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IWDmr-EIQHT THURSDAY, BIARCH 27, 1962 ■L'- ' 7 ’ ’ •?>ilrf.il..‘ ...... iUanrliPBtpr iEtiPtting ^mUi OMOrllGCPMBl A panel aponaored by the Ken Smith of IS Laurel' PI. The VPW Auxiliary will have The Weather Aboilt Town American Ottlaena Right TO entered Hartford Hospital to- a kitchen social tonight at 8 at CSear and oontfauod oold to­ Life committee will diacuaa the day. the Poet Home. night. Low in upper 2Qe to lew . Begr .SeoM Traop m of 8t legtU, methcal, and moral aa- 80s. Totnorraw totr, mildar be- -ButlHlOBMtr CkUNli wia oon- pecta of the aborilon problem JKattrlfpjstpr iEupttttw UpraUi coming doudy lato in togr. » P*pw drtvo Saturday tonight at 8 at St Bridget 15,535 HMh SO to flB. **'W® ® a.in. to S p.m. at th e School atiditorium. There will Menehmotor A CUy of Vtttmge Charm SPopolar Market parktnc lot off be a queation and answer pe­ B. MMdIe .Tpke. PRICE TEN CENTM oonlact Jeff Prithaea, M Blaie The Stinaet. Club will meet to­ D r.; pouglaa Hauschlld, BS Con- morrow at 12:80 p.m. at the ■tanee Dr.; Daniel Hare, 106 Senior dttcen’a Center. Mem­ Ooteman Rd.; and or Winiam ber* are reminded to bring Waterfleld, 44 Lawton Rd. sandwiches. Dessert end bev­ erages will be provided. There The Guard a u b of Myetlc will be a kUchen social after Review, North American Bene­ the meeting. fit Aaaociation, will meet, to­ morrow at 8 p.m. at the home o f Mra. Alice Newman, M Val­ Members of Gibbons Assem­ Gen. Eisenhow er Dead at bly, Catholic Ladies of Colum­ 78 ley St. bus, wiH meet jtonight at 7:45 at the John P. Tierney Fu­ VPW Auxiliary will aponaor a neral Home, 219 W. Center St., Six-Mill Increase Sought Seafood Night tomorrow atart- to recite the Rosary for the ing at e p.m. for membera and late Mrs. Frank Kinel, a mem­ gueata at the Poet Home. ber of the AaaemMy. Monday Declared Weiss Asks Record $14,097,276 Budget Day of Mouming By 84B. B. COHEN WASHINGTON (AP)—^Dwight D. Eisenhower, com­ TW n Mainlaxer Riobert Weibs is recommendinigr a rec' mander ita World Wtar II of the mightiest armed ftarce ord-hjgii $14,097,276 General Fund for next ever assembled and former president of the United y a y , up $1,986,077, or 15.9 per ce«t over the current States, died today. Dadgtet. The announcement of the general’s ‘death wtas inEide 2 AemI, be ’is recommending' a 48-mi'Q tax raite, also rec- ita a somber voilce by Brig. Got. Frederic Hughes Jr., “Charge It" with your onMdgb, and up 6 toMs, or 14.8 per cent, aibove the commanding general of Waiter Reed Aimy Hospital fILF-SIRVICi DEPT STORE C.A.P. or C.B.T. Mas­ current tax rate. ------,k4- ■ ter Charge Card! who said that Eisei^bwer had “dited quietly :Mt 12:26 the Town Flre District, laned deportmenta bad requeat- , r ■ ■ pjn. EST after a long and heroic struggle,’’ and that 12.010,880 oiMl Wolra allowed he had died peacefully. b u ^ and a 4.8 nulls tax rate. |eoB,000. The |805,000ia otUIo "inra. Bhsenbower and mem- cans sought him aa their nomi­ Tweed ^ Seulptiired “ sSfLS*"* 1280.000 above the ebnent ap- bei* o f the immedlato famUy” nee for president b u ^ t up W .8B8 and the tax propriaOon in that ocoounL w e n nearby at toe Ume of As a Republican, be aarspt H ^up a half 1^ ^ ^ ^ death, Hughes ocatinued. into office and four years Istsr Enough to do your living room, dining room and hall up Tho iwtatnn^ed 48 mlto for , 4, 2^ ^ too school boom ra- He added Praakknt Nixon, won re-elecUcn to wbst ww 8 GRAND OPENING former Preoident Lonoden B. queat.Hooutlt»)inar*qua«t. then the greatest to 40 sq. yds. ^ DWrlot ea $8,068,814 to a recommend- Johnson and Biaeiihower’* two history. That made him toe orily of Big, Complotoly Stocked mia tytoOpmaia.Itmaritatoe ^ $8,100,684, stlU $1 .1 mUHoD A bntoeM had been notified. GOP president of this tienhay to Our 5 ?* ****** *“ **** *“*'**• hlatnry above the ourtent sdxxd budget Nixon meanwhile drove from win successive' Whtt* Ilonsi Installed with padding, lahor and door metals. tox rate The next loigrat cut, apprad- the White House to toe hospital. terms. BMgOBaoverBOaim matoly $06,000, ww In the hlgh- ■nie White House aaid he would Despite___ ^______this To the overage pmporty own- way depaitmrat’s regusot, from have a statement, a measage to victoiy, Fhinhinrir er, with a home oaaeased at $080AM lequoatod to $071,762 h -i OongrasB and a proclamation always partBaii imllH’** * pcf. ROOM SIZE CARPETS $18A00, WaEoa recommended tax leoammendsd, otUl $00,000 votely mode no eecret of m CUo rotoo would add $87.10 to Ua above too cumnt budget The^year-old five-star gen- Hke ter poMthslana. annual t o bm. If t o Uvea with- Wolra out $«h000 from toe le - eral, known as Ike” through- <>j n ttn o in toe seneiai Oseo» ALL ENDS flNfSHED — TWBEDS — SCULPTilRED PUJSH ht toa Ihwn Vlra Qistriot; and qiMt for aUawolk lepoln. out tra worid. was hit by you ^ s^iT^ The raqueet woa for $110,000. toat I not ll2*>l|. NO PAD NEEDED ~ REINFORCED SPONGE BACKING “ ** which loylea ita Wolaa reommiHiidad $00,000, 16 and again last Monday while he told a m m fflUtPBiSHdP own tax for Are protection recuperaUng from an intestinal MUl $80,000 abova toe ourrent Welra' la recommending a appngiclatian. and pneumonia com- ^ to* ris. to S* $410,087 budget for toe Town 6 ' x r W .99 i r X 13V 2* W .99 12 ' X 18 ' ^ 114 .9 9 Water Deportment, up $7,880 Ha out $2,000 flram toe FeUoe With the rugged constitution over tola, year, and a $8Ni,2l7 Doportmant requeet — from o t a Kansas farm boy, ha al- ***** **“*“ • W i^ Wto H, ha 0 0 Lb B a g budget for toe Town Sower De- 1884,170 requaated to $882,172 ready had battled back ttom ^^JV^*****^® *^ *» *■*>** WHITE PICKET FENCE r X i r W .99 1 2 ' X 1 2 ' m 99 12 ' X 19 ' ♦119 .9 9 seven------heart attacks. . . ------before im- "thto damrahto tbbw of wer." While to the A n a j ; BUs m Ebst- onunonds no change next year dergotog ourgery for an totestt- Ha cut $500 from toe Fire De­ er said he wanted only to sas = |3 30 Inch Soctions l o v z ' X i r H 6.99 1 2 ' x l 6 ' * 101.99 1 2 ' X 2 0 ' ♦126.99 in water and sewer rates. nal obstruction Feb. 28. lim e For the Special Downtown portment raqueot Four days after undergoing “ people to m y prafasricn poT- Taxing Dletrtct Fund, Wetee to A pubNe bearing 00 Welto’ V. the high risk surgery, he con­ manently out o f a Job.” 4 4 c i r X i r ^76.99 1 2 ' X i r 9108.99 i r X 2 1 ' ♦134.99 recommending a $28,088 budget tracted pneumonia. Doctors suc­ Ha left office after Us ssooad 3 , - » I and a 6-mUl O-mUl tax nrate. te . The bud- ^**f** ^ ^ *------P-****!. **• ***• “ *“**• cessfully combatted the pneu- *«nn proudest that be kept tha get la up $8,028 over toe current * WbAWI monla with antibiotics. peace, but warning ogatost toe AHroetiv* white painted fencing in popuior Cape Cod typo But throughout the February STowtag Influence of a "milt- for gardon adgingi. 9x12 ARMSm ONG WHJAID budget The tax rote le the aame aa tola year’s. The Board of DEreotoia wUl trouble, It was Bhaenbower’ s t«Y-todustrial comptex.” Great Carpet Valued! In recommending hie $14.1 have unto MOy 7 to adopt toe heart which caused doctors Ike’s reassuring Image eased KITCHEN UNOLEUM million General Fund Budget, town budgeto and to set the tax their prime concern. troubled yeara. FldOl O oslio rates. Failure to do so by than INSTTAUJED Weiaa wound up cutting over $2 ™ Doctors made no mention of selsod Cuba, lad tt Into Oomnm- milUon from departmental Trill outomaacally n ^ WataW the ooncestlve heart failure nlam. The Sovlat XAiian lequeeto. budgeto and tax ratao toe of- Hareh 16 untB after BBseifoow- launched Sputnik 1. Tka US spy Over H.4 mlllkn of that cut ^ *“ ***•*• er*s wife, lEamle, said at a per- Plane was toot down over Baw 20-10-5 5- 10 -5 s y Q . o o wax in to. Oapttal Improvement October 18« rat tos gaasral had endured a •>* >n flaming oootroveray. RoMna FUG where toe 00m- (8ea Bagb Three) "parttoiSarly had” day. Bilaenbawer made good his S S ^ Reporters queattoned the bos- PTomiae to end the arsr la Ko- LAWN FOOD PLANT FOOD Prcfurntton Extra pttal and wei» told of the latest mdered federal troops Into A oraet of heart trouUe. k> enfotra Covers Covert BUsenbower hod been hospital- 'd i o o l desegregatton, and 9000 sc| ft 1 . 9 9 2 8 0 0 t q ft laed since tost AprU 28, when a *’*«’**** “P “ ■ •wswiMy «* 1 . 5 8 Suspect Captured heart attack felled fahn to Cah- *‘***’ J**® ®’*'**«^ Dunes, to the High nitrogan contanT for iong tomU after a round of goV. He 1**“**^ «■“«* "brink- Ughtwaight formoia for ail tv clean, fantastically really kitting, graenar iawnt. wax traneferred to Whiter Reed ***f??*^-’' purpoieuiainlawnorgordan. clear colors stain resistant long wearing and there sutfered three more, But to 1966 the nation was Hartford Policeman Dwight Do Eisenhower hU sevenQi oomlng on Aug. 16. plunged into apprehension whsn Since then he had gained vig­ a severe heart attack hospital- —soft to bright, dark to Amaiingly durable Poly- or, walked short dlatancea, re­ Ised him to Denver tor oavaa light; you are sure to find “ W-4% ^ is t w resistant insures lovely carpet Dies After Shooting ceived President Nixon and for­ weeks. the color that's right' for can t sink in. come, Then-Vice President Bltoaid HAEtTFORD, Oom. (AP) — mer President Lyndon R J

‘■v- A two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN. FRIDAY,.MARCH 28, 1969 JPAOB TISSBB A ^ MOVIE AUDIENCE .■.f. J' Bolton Temple Educator little more than 826 for the high­ puted claim wet* undsr 83.000, D ivonje Denied «* • * «* * GUIDE ****•«• Sheinwold on Bridge Churilia Files Six-Mill Increase Sought way department, and approxi- Insurers Back he oouM can for a msnlstory A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS m ataly 831 fo r m isoeU aneous. arbitration psnsL Wfuits To Banish W ife W ho Is . . AND THEATERS. Suit for $ 7 ^ thoughtless p l a y e r In addition, he esUMates Wo Fauh’ Plan Lemmon said the major virtue Tu)o State Experts Urge NORTH ‘Whatjaget?’ Th«tf rttinps apply to films IS GUILTY OF CBM* Against Town about 825 for public works, of the phui is that it would pro­ Not a H ou ^ w ife r t la a t ^ aftar Nov 1.1968 • ♦ K1043 H A R R D . Q ms). (A P ) — BITUMINOUS Weiss Asks Record slightly over 817 for garbage vide prompt, Just poten t of By AURED SHBINWOLH 5 H m Natioiial Association of In­ , Pcad Assessor and Code PHILADE2J>HIA (AP) — A A civil suit for 87,600 in ooUeetton and dtspossl. Just claims, while preserving the liONDON (AP) — After 18 THIS SEAL “Many a man of good family 0 A1096 dependent Insurera (NAII) faM V«ro ocperta in Um If flelda that in his opinion a building Temple University education yeans of marriage, Doreen Bak­ damages has been brought under 818 for rocraatlon and light to trial by Jury. In ads indkalsa the film was embarks on a life of crime 4k n o 6 3 endoraed the pckidplM of State DRIVEWAYS ■pelM tp about SO townqMaple code and building in^>ector er said rile couldn’t go on living $14,097,276 Budget parks, under 813 for the The NAn endorsement is the Pstfciag Areas « Oss Stattsns s Osorts piafesBor who opposes scholas- submittsd snd spprovsd undsr through eheer thoughtlessnea^” WEST BAST **Aln9t the Town of Manches- hisuranos Onmmlssloner RUlran oaHiar thla week at an Infor- were more important to the with a man who did all the cot*- Utawtes, and sUghUy over 87 biggest boost the Cotter plan N ow B osM sg fs r Mprtaw W srfc tio grades as "besioelly immor­ IDs Motion Picturs Cods Sheriock Holmes sighed as he t«r by Oeoige Churilia of 3 (ConUnned from Page One) R. Ootterta "no dsult” Insuranoe tnatfcmal hearing on the poaai- town than a aanMary inspector Ing, cleaning and ttx tp p ln g . '♦ Q 7 6 J tor health and wdfare. has received to date. al,” wanta to strike “whetdja- of SsH-Rsgulstion. walked away from the bridge C7KJ763 (5 10 9 4 se l, to devote his entire work­ plan. bllfty of hlrta( a paid aaaeaaor and health code. / She tried Wednesday to get a Foxcroft Dr., a member of the taxable Grand List, the basts Weiss’ tentative budgets and The Federation of Insuryice table at the Baker Street Bridge 0 8 4 2 O K 73 ing time to the Job and to re­ President Vestal Lem­ Early Bird Special and adopting the atate building K the town adopts the code, get” from the student’s vocab­ divorce from 68-year- 88,418,917 o v e r hwt plan Thuraday In Hartford and lawyers, has commended CM- j Dr. Sidney B. Simon, center of rehising to aBow her “the etatua § Suggested to r MATURE witnessed a honiWe bridge town clerk’s office, claims In­ part-time assistant town counsel, entirety, as requested by the AU work PsrMnslly Supervised. We ore 186% Inesrsd UoB waa preaented during the building inspector, and the town of a normal housewife.” ‘mat 4k A 3 ju rie s s u ^ in e d A pril 9, 1968 in year and, at the 6 mins tax town charter. sold his oosnpany was ready to ter’s plui, as has the Oonnectl- a campus controversy for m audlsncss (parsntel discre­ crim e. how getting 82,260 euuuially.The brief talka and the queatlon and could choose from the top was cruelty, ahe claimied. Ck AQ82 ' a sidewalk fall at Adams St. boost Welsn in recommending, wotk wttii CMter end the Gen­ ciit Stock end Mutual Agents As-1 year after he was denied tenure South dealer. town counsel’s 88,600 annual sal­ He states in his budget mes­ DsMAIO BROTHERS anewer perioda. three candidates. tion advised). 0 Q35 and W. Middle Tpke. would take can of 8004,887 of eral Aasemiily in "every way Bociatkxi, the Afuerloan Mutual CAUL 646-1661 sr 661-61M for refusing to issue marks, Her lawyer toM Judge Stanley Both rides vulnerable. ary is unchanged. sage, “In reviewing all depart­ Richard L. Prendergaat, mu­ Cabelus said that there Is no RESTRICTED — Persons 4k AQ93 He charges the town with the 81-0 mUUoo tnidfet iixnwnne p oeslU e.” Insurance Alliance and others. hasn’t svrltcbed his thinking. Rees that Mrs. Baker, 41, was m Opening lead—six of hearts. And, Weias Is recommending a mental requests, I was keenly nicipal aaaeaament agent for the spsdal training for the Job, that South Wes* North Eait negligence in permltUng a de­ recommenUod by Wriss, NAn writes mors than half But Temple did switch Ita evalu­ allowed only once In her mar­ undsr 16 not admitted, un­ South won the first trick with full-time director for the Senior aware of the careful study and State Tta Department, recom­ there Is so much knowledge re­ 1 '4 Pass 1 0 Pass tective, pie-shaped sidewalk flag 'n w 8004,887 M sdt Im t h e of the private passenger auto ation of Simon. ried life to go rix^pplng on her less accompanied by parent the queen of hearts and took (Jltlsriu Center. He proposas thought exercised each mended a paid aaabaaor from quired the Inspector learns as he 2 NT Pass 3 4 p“” to exist at the point of the alleg­ equivnlent of Just over 3 mllln. tasurance In the country and in­ own. When riie returned home, the diamond finesse, losing to that Wally Fortin, now part- spending agency, the atandpolnt of “quality” be- goes. ’The rtate wUl offer as­ "The grading system is the or adult guardian. 3 NT All Pass ed fa ll. Weias in esUmnltag thwt on- cludes Buch members as AU- her husband examined oU her time director at 84,199 annually “Mindful of reasonable fiscal oauae ouch a peraon would be sistance, he said, when needed. moet destructive, demeaning hortng photo Persons under 16 not ad­ the king. Back came the ten of Churilia is being represented ofiier 8487,166 in added income rteUe, State Farm and Nhtk» purchases and found these three (he gets another 84,199 as as­ limitations, many desirable but derating full time to hia Job, Before the town 1s asked to and pointless thing in educa­ hearts, holding the trick, by Manchester Atty. Eugene T. win come from the etabe, un­ w ide. Engaged m istakes— mitted. This age rastrieilon sistant rec director) be appoint­ not absolutely essential expen- even if it were combined with adopt the code at a town meet- tion,” Bays Simon. He was final­ A heart contlniiatlon allowed Bast win the first trick with tht’ Kelly. The action is returnable der a new fonnula of nohool aid Cotter esttmotes that his "no E A S T E R ) h A Fell" *«"*» 1. She had bought a shopping may be higher in csrtain West to set up his suit. South ed to the Senior Clitliena full­ dltures,recommended by spend­ that of building Inapector. ”lng, three copies of the code ly granted permanent faculty nine of hearts.. Bast continued' hi May in Circuit Court 13. grantn. tault” plan, which does away The engagement of Miss Pa­ beg for 4 cents although there time post, at 89,078 annually. ing agencies, were deleted. He added that a aingle paid m ust be availab le In the town status two weeks ago—six araas. Check thaatsr or ran his diamonds and then k>st with the ten of hearts, coveted i ------— He ie enttmntlqg that ntote with the “btame” system of tricia Arm Donovan of South was a good one at home she the club finesse. West thereupon He Is recommending the new “In the final onalysle, budget aaeeaaor would eliminate any clerk’s office for 30 days. Mor- weeks before he’d have been Windsor to Pvt. Kenneth George advertising. by die queen and Uqg. gra n ts wUl t e on th e tawrin o f setting accident claims, ooUM could have used. defeated the contract with the position of maintenance making becomes a process of friction on a board of asaeaaors, r& said that the three copies through at Temple. Prmtad aa a public tarvice West misri now switch to dla- 8190 for each piqilL The formula save drlvera from 10 to 16 per Dupont of Manchester has been 2, She had bought a brand of Prdf. Colfax mechanic, with two thirds of his culling our revenue resources and aald that in some towns, Have been available for some He’s strictly for credit or __thia ntwspaper _ ^ rest of his hearts. monds, but declarer puts up the now Is 8100 for each of the flrat cent a year hi insurance prem­ announced by her parents, Mr. flour that cost B cents more than salary to be paid from the into segments, out of whddi pub­ auch aa West Hartford and New tim e. non-credit In a course—nothing One of the players committed ace of dlamotklB in order to lead 800 p u p ils and 8160 fo r ea ch ium s. and Mrs. Hervey Roy of S86 the kind Baker always bought. . TftGiveTalk BullcUng Inspection budget'and lic services can funetton at a Britain, the Board of Asaeasora a bridge crime. See if you can the Jack of clubs at once. Nos atwve that flgura. ’The state officials each receiv­ more. He wants letter grades R y e St. 8. S^» had gone to the butcher one third from water and sewer reasonable level. Under the plan property dam­ remains as a policy board, and ed applause and thanks at the banished. THEATER TIME spot the crime and the criminal West’s entry is knocked out, and WelsB is estiniattng that rev­ the paid aaaeaaor acta as Its Her fiance is the son of Mr. shop "on the wrong day and had To Unitarians department funds. “With few exoepUoiui, no age and peseotsU injury claims GranivGr to Yo«f end of their discussions, and Simon says that ailmost every before you read on. the hearts are dead. South can enue tor his 814,097,276 tentative agent. and Mrs. George Dupont of U7 conoequently bought unsatisfac­ S.CHEDULE And, he is recommending two spending agency Is completely of up to 82.000 and lost time Aheam, who said he had often month, in every school "whad- tory meat.” Two Ways to Make Oontraot develop the dlomnsala at Maura, budget will come as follows: Prendergaat did not recom­ R id ge St. Dr. J. David OoMax will speak added personnel and one addi­ satisfied with the rsaulte. claims of up to 86,000 would be been criUcal of the selectmen Jaget repeatedly bounces off the South was the criminal since losing only om tdub, one dhv< 811,012,730 from property taxes, mend a full-time assessor for Miss Donovan is a seidor at "What probably made it all state Theatre —Secret Cere- this Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. tional truck for the highway de- "It Is to be hoped, however, paid on the eqiot by one’s own during his campaigning, con­ locker doors, up the corridors, he had two ways to make Ms mond and two hearts. 82,678,909 from state oiA $209,- Bolton because there would not South Windsor High School attd the harder for her to bear was mo.ny, 7:00, 9:00. service of the Unitarian Unlver- partmrtit, plus cleanup of storm that the Board of Directors and Insunance company, much like gratulated them for "doing such and all around die cafeteria contract. He committed • hia Dally Qneatton 200 from fines and fees, 831,100 be enough work for a full-time is employed at Armata’s Mar­ that he was correct wi all three East Windsor Drive-In —Jo- sewer linea by contracted the public will find the budget, medical Insurance. a fine Job” In holding the public steam tables. For far too many crime at the first or second Partner opena with 1-NT (ir saliri Society of Mianclieeter at from cunwnt services, 848,400 man, but he did approve some ket. points,” the Judge commented. ,\nna 9:30. The Detective, 7:30. fo rce s . taken as a irtiole, an acceptable This would allow immediate Eternal Symbol o f Easter” hearings. trick. Take your choice. to 18 |ioints), and the next play^k 466 Medn St. bn “ Mbret Efounda- from other egendes, end 81^- type of combination. Avon has students and teachers, whadja- Pvt. Dupont Is a graduate of But he turned dovwi Mrs. Bak­ East Hartford Drive-In —The Hia recommendation for gar­ plan of fiscal action for the town payment of out-of-pocket costa School Menu If South wins the first trick er paaaes. You hold! SiMidea»i ■ a combination assessor-building get Is what schooling Is all Manchester High School and Is er’s request for a divorce, rul­ Ghastly Ones, 9:10. Psycho- tlons of Current Campus Dis­ 947 from oth er (ss so rte d ) rav- bage and refuse pickup Is to for the ensuing fiscal year.” and would put the car on the Monday, sloshburger on roll, with the queen of hearts he K-lO-4-Sj Hearta, S; Dtamonds," se n t.” enue. ln^>ector, for example, and Ray about these days.” serving with the U.S. Army at ing that although her husband mania, 7:80. leave it as this year—once-per- road quickly, pay tor medical potato chips, wax beans, butter­ riiould lead the Jack of spades A-10-9-6; Clubs, J-10-6-S. 5 Flowers $ ^ - 3 3 Cocconi, Bolton assessing board Supporters of grades contend Ft. Dbc, N.J. may have been "IrrltaUng and Manchester Drive-In —Buona Dr. Colfax is an associate pro­ He has mode no provision for week backyard and twlce-per- PUBUO GETS THE FACTS bills and not prejudice insurance scotch pudding; 'Tuesday, to dummy’s king In order to What do you say? > chairman, noted that Granby they’re neoeesary for applying No date has been announced tactless” he was never cruel. Sera Mrs. Campbell, 8:50. Salt fessor of sociology at the Unl- erii mated surplus from the cur­ week front yard pickup. He is GUATBMAILA CUTY — By companies on future liability American chop suey, com, lead the Jack of clubs for a A n sw er: B id tw o clu b s, ther d oes also. to college, for pursuing gradu­ for the wedding. The Judge added that Baker had and Pepper, 6:4B, 10:30. verelty of in Stom . rent budget. He has predicted recommending an additional law, Guatemala's officials must cla im s. cookies; Wednesday, hamburg finesse. West wins and leads a Stayman OostvenUoii, askh^ Towns like Hebron share an ate work, for getting Into medi­ written to his wife, telling her if U.A. Theatre —Buona Sera, He hM been denied tenure by that there wih be no surplus. m an and cut additional dum p give a pubic accounting of If disaatisfled, the accident vic­ 6 and 7 Flowers gracy with rice, peas, sugar heart to the ten. Bast then leads p ai^ r if be has a msjor sutb assessor with other towns, and cal end law schocla. she came home he would share Mrs. Campbell, 7:00-9:00. the board of trustees there for His tentative butlgetB provide truck for tho sanltary-flll area. their private property and In­ tim oDuld appeal the settlement squares; Thursday, hot turkey another heart (or a spade), but of four or more cards. If partner; there also la the posaiblllty of the housework with her. his invtdvement in UOom cam­ for e per cent wage increases For the park deportment, come both on takliig a post and under the existing liability or sandwich, cran^rry sauce, "Grades don’t advance learn­ Las Vegas Lures South wins and goes after the 8 to 10 Flowers . oontraoUng for services with bids tw o e^Mdes, y ou wlM Jump- pus dissent. for polioe and firemen, and 8 Weiss Is recommending one ad­ on leaving. cabbage-apple salad. Bunny ing.” says Simon In an article to diamonds. South is always sure tort law system. Or, if the dis­ an evaluating firm, Prender- to tour spades. If he bids any' He has done graduate work per cent raises for those cov­ ditional caretaker and one addi­ be published next month by the ‘O ldsters’ with Veteran Diplomat? of nine tricks if he knocks out Treat. No school Friday, Good Killed in Fall at P&W thing else, you wlU retreat to. at the London School of Eco­ ered b y L oca l 991 negoU atiom . tional light equipment operator. g a a t ssdd. F riday. National Education Assocletion. West’s entry before the hearts Aloyslus Abeam, Democratic MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Tho TOKYO (AP) — Ichiro Kawa­ the safety of 2-NT, „ nomics and won his doctorate He does not IM: fail racom - He is recommending the pur­ Children's Films “The only JusUflootlon for Music o f 1940s rs Morgan, 54, of East Hart­ are set up. chase of a Bkyworker unit, to candidate for Board o t A ssee- saki, veteran ' diplomat, has Oopytight IM In sociology from the Univer­ m endatictis fo r h is 8606,000 The second in a series of grades Is that they allow certain ford waa killed Thursday after- South can even afford to let cut down on rental costs. TULIPS AU OMm s I ( aora, brought iq> his idea of re- , LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — been fired as the Japanese am­ O ene^ Features Ooip. s ity o f C h ica g o in 1664. Oapltol Improvement Program. te OF MANCHESTER PANSIES H o w » 'Saturday afternoon movies for administrative oonveniencee,” roon when he fell 26 feet from And, he is recommending L a rg e, $ glonal aasessars, and Prender- bassador to Argentina for some He has been conducting re­ He states in his budget mes­ lauge Bsskst children will be shown tomor­ writes Simon. "They do permit The miniskirts and new cars •a staging platform to a con­ seven new police personnel—one DAFFODILS H eoltk y , ^ 2 ” gast said that this would be of the things he said about his search .tor the post five yeans sage that he will submit Ifasm 54 McKEE EASTER SPECIAL! Rkg. tec row from 2 to 4 p.m. in St. assistant principals to decide w ould tell you It w as 1909. But crete floor at the Pratt and lieutenant, three patrolmen, two good for small towns. He dis­ countrymen in a book titled in Connecticut’s ghettos on de- separately, at a later date. 64M52I Colorful Fotai Pastoral Giants! OolorM, early and Msiirtce Church hall, sponsored who is on probation, who can Whitney^ Aircraft irfant here. civilian dispatchers and one HYACINTHS very usefoll agreed with a Reader’s Digest in Las Vegas showrooms this "Japan Unmasked.” (kuito segregation. Weiss Is proposing that the by the PTA. take an honors section, and who Morgan, a subcontractor for civilian mechanic’s helper. He article alluded to by Aheam, wee)( the music had the sound of Among other comments, Ka­ ■The Unitarian Sunday School posiUen of development coordi­ Now la the time to bring In your aoieens to be repaired. The movies thla week will be will intone the valedictory. the company, was pronounced wasaki wrote that “of all the is proposing the addition of a Storm window glaos replaced. however, which had blasted the 1940s. The casinos were edm- will meet downstairs at 10:80 nator be changed to assistant GARDEHIAS $3.95 GERANIUMS Westerns entitled ’’FronUer "Unfortunately, they also tend dead on arrival at Middlesex races of the world, the Japcuiese new patrol district. 99e nonprofessional a s­ Ing frankly for the older crowd. 