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GAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) SAIGON, South Viet : — G'emini 9 astronauts Thomas Nam (AP) — U.S. Air P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cer- Force planes brought the nan will be launched into space war to Hanoi’s outskirts \ on May 17, the National Aero Sunday, striking missile nautics, and Space Administra sites 15 and 17 miles from tion announced today. the North Vietnamese capi News media have carried this tal in the closest stab yet date for several weeks. But NASA makeSr,a practice of not to the city. Honored Guests at Debutante Ball The jet fightef-bombers un making an official date an Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Princess Grace of Monaco sit with their host, the leashed rockets, bomlw and nouncement until about 30 days 20mm cannon fire at the two Duke of Medinacelli, center, in the place of honor at a glittering deliutente ball in advance. Soviet-built missile sites, south held last night in Seville, Spain. Prince Ranier of Monaco, husband of the for During the three-day flight and southwest of Hanoi-, setting mer American movie star, is at right. Mrs. Kennedy stayed until 3 a.m. but did the astronauts are to link up off secondary explosions. Tha with an Agena satellite and Cer- not dance. (AP Photofax) ______■ pilots' spotted rockets on the nan is to take a lengthy space laimching pads just before they walk of about 2% hours. roared in, but only one misaUe The flight will be sdmilar in was sent up. It massed. '• many respects to that which A U.S. spokesman said the had been planned for Gemini 8, F106 Thunderchiefs and FlOO OOP’s ^Consensus Choice’ which had to make an emergen Super Sabres hit the missile cy landing last month whCh a sites In connection with an at jet thruster stuck open because tack on a bridge 33 miles south of a short circuit and sent the May Be Announced Today of Hanoi. He said there was no spacecraft spinning wildly in assessment yet of damage to space. the bridge, which was consid NEW HAVEN (AP) __ candidate. There were some party for this prospective nomi- The trouble occurred after the ered strategic In the North Viet Gemini-8 pilots, civilian Neil A. ' A n f rnnnpptiriit strong indications among party nee. namese supply system. A gioup leaders close to Pinner In the poll, Manam re- Armstrong and Air Force Lt. newspaper editors and po- forthcoming would'not be ceived 11 votes to five for Gen- Col. David R. Scott, completed North Viet Nam protested the litical writers predicted in Jt^riani’s but that of E. Clay- gras. In addition, the newsmen the world’s first hookup with Secretary of State Ru»k Adjusts Papers on the Witness Stand attacks in the Hanoi area to tte a weekend poll that State ton Gengras, the West Hartford also chose Marianl by a big another satellite, an Agena. International Control Commis Sen. Peter Mariana of Gro- business executive who has been margin as the Republican who Stafford, an Air Force lieuten sion as “a brazen challenge to ton will be the Republican making a late-start run for the SHOUL« Ibe num^r^ôf^ absentee for other equipment and which had in- V6 coast television viewers seeing achievement in sound. After the ford. workers later In the toy. elections broke out in Viet Nam a waiting line tor the spectator# — ' ~ Air tt tor the first time in color, ceremonies he will take Miss Mariani, 50-year-old minority 1'be Brevard Building Trades Congress’ Easter recess, seats. m- n The stage setting at the Santa (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) said he understood the elecUon "I think it is Importent that Monica Civic Auditorium is d e these political, economic and scribed as one of the most lav- - social work# of peace continue High Court Revokes ISh yet. It features two dozen even while the mlllUry struggle fountains and pools. continues,’’ Rusk said. An aide says the academy has That Is why, he said, that Arizona Loyalty Law o> taken out $5 million insurance, American and South Viet Nam ■ ,> leaders "reaffirmed our—i*em- V '■* at a cost of $6,000, against the mem lo improve me me m WASHINGTON (AP) — The knoi^ng what it meant arid not possibility of the .temporary mlttment to improve the life of qSk the Vietnamese people in the Supreme Court struck down to- having any chaitoft. to get p plumbing springing a slippery Vietnamese people in the declarationdaration of Honolulu.’’ day an Arizona law requiring a hearing at which ItA^preclse leak. ■For we recognize that, while loyalty oath of state employes. scope and meaning could b# "Suppose Bob Hope or Cyd Justice William O. Douglas determined.” Charisse slipped, felland we could win the victory on the delivered the 5-4 decision. Jus Douglas described the oath couldn’t work,” he shuddered. tice Byron R. White wrote a dis requirement in this manner: Miss Charisse will dance. senting opinion. Justices Tom C. "The oath reads in conven Quipipaster Hope will preside Bill Russell Clark, John M. Harlan and Pot tional fashion as foUows: ter Stewart joined In White’s I do solemnly swear (or opinion. affirm) that I will support Merged Papers Appointed The court rutod on an api^^ Constitution of the United States . : •■ •.'1 by Barbara Elfbraitot, a public constitution and lawS) of • r' : O r N one, Say school teacher of Tucson wto ^ js.rizona! that I wiU Celt Coach refused to sign the path. The êar true faith and allegiance to ■•.y. N.Y. Publishers iw m > N rAPi Bill Russell the same, 'and defend thefti BOSTON (AP) - Bill R ^ l. refuse to sign must be taken o « enemies, foreign and NEW YORK (AP) — Matt who led the Boston CelUce to the payroll, although not dik- and that I will faito- Meyer, presideiit of the' corpora eight National1 BasketballRnsketball Asso- charged.Charged. Mrs. Elfbrandt has fully ___,and impartially discharge tion formed by three merging caflon championships in the last ta>^ht tor eight years without the duties of the office ' of New York O ty newspapers, pay (name of office) according to nine years, was named today She contended the require- #ays "we will either publish our the best of my ability, so help the team’s coach, becoming the meht denied her right of free two dally papers on April 25, or me'God (or so I do affirm)’.’’ first Negro to win such a job In aseoclation and free speech. She T • we will publish no papers at Douglas continued: ■ '< *11.’’ any major league sport; is a member of the Religious The a2-year old former Uni Society of Friends — Quakers — "The legislature put a gloss The corporation, the World on the oath by subjecting to-a Journal Tribune Inc., is to pub versity of Saa Francisco All- but her attorney emphasized lish a morning paper, an after AmerlM will succeed Red Auer- beforeMDAV/t c thevise Supreme Court, «», that (See Pago Ton) noon paper and a Simday paper. bach, who is retiring from the the fact was not being argued In Meyer had this statement coaching ranks after the NBA the case. Bunday for the 10 newspaper playoffs to devote full time to Vemon Elfbrandt, husband of unions, none of which has Ms ’ duties as Celtics genaral Mrs. Elfbrandt, likewise refused reached an agreement with the manager. to sign and has taught for eight new corporation: Russell's appotntment was years without pay. The attack Bulletin "The April 26Ui date for start luinounced at a news conference on the state law was brought in ing our new newspapers is firm, attended by all his teammates, her name only. and unless the unions recognize m#o on hand were M arvin' Estimates were made that If SMUGGLING PROBED Krwtter, the Celtics board chair- she won the case, the Elf- that this calls for some produc HARTFORD (AP)—Stat* tion work early this week, a sit man and Jack Waldron, cWb brandts would likely collect preeideRt. back pay of about $60,(X)0. The police and tax.,'>offlcIals afS uation tantamount to a strike Is investigating two report* «l Inevitable.’ ’ Auerbach saW the appoint- former Spokane, Wash., couple ment was decided with Ruasell have received financial aid clgarette'smuggUng into Con The Herald Tribune a mom- necticut, a tax departme^ Ipg paper, is scheduled to be a few days ago. from friends and supporters of authority said today. ThomM^ "It all boils down to a o(Mgde their beliefs. published next Monday, April H. Russell, assistant dlteo- 26, as the first edition of the new (Herald photo by Satemis) of tM n^,’’ Auerbach said. Douglas for the court majori . tor of the excise section, saUI *orp(»ation. ’ *H e wants to do it. ty said the Arizona law “ threat know# be can do tt ens the cherished freedom df the state has been aware fpr. The other two papers in tt# Bird Balks Blinker by Building some time that clgarerte# ■leiger — the Journal-Amerlcan •*He feels that, as coach, Hm association protected by the ...... i . . . *' , . _.A. jf have been brought here from and tiie World-Telegram Sc Sun Motorists passintr und^ this, traffic signal this birds, seen peeking out from between the lights, Celtics wHl win the champion- First Amendment.’ ’ southern states for. resale* ^ —are scheduled to appear that built a new home in the center of the four-way ship again next year." Douglas in his majority opin- morning found a steady beam greeting them in a profit. “Our main conoeiii* afteriKxm combined m the signal. Although traffic was reported moving nor The Celtics, after, losing the ion described Mrs. Elfbrandt as stead of the customary blinker. Located at the in is to determine whether a« World Journal. The Sunday edi- Sastem Dtvteion title, trail the a teacher and a Quaker who tersection of New Bolton, Cider Mill and Bolton mally, State Highway Department workers were organisation la bdund , Hi t - of the Herald ’Tribuna and h m Laken l-O to tbs "decided she oopld not in good Center Rds., the light was made inoperative by a alerted and they plan to relocate the family s f soon - - “ aanaetono* talks the oath, act asM BnaseO. I m m vm m Vwa). family of homeitêading q)arrow«. Q m o f tiw M sibitabla accommoda’tioM cui ba obtainaa. s f PA G E THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Ii^NCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCRESTEE, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 P A G E TW O Tied^ in Viet ?iam taltoU.aa weU. In short, your V ^ m m i o n B r id g e youngster pays only a fraction ’ Revaluation * Shell of a cent for each of the people Rspresentatives of Hie '■ HARD WAY MYS’TBBY Sou* dealer involved. North-South vulDeraMfl Mayor Proposes Town United Appraisal Co., con e x p l a in e d b y h a n d It’s Propaganda, Kid; - How as to the talent Natu ducting a townwide re- NORTH ‘‘TH E W A Y rally at such low prices costa By AIFRED 8HEINWOLD A Q 85 DAILY 1 valuation of all real estate, K862 have to be kept to a minimum are now working on the fol On one of my recent trips to and you will not encounter a Okay NCRDD Charter 0 A1062 lowing streets; • Las Vsgas a friend talked so I HEARD IT” W' great present day star in the A 82 Chew and Swallow Hard MoOurtier Rockville; Patricia Busch, 42 Oxfortl. VemcHi, West much about “ four, the hard WEST BART 9 to 9 cast But a great future star Mayor Thomas J v.Tfi«n- narhnm a minster, Wellington, Crom way” that I had to ask’ him ▲ 1062 A A IN may well be there. Even sUrs win propose tonlglrt that the “ ticS ^ a u f ^ INC. 'S I ' well, LancUt^,. Caml^ge, what he meant.. Those of us who 5 QI73 ^ AI094 by John Gruber to start someplace and l^rd of representatives ap- 0 KQ7 • 0 J954 By ’TOM 'nEDE 'l/'HXf*' * Tolland; Mary Hartmann, El- Oakwood, RM^ Farm, lead sheltered lives will be glad SAT. tffl 6 herKto'an excellent place for adoption of the proposed ungton. A 1093 _* QI75 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE Frances, Judith,. Diane, to know that he was talking ^ SOUTH CElim tAL HKSHLANDS, Viet rw., M. V 1-. '*** Admitted Sunday; Edgar Niles, and Adams (from W. about a bridge hand. A KJ9743 Nam—(NBA) —It was shortly ------Robert'Merrill, Refuse DUgx>sal District (NCR- Huggins, 25 Fox HUl Dr, Rock- Middle Tpke. to Toltond Opening lead—’Two of spades. rp s before dark in the Jungle. Sweat jRecenUv I overheard some- been a shortened version I wmld and otBôf t^ pr^t . vUle; Cindy Sandberg, Putnam; Tpke.) H Bast had returned a dla- 0 83 A AK«4 ing GIs grunted over ehovels ” _• like it better today operatic firmament sang some The action Is a step toward Loni«e Paris' 168 Heuiv T-° •nm revaluation will lie nMiid at the second trick, dum hbdy beUttling the perfoiman- l^tte i ^ o n ; Or! Sootfi West Ndttt East wMch cut shallow foxholes in the iiasls for next October’s my WosuW win. South would get A Pass 2 0 Pass ^ for young people given shortened versions is based on « disposal; Vettwn and vemon; Esther Magdefrau, 37 Idflg'wlth the ace and return es of rainforest trees. GENERAL ELECTRIC 1966-67 fiscal year. According to this misinformed „ j pointed out, the production got his first Job as an operatibs^^y,. Windsor are active mem- Lawrence' St, Rockville; Patri another diamond. ■ “Hey, Sarge!” a young sold 4rt>man,'“ Theyre Just a scheme for older students is a full-scale, iiir» th.« it i. Bolton is a^ interested, cia Gebhardt, Anthony Rd., Tol West would win wiHj the ktog ggj. ier called out. so they’ll get more money. They fuu.iength event. Maybe the I" productions like Uê, it is bu tW not Joined, land; Raymond Ryan, Wlndsor- Two from Town of diamonds and lead Mother ^ gpJ^Jes. "Yeah, what?” give the kids cut versions and vvoman in quesUon would prefer ^*1® The'^ptDD succeeds the vUle; Timothy Smith, Vemon trump, thus reducing declarer ^ "Looka this thing, wiU ya ?” cheap singers, and the whole ji^ve her high school aged who is Northeart^^^se Disposal Dis- Center Heights, Vemon; Her At Youth Parley to one m ff in the dummy. South gn j if South ruffed The kid scooped up a piece of thing is a fake.” ~ offspring attend some beatnik debutog in a role is not a sea- trfet. wWclNincluded VeVemon, man Kratzke, 69 Ellington Ave., would therefore lose a trick in with gjjan jjqj,cj jje could not draw blue paper, printed on one side 'Very likely one of your young- ,.|ratherlng. T^nn?J, A senior girl from East Cath- each suit. ‘”aat’s an easy with a drawing of a house and REFRIGERATOR RIOT fliers attended one of the per- (That’s not meant in Jest. tWngs ^ happ^ Th4 only Windsor. The oigi ' 86 Vemon Ave., Rcwkville; Ber- <>ite » i* S ^ l and an admin- fense,” my friend - pointed out, a very hard defense,” hearth and on the' other with fir fdrmances this past week; 16,000 cither. There are people with an J*®” ®*' * position to pull banded when Mi ^ranard Knickerson,naucKeiMn, 46ao HUlalde«uis.ae Manchester “no"s® that“ at theme defendersaeienae™ get four---- remarked. ^ “BxacUy,” 'âcUy,” my bold EMglish typeface. «• so did. So let’s sec what they inverted sense of snobbery who i Ave., Vemon; Sherry Dudley, 28 isiraior “ tricks the easy way.” friend acreed 'That’s why we "What's it say, Sarge, huh?” gt>t for their money. As a mat- are gutter bom. proud of It. and Me is the conductor, and he. Mayor McOurtter explalni Grove St., RockvUle. school system will be represen- ^^^ptually East led a club at ^ "Says you ought to give up ter of fUct, T nttfmded the oer- fv.r,rn,i0eiiv rMimt nnvbodv who P®®"" *®“*' ^ already laboring that there are several wa; Births Saturday; A daughter tatlves at the ’Third Governor’s the Second trick. South put up *' ® the war, kid.” “ You kidding?” General Electric "No. Says you should go home today.” high school and college age. haven’t had Partner opens with one heart. "Aw. What the hell ia it, any-, £have attended some matinee ties.) A n - w ay?’ ’ making money, ^ "^d, 1 heard him Friday eve- ^ referendum y. and Mrs. soutn casneo me amg w nliwer passes. You ]ôrmances for younger chll- par from miuuii» - Mr.' “ and ““ Mrs. *Paul "«5** Ohlln, —•“6=-Kings- thouvthony J. uryKGryk of 37 Academy ruffed a club in dummy, miiea . on«jiB« A* Hearts A-10- "Propaganda, kid. A propa-. S«n, though not this year, so these producUons operate at a "‘"Kj ^ DIAL DEFROST w a' St., is among 30 student dele- a heart and led ..his last club, 9-4:b® • Diamonds, P*^ • ' J-9-5-4; €8ubs, - - ganda leaflet.’’ The men flocked €know what goes on. very considerable loss, and if It the board tonight, but s^s that da^,gbter to Mr. an^rs. Daniel toi tll6 * wconference, m ci the..*-»*'' -West VTCOl. \*40VC*1discarded------t*X5Va the queen---- of -- Q TWK_ . around to look. They had heard ^The matinee perforinances are vvere not for public spirited In- f full ,nTn« dissidents may force a tr------. gates - - iHii, Q a A'ilC JliaUilW WCIC 1*4/4. *V* ^taassaw U-. ------' - ^ MUrTaV, StAffOrd 0|/I^K9« »^ fh*mAtoeme ftfof WlliCllwhich IEis "XOUUl“Youth “— ~ A XieaTlS.hearts, anuand OUUUISouth lUllXJV*ruffed with What • do yon say? Of such In other wars—the (AP Photofax) « M « *. k ■ n Aortened: that much is tme, dlvlduals and corporaUons it ^ referendum. A referendum daughter to Mr. and Mra^â^- rjhallenge to the Community.” dummy’s queen of trumps. hosMlitiee of their fathers and 'Mit the evening one is fuU would be llropoBSlhde for the v^ c^bfe unneces- îd Wheelock, 95 Union^^, in girl scouting, she Now South had to get back Answer; Bid three hearts.r* This i t older brothers. But here. In this FORTY WINKS: And well-earned. These two soldiers, on patrol in Binh Dinh REFRIGERATOR kmgth and full scale. Youngsters youngstem to see opera at the ^ W ^ b ft Tmmat?^^ in ‘"‘ y "' _ . RockvUle. % y lll represent the Girl Scout to draw trumps. He cashed the shows strong tmmp s«PP®rt at one, letiflets were as rare as ut 4.I.. »i.„v,nnfon, o/>v>nni BOT> i#vuf nricBn nrftvail- . "Most residents are aware of Discharged Friday; Valarian ^^vement in Connecticut and ace of diamonds, - and West least four to the* queen) with Province in South Viet Nam, are relieved long enough to get some sleep. It is ifl the elementary school age ridiculously low prices prevaU- ^ u. u... ------______— ______, . comfortable combat boots. a time when, if not so weary he falls right to sleep, a GI has time to think. bracket are usuaUy not up to mg. ($2 for Hie full scale pro- ™ the serious problems we have BlotnlsW, ElUngton; Marjorie serve on a panel discussion thoughtfully dropped the queen, about 13 to 16 points, counting "Read it, Sarge,” a guy hol fill scale performances, so a duotlon. 76c for Uie matinees.) had in finding a refuse dls^sal SokllosW. 22 Crown St., Rock- „n “Alternatives to the Normal On the next diamond Bast distribution weU as high With Full Width lered. an end to this war. Others have ifcortened version is the proper For this munificent sum, the area,” he contimies, “and I vlUe; George WoUerschied, 27 p^nUv U ^ t in Youth Develop- stepped up with the nine, hold- cards, "Loud, read it loud, so we CEin a num'ber of you are being killed on the ground and you are ex igie for them toJ see. DCT. student gets around------2OTr ^ple —r-- J«««> ««> “ ‘"K» went smooth- g^ rt Lawrence St.. Rockville: ’Hier- ^ ^ . Copyright 1966 also. . posed to constant dangers in the burned themselves to death to ...w .. ing the trick. all hear.” protest American aggression.” "Personally, I recall seeing working hard to entertain Md any reasonable pro^m ." esa Sclosclo, 12 Bancroft Rd., Robert Dlgan, supervisor of East led his last heart, and, General Features Oorp. "Well,” the noncom begEin, “That’s for damned sure.” Jungle, in mud and the swamps. ” ... Would you like to live Freezer and Chiller Titiy Parsifal” at that age, and It enlightencikiieiiY,;,! him. ’There’s —a ----full ^ ufViBi, âps T I do him an him injus- aa FoiTOer selectman Robert.'W. Rockville; John Box, ’Tolland; attendance for the local schools, — ”■ "it’s titled Death and Hope.” "WlU you shut up?” Many of you have been pain- in peace? Would you like to go Cbred me stiff. I still don’t like scale, orchestra In the pit, a full ^ Deming heads the NCRDD. Usa Bouchard, 34 Legion Dr., will also serve as recorder for a -m claratlon that no newspapers "Gsiwd almighty,” someone “Many of you have experi fuUy wounded and all of you home to your families alive and le opera, which is very long chorus onstage, full cast of *® treasurer. RockvUle; Catherine SkeUey, enUtled, “Behavioral M erged PapeFS would be published referred enced troubles here,” the sar- have death as % constant com whistled. well? There is a simple way. Ad has some exceedingly, dull principals, stage hands, electri- ^ ^ mawe « Vernon’s refuse disposal prob- Hazardyllle; Mrs. Nancy Dav- ^piem s of Youth.” He Uves at ® only to the new ones and the geant continued. "You are panion. Why? . . "Can It, will ya ?” Join the Amencan youth who apots. Perhaps if my Introduc- clans, costumes, seenery.-and so P ° lems are becoming legendary, is and daughter, 166 Union St., o, snrine St Or None, Say three papers they were sup "Yeah, shut up.” leading a life of privation. . "Yea.., hey, that’s what I 3tm to this truly great wort had on. In some operas toere are ^jy Rockville. conference, to be address- "What’s privation?” want to know.” protest. Demand wilhdrawl of planting. "Go ahead, Sarge.” American troops. And refuse to N.Y. Publishers "Death and Hope. . .Dear “ Privation means going with "For Pete’s sake, let Mm fin Z______-______' "■■■■- tiT^l^bM to ^ S n ito y*®” ®«®’ Saturday; Anna by Gov; John Dempsey. wiU Powers said; “Mr. Meyer’s obey all orders from you Wall boring residents took the former ’Trlnks, 86 Orchard St., Rock- review recent progress made by Soldier: You are-killing many out. Now, shut the hell up.” ish.” threat is nothing new to us. ". , .Why? There is but one Street supenors ...” Mr. SuSgiS d^te^s Ital- ®’^y t® «««*<. The ^le, Vlrgitoa Tênd gt^te in providing opportun- (Continued from Page . One) They have always blacked out people in Viet Nam Eind surely . . You are also sleeping Ian name is a na^ve of N«w located then on West Park St., RockviUe; Robert jy^g services for children ™ vu, the citv answer why — you are being The gathenng broke up as Rd. Dawson, Columbia; Mary Flem- “ th. and wUl attempt to the Journal-American are to be the city. forced into this dirty war by darkness fell. The shoveling had TUESDAY Jersey, and the present conduc- mins; 98 W Main atSt.. Ttoek.Rock- r ;‘ “ /.T ’ T" i , 4.,, * n..n» combined. Powers referred to newspaper those warmongers, Johnson and stopped. Gnmy men stretched symphony „„^®® *®^ ^ ^ n s ^ vll!?’Elsie lJa.2 66 lirtsê . Following Meyer’s statement, strikes here In which all mem- Sign Petition AND McNamara ...” out on the earth and watched OrohMU-a. I-va mat Mm, I-va ” *™ - ahead. "Who are they?” the stars between the treetops. aaflmm Umma. Wha. ra.tdam, .'S,’’” S’.' 2 SL'’“v '1.?'™ ZT.'.*; 275,000 High Schoolers "I’ve heard of Johnson and Breathing stilled. Eyes began popular WEDNESDAY Johnson, but , . .” to close. "QUIET!” “Hey Sarge,” the kid whis BO he once told me, and while the three newspapers now being pered. « he hasn’t yet reached the top, and the town has had to go else- ®®f^ West WilUngton. Department of Health, Educa- Back Policy on Viet Nam ". , . Hundreds of your fel SPECIAiS where. Discharged Sunday: WiUlam ^lon and Welfare. published. low of Americans are for you,” “Muffff, what?” he’s on Ms way. It means that the three sepa 5 Capitals O ff Rails “What’ll I do with this leaf- ,K[e went to Princeton, and The town is still using faclll- EUln------WOLCOTT (AP) — A petition group supports free elections in the sergeant read on. “People then to Julliard in New York, Ues out-of-town, but their loca- *'®*'’ rate corporaUons will be out of ^ eontinen- beJn? cdrculated bv seniors at Viet Nam and what it thought in every state are meeting at let?” Long Easy Terms tion is being kept secret. "1"*^“"= Rol^rt Jenks, Tol- V, 4i\.uiOii.otA . . , « ^ srj of Senators J. T William W 41H4am Fulbriffht TPiilKiHcrKt__rallies______andJ demonstrations for "Chew It and swallow hard.” after which he went to Italy Second Recital S sroL^mi'^Jid"’ ’ ^ united States now has five Town Engineer A. Richard Wolcott High School expressing ^ vVayne Morse, both of whom to study conducting. So he was Spokesmen for the ™ions ^âte f pitals that c ^ ^ Bupport of U.S. policies in Viet criticized administration thoroughly grounded to begin Dombardi will present a report wert^Rock^tTÎU lDh’M ^ Given by Pupils. have said their members would IMma M j«„ wh, h S » a a.udy M tt. .am^^ “ ^ a “ u Nam ha^ been signed by more policy. me are aware that I can con- treatment plant. - The second In a series of three 'J?'’’' without .aêemCTts Herre, S.’ D.; ’ Santa Fe! than 275,000 high school stu- Carroll said this principal was with the new corporation. Con- > dents. told that SAVE respects these duct and have conducted. ’This HMmpo,twUim^.prW.- m.d.«,mon rmPW. pivn Py th. rrlll',go»s“;m N. M.; m.d O ™ . O ly , Nm,. means I know where to look als to Increase Robert F. Carroll, who teach- two men and their right to dis Wapplng;WaYmimr* Mrs.ILTmn MaryXlTamr C3o8e and v%4avw\pla™> arwl \n-ri f.it V Mks. Karen W. Pearl, in- Bertram A. Powers, president to some 17,000 sclHxVis by mem- eventually get 400,000 students NITES But I found mighty few imder state' Water Resources Commis k=H 7^!,l!.UH munsion inm recent months. The XUM state ™ structort, was held yesterday of New York’T^graphical Ix>- bers of Ms class, has met with to sign the petition. Mr. Slhplgny’s baton. Chiefly, ’Two Shows REFRIGERATOR what he needs Is a little more wantfl wanw the «w town iwwn tow improve tmyi-vyv the iî. Jf^ _ _ « « • afternocm In jtheTT chapel of the cal 6, said he interpreted Mey- moderate success. ■When completed, it will be age, from my point of view. In Plant’* operation, to help halt Mii »«»»»« *” ■***• ®'®' »«• South South M Methodist et^lst Church, Church. ’ê ’The gr’s statement as an indication THIS SATURDAY He said responses have been presented to President Johnson, ten years or eo he wlU have PoMution of the Hockanum Rlv room was decorated with palms that the city’ s newspapers JOAN Joa WOODY received from only 800 schools probably some time in June, achieved a certain degree of and flowers. A varied program plEinned a mass shutdown. thus far, but he hopes to get Carroll said. Big 2-Door Model With musical perspective which ^11 ’Die plailt has never worted o f 22 numbers was presented. Despite this, he said, the McCALlCROTHERSROMOFF signatures from 1,500 schools be TOP VALUE Mm ’The next recital In the series add'to his stature. Technically, well since its conMrucUon about Police Hunting printers would not perform IN m fore the petition is presented to he is well qualified; tempera- *** 7®*” *«®- Iwl«"trlal wastes, will be held at the same place preparatory work for the President Johnson. Area Weather 150 Pound Freezer mentally, he seems well suited ^ ^°*'**' rt acids and other Hit-Run Driver on Sunday, June 12, at 3 :30, merged publicaUons until a new Carroll’s students, who have STAMPS to ItaUan opera. He does seem chemicals, have Impaired the Mianrtiester Police are look- when another group of students work agreement is reached, BAREFOOT in organized a group called SAVE WINDSOR LCX3KS (AP) — ■k Giant sero-degree freezer holds frozen foods on to get a litUe too personally In- bacterial breakdown of other Ing for a hit and nm driver '*® presented. Meyer had said—following Ms (Students Approve Vietnam Ef Sunday’s 69 de£;r6e temperature was the warmest tMs year in long-term basis. volved in some Instances. This wastes, one of five weekend accidents Those who participated yester- brief statement—that Ms de- fort) said they hope to amelio THE PARK Connecticut but today is likely EVERY WEDNESDAY makes Ms readings exMUng at ^ appropriation of 880,000 in that also resulted in one arrest Nancy E. Schelnost, Lynne Matinee at 8:30 Orch. f4.00, rate the "false impression” A Two mini-cube ioe trays under package shelf times, but they aren’t always "®** year’s budget has been ear- and one written warning being A- Spiron, Bradford Downey, 3.60, 3.00. 