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' -^1 Fails To Carry Party with Him Poher Takes Post O Weill Quits Post Pending Election PABE3 (AP)—Oharies de GauHe Sbeiiiied out of tbo Prenfeh preaidfnicy today and retired once more to U s home in eastern France, endfngr ntoie tfoan 10 tariio- lent years o f po>wer that profoundty altered the nsttioa's As Ulster ^s Chief political ouilook, eooookny anld foreign iMUcy. ------Da OauUa’s r a ‘ BEIiFAST, Northern Iie- ootna prime mtoistar unleac the cadoeatorOaik, on the otoar came affocMva at ‘^5? 1A0P)-Jctapt Terence UMcnlst party didntogratoa hand, has come out In total op- President Alain O^NeOl irenfgiMd today as O'NoUl fougtat a prolonged poattlon.to reform. ed him aa Interim t o w in e ndniater o f rlotJboni rearguard aotloo to preserve Any new Nortoam Ireland Foe Tackles aerve until . '-N'orthertj Ireland and said Unionist support for his leader prime mtatoter win have to take are held. Ihere he had quH to serve “ the ship and oo^ a week ago he into aooount toe parent Britlah ny of traswfar, aaS Da cause of refonn.’* muetered a frail eix-vote mar- Covemmant'a total commitment f/.S. Armor wsw in sactaakm a t hto , Oir«ni*s dapartnitt cam* aft­ fin eMhin toe party for the prin- to • reform system Inooiporat- Ootombay-toa-DancMBHa otple of ona«nan-«n»-voto in lo­ er waafes of poUtlaal tneulaBo* ing (he onn-man-ona-vote prtnol- I’kwnoe'w TS-yaaw«M that «niptad Into TrtilM|aiiai1 cal govammant elaotiona. ple. A new sdministratiou tost W ith Bom bs bad turned 'str**t olaalMa on tlM tmu* of Ib is has been toe »»mni de­ deftod Ismdon’a view almost day on 8 ; cM l rigbta in ta* rtx oouaUaB. mand of the civU righto oara- certainly would run into dlfflctf- SAIGON (AP) — Wartiqr oofwtitutfonai n * cenfrotiUHoo |>rM«lit palgnsre. tles that could, autoosfolcc bar* away with flame torawens and vote of _____ ' NorUim Drriand’s Ronwn Cath- VUlowinf toe usual parlia­ fear, aaoalata into n civil war h u il ^ dynamite bombs, about that hto Uuusd to oUca U to haad-CB ooUWoo wttli mentary procedure, O’NaiB qidt altiMtion. UO North Viatnamaae troopa a^ c o m motw awkw the Protastaat tfamanta hoatUa to as head crM a party, and wOl ra- tacked aa Amartcaa armored behind Mm. When (be vutsn m- tlw tatradnetloB of a ona-maB* maln head of the government c c ix x a m in toe aorlfawast cottwr jeotad hla nw m m ln "veto sjratom of anfraaelilaemant UBta n ancoesBor is; ehoaea as of South Vlstnam early Sunday, nounead hto rS k u ro M la two ;; OTfain taverad a proiiam of party leader. The U.S. Ownmand aald at aantonom: .gradual ratorm. O’NrtQ evplsinad his raalgn^ Navy Pares laart M of tba enemy were > . diMW. the aarvtoas “ Vffo cannot oom- ing rtdpa of toe tfoto force are tary of Dafsnse MMvIb R. Laird promlao programs such as tots now located toi the Tallow Saar the camp before toeirttadewas said today toa lafsguaid anti- when toe natianal security of Bast China Saa area. repulsed, a U.8. spokennan hsnisttc mlitilc psogram la "Ilia our country la involved,” be "Otoar shlpa that were P said. The remaining enemy . ------mtnlmwm nsesasary” to protect said. formed w ith toe task fore* are Supi*reme Court to Hear troop* pidted hade about an ^ ^ .* * * ^ wotare dM Asnericsn eeourlty. Ho reaf- Ssul Toung, aa ABM baeker, altoer now la port or haadliig hour before dawn. “ * govammaM Irmsd that Iha lOson sdminls- said "oigaidBed r***^**Ti poll- fo r port In Japan and to* PhiUp- The Halting raged five mile* **"h‘*^**MWi tratlon wiU not noeept a com- tios" has a part la »*to«irs on piaaa," Haakin aald. from the Laotlaa border and ? ^ ” !****? ruanoval of psmniac on it. Mm in hia homo atide. As to whaihar toe task tome ia Draft Protestors’ Claims two mllcw aottih of tbo aban- " ” ?** * *** w mnining f MSaawMla, Ban. Mntan R . Toung is top RepUbUoaa still protecting unarmad Navy donad Marina combat tsua at ^ *o«ufte of iunday*s Tottig, R-N J>., aoonsod BalO- mamber of toe Senate Appropcl- BCnsia Uke toe one which w o Kba Saab. guanf opponents of liijaotoig ations Oommltto*. shot down by North Korean oa WASHINGaGNWASHINGTON (AP) — S«»op snnto of gun deStendealers and aporto- The tqjpealsappart. grmdad granted review •ABT per dirt”cant S iL? partiaaa poUtloa Uto to* oontro- Toungto bom* atata will have April u , Hankla would only say •nie Suprone C ourt asi«ed “ » ^ Je»ey*B gun con- today could rtrlka at the heart h^bero sweeiitor 10,M f,M 0 o r # 7.1$ par oaat tofa- vsrqr and Prartdsnt Mbnm on* o f the two mlsaUe sltaa If that toe ramalnliig naval gioito today to CXMlsidsr olabns of SelecUvo service Director ^ several daw*te^* to ootooai* was no gnrt Ptokad up tor** Important San- ^ Safeguard program wtaa la "cotMhiotoig mlaslona as- that the aocelemted diuft ^ 2 f£ PoMto^So ■to votoa tor tbs prognun. Oongrosalonal appioval aiCiMd to i t " ^rtbd told too Dafenao Advi­ of Vietaatawarpwybestore putUrttod Ho said "for oxamplo, osaetly Henkln would not confirm re­ isinvioU tkm of theOon- ^ Vtotoam— sory Oomsnfttoo on Woman in the aamo letter denounetog mo ports that the main source of aHinitinn —Agreed to review a New wA hi a spectol category ttooiw alartied toelr wav toto •••*«»•» the gi for my poatthm ban iqipoared to protection for BOm flights will w ***** reatricts the flow *• dtviiilty atudeato and another »«ig*«i bivouac of Amort- Oaaileto Mat tdavk varioua North Dakoto newqia. now ha UB. Jet fighter squad- . ^ <»****o««ytocltto«naof Cbmmu- had deformente retoer tomi «t- c « i and to u to V ^ J ta ir o m ^ » « « * y SSsd porn hut under ditterant slgna- rom baaed in South Korea. He turas. did not deny that an additional ******** he heard next term, jyat « veer asw the court mw The appeals are from Tlmo- toe Laotian border, USad toraa Mlnntaa after to* Part* “ It is unfortunate whan any They were taken by toe court toy J. Breen, a. of Wertport, Siles-Salinas Pi Phantom squadron h o bean Ameriessia,AAuwBcwBPa eight ooinn South Vlat-Viec- cloaed taidsy. prtvato imooradio dafanaa matter tovolvlng toe sa- sent to South Korea slnoe the namesa and an Australian, and ***<*<>•■ broadcast psojaetions ourlty of too Uattod States ba- K0121 orists. He* Department. HUta a draft card. kaeebt, 22, of Gaykwd, Minn. woundedw o u n d e d 12 AmwleanaAmericans mnismi a sg a <*>*1 ha would los*.losa. TThe te flratftart Takes H elm oooias bivolvad to partlaan poU- At least three other P< Phan­ Among the mo rtatmnctotme to habe oon- However, tort Decembert w — w k — the toe ?***“7 ^ hla“ “ draft oertlfl South Vietnamese. Thirty ena- partial ratnnia laaiad hy toe bi- ttes." tom aquadrona want to South rtdered by Iba court ar« that tba bouit strurtt a bilow at SaiarUm ®**“ *® * i®®*ton claigymaa in t o y iaoidlers were reported Toung daclarad to a report to Kimsa to a beaftng-up o f U.S. air draft to being used to punish dls- Service policy by ruling that **“*^«^*' *» psotest toe killed. (I » In Bolivia thia constltuento it has generally power them after toe North Ko­ ■idsnts from U.S. war policy draft boards have n o l^ h a rity ' T ' “ * »“ *‘*«*S«<>- At ttoe oppoelta end of the de- been overlooked that Presideiit reans seised the intrtllgenoa and tost It to being used to stifle to order toe induction of dlvlnltv ^ ***• ®«*****y mZltaimlUtariatd sons. South Viet- LA PA8, Bolivia (AP) — A Nfaoon haa aaked for mproval of ship Pueblo. ' •- - — - - student* aa a mean* of punishing , namsae infantrymanInfontryman fought took the holm only toe first phase of toe ABM Henkln' gam no -aiqilanatton tossn for objecting to this ooun- with North Vietnamese troops HbUvto Sunday night, after end ~ will have to return to OOn- o to why toe remaining eight Ih other aetkaw today, the Urs acUons to Vtetnam. ®***'**y *»* Wported <1 of the Blacks Quit the death of Prartdant Rone *<> «nl* It •bipa had bean pulled out of toe oourt: That ruling, inIn the caseoewe of "* *“** *® ***1®**anjoln hto enemy MHed. South tfletnameae Barrientoa in n helioopter crash, j feeling is that the Saa of Japan. He aald ha had no —Ruled that stataa arc not re­ James J. Deatarelch, dealt only loaaea were two MUed and six Vloe Prealdaid r-«rt« ^5**®^*** InstaHatione inform atim at to* mom stit o to quired to ptovide abaentoe hal- w tto a smaU fraction of studeed O utltoedit left Ms draft card wounded, a spokesman — 1«* Faculty Club Sacwgallnaa suoeeeded Berrien- experience we whether other shlpa, not aa- lota for people in Jafl awaltiigr ptoteston — tooae who have f" ^ ***« federal buUd- M Uitary spokeemen also re- toa^dtor military leadora gave 1 trial. oongreaslonal exemptions from ^ “ * M«»eapolto toning an an- potted that two penons were (Baa Page Bight) (Baa Page Tea) him toe baokliM of toe BoUvian m attack, by a the draft. Uwar protest in October loar. m iij w i m“ _ wnmded____ ... aiK)__. __20,000 ___ A tC o lg a teV ■nnad foroea. He was declared a delinquent left botnelees by a hune flra w>l » t . . . - ____ Bowavor, to* man with whom ««*««* to exploeion. at a U .g . m L £ ? S . •■ -’j.' •.. Bairlasdoa sharad the ratoa of wport to induction. He refused munition dump In Da Naiw rv, govaiiinunt for a tone after the to aooept toduction, was oon- The Colgate UMverai^ military coup la UM . Gan. Al- -w«l -M -IM M u Mir AmMao h m k m i w V k * . S J ? totdo OvaadOk was not oonsnlU yoara in prison. 2 ad. OvaadOk the ddaf of atafi; wna in Warttoigtoa on n vlrtt. (Bee Page K l^) (g** KteM) tnirteea toneateoed to obtain a What affaot hla return win have court tojunotton. on Sllas-SaWnaa* tsaurs was nsl The rtadaata moved Into tbs owrtatn. building on toe Ham ilton. N.T. OvsuBdo la too only aimonnead campua Friday, ooatondl^ that oandMato as far for prsaldsat In administration promtoen to tot IMO alaotfona. Iha oonstlto- 33 New Cardinals P*ov* such programs have art tlOB bairsd BarrlsBtoa bum ■ »- b e a n k e p t otoar term. City OoUag* of New Tork tw 8 n » fg-yaarold proaiamt wna Created by Pope matoad rtntt for the fwtfc vlrttoig farming oommualtloa in ■tnlSht day, but "good pn- IMS taad-loelHd South American Sraaa" eras reported over toe VATICAN CITT (AP) - Pope blshope Terence J. Oooke of country wiMa hla haUoopter got waakand batwaan to* sohool'a Paul V I created 82 new cardl- Now York, John J. Ckrbeiry of tasgtod IB Ugh taartoB w in s nala today, givtag younger men luasldent and Negro and Powto ■ad erartiad Suaday. An alda St. Louie, John F. Deaixlen of and seven more natioi)* a place Rican atudanta bairicadl^ the and the %yiViojtvr pilat alas I>etrrtt and Biainp John J. South Campua of to* 20,00f r * t ii- to to * Mghert council of the Ro­ Wright of Pittsburgh, nje Unit­ wars MUad. man Catholic Church. dant coUaga. Bacrtaatoa fait be had a spa- ed States now has 10 cardinals A building on th* North cam ­ elal rapport with too peaaaata. The Pope had named toe 88 for the flrat tkne. iwalatos on M arch 88. Thday, M pus was b *ii« held by a gram B a lm ho loft on hla tour, ha Among toe others elevated to­ o f a to lto told » —«««»*«» bis poHUfisl mamhan of to* Sacred CoUege day were eight Italians, three of (tardinals m at in aacrat oon- Th* prrtaatoca seek a sep­ ■tfangth was In too hSMi m t In Frenchmen, two Spaniards, two arata school of Black and Puer­ to* ottios. 1h * rural population riatoiy w ith toe Pop* and gave Braslliana, « Canadian, a Mexi­ toelr approval to hla chotoas. to Rican atudtoa and a rrrk n il prowldod aiBaig support whoa can and toe first cardlnale ever racial anroHmeat poUoy- ho wua M per osat of too vuta The maeUiM to toe oonrtato- named from Korea, Guatemala. Mid WM ttooted pvMldMil In ria l hall of th* Apostolic Palace, At quoanaborough O oll^. >• t M alagasy, the Congo and New l i N . firrt of tor** conairtorlea this Zealand. Baysida, N .T., autoortttoa A mmauro of that anpport week, lasted only U mimitaa. It ptans to go into Slat* m ff 'n Benedetto Oardtoal Aloirt Ma- #■■ avUsat in ItST when Brum expanded th* Brnnad CoUag* to Court to aaak ordaea eeltat, archprieet of St. Peter's to Oaevam earn* to Ba- 184 mamhan, toe largest num­ ■galnat eight partidpuda M a BaslUca, carried toe news to the Bvto and Mad to grt anpport In ber In hlrtcry, and increased to* sit-in which has o " Ota uounhysido for a BoOviaa number of nationa repraaented 12 new oanHnals from North mors than a weak. jnssTllla movamant Ih a paaa- fr o m 8S to 48. and South America who waited The Queentooraigh pntort to (tofto did art ruspoad, and Ona- in a palaxso acroea the Tiber over rafuaal to raM r* aa Im m adlatoly after Pope Paul River from the Vatican. tn m wna traipad and kUlad. Students Battle Police in Tokyo announeod th * 88 names and ra- Uah prafaasor. Th* faculty kae «-Bai>laBtaa, who was dilaf of Sitting side by side to a eeml- backed atudaot caivad the vote of ^qtroval, cdrcle on gilt oitalra, they wore iw air foBua until the UM oonp, Irtfttait studeiRs hurl stones atid spray waiter to di- tore* oardlnato sat out aa papal A student rafarandum was nde. BaKee imEcated 30 or more officers had been their usual btahope* robe Mcrtvad aavaral aartmlan- maaaangera to noUiy toe new achadulad at Daitmoato Cai- retrtkwi of riot police during demoostratioii in the injured, two critically. They could give no estimate which they will not exehmige ftnr nltonipto during Ms pebtt- caidtnala w a ittiv to tors* build- laga, Hanover, N A over w M k- the scarlet dram of their new S t th ft sEkfMsWi egal anrasr, toehstoig n hoadt Kanda area in Tokyo today. Demonstrators de­ o f student injuries. Police saiid 800 students were toga near the Vattoan. The new prtnoea of the Church rank until toe seooad oonriaUNy, Ito poaitltoi on to* toN * af tta M m Btma M ito a a ) manded the return of Okinawa from United Staftea arrested. (AP Ffiotofax via radio from Tokyo) toehide tour Amertcaiw: Ai«h- (8« (Saa Page IM rtaea) MANCHm ilifc EVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN., MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY. APRIL 28, 1969 P A O B 1 R U » MOVIE.AUDIENCC T o U a n d *******(j,U ID E ******* SUein^old on Bridge R o c k v ille A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Hospital Notes o r : T ' .1.*^ AND THEATERS. SENIOR RRIDOE EXPERTS * Emergency Panel Truck- TV-Radio Tonight ThM* rating* apply to Mm* MUST RET GOOD EXAMPLE. NORTH Vleltiag boors are ltd# to S| 54 MeKEI « T H E W A Y p.m. to an areas except ma-| talaaaaS attaf Nav 1. tS» A A 5 2 By ALFRED SHEINWfHD tornUy where they ore 8 to 4| 0 A643 Asked by Fire Department THIS SEAL T e l e v t M i o n sad 8:88 to 8 p.m. New Is the time to bring to ; I H E A R D m Dick Walsh and John Swan­ 0 963 TTu taicraaaed aettvKy o f the 3 :00 (8 » aUkie Umaess ’ sereene to b e i In ads Indicates the Mm was j 4 Q10 6 Religious iastriieUeo tor all (13) Msrv OrUfln (33404 Nares, WeaUter, Sports Storm window ■ubfflittsd and approvsd under | son, at 82, ware toe graybeoids Tolland Volunteer Fire Depart­ grades sdU be held next Satur­ (80) MuBBtsra (M) XWk Guitar Admitted Thiitwday: Ttaereea WEST EAST (to) A lfM HHchoock the Motion Picture Code | of toe bridge team that won ttaa ment haa ptumptdd the depatb day as soheduled ss weU os eu (30) ram DtMaurc, Staftord Spitaga; 6y John Gruber ♦ 63 « K874 (18) Voyage to the Battain AUTO BLASS INSTALUB of SeH-Requlath>n. Vanderbilt Cup during the na­ toent to reqtwat an appnprla- Swidsy after the 8:80 Maas. (40) Nevrsboat Elisabeth Smith, TWoott Ave., <:7 QJ 10 V 832 Swimming Director Sought 7:30 (13) Myatery Theater i] Suggested for GENERAL RockvtUe; Ekfanund Plourde, tional tournament held a few 0 Q52 O K 10 8 7 of 88,(XM from the Board The Board of Reeraatlon Is (94) Tbe Amerioan Land BUSS FURNITUEE TOPS A A9743 (840) The Avengers Old Farms Rd., ToUand; Yanto- audiences. weeks ago In C3evelsnd. It was « 52 of Finance to purchaae a panel aocepUng appUcatk»s tor hood (cu>-30«340) 1 Aeam of up to them to set an example S ; » (4 « Weather kaa Cau, Merilne Rd., Vernon; MIRRORS (Hragltcc asi Dssr) ^ Suggested for MATURE SOUTH to carry emergency waterfront director, lifeguards, 5:30 (40) Truth or Oneequence* Jeania I have obtained a little more vicin ity and drew thousands for to Paul Solowny and Jeny (13) GunarookeGunaro Sandra Kowalchek, Barbara I intormtutlon about "The Young his last recital at Jorgensen Au­ audiences (parental dlscre-^ 4 Q3 109 equipment. gate keepers and ssrlmmlng in- 3:00 (lOSOaSgO) Tne Spring Thing Rd., South Windsor; Dorothy Hallee, their junior teammates, <:> K 97 (30) Bone* (94) rreneh Chef . PICTURE FRAMim (all tipw) I God" which win be preaented ditorium, so you had better struotoTS tor the town swlm- (80) X^Aeop Pray, Pleasant St, Rockville, Hon advised). | , and to d y 's hand shows bow the 0 A J4 The $8,000 requeot plus on 3:30 ( ^ ) Peyton,_n Ptac* along with de Falla’s "Vida move fast for tickets if you want Imkog program at CrandaU’s « ) N IV Journal Jo and Florence Fellow a Monson, RESTRICTED — Poreons elders of the team lived up to 4> KJ'8 •xlatlng $7,000 in the new equip­ 8:00 IsidV'^Krsal'^ona. (l3) ----- MsrvGrmn G WINDOW m H PUTE OUSS I Breve" at MQlEud Auditorium to attend; Millard Auditorium Pond this summer. Letters from Weathor (C) Hers’i tsicy (C) Mara. under 18 net edwltted, un­ their respcnsIbUltlee. South tVcst North East ment oinhfag fund would pur l i ol the University of Hartford has less than 800 seats. On the «shaae the 'vehicle. interestsd persona Should be 9:00 !s-13) acayheiyy R.F.D. Diecharged Thursday: Louise I Tub Ehdoeaiie from $30 to $45 ploB instaHstSsa South dealer. I NT Pass 3 NT All Pats sent to the Board of ReoreaUen, 8) Monday N M t Movie I beginning this Wedneaday eve­ other hand, its Intimate conflnee less accompaniad by parant The department anawered 18 i) The OutoaS* A lb ert Hammond St., Rock- ning. Aa I pointed out In a prevl- are much better suited to a cello or adult guardian. Both sides vulnerable. Town Hall, ToUand. I04G40) Monday Night at Ore calls and one search and Movies vlUe; Wallace Bolton, Lfhirel I oua coliunn, thla is a premier Opening lead — queen of BuIMIb Roafd D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER A than the vcurt reaches of 'the Persons under 18 net ad­ rescue call during April. (M) B eliiMye Alons the S:30(__ 9 ^_____ K ^______Chronkie_ St, RockvUIe; Everett Gerber, tor the work by Edward J. Mil- larger hall. hearts. know that the combined count The Nominating Committee ot Lunch Speaker ------Famly Affair ABE LINCOLN DECANTER ... Fire Department officials ex­ SO) MOHele* Navy 10:00 (849) Oarol Burnett Sntpelc Udm Rd., RockvtUe; I I ler, a member of the Hartt Col­ The Hartford Symphony mitted. This age rastriclion Walsh opened toe queen of must be 25 to 27 points. This the DemooraUe Town Oonunit- * 0 ) T t SuoMt Strto P. D. ROOSEVELT ...... A plained toe procedures now Miss Jean Colbert, women’s (l8 ) Newa Peter Hyjek, Dojde Rd., Tol-1 lege of Music faculty. starts Its "Pop" concerts this may be higher in certain hearts on the theory that North should be enoua^ to give part^ tae wlH meet tonight at 8 at S-U/Walter CronUte (C) (40) B ig ViMley land; Marcel Landry, Lawlor BL L. K I N G ...... was unlikely to be long In either used at a 01* . ’Two trucks re- 10:30 (34) B van »N ovak Report The plot deals with the quea- Saturday evening at the Bueh- areae. Check theater or ner a reasonable play for gama, the home of Richard Fox, Bakos editor of radio station WTIC, Rd., Rockville; P eter Steppen, R. F. K E N N E D Y...... m ajor suR since he had failed ■ptHid to the call wito one set (13) M ovie I tlon man’a exiatenoe and nell, IncidentaUy. Arthur Fied­ advertleing. particularly since you have a up at the scene of toe fire and Rd. Hartford, will be the speaker 8) %Milng Neiwe U :00 (34-10-13.1843«M0) News Wlndemere Ave., RockvUIe; NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM to suggest game In a major. Ito) FDm „ (to) Trouhlo Shooter* I purpoae, and la ironical «ui well ler wlU conduct the <^ning pro­ usable five-cahl suit. The 2Sonlng Board of Appeals Thursday tKXxi at a Champagne Mrs. Maty Amt Wltinok and | Printtd M • public ••rvic* [ It was a reasonaUe theory, but another at a nearby wateihole. 1049-30) RunaeyKBrlnldey (C) ll:to"(3 ) Monday StarUaM 1998 CABfPAIGN BOTTLES . .sot I as satirical. The Toung God la gram, end he’U likely eeU out O ^ yrlgM 1988 'wlU hoM a hearing on five re­ 11:80 (13) Late Movie son. Park Went Dr., RockvUIe; » by this n^tpcpcr. hearts turned out to be dum­ The tanker la used for hauling Luncheo.:! a t Ellington Ridge (18) ^ Favorite Martian (1040-3340) Tonlglit 1997 BAG XBIAS PLATES ...... I learning hla profesaion on a toe Bushnell with Its thousands General Features Oorp. water. quests tonight at 8 ki the Town ^ (34) What's New? (R) Mra. Nancy Lambert and son, m y’s only long suit. Country CUub sponsored by the 8:45 (30) Newa (840) Joey BMnp I 1998 BAG XBIAS PLATES ...... beach where he looks to the sea of seats. Curtain is at 8:80. HaU, fnduding four permitting W ard St., RockvUIe; Mrs. Kath­ Declarer took the king of ’Die emergency equipment on 7:00SEE ( 8) SATCRDAirS After Dhmer Movte TV WEEK FOR’OOMPLETB UST1NOR (o f humEUilty) which is the ’This reminds me that the home aUematlans and one to lo­ Manchenfer Uidt of the Ameri­ (Ito What's My Une leen Mooney and daughter. Elm hearts and returned the queen these trucks la not available at I audience. There is likewise an Rostropovltcli (xmcert has the Seven Killed cate a gasoline station at 'the can Cancer Society. She wlU of spades for a finesse. Swan­ tile sceite of the Are. A service St, RockvUte, and Mrs. Bever­ I Old God, somewhat absent odd time o f 7:80, since he Is comer of Rt. 80 and Arnold Dr. taUc oh fariitons, trends, and K a d i o son won with toe king of spades truck would carry the major ly Veeoe and daughter, Thomp- minded and senile. heavily committed and must re­ next to the Valley View suMi- things of general Interest to (Thla Uattng Incladea only tkoae newa broadoaetojof IS or 18 cxmvlUe. and had to make a precise re­ , portion o f this equipment and From the sea (or audience) turn toe same evening to New In Accidents 'Vlalan. women. —___y turn. would be at toe scene wheio it minute length. Some atatlons wnrv other ahort newacaeto.) come The Man and The Wom- Yoric. Seats are not reserved, Thn 'VFW Post 241 and Ladles Mrs. Herbert L. Snyder Is I an, who are dancers, not sing­ but In toe small auditorium you If you’re thinking of a dia­ is needed. It could also serve WMCB—sie 4:10 Speak Up sport* WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES On Weekend as a control center. Auxiliary wlU bold a joint meet­ general chatrman of the event. 4:00 Ramurd HlshUsbo 8:30 Speak Up HaMoro ers, and who obey or disobey hesu* well any place. mond reitum, you’re on the right 7:00 Newa By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing tonight at 7:80 In the Post Mre. M. Adler iDobUn la gen­ 11:30 Bairy Shrher TYPGWlW a i the commands of the gods eit track. Make sure picking the ’The department aaslated In 3:00 Gaellsbt 13:16 SIsn on Seven persona were killed In correct diamond to lead from two mutual aid brush tires Home to. formulate plans tor the eral ticket chairman. ,She is 13:00 Quiet Hoon w n o —iM* UM i YIAIB. their own pleasure. There is a memorial dedleatian arid tor assisted by Mw. John P. Che­ WPOF—44H 6:00 Afternoon Bdlttop Day In.,.Day Out... chorus that speaks in unlaon, Connecticut weekend suscldents, the Bast hand. Satorday, including one in A:00 Oonny Ctaytoe 6:16 Market Repon THEATER TIME which included four traffic far If Bast returns a low dia­ Mansfield where It stood by In summer sotl'vttlee. ney Jr., Mrs. WUllam Slelth, t:00 DIak Beathertm Cto Weather but sings in part-writing. It in- [Asr/mifORD Mrs. Anthony Urbanetri, Mie. 3:00 BtU Lore 6:36 Strlrtly Sporu 48 8. Atomn S t.,; strucCs the Young God In hla SCHEDULE tstotlea, two* drownings and a mond, South plays low, and case It was needed. Hie other T7>e united Oongregatlmial 1:00 Gary Olrard 6:35 Aftemooii Edition fire death. fire was In WUilngton. Mark f&avtts and Mrs. Carmine wiNP—itn duties, while he Is faced wfth West must use toe queen to win Church Board o f Christian Edu- 7:00 Accent 89 In addition, a 18-yeaiM>Id FUlenuno, aU of the Mhnehes- 6:00 New* 7:15 Now on PRESCRIPTIONS the choice o f beooanlng a god toe trick. Now South’s ace-jack Bicycle Safety oatten wiU meet tonight at 8 6:15 Speak Dr 7:to David Bimidm Burnside Thcatr® — The Stamford youth was stlU miss­ ''.er a iea ; Mrsi. Harol La'ws of t:00 New* with the power to detepnine will provide two diamond tricks, ’Bis Safety Oommlttaa of the In the Rellgioui Education .7:80 New* of the World Prime of Mias Jean Brodle, ing today after his brother’s Bolton; Mrs. Paul Kuehn, South t:18 Speak Dp Baittun 7:50 Jtoe Glunglola . . . retidting in m eaningfui humanity’s destiny or to be­ enough for toe oontradt. Tolland Jtmlor Woman’s Ciab BuUdhig. t : 5 LoweU Thama* 7:38 Booton at New York 7:00-0:10. body was recovered In Long Windsor; Mrs. Bende Cantor, t:85 PhD Rinuto come a mortal. Best Return will sponsor a bicycle safsty ’H ie ToUand Boys League wiU 10:45 NWkheat Best Windsor Drive-In — Island Sound Saturday. Rockville; Mrs. A. L. Foraster, 7:00 The World Ttausw U:00 Nowa Weather NOTICE savings to you every day! The work la based on a play Swanson actually returned the program during the week of meet tohlght at 8 at the United 7:to Freak Olftord ll:U ^rta Ihial SmMh, 0:18. Incredible Journey The Coast Guard discontinu­ Venun; Mrs. WUham Fagan, 7:30 Speak Up Sporu 13:00 Nmr* by Donald Justice which has ten o f diamonds. Since South M ay 1. Congregational Church. N o ops and downs Ip ja m PiasasIpIlSB 7:48. ed its active search Sunday for Somers 'and Mrs. Edward BV)r- been produced at ’"The Hungry could not igain by playing low A film entitled ’’Tha Day the The Palhflnders Club 'wiU CLOSED o(Mto-«o "disooimto'' toOiw, "tTinilM East Hartford Drive-In — Michael Nosenio, whose 12-year- ms'oter, Stafford. prices” tomorrow! I” In San Francisco, as w ell as he tried toe jack o f diamonds. Bicycle Disappeared'’ will be meet tonigfat a t 7 at the home HeU In The Pacific, 7:46. Di­ old brother Gino was found dead shown at the Hicks Memorial of (he Sevmlb Day Adventist Tickets may be obtained toom jMONDAYS at the Actors Studio In New vorce Amerioan Style, 0:85. West won with the queen and No "reduced speoials”—« k> " tempoiBiy MRS. WILLIAM SMITH MARION ZAJAG York. Mr. Miller provided the Saturday about two miles off School Thursday with Resident psotor. meonbers of the ticket comihlt- redoetlons” on Prescilpttoiie' to iBro Manchester Drive-Ih —Grand resumed a diamond. East cov­ TONIGHT 128 East Cantor S t, Hancheater M U iA n S t, 'Mlaitcheaber musical setting while on a Bridgeport. The boys went out State Trooper Harry Tomasek The Board of Selectmen 'will tee. o f ■ DURING THE enstomers! Prix, 0:15. Ditty Dozen, 10:45. Friday In a 14-fOot motorboat, e rt dummy’s nine with the TALL BEDAAS LEBANON Guggenheim fellowship to king, and now South was In present to answer questions. meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in A t the some time, there Is never any RONALD FOURNIER ESSIE BASKERYILLE State Theatre —^Where Ea­ and their parents reported SINO-A-LONG The film was obtained from toe SUMMER I Rome, which he characterises trouble. I f South refused the (The good old songs) Uw Town HaR. compromlae In servloe or qanlity! . in Main at, Btet HaKfoid 40 U m m Ava., RockvIUe > as "a perfect setting for a gles Dare 6:00, 8:50. them missing Friday night. Amerlosa Automobile Aaaocla- T ile Board o f Education atid Bdson Dawson, 57, of Kent trick Bast would switch back to Mrs. Horwitz Staffing May 6th decadent situation.’’ U.A. ’Theatre — Incredible wlto tion. • repreeentaiUvea of the ToUand> MRS. L HAMLIN MRS, AllAN F. PARSONS died In New MllfOtd Hospital hearts, and the defenders would YOU OUT OUR LOWK8T You probably ow ’t get seats Journey, 6:30, 9:30. Smith, 7:45. A Moyole inspection program Educatfan Aseoolation wlU bold 10 Wabatar Lame, TOagtartamy 102 WaUan S t, Waat Hartford Sunday of.injuries suffered Sat­ get two diamonds and one trick On MCC Staff PRIORS EVERY DAY OF THE for any of the four performances will be set iq> at the Tolland another Oonsultatlve searion to- urday in k. two-car crash on in each ot toe otoer suits. KAY Y E A R . . . A N D YO U SAVE W e Deliver LORETTA A. LUMAN S. J. ATTENELLO in Millard Auditorium, but you Declarer took toe ace of dia­ High School parking lot Satui^ moRow night at 8 at the high Mrs. Dorothy Horwlts of 228 TURNPIKE DeMolay Chapter Route 7 in Kent Only one of day from 1 to 4 p4pn. Each child MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere IB Son S t, HmniMDavlBe 210 Wnnrilanrt A v «., BloomOeU can undoubtedly get them (free, monds In toe hope that East PAULSEN ecdiool. Ludlow Rd. has been appointed BINGO toe four persons in the other IncidentaUy) ■ for tomorrow; had toe rest of the diamonds whose bike passes Inspection The Jaimes West Fund Oo- y e a r . . . o n A U . YO U R Fast Wins Honor Key car required hospitalisation'af­ TUBS.—THURR.—I R I . will be Issued a safe bicycle to the Manchester Oommimlty TV MRS. RODNEY HALIN MRS. PHIUP ZIEKY ' night’s concert in Auerbach without any entry. As It turn­ ordlnattog Committee composed ORANGE HALL EVERY TUESDAY Next to Stop 4Uid Shop ntESORIPTlON NEEDS. ter toe head-on crash. Dawsmt The driver stloksr and a member­ College faculty aa on instruotor 70 IWnriew St, Naatr Britain 60 P ennon HUl Drive, Went HartStOrd < Auditorium non the U. o f H. John Mather Chapter, Order was alone In his vehicle. ed out. West had a diamond of r^resentattveu of various of DeMolay, was recently prea­ ship In the AAA bicycle safety campus. Edward Allen, 78, of Hartford to lead when he got in with community organlsaitlonB w ill of romance languages. Dr. ented to Gold Hcmor K ey club. An alternate raid data has TRY US AND SEE OEOROE BOSCHE GILBERT G. BEECHING ’This features music by a was killed and his wife crit­ toe ace o f clubs, and the de­ BONNETS’ meat tomorrow night at 8 In Frederick W. Lowe, Jr., presi­ Award by toe International been set tor Sunday. IM r nawMmu S t, HMAford 1442 abate a t . SiaingflakL Iffiaaa "broken consort,’’ a term which ically hurt Sunday morning In fenders took three diamonds, from N .T X . the high ediool. Supreme Ckiuncll of toe Order Sing Out Rebeanal dent, announced today. is probably Intriguing to most a two-car crash in Hartford. one spade and one club to de­ The First Beptist Church Mid­ ROSE WEBBER of DeMolay. The Tolland Sing Out Ameri­ A member of Phi Beta Kappa MRS. MILDRED DIONNE at you but does not refer to ’Two 17-yoor-old boys In the feat toe contradL HAPPY HbURS week Prayer Service will he SO ■aaMaok Rd., Lcngmaadoar, Miaaa. 