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VOL. LXXXVL NO. 167 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONOAYi APRIL 17, 1967 (Olasaified Advertising oa Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Gets Surveyor 3 Off 2 to 7 Years " By ROBERT COLBY A two to seven year state’s prison sentence was im- To Dig on Moon Msed on Richard E. Turcotte Jr. today by Superior Judge Michael Radin for the Sept, 22 shotgun ■faying of Turcotte’s wife, Marie, in her parents’ home m aj 11 Orchard St. ------^Timwtte^ co n v tc^ of man- the execution of any sentence *UgJ»ter March 17 by a Jury be suspended because "there Is AVCO Strike No Judges, or s e i ^ women and five men, no need, purpose, or logic in re- No Show , Scientists \ rv ®®"' quliriiing him (Ms chent) now No Title! twica He is eUgtble for parole to be ihoa/ncerated. Is Halted hy after serving 18 months in prte- piepler, in a 18-minute plea, KANSAS cm r. Mo. Call O rbit ...... called his 29-year-old client the Court Order (AP)—After two hours of m a jto^ en ts by the prosecu- «■ victim of premeditated adult argument between organ­ ,tion . and . __ jdefense on the before part sentenc- of his wife, NEW HAVEN lAP) — A izers, contestants and par­ ‘Excellent’ ents, 17 beauty contestants and told the sparsely attended federal judge Issued a 10-day ^ paly Jr. a sk ^ Judge Radkn court that his client was "driv- folded up their formal CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. to Im pM an 8 to 16 year sen- en to do an act which was alien restraining order today to halt gowns and bathing suits and (AP)—Packing its own lit* ^ ^ . Timcottes counsel, San- and foreign” to Ws decency. a strike disrupting production went home yesterday. tie shovel to plow the 101x1 J. Piepler, recommended Atty. Daly, who cxmgratulat- of helicopter engines needed in Three other young women moon’s soil and crack open decided to stick with it. ed Atty. Piepler for his "extra­ Vietnam. lunar rocks, America’s ordinarily” well prepared case, Dorothy Lee, an organizer, U.S. District Court Judge Wil­ assured them they would be Surveyor 3 sailed through contended however, that the space today aiming to soft­ More Units alleged adultery did not Justify liam H- Timbers granted the entered in the M'ss Missouri the kiUing. government request for the ord­ and Miss Kansas finals at ly land Wednesday at a site St. Louis in July. er after hearing arguments in chosen for U.S. astronauts. Moved Near "Richard Turcotte must- be The contest here was to The 10-foot-taU spacecraft — punished, he took a life unlaw­ the dispute between the Ly­ have (diosen a Miss Kansas most complex robot ever tossed fully,” Atty. Daly argued. coming Diviadon of Avco Corp. City, a Miss Raytown-Inde- toward the moon by the United N oting from two letters from North Viet pendence and a Miss John­ States — blasted off at 2:06 a.m. Turcotte’s former Manchester ' ,1 s*. and the ABL-CIO United Auto Workers Union. son" County. Mrs. Lee said EBT today aboard an Atlas-Cen* .SAIGON (AP) — More Amerl- employers —The town of Man- taur rocket to begin a planned President Johnson directed she represented the Miss can troops have been shifted ch ests and Sear Roebuck and World and Miss Interna­ 65-hour, 237,000-mile trip. the Justice Department Sunday Into new positions in the north- Oo. —Atty. Piepler disclosed tional beauty pageants. The National Aeronautics and to seek an Injunction for ending aril part of South Vietnam to that both employare thought The contestants and 100 Space Administration said sen­ the strike. meet increasing Communist highly "ht his client, parents and relatives, who sors aboard the craft success­ pressure in crucial border ar- Ernest J. Tureck, highway da- An attorney for the govern­ had paid $2 each to see the fully locked onto the sun. Th# eas, the -U.S. command dis- partment, called Turcotte a ment presented an affidavit show, arrived, and waited sun and the star Canopus were closed today. "good, dependable wxirker” who today from Deputy Secretary for the ceremonies to start. to guide Surveyor 3 to the moon. Troops of the U.S. 1st Cavalry ^ superintendent “ would not of Defense Cyrus Vance that No judges appeared, the The hookup with Canopus was Airmobile Division have taken he reluctant to Wre” again, said the strike, if permitted to organist failed to show up, made on schedule, about nine over an operational area in R- W. Smith of Sears, Tur- continue, will “ Imperil the na­ there was no official pho- and one-half hours after laundi. <^ang Ngal Province about 360 code’s former immediate su- tional safety.” tog^rapher, and no maister of “It looks like we have an ex­ mlles north of Saigon, a spokes- pervlsor wrote that for five Avco's Lycoming plant In ceremonies. cellent bird,” a project spcrites- man said, and have killed 100 y®ara. he had had the “ good tor- Stratford, Conn., was struck at man said. enemy there In action that be- having Richard Turcotte 12:01 a.m. Sunday in the dis­ Plans called for the 2.28S-_____ gan April 8. . as an employe.” Smith praised pute over wages, a cost of The move took the air caval- *he father of four for his “ high Attempted Coup to nre a braWng - living clause, supplemental un­ ^ A mT rocket about 7 p.m. Wednesday-*- tymen farther north than they cahber” work and exemplary employment benefits and pen­ Fails in Ghana gemiy set its tripod legs on have been since their arrival in conduct. sions. the lunar surface, ready to Vietnam. It was expected to Atty. Piepler argued that the Timbers set April 26 for a AFIjAO, Crhana, (AP) — A jspend at least two weeks taking free U.S. Marines there for duty execution of his client's sentence hearing on a preUanlnary in- group of young army officers pl®tores and digging into the closer to the 17th Parallel dlvid- should be suspended so that ^ (Herald photo by Ofiara) ^miction for invoking the Taft- . :r attempted a coup d’etat in A c-, * Ihg South and North Vietnam. Turcotte can care for his chii- Lightning Caused 'This Hole in the Side of the Kelly House Hartley Act, bringing about an cana today, radio Ghana said, but Except for the shovel and two '1^0 major fighting was report- dren, who for the past six 80-day cooUng off period in the ^he attempt apparently fell additionalmirrors to expand the ed across the country today, but months have been in the custody dispute. ^ apart. caipafa’a Bald o f ,\dow, Survey- the Viet Cong appeared t6 be of his maternal grandparents, The 10-day restraining order ' Travelers interviewed at tUe * wa6 alihoet identical to the stepping up terror tacUca aimed Two of the children now ore was to be effective im- village near the Togo frontier Surveyor' 1 whicdi achieved this at disrupting local elections and being ■ taken care of by TUr- Lightning Rips House; mediately, and a company