1st BaL $3.60, 8.00, created by students who demon to be even warmer, the U.8. for easy removal. what I think the compoeer may “ art'll for plailt Improvements. Issued. Ihere were no injuries. Gordon, Cynthia J. Kurtz, 2.50. 2nd Bal. $2A0, 2.00, strated against U.S. actions in Weather Bureau wys. A Antomatlo defrost refrigerator section. have had in mind Mayor McOuaker also says he The hit and ,run accident oc-'^ralg R. Potterton, Paula L. 1050, A large Mgh pressure system Viet Nam. A Four cabinet shelves — 1 slide out. QUALITY AND SERVICE These are things that neither ®®’*^ ® *P®<^ meeting of curred on Main St. south at J««k8on. Miari-Carol Lenihan, Evening at 8:30 Orch. ($5.00 The petition states: “ We the Is sprawled over the east and your youngster nor the averwre *® ''**®*^ Wednesday night to Haynes St about 1:15 Saturday PWUlp M. Romanowicz, Irina told out), 4.60, 4.00. 1st Bal. undersigned wish to express our warm air Is streaming up from A Twin porcelain enamel vegetable bins. BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home opera-goer would noUce at aJl a detaUed breakdown of morning, according to police, SancMni, Paul D. 'Tomanowlcz, $4.50, 4.00, S.50. 2nd Bah support of the U.S. -Policy in the south. Low jiressure sys 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST TONITE—ENDS. ’TUBS. $3.50, 3.00, 2.50. A Removable egg tray. After all, I’ve been going to P*’®P®*®<* budget. when a vehicle slammed into Maureen Rush, Rosemary A. Ju- Viet Nam. As we understand tems to the west have 'been Owner fera for weU over 40 yeare '^® presented in the left door of a southbound Wnville, Janet L Spiron, Gail ‘HEROES OF TELEMARK’ Hartford 525-8177 this policy, we are tn Viet Nam and after about 18 product!^ of *®"" ^ representa- parked car owned by Albert S. Gordon, Maureen C. Gordon, at the request of the South Viet The pleasant weather in the trol Expert, supervised by the finest technical A Deep door shelf for Yx gsL milk cartons. an opera I don’t like Vbrv well about two weeks ago, and Blrrell of Glastonbury. Paiila SancMni, Elizabeth A namese gtovemment to help east will continue until some staff, phone onr nearest local office: ...... ^ Indicates .a ♦»- tax vn,.hike of 1-111 rv,iii« mills. <3harles Schaub, 23, of 188 Moultrie, KatMeen Rush, Doug time during the middle of the TENDER, FLAVORFUL In the first place, I tend to be them stop Communist interven hard Jto pleetse.' Junior Women Hlllstown Rd., was charged las A. Bevins, Donna L. Law tion.’ week. Get Mormon's Low, In short, Mr. Slliplgny is a Mrs. Raymond . Hallowell, . with failure to drive in a prop- . . rence and Wesley C. Gryk Jr. "We are not there to impose Five-day Forecast thoroughly competent and pro- ®^ “‘® conservaUon er lane Saturday about 4:15 American colonialism,” the i>etl- Temperatures in Connecticut Low Price! CHUCK STEAK fessional artist, though not one ®®**“ ^“ ee of the Vernon pjn., after his westbound mo- YOUNG DEMOCRATIC ClUB tlon says; "we are there to op Tuesday through Saturday are 649-9240 of the greatest wMch he makes ^“ "1®*’ Women’s CTub, has .an- torcycie was Involved in an ac- expected to average near norm STANLEY WARNER pose Qommunlst colonialism.’’ no claim to being. ’The others Îss EUeen Mou- cident With a panel truck on Carroll said some school prin al with no significant day to day CHOICE, FRESH in the pfdductlohs your young- Hm daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oicott St., west of Center St., cipals contacted by Ms dass changes. BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. ster may have seen, aro Jurt Moulin, 69 Campbell police say. TATE OF MANCHESTER have expressed doubts about The normal Mgh and low in about in the same class > Vemon, is the winner of The Schaub motorcycle hit DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Hurry—Ends TThursday- SAVE’S intentions and have the Hartford area during the Personally, I think Frank *^® conservation eesay contest, the left side of the westbound NEH MEETING asked for clarification of its period Is 62 and 39, in Bridge The Oldest and Largest in Conn. BEEF PATTIES Pandolfii and the Connecticut Moulin, a studoit at truck that had slowed and Mon. thro Thurs. views on various aspects of the port, 69 and 41, and in New Ha Opera Guild, whose Joint efforts Sykes Junior High, was turn into a private driverway,- “The Chase” 6:15 and 8:40 Viet Nam crisis before distribu ven, 68 and 40. make these productions pos- avirarded a one-week camper- stopped before making a left NO FROST EVER COCUM01A PtCTU^S pr«D*ncm Pellin’s R^taurant, 7 Walnut Street ting the petitions. Precipitation may total % AT OUR'nSH COUNTER sible, are to be thoroughly com- “ Greenwoods nature and driven by William B. Sheiroan, He said a principal in Superi inch or more occunng %s rttow- FRESH mended for their work. These conservation camp In New 23, of 41 Hyde St, according NURION BMNDO ers about the middle and end producUons started simply by Hartford during August. The poUce. Court date ,fOr or, Mont., wanted to know, for to „SAMSPIE6EtS TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1966 Instohce, whefiier the student of the week. In Refrigerator or Freezer letUng youngsters In to the contest was sponsored by the Schaub is May 2. produotAon of Day In . . Day Out . . HADDOCK FILLETS ». 49° final rehearsal. Now they are OonnecUcut State FederaUon Susan Binock of 4 French Rd. 8 :0 0 P.M . finished productions well worth ^ Women’s Clubs and Sears was issued a written warning WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES STEAMING GUMS seeing, not only by children but Roebuck., yesterday about 12:45 a.m. after, by adults as welL Mrs. Rldhard Gifford and she lost control of her south- Meeting open to anyone between the ages of 21 and "SPACE-MAKER” ______Mrs. Robert Skownxiek were bound car and it flipped over S'tARTS FRIDAY 4:00 EHLERS GRADE TODY RECOVERED named winners of the Vemon on its left side on Hlllstown Rd. ChUdren This 40 interested in Democratic politics in Manchester. HADDAM (AP)—The body of Junior Women’s club’s aimual south of Bush Hill Rd., police / Engalfement 75c M PRESCRIPTIONS Peter G. ’TirtUe, 36, a Cbnnecti- sewing contest. Bach contest- say. For Further Information— Cidl: — 19 Cubic Foot cut VaHey State Hospital patient *nt ««i*tructed an “all-occa- A westbound cruiser driven by ... tesulting in meaningful COFFEE who was believed to have sion cofltume for the club- Patrolman Richard B. Dion, 84, W alt Disney's Raymond Larivee, President savings to you every d ix y t Jumped from a bridge in Mid- woman.” Hie winnera are ell- of 825 Autumn St., slammed into dletown last November, - was glhle for county and, atate the rear of a stopped car driven 40 Russell Street, Manchester POPULAR UQUID No ups and dovnis In your Prescription REFRIGERATOR found on the banks of the Con- Judging. by John F. Jurgelas, 19, of South B d n i b i Phone— 649-3781 costs — no “dlscounte” today, “Begnlar necUcut River at Haddam Neck The bridge group of the Vet^ Windsor. last night about 8:15 TECHNICOLOR prices” tomorrow! Lotion Sunday. »*<» Junior Wonjen’s C9ub will at the Center, according to po- No “reduced specials”—no “temporary with 175-lb. Freezer 22 Oz. B tl.. Tuttle had resided at 510 East nie^t tonlgtat at the home of Uce. Hie cruiser was extensively rednettons” on Prescriptions to lure DETERGENT 85th St., New York City, before Mrs. Fred Panaenhaven, Box damaged in the fiont end and custom ers! entering the state mental Institu- Mountrtn Rd., Vemon; M ^ 4 was towed away. tion. at the home of Mrs. Chariea a three-car accident, that Is STARTS WED. — Eidt Tomorrow‘PROMISE HER ANYTHING” At the same time, there Is never any . and Ice Maker EXTRA LARGE SKDLESS SUNKIST Kanter, Deerflrid Dr.. Vemon; sUH under investigation, oc- Credit at HFC means compromise In stovlce or quality! and May 16th at Uie home o f cured at the Oenter-W. Center NAVEL ORANGES Mrs. Dominic Nardlni Jr.. WU- sts. intersection Saturday af- How 6p«s anMlion pidluire about credit coast-n-coast COOPERATIVE shire Rd., Vemon. temoon about 4:46, pedioe te- W e Deliver Hope Chapter, Order of East- port, U a sIp rih fw iO ltH iln eW HUrOiMeeWlleiwI— Om£t in one HFC office edvea Vtta cash credit GIANT ROLL-OUT FREEZER o n . ( o i 'i ’ W Y in more than 1400 HFC offices tfarbughout the CRISP-AIRE em Star, wlQ meet tomorrow a westbound smaU bus driv- Eveiywhere, Fast Ends awkward bending. \ INii-ii'ii 111 at 8 p.m. af the Masonic Tern- on by Malcolm H. Dubois .27. U. S. and Canada. Trusted money help that’s •vailaMe to yon nation-wide ia another good IU)I \M > i'l' ( E). pie, ElUngton. ’Ihere will be a of PlalnviUe, that had stopped wiR 4 Mwnymdudmg Award noiiiiiiitton • SELF-FILLING ICE TRAY CORTLAND APPLES 3 '•i\; 1. itoclal hour with nfrertiments behind another vechlcle. was hit HSMinn to IxOTOw from HFC. after a busineas meeting. 0 «c- bi the rear by a westbound car BEST PICTURE OF THEYEAR? Bonow up to $1BM " Refills itself auttmiatically! :u '. iu:o M' era win wear c<4ored gowns. driven by John J. Scafurl, 29, U. S. Nd. 1 n.i, r.n r '..i lU to np to 24 months to lopay Miss Victwpla A. Lonsdale of of Hartford, and an unidentified jP®** 3®Hrtr8 • 3 SWING-OUT ADJUSTABLE SHELVES SOVaUey FaHaRd., Vemon, has car hit the Scafuri car, poUce A llan of tioe A3 oofMBCotIvo TPcmQi^r hMKuhmoo on obcb* Solid for easy-cleaning. POTATOES GASH SAVINGS hecomo a dtisMi at coremonios ■ay. a n d 5 M M T at ttw U.6. Difltiict Court, 460 At* about cradM SH bMunnen on toons of g»o«p iwtm I I’ K» Main St., Hartford. Judge M. o r lf k r u p t f • CONVERTIBLE MEAT PAN RUM FReSH Vacations in Winter Joseph Blumenfeld presided. i M I b o ! Keeps meat fresh up to 7 days. Flip lever to Hospital Notsa PARIS — 'Hia number of TOMATOES (Cdto PaekW4) 29^ Admitted Friday: Richard Frenchmen taking winter yaoa- / - S W S 9 J L . . store vegetables. ^ Raym<»d. 46 Village 8t, Rock- tions la increasing at a rate of vine; Amo Qroot, 47 .MaxwdI 10 per cent a year. Last year at ■ANCHICTIR s h o p p i i m f a b k a o i nORIDA FRESH Dr., Vemon; Frank CMdner, D least 900,000 vacatlonyl in the River St., RockvlI|e. . _wlnter. By 1976, government of- 382 Mifidle Tumpiko We$t AT ^Ê PARKAK ^ WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Large Capacity at A Low Price! Escarolu or Chickory 2 , 3 Admitted Saturday: laien ficisls estimate, 4 milUoa 2nd Floor-PHONE: 643^536 Kukulka, Gerald Dr^ Vemon; PVenchmen wiH vacation during BURNSIDE "W p Sovp You Money" FUEL OIL Btatr Rlcliyt SOD West Rd,. the snow Beefloik » F A G B FIV E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, M .wrwMW'l'Mnt e v e n i n g HERALD, APkn, 16,1966 PAGE FOUR Satire Shows Voiceprint Trial Sweeney Set • MotliBalls Is Deadlocked Leave BBC with TV-Radio Tonight s O a in in it To Take Over SMILING M SERVICE Bags Final ‘Insult^ WHITE PLAH78, N.Y. (AP) Th^ Baby Has — A mizWal has been det*u«d s n s k e s Post on MRA LONDON (AP) — The British in part of a trial in which voice s C iy itsls Broadcastilig Owp. television Television^ prints were introduced 9S proee- BJdward J. Sweeney, 49. of • Vapoatars satire programs left the air 6:00 I 8-1042-18-aS) Movie 7:16 (30) a p c ktm Oairieta cutkxu evidence. 90 Baldwin Rd., today oonfirmed 8) Hike Douglas (23) J&MB. BIghUgtats Judge Robert Dempsy made waves over the weekend, but it (aO) Bible Answers (40) Peter Jennings. News OpenDnrs.ta'^ an announcement, made yester Been Name vict anotter man also cherged • riater, Cindy Louise, 19 months. , v took umbrage at the perform (18) Toppei 9:00 (10-22-30) Andy Williams (O row night’s board of dlrectora’ • • * • • (30) Seahunt ance of a pop song ctdled "I ( 8-12) A s A r Griffith (Ch with perjury. I Choicest Meats In Town! meeting, and wUl succeed Jack HoU^ Oecaldtoe Louise, daughter of Uoyd and Bev- (33) Rocky and Bis Friends (2 0 The Kiocessor TTie voice print, which charts Love the Queen." In a letter to (30) This Is the Answer ( 8-20^) Shenandoah Goldberg, also a Democrat, who Elvery year 5 ^ gals orty McFarilne Holt, 605 Hartford T^ke., RI> 2, Vernon, ^ e Lord Normanbrook, chairman 8:16 (10) News, Weather 9:30 ( 8-2040) Paydon Place the human voice in map4ike resigned on Msuoh 9, The new (40) Maverick , ( 3-12) Where’e Everett (O pictures called iQtectogrBphs, was bom April 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma of the board of governors of the (33) aubhnise J appointee will fiE the unexpired ternal grandfather is' Hanrfd McFarllne, WaUlngfond. Her state-supported BBC, rfie said 8:80 ( 8) Waker ChonkHe «3) 10:00 (3 0 Radical Americans may aome day rival tbe finger TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! (30) America's Problems ( 8) Academy Awards term which nms to November paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Moses Holt, Plym the song expressed "sentimen (18) Subscription TV print as a meane of idenUficai- (10-33-30) HunUey-Brinkley «D 1969. . outh, MaineL She has a idster, Pebeoca, 2%. tal ,atfecti(», in Qie middle of a (18) Life of RUey (10-23-30) Run (or Life (O tlon, resaarcfaenr say. buy this panty girdle (24) What's NowT ( 3-120 Talent Scouts (c6 Sweeney la (*alrman of the „ '**••*. 10:30 (30 nieater USA Straehto was aotxsed of lying program which was written ( 8) Newswire Citizens’ Advisory Committee, Ooveoaky, Diane Sherry, daughter of Alftnd Ai and (12) Newsbeat U:00 ( 84-10-12-20-23-3040) News. to a grand Jury in denying that 'With sexual Innuendo." Sports, Weather Whole, which assists the MRA In dis- LllUah Legis Oovemflty, 350 Abby Rd., Wapplng. She was 8:46 ( 8) Peter Jennings he bad warned a gambler of an The song was performed by 7:00 ( 3) Movie (C) 11:15 (1 0 ^ ) Tonight (O seminAUng Information concern bom April 8 at Maadiester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal David Keman before a back ( 8) Fllntslones i 11:30 ( 3) Movie Impending police raid. (10) Movie 11:30 (23) Tonight (C) lb ing North End and Downtown of Helanca-Lycra stretch grandparents are John Legla, New York, N.Y., and Mra. An drop compo^ of Mown-up (2 4 ) Travel Time 13:00 ( 8-30) (Approx.) News, Voice prints of six conversa toinette Liegis, Windsor, Ont., Canada. She haa four sisters, (22-30-40) News. Weather • Sports, Weather tions, based on an alleged teie- renewal. postage stan^' likenesses of the Tenderioins A Manchester native, ho was Christine, 9, Joan, 8, Ruth, 7, and Shirley, 5. (IS) Subecriptlon TV 13:80 ( 8) Movie pbone oaH Straîla made to Pe «}ueen. It included a mimlMr of (20) Ycur HMlth 13:30 (40) News. Sports. Weather (Wo Reserve Bight To Umlt Quantttlos) graduated from local schools • • • • * ter Rlspoie, 66, of New RocbeUe, wisecracks, including the words SEE BATDBDAITB t v WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTTNG and then attended Trinity Col MeMaboii, Thia Marie, daughter of James T. and Mary were submitted. "Corgi and Bess." TIm queen lege and the University of Con Rock McMahon, Apt. 11, 88 Oak SL She was bom April 6 In tbe same Mai, Rhq;>ola was has two Corgi dogs. necticut Ho Is m ana^ of proc at Manchester Memorial Ho^tal. Her maternal grandpar Commented Ned Sher^ pro convicted of perjury for hia tes HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Rot*, FlaUs Church, Va. Her 817 mOBLAND STREET—PHONE 643-4278 essed engineering for the Rog- i ducer of the late night timony beflore tbe same grand era Oorp.. and baa worked for paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. McMahon, "We were clearly not attacl Radio Jury. He could be sent to Jail for Falls Church, Va...... (IMS Bstlng Incdnieg only those news broodcagto of 10 or U the comi»ny since 1934. the queen. We made It cleai^.'J five years and finad.46,000. Sweeney Is married to the tor- ] • • * • • thought, that we were attacUn^s mtioite tongth. Some stetloiM carry other short nesrscasts.) average mer Elsie Klein, also a Man Andmlot, Tracy Lelg^ daughter cA Kenneth P. and a sycophantic iqiproach towanl WDBC—ISM 8:00 News chester native. The oouplo Iw Marcia Draghi Andmlot, 295 Main St She w m bom April 9 royalty." 6>Q0'LofW John Wade 8:16 Dial 13 8:toD lck Robinson 10:00 Comment three sons, Michael, 17, Edward, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar ffiierrln has resigned from the t:06 NewB. Off 10:30 Dial 13 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Draghi, 45 EMglewood Dr. Her BBC to work for the Columbia \ w£ cH-t919 11:00 News Mariani Speaks at Sons of Italy Meeting 16, and Craig, 18. 6:00 Hridford Hlgbi^bts 11:06 Dial 12 He is a member of the K of paternal grantl^wrenta are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Andmlot, 62 Film Oorp. 7:00 N ev^ - 12:00 News. Sign Off . 1 ______1.— namlnatlon. From loft are Judge J»(dge Angelo G, Santanlello, WTIC—1089 C, belongps to the National So . Elro SL In their h^rday^ the satire 8:00 (Jasllght / State Senator Peter btorianl, extreme right, was a ig)oak« state vrtiorable of the organization; Manchester Republican • .98 0 0 0 0 0 U:00 Quirt B g m 6:00 Afternoon Edition ciety of Plastics Engineers, and long leg shows enkvened the channels of iranr—1219 6:00 News, Sports, Weather at a meeting of the Mazzlnl-Duse Lodge, Order of of TVywn Fraxicla DellaFera, and Anthony DeMaio, Badstuefaner, Alan Edward, son o f SYank and Capo- the state network and deflated a 6:00 News 6:36 Americana Italy In America, yesterday at Pagani’s Rosemount G r^ is a communicant of St Bri* 6:16 Dial 12 7:30 News of the World MILLER PHAliMACY venerable of the lodge. (Herald photo by Oflara.) _ get’s Church. lyn Conley Badstuetoner, 29 NorthfleM S t He was bom April lot of stuffed shirts. But except 6:56 Sports — E c ^ 7:45 Joe Garaglola In Bolton. Marian! la a candidate for the OOP gubernatorial 5 at Manchester Memorial Ho^taL His maternal grandpai> for such protests ss Mra. White- 6:00 Newe 7:50 Oongreaslonal Report ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Small, 146 E. Main St., Rock- 6:30 Dial 13 8:06 Bt m Davis—^Telkbadc 10 -oonito-pei>?>oand ooet o f pro Mr. and Mrs. "Bud” Lewis and VETERAN SHERIFF DIES iKMse’s, they no longer produce 6:46 Lowell Thomas 9:10 Nlghtbeat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman; yiUe. IDs paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward much shock. 6:66 Sports — Rizzuto 11:00 NewA Sports. Weather cessing. NEW MILFOKD (AP)—Fu 11:30 Art Johnson Coventry and d(x>r duty, Mr. and Mira. Badstuebner, Cambridge S t EDs maternal g^reat-giandmother BBC merely announced that 7:00 The World Tonight Reopens Its Popular Gleaners’ Rummage neral services for Fredoriok C. 7:16 Sports — Gifford WROP—141# “Bud" Garrison. fet Mrs. Carrie Kane, 18 FranKBn Park, Rotdcvffls. He has Bherrin was moving on to other 7:30 H u ry Reasoner 6:00 George Brewer Mra. ’Theunes Cooper and Mrs. Anderson, the town’s sheriff and 7:00 Ken Giiffln Selective Service three bothers, Donald, 10, Wayne, 8, and Craig, 6. work. 7:86 P u l^ Affairs William Ryan Won’t Seek Alton Taylor are -chalrmen constable for almost 67 years, • • • * • of the rummage sale set by the New office hours for Seleo- were to be today. He died In PRETTY GIRL makes this The programs ran for toree ttve Service Board 21 are ^ m Grover, Cnnstance Mattel daiightsr o f Robert A . Sr. seasons. They were titled "That Gleaners’ Circle of the Second Nesv MlMord H o ^ ta l Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Monday, and Eletha Slake draviar, 286 Oonnectteut Blvd., RST> 2, Oak Was The Week That Was," "Not Party Chairmanship Again Congregational Church from 9 at the age of 80. fast selling little gem Wednesday and Friday, at the dale. aie was bom April 8 at Manchester Memorial Hb^taL So Much a Program, More a Rat Finks, Birchers a.m . to 8 p.m. Saturday In the TAC Building on Hyde Ave. in Her maternal grandmother Is M m Leslie O. Blake, 282 Wood^ Way of Ufe" and "BBC-3." WllHam G. Ryan will not seek and reg;lstored; serial number, Church Community House. o f a girdle and it's the m ost land St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. teo R. Rockidlle. The sketches often brought BEER DEPARTMENT reflection as chairman of the color and other identifying Items may be brought at any comfortable you’ve ever Grover, M Broad St She has a brother, Robert A. Jr,, 19 irate dennnclatlone in Parlia- Attacked by Scott marks will be recorded by the Hme during the day or evening RANGE Democratic Town (Dommlttoc at Manctaestedr Evening Herald montha ment and protests to the station. police department. The session Friday, when articles wUl be AND woml Perfect for work, • * • • • Its re-organizational meeting at is not to be considered a riding Coventry correspondent, F. BBC Director-General Sir Hugh NEW HAVEN (AP) — Ycmng He complained that “we are priced. The affair ■wiU Include FUEL OIL D aircabcnier, Yvonne Marie^ daughter o f Richard J. Greene bad to apologire for Republicans got an earful from receiving very little assistance 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Booth- test, Coventry Grange officlails a white ele^*ant table, and Pauline Little, tot 742-6231, play, dress or active sports. and Marie Ferland Durrenberger, 449 Oakland Rd., Wapping. Monday9 April 11th some of the programs, and be two U.S. Senators over the from European friends" and Dimock Memorial Library. He report; howetvet'T''l*»t*mcUon tn doughnuts and coffee wUl be GASOLINE She was bom April 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hm safety rules will 6e given. Par RUBBISH FIRE FATAL suspended the lampoons for ID weekend. proposed that the U.S. 'withdraw 6 has held the post tor two terms. available. In paisley prints or white. maternal gnaxd|Murmts are Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Ferland, East months before fiio 1964 general On Saturday, Sen. Hugh Scott, all of its troops from France, ents will be resjjeMlble tor Community Center EAST HAR’TFORD (AP) — HarfctonL Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. J6- election. R-Pa., advised them to "rule Scott told the students that the WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION OF Ryan will remain on the com transporting their children and The Nathan Hale Community Burns suffered Sunday afternoon One size fits everybody! aeph Durrenbetger, East Hartford. She has two brothen^ When they returned to the air. out the Rat Finks and the Birch- Young Republicans organization mittee. their bicycles to the inkpectlon. on ter Inc’s annual meeting will claimed the Ufe of Miss Mar- Hiu*, 4, and Stephen, 8. g;aret C. Berry of 62 Belden St. BANTLV OIL Girdle they were milder and put leea era" and all types of extremlsiri. should be "a force within tbe Other demands on his time The program is being set up be Wednesday, instead of Tues COMl’ ANY. INC. 2.98 as a "protection agdlnst the today. emphasis on aex. The m- On Sunday, Sen. Peter H. party, the rallying ground for was given aa the reason for day, at 8 p.m. at Its building. :m MAIN STUKKT RiunpeDlnl, Regis Ann, daughter of Lawrence V. and plaints eased off but so did the Domlnl(*, ROolo., (*Ued on the young iMters, and the key to Ryan’s not seeking the post for Orange Notes All paid members are invited. Miss Berry was burning rub- Alicia Blanchfldd Rampelllni, 2163 Ellington Rd., South general interest. U.S. to present a “new face" 'victory." COLD BEER another two-year term. Ryan The Coventry Grange Ladies New membership tickets will .Wsh behind her home when her TKI„ Windsor. She was bom Man* 20 at Manchester Memorial ------to the rest of the world by cut- "But it is not,” he said. says he appreciates all the as Degree Team wUl confer the be a'vallable. clothes caught ftlre, police said. Kockvillc S7ri-.'I271 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. James ting off aid to countries that do This is because Young Repub- POPULAR BRANDS sistance he has received from third degree tomorrow evening Gill Scouts She died at Hartford Hospital. Foundations, Main Floor K. BtonrhfleJd Jr., 81 White St Her paternal giandparents M eetingS Planned business with North Vlet Nam. licans tolerate such elements bis party and "fine committee,” at Tolland Grange. Kje Girl Scout Neighborhood a n Mr. and Mra. Brio RampelHni, New Britain. Her maternal Dominick told the 160 New as the Rat BTrits, “a tiny ml- and pledges to support the new Mrs. Merrill Going Is chair leaders’ meeting at 7:80 p.m. great-grandmother is Mrs. James> E. BlanchAeld Sr., West 299 GREEN ROAD BAIVTBXJBD (AP) — What n^giaTMi delates to t^ GOP nority of immature hellions vrijo officers. man for the Grange sponsored tomorrow will be at the home Hartford. Her paternal great-grandfather is Ralph Rampel- should Ooime(*cut Republicans leadenhip <»nference sing unfunny songs," be said. Grange and Library sewing contest which closes of Mrs. Arnold Carlson, Standlsh Bni. New Britain. — ***** agalnat — in ourselves under 0 0 0 0 0 Safety poster contest winners April 30. Eligible are persons Rd. Oak'Grove. r this elecUon year? attack in the United Nations '------12 years old and over who are Mothers’ Club Shennaa, Ohrlsh^lier John, son of Lucius S. Jr. and In Grade 6 at Coventry Gram Tha state Republl(»n Plat- nt Qie game time we are Mrs. Paid Haddad will be In- Elizabeth Bock Sherman,' Crestrldge Dr., RFD 2, Vernon. He mar School will have their Grange members In good stand form Research Oommlttea haa by every country staEed as president of the Moth was bom April 7 at Rockville General Hospital. BOs maternal works exhibited at the Porter ing, or non-Grange members scheduled a o6 hearings ^ support the UN financially ers’ C3ub at Its annual banquet W m . Swan uniforms grandparents are Mr. and'idra, John E. Bock, Loehr Rd., Library, in the Church Comnm- sponsored by a member as long Isn’t a to find out wbat the public support them individually RFD 1, RockvSie. His paternal grandfather la Lucius Shei^ ntty House, this week. National as they are not professionals meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at ‘ ******' and directly." in women’s fashlans. Further (3avey’s Log Cabin Restaurant Bian Sr., 27 Cottage St, Rockville. Tha ffarat meeting la scheduled ^ ^7p500 in Imperial Cultured Library Week. The project is In Lebanon. • • 0 0 0 to be heU 4d the MoUcan Hotel ------being sponsored by the Junior Information on the numerous rules may be had from Mrs. Other officers to be Installed kitchen phone give you SWAN PKSS* Malliiiwaisi, Lynn MSHe and Michael BSwaid, twin safety committee of Coventry hi New Icndeh Thunday. Include Mrs. George Dolleris, daughter and son of Gerald A. and Jacqueline Rlcaid Others aret Hartford, April Orange, with Mra. Charles Pop Going. vice president; Mrs. Alan Rush, MathewBon, 129 Orchard S t, Rock'vUle. They were bom 26; New Haven, Aprfi 28; U G C E H DRUG Pearls to be given FREE ple, in charge, and Miss June South Kindergarten treasurer; Mrs. Da'vdd Bell, sec April 7 at Rock-ville General aHospital. Their maternal g^rand- Bridgeport, May 8; Wateibuiy, PARKADE D. Loomis, Grange master. Mrs. Helen Wanat, guidance retary; Mrs. Thomas Fisher within your reach? wrinkle free freshness parents are Mr. and Mra. J. lionet Ricard, 9 Middle Butcher May 6; WUUmantlc, May 9; Tor- Contest Judges were Adolph counselor and psychological ex OPEN and Mrs. Rudolphe Cloutier, fi Rd., Rockville. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. rington, MSy 3 t; aial Stainftotd, Roberts, Byron W. Hall, Merrill aminer in the town school sys nance co-chairman; Mrs. Leon B ei^l Mathewson, 153 E. Main St, Rockville. May 28. r:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. This Week at The Treasure Shops Going and Theunes Cooper, all tem, will be the speaker at the of the safety committee, assist meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday of ard GlUon, membership; Mrs. BACKINO FOB MARIANI ed by Mrs. C. Irving Loomis, parents of the South CJoventry David Bates, hospitality; Mrs. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Con chaplain, and Mrs. W alter S. Cooperative Nursery and Kind Francis Dorsey, sunshine; Mrs. The Greats Sing Farewell necticut RepiAHcan Labor Haven, secretary. ergarten at Kingsbury House. Frank SaneUl and Mrs. Charles League has endoraed State Sen. Carla Mi(*alaon received first Mrs. Wanat was head teach Benjamin, well-child co-chair To Old Met Opera House Peter P . Marian! o f Ctooton tor prize; Lori Hillman and Cindi er-instructor for two years at man, and Mrs. Walter Ja- the GOP J 5ibematoffal nomlna- FARM PRICED Crane, second; Debbie Bluto and the Child Development Center, son, librarian. Mrs. Wesley HIU Is chair NETW YORK (AP) — Some of intermission. The program en^ tfon. STRICTLY FRESH ^ 4 I Leslie Danna, third; Denise Pel- University of Connecticut; Uniforms that stay fresh looking ed, at 1:25 a.m., with the au Jack A. Fusari Jir„ preMenf Jetlcr, special award for artistic taught Grade 2 for four years man tor the banquet. file world’s greatest slngera said The club has given 828 to the dience standing, all the soloists of the league, said "Senator Ma ability; Beverly Carlson, Carol at Bowers School, Manchester; all day long... thanks to goodby to the old Metropolitan BIG.OAK Student Loan Fund as a result and chorus on stage, bolding riam has compiled a good rec Poultry Farm Heaiy, Ronnie Garrisoni Alvina received her classification as Opera House at an exciting, 6^ hands, and everybody singing ord in advancing the legtalative Moquin, Thomas, Moynlhan and of a talk given by Mrs. Debor Swan Press*. In an interesting T bL 643-6160 — 643-6658 psycholog;icfil examiner in 1664; ah Wanaged of the Coventry bour farewdi ncert Saturday “ Auld Lang Syne.” obje<*ona of (ha trade union 570 Vernon Street Priscilla Squires, honorable and has done indliddual testing The evening was not as tear- movement." mention. sch(x>l syotem. g o lf ball pattern o f 60% Bight the best way they know — and counseling, Incsludlng work Jolly Gardeners by singing their very best. fld as had been expected. The The Ehrary wlH have new ing in the Tolland school ^stem, Dacron* polyester, 40% nylon audience radiated excitement aa books on display and some spe Alan Aho and WllHam Perac- The Golden Horseshoe 'wU tor about 18 months. famous singers foUawed famous cial exhibits throughout the dWo have been picked the jun I bear opera no more; in three Mrs. Wanat’s topic wiU be knit jersey. Pick the style singers in arias, duets and trice, ior leaders of the 4-H Jolly I weeks it will be tom down for . I I week. "Your Child and Discipline,’’ like a proknged hsnquet with Mrs. Haven, Ubrarian, and Garden Workers, of which that suits you best. Sizes 8 to 20, ^ an otQce 'building. The Met ^ No Obligation and 'Will be accompanied by a every oourae dessert. Oameras, Mrs. Cecil Bohertson, assistant, James T. Laidlaw la leader. opens Its season next September Dry Clepning Special I i f film strip and recording, to as always forbidden in the Met, win attend a swap meeting Thomas PeraceWo is presi 5 to 15,14^2 to 24^2. In a new 846.7-miUion building Cotne In For Your ill' sist parents in preparing their clicked and flashbulbs popped. t Thursday at the Bolton Library dent; Gary Ferguson, ■vice pres at Lincoln Onter for the Per children tor Grade 1. The performance was not to select new books for the ident; Robert Bray, secreta^; forming Arts. FREE Clothing Drl've ' i j broadcast or televised and men I m George Jacobson, reporter, and The afngen at the gala made shdlves. The clothing drive of the Lad with recordera and porta Imperial Caltared Pearl The first and second degrees Donald and David Storns, assist UNJHORMS sure the farewd nigbt was a les’ Assoftiatlon of the First ble television eameras Jostled While 1500 Last win be conferred during the 8 ant leaders. Two-piece uniform blaze of vocal glory. SIbs. *1.2S Congregational CSmrch ends The (dub wiU vfsdt BueE'e with guests in the crowded oor- Leontyne Price, singing from (Yahied at 15.00) p.m. Thursday meeting of the ridoire at the two intermiasianB, tomorrow.' Officials ask that Greenhouse in Eastford Satur *n. Trovatore,” has seldom if • LIMITED TIME ONLY I • Change at Its hall on Rt. 44A. atong with autograph seekers, Bicycle Inspection articles donated be clean and in day. •ver sounded rk*er. Square Dance looking for celebrities. People good condition, ready for wear A Bicycle Safety Day, co The Whdrlaways Sijuaro Zinka Milanov, who has sung thronged outside, a few carry sponsored by the Coventry Po ing, and that they be 1 ^ in Dance Club has an open club- 463 performances in' 28 seasons, ing "Save the M et" placards. lice Department and Coventry the church or with association was making her own fare- members. The drive is being level dance at 8 p.m. Friday at Grange, has been set from 9 Coventry Grammar School, 'with ' well appearance, sounded as if a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at undertaken tor the Church v^‘ ''i4be (XMild be a long way from ean World Service program. Money Jack O’Leary as caEer. Re Radioactive Soil CJoventry High SchtxiL freshments will be handled by retirement. She scuig the final Bicycles are to be inspected is being accepted toward the from "Andrea Chenier" ITS 8FRUCB MANCHESTER pr-HwIth Richard Tucker, n sk j Burial finished (Aeroaa far (he CMoalal 1 r Apartments) » called hack for six bows — ^^nore than______anybody else. AIKEJN, S.CL (AP) — Tbe .J.,, The audience, wtaicb had paid ******* tons o f mikDy 1 ---- ^ ji(p to 8200 a ticket, a total , of **<)*<»radioaBlive Spaniab soil, packed Jg^‘.ga93,000, 'WHS even more talka- *** ***** drums, baa been oom- at intermissions and more under 10 feet of South THE WIGGERY H^lâlahorately garbed and giitter- Carcdina soU at a nuclear I n M FLETCIffiR OJISS CO. o r MANCBXSIEB Jeweled Qian at a Met S*®™*** **oar Aiken. BEAUTY SALON ' -rtBpening night. Oornelius Van- '**>« coBected near mM' .jtfeihitt Whitney, whose two Balomares Beach on tbe ooert **When You Think o f ^huBy m m 525 Main Stv—TeL 643-2330 sfgrandfatiiMB had bîed of Spain after two U.S. Air Think of Fletcher^ Met, was there with his ®hrce planes ooBided Jan. 17 She was wearing a dl- ***d two. nuclear bomba bunt „>OMod and ruby Uara wMoh *P«*. spreading plutonium over 54 McKEE STREET Evtr Now - • Evor EkeHing belonged to the Empreas tomato fields. Another bomb Yoa any keep yoer FREE cel w pvt it h a Mtri.9 V a pMdott, II. Me, tha i^'''!UzabeUi of Austria. easily recovered and a or pta; or apply it tawowi FrfiSfifiH - • - "Uvfily Look" ^ Conductor Leopold Stokowski, *«»**<** recmtly was pulled tram > paiafeaw t t olker 4a. jewaly. Olhr M lad lo penaas TUI ENCLOSURES A SHOWER DOORS 15 years of age oed older. spotlight rtrining

* V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 M ANCSISTER EVENING ESOtALD. MANCHESTER. GONN^ MONDAY. APRIL 18, 1966 v ^ A G B S IX South Windsor ' K*'. jf,* r-- , , - . - , ferently about wMte people and about Inside Jimmy their own place in society and the whole ‘I (f Eppuittg Ijpratt queetion at race relationship the more R eport School Board Decries ______eiqierienoe they have in the effort to PETITE - ' ____ tVBUSERD BT THB___ Breslin , - nwPAi.T, VRINTmO 00.. INC. Uve together. by I »«ie U StrMt It is not required lo do nothing, then, (Continued'from Page 6 ) ■“ iGaeherter Ooim. Council’s Budget Cuts « BEAUTY SALON Rowland Evans Jr. TB01U8 FBROCSON until instincts and feehhgs have . wBSmiL FEBausoH the second pitch and pulls him changed. There are things that can be Robert D. Novak Mrs. Jane Romeyn, chairman four Hartford-area communi- 34 Church Street . Itaided’ odfiiOT 1. is u self off balance when he miss oonscioualy and deliberately done, in of the board of education, says ties, prepared by his office, at a ■ VI es. But this O’Dell, he’s sup Bv«i7 Bvenlns Except Sondaya O ff Center Street cluding some very artificial contriv WASHINGTON —Behind last the board is “vigorously op- meeting of the board posed to be so good against the •iia iiiMMaufa. Entered at the Port. Office rt Tuesday’ s (4/12) succeaarul .HinrtirttT Oam., ee Second Claaa Kail ances, which may help begin changing poeed’ ’ to the $104,894 cut in the Mets, he gets nervous. He gîes B-52 raid on the Ho Chi Mlnh / j A j l.dO p.m. in the high school those instincts and fetilngs. school budget proposed auditorium. cute and throws a changeup SDBSCRIFTION RATES Trail was one key factor; outside. Ball one. He throws Payable la Advance ■mis is the positive answer to ques by the t i ^ council...... ^ invitation to at- Slutrply increased infiltration of again, inside and very low and One Tear ...... ^'5 2 tion number two. It may be Just as true f tend been extended to town SPRING SPECIAL a x Month#^...... 1100 Comibimlst troops from North f t : , the catcher has to drop to his AirM IConths ••••••••••#••# b.w and valid, for its part, as the sweeping I ^ X ^ teachers and students. Follow- SlOntll a eaaaaaaa**«aoaa A,^v Viet Nam. knees to block the pitch. O’Dell negative answer, which says that huslhg ing Dr. Plante’s remarks, the The raid was no sudden psy teat ‘ rome citoen§ seem to 'tries and misses again. Three PERMANENT WAVE $850 XBMBEK OF ___ is not the answer to the problem of ™ THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS chological brainstorm to direct bolls and two strikes. Swoboda • The Aaeodated Preaa Is exclusively entitled school segregation. How could it be? Stentton outside Saigon’s tan- . hL lie participation and discussion, moves the bat. O’Dell lifts his . to the use o l repuWlcatlon of all news dls- that the hoard has acquiesed 3 „bcafa ALSO A NEW ^ It would involve a constant shuffle of leg to throw. The wiiole stadi ■ Batches credited to It or not otherwise credit gled poUUcs. Bather, it had a to toe counoi^ . A dinner in honor of the ed tai p^>er and also the local news pub- um Is screcuning. It is abso a oonMantly shuffling population. single, limited purpose: To The school board hM reduced high school’s Northeast Con- ..Usbed repubUeatlon of special dis lutely unbearable. And now it ZOTOS, VITACOLOR 'mere is a third question to which we block a major InfUtratlon route toe superintendent s budget re- ference championship basket- patches herein are also reserved. ■ becomes absolutely tremen suggest no answer, but which we would (at the bottom of a ravine) querts from $2^819,218 to $2 714,- team w ill be held at 7 p.m. Better hair color in half ’ The Herald P^,tln« Company. top., as- which Ho Chi M lih ’s supply dous. O’Dell pitch is way high • soxnea no financial reejwnslblllty for typ^ like to see discussed. ^ 4 ’ which It determined to be ^ 30 in the high school the time. Includes Sham $y.50 and outside and it is a walk to gr^ o a l errofs appearing In^v^lsenw ts Is there some other concrete, practi trucks have been using with in toe “ mimmum operating budget cafeteria. The town teachers’ utlTother readtng matter In The Manchester creasing frequency since the force In the winning run. Bill poo and set. O n ly ...... cal, forward course of action Manches for suwessful and efficient rm- organization will sponsor the ;,Evenltgt BeraMl ______end of the bombing pause two Murphy runs across home ter could find to make Its own contri ning of toe school system,” Mrs. ..pobcat Banquet.” Specials Good April 19-April 30 wîll service client of R. E. A Service. to& months ago. plate and the New York Mets ^bllsbers Representatives — TOe JoItM bution to the national problem? - Floyd Richard, WTIC TV baseball team has won a game! "-V êw s Special Jêncy — New York. OiW The su costs at a minimum. There’s a big difference in in the flrst decade than e v «i the poorest Many a hunter, woodsman and $129.00 Lawson Low-back Lounge Chair, foam cushion, box pleats, distributors. Let one of our servicemen eamj routine subtly and gradually underlines towns in the county. bikers have takm odvantage lioops to EARN ttw essential brotberiiood whh* exists The facts indisputably dictate what of the height o f a tree to find away nubby tangerine plaid cover ...... 108.75 i another gold star by blowing you how ldg their way back or to see trails In mankind along with manktod’s divl- Middletown must do. It should raise its $129.50 Full Size Pine Poster Panel Bed, low foot board ...... 104.85 ;diffei«ncecanbe. ■Ians. starting and middle salary ranges,. ahead. I have a friend who first $39.50 (1) Twin Size Mattress, blue stripe ticking ...... 33.70 Then it tends to become true that, al TWenty-aeven years is a kmg time for a climbs a tree end locates bis $199.50 6’6” King Size Antique White Headboard with frame . .126.22 fish first before he starts to do your bedboard! though, as always, this battle win never Middletown teacher to work to cat<^ $169.00 82” W ing Sofa, foam cushion, box pleats, button back, cut back any fishing. Perhaps It is not 'M o b il'* ’ be won until it to won inside the feel up with his colleagues in Deep R l v ^ mere chance that he is a good An elderly lady who had suffered along arms, arm caps, green tweed upholstery ...... 135.20 ings and instincts o f people, srtifioally Finally, it must be remembered that with a b ^ b o ^ for years and then $69.00 W ing Chair, matches sofa above...... 60.75 starting salaries in the oounty are low fisherman! I wonder what U decreed drcuinstance can and does ad when compared against cities the rise U about people climbing trees )x>ught Holman-Baker’s super firm bed $29.00 Ottoman, box pleated valance, matches ch a ir ...... 24.50 'Mobilheatj ■ V vance the course o f that battle. of Mfidletown, and that the oompari- that catch our atention? Jesus ding B^s, “Now 1 am enjoying sleep $21.50 33” White China Table Lamp, gold trim, white shade .. .14.10 1b put it idainly: White people feel sona presented do not include the raises was impressed by that man who ROBERT J. SMITH, once more.” Musco-Pedic and Verto- $313.00 4 Piece Modem Oil Walnut Bedroom; panel bed with low foot differently about Negro peiq>Ie after that are being negotiated in most com oUiribed a tree so that he could Rest Mattresses support your back in a board, 40” chest, five drawers, 60” double dresser, six drawers, they have wonhipped with them, stu -. munities. Middletown w ill fa ll further see over the crowd at Jesus. INC. straigh t line and at the same time gently 23V^ X 44” framed m irror ...... 161.2() led wltli them, voted with them, and behind unleas action is taken. Ih a t is A n we naturally intensted in •03 MAIN STREET MORUIUY BROIHIRS cuddle the contours of your body. Tiy $259.30 5 Piece White Daystrom Dinette, 35 x 49” Leather-grained thoae who are interested in uk? 301 CENTER STREET beoome used to the sight o f them, on why Mayor Dooley's dedakm to re Verto and Musco Beddiag at Watkins Plastic Top Extension Table, gi*een upholstered chairs ...... 91.25 store 1130,000 to the school budget curiosity makes us climbers, »4f-S24l . the street, or even on television as en today. Then throw away your bedbciard! $289.00 42” Italian Provincial Chest-on-Chest, fruitwood finish, six T E L E P H O N E 643-5135 tertainers, for a certain amount of makes good sense.v; Bonding tbe. road eager seekers even in the Ufa program and bolding tsixes at a reason o f the spirit Mattresses $99.50 each. drawers, antique brass p u lls ...... 183.25 time. "w w w eott • amn MVMarr nut • able rate , is the proper tack to solve R w . Robert K. Shimoda ,To put the same thing as plainly fraot tbs special problems encountered tUs TidoottviUe Oongngational *iiw eemmym£Ji0em'Bii» g a m s m aE A ih f i ib ic i the ottMT asgls: Nsgio peepie M dif yssr. — MmOLETOWN PREM - Gfanreb ng «efmwN$s bate* PAGE NlNl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MAN(!Ê$TlfiR, CONN, iUONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 PA Q ff’&I(2HT Yea Overeem* say ‘This is good’ or "This is A lld o r ^ r Counselors Sought Blue Ribbon Report bad,’ or to answer every ques f a l s e i e e t h tion with an outright ’Tes’ or Looseness end W orry ‘No/ Rather it is a m atter of Capiud Visit considering trends and phil Smith Heads Staff No looser be annoyed or fe d Ul-at- Cost Key Factor osophy and trying to come up Under Way Hor with some reasonable ap proaches. Senior Scouts f«fmorecomforUble. Avoid embar- At Camp Kennedy Sw -d by loeee platea Qet “A great many Of the ques FASTEETH at any drus oounter. In Pension Changes tions in this whole area depend . se v e n . S enior O ld SoOutO Ot upon how liberal a Benefit Plan 8^1 WS 1ft WftsWftgton Harry F. Smith of 24 Bigelow St. has beeii nam The special “blue-ribbon” pension committee, ap is desired and what the employ- D. C. where they ftfe tft 000 camp direetbr for this summer s six-week . pointed in Febniaqr to evaluate, consider and comment er can afford to pay for and ^many historic aftft gOveriilftOftt- Manchester’s Camp KOnnedy. His appomtmen YOU ALWAYS upon recommended changes to the town s pension pian, <.j,n,mit himself to. over a long before thOir return here made by Rec and Park Supenntendent Horace Mur ______I- W n o w h o r o v i e w e d ___ a..* o«»ore ineir renim nere has submitted its report, which will now be reviewed period of time, in the case of phty, with the approval of SAVE AT THE and discussed by the Town Pension Board on April 25 the Town of Manchester, we are Wednesday, General Manager Robert Weias. a t 4 p m in the Municipal Building Hearing Room. talking about what the Uxpay- With the exceguoft of inaifte Smith wdh director of the ARTHUR DRUB The special committee, while ers can afford rather than what HOvey of Hebron,' all the Cap. first camp session in 1964, when making one definite recom- insurance Co. in charge of its a profit-making employer can itol tourists are AftdOver scOuts. he taught special education mendation, that vesting rights Group Division, chairman: Fred afford. They are Jane COrtell, ElUabOth classes at Manchester High be granted at the end of 15 W. Geyer, home office repre “The final answer to the Houle, Susan HOhmann, Diafte School. years of continuous service sentative in the Group and Pen question of benefit levels and Kelley, Charlotte Phelps and In 1965, he left the local rather than the present 30- sion Division of the Aetna Life what should be provided for Kathleen Sheehan, they are school System fOr a post at year requirement, has not Insurance Co.; Charles S. Cu- special groups, ailch as polico- making the trip in a station the Mansfield State Training Bolton Speaker School, where he was project made any specific recommen- lotU Jr.,T. assistant ...i.’tont trust officer firemen, government must be set- on wagon, accompanied by their dationa in other areas, al- and a specialist in pension de leader Mrs. Clifford Benaon. Mty. Urwu FOx of Hartford director, under a federal grant, MEMOS the basis of property, general for the school’s hospital pro t h o i ^ it inifleated general ap- Hartford National While in Washington they will Wttl apeak On "The ProMems provftl In principal. ^ j^d Trust Co.; and objectives, cost, and the general gram. reaction of the taxpayers. make a tour of the White House, and Potentials of the capitoi FROM YOUR In its report, it states, “A Carpenter, chief of the Region’’ at a meeting Of the Henry J. Manning, a teacher "In making our report, we visit the U. S. Supreme Court, of retarded children at Bennet great many of the questions in Retiremnet Division for the view the numberous monuments, Ladies Benevolent society of this whole area depend on how Controller's office. have looked at this whole thing Junior High School, served as Z y = v “: i ; “a“nd‘hrve“ n;'’t and try to see some of the Smith- BOlton COiu regaUOnal Church campdirectOr for the 1965 sum libei-al a benefit plan is de WiWams and Geyer are from; considered the Various items as «>«*«* Institute, and the Nation- tonight at S. Mist sired and what the employer mer session. Manchester, Culotta lives in gffgct the new General al Art Gallery. This extensive A mertiber of the Hartford Smith, since last September, Wanda (the taxpayers of Manchester) tour was made possible by fund board Of education for over 26 can afford to pay for and to South Windsor, and Carpenter ^lanager specifically. It Ls our has been teaching clas.scs in In Glastonbury. Williams was understanding that the benefit raising affairs like paper drtvea years, Atty. Fox has also special education at New Brit If your hair Is the wiry type commit himself to, over a taught church school at ’Tem- . . . a welter of curls that re period of time.” chairratpi of the town pension program for Mr. Weiss te to be and a spaghetti supper. ain High Schoeft. boardm i®M, When the existing handled outside the pension (Mflce «’«**i*g pla Beth Israel and is president Camp Kennedy, in 1964 and sists brush and comb and kinks The study did not Include The town Clerk’S o«lC< wlU of the Hartford County YMCA. Harry F. Smith at the first hint of dairipness any proposed benefits for Gen p q h s ^ plan yras inaugurated, p ] ^ hy some sort of employ- in 1965, was aided by a $3,- . . , learn to live with it. Thi pressed pension-ordin- ment contract or deferred com- be closed next Friday dua to Hostesses for the evening are 000 njatchlng grant from the eral Manager Robert Weiss, the Conference of Town CSerk’s Mrs. Alfred B arrett and Mrs. Jd^ph P. Kennedy r. Founda and■Tin thernm report states that' the ijiB *ft«e -amendments which were pensation arrangemept. Such a b,,.. There is much you can do, of committee did not oMUider rpcohimended by the pension procedure is quite usual in this being held that day. On the day ^Bafford. f f ^ . *J*^***"*Devotions _ will tion. Becaiise no grant is ex course, such as massagê the -Wrd are: day and age in corporations just prior to this closing, Thufs- bO led by Mrs. Douglas Fen- pected this year, provision has scalp and brush the hair daily any 1, To permit the town treaa- •w’hlch are seeking the services 4 Sound Inyesfmehf For- ground—and he can also help with your own renewal program youtmeanf. udiea you want to add another room to your home. **JuU service” hank* • SCHOOLS • HOTELS # SPOKTS FISHING BOOTS. 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’ : { PAGE ELEVEN ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1 9 6 6 - MANCHÎ^TER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , J^CHESXER, boNN, MONDAY. APRIL 18, 1966 solve toe problem by changing now that you have married toe_ PA6B. TEN asked, "and accept divorce as happy though married. If you Energy Exceeds Size feel that you are beginning to yourself, instead of attempting girl, try to make friends with” O O P ’ s Consensus (Choice /• Teen Marriages necessary, natbral and a good WASHINGTON — Although j. ber of Tumlbletorook Country T o l l o n d hate or become indifferent to to change your wife. her. Too many young men and, Hospital Notes thing in some instances? toe United States has only 9J Club Hartford, and one of the 9. Burial will be in V a r a n s Buley-Wilson your wife because you feel "To toe young man who has women I have seen in my mau:- Need Friendship, " I f w e are to help toe teen per cent of the world’s popula oldest members of the City Field of East Cemetery, ^ e n d s PatieBte Today: 288 married and would like to know riage counseling ,aren’t reallyi Be Announced Today age father,” he said, "perhaps threatened by some aspect of Obituary Club of Hartford. He was past may call at the funeral home May friends even tboi^h they are tion, it uses 36 per cent of tbit one of toe most important ways your marriage, you often can some ways of helping toe m ar president of the Beach Park tonight from 7 to ,9. PTA Board Wants to Cut AIXMITTBD SATURDAY: Counselor Urges married.” global energy output * would be to teach him how to be look into your own thinking and riage prosper, I might also say: George Cawley, East Hartford; (Contlnned from Piage. One) whether Gengraa was a Association of Clinton, where SAN FRANCISCO (AP) T he had a summer residence. Mrs. Bertha J. Matteeon State and National Ties Daniel Hickey, 29 0 ’t*ary Dr.; ith Oaim s Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, 169 E. leader in,the State Senate, For toe teen-age boy who hae ter'*Md'^wn ^**Manêsfe^*^n- 9o!ô7’wM rstafford. mother of The ToUand Parent- Teacher department, recreational board, Mlddle^T?*!^; Marcus Krest.' crates an‘ electric'^ T^croton # o ^ ^ ^ * w T ^ h just married, a couimlor has a Donald Martorelll, and supply business A r t ^ y m o u r iL:"^h is“ "wl2. Mrs. Lyabelle Stanley Mat^n of_^hês- ^-iation ^ Sd^^te^^Sne thin^ the Rel word of advice; "N o w that you .-rT Springs; Mrs. Anne and New London. ' leaders M iêlm an Schwolsky; two oth- ter, died yesterday in Conway, draw from the state and naUon- To perform the pilot services Stafford in his area have married the girl, try to Arthur P . S«yilnour, 78, of 45 er sons Gen. Robert Schwolsky Mass. al associations, citing a lack of undertaken in toe commmlty McNeill, 5 Lawton Rd.; Mrs. Anyone ei»o „ a k e ( - " a ^ moat was that Plnney is make friends with her.” Maj. Murry___, A. oihi,«ipVv Schwolsky, a. Survivors___. 1.0 also include include three three effectiveness effectiveness under under the the present present and to continue toe task of help- Virginia Nardlnl, 52 WllsWre nomination would have to rnê fearea m o» j Cannon Towel Ensemble Brookfield St, retired sergeant Ben Ard, 'professor o f counsel o f the Manchester Police De- ^ West Hartford; five other sons, a daughter, a sister, organizational set up. ing parents_to understand^ the R d T v e m o n ; H i ^ l d Olds. 21 a fight for it ^ f f c o ^ e S u s WITH (OUrOH lOOK YOU RKIIVID IH 1HI NMl partment, died yesterday af- Kpothcrs, three sisters and nine eleven grandchildren and thir- Mrs. Walter J ^ e s , P r«*‘‘ school program, and establish Florence oi.-,St.; Clara v«iuo»—». Ondarza. - t------PoaÎNy- at . a ® i-.at on t>er that “ Pin- ing at San Francisco State Col better communications and pub lege, made the suggestion Sun temoon at Manchester Me- ^^jpîldren. ty-slx great-grandchildren. dent of the Tolled asMciaUon 41 Cedar St., Michael Richloff. vote ney not take a vigorous lic relations between toe school mortal Hospital. He was sworn Funeral services will be held Funeral services will be held has notified the State P. T. A. 69 Autumn St.; Mrs. Adeline cent o t to w „w «ni and stand. If h* doesn’t the party is day at the closing of a- tw«-day In as a supernumerary o f the tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Eman- Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from office of the- group’s intention. and.. home, utoe ♦ executive 1, board 112 Oliver Rd.; Mrs. m addition to Mariaid ^ symposium on teen-age mar poUce department Dec. 15, Synagogue. Greenfield and tê William H. Yost Funeral A final vote will be taken at deemed it ^ âve the par- cengras, only Barnes md ^ riages and divorces. ent.ents presented with a current bate Judge Stephm 8. S w ^ t erf t o ^ l ^ ^ Other speakers had said that ^1923,1099 and.T»i became a regular -ytroodiand Sts., Hartford. Rab-Home. Home. W. W. Main Main St St., Stafford the May meeting of the orgM DOUBLE , proper evaluation of toe lack of about 40 per cent of today’s member of toe force Sept. 12, bi Simon Noveck and Cantor gprings. Burial will be in ization. Mm. Caroline Rojo, Tolland; ’êep^. _ board related effectiveness under toe present brides are between 15 and 18 Arthur Koret will officiate.. Du- Maple Root Cemetery, Coven- The executive John VaSquez, 196 Maple St. ueniawiKM --- j -j < rvuild '^trongiy in toe TRIPLE S BLUE concern about toe P T A ’s effect- organization, as set up. Rather years old, and that 60 per cent rini will be in Emanuel Syna- r j Wedensday at 2 p.m. j A m m T O D SS m H .v .n of their marriages would end in J ornreem etery. Wethersfield, ^ n e n d s may call at the fu- iveness. since toe inception of t o w be an inactive group ^ d e r Kari Lynn Andrews, 20 ram ms m j~------_ waterburv. lh e r e '^ 1 be no visiting hours neraThome tomorrow from 3 to many other clubs in town, as natlm al requirements the board divorce In five years. STAMPS Lane. Wapplng; Mrs. Alice ^ image 'Tf toey^ pick anyone else. There wm oe e 5 ^ 7 1 ° 9 p m. well as community service wanta to change to a plan more business image prior to the service Armstrong. 