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VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 173 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO’ SECTIONS)' MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 (ClaMlfled Advorttofaif on Fngo 21) PRICE SEVEN CENIR to 'M i:!:. Chute Fails %&$■

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i Spaceship to Crash V ‘^ ' -*• •'• VfrJ* . ■ - ■ .-.xx ■•.' ■ MIG Airfields •. MOSCOW (AP) — Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov SAIGON (AP) — U.S. Air Kep, 37 miles northeaist of Ha- plummeted to death from a height of more than four Force and Navy planes made no; miles when his spacecraft Soyuz 1 tried to land today, their first attack of' the Vietnam Pilots reported both missiotis the government announced. war today on MIG jet siirfields were successful, U S. headquar­ It was the first time either of ------in North Vietnam, while some ters said, but there'’ was no re­ the two space powers has re- jhe moon with the United 20,000 U.S. and South Vietnam­ port of the damage. ported the death of an astronaut hampered. ese ti’oops made a massive as­ Elsewhere in the ground war, on an operation. The fiery death of three U.S. sault on three Communist jun­ U.S. Marine and Army infantry­ Moscow radio said ropes of astronauts in an ApoWo space gle redoubts in War Zone C. men clashed repeatedly with the parachute meant to ease the capsule on the launching pad of A U.S. command spokesman scattered enemy farces 1 1 South landing twisted, and the >hip hit Kennedy Jan. 27 has set 1 < said U.S. Air Force F4C Phan­ Vietnam’s threatened northern with great force, killing the 40' back the American program. • i ’<: toms hit one North Vietnamese prornnces. The U.S. commend year-old veteran cosmonaut. The veteran Komarov, a colo- airfield at Hoa Lac, 19 miles reixuted a total of 91 enemy Tass news agency said the pj,^ ^ Voskhod >>i% -A ¥ ■ ■ west of Hanoi, while Havy A4s dead. spaceship had pajssed safely 1, the first three-man spacecraft MM ■ 4 M' , and A6s hit a second jet field at In the Communist C Zone through the most difficult brak to go aloft in October 1964. H« north of Saigon, helicopter-^ ing stretch in the dense layer of yj.g,j to go into ; | , u " v ■'■S'- borne troops fanned out through the atmosphere space twice. the bamb-soarred, defoliated "However, when the main During a television broadcast .ii~ April Cold countryside behind thick smoke­ cupoloa of the parachute opened y^^ ^ occupied by a screens laid by other helicop­ at an altitude of seven kilomet­, portrait — trimmed in black — ters. ' ers —4.3 miles the straps of cosmonaut in uniform. Sets Record; As the advancing ground the parachute, according to pre- ThoB was the same photogiwph Helmeted troopers bear the coffin of Konrad Ade­ troops uncovered supply caches liminary reports, got twisted which — without the black trim and stubborn guerrillas, heavy and the spaceship descened at a nauer into the Cologne cathedral where the body Snow Falls — was carried in special edi­ tanks of three armored squad­ great speea which resulted in tions of Soviet newspapers Sun­ will lie in state until funeral services tomorrow rons crashed wide lanes in the Komarov s death,” Tass added. morning. (AP Photofax) CHICAGO (AP)—(Late April day when the Soyuz flight was cold drove temperatures to rec­ jungle and mowed down clear­ Komarov, 40, on his second hailed as a triumph, ings for future helicopter as­ ord lows today in the midcon­ space venture, rode Soyuz into Soviet news media said the saults. tinent and heavy snowfalls orbit Sunday amid speculation cosmonaut died today but did whitened the east. The operation, named Man­ another would be sent up for an give the exact time of the LBJf Kissinger An overnight fall of more than hattan, put about four brigades Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov attempt to rendezvous. accident nor where this had tak­ The first firm initlmation that 3 inches in Chicago hampered of Amer.cen troops and a regi­ en place. ment of Vietnamese into the something might have gone R had been predicted in un­ cleanup and repair work in ar­ 1 eas ravaged by tornadoes Fri­ field, plus supporting armor, wrong came when the govern- conformed reports that the S<^ ment newspaper izvestfa de­ day. artillery and aviation battalions. yuz 1 flight would last up to a In Bonn Review layed its Monday evening edi­ Havre, Mont., had a 4 above The American units were de­ U.S. Issues Appeal week. The death announcementa tion withoiit explanatlonr' BONN, Germany (AP) — er would be ready to talk with zero reading this morning, the ployed on both sides of the Sai­ indicated it was meant to end The official announcement today and everything went aU President Johnson today ex­ West German leaders. lowest ever there for this date gon River about 30 miles north­ pressed America's sorrow at the “ I wanted to assure the new in the season and a record low west of Saigon, with troops from said Komarov had completed All right until the last moments. For in mdssians successfully before the There had been speculation death of former Chancellor Kon­ government that our people for the third straight day. the 25th Division along the rad Adenauer and invited Chan­ would be available at their re­ southern sector and 1st Infan­ acoidient. ' ’ that a Imikup of Komeoxiv with a Other records included Rock­ WASHINGTON (AP) — In the with an expression of sorrow at He wiM be given a hero’s buri­ cellor Kurt Georg Kie.singer to quest," he said. try Division troops on the north. second' spaceship would be a ford, HI., 16; Sioux Falls, S.D. light of the second space trage- the death of Soviet Cosmonaut al in Red Square. step toward an-orbiiting spoca visit him at Christmas or any Kiesinger has been chancellor 20; Des Moines, Iowa, 24; To­ Three Vietnamese battalions since Dec. 1. He has not since dy in three months, the United Vladimir Komarov with a call Komarov’s death raised spec­ r t » other time. peka, Kan., 28; St. Joseph, Mo. were moving overland north- (See Page Ten) ‘■ visited the United States. ^ i r> States issued a str(»ig appeal for U.S.-USSR space coopera- ulation whether the Soviet race The President told reporters 27; Kansas City, 27; Concordia, ^ i t rom en C3rt through the ti-Qjy cooperative ef- tion "on a realistic basis.” afterward that he and Kiesinger Johnson told reporters he re­ Kan., 28, and Wichita, Kan., 32. minded Kiesinger that on sever­ ™ manned exploratitm to Webb emphasized, in a formal had reviewed recent contacts Freezing weather extended as uaryno-,, during Operation , oeoar moon and beyond. statement, that President John- ' i . ' . al occasions West German Falls. between American and West far south as the Texas panhan­ James E. Webb administrator ready to act on a coopera- German officials, including Vice chancellors had come to see Contact was reported light, dle. Dalhart, Tex., had 30. of the National Aeronautics and basis, especially in view of President Hubert H. Hum- Christmas week. He Frost and freeze warnings for Teamsters Voting added that he would be “ very (See Page Ten) Space Administration, coupled possibility that cooperation phrey's recent trip. tonight spread from the lower might have averted the Soviet He added that Secretary of happy to see him in the United ■ space accident today or the one State Dean Rusk and Secretary at (^ristmas, or at any (See Page Ten) last Jan. 27 in which three U.S. of the Treasury Henry H. Fowl- hme. Johnson also said he and Gen. Westmoreland: astronauts died in a spacecraft Against Contract, Kiesinger had agreed to meet fire on the ground. again Wednesday "to exchange Snow Use Informed sources here said independent ’Truck Drivers Un­ 1 0 Violent Deaths WASHINGTON (AP) — Early views on several problems of Soviet scientists apparently fragmentary returns from ion are not part of the national mutual interest.” Today is a snow day for made several attempts to bring Teamsters Union voting were bargaining unit. several area school systems Antiwar Protesters 4 Teen-agers A spokesman for the West the Soyuz 1 spacecraft back to running nearly 2 to, 1 today There was no immediate indi­ — including Manchester’s — German government said to­ earth before it crashed and against a proposed national con­ cation whether negotiations be­ and the weatherman went Killed in State day’s talk, which lasted nearly killed Its pilot. tract that followed a nationwide tween thr trucking Industry and right along with the idea. 90 minutes, gave the two men a Must Cost U.S. Lives Webb’s statement said, “ all of trucking shutdown two weeks the Teamsters Union would re­ chance to lay down the topics Pupils in local schools us who have faced the difficul­ sume if the national contract Auto Accidents NEW YORK (AP) — Gen. The AP members met at the ago. they will discuss Wednesday. were in class to make up for ties of understanding and put­ were rejected. William C. Westmoreland Waldorf-Astoria in the same An Associated Press survey NEW HAVEN (AP) — Neither Johnson nor the Ger­ one of the several sessions ting to use the forces of nature A Teamsters source said warned today that antiwar pro­ city where opponents of U.S. showed a vote of 24,826 to 12,830 Ten persons met violent death man spokesman said anything canceled by winter storms. at the outer edge of man’s (here probably would be no tests in the United States “ inev­ involvement in Vietnam staged against the contract, with about in accidents in Comiecticut over about the nature, of the topics. knowledge of what is possible in move for new talks until the School authorities must itably will cost lives” by en­ a massive demonstration nine eight per cent of the vote from the weekend. Seven of them But Johnson’s allusion to Fowl­ this decade, deeply regret the total vote was in. ^ have received a jolt when couraging a battered (Commu­ days ago. 450,000 Teamsters counted. were killed in highway acci­ er indicated he had financial loss of life represented by the Federal officials are keeping they looked outside and saw nist enemy to push his aggres­ “ The vote is going very poor­ j.-»^ dents. problems on his mind, such as As originaBy written his ad­ death of cosmonaut Komarov a close wo/tch on the situation. more of the white stuff sion in Vietnam. ly,” said a spokesman for Four teen-agers were among the continuing drain on Ameri­ piling up as a freak spring dress said Ws men “ know that and extend our sincere sympa­ Teamsters voted over­ The megnificent men and Trucking Employers Inc., which the seven victims of auto crash­ can gold stocks. they are helping to stop the thy to his family and associates. whelmingly to reject the pro­ t - i . . storm dropped unexpected women I command in Vietnam negotiated the contract with the es. His talk with Kiesinger was spread of Communism. They “ We feel certain that man will posed three-year contract, wet snow across most of the have earned the unified support union after a three-day lockout In addition, a construc­ second of the day. He had called state. Some outdoor activi­ have been given a job and they achieve great things in space. whicli includes about 70 cents an of the American people,” 'West­ that followed a rash of Team­ tion worker was killed by a on the chancellor and on Presi­ ties, like baseball games, are doing it well and with Some of these will determine hour in increased wages and moreland said. sters’ strikes. steel beam, a man was crushed dent Heinrich Luebke, for what were called off, but another pride.” - what man will be able to do on fringe benefits, in such major The four-star general uttered The Teamsters are back at by his car when It slipped off a White House spokesman snow day to make up for In a before-delivery revision earth. areas as Philadelphia, St. Louis, his warning and unity appeal in work pending the outcome of a jack, and a man drowned called “ pure courtesy calls.” this snow day is not expect­ the general added at that point: “ We also feel that at this Akron, Buffalo and San Francis­ In New Haven Harbor. Johnson expressed to Luebke a speech prepared for The Asso­ dawn of the space age, man has the vote, except in Chicago, co. ed. (See Page Ten) The drowning victim was and Kiesinger American sorrow ciated Press ermual meeting. the duty to seek cooperation where strikes and lockouts af­ In Detroit, home of Teamsters fecting 45,000 drivers are In ef­ Thomsis J. Smith, 39, of New and his own personal sense of between nations such as the General Vice President Fr£ink Haven, whose body was found loss at the death of Adenauer. fect. Chicago Teamsters and the (See Page Ten) Saturday several hours after he His 40-mlnute conversation (See Page Ten) had been seen fishing. with Luebke also ranged over ^>--T , German-American relations and ' ' J i m ' In Berlin, a head-on oradh -i:y\, two cars proved fatal Sunda; tbutual security questions which ^\iO ^ to Mrs. Arline Pickett, 66, of have arisen since the end of Hoffa in Prison (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Union Boss Adjusts Well; Conyers Hits Powell ■r* Seen Still Doing Business

For Staying on Bimini LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) — “ We recognize no big shots.” prisoner gets four sets of clothing within a week of arriv­ A How is James R. Hoffa taking But a source inside tee prison WASHINGTON (AP) — A Ne­ wants the seat and is willing to prison life alter seven weeks in had this observation of Hoffa al. gro congressman said today contact the members, there is a federal penitenUary? now serving an eight-year jury Hoffa also takes in dirty hum- that unless Adam (Jlayton Pow­ no indication that there will be a What Is the convict-president tampering sentence. dry, and occasionally sews up ell returns to Washington soon change In votes.” of the 1.8 million-member “ He looks good and is very mattress covers to replace to work in his own behalf, he The chairman of the select Teamsters Union doing as No. cheerful. He seems to be mak­ ripped ones. committee, Rep. Emanuel Cell- has little chance of being seated 33298? ing the best of his prison life. He His prison job Is temporarily in the House — regardless of er, D-N.Y., said Sunday “ the Has he adjusted to the routine makes friends very easily with classified as general mainte­ what the courts decide. odds 14xe against him (Powell) behind bars, making tee emo- other inmates, seems very nance, requiring no special “liis best friends are urging still.” I Upnal switch from his strong popular and wCll-liked. Other skills. A shortage of classifica­ that he return immediately and Celler said it "would make a roje of boss to one who must men seek him out and he talks tion case workers has delayed a initiate some action,” said Rep. great deal of difference” if take orders? Wat is his future in ,to all who greet him. I>ermanent assignment, j ' Powell mingled with his former John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., In a jail? “He’s a good mixer, jovial.” Does Hoffa, when he returas telephone Interview from his colleagues and displayed “ some An Associated Press newsman Known for his quick temper to tee privacy of his cell at home in Detroit.” degree. humility,;. . . some 'visited the 943-acre penitenUary and sharp tongue, Hoffa report­ night, sUlI run his imdon? degree of humbleness” instead Conyers, a member of the se­ complex at Lewisburg In central edly has displayed restraint In Absolutely not, says tea lect House committee that found of his usual “ swagger. Pennsylvania to get tee an­ his first 49 days behind bars. warden, emphasizing, “ Men Powell, who has been relaxing u Powell guilty of "gross miscon­ swers. “ He accepts tee authority, can’t conduct oubfide businesa on the Bahamian iiBand of Bimi­ duct,’^ said a niajority of the Only his family and lawyeijs doesn’t quesUon it,” says tee here.” ni since his exclusion, reported­ House members still favor the can visit Hoffa. Catching a insider who has seen Hoffa at But one ex-oonv4ct—whom ly has decided to postpone bis March 1 action by which he was glimpse of this labor titan at work. “ He does what he is told, Parker admitted knew the lopte return pending court action. prison work is just as elusive. and ch^rfully. He even does —says smart men, Uke Hoffa, excluded. A U.S. District Court judge “ And the positlmis are hard­ Warden Jacob J. Parker offi­ more than is expected, does his can do almost anything they dismissed the suit by which ening,” he said. cially declines comment on Hof­ best in everything, emd asks no want through their attorney who Powell attempted to force tee (AF Fhotofax) favors. The key vote leading to exclu­ fa.. has visiting privileges at least House to seat him. T he' case In jail, everyone physically sion of the preacher-politician “ We don’t single out any three days a week. ” *'■ now is before a federal Appeals Emperor Takes a Look at Disneyland able works a 40-hour week. Hot- was 222 to 202. And, said Cony­ man,” the warden says. “ The “When they say Hotta can’t Court, which Is scheduled to Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia gets an electric car ride down a typical only special effort we make is to fa is now in the clothing room— do any business th a t’s albMird,'* ers, “ unless he la present and hear arguments .Thursday. sorting, stacking and issuing oontaoting his friends and mak- Main Street. Thiis one is at Disneyland where the long-time ruler visited yes­ treat every one exactly the clothing to fellow inmates, fiacb „ (Bee'Faga SixtMH4 ii^^it completely' clear that he (Bee Page Ten^'* terday. He is in this country, to receive honorary degree from HCLA. , Bam*.

,/ '\ i. — ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 P A G B ; ^ ^ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24. 1967 Vernon met. Thoroughly in de.spatr, he gets some consolation from Zer- Sheinwold on Bridge binetta, soubrette of the come­ Accommodation Problem High School Honors dians, and before the end of the OPPONENTS LISTEN TO South dealer prologue comes desperately YOUR BIDIHNO Both sides vnlneraUe The high honors and honors Brsidfotd ZapacMi^, ' RoMrt “ T H E W A Y close to confessing his love for NORTH students at Rockville High am ond and Alsh ll^aneMs.. her. Plagues Expo Officials By ALFRED SflEINWOlO A A 4 3 School for the third quarter Prestaien receiving highjtod- , I HEARD IT” You’re now prepared with the Mbflt bridge playen believe tp 2 hfive been aimounced. ors were BVedsric Cliineiialt, ' reasons for the absurd extrava- MONTREAL (AP) — One **Ariadne auf Naxos” by Ridi- ment Not having the slightest ing been deserted by Theseus, The officials say deflnlteay One of the compUcatlng fac- 600,000 proapecUve visitors, between the North American ^ A K 8 7 6 ■>rd Strauss at MiJilard Audito- idea as to the tastes of his is asleep in front of the open- ye.s, but plenty of skeptics be- tors is that almost no space is The authorilies later an- bridge team and a picked team 0 5 m ders, Dtane Sltas, Terri Smith, y ond Walker. Eleanor Wendhiser, Lorraine luum cm Che UofH c»impus. be- guests, he has hit on the idea ing, watched over by Naiad, lieve this is the problem most available in Montreal’s leading nounced they had found no evl- at Seattle experts, the North­ 4 4 2 gtondn^ May 3. This rep­ Wad . North Em I Seniors receiving honors were wHheton and Jdene Straw- of presenting something for Dryad, and Echo. This fern- likely to discourage potential hotels. They have reserved dence of fraoid. The Expo ooJh- western experts got too am­ Soofii Nancy Adams, Michele Baker, niyte resent a Hartford premiere of everybody. bitious — or not amUtknis 1 Pan 3 0 PasB inine trio sings something in \'isitors. The handling -of ad- space as far back as two or missioner general, Pierre Du- 4 Naomi Balkan. Margaret Bar- ppeshmen rAcslving honors Che work, and if you are an Accordingly, there is to be a the manner of Wagner’s Rhine- ■vance reser\’ations has already three years for some 250 con- puy_ called the news stories enough. South might have made 3 Pass 4 4 Para opera lover, you should make 5 4 A U P m low, Timothy Belotti, Martin were Ohirtotine Beer, Patridd brand new opera, “Ariadne auf maidens. caused ■widespread critldsm. ventions to be held In Montreal “ saix>tage.” six spades, but he couldn’t make Buchanan, Cathleen Connor, Berger, Sandra Bucheiri, Kath- every effort to attend, Naxos” commi.ssioned for the The inconsolable Ariadne im- Most of the complaints have during the six months of Expo. Private inoulries show mice five. It will be a student perform- and now the defenders were Linda Darlco, William Dumas, leen Oairto. Oasdimlre Champ, occasion, and a troup of come­ plores Hermes (Death’s mes- come as a 1-e.sult of delays — Travel agencies also booked North’s Jump to three dia­ Randall Grous, Kathleen Hal- Naamd Chapman,''Victor 131 to- ance, true enough, but these dians from the “Commedia dell’ senger) to come, and the failure of officials to acknowl- large blocks of space well in clubs and h o L ^ t h e l*5 t monds ■was a fine bid, but his sure to get a trump trldt, de­ are students at a profcsadonaJ ipran, Ruth Holmes, Su°an retii, Gladys Corcoran, Joy Do- Arte.” famed for their impro- nymph« are siomewhat aym- ^ g e or act promptly on re- advance. ® next hid shoiild have been Just feating the contract. school and their produotaoms few months, "nie provincial leg- Horton. Karen Kilpatrick. Terry Oarh. John DUreiko, Gary Ehr- visational ability. The whole pathetic, but they've heard this quests for reservaitlons. Those Most of the space available is three spades. North’s second Dally Question ere professional in caliber Kloter and Michael Kucr. hardt and Marjorie Fargo, thing is to end with a grand story before and are not overly re.sponsible admit there was a In efficiency apartments, mo- Jump response (xmvtoced South Partner opens with one qiade, Chough without the glamor of and tbe next player passes. You Also. Barbara Landeen, Shar- Also, Mvchasl Partis, David display of fireworks! alarmed. serious foulup on this some tels, private homes, trailer mo- ____ i, that a contract of five^ spades on Lovett, Cheryll Maloon, Ste- OUroy, Dennis (3tadden, Gait bdg starring' names. If you truly .. ings were high enough to permit hold: Spades, 10-9-8; Hearts, Q- As the curtain goes up we Not so the comedians; here weeks ago, but they claim it has tels and camp sites. ' would be quite safe and that a phen Marcham. Linda Mpqin, Gordon, Jandee Jarzynski, Sta- love opera you go to hear the Increases in most cases. 6-3; Diammids, 9-4-2; Clubs, A- encounter the usual backstage is a most unhappy woman, and slam might be a good bet. Mary Mulka, Martha Newton, phen Jasek, Lawianca Kasevtoh, music, not the stairs in any The pludh Queen Ehzabeth J-7-S. confusion. There are two sets what are comedians for if not If South had a control in clubs Susan Pfalzgraf, Claudia Ra- Thomas Krowka, Louise Loehr, event, and opportunities to hear Hotel, for example has raised What do yon say? of performers, carpenters, wig- to cheer people up? True they he would bid five clubs or suits, Constance Satkiewicz, Ar- LornaJine Lonsdale, Jo(hn Ma- and see this particular work are prices on food and has just post­ four notrump, or perhaps he Answer; Bid two spades. You extremely rare. makers. musicians, and so on. have no lines for this situation, Snow Delays Cleanup lene Se.vmour, Kathleen Shea, ruszcak and Richard MiUcr, ed new rates for its rooms. Hero would Just jump to slam to must make response witii 7 Seldom presented, the opera as well as the Composer of the but are they not famous for Vicki Smith. Janis Sumski and Also, Kenneth Milkle, Jane are the changes in a typical spades. By bidding five spades, points to high cards, and the Is not included in most st^ d - opera and the household's ma­ their Improvisations? So they Linda Young. Miaaiko, Kevin Murray, Rose­ room : single occupancy up from instead. South admitted he had question Is whether to radse the ard American opera guides, so jor-domo. The Ia.st is a speak­ try to entertain Ariadne. mary Noonan, Blyse Norton, Of T ornado’s Damage ^6.50 to $19, double up from two losers in the unhid suit spades or bid one notrump. TTia Juniors receiving high hon­ n o tell you something about it ing role and you need to pay She pays no attention what­ C h ristin e Pelletier, Gary $20.60 to $24, and the price for (clubs) and asked North to bid raise is preferable since part­ ors were Madeleine Bifolck, In prepairatian for your attend­ close attention to him to follow ever to their efforts, but Sharpe, Sharon Sengailo, Jane CHICAGO (AP) — Heavy, wet owners of storm-damaged prop- each additional occupant over the slam if he could plug this ner may be able to go straight Karen Dugan, Judith Hutch­ ance early next month. There succeeding events. The Com­ launches into her big scene, Thomas, lAnda Welch, Valerie snowflakes fell amid the debris ®rty. two up from $4 to $6. gap. to game to spades if he knows inson, Vincent Kluczewskl, are two versions, the first pre­ poser is .supposed to be male “Es giebt ein Reich, wo allea West, Theona Wheelock, Peter rein Tst- es hat ein'en NamPiT Sunday as residents of tornado- In addition to the city’s 37,000 Affected Lead that your hand, weak though it Sandra Laskowski Mildred wtot^e^"aiid" sented in 1912, and the revised but is actually a female, dress­ rein isi, es nat einen Namen. director of the SBA, said 650 Lesslg, Todd Leventhal, Susan Totenreich.” Since the produc- ravaged northern IlUnols com- Hornes in Lake. Boone and Cook ^ If North had bid six spades la. Includes some sort of help one gobtiing its presnieire in ed in men's clothing. Morey, Donna Satryb, Mark 1916. West might have led diamonds for spades. This oddity is one of Strauss’ tion wUl be in English, this will muni-ties cleared the rubble, counties were destroyed by the ” Shapera, Jane Smith and Laura The revised one is the one come through dummy’s strength. O o p y rl^ 1967 Dodd Will TeU eccentricities, the best known -- - out something like: patched their homes and tornadoes, 450 suffered major youm encounter, although 9ir "There is a kingdom where When North passed it ■was clear Omieral Features Corp. example being in "Rosenka- prepared to bury their dead. damaged 5 ^ efficiency apart- Juniors receiving honors Thomas Beectlam did the otig- everything is pure; it Iris a that North likewise had two or Full Story Later valier,” of course. Life is made were Gail Ashland, Karen Bak­ Inail as late as 1950 in EkUn- name: The Kingdom of Death.” snowstorm, heaviest on gen Charles H. Percy. R-Ill.. more losers in chibs. In short. BIRTH ANNOUNOEhlENT miserable for this Composer er, Keith Belyea, Suzanne Bltt- HARTFORD (AP) — Sen. burgh and dyndehoume. pre­ This invariably stops the 1" toured the stricken ^ Sun! individual North and South told the de- DALLAS, ’TOx. (AP) — When just as so frequently happens in nei, Mark Cadman, Sheryl Thomas J. Dodd, D O m n .,. has ferring it to the later ■version. show. The music U as diffi- Chicago, ham^red 01^ ^ay. “ The tragedy of broken ^ fmiders exactly how defenseless two robing were born In a nest actual life. First of all the Ma­ Christensen, Warren Clark, Pa- promised to tell the full story It has stood the test of time cult as anything by Wagner ergons in Oak Las»^^^^ families is beyond description,” ^ ™ “T it « they were against the right at­ outside a classroom ■window, jor-domo announces that the tricla DeAngeiis and Pamela ^ bis financial problems and and is very popular in Ger­ and only slightly lighter In cali­ and Lake Zunch. These areas vip coi/i Hu . private homes listed at $8-14 tack. Mrs. Robert Melvin’s sixth guests have dawdled so long Drahos. Investigation by the Senate many, but caty Oenter didn’t ber. In my experience, about a ^ r e hardest hit by twisters under adversity ^ w C to- ^ Normcm Kay, who held the graders at John S. Armstrong over dinner that the opera will t ^ t rampaged acrow the top of and traider sites can handde an- School sent birth announce­ Also, Patricia Flaherty, Ethics Committee after the get around to doing it until full minute of applause is nor­ West cards, needed no further have to be cut. Lynn Gordon, Jane GregfUSi •^®uimittee releases Its findings. 1946, and the Met waited imtil mal here. the stale and into Michigan Pri- ReiaUvely few' persons have ^ help. He opened the king of ments for "Mr. and Mrs. R. This drives the Composer to /lov IHlUntr KQ {n4ii«vlny sadness, prevailed. One hundred twenty-seven ^ tions, a sort of prolog^ue of about take place simultaneously; no­ Marlocchlo, Rita McLaughlin. tions. sessln,’’ or ’M ost Gracious Kay stood to front of his persons injured to the tornadoes ^ ^ ^ ^ The committee Is expected to 4d minutes duration, and the thing may interfere with the Princess” as it will emerge In remained to hospitals to the ^ expenses. Ann Morganson, James Oil- work itself which runs some­ fireworks and that schedule! phant and Kathleen O’Neill. make known its finding - some­ English, and appeals to Ariadne ones with dead, they re the Belvidere area and more than ______^______thing ever an hour and a half. This is the young Composer’s Also, Marsha Paradis, Mary time this ■week; as woman to woman. ones. It took us 2^, years to 100 were to Oak Lawn hos- There is only one intermission. first opportunity to be heard. build this house. The wind tore pitaJs. Praohnlak, Deborah Rau, Ar­ Ariadne is not the first to . . , . _ SHELTON REJECTS SCHOOL The prologue takes place He doesn’t want to pass it up, Tons of food and clothing have Miller's Restaurant thur Reichert, Julie Riffon. backstage in the private theater but he certainly doesn’t want a have been deserted by her ^ Peter Rocky, Linda Shaw, Dee. SHELTON (AP) — Town vot- lover; it’s happened often to can build a house back again.” been donated to the Red Cross of a nouveau riche Viennese simultaneous performance with - SPECIAL - Singer, Patricia Stone, Judith'ers have rejected .by heavy Zerbinetta, but a new man ii.aii al­n..- I'^ e ra l services for many of and Salvation Army for distrib- who is about to make a big what is essentially a vaudeville (Indeed *' the ^ victims were planned for ution to disaster victims, "Dinner For Two" West, Catherine Wiliiams and margins four propositions in- ways turns up Audrey Zale. eluding one which ■would permit four comedians are amorous in Tuesday. Most Volunteer workers and resi- fHEUnCMMOt Sophomores receiving high construction of a $4.2 million tum) Sl^dowi?“Lnt to ^® stricken areas in- 5 - * » h^- t ^ ls nnd rotiros to ^ ®>asses today, terrupted their work Sunday to BURNSIDE RICHMDBOONE honors were Steven BienkowsW, high schobl. hear about this an t e those to Belvidere will re- file into nearby churches, Annette Browning, Deborah The other three referehdtun her cave, but Zerbinetta con- closed until Wednesday ‘"Hie hand of God has touched 10 BAST CENTER ST. DMNEtlBnO Carter, Martha Oiscon, Pamela items set Saturday before, the MANCHESTER (Jardner, Janet Cottier, Cynthia voters by toe board of alder- up and attend fimerals of their Msgr. William McNichols of St. Now! Ends Toes. PAMvisnrnuibiMni Hallenbeck, Deborah Hess, men included adoption of a town zando.” classmates. Gerald’s Roman Catholic Louise Kosevlch, Mary King, charter, release of $600,000 for This la the most difficult piece “The Deadly "ONE OF THE BEST."* petty-Jo Kristofak and Cynthia purchase of land to be used The Small Business Admlnis- church, Oak Lawn, said in a — Cue Magazine NITES of coloratura -wTitl^ you tralion set up emergency claims sermon. "We must pray for Affair” Tech. Leighton. by the school and municipality, ever e n c ^ te r . It is su^>assed stations today in Oak Lawn, those who were killed and In- at 7:00 - 9:10 Also, Estelle Leosard, Donna and lump-sum payment tor sew- to ^ origii^ ‘ Belvidere and Lake Zurich to jured and work together to build -CINEM A 1 Marquis, Linda McHugh, Man- age installatlan. stands a whole tone hdgiher and process loan applications from what was lost.” PHONI W8 2210 ...... !«.■ H..d reen Mordasky, Donna Morgan- COVERNOI ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST. is even more invoJ'ved, but even Bon, Carol Nickerson, Schelly to the simplified later versitm N'umiyck, Mask Philllpe, Jefferson Circuit Court today SIXTH THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER, INC. It has no rival. At its end the Oharies I>iader, Wendy Smith, LET US PRICE Telephone Call for setnenedng of 30 hours in jail show stops again. PRESENTS Ronald Stanton, William Star­ and a $30 fine each for violating HOLDOVER WEEK YOUR NEXT Incidentally, there is a place Cancels March ke! and Jeanne Tenalla. about %ths of the way through a court order against marches PRESCRIPTION! at night. Sophomores receiving honors that sounds like things might ■were Lanry Anderson, James In Louisville Several Negro leaders indi­ "BEST end there and some dam fool CmdfdHi Anestls, Susan Biron, John IGOUNTRY DRUG always starts applause to the cated that bail money was run­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — ning low, and this may have FILM to Oampibell, Christopher Ohessarl, •gNNrMllMrUnt Donna Dearstyne, Terry Dei- OF Bene, Debra Dickinson, Norma Dumais and Lynn Ertel. ^ HundredsT^merS-e^Sn 1 9 6 6 1 Also, Robert Flynn, Fern For­ CASH SAVINGS Whatever applause Ariadne demonstraUons last week ^a^ttons National tier, Joseph Franceskl, Scott r i ’ 'l o got wiU be doubled or tripled marked by scattered vio- ______BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner SocMy Grant, Susan Grindal, Gall oi Film Critict (or 86 YEARS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTION of for Zerbinetta who ^ a lly ignce, mass arrests and tear SOUTH WOIMFV wnRRTFnv Heer, Jane Horsman, Jean off with Ariecchino. TruffaJdino, „„ „ a-aimst hecklers WORRIED? Kaiser, Jemet Kayan, Merrill your home by a Termite Control E.vpert, supervised by Scaramuccio and Brighella das- nearly two hours of de- n Hoii8e financing;^ amticipated. gji • •OLTO^^-reH ^ Hartford National can’t consider is for birdhouses. —About 300 marchers walked Sat. Mat. 1:00 P.M...... In any case, a home purchase is the lazgest TONITE— Ends, Tuesday Now The proepedave residents are too flighfy. Day In . . Day Out . . Sprinkler Sales Up ■without incident through toe “ Dr.” at 9 — “ Spinout” 7:15 “Son of a Gunfighter” downtown section Saturday aft- Show ing single transaction most people make in a lifetime^ LOS ANGELES — About a ernoon. itxnMiiuM.iwn'Ksiiiumiii Sijrnng All Seats 50c Ml LI Making mortgage loans for peopldiouses is an So youll want the very best adidce you can gat. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES ■^en U.S. companies make au- _ A t least 66 persons were TEL. 643-7832a FREE PARKING z a BIRCH iST. REAR i OF THEAtlR SANDRA DEE important part of our business. Our loan officers You’ll find it at Hartford National. uin tic underground lawn- arrested Saturday night when GEORGE HAMILTCNV^ lO u id M C A sprinkling systems. Last year toey tried to march to toe city CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY from 1:80 PJVL Now thru Tuesday are widdy eiqperienced in the field of residential thedr sales, including installa- jail, where about 40 persons “ BuUwhlp” at 2-4:20-6:40-8:65 •« PRESCRIPTIONS tion costs, came to about $25 were being held after mass ar- bousing. Theyll give you sound, objective advice Mr. Carl C. Gravea, VS, mllUon—up from $18 million the rests FWday night, -.MNAVIStON* '*Sf* “Scrooge McDuck” at 1:30-3:65-6:16 A 8:80 COUNTRY on properiy values, expenses, and down payments, Hartford National Bank and Tnitt Cmqpany ... resulting in meaningful previous year. Plastic pipe has _T he Rev. A. D. Williams aaMETROCOUM ••fH* 777 M ain Street made sales spurt. cut red tape to a minimum, arrange convenient savings to you every day! King, brother of Dr. Martin Hartford, Grain. 8Q1C Luther King, promised ci'vdl VOKMJT D I S M E V l S FARE monthly payments, and set up a qjuick and low* If yoa’ze home-hunting this spring, aenid fbr • n o n No ups and doWns Id your Prescription HshU r.ll,.. -...ry UU. CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — On week,” presumably to be fol­ cost closing. They see to it that you get the o f Hartford National’s XOB BOHE BUMTOtTfi mnSBCHE. costs — no “ discounts” today, “ Regular Customer Appreciation Day, prices” tomorrow! lowed by marches. mortgage that’s best for you—whether it’s the meter maids served coffee in­ King and six others are due to No “ reduced specials”—no “ temporary stead of parking tickets and / For a wide selectioii of fine food in a pleasant conventional fype, FHA or VA. Then, too, if your AiMivna reductions” on Prescriptions to loro shoppers walked on red carpets customers! .rnmmKrnmKxm^ atmosphere. former house is stDl unsold when you must move to downtown Concord. One block C itv ______S ta te -______lO n C ia a ,______At the same time, there is never any of street was turned into a mall. Warren BestQr into the new one, they can take the pressure off compromise in service or quality! “Kaleidoscope” 1100 BURNSIDE AYE.—EAST HARTFORD YOU GET OUR LOWEST THEKniEEAST nixiKixY BIRD SPECIa Ij f4i l WINDSOR jmjMEailFHRI PRICES EVERT DAY OF THE HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES We*re as “Bullwhip” \7:30 “Guns”' ^9fl0 DRIVE-IN ★ Rl 5 TEAK . . . AND YOU SAVE We Deliver Children Under 12 Free Wl Acres of Free Parking FROM OliR A LA CARTE MENy I Hartford’s Newest MORE THROUGHOUT THE near as 1st Run Color Feature EveTywhere, Fm L and Finest Showplace Now thru Tuesday YRAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Fried Clams on Toasted R6ll ~ your (.T D im iBV iB taohiding all tbe fixlna ...... PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Ends Thursday HARTFORD N ATIO N Al^C < BANK AND TRUST telephone (R Franks and Beans. TRY US AND SEE Home style potato sistad, brown-bread...... H d L Y N N WMOte MONEY GOES TO WORK fOR fiSOFlB FREE g REDGRAVE Brodled Swordfish Steak fu “BEST ACTRESS witii all the trimmings...... OF THE YEAR” . :l DELIVERY Roddy McDowal Sue Pleshette N.v.nui Color Co-Hit Adveilture ctmes’ Yonr order for drag needs "GUNS OP NAVARONIT’ *«»• T - A MUSICAL CARTOON TREAT! A T R E A T and cosmetics will Im taken Greg Peck, Anthony Quinn FO B EACH HARTFORD . EAST HARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD • aWWOOD . WINDSOR • WETHERSFIELD • MANCHESTER • FARMINGTON • TORRINGTDN • PUTNAM • onre of Immediately, Disney Cartoon Featuretto UdtolHWd M EM BER IHDDLEFOMIN » MONTVUiE • COLCHESTER • NORWICH • NEW LONDON • MYSTIC • NIANTIC • OLD SAYBROOK • STONINGTON • ESSEX • GROTON • WMERFORO • IHWARD j L ( e W ^ ftu—w “GOUATH” at 7:00 TUT**?.* % n iid M n O F YO U R The World’s Smallest Matinee All Week Elephant A t 2:00 Eve. 7-9:00 EASTHARJfORD ••M9' FAMILY AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKL wUMdo/dL DRIVE IN ★ RI 5 t Starts Fri. 1st Run Fri. “ Casino Royale” Open 7 A Jl. to ll P JL "W« Sov* You Money' 767 MAIN ST.—«4S-5Sn Elvis Presley in color BONUS HIT Presorlption. Pharmacy “EASY COME. EASY GO” G t a Ford Id “ M O l ^ T B A P r MANCHESTEB EVENING HE&ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 P A G E m y ,