2S Onk Bluer Oltete, Bast Low^^nendowr aomething extremely modem, The Gold Honor Key Is award­ oan group will rehearse and cum laude graduate of other car received only minor D ally Question Monday thm-Raturday held tomomow night at 7 at term and refers to diverse in- ed to any chapter of the Order Wednesday at 7 p.m. In the Bucknell University, where she Injuries. Partner opens with 1-NT (IS 4 to a the pastor's home on the Green. Rather it Is an Elizabethan of DeMolay which Initiates into ToUand High School. Richard majored In French and Spanish, In TV>iTlngton Carmlno E. to 18 points), and the next play­ Manhattans MsrtiHls The Cemetery Asaodatlen bee she won ithe Ziegler Prise in ATTENTION! Its chapter more new members Watson, director of the Glaston­ stniments playing "in consort’’ Oomelio, 81, was another er passes. Yon hold: Spades, 8- than were Initiated in any pre-* Scotch—Bye bury Bing Out America group, postponed Its scheduled meet­ French, was elected to the sen­ or concert. Joseph ladone, one S; Hearts, Q-J-18; Diamonds, Q- vlous year since 1953. John drowning victim. Police said and several Glastonbury mem­ ing Wednesday due to a con­ ior hbnor house, and was listed at the country’s outstanding lute 5-8; Clubs, A-9-7-4-8. Whiskey RouiHBar Blends POTENTIAL ELEMENTARY DEL M O N T E Mather Chapter initiated 112 per two fishemren came across Oor- bers win join the rriiearsal to flic t with the scheduled town in Who’s Who Among Students players, will direct, and there nello’s body less than an hour What do you ssqrT meeting. The meeting wlU be will be an explanatory lecture cent of its yearly membership demonstrate their techniques. in American Universities and after he apparently slipped off Answer: Bid 8-NT. Since you 59c held May 9 at 7 ;S0 In the Town CioUeges. SCHOOL SUBSTITUTES by Murray LefkowUz preceding goal in 1968, thereby reporting The local group wUl portlol- AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPO. a dock and. Koto HlgMand Lake. have 9 points in high cards you HaU. Mrs. Horwlts earned her MA the music itself. toe best year of new members pate In the May 81 dedioation In otoer car accidents over In French and Spanish at Adults who have never substituted and who are cHizans Mr. Lefkowltz is chairman ot since toe 1964-65 DeMolay year. [.oaramonlos tor the Veterans SWEET the 'weekend, Mark Dost, 22, of Manchester Evening Herald (folumbla University, and haa STANLEY Memorial. the department of musicology ’The award was sent to "D ad " holding a bachelor's degree are invited to' attend a two-day sub­ Hamden, was kiUed In Mans­ Ckuroh Anottan comjdeted aU course work for and theory at Boston University, Rocco J. FrancoUne by the Tolland correspondent Bette stitute orientation program. field early Saturday morning In Tnnlte GREEN'S The United Congregational the Ph. D. in romance ton- where the same concert is be­ grand secretary of toe ISC due Quatiale, tel. 878-8848. Complete Home DETERGENT a one-car crash o(n Codfish and Church wlU hold Its annual auc­ guages at the University of ing presented this evening. It to too efforts of “Dad” Fmn- First Session — 9:00 A*M. to 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, April 29 3 lb. 1 oz. Giant Box PEAS coline In achieving this mem­ Fats’s Road, and Cecil H. Har­ ______Tues. MANCHESTER tion May^24 at 1 p.m. In the Omnectiout. Furnishings Since comprises works by William ris, 52, of Old Greenwich, was bership accompIUdunent. PARKADE church parking lot. Any sale­ She taught languages at Robertson School Cafeteria ______1899! Byrd, John Dowland, Richard fatally Injured Friday night In G R AN D PR IX able items WlU ba acoepted. School Breakfart Plana Kyushu University and wltii the AlUson, W illiam Cobbold and BROAD STREET North School Street, Manchester . O n S S 8 DAYS EVERT WEEK—IHURS. NIGHTS TILL 8 a two-car crash on toe Onuiectl- THE DIRTY DOZEN Arrangements may be made HARTFORD (AP) — The lo­ U. S. Arm y in Japan In 1968- 1-lb. ’Thomas Morley. Five Day Forecast cut ’Turnpike In Greenwich. tor the plokup of items hy oon- cal three-week old Black Pan­ 54, and has competency in Jap­ Second Session — 8:30 A.M. to 11:15 A.M. Wednesday, April 30 Keith's Offer Another Quality Servical cans In addltlcn to lutes, unusual WINDSOR LOCKS, (AP) — Ahd hi Danbury, Abbe Leahy, taoUng W illiam Bummers, ther Party said Friday It plans anese, German, Latin, and observing in several elementary schools. instrumuits to be IwEud Include The U.S. Weather Bureau pre­ 80, died after being rescued Steward Joalln or Thomas to provide hreaktests for grade Hebrew, She also taught at toe pendora, cittern, and re­ dicts that temperaltures hi Con­ from toe burning business-apart­ Moore. Items may also be left school children who often go to Memorial Junior High School, No registration fee, but please register with Mrs. Nathalie corders, while Imsnuel WiUhelm necticut from ’Tuesday through ment house In which she lived. In the church parlors. school hungry. New York Cfty, and the Now \iai(ly fur \i( upholstery^ will be featured on an early Howard in the Board of Education Office, 1146 Main St., Ma^nchas- Saturday will average near nor­ Police beBeve she may have BL Matthew's Notes The program will be staffed Haven 'YMCA. ter, or telephone 649-2841. Baroque violin made in 1650 by mal. suffered a heart attack. Six oth­ Gay St. Matthew's Holy Name So­ by volunteer mothers, and the Mre. Horwitz is a native of II S WHAT Y':nJ DON ' STE THAI MAKES CUSTOM' Paolo Grancino. Daytime highs will average in ers were rescued and two were ciety has Invited aU pariah breakfasts will be served at two New York CJlty, and la the I Sponsored by the Manchester Adult Education Program ’The pandora, variously spelled toe low to mid 60s and over­ treated for snuAe inhalation at mambers to attend their next unidentified churches fat the mother of four children ranging REUPHOLSIERY FROM US SO SUPERIOR . PISH bandora, pandore end pandura, night lows in the low to mid Danbury Hoepital. ANy W iffy meeting May 8 at 8 p.m. The North - End. in .age from 7 to 14. is a sort of zither with curved COUNTEt 40s. Little day-to-day change is raest speaker tor the occasion Purnituff IS stnppfd and fppad* OVER byterisa minister from Thomp­ Springs retifd with Itniiia twine h ' - ' h r ; tuned In pairs like a mando­ quarter to one-half Inch with Beguiling son vllle. CLAMS 2 49 COD FILET ..ST line. IncldenUsLlly, the mando­ showers ending ’Tuesday morn­ STATE AU First Communion Class Ortj;infl shape ol fnrnrlHre retlnred B y h , ' ,^ ‘ MANCHISTfR CINTIR CX)MEDY HIT line is toe last surviving mem­ ing and showers or thundershow­ FRIf PARK RIAR OF THIATRI members wUl attend a rehears­ by B te te l Beanlk ber of toe lute family, surd L’m ers occurring on Saturday. I al Saturday monring at 8:80 at Seat plitlofB completely retoitt sure you are feunlllsLr with its DAILY IdRAM A 8d» the ohuroh. New liiliu late wehlsBt u ned shape and tone. THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY ’The cittern, which Ukewiste luu9 MAY ls+, 2nd, 3rd Frame completely .'politiieil U.S.D.A. TOP QUALITY a variety of sprilings, was a Richard Burton sort of lute with a flat beck and ■iNia Clint Eastwood All looie (OKti rejlaed pairs of strings. On<» in a while ______-EAST Mar> Ure TICKETS $2.00 Free Ann Coeen ^ you even got one with two necks Biatlnesa Wed., Tlmrs., FrL and os many as fourteen pairs a t 2 M All seams and welting are hand-cewn of strings, but commonly only Eves. 8 showu, starts a t 8:88 Where Eagles . at Leonard's Shoe Shore, Main St., or call I four pairs were used os In toe Weekends, Coat, from 1:88 Dare I Mary Blish— 646-0657 Fahrtt patterns carefnily matched back and front * ^ mandoline. Fumihire is picked uy and delnrered at no eitra charge Recorders are a form of "flp- ple flute" similar to today’s “to- Produced by Little Theatre of Manchester, Inc. nettes.” The sound is produced Directed by Ernest Cirilio WE DON'T JUST COVER YOUR just as It Is In a whistle and toe FURNITURE, WE REBUILD IT! pitch is titered by Ito^ In toe usu GROUND PAN READY barrel of toe instrument. A Bailey Auditorium— Manchester High School EVERY PIECE IS PROTECTED BY SOOTCHOABO« whole family exists, from so­ AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU-—! BEEF PATTIES VEAL STEAKS prano down to bass, but the base instrument Is seldom heard Included FREE! Extra Arm Covers since It requires a player wito ___to Ma^h Your Upholstery . .. I very large hands to cover the widely spaced holee. Alto and For An O ld Fashioned Bargain, Visit: / tenor recorders are common, SOFA or 2 CH Ama even today, and are actUEdly Add years of beauty and conn- enjoying a rervlval of interest. IWbeIGmiIIUrs,. 550C.M Iddl»1^. A number of Manchester resi­ fo it to your p r e s ^ uphol- dents jday recxnders to my stered Furniture by asnaJUng EEA7IS At H it GrRM youraelf o f tJiia giseat crier WITH knowledge. Where can you get a from our Cusiom Reuphol- ’The ccnaort is not strictly of DING’S storing Department. Choose GARDEN GOODNESS' Elizabethan times, since mod­ P R E S L E Y from a StoecAol Oro«q> of the _ em violins, violas, cellos and Newest Patterns in TnMh- Prtoas Are a bass viol will also be Included. CHARROI ttonal. Modern, Oslonlal and Including BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL Provincial Fabrics In Decor­ Susan Levine, sopnuto, w ill also “ With R Ton Got E rr RoR" P rofsradwial V t a ______L a r g e be Included In some esurly num­ EVERY MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Pontiac Tempest ator Cfolors.______and All NSw^iijftiinpj Slae bers. WED. "8 IN THE ATTW** WE SPECIAUZE IN CUSTOM BfADE PINEAPPLES ’Then a week from tonight 6 COLD CUT PUTE FABRICS and CLEAR VINYL SLIPCOVERS ' can hear Mstislav Rostropovioh BEVERABE BIORIDA, FRBBH V IN E R IP E In two cello concertl at Millard SALAD (varMy) Phgne 643-4159 for Keith's Auditorium. ’This Is In benefit DESSERT for $2,187 this week? FREE HOME SERVICE! v ESGAROLE u. 19. TOMATOES of the Rostropovltch scholarship fund. Moshe Paranov w ill con­ PBRNDCT FOR SALADS CALIFORNIA We aterUlze and rapod, seats are rebuilt, strings are retied, duct. Naturally, this one isn’t ★ S S ] new webbing used, loose joints are reghied, aprhig ciuto- for free like the one just men- SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON SPECIAL ione are replaoed, seams and 'writing ore band-sewn RADISHES •-oa. pkg. 11c BROCGOU Large Bunch 29e tloned. fram es ore completely poUrised. Mr. Rostropovltch has been EVERY THURSDAY—ALL YOU CAN heard twice previously In Ois •T h e ©KAPEFRUIT ____ 6 for 59c l;J*rim € o f CHOSCH OF; Have You Tried Keith's "One-Slog Sheggh^r” • SH BXS e Well Come To Your # All mrrhnw • M EAH1AU Home To Advtoe Ten! Betote Delivery! • RAVIOU Be sure to see • Use Onr New Reveivtog • We Have Terms lb 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS iEanrljPBtpr • SIAtlSiAGf • LASiAOMA n . 8 s Credtt Pton! Pleaae Bvetyewe! WITH THE PURCHASE OP ^ttpning l|'pralh • liA M O O m CALDOR’S PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. PaMIshed Oatty Except Sundayi A U TYfCS: P h n s — Grinders- - Spaghetti I DOZ. CALIF. SEEDLESS NAVEL ORANGES MXl HoUdays at 13 BlaaeU StrMl. m W M N iSO Tfl Mother*o Day 373 MAIN STREET 649-2881 MANCHESTER HsnctMSter, Conn. 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1CANCHBS11ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, be held U and 10 In tha Public Health Columbus, will be honored with converge tonlytat at what yaaiv represent a min rata ^ BASKETBALL COURTS The Bit* cemmtttee of th* Railroad, now owners of the ana over a year ego. m m wmaim^war «M>n s winnhweea mWtMt m 7f iforaa’sNunn’S ofOcaoOlca at tba ToamTonm HaU, a testimonial dinner May 19, on mIn year-out is tba moatmoot tim- of i^iproalmataly aaran «"Ui« NOW BOOKHfO PLACE TOUE OBDBB NOWl Vernon H lstw lcal Soolatjr has tunnrt. A rtate of new officers wlU dbJbiM Mndenta from BsM taUtaan Ava. Iha andiomatrlat the occasion of the yoldan annl- porlant hearing of tba town. wblob could ba raduead to 8.8 GuBthar BohuBar’* "ghopM AU Work PewsBslIy Supervised. Wa asa 188% iBM M d and £>«ngni’’ got tto world pro- eetsbllrtied two new oommlt- With the recent purchase, of be elected at the meetiig:. Those O n M ic and Souttiaoidh DOIndaortVtaidaor willm il dado tiuthe haarinahaaring tmwt.toads. versary o f his term in office. The opinions awpraassd by tha mills by Inersaass in Iba O nnd Public Records nominated are Jamea Heckler, mtar at th* BuohnAll iu«iiw<.y teaa in an effort to preserve two the railroad Hne by the Pwui- $300 * * * • their fMenda A ppnjntmsHts may be made Tba dlnnar wiU ba at 8:10 public tonight in latga part da- U a t RUMMAGE chairman; Doris Heckler, co- $998 $700 ®'*'«*iiag u tiu H u tfo id Bym- Wamatoe Deeds historical spot* in town. Oentral and the proposed Ss^ Im y a d .____ by calUng the PnbHc Health termlne the arrightW i ^ o f tte pub- AlttaoiNh UtUe is known o f tha DENAIO BROTHERS RINCai 1888 chelrmsn; Betty Roggenkemp, pheny ondod Ito raguhur ■runfin Oeotge F. Murrey end Mery Ihe two groups were oabandonmeat of the line, it More Im p o rt^ than else It the cuttinc, th* clarity and the 2 r * . ” y efOBfiiag psognm e Mtnwe’a office at the Town HaU Ue s waUat during tha naxt fla- pubUc opinion o f this yaar’a SALE CALL 643-7691 o r 647-9798 “ •fy- 8b # lions In dstenninlng the veliia of a dlaniend I* of MilMoripaon ococoito. Tho Jane C. Murray to Ronald D. eatebUrtied to preserve th* old secretary, and Edward Rod^ w « teatnre a cangregnttonal tbto Tbursday and Frtdhy ba- could mean that toe tunnel will man, treasurer. m lileodlM . We offer all 8 eame-etaa dUmonde Hliistntad iMMhder. madical man, a col- twaan 0 a-m. and 1 p.m- » t laaat a hint o f opinion comppoar wu* prmant and oon- 'and Brenda H. PauUo, property Vernon Cemetery on Bamtocth be destroyed. and woukTseloeine the opportunity to explain the dWaranea If rodents siqiport the Town may ba gatharad from tha *«a* FliSH is a Chrietian organisa­ tdPfhnf and narafOca gswss Ttaal ductoM hU own wort, whila Ar- at 148 Pine Bt., oonveyance tax Rd. and to save the tunnel on In prieae. Do coma in. No oU ifstion, of couisa. OomeU’B vlaw of educational that one dtlaen, Pe»r*i Rennie TtSL The tunnel la the longaat tion which halpa others. Volun­ t a t f 188 tbur Wtawgiud ted the orohMtro $21.46. Tunnel Rd. 1 o ” *• Oommlaston wiU "keystone" tunnrt In the atet*. teers act as drivers tor those INSIST ON A TREASURE CHEST DIAMOND FOR QUALITY AND VAUIC through tbe remulndor of th* Leonard O. and Vivian C. Speaking tor the aoelaty, lOaa . The Wav. Rtohasd Rangoon maat tomorrow night at 8 tai tba On the preservatkai committee who are unable to get transpor­ BuMineR Con- Town HaU to continue ooo- program. Charboneau to Michael and Hasel Luts said the Bemtorth year, but arlU be loalng «hicttona o f "a t $800,000." Ummmrtat, Katherina Roth, prcqterty on whiefa has WUUam Cafarey as tation to doctor’s offices, hospi­ ^ yM to na l O w ^ in Haittord aideratian and aiscuanion of the one taaohar and wiU ba pay- ^ .. Mr. Bcfaullw baa huBr bom Rd. cemetery Is pre-Ravohi- Opening Tuesday Ridge 8t., conveyance tax |8S. ehainnan, a re: Mk. and MTa. tals and such. wm start off the weak by dis- ptopaaed aswar aaasaamenta. Ing administrators and other .. ^^^tiaterer Jhe public’s opinion, taaclnatod wtth the ld«o of tlonary and In It la burled some MICHAELS JEWELERS- ! » MAIN an w B T T^Mdoy, A pif 2f _ Kxeeater’s Deed Charles Warren, Mrs. wnUam After the Ineiallatlon of new swaluatlon of tbs propoaod non-professional persoimei leas ftnthsr tranaortbfng vlaual raprw ii* of Vernon’s eerilest eettlera. The Hutford Natlanel Bonk Cabrey. Clarence Sohlebe, officers, the annual report will aaaaaamsnts are eoq>eoted to ba than the Board of Education "**•«•* •*. Thla tlma w s got town, ere Mrs. Caroline "Raacb-OiA" in terms of the OboMA FUe NOW... conveyance tax $8.28. Mlae Luts said there are many comes from toe water Uly fami­ MANCHESTER’S Charles Warner, already cut by *«‘‘8l*'« hsarlng, F H O T a C T l O N a work In tour aaottom ds- Qnttoialm Deed Forrter, chairman; Nbrnisn ly and is toe seed of the Indton $888,007 from the original total w—YaaiW _ m GOP m dependable 113 MAIN ST. •tgnatod: "Intanaottng Trian­ fallen graveetonee that need re­ 8^i* t «ysd (or understanding. Church Woman wUl prassnt Tba Stanley Bellefleur to James setting end a general cleamy Strong. Mna Orace Payne, MTa. Lotus. of84,6MJ6S. ■ The meeting o f tbe South quality-assurad ------O PEN A G A IN ------gle*,” "Unks," "Area,” and Only Fuel O il Dealer M. Oriffln Jr, and linda A. la needed at th* cemetery. She ..J?^****?^ ewenlng’s topic. Country Fair tbls Saturtlav The |4,S1B,38« budget sub- Windsor Young ReiNibUoan’e AFTER A TWO YEAR SEARCH "W adgsa." "Hope through flacrltloe,” wUl atart^ at 10 n.m. in mlttod to tbs council bee bean Griffin, property on Verpon' Bt. also noted that grave rttaa ha discussed by Addf Buehaeil, a h to ^ ^ TERMITE FOR A SHOP OVER NORTH PanNoaUy I fart ha w m un- cut an additlonnl $148,478. If tbs BUcoaaatol, pariloulariy In sao- Marriage lieenae ahould he charted and markara Open 24 Hours A Day! 0 . 1* 2 2 ?*^ •mL Awe wni be booths with a council cuts stand after the pub­ ULTIMA II CONTROL RETHIED MEN^S HAIRCUTS f 2 tiona 1 and 8. "IB totsartlnt TW- John Albert Luntta, 88 Foley need replaelng tor the old THINK SMUI $I$$M$ - iS r ” 2 ^ t«*lety of homamado artlclaa. lic hearing tonight, the net In­ angle*’’ did nut seem to ba s^- St., and Dianna Marion Thom­ soldier graves. DeUyeted in Mancheeter with (Approx. Across From K of C ) as, 18 lila c St., M ay 8, South Georg* M. Brigham has been attracticns wlU taclud. : 8. Moriarty crease in the Board of Educa­ COSMETICS ficlenUy angular in atniotur^ ®2UjPP«l with lecUhemMe interior, MORIARTY BROTHERS tion budget w ill be $861,808. GOLD CREST CHEMICALS while the canvarse waa true In United Methodist Church. appointed chaiiman of the oem- jwndahleld washer, 2-iq)eed elec­ Weekdays 8 a.m.-5:30 p jm ,-^ t . 8 ajn.-S pjn . Building Permits the 5lM y"«a»^^ by P*"- ** t**® Manchester K of C If the council, however, de­ Call. . . "Arc#": here there waa too etery preservation committee. tric wipers heater, detogger, 4- Whare Cuslemors Closed Mondays • JOHN ME ^ t*. 646-^0445 amount of fancy writing tor tha Mrs. Oemge Barton, Norman leattowette headrests, steering H n t — Heating oil COn lMry! n e^y weening. The ^>eaker FeUowshlp car wash. Manchester town officials. He Conjrera Construction Co., ed- Stmg, Mrs. Wallace Thrall, btuM. Honu played in quaiter lock and rear window d^ ditioos to Industrial buUdtng at Mrs. Thomas Lotas and Mta. !! 21* A smorgasbord suDuer will he of the K of C tonea to UtUe or no effect, of the "hippi gmera- .^rved ln u T e ^ n ^ K lS ,i2 11 Tolland Tpke., $8,000. Lewis Chapmen. contTMtlns the often from 5 to 7 p.m State K of C offleera and state whUa tha tuba got a paaaaga Andrew Ansaldl Co. tor Stan­ TED TRUDON 8 Th* “eavo the tunbrt’’ oom- that must have aooonipirtaad a CALL 643-5135 fM n w r t ^ maas>medla view Ylehmin PaeksM political figures have been In- ley Swats, storage shed on mltte* will make immediate A&P's Early Week Buys Through Tuesday! llttta over two and a half oc­ Wetherell St., 814,000. VOLKSWAGEN 301 CCNTER STEEIET StbJIea.”' ^ SooutT^Deh 4, taves. contact with to* Peim-Oantral Pack 186 sent an RaMjiw rHsl attend. K of C members TOwfllm srtrip, ••The Allenat- package, * which they b o i^ guesU may attend. "Unka" saemad to ba the *»« shown with their own we^v Includes a social hour moat aftaotlva saetton of th* f-turing the music and dla- ancee. to ^ e LSS “ “ a »eef dinner. wIBI^PRBwSwwBJ four, strongly rhythmic with o f the faipplee, film ed on Joseph McCarthy, ' a past certain alaatorlc ovattonaa. »o«i*on in the ftUght-Aabbuiy ^ Rationed in Viet- knight,_ . is chairman,______an, ^ "Wadga*" la vary short, end­ Dlrtrlct of San FnsneiaoD. --h- ..Ktoi.,..! nw.. . J“James nes P. Tierney, also a past ing abruptly. _ . - Je toast] Audience reaction waa favor­ • w K : t v T m ter for the evening. able, and both conductor-corn- bTdlsaised to I!?"!. State Rep. end former may­ poaer Schuller and tha orches­ DstecUve lOehael D’Ondrio ^ !?“* or Francis Mahoney is ticket tra ware given hearty apjdauaa. the Hutfofd NareoUcfl cards to a Marine chairman. Tickets are available Mr. Winograd than took over He win the Hoepltal in DaNang. Freda re- at the K of C Home. with a reading of tha Slbaliua drugs and bow it influences ** First Symphony. He waa mildly m auccaaaful. Ha gave ua a picture My second favoite thin «not*oiis and psiuonaUty. The ****” movie, “ M a riiu a t*." w ill eien ®*®™**8ta8 letters, C H E V B o u rr H i of Finland with Its bleak spaces be shown answto^ meinr**Tf Phiewood Derby waa held TBCOK OWNK18 euBiMkir - - and Its gloomy plnas, but h* We are pleased to failed to bring us the youthful UAM the bo3T8 built racing cars with that effective February 1st we have a motal Wudt exuberance which is on* of the Tbi Rev. Edmund Nadolny ^ P ! ^ '*^® available for your uw triille redeeming features of this early win complete the waak’a ^ ^ lowing are the winners: Den 1, your truck is being serviced...... - work which has manifest weak­ fram on BViday with a "ftrik *^**®*^ Oolsngelo; Den 3, Tim- Our rental (truck Is a 1989 nesses in structure and davelop- MaM.** Durlnff ttie Ht* Martin; Den 8, Peter La - Van, fuUy equipped, with a ment. PriMt ^ Riviere. Den 4, William Olf- in the whole world cne ton load oapcuUty. Ratos The last half of the program and the soul music of tbs young are 7c per mile, $7 per day, i i was devoted to Rswhmaninoff’s neoDle ere M iefed n . •• Thomas Roasley: and the fhet 14 mile* are p?:; Third Piano Concerto. Andre ou t*^^atort^^rtoS .2 ?^ Webolos Den 1, Michael Bent- free. Don’t k »e m o n ^ ba- ____ ' > Watte was soloist end received out tte a ^ of Christian Ra- j^y. webeloaDenS, Michael Na- cauae your truck is down — v S a standing ovation to which he A newal as It appUss to the high use our rental truck the next school staidant deau, and Webeloa Den 8, WU- ______was definitely not entitled. The liam OoUina. time your truck needs aar-> Scouts Oleaa Esad vloe.____ audience mistook the genius of The winners from each dan Boy Scouts from Troop «s on CABTEB OHEVROUK OO., Rachmaninoff for the ebllltlea Friday and Saturday got a head competed in final heate to find Inc. N«w Zealand hamh SaM of the pianist. start on “Rid litter Day" the Pinewood Derby Champion, 1229 Vain S t, Manchsator To one brought up on perform­ scheduled for this coming Satur­ Michael Nadeau. " -T el. 64iMa8B ances ofthja work by the com- day by cleaning iq» Strong Rd. toser'himsW And by Horowits, Strong Rd., the road to the Mr..,Watts’ performance eeem- dump. Is a cronlc eyesore that ed to' present only about half of appears particularly Uttered what had been put into the work P during the spring before grass 1965 VOLKSWAGEN LEGS IAMB during its eomposiUon. Mr. Win­ overgrows and camoOages thb ograd presented even less in the area. 113 SE D A N orchestral portions. This is a truly virtuoso con­ F m * several years various • RADIO Scout groiqw have made Strong Mole or certo that should be played with Rd. an annual cleanup p roject • VINLY INTERIOR abandon 'by the performer. Both Some dtisens "co-operate" in Either Half Horowits and the composer used the project by dlacardlng their to emphasise thla aspect of the garbage on the road whenever work as well as Its Russian fla­ the dump happens to be closed. vor. Mr. Watts played carefully The town provided trucks for with little dynamic variation. Mr. Winograd played with all hot water the project, while the boys LOIN CHOPS COMBINATION cleared the area along the road the verve ot an old maid play­ 1295 ShoslAr ing hymns In the back parlor on of everything from bottles to , discarded sofas. Chops & a Sunday afternoon, behind The troop la under the leader­ TED TRUDON. Inc. drawn shades in the midst of ship of Fred EMDund. 1 29 Stewing Victorian bric-a-brac. . . With Mr. watts offering about Health CSlnlo V O LK SW A G E N ' PORSCHE The Public Health Nursing As- (M) cents on the dollar and Mr. aodallon is qMosiring a Vtston TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE So Fresh So Low In Price! A ’'’>P Produce 'Winograd offering about 25 cents and Hearing Testing Clinic for worth, the average would seem to be about 87H cents. We were aU South Windsor children who Bsik Only wlU be entering school for the definitely short-changed musi­ U.S. No. 1 GRADB—A SIZE cally. However, the audience, unfamiliar with the work, only assimilated about a dime’s 'f ^ l Y KIPOTATOES

SEEDLESS FAIRWAY SCRAPEFRUIT FROM FLORIDA \ Famous for Dependability! A^P-Priced for Thrift! 2 .flies. helene cortis ’sproy n et 't jumbo eise, IS-os., isHfiLK In li ► regular or hard to hold ^ uopen | R .i thnrsdaylanraosy wiaand mfriday nights till t dowatawn main streistreet, mancheeter icm mnm J i liyirlBrMlii 8 > V * My first favorite is the money it saves me VOTERS of BOLTON! There's nothing more relaxing than getting into a nice hot shower or bath. D V 1 iM i Old Feshioned YOGURi FRESE EdQy Camping Especially at the end of an extra long day. To make sure that water stays hot. the owner of my apartment house had the foresight to specify gas. DEMOCRATIC RALLY ^ F t tents • stoves • lanterns Not just the showers either. For heating, washing, cooking, dishwashing and • campers • car-top clothea-drying. And, I understand it's at the same low rate, night or day. ; ■ wamui'' m ^ 0 r n m m m Wednesdoy, April 30 carriers • sleeping bags anytime I use it. When I get married and have my own home, it'll have not only • air mattresses • trailer gaelieated hot water but. also, the total comfort of a gas warm air system. EoHon Lake Hotel hitches • That way I'll have heat, air conditioning, humidity controf and cleanliness. 7-10 P.M. JANI PARKIR—R«gvlor 8” SIm Fresh Air Living at its best. So, don't throw cold water on your comfort. Call a FREE BUFFET—FREE GIFTS gas water-heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or New Britain Be sure to see Meet candidates. Discuss the issues. Receive a c<^y (223-2774) and have a chat with a sales representative at your convenience. of our ’’Program of Progress” for Bolton’s future. RHUBARB-APPLE PIES He'll show you how easy it is to become a lucky. CALDOR’S SPECIAL GUESTS y Mother's Day Ckmgressman William S t Onge A State Senator Robert Houley T a iCX)NNBC1X:m'NArURALGASCXm)RAnON ^..Catalog State Central Cknunittewoman Nacmii Hammer ' In today’s EVERYBODY INVITED! OONT SETTIE HR lESS... »£«!& PreOiKM rroMbHMt 9v Ital. tow lawisl ffMi riold Itoia OHw. RCNTAL., p a p e r ”Drop in and say heOo” (anytime between 7 and 10) CKNTBR rKFuearr-Mil Price* effocHva through Tuetdoy, April 29th in thi* Community nnd Vicinity. *’11 ssabls if patshas# aay advsrtissi Its * . . . PlHss raqaast a RAIB eHEeK.” t h e r o p a t a t i ...... ATUNTIC & PACIFIC TfA CO.. INC. • * • »A Read Herald Ads prater Bat the pubUoity the . ao a gigantic Ssturdsy, - taem firsfighlsn Ce^nova, Exhibit Reveals, orhao ayndtoata fan mum to laiw aad MloUairi Bpock, eon of ^ battled m grass Ore on M. B U - fttisi0 l|»rald ordtr, mado tt ra «M r logleto Hud Pna*- •amed boligr dootor Benjamin ridga St St U-dT a.m. dent Nheoa aad Ma im w admlnlalraMoa i^ook, win be the guest qpeaher Town fhsflghteiB Sousid. a A Lover of Learning, Too Town Practice i M P i n E at the terito annual dfamer meet­ riMwId try to do aomattilng to raatore grass firs at SIhsr Lsna and An 18th century figure, who ing tor, aduttt members of toe Speocsr St. at iSriT p.m. Satur­ He said Caaanova’B Inter­ A former KookriUe physlolan, too couBlry'a aura aoveratgaty and oalf Is better remembered for hie ests extended to almoet evory charged wtth suddenly abandon- respect. Lstta Junior Museum, to bo day. The town firHusn wots love affairs then for hie great branch of knowledge, and he big bis praottos about m years MSHliUlCE at WUUe’e MmoIi Houae Monday, called to hrip toe Bast Haibtord TIm ritofatol and oddMIoaal mapons the May 6. Jntelleotual achievements, ia conversed oo (amUlar terms ago, has been elearsd by toe Firs DepsttmeoL being rocaled in a new ex­ hoo ojdtod tor tor Mo wor A eoMol hour foom 6:80 to .With such outstanding literary state Board of Medioal mwamta. agaloat toe Mafia are said to be oo- Sttturday algfat. • faiss alarm hibit at the UMveralty of told pMltical figures Sa VM- arm. 7:15 win ptioeede dfamer. Re- Connecticut. One of toe SERVICE esntlally the aamo waapono the Jurilee queato tor rsoervattone abotdd vma rsoMvsd from Msnchestsr talre. Dr, Sam w l Johnson, Dr. R. J. N. Kerr olesed hie Memorial Hospital. Flrsflghtsrs world’s moot extenelve ool- Frederick the Great and the and eirioroemma. oOM aU o f the Jobaoon be sent early tills week to traoe- lectiona of “Caeanova"— offloe on R t 88 aad reportedly aald tha alarm w s f puUsd by Pope. In addttton, Sehlmmel- left the country in the (all o t **toilzdstratlon ware r*M»'«" g to mm- uiw Jofan Khowtton, 33 Soar- materials relating to the life pfeng said, Casanova counted oomUo. As 00 odbn aoarao to bo the boexiugh Bd. of Jacques Oasanova da Sel- 1267. The obargo agalnat him, At 10:20 p.m. Saturday, town Benjamin FrankUn among hla filed with the board, stated be REAL oaoe when govanmant has to daal with ^ »ok , who writ speak on galt—boa been placed on ex­ friends. firefighters reoslved a report abandoned tale praottos wttoout w«U orgaMaed erime, one af tbe bay "Snow gQggtoe a n nM to look that the aprinkter eystem at The hibit at UCcnn’a Wilbur Croea Tlic Ubrarian also explained at," boa bean dlmdtor of itie U b r ^ . making arrangem^to for the ESTATE attaeks io to be directed by iadbwetloa. Herald was going off. When they that because Oaeanova’s "Ma- ooverage M hla patients or too Boston CMkhren's Museum rinoe The coUectioti, ranging from moln" dwelt iqioa his A iiod M iT ^ rw i li •■****^ #iy MUlttcd Jmt os we got hootleggur barono not arrived to«y found notokig, how­ transfer of their 1863. Tben Im has • ever. books to pbotographa and amorous affairs In such detail, • ON «M f t wnnMIrtVin - tor murder but tor Inoome taxes, oo tbe slidea taken to document After a recent hearing, the raOittd w It or not oUmtvIm eradit- number of Innovatione to brfaig A t U.-Ol p.m., a false alarm most people were unaware ^paptr aad • mo tko loooi BMn pob- Prtoldent hopea to begin really hurting Caeanova’a life, woe essem- board of exantiners found Dr. munum exblMte out of secure­ was turned in at box 44, locat­ tlMut the 18th century geotais toe Mafia not ao much by coavtcUng ly lociNri glaee cases. bled by the late Charles Lom­ K err tamooent o f the toatge. e t ropMleottai ot apooMl dit- ed at Main St and Oak St also was concerned wtth In- It a n alaa TMWtod. and tmprtoonlng kidlvldaol leodars, for The flhri of these was "What's bardo, a language professor teUeotual matters. He was, however, found guil­ Ihride," a fuU^stse rroea snrtloii Teaterday, town firaflgfateta at UCorni, and the exhibition ty of leaving In his offloe pro- lU PrM IW OMBBH 7 IM., ••• whom It alwmya hoo trained luplooe- extlnguiabed a graaa fire at 8U "There was ecaroely a eub- tOT tjrpo- m m cAy street. ChiMren m- made possible by Lom- Ject which he did not touch signed praeerlptlon blanks sad .iron ojipMirtnd ta •drertMemento meata ready, hut by findli« waiju for H illiard S t at 6:86 p.m. a pre-signad opium order form. riodtin mattor ta n * IfinrluM T tend torough a sewer pipe, Mlefaael Bpeek >’■ widow who Uvea In upon In the 24 works publleb- harisahig its crimtaal goliw. Bighto Dfartridt firefighters itry. He was reprimanded by tha ROBERT J. SMim, bunched post (a mase ot utility "If," aatd the Preaident's meaaagu to ed during his lifetime, or the lines, climbed out tfaraufti a gram for research In instruction were oalled to 106 OaUend St Richard H. Scltimmelpfeng, board and will be asked to ro- to Loi AacMao naM^fadilBB- Oougreoe, “wo aan levy dneu on their at about 1 p.m. Saturday after­ vast accummulation of manu­ _____ ra awTico. maiiMa, and examined top- at the Harvard Graduate SohoM assistant director In charge of scripts left at hie death," cetve It in person If and when MsiUMiins m 1114 •anrioo ollMd o( If. B. A. Oonloo. lae. ot. Educotlan. noon to exttngiiieh a garage fire. he returns to toe United States. Rop*«ooatatl7M — Tbo JoUim Atabe corporattono. If w » can oeok ride, wth tta parking metera special ooUectkms at the li­ Schlmmelpfeng said. _____ dal Afoasp — Ifair Talk, Cht- treble daraageo agalaot their truekhig and trolley tracks. Planned as a Before coming to Boston, he Bighto DIatrlot Fire Chief Gran­ brary, explained that the He is believed to be living la 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 Dalntt aad Bsatoa. ville (Ted) Ungard aald the ga- The Casanova Otilootion rinno atid banka, i f w » can oelm the rix-moMb osMIitt, It lasted five prepared exhlbito for the Day- world generally, ignores the may be seen throughout the Ireland. ton Museum of Natural History rags was fUUy cn fir e when be After Dr. Kerr left, Vernon’s MAIN new r. MAMCHinai' AtnaT BURXAU OB CroODLA- liquor to^torir wartiiouoes, I twnir wo yean. fact that Oasanova was "one month of May from 8 a.m. to ------— to and the Ohio State Museum In and hie men arrived. Chief health offloer. Dr. Joseph Krto- s IM w V BvMOTg can ritik^a critical blow at too ocgaa- In a remodeled auditorium, of the most erudite men of hie midnight on the eecond floor OMumbus. Subsequently he es­ LIngard aald toe fire must have tim e.” of the Ubrary. tan, and Dr. Harold Barrett, p.Bt. lood arluM oenapiraay." he amnged a nook oaUed tablished hie own studio, when been bunting InMde toe garage State Commlesloner of Health, Skr TMidajr — 1 p.m. I______.. ‘ ‘Orandtetber’e OeNar," to fai- ftor Wadaoaday — l p.ai. JCoolay toe wlah w» could really uutifc q * he prepared exhibits under con­ for quite a wMle before tt was filed attldavlta concerning the •tor Iknradar — d p.ai. l^iadap. Mafia la reaUy woniad. troduoe children to toe worid tract to both muoeums. He hoe only a e h o it span In history. One however, o f Barrientos’ oour- dlocovered. man means nothing." release of reoorde and drugs fk r TrUar — i p.m. Wgdniadajr. tbelr grandtether knew, tt oon- taught at both Antioch and Ur­ age. from the office ot Dr. K err. Par flitarday — l imb. Ikaradu. tafaia a waehtub wlto hand A otreet fire bex waa pulled The comment canu oe Bar­ OMaaHM dianitai — S p.tiL d » mfort bans Junior College, Ohio. sounding too alarm, Ungard Once, when he was command­ pohlicatVai. 