4 -m- manager, and that his salary be Town” and "Rainbow Over the to decide who ships out to Viet­ Memorial Hospital from a frac­ are perhaps physically the least BOLTON LAKE Weiss la proposing that the hiked from its present 89.280 to sessment procedures. From Guy Lombardo at the tured skull, hospital officials sealer of weights and measures AUTO OLASS INSTALLED CHRYSANTHEMUMS 33.95 AZALEAS 33JI Rockies.” Donation Is 40 cents. nam, who drops out, who stays attractive, with the exception of a proposed H2,662. In addition, He said that Oomecticut is south end of the Strip to Fred said. post be taken out of the Police Candy and-Soda will be avail­ ondhe football team.” pygmies and hottentots.” he is proposing the new position wen ahead of other states in Waring downtown, nostalgia— Department and that he be GLASS FURNITURE TOPS HYDRANGEAS (pink • Maes) 33J5 ROSES ilow ering 3U9 able. Parents are reminded to Sim on— 42, tall, lanky, beard­ ; Schizophrenia of administrative assistant, at assessment prooedures and seeking tourists turned hack die placed in the Health Depart­ pick up their children promptly ed and mild-mannered—was 89,280 annually. Feed Now With LIM E ...... lb. bag started the first school for as­ at 4. clock to hear “All of Me,” "A ment, to work with the housing MIRRORS (FirepracE and Door) se criticised ^ rp ly by the Temple HOTEL Nurses Topic Weiss stated that, If the SOOTTD t u r f B U ILD E R ! S b a c s S l S l i sessors in the country. Asses­ Cottage for Sale.” and "It’s a EgOHStVEi! code inspecitor. Bulletin Board administration last year when Board of Directors approves a sors are supposed to attend this Lonesome Old Town.” OOIflJIWOil IKtT TO mill 4T. ROUTE 44A — BOLTON, CONN. , Five Manchester Public He recommends the addition PICTURE FRAMIN8 (all typos) T h e C lass o f 1971 wUl sp onsor he publicly announced he OD A P (Community-Develop­ FERTILIZER school, which is held each year. Russ Moig;an, Sarah Vaugh­ Health Nurses attended an in- of three new firemen and states FREE SOIL ANALYSIS! a dance tonight from 8 to 11:30 wouldn’t lame grades. When the an, Duke Ellington, Ifeirry service education program tor ment Actiem Plan) application, that, added to the one WINDOW and PUTE GUSS For Garden, Vegetable, Flower Answering a qiiestion, Pran- in the high school gym entitled university insisted they were 4 James, Louis Prlma, Ray An­ SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER public health, nurses working his development coordinator, authorised but not hired this NOW^ THE TIME TO PLANT! SO lb. bog S I M S dergast said that there is no "Generation Gap.” The dance necessary for graduation re­ Tub Endosure from $30 to $45 phis installation thony and Sy Zentner are some with the Norwich Plan yester- John Harkins, would be appotait- year, four new men will be cost schedule for the entire is open to Bolton students In cords he gave everyone in his of the others headlining the ^ y at Norwich Hospital. The ed C-DAP executive director, available tor balancing shift as­ LETT US H E L P YOU WITH TOUR OROWINO AND LANDSCAPE PRfKILian! state, but that asseasons follow Grades 9-12 and their parents. daas an "A .” — Special — m arquees. subject waa “Schlsophrenia.” paid by state funds. In that signm ents. D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER cost schedules set up by the re­ A PTA family supper will be Simon Bays that under the FRO M "GROW ER TO YOU” IT’S YOUR And hotels were booking such ' They are Mrs. Burt LaCoe, event, he aald, he would Weira’ recommended budget, ABE LINCOLN DECANTER .... valuation firms in each mu­ held tomorrow night in the grading system “studenis resort .T ftS .0 0 names as Lionel Hampton, Complete from Fruit Cup to Mrs. John Muslkevlk, Mrs. John not replace him and would have at hia proposed 48 rafils tax nicipality. elementary school cafeteria. to crib sheets, pontes, plagia­ F. D. ROOSEVELT ...... SIH m Woody Herman, Orrin Tucker CRC ^llen, Mrs. Martin Chmielecki only the new administrative as­ raibe, w ould p rod u ce 8648 In tax First telectman Richard Mor- A special voter making ses­ rism, apple-polishing, coimlng and Freddy Miartin. Ice Cream Dessert and Mrs. Michael Muschko. sistant. revenue from a property owner ra said that Bolton’s problem is R. F. KENNEDY ...... S u i O sion will be held tomorrow from and out-and-out cheating. Such — CHOICE OF — ' 'The program is designed to Weiss has made no recom­ with a home assessed at an the increasing work load in the 2 to 6 p.m. In the town offices. "A younger entertainer might • mmiM I I HOI AMTTtB NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM ZfjO O an atmoephere hardly fosters Tempting Roast (Jhlcken Dinner with Italian hCacaroni, 'help a nurse give support to a mendation for his own salary. average 813,600. WOODLAND GARDENS assessors’ office and the need love of looming.” draw a larger audience,” said 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES . .set STXJIS Tropicana executive Hdrvey 8V1DAT 1 aed eilO—Set, eei 4tM-7KNMii80 or Our Famous Sliced Top Sirloin of Beef wtth. Italian patient discharged from Nor­ He is leaving it to the Judgment He has estimated that over to have regular office hours so Manchester Evening Herald Grades, he adds, reward M aoeunni. A LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ Diiederich. “But I think Lombar­ wich State Hospital in hia ad- of the directors. He currsntly Is 8374 of It would go for educa­ 1967 BAG XMAS PLATES ...... l l ( “ that someCsie will be on hand Bolton correspondent, Cleme- 'test - wriseness, rnemorlzation jjdstment to community living, at 820,600 annually. He started tion, over 888 tor protection, 842 1968 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... $ 1 ; to answer the many questions and opportunism.” do brings In an audience with Served F am ily S ty le 62.60 C^hUdrm iinA .r. ig $1.25 68 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY HLL 9—PHONE 643-8474 weU Young, fel. 643-8981. more money.” 6nd to help the family in ita Jan. 1,1966 at 820,000 annually. for debt services. Just under 829 that «omo' to the town sffioes. MANCHESTER Prepared by JIM MINICUOCI CINIIR {uderstanding and acceptance WelM Is recommending a full­ tor general govemmenL almost Code Adoption Urged The young ohiwd, doesn't FO R REJSERVA’nO N S , C A LL 648-0731 FREE P A R K IN G REAR OF THEATRE M Of the Illness. time assistant to t th e tow n coun­ 828 for Oapitel Improvements, a ’The second speaker, Bernard Officials Sentenced spend os much es pe<^e think, Oabelus, state building in­ R ockville Diederich said, and their par­ Short Subjects 6:35 “SECRET CEREMONY” 7 Ml . 9-00 In Wartime Murders SAT. A SUN. 1:40 - 4:00 • 6:20 - 8:35 spector, strongly advised th e ents are likely to gamble more. adoption of the state building , Hospital Notes GRAZ, Austria (AP) — An The Tropicana also has "young code in the interest of public Austrian court today sentenced acta,” as do the others. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Fri.-jSa».—Sun.^1tt RON! sa fety . two high police officials to pris­ While Lombardo plays the It's time to speak of unspoken things... p.m., in all areas except ma­ Bated fM ] parental discretion advised on for their part in the wartime same music he did 30 years ago, The code is minimal, he said,' ternity where they are 3 to 4 Harry James plays newer num­ m and will not prevent anyone murder of Polish Jews. ELIZABETH TAYLOR and 8:30 to 8 p .m . bers such as "Hey Jude” at the from doing work on his own The officials appealed the ver­ Take someone Frontier. But many of his songs MIA FARROW house if he wants to. He would dict. more haunted you love to Admitted Wednesday: Ray­ were composed before most of have to take out a license for Gerulf Mayer, a polioe major, than in “RosonnerVs Baby" mond Lemek Jr., Crystal his band was bom. a nice, warm, this work, and it would have to Lake Rd., Rockville; Verna Mc­ received an 11-year prison term, »n A JO H N HEVMAN PROCXJCrnC3N pass inspection by the building and Inspector ^fred LiMser Waring, appearing at the Fre­ JOGERH LC3BEY3 funny picture Coy. Kibbe Rd., Ellington; Ter­ mont, says populcir music got inspector, however. esa Olesik, Prospect St., Rock­ was sentenced to seven years. “SECRET CEREMONY” “pretty for out for a while” but -•Tkdstarmg - about a nice, old type of building code ville; William Baiocchi, Private Two others charged in the that new wrlteans are "settling Arted specifications, Cabelus Grounds Rd., Rockville; Mary case were acquitted. ROBERT MITCHUM warm, unwed down to writing about people, said. ’The new type goes by per­ Ann Yost, Fairview Ave., Rock­ Mayer was found guilty of mother formance of materials and re­ they’re writing folk. Some of it’s PEGGY ASHO=10FT ville; Eileen White, Anthony having murdered tv«> children PAMELA BROWN lies on tests from authoritative Rd., Tolland, and Jane Rodman. simply great.” and one adult and to have taken INTICHMICOLQR* agencies, Usting what material.s Goose Lane, Tolland. part in liquidation of the Polish “ No matter how for out music can be used, in the interest al­ Discharged Wednesday: Alice village Polska-Skala, in which may get, there’ll always be a MELVIN FRANK FILM ways of public safety. Golden, Country Lane, Vernon; 92 persons w ere killed. ’Stardust,’ ” he added. “And »imnen nciws fu siimui Lwio/nu k wuiimkm. Cabelus said that local build­ Fred Dantlek, West Rd.. Rock­ The court found Lusser guilty give me an active oldster to a ers welcome a building code be­ ville; Bruce Rudolph, Prospect of killing six persons. tired teen-ager any day.” cause it tends to keep out com­ St., Rockville; Jane Rodman, petition which might cut cor­ Goose Lane, Tolland; Barbara TECHNICOLOR' ners. Carpenter, Grand Ave., Rock­ Unitsd Artntsi Enifrtammtfit tram He listed some ways a build­ ville; Betsie Browy, Pearl Dr.. ilianrl?riitrr S tarts Tttnttmerice CorpofOlriM er might get away with infer­ Vernon; Eileen Waite, Anthony 7:00 CINEMA It -vV ior work, that the buyer Rd., Tolland; Brenda Watson. 'eatu re N ew ington IHR >ni«M Hi WIUM teSMU , iEitnuny OUCWtlOW MOTMO ’ wouldn’t be aware of because Sherry Circle, Tolland; Ami 9:00 Next To Two Guys ^blished Daily Except Sundays CHRISLAW-IRACnJARK. paint and wallpa.per would cov­ Dusto, Laurel St., Rockville; and Holidays at 13 BIssell Street It's a Love-in er it up. Anna Demikat, Rockville; Mrs. Mnncheiiter. Conn. (06040) Dr. Robert Butterfield, for­ Marie Courtem anche and Telephone 643-2711 tor Herbie... Second Class Postage Paid at sAMurnns^je. mer town health officer, said daughter, Hartford Tpke., Rock­ metumm Manche.ster. Conn. the incredible ville; Mrs. Carol Colvon and daughter. -N. School St., Man­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES little car Payable in Advance LSALT ^ ^ G O U M b i^ chester. and Mrs, Virginia John­ H R A T K e [AST WINDSOR One Year ...... $30.00 NOW DRi*l IN ★ WOWl ston and daughter. Vernon Ave Six Montha ...... 15 00 UjWI FCTiNS who shifts One o f th e Y e a r’ s 10 Rockville. Three Month.s ...... 7 go One Month ...... 2 60 for himself/ ’ ^—TT “JO AN N A” [B ] Dean , Also: Frank Sinatra IN P E R S O N ^ "The Detective” '' SUN„ APRIL 13 Martin |;i i ,.«, i m » . a c .. a iH i m i m m u m ford 06106. A T rio C on certs BOBEBTmTCHini presentation. ■ K U B f f i - PANAVISION* ® Start* Today! Happy Family Comedy 'SaESiSSriSnf ma-MBitHni a W A H i TECHNKXJLOR* ® Shown Dally l:S0-8:3O-6:SiD-7:SO-9:SO ,TiiAreEAsr Bargain Hour 1-2 (Mon. thru S at) AU Seal* gl.OO St e a k H o u s e T m i r 'IT happened to mel” Manchester Pipe Band's FOR SSth Anniversary DELICIOUS BRfCK-OVEN PIZZA - CONCERT - PIZZA KING EASTER M.C. BRAD DAVIS 423 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— ! Below Frieitdly’s) FOR HEFTY APPETITES TRY OUR CALL AHEAD- SUNDAY MANCHESTEl? HIGH SCHOOL TAKE IT HOME OB AUDITORIUM 16" GRINDERS E A T HERE AU Preparation of Food DINNER PeraonaUy Prepared by Saturday, April 12 Special This Week! Jack Parsons PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW 8 P.M . SALAMI GRINDER FREE PARKING ess-sm DONATION 62.00 — CHILDREN UNDEUt 12 61.(K) Hours: Tues. thru Sat. 11:00 a.m. to 11:60 p.m. m a i n STREET—GLASTONBURY TECMWCOLOR United Artiste Tickets available at Washington Social Club, 08 E. Center St., PHONE 647-14S6 Siuiday 2 p.m. to 16 p.m. B venlngs TdW - 1:00 Rear; Ward’s Music Store, Main St.; Stevenson’s Esso Station! to browse aiound at Weehends Can't, from 2:00 WE MAKE OUR- OWN DOUGH Closed Monday 405 M ain St., or Telephone 049-0035, 649-3723 o r 644-2709 thi SSxSd**"®* m. f o u R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 PAGE F lV l B o U o n to make donation.^ of food, Jane Hopkins and Karen Per­ waiting • outside her house, About Town Vtemon Andover plants or almost anything use­ son, wiU soon complete a baby­ LIQQETT DRUQ go and Jam es Meintyrp of Los RockvlHe UtUs League a n d sitting course given at TAC Con Artist «Wn the street. Angeles. Vernon vice-president of the Vernon 1?^ €BT Showing gourmet gitnip of the ful and saleable should call Pope Names Hartford Covnty's Mott Modora Mi.s. John Hutchinson, Rt. 6, and be awarded certificates. PARKADC A chMk with the bank failed Pope Paul’s nominees today Xndgat Football team. Manchester Newcomers Club of to turn iq> any "Mr. Sullivan," also Include Archbishop Joseph Chapman 'is treasurer of the the YWCA wUl have a dinner­ State Buys Mrs. Lester MacDonald, He­ OPEN Paintingg by Taxes Due Manchester Evening Herald, Foiled by police ssLld. 33 Cardinals Walula of the Congo, who will American Legion Post 14 and meeting tonight at 8 at Ada- bron Rd., or Mrs. Richard Town Hiring EYE WEAR CENTER Person, Pine Ridge. Andover correspomlent, Law­ become the third black African Oommiseioner of the American Veilch Jian's Restaurant, 280 Asylum 12.6 Acres (Conttnoed from Page One) prince of the church. St., Hartford. There will be a On April 1 Two girls from Andover.' rence Moe, tel. 742-8796. Party Line Legion BasebaH Program. He Until the reign of Pope John 90 Teachers 4rt fhe PARKADE . by Haten Hayea cocktail hour from 7 to 8. Ternow tribute to the American hier­ Is also equipment manager of The tax collector, Mrs. Leona X X in, there had never been Although the Personnel Poli­ Vattch ara on axhlUt in tlia Main A man who- IdenUfled himzelf archy which is so honored and the Midget Football Leag^ie. At Circle more than 70 cardinals, a limit cies Committee of the Board of 8 t .tamnoii c t Uw Oonnecttcut Cub Scout Pack 04 will meet S. Dressel, wants to remind u "Mr. Sullivan of the Man- Both men hold regular jobs at Sunrise Service also to the church and the Education and the negotiating Bank and Truat Co. and will tonight at 7 at BenUey School. An agreement has been signed people In town that the fourth -American people.” set by Pope Sixtus V in 1086. At Pratt euid Whitney Aircraft. cheater Savtags Bank," utiouc- that time the total world popula­ committee of the Vernon Edu­ rantaln oh axhlMt (or a month. FOWLER by the State Highway Depart­ quarter taxes based on the as- ceaafuHy tried to con an 82-year- Set for Easter He saw special significance In tion was about 860 million. To­ cation Association have not A araU-knaam local artiat, Mra. Nathan Hershfleld of An?he ment to purchase some 12.6 Eessment of Got. 1, 1967 became the selection of Bishop Wright day there are more than 660 Arthur .i. Fowler Vattch waa bom in Manchaatar old Mancheeter widow out of The annual Easter Sunrise reached an agreement on a sal­ Artificial Hand Defi Sholom, West Hartford, will acres of land In the Vernon due on April 1 and are payable for a Curia post, saying, "It is million Roman Catholics. Opticians Ow'ner-.ManiiKer and haa lived in Btdton for about •2,800 yerterday. The con Service, sponsored by the Rock­ ary schedule, new teachers for conduct the "Moments of within one month of the due attempt waa foiled by a woman evidence of the holy father’s de­ next year are still being hired. BELGRADE — A Yugoslav 10 yaara. She studied under Faith” program Sunday at 9 Circle area to be used in connec­ ville Area Protestant Churches Pope Paul’s 86 new cardinals Formerly with Han-ey * Lewis date. If payment Is not made who heard part of the telephone sire to draw upon prelates from are the largest number elevatedo Superintendent Raymond professor, Raljko Tomovic, Is Onaoe C. Hassett o< Manchester p.m. on radio station WRCH. tion with widening the highway. • selling . leasing • renting will .be held at 0:30 a.m. on FOx various parts of the world to as­ • EyngfaMii accurately lUM by HeassoS ssOelaM - ‘ within one month of the due oonvematlon between ”Mr. Sul­ Hill. at one time to the purple. The Ramsdell said he has 90 to 100 developing an artificial hand and now taachea art privately at Reportedly the price of the sist him in essential administra­ s Latest tartiaw snglaaMM c OMtaet knew date the entire tax -becomes due livan” and the elderly lady on previous record number was teachers to hire Including many that is electronically powered. e rromee adjmted sad repeliod fOefc|y bar reeldmce in Bolton. 11)0 Rev. Jam es Birdsall, rec­ land is about $86,000 an acre. The service will be conducted tion of the church." immediately with Interest added named by Pope Pius XII, who for the 39-room elementary It can grasp such bulky objects She has had Sbveral one-wo­ tor of St. Peter's Episcopal The property is owned by David her party line and noUfied no- by the young people from the Ohm at the rate of one-half per cent Uce. in addition to creating the appointed 82 in 1948, Just after as drinking glasses or base­ man shoani in the Manoheater- Church, Wapplng, wrlll conduct T. Chase, Da-vid E. Alton, Abra­ following churches; First Con­ school scheduled to open In Sep­ 9»ii A ji . 9 per month from the due date. new cardinals. Pope Paul prob­ World War H. tember. This number allows al­ balls, yet Is adept at tying HartfOrd area and has many a service Sunday at 8:18 a.m. ham L>kHom and Frank Beck- The regular office hours for Police report that die con art­ gregational of Vernon, St. John’s idioeiaces or writing with a D a lly ^ AJ8.-6I9* PJt. ably will make an important In his previous two consisto­ so tor about a 10 per cent turn­ K 3 paintings in private ooUectlons on radio station WINF. The erman. Nasslff photo the tax collector are from 7 to laiK ist telephoned his vlcUm and Episcopal, Rockville and Ver­ speech at the consistory. Such pencil. ries Pope Paul appohAed 27 car­ over of present personneL and on display in the Manches­ program Is sponsored by the Joseph Levine of the State 9 on Monday evenings and from told her that her account was non Methodist Churches and events are major occasions at ter, Vernon cmd Hartford area. Manchester Council of Churches Highway Department said plans Engaged 2:30 to 4 p.m. on Wednesday In error. He suggeeted that ^e Union. dinals each time. He has now Dr. Ramsdell said he is hir­ which popes normally make pol­ named a total of 89 cardinals. ing teachers despite the fact a Tam murals by Mrs. Veitch and the Manchester Clergy As- are to construct a long ramp and Friday afternoons. •«> to the bank and withdraw YMOA Meeting icy pronouncements. The engagement of Miss Bon­ salary schedule has not been are in the Manchester Country socLlation. which will bring traffic out Mrs. Dressel would also like $2,800. He said he’d call her The Board of Directors of April 28 is a Monday and a se­ set, with the under^andlng they Club, a comic mural in the Orill north of Vernon Circle. A spur nie Lee Bletzer of Manchester to remind owners of motor ve­ back. the Hockanum Valley YMCA cret consistory on that day will Starts Serving Sentence will be .put on the proper step Room and another in the dining; Mias Susan Palmer, daughter off the ramp will be built to to Timothy N. Dodge of West hicles that on April 5 she will will, meet April 8 at 8 p.m. at formally ratify the Pope’s nomi­ When he called back about an when an agreement Is reached. roonL of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Pal­ run into Rt. 30. The land was Woodstock has been announced notify the State Motor Vehicle hour and a half later, he told the Lottie Fisk Memorial Bui nations. Handed Down in 1967 S M IL IN G m SERVICE A member of the Bolton Art mer of 16 Timiber Trail, recent­ specifically purchased, Levine Department of alldelinquent mo­ Ing, Henry Park. Tuesday Is usually the day for Fete for Two by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the woman that he would send MADRID (AP) — The duch­ Buell Chapman and J < ^ Gill, Club, the Manchester Fine Art ly participated With a volunteer said, to connect the Wilbur tor vehicle taxes. a cab to her house to take her Cantata Sunday receptions for the new cardi­ Frederick H. Bletzer of 31 Wil­ ess of Medina Sidonla has start­ two men who have contributed Association and the Tolland cholf at a manaallo, r^lgious Cross Hwy. with Rt. 83. TAC Auction to the bank. After withdrawing A Cantata "The Crucifixion" nals. lard Rd. ed serving 12 months in jail for greatly to sports in Vernon over County Art Association, the art­ witness through music and orig­ The total purchase price Is re­ A number of Andover wom­ Let 8 Trade! the cash, she was to take the will be presented Sunday at 7 :30 Wednesday and Thursday are Her fiance Is the son of Mr. if.m. at the Rockville United staging on Illegal anU-American a long period of time, will be ist has won several prlaes in inal narration, at Lowry Chapel ported to be $420,000. en will be helping in prepar­ cab home where he would meat usually reserved to semlpublic sbows in Botten and Manches­ and Mrs. Bryant A. Dodge of ing for the Tolland County Agri­ Methodist Church, Grove St. demonstration. honored at a dinner tomorrow of Aurora (111-) College. Film Festival West Woodstock. her. and public consistories—among ter. The Rockville-Vernon Young cultural Center auction to be Mrs. Thomas Dorman will di­ the most glittering of Roman The demonstration was at night at 6:30 at the PAC dub, She currently has a painting Mtss Bletzer is a graduate of held there from 6 p.m. to mid­ PoUce met the victim a t the rect the SO-volce combined Palomarea, scene of a crash in ViUage at. The executive board and Democratic Club will sponsor an Catholic ceremonies. Manchester High School. She Is a night on April 12. Proceeds bank, end staked out the chorus from the Vernon- ttnd 1966 by a U.S. bomber carrying The main speaker will be In the Connecticut Society of chairman of the April meeting ’’All-time BTlm Festival” today Your House for The present American cardi­ ) Women Painters Exhibition at sophomore at Baatem Connecti­ from the auction will go to fin­ widow’s home, but no one ap­ Rockville Methodist Churches nals are Richard Cushing of nuclear bombs. Sam DlLucco, well-known 2 of the Ladles Guild of the As­ at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of the cut State College, WllllmanUc. ish the activities building with peared to pick up the money. and also of other area churches. sports figure, and Atty. Frank "The Gallery on the Green” in sumption will meet Monday at Venwn Elementary School, Rt. Boston, Patrick O’Boyle of The duchess was sentenced In Mr. Dodge, a graduate of a kitchen and other needed fa- The victim said die received A social hour ivlll follow In Canton. 8 p.m. in the Assumption 30. WcMhington, Lawrence Shehan 1967, but a series of court ap- McCoy will be master of cere­ Mrs. Veitch paints a wide Woodstock Academy, served as ciliUies. five oaHs from the “Mr. Fellowship Hall. The public is of , John Krol of I>eals delayed her jailing until monies. School Library. Invited guests will include One of Our Buyers wide range of subjects, repre­ a sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. People In town who would like Sullivan” while police were Invited. Cleveland, John Cody of Chica­ Thursday. GUI Is now president of the Senator Robert Houley, Repre­ sentational and abstract, in a He also is a sophomore at East­ Cifb Scout Pack 144 will pan- sentative Gerald Allen and variety of media. Uclpate In a Theme Craft Show ern Connecticut State College. Democratic Town Chairman, An August wedding ts planned tomorrow at Verplanck School. Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr . ' Den 1 will present a skit "Six for Second Congregational The public Is Invited. Tic­ Church. ‘Any Wednesday’ Little Indians and a Pale Face.” Sl'il kets will be available at the Fuel O il We Can Guarantee Cash in 24 Hours! 8 The other dens will make safety door. Cast Announc^ signal dgns. Gene Pitney Emcee Oil Fired Water Gene {Pitney, formerly of Students Named Heaters We know where the buyers are and we know Frank Minutlllo, president of The Southern New Ektgland We keep telling people we have the Little Theatre of Manches­ Rockville, internationally known Complete Hea’tingf Youth Band of the Salvation recording star will be master of To Dean’s List what they want. A call to ns puts tluit “extra ef­ ter, Inc. (LTM), has announced Army wUl present a Peattval Installation the cast for "Any Wednesday” ceremonies at a talent night to Humidifiers, 1 of Music tonight at 7:40 at the be sponsored April 12 by the Mianchester students named fort” to work . . . and brings results for you! to be presented May , 2 and S Manchester Citadel tn honor of to the dean’s list at Elastern Deh^difiers, at Bailey Auditorium, Manches­ Rockville Exchange Club. many convenient savings plans Bandmaster C. Peter Carlson Connecticut State College fbr Chillchasers ter High School. The show -will be held at the < who ts leaving for retirement the fall semester are Bonnie In the role of Dorothy will Vernon Center Middle School. in Boca Raton, Fla. The event Bletzer, Kathleen Deiekta, El- be Betty Lundberg who waa last Is open to the public. Proceeds -will go Into the E x­ Call 649-2813 for FAST ACTION seen in the LTM production of change Club’s Scbolar^lp fund. eeunore L. Gowen, Sylvia a. FOGARTY "Never Too Late.” Hellstrom, Dorothy E. Miader and they keep telling us they want Assumption Junior High Amrnig the talent to appear on A1 Ooe will portray the part the show -will be Chris London, and Donna M. Moran. BROS. School cheerleaders won the INC. of John Cleves. He is SMJ of Mr. and Mrs. Da-vld From area towns the s t u- Manchester Cheerleading con­ dents are: 319 BROAD STREET remembered for_ his role of test March 4 sponsored by the Luginbuhl of Ellington. London Gramps In "The ’Petrified For­ Andover: David W. Munson, 649-4539 Diooeae. Last Sunday, they writes his own music for record- an interest rate they can depend on. est.” ‘"sr. William Muszynski, Carol A. competed ait South Catholic High Patterson. w o L verto n In the leading role of Ellen School, Hartford. The cheer­ Robert Flucklger will be is Nola Hennigan who portray­ Columbia: Susan Enrunons, leaders are Peggy Conkllng, general chairman and Atty. Clean, ed Hedy LaRue In "How To Herbert Hennabury, director. Cheryl A. Incandella, Garry W. So we did something very dependable. We even lowered the minimum deposit requirement Rosemary Hannon, Jill Acker­ Paradise. Succeed in Business Without Frank Jaworski and Robert I mombor MLS^ to fifty dollars, with no minimum on additional Really Trying.” man, Kathy Chevrette, Beth Coventry: Angeia A. Brown, Modern, We’re now guaranteeing the interest on our Invest­ Egan, Diane Healy, Elaine Pot- Molloy are In change of ticket Also in the cast is Jim Dobie Robert L. Merrifleld, Doris A. deposits. And funds on deposit for 90 days may tras, Christine Tierney and sedes. Tickets may be purchas­ ment Passbook Accounts, our unique 5% passbook of South Windsor, appearing as Schefisch. 172 EAST CENTER ST. • MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 • 640-2813 be withdrawn without notice in the first ten days Susan Uriano. ed at stores In Vernon, ToUand Low-Cost plan designed for savers, for three years from the Casa. Dobie, a newcomer to and Ellington. Hebron: Robert Horton, of each qua'rter. LTM, waa one of the founders Bruce Llpplncott. date of your most recent deposit. And every time Aviation Electronics Techni­ of the South Windsor Country RockvUle: Ellen C. Golden, Heat cian 8.C. Walter B. Pierce, son you make an additional deposit you automatically Today may be a bright and sunny day.t But at Players. Roy C. Grabowsld, Marjorie C. of Mrs. Geraldine C. Pierce of extend the guarantee period for another three years. CBT we can hear the rain. The production will be Jobless Oaims Loalbo, Lynn Pagan!, Ronald T. 25 Morse Rd. and husband of the directed by Ernest CirlUo who Smith, Linda Snow, Raymond ATLANTIC Dependable? There’s more. We’re the bank that listens. V has served as guest director for former Diana-M. Poulin of 42S Decrease 15.4% A. Walker. Center St.-, recently participated LTM on several occasions in the Vernon: Barbara H. Dean, in an operational evaluation A 16.4 per cent drop in O IL H E A T V past for such plays as ''Death Dee A. Singer. program at the Coast Guard’s unemployment compensation of a Salesman” and "Mister Wapplng: Sheila L. Wing., Roberts.” Elizabeth City (N.C.) Air Sta­ claims WHS reported for last THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY tion. week in Manchester by the \ The Muriel Resnlk comedy, MEMBER F.D.I.C. which originally starred Sandy State Labor Department. Scotts EarlyBird Dennis, is set in the apartment Richard Allen Larson, son of The figures were 688 for the A of a pretty young ex-school Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson of week ending Miarch 22, compar­ Where are they now ^ the Fords :’S< 4 teacher vdio is visited each 89 Andor Rd., has been elected ed with 810 for the week end­ Wednesday by a married busi­ chairman of the Campus Party ing Miarch 16 — a'decrease of that rode quieter than a Rolls Royce? nessman. It tells of the prob­ for the Fall Weekend sponsored 125 claims. Sale ends . > . % lems which arise from the by the Greek Letter Council at The statewide decline was 2.6 tycoon's penchant for tax de­ Bryant College, Provldonce, R.I. per cent, or 829, to a 30,661 At your New England Ford Deal­ iR^ 'tJSy 1 I ductions. total. The state figure was 28,- The same fabric ... Mias Judith A. Allen of 06 The apartment, listed on his 749 for the corresponding wwk you'd expect to find firm’s books as the executive Morse Rd. and Mias Judith S. last year. ers again — wearing “A-l” symbol. March 31 suite, becomes the gathering Lehman of 1197 Main St. Glas­ Hartford, with 4,372 claims, at twice the price place for two unexpected ar­ tonbury, are among the eight WHS the state leader last week. : - 0 r-s" rivals, one an out-of-town busi- students selected to represent It was followed by Bridgeport Stickers. ‘ness man and the other his wife. Skidmore College, Saratoga with 3,811, New Haven with 3,- The complications arising from Springs, N.Y., at the General 673, ■ and Waterbury with 3,229. Best used cars in town! The same styling ... these unanticipated appearances Electric College Bowl show to Manchester retained its 16th provides a fanciful, romantic be televised nationally on April spot among the state’s 20 of­ you'd expect to find merry-go-round. 20 by NBC. fices. See our listings in this paper. I Windsor | at twice the price . / tt. f ' ' ' j The same tailoring ... you'd expect to find / % / at twice the price