told of beeriitg shots fired in nation’s first soft Ian know until then clubs in murders of young ooed ^ and then down to the post telble .and the right column in ytild fowl. .They do not pick up ^ Russian defector had and her date, found riwt to " ‘ ofOoe to get a pootraairk by mid- that taWe. about 1 return In 60 food as domesticated birds do, fingered Mosle to the U S death in poric picnic area.. erred here. he said, and may have ’ The story Mozshechkov Boston widow and her son die •Usually the deadline Is April — Iholude your Social Securi- hand-fed during their, captivity, entered New York with the KGB in fire only two months otter 16. But Since ttiat feH on Satur- ty number. About l in 76 tax- Park officials erilmated some ggaociate Gen Nikolai Vlnogra- her husband was stricken wlfil fWa year, the government payers didn’t. waterfowl perished when ^ cloaked under a diplomatic 6iy 2,000 fatal heart attack dming a fire extended the filing deadline to - Attach your W-2 withhold- the oil destroyed their .rotural paggport made out in the alias Liberian Tanker Burns Near Holland at their former hom e.. .Brittah the next business day. ing form and other required buoyancy. Most seagulls in the 'VasUy V Kumetsov Prime hfinlater W lson will vis­ AS o f M>rll - the latest dooumeiSs. About X in 90 tax- area were not affected, they M osshecliov went’ to an 7 Two crewmen of this Xiberian tanker are reported missing in a fire which it U.S.‘ for ta&B with Free|deat figures svsUatole —• 46 mlMlon paysm forgot •, - apartment house on Bast 67th Manchester eaya he expects Is . — — ------— ~Sign — ------your return— — — and .. « Stanley Joseph, National Sea swept the ship after a collision with a German vessel in fog off the Dutch coast. UtdlvWual Income tax Manhattan, realise $300,000 to $400,006 from government. Joint return, make sure shore superintendent, said sev- This aerial view shows a tug spraying water on the blaze. Later, the tanker’s ______1 - the his book, “ Death of a PrOsi* Ttat left an estimated 35 million your wife signs, toa About l in eral weeks will be required to captain said the fire was under control. Nine crewmen were reported still yet to boms. X26 neglected tUs. clean up the beaches. '' (See Page Nineteen) aboard the ship; 28 were picked up by other vessels. (AP Photofax) PAGE MANCHESTlm EVENING HEPALD, MANCHBSlER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., M O I0AT, APRIL 17, 1967 PAGE anHa Club if these characters B o lto n Menonltes; Stanger, Thgt Quail would give him the gobye. SlieinwoUl on Bridge Robqet] Baule, Latin A m erica;. Seven Requests Eddie can come up wlib aome TayMb, Guide to Garden Shrubs ^ R0ER TODAY^ia doozies, if you want to know. T By A U m E D 8HW1NWOLO Korea of FMe Parking I ’Trees; Thwlng, Flickering On ZBA Agenda WMtdMder H i^ o r d ’a NewOst aaked him how manY^tune8 he' HMess yxm’re .a bridge player Nellber tide wlMnil)t» Library Invites Browsing Flamee; ’Tledemann, Modbm ‘^THE WAY and Finest Showpiece Japan; Toland, ’The Battle of The Zoning Board of Appeato knew and he couldn’t estimate. you don’t aflwa^ le ^ to be NORIH RacUnlng Seats -k the Bulge, and The World and (ZBA) will conduct publiq. liMl'* He was sure it must be 0,000, I«tlent WhRe you’re at ooUege. A Q7S2 and maybe even 10,000. “After Large Screen, (Quality During WeeVs Celebration Ite Peoples, Africa, North and Inga on seven requests t ^ g b t , I HEARD it” Several thousand students leani- V Q643 Perfection Sound / Television all,” He said, "who keeps eount East. including one tor a ^ e w Car ed ttaelr lesson In today’s ba^, 0 K 104 ' Ths Boltoo Ftabllc l i i o r u y Itovie (18:18) AUred Hitchcock LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDRIf staff ara atwaya raady to asoiet Dealer’s license and^otlier for when It goes that high? I played a few weeks ago In m * Q 9 vm H Talk on Sex Education ( Mike Douglas (lo:,10) Movie haven’t . had any idea since I wlU celebrate Library studtnts In their research pa­ . Dr. Dcnald L, Mosher, emo- a Used Car D ealer^ license. (10) Ferry Mason (20-22-30) The Monkees (C) Just take a tiny W a iO M V l hy John Gruber emnual' Intercollegiate Bridge WEST KASr RED6RAVE (13) Merv Griffin (24) Senior Years inssed 1,000.” Week thU week by inviting pers by gatbailng together as date professor, of psychology at The hearings wtll be at 8 In (18) Highway Patrol (12) Gilllgnn's Island (C> Hungrex tablet before CbampibnsMpB. A « 3 “BEST ACTBES8 TMa PIMST DAVI That’s a memory, and I have meny books on the "'subjects as the UnlvepsHy o t Connecticut, toe Municipal Mlldlhg Hearing (30) Ituian Cinema 7:45 ( 24) British Calendar meals... and bani^ those Opmlng lead—Ung of hearts. ^ AKT109 V 72 OF THE YEAR” averyone to oomiB browae, espe­ they can flitd, eupplementlng Room. 80) Aquanauta 8:00 (24) French Chef no reason to doubt his estimate. 0 AS62 0 J753 wlH speak on "The Place of Sex 40) idanui Family (12) Mr. Terrific hated extra pounds as Thousands now hxM West both ^ hearts and cially residenta who are not ac­ the the school libraries. The memory makes It possible « J62 A K754» Education Iri Family Living” at Loionprd PTannery of Wapping 6:16 [30 riendly Giant (20-22-30) 1 Dream of Jeannie you banish hunger! Why?^ . weight who never thonghl then led the jack ot hearts. a.v.nw quainted with tite library. 14^0 In additkxn to serving adults is seeking the New Car'^,Deal­ 6:90 Peter Jennings (C) i- Ooektail pianists are a bM oCf the value of something.” In my for him to greet many custo­ Many college students fell from 80U IH cimer a meeting of the elementary \§What’s New? 8:30 ( 8-40) Robert Scott Because H ungrex is \ they couldv..fCportl and students, the Ubrory has a er’s license tor 27 Tolland ’Tike, Highway Patrol (20-22-30) Captain Nice (C) ,my r^ular beat. StiU, they axe book Bddie is valuable. He is mers by name and with their grace by playing dummy’s A A K IM 98 display ia possible because there school PTA ki the CD room the most pow erful r remarkable weight loiaeg juvenile section that 1s continu­ in Industrial Zone. He intends ' 6:00 ( 8^10:32)5-10-22) NeNews. Weather (181 SubscriiHion TV • a teature on the American mu­ valuable to Cavey’s of course, favorite tune. I suspected he queen c< hearts at once. East 85 Jiut Isn’t enough room, accord­ Wednesday a t 7:80 p.m. (20 Capitol Opinion (24) Antiques reducing aid ever of7...!20...e«ea was like many cocktail pianists, ing to Mrs. Thomas Bentley, ally being replenished, aHhougb to sell and service pickup camp­ (40) News. Bronco (12) The Lucy Show ll steal scene and we have one and I’m sure they recognize rutted, end even though declar­ O Q9 Dr. Mosher has a F p . D. in (80) McHale's Navy 9:00 (24) NET Journal released for public use 41 poimdf ki • abort so I probed. Mon. thru Frl. 7-9, the titles have hot been