8 i».m. m day for Saturday wringer, coffee gcfaidep, butter rientos piloted a Bolivian air Titia was th e first tln w such N n ce it yo u rse li In 1965, Spock oerved os aald. The garage, owned by er o f tlie B with BoUvl- holies In tax riielters: The 27.5 guidelines, says Labor Secre­ am » Tittt, OOiVld Waaer, Rob­ ass Shaker BS. M . (4U) the strong man was ousted by the demo­ he effectlvdy heard about otoer mat­ 10 Years Ago hear arguments and decide to A rt d a ea an President Rene Barrientos Free braobnras available at Kranse Pleriet, ID Harifard on oil depletion). tary George P. Schulta. in WUUams. cratic tantrument he himself had been ters with moral aspects of vital impor­ per cent depletion allowance for In fact. Mills may try to put uphold or throw out the deci­ Mrs. Barbara Wythe’s Ad­ on Sunday. Bd.; NaeoUf Sporto Store, tSl Main St.; Hobby Shop, MB Ttown DevMopment Gommls- Wage and price guidelines Honors want to tbe following: careful to provide, no other rhaseg of tance to the healto and aonlty of Amer­ ML some tax reform on the statute sion. vanced Art nasses will travel ' The flamboyant air force gen­ Center St.; Pagaai Barber Shop at the Green. sion ia asked to aid fai taunt for "haven’t worked" In the past, Chnde 12, Norma Nowsoh ican society. books by midsummer as amend­ A t Issue was the lim it of 100 to M ystic SsiQiort on April M eral had survived, by hla own the de Gaulle leadership and policy are Mills, Mrs. Taxation on Capl- property iln Manchester sultaUe Schults said Sunday. As tor the Bromley, Mlaiy Lou Oopoland, OeU camp dlreoter HXn>. 8S8-M8S altar 5 PJL ments to Mr. Nixon’s renewal tor privately operated airport. pickets at one time on the White tor toetr annual skatobday of count, 21 pravlouB airplane aool- P likely to be under favorable review in /toother domestic consequence of the toi Hill aa “ Chairman of the Nixon administration approach, Sheila Oroeby, Patricia Devine, of the 10 per cent tax surcharge Houae curb, toe requirement of seascapes. deitte. Bleven of them were eeri- or write Oeoige lOtehell, PA>. Box U8, Mssobeeter the years ahead. The world’s editorialists Vietnam war Is student revdt and vio­ House Ways and Means Com­ Verplanck SchoM site is he said, "It will be the middle of FatriMa Folsy, Domm Gagne, lence. War or no war, there would have mittee, made clear In pitoHc (due to expire July 1). Without okayed for construction of a permit to picket there, and the MUy A l^ Gogns, Nancy oue, the others ntinor. and cartoonists' may soon find them- limit of 600 people for any dem- toe year before we begin to see been rising dtocontent with the offer­ hearings this week that he re­ such adornment. M ills feels, Olympic-sized swimming pool. Hegen, ^iaman Haley, George Manslaughter Charged He perished in tha 22nd, a bel- aelves. In fact, devoting an much time onatrationa across the street in the impact of these poliolM.” FaeiUttee Available for OwtlidN sMI PlcMes ings and toe adminietratlon of colleges gards the Treasury’s catch-all the surchsuge may die on the Hofddns, Dtana Huntington, Bu­ GRBBNV^ (AP) — lilm ry loopter ocfato. and‘ space to mounnlng hla absence an Lafayette Square. The secretary appeared on Daring Weekends and universities. These were not keep­ approach as insufficient and House floor. g s ^ Jose, PhySto Levine, Cyn­ Hargrove, 21, of Graenwloh was "My time will come itoen It The restrictions were drawn the NBC program "Meet the Uiey have Mtfaerto been d e v o tli« to com­ ing pace with the times or with the will insist on ttem-by-ttam tax It was largely in reaponoe to A ThouKht for Today charged with manslaughter Sat­ oomee," he eatd matter of faotly in August, 1967, by the Depart­ Press." thia lbleoky> Kkrsn Patch, Ju­ plaints about his presence on tb* na- needs of young people supposedly be­ reform. What he did not reveal this view by Mills that the l^xxisored by the Manchester dith Patterson, Gayle Porter, urday after her common law last mo.-tth. "A man’s lifetime is Treasury talked President Nix­ ment of Interior, which has Jur­ Schultz defended the adminis­ husband, (toristian Ray, 46, was tlooBl and the world scene. ing prepared tor life in a technological are his plans to lower Ml’s 27.5 tration decision to close 59 Job Goll Ranmm, Irene Slobodlan, He was a man and a mind, and sub­ age and a radically altered society. Stu­ on into reversing hlmaelf and isdiction of the park and presi­ stabbed to death with a kitchen per cent allowance to 22.5 or dential groimda. Corps centers by saying It waa Laura Thompoon Uno, Debor­ dent protest also stems from toe in­ recommending the repeal of knife. PoUee said tos stabbing limely matter of fact in Ms own gracious peihaps even down to 20 — a PRAYER The suit was brought by the like a poker game, "there's no ah Dohlquist. tensified confUct between generations feat until now considered un­ the 7 per cent inveatment cred­ climaxed a heated domestio ar­ recognitlan of both capacities. "Prayer la not overcoming American Civil Liberties Union point In putting good money aft­ Grade 11. Robert Agnew, Ste­ and would have been more visible and attainable. it, a major subsidy for Indua- gum ent Tth rihi WiBn Tet, in his benevolent tmperlousnsws, God’s reluctance; It is laying in behalf of five organizations er bad." phan Bergimbolta, Boimio Bru- •.■WtitOS OF MAjsjCHESTER audible than in the post, in any case. tiy. Tacking on repeal of the 4MoMi4Mnia he was not always consistent, not al­ As a keen student of the tax hold ot His highest willingness.” that frequently picket the Presi­ Capital Quote nail, DonoM Cole, Calvin Ooo- But dmost certainly it would not code. Mills knows the oil investment credit. Mills had ways fsithftil to the same princ^Ie informed the White House, —Trench dent’s home. 'De GauUe’a latest exit, un­ Udg^ Mary Bgan, Kathleen Hor­ have been as epidemic, as fierce, and industry's prodigious tax ad­ “ I have seen the business that doubtedly his last, was in the ton, Orlstal JohanasMt, P atricia Even the most liberal accounts of hla as extreme sa It has'now become. The vantages can be sliced away would make surcharge renewal ALUM INUM vastly more palatable. God has given to the sons of $$ Sought for Coping grand De Gaulle tradition ... Jurovaty, April LaVaSee, Kath­ 'fin al downfaU say that his weafcnean be­ war made the difference. It occasioned significantly without lowering But evep that may not be men to be busy with." Eccles. With Animal Excretions He frequently Irritated the leen- London, April Mott, Ml- ^ S ID IN G gan with the student revolts of a year dissent and disgust, and when all critl- the 27.5 figure—thereby avoid­ 3:10 American people, but in every cbaal Obertander, June Ry- BARGAIN SHOP enough now. When the Ways ago, saying that these revolts exposed ctan was ignored end the w ar was stub­ ing a maximum campaign by WASHINGTON (AP) — The Far Vhee BsttBarte and Means Committee begins Prayer, simply when we feel major crisla he always stood oblovaky. Arm Sanford, William bornly escalated again and again, al­ the oil lobby. government’s Agricultural Re­ the extent of internal disaatlsfectlone in closed-door sessions this week. like praying or "when the spirit without hesitation with the Unit­ Smith, Enimawto Wright, Deb­ ^ M 9 - 0 4 6 8 The WstldiH Barfain Shop is A special deiiartmsnt Nhsrs WB close cot the country. ways without issue or even promise of But as a shrewd Congression­ moves i»," Is never enough to search Service asked for a mil­ ed Statea’’—Rep. Paul Findley, orah Wytbe. It will start refining some items lion dollars today to find waya disoontiiuied pattsms, odds-and-ends, ahop maihed piaeas and Lssuev the response of youth was bitter al politician who may well be build on, and progress is never R-ni. Grade 10, Stanley Anderson, Bob Kittls But the student revolts were probably of tax reform to tie onto th e of coping with two billion tons of rage. The militant mood carried over the next speaker of the House, made when all Is left to chance Capital Footnote John Baron, Shar^ Brunei!, Bveiy item that enters our Bazsain Shop is inatantly rednoed 20%. more significant in what they revealed surcharge extension. M ills Is animal excretions every year. to otoer targets, among them toe In- M ills also knows that no tax re­ or our emotians. All of us need A Commerce . Department Karen Bugbee, Mary Inu Cbtrk- ,Ths Bsrtlstt Bndnsrd., Bach addittonal week it reaches 90% e ff tile oriSginal price. The koger about de Gaulle himself than to what riituUons of higher teaming. even toying with the Idea of Animal waatea have the po­ form measure will be credible a rule of life that, once having study released Sunday sajni the In, miaabeth DaPatry, Alan Products Oow they revealed about the country. In his wedding the Administration’s tential to contaminate water, an item remains in the Bargain Shop, the larger the redaction and the Much toe same can be said of black to House liberals — or the gen­ Soviet Union la the only nation Ferguaon, Marion Karleon, Paul LTP scheme with the 10 per decided what is everlastingly produce offensive odors and 78 S rio ott Bd. effort to deal with that crisis a year ago, militancy. Progress In improving toe eral public—If percentage deple­ to have solved the problem of Hovsy, G u y MUleener, Stephan greater Uie Bargain. So, visit the Watkins Bargain Shop to i^ . Yon cent Income tax surcharge — true concerning our devotional duata and serve as a spawning de Gaulle expended nw»e in the leahn Negro cltizen:^s positton and prospects tion for oil Is retained Intact. life, we then commit ourselves providing low coat housing for Patch, Karon Person, Bandrs may find the exact ideee of famitare you need at a shandy reduced was gradually occuning, especially the tax reform remaining in ef­ ground for vermin. Dr. G. W. of principle than any leader who Intend- Thus, Ml depletion promises a to the best way we know ol get- *Tta mass of citizens." Raid, Nancy RyohUng, Chester after certain Supreme Court decisions fect for the life of the s u r- Irving Jr., chief of the service, price. All items are sold as is. ed to continue to submit to the demo- head-on confrontation between -ting there, and abide by the rule Slok, David Vaughan, Hilda fai the middle 1960's. AppeUte grows charge. aald in a statement to a Houae craUc process could afford. He went Prerident Nixon and Chairman But "What Mills (and Byrnes as well as we can, come what Ztto. by what tt feeds on, and modest ame­ appropriations subcommittee. Quotations ^ back, to his hour of sudden need tor Mills. Although his tax reform aa well) really wants la a com­ may. Grade 0, Raymond Andrewa, UPHOLSTERY BEDROOM lioration of too Negro’s condition led. The problem has grown in re­ When there Isn’t any ahootfaig, plan presented to Congress In­ prehensive assault on the tax PRATER; "Lord Jesus, help Debra Devtna, Chartana Dona­ power, to that same Army he had n a l se The alcwly rtaing popular de­ Bok pleata. Green tweed cover. reveres and has made. who plunged us so deeply into it, were mand for tax reform triggered REG. 6129.00 NOW 689. 18-Inch Dresser Lamp (2). nof faidecent. The aim, or at least the Ckx^reosicnal auipart which. In White diina base witii blue trim. ihetoric, could pass as noble. Principle turn, pushed t n reform up from Early American 8 cushion sofa White faturic ahade. lUdngOn The Mafia virtue, and institutions to which Amer­ dead last among Mr. Nixon’s with eaqxMod fruitwood anna. REG. 62IL00 NOW 616. Eor many months past, news about ica ia, ideally, oommittetik were said to domeMio priorities. Woriting Bok pleata. Semi-attached back the doliigs of aome of tlto M “famlUes" be ^ stake, and their vlndloation was with a haste umwual in thla Ad- euahiona. Multi-colored Early of the Ooeai Nostra, or (he h m represeitted as an inescapable duty. We mlnlstratlan, Assistant Secre­ DINING ROOM wera told that we were, os Theotkire American print cover. been almoA oommcnplaoe and routine, tary of the Treasury Edwin BEG. 6249.00 NOW 6172. niay ware dteciplintng tbemMhms by Roosevelt put it, battling (o r toe Lord. Cohen in three weeks devised a Set of 6 Contempomy Chairs But toe batUi^ has been in vain, •tylMle murders ben and Iban. They Umlted tax prefarenoe (L/TP) Square Arm Lawson Lodtage . . . 4 Sides, 2 Arms. Black Nang^ end tbe gains to toe Lord are impos­ World's First Compact scheme — « variant of toe money tbsy got toom crime sible to discover. The chief cowe- Chabr with (milted mutti-oolorad ahyde seat and back cnshhxis. " minimum ta x " ccncept-oequlr- and toveatiiw in legitim ate buaineas en- quenoe has been acute fxttttloal crista Electric Adder For Office r. Box pleati. Walnut flidah. terprino, wtth a view to gaUag ooatrol ing even toe very rich to pay NOW 681.75 REG. 6290.00 NOW 61M-50 at home, as the events o t 1988 repeat­ sometaxoa. of whole Induriiieo in whole oertinni of edly evidenced, as well aa social conse­ and Home Indeed, Cliarls Walker, th e (ho oooDtry. quence of such gravity os is oMy now Early American Swivel Rocker 424neh round extenskm Table canny Under Secretary of t h e with exposed fruitwood arms. with 1 twelve-inch leaf. Lami- b i oucb amm, tbe Xofla was bstag beginning to he appnedated. ADD SUB. and MUL. ^''••Mury, was oonvinesd that dwwh g o iio q g m w S M y otW a Persimmon tweed cover. Box naled tm to resist qifllB and tiaalad and motfo to appoor os If tt It is blind folly to aasume that one's toe L IP hod enabled the Nfacon In **Lsadngtoii* iwblwst cause la neoeasarily righteous: Udi can stains. Cherry finish. *dmlnUtraaon to catch up with Uma: Cmdit On Tspe Enjoy iffloolh irikMng on eH fabfich be detsnufaMd only by conUnuing crit­ tax-reform sentiment After Om Ysar GoarsatM 6129-00 NOW 691. REG. 6119A0 NOW 686J8 oiigagr, bnlde hut ponUri mid equal to ical examination. And if Its ilghteoua- fo ra ^ end revsna. Stem In Eoriy the syriem to which ordinary Ameftoan telepbone eonverasttons’ w ith OompBct AM Lba. Amorioon oobinot. Moa la estaWlahed, it la sboutd and Mills and Rap. John Byrnes of t o m m y Mvo. tMngsrous to assume that tl« means Wlsoonain, Waya and Maans’ ASK ASOUTOURCMOir PIAN DISIONID TO PIT YOUR RUOOiT. Open 9 AM , to 5:30 PM.— Closed Monday Wb ooHld daoertbo ttirir aottrittos open- one Is uring in that cause are neoes- senior RapubUean, Walkar was Fof 9^^9996 cJ 9®999 N9C9999 ^^9Rk 9D9 p y t of phew bool under SINOCR COMVANY iy. Mm ww-eould not pnoont or pwdali "trO y righteous; they must be ilgar- aura they would buy L IP . Open Thursday and Friday Until 9 PM. Uma, tt algaori ooaoMd to bo wwmded ously wetghed and tested. TV> neglect YAU TYnWRnW SRVICI He was wrong. Both Mills and HhsdefwJtoMi that Mri Mario « • would tame rihnw eltoer part of thu procedura Is to court Byrnes feel anti-tax asntlmant Mhtm ttmuk U TtH I SWOT o o m m t iS t S - SINGER whois galaxlea of tiouhies, as tos ■puBitad by tha suraham haa TaL 647-1425 Amoriotn people ace noett learntng.— craatsd a n rs poUtleal oHmata jfi^Hoose— * OATHOUC TRANBOIUPT for tax raform that riiould not m i m tE sa t MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAIJ>. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 28. 1989 L MANCHBfflBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1969 World w ar, 1. Ha to a member totneCte Laasnek o f Cranston, of St Mary's Bplsoopal Church R.L, four grandcMldren and Foe Tackles Obituary sad ttM Mens Tpraa Poet of five great-grandcMldren. Current High Court Brttl^Amaricaa Vatarana of Funeral services wW be held '■'1 the Brlttob-Amerlcan iodaty. Thursday from Ihe HoLmsa Fu­ V .S. A rm o r Quotes W ul Review B i « . M oQ h ^ SuRdvora loclude a dauchtar, neral Home a f 6:10 a.m. with a Ernl IHh Mties nrift SupiBg Km f Mtpl> MflCfetty. Ml 9t Mias Bltoabeth Boyce of Bran­ 'solemn Maas of requiem at 9 Into Seclusion The Baby Has M. «w i •rtwaiy t ford; two atotara, Mrs. Marga­ a.m. e l S t Joim'a Church. With Bombs "Capturing buildings, bolding YOU SAVB CASH AND TRIPLB-S BLUB STA M PS, ret Bain of Manchostar with Burial w ill be bi St. John's bostages and issuing nonHMgoti- (OaatiaaaS Item Page Oae) Ba WM tiM iMkHid o< Mn. wbom he made Ms boms, and (C from Page One) (Oestlaiied fresn Page Oae) wMch questioH marka now Ixw- G R A N D > Cemetery. able demands with a gun at the tertor Mhdatry showed the r « M M B m m MfOuty, a Mra. Robert Cory of Portodown. Friends may cell at the fu­ er include the French emlMiVD Vietnamese clvUlans, 14 U.8. praxy'B head are tactics fiiat Draft Dlreotor Herebey, in a "oui” vets with a smaH majori­ « t TIm H anld. Funeral ssrvicao will be hold neral home tomorrow from 7 SB arms to hvael, BTenohOer^ BONELESS CROSS RIB OR BOTTOM servicemen and two Vietnamese aaam suttabla only to a "Mafia memorepdum to local draft ty, but aoon the "non” haUots Been Named Mr. MoCWtr waa bon May Wednesday at 11 a.m. ad St. to 9 pm. and Wednesday from man rriatlona and the attllude V " . —Bob Hope. went ahead and stayed there. U N I O N / H UM te •omryffla, MMa, M ary's Bptoodwl Church. Bur­ 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A pray­ soKSene wsra wounded. boaida In Ootober 1967, enoour- o f Parla toward Mbaoow. South Vietnamese m ilitary aged them to use the delinquen­ Premier Miauiice Oouve de «M Bf«4 M But Buttovd Car ial w ill ba In Stoat Cemetery. er aervloe will be held Wednes­ "There'a no point in putting De OauBe Is the last at tha t t r i y m n More oomior to headquarters ssld more than cy regulatlona against young Murville was tha first to con­ SUPERMARKETS Friends may call at the day al the funeral home at 8 good money after bad."—fiaore- great leaders of World Bfor H to M iiin ln o> » fltra j m n aga. Ha 2,000 tin and wnoden-roofad men arho engage in "illegal ac- cede def eat. He daolaied: "B e­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main pm . ta iy o f Labor Oaorge P . Bhutto, step out A World War I vatar- _____ ^?^***' daughter of Robert C. and Joyce woB a cradtt maaacar far the shanties were destroyed or UvRy." ginning tonaorrow, a new page St., tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. explaining why the governmant an, be was a colonri when Mm ■*-. Wlndeor. She w ee bom April 19 ■athini Haw ■ntfand loa awl damaged almost iMyoetd repair The Juetloe Department, in in our hlstoiy wlU be turned." Mrs. Mary C. Moran has decided to eloae 09 Job second war brokt out and nee at ItoriioatarM am orlal Hospital. Her maftemal gnuMQMrentai 00 Ob., Haithird. hefcre he by firs or ooncuaekm from the respoBiae to the appeals, told the He warned of "a ditthnilt peri­ Edward J. Qaino Mrs. Mary C. Moran, 79, of Corps osntsrs. to genenl before the Oennan are Ito. and Mrs. Gllnton Andrsse, Manclwefter. Her paternal retired. Be waa a member at TOLLANI>—Edward J. Quinn, Portland, mother of John L. exploding ammunition. Some of court It found no fault with the od, perhapa a period of trou­ ooeupatioB of Frimoa. Be re­ are Mt. and Mrs. Joseph UMn. South WUUng- i t Jamea* Chureh, the Nathmal es, o f Plymouth, father o f John Moran of Rockville, died Sun­ the huta were In oampa for fam- epeeded-up inductlan at youths ble." fused to recognhM the odUahora- - ^ Chur t . l a i Robert 4, and (w o ols- "The Chlnsas people in Otsir tora, Fsftriria 9 end Jsmle 9. T M t for HMoclc P i eaar eatloB, J. Quinn of Tolland, died Thurs­ day at Memorial Hospital, Mer­ iUea o f Vletnamess aoMiera ata^ who do not have draft oarda in Shortly a fter he spoke, antl- tlonlst Vlctay ragba», fled to day night in Plymouth. He was hundreds o f niiUlons, and the 0 • » m the Mathmal Aaaociatlon at iden. tionsd In tbs Da Nang area. their poseession. The depart- Guolllst demonstraton turned Liondon, and from there raUled Oadtt MBnaiamant, and the the husband o f Mrs. BMith Clilnsae people's liberation Survivors include another son, A South inetnamese spokes­ army, are detsrminad . . . to rs- ntent aleo rejected the oonten- out in the streeU of Paris, the Skee Frendi Foroee. His _ _ *^ "*“ P ***’ SWiebeMi Toweseod, daughSer o f W alter and EXTRA LEAN Holy Vamlly Retreat Leafue. Quinn of New Britain. EARLTNORN two daughters, two stoters, 10 man aald the 20,000 persons aolutely, thoroughly, wholly and tlon the First Amendment's free marching through the Latin wartime battles with Preotdent K M o r ^ Lonoaater Ttiompaon, South 8L, Coventry. EBie was ■urrtaera, bealdBa Ms w ife. In- Funeral services were held grandchildren, a«d several evacuated from the area were completely wipe out all aggras speech guaranty waa being vio­ Quarter and chanting, "Adieu, bom April 18 at Mancheater Memorial ■gar maftacnal etude three aons, P eter J. Mc­ this morning at Peck-Oarraty BYenldla D . RooseveK and Win­ SWOT'S ntENIUM AunAT niecee and nephewa. being temporarily resettled In son who dare to come."—JJn lated. De OauUe." grmiHwraiitB are Mr. and Mrs. John H. lamoaater n, Lfttoh- GROUND ROUND Ib. lb. Carty at Mancheeter, Kevin J. Funeral Home, Main St., Plym­ ston Cburchm were tegendary, SUCED BACON Funeral services will be held two vUtages on the outakirto of Plao, Red China's defense min­ Breen has not been prosecut­ Police reinforcements wer6 fiasd. H er paternal gram^pomite are Mir. and Mbs. Walter BOTTOM ROUND MoOarty at Harltad. and lO- outh. Burial was in Plymouth. but be kept his vanquMied ’ntompeon, Morris. lb. Wednesday at 9:16 a.m. from Da Nang. ister. ed. Hie case wHl teat the right of hustled to the area and in sever­ country one of the major alUea. FRANKS » dMMl J. McOarty m rrta t with Survivors also Include 2 other the John J. F erry and Sons Earlier, the government said reclasalfled war protestors to al short sharp clashes, five po­ # in H O the Marine Ooc^ In Burope; sons, 2 daughters, S sisters, and De Oaidle headed the prevG CUBE STEAKS Ib. SMOKED Funeral Home, 88 E. Main St., Initial repoile Indicated 100 per­ "W hat the bMI are soul challenge draft board actiong licemen were hurt aixl 50 dem­ sicnal government In liberated , X « f o . daugtaftar o f Dr. Richard N. and three daugfatara, Mlaa MaHenne IS grandchildren. Janri Wafanghuret Tierney, Canton, Moos. A e waa bom April QUARTERED PORK LOIN-SLICED U.SJDA CHOICE-BONELESS Meriden, with a requiem mass sons were beHevsd killed or courses worth In the real wwld? evM) though they do not face onstrators were injured. About Fitlaee from 1944 to 1969; fiwn MeCarty of New Tork aty; at 10 at St. Joseph Church, M er­ wounded. A .spokesman said tMa prosecution. 30 s i Norwood HoapltBl. Her maternal grandparents are Mb. Daniel J. McCarthy SK In the real world, no one gtvea a 70 persons were picked up by quit for the fliet time and M n. Rodger J. Cooper o f Boa- iden. Burial w ill be in Sacred had bssn based on estUnates The Justloe Department’s po­ and Mra. Harvey Wahnghurst Sr., Menohaster. Her paftama] Dennis J. McCarthy Sr. of damn if you've taken aoul jirilce tor identity checks. drc^iped out fo r 13 years. He re- RUMP ROAST Ib. ton. and Mia. O aiy L.. n oem e- Heart Cemetery, Meriden. made during the height of the sition is that draft law baiB grandparents are M r. and Mbs. Matthew F . Ttem ey, Stoughton, Hartford, father of Daniel J. courses. They want to know If The uncertainty of what might emeiiged aa premier, celled □ T I T dorf of Montgomeiy, Ala.; two Friends may call at the fu­ exploafons and fire. court challengea to reclaMtaca- Maas. She has two sistera, BUsaheth, 4, and Kristine, 2. McCarthy Jr. of Tolland, was you can do mathematlea and happen next is certain to put baric in 1908 by an uprising of BONELESS BRISKET ■latere, Mra. Chailea Grew of neral home today from 7 to 9 tlosw except in defense to a e w . • w m i dead on arrival at Hartford Associated Press correspond­ wrtto a oorrect sentende."—Bai- new pressure on the already the m ilitary and itght-wing sat- ^ Consists of iomervOto, and Mra. Joseph p.m., and Tuesday from 2 to 5 ent Richard Pyle reported that crimkial prosecutlctt. The Oes- Degaidt, Patrick George, son of John and Fem London Hospital Friday. yard Ruatln, Negro ctvU righto wobbly franc. France has never tiara In Algeria. 9 to n nagere o f AiUngton, Maae., and and 7 to 9 p.m. hundreds of tons of bombs, artil­ terehdr ndkig cut into thia pos- Lagualt, 409 Bast Middle T ^ e., Mancheater. He waa bom April Survivors include his wife, a leader. recovered from the economic ItM soldlene and settiera who end & center two grandchildren. lery sbMls, TNT, rockets and tion by giving review rights to 19 at Manohestor Memorial Hospital. His metemal grandpar­ A Maae of requiem wUl be dau^ter, two sisters, and five Mpw of the six-week kiduatrial colled De OauUe back did It be­ amaU arms ammunition ejqplod- divinity students and others who ents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd London, ChapUn. Hia paternal cut chops oelebcated tomorrow at t a.m. grandchlldren.- "EUlngton, I dig him. He'a mutdown last May and June cause they thought he emdd *tove a congreesianal exemption grandmottier is Mhe. Grace Kenmy, Manchester. He has two at i t James' Church. Burial Funeral services will be held rZabroski Dies, ed, showering large chimks of my generation." — President and the 18 per cent wage hikes keep Algeria French. But after burning shrapnel on homes, bar- from: the draft. brothers, CSuistopher 12, and Jrim 7, and throe slstors, Ma­ wffl be In i t Mary's Cemetery, tomorrow at 8;1B a.m. from the Nixon on the WMte House din­ granted to get the workers back he was elected president fo De­ U.SJIA. CHOICE-EYE ROUND racka and paddy flelda In a one- Brect) seeks to Mtabiuii the rlon 11, Mtohalla 8, and Mriloaa; 3. ■aat Hartford. Thomas F. Farley Funeral Held GOP Post ner Tuesday night honoring on the Jqb. cember 1908, he crushed anoth­ SWIFT'S PREMIUN GENUINE m ile radius from the dump. Duke Ellington. same right for the vast majority . » la . S'-. Ib a lisclare f\m eral Home, n Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, De O a w e defiantly refused to er settlers’ revolt and a year Stanley J. Zabroskl, 52, of Mtich of the ammunition had of collage students who have a Barley, Beboeea Bllacn, daughter of Jamee J. and Clau­ REG. Ib. Main i t . la In charge of an- with a requiem Maas at St. Au­ devalue the franc during a cri­ ater granted the oolofty Inda- ROAST su»D gustine's Church, Hartford, at Hartford, public relations direc­ arrived recently for distribution "God's only demand Ihe ekl of Hartford and father of vilian garbage dump a con­ P«»«cutlon in order to learn ty bussed with speculation about Choman, 8 Oxford A , Apt B, Manchester. He was bom April brother of Mrs. Rosalie Cook of Fifth Republic with a atrokig Briaa B. Maaawy Mrs. Anthony J. Borges of South siderable distance away from whet their rights are under the the franc, the political reaction 31 'st Mancheeter Memorial Hospttial. His iMatotnal gronfoar- CHICKEN OP THE SEA SOUD Hartford, died Saturday at his the ammunition storage area. president and downgradiiv the ente am Mb. and Mbs. Francis Glunta, Wlndeor. IDs paternal Brian B. Maasey. «, of Windsor. 33 Elevated Selective Service System.” in Washington end London was home. Marine spokesmen said burnliQr National AeeemMy that held au­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Choman, Manchester. Orange, son of Richard end Survivors also Include two Hleonwhlle, Wulf ealdl the eni blew into am adjoining thority in tha Fourth Republic. He has a sister, Lynda, 2H. v’l" / Jana Burr Maasey. died yes­ other daughters, two sons, his Gutknecht case "we hope will there was a geiwral feeling that two brothers, three other sis­ field and started a grass firs, By Pope Paul He restored France’s econo­ « Ml la » M terday morning at Tale-New mofher, a brother, a sister, and be (he central tost of the power without De Gaulle, France will ters and several nieces and which went out of control be­ my, buUding vp reearvee of Bletor, JIU Ellen, daughter o f KeMh and M ary lyugln- Haven BoapUal. He waa bom two grandcMldren. (Ooatlnaed from Page One) of Oen. Herahey to leclaeslfy slowly Improve relations with i l O O \..^i nephews. cause of high winds. This more than |0 btUtoB in,gold and buhl Riotor, 80 South S t, RockvlUe. She waa bom A p ril 31 at O ot as, ISM in New Haven. Ihe funeral will be held men as punishment for protest­ the United States and Britain. a can t Funeral services were held to­ Wednesday at 9:80 a.m. from spread to some old ammunition cn Wedneaday. ing the war in Vietnam.” foreign currencies. almost Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. H er m etem al gramj^pfuents B e v lv o ra bealdoe Ms* pat^ day at 11 a.m. at the OluUano- D^kxmatic obearven In Brue- Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 being prepared for destruction Nearly 2,000 frienda, relatives half this hoard has diaappeared ore Mb. and M n . Ervin Luglnfcuhl, EUlngton. H er petomal enla, liadude Ms maternal Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 saia ojao forecast more French Elm St., Rocky HUl, with a at the munUona dump and the and wellAvlshers waited In the eince the upheavlas at 1909. grandparents am Mr. end Mbs. Bounonuel Kloter, RooJIcvUIe. DBTnOElIT grwalperenta, M r. and Mra. Washington St., Hartford. Bur­ resulting explosions lifte d oth­ noom. Many had crossed the At- Chanted in Shonting cooperation with tiia other De OauUe oonduotod a 10-year « 'id « .» a PHILADELPHIA Chariea Burr of IB Adelaide ial was in Mt. St. Benedict solemn high Mass of requiem members o f the Oonunoii Mar: at St. Lawrence O'ToMe er explosives stored nearby. IsTitic for ‘the ceremonlea. campaign to eUmlnate U.8. Hampton, Sandra Jean, daughter of Gordon knd Shlrtey Rd.; Ms paternal grandpar- Cemetery, Bloomfield. The 88 were the third group of WATERBURT (AP)-Samuel ket and tha North Atlantic TVaai- Church, Hartford, at 10. Burial Despite ithe Iw avy loss. Ma­ domlnatlcB of Burope. He at­ Chrlsitensen Hampton, 318 Wetherril A , Manriieetor. She waa GIANT TIDE enla, M r. and IM s. Samuel cardinals created by Pope Paul Coeme, 29, of Waterbury has ty Organisation and enhanced NOTTS CREAM CHEESE w ill be in Rose H ill Memorial rble epokesman said there are tacked the qieclal privUegee of bom April 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Maaaey o f UMon; a brother, BIMwrd A. Axelsoa In his six-year reign and the been charged with fataUy shoot- duuioes of Britain gaining entry PLA0I«VAH1LLA« COFFEE Park, Rocky HUl. tfiouBh numitiona at other de­ the drilar and the Bildab pound grendniotiier Is Mn. Katherine Hampton, Mancheater. Her Steven Maeaey, aial a sister. Ridtard A. Axelson, 74, of pots to meet all operatlanat re- largest single group ever elevat­ Inghls ectoanged wife Carmen into the Btoropean Economic Friends may call at the as international reserve curren­ paternal grandfather Is Charles Christensen, Coventry. She has ■ a-25< Laurel Ann Maaawy, both at New Britain, father of MTs. qidiemento. ed to the otdlege at one time. Oosme, 21. Police said the shoot­ OonumMty. APPLE JUICE funeral home tonight from 7 to cies, and carried on extensive a slater, Dianne, 4 yearn, 9 months. DEL MONTI SUCED OR HALVES DANNONYOGURTS :=19« borne. James Sleeper of Wapplng, died Mhrlne spokesmen said the The pontiff made 37 cardinala in ing apparently took place Sun­ But govamment mlnistoro In FunAaese of U.8. gold wMob a « • w Prtvata funeral servloes will 9 and tomorrow from 8 to 5 and day afternoon after Cosme had London felt K woidd ba a long Sunday at Jiameu Andrew Mg sir base at Da Nang was un­ 1965 and another 27 In 1967. weokened the dollar. PobI, WnUem Ohrlslophor, son o f WUUam 'B. and M ary be hdd at the convenience of Tto 9 p.m. aakad his wife to return to him H oum, New Britain. der emergency limltationa for With today's consistory Pope time before basic Fien rii i>olioy Bellows Poifl, 49 Grove A , Apt 8, Manoheetor. Ha waa bom PEACHES the. Camily. Burial will be In and their five chlldran. 3 ^ 7 9 * Survivors include a sister, two 12 hoiira but reopened today to Paul has elevated a total at 87 changes. Some even felt De April 30 at Memdiaster Memorial Hospital. His maternal DELMOHTE COTTAGE CHEESE :?20c IMon Cemetery. Police said Mrs. (Joome re­ TRIETAVERH brothers, and two grandchil­ ponnal traffic abortly after the cardinals—more than the limit Gaulle might pull otte of his grandmothar la .Mrs. Nlcria BeUowe, WalltogMrd. His paternal Hotanaa Funeral Home, 100 ceived six bullet wounds from Hearing Set dren. fire waa dedared under control. of 70 that had been malntainad Jack-in-the-box ’ surprises and grandparmti are Mb. and Mbs. Harold PoU, Mancheeter. 