AGE FOUR BiANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONNw MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 Of their oar, but more important South Windsor Wallace Sees tliey committed the cardinal sin Soviet Agents Depairt, tor spies at having blown their Stamford Police cover." St. Mary’s Episcopal Chiirch Zoiiing Board to G>nsider ^His’ Votes When Ihe two reached Paris TV-Radio Tonight Find Car, Tools on the flight home, they were Church and Park Straats Long Spy Spoof Epds whisked off from one aliiwrt to Used in Breaks Four Applications May 4 Hurting LB J NEW Y O ^ (AP) - Delghton’E book, hot-*.teokea- anottier for a change of planes STAMFORD (AF) — FoHce thie aonlng boiu’d of appseJs ner of a» essay contest on the WASHmOTON (AP) — Mozoheckov Ahd Vinogradov, »««n for Its publtolMr,’G.^^^|hk- to Moscow. “ST. MARK’S BA T aine bolding a recovered stolen vtiU meet May 4 to oonaldw generad topic of conservation. Former Alabama dov. George Sovlot intelllgenoe agente who flbs^piiclteg# They were met at Orly Air­ fl:00 ( 8) Han in Space oar and a set of sofe-hnesMng port at the plane steps by two (24) Senior Years ffflC's “Meet their plane, for 2M hours Sunday Read Herald AdTertisemeiite (18) Herr GrUIln 9:00 (34) NET Journal owners, represented by Atty. Steven Stein, Michael Falcinelli ( 8) Newswire (20-22-80) The Road West Sunday morning. Fred Gerber, Steven Laurie and the Press." night ‘while, they examined a ''' ' (34) Opinion ( 3-12) Herb Alpert Police said forced entrance T J. Doiinclly, 085 Parkbr St,, He said, he does not "recom­ parcel ruShed to the Russians (lAOn Newebeat ( 8-40 Felony Squad (C) Manchester, request an appeal Robert Steben. - (30) D M 999 9:80 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) was gained through doors to Members of the W e b ^ Den mend segregation’’ as a policy just before takeoff. It contained (40) News, Bronco 10:00 ( 3) Make Room for Daddy Stamfoid and Rlppowam high from the building inapecto(r’6 in any state, although he said, a spy. novel, and maps and (80) HcHale's Navy (12) Movie schoo'y end the J. M. Wright decision involving the Issuance have been graduated into. Boy "I bellwe in Alabama a segre­ papm marked "Top Secret” •;S0 ( 8) W alter Cronkite (C) (KV30-32-80) Run for Your Scouting. The pack meetk at the ( 8 ) P eter Jen n ln o (C) Life Technical School, aU in Stam­ of a building permit on prem- gated school system is In the and “For eyes of President a " ' a o -3 | | l ) ) HuiWeyTirlniaey (34) Ooticert MACHINE SHOP Wapping school on FHday ford. Isec at 177 Clinton Dr„ Wap­ only.’’ 5 (3 4 ) m a t s New? ( 8-40) Big Valley night. best interests of the people." (30) Social Security 10:30 ( 3) Pas.sword In alt three cases, the burg­ ping. This is on AA-30 zone. Several phone calls to Wash­ T:00 ( 8) Movie (18) Subscription TV Church Potluek Charging that his race ima|e (30^330-40) News 11:00 ( 3 -8 (0 , 1032-30-40) News. lars attempted to break into the William Conley, 235 Famham was created by "distortion by ington later, the FBI carted the (13) S dute to the Red Sox Sports. Weather school safes but were unsuc­ Rd., South Windsor, requests a The United Church Women of reading material off and the DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER—MANCHESTER PARKADE (10) HcHale’s Navy (20) News the First congregational (3hurch the news media, a majority of (34) Living tor 60s (12) Newsbeat cessful, police reported. 'variance to allow construction them,” Wallace said he was not plane left for^ Paris. A note (30) HtmCfey-Brinkley 11:15 (20) Memory Lane At Wright, a car was stolen of a garage and family room will sponsdr a Mother-C^id pot- stuck in the book, "An Expen­ ( 8) T w lll^ t Zone 11:30 ( 3) Movie luck supper Wednesday at 6 a rtudot. He said his wife, Gov. 7:1B (40) You Asked for It 11:30 ( 8^0) Joey Bishop Show (C) from the auto shop after the closer to the sideline than per­ Lurieen Wallace had received 86 sive Plaoe to Die" by Len 7:30 (40) Iron Horse (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) burglars were apparently un- mitted on his premises. This Is p.m. In the church hall. Magic Delgbton, said It was a practical (10303330) The Monkeee (l2) Movie acts will be presented by Rev. per cent of 'the Negro -vote in (13) GilUgan's Island (40) Movie ehle to fit the sate through the an A-20 3x>ne. Selma, Ala., the scene of racial j.;:e. (18) Alfred Hitchcock 12:00 (12) Movie iriaih’^k>6r. 'rhO y'Wr was found Sandra EUa, 75 Diane Dr., C. Ronald Wilson of Manches­ “Best regaitis,” the note said. ter. disturbances in 1963. SEB SATUBDAYTS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTDfO abankloned let^ oA^ltie (Connect­ Wapping, requests a temporary "That is pioof," the former "Hope you enjoyed your visit. icut Turnpike nearNorwalk WORKERS The Junior Confirmation class and oon^Uonkl permit to allow governor said, "that the Negro Sorry about that chief, (signed exit, police said,. the operation of a niirsery of Our Savior Lutheran Church people who know us best know Your American Friend.” Radio Both local and state police school within a dwelling on her will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. I’m not a racist and neither is The two visitore, assumed to (m s HstlnK Inoindes only those news broadouts of M or U are invest S llhe incidents. premises. This is an A-20 zone. at the cFiurch. < my wife." be here for a check-up on Soviet mlniito length. Some stotlons eorry other short aewocasts.) AU interested persons may The adult information class Embassy security, were Vasily will meet Friday at 7:30, also at Wallace said that If he runs in WDBO—1868 8:46 Lowell Tbomaa Area Weather appear and be heard. A copy of 1968 it will be in response* to V. Mozshechkov, traveling un­ 6:00 Dick Robinson 7:00 The World Tonlgtit THE MOST OF YOUR SKILLS each application is to file In the the church. der the cover name of Kuznet­ "movement of the people 8:00 Joey Reynolds 7:16 Frank Gifford WINDSOR LOOKS (AP) — bulldii^ inspector’s office in the Boy Scout Pins 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:80 Harry Reasonsr throughout the nation. sov, and Nikolai F. Vinogradov. 1:06 News, Sign Off 7:36 MIBce WaHtCa OcudinesB spread over southern town hsdl. Twelve members of Boy Both were described by govern­ 8:00 News New England during the night Scout Troop 188 have received "If the top-ranked politicians w iu)H -«ie 8:10 S p ^ Up Hartford The hearing will be held at get in the way, they’re going to ment sources aE officers of the 6:00 Hartford HigUlglita 10:06 Comment and as a risult temperatures the Wapping Elementary advancement pins at a family KGB, the Soviet Union’s Com­ 7:00 News 10:30 Speak Up Hartford get run over.” he said. 8:00 GaMight stopped falBng aitter they School, Ayers Rd., at 8 p.m. night program at the Avery mittee on State Security. 13:00 Quiet Hours 11:80 B arry F a rb ir Show He predicted he could do well 13:00 Comment reached the middle and low 40s, Siholarehip Funds Street School. Their movements between w p o r—1410 13:16 News, Sign Off the U.S. Weather Bureau re­ in "the midwest and far west 6:00 Danny Clayton Show WTIO—1886 Town high school students First Class badges were and comparatively well in the New York and Washington, in­ 7:00 Lee ‘Babi ’ Simms Shew 5:00 Afternoon IMltlon ports. have vetiunteered to use some of awarded to Robert Simmons, cluding an incident in which 13:00 Gary Girard Show 6:00 News: Sports. Weather The weather in southern New east." WINF—U88 6:36 Amerltaana their spring vacation this week m , Myetek Duzny, David Ca­ Wallace said he really stands they looked themselves out of 6:00 News 7:30 Red Sox vs. Yankees England. Is so capricious at ron, David Grimason and 6:16 Elpeak Up Hartford 9:40 Nlghtbeat to collect funds for the South (or the right of the people of their own oar, were under con- 6:00 News times that it makes a mockery Wayne Ceferratl. 11:00 Newa Sports. Weather Windsor College Scholarship Or­ every state to make their own stknt FBI surveillance and re­ 6:15 Barry Farber Show 11:30 Art Johnson of the seasons. AT THE AIRCRAFT ganization. Second Class pins were award­ ceived wide publicity after the decisions without “pressure Today’s spring weather will AU (x>llected funds will be ed to Shephen Engman, Dennis story was leaked to news media. be like winter again. Martin, Lee Oezebnan, Jeffrey from the federal government or awarded to town students on the federal couite.’’ Sunday night's incident Uter- Volpe Facing Showdown A Storm in West Virginia ihis the basis of scholarship, need, W altt and Brad Corson. aUy stopped the Russians’ Air morning will move eastward hiltlative, character and respon­ Kevin Gruver and Earl Arm- France jet with its flaps up and spreading snow and rain into If you have a skill, if makes sense to put it to work where it can do the most for you— sibility. .slrong received Tenderfoot pins. its engines blasting. On Capital Punishment Eoutbem New England this A self-addressed envelope Choir Rehearsal CMS Official Just before takeoff a men morning. Along the coast the will be left at homes if a per­ The junior choir of St. Mar­ Identifying himself as an FBI BOSTON (AP)— The Bh ow precipitation will be mostly min at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. The demand for jet engines is growing steadily, and the for time to appeal to (he U.8. sonal contact cannot be m-%e. garet Mary Church will re­ Bars Debate on agent handed a gift-wrapped of Albert DeSalvo and his ee- Supreme Oxjit. with some snow mixing at times Adults who will be working hearse tomorrow from 6:30 to oaipe from Biidgcwater State Aircraft is expanding. This means more jobs and plenty of opportunity for ambitious parcel to a stewardess, asking if Johnson was oonvioM of kill­ but inland sectionB win have ■with the students include How­ 7:30 p.m. Health Centers she woujd give it to Kuznetsov. HoBi^itail atUl dairkenB the prob­ ing Boston Paitrohnra James a maxture of rain and snow people to move ahead. ard Banister, Richard Berrio, The senior choir will rehearse Her suspicions were aroused lem of (sapitel punishment hi B. O’Leary in August, 1063. most of the Ume. David Evans, Kenneth Jackson, Thursday at 8 p.m. New mem­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Con­ and she turned It over to pilot Massachuaeitits. A stay for John Kerrigan, In the colder spots, such as bers are welcome. necticut State Medical S(x:lety The pressure is on Gcv. John silaited to run out May 1, wifi the western and eastern Mils, Charles Phipps and Richard Michel Vachy who opened the There are many other advantages to a job at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, too. You earn Reeves. CCD classes will not be held official who opposes a proposed parcel as he waited for runway A. Vmpe and he is exprcted to probably be exitiended. His law­ mostly snow wiQ fall and. there next Saturday due to the school New Haven health center has nasne a epeciiall oominiBaion of yer told Superior Court last is a posalfbttity of some eccumu- Memorial Fund Drive clearance. When he saw what traditionally good Aircraft pay and enjoy excellent benefits that can add real value to The Dorothy F. Hull Me­ vacation. turned down a challenge to de­ was inside, Vachey wheeled the experts this week to make the week seven persana wMh new kitian. First Communion for the stu­ fend his stand in debate on ■h^y of whether the execution infbrmeition in Ms case should The storm center will move your income. morial Fund has reached $496 jet around and called for (he to date with contributions con­ dents in the second session of grounds that all arguments, (or FBI. of ki'IllerB is a deterrent. be heard before judge and Jury, south of Long Island this after­ CX3D classes will be held Satur­ and against, have already been He has run out of altema- but the judge ruled the issue noon end then out to sea. The tinuing to come in from indi­ There was a question at first day at 8:00 a.m. Confessions for presented to the public. whether the documents were tt'ves. was not in order. However, the snow and rain w)ill end during Come in and talk to us. You'll find a better job, a steadier job at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. viduals and groups. Dr. William R. Richards, the The library In the new Tim­ parents of chneb-en in this class part of a publicity stunt for The legfetetwe laet Feh. 27 time for filing 1)(ieflB win prob­ the afternoon and be followed will be held Friday from 7:30 to society’s general manager, re­ in rapid order killed a flock of ably take the issue pest MAy 1. by cljaiing skies tonight othy Edwards Middle School jected the debate invitation Sun­ now under construction will be 9 p.m. biils to abolish, modify cr defer Kerrigan was found guilty as Easterly winds will change to Tlie Ladies Guild will sponsor day in a telegram to challenger use of the death penalty tern- one of two men who shot and northwesterly tonight, returning named in Mrs. Hulls honor and Vincent J. Slrabella, president ponutily. 10% BONUS FOR THE SECOND SHIFT a painting of her will be hung a bake sale Sunday after all killed (Cambridge PioUceihaa cold dry Canadien air into Masses. Ladies are requested to of the Greater New Haven (3en- LICGEH DRUG That was three days after Tjawrence Gorman in Septem­ southern New England. in the librairy. tral Labor Council. DeSalvo escaped wMh two oost- bring baked goods for the sale PARKADE ber, 1960. Five Day Forecast The late Mrs. Hull was a to tlie church hall on Saturday Richards said that both sides lederaibes from the prison-hospi­ And the EbcecuUve Council at WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — noted town educator and for­ between 3 and 5 pjn. of the question have already OPEN tal, onlly to give himself up in Gov- Volpe’s request lest Dec. Teanperetures in Connecticut mer chairman of the mand 4>f been explored thoroughly at a Lynn the next day. The Holy Name Society wrlll |7r4S A.M. to 10 P.M. 7 approved a deferment of sen­ during the five-day period Tues­ Education- meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at hearing before a legislative But while be was free a wave tence (or Charles E. Tracy, day through Saturday will be Anyone not already solicited of terror spread through the the churdi hall. A film of the committee. He added that he also convicted of taUling a po­ much below normal with daily by mail who would like to con­ does not believe "any useful state. During his trial and con- liceman. highlights at the 1966 Notre highs averaging in the 60s and tribute is urged to do so. Dame football games including purpose would be served at this viiction on charges of sexual as- The council action pushed overnight lows in the low or JOBS AVAILABLE AS Checks should be made pay­ the Notre Dame-Michigan State Ume by a debate ...” ■aulte he was idenUiflied as the back to June 14 the deadline mid Si's. Cool throughout most able to "The Dorothy F. Hull Tired of Pointing? man who also killed 18 women for holding up Tracy’s eJectro- game will be shown. The medical society official of the period. Memorial Fund" and mailed to had testified before the legisla­ —11 by Strangling—in (Sreater cutinn. PrecipitBJdion may total M to Mrs. James Sleeper, 102 Beelze­ INSTALL Bostxxi. The governor asked for Manchester Evening Herald ture’s Public Health and Safety ',2 inch in most places as rein bub Ad., Wapping. South Windsor Correspondent, Committee against a bill to per- After that there was no hope Tracy’s deferment saying the about midweek. A chance of AIRCRAFT ENGINE ASSEMBLERS AND TESTERS Committee members include Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582. mit creation of non-profit, com­ ALUMINUM for the bills in the legislature. legislature was considering a showers early in the weekend. Mrs. Sleeper Mrs. Jane Ro- Sen. George V. KenneaHy, D- proposed moratorium and study prehensive health centers for SIDING Boston, told the Senate, "The meyn. Assistant Superintendent subscribers only. of capital punishment, but that FARMER TAKES STAND MACHINE OPERATORS of schools William Perry, Mrs. idea of a study is making a factor is now gone. Cler^man Bans Sirabella called on Richards STORRS (AP) — Negro lead­ Winifred Kenny, Mrs. Pauline to debate on a broadcast pro­ game of men in the death row er James Farmer has backed VERTICAL TURRET LATHE ENGINE LATHE ait Walpole." Misuraca, Miss Josephine Zoc- Jayne Mansfield gram with Dr. I. S. Falk, pro­ Don't take chances ^ up other civil rights leaders in co and Ralph Rennie. fessor of public health at the with your home. Ask J But Rep. Gerald P. Lombard, Dancers Plumed their charge of racial overtones HORIZONTAL TURRET LATHE GRINDING D-FUchburg warned the House, The next committee meeting TRALEE, Ireland, (AP)- Yale Medical School. Falk, a ( for your estimate, " LAE, New Guinea — Dancers in the Vietnam war, but said will be held May 16 at the Jayne Mansfield’s Irish cabaret backer of the group clinic pro­ f without obligation, -v "Waitch your votes carefully he is opposed to mass refusal DRILL PRESS MILLING MACKIHE II from a reliable com- after the fiasco of the past In New Guinea’s sing-sings, so­ high school. debut was canceled Sunday gram, had agreed to debate on by Negroes to fight in the army. night after the Roman Catholic V pany that’s been in J f weekend.” cial-religious festivals, are Historical Group Officers behalf, of the Labor Council. the home improve­ crowned with plumes — of the The former director of the Mrs. Douglas Leonard has blslKH) of County Kerry, the In his challenge, Sirabella had Stete House sources indiioaite Clongress of Racial Equality ment business over the study commission will in­ flame-red bird of paradise, the SHEET METALSMITHS been elected presi-lent of the Moat Rev. Denis Moynihan, said that the medical’s society’s 30 yeara jl said at a University of Connect­ urged the faithful to stay home. ( clude l^iislaitors end experts vivid blue wings of the blue bird South Windsor Historical So­ opposition to the health center from the laiw schools. of paradise, the irideircent tur­ icut convention Saturday that ciety for the coming year. Miss MEUufield had been bill, like Us stand against medi­ ^ The commission is also ex­ quoise blue of the superb bird both Martin Luther King and TOOL AND D li MAKERS Otoor newly elected officers scheduled to appear at Tralee’s care, was based on "blatant dis­ of paradise, the black velvet Stokely Carmichael have "a Mount Brandon Hotel. tortion and exaggeration." pected to include members of Include Mrs. David Evans, vice CALL the Massacbusetits Police Chiefs ribbonHtail bird of paradise and, right and a duty to speak out president; Mrs. Martin Pandoz- A notice read Sunday at Tra­ Richards replied in his tele­ Associatiion, district aittomeys, most prissed of all, the plumes on this issue, as does any Amer­ INSPECTORS zl, corresponding secretary; lee Cathedral and all other gram with resentment over BOB KITTLE Maasachusetits Bar Associiaition of the King of Saxony bird of ican ” Mrs. Bayard O. Pelton, record­ churches of the diocese said: what he called Sirabella’s "Im­ and lahor groups. paradise. Farmer also echoed Dr. ing secretary, and Edward Wal- "Our attention has been called pugning” the medical society’s 649-0468 Massaxihuseitts has not exe- King’s warnings of a “a long, WELDERS cek, treasurer. to an entertainment in Tralee "honesty and sincerity.” or euted a man sdnoe 1947. That’s YOUNG EDUCATOR CHOSEN hot summer" in cities with Ms- Members elected to the ex­ tonight. The-bishop requests you Testimony on the bill, Rich­ vories of racial unrest. not to attend. Bartlett Brainard Products when two kdllers died at the old ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP)—Miss ecutive council for one year ards said, was presented in 76 Talcott Bd„ W. Hartford Charlestown prison. Nellie F. Shepard of Southing­ terms are Mrs. Thomas Foran, Hotel manager Patrick White open hearing, was widely re­ 283-4475 nee - a - year SALE! Save 1 Time is running out for the ton has been selected as this Mrs. John Blrden, Jr. and Mrs. said: "In view of the controver­ ported in the press and "is a governor to make his move. year’s Outstanding Young Edu­ John Burgdorf. sy the management has decided matter of record for any who There are eight men aiwaiting cator of Oormecticut by the (jon- Enes Lions Speaker to cancel her performance.” wish to examine it.” exersution in Walpole State Pris- neoticut Jaycees. START TODAY... Town clerk Charles N. Enes The dean of Kerry, Msgr. o n r although' a number ere un­ Honorable mention, chosen will be the principal speaker at John Lane, said business inter­ K. OF C. PLANS BUlLDpM der stays pending appeal. f)o>m about 260 teachers nomi­ Lose Weight the annual Citizens Award ban­ ests were setting Miss Mansfield NEW HAVEN (AP) - ^ ^ e on PLAYTEX Fashion Magie Bras^ Rctiald Johnson of Boston was nated, went to Sister Mary Luke quet to be held by the Lions up as “a goddess of lust." Knights of Columbus has con­ stated to die later this month, O’OonneU of Wethersfield, Val EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT Club Thursday at Armando's Miss Mansfield was scheduled tracted 'With a New York-Pitts- but hi?: attorney won him a Bemardoni of Hamden and This Week Restaurant, Rt. 5. to leave for Paris Tuesday. burgh firm to build a 23-story Itey of execution last Thursday George Atamian of Avon. Just tike a tiny H ungru The dinner program will hon­ headquarters building. tablet.before m eab... HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE or Jean E. Shepard who has LIE-DETEGTOR BARRED A spokesman for the Catholic 2 f o r 4 * regularly 3.00 each and banish those been selected by the club as the SAN FRANCIBCO—Califor­ fraternal organization said last hated extra pounds as LIFE INSURANCE RETIREMENT PROGRAM town’s Citizen of the Year. nia is one of four states that weekend that Koppers Oo. will you banish excess food Toastmaster for the program torbid employers to require a put up the building, New Ha­ IBM cravingil WbyT Bccawe NINE PAID HOLIDAYS UP TO FOUR WEEKS VACATION lie-detector test as a condition ven’s tallest, tor gn estimated Hangrex la dw BOft , will be Dexter S. Burnham. The powtrtdicdMkvald' award presentation will be made of employment. $9.6 million. nrrnitaeed for S4CK LEAVE WITH PAY RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS by Gabriel N. Gaulin, chairman COMPLETE to B E W I SMITH paHkasewitkoiK of the lions Award (Committee. CARRERS wrm p iaacriBtIpa! Special invited guests will In­ m su n A M m xH t LARGEST U.S. CREDIT UWON A FUTURE A. PLAYTEX “CROSS YOUR HEART”* BRA with doable SiNCe 1914 Redueet exceaa food clude: Mayor and Mrs. James cravinis lo effectively,. H. Throwe; Town manager and • Complete EUeotronlo INSURANCE down goes your calorie Computer Programming kitake... a ^ dowa goea Mrs. Terry V. Sprenkel; Mr, undercup panels for lasting support and comfort. “Cross Yoer and Mrs. Charles N. Enes and IBM-RCA-Honeywell your weight Univac the Rev. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Wil­ IHOIRIIT FOR IHE WEEK! SERVICE LOSK WBIOHT liams. • Short Term IBM Keypunch Heart” stretch area between the cups fiiives better separation Alpha-Nnmerie THB PtRSTDAVI Grange to Meet • Secretarial S4>leirceB Thousands now lose weight who The Wapping Grange will Executlve-Legid-Medlcal and fit. White. 32A to 40C. never thought they could ... report VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 4d0 Main Street, meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Fel­ By BHX LENNON P ratt & • Gregg Diamond Jubilee and samarkable weight losses of 7... 20 lowship Hall at the Wapping Is it always true that ‘seeing is believing?’ Indeed not. Spe^wrftlng Shorthand REAL ... even 41 pounds ip a short while. W h itn e y East Hartford, Connecticut. Other Connecticut plants Oommupity Church. The pro­ Dtstortiofis can occur, disbelief follows. Some distortions are- So if you’re tired of half-way''meas­ grams will be under the direc­ Instantly detected. Some are not For example, when you Free Nationwide ^ B. PLAYTEX “COTTON and LACE” BRA with elastic eatt. v ures and want a new kind of kelp |u in North Haven, Southington and Middletown. Lifetime PrivUegea— ESTATE Ndudug... send for Hungrex to ^ . P ire ra ft tion of ^ rs . Hannah Williams, stand in front of a distortion miiror In an amusement park, , home ecoEiomics chairman. you see an Immediate distortion. When a tube goes bad, you Bmployinrat Service— Huugrex will simply amKze youl B n ^ -U p —Trmisfer' fort band that breathes with you, n^oves with you. , . and dott> i You’ll be slimmer next week or your ' ...... ■ ■ Conservation Meeting can get a distorted picture on your TV screen. 1 At Over (5(10) Colleges ■toney b ack .^ ^ ^ ^ ^ N o prescription 1. u : The Conservation Commission Tbe(« are other forms of distortion. Moral standards and Private Business ble elastic in the back for double the wear. Nylon lace cups VnAd needed. i OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIINCE (vlonday tlirsugli will meet May 4 at 8 p.m. at the can cause distorted money values. And conversely, money Schools Throughout * high school. The tiieme of the can cause distorted moral standards. Public opinion can be Hw W orld... n Friday— 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays— 8 a.m. to 12 meeting will be ’ t^e preserva­ affected by distoition. This is why the FDA, FTC and FCG with soft cool cotton for “no-see-through.” White 82A te 4001 tion of natural resources. we)re formed to p i^ e c t the pubUc. Even so, distortions con­ Nftw H o v m atid ' Oommiissianer Joseph N. Gill tinue and often result in inferior meitdiandlge outselling bett^ An equal opportunity employer a the state department of ag­ products. In politics too. unqualified candidates can and do Hartford . win elections while qualified candidates are defeated by dis­ Foundations, Downtown Dnhr riculture and xiatural resources tortion. Business Schools ROBERT J. SMITH, h ra. SlMt MatrM Mwtit SM fVw will be guest speaker. His topic (DIv. of Plus School System) rw Mac Um H«kM« AwcP8« is the state’s role in preserva­ The beat safeguard against distortion and ^Ception is PHONE • WRITE • VISIT NSiiMiBiimis bos if tion of natural resources.^ the use of common sense . . . and conunon sense CAN crowd TeL 625-9158 Hradom ark Sllabhtt (FsI'42' The South Windsor Woman’s put wishful thinking from anybody's thinking box . . . *3aff (21 dty Uffltt ’5 e f day wpfily) Entrance: Main Rloor Club wUl participate in the START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA WATKmS-WEST FUNERAL SBBVlCn 721 Main St. At 88 Lewis SL 649-5241 COUNTRY DRUB event by a'wardliig a,one-week 142 Eobt Oeatsr 8tteet~«4»-71M (Across froiu Travefers Ins.) M i MMN tnuor, M AiwHism 277 W. MIDDLB TPKIS. seholarahip to the win­ iS iW iri H66T Nta» 16 H66M ft H6W P h o M 64S-2166 ...... 1 ' III...... ■ srtsSSttSi.ai'^:;,.: ■ r, -

PACE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERAlM M A^CH ES^, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 MANCHEfeltiiiE^ CONN. • MO^AY, A^IL 24,' l96t P A 6 V ’

Stimson-McMsthon Peter s-Br ace AAdersdn-CieBortoli J Ro,9[eys-Hanson ■V Conrad-Chace

