MONDAY, APRIL 4,1986

PAG! TWENTY IffraKi Average Daily Net Press Rim The Weather " ^ of file Week Ended " Fair, oool tonight low 6an» he choir will aing “ O Sacred April 2, IMS The KKvadis Club of Man­ 80; partly wmiiy Mrs. PhHlp Sumner of 7» Liquor Stolen Head Now Wounded,” and “Be­ The F m w b Night committee chester win meet tomorrow noon IFLETCHER BLASS CO. o f m a n c h e s h s b j kigta about 60. Princeton St. and Mrs. CSiarlea hold, the Saviour o f Man^ « t CompbeU Council, K o< C, at Oanrey’s Restaurant. 14,635 . S. House of Westland St. plan ¥ About Town will meet tonight at # after a In Store Break kind." The Rev. Gordon S. to attend the annual Wellertey M in J«cqu*Bii® Gribbon o< regirisr meeting of the coun>- Bates, pastor, wlH preach the Manchester— A City of ViUage Charni CoUege Alumnae Council meet­ Seaman Patrick J. CoHins of **When You Think o f Glass 6CM5ZI 4M A St., a senior at West­ cU at the K of C home. Fcmr quarts of whiskey val­ Communion message. PRICE SEVEN CENTS ing at WeUesley, Mass., April the UB. Navy, son of Mr. and (daasifled Advartlaing ek Page 16), brook Junior OoUege in Port^ ued at 824 were taken from Eastminster Fellowahlp la Think of rietchei^* [(EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 13 through 15. Mrs. Robert F. ColUna of 122 Vlchi's Package Store at 20 ' VOL. LXXXV, NO. 157 Maine, is In Bermuda tbis Tiis executive hoard o< Buck- being organized by the Presby­ Oakland St., is servii« aboard Bisaell St. about 3:30 Sunday tery of the Connecticut VaUey Her addreas in Saturday’a ley S d W PTA will meet to­ Regina D’ltaBa Society will the fleet oiler ireS Salamonie, monttng after the atore’s i^ate to serve Manchester, Esist Hart­ 54 McKEE STREET Ifarald was incorrecUy ksted as night at « in the staff room at meet tonight at 7:80 at the Ital- a service unit of the Sixth glass window was smashed, ac­ ford and Glastonbury. When or­ Main Bt. the school. ien American Club on Kldridge Fleet, In the MedIterraHean. cording to police. ganized, it wiU be the fourth Tha Women’s Society of Ctoris- St. A nearby resident heard the United Presbyterian Church in TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Story Hours for four- and The Fellowcraft Club o f Man­ ttan Service of North Methodist noise o f the window being brok­ the Hartford area. It now meets from $25.00 to $45.00______five-year-olds will he held tOf chester Lodge of Masons wiU C o m p ro m is e Caiurch will meet tonight at 8 A standard first aid eouraa en and informed the store own­ each Sunday at 10 a_m. in the morrow a t 9:46 a.m. in the Jun­ class, sponsored by the Ameri­ meet tonight at 7:80 et the Ma­ er, police say. George E. Slye School for Wor­ at ths church. The theme of the ior and heading Rooms at I Now la tha ttme to bring in your acreeM to be repaired. meetir« Is “ Eaderly CUttens.” can Red Cross,,, has been can­ sonic Temple. There will be a ship and Church School. Mary Cheney Library. Mrs. Storm window glass replaced. Members of Tyler Circle will celed for Friday night because Ught buffet and eociaJ time aft­ Those wishing further infor­ Lawrence Decker and Mrs. o t Holy Week. er the meeting. mation may contact the Rev. •V jnvsent a program daaUng with Pierre Marteney, both members Supper Slat€id decisions faced by tbe elderly. Mr. Bates at 127 Madison S t, AUTO BLASS INSTALLED of Junior Century Club, will be Members of the Jessie Sweet Manchester WATE8 wlU have The YFW will meet and no­ By Fellowship Esist Hartford. the readers. Miss Anna French an Easter Hat Parade tomorrow minate officers tomorrow at 8 O rd e win serve as hoateeaas. Mrs. Chester Kosak, Hbrar- GUSS FURNITURE TOPS Of Vietnamese Civil War at its meeting at the ItaJlan pin. at the post home. Eastminster United Presby­ SMOG ALERT EARLY ians, will present a program for American Club on Eldridge St. LOS ANGE5LES (AP) — Los Scaadla Lodge, Order of adults on, “Cook Books and terian FeUowshlp will observe Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 Two fUms, "Lament” and Maundy Thursday with a cover­ Ang;eles recorded the earliest MIRRORS (Firaplac* Vasa, has rescheduled its Table Settings," at the same p.m. Mrs. William Krar will be "Pitcairn People,” will be shown ed dish supper at 6:15 p.m.„and smog alert on record Wednes­ W e d n e s d a y meeting for time in another section of the tomorrow night at the Mental PIUTURE FRANING (all types) Wednesday, April 18 at 8:16 mistress of ceremonies. Prizes Holy. Communion at 7:45 p.m. day. State Neiws Buddhist Bid library. will be awarded for the pret­ Aid Fellowship Center. Thurs­ It was the 66th smog alert p.m. in Orange HaU. at the George E. Slye School, tiest, funniest end most o r i^ a l day will be an open night. Pro­ Kingston Dr. off Oak St., Elast since the system went into ef­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Mystic Review, North Amer­ grams of arts and crafts, fol­ For Assembly G The library »toff of Buckley hate. Hartford. Both events are open fect in the summer of 1955. The Officer Shot ican Benefit Association, will 1 lowed by dinner, will be fea­ alert is made when the irritant School wiH meet tomorrow at meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at to the public. Manchester Chapter of 8PEB- tured in the afternoons o f the As part of a Worship Seridce, level goes pMt a certain mark. S;80 a.m, in the sclxxd library. Odd Fellows HaU. Members are Ups Tension SQSA wlU have a special meet­ same days, starting at 1:30 p.m. By Own Gun reminded to bring articles for a ing tonight at 8 at Center Con­ The group ia open to those who bingo after the meeting. Re­ SAIGON, South Viet gregational Church in prepara­ have been or are undergoing freshments wiU be serv^. In Accident Nam (A P )— A compromise tion for its annual show. treatment for mental or emo­ tional illneeses. Those wishing appeared tonight to lift the Girl Sdout Troop 690 will STRATFORD (AP)—A Bridge­ LECLERC Manchester Lodge of Masons information may call the Capi­ port policeman who said he was threat of civil war withia sponsor a Rummage Sale to­ tol Region Mental Health As­ the Vietnamese armed- FUNERAL HOME morrow and Wisdnesday from wiU meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. shot accidentally was reported at the Masonic Temple. H ie en­ sociation, Ihc. 2>17 Faniilngton The (hiest neat you'll ever eat s..Its money-back fluarantceJ! in. “ fairly good’’ condition at forces at Da Nang. But a 9:80 to T1 a.m. at 775 Main St., Ave., Hartford. Buddhist demand for es­ IFUNERAL the foroier Morton’a Shoe store. tered apprentice degree wlU be Bridgeport Hospital today. conferred. WlHlam A. Reichert, JAM .T WEEK SKeiJU.1 The policeman, Lafayette tablishment of a National Junior warden, will preside. Manchester Grange will meet White, 29, of Manila Place, SERVICE Seaman Recruit Peter Boehm Assembly within three Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Orange Bridgeport, was wounded Mon­ w Al t b r n . of the. U. S. Navy, son of Mr. months maintained political Willing Workers Circle of Hall. Members of a youth com­ day night while visiting the LEsOIaEsRiO and Mrs. William Boehm of 577 mittee are In charge o t pro­ home of Mrs. Crlstlne Veney, 25, tension. Director Adams St., is undergoing seven South Methodist Church has Riot police fired tear gas and gram. Members sre reminded of 2310 Bamum Ave., police weeks of basic training at the postponed Its meeting scheduled broke up a crowd of about 700, 23 Main Street, Mancheater to bring articles for an auction said. Naval Training Center, Great for Wednesday, until Wednes­ including a lot of street urchins, table. Assistant Chief of Police Ray­ . Call 649-5869 day, April 1*. who marched again in Saigon in Lakes, Bl. mond Chaffee of Stratford quot­ ed White as saying that he had violation of a curfew. hM sTewe'tiwM Qnlily shown his .38 caliber revolver Premier Nguyen Cao Ky flevr back to Uie capital after day­ M l Ciwice Heavy to his brother, Spencer, earlier in the evening. long talks at the sealed-off Da Western Steer lb After his brother left, White Nang airbase with MaJ. Gen. ‘ Beef— and every told police, he asked Mrs. Veney Nguyen Van Chuan intended to cut I our to replace the revolver in its avert bloodshed between loyal Just RRe holster, which was hanging from and dissident troops. Chuan com­ THAI® that the wall. (AP Phototax) mands the 1st Corps area, the gives you WMte torfd police that as the birthplace of current opposition woman was replacing the weap­ to Ky’s military regime. oven Uninvited Visitor Wrecks Ohio House Ek-HALE on It accidentally discharged. A Chuan told newsmen there of value! bullet struck him in the thigh. Bedtime at the Lucena home in Youngstown, Ohio, got hectic last night when arrangements to ease the'crisis. Main Jitzwet, Manchester Mrs. Veney was also taken to this tractor-trailer rig, cai-rying 50,000 pounds of steel and without brakes, Among other things, he said, he the hospital, where she \Vas un­ crashed into the house. Mrs. Geno Lucena was getting three children ready for is sending away a battalion ha Memty, fobaHt fiaeort Top tf Grade (Herald jitioto by Oliara) der treatiqent for hysteria and bed when it hit. All four were treated for shock; the truck driver suffered cuts had called in to oppose 1,800 shock, xwlice said. and bruises. The cab and front of the trailer wound up in the Lucena basement. Vietnamese marines Ky flew to valedictorian. cnunl fA(S ROMP STEAK »94< James Newton, salutatorian. Marilyn Twomey,, In Bridgeiwrt, Superintendent the Da Nang base, while govern­ of Police Joseph A. Walsh said ment orders will confine the that White was off duty at the marines to that base. time of the incident. W hite 'The call for the govem m ^ to JMtv ami famfA^Ta^ if Ciwfo Walsh -said that White was Any Donation PsrfseitassrmiMf m sssM 19 New Recruits set up a National Assembly with- scheduled to report for duty la­ Scholars Named JEFFERSON CTTY, Tenn. in three months was voiced by is right... SWISS STEAK s a Sa^ ter in the day but had called to IHSHUPAtACIIS to report that he was ill with (AP) — When officials of Thich Tam Chau, chairman ef g virus. , Carson-Newman College an­ Saigon’s Buddhist Instltuto, an i Famous Name Special Purchase Sale! SevwDa4o8feiiA DEEP SEA SCAU.(9PS»68‘ TENDER^EITES Marilyn T w 0 m e y and were advi8«ri ««« time as the major reason for Clifford Asptoall, chief fire in­ Nevertheless, the agency 2. Lt. John S. Bull, 31, Navy, is a nonviolent cind peacefi4' 654 seniors, is the daughter of accepted at W ell^ley CoUege, tjjeir scholasUc success. spector for Scovill, said the fire Safety Program prepared for liie busy time to- bom Memphis, Tenn., test pilot struggle.” ■ « Mr. and Mrs. Irving Twomey of Plans to major either to math- goth admitted to being “very apparently started when a spark Ward the end of this decade, from the Patuxent River, Md., He praised the people whd *>R7 Pwirtar 'Wpwfcon 17 tJlB ©Tn8.tiCfl Of MIBIICC. NCWtOTl WASHING’TON (AP) — The when it hopes to be rocketing Naval Air Station. launched the demonetrailMM ru n n ^ p . is the son of’ Mr’ nrd hopes to attend Columbia Uni- (See Page Eleven) (See Page Eight) automobile Industry endorsed three men at a time on trips to 3. Maj. Gerald P. Carr, 32, your savings will today most of President John- moon, and on other ambl- Marine, bom Denver, Colo., as­ (See Page El|d>t) Mrs. Robert Newton 168 signed Marine Station, Santa Benton St. son’s highway safety legislation m is s l^ . but urged that It - rather than Originally, offjcims planned to A n a .^ llf. Banded, Bowed and Ready A total of 72 additional M. Dukee the goverifment - be given prl- only 16 for the new group. 4- ^ P t- C a rles students attained honors by bom Char­ Dog Rewarded maintaining scholastic averages London9 Lisbon at Odds mary resjwnsiljlllty responsilUllty for car However, this was before the •> . • multiply with Gemini 9 crew — Elliot M. See lotte, N.C., Instructor Edwards of "B” or better during their saiety standards. As Cup Finder s^ior high years and h^rd John S. Bugas, vice president and. Air Force Maj. Charles A. (See Page Eleven) New of the Ford Motor Co., said in Bassett Jr. — died in a jet plane their names read by Vice Prin­ LONDON (AP) — Pitfides, Ch« A roller hat perches atop the cipal George Emmerling, senior testimony prepared for a Senate crash Feb. 28. , mongrel dog that found the stol* Over Oil for Rhodesia Commerce Committee hearing The astronaut corps hM been head, riding high . . . showing class advisor. He also cited 93 en world soccer cup, got a re* that the Industnr was to favor, of struck by sickness, death and a sassy bow. In white, navy or From other seniors who make up the ward o f ' $8,400 today. Milliniery two escort ships were ordered to all of the major parts of the 3700 resignations at double the 10 i» r Guardsmen betgs. This is only one from top quarter of the class. LONDON (AP) — ’The British Ministry spokesman reiterated His ovwier, David Corbett, 36, «Mir-vest- spring-collection! loss rate offl- Sec: 1066. and their sympathizers, hibition. It was insured for $84,* black. ' ment and the United Nations Employment ards, affecting the design and With a breakneck pace to A heavily armed National development motor vehi- meuvned space exploration, the 000. Sara L$e umoi&ES3 W 59* Floods Threaten in Minnesota have ordered against Rhodesia (Guard force of 175 men arrived Edward Bletohley, 47, n dock is no concern of Portugal’s. cleg.” agency has found Itself on the by convoy after midnight at the laborer who Is charged wMJl Mngarias •S!' 218 59*. Officials in London said For­ Goes Upward As an alternative, he ipr^>Posed borderline of a pilot shortage, Port Gibson armory, about 17 gtealing It, was remanded Mon- a three-point program which he All but 6 of the 23 flight-quali­ Smart New Handbags Sliced Pineaiiple eign Secretary Michael Stewart miles away. day on bail at London’s Bew fied astronauts are assigned to StopSSliopCoffao V 69* Instructed Ambassador Sir . State troopers ringed the Street Magistrates’ Court. Exciting Spring collsction ot Sightseers Hinder By 500,000 (See Page Eleven) ^ jgee gpace flight, either as I Archbald Ross in Lisbon to campus to a nightlong' watch. shouldqr, aporty or dreaay Miiiocimm Gmriies 4 ' prime or back-up crewmen. One Nearly half the state highway handbags. Chooss from pat- p warn the Portuguese govern­ WASHINOTON (AP) Em- GHoves ents, f a b r i c s , simulated NSv* IMe$^Morsek2ie35* ment of the risk involved to ig­ ployment surged upward by patrol, 180 men, were sent to the ^ noring the U.N. Security Council campus after violence erupted Handbags leathers in bone, black, white Cleanup in Florida more flian 500,000 in March Monday. , Main Floor or oolora. M i Medal now S m 49‘ ban on' oil sfaiptnents to Rho­ desia. while the number of jobless Astronaut Swigert Demonstrations at Alcom Bulletins HOT CROSS BUNS LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — reported — a juvenile who was Informed sources said Wilstnt Showed little change,, the Bu* continued until after midnight, Debxe Ice Cream%s^«69* Throngs of sightseers today raiding a model airplane store, would seek support from the. reau of Labor Statistics an* with more than 600 students MM zaf hampered officials .and house- National Guardsmen and other United States cuid other Atlantic nounced today. marching through the campus, EXTBNSIONB ENMNIG holders engaged in a massive officers w ere, on duty through allies to demanding______that Portu- While the jobless rate figured circling dormitories and the Birds Eye Fieedi FiieslB^^ Once Town Resident WABKINOTON (AP) — s - r 9 * 29*11 d ea m p job after a series of tor- the night to protect homes and gal'toOT Ih e 'to d to r’s'ril* from out to 8.8 per cent of the labor residence of President J. . D. One of the 19 new astronauts ’Ihe Navy and Mlarine Ootps nadoes Monday which left a path businesses, getting tbrougb Mozambique to force compared with 3.7 in Feb- , „ ^ Boyd — target of most of the announced today that btVo8« Sale I Selected Groups of Famous Name ~ A of destruction across central qov. Haydon Bums said he Rhodesia. ruary, officials said this could named yesterday, John A. Swl- student criticism. be attributed to variations that gert Jr., is a former Manchester untary extenilom o f ealis®. Florida. would ask President Johnson to ’The grave new situation arose ’Trouble at the Negro state The twisters hit from Tampa declare five oounties disaster occur in any sampling, rather resident and a former test pilot ments will be ended tUs UML early today when the tanker institution started when a crowd on the Gulf of Mexico to the areas, making them eligible for than an actual change in unem- for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Secretary of the Navy Paid Joanna V entered Beira, the of 600 gathered on the campus. Cape Kennedy igrea on the At- federal .relief. ployment. _ Corporation. H. Nltee said the N«vy% to* Moaam'Uque port, alter flwting State troopers broke up the Iqntic, and left to least 10 dead. In the first quarter of 1966, the Swigert lived at 607 W. Mid- voluntary extenaians o f ea- Ih e Cross said the'hard- British n a ^ warnings to stay demonstration with tear gas Tasty m g f h s M i r t Injured more than 300 and did rate averaged 8.8 per cent, and die Tpke. during the time he Ustod personnel would CiiA Ladi^’ “Sandler” Flats est hit area was around Qib- away. after bricks, rocks and bottles by Sept. SO and the M6u6ws damage, estimated by the>’state officials caUed this a sharp Im- attended Rennselaer Polytech- K g savbtgl sonia, north o t Lakefand, ^ e r e crashed around patrol cars. Of­ office o f Ci-vll Defense at $29.4 Joanna, V, owned by Greek jxovement over the 4.2 per cent nic Institute at South Windsor by Oot. 81 under a preliminary survey Stowed at ficers arrested 36. million. shipping magnates but under to the last quarter of 1966. where he earned a master’s de- pbase-out plan. ’A s A spokesman for the riieriff's ■least 300 homes destroyed or charter to a South African firm, Tensi to.” ' a.m., the bowling winds next Ut mers in beige, hope,, blue, navy or Wack. Not every SAUCE pUcattonz of the rituation. toward Jobs to the booming He was bom to Denver, Col., dents milled about * the stricken sections of all but northern part of citrus-rich Polk a second Greek tanker with a thg {£,{^1 to 61.7 million. The cal engineering. He was with this, but Evers promised to re­ riiuffle brings in younger residents. Oouiity. ’ load of «U from the Persian Gulf jump exceeded seasonal expec- PftW A briefly in 1953 while the legisiatam and gives Us Lotting, however; was at a turn today and told dOidento to was bound for Beira. Tbe Brit- sppovtaaMes ts 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST ' minlmuni. Oo^ ons arrert M BN L. SW ICn^ Kb' IwflTOOtt ctassez. P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHIJSTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 . ^ iceM e/ww/Atenutoms } from noon to 3 p jn. at St. John’s Floods Threaten in Minnesota M AND ' 3 Tolland Hptocopal Church in VenKui. Police Quiz Pupils Will See Help Too Late Driver Arrested Communist-bloc Countries K ID S to * Blaster Sunday services vdU Sheinwold on Bridge ' FABULOUS. m COLLntSVnJJB, nunois include a sunrise service for the Cut ‘Gondoliers’ On Two Counts RcMkviHe area at dawn, and reg­ Students in RAMAC FLOORS IXXNK FOR NINTH TRIOK (A P)—A womiut caned the On Silverstein Schedule Seventeen New Homesites Sightseers Hinder Sooth dealer. Clinton J.. Stewart, 22, of ular church services at 9:80 and IN MORE THAN ONE 8CIT Two performances of n con­ St Clair National Bank at HungA>r; Prapie, Czechoslo- B O N m i 11 a.m. An additloneJ service at All loors Sanded ai Refinlshed North-South vulnerable densed version of the Gilbert BeUevUle Monday and cried: Hartfoord, driving a refuse Saul M. Silverstein, chairman SiaUII FIT«38 Paint Spree By AUHED SHEENWOLD NORTH truck owned by the Sanitary of the board of Rogers Corpor­ vakis; Warsaw, Poland; Mos­ \ Approved by Plan Board 8 a.m. has also been s<*eduled. 4 6332 and Sullivan Workshop’s pro­ "TWs place la on fire. I cow and Leningrad, Russia, t n WUT MIDDU TPK. ^ Sitter service for 3, 4, and 6- Make Your Old Floors bi some hands you play for ty A9 duction, “The Gondoliers,” will need someone to get me out Refuse Co., backed into a car ation, is scheduled to visit five Police today were questioning Cleanup in Florida jwur ninth trick In more than driven by Doris M. Bonino of .and Helsinki, Finland. MANCHESTER ^ 'Two new subdivisions were swimming committee will re- M ^ m t e r High School stu 0 K104 be presented tomorrow at 9 and of here,” Then the phone Communist-bloc coimtries dur­ Opproved at last night’s meet- port on the hiring of svrtmmlng Look New Again one suit Always do so when it « A 953 10:15 a.m. in Bailey Auditor­ went d«uL 26 Oak S t yesterday afternoon, His business sriiedule in­ wueBBTMeitwu^s M/oe^ r ^ 0 >30 uid 11 6i,in. ChilGX^n dents rtAntji in ansn effort to tracktr&cK downdowi (Continned from Pago One) •data nothing to try. WEST east ing a two-month trip beginning cludes contacts in P re lip, tag of the planning and soning instructorsInstructors for this summer, and g and up are being aaked to vandals who snrayed blue ium, Manchester High SchooL Five houn later, her body police say. The Bonino car had The twisters moved south of The swollen Red River Gall 643“6051 Opening lead — King of A K Q J94 « 8 stopped for a light on Center tomorrow. Yugoslavia; Stockholm and S T E A K B U Y ^ commission, opening tiie way the board will worj: on its budg- attend chxtrch with their par- sevewti sections of miles wide and 30 miles long, V Q64 C? J 872 The show is spoiuiored by the wae found in the rubble of lor thirteen new homes on Dock- et for the coming year. Also enta. buildine during the Orlando and went into the Spade. O 9853 fine arts program of the Man­ the United Stores of Amerl. St near Broad St. when the Silverstein will be visiting ValUngby, Sweden; Huisen, Rolvaag looked over a new 2%- Weot leads the king of spades, 0 762 The Nethsriands; Slndelfingen •rai Rd. and four on Bakos Rd. on the agMtda are reports on The Pilgrim Fellowship wlU causing more than Atlantic Ocean Just south of the * 84 « Q J 1 0 7 chester PTA Council. Manches­ ca building near CoUinsvllIe, accident took place, police re­ Yugoslavia a second time, but miie dike that has kept the town VMing the first trick. On the SOUTH port and Frankfurt, Germany: The thirteen-home develop- the Easter egg hunt and the hold its annual breakfast for damage missile center at Cape Kennedy. dry for the first time in a long ter public elementary children which had been destroyed in he will be making a first trip meat Is on property of Harry BaUm twirling program, and a members in the chuie^ parlors ♦ to li West of Glbsonla, another 32 ■pace continuation East dis- A A 107 a multimUUon-d(rilar fire. Pails, France; Genval and ySSTERN XIMOSFHERB ^ ------, - . Alleged to have been com- history of spring floods, from Grades 4, 5 and 6 wlU be Stewart was arrested and into Hungary, Poland, Csecho- and S8isaA>eth laigg, in a Resi­ dlscu^on of a proposed soft lollowii^ the ^rlse service. by East Hartford high houses were destroyed. Twenty- •ards a diamond, and you take K 10 5 3 She was Charlene Mae charged with improper backing Ghent, Belgium: Low*<» W W rs r \ rx rv 0 A Q I brought to the high school by gjovakia and Russia. Besides WwnscMdential A asvata.,zone, CMW4t£along theMic; wv- ball I)|tU littlelUU6 league,ICoguC, whichWIUVII wouldWVLUU six trailers were splintered at a claimed its first life of the ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ your aCe. You have eight sure bus. Wolfbrandt, 35, an employe and operating a motor vehicle Birmingham, England; and nifniiiw * hard School youths belonging to two spring Monday. Brad Remll- Wcka and need one additional * K62 these and seven other European IsUng road. The idans were sub- {acilitles on the Amiot Residents donating hard the act of vandal- trailer park south of Polk City, Sooth West North Emt •niree Manchester boyn wiH of the discount store. without a driver’s license. He Milan, Italy. long, 4, of Fargo, N.D., appar­ trick for Use contract. ooimtriea his itinerary includes Silverstein Is sdieduled to mitted by AA Schindler, a civti Awiled, colored «88s for y ^ Hart- At least four homes destroyed in 1 NT Pan 2 4 Pan appisar in the prodiictlon. Tbey The telephone was a di­ is scheduled to appear in court