r-nxnt MONDAY, MAY 19, 1999 fllanrbF0trr Earning lirnild Avasata DaQr Nat Pmaa Ron "V Mir Bbr tto Weak Bnaei Hie WeiAlier "C S m tltv und H i* ICw m th Two Make Trip ■■to » . lift it Tow n Th* Upalte I>oim Xymt' wtU bb Rain, beiwmfaig heavy at by Um nrtwraenli To Australia tones through taidght Lew qC C^pb Ood tonight nt 1 5 ,5 9 0 about W. -T om om m gradoal, r j o partial elaartag. High M to ia. 8 at thb WaddbO Bohool AwB- Mm. Wilber T. Uttlo of 108 tortum bMtbbd o f a BonOt thdtid Mtmekdtttr A City o f ViUogo Charm l^iencer St and Mrtk Helen Mc­ SPELL Camroh ba octgtbaUjr VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 196 I Club Hugh cf HBotown Rd. flow to TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1969 ( OlaeeHWifl Advertlalug oa Bage 18) PRICE TEN CENTS Sydney, Australia lost Wednes­ OF * \ EtkbBdhtar’s Lodn day to see Gary L. McHugh, b (« W ' the Woman'a Chib at their grandson and son, reepec- tar annual May Dinner and may Uvely, during Ms R and R (rast t r O m pter, Order ba made by oantatsUng Mra. and relaxaHon) from the Viet- a « l BMit totdiht John Kauta, 88 B. EldridCb St. nam war. BEALJTY «e T bnvib a t 7 JO. the dinner iHll be bald Mon­ KCHugh Is & Navy medical Astronauts Riding I and Mama am day, May 88, at the Mancheatar ooepemen wfth Um Marinee to of Manchester Thieu, Nixon Meet June 8 iBWa. ivKPOTmicnH Oountiy Ohib, the IXekong DeltA area, aoenra- wd doikyah« «n tog to his grandfather, Wilber/ Myahc Ravieer. NASA, will T. Little. ’The 1066 Manchester IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE meet tunaanar at 8 p.m. at High School gradUBite will have Right Down SloV AaaanMy, Oitier Odd FeSoara HMt. Ml*. Maude five days in Sydney before re­ rrs ASSOCIATION WITH o f Rabdmr flar OHM, alB Ob- n u te and •membera at her com­ turning to Viefnem. aarra Ihat Itattgr Adataora Since McHugh was sent to MISS LINDA by BOWABD BBJfBDKTr eoourato pato that a oourae bowl tn Oklahoma and 1 don’t mittee win airre redreahmenta AP Aareapace Writer To Discuss Peace Policy N%ht on A m 18 at 7 JO p.m. aflar die meeting. Vietnam in August, Ms family change planned for aarly after­ think flytng to the moon haa hi tba Maaadb Vampta. Paat hopes he wHl be aMe to return SPAGB CBNTBR, Houston noon would not be natiimary. anything to do with the rain- aarthj adMma Moidd ooatact by late tMs summer, LJttle said. (AP) — naotag “right down the "Tou’re riding right doRvn the faU." Kottee Krafters a t the TWCA Blot" toward a Wadnaoday ren- WASHINGTON (AP)— Mtaa DMok Bernard, 170 Beott The fUg^ to Sydney warn the atot,” ' LMaatta reported, "and The astronauts said their will have Ita final work meet­ dsaroua wUh the moon, the President Nixon and South Dr., im maoo m pooBlble to aa- ing of the aeaeon Wedneeday first for Mra Little. Besides we recommend doletian. of the sleep was not bothered by tbnia- seeing her grandson, she was Apollo 10 aotronauta today SUm- mldeourae firing." tar flringa as It was on their Vietnamese Chief Of State aJM a phm at Ifaia eront at 0:80 a.m. at the Community Picking a Lutz Winner inoted a final oourae oomotton T. Members will flniah work the ofOcial repreeentative to Lousma quoted an Indian first night In space. Nguyen Van Thieu will fly Karen Wells of Kingsbury Ave. B)ft., RockvUIe, was the lucky winner of the bluebird house, Australia for the State Grand aa they hurtled deeper into tha chief, Wayne Redtox of Phila­ Mission oontrto had passed up to Midway Island in the Nniiiiagger Oanera Club wiS on papier mache ardclee and black void Of wiace. Bbeat Wwitn— lay at 8 p.m. at other imoomtdeted projocts. concluding FaraUy Sunday held yebterday at the Lutz Junior Museum and Natural Science Chapter of the Amaranth. She delphia, aa oeylng: "It doeant Inatructkms to change the meth­ Pacific June 8 to discuss a Center. Mayor Nathan O. AgobUneia drew the winning sUp, assisted by N. WnUom KhlgHt, a also expedted to see several >-.i Ih elr target, a aHver of Oliver seem to rain much rince man od of rotating toe qiaoetolp dur­ BWqp Houaa, Vetaraia Ifcmor- Mrs. David Murphy win dem­ light, loomed larger and larger common policy toward a ibi Parte, EJaat Bartford. The onstrate a new craft Hoateaaes trustee of Luts and donor at the.bird house; Mrs. Madeline McAwley, museum director; end Australian Jereey cow breeders started meoaing around wlto the ing the night The procedure oa their home planet, e a ^ moon." peaceful solution to the avaut ia open ta -all krtereated are Mra. Shhiey Oreen a n d Dr. Paul 8. Norman, preeident bt the board of trustees of Lutz (Herald photo by Buceivloius.) in New South Wales and Vic­ eliminated the need for toe au- ton n k In tha diotonoe, neatly Stafford retorted: "Would you tomaUe flringa wldch reoulted Vietnam war. phoaifibfdaaa hi tha ana. Mra. Sol Roman. toria. She end little met them 300,000 mllao asray. "Tlw two presklanto hod de­ All young married and single *1110 executive board of Lutz John Rogers will speak about during their U-S. tour lest Oc­ pass the word on to toe todlan In what toe aatronauts called Air Fesrbe Ool. Thomas P. Staf­ chief that I grew tn the duat "dull thuds." sired to hrid such a meritng os AoUon Commie- Pilma o f "Old Time Aircraft’* women of Community Baptist Junior Museum League will "Negro History,’’ at a meeting tober. soon os feasible in order.to es­ ford and Navy Cmdrs. John W. "We didn’t Are a thruster alon fbr the Aging baa canceled wiU be shown at a meeting of Church are Invited to a Qet Ac­ meet tomorrow at 0:18 a.m. at of the Professional Women’s Toung oxtA Bugene A. Ceman tablish personal contact and tUo- once Isat idght,” Stafford said. Mi meeting; schedided for to- the Mancheeter Rotary Club quainted Hour tomoiTow at 8 the museum. dub tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the awoke 'refreshed and In good ApoUo 10 «Special* cuM toother the conduct of toe man ow night Ite amet meaUng tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. at the p.m. In Fellowahip HaU of the Federation Room of Center Oon- “Congrahilittnna to you down war far Vietnam end toe oearCh qpIrltB after nine aoUd houro of there. Ilf waa a good aoltdion." wB be Jim 80. Manchester Country Club. church. Circle leadeia of th e Manchester Italian Ameri­ gragational Church. Hostesses GOLFERS Bleep. NBW YORK (AP)— *1110 tor a peaceful solutlan," sold Women’s Society wlU meet with can Society will meet tcmlght at are Mrs. Frances Donaldaon, We have reservations avail­ three nmjor trievlalan net­ *1116 aotronauta reported all the announcement mode here The-oapoule oommuntoator at Systema operating flawleariy on Trinity Covenant Church South United Methodist the group. 8 at the clubhouse, Bldridge St. Mrs. Donald Kirby, Mrs. ’Thom­ able for werteday evenhiga. mission oontroL astronaut Jack works gave this aohedUle for and in Saigon. board of trustees will meet to- Church council of ministries will as Woods and Miss Huldaih CaU 640-8818 qMolal oovrmge ’Tuesday the command ehlp and the lunar The one-day meeting, suggoot- WUUam Knight, a member of Louama, paaood the good word landing rooketShlp naodule morrow at 7:80 p^n. at th e have a dinner meeting tomor- Keeney St. School PTA will Butler. that Apollo 10 wea on ouch an eventng o f toe ApoOo 10 ed lart Saturday by Thieu, wfll the Luts Junior Museum board Foxglove OowtoyOMk Lem linked to Its nose. bome of Mr. and Mia. Ranald row at 6 p.m. In Cooper HaU of install officers at Its final meet­ flight. AH tonea are Boatem be toe fint seaslon between toe of directors, wB apeak about Keeney St IfwnsNistsr . . V ■ s.'-'-V'?:- Dajdight; Ooeht, 4M Oardner 8t the chunh. ing of the season tonight at 7 :S0 Little Theatre of Manchester They heard a reassuring roar two ehief exeotitlves. TUeu met the work of the organization, NBC from their command tolp en­ tn Honolulu last July with then- in the school auditorium. Arts will meet Wednesday at its stu­ S’-', -M at a meeting of the dviban Chib and crafts will be on display 6:48-7:18 p.m. — special gine Monday when they fired H president London B., Johnson. dio, 22 Oak 9t. A play wlU be Apollo Wives program, tndQdtng live tale- for toe first tone to make a mi­ of Mtamdiester tomorrow at In the classrooms. presented, which was directed Although the oanounoement oest from flight Also, on»- nor mldeourae' correction to 12:18 p ju . at Willie’s Steak and produced by David Newlrth. did not mention U.S. troop wflh- Houae. ’The Ladles Auxiliary of the mlnuta progreos reporia at 8, zero in on the deatared lunar or­ drawate and South Vlefnamsao Italian American Club vriU meet PLANTERS Enjoy ‘Ham’ 8:38 to d 9:48 p.m. bit path. elections, these toplos ptubabljr United Fund board of dlrec- St. James’ Home and School Well known stylist fnnn the Manchester area. We CBS “.That was a good bUm,” eold wUl be tm the agendo, qualified tonight at 7:80 at the clubhouse, apACB OBarnoR,. aoiwton tora wiU meet tonight at 7:80 Bldridge St ’Ihe event Is c ^ n Assoclaition will have its final PEANUTS invite all her friends and form er customers to come 6:48 p.m. — Bve tolecoat ApoUo 10 command Stafford. sources sold esiUer. at the Southern New England meeting of the sesumn tonight (AP) — A Uttla on toe hsmmy from fUfdlt "Beautiful," repUad mlaelan Tha grouoderorfc dor toe Sort to all women interested in Join­ and vbit Linda in her new location. pwhapa, hut toe ApoOo 10 TeleiihMie C a, 83 B. Center St. ing the group. at 8 at the school cafeteria. Cof­ Fresh Roasted ABO control in Houeton. nwetlag of toe Ytetaamsaa OUOt N m s fee and doughnuts will be serv­ In TheShdl FOR AN APPOINTMENT wlvea agree that toe; “Tom, . 8:48-7 p.m. — Uv« taleoast The firing put toe astronauts of state end toe imr-U.Br,mrt- Marine Corps League AuxUt- ed until the meeting stsuls at John and 0«n a tom r" to a tala- from fU | ^ dent was laM in Srigon last *rhe confirmation class of vhdon auooeoB. (Bee Page Twelve) ary will meet Wednesday at 8 North United Methodist Church 8:30. 660 Center St. CALL 64»-SM ft weekend when Saentaqr «< p.m. at the Marine Home. M a n ch ester "I toDugto It waa graat," m M Stela waitem P. Rognta held for those in Grades 0 and 10 Faya Maftord, wMe of ftt/ o t. will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. Comer Center and eodenstva talks toWw wlto Manchester WATBS will meet oonanander Ihomaa fltaf- Tozer Group of Second Con­ at the church. tomorrow at the Italian Ameri­ Adame Sta, SPELL OF BEAUTY Thieu. ^ foed. "Tba • IgaaeyoaXt radioed: Secretary of State Rogers omA Wheel Covers, Whitewalls, Fender abducted from a Deoatur motel Nbeon’s eight-point peace plan, tlott wonts to keep Thieu In pow­ dog named Vetaia. from! the glti’s father, mflUon- North tfletnamese and 48 Amer- "■«»*«> ’Thuy said Nixon failed to spell the dieouBaions he beta there Skirts, Upper Body Sports Stripes and buited altve tor tour days alre land developer Robert F. er and TMeu wants to keep the paved toe way 6or toe mwetlng. She also produced her klnder- loans were kilted in the siege of !*>*<>» VHtoamese vrandering out who would organize the elec- UMted States in South Vietnam, and All Mercury Standa^ ^uipm ent. gaitcn torawtog of a rorimt, while her tether paid a $800,000 M aride o f Coral Ctabtos, Fla. "The two preOklents look for­ 3.000-foot Dong Ap B«p, moir- Alpha Oompo- ttoiui for a new regime In teuth such a meeting Is quite nor- P.S. We also have one with air-oon- compMe wbH the figure of ai Ht- ransom. BeU asked tor toe death pen­ ward to the tortboontag nseet- VHe had a fUS beard similar tain, close to the Laotian bo^ have btonrts Vietnam which, Thuy said', was m at," Tl^uy raid. These are d itio n in g l tA' girt wateUiig It take off. alty. dor. Another 280 paratroopers to be In a an essential ocoidlUoa to a set­ tag at Mktaoy Island aeaaoo- to the one A1 Hlrt wean," Oasse "But toe Nboon otontoistratlon *3 5 7 8 T b « toe went boreebaok rkHng. "U toe state proves Barbara were wounded, including 46 In tlement. carton to disousa toe current sit­ Bhr a' wfatle, Traoey consld- testified. must realise that if It is deter- uation and fuhire piani and to MacUe waa Iddnaped for ran­ the flriil. push to d a y .. Assdolated Preoa oorreopond- Thuy noted that too lOpobit mtoed to keep toe Thleu4Cy- o ttA naming her oocker ^au- Hint, • fomeua itrumpeit plAy- reaffirm their unity of pur- ★ '^SAFE-BUY“ USED OARS ★ som, the state will ercpect you to __ .__ __ , «nt Jay Sbarbdtt rripottod from plan of toe Viet Gong's National Htiong odmlnlstratloR In pteoe, tei’a three pupplea “ Red, White er, to known for his (idl, heavy pose.” find a verdict of guilty without ^ haStefleM thiTSarile and liberation FVont ceiled tor a it wfll prenrent any progress at experienced m 3 FO RD 1966 V O LK S and Blue," then deoUed one beard. recommendation of mercy,’’, he A l p f m O ^ ^ began rocriv- Thieu met with tormer n r a l- provisional ooalltioD govern­ the Paris o(Hiference," he said. 1965 CHRYSUR toould be ooOed Snoopy. Snobpy Caese, In a dramatio moment dent Uyndon B. Johnson last "THUNDERBIRD" 2-DOOR SEDAN ■aid. ^ rocket grenade and mortar ment tp Diganise elieotioue. Nguyen Cao Ky ta South Viet- Bucket seats, vinyl roof, vinyl interior, 4 speed 4-DOOR HARDTOP ia the code name o f her dad’a that bod neoks craning, also Defense lawyeie said they L (^ p e r a t r x x > ^ ^ 4 T O South S t o ^ t ^ hour, afb July tn BaaoUht, an oveitJiht “800.’’ Fiflly equipped, Identlfted Ruth EHsemann- "If the Nlxnn proposals mean automatic, power steer­ transmission, good eco­ moonatop. wordd not make an opening Vietnamese. Then they stormed er they had o e M It. They halb that toe United States wants to (See Page Twelve) ■hyping point boto ways on this ing and brakes. nomical transportation I plus Factory Installod Air Schier as Krtot’a companion the mountalntop from *<«rfour ^ ^ n d v S ^ ^ V t L X trip. Condltlanlng! Mte. Ceman, who aald ahe’a etatement. sew ing,. , A l l o c that day. Mlaa Btoeenann- sldea, kiUlqg 78 North Vlet- paratrooper battaUoo movad out The Niiooh dsparture point ^ 1 1 9 5 9 1 5 4 S (Bee Page Twelve) Sohler, Honduran-bom bMogIst, (Sqe Page Tweaty-One) nomene In the dr'ive. after toe retreating North Vtet- will be Us newly purdtased The final assault began at 10 nainMD. Spaiflahwtyle reaidence on toe 1966 LINCOLN w.m., and on hour and 48 mtn- A total of tour Panifto ahore at San Ctamente, machines! 4-DOOR SEDAN 1968 PONTIAC 1968 V O LK S utcB later one bottatton from toe State Court Upsets Rogers will be on hand.for the "Continental.’’ Fully 2-DOOR HARDTOP Midway conference, the White equipped, tilt steering "FAST-BACK" ■utfered heavy casualties in 10 f.. "L e Mans." V-8, automa­ 4 ^ eed tranamlailon, Ribicoff Calls tor Ban AnmuiniM .if, ■ ia a_ la, Roft tOUTtll BYXXl tuft SOUtll House said, along with Secre­ so YOU SAVE MORE wheel, speed control. tic, power stoeiiiig, white tary of Defense Melvin R. Ledsid Factory Installed Air Con­ white walls, radio, vinyl hrid^ ^ « to toe vietmmemi O t Infantry Dtel walls, radto, bucket ssots tatorior plus low, low ^grton. and U.S. Ambassador to Saigon ditioning. with console. As , toe poraibobpei. ad­ Out-of-State Taxing mileage. U.S. totelUgenoe otftaen told EUaworth Bunker. vanced, toe North Vtotnosnese ^ 2 8 9 5 HARTFORD, Ooml (AP) — Bmmat trad*<1 a 1067 auto, It was not known whether any ^Floor Models Priors B 2 0 9 5 • 1 5 9 5 Army Rejects Use of Mace poured down a rtrady Shram of !^ fS “to Start At rooketirooket and hand gren&dea and l»««»IF»*ters For the part rtgbt yrare Con­ end the dealer, toe John Ahr o f toe 20to North Viet­ (See Page Tvrenty-One) peppered toe slopes wlto ma necticut has -been dtsobeying the Ford Co., deducted $2,740 from and Demonstrators LDSMOBILE The WaohlngtoB Post Mace for possible um In civil dlsturb- namese Rcgtaiient They said tt 'Derms! 1967 MERCURY chine gun hnd tsnall arms fire. U.S. GonsUtutton in toe vray It the new car’s prioe of $4,100, Sedan 1967 M ERCU RY WASHDIOTON — Chemical Mace, toe aitce ccotrol auid fouiid that It "did not At T r i T appeared that toe faeadquortei. taxes automobiles purchased In leaving at cash paymient of only Vinyl roof, COUGAR dtsabUng spray used by hundreds o f law meet army rafety requlremente." V-8, sHitomatlc, power Station W ag on oonanander,. LLT^’ ^ Ool. 1 Weldon riemeote pulled out diBli« toe other stataa tor use » ' tfala $1,800. power seats and windows, "Commuter.” V-j, auto­ enforcement agencies, haa been re()ect- When tested on animals, Blackburn Incredible savings on ^ power antenna, aneed oon- steering and brakes, TTkirMLianirff M ^ rviiiranTm 82) HfttiUMltEO DAt* state, the state Supreme Court It tots transaction had been sports oonsole, tUt steer- matic, power steering and ed by the army as a rtot-ccntrol agent reported, Mace caused "moderate to said today. Gincmnati trol and air conditioning! brakes! Plus roof rake. because tt did not meet safety require­ revere condunctivlUs’ ’ and In eonre cases made a few milee away In Con­ Floor Samples Including tog wheel. Factory Instal­ helloopteT overhead that "the, lay toe aflted casanlt ‘""Discrimination against inter­ necticut, only the 61,660 would « 3 6 9 5 led Air Oonditeianlng, pkis ments. "patches of corneal opacity." Accordltg; state oommarori’ in wbat Con­ Go TORO... low, low mileage! ’The army Mormed the pubUo health to a report ftpm toe army’s Bdgewood enemy is otreamlng off toe (Bee Page Eleven) have been taxabte. But slnoe necticut's Mgberi court criled Votes Tax some TOUCH & SEW* tha most Imitated mower made eervtoe a year ago that the spray caused Arsenal, recovery from toore affllotkm the cnr,wea purchaend In Rhode B 2 3 7 5 toe systeni. Island for use In Oonnectlcut, eye domago to teat animals and that started after about 8 days, and the con- Under a law enacted in 1061, This U our big 21' POW-R-DRIVEt. •df-pro- 1966 M ERC U RY some other cbemtool agent was being the entire price of $4,100 was junotlvttto disappeared alter 14 days. the state taxes cars purchased For Schools ' sewing machines pdlad. A t the price, iPc the best $159.95* you Convertible 1968 FO RD evaluated for use In quelling riots. - taxed by Oomecticut oouM ipend. 1964 FORD Blackburn said that Sutgeon Genechl In Cocmectlout only on the bor V-8, power steering, vinyl But totwe weeks after being Intormed Stewart was personally briefed on the Look at the cxdusively-TORO engineered 4-DOOR SEDAN ■is of sale prioe over and above Eimmet paid the $148.00 tax By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Interior, radio, whitewalls. 2-Door Hardtop "Oalaxle 600." V-8 i»n*o- at those hosarda Surgeon General W^l- ttndings on April 0, 1068. On May 2, I by SINGER. ftatuiee: t. Single-Action Bagg^g. 2. Safety^ "800 X-L Gelaxie.” Bucket The Draft Reform: the value of n traded-in auto. under protest and then clalmied Otootanatl votera have ap­ Here’s good transporta­ matic, power ateSring, Uam H. Stewart told local health agen- Stewart odvisett local and state health a refund of $96.00 from the WbUU. a. Folding Handle. 4. POW-R-DRIVB tion at corndderablg sav- seats with console. A real The trade-in allowance Is not proved a 0.2 miU property tax power disc brakes, white ctes only that Mace tneneases the officers that any subject eprayed with State Tax Deporiteent pulling poewr. E. Handle-Mounted Controls, IngsP ^ sharp car! walls, radio, tinted ^aos. considered port - of the price, Increase that guaraiteea nearly a AUTOOILBRt—visual Ml filler. plus Air Condittonlng! chances, of ' "tianstent eftocts" unless Mace should be treated promptly by Under Article One of the fed­ 88,000 public acbocO pupUs a tall H^Trade-in vtotona are given prompt treatment. "flusittog" exposed areas. How It Would Work for tax iiurpoees. See ue—weTl be proud to ehow you the * 1 1 9 5 * 1 1 4 5 I t a oar Is bought in onotoer eral oonstittitlan, eald the Con­ schedule of riassos tor toe rest reeltidng. * M 7 5 Ttnse points were aurfaoed Monday Stewart’s letter did not mention the WASmNGTON (AP) — Prert- Q—How would Nixon’s plan necticut SiqMreme Court, "a of the calendar year. by Sen. Abraham RlUcoff (D-Oonn.), army’s flnd'ngr. It raid only that toe state for use In this state, how­ ] sewing machines dent Nlxon’a plan to reform the change that? ever, toe entire price, Includ­ state may not, through the ta Denver a record 100,000 I96« COUGAR who called on the Justice Department spray "cHerty Increases the poffl-i’’blltty draft is Intended, In part, to A—It would-assign each man guise of taxation or otherwise, voten were expected to turn out 1967 C O M ET 1967 M ERCU RY to recommend that MOce be abandoned of more than transleilt effects to the ex­ ing trade-in allowance, Is taxed. 2-Door Hardtop make the Selective Service oja- a epocifie year, at age 10 to 80, John ’Tarrant, the research di­ prohibit or unduly Impede the today in a school board election •/ Portables....from ^8®® TORO. '•XR-7, Leather 2-Door Sedan 2-Door Hardtop by law entoroemenf agenefes. posed individual .unleni treatment le tom more predlotabte and equi­ when be la nwet likely to be 'flow of products from other which could deride toe fate of He loisn urged the Department of prompt.” rector tor the Connecticut Tax tachmnoter, vinyl root, V-8. ' Automatic, power "Parte tano." |Ias every table. But It won’t make it less drafted and tell him In advance D^mriment, warned the legis­ atAtES.'* the clty’e aciwol tategratton pro­ Consoles....from®18®® power steering, tilt wheel, steering, rodto. whlte- conceivable luxury otoion Health, EXlucation cutd'WMfore to "rem e­ Steward had no comment on the traue complicated. bow far down the list he etanda. gram. walla.. on it, plus Factory Diotol- dy immediately Its failure to Ailly warn Mondky. A apofcennan said that Dr. lature’s Finance Committee in Fedsrat courts have repeated­ console and much more! Here, In question-end-anawer Hie chances of Induction would ly nfled, over a long period of The president of the Oteago Trast a TORO. Traabla-fraa as n a w ia i oan b t. led air oondlUoningl the public of too dangerous effects of Herbert L. Ley Jr., commissioner of the furm. Is a l ^ o outline o f the 1061 that such an Idea was Zig~2!ags....from®28®® decreaeo each year after that "probably unconetltutlonal." time, against a state tax which TeacherO Union raya be baa •Manvtacturer's suggeited relaM price B 2 9 9 5 B 1 4 4 5 chemloal Maco.” Food and Drug Admlntotratlon, would President’s plan proposed last Q—Can the President do that turned' down a atx-point peace tfaduitve trade namaa el Toro Moniifocturlng Corperalleii ^ 6 9 5 Mace Is the aerosol 4>ray developed explain the sulmlnistrattom’s pos’tlon be­ week. "Whether you enact this leg­ falls more heavily on products now? islation or not," said Tarrant, of other statee, the court noted. Idan offered by 4be Board o f Bd- by the General Onksance Bqulproent fore a Senate commerce subcommittee Q—What’s Nixon trying to ao- uoatton asid toe 19,000-meniiber TM b I b a Swaple Urting ■ .. W» H m M ur, M w H onl A—Yes and no. He (jae legal "I am of the opinion ihat It "POWER HANDLE UNIT” Abo AvaibUel Oorp. of Pittsburgh eus supposedly harm- Wednesday. complUhT In these decisions, “the emr unton wfll definttely strike the Hho(( sew Jbr (omomw b of SIN C E R ((xiayf* authority now to reduce the Is still unconstttutlonal and phaala Is on equality in the tax taaa equipment for stopping criminal sus­ In tosttfying before Rlbtcoff’e subcom­ A—He wonts to reduce uncer­ draftable age group from the city soboot system Thursday. o a pects. It oauees Immediate tears In the mittee on executive reorganiaaUon tost tainty and permit draft-age men someone will test It out some burden,” said ate court. I LOW DAMk fWAMONG WITH UT TO 36 MOIflWS T T YI present 10-to-36 range, down to day.” .Cincinnati offlolala had eyes and ai temporary loos of balattoe. month, tormer FDA Oommiasioaer to plan their futures sooner, and The opinion by the state’s a one-year range at age 10 or 80. It waa not until 1068, how- vosned toat taHurc to paoa the SINGER At least 8,000 local and state law en­ James L. Goddard referred to "reports" more confidently. But the law requires that within Mgheot court said that Superior added ussessnient of $8.30 for Ask about our credit plan, designed to fit your budget. forcement ogenctae had procured It tor of Mooe cauring oorneal sears and con- Q-Why can’t they p ^ that over, that aomeone. did teat Court, where the case orlgtaat- the designated draft-age group, toe statute. each $1,000 of property evatao- t MARLO offlcera last year and a variant has been Jimotivltia but did not mentton the way nowT the.oMest must be drafted first. ed, could order the state to tion would foroe $8 mltaon ta MORIARTY BROTHERS The Robert Eknmet A Son OU For address of store neatest you, see white pages under SINGER COMPANY "ElRaT F(m mUBVTHlN'O SmOB 1911!” commercially marketed tor use by army’s tosto. A—They are subject to the refund the $W.80 to toe Bmnvet cUtbaChB. ■HIM UVOL AT OONna AMS mOlAD* Nixon is asking Congress for an and Supply Co. of Pawcatuck, citiaens. ’The army’s totter to Ribicoff also dis­ draft at any time dwing a 7- amendment to the draft law so Company. The lower court re­ Five swfaool days would have Downtown Main Straet, Manchester Brig. Ocn. Donald D., Btaokburn, act­ closed that It haa Issued for evaluatkm year period between the ages of which Is tight on the state line, served decision on the question OHN m M N G S—Thuradoy Evaaiiifg Ml 6:00 he can change that system. went to a dealer in neighboring been dropped ta June and 14 ing deputy chief of army research and 1,500 dispensers of a new riot control 19 and 36. It they ever have a 0—What’s wrong with taking last year and wafted for toe motw niaot Deoenvber If toe 856 MAIN STREET — TEL. 647-1425 •ATcadwnark ol THE SINGER COMPANY Open 6 Days — TlmrodBy Nig’hts tiU 9 315 CGNTIR SINEET. MANCHESTER • ~ (tovatopment, told RtbloofI In a totter spray, containing an agent called CB, deferment, their UabUlty U ex­ Westeriy, R.I., to buy a new four days ago that toe army had tested oonMnonly uosd as a tear gas. V tended (o age 16. (Sec Page FUtoea) car. (See Page Pw«fty-4hM) (See Page Twelve) HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. .MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MAY 2 0 . 1969 MANCH 8 SHER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX>NN.. TUESDAY, MAY 9 0 , 1 9 0 9 r e a

MOVIE AUDIENCE ttttuttqoB whtdi ”ai« ons of Vernon Coventry ****e*oQ|J| 0 E**** 9** Sheinwold on Bridge County PoUtics the m M Important rhsnwnta In I TAR GAX£lC*0 A SBIVICe or FlUiHMAKERS 4 _ ••81Vihs uEv life UK of \ aths m atm.1’ A'liOTO Tbass m In- s -«f• ■<*«>« 1»W-T0. The postm aster o f wins a duel with Benito Ctoros- 43Mor 73 Should Men advised). 0 8 0 1 OT Idsos CAHCR CAM KOtN ^ *=**«» •** “*e open Coventry, be was also choaen ■o, star of the Italian team. 4 K 82 Merv OriOln IJSST 4 4 A 7 4 Mow mooting after several parents chairman of the Membership @ RESTRICTED — Pereone ____ ~ Ihom OT Joio; iSt 4STo 7 5 Impmsh^ Ninth dealer. North Eatt Seath News, Sports. Wigs Wig Boutique** 4 6 AffKtion 7 6 Todoy JAN. 19 under H not admitted, un­ North-South vulnerable. ~ ira «w u m morrow night at 7:80 r,?- In the g k - d e v Movie Hoctite I Prh I Cp 1 7 0 t 47 77 Ruin 1- 6-13-ijfo . «iUr!l r*4 H«^a. a;^ “16 sciiooui Rt:!T. 018 esirs-s Duo^et near^ Opening lead—Jack of spades. 0 on IS h m 't 4 8 Un(^f«tond 76 Your aiRYc a piaca oc tuau* abjt* imm a a ae^ a less accompantod by parent ' 2 4 2 NT The ptonlo wffl be hrid at the Auditorium . D ofoD oy £>jy-6S7M7 IVNm 4 9 Could TVRogofding Oarosso won the first trick Broad St. one knowing of an avaBaUe site jj*® or adult guardian. 3 t Pan 4 i;? Hopmsadow Farm of Gerald Nawo 10 20B(alrayera’ Aeaocla- — nrorlle Martian 2 3 T*Ri|>*r 55 Win aSHovo at Rockville High SchooL Teen- may be higher In certain Erdos won the second trick ki thus win hto 10th trick with ihs he games, roving mlnatrela and m] 2 6 Graor 56 You 86 You dummy with the nine of hearts, . ^ ,----- tlon of Connecticut. Hie eubjact Rerooids 8^1040) News, Sports, agera having a membenhip Manchester resldento re- areas. Cheek theater er oanvenaUon in fo '7eather 27 N m 5 7 Tht 8 7 Monfy ra cB !Z-ws ...111 KlTn4t...«AA^ #*»TaL *«“■• wneiY ramenta caa and , ^ o, wUl be "Taxea—iPoUtiolkna— AND UP TtSaom 58 For 8 8 Pnorlty advoftiaing. noting West’s discard without iw iit te M ila a ^ t-uT'lreKer OonlijM (C) u,;i* rgo) Tonfeaioae Territory r a .1 9 « p r e « 8d their oplnlona «Aved or made award, at year- any real pleasure. Declarer led chicken dinner. Aaoervatlona General Public Apathy,” (8) Tuesday Startteht 100% HUMAN HAIR 29 Or 59 P M l0t 8 9 Un« aU summer actlvlllee. A^ the puby^iy before the board. end convooailons held at the may be >made by oonteotlng XSrart 60 And 90 To0*^1 L » ^t2 9 ■ummo* achedule etviff, header, tr s ^ "^'**'** Prinlad aa a public sarviea a club to the king, losing to the " aewr, yon nwai The MiPOPA wUl decide to­ 7:90 IS Brlddey U.:» (wi^-SO) TaOTgia by thisjiawsptpsf.___ Tom Taylor of Andover before fe S f ^ S d U) Late Itovte Advene 9-17-25Ay© of the car^to wm be admitted echod board members University of Hartford, ace. mid b a ck ^ .^ J a ck of 5 ^ 1 morrow night whether to atfU- JGood 77-7Ag2A A a M ay M. ilW terati Bltebooek ld:45 (KKakaeS!^ TbSSSt to actlvlllea at a reduced rate. ***od that the problems pre- a $7B0 Monsanto scholarah^ diamonds to dummy’s ace. iate with the atate group, whose Eyelashes Comity Adviaoiy OetanoU SEE SATDRDAk'S‘TV 7VBBK FOB OOMFLBTB LOnfNOR During the summer the teen- "onted to them at the budget bi mechanloal engineering was Declarer discarded a club Vhat do yen sayf president la B. Steve Pearl of - The next meeting of TViUand agers hope to bold some dances, hoaring had been brought awarded Jodeph E. Johnson of THEATER TIME on the king of diamonds and Answer: Pass. The b sa ^ Menchester. Rsgolar 18.00 County State Sen. Robert Hou- take a trip to the beach as well “> “ «» “ tentlon at a r e g ^ Park t. The award stems then led the queen of diamonds, not quite worth an opening bid. Also on the agenda wUl be a Radio ^ ______122 8 SCHEDULE ley’ s advlaory com m ittee wUl Tolland as other activities. *“* schod board. from a UofH grekit made by Bast ruffed wHh the five of You would Wd «io heart If ywir report, and poaaibly a recom­ (T U sI letudea otdy Meae new I e f 15 e c u be held Friday at 8 p.m. In the mendation, on the proa and oona OB8 Bleettag ^ things as ktodergarten Monaanto 0>. of St. Louis. hearts, and declarer overruffed spades were headed by tlM h ^ . Sem e ataUMts earrr i 0 .1 ^ BunwWo — It It’s Tuesday, U with the eight Instead of the queen cr If thA Vernon Center Middle School of a councU-manager form of Hope C h i^ eo. Order of curriculum, busing and aUeged Marshal R, Stephens of 422 Belgium 7:05-9:00. wxio—um differences in education be- -oafeterla on Rt. 80 In Rockville. government venue a atrang- WASH-'N-WBAR ^ Baatem Star, will meet today “T E. Center 8t received one of Theatre — Charlv 7:00, Erdos led a club to the mqueen“»»“ ------hearts were ' headed ira by mr». the ■rtturd GDahlleliw 1:00 ARanoon Bdlttar Town Group Seeks at 8 p.m. at the Masonic ^ *»*«» south end ^ scholarshhw awarded „ „ Theatre VT»««y ’ ^ returned another diamond ace-queen Instead of by the ace- Dleouaefon at the meeting will mayor form of government. <:lt Maritst Itebort Nvotve around pending leglela- CIO Weather Temple, Owhard L «*>«»»• were *>«• ^ by the AccountlngXciety. Th-tre - A Ptotful Of Htoad put in the Jack. Tha membership will be asked <;S Strictly Sporu 8 Uon and aotlvttles in tha Gen­ Houn t;» ARemoanB&laa Brownie Begtottatton «»» ««cem expreaaed by parents ^ T h e ^ A F i * ^ w ^ ^ ^ prevent dector- Copyright UM to suggest subjects and projects o rr o r —i«H eral Asaembly sinoe the laat 7:mAoeeBt «9 Thero wlU be a final regie- ‘ 1>® budget meeting. _ N. Lakewood CIrcto was eh^ ^ « front winning a ch^ ^ Oeneral Features Ostp. for future study. »:09 Daaay Cteytoe T :ii Now __ To Rescind Budget meeting. ' 7:10 DavU Brinkley RegularDynelW $25.00 igs^20 tratlan ftw gtrto in the Rock- The BAG, In protesting the «d to metoberaMp in Gamma wSSU D ^ In - 8 “ '® *“ **■’ **”“ ‘ *®***‘ p As In other oouncU meeUnga, 5i { g § r i 5 v - T - ^ 7:E Rad Box vs. liQsle A ncn-paitiaan group of Tol- tor's. The B degree to the vlUe area who want to be board’s scheduling of the open chapter, Omlcron Delta BpaU- aS ^ ib to The "**« * *’***‘- D o d d 1:00 Oory Oirsrd 10:18 Joe Oamcloea 8 (anyone Interacted In dlecueakm, Proposal , wm v—ino 10:19 NlShtbeat mmonly held degree in Brownies next FaU Weihiaaday meeting Thursday night, noted g,, naUonal honor a o cie tv to ^ ^ ™ Erdos overrufl the WASHINGTONON (iU») — i 6:00 Itews ll:w News Wealfaer, Sports gather in an eflort to petltlan the adioai aystem. there were no other eolsmidw^ nonor society m gtroeta “ :<»• yy^ t _ J«* of hearts, and Brodos over- ;a q)e^ m ^eot^d con- ^i^tion uiglng formal Senate ro- »;15 Or 11:10 osier BUe OT the Say .00 t;00 News for a town meeting to rescind The ~ majority qf teachers are Thursday at the Sktoner Road avenues ot approach tor the fourth vna- T»mf **“ * * ^ ,,. ^ ruffed with the ace. Now 8m^ pudla^ion o f the Soviet Unkm’e e:15 S p M Up DerMurt EXTRA LONG, 82 INCHES the vote at the annual town oounui at Basten Cbn- Sdiod. pre«oitatlon of grievances. . . j,a«v O WHh 6 You Get with dum- WnJJMANTlC a TV *!5 f*.,***^if?*f *** ** Brettmev Doctrine was p*o- S:45 LowsU nwaiat AN D UP :hddMayU. nactlcut State GoUege, with Uni- The eeerions will be bdd it would be another matter,” „ — 3 EKSToU 30:15. . ray’ s last trump and led a chib, •;U Fha Blonto 0 -i-A- —8M -ra »-.A . 4bU^i v^eaA pTOfessoT Of ifancheoter Driv©*In — For A 7:00 lb s Wortd TVaUfir TRANSMISSION The gosX ot the vewitjr of Oofmectlcut tn eenottrt after sebooL The girls will he1 but all.11 school board meetings electitag « w* w m * w a a' ^ . a hands were Me OBfe In Yninmniitto Dodd, D-Ooim. T:to Froiik OlOord f:S Speak Up Sporo FaUs muD to (D relitotate 875 000 of piace. assigned to troops nearest their are open to the public, and -g-. Siwj * DoUars More 10:00, A FIM- reduced to two cards. Bast had ^?^****ii®^.®**^ doctrine, spawned laat SERVKE he Board Bosxd of Bdueatton budg- The TEA notes the variety ocof own ocnom,school, uat a jaoerlater o»w.date. “what wu»i. iwrauneed to» thereu .^ to « h old ^ ^ momorv ^ her rrand- ®* DoDars 8:15. the queen of hearts and a ^ade. on ine futune of the 15- yg^r when the Soviets invaded Regular $160.00 while South had-- the tour of itomm 'Wtaidliam ragton at a din- CMchoelovakla, asserted that . Fartwr et. cut by the Board of Finance, «wrso tttlea imUcatee tha ran^ Ends Oourse special m eeh^ w l^ ** eon. Hie late Stanlev W I^ k ■cvAi'-y' OO hearts and a qpade. If Bast inar peeently at BaMwn Oon- Ru*rta has the right to inter- rawnraWnr to the giuup’s mokes- o< interests and requirements of Pfc. Richard T. Hirth, 28, son more harm than good. , Jr. bwnieiy Drug Arrests SPECIALISTS ¥i«_ with the queen of hearts, TECMKIUI'5 jnaettout State OoUege. Both vene in any aoKteUed BooteUat Cut and Styled By— iM« Vincent of Garnet *•>. faculty fartikltng courses of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hirth, BAG members feel 'Jiat ”a AOTOaUTK-^TASOtn BRJDGEFORT ______^___ lUdge Dr. taken in «fa»miitra- in irraiM Tolland Ave., rsoentty oomplet- hearing o t IMa type, wtHcli to (AP) Po- 3ouih would discard hto lOoventry and OolumUa ana tat- country. MANCHESTER PLUS ROD TAYLOR IN YOU M.WJIYS lelekeA IS O AK STREET Tlie reinatatement o f the 875.- UtUtoaUon, Methods and Mate*^ ed an electronics qieclaltot to dtocuM acfn ol proUem s, ctei hoe arreMed ttve men Monday and~win Hie last trTck w lft the ‘ohitaA in the Wlndliam ragton. Dodd aald tbe Senate ahoiild Monsieur Joseph of France ______Airport To Open night and charged them w«h ______of hearts.______M Bast dtocard- THE mOH OOBIMISSIONBB i Siwnlrtng on the ttylo, "The repudiate It and reaaaert tbe COO to felt "nrrnsssrj to pennit lals for tha CMted. Phlloaphy course at the Army Blgn^ only attract mulcontonts. dtosl WED. THE GREEN HMMB Downstairs From Ths Carriage House Sddon the edueattocuu'q^m toTro- of Racreattons Bervlow,"^^ School In FL Monmo^, NJ. dente, and any others who bo- YORK (AP) —A Pan a^ **^ r *whS •*>*3ead of rutthig, South jgroerih of Baatem Oonaectfout rt^t of aU nattona to u v f AT Trie Hs Speaks—French, ttallan and Spanish. :. and Boutiqua and tta eCfeota on Baatem Oon- land oonttnue its present ef- «*^ogy of the Bmottonally Die- Uew th^ toaw probtome, real Amcrtcan IVortd Airway -aatel- t^ey suspSrted was — eignty over their owR.affhin. to nettee said they suspected .jpMUout State OoUeg>e,” 'Bt. Onge ARTHUR DRUa Nine other aenaton ooqpon- feettvo program,’ acoonUng to Other counea etted were “ 8^* School he entered the or Imagkisry.’' hte port," desisned to trans- montilne ______Plant Physiology,______IhMar_____ alge- Army in September 1968 and The BAG further feels that port ^ rnnffriw-nrii from out- _ . I^Mhitad to the eduoottom l in- Bored the resolution. y The pettUens specHlcally call Kro bra, andutmi bavsex beduMtianA ibbMmm bmjiand #fam-bw,* comnletedcompleted iMsicbasic training at F t *uoh exposure in a pubHc meet- gpeas into Kennedy air- ,, walUnrtoit^jvWainoo Em- A Radfoaty for cMllng a town me^ttog to Uy Me. fog «»n '■only ramh in an ax- po,? m New Tork^^ will W M w k HaU • ”resdnd tbe vote taken at the A breakdown by sebool of The Unteeralty trema kTwering of mcnale in Hie open In Orsenwfofa, Conn., June ^ and David O om edy anmial town meeting. May 18, teachers oontfauiing their edu- awarde(l him a BA degree In achool system.” The teachers’ 2. Pan Am aaU MCnday. n,L.uj>LjLu bII RrUtamnriL H itI 1 said annual town meet- cation to Tolland High, eight June----- of-* 1988. group is jiMUrao' Mu*the Kmmi tojard to Am said there wUi be. BoTateiex, 22, au Of unogepon. Ing accqitod a budget aa pro- teachers; Middle Sdiool, seven ------the sdw didbig o f tt»e 14 tr^ps per day from Green- posed by the Board of Ftnance teachers; Meadowbrook, three iweetlng. and Instead redtorate to Keisredy. Greenwich of the Town of ToUand.” teadurs, and Hicks Memorial, Mrs. Thrasher its open meeting poiksy. have one of eight ”pMte” A t 7H)S-9 :1 0 The second portion of the pe- >hc teachers. The schoof board has not held tha* transport passengers S on . F r a n 2 ttUon cans tor the ’ ’isjectian Kfaidergaiten RegM ration PTA President a meettag ahioe receipt of the foto Kennedy. ot such budget aa submitted by Kindergarten and first grade BAG’S tetter, but win appenmt- wHl be located at the Board______ot Finance for th e registrations _ win be accepted . At tt»e Snai meeting thta ly g» ahead w«h Thursday's LaOuardla Airport; Garle Place BURNSIDE ty —i year July 1, 1989 to June d U>e Meadowbrook School to- school year of tbe Manchester night meeting hi spite of tbe fo Nassau Ooisity; Newark N J 590 BURNSIDE .