The Weather' A^rcraffe Daily Net Preaii .Rim Cloudy, cod tonlg^ Low 86 For tile WedK Ended"'' to 36. Tomorrow pertljr eunnyi April S, 1966 little temperature change. Blg)i 14,635 46 to 50. Manchestet>—A CUy of Village Charm PRICE SEVEN MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRH. 4, 1966 (ClaadllM Adrertlibig on F»fe 17); TOL. LXXXV, NO. 15« XTWBNTY PAGES),

A Dimness Didn't Help . WASHUTO’TON (AP) — Trains RolU A National Park Service of­ ficial discoiints as negligible the savings resulting from President Johnson’s cam­ paign to turn the lights at Fines Lifted the White House. T. Sutton Jett, National Capital Park director, tes­ bargaining was vindicated and As Viet Riots Flare WASHINGTON (AP)— tified March 17 before the that the roads were pledged not House Appropriations JJom- Trains began to roll today to take, reprisals against strik­ at the end of a firemen’s mlttee in support of a re­ ers, or other union men who quest for $692,000 in op­ SAIGON, South 'Vief strike on eight railroads, refused to cross picket lines. erating funds for the White Nam (AP) — Rioting with and a federal judge lifted Before Judge Holtzoff opened House for fiscal 1967. an increasing anti-Anaeri* the threat of $510,000-a- court this morning, lawyers for At one point in the trans­ can tone erupted in Sajgon day fines against the union the railroads and the union con­ cript released Sunday night. Monday night as political and its leaders. ferred and agreed on procedure. Rep. Joseph P. Addabbo, D- pressures built up againsJt At the suggestion of railroads, Sunday night the Judge had N.Y., n o t^ a saving in the Premier Nguyen Cao District Court Judge Alexander ordered the union to show cause budget and asked: “Is this About 500 youths battled Holtzoff vacated an order call­ why it should not be fined $600,- partly due to the turning off police and burned a paTked ing on the union to show cause 000, a day and Gilbert, $10,000 a of the lights?” why the heavy penalty should 'day. The Judge acted to in­ "This was due, I think, U.S. Army jeep. / . A dispatch from Da Nang, crease fines he had previously more to the donations of the rot be levied. Ss' focal point of antlgovemmen^ In ending the four-day strike imposed of $5,000 a day against White House Historical So­ demonstrations for days, report­ which partly paralyzed industry the union and $2,500 a day ciety,” Jett replied. He ed that the U.S. miUtary Install end commuter service emd cost against Gilbert, effective at later added any savings latlon and U.S.-South Vietnam* tens of millions of dollars, the noMi Sunday, uidoss the strikes from turning off the lights ese base there had been sealed Brotherhood of Firemen and had returned, to work. is being offset by new elec­ Englnemen acted under the The strike ended Just before trical heaters installed in off and placed on red alert. TO formafits at Da Nang indicated threat of the fines for contempt midnight Sunday. g^ard booths. government troops were moving of courl, and under heavy pres- Francis Shea, speaking for in, apparently to start opera­ eure from President Johnson. the railroads to J u ^ e Holtzoff, The union won nothing tangi­ tions ordered by Ky to take con­ said it had been agreed that the trol of Da Nang Q ty in the face ble, though Its president. H.E. first item would be considera­ State News of rising rebellion. 4 Gilbert, contended collective tion of the show cause order on The U.S. military command Mf increasing the fine. Police Find Saigon declared the capltaVi He said he was happy to in­ usually teeming center off lim­ form the Judge that the men are its to American servicemen not Rain Brings back at work and the railroads Bank Loot on duty. could see no reason to press the The youths, mostly -teen-ag­ Some Relief issue of an increase and “ with­ ers, collided with police cJube out any waiver of penalties ac­ In Museum and tear gas in several parts of crued” moved to vacate the STAMFORD (AP)—The'Stam­ the city. At one i»lnt, thog riiow cause order. surged toward the U.S. Bmbia- From Fires ford Museum and Nature Cen­ The order was vacated by sy but again were beaten back ter is an odd place to find the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Judge Holtzoff “ without loot from a bank holdup, but by police. Foiled at achieving their oto Showers brought weary fire (See page Ten) Back to Work that, police say, is where the jectives, the youths then over­ fighters in some areas hope of robber hid it. turned and set fire to the Jeep relief today as they battled All $6,200 taken at gunpoint from a branch of the Lincoln parked outside a U.S. biUeJ. Idazes which ruined thousands There were no Americans in the of woodland acres in five states. National Bank Saturday was recovered from the nature cen­ Jeep. One death was reported. An Negroes Camp in DC, The youths met their ttret oj»- 87-year-old man died of a heart ter, police said, along with a 22- (AP Photofax) caliber pistol apparently used posltion from the police alter attack Saturday while fighting a they stormed up the steps tlje in the robbery,. Airview of a Wrecked Home in North Tampa at blaze near his Pelion, S.C., • old National Assembly building home. The suspect, 34-yoar-old Rich­ Wait Word on Aid ard Serricchio of Hope Street, waving antigovernment aijd Himdreds of blazes spread anti-American banners. WASHING’rON (AP) — winter in oiir tents In Missis­ Stamford, was apprehended through timberland in North VAC Hiking Another 1,000 demonstratohi Homeless and Jobless Missis­ sippi.” soon after the holdup. He is be­ and South Carolina, Georgia, Tornadoes Lash struck out from the l^iddhi|it Arkansas and

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Passlonist Father, told about Europe when a dying American word to their fellow Americans, seated at the head table. Retreat League 250 members and, guests of the soldier said to him, I don’t know "lest our nation, too, falls into a Edward O’Brien of St. James’ LIGGEH DRUG Church was toastmaster. a aystem ot heat regulation, a rarely employed except to give Lady Bird Delighted Mamchester Chapter; Holy how to pray.” Godless stale.” PAR KAbE power supply and "equipment bottom to tlie mus^c in hand. Sheinwold on Bridge F a ml 1 y layman’s Retreat' “Doesn't it make ,one won- Jam es McDermett, state Holds Breakfast Rub a leg of lamb hqfore' OPEN Russians Say Luna 10 lor exploration of the moon and The. clarinets are capable at l«ag;ue, yesterday morning at a der,” Father Dowling added, president of the Retreat League roasting with salt, pepper, pap­ near lunar apace^’ It gave the considerable variety. In the low* "I believe only 10 men Imbued’ Communion Breakfast at the “how many of our young Amerl- of Connecticut; John Cratty and r:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sonfii dealer rika, crush^ rosemary and Is Orhiting the Moon total weight of Lima 10 and the est register they may be solemn, RftKftT ON WRONG FOOT East-West valnenMe By Rugged Outdoors wlth the reHglous fervor of ,St. K of C Home. can men in Viet Nam are.dying Charles CJawley o f St. Jam es’ rocket as 3,B20 pounds. “ T H E W A Y or even spectral. If softly play­ AND WHOLE' DAT IS DAD NORTH Francis of Assisl ■ could have ’The saddest words he ever without a prayer to God on Retreat League, and F rank garlic. Another time try rubbing The carrying rocket started ed. In the middle register they A 9 4 3 (Continued from Page One) ■ '■ '■ saved Russia from its Godless- heard, Father Dowling said, their lips?” He said that it was Keegan and Robert Ardlriidim o f the leg with salt,’ pepper and (OoBttaned from Page One) By ALFRED SHBaNWOLD K(iS64 from the earth orWt at a speed have much the quality of the and a covey of ness,” the Rev. Jude Dowling, were spoken on a beachhead in everyone’s duty to bring God's St. Bartholomew’s Church were curry powder. Read Herald Ads. tum- I HEARD IT” 0 64 float trip In a big yellow life raft "Observation over the Sput- a splnijpig, o f 6.836 mUes a second. This human______voice,______and In their__ upper Some days are bad. Tou get « A K 3 reaches they are shrill and faung up on your firrt appoint- - nOt’a fUj^t and measurement of Soviet announcement ^ WEST EAST through Marlscal Canyon, with From the Mexican side, some cackUng. BerUoa used the E-flat ment and then nm ten minutes A None A Q76S parameters of its orhit are ef- made no mention of such a 1.86-1A6 ntiles a second. by John Gruber Ua towering limestone cliffs 1,' bmroB eyed the strange proces­ Carefully calculated use pf the clarinet to portray a toothlesa late for the rest of the da^ ^ J953____ K? A 107 sion. There rarely are any raft- feeted by the long distance thing. Sir Bernard and his old witch in his Symphonie Nor does it end there. At night 0 AJI0S3 0 72 BOO feet high. scientists were waiting for rocket’s braking engine slowed The Palm Sunday raft ride canyon waters, let space radio communications the vehicle to 0.77 miles a sec­ Fantastique, and It does the Job you try to relax at the bridge A QI alone more than 1(K) at one time. center of the Soviet Union,” moonrise today — 12 Si p.m. to perfection . i • ' t«ri>le, and get a hand like the was tile highlight of the visit. It £1ST — to mcdce further obser- ond, Komarov reported. A fart­ A AKJMS2 ’The spectacular limestone Tass said. er speed would have taken Luna I got asked a dlUy of a ques­ ing man before we ever see him There ore surfi a variety at on* wborm here, ^ 2 took up most of the day — after cliffs reminded Mrs. Johnson of n ie Tass announcement, vations. r, percussion instruments that it );^>ening lead—Queen o f CSuhs. O KQ95 Lovell said "unless the Rus­ 10 by the moon and into a giant tion the other day. "Since mu- or he has sung a note. a flapjack outdoor breakfast "cathedrals, pipeorgans, battle- which was prolnbly written in circle aroimd the sun. A slower Is impoeeH>le to discuss them aH xou win the first trk^ in dum- ♦ 74 and a 5-minute special Palm ments, vsrt escartments.” She the Soviet Academy of Sciences, sians fire more retrorockets sic is such an emotional art. S ‘ bi£^qiS xt5‘haS here.'Th^ an w m the end Wert Not«h Emt Luna 10 will stay around the speed would have allowed it to Pan 2 9 Pan Sunday church service con- even found wie sectiim with bal- said Luna lO's orbiting "has faU onto the moon, captured by what particular emotion Is best for emotitmol ahd coloristic ef- laad a dSON & LEVENTHAL, MANCHESTER PARKADE orbit and land U on the moon, or Heads Amaranth maneuvering tricky turns. cial satellite on cm orbit aroimd point, yet of course certain in­ Wt Anyway. Eart returns a club, dummy’s nine of Slate Meetings bring it back to earth. But he Park rangers were the g;uides. the moon which marks a major struments arere commonly em- character, thouj^ It and ywi niff, Jumping into the water to get added: ‘1 think the most likely Mrs. William Morrison of 247 ployed to achieve particular invented ^ ^ ^ hnno <1# reitohlnc dum- spades. Eart can take his queen Women's organizations of stage in its exploration." t thing Is that they will leave it Summit St. was elected and in- the saxophone. the life rafts over the tough qmnmunity Baptist Church will The announcement said Luna emotional effects. Just why, is is sometimes confused with the my you lead the jack of spades, of ***** there. stalled grand royal matron of Closely related to these in­ spots. Everybody helped with meet this ___ week. 10 was dedicated to the Commu­ something else again. I’m not crtlo by the ear. w L ^ «^ a dlamonr^d ,<=an "If the Russians decide to the Order of Amaranth at a struments are the Frendi horns...... m,,, the paddling, Including Secre- Names of the Oircles meeting nist iMirty Congress. There had certain that they arouse those The ceUo la caprtde of all the East shrewdly refuses the trick. It s just a matter of getting leave it in the present orbit of Grand Court of Connecticut Origlnallly used for signals dur- emotional range of the violin, ^ ^ take the queen of diamonds started on the rigW to ^ b u t tary of, the Interior and Mrs. dates and locations are: Mary been speculation earlier that a effects by themselves; rather it the moon, it will give important convention Friday and Satur­ Stewart Udall, the traveling Greene, tonight at 7:30 at the manned Soviet space shot would may be the result of long asso­ ing hunting, they are still used but where the vioUn is feminine, .nd ruff a diamond with dum- sometimes you re out of sU^ aU informatitm about the gravita­ day at the Statler-Hllton Hotel, White House Doctor, Navy Ca.pt. church to leave for Connecti­ be made in connection with the ciation of an Instrumoit and an to evoke emotions associated the ceUo Is defintcly masouMne, my’s nln. ,, ~ .... James Young, and Secret Serv­ tion and shape of the moon. Hartford. H. Fred Osborne of with the hunt or the forest In not only because of Its register East over-mffa and returns a Daily Qoeifflon cut Baptist Convention office; congress. effect. » ice agents. Mrs. Johnson took a "All these techniques and fac­ Windsor is grand royal patron. general. Again I would guess but because of lU tone color, trump. Eventually you must lose As dealer, you m w : s p s ^ , Hartford; Estelle Carpenter to­ The Tass announcement said For example, the trumpet im­ turn fo r 26 minutes. tors are important in future Mrs. Marie McFarland of that it is the association with Richard Strauss, keenly aware another diamond, and you are morrow at 7 p.m. at the church the satellite’s orbit was ensured mediately puts us in mind of There were frequent dousing plans to land a man there.” Ohio, supreme royal matron, Its early use rather than the ts the home of Mrs. Raymond Rud- nals from the earth while it was been used for commands in applications in the 90-degree earth in 1964, disclosed that were present at the confab. TTie horns are capable of real tlon porteyed by one instru- hearts at the second trick while and 1 point for ma douWeton, dell, 38 Somerset Dr.; Reed- approaching the moon. battle. ’Trumpets were employed beat, with no place to hide from Luna 10 had been launched in Also attending were grand menace, too. This Is partlcutarly menL y„u have a sure club entry enough for an optional op^ g Eaton, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at The British space tracking jruu »u«u <1...... 7 because you have the sweltering sun. Mrs. John- two Btagee. royal matrons and patrons, and ^ *^*^*L**J[ Joshua at the bat- muted and blown force- ’The contrabass Is used for Jo dummy. Ekrt takes the ace station at Jodrell Bank an­ Bon. kept applying protective the hom e o f M rs. R obert Duftton, Komarov toM Tass that Luna grand representatlveb from f Jeri^o. fmiy. Whereas the muted trum- ponderous effects, and some- ^ hearts but then his dub re- an exceUent high-card structure nounced Sunday night that sig­ layers of suntan lotion. Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon, and 10 and its carrying rocket were New York, New Jersey, Penn- characterize the trum- sounds absurdly like a times comical ones as well on dummy to dis- and a good major suit of five nalsSS4W3 picked upas^ asfrom vast a^^sssaaLuna 10av *w s a ^ a w — — ---- 9 111 4 v>w I 4 * as L/vgVO ym ^ ■ ass ^ssssssiss^ Afterwards, she told reporters Marcia Neubert, Thursday at Indicated it had gone into close put into orbit around the earth sylvanla, Massachusetts, Rhode P” merely as a m iut^ child’s toy, the muted horn is the principal that a fat man is g diamond on the queen carly, grief Pugrab motorcycle turned over unlicensed operator. Court date records after the expiration of From Fine Quidity Mahufacturer and pathos. It really is an alto after Pugrab braked and cirt his for Felix Is April 25. the 16 months. or tenor oboe. Sibelius employed cycle to the right to avoid mak- Raymond Hardy, 31, of 4 ’The Dodd records were dis­ It most effectively in ‘'The Swan ing contact with a northbound laundry phone Peart St., was charged witii in- carded by the secretary’s office P RUMMAGE of Tuonela,” ’Tuonela being the cau: driven by F rancis E . Dan- baxication Saturday about 9:14 in February of tWa year. Finnish Hades. cosse, 63, of 61 Hemlock St, p.m., stemming from a minor AUuding to the allegations o f their that was making a left turn onto SALE The bassoon has been called dlstuibance at the Main-Pearl about these financial State­ within your reach? "the clown of the orchestra” but Center St. from New St. Sts. intersection. Court date for ments, Pinney said: Sponsored by Friendly Chrcle it is rarely comical, though Dancosse was charged with Hardy is April 18. "Your prolonged silence on AMERICAN LEGION MALL Dukas used It to iwrtray the failure to crt>ey a stop sign end this particular attack has only Over - Production leaping broom in "Sorcerer’s his court date is April 18. t & served to create greater con­ Leonard Street Apprentice.” Actually, the bas­ Anne C. Borsotti of Granada cern In our state. Only an ex­ soon Is lugubrious, ghostly, HiUs, Oalif., was treated for TUESDAY, APRIL 5 H oly Week^ planation of tiiese allegations o f even spectral. The contraibas- abrasions of the left knee at will put them to rest. Doors open 6:30 PM. soon, the deepest Instrument in the hort>ital, then released, af­ ‘"To clear the air once and the orchestra,' sound like a ter an incident in the hospital And Passover AU proceeds to charity for all, I would sug;gest that you cross between an organ pipe parking lot Saturday about 8:30 refute the following allegations and an outboard motor. It Is p.m., police report. Being Noted made by the columnists: ^ Diamond The Borsotti car stopped at "1. That funds raised for your the gate of the parking lot and (Oontfamed from ifage One) campaign purposes :were used the driver of the Borsotti car for other purposes; left the car to place a coin in Mass, which lasted two hours, “ 2. That certain cam paign ex- the machine that would lift the the pontiff appeared at his pendituree listed were not in Choicesf Meatt In Town! wooden arm and allow the car apartment window to bless 20,- fa ct m ade; to enter, police say. 000 persons staniUng in warm "3. That private airidanes sunshine in St Peter’s Square. Police report the automatic were jH-ovided for your personal lAter Holy Week ceremonies gate arm did not raise and the use by Connecticut, corporations TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! in ChristlEm churches w ill focus driver of the Borsotti car a g ^ or individuals; and on tile Holy Thursday observ­ • NATIVE — "WAYBEST" got out of the car to dei^it “ 4. That unusual favors were a second coin. After she had left ance of the Last Supper and on given to these corporations or the mournful rites of Good Fri­ the oer. It started forward and individuals in exchange for such smashed the gate. The operator day, recalling the Crucifixion. free transportation.” Nylon •CHICKEN The theme of mourning will be "These aspects of the allega­ of the car then grabbed the wheel of the car in an attempt succeeded next Sunday by East­ tions," Pinney said, .“are apart :BREASTS to steer It, but fell. The car er rejoicing. from those being looked into by then went acroes the parking In Jewish homes around the tile U.S. Senate ^ lect C^m it- (LIMIT S LBS. PER FAMILY) area, acroes a lawn «uvd hit a world, Passover week begins at tee on Standards and Conduct partied car owned by Denis sundown today. ’Tradition calls and are in need of clarification Hose Strode of M BOiwtborae St. . tor the youngest meinber of the because of their direct bearing on practices irtthin our state.” HiaHLAND PARK MARKET W alter M cN ally J r,. IB, o f 6 households to ask the ancient S17 HIGHLAND SlltEET—PHONE 648'4278 Morse Rd., was charged with question: "Why Is this night failure, to drive in the proper dlffereht from all others?” lane yerterday about 11:46 The oldest man in the family a.m., after his car hit one driv­ replies with ti>e story of Moses en by Alfred Price, 70, of Eart leading the Israelites from Hartford on Main St south of Egyptian bondage into the Middle '^(rte.^ .polloe say. Promised Land. Mon. thru Fri. “Lady’/ at 6:89- ’The McNally car^ caatbouud At the ceremonial seder meal 8:25—Sat and cn W. Middle ’Ipke., was mMi- tonight, and throughout the 2:(M>-5:D5-8:U|I Ing a right turn o i^ Main St. werti, Jews eat matzohs, or un- and hit the northbound M ce leavcoMd bread, aa a reminder B. C. E. ca r that was s t o p ;^ at a Mg- that the fleeing IsraeUtes had nal U^it, according to poUee^ time only to prepare unleavened ■nrnrKNKiFaiiBB The McNally car was dam­ loaves Bun-l>aked on rocks. Six ways to say "Happy Easter" and help your wardrobe blossom with fashion blouses! 4 Wmu Belm tt tkm aged in the left front and the The hoUdi^ Is called Passover Wimriri Price car was damaged in the becauM, in the final miracle in 4 6 . Beautifully detailed easy-care fabrics. Styles to make a suit sing of spring or tune up left front and both can wne Hgyp^ (3ed killed the oldest Price Ycm-cc P m U i towed away, police rapaxet. Court chUdien of the Egyptians but with season-right skirts . . . and all so enchantingly feminine! date for McNally la April 18. passed over file hmnea of the A two-car collision resuKed on Israelites. icr Sim ilm r QmmUtjft Center St. w eet o f CUoott S t The date of Passover is deter. A i n 'i u i i n Saturday about 1:16 p.m. when mined by the rtd Hebrew calen­ A. Adelaar’s bow-;neck overblouse with waves D. Russian peasant influence in a dacron- an eastbound car driven by Rob­ dar. Ita slmiiltaneoua obeerv- No Reserved Seats! of tiny tucking across front. Dacron and cotton with lace embroidered bateau neck to pay urgent bills..• ert L. Anderson, 47, of 90 WHd- ance with Holy Week wUl not Avril rayon, white, 32-38. S I O and balloon sleeves. Fink, blue, 30-36, by wood Rd., Vernon, collided with take place again for eight yeara. 'nn>rs. Reg. Frloea! It costs less than Jo Matthews. S 8 or any worthwhile purpose? another 'eastbound oar driven B. Sleevelese shell in mesh weave cotton, by W esley U P age, 4S, o f 146 requires little ironing. Floral print in E. Jane Holly splash print dacron crepe over­ Pearl St, police way. Ttmiglit pastel blue or pink, 32-38, by Donna blouse with bow tie neck. Maize or pink, GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES The ri|^ rear of tba Ander- At a quarter a week! bfffnq Hw children to s«« the aon cor waa damaged and Om Louise. SS 32-38. SO LESS BANK CHAAGE MONTHLY NEPAlYMENT TERMS 7:00-9:05 1 LOAN OF left fron t tba Page^ ca r was Jo Matthews Swiss dot charmer with F. Adelaar’s dacron-cotton oveiiblouse, ruf­ (peryw r) 12 months 24 months damaged, Itoconling to poUoe. sopmALOR[\ GUNT EASIER BUNHY C. ruffles, lace and embroidery details. For- fled lace inset collar, string bow, lace 1 $ 3 0 0 $ 1 8 $ 2 5 $ 1 2 .5 0 trel and cotton, pink or blue, 30-36. A 6 ruffled cuffs. White, 30-36, S8 1 6 0 0 3 6 SO 2 5 tWEEK BOCKETS ot MdL, Mdnchecter Pcefcode ATHENS, Greece (AP) — 1 9 0 0 5 4 7 5 3 7 .5 0 Greece w ill, enter the rocket JuC lfH (D&L Blouses — Manchester ParKade) 1 1 .2 0 0 7 2 1 0 0 5 0 BURNSIDE Order your new phones by (alling'your 'Vi * field on May 10, firing nine LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED arkas and centaur type rdeksts pLILRflN:il local telephone office or ask any telephone man. to photograph an eclipse of the THE CONNECTICUT BANK sun. The rockets, expected to IAv;k 1I\wkim The Southern New England Triephone Company SHOP D&L m MANCHESTER PARKADE — OPBI MON., WED., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. AND TRUST COMPANY reach e height of 140 kilome­ ters wUl be fired rtther from •Tremlse-' TUESDAY & SATURDAY — 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. H er U C H N IL U t O n U N. MAIN ST. m MAIN k t . the island at Kannstoe or from PA N A V iM O N MANCHE8TKB PABKAIW a ah^ lying off tha Island.