Turkey and Scandinavia. This engineer ently slipped Into the waters t \..attheParkade J Since spades and diamonds 2 V Pan 3 NT AH Past rect line to the bank. return to the United States on Freedom Shrine Friday’s Easter Egg Hunt are “ newspaper called police af- an area southwest of Lakeland, are Rbbert Gordon m , a Grade on April 18. wiU be Us 21st foreign Journey » •iuiE.mwwrrnMAO ^ near his home. His body was are hopeless, you must look for The fire broke out shortly Minor damage was done to June 4. Percolation tests of the lots. The Russell______Exchange C3ubS Z trr^v ln g '^n anonymous tip and serious damage was inflict- 7 atudw at Bennet Junior since 1052. (STMKiANOI^ Which show w hethe^ septic recovered by firemen. { the ninth trick In hearts or before noon opening time. both vehiclea •Mtr potw**;*'™* will present a Freedom Shrine ““ “ . ^ from a caller who claims he had ^ by tomadlc winds on at least chihs. Correction. Look for the High Schmli and John Lom­ His time yrill be divided be­ TAX FORMS 8TIIX DUE tanks will function ^ 'properly, 30 homes in southeast Lakeland. The river reached 46,66 feet at monds and lead a heart to dum­ bardo Jr., a Grade 6 student at About 80 employes escaped Grand Bhrks, equalling the 1950 ninth trick In hearts AND clubs. my's ace. Return with the ace tween business calls on pro­ were approved, and town en Miraculously only six persons 5 More Keeney St. School, both appear- unhurt BANK JANITOR FINED HARTFORD (AP)—^m e 450,- The Shrine, a showcase of re- recitation, will Sunday night peak that was the highest of toe First you lead a low club. of diamonds and cash the king spective and current Rogers 000 Connecticut taxpayers still tuctlons of American hlstor- startine et 10 Investigation snowea inai were killed in and around Lake­ WhMi West plays low, you try ing as pagT;; and Bruce Beggs, HARTFORD (AP)—U.S.. Dis­ overseas ainociates and con­ land — an 84-year-old woman; a 20th century. A crest of 48 feet t of hearts. The queen drops, and a Grade 7 student at HUng Jun- program with organ selections, haven’t filed their federal in­ documents, including the j —r rear r sections of toe a deep finesse with dummy’s your ten of hearts is good for trict Judge M. Joseph Blumen- tacts with the Ootmcil for the The subdivision on Bakos Rd. ® three-weeks old boy; a five- is forecast in toe next 36 hours, Days Left! t- ior High School, playing a gon- "Praise” and "In Green Past- feld imposed a $300 tine Mon­ come tax returns, according to jtitutlon and Declaration of ^ children in Grades t>n“y Loyd Barstow, in a Rural- has been named president of the at the Grange Hall. The movie ^ ^ y jy hind toe city’s dikes. The Red 8-5-S-2; hearts, A-9; diamonds, i L i Z e e zone. Northern Oo^ecticut A d^uate vrill be preceded by a busings “ tSe a^letic field, wWch — The flooding Red River edged Sale! adU keep. Manchester musical circles. He the church ball after the pro­ of Feb. 1, Pytlarzewski pleaded management leaders in Bel­ returns had been filed In Con­ iiMMLiomm, * - Lake River flows into toe Red K-UMl; clnbs, A-9-8-8. The commission reviewed Wiring Association. Palumbo, an meeting of to^ Holy Name So- repainted. toward the highest crests of this Iiead a low heart When West has simg with the Manchester gram. guilty. grade, Yugoslavia, Budapest, necticut, the IRS said. century today but flood fighters at East Grand Forks. playa low, try another deep fi­ What do you sayT Messiah Chorus and is a mem­ Plans for toe previously pro- electrical contractor, is chair- clety at 7:30. He said maintenance men ____ a n r __ jv __ .a M___ wmam man of fVitttoe Tilfphhigh school lUlild*build ftlllltai along the North Dakota-Min- nesse, this time with the nine Answer: Pass. You have 11 ber of the newly formed Man- posed Woodland Summit and worked a total of more than 20 nesota border seemed to be win­ of hearts. East wins with the points in high cards and 1 point Chester Civic Chorale, ' Timber Ridge subdivisions with ing committee. The Tolland (Irange will meet ^ repair toe dam- DROWNS NEAR DA NANG ★★★★★★★★★★★ ^ ^ tonight at 8 m the Grange Hall. Fortunately, toe paint had ning their battle in most places. Jack and returns ahother dia- for the doubleton, but a 12-point •ngineer Everett Gardner. St. Matthew’s Services Minnesota Gov. Karl Rolvaag WASHINGTON (AP)— Marine m < ^. hand is worth opening only if Town engineer Cosgrove ques- Holy Week services for St. — not set and could be removed toured northwestern Minnesota Cpl. Henry L. Whaley of New Win with the queen of dia- MattoeWs church will include Manchester Evening Herald you have a good suit of five Easter Prc^am^ ttoned the traffic “bottleneck” with a paint solvent. Some Monday and had high praise for Haven, Conn., drowned in Viet cards or more. in toe 26-home Woodland Siun- an evening Mass on Holy Thurs- Tolland correspondent, Bette ■years ago, after a similar inci­ Nam when the tank he was in day, at 7 p!m. at toe Hicks Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. local officials. Copyright 1966 Heard by Qub mit addition, where the--- pr6- - L50.J, • */.•••. M**. dent, sandblasting was neces­ "You’ve capitalized on your accidentally submerged in a General Features Corp. posed road would route traffic Memorial School gym sary to repair the defaced build­ river in the Da Nanag area, the STANLEY WARNER About 50 members and guests from the new section Into toe tIlR flNCH i lEinstein questioned whether'’ ", GooiS'Eriday services will be second consecutive gain. IN SMARTLY IN •Jr- . 'h # by Speaks. ‘ there is a pond in toO area that OOLDIN ),kk II/UVKIM Mrs. Tompkins opened the ^could be used for fire protec- STYLID tion, and was advised there is IMBLIM® 1 Bo^e. Gardner said a developer WISTIRFIILD® «FMmlc« 1 THAT OUR RENOVATIONS WORSTID-AND. Her 1 ircHNicOLOn ' would hesitate to create one be- WORSTIDS Anything” | PANAVISION I cause of toe "danger to chll- OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. MOHAIR ^ tssmBtema i dren.” Bhnstein said safe^ards 2 SHOW S * could be provided. The plans were resubmitted to Cosgrove FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE compurubla 4 4 . 9 S SAT., APRIL 23 5 for further study. value $SG comparable HAVE BEEN COMPLETED Cosgrove submitted several value $55 lOmBAM J questions about the proposed Fun virgin wool jOM joa WOOOT i Timber Ridge subdivision, off IX Pot Yourself In Our Hands wors’Ledsfrtmi OneoCttemoctK ? Reed Rd., and Gardner said he America'! tsopmUb prized suits in • < would revise the plans after he ...interpreted man*! wardrobe IN ^ j receives an aerial plan of the hoe in Important I ...id eal for dress- [A] WE HAVE EXPANDED OUR > area to be made this week, and 2and3button I vpoocasionsiLuz* barefoot W ' will resubmit them in about a "We l^f Them Carefully" * month. models. Choose tulous wonted and ‘ Board of Recreation £com distinctive mohair in foe olaiilo the park The board of recreation ■will patterns in lubde styling. RegoltB^ TICKETS NOW AT BOX [B] WE ARE PROUD OF OUR NEW ULTRA ; meet Thursday night at 8 'in the shorty longs. OFFICE or BY MAIL , Hicks Memorial School to hear Matinee at 8:30: Ordi. $4-00, reports on the progress made fSJiO, gS.00. 1st Bal. $8AO, I to date in acquiring the Cran- $8.00, $2.50. 2nd BaL $2.50, “ dall property under the federal $2.00, $1.50. open spaces program. The Evening at 8:80: Orch. $5.00, MODERN KITCHEN $4.50, $4.00. 1st BaL $4.50, $4.00, $8.50. 2nd RaL $SJt0, $8.00; $2JM». Make checks payable and mall with stamped retom resfourcm t mvelope to: Why - ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON BUSHNELL MEMORIAL ^ THE HARTFORD. CONN., 0610$ ULTIMATE the Monitor WORLD’S BEST LUXURY IN recommends ...PURE LARINI® VIROIN WOOL, WORSTED IN yon read AND SILK JUILLIARD® SHARKSKINS UOIUARD. yonrhical WORSTEDS 64.96 newspiqier 4 9 . 9 S comparable hint ^ a n d value $05 V m local ■cw p ta tt ** lOil Mwspiper with nan ftem u. 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. A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 P A G E FOUR P A G E . F IV E rv r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 VraUatns. A building lot on Hale, -10 Campbell Ave., Ver- A n d o v e r Hospital Notes noa; Peter Jep^, 86 Deepwood S^ool Rd. was sold by Percy" Ex-Board Chainnan Wins Dr.; Mw. Mary C. Keenan, 202 B. and Elizabeth 8 . Cook to Grossman Grows Again Auction Slated. VlsitliiK hoars are 2 to 8 p.m.. HoUiater S t ; Albente Roy, 324 Cancer Society John W. and Nancy B. Parker r*'. j n all areas excepting mater- Windsor S t; Mrs. Gertrude Z. of Pine Ridge. $15,000 Salary for Life erne By 4-H Qubs TV-Radio Tonight Blty where they are *;S0 to 4 paganl, 16 EkWdge St.; Mrs. Drive Continues Two permits for new dwell­ You Should Know p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private jia^a Fiorentino, 69 LyndaVe ings were issued by the buUd- HARITORD (A P )—TheIiOvmto7;" F^ed- St.; Mrs. Virginia A. Kulas, One permit was issued for a «rhe courts do not unmake Osborne thereopoo sued for trative assistant with the mUi- 8-30-40) O m bat captain for the east part of .Hadonatack St, or WilUam 5:00 (30) Seahunt 10-33-30) My Mother the Car erick W. Brown, Coventry; Ger- Windsor; ^ybeUe garage and storage shed on the bargains mwisely made,” the the rest of the moneys M m « Than Just An Answtrin^ Sonriea tary department at the State of (20) Big Picture 1 town. In the central area and Keidi, 307 Gardner St C) by BUSTER BROWN* aid M. Case, Coventry; Oscar B em ts^, ^ v e n try ; Mra. jU- property of CHfton and Deb- state Supreme Court said in Hs Connecticut. 34) OollecUve -— =■ Hebron Rd., Mrs. ^Winston. Ab­ l a ) R ^ y Hie Friendi (10 3 3 ^ ) Don’t Eat H. Carlson, Rocky HIU; John D. dlna J. H ^ r d ^ ^ , orah Home on Times Farm Rd. ..unanimous dedekm. Grover notes that police The auction is sponsored by bott will be the Qaptain. . (C) Coghin, 153 Chestnut S t; Mrs. ^ r g e F. King- 280 W ^ - The bargain In this case was work today is a profession re­ the Hartford County 4-H advis­ Sperta. Weather 8:80 ( 3-13) fted Skelton (C) Other captains will be an­ Stolen Vehicle 8:16 (22) Club House ( 8-aMO) McHaJea N aw Marion Cohun, 9 Worcester Rd., bridge St; Mrs. Joan E. Ktar- Moadiester Evening Herald not' Oehome’s idea, the court quiring the utmost sklH o f ory committee. Extra attrac­ nounced later. (10) Neva. Weather (1023-30) Dr. Kildare ((3) Vemon; Mrs. Edith M. Connol ris and son, 427 Stunmlt S t; Andover corresp®”^*"*, Law­ noted, but was approved by F o im d D a m a ffcd TERMITES highly educated and dedicated tions at the event will include (40) Cbeyenne (34) Book Beat Mrs. Marguerite L. Bamaby All drive workers will be rence Moe^ teL 742-6796. a baked foods table, white ele­ 6:80 (1023-30) Huntley-Brlnldey 9:00 ( 8-3040), F Troop ly, Glastonbury; Mrs. Jane A. Locke’s board of directors o o men who daily risk their Uvea (C) (1032-30) Movie (C) Howart, 159 Hilliard S t; Mrs. and daughter, New Britain; calling on tomiliee in their Nov 4 1 ^ without any action ^ ^ »portod stoten last OR ANY PEST PROBLEM in combatting those who Gout phant table and used dothlng ( S) Walter Orortdte (O (18) Subacrlptlon TV (34) Point ^ View Cecilia____ Dion, Wlllimantic;__ Mrs. Mrs. Rebecca B. Thompson and neighborhoods to solicit con­ the law. He notes that the days sale. (24) Whafa NewT tributions in support of the by Osborne. night was rocovered esily this STOP AT OUR LOCAL STORE FOR (13) Newabeet 9:30 ( 3-13) Pottlooat Junction Mam K. D m i^ e , 108 Falknor daughter, 131 Edgerton St.; In return for the $15,000-a- morning, of th ^ uneducated cop twirl­ ( 8) Nevawire (34) L. FranclB Edmunds Dr • Michael N. Enes, Wapping; Mrs. \ Ernestine Anasoulis and work of the society in the pre- Legion Awarded (18) Life or Riley ( 8-30-40) Peyton P l ^ _ , yea# payment, Osborne was to Gerald F. I jiIcm, of 426 Hil- ing the night stick are gone. 8:45 ( 8) PHer Jennlnga. Neva 10:00 ( JM2) Income Tax Teat (C) What littia girl could rasist the charm of Teirance A. Falrbrother, RED son. East Hartford, venUon and cure of cancer. I FREE GENERAL INFORMATION (24) Neirro Hlalory _ District Trophy “hold himself avaSablo for con- j^rd St, told police Hm * he had Police s(^KX>llng by Grover Teen-age GOP 7:00 ( 3) M wle these little patents with the grown-up look 2, Rockville; Nelsmi R. Fiedler, DISCHARGED SUNDAY: The sodety is a voluntary ( 8) Xddama Family ( 8-30-40) Jack Jonea (O sultatlon and advice with the parked the car in front of the • WITH SPECIMENS FOR lOENTIHCATON Includea classes in the Hartford (10) Eve-Denttfv 10:30 (M) Calendar TTutz-b HiH Rd., Vernon; Vincent Stanley Blske, 83 Ridge St.; association of ihysldans, other WiU Organize (20) Reader’a. Dtgeet (18) Topic _ „ „ ... makes her feel grown-up, toe. The American Legion Post company and Its offioeirs and Birch St Tavern about 8 p jn ., Police Academy, the Connecti­ 11:00 ( S-8-10-13-303M040) Nevs, tiie rhythm that swayed the lui- (24) 1 calendar' P. Giampaolo, Wapping; Ronald Mrs. Florence M. Copeland, 265 professional people, and lay- not to engage in or he ean- bad g^nte into the tavern; when I EXTERMINATiNG SUPPLIES OR SERVICE cut Chiefs of Police Academy, Snorts, Weather was awarded a First District tion. An or^;anlzational meeting of (18) Suhecriptlon TV ------_ _ _ _ _ They’re slipper- soft and light.. * but K. Giggey, South Windsor; Jef- w . Center St; Deborah A. Is- men. Funds collected are for ployed by any business enter- be came out about 10 nrinutes a recently completed course in (18) Vintage Theater frey C. Green, 15 Forest View leib, 20 Madison St; Robert T. research, educaUon of profes- attendance trophy Sunday at a Det Grover says police work the Manchester Teen-age Re­ SEE SATURDAXTI t v WEEK FOB(40) COMPLETE Sporta Final LtoXlNO best of all, the famous Buster Brown name prise, directly or indirectly, igtor, the car was gone. He toW 115 CENTER STREET constitutional law at the Uni­ 11:30 ( 3-13-8) Movie Is dangerous, hut rewarding. publican Club will be held on Dr„ Vernon; Mrs. Alice H. Brown, East Hartford; Jachim slMuils and the public, and tor meeting In Wethersfield. The which is engaged in any line of poHce the keys to the cor had versity of Connecticut and pres­ 11:36 (40) Merv Griffin "At the end of a day of police Saturday at the American Le­ assures you they’ll fit as nicely as they look. Hammar, Box Mountain Dr., Gombar, WUlington; Mrs. direct service to cancer pa- trophy Is awarded monthly to business In competition with t|ie beoi under the front seat ABAIR-LAVERY PEST CONTROL CO. ent enrollment in a finger-print­ work you are tired, but you gion Home on Leonard St., at Vernon; Peter W. Hawkins, Eleanor M. CburiUa, Goodwin tients. Andover’s quota is $400, a post having the largest num- company,” the court said. Shortly before seven this ing course with the Institute of 649-1390 renV.ze you have contributed to 7:30 p.m. The purpose of the Radio Wapping; James R. Hazen, 27 r 4., BoAtoa; Mrs. Miriam Ihom, School Preview her of members present at a In______short,^ the___ agreement______to______morning,^______police___ say______that they Applied Science. . ' ^ s 5 0 Tumhlebrook Dr., Vernon; Mrs. 5 4 3 cShestnut St.; Edwin W . the protection of your town’s organization “shall ho to pro­ Young boys and girls In An- '' ' years after he graduated from others in their pimsult of crime political activity and teen-age WDBO—is « 8:00 Nevs Hartfoid; Mrs. Etoel M. st; (Raymond C. Paris, 06 West- 12. The incoming first graders ^,y miton Hussey, district exercise of corporate powers by the right side of the car was 5:00 liong John Wade 8:15 Dial 13 East Hartford: Rande Krapf, Medford (Mass.) High School and lawlessness. Without police social' affairs.” All Interested 10:00 Comment minster Rd.; Mrs. Myrtle and their parents have berai in- commander. the board of directors,” the damaged. The keys were miss- 8:00 Dick Robinson 10:30 Dial 13 West WtUlngton; Frank A, where he was active in football, protection, the many comfort­ teen-agers and parents are In­ !;« Niva."lin lA^eeler, 129 McKee St.; Har- vited to come to the school to Cmdr. Wagner reported that court concluded. ing, and the gear-shift knob wrestling and track, sports he ing moments we take for 11:00 News Laing, 7 Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. vited to attend. 5:00 Hartford HlghllgMs 11:06 Dial « , ^ old M. Clough, Tolland; Rob- register tor next fall the post had reached its mem­ OSborne, now 76, went to work was also missing, i>ollce report. baa utilized in bis police work. granted today would be eradi­ 12:00 News. 8 I | n ^ ^ Beta A. Loomis, RFD 2, Rock­ ert B. Johnston, 104 S.’Adams Parents of kindergarten age Temporary officers Charles 7:00 News bership quota for 1965-66, the HC) I Det. Grover saw service with cated and replaced by ones of 8:00 Gaslight 5:00 Afternoon E d lt^ ville: Mrs. Eunice Loyzlm, Cov- S t; Samuel Taggart, Bristol; 1 , /

PAGE SEVEN. \i M ANCHES3« 0)1W ^ TOESDAT, APRffi 6, 1966 pA5B m ' ~Trv...... Twol enlfige as Hartford eases "ter ter citii cltizai should turn out to i i .QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE I923|||!iliiill iiiiiifiii >ftTI 1; O n i m Itoelt of more of its problan demand a drastic cutting of in future years. some of the fatty items tucked In sid e {Men durliv Ufn'of the bonds, to ISmtrlrpBtpr .A- Conff^ef&cut Yioet'Small, Reward GnaP Mary J. Rurti a-way in this budget. - One such 164 EAST CENTER ST. ^ buHd thlngB by bonding coats at least — item is the salary for an ad­ '.(CtarUniied from PHta 8) one*tUrd as much ajsaln and often onb* To the Editor, Jfprali ditional Superinlendmt of ' Ky now was Bolidly entrentoed. MANC^STER-(*-649-5a61 half as much again as tt does to. build Yankee Schools. 'We need not waste throughout the country. In fact, j>esplte the deeper personed pyBUagfiBTO ^ n ta by oub. and that in some instances read Mr. George Kata’s letter in In our sincere desire to make $12,006 to $15,000'''«on tola current trouble la concentrated crnnmltment to Ky re(»ult- the use of bonding means that a town toe Open Forum of April 1st t the "right" decision as to the Item. Mr. Curtis should be in^toe Hue-Da Nang northern ing'from Bontaulu. -his faM Ample Parking Front and R «« too attended school with smne THU MAH r . rBuujt u ;^ eventually spends twice the amount of acceptance of children ftom a ma j danger of Two-V/oy Loser flte UOBtlM^ a lush job tor Mr. Curtis. He Actually, toe deeper toe U f •' £ “ n re e Xontbs •••••••••••*•• jejS bonding proposal will and should be sub­ doesn’t alter the fact that the ‘ both the advimtages and One Xonth basic reason he nudees the'play ’ witt;Pnrflt by the experience of disadvantages of % u s 1 n g.” has been prlvUeged to collect is involved in Viet Nam. the kVates The momehf'.the Bad drivers lose out two 'waysi jected to Individual scrutiny by the his $15,000 to $20,000 salkrysMkry U(3. officials ^ it prl- ^ S -ta to'to^ KWMBER OF in the way he doea is that ha is ' ■tiding school where the docs nof the removal of a child They usually pay for their careless- ' iini Board of Directors and by the taxpay­ s^dante may be .higher toan ,rom to, ^ another com- vately that...... the ^v 'Vietnamese iei™me« American . ___ critics of. ln- I exeluelTelT enttUrt ers, to see which are proper for bonding caught in one of those absurd ness in court and they miss out on ta^%e^______of rewbUcetioo of ell newe die- political trapa which-keep clos- ; those of the schools in their sije the' ,i.. undesirabUlty oeof thot that Munity.. , politician is completely Insorut- .y^iy^ment In Viet Nam mlsln- patehae credited to tt or nrt otoei^e_cr^l^ and which had better be delayed imtil an AEtna Life arid.Casualty Auto- ing on men in public ^office. neighborhood. ,« . , . district?.distrietT Does not sinelimrsingling a . Don’t yoir-think it is_ about m Sltottito W t f u d & > ^ local news pab- our improving tax situation enables us tlme that Mr i^rtls - "^Whatever Washington has When Governor Dempsey The problem of 'deMgregaUon few children out of a. much AiaS-RiZE Rite safe driver policy. Drive care­ iriSto ef republleatloH ct apeclal die* to finance them out of-current tax in- Is our.problem too even .though larger group magnify “Ms” qpired to. reside here in Man- learned about toe way to fight Vietnamese sentiment against^ p25tea aeieln are alao reeerred.______goto down to New Ybrlt on a Chester? Then he can also the Viet Cong militarily (and fully and save with Auto-Rite. Call come. special misskm to Invito the old we have very few Negroes here, feelings of difference? the war. p f (toare in the tax load -with y^i^ i, ^ great deal), it ie more Here is the Insidious nature of us soon for details.. General Manager Weiss’ items include ConnecUcutian who is head of Let all take the first step ’There can only be one an- iwMch-he is so willing to bur­ i|3 ‘ ^ ?r&S5f 5,S3t®- and agree to admit these 76 swer witMn our moral -talues,' pUzried than ever about the this political spring offenrive. $855,000 tor renovation to old school the Stock Elxcdiange to rtoblve den, the townspeople. ffi^'sss.’sas'tfisi'assss cMIdren to our sch®®is. I am directed to. th®^ parents and Byzantine internal po»uld aF>«^ateXi^ thf?uwif'*M ^Se?"toe Idw fs^ taSTsiS^e rationale be- lieedeneeds over the past 16 years Robertson, Improvements at Globe Hol­ ances and o^er, if he mc>vto his would give the l>e aSked to accept into their ;Sm idTlnt:^ao’^^-e.^ d.Y «* institution to Connecsticut, at thd^ht fJ u - e S d e S T ^ dren, mostly N e ^ . from Hart- h^d tois rota ^ I except Satnrday — • am. low and Saulters and resurfacing of Memorial Field tennis TOurts, $10,000_.. least an informal gubenmtoriol guarantee that Cotmecticnit.. ■’''“ft" "I S . KrtSit in Ml- S'**"*' *W S«P.'«'*''J"'' “ Tuesday, April B fair air conditioning at Mary Cheney Li- p ed ^ ^ w ^ d en n g just ithe other members of the viropmlnt. For the sake of the Curtis In formulaUng tR e too long under the City of . brax^, $170,000. under title of Case wouldn’t ever tWtoh of any tax : Hartford’s decaying approach on stocH transactions as wiedeed ' segreg^on factor in th^us- g^dioo) Board who hre obsessed cMldrrti involved we ought to grtund rules for the forthcom­ ' Mountain Acquisttioi^ and $100,000 for ing- sltUaUcm long enough fo thlsV plan to bus and ed- it * chance subcommittee hearings on to education in general? May as that being propoaed by . the. I remind the reader toat our doing something as yet undetermined c o ^ d « anotoer very top<>rt- .ucatej Hartford school children ® - - this seems the busing program by denying Mr. Weisrf Bonding Proposal* Mayor, of New York, Govemor ,, •nt acrtxnpanying factor — ^ *“ ue such, as this seems the public the fight to even at- local needs were met in great' ^ ^ •ft about Union Pond. Dempsey is still, even thmigh BUMiev In our rthools. . to bring out objectors in droves. Frospects are that the main portion part by local taxes. With some of theee proposed expendl- he may seem Silly and extreme, By^taw. ' a town Is respon- ^ ^ few of .these objectors should i!!' In principle I am not against of Qeoeral Manager B ob^ Weiss’ ,first Pertiapif there is some merit . tores, there would be a reasonable within the limits of the game as riWAfor the educaUon of toe - certain ^lect toemselves if they are ob- budget for his new town—Urn* ■ pots, „ ^ in u 3 g ^srosston at ^ Hi* chance that the things we would be buy­ It is prescribed for politicians. . cMldren who live there. “No to the-plan, or to the S A V I N G S tlon conoeosiiig d ir^ pppi»ptlaUo» to sMp totals less than 500 people. fa informed and totally Involved 9e Implemented before It ap- Back on H ov.‘ 1 2 ,1063, b ^ W c h mors' David H. Oomins that the rata line eah and ahould Having, in his enticements, ' on the busing issue. peaito through a state agency than two years ago, the yojiers of ^tan- , seemed to have gone slightly S e SsouiSlons that are. go- Jf«tro I W RY IT U T I P II be held. ’ . ' ‘Inequitable and ArbltraiY* It is not too late for them to for nld. FIN A N Cl At Chester had a very clear opportunity; to beyond the responsible c»nduct tag.on in Manchester about the ^ (torrect these obvious Inequit- Only then shoMd those aur- To the Editor, Geoexti Manager Walas teems more expreas their opinions as to what proj­ of a Govemor, Mr. Dempsey In- ' ^oua costs that Manchester * able and arbitrary ‘‘ grqund rounding towns be ■willing to likely to encounter major controversy on Will assume are many. W e may I was shocked to learn' that establish a cultural exriiange /0 0 7 i A i a i M ects could be bonded tor and what proj­ evitably collected a touOh of owe brotherly love.cbufc to feel “ on, disgust and fear with the our local Board of Educafion rules, the detalh et. thb Q api^ Improritm«nt ects ought not to be bonded f6r. criticism back home to Ms own .. t? ______. am>rehenskm that something v,-- - c-u* imnncuHi -nil* that of any student between com- Program he has subletted for the con­ state. Organized labor, it ap- ' S ;? t wr'«^e ^e”c;^ in ‘tkx ^ '^Itarirt A.