Includ­ ers, and trailers. It bere in Manchester who is this; he’s valuable to many er over-rutted he wasted dum­ A A 108 h e ^ librarian. cUnloal psychology from Ohio (18) Merv onrflii ( 3-12) Andy Criffith (C) without prescription! while. So k you’re tked "You g;et So you associate a S a t Sun. 2-8:46-6:80 The library committee la to ed in the regular listings. Mrs. Howard J. Beaupre of Man- 6:30 ( 8) Walter Cronkite (C) (10-20-22-30) Perry (iomo S)iow ^ loiown to so many people who Mianchester residents and peo­ my's queen. Wan NoHh Ean Sea* 7:20-9:10 , State University. His clinical In­ (10-32-30) Huntloy-Brinkley (C) Suppresses hunger pangs ^ o f half-way measures face with a tune they’ve re- hopes of getting new faculties Bentley reports that 24 books terests are the psychological oh esi^ Is asking for the Used (C) 9:30 ( 3-12) Family Affair i patronize Oavey’s Restaurant ple outside the town as well, Oeoeful students played a low 1 Pan Pm 2 A so effectively, it actually j and want really clFcctiva '‘ guested,” he explained. “Then *oon .^ Shelves have/ been added. have been added to the chil­ (3ar Dmler's license tor 166 Cen­ (_8) Peter Jennings ( 8-40) Peyton Place |t that from Sheer perseverance, who never had the inclination heart from dummy at the third Pan 3 4 Pan 4 4 asaeeemenfs and treatments of too Whats New? 10:00 (10-20-22-30) Run for Your help in tednein g you recall the name In con­ ^oI^|g]o[wjop>^ dren’s (mlleotion feoeotly. ter St. in Business Zone H. He limits the ability of ji.iif nothing else, I feel i have to or. .the education to get involved trick, rutting In the South Hand. A lP a n under the windows, and Mrs, problems In marital and family (20) Social Security Life (C) junction with the tune.” This The library, once St. Mau­ intends to sell and service used (12) Newsbeal (C) ( 3-12) Middleweight Cham­ your body to produce ...send for HwBsea X speak about him. in the type of music that I This saved dummy’s gueen of Bentley Is tww planning to use Uving. He has done research in 6:46 (20) News pionship Fight seems to be standard operating rice chapel, before the church cars at that location. gnawing hunger today. Hungrex w il sknpte j Actually, mere 'perseverance ordinarily cover. heucts for later gse. the tops of shelves, which wlU the study of guilt and related' 7:00 ( 3) Movie ( 8-40) Big Valley proceedure In the business and the volunteera will be ooikluct- was built, I ia open Monday, (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (24) The vanl.shing Newspaper sensations! Result? You amaze you! YouH bS > alone wouldn’t have cut much In Ws field he labors Just E South discarded a diamond mean using a etool to teach the emotions as consequences of Both licenses require approv­ (40) News 10:.*)0 (18) Subscription ^ It probably won’t help you a ed at the Maiufield State Train­ books. Wednesday, Thursday and Sat­ don’t feel hungry... down slimmer next week or your I ice with me, but Bddie Reed about as hard as many a glam­ era the gueen of hearts imme- CINEMA 1 sexual or aggressive behavior. al of special exceptions. (24) Uving for 60ir 11:00 ( 3-8 (C). 10-12-20-22-31'MO) bit. Yet the fact remains that ing School during the week of urday afternoons from 2 to 5, ( 8) Twilight Zone News. Sports. Weather goes your calorie intake... money back. No ^ who plays at the local cocktail orous opera star or concert Aately after dralwlng trumps, 'nie library oontlnuee to' add Nomination of officers is The other requests to be con­ (10) McHale> Navy 11:15 (20) Memory Lane since Eddie knows thousands of June 26. WillNOB if. BXIT TO W*W4 »jrT and Monday through Friday prescription neededl lounge and restaurant is really artist, and with far less reward the latent in fiction and non-fic­ scheduled for the PTA business sidered tonight are from-: (30) Newrs. Weather 11:20 ( 3-8-18) Movie and down goes your tunes he recognizes thousands he wxHdd lose the queen of dla- 7:16 (40) You.. Asked for It 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show an artist in Us field, in many either in salary or recognition. A call is out also for vol- tion, however, weeding out the evenings from 7 bo 9. meeting. 1. Aime and Yvonne Latullppe (C) weight o f people. monds to the ece. West would FIFTH (30) Newsreel (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) respects. It’s a field that ad­ Yet an opera star who knows .imteer nurses, for working Old where possible. It carries a Among the recent additions Camp-out Held extension of permission to st'> nition of the word. Ihis turns Spaniards or Latin Americans times I think he lives In a world they can work. libraries. Mrs. Bentley and her Helnlein, ’Ihe Moon Is a Harsh 8. Leon CiejBZynski, a vari­ 5:00 Dick Robinson 12:16 News, Sign Off by the Monkeys, or something to tell the truth Eddie hasn’t or later got a dub trick. Eagles. Trevor Jones cooked for 6:00 Joey Reynolds WTIC—1080 out to be, “ An accurate per- similar. Eddie has to keep whose only joy in life is the of his own, especially when no­ Delayed Discard Applications for campers will 19661 Mistress; Kazan, The Arrange­ the other fathers. ance to erect a two-family 9:00 Ken Griffin 6:00 Afternoon Edition COUNTRY DRUG got what It takes. He realized 6:00 News. Sports. Weather ' caption or true esUmwtion of learning new tunes every day, music they can make cheaply body is pa)dng attention. ’The patient declarer draws be available at the Blast Side Notional ment; Nolan, As Soimding dwelling on the south side ot 1:06 News, Sign Off 277 Weat Middle Tpke. this himself. SocMy Bdton Wins WRCH—916 6:35 Americmna when an opera star can rest by themselves, for anything else But he always has ^ critical Rec during the week of May Brass; Sheean, Beware of Mather St., 350 feet east of 7:30 News of the World % Manchester, Conn. At the age of 17, In the midst two rounds of trumps and then dnlniCrMct ’The Bolton High Jayvee base­ 5:00 Hartford Highlighls audience. That audience is Ed­ Caesar; Sherlock, ’The Ordeal Woodbridge St., in Residence 7:50 Sing Along after learning some more diffi­ of the Depression, he started would be too expensive. leads the nine of diamonds 15 and will be due back dur­ ball team defeated Coventry 7:00 News 8:06 Pop Concert □ Send me regnlar 2t-dty sappif of Hnopw mdk P P A ftr die Reed himself. He constant­ of Major Grigpbyr Wilder, The Zone A. 8:00 Gaslight 9:05 Nightbeat LET US PRICE cult and involved roles, it’s true, forth to earn his living on the Next time you’re in Cavey’s, from the South hand before try­ ing the week of Jime 3. Jayveea 7-2 in their first game 43. ly tries to Improve his style, and Ehghth Day, and Yerby, The 4. James M. Mairehall, a var­ 12:00 Quiet Hours 11:00 News. Sports. Weather but then his or her reputation Is RKO circuit In vaudeville. He ask Eddie