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But with a national population of over Every man, woman and child in Connecticut 2.59 2.94 200 million which will become 300 million in should read this series, "Connecticut’s Big 'M- regular 5.00 * regular 6.00 just 35 years it will be a wise state that takes Challenge” starting Sunday in The Hartford action now in order to avoid the intolerable Times. authorized dealer * o greot Spring bosic • white, navy, light blue EXCLUSIVE-starts Sunday In The Harttord Times • sleeveless or long sleeves • block, brown, pink • yellow, turquoise, red y * turtle or mock turtle Blish Hardware Co. • zipper bock, S, M, L. Downtown and Pttrkade 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY* MARCH 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 ■ T o lla n d Mrs. Kevki Cavanagh, Mrs. paranoid fanatic who dreams of Frederick fech; Wednesday, State To Begin Rebuttal grand illusions,” Diamond said TqUand County crurtty. Sbs was granted per- of Vernon on grounds of tatoi- ty. She was awarded ciMtody of Mrs. Richard Currier, Mrs. under redirect examination by Tollafid County mission to use her maiden eraMe onietty. She was granted three minor diUdnn with sig>- Harold Jensen, and Friday, no defense attorney Emile Zola luuns. Hazel 'nbbeUs. permlaeton to uee her maiden port paymento of $17 per week JToujfi Gets New Frequency school. In Sirhan Murder Trial Berman. UPTON PAVING (XI. Superior Court Lordle H. Saunders of Ver­ name, Mora. Sakenfeld. for each child. Bulletin Board LOS ANQELES (AP) — The er there was or was not any­ "I was not, however, pre­ U1 Gets Area Backing non toora Russell D. Saunders Qlorta T. Bowler of Vernon Ixsig Jacobsen from An­ For CD Communications Registration for the Tolland thing to trigger Sirhan In that pared for what I discovered: DRIVFWAYS • PARKIN© LOTS At least 20 persons fkom Tol­ DIVORGEg of Manchester on grounds of in­ from Raymond B. Bowler J r , drew Jacobsen, both of Stafford, iDemmcAiiON Oo-Operatlve Nursery School state begins Its rebuttal in the tbs permMve MU on an In­ speech,” said Howard. these Mirring instances of corre­ COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL land County are expected to Divorces were granted last tolerable cruelty. She was of initogton on grounds of to- on grounds of intolerable cruel­ PHOTOS *nw town o i Tolland haa ra- Oontributlons to aid West may will be held tomorrow from 9 murder trial of Sirhan BIshara spondence course hypnosis, dis­ formal basin. awarded (25 per week alimony eem d aiiproval (W an addi- be sent to the James West Fund "I recall no evidence that this fPP*AT. af Monday’s puMc week by Superior Court Judge trterable cruelty. ty. SALBM a.m. until noon at the United Sirhan today without the oppor­ defendant heard any part or ap­ sociate trances and mystical oc­ COMPLETE EXCAVATING noaihig In the State Oapitol In AMced to comment ogi the poo- William P. Barber to: and permission to use her maid­ UmmI (raqiNMy to te added to care of the Savings Bank of Congregational Church Reli­ cultism . . . and black magic, Henry C. Edwards of Glaston­ Mildred Christian of Vemon tunity to show a movie film of preciable part of that speech,” *VPort of House BIU 3490 stbiUtlefl of poanage of the bUl, Hazel Parlto of Stafford from en name, Lorrtle Hutton. bury from Carole A. Bidwards of tbs town communication sys­ ToUand. ITie fimd's goal of $10,- gious Education Building. Eligi­ and that this primitive, psychot­ AND PAVING WORK Mrs. Mead stated "I think It from Hector J. Christian of NASSIFF OAMERA tem, accordlnc to Civil Defense 000 is now at the one-third Robert F. Kennedy in the mo­ Judge Walker said in denying which would permK ithorapeu- Lawrence Parlto Jr. of Willing, Stanley J. Bushkoff of Bast Manchester on a croes complaint parts unknown on grounds of de­ 991 Main St. ble children must be four years ments before he was mortally the motion. ic, voodoo thinking of a psychot­ TEL 742-6190 or 742-7604 itlc abortions to Unrited cases. wtU have to be brought out of ton on grounds of tototeoable Hartford from Mara S. Bushkoff director David Caban Us. mark. old. ic could have resuHed In the on grounds of intolerable cruel­ sertion. wounded. Since Feb. 28, when the de­ Mrs. AiUoe Jackson Mead of committee even If Oilsi is dona The frequency will be used Fund drive co-chairman Boy Scout Troop 15 will sell death of Sen. Kennedy that af­ wtth cm unfavorable reporL.” wtth the proposed repeater sye- After the defense rested its fense presented the first of 9 Vernon, area diairman of the Charles ThI fault has announced flares tomorrow at Lou Gill's month-long case Thursday, witnesses, the bulk of testimony fected the destinies of the world. EBte further $»edlcted M would tem, included in the proposed that young West has been grant­ Servlbe Station end at the Shur- O o n n ^cu t League for Abor­ Judge Herbert V. Walker ruled has concerned whether Sirhan's "It Is my opinion that ulti­ tion Law Reform Committee, pans the House, but wan not op­ CD bodget. The repeater would ed permiasion to return home way Superette both on Rt. 196. mately he (Sirhan) was a pre­ guarranty uninterrupted and the film would be inflammatory mind was too unhinged to be PWdlc^ yestesday that th q /^ timistic about H’a ctMUioea In weekends by Ms doctors. The The United Congregational —thus denying the state a vivid able to "maturely and meaning­ posterous person and In my MU wlM pass the House. ' the Etaimte. Interference free aervloe be­ Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Church will hold thedr annual opinion this was the ultimate HIGH PRICES She would support the roc- tween the mobile units using the way of evoking the memory of fully' premeditate Kennedy's She described the >UU as a Association wlH bring h im Mens Communion breakfast Kennedy. murder. , preposterous absurdity of it, too ommendalUons of the reformed communications system, he ex­ home tomorrow morning a n d Sunday morning at 7 at the illo^cal even for the theater of “humane bUl.” a is permis­ ponal code also before the leg­ plained. The color film showed Ketme- Six psychologists and two psy­ ARE A NO-NO! sive leglSIatiDn because It stai- return him to St. Francis Hos- church. chiatrists testified Sirheui was the absurd.” islature If H.B., 5490 was not Tile assignment approval was .pital on'Sunday. dy addressing supporters In the P*y ailowB women to luve approved. Ambassador Hotel after he won mental'y 111. One called him cra­ Diamond said that while his granted by the federal frequency Manchester Evening Herald abortion to the case of rape or The reformed penal code coordinating government office. The Tolland Education As­ California's Democratic presi­ zy, another demented. psychiatric finding—that Sirhan Incest, danger to the mental sociation In its recent newslet­ Tolland correspondent Bette Dr. Bernard L. Diamond, a had programmed himself to be would permit abortions to be Tbe repeater system addition is Qiiatrale, tel. 875-2845. dential primary last June 4 and and physical health of the moth- carried out in the event of rape budgeted at approximately $360. ter appealed for donations to ended with him* arms outs­ University of California psy­ an assassin—sounded absurd. It «r or chUd or If the cWld wtH the West fund, and urged resi­ chiatrist who was Instrumental was true. or Incest. ny/e sto r es o e f a s h io h 1310 town communications sys­ tretched dn victory, saying, "On be deformed.” No one would be "I would prefer bUl 5490 be­ dents to send get well cards to to Chicago!” He left the stage, In formulating the diininished "To me.” Diamond said In farced to have an oiboition M tem is used by the resident WeM In Room 373 at St. Fran­ OES Installation responsibility defense in Califor­ winding up his testimony, "this We nITcr un unusual variety of choice, k in i-ilu loll in a heavily cause H is a more comi^ete state trooper, constables, the walked a few steps Into an ante­ wooded, secluded setting.. A well planned, four^eoion paradise. H WM not wantied, she noted. bill, but any step In the right cis Hospital in Hartford. room, and was shot by Sirhan. nia courts, completed his testi­ Is a script which would never be Swimming, boating. Ashing, hunting, hiking, camping, skating, Several requirm ents toctuded Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Tomorrow Ni^ht mony Thursday. acceptable In a class B motion toboganning, etc. Clean, spring-fed lake. Sandy betchct, boat BIrs. Alloe Mead threotion Is better than noth­ Assodatlon and by town offi­ School Lunches "Here is a young man who marinas. prevent the ing,” uqj. she stated. lAHichee In aU three local Mrs« Olive A. Recave, worthy "When 1 first had personal picture; and yet these are, I cials. Hie base unit Is located in just made what he considered a contact with Sirhan I was pre­ think, the reqJltles of the psy­ NEARBY SKIING LOWEST PRICES the Town Hall. schools, next week: Monday, matron-elect, and Frederick M. major victory, very happy, very Emerald is nearer — more time for fun. tlon mlH,” atw*«ilmiato«l w*tlUe to And a chicken stew, buttered beets, pared for the usual case of a chiatric findings.” Best deal in the couninr . . . make us ON COHAGES Middle School on Display Gael, worthy patron-elect of gay, congratulating every­ prove it. Modest prices And us selling oul The architect's rendering of pumpkin muffin, fruit cup; Temple Chapter, OEM, and their body,” the judge said. "The fast. Don’t miss It. Buy now — build later & CHALETS Tuesday, spaghetti with mfeat elected and appointive officers . . . or have out crews do it for you. point a oom m ittee**to*^w P®*****® flavoring the bUl the new Middle Schotd is on dis­ contrast between that and what DIRECTIONS: Route 91 to Route 9 by Keene, N.H. FoUosr play at the Savings Bank of sauce, sala^ vleraia bread and will be Installed • In semi-public happened in this court certainly Route 9 thru HUIsboro and sec our entrance on left, one mile ^ c ^ c n tor aborthms. a to- Code drawn S b y ^ A m ^ fashion quartet... the Tolland to permit residents un­ butter, cheese stick, pirates ceremonies tomorrow at 8 p.m. would be conveyed to the jury.” past center of town. voraible report recommending „ ToUand Oounty by Mrs. Bar Association iaso has the OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 10 TO 7 able to attend Wednesday's night cake; Wednesday, macaroni at the Masonic Temple. Co-piosecutore John E. How­ (Sonboree (tto. town meeting a chance to see and cheese casserole, peanut Members of the installing CALL (603) 464-3726 or WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE mlteed b y the efetendtog phyal- “ gnatures obtained. No figures icai Assootaticn ard and David N. Fitts said they DM7 Financing Available ^ n and two consuKliig physl- avallablo on the number 0r. Robert Al'esbury, a Mon- what the building will look like butter sandwich, carrot sticks; suite Includes Mrs. Marion wanted to run the 12-minute upon completion. stewed tomatoes, fresh fruit; Y. KingM>ury, Installing movie to show that Kennedy EMERALD LAKE SHORES OonnecUcut Chester obstetrician. Is a mem- pants suit in 4 parts VPW Notes Thursday, colored Easter Egg, matron; Mrs. Virginia L. Elells, that night said nothing about Is­ HILLSBORO, N.H. — SUNAPEE REGION Mra. Mead also pointed to re- pettUone. ber of the Board of Directors of soup, toasted cheese sandwich, installing marshal; Miss Mary • PAINTING « aldenoy restrlotkiiH included to county group headed by the Connecticut League for The VFW Post 241 Hospital rael. Sirhan claims the New Faoer Hanging—Eatlmates Committee and Auxiliary will celery sticks, frosted cake; Fri­ Louise Dickson, Installing chap­ York senator's pro-Israel stance the proposed bill which would formed about a Abortion Law Reform. day, no school. lain; Mrs. Vera S. Miner, past turned his love of Ketmedy to • Decorative Counseling • Fully Insured Itoiit abortions to persons who *®Mnbere have at- Monday’s hearing Is slated tor visit the Newington Home for have lived to Cctmecticut tar a l®*"Pfa

Think of Tho lssue-~Aid to Church-Run glon, and that it would create where 26 died in the quake, now TV-Radio Tonight educational divlslveneaa. Five Years Ago This Month la the nation’s No. 3 port ta an­ However, because of the paro­ nual gross value of fish prod- TruMmlMMlsM chial school crisis and Ita resul­ ucta. It ranks first In shrimp Parkhill-J oyc^ M n ea u n $ » Crucial Educational Conffict tant pressure on public schools, Alaska Builds Bright Future a:id king and dungenes crab. Television many of the usual opponents are Five years ago ita seafood pack­ Tr§M§g? 5:00 (8-10) Perry Maaan Weather Flower Shop Going On Across the Nation tiddng a more tempered view, ing facilities and 77 fishing (848) Mika Douliae IS) Death VWley Dajys Frank Oakeler, Prspeleter including some Beptiata, ordi­ Out of Earthquakings Debris boats were in ruins. (13) Menr Orimn 18) .Wbat'a My Line « 1 BiAIN 8T„ KAMOBBSTiai (18) Voyaca to Uw Bottom of [84) J a a n BY OKOBOB W. OOBNBIX. ucaUon of the U.8. ristiwqi^. narily the sbarpeat foes. The most dramatic recovery LET US HELP YOU the Sea 8-18) Truth or (3onsequencea (Next to Hartioid Natfiaal APM Iglea Writer In Boeten recently, an Ameri­ By TOM BBILET can look at the good the catas­ from the earthquake la in An­ (80) lU U i lor Today (10) Alfred BKcfaoocfc ' Conference. Beak) can Baptist leader, the Rev. Dr. Associated Press Writer trophe might have wrought chorage, In whose enviitxia (85) Mlateroseits Nelshbor- (80) Huntl^-Briiddey 4 ncs—wi) DEUViat • NEW YORK (AP) - A cru­ He told a recent congresstonal hood 7:80 (8-13) Wild. Wild West Paul L. Sturges, said aid to par­ ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) “It does destroy old build­ 131,000 of Alaska’s 384,000 peo­ (80) Muiuten (84) Get There Soon Aa p k oh M i cial educ^ticnel atruggie, pr*. hearing that the wholesale H yoii'v* got traniiniissioii troaNo, w ol ru ochial achoola would be eeoepta- ings," he says. "It does knock, ple live. Stores slumped a floor (40) OlUInn'a Maud I Ou) transfer of (Tatholic pupila to — Five years ago, Alarica got to tho bottom of it. That'* bEc— »■ 5'.i> (40) Ski Show (lOdOaSSO) HUh Chaparral clirftated try the financial ble to him U CMtboUc authorltlea the city off dead center, if it la below street level and the (40) Weather ' (8-40) This la Tom Jones public schools would put an un­ suffered the most vkdent eaith- on one; the enomy Is made i : » ■queOM oil parochial echoola, ia .agreed to publicly supervised streets themselves dropped. wo'ro oxports at our job. Economieol, obo. 5:80 (80) Theater 80 (18) Myitery Theater bearable burden on property tax (juake in North America this i.ynamlc by the injection of 8:00 (84) Ctnepoetum going on today acroM the na­ standards in their achool eye- A dow ntown a rea w hich

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e«oe Barry, las Spruce St; Section Two FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 Mandiester Mra. Cecelia Persico, SS Red­ Davenport, B7 Bretton St.; Fer­ Daley, 10 Dreecher TUL; Mini. iManrlf^ateir lEnptttttg Ifprali Pages 15 to 28 Donald BeauUeu, TB NIlea Dr.; wood Rd.; Clifton POckett, nandez Mbnln, Hartford; Mar­ Mae Lee, 64 Franklin Parle. Mra. Aleta Boynton, 1S5 Green Bim iiies Parade Rookvaie; Mra. Bernloe Sen- tin Plma^ 128 Oak Grave St.; RockviUe; lira. Eva Villa, 14B Hospital Notes Rd.; WUUam CHtfoid, ElUng- Where did they drowsW, 10 Edmund St.; Wal­ Christopher Gaudet, 146 Taylor Loomle St.; Lee M. SUvai^ ton Rd.. Wenpliig; Nichoiaa For Easier Seats VWmNO ■OOBS lace Tracy, 408 Parker St.; St., Talcottvlle; Mra. Eloeate eteln, 27 Lexington Dr.; Oarl- OuodaL, SIB lOUer Rd.. Wap- Steven VaiduUs, 627 Wood- %>lcer, 28 MUn 8 t , Talcott- A Bunny Parade, aponaored all go — those Mnlinge that Om « Sem i- ping; Linda Deane, SI Ridge­ ton Strout, 140 Farmstead Dr., bridge St.; Anthony Waslkow- vlUe; Mra. Betty-Jans Buttiey, South W in ter; Mra. Emma by the Eecter Seal Society, w ll * pJM.* wood at.; Mta. Kkena DcParo- ski. South Windsor; Ronald were the best selling nnw ear evir ■nwmpwnvUle; Urn. Shirley Bingenheimer, 40 IDlWde St.; Highlights of Ike’s Career t l«al» tMWMi, M la, Bast Haitford; Andrew Webster, 368 Okaland St.; Mrs. be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. Vltoto, ibe Venton SL; Milton Richard D. Burger, 000 Chvk t i i 4 B.Mb-4 PkM. Fisher, Scott Dr.; Scott Gaff­ Katherine Wilson. West Wil- to 8 pjh. hath on Main St and Introduced? They’re ^11 the popular Doremtia, 88 Scarborough Rd.; St., W ^ing; Steven GrtUo, ■: Pawte allewed ney, 428 W. Middle Tpkc.; Omer llngtcn. at the Manchester Shopping «KMpt MOK-t p ja .: Otegraa, 8S Henry S t.; Mrs. Hermen C. Helm, Cedar Swamp 701 Governor'a Highway, South Parkade. choice among your New England FanI t p jn . Bernice Hegenow, S81 Woodland BIRTHS YE5STBRDAY: A Rd., Coventry; Ml«. Anna Rul, Windsor; Sebaetlaii Z r a u ^ , 07 Saif 8«nrlo»t M p.m., St,; Beverly Hone, 874 Tolland daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Springe; WUUam Sand­ hDtford R d.; Bhleen Hanioia, The bunnlea, ell children of Dealers ‘‘A-l” symbol. 4 PM.-4 1 UB. \Tpl|e.; Mm. Donna Hlnkel, Wll- Peter Murphy, Glaatontaury; a berg, IB Jarvie Rd.; Raymond Stafford Springs; Mrs. EUaa- members of the Manchester son to Mr. and Mrs. I T i^ a s llmanttc; David Hodgon, 170 Montpetit, 02 Jeneen St.; Mra. beth Schite, 20 Oloott Dr.; Junior Women’e Club, will give Om « and Oordaai7 Hill, Coventry. Sandra Branch, 487 Center St. tt lawawdlatij bunlly oidy, Blssell ^ ; Mrs. Helen Kuszpa, Mrs. Catherine Hogue end eon, a pc^mr Ek^ter lUy for each Used cars. See our llstiags la this aBytIma, Bmlted to five Elatt Haiitfonl; Mrs. Mary DISCHAIRGED YESTERDAY; AhRA Ronald, Robert and Mi­ 434 West Middle Tpke.; Mra. donation to the Eleater Seal So­ Longo, Glastonbury; Mrs. Kaye Donald Henry, 20 Breezy HUI chael Deveaux, 382 Hartford Kathleen Gardner cmd daugh­ ciety. paper. jrt FMlHra, 11 a.m. ■ Maxa, 187 Maple St.; Mrs. Rd., Wapplng; Debra A. Ken­ Rd.; Arlene Sariu, 040 Rye St., ter, Sleeping Giant Apts., Rock­ In the event of rain, the Flora Mayer, 37 Dougfaeijy*6t.; ny, 38 B illo w St.; Mra. Linda South Windsor; Mrs. Dorothy ville. U i4t BJB., aad • p.in.>8 pjn.; parade will be canceled. ■91 aMnn, S pjik-4 pan., aad « -JI M»--« pan. A ga U ib Mb : m la materalty, 1> la oilierarea*, no limit In aelt>oervloe. W" ; it admlnlstrailoB remind, ' v m Sts that with oonstniotioa C ^ l d o r way, partdag hmum I . ^ f VMton are adeed to la hospital while the proUem ealat..

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. MARCH 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., ^^RIDAY,- MARCH 28, 1969 PAGE SEVENTKBM VeFnon Police Log i T A R Pharmacies Nixon Apartment BO Y SCOUT Venezuela’s New President r'* AMin -By C LAY R. PO LLAN- On Fifth Avenue AIVW.JI Tour Daily AtHvHy Quids UBRA Notes and News Allen Dresser Finds Schools ARRESTS ^ According la Ihu Stan. Inspection Puts ‘Patio Politics’ on TV Ronald Mercier, 80, of 116 5-9-27 ... Is Up for Sale To develop mestoge for Saturday, CARACAS (AP) — They can’t Summit St., charged on a war­ ORb Pack 51 oil. and their fonrtHes; tn a tsls- words corresponding to rxsnbers . Bills Aired NEW YORK (AP) — Presi­ really be called “ flreaid* ehoU” rant from Coventry police with ^TAU R U S o f your Zodioc birth sign. • Cub Scout Peusk 03 recen tly vlaion studio and faitroduead Have Changed But Not Pupils SCORPIO dent Nixon’s Fifth Avenue beoauM (here aren’t that many them to the nation. aggravated assault and maim­ APR. JO HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — held a blue and gold banquet 31 You 61 Arbitrary oa.23 fireplaces In Venssuela. Maybe By BABBARA RICHMOND ing with Intent to disfigure. I MAT 10 2FiPolitt Two bills proposing alterhattve apartment overiooldi^ Central a t the 'W addell School CEdeterta- His tanugmaticik of oouiss, 32 Be 62AAood NOV. 21 "living room vtatts” would be was tolevOntd. So ware most of Court date April 14. P»3 7 -3 8 -7 0 3 Rcfuial 33 May 63 Moke answers to the question of who Park Is up for sale and "It's all Guest* of honor were Mlae While othera may ahake their 4 Will 34 Resentment 64 Know 4147-. should inspect h ^ ta l pharma­ more like it. Or pertM^ "pittlo ths ceremonies that want akxig SOutlinc 35 Foce ^ being handled very quietly.” E^thel Robb, principal o f t h e haadi and complain about the OIMINI 65 Upon 67-71-76 cies were aired at a legislative pollttos.” with It. ACCIDENTS 6 Don't 36 Plan 66 Risks school; L loyd B arry, preEi deiit children of today, Allen 7 Attempt SAOITTARIUf .“Anyone who wants to look at Angelo A. Trapustano, 24, of 37 A 67 Your committee hearing at the State of the Waddell PTA; aifford By whatever name. President Now d a ld s r a fiks ataitad a ■Dreaaer. aaatatant superin- JUNE 20 8 Light 38 Situation 68 Trouble NOV Capitol Thursday. tt or wlaiiss to buy it has to talk Rafael Caldera Is putting Ms 480 Vernon St., was chaiged 9 A 39 Based Storllqg, Roundtable comml*- weekly "diidogue with tha peo­ tandent at adiool, aeea little 69 With dec'. VjFlng for the right to inspect to the bank,” sidd McOrea with evading responsibility at 6^ 7-11-13 lOOn 40 On 70 Which fdoner; fuid Alfred Bockua, com­ “goveniment of change” where ple” to keep Venezuelan* In- change In the atudenta of today about 1 this morning after he 0^96-37-66 11 Anything 41 Good 71 Money l2-13-17-32(<.. the pharmacies are the State Parker of Brown Haris Stevens everyone can see It—on televi­ fMmed of what Ms govannnent and thoae he taught over 40 12 Future 42 Let 72 Your 3940'81« v €i missioner to the council. allegedly hit a car while trying CANCIR 13 New Department of Health and Uw Inc., reed estate agents who sion between "Johnny Quest” is doing. His first such appetu''- yean ago when he flret came 43 Influential 73 FinorKlol CAPRICORN M m . RaymEXid Demer* was to pass it and then sped away. JUNE 21 l40o 44 Who's 74 Plans Department of Consumer Pro­ manage the building. and “ Ironsides.” Euice took place last waek on a to Vernon. 15 Plons DK.22 presented with a pU^ple In ap­ The driver of the other car, 45 An 75 Colls tection. “And they’re typical oemk- show taped five houta earilsr 16 Something 46 Worthy 76 Efforts JAN. 19 preciation tor her efforts ahd CEdderEL Venesuela’s first Drener, who came to work Gary Ladabouche of 86S E . M id­ 17 Should 47 Influences Health Commlsaionqr FrMiklin ers,” PEUlMr added. "They before a crowd o f newaiiiait. ^-54-39-68 77 Those !4-16-2D-21^ good will In making Pack K a president from the Social Chris­ for the local Board of Educa­ dle Tpke., said Trapusiano hit 18 If 48 Interview 78 For M. Fpote appeared befora Uis a%.77-79-S3 19 You’ve 234446 won’t even tell me anything.” success. All den mothera were tian pEUrty, is rapidly becoming Caldera opened with a 18-mln- tion In March 1907 aa head of him as he (Trapuzsano) tried to 49 Smile 79 In Public Health and Safety Com­ UO 20 Nice 50 Be 80 To AQUARIUS The reason tor idl the secrecy, recognised cuid received oeitia- (he most televised chief execu­ ute talk, without notes, sm he sat the high achool acience d^wrt- pass LadalMuche. 3 JUtY 23 21 For 51 People 81 Post mittee to emphasise the "com­ Parker said, is that the resi­ tive In Latin AmertciL By the 22 Eoting JAN. 20 Loiina iihoto oatos of merit. at a small table beneath a big ment and head of the evening Ladabouche said he chased 52 Don't 82 AchieverTwnl plexity” of the situation and to dents of the building at 810 Fifth . AU<;. 22 23 And 53 In 83 Authority FEb! IB Badges were awarded to time he took office March 11 portrait of South America’* achool, will be reUring at the Trapuxsano for some distance 24 Avoid 54 Get 84 Test support a bill that would give Ave., cherish their privacy. |>i3M3-30-33 4243t31 Engaged DouglEM CEdn, Stephen W lers- CEddera hEul been seen on televi­ liberator, Simon BMlvar. Then end of this school year. before he got his license plate 25 Someone 55 Drinking 85 Swift hla department JurlsdloUon In Havliag Richard M. Nixon eis a 26 Lou 72-73-74 The engEgement of Mias blckl, Bryan Cox, Joseph Bas- sion more times than Euiy pre­ he answered five questions put number. Trapustano was later 56 Or 86 Be the pharmacy as well em In the Obviously enjoying remi­ VIROO 27 New 57 Toke 87 Avoid PISCIS CeuoI DlEme M eier o f B ridge­ neighbor put them on stage. oettEL David ManhEdI, wolf vious polltlcEd candidate in Ven­ to Mm by newsmen. picked up at his home. Trapus- AUG. 23 28 And 88 Action rest of the hospital. niscing, Dresser said he started 58A FEB. 19 port to Denzfl P euiI Stamper Jr. After his electtoti, Nixon di­ EUid gold EUTow; John Plsch ezuelan MMoiy. He appEurently The questions were selected sano was taken to the Hartford 29 Ideo 59 Into 89 Solitude In a statement presented to out teaching In the Portland SEPT. 22 30 You 60 To vided most ot Ms time until the and Wayne Smith, gold eutow; Intendi to keep tturt iip. by Caldera and Ms aides that Correctional Center In lieu of a 90PreM red MAR. 20 the committee. Consumer Pro­ ot New Haven tua been high school. He taught all of ^118-19-4348 insuguTEd between his apart­ Bruce Saucier and Douglas The 04-year-old father of six, $260 bond. Court date April 14. I Adverse 1- 9-10-22 tection Commissioner jEunes Ca­ Eumounced by her parents, M r. morning from many submitted the math and science classes 23-3397-89 m ent EUid his traneitlon offices Miarshall, wMf; Wayne 'Tripp, three timee unsuccessful in In writing. They obvioutty rep­ sey said that because of his EUid Mrs. Herbert Meier of 150 o r m. salary of 1|1,S00 a year. at the neaihy Hotel Pierre. DEde P en a n ow sU luid R lclu ird prezidentiEd oompEdgns, used resented five points Caldera COMPLAINTS department's licensing repcnsl- C roft Dr. He felt a loyalty to teach in TTem ey, besu-; and Robert television to help Mm squeeze A baseball that "got away b lllty In regard to pharmEuslea, Her ftance is the son of Mrs. A s candldaibe and President­ wanted to stress. The questtoos the Massachusett's school sys­ elect, he attracted crowds every Bryce, wolf and bew. out a narrow victory over the EUid answers toirtc 12 minutes, tem since he received his edu­ on the throw to first base” “ We would be remiss in our re- Demdl P. Stamper of Quaker incumbent Acoloo Democratlca broke a storm window owned sponsIbUlty If we did not check Hill Eu>d Densll P.-Stamper of tim e he stepped from the fitmt niELking a 20-minute pEuskage for cation at Amherst College Events in Capital door, and the building was the patty. presentation to the > pubUe on adiich at that time was tuiUcn- by Bamica Olbart of 98 Wood- their piacttce...” OakdEde. object of special attention, re­ Pulpwood Use Rises Then he apparently read two television steUotw wMch free. But he was offered $200 bridge St. yesterday. Dr. George Zalkan, New Brit­ Miss Meier Is a 1968 gniduate 'nie sites have been closed on gardless of the hour, from po­ about (he reaction to PrealdMit reach almost all parts of the 2 Nixon Panel 'To Study of Southern Connecticut State a year more to teach in Rock­ ain health director, supported OTTAWA — World demand Nixon’s Introduction of Ms CaM- country. Eor the second consecutive Mondays imd Tuesdays since Ctollege, New Haven, where she lice and swrarms of reporters ville. He was paid $2,100 a year inspections by the health depEU’t- for pulpwood will ahnoet dou­ im 4 members on televMon. So Draft A bolUhment December, because of money majored in special education. and cameramen. for his day teaching job as well day. a stolen ofir was recov­ ment EUid wondered whether the ble by 1970 and by 2000 it wHl CaJdera made no announce­ ered from the parking lot at WASHINGTON (AP) — Prett- fuid mfuipower cuts Oongrese She Is employed as a tefusher The world’s Mrgast produosr as the night school one. relatively new Department of “The residents of the building be itt least five times greater ments ot Cabinet appointments NormEui’s Warehouse on For­ dent Nixon has formed a blue imposed last year. at the Learning Center at W eU- of cocoa la GhanE^ followed by Comparing the methods of Consumer Protecttcxi was try­ had no peace EUid qutet at all, than today, the Canadian Pulp tmtil the Sunday night before in- est St. yesterday. The oar is No Easter Bunnies in These Eggs ribbon advisory panel of bu*l- The park service said the tersville School, Bridgeport. Nigeria, Bnudl and tbs Ivory hiring a teacher then and the ing to extend Its instectlon pow­ EUid they want to go unnoticed and Paper Association predicts. 