5 cont1:^ $100 ' ^ Deaths in a .88 caliber pistol and was Main i t , is In charge o f ai> Funeral services will be held Occasional small exploeiona in the college for four centuries reappear as a candidate In the a m Ml • ■ M SWEET PEAS A On Diet Union HAIISCO PIZZA PIE ■irS7* rangementa. tomonow at 1:80 pm. at the rocked the base area after day- until the tradition was broken 10 dead on arrival at St Mary’s presidential elections. R IR O S ^n Hoapltal. Gray, Patrlric Andrew, eon of David ’ F. and Dorothy Ih a ro are no calling boura. Erickaon - Hansen and Son The Nation ligM , but Mindreda o f Viet­ fears ago. Other De OauUe poUdee over The family suggests that At Hospital Proctor (3 i^ , 138 Steep Rd„ Wapplng. Bo was bora April 19 Funeral Home, 6 Hart St, New Btuilay M . Rlneliart Jr. namese civUians, 200 U.8. Ma­ The OEfopa’s choices also con­ SALTINES 3t=S100 In lieu of Oowere toose wish- tinued the IntemaUooalliation at MAnriiestor Memorial Hospital. Hla maforaal grandmother 1228* AWAKE Britain. Burial w ill be at the MIAMI (AP) — Publisher rines and about 50 Viet Cong RepresentaUvea from ir^n- la Mbs. Theodore Prootor, Bridgeton, Malno. lOa paternal big to do so make memorial convenience of the family, in prisoners who had been evacu­ of the Church’s top rank by re­ cheater Memorial Hoqiltal contributions to the Associa­ Stanley M. Rinehart Jr., 71. Auto Insurance Probe grandparents are Mb. and M n. Laurenm Gray, Hiram, Maine. Falrvlew Oenvetery, New died in Miami Saturday. Rine­ ated begtoi returning. ducing the ItaUan proportion of the Hotel Reoteurant Bmploya'a tion for Retarded Children, 1 He has three brdtiiebe, Mark lo, end MiOliael 14, end Smtt 10. Britain. hart, son of mystery w riter Pjde reported heavy damage cardlnale from 82.0 par cent to Union, Local 99, AFLrCIO, will ■ a M) « a w State St., New Haven. There are no calling hours. Mary Roberto Rinehart, was to the tin-roofed, wooden etruc- 30.0 pw cent. The new men etoo Brings Owner Complaints meet tomorrow at tha Sttda Baton, Jeffery Scott, son of O eik and Josephine Brough SOAP PADS Those wishing to do so may turea in the area. A South Viet­ bring the average age of the labor Department In Wethers­ GRAND UNION CAMPBELL S Kobert A. Culver president and director o f the BsMU, 19 Oak A , RookvtUo. He was bom April 21 at RookvtUe make contributions to the Can­ namese military training cen­ caidiaato down from 71 to 68 By WALTER B. MEABS Hiarp said the subcommittee field at a pubUo hearing w han General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mn. Rose Robert* A. Cidver, 67, of 1031 New Tork publishing house cer Fund, or South Oongrega- Holt, Rinehart A Winston. ter, Hoa Cam, and military de­ years. deaor iated Pieoa W riter has no national figures on the arguments will be heard con­ Brough, RookvlUe. IBs paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Bffie Bs- Tolland T^ike., buOband of Mrs. tional Church, New Britain. The new selections also in­ canoaUation rate. Thaddeus Rich pendents' quarters also sus­ WABHUNCriDN (AP) — A cerning the compoaltlon of tiM teU, f^^rfogfleld. Mass. P O R K a B E A N S Hanel CoMoti Oidver, died yes­ tained heavy damage, Vlet- crease the power and prestige At an earUer bearing, the proposed Dietary Dapartment terday morning at Manchester HARTFORD, Oonn. '(A P ) — Senate probe o f the auto insur- Mrs. Bernice Sendrowskl Dr. lhaddeus Rich, 84, concert nameee sources said. of diocesan bishops around the committee got an accounting of Union at the hospital. Memorial Hoepital. Mrs. Bernice Janichl San- world and give developing na­ anoe Induriry has resulted in a appeals to the Insurance oom- The AFIrCIO local has made Mr. Culver was bom Nov. 5, master and assistant conductor drowskl, 83. of 15 Edmund St, of the nilladetpMa Orchestra tions a greater {dace in the stream of complaints from car mlaelon in South (JaroUna. That a bid to organise the 95-70 work­ ItOl in Meriden and bad lived widow of Peter Sendrowski, died highest council of Roman Ca­ agency rried the reaaoni for ers of the department and a 99 in Manchester fo r the pest 40 from 1900 to 1920, died in Hart­ Woman Beaten owners, charging their poticios yesterday at Manchester Me-, ford Saturday. Rich performed tholic lam. Only four of the new cancellation valid in only SO per cent initial ohow of strength year*. He was employed as a mortal Hospital. cardinals are members of the were onneried for odd, vague or coses out of 3M appeato It're- —based on the number o f work- toolmaker at the New Britain in the tWilte House for Presi­ At Switchboard, fUmsy reasons—including al­ She was born in Galub, Po­ dents Theodore Rooeeveit, WU- Vatican Curia, the central gov­ eelved over a 29-month period. era who have signed tha union VIVA ASSORTED Machine Co. before he retired land, Nov. 11, 1885, and had ernment o f the Church. Four leged bad “ personal babMs.” FUee from South Carolina for cards -la otelmed. AMERICA'S FAVORITE two years ago. He wise a jnst 11am Howard Taft and Calvin Husband Sought in one iTMtance a man was de­ been a resident of Manchester Ooolldge. have been nundoe, the Vati­ the past three ye a n included An Informal conference bo- chanoellor of Memorial Lodge, for the past 68 yiears. She was nied oovorage on grounds be Herbert Z. Oitfin Manchester and area police can’s ambassadors abroad, 24 theee reasons for cancriing or tween the partiee waa hold at NAPKINS 31*1®® Heinz Ketchup 4 s *1®® Peas a Carrots 5 .BMghts of Pythias. a member and one of the ganUiled and releed gamecocks. ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — are looking for a Bolton man are arch bishops or bishops and refusing to renew poUries: the Labor Department on April Survivors, besides his wife. In­ founders of St. John's Polish Another poHcy was canceled Dr. Herbert Z. Glffin, 90, last who reportedly walked into the one is a Jesuit Iheologlan. —''We received information 3. The purpose of the conferenoe GINO’S clude tlwee sons, Roy W. Oidver National Catholic Church. She because: "Tour w h s’s reputa­ was to attempt to ooma to an survivor among six doctore Municipal Building today at In announcing his nominations which indioatee you reside in a of Mandiester, and Russell J. was also a member of the tion does not m a tt our trader- agreement about the makwup practicing with the Mayo broth­ about 10 a.m. and created a dis­ on March 28, Pope Paul sold he neighborhood and home envi­ Cutvor and Robert F. Culver, Women’s Polish Alliance of writing standards." of the union without having to COIFFURE ers vriien they founded their turbance when he apparently was also designating two other ronment vritlch is critlciaed.” 12-OZ.^ GREEN both o f Waynesboro, Va.; two America. She had received a assaulted and injured his wife, The Senate antitrust and mo­ go through a formal publle hear­ clinic, died in Rochester Friday. cardinals but was reserving —“ We w ere told U iaT you 981 OBNTBB ST. e 9M 9999 pkK- GIANT brothers, Howard .-Culver of citation from President, Wood- nopoly auboomenlttee will dehre ing, but it was not euoeeaaful. nuomi Com Hakes NiUets Com 5 Mrs. Shirley Moran, the build­ their names "in pectore,” in his have been criticUed for the row Wilson for selling war He was a specialist in diseases Into such cases a t a public heai^ Berlin and Raymond Culver of ing’s switchboard operator while heart. This is a procedure em­ manner in whlrii you have han­ At that conferenoe, B. Terry bonds during the World War I. of the blood. BXmwood; a sister, Mrs. Thom­ she was at her post. ployed when a prelate is In a Urn next month, with the center- dled ycur financial reeponotbiU- Durant, the hospital edtomey, Grand Union 6-oz. She also acted an an inter­ Lawrraee A. Mailhee as SpUlane o f Meriden; five Police are looking for John Communist country In which Ms piece the trouMes of Gerald D. tles in the past We wera also claimed that most o f the soUott- W IG SALE Frozen cans grsndchikhvti, and several preter in state and local courts. SIHIEIVEPORT, La. (AP) — B. Moran, of Bolton. Although Huey of Straflud, Va. Ing for BlgnatureB Was done by OraneMix MazsiaGarDOii ...... ’ ■ promotian could increase his to*d that you are known to gam­ She was active in other civic Lawrence A. Mailhes. 83, for­ no one witnessed the actual in­ Huey learned Fri>. 19 hta poli­ nieces and nephews. problems with the government, ble and that you raised fighting supervisors. Durant aald this AND enterprises. mer general manager of the cident, municipal building em­ Mb. Funeral services vrill be held or when the prelate is in a key cy would not be renewed "by chfokens fo r gambling pur- would lead the signers of th e Freshboke She is survived by one son, Shreveport Ttmee, died' Sunday ployes said they come to Mrs. to 6-oz. tomorrow at 11 a.m. at HtHmes Vatican post from which his ele­ Royal Indemnity Oo. "because pooes." cards believe (hat the hos­ Sliced Deodorant Femoral Home, 400 Main St. The Roman P. Sendrowskl of Man­ in his home. A native o f New Moran's aid when they heard o f unfa'voraible intormatioo we pital gave tacit approval to the DEMONSTRATION mile Bread 'loaves' vation would remove him. Until kiTidX-iiry —"Tou moved around a lot chester; one daughter, Mrs. Orleane, he began his career as the noise of the scuffle. have received oonnemiiig per­ unlig]. Rev. Ehu’le R. Custer, pastor of Pope Paul announces the identi­ during file post one or two William G. Boehm, of Man­ a bookkeeper fo r the late pub­ Mrs. Moran was taken to Jrim Gaaplc, a labor dojiart- North United Methodist Church, ties of the two men, they will sonal habtta wltMn your houee- years." chester; one slater, Mrs. An- lisher Col. Robert Elwing. Manchester Memorial Hospital ment agent, aald that this ar­ wtt officiate. Burial will be in not become cardinals, and he bold.’* Moniay-7 P.II. -10 P.Me In a police cruiser where she -"Th is action was taken due gument had never been heaid Bucfcland Cemetery. may not ever do this. He go t another poUcy, but It IMPORTED SPANISH was treated in the emergency to your past interest and parttcl- before. He said the throe-mem­ WESTERN VALEN0A|||„3 P H Friends may call at the fu­ The new cardinals gather waa canceled without explana­ petlon in racing.” The driver room for facial cuts. X-rayed, tion. ber board which will hear the 10% to 20% OFF t neral home tokiight from 7 to 9. publicly for the first time In said he had participated only In Laird Galls Safeguard and discharged. "Sooree of atanilar eases came argumenta tomorrow, wlU have One person at the municipal their bright scarlet robes on drag races at a sanctioned track no precedent to fa ll back oil FREE PABKINO ON 8IDB Melons eo. Bbs. Aifirar Prenovoet Sr. to our attention,” sedd suboom- Oranges building was said to have got­ Wednesday evening to r the sec­ —and had given that up a year Mra. Thelmas M. VaidJeCar mlttee Chairman PhlUp A. Hart, The hearing beglna at 1:90 A M D K B A B ten the license number of ond, semipublic consistory. earUer. p.m. tomorrow In Wethersfield. Pronovoat, 61, of Bloomfield, Moran’s car. Pope Paul will then give them D-Mleh. Dean B. Sharp, aoriet- COLDEHDEUCIOUS , u aa rare SHowwmn sirter of Wallace VanDeOar of ‘Minimum Protection’ ant oounell to the panel, eak) the’ Early this afternoon, police their square red hots, or btrat- Mancheeter, died yesterday, at (Continued from Page One) said they had made no airrests. tas. oompirints are still coming. APPLES .>v m 10 69'^ MUSHROOMS 2 her home. She was the w ife of ed,” Byrd said in an Interview. S e w a l auto inauranoe can- 59' At the final consistory, to he IMPORTED Arthur O. Pronovoat Sr. need to perfect ABM,” he said. He added he has not made up celtationa stirred controversy In held in St. Peter’s Basllloa e. whose son was involved in an ^ O C K FULL 0 ' NUTS - 7 9 ‘ Joseph Boyce, 70, of 53 Laurel prevloualy listed as uncommit­ Senate Republican Leader Ev­ aooident. The other driver w«s COFFIE HEINZ KETCHUP BATHROOM tissue 4 ' 38 CASCADE St. died early this morning at ted. erett M- Dirksen, who usually The Permanent Memorial Day Immediately after the consis­ DEODORANT Committea of Manchester wUl ruled aft fault. Both can were COIXECE im -C H IC K EH WITH lORDEH'S Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. Meanwhile, several senators knows administration thinking, tory elevating the cardinala, the Insured by the same oompany. meet tonight at 7:80 in the pto- vaporated Mr. Boyce waa bom Feb. 19, —Democrats arid Republicans said over the weekend he doors of the oonststorlal hall The father refused a $100 set- EGG NOODLES E MILK 3 'tjrS 3 tiate courtroom of the Munici­ w ere opened to admit bishops, CHOCK FULL 0 ' NUTS *1®* SAFEGUARD SOAP 1899 in Portadown, Northern Ire­ —say President Nixon has told doesn't want a delay. Mamant, and again rejected an pal BuUdliig. airchblshops and abbots fo r a NEW! BOLDER , n. ■ACHNAN , ASSotnoruvoRS REFRESH0I6 land, and had lived in Manches­ them he has no intention of "The issue is pretty well set. offer of 1790. Ffaially, the claim V.j-ok. ter for about 50 years. He was compromising on the issue or It is Just as well to have a con­ vote of apptxival on the canoni­ THIN PRETZELS c«Uo bog I both Michael Adams, son of Mr. was settled for HJK19. EVANS TOPPINGS employed for 20 years at Ham­ delaying deployment of the sys­ frontation at first as at last. sation of Marie Rose BUllart. Then, on Jan.' 4, 1999, tUs no­ BOLD DETERGENT x 34 ‘ !!L ZEST SOAP ilton Standard Division of Unit­ tem. and Mrs. Thomas T. Adams of She was a crippled French nun Postponing deployment a year tice arrived: “Tour automobile PHUTOMA-DEALLAPEl ed Aircraft Corp., Windsor 426 Spring St. and sophomore at who sheltered priests during the 91 fUSI. iM foU fi has been aatvlng the Heaw Owssr IWAHIABUCeUPeHl HUNT'S ITAUAM m u HOMri Sen. Henry M. Jacksoti, D- means losing a year.” inwranoe is befog terminated Mb. Locks, before he retired eight St. Michael’s (foUege In Winoo­ French Revolutlan and ftxmded PORKABEANS 6 o il: *1“ CAT FOOD 9 5 ' 2 17^. Wash., once thought a likely In setting his present course beeauM of your lack of coopera­ for 9» YIAM. for a wstekfo HUU INIPKTION of TOMATOES 73* TOMATOE PASn 2 years ago. He served with the Nixon choice for eecretary of ski, Vt., has been elected preal- the Order of Notre Dame of Na­ nn of deploying anUfaalilatic mis­ dent of the college diemloal so­ tion and aeehftance In settls- ywir heme by a Tenrite Ceirtral bsert, aiwetvk.il 1 lb MM U” ®*-*UVARBTIES (WIT Royal Irish Fusiliers during defense, said Sunday he had siles—ABMs—around offensive mur. VEGCTARIANreahs 6 ciety. ment of your claim ..." *1®® N adi Dish Dinners 7 9 ' TOMATO SAUCE 2 !. 31* CATSUP 2 '£ r -' talked to the President and “ the missile sites, Nixon backed off A Bowie, Md., man wbo aald totel'riftar" ***’’"‘**' **•**' NEWIR'S _ r Rrars-CHEEnwim White House is not entertaining from the Sentinel project be In- he paid more than |9IM> in pre- DtMur Mr. Wsirt: IS-oi. HEm any comxiromiae." Chaminade Mtieical C9ub ex­ Cluufied in Murder RICE PUDDING eweft. S3* with this coupon and purchase of U-M. Penonal Notices helrited from President John­ ecutive board members will HARTFORD (AP) — Police mi urns to an insurance compa­ A s an additkoal exprmriqn o f ^ Stewed Tomatoes 2 '.tr 4 9 ' TOMATOE SAUCE 2 7 31* CHOI SAUCE 36* Another Democrat, Sen. Har­ son. □ meet tonight at 8 at the home have charged Clifton Fleming, ny over aevM> years told o f 6«^9Z40 ___ vil c f tbs asnriosB randsred, Pd Hbs MID couRON 8>oz. or 12-oz. pkg. ry F. Byrd Jr, of Virginia, aald b That system, first supported o f Mrs. Raymond Smith, 01 17, of Hartford with the fatal befog threatened with canoalla- DEAL LABIr-IEW! BOLDER DmimtMnT-KuuBi I M B in o riu i he came away from a Nixon extand my personal fhanks to Mr. ■ Is, tovbW rnmnory of my hus- and then Junked by Nixon after Walnut S t stabbing of James Douglas Tur. tlon after he filed two to­ b—A . BGniiiw O. HcOuin ««io meeting Friday with "no Indica­ rLaDnon. taking office, would have ringed nsr, 34, also of Hartford. taling 999J9. toeeed sway lApril fl>. vtn. tion of any backing away" by BLISS TBBHITE COHTKOL COKE (EBBatpte Dram s tattar) DETERGENT TOTAL CEREAL major U.8. cities with ABMs. It Members of the Knights of PoUce aald Fleming waa White leanons for oanorilation JOY dey la some smsU way, the President. COUPON GOOD thru SAT., MAY 3rd al you cams my nray, was opposed as too costly, un­ Pythias will meat tordght at charged with murder after the vary, foveatigatore have taemd DIV. OP BUSS KXTIUMINATOR CO.. INC. • 1ST. 1SS2 * "1 rm n RiU mi«9y by "M y impression is that the workable and likely to recharge 7:80 at the Holmes Funeral etabbing oecurred at about 9:40 nwny sue toaued a fter a oompa­ SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES BOLD lUMIT:■ <>HtCObKieW.CU,TO««l SM mMiioriee nevern die. White House is very firm and LIQUID the Sovlet-U.S. arms race. The Home, 400 Mala St, tor a p.m. Saturday. Turnar was In­ ny reoalveis reports about the Thtt OM tsi It Largggf I b C mbn. strong in favor of the course same criticism have been levied P tK X S m C T IV i TH R O UG H 5AT.. MAY 3RO. WB MURVE THS RIGHT TO UMIT Q U A N Tm E S . memorial service for Past jured in the right arm, nheat reputation or haUte of a driver . established 1874 • ^bey have already recommend­ agalnat ttw Bafeguard. ^ Chance Uor Robert Culver. and groin. or Ms family. Mpfichester Parlwde, Mkldle Turnpilte. Waaf — TripU -S Redemption Center, 180 Market Square, Newington Open Tuas., Wad., Thurs. and Sat. 9:00-5:30— FrI. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondays MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 28. 1989

S t; MM. AUoa T aata 187 B. Libby, 480 HUUard S t; Chartaa Korea shot down a Navy BOUl nam air afbrt was nndir a Cantpr St; Sarah Watson, 487 FUlar, 83 C ottage S t; Oeorge with 81 man aboard, eamd Sun­ atnain when ttw carrier loft for Section Two MONDAY, APRIL 28. 1969 MONDAY, APftiL 28. 1969” J / to 20 Canter St; MaMn Wmtvar, M artall, 98 W. Main S t, Rock- Navy Pares day ftom San. Henry M. Ja^- Korea in the aftermath -of the fioGpItal Notes CMar Min Rd., Totlaiid; M |a villa; Sharon Faccinto, Rocky aept, D-Waah. downing cl the InteHigerMe air­ Marlon Win oh eater, lai MU; Laurel Putrtment Ware­ craft April 16. St, Rockvma. Task Force "I can say that 'the Datonse house Point; Charles Clteatar; Department baa mads the deci­ A rapid series of weekand re­ were Wayne Mattbewa, U, of OMt taH h Wardtouse Point; Mn. Carol sion to pcotoot our reoonnala- . W N T O * Olartonbiiry, mid Neloan B. BIRTHS SATURDAY; A Ian ham and daughter, French To 8 Ships ports bad the task force entsri daughter to Mr. and Mra. Pater sanoe aircraft with support ing lha Baa of Japan than the Fnno, P w ^ mtaMtod Robinaao, 33, of U3 Doopwood Roman, IM Woodbridge S t; a Rd., Botton; Mfa. Shirley Hamp­ from our Air Force baaea in & Dr. No on# waa hurt, but both ton and daughter, 818 Wetharell (Oonttnoed from Page Om ) bulk of the armada slipping m Msraolles ‘IteatBunt Oi>- t pjm ^ son to Mr. and Mra. John Riv­ South Korea," Jartmon said in a through the Tmahima Strait* ganiiattaB me., la now epea cara were towed. en, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; a Bt; Mfs. Oayle Coaman and signed to the task forea, may ba broadooat tntervtaw p to n the Into the YeHow Sea. t MMa-t son, 378 South S t, RockvlUe. Monday thraosk Wadaeoday aon to Mr. and Mra. Waltar operating in the Saa of Je^wn. Pentagn aimauncement' The The batttertilp New Jersey av l nga, 8M to 10, to tha A motoroyela and a pickup 8 pjblA pjsm Hentschell, M Foxcroft Dr.; a "We wiU have ahlpo moving Pentagon has not conflrmed truck coUidad on Cantor Bt, Braidea: M ara.-t pju.. DI8CHAROBD YESTERDAY: had at fU«t been aafigned to the bottoin floor of tha wnUama M f son to Mr. and Mra. Ralph Mrs. Margiuret Alexander, Wll- all the time out there" mainly tU s. task force. IlMn it was datached BoUdlac of B t Mary*a Bpio- near ParUna St Saturday at Dukatt, 109A Terrace Dr„ Rock- aa part of the uaual locaUon of oq ^ Churoli on Parti Bt 5:45 p.m. Driving the motor­ olva Care end OeteoBuy Hmantic; Mrs. Beatrice Anaatdl, Jackson wpotu on the ABC to retuiti to Long Bearti, OUif., vme. WUUouns Rd., Bolton; Harold vesaria, he aald. program "foauas and Answera.” where It waa going in the flrat An aoMddiet a parent of a cycle waa Louia MlUar, of Si Owat BranaBtela 8Mofty oe|y. For the moment, Task Force lUace. drug uaar, and n profaaalcaial Whitney Rd.; driving tha oar 06 Btoiri te live BIRTHS TODAY: A aon to OrfSelU, 110 Comstock Rd.; The senator furnished the only Mn. Joaephine Felloe, 50 71 oonaiats of the Enterprise, eiiplarattian tor th e sw ltdies. coqnaalta* ara on hand to talk waa R obert t^fooito, of 145 W. Mr. and Mra. Walter Irwin, 97 Cantor St Miliar waa Injurad Summit St, Birch St; Mra. Maiy Noonan, and seven destroyer types, the Baying, "you might oaK it cost to anyona on an aaonymoua eo ftfi PhSheea, 11 tu n . ■ 90 Lockwood S t; Mra. Pmdtee Sterrett Dale, McCormick, effeettveneas." FmreSl F ire in MonilVlIle baoia. lha phono number la and waa treated at Manohaatar n m 1gm, and 8 pra.e pra.; Perry, Rowan, Stoddart and Mamorlal Hoepltal. DISCHAROED YESTERDAY: Stolarcsuk, 150 Deepwood Dr.; Soviet ooti^klBlnta about the 8tt48W . a ten b 8 pra.-4 pra„ and 8 Mian Marta Poudrter, 11 Short Mrs. Jeeuine FaBon, ' SO Hem­ O’Banncn. MONTV1L1.B (AP) — Vrtim- p ju .e pjaa. S t; Mra. Joan Oapello, 7 Manor lock S t; Olenn Custer, 20 Vine Navy ahipe had nothing to do teer firemen from Montville and A two-car accident occurred Henkin Indicated ihoM aMpa with IL Jackaott added. "R was Age Tlerite: 18 to maternity. L a^ Wapplng; Mrs. Valerie Dr.; Vetmon; Mrs. Ruth Quag- might be replaped by others Utt­ Watarftttd fought lor five hours Saturday at 8'JS p.m. at Main 18 In SagUo, 41 BIgekaw St; Mn. IH, 119 WeddeU Rd.; Cheryl e r cn. a decision based on the beat mil­ Saturday hefoce controlling a St and Hilliard St Tha driven French, Warehouae Point; Dan­ itary plan to handle this kind of forest fire, which burned along Police Log ware John A. Sterwart Jr. of noronoa Durtiam, East Hart­ Henkin sUm> aaid the battle- problem ." ford; Mn. Linda Sagese, Eaat iel Carey, 66 Ludlow Rd.; ttUp New Jersey is due to return the Oonnectleut, Turnpike naar Broad Brook and Charloa M. Hartford; Mra. Susanna. Zeruk, Homy Saucier, Broad Brook; TTie task force of four aircraft the MontvUIe-Watertord town Blake of 46 Blole Dr. to Long Beach, Calif., on May 5. carriers, three cruiser* and 23 town line. ABBEBTS 1 UmH wllh MMinMilai Bast Hartford; Mra. Cynthia Susan OrtowaM, 147 School St.; TTie battleship waa due to arrive radar wnyp ynHdsc wpmeo Is Mrs. Ann Kellner, 51 Dale Rd.; deatroyen was aaaembled most­ O ffldaia aald the bUma began David M. Bversote, 19, of 2M1 COMPLAINTS Wlae. m Park St; Mrs. Har- home several days ago but had BIHi«ton Rd., Wapping, choiged liat Olaavar, 107 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Roocanna PhllMps, Storrs; ly at the eiqMdse of the Vietnam at about 10:30 a.m. and was A rod light waa recently etol- been diverted to the western Pa- Naval effort. wkh niaking unneoeaaary ncine en from the roof of a pickiqi kMpItal wkOe «he Mra. Maureen Bmeraon, 17 Mrs. Dordlhy Melbourne, Ams- clflc after the ttiootlng down spread over a two-to-three miisa ton; Mrs. Leonella Oianaantl, 82 One of the carriers had been with a nutter vehicle, failure to truck owned by the Central Oon­ Oeocge Dr., Rockville; Mn. the E C m . area on the west aide of tha obey a traffic control aign, and y Floranoe Ouay, ao Spnice St.; Pine Knob Dr., Wapping. shifted from Vietnam, and It turnpike. Smoke from the Are nectleut Co-op, Ml Apol PI. The Firrt report of the reduoUon was likely the flat top would re- spoedlg^-C ourt d ate Miay 12. light ia valued at tai. Prtitli IMiiy: m Helen BeU, Slocum Rd., Heb­ Also Carole Sxetela, 88 D art- of the task force, sent to the Sea caused vision dlfflculttes tor PINE PHARIHACY ADUnTED 8AT0IIDAT: ron; M n. Lorraine BehUng, 123 mouUi Rd.; Nell Lawrence, 89 tum there. drivers along the turnpika, po­ Doane St.; Fred King, 41 Ed­ of Japan last week after North The Navy had aala Itb Viet­ lice aaid. 664 CENTER ST. — 649-9814 ‘ CyntMa D. Wise, 152 Pack S t, A power Obovel waa driven in­ ICrs. OarmaBa Btmoiite, South TOrraoe Dr., RockvUla. obarged with imlanyfut dia- WlBdnr; IfiC AgnM Bum*. W Also Alvin Cyr, Hartford; ward St.; Irving Beaupne, 904 to a 12-toot deep ditch at the Pleasant Valley Rd., South chaege of fivearma. Court date South St conatrucUon alto Sat­ Oak 8L. Wkpptai(; Roy Bunia, Rcaaenaiy Moaser, 40 Creatwood May 13. V«tBMi O a it e Apta., Vamoa; Dr.; Dlno DePelligrinL Staf­ Windsor; Mrs. EXnor Durocher, urday at about 4 p.m. The I t a . Hdda OaOray, 7> Amott ford i^prtngs; Cynthia Downey, E ast H artford; P e te r Hlckiey, ehovel ia owned by the J.N. Sherwood Cirole; Attreit Four­ B rian Fieher, 18, of BXgln Clapp Go., of BUlngton. Rd.; Daaid OoOina. 19B El- Broad Brook; Robert MaUdn, 47 Dr., ToUand, chaiged wltli mak­ drtd^ B t; lir a . Irane Bans, 2SC Reed St, Rockville; Mary Le- nier, 210 Benedict Dr., Wap­ (HMrali FiMito BnoiAvIcitti) ing unneceaaary nolae With a Hoaaa Dr.; Donald EomwaK May, Merroar Rd., Coventry; ping; Alfred Partnea, 29 Summer Former State. Rep. LaVergne WilHaans taikB with friends wt piarty. About 8300 worth of clothing St. ; Joeeph Frey, 42 Linnmore motor vehicle. Count date May waa otolen from a clotheOUne at Jr., South Wtadaor; John Oac- Mtchnll Ayers, Vanmi Oar- 12. ■oa. IM Paifear S t; Alfrwl den Apta., RodcvlUe; Otto Petar- Dr.; Mrs. BUen Ronumo and 300 B. C enter S t yeotaiday am. Andorar; lira. Annie aon, 81 View S t; Mra. Claudfo daughter, 61 Footer Mrs. Columbia morning. The clothea belonged - ...... - - Brneat P . Somogl, 84, of ITS to Nancy DeMonte of that BaaBaM-, Bolton; Vamon Lot* UttlaOetd, M Nye S t, RockvUle; Paula Lathrop and daughter, 4 Dailey Circle, RockvlUe; Mrs. Spruce St., chaiged w ltli faU- addreoa. B am n, Flandera Rd., Ooran- FTedarlck BIgelcw, Beat Hart­ ure to ob^ a irattic control tijr; Fatar Lantot, WllMmantlc; GaU Roaenb^ and son, 102 Bolton*8 Michael Pesce Cited ford; Frederick ThraU, 377 E . aign. Count date May 12. A diamond ring and radio Maloora Maekay, Hasard- Mlddla T^ikn.; Mrs. Nancy Wlnthrop Rd.; Mrs. Jean Larkin STOBES OF FASHIOM Michael Peace, retiring after try’s first ariectman. Botton curring during their i and aon, 62 Sonvemet Dr.; Mrs. LaVergne Williams Honored were stolen from the home of ama; Mra. Olga llaoImcJilan, Hegenar, Hebron Rd., Andover; Anthony Petock Jr., 23, of 28 y e a n os Bolton srtectm an, Flrat Seteotman Richard M om, Serving aa moalar of ooew- Sjrcainore Tran, Coventry; Mra. Mary Pohl and son, 48 Gnove Local realdanta and frienda of After bto "raUrement"—Vern TraaaportaUoa Oommlttoca, the Michael PaUebi, 8 Sontina Dr., monles, Mr*. Tedford ateo in­ Richard Poaaardt, Stafford HaaardvlUe, charged wttfa inak- yesterday. Palleia said he left waa given a watch by hte eteter, present Democratic selectman AcBoa Mkrotn. DB N. Sdiool Sprtn^ik St; Mrs. IGiren Gaudreau and LaVeegsM WilUama honored tha naVer heard of the word—he subcommittee tor the Univeralty Joeeph Licltra and past Demo- troduced Paaoa’s vHfo and two daughter. Warehouse Point Ing unneceaaary noise with a his home about. 8:80 loot night Mn. Norma Tedford, vice- ■ t; Edwin Melqidat, n Also Richard Bacon, Kelly veteran lagialatar at on "Appe«- waa aaaoclated wlUi toe Weaton of OonnecUeut and Interim motor vehicle. Court date May cralic selectman Dr. Bernard daughters. ’lha Paocoa Uve cd CaqMBtar Rd., Bolton; Dehorah Rd., Vamon; Mra. Helen MHnk- M. Janka Oo., daaitog in marine Oommittee on fotergcrveifiment- and when he returned at 9:60 chairman of the Republican Sheridan all cited Peace’s olatien Day" yeotarday at the 13. p.m. the ttema were gone. Po­ /Valu­ Rt 86, and "Mika” runs a oon- llORoaa, M tydand Rd., Bol­ lar. Converse Rd., Bolton; Mrs. oh, baby, look at equipment and later with the al Oonunttteea. He also served Town Committee, at a teotl- able service to the town. Dr. atruetten businaaa. (Harald photo ton; Hra. Ufta. Parker, U Apri Barbara Samkio, MartboroiKh; Oangregafktoal Omrob pariah Ounver Mig. Oo. of Manoheoter as the Tolland County Chairman ' James F. CamponrtU, 20, of lice said entry was gained by monlol dinner dance arranged Sheridan recounted incidents oc­ by Buoatvleina). PL; Brail Pamn, 11 Ridgewood Hector Goulet, Hartford; Mrs. bouaa. aa a oonouMhig engineer. cf the House of Repreaentativea. 79 M ather S t, charged virlth dis- breaking a glaee on a side door. The ri^, a half carat atone by the committee Friday at ■ t; Onorato ^ M to, n McCann Darla Perossello, 31 Florence MOTHER’S DAY WttUama, a nattva of Wimama waa elected to the During hte last texm, the regardlng a stop eggn. Court Ftaao’s Restaurant Dr.; Jamaa Walker, MB Bart- ALL TOP LINES these beautiful buys and two smaller stones, with a S t; Mra. Ann Lewis, 198 McKee earn# to Columbia la 1980 and General AaoentUy in 10W oa rtatua of OolumMa Leke a* a date May 12. Over 100 attended the event lord Rd.; John Walton, An­ St; Jo n ^ Landry, 274 Wood- 008M 1II108 gold bond, waa purchaaed ki baa been vary aottva to town Oolumhia'a repreaentetlva along town-owned lake waa protected 1946 for $400, PaUeln said. The including selectmen from (tev- dover. b el^ St; Janice Eckler, 16 with another newly elected rep- Ronald E. Otiy, 18, of H art­ ADMl'l'l'D) TBSnaiDAT: by leglslatian totroduoed by and radio ia valued a t fSS. etttry, Andover and ToUand. Byron Rd.; Mra. Mary Richard­ ARTHUR DRU6 ... at all D&L stores aflalra and poUttea aver rtnna. reeeittaUve from Putnam, followed up by him to a auoeeaa ford, and Ruiakl F. fitrano Jr., Peace’s cousin of the aeme name Mra Ruth Aaba, 470 Bolton Rd., son, Bast Windsor; Mrs. Abna Ha waa a oorvloa ntpreawila- named John Dampaey, the 18 of 10 Allen D r., Vernon, Vamon; Jam aa Baldwin, 417 N. ful oonduoloa. Five "Polirg^aa'’ Urea mount­ but dUferent party to Covan- tlva for Nattonal oaob Ragloter preaim govamor. Looally, WlUlanu introduced riiarited with breach of toe Main S t; Joaapb Baratia Broad for National Baby Week and roao to oatoa manager, wUh peace (flgbUng). Court date ed Mai or by contacting Mrs. Keneth color. 40 X 60. Reg. 4.60. The Bourque car waa towed. Aaeltine, 784 E: Middle Tpke. Members are reminded to bring An 8 X 10 Portrait of Your Gbild in Living A car driven by Diana L. baked items for a food oale to 861 ouMo mch. V-« engttto 250 HP., aU vinyl budget seotta wtel to wan Magnate, 851 Oakland St, be held before the card party. Oaali and vteora, outside rear view mkror, back-up UgMs, windWttotd w atoen, hlddim heed- PLISSE COVERLET bounced over the railroad hanps;. aequeotlal turn dgnate and mudi, much more! tracks at the bottom of toe hiU Bridge Group of the Man- Bunny print reverses to white polished cot­ on Vfoodland St yesterday cheater Newcomer* Club of the ton. Warmcel filled. Plisse ruffle. White with morning at U:88. The heavy YWCA wlU meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. William faolticolor. 86 z 46. B eg. 4JiO. S J W bounce caused the right trait vdieel of the car to ooUapae, M urray, 15 Griswold S t and tha car swerved to the right and hit a tree. The drives was Beaman Apprm. Daniel R. MePhereon, mm of Mr. and 19$9 COUGAR COLOR taken to Manoheoter Memorial N COMFORTER HospIteLl Where sh e waa tre a t­ Mra. Leland G. McPherson of ed. Her car wa* towed. 169 Irving B t, has recenUy 00m- Dacron polyester filled. Floral print on white pletod basic training at the U.8 . ground reverses to solid white. 86 x 46. White Naval ’Training Center, Great A three-car, rear-end col- Lokea, ni. He la on leave before with blue, pink or maize. Beg; $6. Uston coourred Saturday at rqiorUng to the USB New at 13:12 p.m. oa Center St, near Norfolk, Va. K \ m i Stone Bt The drlvere were, Delivered! BATHOIL BVederlooa Bavtdaida, 18 Ridge The first moettng of the Jun­ 2699 Bt; Francte J. Keefe, 3 W. Cen­ ior Young Judea wlU be held ACRILAN THERMAL PRINT ZIP-A-QUILT TODDLER BOYS’ and ter Bt, and Hugh M. Edenbum, W ednesday from 7:80 to 8:80 LOW BANK FINANCING WITH UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAYI BLANKET Downlon filled. Reg. $7. S.SO GIRLS’ SWEATERS 168 Ludlow Rd.. p.m. at the home of Mra. Har­ 2 6" nylon binding. 36 x 50. Sea^ old Kratex, 12 Boott Dr. Thoee foam, pink, maize, white. Assorted cdors and patterns. i A head-on ooUision ooourred wishing more information may 1-PC. STRETCH TERRY Sizes 1 to 4. Beg. 4:60. 2 , 2 9 Saturday on Pine St, near For­ contact Mire. Joaon Novltch, 71 Reg. $6. ^ COVERALL est S t at 7:13 p.m. Tte drivers Lawton fit. CM L IDEA FOR SUMMER Sizes 0 to 8 months. Maize. RECEIVING BLANKET ASSORTED GROUP OF Reg. $4. 2J2B PLISSE INFANTSWEAR 26 X 84. Assorted colors. Reg. 79c. 2 f o r 1 .R S COTTON THERMAL Gowns, kimonas and receiving Air Conditioned squares. Reg. $2. 1JM Now Is the time to buy NEW TIP TO TOE RECEIVING BLANKET b y STRETCH PERCALE SHEETS Bound edge. White, pink,* blue, more Savings Bank TERRY HOOD ’TOWELS BEAUTY PLANNING Famous make, stretch weave cot­ maize. Reg. 2.26. 1.M Cars 8 Life Insurance ton percale. Reg. $2. Double knit cotton terry bound for your summer driving pleasure! Consider one of these 1 f o r S 3 TODDLERS' ASSORTED with white knit bindiim. Pink, around-the-clock k it Cf DRESSES maize, starlite. 86 x 86. Also with tulip print binding. TOPPER SETS Plaid jumper with white blouse, * 5.00 Reg. 2.56. AIR-CONDITIONEQ CARS JUST Assorted group of sleep and play plaid dress with matching pants sets, also home-frtHn-the-hospi- or navy dress with white dots. 67 M E R C U R Y PARKLANE 67 C A D IL L A C regularly 12.00 TERRY TOWEL and tal sets. Reg. 8.60. S«49 Sizes 1 to 8x. Reg. $7. S.M 9 Thia b a genuine full eolor film proceaa 65 LIN C O L N CO NTINENTAL 65 CADILLAC WASH CLOTH SET not to be confused with oil tinting INFANTS' DRESSES 65 M ER C U R Y M O N T C LA IR 64 CADILLAC Charles of the Ritz invented a complete 24-hour beauty program- FITTED PERCALE CRIB 86 X 86 double knit towd with 9 Colorful new backgrounds almubte 68 M O N T E G O B R O U G H A M SHEETS Top and bottmn embroidered 10 X10 washcloth, l^ te o r tulip cKpenolve oil portraiture 67 THUNDERBIRD 4 introductory sized treatments in a bamboo kit! Everything works batiste dresses or lace trimmed Prints, solid pastels and white. print knit binding. Pink, malM, toad 67 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 67 D O D G E M O NACXD continuously, starting with Liquid Revenescence^ to provide moisture and scalloped styles. White, pink, staiiite, white. Reg. 2.60. 1 .W plus BOf per family for Reg. 1.69. l.l® blue, maize. Reg. $2. 14W 65 MERCURY PARKLANE 67 O LD SM O BILE W A G O N er makeup fragrant, silkening RituaU Bath Oil and Ritual^ Body handling and innuanoa GIFT SET 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 68 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL TODDLERS' SUMMER HI-BULK ORLON BLEND tion-RituaU Night Treatment to give smoothing face care as you Bring all the children to Scare thie week for a beautiful 8 x 10 portrait taken by our Is your life insurance program keeping pace 65 BU ICK ELECTRA PAJAMAS BLANKET Includes 20 x 80 combed kAit- rofeasional baby photogrimhere. No appointment neceaaary, ages 6 weeiu through 66 BUICK LeSabre Convertible sleep. For 5.00, you owe it to yourself, don't you? Famous name cotton print pit- towel, 10 X 10 washcloth, comb­ with your growing responsibilities? Now’s a 68 LIN C O LN Fancy acetate delustered pattern {4 years. Groups tuen at 99^ per child . . . limit 1 per family. good time to let ii.s show you how you can add CONTINENTAL COUPE jamas for bo3rs and girls. S i^ binding. 86 x 60. White, pink, ed knit smocked sacque, novdty to your family’s security with low-cost Savings 1 to 4. Reg. 2.69. 1 rattle. Beg. 8.50. SvA o | fLc blue, maize. Reg. 6.60. Natarafly (ter* if ae obtttmtton 10 toy Lunch 1-2 Dinner 5-6 Bank Life Insurance. Come in, write, or phone All Are Reasonably Priced and Fully Warranteed . . . addiOomd pertndu. Howntr. midiOmml for complete details. WHITE HEAVYWEIGHT NYLON COMFORTER and pmtrmiu to mray stsm mtd styUs wv mmU- PhotogrmpUe heart daring rtgalor ttmrt INFANT BOYS' Biid 646-1700 BLANKETS GIRLS' SWEATERS PILLOW SET atU of ear tmtmmbh