to play a tango, or ing to disbeid on the gueen cf Friday. WPOP—1416 11:30 Art John.son • 3 " YOUR NEXT something similar. And then, he has an individual style that Your Odor of Sanctity. iance to convert his one-car a Send me aconomfsfae 42-dir supply far oaty IS. established. was pianist In a 5-man combo hearts. A Codo Poni fYodudee Wayne Gagnon, freshman, 5:00 Danny Clayton Show box of PRESCRIPTION! instead of relying on past per­ shows the Impact of his early Non-fiction: Albert, ’The But­ garage to two-car at 115 6xford 7:00 Lee "Babi ' Simms Show 63 (•bleu Eddie’s pet peeve is the that accompanied a troup of It West plays the ace of dia­ pitched a no-hit game for the Gary Girard Show day rapplyl Name formances, try and envision serious training. For example, Antonioid’i St. fai Residence Zone A. 12:00 Helps You OvereoRio (21 joker who arrives about 12:45 Spanish dancers hither and yon monds, dedarer later discards ton Sampler; Caudill, My Ap­ victors. He walked one and WINT—u se IGOUNTRY DRUG some very poor people relaxing he is the only “ pop” pianist I Safety 5. The Hartford National a.m. when he’s all pooed out throughout the country at the one club on the king of dia­ 'Highest Rating! palachia; (Darr, A Matter of struck out 17 Coventry batteris. News •5' Address. at the end of the day, with a bot­ have heard who regularly Inter­ BLOW-UP Bank and Trust Co., a variance Speak Up Hartford anyway and the customer’s tab will of bookers. monds and the other losing dub 7-OdO Nm York Datlf News Life and Death; Clear, Com­ Bill Smith and Pete ’Traygia News FALSETEETH economy ite tle of wine, a guitar, and per­ polates “ double thirds” In his yonesta Redgrave to erect two free-standing signs 6:00 (FnU 42 Rity won’t amount to much In the ’This was a hard life. And I on the queen of hearts. If West mon Cage Birds of America; each had-two hits for the Bull­ 6:16 Barry Farber Show day lupply) "iVT: -i6M____Sfile. haps someone who still has en­ arrangements. “ Double thirds” Oovid Hofflotingi • Sarah MB« at its new branch at 320 'W. 6:46 Lowell Thomas Looseness and W orry day’s receipts. 'This character appreciate what he went plays a low diamond, dummy EnUott, George Washington dogs. 7:00 The World Tonight No longer be annoyed or feel Ill-at- □ Payment Tinclosed "-f ’ 25c for handling RANGE has thought for a couple of ergy enough to dance. are difficult. He usually uses wins with the king of diamonds the Carver; Fabre, History of Com­ Middle Tpke. in Business Zone 7:15 Frank Gifford ease because of loose, wobbly false eeeeeweeeneeeeeeee through. (See definition of ap- Are you the Ufe of the BoUetin Board weeks to recall some obscure Maybe you’ve seen this sort them In the right hand, but just and now Souttt\ discards the munications; Frtedberg, Ap­ m . 7:30 Harry Reasoner teeth. FASTEETH, an Improved ANU preclatictn, earlier.) I went hith­ party? If so, be wary of your BolUm. H ^em akers will 7:35 Mike Wallace alkaline powder holds platM firmer tune pc^ular 20 years ago, and of thing in Spain or South Amer­ to be nasty I asked him if he queen of diamonds on the queen Arn» iwfn4»rtl—Cii.l»c.MiMi driving. At the University praising and Selling Your 8:00 News er and 3Ton at the same time, (deadly meet Wednesday at 10 a,m. at so they feel fnore comfortable. Avoid FUEL OIL then asks for It when the pi­ ica. If you have, Eddie can re­ could nm them in both hands of hearts. Having disposed of o f Minnesota, psychologists Coins; Gles, Wonders of the 8:10 Speak Up Hartford embarrassment caused by loose false and I know what It was like. the OoRununlty Hall for a pro­ 10:06 Ctemmeni teeth. Dentures that fit are essential anist is just about all in. call It vividly to your mind. at once. He can. his diamond loser. South can Week Nighte 7:10-9:20 administered personal­ Modem World; Gunther, In­ 10:20 Speak Up Hartford GASOLINE I’m sure Eddie did a fine Job. gram on Fabrics and copper Board Reviews to health.See your dentist regularly. Naturally, It gflves him satis­ Maybe you never have seen It. So now you know something well afford to give up one dub. affair S at 8:20-6:20-7:26-9:80 ity tests to nearly 1,000 sub­ side South America; Herodlan, 11:30 Barry Farber Show Get FASTEETH at aU drug counters. His South American background enameling. Mrs. Arlene Vaslet faction to be able to recall the gave him that instinctive feel­ Then Eddie will give you a mu­ about j^ d ie Reed. Most of you Come to think of it, this line James m ason Son. 1:30-3:40-6:40 jects, and comparing these History of the Roman Empire; with the subjects’ driving and Mrs. Dorothy Boulay ara Budgets Today number and nonplus the re­ ing for Latin rhythms that sical picture that is almost know nlm in person. Few of of play is pretty good even if m axim ilian schell 7:40-9:30 Hill, Brazil; Horst, Among the records, discovered that ex­ hostesses. quester, but he’d be just as you’re either bom with or you photogiraphic. If you will but lis­ you ejppreciate him as an artist. declarer doesn’t hai[q>en to be Sim one signoret Amish, Hoyle, Astronomy; The ^ard of Directors will BANTLY 01 technicolor* troverts have far more ac­ The Republican Town Com- happy or even happier without never acquire. ten. I would be tempted to call him a college student. Landheer, Ih e Netherlands; conduct its third bui^et work­ (OMl'ANY, INC. Sat. M at. 1 :00 P.M . cidents and violations than do mibtoe will meet tomorrow at 8 this type of request. And since Personally, I’ve tried plajdng Listen you must. Eddie Is not a craftsman In view of the mu­ Dally Question introverts. They were dis­ Lincoln, My Twelve Years with shop session at 8 tonight and DANIELS p.m. In the town office confer­ :i:!l M M N SrUKCT Elddie is a happy individual, Granados, Albeniz, De Falla, the sort who beats the stuffing sic he offers, but even with me­ BURNSIDE “SECRET SEVEN” covered to go through more ■will review the manager’s ten­ Partner opens with 2-NT (22 John F. Kennedy, and Love- ence ix>om. TKI,. (iCi-l.V.ir. taken by and large, he’d prob­ and so bn, Lnd while I can ne­ out of his instmment in an ef­ diocre tunes, Eddie manages at to 24 points), and the next play, 5i80 BURNSIDE. AVEiVE stop-lights, make more il­ tative budgets for the ’Town HAfc M OL'l) All Seats SOc joy, Isivejoy’s College Guide. ’The fire auxiliary will hold its TRAVEL AGENCY ably be the leading candidate gotiate file notes, I know I’m fort to demand your attention. least a trace of true artistry, er passes. You hold: Spades, 5?8 3333 ,Er-EE PAPkiNG legal turns, bash more fen­ Fire Department, the police I{(K'k\illr H7.1-:il!7l ' Also, MoLane’s StaiMlard monthly meeting tonight at 8 at PRESENTS for the president of the Polly- not convincing to one who was His style is more subtle, and even on a small scale. 