'auguiatioa. Then he had them reglsteacd to WUHam B. Asal neaamen, edufxdors and former change affects the Washington Mr. Stamper received his as­ Coast ’ way it is done now. Dresser said Just in time fo r the appronchinsr season is a. dis­ on loan to the mnseum, are from the collection o f ers In an effort to do some again,” PEUker sEdd. "W e want, of Moosup. mllttary men to report by neict kfonument, Jefferson Memorial, sociate degree from Mitchell the two men who headed th e play of colorfully hand fX^inted, hand blown glass bureaucratic “ empire-building.” to find somebody who will live approximately 100 owned by Andrew Mandelll o f November cn the best way to Custto-Lee Mansion, Kenilworth College, New London, and is a school system in Vernon, Her­ The state attorney genend hEM there very quietly. eggs on exMbit Jn the Laitz Junior Museum. Origi­ Newington, who acquired them in childhood. The aboUob the diiRlt. Aquattc Gardens, Theodore 1968 graduate of Southern Con­ bert Clough, superintendent, ruled that the PharmEuieutical “ The residents are Just iip in nally presented as Easter gifts in Germany and eggs are now extremely rare and expensive. (Her­ Nixon announced formation of Roosevelt Island, Ft. WasMng- necticut State College. He has 8 Commission of the Oonaiuner arms. They don’t want to see and Philip Howe, principal of Public Records Austria, they date from the mid-1800s. These eggs. the committee Thursday and ton, picnic Etoeas Edong the ald photo by Pinto) Protection D epartm ent "hEui the received a full fellowship In another ^ r e t Service man or the high achool, spent an entire named Thomas Gates, secre­ George Washington Memorial Warrantee Deeds authority to Investigate the work the field of mental retardEttion another reporter. day with him In Portland. He Sadie J. WlRbn to Joan H. tary of defense under Dwight D. PEU-kway, and the N atu re Cen­ merely Manchester, but all area projector and shpowed color of licensed pharmacists” in hos­ Eind is Bf gradiutte student Ed ROOM BUGGY then had to come to Rockville Everett, property at 94-96-96% Eisenhower and now chairnum ter end Oak Ridge Campground " I don’ t even m ention who Little Promise Held Out towns as weii. slides of the area, accompanied pitals on the SEune biMlB it In­ Southern Connecttcut State to meet with some of the mem­ Foster St., conveyance tax of the executive committee of at P rin ce WUllEun F orest P ark lived there before,” he eedd. bers of the Board of Educatlan. He said, “ Even If parks don’t by his oral explanation. spects privato pbarmaoiee. Ctollege. “Now it’s Just another empty Room—ThoFs fhe difference between Hie $30.80. the Morgan Guaranty Trust Oo., at Triangle, Va. The wedding is planned for Today, Dresser noted, th e have the Immediacy over other In addition, he presented the One of the bills before the apEirtment. ’Ihere’s no price on Richard A. and Andrea E. For Case Mt. Purchase Bill proposals, perhaps we should to head tt. June 28 at Second Congrega­ teachers are lucky If they get committee with four elaborate Oapital Quote committee would make th‘e It. W e Just te ll i>eople to talk to pact Rambler and Hiose foreign cers. Room for Marshall to Edmond C. and From remarks dropped put the brakes on other spend­ "The committee,!’ be said, tional Chufeh. In one short Interview before . . (Herald Flioto By Buoelviclus) The bill provides for state books, containing pictures, maps "I cannot remotely under­ health department solely respon­ the bank.” Lynn M. 0>dreau, property at yesterday by the House chair­ ing, find the money for this " w ill stuiRy a broad range o f they are hired because of th e Allen Dresser, retiring lassistant superintendent. purchase of 212 acres of Case and exphutations, plus letters, stand what anyone finds offen­ sible for Inspection. The other At the FiankUn National 6 people, roomy Hunli, loomy 6 cylinderengine. 240 Lydall St., conveyance tax man of the legislature’s ' State high priority, and help preserve possibilities for increasing the ever-increasing need for more from the agencies backing the sive In this concept. The term would trEUisfer nEuvottes control Bank, an offlclai who was cudted $27.80. Development Committee, ap­ Mt. land for the sum of $630,000, our open lands.” supply of vcHunteers for service, Billy Graham Touring teachers. present with trying to educate purchase. Creator meana many things to to the Consumer Proeetton De- Soe ffcis car today. * It is now the goal*to educate Leon Cieszynskl to Florence proval for state purchase of or at $2,500 per acre, with 80 Mahoney said that he favors including Increased pay, bene­ about the price reified, "No He termed as a thrilling ex­ all of the children. Including many people, and all but a very pEirtment. Holy Sites in Israel all the town’s children. R. Johnson, Walter E. Johnson Case Mt. In this session of the per cent to be financed by fed­ the purchase and filed a state­ Weiss said that the $2,600 per fits, recruitment Incentives and com m ent.” perience being able to come In­ those with various types of tdniy minority, no matter what No Stockings, No School and Inez W. Johnson, property General Assembly is doubtful, eral open-space and recreaticxi ment of his reasons with the acre price Is much lovver than other preMttcable measures to JERUSALEM (.AP) — Evan­ Nheon bought the cooperative to a Job where he only had to handicaps. their faith, do acknowledge a As gflrls may bo sent home on Cambridge St., conveyance at the very best. grants and 60 per cent by state committee. the«$4,000 per a cre p rice placed make military careers more at­ Five Arrerted in NVC g e lis t B illy GrahEun, In I stemI apEulment fo r $185,000 In 1968, teach one subject and smiled A town report for 1926-1927 re­ now because they wear skirts tax $33. bonding, or from other state ‘Creator’ In some form.”—Rep. for a riiort private vistt, met when he came to New York when he recalled that during State Rep. Victor Tudan, Bogglnl said, “ This (Ctase Mt.) by the state on other land in the' tractive to young men.” veals that the education budget that are too short, some of the Marriage License funds available for the purpose. William G. Bray, R-ImL, object­ In Trucks* GUjacking Foreign Minister Abba Eban to­ from CEditomla. the Depression the Board of Dem., of Windsor, indicated at is a beentlful piece of property area, taken for Rt. 6 reloootton. For the Presld«tt, creatian of for that year totaled $114,666. girls 40 years ago were sent Francis Xavier Gburski, 68 ing to an Army order to elimi­ NEW YORK (AP) — An FBI day EUid toured holy altea in the A resd estate Eigent vriio han­ Education had to tell each of a public hearing held by his A similar bill, introduced In and I would like to see it Urging Iminedlate favorable the committee was another step The entire budget was less than h(nne because ithey wore socks Campfleld St., and Pamela Abbe nate God from moral responsi­ Eigent and two members of the city. dles property In the Eu«a says the teachers they would have committee that the most he the 1967 State Assembly, died preserved for our cjllldren cmd action in the current sesrion of aimed at redeeming a campaign the amount that the present instead of stockings, Dresser Nielson, 49 Harlan Rd., April in committee and never reach­ bility lectures. Bronx burglary squad arrested He also met JerusEdem’s May­ the apEutment couM command to take a $300 cut in their sal­ may recommend Is a study of grandchildren. Unless we give the legislature, Weiss warned, pledge to do away with the board cut from budg^ requests recalls. 12, Church of the Assumption. ed the floor for a vote. It called five men, including one from or Teddy Kcillek lutd told him: $800,000 to $820,000 now. I t is a * aries. the proposal, to Include the this project high priority, and “If it’s lost now. It’s hist tor all' draft. He directed the Pentagon Capital Footnotes for the coming year. Hie entire Building Permits for a $425,000 appropriation for Connecticut, Thursday for the "The unlflcatian of JenisEdem 12-roont', fifth flo o r apEutment at He credited the Maxwell fam­ He also noted that times have price tag attached. unless we do something at this last month ^to draft recommen- The Treasury Depsirtment re­ proposed budget is over the $6 N. Alfred Collins, alterations 273 acres. time, forever, end It will be up' Edleged tajEUcklng o f $30,000 fuHlUs the prophesy cf the Bible the co m er o f 62nd Street. ily of Rockville with keeping the changed as far as the teachers The ' hearing was unpEdd p n q ierty taxes Sales tax, title , reg., ate. extra mentary grade school teachers irom six per cent to nine per Deputy House Majority Lead­ and 16 high school teachers. The cent. er Carl R. AJello cf Ansonia 68 JAVELIN SST 2-DOOR HARDTOP A P THE announced Thursday that the town’s student population is ex­ “LITTIE PROFIT” DEALER GIVES A Bet up just right, 390 engine, handling package suspen­ $ pected to reach the T.OOO's next ‘ BUS DHTVEBS House will convene on Monday. sion, radio, power disc brakes, tinted gimm, console mount Eoitomatic shift. BEdanoe ot factory wiuTonky. Blue/blaok year and there are hundreds of Little Since the session began In Jan­ ^IProfit‘C> f L I t t k ^ • HARTFORD (AP)—The state uary. the House Eutd Senate interior. a Z o 95 teachers In the system, both House of Representattves has re­ a P w f i t i ^ have been meeting Tuesdays, regular and special. versed Its decision' of two years Dresser aaid the schools are 100% Wednesdays and Thursday. 64 OLD5 F-85 4-DOOR SEDAN g u a r a n t e e on A U SEIECT USED GARS ago, voted 88-59 Thursday to al- The Senate keeps Its three- much more concerned* at the Equipped right with V -8 engine, Euitomatic tnuw., radio, (ow 16-year-oIds to drive school day week. buses and sent the bill to the heater, ww’s, too. A tine running car. Maroon/block Interior. (fenate fo r fin al Euitloci. Opponents did not so much C H E V R O LE T Would*be Escapee 67 FORD MUSTANG 24ML HARDTOP TRUCK OWNERS * 1969 FORD 1967 FORD TRUCK 1968 FORD 1965 MUSTANG 1967 CADILLAC question the ability of le-yeEU’- Caughil in the Aet We are pleased to announce FlOO %-ton. Standard, 6-cyl.. ra­ Olds to heuidle buses as they 289 V -8, (3T automatic, radio, heater, wMtewaUs, custom Galaxie 500 4-Door Hardtop. PS.. Country Squire Wagon. PS., PB., '2-Door Hardtop. Std. shift, 6-cyl., that effective February 1st PB., V-8, auto., vinyl roof, radio, dio. radio, wws. Coupe De VlUe. Pull power, air 1967 FORD did the ability of 19-year-olds HARTFORD (AP) — James radio, WWB. cond. Custom 4-Door Sedan. V-«, wheel discs. Extra sharp idl the way through. NEusau Mue. we have a rental truck A'WS. i^dio, wws. «»«»., I {o hEindle busloads o f children. Robertson, 23, of Detroit, Mich., available for your use while Only at Big C&S Only at Big C&S > Supporters noted that appU- Only at Big C&S Only at Big C&S Only at Big C&S who is being held at the Hart­ 67 FORD GALAXIE 500 your truck is being serviced. CEUits tor the jobs still w ill have ford C orrectional C enter awrait- 1969 MONTEGO Only at Big C&S Our rental Itruck is a 1969 * 1 7 9 5 0 0 2-Door HEudtop. Loaded with the luxury optioiui like air! * 3 1 9 5 0 0 * 1 2 9 5 0 0 to pEias special tests and per­ k ig trlEil on a chEuge o f Euwault conditioning, 390 V -8 engine, EuitomaUc trana., nuBo, Van, fuUy equipped, with a form satlsfELctorlly under the su- one ton load capacity. Rates *2795*" •4295** with Intent to (ximmit murder, tinted glass, vdittewEdI tires. Snowy white with maroon are 7c per mUe, $7 per day, Little Profit Dealer Mrvislon of bus owners and tried to escape from Ms guEirds interior. Littk Profit Dealer •1495** bOEUxls o f 'educEUion. and the flr^, 14 tnilea are Littk Profit Deakr Littk Profit Deakr Littk Profit Deakr Little Profit Dealer Thursday but got only SO feet free. Don’t lose money be­ away. 65 RAM BI^ CLASSIC . MEXICAN BORDER VETS cause your truck is down — Robertson was visiting Mc­ 660 Model 4-Door Sedan. 282 6-cyl. engine, Euitomatlc use our rental truck the next * 2 3 7 9 '“ Delivered! I H A R TFO R D (A P )—ThOBe who Cook Hospital for a idiyslcal trans., radio, heater. Our original sale and a very well- 2 time your triKk needs ser­ 1965 FORD fought Eigainst Pancho Villa In checkup when at 2 p.m. he rfui maintained car. Btack with blue Interior. vice. LTD 4-Door Hardtop. PS., PB., 1986 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 CORVEHE 1966 PONTIAC 1984 CHEVROLET t)ie Mexican Border Cunpaign from the guard accompanying CARTER CHEVROLET OO., radio, V-8, wws. 2-Dor Sunroof. 4-speed, radio, wws. 2-Door Hardtop. 4-speed, V-8. 2 1966 FORD Inc. GTO. V-8. auto., PS.. PB „ radio, Conv. Impala. Auto.. 6-cyl., PS., Qf 1916-17 are eligible for the him, said a spokeamEui for the ★ "SAFE-BUr* USED CARS ★ 67 FIAT 850 COUPE vrws. radio, wws. tops, orlg, 14,000 miles. Squire Wagon. V-8, auto.. 1229 Main St., Manchester Only at Big C&S M,0(X) veterans’ exem ption on state Department of (Corrections. 19M M E R C U R Y I 9 « m e r c u r y Only at Big C&S Only at B ig C&S PS., PB., radio, wws. 18M LIN C O LN FosMiack. A sharp UtUe car. FuUy equipped, 4- Tel. 649-6238 Only at Big C&S Only at Big C&S IbOEU property taxes. He went through a neiuliy 4-Ooor Hardtop 4-Door Hardtop Continental Only at Big CftS State Atty. Gen. Robert K. door but was Immediately 8-cylinder, automatic "P a rk LEUie” — “rop o f Choose from 3! FuUy « « ««ow Uran. bucket eeate. * 1 2 9 5 0 0 *1495** s 0 0 HUHan gave the ruling at the tackled by Sgt, Paul Demers tTEUismlsslon, power steer- the line, and fully equip­ equipped, plus fEuitory M- $ 1 0 9 5 0 0 ped, too! 1895 •3995' request of Rep. WilllEun A. O’­ Eind returned to the correction­ ing $ 8 9 5 stalled air conditioning. I Littk Profit Dealii' Little Profit Dealer •1895'* Neill, House chairman of the al center. 1*05 CO M ET $1395 $2895 66 CHEVY II Little Profit Dealer 2-Door Sedjui Littk Profit Deakr Littk Profit Deakr Little Profit Deaiir 19M PONTTAC 1968 CO M ET ALL AROONO 6-cyllnder, automatic, ra­ Tempest Le Mans Demonstrator 8-Door Bedon. 6 cyt, S-ape*d .standard traxw., radio, dio, good, eccnomlcfU 6 - cylinder, automatic, 8 2 - Door HEUxttop. Bucket bNoter, even snow tiroa MterocnAan interior. transportation. MACHHnST 1965 FORD Five Day Forecast seats, V-8, power steering, power steering, radio, 1963 DUtCK 1962 FORD VAN 0HAR8E YOUR $ 9 9 5 automatic, radio. whitewalls, deluxe wtaari Falcon 2-Door. Auto., 6-cyl,, radio, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 FO RD. WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (A P) Special 4*Door. Auto., r&dlo, wws. BIOO. Std. shift, 6-cyl., excellent 1962 FORD 1M6 C H E V R O LE T covers, plus remainder of 63 VOLKSWAGEN BRIOeEPORT wws, excellent condition. —The U.S. Weather Bureau pre- $ 1 ^ 9 5 condition. Fastback. 4-speed, radio, wws. Custom 2-Door. Auto., V -8 PS County Squire Wagon. Auto., 8- 4-Door Sedan factory WEuranty! Only at Big CftS WWB. ’ dlcta temperatures from SEttur- PRESORIPTION Only at Big C&S K xoollont “ ImpEila” 8-cylinder, auto- IM S B U IC K MtoM lU a-Door Bog. 4 cyL. 4 speed. Ready to go. OPERATORS Only at Big C&S Only at Big C&S 4-Door Hardtop $2086 cofuUtion. (Ieof through Wednesday will av- matic, power brakee, pow­ 19*8 M E R C U R Y anea/wMta tatertar. Only at Big C&S HERE “ E lectra 220” fully equip­ MACHINE Only at Big CM orsgt nuudi below nom uil. DEiily er steering. Here's a real 2-Door Hardtop Mghs will average In the 80s Moe CEU*! ped with factory taistalM “MEirquls” — Top of the »995** •495** W E H C W O R air ccndltloning! OPERATORS •795** ♦1495** and nighttime Iowa from the 5 1 1 9 5 line, and fully equipped, •1395«* teene to mid 20s. Turning cold­ I9i0 BIERCURY $1795 too! $319$ Little Profit Dealer Littk Profit Dealer •595** ^ a r g ^ STATION WAGONS The EMGO CORP. Littk Profit Deakr Littk Profit Deakr er by Sunday and continued 4-Door Hardtop 19*7 OUWMOBILE 19«8 M E R C U R Y Littk Profit Dealer cold the reminder of the pe­ 1 THEINTM Ink CARO 1 “Montclair,” 8 - cylinder, Station Wagon offers better than aver- Littk Profit Deakr Station Wagon *3 WlMMm CLASSIC SOAC 0 0 automatic, power steering, “P-86” 8-cyIinder, power jpe pay and libeml bene­ riod. "Colony Pork,” 8-cylinder, 6jH> Statim Wagon. 287 V -8 engine, automatic trensmls- power bnikes, wMtewEdls, steering, Eiutomatic, plus automatic, power steor- fits, plus pleasant woric- plus fEuitory Instnlietl ah- M o^ radio, beater, roof rack. 4 new ww tires. Extra ing oondRuns. factory installed air con- Ing, power brEdeeis, radio, THE BIG conditioning! d ltion in gl A p p ly A t with wood grain piuieUng. THE "LITTLE PROFIT" DEALER — 423-1634 $ 1 3 9 5 $2195 $3295 65 PONTTAC TEMPEST 4-ML STA. WGN. # i| R % A F 0 0 TbaEMOO A sharp intermediate wagon. Regular gas V-8, automatic ^ I Open SuDilay ______Listiag . . . W « Hr v Msny, Many Morol trana., radio, heater, whltewaBa. One owner, reiMly to go. a m r M . OORPORATION 8 M ' I LOW iAH K HWAWCINO WITH tfP TO 36 MOUTHS TO PAY! | Ltfoatsd Behind Blano’s Oompimtm Bakety aad WwtMinuit on Route 44A, Coffee Shop Bolton, OoNL C&S FORD PINE PHARMAOY O r OaH DE CORMIER PATIO BAKERY •84 GKNnat mt. MORIARTY BROTHERS P a r THE lin iE PROFIT DEALER SAVES VOII MORE THAN YOU EVER BARGAINED FOR ”S*40BILeS believing” scholars from nine OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. persons are now on the firm’s Unlike Canada, Uncle Sam ment. the town engineer, plus trucks, Association, will be gueet caller VATICAN C m r (AP) — Pope 'The effecte of those February yet had an opportunity to study at a Manchester Square Dance Paul VI told a groi^) of countries. (AP) — ’ITie nationis only pri­ It is r^uested that Cemetery lot owners remove Sanders and other equipment, at / "We don’t mention atheist or any winter grave decorations that they wish to WWW riorma attll Unger, and U** proposal and make a JudgC'^ a rate commensurate with union Club open dance tomorrow at 1968 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUJi!. FuU Cadillac Acces­ 1968 0|J>8MOBILE CUTLASS 4-DOOR SEDAN. Tnrqnalso asclokwlata eurveying atheiam vate postal service Is a year old FITZGERALDI Coventey school children will as to its legal feasibility 8 p.m. at Waddell School. Mf. with matching Interior. V-8, automatic, power steering, ' in the worid the Roman Catholic agnostic,” said Father Carrier keep. wages, lo be paid by the asso- sories including air condiUonlng. Beantlftd silver color radio. This car never jregistored. Low mileage.. .SAVE and growing rapidly, its owners miss their full Good Friday holl- **.* program. Rappe’s clatlor.. and Mrs. Russell White will cue with contrasting Mack padded roof top. 18,660 miles. CIterch ia wiUingr to likten to the aner a session Wednesday. 1967 OLDS. 98 HOUDAY OOUPE, AutoMattc, power steer­ " ‘Atheist’ is a word in relation report. Starting Monday, March 31, 1969, weather, permit­ day. because of aU the snow “I ? the ‘The developments would pro­ the round. Like new ...... SAVE voice of nonbelievera, but he ...... had been the entire purpose of ing and brakes, power windows and seat. Turqoulao urged that hia voice alao be to traditional religion, a word ’The Independent Postal Sys­ ting, the necessary spring cleanup of the grounds vide the accurate, full-width of Hass began his square dance 1967 CADILLAC COUPE DE VHJJC. FhU Cadillac accesao- with matcMng Interior. Sold with bnlance of factory invented by believers who con­ tem of America, which carries will begin in preparation for mowing. Please do not *h* the meeting, so after some mild existing rlghts-of-way, curbs’or career In 1951 under the guid­ rles. Clean, low mileage local car ...... $$990 warranty ...... $2766 heard. . expressions of dlsiMeasure with "We, too, are nonbelievera," demn others. Like saying: third-class mail primarily for place fresh flowers on your lot until after the drainage as required, sealers, ance of J. Bard McNulty. Over 1967 CADnXAC EUOORADO HARDTOP COUPE. AU Cadil­ 1966 OLDSMimiLE DELTA 88 OONVBBTTBLE. Aotomntic, the Pope aaid in a SS-minute ’You’re an atheist! You’re commercial customers, has cleanup, as they may be removed in error during i progress, the men labor and uniform street sign. the years, he heis organized sev­ lac accessories Including factory air conditioning, power steering and brakes. Sharp car, aU white with condemned!’ ” franchises in 51 cities and will **he associaUone got Work would be subject to ap­ audience yesterday. "We do not cleanup. following Board of EducaUon up and went home. eral square dance clubs and at AM/FM radio. Clean local car ...... $4665 black top and red leather Interior. Wire wheel discs. believe that the development of ’The symposium, sponsored by soon grant 20 more, says Vice SPECIALS acUon last night. The schools n —,.. ___ proval of the town engineer and the present time Is club caller ? $1666 George W. Elliott, Superintendent 1966 CADHXAC SEDAN DE VnXJB. AU Cadillac accesso­ modem thought...leads of neces­ the Vatican Secretariat for Non­ President Orville DeCIalre. win make up the extra snow bi.Is presented to the town would for four Connecticut clube and ries including factory air conditioning ...... $8365 1964 OLDS. 98 HOLIDAY SEDAN. Automatic, power steering sity to the denial of Qod...We do believers and the .University of • ’The IPSA now operates in time on Good Friday so that the '*“ hln be a mandate to pay up to the the Pioneer Valley Cliib in West- and brakes. Clean, reconditioned ...... $865 Vancouver. B.C., and plans to allocated amount for that year. 1961 CADILLAC 4-DOOR HARDTOP SEDAN. AU CadUIac 1967 OLDS. TORONADO DELUXE HARDTOP COIUI>E. AU not believe that science and be­ California at Berkeley, ends to­ OF THE WEEK town will be eligible for full f *®* “P “ field, Mass. He has appeared as accessories including factory air condlUonlng __ $1765 lief in God are antithetical day. But it was clearly a begin­ expand Its Canadian services in MIKE HARDEL state ADM grants for the year, i"®' has submitted guest calller at many clubs OldsmoMle accessories including factory air condltion- terms." ning, not an end, to discussions that province. The early closing schedule is on the proposal, Manchester Evening Herald throughout New England, New ...... The Pope spoke at the close of between Vatican priests and “A lot of people thought we the one that students follow 'T he problem of roads bi the f .iorrespondent. Holly York and Pennsylvania. He has the first symposium of "the cul­ secular sociologists on vidiy were nuts when we started,” every other Monday, and the development dates back to Oantner, tel. 742-8795. participated in several festivals some people believe in God, said ’Thomas Murray, president as well as the 1968 convention In ture of unbelief," sponsored by of IPSA, who came to the Unit­ (^OING OUT OF BUSINESS buses will operate os they do World War n, whqn what were the Vatican Secretariat for why others don’t and what’s in Ion those days. once a multitude of summer cot- PhUadelpUa. PGNTtACS SPECIALS store for religion in the future. ed States from Ireland in 1900. 1968 FORD TORINO Committees for the dance are NonBelievera and the Universi­ That Murray would have an Over at the town hall last tagea, suddenly became perma- Institute Choir ty of California at Berkeley. "Certalidy there will be more SELLING AT nlght. It was odd-’Thursday and "oot housing, because of lack Mr. end Mrs. Tom Birdsall, door 1886 CATALINA 2-Door Sport Sedan. Automatic, power steer­ impact on his new country be­ GT Fastback. Bucket seats with console, 4-speed, 390 cu. in. engine, wide 1968 PONTTAC CATALINA 4-DOOR SEDAN. AU white, pow­ ing and brakes, turquoise. Clean car...... $1266 "We are protesters," the pon­ meetings,” said the Rt. Rev. came clear very soon. not a regular meeting nlght'for •^’’uslng In the area for all To Give Concert duty; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gal- er steering and brakes, automatic, factory air con­ tiff told 25 participants of the Msgr. Antonio Grumelli, the oval tires, power steering, many more extras. $AVE. the Board of Selectmen, but sev- the war workers at-United Alr- llgan, refreshment chairmen, ditioning ...... $2790 1985 CATALINA Station Wagon, V-8, automatic, power steer­ conference "because we wish to short, round-faced Vatican offi­ He got a Job as a room clerk ' era! things came up Just the croft. At least, this was the ma- Bvangelaire Concert Choir of assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank ing and brakes...... 61168 in a Detroit hotel in 1950 and 1966 PONTIAC TEMPEST SPORT COUPE, Sprint model, raise up again the idea of God cial who organized the srympo- aame. One waa the C-DAP com- I®*" tector In the converaiona so ;iorthea8t Bible Institute, Green Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ standard shift -...... $1195 1864 CHEVROLET Lmpala Super Sport Llardtop Coupe. V-8, from the degradation into which sium along with Prof. Charles five years later Detroit pro­ mittee (C!ommunlty Develop- '’’hat are now conaidered In Lane, Pa., will present a sacred liam Garrison. automatic. Sharp car...... gSMt it has fallen with many men of Y. Glock of Berkeley. claimed "Tom Murray Day” in WHOLESALE ment AcUon Plan), which so far ma vy cases, sub-standard hous­ ooncert Maundy ‘Thursday, Club members are reminded 1965 PONTTAC TEMPEST 4-DOOR SEDAN. 6-cyllnder, auto­ recognition of his climb to direc­ 1987 FORD FAIRLANE 1963 CHEVROLET Bel Air Station Wagon. 6-cyIlnder, auto­ our time ..." "What the secretariat seeks to 1985 FORD FAIRLANE has limped along with not ing. What makes it sub­ April 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary that there are remaining work­ matic. C lean...... $1695 matic. AS IS SPECIAL ...... $44S do is to be an organizing point, tor of the same hotel. enough members showing up to standard Is not so much the CSiurrii, 647 E. kOddle Tpke. ‘The shops ‘Tuesdays from 8 to 10:30 W Dtuing the week-long sympo­ On Feb. 15, .1968 Murray sium the word "God” came up to medce poeaible these encoun­ 500 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic, V-8 en­ 500 4-Door Sedan. Automatic, 6-cyI., ra­ hold a formal meeting. house Itself, but the fact that concert is open to the public. p.m. at Waddell School. 2 ters and this research,” Msgr. laiuiched his unique mail deliv­ Last night’s C-DAP meeUng, so many sewers and wells are o.ily infrequently. Some of the ery system in Oklahoma City. gine, power steering, power brakes, John C. Waggoner, director of 1967 DODGE POLARA 500 HARDTOP COUPE. V-8, RutoniBtic, power stoorifiK end brakes, eonsirih. participants described them­ Grumelli said. dio, whitewall tires, wheel covers, extra PRICES with the five members meeUng so close together, and all of It music at the institute, will direct At that time he said: Reoonditiofwd and wananteed. BSUUS selves as agnostics or men of no Participants carried on a live­ radio, whitewall tires, wheel covers. clean with the selectmen, never hap­ is so close to the Lake. the concert. Its theme: "Behold ly discussion Wednesday on how ’"The Post Office Department pened, because the man from Funds Inadequate FO R RENT religion. has been crying for years that Pine Accessories, Wrought Iron, Brass and He Cometh!” ‘The program' will 8 and 18 mm. Movie Pro­ After his talk, the Pope, to conduct surveys and Inter­ the state Department of Com­ Along with all the houses are include anthems, hymns, and views to find out more about third-class mail is what’s bog­ munity Affairs couldn’t come. jectors—sound or silent, also dressed in a white cassock, ging them down. ’They even call Copper Items, Large Asst, of Westmorland a lot of roads, close to 140 miles gospel music. 35 mm. slide projectors. SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. went around the room speaking those vdio do believe in God and 8 The one C-DAP member who of them, most of which are Paid J. Emery, president of it ’Jimk mall.’ We have told did drop by the town hall was I llllliil izril I )i (ill I I III and shaking hands with the so­ those who do not. them, ‘We’ll take this off your 1895 *1195 Milk Glass. Also Colored Glass, Victorian maintained by the develop­ the Institute, will speak about WELDON DRUG CO. ciologists and theologians who ' “No one here has the Idea Michael Wogan, who had not ments In what has gotten to be the Institute and the school’s 767 Main At.—‘Tel. 648-5821 hands.’ And we’ll make a prof­ been noUfled of the meeting RocWviUe \ CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC sat in high-backed leather that what we have done is going it.” Lamps, Large Selection of Pictures, Black and a continual financial strain. The program. Northeast is one of 8 to drop into a void and never be cancellaUon. lake associations resident pay chairs in the oonsistorial hall. ‘The IPSA rate is $25 per 1,000 seven such colleges In the As- 875-^52TJ UNION ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. Among the first the Pope heard from again,” said Prof. pieces. ‘The U.S. Post Office 1967 FORD XL 1986 CHEVROLET Gold Eagles, Antiques, Large Selection of An­ ApparenUy, wires have got­ not only town taxes, but their sem'blies of God, and members ^^3-9533 shook hands with was black- Peter Berger, a hefy, cigar- rate is $36 per 1,000 pieces. ten crossed on communications, own association levies, plaused of the choir are all preparing INCOME TAX O P E N i:. bearded Harvey Cox, professor smoking sociologist. On March 14-16 the company Falrlane 500 2-Door Hardtop. Bucket tique Picture Frames. with some C-DAP members not principally to assist In the road for various ministries within the at the Harvard Divinity School "It’s extremely Interesting to held its first national convention Pickup. Blue, standard transmission, 6- notUled of previous meetings, work. church. and author of the book "The see that these people—most of here. -seats with console, radio, wide oval tires, explaining high absence rate. Up ilntU now, there has been PREPARATION Secular City.” The book con­ whom are not Catholic — are Murray reported that most of cyl., 8-foot box, special. Selectman Donald Da'vis said a system of matching ftmds eager to cooperate with the Vat­ 390 cu. in. engine, wheel covers. M D IVH N IAL cerns what Oox calls a new free­ his business so far has come the O-DAiP committee meeting whereby the town matched Dies in Vietnam BUSINESS AND dom where men can choose to ican,” said Father Carrier, a from large chain, stores but that wlU be rescheduled when t h e amounts received by the accept or reject religion inde­ Canadian and a sociologist. the company hopes to get into 30% OFF man from the state can be re- developments as a financial aid WASHINGTON (AP) —The SBiAU BUSINESS pendent of fsunily and other ’The participants plainly en­ first-and second-class mall de­ scheduled. There Is some feel- in keeping up these roads. But Pentagon reported ‘Thursday such infhienoes. joyed exchanging vlewisC^’They liveries, too. ing among C-DAP committee somewhere In the "bureaucratic that Army Spec. 4 William H. C oH discussed four major papers *1895 Keeler, son of Francis L. Keeler Cox says Pope Paul apparent­ IPSA said it would soon be *1295 ON ALL ANTIQUES people that the size of t h e tangle, the matching funds have and roamed off into such topics committee ■ rtiould be In- come to be not truly matching of Ridgefield, Conn., has died in JA SO N J . NovrrcHi ly has understocxl his bk to as the youth rebellion, mind-ex­ Vietnam, not as a result of hos­ mean a rejection of the superna­ creased, but no action has been and the lake developments have 6 4 3 4 9 9 6 .i Ji a j I ^ i ___ panding drugs, the impact of taken on this yet by the select- been losing out financially, tile action. °1J tural. television and changes in child­ FITZGERALD FORD, INC. FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE The Pope smiled and said, EIASTHl CANDIES men, who set up the committee representatives from the hood. “Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer” a few months ago. i^ke developments g;ot together "We are fighting against you, Martin Marty, editor of Chris­ NEXT TO FIREHOUSE TALCOTFVHIE but we read you with great In­ Comp.’bt* SetecHon Lake Bocri Program several months ago, and after tian Oenfuiy, a nonaectarian Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings Open Kvery Day Including Sat, Sc Sun. terest." U.S. magazine suggested that Representatives of the lake considerable work came up with let a wln-ner lead the way. Tel. 643-2485 875-3369 TEI.EPIIOOVE A43-744B "I'm happy to be here,” Cox the group was intellectually ARTHUR DRUB associations were In attendance a proposal which they present- replied. rather ”oo«y.” He pointed out last night also, to discuss their ed to Peace four weeks ago. TVo The harvard professor said ISERYICCI THAT SAVES plans for a concrete, long-range weeks ago, they met with Presce LOOK that all of the participants came afterward: "What cx>uld I say? from Europe or North America road program In ithese devriop- to seek lUs opinion, and Pesoe All my pr^jared speeches went and said future conferences ments, a plan which would, said be thought it to be work­ '64s - '65s down the drain." riiould draw from Aria, Africa hopefully, see the town take able arrangement, and could see The Pope cadled the encounter over the maintemance of these no reason why the other two FORDS. MERCURYS. between him and the secular so­ and . Latin America. He also aaid scholars from roada within a period of several selectmen, Davllr and WlUlom ciologists a "dramatic and sym­ yeEurs, Glenney, would not concur. COMETS, FALCONS fields other than theokigy and ' so ‘TO CH(X)SE FROM bolic moment.” Scheduled by First Selectman According to Pesce last night, "This is not the usual meeting sociDlogy should be invited. AU have been completely reconcUtlaned Including re- Michael Peace for 8 p.m., the Davis and Glenney do concur. buUt engines where neoessaiy. of friendly persons,” he said. meeting finally convened at 9:15 and now all that remains Is Square Deal Jerry sez he’s got the car to fit your (eeat) "It is rather the encounter of after the lake representatives Rappe’s opinion, plus perhaps and the terms to fit your purse. diverse cultures and differing town meeting approval and the thoughts. We say this with hu­ were kept waiting the hour and a quarter for Pesce, who had other technicalities. mility. D0U6US MOTOR SALES "We know that here bef(H« us FUEL O IL been delayed in arriving. The proposal, as put forth by 345 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER When the meeting finally did the lake representatives, is that “Where the Cuetomer sends his Friends” are men of high intellect and Open 9 to 9 except Wed. 9 to 6, But. 6 to 1 A deep study ... It is always our get started, Ihe lake represen­ the town provide not less than desire to listen to those voices 15.4 tatives learned that town at­ $10,000, nor more than $20,000 I OaL Blin. O.O.D. annually, to be divided among which express the thinking of One Day Notloe lor torney David C. Rappe had not the times, as it is ever our de­ Delivery sire that our own voice should be heard.” Around Tbe Clock That papal voice. Pope Paui Burner Service said, “holds within Itself the sureness of the truth, and the After Honrs Bmergeoey m . OU DeilveriM Blade at yearning to communicate the 18.4c per Oal. message of hope and life.” Although the symposium was MAKETHE Automatic or OaD organized to discuss athiesm, Delivery ♦Engine, Transmission, Front Axle, Rear Axle Assemblies. Brake Systems, Electrical System. the word atheism itself rarely came up. Ask About Our 5-Day FOR 30 DAYS OR 1,000 MILES "It’s out of vogue," said the Discount Payment Plan Rev. Herve Carrier, rector of BIANCHESTEB the pontifical Gregorian Univer­ SPRING 2495 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Falrlane ‘500’ Sport Coupe. 6-cyl., matic, power steering, radio, heater, C-1500 l>4-yard Dump Body (new). Many More To Choose From standard, radio, heater, wmtewalla. w hltei^la. V-8, 4-speed, heater. Many Othen -k Low Bank Ratea “A Good Plaoe To Buy A Oar” CHORCHES TED TRUDON, Inc CHEVROLET OF MANCHESTER W OakUuid Street, Blanclieeter — M3-tT91 CO .i kic. Moriarty Brothers Inc. CHBY8LBB — DODGE VOLKSWAGEN—PORSCHE Open Evee. 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CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Te . Bh - U. t. Pat. OH. w tSSf By UaHad F—»«ra_ $y.w****». WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Miss Wh'itie (fa r left) cheers on her tearnmaltes at and senior girls. In thet contest Mrs. GKder and EiE: ----Sjmdkalc. Inc. . the outset o f the battle between female faculty looks on. The beautdfu! boy(?) cheerleaders form rosiers ’69.. (Herald photos by K'nto) Pam Holmes try for a jump 'ball as Paitty Badger a pyramid much ix> the enjoyment of Nancy D^- •BEEHIVE OF ISJACTIVITV ^ IW W HU T M t.« W t FM QWj j e Drug Abuse CQL Player Studcilts ObsCrVC BY F R A m O’NEAL D iscu ssio n Bob Kieman, who psu:ed the Senior Team MHS Indiana to a third-place league spot, was recently elect­ BUT To Be Held ed to the All EXPECT PERFECTION! he probably will attend Colby schools are now doing and with honorable mention. A6AINST THAT ] SO LBr'S PORflET IT! to fight for their beliefs. posure to the chance of injury, well as In service stations, laun- W ith Loss school, and then drove to Hart­ College and he'll never lose his what they plan to do about the Winners of the local Hire the FEMALE, IMR. From working as a counter damage or loss. .Or in other dry, dry cleaning and malnten- ford. greet sense of humor. drug problem. Handicapped Contest were The Manchester High Rifle McKEE? girl and at the Kage Company, words, what students at MHS ace establishments, bowling Within the hour, they were Oky, ’69 The final portion of the pro­ guests at an awards banquet team ended its season on a sour Jeannle has learned much are constantly taking when It alleys, newqMtpers, lumber dancing up a storm during the gram, to be held on April 16, last week at the Manchester note on March 12 by losing its about people, especially that comes to homework, tests, or yards, profession^ offices. taping of the show. One lucky will deal with why young pfople Country Club. The awards din­ match to Rockville High by the IH f h NIA. lac. TJd. lira U S. Pat. 041. SALE SUCCESS she .enjoys working with them. breaking the rules. Insurance agencies, banks, and (and now embarrassed) sopho­ become Involved in drug abuse. ner was given by UNICX), a score of 920-889. Although the Ask any one of PHBTr-’88 During the post week, Paul theaters. Other seniors work Indians Improved. their team more even got to dance on the Oakes, cookies, donuts and what they know about Jeannle Two students from the UConn Manchester -Italian -American ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS PUkonIa, a senior at Yale Uni­ in construction and In small score, only Ed Slegeski and Pete drum. Brad Davis was his usual other goodies enabled the newly nnl you’ll talk for an hour. School of Pharmacy will serve Service Club. The main speaker versity and a 1966 graduate of manufacturing concerns. Lalashius managed to break the self—and did his famous milk pectause. I CANUNPei?srANPA HITTER \ I-IT S formed Future Business Leaders For even on this cross-country as Iboders. was Mr. William Slelth, a local EUTMISSlwe THEM \0I0 MOUTH/ MHS, conducted a study of risk­ Paige Adams '70 180 mark and this proved to be commercials. He talked to Jtan S0E'-6A6A'- AMGs/MerwopERFEcrpircTies ) N o r Club to raise gSO at a recent tour, her enthusiasm never Also assisting in the planning industrialist. GuesU included PECAU5E VtXJ HAVENT HE WOMT taking behavior in qmall groups the difference in the match. Naschke about the upcoming P-PECAU5E IFHIST/MINGIGlTFF-ORHE /that: TH£ 6EH6B TO / UI6TEN tO Saturday Bake Sale held in failed, and ahe livened things of this seminar are Mrs. Bur­ o< MHS boys. the winners and their escorts, you see yourself living with a Leading the way for Manches­ dance, which will probably be HA650VierHINi5 IM H;S E y E '-/ 5 -5 lK — 6W\ NO - -THATS / THe BOYS front ot Stop and Shop. up considerably. ton Hicock, 'Vice-president Of their parents, and their teach­ held In May. Mr. Pilkonls will compare how family in a country zauth of the ter were Slegeski with a 183, r -ir s - iNEXCu6APL.e,^ / Excuse.''? The proCtt will be used to help Until she heads for college in nilng Jr. High PTO, Mr. Ern­ Individuals make risky decisions ers. After a haM-hour under the Robin ’69 border? Do you seek an Open Lalashius with a ISO, Erwin the VLB get a membarahlp the fall, you'll find Jeannle with est Lawls, MHS science teach­ lights, their duty was done. The LITTLE SPORTS as compared to those of a small Door to the world? Then be­ Nash with a 178, Whitman West charter In the notional club, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ er, Mr. Robert Dlgan co-ordina­ bands were ours. But make BY ROUSON group. Other theories state that come an Open Door Exchange with a 175, and John Albee with and also to establish a trea­ win D McAdam at 52 Weaver tor of Touth Services, and Mrs. groups tend to take more risks. sure you watch the Brad Davis Caa«. -tf Om 1 4ea»«|K Students who desire full­ rtudent—an adventure you’ll a 173. Slock and Skoglimd led all TM WmU ■»§•>«• •••d. sury. Rd. James LeSure. show this Saturday. He is interested in seeing If he time jobs after graduat'.on are never forget. There rue many Rockville scorei's, each getting a "The members baked and sold Elach of these three discus­ Linda, '70 I reaches the same conclusion. urged 40 register with the Con- opeidngi available at this time. 186. them — and It was strictly a Girls interested in joining sions will be held on the lUlng The study is being conducted necficut State Employment Of­ If accepted you may then be- This match ended a very dis­ team effort," said Mias Janice Girl’s Leaders Club next year Jr. High auditorium and each for hjs senior thesis in a culture fice at 806 Main Street. Pro­ 03me a host to a foreign stu­ appointing season for the Man­ Koobockt, supervisor to the busl- may pdok up applications In will begin at 7:80 p.m. TTiere Seniors who have handed in and behavior program conslst- visions have been made for ap­ dent only if you wish. Any In- chester marksmen, who closed nem club. The FLB wishes to riOss Case’s office. AppNcatlons win be no charge for the pro­ their permlsajon slips for lunrii Ing of psychology, sociology, an­ plications and job counseling bereoted student may come to with a record of seven victories thank all those who contributed. should be returned as soon as grams. prtviltfes do not have to rfpoct thropology and biology. on Monday, 'Thursday and Fri­ Room 288 any day aAer school and 10 defeats. JLK possible to Miss Case. • Kathy K. '80 to thev study halls before leav­ Nancy Macomber '70 day afternoons before 4 p.m. and pick up an application. Steve Armstrong '70 ing the building.

/ as*!.-'’ ;' f-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969

Around fhe Tony Conigliaro Slams First Homer Since Injury Grapefruit League Winter Trades Help St. Louis

Steve Carlton pitched seven Yankee victory, and Haidr Al­ New York Knicks Trounce Bullets NEW YORK (AP)—Af­ 4-0 victory over the New York the Los A n g les B team 8-1 and Mets in an exhibition game. San Francisco outslugged the shutout innings for the Cardi­ len’s leadotf homer in the last of BALTIMORE (AP) — Kevin Loughery, Baltimore’s tempts —^mlsBlng all seven tries er and No. 2 lebounder, out­ loU of times,” hs m U i, "but Earl Yost ter two consecutive pen­ Chicago Cubs 9-7. nals atter teammate Nelson the 12th won for Washington. The Batbimore Bullets, No. 2 scorer, played ineffective­ in the opening half as Baltimore side-drawing strong Willis Reed they couldn’t hit the shots.” Tony Oonigllaro alao contin­ nants, the St. Louis Oardi- Pinson, coming off Ms worst Briles went seven iimlngs in the Tom MatcMck’s bad throwr In rags - riches divislPn ly while hampered with a groin fell behind 54-44. away from the boards. After Uneeld drove past Reed HERALD SPORTS EDITOR ued his revitalisation for Boston the 12th Inning let in PhlUuM- injury and could be sidelined In­ "Willis Is the backbone of the tor two early baskets. Coach year in 10 major league seasons early game. chamimns in the National A 10-point string at the start nals have gone Into the re­ with hia first home run since his phia’s winning run against De­ definitely. Knicks," Shue said. "W e want­ Red Holzman shifted Dave De- with ClnclnnaU, raised his Conigliaro, well on his way to of the second period gave . the habilitation business, and if eye injury In Aug., 1967, and it troit and Steve Blass went eeven Baskelhall Assocdmtion, "I thought Kevin was doubtful ed to make him work hard, and Busschere to the outside on Un- spring average to .460 as the makfog a startling comeback, Knicks a 82-21 lead and they Best of the Mets, helped the Red Sox to a 4-S good Iimlngs tor Pittsburgh to face another uphill battle for the first game," said Oooch try to wear him down by the seld and moved Reed under the spring training is any Indi- Cardinals’ new right fielder eln- singled In one run arxl then stayed ahead by at least six triumph over Cincinnati. beat the WMte Sox. after only one game of the Gene Shue of the Bullets, "and last quarter. We were supposed basket. Baltimore eventually caton, they may prbflt with gled In one run, singled to set up homered against a stiff breeae. points the rest of the way. In other games, AUanta Carl Yastraemski singled in an­ Oakland scored unearned runs postseason playoffs. he’s even more doubtful now. I to work some plays inside when brought Unseld Inolde. Hodges Field Boss another and made two good Walt Frazier took charge for another National League stopped red-hot BalUmore 7-1, other Boston run to up his aver­ in the seventh and eighth in­ The Bullets, a last-place team think he Mdded me In telling me Willis came out, but we Just Reed wound up with Just 10 catches. New York after intermission. championship. the New Yoik Yankees nipped age to .462. nings to top CaMfomla. Rookie the two previous season, were he was ready to’ go, but I won’t couldn’t hit our idiots.’’ rebounds, but. DeBusscheie Torre, acquired for Orlando The backoourt star scored 17 of The Cardinals acquired Vada Minnesota 2-1, Washington Cepeda after two bad years at Cepeda Mt his secorxl homer Tom Griffin, Howie Reed and trounced 118-101 by the New let that happen again." Reed conceded that the New grabbed 21 and scored 24 points. York Krtckerbockers in the ope­ his 26 points in the second half. ST. PETEORSBUBG, Fla. "There’s not many spots open Pinson, Joe Torre and Bob tripped Los Angeles 6-4 in 12 In­ Atlanta, tripled and singled. for Atlanta and Cecil Upshaw Fred Gladding combined on a Loughery, who averaged 22.6 York defense wasn’t the entire Earl Monroe topped . Balti­ on our pitching staff,” Hodges Johnson during the winter and nings, PhUadelpMa downed De­ And Johnson, an oft-traded utili­ and (3€iry Neibauer combined on three-Mtter to send Houston ner of the best-of-7 Eastern Di­ points during the regular sea­ BalUmore’s strategy at the ’ reason for Baltimore’s 38 per more with 32, pumping up 36 —'Tliis is the best team in spring and all three are paying troit 5-4 In 12 innings, Pitts­ a two-hlbter to hand Baltimore past the Royals. vision semifinals. Thursday son, made only 12 ixilnts while start was to play Wes Unsold, cent shooting average. "They shots as he tried to rally the the eight-year history of added. A most pleasant situa­ ty man also gotten from Atlan­ tion. Pitching is one spot where dSvldendB for their new lease on burgh bounced the Chicago ta, drive In another run with a oidy Its third loss in 17 games. Larry Haney drove in five night. sinlcing three of 16 fldld goal at­ the league’ Most Valuable Play­ had our defense out of position Bullets. the New Yoiic Mets. the club has depth, especially life. White Sox 6-2, Oakland edged single after delivering a single Tom ’Tresh slammed a two- runs with a single and a homer Thflit’s the opinron ex­ among the starters. Thursday was a good example California 8-2, Houston defeated and a double in an 8-4 B squad nm homer and Mel Stottlemyre for Seattle while San Francisco as the trio collected five htta scored five runs in the eighth in­ pressed by Manager Gil "I was disappointed last Kansas City 6-1, Seattle beat victory over the Mets’ B team went seven Innings, giving up HodgM Just before he sent his ning to beat the Cubs. Town Tourney Records Fall in NCAA Meet^ year when we finished as far and opuirad tha Ouxllnala to a San Dlogo 0-S, Montreal stoppad In the morning. his first run in 20 innings. In the U N edition out to play in Aging Celts Ready, FkMrlda's Grapefruit League. back as we did,” Hodges said. The elgbUi annual Men’s "I thought we would have done and Women’s Ten Pin Town Defending Champs Tough "We*re more settled, more better. Where Are the New Mantles, Mays? Running Game Must Tournament got underway matured,” the former star first last night at - the Parkade BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) style. He set the record In a "We fell down offensively at qualifying heat when he edged baseman with the Brooklyn and Lanes, Qualifying rounds — "It looks like a two-team four positions last year, center- BOSTON (A P)—^The agl!n!g Boston Celtics, defend- Hans Fassnacht of Long Beach Los Angeles Dodgers reported. started last night and wUI meet,” Coach Doc Cfounsllman We’re doing more things right field, rightfleld, shortstop and injgr theil* National Basketball Assodation championship of Indiana said after the open­ State, also timed in 4 :38.2. first base,” Ho^es continued. Phenoms Missing continue 'until April 6, at 8 for fhe 10th time, will be seeking their second victory ing night of the 46th NCAA Spitz’ time in the finals w e m than a year ago. We made a lot p.m. The quarter and semi­ of mistakes a year ago butiwe "W e’ll have to get bigger hit over the Philadelphia 76ers tonliight as the Eastern Swimming and Diving (Jham- 4 :33.48, Fassnacht’s 4 :83.67. 2 final rounds will be April 10, feel that we have corrected emd run productions from these pionships. Spitz had swum the 600-free­ Division playoff toattlte moves to Boston Garden. at 9:16 p.m. and the finals moat of them now.” four positions. I think that we ■nie Celtics, who finished ------—------He was being a nice host. To style only three times previous­ On Training Scene will be held on April 18, at will. ’Tommie Agee has looked fourth in the Eastern Division everyone else, It looked like the ly In competition. The old Amer­ Ail one has to do on a March ance from scoring star Hal 2 p.m. great both at bat and in the during the regular season, sur­ defending champion Hooslers ican record was 4:37, shared by morning is take a trip up to By EARL YOST Greer than they got Wednesday. As In the past there wUI field this spring. Ron Swoboda had another title In the bag. Greg Buckingham of Stanford Hugglns-Stengel Field to see ST. PETEiRSBURG, Fla.— Brunch room for members prised the TSers Wednesday Greer, an ll-year veteran with be two divisions, scratch and how much harder the Mets work is hitting much better. B u d night in Philadelphia 'with a Indiana won four of Thursday and Mike Burton of UCLA. Harrelson was hampered by of the news medih and club officials and ail kinds of a 20-point-a-game lifetime aver­ handicap. . To qualify, all out under Hodges than they did U'4-102 victory In the opener of night’s five finals to roll up 162 injuries last year and at first baseball people at beautiful A1 Lans: Field in this age, hit on only three of 23 shots bowlers wlU roll four games during the reign of Casey a n , HODOES the series. points. Southern California, bue I’ll probably platoon Bd from the floor—at one point across eight lanes, and bowl­ Stengel and Wes Westaum. West Ooaet Florida city is located under 19ie first base which took the other first, was Kranepool, Art Shamsky and grandstand. The victory was the Celtics’ missing 17 In a row. He finished ers will use their highest av­ Hodges is now in his second Hodges expressed. "But 162- second with 96 and Stanford was Here not only is a light lunch fifth in a row as they tossed with 11 points. erage as of March 1, 19W. campaign as field boas after games is a long season and ainy- Ekl Charles.” Agee was in cen­ a distant third with 66. AAMCO 8 ter, Swoboda in right, Harrel­ available but also It’s usually aside their game plays and used The Celtics played a strong The quarter and semifinals five years with the Washington thlng can happen," he caution­ Two U.S. records were broken son at short and Kranepool at good conversation time with the running gam e that at one defensive. game with player- will be best two out of fiiree Senators in a like poet. ed. by Indiana swimmers while first, the four major disappoint­ men like Casey Stengel, Stan IN ARMS WAY— New York’s WilKs Reed (19) (Jrives through a barricade of Ume was their trademark. coach BID Russell leading the games, and the finals will be Fundamentals are stressed "Our guys are now throwing three collegiate records and ments. Muslal, Warren Giles, Bowie arms in an attempted lay-up. Bullets’ Ray Scott (31) holds on to Reed for a Capt. John Havllcek led the way with 12 Mocked Shots and best three out of five games. OF MAN(JHB8TER front A to Z at the training camp to the right base, taking that four meet records fell. • • • Boston attack With 36 points. 15 rehounds. Last year’s winners receives with Hodges in command and extra base when they should,” Kuhn, Joe Oronlng, to name a foul. Action took place last night in BaltljmOre. Knicks won the contest 113-101. The Hooslers’ 400-yard med­ BUDGET TERMS “We have to nm, that’s our Sam Jones, the 12-year veter­ an antomatlc spot in the fi­ speaking with the authority of a Hodges pointed out. Rookies few. ■ ley relay team of Charlie Hick- NATIONWIDB gome," Havllcek said. “When an who is retiring at the end of nals. drill sergeant in an army re­ This spring the Mets and hit­ "This Is the first time that cox, Don McKenzie, Steve Bo- GUARANTEED SBRVICB One rookie will start, Amos we try to get fancy and look tor the season, played 31 minutes cruit reception center. ting and scoring runs. I can recall,” Muslal mention­ Lou Hudson Pops in 39 Points Entries close on March SO, rowski and Bryan Bateman set Loaner Cars F ree Toariafi Otis at third base, and another. and scored 20 points. Mets, tmder Hodges, have What’s the reason? This ed over a soft drink, "that there the one-on-one situation, we and the entry blanks may be rowskl and Bryan Bateman set TVI. e4S-24«7 Rod Gaspar, may break into The third g^ame of the beat-of- been working extra tianl, Just question I ask^ Hodges. hasn’t been one or two phenoms seem to fall %part.” picked up at the Parkade U.S. mark of 8:26.8. Itanohesfer, the outfield. seven series will be played in as they did last year when "Confidence and experience,” In the Florida camps. Usually For the 76er8 to win In Boston, Lanes. Indiana’s Mark Spits, an Venion Tsnm Ltaw "Otis is the best young hit­ Philadelphia Sunday night. marked Improvement was not­ he shot back. there Is a guy or tiro on every they wt* need a better perform­ Olympian from Santa (Jlara, J m e . 88,'TalcoltitvfiIe, ter in camp. Everyone Is high ed for the first time in the his­ "It’s been very encouraging club that draws race notices and Hawks Win Opener Calif., added to his list of rec­ on him, even other managers. tory of the club. this spring, I Just hope that it a lot of ink.” ords with an American mark Johnny Peaky (now a Red Sox continues.” Muslal, still maintaining his you," Hudson said, explaining Richie Guerin, the Atlanta of 4:33.2 in the 600-yaurd free­ * * • atmouncer and minor league ATLANTA (AP) — Lou Read Herald Ads Amazing Mets playing weight, Is listed as a his best playoff performance. coach, said the Hawks were “a Hockey’s Eastern Division Improved Pitching » manager) told me Otis is the WATCHING (COMPLETED PLAY—Minnescfta Twins’ R)on Clark was forced senior vice president of the St. Hudson had "confidence” Coach Jack McMahon of San little tight” when the g^ame be­ The Mets, in seven previous best looking inflelder he’s ever at second base on Chuck Manuel’s ground ball to Yankees’ second baseman Louis Cardinals. What his speci­ and now the Atlanta Diego described Hudson’s scor­ gan. "When you get off to a bad National League seasons, have Most managers claim that seen in the minor leagues. He fic duties are have not hem ex­ ing as a “super game." The start, you don’t get loosened up hit .296 at Jacksonville to win Bobby Cox, who tossed to shortstop Tom Tresh, who relayed it to first base Hawks have the lead in been 10th the last five times you have to start building a to complete the double play. New York went on to win the game, scoring 2-1. plained. It appears that he’s Rockets' coach added wryly that easily,” he explained. Standings StiU in Doubt and managed ninth place ball club around a pitching a promotion to the parent club. chiefly window dressing for the their National Basketball that he assigned three players McMahon said the gam e’s finishes the other two years. staff. If true, the Meta are on "Gaspar is a switch-hitter. organization that he played so Associatibn playoff series to try cutting off Hudson’s scor­ turning point came In the sec­ NEW YORK (AP)—The Johnny McKenzie’s third-peri­ fewer victories. Toronto can’t Thanks to expansion the Mets the way. He’s really be«i getting the Job well for for so many years. ing and "m aybe I should have ond quarter when “ we hit a cold od g o a l' gave the Bruins their match the Rangers total of 30 Pitching is one department against San Diego. Natibnal Hockey L^gue’s won’t be 10th, or ninth this sea- done down here. He doesn’t have "What’s the answer for the Hudson’s 39 polnta helped the tried a few m ore.” stretch and I began making sub­ vlctorlea. that the Meta have a little ex­ four East Division playoff deadlock against New York and s(Hi in their division and may power but Is a good singles hit­ Defense, Pitching, Speed lack of a phenom?” he asked. Hawks thrash Sem Diego 107-98 Hudson started hitting In the stitutions. But not one of those tra something, strong, young teams — Montreal, Bokxm set up the climactic weekend Toronto got goals from Floyd not finish as low as sixth. ter on what I have seen of him ," I don’t have the answer. Thursday night and take a 1-0 second quarter as the Hawks subs scored a basket. — and winning — arms in Jer­ New York and Toronto— home-and-home series against Smith .and Paul Henders