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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, P A G E FO U R p a g e p i v a Texas Letiguer MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 V ern on In hasgtMU Jaigon, a T a ^ sU M rw c n r to** awards, Anthony DoSlmcoe, leaguer la a fly ball hit far lieutenant; Roland Pellerin, Tony GlugUelml and Mark Tolland night and Jack Masterson,, TV-Radio Tonight enough to he out of tbq in- V e r n o n Register Now engineer, ” GyoUa. Officers of the MerrOw Rd. days. R ec Notes fielderit reach but not far g • C o n d y Fathers of etriis In the pack Parents of chUdren eligible Fire Volunteers fire station are Kenneth Lob- A stan(Bng committee Includ­ enough for the outfirider to I •N e ^U M ^ Summer Clinic are being Invited to meet witb^ The Baby Has The V am on Nationals won Uia '/2 y to attend kindergarten tn the dell, captain: Cecil Evans, lieu­ ing- Malcolm Matthews, An­ catch. the den motoera and pack com-' 1 ToUand Oocmty Midget Basket­ fall are being asked by the Name Officers; tenant; Gilbert Frya englheer. thony DeSimone, luid George Television r c in W 0 y Gets $4S^660 mittee at toe pack meeting school superintendent’s office Executive officers of the de- Meachum was also appointed. ball Tournament Sunday after- gCGAB GROWERS iNBOANlZE •:00 ( 8-10-13-18-aa) Morie T:16 (39) Hlghllgbta FAIRWAY A p ril 18. to regflster their children Wilhelm Chief partment are Peter Piwoski, The department answered BOXINGS, Mont (AF) — P r iiM s f D r. Raymond E. RamedeU, nocHi at the Rockville High < 8) Hike DougU* (80) Sports Camera Wontea Electing now to avoid the rush of reg­ <$ president; Malcolm Matthews, (90) BlUe Answers (40) Peter Jennings. News Representatives' of nine states six alarms last month. School by defeaUng their cross ouperlntendent o f s(^hoola, haa The Suburban Women’s Club istration In September. The ToUand Volunteer Fire vios president; Richard Sy- Been Named (30) Three Stooges 7:30 ( 8-20-40) 12 O’Cloclc High have organized the Natiotial (40) Lloyd Tboxton (l&am HuUalnloo (C) announced that the summer will elect officers tomorrow at Department elected Edwin monds secretary; ESdridge town rivals the Vernon Ameri­ (12) To TeU the Truth Children who will be five ' ’JOKER’ ARRESTED 6:15 (34) Friendly Giant Gbunen of Govemora’ Sugar 8 pan. at the White Stag in (Frannie) WUhelm its new fire can League, 61-40. Several hun­ 5:30 (40) Dennis, Menace (24) Magic Room program of a FMd Stdenoe years old on or before Jan. Yost treasurer: and Richard NEW HAVEN (AP)—A JanitoT (24) What’s New? 8:00 (24) The French Chef Beet Oommitteee. Rockville After the business chief at its annual meeting yes­ Hamilton, Douglas Marc, son red 26 points (18) Topper (10-22^) Dr. Kildare (O tion Act has been approved. should apply at the school lice said. (18) Sobecrlptkm TV The Vernon Weedless Garden Blnhelmer wUl continue as available for day and for night pnining Rd. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. C3irlt- to pace Tolland to a third place (30) S ^ u n t The sum of $48,660. haa been serving their nelghboitiood. The suspect, who was hocked (22) Rocky and His Friends 9:00 (1033a)) Andy WUUoma (C) Club held its annual Family deputy chief for the. coming duty. tino HarVey, 30 Griswcrid St. finish in the five-team tourna­ (20) riilB Is the Answer ( 8 -m Andy Orimth (C) granted for tte project. It la not necessary to bring on a charge of impersonating a • • • • • (24) DoUare, Swwe N^^t Potluck Supper at the year. Outstanding line officer ment. Tom Hearn topped the 6:15 (22) a u b Hou.se This project wiB be directed the (ririkl. doctor, was identified as 89- (10) News, Weather ( 8-20-40) Shenandoah Agricultural Center. Frank Blonlars was elected awards were presorted to Winis, Kemeth Robert, son of Robert BL and Diane Stafford scoring with 14 mark­ (40) Maverick 9:30 ( 3-12) Hazel (C) b y Mir. A lien L. D ree, err, aeris- The following Information year-old R ob eit A . Oeiso o f 147 Club members Rebecca Nie- asslstsnt chief of the depart­ Frank Blonlars, night, and to Sweet Willis, 33 Delmont St. He was b «n March 26 at Man­ ers. 5:80 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley ( 8-30-40) Peyton Place tant guperintendent of wdwola. should be brought to toe reg­ Orchard St., New Haven. (C) (24) In My Opinion derwerier and Robert Bernier ment replacing Wilhelm. Rdbert Ahnert day. Executive ILIGGETT DRUG 404 m e d d l e TPKB. WEST| chester Memorial Hospital. IDs maternal grandparents are The NatkmaU got off to a ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) 10:00 ( 3-12) Talent Scouts (C) Dresser will have a statt of 19 istration: Birth certificate, Jr., gave reports on toeir trips Officers of the Leonards officer's awards, RiChard Sy- Police quoted Oeleo as saying Mr. and Mrs. WUUam N. Sweet 8r., 62 Starkweather St HU 11-2 lead in the opening quarter (20) America's Problema (24) Radical Americans people w orking w ith trim dur­ proof of smaU pox vaccina­ (18) SufcocripUon TV ( 8-20-40) The Avengen to National 4-H Club Congress Comer Fire Station are Robert monds, night and Eldridge he was . only Joking. He was paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. WUMs, and were never headed al­ (34) What's New? (18) Subscriptk>D 'IV HOME OF ing the summer. tion, and proof of diphtheria in Chlcego and National 4-H Ahnert captain; EMridge Tost Y o s t dayia Membership freed in $600 bon L 84 Princeton S t He has two sUters, demgla, 7, and Brenda, though the Americans hattied ( 8) Newawlre 10:30 (24) Legacy Dr. RomadeU also said that and p o lio ' immunization (13) Newobeot (CD (18) Topic ^ f Citlsenalrip C o n fe r e n c e in 6. back to within six points several 11:00 ( 3-8-10-1320-22-3040) Newa, (three Salk or three Sabin 6:45 ( 8) Peter Jennings an educational grant of $3A08.- Washington, D. 'C. R o b in • • • • * times during the second half. 7:00 ( 3) Mrwle (C) Sports, Weather o r 4 l). ( 8) Fllntstones 11:15 (1030) Tonight (C) "You Be The ^ fried, 06 has been received inuler the Pope preseiried a demonstration Farrell, John Peter, son of William A. and Gloria lA- The NatlonaU used a zone press 11:20 ( 312) M ot* Further infonnaUon may (10) Movie NJDJELA. act in the area of ’’From Scratdi to Beauty” on besky Farrell, 74 Edgewood Dm . South tlTndsor. He was bom defense thrciugbcnit the gam e (24) Travel Time ( 8) Movie (Cn EngUrii. Social Studies, Math. be obtained from school or Mardi 21 at St. Francis Ho^Ital. His maternal grandpar­ (23-30-40) News, Weather 11:28 (40) Merv Griffin how to make a flower -arrange­ and this seemed to cause the (18) Subscription TV 11:30 (22) Tonight (O Caterer" Science, Language and Librar­ board of education offices. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Labeaky, Hartford. He has ment. Owen 6. Trask, 4-H ^>a- Americans some difficulty. (201 Ycur Health (18) Vintage Theater ies. WCT! SATDBDAX^ t v w e e k FOB COMPLETE USTINO ciaUst of the University of Con­ two brothers, Vincent 6, and Douglas, 2. The score at the half was The operaUan for Operatioa • • • • • TeL 646-0176— 419 Main Si>-Next To Dairy Blart necticut, spoke to the club on Area Weather SMILING 'W SERVICE 24-14 in favor of the NaticmaU, "Head Start" has been for­ the new exchange program for WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Donald, son of William H. and Bemlce Ber- aa^ the trio of Jim Kelly, Ronnie warded to the Office of Educap HOURS: TUESDAY TO FRH)AY 11 A.M.-9:30 PJM. older 4-H club members. The U.S. Weather Bureau says senski McKentie, 20 Claremont St., Bast Hartford. He was and John Fortin did a Mg tlon in Waahkigton for approv­ Radio Mrs. Blaine Crooke, 4-H Club skies vdU remain cloudy m<^ bom March 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ Job off the boards. SATURDAY-11 A.M. TO P.M. al. If approval la granted, this (TUa Bating incdules only those news broodcasta of 10 or 16 Agent presented Bob Bernier ^ today as a weak iow prea- ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ignacy Berzenski, 68 Greg Berger was outstanding SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 9 P.M.— CLOSED MONDAY program will be Implenvented Bissell St His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Albena McKen­ mltiiTta length. Some stations carry other short newacasta.) Jr., with the Sta.te Nursery- system moves to the south for the winners, canning IS for pre - school kindergarten men Association Award he re- oonnectiout. zie, 20 Oaremont St, Blast Hartford. He has two brothers, points on six goals and six free WDBC—1869 7:46 Joe Garaglola children during the summer William Jr., 19, and Thomas, 6; and a sister. Gall, 14. 5:00 Long John Wada 7:60 Oongrcsaionol Reoxrrt celved for his Home Beautlfica- “• u g jjj rain Is falling in south- • • • • • throws. He was given strong 8:00 Dick Robinson 8:06 F\>p Concert CHICKEN KING AND GRINDER KING OFFER THESE m ontba tt(m ftoject Oonnecticut. It wiU proto- M AIN S t., MANCHGSTER support In scoring by Dale 1:06 News, Sign Off 9:10 Nightbeot Ootreotton SnlUvan, Tara Dyime, daught^ of John L. and Gem­ WBCH—919 11:00 News. Sports. Weather Fsahlon Show continue through most of Rich who had-lO points. Both 5:00 BarUord Hlghllgbta 11:30 Art Johnson ma Amadeo Sullivan, 79 Irving St She was bom M an* 28 The Hsraid erred in sa MTa Solomon Cantor, general the momfog. The rain may played O n yw oor gam es. 7:00 News WPOP—1419 TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY BUSY-MEITS SPEGIAU at Manchester Memorial Ho^ttaL Her maternal grandpar­ 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 George Brewer accident report in Friday's chairman and model coordinator spread into the Interior sections The Americana had good bal­ 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:00 Ken Griffin edition, when it stated that ents are Mr. and Mm. Primo Amadeo, 63 Irving St Her par WtNF—US9 of the Vemota Juntor Women’s of southern New England for a ance in their scoring as right of Las H. Holmes, 6(2 Elm temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hemenway Jr., 6:00 News NEW TEXTURE OONTBAOr Club "Summer Magic” faabibn while this morning hut it will 10 players made the scoring 6:16 Dial 12 i t a u a n s t y u an Rd., Vernon, was 153 Lake S t She has a sister, Catherine, 3^ . 6:65 Sports — Egan BIDDEFORD, Maine (AP) show, has named committee only last a short time. There • • • • • colunm. Alan Krowka and Len 6:00 News charged wttb failure to m«nben for the program at 8 may he some brief snow fhir- Boyle had 9 apiece to pace the 6:20 Dial 12 —Union employes of West SNACK PAK Brown, Mahlene Lesley, daughter of Leslie E. and Vic­ 6:46 Lowell Thomas Point-Pepperell Inc., and Bates GIANT grant the right-of-way af­ p.m. April 19 in Fiano’s Restau- riee Inland, toria Day Brown, 105 Blrdi St She was born March 20 at Americans. Lanky Larry Wll- 6:65 Sports — Rlzzuto ter an eccldeiit Tbunday at rant Bolton. As the storm moves away lette chipped In with 6 points. 7:00 Tne World Tonight Mfg. Co. in Maine and Ameri­ M t Sinai Hospital. Her maternal grandChther to Floyd B. 7:16 Sjwrts — Gifford can Thread Co. In Willlmantic, Rt. 88 in TaloottvUIe and Mrs. Paul Philippe and Mrs. from the coast, some sunshine It was a fine team effort on Day, Kazar Falla, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr.- 7:30 Harry Reaaoner Conn., voted yesterday to ac­ SPECIAL MEATBALL GRINDER a WUbur Cross Highway William Liswell are on the pro- wik puto torough tbs cloudinees both rides and the cahlber of 7:36 Public Affalra and Mrs. George Brown, Bryeburd, Maine. has a ai^ter, 8:00 News cept a new contracL ram p. gram committee; Mrs. John thle afterntxm. Temjieratoree ball cU^layed bide well for the Ruby Ann, 23 months. 8:15 Dial 12 The three-year agreement Two pieces of Chicken, French Fries, With meatball sauce, roasted pepper, According to police, the Anderson, Mra Chester Bukow- rise to near 60 degrees in • • • • • local h i^ school In the years 10:00 Comment driver of toe second car in­ ski and Mrs. Rohert Maher, many seettons. 10:20 Dial 12 provides a 25-cent hourly In­ Dinner Rdl, Cranberry Sauce. Provolone cheese—on a fresh 18-inch Ragan, KaUmtaie Mary, daughter of Martin X and to oome. In remarks made pre­ 11:00 News crease in wages and fringe volved, Mary B. Brennan tickets; and Mrs. Alexander ^gih pressure is building over ceding the chaanptonship game, U:06 Dial 12 Catherine Sullivan Regan, 16 Coleman Rd. She was bom J2:00 News. Sign Off benefits. It probably wlli be­ rolL of Hamden, emerged from Martin Jr. and Mrs. Robert the central part of toe nation March 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal John Camvari, director of ath- W ire—1089 the ramp into Rt.'' 83 into Ludwig, tickets. and although the mercury will Bask in the glow 5:00 Afternoon EMltlon come a pattern for new textile grandmother U Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan,, Crestfield Con­ leticB a t RIHB, com plim ented G:00 Newa. Sports, Weather contracts in New England and toe path of Holmes’ car. It Herb Miller will be the com- remain on toe cool aide at night, valescent Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and everyone on the fine program 6:35 Americana was Mrs. Brennan, not 7:80 News of the World the Middle Atlantic states. mentator for the fashiem show, fair skies during the dayUme Mm Martin J. Regan, New York, N.T. She has three broth­ and the opportuHltlea H ofiem Holmes, who was charged which will provide a $250 schol- will push the thermometer to ers, Michael, 17, David, 4, and John, 2; and two slaters, to the boys of the community. with failure to grant toe arship to a 1966 graduate of pleasant springtime readings in Sharon, 12, and Sheila, 9. He urged the hoys to work hard right-of-way and summoned Rockville High School and will the low 60a during the after­ of “Moonlight” • • • • • at studies as weH as sports and to Circuit Court In Rockville support local charities. noon. donkey, Shelba Ann, daughter of Frederick and Jac- hoped to see them playing high on April 19. Adult fashiims will be provid- Five-day Forecast quellne Howard Cloukey, 17 River St, Rockville. She was Whool sports in a faiw years. ed by Mam’selle’s, and children’s Temperatures in Connecticut bom March 23 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Burning Warning Other speakers included Atty. Vernon Fire Chief Joseph Duf- fashions by Mari-Mads of Man- ’Tuesday torough Saturday are grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howard, Greenville, Frank MoOoy, representing fin and Rockville Fire Chief cheater. expected to average below norm­ Maine. Her paternal grandporenta are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M ayor MIcCuSker, and Carleton NOTICE John Ashe have issued a joint al with cool weather the first Cloukey, Sheridan, Maine. She has a brother, Eric, 4; and a Milanese, Chairman of the Re- statSment urging residents to DHIS. OONNECnCDT half of toe period and moderat­ iSster, TIsa Ann, 3. cteation Oommlsahm. Follow­ • • • • • Flushing of the water mains of the exercise caution In twming their BOSTON (AP)— Oimectlcut’s ing thereafter. ing the game, both teams were The normal high and low tem­ Taasmer, Kimberly Ann, daughter of James F. and C w N P a Kw e winter oomibustilblee and lawn representative in the Mrs. the guests of the Recreation perature in the Hartford area Rosemary Bareisa Taasmer, 90 William St., Wallingford. She rakings. IBoth fire departments America Pageant is Mrs. Rob­ b y Department at a pixza emd soda Town of Manchester Water Depart­ ert F . k u m w i a 26-year-cld during this period is 66 and 86, was bom March 21 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ have been busy answering a party. rash of alarms during toe past btande schoolteacher from New Haven, S2 and 36 and in ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm Chester Bareisa, 5 ' ment will begin March 29, 1966. B ridgeport, 63 and 36. Fine S t, RockvUle. tw o w eeks. ThompsonvtUe. • • • • • DIO WE MUST The chiefs report the town is Mrs. Kuehnel was picked Sat­ LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Flushing will continue Tuesdays entering a season when grass urday over two other Connecti­ B1E6T W A Y TO S A IL Charette, James Milford, son of Milford and Nancy (A P)—^Twenty-eight Inmates of pale, romantic color NOW AT 423 MAIN STREET fire® become “too common.” In cut hopefuls. She teaches second A sailing ship sailing around Niemann Charette, Crystal Lake R d.,.R t 30, RockvUle. He the UR. Penitentiary here have through Fridays until completed. so(me instances, valuable prop- grade at the Enfield Street toe world would make better was bom March 18 at RockvUle General H o^tal. HU ma­ formed a chapter of the Kan­ BELOW niB POST OFFICE — NEAR DARI-MABT erty qr plant life are needless- school in Hartford, time going from west to cast ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm William Niemann ^ ., sas Anthropological Associa­ Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington. His paternal grandparents are Mr. TOWN OF MANCHESTER OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY 11 AJyi. TO 11 P.M. jy ___ damaged __ or destroyed.______All The national competition _ will than from east to west. The that keeps its misty heraity tion—a group concerned with restdeouTmust obtain a permit be held in San Diego, Calif, next former is the way toe prevall- and Mm 191 Charette, South St, RockvfOa digging for relics of the past. • • • • • WATER DEPARTMENT month. ing winds blow. None of the new group has CLOSED MONDAYS TELEPHONE 643-1370! Ixifore they hum outdoors. Demko, Suzanne Michele, daughter of Alfred and Do­ disclosed any plans for digging. C ob A w ards Nylon tricot shift through countless vxishings lores DUeo Demko, 32 Kane Rd. She was bom March 27 at A number of badges have Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather U hisen a'warded to members of gown ■with lace appli­ Michael Dileo, Wethersfield. Her paternal grandpcuents arc Cub Scout Pack 382 at a cere­ que. Small, medium, Mr. and Mm John Demko, 136 Branford St • • • • • mony at toe SWnner Road SERVICE large ...... lOaOO School. Zagora, Dana Isuiren, daughter of Donald and Joan RoyCameron, cubmaster, GoDmltzer Zagora, KFD 2, Baton Rd., ItockvUIe. She was presented toe following awards: bom Miardb 26 at RockvUle General Hoqpltal. Her maternal W olf badges: Brewster Earle, gramhMurents are Mr. and Mm Joseih GoUmHser, 174 W. RdsseU Gilligan, George Gray, Main St, RockvUle. Her paternal gn^pcurents are Mr. and Douglas Kndttle, Joseph Flretto, Mm Bruno Zagora, 20 Fox HUl Dr., RockvUle. She has two Kenneth Austin, David Taylor MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER slatera, Dawn, 8, and Daryl, L • • • • • and George Kania. Bear badges: David Petrozza Daigllov Sazaane Marie, daughter of BImUe B. Jr. and This Rates a CLOSER Look! and Kenneth Dawley. Mary Stlnneford DagUo, 129 Union Bt, Rocl^vUle. She was Lion badges: Chip Freitag, bom March 28 at RockvUle General Hospital. Her maternal WaHy Finnegan and Gary Mon­ grandparents are Mr. and Mm WUUam H. Stlnneford, Wes­ Save! Famous tons MUU, N.T. Her paternal grandmother U Mm Uzrie Dag- roe. Gold Arrows: Robert Conrad, Uo, A gaw am , Maas. • • • • • M ichael CJappello, Chris Blazak, Stephen Snyder, Blaine Hardy, Burke, Joseph'Michael, son of darence X Jr. and Don­ Tussy Deodorants na Whhroski Burke, 3 Oaimon Rd., EUat Hartford, fom eriy G l«i Sage and Howard Wilson. of MUachester. He was bom March 19 at Hartford HospitaL 3 MORE BONUS DIVIDEND, DAYS Silver Arrows: Jeff Ldunan, HU maternal grandmother U Mm. Albert PelUtier, 136 Rob­ Ronald Shaw, Greg Smith, ert Dr., South Windsor. His paterasl grand|>arents are Mr. Bruce Taylor, Blaine Hardy, and Mrs. Clarence J. Burke Sr., 229 Autiunn St He has a Glen Sage, Howard WllsoiL sister, Ginger, 2. on S.B.M. INVESTMENT SAVINGS R(d>ert Constlne, Robert Carson, now price • « • • • 1 / 2 Harris, John daytoii, sm of Donald R. and Joan Bnos Harris, 427 Summit St He was bom March 29 at Manches­ Deposit by April 7th, •• ter Memorial HospitaL HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm James D. Curran, Columbia. IBs paternal grandpaiv enta an Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Harris, 31 French Rd. fM E M O S ' KOybel, David and Donald, twin sons of Chester and ea. Blaine DiKauro Knybri, 206 Sklnnw Rd., Vernon. They were FROM YOUR bom Mairii 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their ma­ EARN y ternal grandparents are Ml:, and Mm Sebastian DiKMirc\ CronxwelL They have a brother, Robert 3. / rsq, 1.00 Miss Cream smooths on / Wanda quickly. PER Roll-on rolls on easily. ANNUM Because hair grows at the rate of about a half inch a / month, . .permanent color de­ Stick slides on, won’t mands regular retouching. If c r u m b le . your hair color is blond, for ex­ / ample, and the new g;rowth dark, you will find It necessary from April 1st to ble^ the roots every two or / three weeka Hair that is sharp­ ly I^ ter than natursL or haa been colored by the two-process *SnbJect'to ngnlatloBs in effect firom Miwfi to ««■»»>■ / method seldom reacts kindly to do-it-yourself retoueklng. and for the first time Only a profearional can work to provide with the exactitude required to THIS is the TIME t o OPEN YOUR S. B. I / do the Job right, and often in sppiopdate setvioei the time sHowed the amateur win find ehemlcals overlatplng w it iu n / and areas of the hair becoming Tussy INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT too porous and brittle. die means o f / SkUM hatr eotoring Is but Spray eveiy family. one of our spedlaltlea Coloring 4 naa to perfeiftion end eaiefol retouching when needed will be I)eodorant bandied wttb the utmost care at VILLAGE L A N T E R N b e a u t y s a l o n . . . 129 Cen­ ter Street. . . Phone: 648-4949 P ettisk irt w ith dee|^ avings ank bonus Lavish lace bodice and Long leg panty girdle in Lycra power net S B . . . H ours 9 to 6, M o n d ^ , deep lace, eide slas^ W ^ K I N S ^ E S T Wednesday, Unnnday and Sat­ 7 oz, size hem on nylon tricot. ■with reinforcing panel front and urday . . . 9 to 9 Friday . . . Nylon tricot in short; Closed Tfoesday. Short, 82 to 88, aver­ back. S, M, L, .HaGG avenqre. S , "M, L . phone M9-5203 . . ORMANPI.WEST • OIRECTtfK' i age 82 to 40 -6 -0 0 anchester THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL ■V Matohiug bra with 8-section caps of OF M HINT: To remove perspiration I rHONi Mi %rm A favorite for the whole family. Save now Alemxin lace lined in njdcm. Lycra MAIM OFFICE EAST BMAMCH WEST BMAMCH rtntn, If .the color has not been (not shown) Bikini WUUM J. UMNOK. Ua. Swillali || Otf-Stnot for deUild and get 76% more freel stretch back. 32-36A, 82-88B, C. 4 .0 G 993 Main S t Center S t.C or. U a ox ManclMatnr Parindo faded . . . dampen the stain brief...... RaSO with water and hold over an (not shown) 142 EAST CEHTBt STREET, MANCHESTER SOUTH'WINDSOR OFFICE # Sullivan Aifenue Shopping penter open bottle of houerimld am­ monia. so fumes, ssn psnstrats Petti-panti . Elastic leg brief 2 a §9 lingerie^ )Maln Floor m a teria l Toiletries, Main Floor

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-MANCH proposed Department of Trans- Ing the Issue. I live In the over* were Inlhetiilg on the other SIX poratation. crowded South School dlsrlM;, side. Then the day the com- The National Park Service but I believe my cMW can wait puter said we had killed avery- Events in Capital ttority,.and be certainly used tost au- reports more tfean 4 million per­ HbuttttMtrr for the acme in educational fa- body on the aouth ring, three half-hour beforo retiring at GLOBE toortty, as eras testified at his Mai,' to The 0 pm Fonim ■ oillties, if' tWs heoomea the times it broke down from over- Assets o f 1/.S. sons visited the Unooln Memo­ night he reads history, biogra­ rial last yew:, compared with wave vieUms to'isard their gas duunber 'J problem, in order to offer ade- work. It was Just when It was WASHINGTON (AP) — The Travel SsnlM fuDAtg l|miUi Communications for puhUcaUan-ta the Open Forum will not phies, sometimes poetry, and the Washington Montonent’s 1.7 deaths by the tooueands. qaate faculties to leas pririleg- really rieeded, too, because there latest cfflcial guess to that the be 'guarantoed publication If. toey contain more than 3p0 novels. million visitors and the WMte 905 MAIN SmiEET There is no doubt about any of tUs, ed children. was a blg new battle starting. federal government has about OK. words.' The' Herald reserves toe right to . decline to publish "I do enjoy mystery stories,” House’s 1.67 million riritors. ‘ 643-2165 or about toe savagery, toe barbarism, I am sure toat in any discus- Because of this we had to wait $360 bUUon worth of assorted he said. 'Tve read all the Bond any matter that may be libelous or atoich to to. bad taste. sion' of the advantages of bus-. ®lx months before they gave ua the horror involved to this terrible busi­ monuments, buildlnga, land, stories.” Rusk, a former profes­ CAPITAL QUOTE Anthorized agent in Mara* - Free expression of political vtoiys to desirod by oontributlona tog many facta vriU appear, to ^ saucer.” cash, gold, stiver and other as- ‘nils is the most serious ness of 30 years ago. of toto character but tetters which Aum defainatory Or abusive 1966 Publlaiiers News|iap«r sor, said he might want tore- ^Chester for oO AlrtoMfs,! Its fa'vor may I.offer, too sug­ sets. ______^ The doubt concerns toe survivors, toe win-be rejected. | Syndicate turn to campus teaching after '>«««* of faith I have ever sran Railroads and Steamafetol gestion frtHn m y own experience The estimate Budget Ditector i^^ving the State Department. to many years of labor negotia­ k Lines. people of todayie world, and toe ques­ to teaching that we have a Charles L. Schultze gave the ^ tions” — Assistant Secretary of M OMOttd CUM Man t s of what is the state of their dvlli- chance to -dispel, if only for Laibor James J , ReynoiMs when •An Enriched Bxpeilenoe^ 'to toe continuing attack State House Appropriations Commit- Defense Spread aaUon and their morality. 75 chUdren, toe handicap o f the tee is about $26 billion above the strikli^ rati fl^pemen’s union Welfare Commissioner Shapiro I n s i d e WA-ASHmGTDN (AP) — Dr. To toe Editor, irmet city vocabulary’’, the current national debt. Schultze refused to return to Work until m Atfttoa The question is this: i t one man, act­ Edward 're’eller says the United ' A— ...... ing: to cbld blood, sent 70,000 innocent We take this opp^rtonityito ,1^ particular possession of. those stressed the estimate was Just a all eight railroads settled. viank you for your apt - and children from deprived- back- R e p o r t States should help Its allies Jtoflow ••••••«^****«* a,w beings to their slaughter 20 guess, adding:: "How does one build defense systems against thoughtful editorial of March grounds which hampers them to value this building (the Capitol) CHURCH SOUND STOI^N years ago, does that fact form an equal every economic and educational (Coatinfeed from Page •) ballistic missiles and then g;lve equation with the proposed execution, or how does on 'vahia the Wash- them authority to operate the DANBURY (AP) — Sunday pilot program for busing Hart-J^ -A- glimmer of endeavor? letter demanded a return to ington Monument?” systems servl'ces a;t St. Peter’s Church, by an toa people o t Germany, o f that ford children to attend Man- tlons rare Itice In.ti^ '. Tours sincerely, ‘2>rlnkmansMp” in foreigin poll- In testimony released Sufiday TAii«r' n u m wTtt oTMt one man, who is guilty, to cold blood 20 Chester schools. Admittedly be - grained by • driving ' Judith R. Klau Teller; a physicist who helped Doman Catlx^c o h ^ I papar aad alM th* l*cal n«wp pob- night, Schultze said the govern- .vAion thA H-homb. said Danbury, were quieter than years later? this proposal Is not a panacea,- around .Bellime, Squwre Hous- . -(Mrs. Arnold’ICau) cy. On March 28, toe newslet- ““ “ ““ develop the H-bomh. said "de ter contained a detailed critl- nient owned 766 million a«w of . weapons must be « ( 'fWnUiMtSoB at vw lkl 'A n things being made even when East but it Is one which should be tag Development, F lo^ce St„ ------. ; s Someone made off Saturday fc M» •IIP IMMTeC ______given a trial. ■ Kennedy, St.,, North Mato St., Why NbV East Hartford? cism of U.S. aerial and bomb- land as of June He ^ted py person who de* Germany's Suiweme ^Court- aenteneea though these assets: land, structures i. with 81,000 worth of amplifying There has been much dls- Green St, Center,St., or Seyms To the Editor,, . j. v tog techniques, even fends his own people ‘t can- , Horat Piadier, a former SB doctor sta- cussion of the sacrifices that'’ ^ North Etod. ijow come the town of East Fprd and- Laird opposed mak- and equipment 8170.9 bUUon; not be done otherwise.” ^ ^ ^ ^ S S S ^ f i S ’ StaSSSSS timied"at 'Auadiwitz, to death by the supplies, etc., 860.1 btilion; gold, The theft waa reported by the we In Manchester will have to Such a visit on a Saturday or Hartford, toe seat of toe big tog specific r^mmendatlona "There Is no tlnie-^to call assistant pastor, toe Rev. James guiUotlpe because he "to an atrodoua silver and cash, 829.166 billion; make if this nronosal Is aflont.; Sunday afternoon .rather , than pratt & WMtoey . and UAC on-technical military questions Washington," he said In an, in­ P. Dolan. ' irui awTlM eU «t or A. ■SE^w. toe. manner took part to the crime of geno­ ^ ^ “re h i b ^ S tle ,d S l the usual ride toto tob . hills complex, is not nfenttonedHn all If present planning goes toto loans and accoitots receivable, terview on the CBS television- APlilL FOOL cide planned and carried out by toe Sion of the possible benefits, cannot, help but; be enlight- this discussion a^ut busing effect,'-majto' policy positions 853.6 btilion. The remainder is radio program “Face the Na­ We'd al/ agree toat k f, public domain, other tangible aVD. DotroH and B o i b m . ______Fascist regime of terror?” How much Unfounded talk of Mgh cost certain areas h a r t f o rd iv/'undeiprivtieged by the newsletter - will be sub­ tion.” would be foolish to settle £] mitted In advance to House property and other financial fo r half a house. Y et al* ^ , wBMiniiit AiroiT BOMtotJ OF uuwjUUA- o f thU is Juatics and how much ven­ and over crowding has tended frightening. Yet, many conclu- school childrlbn to the suburbs? to obschre consideration of the ®tve studies have proven beyond it seems to me that the town party leaders. That means GOP assets. CAPITAL FOOTNOTES We*re as most 50% of toe taome-'i IHOW8.______- geance? How much of it rebukes and owners to toe U.S; don’t t value^of ah enriched human ex-k that to move these pe^ of. East HarUord is .