6- S; Hearts, 7-2; Diamonds, J- ders, have more collisions of Fishing Ebicydopedis; Miller, department, the water and sew­ every type and variety smd the firehouse. Hostesses are 7- 5-S; Clubs, K-75-4-S. er departments, civil defense collect more citations for Modem Plays for Special Days; Mrs. Joseph Fracchla Jr. and and (dog warden fund. What do you say? major and minor offenses. New York Thnes. Guide to Per­ Mrs. Albert Glgllo. Its next workshop session 1967 WEEKEND and Answer: Bid 3-NT. Partner’s Don’t let this stop you from sonal Finance; Nielsen. Africa; ’The elemMitary school PTA bid is not forcing but Is so high­ will be tomorrow, when it will being the life of the party, Rlckett, Wlldflowers of Amer­ executive board will meet to­ SOON review all remaining items in ly invitatioiMl that you can af­ but do remember to stow ica; Rowe, Modem China; Self, night at 7 :30 at the school. VACATION TOURS ford to respond with 4 points. your high spirits when you Riding Step by Step; Selzer, the General Fimd. Its last will The regular monthly voter- ! CAMARO PACESEHER SALE ■ Copyright 1967 TEL. 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER otep on the gas. We believe ’The Heart; Smith, Meet the be on April 27, when It will making session will be held to­ fE R SO N A U Y ESCORTED FROM General Features ,Corp. WED. A THC^., APRIL 19 A 20 ONLYI that caution is the best pol­ review the manager’s proposed icy, and that dealing \rith night from 8 to 8 in the town of­ $325,000 Capital Improvement MANCHESTER. HARTFORD us Is in your best Interest fices. Matinee at 8:80 — Evening at 6:80 A 8:46 allocation and will explore the AND WaLIMANIIC The selectmen will meet to­ 1067-68 potential revenue items. Ask hm mueh your loan mU coot Staff Sought Dillon Sales and Service, "HUNGRqC night at 7 in the town offices. Inc. The workshop sessions are F6r Day Camp rnMMrDifB-.iMran^ TABLETS" The board of educafion will conducted in the manager’s and NFC will teU yon-before yo(i borrow WASHINGTON TOUR available only at meet with the public ^ building Yolir Ford Dealer office or the coffee room or Arlington National Cemetery, Merooitel Tour, United Statea Manchester’s Kenqedy Day commission at 8 tonight in the When you come to 319 Main St., Manchester the hearing room, whichever is MONTHIT PAY*iniT soHfDUU Capitol, White Houae. S Blg^~ Camp for Retarded Children m m u i IGOUNTRY BRUe high school library. The archi­ available. HFC for a loan, the will open JiUy 3 tor Its fourth 643-2145 tect will present sketches of the 34 U 13 .6 Manager will answer On May 4 at 8 p.m. in the Pa>mtt parmb pofmtt Parmti any riueetioh you have Moy 19, 20. 21 *48.00* year of operation and will close new elementary school. hearing room, the board will 6 5.58 6 6.97 6 9.75 $18.08 —fully and clearly-r on Friday, Aug. 11, Camp Di­ ^ B s m r Each board may have a sep­ adopt budgets and will fix tax MEMORIAL DAY - TQOO ISLANDS CANADA 16.75 20.91 29.25 54.25 before you borrow. rector Harry F. Smith an­ arate meeting after the joint rates for the fiscal year be- nounced today. meeting. 26.58 33.52 47.41 89.06 That’s one xeasoi|, you ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY fECHNICOtOR' grinning July 1. 141J3 The camp will operate in 41.33 52.44 74.66 may borrow with confi­ Thousand Island Crulpe, Boldt Caatle, Eisenhower Loofeo, 51.16 65.05 92.83 176.16 dence from HFC— Moses-Sounders Dam. 4 Days. , three sessions of two weeks SHOPPEES SPECIAL! ^ Manchester Evening Her- WIN BRIDGE ’TITLE each. Abort poymentt includt principal Hotmehold Finance. COLOR old Bolton oorraspondent, CHICAGO (AP) — A Water- May ,27-» Applications foo^ < volunteer PLUS ‘VONIFAW^HOUDAr that ft* on loans if paid an sektdult. ClenieweQ Young, tel. S4S-8981. bury. Conn., couple has won the Ask about (radft »fo Mttranoo on lewis at grtqp rate* counselors are available as of two-day 1967 National Industrial MARTHA'S VINEYARD '• July 17-IS today at East Side Rec at 22 TUEl ■ Recreation Association Bridge School St. and must be re­ ’Tournament. turned no later than the week We’re as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chap­ mUSEHOID HNAN EXPO 67 (Canadian World’s Fair) of May 15. IT'S NOT TOO LATE man scored 431.5 points to take NatlonaJ Exhibits (over 76 countries' represented). Enter­ Applicants, boy or girl, nvust near as top honors Sunday. ’They were tainment, Services, Restaurants, Theatre, Sporta, TraUbo- TO ORGANIZE A THEATER PARTY FOR F iA I R W A Y i MANCHESTIII f HOPPUitt PARKAM be at least 14 years of age and WED. i followed In second place by donrs, FUnd .Festlrisl, Fireworks. must be students at public your Walter Fenton and Richard 382 Mifidle Turnpike West schools, parochial schools, pri­ By 4 Days /Jiinr telephone Flakne of Dearborn, Mich., who 2nd noor-PHONE: 643-9536 June 16-18 vate secondary schools or col­ ONLY! \ had 421. :.o o * leges. The Little Theatre Aug. 17-29 ENTIRE STOCK, HEAVY QUILTED, PASTEL /- Sept. 14-17 An orientation program for of Manoheeter, Ino. Early Reservations Recommended SumaarAiOiartMic FREE Directed By Ruth Rowley GARMENT BAGS STERLING FOREST GARDENS ONE DAY, HAY 21 Special Ratee For Groups DELIVERY Of 20 Or Mora Rog. $2.44 MANCHESTER Your order tor drug needs NOVA SCOTIA 'Ticket Information AU COLORS A and oooroetics wtD be taken Sc6nic Peggy’s Cove,i Sydney, CABOT TRAIL, Bay of DRIVE-IN care o f Immediately. Fundy Cruise, Bar Harbor. 9 D ays. - Campro's lower, wider,heavier,roomier Tel. 646-0031, 647-9764 bTUES. & WED. ONLY! V. S A V E ’ 4 1 2 ROUTES 6 A 4 4 A (Limit 2 Per Cuatomer) . PHONE 6 4 9 - eOOO July 1-9’ 199* than any other cor at its price. And starting today, Peiformanoes Friday, April 28 • 976 Downtown Main Street, Monchenter ^ Saturday, April 29 W id d o n X , TONITE— ENDS TUBS. Curtain 8:30 PJVI. • 706 Eaet Middle Tpke., next to Popular Market theira's another reason to buy right away: JANE FONDA 707 MAIN ST,—04S-68S1 CALiroRNIA COLUMBIA PCTUBES p rau n ts Special Benefit Performance Prescription PharnuMqr Chicago, Omaha, Salt Lake City, Reno, San Francisco, [ipecially equipped Camoros ot special savings. MABION BRJINDO. Alancheeter Scholarship Fund Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Oklahoma CSte. .SAMSPIEGU'S Sunday, April 80— Curtain 7:80 P.M. Indian Territory, Indianapolis, Grand Canyon,. Yel­ _ production ot ( i J l . ' f ' U You get all this: the big 155-hp Six, Bailey Auditorium—Manchester High School lowstone National Park, Grand Tetons. 23 Days. Tickets Reserved 82.00 de kixe steering wheel and extra interior trim, f e e GMieral Admission 81J10 r July 8-30 CANADIAN ROCKIES ^^eel covers,vfhitewalls, bumper guards, front and rear, .HfilZIMBUM, SIDING Buffalo, Niagara Falis, Detroit, Minneapolis, Lake a # Alcoa # Reynolds •Kaiser ' wheel openinfl moldings end bbdy side striping. m m ^ C U b Louise, Banff, Vancouver, Seattle, Spokane, Mount 6EH0L0APR1E Rushmore, Denver, Dodge City. 30 Days. HORSE WHO GETS A KICK OUT OF LIFE • Finest Materials July 29-Augusl 27 *715* NO EXTRA COST! 