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ICANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1969 HANCHESmCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1969 PAGE h V “ few speachea, but Roiudd F k n is, ing these ooftee boura wUl be Reynolds and Lonm PlUabury. (In the dark) by Patricia Land- Saturday nigM at South Nlnd- nex. At the Aptg Si iiiaatlng, BoUon Demseratio ooordbntor pro­ Negro, Farria, Josqih Uoftra, Bolton South Windsor Phyllis Reynolda’ blossomiiy grebe were eeiimtlnnal. aor Hlgli SchooL Tiekata will Board W ill Hear tha boand heard plana to rwRmf- ^ Manchester Area mises that tbay will ba ‘short M arilyn and RuasaU MOomm, from the hopeless starlet to Othen In the siqiporting east be sold at the door. Be there Oa otfioaa and Eacflltiea in tha andawaet'. And aU will ba fraa." Mis . Lopaa, Mrs. Clairs War- Gypsy, the star, waa a clever are too numerous to mention, for curtain time at 8:M. Several Reports BamMR eomptex, whioh would Campaign, in Final Week, ■varyona ia invited—Democrats, fal, Alojraiua Ahearn, Butohln- OftficialM M eet W ednesday transformation and impreaslve. but deserve credit for the at­ Includa using T s «t Osntar space Fine ^Gypsy’ RapuhUoans and independents. aon, Houle and Leon R tveri. At tonight’s raetoligr, the Two Motorcyclists Hurt Particularly tender and tention given to each respec­ as storage oraa toe opooUH "Bring tbe whole family and The purpose of tha ooffoa poignant was PhylUa Rsjmoida’ tive part, however incidental. Apple P roda^ Zapple TVk to match Brings Stepped-Up Activity Board of Edueation wUl hear teachers. have a good ttm a". hours Is to meat the csndldatea 0h Twjcn Tax List Problem s By Players number entitled "Little Lamb" Ginger ' Rlchaidaon, apart >nx>rU by Aasiotant Siq>erin- In Collision in Andover NEW TOfRK (A P)—The Beat- and dlsetias the lowea. TUs brought objoetiona fram r«c|w 4wn- which she sings to a toy stuffed from her starring role, must be ^ the ounpaign for town ton resorted to this type of Oongreasman WUUam 8t. tendeto of «ma been leadeivhlp been ao ailent Uwae mlttae chairman o f tha Mlaii- colorfid array ^tended the Seta might have been a prob­ Mr*. Aim Lopes, Mrs. Mhcltyn In Bolivia gras Center pre-odwU class a broken lag, and the secend was bending down to |^ek op a hy tba Board of Tax cause the owner cannot be moment when the audience wUh the lAons;” a George Har- the mori organfoed attack on past two years? Why has It chertar Education Assodaticti. opening night p^ormafioe of lem with so many changes of GUddsn, Mrs, Bva Morra, John for the deaf; and board mem­ driver, David Provonchor, 30, paOkaga o f dgorottas whan $MO,000 worth o f found. Anyone missing one? rocked with laughter at th e scenes, but the desired effects riaon-compoeed album recorded their peal, atoce the Demnon^ auddenly become ao vocal?” he (Oonttnued from Page One) WlU prooant a grievance on be­ the musical “Cypey” to see the Connolly, Bruce Hutchinson and ber Herbert A. Phelon Jr. of of 60 Bloaell S t with a smaahed tha accident happened. raal aatata appaarhig on tha bumps and grinds o f their own were uniquely achieved with with a Moog syntiieter, and an took over many boards on the asked. Negro. half o f Mrs. Sue Tyler, Man­ knee cap. enactment of scenes from the the building and ottea Commit­ Vernon poMca ware Inionned dht not ap- hometown talent strippers. Gum a minimum of props. album by poof-writer Rhdtard Junior high aohool issue about Janaen oonoludad by saying that went off under his bed chester High SdMxti teacher. life of Gypsy Rose Lee. The coffee hours are achedidad tee on Bennet heatti^ plans and Bttidwin sold he swerved to Sumlay by the tnanagar of tha r tax Uat aa pr^wred chewing, hardened-to-the-job There were a few giqta and Brnufgan. •«ght years ego. (Bt«on voter* that “ the truth la the Republican when he was not home. rbe board w(H act on IS teach­ tee has set a public hearing for V as follows: Tomomiw, 1 to S •pedflcatlans. try to avoid hitting the dog. Farm Shop at Vernon CSrda by tha data procaaring aanrlca The Comtry Players will re­ and old-pro Teaaie Tura w aa rough spots which may be at­ Other wrttera and poets oom- C m e k a d ■ « now liatod two GOP to otm leadetahlp has served tha town As hla running mate In the ing staff resignations, a leave Thursday at 8 p.ip. at the Com­ peat "Gypsy” on Thursday, Fri­ p.m. at- tha home o f Mr. and At Its Oct. 14, 1968 meatiiv, but hla motoroyciA Btruok P i » that fSOO waa m totov when be « f tha OoBBaotlcut Bank a n d well interpreted by Jeanne tributed to opening night Jit­ mitted to aHmme Include Lsm- tytmocrei. to one unaftHiated.) aaril and deaervaa the oontlnu- of abaenca, a change of leave vanchor on the leg. The dog munity Hall to dtscuas a pro­ day and Saturday nights of this Mrs. Warrsn Patter, Hebron 1066 elections, Barrientos chose the board requested a semi-an­ opened the rtiop at 6:63 aan. Troat Oo. Manglno. As Mamppa, Nan ters, but for a night of great rence Ferlinghetti, Michael DOWNTOWN M ANcnram t, ass m a i n a n u t e r ing auppoit of tha voter.” of abaenoe affactlva date, a was atruck and killed. posed health code and regula­ week. The alwtemerit, horn RepubU- Rd.; tomorrow, 7 to > p.m. at SUes-SaUnas, 40, one o f iha nual report on Project Cbnoern. Bine* there was no visible Rtehaid Prandargaat, o f tha Brown nearly stopped the ehow fun and splendid entertainment, McClure, Kenneth Pathen ^ T o w n OommMtm chairman sabbatical leave, and an ap­ Other area police activity: tions of food semdoes. Although It was the story of We give credit to young adults DenaevaMe Rally the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ founders of the Social Demo­ **■ to board members maaiw of en ^ , police thaarian alata tax comaniaalonar'a of- with her “bumping trumpet.” "Gypsy” is a must and may Charles Olson and Allen Gins­ Milton Jeiwen, is the fimt of pointment Action wUl be tak- Katheryn Nolan of East Hart­ The town will be arioed to Tha Damooratlo raUy will be­ ert OUdden, Coionial Rd. in cratic party but more of a uni­ on April 18. Soott and Wolf re­ oomeona stayed In a rent room floa wfll attatMl along with rise to feme from an And Blectra’a electric gyrations be seen Thursday, Friday and berg. ••voral statements which he « i on three ncn-prafeaslonal ap­ ford was charged with breach eulopt these at a future town “ also ran" status In her young gin at 7 p.m. Wadneaday 'at the Rosedale; Thuiaday, 8 to 10 cently attended a meeting of Saturday night until the shop raptaaantatlTea from the OBT. •ays are "designed to*tell the versity profesaor than a poUU- pointments. of peace, resisting arrest op- meeting. Bolton Lake Hotel, of which Rsy p.m. at the home o f Mr. aad olan. communities receiving children closed and then broke thraiiih Jklao attanrtiwg wUI ha mem- life when she grew up in the truth.” eraUng an unregistered motor Singers Perform fliMutow o f her sister June's Negro, camppignliil’ for first Mrs. Lawrence Rampelltnl on In recent months the two had from Hartford through the pcoj- a aide door to reantii the money. bara o f tha Board o f Aaaaaaois, Jensen claims (hat "half Vegotablas, whether garden vehicle, operating without a li­ A Bolton High School sing­ eetaotmaa, ia one of tba owners. South R d.; Friday, 7:M to 0:80 been at odda over srhether Con- 6CL* Everett OoUlna, Sk o f 13B tha Board of Tax Review, the fame, it was also the story of toutha, innuendos, and oUbrigHt firah o r ftoaen. rtiould always cense and cgwrating without a ing group, the Sights and Tlisre wlU ba "dinner, drinks, p.m. at tile home of Mr. and greas riiould be caUed for anoth­ West Main fit., waa arreotod and Board of Vlnanoe and tba a designing and domineering Bea are misleading BoMon’s Tonlght’e meeting wlU also ta- be cooked quickly and oenred helmet yesterday. Sounds, performed for David mother who meant so weB that and gifla for aU who attend as Mrs. WUUam Houle on Botten er seoalon. When Barrientos de­ olude a dlacusston o f the Teen diarged with failure to drive a loan treaaurer and town clerk. oltlaens. Never before baa the hot The longer vegetables are U m Nolan motorbike w as wall as campaign Ittaraturea — Center Rd. cided agalnsL it, SUes-Sallnas reasonable dlatanoe i^Murt and P in t OalBobnan Richard and Julie Bisenhower at St. ahe almost stifled her datEb- J^omocratlc leaderaMp in Bol­ Center on the third floor of the exposed to heat aad air, tha observed on R t 0 and the it ­ and at ooursa there will be a Among the candidateii attend­ denounced him. failure to carry reglatiaitlon M om raid that ha axpeots the Marys Church Friday night. ter’a climb to euoceas. Ttie LOW PRICES! SchocU St. admintotratlve an­ more Vitamin C they lose. erator was not wearing a hel­ after a three-car aocMeot Satur­ aaaaion to produce “ oomtnio- The groiq> has appeared at selection of Ginger Richardson met She waa stopped and an the Depot, the church’s coffee as (Ms character was perfect day on Rt. 8B. 2 ttaa raoommdodatlona*’ to pre- Investigation ahowad rile bad no F i r s t Drivers of Iba other two coi* a reoocuranoe of the att- houia, end was among two even to the cut of her gib. Her ) TOP QUALITY! llcenae and tha motor Mke was groups ashed to sing at the spe­ raucous, graveUy voice, which not reglatered. EQie la scheduled involvad wore Roberta Balta- maa of bene Dr., and Robert WhBe reaUalng that 4 p.m. is cial dinner. (The other group accented the characterisatian, N a tio n a l to M>prar in Manchester Cir­ Deerodwre of Chamberiafii fit an inoonventent hour, the meet­ couldn't make It.) made K dUflcult to believe that cuit Court 13 May 16. i OoWns is oehedified to itopear ing, which was originally ached- Miembeiw o f the group are she has been a member of the Stores Valuable Guy J. Labreck, 60, of WUU- In IRookvIlle CIroult Court 13 idad tor T was moved up to Pamela and Kathy Oeer, Karen Haitford Symphony Chorale. [SnuSie mantic waa charged with fail­ May 30. avoid oonftlot with the Damo- Hills, John Pottertont Duane Le- OMy during a moment of deep r-l\ ure to negotiate a curve In Bol­ Blanc and MUce Ftono. despair following u breakup ^.Js&H STAMPS! First ton last night after hla oar o o v E N n r r oratle open iaNwe, llom i said. The following arreota wwa No other day was poaslhla be- Bulletin Board with her latest auitor does she went off the road and struck Registration for colt and pony break down to a low emotiokial PlUiiiM a utility pole. made by Coventry pObce over 8 the weekend: Ourtlo GEmms, 37, Another meeUng has also baseball leagues tonight at the eM>, and breaks the audience National He la scheduled to appear hi Mamfleld, operating an unreg­ been scheduled for this week, Community Hall from 7 to 7:30. down with her. niere weren’t Manchester Clrouit Court IS, istered motor vohlcle, aad which is already bunting with Meeting of all Interested in many dry eyes. But hope «Ud M ay 36. S t o r e s VERNON Levito P . MhrUn, 73, P u trlQ go poitttcal activity because town forming a midget football team not die, even alter ahe saw her daughter gain fame in her own La., Tolland, failure to ob^ electlooB arill be hrid Mext.hDon- tonight at 7:30 at the Com­ Mrs. Patricia Lokan of 164 munity Hall. •top alggi. Botb are adMduled day. right, she would always feel she Vernon Ave. waa arrested last night by Venion police after to appear in Manobaatar Cboult Tile health adVleory commit­ could be an Integral part of her Advertisement— daughter’s life. This was the'' residenta of Ward 8t reported Court 13 May 19. Vote for experience. Vote ta t way Louise, Gypeys mother, seeing her wandering around Also, Kenneth Moigan, 39, new ideas. Vote fa t long­ was and (his was the way back yards. Victoria Rd., Coventry, viola- time eraidents. Vote for new­ Ginger Richardson was. YOUNG HENS -10 to 14 Lbs Mn. Lokan was charged with tlon o f state braEfle control rign. comers. Vote tor honest rep­ The rest of the characters kitoxloation and held ovantight Court M ay oS, and Thomna Ktad- resentation. Vote Repub- were weU cast and showed the Lowest Price in Years I at the police station. She waa aal, 46, Mote fit, Ooventiy, vlo- Hoan.____ effects of Fred Ragassl’s artis­ BUB later released. Court ditie lua lation of state Iraffle oontrol tic direction. Paula fiaiishati ...brings ynu Bupen'or not been set sign, Comt May M. Msnobester Evening HenUd and Julie 'nsclnaki w Baby Bolton oorreapondent, Cleme- Louise and Baby June grew up w ell Voung, tol. MS-8M1. to remarkable older likenesses in the personages of Phyllis qualHig ali unmaliiihBil Hearings Slated May 6, Depot Donates T g E t B L H igher Gi^eens Fees Topic T o St. Ju d e ’s A public hearing on a pro- apptoprtotlans to the Genatol poeed amendment to tbe Man­ SSmd budgiet a s «: 913,0M to the Tile proceeds at tbe Depot Snack LIM IT 2 valuBsl chester Country Club lease, plus Polioo Dapastmedt, to pravMa Coffee House on Friday night TRAY tor special servtoes and to ba ~ s n i i n i ^ j y two wT proposed additional tq>- wlU go toward St. Jude’s ChUd- financed by Increased equival­ propilations to the current Gen­ ent revienue from special serv- ren'e Hoqiltal in Memphis, A I Finast SAUSAGE MEAr®53< 2 9 ^ eral Fund budget, and one to loes; and 9S.2(X> to kOoceUaneoiM Tenn. The hoepitoi treata'letdi^ Comp. Rstiil the Special T ax District Park­ Aipropriattons, to pay tourih mJa and related diseesee. 3 Lb ing Authority, will be conducted quarter Inouranoe premiums Tte Depot staff voted recent­ YOU WIN UP TO May 6 by the Manchester Board and to be financed bum 1967-68 ly to give proceeds at cne of P k 9 s of Dlrectora., uneqiproprtotod surplus. tlielr regular m,eetlnga at the The board’s'meeting will be at The proposed addttiomd op- Depot whldi is In the basement 1.98 8 p.m., in the Municipal Build-- prapstathm to the ^mclal Tbx fi,B B B Ing Hearing Room. o f S t M ary’s Episcopal Church YOUR ZEST COUPON DIetrict is 92.100, for leaaa rsnt lacing Locust St. This cycle w ill be repeated twice tor The Manchester Country C3ub paymmts tor parking lot anas FILL THE 4 CORNERS and Board of Governors ia qeeUng Tbe Depot is a place where MAY BE A WINNER QUARTER LOIN SLICED a total of 15 weeks. Time enough for and to be flnonoed from un­ P in Procter & Gamble's DOUBLE YOUR WINNINGS you to complete a service lor 6,8 or 12. permission to increase the green appropriated surplus. teens gatiier to listen to fdk Eadi Packifi fees by $1 for occasional {Say­ musio and talk. It is run large­ SNUGBLT BEAR .CaatalM 9 la II ers, who are reeldents or tax- r ly by teens. I>ayers of the Town of Man­ SWEEPSTAKES Ead Cat Cbeyt chester. Blacks Quit Sm our dlipliy for dataili It Is asking for a $4 fee on weekedaya for 18 holes play tfS B K k CoaplexIoN Sh« PORK RIBS ^ •SS a p o r k CHOPS'^•79 c and a |6 fee on Saturdays, Faculty Club Sundays and holidays for 18 DONT CHEAT 2ro»33« t. DeeUa Mway Meta ticlial avtiUUa ene riteetl M dwdi bet boles. The fee now is fS dally and $5 on Saturdays, Sundays At Colgate V by giving your husband a SAVE... REDEEM... NOWI11 , or at itaca alfict. Na iMrcliaia Mcaiiaiy |e tartldtata. Oely eea tkkat ycr *M t for •Iwa vMl. and hoUdajrs. 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MANCHESTER EVENING ^BRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRH. 28, 1969 Foran iStandout in Collegian PAGE T w o Homers^ Four Singles and Eight Runs Batted In Aches, Pains Pitches 16 24 Baseball Tilts ______Inning 6 -3 Orioles’ Frank Robinson Red Hot No Handicap Natlsnol League ■Ne w .***•* 9togtad two more runs Slump-ridden BixmA s Robin- ny MeLeln, 8-8, beat Boston’s Eaat DIvlalaa tOT a tXJWpte o f false stetrts, Oakland third baseman, across la toe eighth, helping son accoimted tor toe Orioles’ Sonny Blebert. W. L. P et O.B. BALTEMDRiE (A P )— ■ WHIh a sore arm, wrtet and Road W in On Full Schedule Sa'lo Li.Bando .. hM .r, rediscovered . i ; ------f«>c^ are closer iwAle___ • right-hander RoIUe Fin- last four------runs with a•— pair — of Horton: Horton: who who crashed tot© the Clitoago 14 6 .700 — ~ ■ aeoond knee, Fraidc Robinsoin figured lie'd seek permisskm to I f s fun stwiNtii ahead for locM and area schoolboy Seavtie and Frank RoUnson second victory homers. left field waU cntching a fly haU Sptittins' a douUeSi«Bder Plttaburgh 12 0 .067 1 has repossessed Ne(W York. who had helped the without a loss. Senators bunched alt five Sn the third, gave way to Woods sit out one game o f Sunday's doubllebeader. biMban teams this week with a ftiH date of 24 games Phtladelplda 7 0 .487 6 Oakland’s Banda, O-for-lO at win 41 of 64 games Frank Robinson deUvered o f their hits agalmt Clevrtand in the seventh when his left hip Manager Btorl Weaver, trying ------— ------Salttiwiay afternoon Man­ to conserve the energies of Bal­ listed. Mow York 7 11 .880 6 •Seattle to two prevlouo gem^^ against New ToA from 1606 four runs to each game aa toe to a slx-nm fourth inning burst, stiffened up. fence Saturday, is botbersd by chester Oommunity Cbfleffe Down for three gamee each are Manchester High MlOiSree* 7 11 .860 0 timore’s 88-yearK>ld outfielder kwt to Northwestern C.C. drove to seven runs Sunday with ***rough ’08 got them even with Orioles surged to a H-game with pMdter Frank Bertalna’s Andrews’ eighth inning a sore left shoulder as tbs rssult (0-8) and Chenay Tech (0-1) G o u n lr v St Louis 7 U .880 6 two homers and a skgle aa toe Yankees this q>rtog whUe load over runner-up Boston to three-run homer toe bdg Wow, homer gave toe Red Sox a for the long season, had the of being struck by a pttclisd 11-2 hi tbe first {gasne, but while East Catholic High 2-2 is f o u h b a u v b e b t b a u l West Division Athletioa bUtsed the axpanslan ***• American League the Stoat division. He cracked a and held off toe haplees Indians, recoid of 27 for 11 oonseouUve same thoughts ss he arrived at Memorial Stadium. ball, and has been taUag beat won a manutbon contest in down for a psdr of ^Rs. Saturday Loo Angeles 12 6 .607 — Pitots 16-5. homers, ntoa, and RBI, two-nm homer and two run- xriio have dropped 16 of 16 games treatments for a swi^en laft 16 limings, 6-8. Both games were Heaviest day will be FTiday First low nst-lU(y Gordon, San FraiKdaco 12 6 .087 — No one asked the opinion of knee. Belttmore’s Robinson. 1-for-lO “ *« Rod Carew’s two-run seventh the New York Yankees’ pitch­ played on Northwestern field. wltb-ntoe games cn the dodut. Tom Atamiaiit John Chanda, Atlanta i i 7 .611 8H to a pair of loesee to New Yo(k *** : backing toe six-hit pitebtog of Duke Blnu and Zoito Versallea inning homer rtwt toe Twins Ihe lojals are now 2-8. Coach Hal Parks Is hoping for er*. who undoubtedly would "I thought I’d like a rest,” he BUI Skinner 66; Beooad— Bob OtociimaU 8 9 .471 8H Friday night and Saturday, ^ ®**‘®*‘ ^ aettoo. Washing- Mike Cuellar. Star Bahansen, bomered for toe Indians, who past toe White sox before the said, “ but after taking batting In the first contest, walks and better things from bis Msnehes have given Robinson the entire McGurkln, Petnr Ftoalkr, O. D. San Diego 9 11 .400 4 broke loose wlto two homer*. axtended aevetond’s losing tost ysar’s rooUe of toe year, got hitleau pitching from loser rains came. Harmon KiUebrew pracUce I found I eould ploy. errors proved to be ooaUy to the ter High chaiges. Today the MOCartoy, A1 ’Tuttle 67; Third— Mtawton 4 17 .160 9Mi tour stogies and aight RBI, lead- to 10 games with a 6A took toe toss, his fifth without a Stan WUltams and reliever Jack poled his 400to career homer tor day off had they been polled. locals as nine errors were com­ Playing aU but the lost three Some of my better days have Rtdlans hosted Mkkney High Fred Lensm, Ray Dotdiin, Bob Smtoay’a Reanlts tog toe Oriolee to a 641, 10-6 dou- rictoiy over toe Indians; De- victory. Hamilton to every inning but Mtoneeota, which toe been when I didn’t feel too mitted and «ily six hits were of Meriden at Memorial Field OenoveM, EM Moftatt, 66; Oor- Odcagio 84), New York 6- 8 bleheader weep over toe Tan- bugged Booton 7-4; Mtone- innings of the opener, Robtosen allowed by Ron Sedgewick. NOC — In toe nightcap, toe Tankeee the aixto. west Division by one half game rapped out two homers and four good.” TO M TltM U N in a COIL meettog. don Smith, Fat Mlstrstta, A1 San Prandsoo 8-4, Houatn 6-8 kees. edged Chicago 4-8 in a Jumped to a 84) first inning lead, LSWe MhAullffe knocked in over OaktamL played errorless ball and Wednesday toe m be goee to Loa Angelea 10, Atlanta 0 stogies, and drove to eight runs With Mike Cuellar cn his way BoUs, Don Edwards 66; OonoU Bando went on the Uggeot------^ 6 * ^ shortened to SH tonlngs ^ knocking out Tom Phoebus, and throe runs with a homer and Bobby Knoop’s two-run stogie to pltchtog a six-hit shutout la rapped out eight hits against HaU to West Hartford but re­ Montreal 4, PltUburgh 2 aa BalUmore won 64 and 10-6, Mike GigliotU. Mkddox, Joe Zanettt, Mort run-producing spree of his pro "T and Calitornla topped ted 4-1 until toe fifth, when stogie, Willie Horton homwed to the fourth sent Califor- stretching their lead to the the opener, not allcwtag a fun­ turns home Friday to hattte Rosenthal, Carl Bngbert 86; FtUladelphia 1, S t Louis 0 career to Seattle’s Sicks’ Stfo Ksnses City 64. Frank Robinson belted a three- before leaving toe game with a nla ahead to stay at wo->—^ city ner past first base, Robtowen NCC was first mi the board UG>nn Nine Wetoersfield. San Diego 6-10, CInctonaU 2-0, American League’s East Divi­ scoring once in the second, Dick Ottavtano, Chiok Bdwatita, dhim, which he had visited reg- Bendo sent toe AtoleUcs run homer. Relief pitcher Dick Mp injury and his replacement, and the Angels pulled a-way sion to 2H games. was pulled after Baltimore had Inactive .stooe tosher their John ’Turley, Austin Welmsti 86; 2nd game U tonlnge ularly as a PaWfio Coast ahead to stay to toe first toning Hall (rtngled home the go-ahead Ron Woods, delivered two runs with Jay Johnetone and RiA scored all cf its runs. . three times in the fourth and eoer 10 days ago, Cbeney Today’s Games Meettog the boll solidly again, exjdodlng tor seven more rune Gains Split FVaito Wieman, Pete Tests, Don League standout bsfore moving with a two-nm homer, slammed nm and Frank Robinson poked with a stogie—Ms first major Reichardt also driving to two after hia eyesigM was impaired In the nlghtciq), after the goes to East Granby Tuesday, Cincinnati (Nolan 1-2) at San in the fifth inning. Manchester McCarthy, Savin ZavaraUa 66; (g) toe majors. ‘T played here to a toree-ruA homer In the slxto another RBI stogie iq the sixth. league hit—os toe ’Tlgens’ Den- runs each IH seasons followtog a basaltoa Yanks had gone etaead 64 in the returns home Wedneeday to BM Trayaia, Carl BoUn, Charlie Francisco (Perry 8-2) first inning, Robinson ttad it 44 held the lead briefly in the Behind Bach face Goodwin Tech and hosts collision, Robinson concedes fourth inning, 2-1. Whdan, IiDurty Kata 68; Low Ctilcagio (Holtiman 2-1) at he’s not qiUte the same physi­ with a three-run homer to the Prince Tech of Hartford FYldi^. Sedgewick struck out 18 bat­ grom -John Perog(alk>, Miaio Isi- PhUadelphla (Wise 2-1), n ^ it cally aa when he won the Triple fifth and drove to another run in Varment handed Connecticut EMrt CathoUc treks to neigh­ Fkanels, (Jorson Mawtosster, St. Louis (Cariton 1-2) at SmaU Field (Jrown to 1960. the sixth after ■winning pitrtier ters and allowed only two free a 8-1 baeebaU defeat Saturday, j M ajor Loague tripe to first base. BUI Pytell boring Penney Ifigh to F*** Joe Oolamaii 67. Pittsburgh (Moose 24)), n l^ “I’m not as spry or gay out on Dlok Hall singled acroes tbs tie­ but Connecticut battera turned Hartford Tuesday and goes SELECTED NUni Houston (Dterfcar 2-2) at At­ breaker. was the big hitter tor the win­ the tables Sunday and led their v n r K A n iA Seen Likely i = L G a d a r s = the field,” Robtosen said. ners rapping out two hits and again on the road Friday to Ctasi A-^oe Novak' S2-4-38, lanta (Stone 84», idght “SomeUmes after we play a lot Despite his aches and pains, team to a 4-1 victory over Ver­ Bristol to oppose St. Paul’a Obensy Ooaeh Los Angeles (Orteen 8-1) at Amerloan League driving in three runs. mont. John Peiagallo Sl-3—29, Dlok of games to a row, I feel a little Robinson, leads the major ’The second contest was com­ Beet record cf eny'area club Ckxsdn 81-2—26; B— C D . Mc­ San (Diego (Nlekro o -l), mght W ith Derby Batting (28 at bats)—Petro- tired." leagues with idne homers and 2$ The two Yankee Conference is Bolton’s 6-1, 5-0 in the Charter ton 1-4, South Windsor 1-1 and Onty games sobeduled. ceUl, B oot, .462; Moses, Boot., pletely different as Tony FViran games were {dayed at Stom. Carthy 82-7—26, Joe Ootlna Ih addition, Robinson jammed RBI, and is batting a robuot pitched 16 innings of brilliant Oak Conference. Rockville High Rham 1-4. 88-7—26, Fred Lennon 88 6 27, Tuesday’s Games LOmSVILLB. Ky. (AP) — his left wrist against the outfield .878. 8 Sundaya victory left Cemeott- is 2-1, Coventry High 2-5, EUlng- H ie complete week’s elate ap­ New York at Montreal Saturday’s 96th running of the ban after hurling four innings cut 2-2 in ciHiference play »nd Vic Daley 32-6—27, Bob Cteno- Runs—Blair, BaK., 22; F. in Friday’s game. Foran struck pears to i^[XHts State. veet 84-7—27; C— lio r t Rosen- Clncdnnatl at San Pranoisoo Kentucky Derby could have one Robtoeon, Balt., 19; Murcer, 6-11 overall, while Vermont went CUcago at PhUadelpMa, N out 16 batten and allowed oidy to 1-8 in conference and 5-6 over­ toal 38-8—28, Ed MMrtUghHn 86- of the smalleet fields to modern N.T., 19. Siehert Cuffed Around Again three walks as his pin-point con­ all. Inferno Ski Champ 9—27, Don EMwards 37-10--27, St Louts at Ffttsbuig^ N history and be over to the short­ Runs batted tar—F. Robinson, I EYES ON BALL—<1)06 Angeles’ Wilt CSianiberiain and EUlglin Bayfor bat- Top This Houston at AUanU, N trol was on target. Vermoift’s ’Tom Slvret, pinch Mort Herman 86-8—27; Low est time tor any kind of history. Balt., 22; Murcer, N .T., 21. B(KBt(Ri’s Sam Jbnes for rebounding ball in playdff at Boston Gar^n. Gary G ^ i*'*d Bob Mateya MOUNT WA8HINOTON, N.H. Los Angelas at San Doego, N hitting for pitcher Charles Bru- LINCXMjN, llkigl«»«^ (AP)— graes-^olgi Peragallo 68; Blind With only five days of prepa­ Hits—F. Robinson, Balt., 81; led the local attack with three cate, singled home toe winning No leas than 86 goals were (AiP)—Dunosn Cullman, a 20- bogey— John Mattem 100. ration left, the big four of Top Blair, Balt., 80. Red Sox Still Waiting Amerieoa League hits apiece. Kent Smith had in run in Saturday’s 10-lnning scored in a soccer matoh yesTKild daredevil from Franco­ PRO SWEEPSTAKES Knight, Majestic Prince, Arts Doubles—D. Joteison, Balt, 8; t^ree RBI’s. game. George Mlnarsky also sin­ Sunday — and toe ptayers nia is toe new tofemo ski race Low groae — John PeiSfallo Eaat DIvlaion and Letters and Dike have Corew, Mton., 7. Manchester opened up the gled in a run In the tenth, and clabned a world record. chaonpicn. 69, Dick Cronin 78; Low net— W. L. PctG JL scared away virtually all oppo­ Triples—McAuliffe, Det, 2; For Return on Deal iegfried Sparkplug scoring in the flrrt inning with Cullman won the first Inferno Baltimore 16 7 .682 — sition. D. Green, Oak., 2. Don Robinson douMed home The game waa aa amateur Mort Roeenthal 81-16—66, Bob DETROIT (A P ) — 'Hie Bohton Ried Sox M l are two runs and waa held score­ the game’s first run in toe tint charity marathon ttau lasted race In 80 years on toe highest Genovesl 82-18—69, ’Tony Stan­ Boston 10 7 .686 2^ Cato Hoy Stable’a Ack Ack, Home rune—F. Robinson, less unttt the 20th vdien they inning. from 6 a.m.-6:46 p.m. wlto a peak to the northeast as he cov­ ford 87-17—70, Ray Dobbin so­ New York 10 8 .606 2% favorite to TuerMlay’s Derby Baft., 9; 8 tied with 7. waiting for a pitcfhing return from Sonny Siebert in ‘the pushed across one taUy. NOC ered the two mitou'^trom toe Detroit 9 8 .629 8H Trial Stakes, could earn a berth Stolen bases—Harper, Sea., dieal Whidh Bent Ken Harreittm to the Olevehind Indians. registered twice in the fifth and Connecticut’s only score Sat­ taalfUme break o f 16 mtoutes. il—71, John Katseos 81-9—72, urday came in toe second in­ e,288-foot summit to toe floor of Washington 10 10 .600 4 with a convincing victory to the 10; White, N.T., 7. Siebert, a veteran right-ban------ZL came back in the 10th to knot Final sooret Nalgo All- ’Tony Paghliughl 96-28—72. der ooimted upon to boost Boa- Includl^ ning on a squeese bunt by pitch­ Stars 46, Lindsey County ’Dickerman’s Ravine in 2 mto­ BEST 16 Claveland 1 18 MB U one-mile test and perhaps one Pitebtog (2 dectalona)—10 tied In Celtic Comeback the count at 8-all. ’That was all or two others may go to the ton’* weak pttebtog ompa, taUed Horton ^ I M Me­ er Bill Hogerty. Hogerty allow­ Council 41. utes, 11 eeoonds. He to lle d a West Division with 1.000. the scoring until the 16th. Sunday te come through a aeoond He w ,U »d tom and BOSTON (AP) — The 6.6 points in the two losses at and had the hot hand so the ed three hits and struck out ten field of 28 daring oMera. Claas A — John Peragallo 60- Mlimesota 10 7 .686 — 1128,000-added Run for the Strikeouts—CUlp, Boot., 80. O. Kent Smith was the man of Roses. straight time in tastor a 74 de- the s ^ mmtber. Boetan Oeltics, lifted tMick Los Angeles. He exploded Sun­ guys rtarted playing to get the battera in toe regulation nine 8—67, John Htrlstof 66A—00, Oaktand 10 8 .606 H Peters, Chic., SO. day, however, before 14,088 the hour. Coming up with the cislon to the Detroit Tigers Sun­ Lee Stange teUrsd the Tlgaia into conten/tSon by Larry ball to me.” inhinga. Bundl ’Tarca 67-7—60, WeUy CUcagD 8 7 .688 1 If only six start to the lH*mlle cheering fans at Boston Garden Jerry West, who had aver­ bases loaded he scored all three Derby, it wiU match the sitiall- day before 26,0M fane. to aesy fashion to the sfarih to­ Siesfried’s in^ir^ per- with a double to give the locals A Biq>erb performance by Parclak 87-7—00; B—Vln Bog- Kansas City 8 8 .600 IVi National Leagae ning, but southpaw Bill lojidto plus a national television audi­ aged 47 points in the two victo­ pitcher Brian Bach, backed by California 6 8 .429 2Vft est field to 62 year* and net the "We beat oursMvee with our flormance, hope to b e o ^ e their split. Bolton Rolls Up Early Lead glnl 60-11—66, BUI Ogden 68-12— Batting (28 at bats)—C. wa* bombed for three nm* In ence. ries at Ijob Angeles, led the Lak­ Connecticut batten, accounted Seattle 0 10 .818 SH smalieat purse to the winner own pltchtog,” Red Sox Manag­ the first team in National Noithwcsteni (11) 66, Fiafilc Lipinaki 66-9—66; O— Jones, N.Y., .448; Laboy, AtL, ttw seventh. Coming into the game late in ers with 24 points. He too ab r h po a e rbi for Connecticut’s victory on Sim- since Chateaugay’s $108,900 to er Dick Williams oald to apper- Ray Remes 77-24—68, Joe SUn- Sunday’s BesoUs .420. Desmy McLain was tagged for Basketball AssociatSon his­ the flnrt period he played most thought Siegfried was the differ­ Pytel. as. 5230308 day. In Trouncing Coventry^ 11-4 Baltlroore 6-10, New York OA 1008. ent disgust with Slebert’a per- tory to cdme back from a of the way after that, hitting 10 ence. f^ano^r, V, 6110000 nor 72-16—66; Low gross John Wttfa Ack Ack setting a brisk Runs—MOOovey, B.F., 20; Spllia, ct, 3100001 A junior rig^ hander, Bach FaragaUo 74; Blind bogey— Minnesota 4, CMoSgo 8, SH to- 2-0 deficit to win the of 16 shots and 8 of 9 free throws “ He hasn’t played very much, ItMtera, Sb, 5003100 struck out eight, walked two and Leaving little doubt to any- nlngs, rain GAME WINNBIU-Tcmy Toylor of slides saflely home with only early pace, Majestic Prince or Morgan, BOust., 17; C. Jones, for 28 poliAs. Btaidey, rf. 3011000 one’a mind who 1s leading in Wally Porciak 79, Diok Cronin N.T., 17. The Red Sox, who defeated dectalona with ntotb f*. chaknpvonshfp playoff se­ so when he comes up with a ball Bedgewick. v . 