(he heat sbscribers won’t be getting so Washington’s famed Japanese pUhiShcs the Nazi criminal and how your have. adequate tosnrance £ iffS«Sf5r»s:^tsr‘ perience for our children., . pie from the sluni areasr. into able to. take .on t h e ‘additional much raw meat fo r their 825 Plane Cost Boosted cherry trees are In virtually full to cover rising replace-{ ''SSSswistjM ^ much of It Joins him on his own de­ new bulldlto^lf- per.. se “ shortly exp^ise of . such .;an enterprise. and ihe publication won’t be so WASHINGTON (AP) — The bloom and officials say the blos­ near as , ment costs if - fire de- jl based level? How much does the cold Wo ’ must not oyerlook the produces ^aitother , alum,'area;; damaging to the party,. soms should last until at least ■troyed their homes. Be ■nmnday — t p.ro. Wodneeday. real -moral courage demon­ y e ry truly ;.yours, federal aviation Agency has telephone blood element to a state execution mul­ No number r t ^ bulldtogs Mahehester -Parent the start of the annual cherry wise I Let ne check ybor strated by the , willingness of boosted to 84 htiUon Its estimate liMiiranse n ow ! -^oddoedMiio: lOiSO •.in^ o j^ •* tiply whdi it la 20 years after toe will ,correct the’‘situation; un­ A campaign flyer directed at' coat of delivering the first blossom festival Apfll 12. OB eseept Seturtey — • *•**• those Hartford parents to send less an attempt is made'at edu­ youth' and. plugging Lt. Gov. crime'? their chlidreh so for for an im- American supersonic traniqxirt THie Federal Trade Oommis- cation aimed, at bringing about Ray.' Shafer, Republican candi­ to the airlines. sion reports motor vehicles and SCoDday, ApcU 4 'When will we ever, lewm that, if the pqovedpnoveu education.eaucauon. Children^niiarp n ' behavior, FREE date for Governor of Pennsyl­ J , e. Maxwell, FAA deputy drugs were the most profitable world la ever to move forward, toe old from homes vriiere such faith attitudes iniH,aA» and habits.kawIa vania, contains this quote: and strength pqeVail m ay,well administrator for supersonic of 23 selected Industry groups it DELIVERY ROBEtlT I. cycles have to be halted? That mercy Wtiliairi T. .Strain,. “ The torch has been pasqpd development, disclosed the new surveyed during tl)ft 10 years prove, te..be a most valuable 246 Oak St., An *‘AgQnixed SOoiee'* and forgiveness must be allowed to be to a new generation o f -Amer­ estimate to a talk last week to a ending In 1964 SMITH, INC. asset -to our community, Manchester,, Conn. icans ‘— bom to this century, Your order for drag needa «i more powerful than either retribution closed meeting . of aerospace The Treasury Department and' cosmetics will be taken Ifca terribly ovwr-*lmpllfl«d wall of Veiyi truly yours, temperod.by war, disciplined by 963 MAIN STREET or the letter of the laws of Justice? That company officials. Last July, says Series E and H U.S. sav­ care of immediately. Kiialon high American ^ c y baa tried Barbara and Jack Goldberg 'Apathy .Hereabon to’ a hard' and hitter peace, proud the day must come when old crimes the PAA pegged cost of develop­ ings bonds valued at $49.2 bti­ 649-5241 to build around our role in Vietnam la To the Editor, (Cohtinued from'Page 6) . of our ancient heritage.’’ -'xj must be forgiven, before toe punishment ment of the supersonic trans­ lion are outstanding. 'Etillglitentog, Frightentag’; I cannot understand th e. , The source Is plainly te>inf ripped and blasted apart And for of them comes to seem somethiilg of a like the • whole „ country was port at^between |1 billion and President Johnson has Ol Wbat WaaMngton has to begin to see. To the Editor,' apathy hereabouts concerning marked: John F. Kennedy’s In­ coM blood crime in itself and therefore the discussions on the Harvaird gonna-''cptiapse- But tile cars $1.6 billion but said progpinm into opposition Trom some Dem­ (jJsddojfA. >ft BOW, there may be no good answer, any Before anyone can reach a, augural Address. ocrats in Congress in his plan to' toe progenitor of a new and future gen­ decision objectively - t o refer- Plan and its possible applica- kept cotoihg' out the; same as Old Guard Republicans to costs could Increase substantlal- 901 MAIN ST.—643-6821 more than there baa been any good «»- shift the Coast Guard from the E^SSI !' eration of bubarism some other day? ence to- toe Inietog < of -stu-, tion t o Manchester, they I ajways ; did. The-fronts are Pennsytoamda regard quoting ^ ^ , Prescription Pharmacy inSSSSSSy awer brought to any of our proWema in Treasury Department to the The safest way to learn, and the easi­ dentil fpoto -Hartford to any I. have yet to see any real supposed to make'you'think_ _ of from a liberal Democratic Under the present schedule, W tn am to date. There may be no an* est, most direct way to restrain our ac­ - V # ; U’’ surrounding community, there Vocal opposition to tois’scheme, +HA vnek u President as sacrilege. But the the first of the 2,000-mlle-an- awer at an o f the Mnd Uipt jpolicy can tion aM.poUcy, is to outlaw the taking are it great number of facts which, when analyzed, ■will show ^ ' practice ■will grow -toroughout hour airplanes will enter com- a^ect and,plan tor. I-., ^ which I feel shoitid be present- up a lot of hidden expense and what really is loose. The rear country. Republicans are meroial service in 1974. of human life not only by individuals n ib situattcm, aa It esdsta a t the mo­ tent From Ibe Ooikictlon- Ot_Mrt. Meltop Bruce.. . ed to peoples living to thrae gimmicks. axle falls if you go around a trying to adopt President Ken­ Now at Hartford National s e a •rf-t but by toe state. Ibr The 3G(ii; -SimlversuT Of- The Meiional -GoUeiy Ot - Art. WaridnglMi, -D.tX ment *wn perhaps beat be pictured areas. The problems In' the 'Who, for instance, ‘wUl pay turp fast and everybody gets nedy as a symbol of youth, Rusk Reads Spy Tales for additional schoolrooms such' killed. The government was arguing that President John­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec­ ■m through the worda various people are North End of Hartford cannot “FARMHOUSE IN PROVENCE, ARLES,”. 1888: Vincent'van Gogh (1868-1896) be looked ait in a piece meal a program will necessitate ? The going to do something about it. son’s administration has retary of State Dean Rusk likes Bsiag to deactlbe it ' Even A Sqtdd Can Be Reantifid fakhlon but must ,.be semi as federal government says it will But then the money ran out.” strayed far from the Kennedy to relax by reading spy stories. Premier Ky. fo r Inatanoe, aaya thiU crossing the social, economic pay only most of the cost of "The money trouble really course. Rusk disclosed In a television t i the city of Danang is now in the hands a very good season of the year and political nature of the area transporting the pupils. started, to slow us up a few 1966 Publishers, Newspaper interview program that for a Syndicate Superb art masterpiece e f the Ciommuiriate, and that tta mayor for toe National Geographic Soviety to A Thought, for Today and also the City of Hartford. And what about the parents, years ago. We needed a new of Manchester children who may computer for, the saucer. But Is a traitor who should be shot be lending Its vast prestige to the re­ Sponsored by the Mariebestar Less than one mile from our Jimmy Breslin g;rand introduction to ‘‘The have to be bust^ ooit of Man- the military department got nie libyor ef Danang retorts that assurance that there are, after all, such Conndl ol Chnrelies monsters to the deep ss might' make City” with Its "Constitutioii cheater to Hartiq:^ sriiools— priority. That’s when we knew *the AmaricdM could not' trasel the the country had the shorts. The reproductions on canval Lotto Neas seem a friendly, normal What DM Jesua See Plaza,” begins a huge geo- which is'i>art of the plan? Get hoppin* on roads In Dans^ if.lt belonged to .the Satum^s Choice graphical area which any per- Indignant military department' was In plaoe. On. that, first Palm Simday Rowland Evam Jr. and Robert D. Novak Odimnuniats.’’ ' ' ' son, professional or not, will ------charge of this police action we sf It ls.not that we relish a possible en- long ago, Jesus rode into Jeru­ were having down on the south Premier. Ky threatene to aead troops W .AS(HINGTON-^t the heart Three days later the IbKtodent reepgitize as a "Ghetto.” It ‘Limited, Lucky Chance?’ Spring "We get all the way here and salem to triumph. Yet the tri­ to restore ordw In'Danuigj ' ,, > oouiVter. vrito one of the monsters the NHW YORK, April 4 — 1 cooled off and the agreement has existed for some time but tq uie Editor, ring and, they needed a corn- only $6.95 what’s the first thing we see?” umph- is sqt against a back- of toe embarrassing and, until Trt learned Society alleges actually exists. don’t understand why we’re now, unexplained delay In sign­ was signed wltoout change. more recently grows with the j gjji writing in support of puter to keep track of all the General WaBaoe Oreiehe o f the Ma­ having all the commotion over Oo-pilot said. "A billboard on a grotoid' of tragedy. Before Hia influx of Negroes and Puerto youj. editorial about the ‘‘Bus casualties the general said we shoppin* ru This is the giant squid which lives so ing the new cultural exchange Nevertheless, from here on out, rines, says Danang is calm and orderly, unidentified flying objects be­ road outside Hillsdale, Micbi- triumph a t ' Easter, came toe deep to toe ocean H la hardly ever seen agreement between toe United his eye wUl be scrutinizing toe Ricans from the South. Plan” in which you call for fait ______and that the demanstraUOna going on cause the toro flying saucer pi­ gah. It' waa advertising a loan mock-trial ;befbre Pilate, the un­ allva.lt has a body 19 feet long, and, States iand the Soviet' Union carrying out of the new agree­ Last summM when riots ^nd rational consideration of __ - there ar^ discipline^ lots I’ve been hanging out with company.” just condemnation, and toe were occurring In Watts, tittle the plan, and express hopes for beyond '^at, arms which can swe^ out agony .'Of toe cru ciM on .on C al-. was President Johnson’s insis­ m ent topper's Loan n ie Mayor of Danang says Ms pSople are real good fellows. They go "We us^ to have a good so­ • • • If any attentien was focussed its acceptance in Manchester. Easter Condy, 86'feet ahead of it. out and have a good time Just ciety on Saturn,” Pilot said. vary. All of this seems far re­ tence on sending a Broadway by outsiders on the "Ghe|to” What’s on your qxiog wKl fight to the death if Premier Ky moved from toe triumph on nraaical to Russia. At long last House Repitoh- For an example of What hip^’ We want.no part of such a thing. like anybody else. They’re not "W e had romC tremendous pro­ In'taai^otd:; ^pr it could liaye pens when: the-'neighbors' of a I Novelties and Toys •hopping list? New yours w h ^ you.so sends troopaagaiaat them. * , . . ' ' palm Sunday, when the mob Both State Department and can leaders have decld^ to cen­ But what' w« do want, ai>d what all nasty drunks, the way those grams drawn up before We went bebome’ a repeat perflprinance. “ Core city” ignore its needs we dothes for the CamQy ■ ■ General'Oreim aays> that“ ABMrlcaa guys with three heads from overboard on ‘ this space busi­ cried:'*nosanna to toe'Son of Soviet Emlbassy officials fret­ sor the free-wheeling neviMetter Recall how narrowly this was have only t o _ look at Mayor ...necessary things Iranian beings want desperately, and David;” Blessed 'la He who ted nervously, waiting for an of the Republican Congression­ ARTHUR DRUG • o p e n 0 new savings nccoim$ Marines are not going to used Man were when they were ness. Our country was going to avoided when local residents Lindsay^s proposal to tax the efpecjallyto toe spring season of toe oomea in toe name-of the liord!” For the hoase? A sigalMt the D am ^ demwiatrtatora - ■ around here a few years back. have the finest legal setup to explanation ‘when the signing al Campaign Committee. justifiably marched on City commuters in New York City. of $50 or more yepr-,'‘ ls'som e freedom to beHeve to the Yes, they ail loved Him that . Sh(^>p>er’8 Loan from The New' York ilmee editmial Ibis The only thing that g ^ me ir­ toe whole Utoverse. We were ceremony for the pact was sud­ Plana are qultly underway to Hall last summer to make Is this a forecast of Hartford’s odd, the grotesque, the wonderful, the going to have every lawyer to l day. ’Tomorrow though, toey. denly canceled on March 16. The their complaints known. Re­ Househedd Finance covers those qxidg expenses, lets Bsoraing, fearing a “aeccnd civil war in ritated about the flying require the newsletter’s major problems and -their solution • open s new cfaecUng 3 c c o t P | | miraculous, the out-sised possibility, aaucer pilots around now is that toe country .shot . > would be’ ail too wllUng to ciy reason was an angiy President. flect on the previous summer you repay HFC m convenient monthly amounts. Make South Vietnam,” wanu]against the "ap- policy statements to be cleared some time in the future? toe monster, and, to go along with idl they are cheap. "Do you know the good that ‘Xhiiciify him!” Did Jesua see ''What ux>set him was that the from now on with House Mi­ o f 1964 . when in the AUg;ust your fiiit shopping stop at HFC—Housdhtdd Finance. of $100 or m ore pllcstlon of military to n ti to what Is ee* Many citizens of Manchester this, toe hero and the dream. "When you going to put would have'odifie from that? tols? new two-year agreement did nority Leader, Gerald Ford of heat the area was extremely ■flfU sentially a poHUoal problem and says earn their livings in Hartford; Loans up to $1000 We are tired to death, many of its, something on the bar?” I com­ 'Why, these thieves are so bad Wen, He was not swept away not guarantee toat the Mt mu- Michigan and the party’s Other tense. More recently reflect on that "toe use of American idanes and plained to them the other night. that toe first word little chil­ by it aU. Surely, He knew that sioid, "Hello, Dolly,” would go the incident on Bedford Street “ “ y others rely on the city to Tako op to 24 nMnths to repay of believing only to automobiles, and leaders to the House. Now clioose among 26 worlds weapons for this^ purpose—despite the "We don’t have anything with dren leam to say is ‘wMplash.’ the paito ahead o f Him was full to Moscow. This is what a^good many when police and "illicit traffic Provide t^ation-free headquar- gunis, and dollars, and Communists, and us to pul u p," the one who caUs The country was g^lng to hold of danger. He could have avoid­ boys’ shot it out. In spite of church, civic and char- A &o«o o f $100 eootaioota il7.00 when pfomnUy veposd in ackilhimed paintings alive with coloi^ gtoiiw that American troops wUl not be "Hello, DoUy,” with Mary Uberal-to-moderate Republicans itable organizations. Hartford mootnly fnototmento of $0.7a eoefa. superttlghways, and LBJ’e, and people Mmself Pilot said.. general elections to vote on ed It all be the.stoipieiexpe'toeht appeals to CSty Hall for reform requested—makes it 'vital that 'Wash* Martin to the lead, was peremp­ have been urging for years. provides us with access to a fine who say there are no flying saucers. In "The whole country went shooting every dishon^ law­ of staying away from Jerusa­ In the area, the calls for re­ Atic nlxMit credit Hfa -inouranco on looin at group rates vitaliiy, human interest. Each oii^ ington caH a halt to this dangerous ad* torily blocked from going to They have protested that the museum, a concert-hall,'colleges *‘The Boats of St. Marie." "Vincent Van Gogh. k choice between all this and what the broke getting ua here,’’ Pilot yer, wMch means all of them. form: along ■with these afore- VBiture.” lem. But tola woidd have been Russia last Sept. 2. In madden­ newsletter, mailed to Republi­ and a University, and in delight­ isreproduced withbrushstrohefidd'* Society has to offer. We might even said. "Can you Imagine that? But we had trouble With our mentimied Incidents go unheed­ 22' X 28'. Only Van Gogh would have observed an evas^ of His Messiahsbip ing fashion, the Soviet govern­ can fat cats at A cost of 826 a ful measure, with holiday dis­ • In toe city of Hue, meanwhile, one of There isn't a loose buck to the number five rocket and It cost ed. and painted a seashore scene in quite this way. ity on artists' canvas on a stretdl^ take toe squid. His calling before God. Instead, ment simply informed the UB. year, takes a super-hard line in plays of lights, outdoor con- HOUSEHOID HNAN the student leeulers of' toe protest dem* whole place. Saturn used to be so much to fix-that there was He chose to .hebe;^ the conse­ Embassy that It was not a "con­ foreign policy that does not 'What is tli6 .basis of discon- no money left, for any kind of teilt'to ^ “^ t enc^^M tog certs, fai^us rose gar^ns and frame for ready dieptlay. Open «a onstretioiis is.quoted as follows: "We a great place to live. Then quences of 'hia actions. He venient” time for the Oom- represent party policy. am ocHupletely against U.S. poHcy. The some genius got the Idea of put­ election.” chose to take' His stand with area? I feel two large areas ^ of other ben^ts. Is MANCNiCTM f HOPMNO OAIUCADI Hartford National checking or sUV^ C onscience munist world to be exposed to Specifically, the newsletter Ohould be examined; housing H artford supposed to act as tods Ail Americans have tried to impose politi­ ting a man on. earth. The gov­ “A new medical program conviction and faith ' to God. triggered protest tomn liberal 382 Middle Turnpike West "Patriotism,” said Samuel Johnson, the David Merrick production. and education. ® center by taxmg a ings account as described abbvAr cal advice. W e; have already k>dt our ernment sx>ent so much money would have been great,” Oo- Haring made ~Hlii choice. He Republican Senators - t o 1963 “is toe last r^ g e of a scoundrel.” That Understandably, President Much material has come self-perpetuating Negro slum? 2nd noor-PHONE: 643-9536 military sovereignty, and Vietnam la no on It in the last 16 years that pilot said. “We were going to wouM fonbw I t 't o 't b e ehd. If Johnson was furipus. The show when It compared the Geneva and you’ll get a certificate tha^ is not to say that idl patriots ate sootm- everybody is going around with­ force doctors to make house forth about the "Slumlords" to Busing children may not be hpger inetnam but almost an American He had not done ao, who would had been scheduled fo r Tokyo^ test ban treaty to ^ Munich drels, only that some people win take out shoes. calls. On Wednesday afternoon, have beUeved in Him, toen or surrender, even though 4-ma­ Hartford and their desire to the answer. The fact is, we have WE3TiL,PAYYOU enables you to have your favorite state.” refuge in the name of ‘patriot’ to ex­ on Sept 7, toen to Moscow on' hava the “status quP” remain a limited and lucky chance to "Just before they started the too. How do you like that? Of ' now? Jesus saw the possibility Sept 80. Instead, It was re­ jority of Republican Senators cuse any action. t o houring. One need only refer find that out now by conslder- painting or paintings deliver^ t(F 'A New York Times dUgntoh. from countdown to shoot us here," counw, we were going to have of a redeemed humanity; of a routed down to 'Viet Nam to 'voted for toe ' pact. But Rep. Washington, this m orn^, includes the The weekend’s protests and oounter> Co-pllot said, "the prime tnln- to build new medical', schools new race n^en, irletog to new play fw UB. troops. Bob 'Wilson of California, the your door at this special price. S ^ j fmiowlng very pertinent descriptiop of protests across the nation and toe world later came up to the launAfe- to teach specialists how to be pms heights of freedom, and develop­ 'When the President was In­ Campaigrn Committee chalr- m Indicate continuing ckrepeat of the "Hello, Dolly” trouble from his own party lead- testing our Involvement there, we en­ kept falling out and the rocket government overhaul of the entolp. That’s because the news­ 100 Constitution Plaza office r f -Ike "agonised sUenice” must mSan world, perhaps- even ..toe, cross embar^. When'WMte House of- lit dorse their right to make such protests, wouldn’t make smoke. It took way they build oar,” Pilot said. Would not be too l o u ^ to bear. letter’' has been contradicting EarUord National, starting todayzi t ^ lyeShington Itself ha£, at last, come to peaceably demonstrate and to dis- months. Bverytime we had to "Last year, toe manufacturers , ficiate said it dM not, he 'was MANCHESTER ^ • Pntyer angry at both Ms staff and the the cautious line cn Viet Naih ad face to face wlto r&llaatioa that it aemtoate their views without fear ot cancel the mission, 1600 babies turned out 9 million cara There "Blessed ^riour: - By toey laid down by Ford w d Rep. had to go without milk. - State Departmei^ has somehow made Itself eapttve to verbal harassment or physical (touse. was a ton of trouble. We didn’t entry Into Jerusalem: Give us Melvin Laird of Wisoonsto. "The prime minister kept say­ ToM that it w m fidbe Just "Baskets of Apples." Paul Cezatme. 22' x 28'. A eventa it cannot hope or pcetand to con­ 'Violence is no substitute for moral have enough roads to fit the' courage to accept the.issues of -M.toough the Ford-Lolrd Une ing, ‘We must go to the Earth.’ toipoarible to write such a guar­ edebrated still life by the French Imprestionist trol. force, nor is invective a substitute for cars on. Then the printers who our faith.” .Amen. Is' io let the Democratic hawks Everybody asked him why, and turn but the car loan payment antee toto the' agteement, the master whoae work led tiie way to modem art. At toe moment, the totog nobody can reasoned argument Submitted by )Tbe .Rev.-. John President oriiered the signing and "doves flght'lt out, among he said. ‘Bcause it is there.' So Ixxrics went on strike. It looked themselveA toe March l i iwws- eontrol In inetnam la tlM parading of If demonstrators think they must here we are. -And we don’t have D. Hughes, St. Mary’s Churclv ,held up, exactly one half hmm A N D O T H E R rasrdi to parades, or peUtloh. legisla­ OTHER PAINTINGS DIGLUDE: unarmed demonstrators. Including Boy a thing to our pockets. Do you (See Page Sevoi) Manchester, Oonn. beforo it "was to take place. (Sea Page Seven) Sooute h^imlform. In the cities ef'Booth tors to stop toe fighting, or even—^If know what the whole thing . •; r iV V ietoam .’A ese unarmed demr everything troni IndNIduals^ banks, —UtrUlo and a aUuatian la wMcb, at least partly there Is a season, and a time for every fore the Board of Selectmen. —Waaaetberger and pick up youS’d because of ohr,oom ^to failure to un­ Further court action prom­ this morning? truataes. Just phone or A 17th Century Dutdi copy e f this frawb purpose under heaven . . . a tone for The Chntdi ot SaintSeverfn derstand w l^ the real issues and divl- ised as Zoning Board of Ap- Gentleman InU-eoIor broehun|i_ war, and a tone for peace.” com# in. -U tr illo describing the m aa^ in Vikham may be, we run so I>eal8 aipproves fw the seomid K you awake a good many mornings —Eurjian Our troops are angry and hurt that feeling down in the dumps your bedding MICHAELS GOOD NAME terpleoe paintings?* great a danger of becoming the one tone a petition of Moriarty Moment Of Truth Stm Ufe Get your eopy whilwu their purposes do not seem to be .to* Bros, asking the right to apply ig probably lumpy, sagging, worn out. . answar comnum to all fkotions there. same. as those of the demonstrators. ASSURES YOU OF A FAIR —Uopla y Sanchez —Colao tbeaupplylastai for a gasoline station permit at ’ Therefore, we say to such ptotostera, What you need is the refreshing relax­ HONEST APPRAISAL a Hartford Rd. site nearty ation a super-firm Hohnan-Baker Musco- Coonby Scene TheCemlleld kM>k again into yourselves and find the OF YOUR JEWELRY —Vlantoick —Conatable Offer for a Smttfdl Urns mip reasdn for your aoUena Be'suie they acioM the street trcHa another pedic or VCTto-Rest Mattress and a WImb Win We Ertt-Lssiil? gas statioa. . ' , \ ‘ . t . . ■ ’ > are the clalma of conscience and not of i ' Twniyhing Omni-Rest Box Spring will Who eaa ppa^Iy argue toe mlUga- whim, toat they derive frmn love of . 10; Yean Ago provide. Designed fm n recommenda­ ik B c t toe ratom o f a man* who' jxrald peace, not fear of servloei...... tions of an oHhopedic surg>^, this fine fee htol legelly "reepoeslble' for the 'death -Americans have fought to : Bofutri o f directors requests bedding supports your back properly • f'70X100 'Mttesiriratioa' camp tomatos? But to few liave toey been so kfal opinion on vdietoer the and yet cudmes the contours of your HABTFOBD NATIONAL Mo one. Thera .need, be no doubt, on toe home .front. The aohUer, doer his town has toe power to control body for luxurious sleep. Come to Wat­ duty: but hs'ls still held responsible for its M toir, ebodt the 70,000. There were rents, but the directors give no kins tomorrow ... see it... actually try MS actions !under the conventions of clear todlcatloa that they favor 958 MAIN STREET vmrtBuoiiereoanmmtnApeoHg SXK!%400 altogether, n im ’need’ fee no war. Wa hops that those at home will local rent contrM. this unique bedding. Mattresses are •o6 in m ehojA too role pU^red by this J- i»AGE EIGHT exMbite. Officers for toe com­ Memorlal School. zim, Cassidy HU) Rdr. South Windsor ing year ■will be elected. ToUand I EASTER CANDY : The board is also seeking a The plaruiing and zoning Whitman, Sdiraftts, Coventry . Art Dlaplay replacement for Superintendent commission will meet tonight at. A painting, *‘Self Portrait and Candy Cupboeufl | of schools Vincent Nevlns, who 8 in the Town Hall, Legion Post Hearing Slated Tomarrow No. 2," by Mias Beth Brown School Board W ill Seek Home o f has resigned effective July 1. The board of selectmen will ARTHUR DRUR is now on display at the Wap- Present eighth grade students, meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in . ping Office o f the South Wind­ Sending Soap Home o f {graduating in June, will Sttend the Tovpi Hall. Service On Residence Zone Farms sor Bank and Trust Co. More Administrative Staff RockviUe High School next year. The executive board of Tol- Service Mlss Brown, daughter of T o Viet Nam and The planning and zoning com­ lie hecurlng for the recommend- educatlon has pal Is being established one year The board has tentatively sched- land JuiUor Woman’s Club will ed board o f education budget Mrs. BYank Brown, The board of Green-Chobot-Rl ch a rd son and mission will hold a public ahead of the time toe first fresh- uled Grades 1 and 2 for Mea- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Post American Legion, in re­ Quality hearing tomorrow at 8 p.m. at for the 1966-67 fiscal year; dis- Main St., is a graduate o f the agreed to increase the school ..ina« will occupy the ddwbrook School, Grades 8, 4 home of Mrs. Michael Vas- EGGS sponse to a letter received hy Quality toe Mgh school cafeteria to con­ cusslon of the overall plans and school and is prewntly ^jminjgtratlve staff from three school. He wiU devote Ms time a»d 6 for Hicks Memorial, and quanza, Tory Rd. the present status of the Wap- studying at- the Pennsylvania FARM PRICED Miss Penny Harris from Prank sider a proposed amendment to to five, including a Mgh school jq administrative duties estab- Grades 6, 7 and 8 in the new The board of deacons will ping Post Office, and consld- Academy o f Fine Arts. She w m Hastings, a Coventry Marine toe zoning regulations, to clari­ principal. 'IHie possibiUty o f es- lisMng the Mgh school curricu- Mgh school next year. Next meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. STRICTLY at FRESH popula eratlon of a request of Thomas ^he recipient of the 1^-65 serving in Viet Nam, telling of- fy the kind of farming, agricul­ taMishing the post of vice-prln- lum and hiring teachers. year’s graduating Grade 8 class the United Congregational Knox, 661 Graham Rd., to buy Hartford Art School scholar- the need for soap in that coun­ ture and toe keexdng of live­ clpal is also being investigated. The post of vice principal is will become toe first freshman Church. RIG-OAK stock permitted in A zones. The a strip of town-owned property ship. try, will purchase a case of She has exhibited her work The additional staff wlU be still being InvesUgated by the class at the high school. ------Poultry Fomi 80^ and forwsud it to Hastings present regulations duplicate adjacent to his home. board. The 'vice principal pro- Bulletin Board Mandieoter Evetalog Herald XOL 64S-6150 — 64S-C065 at the Wadsworth Athencum, Mred in July, providing — , ------— . . . - _ mm « • .a j^ a.» the rural zones restrictions. Also, consideration of a pro­ „ 670 Vernon Street for Ws unit to distribute. and it has also hung in the are available. vldes a training g^round for a The Board of Christian Edu- • ToUand correspondent, The post has mailed appMca^ Under the proposed amend­ posal from the Wapping Ceme­ “The post of Mgh school priiicl- member of toe present staff, cation will meet tonightr at 8 Quatrale, tel. 876-2845. ment, the regpilations will pro­ South Windsor Professional tlons for the Department Nut­ tery Association ^or acquisition vide that no building housing Building and the Parma Res­ meg Boys State program to the of a 4500 appropriation for the domestic animala may be closer taurant Gallery in Hartford. principals of Coventry High sewer commission. to a lot line than 100 feet nor School and _ the B. O. Smith . St. Margaret Mary’s Manchester EvMilng Herald 725 MIDDLE TURNWKE EAST closer to a residential building High school’ in Storrs. The post The Holy Week schedule at South Windsor correspondent, on an adjoining property than St. Margaret Mary’s Churoh Have It In Time is sponsoring one junior high MANCHESTER 160 feet. Aime Lyons, tel. 644-8M2. student from Mansfield and the has been announced. There will Alao to be considered is a re­ be no 9 a.m. Mass Tuesday. W HYW m? , Coventry Rotary Club is spon­ quest for approval of a three- YOU GAN Mass will be celebrated at 7:30 soring one from Coventry. lot subditrlslrHi on ^ in g to n Rd., p.m. and confessions will be Bonnie Barnini To Prepare Your Post members are making and a zone change request for heard following the Mass un­ plans for the annual Memorial property between Graham and til 9. Back from Trip Day Services and parades. Ndvers Rds. Confession will also be heard The post will host the Boy Miss Bonnie Barnini, daugh­ Approval for toe subdivision from 4 to.5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Scout committee and the local ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bar­ is bedn^'sought by PMUp Ire­ and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Explorer Scouts and parents at nini of 249 Boulder Rd., recent­ land of East Hartford. A vari­ OCD instructions have been % BOY IT Us meeting this week, preMm- '■' Wf: % - ^ ' l l ^ ly returned from a tour erf . . S:? -^1 ance was r ^ h t ly granted by canceled for Saturday. ! Inary to the post’s sponsoring Puerto Rico sponsored by the V'- ■ ■■ the zoning boar^ of appeals to ■ CYO instruction for high , ' - - the Explorer Scout \m it. The school students have been can­ Spanish department of The Sea allow a building lot with less Pines School for GlHs, East Legion already sponsors all than the required froir^ge. The celed for April 6 and 13. three scouting units, Francis A. Classes tvlU resume April 20. Brewster, Mass. She is a mem­ variance was granted sul^Mt to ber of toe second yem Spanish Murphy, post international rep­ toe approval of the plannln^'^d Senger Promoted ; - V N O W ! resentative and publicity chair­ class at the school. zoning conunission. ■Victor I. Senger Jr. .of 184 The tour was designed to ac­ man, reports. The request Is being brought HUton Dr. has been promoted The post recently celebrated quaint Spanish students at toe to a public hearing, i>ermltted to assistant secretary, accident school with life and customs of the 47th birthday of the Legion under regulations, because of in- and lieadth underwriting in the with a party and dancing. En­ La'Un America and provide torest expressed in toe -vari- life, accident and headth de- them with toe opportunity of tertainment was furnished by ance' at the appeals board hear- paiW ent at Travelers Insur­ Albert Bouffard. practicing their Spanish. ITie DOUBLE ing, and because of the nature ance Co. g;roup visited the Univer;ilty of Hospital Coffee Hours \p of the property. Senger joined, the company Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, Mrs. Robert P. Bowen, di­ The zone request, filed by Al­ in 1953 at the hoMe office and Get The Best.. .Get A rector of the auxiliary to the where they attended clt-ojes, fred Krutanis of Bouth Windsor, in 1956 was named- assistant concerts and social functions. Windham Community Memorial underwriter. Two yettrs later seeks a change from R Rural They also took side trips to Ho^ltal, has. announced the he was promoted to underwrit­ to A-20 for eight acres between towns and villages on tha Iriand. April coffee hours will start Graham and Nevers Rds. er and in 1964 to chief under­ with a kickoff program at her TO P V A LU E Also to be considered ■will be writer. home on High St. from 2 to 5 , ,1 "m i iT iTOi’ iT a request to remove gravel from A native of Windsor, he is a p.m. Thursday. Other captains land between EUington Rd. and 1953 graduate of the University Clarks Wed 50 Years who will have scheldided coffee Dewarts Mark 35th Wedding Bulil'van Ave. of CoimectJcut. He is married hours are Mrs. Maury Cohn of Orchard HUl FTA and has two children. General Electric R A N G E STAMPS The meeting of the OrchaiYl Wapping Church Mr*. Clark was formerly South S t and Mrs. John Wile If mr. ana wiio. ••• ------T” ,;: ' "I m— t ” a of Rahcock Will Bd Mr. and Mrs. John Dewart of The couple was married April SClark of 79 Helalne Rd. cele- Uve in the P a r e n t - T ^ ^ As- Hill ^ MiUerton, N.Y. Mrs. BIU School PTA originaUy The junior choir of the Wap­ scheduled for tomorrow night ping Community Church will ^-1)rated their 50th wedding anni- soclatlons of the Wilson St. and jhk+ a o ♦ Dewart ia the former Merle Yel- Outstanding Value ^ e ^ yesteiday with m open HlUslde Ave. schools, Hartford, ^ u rs wi 1 be tu m ^ over at a surprise buffet Saturday ^ has been canceled. John Nachy- meet tonight from 6:30 to 7 p.m. TO QUALIFY FOR iVouse for about 60 relatives and having served as president and to toe h o ^ ta l to buy a bot-an^ at Fiajio’s Restaurant, band is employed at Meyer and ly, PTA president, said com­ in the chapel. The youth choir EVERY WEDNESDAY mittee reports will be made will meet from 7 to 7:30, also in “STAR DRIVER" ■^irionds. They were presented In o ^ r oKicM. Her husband is Bolton, to celebrate their 36th Mendelsohn, Inc., Buckland. G -E AUTOMATIC '.'w lth a m ^ J tre e .a tth e p a rty . a stamp c c f l ^ r and is a for- torw m t^elte^^ wedding anniversary. About 60 They have two children, Mrs. available to the general mem- the chapel. PROTECTION i ■Ae cou^lls ivas mantodAjnrU mer member of to* Aetna tries end maternity depart- . relatives attended RusseU AUczl of Manchester bersMp later In toe month. Oommnnlty Easter If you have a gpod h . 