«40l 1WENTT-TOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, MARCH^28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1&69 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE AEtomobllM For Soto 4 Business ScrvicBS MiBbwry, Help Wontod Holp Wanlod— Help Wanted M ule 35 m m Foinol* 35 ArtiekM For Sola 45 Wontod— To Boy 58 Tmwmmts 63 Housos For Rant 65 Land For Sole 71 OII I 13 IrMsmoking 19 FMMd* 35 m a n TO LEARN ottoat pr im Housos For Solo 72 SAVE —1986 Volkawogen sedan, operation in edvertlalng de­ SORRY SAL to now a merry HOUSEHOLX' lota — Antiquas, Aportnwnts— Flots^ VERNON — Manchester line. COVENTRY — Eleven acres CLASSIFIED eream puff condition. Call Don ATTICS hnd cellars cleaned, DRE8SMAKINO and altera-, WOMAN wanted to cook part- gal. Rhe used Blue Lustre rug odd ^Joba, light trucking, ttons, sippers replaced etc WANTED — Dental asalstant, tlme, 11-8. ' No experience partment of grocery chain, CLASSIFIED bric-a-brac, docks, frames, WE HAVE customers, waiting ’Three-bedroom Raised Ranch, with road frontage. $6,700. ’TWO FAMILY, 4-4, s e r r a te GMrard, M9-28S8. and upholstery deaner. Rent glassware'. We buy estates. Vil­ trees removed and lota clear­ Call 649-4811. wlU train qualified person. necessary. Apply Shady Glen, some typing. Apply aftanxMna. for the rental of your apart­ 3-car garage, convenient to I- Philbrlck Agency Realtors, 649- heat, aluminum siding, 7-years . ed. Call 643-1066. Those with .heavy household Parlcade or call 648-0611. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South M etric shampooer '$1, Pine- lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 84. Available April l.Uall Paul 5347. old. Call early. Victor Agency, ADVERTISING TOR ALTERATIONS neaUy . responsibilities need not apidy. Windsor. wood Furniture Stu^. Lake St., Bdton. 640-8247. tate Aseodates, Inc., 648-6120. W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4585. 643-6700. 1966 FORD STEPS, aldewalka, shme walls, and reasonably done in my Write Box S, Manchester HAIRDRESSER — Manager advertising VERMONT — Two lots tor sale ESCERCISINO machine design­ CLAgSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fireplaoea, flagstone terraces. home, call 648-8750. ■ Herald.. wanted for shop In Manches­ NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ In Warren, 7 miles from Sugar TWO-FAMILY house, 541, four UF IBO, Bronco wagon com­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ed to reduce weight, improve Rooms Without Boord 59 Out of Town heated rooms, third floor, could 8 AJL to 4:30 PJtf. All concrete repairs, both In­ ter, salary plus. Call 648-0322. luxe garden type apartments Bush, sacrifice 8900. Call 643- • ‘ • “ plete with 4-way snow plow. CLERK Typist r— Insurance DEAN MACHINE posture smd alleviate tension, make three family. Quiet res­ side and outside railings. Rea­ After 5 p.m. call 249-0217. 8 A.M. to 4:30 PJM. THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ available now. Call Paul ' For Ront 66 5947, after 6 pjn. Claims c ^ c e , 87Vi-hour week. PRODUCTS $85. Call 048-9859. idential area, lot 76x160', 2-car sonably priced. Call 643-0851. Moving— rucking— tage St. centrally located, large W. Dougan. Realtor. 64*4635 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Call 649-2871 CaU 649-4626 between 941 IT A ll. ADDS UP — to money! VERNON — -Brand new" 8%- HEIBRON —^Route 85. approx­ garage. $34,500. No agents. 648- Storage 20 102 COLONIAL ROAD FOR LONGER wear keep pleasantly furnished rooms, y o u ARB A-1, truck Is A-1. p.m. ’The exetting beauty o f Avon COPY CLOSING ’TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BIRCH St. — 4 rooms, heated, room apartment in lovely resi­ imately 60 acres with frontage 7287. 4M PJL DAT BETOBB PDBUGATION carpets clean with Blue parking. Call 649-2808 for over­ CeUars, atUca, yards, drive­ MANCTmsnSt DeUvery-llght cosmetics pius a territory of stove, refrigerator, escrow. dential area opposite recrea­ on 86. Pond on property. Own­ .DMidlliw tar 8*tniday and Moadmy Is 4:M p.m. FrliUy 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ night and permanent guest ways se^ed and smedl truck­ trucking and package delivery. » ™ your won, plus national televi.- Has Immediate Openings $185. a month. 649-4498. tion park, featuring heat hot er will finance. T.J. Crockett, EIGHT ROOM . Colonial re- 1669 WHITB AUSTIN HeaJy-- or pcat-ttme. Deadline lor Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday er $1. Manchester Hardware rates. ing done''A-1 right. Call Tre- Refrigerators, wariiers and Laurel Manor, Blon advertising, plus money- DAYS water, refrigerator, range, Realtor, 643-1677. production, 2H baths, 2 fire­ 108. Call 649-4829. mano Trucking Service toll- 649-1510. A Supply, 877 Main St., 648- ’THIRD-FLOOR flat, 8H rooms, places, family room, recrea­ PLEASE READ TOUR AD stove moving, specialty. Fold­ back guarantee, equals the R(X>M tor rent, gentleman on­ hood, garbage disposal, master free, 742-9487. Turret Lathe operators, In­ YOUR OOOPERA*nON WILL 4426. stove, refrigerator, hot water, tion room, double garage, 2 Qg—Wed or *‘Waat Ada” mre taken over tlie phone «« a ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. money you want to earn in your ly, centrdl location, free park­ ’TV antenna and sliding glass spectors — Pinal inspection BE APPRECIATED one or two adults, no pets.Call Houses For Sale 72 patios, trees. Superb landscap­ eonvenlenee. The adverttaer ohonld read Ua ad t t « PTRST SHARPENING Service — Saws, free time. Phone 289-4922. DIAL 643-2711 ’TWO SKI-DUOS in excellent ing, references required. Call doors, leading to balcony off » 1967 FIAT tor air-craft parts. 649-0482. ing, 200’ fronta^. Hutchins DAT nr APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the knives, aces, shears, skates, TREASURE CITY condition. Call 876-1016 after 6 643-2698, 649-8160. ' living room. For an appoint­ next taoerUon. The Herald lo reoponalble tor only ONE ln> Painting— Paporing 21 PHXJRIM MILLS Fabric De Agency Realtors, 649-5824. STATION WAGON rotary blades. Quick service. NEEDS p.m. MANCHESTER Garden Apart- ment to see this beautiful, one- correct or omitted Insertion tor any advertiaement and then partment Store is expanding NIGHTS ContiniMd From Pr«c«ding Pog* story, all brick apartment TOP INVESTMENT only to the extent of a “ make good” Inaertlon. Errora which Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 PAINTING — Interior and ex­ GIRLS and needs experienced sales menta 16 Forest St., 4H rooms, MINUTES from Manchester all Model 124, 6,400 miles,, 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. CB MESSENGER 8, and Eico NICE ROOM, kltdMn privi- building. Call 872-0629 week­ do not loosen the value of the advertisement will not be Main St, Manchester. Hours terior, very reasonable, tree ladles to be trained for our new free heat and ^ot water, park­ plaster 5-room Ranch, la rge white, red Inter'or, fully 779-A, 23 channel radio seta. leges, gxxid location. 640-8861. days. Rental $185, adults, no HOUSING corrected by “ make good” Insertion. dally 7:80-5, Thursday, 7:80-9, estimates. CaU Richard fabric store now under con­ ’Turret Lathe Operators Help Wanto«l— 64aie 36 ing, $135. a nlonth. _ wooded lot, fireplace, $17,600. equipped, excellent condi­ FOR: Domestics—9 a.m. to 3 Help.Wanlod— Excellent condition. Little use. pets. ’ ' Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7958. Martin, 049-9285, 649-4411 struction on Oakland Street. Brown & Sharp prbductlon. ROOM fo» gentleman only, Meyer Agency, Realtor, 643- tion. Owner disposing of sec­ p.m. Mens Dept.: 9 a.m. to 4 Will consider resisonable offer. We think we have cornered the Apply Miss Coburn, Pilgrim miller set-up operatore. Male or Ftmala 37 shower, private entrance, 0609. (RookvlDe, Toll Free) ond oar. ciall George LOCKSMITH — Locks repaired INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ p.m. Housewares Dept.: 9 a.m. UfTHE operator, jig bore CtUl 643-4843. ROCKVILLE — New 8H-room market on the finest two family to 5:30 p.m. Mills, 177 Hartford Rd., Man­ parking. Inquire 118 Pearl St. Grosch. and installed. Keys made and cial rates for people over 66. All Benefits. operators, second shift, ex­ HAIRDRESSER wanted tor full Furnished apartment In residential area, listings available In Manchester. SIX-ROOM Cape, clean through­ duplicated. 648-6922. Call my competitors, then call chester between 8 and 9 p.m. perienced men only. LeMi or part-time work for well after 4 p.m. stove, refrigerator, heat, Here Is a sampling of what we 643-2711 875-3136 Tolland 878-4024. These are full-time positions Apartments 63-A out, wall to wall carpeting, alu­ me. Estimates given. 649-7868, established beauty salon. Call Boots and Accessories 46 carpeting, J|140. 876-6979. have to offer. with good working conditions. Corp., 1 Mitchell Dr., 643-2362. minum siding and storms, new BOOKKEEPING services An Equal Opportunity Employer 643-6808, after 8 p.m., 875-8843. ROOM for rent tor gentlemw furnished, lease 876-8401 17’ CROSBY flbei^lce Master- only, free washer, dryer and roof, walk-out cellar, Bowers rendered. All types of business­ Apply in person to Treasure HAIRDRESSER wanted, LuJon and security required, $76 per r OCKVILJIjE — 4 rooms, first 1968 CHEVROLET El Camino APPLIANCE craft ’Tilt ’Trailer, 1968, 33 h.p. parking, kitchen privileges. 643- COTTAGE STREET — Conven­ School, upper teens. Owner 643- Trenble Reacliiiig Our Advertiser? es. Call 643-5338, Bookkeeping L. PELLETIER PAINTING — City, Manchester Parkade. 'Salon of Beauty, 648-1989. EXPERIENCED waitresses, or month Paul W. Dougan Real­ floor,. atSpllances included, se­ 827-275 h.p. engine, yellow with electric start Evlnrude motor, iently located In downtown area 7388. Associates. Interior and exterior painting. SERVICEMAN will train. Experienced salad 6321. tor, 649-4636. curity deposit required, adults rear tonneau cover, mint con­ MA’TURE woman to work in PAINTERS wanted —CoU 875- 644-2332, 3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on a Business II zoned lot. 4 Papering and paper removal. man. Night watchman. Experi­ only, $116. Available April 1st. $26,900 CUSTOM buUt brick dition. Private owner. 6492008. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, edao payroU department, part-time. 7179 after 4 p.m. Immediate opening tor one full­ Weekdays, 9-9 p.m. weekends. ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen room per u^j^ with 2% baths. M-Honr Answering Service Free estimates. Workmanship FILE CLERK — Experienced enced bartender. 646-3131. Ask ’THREE room apartment, fur­ Call 643-9078. Split Level, fireplace, garage, After 5:80 call 646-3824. moving large appliances. Burn­ 649-5861, Ext. 50 for appoint­ time appliance serviceman for privileges, ladles oidy. Call ______Realistically priced at $28,500. guaranteed. FuUy Insured. 643- willing to learn switchboard. tor Mr. A. nished, private bath and en­ large manicured lot, picture- ing barrels delivered. 84. 644- ment. expandliig appliance service de- 10’ MOLDEH) fiberglas with 643-6524. VERNON — Mount Vernon Free to Heraid Readers 9043, 649-6326. 37H hours, Manchester office. trance, utilities, no pets. 224 book setting, large garden, 1775. Mrs. Montpetit, 649-5861. MEN—WOMEN partihent. ^ secure with one EXPERIENCED nurse aide for Evlnrude 90 h.p. engine, com- —-----1------Charter Oak St., 643-8368. Apartments. Now available OAK STREET—This is a jewel DRIVERS for school buses, plete with all necessary equip- NICELY furnished room, tor an privacy. Hutchins Agency, Want tntormatton on one of our claoallled advertlsementaT EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, of Connecticut’s largest and day shift, fuU-Ume; RN tor day new 3H rooms at $150, f% of a 2 family, arranged In du­ 2 Trucks— ^Troefors 5 TWO HANDYMEN want a Manchester schools, 7:80—8:45 older employed gentleman, Realtora, 649-5324. No answer at the telephone HstedT Simply call the.. exterior and Interior Paper­ WAITRESSES and counter girls, oldest appliance stores. Top i^ft, full-time; porter tor day ment. OaU 648-2871. rooms at $170. Heat, hot water, plex fashion, 6 ixxrnis per apart­ variety of jobs by day or hour. full-time. Also weekend nights, a.m., 2:15—8:45 p.m. Excellent .18-80 parking, 272 Main St. 1965 HEAVY DUTY Econollne hanging. Ceilings, eitc. Insured. wages, p d d Insurance plan, shift, full-time. Pleasai^ work­ .. refrigerator, oven-range, dis­ ment with a 2 car garage. Nice­ MANCHESTER — In the mar­ Reasonable. CaU 648-5805, 648- part-time. Apply In person part-time for third shifters, paid vacation. Apply In person Cusiness Locations EDWAROS Van. ExoeUent condition. 742- 649-1003. ing conditions in a modern PRIVA’TE ROOM tor rent, posal, dishwasher, waU to wall ly maintained with aluminum ket for an 8 room house? Look­ 8292. only. Howard Johnson Restau­ housewives. We train you. to Mr. HlmbaU. Fuel and Feed 49-A 7676. facility, 3 miles from East Kitchen privileges, laundry For Rent 64 carpeting, air-conditioning, siding. A real buy at $32,000. ing for six rooms but would ap­ CONTRACTOR — Interior — rant, Exit 94, off Rt. 84, 394 643-2414. Earn High ANYTHING taken to the dump. Hartford. Meals, Blue Cross SEASONED fireplace wood de­ facilities. lady only. Close to swimming pool, terails courts, ANSWCRIlfO SERVICE 1964 INTERNATIONAL pick-up exterior painting, paper hang­ Tolland Tpke., Manchester. JACK ROAN INC. SMALL STORE near 100 per preciate the income of a two Old appliances, bulky furni­ and CMS available, wages com­ livered. Call 1-228-9585 or 649- Main St„ $20. weekly. After parking and storage. No pets. room apartment to cover ex­ truck, 8 cylinder, good condl- ing. Discount on wallpaper. NURSES- 109 Valley St., Willlmantlc cent Main Street location. Ap­ CENTER STREET—This is a ture. CeUars, attics cleaned. Income parable to other convalescent 1869. 4:30 call 640-6129. OaU Hartford 627-9238, Veinon penses, or looking tor that Uon. 3850. 643-1949. CaU 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. SECRETARY — Local law of­ 1-428-9277 ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. fine money maker with 6 rooms 64(M)S00 875-2519 Light trucking. 289-5865. RN’S AND LPN’S On the job training, no invest­ homes. Own transportation. Ap­ 875-8721 or 875-4869. fice, excellent skills required, AVAILABLE for lady only, pri- in each apartment in duplex house with the ideal arrange­ and leave year message. Ton’ll hear from our advertiser In 1966 FORD half-ton pick-up, ment required, ell expenses ply In person, Monday-Friday, MANCaiESTER —^Thiee new EXTERIOR painting - Quality 30-35 hours weekly. 647-9903. TN EAST HAR'TFORD WANTED — Maintenance man vate room with community styling. Low maintenance costs ment of separate In-law 8 Jig time without opening all evening at the telephone. V-8 engine wdth canopy. Cali paid, plus generous bonus plan. 9-3. South Windsor Convales­ Household Goods 51 stores tor lease. 600x100 square due to aluminum siding. quarters? Situated on large work, quality paint. Don’t set­ Bhill or part-time, all shifts. with knowledge of electricity, kitchen and bath, ell utilities 643-4848. Household Services A prompt decision when you cent Home, Inc., 1060 Main St., feet. Busy location. Reasonable.' Wanted To Rent 68 Couldn’t find a better location shaded lot In nice section, in­ tle for less. ^ the best for On bus line. Paid meal and carpentry and general main­ Model Home FYirnlture Included, conveniently located are interviewed. South Windsor. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. for this type of property. Priced cludes first floor laundry, base­ OflPered 13-A less. Nick Tsapatsaris, 643- HIGH SCHOOL mealtime. Good benefits. tenance. Contact Superinten­ 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL to stores end bus line. After 5 YOUNG couple with one child Automobltos For Soi* 4 Automobilos For Sola 4 1731, free estimates. COLLEGE dent of Schools, Box 420, Rock­ desires 2-3 bedroom house with to sell at $35,000. ment garage, screened porch LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- 19 PIECES p.m., 644-0383. 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, Sophomores or Juniors for BURNSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ville, Conn. 876-2570. and aluminum siding. Owner ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ $297 $130, includes heat, 646-2426, garage within 15 minutes of HERALD JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom part-time waitress work, af­ . CONVALESCENT STUDENTS 649-9686. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. painUng, Interior painting, ter school and some week­ CAR DRIVER 9-5. Pnatt Sc Whitney Aircraft, $216 HEARTS AND FLOWERS HOME Also apply now tor simmer Interior Designer wants reliable maxlmun 649-6271, Room 6 af- 644-8962. X>aper hanging, dry wall in­ ends. No expertence neces­ BOX LETTERS Phone Mr. Atlas 289-9571 jobs. Interview dally indudlng family or newlyweds to accept Apartments' Hats— FIVE—room suite of front Main ter 6. We think our sales staff is END OF MONTH SALE stalled end taped. Wallpaper sary, good pay plus gratui­ Salesmen Wanted 3(S»A PART-TIME REWEAVINO of burns, moth- Saturday. delivery of complete Model Dis­ St. offices, 100 percent loca­ worthy of note also. Doris Smith ties, pleasant atmosphere. Tenements 63 For Tour holes, zippers repaired. Win­ books on request. Exterior CLERK—Part-time for our SALESMAN — knowledge of play of Quality Furniture just tion near banks, air-condition­ and Niick Convertlno are tops in 1968 CHEVROLET $2,195 painting, aJumlnum gutters Apply in person. Brass Key We have a permanent open­ 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 dow shades made to measure, Nelco drive-in store, Man GOOD HUMOR building supplies helpful, op­ removed to warehouses for Pub­ ed, autonuitic fire sprinkler. Business Property our book. Infonnatkn Impala 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic trans- Restaurant, 829 Main Street, ing for a part-time driver rooms, heat, hot water, $140. missiao, power steetning. ani leaders. FuUy Insured. 649- Chester. Afternoons 3-6 p.m. CORPORA-nON portunity for advancement. Ap­ lic Sale. Modern 8 complete Apply Mariow's, 867 Main St. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Manchester. for’ the Manchester area, For Sate 70 They do a professional job with IH E HERALD wiU not 9658. If no answer, 643-6362. Saturdays 8-2 p.m. Apply per­ Sullivan Ave., Kennedy Rd. ply in person, Moore's Super rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 646-2426 9-6. made whUe you wait. Tape re­ flexible hours. If you have MAIN St., com er office, 8 disclose the Identity of 1967 FORD $1,795 sonnel department. New Eng­ South Windsor, Conn. Stores, Nutmeg Rd., South pc. Convertible living Room, 391 CENTER Street, an eight *1***®^ competence. We are sure any advertiser using box corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 a good driving record cmd CONVENIENT 3-room apart- Galaxle 500 2-Doar Hhirdtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic land Laundry, 441 Homestead Equal Opportunity Emptoyer Windsor. 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. rooms end lavatory. House >i room home with 2-car garage Y°u will agree if you call on letters. Readers answer- Main St. 649-6221. are dependable, come in. ,ment heat and hot water fur­ itransmiusloti, power steering, air conditioning. Floor Finishing 24 Ave., Hartford. M/F $10 down, you may purchase Hale Bldg. CaU 643-4846 after located in business n zone. them with your real estate prob­ blind box ads who UN’s or LPN’s part-time, 11-7 nished, available April 1, $00 6 p.m. lems. LIGHT Trucking—clean attics, FLOOR SANDING and reflnish any room Individually. Im­ Dwelling could be easily cm- desire to protect their 1967 CHEVROLET $1,695 shift. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. SECRETARY wanted,, knowl­ CONCRETE Fabricators, out­ per month rental. Clsdl Jarvis cellars. Odd jobs, mow lawns. Ing (specializing in older EAST HARTFORD mediate delivery or free verted for. professional or com­ identity can follow ‘his Impala, 2-Door Hhrdtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic edge of shorthand and typing door workera and ehofy work­ Help Wanted— Realty Co. 643-1121. FOR RENT OI sale-461 Main {xrocedure: Reasonable. CaU 643-6000. floors). Inside painting. Paper storage. mercial occupancy. Robert J. tranamianlon, power ateering. INSURANCE Agency requires essential. Please write P.O. ers. Have many openings tor CAB CO. Street. Building and lot next JARVIS REALTY CO. hanging. No job too small. Mate or Female 37 CAP & CX:P Charge Pldhs FOUR-room apartment, new Smith, Ihc., 963 Main Street. mature full-time employe for Box 125, Wapplng. steady work and outdoor type CO Post Office Excellent loca­ Bhiclose jmur reply to John VerfalUe, 649-5760 107 Burnside Ave. Also, our own Instant Credit building, 2 bedrooms, center of 649-5241. REALTORS MLS REAL’fORS the box in an envelope — 1966 FORD $1,695 Interesting and challenging po­ tion tor any use. 646-2426 from LOAM, gravel and sand orders work. No experience required, East Harttord Plan town, $160. 643-4608. address to the Clasrifled Country Squire. O-paesenger, V-8, engine, radio, heater, au- sition. Knowledge of typing LOCAL girl or woman In print­ 9 to 6 p.m. 648-1121 tomaltic, tranamtoslop, power steering. taken now. Telephone 649-3709. year ’round work ivlth over­ COST CLERK Manager. Manchester and figure aptitude required. ing plant for light tipping work Investment Property Bonds— Stocks time, top pay rates, many DISCOUNT FURNITURE FIVE-room flat, second floor, PRIME office for leue. Excep­ Eivenlng H e ^ d . together Salary to $100 weekly, 643-9648. on snap-set forms. 647-1423 for Experienced in posting time, 1966 FORD $1,295 benefits, union shop. An equal WAREHOUSE garage, west side. Adult fam­ tional location, Medical Phar­ For Sate 70-A with a memo listl^ the B u ildin g- Mortgages 27 appointment. Mr. Bouffard. to job irecords. All Benefits. REAL Estate Salesman, carpet­ companies you do NOT Galaxle 500 7-IAtre 2-Docn‘ Hardtop. V-8, radio, heater, au­ HAIRDRESSER experienced opportunity employer. Allied NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS ily, no pets. $120 per month. macy Bldg., Haynes and Main tomatic transmission, power steering. ed office, central location, es- References required. Write apartments In one want to see your letter. Contracting 14 SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ preferred, full or part-time. DOerrOR’S office assistant, 1-6 Bldg. Systems, 260 Tolland 3580 Main St. Hartford St. Panel^, alr-conditloned. buildine Tour letter will be de­ limited funds available for sec­ Tpke., Manchester. taUUshed agency, mem-ber 622-7249 Box “JJ” , Manchester Herald. a cottage with one Want Work Near Home? 1965 GTO $1,295 DORMERS Room Additions, Call Tuesday or Wednesday, p.m., four days, 9-2 p.m., DEAN MACHINE Call evenings, 649-5820, 643- " ’ stroyed if the advertiser ond mortgages, payments to three MulUiUe Listing Serv­ (former Puller Brush bldg.) apartment plus 8 house trailer 2-Door. V-8, Standard tranamlsaion, radio, heater. garages, kitchens, rec rooms, 643-9022. Saturday. No Saturdays July PRODUCTS MANCHESTE3R — ’Ihree-room 6614, 243-1028. is one you’ve mentioned. suit your budget. Expedient NIGHT DISHWASHER, full­ ices. Mr. Hutchins, 180 Center 176 Pine St. Manchester parking spaces with excellent INTERESTING JOBS AVAILABLE FOR houses, siding, roofing. Seven and August. LPN Training de­ apartment, first floor. Security If not it will be handled service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. DREAM JOB—keep your full­ time, apply In person only. 102 COLONIAL RD. St. 649-5324. 646-2332 OFFICE Space — Immediately income. Extremely high poten­ BOTH MEN AND WOMEN in the usual manner. 1965 FORD $1,095 year financing available. Add- sirable but not necessary. Howard Johnson Restaurant, deposit, rental agreement. Earl tial on heavily traveled high­ Gahude 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic time job as wife and mother MANCHESTER, CONN. (former Norman’s Furn. available, Vernon-Manches- A-Level Dormer, 289-0449. MOR’TGAGES, loans, first, sec­ Write Box ”T,” Manchester Everett Real Estate, (iti-7019, way in a business zone. $66,000. Experience not necessary—We train you. transmlsBlon, power steering. and earn a weekly pay check. 394 Tolland ’Tpke., Blxit 94, Warehouse ter area. Call 649-6816. ond, third, all kinds, realty, Herald. Manchester. 646-4h91. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Attractive Wages, Gttxq> Insurance, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Call 647-9881 or 649-2259. EI^ERLY PERSONS at corner of Pine & Forest St.s) $1,095 statewide. Oedlt rating un­ 263 MAIN Street, offices fo r 649-5347. Profit Sharing Benefits 1966 VOLKSWAGEN rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Mon.-FYi. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 FTVE-ROOM flat, secimd floor, P e r s o n o b Squareback Station Wagon. Radies heater. necessary, reasonable. Confi­ PLASTIC MACHINE operators He p Wonted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 rent, $40. monthly. Ask i tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Apply in person at dential, quick arrangements. for third shift, 12 midnight to .AppUcatlons now being tak­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, big ro6ms, exoeUent condition, Mr. FYechette, 647-9993. .FCUR-fomlly four-room apart­ ment work, cellar floors, pa­ ments. $8,156 yearly annual 1966 MUSTANG $1,095 Alvin Limdy Agency, 627-7971, 8 a.m. WiU train. Apply Iona CLERk en tor positions as Foeter ranges, automatic washers $100. per month plus > heat, INCOME TAX service, caU Dan tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cies- MIANCHESTER — For lease. 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, 4-speed, radio, heater. 983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- Manufacturing Co., Regent St. Grandparents at Mansfield with guarantees. See them at adults preferred. CaU Paul W. net or better than 24 per cent THE ALDON SPiNNINQ MILLS CORP. ■synskl. Builder. 649-4291. Opportunity in Data Proc­ New Industrial building, 6,000 Mosler, 649-3329, or 625-8263. ningsi, 233-6879. Training School. Transpor­ B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Dougan, Realtor, 649-4530. return. Call Palmer Realty, *$1,095 CLEANING WOMAN wanted WANTED / square feet to 60,000 square TALOOTTVILLE / CONNECTICUT 1965 PONTIAC essing, nights, tor clerk with tation usually provided. Re­ Main St. CaU 648-2171. 643-6821. A CARPENTRY — concrete steps, OataUna 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic trans- for friendly home. One day a good figure aptitude and quirements: Low income FIVE-RROM DUPLEX, large feet, tailored to your con­ INOOHE TAXES prepared by floors, hatchways, remodeling, mi^on, power steering. week. Call 643-1881. with some knowledge of persons, over 60. Call 1-429- KENMORE washer and dryer rooms, nice neighborhood, ga­ venience, all utilities. Easy ac­ Marvin Baker, 643-0267. porches, garages, closets, ceU- MALE HELP Business Opportunity 28 EAM equipment. Good 9391, Ext. 396 or 643-9038. excellent condition. Kenmore rage, excellent condition, cess to 1-84, 15 mlnutee to 1965 MERCURY $1,095 ings, attics finished, re c' adults only, $160. monthly plus downtown Hartford. FV>r more FULL-TIME SALES Monterey 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic Ebr full-time employment In wages and working condi­ freezer 17 cubic foot upright. PRINTINO PUNT TRAINEE rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ tions with convenient free heat. Call Paul W. Dougan, particulars call Warren E. INCOME TAXES prepared in tranamission, power steering. er related,work. No job too NIGHT KEYPUNCH 649-4325 after 5:30. Positions AvaBobte Mature MAN to train tai estimating and pricing. Prate TEXACO BOYS’ DEPAR'TMENT parking and benefit pro­ Realtor, 649-4636. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. your home. CaU 643-5338. small. Dan Moran, Builder. Situations Wanted— person who has completed military obUgoUon. Must have 1964 CHEVROLET $795 OPERATOR gram. Apply, First National LEAVING STATE, Maple a Housewear and Toy Depto. Evenings 649-8880. WEST SIDE — 4-room apart­ IDEAL for small business, ex­ aptitude for mathematics. Opportunity to r advancement. PART-TIME —Start your own Impala 4-Door. Radio, heater, automatic tronamissioii, SERVICE ’ Apply: Stores, Park & Oakland Ave., Female 38 dinette set, breakfast set, llv- Paid vacation idus many other benefits. ment, second floor, parking tor cellent location, Vernon C?ircle • Full-Time Halntononce high profit business. Ideal for power steering. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ East Hartford. Inig room furniture, electric Opening for an experienced car, $116. per month, one child on Route 30. Also can be used Man married couples, 528-0586. modeling specialist. Additions, range. 646-1898. APPLY IN PEBSON 1968 FORD $595 STATION keypunch operator to work TYPING Jobs In my home. (3all accepted, no pets. 643-1892. tor combined business and rec rooms, dormers, porches, evenings from 6-10 on part- YOUTH CENTRE ATTEJNTION , — Builders, con­ Galaxle 2-Door. V-8, standard, radio, heater. anytime 649-2304. WESTINGHOUSE 19’’ instant residence. Six-room duplex in cabiniets, formica, built - ins. time basis. Hours may be CANVASSERS wanted to work CENTER St. — 4-rooms, first W. T. GRANT CO. ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, I m . tractors, handymen. B^lTn with FRANCHISE MANCHESTER PARKADE on portable television, one-year C-A Zone. For details, call 876- bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446 varied, excellent wages and on Manchester’s City Direc­ EXPERIENCED babysitter, 16 floor, appUances. Near schools, Manchester Parkade many good beams, all free for 1962 T-BIRD $595 Available in the Manchester old, $99. Call 528-0686. 2031. 679 West Middle Tunipike 2-Door Haidtop. V-8, radio, heater, automatic transmission, working conditions, con­ tory. Apply Room 3 (Odd Fol­ years old, looking tor summer bus and shopping. OaU 568-8998 the asking. 647-1743. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON- and Glastonbury areas. Ex­ An equal opbrtonity power steering, power brakes. venient free parking. Apply lows Bundling 489 Mialn Street, work. Available now depending SEWING MACHINES — singer lafter 4 p.m. Manchester — MS-1191 Remodellng, repairing, addi­ cellent opportunity for new Heip Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Manchester, from 8:30 to 9 on hours. CaU after 3 :30 p.m., automatic zig-zag, excellent employer tions, rec rooms, garages, career and security. If you FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 1962 CHEVROLET $595 a.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. 643-0738. condition. Makes buttonholes, porches and roofing. No job are concerned about the fu­ FIRST NATIONAL PART-’TIME mornings to aaalat stove, refrigerator, hot water, Read Hefald Ads Automobiles For Sole 4 Impala 4-Door Station Wagon. Radio, heater, automatic PART-’TIME work, days. Call hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- too smEiU. CaU 649-3144. ture and willing to invest in displaying funUture. Apply transmission, power steering. STORES INC. 64B-5334. tnaUy over $300., 6 monthly walking distance to Main NEED CAR? Credit very bad? your money and time In • a Watkins Bros., 986 Main St„ Street, flopping, adults pre- HOMES, GARAGES, porches, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Situations Wanted-— payments of $8.50 each or pay- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 1967 CHEVROLET $1,595 profitable career, call Mr. Park & Oakland Ave., ACCOUNTANT —College back­ Mr. William Johnson. terred. 