Mis* Darryl Eleanor Brace of The marriage of Mise Blaine Miss Susan Ddrle Hanson of Miss Carol Ann Chace of Vernon and John Henry Peters Margaret McMahon of Man­ Mianchqster and ' David Le# Mencheater and John Frederick Rogers of Rothsay, Minn, were rV of Rockville were married chester to Duane Arthur Stlm- Conrad of East Granby ex- united in marriage Saturdaj^, af- bhanged vows. Saturday, after­ Saturday afternoon at the First son of Wapping wae solemnized tenxxm aL South Methodist noon at Zion Evangelical Lu- Saturday morning at St. Bridg­ Oongregatlonal Church of Ver­ Church. i ^theran ChurOh. non. et Church. ^ ’The .bride is the daughter of > ’The bride is a daughter of The bride is a daughter of Mr. The bride is a daughter of Mrs.. Edgar V. Coughlin of 890 ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Chace and Mrs. Edward H. Brace of 6 Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMahon Wbodlaiid St. and E. Iver Han- o f 138 Cooper St. The bride­ Vernon Center Heights. The of 77 Hawthorne St. Thebride- •bn of Clearwater, Fla. The' groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom Is a son of Mr. and gtoom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom Is the eon of Mrs. Jack F. Conrad of Flourtown, Mrs. John H. Peters HI of 64 Curtis Stlmson of 301 Demtng Eugene Rogers of Rottiaay, and Pa. Davis Ave. St. the late Mr. Rogers. The Rev. William H. Wllkens The Rev. John Lacey of First The Rev. Robert J. Keen of The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, of Coventry performed the dou­ Congregational Church per­ St. Bridget Church performed pastor o f South Church, per- ble rin.g ceremony. Bouquets of formed the double ring cere­ the ceremony and was celebrant fbrmed the sin gle' ring cere­ Iris, dairies and carnations were mony. Clifford Wood of East at the nuptial Maas. Mrs. Ray­ mony. Bouquets of white spring on the altar. Hartford was organist. Everett mond Murphy was organist flowers decorated the sanc­ ’The bride was given in mar- McOuggage of Manchester was Bouquets of pompons and gladi­ tuary, Jack Gruve was or­ ralge by her father. She wore ganist. soloist. Boiiquets of white giad- oli were on the altar. a full-length empK-e gown of ioli and carnations were on the The bride was given in mar­ ’The bride was given In mar­ peau de sole accented with re- altar. riage by her father. She wore riage, by her etepfather, Edgar embroidered Alencon lace, de- The bride was given in mar­ a full-length gown, designed Oougliliit She wore a Boor- .signed with modified empire riage by her father. She wore with a lace empire bodice, scal­ length gown of silk organza, de­ bodice and trumpet sleeves. Her elbow-len.eth veil of silk illusion a full-length gown of peau de loped neckline, A-line peau de signed with bateau neckline, fit­ was attached to a open pillbox soie with panels of French re­ soie skirt and lace chapel train. ted bofUoe trimmed wHh re-em­ hat of matching Alencon lace embroidered lace. Her veil of Her veil of silk illusion was ar­ broidered alencon lau;e, lace re-embro'dered with seed pearls silk illusion was arranged from ranged from a headbow, and trim m ^ beU sleeves, empire and sequlna a matching headband, and she she carried a bouquet of minia­ waistline with front bow, A-line Mr.s. Philip Lamo.ureux of carried a cascade bouquet of ture carnations and orchids. skirt, and chapel-length watteau Windsor Locks, si.ster of the white orchids. Miss Kathleen McMahon of train bordered in alencon lace. i bride, wa.s maton of honor. She Mrs. Michael Longo of Glas­ Manchester, sister of the brldCi Her bouffant elbow-length veil wore a pink floor-length gown, tonbury was matron of honor. was maid of honor. She wore a of silk illusibn was arranged ; dcslsned with short sleeves edg- Miss Susan Peters of Rock­ pale yellow crepe gown trimm­ from 'a headpiece of organza I cd with lace, and matching lace ville, sister of the bridegroom, ed with white daisies, designed and lace petals, and she carried at the modified empire waist­ was maid of honor. Tliey wore with empire bodice, and A-line a. cascade bouquet of white or­ blue silk linen gowns with chids. line. She wore a matching head- skirt. She v/ore a matching bow with face veil, and she car- matching headpieces, and they headbow, and she carried a Mrs. Dennis. McConnell of carried cascade bouquets of Manchester was hiatron of hon­ ried a colonial bouquet of prin- nosegay of yellow daisies and Couple Wed 60 Years cess carnations deep pink roses, blue pompons and white mar­ po~'-I'-ns. or. Mrs. David BeU of Middle- guerites. ^ , . „ _ J r . ■ and babies breath. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ken­ town was bridesmaid. They Mr. and Mrs. Jacob P. Lutz o f tonbury. Mrs. L « t z is a:tnm b#r Bridesmaids were Miss Bev- Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy neth Freeman of Glastonbury, were -dressed alike in floor- M Florence S t were feted at a of S t Mary’s Episcopal ^ u ’lsh. erlv Chace, M ’s.s Bonnie Chace Grotheer of Ellington and Mrs. sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. lengtta powder blue sUk organ­ 60ui anniversary party Satur- Both are members of the Sentlor william Dixon all of Norman Johnson of East Hart­ Jeffrey Morton of Rockville and za gowns, fashioned with bateau day cvei^g ^Fiano’s Resteu- Citizen’s aub. where M ». Lutz S n eh ^ter rd sisters of ^ ford. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Saternis photo Mrs. Richard Kopp of East neckUne, empire waistlines, el- ront, ^Iton. ■The pagty was giy. b, a member of bowling teams Tlieir gowius and head- Hazardville, cousin of the bride, MRS. ROBERT C. ANDERSON Hartford. Miss Pamela Mc­ bow-lsngtb sleeves en by their sons, Joseph E. Luta which bowl twice weekly. wer»^ stvled to match the was Junior bridesmaid. Their Mahon of Manchester, sister of with xnArLiwu, and aheath ot Manchester and Henry A.Besides their two eons the i-onor attendant’*^ and they gowns BUid headpieces were styl­ ’The marriage of Miss Donna bouquet of orange tea roses the bride, was Junior brides­ skirts. They wore matching or- L u tz o f East Hartford. coiiple has two granddaughters. Carried colonial ^'bououets of Kington i>hoto ed to match the honor attend­ ganza headbows with veils. A. DeBortoli of Ellington to and white stephanotis. The maid. Their gold crepe gowns Fairweather and princess carnations, and deep ant’s, and they carried cascade MRS. JOHN HENRY PETERS IV Robert C, Anderson of West bridesmaids carried similarly and matching headbows were ’The honor attendant carried a, 22, 1907, at S t Mary s Eplsoo- Mra. H. Calvin Hutchinson, both bouquets of blue pompons. Hartford took place Saturday styled bouquets of orange tea styled to match the honor at­ colonial bouquet of white an I pal Church, by the Rev. Man- of Manchester, and four great- Richard Conrad of Flourtoivn Martin Fabian of Rockville Fallot photo yellow daisies. The bridesmaid morning at St. Luke’s Church, roses. tendant's, and they carried nose­ NassUt photo nlng Bennett Mr. Lutz roUred grandchildren. (Herald photo by served as his brother’s best served as best man. Ushers gays of white daisies and yellow carried a colonial bouquet ot Shafer phoM | Ellington. l-'rederick Petrossi of West M;RS. DAVID LEE ROGERS In 1954 from Matson Mills, Glas- Saternis.) man. Ushers were David <3hace were Michael Topliff of Wind­ MRS. DUANE ARTHUR STIMSON yellow daisies. MRS. JOHN FREDERICK CONRAD Odell-Orsini The bride is a daughter of Hartford served as best man. pompons. o f Manchester, brother of the sor, cousin of the bridegroom; Richard Maguire of Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. De­ Ushers were Philip Anderson of RoHand Jiackson Jr. ot East bride; and Ernest Conrad of Emery Zahner of Ellington, and ter served as best man. Ushers piece powder blue suit with Stimson wore a blue and green Bortoli of Ellington, The bride­ West Hartford, brother o f the Hampton served as best man. Philadelphia, Pa., brother of the Robert Murphy of Rockville. were David Stimson of East matching accessories. The bride­ houndstooth check suit with Girl Scout Notes groom is the son of Mr. and bridegroom; John B. Edgar of Usheni were Dennis McOohneU bridegroom. Mrs. Brace wore a pink dress Hartford and' Dayton Stimson groom’s mqther wore a light patent leather accessories. The Mrs. Carl E. Anderson of West Worcester, Mass., and Robert of Manchester and David BiU Mrs. Chace wore a beige lace with matching brocade coat of Wapping, both brothers of pink A-line dress with white couple will be at home after Hartford. F. Schmidt II of Syracuse, at Middletown. Junior Troop 628 over taffeta sleeveless dress and matching accessories. The the bridegroom: Michael Mc­ acccssoriea Both wore white May 1 at the Mt. Vernon Apts., No Mliiter Whaf 4 brothers-in-Iaw of the bride: Mrs. OougltUn wore a bone ’ On Wednesday, April 19, the with an aqua flowered hat. The bridegroom’s mother wore a 'The Rev. John Honan, oa.stor Mahon of Manchester, brother orchid corsages. Rockville. ik Y and Charles Hughes of South ci^epe dress, a pink flowered Girl Scouts of Jinior L r o ip bridegroom’s mother wore a beige suit with mink collar and of St. Luke's Ch\u'ch, performed of the bride; William Hansen A reception for 120 was held Mrs. Stimson is employed at Windsor. Riccardo L DeCarii bat, and pink n- A reception was held cd Su­ curator, with "slt-s.ons." A reception for 100 was held Club. For a plsuie trip to Ber­ on the altar. dleliglit satin with lace ac­ sannah Wesley HaU at the A ”sit-upon” is a cushion at the KofC Home. For a plane muda, Mrs. Peters wore a white The bride was given in mar­ ► cents. church. For a trip to Washing­ made of braided newspaper trip to Miami, Fla., Mrs'. Conrad Fairway .Hot Xn The Suppli«9l / knit suit with navy blue acces­ riage by her father. She wore a ton, D.C. by car, Mrs. Rogers covered with a waterproof ma­ wore a light green suit with a sories. ’The couple will live at full-length gown of candlelight Mrs. DeBortoli wore a citrus • Napkins t| Cups # PlotM Lord'Coughlin wore a yellow dress, white coat, terial and sewed together wi.b yellow shell. The couple will live Florence Ave., Rockville. ncau dc soie, designed with Sa­ green sheath and citrus orange •Candles ' . •ToMeclotlu . and bright green accessories. heavy yarn. These can be used at East Granby. Mr. Peters received his BA brina neckline, long tanered hat. The bridegroom's mother ► Main S t and East Middle Tpke. • Open Thnrs. and FrL till 8 Mrs. Rogers is a graduate of for sitting on the floor during Mrs. Conrad is a graduate of degree from ’Tufts University, sleeves, A-line skirt and chapel wore a spring green sheath Miss Anna E. Coughlin o t 38 Manchester High Sriwol and Manchester High School, and Medford, Mass., and his MA de­ train. Alencon lace and .■’eed and matching hat. Both wore Franklin St., Rockville, and classes and meetings or on the Middlesex Memorial Hospital Central Connecticut State Col­ gree from the University ' of pearls trimmed the bodice, corsages of orange orchids. Reger G. Lcrd of 22 Range HUl ground at outings. The "s'.t- sleeves and deep hem. She wore School of Nurring, Middletown. lege, New Britain. She Is an ele­ Connecticut, Storrs., He is a A reception for 350 was held Dr., Vernon, were wed Saturday upons” were made by the scouts She is on the nursing staff at mentary teacher in Glastonbury'. a tiered veil of imported silk at the church hall. Mrs. Leon mominjj ■ at St. Bernard's during winter meeMngi under teacher at Tolland High School. Manchester Memorial Hospital. illusion arranged from a crown V. DeCarli of Stafford Springs, Oliurch, Rockville. the . instructions of Senior Mr. Conrad, a graduate of Mr. Rogers is a graduate of Drexel Institute of Technripgy, of lace and seed pearls, and she aunt of the bride, was in charge The bride i.s a daughter of Scouts Ann Ruggles and Paula Bamsville (Minn.) High School. Bradford Bachrach photo Philadelphia, Is employedms a Fetver in Production carried a cascade bouquet of of a gpiest book. Mr. and JIrs. John D. Coughlin Sanchini. white enPa li’ lies. He is serving with the U.S. Navy metallurgical engineer at Ham­ For a motor trip to Miam’. of Rocltland, Maine. The bride­ During the winter troop 623 OUR ■RtbAL iRIBliiY^;Y NEW YORK -— Total manu­ Mrs. John B Edgar of W or­ aboard the nuclear submarine ilton Standard, Division of Fla., Mrs. Anderson wore a groom i'3 a son of Mr. and Mrs. has also enjoyed a variety of ac­ Engaged facturing Mnployment in the cester, Ma.ss., si.ster of the bride, Theodore Roosevelt. United Aircraft, Corp., Windsor green and white checked suit John Buck of 135 Spruce St. tivities. In November a group United States has risen 17 per was matron of honor. Brides­ The engagement of Miss Sal­ Locks. with matching accessories. The The Rev. James H. Royle of o f scouts visited the Mansfisll TILLI IVIRYBODY cent since 1950, but the number maids were JTiss Gayle T., De­ ly Ann Asplnwall of Manches­ couple will go f om M '.-mi to St. Bernard's Church performed State Training School to give of production workers has in­ Bortoli of Ellington and Mrs. .MANY RETURN TO FRANCE Nassua, BW’l. A fter May 15, tile double ring ceremony and the children some toys they ter to Charles Wilford Kamer- creased only 2 per cent. Produc­ Robert F. Schmidt II of S.vra- Play Presented PARIS—More than 1,370,000 the couple will live at 51 Range was ce'.ebrent at the high nup­ had made while work'ng on er of East Hartford has been IMHAT YOU WAN1! tion workers now comprise 74 cuse, N.Y., ,sis‘ cr.s of the bride" French citizens have been re­ Hill Dr., Vernon. tial Mass. Miss Shirley Haven their toy badge. These includ­ announced" by her parents, Mr. Miss Donna M. Anderson of On Conservation patriated in the pest 10 years, per cent of all persons engaged of Vernon was organist and so­ ed bean bags, mobiles and in manufacturing — down from West Hartford, sister of the Mrs. Anderson is a graduate and Mra. Clarence S. Aspin- o f this number, 935,235 retuim- loist, Baskets of white gladioli The pupils of Mrs. Constance stuffed toys. On January 10, TOWLE • LENDX • KIRK' MINTON 82 per cent in 1950- brideg^room: and Miss Patricia of Putnam Catholic Academy, wall of 3 Anderson S t ed home from Alg;erla, 220,500 and Connecticut Institute of and chrysanthemums were on Adams’ Room 18 at Verpianck Mrs. Clifford Walker of the Pascoe of West Hartford, cousin the altar. School pi-esented a play about Her fiance is a son of Mr. Irt>m Morooca and 168,800 from Hairdres.s ng, Hartford. She is American Legion Auxiliary, NEGROES MOVE ’TO CITIES of the bridegroom. The bride was given in mar- conservation Friday as their and Mrs. Charles D. Kamerer Tunisia. -WEDGWOOD'WATERFORD'OXFORD'GORHAM a beautician at Mirg'oerite's presented troop 623 with an WASHING’TON — ’The Negro ’The bridal attendants were idoge by her father. She wore contribution to the school’s ob­ of East Hartford. ------Beauty Salon, Rockville. Mr. American flag and give a tala population increased by 2 mil­ dressed alike in full-length Miss Aspinwall, a g;raduate a fuH-length gown of peau servance of Arbor Day. Class­ on the care of the flag. On LUNT • REED & BARTON • DOULTON • WALLACE lion while the white population gowiis of lime crepe, fashioned Anderson is a graduate of We“t of Manchester High School, r e - ' d’ange lace, designed with ba­ mates and parents were guests. Jan. 14 the troop enjoyed an decreased by 1 million in 212 with cowl necklines and back Hartford High School. He is ceivea her BA degree in 1966 teau neckline, long tapered In a courtroom scene, Chief afternoon of bowling at Holi­ large cities of the United States fullness, and they wore match­ employed at the O. W. Hjerpe sleeves, s'.im skirt, and a peau from the University of H art­ FUEL OIL ROSENTHAL • FLINTRIDGE • INTERNATIONAL, Desrosiers Wed 25 Years Justice Michael Raimondi heard day lanes. during the 1960-66 period, the ing Priscilla caps. The honor Heating and Plumbing Co., de soi overskirt and court train. tlie prosecuting attorney (Eliza­ ford. She is employed at Aetna attendant carried an old fashion West Hartford. On March 14 Junior Troop Census Bureau reports. Her elbow-length bouffant veil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Des­ ters, Mrs. Ronald Lajoie o f East beth Albee) preseht the case of Life and Casualty Insurance Ivorinz photo 672 also o f Green School, — 14.9 — WORCESTER • STUART • SENECA • SYRACUSE of silk illusdcn was arranged Nature vs. Mr. Farmer (R ay­ Co.. Hartford. Mr. Kamerer, a rosiers of 80 W. Middle Tpke. Hartford and M as Nancy Des­ Joined troop 623 for an Inter­ MRS. FREDERICK W. ODELL from a peori-edged floral head- rosiers, at home; two sons. mond Lanzano), Mr. Lumber- graduate o f the Kingswood celebrated their 25th wedding national Friendship Probram. 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. piece, and she carried a cascade Richard Desrosiers and Gary man (Daniel Peach), Mr. Cow- School, W est Hartford, re­ OUR PAMOUS glBISTAY OOiS WOMDIASI CHOOSI Sue Crane, student at the Uni­ ; Miss Mary M. Orsini of Hart­ Mrs. Orsini wore a light green bouquet of pheJaenopsis. anniversary at an open house Desrosiers, both at home; and boy (James Henry) and Mr. ceived his BS degree in 1966 versity of Connecticut and a R. B. REGIUS YOUR AILVIR, CHINA AND eRYITAI. RA'niRNI lARLY. ford became the bride of Fred­ lace ensemble. The bride­ Gauba-Fusco Miss Dorinda A. Coughlin of yesterday afteinoon and eve­ a granddaughter. Hunter (Bruce Coles.) from the University of Hart­ groom’s ipother wore a cham­ North Windham, Maine, sistw former member of Senior Troop ford. He is employed at Hamil­ 649.4908 erick W. Odell of Manchester ning at their home. About 75 Mrs. Lesrosiers is employed Appearing as "witnesses for pagne beige ensemble. Both of the bride, was maid of hon­ 1, showed slides of her troops’ ton Standard, . Division of St. Gertrude's Church, Wind­ attended (he event. at Travelers insurance Co., Ibe prosecution” were Joanne Saturday morning at St. Luke's wore corsages of yellow sweet­ or. She wore a fuH-length blue trip to Europe. On March 28 United A ircraft Corp., Windsor sor, was the scene Saturday Th4 couple was marrie-' April Hartford.n aru o ra. Mr. Dir. Desrosiersuesrosiera is c|i-c ii- Leckfor, Russell xavavws,Norton, wszwwSheila ., onH - . Church, Hartford. heart roses. taffeta gown, designed with mommg of the wedding of Miss 23, 1942 at St. Peter’s (J-r.ch, ployed as manager of the Pop- Moran, Raymond Bjorkman and iLr-rritt shown to I-^cks. ' The bride is a daughter of A reception for 150 was held embroidered empire bodice, __. . . 1 T?honria Oilap-Hn AUCB Merritt WBrC shOWn to A.nAn { October wedding is plan­ Joyce Ann Fusco of Wilson to Hartford, and have liv d in ular Market, New Britain Ave., Rhonda Quaglla. . „ . „ . Mr. and Mrs. Fuldo A. Orsini shea'th skirt, and matching Playing the parts of Jurors the troops by Senior Scouts ned. at Valle's Steak House, Hart­ Lt. Raymond Paul Gauba of Manchester for the past nine West Hartford. (Herald photo CHARSE YOUR ojf Hartford. The bridegroom is coat. She wore a matching were Fignces Ricci, Linda Ma- Judy Mushko and Judy Rich- ford. After a wedding- trip to Manoherter. years. They have two daugh­ by Saternis.) son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Xi. headpiece and she carried a selll, M ary Ann MacKenzie, mond. On- Saturday, April 29 PRESCRIPTION JEWELERS-StLVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Moscow, Ru^ia, by Jet, the cou­ The bride is the daughter of dell of 512 E. Center-St. ' ple will live at 348 South St., orescent bouquet o f pink roses.. Kathleen Nichols. Elizabeth the troop pians to enjoy a cook- Helps Solve 3 Btgsest S Mr. and Mra. Anthony S. Fu.sco DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Keron R. Larkin of Wethers­ Egan, Susan Camillerl, Joan out and outing at Camp Merri- ■ ’The Rev. Joseph Grariani of Hartford. of Wilson. The bridegroom is field served as best man. Ushers Wirtz Reports FALSE TEETH St. Luke’s Church performed Mrs. Odell Is a graduate of a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Tarascio, Nancy Bertram, Vic- wood. were Paul W. Buck of Man­ toria D.agenals, Nancy Lappen, Mrs. Charles Jaworski is the the double ring ceremony and Mt. St. Joseph Academy, IVest T. Gauba of 10 Russell St. Worries and Problems chester, brother o f the bride­ was celebrant at .the nuptial Hartford, and Central Connecti­ The Rev. George Burnett pei"- Lortnz photo Ellen Bafunao and Diane Hell- leader o f troop 623. A little PABTBPTH v r ln U ^ on WaleoiM H#p# groom; Joseph G. Adams of your denturef doesiill this: (1) Helps Mass. cut State College, New Britain. fonned the ceremony. MRS. ROGER G. LORD Strom. __^______hold false teeth more nnnly In place; She is a teacher in the Wethers­ Dexter, Maine, cousin of the Bargaining Flops Alan Huot assisted Mrs. ’ TOe bride was given in mar­ Hie bride was giver hi mar­ (2) Holds them more oomfombly: AT field schooL system. Mr. Odell bride; and Thomas M. Cullen Adams with \stage arrange­ (3) Leto you bim up to riage by'her father. She wore riage by her father. She wore Rockland High School, received gineering department of Pratt without dlecomfort. is' a graduate of Manchester of East Hartford. ments. ij full-length gown of white or­ a full-length goivn of silk or­ her BS itg te e in 'education and Whitney, Division o f Unit­ Powder leoikoHne (non-ecld).Wont PINE PHARMACY High School and Central Con­ Mrs. Coughlin wore an aqua BOUT. Ho (ummy. gooey, peety ganza accented with French ganza, designed with empire fron^ Washington State College, ed Aircraft Corp., East Hart­ In Railroad Talks Dentures that flt ere eesentlel to necticut State College. He is lace dress wlih matphlng ac- 664 Center S t ' 648-8814 lace. Her fingertip veil of silk bc^ice a:]>pliqued with Chantilly Machias, Maine. She was a ford. He is a member of F ay­ WASHINGTON (AP) —’The over so small a disagreement.” health. Bee your dentist regulerly. attending flip evening division cesspries. ■ The bridegroom’s Oet F A S m m et eU drug oounteis. illusion was arranged from a lace, anid full vvktteau train member of Kappa Alpha Kappa ette Lodge of Masons and Jolmson said Saturday "the of the Univer^ty of Connecticut mpthef wofe a pale gregh erfepe nation is on the verge of a na­ RANGE ipse headpiece, and she car­ edged with lace. Her elbow- sorority and the Newman Club ASonh-am Council, RAM. He la matter is one of dollars and School of Law, West Hartforu. dress .with beige, agussories. tionwide railroad strike because ried a bouquet of white steph- length veil of illusion was ar­ while at college. She is a teach­ a member of the commissioners cents alone, and the real differ­ AMI He is employed at Aetna Life Both 'wore white ' orchid cor­ “ collective bargaining has fall­ i^notis. ranged firm a headpiece of or- ■ er at the Vernon Elementary staff of the Boy Scouta of ences between the parties are Insurance Co., Hartford. ganza and lade petals, and she sages. en filet on its face," says the FUEL OIL ; Miss Elizabeth Orsini o f School. Mr. Lord, a g;raduate of America, and a member of the not g;reat.'’ carried a triangular cascade A' rec^pti6n'for '90 wag held aeoretiarles of labor and trans­ riartford, sister o f the bride, Manchester High School, is em­ Vernon Congregational Church But the railroads’ Ohief nego­ GASOLINE bouquet of white butterfly at the Bolton Lake H6tel. For NINE OUT OF TEN Was maid o f honor. She wore Sweeney - Shea ployed in the Industrlial en­ choir. portation. . tiator, J. E. WoBe, aaid ttiere ^ pale yellow linen sheath gown roses centered with sweetheart a plane trip to Florida, Mrs. The wanting from Seoretary were “matters of priiidple’’ s a s l B Miss Lucy Ann Shea of Man- with mint g;reen organza coat. roses. ^ Lord wore a blue. I'nen sbeatli of Labor W. WiUard W ilts and inyoivth Of Hart- VITAMINS swer to Uilz c a s e ' but there cephalitis — an infection for which there is yet Mrs. Joseph James Sweeney of of South Windsor. Miss Candida lORMAL Issued “ one final appeal” to ttie Ijrd; and Mias Donna Tysk- New London. Fusco of Windsor, cousin of the should be no illusions about the no specific treatment. CO M PAR E ASD SA V E parties to settle. critical setiouaneas o f the pros­ 4 SPECIAL icz of Rocky Hill. Their at- bride, was flower girl. . ir , The Bev.. Jamea Lee Rizer of. W E R E N T IT ’The threateoM strike oould Since the conquest of polio, measles cause more MON., TUES., WED.— LIMITED TIME fre was styled to match •the St. Elizabeth Church, a class­ 'The attendants were dressed pects.” - begin May 8, ejqpintlon date of Choicesf Meats In Town! deaths than any other common disease of child­ onor attendant’s, and they alike in fuU-length gowns of ABTHUBPRUe ’ffafi unions represent 187,000 mate of the bride’s father, per- a special ^ odngmsaional prawi- hood. I f your child has not had measles, and has arried bouquets o f .carnatipns.*. bltfe,; designed with beck panels, workers. not 'yet been vaccinated against it, visit a ‘jtormqd . the, 'ceremony;,, .was Sion wtiioh. had moved bosk im SHAMPOO SET $2J5 David L. Odell of'Manchester' celebrant at the nuptial Mass a^nd they carried Cdonial bou­ AU.FC^MALWEAR IN physician soop. ' eaxMer April IS strike deadline. ^— COMPLETE l^rved as his brother's bes^ -and gave -the Papal Blessing. quets of white marguerites, and . Jm TUESDAY ONLY SPEGUtL! S'iXJCK AT A LL TIMES! Oliarles Fahy, chairman'.of Mm YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you lun. Ushers were Robert 6r- ' After a motor trip to Nag’s goldki gam M sweetheart roses thefthree-mon mediation board, U.S. CHOICE need a medicinA Pick up your prescription If 4ni of Hartford, brother of the Head, N.C. the couple will live with baby’s breath. SOMETHING FREE said both sides have rejected shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly BRAND NAME GOLD WAVE $9.91 l^ide; Brian Desmond biJ'Hjajit'Hartfordi.' JM- Lecnhril iQauba, pf M hn-. without extra charge. A great many people en­ the board’s settlement recom­ COMPUSTK JCylee Daughn, both of New Mrs. Sweeney is a graduate Chester served as his brother’s k G L O B E 4 YES! trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ Britain; and Kenneth O’Dea o f mendation, ' •STEAKS of Holy Trinity High School, best man. Ushers were Kenneth pound yours? Tbe unions want a 6.5 per cent cky mu. Briath,waite of Manchester, Trawl Sanict j Hartford, .and,JViUimantic Statq .wage biorease, m'Onagemeht Skin AHolysii'and • # SHORT •SIRLOIN College. She ii a Gr4de 2 teach­ obusih of the bridegroom; Ed­ m CLAIROL HAIR GORING 905 MAIN STREET * has offered .5 per cent and the er at Bentley School. Atty. ward Ziskowski of Windsor, 905 MAIN STREET Mnka-llR Lm m » • •PORTfRHOUSE 167 MAIN ST. c o m t u e r t • . t board recommended 6 pet cent. Sweeney iz a graduate of Holy Gregg Manohuck of Manchester Butler pb'dte M E N ’S SHOP Bfanehester OPEN ALL DAY 643-216S The wotkisrs now average <3.80 2 f (YYS RESiSRVB RIGHT TO LIMIT qUAMTITT) ■ tAt • *' C^oza CqllegA Worcester, Mass., and John Jenkins of -OoventryM MRS. RAYMOND M U L GAU^A *^Xhe Marvel of Main Street’’ Yaw Hdma or Mbw e m a n i, C K M IP U m S U N D A Y Authorized, agent In,Man- i on hour. BMrtiffr the raUrpads .and Georgetown University Law Anthony Fusco of Windsor, 801 • 907 Main Street kcbfestel- for nil Alfllaea,, had accepted the board r/tOfog- Parking Always Avrtlable, Birch S t ParUiig 9 A.M . to 9 P,M. School, Washington, D.C. He is cousin of the bride, wais ring a pink cymbldium orchid. TTie Rfl'er a tfecepUbn at the Elk# Manchester, Connecticut NeObegoHon FROSTINU tISJN Railroada ‘ a l., t HI8HUND PARK MARKET ahaociated with the law firm of boarer.- bridegroom’s mother wore;, a H ^ 'e In Windsor ttie coppl# ” ^ Lines.unes. 4 J , “SPECIAUSTS IN FORMAL W|0AR RJBNTAIAr Wirtz and Boyd said Ih a TEL 644^8452' A t i l l^gUiuid Sti Manch'eatoiv-PhoBe 648-4218 WTHIHIJBro Jfalloran, Sage, Phelon and Mrs. Fusco wore a full- long pale blue gown and a whit# left for'Bermudai They will livi statement, " I t is a rtiame for HQ APFom rinm , M EM #, .Hafarty, Hartford. length gown of pale pink, and cymbldium orchid. In Oe’btifia. dcmooTBcy to b# put on total

■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, A P R IL 24, 19CT MANCHESTER EVENING HtaiALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M O lbAY, APRIL 24, 1967 p a o b e i g h t PAdof mMt: Herald > IfiaurljpBter Tokyo's leftist parties in this election, Vernon was voted in as the new Governor of Yesterdays AssemMying the News Tpkyo. Etfpnins B y ' (to il'B .. OOREi^ Tttree bUle ootwsrttiilg tsaoh- This is the first time in history that 25 Yepn Ago Boy^ lS^ Tom Fishing tferb'^ The Assembly’* Joint, Com-, f ” ’ retirement credits, all In- At Platz School, Study Stringeiit o o f INC. the Japanese leftists have gained con­ Some iwya a ttd ^ thej IS Biueii Street 200 nti«oe on Military and Vaterens’ *«>duoed by State B*i>. Henry Mencheater, Coniu trol of Tokyo. first session' o f'th e'A ir Raid With 3/4 Lb. Rainbow Trout Affali* W * given a tavorabla Becker, will be adr^ txfotb tli* |By RAYMOND RAMHDEIX blackboard. In my judgment a gym ctes* aiMl, frately, 1 THOMAS F. 5555QUSON (Dr. Rwnsdell, superintendent the work of the students com- very imlmprsesod. X «xpect*d t* WALTER R. FBaiOUSON Messengers’ Schpol, held at the Gary Ehrhardt. 16, of MlctiAsl Donald Berger. recreaUtm di­ r ^ w t to a biiH that would pro- Personnel ‘ CbnUnittee, Publlahera Not quite so big in the headlines, but tonvwTOw art 10 amL lB Room fi t Vernoa sohpdls, is In West pared favorably with our stu- see gymnaetiice being taught Hollister St. nchbol. Dr. won the grand prize Satur­ rector, wai In charge of the Vida' boiMises for Vletneoh vet- Founded O^otoer 1, 1881 perhaps just as significant, in the long A roily of Townsendltes, sym- .. .«NUfM. State Sen. DavM M. 120. of the State (3apltol. Germany vlalting It* *011001*. dents’ work at Rockville H^ji but aH we observed were gainsfi day gftemoon at Valley Falls derby. IM s is the first of several re- School, but our equipment i* Puhllahed Every Evening BlMept SuitdAV* run, la the fact that another party had pithlners of Dr. Frenis Town- B a tty la dwirmiBn of the com- the main gome being indoor soe- > With school tot in session far superior. M d Holldnys. Entered a role in the leftist victory. send’s plan to establish a pen- Park at the Recreation Depart­ mlittee. The Federal and Iiitergov- P ^ - ) cer. Ftdkmrlng this clans wo o ft /. Mmncheater, Conn., na Second Clnsa M»u this weet, fishini will be , al­ MUNICH —The trip Is a co­ We next visited a 12th grade joumed to ttie principai’s offion SUUer. ______- sloh for all persons over 80 ment’s Annual Children’s Fish- The bin providM assenUeJly emmental Relations Commit­ The so-called Komelto, or "Clean lowed at tha Villey Palis pond. operative venture planned by art class. The worit of this and he told about Me sciioolt SUBSCRIPTION RATES years of age, is held at the the salne benefits received by tee, Wednesday at 10 a.m„ will Government” party which is so often ing Derby. He landed a three- The pond will nr j be rupirvlsed. the American Association of class did not begin to compare many of the fitota I have Just Payable In Advance YM?C3A. M quarter pound rainbow trout. World War n and Korean War conduct a public hearing on * One Year ...... suspected of being the real threat of a Adults are asked to re'*ain School Administration (AASA) with the work of our schools. mentioned. Six M ootha...... l l g“ Nearly 400 boys and girls were from tlshini at the pond until veterans. U enacted into law, resolution asking the Con­ Hiree Montha ...... totalitarian future for Japan, managed 10 Years Ago anyone who has served in the gress of the United States to end the mationol Education As­ They were sketching outline However, in addition, he did One Month ...... 1.86 In the event which lasted from Friday to glv-i the children a sociation- (NEA). The purpose work of simple wares. Also, the mention that approximately 7d to poll a total of 601,527 votes for its noon tp 4 p.m. Armed Forces for at least 60 enact federal legislation pro- MEMBER OF Rosa Miller of WTIC is the chanc" of the project is to give a se­ class was a bit noisy. per cent of students go to gram­ THE ASSOCIATED PRE^S candidate for Governor of Tokyo. Four Unseasonably cold weather Baakethah Playoff* ,days sine* Jan. 1, 1664 will re- hibiting desecration of the principal speaker ait the 88rd oeive.,tl0 for each month of serv- American flag, lected group of American school Next we visited a sixth mar school only and then into The AaaSlated Presa la exclualvely years ago, this party didn’t run any held the total Rah caught to less The Men's Senior Basketball to the uae of republicatlon of all anniversary observance o f St. ice, ^ t h a moxinium benefit . . . administrators a first hand grade English class in which the various trades, 28 per cent . patchea credited to it or not candidate of its own, and endorsed, than 40. Well oyer 200 fish had League playoff* continue to- •d In thla paper and also the local newa pui>- Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of knowledge of the philosophy, English only was spoken. The go on to the gymnasium «chool instead, the conservative candidate, boon placed in the pond by the night at the ROckvUle High of $800. Isabella. Barry aeM today that he will V 1, Columbia and New practices and problems of the class was studjdng relative (the one we visited) and the r*- . ^ A ^ rieiita of republicatlon of apccial dia- thus helping in.sure his victory. recreation department School gym when the American York C ty are the only, three achool system in Germany, patchea nereln are alao reaerved.______' The co-workers and friends of Cluh President push for party considersiUon of clauses, relative pronouns and malnlng 7 per cent become drop­ JPrixes offered included spin- Legion meets -Zahner’s Men’* places in the U.S where the Although schools in both rural Leon O. Holmes, sales manager the. bonus bHl and other Mils contact clauses. Their lesson outs. (The gynmaslum school i* , I The Herald Printing ComMny Inc.. a»- So, although It didn’t come close to nag is protected against such and urban communltiea are be- ■umes no financial responalbllity for tyPJ^ of the Manchester Division of ning rods, reels, tackle boxes, sh in the second game of Wilfred Dissroeieiie’ of 188 Mc­ foi extending credUs to Vietnam v.’as well prepared and the comparable to our Mgh school). .: victory itself, the Komelto party can creels and neU. The prize for their beet of three series. Game graphical errora appearing the Connecticut Power Op., Kee St was elected to his fifth veteratis. observed, most of the time class spoke excellent Eng­ Of the 23 per cent tb ^ attend - and*^othcr reading matter In The Manchester now make the claim that it holds the the. biggest fish was a complete time is ? p.m. The resolution wa* Intro- ig being given to study of the Evening Herald.______gather for a retirement dinner term as.preisident of the French ■“The Legislature would be lish. In many cases I be­ the gymnasium school, seven balance of power in Tokyo. The achieve­ spinning outfit, which was giv- The Legion took the ftr*t party In his honor at the Red (Or better off giving its atten­ duced in the House o f the As- schools in Munich, Berlin and lieve our own pupils would have per cent go on to the university. Pull aervlce dlent of N. E. A. en by John Oeiisay of Oeesay’s game o t the eerles last Monday Club. of Manohester Friday sembly last Thursday by State Fraiticfurt. Publishers Representatives - The Julius ment of such a leverage for the sanctl- Ember Resaurant In BoRon. tion to . these matters than to a difficulty in meeting the stand- Our next .gtop was to visit an Mathews Special Agency — New York, cni montous'Jrind of nationalism this party Sport Oenler. night scoring a 68-46 win. night at a mottling art Orange Rep. William S. Mayer, Rep., of There are 28 educators from elementary school, meet wfth cago. Detroit and B o s t o n .______. legislative pensiion system, and ai'ds set by this class. preaches may prove much more impor­ Robert Hagenow won first The Legion had ^our men in Hall. Officers wiU be installed I intend to get actinn on these Bast Granby. .. , across the country in the study Thedr teacher, a Mr. SaJoman, the principal and teachers in th* MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ tant, ten years from now, than the cur­ prize and Mark Carpenter, sec- double figures led by Curt Blah- Sunday at a banquet at Orange ii'- ’s on a priority basis,” he Almost invariably, the ruleis group. In talking with them be­ spoke English very fluently and afternoon and follow this up TIONS.______odd, for boys six and under, ner with 13, Steve BeUlnghlri, HaU. rent leftist victory in Tokyo. A Thought for Today sa' -1. of the House are suspended fore leaving tor Germany. I find with little accent. He had spent with a dinner meeting with the Display advertising closing hours: Sharon Daley was first for girls Dick Abole and Bob Newmar- Other officers, all elected for when one of its members in­ our problems are similar. We two years in the U. S. as an minister of education and hi* For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. sipc and under. Por Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mrajday. For the prime ultimate danger every­ Sponsored by the Manchester ker, all with 12. Bob Brennan, a fourth term, are Denis The proposed pension plan for troduces a resolution, permit­ aU face the same teacher short­ exchange student. staff. As you can no doubt real­ For Wednesday — 1 P "t. Tuesday. body senses in their bones—and in their Council of Churches In the- seven to nine age Ken Kellner, Fred Setzler and Frechette, vice preisident; Mrs. state legislatora appears head­ ting for the bypassing of us­ ages, budget and building prob­ Gym Class Unimpressive ize we have a busy schedul*, Por Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. gtoup. Bill Modean won first Francis Feeney, secretary, and Por Friday — 1 p.m. Thureday. study of past history—about defeated Coach Bob Berger round out ed for defeat, if and when it ual business while this resolu­ lems. The last class we visited was but it is most interesting. Por Saturday — 1 p na. Friday. v . , . _ and Robert Orlowski, second. Mre. Wilfred Desrosiers, treas­ Classified deadline — ^ Japan and Germany is not that they are The Church the squad. hits the Senate. Many of the tion is aerted upon. Not very many have the publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday Diane Renaud took first for the Coach Bill Fortin was tops urer. growth problems that we have likely to turn toward the left for their TO US senators, Barry among them, However, in this instance, the and Monday publication.______girts. for Zahner’s last week with IS, Members of the board of di­ have expressed doubts of the Democrats forced three roll in Vernon. In fact In Vernon we next dictatorships, but toward the right. The protector from tfie dark­ In the lO-to-12 age group, followed by Gene Johnson with rectors are Louis Gagnon, Mr. need nr propriety of the propoe- calls, voted down the request have had an increase of approx­ Monday, April 24 If neither has, Inside the next ten and Mrs. Adolph Paquette, ness David Anselo took first with a 10 and Frank Johndrow with 3d. for suspension of the rule, and imately 600 pupils per year for The hoarder of celebrant Mrs. Edward Lachance, Paul years, turned to dictatorship, partly be­ toree-way tie for second with eight. Wayne McCoy, Skip referred the resolution to the the past several years. The memories Grenier, Mr. and Mre. Felix cause of its own heritage, partly be­ Stanley Raymond, Donald Olsinder, Don Beerworth, Jim Barry, appearing before the committee for a hearing. nearest approaching this figure Some Day, A Liberated Greece? The wish for an everlastlmg Josants, Jules FiUere' and Frank cause of the behavior of the victors who Brown and Robert Jenkins. Moriarty and Dick Berger Legislature’s Transportation was in a town in Maryland. The MairtneUI. House Majority Leader Peter The descriptions of how the Greek defeaited them in World War II, that goodness Kathy Barron took the girls’ round out the squad. Committee last week, asked for superintendent from there re- NOTICE The reminder of that which prize. AJ Cromble, Dem., o f Enfield, generals who conducted the coup last should be pronounced a miracle. Driver Arrested a change in the present proced­ contended that the resolution over the past ought to be. In the 13 to 15 group, Gary Friday obviously had all their plans so Thomas J. Boyle, 19, of Maple ure of automatic suspension of was important enough to ca l of , 260-260 pupils. Flushing of the water mains of tho Town Hublard and Fred Lewie were Vernon well perfected and detailed in advance SI., Manchester was arrested operatora’ licenses following We left New York City last TO GOD tied for second for public participation at a that they themselves could pretend to M 1 behind about 10 p.m. Saturday ....on speeding convictione. hearing. Monday, arrived, six hours later Before^ Packaging Engulfs Us The cover of the diary from E^hardt Naomi Chapman was Grand Ave. and charged with In Cologne, and after a brief of Manchester Wafer Department will be socializing up to the very hour set Menard Backed He spoke in favor of Ms bUl ----- to 1967 girls. driving an unregistered, motor Mayer, when he Introduced stopover embarked for Munich. fpr their move suggest what the real The National Packaging Conference that would require the Motor The gathering of those that ■^w ards were presented to the vehicle and improper L e o f Bv Democrats on Vehicle Department to conduct the resolution, said that he was Gymnasium School Visit target for their action was. has just been held out in Chicago, and incensed over the sight on his begin April 11,1987. Flushing will een- might listen winners by Mayor John E. marker plates, police said to­ a hearing before suspending the After a day of getting ac- we’re sorry we didn’t know about it in (3rant. Assisting in running the television screen o f the Amer­ The suggestion is that they were not, The following whose doubt* day. Education Post Uoenses of first offenders. quanted with the city, we vis­ advance. are dispursang derby were Prank McCoy, Dor- ican flag being put to flames ited last Wednesday the Reger tinue Tuesdays through Fridays nnlil as they thepiselves have claimed, mere­ Boyle is scheduled for appear­ “The present practice makee We should have submitted two briefs, The new tree whose fruit U ajd Eden and Joseph Powers of ance in Circuit Court 12 in The Democratic Town Com­ no distinction between the hot- during the recent New York Platz No. 1 Gymnasium School ly reacting to prospect of some kind of one of which, judging from reports, promising the Recreation Commission. Rockville May 9. mittee has endorsed Robert rodder and the person who has Peace March. and talked with the principal leftist violence to originate in Salonika completed. would have found at least an intelligent Menard for the Board of Edu­ driven for 40 years without a and other staff members. this weekend. TO THE WORLD The enrollment is all boys TOWN OF MANCHESTER awareness and resolve awaiting it. cation vacancy, left by James violation and wtio momentarily Vernon exceeds the speed limit,” he (800), ranging in age from 10 to Their more probable target was the One thing the packaging industry is The strangei s who tell of tov* Brennan. Public Records WATER DEPARTMENT witiiout it 19 years. The boys in this school new national parliamentary elections workinjg on is the business pf desig^n- The seeaers whose finding* Menard ran for the Board of Barry said that hia bill would Warrantee Deeds are admitted after passing a scheduled to take place on May 28. Ing packages people oan open. So far, are untranslatable '^Circle the Wagon^ Musical Education and lost in the April permit the Circuit Court judge Marion L. Herberger to Mari­ test at the fourth grade level. tme, the results have been limited. In­ town election. They remain through Grade 13 What was going to happen in Saloni­ The group whose potential who entered the verdict of guil­ lyn J. Dupuis, property off Bell deed, some people might say that only He is a member of the Zon- and then may go to the uni­ ka this weekend, until the Junta of gen­ never seem deliverahie ty to recommend to the Motor S t those things which are worst for you—- Set Friday and Saturday kig Commission and is a grad- Vehicle oommiseloner, in versity. erals seized power, was that former The communltiea memory of Amelia J. McCormick to Ar- like beer—have been made easiest to joy and rebirth. uate of St. Thomas College in worthy oases, that a limited U- All the teachers in the school Premier George Papandreou w as going An original musical comedy can Greene, formerly o f Rock­ St. Paul, Mhm. He lives , at 7 ar;‘ "u;^‘;e ;s ity ‘^^aduatrs. H ^ : open. But the nation’s package design­ oense to r businees or school pur­ property at 61-63 Oak St. to open the campaign of his Center TO MYSELF called ’ ’Ctoole the Wagon” will ville, is the Worshipful Master Ridgewood Rd. with his wife, ever the staff is supplemented ers, the conversation and exhibiting out poses be issued to the first of­ Union Party for that election. there. Mary, and their eight children. fender. Quitclaim Deeds by teachers who are also uni­ at Chicago did indicate, are at least The fire tliat ever light* and run Friday and Saturday nights Girl Scout News The Board of Education Joseph H. Christoph to Msu"- versity graduates but have not never bums at the Rockville High School Not weekend violence in Salonika, but conscious of the easy-open possibilities Hie Registration of Rock­ meets tonight and is expected Judoe Jav E Rublnow of Yeomans, property on completed certain requirements The everlasting sense that: the possibility of a Papandrepu victory ahead of themselves. Since their natu­ auditorium starting at 8 p.m. ville Girl Shouts will be May 3. to approve the committee’s en­ S. Lakewood Circle. before they are recognized as here is the everlasting Manchester, chief judge of the in the elections on May 28 was probably ral instinct, in the past few years, has Producing the play is the Any girl between the ages of dorsement. Breiman is a Dem­ Margaret K. Yeomans to full fledged teachers. One dimension of a muMi- State Circuit Court since Us Never what' the generals really feared. seemed to be to design packages nobody First CJongregatlanai Church’s seven and 17 can register at the ocrat Joseph H. and Jean Christoph, These requirements are one dtmenaional splendor organization in 1961, is very can open except by some lucky acci­ ways and meene committee. Maple Street School and the The committee at its meeting much in the running fw oppoint- property on S. Lakewood Circle. year of observation In a class­ Whether, after having arrested thou­ The Uving that unveita the dent, this is a gain. AT THE INSTITUTE OF TALMUDIC ETHICS The muaicai comedy, using Northeast School from 2:30 to lEust week «dso passed a reaolu- ment to the State Superior Judgment Lien room, one yesLT of practice sands of political figures, most o f whom love that Uvea. A^ter they have designed packages fWnUiair western songs, woe 3:80 p.m. and at the Union tion endorsing the $2.1 million Court. Gem Paving, Inc., against teaching under a regular teach, get it classifies as Communists, and having er, plua three years of proba­ easy to open, our package designers The Rev. Kenneth W. Steer* Witten and directed by William Church from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. sewage ordinance coming up for H>e move, in bis beiielf is so Robert W. Melendy, property on established censorship control over the Taylor St., $881.10. tion, or a total of five years need to get on to the really terrific and r a b b i LEON WIND (right), Center OongregartionaJ Church UBylor of 66 George Dr. K re­ The girl must be accom­ referendum vote. strong that speculation exists in press, the military junta will decide It lates the misadventtme of a panied by a parent. the State C artel concerning his before they are recognized as serious problem of the time. spiritual leader of Congregation A 20 per cent voter turnout Attachment caught dares to risk letting the May 28 elec- ( group of misfits on their way to rticoeasOr on the Circuit Ckwirt. Retailers Budget Corp., teacher. Our packagers have perhaps a year By Rowland Evans Jr. Beth Sholom in Manchester, Rockville Hospital Notes is required besides a majority tions be held remains to be seen. Inside poses with Dr. Louis Flnkel- California in a covered wagon. Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 to pass the ordinance. Gov. John Dempsey soon will against Frank and Barbara The school hours are 8 to 1, or two left in which to come up with stein, (left). Chancellor of The Soloiste are Watren Ball, Mrs. p.m. In all area* except ma­ Membership Drive announce two appointments to Sanzo, proprerty at 9-11 LUley no cafeteria, no study halls, no But the main reading of the situation .some selMisposable packaging if hu­ extra activltlea (sports or oth­ off-balance Robert D. Novak Jewish Theological Seminary of Today in History Sandy Beckwith, Harry Croye, ternity where they are 2 to 4 A membership tea is being the Superior Court H ie leading S t, $750. is that once again as so many times man beings on this earth are to be Mrs. Jondcs Forbes, William and 7 to 8 p.m. planned by the Federated Dem- candidate for the second va- erwise), and operates six days America. The photograph was By Ybe Aasoclated Press Trade Name before, the battle o f the left and right spared the Ighominious fate of being Report Uggett, Mrs. Shirley Mahoran, oancy is Common Fteae Court ^er week. Tlie students gen­ taken during a recent three- Today is Monday, April 24 the Admitted Thursday: Burton o^ratic Women’s Club of Ver- Francis B. MUlis, doing busi­ In Greece wages itself on terms and swamped, smothered, and immobilized Jtohee Spencer, Mrs. Jeandnne Judge Anthony GriUo of Ham­ erally speaking were very neat­ day (April 3-5) meeting in New 114th day of 1967. There are 261 Ames of 141 Dockerel Rd.; Pa- ness as Promotional Printing along lines which militate agralnst the by creeping tides of bottles, beer cans, WASHINGTON—Behind the be one of strict neutrality in any convinced that, with Reagan in York of the Herbert H. Lehman Tylee and Mirs. Sandy Tupenny. tricia Hlasny of 6 Middle Butch- Pl&ns call for the tea to be den. Co., 539 Main S t ly dressed and oourteoua There primary that develops against Sacramento and former Holly­ days left in the year. were a few long hair and sev­ development of any self-reliant, free- and plastic boxes. meteoric take-off of Senator Institute of Talmudic Ekhics, at Accompanying them will be er Rd.; Brenda Crockett of 5 held May 21 at the Skinner Marriagfr XJoensa Kuchel, a liberal in the Earl wood song-and-demce man Sen­ Commilbtes Bun 1907, concern­ eral with beards. choosing democracy for modem Greece. We heard it just the other day, how which Rabbi Wind was one of Today’s Highlight in History Mir*. Gertrude Clancey oh the Laurel St.; EJva Butenas of Road School frtm 2 to 4 p.m. Douglas Stephen Tomm, 226 Ohardes Percy’s new plan to en­ ator George Murphy in Wash­ ing state acquiBdtions of Man­ Chemistry Claaa Follow^ the town dump here in Manchester has Warren tradition and Assis­ 16 participants. The group of On this date in 1800, the Li­ piano and Wallace Mayorga on Broad Brook; Rose Tarent of 42 A guest speaker, active in poli­ Get a CBT Personal Checking Account courage low-income families to chester’s Case Mt. for recrea­ Hollister St. and Cynthia La- The late Winston Churchill, almost tant Leader of his party in the ington, the voters of California rabbis, all members of the Ralt brary of Congress was founded. te* banjo. North Park St.; Teresa Paten- tics, will explain a woman’s We visited a 11th grade only a few months more capacity. The tional purpoeee, will be up for raine Perkins, 196 Henry St., with Open-End Cash Reserve Immediately after he and the late Jo­ own their own homes like a Senate. However, the mere will drop the curtain hard on The choreography is by Mary aude of Broad Brook; Ftancls contributions to political life. chemistry class taught by Dr. same problem exists everywhere. The binlcal Assembly, gathered public hearing before the Com­ April 29, S t Bridget Church. seph Stalin had reached their private somewihat similar plan, all but fact that the versatile political the next actor who runs for Ten Years Ago Dunphy of the Dunphy Studio. Jaikey of 21 George Dr.; Jo­ All Democratic women liv­ JSkowatz,' who greeted us in and Guaranteed Check Cashing. production, use, and discard of pack­ from all over the country to mittee on State Development, Building Permlto understanding dividing up their respec­ forgotten today, wi'th a most public relations firm of Spencer- political office. Jordan’s King Hussein said " Non-singing actors are anna Kupchunos of Butcher Rd.; ing in Vernon who have an ac­ English but taught the class In aging has escalated much more s\viftly participate in the Lehman In­ Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Room un-Republican sponsor. — Vice Roberts has agreed to handle * * • the international communist Chai-les Deflanatti, George Ma- Adolphus Bassett of Egypt Rd., Henry J. LaChappelle Jr., German. His lesson was Inter­ tive spheres of Influence in the Balkans, stitute’s program of continuing tive interest in good govern­ 408. THE CONNECTICUT BANK than our population and our consump­ President Hubert H. Humphrey. Kuchel’s re-election campaign Another sign that grass-roots movement was responsible for haran, Mrs. Mary Dunphy, Ellington. garage ayi2-54 Spruce St., $1,- esting as a few of us could made the restoration of the Greek education for rabbis. Aim of ment and politics are invited. The bill woe raised in com­ tion. We now pay more for the pack­ is highly significant. Spencer- Republican politicians love “ efforts to destroy my country.” Mrs. Connie Mills, Alfred FOr- Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. 000. follow him because of the equa­ AND TRUST COMPANY monarchy his personal policy necessity The Humphrey plan, which this program is to provide a , Masonic Ban mittee at the recommendatian aging of most of the staples we buy was quite unknown to the fresh­ Roberts, which also piloted Rea­ tier, Kenneth Porsona, Charles and Mrs. Richard Orrill of Ver- Charles Boderman, fence art tions, etc. that he was working ■Mter Fritral Dt^MS hnansce CwpMfSM for Greece, and, at his orders, British Richard M. Nixon best of all setting in which rabbis who are Five Years Ago The 23rd sumual Masonic o f Mianchaster’s legislative dele- than we do for the contents themselves. gan to his landslide victory last Grifltith, David Steele, Lenwood non Garden Apartments. 17 Hoffman Rd., $500. out for the students on the man Republican from Illinois for the Presidential nomination carrying enormous burdens of President Jose Maria Guido Ball of Fayette Lodge will be gartfam and at the suggestion of soldiers of liberation opened fire in the fall, discussed the Kuchel cam­ HUl and Rlctaaixl Ta^or. Discharged Thursday: Chris- Fiirthermore, very little of this packag­ until his staff found it in their next year was clearly evident congregational and communal said he had voided the result* held next Saturday at the PoUsh Town Manager Robert Weiss. streets of Athens on the Greek parti­ paign with Reagan at length ' Involved In production are tine O’Meara of Reed Rd.; Gary ing is reusable for any purpose. It must research, was briefly outlined in a straw poll of county chair­ responsibilities can pause with­ of Argentina’s March provision­ American Club Ballroom on It carrtes a recommended san fighters for freedom who wanted a during the 1966 Congressional before agreeing to take it on. Jolhn Lanzieri, Mrs. Patricia Johnson of 1 Grandview Ter.; be disposed of somewhere, until it runs men and other political acti­ in the Seminary setting to study al elections in which supporters Village Street. $425,000 state appropriation for new deal for Greece which began with­ cajTipaign in the fodlowing AkMch, Mrs, Rita Manchester, Amy Kloter of 184 East Mein out of cellars and garages into the Kuchel, who snubbed Reagan vists in Kanssis early this together from Jewish classical of exiled ex-dictator Juan Peron A socisd hour will start at the acquisition. out the restoration of the monarchy. words; Donald TeSelle, Mre. Jean An St.; Charles Patrick of 40 Tracy dumps until there are not even any in his gubernatorial campaign month. source material. won 10 of 17 provincial gover­ 7 p.m. with a buffet dinner at Because of the unaviliblty of drew, Gerald Bullock, Rolort Dr.; Grace Dunn of 28 Union "I would like to see a nation- laat year, is expected to support The occasion was a speech norships. 8. Dancing, entertainment, and funds, due to Gov. Dempsey’s The fact that the supposedly demo- more dumps available. Paris, Mrs. Gall Slicer and Mra. eJ housing development fund significant parts of Reagan’s art, LA'berty, Kansas, by Gover­ Srt.; Karen Stone of 63 Wilson the Grand March will follow. tight budget, the proposal is eratic West insisted on a monarchy for There are only two possible .solutions On This Date Gall Jamdoon. for cooperatives in non-profit political program in California, nor John Love of Colorado, One Year Ago Lane; Stefan Skowronek of 77 Music will be by the Clayton not given much chance for sur­ post-vYar Greece had the effect of —one to invent some kind of packaging In 1743, Edmund Cartwright, I coiporations, just as we did despite their sharp ideological dhalirman of the Republican American jets clashed for the • Tickets may be obtained George Dr.; Mrs. Simonne La- Edwards orchestra. vival til this sesslioa. throwing Greek leftists and democrats that has some easy use over and over, Inventor of the power loom, was Belle and son of Tolland Ave. vvith the Rural Electrification disagreements. Issues on which Govenmors’ Conferenice. first time with communist MIG- from the cast or at the door, into the arms of the Communists, and without requiring either very much ef­ Administration." bom. Kuchel could never back Rea- Some 450 hard-core Republi­ 21’s over North Vietnam. loan Office Here fort or space in the process—or the In 1916, the Blaster Rebellion The Herald’s Vernon Bureau the civil war, finally determined in fa­ Percy’s housing plan, which geui—such as, for example, Rea­ cans turned up for the barbecue The Small Business Adminle- broke out in Dublin. Today’s Birthday is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-8186 vor of the monarchy, against Commu­ other the invention of a , packaging was introduced in the Senate gan’s bitter fight with the Uni­ dinner in the district of Repre­ tratton will make a lean officer In 1934, Nazi Germany set up Comedian Jack E. Lemiard I* or 648-2711. News Items may nism, and everybody hoped. In favor of material which will self-disolve when last Thursday with extraordi­ versity of CalifoiTila and the sentative Bob Dole of Kansas, livBiilleMe toonerrow to cttscuss a court of inquisition. 56. be mailed to P. O. Box 827, some democracy too, ensued. The out­ disposed of, and self-dissolve without nary fanfare, would set up a state’s intellectual community— a Republican. A baMort at each financial aid and other pro­ Now At Our New Location In 1941, mechanized divisions grams offered by the SBA with Rockville, come of the civil war depended pri­ leaving a residue which is any kind of "private, non-profit national will be quietly ignored by Ku­ place asked for preferences be­ Thought for Today of the German Army were mov­ any RockviUe area small busi- — present or ultimate danger in itself. home ownership foundation.” chel. tween Nixon and ^Cchigon Gov­ Take time to deliberate; but marily on two outside events, the first ing toward Athens. neosnu^ according to WiUlam Novi' the packagers out at Chicago Both plans, in short, are based ernor George Romney. when the time for action ar­ the intervention of the United States, A footnote; Republican ex­ In 1946, the United States A. Dickson, executive director on a almllar philosophy—mobiJ- The winner, not surprisingly, rives, stop thinking and go in. Talk Scheduled ADRIAN’S which took up the burden and policy had some casual awareness that it perts are hoping the Democrats granted a loan of $40 million to of the RockviUe Area Chamber Izang private resources to make was Nixon, by a margin of at — Andrew Jackson, seventh Churchill had inaugurated but which might be a nice thing if they could find will run Gregory Peck or some Poland with the provision that o f Oommerce. it uos^'ble for low-income fami­ least two to one. president of the United States, By Miss Shea Britain was now too tired to sustain, - some .such packaging .substance. lies to buy their ov'n homes. other Hollywood star against free elections must be held in The . agency representative H OM STKET - MM!H 1967 Publishers Newspaper the country. 1767-1844. and the second the defection of Yugo­ But their main heart was not in this The ph^Ssiphy of the Percy Kuchel. These Republicans are Syndicate ^ Miss Caitherlne Shea, Ubrar- slavia from Moscow, which isolated angle of their future. housing plan atsd-roughly para­ art 83 Union St. from 9 to 11:30 , tv v - GET ACQUAINTED SfECIAL am. The service will be on a Manchester Historical Greek’s Communists. Their big drive is going to be to sell llels that of Senator Robert P. regulariy scheduled basis and Soclerty, will speak and show Permanent Wave ...... 8.50 more and more packaging for more and Kennedy of New York. no appointment is necessary. slides Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. There have, since that time, been mo­ more different kinds of things, with no As one Percy intimate told us: "Bobby’s speeches on hous­ Masonic Meeting at a meeting of the 'YMCA Des- Presting...... 15.00 ments of near-democracy in Greece, and priority for either easy opening or auto­ some free elections which, have had re­ ing early last year were fan­ A regular meeting o f the sort Series at Community Y, 70 matic disposal. sults both extremes somehow managed tastically good. Frankly, if we F isch etti Fayette Lodge of Masons will N. Main St Her topic Is “Early WIGS SOLD. STYLED, SET, CUT AND RENTED had researched them before we be held toradirbw. The Master Gay* in Manchester,” The meet- to live with. But the general trend has wrote our own plan, we might Mason degree will be given with ing 1*. open to aH women , in .the been one in which the monarchy Itself Regardless Of Age be accused of stealing his idea.” WorsliiptuI Miuter John T, Me- area. A niiraery wiU be provid- has been growing weaker, and the po­ Now that he’s launched hia lead presiding. od. litical left, joined by the ever-present The man ^ho missed an exit and was housing program, Percy’s next Friday night, the officers imd Mtie Shea retired in X964 as Oommunists has been growing strong­ lost for a week out on the Los Angeles move is to persuade the build­ membeira of Fayeitte l ^ g e win principal o f Verplanck School, FLETCHER GUSS GO. o r MANCHESTER er, so Uiat there was even a possibility Freeway could probably swap notes ing tirades unions to relax their travel to Wooster Lodge in Col- Hostesses for the meeting are that the struggle which was won for with fellow unfortunates in a dozen rigid restrictions on non-union Chester,; where they will piit on ' A11B..B. R. Bliss, Mrs. John Da- labor. The Percy plan ip to the monsanohy and against Communism states. th* Fedioweraft degree. l>un- vis and Mire. George Smith. **When You Thinks of Gla$$, DEBORAH HUNT « «h. p»no under the Truman Doctrine might be The maze of expressways and inter­ make maximum use of local citizens, particularly the unem­ lost, all over again, in the elections of changes from coast to coast makes Think of Fletcher** driving a nerve-racking business for ployed, in rehabilitating old May 28. many of us. regardless of age. For the housing to prepare it for sale SHARQN LUFTCLAS at the Hanrimond \ . * under the Home Ownership It was at such a moment, and agaanst elderly, it presents a particularly rigor­ Foundation Act, Pew if any o f $oys and Girls, Cdm^ Tp: 54 McKEE STREET push a prospect, and i^ circumstances ous te^t of reflexes. ^ these citii^ s are either imion which suggest that may^ be quite The National Safety Council has been April 27, from 7 fo 8:30 p.m. followlnig with interest traffic safety members or apprentices. \ willing to discard the monarchy as more TUI EkcilOSURES A SHOWER DOORS courses especially geared to the older A footnote: Percy has accept­ SPktNG YACATlbN c i a handicap than a help, that the from $25.00 to $45.00 Watkins Hammond Organ and Piano Studio, 17 Oak Street, welcomes all driver that have been Initiated in some ed an invitation from K enney to their Spring Open House, Thursday evening, April 27, from 7 to 8:30, present milltear junta struck last Fri­ states recently. In Florida, one has been to take a look at the Bedford- BIBLE SCHOOL day. Some day, Greece will be liberated. Stuyvesant retiaibillltation proj­ The p^lformers, Deborah Hunt, 15, of Manchester and Sharon Luftglas, 11, sponsored by the Nsctlonal Retired A t Now I* ill* thm to bring la your screens to bo ropalrad. Teachers Association: ^nneapolis now ect in New York ORy, a project Storm window glass replaced. of South Windsor, are the pupils of Gordon Kirkpatrick. has a similar course organized by the which New York Republican THE SALVATION ARMY Senator Jacob K. JavWs joined Come and hear these young artiste demonstrate their ability, on their Tokyo’s Leftists Had Help National Retired Teachers Association. 661 MAIN STREET y chosen instruments. They might, even entice you into learning to play, if Groups In Connecticut Interested in --Kennedy in sponsoring. AUTO 0LAS$ INSTALLED • « » Tbe a«Mm of the municipal election in establishing such a course can get de­ you don’t a lr^ y . Admission free. Tokyo Ima -two interlocking political tails by writing to the National. Safety Operating out of public sight, Tues., April 2S--Saf., April 29 * ELASS FURNITURE TOPS Governor Ronald Reagan and signifieancee. Council, 425 Michigan Avenucr Chicago, Illinois. his top California aides are 9.30 A .k - 12:30 MIRRORS (HniilaM m I Door) 'I The top headline ii the fact that Dr. It sounds like the type of highway trying hard to reduce the poten­ Ah Children Ag«s 4-12 Years Are Invited ItyoUtdii Mindbe. a rather vemaUIa safety course toat many of us in tial of intra-party disaster in nOTURE FRAMINB (ainypti) JS|Mnaae ariotocimt who once m>ent 18 younger age .groups could profitably iR" . tbe Republican Senatorial prim­ BIBLE STORIES, GAMES, CRAFTS, ary next year. SWntlu in p rten an a Buspedted Com- veaUgate.— WATBRBtJRY RUPUBUi REFI^ESHMENTS, PRIZES WmOOW mC PLATE OLASS m m k tt m WHO ted tte 0m m * . c t CAM RMgan'a pUbUa pcwtui» Bdl. '."•w