1916, l i Port Chester,. N.Y. Stamp Club and current mem- menta. ^ aid p rL e n t^ t^^ and John Dewart Jr. of Tolland, Council Meets The Rev. J. A. Blrdsall of driving record, you’re .^hey have two daughters. Mis. her of toe Manchester PWlatel- J ^ o n e Interested In ^ving a e ^ ^ ^ d j ^ o s e ^ ^ m grandchildren. (Herald The town council meeting St. Peter’s B p l^ p ^ Church W m H l (B i^ > Novak of 79 lata. The coupte’a main hotoito ^ e * party may contact Mra ^"ored guests with a moneiaiy tyVeniie.) Wednesday night at 8 at toe for Nationvvide. The will address at th^Sbuth Wind­ safest drivers in d e la in e R Ahl^ Mrs. Chester' at present, they aald, are their Bowen, ^ high school wiU be preceded by sor Community E ^ter Sunrise RANGE America deserve ^(Mildred) LaPorto of Newtng- tarm and grandchildren. (Her------.. . ------— ------Eflsm i^vaunES a public hearing at 7:45 p.m. Service Sunday at 5:15. a.m. at '^ n ; one granddaughtoif' «ad aid photo by Satemis.) to consider authorization fo r the t)re high school grounds. The some breaks which ^B.ve grandsona. ' ” COLONIAL FULLY COOKED town manager to accept an ad­ Rev. Gordon Wadhams, St. they get from vance o f 450,000 from the fed­ Nationwide's Century Clark retired from the A ^ t o FULL SHANK HALF Francis of Assisi Church, will "J jfe Insurance Oo; in IWT Stone Haven Robbed eral government for drawing give the lessons and the Rev. “star- driver" protec­ plans for toe town sewer sys­ •^here he had_ A,. been . employed ... A. for ♦ FARiMINGTON (AP) — A po- Uoyd Williams, First Congre­ tion— especially if 2 years, both in the flew at. struck on the head LANE GUITAR CENTER tem. gational Church, will be wor­ you own more than The grrant is actually a fed­ ^jiLanalng, Mich., and at the home ^ be attempted to ship leader. one car. Phone: ^pffixse in Hartford. SlnC e^ re- bait ^ jnan fleeing from a eafe- eral loan which must be repaid. Other ministers and priests Element, he and hie wife pur- cnJM ag job. GUITAR HOBBY CLASSES , According to the town toarter, participating are the Rev. Roy Raymond F. Tucker e King-Size Oven with a public hearing must be held 137 chased a fann in Betoel-Qij^ said two men escaped Hubcheon and the Rev. Theodore 128 Pond Lane Automatic Hmer b^re such an eventual ex- V t, v ^ e w th e y apenAtoi^ witjj"ih eeUmated tl,800 after Bachelor, Wapping Community Manchester, Coim. peitditure is authorized. ,^sununers. He «A M e member of su|pr!sed In toe Taught By ' Church, in charge of programs;' 644-0488 e Kitchen Clock Not Under imflnished business, ^Lansing L ^ e j of M a ^ , a kitchen of toe Btone Haven Ree- and the Rev. Joseph Schick, Minute Timer Sections toe council ■will consider a re­ ^ tiaflrtuJt on Route 6 by Police- c St. Margaret Mary’s Church, or quest from the public building JpLetns and Aetna Mien's Club. men Robert 03rien. They had e Hi-Speed Calrod Portions ■ commission for an appropria/- In charge of music. unknowingly tripped a burglar ARNOLD LANDSBERG lb Surface Units with tdon of 410,000 to cover the Terry PTA 'i- alaim, coots of preliminary plans for The Ell Terry School PTA Accurate Pushbutton dne of toe m m dived through FULLY COOKED, SMOKED FULL, TASTY iNationwIde Mutual Inturanea Co.| RANGE toe proposed new town hall. will meet tomorrow at 8 p-m. Homa Office: Cotumbua, Ohio Controls ■a plate glaea window and Ms Leant to pUty the guitar in our popular 10 week hobby classes. It’s easy, it’s Students will exhibit science partner darted out a rear door fun. Folk, Populfu’, Western, Bock and Roll. No previous musical background Items o f new business in­ e Full Width Storage M arvelous clude setting a date for a pub- projects, art work and hobby FUEL OIL with O’Brien In pursuit. The of- n ^ ed . Rental instruments available. Separate classes for adults, teen­ WHOLE HAMS a 6r*BUn HALF a TT Drawer *<*ficer fired a warning shot, po­ agers and pre-teens. Fee $20.00 for the course. Long Easy Terms GASOLINE lice said; General Electric O'Brien caught up wito toe Capitol Farms Lb. burglar in the rear yard of a REGISTER NOW ! CLASSES START TUBS. & WED., APRIL 5. 6 EASTER KIELBASA General Electric house near the restaurant but BANTLY OIL the man struck Mm and made ^ v o to Ltttons Also Availcd»le OVEN READY—GRADE A { OMl‘ \NV. !NC. good his escape, poHce said. AMERICANA :t:il MMN SrUKI'.T Police did not lUscIose wheth­ IIIV2 CENTER STREET 649-7835 er toe blow was made wito an INDIANAPOLIS "500” CONTEST T r . i . Cit'i r-'.iri G object. O’Brien sustained bruises 16 to 22 Lbs. 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(Record • Chromo-Plated Reflector Pona TO ENTER and Trim Bings rauif cocKTAir 3 » 89 ' is 150.686 m ph.) Model J-SSt • Antooiatle Grill | — FRESH PRODUCE FOR EASTER FEASTING -1 • Automatic Easy Set Oven LOAN Tim er. Get Norman's FLORIDA OTHER PRIZES AvaiMile ki Tlif New • Accurate Pushbutton Controls. AMOUNT MONTHLY PAYMENTS I^DW, Low Price . YOU including brand-name High Fashion Avocado • Fnlly Lighted Cook Top RECEIVE U Mos. 18 Mo*. 24 Mas. Seedless Grapefruit 284 stereo, portable T V , power tools and Oven. S SM 1 17.77 8 12.M S 9.42 DEADLINE IS EXTRA LARGE 8M 26.66 18.30 14.18 PLUS Take Up To 3 Years To Pay! No Payments till June 500 44.43 80.50 2SJM APRIL 15 Sunkist Navel Oranges <><>^ 59' 800 71.08 48.70 S7.M PURE (NO SUGAR ADDED) EXCLUSIVEI EXCLUSIVE! 1000 88.85 60.99 47.M m*ar al SbObwI P*pqbR laiataiieB oaq^. scale model kit Lotus set of 10-oz. 1500 188.28 91.48 . •70.62. 1965 winner. OPEN *‘lndy Winner" SOM 177.70 121.97 94.16 ORANGE JUICE ^ gat 49c u— ^ Libbey glasses. CRISP-AIRE S avings B amk Lists all DAILY the winners. phone 649-5203 McIntosh APPLES 3 - 39* Yours for only plus postage. 9fo9 for One Day Service OF M anchester U. S. NO. MAIM OrnCE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH SATURDAY tin 4 •as Main Si. C.CantarSt.Cbr.LaiMX ManchMtar Pafkad* Stop in today at your Monroe dealer! SOUTH WINDSOR OSTTCE—Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center POTATOES 5 ■» 49* PAGE iaJEVEM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, J^CHESTER,^ CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 PAGE T E N Retreabmenta will be served service to be provided to all ist, and members of the Rhyth- H o w T o H o M I niie Choir of South Methodist in the cburch hall afisr the pro­ to Green Manor Estates, Inc:, Vernon town residents. Easter Ideals Chester; four daughters, Mrs. A n d o v e r Church directed by Mrs. Cal­ gram. property o ff Richmond. Dr. * Soirie income for the current FALSE TEETH Patricia Treichet of Hamden, VAC Hiking vin Hewey. Mrs. TompMns is in ^ v in g s Bank- o f Manchester year came from returns from Program Theme Mrs. Agnes Guidi of Lynnfield, Trains Rolling, charge of the program. The Mora nrmly to Etaeo, O bituary to Frank Oamboloti, property funds now discontinued, from Mass., Mrs. Robert Ritchie of Education Cost Is Probed A program, "Easter Ideals,” public , is invited. Pig Iron Detour fsiM teMh aBaersad «a - Its Hiring off Somerset Dr. Revenues Down, unspent funds from school build­ St. Joseph, Mo., and Mrs. No- will be prMented tonight at 8 liquid iron is run from tha ^ - Hartford National Bank and ing projects, or from the re­ Chaminade Club members Mra. Robert U O o j reen Staiger at SUington; a Mast furnace directly into Fm es Elim inated ^ f | § . g > n t Trust Co. to John Ciarcia and At Finance Board Hearing serve accumulated before con­ in the sanotuaiy of Trinity Cov­ parUdlMtlng in the progrem are Mra. Natalie S. Phaneuf Gay, brother, Charies Baker of moulds. Orlginelly, these moulds C F V M VfCirEl' VirginU Ciarcia, property off . solidation by the Vernon fire enant Cburch by the Ohamlnade Mrs. Robert IngeisoU, nsrratior 45, of 233 BouWer Rd., wife of Bucksport, -Maine, and 27 (Continued from Pege One) were of sand, suggeetive a t a Harlan St. ^ ritlzens came to the tary school for tte rest the district. A total of $106,300 Musical Club. Guest perform­ and solotBt: Mrs. Charles Lam­ Robert U Gay, died ttaia mom- grandchildr^ roads. The April 27 hearings (CsirtlanM i r o n Page One) For 1966-67 Fiscal Year bert, soloiet, end Mrs. Jerry Co­ nursing Utter a t pigs, hence li^ at her home after a long The funeiW will be held prejudice,” What would be done may revolve about a board of from these sources will not be ers are Miss Roeaime Casale Drmth). 0«t FAOTWtTH today as K en n S t^b 'lS ^f Hart- ^ fruit; of Hartford, violinist; Cyrus ro, Mrs. David Comp and Mrs. crude cast iron came to' be dxw oouaUis oTSiTWliois. Uiness. Wednesday at 9:16 a.m from about the smaller fines was not arbitration’s e««««> possibiUties of rence Moe, teL 742-6796, year. The hulk o f the increase, follows: Rockville and Vernon fire dis­ WITH COUPON BOOK YOU RKliVID IN IHI MAIl Robert L. G t^ Jr., and a Join the union from striking attempt. Morse said Pratt A Whitney about 6660,000, would go for Finance department, for ac­ trict, $59,965. Mias Antoinette Lqrford erating IL motor vehicle while daughter, Mias Linda Ann Gay, would be continued until April In calling o ff the 66-stata needs aU Mnds of workers rang­ There was about an hour s school costa. counting, up to 616,187 from Water installation for the SOUTH WmDSOR — Miss under the influence and failure ing from engineera to unskifled probing into the need for four 'j'Q jJ m iJ The budget also shows a 611,000. Kelly Rd.-Vernon Circle area, both at home; and two broth- Antoinette Lyford, 39, of West 27- At that time it will take the strike Just before Sunday mld- to drive in the established lane form of a hearing for a perma- night Gilbert said: laborers. High school graduation new teachers. A majority at the slight decrease in the income Finance department, for as­ 637,500. ers, Robert W. Phaneuf of Hartfotd, sister, of Albert La- yesterday about 3:45 am., af­ nent injunction. “ We have received assur- is not required for many Jobs, hearing indicated, they believed expected from miscellaneous sessment, up to 626,M9 from Acquisition o f the W right Marlboro, Mass., and Richard Rue of South Windsor, died ter a one-car accident in the A. Phaneuf of Hudson. Ahead in today's hearing was ances that the eight struck rail- he said. the need was real. The new Samuel Pratt sources, despite an increase in 820,380, property, $4,600. • Friday at Hartford Hospital. Manchester section of Rt. 15, A Mass or requiem will be argument on complaints made roads will not make any reprls- Major manpower needs are at teachers are to be used not so state aid to education. The town Police, up to 6277,455 from CivU defense renovations for Survivors also include her Hartford State Police report. Hospitalized held at St. Michael’s Church, parents, her paternal grand­ against the union by the rail- als against any employes.*’ the East Hartford and North much for any increased enroll­ will have to make up from local 6212,709. i the public safety budding, $3,- The westbound Oxidine car Traffic authority, up to 85,339 Hudson, at a time to be an­ parents and her maternal Haven plants, Mmse said. The ment as for reducing the pupil taxes the difference between 100. #-«rAT YOUR CJ Southinifton plant has almost ran off the road and hit an em­ After Crash from $1,000. nounced. Burial will be in St. grandparents. load per teacher to about 22 plus the 61,510,266 in miscellaneous School graduation awards, bankment. The driver was un­ and over FRIENDLY Michael’s Cemetery, Hudson. The funeral was held this met its goal. rather than the 30 and over gj^j„uel R. Pratt, 43, of revenues it expects to take in Public works, for supervision, $335., About half of the 8,000 hired injured, according to police. iq) to 821,460, from 815,700. Friends may call at the Wat- morning from the Rose Hill now prevailing in some classes. „ River Rd„ is in good con- this year and the 61,397,003 it The propexsed appropriation w Tornadoes Lash In the past five months were Public works, for general kins-West Funeral Home, 142 Funeral Home, Rocky Hill, Also, the added teachers would Johnson Memorial expects next year. for fire district No. 1, the city not employed at the time. Most maintenance, up to $175,976 E. Center St, tonight from 7 to with a solemn high Mass o€- re­ l2th a rc u lt ^ u r t in East Hart- ^nn^m^te &e need for split ^ Stafford Springs af- The decrease o f 6113,266 is of Rockville, is up to $47,631 were young people getting their ford is April 25. from $80,300. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and quiem at St. Thomas the classes. It was pointed out that ^yj^um ed on the due in part to a change in the from $36,176 in the current first Jobs after echoed o r serv­ Dennis R. Flynn, 22, of Sewage treatriient and dispos­ 7 to 9 p.m. Apostle Church, W est H art­ Florida Cities the cost of the kindergarten Cross Highway about 4 method a t charging residents budget, and for the Vernon fire ice or women coming into the Bridgeport, was charged with al, up to $101,843 from $37,550. ford. Burial was in Rose Hill teacher would be about 100 morning. . for trash and refuse collection district, down to $50,029 from (Continued frotn Page One) labor market again after a long illegal passing on the right yes­ Refuse collection, and dispos­ Flraak PaUewoda Memorial Park, RcCky Hill. cent relmburslble from the p ^ ^ .g convertible, went off that will pnAably go into effect 692,706. water, on the Gulf Coast north­ absence. terday about 4 a.m. after a al, up to 890,000 from $51,913. ROCKVHXiB—Frank Palle- ly out of a dark squall Une, first state. , j the right side Of the road near next year. Loss of Income struck at Tampa and St. Peters­ west of Tampa, and Cocoa and Some 40 to 46 per cent yr^re Rt. 15 accident in Manchester, The net cost of education to ^ ^^^o General engineering, up to woda, 75, of 62 Union St., form­ Taken together, the increase The income expected from burg, on the Gulf Coast, then Melbourne on the Atlantic from greater Hi^ord, Morse Hartford State Police report. the town o f Andover, as sh w n coming to rest in the 823.500 from $1,600. DOUBLE erly of Manchester, died this in the total budget plus the de­ miscellaneous revenues is down Funerals marched across the state said, and 87 per cent came from The westboimd Flynn car hit in this tentative budget, is atout ^ Stafford state poUce Building maintenance and up­ morning at a Rockville con­ crease in non-tax revenues re­ to $1,397,003 from $1,610,269, through several smaller com- State CivU Defense headquar- out-of-state. a stopped car operated by Pet­ 8131,000 for the Elementary * keep, up to $26,3(M from $9,560. Trlpl»^ Blue valescent home. sult^ in an increase of almost despite an increase in state Bobert BfcBride ■ munltles all the way to Mel- tars in TaUahassae and the Morse said increased us4 of er J. Hannigan 24, of Hartford, PubHc health nursing, up to Mr. PaUewoda was bom in school and f ^ The ’accident is being Investl- 6900,000 in the amount that school aid, up to $741,890 frmn Largely attended funeral bourne, on the Atlantic Coast, American Red Cross were alert­ commercial airplanes, both police say. Court date for Flynn high school, for a total educa . . . Trooocr Roland La- $19,760 from $15,000. The re­ Poland, Aug. 16, 1891. freight and passenger, is the must be raised during the 1966- $698,800. STAMPS services fo r Robert McBride o f Pnnl Robinson, a newsman ed to stand by to lend aaslstance in the East Hartford 12th Cir­ tion cost of 8306,000. As the ^ quest submitted to Mayor Mc­ H e has no known survivors. and the governor also ordered “ more significant” o f ths factors 67 year in local taxes. P art of the decrease is at­ 395 Woodland St. were held to r St. Petersburg radio station cuit Court is April 25. amount to be raised by taxes u oerie.______. Cusker was for $30,870. i U O l H * The funeral wlU be held to­ all available state troopers into in the Job rise because it is The amount raised from local tributable to the loss of $40,000 yesterday afternoon at North W LCY, said he personally for all town services is 8367,000 Indoor recreation, up to $8,615 WED. morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the more permanent than the Viet taxes for the current year is in refuse and trash pick-up fees. Methodist Church. The Rev: counted 21 persons injured in a it is evident that about 83 per from $5,735. Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ Nam conflict needs. 63,477,778, from a tax rate o f seven-block area in Tampa. borough and Polk. cent of all tax money will go for State New s Municipal insurance, up to The costs of this service will pect St„ with a Mass o f requleht* EaNe Custer, pastor, officiated Services Listed 48 mills. " I t ’s in rubble,” Robinson Clearwater, about 30 miles education. $46,773 from $39,000. probably be paid from general at St. Bernard’s Church at 9. Burial was this afternoon In (Continued from Page One) The Grand List (the value said. "Telephone poles are northwest of Tampa, apparently Group insurance, up to $11,- tax income next year, with the at, IK Burial will be in S t Bernard’s Buckland Cemetery. For Holy Week The opinions expressed at the of. all town property on which snapped in the middle, windows escaped with relatively minor He was previously assistant 900 from $4,000. ' Cemetery. Bearers were Alton Cowles, Public Records hearing seemed to question town taxes are based is up out, roofs blown off. Weeping damage. The storm wMch H oly Week w ill be observed whether any significant cut United States attorney for the And social security, up to There are no calling hours. Adelor Turgeon, Quentin Man- about 8.5 per cent this year, gun, Charles Dickens, Charles women are In the streeta In struck there at 8:10 a.m., cen­ TViuniitee peefe in Manchester and area church- ^mild be made in the education District of Columbia, and be­ $17,500 from $12,000. t CHOPS AND STEW ^ O c but the amount that must be COOPERATIVE PhllUps and Richard Field. nightgowns and sandals.” tered in the' vicinlty of the East es with special Masses, confes- budget and certainly not in the fore that was district attorney New items in the budget this Denise Ann Negri WIIMam K. Hagenow to financed from local taxes is up The Holmes Funeral Home, With the twisters came tor- Clearwater campus of St. Pe- year that were not on last year’s on. (ovi’AW La m b Contbiitatipn ib,M9 V Charles 'A. Mati-e and MageUa tervices. remaining items which cover all of New York City. ^ about 26 per cent, to 64,364,228. Denise Ann Negri, infant 400 Main St., waa in charge o f rential rains that flooded parts tersburg Junior College. A. Matie, property at 21-23 Protestant churches with other town services. The latter Perry is a graduate of Holy include the fund for equipping .'\ IXvisiDii of daughter o f Joseph and Marie 'n»e probable tax rate, based TASTY— ECONOMICAL LAMB arrangements. of Tampa and St. Petersburg. Windows were blown out, Hathaway Lane. s ^ l a l observances are North making up only 17 per cent of Cross College and the George- an addition to the Sykes School, Arpala Negri of 165 Wells St., on these preliminary figures, is ROI.AND ukoao .-'TiiKi T _ _ Funeral services for Everett a filling station window. and Evelyn I. Crossley, prop­ Lunch menus at the elemen- from the Harvard Law School. o f represemtatives over the bom March 29. campaign swing in south Florl- Mary’s Episcopal, tomorrow at Ti'.i.. (V) GENUINE SPRING Torrents of rain fell and pow- erty at 74 Harlan St. wericend does not show what Items Decreased $ | 0 9 S iv a t e ’ iim'etal services were a i da to fly to Lakeland, which ap-.'er went out in the area blacking 10 a.m.. Holy Communion; and was Charles E. Hamilton Jr. and services the increased budget M ajor decreases in the pro­ •l6\)Vk$ held Saturday. Burial Jehovah’s Witnesses, tomorrow Rib Lam b Chops St. James’ Cemetery. Holmes Funeral— Home, 400 to be the hardest hit . out traffic lights and Causing a Eiaino- R. Hamilton to Francis would provide. Mayor McCus­ posed budget compared to last GASH SAVINGS 6VIVI community. - monster traffic jam - on bush at ,8 p.m.. Celebration of the The John F. Tierney Funeral ®*Mn St. The Rev. Clifford O, G. Adams Jr. and Janice M. ker promises a detailed budget year are as follows: RICH IN FLAVOR S 0 1 9 Lord’s Supper. n > r o / Home, 219 W, Center St, was Simpson, pastor o f Center Con- were Winter Ha- Gulf to Bay Boulevard, during Adams, property at 124 W . breakdown soon, however. Executive and administrative Masses in area churches will In charge o f arrangements. gregatlonal Church, officiated. Aubumdale, both about the height of the morning rush Middle T^ke. Easter The final authority for adopt­ costs, down to $41,091 from T fH O ® * Lein Lam b Chops lb. 1 35 miles east of Tampa; Clear- hour. W ilfred E. U sk and Alwine be celebrated tomorrow through / \b Burial was in East Cemetery. E c l a t s ◄ ing a budget and setting the tax 6U4.000. Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. and MiM Fnuicis M. Durbin Bearers were Charles La- W . Llsk to Sam A. Crispino and rate rests with the board of Tax collector, down to $15,- Rose Crispino, property o ff 5:30 p.m. at St. Francis of A s­ TOLLAND — Miss Frances tarop Jr George Lathrop Jr. South Windsor regireaentatives. « 706 from $16,516. Morris French, Russell Wei------S. MAIN ST. UFO Hackmatack St. sisi, South Windsor; 7:30 a.m. Melissa Duibin, 66, of Tolland W e H a ^ An The budget proposal shows Culvert and storm sewers, gold, John Wilcox and Sedrick Attachm oit and 5:30 p.m. at St. Bernard’s ri.lv- Green, died yesterday morning A woman on S. Main St. The Supplies the government for down to $1,()00 from $3,500. «: u.i.ON Straughan. The Savings Bank of Man- Rockville, and 9 a.m. and 5:30 in Hartford Hospital after a Enes, McDonnell was surprised aometime af­ You*U Need! th i coming fiscal year as Cemeteries (other than Grove la tMlW fttn tUnl Members of King David Chester against Michael V. p.m. at Sacred Heart, Vernon. long illness. ter 7:30 last night when she 62^80,851, an Increase of H ill), down to 6500 from $3,000. . IiOdge, lOOF, held a memorial Youths Injured Rlchloff and Ratrlcia F. Rich- St George’s Episcopal Church, 6180,336, or about 8 per cent Pension insuremce, down to BOILED HAM Miss Durbin was bom looked out the window to Open Thurs. *n FUEL OIL GRAND UNION service last night at the fu­ loff, property o ff Autumn St., Bolton, will have Holy Eucha- from the current budget. $37,025 from $46,000. Ramey, Pa., and had been a neral home. In Auto Crash sec a dark, cigar-shaped (A- 6760. ■ , rlst tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 1^^, Fri.Niteatill^ teacher for many yean. She ject moving th ro u ^ the Of this amount, however, ------Michael N. Enes, 16, of 44 Qnltelalm Deeda Choral Eucharist with a sermon iniK SAUSAGE taught ik East Side High School, night sky. , 68,0,000 is for equlpplngr an addi­ FRUIT COCKTAIL V , , Roderick H. King , •. Imperial Dr.,. waS'charged with Savings Bank of Manchester Wednesday at 10 a.m. BitiNBVil Paterson, N.J., and more recent­ She watched it to t. sev-' tion to Uie Sykes School, and SOUTH W IIIM O R , — 'Tlie reckless driving and operating a about 67,300 is fo r Increased See FoirwaVxfor EASTElF^ ly In Punahou Scho<^ Homo* eral mihUtek,’ she said, as it CHICKEN ftineral o f Roderick H. K iqg of motor vehicle under the influ- costa a t nurses and school ,v : , * | 0 0 rmn lulu, Hawaii. She had been a moved In a - northerly di­ s SwUt'i h ta iia . ... ^ ™ 'lAuderdale, Fla., formerly ence Saturday about 11 p.m. guards fo r the school system. Boskets. frequent visitor in T ^ ^ Sqnth, Windsor, was held after an accident on Foster St., rection. It seemed to have cans l a ■The town also plows school she was a guest o f Miss Anita morning at the John Hartford State Police report. white lights at each end, as SAUSAGE roads in the winter. both filled Extra Mild Nepco r . H em ey F qjeral Home, 219 The westbound Enes car ran bright as Fourth o f July sparklers, and a red light Town payment on bonded and unfiUed 3 Suwivora in c *™ » W. Center ' St., Manchester, off the road and hit a tree, po- ■' X <4< ^ i ' A debt, mostly lor schools, is down at 1-lb. pkg. «»■ Mrs.'Tito Brunelll of Clearfield, ^ Mass of requim at St. lice say, and a green light at the top H /k> FRANKS about 612,000, but still accounts Pa., and a brother, James Dur­ Francis o f Assisi Church. The and at the bottom. F a irw a y fltlllliBU Enes and Robert McDonnell, fo r 6676,000 in payment on bond bin of Ramey. Rev. John E. Rikteraitis was 19, of 31 Hayes Rd., Wapping, And it made a noise thst Prices! principal and 6247,150 in pay­ GROUND CHUCK PIUSBURY FLOUR Burial wU). be in Ramey, Pa., celebrant. Mrs. Beatrice Thrall a passenger, were admitted into sounded, at first, like an air­ ment on interest. at the convenience of the fam­ was organist and Miss Phyllis the Manchester Memorial Hos­ plane, but which turned to Requdkts submitted by the Open Thurs. ily. . ' Courtney soloist. pital. Enes suff6red multiple a high-pitched hum. ' 5 ' w . 4 9 ' various departments calne to Fri.- -Kites OU9.til The ‘ 'Whltq^libaon Funeral The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis cuts on his face and is in sat­ By the time her hud>and 4 4 44 62,267|021. Mayor McCusker in­ i'.PAMi! 'iriif'N H 111 Home, "BS Elm St., Rockville, is jj, McGuire o f I ’ ew Canaan isfactory condition.’ McDonnell got to the wlniow, the ob­ creased the budget fo r some de- In charge of arrangements. was seated in the sancutary. suffered a broken left leg and ject had turned and was F L O U R D ------r Members o f . the Blast and left arm, and is in satisfactory headed for western horizon. SHOP GPAMO UNION POM THS PMISHSST PMODUCS IM TOWN When they heard a sqund our Mrs. Em ily .W, sMiaefer Sportsmans Club attend- condition. Mrs. Em ily Waddell Schae- ed the Mass, Enes is scheduled to appear later, both rushed outside, California fer, 78, of 229 Main St., died in Circuit Court in East Hart­ but saw Mily an airplane this morning at Manchester Ohrtstopher T. Wright ford on April 25. The investigat­ passing over. They wonder EARLY GARDEN 1i GRAND UNION Memorial Hospital. Graveside services for Chris­ ing officer was Trooper James if anybody else saw what­ The^s the bank for m y money! Mrs. Schaefer was bom in topher T. Wright, Infant son of Smitt). ever it waa that they saw. DEL MONTE PEAS ASPARA US CREAM CHEESE Manchester,. Dec. 2, 1887. a Gilbert and Barbara Fisher 8 daughter of Thomas and Min- Wright of 66 Mather St. were tlnued to April 6 in RMkville. ' > ' V ' V nie Joyce Waddell, and waa a held this morning at East Ceme~^ He is charged with breach of Vv ( ( Tender lifelong resident of this town. tery. The Rev. C. Henry Amlcr- 12th Circuit peaqe as a result of a fight on !'" Oreon ca°n's S p S p She was a member of Center eon, pastor of Emanuel Luther­ Park St. in Rockville on March 111 Spears 1 9 Congregational Church. an Church, officiated. G)urt Cases 4. a ' Survivors include a brother, The Holmes Funeral Home, lb Willard Waddell of New Plata. 400 Main Sti, waa in charge of i i | i 5 CALIFORNIA NAVEL ^ N.Y.; one niece and three arrangements. MANCHESTER SESSION SPINACH OR CORN , y nephews. ----- Four Hartford youths, A bout Tow n S-V.V ■ i PINEAPPLE "iGRAPEFRUIT The Holmes Funeral Home. charged with 71 counts of break­ ORANGES 12 t 59* Linne Lodge, Knights a t Pyth­ STOUFFER SOUFFLE 400 Main St., is in charge of ing and entering, larceny and Hebron ias, will meet tomorrow at 8 DEL MONTE DRINK PCJ I A I OI S Al ] (iNA I IN arrangements, which ar4 other felonies in the Manches­ lUNnfKalGnrit-liMlJ at Orange Hall. <: complete. ter area, appeared in court to­ Man Arrested day and their cases were con­ POTATOES S 1 49* Ih Ia NGES 5 Si 59’ Heniy G. Massey tinued to April 18. Hose Oo. 1, Town Fire De­ GeMmjjM Lii|«$in For Aug. 12 partment, wtli nieet tomorrow BOLTON — Henry G. Mas­ The -four are Michael D. Sul­ POTATOES3 ub 29* livan, 18, Ronald St. Laurant, at 8 p.m. at the McKeO S t sta­ P I N E A L S .29* sey, 60, formerly of Bolton, died Diner Break tion. yesterday at Rocky Hill Veter-- 16, George Naples, 17, anc) Mi­ fw Ton FifiM TU sp chael Montagne, 20.' Reyal Piiace ana Hospital after a iong ill- Richard W. Cuddlhy. 22. of They are accused of bur­ Women's Home League a t the NAram fL 27* resB. Newport, RJ., was arrssted' K u tn x a m . Mr. Massey, was bom Nov. 17, glaries at Paul Dodge in March, Salvation Army will meet to­ YAMS IVORY SNOW about 8 last night by Resident !*• S « pays the B I G 1905, in Bolton, a son o f John Sportlarid. Billiards, Hartford morrow at 2 p.m. fo r a mis­ Towiu ■S'33* TaUtl Ddttiftil State Trooper Raymond An­ Road Enterprises, car wash sionary meeting in Junior Hall Fntx '* • and Vivian Milburn Massey, and M k .l4 e i. tved in Bolton most of his life. drews and Constable Adolph vending machines on Broad St. at the church. Mrs. Brig. George CRANBDIitTc4«ifiT£'49* A o lfk i. He was a veteran of World Simons and charged with break- and. W. Middle Tpke., and of Simons is in charge o f tlis m a t­ BEADS O 'BlEACH SALVO W ar II, having served in the Ing and entering with intent arid stealing purses at the Poly ing. Hostesses are Mrs. Frank Arm y Signal Corps in the Euro- larceny under 6250. Clean Laundromat and on E. Anderson, Mrs. John MoOoUum hiUal l-lk G -o. fESSr h 63* peah Theater. He was a mem- The arrest stems from a Middle Tpke. and Mrs. IClitabeth Campbell. i u l ber of Bolton Congregational bre*ta at Tina’s Restaurant on James Curiess, 22, of Vernon, Members are reminded to bring pkf. SoSmnDN « BOLD DETERGENT FELS NAPTHA 66° cP Church and Bolton Grange. Rt. '86. in Hebron on Aug. 12, was fhied 825 on a substitute buffalo nlriUes fo r tbs mission' A U P u p m Survivors include a daughter, when the restaurant was enter- charge of failure to pass on the ary fund. l x V dbaaOMB SmniiAixz>t^ Mrs. Elizabeth Brovm of East through a rear window and left. He pleaded nolo conten­ Hampton; two sisters, Mrs. Lee ^^5 in merehandise was taken. dere. He was originally charged The Koffee Kraftera Group of TOP JOB ^ with reckless driving as a re­ DIVIDEND COMET w r m S 2 t : 2 7 « Oomlsh of Hebron and Mrs. Cuddlhy was released on a the Manchester Y W C A -will N L M T d T m lu b Stanley Chessey of Bolton; two professional bond and Is sult of a car accident on Rt. meet Wednesday at 9:30 ajn. OiN Om.vntli ‘ . brothers,. Donald Maseey and scbednled for arrtiignmentaitaignmient in 30 in Tolland on March 13. at the Community Y , N . Main HSaiESittKAi2 23* Robert Massey, both of Bolton, the **” CHreutt~ Court in Wlllunan- The case of Ernest G. Squires St. Mrs. a a Blass wiU in­ IVORY UQGID 'it Uc on April 19. - ' Jr., 16, of Rockville, was con- SPIC&SPAN and severi gcandchildren. struct a class in chair caning. Dtleiint Burial wlU be in Rocky Hm Those attending are rtntlndsd rNAWkhtiWadi' Veterans Cemetery. to bring empty coffee cans, 1-lkCec. IS* l e l f i e i i There w ill be no calling hours. wooden pegs, an awl and rags. BLUE CHEER b al flqh UMMIEmACTlr JOY UQUID MM. Mrs. Alexander Penny and Mrs. makes sayings grow faster ___ Peter g. Baker Negroes Cam p in DC, Russell G. Powell are hostesses. ffiT s -ir39* A U F iip M ROCKVILL e —P eter J. Bak­ The meeting is open to all in­ m t o . er, 75, of 8 N. park St. died terested women. dUalihi. k S f COFFEE NR. CLEAN b a l M . yesterday afternoon at the U.S. Wait W ord on Aid Deposits made on or before the 11th of April d A N T D A S H Veterans Hoapital, Northhamp­ Miss AiuM Marie Boucher, earn dividends from the first day of the month. ton, Mass., after a long illness. (CoBttaned from Page One) daughter of Mr. and Mra lYan- 13‘ OFF 20' OFF Mr. Baker waa bom June 18, "because w e want to p re s e n tda______A. Boucher of 86 Princeton 1891, in Oronb, Maine, and had Sunday they turned a march our case for the fmid requests st.. a eenlor at Baypath Junior FABRIC lived in Rockville many years. and prayer vigil into a tent-in we have before OEO (the Office College, Longmeadow, Mass., is M looks so expensive that a lot of people don’t realize it’s priced right down there within' Opp. Csslrol Fo(L tockvBe Thrill LiqpidI ^SOFTENER T M ^ Before his retirement he was alongside four petunia beds on of Econonitc Opportunity), spending coU egt'w eek in Ber-: reach of most low price buyers. Which sort of makes you wonder v ,i... Vomoo Bromli a trustee of the church 80 inarches and pickets. As Smita spoke, five sleeping rant, Tbilaiid Ipke. Norman . Khftirfbclurarlj MMttM rttoll prfeoa for ^ on04-deor aadant on#»>oBtf I iinr boNiDps an all Im thm Tiroaa — \ 6-oz. btl." U lh m v Handllao eh^aa. TransairtKicft chartat,oMMana loe^ Im , accaaaBri^& M tm htr Foderai Depoeii Imurmnee Coepnrmtion AAeo*nr le P rtie y S lo 4 |C4 “After the inarch, the people youngsters equirmed and wrlg- Fendell, presideot a t ooM P fifN DopeoBory Survivors include his wife. Just wanted to stay here," ^ e d inside'^sleeping hegs. Out- w«ir, Rytard- ROCKVILLE • VERNON CIRCLE fr im lOiellro *n i le t , April f . We rewnre * e lIBht le Imh quentidea. Mrs. Agnes Plant Baker; two Smith —*'said. " side, •- roughly dressed, . men ed miiMwm,----- vriU ______PAUL DODGE PONTIAC. Inc. Sons, Peter J. B a ^ r Jr. of Brls- **We put up tile tents,'* be eaid talked. Behind them gleamed oomnnraHy help fifr ^ e d M ^ Manchester Paikade, M id ^ Tompike, West-Open Monday through Saturday. 9:30 AJH. to 9 PJI. M lind JamM E. Baker of Man- in an intarvlew InaMe a tent, the Washington Mcoument afeility groups. m MAIN STREET-i-MANCHESTEB Grand Union Redemptioa Center— 50 Magfcct Square, Newington I -PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN„ MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966