^^rion Jr. parable «<*ool systems. If Hart- ’They went to the polls that day to^ money to Hartford is notou- to put something over denies the public the right to BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31— COVENTRY sideration of the Board, and, if they ap­ peared, cpiestiohed the pro- ' ford desires to bus out at such vote on three proposed bond issues. One, on them .’There is strong resia- speak at its meetings. prove it,-tor t*»:«T»«tuaI consideriatian prlety of oftortag tax policy, to ■' ‘Let Hartford First Prove’ a. time then Manchester can for on addition at Keeney St. school, Let’s have someone in au- tanoe to this plon. i am sure that it ie consid- ask the City for permission to of the taxpayers themselves. advance, to any , toority In Mandiester make a At next Wednesday’s budget ered a role of convenience by To toe Editor, was approved by a vote of 3,645 to 2,013. ment or tostltutlbri.- ■ The United States haa a long bus a like number of students And we see no way for Manchester t^ ■tetement about the money hearing at 8 p.m. at the Buck- the board but it serves as a The second, for an addition at Highland But the big jaw of the trap ;] butd^ obvious and Mdden, 1^ School, Supt. Curtis’ budget role of Inconvenience toe tradition of State vs. Federal into the Oty of Harjford. avoid controversy on these recommea* School, was approved by a vote of 3,639 who are subsequentlyto Rights. Implied is local solving Sincerely yours. SAYINGS which snaps down on public ofr datlons. For Mr. Weiss has, perhaps, that WU1_ be accept^ If this of $6,061,965 — ttot’s right: public to 1,974. The cost of these two projects ficials to siich a situation to that .j project goes through. Not only Over six million dollars Will asked to support by their tax of local problems. Oiy W. Brlason unwttUngly, challenged a few Ingridned totaled $965,000. of the political oppc^tioii. Bupr , for the coming year—-but as It be discussed. Every Manches- dollars a policy that they have. "Why should the ciUzens of 41 Croft Dr. SURE Manchester ideas about how Various MONCY The thlrf proposal voted on that day pose Coyernpr Dempsj^.-badn’t types o f pubUe spending shouM be fi­ BUILD UP BARNS was for the issuance of $450,000 in road gone “ail out” with the. most nanced. MOfUB, 1 . ... bonds,.'S..propo8al for which the polllti- dramatic pitch he could manage That oommunity Is ideally fofiu^te tor toe Stocsk Itocdumge.'^'nMn, T O O l cal party in power campaigned most of course, we would, sooner efr which aeta itaclf up a capital improve­ vigorously. ' . s> ment fund, approprlatea aome tax ;fn- I 1 later, have .t})e Connecticut ,.The vote on the '^toad '^bonds was . eome to It every yeiw,. and- then drawn publican publicity nkUtoito Along 'Oaontry Hoada With Sylviaa Oflani grinding out attacks upon tlto from that fund when yartous capital ex- ■g^jnst, and the ibargin was 4.312 to Democratie Governor, for bto pendltuiea become ^ndvlnable. We-know, WATEEFALL Xd other words, ^ same -MeinChester . .rlfc. deplorable and leprdiensibto of few communlttM toat- foitunaito. failure to capltMtos-r'en CiSf- '('•ft' m . Fotato Wbi voted oonsiAi^ly better Mr. Weiaa, lMweieg5.jhaL‘]|^^ tiigt neetlcut’s golden opportunity, j the town bo^ itoalf .In in ^ at^ to the . than th ^ to two In favor of issuing bonids fo r school additioiia voted almost The same mixtora . ^ clvto oxtoit of $2,500,000 in ^^er to take Herald go-go with politlto4\tto(^ care of a wide range of .expei^tuqsa four to one against issuing bonds tor re- Inside By Rowl^d Evans Jr.- compulsion to wliat -propels in­ which he ptabapt dotitrbver- l>avtog' town streets. Yesterdays dividual cltim and/tpwhs Into We know of .no reason why the voters ■tally so in some iaatonow^ labels Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago piratical warfare w ith poo an­ tal improvements,” has ‘ '^ 1 Manchester should have changed other to wMch tlMy M ito ear, perfaapa, toWsM-’lbe'ethW ekfcrsm^ . , their, minds about issuing bends tor such Repo rl Atty; Jedm S. G. Rotfaier ap- tulce, hy entloemibito tnribes. in which a conunuxdty'lxmda i^ lf fof things as the repaidng of street^ We X>ointed assistant prosecutor of todtortries fmm one | | h otoer. And. the seme foih U ^ tk m Is, iJmost evetytl)|iig it apei^ tor ahoto - Would suggest 'that perhaps consider­ WASHINGTON — Stymied was to be t^ ' mop-up operation Coptmiiidst epn8ible drive fo r powerl ‘ ' mond R.' Bowers to fill the uii< taiprlse ubm; nbw ^^ then, to the list.,jmjpp^ bonding projects be­ , power, the Communist Viet the Communists have choe^ to In tom, Buddhist - leaders expired term of Atty. Herman which drifted :into e habit v|OuId forte the community ip, ;t^ c h it fore the paokai^ Is ever submitted to : Cong have reverted to the -more strike at the political vulnera­ were givm the'jproteto fo t the Yules who has gone into mili­ be the leaat f<# ItoWr it. deenu, .toat Is n ot try whliih baa its-hand-,tait Immediately afterward, without a for­ Before toe proceseion errtered ahmrto >y'SudShlSb ______„ through ’Gen. Jonathtm Waih- Cm^tal Improvementa rilul debt retire­ «ho«li|lL( ’Ihelr demand Is ab- movA'its.Yeet,, anil, piiAcy-o^ mal tovesUgatlon, Army pourcBs to the Into Jerusalem on Palm Sufidajnr ^ nW 6to^ght mK ^ Uto.VSet their street Wright’s lines on Hqiaan Penim tef]^^. by^.bitl^/Wp. to ment. Manchestrir hai been budget^ - Dominican Republic absolved the ^.ser- St. lAtoe tegs us toat Jesu|'.;a!^\ V^hg mdgtoi boe^ . - , v ' y dantmatraubps scarcely prove sula. ■bout 10 per cant la theae categories. be a^compulsiue.potoqr’tof geani—and toe Departnvmt o f DefeitoB over the City of.^Jertomfi *»*t «v.m - W it ^ t apy.. V ie t-. sentonent'. In 1943, US/bombers pbundsd lie' bffwashoiders:. TbtafTtfa vrtti ”In order to ottefa up with items ao to Washington said it saw no reason to lem. Jeaus'lbttoa Bumhist • - targets in the Aleutian Island hs a bttle m ore homduble, -ssta, nrgently leqoireir as to create a virtuAl „ investigate.. But when CBS showed Ito; loves aito S a y s ; h a a t . ’^^'t>K>to*Mnt unwittingly <*srv«n. *' ' (gee Page S e v a s )' -tchain.. tat .-saepfsetK ju M -«4 «a q )ta u a d . emergency. It is recommended ^ t "film, a ftom o t pnriesta. including that .krjow toe iWhgii unto they . '1 ■ ; ' ;■ funds be raiW by a bond issue to , • of Sen.-Wayha .i;); Morse, D*Ore., was ‘ . ■ ...... ' rtoMd. The depm^m t then reluctant­ are hid ns started; Future tequirementa, except;, ly promised to toveatigate and report how. He c<^ 1 ^ to’^ibcA^ : ->'4 ( ;< ■ tn the case of large facilities, should be back on R* findings. It has now done ,at toe city H e'loved'ah d vtouM ■ handled on a p&y as you g o baaia.” toto. have saved, without being In that lu t lArase, the Oenmul Man­ 'The report'dlffers hardly at all from iiK^ved to tears. He knew that ager pranisee to place himself, even­ the first 'lMsty.:on-tl»4pet report and toe ruin of Jeruselem was-not tually, on tbo aide of the angels, on the completely excoeiates toe sergeant who Mevitable; it wad blinQIy aiod MiYMOUni FURY fired the fa^I..builet Moreover, the de­ stigully chosen. Men plot their side of thainternalional im- eairylng costs for a bond issue will be North American military force to Santo dantanding and 'worid peace S is your n«c^y Plyinoutb De

.1 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-r TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JUNCHESTBR, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 PAGE EIGHT a work session to the morning Vernon H ebron Coventry and bustoess meeting In the af­ two brothers, Jtim R. Shstff of Rham District Events London, Lisbon at Odds ternoon tn the church vestry. Florida and Harry Scharff of Church Women Second Church c Obituary New Tork; thred sisters, Mto. Housing Code Ordinances Deacuis and deacwiessea of Gerti^ide Van Austrand of Hilh- Over Oil lor Rhodesia Residents Oppose Increase Change Hours the second CongregaUonal tlngton, N.Y. and Mrs. Barbara ^Peopie|(^ Full Budget Request Church meet at 7 p.m., tomor­ Mr*. Haary Bakntoky Stelnman and Mrs. Mary Sta* (Continued from F»8* imcwledge of the Greek govern- Before Meeting Thursday row to the church for a re­ K n . RiU Johnaon Bakul- In Town’s 1966-67 Budget SL Peter’s Episcopal Church son, both of West Hartford, and W orld ABflociftUon reported Irorn Beira ment. _ , * hearsal. They win be to charge rity, 32, of Wethersfield died four grandchildren. Women have decided tO change feJt I .-1' TAAima V was lying at The British Foreign Office BIDIXJGTXN — Mayor ’Ihom- A special town meeting will tion week should contact toe of the Tenebrae serviceService maun- Maun- yesterday at p t Francis HoSr, Fhneral services \vlU be held OK’d for High School Gold Discovered that the Joanna V was tanker’s master replied building on the Wright property their monthly evening meet­ pltat Hartford. She was the Thursday at 1:30 p.m. In the Bs J. McCusker this afternoon behind the town hall. A famllj^ _ . w. . « « « « tOUISBURO. N.S. (AP) — anchor unUl that he had Instructions to enter disclosed that he will recom­ ings to daytime hours. U- wife of Henry Bakulsky, form- chapel of the Weinstein Mor- / T h e /; Residents of the three Rham budget by $20,000, was defeated ^ the dock equlppj^ with ^ j^r bunkering, arfd provi- has been living there, rent free, A# A t Th«e amateur sklndlvers say mend the return to the board for years, and the town is un­ The meetings ydll remain„ on ""“W •« ”■ ^ c S dK.1T , « erly of Manchester. tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., *fv — district towns adopted a budget by a standing vote of 47 to 78. Uons to the pipeline and storage said .Ks'" cargo was the third TVesdaar o f each tour items. Including three pro- ® 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Survivors also include her Hartford. Rabbi Nathan Hersh- The reduction had been rcc- they have recovered about $700,- of education of Its proposed able to evict them. of $695,053 for the district high parenU and two’ brothers. flajd of Hartford will Officiate. ommended by the Hebron Board 000 worth of old gtdd and silver xne BniisnBritish ingmefrigate >Plymouth -j"*----- desHned-for _ O J I^ U to French budget for the coming fiscal —Voted to return $1,340 to month, but the hours wttl be posed ordinances. on^a trln to sanctuary. The funeral will be held to- Burial will be In Ellington school last night, by voice vote. of Finance at Its meeting a few coins from the wreck of a_ Intercepted______pUd toethe ttanker l^ e r Monday Somaliland,SomalilMd, notnrt form Rhodesia. ^ . year and insist upon a $200,- building permits for the Rock­ 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. One proposed ordinance es- If® Atheneum There will be a service of 000 budget splash- Those who are free during the tabllshes minimum standards ~® Holy Communion, in addition to LENOX PHARMACY morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the jawlsh Cemetery. The budget meeting in the weeks ago. The vote to appnSve French pay ship that "sank o « on the high seas. A British offir The Foreign Office added. ville Public Library. News: “ if despite the assurances of day are being urged to join (or all dwellings: establishes * ...... to® Tenebrae Service, at 8 pjn. 299 E. CENTER STREET—649-0896 Molloy Funeral Home, 906 There wiU be no calling hours high school was attended by the budget was a voice vote. CapeBipe nreionBreton Isluidisiana mIn ITao.1725 cer boarded ooaxaea toe uic vessel —and - ’ , ^ -y,. .^nVer The cut Is ahout one-third of —^Appointed the Re\’. John 1 Farmington Aye., Wert Hart- at the mortuary before the fu- the nearly $600,000 budget In­ Lacy of the First Congrega­ the ladles one day a month for minimum standai-ds for utili- A t the Atheneum, toe ciaM the sanctuary. •bo« m P~P.. <~m AmKv.r, Alex Storm, 29, said he and warned toe captain he should work, business or discussion, ties and other physical cohdi- will ^ armor, tapestries. ------ford, with a Mass of requiem ueral. I Income of $78,987 leaves a to- two companions recovered tod not enter the Portuguese port, discharges argo, y crease asked by the school tional Church o f Vernon to the at the Cathedral of S t Joseph, ______Hebron and Marlborough, toe toree towns treasure last fall from the This action was taken in ac- part of It, . iMard for the coming fiscal Grove Hill Cemetery Commit­ Other church needs are flow- tions essential to make dwell- objrots and p a in tin g o Manchester Evening Herald Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Mrs. Mildred A. Smith Indira Gandhi three towns comprising the die- of $621,066. The share for each wreck of the ship Le Chameau cordsnee with toe U.N. resolu- ous situation woum arise, ana a year. tee, replacing the late Roy El­ ers for the altar. They may be ings safe, sanitary, and fit for Coventry correspondenL F. given in memory of a deceased human habitation; establishes 5*®*' .y, Pauline Little teU 742-6281. in Mt. S t Benedict Cemetery, TOtlLAND—Mrs. Mildred A. n e w DELHI. India (AP) trlct town to pay, by taxes, is; An- — The Camel — after a torse- U ^ y . ^ a p p ^ v i ^ s^r,ctlons heavy responsibility would rest liott. A group of town taxpayers foved one. to otoerve a special minimum standards for dwell- ^«n®® w 11 « , >®"" ------Bloomfield. Smith, 32, of Amston Lake, prime Minister Indira Gandhi Is Board member Robert Price dover; $138,000; Hebron, $209,000 year search that included penis- Slllnst mJdesla’s albwhite on the Portuguese govem- — Reappointed Mrs. Florence attending a town board of rep­ occasion, such as an anniver- Ing offered for r^nt; fixes cer- o S l --EMBEZZLER------INDICTED MUNICIPAL BUILDING Friends motoer of Mrs. Mildred Pfist- iu with flu and has been ordered opened toe meeting in toe ab- and Marlborough, $149,000. al of archives in Paris. minoiity regime, and with the ______M. Madden as dog warden. neral horn* tonight from 7 to „er of Tolland, died Sunday at to take a complete rest for two of chairman^Douj resentative (town council) Sacred Heart sary, graduation or such. The tain responsibilities of ^ n e r s the members NEW HAVEN (AP)—A feder­ Douglas Se- The apportionment is based on The Chameau went down with meeting last night voiced ha^sh *• ■ ‘ _____ m l Sinai Hospital, Hartford, dgys, a government official said of Marlborough. ’The monthly meeting of toe rector or Mrs. Benton Critten- of dwellings; and authorizes al grand jury has indicted Mrs. After toe number of students enrolled all hands Aug. 26, 1725, off the disapproval of the' proposed .den win gladly give details; the the inspection of dwellings and wlU chaperon toe group, after a short Illness. today. ... electing as moderator John H. from these towns. French fortress of Louisburg on LadlRS of the Sacred Heart will^ Regina M a;^ne, 42,yOf Norwalk Mr*. Raymond Gorsky Survivors also include an- Gandhi returned to New Ministers and School Board town budget, released over toe flower chart in the vcsUbule the condemnation of dwellings / First Chur^ Yeomans of Andover, former There was little direct attack eastern Cape Breton Island. She be. held tomorrow in the South on a charge* of embezzling mon­ ROCKVUXE — Mrs. Naomi other daughter, two sons, four Sunday after a 10-day weekend. Rbom of toe Parish Center, Rt. may be signed and you-'wlU be unfit for human hibltatlon, and /A service of Holy Communion ey from the Norwalk National Rham board member and chair- on any of toe major educational carried pay for the garrison at Kenneth Stuke of Scott Dr., contacted. fixes penalties for violations. ,and a Tenebrae Service will be Nicholas Gorsky, 27, of Kings- grandchildren and four great- world tour that'togk^llm^ Par- 30, at 8 p.m. A program in ob­ Bank. CLOSED man, toe voters accepted and programs of toe school. The )fig Louisburg, one of the strongest To Discuss Busing Proposal Vernon, said that those present Choir members are also much Another ordinance sets regit' conducted at 8 p.m. Maundy btuy. Ave. Ext., died last night grandchildren. is, Washing London and servance of Holy Week is Mra. M «zone, a bookkeeper approved toe $695,063 budget as question, as always, was—"can PVench bases to North America, represented both dlrtrict I needed especially with Easter lations for sewage disposal, Thur^ay in the First Congre- at Rockville General Hospital Funeral services will be held Moscow. at its regular monthly meet­ planned. at the bank, has repaid the $657 presented. we afford It?” The vote seemed Storm, a surveyor for the gov- ’The educational policies com­ servicM now approaching. More and a third provides for cbm- gatlonal Church sanctuary after a long illness. She was tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. from the (Rockville) and district II PoUoe Arrests she Is accused of embezzling, A motion to amend the accep- to indicate toe people believed emment’s Northern Affairs De- mittee of the Manchester Board ing. (Vernon) residents, and were altos, baas and tenor voices are peUtlve examinations for toe The Ladles Association Friday, April 8, 1966 the wife of Raymond A. Gor­ Belmont Funeral Home, 19 3. A spokesman to the. office of Even If you get up early to the government said Monday. Peter Townsend tance motion, by reducing toe they could. partment, said he and his coin- Of Education will begin delib- present because of their con­ welcome. ’ position of chief of poll5:e. meets at 11 a.m. tomorrow for sky. Main St., Colchester, with a the Glastonbury school super­ the morning, you still wont fool LONDON (AP) , — peter ------panions brought the coins erations tomorrow on toe .pro- cern over the budget. the Mrs. Gorsky was bom in the Mass of requiem at St. Francis intendent said today the re­ the Vernon police. The stewardship committee The fourth t Item on riw” daughter of Church, Lebanon. at"io. Burial Townsend, the handsome form- The new budget, released in agenda concerns the appoint­ Sion of the law wait unUl the Hartford pupils versal In the board's decision Police report that Robert will post stewardship slips on GOOD FRIDAY Bronx, « . .. xne o g cedar HIU Cemetery. « a,.™an who wooed bu lost water and carried them In sacks jnt<, Manchester schools. It will rough form, indicates about a ment of an officer to admin­ Alexander Nicholas and toe late 1967 legislature convenes. has been prompted by the re­ Kupldowski, 21, o f Stoninglon toe bulletin board In toe ves­ Hartford Princess Margaret, plans to re-. Buddhist Bid to a local bank. They kept their meet at 3 p.m. In the board ten-mill tax Increase. ’The pres­ ister certain sections of state Naomi Cbappel Nicholas. The hearing was held by a ceipt of several petitions, both was stopped on a rc«itine y the o ^ slU o i, Socla)- sation. farms during 1965. ’That’s a 2 649-7918 Queen Elizabeth n and Prince l®t party, which has made an "The town’s obligation has handled the turtles, Foote said. ® 54.50 Hartford and, lived In Manches- Bearers were FVank Saun­ cr Valleyai«cv tow toeUIC AYUi North ui Vietnam vicuiaiii* q . . . X>er cent decline to number but other Size* Reduced ese capital. The March raids. issue of the government’s refus­ been fulflUed,” Mayor McCus- below the national 2.8 peri cent Salmonella symptoms include ter from 194& to 1960 when he dors, Charles Andreson, George action Monday when they visit­ al. which stirred up heavy antiair­ ker said. Under terms of a new average drop. The reglon’b to­ nausea, lever, and diarrhea. Free Installation left for Poughkeepsie. He was Murry, 'Henry Oankofskle, Stocks in Brief ed the Aston Martin plant In craft fire and a watch by MIG union contract, the towh^ Is tal farm acreage remained al­ On 3 Or More Units employed wi(h IBM, Hartford, Philip Meek and George GAn- nearby Buckinghamshire. CUSTOM MADE NEW YORK (AP) — TJjo fighters that chose not to fight, liable for waiges to injured 'pa­ most constant, the result being for 20 years, and was stiil in kofskie. V Factory manager Stephen AND INSTALLED stock market rally barreled included a strike at toe Lang trolmen for ,13 weeks. that the average farm grew to Choice O f Colors their employ to the Poughkeep------\ H ^ gie’s son Ian, 6, demonstra­ Bie area at the time of his Robert l\ O a y ahead fop the fourth straight Bun railroad bridge, 120 miles Action oil continuing town size. ted the car for toe queen and Manchester r death. ■ “ ...... ■fte funeral of Mrs. ito1>ert L. session irith trading heavy ear­ northwest of Hanoi. support of the men was tabled Hartford, Conn. her hushband. ggk . 415 Main SL : Survivors include his wife. Gay of 233 Boulder Rd. will be ly this afternoon. pending further Information With clearing: Srd'graf. "Demonstrate the water scoo­ 861 Center SL Mrs. Irene Chrmpion Mitchell; held tomorrow at 10 a.m. At St. Investors dimed aboard a regarding their ailments and FOR ^ P E R T Blue HUM Ave. ter, Ian," said designer Tadek ^ o sons, WlUlam J. Mitchell Michael’s Church, Hudsqn, market bandwagon which the length of time they will be Marek. WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING West Hartford, Newington seemed to be in toe midst Of a absent from duty. Jr. and Stephen Mitchell, both Mass. Burial will be In St. Mi- Prince Philip — who was once RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Conn. 1080 Mato SL ' at home; three daughters. Miss chad’s Cemetery, Hudson. traditional spring rally after PURPLE FOIL Representatives signed a pe­ State News accused of spraying two news ' 248 South Corlnne Mitchell at home and Friend may call tonight from Veeks of decline and later con tition presented by the Lake FARM PRICED COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Offer plMtographers with a water EASTER BASKET $1.25 Quaker Lane solidation. Street Elementary School SEE Explren Mro. Warick Stringbam and 7 to 9 at Watkins-West Funeral sprinkler at toe Chelsea flower STRICTLY FRESH Mrs. Joseph Bracone, both of Home, 142 E. Center St. Th Roundup p r o asking toll-free telephone Sunday, show — asked: "Which way Wappinger Fadls, N. Y., and a ______York Stock Exchange ran as service between Rockville, 39 Purnell Place, Manchester April 10 does It squirt?” BIG-OAK Bister, Mrs. Anthony Kracunas Hairy C. Kelsh inuch as seven minutes late in (Continued from Page One) Manchester and Hartford. ’The CURKE MOTOR SttES TEL. 643-2856 Ian nodded toward a group of the morning and was still lag- petition will be present^ to Paultry Farm ® *.^ “ “ ******^’ . ^ Funeral services for Harry C. from a casing furnace ignited lensmen, Tel.il. 643-615064S-6l5b — 643-6055 ' 301 BROAD STREET—643-9521 Brown S i n ^ ^ 1 9 4 9 g;ing in the afternoon. Richard Rose, manager o f the The funeral will be held Kelsh of East HarUord, for- one of the CD cartons. "They ‘ won’t like it," said .570 Vernon Street Many issues were delayed in Southern New England Tele­ raursday from the AtMhmoody merly of Manchester, were held Damage was confined to the , Prince^ Philip. , Funeral Home, Grand Aye., opening due to an accumulation phone Co’s Rockville office. yesterday at the Holmes Fu­ storage area. Ian pressed a button and two Poughkeepsie, with a Mass of of buy orders. . ’The secretary of the PTO neral Home, 400 Main SL The streams of water shot from ro- requiem at 8L Martin De The start of first quarter wrote that "there are thirteen' Rev; Rldiaid Dupee o f South flectors at toe rear of the car. Poores Church. Poughke^sie. earnings reports, many of them Fall Injures Two reasons for the change.’’ but NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two The water missed the camera- did not list them. Burial was in East Cemetery. higher records or sharply high-' Mi«^ Evelyn D. Crisvcii workmen were on the ■ critical .men fcut drenched a factory , v Mayor McCusker said that Bearers were membera of toe er, was one factor in toe rise. WINDOW) WAPPING — Mrs. Evelyn Another was the successful pen­ list at Yale-New Haven Hospital worker’s knees, Rose has indicated that a reply X>. Craven of Hartford, mother 169th Military Battalion of today after a 20-foot faU from Ian pressed another button. A will Ibe ready about mld-sum- Manchester. They also accord­ etration of the March 22 rally vrmuo A Of Mrs. Fred Bloom of Wap- peaks. a scaffold. - < smokescreen belched from toe SHADES mer. plng, died suddenly yesterday ed military honors at grave- William Petrilas, 50, W New tiny «Mm and enveloped the pho- Several months ago, a peti­ aide. Steels, motors, rails, oils, air­ EGGS In Hartford. lines, aerospace issues, tobac­ Haven, and Vincent Francis, 47, tographers., Mod* to Order tion signed by hundreds of resi­ Survivors also include two of East Haven, plunged to a “ It’s wonderful,” said the dents for the extended serv­ Mrs. Emily W. Sohaefer cos and chemicals were among Bring your old rollers la ather daughters, four brothers, toe gainers. concrete floor Monday.when the queen. "Andrew will be so ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 11b. box $1.60 ice was presented to the board. Funeral aervicea for Mrs. and save S5o per shade two slstera and thirteen grsind- The Associated Press average scaffold — one that moves on pleased.” ' The telephone company ran a Emily Waddell Schaefe^ of 229 ALSO 5 9 ' Ohildren. of 60 stocks at noon was up 2.0 wheels struck a beam or The prince, third o f . the survey several years ago, to Main St. will be held tomor- piUniAAeGGS DOZ. Funeral services will be held at 348.3 with industrials up 2.7, !girder,.police said. queen’s four children, will use VENETIAN lUNDS see if area subscribers would row a t . the Holmes Funeral It tomorrow at 1 p.m. at rails up 1>5 and utilities up .6. ’ They were installing Insula- the car around toe grounds of pay more for the new servloe; Isn’t a jgg Home, 400 Mato SL The Rev. Ahem ’ Funeral Home, The pow Jones industrial av­ tion in the celling of the New Windsor CasUe. Electrically the survey was halted before Clifford O. Simpson, paster of DAIRY MART BREAD Farmington Ave., Hartford. erage at noon was up 5-45 at Haven Cold Storage Oo. Both driven, it can go six miles an eompletion because of the over­ costs Oenter Congregational Church, Burial will be - in West HiU 943.31. are en^loyes of toe Armstrong hour. Its radar system operates whelmingly negative replies. 1 L b . will officiate. Burial will be in Cemetery, Briat|l. . , ATAT opened on a block of Flooring Co. of Wethersfield. Over a radius of three miles. In other action, the. board: Loaves dfcTw. East Cemetary. Over the two-way radio 2 Friends may call at the fu- 30,000 shares and pushed its u - c r • —H e^ a letter from m less aaral home tonight from 7 to 9. Friends may call at the fu­ gain to nearly a point. . ' a ta te LdCense Prince Andrew yrill be able to A von woman commending town phone neral home tonight from 7 to 0. With the rail strike settled,- HARTFORD (AP)—A new law call and receive calls from ambulance- drivers on their Mr*. Kathryn 8> Moaes New York Central rose more Tequlring state • licensing'' of shortwave transmitters at ooui^sy and erilciency,^ Henry G. Massey than a VERNON — Mrs. Kathryn than 2, Pennsylvania Railroad 'plumbers; electricians, - stoam- Windsor CasUe and Bucking­ -r-Dlscusaed tearing down the within BOLTON — Funeral services Bharff Moses,, 65, ofOf 686585 Hart-Hart alraost 2 and . -Chesapeake & fitters :airt elevator repairmen^ ham Palace. ford Tpke., wife of MaxweU G. Massey, formerly ^ Was sharidy criticized at a hear­ quarter a of Bolton, WiU be held tomor­ your Mqees, died yesterday at Man­ Anaconda gained 2, IMB 3, ing Monday. row at 11 a.m. at toe Rose Hill m a k e ONE PINT SNOW WHITE ICE CREAM chester Manorial Hospital. United Air Lines 5, Boeing 4, Some critics said toe law was About Town T d n i Mrs. Moses was born in Hart­ Funeral Home, EUm St., Rocky Xerox 2. BO vagUe, ambiguous and gen- W ITH P U R C H A S E O F ’ ' HiU. Burial will be to Rocky Engines one and four of the EASTER week! ford, a daughter of Lewis and Macy was ^mchanged at 47 on eraUy harmful that it should be reach? 1/2 GALLON AT....:... Q Q C Oglre Sharif. She was a mlllin- HIU Veteran’s Cemetery. Town Fire Departmrtit extin­ a block of 60,000 shares. Bur­ repaired by a special session of EASTER GRffTWGS BOX $1.25 ery buyer for Plymouth Fash- Friends may call at toe fu­ lington gained )4 at 46 on 25,2(XI the General Assembly. guished a fire in a motor at 43 RESERVATIONS Regular 51.58 ’Vohit lona, Hartford. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. shares. Others said less d t o ^ c meas­ Seaman Cirolo about 2:30 this L A. JOHNSON waa a member of Knea- SCM Oorp. rose about 2M in ures would suffice.' morning. COME W TO SH (XJR COMPLETE UNE Of RUSSBl STOVBl EA^TBt CANOiS N O W -l seth Sia^rfaood of Ellington and vigorous trading. -Avco, Lear- Deputy State Labor Commis­ PAWTOO. Offer Good thru March 20 Road Surfacing logs Vernon Grange. Siegler and Fairchild Hiller sioner Leo J. Dunn said toe Japan Gives Know-How 723 MAIN ST. Survivors, besides her hue- MOSCOW — Russia has only were among very active frac- state Ucensing boards could be IXJKYO— Japan Is provding BE SMART...SHOP DAIRY MART btmd. include two sons, Howard about 185,000 mUes of surfaced final gainers. relied on to overcome any prob- economic and technical asairt- QUINN’S PHARMACY Mobm o f New Jersey andLAm-. roada. — lOOJIOO .tower than Ftret-bour volume was 3.1 lems.. An official of toe Con- ance free to Laos, Cambodia U3G CiABIN The Southern New OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — 10 A M. TO 10 P.M. aid Moms o f Vataom-.a daugh-^ Canada. Ttn Unitad Stataa has milUon shares compared with necticut State Labor Council, and ThaUand and medical aid B i c m l d A d b 873 MAIN STREET—-MANCHESTER RL 87, Lebanon. C < ^ t«r, |lhi-C3ali« nieaoC Vanwo: 8 milUoa. 2.8 million Monday. AFlrCIO, suggested that revl- to South Viet Nain. Phone (1) 423-0256 r «' ■ . ' , J V PAG E e l e v e n MANCHiSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AFRH j S, 1966 M ANCHESlto EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL g, 19 pressnra ctf ebbing nvood J. WooUett. Force, Bom Abilene, Kan., gent at Aerospace Research — PLEASE ORDER EARLY ferent architects and builders town clerk will keep that office get^ calls during the day.” that last month’s* fire total of ir — Hr TM TMii Is an I zone WCCW, of the Wapplng Com- merce to epeaihead toe down­ mittmee at. accreditod ool- students hpt attaining honors project pUot for X I6 rocket School, Edwards AFB.,He Pam and Diana laFranca, Rd. TMa la an I *ona. munity Church wtU be "Set Salt and to note constructiecial effort has been Tex., assigned id toe Manned tchell, 36, Navy, born Hereford, tract. The property ia bounded and alterations, »4,800; two colllna. Mrs. Kaye Heath i« fcatotata for^ < ^ e schedules ^ Bucclno, Robert CampbeU, a compamble period. High school, Burnside Eaemen- St. Maurice Notes made to select committee mem­ Spacecraft Center as iwojeot Tex., student at Aerospace Re­ on the north aroroalmately by swimming pools, $5,000; two tool publicity chairman, tary School in Blast Hartford, oU hono^ev^ w ur^ and j caseUa, Sandra ,Chap- ’The ’Town Fire Department Oonfessions will be heard to­ bers to represent a broad cross- jnuineroua extrn-curriculM ac- officer for the Gemini 9 space search Pilot School and doctor _ „ ,, , . landof A ll^ east of Ident Rd., sheds, $300; one sign, $2S; one Margaret Mary’s and Wlndemere School in BH- ^ Em ploym ent morrow at St. Maurice Church section of toe community. walk maneuvering unit. of ecionco from Maasachusetta responded to 35 fire calls last ■outli by property of Jurgelaa eight-foot fence, $900; one gas Thursday aervicea at St Ungton, which tostill under m..-.-.-..*- Clarke, David Cockerhaon, from 11 a.m until noon, from ’The purpose of Wednesday . Fred W. Halse Jr., 82, civil­ Inatitute of Technology. month and was caUed out on construction. 8 and LaFranoe and west by pump, $136. Margaret Mary’s chu«a» will 3:30 to 5:30, from 7 to 7:30, and night’s meeting will be to ac­ ian, Bom Biloxi, Mlaa., current- four rescue and emergency property of Sacawa and Touri- Total valuation of permits la confessions from 4 Visits to Meadowbrook OPEN B Goes Upward 16. MaJ. William R . Pogue, from 8 to 9. Mass will be cele­ quaint toe committee mem­ ly a NASA project pHaca al schools in South Windsor James Mllkle, 748 Clark St., to the building department 3.45 but no 9 downtown urban renewal pro­ ih and math. Holder of a Na- _ B y 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 words AiFB. Research___ I Pilot Stdraol. , / for a variance for a oonvales- $1,062. > a.m. Mass. A High Maas will are also being scheduled. Adult Fhya Ed. ject and to begin to develop a Papers from Colleges The physical education class -,Uon^ Merit Scholarship letter 9. Maj. James Bi' Rwin; 38, cent home in an A-40 zona at In March, 1966, permits for 13 ,i,e aaild at 7:30 p.m. with a ’The PBC’s research also in­ campaign. ’The campaign will be United Alraraft Corp., he also (Ooatinaed from Page One) CHICAGO — A survey of 1076 Main St and an appeal dweUings -valued at $223,000 procession of the Blessed Sac- cludes investigation of land for adult couples wlU have its broken down into subcommit- Air Force, bom Pittsburgh, Pa., first action meeting ’Thursday Isecretery of the National Iton- Bdwwd David G r^, Dl- LEASE from the building inspector’s were issued, with the total for rament Those receiving Com- sites suitable for construction ^tees which will report to an >u>an n aBno F. Grenier, Susan IR. HM '...... ta/tlons by 300,000 and was the currently with _ headquortora A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC evening from 8 to 10 at the SATURDAY, APRIL IS Color) dedsion revoking a building the month of $301,660. munion at this Maas are being of a new elementary school. over-all steering , committee Cern^?tor^SmeTea^) an5 period , Since JohnL.SwigertJr.,34,cl- >W™als of fundamental chem- high school gym. ’The course is permit library Council reminded to last lor one hour Town Oarage headed .by Bhller. Iteeasurar of toe Pre-Medical Bruce B.H race,^uis E. Hot- , lasQ. Over-aU toe seasonaUy hom Denver Colo enid- approximately Because of a death in the planned to last for six weeks. Both appncanta were granted ibe South Windsor Library from solid food and liquids, The 'Instructors will be Mr. and ion, Dom murray, uian, pnya»- iioorMigvWSlteat pilotBllot’ lorfor Northnorm ^** In publications U S chem- ALL MAKES building permits tor eimller Council will sponsor a special All altar boyp are expected family of the town road fore­ otoer ..hviries include Ion.-..m Murray, Dtkh. i^yri man, toe town garage will be Mrs. Michael Landolphi. ’There W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. cl,. Witt * frtrj^rlsttate In unlv.ttily 1«. prefects last year, 'aye zone in program April 18 at 8 p.m. in fo participate in servlcm on will be a charge to cover ex­ thp area was subsequently the Eli ’imry School, "What Thursday evening. Good Friday closed until after toe'fuheral i3 r 5 S * ’A a u S S *i5 *‘tol Jonathan "Ktaf*aU. Valerie j’. The weekly and hourly earn ALL MODELS Offloea Closed penses. I , changed from rural to A-40 and ubrarles Within the Local and Holy Saturday, ’There are still a few open­ y a n n ^ ja m e i c a n d ie s the permits revoked by toe gchool System Can and Should Imtheran I^etM Bolton Public Library and THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Summers she works in a bak- ^ K d ^ g , Paula Kracunw, „p ^ record levels. But officials to government laboratories and toe selectmen’s office will be ings In the group, but enroll­ independent research institutes. USE OUR ONE OR TW O YEAR buikUng Inspector after he >. featuring a 22-minute color The adult Infonnation cla« ment will be closed after ' NOW AVAILABU AT ery on Cape Cod, where her Maoris E. pointed out that overtime work found toe applicants had not entitled “And Something O'**" Savior Im toe^ Church closed Friday, Good Fritoy. __ .. o, vacation Davallee, Stephanie L«tendre. gjg not Increase markedly. ’To Hie town clerk’s office will be Thursday. PINE PHARMACY {|parenta maintain, LEASING PLAN gone ahead with their, projects a speaker will follow wlDmeet tonight at 7:m MANCHESTER LUMRER. INC. Also,. .Jeon: .8 ... UUihridge, them this was a sign that man- JEWELRY STOLEN Closed both Friday and Satur­ 664 CEDITEB ST. 649-9814 ii*^OT»ton’s scholastic path has Lynette Domh^o, B a r^ I^ - agpment succeeded in hiring HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Jew­ 97% of All Leases Are Renetaed! with sufflctent speed. prSwntaUon of the film. The Jimlor chcte_ ^ 1^ Manchester Evening Herald A, ^ Htdi ^ htSTSt tomorFow ftt 7 p.m. and day. i'lem a little dMfereiit. large numbers of workers Astronaut Swigert elry valued by police at $100,000 snbstitnte Bolton correspond­ ^ ^ the parlKh choir wiU meet at 8 Local fishermen probably locts are college level Western Marceail, Paul-M arm ^ despite talk of labor shortages has been reported stolen from a following requ ets. The Abe E. Miller, American ent, Sue Gorton, tri. 649-8836. 6 need no reminding that flshipg “"Glvaiaatioii, EkigUsh and math, Pamela, J. Mason, Tricla Me- jp some areas and some skiUs. private home. Donald and Helen Bancroft, Legion Auxilary, vrlll hold a ’ " \ PAUL DODGE and IV. Collum, Joseph McQulggan, gince March 1965, unemploy- . Mrs. W. ^NYork told police. 1307 ilala S t, a.variance for regular meeting tomorrow at 8 Maadiester Evening Herald A ceceiri'winnerirf a four-year Bussell J. Metoeny, Philip . E. ment is down by 600,000. 'Total Once Town Resident Monday she diedoyered toe loss an addition to an existing ga- pm. at toe Main St Iiegton gouth Windsor correspondent, fidl Vtultion sohojarahip from Miner, David Mori;on, Cheryl nonfarm payrbU employment is (Contomed from California. ; B Rural zone. Staff members include Fred necticut. Club and thV G r^er Hartford Jk , LeeAim, P6kt>l^ AnnMarlo A.fter a siunmer at Stanford Normaa M. Peteszen. 440 Roseto, production manager; ’There may be some fair FOTeiteiPpltoy; Association. Af- Pratson, Kathy-A. Pritchard, S a fe t y F rO a T a m he returned East and enrolled. ter eqhoql, ke works a t’The Her- Barbara Riyeriii Jane . poy, nmnlBs St Waortng. a temp- J««es Doby, bualneas manager; weatoer doudlneaa devdoping J JS ■ 08 a full-time student'at Rens­ aid and'om Saturdays he par- Keimeth Royoe, S u ^ Royce, (Continued from Page One) ^ !S v ^ ;:«S u ^ U n im for Arthur Welch and William during toe middle of toe day. w ” -Scott, Curtis M. selaer where he hod . already i S Wright promotion and adver- Highest temperatures wlB tlcipates in toe SrUvatlon Army Louise M taken courses. He took six tlal^; jMsphlna DeMaio and reach dose to 60 degrees tola Tutoring Ptoject, working with Smith, Debera St^. Pollyann said would bring Into effect _ ^ “ JUr « -i Wright stage managers; afternoon. under^vileg^ cMdren from ^Sfv Five is cOnritoreA'a htovy UU- Russell Musdanlsl, 421 A o^ BUzabeth Geiger, house mana- ’The weatoer map shows a Bd., Wapplng, a variance to Wright Jeanne Man- deep low pressure system in toe park a travel trailw. TOs is J^3y pontiUo, pro- vldnlty of James Bay, Canada, •a A-20 zone. gram. with a strong high pressure ceU (Morgan J. BizfHey, 488 Cha- Also, Gloria Wrhltfleld, pub- over Montana sad Wyoming, ley, #aula Baker, Jane Barbera, traffic safety. Because he felt that hi» pel Bd., a varlaade for con- licity; Jeanne Manglno, tickets; ’The low will remain about where Unda N. Bayer,. Joanne Belli- iMemaic; industry proposal, as he cTiances of, getting on the no- structlon of a greMihouse on Ws Ann Doby and Josephine De- it is through Wednesday while veau, i*biUp G. Bennett j Carolyn ______outlined it, called for: tlon’s space team had improved, land. 'M s is an KC zone. . Male, costumes; Wayne _and toe high drops southeastward In- ’I A. Besser, David B. Best, San- ~ ^ commitment by toe four ^ssed up toe fellowship anA „ 'Rm-nud LUhdiart 260 Smith June Bidwell, set design " and to toe central and southern I dra Bettepcourt. Susan Blnock, YTCim ui automobUe manufacturers to a'job with North Anei^'p' d ecora tion : Emery Taply, plains. This wlU ke^ a breezy I Kattoeiin P. Blake, Th^are. ^ J 1^^ cooperate in a voluntary pro- can Aviation to Calttowla os O- vnUiUnor 3(A with leas than toe U«*ita; ’Thomaa Zingle, sound; north to imrthweeterly flow over Blakeslee, Richard: A. Bomber- A ay A jaz au. gram to improve the safety de- ^est pilot. 5Ss to an B ^ McDonald wd Mary soutoem New England today ger, Stoon Borello. HIAOT LYME CAP) — Trans- vehicles as rapidly as s-wlgert is a veteran intmber -Ma ia an B properUea; RiU Zak. and Wednesday. Afto, Sharon Br^shavvBeV- „^aaico ,troUbte-hM temporarily P®s8‘hl^ Niriional Quart, and «urai zone. make-up; Josephine DeMaio, ’The northwest flow of air will erly^?i^ ,.ftWB B. Burk^ heUoopter he served SOt'/ymn with tlW. John Mattox, 49 Palmer Dr., DoWe, Phyllis Reynolds, pick up some moisture from toe Nan%\S. Button, Sandra E. ^ GomirA astronauts ^ Wapplng, a variance to allow Rosclo and Gloria Whit- Great Lakes Wednesday and as Cha^: David ,H. Chatel, Barb-!)- jameTA.lllcDlritt“and___ r , of toe presidents of ,, toe oUtomo- — —— — — ■ ' : parking of a travel trailer. ’Ibis casting. a result there will be a little ara Cocoonl, Carol Comber, jj -vyhite out of the Atlantic Wle comi^iles and a chairman to an AA-80 zone. “Laura”, directed by Fred more cloudiness than today. Candace Davidson, Patricia A. ocean last year. irtustry. FOR RENT Gerber Sdentifle Instrument Ragazzl with PhUUs Reynolds Temperatures wlM be just a few Davies, Michael Dixon, Greg- The coptir waa. forced down '^®, 8 and 16 nun. Movie pro- Oo., a Tarlanoe for a sign larg- as assistant director, features degrees cooler. ory R. Dvorak, Joan D. Fedora Monday night. She landed safely Jeoton—eound or silent, also Robert Godin, Steven L. Good- the beach at Rocky Neck S3 mm. rilde projeotoriu otine . State Park Industry of affety performance WaOON DRUG c6, A l ^ r W a l n e M. Gooley, Mechanics 'fr o m Quonset Z®*®!?®?? ®„ . 901 Mato SI>-TeL 64S-8S21 raulette I&nson, Ellen J. Har- Hoint, r X, Naval Air Station Hson, Mark E., Heller, Barbara were expected to get ^he copter tadSsto! Htgble, Joyce HoUand, Robert back to toe air again today. Hughes, Wimam J, Hust, Deb- A spokesman a* Quonset Point standards *<> government agen orah A. Karp, Jack Katz, Janice said the GW type-copter was MAKE YOUR Sears Kellerstrhss,'Helene D. Klecolt, the one toat brought McDivitt. — The strengthening of toe Arlene Lapenta, Joseph D. Lon- and White from the ocean ;ofl government’s role in vehicle EASTER ey, Alan MacDonald,----- Dale Mac- Cape Kennedy last June 7 to safety standards through a joint lean.. the deck of the carrier Weep, federal-state program that RESERVATIONS Also^ Joan S. Marlow, Mar­ after the Gemini 4 space: fUgbt. would include participation to jorie McCallum, Gregory O. Mo- , ■ - - . and Bupiwrt for- the Vehicle NOW-! aster Sunday is April 10th berg,, Judito. A. Naschke, Steph- r.f J yixx J®9'dpmenl: Safety Commission tlaxseea Uff- Ivyp which now represents 44 states G a v e e f t - BUENOS AIRE3S - Argen- and t^DIstrict of (Mumble ChrifSin* M Riggott, Omre tine’s 1965-66 flaxseed produo- — Frequent. reporting on toe Remember Your Loved Ones BeW iU^, 'Rlchart Scofield, tion is estimated at 26 million industry’s safety progress by i G G C A B IN Amtefllioff G6ry Siddell, Wal- bushels, 19 per cent uneftr the the auto makers to,Congress, Rt. 87, Lebanon, Conn. ter W. etem ^ , Robin Staikel. previous year’s 32.1 iiiillUonfthe secretary, otoer government Phone (1 ) 428-0266 with Flowers from' Sears Robert Tarctiff, Penny bUshels. !: / agencies and the public. /,

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j PAGE t h i r t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCffiSl^lCCRW ^ TI^D AY, APRIL 5, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, IIANCTESTER, GONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 PAGE TWELVE i Celts Held Together by More Than Pride . ‘ • Around the Hull Tape and Bandages ■RnqTYVq ( API ^ The Coach Red Auerbach ordered an the Critics expect to hays SH hoM to- afternoon pracUce on the Gar- hands ready for Chamberlain A W ltH B ig ------Boston plfacs are hew ^ ...... ^ OelUcs , &». m the return meeting of the g e th e r by more than dropped a late seesmi meeUi« bast-of-seven series. A Outfielder and. determination. Gl''^9.^wlth the 76ens. Philadelpw a'supply bf tape was/ O ■' V. dividual scoring title — and its had toalner Joe DeLaurl work- 'workout Monday. they weren’t hitting very weU Florida Monday, and that tibe cluhh0U(» , o f , N ew NEW YORK— (N!EA) — wasn’t a bad hurricane the accompanying cash awards — ing overtlma again today in K. C. Jones ran the drill ta ta toe first game," Jones said, York M ets - at MiUer^ f ug- One night Lew Burdette, in a runaway,-final league sU- preparation for the PhlladriiMa the absence of Auerbach, who "g Tor Hull finished J« points ahead Eastern IWvlsion finale Wednss- D. C., ahd Capt. Bill Russell, be much tougher with that POMPANO, Ha.—Shoot­ over me, including umpires. I’H Roger Repos, a young out­ MUwaakee and Norm Lakbr ing for a -500 season this following message to wem- «f.runners-up Stan Mikita of toe jay night at the Garden. who wias given a d®-y o® to rest game under their 'belts.” argue if r think they made a geWorfielder, • waBoped walloped three hcrniebuns was with the Dodgers. Blatok Hawks and Jean Bellveau Tom Sanders and Lorry Sieg- after a duel with the 76ris’ Wilt Nelsrni, a reserve who has mistake.” i^bers o f the squad; , year, his third try as mana­ rune ee the'Tsnkees outlasted Laker was oonvtaesd of Montreal’s league cliampions. fried nursed twisted ankles and Chamberlain. helped toe. Celtics at crucial ger of the Washington Just then Ed Hurley, the Cincinnati lO-O in one of two ’ U 'ypi) yoo eto btot*®> dette was throwing qiltten American league umpire forced yon d ie r He will pocket 81,000 for to« Sam Jtmes had a bruised leg as Despite the minor Injuries, moments, predicted toe second Smiators is Gil Hodges. If games that su rvlv^ ETorida’s and he told plate nnqdre over-all scoring lead and. anoth­ game was "a key one for Bos- popularity alone won ^11 to retire because of a new rainy, windy weather. If^you totok-yoo.'4®^ Frank Secory about Jh league ruling which prohibits er 81.64S; 831.663. NBA crown. The Lakers, the taJliHadeiphla. provement and Hodges confi­ he imi’t going arcxmd criticising nu^ra at the age of .;MUt LONDON (AP) — Fight pro­ place ties ta the scoring and boro Open and the Jacksonville Tom Weiskopf, H9.196 8913; Western champs, hold a 2-0 ad- dently feels that his club will men in blue, even .Oiose re- Repox ala^ned ' Bii^ppas a*** taken o ff on Hank moters on boto sides of .'toe goaltepding races. Open, leads money winners ta $20,109. Joe CampbbU, 815,067; ■vantage ...... ta their division, finals move up at least another notch homers off Sammy BSlis, who Bever, BalOmpro Oriqlb Atlantic are competing for* toe Rousseau and Mikita, 'with the Professional Golfers’ Asso- 13.487 ; 819,396. R. H. Sikes, 816.- rrtth toe St. Lotas Hawks ’m In the final standings. The club Piich is expected to be sujv >open the‘ season i n ■ 'get. Now a member of the-Cta- ^ T O U R , right to put Cassius Clay up identical totals cf 30 goals and 12®; 83,717; 818,346. Miller Bor- third game of the series is set was ninth in his first season pHed by the outfield'’ trto of • >rfto|atl Reds. 'Pappas ^^alms against Britain’s heavywel^t 48 assists, will receive 8600 elation standings. bar, 816.806 ; 83,081; 816,929. for St. Lotas Wednesday night. and eighth a year ago. OIL------HODGES Frank Howard, .Don Lock and Baiier '“Is a louse. ' one champion, Henry Cooper, apiece. Toronto and Ctdcaigo, Sanders has coHected 841,241 •T am aiming for a .500 all the hired hamfe W ^ g the Ji™ King. All throe get plenty Tod Davidson to season to the next he clumged. Alex Griffiths, who operates deatUocked behind toe Canadi- ta official tournament iday and season. We didn’t miss by too Ho became a dictator. The first ^JiOrrESTPRO OR Tue TBAfU., In the English Midlands, wants eiis’ dump Worsley and Charlie 819,717 ta imofficlal earnings for many games last year. If we colors of the baseball Senators, of distance—when they connect Gordy Coleman led ^ Reds’ Hodge in toe Vezlna Trophy a 8 Win this year hriU be Replaced,” "day,’,’ he said, "would be IRE CITY we talked along the third base tor Olnctonatl. he added In a briri talk at A1 173 goals, nailing the Ifezina $30 033 Une while the Senators were (12-36), Jjm, Duckworth and Joe Defense and pitching are the New York r^ ed tor its win­ age and character of the late Fred Hutchinson. (AF Photofax) guaranteed 160,000 pounds (8430,- Odemair Jr. 