‘.Vt EmST Tf Cr.:. 80. 1970, thereby resubmltttng morrow from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Green PTA. Mrs. Garrett b AC protest The OoMentry Fed- Attpoct; White Plains, N.Y.’ FREE PARKING 528 -3333 budget to the Board M Ft- To be eligible for kbidergaiten Thrasher of 80 Aroellla Dr. was oration of Teachers (OFT), the Weshdiestor ODunty, N.Y.; the nance tor reoonsideratian in a chUd must reach the age of inetalled as preotdent. official bargafofog group tor WiUianteburg section of Brook- light of the aetton taken by the Ave before Jan. 1, 1970. Oidy Taking office with the rwsw teachers, had no ofttctol com- jyn and the Hunts Point sec- “A FisIfUI of DoUsis" 5t85-Bil5 spectol town meethig.” Mudents not presenUy enrolled president are Mr. and Mrs. ment on Hie EAG letter, but tlon o f tt»e Bronx. ENDS TONIGHT “For A Fdw Dollsni Hora^ 1i06 The informally oegantoed in kindergarten need apply for Rkdrard Woodhouse, vice pres- at teast two members did in­ group, which has no name at first grade. They must reach Ments; Mrs. Normend Lederc, dicate agreement with the B A G ------TONITE TCMMHUBOW THE GREEN BI.IME WILL. BE HERB the present, will meet again the age of six before Jan. 1, secretary; and Mrs. Oscar Asa- stand, next Tuesday at 8 p.m. tn the 1970. - doorton, treasurer. . Ends Training lasumuoRo OomblMttan i H U - 4 J ■ k J. J I H I B STABini Hidts Memorial School cafeter- Parents must present proof Staiftey Worjcoskl, past Airman Richard L. NanUne, ’’IlsffUl of Ihollnnr lUBBk. • to. The meefting to open to the of birth date and vaccination at pneldent, officiated at the In- son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. “A Few DoDsm More” public with all interested per- the Ume.of regtotratian, accord- gfouatjon ceremony. Nardine, Twin Hills Dr., lus NfMtsMwr HUME" 6 tl5 sod 9 tl5 sons urged to dtend. ing to Meadowbrook School instatted wore these com- oomplst^ basic training at Wed.i 2 Top HHs Any resident IntaceMsd in Phtoclpal Donald Parker. mltteo chairmen: Mrs. Owster Lackland APB, Tex. Ho has BRiing or dtotributlng petitions Response to the previ^ y n^omBS, room mothers; Mrs. been assigned to Koeeler AFB, The caBliv tor tbe epectad town scheduled registration seesions aeybolt and Mra. Paul rtiusMiig m ay oontset s n y of the hss been poor with le« Dougan, legtriaUve delegates;------■ O f A j i i y foilawlng: Lamo, ILr. and Mrs. half of the m ^erated children WoJeOdd. library; Mrs. Harvsy Btouveit, Mr. and Mrs. registered to date. Gerald Port, fins arte; Mrs. I R I M U r 1BMC 8K* John M erto, Mr. and Mrs. John d a s s Rjotoert Bantly and Mrs. Robert Startes Wed. Ikids Tontto! wiu»tR>Q corror*hom Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie ot materials to te oidered hospitality. # 'j 7rt5-9:99 L-L^^.TflAmEAST “ Ctettly” Woods, Mr. Chartes Regan, ktrs. oot be knovm untU Also. Mra. Edwin Mlkch and ■i ‘OJVE wad LOVB” a t 7:45 Kanastfa Kaynor, Mr. and Mra. Hons have £^^***^~. Mrs. Robert Butterworth, ways PROTEST NOW! SAVE FREE T.V.—Sign PettOon Here. Ralston, Mr. end M rs. and m eahs; Mrs. Martin Rubdn Stuart Dantorth, Mr. and Mrs. Studeite re(p3ertfog ^ r ^ ^ ^ 2a CINfVtT.POK pr444ftf8 WUUam Swanback, Mrs. Loeiia berahtp; Mrs. John Gotv^ppolo, ^ i >u ) (« MoOarthy and Mrs. Mary Ann ®” ®® puMdclty; and Mrs. T hom as T t e 3 M m e L i v e A L i t y l e L » v e ; 1 1 j y y y e t e a F ob ^ 33avid Guasak, PTA Ooisi- PftNAVISION 14 Mf IHOCmOR Aocordlng to the results of a ®* 8 ” to 4 P-^. Mirawioy dedegatea. q f^ y l^ E s s racent questionnaire distributed nf grade gtee club, dl- to local teachers by the ToUand To qualify *'ootod toy Miss Nancy Harnoto, ^ean^^rodic Educaticn Aasociation, 67 per P~v*ded the program centorau ^of th«the ToUand teaching "““ , t hring ^ a promise . of. . em-„ ^ _____ ^ _____ ^ NIWIN.-.TON - _ Presents Her Students In on ALL oally te a moat valid cross day of Mrs. Abe Fortes has 66A U 01^ A# f f L i ^ 11 aamOTing,” according to TEA. League AuxUl^ Ends called off, the Washington BIRUN TURNPIKI Of those teachers working to- ToUand Boys League Poat reported today, Nl )t t TO TWO GUTS ond OR ANTMOOB 9 9 pays ward a graduate degree, toe Women’s Auxlltary hM The newspaper said a secre- majorlty wlU receive a Mas- ^ i ^enerfl °f In- tary to former Supreme Court Aoatenj AwMrd WattOiBDey>s "CUl o f. (JDantJL terest. Last year s profits of Justice Abe Fortes teleitooned Winner Beet Actrae Happy Family Comedy 3420 have been donated to toe dozens of guests Monday to In- Bnibm RtTfimnd "THE LOVE BCG” boya league to use as it sees form them the party is can- “ FTOWY CUBI/’ Color Color Evenings nt SM P JC Daily l:85Ad»548- ^anrl^rBtrr fit- celed. Fortes resigned from toe Bfnt Wed * tet 7 d 8 -8 M ------court last Wednesday under z m P.ML Bargain Hour Irth-giftJ Manchester Evening Herald congressional pressure for his t m * d tit p. Mon. thtnSa*. ^£m^mu5 l|praUl Tolland correspondent BeSte dealings with an im prisoned fln- 2 PaSUsbed Daily fUcapt Sundayi Quatrale, tel. 8 7 6 *6 8 4 5 . ancier. and Holidays at 13 Bissell Street The party at Fortes’ George­ Manchestar. Conn. (06CM0 ) ^ I i3-3irf . AKi ruinouLi GIANT ,4. ACRES Of T e i c ^ r i e 643*2711 town home has been an annual f AUDITORIUMS ^ G AU tRY ^ SEATS SCREEN FREE PARHISO Beoood CUm P ostal Pai^ Buckley Seats affair with the festive motif var­ biiinii>\ki-wri4iiirrin5iTfr-hr>nirrriTrti~nmfiiiinTnr’fii7iifi- -• SCaachevter, Oocm ied each year. • BUB8 CJUPTK[ON RATES Advance PTA Officers NO Wthdrawal NOTICE Payable In 4 One T e a r ...... 830.00 8U. IConiha ...... 15:00 Buckley School PTA will hold Ibree Months ...... 7.80 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ...... 2,60 its final meeting OT toe school NO MmilllUM DEPOSIT year tomorrow at 8 p.m . In t IK)NT FORGET THE ^NEW DEAL" ^ the school. 0 These 1959-70 officers win be M TUESDAY NIGHT BEFORE 9:30 P.M. NO MioiBUfli BNLANOE OHARiE YOUR Inetalled: Mrs. Philip Rich Jr., president; Otarles Rlemitls, PRESCRIPTION vice preddent; Ito. Richard t TONIGHT HERE LeMonds, secretary; and Philip THURSDAY Rich Jr., treasurer. Quarterly from DAY You DEPOSIT WE HONOR Fallowing toe installation. Superintendent of Schools’ Don­ 646-1700 ald J. Hemilgan will speak on "Innovations find Future Plans' tor Manchester.” Refreshments will be served by toe hospitality committee, Mrs. Gerald Gompasao, chair­ man. SUNDAY. MAY 2S Savings anchester White House Luncheon OF M CURTAIN 7 O'CLOCK WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. Member 0 | C Richard M. Nixon has given a f White House luncheon (or toe MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL flte Coavenknt Offiesa Swrvhv PINE PHARMAGY Senate Tsuites' Red Cross Group she headed when her husband 864 CENTER SOT. was vice president. Her guests Mondfiy Included TO Re s e r v e t ic k e t s t e l 649-0256ra-S29-8906 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR # DOLTON NOTCH MANOHBhTBR, CONN, Mrs. Spiro T. Agnew, wife of the vice president, and toe wives of STUDIO LOCATED AT 40 OAK ST. M f in OfRca, Parkada and Bolton Notch Opan Sat. 9 A.M. to Noon m . <49^14 two former vice presidents, _ Mrs. Henry A. Wallace and ' Mrs. Hubert H. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1909 PA£d 91V« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1909 Tr eat-Karbowski Carlin-Batsie Willett-rFaber Anderson-Sweeney Ruganis-Lewis , Miss Sbann Jssa KarbowSU Tbo aarrisge of MUs Magv at East Haven beoams ths c u r t M. Batata o f Manrtiestar St. Jwnw* Church was tb* Mias Linda Mary Lewis of Wide at Robert Vsnee Trest of Id ...... J. CrtUn at HetanoB ■c«m Saturday mocnlns ot tha Manebeater and Andrew Patar Manchester Saturday st Chrirt WM sotandsed Satordoy mom- nuuitace of MIm Katharlna Ragania o f Vemoa ewnhanged and Tha Epiphany Oiuroh, New Lola Fabar c< Manrhaatar to vowA^ Saturday morning at Can- Haven. tot St Brtdgrt Omreb. Bruoa Hadlay tvmatt of Baat The bride la the daughter at Tba hfids to a daughter ot H artionl ootdla Lutheran Church. The bride is a datighter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor -A Karbow- MT. and Mbs. wnuaim F. Batata H m bride- la a d a u g ^ r o( ski of Bast Haven. The bride­ Sr. o f 601 Tdtond TJiloa. Th^o Mr. and Mrs. Cheater O. Lewis ICr. and ICn. Bdwitrd R. Fabar groom is a son ot Mir. and Mrs. IsndBgrocm Is n non of oa| of 198 McKee Bt. The bride­ Mr. of S4 Nilea Dr. Tha brldagroom CUfford A. Treat of 88 Meadow ^ Mtaa. John Coilln of 182 Wob- la a aon at l i t . and Mm. Thur­ groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. IkUM. star Lh w . man WOlatt of Baat Hartford. Stanley A. Ruganls o f 39 Ridge­ The Rev. John A. Budding of Tha Rav. Thomaa Barry o< wood Dr., Vernon. Tbe Rev. Hany McBiien of Christ and 1110 Epiphany St. Brhlcst Ctaurch psrformsd St Jamea’ Church parformad The Rev. Joseph B. Bourret, Church performed the ceremo­ pastor of Concordia Lutfieraa the double-ring oannuony and the double-ling oeremony and ny. waa oalabrant at tha nuptial Church, performed the dotttle- was cHebrant at (be nuptial rlng ceremony. David Almond The bride, given In marriage Maai. Mra. Ralph Maoearona by her father, wore a full-length waa organlat and ac^lat. Bou- eras organist. The atUolst w a s The (side waa gtvim fat near- gown of chantlBy laba, dsnigned quata of blue,' pink and white Mrs. Stanley RedlMd. ttuga by her ftottnr. She wore The bride waa given in mar­ with fitted bodloe, long sleeves, « fuB-lsngth gtmn, deeigned camationa were on the altar. bouffant skirt, and chapel- m The bride waa given in mar­ riage by her father. She wore «l(h ohsntUty tooe empire bod­ a full-length gown ai aUk or­ length train. Hot elbow-length riage by her father. She wore veU o f Bilk ffluston waa attaeli- loe, long aleeveek A-Une todrt a full-length gown of Chantilly ganza, designed adtb peau ed to a crown ot pearls and o f eilk argamsA, and a detarti- lace over allk organaa, faahlon- d’ange lace bodice, bateau neck­ crystals. - able cbB|Ml-l«gth watteau ed with a detachalde train. Her line, A-Une skirt appllqued with Mrs. Bdward Karber Jr. of train. Her fingertip veil ot eUk bouffant veil of ailk Uluaion waa matching lace, and a chi^pd- Hamden, cousin of the bride, lUuaton wee attached to a crosrn arranged from a floral head- length train. Her elbow-length of pearls and crystals, and she veU of lace was arranged from waa matron of honor. She wore pieoe, and ahe carried a bou­ a full-length gown of yellow esrried a cascade b^uet of quet of red roaes and white a pearl and crystal trimmed chiffon trimmed with Venlse sweetheert rasse. camationa. floral headpiece, and she car­ lace. - hhs. Jerry Bergeron of Best ICre. Carl Lorentsen of Bol­ ried a bouquet of sweetheart Hartford, etatu of tbe bride,' rosea, stepbanotls and a white Brldeemalds were Mrs. Rich­ ton, aiater o f the bride, waa ard Daley of Bolton and Mlaa was matron at honor. Brides­ matron o f honor. She wore a orchid. Sara Treat o f Manchester, sto- maids were Mrs. Sandra Ifl- full-length gown of pink silk Mias Joan Lewis of Manches­ ten ot the bridegroom; and ohaud o f Msnobeater and Mra. faille and a matching headbow. ter, sister ot the bride, w as Irving Steonia of Bast Hartford, maid of honor. Her ftffl-length Mlaa Roaeann Esposito of Bast She carried a bouquet of match­ Haven. The flower girl was stators o f the bride; Mbs. Bhner ing pink camationa. gown of nils green chiffon ama Taylor of Coventry and Miss fashioned with bateau neckline, Mias Laurie BUen LenklewtoB Bridesmaids were Mias Ter­ of Hamden, cousin of Che bride. Annei May Oariin of Hebron, esa Faber and Mias Janet Fa­ empire walatllne accented white detera of ths bridegroom; and ber, both of Glastonbury and ’Their gowns o f orchid chiffon floral trim, and an A-line skirt. were styled to match the honor MtasBeiverty Bataleof Mancbee- cousins of the bride; and Mias She wore a matching floral ter, cousin cf the tsMe. Jeanne WUlett o f Baat Hart­ - ■'headpiece with veU, and she attendant’e. ford, sister of the bridegroom. Rldtoid Treat of Bolton, cous­ ’lbs attendants were aressed carried a cokmial bouquet of in cd (be hrldegrooim, served as alike In fUU-length gowns of The flower girl waa Mias Liaa maize color miniature cama- WUlett, of Litchfield, niece tions with streamers. bent own. IMiera were CUttord blue orgeiaa, taaManed with of tito brldegToom. Their BrktoEonalds wore Mrs. Nkfao- Thylor rhoto Treat Jr. ot Manoberter, asx)(b- oosrt ooOara and bock panels. blue gowns and beadbows laa Cappelluccl of Hartford, aia­ MRS. ROBERT VANCE TREAT w ot (be bridegroom; Blciiard They w o n matching heculptocea Daley of Bolton, brother-in-law were styled to match the hon­ ter of the bitds; ICss Karen with rells. Tba honor attendant MRS. JAMES DENNIS ANDERSON of the bridegroom; and Tbad- oarrtad a cclcntal bouquet of or attendant’s, and they car­ Hugania ot Vemon, aiater of the Kirtlands Wed 25 Years Khien pboco ried bouquets of matching blue bridegroom!; and Miss Talma deua KarbowaU Jr. of North yellow swetobeart roses, minia­ Branford, 'cousin of the brida ture carnatlans and baby’ s MRS. WILLIAM J. CARLIN carnations. Mkn Doreen Ann Sweeney The attendants were dressed Rinaldi of BiMiol. Their maize Donahue-Smith Mr. and Mra. A. Reginald morial Church, ,Washington, John Canton of Baat Hartford MRS. ANDREW PETER RUGANI3 ’The ring bearer was Donald breoiti. The bridesmaids carried and James Anderson, fuU-length gowns o f yellow gowns were Myled to Kirtland ot 152 Wells St. were D.C., by the Rev. C.B. Haw­ served as beat man. Ushers , ,, ^ aUk ongansa, fashioned match ttw honor attendant’s, - ^ I^enkiewlcs of HamdMi, cousin colonial bouquets of jrtlow min­ ing ojocesBortoe end a ooreege Lance Cpl. CuUn to serving! thorne. iature oamatienB and baby’s were Bdward J. Faber of Man- both of Manchester, were unit- bateau neckUnes, empire end they carried bouquets of best man. UMiers were RandaU mother wore a nile green dreu of ths bride. feted Sunday afternoon at a 25th ’They have a granddaughter, of green cymbhUum orchids. with the U.S. Mariiu Corps and After a moeptlon at Ibe breath. X/bako diester, brdther of the bride; ed in marriage Saturday mom- bodices, and back panels. They idle green mintature camationa D. Lewis of Manidieeter, brother and coat with matching acces- wedding annlveraaLry celebra­ Elizabeth Aim Phillips, who A receptkm for 175 was held recently returned from a 18- Gary WUlett of Utchfleld and Ing at St. James’ Church. ^ wore matching heatUicws with with streamers. of the bride; Bmest B. Higdon series. Both were corsages of Waalbervane Reeteuranl, Mt. tion at the home of Mr. and recently celebraited her first Mtas Down Mlcfaaud of Man- at the Viltage Lantern Bam. month tour of duty in Vietnam. MRS. BRUCE HADLEY WILLETT Oaimel, (be couple left for a . Chester, niece of the bride, w u Jach WUlett of Baat Hartford, The bride is a daughter of Mr. velta, end they carried baskets iQss Sherry Gutkowald of Bn- m of PKtaten, Pa., cousin of sweetheart roses. Mrs. Richard C. Jeitklna of birthday. For a motor trip to the Pooono brothers of the bridegroom; and flUed wKh daisies and Uue field, niece of the bride, was the bridegroom; and Wayne B. A racepthm tor UO was heW weddiftg trip tbrougbt tbe soulb- Mrs. Kirtland to employed as flower girl. Sbe wore a full- Mts., Pa., Mrs. CauUn wore a and Mrs. Thomas J. Sweeney eastern states. Scantlc Meadow Rd., South length blue chltfon gown Power for ALukans Keimeth Libby of Hartford. baby’s breath. flower girl. Her gown waa Gcehan of ’IWoottivlUe. ’The at the KofC Home. After a trip Windsor. a secretary at ’Travelers In­ navy blue dress, and a eddte Page boya were Martin Faber Jr. of 188 Mountain Rd. The MIcfaael Anderson of Mhn- Identical to (he honor attend- ringhearer wae James A. Lew- to Gape Ood, the couple wUl Mra Treat received her AS surance Co., Hartford. Her hus­ trimmed with white lace. Sbe coat, with red aLCcesaories and JUNEAU — Some 20,000 Al- degree in 1966 and her BS About 40 friends and relatives wore a matching headbow with and Ralph Faber, both of Man- bridegroom to a son of Mr. end hu bmtbor’a ant’s, and Mie carried a bekket to Jr. of Hartford, nephew of live in the TV>wn House Apts., attended the event, which was band to employed as a aervlce a corsage of red caumatioiu. eukans —mainly Undlotui, Bla- BloW'Larcheveque cheater and brothers of the Mre. JUmee J. ^ Anderson------of- 68 “™ *e**®r me]^i7 servea Uah^ as nia'were^Bri'ali oronier s fUted . with matee yeitew------mlnla-- , the bride. Vemon. Bod> Ml:,^ and ' degree In 1988 in tMiaineae ad- engineer at Communication V8i|f)and ahe carried a basket ’The couple will Uve In North klmoa end Aleuts —are to re­ mlntotration from ()ulnnipiac given by the Kirtlands’ son-in- bride. Pine St. T. ______Sweeney of ______Mancheater and______camathwa Mrs. Lewis wore an aqua Ruganta are employed at A^a law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Products in Hartford. The filled with yellow miniature oar- CaucUna. ceive electric service for the Mrs. Faber wore a yeUow lin­ Stanley' A. ''""isedsRugude Jr. of dreas dress and ooat wwith matoh^ life and Casualty Co., Hart- Ooltege, Hamden. Sbe wan oo- couple attends Second Congre­ notioni end dadstes. first tlm s under a loam allocatr ’The Rev. ’Thomas Barry of St. Barry E. Sweeney of New Butt- ndltor at tbe coBege newapaper William H. PhUllps of Meriden. Mrs. Carlin bai been employ­ en dress with matching coat Venmx served as Ills brother's accessories. The farldegroom’s . ford. ’The couple waa married May gational Church. IHerald photo John Carlin of Hebron served ed sm a secretary at Pratt and Uon of $8,206,000 Just made by Jamas’ Church performed the aln, l>rother8 of the bride; and etected to "Who’s Who and acceasorles. ’The bride- double-ring oeremony and was Robert D. Rooney of West Hart- < 18, 1944 at the Wallace Me­ by Bucelviclus.) os ids Imother’ s beet man. Uah- Whitney Dlvtofam ot United Air­ the Rural Bloetrleton Admtato- * groom’s mother wore a beige Among Students In American era were Gary GarUn of He­ craft Corp., Bauit Hartford. (ration. cetebraiA « t the nuptial Mass. fioa:d, colurta of the bride; Rob- Colleges end UMvenlties.” lace dreas with blue accessor­ Mre. Ralph Miacoarone was or- ert Hlbbert of Manmeeter, N.H., bron, brother of the bride­ ies. ganist and solofat. Bouquets of and Robert Anderson of West Donovan-Quinn Mr. ’Treat attended Rdbinaan groom; WUUam Bataie Jr. of 1?*«»>11 and blue came- StSiool, Went Hartford; Wlatkln- Mandweter, brother of the HaitOeld, Maas., both cousins of bride; BSmer ’Taykx’ of Goiven- the brldegrooim; and Paul B. son School, Bteomibrid; and Richard'Hills motor trip to Virginia Beam, Blon (N.a) College. He gradu­ try, brather-fai-law o f the bride­ Mrs. WUlett wore an off-white The bride was given in mai> Jones and Robert H. ’IhrMl, groom; end Jerry Bergeron 1961 C O M E T both cf Manchester. ated cum laude In 1968 from suit with blue accessories. After rlage by her father. She wore Qutonlpiac OoUege, recniviiig a and Irving Steonia, both of Bast June 1, the couide wUl Uve at a full»length gown of sUk organ- , Mm. Sweeney wore a pink BA degree In hintoiry. Hartford and bnothera-fei-law of S-22 MKXNt SEDAN 2885 Main St, Glastonbuiy. ai accented with peau d’ ange drees and coat with matcUngf (be bride. • AUTO. TRANS. Mrs. WUlett Is a 1968 grad- lace, designed with rtand-up col- anoeesfories end a pink orchtd. Mra. Be(aie wore a pMc chif­ uate of Manchester High School, ter. empire bodice, long sleeves, The bridegroom’s mother wore fon drere end a pink and wtdte • RADIO Mr. WlUetfrfc a 1966 graduate A-Une skirt, and detachable a mint green drees and coot laoe coot with white aocosaor- •GOOD WHEBI^ of Penney High School, Bast chapel-tongth watteau train. with matching accessories and les and a corsage cf pink cym- Hartford. Both are emjUoyed at Her elbow-length veil of sUk U- a yelloiw orchid. fakUum orchids, ’m e haide- Pratt and Whitney Division at liHion was arranged from a flor- After a reception at the giQom’s mother wore a trtFo Untted Aircraft Corp., Bast al headpiece, end she carried a Hedges In New Britain, the Unen dress and coot with motob- Hartford. bouquet ot stephanotis and couple left for a plane trip to ------orchids. Bermuda. After May 26, they Lights for Unity Miss Dariene A. Sweeney of will live at 21 Indian HUl St., fOK KENT WASHINGTON (AP) — The Miancheater, twin sister of (he Baat Hartford. 8 and 18 um. Mavis Pra- 800,000-member U.8. Junior ^as maid of honw. Mrs. Anderson to a graduate Jectera soisid er aK S: TED TRUDON. Inc. Chamber of Commerce wUl Bridesmaids were Miss Dehjre of Bast CatboUc High School 88 mm. sUdq pawjeetass. VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE luge Americans to turn on their Sweeney of Mancherter, sds- and Mary Ward * Secretarial WODON DMIO CO. TOLLAND TPKE^ -TALCOTTVILLE porch and car lights Memorial bride; Mtos Kathleen School. She to employed as a 787 MsM St.—’TeL iig M il Day weekend In support of the Anderson of Mancherter, sls- secretary in the purchasthg de­ Engaged President’s position on Vietnam, ter of the bridegroom; Hiss partment at Pratt and Whitney the organization’s president has Kathleen Flannety, Mtos Rita Division of United Aircraft The engagement' Mias Y told Presldont Nixon at the M. Coighlln and Mtos Bemlce Corp., Bast Hartford. Mr. An­ ^laron Rutti Sabol ot StretftNnd White House. Coughlin, all of Middle Haddtam derson la a gn:aduate of Man­ MIBHABLB DW N WATOH ■■ / The demonstration is Intended and cousins o f tho bride; Mtos chester High School. He, to a to Gary Louis Hecud of Man­ as a natkmal show of imlty, Mary V. Sweeney of Wethera- member of the Connecticut Na­ chester has been announced t v WendeU B. Smith, 36, Saginaw, field, cousbi o f the bride; and tional Guard and to em ploy^ her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John UMBONDITIONALLY SUARANTHD MliUi., said to Nixon during a Miss Andrea BUason of Thomp- at Sears Roebuck Oo. at the Jt Sabol of Stratford. vlslt Monday. sonviUe. Manchester Shopping Parkade. rt/ Her fiance la the son of Mrs. tag-Tofan photo POR 3 WHOLB YBARB Loula Heard of 281 Henry St Engaged and the late Louis Heard. , If our 3-year Unconditional guarantee gives you Mias Sabol is a graduate of K V- TtsB engagement of Mtos confidence in Michaeis Own Watch, think of the Spencer-Senna ‘BunneU High School, Stratford. 8ohall«r iihoto Sharon BUzabeth Herrgen of confidence we have in it to make such a fabuious She is a junior at Upsala Col­ Stamfoid to Bruce Khowles offer. Fqr men and women, $39.75 to $1500. lege, Bast Orange, N. J. MRS. GERALD MICHAEL DONAHUE Mtos Linda M. Senna cf Man- H. Sabol of Stratford. Tbylor of Manrtiester has been ohester and Timothy B, Spencer, Mr. Heard, a graduate of The marriage of Miss Laura The attendants were dreased announced by her mother, Mrs. William W. Herrgen of Stam­ of Wapping were united In mar­ Manchester I^ h School, Is also Lee Smith of Bast Hartford to alike In fuU-length eleeveleas gowns of pink linen with match­ ford. She Is also the daughter riage Saturday monilng, May a Junior at Upsala CteUege. Gorald Michael Donahue of 10, at Our Savior ^Luthsran The wedding la planned for ing floral headpiece. of (he late WUUam W. Herrgen, Manchester waa relemnlsed who was formerly affUlated cMiehm& Church, Wapping. ths summer of 1970. Robert P. Donahue of Essex JEWEIER8-8ILVER8MITHS 8INCEi900_ wlte Baton, Tale and Towne, The bride to the daughter of Sitturday noon at St. Rose Junction, 'Vt., served as his Inc., "Rye, N.T. Downtown Mancheater 958 Main Street Hieald fiboto Mr. and Mrs. Dallas G. Setma Church, Blast Hartford. brother's bert mdh. Ushers MRS. PAUL WILLIAM BLOW ot 81 Pioneer Ctrete. The bride- Ths bride Is a daughter of were Herbert Sargent of Man­ Her flanoe Is the son of Mr. groom to a aon of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Smith chester and James Doering of and Mra. Donald B. ’Taylor of Miss Carol Ann Larcheveque St Matthew CHturti performed Daniel B. Spencer of 7 Bene­ lANSby photo o f Blast Hartford. ’The bride­ Rocky HUl. 47 Clyde Rid. HU father is as- dict Dr. . Boclatod with Pratt and Whit­ and Paul William Blow, both of the oeremony. MRS. ROBERT BARRY DONOVAN groom Is a aaa at Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Smith wore on orchid Miss Beverly Blow of ToUand The Rev. Ronald B. Brbe of Robert J. Donahue of 90 Cooper color ensemble. Tbe bride­ ney Dlvtsion of United Aircraft TVriland, were married Saturday was maid of honor. Bridesmalxto Our Savior Lutheran Church HUl Bt groom’s mother wore a mint Corp. in Middletown. X MUm Atm Outstlne Quinn of and Lt. Lewis Glass of Robins Mtos Herrgen to a seniDr at IF YOU’RE UNHAPPY afternoon at St. Matthew were Mrs. Frank Logan of performed the double-ring cere­ Maxwell. AFB, Ale.., and Oapt. AFB. Ths Rev. James Hickey ot S t green drees. Church, ’Tolland. Rockville and Mtos Linda Lemek mony. Mtos Sandra Wiese was Ross Church performed the A receptian for 150 Was held Douglosa Ooilege of Rutgors Butler x tv S o Robert Barry Donovan of Rob- A rec^itlan for 160 was hrtd at University, New Brunswick,. The bride to the daughter of of ’Tolland. organist. * ins ATO, Ga., wteie wed Sebn^ the MaxweU AFB O ffioen' Club, double-ring ceremony and was at DePasquale’s Restaurant, MRS. PETER J. RICHARD about the Hi^h Cost of Family Insurance Protection The bride was given In mar­ celebrant at the nupUal Mass. Newington. Fbr a plane trip to N.J., and will graduate in June. 2 Thomas Dwlre of ’Tolland Rosario Larcheveque of Goose day noon at Osupel 2 Max- 3%e couple will Uva In Pboenix, Kie plane to teach In the faU. \ ■ - 8 served as best man. Ushers riage by her father. She wore weU ABB. Aril. . Ths bride was given In mar­ Bermuda, Mra. Donahue wore a Lane end the late Mrs. Blanche a full-length gown of silk or­ keUy green and white dress, Mr, Taylor is a senior at Rut- Mias Deena Hills and Peter Maureen Davis of Glartonbury, were Frank Logan of Rockville Tbe bride to a daughter of bride and bridegroom am riage by her father. She wore Lord Larcheveque. The bride­ and Allan Palmer ot Tolland. ganza accented with Chantilly a fuU-length gown of silk organ­ with matching coat. The couple "gers University. He wlU also J. Richard, both of Manebeater. ^ Mr., and Mrs. Ratoert E. Quinn offleere In the U.S. Air graduate in June, and 'wUI be . . Mioo Patricia Powersv both of groom Is the son of Mr. and A reception was held in the lace, designed with bell-shaped za accented with lace brocade wlU Uve In Bloomfield. exchanged vows Saturday ’Their gowns and siev es, A-Une skirt, and de­ of Kensington. The bridegroom Donovan attended employed by Internathmsd Mrs. ’Theron” Blow of Goose church Parish Center. The cou­ f to the son of Mr. and Mre. David “S. ‘ Aquinas High *nd fashioned with an *^A-11 n e Mra. Dpnahue is employed as monilng. May 10, at St. Bar- picture hots' were styled to tachable cathedral-length train. a dental assistant for Dr. Bid- Businestf MacMnes. Lana ple will Uve In Ventura County, J. Donovan of 85 Alton St. Srimol, New Britain, and rtl- akirt and train. Her . elbow- tholomew’s Church. <■ match the honor^ attendant's. Her elbow-length veU of allk length veU was arranged from ward Ladaa hi Hartford. Mr. An 'August wedding to plan* CUT IT The Rev. Clifford CurUn of Calif. Lt. Col, Jrim Keohane, degree from The bride Is a daighter of Mr. and they oarriod' cascade bou- Uluaion Was arranged from a a floral headpiece. Donahue, a graduate of the ned. I crown of roses, and she carried 'chaplain at Maxwell AFB, of- O'*™*” Unlveretty of-America, and Mrs. Arthur Hiils of ISO queta of simUair ftowera. ficiated at the military wedding. ^•■W’igto^' D.O. Before Join- Mim Patricta Smith of Bast University of Vermont, to doing a colonial' bouquet of carnations, graduate work at Central Ckm- HALF TO AFFORD BUROPEH Greenwood. Dr. The bridegroom Gary ' Etopeltn of Rocky HUl Savings Bank Life Insurance 0 Hartford, statiu: of the bride, roses, and daisies. He performed the douWe-rtag. wqa of honor. Bridnnnaids necUcut State OoUege. He to Vienna — An international is the lion of Mr. and Mrs.- Nor- served ais tost man. Urtiers Miss HoUy-Ann Spencer of ceremony and was cetehrant at High, School. travel authority predicts that man Richard of 13 Cedar 8t. were Thomaa Quinn, Lee Dion Insures fhe Whole Family Oto nupUal Maas. Ofcjpf. Donovan is a graduate of were Mra. Jerome Smith Tar- emoloved by the Hartford De­ Wapping, slater c f the bride­ ilftvlUe, alater-ln-law at -the partment of Health as a supeiv by 1970 halt the U.S. popula­ The Rev. PhUtp Hussey of St and Dennis Dion, all of Man- groom, was maid of honor. She Lorinc photo Tba bride was given in mar- 'J?*’*****f"‘ School and tha bride; and Miss Blaine Carragh- visor In the housing code en­ tion wUl have enough !tyare in­ Bartholomew’s Churrti p ^ orm - C h ester, and Peter Hardtag of af One Low Price j wore a fuU-length empire gown rtaga by her father. Sbe wore a er of Bast Hartford. forcement come to auCford to tour Burc^. ed the double-ring ceremony Hartfoml. of yeUow chiffon, fashioned with Engaged full-length gown of Ivory peau ftownM a narigator on over and waa celebrant at the nupUal Mrs. HUls wore a peach color 64^1700 short sleeves. She wore an el- de sole, designed with high vie- missions In Vlet- Mass. Harry K. Carr was or- drees and ooat with a corsage bow-length ^Uow veil, and ahe The engagemjent of IBos torian neckUne, loco sleeves ganist and sofoist. A basket, of mintature white roees. .ORMAL carried a bouqust of daisies. Kathleen M. O’NIeUl to Herbert conilng to potato at the wrlsto, fiUed with white spring ftowers bridegroom’s mother wore a SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Bridesmaids ^fere Mtos Carole CONTACT LENSES HEARING AIDS waa on tbe altar. turquoise dreas coat with Avery and MUa RocheUe Claing, L. u o r t . ““ SJiiS'SSJT The bride was ^ven in mar- a gardenia corsage, 928 Main St., ManchMter, Cknin. 06040 . . . WE RENT IT . . . been ennounoed by her peranto, manUUa of talk iUuslon waa «% - GdttinclisnisRT both, of Manchester. ’Their mint riage by her father. She wore a a receptkm for lOO was held Pl«ajM send details about Savings Bank Lif« Inaanuuta Family green gowns and veils were Mr. and Mra. Arthur L. O’NslU od -with moUdiing lace, and she Udty Yn I , \ • Closed All Day tuU-length gown of silk organza at Piano’s Restaurant, Boilton. n a n . styled to match the honor at­ of 641 Dart HUl Rd. oorrled a vtotorian nowegay of accented with Ventoe lace and a For a motor trip to Whshing- ALL FORMAL WEAR IN tendant’s, and they also carried Her fiance to ths son of Mr. GtasUglit wtohea to ooo- manUUa of aUk Ulusion edged ton, D.G., Mra. Richard wore a bouquets of daisies and Mrs. Lewis J. Lloyd of . ^ MaxweU gratulate yeu on your en- Idonday with matching lace. She carried beige dress and coat, STOOK AT ALL TQfES! Daniel S. Spencer of Hart­ Thmii Rd. served as maid of honor. FMrtmnf. We now tmve a cascade bouquet of miniature Mrs. Richard la employed at ford served as his brother's u< — A ^ Briaesmoidb were Copt Corine eocorilent Banquet FtooUi. rosw, carnations, iilles-of-the- Aetna Lite and Casualty In- best man. Uriiers were Robert Hunger, U. K a tb e ^ ^ VUtaoo ttas tor jmur pre-mqrtid June-July-August valley, and stepbanotls. sunance Co., Hartford. Mr. Genovese of Mancheater and ■Uower or wedding recep­ Mtos Donna M. HUls of Man- Richard is going on active duty Malcolm CampbeU of West ployed as a dental aartstant at jagxwell AFB ■/ 7 V tion. Wetas now oooept- ohetter, sister of the bride, was with the Marine Corps .Stats .Z ip Code Hartford. Uta attandonta ware draosed Amerlcu Heritace piioto ‘tag boolitaga was makt of honor. She wore a Reeerves. Both' attended Man- Mrs. Senna wore a deep pink stein In Rodoville. nuutary white ftiU-length gown of lavender or- cheater Community College. " dress and ooat with light pink MRS. TIMOTHY B. SPENCER H r. Lloyd, also a graduate with floofQengtb aUits. - I HUN’S SHOP Optical Style Bar, Inc. gaksty over chiffon, and a ------accesaoriea and a corsage of of Rockville High School, Is em- Mtos BUaaheth ()tdnn ot Keor matriikig picture hat. She oar- LIBRARIES' NEED IMB0EN8B *Ths HarvM of Main Street ” Ught and dark pink carnatlans. trip to the Berkahires, Mra. ployed os a bookkeeper at ths ployed at HamUton Standard stagton, ototor of tbe bride, waa Gasfighf rted a; basket filled with lav- WASHINGTON — The U.S. M l ■ MT Main Street Tile bridegroom's mother wore Spencer wore a Ught yellow Comiecticut Bank and ’Trust Coip., Windsor Locks. Ho to flower girt 'Hhadieeter, Oaonsetleut ^ 763 M A IN STREET— M AN CH ESTER. C O N N . ender * and yellow miniature office of Education esUmatea *'• ( a Ught pink dreas with match­ dresa which she had fashioned. Co. Mr. Spencer attended serving with the lOSrd Fighter Ciqit Kettfa W. (jelger of b b s t a u i u n t carnations, daisies and s t ^ that $1.6 blUlon would to need- ing accesaoriea and a corsage The couple wlU live in Glaston­ rsraOUUSTS Bf FORMAL WEAR RRNTALR” South Windsor H^h School. Ho Group of the Connecticut Air Robins AFB served ew so Oak K , Mansheator PH O N E 643-1191 hanoUs. ed to stock school libraries to Savings Bank ^ of Manchester of deep pink carnations. bury. la employed by the Stats of National Guard. man. Itohsns were Capt. Oeoege Bridesmaids were Mlaa the extent the American Li- A reception waa held at the Mrs. Spencer, a graduate of Connecticut Highway Depart- No date has been araiounoed Garaon and LL Roiiett Bng- Ptoone OtS-OOOS Bileen Mack of Hartford, Mias brary Association recommonds. Army-Navy Club. For a motor Manchester H i^ School, is em- ment for the wedding! land, both of MaxweU AFB, MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, BlANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1968 FA*a.. ' M:-P day in June, la aae of coareix* ^ ?** *“ • ^ Commons, a meeting wttl be ii'on’l begin picking up heady and tnUnti- ing pressure and crunch which ^ ^ arrangs for the recef>- ry Blgan, April Mott, Deb- ttgn following graduation. "U has 8in»;'*0!»Tr> ■» Su'-Tflb rating Ideas, even when it has Just seen nmrmally iqierate to drive all SkytaM-i la fAnmfr- one of its f^lowf aatelUtes putdshed for problems and . dedatona in ...... iiw:h irregularities. toward some central fUnnM ““ A**®" o t the Juntors to plan from which aolutlans finally ha- There hks not yet been developed — Calvin C^xdldge, Joseph Cam- peoenthui. o n . s&a,-h ^ ^ g in to isaue. jCEIItK--. 'p^rh.apg imfortunatoly from some points bolatl, Mark Houle, Michael m yaare. It has been the .1 ! ' of any poUUcal creed more This may be a normal year. Oberlandeitr^-end Alan SchuRs. - to .'-.V'- .!t -aim’ll custom to havs a chairman sel­ •ni*. There are Instinctual lawa of Altematee are Susan Core, I f you want a savings plan i- at alluring than that of being able to be to Ujb «*■ of rw-. ■ '<• ected from each at the towns l«labM cj-.-Ul.'l To . •‘ (M - yirtir own unan in your own countiy. It legtolaUve behavior and move­ Karen Mukler, Karan Prentice, to assist the general chairman •d Ii\^ o n p«prr w-. Henry Dombrowakl, Stanley m is a useful creed to have SLround when ment perhi^M more fundamen­ in this prqjeot. Aleo methera AJl rliilU of ,.y). : ei>er.Vi- )1H tal than the parUcuIar tamper Raonca and William Smith. paKtef nei-v !p it cornea to blocking the growth of of students srteoted tor Boys’ or personnel of any partloular The students were selected by and Oirls’ State Imve taken u Th« ffetiaid P. g CV emptres, totalitarian or edberwise. Per­ session. ■UMlf the faculty as posaeaslng out- active pert In the activity, ■uTOM »o flna-n'’ . ^• haps it does less for civlUzation when It standing character and leader­ pmoal arrtT" nf .Democratic State Chairman BbepetsMs Incwrad by the re­ r other re tainit Vnjtr . hr-Ip« block the development, of some ship quallficatkms, Thoee John Bailey, in the role of the ception are completely ixtder- nine BeraJd. getnrine international order which trie.s selected miut be Interested fai erventual central funnel toward -wrltten by the PTOA, tberatora, that’s guaranteed at 5% for Bubaorlhar to C to Hiiltstltute "■world” for "oountry." government, maintain a satis­ which all problems should evsn- the critical need is tor woman- ton P ^ N pW 3en- _ factory acadmlc average, be Flill pBrvfr» olkr i ‘ tually converge and from which power. Mbtfaera of JtBiora are PublMins Tiepr . r '1 of a cooperative nature and KaUieto* Spt'ial '■•■•. all solutions should eventually ashed to help. eacn. DotniHl an- But W h y ? recelVe their clearance, hae to exert a poeitive influence. 'The purpose of Boys’ and Nicaragua Visitors KEMBBR ATOIT Bl'r. ••nA- li. a sense the Portn.s case now belongs play the odds that the final be­ Miss Oerol Hagen, c»cbalr- TIONS.______havior of the I960 Legislature QiilS' State ia to teach the to literature, not Journalistic commen­ mnn of the Tolland Ootmity In- will be normal. He wlU be watt­ youth of today constructive at­ Dtophir a«fT-ynl’ltiif i tary or Oongneswional piety. Beyond all temaittonal ITarm Youth Ex­ Pw Mor 1=. ■ ing for It to reallM that all ita titudes totlrard the American I Par ^cadav - J ; thi! (meat questions' about the future of change (IF Y E ) Oonunlttoe, is Ptor wedne^to ■ various messes are in need of form of government; to empha- years...compounded the Court and the ethical hypocrisies in % JVit Thu-' :i. ■ professional attention; he will be aise that democracy has a great hdping ooordnate a fam ily Hv- our politioal life, there remain-s the hu- FVr PVioov < r waiting for It to come to the ' need tor intelligent, well-in­ Ing experience for a girl from JOjr patuiva) ’ nxan drama that can only be imagined doctor, driven by its own final formed cltisens, and to have Ntoaragua. Marla Velly Del­ pubiroAtJon. . i*. and belongs to the domain of the poet. gado is a young lady about 2B anA MoMay j>i;'4!c realisation it can’t cure Itself. clean, boneat and impartial T i » Ftortas resignation under fire is government responsible to the years old, intereated In bome- unprecedented In the Court's history. . There are, however, some w ill of the people. msMiig and rurad youth work. But tl«e spectacle of a major public danger signals which say that Thera la a $60 fee for each She works with a oomporsible 4- figline suddenly brought down and over- this may b e one session which H program and will be In Tol­ . The Next Suinct.; ‘ourt student In the program, end this wl'telmed -in pstrt by his o^yn belief at doesn’t, at the end, develop la funded by otgeudxaUons and land County from June 14 for a son’s sense enough to put itself trust­ •Rwoe whj fe«r -r *i-. ^ iiope a critical moment that he wa.s in-vulner- indivlduala in the three towns through July 28. If any Rham ingly into the hands of Dr. Bai­ p-U»t Ppesddmt Ntx<.v v.ill i Jo- to tljc able — Is a recurrent theme of tragedy. of Andover, Hebron, and Mlaxl- families are Interested In being WTien the man is as gifted a.s Kortas, ley. It may prefer to try to a family to thia girt tor two or BuiirAm* Ouart two doft-Ptt+r r:otit»erv»- cure Itself. It may even prefer borougli. and has ta s t^ so many delights of both . AlliMlo Awards three weeks, they may oanGaot Uve oppotatments wbicit v. ' rovi • the tower and eminence, there is a special Just to stay sick, siok, sick. Miss Hagen of the TVdland Coun­ •trend" o< Uio Court Oi r r.