meeting which ends tomorrow. to teach them ,in such areas COME SEE OUR Teachers Auend Central to the diacuaeion is of science as oceanography, } Senate Unit Rain Brings the consideVation of establish- meteorology, and the structure SPRING MATERNITY Science Parley ing a sound base in science at of the atom. COLLECTION all lervels of eduation so that The Nobel Prize winners at jHears Curtis Some Relief Donald Warren and Robert present and future citizens wHl the convention, Ilnus Pauling nr*MST Dresses, Stretch Von Deck, acience department be prepared for Uie increasing (Caremlstry 1054, and Peace, Slacks, I Superintendent of Schools From Fires UWTLEY heada at Bennet knd Bling Jun­ importance of science and tech­ 1968), Richard Feyman (Phys­ Bras, Girdles, Slips and Ivailam CurtU is In Washlng- (CkNitlaiMd fr im FM ie One) ior High Scboola, are attending nology in daily living and fu­ ics, 1966), and Polykarp Kuach Panties. lon, D.C., today testifying be- SIDE VIEW the 14th annual convention of ture work. How to bring co­ (Physics, 1956) will be speak­ .^ore an ^ucatlon subcommittee men, prieon Inmafes, regular the National Science Teachera ordinated science education pro­ ing on ^ilosophical bases un­ Glazier’s of the Senate (Committee on La­ firemen end volunteere. Aaaociation, currently being grams through every grade level derlying a sound approach to bor and PubKc Welfare, headed., A fire which had threatened held in Nemr York City. la being discussed in generil scieiK e. 681 Main S t — Manchester by Sen. Wayne Mor^ of Or4- the email North Carolina com­ They are among the more sessions, panels, and by indi­ Corset and Uniform Shop kon. * munity of Ammon, KX) miles than 6,000 acience teachers, vidual teachers. Always cook cocoa in a small ^ Curtis, who is president-elect east of Hamlet, Wee conUlned three Nobel Prize winners, and Ten college and industrial amount of water before adding of the American Association of early Sunday after burning 38,- other outstanding scientists and scientists are conducting semi­ milk to make it smooth and &hool Administrators, is repre­ 006 acres. $13.00 Pair educators bedding the fotir-day nars on latest concepts and how lum p-free. Read Herald Ads senting the national superinr Noitheastorn South Carolina tendents group, and was slated was hardest hft Sundey, with to ^>eak at 10 tins morning on epivoxlm m tely 100 new fires a panel discussing various pro­ reporied. About 10 homes, a to­ . . . S rt P .M • visions of Public Law 89-10, the bacco warehouse and several can't help Enementaiy and Secondary Ed- tobacco bams burned at Lake neatioa Act. at/Baturday. The Senate committee is con­ All South Carolina aUte parks sidering possible extenrion ‘and have been dosed ditring the ha­ prancing expamsimi of the act, which Is zardous fire situation. currently providing massive Permits to bum brush have federal aid to the states. Hear­ been revoked ki the Carolinae ings are being held In the Nerw and Georgfe- The Georgia in the Senate Office Building, adja- Forestry Commiseion said that oent to the CapitoL the huge fires wWch swept tim- Curtis is slated to fly home berlande in the northern and A/Iiss Winderful tonight; Thursday, he will at­ middle sections of the state tend a day-long conference on were contained late Sunday. A - mm Forestry Commission spokes­ 89-10 and the Economic Oppor­ p ' tunity Act to be held in Boston man said authorities were In­ at the Sheraton Hotel. vestigating possible arson in feminine The conference, being spon­ Pike County, Qa. sored by the New Ekigland National Guardsmen aided E rst School Development Council firefighters in Arkansas, where fancies LOW (NE13DEXJ) o f which M anches­ more than 2,000 fires have de­ Bolton Juniors Make It Hard to Get Off a Shot IVational ter is a member, is expected to stroyed alm ost 80,(X)0, acres. ‘ PRICES AND attrabt governors, legislators State Forester Fred Lang de­ Jack Struff runs into some opposition from (from left) Sue Junior boys, appropriately dressed, were cheerleaders for the S t o r e s and educators from throughout clared an emergency situation Pranciest little shoes of spring all fancied up with the ultra, ultra in little fSUtham, Pat Smith, Ann Miner and a fourth Bolton High girls, and mothers led the cheers for the men. The game J^STA/UPS the six-state area. for Arkansas. things feminine. Bonny bows, delicate little heels and curvy, curvy rounded Scho(d junior during a father-daughter basketball game at was followed by a dance which featured “oldies but goodies.” Fires blackened 60,000 acres toes. Dresden doll leathers with colors to match. the school Saturday evKilng. The girls finally nosed out the (Herald photo by Satemls.) in the mountains of south­ fathers, 23 to 19, with both teams strong on the defense. B o lto n eastern Oklahoma. Heavy CARLY W££RSP£CIAtSf A fireman clean out charred contents of second floor bedroom in Union St. home. Broken smoke made It hard to spot new potluck supper at 8, there will On Wednesday evening at 8 window, lights and blackened debris testify to intensity of blaze. Closed door, left of pic­ blazes, imd firefighters depend­ there will be a Choral Euchar­ Manchester Man ture, helped block fire from, spreading. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ed mainly on a helicopter to di- B o lto n be a business meeting, followed “Fitting by card games. Hostesses will ist and sermon, “Why Me?” Is Charged After ^rect tiiem. A fire offirial called be Mrs. Alden (Jhick and Mrs. culminating the series of Len­ ganda broadcasts by the EHdel the situation "dry and danger­ Is Our Weekend Fire Fighting Lewis Safford. ten mid-week services. Rt. 44 A Accident Bedroom ’s Contents Castro government now are ou s.” Business” Public Building Unit On Maundy Thursday, the aimed dally at Chile, Havana Seven planes were in use in The public building commis­ Holy Eucharist will be celebrat­ John A. Bowers, 43 o f 88 Sls- radio says. South Carolina and five In North 881 MAIN SX Illustrates Fire Danger sion will meet tonight at 8 in ed at 7 and 10 a.m., cmd at 8 Castro and Chilian President (Bardina for spotting purposes eex ' St., Manchester, was MANCHISTIR the town office. pjn. there will be a Choral Eu­ Destroyed by Fire Eduardo Frei recently ex­ and to drop water and chemi­ Bolton firemen had them­ morrow at 7:30 p.m. There will St. George’s Notes charist and sermon. charged with operating under changed fiery denunciations. cals. selves a busy weekend, answer­ be a pledge service in the sanc­ At St. George’s Episcopal tha influence and failure to Fire of undetermined origin late this morning caused ing one call Saturday morning tuary followed by the meal in Church there will be a cele­ Manchester Evening Herald drive to the right yesterday considerable damage to an upstairs bedroom in the and two Sunday afternoon. the upper room. AU the wom­ bration of the Holy Eucharist Bolton substitute correspon­ about 8:30 p.m. after the car home of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Smith of 133 Union St. On Saturday, fire destroyed en of the chundi are invited. at 10 a.m. on Holy Tuesday. dent, Sue Gorton, t^ 649-8886. he was driving Idt an auto driv­ Quick action by volunteers of ------^------You Can Count on U i . . . Quality CoeU No More at Sefipa a lean-to shed at the BMCO The worship commission of en hy Howard J. Lockward, 40, the 8th District Kre Depart' house on a shopping errand Corporation plant off Rts. 6 and the church will meet tonight at of Keeney Dr., Colchester State nreht, plus the fortunate clr- shortly before 11, returned 44A. The shed had been used 8. Police report. cumstance of a closed bedroom about noon with her daiighter for storage; its contents were Oongregailonal Notes Bowers was admitted to Man- door, prevented the blaze from destroyed. A Maundy Thursday commun­ Diane, whom she had stopped C h e s te r Memorial Hospital, re­ spreading to other parts of the to pick up at Robertson School. The firemen were able to pre­ ion service will be held at Bol­ GROUND FRESH MANY TIMES DAILY house and {Mssibly turning into ceived three stitches to close a She said an electric blanket vent damage to the factory it­ ton Congregational Church at a conflagration. THE WIGGERY cut on his lip and was dis­ on the bed had been left hooked self and to carry stores of com­ 7:60 p.m. Two Easter services c h a r g e d . No one was home when the bustible materials away the are scheduled, at 0:30 and 11 Now at First National up to an electrical outlet but blaze nearby. Fire Chief Paid aon. Coffee will be served aft­ BEAUTY SALON C The westbound Bowers car fire broke out about 11:15, and that the blanket had not been AGNIFICENT Manegg^ia says that the cause of er both services. crossed R t. 44A into the east- no injuries to firemen were re­ used last night. 525 Main St.— T d . 643.2330 A Large bound lane and slammed into ported. Sears the fire has not yet been deter­ The Oongregators Couple’s the eastbound Lockward car, ac- The extent of the damage, She said the house, estimated m ined. club wUl meet April 18. After a Selection of cording to police. which destroyed the contents of to be more than 100 years old, On Sunday afternoon, firemen is covered by fire insurance. responded to a call to the Box LB Bowers is set to appear in the bedroom, add ' which was Lawn and Circuit Court in Manchester compounded by water soaking Smith, a machinist at Pratt Mountain-Iiake St. area, but WE HAVE THE NEW found that the fire was actually April 26. Trooper Arthur Gag- down through ceilings and par- & Whitney, was at work. The Garden family’s other two children, on Box Mountain Dr.'In Vemon. non investigated. titlons into first floor rooms, «eoidd fiot be immediately esti­ boy and a girl, were attending A brush fire there, on land own­ HONEYWELL Twin Special Supplies! classes at Robertson. m ated. ed by James Boettcher, burned (Monday thru Thursday) over about half an acre before RONDELLE 100! AND Fire Chief Francis Limerick, The Smiths, who have owned it was extinguished. The Vernon with a PurehoM of TWO LBS or More Person To Person who directed operations, said the home for about three years, fire department was also called A Selection the blaze apparently started in have been in the process of re- and finished up the work. THE PERFECT PERMANENT W e read the bedroom but the cause is -storing it. Ircmlcally, they had '1 \L Bolton firemen also responded of Beautiful FRESH PRODUCE BUYS! that when it still imknown. contracted with a siding firm comes to sta­ The call to fire headquarters for new sheathing which was to a mutual aid call at the An­ For Tinted dium s w e have cm Main St. was ^oned in by to have been put on within the dover dump Simday afternoon. Easter Plants GREEN BEANS STWNGUSS 2 5 c yet to outdo Fill Your Landscape with Fire Chief Maneggla is re­ or Normal Hair *9.99 th e Romans, Mrs. Vincent Orlowski of 146 next few weeks. Available at minding townspeople that this Complete BROCCOLI u ^ H unch bch 2 5.C who built the Union St., who had noticed Several other minor fires kept the Enchanting Beauty of Is a particularly dangerous Most Super Markets! Circus Maxi­ smoke pouring from the west town companies busy' over the time of year for fires. Though OR a s p a r a g u s lb 3 3 c mus, an arena bedroom window. A box alarm ■weekend. W orld's first ssif-foeusinn w hich w a s America's Favorite Flower the gibund is i^amp, springtime was then sounded at headquar­ A faulty oil burner switch Meat and Produc* Pricas iffoctiva Monday, Tuaidoy and Wadnoiday Only 1,875 ft hy winds coupled,'with dry grass projsetor w ith full 100- HAIR COLOR ters. was blamed as the cause of a 625 ft., and By the time firemen arrived, and Imiah make conditions sU slids rotary tray could seat furnace blaze that ignited a cel­ to favorable for a rapidly smoke and flames were licdc- lar beam yesterday morning at CM t in H I tht MW Rondilft 100 focn So Natural No One 260,000 people. \ spreading fire . A n oild SO^gal- T h e C olos­ ing out of the bedroom win­ the Manchester Child Guidance HYBRID TEAS \Vu\\—itttm itlullfl Watch iti imooth, Knows For Sure loQ drum with a 'wire screen seum, adjoin­ dows, broken by the heat. Clinic, 317 N. Main SL SHtIt changing michiniim in actim. Notici ing the Fo- Stewart Johnston An estimated 36 volunteers eover makes a safe and inex­ Includes Shampoo, *6.99 Discovered by a clinic em­ pensive household incinerator, bow campacltht foil 100-iiidn rotary tray it Easter Dinner Favorites * Specially Low Priced! rum, built of stone in the first responded to the fire call with CLIMBERS • Cream Rinse and Set Complete ■ a ploye who had gone to the build- he says. The incinerator should — bow it bfcamu a part of thi projictor century A.D., had a capacity fom- trucks and set up 2^-inch , , , i fu be surrounded by an area of 16-OZ of some 50,000. We ^ the hydri^ts north to do some work toe fiie rathtf thm titling on top ir ta tha tidt. word, clrous, from pre-Christ- , ^ ' located quickly put out by 8to Dis- cleared or burned-over grtnind. 'D.p.w.n-ia .n-vi,. u aoa. unu sou in or m e nouse, zoc^ieu v,/M-,afnr CANS Ian Rom ans who used it to deS' 4 FLORIBUNDAS Ym 'U iiki thp Roadtilt’i axcluiva vtrticai ^ ,.-* M, trict volunteers with booster Fire permits must bV ob­ Finest Sweet Corn 4 69* Ignate the circuit of racing on a rise of land just north of . tained for any other bunting. datign that mant andiitortid picturu, tvtn chariots. Then it came to mean toe Union , Pond spillway. nose. They are available at no cost whM pro]fcting from low tihiti. In fact, II-QTI4-OZ' any arena built for sports and Fortunately, too door to toe Yesterday afternoon, toe corn- from Maneggla or from any yM'll lika ahont thia a^niational ) CANS entertainment. Incidentally, our bedroom, occupied by Mr. and w m c^led out for a gTMS Pinenpple Juice finast capacity for delivering TOP fire at 350 Burnham St., which fire warden—Hugo Broda, In the ntw projactar from Hontywall. Including N puib Mrs. Smith, had been left closed, Birdi Mt. area; Donald Ted- VALUE and service Is unlimit­ and this helped to confine the was extinguished before it could O t pHca— Juat I140.S0. Sat it tooni I 1-LB 1-OZ ford In the south end of town; B ed! Dillon Sales and Service, flames to the room. spread. / c o c k t a il F* CANS Inc. Your Ford dealer, 319 Town companies 1 and 3 «dso George Roee, Bfort Harlow and Del Monte Main St., Manchester. Phone The Maze was extinguished t o Peter MaasoUnl at Bolton Cen­ within 15 or 20 minutes, but responded to minor grass fires Salem Nassiff BABY AIDS FOR HEALTH AND COMFORT 643-2145. te r ; and Lies H arlow in the UB 1-OZ firemen were stiU on toe scene off lAke and Keeney Sts. dur­ Just think! All the Icively roses you have ever GAMXaiA and PHOTO SHOP Babies are such important people. That Is ing the day. north end. why we stock every poulble product to CANS wen after noon, cleaning out 991 MAIN STREET wanted are here at big savinjni. Choose bushes . Bletliodist NotM keep them healthier, happier and more com- Finest Sweet Pens charred debris and mopping up NOTICE PROPAGANDA TARGET or climbers in popular colors and variegated hues. The Women’s Soelsty of TEL. 643-7369 fortaUIb. A few necessities are here listed 16-OZ watw from drenched rooms. Christian Service of United to help you check what you may need. PUBUC HEARING M n. Smith, who had left toe MIAMI, Fla. (APJ — Propa- \i Blaze Roeebushes, bundle of 3 ...... 2.33 JARS ICethodiat Church will meet to­ Whole Onions rnas! boiud ADDITIONAL Absorbent cotton Baby hair brush Hybrid Tea Roaebushes, bundle of 5 ...... 2*33 Adhesive tape Baby slssors APPROPRIATIONS Applicator sticks Lime water BOARD OF DIRECTORS B aby oU Medicine drbppen TOWN OF Baby ointments N ipples Day In . . Day Out . . CHAROe IT B aby soap P aclflers DETERGENT MANCHESTER, Bandages Baby Bottles Tide GIANT PKG 86« LARGE PKG 36c Downy '•"’«z»’i49c CONNECnenjT mi Sears Revolving Charge Bath toermometw Baby Powder Notice Is hereby given that WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Boric Acid Rectal tiiennomeiter tt»e Board of Directors, Town of Bottle brushes Baby pants DETERGENT LARGE PKG Manefa'ester, Connecticut, will Bottle caps Rubber sheeting I Dash GIANT PKG 82e 40c Top Job I5C2BR 39e hold a Public Hearing In the Rubbing AloohM Bottle sterilizers Municipal Building Hearing Bottle warmers Baby scales ' OH PRESCRIPTIONS• • Breast pump Sponges Room, 41 Center Street, Man­ B aby f c ^ s Strainers iComet Cleanser 2 ^ 3 3 c Modess ’ani’a'"' napkins PKG OF 12 49c chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, . . . resulting in meaningful Covered Jars Teething rings April 12, 1966, at 8:00 p.m. on savings to you every day! Disposable diapers Bottle tongs proposed additional appropria­ Face masks V aporisers tions as foUoWp: Vitamin Cenoentratss 160Z PKG 29c No ups and downs In ydne PrescriptioB Fine tooth combs Spic & Span Reynolds W rap 35c To: Boatrd of Education for costs-—no “discounts” today, "Regular Rose Fertilizer 79c WE LIKE TO FILL BABY PRESCRIPTIONS ‘Dpmtion Head Start” prices” tomorrow! 50 lb. Bag 5 Pounds It Is a great satisfaction to know that P r o g r a m ...... $21,047 No “redooed specials”—no "temporary «A«GAiiiHe pk g s every prescription we dispense can relieve Ivory Soap ^ake 3 for 35c Blue Bonnet 2 59c to be financed by Grant reductions” on Prescriptions to Inro or cure an ailment and some of them can from Federal Government, custom ers! save Uves. Plutrmactsts are always carefni ...... 21,047 Rose Spray 1.29 to compound aU prescriptions accurately. At the same time, there Is never any LIME Ivory Soap'•“soNALCAKE for 29c Fleischmann's «a«gamne jj* 43e To: library Board, 1965/ compromise In service or quality! 1 Pound But, th m is something extra special about 4 66 Budget for purchase of a prescription for a helpless baby. While Special compounding one, somehow our responsi­ reference books ...$ 2.000 YOU GET OUR LOWEST bility seems even grentpr. J o y WOlD DETERGB’lT ^ ft-OZ BTL 3 5 c to be financed by increased PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Chase&Sanborn«^^p^w 89c Grant from State In same YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE We Deliver Crobgross Spray Tank 10.98 MAY WE BE YOUR ‘MOTHER’S IDELPER’ ? am'ounL MORE THROUGHOUT THE 2 Gallon Ci^iacity . If there IS ever any particular servtoe we To: Town Counsel, 1965/66 Everywhere, Fast Lawry's Si mubM Salt 7-OZ ncQ 49c Pari Oh faad 3 16-OZ CANS 53c YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Killer ‘ can perform for motiMrs and tiieir babies, General Fund Budget, we welcome the opportunity to help. Depend VeDMMto V#|iliiUD JdIcd VQT 14-OZ CAN 39c Straaibaart Da| faad 16-OZ CAN 10c ...... V...... $10,000 PraSCRlPnON NEEDS. cn us for more than usual servlos. H K briab AU nAVOftS fCT 14-OZ CAN 37c B en eficia l Darfcaa Sfcraddad Cimaat can 23c . to be financed from Gen­ TRY US AND SEE '44 Ineoms Tar Riymtntt are Just around tlw AMOUNT IWagwal Haifa hftaat Caffaa wol Mt 1.70 Thraa Uttia KittaBS Saafaod Triat 3 7-OZ CANS 25c eral fiW d, other revenues, Reg. 4.49 M w ^ u r OFLOAN Mlsoellaneoue. comer. . , and it's thus for Spring clothes n U ary Raar lAG 65c Cravy Maitar -maius oiavy good- Mzm.25c and finely, tool Phone Beneficial.for tha $16.75 $300 To: Planning and Zoning. cash you want now. 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___ __ .. ^ . ___ I ■ ■. .j|iM L|L * « T>nTT A 4 rW*A . MimCJHESTEB EVENmO HERAU?; li^CHESTER» C30NN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 PAGE FIFTBBN PAGE FOURTEEN oro Homers O ff M arichal Around fhe Grapefruit League l-Fight Meeting WITH Down 76ers Hawks Hull Sets Earl Yost By 115-96; Has No ^Incidents* HERALD SPORTS EDITOR New Point Mark n e w YORK (AP)M The last time tKey tangled, Juan Lakers W in f'sTeam-^ BOSTON (AP)— Bobby Hull hasn’t set any mor* ycriVViAl handled the. bat and John Roseboro did the PHILADELPHIA (AP) goals for himself— except a winner’s share of the Stan­ aatching. This time Roseboro swung on Marichal. — Even in the National ley Cup playoff purse. ^ And there wasn’t even a law- Houston Astros 'Basketball Association The CMcago scoring ace, who clearing pass to the right of auit atterwarda, drew a baeee-ioaded walk in Uie previously set a National Hock- Boston goalie Ed Johnston, RoBrix>ro walloped a' three where they score points in Uth inning against the Reds. ey League record with 64 goals. The Boston crowd of 13,900 run Ineide'the-parfc homer Sun telephone numbers, the lun inoKie-Mwi«ir» Loser i^oger jacKJack uaioscnunBaldschun naahad m-in- established an all-time scoring gave Mm a cheering ovation as day in Ms first oonfrontatloo tentionally walked Hank Aaron name of the game is de­ "Nicholson has hewn h l t t # marii .Sunday night while the he collected the puck tor a ecu* with MaiiObal since the bat- yielding singles to Felipe fense. ST. PETERSBURG, Ka. the ball well. He’s d i l i ^ g ^ Boston Bruins were wMpplng ■venir. swinging incident last August ^nd Ed Mathews. Then Both the winners and the los­ — Unique best describes runs and has cut down on ^ the Black Hawks 4-2 to flnitt that left the In s Angeles catch- >piK,mas walked, forcing Alou ers agreed on that Sunday after strikeouts,” Hatfbn p oin ty oM. out of the cellar for the first the batting order planned the Boston CelUcs rolled over er with a cut scalp ^ across the plate. "Gentile has a new a ttltu » time in six years. Francisco pitcher witii a $1,760 by Grady Hatton, new the Philadelphia 76ers 116-96 in John Bushardt and Eddie He’s not fighttog himself aftfl Montreal Again fine and an eig^rt-day aispen manager of the Houston the first g a ^ of the beat-of-sev- Hull was obviously proud of Fisher combined for the WMte has been working hard to W- Ms 97th point in one season — Sion.**■ . ^ ^ __ _ Sox’ three^t shutout of the As Astros, this season. ‘T’ve en, Eastern Divisimt Finsd play­ Beats Out Hawks Roseboro’s Shot helped the ^ always been one of the firm be­ galn Ms battMg eye." ™ offs. an assist on a goal by Stan Mlk- ita — but he was a bit dcwnceist lievers in good old fasMoned In the Western Division s«n l- For NHL Crown Youth Morement ^ over Chicago’s failure to catch baseball rather than rock ’em, finals, the Los Angeles L,akers, Montreal’s proud Canadiens sock ’em variety," the former Ever since Houston Montreal in the battle for first run seventh inning. never, a playoff champion since have grabbed the brass ring him and Marichal. infielder reported. awarded a franchise in the Ifjr place. Kansas City rocked three Met moving from Minneapolis, put again in the National Hockey "He said nothing to me and I " I want the players with tlonal League a youth m ^ themselves In a commanding 2-0 And he was looking ahead to League, leaving Bobby Hull -aid LZm Tftrwm Roe^ro pitchem for 14 Wts and whacked ment has been stressed. Some speed to get up before the pow­ lead with a 1'25-115 -victory over the coming semifinal playoff with a fistful of records and ■ fine young ball players have er Mtters bat.” the at. Louis Hawks. series ag^ainst the Detroit Red Hull’s Chicago Black Hawks be no trouble. The only thing I two home runs a ^ RoUie Shel- ‘ -Under this plan of attack, Hat­ developed M Wynn, Rusty Wings. BUgin Baylor set a career with a handful of dust. was worried about was that he ^ ton’s first four batsmen will be Staub, Joe Morgan and I'a r^ AtMetics. playoff record In that one by "I think we’ll do well against The Canadiens, who nailed would make some kind of over the four fastest on the squad — Dierker, but Hatton still ned^ Tom Tfesh, Qete Boyer and pumping in 17 for the Lakers Detroit,” he said. "We always their eighth NHL championship hire. H he had, I wotdd have outfielder Lee Maye, shortstop power and more co n s is t^ Bobby Richardson all homered for a.total o f 819. The old mark play well against the Red Wings In the last 11 years by overpow­ bad to turn Mm down.” Sonny Jacksm, second baseman front line pitching before he and rookie Fritz Peterson of 818 was set by Tommy Hein- at home and we have our first ering the Black Hawks 8-3, Sat­ CWnSan rTOIlClDCOBYancisco GeneralVrexiWtM Man' ----- . * , , Joe Morgan and outfielder Jim­ expect to make any headway.^ti Roseboro Hits Marichal (Pitch) for Home Ron shon of the Celtics. Zelmo two games in Chicago.” urday night, tuned up tor their sger ChUb Feeney said he had seven "trong hm tap as m y Wynn. "Tbey will bat in that the well-balanced, and powerM, Dexter General the Y ^ e e s sapped PMladel- Beaty -was the Hawks’ big gun "I'd like to get another crack defense of the Stanley Cup with order,” Hatton. dedered. senior league. ^ a 4-1 victory over New York in Manager Buzzy Bavasi before pWa- New Y < ^ scored seven with 36 points. at Montreal,” he said, assuming "We really won’t be losing The Astros, despite their Sunday’s regular seeuion wind­ runs in the first two innings Saturday Night Kickoff "W e’ve always been a defen­ the Canadiens will win their the game with an offer from Mels Mauled too much power, hut we are finish, gaMed some respectaip- up. Marichal to shake with Rosebo­ against Chris Short. ity and are ready to cause mOTp sive ball club,” said Boston playoff series against fourth Frank Howard and Don Lock willMg to sacrifice some if we place Toronto. The Bruins’ victory shot them ro. The Dodger catcher de­ BRADEtNTON, Fla. (AP) have to M order to get those damage, just how much Coach Red Auerbach as he past New York Into fifth place, homered for WasMngton as the He said he was particularly clined. —^Wes W'estrum’s positive guys on base without anyone in with the attack. savored the triumph over the marking the first time in six Senators overcame a 17-hlt disappointed at Chicago’s fail­ JbAJBCVOrURoseboro EMAIUsaid his1US> ^ $110,000aaV|VW _ , « i ai_ a. t i ^ .a fiilnklng campaign had a bit Sept. 18 Opening between to slow them down,” he ORADY HATTON • Wynn led the Astros M b a ­ team that ended the Celtics’ years they’ve climbed out of the lawsuit against Marichal and Pittsburgh attack that Mcluded ure to top Montreal because the of a setback Sunday when added. ting last year with a .275 a y ^ nine-year reign ais Eastern NHL ceUar. the Giants is stiU pending. ” ^e two h<>n»ers by ^ b e rto Qe- five years ago the Astros have champs. battle was lost in head to head he tried out his opening day Jackson, who specializes in age and won the team home In Sunday night’s other sea­ haskept Ms distance,” Rose- mente to beat the P l r ^ . Mat- finished eighth in their first sea­ meetings. lineup against the Kansas' singles, comes off a .331 bat­ run crown with 22, added the "Defense was our strong point' son finale, tMrd place Toronto boro said, "and that’s the way ty Alou end Dave R o^ ito had son and then three successive RBI team honor with 73 “ We had three key games .... a three MtsV(4c> apieceOT«(A/tA V/kt* for the losers.l/b4IAm. City A ’s and Ms Mets suf­ ting average with Oklahoma today (Simtoy),” said Auer­ and fourth' place Detroit played I want it.’' For Bigger NFL nMth place wind - ups, edging still found time to steal '43 ^ _ -y- John Havlicek (17) puts up a roadblock in front of Wilt Chamberlain as the big Minnesota won its sixth fered a 10-2 baking. City M the Fkiclfic Coast 4 bach, who saved Ms familiar against them and -we couldn’t to a 3-3 standoff. Therexnerc werewtsro twovwv menAitvii onwi inan thew**w. League. The speedster, who fills only the New York Mets. bases, an unusual feat for the victory cigar-smoking bit for 76er center chases a loose basketball along the court. Tight defense by Havli­ win one,” he said. second inning when Roseboro straight by ecoring two runs in Westnun’s worst Jolt The post season playoffs beg^In NEW YORK (A P )— Green Bay’s champion Packers I>erfectly into Hatton’s plans. Speed, or no speed, it’s hard team’s best hitter. the locker room. He explained cek and the other Boston Celtics helped them to a 115-96 victory. Hull’s assist against Boston Thursday night, wtth Torwito at laced a 2-2 Marichal pitch past the first inning and then hang- must have come when Jack Although listed as a coach, Doug Sanders wraps arm (and gutter) around his Fisher, his No. 1 pitcher, and the Baltimore Colts will clash on Sept. 18, opening stole 62 bases last season and to vlsuaUze toe_Astros f ^ ^ t o g that lighting the cigar in out of enabled him to ecUpee the 96- Montreal and Detroit at Chicago Giant right fielder Jesus AJou Ing on against the CardinaU. any higher than a year ago, and Robin Roberts has been taking ineck as his putt rolled into the cup on the first hole was shelled for nine hits the expanded National Football League’s expanded 1966 bids to be one of the National ...... town games caused too much point record set by Dickie In the first games of beat-cf-sev- and circled the bases for his Oamllo PascuaJ, Jim Kaat and their likely final standing, is the his regular pitching turn and of a sudden death playoff at Greensboro. He won and six runs in six Innings. commotion by the home fans. Softball Meeting Moore with M'ontreal in the en semifinal seta. . He filed out the next A1 Worthington the pitch­ schedule announced today. ------bottom of the heap. The Mets M will he a starter again when '‘■'the duel on the next hole. (AP Photofax) Calvin Murphy Sparkles Fisher, who will start the The Saturday night game at "TMs year we’ve had our ups 1956.