'Ihe latter, son of Senators’ biggest hopes of h n - __ ___ ■" Lopez IFleM. ;[^ppa8, christened 000) —jnot bad for a 'lad who other official, unofficial and ♦Airing infield practice. Wash- ning runs to. the ninth inning MUttades Stergios Papasted- earnl^ the n.OW prize, ^ ca - wtanings released by the higton wound up with a 70-92 the tormor Phliadelphia Athletic proving. One defender, who has lqu Clinton’s baaes-lbaded may be earning a few doUars a 357 BROAD ST.—643-2444 righthander, won Ws onlyr iwo cajU^nLcaught UKthe fancy 'of VI nvu^vaHodges mi is 5 gwijigle ie d^vering the tying and gios, came, to the Reds ta the day in the Army before long.” " " I POA Monday""Uiclude: leoord in ’05. Frank Robtason trade. Glenn Hall and Dave Dryden •We’ll be a better team be­ Starts______in the big _ show last year*year, fewbjayp SaverineSaveiine oof f Darien, formConner er ^vtonlng^iflnnlng rims,nms, Cooper’s mansiger, Jim while Toronto’employed five. Phil Rodgers, 837,460 ; 86,103; OPEN 8-10 MON. thru SAT. cause of the experience our Hodges won many friends dur- Baltimore handyman. *Leon — «W a g ' ^‘ ^ Wicks, says he has another firm The Montreal goalteiiders also tag his long tenure as first base* “Saverine may be our open- Monumental "1 have n request Of you offer M a quick fight 'with d a y - young pitchers gained end be­ run-scoring ' doiibles and left- will share 8260 for posting toe writers,” Bob Purkey oC the St. man ■with the Dodgers, Brooklyn WHEEL ALIGNMENT the manager. In addition to the Cubs’ three-hit shutout of in rotation. vis, the NL batting champion ta outfield with Tommy Davis or ing another practice run Tues- ■virate. “I disagree ■with those who say Four different Jockeys rode Tony Jordon of England and Picayune said that Army would had Shannon c»tch daring tlic Angels. BToglio sBowed ell 1962 and 1963, sat out all but 17 Lou Johnson. '8i»y over the wide fairways and " I think there toould be a the course is too big for me. Prince 6aim during 1866. Joe Bob McColg of Scotland were announce Dietzel’s resignation belT^ a good handler of pitch­ The Dodgers found out and Winter RooWe League aad[^ ers, Orsino hits the long ball. •"Mdjorit^ of Oti£r the California hits and stretched games last year with a broken ’The Dodgers do have some IhaasiYe greens where the Mas­ premium tor accuracy on Palmer, Nicklaus and those Chilmone had him four times expected to compete in the dou- today €uid would ^ begin looking / CA M tER won the National League pen­ did a good Job,” Red Bird guys don’t fait that much farther and ■won the Garden State hies competition. They won'the for a new head coach Immed- Reaching the .600 figure hia spring record to Uvee ankle. pitchers beside Koufax and ters’ showdown starts Thurs­ drives. Just as there Is on earned runs in <1 taninga. nant. , Drysdale. Claude Osteen, 16-18 ager Red Schoendienst than I do!” Stakes with the roan colt.. U.S. title ta 1906. lately. shoifldn’t be too *fficult but any Right now he’s having diffi- day. ’Tt' is toe frirest golf putts,” Player said. "On these / CASTER Catcher Chris Krug had a per- Now the Dodgers’ even more “He has a Uttle trouble ..i ihoughts of a flag flying over Teji^ry Last Holdout cidty running;’' so -he ‘ must' re­ with a 2.79 ERA last year, la the e^nrse there is. fairways all you have to do is fept.,5ftX. wlto, .Iqur^WteLifl four No. 3 hurler while veteran John­ the low pitch but he’s ouy No. /TO E SETTING D.C. Stadium would require a monumentei worry is how fast main a question mark. ’ ."There are spots on earii hole hit toe ball a mile.” swings for Chicago. He drove in ny Podres and Phil Regan, ac­ 3 catcher now bebtod Ttoi SJe- Herculean taj* on the part of the left arm of Kottfax and the where you have to hit the ball to .Nicklaus, out to become the two runs. Billy Williams hom- !i So must the Dodgers’ infield quired from Detroit, could help. Carver and Pat Coriralos. Shfl^ / CENTER STEERING toe toumeunent. Just be- first back-torback winner ta the On Diamond Scene ered tor the Cubs against Angel right arm of Don Dryedale will experiment. Jim Lefebvre, the Manager Walter Alston also non oanght several g ^ e s lalft cauM the fairways are wide 29-year history of the Masters ace Dean Chance. be ready to take their regular league’s Rookie of the Year, has has some youngsters who could season in emergency BUifc / SUSPENSION HEIGHT TUCSQN, Ariz. (AP)—Ralph Terry is a majority of doesn’t mean you can hit the and considered toe gotter mri^ Curt Blefary, the American turns in the rotation. been switched from second base come through, such as Don Sut­ lion s.- ■ -aO ball anywhere. helped by the open spaces of the one. League's Rookis of ths Year ‘Aiid upon that question could to'third'making room for Nate ton, Bill Singer and Joe Moel­ / ROAD TEST Now In Stock The Cleveland Indians jntcher is the last holdout in last season, hammered two, -.‘tpiaiceinent is of toe utmost course, wasn’t ta the discussion. re6t the Ranees of the Dodgers Oliver, who finally may be ler. Boat looking young jdtriier on major league baseball and it appears he and the Indians’ home runs and Boog Powell had to, become the first IfL pennant ready to ma)te it after hitting But still the Dodgers’ hopes the Florida Grai>efruit LeagOi Importance here on''every shot. The brawny slugger fol­ brass have come to a dead end. one as the Oriolei defeated repeater since the Milwaukee .284 -at Spokane last season. for winning another pennant or beat this spring has been Jfto Every shot has to be contem­ lowed the ritual that won for "He won’t budge,” Indians’ Washington. plated. Putts have to be figured o ^ r m BraVes wop in 1067 and 1968. If Oliver can’t L^bvre will even finishing among the top Duckworth of the Washiingtto him last year, when he prac­ Vice ■ President Walter (Hoot) Powell also drove (n two riane beyond Just trying to hole out. with the Tribe; It was We first ------i H Koufax and Drysdale, wlw go back to. second, and either three or tour lie with Koufax Senators. The 6-6 righthtadef- ticed on the course for a week Evers said Monday. “I called year with Cleveland ifter five’ with a fifth «« Bal- si^ed for nearly a quarter of and Drysdale. throws aspirins. Indication't® There are putts on which you and then flew home to Colum­ Special Purchase aeasons with tlie Iflew -York Umore tagged^iPl^ OWega and John Kennedy or the ever relia­ him a Second time and there is a million dollaxs after holding his'^ potmtial came last ytof would be fooUsh to try to hole bus, Ohio, for two days. He 0 increase PIIODUCTS no change. It’s getting late.” Yainkeea. / Dick Bosmon tor five tune. when he Struck out eight of Vffi out.” planned to resume practice to­ wmie' Kirkland and Bob out for ^ days, ean get Into the This means the SO-year-old ___ ^ first ntae Detroit 'batters- he ■'Palmer said the course day. Terry finished with a 8.09 Chance homered for the Sena- stkrttag 'rotaitton quickly and U. S. ROYAL SAFETY 800 TeijTy atm. wants $W,(X)0. In- earned run average, wiinwith i»84 p i^ as ta^ tod .last year, the M e^ Im pp^sed faced followed up by whUfij* doesn’t elimtaate the average Palmer, who is becoming Available known as the "even-number” m s ¥ n t diehs Preeident (3abe Paul has .strikeouts and- 2S walks. He Dod^iv ootatoivaUy cwild 'wind seven of the first nine Mtanirt hitter from toe running, m con­ ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TIRES offered 831,000. gave up 164 hits and 77 runs. sota batsmen. He struck euk'i34 tended by numerous golfers who golfer at the Masters because 1 iip at or near the:'top again. Stengel, on M sit MIAMI, Flo. (AP)— Don Terry Remains at his home in "phe 10-year American League jvihimy Befieri ludfr Our men in 64 taninga 'with the Sem can’t match Palmer’s booming he •««« ta 1958, 1960, 1962 and Michael, ip his firlt 14 racee But if the a«e hurlers need L a’r sen, a miUion-dollar ators in i>osting a" 2-2 recoiti 1964, said: "1 Uke to believe ta LOCK 1« SEAL Lamed, Kan., and seems deter- veteran had his best season in more time to get into shape, thfe ST. PBTPERSBURG, Fla. drives. mined to stay there until the vrlth the Yankees when he d u rin g'1966. They finished iWtt (AP) — Baseball’s senior cit­ pitcher 10 y ea n ago, was after being recalled from IF YOU OWN ONE ' Dodgem could, at the start, get available for $1 today after Indians are willing to pay Uie finshed with a 16-3 record. The of the mbney only twice. Man­ izen, Cbsey Stengel, is on his Hawaii. He^s 25. tato 'trouble from which they Baltimore Orioles asked right price. Indians acquired him in a cash- ny Ycasaivct. then rode —- the-iprtater -r------way home today after spending m l^t never reoeover. waivers BSIRMKlEW9l6*rtlWllrt^ Ford Falcon BEARIN6 MOUNT Casey dktott aay where be automatic fZ5 fine, if reported TEETOTALERS — Margaret Moo., Wei, Thirs., FrL maybe atlU is, interested in Ter- gt_rtinx berth on the Boston, work H out.' Now.I’m, Jupt,h»- have this season a weak-hltttag to Une np another Mg ablNy ENtt H toiiEMi •mi J6W intNt h m tlRspportiinilir lo Ri6)i« rated the rest of the Mefs. by the umpires. VC O’Brien 186—467, Ruth Smith 9 Raws • 1st Post S P.M. Ford Fairlane Rambler Classie Red ^ x .‘ ^ ‘ ' 1*«‘ « a y l is a l ^ , r ^ ^ b e - teata. league job fm- Larsen.' A fter .— ■ , ‘irx goodiiNoffliitiUOtylotitahwdL . , *rhe Indians/had a steady fan The oftoiiiM wnn one o f tbs 178—472, Marilyn Barber 194— "The fe^^ a tot (xkter ^ he is given his rriease^ the ■28,’ Betty Heefs 179, Lorraine No Racing On Tnesdays n«tt Liniibwy AireaA«liMMi4li640b tsM ng •• ME at iiisnf here last week. Frank Lane, and I hope to go at least five "•***• . . weakest in the league in 1966 as Hraulio Baeza and Jom Nlc- lanky pitcher can be claim­ DAYTIME RAOmO former Indians’ {general manag- the DodgwcB finished seventh in hota are the only Jockeys to ride Warring Groups Oomeou 460, Fran Lauria 461. lOrmN training F i«p «im Mitf afipMiiRBaMp O D iaw *^ Innings.” ; Seaowtod Skid before BsdowiAi -Whe ptogued by ed for gl by any club. IWMOOUIIE HCUUIDOUHI er and now apeclal assistant to ,n-uaa to-^eh eitolM seasons team batting with a .246 aver­ Oraustark ta a race. dufMoii IroM tin utoiB t i fow p w M to • vwMu aMiinliiiibHi. player personnel director Seek Soliition- OONST&UOTHHl — A1 Plr^ Saturdays tmdaL’M tkM nlR f OiMirilprtpinyoiifera Nttorlobwid piy toUowed -s-T-wan ftoWiled hy.A knee tojury / ■ . ■ :-oi key 1S9-376, Tony DlGregorio 10 RACES you good m g n white youtearn. Rnd your ineoma may be linmedi* Brand New ttie Tribe tor several days. , unoies ____ _ ^ sidXereE to a tUde into. tWra “ NEW YORK (AP) — a M US - 874, L Harry Buckminster 1st Post 1:30 PAL atetymipiilainaMad bacauaa iim graf our dapartnwnti are CUD Direct Boses From No Seconds $ d l 9 5 There was no official state- Acquired from jj^ee and tben-bwttled toosUitia. and NOAA officials vdU c o n s i^ 147-874, N ick Daum 139-370, rantiy werUng mwtima* 'Wen Vancour 143^368, Ron - - Msnehester I • N ot Blemished PLUS FJ!.T. ments, but sources close to the, Atlanta Bravee ouring «■- ftnkfhtil wkh a 5-9 racord to separately some serious ton ^ Check With Local Tttmlnal Indiaas said Lane wanted to season, the 28-year-tad Se^W- ^ ^ CfauicMU .359, Clarence McCon- In adtRUon to liwraaringyow you wM baoafR from m e *i m r make a deal tor Terry, a right- ekl Is tookta^torwaid to ^ mental problems 'before menki neU 866, Nondo -AnmilU 356, liaw and kldhar Mga acateir.f.an oiHMahdteg kroup fnnm nw hander who woe U -6 last year tag the Rod Sqx-move «» from tag again next month with'^r^ Don FlaveU. 148-362, Benton prognun.atiiina paid ho1idaya,.'.ipaW aickteave , „ a fina ralira* Osgood 1)44. ntant|ilaii««« fnd many othar adyantaftL FUSTIC iiave nailed dow^ two touting mediation panel In en eftoif^ JUST A GOOD BUY—6.50x14 ’Tubeless Black jeiriy dttiitotoisan. Who aip- solve the dispute between the SMind geodt NMtkIlMi MaialDappV^ Htindf^t o(goo4 jolR aro CASKET paomUy ban >otoBtt«n« aim two giants of U.S. amateur •eanaitofcrliothaiyaitePtodiutalnMgHliEMd p iioplOiadmiu troutoe toom X966, and BMIqv* letica. , * oflhN6inayba«M(IMRM>^lteiA — skL have the insido tr*** for. the Desidte the existence of thesd two other BpUa in t|ie toarttag problems, which were not dis} Huadratf* o f flood |olu now 9ni1hiM9 Wit Adjust Brakes ' rotatton; ■ closed, Theodore Kbeel of N«u right off the boat , •MACHININ6 Dmmto Bennett, a aouttgiaw York, chairman of the five-mai ,1 • inspection who battled ante trouMe moat panel, said at the close of a two / • AimiRAn’ ENGINE ASSEMBLY S afety ugCHS>Te«;: of last S0a s^ is bothered again day meeting Monday; • SHE^METAL Is ‘by tbe.aBmenL Manager Billy “ We are very timistic ahou' • BENCH WORK Onr Hwtman has said that he will our -ability to reach an agr^ • TOOL A DIE MAKING U Basbieas not take any sore-anned pitch­ ment ta .the’dis^e.”' t Brakes ers north when the team braaks • AIRiyJAfT ENGINE TOTN6 , Later, OUfford Buck - • EXKRIMENTAL MAOUNlNG Save Proper braking action la camp Friday. dent of the -A SAABiw^ 6 BLUE KLEAN *N PBDIE SadowsU wim named to Start • WELDING ■Lives aMurad only If yonr brakra AND Union, eaid '-‘I^ngraas to, not • otre bsntnsvir are Inspect^ and adjusted against the' Orioies after his feat as_I would Uke; b ot I th__ •'^20% laitM’ ; V ! ; AMTI-BEIZE CfHdPOUND starting shot against the New nuuMMM oouasn regularly. . I it’s as.‘feat to ooidd ha eroect • 3 larkiintin Tmk Mats was oenceBed SRsi- ed.” ■ . . ;• T«n VhiMMiiltMajaBia MIIIMV DWriboted by day nigbtvtoF .a'beavy rain atocm • t e n eelaa •to «Mtel ifi)aL.MMliW6gand “ O gt aim to to get to igree • 4 M BfM e— f i PAY RMiddalnz. UMillHiaL at St. Fetfrahwg. Teel, He Mi4 l6aa Making and TaelAOteMaMnZ. The Red Sox asked the Mete ment ' between the parties,' *y*tui IQieel said. “We will make an • oen tffsly fn h n s - Fifte Making MANCHESTER to make up the game es pait Tdat..Wad.< Iningi *61604% - . An ItoM OppoitaaRy ■wpteyif.’il A f • (' c of a doUbMieader in Wtoter Ha­ arbitratkm a'ward only if peces- ■ Satti *12 noon AUTO PAkTS ven Wodneoday, but the Natton- saiy.” 5 Ralph MetealC of Chicago, □ ■ □ E fW B80AD siL-eiB^e# -.el.Leagoe «Uh refund. . 'liila Week Other ceanrndtatalaam iliMlIi 'RBtti Rtoo TstrsceW weSk former dyinplc runner and The,Enaployiaeat Hnwe aw4 SeeWestea (Hacsld Photo bgr Ofisrs) member of the panel said,: G IG MOTORS cnTKi firam a beat «Mb fki. Eddie X a» wHf be cuaed lYiday, H avsUefale biTnc your nOBtafy dif. RASKETBAIX CHAMPS—Whmen of 'Oie Town Midget Toom^ ••Wa fael traric and fiald is the| t M BURNSIDE AYE. — E A S T HABT9VNBD AprU 8th (Good Fif- ROCKVILLE ke 'wen due to make his debut ment were the West Side All-Stars. 'Hie squad, front row, left to right. Bill chire* paporo (DO-214), biith ear- ul akprtatop today tor the Red- key issue. I f toe can resolve tfari TEL. iES»-0285 di9 ) and Safc, Aprti Uticata and aodal taeudiy card NO MONEY DOWN 3 5 7 BROAD ST. traric and field dispute, we,^ee »to. Kksbo was ofitabi#d from ’ . Peoples, Mike Andreo, Mike Landry, Alan Noske, Randy Crawford uid Don FBL. SAT. to 6 FJS. Vhan you VhK our etaca AUTO PARTS aX the elher sports wiH MANCHESTER 79 UNiOK STKEEnr Astros Bupiiy to'; Hubbaid. Bade row. Assistant Coach Ed Fitzgerald, Geriy Suntava,.X6iren An­ dre^ J^-Fitagerald, Cad W ;u^ovai.aad Coach Bob PariMao. Mn*.” O nSN M OSn TUES... WED, XHURS. to • PAL XON THE CORNER O f - sr--

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Lewis custom paint- TEN MEN WANTED brook, N. Y. No answer at the telephone Uatedt SImidy call the ------ditlons, garages, bathrooms Ing, interior euid exterior, pa­ OPERATOR* NOTHING IN THEN I PONT XOFWANP. 1 CAN T_ tile, rec rooms. Call Leon, perhanging, waillpaper re­ NO EXPERIENCE; , nSHISTORT SUPPOSE YOU'D 1 RECALL ANY A NOT EVEN TH* r S" r Must be experienced in Al­ ISEEMEPWORH KNOW WHAT / OUTSTANPINfi I EARTH'S COaiSION T ra ile rs — Oleszyniaki, Builder, 649-4291. moved. WaUpaper books on re­ n e c e s s a r y CLERK-TYPIST THE THIP/ HAPPENED / o c c u r r e n c e I \ WITH A N _ EDWARDS quest. Fully insured. F'ree es­ pha - Numeric IBM Key­ W » 68/ ASTEROID? S" Mobile Homes QUALrir Carpentry — Rooms, punch. tim ates. CaU 649-9658. T R A IN AS- 'Er ACTOR Permanent opening for ex­ BY DICK TURNER ANSWERIND SERVICE dormers, porches, basements CARNIVAL MUST SELL — 1964 Vindale TR A II^ DRIVER Company offers excellent mobile home, 55x10, beautifully reflnish<4, cabinets, buUt-ins, INTpUOR and exterior paint­ perienced girt with good 64941500 - 875-2519 formica, aluminum, vinyl, ing, wadlpaper removed, fuUy wages and working condi­ ' fumdshed, 2 bedrooms, wall to Immediate Job opportuni­ tions, convenient free park­ typing and figure sldlK n r and leave your message. XouTI hear from our adverttaer In wall carpeting,- formal dining steel, ceramo siding. William insured. Rene Belamger, 643- ties available with major Jig time rnthont ^tending an evening at the telephMie. Robbins Carpentry Service, 0612 o r 644-0804. ing, in - plant cafeteria, Benefits. East Hartford, room with parquet floor, ori­ trucking com pan y. L i­ above average benefits. 649-3446. ginally $6,875, asking $4,300. PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, censed by mass registry ot 289-4380. Motor Vehicles. To qualify s r s r Automobiles For Sale 4 CaH Storrs, 429-1752. CARPENTRY — Concrete work, Interior and exterior. Paper APPLY 63 you^rm^t complete a part 7T anything from cellar to roof, hanging and waU paper renlov- 1963 PLYMOUTH SPORT Fury, 10%’ CAMPER, sleeps six, or full-time driver training OFFICE WORKER —reception­ Insids and out, no substitute for aL Dutch Boy and DtiPont. 58 59 s white with red interior, bucket mounted on 1966 Ford % ton program. If accepted, tui­ 55" quality work, satisfaction guar­ Quidlty workmanslii^. Call First National ist, aide, for physicans office, seats, automatic transmission, pickup, custom cab, radio, tion terms will be arrang­ good typing eaeentiei, SO hour sr| 1 anteed, competative prices, no evenings, 246-959^ 5T B" V-8, power brakes,. standard heater, V-8 with 4-speed trans­ ed. Placement service upon week. CaU 649-0600. steering, good condition, to mission, 4,000 milea, like new. Job too small. D S D Carpen­ completion. Phono Hart­ try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- EDWARD R. PlilCE — palnt- Stores, Inc b5 settle estate. 649-2125, after P rice $3,800. Call 648-5947 after ing and paperhanging, over 85 ford 249-7771 anytime. BY AL VERMEER 5P 8880. PRISCILLA’S POP 4:3p. 6. years experience, 1^9-1003, 76 Park and Oakland Aves. CABINET WORK, formica coun­ Linnmofa Dr., Manchester. East Hartford NOTICE I JUST HATE 1963 PONTIAC LEIMANS con------|/T-rODA>«'‘8 \ ~ hrppiSCILLAS! VsWY ters, rec rooms, remodeling. L E A R N M O R E ( THE DAY 1 WOULD VOU SAY ” irr WHEN THEY O U T O U R WAY. BY J. B. WILLIAMS t h e h e r a l d w in n ot vertlble, 8 cylinder, blue ex- Motocycle»^Blcydes l l INTESRIOR — exterior painting PUBUC HEARING START SOCKINCS- Quality work. Reasonable pric­ WE BE<&IM SUCH AN UNKIND dlsdose the Identity of terior, white leather interior, ______i ______—. and paperhanging, wallpaper TO EARN MORE ADDITIONAL T H E O L D WELL, I GUESS any advertiser using box excellent condition. Call 643- QUALITY Motorcycles for qual- es. Free estimates. CaU 64B- DENTAL assistant part-time, BASEBALL T H lIs J S P OH, TH E M 'S T D B L S I WENT rem oved. Mandheoter and APPROPRIATIONS PRACTICE d o w n AN'GOr LAST NK3HT SOME p e o p l e letters. Readers answer­ 9508 between 4-6 p.m. Ity oonsatous people. As low as 6985. RESTPRETTy WBi. Harttbrd (no t»ll charge). A t TO F IS H T H 'S H O R T EN D O F ing blind box ads who $10 down. Motorcycle Sales, 595 day. Experienceencenof;:^^^ not necessary. B O ^ d ‘^ F ^ 1 REC t 6 r S Mf/BAJAM A STRINS OUTA ON TDOLS,THCXI0H/ desire to protect their CHEVROLET — 1965 super Dial Operator, ask for Enter­ t h ' h o l e - i d o n t r e s t Washington St., Middletown. M . T . I . Write Box E, Herald. w e l l w h e n s u m p n s . "idmitlty can follow this sport, hardtop, maroon, black Roofing—Siding 16 prise 3445 or Rockville, 875- MANCHESTER, W R O N S U K E TVWrl p ro ce d u re :.. interior, 4-speed, 300 h.p., $2,500, SEE US ON THE world’s most 6613. SECRETARY—^Desirable posi­ BIDWEILL h o m e Xulprovement BUSINESS SCHOOLS CONNECTICUT 289-4167. exciting motorcycle. 'The mag- tion Just opening, 3614 hour ______(Jo. — Roofing, idding, altera­ CHARLES J. LaCroix, painting Notice is hereby given that Enclose yotn: reply to the Rtficemt Norton Atlas 760cc, 60 16 W E E K week, air-conditioned offlee, Board of Directors, Town of box In an envelope — tions, additiqnfi and lemodel- contnactor, exterior and inter­ h.p. A1 Gill’s Motorcycles, 695 excellent fringe beneflta. Man- Manchester, (Joimecticut, will addressed to the Classi­ 1961 COMET — 4-door, clean, Ing of all types. Excellent ior, established 1938. CaU 742- CERTIFICATE URSES IN fied Meinager, Manchester Washington St., Middletown, Chester location. Shorth^d ^ Hearing in the one owner, CaU 64941324. wprkmmufl^p. 649-6495. 8734, Coventry, Conn. Evening Herald, together Conn.. essential Please reply to Box Municipal Building Hearing Secretarial Programming with a memo Usting the A. A. DION, INC. Rocrflng, ta(Ucattag salary 41 center Street, Man- 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 9 26 INCH boys’ 3 speed bl- Gregg Shorthand companies you do NOT siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- Floor Unishing 24 aesired, etc. cheater, (jonneetdeut, 'Tuesday, passenger ' station wagon, year old, excellent I.B.M. Keypunch want to see your letter. Ai^rations and additions, CeU- Tour letter will be de­ 13,000 m iles, one owner. CaU condition. Also 24 Inch girls’ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Business Typing BURRDUGH bookkeeping ma- April 12, 1966, at 8:00 pm. on Ings. Workmanship guaran­ stroy id If the advertiser Is 649-2074. b icycle. CaU 649-7919. Ing (specializing in older chine operator. Part^me, proposed addlUonal approprla- one irou’ve mentioned. If teed. 299 Autumn SL 643-4860. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- tions as follows BY KEN MUSE floorsL Waxing floors Patat- Free WAYOUT not it will be handled in 1964 CHEVROLE7T Blscayne 4- J905 HONDA, 50cc, new condi­ tag. Ceilings, Paperhanging. •' day, between 20-26 hour week. To: Board of Education for door sedan, economy 6 cylin­ nation-wide placement, N ext the usual manner. tion. No reasonable offer re­ No Job too small J'>bn Ver- Good salary. Call Mr. Shapi­ “Operation ■ Head Start" der engine, radio, standard fused. Can be se6n at 84 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A class, April 11. ro, ' 943-2128. Casual V illage P rogram ...... $21,047 transmission, nicely equipped. fa m e, 649-5760. W. Middle Turnpike. ROOBINO — Specializing re* Shop, Manchester. to be financed by Grant $1,125. 649-6808. Lost and Found padring roofs of aU kinds, new CALL — WRITE VISIT from Federal,Government, Bonds— Stocks-^ GIRLS Interested In Capq^ Cod ...... 21,047 FOUND — Black part cocker, 1957 BUICK Special, good con­ roofs, gutter woik, chimneys 1962 MOTQRfcYOLE XLCH. 180 M ortgages 27 summer employment. Call for To; Library Board, 1065/ white paws. Vernon Dog War­ dition. New tires. Best offer. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum M . T . I . HiUstov^ Road, Manchester. interview, Storrs, 429-5868. 66 Budget for purchase of “You said to go annoy someone else. Well, the guy I den, 643-0893. i siding. SO years’ exporience. A ITtE SB START wIU lump BUSINESS SCHOOL annoyed wants to a ee you outside!” Free estimates. Call Howleg, your debts Into one easy pay­ 750 Main St., Suite 804 HIGH SCHOOL girl majoring reference books ...$ 2,000 LOST — smEdl silver gray poo- OHEJVROLiETr—1964 Impala, 2- Business Services 643-6361, 644-8833. Hartford 625-9317 in Burroughs Bookkeeping Ma­ to be financed by Increased ,3 rWiU.iaMS door, hardtop, V-8 automatic, ment. If you have equity in die, female, wearing leash, Hil- property, call Frank Burke to chine and general office work, Grant from State in same THE WORRY VNAHT 4 - 5 -5S excellent condition, $1,900, O ffere d 13 1 Uard-Woodland Street vicinity. discuss ways and means. Gon- after school and Saturday. am ount. 643-8485. STEPS, aldewaUca, stone walls. Heating and Pluinbing 17 To: Town Counsel, 1965/66 Reward. CaU 643-2466. /' hecticut Mortgage Exchange, Gall Mr. Shapiro, Casual Vil­ 1966 CEHVROLET Super Sport, fl^laces, flagst^ terrwm BO m PLUMBING and heating 15 Lewis Bt., H artford, 246- lage, i o r appointm ent. (MS- General Fund Budget, B E N C A S E Y FOUND one grey male poodle. AU concrete repairs. Reason­ Help Wanted—Female 35 300 h.p. triple carbs d r stock ” repairs, alteratloRS, electric 8897. 