3300300 gave up seven hits. Detroit 7, Booton 8 run as Phiis beat Oards, 1-0. St. Liouis’ ier Tim MbCarver awaits thiDw. Arts and Letters—perhapa both The scoring of Siegfried and toe Charter Oak Conference, ^ 79. —could tiun to the first Derby the Tigers 74 on a pair of ho- i m help from Pat Dobson, ries. game like that it really hurts THl. 3b, 3330100 Fred Malan, who bit four tor Califomia 6, Kansaa City 2 Runs batted to—MioObvey. John Havllcek, who scored 84 us,” Wert said. CbriUo, c. 3 3 3 IS 0 0 1 Bolton Hl|b, behind a tremen­ PRO SWEEPSTAKES of less than two minutes. 8.F., 21; Bench, d n ., 18. meno by Osrl Yastrsemskl Satu- McLain lost fata ohutout Ud In A “Siegfried waa the differ­ Bolowaky, U>, 3105001 tour Sunday, doubled home toe Low gross — John Peragallo Waafatogton 6> Cleveland 6 day, sent Siebert to the mound the eighth when Andiew* ence,” Lies Angeles Coach Bfll points, kept the Celtics alive in / ’After we caught up we Just go-ahead nm in the eighth to­ dous offensive attack and some Majestic Prince cracked the m ts—C. Jones, N.Y., 81; M. the third period when the Lak­ Totids 90 11 7 0 6 fine defenstva moves easily 74. John Kristoft 77, Brwto Ken­ Oakland 18, SeatUe 6 six-furlong track record at Alou, P itt, 80. hoping tor a sweep cf the three- bedted fourth homer into van Breda Kolff said Sunday died,” he said. “I really got lUsohMtoi ning for Connecticut and Bach Today's Games ers erased a 17-point halftime tired. I really didn’t have much ab r e rbt dumped, (toventry High Satur­ nedy 77; Low net — BVank Iip> Churchill Downs Saturday en game aerie* with the defending the standa in left. The homer on- after the fiery backcourt per­ doubled home two more. Boston (Jarvis 14)) at New I>oubles—H. Aaron, AiO., 10; deficit to go ahead by three left.” iMbteya, ss. day, 11-4. It was Bolton’s fifth toeM 76-»-«7, BBl Ogden 60-12— McCovey Talks Soft route to a galloping victory to M. Alou, Pitt, A Worid Champions. abled the Red fiox to set Mi former came off the bench to Smith, cf, « 1. ij. u u V 1 Vermont’s glory Sunday waa Toik (Peterson 2-2), night lead the Celtics past the Lakers points, 78-75. ’The defending champions Foraii, lb. 3 0 1 3 0 - 0 1 a triple play pulled off to the straight win against .only one 68, Mort Rosenthal 87-16—72. the Stepping Stone Purse, where Triples—10 tied with 2. “We’d normally be hsqppy American League record cf 27 Gott, o, 3014010 setback. Coventry haa won two Weekend Ughligltts toOhided Baltimore (McNaUy 8-0) (at he ■was Just a fifth of a second grabbing two out of threa, but to 11 consecutive gameo, brook- 111-108 in the third game Sun­ The same pair led the CeltixM have a chance to even the beet- Benoit, irf, 3013010 seventh. Cleveland (’Tlant 0-4), night Home runs—MoOovey, KF., day. back in a fourth period counter­ of-7 aeries in the fourth game at 'llcOtvney, M-i>. 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 In other baseball action over while dropping five. an eogfo on toe lOth bole by off the rtandard set by an older 8; Oepeda, AU., 6; StargeU, when you win two you wdnt the tog the maxis of 25 set by New NlchoU. ib, 2 0 0 3 1 3 0 Tlie Bulldoga are 6-0 to the BttI Swale and another eagle by Califomia (MeOlothlto 1-1) at horse. P itt, 6. third one,” WUUama sold. York to IO61 end ttad by Booton “He gave lu a big game offen­ rally to wrap up the game. Boston Garden Tuesday night. zejac. Ob, aooioio the weekend, Yale defeated Seattle (Pattin 2-1), night sively and defensively—and Coming off the bench is a lot ’The fifth game will be in Los GlsUottl. D, 2000000 Navy, 8-4, Springfield shut-out conferences. Hrten Reynolds, also on the Arts and Letters was just a Stolen bases Bonds, S.F., 6; Siebert, shelled by Washing- to 1068. SriSorter, fo, 0001020 Kansas Ctty (Hedhme 14» at When Carrying Bat tougher than starting,” Sieg­ lOlfa, She drove to the gieeji fraction shy of the 12-year-old ton to hia Boston debut last Ih the ninth, Rtao PefanMw"* P don’t forget he was hurting Angeles Thursday night. (Ftuda. If, OOOOOOO Wesleyan 7-0 to toe first game Minnesota (HaU l-l), night MOtighn, Houst, 6. fried said afterwards as he took Sebevenko, 9b, 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batten (ID and onbputted. Swato used a track mark at Keeneland last Wednesday, managed to go Just tripled off the left flsld waB and too,” Boston player-Coach Bill In the American 'Baaektball of a doubleheader and 6-0 In ab r e rM Washington (Pasetud 0-1) at Pitching (2 deolaions)—11 tied a whirlpool treatment. "When Association Saturday night Indi­ Weis, 2b. driver (and then a ipitahing leading average to .443 with five isn’t hitting I start swinging at week to winning the Blue Grass with 1.000. five tonlnge against Detroit and scored on Joe Aaeue’s flrot Ut Russell said of the former Ohio IVjtals « 3 6 1 8 3 9 2 the second, Fairfield topped LIU BVedifo, U>, Detroit (Wilson 1-2), night NEW YORK (AiP) — State star who has been ham­ you come off the bench you ana beat Miami, 127-106, to win i m t iM 1 3 3 4 6 6 7 Totalfl 11-9, Sacr^ Heart beat Lowell wedge. hits'Yor cdx RBI, including a bad balls bacauso I figure that’s- Stakes. Strikeouts—Jenktos, Chic., 86; was charged with his third de- since coming to the Red Sox Northwestern 010370Z 11 Muro, 8b, Only games scheduled. Clyde Kinir 'and Jim Daven- pered by a hamatring pull and a have to make it happen now, or the Eastern Division finals, 4-1. Tech 8-3, and Coast Guard beat TtrajrglB. o. l a d ie s d iv is io n toree-nm homer to toe nlidh in­ all ru be gettliv.’’ TTiese two, along with Top D. Wilson, Houst. M. feat without a victory. * with Siebert in the Hatretaon Uanctoeater 0 0 0 2000 2 Goioion, c(, Tuesday’s Games speiak lavishly about hip injury. you won’t be in there veiyjong. Indiana opens the ABA finals in 2b: OulUo; 8b: Hateya; sb: Worcester Tech 10-4 to toe first The season’s opening day for ning that salvaged a 8-0 vliAory Sutton, 2-2; had It easy as Knight of Florida Derby fame He eurrendered four runs on trade. Fendwr: lob: (Manchester 6, North­ OaorteosoD, U, (jalltom ia at SeatUe the hittkig exploits of Wil­ and Wood Memorial winner Siegfried had averaged only Today I hit a couple of shots Oakland Wednesday night. western 13; GtgUoUl 4, (MbOtv- game and 8-1 to toe second. Oeoiiettt, It, wiomen at the Ootntry d u b Is for toe New York Miets over Andy Koaoo extended his hltttog ney 3, Dedcewtcic 2: so: OisMottl l, Jensen, rf, Kansas City at Minnesota lie MoOovey, but th« tow­ Dike aro lust too much for most Bevier, os, ■talted Tliutsday. Chicago after the Cubs had ■won sttwok to 11 games with a atogde • PtlltM6Av 8 1 1 0 0 to both toe sixth and seventh bead wlto two game-wtontog McOivey, 81-year-old slugger build a 6-S lead, but two errors Dondougold, Hot Coals and ■ . Benoit. U. 7 1 4 0 ing nothing but the leavtoga for • t Erickson 200, Clay Murphy 205, Soiemi, m, 3 0 0 1 0 frames. Coventry made itself toree-run homer* Sunday as San Traffic Marie. Sebaefer, 3b, 7 1 3 2 toe rest of the field. Kinini. of, 8 0 0 0 0 to bta loth tog league season in the ninth toning set up four Dan Doran 212-559, WUlie Abert Must Get Cure Fast Buahey, of, 3 0 0 0 lA es, H-p, 8 1110 known scoring once to toe tolid E© Francisco swept the Astros 4-2 unearned Chicago runs, the last In other Saturday races: Zajac, lb, 8 1 18 0 FV>r 74 years no team could who has ckrl'ven to 884 runs and MONTREAL (A!P)—^Tbe St. Louis Blues are stuck and fourth and finishing lyith and 84i. two on Randy Hundley’e homer. —Promtoe, hig^-weighted at 180, Paul Abert Jr. 200, Ray Pasda, Tf, 1 0 0 0 win more than four relay titles Totals » "J " i " i " i hit 142 homei* to the last four 117 pounds, wen the $28,460 in a rut and Cbadh Scotty Bdwman hafe to find a way Nlcbohi, rf, 0 1 0 to n ta 13 8 4 6 6 7 Totals two to toe fifth toning. BOOKIE LBAGDB years after leaidtog the league But after BUty WliUanis’ e r­ Henxel 214-575, Blanche Vincent to toe oldest track and field M ton 4380011 11 But King- manager of toe (Therry Hill Hendlcap at Ganlen lYXale 61 6 14 48 18 4 6 Brian W ell and Pete ’Traygle with 102 and 44 to 1003, capped a ror end an Intentional walk, 469, Harriet Coons 199-181-178- P, ■ W .p.du, pup»u:p.up,«,p. meet to toe natloiv Only three aovmiry 0011300 4 Rookie League will hold one Otants, and Inflelder Davenport Staite by a neck over Master Northwesters <3> Sb; Cki«noti, Weir. each collected two hits and scor­ JocM sunloaded In tha nightcap 558, EM Yourkas 202-219, Jan ey.' ah r h po a e tbi teams ever acoompUshed that. mors aa(Bigmnent session Thurs­ have (kxw plenty of talktog, four-nm seventh Inniity to the Bold. the National Hockey League’s ed two runs. Coventry’s Rose for only the fourth hit off starter ’Tomlinson 203-520, Mary Chaves ’The Blues caught up a UtUe Pytel M, 7 0 1 3 6 1 2 Last year, Vlllanova won five day night at 6:16 at the Robert- praising the 6-foot-6 first hsan- opener with tils firat rtiot, —Captain Action scored a re­ West Division and wiimers of Fancner, f>-rf, 7 1 2 2 1 0 0 Exploding for four big runs and Hodle led toe Patriot attack CHECKERED breaktog a 64 deadlock. Rich Nye. Jtoi McAndrews, who 431, EM Miller 567, Nancy Thom­ teina. cf, 7014001 and just to provedt was no mi­ to toe top of toe first toning, aoR Park roiSde diamond. Boys man as the top slugger to the sounding eight-length triumph eight straight early-round Stan- “ “ rMiUe bw t Welters, 7 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 pounding out two hits apiece. plaoed on a team at the first left with a blister and runners "Air-. as 459. rage, Coach Jim Eliott’s lads toe Bulldogs were off to a 0(Hn- National League. Houston had taken a 44) lead over seven other Mar^and ley Cup playoff games, dropped RogaUen Vachon, M on th ’s Staidey, rf, 2002000 Winning pitcher wap Pete FLAG two seeslona need not Tapoti. AU “I had an awesome fear of on second and third with none a 3-1 decision to Montreal ^oalie with a screen shot In toe Bedgewlok, If. 6003200 did it again this past weekend. manding lead and steadily add- Hansen and Ctapp took toe toes. in. that one cn Hector Torres’ breds to the $87,160 Survivor ’TU, 2b. 6102320 ntoe-yoarold boys vibo rsglatar- MoCovey as a rival,” King add­ grand atam, but the Giants tied out in the sixth, and Tug Me- It.''', SPOUSES — Fred Poudrier day in toe nationally televised CartUo, c. 81014000 Stakes at Pimlico. m-892, Mai Darling 148-381, Ken Soloway, lb, 7 0 1 16 1 0 0 sd wero not at Ifae first two ses­ ed, “and now I have tremen­ 4-4 on Jack IBatt’a three-run Grew blanked the Cubs.’ -Kentucky-bred Tell, whose opener of toe best-of-7 Cup fl- P®*"'™- Berkel, p, 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 sions must be at this last dous respect for him as a slug­ Deron Johnson ga've Jerry Morkstein 867, Alice SartweU ‘We let them carry toe play mVEBSIDE SPEEDWAY homer before Joe Morgan’s solo famed father. Round Table, W(« nals. rsgistratton for team play. ger and hitter.’’ Johnson, 1-% his victory with a 152-868. too much after we had toe Totals 69 " i " i 5 29 " i " i Infrequent visitor George blaati out the Astros to front the same race to 1967, came It wasn’t exacUy a new feel­ Innings ’Totala taams have been formed McOivey oeitainly hM been nineccrtog.two out stogie to the lead,” said Claude Ruel, coach Uanotester 6 Home o f St. Johnsbury, V t, again. through as the oddson favorite ing. and ooatdiee assigned. Tigei*— FRIENDSHIP — A1 Whipple of toe Canadiens. Nbrthwestem 3 took the lead wlto 10 laps to go living up to that calling this sea­ In-> toe nightcap, McCovey eighth toning off St Louis start­ to the $82,760 Will Rogers Stakes St. Louis lost four straight to 2b: Smith, Fonui, (McGIvnw, Be­ poaches, Mel Berman, Bill son, leading toe league with erased a 2-1 deficit in the sixth er Ray Washburn, at Hollywood Park. 206, Jerry Rinquette 229, Hugo The second period was score­ noit, (Fancher: sb: Zajao 2. Fanch- Saturday night to taka hts first Benson 201-661, FYank Galo- toe Canadiens In toe Cup finals er; sac: Smith; dp; Till to Pytel feature race at Rivandde this Matte and Francis Boland; Red eight homers end 21 runs batted ln.'jtog, giving the Giants toeir Montreid’s Rusty Staub and —Ounlte, a ' 2-year-(^d filly a year ago and In the two sea- less .. and play p remained much . to Soloway: lob: Manchester 13, Sox—Ron Wtttman, Chariee in. Coco Laboy, who hiked Ms aver­ vicdi 201, EM Kodes 213, Lou Northwestern 11; U>: Foran 3, year. Jack Lecuyar ftolshad seo- sixth consecutive victory and making her first start since PoUnski 288-585, BUI Avery 565, sons since they were born out of Fancher 1, Berkel 6; so; Foran 15, end and Frank Molten (faitatwA linM y and Dick OoateUo; MoCovey’s big bat oarrtad the sending Houston to its fifth ksn age to .420 with 8-for-8, rapped February, caikured the $22,176 expansion toe Blues have a cu- ®^®*'*y*®*’ ■**P" Fuioher 5, Berloel 8; hits off: Ori(des—Don Williams and Dick Lenlf Whipple ' m-478, Astrid Fincher for 2 runs in 6 Innings; third. A crowd of 4,400 (toowad Giants into a tie for first place in a row and 12lh in IS g(amea. Ue-breaUng hetners In the sixth Pinafore Stakes at Suffolk mulatlve record of 0-18-2 against P'y*"S Montreal s cushion go^ Berkel for 4 runs in 11; hbp: By Valentine; Tapkees —Bill KeHy, with Los Angeieo to the NL inning—Staub’s with a man on Downs. WUder 179-480, Lou Toutaln 176- toe Canadiens. seconds left after Plante up for toe second feature race. “ My sucoasB depends on toe ■Foran. Carllo; -srp: Berbel; pb; and Tom McCarthy; Twins — West Division after the Dodgers guy behind me,’’ MoOovey acOd —to beat Dorti Ellis and Pitts­ —Terrible Tiger set a track 469, Doris Avery 186-500. The numbers don’t exacUy in- had been puUed for an extra at- OarlUo; L : Beskel (04). Riverside waa batUng one for Roy EUfai and Itarb Fhelon ; In­ dropped Atlanta out of a sIm^ burgh. Lsury Jester, wi*»-sln- record of 1:86 for the mile while 2 three, but finely got a good modestly, trying to avoid a spire confidence in St. Louis' tacker. dians — Goodrow Gilbert. of the lead by routing m gled to the Expos’ first run scat­ posting an eight-length victory chance, for ?akln^ toe ^ p "I don’t think it was one of night for racing. slump, "so Hiatt’s httttog (10 -THOMPSON RAGBWAT Boy* are again asked to Biaves 10-0 behind Don Sutton’s R tl and three homsrs in the tered six hita In gotng the dis­ to the $80,000 Chicagoan Handi­ away from toe Canadiens. better games,” »^d Jean cap at Sportsman’s Park...... j Bellveau, captain of toe Cana- I Sports Slate | Picking up his tint wto at watcli tor announcements on four-Mtter. Houston series) has reaUy tance for the first ttme this eea- Montreal Jtunped to a 2-0 l e ^ diens, who’s played enough of Thompson this year, defending The Herald oporto page under Cleoa Jones raised his league helpeff. If the guy behind me son for bis first victory. I on goals 38 seconds apart by jo taurw BASEBALL NASCAR Modified r!ifmp 4^ little League. Parents are OUle Brown got San Diego Dick D ^ imd ^bby RousseaiL Moments before Ferguson Monday, April 28 Cart “ Bugs" Stevena went In again asked not to csU. started with two douUee (uid Umpiring Board Then, toe Canadiens sat on toe Maloney at Miancheater front on toe ninth liq;) 8 u n ^ NATlONiO. LEAGUE and infield out that drove in OF MANCHESTER Devlin Cops Nelson Classic^ bulge. fenseman Barclay Plager coUld- Plalnville at BockvUle and never let go of ft fii«i«tihn All boys who haven't been as­ three runs S(nd set iq) another to To Meet Tonight BUDGET TERMS Duff scored on a power play, ed behind toe Montreal net with Eaat Hampton at Rhem a haU lap ahead of Prod De- signed to RooUa or little the opener aw rooUee Clay Kir­ NATIONWIDE beating goaUe Jacques Plante, Jacques Lemaire. Plager waa Hartford C.C. at Manchester Sarro and Rene Charland. Gone League should report tonight to Big Decision Faces Palmer by, Gary Roes and Frank Re- Moncheirter Ctoaptei of the GUARANTEED SERVICB an ex-Canadlen, on a close-up carried off toe ice on a stretcher C.C. Beigln 6t Manchester fiwtabtd toe Botaers Field at 6 o’oloek beiger held off the Reds. State Board of Approved Base­ ‘'Laaner Ceuv Free ’Towing shot at 8:89. Then, Rousseau, and taken to a hospital for X- TRACK fourth and Jerry Cook took fifth to be assigned to Farm League DALLAS (AP) — A weak left won |2,8N, giving Beard too Ross won the nightcap with ball Umpires will hold an im­ teams. T^Sl. 648-3437 out killing a penalty, drilled a rays of his ribs. It turned out to Monday, April 28 position. Stevena took a aeo- hand helped Bnioe Devito break spot to toe Open. five innings of shutout relief be­ portant meettog tonight at 7:80 ManobsnfeMT, Rockville at Simabury cod Saturday ' to MarttosvUta, (fommlashmsr Augle Davis re­ at St. Bridget Hall on Mato St. hl^, hard one past Plante at be a muscle spasm In toe lower toe longest drought of his Devito, toe slim, blond Aus­ fore Ed Spieslo (Angled In an im- Vernon Town Ltee 4:17 back and he was released Sun­ GOLF Va. flnlahtog behind R oy Hand- ports that any fatoai* totersst- tralian who hadn’t won since toe esrned run in the ISth with two President A1 Cowles will pre­ Rte. 68, TelcottvlUe, Om b . “It’s tough to give them a day night _ and waa expected to Monday, April 28 rioka. sd to ooaohtog should oontaot profosslonsl golf oarear. And a Odoniai LivltaUaa In lOM, also cut off Wayne Granger. side. jump like that,” said Bowman. |>« available for game No. t. Glaotonbury at Rockville him. weak putting game has forced had had hia troubles—a left The Padres tied (he game' to New member Max Hutchinson Brlrtol Eartero, Manchaeter, Raldgh Wiimsr Arnold Palmer to make what hand that waa too strong, eaus- the eighth on rookie Jerry Da- will officially join the chapter. a>t Windham may he his most agonlatog de- tog him to hook. He successfully passed the re­ Va:xm’a two-run double after cent written exams. W e^end Fight TENNIS RAUUOH, N. C. (A P )-C a r- B ow ling ‘ T’vs boon bugged by that Fete Rosa’s three-run homer Monday, April 26 ol Mann blidled the par 4 iMh ‘T guess I wUI try to quality hook a long tlmo,’’ ho said after SAN JOSE, Calif.—Enrique Simabury at Rockville bole Sunday and Olorla Ehnt, for too OpaiL I raalty don’t 1967 VOLKSW AGEN Jana, 188, Buenoe Alree, out­ BESTAUBANT — Bert OavU hia final-round 70 puUod him out Windham at Mancheiter her closeat competitor, landed know yst,” said Palmar after hs of a four-man fight down too It can m anage the whole team. 113 SEDAN pointed Oil Gallardo, 184, San Wednesday. April 16 in a bunher and took abogwr I. 147-16S-426, Dick DlBelia 140-140- ftolahsd to a Us for eighth be­ Diego, 10. ■trefato. i*: Rockville at Mancheiter Aa a rooult, Mtas Maim 406, Dlok Krtojaok 146460, BUI hind Devlin Minday to the wind­ He finished with a 277, tores A Volkswagen Station W agon will • RADIO walkod off with dia ehamploto Iheokey 1674n, Frank Oslvo up of the $100,000 Bytan Nelson under par for four rounds on toe “Haid to believe K’s the m a r It will do all that on 5 pints of oil •Up of the Raloigh Lodtas Rirl- 1I6-160400, Man Knipa 138406, take half o boll game to o boll gome. • VINYL INTERIOR Golf OasBlo. muddy, 7,096-yard, par 70 Pres­ chanfot your i instead of 5 quarts, (like going 5 (or • #H 1TEW AIL TIRES tattonal ooif Toumamont Rpaur 6S to to sectional rounds nsset month. had a final 71, and fallow Auatte and o goodly supply of crying towels. IN o woter to boil over, no errors.) Lamouraaui 116-136489, Paul win. ropaattof viotortao Sho had Palmer missed his last Bniee Crompton, M. It will do oil that while averaging o And finoHv it will do oil thot for as gatosd In two at the threo ptw OUlbatto 1IM71, Ted Kowaun TRAVELING TRAILER ohanoe of an exempttan by taU- ’T’vo bean wortdity on weak- •PLOlUf.llUOUmietNSd" good 23 miles to q gallon of gaso­ little as $2872.* vlouo tournaments hsrs. His 149466, Coil Boito 160, Rlohard togoutoftoetoplSontlM mon- entog my left hand so I won’t line. lA feat comparable to hitting Now. only one In four (dw did not win Ploarte 109-116431, El Coitor ey-wlnnlng Ust, dated from the *1645 SLEEPS SIX. A-1 CONDITION hook so mudi,’’ he said. I’ve .400 or winning 30 games.l let's ploy boll. waa in 1667. 118-661, Horry Buokmlnatar 166- Houston Champlona Tounia- moved my left hand more on IT'S A REAL BARGAIN 161, Jerry Goodrich 146-667, msnt tost year to the Nelson too tape. R helps eUmtoate toe John McNoU 166461, Paul Ooty this year. Ho had a toad of ----- Re6aa Pttae Bart Oeort FAME. Loaol Taxaa omI O tter TED TRUDON. Inc. P sttv B eg g left-hand side of too giolt ooume. CUargee. If aoy. Oddltleoal, WUtowalta Opttaaal at Bxtas OeoL SUTTOll. itam. (Ap)-Tho rsntl 161-406, Roy MoOuil* 146^ |9,16LS1 a n r Frank Board Every ttme I’ve been In trouhle CALL 742-7997 176, Frank -Wstcher 146404, Vlo VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE 626,000 LPOA Tounmmsat June going into this tournament to this tournament It’s been on U-18 at Ptwimnt Valley Otaunlry Abroltta 670, Frank McNamara But Board, too softspokan too left aids.’’ " BETWEEN 7-11 P.M. M3, Ed IhtyMichis MO, Vie Marl- TED TRUDON. Ine. TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVIILE C9ub has been named the Fatty man from Loulsvillo, siiot a fl- Lofty Bob Otartos nalM 199, John luritoU M4, Rtoh e IMe* * Bervloe TONGUE-BITBR—‘Khn Piersol of FHimsm stioks out his toiErus m ho n sn Bacg Ctas(de In honor o f tbs nal-round 71 for an and a tta for with a 72 and fourth plaoo at TOLLAND 'm u .- - TALOOTTVILLB AWTNOlHne 60 feet, 11V4 hidhee te> win (cnHege triple jump event Saturday ki Baon Rshys. nist tody of golf. OaTMT m. Jim Lambort IN , Ed oooand wMh AustraUaa B*o m 272. Tied for fifth of 2M wero mwwips OCAI.CR Doueette Jr. M l, Ftyak Onsptal .^pramptaB. Hs won |9jn. PU- Don January, M; Bart (tasens. T$6 MAIN 8T„ MANCHBUnBR « 9464166 ^ MS, Roooo Lupaeohlao 2M. msr, who had a final 69 for IM, TO, and Lss Tlrtvlao, T4. (NOTE: We're CSooed Montaye) » ...... MANCHEHnSR EVENING p »A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 196J^

ICANCHESTER EVENING HiStALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M O N D A Y ,. APRIL 28, 1969 H d p Wfl Oitowti 13-A CONTRACTOR — Interior ex­ 3 8 38 BUGG8 BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOQPLE 38 terior palnttag, paper banging. MBCHAMICgr CLASSIFIED REW SAVm o of iNinie, modi- WOMAN to w oA part-time to hairdresser wanted— foli­ C n« tr Wm > tm. Discount on wallpaper. Call er. Alta mm 'UPA X'M A m VlN 6 LirrcN , iMaAftilw. holes, ilppera repaired. Win- egg plant pronsesing eggs. 648- ar put-tim e. Apply Martow*a ClMTOMERi I'M C66HEAP, UirM.O«. Aonr Wtadee made to maaaore, 846-8048, Oscar Habert Good pay, oU ' JOMTJ \*»cxJUArr AMwtr t* Prrriow PmhIc 802L Beauty Solon, 8W Main St hours par w NOT MCVIN* B Z Z 'R Z Z you \UOtn NKP * W MOFE ifApncNF an alaa Venetian bUnda. Kejra INSIDB—outside palnttag. Spe- RM3M TNI6 OMR AN' BZZZl, vunH-iHOSE otaady R E « M S OF M?UR PEATH-BEP Art ADVERTISING made while you watt. Tap# ra- olal rataa for people over 86. TELEPHONE CLJCRK — Inventory control, u n t i l I 'V B 6CSu^At*os'^iFe 0owac>ct^s] ffACXMA cordera for rent. Marlow’e, 867 good at flgursa tor wholeaala FMALLV OFF CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CaU my competitors, then call - _ —- nNiSHCD M OtiUl 6 City in iwrTss 102 COLONIAL RD. Germany ; iWi-i N O n C E guarantead. FuUy Inaaied. 648- hour. Call OranUand Nursery, CARPENTERS and belpeM. employe 7Electra's PLEASE READ YOUR AD 9048, 6404886. ■ BIANCHESTER, CONN. 648-6686. ca n John R. Wennergrsn Ob., ISHiah 23 Urge (Scot.) 43 Painter’s 16 Eye-catching brother Due to the ban on all outdoor 6434866. estrange 25 Biblical frame ClaaaHM OT '•Want Ada” are taken ever the phone ae n burning, caU "H A lO d S ” ABANDON aU paint problema. PRODUCTION lathe hancto, full color 9 Down (prefix) mountain 44 Secluded edvecttaer should rend Me ad S eilS S T Special attantton to paint peel- N JANITORS — Parttima, ^ 17 Auricle p a y Tt APPEARS and REPORT BBROB8 In *!««««« lor the JONES” or R. J. JONES, to KEYPUNCH operator, kaowl- or par^time. Apply In person. 10 Algonquian 27 Form of art valleys tag problenw. All types' of re­ n ll«s. CMU 6M-44W 8 to 8 p.m. A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 Prevailing Indian 28 Piece out 45 P o t t^ paste nert bieectioB. Herald Is reaponatbie for only ONE In- have your outdoor incinerators adge in .639 Alpba^Numerloal Metranlos Inc., 646 HllUard S t custom 11 Prussian 29 Bad (combi 46 Turkish oonrort w oadtted laaertton for wmf adverttaement and then or barreh ctoaned and removed. pairs. For free esttmatse call keypunch. Good bemllts. Ap­ only. HgV,POC,THegB|a0008 6Eg|F LANSUA6E 19 Printer’s 6494688. MAN WANTED for shipping A u m isiH B a i ------lancer (var.) form) standard ^ ta ^ e x t ^ o< n "m ake g ^ » InaerUoii.' Brrera wUoh Light triicking, appUanoee and ply Iona MtF. Oo., Regent S t, H K S O iru S A NEVER SEEN > measures 30 Raw metal 47 Group of tents snd rscslvtag, must have good HUNOJEnON 20Nota----- 12 Ancient city the value of the adverttaement win not be yard work. RubUah lemoved. NTCK TSAPA'TSARIS P a tetlii Monphsater. OF THE in Phoenicia 31 Convened 49 Central cerreeted hjr "make |ood'‘ * worktag hablta. MSdom Bast MULTT-CIRCUIT8 MsaapTioN? 21 Reply (ab.) 19 Consume food M Hostelry American tree Contractor — Exterior and In­ Hartford location. Fringe ben- 22 Soft color 20 French 35 Set of teeth 51 Morning 649-8072 648-0602 terior. Reeoonable ratoe. FTea 24 Mold sflto. Cell 8864881 tor appotat- Rapidly growing firm In Itos thinker,----- 38 High (music) moisture (Boekvme, Tall Free) eatimatea. OaU 648-1731. GENERAL TYPIST msnt 26 Expunged Pascal 39 Academic 52 High eteotrontas A M extsnda an 30 Moslem UOHT TRUCKINO, buUi ddlv- 22 Postscript Utle (sb.) mountain M 3-2711 87S-3136 ery, yarda, attics, oellars olsan- HOUSE Painting — Reasonalde BAKER’S helper or trainee for invitation to vtott our ptant man's name (ab.) <1 Close (poet) 54 River in Italy Vhrled offloa duttea, inter- 32 Viacous ad and removad. Also odd jobs, prloes. Reasonable eetimatee IN HARTFORD eating wuric In general in­ work In new Bees Baton in to dtocuss tratatag oppottan- 4g>NAG IMA hn TM EllMi —, OM/N ^2S a debt p.m. V y . person. Bees Baton Donuts, 186 14 ______AND worktag oondlUans and sur- FABRICATION 36 Brings to 13 Trovble R uehivg Our AdverliM r? roundtoga. Hours 6 to 6 Center St, Manoheeter. court B ulM in9 — ROUTINO 37 Everlasting 15 It p.m., sqtary open. OsS PLATINO OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS i Contraering 14 Floor FtoMihig 24 MANCHESTER YOUNO married men for (poet) i i M -H our ABswering Sirvice counter work in new dairy and 38 Adam’s son ■ FU)OR SANDING and reflnlsb- Ask tor Mr. Harvoy Bing 40 Historical 23 ADDITIONS, remodeltag, ga­ 646-2212 food bar, a pjn. to 16 p.m. 2 NOPE/ f VB JUST DECIPEP TO ^ 21 22 60 Harrison St, Manohaator HA.' PRETTV 5LX AREN’T 'lOU/ records Free to Herald Readen rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Ing (qieelaUxtag In older weekdays or 8 p.m. to 16 p.m. FIRST TIME OUT FOR A LITTLE SAVE AW BREATH ANP LET THE floors), foelde painting. Paper An exciting fast-movtag WARNINO a O W T H E BO AR D- 42 Pretext 24 n to to tUed, Utdiens remodelsd, ce­ BEECHLER - TANGUAY weekends. $3 per hour. Write EXERCISE, ANO NSTEAP OF THE 1 banging. No Job too smaU. Job. You need no pre­ USUAL SPRIMO LECrURB,rM m JUSTSETTINO UPSHOP 45 Covenant Want Infonnatton on one of ear cleeelfled ndverUaementaT ment work, eeUar floon , pa­ INC. Bok "OO”, Mandteeter Her­ D AVY JONES BY LEFF and BleWILLIAMS OCTTIMO A FEW SILENT PK3S FOR THE INEVITABLE, ISALL.' 48 Powerful 30 31 No answer at the talephene netedt Simply cell the John Verfame. 8494766. vious experience. We’ll ald. THISVEAR.EH? explosive J i ■1 tios, roofing. CaU Leon aee- train you at a good u synsM, BuUder. 649-4391. TRAIN FOR AND RUTH HOPE SHE'LL 49 And others 1 ** staittag salary. Tou’U ^ O N E PAY WE'LL RIGHT. B U T FOR (2 words) ■■ EDWARDS GENERAL office work with WILL WIND BE CHOOSIER 60 SACK TO EX­ NOW, X'M LOOKING 37 find pteasant working 50 Winglike psrt 1 NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- some ' bookkeeping back­ UP ABOUT A Boy PLORE THE UNDER­ FORWARD TO THE conditions, opportunities WAREHOUSE FOREMAN MANAGEMENT 51 Becoming u 41 4i to AHSWEimfR SERVICE Remodeltag, repairing, addl- Mortgogot 27 ground, no typ ^ necBseary. WATER TOWN OF PEACE AND aUlET 52 Misapply ■ tiona, ree rooma, garagea, for advancement and 6LEN V ILLE . OF SEASIDE.' iE>RTOAOE8, toan, first eec- Salary opetl. CaU 646-2881, ask on full salary 53 Process of 45 44 47 ' porches and rooftag. ” No Job many valuaMe benefits for Wooity. Experienced warshouee fore­ painting J i ■ * oad, tidid, aU kinds, realty, Balaiy is ona of many foa- M 62 61941500 975-1519 too smaU. OaU B4BA144. at SNET. man agricultural *up[Ay 8 55 Actress, statewide. Credit rating un­ tures you’ll Uhe about ihia and leave your meoaage. YouH hear from ear advertleer In NURSE’S AIDES In Bast Hart- bouae, charge of shipping Sophia----- si 54 to HOMES, OARAGES, potehaa. necessary, reasonable. Confl- weU planned Management 56 Authorize |lg time without (^gendhig all evening at the telqihone. tord, aQ shifts, paM meal and and recoivtag. Must have reo rooma. room addUiona, denttat quick amngetnenta. HARTFORD meal time, on bus line. Bum- abtUty to direct warehouse Training Program. Bam full 57 Spadelike U 5? Alvin Uxidy Agency, 637-7871, salaiy as you train with foe- implements .JI Utchena, rooftag, siding, gon- Visit our employment side Convalescent Home, 870 crew. ExosOmt ealary and usM by bskers AutomobllM For Soto 4 eral repair work. Ftaanetag 966 Itain Street, Hartford. Eve- office at 2 Central Row Burnside Av«., East Hartford. fringe beneftts. Bast Hart­ quent tacreasos dh ecliy re­ (Newipepcr tnUrpntt Aun.) available. No down pairment Mngsi, 3364879. (acroea from the OM Phone Mr. Atlas, ^289-9671. ford, looetion. AppUoofit lated to your pragreas and Economy BuUders. too., 648- StatMiouse), or call us must be bondabto. For in­ definite eocecitttve appoint­ MERALD 1963 CHEVROLET convertible, SECDND MORTGAGE — Un- YOUNG married girls . for ment ae Branch Manager at 6169. Umited funds available tor sec­ at 2784226. terview caU 389-9666, Mr. V-8, automatic, 648-0006 days. counter work in new dairy and Hitt or Mr. Gordon. program oompletlon. Ho osO- WES ROBBENB Carpentry re­ ond' mortgagee, payments to CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BOX LETTERS food bar. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. tog, no expsrlence requlrad. 1B6B MUSTANG oonvertiUe, modeling specialist Additions, suit your budget. Expedient MANCHESTER weekdays or 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friendly co wuikera and F or Y ou r 6 cylinder, standard. CaU after rso rooms, dormers, poxYdiss. servloe. J. D. Realty, 648-6128. weekends. $2.00 per hour. your duttea wlU ba 'tater- 6, 649-7796. eabtaets, formica, buUt • taa, Come in md.soe us at WINDOW cleaners — exper­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Information Write Box ”GG” , Manchester eating and challenging. Out- bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446. our employment office ienced, ateody work, good pay. standing employe beneftts, r r n ------1963 RAMBLER American, 3- Rusinou OppiNtm ity 28 at 62 Eaft Center Street, Herald. Must be teUable. CaU 6494334. THE HERALD will not I door station wagon, $17B. CaU r^M promotion, secure fo- CARPENTRY —. cenereta stepa. GOING business — Oarage and or caU us at 648-4161. disclose the Identity of 649-6643 after 6 p.m. Ext. 868. H E L P W A N T ^ ture wttfa Ametdoa’a old sat H E Y .'LO ac any advertlaer using box floors, hatchways, ramodaltag. gas station, 19 mUes east of AVON and hugest ooasumer fi­ £PRIKk3 FOLLIES letters. Readers snswar- porches, garages, closeta, oeU- Both otflaes are open WHAT MY Hartford, owner retiring. 