643-7094 after 6 p.m. %-Ton Truck. V-8, 8’ body. rec rooms, room additions, Mate 39 $51 cash. 622-0931 dealer est Douglas accepts lowest lacampo days 568-9600, eve­ East Hartford, Oonn. ground with a minimum of two- kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ EXPERIENCED backhoe and FIRST AND SECOND MANCHESTER One-bed- WOULD YOU BELIEVE down, smallest payments, any­ Mlany More To Choose From, No Down Payment nings 1-688-1639, or write Op­ years experience. Applicant BUILDING BUperlntendant, BABY CARRIAGE, infant seat, eral repair work. F'inancing bull dozer operators, also ox- L SHIFTS room garden type apartment, where. Not small loan finance Bank Financing portunity, P.O. Box 231, should have primarily a cost middle aged, experienced all car bed, $26. Baby’s horse available. No down payment. East Hartford, Conn. perienced amesite men. Steady^ ' $146. per month. Including company plan. Douglas Mo­ GIRL or lady, part-time, 11- background with exposure to phases of mointenanoe, on or rocker with seat, $7. 649-6872. Economy Builders, Inc.. 643- year ’round work. Call after 6™ FuUy experienced or ’.ralnees heat, hot water and appUances. SELLING OPPORTUNITY tors, 345 Main. 2:30, 5 days per week, ideal financial reporting. Will report p.m., 742-6190. off premises considered. 6169. tor: MAPLE chest of drawers, $16. Private entrance, first floor. SOLIMENE MOTORS working conditions. Apply In to plant manager and division Please phone Mr. Rawlings, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, Private instructions 32 Double bed with firm Setdy AvailaMe April 20. OaU Paul 367 OAKLAND STREET—MANCHE5STER ALL TYPE framing and re- person. Bonanza Steak House. controller. For appointment CARPENTERS — Steady year 649-0183. HELPWANTED very good condition. Call 649- TURRET AND ENGINE modeUng, additions, carports, Call for appointment, 649-1154. ’round work, plenty of over­ mattress and box spring, $40. W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. 3503 after 3 p.m. 646-1101 MOTEL call GAF Corp., Staffordville, garage and rec rooms. Free time. Will pay top wages tor LATHES 649-6768. MANAGERS Conn., 1-684-2737. An equal op­ MILLING MACHINE Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 MODERN three-room apart- Where Leads Are Furnished? 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 442, estimates. B & C .Corp., 232- portunity EJmployer. right men. Call 643-2282, 644- NORGE electric clothes dryer, ment, all utillties inicluded. WIPCO wilt hire you if: NEEDED 8896, after 6 p.m. ^ BENCH ASSEMBLY power steering, power brakes, 4298, 528-2590. GROOMING all breeds. Har­ good running condition. $46. Available immediately. Call automatic transmiasion, rear Automobiles For Sale 4 Trucks— ^Tractors 5 PBX DRIVERS tor school bwee, GENERAL INSPECTION 1. You are willing to work 50 hrs/wk with over­ REC ROOMS, kitchens, room Men-Women-Couples. Both full­ mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron CaU 046-3824. 649-4666. window defogger, rear speaker, Manchester schools, 7:30 - 8:45 CAREER-MINDED Individual time over 40 hrs. additions, dormers, complete time and part-time positions. Excellent opportunity for willing Rd., Bolton. 648-6427. You name your own hours. Most expansive line of many extras. Call 647-1906 a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Excellent wanted for management posi­ WHIRLPOOL washing machine, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, 1966 CHEVROLET Step Van, home remodeling. Royal Cus­ Our fully licensed home study OPERATOR nniibitioiis people. after 5:30 p.m. part-time for third shifters, re­ tion for growing (Hartford bas­ DACHSHUNDS. Chihuahuas, uncrated. Model LSA 990. Re- 474 MAIN St., 3-room heated merchandise anjrwhere in town. Complete adver­ 2. You are experienced in millwork, wilting to heater, white. $1,000. CaU 649- $396. CaU 649-4329. tom Builders. 646-3434. course prepares you. Place­ tired persons. We train vou ed) fast food pervlce organiza­ Opening for an experienced Established firm, air-conditioned Weimaraners, AKC registered talls«$248, seUii^ for $200. OaU apartment, $110, 646-2426, » « . leam or have had training driving trucks. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, sta- 4349.^ ment service available. Write 643-2414. tion, 21 or over, capable of as­ tising' and credit proarrams, ExceUent growth po­ KITCHEN’S Remodeled ^ CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, switchboard operator tor a plant. litters. Sale subject to vets 640-4044. Uon wagon, automatic, V-8, suming responsibilities. A per­ * LUXURIOUS duplex, 4H rooms, 8. You want 8 paid holidays per yeaf—a major 1958 CHEVROLET half-ton Herme’s Construction, kitchen P.O. BOX 1085, Middletown, busy board in East Hartford okay. Some ready to go. 1- tential. Opportunity to participate in rapidly ex­ power steering, radio, heater. 1969 TRIUMPH GT6 Plus, Good­ f u l l or part-time machinist manent position with fringe Excellent fringe benefits. Apply: TWO TWIN orthopedic mat­ 1^ bathe, color appUances, medical plan—a p^d pension plan. year Radial tires, red, excel­ pick-up, $250. CaU 643-0300. specialists. Recently featured Conn. 06457. to work part-time after­ 628-6573. CaU broker 233-8716, Mr. Grip­ needed with some lathe and benefits. Experience not neces­ tresses and box ep rings with hood, dispoeal, heat, hot water, panding program. If interested in personal inter­ lent condition, $2,900. CaU 742- in House And Home and House noons, Monday through Fri­ milling experience. Apply in pe or Mr. Bake. SHOR’THAND — Typing at all sary, we will train. Successful HOUND — black and tan and headboards. Excellent condi­ carpeted staircase, Venetian 4. You want to work in a modem plant near 2 7726. Beautiful magazines for day. Company offers good CX)NN. STATE view contact person, Metronlcs Inc., 640 redbone mix, 4 weeks old male, tion, Best offer. OaU 843-7634. bllnde, private entrances, bus home. ______Trailers— construction and designing. levels. Mary Jayne Mltctiell, wages, congenial co-work- applicant must have ambition, 1969 CHEVROLET, Camaro, Hilliard St. (rear), Manchee- EMPLOYMENT SERVICE $30. call 649-7578, after 5 p.m. line, storage, parking, $160. No 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, con­ Bh-ee plaiining, no obligations. 643-8296. ers, excellent working condi­ energy and enthusiasm. Apply 4-speed, 4,000 miles^ 5-year Mobile Homes 6-A ter. ' • pets. Available April 15. 649- 5, You are wilting to work vertible, automatic, power Surprisingly reasonable, rates. tions and convenient free in own handwriting, P.O. Box 806 MAIN STREET BLACK Cocker Spaniel, male, guarantee. ' Take over pay­ Musical Insrruments 53 4342. ments. Call broker 233-8715, steering, radio, heater. Take TRAVEL Trailer 17’ Shasta, Financing available.'232-6600. parking. Write P.O. Box ELECnuCIAN — experienced, 2266, Bishops Ctorner Branch, AKC registered, one-year old. MEDICAL West Hartford, Oonn. 06117. An MANCHESTER, CONN. MONTGOMERY - WARD Mr. Grippo or Mr. Bake. over payments. Call broKcr 233- sleeps 8, self-contained, in­ 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ 48-hqurs per week, all beneflif. • CaU 646-4626, 10-3 p.m. SET OF drums, excrilent condi­ SECXIND floor, sunny 4-room W IP C O M ILLW ORK Inc. equal opportunity employer. 8716, Mr. Grippo or Mr. Bake. cludes all accessories. 875-5124. Special Services IS RECEPTIONISTS cation, experience €ind sal­ Time and oi u-half over 40. C;ill 8:80 to 4:30, Monday through tion with black peari, new rent. Excellent condition. Com­ MANCHESTER, CONN.—643-2185 78 IXHXAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER 1961 MERCURY, 4-door sedan. ary requirements. *•14 C608 after 6 p.m. ON SALE NOW black miniature APACHE tent trailer, sleeps MAN WANTEID to do part-time Friday. skins, $125. Call 649-8534. bination gas end oU kitchen 6 cylinder, standard. Original 1966 FORD, Country Squire PROFESSIONAL wig styling NEEDED poodles, AKC registered. Call five, dinette. Icebox, canopy, work repacking canned goods, stove. Caose to Main Street owner, very good condition. wagon, automatic, power steer­ and cutting done in my home. BUILDING 649-1807. ' MARTIN Guitar, 0018 C, one- storage cabinets, spare tire. Work' for doctors, ciinics, medi­ light work. Call 289-8211. business seejian. Adults over 1 • •'.•rijT'rgffiirffMr 643-9141. ing, radio, heater. CaU broker For that i>ersonal touch call, COUNTER-WOMEN: A mature year old, excellent condition. 8 Excellent condition. 643-2303. cal centers, rest homes, etc. 25, no pets. Seen at 11 Cottage 233-8715, Mr. Grippo or Mr. 647-9560 tor an appointment. person for part-time counter MAINTENANCE 640-2839 ask for Ron Neubauer, 1967 CHEVROLET Nova, 2-door Both part-time and full-time JOURNEYMAN licensed Street, 4 to 6 p.m. only. ** Bake. service In fast food business. FIRST AND SECOND Articles For Sate 45 or 640-8076. hardtop, automatic, radio, 40’ FRANKLIN mobile home, positions. Our home study steady, year ’round employ­ plumber wanted. Good wages, needs some repair, $600 or Housewives who can spare six ment. PuU or part-time. Should ovortlme, paid; holidays. Call SHIFTS aL u MINUM s h e e t s — Uaed heater. Take over payments. 1966 BMW 2,000 CA, hardtop, Roofing— Siding 16 course fully prepares you. PIANOLA conventional player, best offer. Contact M!rs. hours a day are welcome to have knowledge of general car­ Ray Boulet Plumbing and as printing plates, .009 thick. AUTOMOBILE CaU broker 233-8715, Mr. Grip­ Placement service upon com­ manual and electric, spinet coupe, automatic, power win­ ROOFING, aluminum siding, apply. Apply in own handwrit­ MANCHESTER po or Mr. Bake. Marion McMahon, 742-9430. pletion of training. Write: pentry and store fixtures. Some Heating, 644-1317. Multi-Circuit — a rapidly 28x86” , 25 oents each or 5 for piano, like new. Will sacrifice, dows, radio, heater. Take over gutters, carpenter work, 30 ing, P.O. Box 2266, Blshons CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, retail experience preferred but growing firm In the elec­ II. Call 643-2711 $776. 640-3893. payments. Call broker 233-8715, years’ experience. Connecticut Corner Branch, West Hart­ NEW DELUXE 1968 PLYMOUTH P u rjT ^ T - P.O. Box 1085, Middletown, not necessary. Excellent salary tronics field extends on in­ SALESMEN WANTED ilSttS Of Mr. Grippo or Mr. Bake. S’TOCK CLERK TAKE SOIL away the Blue door sedan. Power steering, Valley Construction Co., 648- Conn. 06457. ford, Oonn., 06117. An equal op­ and company beneflu await vitation to visit our plant to Motorcycles— 7180. EYee estimate. portunity employer. EYill-tlme, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Lustre way from carpeta and ONE-BEDROOM power brakes, automatic trans­ 1958 OLDSMOBILE sedan, ambUlous, qualified appUcant. discuss trainee opportunities Office and Store • Transportation Furnished MANCHESTER PARKADE 11 Salary and all atore benefits upholstery. Rent electric aham- mission, low mileage. $100 and black, good running condition. Bicycles Stop in or call store manager, in the following areas: APARTMENTS ROOFING and Roof Repair. WANTEID reliable cleaning Apply Mr. Katz pooer $1. Paul’e Paint Sc Wall­ EquipnMnt 54 • Salary and-Cmnmission take over payments. Gall 1-429- $100. After 4:30 p.m., call 646- 1968 KAWASAKI, 120 cc, street Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 643- 0906 after 0:80 p.m. GALDOR, INC. PLATING paper Supply. DITTO Photocopier, two-years ^ 1 . scrambler, $250. Call 647-9888 7707. Read Herald Ads. 643-8821. Including appliances, car­ 1145 Tolland Tpke.. Manchester AR’THUR DRUG 3ILK SCREENING ' ’ Old. Dry and quick. Call 648- • Many Fringe Benoits Incl. Life Insurance, Health after 6 p.m. W2 Main St„ Manchester INSPECTION PRODUCTION CARPETS and life too can be peting and many extras. 1968 MUSTANG, Faatback, 289, 1963 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, BIDWELL Home Improvement 649-2876 2109. and Accident, Major Medical and Hospitalization SALES POSITIONS ROUTING beautiful If you use Blue Call Mr. Coni am at J. D. automaUc, best offer over standard shift, radio, new BICYCLEJS—-new and used. Re­ Co. Expert Installation of $2,000. e 643-2101, 9-4:30. TWO part-time stock boys for SOLDER Lustre. Rent electric sham­ Rea] Estate Associates Inc., • Paid Sick Time C JI brakes, excellent condition, pairs on all makes. Open daily aluminum siding, g^utters and JANI’TOR — Seml-reUred man lurnlture warehouse, doll Mr pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. 648-5129. Excellent full and part-time op­ $496. 646-3166. 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, trim. Roofing installation and preferred, to sweep, duat and Apply between 10 a.mi-12 noon Wearing Apparel- 1960 CHEVROLET Oorvalr, A-1 A ll AROUND MECHANIC Pettengill, 646-2334. keep printing plant and office • Paid Vacations and Holidays portunities available now for ma­ automatic tranamlsBlon, radio, 182 West Middle Tpke., repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. and 2-6 p.m. Ask for Mr. Harvey Furs 57 1986 FORD L/TD, excellent con- s 6-Day Week s Paid VacaUona t t HoUdaya a Paid Uok in orderly condlUon. No ex­ heater, good condition, perfect dlUon, power steering and 649-2098. I MANCHESTER Retail furniture King. V 26" RIDING la'wn mower, used ture men and women in several I ’Time a Many Fringe Benefits IncL Life Inauranoe, Hsalth perience neceasary. Hours 8 SHEARED racoon coat, good poUR room apartment, central- CALL IN PERSON tor aeoond car or teen-ager. brakes. 742-7676. Roofing andg ^ I ^ r e haa opening for full-time 2^ seasons. Call 646-2587. departments. Employe discounts and Accident, Major Medical and HoapItaUaatlon. truck man. Apply now in per- MULTI-CIRCUITS condlUon, $75. Call 649-1744 af­ ly located, newly decorated. 649-7889. Chimnays '16-A Printing Services, Inc,, 679 w . ter e'p.m 1987 KARMANN Ghla— Excel­ Business Services aon to Mr. MacDonald or Mrs 50 HARRISON STREET 25 USED ^iudent chairs with Heat, hot water, one bed­ — SEE — and many benefits. Day and eve­ 19H PONTIAC Station Wagon, Middle Tpke., Manchester. 648- MANCHESTER arm tablet, $8.50 each. 25 chil­ room. One or two adults only. lent condition, five new tires, Offered 13 ROOFING — Specializing re­ CAU m PERSON — SEE EARL LEWIE Gorrity, Keith Furniture Co.' 1101. ning hours to suit. Apply during good for peita, $25. Call 649- hlggage rack. CaU 646-2527. pairing roofs of all kinds, new 1116 Main Street, Manchester! dren's deska with chair, $4.50 No peU. References required. MR. D O U C ^ or MR. OLIVER a set. Oremmo Sc Sons Sales, Wantoci— ^To Buy 58 store hours to Mr. Cohen or Mrs. >416. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — roofs, gutter work, chimneys PART-’TIMB worker needed, to 648-2171, Evenings, 643-8470. NEWLY built stock car, almost WANTED H Journsynum SALES HELP for pet ohop, 819 Bast lOddle TiUce., Man- Burns. ’Trees cut, building lots clear­ cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, bic. work In hardware atore, hours WANTED — Antique furniture 1667 F-66 OLDSMOBILE, riiib oomjdete, with quick change plumbq^, good wages, over­ some experience with anlmala cheete'r, 649-9963, LOOKINO for anything In real ed, trees topped. Got a tree experience. Free estimates. I 878 MAIN ST. MANCHESTEK >M $6111 1-5 v/eekdays. 8-12 noon Satur- glass, pewter, oil paintings or ootq>a. EhcoeUent condition. rear-end. Cal) 875-1016 after 6 time, and paldJtoUdaya. A.B preferred, pay according to ex­ aatate rentals — apartments, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. problem? Well worth phone Call Howley 648-6361. 644- Contact Mr. Chapraan. other antique items. Any — We lire an equal opportunity empiqyer — OaU 6t6-14B3. ' p.m. C3ilck Plumbing'^ Heating. 649- perience. Apply at Pet Shop, 1967 EDITION World Book En­ homes, multiple dwellings, no 873 MAIN NT.. MAWflHENTEB call, 742-8252. 8888. 9I»-*881 8926. King's Depeirbnant Store be­ cyclopedia. m int. oondiUon. quantity. The Harrison’s, 848- fees. OaU J. D. Real Estate Main St. No phone oalla pieaae. I atwwFawm wttew: tween S-10 p.m. OoU 875-1840, 8709, 165 Oakland Street. Aseoclates, Ine., 64841129. TWKNTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,'m ARCH 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 For Sol* 72 Ho u s k For Sate 72 Hoosm For Solo 72 Heiisos For Solo 72 Houtos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Orem Area— TOUNo 8^-room Ranch, arlth SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex­ Hoiws Fw Sate 72 NEW USTINQ — Would you SPLIT LXVEL, 101 brick con­ MANCHESTER — Charming 6- H ousm Slate 72 Out of Town Out of Town Out of Tovm O at of Towov;^ ■be rbbm Ranch, larfe flre- attached garage. 3 large bed­ believe a gracious, spacious 8- cellent condition, on bus line. MANCHESTER — 6-room Co­ Fam» For Sate 76 Won tod—Rod Estoto 77 ^laead Hetaf room, aluminum rooms' family sited kitchen. struction, 4 bedrooms, formal room Ranch, 2 baths, fire­ lonial, nice wooded lot, 2-car RAlfcH — flbe room, tbrss b ^ For Scrio 75 For Sate 75 For Sate bedroom home in Manchester Property includes 2 extra bufld- 75 For Sate ^75 DIVERSIFIED acerage-Mans- OOag, M l. baaement, garage. 30' living room. Really trim dining room, 2H fwths, ma- place, 2Kiar garage, walkout garage, $16,000. Meyer Agen­ rooms, two badis, family room, SELUNO TOUR HOlODr fVir can be bought for $31,900? Tea, mg lots. Marion E. Robertson field. Conn., near University of Lotr M'a. Hayee Agency, gib- and tidy tree shaded yard, too. hogahy family room, 2 fire­ basement, large treed lot, Im­ cy, 648-0609. bride froi#, attadied garags. VERNON — Immaculateness is HEBRON — Neiwiy U^ed. Look­ BOL/TON — Three bedroom prompt courteous ssnries that and it has a perfectly ideal in­ Realtor. 643-8963 MANCHESTER ELEVEN wooded acres go with Conn. 2!oned for apartments, or $33,800. Wolverton Agency places, 2-oar garage, many mediate occupancy. WUl fi­ Mid 20‘s. 610 Watherall Morri­ ' the word that describes this 3- this Immaculate S-bediroom, 2- ing for a country atmosphere Ranrii. ’Two baths, two flre- gets results. Call Louis Dlmock law situation, too, if needed. business one, two or four-family hous­ Realtors. M8-381S. more features. Must be seen. nance. Owner, 1-873-85SI eve­ TWO-FAMILY with son Rsaltonst 643-1016. bedroom Ranch. Kitchen has bathroom, 2-car garage Ranch. but yet minutes from Manches­ placas, two car garage. Im- Realty, 649-962$. Two lavatories in addition to Assumable 6-room Colonial, ing. Approximately one mile 1 • tnUBTCH cut In thla apacloue Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, M9- nings. pouibll irtments built-lns, wall to wall carpet­ Raised health flreplaoe, ple­ ter? Six-room Cape with ga­ metUaite occupancy. Low 80’s. the full, tiled bathroom. Work THREE WISHES LARGE, dean, attractive 11- one-car garage, wooded lot. deep, frontage on two roads, ALL CASH tor your property baaae. nue largo b«h«oma, 2- 5847. are lnt C P )] U1 early ing In the living room, huge thora of ckiaets. Walk-out base­ rage on large well landscaped Oonverse Road. Morrison shop in cellar. Garage c a n to aeC’ A -/K _/l-vl_x .roperty. romn house Indudlng 4 -ro o m on bus line. Only $21,900. with eig^ room center hall co­ within 24 hours. Avoid red taps. ear gang*, central location, MANCHESTER MANCI^TER — Rockville, 4- comer lot with split rail fetfoe, ment. Belflore Agency, 647- lot. Many extras. Call Inter­ Realtor, 643-1016. oO heat . NeeOi aome work but house 2 cars plus tremendous If peace comfort and loca­ SOUTH BND-Move In tomor­ room Ranch. Itaotty pine Uving NOrman S. Hohenthal, Realtor, rental plus •excellent barn, 332' reo room. Assumable FHA national Associates, 647-1300 lonial. Two-car garage, over­ Instant servlos. Hayss Agency, storage space. Ideal for large Assumable 9-room Ranch 1413. 6464)181. caly< $S,M 0 buya. Keith Agen­ tion are important to you, row, older seven-room In tip­ room, oak floors, large lot. Im- 616-1166. frontage, $28,600. Hutchins mortgage, 322,600. Phllbrick for an appointment today. head doors, other buildings. SIX ROOM RANCH family or home and office Including very large rec cy. M M IM , M»-198S. better look th's over! Con­ top condition. IH baths, three mcteidate. Only $14,700. H. M. Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. PRESTIGE Riga Lane in Bol­ Please note: Investors, specu­ room, built-in vacuum clean­ Agency, Realtors, 649H847. combination. Lovely raised venient to schools and shops. bedrooms, comer lot. Owner frechette. Realtors, M7-990S. MANCHESTER — Six room ton, outstanding 9-room Ranch EAST HARTFORD —WUl you lators, form syndicate or On bus line, consisting of MANCHESTER — M/ two- er, 2 baths, swimming pool. LEGAL OOBURN R oad.. a lino custom hearth fireplace. Rooms are Fireplaced living room, 3-4 finds the house too big, emdous O^te fireplace, formal dining BOLTON — Big house, big lot. Call Frank FlllOramo, Belflore *^pay $28,900 for a $81100 swim- corporation. Buy this 160. acre living room, kitchen, three- simply majestic —a must see tomlly central location. Receiit Asking $81,900. U built eokaiiiU In an area ot bedrooms in th's 6-room to sell. Any reasonable offer THREE-'bedroom Colonial, fire­ room, oil 1 ^ water heat, ga­ 8-room older home; plus 4- Agency, 647-1418. mhig pod? What we includ­ NOTICE farm at only $800 per acre. By WANTED ocmiuiahle homes. Thts la one bedrooms and family.room. situation. Belflore Agency, 647- heating system, new ceramic ed a ttaree-bedroom Ranch, full Cape plus lovely treed lot. will be given serious considera­ place, gar^ . Immediate oc­ rage, wood^ lot, on tms line, Three-family, good loca­ room apartment. 434 choice appointment only, Joseph d e a n . Lot# Bfodel at the finest we have seen, Firei^ace, hot arater heat, 1413. bates, new oak floors, ect., ect. acres. Louis Dlmock Realty, LONDON PARK — Pleasant basement, garage, fenced in tion. T. J . Crockett, Realtor, cupancy. 5# Keene St. Open for near shopping and school. Char tion, good income, corner ADMISSION Hochberg, Broker, phone 1-486- ■onken living room, taro fire­ basement garage, many 643-1877. ProteealonaUy appraised. Ask 649-9823. rural atmosphere in congenial/ yard with plenty of shrubs and 9687. NEW LISTING — Lovely 7 inspection weekends. Bon Real Estate, 843-0663. lot Price is right on this OF ELECTORS USED C A R S places, baths, three bed­ additional features. Must tor Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agen­ young nelghboihood. Charm­ trees tor privacy. Convenient­ room Colonial with central air- one. Notice Is hereby given that rooms, roar porch enclosed, see interior to appreciate. KEITH REAL ESTATE cy, 647-1413. VERNON —Custom built ing clean 6-room Cape. Formal ly located with Immediate oc­ conditioning. Circa 1968. Auto­ the Board of Admission of Elec­ Top Priew Fold alda porch, garage, must be Priced under $20,000. 646-4126 649-1922 Colonial Ranch, prime area, dining room, waU to wall. Ex­ cupancy. Why pay rent when matic kitchen, first-floor fam­ MANCHBSTBJR Two residential lota, north tors, of the Town of Manches­ NOTICE For AUBinkMl assn to be appreciated. T. J. quality oonstruptlon, three cellent insulation. Aluminum ily room or 4th bedroom. Two east section, Buckley School you can have all this for $23,- ter, will be in session In the Mu­ PUBLTC HEARING Oockett, Realtor, MS-1877. LARGE RANCH area. large be<|rooms, double ga- storms, screens, doqrs. $21,- 9004, Call the Phllbrick Agency, CAftm cHm oui lavatories, one fully tiled bath­ MANCHESTER — Dartmouth Prime nefghboriniod, 8 bed­ .rage, barn. Only $84,900. Hayes nicipal Building, Town Clerk's BOARD OP DIRECTORS ALICE CLAMPET, 700. and worth It. Belflore Realtors, 649-6847. Office, on Wednesday, April 2, C O .. INC. THREE incomes. Center Street, room. Aluminum storms and Rd. New 7-room Raised Rasich, rooms, bate and lav, spa­ Agency, 646-0131. TOWN OP MANCHESTER, REALTOR Agency, 647-1418. 1669 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., tiro tamlly, 8-8 |rfua separate screens. Fireplace, oversized baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry cious reoreatlon room, ga- CONNECTICUT 1229 Main S t EARL EVERETT LOOKINO for Mimmer fun? for the purpose of admitting all TUESDA., APRIL 1, 1969 Ove room bouse. Belling as a 649-4M3 643-7407 garage. Belfiore Agency, 647- room, built-lits, plastered 'rage. Oentnal location, quliet SOUTH WINDSOR — Big 8- Phone 649-6238 Here’s a 4-bedroom, aU year L e ^ Notico persons who are found . to be The Board of Directors wlil package. Price reduction for 1413. wails, 2-car garage, dty uUll- street, treed lot, d ty utU- room Split In convenient loca­ REAL ESTATE ‘round lakefront prtqierty. Two tion. Plethora of extras Includ­ qualified to be Electors of the conduct a public session Tues­ quick sale. Wohrerton Agency NEW LIS'nNG —Centrally lo­ Ues, near school. 30-day oc­ Itiea. This home merito your LIMITATION OBDBB CUSTOM built overaise Cape on fiiU baths, 2-car garage, plus ing automatic kitchen with all AT A C»URT OF PROBATE, held Town of Manchester. day, April 1, 1969 from 9:00 a.m. Rsaltors. a«»-2813. cated 6-room Cape with 4 bed­ cupancy. Built by Anaeldi. oonsideratkm. Uppw $20’s. 643-7019 at Manchester, within and for the oversize lot 120' wide and ' ex­ porch to enjoy those summer conveniences. Large family The Qualifications are as fol­ to 11:00 in the Municipal Build­ rooms possible. Fireplace. CSiarlea Lesperance. M9-7620. For details call Mr. Lewis District of Manchester, on the 21et MANCHESTER — Taro-family, ceptionally well landscaped, 2- nights. Keith Agency, 646-4128, room plus den or fourth bed­ day of March, 1969. lows : Applicant must be a Unit­ ing Hearing Room to hear com­ Aluminum storms, screens, 649-6806. 8-8, good condition, ' excellent car garage. Bowers School. FLORIST gift shop, beauty 649-1922. room. d ty water. Wall to wall Preaent, Hon. John J . Wallett, ed States citizen, twenty-one ments and suggestions from the doors, baths. Assumable MANCHESTER — Very large 8- Judse. (21) years of age, have resided The retaim, $24,600. H. M. Frechette $28,000. Phllbrlck Agency, salon, etc. Attractive 6 room In several rooms. Oarage. Batate of Nettle K. Reale, late public. SVi per cent mortgage! Call bedroom Ranch In a prime COVENTRY —Ideal “starter” In the Town of Manchester for Realtor, M7-9MS. Realtor, 649-8347. home, garage, oovei«d patio, B & W Priced to sell at $20,600. New of Mancheater. tai said District, de­ Future sessions will be held now! Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. residential area, 2 fireplaces, or "retirem ents 2-bedroom ceased. six (6) months, be able to read the first Tuesday of each month fireplace, 2 acres. Hutchins BARROWS and WALLACE Co. listing. Mr. Fllloramo, Bel­ On moUoa of Alphonse A. Reale, Home 134 bathe, rec room, garage, home. 16x15 Uvlng room', 23’ in English _ and take the oath from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. In Hohsm For Solo 72 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Manchester Parkade flore Agency, 647-1418. 74 Woodland 8L. Itancheeter, Conn., Housos For Solo 72 THE MOST immaculate Green Immaculate throughout. Ask­ . kitchen with plenty of cabin­ administrator. prescribed 'by law. the Municipal Building Hearing Manor Ranch we've ever seen! Manchester 649-8306 ing $29,900 H. M. Freqhette, ORDERED: That three months MANCHESTER — 2 family, 12 ets, oil hot water heat, close from the 21st day of March, 1969, Dated at Manchester this 28th Room and the third Thursday of Front 2 Listen to this —^wall to wall Realtors 647-0993. rooms, 6-6 and 2. Convenient $28,000 — Privacy, 6-r o o in to supervised beate. Only $12,- VERNON — 6-room SpUt be and the tame are lim its and day of March 1969. each month from 6:30 to 8:30 carpeting in the living room, Ranch, paneled family room, 900. Lessenger Co. Realtors, allowed tor the creditors within Board of Admissions p.m. In the Town Counsel’s Of­ JACQUELINE^ROBERTS location, city water, city sewer, MANCHESTER — Four room Ranch, fireplace, bulK-lns, which to brln . in their claims dining room, hallway and all stove, dishwasher, gsrage, se­ 1-423-9291 Gerry Petrus, 1-423- asalnst said estate, and said ad­ William C. Johnson, fice In the Municipal Building. $26,900. PtiUbrljck Agency Real­ Ranch, Ideal retirement or bath and half, maximum fi­ By BBA KEITH three bedrooms! Home h a a cluded yard with trees, laurel. 9788, Joan SatUon 1-228-3060. nancing available to qualified ministrator la directed to give pub­ Selectman John I. Garside Jr. had tender loving care a n d tors, 649-8347. starter home. Picture book lic noUce to the creditors to bring AGENCY Hutchins Agency, Realtors, buyer. 646-1700, 668-0228. In their claims within said time Mildred M. Schaller, Secretary The “Family Room” la one kitchen with dishwasher, blue ahowa it. Belflore Agency. $18,100. MaiMhester, attractive WE CANNOT 049-8324. VERNON — Six-room Cape, allowed by publlehfaig a copy of Selectman Board of Directors of (the basic fesAurea of to- 646-8889 647-1413. stone fireplace In living room. like new on a parklike lot. BOLTON — Top location, top this order In aome newspaper hav­ Theresa M. Parla, Manchester, Conn. 0./$ togetnemesa. Often 8-bedroom Ranch, large seclud­ Many features you will love. ing a clrculaUon In said probate opoting off itfae kftetaen, tt- ed well shrubbed yard, city MANCHESTER — ExecuUve Three bedrooms, formal dining quality custom built 6-room district within ten days from the Selectman Dated at Manchester, Con­ WHERE just off Main St. can TELL A LIE. brick Colonial, one of town’s Centrally located. Char-Bon date of thla order and return make giveo mother a chance to EXCLU8IVBa,Y YOURS utilities, centrally located. room, wall to wall carpeting, Ranch. Plastered walls, cast- Edward Tomklel, necticut, this twenty-first day of you get a six-room home with finest locations, 10 rooms, 334 Agency, 643-0683. to thla court of the notice given. keep an eye on the teUdren Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- oversized attached garage, iron radiation, breezeway, 2- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Town Clerk March 1969. while woridng. large, clean rooms and alumi­ MLS SAVES YOU baths, double garage, fire­ oar garage. Priced tor Im­ 8 Maacbester—A dlsaf^iearing breed. This hard-to-find 6- 6324. minutes to Vemon Circle. H.M. Leaving garage doon. open num siding . and aluminum place, living room, many other Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. mediate sale. Hayes Agency, room Ranch. Offers a specious family kitchen with buUt-ins, storms and screens for $17,- TIME, MONEY when you go to market ad­ dellghiful fireplaced living room with wall to wall carpet­ refinements. Situated on mani­ Lots For Sole 73 646-0131. vertises your absence iwd ing, IH baths, 3 generous sized bedrooms, the flnisned 300? Ask any of the “can do” cured landscaped acre lot. VERNON —Owner transferred invites robberies. tsi^y room is emphasized by a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, boys from the Belflore' Agen­ AND A Available for immediate occu­ RA building lot for sale, north­ selling their neat Ranch with COLUMBIA Lake— 8-bedroom cy, 647-1418. 