-56 eeason. Final Standings time he faced the Giant hurler. Mg for the Twine. The Falcons will make their particular, among the usual play starts, A Set Tonight at 7 " ^ t it wasn’t the same thrill Elsewhere Sunday, Atlanta 17ie Cubs scored five un­ season for the Mets had a Milwaukee kicks off the 47th Just Like W ills and downs on defense, but we W L T Pta. OF GA also-rans, are much Improved. The youth movement wtltt I got from my 61st goal,” he shaded Cincinnati 2-1 M 11 M- earned runs on five California 1.17 ERA in five previous season for the NFL, which goes debut on gept. 11, at Atlanta "Wihen he gets on base, you Putter Helps Out . had it in this game. It was one In Two Weekend Outings Manageni or representa­ Montreal . 41 21 8 90 239 ITS The power Hatton speaks of the mound corps features pMj'* said. “ And that wasn’t one of ntogs, the Chicago WMte Sox errors and swept past the An- spring outings. from 14 teams to 16 with the against the tios Angeles Rams. can feel the excitement,” Hat­ of our better playoff games in a ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP)—Cal­ WasMngton, D.C., AH-Stars 96- tives o f teams interested in CMcago .. 37 26 8 82 240 1 ^ after his speed merchants will ker, who, won seven ofo f 15 my best shots. In fact, I didn’t staut out Houston «■«, Kansas gels with Larry Jackson jritch- RolUe Sheldon of the A’s addition of Atlanta’s Falcons, Also on the schedule on the first ton noted, "just like when Mau­ long time. We did nothing spe­ 90. performing in the Reo De­ Toronto .. 84 26 11 79 208 187 decisions M his rookie year and vin Murphy an over-rated bas­ Mt the puck squarely. I ’ve had Clty walloped the New York Mg five strong innings. worked seven, strong M- lengthens its schedule from 14 ry WSlls gets on base.” Jockson most likely be supplied by Jim cial, us«4 the same stuff we did Sunday . Mght the New Eng­ partment’s slow pitch soft­ Detroit .. . 31 27 12 74 221 194 Sunday are Chicago at Detroit, appears destined for stardom.JJ ketball player? much better shots that were Mets 10-2, the New York Yan­ Relief i>itcher Bob Heffner nMgs and got the win. weeks to 18, and increases its • can fly, make no mistake about Gentile and Dave Nicholson. when the 76ers beat us.” landers ' played the Eastern ball leagues are urged to Boshm .. . 21 43 6 48 17t 276 Cleveland at WasMngton, Min­ The latter was a hlghly-tmted "We're not going to wM any Confidence Grows If anyone had been wondering blocked by a defenseman or the kees wMpped PMladelpMa 8-3, slammed a three-run homer number of games from 98 to 106. it. Dolph Schayes, recently voted Pennsylvania All-Stars — and attend an organizational New York 16 41 11 47 196 261 nesota at San Francisco, New bonus babv with the Baltimore pennants but we are going to whether the 6-10 flash from Nor- meeting to be held tonight goaltender.” Washington whacked Pltts- that helped Cleveland overcome The regular season ends Dec. Houston has the Astrodome Coach-of-the-Year In the, NBA lost, 106-102. But not before Bowling Winner York at Pittsburgh and PMla­ Orioles and Chicago White Sox. cause our share of trouble, n . ... walk, Conn, was over-rated, at 7 at the East Side Reo Hull scored his (Uat goal Imrgh 12-3, Minnesota nipped St. Portland. Jbe Azeue and Max 18, with the title playoff set for but the ball club In no way re­ tor leadMg the 76ers to the jnurphy’s weekend performance MiUT>hy had scored an incred­ delpMa at St. Louis. sembles the most extravf^ant The Sox finaUy gave up on the some of our rook ie TOme Center. against Cesare Maniago of ttie Lotos 2-1,’ the CMcago Cube Alvls had three hits apiece for Cathy Dyak of Manchester Jan. 1 at the Eastern cham­ As Sanders Wins Eastern title, agreed with Auer­ should have resolved (he last ible 62 points in a valiant effort College Bagebalt One team will draw a bye baseball park in the world,. big outfielder, feeling that too through, we will be tough to New York Rangers to erase a edged California 8-7 and Boston the Indians. pion's park. bach. doubt. to win it almost einglehanded. Plans for the coming sea­ Sam Bowens whacked three finished fourth in the Danbury each week, with the first going Since being granted a fran- many strikeouts -.ivershadowed beat,” said Hatton, and optmns- 80-goal record he had shared Connecticut 5, Maryland 3 defeatedBC.CCtvvU Detroit V^w«6-4. --- Pete Rozelle, the leagfue’s GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP) — Confidence that is "Boston’s quick switcMng de- First, on Friday night, there There was no one else In se­ son, Including the opening ladies Duckpin Bowling Tour­ to Dallas. The Cowboys open the chdse in the National League tape-measure home runs. tically at that. with Montreal greats Maurice New Haven 11, Pratt Inst. 4 aevdan d downed Portland of Mts including a three-run homer commissioner, predicts the add­ A" o iring with his string of successes, plus an excellent fense was excellent,’’ said was the annual Dapper Dan rious cemtention for the tour­ date and sites o f ' play, will nament yesterday with , a six- following Sunday, at honic Richard and Bemie Geoffrion. Delaware 6, Yale 3 the Pacific Coast League 9-7 and stole two bases as Balti ed team and.the new-stadium in Classic, pitting Murphy and the ney’s most valuable player be discussed. ___ _ . a ___more_____ aa-lalaaMAatwMpped Jits 4 M HFI Miamim Ma J 9 farm M game score of 812. The winner, against New York, and on the S er, have made Doug Sanders the choice of at least Schayes. ______Hull got his record assist at So. Conn. 10, American U. 6 and Baltimore took Miami of St. Louis will boost NFL attend­ U.S. Hfgh School All-Stars award. club, and Brooks Carmel Gandolphi of North same afternoon the Browns and oij/e highly qualified expert to win the Masters Golf sam Jones and John Havlicek of the Baltimore 1:01 of the first period, setting Miami 3, Wesleyan 0 the FlcHrida State League 8-6 in ance past the 6-milllon mark. A against a Pennsylvania school­ The crowd gave the. 17-year- Robinson also homered for the Haven rolled 883 including a 30- Packers will play at Cleveland. Bosox Swap r Tdumament. ------pro-vlded the offense for the Cel- Orioles made 17 straight pitch- up Mlkita with a soft pass in Bridgeport 18, Rutgers other gamee. record 4,364,021 paid to see NFL . Sikes, Rodgers Frits Fit boy all-star team at Pittsburgh. old superslar a 16-mihute stand­ Orioles and Powell had three pin handicap. Dot Kershaw of The Packers-Browns game is "He is going good and has - , tics. Jones scored 29 and Havli- ing appearances last season. front of the net after he etble a (Newark) 0 Attanta snapped a four-game game? last year. ttafldence,” said A1 Besselink 1964. The total purse was j2. Bill Russell tallied 14 Marvelous Murphy scored 37 ing ovation. East Hartford was third with Gain Masters loelng streak when,Lee Thomas Mts. The Green Bay-Baltimore one of seven inter-division FORT LAUDiERD^LE, points, eight of them In the clos­ an 839 total. gsunes, cut from 14 due to ex­ GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP)— Mantilla, Cut ana named Sanders as the man ’ ®ud grabbed 18 rebounds. The opener, wMch will be televised Fla. (AP)—^Fritx Peterson, most likely to succeed in the '• Barber and Dave Ra- celUcs led 62-48 at halftime ing and _ minutes, to lead his team pansion. Atlanta will be a swing nationally by CBS, matches the R. H. Sikes and PMl Rodgers a 24-year-oId rookie, ^ p a r- Mttterij opening Thursday in ^an tied for tMrd with 277 and put the game aw^y in the tMrd to a 114-106 victoryMurphy team, playing each of the 14 Only three teams in the 37- clubs that tied for first in West­ won places in the Masters with ently has nailed down a Four Otheri” AtKUStal Ga won $6,260 each. Barber finished quarter. ------was voted------most' valuable “ ’ • play­ other cluby. starting berth witii the New year-old history of Big Eight ern Division in the 1968 regular their play M the Greater ST. PETERSBURG, Fja* ■V ^ j j with a six-imder par 65, the gtorv of the game was er of the tourney. football lost a league game and season. Green Bay won the CBS will again televise Sun­ Greensboro Open Golf Tourna­ York Yankees. (AP)—^The Boston Re.d Sox have lowest round. He had sev- Boston’s ability to muffleOn Hal Saturday night, Cal and day games on the club’s region­ irttaight tournament victory and still won an undisputed cham- playoff 11-10 on Don Chandler’s ment. Hie young right-hander made another one of thps? en birdies and one bogey. Ra- Oreer, PMladelpMa’s jump shotthe New England All-Stars al networks and in addition will ^ r d pf the season Simday when pioniiAiip — Kansas in 1930, Ok­ field goal in sud.den-4eath over­ Two places are given to those worked seven strong in­ trades that doesn’t figure ‘‘W gan closed with a 70. apHst, and the poor nine tor 36 opened play in the 7th- annual carry six regular season nation­ ijq dropped in a fiye-foot putt lahoma in 1969 and Nebraska time, then beat develamd 23-12 with the most points on the PGA nings in New York’s 8-3 help the team, swapping ^ ^ - injury and the trouble probably first half of the season and Was 1baaB SBSSDIl^|6iW W W W i»ISdfy to d s M v S b coidd not have been spotted at pari aUHtyihrtlivrtuabiaamIsMi isMftosiM '' “ named the All-Star second base-' lEiach paired the 16th, where the time. itoa aTAataUBlY to MetSMRi Weed complained of a head­ the playoff began. On the par ATTENTION In 1964, MentHla had 80 homC. lifiree 226-yard 16th, Weiskopf PtottfcWh1toayAIWHrtt B«w» w G w M iW l i S N a S lN M S fq B ache Thursday end coUapeed on runs and a .289 batting averag^” the sidelines. mjssed the grreen, cMpped up formal training pMgrama anri appranMaatUp fnm aa-N ngh g M Kasko, now 33, lost his short-' sboit and misseij Ms putt. Sand- ttiratioii from two woake to fear paMD-li • waSto of wAaAtoj , K i » l N O ' LADIES He was rutted to University stop Job last season to rookie” 'I : - ;P Hospital for ah emergency oper­ eils^ trapped Ms shot, blasted ttodaa.'nAktahAsMariaSpnpatojiQMlwaMlirlAaridpaw Sonny Jackson. He was handuf oiit'and sank it tor a par. you good wagH whilsyov laank AndyourtoeomaMS ation to remove a blood clot capped most of the year by Ifi-' i e a t i n g c o s t s -•t ' ' Are you disturbed about ..^eikkppf .picked up $12,(X)0, ately aupphimanttd » -n illt m a t t Ml Sir d*i R ' p x r " -" ' from hu^ brain. juries aM appeared in only ,()8. the latest increase the Ua biggest check since turning .<10 • games, battiiig .247. nnt|ywarMnte«arAito> s' , DOWN price of haircuts for your H ie heot example of how gun The Red Sox victory over the. larlt I .III I Wi.ldflOowlDlWiWiflgfOWSBIwWflWWiW—^ ------menfolk? Is the price in­ rqgiatiwtina laws fail to curb Tigers was MghUghted by a now and Mghar mage aca!W ...«n agWaai8ne soup MtorOnc* crease justified? Well, yea crime can be foimd ki New m h r ■af^ksamen. N ot •veiyono'' ' nm barrage. Tony Caiijt- f la t A t MMon right Ute YNT progrsm...iilnai»fdliolfdaya.«.pBhialeklMSaoo«8BSS» and no! It is, if you consider 'Yotk where 191 murdera were S Mt his eightti homer of |tii mant pkm.e.wid maivaAaradVBntopto doM, Our men aie interested in making your committed with handgunw and sel£(m and George Scott w iA a ntw pw of Muffigans. Navt the Increased cost of ap- Mound fpedl New to MtoSm toappte ltanAM *«f food lel» S I flimaoe peifonn at ite I n i ^ t efficiency and erating a barbAmhdp today 401 iMirden with other weap­ fifth, but it was his fourth ^ atying - New co lo n - New gnar- lom st cost because tiien you’ll keep baying oil Don’t let the low price scare you oH. — rent, labor, and materials ons in 1963. Yet, New York has five games since he antaod 100% watatproof aiodela. antotto f v ta A aiwaftoniced iMxpaNBSMf pifiiUilSMt WM the toughest gfun lawa in the m tting a strong bid for a etaim oMbeaetotoftelheihihUabtorpeifc Remember, three out of four furnaces all have gone up. Hiere is MaKgans ara at flaxiblo Aty'ra $1,585* oountiy. ing infield berth. ^ ke iueL'UhankB to Mobil Technical Research people buy the cor. an answer though, and we brakaa ia hy A t A m you walk HuDdndM Mf good jolB oM IVrtM M IIn at the PIKE BARBER SHOP m m have the latest facts on bow to. make Thot's the price of o new Volkswagen. h^ ss production cuts costs. And V W s froai the efaih hooM to A o A rt • MACHININO r think we can still hold the fo o t tatoaeo Hie one-in-fouz that keeps heating Some people, won’t buy one because hdve been produced in a greater mass too. See for yoanaH. Stop M aod tiy • IWSPECTiOW ■ they feel they deserve something costlier. (over 10 million t o ^ t e ) than any cor price. The answer Is to make Weekend Action DeddeSi • AIRCRAFT EN8PIE a s s e m b l y • a n at a minimum. T h ^ ’s a big difference in aaaoawpairof MuKgaos...Aa That’s the price we pay for the price we model in history. ^ , use of all the idle time bar­ • SHEET METAL distribntoro. Let one of our servicemen earn charge. Our dtr-cooleorear engine cuts costs, bershops have. In order to Last AHL Playoff ^ pnH|HliA |olf A m wiA-rtraktir • BENCH WORK And some people are afraid to buy one too,' by eliminating the need for a radi­ satisfy our own minds and aH A t price. (X/AAa arfraj lanother gold star by showing you how big that^ There’s only, om race left in was the second of the s e a s o n ^ • T O O L A d i e : : ______ator, water pump, and drive shaft. to see if people are teally'in- iiifltalBPBc m b eu because they don't see how we can turn Cleveland goalie Lee Binklay, • AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING terested in koegring.the prices, the American.Hottey-League, GSndew ehedw of lovely Da Pont out a cheap car without hoving it turn out There are no foncy gadgets, run by and it was the Barons’ eighth • EXPERIMENTAL MA6HWIN0 down, we are going to main­ and even it might, be over. ' tontine” arc cuy to wash. WE .cheap. push buttons. (The only push buttons are 'Victory in the last nine games. ItokEMttw. Won’t craelt, fray or •WEUMHQ This is how: on the doors. And those gadgets ore run tain pur present prices, ex­ The batUe for second place in O c il Hoekatra led Cleveland ’^Idslwlr Avoilabic in many ottroc- M o b il '** Prices From Since the factory doesn't change the byyou.) cept on ^turdays, when all ttte Westetn Division all but with two goals, and defensMilim ttaaotea, Jnttcall ne. WewEbe bug’s shape every year, we don’t have to When you buy a VW,you get what haircuts will be $3.25. So— ended 'wtaoi the devriand Bar­ Mri to SMaeure your windone arf Saiwai^toMMatoAyiWW’ saiiy d lwrpaaijaJjl^^ Dick Mattiuai cMpped hi wiU(^ g frto ectinutte for new 9 8 ,Chonge the factory every year, you pay for. ladies, send your husbands ons, who defeated Battinwre 6-2 goal and three assists. OMAMMSaaSDlDMMaaitilWh ■* «4aMhiaiNllAHNMBtofOM Saturday, biaated Providence 7- What we don’t spend on looks, we Whdt you don't get is frills. And yow and sons to the PIKE BAR- Oil Gilbert slammed boms^n ---- •MAMtandiaialliMsaBd » 1WMSaMNh» •pend on improvements to make more don't pay for what you don't get. BEI^ SHOP (in the Stop A lIpaMaMBit tory over Pittsburgh aftei) DUPONT ningatnSpjib An iiaaioppfrtoifhrAiaAaafrMMM Shop tniUding), oonier ot Ag g S a lwviaOM noon Uie heels of Uirtr 64 loss to the Wayne Rivers of the Bean 1 2 Broad A Middle Turnpike. same team Saturday. K e^ us busy and help keep tied it 2-2, also by putting in a| MORIARn BROTHERS Cfeveland now leato the Hor­ rebound. BU Harris and Don* 10NTINE. ThU Week fitoer eesneedert flMto to Nd A the cost o< living down! The En^laynieiit Office Horen anf aosttlngtos. K 301 G EN^ SnmET nets by four polnU with Just two McKenney had put Plttsbui^ Pt l itl TEP TRUDON. Inc games remaining. OP MANCHESTER win be (dosed Friday, K evcllcble bring your rntfitiy die- IXLEPHONE S -S S in front aft«r (Rlbert opened the April 8tfa (Good Fri- 43 13 •(AN ADDSSS S S S S A FOR la ether Sunday caUM. Roch­ BOOltag. m cherge piper* (OD.214), birth cer­ Wf^itney TOLLAND •TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE i. A. JOHNSON NASSIFF ARMS tty) and Sat, April tificate and aoclal aacurlty card YOU — "NO TlPPmO AT ester edged Baltimare 4-1 at ^ other Saturday gamw, via. Toronto and Quebec defeated whan you vlilt our office. MMiyCHBIy* UNIT NVMBirRJUl • WML Ml ivmReuiHB> THE PIKE") Rochester downed Buffalo 4-2 •Soggeeted Retail Priee Eaat Coaat P.OJC. Loeal Taxaa aPd Otter Dealer Buffalo 7-4. ” PAINT CO. 991 MAM sutler TCUPHOfiE 649-1647 and Quebec ^ l^rlngSelAif l i l t M u tt mt, uAXtetaarrm m w, IS TNEiE 4 biHn»(iE m DisitusuTois! n r us and sel* Tha ttutoat -aC ProarMeoM DeUvesF Chargea, H Aar, AddtttoaaL Wklteiwaile Opttnaal.At Extra Coat,■ y. played to a M everttma *m- in ^ PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 / 'v J Antbmobnes For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Female 35 • Heftt Wanted—Bible 86 e x t r a i n c o m e -Earn 31H- DEINTAI, assistant part-time, ANGLIA 1966 2-door, running PAGE SIXTEEN HE OIDH'TTRV ID Kiss ME ^ 380 weekly, working 10-20 hours afternoons and Saturday gdl condition, needs some repairs. *-----.vjAT W I'M GOING ON A BLIND -kvlO %fSC0-^r^ 1 date T0HIGNT5 IF HE TRIES OHCE.'JSOBS HOT EVEN " per week, evenings 7-12. Mote day. Experience not necessaiy. CLASSIFIED 326 o r best offe r. 649-6446. Write Box E, HeralA or less hours available if de­ LITTLE SPORTS Vehicles Y 66»i' I TO KISS ME,HE'S IN FOR OOOOillGriTfeCK.'ME 1959 PORiD—4-door Ranchwag- DAT£' AFATLIP.'rLLPROBABL'/ THINKS HE'S TOO GOOD TOR, sired, no experlenoe necasaary. SElORiETARY—Desirable posi­ on. Good condition. OaJI 644- HAVE-RD FIGHT HIM off; ME.'l'M A SOCIAL Apply in prson only at Friend­ tion Just opening, 3614 h(mr ACBOSS pninotin(M ly Ice Cream, '486 Main St. ITm^wheeled offloar ADVERTISING 1464. BOVS ARE SO FRESH .' FAILURE! BAWW week, air-conditioned office, vWdda SSYeUow boBI* Manchester. excellent fringe benefits. Man­ plaal 1968 MONZA convertible, 4- — UGH'”.' HOW COMEY h e c a n t 8 6 I Winter Tdild* • Motor coadi 41 K sh eg tt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS chester location. Shorthand Y ou D O irr, r a w Nimo H l6 speed, good condition, $7(X). ^AK-KUMPU.'VOU DOLTS WCKE OOlCKTO 4 2 Exelamatioa of 8 AJM. to 5 P.M. essential. Please reply to Box <5NE BINOCULARS diignst . CaU 646-6395 or stop at 166 OOIBBLE WHEMl AtXCPTEO H it CHAIRWM U^'teoaib. J, Herald, In^catlng salary ANY OF AGAIN — form) dSDramatle BrookDeld St. FULL ANU PART-TIME SWP O f O M fOMDCK'S Vfii/ PINHCR/ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. desired, etc. THE- Th e y We b e e n ItliKBe TeliiiM setUnB HM MAV BE INTEBESTBD TD LEARM THAT dBGnaiantea MONDAY Thni FBIDAT 10:30 AAL — SATUBOAV t A.M. 0ETAIL6. IN Mo c k H A m y from idc=;w WYULYS JBHP — 1962, metal INE PeR «M A U .y MEOWED THE 60 Sea moDnikl L-ilrTl I Sales woman for Manches­ HAIRDRESSER wanted — ex­ M A 30R ? ^ IN C B THE S3Self«fteem top, hydraulic plow, 3500. 4 - f - ■ N ^SSAIcy FtjMDS thwoogm a U Sebrew monfli ter jewelry store. Pleasant perience preferred. Lovely TRACK CaU at AilanUc Station, 128 SHREWD BL»»]ESS DEAL.' DON'T IS Small , PLEASE READ YOUR AD working conditions, 40 hour Lady Beauty Salon, 390 lla ln BUGGS BUNNY 'c l o s e d .' 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Errors which do not nyl upholstery, auttMiiaiUc shift, for Thursday nights and Im tm inflot S7 Exclamation ass^lbo^ S^mmaljA lessen ttie value ot the advertisement win not be eorreeted by power steering, automatic rear all day Saturday, besides SEX3RETARY - bookkeeper. One * SOAntomobila DOWN "make good” insertion. window, recent whitewall tires. full-time during the sum­ SSWOd ox of girl office, knowledge ot book­ lEOoMrimded ggsr.SK* a g a S ? Mechanical history available. . m er. keeping essential. Apply in per­ Celebes vehicle M Nomad aSMonntaitt la s g f s a ? ^ A real cream putt. 31,046. CaU son W.O. Schwarx Co., 994 Tol­ SSConnecUnc SBIictalilM tica • Elevates Edom (BOl) (Bo(*TlIle, Ton Free) BUi B eU ore, 613-61&a. 6 r 649- land Tpke. Rockville. devices ^ SO Western 4 0 S e a i m Write Box C, Herald STNama meanliif SHoldinga , BlCnUto?* I 4672. faemispbera 643-2711 875-3136 V'V WANTB3D — dependable wom­ ncoamiwb 6Ai:nc»aworn1 an to work in rest home; Please nr Trucks— Tractors 6 in WANTED — Office girl, well caU 649-6985. □ FO R SALE — 1066 Internation­ MHS.HA2H eH6H Q\ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? /- ^ / taVAy/B qualified for all types of work. 11“ i al walk-ln truck, running con­ Pleasant working conditions, SMOSTFKl HOUUB., ILL. WOMAN Ml'* " W ir e iLJ 24-Hour Answering Service dition, 3200. 742-7607. Ipim by U«D»d salary commensurate with abil­ 1 ..I TH htTvI M. OK rr 17^ ity. Conversion C hem ical, 872- IiVn- FuU Time Assembly Work ■geek 3 1956 FORD panel truck, good l I 0641. 6L0RV , * It ar 1 Free to Herald Readers body and tires, new battery,- Building—Contracting 14 Painting—Papering 21 Schools and Classes 33 APPLY A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN AT HOME= • - m otor needs w ork, 3100. 643- J. SLJxas. l!I W ant bd om u M on on one o( onr daaalfled sil i ai Htmfnita T 6626. ALL TYPES ot remod^lng, ad- INTBJRIOR — exterior painting Carbon Products, Inc. 1HA7D RIGHT? NO MUSIC; i sr No aaawer at tiie tolepbono Hated? Sim|dy call tha and paperhangilng, wallpaper 218 Hartford R <^ WHEN YOU fiO\WHAX WOULD A SAVAGE I PIP ( PROBABLY A BARBAROUS ERA OF ditions, ..garages, bathrooms LEARN MORE TOLiDCAL ptSTREss anpa TH' m 20TMART^ ’ YOR r\ LITERATURE — B M X TO 2I6G } FROM MILLIONS OF YEARS ALL RGHt S s o . lL / R*lnn Auto Accessories—Tires 6 tile, riec room s. Call Lean, removed. Mandhester and First National Manchester, Conn. CAN I GO /A S O DO IN 2IG6, FOR IN nas! UNBRIPUEP MIUTARY ( CENTURy?J WORTHY OF A 2T cDi 2 a n Hartford (no toU dharge). I 8 to 12 AJM. l^DVENTURES/ OJUURAL ICE AfiE.' EDWARDS CSeszynski, B uilder, 649-4291. TO EARN MORE WITH VOU? JL, GOODNESS SAKE? ■ FOUR MAG WHEELS, 16 inch D ial O perator, ask fo r EJnter- sr 5T will fit Ford or Chrysler prod- QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, prise 3445 or Rockville, 875- A t Stores, Inc NO PHONE OAIXS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ANSWERINB SERVICE T ■ cu t 3100. CaU 627-1347. dormers; porches, basements 6613. w ■ sr u refinished, cabinets, tmUt-ins, M . T . I. BURROUGH bookke^ilng ma­ 6494500 - 875-2519 'Trailers— formica, aluminum, 'vinyl, CHARLES J. LaOolx, painting chine operator. Part-time, J i BUSINESS SCHOOLS Has Opening For: 5T and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertlaer ba Mobile Homes 6-A steel, ceramo siding. William contractor, exterior and inter­ Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ r r Jig time without en din g aO avealng at the tele^iofia. ior, established 1938. CaU 742- Robbins Carpentry Service, 16 W E E K day, between 20-26 hour week. MUST SELL — 1964 Vlndale 649-3446. 8784, Coventry, <3onn. RGURE CLERK Good salary. CaU Mr. Shapi­ mobile home, 55x10, beautifully OEJR’lTFIiCA’rB URSEffi IN ro, 643-2128. Casual ViUage □ HUB Automobiles For Sale 4 furnished, 2 bedrooms, wall to CARPENTRY — Concrete work,,, ■ w Shop, Manchester. 4 Floor Tlnisbing 24 16 CHEVROLET — 1965 super well carpeting, formal dindng anything from cellar to roof. Full or part-time days. □r H E R A LD Secretarial Programming Must have above average sport, hardtop, maroon, black room with parquet floor, ori- inside and out, no substitute for pxOOR SANDING and reflnish- GIRLS Interested in Cape Cod ar 51 sr Gregg Shorthand arithmetic ability and sklU W interior, 4-speed, 3(XI h.p., 32,5(X) ginaUy 36,875, asking 34,300. qual.ty work, satisfaction guar­ Ing (specializing In older summer employment. CaU for n r I.B.M. Keypunch on comptometer or calcu­ 'It B O X L E H E R S 289-4167. ^ CaH Storrs, 429-1752. anteed, competatlve prices, no floors). W a:^g floors. Paint­ Interview, Storrs, 429-5868. BT Business Taping lator. Job too small. D A D Carpen­ ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. 10%’ CAMPER, sleeps six, HIGH SCHOOL girl majoring r c - F o r Y ou r try , days 643-1904, evenings 649- No Job too amaU. John Ver- BY AL VERMEER 55” W j 1961 OOMETT — 4-door, clean, mounted, on 19® Ford % ton In Burroughs Bookkeeping Ma­ PRISCILLA’S POP 4 8880. fa ille , 649-6760. Day and evening classes, EYee t Information one owner. CaU 649-6324. pickup, custom cab, radio, nation-wide placement, N ext FULL-TIME chine and general office work, CARLYLE TARES . S E T S BUT O____ N L Y WWATS heater, V-8 with 4-speed trans­ CABINET WORK, formica coun­ class, April II. after school and Saturday. C jO t a n APTER ME! TM AT A 'D " ^ ^ THE MATTER BY J. B. WILLIAMS HSIRALD wiU not 1966 CHEVROLET IM PALA, 9 mission, 4,000 miles, like new. ters, rec rooms, remodeling. CaU Mr. Shapiro, Casual Vil­ HISTORY OUT OUR WAY Bonds— Stocks— DAYS 'A " IM I WAS FROM ME, disclose the identity of passenger station wagon, P rice 33,800. CaU 643-6947 alter Qufdlty work. Reasonable pric­ lage, for appointment. 643- TOO.' 4 13,000 m iles, one owner. Call IM^rtgages ,2 7 C A LL — 'WIRTTE — VISTT MATH.' GCXDD IN WHERE HAVE I BEEN ALL AWP IT 5 0 H APPENS I P IP A any advertiser using box 6. es. F ree estim ates. CaU 649- 2128. EVENING? WHV. 'lOU SAW ME LITTLE CHECKING OUT OF AW letters. Readers answer­ 649-2074. OWN BEFORE'KXJ LEFT. ' A FRESH START wlU lump lLEAVE e a v e wWITH i t h SOMEs o m e bBOOKS o o k s 1 OWN BETOKfc XJU . ing blind box ads who Motocycles— Bicycles 11 yoiu* debts; Into one easy pay-' M. T . I. SMALL GROWING electronics HAPTD RETURN TDTHE LIBRARY'\ HBRa—AWP THESE ARE ✓ desire to protect their 1964 CHEWROLE7T Biscayne 4- KEYPUNCH firm located ta East Hartfotd 1 J U S T G O T T O B»?W SIW 'AKDUW P ) THE SAM E BOOK S 'YOU > ment. If imu have equity ta BUSINESS SCHOOL Identity can foUow this door sedan, economy 6 cylin­ wants women lor aesemhly AW P LOST t r a c k o f THE TIME, W ERE GOING TD RETURN/ QUALITY Motorcycles for qual­ Roofing—Siding 16 proi>erty, caU BYank Burke to 750 Main St., Suite 804 1SALL--I CHECKEP OUT THOSE NOW, AIISTER, GETTIKIG gAOC procedu re: der engine, radio, standard ity conscious people. As low as work. Clean envinmment, R m w ET.T. HOME Im provem ent discuss ways and means. Con­ Hakford 625-9317 OPERATOR ; WHEN I LEFT THERE/ TD MV ORIGPdAL OUESTION-IIUN“* transmission, nicely equipped. 310 down. M otorcycle Sales, 595 pleasant ■working conditions. WHERE H AVa Enclose your reply to the Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ necticut Mortgage Elxchange, ■ r 31,125. 649-6808. 'Washington St., Middletown. CaU 280-6426 betw em 9-12 and X) BEEMALL.LL ) box in ^ envelope — tions, additions and lemodel- 15 Lew is St., H artford, 246- Must be experienced ta Al­ EVENING? 1-4:30. addressed to the Classi- 1®7 BUKSC Speded, good con­ SEE US ON 'THE world’s most tag ot aU types. ExceUent 8897. pha - Numeric IBM Key­ U l fled Manager, Manchester H elp W aritsd— ^Female 35 dition. New tires. Best offer. exciting motewcyole. The mag­ workm anship. 649-6496. punch. IF 1 Evening %rald, together 643-0893. SEOOiro MORTGAGE — Un­ with a memo Usting the nificent Norton Atlas 760cc, ® limited funds avallal^le for sec Company offers exceUent h.p. Al Gill’s Motorcycles, 695 A A. DION, INC. Roofing, IMPORTANT NOTICE Dollars and Sense in you do NOT 1959 PLYMOUTH station 'wag­ Biding, painting. Carpentry. Al- ond mortgages, payments to wages and working condi­ want~to see your letter. on, 6 cylinder, radio, standard Washington St., Middletown, ■uit your budget. Elxpedlent The 1964 ClvU Rights Law tions, convenient free park­ 4.4 toraUona and addlUona. CeU- Highly rated company with ex­ Your letter wlU be de­ transm ission, good tires, 3176, Conn. serv ice. J , D . R ealty, 643-5129. prohibits, with certain ex­ ing, ta - plant cafeteria, stroy 3d if the advertiser is tags. Workmanship guaran­ ceUent references Is seeking S WiU finance. Can be seen at ceptions, discrimination be­ above average benefits. BY KEN MUSE one you’ve mentioned. If JJ6 INCH boys’ 3 speed bi­ teed. 299 Autumn S t 648-4860. women. Our conscientious g^irls WAYOUT Cunliffe Motors, Route 83, near BILLS? ? ? ConsoUdate all cause o f sex. I t 'Will now not It wlU be handled in cycle one year old, exceUent pa3rments with our ONE PAY- with pleasing personality and the usual manner. Vernon C ircle, o r caU 876-3747. necessary for our readek. APPLY MEJNT-PEIR-MONTH ETAN! not only to read the usual neat appearance axe now earn­ COM E I N / TROV E© DIO SMO S O R R V ^ F E L L A H , OHEVROLETT—1964 Impala, 2- Bank ratq^,. available for home Female Help Wanted and ing 3150 weekly, commission or C O A E IN / CURVING JAA^PER NO OPENINGS ROOETNO — Specializing re­ mm* kt MIA. Ut.TM.faB. door, hardtop, V-8 automatic, owners. CaU New Haven 787- Male Help Wanted classifi­ salary. 3 hours per evening. STOXXVM T VIU/WP TO D A Y F O R Lost and Found 1' pairing roofs of aU kinds, new First National exceUent condition, 31,900. Business Services 5761 or New London 442-1135. cations, but also our Classifi­ Car and phone necessary. POLITICIANS V “Jimmy has more prospects than you had at his age, roofs, gutter work, chimneys DAFORMS KUTS/ NOTICE Is hereby g^ven that 643-8485. O ffered 13 cation Help Wanted — Male cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Dad. There’s the Peace. Corps, the Job Corps or, if' Optional Share Book No. 8171 or FemsJe . . . 37. Stores, Inc* FBSbSONAL INTBIR'VIBIW w A vou r STEra, sidewalks, stone walls, siding. 80 years’ experience. business Opportunity 28 worse comes to worst, the Anti-Poverty Program!” issued by the Manchester Sav­ 1966 CEHVROLET Super Sport, tMPLWMENT firep’Acea, flagstone terraces. Free estimates. CaU Howle^, MRS. MANN 232-6400 SERVICE ings cmd Loan Association, In- 300 h.p. triple carbs or stock SPOR'nNG GOODS STORE — Park aild Oakland Aves. AU concrete repair!. Reason­ 643-6361, 644-8383. ooiporated, has 'been lost and 4-barrel, 4-!g)eed transmission prime location, priced for quick WAITRESSES — Dining room Blast Hartford 4 - ^ able prices. 643-085L CLEIRK-TYPIST 3:30-6 p.m. or --■•pplication hsis been made to with hurst linkage, posi-trac- and cocktail lounge, full or sale. J . D . R eal E state, 643- 3:80-10 o r 11 p.m . CaU 648-1149 -S h e r l o c k •aid Association for/^ym ent tion rear end, AM-EM stereo a PPLIAN<3ES repaired — all part-time, wlU train. White Heating and Plumbing 17 6129. for appointment. An equal op­ of the amount of deposit. radio, air-conditioning, ■ black makes washers, refrigerators, Stag Restaurant 87 'Windsor WATniBlSSElS —I o r part- B E N C A SE Y with red interior, 5 brand new freezers, dryers, gas and elec- BOTn PLUMBING and. heating IN ONE of the busiest Ave., Rockville. 875-8884. time days, nights Slid or week portunity employer. LOST — passbook No. W763a tires, showroom condition. 32,- trie ranges. Oil burners repairs, slteraUons, electric spots ta Manchester doing ex­ ends. Immediate ^poeitions Savings Bank of Manchester. 900. Firm. CaU 876-8W. cleaned and repaired. Oosma and gas hot water heaters, free cellent business, priced for open. Apply ta person dqly to Application made for payment. A ppliance, 649-0066. estim ates. CUl 643-1496. quick sale. Owners going south. Howard Johnson Restaib^t, 1953 CHEVROLET, very good ______J. D. R eal Estate, 643-5129. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 894 Tolland T pke., M anche^er BWJND — ■wire hair fox ter­ condition, 3126. 876-0286 after HAROLD AND SON Rubblkb Re- COMPLETE plumbing and. Exit 94 Wilbur Cross Park­ BY FRANK O’NEAL rier, m ale. CaU Lee FraceW a, 6 p.m . moval — attics, cellars and heating service, complete new PART-TIME service business, MACHINE OPERATOR WANTED SH O RT R IB S w ay. D og W arden. 643-8594. yards, weekly or monthly pick­ bathroom tastallationa and earnings 350-3KX) per week, in­ 1956 BUICK — good tires and 1 SEE Nbu I b a c NN ADVICE up. Bolton, Manchester vicin­ bathroom remodeling, 30 years, vestm ent required, term s. 289- Fplishers for turbine and transmission, new shocks and Opening for experienced BTtlENDLY, heat, dependable ABOUT POUSUMSSbUR ARMOR. ity. Hartdd Hoar, 649-4084L in business. Earl VanCamp, 7172. Announcements 2 brakes. 