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Wilber T. LltUe, Harold Olds, Gen. Westmoreland: Parade Coventry Savings and Loon Assoclatton,; state to its employes required Thomas Kearns, Robert MoKln- Warm Thoughts —:------' ' ■'— — Tolland County ney Md Richard Hewitt South Windsor OaUand Rd., Wappkig. to work on Thanksgiving, Obituary - What did you think of as Military honors were accord­ Anyone interested ki Joining Christmas or New Team Day. you watched the snow to­ A Program Medals for Kin Newsmen To Get Preview ed at graveside by a firing squad Spring Immunization CUnic tbs group is invited to aittend. They are prasently paid time day? Snow tires — Florida Emile A. Qnesnel from 169th Military Police Bn., Antiwar Protesters BnUella'BMri and one-hplL — spring — grass seed? Rise in Number of Fires Of GFs KiUed SOXJTH WINDSOR — Emile headed by Sgt. Llborla DlMarlcl. TIm Soulta WtaidBor Bzichangs Voting Machines Town Manager Robert Of Gintrast Set Saturday at town Hall A. Quesnel, 54, of Holland, Club vriB ntert toroorrow at 6tiM) The Wlllington legislator liu Of Soviet Expo Pavilion Weiss thought of July 4, for In War Urged Mass., stepfather of Peter Ford Mrs. Rath W. Ryan The second annual spring im- chapter at the Unlveralty of Is Reported for District I at the Podunk Mill, BBii««an also submitted a biB calling for he chose today to instruct Must Cost U.S. Lives By HOWIE HOLCOMB MONTREAL (AP) — 'The So- as wel! as those which vriO be aichisv<>tnsi)t. But a o f South Windsor, died yester- The funeral of Mrs. Ruth W. munlnation clinic, sponsored by Connecticut wJU be present at the secretary of the sjtate to Civil’ Defense Director Ed­ (Continued from Pnge One) Fire Ghdef Philip E. Oromble ing and rddenUfication of sub­ “ The state of Connecticut used m the Apollo moon-fUght reporter said he copsidarad tha day morning at Litchfield Hos- Ryan was held Saturday mbm- Eyeryiody loves a pital, Winsted. jng from the Holmes Funeral old a d ^ e goes. And Saturday Nursing Assoclaitlon, .will be jnce President, Mrs, Frances has issued a warning that the ican Legion will meet tomorrow developments in voting ma­ the bell-ringing ceremony “ and they ere dismayed, as I The purpose of this change next at kin of deceased Vietnam lion pavMion at Expo 67 today, A U.S. astronaut Air Force tkm of U.B Mfe. Survivors also include his Ho^e, 400 Main St., with a 12 th Circuit night a large and enttiuslastlc held from 8:30 to 9:80 a.m. Sat- Rosa of West Hartford, and number of fires In town are In- at 8 p m . at the Main St. Com­ chines, and to then order what on Independence Day. am,. by recent mpatriottc acts is for better identification of veterans” , State Senator An­ and newsmen were speculaiUng L t Col. ’Thomas P. Stafford, He said the U.S. exhlM is not wife, two sons, two stepdaugh- requiem at the Church audience at Manchester High urday tot the Reglstrare Room Alumnae Province President, munity Hall. changes are found necessary to Perhaps that’s the best here at home.’’ creasingi particularly In indus­ the regulations and the inclu- drew Repko announced last ■whether it would outshine the was on hand to answer ques­ strong on substance but is ters. a brother, three sisters ^ Assumption. The Rev. School's Bailey Auditorium the Town HaM on Rt. 31. Mrs. Arthur Hawkins of Storrs. The South Windsor Joyoees make the use of the voting ma­ thing to do when watching Reviewing progreae of the Court Cases trial and oommerclal areas. This rton of a table of contents. week. tions. strong on showmanship. A pra- and seven grandchildren. Ernest J. Ooppa was celebrant. proved it doesn’t have to be a i>i.. Rohert P, Bowen, looai Members attending from Cpv* wtil meet Wednesday at I p.m. chines more efficient. neighboring U.S. exhibit hail. snow almost halfway into war, Westmoi^laad said “ the repi'esents the greatest poten­ Repko, R-WUlkigton, wpre- The U.S. Pa'vflion’s theme Is dicted that the Sovtrt-’ sbblMt The funeral will be held pairaite of brass' bands, march- physician and health ddirector, entry will be Mrs. Alonzo Grace, The board denied an applica­ at Sehuabs Restaurant Rt. S. "7t it is found to be more The U.S. exhibit, which cost Paul Chetelat waa orgraiiist and spring, think warm and military pictiwe la favorable,’’ tial eocnomlc loss to the town, ' I n at.'ve America. " Other ma­ would DC weak cm showmanship Wednesday at 8:45 a.m. from tion for change of zone from The Rotary dub wHt meet senting the thirteen town 35th pracUcal to use push buttons hi $9.3 million, got a mixed reac­ soloist. Burial was in St. ring^g thoughts. but the enemy still la full of MANCMESTER SESSION Ing groups, etc. will have Mirs. Esther Palmer, Qold Arrow member; and Mi^ Orombie noted.* jor sections deal with the Amer­ but wouM be packed wlUi strth the Leete Funeral Home, 125 residential rural to general com­ Wednesday, at 6:80 p m . at d v - district, is pressing for the tion at its press prexiew Sun­ James’ Cemetery. fight despite “ staggering com­ The auditorium gathering ap- aentor nurse of the PHNA, as- Motycka, president of the Bast- Tho district referred to spe­ balloting in future elections, we ican spirit, American painting stance. Pearl St,, Thomp.sonville, with Joel S. Curtie, 49, of Hazard- mercial on the property of lea Restaurant, Rt. 6. adoption of his bill calling for should have the anithortty to or­ day. Comment ranged from Bearers were Raymond bat losses. ^ J pladed vigorously as a parade aieUng. AvailaWe wUl be oral em Connecticut Alumnae Club. cifically Is Fire District 1 In­ and American movies. The Soviet exhibit also ptacea a Mass of requiem at St, Pat­ Clara A. JiUson on the cor­ the authorization of such medals “ excellent” to ’whac a waste of Bogne. William Wilcox Jr., Wil- The end is not in sight,’ ’ said ^ d r i ^ gf quarteto. (Barterrfiop Quar- polio vaccine, DPT (diphtheria, Reservations may be made cluding the area west of a tri­ der such changes as they are 'The one on the American spir­ ha^/y stress on Soviet space rick’s Church, niompsonville, ner of Chapel and EUlington Rd. Mimoliester Evenbig Her- “ aa an expresskm of sympathy space ” more Peterson and Stephen About Town the Army general who leads 439,- marched across the stage tetanus' and whooping cough), through Mrs. Motycka. angle formed by Ellington Rd. found practioal” , he explained. achievements. U includes a the­ at 9:30. Burial will be in St, Amendments to the subdi- aid South Windsor Corres­ and gratitude of the people of it was devoted tu examples of Dunbar. The Women’s Home League 000 American s ix e r s . Marines, “ In the fourth annual Parade o f amallpox vaccinaitlors. adult Btrth Announced and Sulll'vun Ave. A chart cov­ The two bdg pavilions, Unked American handicraft and folk ater which will Shew 175 Soidet Patrick’s King St, Cemetery, ■vlsion regulations concerning pondent, Ann Lyons, tel. 644- Connecticut.” of the Salvation Army will Air Force men and saiiors In * building. Quartets sponsored by Man- tetanuM, end tetanus-diphtheria Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. R ^ ering the past three yearn b'.' a hridge, contrasfsharply in art. It tnoluded patchwork films, f restaurant seating 1,100 Thompsonvlllft municipal sanitary sewer pro­ 8582. Expressing a fear that his Edward W. Marsh meet for am educatismonaut Falls to Death Shirley Kuchy, Peter Cunning­ □ Nykm print quOt and piUow. Raffle versity, Palo Alto, Oallf., and a ham, and Edward Hansen, ac­ edge. Reg, $9. 5.99 life members of the Half-Cen­ Auto Accidents companied by Mrs. Polly Kal- V.S, Jets Attack □ Imported hooded sacque. Assorted tury Club at the school. U.S. Issues Appeal When Landing Chute Fails len and William Taylor, advis­ colors. Reg. $5. 3.59 Survivors, besides his daugh­ (Continued from Page One) ors. M W Airfields □ Printed nylon qidlt. Straight edge ter in Manchester, include an­ (Continued from Page One) ------’The school’s Nathan Hale . . . polyester filled. Reg. $6. 4L49 other daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Terryvllle. Police said that after (Ckintinued from Page One) designed to put an ajsti'onaut on Chapter of the Future Teach- Rubel of Glendora, Calif.; a the collision, the car driven by platform that eventually w 'd □ Baby shawk. Whit only. Reg. For Unity in Space the moon by 1970. ers of America was represent- though some U.S. tanks blew up son, Harry A. Deuel Jr. of Lake Mrs. Pickett overturned. She be used to rocket a manned ^ i- 4.50. I 3.39 The tragic end of the Soyuz ed by Kristin Potter, Holly on land mines, sniper fire waa St. Marcoe; 10 grandchildren (Continued from Page One) ------died three hours later in New sule to the moon. □ Hooded terry towels. Pink, maize or flight, however, was now ex­ Mathews, and Diane Reub, at encountered and a Vietnamese end 13 great-grandchildren. TTaor, a i, o a of . it was clear that Britain GenenaJ Hoapdtail. Komarov was aiwarded poa- Starlite with white knit binding. pected to cause a similar set-, the State Convention of the unit engaged a small enemy Funeral services will be held USSR and the United States on gome indications were known jj, Ooicheater, a head-on crash thumouslly the title of hero of □ Hi-bolk orhm blend blankets. Fancy 36 X 36. Reg. 2.29. 1.99 a realistic basis. back to ilie Soviet space pro­ Connecticut Association of the force outside Ben Oat Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. that the spacecraft was In treu- g^nday night between a car and the Soviet Union wiili gold star, acetate binding. White, pink, blue, "We at NASA want to make gram as sdewtists here toives- Future Teachers of America re- The object of the large move Mary’s Episcopal Church. Bur­ ble before the crash. ^ pick-up truck killed one of tliis country’s highest award. every realistic effort. Could the tigate the causes and devise cently held at Southern Con- is to sweep through supply ar- maize. Reg. $4. 2.99 ial will be in F’alrmount Ceme­ “ They seemed to be having t,|jg gg^rs occupants, Stephen The announcement said a statue lives already lost have been difficulty all the way along that means of prevenidng a repeti-' nectlcut State College In New eas reportedly restocked by lo­ □ Hooded towels. White with taUp tery, Denver, Oolo., at the con­ Walas, 16, of Granby, Moss. Po in hif: honor will be erected. saved if we had know of each mission,” said one official, who tion. ' Haven. glatiics companies of the Viet print binding. Reg. 2.29. 1.99 venience of the family. lice charged the liriver of the He and his wife had two chil­ □ Acetate Blanquilt. White, pink, other’s hopes, aspirations and declined the use of his name, ’The Soyuz 1 was launched at. GOP Dinner May 2. Gang 9th Division that was hit Watklns-West Funeral Home, car, Joseph W. Walas Jr., 17, dren, a ifi-year-old son and a 9- plans ? Or if full cooperation hod ______3:36 Sunday morning Moscow The Republican Town Com- badly during the receht Opera- blue, maize . . . with acetate satin 142 E. Center St., Is in charge 0* Amherst. Mass., with negU- year-old daughter. been the order of the day? gj times to bring the craft down Mm . Komaoxyv said earWer time, the fflnst manned Soviet mittee Is sponsoring a dinner tl«i Junction City deeper In War binding- Reg- $4. 2.99 □ Bath gift set 36 x 36 terry towds, o f arrangements. There will be gent homicide. “ Both the USSR and the U.S. earlier, but were unable to do her husband bad not toM her space flight etnee Alexei A. Leo- and speaker at 6:30 p.m. May Zone C. 10 X 10 washcloth. White tmly. B O calling hours. are developing their large space » Where he was going when he left wov took the first 'walk in space 2 In Coventry Grange Hedl on The new esoelatiion in the air The family suggests Oa/i/e^ Reg. 2.29. 1.90 „ ^ capabilities. ^ e officials declined to say Conyers Attacks for his last space flight. She on March 18, 1964. Rt. 44A. Reservations are to be WW came after a week of unu- □ Heavyweight receiving blanket. those wishing to do so make <-we both wiU have to decide whether intercepted messages ^ ^Bld ehe was told about the Although the Soviets never made on or before Thursday “*1^7 activity in Pure cotton flannelette with circus memorial contributions to a between many of courses of ac or tracking data provided the iswchm g by another cosmo- announce plans in ad'vance for with Mm . Holman S. Femald. U.S. flieM claimed to, applique. White, pink, blue, maize. Book^ Remembrance at St. P o w e l l D d f l V 111 terry ploy togs □ Gift set 20 X 30 knit towel, 10 x 10 tion which each will have ^he ihformation. He declined to ^ baut, Pavel Popovich, who their manned space ventures, it Tickets may be had from com­ have shot down two of the Oomf R eg. $2, Mary’s Church. power to carry out. / speculate as to whether illness mimist jets and said they proba» for happier babies washcloth, 1 combed squar^ 1 r ^ i l G t l l l * l l t o L l*C «» called from the space center.' was widely expected here that it mltthe membeM, or by contact*- tie. White with colors. Reg. 3.50'. “ I very much hope that the or death of the cosmonaut In No detailed explanation was was the first leg of a significant Ing Mm . Femald. The dinner bly got A w others. The loss U Soft and cuddly, absorbent terry oijc U.S. plane to MIQs also waa Funerals dramatic events which have orbit, or mere malfunction of (Oontlnned from Page One) given for the trouble with the new stride in space. meeting plans also include an STRAP-HAPPY SHOES □ Girls’ fian^ rubber pants. tf^gs trimmed w ith pink or blue already occurred in 1967 ■will be equipment, may have resulted parachute ropes that caused Part of the delay of more auction. The dinner will feature reported. looked at ageiinst the back- in a decision to end the mission. Conyers said, however, that R eg. $2. striped seersucker, pompoms and James F. Sullivan Komarov’s death. than two, years since Leonov’s roast beef. FROM ITALY! train applique. Machine-washable, The funeral of James F. Sulli- ground of the many statements It was believed by some ex- the way the feeling of house There w m no menUnn of the flight Itod been due to develop- Fraternity Marks lOOth □ G ift set. . . same as above, but In ▼an o f 88 Elro St. was held this made by the leaders of both na- perts Uiat the Soyuz 1 was a membeM is developing, “ they ApoUo aexMent in the United of course. From our wide collection ment of the new spaceship, Mra Joh*)! Motjrcka of Polly □ Sntqi bibs. Reg. 1.69. 1.19 nursery print. Reg. 8.50. 2.39 morning from Watkins-West tions, to the effect that ooopera- three-man vehicle, and that the might even tell the Supreme States that took the Hvee of the whose dictedls the Soviets have Lane, advises that Pi Beta Phi, PeraotMl Notices Get set for the golden days of Spring and of quabty baby itans by Carter’s, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center tion is something both nations Soviets had planned to send an- Court to go to hell’’ if the high three astronauts. The Soviet not described. Women’s Intamatlonal Greek sunsuit $3 Bt, with a Mass of requiem at should seek. other spacecraft aloft for a ren- court ruled Powell had to be prass had hicam«d this on haste The launching of a second letter fraternity, -will celebrate Summer. Light, airy shoes, lovingly hand-crafted In Memoriam □ 3 pc. feeding set. Bib and 2 dishes. hooded robe $4 □ Terry coveralls. Assorted sdld cd- Bt. James’ Church. TTie Rev. “ I know that President John- dezvous and possible crew- seated. and carelessness. manned aatelldte, beading to a the 100th anniversary of its by skillful Italian shoemakers . . . each with the ors and prints. Reg. $3. 1.99 John J. O’Brien waa celebrant, son Is ready to match lUs ac- member transfer, had all gone Sources close to Powell said Although the -fliilit program 'retudezvous in space wl® Ko- founding this month. MembeM atmSd'^ Reg. $4. , 2.59 2-pc. play suit $4 ” away April 31, im . Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was or- tions with his strixigly ex- well. even the Harlem Democrat’s of the Soyus 1 ranqlSined a myth marov’s vehicle, was generally throughout the states of Con- "fashion is fun" look. In bone, white or malt. (DAL Young World— ganlst and soloist. Burial was In pressed desire for more effec- The setback In the Soviet lawyers are becoming impatient Wry, the deaith of' Komarov ap- believed to he pdaimed tar earty nectlcut and,Rhode Island plan That*158^dSIi ’SK Moaotaester Paitads) Veterans Field, East Cemetery, five cooperation.’’ space program, with tiie death with him and finding him dlffl- jieniW to peraUel In some ways today. - s , a csnteniilal lunbheon at toe with • toeei^mOe n id a Tbe Rev. Eugeae F. Toipey read Webb and other officials had of Cosmonaut Vladimir Komar- cult to deal with. As one source ^ Cape~ Kennedy accident. ' TTw failure oT^ds launch to Yankee nlra> flllvunimithSilversmith In,In \TaWSanMeriden .. tbs hand. g. •U SHOT DAVWSON I LIWNTHAL IN MANCHSSICR PARKADC . . . OPEN MONDAY. WEONESOAY. the comffiittal service. nothing to say as to the cause or ov, was thus possibly of a far- put it; “ He’s got to get oft that The ApoSo wan tbs ththd gen- matoxiallH gave the lin t hint of oil Saturday.' land. aa tmknowa (DAL Shoes Manchester Foitade) . Boaren were Billy WilUama, background of the Soviet aod- reaching nature. island.’’ entton Anuidcan spaoeiociaR (nwibie. The Connecticut Al^pba active THURSDAY, HHDAY WSHTS TM. 9 P.M. . . . TUESDAY & SATURDAY TRL * PA4. .4- Kotfaer. n tb e r . BnHier and Meter \ V V ' V ' ^ r ^ •• . * |l i PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 Section Two MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 iianrlffatfr iEurning il|rralii MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 Pages 13 to 24