^t >'c?iro The Annual Athletic A-waids dimension of agony .and b,afflement In One of the normal pressures Dinner Is scheduled tor Satur­ ty Agrlculitural Center In Rock­ nre bottj, it Beoms to us, RrortrK Uv- the rpectacle. which would be pushing deci­ day eA 0:30 p.m. In Rham’s ville. ■ true foresee of ntir tbiie. Not long ago he was confidante and sions in toward some central cafeteria. This festifve occasion, Cheerleaders The cfinnps thot -S ■ * ^ ’ ct the Iru-rted counselor to a Presjttent of the point would be the existence of which honors an Rtaam’s •vor- The toUowIng girls have been education, a daughter’s Stqircine Onurt, ; s,—.■■ i- -im United States., Now his public life ends an enemy legislative pewer nu­ slty boy and girt athletes, man- 0«**«ted tor nmt year’s Var- the Supreme Court, in oar Uuv tir.si not without !iny true quality of either merically strong enough to be agera, chserleaders and major- Ctoeerleadkig Squad: Bon- majesty or martyrdom, but rather 'with • itocegoorUy origlnou- feared. We do not believe It ettes Is made possible by the Bn»eH, Sherry Bnxiell, a giqdging confe.ssion couched in tor- Much of the tiinr ilv Oouif possible to calculate how much efforts of Ihe PTSA. The gen- Karan Horton, turtal Uuigtiage of rationalization. In the Dr. Bailey really misses the old- eral ohstrman of the event Is Kslhy Horton, Donna Keener, vwia toDowtog-, T'.o' t:.« ■ . " ' ' S ’ loneliness and despair, he must be wise time Republican House of Rep­ Miarlan Cello who Is a veteran Karen MushT, Debbie Bears, but .the i- cnougli to realize that the W.story books resentatives. • 1 at this operatlan and has es­ and altermte, Osrol Vashakf- ing and oori.“- -Us 'a'- ‘ o f '-n will remember him not for his learned tablished It as a succesaful an­ Bhy. manage U> affect U* us . ■ .lijny words or dedicated deeds, not for dis- Another of the normal pres­ list'See "Oltver" wedding or any other nual tradltian. sures which might be helping nations ond ma.".; etiUni ; nl tlie - lU-' tingul.shed public services and private The feWtured speaker tor the Apprcodmsitely 180 eieventh Dr. Bailey’s traditional end of generosities, but for the melancholy cir- evening win be John Toner, and eighth trade studenie at­ genera) moment in hisi. the session practice would be cum-sfarwes .oirrounding his reluctant well-known toottxdl mentor at tended the fifan, "OUver,” In When there 'ia such ■ runni". ,, the existence of political am­ exit from a dreary affair. the University of OotmedUcut it is conceivaWe tnal' a s -^iourx bitions he alone could honor and Newtogtnn on Wednesday aflmv The .pjoment of digpiity that might have and now also dirsdtor of sllfleit- made of conserx’atlvt .J 1 ".(I 'iber- satisfy. There are political am­ noon. The field trip was am uig- graced his de]«arture—and for which so Ics Bit tX3onHe n; Ai c ' h?vr bitions around, all right. The ed by David Nagel. Asalstiiig a) ptoneertnjr. or > many of his friends had hoped--eluded M n. CdUo says that there Is trouble Is that there is no visi­ as ohapenones 'were M rs. Karen ofai pinjluce consci-v.,:".'.’' ti", :'}ts him when he decided to quit rather than an urgent need for h ^ to os- Korn, Mm. Alice Mbkrewslry Courti’-sy Xatiisial Ontl-rv >>f Ci' cVn-.tiiiunon. ble way "In which Dr. Bailey future need... Conceivably. Ut - Su;', -=u’d ask for a public hearing. There were seems able -to satisfy them sist tel deocrafing to r the din- m i Thomas JukanL have produced .. --'..4 ' . nil- R.Hny who dreamed' until the end that ner and fOr serving end dean- PROFILE PORTRAIT OF A YOl'XC. MAN 13Y iMAS.-: t !tJ ' even if he should decide any of lie would prc.ss for such a confronta- ings it has prtKj'.U'' j f . ' !. d 15 them might be worthy of atten­ big up fdlowteig the dinner. tUm. confound his accusers and at least yenrs if Its pi?rti ;1 i ■••or.’. tfie tion. Rather, he himself is part Also, St least 20 gMs are need­ le.'ivc a test.-unent to which they could ootwervaUve Im ’,- 6 o- t■ l. of the party structure which Is ed to serve as hostesses. It any­ i-,lly. I’ resumably this w.as the course one cen lend, a bond In tlile, Looking •'ahei-jd. 1; ■-•-jn sitting on the lid of ikarty ad­ h- Wii.s weighing during the long in­ Herald project, Mrs. Cello sboUM be elusions even Tnore ’ -'d * ; •’ < -i',*? By Ro^rland Evans ,Ir. vancement, letting a whole as­ terim l)ofor«- liis decision. sortment of candidacies uid called. ■ "f, If *A'- I’i-'- Wolfson ■ (and his attorney) would taljt Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago welcome neoct year’s aevetUh in 1 crude effort to win .some modifica- FTnally, this Legislature shows be found doing very ;-u k :'. d' -H"- -r Tin- FVev, Karl Richter rounds graders. Thto Is part of the ori­ lioii of Wolf.son’s pri.son sentence, and Report disturbing signs of beginning to teuptlieot the furron- cut eleventh year as pastor of entation program to acquaint ,si>cli out tlu’ gaudier details of the orig­ believe some of its own propa­ the past 15 j-e'fs. t ’Tmrordia Lutheran Church. the newest members wMh inal at riingenicnt between Forta.s. and Wr\i>HINGTON — It has now Diplomats here and at the UN If tho Syrian-controll'd .V| ganda about Itself and its risli the pre' aspoct.s about the fa.shioi\ in pressures on Syria have ac- the.se iuesurances, .some 7 0 Years Ago beginning to evolve from this a A toUowup on this program Uve hy lat>r: for Lh, that some Syrian-trained canm- Iwbane.toJ politiciaiw privately sihich the .Administration "sweated" , ixjmpLithcd nothing. To tjie con­ Christie McCormick, chalr- mystique of its own infalli­ wUl bs made when the mem­ mandas In southern Lebanon ttre feel that the only jvcour.s*- will still not ps-. ^’i- once Wolf.son opened up are trary, Syria’s decision to look ■inan of the Board of Educatlcm, bility. Who, in such case, would bers of the giildanoe department wuy of ch:i' -s -v ur. .’ tr.iclivc. But would imy admin-lstra- actually regula/ Syrf.an .army for help in the ciunp of Rus- would be for Ismel to iiioun’. a i.'ivors education budgets being need a dull, literal-minded end tba principal visit the re­ last 15 yeas . ■ t.ou have behaved very differently In soldiers in comm.ando imlform-s, .slabs mortal enemy is proof that major attaek in the Mt. Heririon submitted directly to Board of Bailey? And who needs a doc­ gion’s schools In early June to are.a, blocking the iiifiUr.'.iion tor? Wtiat hl-ior> •• i' . iin.;; with a political adversary? The raising thei mast serious alarm Syi ia has no more intention of l.prcctor.s rather, than through discuss the program and answer route.s between .kvn;. and L-.: ■ Suprenif O- .i ■ ■ 'liy.iU iy Is in Fortas'. ap]»aivnt 9s- accepting any .solution that the general manager. questions which the dudents over Syrian intentions In the might pome out of the Wa-sliing- banon. \-ery cl<- - : that his first, unrc.sponaive have conoernlng Rham. • n; c . the Life di.-.closure would bollbig Middle , E,ast. loii - Moscow settlement efforts Thus the !*eeimfy of vuln-r sliinKlnir. ‘'i ■ A Thoaght for Today A program for the parents of ,M up, iiiKi that tile hot pur-aiit -would ■ Osten-sfbly, the Syrian-traified th.an Lrael herself. able I^bdnon, with it.s h:ii entering seventh graders will be WINDOW Suyren’. Todiiy in History SpooBored by tlie Maiudiester u dly ' .ilnindoned by a . |Tolitically commando.s, called -A1 Soiqa, : a.mid ti.- a r.ulional ctilam- not-have is Uie right to g-.' un- In 11M3, during World War n, and example was absedutely '. '. ;l‘ .\scncd give Mr. Nixon carved out knep-nt Syrian ter­ eommiHaio.s for weeks, trying ch-allenged. the l.Tnited States and Britain new. No one had ever loved ritory IS a hjmel-.i'u.t for Chris­ VERNON i'.'.' 'c 'V l.kblibh ,1 comeiva- to work out a deal permitting ratified a treaty abolishing ex­ men as He did. ■ -'n.;. i-,',;.'■ on the Cc'Urt. Most tian A r .s ^ • a small number to sUay on Ok- —l-iooiiard Kriegel, a.ssistmd tra-tv rrllorial rights in China. This could be the reason for Tel^hoiM 644-2424 and si72-0584 th.'il the-first levcUi- Tlijf-nPoi'e ortjuxlox 1 ouiiuando ■ liort t-r. but with gusrantee ■ that (irofessor of English at tlie J'n ■ llMi'J Bre.sident John, F. so much unrest in the world li. v. 'I,?-!! -.uffu-bent to-incito ijuiis In .'outiifi I .ebahon be- tiiey, will neither attack Israel (Ity Cdlb-go of New Tort, Kennedy spoke at a rally of eld­ today — some men wUl not fol­ ai ras.s' Uie border — exposing charging iiniversltles wlOi iii- Fort l.-T had Ix’e 1 Tong to .1 ; Fiiah whose leader, erly persons at New York’s low His precepts and examples. Yasir .Ar fr.: r.'. opnized Leb.'i 'on to ' Israeli reprisals - tellei-tiial dlsboife-,iv for I'- .'-iadi.iiqri Squ-q.re Garden during is a wise choice. • F'Ui.i.s' „wn 'self- boss of . . ■Tin- tibeiei- act- h.T used to T'. h- in Leiianon'.s towing' to hlOT'k inil-:- iriye L^j pet Congress to pass Rev. Vincent J.’’’Flynn ■ ■ 'ir.c'. ttv long tla'y.' *bv, tion or,. . ■ .I'.P ',‘ 11- chief ‘ troubltyj {xiUtipal wa'Jer.s.. mand-s. a,, -medicare bill. 8t. James’ Church . ,- -Tn I - eatf tiial by. >tar.d- ■spoK-.sin; ^r’dlion ar.d . ■to. • ■rnhliirg hV omission .'ll half r.-‘ i" ■ oimecUon— . : J e .ih .v Jiberai. hlii-rtarian refugees or sons v>f refuigees.. w’ycii in- !ni,.< often siKiken Mosb.jof ‘ tie Syrian-trained At. HARTFORD NATIONAL (JROWTH BOND oil ,ll'e Oiuri, Yet in the .■ Soiqa Jkignmandois also‘are Pal- '1' :r -V'd nothing cxciepl to .con- e.stlnlan ^Wiigewv—but' life, fact CERTIFICATE OF OEPOglT iMcOi iu- wari'.ing' "Oli .adiat that some o^' iiiejn axe fe.vTian ISSUE DATE- ed w, b '.VC ■ wC.'c.'e, first regulars . oontirhi.s • th<> rising 'V,. \ ’ i; hi • lh ,s-:\ e ', .suspicion - in Beilji^iuid 'here ■uAX a v \ ORIGINAL , I ■ VI g-. r - lint'.th.in l-\)i'tas . ■ tbit SyHii'.- real ■ g.atne is to SOCIAL SECURITY OR IA .S . I D « MATURITY It is me.mory and ..destroy Lehai.-n'.. " . . ''A >, DATE----:— ; ,l..c N'' w 4>cai. of which ho Giving further .support .to this & ■ I }ed_j-u .. .'tomi.siisg.'h prixluct bleak susjv, pm -is the ominous- ’■I ! :■ ■ .-s.!-vcdjyit5, him during ^,in^pa.'vse tic-ween the Soviet AMOUNT DEPOSITED S. ' .:..ei'v:(l. He is hardly Uio Union chd Syi-ia This a .i« dra- i I- i' that i>erioJ to hav’e F a c e A m Du n t P a y a b l e a t O r ig in a l M a t u r it y niottzed V).-i wctk -.vheh Syria INTEREST ■; ''V. -.,1 hy ipi acqui.T'itive 2. * .sent .U-s an n y ■ tu, f of staff, py I I RATE PER c ,mp>W is an invita- Maj. Ci- n. Ti.i.s, on a ANNUM______- u'.onc Uu.- young. The secret mi- ion to Peking tOid ICOMROUNOCD CONTINUOU*LY> ■d IT NAHI -.1 . - i.-iked night iifter a r t f o r d a t i o n a l a n k a n d r u s t o m p a n y it h b b a n k at the . niP time pe.sinoned a AMD H N B T C ■ - > u . - '1 mast effectively ex- • long-planned vl.sU to Moscow by A M K I t WILL PAY THE FACe AMOUNT SHOWN ABOVE ON THE ORIGINAL MA- TURITY DATE TO THE REGISTERED PAYEE UPON PRESENTATION AND ;i‘ , ; or i>orhap.s'lhe no-i'cl- “ Dr.^'ureddin A1 Attassl, Syrian OP SURRENDER OF THIS CERTIFICATE. BUT SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS tn,.; -V thow little It wouic} ' ’ bead of state. , Moimtco it-ci tiixc.si could h.avi? mat, pAvn a n d CONDITIONS APPEARING ON THE REVERSE HEREOF. The exphuiotion for, this can T.ia ..r. l w hy live i>ecubar u t L_ only be Syrian an.ykr at. Soviet V Ifron involvement were pressure to cool It in- souUieni I .once by a man .who Int; , "ix'i'.-t ■<• Lebanon NOT NEGOTIABLE ^ AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE N u tin spU-n.ior of the Supreme . -1 SAGE-ALLEN t ixitti 1*.. tor - . Moscow, in 'fact, ha.s been One til’ : -, r.l, .uisw-r to -s,iy that our climate bringing .heiavy pr.esaiire on. Store Your Furs! fiiKiHy ■ ' -yii I'C nxer.s iind profiteers, and ' DaniasciLs to get Syria/to bre,ak :-.v. '."."■'.iT.:i:i.i. naUir,.. : 1.- vo-j ’'.r'- h .io .i.sk any -man to. iis long i-Tkat'an -.nd join,Egypt i.'nicr-. • Ift ' ,, c : 'I'lf ■> fasoal temptaUon In and Jordiu'i -J, wi ll mild and ' ltoJ‘ }' a-.- _•' ritc ■.i l.un'iliun of one distin- ivu'ific I.ebaJ'.im In the search Bring, your furs into any of our swen atorw , . . for a ieftlemer,' of the Arab- o'jLslu:.. *'-■ ■,1 .tbiinev , '■ and W ll treat them to aircMulitioned luxury you ima; ;:',e I.. Jarring, oi the Unjled Nations 1969 Ch’iCJKO Daily Sews la, i.iiis'loii ■! . ,a cruel ver'diet. buj I h t . Ones Btondsy-Ssturday lOteW-ftiM; imtiohN if ’ . • , .1 tmexpec'.-’d sequel c.in niter ’ nesoluti-.w. ' N-. . 2j. 196?, which >^rtday UtOO-fKlO Ctriri ): ; ' i.rr:’ l’ .lAMKS- A WLCHSLEr. IN THE set- terr-- ’ -vind up the six- of mil't iUri‘ ' NEW Yofttr'i'OST dav war of June .that vear.

\ \ V ^ KANCHBaTER EVBNINQ HERALD, MAHCHBErnER, OONK, TUESDAY, MAT 20, 1M9 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD,^ MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1909 Slate InstaUed Preabyleriaiis n i r r o LoBonne Building Doubles \ Yire G ills Lowe Telh Council Rev. Esquirol Installed \X3itiisiwry Favor fJfiing .n m o, Faeali latarsM By lincohi PT A . t o N iiraMflS TMtBMBk Or> T ow n ftraUgMan war oaHad As Episcopal Bishop Mob toe., to now open Whh$I00/)00 Addition MM. Walter CeUmAl of 98 FOR Ban on Castro to Oanhnr and Spring a thla State Moving Ahead ij ttnugh Woteoaday morning sd 7:X A grader at Summit St vras tastalled m his tint aSdrwi m head a t the w b ISb b l A L i c B M M M R m iM L — B n H t WtUkon The O.T. TaBonna and An* to ba created win be 2,400 HARTFORD, Ootto (AP) - IPL 8 « to 18, to toe the R t 6 oonetrucllan alte had t io e is i, a t the 186th eemual C X > m * L8 TB m A E E 1«. of «h* Brant, M.T.. RAN AMTOmo, Tnc. (AP>— building at US *r»»w aquare feet on tba praawt bdt prosldant of ttie lincoto Sohaol Hie Right Rev. John H. Es­ H m Unltod PrMlqrtMtea ganar- 1 floor of tiM wnuaiao accldsntly pulled down a high- Dtootoon ilptaeopal Oontrention RADiAToe m p A m e Mttltfr of Xn. W nm om M. ■g of flt Story's fl|da- St srin be doubled In tiaa by tom floor. O n MCC Cam pus Plan PTA at the rseent flnid meeting quirol waa tostolled on Eplaoo- S ln ta B . ot WtfplBg. dl«d 8un- al aaaanbly ealM npoa tha voltage poarer Una. Fliefiglitera to be held sSter Om tostaltotkm oopal OpPBh oa Paik Bt next fan, according to an an* LaBonna aaid part of toe new of the school year. ‘ pol bMwp of Oonnectlcut at # 1/ «* VMhun Nra U.8. tOTammant todqr to raeog- nouncamant today by Ibd La> ofllee qwee arffll ba officoa for aliood by until olactrleiaaB ar- at tbs eatbsArsL Some 200 oletgy A a 'i a poioBtof * The ball now rfeems to be piddna up speed towsrd the tostaUed with her were John sendees .today In Christ Church T«Mi caty. nlaa Ildal Oaatro’a Cubaa gov- Boono, toe firm’a praaldwit, Dr. Don A. Outoan and Dr. Rob­ rtnred on tba sotna. N o one araa and 400 lay Sel ig a lae, repre­ emmant and lift tba tnula am* drag MTp M d A proteMlOMl hurt .jalization of the new Manchester Community College Htonphny, vice pnetdent; MTO. Oettaedial. senting ths 106 parishes and •lao iaehid* aararal •or ora OB head to talk Jack R. Hunter Ino. of Hil­ ert X Stanton obatatrlelana. campus at Hillstown Rd. and Wetherell St., Prseident CLMWE siniR $U£$ batgo againat Cuba. liard S t araa laauad a building Iba life Inainaaoe dapartment Robert OoUIombe, secroltary; The new bishop wan installed mlsMom In the dtoosse, will he Turoi _ __ A papar on Latin Aataitoa, to 0 ^ fOBO OB OB aaoByoMMio Frederick W. Lowe Jr. informed the college regknuil oad Mrs. Thomas OoUettl, treas- attenltog the convention. Mr. O w vatide m p fie m arUI bo The ghaao aumber to perm it ta t tha arpanalnn to of LnBonao’a firm arm alao by the Rlgtit Rev. Ektward F. >U Itaaday at 2 ^m. In **>««»y .«rttlcal Uft. poU ^ coat orar $100,000. R wffl add moea to the aacond floor. The council last night. ~ u n r. S i Mitchell Blames Eiaaaon, bishop o f Aherttaen and adar S U Oanatacy, HaitHord. a total o f 4.S00 aquare foot a t property and caaualty dapart- Frank Ghibosky, Ltnooln PTA Orkney, Scotland, assisted by the IM br and Modacn Fnnefal * tidnklng -floor apace. meat w ill then anepand down­ Stock Market post president, was the tnstall- Small Minority Right Rev. J. Warren Hutchens, Mton S t. A small additloa on the rear stairs. CMOS as qukddy as pootible NEW YORK (AP) — ing oftioer. arania in Oat paat o( tiw laoridi suffragan bMic|> o f Omneoticut, la to charge of ar> of tha building will houaa too Iha praaant portion of th e In School Unrest from now on,” be sold. stock niarirat, with bnksn n- The' loUawlng committee n a atatanraii on Latin Au m i^ Police Log entryway, tha atatrwtil and tba building eras completed early In ohalrman *aro elected: kfirs. and the V««y Rev. Robert 8 . Dr, Lows said all poroela of pn»4iiig Uis phaee Beecher, deen of tbe oatiiedrel. t; A ■ ■ Ni are no calling hours. lea m m ainiruaiud bg a atoialhig olerator. The total otOea apace 1964. WASHmOTON (AP )— Atty. Frank OhibMOy, Ubraiy; Mrs. _____ auta of roora than half tba Tot- IbB tract to ^ tha* Wt In Mbaftqr sliu eontto. BITUMH40USI BMiop Esquirol, former suf­ Ctan. John N. intebeD said to­ of town am to tbe hands of tbs ■ . prod BUah m , fine arts; Mrs. log oonunlaAonan at tha an- fragan bishop of the «*«»«>**»»».” »>««» plonnsd campaign by "certain shto; Herman Dahl Jr., publi­ Btebop Grey had led the dlooese y 9- «< ««» Preabvtorian raoommaBdathm ‘ *•*0 today in BaX Hartford. thoriaed funds for knal acquisi- Thh Dow Jonae tndnstrial ar- PARKING AREAS • GAB OTAH0NS tarday at hla home. Ha araa too . . 4,1 ^ MCOs First Convocation smsti groitoa.” city; Mrs. Robsrt OomoUo snd the oldeet In the United EMates, tlon, and dIffMancea to title erage at noon was off 9 J9 at Mrs. John Humphrey, room for 18 years. BASKETBALL COURTS inUbaBd of bba. GaroUna Mur. " MUcbtil, testifying bellore a deacrlption osa now being rs* 9B.4S. Tha Dow lost 6J 8 Iftoi- the IM tod Intanto to Pwry J. Hyatt. -20, of 621 Sen. Osoegs MieCtovsrn o f Pauline ’Tytor of CBaatonbury, mothers; and Mrs. Roberta Elected bishop coadjutor by NOW BOOKoro p l a c e y o i i r 0 SB1WE ifp a rL House ediwation sulicommittee, solved. He sold the State Da- day. VMt tawiiiA. MntiMw pwo***^ poUtlOB tn Latin **-. <*e*»ad w«fa Intoxl South Dakota has given MSn- secretary. Walnum, teacher repnaenta- a epeclal convention last Sep­ AB Wsrk .PeninnaRy Sspirvlssi. Ws ose 208% iM M ii Burvtvon alao InchA anottwr j^,n,rtca, tha U.8 . govammant ototon. Oourt data June 9. named Students for a Demo­ partment o f PubUq Works tain Losses led gnlna by about 4TB Dr. Lowe said commencement ttve. tember, Bishop ESquirot hod J wsliec Comsmxdty OoBege a cratic Society and the Black weprassed oonfldenca tha ooi- iosuea. eomrolsea wtS bei held at 8 p m ., Hie musical program was been given the automatic right , LIggtH Drif oammltmsnt to speak at toe Student Unlan as two of the lege wSl get Ibe itivoers oam- Brokers said tha v u a tu tM DEMMO BROTHEHai hBEWM.. js s T r.’T •» —sn su ACCIDENTS June 2, to B tfey Auditorium of provided by the sixth grade glee o f sucoeeden, - . upon BIShap Dr. Betty B. C. Tang of 109 ooUegs’s first acadentic oonvo- gnxqN Involvad. pus. downdrlft was a oontinuatte of CALL 648-7691 or 647-97fS HiUrunat.lHo^.66(iE I m X . Manchester High School, follow­ club under tbe dincticn of G ray's retirem ent . "This toodld faiduds toe. Uft- ^ was charged wlto oation, wMcfa wOl bs held in ed by a reception to the school. “By and huge tiwse groups Tbe CUiforria ordilteotairal the oonsoUdation that hit tba at fit Pailuit Rocky Hill. Burial will be in haivo no ooratnicttve objective,” Mlsn Nancy Hamoto. Biehop Esquirol will (Mlver Roea HIU Memorial Park, tor of the trade smbaigo driving and operating the tail. Dr. Frederick W. WUHam X Sledtfa, president o f and engineering firm of Daniels, *“*^*‘**. y**^!*f •. *^>*7 * against Cuba.” *' m otor vshlcle vriiUe under the he. sold. “Their sole aim Is to wpata of profit taking was to ba R ocky BUI. Lawn Jr., MDC prestdent, an­ Iona Mqg. Oo., wfll bs tbs speak­ Uanv, Jotaaon, and IBsndetoioU to toe early ™«wnteig boura, tofhienoe of aloohol or drugs, disrupt Their leaders brag expected, following the Miarp Friends may call at tha fu­ nounced at tos msslfng of the er. Dr. Lowe as4d there wSi be boa been retaInert, Dr. Lowe toe nsirnmtilj u ,e sftsr tiie was tovohrsd in a about being revotutionorlea and gains the market made In Its re­ neral home tonight from 7 to regkmal council last night between 126 sad 180 graduates. said, to review the college 10- planning on a $8(VmUUan fund- **mr-car accident yesterday af- anarclSsta. Hwy state tbeir ixir- cent advances. 9. QouncS' mamtiers voted to Acting upon tils recommenda­ yecu- develiaiitnent plan. Revtow- lelalng campaign for the poor to ** .**?!?’• *UP®n«s*kX prusent a spsolal services cita­ tion of the MOC council, the posa to ba to toooe (he schools. ing tbe qwcUoattons and com- "The market may go u low Mart at leaM ens year from ***** *** ***• tion at thto convocation to Mat­ State Board of Ttoistees for Re­ They openly end braseidy pro­ pMtog tbe master plan, he as the 910-960 region on the Dow Fader X Tareaek . fess a dsslre to destroy the es- parking place, struck the car thew Mioriarty, council mem­ gional Cbmmunfty OoUegas ap­ esttmotad, will mquim nine Industrial,” an analyst told, Fedor M. Teroaak, 64, o f tabUshment.” ______next to her, continaed across ber. pointed l>r. Arthw X Buch- months. “but that oan bo legarded aa electric heat is feelectric heat Windsor Locks, father of Mrs. the lot. Jumped toe curb, bit MHcbell sold the tempo of pretty normal considering the Robert Holman of Manchester, OMxacft ofHoers ware re-d ect- btoder of WBUmantlc to the The California firm has re­ a utiUty pole, crossed E. Mid­ ed: Dr. Donald W. Mbrrlson of local councU. The totest appoint­ campus disorders has mibstan- etrength of the recent advence.” died Sunday at hla home. Chamber Fights dle Tpke., striking two cars, tially lacreasad stooe the most tained Mandieeter archlteot Surlvlvora alao include a aon, 67 Butbenuit Rd., chairman; ment brings eounott member- climbed toe embankment and reoont mealing of the SDS Nte- .y-. Inveetor oonoerh about tha 2 other daughters, IS grandchil­ Jamsa Nahos of East Hartford, tiito to Us fidl camptenieint of Taxing Payroll continued on In a westerly dl- tlonal Oounxdl in Austin, Tex., ** *** *°®** **•*■“ *• domestic soonomlo situation. dren, and i great-grandchUdren. vice Chatm an; and Mka. 26. is selectric heat is even dean leotion for 202 feet before atop- hut Miordi. "*'* “ “*• P0* ‘WU‘y of aaotb- t^aral services will be held The Manchester Chamber of plng. Stooe then be said, there have Vernon Church Plans Antique Show Commerce has sent telegrams tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Dr. Tang’s car was towed. been settoue iqxiaingh at Har­ Ihom aa W. J(4uiaon FUneral to Manchester’s four legislators The Aswcletad Prsee avenge MTO. Eugene Dlekeneon of McKee St., Manchester, looks over some antique oUna, which wfll Court date June 9. vard, Ooiumtita, Stanford, and have designed oonununlty Home, 106 Oak St., Windsor~ in the State Assembly, urging Dietary Unit Arguments o f 60 stocks at noon Waa o ff IJI be on display at the antique show and sale to be sponsored Hiureday and Friday by the Untted 'WhsUngton University and ooUege oampuM to Hawaii ttMhodlrt (Xnnrch, RockvUle. Hie show will be held at the church on Grove St. and wtB be Locks. Burial will be In Grove them to oppose a proposal pay- end Holyoke^ Mass. at 8S9.T, with todustrials off EO, Richard Wotruba, 24, of Staf­ Noribeastem University. rails off .8, and utilities oft .1. open botti days from noon to 0 p.m. (Herald photo by Bucelvlolus.) Cemetery, Windsor Locks. roU tax on em ployers , and ford, was charged with failure Now in Hands of Panel Friends may call at the fu­ Mltcfaril said a«hou8d> the Plans tor MOC of the future, Conglomerates generally were warning of “the unfortunate re­ to drive right, after he was in­ probiieni of eampua disnrriers ia Dr. Lowe eaid, call for a student lower, with LoeWs Theatree off Heifl at 0 p.m. prior to leaving neral home tonight from 7 to sults which will be forthcom­ volved in a twD-car accident on Arguments about the status The hospital said sinee .they 9. ing” If the tax is enacted. a seeious nedtoeial' oon cem the body of 8,000, to be expanded i% . National General and WhKa Tolland tor the Sbett Oboteiau in WSU- Center St. near LoVe Lane yes­ and reqxwoiblUUes o( two man, do not actually prepare food, prfinary reaponalbfilty for deed­ .Chamber President Phillip about the makeup of the unit, and since they are tm the floors later to 6,000. He sees the tall Constrtldatod Industries, bower- mhntic. H k m planning to at­ terday at U:62 p.m. Pcrilce ing wUh it lies with unlversty WDBam B . Baeranea Harriaon, in the telegrama un­ and about whether the unit working with patients, doc­ of 1978 as the earileet date for er, were ahead fractionally. tend' are asked to oortact MTO. said Wotruba lost control of IBs officials and state and loceA po- VERNON — William B . Saar^ der hla signature, stated, ”It should be hoqdtalwlde or Just tors end the dietician, they oo«j«ncy of the fira building generally were lower, Crandall Pond Development Frank Weetoni. V ij •. .w ...... ***" ** started to tilde broad- Mca ancB, 77, o f Fibre, M id i., died ahould be evident that this tax ,tde Into the path of a car driv- limited to the dietary depart­ should not be included in the 2 al\ba»gh Jonee A Laughlln was The Tofland Ctonmunlty He said the principle federal od tbe hope It would be poasl- ^ Motors and alrorafls had quirt is yesterday while vtaiUng th e groasly discriminates against Rancourt of 66 ment ware heard at the second dietary department unit. role Is to investigate the dlsor- Placed in National Contest Women’s Cluti will meet tomor­ borne of bis daughter, M rs. Connecticut buslneas operations. port of the Ksnebestar Memor­ The union held that they are « eleotrados Brookfield St. Rancourt at­ ders and pass on any tnfonna- row ni(^ St 8 at the Untted Rldiard F. Hannafmd of 96 The Manchester Chamber urges ial Hospital dletaiy depoit- under the supervision of the on one of tbe eight establlahed issues. RCA was off 1 The development of Oendall’s Instatlotton of a Is tempted to avoid the accident tion thus gained to tooel police _ OongregBttbnst Church parlom Berkley Dr. you, as our local representative, ntent hearing, held yesterday dietician who 1s a member of ««ununlty college.. IBM among thrhihw.priUd Park as a community recreation scheduled during the evening for a penny _ auction. ______MW. Rutti but could not. Beth cars were and school authorities. ra t^ than one buUdlng on inues, was off 8)4. Control Data Mr. Baaranen, a retired to Inform your party leaders in towed. Oourt date Juno 3. afternoon at the State Labor the dietary department, there­ oefitsr and the beautification of and awards wtUi be presented Senk «id 'm w . Louise Metcalf fanner, was horn to Plnland Hartford of the crippling out­ Department In Wethersfield. fore, they should be included. The ouhntolstration is now ar­ «a^ campus. “I^ ’s get one was off 1%, and Xerox slid 2. tbe town have been selected by to outatendtog members. MW. have ctaige of retrerimiients. come which will result if such a ranging a special oonferenoe on entire campus from each sea- Fifteen of the 20 mostectlve and bad lived m ost o f fals life, An unoccupied car owned by H m Hotel Restaurant Em­ One member of the board the ToBond Junior Women’s Hugh OoWnB, esaMont Junior The ToHand County Twin tax is established.” oampuB dhnrdene to be held lat­ aloe of tbe leglslaturo,” Dr. isnies on the New York Btook in p u re . James C. Pearsall o f 47 Cot­ ployes Union, APTrCtO, Local asked Atty. Durant, “ If we were Club as Ms entiles in the Cten- director of tbe Oonneoticut Mother’s aiib will meet tomnr- er this year, be aadd. College even Survivore also Include 2 other Harrlstm said that the presi­ tage St. rolled from Its paridng 50, Is setidng to repreoM t the to allow the union to represent Lowe said. Exchange were lower, and 2 eMl Federation of Women’s State Federation of Women’s row night at 8:16 in the Refl- danghtere, Mka. Donald E . Ehr- dent of the Connecticut State Just the dietary department, but presldenta sad administrators, Tha m i x ; preocy announced the were higher, warm th place at Piano’s Motel on B. 70 enqiloyes of the dietary d»- dulM Oonanusitty Improvement Clube, wlU kirtall the new of- gloue EJducatian Bulldbig of the faculty members and state, lo­ evaluation of three new pro- Lockheed Alroraft, most-ao- aas o f RocIcvUle, Mrs. Simon Chamber of Commerce has in­ Center St. yesterday and struck pertm ent. we also followed your recom­ Prognon (CIP). fienra. united Congregational Chunh. cal and campus police wotdd Seppa of Meriden, and M rs. form ed him that ’ ’there la a two cars before It stopped. No A five-hour beating wan held mendation ,and excluded the grams for Ucenaing; One, to tive on 62,900 ahareo, waa off 2H The oonteel: is Jolntiy qpen- oiri Soont RegletrattoD The First BapOM Church of poiticlpckte. he aaM. train correotlanal assistante for at 81%. The Army has oanoeled WHho Afao Sr. o f F ort Char­ very real possibility that the one was hurt. April 29, at adilch queotions of dietary aides, where would you sored by tbe Oenerel Federal cMrla between ttw taTO of TV>nand will hold aa BvangeUeft General Assembly leaders ap­ put them ?” MltcbeU said he beUeves the penal and parole work; another, Its $800 million heUoqiter oon- lotte, Pin.; a son, Douglas Saar- an unfair labor practice suit tlon of Womea’s Clubs and the seven and 14 toterested to Join- meeting tomcRow night nt 7:80 anen oil P lbre; a brother, PYed- pear determined to enact the against the hospital, and the Durant was surprised by the current federal laws covering In public servicee careers aa as- tract wltii the company. warmth A car driven by Jeffrey PVim- Beaw RoetMck Fomdation. kig the TOUand Girt Sooute will the Meadowbrook School all nation's first and mily payroll question, and answered, “ That’s campus disorders are adequate. Biatants to municipal and state Occidental Petnrieum, saoond erick Saaranen of South Da­ waR, 21,, of Bast Windsor, hit possUriUty o f the union’s peti­ Ite purpose Is to encourage all have tiie opportunity during the purpose room, even tax. a very good question,” (pause) “I therefore do not recom­ agencies; and a third, combtn- moat-active, was iq> % at 44%, kota, 12 grandchildren, and 4 a bump on W. Middle Tpke., tion being rejected because of federated women’s chibs annual rcKlsImtiian'' sesstion to The United Oxigregational great-grandchildren. “Such a tax,” Harrison said, yesterday at 1 1 :66 p.m., and Improper solicitation of slgna- “May I plead the fifth?” mend to OongresB that addition­ tog a one-year certificate pro- and third most-aetive Roan (to- "would place Connecticut busi­ Atty. Durant then said he al legislatiOR be enacted at thie gnim for educational aaelstaiits lection Trust gained % to 8% . throughout the Mate and country be bedd Satwday from ID a»m'. Church Choire will rehearse at P\meral services and burial went Into a skid on the wet tunea on union cards were to Jclii with cooperative torcee until 8 pjm . at the Ttown H til. 7 and 7:80 at the ohunfli tomor^ will be In North Rudyard, Mich. ness at a competitive disadvan­ would need time to examine the time,” he said. “However, wltliin a two-year degree ctu^ Atlantic Richfield, off 8% Mon- warmth pavement. The car then stnick brought up. to thetr oonummities to meet qy, be eligible for Brownies row iright. WaUdns-West I^uneral Home, tage with an identical business Yesterday, three remaining role of the aides more care­ shoidd our Investigations or rtcuhim for educational aaeocl- day, gained 2% to 121%. which is based outside the a bank and rolled over down a fully before he could answer. boalo oommuntty needs by anx- » g in must be either seven or ------142 E. Center St, Mandieeter, six-foot embemkment. Police matters were discussed. Hie oohgieuotonal bearings reveal a atee, to provide sub-profeaelonal Among other active Issues: ’ state.” Hie hearing ended at about lysing proUems and orgnniztng eight years of age or entering Manoheeter Evening Herald la in cfaaree of local arrange- said there .was minor damage first was whether Joseph Lom­ need for some additional autbor- peisonnel for public schools. Continental OU, off % at 27%; He concluded, “As had Seen 6 p.m. after summary aigu- Uy I will at that time recom­ Since these were evaluated American TelepliDne A TSle- to solve them, Wlimers are second or third grade in Sep- Tolland oorreepondent Bette even mento. and no injurlee. bardi, a second oook, and Ovila stated repeatedly by business­ menta wore heard. The three- ttais month, and official Ucenaing gmph, off % at 66% ; Ampex awarded prisea ranging from tember; for Jwdor Girl Scouts Quatrale, M . 876-2840. warmth Stefano, the food service man­ mend appropriate legislation.” men during the last several $1,000 to $10,000. fh e muBt have cached tbe ages ------ager, are to be included In the man panel will probably take haa not been received, Dr. Lowe Ooip., off 1% at 42%', and Texas weeks, such a tax would be­ COMPLAINTS RngrsM haa already been o f nine, 10 o r U or be entering House Passes unit. about two to three months to HARTFORD—Mrs. Norm a W. said, full Implementation muat, Qulf Sulphur, oft 1 at 81%. come a significant cost of do­ Vandals removed the floor made on the local beauUfloatlon me fourth, f» h or adjoUi grade, Vincent Strabella, a special reach a decisicn, however. Fri>st o f P^alrfield, president of at beet, wait until the fall of On the American Stock Ex- Beatlea Failure ing business for Connecticut- shifter, the air filter, and a the Connecticut Federation of project with the aarisUnoe of and Cadet Scoute muat have Lottery Bill representative of the union, pre- 1970. change, 6 o f the 20 most-aottva LONDON (AP) — The Beaties based employers.” headlight from a car owned by Republican Women’s Clubs, to­ The college has been given higher, 10 were lower, and Jpfan Blflat, ToUand County Ag- reached the ages of 13, w a rm th HAR’TEDRD, Conn. (AP) — smted teeUmony troni Lom­ have failed to win control of William Osborne, 29 Robert Dr., day advocated stronger disci­ rioulturol Agent and Prof. Rudy u or be entering the seventh, The Connecticut House passed a bardi In an attemot show Priests Will Say permiaslon to award degrees in * m r e unchanged, Northern Songe, the company even Wappfaig, while the car was at pline on all levels to bring a Favratil, landaoape arohltact of eighth or ntoth grade. b ill today to create a state lot­ that Lombardi was not a super­ health services coureea, Dr. British Petnrteum, most-ao^ that holds the copyright to a Tolland T^ke. transmission halt to campus dlsordeni and the UhtvenMy a t Connecticut. tery. The bin now goes to the visor, as the hospital claims. Lowot said, to be followed by on 80,700 Bharea, waa up % Tbe registraticn session is on­ many of their hit songs. The . Deaths in shop for repairs, recently, he Saturday Masses warned against the systematic Several donated items are now Senate, where chances for pass­ Lombardi tosUfied that his du­ an evaluation. In January, he In- McCulloch OU, second ly for girls who have not pre- ofaigera hold only 80 p a r cent o f reported. destruction of education unless beliig put to use, Includtog 10 age are sUm. ties are no different, whether farmed regional ooimcU mom- moet-acUve, was off 2 at 68%. vlouBly enrolled in the local the stock. In Resort Areas college students learn seU-dlscl- buRiing barrels donated by Passage was on a voice vote. T he N ation or not Stefano, or Dennis Klot- ben the quality and control of Among other active lasues, acoiXing program. announcement Monday A break was repotted at the pUne and show that they can health programs in Commonwealth United was off Hons Hackner o f Colar Fastalan, The measure had to be petition­ Coleman Hawkins YWCA offices, 364 W. Middle zer, the executive chef, are FALL RIVER, Miaas. (A P) — Hie Girl Scouts wlU hold a night said the two otiier major ed out of committee after re­ present. Roman CothoUca will be able to approach their problems in a with area health imSitntinnif had Jupiter Corp. ’ up % ; Mlwoo- Ina and an offer by Fepco, Inc. NEW YORK (AP) —Coleman Tpke., sometime over the week- responaiUe manner. dyne Chatillon, up % ; and Asa- to mak. anv stens whlrii mav Saturday at Shurway stockholders - Associated TWo- ceiving an unfavorable report Hawklns, 64, tenor saxqihonist end. A glass door was smashed The hospital, rqiresented by fulfill their waekly obligation to been queottoned by the com­ Superette bn Menow Rd. from vision and a consortium of any home Speaking to the weekly Re­ mera Oil, up %. from committee members. whose solos delighted three g;en- and $32.10 was taken. Atty. E. Terry Durant, claima atijend Mass by going on Satur­ mission on higher education. • W—4 until 2 p.m. end on stockbrokers and theater agents Elaitier In the season, the that Lombardi holds supervis­ days in the Fall River Diocese, publican Dutch-treat Luncheon At that time, he said, the col­ Binr Niwoey of Atonc^m ^ ^ ^ J eratlons of Jazz fans, died Mon------at the Shorriiam. Motor Hotel —had agreed to refuse a bid by House passed a bill to place the ory responsibilities when Ms which includes all of Cape Cod. lege was accused of advertising ^donated 82 tiirato taro Hegtstratlon the Beatles for their tiiares. day of bronchial pneumonia. A man broke Into a Main 9t. In Hartford, Mrs. F rost noted plantert aramd the bath house, any home lottery issue before the voters two superiors, Klotzer and Stef­ The Rt. R«v. Daniel Shalloe, and accepting students in Hawkins, known to his friends residence last night at 11:09 that campus strife is caused by Mrs. Spencer miA ptans are now being form- persons were regletered In a 1970 referendum. The bill as “Bean,” had led his own pjn. When the woman whp is ano a r e not presmt — a total chancellor for' the diooeee, sa-d courses for which the college was, however, defeated in the of 13 houra each week. the privilege will be extended to only,^% of the students, but was not licensed. ad to further landscape other «« wtere during Saturday’s two- bands since the late 1930s. living there screamed, the man said that we should use the Named Regent Senate. The unton claims that Lom­ all psuldtes in the dlocece be­ arau at tha paife. 