3125. ” 649-4723 after 6 Accounts Payable machine girl to work afternoons at a compressor blades. Also I 649-4749. operator fam iliar NCR dairy bar. 'Write Box RR, p.m . SHARPENING Service — Saws, INVESTIGATE AwOEDENTIS. in s p ^ to r s . model 33 or similar ac­ H erald. OOTTON RUGS and bedspreads knives, axes, shears, skates, Earn 36.44 hour A- full or dyed, 70 decorator colors. 1967 FORD V-6 convertible, au­ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 counts payable machine. APPLY rotary blades. Quick service. spare time. Car furnished. Ex­ PART-TIME WOMAN to do Lucl^ Lady Laundry, 43 I^ir- tomatic, exceUent body and Csi>ltol EqulpmeiiL Oo., 88 penses paid. We train you at secretarial work, 2 or 3 days mechanical condition, new top, FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and Company offere exceUent neU Place, Manchester. Mata St, Manchester. Hours home. BYee information. Abso­ RED-LEE tires, carburetor, battery, 3460. reasonably done ta my home. working conditions, free a week, 4 hours per day. B!x- dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur- lutely no obligation. Write to­ cellent' opportunity for mar­ C o., Ine. 648-7300. CaU 643-8760. benefit program, good sal­ M e ta l: P ersonals day 7-4. 643-7968. day. Men urgently needed. ary, convenient free park­ ried woman with children ta 69 W q S t. 1966 AUSTIN H BALY — m odel 11^ ■ Universail, OL-3, 6810 H ill- school. CaU Rex Lumber Co., TYPEWRITERS — Standard ing. Mantdiee INCOME TAX Returns — Busl- 100 engine, completely over­ ALTERA*nON ON lady’s cloth- crest, D allas, ’Texas 76205. 289-9379. and electric. Repaired, over­ neaa and tadiiridual, prepared hauled, many new parts. Some tag, reasonable. CaU 643-4981. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVi by fuU-time Income tax ac­ body work needed. Best offer APPLY P.O. BOX 73 countant Raymond Girard, chines rented and repair^ DREISSMAKING — remodeling Schools and Classes 33 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE over 3300. 742-7404. ^ eny garments, lady's or gentle­ 649-5660 or caU ooUect 875- Pickup and deUvery service. HARTFORD T a le Typew riter Service, 649- man's. Special offer for Eas­ TEN MEN WANTED WANTED e U B B — l AND tO^S&iOAJLL LCOKSUkeWElag 7862. 1962 OHEJVIROLBT B iscayne — Wanted CHASING RAINBOWS, I BAD/-- W,SON...ITWAS 6 cyUnder, automatic trans­ te r — shorten coats, 32.75; DfDVCURSMjy TOLD HIM AT/'SHIRl^TOAN (5O/N0 TDHAVIF NO EXPERIENCE HOW 6UESS. I HEARD RUMORS ‘WAsrr... JUST SOME POOR INCOME TAX returns pre­ mission, power steering, radio, dresses, 31.60. 46 Green Manor stating education, experi­ Clean, Late Model PART-TIM E HCnEALETIER THAT IF H& AMeaGWMUNC«/. P & ^ I H O U Z LAND CLEARING, tree re­ NECESSARY ence and salary require­ WONDERFUL OF A GIRL IN MlSStSSlPPl-^- WAS IT CREATURE IN A pared at reanonahle rates. CaU 3695. 649-0719, between 6-7. RU. COUNTER MEN TO SEE ><00, CAUEO CHRISTY SAWYER. MOTHER?. CARNIVAL. 10M A O D I D N Y TIMEAFTBZ John Morette, 649-9017. moval. and chain saw work. m ents. USED CARS MY BOY/ ■ p s e i u N O - JOlNTH e ALU, A . M ichaud, 742-8096. TRAIN AS TRACTOR » AJML t o 4 FJU. WMIHOCP? F P m iD S H IP REDE WANTED from Eldridge Moving—Tmdcing— TRAILER DRIVER Top Prices Paid WUl T rain CLL3& THE MANCHESTER Overhead St to Pratt A Whitney gate SPECIALS S tora g e 20 For AU Makes A g e No Barrier! 8 or 6, second shift. CaU 649- Door sales, service and instal­ Immediate Job opportuni­ BmL-TIME COUNTB3R girl BXDR LIGHT delivery or col­ Apply In Person At 9418. lation on aU tirpes of doors, 24 ties available with major for morning shift. Apply Mis­ CARTER CHEVROLH ’61 DODGE V-8 $645. hour service, frM estimates. lections of smaU units, have tru ckin g company. Li­ ter Donut, 255 West Middle MEATOWN Convertible coupe, radio, 643:2087, 643-0892. car and i>ick up truck, many censed by 'mass registry of Tpke., Manchester. C O .. IN C . RA'mOND P. JEWELL, book­ heater, automatic trans- years experieiK:e, know town 12161/2 SUver Lane, Motor Vehicles. To qualify 1229 Main St. East Hartford, Conn. keeping w ork. CaU 649-4866. mission, power steering and ELECTROLUX vacuum dean- weU. CaU 643-7116. you must complete a part Phone 649-523S brakes. BbcceUent condition. era, sales and service, bonded or full-time driver training (REJECTEE) WHIPPED, BUZ RB>E WANTED — West Mid­ representative. Alfred AmeU, MANCHESTER Delivery, Light V tuRNSTO HS aO HOMB, trucking and package deUvery. program. If accepted, tui­ DJCI& dle T pke., to Pratt & Whitney, 110 B ryan D r., U an ch esttf 644- tion terms will be rirrang- OHALU y . y ’60 FORD V-8 $595. Refrigerators, washers and awaS»««.iM. eCQce shift. CaU 649-1M2. 814L ed. Placement service upon GEORGE N. Ck>nvertible coupe, white, stove moving apeclalty. Foldtag completion. Phone Hart­ radio, heater, automatic ATTICS, CBULARS, garages ch airs to r r e n t 649-0753. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ford 249-7771 anytime. M ICK Y FIN N BY LANK LEONARD Automobfles For Sale 4 transmission, power steer­ and yards cleaned, trash haul­ CONVERSE Grossman Grows Again RtflOKTBR WP VHCAWeiS. ATTCMPTMO TO BXP0*e ing and brakes. ed to dump. Reasonable, CaU LOU W U K » AaieiTOK ACT. BMCOUimiRS A RlALXSATOIt.. MklBD CART Your credit turn- 643-5819. Paintiitg—Papering 21 Help Wanted-Female 35 We <« «n ed 8 lumber yards ta 1965 and have 9 more planned J O g / J O n t XTOLP MOUAKniNNMam ’.iljki dow n? Short on down pay­ PAINTING INSIDE and outside painting. to r 1( 86. Several are to be the Greater Hartford Area. HtM ABOUT m 00¥00 LUCKl NE MUST'VE JfiF HOLD OUTD Hl» ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- '6 1 CJOMET 6 $395. SPRING CLEANING —land­ SALESLADY — fuU or part- AND — miT Z U O tfT _ DBDAUMRM IRTH HflTH YER TRUNKS, You name your own prica •ten? IXm’t despair I See Hon­ 4-door sedan, radio and scaping, lawn raking, tree re­ time. Apply Mario’s Bakery, ta THMKMiVaomOUTf ISAM HUH WIT Special rates for homeowners est IXniglas. Inquire about low- heater, automatic trans­ moval, removal of rubbish 829 Main St. D EG 0 R A T IN 8 WE NEED MEN est down, smaUest payments mission, motor completely from attics, ceUara and ga­ 65 or over. 649-7863, 375-84QL Can 6 P.M. - 9 PJMU overhauled, new muffler GENERAL ALL AROUND laun­ Phone 648-2804 a p p l y i n p e r s o n anywhere. N o sm all loen o r (!• rages, 649-4665, EXTERIOR and Interior patati and taU pipes. dry worker, part-time or fuU- FULLY INSURED , WILLIAM MARSH ■anoe company plan. Douglas tag. WaUpaper books, paper- SALES AND Service on Arlene, tlme. Apply New System Laun­ GROSSMAN LUMBER $Cotops, 838 Main. hanging. Ceilings. Bloors. B\d- HARTFORD ROAD Many More to C%oose From Halm Bkdipee, Jaoobeon lawn d ry , H arrison St., 649-7753. REPOSSESSION; Take over mowers. Also HomeUte chain ly insured. Workmanship gua^ MANCHESTER, CONN. payments, no cash needed with Also Mechanic’s Special eaw« and International Cub anteed. L eo PeUetier, 649-6326. Average credit. 1965 Pontiac Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ I f no answer, 643-9048. NO MONEY DOWN GTO, 1964 CadUlac sedan. 1965 ment and sharpening service JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint­ lioBza oonverUble. CaU 289-. BOB ‘VIOUETTE, Sales Mgr. on aU makes. L 4k M Elquip- ing, interior and exterior, pa- SS54, ask a for Graham Holmes. meat Ooip., Route 83, Venion, perhangtag, wallpaper re­ MACHINISTS 875-76(>0. M anchester Ebc- moved. Wallpaper books on re­ iiitin U S u k MSMAJNTMNG 1955 Chevro­ SOLIMENE MOTORS obange—^Enterpriss 1945. We have some excellent .opportunities for both first and le t V-8 , standard, 2-door hard­ quest. B^illy insiired. EYee es­ second shifts for qualified aU aroimd machinists. 367 Oakland St. 643-0507 tim ates. CaU 649-9658. ^ Job OppgjHtjjnity MR. ABERNATHY BY^RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES top, many parts, standard for DICK’S SERVICE — Snow­ Why buck the heavy traffic? Work ta a new, modem BY LEFF and MeWILLIA^ any y ea r, 255 o r 283 cu. inch plowing, trucking, moving, rub­ INTERIOR and octerior point- faculty on the Wilbur Cross Highway at Exit 95. Easy ,WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOB A i engine. 6 P ioneer C ircle. 640- bish removal, carpentry, clean­ Ing: waUpaper removed, fully commuting and ample parking. AS PRESIDENT OF SOMEONE EISEOOUIO w hy i n e v b z t a k e CHRISTOPHER KNICKERBOCK* /^WELL, I'VE HUNTED ALL OVER.: I'M IN A BIND, SAVE rr. WHAT*»: <4874. ing, general repairs, aU'^rpes THISCOMAANYr ■ t ... IT CAAY'r BE >OU / / ANP BACK FOR YOU, ONLY TO SO X'M VilLLING 1964 OATAU NA Viota 4-door insured. Rene Belanger, 643 We offer exceUent starting rates and outstanding shift AAFL ALWA'VSTAKE OVER K AN AFTERNOON OFFJ ON YOUR VIIIATER. of odd Jobs. Try Dick, reason­ TELETYPESEHER MONITOR CANY AFFORD TD. YOUR RESFiONSimUTIES. FIND YOU ON MY DOORSTEP. TO FORGET THE LOGGED MIND'E Hardtop, power brakes cmd 0512 o r 644-0804. prenfium , fu ll frin g e benefit progn:

i I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAV, APRIL 4, 1966 ------_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL, 4, 1966 ' \ PAGE NINETEEN i»AGE e i g h t e e n ■ ArtMaFwSal. ;4» ^ ~ ,V, ■ . ■ • ’ ■ . . ' , • ~ ‘ Help Wanted^Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted— ^ Boats and AcceaswieB 46 Rooms Without-Hoard-5t Apartments—Flato— ' Houses For Sal* 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Male or FamaU PART-TIME mornings and or EXPERIENCES) Painters and _ HL ««! lO T . SS 3.1968 — 6% h.p. Evinrude out- THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot- T en em en ts 63 MANCHESTER — Spacious cua- TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 BRUCE! ROAD In LakeWood SPECTACULAR. waterfront ANDOVER lake front home — -.It, board motor, $140. CaU 649- tage Street, centrally looted, CENTRAL 6 room duplex, new- tom built 6V4 room Ranch, pic- room Colonial, 2-car garage, Circle . . . a sta t^ 6 room home. Glass walled living ideal year aaround living. 100* early afternoons, two or three young all around liandy man. OCXXtS — Immediate opei^ngs ______b e ^ e s , INCREASE YOUR men. Tire service, mechanical 875-8073, week days 8-6 for full-time night and day shampooer $L Tha Bbarwln- -a CM, large, pleaaantly famished ly redecorated. Adults pre- ture book kitchen, 13x21 Yv'ng enclosed porch, shaded lot, per. Colonial. Excellent fam ily room,'3 twin bedrooms, 2 fire- sandy beach, 5 rooms, m CLASSIFIED EARNING cooks, experience not neces­ shepherd puq>pies, Siamese k it­ - rooms, parking. Call 649-285$ ferred. CaU aftw 5, 643-5518. room, paneled recreation room, manent siding, $16,900. HaySs home in a fine residential area, places, 100’ frwitage, Coventry baths, fireplace, large closed work, service station work.,|See p.m. tens, hirde, monkeya, guinea Williams Ox / POWER Gerry or Jay, 'Hre City, .367 sary, will train. Howard John­ - T A T Q overnight and p erm an en t------^——------Hayes Agency, (M6-0131. Agency, 646-0131. Three big, bedrooms, and a Lake. Lappen Agency, 649-6281, porch, A-1 condition, beautiful / • WINDOW CLEANER, part- son’s Restaurant, 394 Tolland piga, ducks, cMcks. Full line USED HOSPITAL BEDS with imJOllfLZ J D V J / \ l 0 irttest rates. — : . ' ' .— r------" ' ■ ■ ■. — ------large Uylfig room, formal din- 649-6140. ' sunny location. Owner leaving . Broad St. of Biqn)Ve8. MiUord. 878-6864. .»: ■ ______^------,------Funushed ApsrtmeiltS 63-A Manchester ROLXJNG PARK ing joom, kitchen is adequate. -...... —.....— ■ ...... atate. Asking $18,400. Please PRATT & WHITNEY time or full-time, willing to Tpke., Manchester, exit 94 Wil­ al^'railB . $22 each. CaH 849- 1 advertising learn. 649-6834. bur Cross Parieway. Rtl9 between 9 a.m.—* p.M. - 4II* ~ RENT — front room, centrally jup™ nnoMS and bath in- ' cmvynmmTMr' aDUV-iTAT Riwzeway, attached two car caU Lange Agency, Columbia, AIRCRAFT ■pWAni-E PUPS for sale — AKC _jrT»»mBK.n (1963 Wbov«.) parking. 69 Birch St ^ SOMETHING SPECIAL pu^ge Lot has plenty ^ SPRING SPECIALS 228-9349 or 228-3296. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS RETIRED gentlemen needed as registered. Agway Feed MAINTENANCE m e n — WOMEN — part-time 16’ B rieW -top. aide and stem _ aduU^parking, available April Yes! Swim in backyard paUo. near Buckley School. 643- ^ offe^ at $1^^ T J. knUTH WINTER BeauUftd 8 AJVL to 5 PJM. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft orderlies 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. work, full-time pay, flexible aeareh Center, West Rd. El­ yOR SALE, cedar poirin. , .;“ ^*** ROOM with kitchen privileges. 1. Seen anytime. 272 Main S t ^ Crockett. Realtor. 643-1577. COVENTRY — 5 r o o m ^Woodland Park. 6 room Ranch, can offer both experienced . MECHANIC .Permanent part-time poeiUon hours, local area, no exper­ lington. 878-9488. ___ George H. GrMflng. 74>78e6. available. Will train. A{^y to - 1 4 ’ OUtown ten—(oxc««ent) centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, - and family. MANCHEST?1R —7 room house, MANCHESTER — $15,900 for Ranch, 3 bedrooms, alu- 3 bedrooms, completely rede^ and Inexperienced people » ience necessary. For interview 14 OWMwn tep-(excffient) „ ^ 2>4 I^M fo^shed a ^ ^ •mis 5 room Ran^ is de- cabinet l^hen, porches, 2-car immaculate 7H room home. minum siding, aluminum “mted, ftolshed hZsement. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, unusually good opportuni­ nursing office Manchester Me- stop at Coim. State EJmidoy- _ $125. Can Large local concern has moriad Hoepital. An equal op- RED GELDINO s t e r e o c o n s o l e s AJeo Now Boat® by S tarcraft ------— ------f™ garage ./Beautiful extra large Colonial decor throughout storms, screens, oil hot wa- trees Owner. 644-0859. MONDAY Xkra FRIDAY 10:S0 AM. — SATDBDAY 9 AM. ties to earn more money. opening for man experi­ ment, 806 Main St., Manches­ Experienced people have . portimlty employer. ter on Tuesday or BWday at 949-9712. ------^ ^ e d . $75 per month. CaU tog at low cost of $ M ,^ . fot ^ trees, garden space, convenient central locaUon. ter baseboard radiaOon, ------!------!------enced in machine repair n e v e r USED “ MpRRinF’CI Apartments—Flat*— ______CaU Roger WaUter today, N e^ schools, on bus Une. Hard immediate occupancy. Bel Air > asking price. $8,000. COLUMBIA LAKE — $12,000. the chance to further de­ and maintenance daywork^ 2 p.m. Arte for Mr. Gilletta. MINIATURE MALE poodle $87. YOUR OOOPKRATION WDX 1)1 A l velop their abilltlN and to puppies, AKC registered. CaH T enem enta M ______649-6306. t o ^ ^ t at $14,900. Mitten Agen- Real Estote. 643-0332. ^ * bedroom Randi, fireplace, BE APPRECIATED I I Permanent position, excel­ PART-TIME ADD TO YOUR income aeBing SPORT SPOT ' ______“ Business Locations Realtors, 64S-0930. ------— COVMl'I'RY 5 screened porch, basement, 104’ make use of their skills to lent wages and employe 843-7115. Wffl « x e p t $1.25 weekly get ahead. Inexperienced A* Rawleigh V Products part-time 680 Center St, Manchester LOOKma tor anything to real For Rent 64 BARROWS & WALLACE beneflts. Large national company Inter­ in Hartford - Manchester. DEALER, 646-0412 ------estate rentals - apartment*. ------^----- Manchester Parkade 7 MANt^HES-raR Attention to family flat. This is a custom Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. people can earn g^ood —"H I I ~ ------— hotoes mulHnle dnretonira poll DESIRABLE store or office Mnnche5rter 649-5306 / vestors — Unique opportunity puilt home, never has had approved road, excellent ft------,------^------CoRrinuMi From Pitecodlng Pago wages while they learn viewing men interested in re­ Many making sales of $6 and L ive Stock 42 tail lawn and garden sales. up hourly. Also, full-time Dis­ SAVE BIG! Do yoac own rug X-' Diamonds—Watches— J D Realtv 64SE1M *^’ space, ground floor, clean, at- ______• / to buy 4-famlly plus single much wear and tear. Beautiful nanclng, asking price, $8,- BOLTCN. (CUSTOM built one valuable trades through on- iTT Jewelry 48 •- • ■»'» tracUve imd reasonable. Apply TWO FAMILY — -h flat, cen- home, new central heating sys- o^k floors, oak trim, plaster. owner home. Featuring 36 Send resiune to P.O. Box Please contact Mr. Babbitt, trict. Write Rawlelgh Depart­ HORSES AtWtRDBD — private and upholstery cleaning with 6 6 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male the-Job training as well as 73, Hartford, stating expe­ ^ h a v e customers waiting Mr. Daly. fiU te Theatre. U trally located on bus,4ine, re- tern in 4-famlly. annual in- etc. A real solid home. Two n o r t h OO-v p n t r y — ^d a heated and flre- Howard-Johnson Motor Lodge, ment. CND-26-1829, Albany, farm, excellent cart. CaU 648- Blue Lustre. Rent electric 6 a variety of formal train­ rience and qualifications. tor the rental of your apax-t. a.m.- 8 p.m. cent heating system/2-car ga- come $5,200. Hayes Agency, separate heaUng system, de- room Ranch beautifully family room 3 generous ABI;e w om an for general ing and apprentice courses. Springfield, Mass., 734-8211 or N.Y. 12202. 6066 or 648-6160. shampooer $1. Olcott V aried housework, four days weeikly, This May Be Starting wages are excel­ Vlttner’s Garden Center, Tol­ Store. 8:30-1. BS^erlenced only need lent (PLUS—^many of our land Tpke., Manchester, Conn. trade, dosed Mondays. P. B. — .^**______space. 100 to 2,000 square feet. MANCHESTER - 5H room 1®"^’ fuU basement, one acre lot, room-dining room. 8 full Situations Wanted— 45 l a r g e f u r n a c e wlOi'three apply. OeR 640-5818 after 4:30. departments are currently YOUNG MAN—5% day week, ■ Articles For Sale Bray, 7*7 Main Street. 8UU NEED A RENT? Call the Rent central location, abundance of ’______:______Cape, aluminum storms, dis- m U ^ . T. J. Crockett, Realtor, minimum financing avail- i,ath.s. 'Three zone heat. 2 car no nights, no Sunday, with Fem ale 38 hot air Mowers. Powered ga- n u r s e s —' RN or LPN 3-11 TH E JOB working overtime) and doors. For information T h e /e r BuUdlng. Man, no charge. West Side parking, alter to suit;. Hayes MANCHESTER — SpUt level, poaal, amesite drive, conven- ______able, asking $13,500. garage. 200x 288 tree shaded PAWA offers good ad­ driver’s license. Apply in i>er- Mfvpmm r>TPin the hundreds of Laundry, 43 PumeU Place, small office maintenance time. 643-6612. sand. 643-9604. Tomaszewskl, Box 363, South 0090,643-6675.'' OFFIC^ ^ ite s in MANCHESTER — $15,900. 6 eellent condition throughout, aii COVENTRY _ SM room place, oil heat, storm 'windows 8:^-9:00 a.m. group. Previous experience Also gravel, sand . and fill. - Rd„ Bolton, open daily. 649------. State ^Theater Building. In- garage, central completely finished rec room, Ranch, heated garage, f am- and screens. Priced at only In free items. Alice Williams, people . . . both experi­ George H. Grlfflng, Inc. And­ Popular Club Plan, Depart­ e 2 MECHANICS enced and inexperienced ... helpful but not essential. DPN’T merely brighten your M72- ______T S m il 4 “ P-"'-’ location, w (k>ded^„ all city 2-zone hot water oil h e a t Are- S lly sized kitchen, ^3 bed- $7,900. Alice Clampet, Realtor, PART-'TIME DRIVER, noon Above average wages and D ogs— ^Birds— ^Pets 41 over. 742-7886. carpets . . . Blue Lustre them ment P808, Lynihrook, New e 2 EXPERIENCED LUBRI­ that are being hired every till 5 p.m., Monday - Friday. York. week at Pratt A Whitnpy working- conditions, free WALLPAPER. CSoseouts, 800 . . . eliminate rapid resoUlng. CATION MEN 646-0223, 875-0741. benefit program. GRCXIMING and boarding aU Rent electric shampooer $1. ,, M »i»b Eo m« Boanti«, bppbonco. UicMea. HayM __ L.! ___ ^___ !___ « « « drivi? troM lot, oombina- j k ROOM CAPE -Flr»pim7 fa°n‘diap J * o S COVENTRY — Immacul.ta 6 Aircraft. breeds. Harmony IBlIs, H. C. patterns. 87c-97c, single roll. WOMAN wanted to babysit In e 1 MECHANIOAiLLY IN­ CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY and Sherwin-WllUanis Co., 981 Main Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup­ ■f Starks, .Priced^rom 95. Agency, 646-0131, tpnnntq nail titjiv rrwin 1®®^ RANCH ON A high shaded tion windows and doors. Priced oversized zaraae dtv sewers' 313 900 * ' room Ranch, garage, family Orford Village area for two Chase, Hebron Rd., Botton. 643- Herrmann’s, 172 S. Main St. --- ‘®«“ ^-<3all Max Gross- 3 very large bedrooms, under $20,000. Charles Lesper-* ® ’ room. High, wooded half acre. CLINED MAN SATURDAY. APRIL 8 and 9 Apply P.O. Box 73, Hartford St., Manchester. ply. smaH Bcbooi age girle. Call 646- SERVICE TRAINEE 6427. . M6-0067. ______Huge kitchTn ^ h buitt-tos and ^ e . ^ - ’7^. ^ MANCHESTER'Sroom Fruit trefs. Only $16,300. Pas- MOO after 6 p.m. TO ASSIST IN OUR USED Stating business experi­ ~ OFFICE OFF Main St., desir- dining area. Fireplaced living „ ■ _ ------!------:------Cape, new gas heating sys- ek Realty, 289-7475, 742-8243. OAR "GET READY SHOP’ AIRCRAFT We offer the following to ence. education' and salary Household Good* 51 able for accountants, etc. $50 «x>m. oil hot water heat. 2 -Sbe room FIRST OFFERING - Excellent tern, electric hot water, de- ■.------ENGINE required. » ...... ' .....:—— ~ .1 ■ e^eted balld)^ with a quiet jg Forest St. 646- ear garage. Excellent con- R«noh including rec room, B-room Ranch, 2 fireplaces, hot tached single car garage, COVENTRY — Oozy 4 room EXCITING WOMAN a man with mechanical MECHANICS ability and High School di­ CIj12AN« US11D refrigerators, atmosphere, Hayes Agency, 0090^ ^ dition. $16,600. Wolverton Ag- built-ins, basement 2-car ga- water oil heat, ceramic tile* aluminum siding, amesite Ranch, garage, aluminum Capable of meeting the BENEFITS ... ' ploma. Training to become ranges, ipitomatlc washers 1^6-0131. ency. Realtors, 649-2813. large lot, well construct- bath, full basement, hatchway, and concrete drive, central- storms, extras, only $6,900. a technician in servicing goisrantees. Bee them at f>7VF Aivn rnmnrv — I— ------" ■ , ed home. J. D. Real Estate many closets, large kitchen, ly located. Asking price Pasek Realty, 2S9-7476, 742- public. To learn and teach 1. Mechanics paid a liberal There are a number of EISTABLISHEID sales company, professional make-up tech­ commission plus good hour­ openings in Aircraft En­ our broad line of figuring B. D. #harl’s AppUances. 64$ ^®f Houses For Rent 65 Ma n c h e s t e r - 7 room fire- Oo.. OiS^sm. city uUlIties, combtoation win- $16,500. 82«. machines. $126 per week to start, extra nique. Ehcecutive positions ly rate. gine Testing and ^rcraft benefits, expense allowance. Note M the time to pUm ahead available. W rite Dept. Msln^t. Call 6 4 ^ ______JOBS before 7:30. ‘ L^GE 4-RWM ^Rfnch. fur- 2^®^faSlT“iK)m. mod^ COLONIAL RANCH. Owner ^ “ V r^” ’„®';f”vrVxce“! BOLTON AOREAGE-One VERNON - Spacious U ft R Engine Assembly. Prefer­ 644-0202 or 644-1402. /^ili^ABHBR, G.E. aUtomaUc Fll------nlshed or unfurnished, oil heat, jjjtchen with dishwasher and buUt 1966 and featuring gen- ^ acre through 37i,^ acres, custom built 7 room Ranch. 2 40000, Vivian Woodard 2. Paid vacations after one ence will be given to appli­ • Retirement Income Plan year. ■ ter-Flo. $76. Refrigerator G.E. disposal, 1% baths, formal din- dimensions throughout. 6 ^ BoweS Scifoo'l P>^®® 536.- baths, fireplace, attached ga- Corporation, 621 Fifth cants with high school .ed­ • Paid Hospitalization Ave., New York, N. Y. for your future in 1966,», 8. One week sick leave per ucation and previous en­ • Paid Life Insurance PART-TIME MIU 2-4632. gine experience or training. ______j?. „ATN .T ------OOmRLETELT ftirnlsb«l trail- Agency, RbiRtora, cablnela aU annind 3 car Leaperance. 649- NORTH COVENTRY — ------^ ^ ------— year. • Paid Vacation ft Holidays Military aircraft engine " EVERYTHING In sterilized re- f**' 92X®^1^ ^®^®> D upcR COLONIAL — consist- garage. 10 x 400 treed lot’. Oual- On® acre building lot, beau- New 1,200;^ square • Good Working Conditions FVel truck drivers, 5 p.m.- YOU 'NEED only spare hours to 4. Blue Cross Hospitalization training is particularly de­ '! conditioned used furniture and adults 643 2428 a s ’ I ao space available, of 7 rooms, and 1% baths, ity built. Mid 20’s. Wolverton MANCHESTER — new Hstlnes surroundings, asking Ranch $15,900. New Colonial, Insurance mldnight, 2 or 3 nighto a earn big $ $ 8 near home sell­ sirable. . high gina* - kb. i?”,'*' ,______A'mlllR. «. A^ntcy, Reallnn,. C.^ Ml ,S »««>■ ttlH™ S S'I m R ^J ing AVON cosmetics. Nation^ Interviews by Appointment week. Good pay and bene­ 5. CMS Preferred. fits. See Scotty. " ^®^^’ ^ ANDOVER LAKE- 4 room fur- bcrthe this typical New Eng- r j ; ' dormer, 1% baths, fireplace, advertising and money back Many Other Openings In: Only if your aim is ; , South Street RockvllU. 875- ter. stove and refrigerator, nished co S ^ available to '*®“‘*^®^ ®*” **>“y basement garage, plaster walls F. M. GAAL AGENCY Dot Roy Realty, 875-8898. gfjprantee make it easy. Big 6. Family Major Medical Insur- MAOHININO |1 2174. Open 9-8. References must be presented June 1, $30 weekly Includes uUl- cuMom erofted tiled baths, eelllng for $17,900. BROKER GAIL GREEN earnings end prizes. No exper­ y ance. CALL INSPECTION MORIARTY BROTHERS '’ilo” FRIGIDAIRE e 'le c t r t p the time of inspection. Park- Itles and heat. 742-7607. grace And beauty of Colonial “ T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. g ., 26«2 742 7092 ^®^'®”^ ience .needed. Can 289-4022. SHEET METAL MONROE 301 Center Bt., Manchester iil*0 FRIGroAIRE ELECTTRIC required:'; CaU 643-0678. ------^------days of old. Central chimney «««rr J- D. Real Eetate Oo., ------;------!------643-2682 742-7092 t, . 7. Income guaranty insurance BENCH WORK I't stove, good condition, $40. CaU ------a------^ ------:— j fireplaces, wood shingled «8-6129 or 849-8838. INVESTORS Note . . . We have L A R G E CUSTOM R A N C H for 26 weeks. INTERNATIONAL, INC. TOOL A DIE MAKING ... THREE ROOM apartment, 118 Land For Sale 71 mrnbrel roof and small pane qjj Wells Street cibf a Hdp Wanted—Male 36 622-1111 GUARDS .w a n t e d , full and a career iu retailing. . . '!■------Mein St., $95. CaU 643-2426 9------1 $25,909-6 room Ranch, 2-fire- , , nroDertvi that the MANCHESTER VICUNITY — 10 Cozlly set on % acre heavl- 8. life insurance. EXPERIMBNTAL MACHINING part-time positione open. Man- ELECTRIC Westinghouse, 5. ^ 2426. 9- ^ ^ q t ON - TittLAND - places, 2 baths. 2 car garage, S r s Lve to selV They have minutes from Manchester cen- ly treed lot. Three large mPORTANT NOTICE 9. Uniforms. MACHINE REPAIR . Chester area, must be over 25, range, exceUent condlUon. $66.'------100 wooded acres, toto summer one *^®*‘* ®®''® ^®*^ ^ spent over $5 MO kn I t ^ t h l n ter. New 6 room Cape with 5 bedrooms, dining room, two MAN TO ASSIST In shipping uniforms furnished, no experi­ 649-6706. shacks, 20-acre pond, 2,000 ft. S e r ^ W n e to h h f r h ^ *®‘® “ ®'8»3e. S r p ^ T yeak bu rn o w S toUshed rooms, one aTre wood- garage plus many ex- The 1064 Civil RighU Law GUARDS and receiving department and prohibits, with certain ex­ Apply to—^Mr. Ralph Schaller FIREMEN ence necessary. Apply EUnker- .iW vaR H .g.- ... c m ; cap 643-646.. ^ ^ 6 A ^S J . - g S r " gg..M, _ Raa.k. aaa ^ to help with occasional deliv­ ton’s Inc., Room 428, 410 Asy­ O l/V T jjPCXFV offers a wonderful ceptions, discrimination be­ h ery. Modem East Hartford in­ V cause of sex. It win now be TRAINING COURSES lum St., Hartford, 827-4177. An a C R ngr LUXRRIODS D „ „ ,g = „ „ , , i °°tgNML -g y.^ S rapid, plual.. .or .pily .. oa- dap M .ppo.PM.pt. «,». dustrial supply firm, salary equal opportunity employer. opportunity for you... necessary for our readers MANCHESTER WITH PAY and fringe benefits. CaU 289- ■;1 trol, automatic oven With see- apartments', 4% rooms, 1% Houses For Sale 72 pletely Independent of other garage. _T. J. Crockett. cupM^y. Robert D. Murdock, not only to read the usual 8291 for appointment. JANITOR, part-time evenings, One of the (jountry's fastest growing |a through door; $160. 644-8666. baths, 2 large bedrooms. 2 pri- i:i kGE EXECUTIVE Ranch 7 for" *^®®^ Realtor, 643-1577. 643-2692, 643-6472.______BARROWS & WALLACE Female Help Wanted and INTRODUCTORY 6 days per week, 3 hours per ■ il^TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ’ mJeroVX'I!^ rooms, modem kitchen With’aU mil dininz room. l^Se kitohi MANCHESTER. IDEAL young SOUTH .WINDSOR-Beautlful M anc^ ^rkade Male Help Wanted classifi­ WANTEID — Young man to OLDSMOBILE TRAINING PROGRAMS evening. CaE Hartford 249-6889. retail department store chains offers FROM OUR Ba n k vilet^ buUt-lns, dining room, two fire- en with Tappan 400, dishwash- $19,900-6 room Ranch -2 car lamUy home. 4 rooms with Rec 6% room Ranch Manchester 649-5306 cations, but Wanted — Male work in gas station, no experi­ 80 hours of basic machine vl: FOR UNPAID BALANCE ^ ®’"’ ‘«ter- basement garage, rec room, ^ee shaded lot Im- ^ment. Real buy at VERNON - Six room Ranch, or Female, also our Classifi­ Selling and Servicing New ence preferred. Apply in per­ SHIPPING and receiving cleric, unlimited opportunity for advance­ and related classroom in­ son, Manchester Esso, 24 !: 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! case c e n t^ ^ S e S r t i n f mi ®’’ “ ’s- Immediate oc- fireplace. Unusual electrical maculate throughout. Conven- van ty. many ex- 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath. cation Help ; .. 87. Oldsmobiles for Over 32 Years struction. drivers license essential, ag­ ment, a compiohensive benefit plan, Windsor St, Manchester. gressive man. 6 day week, good ' START PAtiNG IN MAY UnrniL- sho£ auirt «*®* cupancy. WiU trade. Char-Bon 210. J. D. 1 ^ 1 Estate Co. l®"^ location. Wolverton Agen- ^ WU quaU^ for mini- ^ ^ ting in Mv- wages and benefit. Apply Al­ excellent pay and working condi­ :i, ‘ ______Ba.4 EpMa. »64«I3 O, M . X . Py R ...to r.. 64.-68,6. ^ d. , , , „ Silver Lane at Hartford Rd. HELPER FOR Furniture and ADVANCED lied Printing, 679 West Middle tions, plus our promotion-from-within appliance d^ivery truck. OaU Manchester TRAINING PROGRAMS Tpke. f ’ S ^ i p S . S n MMSM. " H S * £ n r ? P v lp p , * n S " M ; S r C a ^ ''''l , r j i " T r ANDOVER - 5 poop, WrpUhed papeled racpcpitlop roopi rad Mr. PettenglU, 6464)1U. Courses ranging from 22 OFHCE policy. liltodrojn ------mal dtotag room, cs^btact Three bedroom older h^e, ^ c h styled C a^,^ size TOx LAlb: summer home with year round den in basement. Owner. 649- weeks to 93 weeks in Ma­ llRugs Lunpe, Tables and Other apartment, l) ^ t idtchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea< « o r i r S '9 0 ^ p r t c e ? to o n T r d possibility, enclosed screened 2476. MECHANIC for clean mOdlum TIRE SERVICE MAN, 46-66 chining, Sheet Metal, Tool, Help Wanted— and hot water la^e yard, o„n room, landscaped yard. «o“. Ib/9(ba90. priced to 643-6129 or 649-8638. road, dutiful location, high Porch overlooking lake. Asking ...... weight truck fleet, some out­ houfh per week. Must be steady Die and Gage Making, Ma­ POSITIONS Male or Female *37 EVERYTHING $228.7S4 parMiig.______- Marion B. Robertson, R e a l t o r , ^4,900—6 room Ranch, 2-car era- and dry. Shade trees. Private ^8,900 complete. .Alice Olampet side work, plenty of hours. chine Repair and Pipe worker and married. Paid va­ SNACK BAR now hiring day / i f . . 4 ’ SIX ROOMS, oU'heat, central- 648-6953. VERNON/— 6% room rage, lot size 150x320, plenty o< beach rights. Reasonable. 843- Bealtor, 649-4643.______wanted—Keal LStat* 77 Must be dependable. Pay open. cation and other benefits. Ex­ Making. Outstanding opportimltles for G A X JO O IV will have many 643-2414. help full or part-time. Apply ,1 • ly located. No Children under MANCHESTER — Gracldus ANDOVER LAKEFRONT - 6 SPiUiNG IS HERE. With the perience helpful but not essen­ high school graduates. Must be immediately, Mr. Rule, King’s tial. Apply in person. Nichols- able to deal with public and " *1016 MONTHT.Y 649-9732 after 6 p.m. roomy Colonial In central lo- landscaped lot. 643-5129 or 640-8588.