2128...... $10,000 CaU Lee Fracchia, Dog Ward- able prices. 643-085L SHORTLY.. 4-barrel, 4-speed tpdnsmisdton and gas hot water heateriirS. free to be financed from Gen­ en. estimates. CtU 643-1496. SECXJND MORTGAGE — Un- IMPORTANT NOTICE SMALL GROWING electronics eral Fund, other revenues, with hurst Itak^, posi-trac- a PPLIAH(?ES repaired — all * firm located In East Hartford tion rear 'AM-FM stereo limited funds available for sec Miscellaneous. makes #ashers, refrigerators, COMPLETE plumbing and The 1964 Civil Rights Lgw wants women for assembly radio, air-qenditioning, black ond mortgages, payments to To;'Planning and Zoning, Annonneements 2 freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ heating service, complete new prohibits, with certain ex­ work. ,,;<^ean environment, 1 BY FRANK O’NEAL with red taterior, 5 brand new suit your budget. Expedient 1965/66 G en era l Fund S H O R T R IB S tric ranges. Oil burners bathroom installations and ceptions, discrimination be­ pleaswt working conditions. ^CXyrTON RUGS and bedspreads tires, showroom condition, $2,- service. J . D . R ealty, 648-5129. Budget, for Traffic Con­ cleaned and repaired. Cosma bathroom remodeling, 30 years cause of sex. It will now be ” Call 28941428 between 9-1$ and dyed, 70 decorator colors, 1). m rm . Call 875-8698. sultant ...... $ 7,500 WHEN ABE Y w e o w e i^ 900. AppUance, 640-0065. in business. Earl VanCamp, BILLS? ? ? Consolidate all necessary for our readen ^ B WUPAN QUtrflMM L u cl^ Lady L a n d r y , 43 Pur- n ot only to read the usutiL, to be financed from Gen­ 6 0 9 5 1967 F O R D V-8 convertible, au­ 649-4749. payments with our ONE PAY-; neU Place, Manchester. HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Rs- Female Help Wanted and YOU NEED only spare hours to eral Fund, other revenues. CDWBO/S AND INDIANS? ) tomatic, excellent body and MBNT-PBR-MONTH PLAN! moval — attics, cellars and Male Help Wanted classifi­ earn big $ $ $ near home sell­ Miscellaneous. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ mechanical condition, new top, Bank rates available for home yards, weekly or montldy pick­ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 cations, but also our Classtfl- ing AVON cosmetics. National Robert M. Stone, ers, sales and service, bonded owners. Call New Haven 787- tires, carburetor, battery, $450. up. Bolton, Manchester ^cta- cation Help Wanted — Male advertising and money back . Secretary representative. Allred Amell, FOR ALTERA’nONS neaUy and 6761 or New London 442-1135. 643-7300. ity . H arold H oar, 649-4014. or Female - , . 37. guarantee make it easy. Big Board of Directors 110 B ryan D r., M anchester 644- reasonably done in my home. eemlngs and i>rlzes. No exper­ Manchester, Conn. 8141. 1962 CHEVROLET Blscayne — SHARPENING Service — Saws, Call 643-8750. Business Opportunity 28 Dated at Manchester, Con­ 6 cylinder, automatic trans­ ience needed. Call 289-4922. knives, axes, shears, skates, necticut, this first day of April mission, power steering, radio, rotary blades. Quick service. DRE3SSMAKING — rem<^eling SPORTING GOODS S’TORE — WAITRESSES — Dining room 1966. Personals $695. 649-0719, between 6-7. Cspitol Equlpmen. Co., 38 any garments, lady’s or gentle­ prime location, priced for quick and cocktail lounge, full or d«L Mata St., Manchester. Hours man’s. Special offer for Eas­ sale. J. D.’ Real Estate, 643- part-time, wiU train. White INCOME TAX Returns — Busi­ 1964 CATALINA Vista 4-door Stag Restaurant, 67 Windsor 1 /v J lld .lo dLlU. OCLldC DICK CAVALLI daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ ter — shorten coats, $2.76; 5129. III! II IhBlIi I I m o r t y m e e k l e ness and individual, prepared Hardtop, power brakes and Ave., Rockville. 876-8884. day 7-4. 648-7968. dresses, $1.60. 46 Qreen Manor BY ROY CRANE by full-time Income tax ac­ steering, radio and heater, tint- ______DINER IN ONE of the busiest Highly rated company with ex- BUZZ SAWYER Rd. FULL-’TIME COUNTER girl cellent references Is seeking 8 IOAN*TDBCff» Oe^HOULDJHUNT Burvou AceNl-ev©^ ilAHAD&AAAWNSTHe countant. Raymond Girard, ed wtadahleld, windshield XYPEWRTIERS — Standard spots In Manchester doing ex­ W anted ALU9MBD1000060 THe* ie ic N eoDiFROJo; 649-5660 or caU collect 876- washer, plastic seat covers, ,j,er week, in­ qualified for all tjqpes of work. necS^ry. W m Train CHRISTVS sniL survived the 4966. TYPHOON, ANGLIA 1966 2 - ^ r , running ______someone to make one dress. vestment required, terms. 289- Pleasant working conditions, i Age No Barrier! RIDE WANTED from Eldridge Please caU 643-1734. salary commensurate with abil­ condition, needslrome repairs, TZ 7172. FERSONAL UNTHRVtBW I Apply In Person At St. to Pratt A Whitney gate $25 o r best offeri 649-6446. m oval, and chain saw work. ity. Conversion Chemical, 872- 8 or 6, second shift. Call 649- 0541. MRS. MAim 232-6400 MEATOWN 9418. 1962 MONZA convertible, 4- A . M ichaud, 742-8096.______Moving—Tracking- Private Instructions 32 Storage 20 WAITRESSES —Pull or part- r -- 1215% Stiver I^me, speed, good condition, $700^ TViTr MANCHESTER Overhead PIANO and Violin Instruction. East Hartford, Conn. Can 649-6395 or stop at 166 ' Door-sales, servlde and Instal­ time days, nights and or week NUMM — ^ .VP RAYMOND P. JEWELL, book­ FOR UGHT delivery oP col­ Private lessons. Crane Plano part-time or full-time. New- In- Brookfield St. lation on all types of doors, 24 ends. Immediate positions keeping w ork. Call 649-4866. lections of small units, have €uid Violin' Studio. D ance in­ sUtul!ion. CaU 646-0129. -a : hour service, free estimatiM. ope'n. Apply In person only to car and pick up truck, many struction also. 742-7425. Howard Johnson Restaurant, 7-w . cMKXI SMtlvNULte NEED ride to Pratt and VThlt- 648-2037, 643-0892. years experience, know town —-— 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester ney, second shift, from vicinity U S E D CA RS ATTICS, CELLARS, garages weu.weU. (3aUvjau 648-7U6.o«o-Aaci^noVtlAReasonable » ...... 1 ^ M IC K Y F IN N WANt ESJ — SheU $600., right No Down Payment trucking and package delivery. ^ worker, part-time or full- pumNDLY. neat, dependable TROUBLE? 'IiaU ; $6(). left half. (Split win- 643-5819. noBMP*, r u eoiMS T9 APOtoena ^ ^HaAVRNAl.AND Refrigerators, washers and time. Apply New System Laun­ girl to work afternoons at a X WMBSeUMNA tlatags.)' Contact 643-77M after WT [X M OPevoucAUioioBauiw^wi^ MVNCOUMMlTDWOfmOW! lUtU BOB VIOLETTE SPRING CLEANING —land­ stove moving specialty. Folding dry, H arrison St., 649-7763. dairy bar. Write Box RR, ...rHATOAL, >MOMOOfMfCORm'i ■ au a HA9 BSSN wrbstuns A IDTHMKtTMMA coMOATpaaesMAYS^AMarMR I JOeyjOTTAND y OM#oi?FIMTOO»«y J p.m . scaping, lawn raking, tree re- chairs lo r rent. 649-0762. LNBAaMATORl SALESLADY — full or part- Herald. A Free Boad Test Mid YOUOUBSSWHOi A\AOKewrrH . THANKEPHIAA, d AND NOW HSR! MyUjCK j r ' ------Sales Manasrer mo'val, removal of rubbish " / " ~ time. Apfrfy Mario’s Bakery, E stim ate POWBB’^n .U S i.. AAR.STONEi A . SURE HAS CHANggP! from attics, cellars and ga-: SECRETARY - bookkeeper. One Automobiles For Sale 4 Paintinsr— Paperiiig 21 829 M eta St. A All Worik Guaraateed rages, 649-4665. girl office, knowledge of book­ ■k Budget Terms MEED CART Your credit turn- SOLIMENE MOTORS i n s i d e aitd outside patatiny. keeping essential. Apply in per- k Free Towing SAXES AND Service on Arleos, down? Short on down pay- 367 Oakland St 643-0507 You name your own price. CHARGE NURSE 5 days a 's o n W.G. Schwarz C o., 994 T ol­ Hahn Eclipee, Jaoobnon lawn MANCHESTER TRANSMISSION CO. ^^Snt? Bankrupt? Reposses- Spejial rates for homeowners week. CaU 646-0129. land Tpke. Rockville. ^ o o ? Don’t deapairl See Hon mowera. Also Homelite ohata 66 or over. 649-7861, 875-8401. 16 BRAINARD PLACE — 046-0022 Bear Seymour Auto Store Main St. Douglas, inquire about low- saws and InternatioDal Cuh down, smallest payments ■WYLLYS JEEP — 1952, metal Cadet Tractoia. Rental equip- EXTERIOR and Interior paint* ^|myirbere. No small loan or fi- (op, hydraulic plow, $500; ment and hharpentag service ing. Wallpaper books, paper, on an makes. L A M Equip­ -suuiee company plan. Doug^ Call at Atlantic Station, 126 hanging.' Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ ment Oorp., Route 83, Veraon, i;|cqtors, 383 M ata. Bast Center St ly insured. Workmanship guar­ 875-7609. M a n ch e s te r E x­ anteed. Leo P elletier, 649-6326. MACHINISTS ttEPOSSESSION: Take over 1961 MiERCURY — 9 paqsen- change—Enterprise 1946. I f no answer, 643-9048. We have some excellent opportunities for both first and -payments, ho cash needed with second shifts for qualified all around machinists. ger station wagon, like new qxCSCS SERVICE — Snow- ^ Job Opportunify average credit. 1965 Pontiac inside and out, immaculate vi­ Why buck the heavy traffic? Work In a new, modem BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFT and MeWELLUM! 4G1TO, 1964 Cadillac sedan. 1965 plowing, trucking, moving, rub­ MR. ABERNATkY nyl upbolstery, automatic shift, bish removal, carpentry, clean­ faclUty on the Wilbur Cross Highway at Exit 95. Easy $WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A< UroHift convertible. ( CaU 289- power steering, automatic rear commuting and ample parking. . S264. ask for Grah^in Hotanes. ing. general repairs, all tjrpea WANTED YEP* you HAVEN'T y e a h ; x s r t L i d o n ' t ^ MARCO WAS HURT. window, recent whitewall tires. We offer excellent starting rates and' outstanding shift HOWfe AC/ PORTRAIT F R ia «» UKE YOU d o n V ^ H A ! THAT’ S of odd Jobs. Try Dick, .rsaaon- JUSTAreWMORE CHANGED ONE BIT ENJOY SMALL TALK. HE A6 KEP ME TO Mechanical history available. premium, full fringe benefit program. Excellent working TELETYPESEHER MONITOR CpMING ALONG? COME a l o n g VERY O R e^, VIILP. X SEE pltiMAinMNG 1955 Chevro- able. 643-4536. Clean, Late Model BRUSH STROKESk M R. SINCE OUR DAYS A « MAKE YOUR PITCH » TEAM UP WITH you coition s and an overtime schedule. ABERNATHY, AND IT YMN DABBLER! J HE STILL HAS -let V-8, standard, 2-door hard- A real cream puff. $1,045. Call NAVY FROGMEN. WHILE l « 'S OUT HIS ODDBAT BUI B elflore, 643-5021 o r 649- 3 7 '/i hour week, paid- vacation. Blue Cross and WILLBEFINISHEO. N- OF ACTION... "Xop, many parts, standard for USED CARS SENSE OF 4672. Household Services A p p I y Personnel Manager ^Major Medical coverage. Pension Plan and other^ HUMOR any year, 255 o r 283 cu. inch '.sngtae. 6 P ioneer (3 r d e . 649- O ffe re d 1S*A Top Prices Paid b e n ^ its . 1964 CHEVROLET IM PALA, 9 For All M&kes THE GERBER SCIENTIFIC 4 2 7 A ______'/ door Hardtop, V-6 automatic, RBWEAVIHO of, boras, moth APPLY IN PERSON 1969 FLVMOCTH station wag- excetient oondlUon. T el. 643- botes. Zippers rspslrsd. l^n- CARTER CHEVROLET INSTRUMENT CO. I sn, 6 cylinder, radio, standard 8486. dow ahadsa mads to meaaure, an Sizes Venetian blinds. Kev CO^ INC, S3 GERBER ROAD, WAPPINO, CONN, transmission,* good tires, $176, at Exit 95, Wilbur CroM Highway i i a n r l y ? j 0 t f j r 1959 FORD—4-door Ranchwag- made white you watt. Tape ^ ,wiH finance. Can he seen at 1229 M a in S t. Am equal ^^ortonlly employer Cualiffe Motors, Route 83, near on. Good condition. Oall 644- vorders fo r rent. B£ariow*s.* 867 - Phone 649^ 23ft 1ST ! Vsraoa Ctitie, or call 81B-S747. 14M. 4 -S V -

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1%S PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1%6 PAGE SIXTEEN Suburban For Sale 75 Wanted—^Real E state 77 jj^iartments— Flatfr— Apartments— Flats— Hous^ For Sale ' 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 H ouses F or Sale *72 Suburban For Sale 75 Apartments—Flatfr— Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—BSale 36 Help Wanted— Diamonds— Watchc Tenementa 63 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 LARGE BXEXXmVK Banch.'l MANCHESTER - Executi^ MANCHESTER -r- 5Vi room WOODBRIDGE ST -Vacant 2- MANCHESTER VICINITY - 10 COVENTRY - cozy 4 iwm WANTED - 6-6 ^ m dwlral^ Male or Fmnale 37 J ew d iy 48 Cape, . aluminum storms, dis-. family flat. This Is a custom minutes from Manchester cen­ Ranch, in top condition, fire­ home. Reasonable. Write Box PAJtT-TIMB lailVER, noon WANTE2D Young______man to MODEIRN 6 room second floor rooms, modem kltpjien with aO home. Porter Street area, 4 posal, amesite drive, conven­ built home, never has had ter. New 5 room Ranch, 3 bed­ place,'oil heat, storm windows M, Herald. tm 6 p.m., Monday - Friday, work In gas sUUon, noiexperi- APPLICATrONS are betag tak- WATOT AND apartment, built-in stove and buUt-ins, dining room, two fire­ large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 estate rentals — apartments, ient location, assumable FHA much wear and tear. Beautiful rooms, living room and kitch­ and screens. Priced at only 646^223, 875-0741. ence preferred. Apply In per­ en for department pianager for pairing.. Pnnnpt service. Up to ment or homa J. D. Reri Es­ oven, 20 North Street. Avail­ places, 2)£ baths, family room, lavatories, 2-car garage, Flori­ WANTED —2 or more apart-' CLASSIFIED hmnes, miflOple dwellings, no mortgage. Hanley Agency, 643- oak floors, oak trim, plaster, en with dinette area, fire­ $7,900. Alice Clampet, Realtor, son, Mamchester Esso, 24 hardware department. Grant’s, $20 on your old watch in tate, 643-5129. . ■ able May 1st. $125. 643-2573. two car garage wooded lot, da room, patio, fuUy air-condi­ ment dwelUng, investment fees. CaU J. D, Real Estate, etc. A real solid home. Two place, built-ins, basement ga­ 649-4543. Windsor S t, Manchester. Parkade. trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. 829,600. PliUbrick Agency 649- tioned. Shown by appointment 0030. property. Write Box S,. Herald. Bray, 787 Main Street, State 643-5129. c r e s t l u x u r io u s Duplex 8464. only. CaU the R. F. Dimock separate heating system, de­ rage, one acre wooded lot, INCREASE YOUR MANCHESTER — New listing. COVENTRY — Immaculate 6 YOUNG MAN for alter school WAITRESS and WATIER need­ apartments, 4% rooms, 1% f o u r room apartment, , 7 6 ______Co., 649-5246. tached 2-car garage, aluminum amesite drive. $1,600 down, room Ranch, garage, family SPRING IS OTRE. With the ADVERTISING Theater BuBdlng. 8 % ROOMS, heat, hot water, 5 room Ranch with dinette, ex­ EARNING work. Selling shoes end-Boys' baths, 2 large bedrooms, 2 pri­ WeUs St., 800. CaU 643-2426, o'-!). Manchester fence, porches and many other terrific value at only $16,000. advent of good weather there ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake atove, refrigerator, paridng. room. High, wooded half acre. 4 POWER Department CaH Mr. Miaplro vate entrances, Uvlng room, MANCHESTER — $16,900. 6 cellent condition throughout, extras. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Immediate occupancy. Robert is a demand for all tyi>es of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUM Hotel, 848-9731. Completely redecorated, 8110. CEUTTRAL 6 room duplex, new- SOMETHING SPECIAL Fi-uit trees. Only $16,300. Pas- 'A t or Mr. Reimer, Casual ViU^e, Fuel and Feed 49-A dining room, modern kitchen, room Cape, garage, central completely finished rec room, 643-1677. D, Murdock, 643-2692, 643-6472. residential property. If you 8 AJtf. to 5 PAL WANTED — man or woman to 15 Forest SL, off Main S t 646- jy redecorated. Adults pre­ location, wooded lot, all city 2-zone hot water oil heat, fire­ ek Realty, 289-7475, 742-8243. PRATT & WHITNEY •43-2128. EXOBLLE3NT horse hay. Rea­ range, refrigerator, Venetian Yes! Swim in backyard are thinking of selling your sell real estate full time, ex­ 0090, 643-5675. ferred. CaU after 5, 643-5518. utiUties, quick occupancy. Bel place, fuU basement. fuU in- MANCHESTER — Lovely 6 AIRCRAFT sonable. Wilber Little. 649- blinds, carpeted. Open stair­ pool or lounge ln.;Ilec room VERNON — Spacious U & R present home, give us a call. perience preferred but not nec­ Air Real Estate, 643-9332. E\ila>tion, plastered waUs, am­ room older home-in A-1 con­ 7767. case, CHitral free parWng, on f i v e r o o m apartment, 2 bed- with friends and family. SPRING SPECIALS custom built 7 room Ranch, 2 We guarantee, nothing but COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, essary. Ccmtact Mr. Philbrick, esite drive, treed lot. combina­ dition. Modern bath and kitch- maximum effort. We offer the Pratt A Whitney Alf^raft bus Hne, near shopping, quiet rooma, garage, on West Side. This 6 room Ranch is de- baths, fireplace, attached ga­ MOMDAT H un FBIDAX 10:S0 AJM. — SATI7BDAV t A JL 864 Main St., or caU 649-8464 J. D. RENTALS 1969 RANCH ON A high shaded tion windows and doors. Priced en. Large spacious rooms th^t services of two offices and can offer both experienced section. It’s just like owning gUO. 649>0422. sigrnad for easy modern liv­ lot. 3 very large bedrooms. COVENTRY — 5 room rage, recreation room, large OFRCE for appointment. Garden— Farm— ^Daiiy under $20,000. Charles Lesper- can only be found in this type complete MLS facilities. Call and inexperienced people your own home. Rent very ing at low cost of $23,500. Huge kitchen with built-ins and Ranch, 3 bedrooms, alu­ treed lot, $21,600. 875-2306. Products 50 SIX rooms, second floor, ance, 649-7620. home. Garage, city water and JARVIS REALTY CO., REAL­ unusually good opportxinl- COOKS — immediate openings reasmable. CaU 649-3566. Call Roger Walker today, dining area. Fireplaced living minum siding, aluminum TOUB OOOFERATIOM WILL |%IAI iA ^ 0 7 1 1 includes heat 875. f o u r b o o m apartment, first sewer. Nice backyard. All for TOLLAND—New 1,200' square TORS, 643-1121, 649-1200. , BE AFPBECIATED ties to earn more money. POSITIONS for full-time night and day STRTOILY frerii eggs for sale, 649-5306. COLOTflAL RANCH. Owner storms, screens, oil hot wa­ l/IM li 0*IA"A# I I f o u r r o o m apartment, heat floor, hot water, heat. 643-1425. room, oil hot water heat. 2 $16,900. For appointment call Ranch, $15,900. New Colonial, Elxperienced people have cooks, experience not neces­ built 1956 and featuring gen­ ter baseboard radiation, Outstanding opportunities for Tomaszewski, Box 363, South 4 % rooms, utilities and ap­ and hot water, large yard, car garage. Excellent con­ Converse & Dupret Real Es­ exclusive area, everything in SELLING YOUR HOME? W* the chance to further de­ erous dimensions throughout. 6 asking price, $8,000.’ high school graduates. Must be sary, will train. Howard John- Rd., Bolton, open daily. 649- pliances, first floor, 8150, parking. Call. 649-5761. 3 ROOM, FIRST floor apart- BARROWS & WALLACE dition. $18,600. Wolverton Ag­ tate." 643-2197, 875-1811. this fine home, $23,.500'. Ray have a list of qualified buyers. velop their abilities and to s(m’s Restaurant, 394 Tolland rooms' include a formal dining able to deal with public and 6472. * without utilities, 8135. ment, centrally located, heat­ Manchester Parkade ency, Realtors, 649-2813. COVENTRY — 5 room and Dot Roy Realty, 875-8598. Call anytime. Leonard Agency, ConliEMd From Procodlng Pago make use of their skills to Tpke., Manchester, exit 94 Wil­ room and a 14 x 15 kitchen FIRST CFTERING Excellent be good with details. Varied SDC ROOMS, oU heat, central­ ed. CaU 643-7166. Manchester 649-5306 Ranch, oil hot air heat, Realtors, 646-0469. APPLE3S—^Macs, Northern Spy, 6 H room duplex, oven and MANCHESTER —7 room fire- BOLTON — 7 room custom Help Wanted—'Female 86 Help Wanted— Male 36 get ahead. Inexperienced office duties, with opportunity bur Cross Parkway. ly located. No chUdren under ■with cabinets all around. 2 car 5-room Ranch, 2 fireplaces, hot raised brick fireplace, town Delicious, Rome Beauties, range, 8120. m o d e r n 4 ROOM flat, stove, CONCORD RD. — Beautiful placed Colonial, recently pan­ Split, large living room with people can earn good to assume increasing responsi- 12. CaU 649-9732 after 6 p.m. garage. 100 x 400 treed lot. water oil heat, • ceramic tile approved road, excellent fi­ WOMAN TO OPERATE dish­ TIRE SERVICE 'MAN, 45-55 wages while they learn PRICE A LEE Company has Starks. Priced from 81-82.95. refrigerator and parking, large Ranch, large living room, for­ eled family room, modern bath, full basement, ^atchway, stone fireplace, paneled fam­ bUity. 4 rooms first floor, heat Quaity built. Mid 20's. Wolver­ nancing, asking price, $8,- washer end work in tray room. hours per week. Must be stoady valuable trades throu^' on- openings for house to house Herrmann's, 172 S. Main S t FIRST FLOOR — 4>4 room yard, $126. monthly. 30 Pack­ mal dining room, cabinet kitchen with dishwasher and many closets, large ' kitchen, ily room, 2 full baths, on acre oven and range, 8120. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 900. Laurel Manor. CaU 649-4519. worker and married. Paid va­ the-job training as well as canvassers. Work on Manches­ 646-0067. apartment, heat and hot water, ard Strert. Tel. 643-9779. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ d lsp o^ , 1% baths, formal din­ city utilities, combination' win- wooded lot. Leonard Agency, Open Forum cation and other benefits. Ex- a variety of formal train­ Liberal Benefit Program ter City directory. Apply 489 NEW 4 room apartment, 8125 montidy. CaU 648-2965. tion room, landscaped yard. ing room, $19,200. Leonard $25,900--6 room Ranch, 2-fire do'ws and doors, oversized 2-car NORTH COVENTRY — 5 Realtors, ask for Helen Palm­ % f i v e r o o m and garage, con­ 'A Moral Obllg^ation’ I>erience helpful but not essen- ing and apprentice courses, Main St. 8 :30-9 a.m. and 2-S second* floor, no children. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Agency, Realtors, 646-0469, places, 2 baths, 2 car garage, garage, amesite drive, ^ cel- X room Ranch, beautifully er, 646-0469 or 649-3877. WOMAN FOR CLEANING, 2 Household Goods 51 venient to bus and stores. tiai. Apply In person. Nichols- Starting wages are excel­ Apply Monday - Friday* p.m. Men and women both. 643-5953. treed acre lot. J. D. Real Els- lent condition throughout? An- landscaped, stone fireplace, To the Editor, days a week. Call 643-0904. Appliances and utilities, FOUR ROOM duplex, 880. Avail­ DUTCH COLONIAL — consist­ Manchester Tire, 295 Broad St. lent (PLUS—many of our CLEIAN. USED refrigerators, Adults, no pets. Clall 649-6284. tate Co. 643-5129 or 649-8538. salc^J built. Bowers School full basement, one acre lot. There should he no question 9 AM . to 5 P.M. ‘ 8135. able Immediately. CaU 649-8642. MANOHESTEni — Gracious ing of 7 rooms, and 1% baths. departments are currently Situations Wanted— ranges, automatic washers area. Priced for immediate minimum ' financing avail­ about the busing of Hartford stu­ WAITRESS, evenings, pleasant Tuesday Evening Until 7 PM . roomy Colonial in central lo­ A million words cannot de­ Legiil Notices working overtime) and Female 38 with guarantees. See them at COLONIAL MANOR—4% sale, Charles Lesperance, 649- able, asking $13,,500. dents to Manchester and sur- atmosidiere, good hours. Man­ d u p l e x ZVt rooms, heated, hot Famished Apartments 63-A cation, fireplaced living room, scribe this, typical New Eng­ This May Be PAWA offers good ad­ B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 room duplex, private patio 7620. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, rounding towns. It is a moral ob- chester’s largest, modem phar­ WILL do ironing In my home water, refrigerator, stove, air- large bedrooms with walk-in land designed home, carefully hcUl at Miuicho.ilpr, wlUun and tor j . „ vancement potential, liber­ and cellar, utiUties and ap­ t h r e e ROOMS and bath in­ $5,000 NORTH COVENTRY — 6 the District of Manchester. the ligation for US to do so. macy. Inquire soda fountain Main St. CaU 64S-217L conditioned, patio, barbecue. closets. Bel Air Real Estate al life, medical and hos­ for reasonable price. Call any­ pliances, 8145. cluding utilities, suitable two custom crafted with the MANCHESTER — new listings, room Colonial, fireplace, 4 2SUi day of March 1966. (1) We derive our sustenance manager. Liggett Drug Store, United Parcel time. 643-6612. Incinerator, parWng. AchUts. 