9®®biun, Includincr three Now MoEy.WEor any home Dr. Richard Hendricks fled, police report. same discipline on students that i bardi should be included in . the ginning Sunday. Mrs. LesUe Spencer o f ITH Cknservaticn Chairman Mrs. ***** Democrat and COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) ------they would receive at home or Oeraid Fasteriok has named unOfflllated voter. — Dr. Richard :Hendrlcks, 63, non-supervlsory unit, and Ste­ Catholics wanting to fulfill Garden Dr. was recently elect­ FALSE TEETH KiUed in Action fano. should be excluded from in business. “How many of you, Zion Ladies Aid MW. Dodald MeVaiy aa general Baton Winners director of the speech and hear­ their obligationa on Saturdays as parents,” she asked, "would ed regent of Orford Paiteh W ith Mor* Com fort any home chairman of the CIP contest And H iree nuemlbera o f the Tol- A bout Tow n ing science division at the Uni­ BRISTOL, Coim. (AP)—Army both the supervisor’s unit andi will have to attend Masses be­ To ovaroome discomfort when the non-supervisor’s ixiit. permit your children to lock ^ T o Have Service Chapter, DAR, tor 1669-70. M ps, John Woods as publicity land Twirlers baton ■group, dentures slip, elide or loosen. Just TTie Anna Addy Sunbeam versity verslty of Maryland since 1966, Pvt. Peter P. Dubiel, 22, of tween 4 and 8 p.m. on thoee you out of a portion of yom* Slrabella said Stefano, \riw days. Other otfioera elected o n : cbolxmaB. > sponsored by the ToUand Vol­ spiirlnkleirinkle a little FA8TO TH on your Troop of the Salvation Army died Sunday after a brief ill­111- Bristol has been killed In' ac- house? And would you busi­ Ladles Aid of the Women’s plates.pUlatea. FASTEBTHFASTKETK holds dentures ness. Hendricks Joined the Mar- Is to charge of the entire food The Fall River Diocese in­ Mrs. Howard ’ Lockward, vice Oonservatlon Winner unteer Fire Department, perti- nrmar. Tou eat better, feel more feel great. wiU appear on the "Ranger Sta- ness. Hendricks Joined the Mar- tlon less than one month after nessmen permit employes to Misalmiary League of Zion comfortable. FA8TXKTH le alkaline service operation of the how- cludes all of Brlshd, Barnstable, regent; Mrs. Herbert Robb, MtaB Wenly Wanchak, daugh­ clpatied to a baton competition tlon'' TV program tamorrow. yland faculty in 1940 as a speech he airived In Vietnam, his par- turn you of your office while Evangelical Lutheran Church —won’t sour. Helps check plate odor. Uembers will leave the citadel instructor. enta were Infoimed Monday. pltaJ, Is really sui executive and Dukes and Nantucket Counties chaplain; Miss Margaret Kom- ter o f Mir. and MW. Paul Wan- at Agawam, Maas., on Satur- Dentures that fit ore eeeentui to is neither a supervisor nor a they destroy records and equip­ will have a “Wortd Day of glebel, assistant chaplain; Mnt ohak at Buff Cap Rd., has won day. health. Bee your dentist regululy. at 3 p.m. and are reminded to ------Dubiel, the aon of Mr. and and the towns of MattapoiEett, ment?” Mrs. FTost conceded Get FABTnTH at all drug counters. wear ..uniforms. The group will GERMANS GPIRMAN8 STUDY IN ISRAEL Mrs. Paul Dubiel of 109 Vance noo.supervisor. Mlarion and tVareham In Plym ­ Prayer” tomorrow at 7:S() p.m. Mark Hill, recording secretary; tbe fuUy paid bomperahip to Hieraaa Stew won a first that some of "the protests ^ at the oburch> Cooper and High Mra. Howard Roy, correspond­ the Groenwoods Nature and phice trophy to tbe lO-yearoId return to the CltarieJ at 3 p.m. HEIDELBERG, Germany(torm any —A— Road entered the Army last No­ The so-called “width’’ of the outh County. within reason” but stoted that unit was the next matter to be StB. Area congregations have ing secretary; Mra. Wells Pit­ group of 30 West Gorman his­ vember and was soft to Viet­ Similar privUegea were ex­ "the approach must be reason­ aesanrvatten Oamp of Girls novioe soto claas; Carla Etolby TINY selectric heat The Maglianesl Society will tory professors went to Israel taken up. tended earlier in the dioceses of been Invited to attend (be kin, treasurer; Mrs. John Rleg, spomorad by the ToUand Jun- won a second place medal to nam April 18. He was killed able, also.” service. assistont treaaurer. have its 35th. annual banquet recently ^ participated in a May 16, his peuents were in­ The union claims that It has Portland, Maine; Burlington, lor Woman’s Club. the 12-yeareclflc recommenda­ Miller, Mrs. George Magnusen trar; Miss Jeassamlne Smith, on Tolland Tpke. Dinner will be tory, the first ever held in that vived by hla w ife, Miaryann, alao of the board, to "carve out" None of the other seven (tod "Life la (or the Living,” third plane medal to the 18- Hearing Aid tions for stopping campus dis­ and Mrs. Albert Pefke. Hie assistant registrar; Mn. Mau­ served at 1 p m., and there will country for German teachers. of Bristol. undto. SltaheUa said that the diopesea in Ma'isachusetts, won firat plaoe to the cjpnservar yeartdd novtoe aoto dlvteton. orders from women throughout Ladies Aid Auxiliary hoeteeses rice WUley, hUtorlah; Mrs. be dancing and entertainment dietary department was "a tion poster conteat. The coiv Revolving trophy wtonens to Rhode Island and Connecticut Connecticut 'The suggestions in­ are Miss Hariene Klein, Miss WORN , from 4 to 8 p.m. Those wish­ contiguous unit deeding exclu­ Harold Preston, librarian, and tent, spomored by the ToUand the Board of Recreation baton ha.s received permission from clude parents withdrawing from Irmagard Kanya, and Miss Mrs. Rleg and Miss Robb, di­ ing to attend may contact Peter sively with the preJiaraUon of Juition, wets opien to girls he- MA^ICHESTER.CONN to (he state convention at Us what the buyer plana to con­ the Connecticut Hospital Asso­ e£ze o f sm all churches in resort payers take the time to let col­ Chibs Qi'eenwoOde Nature and library to (Maousa final oriagne- selectlic heat with electric heat, Building stood on Park Place ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at struct on the land. * ' ciation to fUe ,a brief arguing areas on Sundays. lege'‘ adminlatratorB know how rieisii iiattmi Ctonp Aug. S menta for the drive which ends will not be sold by the town un­ the Marine .Home. 7 Wolff said he would like to the point. Permission .was they f ^ about their actltms in through 0 to New Hartford. M)ay 81. Drive coKtoalrmen selectric heat with electric heat, til the entire situation' ia Sonotone’s smallest hearing aid see a proposal for the entire granted over the objection of dealing with these problems. A eMwi of 67 mem'bers of the Charles HAteult end Jerome evaluated. Park Place______area.____ He___ said he the union. Tolhuid JtxAor Woman’s dub 8m ^ uige aU inteiaoted per- is worn all in the ear — ideal selectric heat with electric heat, The building was condemned was against selling the one Paul Somoaa, the hospital as­ Caledonian Team and 13 guests wUl atb^ to- sons to attend the meeting, (or active men and women who and tom down last month. The piece of property, selectric heat with electric heat, sistant admindstrator, testified Friends and acquaintances often night’s annuri banquet at WU- Hie Itopubtioan Women’s need better hearing. ThO Current town was willed the building When bids were sent out for that each department In a hos­ To ^^i8it Masons Public Records ' He’s House to Manchea- Club will hioto Its annual meet- SONET* weighs just one-tenth by E. Stevens Henry who stipu­ destruction of the Henry Build­ pital is dependent upon the Warrantee Deeds wish to show thoir sympathy by sand­ selectric heat with electric heat. The Caledonian degree team tar. ‘ tog tombrrow night at the Town’ lated that the income frem it ing, The People’s Savings Bank, other to effectively carry on the John F. Devanney to John J. of an ounce with battery. It Quotes ITOm Waterbury will visit Man- ing flowers or somo other memorial. go (or maintenance of the Grove located on Park Place, made a main Job of any hospital — Woodcock Jr., property at 128- slips right into the ear — no ^ whyquibble? cbeotor Lodge of Masons at~a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HIH Cemetery. three-part proposal. It first treating the patient. 126-127 Main St., conveyance Families may, if desired, suggest a outside cords, tubes or wires. “Christian laymen, as a The town questioned whether offered $17,000 for the land, even special meeting Saturday. tax $26.40. w h y? Somoza said, “ A hospital la Lodge wrill open at 7 p.nk memorial, but this should bo dono in See-for yourself — group, are a rather prejudiced it could legally sell the land. though it had not been offered like a tiidcer toy, where U.you. LAM Homes Inc. to Charles Hils team Is sponsored by whyquibble? lot Most of the laity continue to matter was referred to the for sale at that time. As an remove stick, the entire struc­ P. and Marilyn A. Bassos, prop­ a manner which doesn't prevent any 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Phene, Visit sr. . bear ill will toward other races courts, and the court ruled that Continental Lo(%a of Matons in alternate it offered $3,000 for ture would be shaky If not col- erty at 19 Galaxy Rd., ctmvey- other form of expression. w h y? and religions." — Prof. Charles could be sold but the the land and building if It had hqise.” Waterbury, and has appeared in ance tax $30.26. Miancheater before. Its degree 113 DELUXE SEDAN Y. Glock, University of CaUfor- town would have to invest the to tear the building down. Where to put six employes The UAR Houaing Oorp. to I 8or $M i Hsaring Tsel in lhs| team wrill exemplify the Master whyquibble? nla sociologist. money for the purpose of supr As another alternate the bank called “dietary aides” was the Harry L. and Nancy B. Siebert, • RADIO I privacy of your own homo.| tryer. “I'm voting for the world porting the cemetery. The oourt Mason degree, with earti mem­ proposed it acquire the Henry final matter for discussion. The property at 97 Bette Dr., con­ • VINYL INTERIOR iNecne ...... I w h y? being round If thdre are any dis-

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OmmMa PlUlkKXL TullB^ Hany In ., Roekvflla; South Windsor Rockville Wees Berttord; Itaad Saryn id, Adam Hydra, Worerlch ; Dannia IttoH Stiaam Dr., Veetaai; Rob- Hhite, Ibdn S t, Vaenon, m d Many Pay Tribute Hospital Notes aM L«*hM, Banfnaen Rd., Var- Mm. fnmto Styiai and daugh­ •M 1S(N «• S noa; Ohrlatina IhdooHd, Roek- ter, Batto Oto., Vomon. Tax R a te vSla; Jeewea Onwgmwi, South Admitted Sunday: CSiaatotte To Ed Moriarty St, ttookrllto; taarrancu Burto, hqr «• t to « OiU, MateaU^Rd., Tolland; Un- By SOL B. OOBBN Itod Haftlcad, and Aelan da Kreaurchenko, Kaln St, D- yT'y Set by Council Ftolfer, IhMdnrflW Uflgton; Bernard Plaanta, It was Ed Moriarty Night last night at the K of C ome on Main St. and approximately 200 persons, includ­ ADkniltod W ld«7: Rajrmond Adnuttad Sahinday: Wintom, Brooklyn; Rantord Camay, Ter­ Ahem Waiahouee Pohd, and' ing U.S. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, turned out to honor Ed­ AdamMA, race Dr., -Rockville; BTIrhaei Dr.. CBotto Bratton, N. l>ark St., Parker, ' Maple S t, Smington; FAIRWAY at 49 mllto tor Uw rtaiwii 0 m m jrawrm ot par and Om Unoaa Hl-Tl group ward F. Moriarty on his 5(Hh Anniversary as past RnelnrUto; K ann OoUkay, Tar- Rockvflla. Lee Thft, Burke Rd., RoekvlDe; bagtanlnf In July, Thia topra- will be In charge of aervlng. grand knight of Campbell Coun­ ■anto on tncraaaa o f t M min« raoa Dr., RoekvIBa; Katbatlna Btrlha Saturday; Daughter Margaret Philip, Stafford Membera of the Uhces Hl-Tl cil, Knights of Columbus. nlng woa Jamas P, Tlamay. Sprlnga; Tvonne Dowglawlca, ovar thla ym fm tax mto. ona of the Wapptag YMCA wUl Join Moriarty, 79, Is Manohestar’s The roast beef dinner waa pra- Iftovaa, n s h RockrUto; horn to Ifr. and ISna David o f tha BmoUaat incroMaa to tha Manlay F w n n ^ lierUna Rd., Breton, N. Park S t, RotScvBla, Lewie St, Rockville, and Alice other Hartford County Hl-Ti’ara DamocraUc registrar of votaie parad and served by a commit­ araa. at the annual Camp Woodstock Vernon, and (Radjn Meaeaear- and dattghtm bom to Mr. and Coughlin, Main S t, Coventry. and the dean of the town’s po- tee headed by Manchester Flra Blrtha Sunday: Daughter bom to Batting tha naw rata Mayor Hi-TI Waakand in Wtoodstook UUcal figures. Ha haa bean reg­ Captain Joaeph MeCooa. rtd. Upper Butcher Rd., Rock- Mka. Rfcbard HaS. WhUlnv St., thla weekend. istrar continuously tor 86 ysaxv, vSto. PlainviUe. to Mr. and Mra. John Dowgle- Howard B. FUta oommantad Campbell Council Grand Tha program win ampbaalae since 1988. Btfttia FMday; Danghtar ton i Dtoohatgod Saturday: Fern­ wlcx, Lewie St., Rockville. pcmiy hose that tha oouneU had workad Knlgbt WaMar Stetson graatod k»g houTB ovor mora thaf, a recreaUon, movlas, M k abig- He was grand knight of Camp­ the aaoemUage. Ha payed to Mr. and Itoa. lOguel Ntovaa, ando Nadoeu, BmOy Dr., Book- Diecluuyed Sunday: Joaeph Iqg. annual alaotkm of county m High St., RoofevOa. viBo; Oarohne Rogara, tauirol ilanealaee. (mg.fLSS) month, and that tha town man- bell Council in 1919, whan the homage to Moriarty, "a grand Boeao, Terry Rd., Tolland; Wee- and Sunday knight of 80 years ago and sUn St, Wepplng; lOobael UBM, ley Charter, Eaiington; Slorence agar and hia dapartmanta ahd /*®“ "®** offleara naUonal membetiiiip of tha Dtochargad Fittagr: Sualo tha Board of Bduoatton and tha church sarvleaa. aoUva in K of' C work." Hanfco, South St., Rockvfllo; Waat Main S t, RoofcvlHe; Kathy Bettere, Plnney Brook Ct, El­ K of C was 26,000. It now la Buparlntondant o f Mdxtols had The South Wlndaor group wUl 1 ,20 0 ,000 . • Dtstriot Deputy Jama* B. Roaana Soucy, HlpMand Av«., Ktooman, Orcene St, RodcvUlo; lington; Mra. Nancy Goodwin leave from tha Wapplng Com- workad tor many montlw pra- Sen. Dodd, who arrived lata Hohnao, spaakbig on balialf of RodndUa; Nonnan Leweaqua, Roaoonn Drury, Kelly Rd., Tal- and daughter. Woodland St., munUy Hbuaa at 8:45 p.m. on the Supreme Counotl, quoted Rockville, and Mra. Janet oaading tha ttma that tha ooun- and had to leave aariy tor an­ Rt. n , SSUqgton; Manha. oottvtBo; Ruth Baton, Dailey cll oonaldarad tha budgat Friday, and will return about 4 Browning In daacrihing 1Sm6- Stepieton, Bkat Haittord; Clr., RockvUla; DduIb Baaeett, Barker and eon. Mile Hill Rd., other speaking engagement in , Fltta M t that tha budgat waa p.m. on Sunday. Wetberafleld, otayad only a half "Qrow old along with Ina. St., Bgypt Rd., sahi«ton; Richard Rockville. a good ona, and ha thankad Thoaa attending tha weekend hour and qx>ke before dinner ™ « la yet to bo.». program are R ^ r Bolsaaau, avaiyona tanrotvad, itMii«u..g was served Mayor Nathan AgoaUnelU, counell wlvaa and huabanda, tor Debbie Chapman, Lynatte and bringing giesting* on behalf of Brad Coraon, Linda OaMlman, He praised Moriarty aa "a the people of 'Moncheotar, said, thalr patlanoa and aaalBtanoa. good person, a good human be­ to what might ba oallad a Mika Johnson, Craig JosUn, An­ "If the world bsd more psopto dy and Joyce KTeller and Bar- ing—a man who tyidltoa th e like Ed, it would be a .finer quiet noto of paaatva aaalatonca, K of O organtoatkm.” Oounollwoman Jana Romeyn nta Kuras. place in which to live. The Lord Also, Bob LaPorte, Jacques Dodd, who has been a K of C has been good to Ed, and be ta agreed with tha total budgat, member for 41 year* to Mbriar- but offered aavaral auggeatkna Latry, Stove Manning, Allan turn has been good to the rest tor improvamanta. Maaetar, Jeff RaynOda, Dannia ty’s 02, said, "The younger man of us." Ryder, Steve TurUnton and may not have it to ths full de­ State Sen. David Barry oaned Mra. Romeyn fait that aome votion we have. of the area# where the council Martha and Chrl Warner. Ad- Moriarty "a man of strength, of cut the budgat abould ba oara- vlaon taking toe grotq> are "The reason I'm here,” Dodd great honesty, of Integrity, a fully watched to Inaura that tha Mr. and Mr*. Oaraid Conan, said, "to to say something about gentleman and a fine maiL’’ problema that tha oounoll feels Mr. and Mi*. Charles Wamar a gixxl man while he to still State Rep. Francis Mahoney are tolarabla do not datariorata and Alma Wamr. present to hear it, and not later. presented Moriarty wtth a Into intolaraUe altuationa. Oari Luty, Cited “ Aird,” he added. In hto only resolution ot commendation to this connection Mrs. Carl B. liuly, aon of Mr. end reference to politics, "I’ve got adcqited May 0 by tfae State Aa- Romeyn aakad that additional Mr*. Paul V. Luty of 70 Lewis Edward F. Moriarty, second from right, chats with ers and other friends by Francis J. Maloney, right, a vested Interest in him. I hope sembly. "What’a wrong with the , patrola ba aaai|2ted to tha Kel­ Dr., was among tha 48 Trinity U.S. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, at last night’s testi­ vice chairman of the event. At left is Walter Stet­ he’ll be around a long time, country," Mahoney sold, ' "to ly Rd. area, and that the town OoUaga etudente edto ware pre- monial dinner. Moriarty is holding an envelope con­ son, . grand knight of Campbell Council, K of C. Ed, God bless you." that we don’t have enough Ed mainagar diaeuas tha road with aented awards at the 20th an­ taining a cash gift, presented on behalf of the din­ (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Francis J. Maloney, vice Mortortys.” Stale Rep. Donald Genovesl Vamon and tha State Highway imal Honom Pay oaremonles of clnirman for the event, present­ the ct^ege held last Friday. ed Moriarty with a gift from and State Sen. Robert Houley of Dept, and report to the oouncU Maurice Weaterberg, 28 I^mn West Hartford; Mrs. Dorothy Venmn were . Introduced but on the oondlUons with regard Luty, a nnembar of the clans those present and from those of 1969, received second prise. Dodd Shows Manchester Dr., VImon; Paul Wupperfeld, Hhvlng, 60 Concord Rd.; .Tull tumble to attend —a carii purse. didn’t speak. to the road “at least quarter­ 90 Grandview St. Patulak, East Hartford; Allison GOP Reglstar of Voters Fred ly ." Alumni Prise In BngUah Com- Hospital Notes Maloney was suhstltuting for poaltlan. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Goodman, Woodland St., Tql- general chairman Joseph E. Peck said of Moriarty, "They M n . Romeyn aabed that the No Concern mm to Mr. and Mrs. Richard land; John Mulieody, 89 Elm don’t come any better than him. oounefl comtder replacing tha McCarthy, who was called out n i n i r i M n Provost, 47 Oak Dr., Hebron; St., Wapplng; Mrs. Diane Ber- of town because of the death of In fact, I have always thought contraobad custodial aarvloe tor Manoheetra Evening Herald ^ V n m N G HOURS a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ear) ntoar and daughter, 26 Camp- so highly of him, he waa the tbs Ttawn Has by htring two South Wlndaor oovre^MMident With Polls hto mother. , tat^medlate Oar* Semi- Lane, 117 Cedar St; a dough- bell Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Mary Moriarty, who to seldom at a best man at my wedding." fuU-ttona ouatodlana. Thaae ous- Carol Moulton, leL 644-8714. pnvBta, *oon-8 p-m., and 4 p.m.- ter to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Gallara and daughter, 81 Stone Speaking briefly were John H. By SOL B. COHEN loss for words, said, "I am at a todlani would get to hoow the 8 p.m.; private rooma, 10 aJn.- Queretto, IS Hillside Ave., Ver- St. loss for words. I want to thank Coleman ot Middletown, worthy buUdhig better ttean die servlca, If U.S. Sen. 'ihomas J. Dodd 8 p,m., and 4 p.m.-8 pm. non. ______secretory of the State Oounoll; to worried about a.drop In hto Pediatrios: Parents allowed everyone involved in this, won­ end could he conttMtod to an DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; derful evening.” €Uid John . FltsPatrlck, deputy. emergency qltuatloii with great­ Allies Take popularity fai Connecticut, since any time except noon-8 pm .; The blessing was given 1^ the brand knight of Campbell Couh- d itlir hto censure by the U.S. Senate, Ronald Girard, 286 Woodbridge MDa H elp W eatReniiBii er facility tlian tfae service. otheis, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. he to not ehowlng It, at leatA _ _ __, .i, _ St.; John Guenette, Storrs; Mrs. Rev. John Delaney, pastor of Mie. Rcmieyn aald tbat ehe Mountaintop X ’ Sydney 16 Cobum Rd.; NEW YORK — A medioal, S t Bridget Church, who on Sun­ was euiprleed to lean) that oedy not outwardly. publication telto of a weather-' MIGBAINE HTUIMEU In Manchester last night to J Robert Oaura, Thompeonvllle; day, celebrated his 40th anni­ about $8,000 of Uie Hghtliig pro­ (Conthraed from Page One) I^nrive ^ and Mrs. Gerrle Knight, Ghurton- man in Krakow, Poland, w ho versary as a priest CHICAGO — Mlgratao hsod- Ik GriMt... attend a teatlmonial for Demo­ Cara. Immedi^ten^ cy, gJast works gram of $20,000 actually goes wMh a university medi­ cratic Registrar ot Voters Ed­ Father Delaney expressed aefaes aftUct some 10 to 16 mil­ tor new Mghttog m d tlMt Uw Sbaibubt reported the once limited to five Hertford; Reml Slysi, Buff cal faculty in preparing fore­ great esteem for "Ed and hto lion Americans. Dootoa* hoy* to pay the eleo- hmvily Juhgted nuxtofatotop ward F. Moriarty, he said he casts' that say, for example: May Plant Sale Saturday to not concerned wtth the. re­ C*q> Rd., Tolland; Julie Negro, wife," and said, "I am proud created the American Aasocla- trte - faUl tor lighth^. tootoed .She a forest Are had Maternity) Fathei*, 11 a.di. • 202 Hebron Rd., Boltim; Mrs. "Sudden rise in temperature. to.be here, to honor a very good Uon for the Study of Headache Sha bopMl tiMit In tim future through It after the 10 sults of a poll released last 18:45 p.m., and 6 p.m.-8 p jn .; Mra. Anton Latawic of 19 Ash St., left, and Mra. Joseph Sullivan of 317 week, which showed a drastic Margaret Levesque, Ware- May be distressing to persons man.” to deal with surii probloms as two Ughthtg ancounta be enter- offaers, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and 6 house Point; Mrs. Gladys Swift, with unsteady nerves." The toastmaster of the eve- Spring St., pause to admire a flowering shrub while preparing for the Man­ drop In public esteem for him. p.ni.-8 pm. mlgroiiM. chester Garden Club annual'May Plant Sale. Mrs. Sullivan is chairman of the «exiiwiinr!i ed In the bui%et to reflecC the vffUllMy M ken. N h w a i i K ! "It Just means I must work Aie Llmlto: 16 in mateinUy, sale which will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of biWakdawn betwwan new hgtat- A South Vtotnameae battaBon that much harder," Dodd said. tag and etootrfcnl 'bUla. moving tgt the mmntain met 18 in other areas, no Umlt In Center Congregational Church. A variety of annuals, perennials, herbs, geran­ Dodd, leaving tfae KofC sdf-aervloe VI ' OonunenUng on aocountta tor otdy liMilt reahrtanoe. lit tound a Home tor Wethersfield, where iums, house plants, and hanging baskets will be, on sale. There will also be a personnel who are not hired but three Jnoh lelephone cable that he waa eoheduled to deliver a The admlntotratlon reminds white elephant table. Homebaked food, sandwiches, and coffee will be avail­ tor whom tfae oounoB 'nas ap- waa behaved to hove ootmeettad able during the event. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) epssch, conaenited to pauao long vtoltors that with omisitwtion proprlatod funds, Mra. Romeyn the ntourlaintop bane with enough to answer a few queo- under way, parking rvaoe to crltlciaed tha town nwnager tor Horlh Vlatoaineaa bases in tlana. Although he looked phys­ nurse has been added to take limited. Vtoltoi* are aoked to maklig' a "oonadoiM deobton" tsuo*. ically tired, hto answers were W e keep telling people we have Vernon care of the new school. The es­ bear with the hospital rridle the to not fill oertota pnatttoae. She The paratroopers tound many poaltlve and alert. parkliig problem extots. timated salary tor this posl- aafend that the manager In the perlly ooUapeed. bunker* with Asked If hb still intends to ticn is $4,600. This budget also future ba required to report at dead North Vlatnameoe eoldliera nm tor re-eleotlon in 1970, he includes other expenses .totaling. many convenient savings plans aaich meettag of the council on toalde, apparently klUad by the replied, "Y-es, Yes. Thera is no Patients Today: 888 School Budget Report $4,851 tor health services. the *tatua o f unfilled pcaktoiia UB. ahd MteUlng. chang;e. I have said many times Presently the system uses 28 In the toam. U.S. offioers wUl not dtscuaa that I will seek the nomination, ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: school buses, one had to be MICHAELS The total budget of $6,711,018 future plans for security rea­ and I repeat It now." Leroy Banning, Stafford and they keep telling us they want Storehouse of Data added after this school yetu- be­ ls compnssd of a Board of Edu- sons, but there Is speculation Asked if he would force a Sprlig; Mrs. Helen Barno, De­ gan'. The board is recom m «id- catlan budget o f.$4,148,166 and that the U.S. Command may be primary, should he lose the pot Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Rita If town taxpayers received aa aistant superintendent, $19,012; Ing 30 buses for the coming a General Goveraanent Budget planning to aatabUsh a base In nomination, yet sUU get the re­ Brown, 264 Hollister St.; Mi­ detailed an account of th e business manager, $14,141; ad- year tor a total amount of $171,'- of $2,667,817. quired 20 per cent votes, he re­ chele Delemanty, Wlllimantio; an interest rate they can depend on. Board of Educatkm budget as ministrative assistant, $14,841, 389. the A Shau valley. The council la counting on on The mountain oonunands^ a plied, "I would be foolish not Mrs. Ruth Fiddler, East Hart­ the board recentiy did, they sOil and severance pay for the re­ Salaries for the custodians Increawa o f $180,000 in state aid to. I've said many times, and ford; Agnes Kermedy, 81 So we’re now offering guaranteed interest on our days or more may be withdrawn without notice might not like the budget but tiring assistant superintendent, portion of the 2S-mil«-long ^ - total $247,549. This Includes a to education and $99,050 oanlad ley, which te the biggest enemy my record proves that I ad­ Pleasant St., Rockville; Mra. during the first ten days of each,quarter. y they would see where every dol- $1,200, a total of $72,224. new head custodian and three Irene Klucewlcs, 868 Hackma­ Investment Passbook Accounts, our unique i % over as a oonltaiiad approprlOr supply end staging area In ttie here to the statement, that a lar of the prcq>oaad $3.6 milHcm >me salaries for the school assistants at the new school and own quality tlon to reduce the total budget man should do everything with­ tack St.; Erwin Konesnl, Poni- passbook plan designed for savers. Guaranteed Today may be a bright and sunny day, but at northern part of South Vietnam. budget is going. principals and assistants total one additional part-time work­ to be flnanoed by taxation. Af­ in Hto ability. If he wants to fret, Jooime Llewellyn, N. River for three years from the date of your most CBT we can hear the rain.. Blaewhere— Rd., Coventry; Rlcar^ Longo­ The detailed budget report $193,447. At the high school is er. for the four new rooms added ter bB eaUmatad kahrect rave- Enemy gunners kept up their be elected to office. to the Talcottvllle School. ria, Warehouse Point; WUltom recent deposit. And funds on deposit for 90 We’re the bank that listens. was prepared with the help of one principal and two vice^prln- nuettbuve bean eqqittod against nightly rociciat and mortar at­ "There's nothing certain in Charles Brlsson, the new edu- cipals for a total of $47,423. The estimated tdtal tor the watch with the graas budgat, $4,820,282 is poliUcB,” he said, when asked Mcaellant, 164 Irving St.; Mrs. tacks with more than twit a dos- Laura Mclsaae, Gtostonbury; cation business manager, and The adminIstraUon salary to- heating of all of the schools left to be fkranoed by taxatloni en reported Monday night If he expected to be nomin­ contalns a wealth of data on tal for the middle school, $33,- amounts to $46,636; utilities, Ths 1089 net Grand list as of ated. "One never knows what Mi*. Sarah Noble, 32 Walnut Vemon's planned school ex- 732, includes the salary of the against U.S.- bases. U.8. heed- St; Mrs. Ethel Parker, Hatrii THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY $83,429, and supplies for opera­ the first of the year 1* $09,100,- quaitere sold two Amudbans will happen. I take everything CBT P®*!®®®- prinoipal, vice-principal and a tion of the plants, $19,430.* the 3-year with more than a grain of atrbg- Hill Rd., Vernon: Mrs. Fanny MEMBER F.D.I.C. 000, end it to Mfimated tbat were kiUed, 14 were wounded The report breaks the pro- teaching vice-princip^. At the ' The maintenance man, hired Pedraxa, 61 Englewood Dr.; one mill on Ilia tax rate wfll and four heUcoptom were dam­ Heather Plagge, 46 Groan posed budget down Into these seven elementary schools, the this year, will have an asslatant produoe $09,200 In rsvenue ,to He declined to speculate on aged In a mortar attack o r the Manor R d.; Mr*. Carol categories: Instructional salar- salaries for principals and as- in the coming year. The present( the town.. headquarters of the U.S. 9th m- possible opponents tor the De- ies, 75 per cent; transportation, sistants total $112,292. salary is $8,000. The new man' unconditional mocsatlc nomlnalton. "I have Richards, Stafford; Mr*.\ tantry Dl'Vlelon 42 mllee south­ will start at $7,000. TMOA Banquet no Iden," be said, end intimat­ Pauline Rose, 49 Cedar St.; 3.6 per cent; operation and Por the comiing school year a The annual Wapplng YMCA west of Saigon. maintenance, 9 per cent; gen- „ew principal is being proposed In an effort to coordinate all ed that It would nieke no dUter- Mr*. Armle Sullivan, 396 Hart­ of tbc'cafeterlas the school sys­ Banquet will be held this Thurs­ ford R d.; Mra. Belle Tuttle, 2270 era! control 2 per cent; health the Center Road sdiool. This day at 5:80 p.m. In the Timo­ ence to him, and that he will and-attendshce, one per cent; ^ 39-room elementary school tem will have a cafeteria direc­ guarantee came out fighting, whoever they EUingfam Rd., Wapplng: Mrs. thy Edwards Soboo} oafeteria. fixed charges, 2 per cent; food expected to be ready next fall, tor next year. The salary will B5 DIFFERENT STYLES Democrats Plan are. Winona Watt, East Harttord;- be $8,200. The 50th anniversary of the servlc^, tuition, student body salary for this position has TMCA In South Wlndaor will be He said that ho has detected a cu ities, 3 per cent; capital ^een set at $13,746. Two assist- The board has estimated that Bylaws Meeting no change ta attitude among $244,622 of the total budgret is FOR MEN AND W DMEN observed, with charter mem­ outlay. 1 per cent, and inMruc- ^nts to the fJHncipal are also bers atUl living in the area in­ hto colleagues in the U.S. ti(^l supplies 6 P®rcmt. ^ proposed torthis new for expends Jurt to open the The Mandwater bemocratlo Senate, since they voted to cen­ ALL WAYS BEST new elementary school. vited to attend the banquet and Town Oommittes baa aetaeduled ^ schc^ras^ll as the middle program. sure Mm. " I have always been operating budget^ the dlstribu- Proposed salaries f o r ALWAYS S3S.75 TD $AS5 • moeting fpr next Tuesday, to on good terms with all of them All local YMCA membera are dtonwB and to take, action on tion of esUmated revenue for ,, ' Advertisement: s eligible to attend with their and I still am," he said. “I see the coming year is: 28 per cent, Wanted: Newsboys or news- prapoaed rule* ohsngas in its no snubbing. My relatixns axe state; 3 ^ r cent, federal and ^ assistants on a part-t 1 m e families. However, they niust ^ CANDIK8 girls in the Rockville area. FOR QRADUATION have made reservationa with bytoWB. corcHcU, and' thfd is how they miscellaneous, and 69 per cent. ®®t ®t $4,200 each. Windsor Ave., Franklin St.; Ths masting will be at 8 p.m. should be." ■ local..___ - ”^® salaries for consultants South St.. Hartford Tpke. their leaders. Each member at­ tending has been aoslgnod a In the Municipal Building Hear- The Board of Education supervisors total »145,978. Routes available immediately. aaH-BOTO S3BB IrV Room. agreed last week to cut $200,- This covers physical education, 'Jail Herald Circulation D e­ covered dtoh to serve 10 people. Hartford County YMCA Gen­ Committees have been at No More Rain Needed 2 000 from its original proposal music, audio-visual, speech and partment: Mr. Cordera or Mr. eral Secretary Don Warrington weak tor ssvsral months on pro­ SYDNEY (AP) — ..Heavy Humphrey. 647-9946 Choose bracelet watches, of $5,390,318. ‘ hearing, reading, mentally re- and 'the newly organUed 15 posed changes in the rules per­ April rain filled Sydney's water The total state aid amounts landed, science, guidance and strap watches, sports member Board of Directors taining to 'Candidate endorse­ storage dams. A Water Board to $1,516,685 and federal, $2,000, social workers. or dress watches, diamond have aloo been invited as apo­ ment and seleottai o f 'loattvention spokesmen eald the dams now MiscallaneoUs, revenues total Classroom teacher salaries dal guests. delegates. • hold riiough water to meet Syd­ $165,250 for a grand total es- are set at $2,580,412. This In­ watches, automatica, Biach of the seven YMCA ney's demand for the next five timated revenue of $1,663,945. dudes about 308 teachers. Tlie waterproofs and calendar groups will present a short en­ years witliOQt more rain. The town expects, to receive salaries for special teachers to- watches, in stainless steel, tertainment, keeping In mind Only Farm Town $1,320,380 in slate per pupil aid. $666,957. the 60th anniversary. .This grant is^4wsed on the aver- Thl^ account also provides for gold-filled and 14K gold.' PALMER, Alaska (AP) — . age daily membership lor the summer curriculum studies by Pahnar, nestled In the tam ed. Best of all, your graduate Matanuska Valley, - Alaaka’a current scdiool year and is paid some of-the staff members in gets 3 years of service " in three instaJIihents during 1969 science, social studies and Ian- lANK CREDIT only cosmnunUy to pitmarily -70. For purposes of computing guage arts. Salaries of other absolutely FREE. based on an agricultural ecotw- PUIMB^OUT CARDS ACCEPTED the grant an average daily instructional staff, which would This remarkable value offer my.. membership of 6,286 is used, include substitutes, driver train- The town has seen steady STOP Tbe state also reimburses the ing and a summer school dlrec- will be withdrawn June 8th. ARTHUR DRUB growth alnae the arrival of the town for one-half the amount tor, total $42,700. first Matanuska oolaefsts in the paid for transportation of stu­ Librarians, $41fI00 early 1980s. dents to a vocational-technical The salaries for the librarians in^tute or a vocatlonal-ngricul- at all of the schools total tural cenUr, not to exceed $200 $41,500. This takes in 11 people, per pupil. For eight fuU-time and one half- 1 The estimated total cost of time persops in the guidance de-* Pint CongrtgoHoiMl Church of Vomon Vocational transportation is $3,- partments, salaries total $98,176. 600. .one^iatf of which will be For the psychological examiner - reimbursed. the salAry is $10,942; secretarial TURKEYSUPPER CONCINTRATID IIOUID In connection with special ed- salaries, $81,181, and for teacher 2 ib A 9 d .e O ucatlon, . $70,100 will be re- aides, $35,786. DRAIN OPENER-CLEANER imburted by the state. This The textbook account for all ■* n . Friday, May 23 MANY ASSORTMENTS covers programs for pupils hav- of the schools totals $69,875; • RATS HAIR A R I R TO GIVE AND ENJOY ing identifiable learning disabil- Ubrary books end supplies, ORATSPAT serving from 8-7 p-m. Beeervatlons oeU Mrs. itles. $26,433; audio-visual materials LENOX 'Dm town rec^ves fidl t»im - *“ *1 supplies, $25,546; teaching Von Bone 648-8878 or Bli*. Otork 648-1676 m M C H B sm bursement from the state, for supplies, $187,641, and other ex- I •peclal aervicea rendered to pensea for instruction, $30,592. HARDWARE A SUPPLY! PHARMACY ^ jeweLBRs-mvaReMiTHB eiNCE iaoo 81.75 adulto. 61.66 ohUdreii 6-U. i* «e r • yeai*. legally blind stiMents. Th® salaries for the schocrf 8n MaUi BL, Maooheotor Admlnlsttnilve Salaries nurses, which had been in the SM ■ . ODNTEB BT. The-.. sdminlBtrative salaries general government budget and DOWNTOWN MANCHESTEIU-968 MAIN STREET BB N E nTi BYDBB MEMOIUAL BOUnTAL, Puerto Woo. Pheae 648-44M for the coming year include: “ "o now in the education budget, Stgwrtntendent, $28,000; as- totol $47,139. One additional