'Chase’ 9:20 —r- 'Horse’ 7:10 He may not shoot in the sevmties any more, • Rdiable Senriea ber m u d aX ^Now, during Hm sal*, rfi« fpsciol hood •tripe but he can ttUl teach hk ton a thing or two Via Pau-Aroerican Jet, Bennndluia Hotel,'Meals. Blghfnsrtng Cruise, Transfers, Gratuities. {M d floor>mountod shift for the 3~spood transmission about'gidf—a leaaon in tportamanthip and a • Direct Factory STANLEY WARNER lesson in, just plain ftin. 7 Dftys c m ov a ilo b lo a t n o oxtra costl He wants the boy to have all the good things Purchasing May 7-13-July 9-15 429S* r d^NOW i$777 efCLY INSTALLE® STAY in life. He. is able to provide tbeee now, but he 8 D ays. SOWETHtNG SPECIAL FOR TRUCKERS-Half-ton e Helps cut cost of heat and D ie powerful six-cylinder 292-cu.-in. engine and the heavy- pwsiHC imcH IT. BUR or THtiTM RESTAURANT knows that stHnetime in the fbture they may Chevrolet Fleetside pickup. Model CS 10934, equipped with 46 E. CENTER ST — 643-1416 air conditioning in your duty suspension also available at a big savings during the big ''Sommer” at 6:46 A '9 PM. have to be provided by life insurance. ^ m N O so. Ft- Sept. 2-9 *320* owiofli moldings ond pushbutton radio at spedal savings. Camaro Pacesetter Sale. See yotir Chavrolat dealer now! “Derby” at 6:16 A 8:80 hmne. Insulates in winter, •UP Dine out with us . . . it's a This fadNir is a Sun lift) polk^^lder. cooler in summer. Watch For Around The “ B R IL U A N T r He Imowa that Sun Lift is dw ofmipany with a Fire and weather resistant. I I —nwNtwVWfcw V ' for'Mom, a treat for the r^rAf p d iq f for evecy lift insuranot need*. World In '68 • • Eliminates maintenance and \ f , *A1I prices person twin occupancy from Mouohpp^ ^ “ BREATHTAKING! a\ the, kids.^''EyaryboclV enjoys \ \\\\- ).r^I^'problems. ■' LIFETIME QUARANT^E K ■ GM \ \ IN WRIWNG ALL'TOURS Inclhde all Transportation, Hotels, Slg^tseelnfc'' 'I' - ■ ' ^ SWEEPING I the delicious, hearty servings and all Personalty Escorted by a member o f the Danlela’ otaU, .1 ' / ■ N^w you eon sova as navor PROM THE MANUFACTURER to Insure carefree traveling. CAMARO CHOSEN 1967 INDIANAPOLIS 500 PACE CAR •UMMiicaiiiia AND EXCITING. " bofora on tho finest qnoi- and pleasant service. Early Reservations Reotmunended on All Tours JAMES HOLMES ity Aluminum Siding. Our For Further Information A Reservations Apptyi 06-6079 UniiMuiBcer worahousos are bulging NO DOWN PAYMENT! AESHQRIZBD CHEVBOIET DEALER ndlli evnisloeknd eolers THE GRODT CHEVROLET CO. CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. FEATURING DAILY 612 East Center St. LOW DANK TERMS! DANIELS TRAVEL AGENCY IN MANCHESTER. CONN. 21 I8HAM ROAD—286-6601 1214 MAIN 8TRBB1V-627-4144 JIM BRADY CUT M anehteter and ow wlntar priens am S5 BARRY ROAD, MANCHESTER, CONN. im . ««g4WIB CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC WEST HARTFOW, CONN. HARTFORD, CONN. w-.-A 1229 MAIN STREET—049-6288 ♦ new hi'nffnet. LIMITED OFFER PRIME RIBS ' Phone BiHTy! This offnr wlH net WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC FOLEY BIUND DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. ARDERY CHEVROLET, INC. 649-4604 1 ♦ Go A. RITTER 1141 STANLEY STREET— 229-0845 476 CONN. BOCLKjVARD—280-8441 126 POQUONOCK AVE.—688-8696. OF BEEF bo mpontod whan these NEW BRITAIN, CONN- EAST HABXFORQ, CONN. WINDSOR, CONN. am g m . Don't miss ' this TRAVEL TRAVEL SERV. enct In a llfttimt oppor­ 84 Caiiirch SL 964 Main Street O’NEIL’S CHEVROLET and HOICK, Ine. ROBERT E. PARSONS WHtejSPB' SUN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CAN 6D 6 Hartford 622-8188 Winimautle 428-7718 , . AVON, CONN. FARMINOTON, CONN. plilf «D E ^ DERRX” tunity. ■ : ' - \-'d'MwiwirfGniigliaay ' . ' i»w 644-1461 Agents for Portur Tours, Ii^ ICC Broken #MO-12STt, -I.'. - .• . V • / i' 1 .'V' .. l . l ' V T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEa COM li MOMPlATr 4 ^ ^A cW potm BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, ARRIL 17, 1987 tablishment of a motor vehicle branch- In ItockvlUe, while Al- thorities In Hanoi may mls- Andover Coventry Tolland County offlca~1n iElockvuie ahd Ve/non len’s H.B, 2664'calls ifor Us lo- imderstand thls\ sort of. thing, Letter of Law lyill be heard Thurtday uoorn- cation in the town of '.'ernon. tThird Quarter Honor Roll More Units and the net effect of these dem- Surveyor 3 Launched Ing at IQ a.m. before the Irons------The law is the law is the onstre^tlons wlB be to prolong portatlon ooinmlttoe bi Room 416 COLD TENT law—even when your car is the war and not to shorten it.” * Hearing Set Bills to Get, j Listed at East Catholic Moved Ne^^ Fifes Queen Selected of the SUte Capltdi. Tent cold? Rustle up sorile burning. The marchers, mixed the mid­ America's Sweethdort. < t S.B. 108, suhiiiitteii' by Repko, cardboard sheets and line inside whether she belcmga • Xtat OkthoUc High School’s Sophomores, Robert Intravia, To Dig Moon Surface dle-aged and fhlddle daas 'with Kenneth M. Avery, 18, of Tonight on . Miss Donna Underson was Hearings at colls for the establishment of o< the tent with them.. Cuts to you or someone else, honors list to r the third quar* Fmnoes I.ussler, Andrew Slnl- North Viet studenis ahd curiously dressed 77 Oliver St. sped toward (Continued from Fnge One) chosen queen of the Fife and a motor vehicle departmant drafts, holds in heat. a most welcome gift U r has been announced by the crope, Deborah Bansimer, Car* the fire station when he dis­ representatives of Manhattan’s Drum Ball Saturday night. Se­ Is a portrait, lUy. Charles Shaw, principal. men Oautreau, - Dennis McCor- Surveyor S’B digging device is (Continaed rren Fago One)^ covered his car was burn­ miles west of where Surveyor 1 East Village and San Francis­ The Budget lection of the queen was a hlgh-- liegislature o Passports i Seven students attained first mack, John Quinn, Sharon L s r - strong enough to break open ing. He said he was stopped While Rusk questioned the co's hippie districts. There were light o f the second annual Ball, honors by earning scholastic kin, Pamela Possaro, Kathleen landed, was chosen as a candi­ concrete one Inch thick. o Graduates by police. degree of Communist par^ipa- scuffles and a few arrests, but Tonight at 8 o;ok»1c citlsens which was held at Ray's Roller .Several bills submitted by averages of 93 or higher, with Coyle, Paul Barcewlcz, Joseph date landing site for moon- The shovel was designed to e Weddlnjgi His father said the wir­ tion in the rallies, a p ^ clp a l no major incidents,' and tAxpayeri of ^ d ovsr have Rink. • erou legislators will be heard be­ im grades below 86. They are Toce. reach up to five feet away from bound astronauts