14 Ashworth St.; with a ^ said. Ard asked whether many of groups; for Instance, historical realistic under existing circum- these teen marriages aren't es The family suggests that those Mrs. Claire Baker, 196 Hany ‘^rtedtoat One newsman in Fairfield EVERY S t a t e d soclety, ambulance corps, fire stanfea. » sentially "child niarriages,” at wishing to do so make memorial Lane, Vernon; Robert B la w k g ^ rS Irn o d but County d e s e r t ^ toe s u ^ r t donations to the building fund at least "in toe sense of toe part Funerals 4 George Dr., Vernon; SS^î^Ttoafârianl^shouM for M ^ l in Ms exea as "fan- Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. ^ Bouchard, 60 Bunce Dr.; Mrs. ners’ inability to accommodate WED.! each other.” He asked, "Should Memorial week will be ob- » 12th Circuit Gemini 9 Irene Choma, Stafford; Joyce p S ^ t o r T l s ^ ^ ^ e r in that county who much effort be made to hold served at his home. Stanley W . Olbert Crawford, 183 High St.; Su ^ Mariani should get it SAVE 3 WAVS together those m arriages which The Weinstein Morturary, 640 The funeral of Stanley W . zanne Dart>y, 15 Cedsir St.; Mrs. Court Cases " I f anybody has earned toe predicted, however, that it show strain early In toe m ar EVERYDAY A WEEKLY M ^RIPLE-S Farmington Ave., Hartford, is in oibert of 98 Woodbrldge St. Flight Set Helen Dickens, 34 Avondale right of a reward from his would g o to Gengras. riage? Wouldn’t we be better off charge of arrangements. was held Saturday from toe Rd.; Yvonne Erickson, 159 Ol- I• LOW PRICES E * SPECIALS 3 * SLUE STAMPS S y , it is Peter Mariani,’’ he No J en- to let them break early, before —------Holmes Funeral Home, 400 MANCHESTER SESSION On May 17 cott St.; Bartholomew Foglio, domed any of too potential can- , Main St., with avM ass of re- ctaildren come?. , Two University of Connectl- 131 Maple St., Mrs. Anne Gus UntH lately, he said, no one dldates. ______"Isn ’t it better to accept toe Herb Hale Dies ^ oulem at St. John’s Polish N a - (Coattaned from Page One) tafson, 42 Lewis St.; Benoit tional Catholic Church. TTiP cut students pleaded guUty to fact that all marriages cannot Metivler, 146 Cushman l>r.; Waa fU rirenian R« v . waiter Hyszko, pastor of subsUtute charges orf breach b< bit Instead of the fourth a: W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mary be expected to work out,” be * TT tto VAV M. ** nhlircb. WAS cclc-' «arsai.M M Chauncy Howard, 80 Summit BEST CENTER CUT St John’s Church, was cele-'p^gj.g gjjd were fined 825 each. Gemini 8 (Hd. The earner ren ^St.; Steven „„Jay. „„86 _ Elizabeth______Laskey^ 28 Jan Dr., Vernon; Town Fights Herbert Eugene Hale. 86. of brant M iss Beverly Burger was Copeland. 19, and Pas- dezvous will more nearly ap- windsor'^Mra. OTve Mrs. Ann McCormick, 43 Gul 80 Pitkin St toe last survivor Hamden, pwxim^ toe typ^ maneuver Hartford Tpke., Ver- ley Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Ther- S ix Blazes COME SEE OUR J ^ f b U l i d ir c department at ~ lo lst Burial was in S t John a on man to jjîîond Lahouse, An- Parla, 33 Edgerton St., OR i Arthur P- Seymour of toe paid Arc departmmt m. cemetery. larceny ^ t e r a aecurity guard toe moarars and brooms were used Yivk, New Haven and Hart- in Glastonbury on a farm which Congmgatiwial Church, offici Tirrell, 319 Griffin Rd., W ap- Fallot photo The case was continued to Jr., Ellington; William Chap- to combat the flames that Railroad. is now pari o f the public Min* ated. Burial was in East Ceme U.S. Bombers ping; Doris ToddfRjFD 1, Man mail, 168 Summit St.; Thomas f r e s h 1 .1, d u c k s next week since there was a never presented a serious threat MRS. DAVID FOSTER BULEY le and his wife, the former nechaug Golf Course. He was tery. chester; Mrs. rrhelma Watson, Wmis, 20 Deepwood Dr., Wap death in toe family of one the although land was scorched lar face veil, and she carried Louise Keeney, would have the son of Addison and Florence Beamrs were David Fody, Marlborough; York Whitaker, plng: Ewald Johnson, 252 School The marriage of Miss Joan accused. Hits Targets about one-quarter of a mile a cascade bouquet of yellow Sebrated their 53rd wedding Brock Hale. Richard Rlngrose, Nicholas 79 Santina Dr.; Mrs. . EUza- St.: Philip Mannella, 17R Gar- Arlene Wilson and David Fost A charge of pushing an oc- from the Dennison cabin. roses and ivy. WHIST AND liversary M ay 14. Mr. Hale lived in Manchester Pagan!, Roland Rutherford, beth White, 119 Maple St; Mrs. den Dr.; Mrs. Beverly Holt, 5 jj'owaVd cupied vehicle upon toe highway er Buley, both of Manchester, Ir. Seymour was bom in more than 50 years and wns Fred K elsh and N ear Hanoi Maude Woodbrldge. 496 E. Mid- jj^nnel Rd., Vernon Mrs. Maude About 30 minutes later the Wllilam Monty of Suffield with another vehicle against department was called to ex w as solemnized Saturday morn SETBACK Gieei Ueies-Wilb Cnvy achester. M ay 25, 1887, a actively employed at Dr. Rich Holmes. die Tpke.; Francis Zinker, W ind- ^jug center Ed., Vernon Ray- served as best man. Uriiers fifsaiOiiw S ib . * Robert Brannlck Jr„ 19, of 16 |69 of Arthur W. and Martha ard Olmstead’s veterinarian tinguish a woods fire off the ing at St James’ Church. were • Philip Gantnier of Man 49 (Continued from Page One) sorville; Mrs. Margaret Zukis, McKay, 81 Russell St.; Hemlock St. was noUed. Prose sliced TURKEY Seymour, and was a llfe- hospital on Woodbrldge St- at 54 Foxcroft Dr. Merlin McKinley, 205 Love Lane-Center St. intersec The bride favtoe daughter of chester and William Kelly of cutor James MlrabUe nolled the Cheesed A Ibased - B n a l Usies TOP quality l(^ g resident of this town. He tj,e time of his death. He w a s a plant 14 miles northeast of the B IR TH S S A T U R D A Y : ~A Adams St.; Mrs. Janice Schaschl tion. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Wilson Bolton. CARD PARTY Many Ignore charge, saying that Brannlck portT” v M a member of South Metoo- member of Buckingham Con- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. gg Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Eu- The Town Department was of 296 Main St. The bridegroom A reception for 75 was held was only moving a disabled ve The power plant was hit sev •— Spohsered B y — ^ ^ A K S a A . CHICHEH OUARTEBS dj|t Church and its Men’s gregatlonal Church^ Charies Schaub, 180 Hillstown ggnig ballot 86 Park St.; Mrs. called out to quell a fire In a of 55 Winter St., is toe son :rf at Fiano’s Restaurant. Bolton. Cape Kennedy hicle to where it could be re eral times more in December, •THE FRENCH CLUB” I h I aadPeppei 11b, Manchester Lodge of Survivors include a sister. Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Katherine FaiteU, 103 Eldridge clothes drier at toe Maytag Mr. and Mrs. Francis Buley of For a motor trip to Washing paired. Action such as this con but since toen there have been OF MANCHESTER Isons and the Connecticut Mrs. David W. Kelsey of Mt. Picket Lines Norman Roy, 91 St, John St.; . waiter Hennequin, 167 Coln-O-'Mat at 500 Center St. • Florida. ton, D.C. and Florida, Mrs. B u . 8 9 ' ste Policeman’s Association. stitutes emergency action which no air attacks so close to either STEAKS rSSSb Dora, Fla., a nephew and two ^ twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Green Rd.; Mark Cavagnaro, 72 about 7 Saturday night. The The Rev. John J. O’Brien per ley wore a three piece navy Survivors, besides his wife, is within the law, according to Haiphong or Hanoi. nieces. (Contlnned from Page One) EWwin Moynihan, R F D 3, Linmore D r.; Mrs.Emlly Hale, drier was heavily damaged by formed toe double ring ceremo blue sit, matching accessories M O N D A Y , 81ude a son, Herbert K. Sey- MlrabUe. On toe political front. Premier Funeral services will be held Rockville: a son to Mr. and 10 Campbell Ave., Vernon Mrs. a fire in the clothes within the ny aitd was celebrant at toe and a corsage of carnations. . 5 9 ' • '• M b * * ® WlUlam J. Flemming, 23, of Nguyen Cao K y ’s hold on the m e T.IVER iir of Yarmouth, Maine;’ a tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Council, which represents more Mrs. John Foley, 52 ’Trebbe drier. Water was used alter the nuptua high MOSS. Mrs. Jane A P R I L 1 8 237 HUllard St. was fined $15 reins of government was Phyllis Daly and son. Brandy Mrs. Buley Is a graduate o Iter, Mrs. Edith Wetoerell of Watklns-West Funeral Home, than 2,000 Cape construction Dr.; a daughter to Mr. and Maccarone was organist and so for violation of a limited li St., Bolton; Mrs. Georgia Hor- electricity had been turned off. Manchester H igh School. .She nchester, and three grand- 142 E. Center St. The Rev. workers, instructed their mem strengthened by a declaration Mrs. Gary Dopslaff, Storrs; a cense. Police arrested him on rocks and daughter, 96 Foster A burning, hollowed-out tree loist Bouquets of white gladio 4s employed in the commercial A T 8 P.M. aground CHUCK .6 9 ' $ldren. Luke Dorr, pastor of Bucking- bers to report for work. from toe country’s most mili daughter to Mr. and Mrs, March 26 while he was op St.; Mrs. Joyce Muska and son. at the Manchester Country Club li were on toe altar. department of the . Southern j ^ ^ e r a l services will be hel4 Church, will officiate. Bur- But there were reports from tant Buddhist leader that he Thornes Blake, South Gate erating a motoroycle, with a Hazardville; Mrs. Margaret golf course was extinguished by The bride was given In mar N e w E l^ lan d Telephone Co., [lesday at 1:30 p.m. at the ]gj will be In toe family plot toe moonport that at least 300 of was {H'epared to let toe military Apts., Rockville; ______a daughter to ORANGE H AIl Ucense that limits toe operator Reid and daughter, Dockerel Rd. the Town Fire Department riage by her imcle, Walter J. irtanchester. Mr. Buley attend- plmes Fimeral Home, 400 Buckingham Cemetery. them were off toe job. junta stay in power imtll the and Mrs. Gustave Arendt, Vernon; Mrs. Virginia Rogowski Kurptay ot Coventry. She wore Efforts were under way by to driving a car. elections It has promised to hold i 54 n . school St. about 45 minutes earlier Satr schools in Vermont and th There will be no calling arid daughter, Colchester; Mrs. a ballerina length gowp of chan- Bast Hartford, and served four PUBLIC Mvrrra InnJey Shaw, pastor of South hours toe A ir Force and NASA to con W illiam H. ’Turner, 80,. of In three to f l ^ months. B IR T H Y E S T E R D A Y : A urday night. Loretta Turley and son, East tiHy lace and peau de sole, de PRISH TINDER W IiTER N Jtttoodist Church, will of- ' fine the picketing to one gate Colchester was g;lven a maxi Thlch Trt Quang, chief a^ta- (laughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Yesterday, about noon, they years with the U.S. A ir Force. Hartford; Mrs. Linda Whipple signed with sabrina neckline, lîate. Burial will be in Buck- through which Technology cm mum fine of $100 on a charge tor of the month-long antigov- aeto Wilson, Converse Rd., responded to a grass fire at 117 He is employed at Pratt and and son, 40 Ward St., Rockville long tapered lace sleeves, em Whitney, EWvlslon of United lln d Cemetery. ANDO^R-Sur*r Dona- ôyre, their subcontra^re and ^ ^^ton. N ew Bolton Rd. and again about Mrs. Ruth d a r k and son, 8 Clin pire waist oi lace and A-line Aircraft Coir-i Bast Hartford. ^^rten d s may .call at the fu suppliers would pass. ’This ma- 2 in Glastonbury March 26 000 foUowen In Da Nang that he DISCHARGED SATURDAY: 2 in the afternoon they respond Read Herald Ads. ROMOU hue, 49, of Bear . Swamp Rd., ton St. rtdrt of peau de sole. Her veil neral home tomorrow from 2 neuver has been effective in traveling at speeds up to 101 was joining moderates In the Roy Friedman, 57 Alison Dr., ed to grass and rubbish fire at died Saturday afternoon at DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. of silk Uluaioh was arranged and 7 to 9 p.m. mlnlnizing the effects of strikes Buddhist hierarchy in calling South Windsor; Mrs. Marie 66 Foley St. which resulted in Windham Memorial Hospital. The case of GeOrge Benoit, Faith Stephens, 422 E. Center from a crown of seed pearls in toe past— allowing nonstrlk for a suspension of demonstra Zaholowski, 41 Agnes Dr.; one side of a garage being larg* He had been a resident of A n 41, of Wethersfield, w as con St.; WHHam ’Therriault, Willi- and orange blossoms, and she Ihg union workers to enter tions. Adam Mozzer, 138 Birch St.; scorched. dover for many years. tinued to April 21. H e was mantlc; Martin Doleski, Willi- carried a cascade bouquet of xUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY bunch 4 through other gates. Mrs. Margaret Schaller, Glas judge Schwolsky He was bom in Haverhill, charged with operating a mo mantlc; Matthew Wllkas, 58 white carnations M d ivy. M I E N ------tonbury; Mrs. ESizabeto Pes- Mass., Feb. 2,1917. He was em tor vehicle while under toe in .Dale Rd.; Paul Luft, Coventry; Mrs. Philip GonUiier of Man cosolido, 32 Ardmore Rd.; WOMEN N E W CROP SEEDLESS ARIZONA des in Florida ployed at Pratt ,and Whitney fluence of Intoxicants after an George McKeever, 214 Oak World of Wigs chester, a cousin of the bride, Division. He was a member of About Town Adolph Roberts, Hebron Rd., $ hnnn hnmi aedapManicdnM ail baN hainadhtiMd k a praanm| a M CD Head Cites accident on Center St. on Jan. land St.; Laskey baby girl. 28 w as matron of honor. She wore F BETTY CROCKER-LAYER ^ Sjudge Jacob Schwolsky, 75, of the First Congregational Dean Frederick Lowe of Man Bolton; Joseph Gouln, 1363 i BtaitMti ml inlirfiriinlirfira atiUi lhair prataal jw. II pai 31. Five persons were taken to Jan Dr., Vernon; Joseph Wiel- MCC Unit Topic a cocktail length dress of white walllr fcakki aa to toaaad. VALENCIA ORANGES fast Hartford and Hollywood, Church of Andover, United chester Oonununity College is Sullivan Ave., South Windsor; i i Weiss, Edwards the hospital as a result of the gus, Thompsonvllle; Mrs. Mae lace over yellow tofleta, fash chairman of a discussion group Cathy Webster, Hartford Tpke., S i Nr FEEE SOOKLET aa yaw Mat k DATA PMC- died yesterday in Golden Church of Christ. accident. ‘"rhe Wonderful World of CAKE MIXES Rockville: James Wright, 51% Hatpin, 1146 Main St., South ioned virlto a bateau neckline, ESSING.KEYniNCHaadC(WniTEII$.«ilkkdaT... Hospital, Hallandale, Fla. He is survived by his wife, The slate d i r ^ o r of Civil ’Thursday at a spring conference Wigs,” the second in a series of pka« iacli* age, addao aed toa» pAeea aaator. Village St., Rockville; Lori Windsor: Mrs. Joyce Burrow three - quarter - length sleeves, was toe father of Mrs. Jay Helen Nichols Donahue; four Defense has commmded sever of toe Department of High Edu three presentations of a cnai';a WrOMATIOM TMIMIMa. IttC. Nicholas, 57 Davis Ave., Rock and daughter, 37 Sunset Ter., empire waistline trimmed with I Rublnow of 49 Pitkin St., and daughters, Kathleen Donahue, al town officials wnb recently cation of the Connecticut Edu institute, sponsored by M an PRISH CALIFORNIA ville: Kenneth Coolbaugh, Cov- Vernon; Mrs. Minnie Sousa, floral embroidery, and A-line Saur y *ieweM*/iewiandon Irene Marks, 69 Greenwood 1a BREAKFAST- ORANGE d ty of Hartford; judge of Weet ------wives and daughters of the col among them. Chapter of the organization. (Continued from Page One) course.’’ Dr,; Mrs. Vilma DiCola and lege’s faculty and[ members of CUTCORN '"rSisi'O ^ l^rtford Town Court' for 12 Miss Ida Barron Members of the Manchester daughter, 173 Spruce St.; Mrs. prosecution for perjury and for the Citizen’s” Advisory Council. ears; chairman of the Repub- Miss Ida Barron, 65, former- group are reminded that a bus Romri . . M ary Royer and daughter, 95 discharge from public office Hl-G DRINK lân 7to District, West Hart- ly of Manchester, died yester will leave Adams and Center ford, and a member of the day at Preston after a long ill- W . Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Rita anyone who took the oath and Sts. tonight at 7:30. Hanna and son, 115 Brook- who 'knowingly and willfully Pizzaiettes JestTest Hartford Republican ness. J Mariani Speaker (own0 Committee; toe Hartford Miss Barron was bom in Wap- field St.; Mrs. Cynthia Shepard becomes or remains a member A b d ' i P U s i States ^ i ^ O o n for two Whether baying or bulUBng a home, • Plexibilify to fit your needs. Dtlefftal Bbiaiedul „ a a . will m M t' WednesdaQr at 8:15 ISonaligned Viet Regime by party leaders in Greenwich gjical Seminary of New York the Walter N. Leclerc Fune'ral Mrs. Fred Mlnicucci of South ye®*’® ô exhlbll b w . and Stamford. He bos been mi where and how you finance it is • Semi-annual or nunlhly psymanto. WESTPINE irZ9° City he conferred an honorary Home, 23 Main . St. The Rev, p8{>ano3, son of Mr. sna Mrs. p.m. at toe home of Mrs. John BltyT-naM'Cfclx a a a V nority leader of the State Sen » 1^ ^ Important to you. Most T R E N D UQDD) ÛMINUMFOIL 3 r liib degree on Israeli Prime Paul j. -Prokopy,' pahtor of Zion u r t^ e r e l^ ^ \ n *N w ^ Ym ? T * ^ d Stanley I^panos o f River Road Scheibenpflug, 281 Schotrf St. No Problem^ Rusk Says • Interest not collected in odvaneo. Mrs. James Gleason will serve ate since 1962 and has served as people like PEOPLE’S extra epeclsl CatFood Z I S i i r l$inister David Ben Gurion in Evangelical Lutheran Church. Dhms to malor in toe classics North, will attend Trinity Col- Mrs. James Gleason will serve S ip iF 20 B t liw StaUCbisPiww- . A A . as co-hostess. a senator since 1956. H is first mortgage eerirtce. You eee our irx50 k.| 1$53. win officiate. Burial wlU be in ^ ito an ultimate goal to teach »®e« Hartford, with plans to (ConUnqed frari Page One) • Prepayment nt anytiiiw wlfliout elective office was Groton B ur mortgage epecUUets like to create a mU APPLE JUICE &Z9‘ 'He was a member of Lafay the family plot of Buckland Latin on toe high school or mathematics Ito had tration’a recommendations and penalty. M eats fo i B abies4 9 7 * ’ Veterans of World War I with a rtiatively modest aid gess in 1950. mortpige plan that is Just rii^t lor FREEZERPAPER ette Lodge of Masons, Hart Cemetery. college level. H e had also been *»««“ Brown priorities?” Morse asked. Diiliieclait Auxiliary have been invited to Mariani is owner and founder your needs because no two financing m t d a U . O O r ford; past monarch of Syria There will be no calling hours. accepted at Seaton-Hall and Clark . program ." "W e iroidd strongly urge that • Life-insured mortgige pluie. anqelFoodMiz •*a99 Grotto, and a member of the Fairfield universities. E xtra-cu rricu la activities M a joint installation of the D A V And Rusk, as he has before, the cuts not be made,’’ Rusk of Thames Electric Co. of Gro xequlrements are exactly the some. Siks. He was a founding mem- Post and Auxiliary Wednesday saW .’ ton and a part owner of Equlp- • No appraisal chnrgs en n LYSOL SPRAY Raymond J. hlodean In a “Senior Switch” -pro- school insisted U.S. military involve W e will lie happy to put our experi NAXWEU HOUSE 00 nSnwAX "-rSB* Raymond Joseph Modean. 38, gram at toe _ local______high school Hie Varsity Basketball at 8 p.m. at toe V F W Home. The Oregon eenator. hostile to I>«velopment Co. of W ick- ence and counsel to work for you. FEOPIXH aorlisgi. Libby ment in Viet Nam is toe product Paim'tSs^ MAr *" ' ' I of 17 Gorman Pi., died suddenly ? ^ n U y ' Mlnicucci t a ^ h t five Team, Cross Country Team of administration policy in Viet ’ “ international com- s m p " £ A V Personal Notices Saturday at his home. classes of Latin. His extra cur- which he is capt^; pi-ack The V FW will have final nom of Southeast Asian Treaty com- Nam, asked Rusk whether toe ® master’s de- BEEF STEW ination and election of officers mdtmenta, not of foreign aid I Undted States has sampled orin- mathematics and a AMMONIA ^49' \ m He w as bom in Manchester, ricular activities include toe Taam; sports editor of toe sent there. , . , eniieim 1-79* ion overseas about the Arian degree in mathemat- SocTUieils g A i.,t TFCC DeeMsBisaet ¥- M 18- 1927, a son of Julius leading role In' the Drama Emerald Year^k; secretary- tomorrow"We dlaagree," at 8 pm . at said a meet- Ful- war. * i®* snd physics from the U ni- Modean of Manchester and toe Club’s production of “Suppress- treasurer, Nathan Hale Chap- ing at the post home. hHght. MAPKINS « i . who peseed away Apt Rusk said 66 to 70 foreign gov- Alabama. T O M A T O J uice Z 1 0 SHELLS 2 ; late Dora Barber Modean, and ed Desires”: editor-in-chief of National Honor Society; ------Sen. Wayne Morse, , D-Ore., eroments support the U . S ------F ii Silky Walei Bath was a life-long resident of this the Emerald Yearbook: vice served as assistant principal Mountain Laurel Chapter of toM' R u ^ he Is convinced the Opy. Caakal N i k DtaioWa . Ofae but not (orgiotten. course in Viet Nam. " if we VMNQN aSANdl SciALTISSUES town. He was formerly em- president. Nathan Hale Oiapter during the day of toe “Senior Sweet Adelines, Inc., will enter- committee wiU stand by ito plan achieve the objective that we Death Valley V tia ia Qrda , Son and family ployed by the Town of Man- of toe National Honor Society: Svritch;” dekigate of Green- tain Wednesday at the West------■AMUNeNaiin 29< Calgon Oil Beads ^ 9 0 *^ Despite its aridity, Ufe P almolive Soap 0 a a U RDIUtB Card Of Thanks Chester as a heavy equipment membership of Cross Country Chobot-Rlchardson Post No. 52, over (Mas?.) AJr' Foret Base to cut the new aid program by after in Viet Nam, toe ovei- PEOPUJB Mwday to Wday operator. He was a World War Tbam and Bowling Club, and as American Legion, at Nutmeg Service Club and at Westover at least 8276 million — toe whelming majority-of the lOO abounds in Death VaUey, Calif. tajR.to3ajB. . riW«T SraaaieS to 7d0 pja, firkee elfectivs thru Set, April 23rd We TMcrvc the right to limit qiHMititieis. We wouU like to tbaok our many II Army veteran. 'He was a a freshman was on toe Student Boys’ State. Base Hospital. amountready voted of emergencytor South Ifiet aid N amal- smallbreathe oountries a great in aim the world will The aad t ' ^ is? SL James’ Church. CounCU. H e holds toe D____ A K Hla outside activtUes Include ------by ready tills v session o t ^ tor of ^ Oorigress. V|et N — Rusk— - s a l d f ^ b l S ro ^ h t ^ ‘*®***^ VaoMa Sraadb •IN C * smro Manchester PaiiatdeB Middle Turnpike, W est—Open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 .^.M. to 9 PJH. morrow at 8:30 aim"'from the reprarotad Ufa*' srecent i ^ f bereavement, at a FaUowahlp'of aleo (or Second the TheCongi^ga- funeral trial wUl Health be held Oonfaranoas^ to- m od dUsenShip ^ "W award «^ you and^prefer membership ^ tto In ahoutthat” Senior Pilgrim The annual American Indus- by tills sessian of Oodgress. Maator to M a v 8 to 4 pss - - • - ^ ^ Fellowship o f Second Coograga- trial Health Oonfsrenoe will he "Wotdd you prefer that tiiia shout that •aSNtokOtvdtoqr ^MwSw'rim d Holmes Funeral Home, 400 meeting of the National Con- thmal Church, and coUecUng held April 26 to* 28jin Detroit, *^® ^ 1 bnve no doubt to toe squlrrele llsarts MsaAtr FsdsrsJ Dspotii /m u ra n e e Corpatmtion Ghuid Unkm êm p tloa Co^ter->50 Market Square, Newington of Robert A MoBrid. ^ St. with a Mass iif >«. ferenôf Christians and Jews, stamps and coins. Mich. o^the benefit oC.ttae adminia- contrary,” Morsa «Ud. nula survive iU teRifie beat. ROCKVILLE •VERNON CIRCLE 4 < ; V' 'r ■'•■■■■ ‘