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. ) MANCHESnSB KVENXNQ HEBALIX-MANCHBSTBB. CX)NN> TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1969 m ts R id in g Cinciimati BoUon Events in World itoelr sseurity can b s gnsran- V o te sT a x W inners InfUtrator Killed teed oidy if ft e m y mtanteta 8BOUL (AP) — Amesican eloos relations wfth ttis Uiritad Dowm- Slo t * traopa kiltad w North Korean In- For Schools Nam ed in fUtrator trying to raeak Into South Koraa tMs momtag, tha gotactoam etoW acanawocOng (OWtkOMl (ram Page One) Httk Rebellion Leaden In • tow d a y a ” A rt Show Unltod Nettons Oommond to- *Should F i W Thoaft adao w ere oaana weight- maaure had not parasi, thay ported. MANILA (AP) — Baurtesn ton aorabatton and a Wot o t a Wtanera have been awNme- A spokeeman .ssM tbs North leaden in the Huk rebellion of to lilH V i P 'toMlng Stafford right ride up Hearty 110,000 v o ts n t m s d sd tor tlw Bolton Art Chib mem­ KMeon waa a p a lto i bedon tbe llOOi should ba ftetd after OH * i dawn by 2nd Infantiy Dlvlrion !n tka taloriWai picture and oat and 07 par oaat favoted the bers’ exhibit held this weekend 18 yeozB in prtaoik th s Supnems OMMMKNfla Toong kaadWiwn. sridtera guanding tbs western Oourt ruled Mbnday. M l 4«M ot to wKMb U mUM Incnasa. Tlw Hantiltoa Ooiiaty at the Oomnnadty Hall. Ih ODs, "It'a really a baU up hare Ur- sector of ths 2%-niitewlde de- Tbe prtsoneia, aU tnsirdieraQf Tha cloudscapa pattarn of VILLAOCR addn soft, •( Uw mow, «vtr Om MOM ip ot Board of Blsottora w tta tba Jean Pehovlik took first plaoe tag in aara O ,” Toung aadd. mllltailssd sons between North tire Oommunlst PoUtburo that to Uto >w ot tWagalllHy whom tnraout was heavy tor m apootal tor "ODHipoeltion,” Hrien sophlstleatsd glamor to this Madltsrranaan room. "It’a tka only way to go.” and Boutii Korean. Ths infiltra­ led tbe rebeUkra had bean sen­ WEEK alaotlan. Three eariter attemipto Vetich, eeooiid, tor "Dsoember lha aabranaota atartad the tor fired 70 to 100 rounds with a tenced by a lower oourt to oei> •ad W hrto B . AMMn kopo to tolecaat wtth a riew a t the earth to yafae tba levy bad tWIeil Dunes,” and MUdnd lista eubmaeWne gun, then tried to The Doiver ballot Msta only third, for "Vennoiit Bams.” tenoes raiding Smrn Ufa Imptla- tram more than 100,000 mltoo in flee north, but Amerloan Use onmert to death on charges of H m wgtao that pot Apooo 10 apace, ahnUar to that Wown ta oaadidatas tor tw o saata on tba in water ooior, MTO. VsKch brought Wm down, the epokes- oa ooiaw to too oomo Qmt moat rsbelUon vrith murder, roMiety, the Infttal telecaata Sunday, eoc- aebooi board, but tlw fainqiai|Ti took a (tort with ’’Eraenoe,” nzan caM. Thera were no U.S. Am to flhoot ft toto Iw ar ortrit— has pMarissd ovsr the Issue of Rita Keuway, sezwnd wltti kidbaplng and arson. cept that the heme planet wna caoualUea. The bdgh oourt ruled that "r e ­ ■ad lllro ■•tin to prapol t h t •*- crasrtowu busing to aobtovw ra­ “ WeHawwep,’ ’and Agnes Krey- much amaltor. The Inftltrator waa ths second troBwots lack toarard oorth. cial tafagratton. rig, timd, vriih "OU Stump.” bel lion cannot be oomplexed ■ ' ' ' ' "Wla’ra made w few mllea North Koraan killsd in ths Tlw buring program was a|>- In pastels, Vtota Sobol took a with oommon critnaa like mur­ ONLY BtOowliir ftwtr toonohhn atoce yeeteattay," Staftaatl aald aouthsM half of tbe DMZ within fkma Oop* Bamodr Sunday, pravad on a 0-2 vote tost Marata. •n^ with "Owls,” attd no other der and anun conunittad In fur- an ApoUo 10 lipped aJong at a week. South Korean troops re­ therancs of tba rabriUon.” ft Stofkrd, Toons and Oanma more than 3,000 milee an hour. Taa> of tlw board manlwn wbo priiM wars esrardsd. hava lad a latouraly ooyase, CKVored H ara up tor re-electton Tlw riww tovorlte, by popular ported killing an intruder in the said the 14 could be bald guilty •■’V f ------Berth loWed like a boyto oentral sector laat Wtataasday. tw ito s to r Hm Inagr daya aroond vote, was Diana Urain’s pastel, only of aimpte lebelUon, tor llaaa marble—motttod Mack, rad If the balance of poaror ftM m ooa mooo which tbe maxittuim penalty ta gray, blue and white agtataat the should Shift tbs program could “TM Worioers.” Noaa «( too pOota lad Woaa Move to European Unity 10 yean’ tmprisonmeiiit Mark btackneea of the sky. be called back and ktUed ItaliaB Sapper any atsaa o t a ooid. On or oOiar An Italian supper vrlll be Seen if Pother WUu Tbetr appeal was filed ta 1968. “ft looks beautiful gck« A strike by sobena in Ghtoago aDmaft. Aatraaauto mlnuta gla or Mrs. John Radton. A lim­ WUNDA WEVE QUALITY Stafford told mtoelco coniral- Mriks udsaa denwnda tockitikBr The West German leader 1EW BRUSH STROKE PATTERN OF Mr. Steward; ' and H. James magazine. He has been on the Manchester ' Evening Her­ m ow oorfaoa Ttantaday. in earth sMne.” NEW BRITAIN, Ootm. (AP) 1967 CHEVROLET Norton, son of Mrs. Harry J. dean’s list three years. He is ald Bolton oorreqwndent, DEEP TEXTURED CUMULOFT NYLON "Ocod grtaf; Charlie Brawn,” Be saM ttw aun was shlniig; —If studenta at Oentral Oon- tmtm c t n** antranaUta oald. too cloee to the moon to obtain Norton of 894 Summit St., and in the South United Methodist Clemewell Toung, tel. 648-8981. CHEVY II STATION WAGON necticut State OoUege can raise the late Mr. Norton. Church choir, and the chonu of Poindng to “Snoopy,” Tom« an acceptable televUfon dxit, tbe money'to pay assistant pro- Miss Feltham, a senior, has the Connecticut Opera Associa­ ■aid: "He*a bean quiet for the and added: “It’s kind of nice to faasor Eugene MUkahy's salary, • RADIO been on the dera’s list for four tion. He plans to teach next NAZI 0010 •noMZiotnm beat t o o dhya but ba’a pohig to know where we'ne going.” tlw scbool’s Education Depeut- Elder Petersen • VINYL INTERIOR years, and w as inducted Into year, and has done practice • VERY LOW MILEAGE nwnt says it wfil rehira Mm. teaching at Enfield High Phi Kappa Phi, a national hon­ Visits in Town • RED FINISH MANOR LANE Columbia The departinent’s wUUngneM orary society for students In School. to reblra the popular profeaaor all academic fields. In January. Norton, a junior, is majoring Elder Mark E. Petersen, an waa anounoed Monday, Short­ She la m ajoring In zoology, and in mathematics, and has been apostle of the Oiurch ot Jesus ly after students proposed that Christ of Latter-day Saints, is has been accepted to do grad­ a tutor in that field at UConn.. OlAClEfiniMi EFANliHlIUiT Charter Unit Votes To Keep the teacher be retained at the uate work at UConn. She grad­ In 1966, he graduated from instructing missionaries t<^y etudento’ expenae. uated from Manchester High Elast Catholic High School, at the Manchester Chapel on * 1 4 9 5 Selectman Meeting Rule The students now plan to hold School in 1966 with honors. where he was a member of the Woodelde St. a referendum to see if enough Elder Petersen came to New 1 Miss Egan graduated from National Honor Society. He re­ OoIumMa will retain Its Ssegda, recording aecretary, money can be retoed tor their East Catholic High School In ceived an award from the Man­ York City from Salt Lake City, TED TRUDON, Inc. s q . y d . selectman-town meeting form of and Mrs. Emil Malek, treasur­ cause. 1966, and is completing her un­ chester Scho'arship Foundation, Utah, and will be spending a VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE goirenunent, according to a vote er. Muloahy, 28, is currently dergraduate work at UConn In Inc. At UConn, he has been week instruoUng some 200 mis­ AVOCADO . tCB OWEN sionaries in the area, in TOLLAND TPKE^TALCOnrVILLE COMPLETELY INSTALLED cast by the new Charter Com­ PTA Chairmen teaching philosophy of educa­ three yeaurs, m ajoring In anthro­ o.i the dean’s lirt three years. Look at tha color aftmplas abova: Tha/glva you a mission last week. Newly-tnstalled PTA presi­ tion as a replacement for the proselyting methods. The mlssicmarles, who a re OVER Vi INCH FOAM PAD quick Idas of why polor-earpata atari at Wunda W avs I It was explained that there dent, Mrs. Clarence Grant, has oourae’a permanent professor, only create new problems mak­ named her committee chairmen. who Is on sshhatical ieavie of between the ages o f 19 and 26, are ten towns in the atate with a Hanoi Envoy ing a solution of the Vietnam are presently engaged In a two- ■EYEiGLAagErB^ populatian o f under 10,000 — , They are Mrs. Robert Dolph, atasenoe. Huloahy’s contract ex­ problem ever more difficult.” RANDOM SHEARED PATTERN. Mrs. David Ethridge, program pires in June. year service to the church, Oolumbia has about 8,400 — ‘ Thuy repeated previous Hanoi which involves explaining to 17 BEAUTIFUL COLORS IN which have charters calling for chairmen; Mrs. Donald Macau­ Dr. F. Don James, ttw Says Thieu and NLF criticism of the Nixon DeBella and Reale Opticians^ lay, Mrs. Jack lining, waya school’s president, said MMcahy people In the East about th e DEEP LUXURIOUS PILE OF a aelectmau. type of govern­ peace plan-^including the Mormon Church. ment. and means) Mrs.Thomas Kee­ had eqipUed tor a post in sec­ American demand for mutual gan, attendance; Mrs. Joseph ondary teaching tor the coming Must Go Ellder Petersen has been a 100% CUMULOFT CONTINUOUS The oommiasion is also con- withdrawal. Journalist for many years and Complete sldertag a Board of Finance, a Armstrong, board of education achoiastic year, but the paetUon "A detailed study of the Nixon FILAMENT NYLON representative; Mrs. Robert had been awarded to a person (OonUnaed from Page One) was editor of Utah’s first news­ Eye Gloat re-evaluatlan of present town speech has disclosed one highly paper. He was ordained to the boards and oommlssionB, elec­ Farmer, safety; Mrs. Marshall with a PhD. Muloahy Is q i^ - important element, namely that Altken, publicity; Mrs. Richard nam’s vice preeidmt and Tran apostleshlp in 1944. This call­ Service tive Venus appMntlve choice in fied to teach courses In ele­ Nixon did not say a single word Curland; Mrs. James Curtis, re­ ing requlree cemstant traveling some otficea and a clearer mentary education, James aald. Van Huong is its premier. of the fundamental rights of the freshments; Mrs. Donald Caul­ and speaking to members of the definition of officers' duties. Last w e ^ 2,600 o f the col­ Asked to comment on report­ Vietnamese people to their ter­ field, health; Mrs. Richard Res- church throughout the world. Contact VILLAGER Y lege’s 5,000 students signed a ed differences between Wash­ ritorial integrity. Independence The charter group named the nlsky, Mrs. Donald Pearce, Lenses petition urging that Muloahy be ington and Saigon, Thuy said and unity,” Thuy said. following to nine suboonunit- membership; John Erlandson, 67 PE R CENT O'VER 66 toes: Myron Berkowlts, Mat! rehlred, and Monday 76 students these were differences of meth­ ARE WOMEN rec council representative; Mrs. demonstrated at the student FRENCH DRINK A LOT Kblva, Peter Moeckel, ino(H> Bruce Lyon, Girl Scout repre­ od, not on substance. WASHINOTON. — Of the 19 poration and general powers; center on the popuiar teacher’s ’ ’The TTiieu regim e leans on PARIS— The average French million Americans over 66 years sentative, and Mrs. Russell In- behalf. Howard Bates, Norman Schus- zinga, legislative. the United States for support In adult 20 years old or older con­ old, 67 per cent ara women. More than 300 students also sler, Henry Beck, elections; Past President Milton An­ Its policy to exploit and sup­ sumes 28 liters of pure alcohol While only 10 per cent of the 18 Asylum St. Paul Merrick, Wallace LMu*, thony is automatically a mem­ attended a talk given by Presi­ press the South Vietnamese peo­ a year, the National Institute of population, this group accounts Room 104 dent Jam es Mkmday that sought John Sullivan, board of select­ ber of the executive board for ple,” he said. Statistics reports. A liter is a for 38 per cent of all preacrip- Tel. 522-0767 s q . y d . to explain why a person with men; Sullivan, Lohr, Sam Pes- one year. "This has led to certain con­ little mora than a quart. tlatly goddeea ter the ShisBioit gileBt le eom- htgs. At 7:1B p.m. the oounoU Oar eatorfeyr aervtoe to aet a| USottlament 3Diaturba New. end preetdent at 14 Oivan to w ill bear any iiemon Interaab- NBIAPNOA. m ade the an- to be fle x M e eeHOgh to a » wandering 4 Hawaiian C tr b ir^ i ed to the amendments to the nouDcement Monday. IkirUng- commedate any eto ScvM Arts. U(. ISExaltadin WUsensL as reqpoeMs to a voting dlstrlot ordinanee, Why uet sail wa « 5 School aubject ailkworm 43 Artist’s frame tosfm term wilt be horn 1969- iirit 44 Nickname for (jueetkm troen Mayor aonrard wUoh would Inoroaae the the detanar ?ixedlook 6 High card 23 Againal 7 Young cqulnee 25 Boy's name Beatrice ■». ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 AUowancea FHtn, edid that whs kKnaaes voting dlatrlete from two to The cDmmfttoe eanually we- 8Red wine 27 Conception 45 Disembark wU not SDCaAdgr ootnolda wtth four. Although tlds has for waate 0 Surf aound 28 Tatters 46 Aleutian toote the reciptont at the Seirel- UMatiuacripta island flUntton ptoed ooenplethm. Ha alreedy had a hearl^ th e (ab.) lO'ThcdiU 29 Son of Seth Ion Brown Memorial Awaed, 11 Footlikapart (Bib.) 48 Back of neck noted the Bnoinrhia Water and oounoll, because ot two toob- wMch bonora m reporter tor an 20 Employ 49 Soliu' disk Aquaduqb Oo., tnau Whunt tha nicalltiea, must' ra-heu: th e GARDEN GROVE! 21Baveragea 13 Y ar^ (ab.) 37 Desert outotapfng Investigative aeries 19 Frightenad rumiiianta 50 Conducted Oounentimd Water do. reeetvas Item. TELEPHONE 649.5813—649-5814 24U ablt 52 Elders (ab.) of newa aitfolea. 26 Automotive 20 Combinee 39 Pertaining to meat at the wnter for South At 7:80 p.m. the oounoll will 21 Light browna the mind 53 Guido's high acceaaory note Whtdaor, w«s naoeeitly refund hear townspeople Intorosted In SOScottiah 22 Aniam 41 Basque cap jEMPLETON'S ei rata tnortwaa request. the proposed ordinance adopts aklartrea 1“ r “ !“ r " r 1” r~ 1” 1 " i r Tha c—nff y to mrtelliH the hig the town seal of the town. iSililiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiQ UALITY INSURANCE SINCE 19231111111 BI6 MOMENT^ 31 Fourth V PUbtlo UtiStisn Oonanlnton’a ^ council will 'Arabian caliph IT IS 13 ______S-20 32 River,in mta ndhM hi the oourta, wd ® hearing to authorln an Virginia IT" IB d m ild they be araatod their MhUttcnal appropriation o f $10,- "Before Losses Happen, Insure W ith Lappenl" 33Inaectovum Mertnai fiamian. uLi hm <>00 AX' arehUect’s feea In conr BY J. B. WILLIAMS 34 Rodent II IT OUT OUR WAY ?S2rTtS’c!So be 35 Freudian term II ll Br 36 Levantine iS ^ the archltoot s-ao WELL.WHArSaORJKWy? X h a -h a / I X y6AH"THSREARE ketch I FAIL TO 5EE WHATlS SO \ NEVER PIP /CERTAIN THINaS YOU 38 Compaaa point SeiL W.00O tor hi. aervlcea. C iwt ti m*, iM. TJ». UJL K. e». HILARIOUS a b o u t PRESS-/ EITHER, C MAY BE ABLE TO KEEP 39 Church H _ ...M in rm a ^ oourtcU appotoitod MeorUn ClisfomPAK IS FLEXIBLE IMO A BAIR O F BANTS/ V TILL JU S T ) UNDER COVER FOR A aervice uaeca wo^ Zimmerman, 40 Pond Lane, to Hi H“ DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS V 40 Abdicated 40 pur ^lei^ nad wMaenn, In on the Public Building It bends to fit your every business need. WILL OUT/ (ab.) V ”****^ Oommlnton until November to Meets you halfway with a custcmi insur­ PAW'S 60T LOOK. OAVT. 1 TOOK I ’LL FILE THIS PHONT PHOlo] 42 0baerve OoMKdIman Bcbert IkswUeila, jm unexplred term at TBCLIEVE US THIS PICTURE OF UNDER *FORGBT 1“ 44 Reproach U ance plan ju st for yotL No pasring fo r cov­ NOW, MAKCO FATHER NEPTUNE ' but the eddMonal uaeR to South ^ ntember who realgned. 10 J 47 RcM id of a aingle event (4 18 IT (8^ Wtautoor I 1 wioUU not be that llu council tabled In accord­ erage yon don’t need. Just the essentials. 51 Dincra greed ance wMh council ndeo, th e In one packaga at low cost. Call us today. 53 Landed IT U WStinma epent a good deal app^tment of five members moperty of time ewptohitng to the ooun' 54 Deer horn U II to an Historic Dlstrlot Study 55 Jumped d the netoticiiwhtp o f the Ckn- Committee and the appoint­ U u nenliout Water Oo. to the Book- 56 Levlgatea ,JI ment of a rate maker. 57 MaacuUne vltte Water and Aqueduct Oo. ’Hie council authorised th e (HwWHl n o te By Daoelrfctae) May We Quote Rates and Assist Y ou A s W e Have So Many O then 7 (Ntwipapar feterprlia AunJ ■megr are ocenpieibaty aepoBato town manager to accept aealed O r d a in ^ Years Ago compsntwK enid WUHama, wtth Mds for the aele of tiie old town 40 dUterent boaida at dlrecton, hall land, The Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget Church, who was honored but with the same meangement. Sunday ^temoon for the 40th anniversary of his ordination, is congratulai^ JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc reaitorI WUUama, who oam e to the Manchester Evening Her­ by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson of 57 Tuck Rd. as others await their turn. F ar CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEB council m settog tio report cn (he ald South Windsor oorre- ther Delaney was ordained on May 26,1929 in Hartford. He served as assistant 164 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—649-6261 progretoi of (ha Oltxatlon plant apondent, Osrol Moulton, teL and answer acqr queatioiUL atat- #44-8714. at Holy Trinity Oiurch,' Wallingford, and as pastor of the (Church of the Im­ maculate Ckmception in Terryville before coming to St. Bridget in 1954. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE ------\------McNaufbt Sywliesle, Inr. V HOW WHAT T HOW G O E S OUT WILL THIS NOT ABOUT NCT ABOUT NOT ABOUT O N THE The Draft Reform: Crew Schedule AIRMAIL NECESSARILY THIS NECESSARILY THIS NECESSARILY THIS FIRST ^SAMPAW LETTER AIRMAIL SPECIAL FOURTH TRUCK/ SET SPECIAL DELIVERY CLASS BY FRANK O^EAL How It Would Work THERE DEUVERY? RE6ICTERE0 cruNK SHORT RIBS SOONER? LETTER? MAIL/? (OaollBiMd from Page One) aPAOD aBNTESt, Houston would* again become draft- (be oldast flretT (AP)—Hors are higbllghte of VUR vtilnerable. A—In a one-year draft poed It today and Wednesday, the third h«Sfiart»' (}—How about graduate stu­ would mean that Iboee with the dents? and foiarto days . In space of POST OFFICE POST OFFICE 1 W K n s POST OFFICE eaiUest Mrthdaye would always A—Deferments rww are per­ ApoUo ID: mitted for graduate study only ba the fltat drafted, and thoae Tlw craw aiwahens at 7:49 to medical and minlstorial stu­ wltii late btrthdayn would be the a.m. SXyr after a nlnehour dents. Nixon would leave It that reet They Isreakfaat on peach- laat to go. way, but would guarantee that a ee, baoon squares, strowhetry BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Q—Bow would Nhun solve graduate student who is drafted oudwB, cocoa and fruit drink. that problamT be permitted to finish out hto Grew activity to light diatag JUSTHADAFRAMTIC l HERE, JW ,TA K E Ar-He would have draftees (n current academic year. M the day. PHONE CALL. MAN THESE STEAKS eaioh year aeleefed by a type of Q—Is toe Nixon reform plan S us. liunoh wlH b e ohtckeo soup, THINKS HE'5 GOING OFF IN A COUPLE lottery. Pirat the d^to of (he oomptetoT TO re ROBBER ' OF MINUTES. year would be aorambtod Into a A—No. Nixon directed the Na­ (utkey and gravy, pddiling, A lA 'fB E ^ , TROUBLE 5HOOTCK WHERE WDULP xeXJ random order and (be draft-eli­ tional Security CkmnoU and toe oonides and fruit drink. MURPEREP.' LIKE ID 60 AND/VDT gible men would be arranged in Director of Selective Service to At e:40 p.no. the crew (urns on the ApoBo color televhtou cam­ HAVE LUNCH TCJeEIHEPP/ 3 toe aame order by matching review present practice# con- ceiidiqr drsft defermento and era tor the fifth time. The tele­ tNs Caloric (hair Mitbdays with toe eoram- bled calendar. exemptions and to report to him cast lasts 15 ntnutes. \ by next Dec. 1. He Indicated The crew wtll dine on pea ’ Those toarlng toe aame btoto- dwf would be further distributed some new guidelines for adndn- soup, stew, ohtoken salad, cboo- S rio by aorambllng the alphabet and latration of the draft might be l at district boundaries — 13 to radio 'Contact is broken a second toe aame position he originally areas of the town and two mutu­ ttane. electric range. We know. - 2 held In hto aga-group’a sequence al-aid calls from area towns. The astronauts begin their That’s why we’re so 2 BtP6£WPy Of the 81 calls reported, 18 evening meal while briitod the o f call. Smokeless broiling because 5-ZO Q—How can you toll which la were grass and woods fires, one moon. They dine on shrimp confident in making this your "prime ycsr” T >Sas a structure', one was a car, ’ cooM ail, cAiUken stew, turkey offer. Isn’t it time you the flame eats up the PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER A—A ’’selcetlve eeryloe year” two were the mutual-aid calls, bltea, fndtoake and fruit drink. started cooking with gas? smoke. You can broil with would be eetabllihed, depending and nine wore of a mtooel- ApoUo lO's third orbit of the when Oongrese autoorlaee the laneous nature. moon begins at 8dM p.m. And For a staiTer, call *" the door closed. / \ W k ! plan. Thoae men who are 19 T.ingard reported that ho has fl'Vtt minutes later .the crew per­ p o ;- Connecticut Natural Gas, cAUiU_l yearn old when each ‘‘selective ptecod ordero for six additional forms a second, rocket burp. g-aoe i«M t, MU, W. TA In- UA M. at. service year” begina Wbuld be alerting radios, and for a tape This ciretdarises their lunar or­ or see your nearby recorder for the firehouse, for 0 the “prime’’ draft group. bit at 80 m iles. Caloric gas range dealer. Speedy self-cleaning oven 0 CAPTAIN EASY ThiM, their period of vulnera- recording aU incoming calls. A llOminute telecast of the BY LESLIE TURNER with hot circulating air to bUlty would extend from some moon's surface is set ?or 9:84 MOW THW w m BSTTK ACOMINTBP. ItL WHY PIP JOD PUAPPSART WEST OF PBNVBR. IKNEW JUP5LIGHTLy..W0KKEpV p.m . Burner-with-a-Brain holds, “wash” clean even in L. BE FRANK, MARGO. WHY DO VDU PRETEND TO stippeNtyr and where ) next week j o fish FOR THE ^ E FIRM. I HAVE PHONE!------t time after toelr 19th birthto^ * BE JUP! 'TMATIS PIPVWIPIANTOMEBL A BIT. VESi------SOME vCONFIPEMTiAL NEWS FOR HIM, MUST CALL to exactly 'tt'year later. Aa toelr Al-Anon Groups An hour later, Navy Ondr. exact heat you select. This hard-to-reach nooks and A GOOD THING FRIEHTBNBP PAP TO BAM “prime year” ends, theee mm Eugene A. Ceman orasds fkom QPBSTIOH HIM'. HE WOULDN'T IMOKAV! woUM enter a lees-vulnera^ Meet Two Nights the command module into the timed top burner lets you crannies. From crust to Y/V' V&i. NOW SAY WHAT. NOW WHAT catogory'and a new group of 19- ZHAVB /WOUT MY (hJESTiON attached lunar module to check know when food is done. clean to c(X)l in 120 ONE. y ea r-old a would become The Al-Anoi> Fam ily Group the moon lander'e systems. burners in all th e O "prime” for a year. meets to Manchester on two dlf- The fourth moon orbit begins Six for minutes! ()—When would the plan take fertoit eventoss at two dMferent at 10:08 pan. ultimate in top of th e ran g e effect? _ 5-lo t tH* HfA uC7tJR (3—How would men man St. U the second msettog draft-ell^ble between 19 and 26 OF^MION, AG P R eG lP eurD f* place and toat group meete at what-have-you. moist and tasty. < YH6 STUPeNTGOVERNMeNT. be divided up? 8 p.m. each Thursday. f taker o f the Ydar . LITTI^B SPORTS BY BOUSON A-^They w^

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r m JSeriMld Angle Orioles Would Like Rerun ^ Score Rham Stages Rallies •) EARL YOST Iieagna But Not Enough^ Bow 15-8 To Top Cheney, 13-9 TONIGHT’S GAMES Of Seven Days During m L . One Native Playing in M ajon By DEAN YOST Acadia vs. Manor, 7:80 Nebo. 24 U .848 — slbly fintifa wlto a winning saa- worked on Pete LsOashhu until iiai«aer ( U > Chtoego Charter Oak vs. Sportsman, Going into an extra in­ five hits, four runs in five in­ < U > Just to settle a question from a reader, Manchester New Toffc 17 18 .488 8 AB R a B RBI NEW YORK (AP) — be all right." Battlmore’s Frank Robinson, apiece. BIU Hands and Dick Bel- rake opposing pitchers at wUl ^ Unfavorable weather ***• fotlrth. Sophomore A1 Noske- womdek of Nebo. nings of pitching. Jim Tymon ABB R B RBI does have a native pla3i ^ as a regular on the major FtUMbuigh 17 18 .488 8 J li Parks paraded five entered the game but couldn't Ooeiden. ’cl ning, Rham High of He­ Conderino. m S s 4 0 1 Sevenoeven aays days in «my M ay ao do notiioi a ue^iite-----^ o n pair e -o f n m who hit 10 home runs In April, ma have one each and reUeyer whUe Phil Nlekro, 6-2, Ron Driving vs. Alberti’s, 6:16 Ne­ came on In relief to save toe Sohuts, 3b - s 2 9 18 league baseball scene this season. He’s outfielder Jay St Lnuia IS 18 .487 7 cononAtiona yeaterdy ^ d n t P^ers to the mound in an control hls teases and retired bron. scored four .runs in 6 3 111 se a so n m a k e b u t th e s o a r - ^®**‘ *” ^ settoacks at Houstxm, has connected just once In 16 Ted Abernathy flnlahed (At an- Reed, 6-1, Pat Jarvis, 8-2, and bo. win for Schulz. Ooodrow fan- u Johnstone of the California Angels. Johnstone, a one­ FMla’iM a 16 18 .416 7 han^ranfper the play between ‘ffort to stop Maloney but none in toe sixth. Third AiideiTO:' n 6 2 4 0 8 ’ the Cubs have outgalned the Or- games this month. But the Or- other combined shutout. reliever Oeorga stone, 4-0, car- f?**^(*f* Wyman vs. Taylor’s, 6:16 the top of the eighth to de- BViley, If a 1 1 0 1 % Maloney High nf Meriden time bonus baby, was bom here but moved at an early insr Baltimore Orioles will ioles since lari Monday, when ioles' pitching staff, suspect be- John "Blue Moon" Odom, top ry the mound loed. Nlekro, Monbneal 11 21 .644 10 A. ^ came on to fire c Keeney. Cheney managed to outoit Robbma, e 8 0 10 1 opened two innings, sixth and seventh, R. Jfnisa, c feat Cheney Tech, 13^9 Sebwanko, If 4 1 9 0 2 Me to (California. He now resides in Santa Ana, Calif. settle for reruns of the they were three ganMe ahead of fore the season got underway, winner In the majors with a 7-1 Reed and Jarvla each has won West Dlvlrtoa and ■ Manchester High. Stampers vs. Herald, 6:16 Rham, 16-10, but Rhaun pushed OoiAd, cf 3 0 0 0 0 n « 3S-]r«arold Johnitone hlta Atlanta 34 10 .706 — Threatening clouds and up with a bang in toe first but couldn’t control Maloney’s ** here yesterday. Cheney more runs across the ^ate. Hovejr, lb 4 1 0 0 0 week that was all summer Pittsburgh in the National has been winging alohg—end mark, has led the Athletics’ twice during the club’s 7-1 Roberteon. Beidc^O 3 1 0 0 0 nurd In the Angel batting order. Los Angeles 21 18 .818 8 strong winds stoyed throughout inning. M anch^er scored two hot bats. Whltey Jenkins, mak- Oonw, 3b held a 9-6 lead going Into toe Leading toe hitting attack for long. League Elari. ’Today, they’re six hatching goose eggs—without a surge pari Minnesota. Reggie surge. _ _ runs on lour hits wlto toe aid Imr hia nltnhlna- Aahni hiir1a<4 He»ei. p PreTkwa natlvas to make the More of the same can’t hurt in front of both the sputtering hitch. Jackson, 11 homers, Rick Mon- San Frsn. 20 16 .6n 4% toe contest making It hard for wlto toe aid Ing hls pitching debut, hurled ***"*^’ seventh inning. Rham were Phil Conderino go­ Totali g r a u H a \ toe outfielders and pitchers to of an error. Maloney bounced the last Inning aUowlng no hits, Totals 36 16 14 5 16 SILK CITY SOFTBALL Oheaer (8) big Aow ware the late Herman the Chicago Cubs, Oakland Ath- Pirates end the spurting New Jim Palmer, 6-2, leads the day, two grand slams, and Dan- the AL with a .877 batting mark OhKdmrtl Oiwalwiiril 16 18 .441 8 Msaelraster <8) Winning toe fourth game in ing 4-6, one a double; Chet Siok, Bronkle, oulfiaider-Snt haae- letlca or Atlanta Braves either. Torii MeU. league with three shutouts. He’s ny Cater, a .828 batting figure, and has stolen home tour times, Son Dlqgo 18 28 .410 10% control the ball. The CCIL right bock and scored Hvs times two walks and two strikeouts. ii„r « . «b Some call it softball, others a row, Rham upped Its record 4-5, two doubles and three AB R H B RBI m two singles, two doubles, a chot Janlga collected four o ^ . ab Landry, 3b 2 3 0 1 0 man Moe Mbdeardt and pAcber Pausing In mid-flight Monday, ’Ihe Athletics split four games a ^ been on the losing end of are the Mg offensive guns. but the ’Twins’ fourgpame taM- Houston 16 24 .886 11% game finally ended some two m''ght have thought It waa ' a to 5-8 while Cheney dropped to RBI’s. Schutz had two hits In­ Ooodrow, p 3 0 1 0 0 hit tatsman and -a sacrifice. hlU In six trips and knocked In S S S m a f'ib Tom Kelley. a breath-catcher throughout the during the week but sUll vaulted two Bhutouta—1-0 end 2-0. Me- ’The Braves, wfaoee only loss spin has dropped them behind Monday’ s Besulfo and a half hours later with host track meet last night at Mt. 8-7.. It was Tech’s fourth loss cluding a triple and three RBI’a. Horltece. cf 8 3 3 1 3 Maloney on topt 16-8. Entering the second Inning, two runs. Including a double and Livencooii. xt - d Nebo aa Center Billiards o^r- Oerlcli, o 0 113 1 Bronkle played wOh Clere- majors, the Orioles reflected from percentage points behind Nally, 6-0, who lost a no-hitter in In their lari eight starts was a the A’s. Atlanta at Montreal, rain In succession. Cheney’s top hitters were Roger Peikins, a 4 1 3 1 0 and brtilnd by three runs, Man- a triple for Meriden. Don Pan- whelmed Sportsmen’s Tannem, Flavell with a home run and FlaveU. 8b 4 3 3 0 1 i kuvd, C h lc^ o Cube, St. LMda giddily on a five-game winning Minnesota In the AL West to a the ninth Inning at Miimesota 6-8 late-lnnlng collapse agelnri ’The Pirates have lori five Oidy gemia ncbeikiled The loss was Manchester’s John Ooodrow pitched six Gill 1 ch ^ w collected three singles, clera had a perfect day at the Nodie, p'- ss 35-2. The BdlUards are unbeat­ a double and Dave Herritage AndndoL r( Garda and St tioula Browns the streak on the roed that has m-game margin over the fal­ lari ’Thursday, has two blank the MeU lari Wednesday, have straight to slip into a second Today’s Gomes second straight and fourth out strong innings but needed relief Depka. to Md two doubles to put across plate going four for four with Y- JffhJT’ “ had two doubles and drove in Dupuis, ir I S 3 8 I 1H0-1K2 period as nn tnfleUer. upped their American League tering Twins. Jobs to his credit So do ’Tom been hit hard by Injuries. They place tie with the suddenly to- FMIedeiiMa (Wins 4-2) si Ch>- of their last five. Hie Twiiaw ^ Hsher, 3b - en In four ftaits and the Tavern help from Bob Burnham In the 0 0 0 g 0 Hennlsan, if stands at 2-8. two runs: Mike Perkins had two Burnham, p Bkust Division lead from one to ’Hie Braves, 4-1, Increased Phoebus, 4-0, and Mike CueUer, lori Rico Carty, diolocated bust MeU In the NL Bast chsiatt (CAotriffpr 1-fl) idgM have an overall reco«» of RBI’*- JenkuB, of - p eighth Inning. Ooodrow waa Meek, ^ 0 0 0 0 0 Mortiardt was up briefly with Mnionw imoMi its to 4-in’ ^ ® h ^ r aa Jay Hessel two hito and drove home four Burled under an oivalanche of touched for all 18 runs on 16 hits tor toe losers. WUIlt, to 3 0 0 0 0 the Chicago CUbs in 1991-S2 and SH lengths over the pari week, their NL West lead over second 4-4. shoulder, Tito Francona, dUlo- The MeU, triggered by CTeon Montreal (Grant 1-4) at home Maloney upped lU mark to 4-10. Hullk, o Oolka. U 1 0 0 1 0 Manchester downed Maloney allowed only two ruiw the re- runs, to pace toe winner’s at- Ware, o base Mts, 80 in all, the Tavern hits, and had poor support from Cheney returns to the battle­ KeHey pltdied for Cleveland In ‘"There’s a long way to go," place L«e Angeles from 2H ShutouU also have been the cated thumb, and Oiiando Cepe- Jones’ league-leading .888 clip, ton (Lemaster 1-6) night mainder of toe game. cautions Manager BUrl Weaver, lengths to three. They lost a forte of the Cubs’ young pitch- da hit on the hatting helmet have scored 21 rune in their lari PitUburgh (Banning 2-4) at earlier, 8-6. tack. Totaa 88 8 14 6 -woo never In conbentkm after toe Qeld. Tech made nine er­ grounds Wednesday In New Totals n '810 T 6 Um American teagu e In 196B-es. Maloney knocked starting Jim Balesano led toe Man­ 'Uoloney rors. Al Schutz waa hit Hard Britain against GOodwln Tech. Rham 110 080 44X Current basebnll coach at who’ll send unbeaten left-hander chwee to pick up mote ground Ing stars. Ken HolUman, 6-1, with a pitch, in weekend games two games to climb within one san Die^^o (Nlekro 1-1) night Wlto only three games re- pitcher Bob Kiernan out of the Ifonchester S 3 ^ oS tocosd Inning. Cheney 018 410 00k Dave McNally against Minneso- Monday adten they were rained who U scheduled to work ait Los at Montreal. victory of (he .600 mark—a level Chicago (HoRanvan 8-1) at Loe chester attack with three hits ZB: M«y UveMood, c. Jentao, Cuebolls tallied 14 nnts at first bu^ settled down, yield- Ctoeney haa only tour more Daitmmah, Tony Luplen was malnlng, Manchester can’t poa- box In toe first fonfog and 3B: OondeiOno. Blok 3. lU e y , U tonight at home. "But as long out at Montreal In the only Angeles tonight, and Ferguson But Hank Aaron, the NL'a No. they have never atUlned In the AiMOlee (Sutton 4-8) nigtat to five trips to the plate, knock­ Andenon; t o ; C. JAnupa; SB: SS ’- to the fifth when they batted Ing only twb hits in the last games on toe schedule and is Sctiwank*. Blavell, H erU ^ k not bom In Manchester allhom h as our jrftchlng hoKU tq>, we’U game ocheduled. ing to one run. Brian Miaher, « four' Iimlngi. Schutz gave up still hoping fo r a .600 season. dnSot; SB: Schuis, iHR: FlKTelt; he attended Ugh school here be­ Jenklna, 6-2, have thrown three 2 hltUr . .878, continues to month o f klay. St Louts (Gthnn 4-2) at Shn breaking out of Ms alump, went to ,Aixtorsqa_to P a te ra , l ^ „ t o Leading the attack -were Da-ve ------—------fore going on to tioomis and Franolsoo (SsdeoU 2-4) nl|^ Ford Etf,gines May Go 700 Miles three tor tour. Carl Orren and then Harvaxd and (he major Wednesday’s Oomea ^ Mbrtiardt. each Chuck Kay had two hits apiece 4. K Maher 3, Jenkine 8; TO: La- with five hits, and Dave Vlora leagues with the Boston Red Flyers Name Sonny Liston New Tock at Atlanta, N toiMue 1, B. Maber 1, Jenklna 2: Sox and Chicago White Sox. FMladcIpMB. « t Onotanstt, N with May rapping out a double. Hits off: Ktoroan 4 tor 6 runs in 2/8 with tour. Two of Morhordt’s Luplen was bom in Chelmsford, Miontreoli a t Houstent N Time Element Big Manchester returns home tauilns: LaUshluii^S tor 8 ^nms ta blows , were homers. Qualifiers JAT JOrnrSTOHK VicStasiuk Winner Again Plttriimgh at San Dtego, N Wednesday tor a COIL contest 3 InninCB, Bob Woroer and Ray P«ml wMh Hall High of West Hart- Jenkins 0 (or 0 runs in 1 HBP; fh ored batting honors for the CMoogo a t Lns AngWea, Kiernan (Wrtam), Lolaohiua (Stem- Short Stuff ford at Msmorial Field. berg), B. Maher (AndersDa); losers, each -vrith two safoUes. Here ’n There Head G>ach fit Louis at Son FTsnctOoo It took a long time but By Knockout American League Btutards 237 6 14 3 X 86-30- 1 Join Walsh, active In the M id­ Mmiorty Brothers’ sponsored Factor for Crews Sptmons 020 0 0 0 0 2- 7-12 entry In the Merchants Bowling PHILADBLPHIA (AP) —In a LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—It Bast Division • INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — The Indianapolis 500 get and Pony 'football program, W. L. Pot 03. by Gorman League finally came through sweeping reorganization, the may be hard to believe but the could very well be won by a '700-mile engine this year. raporU that a set o f UghU have Balltnusre 27 12 .682 — Second game In the action at been donated for use by the with a champlonsiilp. After 18 Philadelphia Flyora of the Na­ old man of the boxing ring, The car handlers’ schedule of preparation for the BoMion 21 18 .818 SH Mt. Nebo was also a scorer’s yotng grlddera during practice yeara of belag aleo-rans the Oaa tional Hookey League neoned Charlee "Sonny" Liston, is back May 80 race was thrown off last weekend when the Long-hitting Tom (Jor- tlon to golf. Gorman played toe were pro Dick Stranahan, 1987 Detroit 17 18 .616 7 nightmare, Wekiut Barbers out­ sesBlana thU taU. ’The 16th con­ House entry wrapped iq> the Vic fitariuk head ooaich and knocking on the throne room lasting Charter < Oak, 17-14, Ice sport while attending Michl- Connecticut PGA champion from Wash’n. 10 20 .487 8 opening two days of qualifying were rained out for man, Manchester Country gan State. Longmeadow, Miass., Ocuntiy secutive season for the mJdgris 1068-88 title v U a playoCf kicked fanner coach Keith AHen of the heavyweight division. tiiaidca to four runs In the last New Y ork 17 21 .447 0% the first time in history. will be next this year . . . triumph . . . Stan munaki, play­ upatains into ttw front office. "I wanted It very bad," said inrrng. Club amateur, led the local Gorman picked up four birds Club, and amateur Dave Ragal- Cforvelond 7 28’ .288 16% Tho usual routine on a car ------In toe morning round and added nl. Race Brook, tied at 148; Ger- Smalleri varsity baaeboU play­ ing out o f BjlUngton Ridge, FTye»’ emcutivlee said It was the 87-yeais>ld ex-champion. Base hits -were raining afi qualifjing round Monday West Division toat quaUftes Includes tearing qualifying laps). Usually they one more In toe afternoon. ry CourvlUe, Shorehaven, the er in the area has to he sec­ flnlahed In a tie for fifth place fulfUlmenf of a plan made three after stoi^lng George "Scrap'' over the field with Al Tomlin­ 21 12 . 38 — down the engine -and rebuilding have only about 60." for the U.S. Open Golf Hie______alternates______were.