alter photo­ speaker at the New rally, fore committees this week; Mephen Breen and Wesley Freshmen, John Dondrow, ing of the car burned and the craft’s main frame and to the'opportunliy of finding out Mies Linderson, a senior at graphs from Lunar Orbiters 1 Dr, Martin Luther Bing, ac­ m p BOOTS Cjryk, seniors; JoAnn Mikolow- Andrea Galvin, Roberta Glynn, the car had to be junked. dig a furrow as deep as 18 inch­ Call 6 49 -5 2 0 1 why an. . approxintete ,1409,000 Coventry High School, was . Two bills concerning the com­ NASSIFF And to top it all, in Cir­ and 3 showed It to be relatively cused police o f downgrading the Men who walk great distances sky, a Junior; Irene Klucewics Carol Vance, Deborah Bevana, es. It c o u l^ swing in an arc will ha've to be raised in toxea chosen from four aaml-finalista, pensation of town .clerks in Toll CAMERA *. PHOTO SHOP cuit Court 12, Manchester, smooth. number of peace m ^ h e rs. The in Mp boots wrap leather thongs worn n s i Aiuii si who were selected from six ap­ land and Coventry will be heard — Manchester, Conn. ahd Mary Zatkowskl,' sopho- Terrence Wade, Debra Rekdi- more one-quarter of the to carry out programs for the Avery was fined J20. llie craft’s digging device way arpCind the spacecraft, cov- Nobel .Fi^e. -winnw minimised around instep and ankles. Holds nilMlH CONIHOl SfliVICf plicants at a Mod. Dance at today before the Cities and Bor­ lAorea; and Carol Chapman, a rrdt, Judith Tavano, Dennis boots on. Makes them more com­ 991 MAIN ST. PHONE 64S-78W The judge informed Avery consists of a scoop about the ering/in area of about 24 square any - Communist role. next flecal year. the high school two weeks ago. oughs oOnimlttee of the State freshman, all of Manchester; Duchesneau, Debra Dandurand, fortable. Doesn’t fatigue. and Timothy Kearns, a fresh- Ann Marie Zappala, Shirley he did not have to plead size of a man’s hand. It is at­ feet." king, who saj^ he had “ per­ The Board of Finance ie hold­ Runners-up making up the Le$ialature. The bills will seek tached to an expandable arm man from East Hartford. Beaulieu, Nancy PiotrowsW, guilty, but, adhering strictly /S u rveyor 8’s television cam­ haps more exMrience than the ing a public hearing at the ele­ queen’s court, were Terri Car­ to change the rate of pay for which can be manipulated,- .Those earning second honors Patricia AritenalUs, Stephen to the dictates of the law, era was to record the actions of New Y ork lp o^ e’’ in estimating mentary school and has urged penter, t herrle-Lowrle and iSar- the town clerks to a salary ba­ by maintaining grade averages Clccalonc, Celeste Poulin, James Avery said: “Well, I did much like a-small steam shovel, the shovel. It also was to pro­ crowds, oh^enged the official townspeople to attend, to ask bara Schmidt. sis. They are presently paid on by radio signals from the o f 85 or better, with no mark K. Sullivan, squeal my tires,!* and paid vide horizon-tq-horizon photos of figure of 1^,000 here, and fixe;} Ift WOODUND BanlMt for questions and express their Nearly 400 people attended a commission fee basis. the fine. ground. less than 80, are: From Glastonbury: Seniors, its landing site and peer at its the t u iW t at 300,000 or 400,- oplnione. A 07.5 mill rate is pro­ the Ball, which wilt beiv*flt OriT Rep. Robert D. King of the FLETCHER GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER ‘ From Manchester: Seniors, Janet Aubin and Bandy Belair. “ Surveyor 1 put man’s eyes landing pads to see if they sank 000.’’ Tl^. San Francisco rally, jected. Public Health Nurses Associa­ 48th District has requested the Fhtricia Bonlno, Henry Fay, Juniors, Chrisbine Love, Rob- on the moon,’’ s^d Benjamin into the surface. he sai^, drew at least 15,000 Tlio Selectmen's budget totals tion, the Student Educational change for tlie' Tolland town Russell liayery, Susan Gryk, ert Mills. Sophomores, Karen Mayor Will Face Milwltsky, Sur-vSyor program more /demonstrators than the 1374,000, shows $56,000 In In­ Fund and the Nathan Hale An­ clerk, and Rep. Walter Thorpe *When You Think o f Glass, manager. “ This gadget will put Lots of minced canned pl- police total of 60,000. PANSIES - PANSIES come, and $318,000 a u p i^ e d of the 51st District has asked 6 IM 5 2 I Peter Haney, Teresa Delekta, Majek, David Siwy, Peter cient Fife and . Drum Corps. Think o f Fletcher** Joan Pella, Phillip Pierce, Mari- STagg, Thomas Noone. Joseph Mock Court Jury his hands and arms on the mdonto is an excellent addition Of ' concern in the protests, by taxes. About $50,000 w this Each group will receive about for Uie change for the Coventry lyn Welch, Nancy Bouchard, Devine, James Peragallo. Anne moon.” , to, creamed shrimp or orabmeat. RuSk said, was “ that the au­ budget is for debt service for $300. town clerk. The wheels of justice and law Jeanne Decesare, Cheryl Hamil- RWMnger, S teven Hinchey, The Scoop has a small lid SWISS GIANTS the Blementory school. Music was provided by Paul H.B. 6279 concerning the an­ tin, Nancy Lynch, Barbara OhrlBiUne Homigan, David Man- began their slow tuiyi today in that, when closed, -has a bite ‘Fine Free Week’ Landerman’s Orchestra, aifd nual audit report of public serv­ 54 McKEE STREET Welch, Janet Massaro, Kath--*M *- a sticky political situation twice as strong as a man’s jaw. National Library week, April master o f ceremonies for the ice companies submitted by This could be used to move de­ Alt Colors 2-pt. Boskef * iMn McDermott, Sandra Smith, South Windsor: Sen- where the mayor of Manches­ 16 tlirough April 22, is being ob- evening was Zoiton "Zeke" Hhig wlir be heard today before 'niB ENCLOSURES S SHOWER DOORS bris or crack apart a lunar rock eerved In Andover as it is the Public Utilities Committee. BE UVRE.. . . BLISS has been (Serving the Home (hvner Kiatherine Mackenale, Dennis Petrteia Peak, Stuart ter is expected to be arrested LARGE 3 QUART BASKET ...... 