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 PAGE THIRTEEl^ ÂGE TWELVE / About Town ]urovaty**McGrath Kdpp-Orzeehowski Hassett-Lemire Manchester Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 pun. at Orange SBall. The ’Three Graces axe In Bouquets of white lUUes dec St. Maurice Church, BoltiHii charge of program. Members orated -the altar of St. James’ was the scene of the wedding of are reminded to bring articles Church for the Saturday morn Miss Christine Marie McGrath tor an auction table. and Pûl Joseph Jurovaty Jr., ing wedding of hQss Barbara both of Andover, Sahirday morn Ann Lemlre of Manchester to WUliam Powell Hassett of Bris The French Club of Man ing. chester will sponser a public The bride is a daughter of Mr. tol. ’Ihc bride is the daughter of Whist and fiethack Party to and Mrs. Donald McGrath of night at 8 at Orange Hall. Re Hutchinson Rd. The bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Lemlre of 137 Brookfield St. The bride freshments will be served, Is the son . V f I double ring ceremony. Mrs. Al The bride was given tn mar The Women’s Society of Com riage by her fattier. She wore a munity Baptist Church will meet bert Banka was orgânist, and A , f Mrs. Margarite Geer, soloist. floor-leng;th sheath gown of and elect officers "tom orrov^t Bouquets of calla lillles were white chiffon with overlay and 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at the on the altar. designed with lace bodice with church. Reports will be made by i The bride was given in mar empire waistline banded in satin ■women’s circles on their recent riage by her father. She wore a and bateau neckline. Her shoul field trips. I ‘ , floor-length gown of silk peaii de der length veil of French illuslMi sole, designed with modified was arranged from a headband Sunset Rebekah Lodge will I scooped neckline with bertha of fresh flowers, and she car meet tonight at 8 at Odd Fel collar trimmed with crystals and ried a white orchid and baby lows Hall.-Mrs. Jesse Hettinger seed pearls, Icmg sleeves with carnations on a Rrayer Book. is chairman of a refreshment 4 V points at the wrist, basque bod Miss Anne J. Ritchie of Man committee. < * ,<> ... i vV>y.,^ ice and dome shaped skirt term chester was maid of honor, ^ e , » ' s<» St wore a floor-length dress of yel inating in a chapel train. Her Manchester Affiliate of Con r'msK mM-mtuansmitsi low with empire style lace bod if I three-tiered elbow-length veil of necticut Hairdressers and Cos illusion was arranged from a ice banded in satin. Her head dress was msule of fresh flowers, metologists Association will I t'% ^ PKGS double crown of crystals and have a styling session on spring AiiKr-' FINAST pearls, and she carried a col and she carried a colonial nose styles Wednesday at 8 p.m. at whit* or Colored OF 200 onial bouquet of white orchids, gay of matching flowers. 2-PLY John P. Canu of Bristol served the K of C Home, Main St. ’The Facial Tissae small white roses and stephan- as best man. Ushers were Rich meeting is open to all beauty otis. shop owners and operators. Mrs. James Logan of New ard N. Day and Atty.' James E. RNAST 1-LB2%OZ< London, sister of the bride, was Tracy, both of Bristol. -i, Tbe Past Matrons Association ALL VARIETIES PKGS matron of honor. Bridesmaids Mrs. Lemlre wore a blue silk print dress and coat, and pink of Temple Chapter, Order of Cake Mixes were Miss Maureen Fenton of Eastern Star, will have a pot- The lOH Gets a New Flag Hebron and Mrs. David Brom accessories. The bridegroom’s ley of Andover. They were mother wore a beige faille Jack taick Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Bruce Bkigleson, president of the Instructors o f the Handicapped (lOH), accepts a flag Mott’s Community Hall. from Mrs. Bernice Rieg, regent of the Orford Parish Chapter of the Daughters of to* > ENV. Fallot photo dressed alike in floor-length et dress with g^reen accessories. Botti wore white orchid corsag American Revolution. The chapter donated the flag to the lOH in recognition of its work ONION SOUP MIX PKGS MRS. PAUL JOSEPH JUROVATY JR. gowns of green and yellow cWf- . fon pvfer taffeta, fashioned with es. Mandiester Lodge of Masons with handicapped persons. In the background, lOH members are at work in the Manches Lipton empire waistlines and detach A reception for 80 was held at will meet tomorrow a't 7 :30 p.m. ter High School swimming pool. (Herald photo by (Miara.) ' ______able trains, and they wore Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. For at toe Masonic Temple. The matching floral headpieces with a motor trip to New York City Master Maecm degree will be sit Post 241, will meet tonight €e«M M laaali6 S ^ MEAT BALLS A 15'/2 OZ conferred. MacDonald-Sullivan boitffant veils. The honor attend Mrs. Hassett wore a navy ,blue Tolland at 7:30 at toe post home to c h i m o y - a s - d i i CANS ■ and white houndstooth walklnp; elect officers for the coming ^POflnCIfl i| ant carried a yellow and white colonial bouquet. The brides suit with blue accessories. ’The Manchester WATES will meet year. couple will live at 33 Imlay St., tomorrow at toe Italian Ameri The Planning and Zoning maids carried yellow and g^reen MRS. WILLIAM POWELL HASSETT Move to Save Town Green colonial bouquets. MRS. FRANKLYN H. KOPP JR. Hartford, after April 23. can Club, Eldridge St. Weighing Commission will meet tonight EMward Jurovaty Jr. of An Mrs. Hassett Is a 1963 gprad- in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. at 8 in toe Town Hall. Miss Alice Orzechowskl of man. Ushers were Peter Lan- uate of Manchester High School. Mr. Robert of the Talcottville Grows from Cut Elm Trees The (Project Follow Up Com- Tomato Juice nNAST dover, a ^ Manchester and Pranklyn H. of Columbia, a cousin groom, served as bwt man. Manchester and ^ a ^ iy n ^ Roberet Beal Mr. Hassett Is a graduate of ' beauty salon, will speak on ’The protection and preserva- class of Mrs. Elise Carroll re- mittee of toe United Congrega "Hair Styling.’ ’ Ushers were John McGrath of Kopp Jr. of Colchester were ^ Windsor, brother-in- Cheshire Academy and the Uni Bycholski-Bumett i tion of Tolland Green will be ®®"tly attended a performance tional Church will meet tonight Andover, brother of the bride; married Saturday morning at St. j^^v of the bride, versity of Connecticut. .. , , , , of Twelfth Night, ^ven at the at 8 at the church. 14-Oi and Lawrence Fransen of East Bartholomerw Church. Mrs. Qtzechowski wore a Arthur L. Green of Manches- the subject of a public meeting, Shakespeare Festival The bosu-d of Selectmen win BTLS Hartford, a cousin of the bride- .pjjg ^ride is a daughter of green silk dress with lace ter, director of OonnecUcut Com- sponsored by residents of the Theatre in Stratford. It is toe meet tomorrow night at 7:30 Fiaast Ketchup groom. an^ Mrs, Joseph Orzechow* jacket and matching accessor- mission on Qvil Rights, will at- green, Wednesday night at 7:30 second year Mrs. Carroll’s class in toe town hall, Mrs. McGrath wore a beige gjjj 445 parker St. The bride- bridegroom’s mother tend a conference Wednesday jjj tê Town Hall. All residents ha,s attended a Shakespearian ’The Tolland Junior Woman’s Unen suit with brovm groom is a son of Mrs. Helen ^mre a blue'silk dress with lace and Thursday In Chicago at the , ^ ^ t , performance. Club will meet tomorrow night' sories. The bridegroom s rnmher jj^pp Franklyn Kopp, both top and matj-hing accessories, invitation of toe United Auto- t*® ®^® “ "^®^ The theater party climaxed a at 8 at the Italian American wore a ^ e e n ^ d pink Itaen Colchester. Both wore an orchid corsage, mobile Workers. Mrs. Sarah tend. ifive-week,, c-yycco. period of u-cu-avv.dramatic FrietKlship d u h to elect offlc- dress with pink accessories. Richard BoUea per- x reception was held at City Rosenthal, chairman of toe The meeting was prompted which"l™clured”*a^ ®rs for the coming year and to Both wore carnation corsagM. formed the double ring cere- view HaU. For a motor trip to commission, will also attend toe by the cutting down of three jjackwound in Greek drama toe vote on changes in toe club’s SPECIAL! — Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday A reception for 100 was held mony. Miss Jean Bednarz of the Pocono Mountains, Pa., conference Green; will large elms last week, including Eii^^êthian era. toe ’ ap- bylaws. at Pagani's Rosemomt Grove, pitchvllle, a cousin of the bride, Mrs. Kopp wore a three-piece explore methods ( / imiêment- ones in front of the Tolland ^^gg functions of the ------Bolton. was soloist. Bouquets of white mat o f green and yellow tweed ing toe Federal a v il Rights Law State Jail and the new Post û^gbethian theater, and toe Manchester Evening Herald to Rico and the Vlrg;ln Islands, jmjea decorated the altar. an j y ^ o w accessories. within toe state In cooperation ^ Office. Residents , said , ail .... the main plots of four Shakespear- ToUand oorresponaenu^.oorrespondent, Bette Mrs. Jurovaty wore a deep rose ^ marriage by her fath- ______With toe Union locals. tre^ were in good cradition, ■ *' Quatrale, teL 875-284W?’' silk dress, white fitted coat and yjg ,,jtde wore a fuU-length and wer^jiot diseased. 'The tree plays. ’TB Testing rose accessories. The couple will ^ jma bombazine, Michael Doane, 12, son of Mr. in f r o n t ^ the post office was reside In Manchester after April (jggjgyê(j with scalloped neck- and Mrs. Arthpr Doane of 42 cut down by the state which A IB Time Testing progr^ T ’rkw n H ffin 28. , UoB with lace trim, long sleeves, Wedding 8 . Hawthorne St., recently won claimed it was dead, in spite of will be given students in Grades J. O W H I T lc I l l r V l l l c l l Mr. and Mrs. Jurovaty are watteau train. Her a “Funny Bunny’’ poster con- being told otherwise by the on® ^ seven of the Tolland ■■ C o-viticr m ilT I both g^raduates of Rham High fingertip bouffant veil of illusion u - 1 t » 1. 1 teat sponsored by WNHC tel- postmaster and residents in toeschools. The tests will be gdv- J X l O c l V l X l g O l l l ^ School, Hebron. Mrs. Jurovaty arranged from a lace head- B igi-DnbeK ' evision, on the Mr. Goober oCtice at the time. ’The top of under the supervision of Dr. - - - is amployed at Pratt and Whit- p(g^.g pgari trim, and she Miss Judith Ann Dubek of program. toe tree was cut off, but the Duiê O’Connor the school phy- SWpfltter ’Third Class James ney Division of United Aircraft a colonial bouquet of Rockville became the bride of ’ ____ trunk was left standing. sician. New children entering d . Meacham Jr., USN, son of Corp., East Hartford. Mr. Jure- carnations. Wilfred T. Blgl of BerHn, N.H., Miss Detoorah Wells, daugh- The protection of Tolland’s school who haven’t been tested gj,^ James D. Meaoh- vaty attends Willlmantlc Instl- Robert Beal of South Saturday morning at Union NiissUI pHoLO ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Green has long been a concern will also be tocluded in tbe pro- ^ Spruce St., is a tute evening classes and is em- ^mdosr, sister of the bride, was Oongregaitional Church, Rock- Engaged Wells of 82 Plymouth ^ e , a to residents «rf toe town. As iM " p S c e S member of the crew of the Fleet ployed at Aeroklnetlcs, Man- ^gtron of honor. Bridesmaids vUle. iunior at Lake Eric College, the population increases, sec- sent nome ana a luu per cent SIRLOIN LB Chester. Miss Doris Dieck of Fair- Tiro bride Is the daughter of The engagement of Miss Padnesville Ohio Is a member tions of toe green begin to dis- participation is being sought. Giler USS Caloosahatehee which lawn, N. J., cousin of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Du- Diane G. Gee of Manchester to of a synchronized swim team appear. Parking lots in front of The date of toe testing program helped save a merchant vessel, All Cut From Heavy gowns of crepe with royal blue and Miss Terry Timmons of bek of 21 Mile Hill Rd. The Raymond J. Bernier of West at the Mhool and a participant the Tcxwn HaU and toe Hicks will be announced later. toe Palma, which was’ on -fire empire tops and pale blue Manchester. bridegroom Is the son of Mr. Hartford has been annoimced by in toe annual spring show at Memorial School have eaten Hours Changed °P®” ®®®- skirts. ’They wore deep blue The honor attendant wore a and Mrs. Jrlng photo colonial bouquets of yellow she carried a colonial bouquet Miss SMrley Malloy of Rock- of Manchester High School and uate organization at Bates Col- state, under toe name of a.m. to 1 p.m. until further no- ’The Caloosahatehee alohg LB of yellow daisies. villa John Sandstrom of 'Tal- a student at Manchester Oom- T-BONE MRS. ROBERT PETER MACDONALD carnations. lege, Lewiston, Maine, where progress. A few years ago tice. Persons wishing to register with other ships successfuily PORTERHOUSE George J. MacDonald of HaZ' ’The brideemaide were atUr- cottvllle served as best man. munity College. Mr. Bender Is a she is a senior. She was elected representatives of the state at- for selective service are expect- broujhrt toe fire under control Miss Joan Sullivan of Has- vra n „a fuU-lengtb gown of ardvUle served as his brother’s d in yellow outfits styled to After a reception for 150 at 1962 graduate of lUlain H. on toe b€islB of sciôlarshlp, char- tempted to blacktop Tolland’s ed to note the change, after seven days of fighting, Meat and Product Pricas Iffactiva Monday, Tuesday and Wodnesday Only ardvUle became the bride of white sUk organza, designed ^gn. Ushers were William match the honor attendant’s, the Italian-American Friend- HaU High School, est Hart- acter, campus -kervice, leader- green as part of a program Grange Supper Robert Peter MacDcmald o f with pmpire bodice and skirt MacDonald of South Windsor, and they carried colonial bou- ship Club, RockviUe, the cou- ford. He is em ploy^ at the •hip, loyalty and future prom- to widen Rt. 195, according to The Tolland Grange will hold Mancherter Saturday morning accented with chantUly lace brotherof thebridegroom; and quets of white daisies. pie left on a motor trip to the Royal Typewriter Co.'Hartford. tee. a resident of toe area. g supper and meeting at St. Bernard’s Church, Has- and seed pearls, and detach- Ellsworth Cobb ofHazardvllle, Dean Kopp of Oiddiester Pocomo Mountains, Pa. They The wedding is planned for ' The selectmen, and represen- tomorrow night at 6:30 in the IFe’ re as ATdvUle. able train. Her veil of Wlk U- brother n-law of the bride. 4 served as his brother’s best will hve In ’Tolland. Got. 22. Men of Temple Chapter, Or- tatives of the ’Tolland His- grange Hall. Third and fourth ’The bride Is the daughter of lustoix was arranged from a ^ reception at the Amer- your Finast Froxen def of Eastern Star, will meet torical Society and - toe Con- j^grees will be conferred Eriter fr»d>Pnth«e the late Mr. and Mra Jcim crown o t seed pearls, and die Manchester, tonight at 8 * in the conference servation Commission will at- supper. The Coventry near as Sullivan. ’The bridegroom is a carried a colonial bouquet of the couple left on a motor trip son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Mac* white carnations. room of Shady Glen, Rts. 6 and tend toe meeting. Grange degree team will per- telephone to Washington, D.C. and furth 44A. iPlans wiU be discussed for School Progress form one degree and the Tol- Donald of 60 Burnham St. Mrs. Ellsworth Cobb of Haz- er south. ’They wiU make theli' Mcxidy^Carlson MUSHROOMS an auction Sept. 24. William J. The first coat of paint has jg^j Grange executive commit- The Rev. Patrick Fltzmonis ardvlUe was matron of honor, residence In Manchester. o f S t Bernard’s Church per- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Georgê Stevenson and Herbert R. been applied to the classroom jgg jjjg gtjier. Degree work will MEAT PIES formed the double ring cere- MacDonald o f HAzardville and Miss Rosann K. Qarlaon and Kingsbury Jr. are co-chairmen section of toe new high school, jjg jnapected by a state deputy, FREE SNOW WHITE Eat Little Fish of the event. Members of Tern- alScording to a progress report Marine League mony. Bouquets of Ekister lU- Mrs. William MacDonald pf Pvt. Frederick A. Moody, both NaseUf photo - s y WASHTNG’TON — America’s pie Chapter are reminded to issued by the High School Build- The Frank J. Mansfield Ma- DELIVERY lea were on the altar. South Windsor, both sisters-ln- of Manchester, were married FAVORITE FOR FLAVOR The bride was given in mar- law o f the bridegrocan. average annual consumption of MRS. JOHN CHESTER BYCHOLSKI retum ‘IMike Line’’ tickets and ing Committee. The ceiling j.jne Corps League Auxiliary will YOUR CHOICE: fish per person is 11 pounds. In Saturday, March 26 at St. -Bridg* rlage by her uncle, Christoi^r The bridal attendants were Miss LesUe Yvonne Burnett Maniihester, sister of toe bride, ■ money to Mrs. John C. Rieg, grids have been installed and g spaghetti supper Wednes- Your order for drug heeds Europe toe average is 30. et’s Church. YELLOW ONIONS 3cH‘,o25< BEEF • CHICKEN J. Sullivan of Hartford. She dressed alike in floor-length and John Chester Bycholski, was flower girl. ’ worthy matron, before Wednes- glazing of tile has been ttarted. ^gy from 6 to 8 p.m. at the and cosmetics will be taken ______I]______The bride Is the daughter of f day. Installation of ceramic and League Home on Parker St., care of Immedlstol j. TENDER STRINGLESS - r both of Manchester, were united . . attendants and TURKEY Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Carl- 4„ “ ® Slower girl were dressed j------terrazzo are 80 per cent com- Manchester. Tolland residents in marriage Saturday morning g^jj^g ^ fuU-lengto gowns of son of 122 Loomis St The bride J Francis J. Spllecki, regional plete, and some chalk hearts interested hi Joining the league GREEN BEANS • « at S t Bridget’s Church. nUe crepe, fashioned with em- . merchandiser of toe Sun Oil have been Installed. Ventilation or auxiliary are expected to con- 23 groom, of 2ai Center St, is a Tbe bride is a daughter of plre bodices and short sleeves i Oo., will speak tomorrow at duct work is almost completed, tg^t Mrs. Richard. L Adams THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY son of Mr. and Mrs. Arttiur F. 6:30 p.m. at a meeting of toe The eicterior walls of toe gg(j Virginia lAne. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Burnett trimmed with lace and olive vel- 901 MAIN ST,.-«tt-5S21 Moody of Arlington, V t t Rotary Club of Manchester at cafeteria are completed, and the BuIleUn Board of 16 Berkley S t The bride- modified A-line Frescriptioa ^1uuiiim7 ’The Rev. Robert J. Keen per . the Howard Johnson Restaurant gym walls are underway. ’The The ViFW Auxiliary, Sbenip* formed toe double ring ceremo groomeroom is1s toe son orof Mrs.Mrs Alice blossom headpieces with orange circu- - - on Tolland Tpke. plumbing in this section has ^ ______FORA\AL WEAR ny. Mrs. Raymond Murphy was Bycholski of 20 Oakwood Rd. lar veils. ------been roughed in, " Coffee CHOCK FULL O' NUtS 2-LB CAN 1.79 Kitty Snicker catfoob 2 ca“ 29c organist and soloist. Bouquets and Bruno Bycholski of East The honor attendant carried a Members of toe Army-Navy Public Hearing of gladioli and mums were on Hartford. cascade bouquet of ;^llow and i Auxiliary are invited to a joint The Zoning Board of Appeals toe altar. FOR HIRE The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey of m ixture camaUons. The r InsteUatton of the DAV Wednes- will'hold a public hearing, April SPACHEni-RagularorTlim 1-LB PKG 2 5 c Given in marriage by her fa Prince St Bridget’s Church performed wrried cascade day at 8 p m . at toe VIFW 25, 8 p m. In the Town Hall to Pfeiffers or COLE^SLA^ DRKSIW 39c ther, the bride wore a full- WE ARE OLD FASHIONED FOR WEDDINGS . . . PROMS the double ring ceremony and ^ “ 1 “ ®^ of ^ and white min- Home. hear a petitition from Lawrence length gown of chantUly lace, ’ . ____ Roper, to permit a side line B was celebrant at toe nupUal ABOUT GOOD SERVICE. designed with long tapered Mass. Mrs. Raymond Murphy carried a basket of spring John D. Mlnnick, son of Mr. -variance allowing toe addition ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS sleeves and bouffant skirt with Nestles s t r a w b e r r y QUIK 1-lb c a n 45c Prince '«>ij*»41c was , organist and soloist Bou- „ . and Mrs. W. J. Minnlck of 260 of a breezeway and garage on Our phannscy te modem in appearance. We . overskirt terminating in a chap 7 WsthereU S t, te • member of a lot located in toe north side carry a complete stock so you can almost always el train. Her veil of illusion was quets o f HUes and white chry- ^ " u ^ Manchester santhemums were on the altar. ^ man. Ushers the A Cappella Qiolr of Davis of Meadowwood Rd., 200 feet get what you ask for. Our prescription equip- ^ arranged from a flower of seed Thomas Kanopka of Ter- and Elkina College, Elkins, W., from Baxter St. ment te up-to-date and we operate our pharmacy Ovaltine chocolate k-ozcan 68c ^Vylers »ou*lion cuws pkc of 15 25c EVERYTHING pearls, and she carried a croea The bride ^ givm in mar- ryvUIe, a cousin of toe b S e - Vs. The S8-voioe choir Is tour- gees Shakespeare efficiently using the latest inventory ideas to of white rosea. riage by her father. She wore a eroom- insure that everything we supply will be fresh i ll^r-length, white coat dress - Ing parts of Pennsylvania, New The seventh grade English Miss Carolyn Strom of Man and potent. IN STO CK of silk peau de sole, and toe ■- York and West Virginia per- chester, cousin of the bride, was But we still have old faabkmed ideas about sleeveless dress was designed forlning in concerts and singing good service. Senknr cttlaens will remember whan Allsweet margawne 2 piSs65c T-V Time 29c There’s nothing to send away for at maid of honor. She wore a floor- S- to church worship services. Min- ■ everyone who visited a pharmacy was treated .^ length aqua gown, fashioned with empire silhouette, bateau grone dreas uritV > ntek-te a 1966 graduate of Man- iljr""...... neckline and modified A-llne like a friend. Service was attentive, anhurried ’’ Regal. You look good, feel good be with lace bodice with raised skirt. Tbe coat with watteau nvinlatmv * corsage of Cbeater EBgh School. ini and dependable. That is the way we still run cause you can try on your formal wear waistline and crepe sheath skirt our pharmacy. I f you lUu attention, vdiera you VANILLA EXTRACT 2"0 Gerber sthainio>a»yfooo 9‘?m?89c train was bordered with alencon brldegroom^s Bakers 45c and be assured of perfect fit. She wore a flowered face veil, American Legion Auxiliary ini are considered nxire iii^rtant than the. pur- . CHOPPED 6 7ifOZ JARS 89c______and carried a bouquet of yeUow lace a n d fashioned with beige lace d r e f^ ^ tif ^ chase you make, then let us be your personal long tapered sleeves with cessories green ac- has been invited to a meeting ijii marguerites. pharmacy. 16-OX ncG 49c Qnm Kieg Chkken Qiow Maie 140ZCAN 59c lace appliques at toe point Her minlaijir.* corsjê of yel- - tomorrow at 8 p.m. at toe East jjjj NaUfce Temi Flakes Eartford Auxiliary at toe Legion iijl YOUR DOerrOR CAN PHONE US when you 35c Miss Betsy Moody of Arling bouffait veu of FrenS silk U- a SaUa Tee Bags ISe DEAL PAU rKG OF too 1.08 Had lee Decorated Paper Towels us COUNT ton, sister of the bridegroom; 1 Home, East Hartford. They iiif need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if lusion was arranged from a at B-OZ PKG 29c 4 'itbuKG 49 c and Miss Pamela Cummings of MRS. FREDERICK A. MOODY ■- have also been invited to a DAV iiii shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Affy Pop Popconi Hudsen Bathreoei Tissve cluster of orange bloosoms ac- t without extra charge. A great many people , | Manchester were bridesmaids. liistaUation Wednesday at 8 p.m. iiit Hoiin KetdNip 14-OZ BTL 25c^ ton, served as his brottier’s beet black accessories, and a corsage cented with seed pearls, and she Bycholski ^ entrust us with their proscriptions. May .we Kotex Tiwpeei KG OF 4S 1 J 9 16 02 ITL 25< They were attired in yellow man. Uehers were Grant H er of white baby roses. carried a white orchid on a ensemble at the VFW Home. compound yours? Heiez Cider Vbiegar . outfits styled to match the hon Vkter Madiam Shrimp 4V%-OZ CAN 65c man of Ariingtoa, cousin of toe A reception tor 226 was held Prayer Book decorated with an oreh*erl of Cassp Lejeune, N.G a motor trip to New York Mrs. Medical 'Technologists will meet Ana 4 H— w Borax Mias Patricia Bom ett o f »&ii. By<*olsUte a 2 1 11 KM 51c Joan Lomich of Deep River, Jbel Groat ot Manchester, cou - atod elect officers tomorrow at QT HI 23 c LaRosa Thhi Spaghetti Moody wore a tfaree-fiiece navy Manchester, a sister o f the uato of Jaanchester I 649-2002' I a-cousin of toe bride, was flew- sin' of the bridegroom, was ring blue and white'checked suit and 8 p.m. In Merriman Hall at Wa- (SMatCi Hedtee Celdee Sfcewcm Piper Napkiwi PKG OF*0 15c 908 MAIN STREET—643-2478 bride, was maid o f honor. She is PRESCRlPnON PHARMACISTS er girl. She wore a yellow, floor- ÂeriMtY Hospital. bearer. navy blue accessories. The -Bridesmaids were Miss Dale Insurance Co 901 MAIN STREET — 648-5321 length gown, trimmed in white Mrs. Carlson wore a beige coiqile are Uving at 336Vi S. I;U: LUCKY I liDY I gs Bycholski and Miss Gale By- cholsM Ts a , The executive board of the C 1985 (W -8-4-85) “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET’ lace, a yellow satin bow in her suit dress with lime aocessoriee, Freeman St., Oceanside, Calif. liil LAUNDBY—CUBAMEBS M DOUBLE R CREEN STAMPS WEDNESDAY hair, and carried a bouquet of and a oorsags of yellow baby P vt Moody is In the U. S. r Women’s Oub of Manchester t vriS -m eet tonight at in the blue! maiguerites. roses, Tta bridegroom’s mother Marine oorp at Camp I>endle- 8 II 48 PUBNEUL PLACE H I UlMliv* at FM NbHbiwI Stip«i MwM< Only hnne of- ISA. Loute Champeau, jCittnHM, I E TnktcOT IwSiicti I I Stow Olh( Gbtlstqpber Moody cf Aritng-^ m ore.* pink auK and bat and ten. Caltt. ^ te s te r. Miss Hatane Bomett of her of Hie ^ ^ ' Wl IfWtVf THI IIGHT TO UMlT QUANTITIIt 0 2 at Adelaida Bd. ifc;s;a;i;K;K;!;:s;ai;âaa;!s;;;;sn«diin;i;;;;al

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN Record Total Injuries Sideline Amaro^ Richardson Alter Thinking After Win More tliaa 000 aspiring young baseball players In Manchester showed up last BO STO N ( AP) __ Coach caJl® conceded "no matter feel that would have been easily West admitted he reaDy had Tiant Passed Up Potatoes Saturday noombig for try 'ir.-aA Qehoiia ohantred V®® ®®y> you can’t get'it done if time had been called. to go all out to keep up with outs at three differeat r tW Many observers saw Sam mo- Havucek. nis tnitlKing now t m Auerbach was particularly Uon for time but Jones said Ru- “He works so hard you Jus* fields. Los Angeles Lakers have Yankees Hurting lUs was also the final irked over a goal-tending call oh dolph was trailing the play and have to keep hustling to stay taken a 1-0 leaBoston Celtics in the Na by Elgin Baylor with 30 seconds One of the key struggles to the Schaus describes the Lakers And Regains Winning Form hWVe sidelined Bobby RlJerry West and I'ye had. It Is the deepest and The Yanks literally limped Last week’s play was all best miproxhnatcly 60 more than AMEMCAN LEAGUE Tresh while chasing a prtance of ited signs that be is ready to Baltimore 5, New York 4 trouble throwing, running and ankle iûlred four stltiches to will miss Amaro. games Sunday afternoon at the Wyman 1; Semifinals—Quack- Lourie 1. Chicago 8, Kansas City 0, 2nd batting. close, anov^ Richardson may be Connecticut's outstanding senior toe Lakers winning the; first return to his 1964 noolde form To date, Maris has made one athletes. game "might be exaggerated." after a disappointing season last game postpRed Auerbach Indians’ Manager Birdie Teto- Chicago at California, N Over Hawks and helped lead his team this agreed that his defending cham betts took o n e . look at Tiant Minnesota at Kansas C3ty, N year to a 7-0 record on its South pions "have our work cut out USE THE HOT TIRE when he reported to camp this New York at Cleveland, N Coasts Set for First Action CraCAGO (AP) — Detroit’s K oufax on turnabout play against the Chi ern road trip. tor us.” spring and exclaimed, "Holy Washington at Baltimore, N The awards are scheduled for He was furious over what he smokes! How about that?’’ joining the active ranks, Cheney Tech and Manches cago Black Hawks to the Stan ley Cup playoffs became corn- presentation April 26. considered some questionable Tiant weighed 181 pounds, 20 NATIONAL LEAGUE ter High begin their baseball seasons this week, bring ■ p u S J l o y r i less than last year, and ordered W. L. Pet. G.B. ing the number of active teams in the area to seven. P*®*® Sunday when Norm uii- pants with a size 82 waist in San Fran. ... 5 1 .833 ilie Indians, boasting a veteran squad travel to Bristol joined the party in a 5-3 Florida victory and a commanding po stead of the 86 he wore in 1966. Phila’phla .. 4 1 .800 % Arm Still in - ...... ■ — ‘------Central Friday while the Rang- sition ;in the series. "I feel good, very good,’’ the Pittsburgh .. 4 1 .800 J ers visit East Granby, liger The triumph gave Detroit a 26-year-old Tiant told everyone Los Angeles . 4 2 .667 1 Big Assignment tiring ace and Bob Miller fin- liever Billy v - t l f i y flH Q . f ..( O O p C r Coach Don Burns’ East Cath- 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven at camp. "I throw two, maybe New York .. 2 1 semifinals series which the three timea a week in Mexico Onoinnatl ,. 1 2 .333 Vk X O iYlCCl ifXciy ting over the .500 mark with a Wings can wind up at home City, but mostly run and not Houston ...... 2 4 .333 3 • 4-PLY NYLON eat. No work at r^fular job, but Atlanta , , . . . 1 4 .200 3% CHICAGO (API - Hâw- Tuesday night. If not, the teams For Gay Brewer da. began to soak his arthritic left p i r a t e S-CARDS— work alia time on getting in t vit r.hnTTVT>inn Pnqsiii.s Onv Hlg'h tomoiTow and re i-etujTi to Chicago for g;ame No. St. Louis ...., 1 4 .200 3>.4 Making his second start at eibo^ in Ice. Tjjg pirates, who had lost 18 weight champion Cassius Clay, turning to the road Friday at - xhiirsdav with the winner ad- good owidition. I think I pitch Chicago ...... 1 5 .167 4 aiming.iminir torfnr another fightfirilt before Penneyn._____ High in East Hartford, ' ihursday wltn Uie wmner aa- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (A P )— There’s one thing about • TESTED AT 120 M.P.H. better because I lose aUa ^ tooto Elsewhere, the San Francisco m a row to the Cardinals at vancing to the finals against Sunday’s Results his possible induction in the Eagl^te, now 1-1, have had weight. 6.0 Vic! Giants won their fifth game to Pittsburgh’s Forbes Field, Montreal._____ golfer Gay Brewer. He doesn’t pick on any soft touches New York 5, Atlanta 4 Army, has signed to meet Brit- gome early season problems on SUSTAINED HIGH SPEED "I stop eating greasy foods. tnrv ovpr thp rhioifpT) CHib-s and starts by beating Houston 3- made it two in a row over St, We should -win it now unless in a playoff, Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 1 ain’s Henry Cooper to London while hitting, paced by No chocolate, no potatoes, no W s ^ m aUU ‘1*® êw York Mets went over Louis when Bill Mazcroskl loft- we fall flat on our faces,” said Brewer’s opponent in an 18-hole playoff today was a Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 5 May 21. Rick Harvey and Gary Gott, is bread, no beans....Well, some pthtoiLn in history ed a sacrifice fly with the bases Detroit Coach Sid Abel. “ We fellow named Arnold Palmer, with whom he tied after Los Angeles 5, Chicago 0 exhibition Clay, who Is appealing his 1-A moving at a hectic pace. . RED STRIPE SIDEWALL times — maybe once a week — Wakhtogton pinch hitter Boh don’t have any injuries, the the regulation 72 holes Sunday in the $100,000 Touma- Other Clubs Had Poorer Starts San Francisco 3, Houston 1 stage of the season. Z eat the beans, but not much.