643-9332. grace and beauty of Colcmial ^ Pr«ent, Hon. John J. Wallett, mdirecUy from the pitalization Insurance and EVERYTHINO In sterilized re­ aduUs, parking, available April SPECIAL clean 6 room Cape, full shed bedrooms, no garage, 2 . Parkade Shopping Center, 404 THE JOB 649-6750. days of old. Central chimney a fine retirement plan. conditioned used furniture and 1. Seen anytime. 272 Main St. dormer, 114 baths, fireplace, acre lot, excellent financ­ . Kfltaio of MttpUia S. Ouster of presence of the City and should W. ADddle Tpke. No Commission or Fees to MANCHESTER — two family with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled Miimchi'Mer. In said District, an In- . *«, Consider these advantages Service Doss— Birds— ^Pets 41 appUances, high quality — low iV i ROOM APARTMENT, quiet We offer this 4 room house basement garage, plaster waUs ing, asking price $19,500. capable ,>orson. b® Willing to help her. Applicants flat, 2 new furnaces, 2-car ga­ gambrel roof and small pane YOU WANT and Join the hundreds of prices. LeBlanc B^imitu.'e, 195 residential area, stoJ(e, refrig­ bordering Center Springs tiled baths, selling for $17,900. The cdui^t^rvatrix having exhibited (2) We have created the im- GROOMING and boarding aU Budness Locations rage, fine central location, windows. Screened porch over­ COVENTRY — 6*4 room hor nnnual account wltli said os- ____, Help Wanted— ^Male 36 people . . . both experi­ 245 Locust St., Hartford South Street, RockvUla. 875- erator, carpet, adults only, $120 Park, for the full price of T.J. Oockett, Realtor. 643-1677. tatt* to tiiis Court for allowance, It moral unspoken segregationist We need 6 more men to fill our breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. , For Rent 64 kitchen modernized. Bel Air looks beautiful landscaped Ranch, heated garage, fam­ enced and inexperienced . . , (Off Airport Road) 2174. Open 9-8. monthly. CaU 643-9367. $5,000. Has living room and 'ia ____a a. .a ^ ^ . cllmate that holds down the un* staff. You may be Jus^ one,>of Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- CALL Real Estate, 643-9332. yard, located In one of Man­ INVESTORS Note . . . We have ily sized kitchen, 3 bed­ OltDEItED’ Tliat the 14th day of -i..i-.nn-nnen-~ ^ that are being hired every d e s i r a b l e store oi* office kitchen down, 2-bedrooms April, 1966, at two o'clock afternoon derpnvileged g^TOUpS and Should IMPORTANT NOTICE them. 5427. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS a four family on Wells Street rooms, oil hot water base­ week at Pratt A Whitney FOUR ROOM first floor ajMurt- ^ a ce, gronnd floor, clean, at­ $18,600 — ATTRACTIVE 6% chester’^* best neighborhoods. up, full basement, lot size at Pi\>i>aic Office In the Mu- (Jo our' pai^ to Change this. FROM OUR BANK (sign on property) that the board heat, beautifully niciiNLl Building in aaid Manchester, The 1964 Civil Rights Law Aircraft EXPERIENCED Painters and AKC TOY, miniature and stand- J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. ment, hot water and stove, no tractive and reasonable. Apply room Ranch, fireplace, garage, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. 79x119. be and the same l« aasignid for a (3) We try to teach OUT chil* FOR UNPAID BALANCE ^ owners have to sell. They have landscaped, asking price, prohibits, with certain ex­ s 2 MECHANICS CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY and young all around handy man. ard poodles, wire hair terriers, central heat, convenient to Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 full basement, evcelle'.t condi­ h<‘aring on the aiio^'ance of »aid dren what iq .right and moral 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! 643-6129 643-8779 8 ROOM (XILONIAL —2 years spent over $5,000. on it within $13,900. account witli «ald cstaite and this , \ir* ceptions, discrimination be­ SATURDAY, APRIL 8 and 9 CaU 876-8073, week days 3-6 dachshunds, cockers, beagles, (flopping, ■ church, bus. One a m - 8 p jn. tion, 130’ frontage. Don’t delay, OiHirt direct.s Ouu notice of the lime profess to be Christians. We S 2 EXPEIRIBNOED LUBRI- START PAYING IN MAY old. 2 car attached garage, 4 the past year, but now they cause o f sex. It win now be p.m. .. shepherd puppies, Siamese kit­ child accepted. CaU 648-7094 call Hutchins Agency, Real­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER—514 room and place assigned for »ald hear- should be Willing to set fidi ex- necessary for our readers OATTON MEIN MANCHESTER — Prime office large bedrooms, 1 % baths, liv­ have to move. Real sound ing be given to all ix'rBona known „ -x tens, birds, monkeys, guinea BRAND NEW after 4 p.m. tors, 649-5324. Cape, new gas heating sys­ to be interested therein to appear a^UplC And act like Christians, not only to read the usual AIRCRAFT WINDOW CLEANER, part- LUCE NEW — OolwilAl styled apace, 100 to 2,000 square feet, ing room with fireplace, for­ REALTORS 643-9332 building, only lacking central # 1 MECHANICAIXY IN­ pigs, ducks, chicks. FuU lin^ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE tem. electric hot water, de­ and be heal'd thereon by puhllahlng . (4) We are complaining about Female Help Wanted and ENGINE time or fuU-time, wlUlng to 2 family, 4 room apartments, centr^ location, abimdance of Manchester mal dining room, large kitch­ heat. All rented, plu^ the three a cxn>y of this order in »ome news- ^ Adiiention amomr thm CLINED MAN of supplies. Milford. 878-6354. 89.36 MONTHLY BEAXmFUL new apartments, tached single car garage, ipi'r having a circul^lon In said lacK oi eaucaxion among me Male Help Wanted daasifl- MECHANICS learn. 649-6334. top location, near aU facilities, en with Tappan 400, dishwash­ car garage. T. J. Crockett, appliances included. Hayes Woodbridge Gardens. 4% room er, disposal, radio and Inter- aluminum siding, amesite utrlct, at least seven days before underprivileged and the condi- catlons, but Wanted — Male TO ASSIST IN OXm USED BEAGLE PUPS for sale-A K C aS S : m Z z v MAINTENANCE FREE Realtor, 643-1577. e Rugs, Lamps, Tables and Other Agency, 646-0131. duplex 8150. 3^ room flat 8135. com. Mid 20’s. Immediate oc- $21,900 —6 room Ranch, rec and concrete drive, central­ «o>*a that result from this, or Female, also our daaalfl- OAR “GET READY SHOP’ There are a number of registered. Agway Feed 2 large bedrooms, 1^ baths, parties ill hite'reeft and rotiirh make Therefore we should be willing Aocessories STORE FOR RENT - Main St. 2 year old, 7 room brick cupancy. WiU trade. Cbar-Bon room, Swedish fireplace, ga- MANOTBSTER. IDEAL y < ^ g ly located. Asking price cation H e^ . . . 87. openings in Aircraft Ehi- search Center, West Rd. MANCipiSTER — large, new, $16,500. JANITOR-FOREMAN EVERYTHING 8228.78 modern,' kitchen with G.E. re­ 1,400 square fe<*t, heated. CkiU Ranch. Close to school. Real Estate, 643-0683 rage or patio, one room com­ family home. 4 rooms with Rec Jom f J. WALLETT, Judpe. ^o help educate them. gine Testing and Aircraft llngton. 875-9438. 4 room apartment, two blocks frigerator, range, dlspos€d, Two zone heat, large fam­ room. Tree shaded lot. Im­ ______(6) The argument of the ef­ BENEFITS . . . 622-3114. pletely independent of other BOLTON ACREAGE—One Ehig^ine Assembly. Prefer­ BRAND NEW from Main St., small well con­ dishwater. Private basements ily room and walk - out CONVENIENTLY located—. 3 maculate throughout. Conven­ AT A CX5URT OP,' PROBATE, fectiveness of this approach will HELPER FOR FUmlture and Excellent position open fol| POODLE — black miniature rooms, 2*4 baths. J. D. Real acre through 37*4 acres, hcild at Mvincliostor. within and for Mechanics paid a liberal ence will he given to appli­ 8 ROOMS FURNITURE structed building with a quiet piped for automatic washer amd BBTT o f o f f i c e suites In basement. Large lot. Priced bedroom Ranch, nicely land­ ient location. Wolverton Agen­ be raised. appliance delivery truck. Call man to work and supervise AKC, altered male, 2 years old, Estate Co. 643-5129 or 649-8538. price range $1,700 to $35,- tho District of Monchoslcr, on the commission plus good hour­ cants with high school ed­ 810.16 MONTHLY atmosphere. Hayes Agency, dryer. Air - conditioning (op­ State Theater Building. In­ for Immediate sale at $23,- scaped, corner property, ga­ cy Realtors. 649-2813. 28th day of March. 1966. The answer la we don’t know, Mr. PettengiU, 6464)m. small office maintenance papers, 860. CaU 643-6690. 000. Pro.sont, Hon. John J. Wallett, ly rate. ucation and previous en­ Famous Make Refrigerator, 646-0131. tional), master 'TV antenna, quire 11-8 p.m., Mr. Daly, 643- 500. CaU J. McLaughlin, rage, new siding, storms, $19,900—6 room Ranch ■2 car but: group. Previous experience Livii^ Room, Bedroom, Dinette, $14,200—WELL KEPT 6 room Judge*. MECHANIC for clean medium gine experience or training. hot water oil heat, open stair­ 7832. 649-5306, 875-6611. large patio and walkway. CaU basement garage, rec room, NORTH COVENTRY — E.'^tatc of William C. Custer of '(a) It haa excellent posslbili- 2. Paid vacations after one helpful hut not essential. home — situated on elevated ManchevSter, In waid District, an In- weight truck fleet, some out­ Military aircraft engine FOR SALE — toy fox terrier RENT MAN has customers case, large sliding door closets, owner, 649-3319. fireplace. Unusual electrical One acre building lot, beau­ tlM year. Above average wages and Aocessories treed acre lot. Leonard Agen­ OHjpiLble person. side work, plenty of hours. training is particularly de­ puppies. Call 649-7767. waiting for rentals. OaU me sUding glass doors. On bus line, OFFICE AND studio for rent, s w a tt Arir ------^------210. J. D. Real Estate Co. tiful surroundings, asking Thef ootuscrvatrlxoonao having exhlhitwl (b) It is a positive action not sirable. working conditions, free EVERYTHING $297.34 983 Main St. WUl remodel to liAKKUWb aper hav- station. Good wages, be able fg , 26 weeks, EVERYTHING $398.22 Main St.| 896. 643-2426, 9- Street. OaU 643-6200 between a* ____J il»K ClrCUlntlOn lO DlRtl'lCt, GUARDS 8126 per week to start, extra registered quarter horse mare, nished or unfurnished, oil heat, baths, bam plus shed, approx- n e w TWO family flat — 5-6, $13,500—7 room older home on unisheo rooms, one acre wood- Bovon days i>ofbro tho (iny V a Neighbor Was Sick’ to do tune-ups. Call .Tmn 6. 7-9. VEJRNON — Large lot, level, FIREMEN benefits, expense aUowance. 100 per cent soiutd, good dis­ Price Includes Delivery, Setup, knotty i>ine finish, working ad­ imately 1*4 acres land. Ideal Bowers school area, large large lot with fireplace. J. D. ed lot, amesite drive. $1,600 of »a1d henring, and by mailing a To the Editor, Brown, 648-8247. 8. Life insurance. graded and seeded with shade 644-0202 or 644-1402. position, good to work around. Service. Guarantee Immediate for large family, easily kitchen, 22’ living room, sep- Real flstate Co., 643-5129 or down, a budget priced"home IXr-St ‘end ToVum” ml!k?^'te!'^*thte I** Sunday School dhildren ults. 643-6389. ■'llrees, 196’ frontage, 199’ long, WANTED —7 Experienced trac­ 9. Uniforms. 8600. 875-7186. Delivery or Free Storage Until converted to two-family with arate furnaces, city utilities, 649-8538. for only $15,500. Immediate oc- Court. ______are taught a song that goes: TRAININO COURSES near schools, parkway and tor trailer driver, full or part- Needed. On Display at Main CXIMPLE’TELY furnished trail­ little expense. Full price, $15, Call Leon Cieszynski, Builder, cupancy. Robert D. Murdock, JOiiN J: waia^e t t. Judge; “Jesus loves the little children WTTH PAY nice homes, $2,700. Ray and Store. er, Coventry Lake, $100 month­ 900. Mitten Agency, Realtors, ' 649-4291. $7,100—four room Ranch, over­ 643-2692, 643-6472. "All the children of the ■worid— time, apply In person, BAD, Apply to—^Mr. Ralph Schaller PART-TIME Articles For Sale 45 Dot Roy Realty, 875-8598. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Inc., 96 Hilliard St. Manches­ Phone for Appointment ly. Trailer space available. 643-6930. sized garage, on Lakeview Dr. ■ — " hold at MiknohoMtor, within end for •Hed and yellow, black and INTRODUCTTORY ARMSTRONG 9x12 vinyl rugs, ASK FOR CARL Now 1$ Your Chance to Join a 742-8892. ' GARRISON Colonial — 2 years J. D. Real Estate Oo., 643-6129 ANDOVER — 6 room furnished *he dl.strlct of Munrho.Mer, on tho ter. ‘ --T^iel truck drivers, 5 pjn.- hnn.. ...ilk ..nn.. ^l.sl duy of Mncch, A.D. 1966. ”white. 'TRAINING PROGRAMS $7.77. Sherwin-Wimams Co., Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 RANCH — Seven rooms, one old, on a wooded lot, large liv­ or 649-8538. summer home with year round present, Hon. jotin J, Wallett, “They are equal in God’s sight. 80 hours of basic machine mldnlght, 2 or 3 nights a 981 Main St. Manchester. See It Day or Night year old, prestige neighbor­ ing room, central hall, formal possibility, enclosed screened Judge. , . , „ „ . MANCHESTER Fine Retail Organization .... Suburban For Rent 66 2 BUILDING LOTS __Aoi.).,™ E.stnte of Cliarle.s P. Setioen. Into "Jesus loves the lltble children and related classroom In­ week. Good pay and bene­ If you have no means of trans­ hood on deadend street, large dining room, family size kitch­ MANCHESTER — immaculate porch overlooking lake. Asking ,.,f Man^ieoter, in said distrl^, de- NIGHT BILLING CLERK fits. See Scotty. SCREENED LOAM for the beat 2 year old 6 room Ranch, fam­ of the world.’’ struction. portation, 1’H send my auto for COLUMIHLA — Very private lot with trees, decorated with en with tmilt-ins, one half bath Side by side, 2 large level $8,900 complete. AJice Olampet cen.seon tho epplirnilon of Eva E'. I** Manchester, I guess thats OLDSMOBILE you. No obligation whatsoever. elegance for rich and exclusive and stone fiteplaced family lots in an area of fine Realtor, 649-4543. School!, admlnlslratrix. praylnp for as far as equality goes! My Connecticut carrier needs ered from our screening plant. ment, rai^e, lease. Columbia ment, 2-car garage, aluminum ADVANCED MORIARTY BROTHERS beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, . room down, 3' large bedrooms hmnes. Each lot Is priced ------■-.an.onlor an oidor of .salo .sale of cotUUn O'ftaln roelreal os-ea- . ,,, , ?.■ . ___r mail.Monday through Fri­ Selling and Servicing New Also gravel, sand and fiU. A—I^B —E—R—T’—S storms, lot 120X222. Owner VERNON •— Spilt Level high into siiuatod In tho Town of Had- children don t have a»y red; TRAINING PROGRAMS 301 Center St., Manchester 228-9093. 0 bathrooms, garages. You name and two full baths up, central to sell at $4,500. If they day, start 4 p.m., no expe­ George H. Grifflng, Inc. And­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD transferred. Hanley Agency, on a wooded lot Six rooms in Oonnoctlcul. as by black, '6r yellow friends. When Oldsmobiles fpr Over 32 Y ears-^ Courses ranging from 22 It, this house has It. For ap- air-conditioning, 2-car garage, are bought together price rience necessaiy but good over. 742-7886. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. 643-0030. a5 p i r gSage,' iSxTso^ lot th#y see bate office In have different color of Bkin, that Die and Gage Making, Ma­ 6 days per week, 3 hours per patterns. 37c-97c, single roll, WBSnNGHOUSE electric white 5306. motor freight tariff will / Manchester 100 wooded acres, two summer r j^ Q e a MILY — 5-5 flat, cen- use extra inCWne. A 6*4 room close to elementary school. T. Api^!''a ,d‘”‘i' ^ ’ m t'on *’® diW®*"®***-. fr>°- chine Repair and Pipe evening. CaU Hartford 249-6889. Sherwin-WlUdama Co., 981 Main stove, 36’’, 830. 648-0734 after 6. help but we sire willing to shacks, 20-acre pond, 2,000 ft. trally located on bus line, re­ Ranch consisting of four rooms J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. o’clock ^In ihi- forenoon, and that What a shame to be denied Making. Three bedroom older home, train you. Apply by mall SHIPPING and receiving clerk) St., Manchester.______30’’ DELUXE HOTPOINT MANCHESTER frontagfe, 10 miles from Man­ cent heating systems, 2-car ga­ end a 2% room separate apart- BARROWS & WALLACE ~ T o S?^^^eald‘';;latc''of'lh;“ ;2.;«e- Williams Oo. rooms Id o A t walk-out M A N O ^ E R - Spacious c i^ Ranch, newly redecorated, homes. Leonard Agency Real­ ing. to ai»pe(ir If they sen causn at marriage between different na- 165 Adams St, Manchester de Die Making. plete with leaf and 6 chairs, Modem Department Store! Must be seen. $20,500. Wolver­ planterr ------box,----. -3 ------bedrooms, ■ kitoh- said tlmntime and placnplace and bn hnardheard finnnlHIns nnH tvHelons 1« iw»r. & WAREHOUSE basemenlem O- U L D Leonard tom built 5% room Ranch pic­ well landscaped lot. 1 tors, ask for Helen Palmer, GUARDS WANTED, full and USED HOSPITAL BEDS With excellent condition, $95. Call ture book kitchen, 13x21 Hv'ng ton Agency, Realtors 649-2813. en with birch cabinets and copy of thi.*^ Oder to all parties in fectly common. Agfency Realtors, 646-0469. -646-0469 lor 649-8877, built-ins, separate dining room, interest, and make return to this , "^.O. DRAWER 838 NEEDS: START BUILDING YOUR part-time positions open. Mein- side rails. $22 each. Call 649- 643-9365. ‘ room, paneled recreation rooin. COVENTRY LAKE — 6 We talk about the “Christian “AIRCRAFT” chester area, must be over 25,' 4519 between 9 a.m.—4 p.m. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. room waterfront home, SaI e - building lot on basement fii-eplace, one car ««rt. j walt.ett. judge way of life.” How many o f us HARTFORD, CONN. ... but in Manchester. 8 room garage, one acre wooded lot. Turret Lathe Operator CAREER TODAY! uniforms furnished, no exi>erl- fireplace, enclosed pdroh, 2- Carman Road, 97x180, A zone. do anything about It? “Chris- W e a rin g A p p a rel— ^Fnrs 57 A Good Traveler Colonial... 4-4 with 2% baths. $17,250, minimum down to _ Day and Night Shifts ence necessary. Apply Pinker­ car garage, oil hot water CaU 644-0513, tian” is a poor choice of words. ton’s Inc., Room 426, 410 Asy- FOR SALE, cedar posts. heat. Built within the last two qualified buyer. Robert ,, D. Visit the Employment Office GHUj’S light blue spring suit Lovely To Look At! years, this home offers maxi­ Three ^Lifers^ Many of my Jewish friends are OPENINGS FOR Following - Hardinge Chucker Operator liun St., Hartford, 627-4177. An George H. Grifflng. 742-7886. and coat, size 12-14 like new NOW HIRING LAND for approximately 15 or Murdock, 843-2692, 643-8472. far more ‘‘Christian’’ In their Previous experience required, D^y and Night Shifts At 400 Jjlaln Street MANCHESTER mum in space for gracious liv­ better apartments, central lo­ equal opportunity employer. 810 each. 649-2907. outlook and way of life than paving rakers, truck drivers, Blast Hartford, Connecticut ASSOCIATES ing at the minimum price. cation. Call 649-3566. Made Eliffihle laborers. Apply in person. W. Production Milling Machine STEREO CONSOLES Asking price is only $24,500. Tolland ^ _ people who go to a Christian FOREMAN 649-0384 Or 649-9204 G. Schwarz Co. Inc., 994 Hart­ Operators, Days — Open for Your Convenience— GIRLS’ coats, dresses, etc. size L\ Basement garage, combina­ F or Quick Parole church. NEVER USED Cro*s-Stitch«4 ■LARGE CUSTOM RANCH It’s time now that Manches- ford Ipke., RockvlUe, Conn. Monday Through Friday Chance of a lifetime for man 10-12. Call after 3, 643-6170. tions, half acre lot, too. 'T. J. Suburban For Sale 75 Bridgeport Milling Machine $87. MALE & FEMALE On Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Cozlly set on % acre heavi­ HARTFORD fAP) — Three ter act on this disgusting state EXPERIENCED Janitors want­ Operators, Set Up and 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. with knowledge of how to make MANCHESTER Green —$13,200. BOL/TON — Near center, 6 room Tues., Wed. St Thurs. Eves. plastic injection molds to fiU a Will accept $1.25 weekly. BOY’S siunmer Boy Scout uni­ Gingham ly treed lot. Three large “ lifers” who served a total of of aiffairs. If a neighbor was ed monUngs. CaU 649-5334. Operate, Days form, black navy wool Seven room older home, city MANCHESTER — Adjoining Cape, fireplace, knotty pine bedrooms, dining room, two 53 years were made eligible sick, we’d offer our help. Now General Cleaning Services, Inc. Till 8 P.M. supervisory position with a DEALER, 646-0412 Clareer opportunities for experienced, qualified de­ utilities, pear shopping, school Lookout Mountain. Six room kitchen, large lot, immediate f Saturdays — 8 A.M. to 12 Noon, company specializing in the de- blazer. Size 20-34. Call 643-4294. car garage, plus many ex­ Monday for immediate parole we must offer our help to 6ur *>ALL BENEFITS partment managers. Many openings in all depart­ and Ililette Agency, 648- Cc|lonials, 6-room Ranches, 7 occupancy, $16,600. Leonard tras. A true .spring special - from state prison. ••neighbors 13 Hartford and give DRIVERS — part or full-time. OLOSED GOOD FRIDAY and sign, development, and produc- c ir m tv, 6992. room Raised Ranches. All with Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Apply Winkler Auto Parts. 179 SATURDAY, APRIL 8 and 9 Uon of molds for the pintle In- ments. Excellent pay and fringe benefits; superior, at $1^,500. Call Mr. Bog­ The action was taken by the those little children a chance to Euid upholstery cleaning with ______Wanted—To Buy 58 1*,4 tiled baths, one and 2-car live in an equal society. It’s time West Middle Tpke., Manches­ dustry. Call for interview New MANCHESTER —An opportun­ BOLTON Center —Choice loca­ dan for appointment, 875- State Pardons Board after hear­ MAN WANTED FOR general Blue Lustre. Rent electric HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, on-the-job training; unlimited opportunities for garages, city utilities, built-ins, ter. Britain 828-6538. ity to combine a home and an tion, L-shaped Ranch, large liv­ 6611. ing pleas from the three con­ we let our own chUdren live in factory work, experience not SKILLED WORKERS shampooer $1. Olcott Variety bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, advancement. lots average 100x200, oil hot an equal society! And I’d like Call Mr. 'WlUlam Colemtm Income, 2-family dwelling, cen­ ing room with fireplace, kitch­ victed murderers. MBSf WANTED for general fac­ necessary, wUl te^ch. Apply in glassware. We buy estates. VU- water heat, plastered walli^ full BARROWS & WALLACE to have friends of other races. At 665-5532 trally located. One side com­ en has built-in stove and oven, They are: tory work. Apply 8-4. Monday person Bkigineered Metals, 10 PART-TIME WORK available, ------,___ Insulation, 30-day occupancy. ^ Manchester Parkade I feel. that I’m an outsider be­ For an Interview Appointment 11-2 or 11-3. Apply McDonald’s LARGE FURNACE with three mo ^ pletely reconditioned ready to ceramic tile bath, full base­ Albert Berard, 52; of Meriden, —Friday. New England Metal HiUiard St., Manchester. We pay a premium for experience . . . but we Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Manchester 649-5306 cause I know no Negfro woman At Your Convenience Drive In. 46 ^ s t Center St. hot air blowers. Powered ga- La’'® ■ move into, other side rented. ment, over one adre land, built one of two armed burglars who Products, 44 Stock Place, Man­ It can call friend and discuss rage doora. For information B u y geu antique and will be happy to train bright, ambitious people, To appreciate many features MANCHESTER. TOE nearest in 1964, perfect condition. Sell- ANDOVER lake front home killed the manager of the W. T. chester. TWO,TRUCK MUVBRS—26 or you must see. Alice Clampet, things with. . If avaUable, bring your caU 649-5271. used furnltiure, china, glass sU- who may not have retail experience. thing to a new home. Custom ing for $18,900 Immediate oc­ ideal year around living., 1,00’ Grant store in Meriden in 1946'; MANAGERS WANTED over, steady work, good work­ 'The people in Hartford need OFFICE WORXBIR in rapidly miUtary dischsu^ge papers ver, jdeture frames, old coins, Realtor, 649-4543. built 6 room raised Ranch with cupancy. The R. F. Dimock sandy beach, 5 rooms, l*/4 William Fair, 41, of Bridge- ing conditions. CaU after 7, 643- RICH, STONEl-FREE loam, $14. heated family room. 2 car ga­ Co., 649-5245. baths, fireplace, large clo.sed port, who killed his girlfriend this chance. I hope we can give growing local printing com­ (DD214), birth certificate guns, pewter, scrap gold, HOUSEWARES • FURNITURE 1 —MANCHESTER im- 2668. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, man­ $13,1 rage., 3 bediwms. 