646- IP YOU LIKE PEOPLE Many beneftts nance company. —------T ing blind box ads who tags, attics finished, rec 1966. Mmday through Friday, HOROffCOPE Trucks—Tfoelors 5 rooms formica, oeramlo. Oth­ 8:86 a.m. to 6:66 p.m. desire to proteot thair BHJOY making friends and GENERAL BUILDING HOUSEHOLD FINANCE SA Y S FOR BY FRANK O’NEAL Identity can follow this | 1964 CHEVROLET, % ton tn i^ er related work. No Job too FOOD catering trailer with Evening and Saturday TODAY.' SHORT R IBS want to earn money, ocntact the S U P P L Y OO. COEP. procedure: with plow, exceUent condithm, small. Dan Moran. BuUder. pick-up track, folly equipped, Interviews can be ar­ 367 ElUfg$x» Rd. A (Route 6) 882 Mddte Tpke. West, Elventags 648-8880. to Borvlco aU ktads of areas, ranged. AVON Itanager, caU 2894902. '1H6PE' S065 Encloae yoiir reply ,to low mUeage, 647-9696. East Hartford Mbncheetor Shopping Parhedi, $966. CaU 647-1691. 289-8474 • W HANDSOME NEW eiienoe. Oonneottout er’s Ueenea. Tunqilka T-V, -1900 RAMBL,ER American^ |B0. VaUey Cbnatraotion Os., 648- CLOTHES be able to do tune-upo, brakes, Wert Middle Tpke. (next to 69 ROUTE 6, SOUTH WINDSOR etc. Apply St Osnton’e Btaso MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Z Can 644-0801. Shto postpaid, |6 per~ 1,000. 7186. Free estimate. Men-Women-Couidea. Both Stop it Shop). Samples on request. full-time and part-time posl- “Telephioine Service Station, 80S W. Middle 1B6T FORD wagon, 860, V-8, Equal opportunity emptoyer. Tpke. ttons. Our fidly licensed JOURNEYMAN Itoensod .THMM^BOSSvfT^ ...BUT Kxi HDNuy d id n 't • automatic, power brakee, Roofing emd home study course prepares F mffTED. HACTD GIFT-WRAP IT' * power steering, olroondition- S & R SALES CO. Representives WANTED — Experienced trac­ ptumber wanted. Good wages, . BOUGHT Chlmnoys 16-A you. Plaoement service tor traUer driver. Apply ta tag. Good cotidltion. $1,895. (TaU P.O. Box IS, Wapptag, WANTBID — Licensed nurse, overtime, paid boUdayo. OUl 'JCXJ A WINTHROP BY MCK CAVALU avallahta. Write CENTRAL pereon. S v D, Ihc., 96 IBHlard aventagn, T4I-66S3. ,L Conn., 06087 ROOFINO — SpeotaUatag rS' 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. also Dlrectcr Ray Boulrt Flumfaing and NEW CAREER 8(H(X>LS, P.O. o f Nunses. CaU RockviUe Nurs­ To handle new and renewal St, Manchester. pairing roofs o f aU kinds, new BOX IMS Middletown, Onn. McCaU'e end Redbook bustaeos. Heating, 644-1317. GARDEN YOU'D/VLAkH A GOOD DOC ing Home, between 16 a.m. to H O SE WELLTHEN, HOW I o m u j ^ roofi, gutter work, ehlmneys 004B7. Work done entirely from your STEADY peit-time worti, 7 a.m. WILL. YOU H aP M E LOWL.V. HOAA8LE, ABOLSTPfZmie GARDEN and lawn aervloe. 8 p.m., 876-6771. COOKS — Fun or port-tlatf; FOR YO UR cleaned and repaired. 86 yean’ own home telephone. Leads ftir- to 13 noon, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., FIGHT-me eeaw6/ OBQPia^ONTHINWNG, R eS T O L A S S ? RototUltag, with traotzM’. Call experience. Free eatimatea. nights, tachidtag weekends. BIRTHCM Y 873-6666 after 6 p .^ COUNTER clerk wanted for dry nlahed. Write McOsll Oorp., 394 five days. (MU 6494334 bstwssn 2 OTTO. WINTHaCP?M/ DULL.- WIT7H? PC/VWE. (MU Howley 6484861. 644- Washington St Rm. 78S, Boeton, Apply ta parson, Howard John- /myieoApiyiN cleaning store, fuU • time, 6 sod 6 p.m. LOCKSMITH — Looks repaired 8 8 8 8 . H ttip steady VKXk. A ^ y One Hour Maae. 03106.” Sana Restaurant 3M ToDand NEHDOFPRIVATES- Tpke., Maneherter. and tastaUed. Keys made and 35 Marttnialiy. 299 W. Mlddta EXPERIENCED painters want­ dupUoatad. 6484983. Tpke., Manchaeter. ed. CsU 6494411 between 6 and MilliMry. OOLXiEQE Freshman Junior OFVTCB WORK, generat 6 p.m. MAPCX) Auto Farts needs In- LIGHT traektag, odd Jobs, also as sales oleik, Thursday nlghta BART 8ITTEK needed; eeoond Wedneeday 14:30, Ttniraday 1- aids man. counter, ahlpphig moving largo appllBnoas. Burn­ DiwtsmakiEg 19 and Saturdays, all year round, shift, may Uve-ta or sit ta my 9, Saturday 14:10. Good hour­ WANTED — Journeyman and reccivtag. Also fuU-tlme Itaimbw, good wages, over­ ing barrels deUvelred. |4. 644- DRESSMAKINQ and altera- plus tuU-tlme during the sum­ home. OsU before 8 p.m., 648- ly rata. CaU Mr. Shapiro, 648- driver. Manchester Auto 1776. mers. Apply Shoor Jewelers, 9068. 2138, Casual Village Shops, time, and paid hoUdaya. A.B. tions, slppers replaced etc Chick Plumbing A Heating, 649- Parts, Ihe., 270 Broad St, 917 Mata Street, Manchaeter, Msnehester. Manchester. OaU 6M4811. ASSISTANT buyer and sales 3936. 8 Conn. ' W^r*4 I IW U/AmF BERNARE}:) BLAME COMES OF THESE GARDENS roto-tiUed with smaU .OUR TWINS- 1 C>ON'TiMOREi IT>MeP0TYTO T«M. MAYBE IF YOU Moving— TrtMwg OLE CRUPDY-B LOOKIN’ FOR A WIFE, SHUFOfp. olde and outside ralUngs. Land- opened tor a pereon who Appty manager, Varaon Farm koopor — aaqwrteacad prefer­ they oover the Indurtrial edge of aeoountlng dseliablft HE PONT APPEAL TD ME, BUT It* TIMB I woTfiiiimNe z o w . ACTHARPBRTOM^. HELP soaping. Reasonably priced. Sloragn 20 MARRY, TDO.. WHILE TM IN MB PRUHC . HBtL HAFTA B R EA K can type end take short­ Shop, 8734868. red, but are wlUtag to train ATMt o f nmwiofiHriut fl>1iiioo Exeellsnt bensflts wtth small DOWN AND PROPOMII CaU 648-6861. hand. An alr-oondlttonod of- rIgM parson. Must be oon- to 814,006. All positions fee WANTED MANCUESTER Oettvery-Ught TURN odd houn Into buoy East Hartford firm. Salary I R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Bx- tracking and packaga daUveiy. floe wtth music. Hours 8:86- sdsntious, dependable. Intax^ paid. to 87,800. Fee paid. 8. Excellent fringe bene­ cash. If you bava a tow fraa eating, dhrsirtllsd posttien oavoting, landaoaping and pav­ Rafrlgnatoca, wartwra and ovsnings, uas of a ear and F W I - ing, oontraottag. Gravel, ftU stove moving, specialty. Fold- fits. Veiy congenial atmos­ avisUabls wtth Bert Hartford ip . BITA phere. would Ilka to asm 180 • $100 wholsaals distributor. Good and team. Septic tank repairs. tag chain tor rent atsirntt. waakty, eoU ■B4B0S, 8764618. NU T-TIM E CsU 876-7816 evenings, 8T34673 starting salaiy, employs bene- Ftaaae ocntact Mhs. B. S. Ata. For tatsrvtaw osU Mr. days. Loftus, PH/HUM MILLS ta expondtag C S B i T omci Fainting FMpnrIng 21 and naads axparienoad oasb- Wtnlck, 369-1861, Monday THE BEST In Biding and gu^ thraugh Friday. PAINTING — Interior and cx- Uoro. Apply U r. Blaka, 177 'Ar ★ ★ ★ ★ tars, Tsaaonabta OaU 646-1839 COLONIAL BOARD CO. Hariford Rd.. Mandtsatar. anytime. tailor, voiy raaacaahta, ftea cstlmatas. OhU Rlehard 618 Parher St., Monohertar MATURE woman to oare for SALES F U U ^Tlig Martin, 649-n8B, 6494411. ohlldran 7d0 - 6 p.m. Wklkor HoMMkoM SstvicM St. Own transpartattoo, MS- Many of Otar dlontsit oompoompan- AUTO MECHANICS JOSEPH P. Lewto, euatom too are sasklng dqdagraad or Oibrad 13-A painting, tatarior pataUng, AOCXniMTS Nostvabta book-, aon-dsgsaad peopteila lor thata Several openings ta our aervtoe dspaitmant for rtrlltad msB. LIGHT Trucking——M l 41 HouMkoM Ooodt M Bh sIiw m Lo c o H o m Hoosos For Ssrio 72 For Solo 72 For S ab 72 FREE KITTENS, —S ton and Model Home Furniture For Rmif 64 For Sob 72 0 « t of TawE O st off Towe white males, S Mack and white, 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL MANCHESTER line —7-rooip MANCHESTER — Big S-Samlly MUVE by thM atoteiy Qnlnnlal For Scite 7B For Sdo 75 c l a s s if ie d male and female. 64S4M08. DELUXE 4-room apartment PRIME office tor lease. Excep­ 4-bedroom Ranch, wooded lot, DEUGHTFUL STAR G A X B lC * < > Y:. 19 PIECES located on West Cdhter St. In tional location. Medical Phar­ Ranch, 8 plus 8 bedrooina, flre- on 31 Scaibonugh Rood. Asin -By CLAY R. POLLAN- convenient to parkway, ^,800 placas, all brick oaostructioii. Notlee the tondeoeped yard, BOLTON Your Daily AtHrify Guido F t USSA 8297 Manchester. Modem In every macy Bldg., Haynes and Main SUBURBAN LIVING F o u r Madroom Colonial In Bd- MAI 3) SMT.3S r i Meyer Agency, Realtor, 648- Must be seen. Can Paiil W. the taU rtiade treaa, tba private ton. Mr. Lombardo, BeUlore Four-room Ranch with TT Aceordinp Io Iho Sion. Lhr* Slock 42 detail Including fully equipped St. Paneled, alr-condltloaed. AM. 19 OCT. 32 ^ ADVERTISING Interior Designer wants reliable 0609. Dougan, Realtor, 64S-4886. F y tba- torany firrtM te the obarm c< an older home rear yard, tha two^ar garaga. Agency. 847-MU. breeoeway and one-car ga­ To develop message for Tuesday, family or newljrweds to accept kitchen. Abundant off-street Call evenings, 649-8820, 648- rage, fuU basem ent, a r­ 1- 5-1»d1| CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SEVEN year old Mack Qeldlng, parking. R ental $160 per 6814, 848-1038. SIX ROOM Home, garage, co v - ______^ Hee been ihoraughly reooodl- and tha negligible traffic ac­ reod words corresponding to numbori 4M0-73 ^ ^ntle. $800. with saddle and delivery of complete Model Dis­ tloitod end ramodeled tor todaye livtag; TTT ib y —-’~ r tivity. Let nir rtww you tha UOkEFRONT E state — Toa tesian weU, oomUnatlan of your Zodiac birth sign. month. Lease and security de­ ered poUo, including roadside RANCH — B\,-monw, twOt-ln ^TAUSUS tc o tn o 8 AJL to 4:80 PM brtdle. 644-166S. play of Quality Furniture Just "move-in" oondlUon, 'with 9 roomel ' * graektus rooma toei^ then room home with two-ear ga­ windows. Selling for only AM 20 posit required. Call The Jarvis Florist gift shop, busy high- ,^ e , fireplace, phw Ontoliad 1 Expw) 31 A 6) And oa.33 removed to wareltousds for Pub­ An :^4 room open Into a Mxu den. The pfeie- gtva ue your opinion, g w aala rage and broaseway on STS’ of $17,900. T. J . Crockett, R eal­ ) MAY 30 2 Ranwntic 32 Wordrotw Realty Co., Realtors, 648-1121. H o u s e s For Ron! 65 way. Two acres. Hutchins 62 Gorrwd NOV. 21 lic Sale. Modem 8 complete rec room, three bediwme, lot wantod to eettla aetata Highly Uke frontage. Orounda ara tor, 648-1577. 1^38-47-31-57 3 Gtw 33 Pntact 63 Monty OOPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Agency, Realtors, 649-8334. one acre plus swimming pool irrsx.'Tra'ss simply beautiful! Flve-yes-flve IlyWTTTB 4 You 34Ulc( 64 IncrMMd 17-22-35434 Arlielos For Soto 45 rooms w ith the $1,000 look. 8 NEW 2-bediWMn duplex, half of ROOMS, appliances fur- destrad area. Balflora Agency, SLini* 35C)Kinc« 65 Ai rjL DAT BKFORB PVBUOAnON saaeaatlwWl.^ .^ 1 1 nished. References fllWland AMHtr.secur­ and acceasocieo. Assumabls M cloeet end etorage bedroomal Two etone flre- SOUTH WINDSOR — Three OIMINI 6T)l«aMiitly of ttie deanest RandMO wa’va tra lot poeeibUlty. A rare type rodip in walk-out basement, ^4-18-»-34| 10 From 40 Turn 70T ht Andover 743-78M. W. Dougan R ealtor, 64»4888. terns, front and rear porches, Cblonlal —7 ramns. ) I Companion 41 And mediate delivery or free sltuatad o n ______approodmaUly ^ ^ ^ 1% a«aH»m llee from evar seen! Recently redone, of property. OeU now. Belflore flre^ece, stove and dlahwaoh- >^486048 7 IG tt 7-12-2044/0 Oidy $24,000. The Hayes Agen (f nraaM'ra T.Ort m __ea__a______•_ > )2 Should 42 0rdtr 72 Your 53-7080d6'» DIAL M 3-2711 storage. SHARE 7-room home with own­ Oul of Town bedrooms, 1% baths, large ^opplw and R m ^ f.54 and only*6*5Iee tr S n Manchaeter has 'waU to waU la eev aril Ageney, 647-1418. 13 Somoono’t 43 Your MIIAJONS ot rugs have been cy, 648-0181. er. ImmedisUe occupancy. CANCIS 731) CAFSICOaN Wtfre m CAP A OCP Charge Plans er, full prlvUeges, $20. week­ For Ron! 66 kitchen^ front to back Uvfaw Post Oftloa. Priced In wre. IhiMrn by sqipolntment. rooms I Lovely treed yard, con­ Many extras. $34,900. K e n JUNES) 14Mor« 44 Con 74 Rtol cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s GORGEOUS R anch w tth twD- 15 Invitotlon 45 To 75 Encourogino Also, our own Instant Credit ly. Call 9 a.m. week day% 648- room, built-in oven and ranga, venient locatton. Three nloa Ootrinsky, Realtor, 648-1888. ^ J JUIY22 IdTIrouaht • d M r «5 America’s finest. Rent electric FIVE ROOM apartment, first PORTBJR Street Area — Over- fuU baths and two-car garage 46 Grotliitd 76 Avotd IAN. 19 CoRtiiHwd From Prtcoding Pago ehampooer $1. TTe Sherwln- Plan 1960. slM all brick Cape Ood. Coun­ dlslnvaaher and di^poaal, ax- WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY bedrooms, garage, enoloeed fS*il4-16-23 17T)wr?f 47 B« 77 Troubit floor, garage , cellar storage tremely large and bMvUy re a r p o tth . Balflora Agency, on eleven beautiful acres. Cir­ VERNON — Ranch, three bed­ K/32-41-81-85 ISMoy 48 A 78A4orrty 21-2M742(0 y o iir WllHams Oo. try else kitchen, garage, patio, ca 1988, om dltlon 1960. R aised I9Tid« 49 Trip 79 FinarKlot 47.71-84to^ WE HAVE customers waitb^ area. Ward St., Rockville. Call treed lot. Won’t last! Wolver- 847-14U. rooms), ktUhen with dining 20 8* 36 DISCOUNT FURNITURE trees. $28,000. Hutchins Agen­ Lillian Grant, Realtin*— 648-1168 LIO 50 World-winn«f 80 Rtcognition AQUASlUt Hdp, Wonted 23" COLOR TV, unclaimed lay­ for the rental of your apart­ 649-2871. ton Agency, R ealtors, 649-2819. hearth flreplaoe,' waU to waU a re a and buU tlns, waU to 'waU 21 Motto - 51 Too 81 Phytieol te le p h o n e WAREHOUSE cy, R ealtors, 649-8824. BIO-BIO I 8-room Colonial In ap­ !| JUIY 33 22Lmi 52 Stort JAN. 30 Moi* or Fomolo 37 away at a special reduced NOW 2 BIO LOCA-nONS ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ carpeting, country kitchen, 82 IrKomo m ROOMS, heat, hot w ater, MANCHESTER sod vicinity — ple pie order. Two lavatories, walkout, wtodowed basement. carpieted Uvlng room. Laige ____ AUG 32 23 To 53 By 83 You FEs! IS price. Tours for only I479.9B. 3880 Main St. Hartford tate Associates, Inc., 648-8129. TWO FAMILT, 8 and 8 plus RANCH Dehne — 8 bedroome. tWo-oar gsuege. Assumable 24Moy 54Hord 64 ililngt WEN and women to demon­ stove, refrigerator. Security For the best in real estate In fuU^bath, S-car overalsed ga­ 'V13-27-3M4 25 Con 2-11-25W/C OUTDOOR WORKERS— Ask for John at 448-0103. 822-7249 two ropma finished on third • TMe eittraetiTe home offera MANCHESTER —Two tom- Biven m ore land poeelbly a'vaU- mortgage. H.M. Fre. Many extra Uy, 5 end 4 to a residential R eoltora, 647-9998. viseo 27 Oomlnotring 57 Gtr>«rou» 87 PoMitHo oessoriea. OMonlal Plnecraft HELP! We are forced to re- ment, 18 Forest St. 8H and 4H 8749 afte r 6:80. Realty, Realtors, 64S-69$0. Ideal in-law sltuatian or five 26 Con 58 inspiring riK is DELIVERY CONCRETE 178 Pine St. Manchester Phllbrick Agmcy, Realtor, featutm Tlmrod Rd. High M’e. neliJibacliood. Malntenonoe FREE view from New Haven 88 Rocoivtd FES .9 Oo., 282 Winter St., HaverhUl, locate. Removal sale now rooms from $128 to $186 month­ free eidtag, Boer garage, treed legitimate bedroome. Oxmtry COVENTRY — $18,900. Modern 29Ft#l 59 Do 69 Gombtos FABRICATORS 646-2332 646-4300. TWO-famlly duplex in mint con­ Mbrrtaon. Realtor. att-lUS. to Springfield goes with this SEPT. 33 30 Bo 60 Oofor 90PIOOM MAD 20 M aas., 01880. gofeig on. Everything in our (former Norman’s Pum. ly. 130x310’ lot. W dveiton Agency, Bised kitchen, front to back one-yesu* old Rsmeh, 8 bed- Resort Property dition located on large treed lot living room with raised hearth unbeUeveable nine-room Con­ 8- 9-15-28 3343-5442/ store reduced. All the latest W arehouse FIVE-ROOM apartment, second MANCHESTER — Charming MAMCBnrnBR — e-nom cape R eatto n , 649-3818. roosne, eloctrtcaUy heated with 30-5544 ^Advene ^ ^ N cu tn l Have many openlngb for For Rent 67 in Mancheoter. New ceramic garage, wall to waU carpatlng fireplace. Some parquet floor- temporary on a sky high Olae- M. 63-76-79-89lt steady work, no experience model Zenith color TV, black at comer of Pine A Forest St.st floor, garage. redecorated. Ranch, five large rooms, fire­ tiled baths, recent heating sys­ tonbury elevation. Hartford individual beat control, alumi­ THINKING OF A and white TV and stereos. Low, place, 3 baths, walk-out base­ In ipaciaua Uvlng room with MANCHESTER —Overelaed 7- lag. Neat workrtuq) In cellar. num storms, aluminum elding. required, year 'round work M on.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Adult family, no { $120 per SUMMER vacation home. Lake tem, new floors, etc. Two-car Mr. Lombardo, Belflore Agen­ skyline indescribable at night low, prices. Modem TV Serv­ month. Referenc ment, attached garage, spaci­ flraidaooe, in formal dtniwg riiom Cape. Stone exterior, Gerard Agency, Realtors, 648- wtth overtime, top pay CHANGE? required. Wlraiipesecukee, N. H. New garage. Possible to assume ‘ room, on open ■lalroeee, In cy, 647-1418. Two flreplacee, two-car ga­ rates, many benefits, union ice, 88B Center St., 64S-220B. W rite Box ’’J J ” , M anchester ous treed lot. Will flnwce, 1- double garage, sfidt baths, rage, four bedrooms, dining 0868, 649-0688. Musical Inslnmwnts S3 3 bedroom CSialet, fireplace, mortgage. Professionally ap- master bedroom. Centragy lo­ walk-up atUo, attached covers ______f ______Hebron dmp. An equal opportunity IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Herald. clubhouse, heated pool, tennis ______878-8881, evenings.______praised. Ask tor Mr. Tlnsser, TWELVETWELVE room estate In Man- room, large living room with employer. DARK RICH stone free loam, cated near HUng Junior High ed patio, H acre tree studded BOLTON — U ft R built Raised (jt^stldakL fiv e-y ard s, $16. Sand, gravel, BLACK DUAL Kustom courts. Reservations fiUing MANCHESTER — Two-family BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. School. Char-Bon Agonoy, 64$. cheater, todudliM: in-law isuite. breath taking view, solarium Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 Are- Ytri FIRST AND SECOND SHIFTS t h r e e rooms and tile bath^ lot. ReallaUoaUy priced at$S9,- Profeeslonally appraised dead stone, fill, maniue, pool and ampUfler, one-year old, quickly. 648-0189. ® and 8, and a flve-room sin- t mz aiz 0 6 sr likewise. Architecture and pro­ places, garage, acre lot, very heat, hot water, stove, fefriger- - vie all on lot non, LARGE 6% room Ctdonlsl, 1% 900. CaU Warren B. Howland, end street Professional and fessional landscaping must be Baroness Kennel Request ALLIED BUILDING —FOR SET UP AND OPERA- patio sand. Call 648-9604. condition. Best offer. 643-0266 ator Included. Middle-age gle, aU on one lot. Both prop­ R ealtor. 648-1106. clean home. H. M. Frechette, ■noN— baths, rec room In basement, MANCHERTER — Prime Wert executive area. Belflore Agen­ eeen-exterior stonework Is SYSTEMS ELECTRIC lead guitar, white, adults. Security depoelt. No erties in fine condition and wlU R ealtors, 047-9998. Won tod To Runt 68 provide rent free Uvlng fo r extra large 2-car garage with . rtde tocetton, eacoellent 4H MANCHESTER — Six room cy, 647-1418. tremendous. Thermopane 1’’ Denied by Zoning Board MO Tolland Tpke., Manchseter BUIXARD 40-QUART milk cans. Call 648- excellent condition. Call 643- pets. Parking. Newly renovat­ second floor. BeoUtthil corner • digilex, 2-heating eyrteme, 3- plate gtesB, too many other EAST HARTFORD —WUl you W88. ^ ed. $128. 18% B. Schoot for you. trees, private rear yard. WaU ter or vteli^, for out of town a etaite conservationist. KeUy In­ Emd consider the foUowtag Heip Wantod— H artford, 821-6801. er employed gentleman. Paric- PHRBE apartments In to waU. Mr. Zlnaaer. Belflore Manoheater Parfcade rilent. CaU Mr. Pace, Inter­ vited the girls to visit his home petitions: FREE — Three kittens, one ing. 272 Main Street. Experience preferred. Good M anchester 6496306 Male or Female 37 LOVELY two-bedroom apart- building, a cottage with __ 646-4200 company benefits and salar­ Agency, 847-1418. national Asaociates, 647-1800. to enjoy the woods and nature ITBM I JOHN V. ORBGAN— double toed. Call 043-6766. merit, conveniently located, va«av.ssi. ^S U 0 O l U J U S O I f C U t C r ------— ______16’ WOODEN boat w ith flber- apartment plus 8 house trailer ies to $180. Never a too. ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING BOITTON — Custom 7-room trails he has established. ZONE CHANGE — OOODWIN FULL-TIME teUer, for local glass bottom, 48 h.p. motor, second floor, appliances, im­ parking spaces with exceUent MANCHESTER — Two famUy, NEW USTTNO — BOWERS STREET Room With Board 59>A e~ A — _ A. gt w, z8 M — * .AS _ A . » , • Ranch. Double garage, 8-flre- Cadette Troop 6114 was given , bank. CaU 646-1700 (or appoint­ skis, many accessories, trail­ mediate occupancy, rental income. Extremely high poten' 8 and 5, gtxxl floor plan, with . TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT School areal Clean Coloni­ n H — tTassa. To change the acne from FIVE lovely kfttens need a new al- vrith garage, 1% baths, plaoee, 2% baths, fuU base­ INVITATION a guided tour of the State ment. home. 649-4095. er. CaU afte r 6 p.m .. 643-2816. DELIGHTBTJL home —Codumr agreement, security. Palmer tial on heavily traveled high­ Uvlng room dining room an d The eleotora and cltlaene qualified to vole In town meetingz Capitol in Hartford on Thurs­ Residence Zone A to Reet- R ealty, 643-6321. way in a business zone. $68,000. fourth bedroom. Aluminum m ent, 16x34’ pool. Situated on bia Lake, good food, ______large kitchen, two bedroomiT’ to the Tbwn of Andover ore hereby notified that the Annual more than three high acres. TO BID day. This will complete the dence Zone C for a stogie lot CAB DRIVER—PART-TIME NOW ON Sale—Two-months old 16’ V-BOTTOM boat, complete Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, May be bought with extra IW «lvw Looe, B. m Budget Meeting of the Town of Andover, Oonneotlcut wUl be storms and screens. Truly on the east side of Ooodwto We have a permanent opening with controls, 18 h.p. Johnson swimming, aU prlvUeges, 35 m a in ST. — 2% roomn, first Just over Maitcheeter line. Sealed bids wUI be received work tmr their My Government black M iniature Poodles, AKC color TV, Stereo, 36 minutes 646-4200. lot. Wolverton Agency, Real­ TWU HM lie held In the Andover Elementary Sdiool, Andover, on Saturday, a fine value In the low Badge. The girls have been Street between F ranklin for a part-time driver, nights 6 motor, Mastercraft tUt-traUer. floor, heat, lights, electric May 8, ^969, at 8:00 p.m. for the foUowlng purpoeee: twentiee. Mr. Lombardo. Bel­ W arm E. Howland, Realtor, at the office of the Director of Street and East Center Street registered, shots, paper train­ Hartford, east of river. 228-9369 tors, 649-2818. 643- 1108. Genend Services, 41 Center learning about government at p.m.-l a,m. If you have a good ed. 649-1807. Good condition, $380. Call 043- stove and refrigerator. $100 1. To dtooee a m oderator tor aald medtog. flore Agency, 847-14U. as shown on a plan entitled driving record and are depend­ 0843. after 5:30 p.m. and weekends. monthly. CaU 649-2865 from 9 2. To elect a BtUldlng Official to eerve for a one year term Street, Mimchester, Conn., untU aU levels including a prevtoue Land For Solo 71 MANCHESTER — Gone Street BOLTON — Top location, faqp trip to the Town Records Build­ "Area Map—East Center ft able, come in. KERRY BLUE Terrier female 3 to 5 p.m. commencing July 1, 1969. . . ^ May 15, 1909 Eit 11:00 a.m . for Ooodwln Streets—Manchester. EAST HARTFORD (3AB CX). 1968 O’Day Flying Saucer, 18' 8. To CMCt two membere to the Recreation Oommiaeion tor location. Ttaraferred owner quaUty custom buUt 6-room GLOBE HOLLOW CONCES­ ing, under the guidance of Mrs. PINE PHARMAeV years old, lovable and a clown, APPROXIMATELY 76 acres, Rsmeh. Plastered walla, esMt- Gladys Miner, town clerk. Conn." — Scale l ’’-80’ — Jan . 107 Burnside Ave., AKC registered, $80. Call 742- flberglas, planing sloop. Fast Apartments—Flats— ! throe year term* commencing July 1, 1969. offers newly decorated epa- SION STAND. 884 dE im at ST. boat, $880. 649-1692. located on Brewster St.— I 4. To dect a member of the Regional Board of BiducaMon Iron radiation, breesew ay, 3- Bid forms, plans and apecifl- Paper Drive 1069—prepared by OrtewoU Elaat Hartfoid 9147. Ater 4 p.m. Tenements 63 Furnished Swamp Road, Coventry. $38,- UNDERSTATED VALUE cious 6-room Oolontel. Double Engineering, Inc. ' of Regional School Dlatrtct Number Eight tor a term of three garage, 1% brihs, plus paneled car garage. Priced for Im­ catlona sure avaUable at the The Gilead Church Men's Fri- MANOHBaTBB, OONN. 806. OaU 742-6619. years commencing J i ^ 1, 1969, mediate sale. Hayee Ageney, ITEM 2 LEON PODROVB— 149 OAKLAND 4-room tene­ Apartments 63-A rec room and soroened porch. Oeneral Servlcea Office, 41 Cen­ lowship is having a paper drive ment, heat and hot waterj $120. 5. To aee If the 'Town wlU authorize the TTeeeurer and the 6486181. APARTMENT iS P B C IA L Fertilizers 50-A POUR room^ furnished, first COVENTRY — EUeven acres ______to teipporarUy borrow not exceeding Seitolbly priced a t $82,500. CaU ter Street. Manchester, Connec­ on Tueoday and Wednesday of IB . M9-9614 PERM IT — SPBNCBR 646-2426, 9-8. Board ot Selectm en ticut. this week. Ildease bring papers GOOD______cow^ m anure exceUent for ______irarage and ceUar stor- with road frontage. $6,700. $50,000.00 and to tosue notee of m o Town therefore on euoh texme Warren Et Howland, Realtor, COVENTRY — Just Uated. STREB7T PhUbrick Agency Realtors, 648- and tor such perloda aa they deem advisable, a t . ’ tim e during Town of Manchester, to the gEunge between the Request for a Special Permit gardens, lawns, etc. $8 and $10 FOUR room ai>artment, 163 Oak 649-2871. Dg the entire 648- 1106. 6% roem Ranch, garage, sun- Connecticut Church and the parish house loads delivered.------■ 648-7804, 649- °*•*"'**street, second floor, 4200. the rem ainder of th e 1988-1968 flecal y ear and di porch, 160 x 100’ treed and to construct apartm ents osi $126 1980-1970 fiscal y ear. ^ Robert B. Weiss. either evening between 7:16 Euid 8731. monthly. OaU 2894M71. SEVEN-ROOM Ckdonlal, 2% tU- flowering yard. Bo d e a n you the south side of Spencer Business Locations HEIBRON —^Route 88, approx­ 8. To see If the Town wUl authorise and Instniot the Board ed baths, large famUy room, General Miuiager 9:00. If there sme any questions, NOTICE Street a t the locEttlon shown imately 00 acres with frontage of Sdeotman to' enter into agreements to the name of and on con move right to. Don’t mlsa please contact Frairt Mund. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom hohaif of the Town of Andover with the SUte Highway (tommia- 3 flreplacee, plastered walte, Uiia one! Keith Real Estate, on a plEm entitled “Area Map For Rent 64 on 88. Pond on property. Own­ fuU Insulation, porch, city utU- OOP Women PUBLIC HEARING Household Goods 51 apartments, wall to wall esu*- ■toner for the expenditure of aU funds avaUaUe from the State 649-1923, 6466138. NOTICE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. -rSpenneer Street — West of pets, dishwasher, appliances, SMALL STORE near 166 per er wUl finance. T.J. Crockett, lUea, buUt-ins, extra large 3- The HObron Republican Olcott Street — Manchester. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, R ealtor, 643-1877. to said Thwn tor the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1968, under CONNECTICUT air-oonditlonlng. Starting at cent Main Street location. Ap­ the prtWlslone of C hapter 388 ot the Connecticut General Statutee, car garage, near school, treed HEBRON — dean Cape, 4 PUBLECHEAIRING Women’s Club WiU meet on PROPOSED ORDINANCE Ctonn."—Scale 1"-100’—March ranges, automatic washers $186 per month. Call Paul W. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. R ey fio n 1968. , . lot, exoeUent loeaHon. Charles ADDITIONAL Wednesday EUt 8 p.m. a t the 27, 1969 — prepared by Oria- with guarantees. See them at years oU, 6% room s, 1% baths, APPROPRIA'nONS In EujcordEuice with provtolone Dougan R ealtor, 649-4636. 7. TV> see If the Town wUl vote to incroaee the annual eatery Lesperance, 640-7620, 6496108. fireplace, garage, one-acre lot, home of Joan London, Norih St. of the Town Cluuler, notice to wold EhiglneertBg, Inc. B.D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 VOR RBn t 01 sale-461 MbIk Houses For Sole 72 BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the First Selectman from $1300.00 to a oum not exceeding bordering State F orest. $33,900. Mro. London, president, reports hereby given that a PubUc ITEM 8 SAMUEL ZBLVIN— Main St. CaU 643-2171. FOUR ROOM apartment second INOO.OO, effective July 1,1900. / IMMACULAra 5% room TOWN OF MANCUIESTER, the ahe, Mrs. Diane Dlxoih GROUP DWELLINO SPB- MANCHESTER - Picture post 8. To see U the T cm i wUl vote to Increase the annual salary PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, CONNECTICUT Hearing will be held in the floor, Cedar St. $116. CaU 643- to Post Office EXceUent loca RaJ^oli, garago, flreplaoe, car­ rice-president, eumI M rs. I sei- C^L PERMIT — SPBNCER SEWING MACHINES — singer cord setting describes this five- of ea^ Reglatrar a t voters from $100.00 to a sum not exceedtog 644- 4200. Notice to hereby given that Hearing Room of the Municipal 8446. tlon for any use. 646-2426 from room Ranch IdeaUy located on peting, 34 x 80 rec room. lArge telle Hill, secretary) have sub­ BuUding, 41 Center Street, May STREET automatic zig-zag, exceUent 9 to 8 p.m. $200.00, effective July 1,1060. ^ z.. = the Board of Directora, Town bus line, city water and sew­ 0. TV> see If the Town wUI approve a resohiUon of the Board private lot BIU Wolcott, 688- VERNON —Owner transferred mitted reclpee to the new Re­ 6, 1969, a t 8:00 p.m . on an Request for a Special Permit condition. Makes buttonholes, e a s t Hartford — Newer 3 1581. Pasek Reeltore, 289-7476, of Manchester, (tonnecUcut, wiU 'nems, embroiders, etc. Orlg- MANCHESTER — Pbr lease, ers, carpeting, rec room, two of Sdectmen accepting the provldona of Part n at T itle 7, <3iap- aelUng their neat Rand) with publican Women’s Oookborit Amendment to the Manchester to construct Group Dwellli^ rooms, appliances, heat, 743-8348. 8 bedrooms, living room with hold a PubUc Hearing in the on the south aide of Spencer InaUy over $366., 6 monthly adults, lease, security, refer­ New Industrial buUding, 6,000 garages, m ore. P riced to eeU. ter 118 of the Oeneral Statutee of Conneotiout, ae to oU deport­ Hearing Room at the Municipal which the NotiomU Federation Country Club Lecrie. INVITATION paym ents of $8.80 each or pay- square feet to 60,000 square W.J. Baroomb Realtors, 644- A Best Buy ments of the Town, Including elected officen Insofar as it relates Sreplace, dining room and of Republican Women will pub- A copy of the propoaed Ordl- Street, west of Olcott Street, ences required. No pete. 289- By Belfiore to the Connecticut Munidpd Slmployeea Retirement Fund A. TWO FAMILY, 4-4, separate blight kitchen. Basement has BuUding, 41 O nter Street, Man- as shown on a idEm entitled $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. 2282. feet, tailored to your con­ 8000. cheater, Connecticut, Tuesday, nsmee may be seen In the Town 10. To see if the Town wUl vote an additional apprMriaUon hea/t, aluminum eldtog, 7-yean recroom plus an office. Ter­ Cleric’s Office during business "Area Map—Spencer Street— FOR PROPOSALS venience, all utilities. Easy ac­ Homes, like people, have personaHtieo of their own to the 1068-1960 Budget In the sum of $151061 for Item L-l, Re­ old. CteU early. Victor Agency, May 6, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to TAG SALE —Dishes, linen, 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 rific location, the lot la approx­ hours. M anchester, Conn.” ScEde 1’’- AVAILABLE; Prime site of approocimatoly 4.2 Acres tor cess to 1-84, 16 m inutes to and they run the whole gamut, fn«n the, loud and gional School Dtetrtri No. 8. 64S6TOO. im ately 800 feet deep. S tart consider and act on the follow­ 100’—March 27, 1968—prep ar­ bed, various size tables, many rooms, heat, hot water, $140. downtown Hartford. EV>r more 11. TV> see U tho Town wUl vote an additional appropriation ing: NOTICE D ated a t MEUichester, Cem- development of a Neighbortiood Shopping more miscellaneous Items. 18 646-2426 9-5. NEVER A DULL gaudy to the quiet, contemplative type. H ^ s a fine, packing and caU T.J. Crockett, nectlcut, this 25th day of April ed by Grtswrid Engineering, Center. particulars call Warren E. to th e 1968-1989 B u ^ t to tho sum of $8000.00 for Item B-3, Snow Proposed addiUonid appro­ TOWN OF COVENTRY Inc. Delmont St. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. solid value in the lattdr category and ftdlowina^ Removal and Sanding. ___ ^ R ealtor, 848-1677. priation to Oeneral Fund ZONllNG BOAllD 1969. LOCATION* MlanriMster R enew al'Prc^Ject No. 1, Mian- /' ______SMALL quiet buildings, nice MOBIENT what makes it so: 12. To bee U the Town wUl vote an additional appropriation Lots For Salt n John I. Oarside Jr., ITEM 4 RUSSEL E. PREN­ chester, Connecticut—Pai^l 5, located at BOLTON — 6% room Ranch, Budget, 1908-69 PoUce De- FGUR-PIECE Maple bedroom area, one-bedroom apartment, VERNON —Brand new mod­ as a Gal EYiday. A diversified , to th e 1008-19IE Budget at $U,000.00 for the Board of Bduoetion. ANDOVER — School Rd. build­ OFAiPPEALS Secretary TICE, ET AL-SUBDIViaiON the souttavxMt oomer of North Mialn Street set, also desk and chair with three to four bedroome, famUy pEUtment $12,000 T here wUI be a Public Hemr- appliances, heat included. $148 ern office with heat and air- job with lots to do and»pub- 1. ) Professional and executive neighborhood off 18. TV> receive the Budget tor the flecal year from July 1. ing lot with view of the lahe. to provide for Spectol Serv­ Board of Dtrectors — DARTMOUTH ROAD, and MSoln Street (Route 88). glass top. Good condition. 