*V V ■' liospita) Notes ‘'Wmt Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.nt...... in all areas excepting mater* ,i..>lil»iili nlty where they are 2:—f to 4 k i .v ^ vfc\ >. ■ VA... .sv^ fi.< rtV* • p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private rooms where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 1 > dtors are requested not to smoke In patients’ rooms. No more than two visitors at one time per patient ADMITTED YBSTElCbAY: r.^r Shawn Bellefieur, 164 Hilliard Com e St.; Susan Butterfield, RFD 2, J . • Bolton; Mrs. Shirley Cowles, 81 Avondale Rd.; Wilfred Cote, fop lUC. Willimantic; 5tr t tte Cum­ to.- mings, Lebanon; William Ous­ ter, 36 Eva Dr.; Mrs. Myra Hagenow, 29 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. Thelma Libbey, 185 Brook St., Wapping; Charles MacNeil, Coventry; Mrs. Dorothea Mur­ phy, 176 Hackmatack St.; Don­ 'p. ald Pechka, Glastonbury; Wil­ lard Perrine, Manchester Manor Choose From The Largest Refrigerators, Freezers, Convalescent Home: Bruce Rav, Andover; William Russell. .Westbrook; Mrs. Davinia Stem, Selection In This Area.... Coventry; John Strickland, Rt. Washers, Dishwashers... 30, Vernon; Mrs. Isabel Va’en- ti, RFD 2. Manche.-'ter: Henry 85 Lockwood St. General Electric ADMITTED YESTERDAY: is ru . Ft. Lorraine Amirault, 37 Lenox St ; Earle Armstrong, 522 Fos­ REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ter St.. Wapping; Richard Bart­ Frost Guard. 147-lb. Freezer. lett, Hartford: Ernest Beruby, J 267 18 Arch St.: Mrs. Ruth Boglisch, 669 W. Middle Tpke.; Nancy Campmire, 189 Farnham Rd., General Electric South Windsor; Dale Carnell, 12 Cu. Ft. RFD 2. Bolton, Guillermo Ce- peda. 61 Englewood Dr.; Thom­ as Cusick, Storrs; Charles Dick­ ‘ REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ens, Irene Dr., Vernon; Ian Egan. 34 Delmont St.; Jules Fil- 147 iere, 16 Dartmouth Rd.; Fred­ erick Gerber Jr., 130 Valley Mayor Runs Afoul of Law, Faces Mock Court General Electric SAVE A View Dr., Wapping: Matthew Mayor Nathan Agostinelli (left) got himself involved with the law today, and Police Capt. SIDE BY SIDE — 36” WIDE Green. 21 Avon St.; Carl John­ George McCaughey hands him a Circuit Court “greetings” that charges him with speed­ son. 33 Hamlin St.; John King, ing. That’s Atty. William Collins witnessing the arrest this morning on E. Middle Tpke. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER BUNDLE RFD 2, Rockville: Ramona Now the Mayor has a week to prepare his defense before he faces a Mothy Lennon, 10 Hartford; John Beddow, Storrs; Salisbury and daughter, 97 left to right, Mark Dion of 86 Carter St., Gary the Adopt a Lot Program, a pack selects a particu­ High Manor Trailer Park, Depot Sq.; Henry Minor, Cer- Christina Shortt, East Hamp­ Union St., Rockville; Mrs. General Electric SAVE A White of 75 Pine St., Edmund Michalak of 278 lar area to clean on a regular basis. Rockville: Albert Vining, Man­ vens Rd., Rockville; Frank ton; Carol Benson, 257 Ludlow Lemoine Chesery and daughter, 24.7 Cu. Ft., 865>Lb. chester Manor Convalescent Schofner, East Hartford; Mrs. Rd.; Kenneth Holt, 489 Adams RFD 2, Manchester; Mrs. Mary­ neral Home, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Cavey's Inc., Mr. and Mrs. J. Home: Mrs. Edith Welles, 623 Phyliis Mason, 27 Jensen St.; St. ann Hansen find son, 56 W, CHEST FREEZER BUNDLE 2-DOOR Allan L. Cone, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Finlay, Dr. Winfield T. Avery St., Wapping; Mrs. Mrs. Doris Glidden, 210 Moun­ Also, Paul Haller, Storrs; Middle Tpke. Public Contributes $890 Peter B. Gram, Dr. and Mrs. Moyer, Francis P. Handley, Mr. Eleanor Wilhelm, 439 Parker tain Rd.; 2iel(mars Avens, 171 Christopher Thifault, RFD 2, DISCHAROED TODAIY: Marw Herbert L. Snyder, William E. and Mrs. Robert B. Simmers, St.; August Zeppa, RFD 1, Hawthorne St.; Edwaird Turk- Rockville; Joseph Frey, 4’2 Linn- hha Lennon, 65 Hublard Dr,, To Scholarship Foundation Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. M. Phil­ Atty. Arnold H. Klau. Manchester. shot, 98 Summer St.; Mrs. more Dr.; Hugh Culbertson Jr., Vernon; Donald Pechka, Glas­ Upright FOOD FREEZER REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER ip Susag, Judge and Mrs. John Also, Diamond Fkjlice Equip- BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Eleanor McCombe, Storrs; Mrs. 95 Goodwin St.; James Mc­ tonbury; Mrs. Lorraine Gave- General Electric A total of 3890 was contribut- the various scholarship efforts J. Wallett, Charles L. Wigren, ipent Co., Mr. eind Mrs. Nicholeis daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ra­ Laura Tomlinson, 1135 Sullivan Veigh, 122 Deepwood Dr.; Carl don and son, 587 School Rd., Holds up to 406 lbs. of 14.8 CU. FT. ed to the Manchester Scholar- in Manchester, with sponsor­ Bayer Construction Co., Mr. LaPenta, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred B. mon Godek, Ellingrton; a son Ave., South Windsor; Mrs. Mar­ Masztal, 82 Goodwin St.; Mrs. Bolton; Mrs. Jdsrahine German frozen foods. Fast freezing ship Foundation during its first ship from the Chamber of Corn- fljid Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins, Sundquist, Clarence J. Burke to Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ garet Brinkley, 36 Spring St., Shirley Elderkin, 29 Fox Hill and daughter, HefllMiv ' . . . 4 door shelves . . . Easy- REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER general drive for funds which ">«fi%rce, and wjil hold Us second ■lifr. ahd--Mrs. David Heller.**^' Sr., Weodore Ciunmings Ageri- Caffrey, 131 Laurel St'., Wap­ Rockville; llhomas Fry, M closed 15, the foundation awards cecaarony June 21. cy, Mr. and Mm. Allen A. Hig- ping: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut St.; John ’ Wilkins, to-clean porcelain on steel Frost Guard — Bottom Freezer ' 2 4 7 ■ Also, Dr. Walter M. Schardt. bie, John Wagner, Dr. A. Elmer Turnbull Rd.; Sandra Krivickas liner . . . Can be locked. board of directors announced to- Businesses and individuals Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr., Ronald Mealey, 48 Reed St., day. contributing to the General Mrs. Clifford Cheney, Mrs. Dlskan, Helen B. Solomon. Mr. Rockville: a daughter to Mr. 165 West Rd., South Windsor; mum Takes only a little space, This money is in addition to Fund w ere: Mrs. AusUn Cheney, Catherine E. Putnam, Mr. and and Mrs. William E. Belfiore, and Mrs. Edward Strycharz, Vincent Girard, 17 Brent Rd. just 61” high, 28” wide and $4,200 in contributions earmark- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atwood, Mrs. Edson M. Bailey, John H. Atty. and Mrs. Vincent L. East Hartford. Also, Iver Anderson Jr., 15 1 General Electric *237 Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Willard Rd.; Cart Peloquin, 420 27i/>” deep (less handle), Giant zero degree freezer nolds up to 156 lbs. of frozen foods. ed for specific scholal’ships, an- Miss Dorothy Cheney, A. Hyatt Hyde, Saul M. Silverstein, Mdss BIRTH YESTERDAY: A 11.6 cubic foot size! nounced last week. Sutliffe, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Florence R. Johnson, Frank Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Olof An­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Miller Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Haz­ ICE CUBE CONTAINER Automatic defrost refrigerator section. Twin porcelain enamel The foundation coordinates P. Becker, John F. Tierney Fu­ Toros, Mrs. R. W. Goslee, derson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. old Hunt Jr., Ellington. el Hastings, East Hartford; Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mrs. Dortha Bundy, Ellington; NO with 2 All Metal Ejector Trays DISCHARGED SATURDAY: vegetable bins. Temperature control. Magnetic door seal, opens Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Mrs. Beverly Chase, 29 Vernon John Boyle, Elfist Hartford; Ed­ "GUESS Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Circle, Rockville; Michael Jan- ward Kdrpuska, RFD 4, Rock- WORK" easily, closes silently. .ClvoiMfwABtN Of sMimea, i neth D. Arey. iak, West Willlngton; Mrs. ville; Mrs. Elizabeth Hansen, WASHER General Electric T" .. Mary AxeLson, 102 Beelzebub 119 Pi/tkin St.; Constance Mig- U.S. IMPORTS ROQUEFORT Rd., Wapping: Thomas Hum­ liore, 417 Summit St.; Kenneth TOULOUSE, France—French phrey, 99 Ridge St.; Jo-An Bou- Roy, RFD 3, Rockville; Mrs. BUFLT-IN DISHWASHER cheese makers produce about d.'-eau, 23 Battista Rd.; George Migdalia Johnson and son, Glas­ 2-Way Wash 13,000 tons erf Roquefort a year. Potterton, 171 Avery St.; Pat­ tonbury; Mrs, Sandra Pirtel and 137 The United States imports more rick Griffin, 90 Henry St.; daughter, 33 S. Main St. than 60 per cent of the 1,788 Craig Lehrmitt, 37 Reed St., DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- tons allowed to leave France. Rockville: Mia. Maiu^en Coffey, DAY: Mrs. Dorothy Yost, 22 General Electric J Taloott Ave., Rockville: Miiriom Burgess, New London; Mrs. Shirley Kresco, East Hartford; PORTABLE DISHWASHER Mrs. Claire Healy, Coventry; 3-Way Wash Ira Vogei, 31 Grant St., Rock­ 127 ville; Leo Poisson, Elmwood; Barbara Zepp, 750 Center St.; Mrs. Suzanne Mangono, 26 General Electric Lodge Dr.; Mrs. Minnie Vallera, CONVERTIBEE ” 26 Kane rid.; Mrs. Anna Ogren, 1097 Main St.; Mrs. Keithie Var­ FOB A LIFETIHB! You’ll never bave to buy film again . ney, 159 Oakland St.; Deborah PORTABLE DISHWASHER because each time ’.lagetts dev^ops a FttzGeraid, 27 Concord Rd.; 197 prints your roll of Black A White or Sherman Lanz, 2 Grant St., Koda-color film we give you A^O- LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film Rockville; Joseph Fiona, RFD 1 for vour camera We replace the film General Electric you have developed. 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1*^ l-T MANGHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 PAGE WFTBBN ^AGE POURTEJk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967

A IL im SE BIRTHDAY SAVINGS AND STAMPS. TOO! Here’s a great Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wedne^day onlyl chaiioe to fin up your atamp books wbite you save ou aD our Annivenaxy qjiedab. The Baby Has .oMeietN f i r s t CHKKBinMTnS N a t io n a l Been Named ••• win ) Deliciously different! So good they're habit forming. Once you taste S t o r e s o White Gem no other chicken will do! They're fresher-by-forl Rowley. Michael Inward, son of Michael Lee and Unda LaBelle Rowley, 12 School St., Rockville. He was born April 8 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick LaBelle, Malone, N.Y. His pa­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rowley, Malone, LEC QUARTERS HEASTIHinB N.Y. • • • • * wiHi bock with wing< Hetaer, EUcabetb Margaret, daughter of Frederick and Carol Kaiifinann Hetzer, 28 N. Elm St She was bom April Rushed to 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ you from ents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kaufmann, St. James, N.Y. White Gems Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hetzer, are the fin­ nearby Flushing, N.Y. She has a brother, William Charles, 3%. est chickens forms . . * * • • * your money you never Blazek, Kevin FranoiB, son of Frank P. Jr. and Mary con buy. nod it so Belfanti Blazek, Meadow Trail, Coventry. He was bom April fresh! 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Victor Belfanti. Washington Depot. His pa­ ternal grandmother is Mrs. Frank Blazek, Litchfield. He has a brother, Timothy, 2%. • • • * * Moody, Deirdre Elizabeth, daughter of Frederick A. and Rosann Carlson Moody, Burton, S.C. She was bom April 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ t a s t e THE DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY! parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carlson, 122 Loomis St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Moody, Arling­ ton, VL • • • • • Brown, Michael David, son of Kenneth Charles and Donna Lingard Brown, Brewster St., Coventry. He was bom April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal gn*andmother is Mrs. Ellen I^ng^rd, 35 Hudson St. His pa­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, East Hartford. He has a sister, Debra Joan, 4%. West, <%eryl Albertina, daughter of James E. and M mmi-Dncmq Lorraine Marrobte West, Cedar Swamp Rd., Storrs. She was bonj April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Her ma­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aime Marrotte, Willl- Sto^op\ SAVE THE D IFF^ENCE IN PRICE !^ mantic. Her paternal grandfather is Percy West, Stonehouse Rd., South Coventry. She has two brothers, Ronald James, 12, and Jsunes, 9; and a sister, Barbara, 14. ***** We reserve the right to limit quontities DePasquale, Nidiolas Edmond, son of John Anthony Bradlees FRESH Sr. and Donna Mosher DePasquale, 135 W. Middle Tpke. He was bom April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ FOODS LB ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Mosher, 174 WHOLE Benton St, His maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Lucy Mosher, 174 Benton St., and Mrs. Helen Rodrigue. Windsor Locks. He has a brother, John Anthony Jr., 2; and a sister, Specials for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday! Lori-Ann, 3. Early week specials! Broiling or Frying • » * * « O’Sullivan, John Jeremiah, son of Jeremiah J. and Jan­ TOP ice Connolly O’Sullivan, 181 Woodland Dr., Wapping. He was O'TMC lb bom April 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal DAISY BUTTS 69 GBADE LB grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Connolly, West CUT-UP or SPLIT N ew t^ , Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Swift Premium Boneless Shoulder Butts Jeremiah O’Sullivan. Hyde Park, Mass. He has two sisters, Jane, 6%, and Susan, 4 ^ . WITH BACK LB • • * • • Chuck Steak LEG QUARTERS Rosencranse, Deanna Lynn, daughter of Ronald J. and CALVES LIVER 78 lb Elizabeth Cook Rosencranee, 116 W. Main S t, Rockville. She Bone Sliced... Delicious partner with Bacon! WITH WINC LB was bom April 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her In maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Winot BREAST QUARTERS Brainard PI. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rosencrsmse, 17 Scott Dr., Vernon. She has two sis­ Pint lUSDAl ters, Genevieve, 4, aijd Donna, 3. lb « * NEPCO BACON 69 Cuh CHOICE LaBelle, Benjamin Maurice, son of Wilfrid and Simon- Sliced, Sugar cured... mini-priced® Dpiicious London Broilers » 8 9 c ne LaBonte LaBelle, Tolland Ave., Tolland. He was bom April 16 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents U.S.D.A. LB 7 9 c Me Mr. 2ind Mrs. Arthur H. LaBonte. Franklin, N.H. His pa­ Top Fillet Stenk ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip LaBelle. Dover, R I B STEAKS ^ ’•■fi Choice! N.H. He has two brothers, Kenneth, 6. and Matthew, 2V4; and Early week special! % I two sisters. Leanne, 7, and Sharon, 5. Lt 7 • r C.T Ground Chuck ^ LB ^ 9 c ***** Kratzke, Mark Peter, son of Allen Peter and Carol BONE IN Pestrltto Kratzke, 295 South St., Rockville. He was bom April Cube Steak 9 9 c 16 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents USDAXHOICE ore Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pestritto, 291 South St., Rockville. His paternal grandparents Me Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kratzke, 69 Chuck Steak California LB 6 9 c Ellington Ave., Rockville. He has a brother, Scott Allen, 2 %. • « • • » BANANAS LB f | 9 c Mangold, Walter Kenneth, son of Kenneth W. and Lin­ ^Bonel Iess Rib Steaks Stow Beef da Caulk Mangold, 70 W. Main St., Rockville. He was bom April 15 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal g^and- ftither is J. Raymond Caulk, Iy>ng Island, N.H. His paternal Fresh Ground Chuck 65' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mangold, North Reading, Mass. He has a brother, James, 4. ***** Wisan, Jesse Leigh, son of Michael J. and Deborah Newman Wisan, 116 Constance Dr. He was bom April 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents HUNTS GALLON M e Mr. and Mrs. Mandel Simon, Dumont, N J. His paternal grandparents M e Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wisan, Bronx, N.Y. • • « » • T H IS W EEK Hansen, William Michael, son of William Cannon and qo mimpncinq qo mimppicinq PEACHES BLEACH Maryann Griffin Hansen, 56 W. Middle ’Tpke. He was bom April 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Griffin Sr.. 21 Special for Mon., Tues. & Wed. SLICED or HALVES FINAST - Full Strength Brainard PI. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hansen, 129 Lenox St. Hi.s paternal great-grand­ Sea Fair Queen mother is Mrs. Anna Hansen, New York City, N.Y. brand 1-LB GALLON ***** SAN BENITO HI02N Bycholski, Jill Ann, daughter of Walter A. Jr. and 13-OZ PLASTIC Judith Clementino Bycholski, 31 Barbara Dr., Vernon. She was born April 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ CANNED TOMATOES CANS JUG s i ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Clementino, SnUWBBtRIES 20 Westminster Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Walter A. Bycholski Sr., 126 School St. She has a broth­ 33 er, Stephen Walter, 3%. ***** 28 OL German, Elizabeth Lee, daughter of David F. and Jo­ a - 10 OL MORE BIRTHDAY SUPER SAVINGS! sephine Cranford German, Carolyn Dr. She was bom April cans pkgs. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ CHOCOlAn FlUIT mother is Mrs. Ora Lee Cranford. Decatur. Ga. Her paternal (sRced) Educator 4 * ^ 7 9 « grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. M, German, Portland. She MMT COOMU 3 ’p'So? 8 9 « Del Monte COCKTAIL has a brother, Michael David, 6. Coin fMAST - CREAM STYLE 5 CANS Apple Juke PMAST 5 Ks ^ I ttb T O z mini-pricing^ saves you Fresh from Stop & Shop’s Sweet Peas CANS Pinie Juice PMAST 3 New England's Leading money on famous brands! 141) 6 0 s ASPARAGUS own Bakeries! Comstock r W j g CAN 4 # T C CeU Water Surf 59< Two-Year Professional 2 -lJ ^ ^ z PMK LOTION Apple Sauce " H A S T 3 $\oo School of HUDSON TOWELS MUFFRI TOASTIES DBTlRaiNT 4 SS 99. CUCUMBERS FOR Your choice of ACCOUNTING New from Hudson! $1 6c DEAL AppUcattoos now being accepted for |i PACK Giant size roils with CORN • OATMEAL PACK SepL, 1967, admission. pkgs. sppngeability... y BRAN • DATE GOME| CLEANSER HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING 162 \ \ W \ '■.v\V C risp -A ire 4c off label ORANGE JUrCE 2 12-0 1 7 1 ^ q 60Z e r t 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 towels Package of Six! M cIn to sh If. S. No. 1 — 2Vk'' Minimum MINUTE MAID FROZEN - "The Real Thing" CANS / ^ O CANS D 7