2 full baths. porch, A-1 condition, beautiful, at a religious meeting in Bridge- it to them- pany. ExceUent opportunity for and social security card > watches, bid jewelry, bobby ate 2-bedroom Ranch, an aggressive man with exi>eri- SUNOCO ure, white sand box and pbUo HARDWARE • JUVENILE FURNITURE Built-in kitchen, fireplaced liv­ ANDOVER — year 'round sunny location. Owner leaving port in 1947 and was caught in Sincerely, when you visit our office. TRUCK DRIVER and ware­ coUecUons, paintings, attic con­ ''en Oil Burner, fuU cellar, ence in office machines includ­ sand. 643-9604. SPORTING (;DS • DOMESTICS 1 ing room. Like new. Low 20’s. 6 room Ranch on-lake, 3 bed­ state. Asking $16,400. Please New Jersey with the rifle stilt Beverly E. Garoppolo Sun OU Company Is look­ houseman, over 25, for 3-ton tents or whole estates. Furni­ ce trees, assume mortgfage. ing tyiring and figure aptitude. Wolverton Agency Realtors rooms, huge living room, oil call Lange Agency, Columbia, in his hands; and Willis Oakley, ing for six aggressive men truck. Steady opening for reli­ DON’T merelj^ brighten your ture Repair Service. 643-7448. PHOTOGRAPHY • BOOKS ^9.90 monthly. Hutchins Agen­ 5-day week, good wages and PRATT & WHITNEY 649-2813. hot water, basement, closed 228-9349 or 228-3296. 49, also of Bridgeport, who shot to enter our Paid Manage­ able driver with recent, local carpets . . . Blue Lustre them • STATIONERY cy 649-5324.^ ' ‘Some Hidden Facets' benefits. Apply to Allied Print­ AIRCRAFT AAAJOR APPUANCES porch. Kenneth Ostrinsky, his waitress' girlfriend in a ment Training Program. DIVISION OF references. CaU Mr. Feldman, . . . eliminate rapid resoiUng. ROCKLEDGE — 4 bedroom Realtor. 643-5159. SOUTH WINDSOR — Beautiful To the EMitor, ing, 879 West Middle T ^ e . 643- Rooms ^thont Board 5^ TOYS ® CASHIERS 1 TWO BLOCKS from Main, 8 Bridgeport tavern in 1950. ' These men will manage UNTIED AIRCRAFT OORP. 289-4338. Rent electric ritampooer $1. \ Ranch —large living room, 2 Woodland Park. 6 room Ranch, ^ May I say something about uca. their own station ui>on suc­ • O FFICE room Colonial, 2-car garage, Berh'rd has been working as Ekist Hartford, Conn. Paul’s Paint St WaUpaper Sup- NBIAR MAIN ST. —Clean room RECORDS fireplaces, family room, 2*/4 3 bedrooms, completely redec­ ele“ctriri^ to''ihelri^n for H>e hullaballoo concerntog th. Enclosed porch, shaded lot, per­ Vernon an cessful conqiletion of this ply. for gentleman, separate oi- JEWELRY • WAREHOUSE baths, rear yard fenced in, orated, finished basement, many years. Harvard Plan and its effect on program. Help Wanted— „ ..:------trance and parking. 649-4256. , • DRIVERS manent siding, $16,900. Kayea $25,900. Philbrick Agency, 640- trees, Owner, 644-0859. Manchester if the ' town of­ Other Connecticut Pluits in GAS ROOM heater, one year ______GIFTWARE Agency, 646-0131. FORTY MILE VIEW His accomplice in the store Male or F onale 37 • AUTO SALES 8464. ficials adopt the recommenda­ MAINTENANCE North Haven and Southington old, heats 3-4 rooms. Reason- MODEUtN ROOM, private en­ DRUGS From this five room Ranch CXILUMBIA LAKE — $12,000. manager killing, James O. Bu- Bfinimum inventoiy investment ' \ • SERVICE STATION tions ? able. 643-7064. trance, phone and rec room ROLLING PARK — 6 room ------:------7—“ ------with garage on treed lot 2 - bedroom Ranch, fireplace, teau, is also serving a life term MECKANIC SNACK BAR now hiring day COSAAETICS ATTENDANT Cape with rec room, 2 full tiled DESIRABLE 2-FAMILY, over­ This scheme has some hid­ An BSqual Opportunity ------'------prh^eges. 643-9895. screened porch, basement, 104’ and has made several pleas for TO QUALnnr.; help fun or part-time. Apply baths, landscaped yard with ®'2ed living rooms and dining for only $16,500. Won’t last den facets that should be care­ Elmployer, M A F NURSERY, GARDEN AND PATIO DEPT. frontage, trees. Hutchins freedom. le8- Circle . . . a stately 6 room For More InfOimatioo f _ _ __ No. 8238 with exclusive Near schools, on bus line. Hard Manchester 649-5306 . plete with built-lns. 30 loot liv- old who Is b6ing released *®*^ Manchester absorb East and fringe benefits. CaU 289- located,' parking. 69 Birch St Colonial. Excellent ^ f a m 11 y Now Increasing sta « for the ^ A -T -d to beat at $14,900. Mitten Agen­ Hartford’s load. East Hartford Bend resume to P.O. Box 8291 for appointment. 649-7129. Wednesday & Thursday « i f M pattern No. 5004 has apron home in a fine residential area. ing room—dining room. 3 M l from the anped forces this OAIA. new seasoiL Part-time openings I I S h j l K l l / \ I S M to 64. vaxtlB \, HoUister oovera AV£. OF AMBMOAS, NEW AMEBaCAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. ^ 4-famlly, annual in- trees. Offered at $25,900. T. J. 649-er- Also New Boats by Starcraft Man, no charge. Weet Side 806 Main St..'Manchester Address Zip Code, Style Addrees wlUi Zip Code, Style $39,900—7 room Rand) on very immaculate 7*4 room home basement. Real buy at 816.250., Ing room and dining room, the prune syrup will W m e necks, a UWe bit of .Permanent part-time posiU<» ience necessary^ For iiderview 'nied bath, vanity, many ex- kitchen with built-ins, large thicker and richer after an and reflecting is In 66 issue o f Basio of the '66 Spring and Summer offer. J. D; Real Estate Oo., Immediate occupancy. B d Air mum FH A financing. T. J. Lanndry, 43 PilmeU ' Place, rience preferred, foU - time. morial Hospital. An equal op­ ter on ^esday or BYMay at f SPORT SPOT and hot water, parking. 648- C. Rautenberg V^AIen, o i r comFleta pmttem ASumY G n ^ 5()s a oopyl •435I29 or 6494568. Real Estate. 643-9332. Crockett, Raoltdr, 64S-1577. 2476. «f- 840-9.-00 a.m. CaU 643-(>85L portunity employer. 8 p.m. Ask lor Mr. GUUette. 639 Center S t, Mancheater 2068 before 7:30. J' \ T U E S D A Y , APRIL 5, 1966 Average Daily Net Preaa Run The Weather PAGB EIGHTEEN jjantlfgOT^ tL^w ntng 1|grali> For Uie Week IMded Oear, eool tonight, low nea* April 2, 19«8 30; partly aunny, littla tern* $25; and Daniel Henry, 34, of perature change tomorMWii A - m Manchester Area Council of Miss Louise Copping of 852 Qlasbai^ry, intoxication, $20. Breaks R^iort^ BeU Sigma Phi eorority will Vernon St., DAV Auxiliary De- 12th Circuit 1 4 ,6 3 5 Ugh near 50. AJlOIlt' I own The nSl^iwing ca ses were otm- AMERICAN LEGION '* * * '^ * * * ' * officers tonight partment commander, made an At Three Places Mancheeter’^ A City of Village Chartn at '8 at the home of Mrs. How- official visit yesteirday to the tinued: Manchester Shntalem Club Gitirt Gases Sometime over the weekend, ard Lundell, 32 McCann Dr. In- DAV Auxiliary in West Haven, . To April East Hartford: will meet tomorrow at. 8 p.m. 42 Con- the Central Connecticut Oooper- MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 (Oaaaifled Advc^dabig on Page 39)1 PRICE SEVEN CENTR at the Thihs Club on Bissell St. coming representatives will She was accompanied by the de­ James Carilli, ilK of VOL. LXXXV, NO. 158 XFORTY PAGE&—TWO SECTIONS) meet at 7 :30. Those wish- partment conductress. They will MANCHESTER SESSION stance Dr., brea<* by ative Blarmers Association Inc. lio, 24, feed buUtttng on A pd PI. was n c Zstematlonal and Career ing further information may visit the Meriden - Wallingford John C. Johnson, 47, of Cov­ assault; end Ji Cim>s of the Manchester contact Mrs. John Spring, 223 DAV Auxiliary tonight entry, was given 90 days on a of 160 Charter Oak St., M ^cjb broken into and a fire extln- r was taken, *H>llce say. TWOA will have a joint meet­ Kelly Rd., South Windsor. _ . charge of breach of peace, to he of peace. is highway flares may also BINGO Beef Galore ing tonight at 8 at the Gom- St. Mary’s Guild of St. Mary’s suspended after 7 days, and To April 11 in Manchester: The Alpine Society will meet Episcopal Church will sponsor a was put . on prolmtion for two Mary M Rowlett of 68 Ash- have been taken fru.n trucks munfty T, 79 N. Main St. There EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGW WHITB RIVER, S.D. win be a demonstration on operating a motor parked in the garage, a corn- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Rummage Sale Thursday, April years. He was a l^ fined 350 on worth St g A>n.nrTr->T.EG10N HOMEgLEONARDST (A P )—The odds of a beef Ky Making Progress flower arrangements. Refresh- vehicle with a defective head' pany official told police, Loss Italian American CSub. 14 at 9 a.m. in Neill Hall at the a charge of reckless driving. cow having twin calves are meote will be served. — church. Those wishing to have charges of dtsobeying orders of light. is estimated at $40. Police say entry was mdde one out of 227. But the fig­ The Disabled American Vet- articles picked up for the sale an officer, operating a motor ure went berserk on the MjoXx Junior Museum will be through an imlocked ■window. erans Auxiliary will meet and may contact Mrs. Claude Porter vehicle while under the. influ- Fi'cd Ellis ranch near here. aiosed Sunday. There will be no elect officers tomorrow at 7:30 of 29 Hyde St. or Mrs. Arthur ence of intoxicants, and intoxi- A ■window was broken at the Public Records Three Hereford cows tX the museum this p.m. at the home of Mrs. Al- Bumap of 95 McKee St. cation against him were nolled. Ka-Klar Cloth Toy C o .. at 60 gave birth to twins—all on weeh- pert Sheffield, 14 Linnmore Dr. ------Thomas Henderson, 42, of Hilliard St. stometime over the Warrantee Deeds _ . the same day. Despite New Protests ----- ’The Little Theater of Man- Hartford, failed to appear in Thomas Connolly and Helen have been made, but company The six calves—^five bulls The Senior Citizens Club will Chester will meet tomorrow at court to answer to a charge of F. Connolly to Ralph E. Harris focnscdhcai4ijgL officials say that nothing ap­ and a heifer—are coming meet tomorrow at 2 pjn. at its 8 p.m. in the club rooms at 22 lascivious carriage and the and Nancy T. Harris, property pears to be misihng at this flIMieSTI m f m m o L w m m m along fine, Ellis says. POR center at Myrtle and Linden Oak St. The cast of "Mary, court issued a warrant for his at 90 Weaver Rd. St. Refreshments will be Mary," the group's forthcoming re-arrest. time. - ' M WORN One of the cows that had Quitclaim Deeds Eightvwlndows were broken at twins nearly died as a re­ 1,000 Rioters served. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. production, will meet tomorrow Frank Bakulski, 41, of 92 James K. Neary to Carmen MRSnEf the park department garage on sult of the early March Cosmetics there will be a class in mak- at 8 p.m. in the clubrooms. The Homstead St. also did not ap­ M. Neary, property off B. Cen­ EAR Harrison St. sometime over the blizzard that killed thou­ ing articles from plastic foam, rehearsal scheduled for Friday p^^r, and the clerk was in- ter St. On Streets ITS Thursday at 10 a.m. there will night has been canceled. structed to have the police weekend, poHce report. The win­ sands of cattle in South Da­ Hartford National Bank and '1ST'. kota. be a sewing class making, ap bring him in on April 11. He is ^jo. to Hiomas Connolly dows, apparently broken by rons. The center is open Mon­ stones, win cost about $12 plus In Saigon Delta Chapter, RAM, will charged with intoxication, and Helen F. Connolly, proper­ days from 10 a.m. for card play­ labor to replace, town officials Liggetts meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 Charges against the foliow- ty at 90 Weaver Rd. CM Jou 1*6 Wil* SIM I* ing and bridge lessons. at the Masonic Temple. There ing”were nolled: ■ estimate. w wssiSith* «l|.lti-tlMW SAIGON, South Viet Marriage License SOKET in thu r*U4tH, A t The Parkade will be a business meeting, aft- Robert A. Crist, i8, of 261 mrttouciMd plwtol Auto Firms Nam (A P )— New antigov­ The decorating committee of Edward John Bradley of MANCHESTER er which refreshments will be Ferguson Rd., disobeying orders West Hartford, and Maureen ernment demonstrations Temple Chapter, Order of East- served rocked Saigon and Hue to­ em Star, will meet tonight at 8 of an officer; Bertella Ferriera Virginia Connor of 184 Oak St., Get Message of 115 Pearl St., failure to ob­ S '^ M sS , am etm WM4* I* 8m tm erm . at the home of Mrs. Robert E. April 16, St. James’ Church.' day, but Premier Nguyen Airman 3.C. Wllbam E. serve optical restriction on a Bantly, 4 Garth Rd. FAMILY Cao Ky’s military regime Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. driver’s license, and Stephen About Safety ADD WOMENS Page Tri City S u i w t n M b A M A E IN G m V W appeared to be making Emmett E. Hayes of 69 Cam- winchell, 24, of 843 Main St., National Maritime Day .^ome headway toward end­ m a k e y o u r 1-pm bridge St., has graduated from improper passing. SPORTS WASHINGTON (AP) — The „ a training course for U.S. Air The following cases were also May 22 is celebrated as Na­ auto industry has told Congress ing the grave political EASTER Members of St. Margarets weapons mechanics at disposed o f : Myrtle L. Arzt of tional Maritime Day in com­ Sooo«oae’s gfeat he«mg'lrium(d»-— $l«;sn»«e9t hcai^^ it has “ gotten the messeige’’ crisis that has threatened Circle, Daughters of Isabella, Lo^^y AFB, Colo. He is a Rockville, speeding, $25; Philip memoration of the voyage of NIGHT log aid we evier made — is worn eocipio>efer«40 your eac.. about auto safety and, if given a to tumble it. RESERVATIONS will meet tonight at 7 at Wat- graduate of Manchester High D. Custer, 24, of 8 Oxford St., the Savannah, first ship to Chance, will develop' a volun­ Ky called the situaticm still < t It’s oer amazing new SONbT*’. kins-West Funeral Home, 142 jje is being assigned to passing in a no passing zone, cross the Atlantic under .steam. Sponsored By This escitiag aid, die smrftestfww^BNAfc^^ SoncRone tary, cooperative safety pro­ serious but said he is confident NOW-! E. Center St., to pay respects to AFB, Maine, for duty $25; Mark Osbeck, 17. of East The historic voyage began May S t. Jam es to 6t aM kNo ihe eai^ can help miHiowiiWim oer new gram geared to producing sig­ the difficulties with dissident the late Mrs. Robert Gay, a strategic Air Corn- Hartford, failure to drive right. 22, 1819. Holy Name Society foomoed hearing iosidetihe ear.eanal. ^foejjptst s y it lO- nificant results within a year. military men in Da Nang can member of the circle. mand. But John S. Bugas, testifying be resolved peacefully. and and ONt of jiour ear. WO AT'RfcC3HMUi®S OF AN ® for the nation's largest industry A few hours after his optimis­ k b i d o h t s i m : t h e Ei^ The British American Club I Radio Station W INF at a Senate 'commerce hearing tic statement, 1,000 demonstra­ Find ONt about IhteamaNiog new SdiiiTO ntoM ' i O G C A B IN will meet tonight at 8 at the Tuesday, appealed to Congress tors surged through the center Just Pocket Change ■r’7 you moet see it to beSieve k. € om e in,|ppooe or ^ (Herald plioto by Satenito) Rt. 87, Lebanon, Conn. clubhouse. to let the Industry show what it of Saigon tonight, wrecking a Phone (1) 423-0268 RUMMAGE If you feel like you’re just keeping WEDNESDAY, FRiBE athnei^uag>iSCf^^.^ ^ In the Rotunda of the State Capitol, members of the workshop for retardates could do before government Vietnamese newspaper office on Miss Christine Kilpatrick, up with the bUls, what would your at Mansfield Training ^hool demonstrate the production of “ Flame of Hope” standards are imposed. the way. The youths moved out daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ family do with you out pf the picture? APRIL 13 candles. Supervising is Daniel O’Leary, director of the shelter^ workshop. Bugas, vice president of Ford from a student headquarters at SALE son D. Kilpatrick of 100 Con­ Life insurance can help. Motor Oo. Md chairman of the whistle commands from a group Write—Phone or Visit 8 :0 0 FJH. of young Buddhist monks. Sponsored by cord Rd., is on the honor roll Safety Administration Commit­ at Eastern Nazarene College, PAUL A. BOURQUE tee of the Automobile Manufac­ That launched disorders GIRL SCOUT TROOP 690 (AP Pholryfnx) which lasted until nearly mid­ Wollaston, Mass. 234 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER turers Association, voiced sup­ Located at 775 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT ‘Flame of Hope’ Candles port for most of President John­ Young Buddhists continued to demonstrate in Saigon tonight, attacking a night. Paratroopers in one area Tel. 649-9828 fired over the heads of demon­ WED., APRIL 6 TickeU for a military whist, son’s highway safety program NEW YORK LIFE MSURANCE COMPANY and added that “ if we haven’t newspaper office and burning a motorbike in the street. Two of them are strators iri an effort to keep Wednesday, April 13, sponsored Ufe Insurance • Group hwuranee on cril ■PgSfr, & THURS.. APRIL 7 HI6H SCHOOL gotten the message of safety picking debris o ff the street to hurl into the flames, continuing the blaze. them in check. by the Manchester Business and Aimuilies • Health Insuraaos 9:30 to 11:00 A.M. Kennedy Memorial Project before, we’ve got it now — be­ However, other developments 9 ' - % Professional Women’s Club, Pension Plans BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES have been sold out. lieve m e." suggested progress toward Purchased (Cash and Carry) lli Many Places Governor John Dempsey for the project. It is the only ttal of the retarded and to in- The car makers have been some kind of an accord: During the Month of April! —Thlch Ho Giac, a Buddhist today announced, in cere­ one in Connecticut. crease their job opportunitiffs. under Increasing fire from crl- EASTER The Kennedy Memorial Can- Francis Kelley, superintend- tics who contend that not Institute leader, said the Budd­ monies at his executive of- die is a tapered 18-inch white ent at Mansfield, said, "we are enough stress had been put on hists conferring with govern­ ( Vi’l TH-'> n=;'")N lOOAY- Uces at the State Capitol, candle designed by Raymond determined to demonstrate that safety in designing automobiles. Political Daggers Jab ment authorities have been HAMS SONOTONE ISCNCmME — CiillHMt t l lw »«i|4 I that production of John F. Loewy, the . architect appoint- . despite the mental retardation Part of the highway safety bill promised procedure to end ^‘ SMd aw PRS a ^ s M nplice^ Kennedy* “ Flame of Hope” ed by the Kennedy family to de- handicap anj( the limitations of would give the secretary of vrith the. election ,of a national Please place your order today 18 Asylum St. assembly within five months. for Plnehurst Easter Hams. I opentinel of.sanHest beanniiaid memorial candles has be­ sign the monument of the grave our trainees. It Is economically commerce discretionary author- ' I ioMNiaT>a>i*Ui'iwwNalBw— ffun at the Mansfield State of president Kennedy at Arling- sound to hire the handicapped.’’ ity to establish motor vehicle Xfiy had planried a vote in 1967, They are the best on the Hartford, Conn. Viet Nam G^ernment market. Trainine School, ton National cemetery. A (rtmilar workahop for retar- safety standards after two o i Deputy Pre­ mier Nguyen Huu Co wHh dissi­ Morrell’s Ready-to-Eat Td. 247-4070 /.arATTinniBR at The candle will be made ex- dates operates in Manchester years. It was to that provision SAIGON, South Viet Nam What has caused the out- Nang. Wholesale def^tion by EA SY C U T (dusively by retarded persons under the direction o f the Man- Bugas objected. (AP) — Four weeks of political breaks in the sfreetk of Saigon, soldiers and officials could de- dent elements in Da Nang came Budget Terms Available 1 1 Washington, D.C., the beginning ,rorkatoOpe and will be cheater Association for the Help He argued against vesting In unrest in Viet Nam’s cities has Da Nang and Hue? What do the stroy the entire war effort. a report that the government Hams in the blue wrapper, of a nationwide memorial can- department stores of Retarded Children and one man "the very vital, com- Buddhists want? What do the Undoubtedly Communist lnfil« fully cooked . . . defatted, brought a dangerous new crisis (See Fag* Fourteen) die project was announced by throughout the week of the Pres- Adulte. Various kinds of pro- pUoated responsibility for set­ to this unstable country, threat­ students \y^ut? Are Communists trators have had a hand in the shankless, bockless . . . the j ting standaidB that affect the round end almost Hke a | tiie late President Kennedy’s ident Kwinedy’s birthday. May ducUon jobs are don* for local ening the war effort. . behind the outbreaks? Why the demonstrations. How much n« design, engineering and con­ center. two brothers, Sen. Edward Ken- 29. The first public distribution ihdustry and organizations. Ironically the political unrest anti-Americanism? one knows, but they woidd be struction of our automobiles." nedy of Massachusetts and Sen- ,will be on May 2^ hks come as American arms 'Ihece. is no am answer. I f , ineffective alone. Professional __ ___ - m — A b ww . C$ loa 4 Wa a t m a a Also essential, BUgas said, to Attacks HfiOT PRIZE Robert Kennedy of New York, Sixteen boys and girls at have stabilized the war front there werb-^the problem might agitators have played a hand, a cooperative industry program imd by the U. S. Commissioner Mansfield have ' started the and averted the outright defeat bo m ore.easily'smwoU^ as they have in every'political f u l l y c o o k e d h a m s BEEF projeiA and several others will Increasing of Vocational Rehabilitation. L. J. Birne Dies, (See Page Nineteen) which seemed imminent in 1966. Here are some of the feetors: coup in Saigon. Men like Le Qay also hocklesB and shankless be selected to participate later. with very little waste. The woritshop for retarded The people In'volved In demon- Viet, teUs phoudly of ar- Monsoons Near MARTS persons a/t Mansfield is one of Its primary pMxpose is to dem­ Ex-Truman Aide Strattons represent a small frac- rests ^ n g TMtek to 1945, and OSCAR MAYER twelve in the nation selected onstrate employment poten- tion of the population, perhaps claims at 89 that he has at least WASHINGTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — Leslie no more than two or three per 20 years of politicking ahead, United States plans imrelenting NOW — 2 Fine Stores To Serve You J. Biffle, former secretary of the VERY LEAN HAMS cent, but the numbers do not Refugeei driven from the and perhaps stepped-up B62 at- Hockless . . . shankless, Uttle Closed Monday UiS.. Senate, died today of pneu­ 61 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Don *t Fret Parents^ control the danger. Fewer stu- oount^ide, with little hope and tacks against the 'Viet CJong dun- cooking shrinkage. Open Tues., Wed., Sat. monia at a Washington nursing tiU 6 10 Days Left for Filing dents and Buddhists have top- nothing to do, and restless and ing South Viet Nam’s approach- A Limited Number of Columbia Ave., WllUmantic home. He was 77. ' '. DUBUQUE Thurs. & Fri. till 9 pled earlier governments. Per- dtMnquent children from the ing rainy monsoon Season, A native of Piggott Ark., Biffle Kids^ Noise Normal haps four-fifths of the popula- streets have swelled the crowds. sources said today. FLEUR DE LES HAMS served as a Senate employe and tion is apathetic, particularly in The Buddhists and the stu- American forces are expected with sha^ on but %d’s of Pre-Deadline Days official for 44 years before he LOS ANGELES (AP) — If (sic blared at them with a force the 1 countryside, but they also your teen-ager turns up the vol­ of 85 decibels for 30 minutes. dente have been the main fac­ to lean heavily on the big jets the ham boneless. retired as secretary ip 1952. are war-weary to their bones tors, as they have been in every when the Communists launch Subsequently he was a business ume while studying don’t By compariwn, the average after years of conflict. Even coup in this country. What they their expected offensive timed Rib Roast Beef, Legs of SPECIALS consultant in ,Washing;ton. He is fret. office noise is 60 decibels, a victories ' by government 'and Lamb and Steaks, along with Chaotic at Cohens “ It may be a sign of intelli­ busy street 70 decibels, a pneu­ want depends on what faction with the arrival of bad weatiier. survived by his widow Glade. American trooi>s don’t seem to Penobscot Roasting Chick­ WASHINGTON (AP) — With Yearly, the bills are put in gence,” says an educator. matic drill 90 decibels. they belong to. BaslcaUy they The Communists last year ens and Land of Lakes and Biffle, elected Senate secre­ them. This liiivcs want power, if not actual posi­ 10 hectic days left to file income one ^ x and sent to an Army Dr. John E. Hoffman, who has “ The sound was not deafen-, used the monsoon rains to ad­ Butterball Turkeys will be tary in February 1945, had hem political leadership to others. tions, then to