*’ Chance highlighted a six-run burgh nipped St. Louis 8-5 and * « * draft stato, signed m agree- RockvUle High (2-0) contln- boys are playing weU and even Tf Cham niona Today’s Games ent of C h a m p i o n s . ------In his first year — or more outburst in the seventh inning "Right now I’m about that Philadelphia whipped Cincinnati p h il s -REDS__ ment in Chicago Saturday mght ugg defense of the Central Val- Normie has found he can score “ L-nampiona. Atlanta (Blasingame 0-0) at stage in spring training where rm w s One week ago toe 34-year-old and going Into the final nine was correctly first half-year since be that stopped the THgers' five- to meet Cooper, toe British jgy conference title with a pair against Chicago.” Philadelphia (Boozer 0-0), night we would just be beginning to ‘ * * * R i c h Allen's two-run nomer to Gay, from Louisville, Ky„ by only one shot back of Brewer OONH didn’t Join Cleveland until the game winning streak. Ken Mc Red Sox Limp Back Home, heavyweight champion since of contests. The Rams, to a re- Throughout toe regular Na- Tlger_ _Tlger_ O I d _ | ^ g e ^ Cincinnati (Jay 0-0) at Pitts- play games,” said the Dodger o ia n t S.AS'TROS— inning gave the Phillies way of Dallas, Tex., merely and CJasper was two. PMMNT middle of the seas37.76“ “»lin"S26.'76 hi other American Lioague who had lost three. BOSTON (AP) — The B o s t^ the season with a record five three innings at this stage.’’ enth on singles by Tom Haller, victory ended Joe Nux- rounds but gained toe distinc- Windsor High Friday. one defeat and two ties, ters at Augusta, Ga. Palmer finally caught Gay on 1 • • « Only games .scheduled. toe 13th hole with a birdie three UNLIMITED 7,76/7.60 X14 >46.26“ ~»12. I $84.26 games. Washington whipped pre fion of being toe only man to charter Oak action features Equally unbelievable was Chl- Nicklaus, of coinrse, won with A$ to Tin t O' Miltagt Bed Sox limped home from games over the .600 mark. 'Tuesdayls Games But Koufax, who received the Fuentes and winning pitch- j^^ll’s eight-year jinx over the o r 8.25/8.00 X 14^ >60.65“ fl8._| *87.66 viously unbeaten D etrit 10-4, WHITE SOX-A’f t - floor toe champion when he three games. Still looking for cago’s ability to hold high-scor- and went ahead for toe first Out'aniMO aga-nii ttoeOuU Cy Young Award before the ®*' K®'* K®'*® ®^ Barry Latman, pjjinies. The Reds’ starter' . . “ “ - , two-under par 70, Jacobs had 72 cuts •x'pad ttaiks t*c pu"<. 1 John Buzhardt picked up the their first brief road trip to- Manager Billy Herman went San Francisco at Chicago time on toe 17th hole, again with 8.56/8.50 X 14' >66.65“ *16._Q*te>6 Baltimore edged New York 5-4 decked toe Louisville Lip with a the first win, Coventry (0-2) tog Ullman to no goals and only and Gay 78. iM't abuta ana cseiaaweeiT>tni fine fiK t $oi 8.46/7.60x15' > 66.66 *16. I *40>6 was satisfied with his prog:ress. s-dded workmg room with an beaten the Phillies sev- Came toe 72nd and final hole. etDianaliOn X ia 10U> IJI'an 1 old tire ping Kansas Oty on three hits ■ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, N lea.t#" 'ci'e doubleheader. The second game that other Red Sox team.s have "M y Intention was to go nine eighth inning homer, straight times. 000 against a 60 per cent cut of Patriots play three games to games while toe Wings were time,” said Brewer, who rapid- All Arnie needed to win was a was washed out by rain as was to a rain-delayed game. Floyd Los Angeles at Houston, N toe live gate. There is no return four days, stepping out p f the outscorlng Chicago 14-6, Ullman ig’ becoming a sentimental fa- P®-*" four. made poorer starts and recov- yeieran Ed Kasko at irmings,’’ he said, "and I’d be _____------Robinson led the White Sox at- q q ______the Oalifomia-Minnesota game. ered, at least in part. third dumb enough to try It if they let METS-BBAVES— clause to toe agreement which C to tackle Ellington High was held,without a goal, vorite with golf fans. Palmer missed toe putt, took • » * tMk with two stogies and a ’The Bed Sox weren’t In con- „ ' , will become a formal contract tomorrow and returning to the But he more than made up for FREE MOUNTINGI FAMOUS U.S. ROYAL "COAST-TO-COAST QUARANTES me. I thought I had pretty good Felipe Alou and Lee ’Thomas Palmer and Brewer met once ® bogey five to Brewer’s par- ORKMhES-YANKB— home run. tention Sunday as Luis ’Tiant The team s better glove men when signed by Cooper this conference with Rliam at He- It Sunday with a pair of goals before under toe same condi- and that’s why both were on hurled a seven-hlt shoutout for failed to make any improve- BASEBALL HEROES stuff at times. At least I could homered for the Braves but the Shortstop Bobby Murcer Week. bron Thursday. and an assist to what Abel tions and Arnie won to a sudden hand at toe par 36-36—72 Desert a 6-0 aeveland Indians victory ment, missing two unchtchable throw this time.’’ Mets came out on top by scoring made his third error of the The fight Is expected to be Bulldogs, stUl feeling the called “toe key game of toe se death test In toe West Palm Inn fkmntry Club today. NIGHT AND DAY that gave Boston Its worst start ha*"® **alls and failing to PITCHING — John Buzhardt, Last time was his first start, in the ninth without a hit. That Special Purchase! game In the eighth inning, a COUiANDO. Fla. (AP) — brought their record to 2-1—the held to the Arsenal soccer stadi throngs of an 11-1 pacing from ries.” Beach Open to 1969. U.S. Open champion Gary i.Itii'a” i(M6 solve Tiant's offerings while at Chli-ago, pitched three-hitter as against Houston, and the $130,- um which seats about 50,(XX) and rSEE . . . Original equipment. Manufacturer made too many mdscue that helped Baltimore When Lionel Hebert tok first 'Tho laui Red lost eight fhe plate. White Sox handed wlnless Kan- 000 pitcher didn’t survive the first time to their five-year hls- With $20,000 at stake for toe Player, who said toe 26-mtle an telerised via Early Krd Satel- situation against Bacon of these tires for a big private brand store. 4 ply, score two runs and down New prize o f $21,000 by winning the s t ™ y games ^ tore getting The victory put Cleveland to sas City its fifth defeat 6-0. fourth innings. Against the Cubs tory they have had a vanning winner and $12,000 to toe runner- hour gusty winds were toe worst ASSAULT York. Charlie Lau brought in Citrus Open here it was quite s t r ^ t e n e r o u t but wovLd up first place with a 4-0 record. BATTING - Ken Boyer. New he seemed to have difficulty record at any pomt to the sea- “ Academy Monday at home. up, this was toe first playoff in b® ever encountered, shot a 76 nylon tubeless. file United States. Ellington completes the the tying run with - a sacrifice a change from his previous finishing sixth a position Bos- The improved defense still York, drilled three doubles and getting loose at the start of each son. „ j , the 14-year history of the-tour- for 294. 7:30 P.M. Cooper, 32, returned to ring -week’s action, meeting a hot fly, and Curt Blefary’s single week in the Doral Open in Mi ton's management ^ u ld accept managed to contribute to Bos- drove in three runs as Mets inning but kept five hits scat- Bill to o^^ nament here. Nicklaus, who never recov- CHANNEL 40 ALL Whites drove ki the winner. ami. At Doral, Hebert earned hanpilv this season. ton’s fifth straight loss. With stopped Atlanta 5-4 and gained tered while striking out six and the ninth tor t^ M e ts and raced attention this year with a pair of Bloomfield High Thursday at Brewer, undisputed leader to ered from his opening round 76, 195 • • • victories over American fight- home, onlj^220. He idiot 292 for four The 1946 team reached a Ue two men out and no one'on to first winning record to their five- allowing one walk. to third when Thomas picked up toe middle rounds, went into had a 72 for 288 and a tie with TUES., APRIL 19 Only ers. He stopped Hubert Hilton to ______SIZES Black SENA’rORS-'nOElUi- rounds. A 293 would have put forthlrd p l a ^ a l L a y through the eighth. year history. Mter the sixth inning, Dodger Larry Beamarth’s bunt and POWDER PUFF__Rena W oi Sunday’s final 18 holes leading Australia’s Bruce Orampton and $2 A grand slam homer by him out of the money. Country Club two rounds and knocked out Jef- ______\______cott 188, (Jathy Petrelia 199, Palmer by five strokes ahd Bill his 74. One Price Ploa ferson Davis in one round. Rita PontarelU 190, Audrey Casper by six. Dave Marr, toe PGA champl- F.E.T. M ore Saturday Clay, 24, is undefeated in 23 Phlllimore 184467, Merle Stet- Palmer, with an eagle three on, and former PGA tltleholder SELECEED NINE Sports Schedule professional bouts. He scored a sen 4)51, Shirley Pierce 464. on the fifth hole, cut toe margin Bobby Nichols tied at 289 with One-Half-Handictqt 15-round decision ovet George ' ______by three strokes to five holes Frank Beard. Class A—Willie Olekstoskl Chuvalo of Canada to Toronto Monday, April 18 SERVICE DEPT. SPECIAL COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN 29-3—26, Harold Jarvis 31-4— last month. Baseball — Bolton at Coven try, 3:30 — Cappy Giblta 190-380, Eve 27; Class B—^Dan. Ready 32- lyn Lorentzen 125, Margaret Open lO’Game Slate April 22 COMPLETE 6— 27, Jim Melley 33-6—27; Tuesday, April 19 Simon 151-367, Margo Ricclo Class’ C—Ed Dik 39-12—27, Yale Captain Baseball — Woodrow Wilson 128. FRONT WHEEL Hogan Zamaitis 39-10—29. 95 NEW HAVEN (AP)-Christo- at Rockville, 8:15 Low gross—^Willie Oleksin- Versatility Big Feature pher M. Wick of Darien wlU „ SPOUSES — Lou Vallieree ALIGNMENT ekl 73; Blind bogey — Rich* captato the Yale University hngton, S:15 154-376, Fred Oakes 360, Ken Armstrong 81. wrestling team during toe 1966- Thursday, April 21 Markensteto 355, Elsie Spon- With Cheney Tech Squad AND BALANCE M od., Toeo., W/ed. PRO SWEEPSTAKES 1967 season, succeeding Mike Baseball — Bacon Academy helmer 130, Sylvia Osgood 159- Low gross—Willie Oleksto- By PETE ZANAROI now is the time ski 73, Erwin Kennedy 76. Low Lonergan. at Bolton, 3:15 353. Versatility may be the key Wick, a Junior, was elected Baseball — Coventry at - - net—Stan McFariand 75-4—71, note to a successful season at Dan Ready 80-9—71. captain Monday night. He Rham, 3:15 ROCKETTES - - Rosalie Pel- ^ ^ at Prince B. Trabitz 40-15—25, Bill Peck ern Division, 14 points behind GUARANTEED FREE NO MONEY DOWN feset Hartford, Connecticut Open for your convenience 33-6— 27. Kickers Frank Wil Into a hill prospect Tedh. Mtanday Ihroiigh M day— 8 ajn. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, APPRENTICE PROGRAMS the sec(x>d-place Bears. Around toe Infield, It should son 87-8—79, Jack Hunter 93- Roger DeJordy scored twice Wedneedey and Thursday ovankigs *tl 8 p.m., and Courses ranging from three to tour years In Ohoet Matal, be GiUls at first with help REPLACEMENT 1'*—79, Ed Dymon 88-9—79, for Hershey, beaten S-? and 2-1 • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SMurdaya— 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Other Connecticut plants Machining and Tool & Die Making. from MoNaUy, sophomore Rog Phil Mêwski 79-18—79, Char on its home ice to the first two New Track Assistant AS LONG AS YOU in North Havon and Southington. If avaRablo, bring your SKIUEO WORKERS lie Oonlin 84-8—76. er Richards at second, Ken games of

BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—-Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>» MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW FACE SIXTEEH O ffered 13 EXPERIBNCB3D hairdresser HEILPER FOR Furniture arwl AW.tM TOO Busy appliance delivery truck. Call BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE TOUR MOTHER C A lU O UOHG DISTANCE! wanted, toll or part-time, hours jhwiiwr W j2 2 2 S i* APPUANCBS repaired — aU F l o t s a m SHE HASNt HEARD FROM itoU IN SO FOR SUCH STUFF? 9 to 5:90. Write Box D Her Mr. PettengUl, 6464)m. LITTLE SPORTS CLASSIFIED makes washers, refrigerators, 6 EEM tJFiND LONG SHFS yiORRlEO SICK? WIN you PO IT FOR ald. AU replies confidential. R o d e n t s freesen, dryers, gas and also- OPENINGS FOR i ’ollowlng — THE TIME TO PONT TOU EVER DROP HER A ME.WILLYA,^ trie ranges. OU bumen HOHF CLEANING WOMAN . wanted Previous experience required, NSlWVJ ÊN hI^ N « 9 LINE* ACMMS STItote cleaned and repaired. Oosma SCRATCH o u r once a week. Own transporta paving rakers, truck drivers, ^ ,1VACATIOI06 ositlon, unusual thrift plan. ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman, ARE ALWWfS TRYIN any advertiser using box tires, showroom coodition, 32,- from attics, cellars and ga CaU B eneficial Finance 643- letters. Readers answer SUNOCO commercial, residential and SAVE TIME/ 900. F irm . C all 875-8098. rages, 649-4665. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Stores, Inc 4156. ing blind box ads who ing (specializing in older industrial. Rockville area, desire to protect their Sun Oil Company is look steady work. CaU 875-5905. floors).rioors). Waxingwaxmg uoors. floors. t-ami-Paint _ ^ , i-i SALES PERSONS, fully exper ing for six aggressive men identity can follow this 1947 MERCURY sedan, good Household Services M ing. CeUlngs, Paperhanging. tla S L jp e n in g F O n ienced, women’s wearing ap to enter our Paid Manage procedu re: condition. 643-6902. Offered 13-A No Job too smaU. John Ver- ^ ^ parel, 3 or 4 day week. Apply ment Training Program. Tw eed’ s In c., 773 Main St. Enclose your reply to the I960 FORD, 4-door, radio, heat KEWEAVINO of IrjnM, moth These men wlU manage INVITATION _ d U £ box in an envelope er, automatic, g o^ condition, boles. Zippers repaired. Win* ______RGURE CLERK BOOKKEEPER — 2 or 3 day th eir 6vm station upon suc addressed to the Clasi dow shades made to measure, cessful completion of this no body rot, $350. 649-2696. Bonds— Stocks— Full or part-time daya. week, for long established re T O BID fled Manager, Manchester aU sizes Venetian blinds. Keys program . Evening Herald, together 1959 MERCURY Monterey, 2- M ortgages 27 Must have above average tail firm. Apply in own hand Sealed bids will be received JC with a memo listing the made while you wait. Tape re arithmetic ability and skill writing to l^x P, Herald. at the office of the General door, power steering, extra SECOND MORTGAGE — Un companiea you do NOT corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 on comptometer or calcu Minimum Inventory Investment. Manager, 41 Cerrter Street 4.IB ■ snow tires. CaU 643-25^. limited funds available for sec want to see your letter. M ain., 649-623L lator. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for Manchester, Ooim., until April ond mortgages, payments to BY KEN MUSE Your letter will be de- 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door Bel a career in the office of a local 29, 1966 at 11:00 a.m. for One WAYOUT stroyBd If the advertiser Is suit your budget. Expedient doctor. Applicant must be neat TO QUALIFY: Air, automatic, radio, heater, Bufldlns— Contracting 14 Company offers excellent (1) Dump Truck. one you’ve mentioned. If serv ice. J . D . R ealty, 643-5129. < in appearance and able to meet Good credit and character excellent condition. 644-1985. wages and working condi Desire for a career in the oil Bid forms, plans and spe- not it will be handled in QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, the public and a good typist. th* usual manner. BILLS? ? ? ConsoUdate S tions, convenient free park business cificatioiM are available at the 1962 FORD G alaxie 600 X L , con dormers, porches, basements ing, in - plant cafeteria, Desire to become a permanent payments with our ONE PAY- Draft exempt Controller’s Office, 66 Center # me ty NU, \m. JM. Mf. UA >i». vertible, automatic, very good above average benefits. employe essential. References refinlshed, cabinets, hullt-ins, MBNT-PER-MONTH PLAN! AbUlty to manage and sell Street Manchester, Connecti condition. M ust seU. 643-9883. both business and personal re formica, alumimnn, vinyl, you rself “ I ran Into a tough break the very firet day you ware Lost and Found Bank rates available for home quired. Write Box R, Herald. c u t steel, ceramo siding. William owners. CaU New Haven 787- APPLY Town of Manchester, gone, Pet. I couldn't find the soap powder!" 1960 ENGLEHI FORD wagon, Robbins Carpentry Service, LOST — pair of man’s Mfocal 6761 or New London 442-1135. STENOGRAPHER —Our Sales Connecticut low mileage, good condition. 649-8446. For More Information glasses, in brown case. Call Department has opening for ef Robert B. Weiss, Call 742-8516. MORTGAGE LOANS — first, - 649-0720-.- First National ficient typist to perform ddvers- CALL General Manager . CABINET WORK, formica coun second, third, aU kinds realty, 1962 VALIANT — 4-door se lfied_âssignments. Shorthand o:i?WiLLiAMi5 FOUND — ring — Manches ters, rec rooms, remodeling. Btateiwide, credit rating urmec- THE MODERNIST dan, like new . 843-0834 after desirable but not essential. Call 4 -ia -M ter Kgh School vicinity. Call Quality work. Reasonable pric easary. Reasonable, confiden Stores, Inc SUN OIL COMPANY 6 p.m . Mr. Bernard Hoey, Vice Pres 649-0951 and Identify, pay for es. F ree estim ates. CaU 049- tial, quick arrangements, Alvin ident, for appointment—Case W E EK D A Y S 568-3400 B E N C A S E Y ad. 1964 FALCON 8 oonvertible, 6985. Lundy A gency, 627-7971, 983 Park and Oakland Aves. Brothers, Inc., Highland Park, WANTED very good conditton, 3T>BS0- Main St, Hartford, evenings. EVBNINGfl — WBE3KBND3 FOUND — small brown and CARPENTRY — Ocmcrete work, East Hartford M anchester. M9-28S1. 649-3046. MR. SMITH 236-0413 Clean, Late Model ■ a , black dog, vicinity Long Hill anything from cellar to ro o t. 233-6879. R d., Andover. 742-8921 after 6. 1960 CHEVROLET Im pala con Inside and out, no substitute for GLAMOUR AND 3$$ are part* Write P.O. Box 71 SECREfTARY - bookkeeper. One USED CARS vertible, 6 cylinder, automatic, quality work, satisfaction guar Business Opportunity 28 of the Job selling Avon in spare East Hartford FOUND — tri-color male bea girl office, knowledge of book SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL good condition, 36K. CoU 640- anteed, competative JlHces, no time near horne. Big earnings. gle. Vomeiiwkoer' 110 B ryan D r., M anchester 644- tachometer, traction bars, ex inet and counter wprk, cera STOP MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI ply One Hour Martinizing,. 299 $1.60 per hour. Spring St. area. 814L ceUent condition, 22,000 mUes, m ic tUe, flo o r tile. C ^ 649- 643-9133. Texaco is offering a very West M iddle Tpke. 649-1800. Summer Position Vacancies BUZZ SAWYER B Y r 6 Y c r a n e DtCk; 31,796. firm . CaU 643-3203 after 2849 fo r fre e estim ates. I SajEVi? INLAÎNl? IN H A HA H A / I e m m OH, WeLL.—IT WA& CUSHMAN’S BAKERY PROD SUCCESSFUL OPEN WANTEJD — wom an to do gen MALE W0 2 TH A T K /. UCTS—^Not sold in stores. For 7 p.m . WOMEN for Ught assembly on bu z! BUT lL be W0RKIH6 DiDNT(2erCNe THB BAOBOFADvazerry... HIGH gallonage service eral work iiramaU factory. FuU JUST home service call 528-7291 af Roofing—Siding 16 toys. Kage Company, Elm St. Water Safety Instmctors see WHO YOUR STOP CALUNS 1TD6ETHER A6AI 6IN0LeF?V66INe fiea,' HOfHO HO/ HAW/ station in East. Hartfohi, (next to Norman's) tim e basis. CaU 643-9529. ME ENSIfiN. ' t l A A A A H / ter 7 p.m. Quahty, variety, Tracks—^Tractors 5 4 31/2 Hour Week, June 25-September 5 meHTOFFiai? BIDWELL HOME Improvement Glastonbury area. For In EARN $60 and m ore in fa m IS, sawyer: I'VE HAP A service. ACCOUNTS receivable clerk, PROMOTION, 1963 INTERNATIONAL Scout Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- formation call Texaco, 568- ous brand Items. No investment Playground Supervisors ttomi, additions and lemodel- tight typing and Imowledge of REMEMBER? pick-up, fuU and half cabs, 9600 or Mr. Walsh after 6 bookkeeping desir^. Apply Help friends shop from home. 31 Hour Week, June 27-August 20 Personals 3 enow plow, excellent condition. in g o f aU types. EiXceUent -• I. Send fo r free 624 page catalog. workm anship. 649-6490. pjn., Glastonbury, 633-4381. Personn^ Department, Iona Baseball Scorers, Ommissioners I WANTED — ride from north 742-6061. Mfg. Co., Regent SL, Manches Popular Club Plan, Dept. P801, end to Manchester Msinor Rest A A. DION, me. Roofing, ter. Lynbrook, N. Y. Evenings, 6:00-8:30, May-August home, hours 7-3:30, Call 649 siding, painting. Carpentry. AI------■— Garage— Service— ACCIDENTS. WAITRESES toU or part-time, Softball Umpires S97L toratiems and additions. Cell- INVESTIGATE NURSE’S AIDE—Full or part- 1 { Storage 10 Earn $6.44 hour — fuU or day and ni^t shift. Apply in Evenings, 6:00-8:30, May-August taigs. Workmanship guaran tim e. Laurel M anor, 649-4519. spare time. Car furnished. Ex person only, Howard Jr^son's AutomobDes For Sale 4 Gl a s t o n b u r y - storê teed. 299 Autumn at. 648-4860. Applications Rre available in tbe Personnel Office, space fw rent, 628 square feet. ------penses paid. We train you at Restaurant 394 ToUand Tpke. 1962 COMET, standard 6, raao, home. Free information. Abso Bbdt 94, Wilbur Cross Park Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, awwwww.1. CaU Glastonbury 633-?936, and Chimneys 16-A way. heater, clean, fine condition. 528-1287. lutely no obUgâtion. W rite to Conn^ticut. C a n 649-2996 after 6 p.m. ~ R(X>FINO — Specializing re- day. Men urgently needed. U niversal, CL-3, 6810 HUl- WOMEN needed lor general JOE'S -Bleycles 11 pelring roofs of aU kinds, new factory work. Also qualified CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER NEED CART Your credit turn- M otocyde crest, DaUas, Texas 75206. M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD roofs, gutter work, chimneys sewing machine trainees. Ap PAVING CO. S»,MR.Hl)NTBR-.»«*OTTHAr SATDK/ SOOPlHB m e ^ “r ^ X ^ QUALITY cleanedT repaired. Aluminum CAPE COD —Route Junction, ply Manchester Modes, Pine St. "S HANOIN* AROUND TH' POCK PfR HAM- J HAS * ^ 0 0 0 ftuCAftfti amum if tr 44Ity^, consedous twwvpeople.KIa AsA» VlowiW ASas alillMar AA ITtOOKSSO.AN>Ml OHMydOODNESSlJUST SURE! THE rMOLAO YOU DON'T ^(O VE RID SIE Mon? Don’t deapalrl Bee Hon- Biding. 90 years’ year round 19 imit motel. Giant Driveways - Parking I APPROVE OF rr, AAR.STAX \ THE BO/S-AT BUR6HC HANDOUTSl $10 down. M otorcycle Sales, 596 ALPHA NUMERIC ke3q>unch Areas and Develop- MOOMOO CALLED WHEH IVERyTHINS . j PHONE HAS eat Dougla;$. Riqnlra about low- Free estimates. OtD HemUtf, pool, small cocktaU lounge and I SEEMED SO BRIGHT/ 4 |EEN JUMPIN' -B U T rVE GOT TO TALK. ) THAT XAA.CA Washington St, Middletown. operator. Apply Persohnel m ent W ork R A P ID L Y ^MOOMOO ANOTHt HIM WHILE you W EU aat down, amaUast payments 643-5861, 644-8333. Hinnll restaurant. $125,000, • THKUKVSAKMm OUTI SOMBM DOES MR. STONE KNOW i M.LAWRNINS! TO MOOMOO—ANDQUKK!/ WHERE THEy*RE Dept, Iona Mfg. Co., Regent anywhere. No wwall loan or fi Cranberry Realty, Buzzards AU Types of Amesite rouAuscogfm y? FOU«IMERVUANTS ABOUT I T ? , WHERE DID SHE GO? STAVIN'/ SEE US ON THE world's most St., Manchester. Repaired ft InstaUed G R O W IN G THEM10J0IN HIS BAND! nance company plan. Douglas exciting motorcyde. The mag Heatine and Plumbing 17 B ay, M eiss. • FREE ESTIMATES M otors, 833 M ain. ______nificent Noitao Atias 750ce, 60 APPLJCATTONS ARE being tak NEW ENGLAND B O rn PLUMBING and beaUsc E -Z TERM S h.p. Al Gifl’s Motorcycles, 695 en for drapery department, 3 REP(>SSBS3ION: Take over repairs, alterations, electric Schools and Classes 33 • Washington St., Middletown, nights a week. Apply W. T. ★ Phone 644.8213^ RESTAURANT payments, no cash needed with and gas hot water heaters, free Cotm. Grant Co., Manchester Park- average credit. 1966 PonOao estim ates. CU l 643-1496. OTO, 1964 Cadillac sedan. 1965 EARN UP TO $225 ade. CHAIN Mofira convertible. CaU 289- ^ h ONDA Scrambler — CJaU COMPLETE plumbing and A WEEK D R IV IN G 8254, ask for Graham Hohnee. ., _ 74»eM6. heating eervlce, complete new ■THE B IG RIGS ------mi y • bathroom Installations and HOSTESSES bathroom remodeling, 80 yean JOBS WAITING DAYS AND NIGHTS—Provides opportunity for et- 1961 COM ET — 4-door, d ea n , HONDA 160 c . c ., $150. OsH in buslnees. Bail VanCanqi, eellent earnings. Experience is helpful but not re one ow ner. C all 649-6324. 643-4411. 649-4749. TRAINEE WANTED quired. Neat appearance essential. UnifcHms and Train Now— ^Pay Later meals provided. 1967 CHEVROLET — 4-door, TOWNE PLUMBING Service- MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRAN^ RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS v e ry clean , $296. C an 649-1717, BOY’s 24” BIKE, very good Bathrooms remodeled. Repairs, If you can pass a physical AS TELETYPESETTER MONITOR alterations, heating. 643-8979, and need a steady job year WAITRESSES KELLY..CHRIS y o u CAN DRV STEP ASIDE... o h A ~ a fter 4:8a ______condition, $16. 649-5044. 640-4066, a lter 6 p.m . ’round, here is your oppor FULL-TIMB, DAYS—Provides c^portunlty for e«- ‘ HASN'T c h a n g e d .*. YOUR CLOTHES CHRIS, DARLING^ 1 A,*!?, 1966 GTO — 4-speed, 4 barrel 1968 INDIAN m otorcycle, 750 tunity of a lifetime to en ^You can start immediatdy, previous experience not^ cellent earnings. Ebcperience in arm service hMpfol INSIDE THE w a i t f o r m e 7 J > J L / ' plus extras, $2,000 or best of but not requir^ We wiU train those with no prior MARINA. MISS c .c . with spare nw tor, $300. (Jail ' MiOinery, Dressmaking 19 ter the trucking industry 'necessary. Tbe woric is pleasant and interesting. j fe r . 6*9«M 6, 8-1, o r 644-8289 a fter 6:30 875-9326. NOW. QUALITY TRAIN restaurant experience. UrUforms and meals pro a fte r i . FOR ALTERA’nONS neatly and ING, the largest company vided. reasonably done in my home. approved school in the east 37 V2 hour week, paid vacation. Blue Cross and 1964 CUTLASS F-85 OldsmobUe, Business Services Apply to O. Barms, Friday, Saturday and Monday, Call 643-8750. needs 250 men to be trained ^Major Medical coverage. Pension Plan and otber( power brakes, power steering, O ffered 13 lor local aiui long distance AprU 16, 16 and 18, 2 P.M. to 7 PAL standard transmission, excel- driving. Train with the best benefits. wrwytwfam. CaU owner 649* LAND CUBARINO. tree re* Moving—Tm ddng— on both Diesel and gas INTERMAT10NAL HOUSE coDonKw. moval. end chain saw work. 4350. Storage 20 trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 APPLTÎN PERSON of FANCAKES OONRXMDEP A. Michaud, t a w m . anytim e. 9960 CHEVROLET Im pala con- ______MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught 1244 NEW BRITAIN a v e : WEST HABSFOBD se/VNERsn trucUng and package deUvery. '•CCLJg vertflble, antomalic tranamls- STISPS, sldawalks, suoe An Equal Opportunity Employer Mon. power steering, power flrepiaeea, flagstooe terraces. Refrigerators, washers and i ^ r ^ brakes, w****"“«t condition, AU concrete atove moving êclalty. Folding ■sir tiras. Owner #43-8152. sMs prices. 64S488L dhatos for tts&, 6494762. Read Herald Ads I