LR Modess Diet Soft Fleischmann's Prince. BUFFERIN CRESr TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON Ess Patina S 6 a okpt. sse Blue Bonnet Sanalac WATERMaONS itollon ChMM 3 01 tar. Sta Sanitary Napkins Mazola Margarine Margarine Spaghetti Sauce Margarine^ Dry Milk TABLETS u OOTHPASTE 12 count q O f pound pkg w w n d Pko A A t 1 -lb pkg O A ^ Z c o ff 10 quart $ 1 NEW package O # % lb prints V4 lb prints 1 1 4\*tZ . 1 Va Ib'prints O U -label package I ReguU O Q C ■■ - OZTUBL 5 9 ^ TEXAS Oiun King Ciifckan Oiow M*in 16 on can 53c Bunbln Inn Pink Sqlniea 16 on can 75c $1.19 '.i.e 0 0 BINGO KmH Italian; Creeling, 8 oc bellln 37c , Wcich't Grapciadn 2 10 .ez |an 53c OMONS NEW LOCATION - ORANGE HALL YOU CAN COUNT ON m im -priCm qjO k eep y o u r fo o d costs d o w n .. SAVE ON QUALITY FOODS* M m m tl TW AWNI;I0 UMIt OM M IM I MCN menvt at hut NAnoNAi tuPM maakhs ONit EVERYTILESOAY ■l-f. i . 263 MIDDLE TURNPlI MANCHI ITER. qONN. V.rl , t BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1987 P A G E S I iiL ^^AGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24. 1967 tgUand be heard at tonli^t’s open public "f 'j.i 1.1,' . I I hearing of the Zoniijg Board of bamchnd previously, have sen- spacecraft to sweep acnoas m«- Ajppeals at 8 pfo). to.toeVTowa Hebron sors ^ai can spot any nuclear tto samplea so engineem can " H U N a R E X Hall. explosion in earth’s atmosphere meaetire foidton charactortstlics TABLITS" H olise Bill Filed to Exem pt The appiicatlan has been zuYk nutted by George 8. Waller of : j 1 and as far out in space as Mars, in spsoe, sTailsIilb only at i Registration for Grade 1 officials said. A second Is to InveaOgsfe heat Weigold Rd., , who is seeking a ] Z o n e r s S e t W ater Com pany from AucKt variaoce to pbrmit the abbVe r ^ i j s v V a U R C l A t M Three addtUcnal. aafellltes cimvection and bolting cbarsc- iCOUNTRY DRUB use, on Lots 88 and 34 on the r j aboard toe rocket 'OQntaln engi- terlstics of fluida in weighttess- The Ty>lland Aqueduct Oom- Hanry LaBone, to Mrs, Fronds i h Scheduled Next Week H e a r i n g o n neering and sdenttfia experi- ness. The ttord is packing fo­ pany will no longer have to file H o d i^ , Uhrarian. right Side of Weigold Rd., half - a itiile from the IptereecUon of Jgo «4vft MlteM, *100 W W Iili-R w T m iy, MimliMlif ^ jttgiatration for cUMren Depending on final regiatra* ments. One has a small "Wind- atruments to detect rodtetlon ------^ ' i i A J an expensive annual report tf The ’Tolland Orange, present­ ^200YWiNIHER--BlaiHhe Bienkowtiti, Wappinf i«nter Qratfe 1 In the local Uons, c h a n ^ in school asefgn- Anderson Rd. Y'- *lg9 WlMKR-Marjtny Uiiv, RM|ifUM *100 WliniBI->Mn. MmIi Pmliaei, RtaOiMMa' 4 Variances shield wiper’’ arm inside the ohanges during periods of in- H e rfllti AclS the provisions of Hfi 6379 are ly fo its 81st year, Instru- •■it V ' ic school system in Sep> ment may be necaasaxy to mental In the eatabUshment of The second vartanco tz sub-’ ^OfiHVMlIlR-Mn. A. MHH, FtkfMl *100 WM«R~Vktiait Htnoiit WMtamit passed by the legislature. The nritted by Dav«d 9Bva, Rt. 74, .» ill OAWD UtaOW SNO eSAWP WAY COWWKTICUT STOSK ONIV. nber U67 will be held at the equalize the ctaasrooin load in Ths Zoning Board of Appeals a library In ToUaiuL tiQb elementary school offices Um two elementary schools, company presently pays one- for autooriity to Jmlld a cement C M P lOUl tlPD IIO m » l T I t lOUl K tU tS I UNiO* OB CBIBO » I I tOOO SlOlf 01 jf«D * SllSPiO Stlf lODBfSStO (II»!10P( 10 S T IK TOOl C U I*' KflDOOlBItBS tBlNli UmON C O H 'lU t 111 BO KDIOIO BO S ' klU O B t» T 'M hss tour applications scheduled The fodies of toe Grange had next week according to a ached- Parents are requested to third of its an n ^ earnings to a difocuaafon on the advantages ploitfoiiTO Yextanrion to wMliin ule from the Supt. of Schools bring their ohHd wttti them for a public hearing tomorrow complete the report. of a pUbilc library back fo April five feet from toe aMeiUne of I^jink M. Dunn Jr. when registering as a pre- et 8 'p.m. la the town office HOME OF The bill. Introduced by the of 1897. In 1001, through the to» Oonneotlcut' l i ^ t ait|d Pow­ er Co. on toe left side of Rt. Xt Coventry Gnmimttr School **ool survey of the child’s % building. Albert J. Barone of Public Utilities Committee of efiforts of the Grange foddes, the 11^ program will be from 9 reBMnteB for school win be townrecelved a charter for the 74,- 3,000 feet from toe foteroeo- don't pay more...you just gel more al Grand union! Manchester Is seeking peif.iis- SERVICE the legislature, at the Urg.ng (ton of aarid HW Rd. You aan. to 4 p.m. on May 2 land wade when he is registered on •i? of state Rep; Robert D. Klng'ol Ubrairy llrom the General As­ sion to establish boarding ken­ -/ Hie BoUettn Board h<|ay 8 and again on May 8 from above days. AND Tolland, would exempt small sembly. 'Ten of: toe fomole 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. High School Prognsna nels for 24 dogs on Rt. 6A. water companies, earning less Grange members became Char­ The Board of tJhristian EKhi- \ oatfon- cf toe UniiM Oonsrega- 'M the Robertson School the . CfomUry High School stu- Walter and Ann Gustafson than 56,000 a year, from filing ter membera ef toe library. ■e^dule is from 8 a.m. to 4 “SnUt in Grades 8, 9, 10, and of, Windsor are aeeklng a var­ The'book,'donated lest week, ttopal'Ctouroh wM meet to n * ^ QUUITr annual audit reports with the at 8 in 'toe..Cbriat>ta Sduoatfon 'p.m. for May 8, and May 4, presently considering iance of seven feet from the State (^blic Utilities Commis­ tnwM. toe development of toe and again on May 4 from 6 individual progmxns for /v zoning regulations concerning Order of Patrons of HUshefiKtry, BuUdtogi , - Yl sion. Companies earning more The anhual meeting and elec- pun. to 8 p.in. ^ school years 1967-1968. front yard requirements to per­ U than 53,000 must now file the Obetter known as (he Grange), Won of officera of toe VFW ChH^ren who will be six years «« encouraged to mit the addition- of a 12-foot from its founding fo Washing­ • *.Sw; y • reports. Post 241 wSl -be held tomorrow oW toi or before Dec. 81 are “ appointment with the wide porch on a dwell.ng lo­ The report which contains 26 ton, D.C., by Oliver Hudson eDgtbla for Grade 1 in Septem- suldance office a* the school to -. '♦ ' sQilh of Ripley Hill Rd. and inar-type sex education pro- town engineer in South Wlndsqr. He lives in V^indsor but under the direction of co-chair­ e rt Benson. New York. AU EARLY MORN will move to Manchester as soon as he straightens out his row covering North St., London The Cofresi boy apparently nuuKS 6 9 < NEAT lb. op South St. and lake develop- gram for public schools was Park, Forest Park and Abby men, Mrs. John Burokas and Webeio, Peter Strube, Les­ financial affairs. He says that the job of director of public Mrs. Raymond Zabilansky. climbed to the roof of the auuDinooi ntonte south of the comer of held at the New England High- Drive. It is requested that pa­ lie Lemek; Gold Arrow —Peter lousucoun South St., and way Hotel in Concord, N.H. works is a full-time job and requires local residency. (Her­ Twenty-five per cent of ail Strube, Michad Strube, Paul freight car and was severely zoz«HaauHmno ald photo by Satemis.) pers be bundled and placed by STAMPS COLD CUTS esoasiiun 3 S U G E O H n N bB- o^ southern aireas of The local high school recent- funds collected will be retained burned when he touched or iHMi m n A the road. Bundled papers may LaFontalne and Sliver Arrow, AINSORRAR in Tolland for an investment Peter Strube, Michael Strube, came near the 11,000-volt sus­ 1314-oz.i S S I Z ? ^ 'y became a member of the also be left in the garage of s \.ffj 2 jan V n^U IFC AUMATeAUIBr NESDEC with the conference J i n i t n n EVERY fund to aid future Tolland stu­ Barry Rtcbairdaon and Anthony pended electric cable that pow­ CUCUMBER DISCS IK /IN ILa MoGnjiAucoN the church. dents at the new high school. ers the locomotive, police said. uvaA R B nn a o f ®®t “P ®®-® information LaPointe. 6U-OZ. Bulletin Board The balance will be pooled with One year pins, Micael Yar- M T r o o D PRIMO—HOT or SWEET Heibiron Orange will meet to­ the ElUngfon High School Com­ lott, John Perry and two-year BEARD-SHAVINO FUND TABBY Z B*. Junction, on Dafoy Rd. S morrow night at 8 p.m. iin the N u in -D A n iH PURE I* Public H earing Set Tonight WEDNESDAY munity Scholarship Fund. pins, Peter Strube, Michael JACKSONVILLE, 111. (AP) — ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79c PORK lb. T^tenfiroirt Park, Oak Grove, grange hall. Foilowmg a busi­ The scholarships will be Strube, Tim Shaw aixl Steven A group of students at MacMur- aito aH other northeim areas „ . ^ ness meeting, members will awarded In June, to both MARGARINE Serve Witii trw id ilriea fifade 'A ' Iggs of'- town wffl regteber at the Manchester Evening Herald Noe. ray College recently donated On Town Budget Requests hold a oard^party. Tolland and Elllington students. 1178 at a charity fund-raising CJqyentry Grammar School on Coventry (forrespondent, F. Denner Stripe, Charles Ander- Gordon Lassow, London Park Tolland students. In previous auction to shave off the three- The town will discuss budg- been Incltxled in the budget re. son, Stephen Brennan and as­ HUDSON-ASSORTED 81- Pauline Uttle, teL 742-6281. Water oonunissioner, announces MANCHESTER years, have received more In sistant Denner stripe, Stephen year-old beard of Bill Weber, 21, FIRST CUT FRESH LEAN et requests totaling some 5930,- quests, to cover any and all to resiidents of London Park, scholarships than has been col­ a senior from Erie, 111. 782 for 1967-68 at a public eventualities, ;Sdnce ail budget that the ^ water lines wiH be BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTBR^TOLLAND TURNPIKB Deptula and Michael Strube. lected loc^Iy. Sixty Tolland sen­ Tolland Junior Notes ' FACIAL TISSUES Bofta in Prison hearing tonight at 8 at the requests must be in before the flushed on Wednesday night at iors are eligible for graduation CHUCK STEAK GROUND CHUCK Community Hall. hearing. 9 p.m. Mrs. John Woods of Ridge Rd. in June. was elected president of the Tol­ Middle The hearing will be conduct- There Is a difference of opin- The OUead Oongregataonal SULLIVAN AVENUE The drive co-chairmen have r .i t ed by the board of finance. Ion over where the amount for Church Council wiM meet to- 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST land Junior Womans d u b . At < Cut Union Boss Adjusts W ell, SHOPPING CENTER asked the co-operation of local the organizatlon’a annual meet­ The procedure to be followed leasing the classrooms should night ait 8 in the sooiBl rooms of residents in making this year’s ing last week. RUMMAGE 2 ~ r 4 9 * ib 4 9 < will be the same as in the past: «I»Pear in the budget. Waddell the church. MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR i b 3 drive a success In honor of the Other elected officers indudp f Seen Still D oing Business An item by item review of re- has asked that the town be al- The Episcopal Church Wom- last Iblland students to attend . tv# queats, with pauses for explana- lowed to vote on the amount en cf St. Peter’s Church wiU Mrs. Gaylon Wortman, first SALE GRARDUmOinOIII A A n . . eeaeiw-iiBWB ^ BOIHBI-CHOCt Bllington High. vice president and program ^'fObntinued from Page One) ------Uons. for leasing separately. If it hold their mcsxthly meeting to- EHLER^S In Honor Society ^ „„ lOu away and up a flight of ohalrman; Mrs. Marvin Oster- TUES., APRIL 25 POTATOES‘T * 3 3 ^ 9 5 * f SHOULDER STEAKS lb. 8 9 ‘ CUBE STEAKS cracE Copies of the budget requests ^ *^®"’ *‘® morrow night at 8 p.m. Douglas Miss Leah Ann Thomforde, ling, Jr., second vice president aiys ^ former inmate. "He’U steps-and finish tidying up hie are available at the town of- b* deluded in toe regular board FeU<^. n o ^ gardaiUrg col- I . U . C A N 7 P .M . GIAIODIIMriOIII ■a as BOnUSS dOit torough Ws lawyers.’’ COFFEE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ and publiclity chainnan; Mrs. fices for guidelines, but not all f operating budget. «m ^, wifll be toe guest ^ k - bert Thomforde. Old Stafford Richard Symonds, recording Sponsored BROCCOLI 6 '^ 8 9 * 5 9 * CHUCK FILLET ««** ^ Hoffa Work caU is 7:46 a.m. He figurea are accurate, accord- «pent only on leasing and er. The group wrfeomes all with CHomo some suggetoh^ works in the clothing room with Rd., has been inducted into secretary; Mira. Joseph Kol- American Legion Auxilinry ing to selectmen’s clerk and «bUtdes for toe leased rooms, a ‘‘green thumb” to attend the Phi Beta Kappa national honor conoesnlng the nationwide about 2ft other men until lunch, meeting. QUART wicz, correapondfog secretary; At The Tpaqwters negotiatfona for a a 46-minute break beginning at town treasurer Mrs. Shirley _ society at Baites College in Lew­ Mrs. Dennis Hkrt, nominaUhg mzAPiES 4"£M9* Riley. She wUl be on hand to- Bolton E l e ^ t a r y iston, Maine. LEGION HOME new .contract. jj. Then back to work until 4:16 Manchester Evening Herald JAR and mem'bersMp chairman and hold a tour-hour session Satur- MAYONNAISE Honor Roll Students Hoffs, is stm getting part of p.m. He must be in his cell at ” ‘8bt to make whatever cor- ^ ^ make ud for Hebron correspondent, Mrs. Mirs. ^Rutb Carlson, treasurer. Decorator White & Assorted Colors hfa 5100,000-a-year sal^ as 4:30 for the daily institution are necessary. ^ extra snow day used earlier Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. •nilrty-flve Tolland students Three members of the Tol­ imewMtJtonal bead of ttw fode- count, then__jj to______dinner wWch______runs Because some ntof thothe ficniroofigures . wMl be heM 1 tB. ettending Rockville High Sdiool land Jimioris .Received awards pendent union In (be form of a t> 5:80. Prlsonere leave when ®'’® complete, it is im- a am tn i « m have been named to the Honor at the recent arts and crafts ex­ SCOTTOWELS CANS RoU for the third queirter. Ifo.OOO an x n iB l payment t o his they're finished, umesB they to compare this year’s ^ GREEN GIANT PEAS hibit at the Tolland Coimty mfo. want to talk. expenditures with the budget i Smffle Rocket Freshmen, high luonora: Con­ meeting of the Connecticut >11 M can spend though in toe After dinner Ws time is Ms requests. ed-out on Saturday and snowed J. rad Dwire, Diane Grant, De­ State Federation of Womene pgicon commlBuary is 516 a own. K the weather’s nice, and The increase under the re- rescheduled ^ Set to Launch borah MacArthur; Claudia St. Clubs, in Vernon last week. njionth. As a new Inmate, fo Us as kng as it s light outside tor quests for the town proper ap- tomorrow in hnuM « wtii AT OUR FISH COUNTER - ON SALE TUESDAY HiUaire, Lorraine Wlhelm; hon­ Mrs. EMward Walsh won sec­ J®* to 517.000. bet>® assessed 53.00.3 53,003. Time To more above the average IQ t i ’a cubicle, 9 feet wide, 10 feet Wh«i jroa have paid tlfo first pramam oa find that the handling of ■sr 73* d M ab-' .10 feet high, has a 2- r "t Cl™'*** heS'^to^STto horsepower doesn’t give their MIRACLE WHITE USTERIHE SPAGHETTI iQch (hick 'woodm door With a Court.uuri 12 mayMay o.8. leased otassrooms-at toe high v *®'*®8« cameotlons has , a 1if(^ ipsnrfuice policy, you have created an hrain power enough of a ■.Vv.' : vk l o u c u mnTE 1-pinf b(MT®4 opening toe size of a Call! ' Sweet Red Juicy \ \ ^ V in^ediate estate. 11u$ | y work-out They tend to be­ RONEOn came bored, restless and Im­ 4-or.bH. • effookartward. M faces a conri- ^l*® ®t- was issued a warrant „eatton has also said it needs. ^ ’• ^ Chamber of )■ can be yours only with life insurance. As a local ;tr 79* dfo-sad aarther row of similar charging him with According to school board ^ ^ , patient bdiind the wheel. This FABRIC SOFTENER FUSILU ; ■: ?• e*«s. A Wifodow oveifooks a breach of peace, state police dhairman Walter Wadd^, toe .. hirings wlU be held M N E W SYSTEM Sun Life representative, I would welcome leads them to be careless, to CmCREN WITH LIVER OR liDNEYS KRAnPARIAY ANOTHER FAVORITE ^ Y / gfoss courtyard. Colchester report. board of education, has not monthly Weetern Celia Bas lOe the opportunity of discussing take chances and apparently MARGARINE meeting, at 8! p.m. in the-Munic­ ^ut'C arrets makes them a greater acci- W08BCUT 1-lb. 8-oz. rHofte.;has a oot-covered with a They said the arrest stems made an officiei requert for any UUNBRY this matter wiA you. dant hazard; If you have been 05* can i Idanket. He has locker for fmm a disturbance April 15 at amount from toe'board of fl­ ipal Building Hearing Room. FRISKIES CAT FOOD 0 HASH * 8 ? ^ 2 9 ' UBBY BEEF STEW AND DEV CLEANlNe JOMphllW . provided with an imusual ROG SHAMPOO ea wid persaoal arti- his aunt’s home on W, View Dr., nance yet, but plans to do so ------— 7 ------iresh Avocados ’ S a lw F ru it 2 F o r 3 9 C! quantity of brains, remember lORDIIITlNnUR BiiNran _ _ in,. i is a sink and a com- Bolton. He is scheduled to ap- after a special' meeting of the 2nd'Cftr Exporter ON HARIUSpN ST. (M) to use theta behind the wheel. 16K-OZ.I TR0PlCALPUHCH3’,^ 8 9 c aRode.-' W est : ^ ; fare . ^. may we serve you? DISINFECTANT O^oelto the OemeteiT Hartford, NRACIX WBRE ^ WHITE TUNA 2 7 9 * «D$ta$ foem T a-fu. untB U p jn . PoUea said he wias taken into piribletn a t toe Ugh school, is mobile eoaxfober evettmiml oidv LeirgeSPudi 10 Hoffa Is amkened at 6:80 oustody at Mauoheeter High to be dfocuseed. by West Oennaav and now Conn. Dillon Sales and Service, can Her Fk^-up sad IMtvenr 621-1970 In c . Ib-gol. HASH * 8 P *!l!r73* LYSOLSPRAY by $ byszipr to Jda oeB. He SchooL Pkto Setactman RIchatd Itor- more BVento cars am being sold OaU6«8-77W > Besidenoe Phone: 648-7600 SUPER CLEANER gets vp, dresses, watoes and ------ra suggested at last Mjonday’e fo Germany than" Gorinan cars Plprido O ron ^ ISxtn Lgrge D oz. 3 9 c 612 EAST CENTER STREET Y oiH Fmrd Dealer Y*' ...... g^,|g,rtlrallwiSaa«dny.A|zrBRD.WeKeeervellieTiph«eeiefteMwnhlii. Biakaa hia bed. TUBKEVS DRINK TOO MUCH eohool board m e e t ^ that toe fo France. Spain has become MANCHESTEB, CONN. Breakfast is atw ut'7. He goes DHB MOINES, Iowa—Turicey board buUd toe n ^ e d class- the'N o. 1 foreign market for Bnanobee at: 209 North Main 819 Main S t, Manchester ManchestM* Fttriiade^ Middle Turnpike, West—Triple-S Redemption Center, 180 Mariiet Square, Newington $9 toe mess hall at toeIte .own Jel- poulta U to 28 days old can ixxnne rather than lease them. French carSf In France itself Sb and 501 Hartford Rd. 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1 ■ . ■ 'i'r> ^ T • ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ' ^ ' ■. ' ■'■! ■, ^ G E EIGHTEEN BIANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD,’ MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 M4ilCHEl^‘TieR HEKAl D. ’ MANCHKTER. CONN., M ()lbAy, ;ne Party Spoiled fj-v. ‘ Still Alive i PHILADELPHIA (AP) riora have won here since San Francisco finally tied it at A1 pbwning ^ Water! Tom Merscbery w*s warm- March 1«, 1966. 102 oh a long onerhander by Pirates Leave Town, inj: up beifore the fifth Philadelphia led 96-84 as the Elck Barry, who led ghe War­ DALLAS (AP)—Bert Yancey, with the idea that the final quarter began. Chet Walk- riors with 36 points. And Howard Nattoud LeMfue game of the National Bas­ *r, wha led the Eastern champi- Xsike . Jackson fouled Tliurs- most important thing in golf is to get the ball in the Batting (20 at bats) — Brock, ketball Aasociation cham­ ona with 26 points, converted a mond and Greer protested so hole, firM A four-under-par 66 to take a one-stroke lead Cold Like Weather St. Louis, 444; PhiUpa, Chica­ pionship series Sunday be­ free throw and the Warriors vehemenUy he was tagged with in the $100,000 Greater Dallas Open Tournament. Then Key Victory NEW YORK (APX-rtThe Pittsburgh Pirates discov­ go, .429. Ili Easteni 0 tween the Philadelphia trailed by 13. a technical foul. Barry made ------^------}jg lectured on putting. ered that Chicago left them cold and are happily leav­ Runs — Harper, Cincinnati, 76ers and the San Francis­ It looked all over but the the technical and Thurmond “A lot of players are afiraid to NEW YORK (AP) — ing town a little ahead of schedule, no doubt relieved 12; Jackson, Houston, and Eastern League action co Warriors. He spotted a driidiing of the champagne, then sank one of ids two free throws try to be good puttera," he toM Success will never spoil the that neither the Cubs nor the Mets appear on their Brock, St .Louis, 10. opened, with somewhat lean on ice In the 76ars’ dressing Mile Mark the prees room Sunday after he Runs batted in —Brock, St. than a flourish this weeks' big sign reading: 76ers, to give San BVancisco a lead it Boston Red ; Sox. "Not with ' National League schedule for a while. ■" ------room. never relinquished. had ahunmed into firat iSace at Bl&ton Howard and ,.A1 In their first nine games, the REDS-ASTROS— Louis, 14; D. Johnson,' Cincin­ end highlighted by cold' World Champions. 54 holea with 308-eeven under W. L. Pet. G.D. nati, 11. But Meschery, who bad The Warriors outscored* a Set by Ryiin Downing around to divide Pirates, everybody’s presearon ^111 Pappas held off the As- weather, wet playing fields 'Th« five-year W€trrior veteran scored but six points in the first pax. St. Louis . 7 2 .778 % Hits —Borock, St. Louis, 20; exclaimed to no one.in'parUcu- shaken PhUad^phia team 10-4 the job;. CindnnaU .. 9 3 .760 — favorites to win the National tros, though he needed late-In- and some sloppy baseball. three quarters, reeled off seven in the final two minutes. '"They want to be known aa The 'New'. Ybrk' ,batterymen Pinson, Chicago, 18. IfT, "We're going to epoU their hHtara. and neglect putting. I Phija'rbia .. 7 3 .700 I LCague pennant, have faced nlng help from Ted Abernathy, Binghamton made ita league straight perints. Nate Thurfiiond, At 3:54.7 sparkled in'relief, roles Sunday Doubles — Helms, Cincinnati, champagne party." believe that since putting is tha Atlanta'..... 5 4 .556 2V4 only New York and Chicago, the xhe Reds got five straight hits 7; Davis, New York, 6. debut Sunday a. euccen by the 6-foot-ll Son Francisco cen­ tAW REncE, Kan, (AP) — -r Howard with a decisive tapenders last season. jn the first before a man wa.s »The Warriors, fired by the ter, added three more and it McNeeley Named most imijortant thing in golf, Chicago.... 5 4 .656 2','. Triples — Williams, OMoagb, downing PHtsfield, 4-2, to taka Oetannined Mescliery, railed Running marvel Jim Ryun, ad- one shouM voncentrata on that. ptnch-hlt doubled and Downing Pittsburgh . $ 8 6 •376 4 But the Mets and Cubs have put out, Deron Jirimson’s single sole possession of fleet place was 97-94. BOSTON (AP) — Tom Mc­ mitUng to a case of pre-meet with a. heaf-perfect pitching Phillips, Chicago, 2. from a IS-point deficit in the I practice a iot.” New York . 4 7 .364 i\i, combined to win five games and driving in two runs. Ron Davis Home runs—^Brock, St. Louis, in the newly formed Eastern Hai Greer and Wilt Chamber­ Neeley, former New England nerves, proved to himself Satur­ perfomance 1— as the Yankees Lps Angeles 8 final period to beat the TSera Yaivcey had Just toured the 6,- 6 .333 4Vi lose only three to Pittsburgh, hit a three-run homer for Hous- 6; R. Alien, Philadelphia; D. divMon. lain scored for Philadelphia to heavyweight champion who day he’s right on schedule in his name' from behind' to stun the San BY1 » •« — i.y F,.- of 67 2-3 innings for the one-time It was Montreal’s first loss Gallery, 62; Tom McCusker, with a meet record 8:46.6 in the herty. Don Demeter replaced e Heater and Defroster Are Included! In Wliite Plains Tourney rell Brandon set up the Yan- Bombers, gave Downing a 8-5 since March 8, ending an un­ Harry Weinstein, Les Baum, 3,000 meter steeplechase, 4.6 off FLAVORETTE8 — MiUi« Yaz in the batter’s box and lead. Gibbs’ sacrifice fly in the beaten string of 16 games and a Sparked by Coach PHI Mc­ Dick Brown, John Avens and Jerry Nathan, 62; Stan Mar- the collegiate mark, McAuliffe 129, Anita Ba.rrett ^ strockWt'onThrnext^itchT eighth produced an insurance winning streak of 11, which in­ and a wild pitch in the decisive Yastrzemskl had five hHs in Your Choice of Optional Equipment: Caffrey, the Manchester Rec Ray Piffer. kowski, Gus Peters John La- Ryun’s 3:64.7 was one of 10 184-134 —363, 8t>’hie Burger inning. run the new relief ace hardly cluded five Stanley Cup games. Belle, Jim Callery, 62; low meet records set In the three- nine times at bat in the series Select Shift Merc-0-9|atlo Transmission ...... $206.65 voUeybell team traveled to Earlier this season the locals 140 —861, Terry Hirwson 850, "Brandon got wild because needed. The Canadiens swept their sem­ gross—Joe Gordon, Stan Davis, ^ay meet. Two were tied. Alice SartweU 369. . . i . 1. . . . . 13-for-24, an average of • • * Power Steqilag ...... $96.00 Power Brakes ...... $42.29 White Plains, N.Y., last Satur­ won the Branford Invitational. he was trying to p c^ 5^ Yankees this ifinal series against New York day and ceime home with the Ben Brown, Ray Hallowell 73; in four games. AM Badia i.'.I ...... $60.05 Whitewall Tires ■ ••••.••••a . *$$6.55 Williams said. "With a 6-1 lead, ANGELS-INDIANS— 'Heesreatien Division champion­ GOP WOMEN — Bea Bag’ey Kickers—Len Yoshi 84-12—72, you can't fool around. You have ^ Thr Angels completed their Bower kicked out 31 shots and are out to ship in the Westchester YMCA 187, Ruth Backofen 457, Jan Ernie Heath 79-7—72, John Randy Matson Sets Record sweep at Cleveland with an un­ the Leafs poured 43 at Rogatien TournamenL Leonard 187-176—511, Doro hy Sweeney 84-12—72, Jim Callery earned run In the ninth inning of Vachon, Montreal's 21-year-old Standouts for the winners Beckwith 465, Pat Forstrom 92-30—72, A1 Kamp 82-8—74, the nightcap, pinch runner Mar- roqkie goalie. lER! A N E W iwore Mc(3affr«y, Henry Frey, 459. Ben Brown 92-18—74, Tom Mc­ With Shot Toss over 71 Feet celino Lopez scored on third But Punch Imlach, Toremto’s Cusker 83-8—74, Lou Apter COLLEGE STATION, Tex. "I may hit 72 feet but every- Baseball Nines Set baseman Max Alvis’ wild throw manager-coach, called ' his 101-27—74, Gay Knapp 79-5t- wn-you-jover to the plate. Jack Kralick was club’s ability to kill penalties 74. (AP) — Fabulous Randy Mat- thing is going to have to be Just son had been expecting to hit 71 riglit,” he said, charged with the loss, his the key t o Saturday's victory. ..A le /tc u A ^ CAMERA EQUIPMENT. BEST NINE feet In the shot put for three ' "The heat cut my weight second setback of the afternoon. They were a man short five Class A—Jim Gordon s(2-3— But W eather times during the game but held • F1L5I week.s — he was in just the con- down to 253 (he weighed 263 to Kralick departed with the 29, Ed Dymon 34-5—29; Class ditlon and sire he figured neces- start the week) but it didn't score tied 6-6, two on and one the Canadiens. • PROJECTORS B—Herb Synder 35-7—28; Class By PETE ZANARDI 1967 MERCURY • SCREENS sary to become the first man weaken me any and I can build out in the 12th inning of the • FLASH BLTLBS C—Steve Cavey 40-14—28. ever to reach that mark. it .back up without trouble,’’ he Deuces are ivild on the local baseball front, Eas^ opener. Bobby Knoop, Jose Car- • LIGHTING EQUIPMENT While his Texas A?:M fellow said, Catholic High showing a 2-0 mark while Manchester denal and Paul Schaal then homer of the two bill for Balti­ Colony Parle • RENTAL EQUIPMENT Country Club students roared from the stands Matson actually wasn't too High has lost both starts. The Eagles, who have re­ raked Dick Radsttz for run-scor­ more. • • • . 1 Station Wagon • REPAIRS Saturday at historical Kyle Field Satur- impressed with his 71-5V4 Satur­ ceived two winning performances from Lefty Tony ing singles. Jimmie Hall had ^Foran, hope to double their win ------— ------TWINS-TIGERS— SELECTED NINE day, Matson threw the shot 71 day. singled home the tying run for irand Now! wlumn this week meeting ,g„„„ ^og^^ POBTRA - i Class A—SteVe Mata a 32-2 feet, 5 ^ Inches, breaking his "Well, it had been almost two California in the seventh. Zoilo Versalles lashed a two- • * • run triple in the ninth, lifting Arctic white, 9-passenger model, all vinyl interior, dual PHOTO-FINISHING —30; Charlie Pickens *30, world’s record by 1014 inches, years since I set the record," he B i t f i e l d H gh VVednesday y,e road tomorrow, that then jcenter facing rear seat, luggage carrier, 8.45x15 whlte- He did It on Randy Matson said. "I thought I ought to be and E. O. Smith Fnday, both jg^gug combat with ORKILES-A’S— the Twins past Detroit after -walls, ' Selecshift Mercomatie transmission, power SALE Ted Plodzlk 36-6—30; Class B Day — the occasion when hl.s making more progress than 1 “ Stafford High at home Friday. , Successive homers by the Norm Cash’s homer had pulled steering, pqwer disc brakes, standard equip,, AM radio, p p ir ''F t i i M CAMERA Ken Ackerman 36-6—30, Joe the Tigers even in the eighth. Selector wipers, tinted' windshield, stock #7M96. 4^ M m Zanetti 38-6—32. Jerrv BePlne school honored him on his laist had." The Indians are out to re- Rockville High (1-3), already Robinson boys, Frank and NASSIFF & PHOTO appearance in track and field at His next meet is the Drake verse an early negative trend, o-3 in' Central Valley Confer- Brooks, paced the Orioles to Walt Bond rapped a two-run Federal Label Ust $4384. 35-8—27, Bill Ogden 39 8-31. pinch homer for Minnesota in 991 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Dan Morline 40-9—31; Low home. Relays at Des Moines Friday playing only once this week, ence play, hopes to make up their first-game victory over But while he said he had pre- and Saturday, Kansas C3,ty. Bteve Barber was the top of the eighth. gross—John Krlrtof 75 B’'nd tomorrow afternoon against gome lost ground at Southing- « * * ' 1967 MERCURY bogey—Pat MLstretta D2. dieted personally he would do 71 "I guess they'll be expecting Bristol Eastern in Bristol at 2 ton High tomorrow and M home the winner, with relief help feet, he would not guess what me to break the world's record o’clock. Friday atalnst Plainville. from Moe Drabowsky and Stu SENATORS-WUITE SOX~ PRO SWEEPSTAKES his greatest potential would be. again," he said. East seems, to be following a Charter Oak Conference, play Miller. Washington's Barry Moore FURY III Mentoroy Low gross—J:hn Krietof 75; pattern, Foran do the pitching will lose to the snow today, Bol­ Pitcher Jack Aker’s run-soor- checked fhe White Sox on seven 2-DOOR HARDTOP Convortibit Ixnv net—Harry Eich 77-4 —73, and catcher Gary Gott doing ton High (0-3) slated to meet ing single off Miller climaxed a hits, blaViking tiwm until the Ken Gordon 76-3—73, Ted Plod- the hitting. Manchester broke a Cromwell in Crortiwtll' ' qnd four-run KC rally in the eighth ninth, and helped himself with a Im nd Now! zik 77-4—73. New Faces Bobcat Feature, hitting slump last Friday, but Coventry High (2-1) scheduled Inning of the nightcap that single and sacrifice fly. ]l^rnie Arctic \Wiite, black convertible top. Selectshlft Merco- now mu?t tighten, up their de- to host Vinal Tech. The Bull- wiped out a 'i-4 Oriole edge. Allen’s firat-inning . homer sent BEST 16 FYank Robinson hit his second the Senatoni in front’ to stay. - walls, Selectshlft Mercomatie transmission, power SALE Sunday Lid-Kfter on Road Tuesday fense. The Indians have com- dogs host Vinal Thursday while brakes, AM radio. Selector wipers,. deluxe seat belts, pR ipir t $ ■ Class A —Joe Wall 63-5 — Laet of the area teams to presised many with a rifle arm, mltted 10 errors and pitchers the Patriots welcome Killlngly ramote ■ ntirror, deluxe wheel covers, etc. #7M05. issued 18 walks in the first two High Wednesday and Bacon Federal-Label $8930. ' 58, Erwin Kennedy 66-3 —62; o(pm. South Windisor High's are the, returaeee. Class B —John Turley 72-12 bairabefl sqwd wiHI feature a "I would rate my pitching starts. Academy Thursday, both home 60, Bill Kennedy’’^r lO —61. number- ' of new faees tWs staff as the strengest depart­ NCCC warfare gets under- games, Automatic Transmission Troiibie? Class C —Mit Nelson 79*14 —65, apring, not the least of which ment,’’ Domljan said. "Behind way this week, Ellington (0-4) 1967 MERCURY meeting Suffleld in Suffield to­ EARLY BIRDS —Jan Cushlitg PtmOUIH BONUS SAU Earl Anderson 88-18 —65, Don 1® new (3oqch Don Domljan. The SuBi\-an, the ace of the staff, Z A ZSA GABOR says - Culver 80-16 —66, Joe Skinner Bobcats open Tue?day on the are Jeff Hoicombe, Jeff Hayes morrow and hosting Granby 134 .—359, Jean Beauregard 128 8 79-14 —65: Low gross -E rw in road with Wtodsor. Locks. and Gary Osborne, all good High Friday at 2. The Bobcats —868, Jo Kerin 148 —345, Emily' Specially-equippaO Fuiys, Valiants and BpWederes Montoroy of South Windsor High open the Peck 141 —860. 2-Dogr Iky^top Kennedy 75, Joe Wall 75; Blind Domljan was greeted by only SAVE MONEY at AAMCO Ask how much your loau will cost bogey Art Jacobson 09, Ray two returning' letteemen. "It Inm d Now! Warren 99. should be an Interesting ydar," Andy Tripp at 1 "Kji^unm m tmnsmission at special Boniis prices. Wild new Barracudas, ttto! aid NFC Will tell you—before you borrow the new coach notes. "I'l| have to' right- S « > E C I A L I 8 T 8 I PU^Y limONUS FBATURin #7M64; Arctic white, deluxe vinyl interior, deluxe __ PRO SWEEPSTAKES seven 'roOWes’ In the starting ®d ZagowW in left, Pet^ Now’s the time to lake advantage of the t:ii^ Plymouth Bonus Sale.' wheel covers, whitewalls, Selectshlft Mercomatie SALE d! When you come to, Low gross —Erwin Kennedy U^neup.” ’ Dubay behind the pljate. Johui • Sport Wheel Covers transmission, floor mats, front A rear, electric clock, p D i f p t ^ I K ^ ^ CmIi MONTHHLY PAYAlENT SC HiOUU COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Over 61 different '67 models to choose from. Every one specially- Tm M HFC for a loan, the 76; Low net —Joe Wall 75-6:-*- Lon-xj at second. Bob BaMpk at"^ • White Sidewall Tires ~“^ r steering, power brakes, radio, etc. Federal Label * »**'^“ * ^^rdH E 13 < 70. John Turley 84-1? —72, John $ 0 0 AUlUKES equipped at special Bonus prices. See them all. Test drive the car of • Vinyl Roof Paymh24 pardtt Manager will answer Patmtt paymts any queation you have Krietof 78-4 —7L , . ^ji^lcs during spring, prac- ; MWiir OFCAIS your choice. Then talk to a real pro. He’il give you expert qppraisal, • Spedal.Ught Package $ 5.58 $ 6.97 $ 9.75 $18.08 Mike Sheriiffsi'' who'' has. Im- IneludMi ktMovliif, DltiTMUIog paa —fully^ and clearly— ! Mce have rhqwed theproTesa a t liupKtiM and HiaHfinlila. sales counsel, financir)g$nd service—all underone.roof! • Special Si|l Moulding i^ d romombtr. . . All now 1967 Choict. .. Over 100 now Mor- 16.75 20.91 29.25 54.25 before' you borrow. Ken Obok and Jim Keefe, both; .33.52 89.08 UfttniVI WITH MUtO Moremyg '6ro woitanftod for 5 euryt In stock, at comporoblo 26.58 47.41- That’s one reason you ■ fine proepects. Domljan expects. m m ilE BUMAIinE ■41.33 52.44 74.66 141.33 may borrow with confi­ both boys Isaak chaltongtag fo r ' Am Hart* and labor an all AAMCO Yonrf of 50,000 MHm by Ford discounts! It will pay you to poy 51.16 65.05 92.83 176.16 dence from HFC— custon rabullt traiitmlaaloiia and Fora real deal, see your Professional Plymeutli Dealer "starting berths in about twq« torqua convartan W lonf at yea nxH Motor Compony! us a visit! A tott payments incluit principal and Household Finance. GOLF .weeks.’ ■ ’ your own car and aaivlea It annually chmtis an lams (f paid am scMula. ' ' ; at a modait taiviea charia at any or .AUTNOmOO OiAUM CHRYSLER "Othuy hopefuU are inlietders ~ Hit 300 AAMCO abw ooott 1* coast. Ask about eradHHfaintumicaep haul at group rptmt FOX GR0VE C. C. Dd .Haggerty,, Steve Fsndozal! Wiira art no othor luarantoao llko MOTOMCOHHOMimM ★ OPEN NIGHTS—THURSDAY tiU 6 P.M. llr aod Mike Haley and outOeidero < Ovtr 32 ytan' Experiene*. All work dent In thh tno. OHLV AAMCO HAS ITI ,Danry SulMvan; Sy Ohaponii KKNEY Sr^ IMHCHUOTiU and Heib DeCOey. j HOUSEHOUHNAN "I would rate East Windsog our now. modem body shop. High as our stixmgeet oippo-! 14iaOO TRANSMISSIONS OF MANCHESTER Half prict for oldstors 65 dhd ovor ond 58 ToUand Turnplka Ronta 83 \ MANCHISTIR fHOPHNO PARK/kM nent," Domljan reports. "Tlwy! Phono 64S-24g7 Rt. 83, Tolland Tpk«., TalcoHvilia, Conn. *X!ONNEOnt:ftlX« fUUDMF COMET. COUGAR mSALER" youn^tor* 15 or u i^ r , up to 3 F*M. on have two strong pitchers re- ' Open 8 .A.M. to 7 P.M. Manchester Inc 3t2 MbMlrTurnpIkB W«$t MORIARTY RROTHERS ■T; .■ 1 , ' ..... ^ I , 31S CENTER S T ^ E T . JIIANCHESTER PHONE 643-5133 ' I i '*>Wn*ngr'. ■ i 2nir niser-PHONE: 643-9536 wtolcc^$J$ik^. The Boboate open the * 801 CENTER STRISET-..64.3-51W campaign at home Friday, ■ i" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,; MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 PAGE TWENTY PAGE TWENTY^KI OUK BOARDING HOUSE BU6GS BliNNY HouMheld iarvicM PA6ALT and SHORTEN H tip W m t«d__ H d p W M l VtfHATSAf^AXTEfit? P lemJa e > :OffMid 13-A r«ie^«AuOU < . ACROSS SpjuNa aJd/UONO proU*mst WOMBN, PART-TIME, Office SECRETARY FOR local 1«w ofr t>'t SiAi/l ■ ■ A JOKE? VA set BACK lA Uttk poliim MU cleaning, evenings, Monday- flee. Write Box M, MaoKhettoV ■ VER SENSE E6AD,TWI6&S,I S16NEDA PERSONAL!) ©OWN, MA30R —- MSand M Um Call Suhurban Cleaning Serv- piecu4Sn«x CONTRACT TO HAVE THE d W S C<-OB / / MAYBE YOO 4 "WM mtanS ...... toe at slS*Kas coday tor trae HCRAGE-* through Friday, MaiiMheMer Hcndd. HUNKKl — - In Um aera, paid hoU^ys. 649-6884, — — . ... ROOP FIXEDNOW 1 FINd THAT THE V SHOULD HAVE nsmtT* estimate.' BudgM terms avail TREASURY IS AS BARE AS THE PR O - \STUCK TO RAlNT- S*v—>- OB iHf SSOroit (Mini able or use your Oorni • Aarye r <0 SHV.DK 46 Oak St. MW Mtr* tonn) Card. BABYSITTER F(»t prs-sebooi vcrbial cupboard/ n 's onlv*»ioo Ps in© As a UXoodow ^ SSCoUoM cbMT O^ASSiFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS children, days. CUl 649>SS11. BUT SOME OF MY— 6R,AH—INVEST-/ UCulhmfnodiam4|Swinalo (danS) VVAXL TO W AliT carpeting. MENTS HAVE FARED POORLY/ MRunlniM 47niiaM Rm 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. SECRETARY — receptionlal npoUittaB 4BtlognUo Cleaned to toctory approved n iA lP / C l IS worm— SlOMrtMOod-^ speclfloatioiu, minor repairs. wanted for d o e r ’s office ifi 17 Scratch buObtUSSStW from COPY C1.0J?ING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT RockylHe. Hours are froin i ----- 84 Chemical auSix bottd S3 Madame (ah.) Call , Hlghie Sarvlcemaster p.m.-8 p.m. MoiUlay, ’tu e ^ y , ISBplaahad-;-----85 Subject to leaae BHoaiam oiBotr SBCanterllka ^ 5 P.M. DA» UEFORB PUBLICATION. 64S-843F cn white penta eORemore tBof 87Snatchad ^ UMdItne for Saturday.auid Monday fai 5 p.in. Fridiur* KEYPUNCH Wednesday and Friday,. Plsaaa u e c M t 6 1 “L e a tD m o l TTrimmla 88 Aeriform fnal Ht*8HTNB persona’lsed floor reply to Box T, Herald. ® 1W . 39lhat WMUB rkttfw, !•* ^ aatiatacUos Pompeir SPlaxua (aval) PLEASE READ YOUR AD polishing Specializing In homo >!-vi TM. I«« U > U Cubic mater character SConecta tl^olSdldlp aSCreton . 6 2 Conger lOEBtslaa 01as«Uied or "Want Ada” are takeai over the phone aa a floor polishing. Kltciieh. rec OPERATORS T. HAM UN mountain OSIceundlo , 11 That la to say 42EnvoIop rooms, etc. No Job too small, ALLY OOP MXaatern atato esOanlah waiiht lePoaaaaalva' 44 Under tahto,* conVmloncl^ Thi> advertmer etiould read hhi ad the FIRST I (ah.) 65 Turkiak pronoun — tnako DAV (T APPBARS and REPORT ERRORS In time, for the Call Tor free estimates. 848-BM4 PERMANENT .HE KN O W S 28Alwaya (contr.) 20 Shoe part 48Ea|la** n ^ Full-Time Days DOWN BONockacarf ^ ne.xt uihertion. The Hefald Is responsible for onl.v. ONE incor- YMANTHIS asLair 2lJapanaaa m Ib rent or oinUted Insertion tor any advertisement and then only HIPE a n * HE'S 28 Covered with LSlck 22 Oolt mound 821Aivlns inaaet Bundinq-v WAITRESSES SONNAMAKE Uchena a u tte r e( 2SEmhraoaa 86Dawa loddaaa to (h)- extent of a “make good" Insertion. Errors which do not Part-Time Nights YOU RAY BX3 ao "Junior found a atohabat 27 Time period 87Compaaa poliit lessen the'Value of the adVerttsement will not be corrected by Centraetinq 14 Fid-titne, day shift, excel­ FOR IT.' acfid tan 29Uonotaccharido SSShaltwadato* "make iood" Insertion. Oarplg/ ■sez *. lent eernftigs, uniforms .fur­ a a sio ^ n c patha dSmootliod, M aSlChUd’t game SBEnsUshclty CARPENTRY —concrete work ' 'THERg ARE dOME anything' /rem cellar Jo roof. Must be experienced alpha­ nished. Apply weekdays to CfliS LAST T“ 3 10r INOMEK WHO D08TT MIMP numeric IBM keypuncher. masiager 2-7 pm . * i 643-2711 87S-3136 Inside and out, no substitute muHGlHEIR AGE- Compemy offers excellent WINNER 1 for quality work, satlsfactipn (Rockville, Toll Free) OHCEIUEVPECIPEVNHAT wages and working condi­ WHIRLAWAY ii IT" 14 guaranteed, competitive prices. u IT8 GONNA BE!" tions, convMiient free park­ INTERNATIONAL No job too small. O&D Car­ Q ta n iu : : ^' ing. in-plant cafeteria and HOUSE -OF PANCAKES 15 16 pentry. days 643-1604, evenings CUURt XHULBERO- abova average benefits. 649-8880. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 'at. U. t. M. Mthit raasrwdl BORPeAU\,FRftHCE, 363 Broad St., Manchester OUT o m WAY BY J. B. WILUAMS |18 1 ir ST 7 by UnNd ra*tof« lywdlsnto, Im-I APPLY ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ v*y,‘Tr*n*«**i**A— •* 24-Hour Answering Service An Equal Opportunity I AIN'T BLAMIN'HIa T T ' 2T rages. rec rooms, bathrooms Employer M-aM FOR fT»B irr MOULDNY 5 22 23 f 3 3 « r ) y o u THIKnc-THE til°d, k'tchens remodeled, ce* Painting-—Papering 21 Schools arid Classes 33 Help Wonted- RRST IDIOT IMOULD AT W S"W Fi^ to Herald Readers ment work, cellar fleors, pat­ BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS l e a s t h a v e THC ios, roofing. Call r.,eon Cles- PAINTIN(3—Interior and ex- Female 35 WAITRESS —experienced, no DAVY JONES oumptiontdopeki n Want information on one of our classified advei^lseiiwntsf Sundays, hours 12-8 p.m. Ap­ z.vn.skl.. Builder. 649-4291. terlor, very reasonable, free RCXJKVILIjE manufacturing NATIONAL YOU DROVE HIM SAVE THE SERMON ' N HIS EVES AMD , W 33 No answer at the telenhnne lioteii? Nimply call the ply Center Restaurant, 499 JUST DRIVE ME TO WHERE WHAT H A PPB JePir J .. ——; estimates! Call Richard hiar- seeks speed typist to assist INTO RISKING HIS Fmn h CA*1PENTOY—alterations a.id 649-9288. ABLE Main St. n e c k o u t in t h a t VOU LOST MV SON..AND srST ST aT3T sales an' advertising manager THEN YOU CAN GET LOST. 37 additions, rec roopis, garages, ______‘______. STORES JUNGLE, SIR...... FDWARDS in busy congenial office. y ■ cel mgs. Roofing, gutters aid- EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ WOMAN — hve-ln care for 4 XT42 43" VT ing painting, workman.sbip Ing Wallpaper books, paper- AMBITIOUS Growth potential. 875-3388. Park A Oakland Aves. children, room, board and a ANSWFRINO SiiRViCE guara.nteed A. A. Dion, Inc., hanging. Ceilings. BToors. Ful­ wages. References required. RN or LPN, 11-7 shift Full and Etost Hartford 649-6135 after 7 p.m. 46" 4060 648 4860. ly insured, workmanship guar­ MEN part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- P i ^ fii 64941500 875-2519 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. QUAIJTY Carpentry- Rnoma, 4510. HOUSEKEEPER and laundress. oT If no answer 643-6043. CaU new institution. Call 648- F t ■ n z and leave your measage. You II hear from our advertiser In dormers, porches, basements, STENOGRAPHER • transcrip- JOBS WAITING 0129. 64" 6667 583" Jig time without spe iding all evening at the telephone. reflnlshed. cabinets, bullt-lns, NAME YOUR own price. Paint- tionist willing to learn switch­ n m fo-mlca aluminum, vinyl, Ing, Interior and exterior, wall­ LARGEST TRACTOR board, 37% hours, Manchester oT 62 Automobiles For Sole 4 steel, ceramo siding William papering and removal. 647- office. Mrs. Johnson, 649-5361. a r Robbins Carpentry Sendee. 9864. TRAILER SCHOOL IN i RAMBLER American converti­ 6-.9-.k446. TOLL-TIME CASHIER wanted. B.lLASto.a» 'laS S"' 8T HERALD 1 J* ble, 1961, Fully equipped, pow­ EXTERJOR AND interior cus- CONNECTICUT Some drug store experience a NEWTON H SMITH A SOn II tom pfintihg and decorating, BY KEN MUSE er steering. Very good condi­ necessary. Apply in person to WAYOUT CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BOX LETTERS tion, $880. 644-2096. Remodeling repairing, addi­ wallpaper removed, airless Before you call a school Mr. Gordon, Country Drug, tions. rec rooms, garages, spray service. Free estimates, check that school out with 277 West Middle Tpke. pon-.hes ana roofing. No job fully insured. Reasonable AIRCRAFT JOBS F or Y our The Motor Transporta­ Trucks— Tractors 5 too small. Call 646-8144 rates. Bank term i avallphle. tion Assn, of Connecticut Washbond and Miller, 649- Approximately 14,000,000 InformatioB 1934 FORD pick-up, 430 cubic ALL TYPES of cabinet work. 1641, 568-0017. SS&Ai THE WORRY WART • MMoMAho. inches. Mercury engine, al- kitchen remodeling our spe­ trucks on the road. T ranscriptionist THI| HERALD win not terred body, needs to be com­ cialty, 22 yeews experience. The trucking Industry has a problem acquir­ ARE BEHER JOBS dlacloM the Identity of pleted, over 6850. invested, Fair prices. Call Lou Dascanlo, Electrical Services 22 ai^ advertiser using box sell for $300. or best offer. 649-6985 anytime. ing qualified drivers. Let Experienced typist wanted SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL New England T raetjr for sales office of local com­ ■i i letters. Readers answer­ <3all 643-0704. FOR ALL YOUR electrical ing bund box ads who ALL TYPES OF carpentry and needs, fast and complete serv­ Trailer Training show you pany. Take dictation, tran­ 5: . a desire to protect their palntin'T by hour or awb^Con- ice. reasonable rates, fully how to make $200 a week scribe from dictation ma­ \s V identity can foUow this Trailers— tract, very reasonable, free es­ or more. A short training chine. Hours 8 I a.m.-4:30 If you are a stenographer, clerk typist or key­ procedural insured. Call Colonial Electric, <*. "if ' V Mobile Homes 6>A timates. OaiH 872-3087 or write 644-0168. program. We train on tan­ p.m. Modem office, good David Raymond, 39 Village St., dem axel trailers, all type rate. punch operator, some of the best jobs in town are \ .»iDU EAT IN UP THE UVING ROOM AND HIPE ALL VOUR floors. Painting. Paperhang­ advancement at the Aircraft. THE LITTLE RESTAURANT THINGS WHILE MOTHER TAKES A SHOWER. Your letter wiD be de­ Metereycleb— 649 Main S t CaU 648-2171. Part or full-time training. DOWNSTAIRS TONIGHT. stroyed if the advertiser is ing. No Job too smalL John Licensed a n d approved Regent St., Manchester one you've mentioned. If Bicycles 11 ROTOTILLER FY)R hire, cus­ VerfalUe, 649-6750. program. For InformatioR not it win be handled in 1965 JAWA —model 250, best of­ tom tilling, lawns, gardens and call Hartford, 247-1358 An equal opportunity employer the usual manner. tobacco beds;. 643-9920. anytime. fer, call between 5-7 p.m. 648- Bonds— Stocks You will start at traditionally ^ood Ainraft 'friArrS'THE FIRST MO„, 4836. Mortgages 27 . '-'J. DOWC VUtteROPtriE^ASOrtlJ Roofing— Siding 16 BTIDGET PLAN FULL-TIME or part-time fabric wages; level depends on skills and experience. In ALWAYS Lost fflid Found 1 HONDA—160, less than 2,000 AVAILABLE saleslady wanted. Apply to HAVE TO DO miles, excellent condition, ivir BIDW EJ^ HOME Improve- MORTGA(3E I^ANS - firrt. LOST —lady's wrtstwatch,'vicin­ mejU <3o.—Roofing, siding al­ second, third, all kinds realty. Manager, Pilgrim Mills,. Hart- addition, you have the extra advantages of in- A l t THE details call after 6 p.m. 649- i ' ■ * WORK? ity First National, Main Si.^ M9- 2996. terations, additions and re­ Statewide, credit rating unnec­ GO NOW _ PAY LATER th 8WI8H WP 8771. days. modeling of all types. Excel­ essary. Reasonable, confiden­ STORE to^ dry surance and retirement benefiti^'.'paid sick lekve, ruff lent workmanship: 649-6495. tial; quick arrangements, Al­ ------;------cleaning jiltet.J stMfly ^ work. nine paid holidays and liberal vi^tions. LOS'IVKEY mae ^ th 3 attach- jjgg h o NDA 160, excellent con­ vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971, good pay.' Apply at One ed keys, violndty Mayron Bake aition 649-4969. Roofing and 983 Main SL, Hartford evenings Hour Martinizlng, 299 West Shop and First Food Stores, ______AT LONG LAST Chtmnoys 16^A 233-6879. Middle Tpke. BY LANK LEONARD ^a0» <3enter*st. <^11 643-7572. Re- 1963 TRIUMPH—500 cc, excel- MICKY FINN u ward. SECXlND MORTGAGE — Un- THE ONLY TRACTOR *1 don’t think trees will ever disappear as a natural lent condition, for further In- ROOFINO—REPAIR of roofs. Apply now for an excellent position as a OH MO? HA! SEE THIS? resource. For years Pop’s been cutting switches from formation call 875-0801. I'he best in gutters and con­ Umlted funds available for sec­ TRAILER SCHOOL IN ulldlng lots cleared, trees Moving— Trucking— 110 Bryan Evenings, Jeffrey Keith uation. The only school lo­ 644-8141 or 643-4918. topped. Got a tree problem? Storaga 20 Clean, Latq Model Well worth phone call, 742- 647-9646 cated in Hartford Ucensed MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI TOLLAND Riding Stables. Inc 8262. MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light by the State of 0>nnecticut U S E D C A R S Applicants should have a high school education Schools and CIossm 33 Department of Motor Vehi­ —opening Saturday, April 22, trucking and package delivery. Top Prices Paid and some recent business experience. Keypunch FID5TP»2(Ze,A HBSefS'fOOlZ DIOVIXJ It’s a new stable. It’s on Goose SH ^PEN IN G Service —Sa ^ , Refrigerators, washers and cles. . . For AU Makes BOXCAR FOLLCF ALLOWANCE, HEARAAE, Lane, off Merrow Rd. or High­ knives, axes, shears, skates, stove moving speciality. Fold­ operators should have Alpha and numerical key­ ICBCI2e^M,60E6TO ^eT T E R way 15,\ take exit 99, take a rotary blades. Quick seiwlce. ing chairs for rent 649-0782. ALL AMBITIOUS MEN CARTER CHEVROLET WlhmtROR.. w ih o n a o p ? Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main DON’T DELAY wihimaopvicurLB! 5 0 0 left then first right, 2 miles. — ACT NOW — C O .. INC. punch experience. GETUPOR Horses bought, sold, traded, St., Manchester. Hours dally Pointing— Papering 21 TRACTOR TRAILER t..,' : ...... — t DOLLARS/ 7-5. niursday 7-9, Saturday 7- ...... >iOUfLL rented. Boarding horses, $40. JOBS WAITING 289-6547 Anjftime 1229 Main St. monthly. New qnd used tack. 4. 648-7958. ______mSIDE - OUTSIDE painting. 4-24- ^ L A r e Special rates for people 85 or — TRAIN NOW — Phone 649-5238 Frank Warn, Proprietor. 876- r u s Sv MOWER Service — over. Call''my competitors then TRAIN NOW — PAY WHEN WORKING sharpening and repair. Rotary Apply now at the Employment Office, BY AL VERMEER call me. Estimates given. 649- PAY ONLY PRISCILLA’S POP S C H O O t^ . NEED CAR? Your credit turn- 7868, ^6-8401. 400 Main Street, East Hartford ONE OF OUR READERS. WELU STUART?'! /^BULLY POB YOU^ «d down? Short on down pay- “S e ^ ^ 7 6 ^ ^ WHEN WORKING SHARON WENSE. OF WHAT DO VOU ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- aervice. 742 7607.______PAINTINO RY Dick Fontaine, SHARON HENSE interior and exterior. Paper Earn while learning. Qual­ WEST ALUS, WISCONSIN, SAV VO Zion? Don’t despair :. See Hon- laVOIE BROTHERS—general THATT/ hanging ^nd Wall paper re­ ity Training, oldest and Help Wanted-Female WRITES TO SAY SHE eat Douifitaa! inquire aboiit low­ work, chain saw, lots cleared, est down, smallest paymenta moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont largest in the east wUl en­ trees removed, landscaFbig, (Quality workmanship. Call able you to earn $200. per HICH SCHOOL Open Monday through Friday— anywhere. No small loan or loam for sale. Oimpletely in­ week up. Leant on aU 8 A.M. till 4:30 P.M. . f finance company plan. Douglas evenings, 248-9698. SENIORS OPTAIN EASY sured, free estimates. Call 742- makes and models Of Equip­ BY LESLIE TURNER Motors, 888 Main- 7849, 289-7033, anytime. JOSEPH P. Lewis custom ment on our 40 acre train­ SENIORS Saturdays 8 AJML~tiU Noon painting, interior and exterior, ing grounds near Enfleld. 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, con­ SALES AND Service on Arlens, SENIORS vertible, 4-speed transmission, papertianglng, wallpaper re­ Over 700 graduates in 8 Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn moved. Wallpaper books on re­ yean. Do not be misled by $1,409, very good ooodiUon. mowers. Also HomeHte chain Here’s What Aetna Life ft Casualty can offer you: 6494488; quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ other 8

BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1987 PAGE TWENTY-TWO BIANCHESTER EVlBNlNG HERALD, MANC!HESTEB, (X)NN., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Holp Wcmted— Molc 36 Holp WoiHod...Molt 36 Holp Woiitod— Molo 36 Help Wemtod— Molo 36 41 Household Goods SI JANITOM — LANDSCAPB laborer* wanted. IVONTHIR AND painter’s help- IF YOU UKK working In a bACSISUND puppiew-ATO mfci- 8BWINO MACaiNB —Singer Rooms Without Beard 59 BusIums Leeatiom H o v m s For Solo 72 Housot For Salt 72 ■ Houstt For Salt 72 Subarban For Salt 75 Suburban For Sedt 75 Wanttd Rod Estoto 77 ** AI a A*- . a - AM tta a a m m m _ « a m I a a m m 'fS a«M«a lllsAA * - ^ 1 m m ■ 111 automatic >ig-*ag 4«* in A cabinet, B n t n j k T second shifts, excellent work­ Full-time, part-time mornings er wanted. Call 649-0668 after smali grocery store. If you like leiture, fawM stondardt atand- THE THOMPSON House, Cot- For Rant 44 GOLDckjld MEDALLION Raised MANCaiBSTHR - 6% room ASHWORTH ST. —custom build- BOIirON-^OVENTRY Itae — S $16,500 —6% room Ranch, 1% WANTED waterfraiit cottaga working 8 hour* a day with a and red* and biaiolia, also Bing- button holes, embroiders, hem* CLASSIFIED ing conditions and fringe bene­ or weekends. Must be over 18. 6 . tage Street, centrally located, s t o r e —heated 46 x 70 nlus *tonch, fireplaoed living room. Ranch, rec room, fireplace, 1% er will design and build your bedroom Ranch, large kitchen, baths, garage, 2 acre lot, as- or lot on first Bolton Laka. Ush Setter* end Wettnananers. etc. lik e new condition. Orig­ fits. Call 643-1141, Ext. 208 for Call Orantland Nursery, 648- paid vacation. If you like no large, pleasantly fumlshed finished baeement C o m r Mtchen with dintog area, 8 bed- baths, enclosed porch, laige home on one of these nice level fireplace, \ acre lo t Call now. sumahle mortgage. Leonard Write P.O. Box 1072, MianA baths, kitchen features 3-car garage, excel­ employment Wilson Electrical ranges, \ automatic washers, Separate entrance for gentle­ Split Level, 1% baths, dining *______1:______^______kitchen with built-ins, wall to built-ins, large landscaped lot. lent location, two 6-room apart­ Court Bars 8 AJML to 5 PAL LAYING CmOKBNS for sale, with guarantee*. See them at Co. 649-4817. W t^ chances of lajroffs coming PART-TIMB STEADY work, also fowl, $1. a piece. 644-0804. man. Separate kitchen and Near center, two newly remod- room, family room, garage, AUTOBNTIC New Blngland wall carpeting, half acre, $22,- Only $20,500. Bel Air Real Es- ments and one 4-room apart­ TRAINEE in the future, are you looking stock and delivery ctork, tor B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- bathroom use. Pau-ktog. 849- eled stores or offices. Avail- large beautiful laadaeaped rambling Cape. Nine rooms, e 000. Owner, 644-0088. tate, 643-9832. ment. J. D. Real Estate, 643 Cut in Term COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SECOND COOK, experienced" for a business wi'lh a secure fu­ Manchester wholesale distrib­ Main St. Call 648-2171. 4856. able together or separately, $86. yard $28,900. PhUbrlck Agon- bedrooms, StI baths, modem 6129. excellent working conditions, We offer the following to a 5 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION. ture. If you are a married man utor. Manchester Tobacco & Arrietes For Sok 45 per month for one, $160. per cy. Realtors, 649-6847. kitchen »rith aU bullt-lns, plus LISTING —Manchester, ROCKY HILL-6t4 room Ranch, full-time, salary open. Please man with mechanical abil­ Candy Oo., 29 BisseH Bt., 643- HOTPOINT electric stove, ex­ nicefly kept 6 room hoiise, plus large finished rec room, heat- ANDOVER—$10,500 ideal start­ Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 5 p.m. Friday. over 25 years, and not afraid of cellent , condition. Call 649-8786 ONE AND TWO unfurnished month for both. MS-MIS. bsur-b-eue m family sized kitch­ For Baldwin call for interview. Ellington ity and High School di­ work, who would like to run a 2636. 9CREE2NED LOAM for best rooms for rent. No children or MANCHESTER—6 room Garri­ rec room, garage, extra build­ ed, with her, built-in stove, er or retireinent home. Small ploma: after 6. en. Sunken living room with Ridge Country Club, 875-8291. route business and take over an lawns and'garden*. Also sand, pets. 648-2068'. ------son Colonial, modem kitchen cathedral ceiling, central air- ing lot. Call Helen Palmer, oven and disposal, excellent 4 finished, 5-roorr Oa/pe, new A mctlnti to mfUga'tc an 18* YOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l iLA^.9711 gravel and fill. George H. Grif- Leonard Agency, Realtors, oil hot water baseboard heal, Training to become a tech­ established business, here' Is USED f u r n i t u r e — bunk wttb bullt-to range, dlsb-wasb- conditioning. $46.0b0 PhUbrlck condition. Located in. fine resi­ year federal prison sentence BE APPRECIATED l/IMlo I I ONE FULtrTIME, first class fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. CLEAN b'URNISHBD room tor 646-0469. nician in servicing our your opportunity. Sales experi­ beds, double bed, chests, re­ WAREHOUSE er. dispoeal. 2-zone hot water Agency, Realtors, 649-5847. dential neighborhood. Selling new akimdrwm siding. Fully Imposed on 'WtlUnm Baldwin in layout Inspector with exper­ . gentleman, central. Call 643- heat, excellent financing, $19,- for $22,500. R. F. Dlmock Co., insulated. Immeddate oocupan- p ^ n ia ry tor Ws pert to ttie broad line o(f -figuring ma­ ence helpful, but hot necessary, WELL KEPT carpets show the frigerator, end tables, kitchen MANCHESTER — now under ience in aircraft procedures MEN 18^80 9353. Mlain St., near center, approxl- 900. PhUbrlck Agepey, Real- TWt) FAMILY built 1964. 2 hot .__ _ . . ,,,, 649-5245...... cy- Lawrence F. Fiano, Heal- ^rmed robbery ot a Vesnon chines. we will train. results of regular Blue Lustre table, chairs, miscellaneous. Centinuud From Precedin9 Poq* and specs. Capable of heading metely 800 square feet tor stor­ tors. 649-5847. water furnaces, exceUent A ^ ^ r — — tors, 649-6371. bank last November was denied quality control and depart­ We need a man from any of spot cleaning. Rent electric 649-7106. age area or work Shop, $65. per RETIREJMBNT INCOME IMMEDIATE neighborhood. 98 Starkweather ^ ^ ^ ^ tWs monrateng im U.S. District ment. Apply Gunver Mfg. Co., PLAN these areas— Manchester, Rock­ flhampooer $1- Paul’s Paint k Aportmoiits— Fkit»— month. Call 643-9678. idANCHESTER -nice 6 room St., reasonably priced. Hutoh- THIS IS DIFFERENT 234 Hartford Rd., Manchester. ville, Vernon, Stafford Springs. Wallpaper. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Comt by Judge T. Enunet Help Wanted— Help W onted- PAID HOSPITALIZATION FOLDING COT, 80” vdde, Sealy Tonement* 63 house, oversized garage. $18.- Agency. Realtors. '649-6.324. Charles Lcsperance. 649-7620, A country estate, yet it Cnarie. 600. Mitten Agency, Realtors,' ------SELUNG YOUR home? For MEN PART-TIME mornings PAID LIFE INSURANCE OPENINGS 30 PER CENT OFF knitting mattress, $16. 649-3674. MANCHESTER — beauUful 9 does produce an excellent 'The motion was mode by Female 35 Female 35 HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE customers walUiig 648-6930. ENJOY THE country atmos­ prompt, courteous service that and evenings for janitorial PAID VACATIONS AND needles Instruction books, knit­ room Split Level, 3 baths, 4 income from Its rental Baldwin’s attoimey, James WE’LL OFFER YOU QUEEN ANNE sofa, durable for the rental of your apart­ Suburbm For Rent 66 phere of this 6 room Cape. Set gets results. Call Louis Dlmock WOMAN FOR one day week, COUNTER GIRLS for 3-7 p.m. service, 6 days a week. Must HOLIDAYS Earn High ting, crochet, tatting, embroid­ TEN ACRES, Stately 7-room or 6 bedrooms, plus family units plus a 5 room apart­ Sherman of Hartfbrd, who GOOD WORKING CONDI­ ★ 8115 training salary, then In­ beige covering, slightly worn, ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ on a wooded lot. Priced to sell Realty, 646-9823. house cleaning. Green Manor shift and weekends. Apply in be over 18. Call Healy Main­ ery accessories. Yam-Apart ROCKVILLE—3% rooms, stove stone 1840 Colonial, hot water room plus game room. Huge ment for you. High 40’s. pointed out thaf his dUent’s TIONS creases in »Uary plus share mahogany finish. 649-0964. tate, 648-6120. at $16,900. (3all Paul W. Dou- Area, own transportation. Ref­ person. Mister Donut, 256 W. tenance. 87 Niles Or.. Manches­ Oo. Inc., 39 Cottage St. Man­ and reifrigerator, beat and hot heat, fireplace, excellent eon- 2-car carport with storage BVn- fUH details on this oomipaniion in the holdup, Ron­ tn the profi'ts of your busi­ gan, Realtor, 649-4535. good buy, oaM Don Sisco, erences. Write Box P, Man­ Middle Tpke. ter, 524-0620 Income chester. Limited quantity, all 4>A ROOMS, $126. VA rooms, water, $106 monthly. Call 876- dUlon, kxig road frontage. area, 24x30’ sundeck off mas­ ald Nourie, was sentenced to Interviews by Appointment ness twice a year, a profit­ 649-5306. chester Herald. , sales final, cash and carry, GAS S’TOVE good working con­ $115. Parking. 15 Forei-^ St., 7362. Hutchins Agency, 649-8824. MANCHESTER —6 room (Tape, ter bedroom. Wall to wall car­ Andover only 12 yearn YOUNG WOMAN full-time to Only. CALL able $10,000 yearly Income. On the Job Training dition, $40. 643-8918. off Main St., 646-0090, 6U- country setting, fireplace, peting in 5 rooms. Scenic % A sst UB. Ajtty. David Maa> work in office, some typing re­ No Investment Required DARK RICH, stone free loam, B & W MAINTENANCE - MONROE ★ Vehicle furnished, all operat­ 6675. ANDOVER Garden Apartments BRICK RANCH—Ijoaded with ^screened patio, tip top^ condl- emre lot. Price, $29,900, firm. golds contended, however, that quired. Pleasant working con­ No Cash Bond Required $16. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, TTie BARROWS and INTERNATIONAL INC. ing expenses paid. —new 8 rooms, stove and re- extras, 7 rooms, plus finished tl0. ana sumaaros on uvmg uuwgii- TOua one industrial experience or make his own future. CALL: 289-82.51 LOAM Sherman reminded Tpke. West, Manchester. steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Medallion apartments on estate rooms with beautiful secluded ^ ««>™. sunporch, 8 ^ ------— ------out the world have been raised Atty SALARY equivalent requlrea. Rogers ed lamps, art glass, primitives, like setting, parking, laundry, grounds, a rarity, ail utlUtles basement ’ PhUbrlck bedrooms, 2-car ^ ra g e , in a MAOT Wiiough Grange programs. Judge ( * Also management opportuni­ offers a sizeable package of MAN TO take care of garden. GOOD HUMOR Fine textured top grade, any quantity, 644-8982. storage, large closets, extra funnlehed. 742-6161. ties for the man that has for sale, at a low, CLERK TYPIST No Previous Experience fringe benefits and Is an . References Green Manor area. CORPORATION loam large rooms, $100. monthly. J. Agency, Realtors, 64941847. en. 2 bedrooms, recreation borhood, $24,600. PhUbrlck ford area. Listings wanted, p r ^ ^ e n t O ra ^ e policies have to rart guilty by reason o f in- what it takes, this can Sullivan Ave., Kennedy Rd. low price. If you load and Necessary equal opportunity employer Write Box R, Manchester Her­ D. Real Estate, 643-5129. Agency, 649-5347. Pran Smith 1-684-7720. entooiiraged educatloai, aoiiind aandlty, aaui BBldwta d6cbi*t. mean positions with $20,000 South Windsor, Conn. haul, $1.50 per yard. If we CALCULATOR enjoying steady year 'round ald. Wonted— To Buy 58 Resort Property Green Manor with 1% baths. 54ajt95« work. Applications accept­ yearly income. Equal Opportunity Employer load and you haul, $2 per APARTMENT — centrally lo­ $16,900. BUYS THIS S-bedroom VERNON - 7 room Cape, large l«^totlon . ^ 249-8531 Ext. 2 HOUSEHOLD LOTS, antiques, For Rent 67 This home has an extra room fireplaced Ranch, good sized kitehen. fireplace, country size responalbUllty, ^ OPERATOR ed dally, interviews Tues­ EXPERIENCED painters want- See Mr. Beaudette at the Sheri- yard. If we load and haul cated, 3 rooms plus kitch- PART-TIME help wanted, 5-11. bric-a-brsc, clocks, frames, plus the standard three bed- PARKER-Porter Street orear— Room 2, Hours 9 AM .-5 P.M. days. Call Miss Banister, ed. Call between 6-7 p.m. 649- dan Motor Lodge, Springfield, $2 per yard plus $5 an hour enette, heat, hot water, gas for COTTAGES FOR rent —Card- ...... ^ ___ ^ yard for the children to roam, lot In area of fine homes. Only ^look sold. . Apply in person Burger Chef, glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ rooms, living room dining and ^ room oldei Colonial on oor- COMPTOMETER 1-774-9605. Apply to: 4343 or apply in person ait 295 Mass., 10-5, 7-9 p.m., Mon., for truck. We deliver on cooking, wall to wall carpet- ner Lake. Modem, lakefront, M tc h m ."^ ” cti” garage. Price ier^ lrt Leonard Agency,o J > Realtors, 646- ______$18,900. Hayes Agency.______646-0131. The Aodover Garden Club will ..i, Tihe reoucraon inVn tnettm pn eeon ^ «r- r- 235 Main St. Saturday only. Call 643- lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 4 rooms and bath Cooper Hill St. Tues., Wed., 'Thurs. Ing, venetiem blinds, g^arage, ai-l ______. . . . ______> ______^______COLUMBIA AND Lebanon —4 hold Its April meeting ait 8 pjm. ity would enhance hte rehaHU- OPERATOR 2438, ask for Bernde. Lake St., Bolton, 649-2247. P rop er^ ls down, three up with lav. Needs TYPIST FOR rapidly growing adults only. Write Box D Her­ rowhead Grove, Route 364, Ool vauant, will qualify for FHA decorating. Two car garage. $14,600 —Manchester, 6 room new houses priced from $14,- Wednesday at the edemeniairy ’taition,” he said. LICENSED journeyman plumb- Chester, Conn. 242-9278, 848- local printing company, excel­ ROGERS CORP. Help Wanted— WE BUY AND sell antique and ald. financing. T J. Crockett, Real- t . J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- home, 2-car garage, aluminum 500-817,000. Situated on high sdwol. Higlilight of the evening In handling' down the riding, lent opportunity for person used furniture, china, glass, 7178. tor. 648-1877. 1677. storm windows, city utilities, dry lots. Ranches have 3 bed- will be a talk and a showing of Judge Olarie noted that Bald- m additfoo to competitive Mill and Oakland Sts. S«oTy1.r'lit.no7“ H,’'G: RETAIL MANAGEMENT Male or Female 37 CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner ATTRACnVE 4% rooms, sec­ experienced with general of­ silver, picture frames, old excellent condition, Hutchins rooms. Cape Cod has 2 finish- slides by Mrs. Leslie Goodrich win refused to comment to wages and above average Schulze, 875-9707. you ever used, so easy too. ond floor, porch, stove, refrig­ fice routine and who can qual­ Manchester SCHOOL BUS operators, ap­ coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, Wanted To Rent 68 b e d r o o m Ranch con- Ma n c h e s t e r - $16,900. fuii Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. cd and 2 unfinished upstairs, of Bloomfield entitted, "Feath- court when asked about hla benefits, we-offer a pleas­ ______Our excellent highly successful Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric erator. newly decorated, pri­ ify as A-l typist, 5 day week proximately $9.50 per day. An watches, old jewelry, hobby vw w ntcii iw n w n i w veniently located near East price tor two-family, 6-6 flat, ______Water supplied by drilled wells, ors to Your Gaadien” . Anyone share of the $25,484 robbery ant alr-cojiditloned office, DRIVER AND clerk for whole- training program provides you shampooer $1. The Sherwin- vate parking, opposite Center ail benefits. 82.25 per hour. equal opportunity employer. collections, paintings, attio WANTED —five room apart­ Hartford. Large living room all city utilities, bus line. Bel MANCHEiSTEIR —oversized 6 convenient free parking sale distributor in Manchester, with the required abilities and Williams Oo. Park, adults, no pets. Refer­ All have walk-in basements -with an interest in our nati’ve money. Allied Printing Service, 579 Steady part-time work from 12 our rapid expansion guarantees 643-8978. Silver Lajie Bus line. contents or whole estates. Fur­ ment for family with five chil­ with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. room Spilt Level, large living and garden plots. May be leas- birds is invited to attend. the Ught of all the clr* and in-plant cafeteria. MAN WANTED to work In lum­ ences. 649-7529, 643-9035. West Middle Tpke. noon-5. Call 643-2626. the opportunity. Over 100 new niture Repair Service, 643-7449. dren. Call 649-4457. unusual‘14 x 20 family room, - — ■— —; room and dining room, kitchen ed with option to purchase by After a report of the nomlnat- cinnatances, the senrtenoes beryard, must have driver’s li­ management promotions within Boats and Accessories 46 2-car garage. Excrilent value. 'm O F A > m y 6-3 wbtoet with amj^c cabinets. 8 good qualified buyers. May be seen ing committee and efleotton of Just ones. The sentencee will HAVING MONEY problems? cense. Davis & Bradford Lum­ WANTED — outdoor playhouse FIVE ROOMS, 2 bedroom APPLY the next three years. HELP WANTED 10 per cent d o j^ “ " “ S ’ bedrooms, also paneled anytime by calUng H. 8. Col- officers refreshments wUl be stand," he declared, Let Avon show you how other ber Co. 200 Tolland St., East suitable for 10 year old child. apartment, heat and hot wa­ 14' CRISCRAFT, Johnson 35 h.p. ter, large rooms, very clean. Business Property gage available Wesley R. tom. ^rage, 119 x 165 tot. ^ recreation room, 1% baths, uns, 1-228-9238. served bvby Mra.Main. MarvMary Ulrich and Nourie, 24, also of Manches- women in Manchester are Hartford. COIJDNIAL BOARD CO. motor and trailer. 25 Spruce Call 649-9076 after 6 p.m. Smltb, Realtor, 643-1667. den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins fireptoce, basement garage, Part-time and full-time, Adults. $125 per month. 643- For Sale 70 Mrs. Eisther Menk. ter, waa sentenced last month earning $20-850 in their spare During your 18-24 month train­ St., 649-2662. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. large tot, tanmaculate condition VERNON —3 bedroom newly FULL-TIME bartender to work Skilled and Unskilled day or evening, hours to 9278. Bridge Winners by Judge Olarie. time. Join the world's largest ing period we provide: APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units. BOULDEK RD. — O^^al, 6 nnmw —aui “id out $26,900. UAR pointed suburban Ranch. Rec RLirealiQn Nourie and Baldwin entered nRST cosmetic comi)any today. B\»ia in private club as permittee. suiit. Rooms Without Board 59 training. Call 280-4922. Write resume to Box W, Man­ Excellent wages, full-time, ★ Starting salary $115.-8140. Diamonds— Watches— TWO DOUBLE bedrooms and 464 MAIN ST. —3 room heated Chester, exceUent cond tlon By Z cL M^n Xeenk Beat ert D. Murdock. 643-6472. 0665. toohtndght dunUoarbridoe dupUoate bridge s^eaaion S non NatiomJ Bank a* 9:80 am., NATIONAL chester Herald. 6 days per week, shift dif­ depending on qualifica­ APPLY appointment, PhUbrlck Agen­ screened porch, 8 bedrooms, nancing. Mitten Agency, Real- COUNTER GIRL -full-tim e 11- Jewelry 48 one single with desk and use ■ apartment, $85. 643-2428, 9-5. Ust- were, north-south, high, Mlto. ” opened tor busl- ferential. Blue Cross, CMS, tions with increases based cy, Realtors, 649-5347. 2-car garage, large lot in pres- tors, 643-6980. MANCHESTER -P itk in S t 6 SOUTH WINDSOR —new 6 or 11-7, part-time 11-3. Apply of kitchen. Call 649-5459. RADIO SHACK life insurance, paid holi­ on evaluations every four WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ STORES, INC. in person. Burger Chef, 2315 BEEF CORRAL pairing. Prompt service. Up to baths, double garage, encloe toff it>om. kitehen and dinette G-rifflh; second, Mr. and Mrs. West Middle Tpke days. Other fringe benefits. months. 118 MAIN ST. —3 room heated MANCHESTER —comer toca- KlUT -o if I r2 K : jgj jjj prestige area, garage and Main St. $20. on your old watch in trade. Uons on Main Street that are A progressive and expand­ ★ Vacation with pay. Route 83, Vernon, Corni. apartment, $95. 643-2426, 9-6. ______fireplace, $21,900. J. D. Real ^ Birporcb, lo» 20-1 Bby.. *r«. Tbr« good Mb. Park & Oakland Aves. Full-time salesman and ing company. ★ 48-50 hour work week, in­ Closed Mondays, F. E. Bray, NOTICE ideal for offices, stores, etc. „ . . _ 875-9557 737 Main St. State Theatre Wo have a few of these unique BOLTON-Manchester lin e-6 Estate, Oo., 643-5129. East Hartford management trainees, 40 cludes complete training In TOWN OF MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINE hour week with day off. Building. Business Locations situations. Tremendous Invest- room Ranch set high on large j^ia n CHES’IER RANCH—5>4 rooms, large Uv- gage can. be assumed. FuU Mrs. B. Burton Smyth were drawer into a flowerqnin COLONIAL BOARD CO. profit control, personnel, JOB OPPORTUNITY seven room table doth. Excellent chance for ad­ product and practice man­ For Rent 64 ments, the growth and the de- wooded lot, double garage, aaraae on a treed ^ fireplaces, plaster- price, $16,900. U&R Realty high; Mra. Albert Tayior and w im r OPERATORS HAIRDRESSER needed —good FIRE FIGHTER vancement. 615 Parker St., Manchester agement. mand is ^ obvious. T. J. ^edlato occu^^ $17,600. tot“^i^®wtohen Inc., ’ 643-2692. Robert d". Mrs. Everatt Porter placed sec- working conditions. Clientele Horists— Nurseries 49 48 HOUR WEEK Crockett Realtor 643-16T7. Hayes Agency, 646-0181...... ' _ . . . . . walk-out basement with fuii oja sAm rnnH ■Mr anH ■Mrs Hbrwsird Agooto to isowung Green, ivy.. Pleasant Working Conditions ★ Hospital, major - medical, SUTTB of offices presently huUt-lns, fireplaced Uvlng walk-out basement with full Murdock, 643-6472. and, and Mr. and Mra. Howard APPLY In PERSON Mrs. E. S. Loftus established Call 643-8808. Present Starting Salary— suited for professional purpose \ length windows in rear, g a r ------Roberts were third. Another toamer hometown, , right disability and life insur­ JAPANESE YEWS —8 years ------MANCHESTER — Gracious 8 Manchester Parkade $5,824.00 per annum is now available in the State ’ ’ age. $22,900. PhUbrlck Agency, VE5RNON — Immaculate 5% evening of play is scheduled for da^ after the hol^p. COUNTER WOMAN wanted Bxpertonced help and quali­ ance. STOCK AND sales clerk to han­ old, dig them yourself, $2. 179 Houses For Sole 72 room Oolonlal, centrally locat- room tor den or family room. Nourie ■was seized by agents fied trainees wanted. Barn Minimum Salary — Theater Building. Can be sub- ______Realtors, 649-5347. room Ranch, situated on a thia Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the for morning shift, full or part- MANAGER TRAINEE—No ex- "HRE SERVICE man, 45-55 Reservist lime off and full dle shipping and receiving, Fern St. 643-7278. Immaculate condition. Good bi a Ttmes Square Hotel room as you learn. Profit shar­ pay adjustments during $6,824.00 per annum divided U necessary. For in- MANCHESTE31 — handyman’s ed, 1% baths, flreplacai gar------100x183 lot, 3 good sized bed- rvsiainwniional Church time. Please apply in per.son. perience necessary. A national hours per week. Must be part, or full-time, 8:30 a.m.-l age. extra large lot, only $18,- value _$17,800. _ Wolverton MANCHESTER -$17,900 -re- ______u^g_____ ^>m _____ with______fire- 10 days after the robbery. ’The ing, pensior plan plus oth­ summer camp. Employe benefits Include formation caU Theater mana- gpeclal. Six room, older houee Mister Donut, 255 W. Middle con.sumer finance corporation steady worker and married. p.m. Saturday 9-5:30 Prefer 900. Hayes Agency, 646-013L Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cent spacious 6 room Colonial, Tpke. er fringe benefits. Generous food allowance Fuel and Feed 49-A paid vacation, sick leave, pen­ ger. 643-7882.______on bus line. Only $7,900. CaU place, kitehen has dining area ou t of 75-to 100 citizens in t h a t ^ ^ r i e ^ has opening for ambitious ca­ Paid vacation and other bene­ student. For interview apply sion plan, a complete insurance 1% bathe, dead-end street, city and buitt-In oven and range, t„vm eligible to become voters ^ possession when reer minded high school grad­ and discounts. Montgomerj' Ward, 269 W. LARGE CORNER store, down- Bougan, Realtor. 649 MANCBB 8 T E R — txecuUva WARANOKE RD. vicinity— fits. Experience helpful but not plan, and employes’ credit Ranch, large Uvlng room with utUltles, exceUent value. Law­ heated 24’ famUy room. Only 12 elected to exercise the privi- WANTED — woman to pack APPLY uate. Our planned training Assigned training manuals Middle Tpke. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 4635. home. Porter St area, 8H essential. Apply in person, FOR SALE —first quality baled to'wn Manchester 45x70’. Par­ dining L, modern kitchen, rence F. ETano, Realtors, 649- $17,900. Wolverton Agency, jege at Saturday’s five-hour eggs, Tuesday, Wedne.sday and program is geared for rapid for home study. union. rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Nichols-Manchester Tire, Inc., hay. Call 649-6911. Applicants should be no less tially finished basement. CaU MANCHESTER—7 room home, S371. Thursday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Mil­ MANCHESTER MODES. advancement to manager. Programmed lectures and PRICE & LEE CO. has open­ bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ dishwasher, disposal, etc. 2- __ Realtors, 649-2813. session of the Board of Admis­ 295 Broad St. seminars. than 21 nor more than 33 522-8114. 2-car garage, extra lot. Ehccel- car garage, large kit Act to- 37 Postal Savings ler Farms, North Coventry. INC. Good storting salary and ex- ings for canvassers to work on kitchen with bullt-lna, inter­ PEARL ST.—^Ebcoepttonal a NDOVBIR—oversized 6 room sions. 7«-6232. penses with an increa.se every FTTBL OIL TRUCK driver for * Scheduled monthly per­ Manchester City Directory in­ Fertilizers 50-A years of age, a citizen of the MANCHESTER —105 Main St. location. $22,400 ^ ^ e n com, completely air-condition- day, aay. this« « won’twon't last long Inm older Ootontei, 8 or 4 bedtooma, Cane 2-car earaee la^^e Three of the new voters slgn- sign­ PINE ST., MANCHESTER 6 months while training and house to house delivery. Good formance reports. terviewing residents to secure United States and in good office space, paneled waiting Agency, Realtors. 643-6930. ed. 2-car garage, beautifuUy 'Uii» neighborhood at this price, jEuege kUtoihen, front ixwcfa, at- 'moded lot assumable mort- *^P RepubUcan party, Earn No More many other outstanding bene­ year 'round job for right man. information for new directory. FOR SALE —good cow manure, physical condition landscaped tot. For further In- $26,900. ■ PhUbrlckpwiwh<»v Aincncv. ------— • t— As a Shop Manager we provide: room, bathroom, professional, •pHREE FAMILY —6,6 and 4. Agency, t a s b ^ g^ge, high'location near lake, t h r o U n i t e d States Postal Savtaga HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS fits. Must have driver's license Paid vacation, paid holidays, Apply Room 3. 489 Main St., $5. and $10. loads delivered. Applicants should be resi­ formation call R. F. Dlmock ReaHors, 649-5347. *17,600. R. F. Dim- and three stated Demo- ^ ^ RN CHARGE nurse for newly ★ Stability of position and in­ business. 232-1464 after 8. Good Income. Can’t miss on and car. Apply in person at paid life insurance and other 8:30-9 a m. or 2-5 p.m. 643-7804 649-8731. dents of the Town of Manches­ Oo., 649-5245. Realtor, 640-4469. „ k Co 349-5246 preference. opened wing in new modern come in an indu.stry not de­ - this one for $17,900, PhUbrlck $16,000 —and clean as a whistle. Vacation? Amerrican Finance Corp., 983 benefits. Writ* Box N, Man­ ter. — ------’With the inevitable losseli to ^ ooirvalesoenl home. Pay scale pendent upon government 61,4 room home tocludtog 8 bed- n e w 6 ROOMS, 8 bedroama, S F u rm i-----x At tbe Mendhester Post (X- Main St., Manchester. Closed chester Herald, gdWag age, Household Goods 51 Application blanks and a G d y -lik . Charm Aee..y. excellent, hours 7-3. CSall 876- contracts or seriously af­ MANCHESTER rooms, Why not come in to see us Saturdays, work record, references, ad­ complete list of qualifications ------tn“'tlof^ran3 '>^ths. dlnl^^^m.^neT- a;Vai;d"othe;i;;;;^«.dh^ 0771, 649-3081. fected by economic fluctua­ FORMICA DROPLEAF table, 2 ion with fireplace. Open tor inspeettnn. 130 Parker «_ _ n ______^ ______*i,_ ,uaM .hso wWeto ■will no tonger be eoito- any day from April 24-28 dress and telephone number. HOUSE PARENTS are available in Manchester at: tions. Patchwork Quilts toteBOBt otter April 27 ,ao- to talk about full-time em­ chains, maple hutch, electric General Manager’s Office, Mu­ TWO FULL BATHS First year salary $8,500 heated basement 100 x 176’ -----^ ^ *■- r " cerddflg to AMen E. Bailey, post­ ployment after graduation. PART-TIME, landscape labor­ Perform interesting and ' ’stove, 24” TV, bird cage. 643- nicipal Building, 41 Center a_ ------■ ------” ' ■" OH Mav 15 lot the town elec- Help Wanted— Male 36 with profit opportunity to 5221. master. MALE HELP WANTED er, mornings 8-12, Monday- diallenglng duties super­ Street. DeUghiMl 6 room Cape (tod treed tot. Wolverton Agency, , VERNON-NEW 2-famlly Gar- about 900, as it has SUPER'VISOR tor second shift, Friday. Contact Whitham earn $10,000-$15.000. in the vising aipproximately 12 in a convenient area of at- Realtors, 649-2818. Lots For Sale wv#«* ^son rV^lowifalOolonial aanat^afAseparate faclU- b ^ n for.. yeara’ Bailey urges those holding the Also available, after school second-third year. PAIR —antique canister lamps, Applications for the position certificates to close out their a o In housekeeprfng department of For Shipping Room and Landscape Nursery, 643-7802. mentally retarded young troettve homes with ga­ JUST LISTED—6 room Garri- TREED AND landscaped 100 X *19-4408. — and Saturday work until re-stenciled, complete with bur­ of Fire Fighter will be received coiunts and invest their funds in Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Cutting Room. There is men employed in the Man­ rage, fireplaoe and 3 big graduation. CARPENTERS wanted. Apply lap shade and eagle fiAials, $40. in the General Manager’s Of­ aon Ootoatel, with attached go- 1*6 tot. Id e^ fM R o ls ^ Ranch. gOLTON - 8 room house with E v e n ly H ^ d tal. experience necessary, ex­ profit sharing, a pension For Details Call Mr. Sanocki chester area. One salaried bedrooms, newly decorat­ ____1______1 1 —3 . J 'TAwma <9 AAA I17/a1i*rawriwa T a nr. ~ in person. Wilshire Rd., Ver­ 649-6330. fice until May 5 1967. Applica­ rage, beautifully malntatoed. Terms, $8,000. Wolverton swimming pool, barn and 80 „ ^ the new Freedom Shares which, cellent fringe benefits. Call plan plus other fringe bene­ Springfield. 413-783-6121 position, exceWent oppor­ tion forms may be picked up at ed. Offered at $18,500. haie aero lot. This excepttonal- Agency, RealtMa, 649-2818. Competitive salaries, free non. 649-5391 for infO'rmatlon. Person-to-Person, Collect acres of land on Brandy Rd. 7*2-6796. on May 1, wiJl pay 4.74 per 643-1141. Ext. 203 for appoint­ fits. Apply tunity for married couple. MAYTAG wringer type washer, the Central Fire Station at 75 ^y well cored for home is 6 ------parking, excellent benefits. .-ZONE LOT, water T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- cent intereet ment. An equal opportunity YOUNG MAN to work as car­ Free room and board, Philco automatic washer, $25. Center Street. yeara old, located to a quiet Asylum Street exit on L. C. GREENOUGH CO. and sewer. CaU 648-4168 be- 1677. Bolton , Nattonaily, the Post Office De- employer. penter’s helper, transportation Or write: fringe benefit-s include 3 each. 643-5983. residential area. There are 3 East—West highway ends weeks vacation. 11 holi­ n s partanent is holding more than MANCHESTER MODES not necessary it from Bolton Employment Manager, 647-9921 laige bedrooms, 1% baths, twsen 9-8 p.m. VERNON — 63’ CUS’TOM built at Garden Street, practical­ days; fine insurance pro­ 3 M^BH C illdrSC Q munion in the now obsolete area. 649-0822. Friendly Ice Cream Corp., kttchea built-tos, formal dto- b o LTON—Large wooded lots Banch. Garage, aluminum ly at our front door. Pine St., Manchester gram. Apply Mansfield , ® program, ■which was dtacoiv- Journeyman-Electrician 1855 Boston Rd., tag room, fireplace, exceUent resddential areas, storms ""------“ and doors, VA baths, MAN, PART-TIME or full-time State Training School, INVESTMENT minded? Com- In Disturbance ^ congressional order Maintenance N. Wilbraham, Ma.ss, 01067 By Reid closet ^>oce, aluminum storms starting at $3,500. Call 643- built-ins, wall to wall carpet­ THE CONNECTICUT for service station attendant. Mansfield Depot, or call “ Since 1907 para tUa 4-4 duplex for value to 1966. It’s Been Of Course" and sezeens. Wesley R Smith, ^ 649-7367 ing, minutes to parkway. Mey­ MUTUAL LIFE 24 Main St. 1-429-9391, Ext. 311. An AUCTION at only $18,900. Verplanck Realtor, 643-1667, ______!______er Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. Three men, one from Andover, Holders of Postal Sa'vtogs Rate Range (Days) PRESS OPERATORS equal opportunity employ­ School area, Leonard Agency, ______each were charged by state po- certificates can aorange to re- INSURANCE COMPANY $3,092 - $3,274 Per Hour FORK LIFT OPERATORS p a r t -t im e m a n . Apply Cap- er. Realtors, 646-0469. MANCHESTESI — Immaculate MANdHBS'rBR BOLTON LAKE —6 room Ranch Uce last night with breach of deem them by applying at the itol Equipment Co., 38 Main ORIENTAL RUGS — HNE FURNISHINGS 140 Garden Street PACKERS 614 room Ranch on bus line 3 bedrooms, fireplace, porch, peace and destruction of pri- post office whore the oertif- St. CAREER OPPORTUNITY HANCHESTER-8 room Colo­ Hartfonl FVrt Shift, 45 Hour Week ESTATE OF ANNA (MRS. PERRY) SPENCER and ■within ■walking distance to BUILDING LOTS trees, lakefront privileges, $14,- vate property, police reported icates were issued. We are looking for a Jour­ nial, 1% baths, dishwasher, ___ __ APPLY everything, 3 bedrooms, large 900. 668-6720, 289-9151. today. On June 30, aU remaining neyman electrician to per­ SALES - MANAGEMENT - Conn. Bank A Trust Co., Extr.—Being Sold for the Heirs ^ tta g , fiu*^ioom.recrraP Some wooded, all with Blue Qhip in AH Regards form the complete range of The arrests stem from a dis- funds in the program wtU be Ea.storn Boiler, 99 Loomis St. Situations Wanted— slzSlldtchen and dining area. ■view of Hartfbird, excep­ VERNON turbance at the Bolton Lake turned over to the Trea«ity De- Since 1846 electrical and electronical Removed from Late Home, 19 Hickory Lane, West Htfd. tional area of fine homes Manchester LUMBERYARD Due to promotions and ex­ Male 39 taol, $22,fiM.^tchtos Agency, feature is a heated and DELIGHTFUL SPUT House on R t 44A, police said, pertment to be held to a trust work, and also will be re­ to So. Manchester. From pansion an exceJlent posi­ SALE AT LANTERN VnXAOE BARN Realtors, 649-5824. Jalousled sun room, one car 7 large rooons on lovely Arrested were Emile A. Col- fund until Uqifidated, BaUey Am Equal Opportunity quired to do other duties HELP WANTED for outdoor $7,500. tion is available for the MANCHES’TER, CONN. OONTEMFtKtARY—9 rooms, 4 garage, $22,500. Wolverton treed lot in fine section. lin, 27, of Center S t, Andover, said. EJmpioyer related to the maintenance concrete pipe work. Call 643- OPENINGS LAWNS MOWED. OaU between right man to be trained in Garage, fireplace, wail to Robert J. Collins, 23, o f New ------of our mill. Trade school 2423. 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 649-8798. On Conn. Rt. 15, Take Exit 93, Follow Sign* on bedrooms, 2% baths, automat- Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. and 5 years industrial ex­ Permanent job openings in sales leading to manage­ L. C. GREENOUGH CO. wail carpet, buUt-tos, etc., Britain, and Donald D. OUveria, «n n w A V V A R M im i Tolland ’Turnpike to kitchen, f a ^ y room, ito- j^^y^eHES’TER —East Center 23, of ThompsonvUle. NORWAY FABMEBB perience or equivalent re­ MASONS helper wanted. Must. established wholesale lum- ment, Recent high school plus assumaJUe FHA, 5%% have own transportation. Work graduate preferred but will St. location. Large 6 room old- 70 Indian HiU Trait mortgage, compare at $18,- They were released under no OSLO—Nozway’0 agriculture] quired. Applications accept- beryctrd and miilwork shop. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 WED., APRIL 26, 1967 at 10 A.M. Inspection after 9 A.M. ed Irt, m.900. l ^ ^ c k Agen- ^ condition Gaastonbuiy COSMETICIAN ^ daily, interviews Tues­ in Manche.ster area. l-749-61''6. imterview all. Starting: sal­ 30 Orientl rugs;—12’xl5’9”, 7’9”xl2’29”, Scatter up to ap­ 900. OaU J. Sledesky, 649- bail compacts pending appear- force has been diecreastog by ary up to $100. while train­ GROOMING and boarding all cy. Realtors, 649-5847. throughout, large lot. Ideal for 647-0921 5306. ance to Manchester Circuit about 2.5 per cent a year olnce day. Call Miss Banister, prox. 4’x6’, runners. Table mats k pillows. 3 Chinese scatter. EXPERIENCED truck driver ing. Oar allowance and all breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. IMMACULATE 8)4 room Randi office bulldtag, dentist or doc- ______Court 12 May 22. 1950. But Norway’s farmens are Here is an excellent. po<^- 1-774-9605. Apply to: NO with knowledge of septic tank employe benefits. Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. Fine reproduction furniture in mahogaqy:— 2 Q.A. highboys to an almost forgotten price tor’s office. Financing a'vall- yySH wttj. r d . —160 x 300* B & W Police said the incident is still productog 32 per cent mora tton now open at Sears Cos­ installation, good opportunity 643-6427. (bonnet top k broken arch top), Q.A. lowboy, Salem chest, range, 3 bedrooms, kitchen able, $23,600. U A R Realty Oo. building lots. H. M, Frechette The BARROWS and under investigation. than they did 10 years ago. metic Dept, at our Man­ ROGERS CORP. for the right man. 843-6927. EXPERIENCE 2 four-post beds (double & single), drop leaf and other with dining area, baseboard Bic. 648-2692, R. D. Murdock, Realty, 647-9998. WALLACE Oo. chester store. Mill and Oakland Sts. SINGER CO. THREE LITTLB kittens, look­ stands. Mahog. inlaid comer cabinet. Mahog. dining room heat, ahuntoum oomUnatlons. 648-6472. . . - Mafichestar Parkade , Manchester SMALL DOZER operator with ing tor good home. Call 649- paiAwtACtv^ 2016 Manchester 649-5306 some backhoe experle'nce, Unl- NECESSARY table k sideboard. Fine repro. Chippendale dining chairs, All store benefits are in­ > ^ \ V \ \ ,\ 832 Miadn St., ^lanchesder 6480, after 6:30, anytime week­ IW O CAPES, one Ranch. $16.- > „ — ------forpi6 and linsurance available. pairs k stogie (pr^ shell carvi^d arm k side, single ribbdn Prtocesa 'seams lend a grace- attracUv^tar-Patchwrt cluded, profit sharing, store An Equal ppportunlty ends. ; Wolvertao Ag«>cy. R o o l^ 900. \each.\ Call now. Philjirlck SuburbOB FOT Sal* 75 BOLTON -^ e w 6 room Raised 648-6927. ' ^0 hour week guartmte^, I back, etc.). Empire slip seb't chtor^' jOqcarional 'chairs. fifl and fariiion of move- dealgn can help y w 649-2818. \^ ^ ' \ \ k'' Agency, ...... 649-6847... \ Ranch, cathedral celling to liv­ dtscount, paid \’acattcm and Employer overtime, no lay-offs, pen- handsome covets for table, ' ■ ■ "L *'■ V ' vVBRNON -T- V« it 6 room holidays, hospitalization in­ AKC REGISTERED miniature 'Beautiful mirrors;—Mahog k gilt, dressing, and others, ing room, stone fireplace, glass WE HAVE openings on our sec­ .sion and profit sharing black poodles, excellent breed­ tic^suited ^ rfec^ ^ porch plllowl Fascl- tAtMwaik'MTACT—M * MANdHElS’rE R —come see this Split Level. ;-tos, gar6g«. dkHng doors, sundeck, huUt- surance, 40 hour week. FULL-TIME JOB available for (iarved 6 ak Italian type chest. Oil paintings k water ond shift for heat treaters, shift plan. Call ing, puppy shots. 875-0337. mninp"Vvnv»^"simmor ward- J»*ltog to make; fun to use! . 1***^». i small but comtortable 2-bed- flamlly room, 1% baths. Trees. 1ns, basement fireplace. One La t h e h a n d s ana g^oenU premium paid plus production person with mechanical aptl- colors;— Z. Cuochi 96, C. O. Anderson, Walter Francis S S * No. 2016 has cover zoom home today with its shad- FH A $900 down to qualified 289-9379 Between 8-5 P.M. acre lot. Immediate occupancy am machinists, paid hospitaliza- Please apply to Personnel Dept bonus. Apply In person. Klock tltude and one who responds AKC DACHSHUND puppies, Brown, Louise Williams, Matzow, others. Fireplace items. ’ No. 1488 With PhotoGulde is directions; pattern pieces tor Agency. ^ buyer. Tmmeidlats occupancy. tloo, holidays and vacaUao $22,600. U&R Realty Co., Inc., Co. 1272 Tolland Tpke. Man­ to a challenge. We will train. male and female, temporary Framed needlepoint, embrolderei Wall hangings, linens, ■ to sizes 10 to 20. bust 31 to 40. design...... ^ ______1______modeled kitchen. Reduced to Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, 742- 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, plan. Apply Metronica, Inc., chester. ’ ' REX Job consists of cutUng 'semi­ shots, ready to go in three boxes of sewing material, etc. ’Table lamps, brass, ^Oriental 8243. ’ Size 12, 82 bust, 8% yards of To order, seM 35c t o coins g j^ r o o m house. HbUteter **au1 W. Dougan, Real- 643-6472. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 640 GQlUard St precious stone (crystaline weeks. 875-0852. DRIVING insWuotoira, piait- vase, etc. Much china, glass, bric-a-brac, vases, figures, etc. ‘ 46-toch. 10c firri-clasa m toli^, g^hobl ssetkm, $ ttodrooms, tor, 649ri63S. SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub mum quartz) using diamond blades. Hanchesber Shopping Parkade MECHANIC WANTED — for LUMBER CO. Sterling k plated hollow ware. Large brass tray A others. tiime, -.fuU-ttme, nuxnings, af- Success of final product de­ POODLE PUPS—AKC register­ *10. bedroom ^ / , c V Miancheater, Conn. general repairs and servicing large Il'vtog room, dining room, teriwotis, evenings, , $70 part- SulUvan Ave., South Windsor pendent upon abUity to use X- ed, $125; ’lim e payments ac­ phis 10c ^ fl^ -c la M *“ exceUent condition. Asd donner, VA baths, ftolrii- new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi­ NOTE:—Mrs. Spencer was an ardent auction follower and modem kitchen with built-tos. CALL U i Foil time. 649-7398, 876-4011.' ray equipment for detehnin- cepted. 649-1138. , to: Sue Burnett, (Manoheeter NEW V O ^ N.Y. xixm. OaU Bag Okwqnukl. jetton Agency, Realtors, 648- ed rec mom, 2-car garags, cna days, insurance and vacation. many of the above offerings were purchased at various 1)4 baths, garage. Marion B. ing angle of cut. Small shop , Evening Herald) 1160 A'VXS. fXP 1008tt . Broker, 642-4291. g»gA acre wooded lot, excellent con- A FUII ItTlMATI Contact Tony or Earl, Paul FULL OR part-time stock man. Hartford area sales. Lunch by Victor’s Caterers. I AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Print Name, Address with ■ ■ ------‘______Robertson. Realtor, 648-6068. ' ICATURE WOMEN with skUls ELECTRICIAN, full- time, atmosphere with liberal hospi­ dition. SelUng.for $23,900. R . Dodge Pontiac, 649-2881. Apply House k Hale, Main St. GOOD HOME wanted tor 3 tiger ‘ 10086 ZIP CSode and Style Number. TWO PAM K JBS-w a have oev- SIX ROOM Vintage Oolonlal, ga- - p . Dlmock Oo.. 649-6246. In home making, child care Manchester. steady employment, insurance talization and insurance cover- kittens. Call 649-8594. BOLTON—Immaculate 6 room •nd caring for the sick and benefits, paid hoUdays and va- age. Apply in person daily 9-12 . ROBERT M. Rien & SON. AUCTIONEERS. I Print Name, Address with Zip Send fOc now for a copy of erol to choose from, one oAly rage, large lot, $12,300. J. D. ------^ PART-TIME mornings for Jan* ' Oode, Style Number and Size, the new ’67 Spring-Summer 8 years old, fine location, good Real Estate Ob., 64S-6129. BOLTCN - 8 bedroom Ranch Ranch, plastered walls, lire MIerly, part-tiine work at a itorlql service, five dajrs. Gen­ CABINET MAKER, experienc­ cation. Call between '8 a.m.-l and 1-4. Reeves Hoffman Di- 5>WN KTITEN witii white 201 MAIN ST. (208) 649-7770 BfANGHESTER, JOSEPH P. LEWIS * K w p pace with the latest Album from which to choose income. Thinking of invest------with basement garage fire- place, basement garage, over M od hourly rate. Call 648-9611 eral Cleaning Services, 46 Oak ed only. Displaycraft, Jiic., p.m. Roberts Electric Oo_ vision, U Bragg St., East Hart- paws, orange kitten, both RAYMOND R. REID (203) 649-4411 CONN. EXTEBi(6R and INTERIOR PAINTINQ ' ' fashions bv ordering the 1967 more patems to wochet knit, mentjproperty, 1st m allow you DUPLEX 6-6, Garrison Oolonlal, place, level lot with plenty ol one acre of groun^, trout PAPER HANOINO and CUSTOM PAINTINO ' .M w m M . I t , Mancheattr. 640AMA MiiHiiMter 6M-MWT. loutb Windsor, 64M100. .M l $nalee. MA-oe6B. lasiuons oy ora . . r. . ------. j crockatt. Realtor, brook. Only $17^ Lavnrenca Spring and Summer Basic Fash- embroidery, quilting and -sew- . what we have. Fhilbrlek Ageh- many 646-8658. ■ F. Ftano, BdUtora, J464an. ■t loo, BOo A oonr*. lOKl . 6IMMC. 6iM8l 648-WTk T: “'/<• f !