______In order, Connecticut amateur champion, ond beseman Mike Landry of in the Richardson Memorial years ago, hut until lost week. Iron” Johnson In the seventh Oakland son and John McNeU each 18 18 604 IH It ’between quaUfylng and race Oars -with turbo Fords have championship, turning in a a i Butei^ Rldgevrood; Staii at 147; pro Doug Dalslel, As- Cheney Tech. ’The youngster Cup Golf Tournament last Alien woe headed for at least round of their scheduled 10- Minnesota cracking out four for toe Wal­ 18 16 .600 4% day. But this year that period the four fastest speeds in prac- Jay petuck Valley, Weston, and doesn’t weigh 86 pounds, soak­ weekend at the Seawane Club enother year as coach and Stas- rounder Monday night' In the CWoago nuts. Joe TwaTORtie ooUseted one-over-par 143. Hlllnski of Manchester; wGl be only five days at most, tlce so fSr, topped by Mario An- Gorman had rounds of 69-74 Dave Chuck Lasher, Rock Ridge as­ ing wet. Despite his lack of in Hewlett Harbor, N.Y. His iuk was a fixture at Quebec in Convention Center. Kanaak aRy 18 10 .467 8 Ibe only homer. Green of Grassy Hill, wlto quaimi« scheduled Saturi drottis’ lop of 171.789 miles per on the windy par 71-71—142 Peterson of Blairfield and John sistant, tied at 148. brawn, Landry leads the Cheney three-round score was 288 on the American Hodoey League. What Sonny wants even more Seattle 16 0 .441 8% Bett for the Oaks 'were Bob day and Sunday. Ixiur. But the Offenhauser en- Race Brook Country Club lay­ Galeski of Watertown. The first Amtteur John Praoon, Weth­ squad In hitting. He’s one fel­ 77, 78,80 scores . . . A1 Gayson, ’Use 80-3reao*-old Stasluk was Is a 16-round bout with Jimmy OaRtomla U 22 .888 10 Westbrook, Jim Green and "It woidd be Impossible to re- out and paced toe 16 who made three are amateurs. ersfield, Gene McMasten, pro low who Is hitting well over his pro at the par three Golfland given the Job of putting some Ellis, the World Boxing Associa­ Monday’s Results Marty Lane, eaich with two hits. build them aU to that time,” ** J" toe grade to compete in the sec- Jeff Alpert, a pra seeking to at Aspttuck VaUey, amatsur weight . . . One of the men who course, reports that he has over muBclo and scoring power Into a tion champion. Nb games schedulad Walnut 210 70S 4-17-20-7 said Danny Jones o f the Bford o ' «> «' 'tlonal oompetiUon June 8. A get hls amateur standing back, John McConachie, D. Fairfield received serious consideration 100 taking leesons in the team which finished third in the Promoter BUI Miller, who Today’s Gomes three classes again this spring . Motor Oo. Monday. . ^ ^ score of 160 qualified. and the 1861 Connecticut Junior Wheeler and pro Frank Guer- for the then vacant recreation West Dlvisfon Mat season and staged the Johnson bout, sadd DetroM (WUeon 1-4) at CM- INDEPENDENT SOFTBALL . . Dick Cobb hit .187 with one was blown out of the Stanley oago (John 8-0) right The turbocharged Ford haa „ °" **“ * ^ Rntiing up a 18-1 lead after The championship wlU be Oiampkm, shared second place. rera, Chase, tied at 149; anla- dtrectcr’a job In Manchester was an Ellis match Is In the making. teur Ron Henry, Patterson, as­ hH in six trips with the UCkmn Cup playaffB In four first-round WTiether it will be here, Liston’s Kenaas City (Hedlund 2-1) «t proved to be the most powerful three franwa Center Congo played at Houston Tex., June Alpert, of Radnor Valley, Pa., Stanley ‘‘Mickey’’ Ketkaveck. sistant pro Tony Clecak, Long- freshman basebell team . this games hy the St. Louis Blues. Cleveland (MciDoweR 2-4) idght if tola year’s «««toes, there ^ > stormed to a 17-6 dedskm over 12-16. haid 144, tied with Al Fuchs, The latter, a Monriieater native adopted hometown, or else­ meadow, MASS., and pro Bob aprbig. Tim Coughlin, like Cobb Alien, 46, was m ade a vice where has yet to be decided. Mkmeiaota (H oat 2-2) at Bolti- are 22 of them. ni^ecked th^rs. Afu^ PrinUiv last night at '^® 26-year-old Gorman was Rock Ridge pro and Ray How- and long-term pro baseball play­ a former Manchester ISgh . „ „ Sessions suffered a minor Keeney Bldd. * standout coUege hockey play- eU, Rolling Hills assistant. Benson, golf club at Aspdtuck, er and manager, has headed up president and aaaiatant general Ellis and hia manager, Angelo more (McNally 6-0) night athlete, was hitless In two Jones iW s o< hls left kneecap but Jim Galonelc with four Mts befoi'e turning his full atten- Others who made the grade Weston, tied at 160. the Waycroas, Ga., rec depart­ manager. Dundee o f Miaunl Beach, BTa., Seattle (Pettln 6-1) at WOsh- to^ a ^ hls staff h«dp too li^ - may be able to resume driving tripe. Cfoorii Andy Baylock’s According to Monday’s an- hold the hole card. Ingtcn (Hannan 2-8) night vldual car crews in the rebuild- week, and Ray Blanco and Paul Dion ment tor two decades . . . Moe chib won eight of 10 starts and nouncemient, Allen wlB be in di­ The one here was a fight. Oakland (Norit 8-1) at New tog work, which takes at least a west scratched himself from Morhardt has hia Gilbert High was labeled "the beet In leakers’ Mentor Talks with Detroit baseball team rolling along in rect charge o f the BTyera’ play­ GENERATION (SAP— Knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm, at 46 the oldest active Scrap Iron, 27, who abeorbed ^®rk (Petetwon 6-4) idgM 600 activity this year, although years.” . .. Hartford Twilight ing personnel. to get more than one tilt o« — — — — — ——— — — —— — —— — high gear. The former Man­ player in the major leagues, shows 22-year old Bobhy Murcer of the Yankees everything Joe BTasler could Oahtomla (MicGtottilln 8-2) at Many engines were In pieces be was not hurt. He went high HUNTING League i^ens Thursday night, the slants of dUf Coffin. chester High standout athlete Where does that leave Gener­ how he holds his famous pitch. Wilhelm is a relief ace with California. Mur­ throw in 10 rounds In 1067, did Boston (Loriboig 1-0) night In ttw Ford garages and ekw- into a turn and hit the wall June 6 with a night game al Manager Bud Poile? almost the same thing with the Wednesday’s Games The Oongoe have now woo who later played major league featuring playoff defending cer leads the major leagues in runs batted in with 38. He’s an outfielder. where Monday. while nearing the end of hls BiU Van Breda K o lff baseball with the Chicago Cubs He will oonoentrote on talent Bear who could once take ah-— Petrolt ri Chloago, N "Several of the engines out rookie drtver^s test two of three starts and Allied champion Moiiorty’a of Man­ devdopmeiit and acquiring new opponent out with silence of unaiw- M to the 1967 NBA playoffs when one else does. "Joe BYazler," said Johnson With Vikings averaged 4.484 as against 3,056 followed up by pitching two the hitter was supposed to take no-run games been achieved In South Windsor at Suffleld many games. ®‘*®^ questions descended on Los agalnat Boston. The Celtics -won Consider the variablea oon- ‘TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE without hesitation. the previous year . . . Fellow straight shutouts against thS over. Baseball officials, seeking toe first 26 days of a major Bloomfield at Rockville ST. PAUL — MINNEAPriT.TH Terry Schilling and winning Angeles, 4-2. nected with fishing. They in- who rates a lot of credit, Instead Green Manor vs. Morlarty’s, to put more action Into the league season. And baseball’s Wednesday, May 21 In Duckpin Singles pltcljer Jack Hedlund each col- For weeks, there had been un- When the Lakers acquired the locals this q>rlng, winning 1-0 Buckley (AP) — The MhuMsota Vikings elude water temperature, depth of being criticized for his efforts. gome. Insist the hitting is bet­ “Little Red Book’’ goes back to St. ‘Thomas Aquinas at East confirmed nsnors toat Van Bre- chamberlain fitim toe and 6-0... Hank Majlinger, ter. announced toe tignlng of their Putting together games of 158,157 and 135, Manches­ lected three hits for toe Bar. and clarity, vegetative growth, Is Mike Nimerowski who heads Dillon’s vs. Sears. Waddell 1876. Catholic Last N i^t's Fights bers and Jthe fishing experts ‘The Arm s are now 3-0 while toe dens on toe pitcher. There GOLF SAN DIEGO—Change Carmo­ hltters and four of them were General Manager Jim Finks team went to toe top of toe er with a nine-game total of Three times this track season Hal Everett has RF.C sniTTRAii resignation Is In the best Inter- Third Shutout at Mercury outboards. Hia solu­ Medics suffered their first loss would be more fat pitches with Tuesday, May 20 na, 136(4, Mexico City, knocked men’s champloaahip teams with KEO SOirrnALL est of all concerned," Van Bre- in four starts. less velocity. shutouts. Seven years ago was said "DowUng has a winner’s 1,228. broken the Manchester High School record in the tion lies In developing a fishing toe time that five no-hlt, Weitoersfield, MHS, at Bristol out Ramon Blanco, 136, Cara­ attitude and he’s shown that he a six-geune score o f 1,864. Mqvlng out front In the first aWd In a statement For High Team Both teams saved their best "I wish I could get up there Central 220-yard low hurdles in 22.2. Last week he also system — a method of quickly no-run games were recorded. cas, Venezuela, 8. Is a real leader." EVxrmer sprinter Bob Hayes of imtov. Telso ^Id on to ^ then tried to b r us h Lonborg Tabbed scoring efforts until the last In­ and hit now,” said 50-year-old Mrs. Anne Wlssman of Darien Cleansweeping Bristol Central finding out -what It takes to The only other time that hap­ the Dallas Cowboys returned 16 broke the school mark in the 180-yard low hurdles last night at Mt Nebo, ^ qu estion s. ning, Nassiff’s getting five runs Ted Williams. ’"There are some went Into the lead in two worn- yesterday afternoon, Manches­ catch fish at ana particular mo­ pened was In 1916. with a clocking of 21.4. The old 220 mark was Telso Is now 2-1 and Klock prodding, the 47- in their last at bats and toe pitches that look very Inviting.’’ en’s divlslona by rolling a three- punts last season for on average ter High’s tennis team captured ment. w Never'has there been six no- Mark Donohue, A.J, Foyt, Tops in Business held by Dom ^uatrito (1930) and Dick Williams ^ _ „ J year-old Laker coach conceded a 5-0 win. It was the locale Medics tallied three. But to the first 20 days of toe game 429 in singles play. She of 20.8 yards. His average was First you must experiment To Oppose Angels hlt, no-run games in toe majors. (1957). The latter is now the locals’ head coach. Gene Gale, BIU McDowell and ______» Paul GUha, Kurt Carlson and ISOOWheason things happen-ed added a 410 In doubles and a toe best in the NFL. '^ en si^ he planned to discuss a position fourth win against three losses, Call upon all your experience But 1969, toe year of toe hitter, Hank FeUe set toe (Tim McOtmvllle drove in six that never happened before. tor “ t s M^" irito two hits the Pistons, possibly today It was Manchester’s third slmt- to determine where you think BOSTON (Ai’ )—:.Iim Lonborg, the Boston Red Sox’ promises to be different. runs for Nassiff’s while Doug There were three no-hltters, two ^ch. Felie end Al Plefka slam- or tomorrow. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .out...... of toe.. season. The match the fish are and what lure one-time right-handed ace sidelined with shoulder mis­ was held in Bristol. Pinto and Jim Wigren paced of them on successive nights In Since toe season started toe Professional Auto Drivers med triples with Ron Partus’ *^®^ ^ ‘'® they’ll take. If your first gueea Four in Row Singles — Pastel M. def. eries since a winning effort at Detroit April 25, gives, toe Medics’ offense. Cincinnati, In a park that was 20-second rule has been en­ driving in what proved to be toe ,,Hl® ... isn’t correct, change both the his ailing arm the severe test tonight in the opener 1110 losers collected only three built In toe trolley car days, forced by some umpires, mak­ Take-Home-Pay Was Good Winnie run. \ "Tti®re’® really nothing to dds- Campbell B, 6-2, 6-2; Kahn M lure and the method of pre­ of a three^game series with the California Angels at hits but took advantage of walks BUI Stoneham of toe expan- ing if even tougher on some For Rockville Best for Klock were Wayne ®w»- def. Poole B. 6-2, 6-4; Hurt M sentation. Don’t try any one Fenway Park. and boots to make it close. slonist Montreal Expos, an un- pitchers. Once a pitcher is on Finest Conditioned Athletes LongfeUow and Rock Horteau ‘spaghetti d ^ .’ BUI wanted to def. Prozygockl B, .6-3, 6-2. method too long. enthusiastic over Lonborg’s- Doubles — Pastel — Kahn M Lonborg, the 1967 Cy 'Voung Nassiff’s 120 106—9-6-2 wanted pitcher who had never with two hits each. resign and that’s ail toere Is to Use all the fishing tricks and throwing on toe sidelines a week bautr’s t^ x“'toe%tohlr‘ m!lS ^EW YORK (APy - i«lke Downs of Washington, he had a spectacular 170-mlle When Nelson Was Winner High Squad def. Campbell — Poole B, 6-0, Award winner as he pitched the M edics 002 213—8-3-3 pitched a com plete game In toe Telso SOI 110 X 6-18-8 it.” Ups you know. Keep changing ago that the Boston front office Luver to^ ball within 20 sec- “ ^road - shouldered Gale is 22. begl^iqr his second per hour collision with toe ro- Chamberlain, the mlselng fac­ 6-1; Okrant — Childs M def. Red Sox to the American Pilver, McConville and Carl- majors and only one In toe ml- DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Byron pays less than $100,(XX>. The big- Needing an extra inning to Klock 101 102 0 6-10-6 things until you get a strika decided against making any onds. If he doesn’t, toe pitch Is Yarborough turned down a .S '* waU, spent just' two tor in toe equation, -was tma-vall- Drow -i- Roberge B, 6-1, 6-1. When this happens, stop fish­ League pennant appeared in son; Wigren, Pinto, Hull and nors, tossed toe first no-hitter Nelson, golf’s greatest winner in gest is toe Westchester aasslc pyn oil their fourth straight immediate changes. prom ising football career to ^*^'bore ^ ^ eu r ranks of toe hours in a hospital. able for comment. ing and analyze each step of the old-time form this spring until Fratbaroll. against toe Phlladeli*la Phillies automatic ball which Is one *)944-46 when toe PGA tour start­ at Hairl&on, N.Y., which puts ^rtn RockvlUe High triumirtied ‘‘I’m tireej from the workout, become a professional auto Ji iT "Anyone who gets in a race Chamberlain, who had been successful cart and retrieve. he suffered a recurrence of the AMERICAN LEAGUE on their home grounds. ‘This way baseball la getting around 1968 he won Wa first national di­ ed to really bloom, waa talking out $260,000. over Windsor High, 6-8, In a but the arm doesn’t feel bad," car takes chances," says Yar­ Pairings Made fending with Van Breda Kolff. Sports Banquet Understand exactly what you .shoulder problem which handi­ Gaining toe victory circle for also Is one of those non-modem ^ l>UBe on balls on three pitch- racing driver. It was the vision title, and is toursting for about how much money a play­ There lore 60 rookl'ea touring central Valley Conference capped him l-ist wax after he Lonborg reported after throwing toe first time this season adter day parks. ‘They even shortened course, this happens only best financial decision he borough. "Let’s face it, we are durlns toe regular season, was did. Where waa the lure? On batting practice Sunday. more. He works five days a er could make in ttiose da-jrs this year. 80 of them from the game yeaterday. Rocky Hill, For Spring Golf At East Sunday recupex-ated from knee surgery. three straight defeats, Wipco the center field fence to help toe when toe bases are empty, ever made. driving at speeds of more thim quoted as blaming the coach for itop, bottom or In between? Was The Angels, smarting from week in a garage, races week­ 200 miles an hour." compared to the present. PGA school at Palm Beach Gar- |ea«]ers In the OOC, defeated Annual Spring Sports Dinner He lasted Ju.st 2 2-3 innuigs .. , , , , 17 „ j trimmed toe' Army & Na-vy hitter. ‘The 20-second rule was put on Mark Donohue is a mechani­ ends. the retrieve slow, medium or . Tj .V. three str.aight losses to toe Red "I 'won 10 per cent of toe total dens and 20 from the echool co.n- EaUngton High, 9-7. Pairings in two classes Irtve «^® at East Catholic High will be agam,'! Bjutlmore in the season „ . . w . ,, Club last night at Waddell Field, On April 30, Cincinnati ace toe books to, cut down stalling - cal ~ engineering =------^ o graduate...... of ...... Andretti had fast? Did the strike occur In Sox at Anaheim earlier this John Kelly also Is an ama- purses (or ithOM two years,” ducted by toe American Profes- ROCKVILUB —PlcWng up been made for the Spring Golf ^ hi« je»- -held Sunday night at the school opener. 'Bien he went 7 1-3 in- 4-1. Jim Maloney hurled toe second by certain pitchers. Nothing has Brown University, a baby-faced teur. An electronlce engineer “ 'Ings going for them, shade or sun? How far was toe month, plan to send John Mc- said Nelson, a televislbn com­ e.onal Goiters Association—the - t^yo runs in the bottom of theato Tournament of the Women’s Dl- J'"* *®k cafeteria at 7:30. 2 ning.s, thrawing :mpres.-ively, in Three runs In toe fifth broke nine-i-lnnlng no-hltter of his ca- been dohe about toe batter who "all-Amejlgao boy" type. He’s from M.I.T., he has tuimAiyvii. f>>yt owns his own racing team, lure from (he boat when toe group that pulled away from the seventh and one more vlalMi at tho Manchester Coun- " t '^:®® J f 2 mentator^ at toe tournament Cliff Demers, director of ath­ a 6-4 victi'i-y against the Tigers Giothlin to the mound against a 1-1 tie. reer, this one against toe hap- leaves toe batter’s box to con- considered toe best road racb« trophies to prove his abiUty as a backed by a contract with Qood- fish hit? What does the bottom Lonborg. McGlothlin, who has a named (or him—'ttw ‘Byrcn Nel­ PGA (or a time, long enough to TttL rt^touX . ^^I?Ue try Club. ^ letics, said today that Bill Det­ at Detroit before bt ihg sidelined Mlkolowsky stole home for less Houston Astros. The------next- .verse . . ------withu .. .v hls .._ third ...... base coachu ^rtver In toe U.S. race driver. He is 88 and feels Rubber Co. that ha-ve Its own clinic. First round matches must be minute. Van Breda Kolff of toe Mke look like? 3-2 recond, ■was not In'volved in Wlpco's first score In toe open­ night. Astro pitcher Don Wilson'* halfway down toe line when son Golf Claselc. "Tdtol prize was able to square Its record rick, head basketball coach at When* you’ve answered these once again Mario Andretti Is toe s can make enough to meet ex- that of putting up some money Tommy Collier had three RUna ’ Horvath, Agnes Foxgrove Country Oub Nlckle had a hot bat too getting the booming world of motor- Stock Car Auto ^ Racing (NAS- ®nd at leaA 60 additional safety Springs, Norwood Arena and for the qualifying round. hlta for ElUngton and collected vs. Bye, Ruth WUI'ey Keeney St. Manchaatar four straight singles. sports. CAR) circuit last year. For him, features, namenbs in two years, 11 In a penses. Bye, Lorraine Demko the Thompson Speedway. Club row. He quit tlw tour In 1946. Back In Nelson’s day a mail ‘Die Nelson Classic had -what two RBI’s. Ellington la S-9. EU- Best for the Contractors, now Aong with such other super- toe lure of money and security Drivers must undergo period- Bye. J SHKNUI CMKt V spokesman Gino Speda of New override toe dangers Involved. Ic medical exams, and many of These davs a ulaver ^ ’t could make toe tour tor about It called a Mini-Nelson of 86 Bngton has four games remain- /•MB H UKBU. W \ 1-2, was Neal McKinney with stars as Bobby Unser, Parnelll even KD ontour uMese he can $126 per week. Including travel, holes tar which it put up $6,000. ing. all but one In the NOOC. Britain confirmed the decision. three one base blows. Jones, Richard Petty, Dan Gur- And Yarborough should know them spend kmg hours each The boycott started when show financial reaponrtWUty- food and lodging. Now it takes a TOe first 18-hole r ^ decided ------rE8$0N«LIIE8 Norman’s 800 24x—11-8-3 ney,. _ _Lee Roy Yarborough, ^ Da- the dongers. J A He J _ _ haaaw J _had _ several J _I _ _ . tweek 1 Tv n In body-bulldlng ■ * A AU. _ » _ _ ._exerclsea. . _ Sign of personalized NASCAR owners and drivers Ansaldi’s 220 lOx— 5-7-2 vld Pearson and dragster Don bniShes with death In a driving.’ "Race drivers are among the. quits dlfferanlt fronT Nelson’s minimum of $280. W player quaked for Scholastic BasebaU claimed they could no longer McNickle and Mace; Bjork- career toot began while he waa finest athletes In toe nation,"v era when anvbodv could KO on In 1968 when 42 tournemenU Mg tournament. The two rounds i Garlits, they represent toe high­ the tour w«re played, a follow had to decided how he plaoed In toe Brtrtol Eastern 8, Wethent- afford to run for the purses man, McKinney and Digan, er echelons of income among plowing rows 6f cotton and to- «ays Dr. Don Tarr, a North M l-'^ There a re 280 tour p la y e r s earn at least $10,000 to meet ex- money. Ten players got as field 1 being offered and asked for a Tweedle. toe racing pros, each in toe bacco with a tractor on hia fath- ami-Bach, Fla., physician who guaranteed $4,300. Promoters A51ERICAN FARM er’s farm at 14. races as a hobby. tota veor-the ollttme high, penses. There were 112 who much os $260-^thelr expenses Ctonart 6. Windham 4 auto repairs $100,000 a year class or better. Less ^ half o f them are ex- mode as much as $10,000, mean- for the week. The $8,000 was In Platt 8, HaU 7 OF MANCHBSTBXl couldn’t meet the figure. Army & Navy topped Wipco, They also typify toe now “ Im­ There was a 76-foot ride over Yarborough sums up hls oa- ’’It’s over" stated Spada and 9-6, at Buckland last night. Mike age" for motorsports. Promot­ toe high wall at DarUngton, in i^ar In motorsports this way. empt playen because they have ing about 186 players had to coll addition to ttw $100,000 for ttw Rocky Hill 8, Ellington T BUDGET TERMS tlfo-, modifleds and late model Murphy, in relief, fanned all ers long since have been diall- ...u.-.. u.------j ----- "ifB a good life. Racing haa mat (wrtLn reaulreroenta mak. on their backers or sponsors to tournament proper. Newington 2. Simsbury 1 NA-nONWIDB whlch hls car was demolished. GUARANTEED SERVICIfi tigeilli will be back to these nine batters he faced. The wjn lusioned with • toe grease- He walked away from It He h ? th J lfJ j^ ^ th ou t quail- pay the Mil. unlsra they had a George Wals^ PGA t o ^ *• ^'^rrnbm- been good to me, and I' don't Leaner Cars Free Towlag tracks this weekend. was the third for A&N. stained, hell-fot'-leatoer, tobac- rammed a concrete retaining know how I could make tiila fv51* . nest egg of their own. ment supervlaor, called It "The ton 1 1 ^ . 648-2417 Carl 'Bugs’ Stevens won too INTERNATIONAL FARM co-chewing, Uquor-drlnklng, barrier at Riverside, Calif.—at much money outside the sport ’’ But In the ottier cafego- In «w 1944-46 period, the tour- greatest Innovatton in golf.". Penney 6. Goodwin Tech 0 80-lap feature at Stafford, de­ Note received failed to list FRANKLY, IT HURTS!—Minnesota’s Frank Qui- prototypes of auto racing so a spot where two other drivers Tomorrow’s sttrfy: The ik- ry have it TOi«h. They must naments ranged from $8,000 In “This tiling will zpread," esld Xavier 4, St. Bernard 2 Manotwrtsr, spite the boycott last Friday teams Involved or score of lici yells in pain as he gets dumped b y Chicago’s qualify every week at their own prise money to $17600, except Nelson. Woodrow WUson 2, RainvUle Vernon Town Ltaw long portrayed in C-Class mov- had been klUed only months be- 'volvement of the Detroit mami- RU. as, TalcottvlUe. Oesa. IGO of MANCHESTER night game. Gail Hopkins after relaying ball for doubleplay. ies from Hollywood. fore. At Daytona In February, faoturers. expense pay a $60 entry fee. for the Chicago Tam O’Shontsr It could fill ttw MU of s. sec- Aa a rule there m only about -whldi offered much more. ondary tour, wMch the PGA haa Southington 12, CHoatonbury 2 28 places to be and leven Today no major tournament been raiUng about tor yean. ClrtmweU 8, Portlana ' / ncB IBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1909 W-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. GONN^ TUESDAY. .MAY 20. 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Help U Tracks—Traeton B 24 n s i p H e l p W' 3B 35 35 laee BUKSC, pick-up truck, six- CoatfaeliH9 14 SIOOR BAlfDmO and raflnlab- 35 A poim iw ts riote- L oc J tiWBi oenent condition, good tor all tag (speelalltaiig la oM « FIRST— CLASSIFIED DORJfBRS, garages, pocebaa, KXFiEIUliMCED bookkesper, JAHIV^HM — Part-tima, sva- IATOT oparator. Jig bore 3 t 53 5 3 " A kinds of Jobs. after rec roortis, room addlUons, ftoora). TnsMe patattag. Papsr must be tamUlar with com­ ntoga. OaU 04M48S $ to 0 p.m. BERRY’S WORLD SECOND- WILL OARB Bor «»«iia d a ys to FOUR-room a^rtmont, heat, B;S0, ae9-8S72. Mtchena, add-a-l«vpllaneea, to Post Offlos ExoeUsnt loca­ office and larga storaga room. 649-8690 ond, third, an Miida. realty, and convenient free park­ tunlttes to the following HARDINOB CHUCKERS o p - tawna^ p a in t and a n y alr-oondltionlng. Starting , at Man needed as helper on tion tor any use. 848-3438 from Frechette Realty, 647-9666. or “Wdat Ads” are takw over tke pkoae aa a statewide. Oedit rattog un- ing. A pply A MSnhaU FMM^Eaimlly a reas: ERATORS <*** R ea son ab le ra tes. $166 per month. Call Paid W. WES ROBBINS Oarpentry rs- Owned OrgMdtoition to oon- general factory mainte­ 9 to 8 p.m. eewvsaimriw. Hw advertiser shoold read Ma ad tke FIB8T OARAOB for rent on Cam­ nepessary, reasonable. Confi­ CWl 840-9678. Dougan Realtor, 649-4686. SMALL STORS! near 100 par modeling q>eeiaUst AddlUom. duottng -d natfcsiwlde ox- nance. We have a pension TOOL MAKERS ______DAT IT APPCAB8 sad BKPOBT EKROB8 tai time lor tlM bridge S t O sl) 649-71B1. dential, quick arrangements. cent Main Street locaUon. Ap­ aext InaertloHi Tke Herald U respoaslble tor saly OlfB to- rse rooms, dormers, porches, panstofi program. Ritereto- iNSPfeernoN plan, profit sharing plan, PRODUCTION MILLERS, SET- YARD WORK wanted. SatisSac- PRIME office tor lease. Excep­ A lvin L undy A gen cy, 6S7-79T1, FIRST NATIONAL DELUXE three room apartment tional location. Medical Phar­ p ly M ariow*s, 807 M ein Street. eorreot or omitted lasertlon for onjr advertise meet aad tkea cabinets, formica, buUt • toS. ed In employing 16 ana group tosuronoe and other UP AND OPERATE INSPEC­ tion guaranteed. David Ed­ centrally located on bua line. 963 Main Street, Harttosd. Eve­ STORES Ladles to do outside cus­ macy Bldg., Haynes and Mato atop *0 tke eKtaat a< a "make gaod" laserttoa. Brrots wUek M Q T O fC y C W i bathroom s, kitch ens. 649-8446 FABRICATION fringe benefits. Apply wards, 818 B. Middle T)>ka., Offara private entrance, park­ MANCHESTER —TTiree new do aot lessen the valoe of tke advectlseroent 'win not ke nings 283-6879. tomer interviewing 16 TORS: EXPERIENCED WITH St. Paneled, alr-oondltloned. 648-6161. ■tores for lesoe. 600x100 equare eatveeled by “make good" tnsertlm ' Bicycles*' 11 CARPE2NTTIT — oonerets stops, Park ft Oakland Ave., hours per wwk for 7 woeka ROUTING AIR-CRAFT TYPE PARTS. ing, storage, encloaed back­ C all evenings, 849-8820, 848- Bast Hartford MANCHESTER MODES, yard with fireplace, laundry feet. Busy location. Reasonable. floors, hatchways, remodeling, Win pay S600i Jdn Mr. Mo­ 6614, 348-1038. H ayes A g en cy , 6464)181. 1966 KAW ASAKI m otorcy cle, Bushwts Opportunity 2B ser for breakfast promiAly INC. taclUtiea. Large sunny rooms, (Boekville, Toll Free) porches, garages, closets, ceil­ PLATING AU B enefits. LAWN mowing done. Coll 648- very low mileage, excellent ings, attics finished, rec FIVE CHAIR Barber shop lo­ at 10:00 a ja at the Moun­ Pine St., Mancheotar huge oloaeta, ceramic tile bath MAIN ST. corner office, 8 rooms 368 M AIN S tre e t o fflc o e f o r tain Laurel ResbBunant, 6887. oondltlan. $126. OaU 646-4888. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ cated on Route SO, Vernon, WOMAN wanted tor baking sev­ BRIDGEPORT An Equal Opportunity Employer with electric heat, stove, re­ and lavatory. House ft Hale rent, $40. mortthly. Aek tor 643-2711 875-3136 ThompnonvIUe on FYiday, Bldg. CaU 848-4846 after 6 p.m. er related worii. No Job too $2,600. Rent reasonable, elec- eral mornings a WOek. Apply CARPENTER and crew for trim frigerator, disposal furnished. Mr. Frechette, 647-9098. BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ M hy to . $100 monthly. June 1st occu­ small. Dan Moran. Builder. tiiclty and beat Inoludad. CkU Oavey's Restaurant, 46 Bast Apply 10 a.m.-12 noon, 3-6 p.m. and finish work on contract ______pairs on all makes. Open dally pa n cy. CaU 649-9308. 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, E venings 649-8880. 876-4783. C enter SL, 64S-1416. basis, steady work. Globe HIGH SCHCXK, sophotoore o r Dogs Wrdi Nt» 41 9-6:80. MandieMer Cycle Shop, CLERK lyplst^Thla East Hart- H om e R n provem ente, 848-2771. JM. Mua- Herald Ads Tranbit Roachiic Our Advertisor? Ask for Mr. Harvey Kiiig Junior boys tor partWme dish- FTVE-room, 2-bedroom apart­ 183 W est Mldrhraways 14-A 4200. Holp Wontod— Mol* 35 849-8818. floor apartment, heat, hot No answer at tke telephone IstedT Simply call the Businasf Sorvicas MULTI-CmCUITS Globe Home Improvement Avenus, East Hartford, after 6 DISHWASHERS — D ays o r "Wo try to do tho right thing by gottin' into hgitimato water, stove, refrigerator, gas atles, Rt. 44 A, Boltob or p.m . nights, fuU or part-time. Ap­ Help Is Needed In The OfiM Mi 13 BLACKTOP Sealei —Driveways FIVE MEN NEEDED OR(X>MINO aU breeds. Bar buMiness, and what thanks do w o got?—Tho govornmontfs and lights included. $125 EDWARDS and parking areas machine H«lp phone 848-2771. Ask tor Curtoy. ply in person. Howard J o h n- many HUI. H.O. Chase, Hsbroa monthly. Ideal for worktog Rtqildly growing firm In the son R estaurant, 894 T olland crackin' down on tho M afia!" Following Categories: YOU ARB A-1, truck Is A l sealed. 28 years experience in Fftmala 35 electronica field extends an PART-TIME EVENINGS CONSTRUCTION R d., B oltoo, 64S4M37. couple. A dults on ly. OaU 047- ANSWERINB SERVICE Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ pavement construction and E arn $40 t o $80 a w eek. Tpkf., Manchester. 1619 o r 649-8448. CLEaUGAL-Glrl to woiic In ac­ Invitation to vlalt our plant LABORER DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, Iw Experienoed MUhrartc W fuieho** Foninoii. ways sealed and amaU tnusk- maintenance. CaU Hartford, to discuss training oppor­ Must be married and over WAREHOUSE FOREMAN counts receivable department TOOL DESIGNERS Weimarnners, AKC registered HosMboM Goods 51 Rooms WMiout Board 59 FOUR ROOM apartment, 3rd Ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- 249-3686. E ven ings, 831-6774 or tunities In the toUowing: 21 years old. No «cperience 2. Eqaipment Handlers, Indadkiff Electric and Gne of local, manufacturing com­ Pull - time, year ’round Utters, Sale subject to vets floor, stove, refrigerator, no 6494500 875-2519 m ano T ruckin g S ervice toU- 631-0374. Conn. Slurry Pave­ n ecessary. CaU 848-4880 4 to THE THOMPSON B o o m — C ot­ Fbrk Lifts. pany. Lig^t bookkeeping and Elxperlenced wnrrtKwe fore­ work. okay. Some ready to go. 1- pets, no children. A'vallable and leave jronr meeeage. Ton'll hear from oar advertloor to free, 742-9467. ments Corp. 7 p.m. only. DETAILERS SO” HOTPOINT electric atove, tage St. centraUy located, large some typing required. Apply man agricultural supply 628-8678. June 1. CaU a fter 4 p .m . 649- 3. Track Drivers. 0 Jto ttme without spending all evening at the telephone. SOLDERING $35. 640-8803. pleasantly furnlabed rooms, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — Iona Mfg. Oo., Regent St., Man­ EXPERIENCED buUdoier house, charge of ahlpptag 875-1108 3682. Our Psyroll Package Is Complete— INSPECTION CHECKERS AIL popular pedigrees to sto^ parking. CaU 649-8868 for over­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ Rooftfig— SMhig 16 chester. operatora. Steady year round and receiving. Must have GAS STOVE, good condition, DRILLING at lower prices. WUd Cargo night and pennanent guaat Aefemobiles For Sole 4 ed, trees topped. Got a tree w ork. 742-8190. abiUty to dtreot warehouse Top rates, overtime, all coppertone, $80. CaU Between SIX ROOM duplex, rental Apply In Pierson Only— No Phone d rib BIDWEUX) Home Improvement GIRL FRIDAY for residential PAINT SPRAYER for cabinet Pet Shop, Maneherter, 648-8106. ratea. problem? Well worth phone crew. EhcoeUent salaty and benefits. Long range pro­ 6-7. 843-2081. agreement, security deposit 1967 CHEVROLATT B el A ir, 8 Co. Ehepert Installation of office. Typing required. Bixcel- Apply between 10 a.m. to 12 shop, exceUent opportunity, ca ll, 748-8262. PART-TIME fringe benefits. Bast Hart­ gram s. PERKY Catloo tottens, part E a rl E v erett R ea l Blstato, 648- HERALD aluminum siding, gutters and lent working conditions. Apply noon, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ask bisplaycraft, Manchester, 648- ROOM FOR RENT, Utohm cylinder, 4-door, powerglide, WE WILL TRAIN . . . ford .location. Appttoant angora, lotHctog for someone to Model Home Furniture 7019. W IPCO MILLWORK, Inc. trim. Roofing installation and In person. Farm Family In­ tor Mr. Harvey King. 9667. prlvUegeo, laundry faelUtles, g ood Urea, $100. 848-4088. BRICK, block and stone work. must be bondable. For In­ love. CaU 84941818 afternoons 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL 76 TfXLAND TPKE.. MANCHESTER. CONN. 66646 surance Co., SO Lafayette . . . you to be a aboit or­ MANCHESTER TOOL & lady tmly. After 4:80, oaU 649- LOOKINO for an apartment? BOX LETTERS Brick walla, patios, outdoor^ln- repairs. 6494496, 876-9109. terview caU 389-9866, Mt. DRIVINO toetructon, full or and evendngs. 1968 VOLKSWAOBN aadan, der griU man. No exper­ 19 PIECES 6139. Have many to ohobsa from, door fireplaces, sidewalks, Square, R o c k ^ e , 87B-8SS8. HUI or Mr. Gordon. part-time, excellent pay rate, DESIGN equ ipp ed w ith a ll ex tra s. $1700. ROOFING and Roof Repair. MULTI^IRCinTS ience necessary. Must be $297 $148. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ For Yoor chlnmeya. Free estimatea. M orttock’ s D rivin g School, 649- SBALPOINT and Frosted BhM- ATTRACnVB sleeping room 649-9189. Cougltn Roofing Co., Ino., 643- PUBLIC Health Staff Nuroe- 50 HARRISON STREET neat and wdJUng to w ork. 180 H ARTFORD RD. tor, 0498686. Infonnation Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. 7898. potnt Siamese KltteM, $26. Al­ Interior Designer wants reUable gentleman, ohower bath, free 7707. Positkm avaiUahle J id y 1, 1969. Hours 7 azn.-ll o.m. Ideal 649-6288 MANCHESTER, CONN. so frae angora, kittens, 872-8786. (amUy or newlyweds to accept parktog. A pply 196 Spruce St. THREE rooms and tile bath, BUICK 1968 LaSabre, custom 4- Generalized program, nuni tor second Job If you work LICENSED Journeyman rier hardtop, loaded with ac- GARDENS roto-tllled with small area, Uberal personnel poUcy, nights. Pleasant atmos­ trldan. Ehq>erlenoed In or wtU- HOMELY, lovable dog free, ex­ gutters, carpenter work, 80 tenance work. Year 'round cleaning and floor washing, play o f QuaUty Furniture Just ator Included. Mld(Be-aga any advertlaer using box ceosories, coat new over $4,100. tra cto r. 649-7184. salary comparable. Contact phere, alr-oondltloned, good tog to learn commercial and cellent with - rebuilt engine Installed terior. Reasonable rates. Free 6 hours daily: fringe benefits, ware, tiree, ate. able July lat. Hayes Agency, 1 and 2-bedroom deluxe Reasonable. Call 643-6306, 648- ■tot in adverUeteg deportment 8 to 4:10, for summer only. by authorized Volkswagen estimates. Call 643-1731. ca ll M r. B om bardier, 849-5381. FmST NATIONAL net Active office. Multiple apartm ents from $166 p er 8292. of wholeasde appUanoe dls- Uattoga services. 6\)r confiden­ CHERRY twin bed and chest of 6468161. month by RAYMOND F. and 2 649-1547. dealer July 1968. Quick sale, K ^ n O A L L CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ STBNOGRAPHEIR to worit with STORES INC. titb u tor. WUI train to erate tial interview, call Mr. Pasek, DooTS and AccOSSOrlM 45 drawers, Danish oouoh and up- vVE OFFER this deluxe 4-room LOUIS C. DAMATO, Devel­ $625. Call 649-5755. UGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- ofSaet praea aad plate making terior painting, paper/hanglng. top notch executive In cor­ P asek R ea l E state, 289-7476, hnlstored ch a ir. 008-4219. apartment on Center St. to opers and Owners, featuring firy. yards, attics, cellars clean­ PARK ft OAKLAND AVENUES, maohiiw. Good oiqwrtunlty for NAP and Paul’s TV and Marine ail the modem conveniences. -Automobilos For Sole 4 1962 IM PALA. V-8, 4-door auto­ Discount on wallpaper. CaU porate research and develop­ ^ 8 -8 248. Msincheater, brand new with ed and reiqoved. Also odd Jobs: NO EXPERIENCE NECE8MRY right penon. 40-hour weric, va- Sales .and Setvlce. Discounts Model open dally, 18 p.m., m atic, low m ileage. C all 646- 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. ment work. Executive on the BAST HARTFORD, CONN. Moehinary and Took 52 fuUy equipped kitchen, air-con- FIBER PRODUCTS DIVISION NEliD CAR? Credit very bad? 644-8962. road half the time, therefore, oatlop and all fringe benefits. REAL estate salesman, estab­ up to 20 per cent on wind-,______or by appointment. Rentals 1963 after 4p.m. ditiontog, electric heat - - No by . . . Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ B, H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons, WE WILL TRAIN YOU See Mr. Graenbaum, Roetdn lished agency, 17 yean, car­ ahlelda, tops and acoeesoriea, pgsppiN BAOKHOE kMder, LIGHT TRUCKING — clean at- mimt . be intelligient and lease, security deposit re­ mui est Douglas accepts lowest interior and exterior painting, D toM butors, 270 P a rk A ve., peted office. CaU Mr. Hutchins, Sonar ship to shore radio plus Route 6 — Nertit.Wteflunn, C . tlcs, cellars, odd Jobs, mow mature. Salary open depend­ N CR M ACH lN B O p era tor—Eix- Mtoneepofto MoUne, recent­ quired. Available June 1st. CaU down, smallest payments, any­ Trailers:— paper hanging. Thirty years Openinfip for MEN and WOMEN on our 2nd and 649-6324. 180 C enter S t flzh finders. Makes of boats: PAUL W. DOUGAN law ns. R eason able. C all 648- ing upon years of experience perienced on the NCR machine E a st H a rtfoid , 289-9881. ly overhauled. IH backlioe Jarvis -Realty Co., Reqltors, ’^Kendall Is An Equal Opportunity Employer” where. Not sm ^ loan finance experience, four generations. Glaascraft, Renken, OestUner, Mobile Homes 6-A 6000. and maturity. Call Admiiddtm- ca n brin g you $100 a w eek to 3rd shift. Many frinjfe benefits includinsr nraiHt loader, m odel 8016, Sima cab, 648-1131. company plan. Douglas Mo­ Free estimates, fuUy insured. Skimmar, Thompson, Johnson, 5 4 9 ^ 5 3 5 JL. tlon office. Nelson .Freightways tills plush East Hartford firm. sharing. • Hdp Wonlod — Mala or Famala 37 UMd 260 boura. Oliver bookfaoe 0 tors, 345 Main. 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. E ------^------:------r ------—'------:— Gialaxy, Ouachita. Agent for 8-room apartment, Imc., 47 East St.,' Rockville, Fee paid. Rita Girl, 800 SUver loader with pab. CaU South DELUXE APPLY IN PERSON AT /\ cabin cruiaera: Egg Harbor, newer buUdtog, {dush atmos­ 1965 PLYMOUTH B elvedere -INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ 875-3388. Lane, Etost Hartford, 628-9416. Wtodecff Equipniei^ O o . S a y CAMPERS HOLIDAY. Builfilng^— Pace Maker, Pembroke, Al- convertible, V-8, automatic, cial rates for people over 68. W indsor, 289-6406. phere, carpets, appUances, INC. , NURSES — RN’s and LPN’s to gtas, n bergl^ tei Sail boats: power steering, power brakes, Confracting 14 CaU my competitors, then caU WOMB3N to w ork m om tog s MANAGER h eat, aU Included. $100 p er East Hartford, 11-7 shift. Full THE ALOON SPINNINB MILLS OfliRP. Venture, Bafben. T em p le A gen cy, 1 Con­ HAIRDRESSER wanted — fuU- glaaoware. Wa buy eotatas. Vil­ co n ti "on. CaU 643-8744. etc. F ree estim ates, aU w ork PAINTING — Interior, exterior. OoBdlUoaad Factory, iBeeattvia Bates. Openings for skiUed and unskilled workers on all POTTED TOMATO planU, Adjacent to Manchester Shop­ Notch, turn right onto aeoond atreet on right (SOuth Rd.) to aparhMtKs stitution P la sa , 527-6181. or pcu7-time. Apply Marlow’s lage P ed d ler, A u ctioneer, 430 guaranteed. 649-8430. Free estimatea. CaU 848-7876. three shifts. Company paid insurances, up to 8 Burppe. Big Boy, Morton Verti- ping Parkade, West Middle B eauty Salon, 867 M ato St. Lake S t.. B olton . S46-S34T. 1964 MO, W HITE convertible, CAMPERS HOLIDAY ' SECRETARIES — Several posi­ weeks vacation, profit sharing and pension plan. cUllum and Fuaariuih reslotaiA T pke., M an ch ester. 84S-0881r racentty purchased. Owner DORMERS, add a level, room JOSEP H P. LEWIS Cuotom PIONEER PARAONUTE 00. Leddng Agent Route 66, Portland, (!lonn. tions en to East Hartford SALES Order Clerk—Mature hybrids at $4 Eaton St„ Hart- W AN TVD — A ntiques, ueed E ventoga: 649-8887, 64S-0816. transferred to Germany. Pur- additions, garages, roofing, Painting. Interior and ex­ firm for gal with typing and 'capable woman heeded to ex­ HAUB BOAD — MANCHESTER, CONN. ' ford—ts kxxUed at South end off ch ssed A pril 16, 1969 fo r $1,- 342-1212 siding, porches. Complete terior. Paper hanging. WaU- shorthand skUl. Salaries to pedite orders, handle phone Exit M — Off I-S4 and Bt. U Apply now at Cheney Brothers, Inci' Wethersfield and Franklin J. D. REALTY CO. 666. WUI sr il fo r less. CaU 64S- Open Week da ys tiU 8 p.m . home remodeling. Financing paper books on request. FuUy $128, N^ever a fe e . R ita G irl, calls and pricing. Must be able Avenues, every day untU dark. pm type one-bedroom,'- r ” ' flrewioor 8114 M onday o r Tuesday 6 - 8 available. CaU Royal Custom imured. Free estimates. Call 800 Silver Lane, East Hart­ to type. An equal opportunity Aa Bqaal Oppertasdty Bmptoyer 81 Cooper Hill Street ______apartment. AppUances and 648*5129 (Jack Oonten) pum. only. B uilders, 648-8434. 649-9658, if no anMver, 843-8382. ford , 628-9416. em p loyer. CaU 647-9079. WANTB2D 16’ or 17’ boat traUer. heat Included. $140 p er m onth. Manchester, Conn. SPREADING Tews, 6 years old, Will pay reasonable price. Call CaU Paul W. Dougan Realtor, $2.00 aach . 649-9S7S a fter 0 p^m.