______vamon Ranch, garage, fire- advent of good weather has WANTED — All around A-1 me­ APPRENTICE PROGRAMS Department Store, Green Man­ desirable job Mancheeter Tire, 295 Broad St. Courses ranging from three be good with details. Varied ''fto o u s Make Retfrlgwator. FOUR ROOM apartment sec- cation, fireplaced living room, COVENTRY LAKE — 6 $13,600-7 room older home on placed recreation room, oU come a demand for aU’typos chanic. Also body man. wanted. office duties, with opportunity or Blvd., Parkade. Fringe benefits, paid vacations. to four years in Sheet opportunities in our IJJvliirRoom. Bedroom,Dinette, ohd floor gas furnace adults largo bedrooms vrith walk-in room waterfront home, large lot with fireplace. J. D. 2 BUILDING LOTS heat. Knotty pine living room, of residential property. If you Metal, Machining and Tool to assume increasing responsi­ WANTED — man or womrni to ■:Ru««, Lamps, Tables and Other no pets. 300 Spruce St closets. Bel Air Real Estate, fireplace, enclosed porch, 2- Real Estate Co.. 643-8029 or *,4^ . >,v *id« 2 W e Wei r'’®^'®!®- are thinking of selling your CaU Leon Bouchard, Paul bility. ;; A«oeesorles ■ ' ______643-9332. car garage, oU hot water 649^8638. , f® 7^ ®‘“®’ ^ large level Low 20 s. Goodchlld-Bartlett, present homo, give us a caU Dodge Pontiac, Inc., 1 MitcheU . DEAN MACHINE A Die Making. sell real estate full time, ex­ perience preferred but not nec­ new Manchester store ii inv 'mR.VT'HiM(U or 640-8888. wlU be $8,500. CaU Mr. all plus garage, 125x160 lo t j ^ r v IB RBAiUTY OO., Brown, 649-8247. NEEDS: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. APPUCATIONS are being tak- • Store Managers ;j>toKWB Make Washing Ma- 649-5781. pantry. Original owner. Bow- 649-0384 Or 649-9204 ^ ------Gordon for details, 649; ^°*"® excellent condition. reja-ITORB, 643-1121, 649- Visit the Ehnployment Office Tuesday Evening Until 7 P.M. en for department manager for 'rihine Famous Make Refrigem- ______-______school area. Wolverton Ag- MANOHES’rER — Immaculate 5306. Real private location but still jjoo WANTED — Eixperlenced trac­ At 400 Main Street hardware department. Grant’s, • Assistant Managers Bedroom Living Room FIRST FLOOR — 4% room ency. Realtors. 649--2813. >*:--TYrTHi6TTYHMnw ;---- TZi------; 2 year old 6 room Ranch, fam- “ close to elementary school. T. _____;______’Turret Lathe Operator Dinette ruoh^ Rues Lamns apartment heat and hot water, ------^— ------OTNVENIBOTILY IMated-- * ny room, 2 baths, fuU base- pAppnWQ WATT ATF GrockeU, Realtor, 643-1577. WANTED -6-6 room desirable tor trailer driver, full or part- Day and Night Shifts East Hartford, Connecticut , Parkade. time, apply in person, SAD. • DepEirtment Managers ;Sfclea’ B h S te ^ k ^ e i; >n«>thly. CaU 643-2966. MANCHESTER - two famUy bedroom Ranch, nicely land- „^„t, 2-csr garage, alumtoum BORROWS & WALLACE ^ ^ home. Reasonable. Write Box WAITRESS and WATTBR need- j S S S r i e T ------1------flat 2 new furnaces, 2-car ga- scaped, comer property, ga- «torms. lot 120x222. Owner ^ M. Herald. Inc., 95 Hilliard St. Manches­ Hardinge Chucker Operator —Open for Your Convenience— United Parcel ter. Day and Night Shifts ed, part-time. CaU Bolton Lake ’’ on ««e. fine central location, rage, new siding, storms, transferred. Hanlev Arenev. Manchester 649-6306 entry, adorable Ranch, 3 bed------Monday Through Friday Hotel, 643-9731. EVMKX i-HiiMt. f o u r ROOM duplex, $80. Avail- kitchen modernized. Bel Air large patio and walkway, CaU 643-0030, ^ level double garage, fire- WANTED —2 or more apart- Production MlUing Machine 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Service <)Prtce toahidee DeUvery, Setup. aWe immediately. CaU 649-8542. Real Eetate. 643-9332. owner, 649-3819. ' ——----- !------™ded and seeded with shade P'ace, aluminum siding. Acre ment dwelling, Investment Operators, Days Tues., Wed. & Thurs. Eves, NIGHT BILLING CLERK StoS^*Ub^ DUPLEX 3% rooms, heated, hot $ie,800 — ATTRACTIVE 6H MANCHESTER- cem tr^C ape use e l ^ lM ol!f"A e S ^ r d ll to°"tage,_ 109’ long, ^property. Write Box 8. » e ^ A ’nil 8 P.M. 245 Locust St., Hartford MANCHESTER Bridgeport Milling Machine Saturdays — 8 A.M. to 12 Noon (Off Airport Road) Mato water, refrigerator, s to v ^ air- room Ranch, fireplace, garage, near schools, bus, r i i o i ^ , 4 Ranch consisUng of four rooms IfcY home°°'M 7^(E ^ 'r L child-Bartlett. Realtors. 289------;------Connecticut carrier needs Operators, Set Up and CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY and DRIVE-IN THEATRE On D i ^ y at Mato conditioned, patio barbecue. fuU basement ercellr.t condl- rooms down,. 2 unfinished up. «nd a 2 room separate apart- S i t R r f ^ a f tv T 7 5 8M8 <»39. . T V r i T 'T r P ’ man Monday through Fri­ Operate, Days SA’TURDAY, APRIL 8 and 9 we're planning for the future * 'irihnhc for Aonctotmont incinerator, parking. Adults, tion, 130’ frontage. Don’t delay, garage. Bel Air Real EoUte, ment. pre-sentiv r»nt«*i for Dot Roy Realty, 875 8598. ------JY U IIL-H i day, start 4 pm., no expe­ Now increasing staff for the YOUNG MAN for after school !i ^ ^ suburban For SairfH T.S^rom iSIstorTei^ PUBLIC HEARING rience necessary but good ALL HENEFI’re SKILLED WORKERS w6rk. Selling shoes__ and Boys’^ new season. Part-time opening's fast typing required, ' HMd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 4^4 ROOM APARTMENT, quiet ____ ’ FIVE ROOM RANCH— 3 bed- toentlal neighborho^. It pre------— ------g ^.^^1 Raised Ranch TOWN OF CaU Mr. William Coleman Dei>^rtoent.''<^ M ^ lh ap iro Before 5 p.m. our expansion program calls for new stores in New York, 1, See It Day or Night residential area, stove, refrig- Manchester " rooms, modem kitchen, ceram- ®®"^, ® f^"*^** tomlly exterior. TOLTON Near cemer, 6 room _ living room MANCHESTER, knowledge of New England At 665-5532 or Mr. Reimer, Casual Village, call 649-2596. Evenings caU Mr. Elmer Wilson, 649-5900, 649- |f you have no means (rf trone- erator, carpet, adults, m and walk - out kitchen 22- llvin------!----- ’■------IMMEDIATE occupancy — 160 649-5306, 875-6611. ------ing at the minimum price, ment, over one acre land, built \ pnofom hunt P m. on proposed ordinances r P.O. DRAWER 838 S U N O C O PRATT & WHITNEY ' i i ----- ^ (Charter Oak St. 6 room apart- SEVEN ROOM custom SpUt on Asking price, is only $24,500. In 1964, perfect condition. Sell- concerning; HARTFORD, CONN. AIRCRAFT Wsaringr Apparel—Furs 57 *05 addIv between 7-e "RAPIJOW^ watt a pt? wooded acre lot, in area of fine Basement garage, combina- ing for $18,900. Immediate oc- i,* VOTING DISTRICT Sun Oil Company is look­ DIVISION OF U l’S Ught blue spring- ^ t homes. Fireplaced living r o o ^ S e ^ R e X r '« i 3 m 7 ^ 5 2 4 ^ oSS n a S ' ^ ing* for. six aggressive men UNTTEID AIRCRAFT OORP. «d coat.^ize 12-H Ilk! new 6613., ' Manchester 649-5306 ^ ^ Realtor^ 3 -1 5 7 7 . _ Co-. M9-5245.______f^frllm!^aSlS’frrirr^m SXmWORSJ^ENE^ OPENINGS FOR FoUowing — to enter our Paid Manage­ ESast Hartford, Cohn. ' IMPERIAL ARMS ment Training Program. ^ PERSONAL INTERVIEWS $10 each. 649-3907. pYHAYrmrur MANGHEaTBR Mortem 1m mlJ,v iSon^rd “ Adjoining A N D O V E R - year ’round with fireplace, plus garage on FUND — FIREMEN .. Previous experience required, ------6 ^ Lookout Mountain. Six room 6 room Ranch on lake. 3 bed- a large tree sLded lot with The proposed changes and re- ' paving rakers, truck drivers, These men wlU memage Other Connecticut Plants in their own station upon suc­ ATT>T.. * Agency. Realtors. 646-0469. cJotonials, 8-room Ranches, 7 rooms, huge living room, oil city water and sewer. This visions may be seen in the Town laborers. Apply in person. W. North Haven and Southington S T f V Z ^ I d l l t e ^ t o Bri »U,900 -Com pact and cozy. 6 room Raised Ranches. All with hot water basement, closed home features Anderson roll- Clerk’s Office during bueiness O. Schwarz Co. Inc., 994 H art­ cessful completion of this APARTMENTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY program. 10-12. Call after 8, 648-6170. 2 ^ge ®„“J^ plus sG^rch. walk^ut VA tiW baths, one and 2-car porch. Kenneth Ostrinsky, out windows and the attractive hours. „ ^ ford Tpke., RockvlUe, Conn. Equal Opportunity / REGAN STREET—ROCKVILLE £f>Y*g^ jffiCTimftr Bny Scout uni- ^^dern, kitchen wi " . ______!!______basement, 50x586 lot. Leonard garagee, dty utilltiea, buHt-tne, Realtor. 648-5159. , new process - seamless poured Robert M. Stone, Employer, M ft F BXPERIENCBD Janitwa want- Minimum Inventoiy Investment ■fcnn, bip««V suit, navy wool i ^ ® * ° “ P®*“ *^MANCHBSTESl — ie not far Agency Realtors, 646-0469. lota average 100x200, oil hot ------— . floors. $25,700. Converse ft Secretary •d mornings. Call 649-5334- 9:00 AJd. to 4:00 PJM. blazer. Size 20-34. CJall 643-4m. fflshwasher. Private b a a ^ e n ts g Colonial. Two ------;------water heat, plastered walls, full vem on Dupret Real Estate, 643-2197, Boaid of Directore General Cleaning Services, Ihe. LOVELY 3Va & 4V2 ROOM GARDEN-TYPE -j------^------piped for automatic waaner ind ijaths, bam plus Shed, approx- GARRISON. Colonial — 2 year* insulatiioh, 80-day occupancy. 875-1811. Manchester, Conn. TO QUALIFY: . APARTMENTS T - —- .— = — j : '■ dryer. Air - conditioning (op- unately 1% acres land. Ideal oM. <>“ *■ wooded lot, large Uv- cSiarles Lesperance, 649-7620. F O R T Y M IL E V IE W ------Dated at Manchester, Con- DRIVERfi — part or full-time. Good credit and Miaracter Wanted—-To Buy oo tlonal), master TV antenna, laree fomilv " eaailv hig room, central hall, formal -----■ -■ — ------' ------^------nectlcut, this ls( day of April • Ai^ly Winkler Auto Parts. 179 Desire for a career in the oU Prie* Rcmg*...... $105. to $125. ---- „tiouea hot water oil heat, open stair- converted to two-fainllv wito dining room, family size kltch- MANCHESTER. THE nearest From this five room Ranch - j j t g j I J A J - West Middle ’Tpke., Manches­ business E rnes’ case, large sliding door closets, uttle expense Full price $15 en with bullt-lns, one half bath thing to a new home. Custom with garage ,on treed lot R e^ad H e r a ld A d ft ter. Draft exempt NOTICE ALL ELECTRIC FOR MODERN LIVING kES^jS^ W etrestaSTm ffidtog glass *«rs. On bus line, 900. and stone fireplaced famUy MU 6 room raised R ^h witi, for only $W,600 Won’t last ------— ------^------Ability to manage and sen loM Peddler Auctioneer i4*0 schools, shopping and . . room down, 3 largo bodr^ns heated family room. 2 car ga- long at this price so call - Kl A T I ^ B MEN WANTED for general fac­ 043 6930 yourself Listings Needed! ADULTS ONLY S k . churches. Open daUy and week- ______and two fuU baths up, central **“««• * bedrooms. 2 fuU baths. Mr. Bogdan at 875-6611 or N O T I W E tory woric. Apply 8-4. Monday U k e Bt., Bolton, 649-32 ■----- ^ 649-6691. RANCH — Seven rooms, one air-conditioning, 2-car garage. Built-in kitchen, fireplaced llv- 649-5306 any time. Don’t ^Friday. New England Metal WE ARE INCLUDES: Parking, Swimming Pool, Tennla Courts, WB BUT' ind wU antique and 646-0106. 643-1023 evenings. Lo- y®6r old, prestige neighbor- aluminum siding, $27,600. Ph|l- room. Like .new. Ixfw 20’s, be too lalel TOWN OF MANCHESTER Products, 44 Stock Place, Man­ For More Riformation ShufiSis Boatxls, Par 3 Golf Course, Picnic UMd fum iton, china, glass oil- oated at junction of WoodMdge hood on deadend street, large b^ck Agency, 649-8464. Wolverton Agency Realtors chester. “FLAT” BROKE CALL (Have no more flats to eeD) Areas. Oa bus line, walking distance to APPLY jror, ploture oam es, old coins, and Parkw Ste. M.P. Enter- «*®corated with ------649^3. BARROWS & WALLACE Summer Position Vacancies OFFICE WORKER in rapidly WE ARE shopping. g m , pewter, ici^ g]^, prises. MAN(3IESTEai Green —$13,2^ nrwnmnw a. Manchester Parkade Laborer ...... April 25 - September 8 growing local printing com­ SUN OIL COMPANY “HOUSE” M tehM , old Jewelry, hobby ------^auty phis luxury, ^replaces. Seven room older home, city lUXKLBDOE - 4 bedroom Manchester 649-5306 Baseball and Softball Personnel 6-8-30 P M.. May 1 - July 30 pany. Excellrat o[^>ortunity for We. BELIEVE it’s the BEST in TOWN eon«Uloii8, paintings, attic con- bathrooms, garages. You name utillUee, near shopping, school Ranch —large Hving room, 2 Baseo^i Md sortpa i personnel iHB.do r.w... may x jiiiy WEEK DAYS 568-3400 BROKE CONNEinCOT STATE EJIPLOYMENT or wbtde Fuml- FOUR room apartment, 76 It, this house has IL For ap- and bus. MUlette Agency, 643- fireplaces, family room, 2V4 — . -----— Basketball Personnel ...... July 1 - Augurt 15 •n aggreesive man wiUi experi­ (Bbkve no more honeee Compare and you’ll agree. ence in office machines includ­ tuM Renoir Servlee. $43-7449. Wells St., $90. Call 643-3426, 9-6. pointment to see call Phllbrlck 5992. baths, rear yard fenced In. MANCHESTER VICINITY 10 Arts and Crafts Supervisor 35-hour week, June 27 - August 20 EVENiINGS — WEEKENDS to eeU) ------Agency, 649-8464. ____ !______$26,900. Phllhrlck Agency, 649- minutes from Manchester cen- 'playground Supervisor...... 31-hour week, June 27 - August 20 ing typing and figure aptitude. MR. SMTIH 236-0413 FOR INFORMATION AND APPOINTMiENT S-day week, good wages and So for YOUR sake, for OUR 806 MAIN STREET, HANCHESITO 4 -’ ■" ' ----- f o u r r o o m , first and aecERN 6 room second floor da room, patio, fully alr-condl- move into, other side rented, rooms each on first and sec- amesite drive. $1,600 down, Junior Engineering Aide ...... June 1 September 1 Realtora MODERN ROOtld, privaterrmi- apartment. tauUt-in atove and tfimed. Shown by appointment To appreciate many features and floora, four bedrooms third - terrific value at only $16,000. AppUcatlons will be accepted in the Personnel Office, Mimiclpal OONCRBIE laterers wanted, rience preferred, full • ♦<»»* Measber MLS . MMHQl IX Murdook, 6«$-ae6l2. 64*6m . AfgU 18. 1966. T- ...... -i • . , . ■ ■ . ' . , . . > ' - V V F ' ' ' MONDAY, APRIL 4,1986

PAG! TWENTY IffraKi Average Daily Net Press Rim The Weather " ^ of file Week Ended " Fair, oool tonight low 6an» he choir will aing “ O Sacred April 2, IMS The KKvadis Club of Man­ 80; partly wmiiy Mrs. PhHlp Sumner of 7» Liquor Stolen Head Now Wounded,” and “Be­ The F m w b Night committee chester win meet tomorrow noon IFLETCHER BLASS CO. o f m a n c h e s h s b j kigta about 60. Princeton St. and Mrs. CSiarlea hold, the Saviour o f Man^ « t CompbeU Council, K o< C, at Oanrey’s Restaurant. 14,635 . S. House of Westland St. plan ¥ About Town will meet tonight at # after a In Store Break kind." The Rev. Gordon S. to attend the annual Wellertey M in J«cqu*Bii® Gribbon o< regirisr meeting of the coun>- Bates, pastor, wlH preach the Manchester— A City of ViUage Charni CoUege Alumnae Council meet­ Seaman Patrick J. CoHins of **When You Think o f Glass 6CM5ZI 4M A St., a senior at West­ cU at the K of C home. Fcmr quarts of whiskey val­ Communion message. PRICE SEVEN CENTS ing at WeUesley, Mass., April the UB. Navy, son of Mr. and (daasifled Advartlaing ek Page 16), brook Junior OoUege in Port^ ued at 824 were taken from Eastminster Fellowahlp la Think of rietchei^* [(EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1966 13 through 15. Mrs. Robert F. ColUna of 122 Vlchi's Package Store at 20 ' VOL. LXXXV, NO. 157 Maine, is In Bermuda tbis Tiis executive hoard o< Buck- being organized by the Presby­ Oakland St., is servii« aboard Bisaell St. about 3:30 Sunday tery of the Connecticut VaUey Her addreas in Saturday’a ley S d W PTA will meet to­ Regina D’ltaBa Society will the fleet oiler ireS Salamonie, monttng after the atore’s i^ate to serve Manchester, Esist Hart­ 54 McKEE STREET Ifarald was incorrecUy ksted as night at « in the staff room at meet tonight at 7:80 at the Ital- a service unit of the Sixth glass window was smashed, ac­ ford and Glastonbury. When or­ Main Bt. the school. ien American Club on Kldridge Fleet, In the MedIterraHean. cording to police. ganized, it wiU be the fourth Tha Women’s Society of Ctoris- St. A nearby resident heard the United Presbyterian Church in TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Story Hours for four- and The Fellowcraft Club o f Man­ ttan Service of North Methodist noise o f the window being brok­ the Hartford area. It now meets from $25.00 to $45.00______five-year-olds will he held tOf chester Lodge of Masons wiU C o m p ro m is e Caiurch will meet tonight at 8 A standard first aid eouraa en and informed the store own­ each Sunday at 10 a_m. in the morrow a t 9:46 a.m. in the Jun­ class, sponsored by the Ameri­ meet tonight at 7:80 et the Ma­ er, police say. George E. Slye School for Wor­ at ths church. The theme of the ior and heading Rooms at I Now la tha ttme to bring in your acreeM to be repaired. meetir« Is “ Eaderly CUttens.” can Red Cross,,, has been can­ sonic Temple. There will be a ship and Church School. Mary Cheney Library. Mrs. Storm window glass replaced. Members of Tyler Circle will celed for Friday night because Ught buffet and eociaJ time aft­ Those wishing further infor­ Lawrence Decker and Mrs. o t Holy Week. er the meeting. mation may contact the Rev. •V jnvsent a program daaUng with Pierre Marteney, both members Supper Slat€id decisions faced by tbe elderly. Mr. Bates at 127 Madison S t, AUTO BLASS INSTALLED of Junior Century Club, will be Members of the Jessie Sweet Manchester WATE8 wlU have The YFW will meet and no­ By Fellowship Esist Hartford. the readers. Miss Anna French an Easter Hat Parade tomorrow minate officers tomorrow at 8 O rd e win serve as hoateeaas. Mrs. Chester Kosak, Hbrar- GUSS FURNITURE TOPS Of Vietnamese Civil War at its meeting at the ItaJlan pin. at the post home. Eastminster United Presby­ SMOG ALERT EARLY ians, will present a program for American Club on Eldridge St. LOS ANGE5LES (AP) — Los Scaadla Lodge, Order of adults on, “Cook Books and terian FeUowshlp will observe Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 Two fUms, "Lament” and Maundy Thursday with a cover­ Ang;eles recorded the earliest MIRRORS (Firaplac* Vasa, has rescheduled its Table Settings," at the same p.m. Mrs. William Krar will be "Pitcairn People,” will be shown ed dish supper at 6:15 p.m.„and smog alert on record Wednes­ W e d n e s d a y meeting for time in another section of the tomorrow night at the Mental PIUTURE FRANING (all types) Wednesday, April 18 at 8:16 mistress of ceremonies. Prizes Holy. Communion at 7:45 p.m. day. State Neiws Buddhist Bid library. will be awarded for the pret­ Aid Fellowship Center. Thurs­ It was the 66th smog alert p.m. in Orange HaU. at the George E. Slye School, tiest, funniest end most o r i^ a l day will be an open night. Pro­ Kingston Dr. off Oak St., Elast since the system went into ef­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Mystic Review, North Amer­ grams of arts and crafts, fol­ For Assembly G The library »toff of Buckley hate. Hartford. Both events are open fect in the summer of 1955. The Officer Shot ican Benefit Association, will 1 lowed by dinner, will be fea­ alert is made when the irritant School wiH meet tomorrow at meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at to the public. Manchester Chapter of 8PEB- tured in the afternoons o f the As part of a Worship Seridce, level goes pMt a certain mark. S;80 a.m, in the sclxxd library. Odd Fellows HaU. Members are Ups Tension SQSA wlU have a special meet­ same days, starting at 1:30 p.m. By Own Gun reminded to bring articles for a ing tonight at 8 at Center Con­ The group ia open to those who bingo after the meeting. Re­ SAIGON, South Viet gregational Church in prepara­ have been or are undergoing freshments wiU be serv^. In Accident Nam (A P )— A compromise tion for its annual show. treatment for mental or emo­ tional illneeses. Those wishing appeared tonight to lift the Girl Sdout Troop 690 will STRATFORD (AP)—A Bridge­ LECLERC Manchester Lodge of Masons information may call the Capi­ port policeman who said he was threat of civil war withia sponsor a Rummage Sale to­ tol Region Mental Health As­ the Vietnamese armed- FUNERAL HOME morrow and Wisdnesday from wiU meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. shot accidentally was reported at the Masonic Temple. H ie en­ sociation, Ihc. 2>17 Faniilngton The (hiest neat you'll ever eat s..Its money-back fluarantceJ! in. “ fairly good’’ condition at forces at Da Nang. But a 9:80 to T1 a.m. at 775 Main St., Ave., Hartford. Buddhist demand for es­ IFUNERAL the foroier Morton’a Shoe store. tered apprentice degree wlU be Bridgeport Hospital today. conferred. WlHlam A. Reichert, JAM .T WEEK SKeiJU.1 The policeman, Lafayette tablishment of a National Junior warden, will preside. Manchester Grange will meet White, 29, of Manila Place, SERVICE Seaman Recruit Peter Boehm Assembly within three Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Orange Bridgeport, was wounded Mon­ w Al t b r n . of the. U. S. Navy, son of Mr. months maintained political Willing Workers Circle of Hall. Members of a youth com­ day night while visiting the LEsOIaEsRiO and Mrs. William Boehm of 577 mittee are In charge o t pro­ home of Mrs. Crlstlne Veney, 25, tension. Director Adams St., is undergoing seven South Methodist Church has Riot police fired tear gas and gram. Members sre reminded of 2310 Bamum Ave., police weeks of basic training at the postponed Its meeting scheduled broke up a crowd of about 700, 23 Main Street, Mancheater to bring articles for an auction said. Naval Training Center, Great for Wednesday, until Wednes­ including a lot of street urchins, table. Assistant Chief of Police Ray­ . Call 649-5869 day, April 1*. who marched again in Saigon in Lakes, Bl. mond Chaffee of Stratford quot­ ed White as saying that he had violation of a curfew. hM sTewe'tiwM Qnlily shown his .38 caliber revolver Premier Nguyen Cao Ky flevr back to Uie capital after day­ M l Ciwice Heavy to his brother, Spencer, earlier in the evening. long talks at the sealed-off Da Western Steer lb After his brother left, White Nang airbase with MaJ. Gen. ‘ Beef— and every told police, he asked Mrs. Veney Nguyen Van Chuan intended to cut I our to replace the revolver in its avert bloodshed between loyal Just RRe holster, which was hanging from and dissident troops. Chuan com­ THAI® that the wall. (AP Phototax) mands the 1st Corps area, the gives you WMte torfd police that as the birthplace of current opposition woman was replacing the weap­ to Ky’s military regime. oven Uninvited Visitor Wrecks Ohio House Ek-HALE on It accidentally discharged. A Chuan told newsmen there of value! bullet struck him in the thigh. Bedtime at the Lucena home in Youngstown, Ohio, got hectic last night when arrangements to ease the'crisis. Main Jitzwet, Manchester Mrs. Veney was also taken to this tractor-trailer rig, cai-rying 50,000 pounds of steel and without brakes, Among other things, he said, he the hospital, where she \Vas un­ crashed into the house. Mrs. Geno Lucena was getting three children ready for is sending away a battalion ha Memty, fobaHt fiaeort Top tf Grade (Herald jitioto by Oliara) der treatiqent for hysteria and bed when it hit. All four were treated for shock; the truck driver suffered cuts had called in to oppose 1,800 shock, xwlice said. and bruises. The cab and front of the trailer wound up in the Lucena basement. Vietnamese marines Ky flew to valedictorian. cnunl fA(S ROMP STEAK »94< James Newton, salutatorian. Marilyn Twomey,, In Bridgeiwrt, Superintendent the Da Nang base, while govern­ of Police Joseph A. Walsh said ment orders will confine the that White was off duty at the marines to that base. time of the incident. W hite 'The call for the govem m ^ to JMtv ami famfA^Ta^ if Ciwfo Walsh -said that White was Any Donation PsrfseitassrmiMf m sssM 19 New Recruits set up a National Assembly with- scheduled to report for duty la­ Scholars Named JEFFERSON CTTY, Tenn. in three months was voiced by is right... SWISS STEAK s a Sa^ ter in the day but had called to IHSHUPAtACIIS to report that he was ill with (AP) — When officials of Thich Tam Chau, chairman ef g virus. , Carson-Newman College an­ Saigon’s Buddhist Instltuto, an i Famous Name Special Purchase Sale! SevwDa4o8feiiA DEEP SEA SCAU.(9PS»68‘ TENDER^EITES Marilyn T w 0 m e y and were advi8«ri ««« time as the major reason for Clifford Asptoall, chief fire in­ Nevertheless, the agency 2. Lt. John S. Bull, 31, Navy, is a nonviolent cind peacefi4' 654 seniors, is the daughter of accepted at W ell^ley CoUege, tjjeir scholasUc success. spector for Scovill, said the fire Safety Program prepared for liie busy time to- bom Memphis, Tenn., test pilot struggle.” ■ « Mr. and Mrs. Irving Twomey of Plans to major either to math- goth admitted to being “very apparently started when a spark Ward the end of this decade, from the Patuxent River, Md., He praised the people whd *>R7 Pwirtar 'Wpwfcon 17 tJlB ©Tn8.tiCfl Of MIBIICC. NCWtOTl WASHING’TON (AP) — The when it hopes to be rocketing Naval Air Station. launched the demonetrailMM ru n n ^ p . is the son of’ Mr’ nrd hopes to attend Columbia Uni- (See Page Eleven) (See Page Eight) automobile Industry endorsed three men at a time on trips to 3. Maj. Gerald P. Carr, 32, your savings will today most of President John- moon, and on other ambl- Marine, bom Denver, Colo., as­ (See Page El|d>t) Mrs. Robert Newton 168 signed Marine Station, Santa Benton St. son’s highway safety legislation m is s l^ . but urged that It - rather than Originally, offjcims planned to A n a .^ llf. Banded, Bowed and Ready A total of 72 additional M. Dukee the goverifment - be given prl- only 16 for the new group. 4- ^ P t- C a rles students attained honors by bom Char­ Dog Rewarded maintaining scholastic averages London9 Lisbon at Odds mary resjwnsiljlllty responsilUllty for car However, this was before the •> . • multiply with Gemini 9 crew — Elliot M. See lotte, N.C., Instructor Edwards of "B” or better during their saiety standards. As Cup Finder s^ior high years and h^rd John S. Bugas, vice president and. Air Force Maj. Charles A. (See Page Eleven) New of the Ford Motor Co., said in Bassett Jr. — died in a jet plane their names read by Vice Prin­ LONDON (AP) — Pitfides, Ch« A roller hat perches atop the cipal George Emmerling, senior testimony prepared for a Senate crash Feb. 28. , mongrel dog that found the stol* Over Oil for Rhodesia Commerce Committee hearing The astronaut corps hM been head, riding high . . . showing class advisor. He also cited 93 en world soccer cup, got a re* that the Industnr was to favor, of struck by sickness, death and a sassy bow. In white, navy or From other seniors who make up the ward o f ' $8,400 today. Milliniery two escort ships were ordered to all of the major parts of the 3700 resignations at double the 10 i» r Guardsmen betgs. This is only one from top quarter of the class. LONDON (AP) — ’The British Ministry spokesman reiterated His ovwier, David Corbett, 36, «Mir-vest- spring-collection! loss rate offl- Sec: 1066. and their sympathizers, hibition. It was insured for $84,* black. ' ment and the United Nations Employment ards, affecting the design and With a breakneck pace to A heavily armed National development motor vehi- meuvned space exploration, the 000. Sara L$e umoi&ES3 W 59* Floods Threaten in Minnesota have ordered against Rhodesia (Guard force of 175 men arrived Edward Bletohley, 47, n dock is no concern of Portugal’s. cleg.” agency has found Itself on the by convoy after midnight at the laborer who Is charged wMJl Mngarias •S!' 218 59*. Officials in London said For­ Goes Upward As an alternative, he ipr^>Posed borderline of a pilot shortage, Port Gibson armory, about 17 gtealing It, was remanded Mon- a three-point program which he All but 6 of the 23 flight-quali­ Smart New Handbags Sliced Pineaiiple eign Secretary Michael Stewart miles away. day on bail at London’s Bew fied astronauts are assigned to StopSSliopCoffao V 69* Instructed Ambassador Sir . State troopers ringed the Street Magistrates’ Court. Exciting Spring collsction ot Sightseers Hinder By 500,000 (See Page Eleven) ^ jgee gpace flight, either as I Archbald Ross in Lisbon to campus to a nightlong' watch. shouldqr, aporty or dreaay Miiiocimm Gmriies 4 ' prime or back-up crewmen. One Nearly half the state highway handbags. Chooss from pat- p warn the Portuguese govern­ WASHINOTON (AP) Em- GHoves ents, f a b r i c s , simulated NSv* IMe$^Morsek2ie35* ment of the risk involved to ig­ ployment surged upward by patrol, 180 men, were sent to the ^ noring the U.N. Security Council campus after violence erupted Handbags leathers in bone, black, white Cleanup in Florida more flian 500,000 in March Monday. , Main Floor or oolora. M i Medal now S m 49‘ ban on' oil sfaiptnents to Rho­ desia. while the number of jobless Astronaut Swigert Demonstrations at Alcom Bulletins HOT CROSS BUNS LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — reported — a juvenile who was Informed sources said Wilstnt Showed little change,, the Bu* continued until after midnight, Debxe Ice Cream%s^«69* Throngs of sightseers today raiding a model airplane store, would seek support from the. reau of Labor Statistics an* with more than 600 students MM zaf hampered officials .and house- National Guardsmen and other United States cuid other Atlantic nounced today. marching through the campus, EXTBNSIONB ENMNIG holders engaged in a massive officers w ere, on duty through allies to demanding______that Portu- While the jobless rate figured circling dormitories and the Birds Eye Fieedi FiieslB^^ Once Town Resident WABKINOTON (AP) — s - r 9 * 29*11 d ea m p job after a series of tor- the night to protect homes and gal'toOT Ih e 'to d to r’s'ril* from out to 8.8 per cent of the labor residence of President J. . D. One of the 19 new astronauts ’Ihe Navy and Mlarine Ootps nadoes Monday which left a path businesses, getting tbrougb Mozambique to force compared with 3.7 in Feb- , „ ^ Boyd — target of most of the announced today that btVo8« Sale I Selected Groups of Famous Name ~ A of destruction across central qov. Haydon Bums said he Rhodesia. ruary, officials said this could named yesterday, John A. Swl- student criticism. be attributed to variations that gert Jr., is a former Manchester untary extenilom o f ealis®. Florida. would ask President Johnson to ’The grave new situation arose ’Trouble at the Negro state The twisters hit from Tampa declare five oounties disaster occur in any sampling, rather resident and a former test pilot ments will be ended tUs UML early today when the tanker institution started when a crowd on the Gulf of Mexico to the areas, making them eligible for than an actual change in unem- for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Secretary of the Navy Paid Joanna V entered Beira, the of 600 gathered on the campus. Cape Kennedy igrea on the At- federal .relief. ployment. _ Corporation. H. Nltee said the N«vy% to* Moaam'Uque port, alter flwting State troopers broke up the Iqntic, and left to least 10 dead. In the first quarter of 1966, the Swigert lived at 607 W. Mid- voluntary extenaians o f ea- Ih e Cross said the'hard- British n a ^ warnings to stay demonstration with tear gas Tasty m g f h s M i r t Injured more than 300 and did rate averaged 8.8 per cent, and die Tpke. during the time he Ustod personnel would CiiA Ladi^’ “Sandler” Flats est hit area was around Qib- away. after bricks, rocks and bottles by Sept. SO and the M6u6ws damage, estimated by the>’state officials caUed this a sharp Im- attended Rennselaer Polytech- K g savbtgl sonia, north o t Lakefand, ^ e r e crashed around patrol cars. Of­ office o f Ci-vll Defense at $29.4 Joanna, V, owned by Greek jxovement over the 4.2 per cent nic Institute at South Windsor by Oot. 81 under a preliminary survey Stowed at ficers arrested 36. million. shipping magnates but under to the last quarter of 1966. where he earned a master’s de- pbase-out plan. ’A s A spokesman for the riieriff's ■least 300 homes destroyed or charter to a South African firm, Tensi to.” ' a.m., the bowling winds next Ut mers in beige, hope,, blue, navy or Wack. Not every SAUCE pUcattonz of the rituation. toward Jobs to the booming He was bom to Denver, Col., dents milled about * the stricken sections of all but northern part of citrus-rich Polk a second Greek tanker with a thg {£,{^1 to 61.7 million. The cal engineering. He was with this, but Evers promised to re­ riiuffle brings in younger residents. Oouiity. ’ load of «U from the Persian Gulf jump exceeded seasonal expec- PftW A briefly in 1953 while the legisiatam and gives Us Lotting, however; was at a turn today and told dOidento to was bound for Beira. Tbe Brit- sppovtaaMes ts 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST ' minlmuni. Oo^ ons arrert M BN L. SW ICn^ Kb' IwflTOOtt ctassez.