•1 ','<•(■, O'J MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967‘ . ATaruA Ufiily.^at Praas Ran PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Clear, quite' iiattf If ^ atfr lEwnius ralb chance of. froet, low A i^ **, WOT ; 30a; indlqiilnr clou Chance Of ihoweri An art di.splay of work -by Weight Watchers, an organ­ The stage crew of "Never Dr. Nagy Stages • f; The Great Books Discussion ization founded to help people Too Late” will meet tonight at • • ' • ' . ' . f ■ I ' high 40-50. . Group will meet Wednesday at Manchester public .school pupils About Town is being exhibited in the .show loose weight through re-educa­ 7 at the Little Theater ,of Man­ Alumni Opera 1^134 Menehetter— A City of ViUago Charm i.M 8 p.m. at Whiton Library. The tion of eating habits, meets each chester club rooms, 22 Oak St., Memorial Temple, Pythian reading will be “Jacob’s Room” window at Watkins Bros. Ma­ Sisters, will meet tomorrow at terials, arranged by grades to Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the to move scenery, to Bailey Au­ Dr. Elemer Nagy, chairman (CloaallM 'Advertiidiig on Pago PRICE by Virginia' Woolf. "Walden ditorium, Manchester High MANCHESTER, CONN., TUEl^AY, APRIJ. 28i li» 7 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Two' 'by B. F. Skinner will be show tlie progros-sion in stu­ West Side Rec., 110 Cedar St. for theater arta and opera at TOL. LlpCXYL JiO. 174 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) The meetings are open to both School. The comedy will be An auction will be conducted discu.ssed June 7 at the next dents' skills, will be displayed Hartt College of Music of the NEW! presented Friday, Saturday and after a business meeting. meeting of the group. through May 2. men and women. University of Hartford (UofH) Sunday at the auditorium. has designed and staged "Little DELUXE SPRAY-STEAM IRON Red Riding Hood," an opera for The book discussion group of Members of the ways and There will be a regional DAR The Greater Hartford Legal f COOL PADDED HUNDIE ) Too Often Junior Century Club will meet means commitces of the VFW meeting Friday from 11 a.in. children by Seymour Barah. Secretaries Association will The show is sponsored by the tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Post and Auxiliary will meet t" 3 p.m. at the Oliver Ells­ elect officers at a dinner meet­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — LECLERC home of Mrs. Pierre Marteney. tomorrow at 6:-i5 p.m. at the worth Homestead, Windsor. Manchester Alumni Association “The guy that held us ’ap ing Saturday at the City d u b of UofH and will be presented FUNERAL HOME 218 Hackmatack St. "Gift of post home before a meeting of 'Ihos- attending may bring a of Hartford, 10 AMyn St. A cock­ last week just waUied by,” Prophecy” by Ruth Montgom­ the Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. box lunch or purchase lunch Sunday, May 7 at 2:30 p.m. at a teller whispered to a co- tail hour will start at 5:30 p.m. Bailey Auditorium, Manchester worker yeaterday at a West­ ery will be discussed. Members of the Auxiliary will there. and dniner will be served at FUNERAL High School. ern Savings & Loan Asso­ sew cancer pads Wednesday at 6:45. Members of the Chaminade 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. The American Legion Auxili­ Proceeds of the opera will be ciation branch office. So teller Mary Michlluk, SERVICE Musical Club chorus will re­ Geoigc Edwards, 107 Cam­ ary will spon.sor a rummage Manchester WATES will used for a scholarship for any hearse tonight at 8 at the home sale tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Manchester resident graduating 28, pressed an alarm button. WALTER N. bridge St. meet tomorrow at the Italian The man turned, pulled a LECLERC of Mrs. David Comp, 97 Hollis­ po.st home. Those wishing ar­ American Club, 135 Eldridge St. from a Manchester high school Director ter St. The chorus is preparing ticles picked up may contact ■and planning to attend the Uni­ gun and told her; “Okay, The Amei-ican Legion will Weighing in will be from 7 to let’s have it again." He for a concert May 8 at 8:15 Mrs. Clifford Walker, 76 Phelps 8 p.m. A supper will be 6er\«?d versity of Hartford, or a stu­ Call 649-5869 p.m. at Kaiser Hall, Concordia meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at dent now attending the univer­ stuffed 33,696 Into a bag 23 Main Street, Manchester the post home. Rd. after a brief business meeting. and fled. Lutheran Church. Members are reminded to bring sity who graduated from either of the Manchester high schools. "I’il be seeing you,’’ he place settings. Dr. Nagy recently directed a said. The license of the production o f. "Tumadot” for bandit's car was noted. Miantonomah Tribe, lORM, Jimmy Johnson Jr., 36, wll meet tonight at 8 at Tin­ the Mobile, (Ala.) Opera Com­ CDOLER-EASIER- \ si-* ^ ^ ' pany, and is preparing the Hart­ was arrested nine hours ker Hall. ford premier of “Ariadne auf MORE COMFORTABLE IRONINC! later. Wesley W. Grapp, special FBI agent In charge, r-' 'A '' Our Lady of Unity Mother’s Naxos” for Hartt College in Presto’s new padded handle and convenient thumb- 2 said Johnson would be ar­ “ " i Circle will meet tomorrow at May. ^ rests make this Deluxe Spiay-Steam iron easier to Musical direction is ly Moshe raigned before a U.S. Com- 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. handle, cooler to hold, less tiring to use. And it's the . missioner on charges of George Yarko, 158 Ludlow Rd. Paranov, president of Hartt Col­ lege and University vice cb.n- steamingest iron ever—42 ports plus Presto’s exclu­ parole violation and staging celor lor performing arts. sive Spray Vent provide more steam. Push buttons five b?nk Miss Jill Horton, an exchange are color-matched to dial, with a wide range of t t m i l i e .student to Japan, wffll be guest speaker at a meeting of the We settings for all fabrics. Tw'o Group of Concordia Lu- $2,800 Realized PADDED HANDLE-c o o l Pive-Way "Western yvorld leaders file past the family of for­ West German Chancellor Kiesinger, Adenauer s tflieiran Church tomorrow at and comfortable to hold. son, Konrad, and West German Speaks Gersten- 5 7:30 p.m. at the ohureh. Mr. By Mardi Gras mer West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer at and Mrs. George Krause are in 41 STEAM PORTS — more Space Shot memorial service in Bonn. From left in front row maier. Behind them are security men. The family ..If charge of the program. Mem­ A net profit of 32,800 was than any iron. are, French President de Gaulle, West German at left includes, from top, Adenauer’s son Max and I <■<,%; wife, son Paul, and daughter Lisbeth and husband. bers of the refreshment com­ realized from the annual Mardi SPRAY VENT- sprays WluU to Do. When the Gas Tankas Empty President Leubke, President Johnson; second row, H- aiikof mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gras of St. Mary’s Episcopal with steam, won’t spot Is Delayed Kaspustis and Mr. and Mrs. Church, according to Michael fabrics. Navy Ens. James Laign of Iowa City, Iowa, is shown swonds after ejecting ■ y4 CAPE KBHWEDY, Fla. (AP) Arnold Klein.^ehmidt. The event DiBella and Raymond Islieb, Nl ‘'.mtJ.Ji from his' F43 Phantom jet. He was returning from a North Vietnam raid, dur­ is open .to ail married couples co-chairmen of the event. THUMB RESTS — easy to ing which he shot down a Communist MIG. Rut then the plane, ran out of fuel — Rocket problems today of the church. The proceeds have been dis- handle, less tiring to use. I DuPont TEFLON* and he and the pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Charles Southwick of Del Mar, Calif., were forced the Air EVnee to postpone lurfiet on loltpliii pftvinti rt.rcli plans' to launch five military pursed as follows: 3250 to con­ Decorator Blui witk forced to eject. Both were rescued. The photo was taken by Lt. ______^ violations of the nuclear test- tend the -state convention in School of Episcopal Church of TERON* soloplato ban treaty. Waterbury uiill meet tomorrow the Holy Trinity Ponce, Puerto No new launch date was set at 7 p.m. at the Marine Home. Rico; 3250 to the Rev. Daudi Gome In and Get Our LOW PRIGE immediately. The scrub came Udali, Angelican priest in Ken­ at 6:45 a.m. A countdown toward an origi­ At Adenauer ya, East Africa, for use in his On This Famous Iron! Yankee Jets Carry War Rptreat Scaled pari.'ih. nal 5:07 e.m. blastoff was Inter­ A1.SO, 3250 for the Presiding rupted by a faidty radar , at a - "Charge Accounts Invited" n * tt Bv Town Groun Bishop’s Fund for World Re­ bracking station. A second lief; 3550 for use in the United launch attempt, planned for 6:26 A weekend retreat for Cath­ To Fringe of Red Capital States a.s proposed by the Mu­ e.m., got to within one second of LBJ Among: olic men of all Manchester par­ tual Responsibility and Inter­ SAIGON (AP) — American planee were repotted kwt ov« at Hanoi and 12 ove^al- University Bows, ishes will begin Friday, May 5 HOUSE dependence Projects. The re­ 2,000 Guests at the Holy Family Monastery, mainder of the fund. 31.400 has wan-ant* pounded relentlessly ^ S^was^cXeT X SfT rocket and West Hartford. The retreat is been used for an addressograph at prime torgete In Norto Viet- sblioting down two Qjm- Saigon announcements were sponsored by the Manchester for the church office. Reinstates Priest In Cologne " Chapter of the Laymen's Re­ nam today, WMinr again Inaide niOidst MIGlTe Monday. Hmlted to the one plane. The the treat League. It is conducted TIRE CARGO STOLEN the port dty of Hslpbong end xhe U.S. losses announced record loos over North Vietnam WASHINGTON (AP) — OKI- 33, fired last week without a by the Order of Passionist ctoeer than ever before to the today brought the total Ameel- In a single day was eight ptanes v a lv ^ ^ COLOGNE, G e rm a n y WATERBURY (API—A trac­ last Doc 2^ ’ cJatea wi«i a conuroi vwrve ui Ca,thoHc Uiiivtrslty hearing, was told .(AP)’r-This .Rhine . I^yer Fathers. eehtor. ,, of the Communist capital o«n ploi^ - „.. reported lost over shot down last Dec. 2 !.. Uie steering mechwiismi of one “ reinstated A fheoldgy-In- .could hav his,old job ba?k plus Reservations for the retreat tor-trailer loaded with some 1,- of Hanoi. - the north to S14. - ‘ - city was sombd* ib sp rin g 300 automobile tires has been of Hanoi. _ - ,, ”“'* * l* ? * u. , sporadic tigMing ^f two steap^m booster rbekete. wlioss ’ ~ questioriihg »iSreytously. ^proved-prom o- may be made with Jack C. HALE The paw *^S^!**strlfcea agaliitt ^esNorth ^ tra reported to the pwwd pata received at mission con- 1^^. to bis dttsmlssal and tion to the rank of associaite pro- BUftshtne today as .Genmaiw 'M' Funke of 565 Adams St., As­ reported missing by a freight moving firm. flmt ttol Indicated ttw Contmoi v a lv e ^ five-day student- fe^r effective Sept^. and leiadera of the W e a t* * sumption parish: Allyn F. Mar­ world btteaded a funOTS Police said the vehicle and tin, 113 Bretton Rd., St. Bar­ I 6 S3 and faculty, then said they would Mass for form ^ Qhingiilar. tholomew; William C. Carroll, its load apparently was driven to North Vietnam. The report said one American jjone C nortowrat' of SeJgoh off some time Saturday night The R6v, Ca»arle« B. Curran, end the walkout. Classes were Konrad Adehattiei^-' ’ '' 407 Summit St., St. Bridget, OPEN 6 DAYS— THURS. till 9 P.M. The stepup to the *ir was ac- pilot was oaptund to a auhurti wuefa involves aibout 30,(K)0 U.S. (Bee Page Ten; . , to resume today: jnsitle Oolognb OatoMral and Richard T. Lourie, 141 from the headquarters of Tosc, Mmpanlsd by a jump to Ameri­ of Hanoi. troope. Spokesmen said 16< ene- Inc., at 300 Chase River Road. The' oonoetoon was . an­ ward 2,000 invitetr ’guSBts, 'Itt- Highland St., St. James’. can plahe losses. Four U.S. A Peking broedoast mid two jjjy jjad been Wiled since the nounced to a cheering crowd of ciUdh« pmisident JotsMoa, U.S. flghtors were shot down began Sunday. Ameri- 2,000 bauiner-wavlng students by 'I n d e n t CMMes tie GauUS of Monddy ln a dogflgbt just over losses were put at 2 kUled Young Perle Mestas toe Most Rev. Patrick J. O’­ France and Prime Ministm Court Bars toe border of Red CUna toom j 4 wounded. Boyle, archbishop of Washing­ Harold Willson of Biitein. North Vietnam, but a U.S. ^ new U.S. Marine operation ton and chancellor of the uni­ toe leaders will discuss coonipan Avco Strike spokennan denied it. He said "I announced to toe menaced versity. It came after he met ROBERT W. HAACK petybiems with CSianceHor Kurt oan ftod no report that would northern i>airt of South Vietnam, Youthful Party-Givers -with Father Curran and 22 other Gecog Kiesinger. Only BESTFORM offers you For 80 Days even remotely relate to tota,” Oaiied Operation Shawnee, it members of toe theology faculty Jooepii Cardinal Fringe,' 85- The Soviet news agency Tase began Saturday end so far 27 of for 90 minutes. He had also con­ year-old friend of Ademum, said Hanoi reported a total of 18 Haack Gets NEW HAVEN (AP) — A fed­ Receive Moms’ Praise sulted 'With school trustms.. said in a brief fimersl, aertnoki and catch a U.S. pianes shat down today — (See Page Ten) "I Woidd emphasize that toe toat “ttM Gleimian neiton vriM When you reach the end of this trail, you’ll say eral Judge granted a Taft-Hart- such great colorful little figures. lej- Act Injunction today for a r OCKVILLB c e n t r e , Linda and Kathy kept them present auuonaction musi must •««. not beuc In-m- Top Position mourn Mm as it would. kr.il|- it was worth the chase. And look at the Cougar more than two-month coollhg- N.Y. (AP) — ijwda piessman Inisy every nolnute of the time, terpreted a s In any way alfect- toer.” , - ,,, extras you’ll catch: • A husky 289 cu. in. V-8 off period in a dispute at a and Kathy Tooper — not yet In Linda conceived the idea tor theological issues Inject- Fonmal eulogies wwa : Pri>* plant that turns out helicopter their teens — have found a way the business while helpi^ h«f by the news media,Arch- ’ At Exchange nounoed eariier at' Bom ’to: p engine • Hideaway headlamps • Triple-step rear 'engines vital for the Vietnam Soviet Union Honors to make children’s parties pay. mother conduit pa es or r bishop O’Boyle told toe student _ cetremonyceremony mto unetoe BundestaigBUQueawg — turn signals • All-vinyl interior • Wall-to-wall conflict. They hire out to oiganlze and three yomig sisters. rjjjy _ staged a few hundred NEW YORK (AP) — The New pgj^uanient. Hie Mam a t Oto U.6. District Court Judge Wil­ run birthday and other parties “I aiso helped at parties iritn gold-donaed gtock Exchange an- Tie-year-oW caitihedmd was to* deep-loop carpeting. • Bucket seats • Ford Motor liam H. Timbers l?sued the In­ First Victim of Space tor mother who would prefer i Shri"* ot toe Immaculate Con- ^ selection of last puWHc service tof AdemD- Company Lifeguard Design Safety Features. junction at the request of toe "something not so dlsorgan- decided It might make a gooa cepHon. Robert W. Haack, president of er, who died hurt Wednesday u government, which has said dis- MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet played a portrait bordered in In toea.” toed.” ‘>us‘ne8S,”" KTthv’al^htd'‘‘some she s ^ d .______earlier'^ “In particular." toe orchbish. the National Association of Se- toe age of 91. Mercury Cougar is the only car in its class that ruptiop of production of the en-en . black of Kovarov, 40, the first Unda, 11, and Kathy, 12, ^ her moth- ^ cuiity Dealers, as its president. A private famiily a gtaes^ld imperil the naUonal President NikoW V. Podgomy orwerimf cosmonautsa/xarnfmoitt to tft make lYiAkA two Joined loined inui theXJkB venturevenuiTC a fewlew cApcAivssva. d *s. iffe..y.gr-jo r .her...... m^n- way itviu uic 50. wiU sucoced Keith toe HtUe WMdflrledliof. offers these features as standard equipment! - and Premier Alexei N. Kosygin “ fllrhta^ into snace. ^ He had pi- ^eeksweeks ago and already have *rer conduct p^esparties tor h^^her seven ^ the church and a^e-state- Is stepping out oemelmy to Rbosi S ^ e 4,800 production work- stood in the guard of honor be- Voskhod 1, which carried conducted several parties. They wteAto^^ bishops ------,..2, en at the Lycoming Division the ashes of cosmonaut three cosmonauts into orbit in get 36 a party. ri&ht a^g^m securities exchange tor 16 toe man who led portwear of Avco Corp. in Stratford al- viddlmlr Komarov todav as a 1964 ‘"We spend about three or four M^ess idea was m ^s^. Father Curran, who has adv^ years. many from ignominious defe^ ready were under a 10-day re- soviet citizens filed The papers also published a days prepartag tor a t-_.„ig^to1«ve^m hand and are ^1^'ck will be paid 3125,000 a to a reapeuted place to toe com- straining order toat expires « to pay tribute to the first decne of the Supreme Soviet Linda explained ’■ We m^e same salary received munity ofna^ A miiltaay bend played fuoa^ (See Page Eight) (See Pace Eii^t)

“ Aroused Pittsburgh tor my daughter, with 15 chil- work. charges or a hearing.” . a - a ¥1T7 I f _ ^ ' ^ ‘’ll^ r k S e a n m S n o l S ® ” nd his a s h l Interred at maix>v. They Included a tele- dren ^ r W on i n hand," t e r , ^ one t o pleased work.^ "We loveIpv^j doing It,"It, Unda ^ c ^ h o p O’Boyle said the Ak a 1 WW WB O t AUm V%*Avw14m sirolt the Kremlin wall. (See Page Ten) mother said. "Here they were, said.“ We have almost a^ much university’s 44-man board of rW m (Sea Page Ten) Newspaper m mivia mtiH fUTi as tiiA klds.'* imtoifOTAflitrustees, whifthwhldt madamade thathe daci*decl Sion to fire Curran, would hold a PITTSBURGH (AP). — ttons for various resaens ws*s series.of meetings with theology Amen Comer, In announcing U. i professors "to clarify the M- perlnlendent of Vauey ForM sues.” He also told the students George C Waltoce would Academy; Brig. CMk Watchman Quizzed speak at its annual dinner, quot- Robert W. StroiDg Jr., ooto^ (See Page Eight) ed the farmer Alahema gover- mandbig O ffic e r of tos 8to Al* nor as saying; “How M the Force base at Weetomr, Maai; Campus Gunfire police protirtL in PMtebu^? Rogtosld SboH. Austen itkirk'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k Ladies Panting You know, I don't want Pitta (See Pag# Eight) ,i ■ burgh burned down.” To Meet Prince, Wallace’s offhand' comment n- Andyovr, ARNOLD PALMER GOLF BALLS | Injures Students was an exaggeration of ootirse, Smci& Master Reports but Ms scheduled appearancs Mercury Man The same golf balls Amie has used in BATON ROUOE„La. (AP)/— two white taetructow on a toil here Thursday has stknwd diarp ■even -sludetrtB demoi)BtvBttog time hasts. , !' • OAMBRIDGB. EJngland (AP) controversy In a city noted for B u lletin tournaments. These top flight high- on toe cam ^ oi. Soiitiieim Uni- ThPOkte wete made to block — Lord Butler said today Cam- racial Incddsnts. sf has another compression golf balls are normally sold -it versity suffered superficial ade college buildtogs today to bridge tamales are _lwppiiy rights organisations say K only in pro shops. Limited offer — H 4t wounds today when struck by entorce the boycott. awalttog toe they will stage a massive dem- tASSIUS TRIES ACUUM catchy FOR m JLm dozen at this price. One round with this ^ rioochet|ng’ 85-80 caUbra itfle Several thousand students Ctoaries as a siddent next Goto- protesting Wallace’s HOUSTON, Tax. (AP) — REGULARLY $3J5 great pro ball and you’ll wanfmore from J bUUeits and fiytog Mta of asphalt milled around toe campus after Lawyera fw Casslua <9ay proposition: pwament- ' the shootings today, btocktog J "'The ladies .**«_p a n ti^ to M arshy, presl- asked a federal ju d g e today i V your local pro ^OIL ^ | The Bast Baton. Rouge Parish newsmen who attempted to get to . hajtt ,;iho, Otakvywrti^ riwritf’s ofOoe a Negro on toe campus. \ eltomplon’s sdiediartl yPlddag night watchman into curtody (Jetecti-ves said someone, shot .. I •at.VL.m uciaro, says Indootton Into the iMMi $h6w-Off, a new long leg panty that works hard to slim the figure. Reinforced front ajMer the 8 a.m. riiaoUng. |An .juto the pavement with a .30-30 nswa conference. I ^ Butler Lurteen. toe present gov- MiVicea on the ground ha and sides make nothing of your tummy, hips and thighs. Derriere is controlled, too. Of nylon official of toe^ rifle and toe butteta rclhocheted, 8^ he emor of Alabama, wlU appear, w aa'n mirtatier. The OT-pnga MERCURY COUGAR.,.A CAR ON THE WILD SIDE! quoted toe ’watriunen, James Q, hitting the students. All the old Piinoe would live the life of share Wallace's ■view. petition whe 'IUod *4 hontn and Lycra* spandex. S, M, L, XL. In white, pink, blue, black or lemon to match the "V"-cut Side- Jonpes, SB saying: wounds were superficial, said dn average student. ^__ j believe in integration,” he after the Supremo Court tad Lite bra. No matter how the back or side of your dress may dip, this fiberrill padded bra will never *T dldn’|t-in«sn to short any- gneritt Bryan'Clemmons, “We don’t Hke first-year b u ^ ^ ^ aUmutaUrg rejeeted for n aeeond peek. Nylon , and Lycra* spandex sides. Luxurious acetato and nylon lace. A32-36, B32-38, body. I was Just trying to scare gome of the students pn the sitting around by to em ^ in ^ conversation.” earlier pleaa aimed a l r t ^ esZ-'SS. (Also available without padding, white only/$2.00) toem." campus today appeared imrt- their rooms, ’ he said. ‘ W« Sen. George____ o Murphy, R-Oallf., ping the induotlOn order. Hny^ Three shots were fired down- ^are toat shots had been fired, think K’s better for them to go is scheduled on toe program don Covington,' Clay'o New ward Into asphalt. ’The students Mims, student preeldent- out to a pub ^ have a walJaoe. York lawyer, ndknowled*al w m inJunded/by/fragmenting elect, said too. students bad Butler said Prince Oiarles Finandor and pWlantoropist that the petition could he toe Millets and sspMlt: drawn up a list of 24 grievanoee. will have a regular freshman’s k . M)eUon. aiatod to Btnrt Of the ttnal n ^ . l H Soutoem U nrtrtnlty iB a pro- These incluftod later curfews, room. . recelva an Amen Comer award long court battle. thlhnM *• LINCOLN I domlnstely Negro Institution better InUnnary equipment and Lord Butler, a former Com puUic servicce, the action, ho Mid. #«*• MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. nbeto of Baton Rouga. It was penniasion for senior girio to Linda Pressman (left) and Kathy Topper eervative caWnet mlMster, said ^ ^ Europe and tvw.nii th a t It would he hp In tbs scene of a.stwjent hpy«olt oars on campus. , party for a Long Iglaild mother who preferred something not so that a ‘feeling was growing — ^ attend. Also reported Clay t o dedUe w hrt he wonli 801-315 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER ] |8 a n ^ UM m rin g a dj^puta.over atudeqt leaders said they had as the usual ywngsters’ affair. The girls arrange anij supervise the whole op­ (8m Page Bight) to have canceled their Invitn- doFrldny. • ' .j. S M e -U te Show-Off Panty sawinsi______j8^lnvanceSf____^ , tachidiogindudlog Bra th4 imlvsrtMy's nfiiiaal td U n (Bqa Page Tra) eration. (AP Photfax) . / ■ I i * S ■t