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Oat of Towa For Solo 72 THERE lUGHTA te A LAW ST SHORTEN vt6 WHIPPLE Oat «t Toara Hear M inority l/eader FentoTt F o r S o la 7B 7 8 Rights Unit B o U o n 8BVBB ROOM Ranch on traa ICsTHlMCx fAZEG MCBLUSTER ~ HE S o ra iM P A L im e PRD0LEM OH MIS f Miadad lot in prima looatkm. B eLl& K H H ACT»46 LME A M AN BOLTON — Village Oreen, BOLTON —SH aorea, B n a CLASSIFIED O O O I^ P -^ ' CALLINO ALL M ic e ! Rejects Delay ‘Sculpt-In,’ Planned Today Merger of Poet Offices Homa inelndaa t larva ba4- . RambUng hip roof Randi. over iMm, (our t w o Mrs. Fletcher Heads 2,700 aquare feet living area, Mmlly room. t»AOO. rooma, fireiriaead Urlnv room, M ORACIFUL! WtWtXX^T dlnlnv room, Utchan and dan. MAC I-nilNM. M-MO! V~SD0 nine romna with 4-bedrooma, Holoombe ReaMoca, d44-UH. -ntOSE m SSEH O El^ fk aH T In Hearings At Grade School, Rained Out Approved by Town Board ADVERTISING M artfova can bo aaauinad. MOKES OONH6TAII G O flU OaULPf > . IH .batha, flreiSaced-llvtag BOLTON — (Moodt Sumnir), GlOF Women’s Cliib Prlcod In mid 90’a. BaUiora SACktiFXwyeat'THAT KNGMT S TA t HERE AND room, formal dining room, HARTTORO, OouL (A P ) — Tbs was ralrnd Itas to o settlptorB s n atflUat- A propoael to unify the three tuslaa of a mailing addnas to CLASSmSD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Anaaldl built IMS 6-room brtek.. Avoncjr, M7-14U. PLANE, £t> n S A k -m e HO S gC B H fA i t e g ! G~GUARDTME, kitchen (buUt-ina), breakfkat post offices In Vernon and to a town other than file tosni of and frame Colonial Ranch. By AUOB______EVANS Tbs stats COmmlaaliMi on Bto- out today sA Botton ElsnMntary w ith t te Wsdtoscicth Atlwns- 8 A JL to 4:80 PJL MkTACKCR'S B -B E D fa X M ! room, lajge heat^ endoaed pull back .the RETPa tn aur- realdenoe haa bam aa m o f- <3~GO LOOK! Beautifully maintained. Bowed Mrs. John Fletcher Jr. of 76 Irving St. yesterday af- Rights and Opportuniuss ffchnni werfher psrmitting, it y t “ xy ****?.* owe* A L in c m u M a id l^ covara thla N E C U r pwch with aweeping vlewa to wlndowB, two covered porchea, rounding towna end have them anoe to our oltiatao for nasagrt CXMPT CLOSING HMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lovely Oarriaon Colonial ait- eaat 3-«w g»«»«« (*l«ctrlc tO T ^ ^ a a e le c ^ and hutalled as president of the MOodsy rsjeotod a tequast that ^ M d tomorrow orThurs- aerviced by the peat effloe In many years,’’ Priehard satdi uatad on tree ahaded lot Home eye doora), garden bouae. WaU 28x80’ walk-out baaement, ptem two-car garaga. ParfcUka wood­ m S H n g ^ d *r« ^ * ® * .^ * * S ^ ** **" ***•'**'*■ day. m a n y eiront ths two sculp- up hi New York Otay. He stud- eat* town, wu given the ap Mayor jiato Orant of Vemoa PM. DATBEFOBE rUBUOATIOM includea bath and half, formal landacaped IH aoree. For large , Manchester Country Gub. dlsoiimlnatfon by the Waterbury tors who have been "In rah- ted at 4t» Oooper UoSon A rt proval of the Board of Rep- said hs feels that eoasoUdattoa ed acre amidat P0-P0,000 petoa She sueeeeds l l n , PhUip HM' lbs Oooper nrniHnr lor tetmOaor aad Maaday 1* 4:M p.nn. Friday dlnlnv room, larva fireplaced L family living or office in the PoUoe Department denoe” wtU be on band at the SebooS. Aline be a native of reaentatlves laat night. of the Vernon poatal tocfllttaa, livlnc room, t larfe bedrooma home altuation. Low 40’a. By ra t«e homaa. tid ie r 20'a. OaU w iy . Susanna Sborta, 646-PP. J. Other oCScen eteoted and Id- The request to stop the hear- RTA meeting tomorrow night to Mandiester, NJO. and etedtod The propoaal was presented under one bead office, wUb one friua tlnlahad fam ily room. Bel- appointment Suaanne Sborta, by Richard Roee, prestdent of or more brandies, woidd go a Watson Beach A Company, stsBed are MTs. Edwsrfl Oslsm, li«s cams frt>m inncsnt Mate tsfi parants why tbsir chUdnen at ths Instttiite of Aits and flora Avenoy, 647-14U. 646-8282. J. Wataon Beach * the RockvlUe Area Chamber of loitg way to reeolva the dHB-. ****BB^S5uDcSSlir^"'^ DIAL 643-2711 Realto^ Hartford, 178 MB. first vice p rw Msn t; ICrs. Jack aavags, tvyrtoratton «vMwai for have bean coming home with Seienoaa there. Co., Realtora, 278-66110. Commerce, on request of board oulUee exleting. ASSUME m s Oti per cent MSroar, second 'vkie praaldeiit; Waterbury. MaUsavage asked pleater In their hair. The program wM he ex- member ’ntomea Wolft. Orant termed the "ulbra- mortgave on thia Immaculate East Hartford Mina Roger CTatte, leoctMug the oommlasion to postpone Its Brown-bearded Akne Rene plained and evaluated by Mkis. Roee extdalned that the pTOb- poUtioel’’ method of pnatmaster C oatiaaBd From Procodinq Pags 4-bedroom Cape. Home in­ seetsbazy; Mrs. Rnbsrt Dun-' hearhigB until the Stvertor Court Oroulx etid red-bearded Thorn- Harper and the sculptors at the Forms For Sob 76 ^ lem with the nwlBng ditficul- appotntmcids as the main rsa- cludea taro full batha, built- S-V> field. oomagHtaShig secretary; fulss on tile commission’s sn- ton Rockwell, knowh to the stu- PTA meeUilg tomorrow idght kitchen, d ty utUltiea. Priced thority to oonduet such hearings dsnto aa ’’Amy" and “Tiony,’’ at 6 In ths CD room. LOVELY TO LIVE IN end Una Eaile Rotaan, trsaaur- Heads Fine A rts *’*' ^ reoord of soma Hoasos For Raat 65 ______Wontod to Rant 68 in mid Sd’a. Belflore Agency, ANDOVER — Older six-room In a almUar ease against the have bam conatruoting a par- A state of offloers wlU be pre- six years. Many of the mailings of the otfleea New listing. Three-bedroom ar, .who was eteoted for har WANTED -- 4 or S room apart- **^~^*^*-______Cdonlal with' new heating Hartford PoUee Department. tieipatory soulptiire out of amted for 1969-70 by the «ooecu- Mrs. Richard Jmmlnga o f 1068 R®T5’s in ElHngton and He suggeeted that dtarsgaid- VBRNON — Tunnel Rd. Ranch on large tree-shaded system. 60 acres of fields and third tm n . 6H room Ranch, atove, refrl*- /y Pending in Superior Court Is ootored pottery plaster befakid live board. Nomlnstiane wlU E. Middle Tpke. was recently T<^tand, are serviced from the tog poUUoal affiliation would ment reaaonable rent Call jo j; LiOMBARDO haa Juat llat- lot. Newly wallpapered, ex­ woods. River runs through llh a MarahaB Holden, prea- erator, garave, no children, 040-4022. an injunction request by ths city tiis stfoool. A it claases tast week also be accepted from the floor. iiMtaUed as i««sldent of the RockvUto Post Office. ThU be a giant step toward natlon- ed an Immaculate 7-room Co­ tremely dean and coiy. prt^>erty. Lauge amount o f Ident tg the n n t Oongresskonsl poo. monthly. Norman. Ho- of HartfMd that would atop and this, under the dtreotten of A vote 'wUI be taken on wtaeth- Manchester Fliie Arts Asaocis- makee it ‘very dUficuIt for the wide portal refocm.. He said. lonial in a convenient Man- Close to ectaools- and Route gravel. Frontage on three DIetrfot Republican Women’s commission hearings on dlscrlm- Mte. Mhry Haxper, have been er to remain affiliated with tion, at its annual dinner at the cuetomors, portng probienis "This, ooujited vdth oonaoUda- benUHO, eto-uoe. cheater location, altuated on Businoss Proporty OU rJu Io ' 16 for good accees. Priced roads, some aoned fo r buai- AsspotstioH, officiated at ths toation charges brought agstort helpkig idiape the setdpture, state and national PTA or be- Manchester Country Club. Mrs. vrth having different addresees t*®" o< the hundreds of Vemon- a beautiful landacaped lo t \MKS.KSDAfnAD\ under $28,000 and exduaive neos. Hurry. Hayaa Agency, inataUaUen ceienuxilea The Hartford by EUgio V. Peras, 36, wlih their hande and Hunt eels- oome independent Teressa E.L.M. Williams, the tor mailing thanactual ad- typo postal ahsurdlUea, would F o r S o b 7 0 Home includea large f 1 r e- AHCADfAj 646-0181. new oMcen were presented who said ^Uce discriminated sore, The results of a recent poll outgoing president, officiated at dreeeea probaUy bring back the three- Oat of Iowa placed Hvlng room, bath and Ml CENTER Street an eight PETER F. GRADY with corssgek. against him when they arrested Yesterday, brought add a ‘ YeeUns o f the m ajority" the ceremonies. The town of Vernon has three c*ht stamp.’’ 66 half, large Mtchmi, formal din­ students F o r R a n t room home arlth 2-car garage lITs. JCIm F. Sbea Jr., pro- him Feb. 3, 1988. forms of rrood and bent ooat at last month’s meeting indl- Other officen installed are port offices, Vernon, Rockville ToDand’s first selertmsn, Er- located In busineae n acne. ing room, etc. etc. Call Joe Real Batata 648-28M grasn. ctudrmati, presented a TWO BEDROOMS, living room now. Belflore Agency, 647-1418. Hobsos For Sob 72 Honos For Sob 72 Housos For Sob 72 Woirtod— Rod Edoto 77 Ronald O. Miller, 88, a Negro, hsiigens and cMricm wine. To- oatod tirat an kalspendent or- Mlsa Oraco Tedford, vice prea- and Tialcottvllle. The chamber nest VIk, concurred with PMoh- DarelUng could be eaally con­ gMt to ttw rettrittg president, who claims two white policemen day, they wei« to oome to gantaation would he favored. Ident; Mrs. Donald Denley, sec- Is propostog that these three be erd, commehttog, "The toooei- with fireplace, modemtaed, 7 “A GOOD BUY milea from UConn. Keith Real vertedv%.a«WM awefor profeaeional we weaw—ew#ew« or we com wweee- ______— _ XiANCHBflTBR — XITMIIiI VHU __ and introduoed tbs g u ^ speak­ beat him Jan. 14, 1968, brought aciiool In old clotbea do Education OmsmII retary; Mrs. Bruce Ronson, uititled and has sent this sug- venienoe of a msiltog address merdal occupancy. Robert J. MANCHESTER — Big 2-famlly MANCHESTER — Nine large MANCHESTER — Owner anx- believe $17,900 for a four bed- FOR A SM ALL FA M ILY” SEtiLINO TOUR HOMB7 Stor er, Stesrarf B. NWCkmey, the discrimination charges tkii«, covering their The Junior-senior Mgh aohool treasurer; and Mrs. Shirley gosOoii to the regional postal to a town other than the town 040-1032, 640-4U0. « rat. T_ nww --- • _ * ___ .n_.n w^ a. wwaai wa .a «« irtaia rvlxkxin #ocit»_KAi4M\rMr, near bus Une and stores, plenty of perldng .For Informa­ 7-room Raised Ranch, 7% built-in range, three bed- spacious rooms,' large ahaded porch, hot air oU heat, one- 646-0181. chairman of the Republican call S28-0696. between 4 ar.d 9 tion call Mr. Frechette, H.M. baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry rooms, fuU<^baoement covered MANCHESTER — Four room lot, front and rear porchea. oar garage, nice lot. Call Statee," ho conUniied. Town Committee, thanking the PTAA themeunme whichwzuc emphaaiaee er or not to continue the group Rita Kenway, tall festival and presented to both town commit- congreaman WlUtam L. St. HET.T.TKO your home? Quali­ "m 1068, when the Repub- at aU. schtdarshlp; Mrs. Lee Sheehan tees tor endorsement. Onga has endorasd ths p.m., only. Frechette, Realtore, 647-0993. room, buUt-lns, plastered rear pktlo. 2-car garage. PhU- Ranch, Ideal retirement or Only $24,000. Hayes Agency, coUect. Connie's Agency, fied buyers available tor pur­ club and Mrs. Holway for their Zoners Grant -rts walla, 2-car garage, ci^y utU­ brick Agency, Realtors, starter home. Picture book 646-0181. 747-1816 anytime. Uoeni test had a majority In the and Mrs. Hedwig Vlilu, pro- Ross said that the postal o i- chamber’a woDOsal and sant no- 1,200 SQUARE feeL brick and chase of residential or income heb7. ltiea, near school. 80-day oc­ 4200. kitchen with dishwariier, blue leglidatura, there w ee a surplus, The newly elected president gram; Mrs. Mary Johnson, flcials have not said how.they tlca of it to tho postmaster block commercial building, 88 PSIARL ST. — Two-family, BOLTON — $10,900 nicely lo­ property. Prwnpt, courteous publicity; Mrs. Peggy Wtother, propose to go about untfytog generuL Rdtort Propmty cupancy. Built by Anaaldl. ------— —— stone fireplace in Uving room. ai^ In two years the Democrats announced that the annual fash­ All Requests ample land for another build­ e-6, 2-car garage, minutes cated 4H room Ranrii. Alumi­ service 24 hours a day. CaU Charles Leoperance. 649-7620, MANCHESTEIH ExceptlonaUy Many features you wiU love. had put the ktate in t)w bote. ion ehow will be held on membership; Mrs. Thsresa Zar- the Vernon system. AU tteee ^«*8lR<«>m thea*KH^on of having the questing a^^from the Port GOLF, flaUng, hunting, boating, ter 7 p.m. 228-9284. built-ina, formal dining room, FTATB o r OONNHCnCUT, DI8- board of finance. Her grand- heed Aircraft, faulMer of the to appradrtlon of her vrork dur^ in Ei^g^”sMrt^ed^ IHREB apartments In one your furniture. Six rooms large living room with f W TRICT o r MANCHBSp^^ PRO- problem a governor can mother, Mrs. Henry Fryer, who weetod by WUllam Shea of 2 . ■ , ^ T h e company has raoelved f®0 ^ nrnslrtnnnr the Office D^;«rtment In WndUng- swimming, tennis and many JULY OCCUPANCY — Six MANCHEISTER — Elght-r o o m plus attractive ooreened BATE COURT, May 18. 19N. Eltogton Post Office. "The ooo- ton, DuC. building, a cottage with one room Colonial, aosumahle 6$L place, breezeway, 2-car garage, In the matter of the estaU of hava was to her 100th year when Karl St. caused some herttency oonttovi^ CfiA transport, has ^-thta pact ^ « other leisure acttvltlee. Rent house. Immaculate, beautiful porch, edumlnum stding, Afnee Olbaon R lt^ e of Manebaa- apiulment plus 8 house traUer per cent mortgage, garage, encloaed patio, large finished “WMh only 13 legislative days zhe died In 1062, 'was the oMert from board secretary John A. been declared in defaiflt of a Aimy officials £ 3 ?'they am this new mountain d ialet locat­ grounds. Ideal for profession­ one-oar garage, large level ter In lald Dlatiim, an Incapable parking spaces with exceUent fireplace. Convenient location. IN TOWN (amUy room, $86,600. PhUbrick panoo. left to adjournment, there to no registered voter to Windham, who said that the oontasot potentially worth $1 bU- ed In southern Vermont near al man. Could be utUlsed for lo t Runtl atmoophere. ^ ^ M andierter for nine income. Extremely high poten­ Bralthwalte Agency, 649-4698. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Present, Hon. John J. Waljett, budget, no ftoanoe blU, nor has a graduate of Eastern Oon- Board Ihd granted carport ^ uao to produce the new Obey- is sound auid eoqpreased hope a ML Snow for your spring, sum­ an office. Located on Middle First tim e offered. Spacious year. She and her husband have mer, fall or winter vacation. tial on heavily traveled high­ ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor ^*rSe conservatiix havkur exhibit­ the AsMmfaly seen one stogie nectlout State College, WUU- pUcaticns In tto part and the ^ i»Uoopter. satisfactory research program Events in Capital Tpke. EbcceUent potential. CaU 11-room Colonial that offers BOLTON a son, Riohard J r„ at S t Bar­ A ll the modem conveniences. way In a buaineaa lone. $86,000. WHY PAY RENT? ed her account with said estate baalo Important ptooe of tagtala- mantle, ehe did graduate work resulting buUdtngs not can bo oircsiged to give lock- today. Wyman 6c Lord Real­ 649-4543 5 bedrooms, large living to this Court for allowance. It la Aimy Secratary Stanley R. . ^ tholomew’s School. She has Available by the weekend, Philbrick Agency, Realtora, ORDERED: That the 3rd diur of ticn.’’ at Columbia University, New satitejctocy. The search for a nomtuM to tora, 646-8786, 648-0846. room, formal dining and a COLONIAL RANCH served as a president of the Sticky F4 Problem 646-4200. When Investing as UtOe as CAPE — Six rooms, modem June, 1969, at three o'clock In the MifiCtoneyfiSBteataaiSB^gj brtisves thatlasun Yorkavaiv aty, mssos and themov University ^ogi^Bghsswasf>gta«rtirt askedatraiMnis asss^^Shea saif swwbe Resor amcunced the canceitah WllBEl YvCUiwas Ufirst lv l /^lellsV p /^eMs Tsi«l succeed Abe Fortas as aa as- week or month. Call 646-0667 kitchen that has lots of cab­ afternoon at tho Probate Office S t Bar^ or write to Mr. Brown, 86 $2,000 can purchase a honte kitchen, formal dining room, Surrounded by acres of prasent conditions give Repub- of Connecticut. Before her mar^ would object if the boerd asked. ^ envtaionod to 1964, the Army soctate justice has not yet bean INCOME property — Store, PORTER Street Area — Over­ inets with bullt-ins tmd tall shade trees In a lovely In the Municipal BuUdlns In laid general chair- WASHlNdtON (AP) —U.8. Brookfield St, Manchaeter. of your own. For example, fireplace in living room, three Manchester, be and the eame Is Uoansiinuw thoHw bert posrtbie inniAissue the riiuniriage, she tausMtaugM faito the that he ha imwTt:erect n.a garage. araraara. Shea ports nfiod Lookhsed fsitad to viewsd- .---- ■ uit ^os a major step tor- fiKiiomew and as ohii«.h>« genet fu lly oigmnlaed, Ztaglsr added. modem six-room apartment, how about a 7-room Raised size aU brick Cape Cod, Coun­ bedrooms, breeseway, at­ leads to a spacious famUy residential area. Here Is a aaalsned for a bsarlng on the al­ party over bad. He advised the Wetherafirtd school system and gald he would not, but he would m ortorigl^ tpeclfl^tions for It was sup- annual Air Force mechanics are dis­ five-room apartment plus ex- try slse kitchen, garage, patio, room, also finished sun spacious home set on a 66 lowance of said aecoupt with said mantling and putting back to- TIRBZ) OF beach trafflcT Try Ranch with paneled fam­ tached garage, walk-out base­ estate, and this Court directs that fight for the party, was teaching principal at Storm a carport ho said. ^ 286enllo-per.hour a,, rether 879 F4 Phimtom ftehter- Preaidentied library ' tra buUdlng lot in business trees. $28,000. Hutchins Agen­ room and a rear rec room foot foundation with 2 baths, notice of the time and place as- to ^riSra L «k e PocotopeMg. Cottage ren­ Uy room, double garage, ment, large wooded lot. $26,- 2 garages and a multitude of top*<*g«xrSidldate-at^^r Orammar^l. ‘lUrt.ry Cgianrtlo, after heUooptor. rtubhy^ « t Z tJ^et^H^e^toerSy rf teSterTrt JSSS Precedent Controversy tals, Indoor flreplacea, boating, sane n . Heavy traffic count 2Vt baths and a big play cy, Reckltors, 649-6824. in the baaement, 8 fire­ slimed for said hesrln|r be given 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ extras. Mid - SO’s. CaU J. to oU persons known to to inter­ fltogto nnd.to beck them She ha« b e « A memtow toe hearing a deecr^pUon o f the oar® United A ircra ft Oovp. v w in- acmes ^wlSoh tvould sUow the caUfomia Ic e Anrelee She to set at a efirky problem WASHXNOTON (A P) — Thera swimming, flahlng. Sleep 6-6 area. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ yard for children. Total places, 2Vi baths, 2Hcar ga­ ested therein to appear and be tors, 046-4200. Gordon, 649-6806.* 866 dayayear. eo««Mlve Ixxml rf ^ R «!l^ port, later changed'hi. mind volved to port of the IxxS ^ heavUywrmed tartoepter to fly J ^ led ^ ft' Jd£ X t h a^ iS S^eSg to is historical preosdsut tor a noo- persons. CaU 644-9618. tors, 646-4200. price $38,600. Shown by ap­ MANCHESTER — 2 famUy ______rage, waU to wall- carpet­ heard thereon by publiebtng a copy of this ordar In some newspiMr During a question and answer can Womens Club ^ e l^ a„d voted to approve the aw>U- propon, aooor^ to a UAC rtralght ataesdUke a bomber. S h e r i^ ^ ^ Sto^ both ^ House A p K ^ tion s^ ^ lL lt. profit, private foundation pointment only. borne, 6 plus 8 rooms, aluml- MANCHESTER — Cape, full ing and many more fine having a circulation In said Dis­ wm.T.awn, Mass Plft-n early MANCHESTER — 4-family and num siding, very good condi- shed former, 4 bedrooms, features. AU sltmted on B &L W tnoi,trict, at IMMRleast MTenseven oajridays beforep«Kvrv period, MoKlimey said "a pay- years and ^ ______. . , . ~ Cheyenne’s main function teacheni at Btoclroort, Maas. In toe toetimony released Monday, tog funds tor a praaldtnttal Ur for aii enjoyable summer at a professional shop in center of tion. Three bedrooms in one living, dining, family, BARROWS and WALLACE Co.' Judge. roU tax of 1 per cent is to, reooidliv aocret^ for torra Also eppran^ was an ap^- The Stands^ Dl- ^ escort vukNrahle troop- ConnecHcUt ehe har studied un- is that the heat and humidity of hrary while a prertdent la atiU L. C. GREENOUGH CO. park-Uke grounds In an ^ - this beauUtul relaxing, rustic, toW. Tip top condition and a apartment. Let the tenant baths. Uj^ier 20’a. 646-1494. ceUent location. Priced in Manchester Parkade, Manch. wUoh wUl mote Oonnectiout terms. She also is treasurer^ cation to buUd -an open-sided vision of UAC to Farnkng^ canytag heUoopteia onto battle- der Mrs. Vfbbert, Myrtle Cart- Vietnam melted an tosulatfaw to office, says a White Hosise year round waterfront hide­ good income producer. Mid 647-9921 pay your bills, $27,900. CaU the upper 40's. For appoint­ 649-6806 untapw among the 6D states." He the Women’i aub of Manches- ahelter on the property of Etarie had reoelvod ordera « mtaalan currently han- b« i . Lla Humphriea and RMa compound to electrical plugs. ^kssman. away. Tliree bedrooms, waU to 40'a. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 049- MANCHESTER ment oaU Robert D. Mur­ also notetf that the state no kmg- ter ^ p r o g ^ chairman Uo and Dorta White, 29 B u c U ^ heUoopter^s pu rt p r o p e ^ ^ ^ slower, nuwe Hghtly Betko. Another 990 planes are Ukely A Rlchanl M. Nixon Foondar HEBRON — Clean Cape, 4 LIMITATION OROBB waU carpeting. Living room tors, 649-2818. TWO FAMILY, 6 and 6 jilus 4686. CLIMATE CONTROLLED dock, Realtor. AT A OOtHlT OP PROBATE, ______Its own Industries, the Mancherter Auxiliary to st. The Whltoe run a swlmm ^ Morden Dlynton in Norwalk arnssd Husy OobtSL' She has 'won awards tor her to oome down with the same tion is being formed with the la- two rooms finished on third Here Is a Colonial tor all years old, 6% rooms, 1%beitiis, held at MancbeMer, within and tor "Thi^ ara now nm by boanta Child and Ehmlly Screes of schoed during the summer, iuid had deUveiM cockpit dUptay opposed to Use usual wateroolors, and haa exhibitsd trouble. testified Charles D. tention of buUiMng a muMum floor. Handy location, $25,900. seasons, centrally air con- fireplace, garage, one-acre lot, uSi’dsy'of May^^Slf***'^’ “ * of dlroctors to Chicago, Dotrolt, ComsenUcut. She la a' number they ptan to u m the structure systems and terratonfoUawtag and Ubraiy for educational and tire to your own business and IMMACULATE 6-room Ranch, U & R REALTY CO. INC. hinged type, ttie Cheyenne has a at several art Shows and fsrtl- McElhanon of ths Air Fores tween hills. 80 minutes from Philbrick Agency, Realtor, dlticmed. First floor fam ily bordering State Fmest, $22,900. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, and New York, and with our of Oommunity Baptist Church, to shelter their students while radar for the test models pro- charitable purpoBes. earn double your investment. % acre lot, central air-condi­ rigid main totor wfaSeb provides 'vals. plans and programs division. Hartford, exit 106, off Route 646-4200. roomp formal dining room, PhUbrick Agency, RealtOTS, '"SSuite of r . Rodlck. late the and has be«i a member of Its they take the out-of-the-water duoed by Lockheed. A New Yorii Tlmea editorial Houra are long but you can sot ______tioning, one-car garage m nice 643-2692 lacredlbla list of taxes, tbs lift and whlcb "kxtfk’’ oa its He exptalnsd tbs problem this 10. Available weekly-monthly. 1 fuU baOi, 2 half baths, 646-4200. of Mancheiter, in said DIstiiot. boards may decide enottwr Church School teaching rtaff part of their lessons. Norden’s worts Is oooaplote w ay: Elach i>tane has about 600 Mendsy said tbeia is “ no eomet your own, $10,000. Wolverton u a r g e . clean, attractive 11- young neighborhood. $26,600. ______deceased. Uttle 'W in gs ansume tbe Hft bur­ Call Mrs. Wyman, 646-8786, or CaU Qougan Real Estate, 649- fireplacied Uving room, built- On motion of Robert E. Rodlck, state would be more profitable since its founding and Is a mem- Other appMoatiens approved and is paid for, tbe spolceman electrical connectors or plugs precedent." Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. room house including 4-room SPRING ST. location, gorgeous VERNON - Ranch, three bed- „ ° “wSuStoy r 5 S t den at higher opends. A 10-foot 649-8006. ins and garage. Mid 30's. Manchester, to operate ks.” ber o f the Oouides Club execu­ w ere: aald. HamSten had a produclUcn that contain about 100 wires And, the newspaper aalfi "the rental plus excellent bam, 332’ 4686. 6-room L-shapedihaped Ranch plus rooms, kitchen with dining Conn., admmlatrator. pudher propeller ad ths rear State Court CaU J. FlOTMKse, 649-6306. He Btreesed the taot that the tive board at the church. Oatt and Patrick MltcheU, ocatract which was only a gives tbe cbopper Its 280 m.p.h. each. The “ potting oonq^ound" pervasive posrer of federal re- M AINE — Log CaWn — Avall- Land Ft»r Sate 71 $28,600. Hutchins s m a l l r a n c h — Kitchen, enclosed porch, 2 fireplaces, 2- area and bullt-ins, waU to waU 148 Broad St., granted 'variance small part of Ms overall work. gutatory agenclea and tbe vol­ b a n a n w j m iw »■ ozo-anw ______a,___ payroll .tax takea no conrtdera- The ETstebers have Uved to speed 'W hich oompara with tbe is poured into eaqh plug. able August 10th to 31M. Rea­ Agency, Realtors, 649-6324 car garage, bullt-ins, IH baths, carpeted living room. Large be and the same are limited and Upsets T ax ume of govenunent oontracts Uving room, three-bedrooms, B & W bwn-nirr onrair« Aiuiiim«hlp allowed tor the credlton within tioo i f the tsMineBs is loaiiig Manchester for 20 years. Atty. to reduce side yard to erect a "K was just a few mlUon dol- Q,bra7« lat m o*. McEllhanon saild the com­ sonable. FamUy fun and fish­ COVENTRY — Eleven acres 6 ^ per cent assumable mort­ Dwo-car garage. Assumaoie ^ j,rlng In their claims make It partteutarty unseemly PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 newly redecorated, city utiU- money or not Fletcher Is a member of the garage. tara mgrroa over sevaral years,'’ Lt " Oen. Austin Bstto, the pound ]was not tested for Viet­ erman’s delight. CaU 648-8269 BARROWS and WAU aACB Co. gage. Beautifully maintained mortgage. H.M. Frechette, against said estate, and said ad- . (Continued from Page One) for wealthy buatoessmen and with rood frontage. $0,700. rooms, 2 fireplaces, IH baths, tles. Handy location. $18,900. During the bustoea meeting, Mancherter Board of Elducation. Frank Tomaiuolo, 97 Hilltop the spokewnan said. Arm y’s reeworeh cM ef, said the nam conditions. Thsre, be said. after 6 p.m. t Manchester Parkade, Manch. grounds. Wolverton Agency, neauors,RsnUnm oet AtT.ooos mwo. mlnlstrator la directed creditors to give to PhUbrick Agency Realtors. 648- recreation room, garage, alu­ PhUbrick Agency, Rotors, it was reported that the - club They have four children: John, Dr., granted variance to reduce Lockheed board rinlrmon D. __ __ It turned out to have "rattier ottier private tndlvldaals to eon- 646-4200. 649-6306 Realtors, 649-2818. — ■ ~ ■ tn tliolr claims within said rigM rotor has proved to be tbe "swlvioe’’ o f tbe state Supreme CAPE COD — New two-b e d - ______4200. minum siding, acre, view, $27,- LAKEFRONT retreat —Five-—^Flve- Unie time allowed allowed by by publlablng publishing a a copy copy has 225 members, an increase a junior at the Unlverstty of side yard to erect garage. J. Haughtan called tbe canoella^ ^eyanne’a "acldUea hn:!' Oourt. odd cbacaterisUcs. tribute money to a foundation "Although M hardens when thta presldenttal purpose." room home with sundeck and —Route 86. approX' 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649^1324 CLEAN six rooms on bus line, MANCHESTER — Two family MANCHESTER and vicinity - room expandable Cape with of 08 since 1967. The club oon- Connecticut; David, a senior rt oUda C. AgorttoelH, 801-807 tion "unfair" and said: "We novetojn Asked how much money the for you pour It to, you put it to .a PrealdeiiUal presa eecrataiy IH baths, two g^arages, enclos­ flat on beautifully treed 70 x For the best In real estate in 160’ lakefront. Huge fireplaced bate district wHhin ten days from tributed $800 this year to the Manobeeter High School; and Hartford Rd. granted variance wlU vtgorbuity . contort the ggrtaln manuevars at high court’s t^tolon would cost Con­ picture view of Cape bnately_60 acres with /rontap i^^cHESTER -N in e:ro-^ hot, humid climate and it re- Ronald L. Kiefer said prece­ Convenient to two on 85. Pond on property. Own­ ed pomh. Bralthwalte Agency, 138’ lot .. ocation, all price ranges call Mitten Republican TV>wn Omnmlttoe. Elric and Sandra, rtudmts at to erect a free-standing, totor- Army’s cimtention that they necticut to tax revenues, Tsr- beaches. AvaUable July 12-26 newer Colonial, aluminum sid­ near j| ] j »p8 to Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Successful monsy-ralstog events lUtog Junior Hl$* School. ior-lighted sign 28 foelt ckx'-or---- *------have a------default berts tor cancel-1 bsltovra the rant said Uxtay he didn’t know, dent Is provided by Nattonal er will finance. T.J. Crockett. 049-4698. kitchen with buUt-ine, 2-yeors given. Archives’ records which obow ond Mwith of September. ing, family-kitchen, three-sene ______Main St ^ old. Wolverton Agency, Real- JOHN J. w a l l e t t . Judge, to the street line than permit- tation, and w a ment plus rec room, park-Uke has water and sewer, $6,600. ner Rd. area. Delightful three- hdd at Manchester, within and for to reduce aide yard to erect an Ths Cbeyenns was supposed dente go to neighboring states Ponsnte throughout the pta^»^’’ 3434. 646-0131. CAPE — Modem kitchen, Uv­ bedroom Ranch, fam ily room, tto District of Mai^ester, on the nonprofit, private owporatlan to yard, garage. H. M. Frechette, CaU after 6 p.m., 649-9044. addition to the i«ar of t h e to bo the first rotor gimrtlp de­ to buy their can. Tarrant said. •wa® Color Touch Realtor, 647-9993. ing room with raised hearth garage. built-in oven and H^o'’J^SS' j. Witiiett, To Discuss Peace Policy house. signed fo r 'Vietnam from the B efw Massachusetts and New ^ An Improved compound haa build the Ubrary. and the presi­ $14,900 — Attractive 6-room ______dential museum opened to Hyde fireplace, formal dining room, BOLTON LAKE Vernon, range. Privacy SHured lot. As- Ju^e.^ Garden Grove Inc., Garden ground tq>, but Resor said it Is York enacted eales taxes, the found. The problem can home, 8 bedrooma, dining RAISED RANCH Modem three bedrooms, walk-out baae­ St(mable mortgage. tOA ono Estate of Alice F. Healey, late Witness Says room, hot water baseboard treed lots, 600’ to water, pav­ of Manchester, In paid District, de- ^^Oesttnued from Page One) ------Grove R«J. and Keeney St., afflicted with stability probtams tax on trads-to allowances onon' to short circuits, but no f Fashion Mood kitchen with buUt-in range, L- ment, breezeway, attadied ga­ Carpenter, Realtor, 649- ceased.' cars purchased to neighboring beUevod be- to rtfira, background heat, attached garage, Hutch­ ed town accepted road. Priced gon and Hanoi that the United granted varienoe to erect ad- "for whlcb tbe confiactor has lost shaped living and dining rage. Beautifully treed acre to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. •u)ui N. The Oonnectiout Bsnk and Trust of these parUdpants .'wUI ac- Krist Sought states tow ^ t to m u^ mSe cause of the condition, he said, shows, Ziegler eald. ins Agency, Realtors, 649-68M. rooms, three bedroomB, large X ______Company, Executor, having exhiblt- States la willing to accept an to- dltion to on existiiig nonn! on- deveIcqMd no adequate aolu- lot. $26,900. PhUbrick Agency, oompony tile preeddentlal party jg^m ooaMtion government forming use. tion.’’ famUy room with built-in bar, VBRNON - 8-bedroom Ranch, to^ ‘‘“&urtX^allSl^ money than it has recently, Capital Qneto RANCH — 4H rooms, Utchen Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER — Choice H ils iFHrecause Warren Replaeement, 2-car garage. Lot, 100x200’. or will travel Independently. while peace negotiations are - The application of Kenneth W. Houghton said "tbe develop- Tarrant said. This "I can raise more hell than with large dining area, Uving acre lot on Lakewood Circle. large wooded That the sm day of Miss Mackle $29,600. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER — 7-room Cape, The expedfUon to Midway fig- pursued. Reynolds, 12 Kane Rd., for a ment probtams—whfa * aro nor- sales taxes paid to other states Vittd Nixon Decision tbe alligator when ths pood ran room, two bedrooms, full base­ AU utiUtles, trees, view o f convenient to Parkway, $2,000. June. 1969, at ten o’clock forenoon Realtors, 640-4200. with breezeway and attached reservoir. Owner, 647-1616.' down, $21,600. M eyer Agency, at the ProM e Office In the Mu- ured wto ______at____ tho week-____ Before leaving...... Saigon Mon-...». variance to reduce minimum mal and to be expeotedeoepeoted in (Continued from Page One) are deductible from the Con­ WA8HINOTON (AP) — Presi­ dry”-Rsp. Wright Patman, D- ment,^ stairway to attic. Large garage, 3 bedrooms up, one e w U r nano niclpal BuUdlng in said Manchea- iy mratlzv o<” Nixon and Repub- dayr'secretary of State William side yard dlmenslOTta tor th e aeWeving a major technological necticut sales tax. dent Nixon believes his nomtoa- Tex., chairman of ths H oum lot. $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, Realtor, 648-0609. ter. be and the tame la assigned NEW USTTNO — Vacant 4-bed­ down, formal dining room, im­ COVEINTRY — Two level wood- ______allowance of Ilcan oongresstonal leadero. P. Rogers agreed a summit purpoee of erecting a garaga "top forward—oon be solved.’’ A 13-man ju ry was aworn In In any event, the Democratic tion of a replacement fdr retir- banking and Currency Commltp Realtors, 646-4200. room colonial, 2-car garage. maculatemacutaro condition,conuiuu.., heavUy ed building lots, community EAST HARTFORD - ^ U l you ^m talstratlonj^v^^ Houm Leader Cterald R. Ford would be useful. Rogers spent was withdrawn by the appUcart. One of 10 prototypes which Mbnday _ afternoon,______climaxing______^ state admtolatration laprcqiostog In^ Chief Justice Etarl Warren tee. Nice area, needs some work. to extend the sales tax to trade- will be the most important he LARGE Colonial —7 rooms, 4 shmbbed lot. Mid 20’s. Wolver- water, $1,700 for both. Meyer pay $28,900 for a $8,000 swim- distribuuSS of Mi(*lgBn quoted Nixon’s ad- tour days to Vietnam attempt- After the applicaUone were Lockheed has buUt at its Van g . Krist’s trial . .< « ...... Low down payment. Hurry, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Agency, Realtor, 6484)609. mdng pool? What if we Includ- and thto O o « dkwixa thm noUoe vieer mtoieign pt*cy and ha- tog to reassure the Thleu re- granted, Caglanello commented Nuys, Oallf., plant crashed on «- to allm^ces. If this to enacy, will make as President, says Capital Foetsoto _ bedrooms, 1% baths, large White House press secretary . The Internal Revenue fierce kitchen, front to back living only $19,600. H. M. Frechette ^ ^------;------iTnA,— a three-bedroom Raw*, fuU tional A. Klssln- ^ e about Nixon admtalstra- that renderings of proposed March 12. killtog the pilot The ^ « « » ware seated as then the state can reeume to ­ Realty, 647-9993. MANCHESTER — Slx-ioom COVENTRY '^^arge b ^ ltU ^ basement, garage, fenced in eons known to be interested thereto gas’ a S M ^ . Saigon tion poUclee. brildinga should b f submtttod o r a * was said to point up Saws altoniatos. 1 ^ cars pu rchM ^ w to t-jte to Ronald Ziegler. has announced that short form room, buUt-in oven and range, Nixon Is personally revlewtog 1040A haa been dron?