3 bedrooms, living room with cottage, large fireplace, large (1) 10-unit Apt. possible on laundry room, work area and a one-car garage completes pancy. Call I Warren E. How- east comer of Carol Drive and this Residence B Zone this functional home. Set on a profesaionaUy landscaped lot NEADAGHE. fireplace, Siting room and patio with fireplace, 180* on TALL TREES and flowering lemd. Realtor, 648-1108. 01cott-» Street. CaU 246-4781 af­ site. 34 block fMxn bus. In a much sought after area. Comfortably priced in the VERNON ter 5:80 p.m. bright kitchen. Basement has lake. Hutchins Agm ey Real­ upper 20’e. shrubs are featured on this es­ The wonder of Tallwood Close to church, school MANCHESTER — Center reoroom phis an office. Ter­ tors, 649-6324. end shopping. All Util- tate in Manchester Truly a Business zone, vacant value! NORTH COVENTRY — North rific location, the lot is approx- Mancheater—drete this one! Desirable 3-bedroom Ranch centrally located hideaway. VERNON ittes availetola '' Elegant homes, set among stately spruce Seven rooms, 2 baths, oil heat. River Rd., 2.8 acres. Lovely Imatety 300 feet deep. Start BOLTON — U * R buUt Raised If You Don t in a picturesque setting. Bow-windowed Uvlng room offers Two master bedrooms, two Ideal investment for office and sloping lot. Approximately packing and call T.J. Crockett, Ranch, 3 bedroonus, 2 fire­ (2) 8 Mta In town. Central, mlsed hearth fireplace and wail to wall carpeting. Huge other bedrooms, 234 baths, IwUaon Lane Apartments. I and birches on the Tallwood slopes. off of E Center SL WUl 1 Now available, new 834 apartment. $21,800. Call War­ 400’ frontage. Possibilities of Realtor, 643-1677. places, garage, acre lot, very proCessionally flnljahed family room with built-in bar and both a Icuge formal dining Through the trees, glimpses of golf clean borne. Asking $26,900. H. 1 or aU. “A” Zone. comer benches. Convenient kitchen with dining area. At­ I rooms a t $160. Spacious I ren E. Howland, R e a lt^ , 648- 3 lots. $6,600. Paaek Realtors, Believe room and a breakfast nook. I kitchen has oven, range, | cours^ north and south — the rolling 1108. 289-7475, 742-6921. VERNON M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- (S) $28,600—^buya laige two tached garage end one-half acre treed lot. Priced in the Many other features including famUy houae (6 A 5) low, upper 20's. I refrigerator, dining space. fairways of Minnechaug and Manchester 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL 9993. wall to wall everywhere. 2-car I Oversized living room I WEST SIDE — 6 rooms, mod­ Extremely nilce with center there's a home you’ll be satisfied with that's Just off of E. Center S t Country Clubs. Children playing, laughing TOLLAKD Manchester—{Innumerable quality extras in this lovely 8- garage, breezeway. Extra lot ■ with formal dining area. em kitchen with buHt-lns, for­ Out of Town entrance, large living room 2-oar gsiage. bedroom Raised Ranch. Located in one of Manchester's of record included. Fast sale I Heat, hot water, complete L near at hand. Open space... and mal dining room, three bed­ with fireplace and beamed 4-BEDROOM RAISED within your means, let us show you around. (4) 50-lot approved subdi­ wanted without fuss or fan­ I electric bill, parking and I vision. most desirable areas. Family sized dream kitchen. Two privacy. The beauty of grand moments, rooms, large enclosed porch, For Sate 75 oelUng, big formal dining Ranch on a huge treed lot. full baths. Oversized picture window in living room. Formal fare. Several financing options I baaement storage all in- and of little things. Your family should garage, aluminum siding, $24,- room, and kitchen, 134- Here is a custom buZt home (5) 5.7 acres Induatrihl aon- dining room with sliding gtass doons leadng onto elevated available. Ask for Bill Belflore, I eluded. We have wonderful homes for average ed kmd. 850-ft road see it all — the wonder of Tallwood. 900. HiUbrlck Agency Real- baths, attached garage and less than 1 yeeir old with sundeck. Fireplaced family room, double garage. Delay Belflore Agency, 647-1418. tora, 649-8S47. breezeway, treed lot. Hur­ frontage. $20,000' full means disaiq^nintment at $^,800. YERNDN SOUTH WINDSOR 2 baths, fomily room built-in price. ry !! Only $29,900. OaU John oven and range, dishwasher, income families . . . and we'll be |»roud to NEWLY LISTED and immacu­ MANCHESTER and vicinity — (6) 6-rootn Gbps. Living I FrankUn St. Apartments. I Limited number of assumable 7*/« Sledesky, 649-5306. fireplaced living room and South Windsor—^Tlred of high prices? Economical 3-bedroom late ! Colonial with family For the best in real estate In WON’T LAST LONG room with fireplace, din­ Split Lovel in excellent oonditlon. Offers large living room, I Now available, 634 rooms I mortgages. Immediate occupancy. a 2 oar garage. How is $81,- show them to you. Pay us a visit and find out! room in cellar, large kitchen, I at $166. Spacious kitchen I all price ranges call Mitten ing room, 8 bedrocma; eat-in kitchen writh dinette, finished family room and baae­ big living room, two fireplaces 600 for value? 649-6306. pleasant trM ohadsd ment garage. Set on large, level, well landscap^ lot. Ideal has oven, range, refriger-[ Open noon to dark. From Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Attraotivne and immaculate B formal dining room, three Marichester Center, drive Ranch, recently painted, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MEMBER OF MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD Mckjrard. Central k>aa- starter home at $23,900. I ator, dishw ater, dining I BOARD OF REALTORS AND MD.8 tfon. $21,900. good sized bedrooms. Private I room, .oversized 1 i v 1 n g I out South Main Street MANCHESTEIR —6-room Colon­ convenlenit location, 3 bed­ Manchester Parkade B W yard with swimming pool. A SALE OR ial, 134 baths, 2 unfinished In Tip for selMng a house: SlrBt Gla^onbury—Minnechaug area. Seven-room Split Level (room, 2 bedrooms, 13k| to the Q/astonbury town rooms, carpeting, aluminum Manchester 649-6306 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ImpresaionB are impontanlt with over 2 acres of land. 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Hutch­ »899mQ989m9IH8}QtftM»0080tOQ80tOftOOOOflOOMOOOOOOOOOOOpOOOOOOOQOOOfl0080Q for expert eastataace. fered at $43,900. two baths, two fireplaces, best locaUon, $24,900 646-0410. 649-5347. ins Agency Realtors, 649-6824. of construction. Owner wants a Gtashofibury—iMlnnechaug area. Majestic heritage Colonial fast sale, . .this could be your SM spacious rooms. Oversized kitchen with an informal opportunity. Move in Im­ breakfast room punctuated by a large picture window. The feeling of elegance is further exp»erienoed by 4 double sized mediately. T.J. Crockett, Real­ bedrooms. Versatile first-floor family and dining room. tor, 643-1877. Traditional fireplaced living room ideally designed lor easy fumitune placement. 2% baths, dark fruit wood stained MANCHESTER — Move right woodwork, multitude of closets, double attached garage in, 3-bedroom Ranch, formal Beautiful tree-laden lot. 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TWMHTV-EIGHT FiODAY, MABCH la IWt ; ______UlanirlrBBtfr lEttmng l^fraUi D B O r M # t P m h ! Mr (ha Weah MSaf The Weather March 39, M 9 Scattemd ibowun, turatag ‘‘ Town windy and much eoldrc, ovar- EiMMil LL Quvl A. Mtoon, nlght lowu around 30. Parity tH m tm t i Ib n Am M. Mtoa 15,535 cloudy and windy tomofiuw, nn Trail, cnu- Handie^er— A CUy of VUtage dharm hlgha in tea tte. f, mri a graduate o( B% li School, te Service Is VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 152 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SBC1TON) •■ M a g m a pqrohlaMc aurra INC. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1969 (Olaaalfted Adrcrtlatag on Pug« 11) PRICE TEN CENM •fc « ■ U A A ir fy m e HnapKal. Popart A n, Tra. 445 HARTFOltD ROAD— MANCHESTER WgL RaBdail a Brapam . aon Our Best Product Flags Lowered •f Ita . Joauette Qulniby ol 0 HoneW* D^oeavres at, aMTiBg aa an air NEW YORK (AF)-: Astro­ Crtegbk •yaclaltel with ttw aiMth naut William A. Anders was m t a i y A lrlin Support Squad- Dempsey Leads offered some bora d'oeuvree ran at C3aife AB in the Philip- oo tram a 80,000-year- Nation, World Mourn phMs, raoaaily parttcipatad la old hone. a ~ * ‘****T training exercise in "But I was tee one who the RepiMic of Korea. got alraiok,’: he laughed In State Tribute proteat, recalling hla limar flight last CSuistmai.. Plo. Itelwrt J. Zanlungo, son By THB ASBOBIAIBO PRESS ot K r . and K r a CSetto Zanlungo The exotio here d’oeuvree I o( US Sc&xd at., returned to Sihcrtiy befoipe 1 p.m. Friday American fiegs in Oon- were served Friday night F t Riley, Kan., Oils month af­ nectteuit were lowered to half staff as the stolte mourn­ prior to the annual dinner ot ter participating in NATO ed the death ot Dwight DavM Eisenhower. the Expiorers Club at the Eisenhower’s Passing iraimivani la West Gennany. To those ComiBdtteut residents who knew the former Waldorf Astoria Hotel. President persenaiDy, and to those who had seen and The delicacy w8a made Sgt Joseph A. Paone, son of honored him dnrinig hfs fivp visits to the stdte, his from marrow of the bonea of Mr. and Mrs. Domeirio A. Pa- passing was particularly poignant. a prehistoric horae found one o( M ranoeton St, Is senr- G«v. John Dempaey lad tea ---- 1 ------frosen in a glacier. Ing as an administrative ape- algn teat Bteanhmrcrwa. "right 100 Foreign Leaders piaMM «ith''a unit of tee Pa- onth «M>i» Air Force at Taldl Royal was right tor hte Uma. T t e i ABB, ItaaUanih Allies Lose n ^ a n t and a b i^ all, ackteen Briatol, who tougtit under Btoan- Expeeted at Funeral apee. 6. Gary P . Dorsey, son ^^**** . ahowad hia hower In the W ^ Wkr H cam- 'T X . 0 1 o ( lb :, and Mrs. Philip R. Doi> 2 hZoSTJ?* I*'*™ North Africa, si^„ 1 hree P la n e s W ASH INGTON (AP)^—(M’SEons mourned ttie pass­ sey of ISl Keeney St., recently humanity. Normandy and. Garmaiur, was awarded a certificate of ing of Dwight D. Eisenhower today at the beghwitog nehievement by tee 2nd Royal Meade Alcorn, a BuCtleld law- racaUad tea Siq>rcma Allied ¥ . „ of a majestic final tribute before a train ca rr^ him y «r who aervad aa RapubUcan Oommandar'a "tremendous rca- l - U J.VP I f f I l L S f .. F slowly to Kansas that Army tor participating as Natlanal Oiairman under Btaan- pmiriblUtlae and tea near over- ~ home the plaline. a nomher of a folk mraic group Private services for ■the family were planned in a hower from 1987 to 1969 oaUed whalmlngly oom{>lax factora In SAIGON (AP) — U.8. and at a hasaar to suiqiort St Behind the Counter or cAodstered chapel of the Washington Natfonal Qathediml him "one of the moat balovad, leading the allied torcae Into government forces fought 10 Mary's Orphanage in Korat He nuirt admired and moat tnoted Hhiropa. as a personal prelude to the ceremonial 'faieiwel that is a chaplain's assistant fo r bottles across South V ietn am - Americana o f our Umea. His con- That be was able to ahuffle, BSadquarters and Headquarteta trlbutlone to our'oountry aa one the closest to Sedgon since Elsenhower,®wto^ history’s fraln-vlctor in war, msn of OOb, Special troope, U A Army mold, 'bend, entice, perauade soldier jmmI ae preaMent can tee Viet Oong launched teetr mightiest Army to victory tn peace Support ThWDaimL^ and weld men of various eer- never be m eaeu^ in worite.’’ Europe to W ^d Wm n and Ws seiuU* Democratic i^ iW 9 vicea and nalUona into a com­ spring offensive—and three Formerarvwatava Gov.\gvv, JotaMUWI D. Lodge mon eftort aaaIn »a abortMaavAt. space Utof American aircraft were shot Mansfteld compared Mm The Jteilor HI I^eague of Trin­ ^ y but unbroken peace, died to George WashlngtoiTAnd per- of Westport remembered "tee short of mlrac- down, mflitary spokesmen said ity Oovenant Church will have Mday after m epic 11-monte hgp, Elsenhower, with hte land- aort of electrioal effeot he had ulous," Wosenakl said today. a ooctie patty tomorrow at 7 Behind the Products... siege of repeated heart attacks, ditis victories, may well have p.m. at the home of Wendy Nor on crowds ... and his extraor­ Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- The fighting ktt 261 Viet Oong dinary abllty to get different Conn., aald, "A s the leader of As tributes to the 78-yeais>ld been the mort popSL^SL^teit Mag, a Sandna Dr. and North Vietnamese dead at a former president poured in from ^nce the birth of the people togetber-whlch wsa one a maatlve military campaign coat of seven Americana and 10 tee palaces and pariiaments of puwic opinion polls stlU rank of tee great secrets of leader- and aa President of the United South Vietnamese killed and 74 The Pyteiaa setback card States, Eisenhower served hla tee world, U was the mayor of him as the most admired Amsr- party ■obaduted for tomorrow ahips.’ ’ Americans and 80 government Elsenhower’a adopted home ot icon. Lodge served as ambassador coimtiy ... and the cause of free­ soldlerB wounded. night has been postponed until dom with uncommon dedication Gettysburg, Pa., who perhaps Unknown to the nation when A pril 19. to Spain under Blsenbower from One of tee downed aircraft said it for Ml: 1966-61 am) said during the gen- ^ World War n began, Elsenhow- waa an Air Bhrce B67 twin-en­ "Although I was exp>icUiig ft, er rose to command tee mlght- Robert Hetns will serve as has the Experts leral’s 1963 preatdential oamp- (gee Page Foorteea) gined bomber, hit by .ground it still caused great sadness," lest armies evsr assembled In host at the Lota Jimlor Mraeum fire Thursday near tee coastal said William O. Weaver. battle through tee tifvaslaB of Smday from 2 to 5 p.m. city of Out Nhon. ’Die crewmen President Nixon, whom Eisen- Btirope to Ms personal aooept- were rescued unlnjtred. The People you know can fill you in on fhe latest features. People you can trust when hower lived t o see in the WMte ance of the German suneader. Staidey O bcle o f South Unit­ plane waa the 861at fixed-wing House, went into the seclusion Elected Prestdent in 1963 and ed Melbodiat Church wlH meet if comes to service. People you like to do business with. Norman's people. aircraft lost over South Iflet- of his Camp David, Md., retreat again in 1966—the only ReiliibU- Tuesday, April 8, at 7:45 p.m. Chemicals Suspect nam. after saying, "We have lost a can In this century to win In StMSwnah Wesley Hah of tee The other two were helicop­ full great leader, a great friend and succeaslve terma—Eisenhower, church Instead of April 1 as ters, whose loss sparked a 3H- a great man." with Ms warm omile and simple hour firetight oidy six miles Nixon wUl return Sunday Iwought reassuring ocnfl- northeast of Saigon, the closest As Cause of Cancer when the body is borne by * nation beset wtth fighting to tee capital In the Wsnied to the deanh Sat tor By ALTON m jiK irjii.inii; from aoUd particles taken from honte-drawn caisson through the Cold War crises and won as just ftve-week-oW offensive. tee second semester at Boston Aasoolated Press Science Writer poUuted cKy s ir produced a streeto of Washington to lie in plain "Ike" a {dace in tea OoOege are Donald F. Mordav- NEW OBLEANS (AP) — The high Incidence of tumors In the Spokesmen said an observa­ state beneath the doine of the haarta of millions. riqr of 85 Sherwood Orote, Peter reason many oanoer victims— liver, lymph glands and lung, he tion helicopter from the UB. 1st U.S. Caidtol. Stricken by Ms lin t heart at­ B. Denson o f 99 Ashworth S t, Infantry Diviaion backed up by tack wMle still In Ms first term perhaps to 80 per cent—are said, and "mich amounts w ^ d Prealdent Charles de Gaulle rnal Richard B. O’Grady of 72 be inhaled in about three to tour a gunshlp were recontoiterti^- of France will head the proces­ in 1966, Eisenhowar survived Kem ay St In the college of arte REFRIGERATORS rtrtekan could be cbemlcate the outskirts ot Saigon Friday that and eventually six more bs- STEREOS nwmtha" by people living In cit­ sion of perhaps 100 foreign lead­ and sotanees; Sylvia I. Smite they eat, breathe or oteerwtee ies with polluted air. when Viet Oong gunners opened ers expected to pay flmU re­ fore congestive heart failure o f 37 Madteott S t, and Sheila PHILCO 18 CU. FT. 9^0^ Uve with, a scientist saM today. A weed-killer, Mhlelo Hydra- up with machine guiw. They spect to Elsenhower at a solemn eroded Ms iron strsngth and bs A PHdnurd o f 187 H rialm Rd. RCA EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE...... And U teat Is true, D r, Samuel aide, under this test caused liver downed the observation craft, state funeral In the Washington slid gwitly into death at 13:38 •97. In Honor of Ike p.m. Friday. In tee mAofA ot nuning; and 8. Epatein aald, than inoat oan- tumors. People eat enough from wfatoh waa later salvagedv and National Cathedral Monday. 14 CU. FT. 2-DOOR TOP FREEZER. f | His wife of mon than half a Rosalie Mary Keough of 49 oers somaday could be prevent- mtatoee alnna during 30 years teen hit the gunshlp as It The flaiRS ’that enlcircle the hase o f the WafAiftigton MiHHinifiDt..W'ere lowered "For me, I see disappear with Academy St In tee school of New Copper Color, Automatic Defrost ...... I # # a K LH AM -FM STEREO M ODULE...... *268. ed. time to get about the eame dose »woopsil-te help. The gunteip much oadnea I a dear ramponlon sduostfon. Epstein deeorlbed delloate given to tee newborn mice, he was destroyed end a crewman to half staff yesterday after the death of former Presidenlt Dwiglit D. Eisen-, in arms and a friend," said De **®"'*'* “•"•V when dsaOi A D M IR A L 22 CU. FT., 36” W IDE. was killed. came as were most other mem- A new methods to test wtwther aald. TO w er. In the baickground is the U. S. Oapitol. (A P Photofax) 7’ . ,. ben of Ms family, Side by Side, No Frost Freezer...... “ O O a •347 oonunon or umwial or yet un­ Ihfantrymen of tee 1st Divi­ "A giant of our age la gone.” „. JUl Horton, daughter of FISHER AM-FM STEREO CONSOLE...... ' • An anti-fungus drug, Oriseo- Nixon, who rushed to Walter Dr. end Mm. Frank R. Hatton, suspected riwmlcals are or fulvin, caused liver tumora in aion, patrolling the same area, might he cidprMs in human can­ sought out the enemy end l^v r ihV'L 83 Prinoetoa 8t, has been mice at lesser doeagea then peo­ announcement, proelalmed c e ls o r in other health troubtoe. clashed with about 80 Viet Obng jUuUUUUI^kr - lents. named a OoSege Sdiolar at ple might take orally over a Citenhower gody tie* national day of mourning Morv Pembroke OoBege, Providence, Epstein, a research asaoclate long period o f ttme to Cure stub­ »<*llers. They reported klUlng I Waihins»on^ . The other, H arry S. ’Truman, In 9epo*e Saturday/ OA II, * .- .1 1 h.Qm. «ia ^ ort*rad the American at Children’s Oanoer Researdi WASHINGTON. D.C. now 84 ftJlQ In inul bftAltn^ MLIQ 0.^1# nmatsi it R. I. fM' tee flrst semester. The born sMn infeotions, Dr. ESpateln (See Page Fourteen) Calhodral -Li funaral Sarvitat Monday hotim: allows a student to pursue Foundation in Borton, told an said. despite his poUttcal feuds wtth around American Cancer Society eeml- Eia^wer ^ r Worid War H, ““ ** an independent study project tor He finds also that some nor­ After lying in repose In the oourae credit under the super­ nar for soienoo writera that the mally inert chemicals ahow In- "We were comrades in arms vision of a Cacidty advisor. MHhb auepeot chemicals Include poBu- tenaifytng effects when com­ a i i i 'i "c:;.;ot rc,;!;:;: ^ ^ i o ^ Z i S^ttSS. ^ Horton’s research topic Is tomts in a ir emd water, fuel com- bined with other chendcel to Ms country and Western clvt- eight boun, Elaenbower will t/.iV. Debates llzation “Soda] end PoUtioal Structure huatton products, smoking, agents. ^ pu* l>y WMte House for RANGES chemicals, added to tooda, eome Whether these findings and House, ^ e r c Truman ^ b ^ tee last tens Sunday, of the Bast Side.” WASHERS dniga, pesticides end a boet of other tests actually c ^ ly to hu­ had Uvea as President, was m, ^ wiU be carried to a MAGIC CHEF. f l C l Judith A. Teets, 44 Porter St., different agento. mans is not proven. Dr. Epstein Continue on being prcpared tor i^ b le use horse-drawn caisson near tea and Dwight L. Foster, 90 Foster 30” Electric in Avocado Deluxe ...... lO la M A YTA G W M N G E R -W A S H E R ...... In one method to detect poten­ said. of the^ toiroer cMef execu- Q,e solemn end •96. tlves during the funeral. S t, Wappdng were cited for high tial chemioal haaarde. Dr. Ep­ He said It is an approach to­ measured procession up Coosti- MAGEE. 9 1 ■Through aU the praise for E i­ honors work in being named to atein injecta newborn mice with ward simple, sensitive end Jordan Raid’ senhower ran the common re­ (See Page F earteen) the dean’s list at the Univer­ 30” Gas. For Bottled or Natural. U sed ...... I d O a NORGE 2-SPEED DELUXE WASHER ...... •187. teat matetials during tee firat praoUoal tests to answer tee three weeks o f life, then ciwckB UNITED NATTON8, N.Y. sity of New Hampshire tor the GIBSON TRI-LEVEL ELECTRIC. $ O A A growing and gnawing questions GENERAL ELECTRIC 2-SPEED WASHER. 909 ^ a year later whether they devel­ about man’s exposure to an in­ (AP) — The tl.N. Security fa ll .semester. Jhne Wilson, Hi Oven— Lo Oven, Automatic Controls...... MrlTWo KFD 3, was- cited for honors Extra Rinse Cycle ...... op tumors. creasing amount of chemtcala of Council began a third day of de­ work. Tiny omounte of extracts various kbida. bate today on Israel’s air raid against Jordan, trying to Wni«ii Tributes Praise In yesterday’s story about to­ before Big Four talks on the night’s concert of the combined Middle Bast expected to atari high school choirs in Bailey Au­ next week. ditorium, Manchester High Church Ceremony Private Diplomatic sources said So­ ‘Man of Peace’ ' School, the names of violists viet, U.S., British and French Margaret Helfrick and James U.N. ambassadors would meet WASHINGTON (A P ) — wMch he crusaded—tee free­ Buriie were inadvertently omit­ in New York Thursday to start Throughout the tribute to dom of men and the peaceful sl- ted. Former Papal Aide MSHWASHERS DRYERS talks on how to settle tee 1967 Dwlgbt D. Etsenhower that Ilanoe of nations—ore still wor­ Arab-Israeli war. thy goals of free people." flowed today from national and When you think of KITCHEN-AID. ^ 9 1 A T WESTINGHOUSE. But in Cairo, the semi-official U.N. Secretary-General U newspaper A1 Ahram said world leodm ran one refrain Portable Deluxe in C opper...... ^ I O # a Large Capacity ...... *103. Thant paid this tribute: "He TYPewnrrcRS Marries in Rome Egypt has already rejected a that would have pleased tee was a strong and practical sup­ ROME (AP) — Former Msgr. Mlap locates the various sites for the events in former President Eisenhower’s wartime general —M a n o f lliinli of YIAAJE FAMOUS BRAND FRONT ft 1 ^ 9 GENERAL ELECTRIC. Although the closest man to U.S. proposal tor peace submit­ porter of the United Natlana, Giovanni Muaante, the closeet the Pope to quit the priesthood ted to the other three powers in funeral, beginning today when his body lies in repose in Washington Cathe­ Peace. TYPHWRl'TER aEBVKK LOAD PORTABLE ...... ^ | ^ O a Family Size D r y e r ----- •97. ahere he le remembered aepe- to the Pope to quit the and marry, Musante is not the preparation for the meeting. "As kxig ea men cherish their clally for Ms inttiaflve in pro­ M9-4086 prlerthootL was married today dral and ending Monday when the funeral train leaves for the burial in Abi­ freedom,” said President Mxon, 42 8. Adams S t, Manchester THREE CYCLE BUILT-IN. ft^SAfR highest-ranked prelate to dq so. The newspaper said Egyptian moting International coopera­ 2 in a Rome church. "Dwight Elsenhower wiU stand Rinse and H o ld ...... ^ ...... dteUm a •138. Farller thU week, It was an­ Foreign Minister Mahmoud lene, Kan. (A P Photofax) *• • tion in the peaceful uses ot FAMOUS ELECTRIC TIMED and AUTOMATIC DRYER .. Muaante, 49, formerly lUh nounced that a form er auxiliary RIad told U.N. peace envoy with teem, as he stood during atomic energy.” ranked in the papal household, bishop of Lim a, Peru, had mar­ Ounnar V. Jarring the U.S. pro­ war and peace: strong, confi­ Former Vice President Hu­ left the priesthood after more ried an Argentine policewoman posal did not conform with a Se­ dent and courageoua bert H. Humphrey aald Elism than 28 years as a prelate. Hii in Buenos Airea. curity Council resolution on Funeral Service on Monday "Bhren in death lie has left us hower unified the free worid’s bride waa GHovanns Oarlevaro, Muaante's marriage was ar­ peace passed in 1M7. AI Ahram a greet spirit that will never efforts to end Wbrld War H and *T. ranged to insure strict privacy. did not elaborate. die." recognised early that the Gold The ceremony was performed It was planned Wednesday but ’The U.S. plan is understood to Eisenhower’s mUltaiy and po- one o f our noitian’s greatest in Rome’s 16th Century Santa was cancelled when word have called for the Arabs and Riderless Horse To Folloti^ Utiool leaderahip for a quarter peacemokera.’’ M aria D rila Pace church which leaked out. Israel to reach a voluntary, con­ century was marked, Nixon “Though trained os a war­ was quietly re end confidence in mankind." struck at bases of Al Fatah, an was with us when America Sen. J. W. Fulbsifht, D-Aik., THESE ARE OFF THE SHELF, ONE-OF-A-KIND— ALL FULLY GUARANTEED BY NORMAN'S the Roman OathoUo faith. while his bride was dressed in Dwight D. Btaenhower’a body president will be in a small It waa taken from the private needed Mm." Arab guerrilla organisation. ch^>el at the Elsenhower Cen­ remembered Eleenhower as tbs " I am a GatboUc and ao ia my white, eyewitnesses reported. just as it followed the caskets of funeral home today without cer­ Etsenhower once said he Before the council adjourned ter In Abilene—furthest point leader who ended the fIghUng In Aanoe. I have left the priest­ They entered the little chiwch Jetm Kennedy in 1963, and Her­ emony to Washington National wanted to be remembered for MjrliS, DMigM, •■< EXPERT SERVICE, FREE DEUVERY, LOW DOWN PAYMENT WITH UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY Friday, U.S. Ambassador west that any president has yet Korea and warned against a hood, but my faMh Is un­ through a aide door and were bert Hoover and Dougdas Moc- Cathedral, which sits on the his contributions to worid peace Colon M V s r l t i IS Charles W. Yoot said it should been buried. milttary-lndustrial complex. changed," he said. married by the Moat Rev. Magr. Arthur In 1964. hlgiKst point o f land on the not fqr his command of the al- ths B *ss«ts is tlw condemn not only "the immedi­ "Time has confirmed Ms Muaante also denied he left Fernando Clcloni, vice rector of The formal proceoekxi ao sim­ 'The plans fo r ceremonlee in northwest quadrant. llef armies that Uberated Eu­ tea priesthood to marry, saying ate acta of violence" but also judgement In a moot draroattc Santa Maria Delia Pace. Only "all other acts of violence" in ilar to the one that naUonal tele- Washington were laid out with Elsenhower was a Preteyte: rope in World Whr IL he took the deolslaa months be­ way and again we honor Mm." witnesses and the bride’s moth­ the Middle Bast. vialon burned into the memories military precision by the Army rian and although the Oateedral And he was. fore he met his Intde. He aald er were allowed inalde. Fulbright said. Service Is He said that would "best pre­ ot millions of Americana when and approved by Elsenhower ie Episcopal It contains the "He fougM os a general,” his meeting with Mias Oariavaro Former President Harry S. PINE When tee couple left the serve a spirit of partiality and Kennedy was assassinated, win himeelf In 1966. tomb of another Presbyterian said Sen. Charles H. Percy, R- m erely speeded up Ms request. church through tee main en­ come Sunday, the day before Ttie timetable begins wtth D- Truman counted among Eisen conciliation" conducive to the president—Woodrow Wilson— ni., "who understood tee hope- bower’s greaiteBt echlevements PHARMUY IRIMIAINI’S Pope Paul V I hlmaaU rrieoaed trance, parents and frlenda success of "efforts about to be the actual funeral a t WaSMng- Day—the day of his death which lessneas of wai^-and brought and is a capital landmark. INC. Muaante from tee priesthood were waiting outside to greet his role in helping' strengthen M4 CBNTBR 8TRBBT renewed with fresh vigor to ton National Oathsdral. was Friday. ’The D-Day label, a the hope of a lasting pesos." teem. They immediately left by The plena called for brief mll- postwar Europe. Manchastor — M9-M14 after tea Vatloan tried vainly to Tlte clatter o f hboivea and the common military symbol, waa Said Sen. Edward M. Kenne­ oenWnoe hint to stay. (See i^age Nine) 445 HARTFORD ROAD— MANCHESTER Our Best Product mournful ran ot dnima as Bi- also used to designate June 6, (See Page Fourteea) dy, D-Maas.,: "The causes for (See Page FSnrteen)

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