648- ; 1980, to June 80, 1970, ae pmpared by the Board ot Ftoenoe, with room, fireplace, garage. 1^- tng Monday, May 6th Ett 7:00 Manchester, Conn. GARDNER ST.—Request for PRICE: $78,000. per month. CaU Paul W. conditioning, In all modern Uc contact. S alaries to $95.00. Porter Street. WeU on property- CaU Norman ices, to be financed by In- p.m. In the Town BuUding to 3884. Dougan R ealtor, 649-4535. buUding, $76. per month. CaU ito rooommendaUone theracn. ^___ ceOent area. Private treed lot. subdlvtoion plEm approvEtt for Intercatod redevdopers may obtain a Developera Kit oon- Never a fee. 2. ) Peaceful, little travded street. 14. Tb adopt a budget tor the flecal year from JUly 1, 1009, S. HOhepthal, Realtor, 646-1166. Only 821,000. Hayee Agency. creaae in current aervlce hear the foUowlng appeals. 872-0538 week days. revenue. approxim ately 40 acres, (70) latolng teohnloal materials, including engineering maps, SALEM Maple table, five DELUXE 3-room apartment, A Permanaat 8.) Large, airy rooms. Ito June 80, 1970, and to make iqiectflo appropriUlone to r eekl BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, 8466181. 1. Frank Spencer, Cross Street, lots) on land between Dart* legal documents and disposiUon poUcieB by sending a dseck chairs, captain’s pads, like PlacenMnt > Propoaed additional appro­ Coventry. George Benoit, act­ newer buUding, plush atmoa- FIVE—room suite of front Main ' ****^1^ To determine whether the tax on the list of October 1, treed Iota, 600’ to w ater, pav­ priation to Special Taxing NOTICE mouth Road and Gardner for $15.00 to: Acting Executive Director, 'Manchester Re- new, $100. Blond mahogany phere, carpets, appliances, St. offices, 100 percent loca­ 1 ^ ’ Servlee 4.) Gracious center hallway. ed town accepted road. Priced SOUTH WINDSOR ing as Agent, Eqipealing from Streets, as shown on a devetopment Agency. 886 Main Streat, MiaiKbester, Con- dresser, mirror, cheat and 1908 shall be due and paymUe in a single tastoUment, or to two 6%% ASSUMABLE!! District Authority Piurktog the decision of the 2kmlng TOWN COF COVENTRY neotlout, 06040. heat, aU included. $160 per tion near banks, alr-condltlon- 6.) Screened, secluded side porch. eemi-onnual toetaUmento or to tour quarto^ taatallm ^. to eeU. Hayes Agency, 640-0181. Fund 1968-69 b u d ^ $2,100 riNG BOARD plim entitled "South Farms bed, $78. CaU 648-2068. month. OaU Paul W. Dougan ed, automatic fire sprinkler. (MS SUver Lane, E. Hartford T W 7% room R anch Is a Agent, refusing to grant a ZONI Prellminiuy Map of Subdtvt- Lettere of Intent wfil be entertained up until 11:00 A.M., 8-) Private, treed and shrubbed rear yaitL 16. To determine whether the tax on tha Ust of Ootobar 1, to meet lease-rent payments permit for construction of a DayUght Bowings Time on June 6, 1960. AU .propooals re­ R ealtor, 649-4638. Apply Marlow’s, 857 Main St . TBL. HS-M16 1988, ae it Mpllea to motor vehioles ShaU be duo and payable to COVENTRY — Choice buUdtog buy you Just oon't miss. OF AIPPEALS slon PropEtred for RusaeU N. OLD, ODD, Otherwise sale. An­ lot. IQOartOO’ wtth artesian weU. for parking lot areas, to be gEU*age, with Insufficient 8 foot There wlU be a PubUc Hseu*- ceived oflter ttito date and tkne refened to h e r^ wlU be tique dishes, bottles, two s alirtle iniitoSlment purauent to Section lS-144a of the OonneeU- Three laige bedrooms, 1% Prentice, Truetee—MEuiches­ FrVE-room duplex, three bed­ MANCHESTER —Three new There are other features, of course. Come see for Foundation ready to build on. baths, rec room wtth wet fimmeed from unappropri­ side and 9 foot rear setbEtek. Ing Monday, May 6th at 7:00 returaad unopened to the redeveloper. Submission must In­ Victorian matching chairs, cut Seneral Statutee, R e ri^ 1968, m . ated surplus ot the Special ter, Conn.—John J. Mosaoehl, clude an matertol specified to the DevfOopers Kit, indud- rooms, center location. Oc­ stores for lease. 600x100 square yourself that gracious living can be yours to r a oonv. 17. To hear and accept the report of the Rastdent State Quiet area. CaU now. MOrriaon bar and hultt-ln rafrigerator, He to now requesting a veuI- p.m. In the Town Building to chaise, desk, chest, drapes, Taxing District Authority ft Aasoctotes CtvU Engtossrs Radevalopera Diaolosure matralal, Depoelt and Letter cupancy May 1st. Security and feet. Busy location. Reasonable. paratively modest price. Trooper Committee. R sattor, 848-lOU. offloe wtth buUt-to oablneto. ance for these setbacks. hear the foUowlng ^ipeal. —Olsztonbury, Conn. — Scale n tsrtt ProDosiUa will only be oooepted from mdevelop- hand tools, tin ware, Saturday, rental agreement. CaU 648- Hayes Agency, 645-0181. TO see If the Town will vote to eetabWeh a permanent Parking Fund. 2. StEtte of CoEmectlcut, EippUca- Albert V. Lindsay, Plymouth Sunday, Monday, 218 Hackma­ DREAM ON 2 air oondttOonera and much l ” -100’ t-Sl-68" _ a copy of the Developera Kit. 7019, Earl EXerett Real Law Enforcement Study Committee and tt eetaM I^. to ^ more. 'Beautifid view. J. Propoaed additional appro­ tlon for a sotting vtiriance on Lane, MEuichester, Coim. Ap­ tack, 648-7277. 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, about a new kind of Job. termtoe the number of memben, the meOiod cf cbooetog the priation to General Fund pealing from a determbutioa by AU Interested peraens may at­ _ from prospective redevelopecs ore weloanva The E state. '' THE WIUMM E. BELFIORE ARENGY O ot off Towtt Florenoe. behalf of G erard A. M lclette, tend these hearings. 'Coptee of R*<»**’^>opm«eit Agency Is open $180, includes heat, 645-2420, Renrarding and diversified . members and to riect any memben of sold committee If ao pro- Budget 1968-68 to : at ttt. Relocation—Route No. the Zoning Agent not to Issue a trail 8:80 AM. ito 4:80 PJC. BEXIINNER'S tricycle , 72” 9-6. to r you. 481-488 MAIN STREET — 647-1418 • VtdSde For Solo 75 Mlacellaneoue Appropria­ permit for apsutmento, dated these peUtions are on file to the metal folding table; 2 metal It TO eoe if the Town will vote In amend the Ordtoanoe Re: 81, Coventry. A reduction of Town Clerk’s offlee and may be 111 M ovU apum U t Agraoy reserves the light to reject any 474 MAIN St., 3-room heated salaries, BAST HARTFORD -S-bsd- B W tion, Account No. 84(i—$8,300 lot area from 86JI06 square April 17th. Location of profieity, or aZ proposals folding chairs. Carton house­ APPROXIMATELY 6,000 snd have I Driveway Ooriitniotton. adopted May 7, I960, to provl^ tor tta for fourth quarter inmiraace Route No. 81 and 44A. He to now Inspected during normal offloe apartm ent, $110, 646-2426, »d. your dreams come ' true. * appitcation for and lesuonoe of a permit and for the filing a t a room Colonial, aluminum aid- BARROWB and WALLACE Oo. fe ri to 88,414 square toot. This hours. MAMCHBBTnt REDUVELOFMENT AGENCY hold m lsc., $8. 643-8866. square feet in B— Twen­ Special Tue$. and Wed. at 8 at Bunca Center, 206 Olcott Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 Ftank Zarifls yoga claeeea and unafOUated. L p R g A U Troubled by ty-four 0.8. A m y aoldloai, St. Men Interested In singing p.m. Members are reminded to are being held each Tuesday at A special committee, beaded Pompidou’s Hat in Ring WBAVESt’S BONELESS WHITE MEAT four-part barbershop style 1 p.m. at St. Maurice’s Chinvh, NOW MAOS m TMS uanoo oisTesjj etralght hum oomhnt hi bring articles for a bingo to be by David CSron, chalrmaa of ■outh Vtalnam, are Iwre hamony may attend the event. conducted by Mra. WUUam BoKan. Claeses are open to be- the Mencheeter YR’s (Young Racial Ills Those wishing more Information ginnera. Those planning to at­ Made o f the mott m e and atudrlng tiila week to pre­ CHICKEN BREAST ROLL/ Labadie. Members planning to RepuMicane), is cooperating pare Itiemaetvee for OJA el- may contaot Robert Bmmcna, bring their motben to the club’s tend are reminded to bring a with the local GOP reglatratian precious Ingredients, White ■y ABeOCKATBD PBBIS Tk«t Chkfcm For Any OecHkn 111 Brent Rd. mother day program on May 6 blanket. committee. Caron’s subcommlt- Velvet quickly yet g^ tly nogvoM daaliod with pn»Ui la r Boa Fraaeteoo and diw a MMbw DottckMM Sondwkhcfl Lb. 69c may register at this meeting. toe w ill utlLlxe help offered by conditions your hair, mekat Tho aoldtara. nattvoe of 18 PreceiAor Gamma Chapter, They may also make reserva- Mies Kathleen M. Kane, the Y R ’e. it so easy to fashion Into aad firomoa from tho aoono of a oounMoe, were flown hare For French Presidency Beta Sigma Phi aorority, will tions for the club’s annual daughter of Mr. and Mia. tiro la Cairo, m., with gua teiate Vklday from SalgoiL Thoy The RepubUeane hdd a lead beautiful, natural waves. FROZEN BONELSaS CZnCKEN BREASTS...... Mt. Me have Its Founder’s Day dinner gathering on May 28. James T . Kane o f 122 .^Nlelker In hutbunte of vlotanoo. Two had been In oomhot wxrth of o f 86 In regtatratione in Mhn- Come In and try It...and tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. at the St, haa been eleoted to Sigma tiro bomhioga cauood M ttw Saigon wttii the lot Ihfantry ^PABTO ( AP ) — Ghonrea chester — the lowest in the enjoy a new kind o f coiffure Log Cabin, Lebanon. Phi Sigma, an honor aodety, at 4amogo la a Negro dtotilot of Dtvialon. DokniiMou, wlio sMrvsd OENUINS SnUNO NETS' ZEALAND The executive board of the town’s history. Democrats have glamour. < Ladles Guild of the Aasiunption U t at. M ary Obltoge, Hookeett, Doa Molaoa, Iowa. The oombat will Ohaifcli de GaaBe for six Members of St Bridget’a will meet tonight at 8 in the N.H. She la also U s M in Qie never lead In Manebeoter reg- Tho dteturbaaoa fat Baa FTan- be awom In ea Amarloan TENIER LOIH UW CHOPS . SIJ9 latraUone. y«iwi8 «I8 pramier, todoy «n- Roaary Society will meet to­ Assumption School library. current edltton of “Who’s Who •11,40 eteoo broka out after poUeo xald- eUtaena on Thuraday, Laav nouDOBd his caodidBcy for night at 8 at the Holmes FVner- There are 28,764 reglstsMd •d a Jiaadquartan of the Day, a t n toMdal eertmony in American Unlveiaitiea and Psclo dea Shampoo, Taat Curls, the protiMcney his f onnsr al Home, 400 Main St, to recite A representative o f Consiun- CMleges.’ ' voten In Mencheeter — 9,080 Puthar party Monday alght at F t I>aruaay noor Waiklkl With any M-00 purohaae, buy 1 or all 8 o f theoe Hair Style, (Bamaur l^cay the Rosary for the late Robert er’a Service will speak about RepubHcann, 8,978 Demoorata, A tolovtelan eamoraman waa Boaoh. d ^ ef shonkniBd Ifoadaor. FompMou, 87, said ha was of­ Culver whose wife Is a member packaging and lading at a Girl Scout Troop 698 will have and 6,789 unoffUlated. >>Mtan by a group of Negra A fering Ida country "tbs wBI to of the group. meeting of the Professional The statewide drive Is being youtha and hoopltallaod with MMIOND SALT box U Its annual motheiMlaughter pot- nuUntalna continuity and awoa- Women’s Club tomorrow at 8 luck tonight from 6:80 to 8 at sponsored by the GOP’s State brokan facial’ booM. Paoaoia-by Women’s Home League of p.m. in the Federation Room of Advisory Committee on Eduoa- woro throatonod, oaia wore aosary staMltty, and tha hofa of SHORHNE ROOK HATCHES box Sc Trinity Covenant ChUKh. Schultz Beauty Salon preparing tha fUtnro.” the Salvation Army will meet Center Congregational Church. tion end ’Ilalaing. It plana to \ t m ashed and paoolag poUeo B52s Launch tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Hostesses are Mra. John Flynn, 44 OAK ST. — PHONE 648-8951 oata pepporod with bottlM and CAHPRELL’S TONATO SOUP «ai It Mr. and Mn. Ward Krause of hold the one-week vater-rSgte- had boon expected sad ha aA Junior Hall of the citadel. Mra. Philip Emery, Mra. Mellie 87 Walnut St. recently returned tratlon drive annually, in ad­ MANCHESTER rooka until a teg roUod la and Limit 1 of «och with each $5.00 purchaae Hoeteases are Mrs. Anna Young Farr, Mra. Celia Wandt and coated tampon. PqMoe orreatod ready te a favorite. Ha an­ from a trip to the Grahd dition to regular paity-regtstca- Heavy Raids nounced In January that ha and Mrs. Anna Anderson. Miss Marlon Washburn. PLENTY OP FREE PARKING v lA Canyon. tion efforts. ptannadto run la ths asxt pnol- 2 Sale continues through Wednesday on Maine Fotloa oaid tha trouble otoitod whan a oquad oar p m eil by dontlal alacUoH, but It was as- Potatoes, 10 lbs. 49c . . . Manchester's finest Stack Pantbor hoadqiwitan mi Against Foes aumed than It would not bs hold until Da Ctaulte's term aiqpind and found a man axheirting a SAIGON (AP) - Tha UJA Calif. Iceberg Lettuce 25c. la 1819. croted over a.ioudopoakcr to at­ .1 Command has taunchad aaothar It win paty you to tend a rally hare 'nnmday "Fompldau fo r IteaaUMBt” B n bombing campaign to har- tiuba ana springing up naotesd SHOP PINEHOS8T TCE8DAT AND WEDNESDAY morning to “Free Huey New­ U P FhotokuO ton.” One of the students who ’took over the adminis­ aoB North VIetnamaaa troopa la tha country, otxl tha fon aor prw- Federal Food Stampa Aooeptod Newton, a Panther aervlng a tha Junglas rxwth of Saigon, Mil- ndar boa won tha aadoraaoMat oenUnoe fbr manolaugliter ta tration bulidhis: at Ybotheefl College yeeterday itaiy qwkosman roportad today. of Social Attain MkSster Mau­ 9 ... EXPERTS SAY, tha death of an Oakland pdUoo- In a 94-hour period Monday rice Hchumanp, tha U JP, a hoMs a shotgun out of 'the whidow o f the aeSzed man, w ill have a bail hearing In and today, 88 Btratofortnaaea young GauiUst groopv and aa or- PINEHURST fedarol court at that time. Bov- building. A second building was seized, and the droppod more than 1,000 tona of ganteation of left-wing ~ eral gim q » are aponaorlng a Oenmark, S. C., school was doeed today. axploohraa on North Vtatoameee Aloin Fobor, 802 M AIN STREET rally to demand hla retaaoe on baaoa In the onamy*s War Zones oy ottiM senate motfa him 1 ban. C and D. Tha atrlkaa ranged tan prealdsBit o f tlia itetiaiA anM When oftioan ordered the from 71 mil as uorthwaat of Bal- tel a bttaf man at the loudspeaker to atop Voorhees College Shut gon to 68 miles northaaat of the apeeob be hoped the ueing proteno language, a caidtal. Borne wero within IH would taka ptaoe wMh b e ...a hero. Put MOTHER 1st. crowd o f oeveinl hundred mllea of the Cambodtaa bordar. lous iwapaet fo r tha taar.” ALL TOURS PERSONALLY ESCORTED FROM Nagroea became abuteye, poUoe Spokeoman aald tbe bombing Masting parUamaotery eald. FoUoa reinforoementa ar- ooncantration in War Z oim C la apondonte baSora tha 'Sd MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD ' rived, and oftlceni etiterad tha Armed Negroes Hold tho hoaviaot of the war, with ha said ha wna aorry Qsm. Da headquarters. nearly 900 bombing raids flown Oaulla bod ritegniA ^ "gao- ‘T was greeted with a rlfla In along tho Cambodian boedw in ttemon, Fronoa moot go on.” DANIELS 45,100 DISHES Per Yr. WASHED BY HER! tha atomaoh,” aald Bgt Ralph 2nd Campus Building the past weak. Pahar; who iwmpaIgnaS lor Bohaumefl. ‘ T yelled flreanna’ The bulk of tour North VIot- the detest of the reform fam cte and tell book.” By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS At Belmont, N.C., a amall luunMoe dl'vtalan la. aald to be which Da OauUo afakad Ida of- But I Just Washed Them,.. Fotloa fired seven tear gaa Negro atudents, aome a m ed group o f Negro atudenta oocu- ooncantndbad In theae two aonea. floa, to bataig mentioned as a Travel Agency grenadea Into tha building and 'With guns aad knives, who have pied the admlniatration building For the past tour yaaiA UJA pooBlbla Osntilat iii i i l l l l i l i to ona oflloer raloed hla .46 and tat held the admlnkrtration building at Belmont Abbey College, a troopa have battled enemy sol- oppoaa Pompidou. Hawavar, the 4 Cycles! Rolls anywhere! ott four ohote Into the air over at predominantly Negro Voor- Roman Catholic oobool 'with dlora in tho 9,000 uiiliihabMad provtefonal praaUant dsetiaad to Presents the crowd. heea .College In Denmark, 8.C., only about 18 Nagroea enrolled. square mUaa of War Zone C, but hla plana. Oflioexs cleared the building, since Monday Invaded another A police offleial said it waa not aU the flghting apparently bas The eiection nuwt he bald be­ PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH TOURS Big capacity! Easy loading! aalaiiig a box full of guns and re- campus building today and known If they were armed and raootved nothing. tween May 18 aad Juna 2, within oorda. caused college offlclala to shift poUoe w ere aaked to ataixl by. Two North Viatnamoso dhrt- Georfds PompMm, left, has aiuKunoed his candidacy fo r the FVench presi­ 90 to 88 days aBar Da CtenDFs S Weekend Tbura May 2, 9, 16, 28 and 80th. Vlalt- Biona operating there have al-^ inf Lancaster, York, Harriaburg: and Henhey. Comidete Tlrsbombinga and qioradlo down the echool. Between 160 and 200 young gunfire ftaxed In Cairo in a third ways bean able to roptaoo tholr ‘ dency. He apemt his six years as PireBident CJhudes de Gaulle’s premier foHow- A tour Indudbig admissions aitd a fuU course Pennsylvania Negroee oontimied a peooaful settted on Juno 1 an the dote for Dutch Dinner. etnUgtat night of nufal dtatur- ait-la a t a Mtohlgan State Unt- looBoa from baaaa aoroaa the iiKR up the progTBms De Ckiulle initiated. He carried cut additkmal assi^rnments Mobile Maid® Dishwasher Cambodian bordar, uataig Zone the tin t emnaL FciH r aald a aS9a78 Ptraon, Twin Ooeuiwncy bancs. veraMy oafetacta. date proboMy wnoM bs m Cauae of the outbreak of vfa>- C aa a staging area tor attaoka vrith visiits to Soiviet Premier ^exelt Kosygin in Moscow in 1967, top right, S3id About 28 Negro atudents end­ NEWPORT, R.I., TOUR 3-Level Thoro-Wash with leneo waa not known. ’Hm oBy Tanker Ablaze Into populated aroas and alUad to London 'to meet with Prime Minister Haioid Wilson in 1966. Center right, A One Day Tour Departing: Saturday, May 10th. Visiting: of 9,0M ^lad boon tonoo for more ed a ilt-ln at the administrative baaaa to the oouttieaat If ao oandUsto roeslvia a am- Newport Naval Base, FuU g:uided tour o f the C ity o f New­ Soft Food Waste Disposer! than a month alnoa Nagroea oftloea of at. Loula University, ■ourooA aald oomo o^turod Pompitkw cattehw a De GatiUe remark in Par^ last year. (AiP Phbtofax) Jorlty on tna flint vote, a runoff Off St. Croix when offkilale met moat of their port, Admissions to the Breakers, home o f OonteQua Van­ No hand-rinsing or scraping complained of haraasment by a doeumantb mtaitton aaothar'lha- te hted bqtwesa ths taqa Mpt- derbilt and a tour of the mansion area cdong Ocean Drive. white vtfUanto group oalled tho demands. my oftoiative In tha oummaMu- g lS s M 'Per Penvon — just tilt-off large or hard Wiilte Hhta. ■AM JUAN, PuMto Rloo (AF) In TbanoBaae, poHoe arrested tumn months, but inteUlganea Major paittea sod Flrta broko out Mtonday nigbt —Fire broke out in the «ogtne more than lOO Negro atudenta oftleara haVa baan unaMe to da- rtesraaeiitsd la tha Nstitetol P food scraps. room of the lS,W»tou Brttiah STERLING GARDENS, N.Y. in two homoe, a tavom and a who refused to leave the preti- tormina any firm trend. The oembly wars msitlng ts i A One Day Tour D^>arting Sunday, M ay 18th. Ihcludea a tantar MolU Apeol today off grocoiy otoro located near Pyr­ deid’s oftloe at Mwnphte State aim of tha at^ppod up BBI ralda tor the stoeWon. Ths beautiful ride througfh western Oonnectictit and eaataxn tho ooaat of St Croix and the Nixon Win Predicted p aitrs Issilsvshlp was to New York State, Admission to lovely Btertlng Forest amid Coutte, a prodomkiantly Unhreralty. Is to prevent the North Vlat- Coast Guard rn ioited the btaao this afternoon, sad Mm ' Gerdena where over a mUUon bidbe and pianta are at their Negro bouotng project which etty College of New York waa was raging "out of oontroL” ganisod. beat. Convenient twfn ffftwfop racks! haa bean tho ecene of peat dla- closed kxteflnltriy and aM-faw nftes mot to decide wtast to do turbanoaa. A. Coast Guard spokeoman Tha Communist command’s about SoctaUat dtafaterest tat Sit sold the veosel'T b a floating In- continued at two other branchea On ABM Controversy spring offenalva, now In Ita 10th famtaigu tofitet p Hardwood maple ciitHno topi Within two hcxnv firea ware of tiM O ty UMveraity. teino” and the U A . Navy la week, has tapared off sharply to Veteran SoriaMst toador Guy WILLIAMSBURG, VA., TOUR reported In four more buUdinga 'A t Harvard Uni'veralty atu- 'vtew with tbe CUinnhIa Broad­ A Memorial Day Weekend Tour Departing: May 80th. Vlatt- Mw e glo (Hiponoer for nnt dng U8 oana o f ohemteal about a dooon rookot and mor­ WASHTNGTON (AP)— agalnnt military pro­ Moltet Indteatod bs was laesa and Bixiradle gunOra waa board denta participating In a rafann- casting System. ' grams and “such warn not the In f WUliamaburg:, Virgflnla Beach and Norfolk. Complete sparidhig from around Pyramid Coutte. foam by piano from Puerto tar attaoka each nlgtat and only A apokesman for the Nix­ lalerestod tat a unton wfte O n - tour of WUliamdiurt:, viaiting many of the xsstored buUd- dum voted 8,222 to 916 not to re- House RepUMlcan Leader FIroman anaworing on atarm Rteo. Four toga moved the ground aaeaulta. ing|8, a visit to the Norfolk Naval Air Station end Air Base, flaiiifkig tanker from its anohor- BOme a attlka o f etaoeea. of those occur tai tho ted on administration hnished Gerald R . Ford, o f Mlcfalgan, Rspubhoan Leadtr Ev­ (B a s F a g s l •) Oo^^^AYOCBdOyWh^ , at the ‘M-County Health Canter, MacArthur Memorial aitd famous Virginia Beadi. age half a m ile from the Heaa The New Y m A State Aaeem- MlUtary Corps area, tha moot afdde tile snUballtotic Kou:e. compared to IfSJIt Moadoy ate Klein aald the admlntotraUon tour of West Point, Admis^n and tour of Ftanklln D. handi were reported to have by an armed ak-in by Negro atu­ missile syatem, halt develop­ The leading Republican critic ar P resi snf CSiartas do O saiW s Roosevelt’s home at Hyde Park. haa pleked iqi> oupfXMt In the last abandoned tidp but later he denta a t Com dl U nlventty last ment of a new strategic bontber of the President’s Safeguard tasignation. and |f8.«l tho Mgte On Job Offer fear days and be predloted “ a eitjte ^ aateaded tt to nay there was “a weak. The It.OOOwtudwd Ithaea and end chemical and biological program said It to becoming before ttmt, on Moroli 19. great 'vlctary tor the Presl- ' Motorist, Miffed little skepUctam” about tho re­ campus has now ratumed to a warfare programa. harder to keep poUtios out of the The dollar droppad to tha CALIFORNIA & THE WEST iviovi; III' TO AinoMATic msiiWASiiiiM; GENERAL ELECTRIC d w L ” , dispute. An outstarKllng 21-Day Tour D^tartlng July 19th. VislUng port. The number of crewmen relatively normal claoeroom Is Declined M such Ideas were put togth- year'a lowest tovsl, ASTIS West Boy’s Town, Cheyeime, Yellowstone, Grand Tetens, Salt Involved was unknown. routine. A poll of tbe Senate conducted the United States would find It­ Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Osrmon marks, on tits lYaak- ! By Long Wait, by The Aoaoclated Preoa over Lake City, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, W illi ,1 (; i : m :i m i , i:i,r,n uu' iiiiii,r-i\ iiisiivvasiii k WASHINOTON (AP) — Preti- self in the position It occupied Kentucky made hto obserWtion furt market and the Deuteoha ttw weekend showed 47 mem- In advance of today's ^ipaar- Hoover Dam, Las Veg^, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Disney­ CONVERTIBLE PORTABLE dent Nixon, In a major revenal before World War n when na­ Bundeobank again .lowered Its land, Knott’s Berry Farm, Paladium and Lawrence Welk, Tackles Train of poeition, has oftored an Im­ here opposed to tbe Safeguard ance by Deputy Dofonso Seerv- taitenrention tovel to afesoth ths Yosemlte, San Francisco and other points, includes com­ tional defenses were weak, he portant admlntetraUon oppolnt- program, 48 in favor and 10 un- said. ” tary David Packard on behalf of dollar influx. plete tour westward by deluxe motor coach and return WINDSOR, Ont (A P ) — Wal­ oommtited. the Safeguard before a closed meot to a man originally 'vetoed The Michigan Republican said Bankars reported Uveiy trad­ from San Francisco by Jet. AH Admissions and hotels in­ ter Brisebota Is going to be tried session of the Senate Rqwbll- ing In a money market unaet- cluded. DISHWASIffiRS by the White House for oppooing “Wo’U win easily In the the proposals perhaps wert ' June II on a charge of "kitiml- the Safeguard mteoUe defenoe House; tt'U be a clooe vote In the can Policy Committee. tied by eventa tat FVsaea. 8 7 2 8 .0 0 Per Person, Twin Ooouponcy • 5 Wash Cycles... Daily Loads, dating" a train. made In concert. When asked to Cooper said he deplores the The dollar onad at AMS a Maon-Cyda Ooatools gor B cyulia: system. Senate,” Ktoln said. elaborate on this, he said he had Pots & Pans, Mini-Wash®, Rinse Normal Wash, Short Wash, Ha did It by parking hla oar But tbe man involved, seten- ALASKA & YUKpN TERRITORY on the Canadian National Rall- Klein oomxnented tat an inter- no fOote to prove concerted as- (See Page Eight) (Sss Page 1 » A 30-Day Tour Departing August 9th. 'Ihls tour flies via Jet & Hold, Aerated China-Crystal Bloae oad Dry Aot Franklin A. Long, says no to San Francisco. Remainder of tour Is via Deluxe Motor • 2-Speed Wash Action 'w ay traoks to get evm for a thaidcs. long dotay at a oroaoteg. Coach, ship and train. Visiting Oregon, Washington, Van­ • 4-L«vel Thoro-Wash with Power o 8-Lovei novo-Waoli witli FW nr' FOUowtaig eritiotem. front oon- 2 ; tt wasn’t tha tirat time Brtee- couver, and* cruise the Inland Passage for 3 Days, stopping Arm, Power Tower, Power Shower, Aim, Pom r Towet. Power Skosn greaomm and scfentlsto tor tot­ at Wrang:ell, Jimeau, Sitka, Ketchikan and Skagway. Also bota had been haM up at a CNR Silver Shower oFortable naw OMVMrte te ting po-Ttlca override quallfloa- visiting Whitehorse, Tok, Fairbanks, Mt. McKinley, Anchor­ ’ crooslng, but It waa tha kmgeat tiona In eelectliig the new dtawc- During His First 100 Days in Power age arid the Arctic Circle. A side trip to Nome and Kotse- • Selecta-Level Racks Bant-te later “ ■ightean mlnutasi The top tor of the National Science bue la offered. The tour returns through the Yukon Terri­ • Power-Flo Machanism of my head waa ready to blow o BuHMb S o ft Food Foumlatfon, Nixon Mboday aald tory and the beautiful Canadian Rockies, stopping at the • Built-in Soft Food Disposer. No ; oa. I vowed right then aad thaie Chateau Lake Louise. AH transportation, hotels and admis­ to tight thorn If I had to go to the Job would bo ptekod on mer- sions Included. Hand Rinsing or Scraping r" . Just oB aehH lve H ordy. No ‘Clean Sweep’ by Nixon Tip Off Large or Hard Scraps. ‘ the Biqtramo Court,” ho aald of 8 1 1 0 S 4 IO Pec Person, Twin Occupancy oB iaple OutOteg hla reoefit exparianoo. The President also revealed to • Ruise-Glo Automatic Rinse Agent the members of tbs Nsflonal By GAYLORD SHAW Ingtoin headquariera, the. Nixon among the eight eeeletent ettor- CALIFORNIA, ALASKA & Injector I Whan tha train finally paooed Aseoeiated Preoa Witter ' administration has filled 48- Tjoym general. But the mxt stop oAntemoOte Bteu ' by, Bttaabota, 84, drove hla bar Setenoo Board and the National 9 WASHINOTON (AP) — The lees than half. There are 88 down—deputy asebtaat attor­ YUKON TERRITORY TOUR oiflo the traoka and left It tharo. Academy of Setonoes that after A 51-Day Combination Tour o f both California and Alaskan Oraper, Avocado^ flrto approvtnr Long’s rsJocUon Nixon AdmlnistralkMi marks Its holdovera and 25 vacancies. neys general and divtotoa beads Tours. SPECIAL OOMBINAnON PRICE Ho stepped outside to omoke 100th day tn power today with Administration spokesmen —practically everyone steyed W nii^ OurvesL Avocado, Copper, White. 'and waited lor anothor train to he had aateed the Cornell UW- 8 1 8 S 8 . 0 0 Person, Tw in Oocuparvey veraity vice preetdent to take scores of hoMovere from Demo­ say Nixon and hto cabinet mem­ on. lim ited Time Only. oomo along. It did. Tha oagtnoor cratic yeara still occupying key Limited O i^. '■topped It, baokod up, mofkod the Job. bers have concentrated ftast on At the Defense Department, NOVA SCOTIA TOUR But preoldenttal aclonoe ad- Jobs 4n the vast federal estab- selecting appointees tor upper the Republican legtana has a A 9-Day Tour Departing August Srd. A very popular tour BpeeU At forward again and atopiwd. Itohment. Save $40. A poUoa oar waa eunamonad. vtoer Lea A. DuBiidge, who ori­ echeloti posts before moving on strong flavor of the preceding visiting Bar Harhour, Yarmouth, KentvUle, Grande Pre, A government-wide Aaooclat- to middle-rung Jobs. Thto to re­ Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Cabot Trail ,ar«L New Brunswick. “ Bngtoo troubtaT” oakad tha ginally meommandod Long far Democratic admlrf it rations of •d Press survey dtoclosed that flected In one estimate that only 8 2 S 8 4 M Per P erson, Tw in Oocupsmey oflloar. tho Job, aald Monday L oie: waa Roberi S. McNamara and Cteek "No,” rapUod tha haw of tho no longer thtaraatod becauM ho while new Republican faces half of tbe 1,750 “ Schedule CT' M. Catfford. IRELAND. SCOTLAND. WALES '248 n 9 9 dominate the upper levels in Job!—confidential or political oommon man. " I ’m waiting for found ’ th e poUtical sttuatlon One reason to that Nixon and to Mother with Love some departments^ a clean N O W O N L Y tile train to oomo. I ’m gotag to dtotato fltal to him and he pre- posU usually in tbe $18,000 to hto defense seoretary, IBrivln R. AND ENGLAND Mother's Day is May 11 sweep of Democratic appointees 83(1,000 aolary range—have been A IT-Day Tour Depaitlng August 22nd. Visiting Umerick, hold him up for 18 rnknitos.” lorrod not to have It reopened.” Laird, have given regular op- KlUamey, Shannon, Oorii, Dungarvan, Dutdin, Glasgow. “ You’re gonna WHATT” After DuBrtdge recommended haa not materialised. filled by the new admlnietra- poiiXmenU to seven Somf examples; Bidlnbutgh, Harrogate, Chester, UangoUen, ■ Biteebota axplatnad. Long oevoral weeks ago. White tion. continuing on with poBey and S tr^ id -U p m -A vo n , Bath, South Hampton, W ln^oater BEHIND THE COUNTER OR BEHIND THE APPUANCE'NORKIAN'S HAS THE EXKRTS! ' Tha otfloar taft to aoak tho a * Houee staff membsn protested —A t the Pentagon, (ew er than Nixon hlmaelf says he's nvore administrative aastgnmsnto aM Ixmdon. Includes all sightseeing, all transportation, ad- o f a hlgbor authority. half of the 29 flrat-Hne cIvUton IrXereeted In long-term accom­ they held under Demoorata. missions, and moat meals, jdus all hotels. -^ios that ha had pubUely opposed ' Two oftioan retumod, aad or- Nixon's mtanlto defense propos­ Jobs have been filled wttit fretei plishments than In what’s done Tboso Includa Dr. John t . Poople You Knew. Poopio You C«ni Tmrt Whan K Comot To Sarviea, Your kind Of Poopla! OOP talent. e e S e j e e Penson, Twin Occupancy darad Brlaabois to move hla oar. als and mould not got an admin- in the first 100 days of hto sd- Footer Jr., dtaector of dtfanse Ha rsfuoad. totration appointmsnt —Seven o f the eight top Jobs mL-Ustration. “ 1 don’t count ei­ resoarefa and anglnaeri’.ig; WHto or Phone lor Brochures Diteabota was arraataJ on a at the Office of Economic Op­ ther the days or the hours,” he Far Fsithar Isformatlaa and BeaervattoM Apfdy lIPTOMlIOiNTDSTO PAY ~ Nfacon haetasd up hto staff at OomptroUer Robert S. Mo^ ohargo of "intimidating” Iho hte April It nows conference, portunity, Gie federal antipover­ told reporters Sunday. “ I never and Secretary of the Army Stan­ he • ■ • ty agency, are sUU filled by ‘ train, a raraly used mledomaait- Train Stopper oonflrrataor teat Longto oppoel- thought in those terms. I plan ley R. Rsaor. DJUIIELS TRAVEL ABEHCY A P P L IA N C E or charge. tem to the ptopoaed Safegiuud holdovera from ths Johneoti ad- for the long term.” In addttlon. Dr. Robset O. a herp mintotrstloa A dafoMo fund, wtddi haa at- Walter Briaebois, 84, pailced his car on the project “ would be mtoumtor- Tbe Justice Departnwnt to en Seamans Jr., ■swiilsfi space m BABBY BOAD, MANOHEBTEB. O0MN_TEL fO-atU " cmd ly CEfeOER traetad anudl donations from Canadian National Raftwaiy trteoks to give the —Of Uie 109 alols subjaot to example of the emphasto on fill­ agency administrator In the *H *li Itr MrMahas Taura, lno,-100 Brekera AMO-UIM Mother's kympathtaon In Wlndaor oa woU political appointment In the Ag­ ing the highest Jobe first.-There, Day ------m iDBLIVIIT as Detroit, la up to |80. tradna a taste o f their own medieiDe. riculture Dspartment's Waob- only one Johnson holdover to (Bss Fags 1 t ) 445 HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER - OPEN DAILY f I© 9 • Read Herald Advertigemeiits