^ AU tax- gtaronimient to enthusiastically Vietnamese diplomatic ZBA as part of the ap- «»><•» Oi^enne’s unique rigid Krlzt 34, a convicted car thief {llshwasher and disposal, ex­ TWO FA M ILY 'duplex 6-6, sep­ the beuikground and quallflca- payers 'wlU need h o t year Is • favorable to its reaponee to the aourcee here showed concern t>llc®tion. Cagianello said drew- rotor syrtiem. and California prison escapee. unconstitutionally since 1961. tremely large and heavUy arate furnaces, aluminum A qwkeaman tor the state at­ tions of a number of potential new form 1040. They can add treed lot. Won’t last! $25,600. _ _ . _^ seven days before the day of satd President's recommwwtetlons to over a section of President Nix- I'ngs of propoeedrtructures Oanceltattonirf tbe contract took an obvlouely strong band in storms and screens, conven­ garage. Wolverton Agency. ness. $8,999. F.M. Goal Agen­ torney general’s office said a nominees, Ziegler said Monday. pages to cover any qteclal tax Wolverton Agency, Realtors, cupancy. Why pay rent vdien heartas, and by maUtosra or hia rooech.” on'a lataat p6cu:e program for wouW give the ZBA a clefuier Jwcana an inaeanlte dalay ki aelacUon o i the Jury. iently located. $20,000. Girard Realtor, 649-2813. cy, 648-2682. you can have this tor $28.- 18. iw. to ceiwied mail decision on whether to appeal He allowed that the President’s situation. 649-2813. Agency, Realtors, 643-0366, 649- Ftad was referriiw to Nixon’s Vietnam which called to t elec- ‘dea of what they were oonskl- Vietnam tor an advanced heU- Gingerlyfingering his beard WOODED buUdlng lot, north­ 900. OaU the Philbrick Agency. SuiSSlSi. » GriLwS!d*Bt,^itoSSi the court’s opinion has not yet choice might be made relatively 0638. NEW 6:room Colonial, m batha, Wednesday nlgttt addreos to the tlons to be held as soon as poesi- *to^" tibUUcn dollar weapons sys­ CROCHET ance, 649-7620, 649-6108. en with buUt-tos, 2-car ga- „ J O ^ J. wUl l e t t , the United fitatea is totally to would upMt the constitutional ractor. ______The Indictment charges Krist, An exjdsnatlon of C-DAP Is center of town. Owners Rosort Pro|• r o j o r t y tems. .MANCHESTER -Seven-room rage. Urge lot, near high outor Biuik A Trust Oo., tune with the galgon govern- process and open the ^ r to an 34, and Ruth BlMmann-Schler, moving to the mid-west and RAISED RANCH. lour-b e d- 74 Lockheed also is herring prob­ the main it ^ on the agenda Cape. Fireplace, 1% baths, F o r school. $27,500. PhUbrick Agen­ ment on goals in Vietnam and, unconstitutional coaUtlon form 30, a biologist from Honduras, rooms, two baths, rec room, lems to WSshtogton becauM the Swim Pool at Rt/ 30 School for a meetliiig of the Manches­ garage, wooded lot. Near mush sen. Has two full cy, Realtors, 046-4200. especially the forming of a coa- of govenunent. With abducting Miss Mackls at utility room* garage, carpets, SUMMER * cottage- with furnl- Accounting Club ter Human Relations Commis­ , schools, bus and shopping. baiths, two-car basement OBDBB OF MOnOB Ution gavernment (be congraae- The United States has reas- a -■ ® **ract to build the jumbo C6A gunpoWt from a Decatur motel fenc^ yard. OalltonUa land- ture. waterfront. mortgage AT sion (HRC) tonight The meet­ Char Bon Agency, 643-OW. garage, n ic ^ landscaped BOLTON — e^M-room Ranch A _ COURT OF______PROBATE._ mnn told newsmen, ".As I un- sured South Vietnam that it Crets M C C A w ard ti«rt>ort is far more last Dec. 17. Miss Bisemann- Gets Town Board^s Go-Ahead soaping. OaU 649-7924 tor ap- available. Cranberry Lake, than .originsl IfUmates—now up Schler is scheduled to be tried ing la at 8 to the Probate Court­ lot. Beautiful condition Spencer, Mass. OaU 668-9820.. with attached garage, one half ^ “ D t o t r t ^ ‘1kui«to ‘ SS toe dentand it, the Saigon govern- would not take part to any plan The Board of Representatives mended that perimeter drainage MANCHESTEIR — Two famUy. pointment. block from boating and swim- Uto day of May, 1988. Dr. Harvey Sirota. Monebes- ^ $6 bUUon for 120 planes. next month. room o f the Municipal BuUd- ment approved the words, the to impose a coaUtion govem- * > ^ 0 last night gave the Recreation *** constructed apounii' the pool 5 and 6, good floor plan, with throughout. ExceUent financ­ mlng, wooded lot, $18,900 takes * * * ‘*ft- tog. 3 WEST SIDE — 6 rooms, mod­ lariuatt'^and the phrases of the ment. but there was no agree- ter Community OoUege regional . S f^ **** to tie into the existing storm Uving room dining room and ing available. Sensibly Out of Town It. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Bat^ of Hush h . Hewtu. am mo purely « ^ ttminr at the elec- in 1967 and the Army on Jan. 8, land developer Robert F. Mack- O-DAP (Community Develop- em kitchen with built-ins, fo r­ Preelitent’s speech as he gave It ment as the tlmtog of th e g g g ^ ^ ^ member of the student ^ gp^oo with le of Coral Glables, Fla., paid large kitchen, two bedrooms. priced at $29,600. T, J. 646-4200. of MMoheotor, to said District, do- member of the student iJ^^picked up'aii’ 'option ie 'rt'o T ra T aables'"liTii..” paid proceed with plana to construct *^*^ft^*irivlnx Its aonroval the noent Action Ptan) le a-^two-yesr mal dliWng room, tiiree bed­ F o r S a te 75 ceosad. ’ May be bought with extra The administrator, havtoz ezhibit. study of a town’s faciUUee and Crockeitt Realtor, 643-1677. rooms, large encloaed porch, SOUTH WINDSOR ‘^ 'i J T S l o n whether troop Rogers speUed this out tor ths committee, ^ k h ^ t o ^ ^ ' “ ** board liSruSed Tbw^ Attorney lot. Wolverton Agency, Real­ BOLTON — 4-room Ranch, fire­ ed hla admtolatrati^ oco5u?t with q y u e n wneuiCT ^ -.vine right preranted the second 876 models. FuU production was for information that led to ths Elementary School property, .wbott Fchwebel to come In of Us future - needs. garage, aluminum siding, $34,- CONTEMPORARY ■old eotito to tola Ckiurt for allow­ YOU CAN add a most decorative look ' tors, 649-2818. 5.2 ACStES, beautiful land, very place, good large lot, $10,600. ance, It le —~w n ^ t S ^ ^ 1 ^ " t h ? ^ u ^ to ^ e I f f i rommutoty M rvice. to have rtarted n«ct September macabre underground prtaon 32 Rt. 30. o ^ t e e for ravlew Manchester is awaiting _ ap- attractive modernized farm 900. PhUbrick Agency Real­ Earle BJverett Real Estate, 648- LUXURY ORDimtBD; That toe Srd day of to the bathroom with a, handsome set .SEVEN-ROOM Colonial. 2% tU- June, 18N, to two o’clock o fto i^ n in your lavorite colors and easy cro- house, beamed ceilings, f i r e - ______tors, 846-4200.______Aluminum and stone, all ed baths, large fam ily room, 7019. at toe Probate Office to the Bto- ch»t! place, exceUent bam, other n e w L^STINO — GORGEOUS thermopaive windows, huge nlolSa BuUdliw to sold K nehS: Army officlala 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, BOLTON — 6-room Ranch, cor-, ter, be and the some la osiimied TK. |I(» cl»ck .M . 1 ^ , ^ ______r . . , . D - U .S ’i ’r l'i'.’.'J ! « M • P»WM •»! k>: ««> n~-y..r Pijtern No. 5781 has crochet direc­ 8238 buildings. Hutchins Agency sundeck, 9 U g luoms; 4 twin John the fuU production run would X O W H t i C t S B i l l full Insulation, porch, city util­ Ranch completely — yes, com­ ner lot, good location, $18,600, size bedrooms, 2 flr^acea, “S *’•* sUowSS at tarv m attm • «« «n y coalition government as wore tion! > (or mat, seat and baskel covers; 38-50 Realtors, 649-6824. pletely furnished. A “ move-ln” cold odmlnlstratloo account with u. busl- have cort an eaUnwited $876 mil- i- . ^ n slltd i illustrations. ities, buUt-lns, extra large 2- Earle Everett Real Estate, 648- 2 garages, tremendous view, sold estate, oacertotoment of am. BYank Church, D-Idaho. such.” Alan Oafos, InrtrucUw In busl- ___ r k ______will be set up tor a referendum situation. EHmiituro is tasteful of dlrtSS^ ttol ing of the board. to vote on the proposed appro- trtbutionA SEND 504 is coins for each patUrn SEW A simple-line dress; add a con- car garage, near school, treed MANCHESTER — 6 rooms, 8 lots of land and trees. 16 Mdd mranwhUe ths* if Nixon ta on the Issue o f troop with- and B a m a g C and quality, includes color TV _7019.______Court dfrecto toot noUre of th o The approved pool la Phase priatlon of $128,000. Thta U the Appearii* bef^th e MW to to iscludo first-clats mailini. trasting panel and narrow-button-on lot. exceUent location. Charles or 4 bedrooma, walk-out baae­ minutes from Harfford. Ebt- Urn* “ 6 p li^ ooslsnad for sold ouentox tho door to a provision- drawala, the VietnameM want award was based oo the One of this five-phase play. The ------belt, and presto. . . a hew and different Lesperance, 649-7620, 649-6108. set and alr-condktioner, too pjAsq* HARTFORD — Large basrins be slven to all p e r i^ ri^ ^ O on governm ent^tot- assurances of appropriate U.S. club’c voluntary efforts and ex- Of the $ ^ mOUfm. a Rocky HIU motorist, Mark eBtlmated co«t of the pool faclU- ^ explain iU role to t> Myaatostar ment, hot water heat, IH ceftional buy. $48,600. Mr. known to be toteraoted th ^ in to board had asked for an engi­ DAP, wiU be Town Manager look to suit your fashion mood! baths, early occupancy, $19,- many othey items to mention. 4.b«droom Colonial, 2 baths, Lewis, 040-6306. o p ^ and be heard . thereon by t e k e s b a X ^ criticism air and artillery support before penditure of funds In M ttlng up '"'"d d g o ^ around $600 t . GWens, has asked the Town TBBK ■ hT No. 8238 with PHOTO-GUIDE Is in RANCH — 6% rooma, buUt-ln neering report before gl-ring its 600 Call Warren E. Howland, Ranch has 2-car garage, lovely ^ b le garage. $26,600. Meyer ^rLldent’s Aslan poll- American combat divisions ara bookkeeping and inventory sys- raUUon. the rest going to sub- of Mancherter to pay a $54.44 As the town haa to hold a ref- R«*>ert Weiss and O-DAP Agsn- New Sizes 38-50, bust 42 to 54. Size range, flreidace, plus tlnlahed approval, as’ it questioned the erendum to ask tor the money chairmen Lormen Hoops. Frist Hu m . ARirtii witti ZIF CODE and Realtor, 643-1106. landscaped lot 100x260, base- Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. Uoa to sold District, at least'inM P resw en is vietaam eM on the terns for the Dutch Point ,Oo- ^ blU tor a tire s « l wheek al- ^ 40, 44 b u st. . . 3% yards of 45 inch rec room, three bedrooma, lot B & W drainage on the school property. stfla Naniw. board heat, aluminum------stonns ----- ”------days before the day at - - ' ' oP^^^ve Store on StooV-gton * * «p ^ r t w m for the revaluation now under ------;;— plus IV4 yards of contrast. one acre, plus swimming pool and screens. Real Ctjurch, a Vtataam dove, said fighttog front Send 50C today for the new '69 ATTRACTIVE 8-bedroom Colo­ country sized VERNON — 8-room SpUt, large BARROWS end WALLACE Co. iKv to lS » 'b!l“2frtSEwi“ ' ta a"statenvent a careful reread- Nixon hasn’t mentioned any St ta Hartford. A storyory on this was oetually n*.* committed r t thta 7..Broad St. Hs a^ rts ^ $84.80 f o ir vby „ Andrew. Tvt7..^n„Trtcarico, director way, the board agreed to put ■ * - Spring t Summer ALBUM! Free dlrec- SEND 654 in cains far exh pattern and accessories. Assumable kitchen. You must see this one! tned lot, prime restdonUal Manchester Pagkade, Manch. copy oi this'order toRlc*^'**^ nial Cape, fam ily room, dish­ of pubUc -srorks. . both matters on the same ma- M ronspum t KegtStry t’ >is for knitted sweater - bibs; cro- tn inclnda first-clnss mailing. mortgage, $28,600. PhUbrick South Windsor — Manchester area, many extras. $28,900. J.D. BeiHU. 84 Biro at'. ktoSJetw tag of Nixon’s racent Vietnam tlmsUble but some U.S. offl- washer, garage, one acre treed 649-6806 gatod $120 milHon toward pro- Olvens, to a. letter filed ta He said______that septic tanks,__ ac- che'i^L doily and crocheted slippers! is AneS; A nctosters Rssl Estate Assoelstes, 648- re^ leads him to belleva that ctals a^iear optimistic that tm- 1^ ®“ "®’ . cmCAOO—A heart-transplant Eventof Harold, liss A V B . 8 F Agency, Realtor, 646-4200. lot with maximum privacy. line. Belflore Agency, 647-1413. £ j S " " 3 U m has been a clianga in U.S. provement o f South Vietnam The honor^’ e nvi^ntion plaque « “ saependMurea the town clerk’s office, clalins co'rdtag to’’plaM'submlttto by The proposed pool w ill be a regtetry is being sstabUahsd ta A U YEAR. Each month is a theme W APPINO — 9-room William X H ^ t t . 476 E ieu to !^ ' AM piUAl. Hinr TOBB, B.T. —------Owner, 643-8134. 5129, 648-8770. ,oro« ».« w.. — - Services was ^ <**y $84 inllUoo. that, after.be had swerved hU glvU engineer, Hayden Orls- 46-by-76 foot Olympic pool. The the United States to record fur a aulit — Double Wedding, June; TWO-FAMILY flats — 6 and 6 ______L _ ^ ______MANCHEISTER —Two* fam­ pollcy. He .prevloueiy had dls- forces and the eltuaUon on the commun’ty Prlat N«m , annrtti altli zin com, Styw batUefleld WlU make possible a prenented to Kappa Tau Omega ^ spent more than car to avoid an out-of^^riace wold, aro not close enough to project win also tocludo a wad- treatment methods, surgloal SnamrocK, March; Turkey TrKks. No­ Nunthar aaa Sin. plus four finished rooms on MANCHESTEUt, custom built Uy, 5 and 4 In a residential COVEINTRY — Custom 6-room dltion, 2 baths, garage, 1% Oonn.; Burton Hewitt, J o jw liS ; mtassd Nixon’s speech as in­ vember; etc. Start now to make an U.S. withdrawal sometime ta rororky. tt was accepted by “* *84 million and stands to man-hole cover, the left rear the area to cause problems Ing pool, deck area oijd chain techniques and results of aU '69 Spring S Summer Basic FASHION third floor, two-car garage, 6-room Cape, dormer, new neighborhood. , Maintenance Ranch, 176’ wooded lot, fire­ miles from shopping and Route gt - R od^e, 0«m.; Donald Hew- volving “ttie asms old Johnson heirloom! Pattern pieces, directions for lUt 17 lyrar mroie, Msiich*^e#. mid-summer. South VletnamoM M'as Jan Tirinzonle, amrority suffer a direct loM ta that cate- wheel of tbe car fell Into Uxe from leeching. Ho also noted link fence enclosure. An ap- such iqierations. It will provide IS now available! Send for one from large tree shaded lot. Ebecel- roof, double lot, garage, cen- free siding, 2-car garage, treed place, Immaculate, $17,600. 1-84. Half acre plot In 80’s. OwuLi J ^ Hewitt. wins poured from a Nixon bot- V} quilts. Sand 90$ today tar OKU sources have suggsatod Ssptem- president, and Mrs. RoMnuuy Vsry. ^ empfy manhole cover and tho* that the storm drainage should propriate service buUdlng wiU information to tbe world's sol- which to pick your patterns during your Jent location. $84,600. Philbrick tral location. Original owner. 120x215’ lot. Wolverton Agency, Meyer Agency, Realtor, 048- LUUanin Grant RealtoRealtor, Walton xSuin tta." ber or early fall mark the start Rivard, college nurse and ad- Izwkheed also is threatened the wheel and tire were de- not have to be disturbed, say- alBo be constructed with dress- entlsta much footer than be­ Agency. Realtora, 646-4200. ' Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Realtors, 649-2813. 0600. W.Of Grant------* Agency, * ------648-UOS. jom S*BALLBTT. Judge. It la possible. Church added. Nixon lutawbtty rtgnatad Sal- of the replacement program. vtaor. with loM of a big research and stroyed. tag that It Is strongly recom- ing rooms. Showers and bath- fore.

/ t h TUESDAY, ICAT », 1 9d » Em tting VrraU Didly N it P rat R ub •»■ Wb* Etabd The Weather Canb.oC I t M B 'a Mby 17. jiaii N M i.M U ldM l OrtliBlIe C hnoli Mualc," solotat Linda HallsB- About Town Seniors Take Over Tovm Spring G>ncert beck, and "Tha Impoaalhla Otar and oootar tonight Low tooMCTWMBwM noon Dream," featurliv a quartet of 88 to 40 With cbMwa oft patefay At Bennet Today Brian FUiA, Richard norak, 1 5 , 5 9 0 frort. IVmwtaow mortly — .»y **" p***^ >*n- Student Government Day David Knapp and Jeff Welsh. I ‘ •nd cool. H%h ta 80a. Tbe Bennet Junior High Mrtwcfcrtitfir A City o f VUHogo Charm atudenta from Ibe senior cur- guarts of Rotaiy at tbe Man­ Acoompanlsts are Kathleen School choirs and orchaatra BVench, Nancy PlUdn, Nancy —j.^?*** ^ gy* ^ Cta^. c « !^ m«it rent keeum daae of Mencbeatet chester Country Club. VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 197 (FORTY-FOUR PAOB8— TWO SECTIONS) will present their spring con­ Wilson and iMurta Burke. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAT H, 1969 (Cbtartfled Advcrtbtag «■ BIgb School "taok over*’ tbs of- Student cdBctals tor tbe day «•) and fthair offices: Carol Micln- cert tonight at 7:80 In the Main Samuel Macaluao wfll dtract NITES boas of nusdcipnl govenimeRt toah, mnyw; Paftrtdc Marino, Bulldh^g auditorium. the cndieatra In “ Blue TancOb” "Pavanne,” and "Lara'a Ihn. Robart Rftcbmnnd Mtd MTb. ht obaee-veaiLie of Studeid general manager; L a rry Up- The eighth grade choir, direot- Cha|H«r. DIa- Ctoremenent Day. TTm activity Theme." RlchaM Ithodaa perman, poUoe department; ed by Walter Gnyb, wfll sing Nixon Make* Choice iMad Anartcaa Vatarana, will has been sponeoeed annueOty by Oery Benson, town deck; Pat­ •The Gypsy Rover,” Sumn M- Theae instrumental aoioiats Bar Group Finds uaat tadaM at > at Uia Amart- Tba Twtas MMhena dub of dM notary d u b since t h e rick OoBet, dbector of public gan solotat; ”AU Trials,” will be featured In tbe program: WASHOrOTON (AP) — caa.Laaloa BoeM. Orantar B aritad win meat to- tenure of the late Oeorge Wad- wnrtu; Phiilp Cataldo, building soloisU Lynn Spiron, Mary Stephanie Fuas, violinjat, play­ deU, town manager. President Nhmn has decldsd mocrow Jift 8:15 pm. m the Inspector; Unda Doll, highway Ellen Hewey and Susan Digan; ing the flirt movement of "Coo- on lha man be want* .for Apollo Tha "electod” oMclals were Streaks to Moon, TIm Backamim Dof canb win MbchaU Room of 8toulh Ooo- •uperintendent; Oery Bdwanta, "My Favorite Things"; "Love certina" by Kuehlar; Nancy nominefed and chosen by clam- ddaf jurtlpa of Ow UhXad ■Mat tomowow at T:ao pan. la gnagattonal Cfaundi, Barttord. park superintendent; James Is Blus,” Jack Haynes soloist; WUaon, ptaaist, playli« "Etuda Fortas at Fault Stataa Supreme Court and tka Baat Romb o f Wa|i|diu: maten, Eflgln Zafaireky, MHS Op. 10, No. 18" by Chopin; Jane Tb osa wlaMui mona ftntormaUon Hart, acting recreation director and “ CUmb Bhr’iy Mountain,” IV A SH IN G T O N (A P ) — Maanwhlle, it w u learned tbe wfll aanotaice the choloa on Ooinaaanltjr O oter. Dr. Hahrm sftMut tba club may contact Mm> ■octal studtea department chair­ and dkeotor of Senior Citiaens. Donna Healy s FBBSS Uc High School atudenbi attain­ Tbe Senfor CtUaena Crawet They.-bad reaberi nearly 11 and Cooking BSxUbtt sobsdutad Center Paid hlmaelf.’ ’ Ihrae^ Jets and ground toroea He Has Doubt houna and Staftltonl reported: ing aacond honon tor the third The committee held lU dellD- tb o t down three Egyptian MXOa quarter. tor tomcerow and Tbunslay hm “ Everybody'a iq> and erveryfaody been postpcnad untU Ihe faU. erabona in Chicago last Satur- Sues Oaml today and feela graaft." day and Sunday. It was unanl- ■■ lararti motortaed force rolled Oibbonn AaaemUy, Catholic $ 5 0 0 a D a y Over Budget The cUmaotto momeat oontas 0 Delta Chapter, RAM, w « moua ttiat Fortas had violated Udo oantral Jordan to dertroy __ at 4:40 p.m. when the aatn^ Ladlea of Oolumbua, wfll meet meat tomurraw at 7:80 p.m. at n A w a s w I n m Canon 4, which ataftea: Acah guarrUta base ecxltb of I ^ ^ R D . Conn. (AP) _ muit. t r i ^ apolk, i™ tonight aft 8 at the Ko8C Home. T o A /O llM lcIS “A Judge’s official conduct tha Dawl Ssa, the laraeh anny After the meeting, there wfll be the i biaonic Temple. Tba Moat BEING A LEADER inhta f M Indication of qualm# to rtner Gie craft Into an oribrt 88 ^ rtiould be free from Impropriety anmounoad. a Bllent auction. Mta. Waldo Becelleat Mbster degree will be mattera. Gov. mllaa alMiva the onatand aur- IdTooa of 88 Moore St, w ho confened. WUtor North wfll WABHUGTON (AP) — Su- and the ^>pearance of Impro- An Iwmrtl qnkeanMm In Tel John Dempaey aald today be toce. pieelde. R ebed unanta wfll te INC. prftkna Court Jurttoe WUUami O. prlety; he ahould avoid infrac- Aviv aald two of the Egyptian recently was Installed as vice h A Once-hi^-W liile Occasioii "** TOnvlnced" that re- 1718 firing, behind tha moon prealdent of Oibboos Amembly, served after the degra work. Doqigaa has bean paid fdOO a Uons of law; and hla personal fighter ptanM were fait b y larae- v^ped Democratic propoaala and out oft range oft around al»- has serred three yearn as a day (aa by a Caltfornla study behavior, not only upon the U warplanea and one b y a tor a b id in g and taxes are the tlcna, will otart a parllouB 8%- oeotar wbkfli geta part oft Ite bench and in the performance ot ground-to-air mtartle. State Assembly president of the Oomhkul OatboHo lioffaera APPLIANCE CENTER-445 HARTFORD ROAD At Some Companies••• ^ offered. day lunnr adventuna taftended to Catholic Ladies of Columbus. Cftrotes wtn have its dhal meet- monay Iront the oontrovenial Judicial duUea, but also In hla a fourth Ogyptlan plane waa to rai^ to reportera’ quas- clear the way tor two Apollo 11 foundation ha baada damaged, tbe spokesman aald. tlonlng, Dempaey said of axlrt- artronauts to land on toemiaB ing of the aeasoer tomom>w at (See Page Mine) tba Cburah o f the Aanimptton. Tba paymanka to Dougtaa b y He added that the Arab atroraftt, tag budget propoaala: “I am not After a Mbae at 7:80 p.m., these tha Chntar for the Study of all Sovletmada MlIGSOa, had «>™® Staffofxl, Oaman and Toung wfll be ai hudneai masting and OtanDoratto BwUtuHona, Santa thnirt over the canal at two Bartsua, OrtU, totalad about ABA To Meet polntB, one from Port Said and aald Ji* Ti»««>ay rtg b t atUI under tha fai- irS A TRADITION 18,000 tor u as and thta year, a the other from tbe Great Bitter ^ «««*»* « ■arth’B gravity. Dur- NORMAN’S! oentar obftelal aald. Lakes area. Veiplanek PTA wfll install oC- With Mitchell (AP FbcAoCax) flome tonight at 7:80 In tbe Dougtaa haa ooum under fire The apokeaman aald that all Nicholas Schoch, 21, a U.S. 101st Airborne Division school auditorium. Mrs. tjhihw aheaidy tor fata outaide aalary aa ...... ^ _ Irt»eS ptanea retumad safely. with the end oft the cuirent toe*eotonavl«*m WASHINGTON (A P ). medic, gdves mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a General Aaaembly seaolon only Juneau o f the Daniels Travsl ***** ®*“ ®*** American Bar AM^aUon offl A Jtordantaa apokeaman In two weeks awav gravity oftlTieAJhert Parvln Founda^ dais, smarting trom the back T F a r Hater away, budgetary *hat Agency, 80 Barry Rd., wfll dww BEHIND THE COUNTER OR BEHIND THE ‘ Amman aald dia laraeit force buddy seriously wounded at Ap Bia mountain. maneuvering on C^rttol HOI ia ^ o ^ travelogue fllma on Hawaii and whleto Um had stock Uea laah of two enthuslaatio endorse- babo Jordan raider cover a day-by-day acUvlty. “** the Caribbean. wSh I m Vigaa gamMlng' casl- ments of Abe Fortas, meet pri oft Jeft flgbtera and bsUoopters. Since the governor preaented ***• vately Monday with Ally. Gan. He aald the foroe ,eatlniated , to Saves Lives hU 81.7 billion budget meeaage Oangiekanw have called tor John N- Mitchell to dlacuas the ■ oompany of tanka and an- ta January, criticism haa been gra«taally to 3,087 Chaminade Sets APPLIANCE, NORMAN’S HAS THE EXPERTS! an Invertlgatloo of Douglaa* in- Fortas attair and ways to keep oUwr oft mobUe Infantry waa In- Kennedy Under Fire strong concerning hla heavy re- *** nutomottUa mow- conow in tha walea of Jurtioe Abe it from happening again. volvad In the engesement Juat In A tta ck Hance on sales and Use tag uphill. Annual Banquet Skrtas’ rsalmatthm from the Su- The ABA haa a atandlng oom- aonth of tbe Dead Sea. for revenue. Recently, Senate After rtreaktag through tha People you know you con depend on when it comet to Service. People you know con prema Court tat tha dUputa over mittee which routinely checks The IkraAU spokesman tanned DONG AP BIA, Vtetaaan (AP) Majority Leader Edward Mar- tavlrtble hoirter—280,083 mllaa Tba Chaminade Mualoat Cltto ■ check ftrcm the family appointees to federal Judicial the attaok “ rt oleantngi-up Nlchotaa Schoch Is a rtdnny. For Battle Gonunents c\w piopooed a payroll tax to «arth and 18AS8 mflas wM have its arnawl banqurt and toundabloa of Jailed financier poste, but Investigatlona are i^wratlon—’. . ’ agatart tha Arab tnedde-faced______Zl-yearKild who___ WASHENGTOIV (AP) — SenT aaoriftlM “ tor a fatae oense of ralae eUto funds. *roro the moon-ApoUo 10’ s elaoOon o f ofOoen Mcnday, fiU you in on the newest features. People you know you con trust. NORMAN'S people Louta E. WoMboo. made of ^fewlonal quallfica- w»»m be charged ^ batee Edward M. Kennedy, the Sen- nfettwy pttoa." Dempaey admitted hla spend- *l**4 vma to taerease to 8,700 Tbe Amertoaa Bar Aasocla- Jlme a, aft Obertaut Lodge In tiona—not tacluding a nominee's had been operating from the ^ : ate’s No. 2 Democrat.waa%vawe»», Ima amaaa omneVMSJKi eiSh ■niewiay by Kemw- iilum—“ a aliicere, honert budg- ground. Mtaaton Oonhel In A pan. CUSTOM MOBILAIRE® 6116 said the Israeli forces cross the '»•“ «hnoot went to JaQ tor ”’*****^. et." Houston wfll -not know whether oeeee-flre hne at 8 a.m. in the wfturtng to be dratted. But he t u e ^ fe r n more general oom- A Mrtwhero not contacted are WITH A 137 LBS. FROZEN FOODS dLMAH,»,____ _ .St ______a .-i nu>hed B 4- But M..he ^ ^ V party’s ^ n ya 18T21W2 presidentialprealdenttal nMOt cu Fresftdmt Mlxoni’e avar The governor stood behind Us the englna fired unOI the «nlt lemlnded to oak Mks. Rudolpfa dtaeotlon of the vUtage oft Safi Pwhed a .40.oaUber automeftlc was ■‘^TTwrifid by T’waftdmt Mlxon’e war budget propoBel, saying: 'T m reappaars around the «dge oft and anotherliar locaUtyloealltv called caUed TfeIfa on thetbe nxxmtatonxNmtato and klUedklltad a aamt, TVmnMvHn policlee. ' Ckxeoh, ise B. Center St. by SELF-GLEANINQ OVEN 16 GU. FT. ~ FROST FREE ROOM AIR CONDITIONER not Convinced that what I pro- the moon, Saturday tor reaervaUcm. rtx miles south oft the Dead Sea. **orth Ifietnameee soldier to — _ hut few* Hatfirid, IbOre., sented to the leglrtature la not .Btafttord, Toung and O m en Filling Health Pdst The two areas are opposite rttve a buddytahte. »*ytag: the beet fear .the state." have the opUon to oanort Ignl- the Israeli town of Sodcan, Ho saya he would twe the gun poeedtothenatla^i^^ military pottoy He questioned______other utteranc- tlcn _ If they___ detect_____ anything ^ av-t. where a pptarti works wee Mart- agato it neocnaaty, but oidy to fltomi ttfete. I’m not an es from both paiftias of hopes wroug. this case, or K Am su­ iSSfESI'H! ed wUh locketo earilM- thta "ave Uvee o t hto lOlrt Airborne titoxeied th. oop ®*®**®**' »•» « « feUt to cut the budget by between gtae ftBlta, the epecertrip wmdd Hard Political Task Dlvtaltm oomrades. wiiru.«b irtien he ___ ttie ao- *** ®“*’**®*y taettos oft the mo- |300 million and $380 mUlicn merely awing once around tha Y Tbe S,000-toot ______.______mcnL fromtrom hisbis own recommended hackback of UtAtbe mmwmoon and tuMdheed hu*twek 'I’m f a n , to the loved tmes of level. , to eaith—one o f tte buBt-in Y to the mn- for Wocfctai «lh«- appotate*. 808, la on example oft In his budget message, Demp- safety toaturae o t lha mlsrinn v m - when the tomeUs were wan defended by periiape 900 (See Page Two) sey called that level “ the mini- The 5 ««4»iiUa_ 111 ennrssl.lmirt *“***** ** '^ « * * » w ,” said tbe deeply dug-ta Niorth Vtotoanmee mum needed" tor the state, and from the engine hugitituiig at °?** .** *5J*®I**“ * poliUe^deol- Democitrtlc holdovers removed, spokesman. at one Ume. Schooh’s comradeo Ui his news conference today t:O i p™.. ta to slow 10’s “** “ ■ ®*^'**“ PoMUcai aspects. During their wtthdrawal, he took tt Tuesday in (heir nth as- be said that view had "not al- q^ed to about 8,700 nniii« and w *5*?^ **“ claimed, the Israelis blew up fenlt. tered a bit.” Insert the craft tate an orbit _^weiMe aeoret^ Robert! H. nfed to get aomeme on the Job five houses la FUa. As senior medic oft Bravo Command Praises On Tuesday, RepubUoan lag- awkgttV 88 to 196 1 the admtaistmtion There was no mention of caa- Oompany, ard Bottalkm, 187th islaitiva leaders said they had high. a n o « ^ h e v r o ^ d ^ d e withta on m ajor hoahh taauee. uaMea on elthar side in the en- IBftaatiy, ,“ D oc" Schoch was nearly completed work on their Atout boon later, after a few days wbrther to nominate The port ta the onlyonlv unfilled gagaroentsraarement. The•n» '■!»)else and makeup kentkept annwimnneoroetimne desperately Mountain Fight own budget propoeals, vdilch two riroutts, a eeooad eighw ig- Dr. John Bhowtes aa aeatetant axTcmu /XT>\ X would pare $300 million off tbe feUan will refine Ite oitet to a ■acrataiy of heahb end aoienUf- (See Page Ten) (See Page Tweerty-Elglit) (See Page Seventeen) ( ) Tte U.S. been 7 or 8 enemy killed to one governor's spending plans. They gg T¥Uii> htab oiiele • IS ON THE MOVE! 115 VOLTS lo aftairs In (toe Heellh, Eduoa- Command said today that the alUed soldier. the G O P bu eS l*rw ^d ^ **•* tlon and WrtSaro Department ‘ lOKlay battle for 8,(W0-foot Dwig Except for occasional sniper rely on an taoome tax or poy- (See Page Eight) KOowtaa, director ttte MEeasa- 'Ap Bia appeared to te "a real action was repmrted roll tax and would not call for 6,000 B T ^ H A M Certined chueetts G em tel Hospital, Is flnA niMniHM. -v* Tu«*tay night on the mountain bwrrowtag to meet operating ex­ rtionidy opposed by powerful toe o^tton ^ our priitt of the Laotian border. penses. Powerhouse of Cooling Com­ etamento in tbe Anwrican MMl- fort built into a compact, Nixon Backs Mail Reform ' ^ e ^ **>• S*"***’ Tuesday, The Republicans expected to cal Assoctattan, plus Senate Re- ®Mward M. Kennedy, D- release their budget proposal af- Denver Votes lightweight package . . , only puhUoan Leader Everett M. By DON OBERDOBFER govieniment. The two other directors SPECIALLY MADE MUFFINS The WaahlngtoB Poet Masi., diarged that such qpeto, t«r the Dmocrate disclose their 61 lbs. Dlrimaa would be appointed frorrii Indde the cor­ »»«*■ M tae a «a u lt on D o n g ^ *taal recommendation. Throo-Spoed Fan provides “Me prohiem ta ctear," sold WASHINGTON-— President Nixon has poration, one of them the general man­ "**®**‘ tenselese and Ir- Meanwhile to New Haven, the Against Plan variety of comfort conditions. on HEW official. Pinch "oaiawt given tentafive approval to a plan to ager. Vietnam, w o era going a ^ responsibla," and that Amart- Oonniectlcut Manufacturers Aa- Control Settings for High Cool,' nomJnato Dr. KkMwlea until he convert the U .a Poet Office Into the — Postal rates -would be set by a ina enemy. Ralatlva casualUes Uvea were being “aacriflced tedsttoo' continued firing at the WESTINOHOUSE Medium Cool and Night Cool can t e suns that Khowlea will te "U.8. Postal Oorporatton" with more five-member rate bcercL subject to the JSL *?* ^ Moosura IL" fof, miutary pride." propoeol of a state payroU tax F o r B u s i n g — High Fan, Medium Fan and cenfirmad end oonflrmed ta money for poetal modernization and veto of Congreas. Proposed rate changes t h e ' ** cleaning out ^ paid by employers, would take effect 60 days ofteb their 16 GU. FT. REFRIOERATOR Low Fan. such a way that no damage will greatw authority to 'set postal rates and tne enem]^___ sedatora say ’ ’ said the anokwu Arthur L. Woods, executive DENVER (AP) — Donvor (W) te done." wage:.'. submlBDion to Oongreae, unlees the law­ Adjustable Thormoatat Con­ makers acted to atop them. her of ^ttTvirtnaimeee troote "**“ Abrams, then gave the ^ ^^^**** ,^ i *’**“**■*■ *^va voted agatart a WESTINGHOUSE • “Frost-Free 16”—never a sign of trol maintains desired tem­ Admlnlatrattoti oftlHolala won’t Foetmaster General Wtaton M. Blount, kUled had risen to 454 as Am ^ explanation of the operation * meeting of Indus- pj,,, children from prove with a number of^ former poatmiasters pooal would have broadened Baacoe, who ^canmeiaied a* a covers of the bill, the other te«m ^ urging menZtory bus- • Recused cooking platform • Interior oven UNITED TIME ONLY I n L e a d e r s because the plan contains many sweep­ general, Including Lawrence O'Brien light • Storage drawer • Teflon-coated grid­ ing changes which require legislation. and Miarvin. Woteon. White House May Seek would have reduced It. fog as a means of (ahglng bst- dle (accessory). By BKHABD L. LYONS Oepltri Hill souroes said Monday night Tte postmartcr general le reported to The changes would not meet ter eduoatkmol h— r to The TITtirtiliuliiii Post that Mr. Nixon and Pootmastor General have derided that only a “ total poztal consUtutlonal requirements, said chUdreh from mtonHtUff ^ n 279 WASmNGTON-Senate Dem- Blouat are likriy to have "an uphill reform’ ’ ouch as he ia proposing can Btn. Gloria Schaffer, D-Wood-. thhd and tourih. oorata moved Tuesday to per- battle" to gain approval. this yoar — keep portal rervloe from detoriorattag New Laws on Marijuana Iwldge,. committee cochairman. Benton, one . of two tneiuh- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT NORMAN'S — EXPERT SERVICE — FREE DEUVERY ttaSy Ml the party leadenhlp though their chances nsrt year seem and postal chargea from skyrocketing. vanuum by agfeetag that their somewhat better. Blount’s earUar action In aboUahtag tended to dtacount, at flrrt road- S L T e Z ^ ^ ^ Z t o pbUoy eqnwnttten iftnuld take ?*****®?®? *? ^ Impact of Uie Leary de- propoqed granto. aecood toeumSST — i’ *hx The Blount pnopooal,' which was un­ the poUtioal advisor syrtem of port- Congress soon to pitt baric the claion on their ability to deal second incumbent end tha etdy poaUtoeta on aomiei Isauea In en veiled for a tow lawmakers Tuesday meisterrtilp appointments has Irritated teeth extracted from the federal with traffic In pot. The landmark measure, given woman among tte 10 oandl- ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET TERM S-TARO RED TO F ir Y O U R NEEDS sfttoti to rtagw party policy. Includes ttteee main featuTM: Eome lawmaken who were reluctant to anUmariJuana laws by the-Su- Jurtioe John Marahall Harlan, a favorable report by the com- dates, Mrs. Atagra. Saundena But et the seme time there — The UA. Postal OorporotiUm would give up this tradlUcnal political preme Court this week. writing for a unenlmous court. mittee Tuesday, would provide was aixtti with 4,886. eeeened to he 4i etaeable oom- be a public ootpontUon run by a general patronage. The postal corporation plan The eourt, in overturning tbe ruled Monday that: $6 million in state aid to non- Tha schoril (Mzrtiw plan, nra- nntntaattons gap devrioping he- managto under poUdes^ set by ntae di- Is likely to meet even greater political marijuana oonvlcUdn of Dr. pubUc scteols during Uie 1970-71 piawd to take effect in Seotm - m i s t e r twosn Demncrotlo laodsra in rectora. Unlike the prosent pootmastor resistance. —The 6th Amendment’s privl- academic year. It now goes to bar, vrae t..* M ARraiiurt House end Ssnote. general and his many predevwesors, the NbnetheVew, Preaidenit Nixon is re­ tor Committee Sct^TLpft. Rob.irGZS.tt O o r u A t . MANCHESTER’S For the pest 16 years congre#- general manager ta not experied to he ported to te backing Blount without res­ atonal Dstnocrots have bean, a member oft the president’s cabinet. ervation. During the preridentol cam­ troveSJ^Tii? c«‘‘«>"^ortalUngt"SyV.’^ : as mqxovwl would givien alragr unifying leadership The corporation would Inherit the as­ paign last fall, Nixon decried poUUcs The aHminiatration Mienee P®*" cimcc <« relmburae 20 per cent of the n ov ed by the*rid” S w iii by Democratic peesldeats end sets of the port office. Including buHd- and Inefficiency In the niaU system and o«3? Is T S S rr^ v irZ By signing govern- ralarie. of teaser, of secular INC. LARGEST before that hy’the Texas teem tago, trucks and other machinery. T te declared that “the port office dapori- ™ "*®"* * * ^ ‘»"®«‘ *® P®*®®-® •“ bJccts only. A last-minute at- NISTER DONUT of Lyndon B. Jobneon and Sam corporation would te authorised to raise ment needs to be run like a firot ESTABLISHED 1939 Rayburn that lonOongraea 10 bUUcn dollars to invert in needed busineaa... If we hove to move toward !STSt'SiSd'’^ d tS S 2TKSJTc^ZlnZ^: S . rauST^cw'aiTto ^ Dwtog On 1S00’I^ Senate moderntaatlcn and tor other purposes. more bustaae? pracUoee, get private 445 HARTFORD ROAD OPEN DAILY TILL 9 — SATURDAY TILL 6 APPLIANCE STORE — Tte proeldant would appoint seven enterprise Into It on a proper besta, Meanwhile, some federal and rabjwste, pceelbly by teechere ^ gtweo « a men- (See Page Elavea) of the corporate diraoton from outride that Is what we will do." local law enforcement otftom (See Page Ten) (See Page Sight) <>•**-

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