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PAGE EIGHTEEN Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 'Wanted—Real Estate 7? B o l t o n Garden—Fann—Dairy Apartments—Flats— Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Prodacta 60 Tenement* 63 ______Tenements 63 jiANCfUBSTBR — ® MANCHESTER — Executive IN ONE of Manchester’s pre- TOUR bedroom Garrison Cblon- MANCHESTER VICINITY — 10 COVENTRY — 4-bedroom Col- WANTED — Colonial or Split Male or Icmale 37 Ranch, excellent condition and ■ home. Porter Street area, 4 mium locations, a four bed laJ, a stone’s throw from Bow minutes from Manchester cen onlal, 2 fuU baths, fireplace, IH Level, Woodhill Heights, acre lot. Wesley R. Smith Con around $19,000. Call 649-2618. WAITRESS and WAITER need APPLES—Macs, Northern Spy, LpOBlNG for anything In real SINGLE — 6 room home. location, deluxe heatM rw large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 room Cape with baths. ers School, dkuble lot, weU ter. New 6 room Raised Ranch, Public Hearing Set Tonight eatate rentals — apartments, nlshed, middle age, no chll lavatories, 2-car grarage, Flori struction Co., 643-1697. ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake Delicious, Rome Beauties, roam, 2% baths, 3-mned hwt, Formal- dining room,, large liv landscaped with many trees, ^ l l t ' entry foyer, Uvlng room WANTED —- 6-6 room home, CLASSIFIED hcnnes, multiple dwelling's, no dren, heat, rent reasonable, beautiful landscaped lo t $21,- da room, patio, fuUy air-condi ÔUR Hotel, 643-9731.______Winesaps. Priced from 80c- ing room plus a finished rec pine, maple, white birch includ with .fireplace and redwood ------’ desirable location. Write Box fees. Call J. D, Real Estate, references. Call 649-9024. 900. Mitten Agency, Realtors, tioned. Shown by appointment planter box, 3 bedrooms, kitch- BOLTON — 9 room home on On Proposed Town Budget $2.25. Herrmann’s, 172 S. Main reation room in the tiasemenL ing 40’ cherry tree aliout to AA, Herald. WANTED -L- man or wonaan to S t 646-0067. 643-5129. 643-«930. only. CaU the R. F, Dlmock Utility room and an oversized bloom, 2-car attached garage en with birch cabinets and nine acres of land, excellent HRs¥ ' STEP WALKER STREET — Spacious bar, pasture Ideal for horses, The board of finance will hold cil of the CCW will meet tp-' seU real estote fuU time, ex- Co., 649-62U5, one car garage. Owner anx and double garage rear of lot, bulH-ins, separate dining room, ADVERTISING 4 roone, apiÎances, ejxbCUTIVB Ran(*, t a public hearing tonight at 8 morrow at 8 p.m. in Stafford perience preferred but not nec- BTRICn,Y fresh eggs for sale, ious, trades considered. House excellent storage or future basement fireplace, one car etc. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, B-ZONE lots wanted. Call 649- rage, adults. $126. CaU 643-0752. modem kitchen with all 1969 RANCH ON A high shaded at the Community Hall for Springs. essary. Contact Mr. Phllbrick, Tomaszewskl, Box 368, South is vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real guest house, central hall, liv garage, one acre wooded lot; 643-1577. 4291. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS t o w a r d lot. 8 very large bedrooms. townspeople to hear about and The Holy Family Novitiate 364 Main St., or call 649-8464 Rd., Bolton, open daUy. 649-, J. D. RENTALS a t t r a c t i v e , large 3-room bullt-ins, dining room, flre< tor, 643-1577. ing room with fireplace, 2A $17,250, minimum down to 8 AJiL to 5 PAL Huge kitchen -with buiit-ins and QUALITY CUS'TOM build—Mo discuss budget reque.sts for in Baltic will hold an open for appointment. 6472. - ^ r t m e n t stove, refrigerator, places, 2% baths, baths, master bedroom 22x21, qualified buyer. Robert D. dining area. Fireplaced living BRUCE ROAD In Lakewood neto Construction offers great 1966-67 totaling $874,411. house for girl.s Sunday begin- A BETTER FOUR rooms, second floor, heat electricity, hot water, two car garafe wooded lot. walk-in closet, formal dining Murdock, 643-2892, 643-6472. FULL OR PART-TIME help, c ^ t i^ ly loca te, reasonable. $29,600. Pldlbrick Agency 648. room, oil hot water heat. 2 Circle . . . a stately 6 room er value in custom building. The board of finance has pre- ning at 2 p.m. The program Bonsehold Goods 51 oven and range, $90. room, large brick walled pa COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. must be over 18, for day or 649-6324. 8464. car garage. Excellent con Colonial. ’ Flxcellent fam ily COVENTRY NORTH — 8 year Raised Ranches, Ranches and Police Arrests dieted that the mill rate will will begin at 4. Refreshments JOB... ■ home In a fine residential area. tio, upper 20's. No agents, 649- Colonials on Miller Rd., South MONDAY Hun FWDAY 10:S0 A.M. — SATDIIDAI 9 AAL evening shift Inquire In per- ^jleAN, USED refrigerators, 4H rooms, utilities and ap dition. $18,600. Wolverton Ag old room Ranch, 3 bed rise six-and-one-half mills, to 50 will be .served. All girls of the son Burger Chef, 235 Main S t SIX ROOM DUPLEpC, garage, MANCHESTER — to Three' big bedrooms, and a 2811. Windosr, Merrow Rd.. Sugar ranges, automatic washers pliances, first floor, $160, ency, Realtors, 649-2813. rooms, living room with fire Bradley J. Miller, 16, of 56 mills, from the present 4311,, if pansh are mrited. adults piêrted, no smaQ cWl- from this 9 room Colonial. Two large living room, formal din place and pine paneled wall, Hill Rd. Old Stafford Rd.. Tol oittuicjr J. , , Qfo orfontPrt with no Karen Christine Linder and apply at COOKS — Immediate openings with guarantees. See them at without utilities, $135. dren, references. Inquire 21 baths, bam plus shed, approx- COLONIAL RANCH. Owmer ing room, kitchen is adequate. Vernon (Talcott'vllle) kitchen with built-in oven and land. Lot available in Coven S. Hawthorne St., was charged Glenn David Strange were bap- YOUB OOOPBBATION WIU. |\|A|_ M 3 -2 7 1 1 for full-time night and day B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 BE APPBBCIAIED I I Fairil^ St. ImstMy 1% acres land. Ideal built 1966 end featuring gen Breezeway, attached two car range and dinette area, com try, South Windsor, Tolland, with operating a motor scooter yjg public hearing, the <->*ed recently. cooks, experience not neces Main St. Can 643-2171. NEW 4 room apartment, APRIL SPECIAL P&.WA ------^ for large family, eaadly erous dimensions throughout. 6 garage. Lot has plenty of bination windows, basement Gormnn-Moneto Realty, 875- yesterday without a license. He finance board will meet in ex- Correction to a garbled list- sary, will train. Howard John second floor, no children. oonveried to two-family with rooms Include a formal dining BVERYTOINO In sterilized re- trees. Offered at $25,900. T. J. Immaculate 7 room Ranch garage, one acre lot, walking 8615, 644-1732, or 644-0768. Is to aifoear in court May 2. ecutive session to make any ® m' son’s Restaurant, 894 Tolland Appliances and utilities, Business Locations little expense. FuU price, $1$, room and a 14 X IS kitchen ConriniMd From Piocoding Pago Every month hundreds of ccmdiUoned used furniture and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. only 12 minutes from Hart distance to school. Asking Henry J. Lisk 17. of M Mill clmnge.s it deems necessa^. The ^ Tpke., Manchester, exit 94 Wil $135. For Rent <4 900. Mitten Agency, Realtors. with cabinets all around. 2 car people are taking this first appliances, high fluailty — low ford. 3 bedrooms, living $16,200. U & R Realty Co. St., was charged wuth having tow-n will meet to adopt the final H elp Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 bur Cross Parkway. prices. LeBlanc ^m itu.’e, 196 643-6930. garage. 100 x 400 treed lot. $14,900 — 6 room Ranch, pan room, dining room, kitchen sical comedy. She and her hus step toward better jobs SET OF OFFICE suites in Inc., 643-2692, R. D. Murdock, a defective muffler, after he budget May 16. South Street, Rockvilla. 876- Qualty built. Mid 20’s. Wolver eled family room, fireplace, with bullt-ins an,d paneled band will direct the show. Mi'S. . . . jobs with a future APPUCA'nONS are being tak No Commission or- Fees to State Theater Building. In CONCORD RD. — Beautiful 643-6472. SOUTH WINDSOR was arrested at Mill and Oak- The board of education has TIRB s e r v ic e m a n , «-65 UC5ENSED journeyman plumb by applying at Pratt A 2174. Open 9-8. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. double garage, large lot, trees, Rec room. Price $17,900. was arresicu ai jvuu aim was- me uua.u ■ Anthony Armentano will co- er and plumber’s helper. Ap en for credit department, Applicants quire 11-8 p.m., Mr. Daly, 643- Ranch, large living room, toPi bouTB per week. Must be Meady Whitney Aircraft. Both assume mortgage, $112.83 Call Mrs. Luther, 649-5306, MANCHFlSTEn VICINITY — 10 WWAPPING A P P IN G AAREA R E A ><^<1 Sis. Saturday afternoon, urged townspeople to attend, Mrs. prenticeship training available morning and evening hours 7832. iQgl dining room, caUnst DUTCH COLONIAL — conslst- WDtker and married. Paid va experienced and inexper s e l l in g out all merchan monthly. Hutchlna Agency, 649- 875-6611. minutes from Manchester cen- He is scheduled to appear In especially to voice their opinions âneggla. to qualified man. H. O. Schulze available. Apply W. T. Grant, CALL kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recreac ing of 7 robins, and VA baths. cation and other braeflte. BJx- ienced people with a wide dise, mattresses, beds, etc; No DESIRABLE Store or office 6324. « ® St. comer of Beelzebud 2. on that Inc. 876-9701. Parkade. Oon room, landscaped yard. A milUon words cannot de ______1 perience helpful but not essen varietj^ of backgrounds telephone orders. Howard’s space, ground floor, clean, at BARROWS & WALLACE finished rooms, one acre wood- Raised Ranch. William Blazensky of 50 representing board oi eoucauon department aiix- Marian E „ Robertson, Realtor, scribe this typical New Elng- MANCHF5STE3R — 7 room fire tial. Apply in person. Nlchols- and Work interests are TELLER WANTED —male or Sleep Center, 539 Main. J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. tractive and reasonable. Apply Manchester I»arkade, Manch. ed lot, amesite drive. $1,600 everyday and evenings Clinton St. yesterday morning requests $657,615 iliary will meet tonight at 8 EXPERIENCED painters and Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 643-6958. land designed home, carefully placed Colonial, recently pan 649-5306 down, a budget priced home g was charged with intoxication. The school board has preparea firehoUse. Mrs. Fred starting high-paying new female. Financial Institution, COME to Howard’s Sleep Cen eled family room, modem young all around handy man. 643-5129 643-8779 a.m. - 8 pm. custom crafted with the for.------only1„ $15,500. - Immediate------—oc ‘ g disturbance on a list of items which could he YVamock and Mrs. Edward careers in the expanding no experience necessary, will ter — 639 Main St., for bed $16,600 — ATTRACTTVE 8% kitchen with dishwasher and ------Call 876-8073 weekdays 3-6 p.m. train. Excellent opportunity, grace and beauty of Colonial cupancy. Robert D. Murdock, _ „ . > Main St. Police said Blazensky, eliminated if the finance boar ;y,g^j,ams are in charge of re- HOME DELIVERY aerospace industry. ding-bargains, best brands, low STORE FOR RENT — Main SL room Ranch, fireplace, garage, disposal, 1% baths, formal TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 paid fringe benefits. Call Mr. days of old. Central chimney 643-2692, 643-6472. C&il 6veningrS 21^ detained a car that was pull- cuts Its request after freahments. SALESMEN prices. 1,400 square fe<^ heated. CaU full basement, evcelleat condi dining room, $19,200. Leonard i"ne, $32,500, Level, family room, 1% baths, ------AIRCRAFT Ranch consisting of fou ' rooms Two 13-year-old boys have g^ted are recommendations Manchester Evening Herald condition. Call 649-6552. Agency, 646-0131. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, modem kitchen with built-ins, MANOHESTF5R — Just over THREE ROOM apartmart, 118 end a 2^ room separate apart Vernon line. Older home, 4 bed been turned over to juvenile eliminate services, but arc rorrespondent, Cleme- SEALTEST FOODS Excellent hourly wages, 8 ENGINE 649-8464. ______one car garage, priced for Hebron paid holidays, paid funeral Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 A lw a y s- BIG Bargains Main St., $96. Call 643-2426, 9- ment, presently rented for $95 quick sale. $22,900. Phllbrick rooms, dining room, living authoritles after they were instead a recognition that, if y„ung, tel. 648-898L Milk Division Houses For Rent 65 leave, pension plan, vaca MECHANICS AT ALBERT’S 6. MANCHESTER — Spacious cus monthly. Built 1968 In a res Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. room, kitchen, utlUty room, oil caught Saturday removing budget reductions are made, it ______255 Homestead Ave., lights from old trucks parked pg necessary to translate Hartford, Conn. tion plan, group insurance GROOMING and boarding aU TAKE YOUR TIME tom built SM room Ranch, pic- identlal neighborhood, it pre furnace, 2-car garage, huge There are a number of F O IR ROOM apartment In al OOMPLE3TE3LY furnished trail MANCHESTER — For eight School Request Rejected plus major medical. Appli breeds. Harmony IQlls, H. C. er, Coventry Lake, $100 m on th i_tom ^ ^ k kitchen, 13x21 UvJng •ents a single family exterior work shop, beautiful secluded at the Carlson Eiepress yard at o^ggg into specific terms and openings in Experimental PAYING most new home, heat, hot wa ■winters this neat 4 room Cape Herdic’s Center An Equal Opportunity cants must be at least 5’9” Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- space available. room, paneled recreation room. and Is in excellent condition yard for children, excellent pos It was an argumentative ter Memorial Hospital, and Is attempt Employer Engine Testing and As 1,2 or 3 YEARS ter, appliances, parking, adults ly. Trailer (2 unfinished up) has shel tall and in good physical 6427. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Must be seen. $20,500. Wolver sibility for only $13,600. Ray sembly. Preference will be 'TO PAY preferred, $125 monthly. 742-8892. and rather stormy meeting recuperating at his home. that.” Robbed of $165 condition. Starting rate is ton Agency, Realtors 649-2813 tered our family from the New & Dot Roy Realty, 876-6698. ITiursday evening when the All registrants are expected The board of education list In- given to applicants with “SUPER DELUXE” Available May 1. Call 649-3817 _ England cold, and for seven $2,226 per hour. Interviews AKC TOY, miniature and stand 4 room winter- Ninv TWO family flat — 6-6, school building committee and to observe new hours of Seleo- ^êe wrenches in his eludes a gang mower, a floor A theft ol $165 In cash occur high school education and 5 p.m. MANOHFJSTEJR—Raised Ranch at 10 a.m. ’Thursday April ard poodles, wire hair terriers, 3 ROOMS of FURNITURE partlally ftir- Bowers school area, large summers the well treed lot the Hebron Board of Educa- tlve Service Board No. 21, for ®f- Several windows to the playground equipment red this weekend at Jim Her- MLECntICIAN, some exper previous engine experience dachshunds, cockers, beagles, — 7 rooms, 2 full baths, 3 bed has provided our children with Lots For Sale 73 ONLY $433 AVAILAJBLE JUNE 1 — Four nlshed, $86. monthly. 643-1^ kitchen, 22’ Uvlng room, sep tlon got together to discuss Tolland County at the TAC tru«l« were also ^ rte d brok- education, an assistant die’s Hobby Center on E. Mid- ience needed. Call 644-0100. 21. or training. Military air shepherd puppies, Siamese kit rooms, modem kitchen bullt- $14.08 DOWN room duplex, near Waddell evenings. arate furnaces, city utilities. a place to play. On a mqple BOLTON — ACRE wooded lot the coming new elementary building on Hyde Avenue, Rock- by one of the boys. librarian, community services die Tpke. Herdic told police the craft engine training Is tens, birds, monkeys, guinea ins, dining room, family room, $14.08 MONTH school. Inquire 25 Irving St. Call Leon Cieszynski, Builder, lined quiet street 2 minutes to ^j^h brook, in area of fine ^ h oor uD”wiead wav vllle.- --New -hours will...... be Mon------jpg gym), field money was taken from a cash TWO MEN wanted for shipping, particularly desirable. pigs, ducks, chicks. FuU line 2-car garage, handy to bus 649-4291. Parkade, churches, schools, Leonard Agency Real- ^ a day, Wednesday and Friday J trips, some maintenance Items register. About 20 single bills receiving and general ware ROGERS CORE of supplies. Milford, 878-6354. — JUST LOOK — THE JENSEN Apartmente, 92. Suburban For Rent 66 endanu shopping.Biiuppiiig. $22,900. Phil-rm i- ■ wii.nwith ailall uuiiues.utilities. ixewiyNewly paiiiL-paint Helen Palmer was i - _ „ „ « i house work. Some truck driv Public Records and tuition payments (already were left behind. Many other 94 East Middle T^pke. New 4% b OLTON-4 room apartmenL RANCH - SevOT r o ^ , ^ brick Agency, Realtors, 649- ed outside. We’re looking for -.p ’ unanimous vote to work with ® ô 1 p.m., until CHARLIE BROWN is new in — YOU GET — eliminated) to Group I; an ele- Police said entrance was ing experience necessary. Comer Mill A Oakland Streets, openings in: room apartments. ■ Rent la year old, prestige neighbor 8464. someone to give this house a or 64S-3S77.______^ bringing matters further notice, tovm, a Toy Poodle at stud, 16-PIECE BEDROOM first floor, electric kitchen, Warrantee Deeds mentary teaxiher, (funds) leas- made from a side window. It Please apply in person. Gregg eludes hot water and Indi hood on deadend streeL large nice home. Call owner 649- DOUBLE LOT — 200x400 deep, to a head. Manchester 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM wall-to-wall carpeting. Refer $13,600 —MANCHESTER im Walter A Morrissey and tog a mobile classroom to re- -was found broken and raised and Son, 66 Hilliard St. MACHINING 8” and chocolate. 643-1493. vidual apartment thermostati lot with trees, decorated with 6297. Located on School Rd., Bol- A voice vote of 36-31 re- Manchester Evening 12-PIECE KITCHEN ences required. $140. 643-5983. maculate 2-bedroom Ranch, Mondra D Morrissey to Robert lieve overcrowding at the ele- about a foot. Herdic said the cally controlled heat, Hotpoint elegance for rich and exclustvs ton. Reasonable. 649-2871. fused a request of $533,000 to correspondent, Susan B. Pendle- AMBITIOUS young man inter — WITH — Timken Oil Burner, full cellar, $14,200—WELL KEPT 6 room J Kaselouskas and Pauline L mentary school and a part-time money had been inadvertently An Equal Opportunity INSPECTION kitchen (range, refrigerator, ROdCVULE — 4% room du beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, spend for building and equip- 228-3454. ested in learning mill work ELECTRIC bathrooms, garages. You name nice trees, assume mortgage. home —■ situated on elevated COVENTRY Lake — 2 lots, lake ping the said 20-room school. iaseto“ pr^rty at W 6 maintenance man to Group H . left to the cash register. Tho Employer Live Stock 42 disposal), 2 air- r : : U ; extra Resort Property For Sale 74 that accord i^ Stafford Counts MACHINE REPAIR conditioned and guaranteed for For Rent 67 6 room Ranch with at and Mondra A. Morris.sey, prop- school gym. non , St. early Sunday momtog, EXPERIENCED plumber — Co., 1272 Tolland ’Tpke., Man Call Manchester Evening Her age, 2 blocks to bus, very con- ______tached garage. All city con large lot with fireplace. J. D. third floor, 2-car garage, near WATERFRONT Coventry Lake would "be met" ^ erty at 38 Dartmouth Rd. Over The Weekend the keys on the front seat. one year Real Flstate (3o., 643-5129 or by 12 class Norman J. Plnettc, 39, of 98 new work, top wages, benefits, chester, GUARDS ald. 643-2711. venient to grammar, junior cA PE COD — Dennlsport, 2 and veniences. Treed lot, fire schools. Owner, 643-5390- north east side, 7 room, com- Charles 'T; Johnson and Helen The fire department wa.s call- A theft involving a car was high wid high school. For ap 3 bedroom cottages, all con 649-8538. rooms, but that 10 more would W. Mato St., Rockville, was overtime. Call after 6, 6434528. RICH, STONE-FREE loam, $u! On Display at Main Stors place, steel beam and plas $19,200 - SIX room Split level, furnished cottage. Leon- G Johnson to Philip J. Rich Jr. ed out Saturday afternoon to put reported by a Summit St. man, FIREMEN pointment call The Jensen veniences, automatic heat, off probably be called for by 1967. Gravel, semd. fill, stone, man Phone for Appointment ter construction. Only $20,- WOODBRIDGE ST —Vacant 2- ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. T ^ ^ ^ lo ^ rL ^ ^ o n ^ 'i^ k ^ h "^ arrested Sunday night at his and^êleanor'V! Ric^^ out a fire in the Backus' back but in this CMe the^thirf made SEARS OFFERS Building Corp. Mr. Barney season rates. Rockville 876-0682 VA baths, family room, twin ure, white sand box and jiatlo ASK FOR “CARL” 900. Call Dave Douton at family flat. This is a custom siz'ed bedrooms, garage, trees, CAPE COD —Garrison split toy- donated $50 to sponsor home under a warrant Issued at 136 Green Manor Rd. yard on Notch Rd. that got out th® Htfd. 247-0358 or 527-9036 Peterman, 643-2463 or Mr. 649-5306 or 875-6611. The seats belonged to a foreign Legal Notices TRAINING COURSES sand. 643-9604. built home, never has had near bus. Hutchins Agency, er 4 bedrooms olavroom 2 ° ’'® ‘^® s-uxlliaiy has by Circuit Court 12. He is Alice A. Clampet to Kenneth of control. f o INDEPENDENT See It Day or Night Charles PonticeUi, 649-9644. WITH PAY Wanted To Rent 68 much wear and tear. Beautiful Realtors 649-5324. baiths garage H s^ d ^ to ^ pledged $45 to sponsor one charged with bigamy, non- w . Gibson and Diann O. Gibson, About a dozen enthusiasts, car, the car to R o ^ ld ^ ^ ® "J CONTRACTORS KEEP CARPET cleaning prob- If you have no means of trans- AT A C»im,T OF PROBATE held 31^ ROOM duplex, heated, hot BARROWS & WALLACE oak floors,...... oak trim, plaster...... —— Srêf^B niSs «®®"’ ^ be support and perjury. property at 246 W. Center St. mostly of the younger genera- 163 S u i^ it St. ™® Jh e ft at Manch enter, within and for the OPPORTUNITY FOR lems small—ûse Blue Lustre portation, TU send my auto for water, refrigerator, stove, air- Manchester Parkade, Mcmch. etc. A real solid home. Two MANCHESTER — Adjoining Realtv Buzzards Bav uP in support of these pinette was sought by Staf- John J. Donovan and Geral- tion, went on the Bolton Outing the seats, vûed at $150, wa.s dlatrict of Manchester, on the 11th INTRODUOrORY TRAliNING wall to wall. Rent electric you. No obligratlon whatsoever. WJ^TED — 6 or 7 room house day of AprU. A.O. 1966. AiDDmONAL INCOME PROGRAMS conditioned, patio, barbecue, 649-5306 separate heating system, de- Lookout Mountain. Six room Y' Y ’ young people. In addition, Re- ford Springs police, who Issued dine R. Donovan to George P. Club's bicycle hike Sunday af- made some time Friday nig^ht shamiXMer $1. Paul’s Paint & in Manchester, 646-0224. Present, Hon. John J. WoUett, incinerator, parking, adults. tached 2-car garage, aluminum Colonials, 5-room Ranches, 7 '______glonal District 8 Insurance a teletype message that a war- Buck and Kathleen A. Buck, temoon. The riders made a cir- while the car was parked by uiq Judge. 80 hours of basic machine Wallpaper Supply. A—U—B—E—R—T’—S Eatafe of Delia A. Farrington Sears expansion in this area re 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 649-6750. fence, porches and many other room Raised Ranches. All with ------^ ------Agents’ Assn. Is giving $45 for rant for his arrest had been is- property at 9 Columbus St. cult up Hebron Rd., over Lon- house. The seats have not been late of Manchester In said diatiict, and related classroom In 8 ROOM COLONIAL —2 years quires local remodeling experts OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Apartment Buildings extras. T. J. Crockett, "Realtor, 11^ tiled baths, one and 2*-car SUDUrbRll F o r SftlO 75 the project, and the Regional sued. He was arrested by Pa- Irvlner Hochberg to Donald I. don Rd. to Rt. 85, pausing at lecovere . deceased. struction. SCREENB5D LOAM for the best MANCHESTER — large, new 4 old. 2 car attached garage, 4 An English black and white Ul>oa application of Chariea Vln- to install 8 ears home moderni in lawns and gardens. Deliv Fof Sale 69 large bedrooms, 1 V& baths, Ht- 643-1677. garages, city utlliUw, built------J^^trict Parent - Teacher-Stu- trolman Martin Kincman and Gray and Joyce E. Gray, prop- Gay City State Park for re- tone, executor, praying for author MOVING — 21” console T. V., room apartment, two blocks ity to sell certain real estate par zation merchandise. ered from our screening plant. Ing room with fireplace, for !•"* is giving S30. .„„,d nv.r t. SUlT.rd SpHng, « Cobum Rd. Immmouls, .nd buck. S S ADVANCED TRAININa VHF; aluminum clothes line; 4 from Main St., small well con RARE opportunity to buy 10- scout Trip ' Saturday. The bicycle was own- ticularly dacrlbed In said applica Also gravel, sand and fill. mal dining room, large kitch GARRISON Colonial — 2 years Si"; ‘"'•-li'-'; ■•'if. • gSS, ?;"Snrj; c”„:‘:SI™oSlnCS "'S.rtdl. U B1.1. » Nomumd tion on fU, It la PROGRAMS tennis rackets, hand lawn mow structed building with a quiet apartment house in Manchester Fathers \nd sons of Boy ®d by Caroline Stafford of U ORD£lRED That the foregoing George H. Grifflng, Inc. And en with Tappan 400, dishwash old, on a wooded lot, large liv walls. M l i™ j.Oon,fM _.y Mobard M. Omni, April 27 In St.llord e . Lsol.ro »id Joseph L. L<- ...... - • ,, AIR CONDITIONING Courses ranging from 22 er, 643-5027. atmosphere. Hayes Agency, in imique residential location. occupancy. Charles Lesper application be heard and deter- , .. . - .. over. 742-7886. er, disposal, radio and Inter ing room, central hall, formal ® chairman and finance officer of Springs in court in Manchester clerc brooerty at 54-56 Cooper Scout Troop 73 camped at Lake Broad St. mined at the Prohato office In Man- Central UnitS, WindOW URltS weeks to 93 weeks in Ma 646-0131. Large lot of almost 3 acres. _ , ance, 649-7620. ______cy, Rea tors, 643 6930. Jones-Keefe Post 95. Checks tây, and bond was set $3,000. gt In said Distridt. on the 28th i p t t i a t com. Mid 20’s. Immediate oc dining room, family size kitch- of Isles Reservation over the Chester T7'/-'rpTy ;- chining, Sheet Metal, Tool, VERMONT MAPLE Syrup, ex- BEDROOM SETT — dresser. A fine, well paying Investment day of April. AD. 1966. at eleven PiLhiLlKlLAL chest, full bed and night stand BEAUTIFUL new apartoents, cupancy. WiU trade. Char-Bon en with built-ins, one half bath ÊW 2-FAMlLY duplex, 2 bed- BOLTON Center —Choice loca- - payable to *—..J jjenry and Hellen ...LA McFarlane, Executors’ Deed weekend. The 29 boys slept in o'ctoch In the forenoon, and that FENCING Die and Gage Making, Ma tra fancy, $6.50 gâllon. Also priced to sell immediately. For Woodbridge Gardens. 4% room Real Flstate, 643-0683 and stone fireplaced family tion, L-shaped Ranch, large llv- Jones-Keefe Post »5. q, gj village St.. Rockville, Elizabeth R. Smith, Robert H. tents. The 16 fathers slept in Deadline Today notloe be given to all persons In- ,er»Tv»» a vrV a it itx t /i chine Repair and Pipe Mak quarts and pints. 30 Phelps Rd. walnut, good condition, reason^ ‘ further detaUs[ ask for BiU Bel- rooms, VA bath apartments terested In said estate of the pen- WARM AIR HEATING duplex $150. -3H room fiat $135. room down, 3 large bedrooms with separate basement ga tog room ■with fireplace, kitch- Fire Wamtog were arrested on charges of gmith Marjorie H. Bryant and the lodge. Committeeman Tre- dency of said application and the ing. 643-7918. able. CaU 649-6614 after 4:30. fiore, Realtor, 643-6121. tintime and ...... niece of hearing diereon. 2 large bedrooms, VA baths, and two full baths up, central rages. Aluminum siding. Call cn has built-in stove andoven, Hebron residents were warn- breach of peace Saturday night jjie Connecticut Bank and Trust vor Jones was to charge of For MMH Event ^pifoiiMiingaoopyoftHsomerb y In Also remodeling general con- NINE piece dining room set, modem, kitchen with G.E. re- air-conditioning, 2-car garage, 643-9278 643-5121, Norman S. ceramic tile bath, fuU base- ed today that forests are closed following a domestic disturb- co. executors under the will of cooking. ■ome newspaper having a circula- . . . , . APPRENTICE PROGRAMS The closing date for reservar lion In solddlstrlct. M least seven tractors to In sta ll complete STEREO CONSOLES also 3-plece Uvlng room set, frigemtor, range, disposfU, Business Property aluminum siding, $27,600. Phil- Hohenthal, Builder. ment, over one acre land, built and that permits must be ob- ance. He was released under o„hprt T Smith to S Raymond The fathers’ patrol came in - .. t unyVipm. days before the day of said hear bathrooms, kitchens, recreatipn Courses ranging from three both in excelleiit condition. CaU ing. to appear If they see cause at dishwasher. Private basements For Sale 70 LAWTON brick Agency, 649-8464. to 1964, perfect condition. Sell- tatoed from a forest fire ward- jgo bond, and his wife was re- G e r ^ d e K first in a field day and beat the iT w o m ■aid time and place and be heard rooms. to four years . in Sheet NEVER USED 649-0765. piped for automatic washer uid MANCHESTER — attention in tog for $18,900. Immediate oc- en to order to bum refuse or leased without bond, for appear- S - f ^ ^ e r 'st ^ d boys in a softball game. The m relative thereto, and by mailing on Metal, Machining and Tool , $87. MANCHEJSTER — like new 2 vestors — Unique opportunity o r before April 14, 1966, b y cera fled dryer. Air - conditioning (op- cupancy. The R. F. Dlmock have any fire to the open, to ance to Circuit Court in Rock- Z t o e r off N E l T I [ Swamp ^ x patml took the ®" ® Manche.ster & Die Making. comer locations. One a 7-room years old, 3-bedroom Ranch, to buy 4-family plus single Oo., 649-5245. view of the continued drought ville. anotner oir jv. cim oi. ^ . .. Memorial Hospital has been ex mail, a copy of said order to all Sears offers more FTVE piece kitchen set, fair tlonal), master TV antenna, GARDEN banner for field ® tended until today. The event iles in Interest, and return make Will accept $1.25 weekly hot water oil heat, open stair single on a 60x123 lot. The oth paneled family room, built-ins, home, new central heating sys condition. A 15-year-old boy was ar- Quitclaim Deed this Court. condition, best offer. 643-1301. er has three tenants and Is on 2 baths, air-conditioned, alumi tem in 4-family, annual income SOUTH 'WINDSCHl—^Beautiful boys. The Flying Eagle Patrol Wednesday at Fi- John J. WaSetL Judge. Immediate payment START BUILDING YOUR DEALER, 568-9635 case, large sliding door closets, Fire Chief John Kulynych Is- rested Saturday and charged Edward Bronke to Ruth r Steady work a 140x150 lot. T.J. Crockett, APARTMENTS num storms, garage, lot lOOx- $5,200. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 5 ’/^ room Ranch" with full won the camp champ bwiner. Restaurant. Bolton. The “AIRCRAFT” CAREER ITALIAN provincial bedroom sliding glass doors. On bus line, sued the wamtog. with pulling two false alarms Bronke, property off Tmmbull Committeeman Ronald Farr s ousiness meeting will open at UlUTATION OBDEB Permanent Association HANNAH’S HUSBAND Hector Realtor. 643-1677. 200. Owner transferred. Han basement. Real buy at $16,250. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held TODAY! set, paid $800, will seU for price neco' schools, shopping and MANCHESTER — Rambling He said the wardens are: April 7 in Rockville. The juve- St. conducted a session on compass a.m. Reservations may be No selling hates hard work so he cleans ley Agency, 643-0030. Tiled bath, vanity, many ex •t Mancheeter within and for the of triple dresser. 649-6148. churches. Open dally and week Lavfton Rood older home, 7*4 rooms. 2-car tras. WiU qualify for mini Carlton H. Jones and Raymond nije was turned over to juvenile Judgment Lien and map reading. The boys rak- Thomas F. Fer- D istrict o f M anchester on the 13th No credit loss Visit the Employment Office the rugs with Blue Lustre. d a y of A pril, 1966. ends, noon - 5 p.m. 649-5591, Land For Sale 71 $21,900 —6 room Ranch, rec garage with workshop over, % mum FHA financing. T. J. Burt, Hebron Center; Peter court. Police say another arrest Raymond J. Moonan against ed leaves at the camp as a serv- -jg rroresi St., or Mr. G.T. No advertising expense at 400 Main Street, East Hart Rent electric shampooer $1 LARGE PLATE glass mir Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, 646-0106, 643-1023 evenings. Lo------room, Swedish fireplace, ga acre. Needs a handyman to Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. W ^cott, East Street; is expected to the case. The Peter D. DuFresne and Pauline jee project and did some fish- LaBorine” Minnechaug Dr. Gla.v Judge. No inventory investment ford, Connecticut Olcott Variety Store. ror, $6. Mahogany bed and Manchester Estate of Anna T. Moiiatty ajk/a cated at junction of Woodbrjdge . , rage or patio, one room com spmee jl u,j. — P°>'ter, Gilead; Leo Gambolatl, case was investigated by Lt. j. DuFresne. two parcels off w ' L a ^ i^ e , Minnecnaug Dr., u No merchandise warantee old fashioned dresser, $16. 876- acres — lûth Rd., spruce it up, $14,200. Wesley Anna Moriarty late of Manchester —Open for Your Convenltace— and Parker Sts. M.P. Enter- ÎNE choice pletely -Îndependent of other R. smith Coi^truction Co. 643- BOLTON. CUOTOM btolt one North S t; and Donald Heath, EmiUo Pellegrini and State walnut St.. $1,766.40. Because of the budget hearing l . Blakeslee, scienca in saU Dlettiot deceased. losses YOU SAVED and slaved for wall 7860. Bolton. CaU 649-1383. On motion of Mortimer E Mbr- Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to to wall carpet. Keep It new X>rises. IMMEDIATE rooms, 214 baths. J. D. Real 1567. . „ Mechanic’s Lien tonight, there will be no troop writer of the A.s- tBxXy. 145 Paric S t , Menohester, 5 p.m. Tues., Wed. & H iurs/ Estate Oo. 643-5129 or 649-8638. ______rooms and a heated and fire- ' School Vacation Police say that the boys are iwocnan^s iîen mAAtinu’ imtrii Aoril 25 « hii lvia main Conn., executor. Your only investments are your with Blue Lustre. Rent elec OKDERED That six month* from eves. tlU 8 p.m. Saturdays— ' Wanted—To Buy 58 six r o o m duplex, centraUy lo- MANCHESTER— Immaculate placed family room. 3 generous Schools of the town, Elemen- implicated in several cases of Michael Restuccia d-b-a r^zaUAr Irmio in tools and skiU. tric Shampooer $1. The Sher- Houses For Sale 72 OCCUPANCY the 13th ciay o t Anrll, 1966. b e and 8 a.m. to 12 noon ■, -----r;----- ::------T cated, built-in kitchen, garage. $7,100—tour room Ranch, over 4-bedroom oversized Cape, din- bedrooms, roomy kitchen com- -fcary and Rham High, closed shoplifting t o local stores. Monroe Dry Wall agaliwt Neil Rumma^ T j „ i , o n n a whnt Tie« a Vi a d H ” the same are limited and allowed Williams Co. WE BUY and sell antique u d *43.5306 for the credttora wtthtn wMch to MANCHESTER — Gracious sized garage, on Lakeview Dr, ing room, 2 baths, 2-carH ga- plete with built-ins. 30 foot llv- Friday for the annual spring Mrs.^ Audrey L. LaBrie, of ob H. Ellis and Constance E. Kap- Signs o sp ng Bql c en ,, brinK In their claims against said Apply Mr. Martin CAMERA —Zeiss contax 2 with used furniture, china, glass sU- roomy Colonial In central lo Deluxe 4i/]-room Duplex. J. D. Read Estate Oo., 643-6129 rage, central location. Bel Air mg room -dining room. 8 full vacation, and will resjime April W. Miin St., Rockville, was ar- property at Broad St, and hills: ’There ^ ê^sto" eWtate. and said executor Is direct SKILLEID WORKERS ver, picture m m es, old coins, FOUR ROOM apartment, cen- cation, fireplaced Uvlng room, Charming kitchen,- stainless ed to give p^lic notice to the Call Mr. William Coleman at complete set of close up lens, ______Estate, 643-9332. baths. Three zone heat. 2_ car 25, giving puplta and teachers a rested Saturday morning and Green Manor Blvd.. $782. n Z t w ^ L J attend speed-o-copy for copying up to guns, pewter, scrap SoM, trally located. Heat provided, large bedrooms with' walk-ln steel sink, disposal and dish garage. 200x 288 tree shaded rest of about nine days. charged with operating a“motor M arriage 'Licenses town’s four c h ^ h e s TOose not wishing to the SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 565-5532 for an appointmentap at EOCKLEDGE v,» ..A__ w... on-. tiJAJuu iluc u J vnhi.i. li ^ St. Maurlce Church will lead business meeting should plan to 4 dla. Telephoto lens F4-13.6 watches, old jeweliy, hobby $90 per month. Call Mr. Coope, closets. Bel Air Real Estate, washer. Lovely birch cabi 4 bedroom MANCHESTER — 7 room fire Uatxins A copy o t thla ord er In vouryour convenience,convenience. collections, paintings, attic con Ranch —large living room, 2 placed Cape, l»/4 baths, carpet lot. Must be seen. Mid 30 s. Youth Programs veWcle while her license was James Henry Darby IH, 24 rummaee and white be at Fiano’s bv noon tor the some newepetper hanrlnr & circU' cm. total cost new. $500, will 649-6203. 643-9332. nets with copper hardware, Wolverton Agency, Realtors. Hebron Volunteer Fire '“ ‘1®*' suspension. Another worn- jordt St., and Ruth Stella Dur- ^ rummage ana wnue oe at Fiano s oy noon lor tne loiion ill said, probate dSitotat .with- Rd. and Holmes RO. available, bring your mUl- tents or whole eetates. Furni fireplaces, family room, 2^4 ing, excellent location, walk elephant sale, from 9 a.m. to luncheon and program. in tea days from the date of this seU for $100. Call 649-2087 af refrigerator, range and fan. 649-2813. Department has voted to do- Karan F. Hatch stopped about kee. RockvlHe, St. Bartholo- order and return make to thla court Newington, Conn. ture Repair Service. 648-7449. baths, rear yard fenced in. to all schools. Leonard Agen noon Thursday and Fri------,------tary discharge papers (DD- ter 6:30. flood size dining area, at the notloe given. 214), birth certificate emd so- $28,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- cy, Realtors, 646-0469. VERNON - Split Level high nate $25 to a project sponsor^ ™ day. Mrs. Doris Massey and Jehn J. WaUett. Judge. 233-7631, ext. 361 antiques, bath downstairs, Uvlng room = «,AAdAd inV Q.v wjnroo In bv the American Legion to ft-. RockviUe, was charged with Paul______Smedeker,Meriden, and rial security card when you LAWN SWEEPER, $16. DaVld HOUSEHO^ loto. 8464. on a wooded lot. Six rooms in ^^Y the American Legion Mrs. Bea Meloche are co-chair Bradley rototUler with 24” ro- bric-a-brat, clocks, frames, failure to carry registration. Mary Marguerite Talamona, Judging Slated AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE held visit our office. RAPIDLY has open staircase. Manchester all nlus aarace 125x150’ lot send boys from Regional Dis- . . , . men. a t Manchester, within and tor the tor mower attachment, $76. glass^ re. We buy estates. VU- BOUTH WINDSOR Town Line Home in exceu’ent condition, trict 8. to Nutmeg Boys’ State. “c S t to Meriden. The WSCS of United Methodist d lotiio t o f M Incileater, on the 12th lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 GROWING vVpstairs, two twin size ...bu t to Manchester. 8 room SWIM FOR TRIM In Science Fair o f A pril. A D . 1966. OUTSIDE WORKER, laboring CaU evenings after 6, 742-8261. Real private location but still Anyone wishing to send contri- Court to Rockville James Earl Noonan, Vernon, Church will hold a rummage on pipe work and tanks, drive Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. bedrooms, fnU ceramic bath Colonial... 4-4 with 2 % baths. Present, Hon. John J. WaUetl, NEW ENGLAND Rear yard pool is ideal for close to elementary school. T. butions to send girls to laurel ^ • „ , „ Sandra Lynne Hunter, 11 sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 The pupils of St. James’ Pa Judge. smaU and medium trucks. In 800 OEIDAR riothesUne poles, Built within the last two J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Girls’ State and boys to Nut- H ^berg, jp, of Hart- Hunter Rd., May 14, Church of Estate of Emily W. BfdmetttT PRATT & R S u / and ample closet space. keeping fit or cooling off to p.m. Mrs. Samuel Walker is rochial School will hold their la te ot Manrfaeeter in said dlatriot. teresting work, pleasant con many sizes, instaUed or reset. Rooms Without Board 59 RESTAURANT years, this home offers maxi meg Boys’ State can do so by taken to Rockville the Assumption. IHODSEy the coming hot months. , ____ - . tiAnprni Hnor-itoi „ — . ’ - - general chairman; Mrs. William first annual science fair this deceased. ditions. Apply Mitchell Dr. off Also good dump truck, 649-1353. lllANCAKES Heat, hot water aitH park mum to space for gracious Uv- General Hospital ' " Upon apnUcatkm d Utlian J. THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot- CHAIN Of course this 5 room MANCHfeSTER VICINITY-7 10 addressing such to American ^ Davis Gene DevereauX, ^jjg„tine is to charge of the week. P toer praiyine tfaak an lOBtrumeiit Parker St.. 8:3(>-9:30 a.m., and WHITNEY ing. Fun basement piped for tag at the minimum price. LARGE WOODEN doU house, Ranch with Rec room is minutes from Manchester cen- Legion, Box 95. Hebron. momtae at Ve,roo«^‘L»“ and Mr.s. Robert Under the direction of Sister ; to be the last will and 4:30-6:30 p.m. McKinney Broth tage StreeL centraUy located, Asking price Is only $24,500. of said deceased be ad $8. Large combination doU crib HAS aatomatlc washer and dryer. just right. $23,500. Act . ter. New 5 room Ranch, 3 bed- Mrs. Richard M. Grant, Girls’ .^ft his t Thomas Shea, 113 Chj^tnut St., Richardson will manage the Kathleen Mary. R.S.M., Grade 8 ers Sewage Disposal Company. large, pleasantly (nniiahed Basement garage, combina mitted to probate as per application AIRCRAFT and dresser, $8. . SmaU doU’s IMMEDIATE OPENINGS now! Call Roger Walker, rooms, living room and kitch- state chairman for Jones-Keefe ^ a front April 23, St. James Church. elephant table. Items for science teacher; and Mrs. Wil- «n file, it is rooms, parking. CaU 649-2858 Convenient to soheols, tions, half acre lot, too. T. J. ORDERED Thai the toreeoinc crib. $2. SmaU doU’s dresser, tor ovaniight and permanent 649-5306. en with _ dln«tte_ area, _ fire- Unit 95. American Legion Aux- ‘ BuUdlng Permite the sale may be left at the Uam Charbonneau of 36 Good^ appUoatton be heard and deter- BxceUent oi^rtunitles for ambitious men interested ohnreh, bus and sbiqiptiig. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Division of United Aircraft $2.60. Aaeorted sizes ice ri»tes guest rates. place, buUt-tos, basement ga- uiary, reports that $40 has " “ ôerg sunerw Norman Thomas for Church church. win St., a Grade 5 teacher; tho mmed at the Probate office In Uao- in careers in restaurant business. All advancement Located at lovely Man«dies- Ctater In aald Dtyriot, on the asth Corp. Ehist Hartford, Conn. $1. pair. 876-7960. encouraged by poUcy o f promotion from within. Our WELLS STREET—A four fam- BARROWS & WALLACE rage, one acre wooded lot. been received for the Girls’ and “ ^ ®"®“ maae. ^ storage shed at 394 The Ladies Benevolent Soc- children in all grades. 1-8, are day ot April. a !d . 1966, a t three OOMTORTAMjE room for gen ter Green. Uy home, one apartment va Manchester Parkade, Manch. amesite drive. $1,600 down, Bovs’ State oroeram. The aux- . . t at *mo j^ty of Bolton Congregational participating to the event. efooefc In the afternoon, and that SERVICE MANAGER Other Connecticut plants in managers begin their careers as cooks. drive. $1,600 down. Boys’ State program. The aux- ^ itî th * Lydall St. $100. notice be riven to all persons In tleman. Separate entrance and cant on sale, liiree car ga 649-5306 terrific value at only $16,000. uiary unit is working with the Marion K. Tuttle, tool riied Church will hold a rummage Judging of entries will take terested in sold state of the pen North Haven and Southington parking. Call 649-2460. It is Jnst like owning yonr dency of said application and the Diamonds— ^Watchc rage. Excellent exteyiorLAWLV—. condi- — ______------Legion xjcgioji post for funds to™ L—-send Tjn_t»„_A IT- AharvArt with at 176 Lyness St., $300. saiesale aaxuruaySaturday i™iufrom ».ou9:30 H.u..a.m. toW pmecplace Wednesday, vYcuiicauay, withwiwi theuic FJV/J-projt time and place of hearing there TIRE SHOP An Equal O i^rtunity Em SHORT ORDER COOKS own home without the ex tion. Needs some interior MANCHESTER — Oversized MUfdock. 643-2692, 643-6472. delegates from Rham High to "Ain™ Manafort Bros. Inc. for R. C. noon" in the education building, ects on display at the school on. by publishing a copy of this Jew eliy 48 WORfONQ WIDOW and daugh- FULL-TIME ployer, M A F pense of maintenanee.' Yonr work. No central heat. OWners Cape, 2 full baths, 8 or 4 bed _ , th . Girl.- » d m " r dav ’ i afternoon ' T S ' " ' as he was drivino- Dwinison, demolish dwelling and Articles for the sale may be left Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Tha oroer In some newspaper having NEEDS . . . ter vriU share lovriy new home, BOL’TON — 7 a circolaikm in said WATCH ANEf JEWELRY i»- • NO e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s s a r y own front and rear entrance. anxious. T. J. Crockett, Real rooms. garage, full rec room. room custom ju „e at the University oi Con- nasseneers on Rt M »hed at 094 Spring St., $500. at the hall Friday, from 6 to 9 public is invited, and refresh^ least seven days before the day financial contributions second tor. 643-1577. Split, .large living room with necticut. 6 ------_ A.- ments wUl be served. of said hearing, to appear if they palring. Pfdmpt serrice. Up to ary to caliber of woman. Write e EXCELLENT WAGES Wesley R. Smith Construction near Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. M I Manchester lAimber Co. for p.m. ■ee cause at said time and place A service manager to over $20 on your old watch in Co., 643-1667. stone fireplace, paneled fam- James Wdekwire, additions to 'Methodist Notes The panel of judges wUl In-, and be heard reladve thereto and Box F, Herald. ■ WE WILL TRAIN $150 Monthly THE nearest Boys Baseball chaels wlU appear in court see aU phases of depart trade. Oosed Mondays. F. B. kCANCHESrm. Uy room, 2 full baths, on acre dwelling at 198 Green Rd., The Woman’s Society of elude Mother St. Edward b y m ailing on o r b efore AprU 14. ment: Brakes, wheel aiign- Help Wanted— • NEAT APPEARANCE According to George Smith. April 26, 1966, by certified mail, a copy of Bray, 787 Main Street, Stata tiling to aI -nev-new home. Custom >pvyo FAMILY 5-5, convenient wooded lot. Leonard Agency, ^ 'SohÂA " ra « ’ |e,000. Christian Service of The United Maureen, C.N.D., St. Bartholo- said and of this orA tr to W il- mehL exhaust systems, tire' Male or Fonale 37 Apartments— Flats— e WILLINGNESS TO WORK For iqipointment to in je cts built 6 -POOjn raised Ranch with location to bus, shopping, etc. Realtors,Reaifors ask for HelenHaIa.T1. PalmoiJ: P«sident of the Hebron Base lanl WaddeU. 18 Newrock Road. ‘Tbeater BuUding. ball Association, 45 boys have Frederick AnnuUi, sign at 423 Methodist Church will hold a mow School; Slater Mary Laetl- service. Ebcperience neces beated family room. 2 car ga er. 646-0469 or 649-3877. New Poltz. New York; Walter Wad- Tenements 63 sound investment. Leonard Ag already registered with the Mato St., $150. * regular business and work tia, S.C., Assumption Jimior deH. Belton Center Rood. Boiton, sary. ' Salary, vacation, SNACK BAR now hiring day Apply to Mr. C. Banos, Ttauaday, Frldiw, Saturday rage. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. ency, Realtors. 646-0469. Correction Onm.; Ifariorie W. Fischer. 21 and Monday, AptO 14, U . 1« and 18th, 8 PJd. to 7 PAL Days CoB 644-0106 little League, a few having Wesley R. Smith, new dweUing meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. A High School; Sister Mary Mer-- group insurance, five day help fuU or part-time. Apply WE HAVE customers waiting Ruilt-to kitchen, fireplaced liv ------COLUMBIA LAKE — $12,000. Flower St, Mancheeter. Cbnn.; In a brief story ..about M « . at 27 Tanner S t, $14,000. budget for tho coming year cedes, S.C., Sacred Heart CHOord Waddell. 39 Seymour St, week. Write Bok G Herald. immediately, Mr. Rule, King’s Florists— ^Nurseries 49 for the rental ot yoiir apart 649-S591 ing room. Like new. Low 20’s. l a k e ST. — new Raised Ranch 2 - bedroom Ranch, fireplace ®*8toed up with the Pony aM Springfield, Mase., and return make Depaitment Store, Green Man ment or home. J. D. Beal Es INTERNATIONAL HOUSE vrith finished rec room 1% screened norch basement. 104' GcUts. These leagues, new to Betty Schuetz Saturday, The Stanley J. Bellefeur for Peter will be voted. Members wUl School, Bloontfield; James Cah- to thfa Court. EVERGREENS — Arborvitae. Wfdverton Agency Realtors John J. Walleit, Judge, or Blvd., Parkade. tate. 643-5129. of PANCAKES baths. Now being completed, frontage, trees. Hutohlns Giis town, are for l» y s 13 to Hendd erroneously gave her G. and Dolly A. Haldet, garage work on Items for the Christmas alan, Bolton Junior - Senior pyramid type, 4’, $2.75; Globe S4»-281^ ne: UUan J. Piper 1244 NEW BRITAIN AVE. WEST HARTFORD Svealags 643-1023 'Duy now and choose your av.’ti Agenc^ Realtor* 649-5324. to 17 years old, re- address aa 148 Park St. The a t-15 B- Maple St., $1,600. fair. .j High School, and Conrad Quin- Herman Yules. Atty. APPLICATIONS are being tak- type, 18-24” , $2.75. Yews, up- NEW DUPLEX — 4^ rooms, JHANCSIESTER — 5% room toterfor and exterior decora------—------—______placing the Babe Ruth teams, correct addict for Mrs. Charles B. Lookebaugh Inc. St- Maurice Notes ■ Ian, Manchester High School. EXPERDQNCB2D painters arant- «n for department manager tot right SH-4*, $5.; apreading 1V& baths, refrigerator^ range, An Equal Opportnnlty Employer MAP ENTERPRISeS Ckipe recently decorated, alum- ting, big wooded lot. Selling THREE room cottage near lake, Recovering Scheiitz is 142 Pearl St. She re- for Risers'Corp.,^two additions The Holy Name Society o f Mothers of eighth grade pu- ed for'dean work. OaU 648- bardwara depaitmanL O ant’A type, lS-18” , $1 44 Bakhrin Rd. bus Une, paridng, heated, rent ^ fenim atorma, con'venlent loca- for $23,500. T. J. Crockett, needs repaira, reasonable. StO* Merton Hills of .GUead has cenUy returned from a Ber- one 50 by 97, the other, 5Q by St. Maurice Church will meet pUs ■wlU serve as guides an^ Parkade. 644-8049. ToanonaUe. 649-3666. Read Herald Ads 4812 *v«aing8. Hqq. Hoidey Agency. e4S4»30. Realtor, 643-1577. H 6 9 after 5 p jn . been dtoCharged from Manches^ muda tour. 120, at 24 Mill St., $70,000. tonlgh^ at 8. The District Ooun- hostesses.

». ♦ M O N D A Y , A P R IL 18, 1966 The Weather PAGE TWENTY lEttroingil^ralb Aginige Daily Net Preae W n For the Week Haded Considerable cloudiness, not as cool tonight, lo w ' la 40s; The JCiwanis Club of Man A p ril 16, 1966 Miss Kathleen P e i^ , daugh Holy Family Mothers Circle variable eloucDness, chEtaee at chester will hear a talk on .tax ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Per will meet Wednesday at 8:15 5 Requests planning when It meets at showera tomonroiw, higb Id 60ft; About Town ry of 211 Hollister St., has been p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ray 14,620 noon tomorrow at. Cavey’s elected secretary of the Student mond t1. Quish, 110 Forest St. manchester-^A City of Village Charm seaman Racrult Walter F. Pe- Restaurant. The talk will be Before Z B A Association of Meriden Hospital Members are reminded to bring- liC, aO, tJSN, aon at Mr. and family photographs. given by a member o f the Con (OMsIfled Adverttolng on Page 15), PRICE SEVEN CENTS School of Nursing. She Is also Five requests tor z Dempsey Itas jnremen Apprentice Clifford scrap book contest at a conven From George and Shirley f eollecrion of told the Msuichester Squtire The Italian American Society on flower arrangements. Hos M. McKinney, XJ^, son of Mr. tion Saturday in Torrington. Converse, a variance to ditride Dance dub It's too early of. Manchester will meet to tesses are Miss Ethel Goslee, and Mrs. W. McKinney of 132 Chapter members attending the a parcel of land, at 52 Wads sleeveless for him to know if he can night at 8 at the Italian Am eri Miss Sylvia Claflin, Miss Huth Pearl St. is serving aboard the confab were Mrs. Allan Critten worth St., residence zone B. in “Hudson” hosiery attend Ita tenth anniversiUTr can Club on Eldridge St. Porter and Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd. N avy’s newest polaris missile den and Mrs. James Spring, to two lots for the purpose of dirmer on Oct. 15. both of Wapping, and Mrs. submarine tender, tTSS Canopus Immaculate Conception Moth constructing a two-family dwel In his letter he says . . George Danforth of Manchester. Mystic Review, North Ameri at Charleston, S.C. The Canopus ling on one. this falls -within the final Again Hit by Planes can Benefit Association, -will ers Circle will meet Wednes is designed to service and re day at 8 p.m. at the home of Prom W aiter Oapik, a vari shifts weeks of the campaign in meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at pair' virtually every part and Past Chiefs of Daughters of ance to convert a two-family Odd Fellows Hall, Hostesses Mrs. John J. Conner, 19 V ir which I Eun expected to bo piece of equipment in any nu Scotia will meet tomorrow at dwelling into a three-family at are Mrs. Wilfred Trudeau and ginia Rd. Mrs. Raymond Au- a candidate. . .” clear-powered “ Polaris” sub 7:30 p.m, at the home of Miss 80-82 Garden St., in residence A pril 18th Mrs. Richard Gutzmer. dette is co-hostess. marine. Blizabeth Brown, 20 Arch St. zone B. and to construct .an outside stairway on 'the comer through M ansfield lot building. State News From 'Vincent J. Ekigar, to A pril 30 A gain Asks maintain a building closer to the side line than regulations W om an Shot permit. The almost-completed Peace Talks dwelling is on Ferguson Rd., and to 7.99 On Street in is in a Residence Zone A A . SAIGON, South Viet From Anthony Botticello, a pr. Nam (A P )— U.S. je t fight variance in Rural Residence Easy-Care Fabrics In New Britain er-bombers rallied North zoning to erect a breezeway and r»g. 1.25 prints, solids, checks, Viet Nam’s heartland for garage closer to the side line NEW BRITAIN (A P)-A wom florals. the second consecutive day, than regulations permit, at 595 3 prs. 2.95 an, who police,said apparently Hillstown Rd., had been shot from close range, pounding a major plant just outside Haiphong Mon Prom James M. Rufini, for a i6 prs. 5.90 WM found lying on West Main special exception to have a Street today. day night, a U.S. spokes General Repairer’s Litiense and Get ready for an easy- Detective Capt. Thomas J. man reported. oare, carefree summer a Certificate of Approval at his Ormsby said Clementine Simone Following close on the attack service station at 116-118 Cen with several of these Sunday of Sevres, trlclans at Cape Kennedy pick The inaugural flight of a serV' The clvfl wedding waa dis- mind sfbout toe nomination for eted an five galea again today lo e to Mexifeo with 707s t ^ o « M ayor Charles Odlc of lieutenant governor,” he said. • _ —- / a • A lt A W fI'\ TI if . B .____ , •_»___ A. _, J, despite government pleas they TIDE FLUFF s t 1:45 p.m. (8:46 a.m. BST). It ‘*1 am not interested,” he said Sevres and confirmed to London restrict acti'vlty to one . . , was to have left Monday nlg^, . Loi«n. AS SEEN flatly. “ I would not be a candi- Mrs. Jva K but was held iq> tor examination •<»*a #v>ei* <* 1 HOUSE 'M’s true,” Mlae Loren said.