8 9 ^ Feuerman. The Nathan Hale O’Connor, Kathy Landerfin. Wing, Maureen Cobum. Fred so scientists can see the texture throughout the nation. It is a Fifes end Drums, in full cos­ S,B. 31, calling for the provid­ (or 86 YEARS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTION of from $25.00 to $45.00 for a trial at Manchester High Juniors, WlUlam Manntoig, Dooley, Raymond Valade. Gary of the soil and determine if it is “ Fine Free Week’’ so overdue tume, played several numbers ing of a tax exemption “^or the your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by School for Law Day, May 2. strong enough to support a X, elderly, submitted by 35th Dis­ Pateicia Reagan, John April, Ohiwico. Juniors, Richard Belan- t o B E W A SMITK'hc^ books can be returned any time during intermission. the flnesi technical staff, phone our nearest local office: Now Is the time to bring In yonr screens to bo repaired. Paul Tesik, Mary Matson, Joan sor, KatWeen Dooley. Pauline Discussion at court and po­ manned space ship. COMPLETE during the week without penal­ trict State Sen. Andrew Repko AZALEA SPECIAL! Another highlight of the eve­ Storm window glass replaced. Surveyor 3 was the first lunar INSURAN5M«TH» will be heard Wednesday morn­ UrbanetU, Dennis Max:Ardle, Kupchunos, Joanne O’Neil. lice headquarters today cen­ ty. A book drop at the door may ning was the presentation of a lander designed to dig into the SINCE 1914 ing before the Finance Commit­ Donna Carone. Sophomores, Deborah Weh- tered about the impending ar­ be used during the hours the li­ plaque from the submarine Na­ moon. The Soviet Union’s Luna HIno crImsoB, hardy, rod, DNLY tee, as will be H.B. 2066, sub­ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sophomores, John Oleksiw, RecktenwaJd, Steven rest of Mayor Nathan Agos- INSURANCE brary is closed. than Hale to the Fife end Drum 13, which soft-landed in the tinelli. Informed sources say To get new tltlee for readers (Photo by Gantner) mitted by Thorpe for the same B aXamR^ibb. Michael ^ Ocean of Storms last December, Corps. The presentation was he is to be charged with sale overgrton. . $ 0 O O here a group of Andover women Miss Donna Linderson purpose. • GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Bourque, Patiida Powers, Deb- p,..!, ’ fired a rod into the surface. Mil- made by Lt. William Young, a oiiA S ^ ty, Maureen Reiser, Bambara. Mary Budarz, or delivery of liquor to a minor. will attend a ewap meeting at H.B. 2088, submitted by 47th 7 Leon Schwelr. witsky said the United States SERVICE inember of the "Blue” crew of OahiU, ■ RobMt Gorrepy, Mrs. Dlatrict Rep. Gerald Allen, wlU Dana Farnham, Karen Kopecki, The place of the alleged liquor Sadd Memorial Library in Wap- has received no detailed in­ 4 for only $9.95 M ■ C ^ O the submarine on behalf of the Robert Helms, Mrs. Harry also be heard at the same time. MIRRORS (Finplaee and Door) Jean I'ri *On 24 month plan! rence Moe, tel. 74i-6796. Insurance, so I look out a Straight BENEFICIAL HNANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES «OAST-TOXOAST PVBUC HEALTH GRANT Life Policy. Now, I am going to WASHINGTON (A P )-A grant Loans $20 to $1000 — Loans life-insured aflow cost This button lets you make one call ot $181,600 to Bridgeport, Cotm., Benefleial Finance Co. of Manchester see S. B. M. about a policy for my has been announced by the Pub­ after another without hanging up ,' lic Health Service. The money *836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER between calls. son's college education. will help finance a project de­ Next to Singer Sewing Center • Phone:643-4156 signed to improve solid waste OPEN EVENINOS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOP HOURS disposal practices. 17ie health service said the project would set up a two-in- Your Besf Buy in Family Protection • • • cinerstor system in which one incinerator would be fitted With water spray equipment to trap air pollutants and the other Day In . . Day Out . . would Incorporate experimental T h e T rim lin e c o r d ie IV^ fe e t air pollution control procedures. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES bnger than the standard cord on SAVINGS SANK INSURANCE regular phones. \ LIBERAL Cosh and Loan Values m PRESCRIPTIONS . . . resulting in meaningful \ DIVIDENDS PAID AS EARNED i savings to yout every day!

It comes in three econom y sizes. No upe and downe In yonr Prescription m i costs— no "discounts” today, "Regular priceo” tomorrow! 'These are fust some o f the sizes Volks. All three Volkswagens do everything No "rednoed spedals”—no “temporary The Trimlhie dial htdaa Vragens coma in. Regular, large and you expect from a Volkswagen. Except rednotloas” on Preeorlptlona to lure awayinhara. giant economy size. look silly. One of them (the Squoreback) oustomersi Trimline also comes in a graceful table The one on the right, our big bus-like looks exactly like a car. They have oir- 649-5203 A't the somo time, there Is never any^ model — t^ es up lasa apace than an ordi­ box, and the one in the center, our me­ cooled engines in the rear that won’t oompromisa U eorvloe or quadlty! nary phone. In either wall or table style, dium sized Squoreback sedan, are only freeze -up in the winter or boil over In Exclusive in "Manchester at YOU GET OUR LOWEST Tri^ine ie ideal as an extension phone for about 7 inches longer than the beetle. the summer. PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE any-room in your home. Nine smart colors. Bet don't let their size on the outside They won't use any anti-freeze and A tiny switch lata you fool you about their size in the inside. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE We DeUver \ore very easy on gasoline. (The bug ond change the bell from loud Just open a door end you’ll find Cleaned ,. Mo r e t h r o u g h o u t t h e the Squarpback cfvetcige about-27 miles \ V E'Vjerywhere, Fast hN V to s o ft anough room for moVe than enough on a gallon of gas. The box about 23 YEAR . . , ON ALL YOUR things. > ' mjles.l By PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Then there’s the familiar bug. And they all go about 35 to 40,CXX) JRY U5 AND SEE W hile it's not os big as the other two miles on a set of tires.- NEW SYSTEl/ •Volkswagens, it has plenty of room for 4 So you see, no matter what size we S a v i n g s B a n k people and a small dog. Plus a suitcase moke VWs, they're all pretty economical. LAUNDRY lor everybody bid the dog. - W hy not come in and size one up? AND DRY CLEANING ON HARRISON ST. (44) I P I The Southern New Englend Telephone Com pany^ ' Off Eoet Center St. TED TRUDON, Inc. MAM OFFKI lA fr NANCH WIST UANCN On>oeita the Cemetery 923 MolnArroaf t Conitr Stroof, Cor. Uriox MonchoUtr Forkada ForPlok-lnp and Dellvery- Moabor of rUwal 9tsoil| kaxoaeo Corp. SOUTH WMbSOR OFFICI — SuKvon Avanua SheppinB Cantor Oon S4M75G TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE IURAsIDI OFFICI — ■uiniido Avonwo at Church Stroof, ioii Hartford Brenohee a t: S()9 North Main A T THE PARKADE WEST MIDDLE TPKL St. and 601 Hartford Rd. AUTHORUia MAIN OFFICE md PARKAPE OPEN S^iHRDAY MORNNOSI Aleo Pine Cleoaere "We Sovt ; 686 Center Str^t ......

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jjbvuy, Oakland Kd., has been ternied a success by pie Is Aslt«l to eontoet Mrs. J|bmrl;p«tpr True Even If Cominiinist Saya South Windsor ptag af«: Maadsy, 6 to 0 jun.; Frank Magee, elected by the Helen BAhon«, obainnAn, at With all due d efen ce to the special Tuesday and Wednaaday, noon s ^ o r o)aaa to serve as prinel- 1117 Main 8t., South Windsor. Jfpralb talents of the Communist propaganda 'J*'**w**yr ^ ® pal of the schooL Fibifi TtlfioHlif FtnHJBHBD BY THS line, that OommunlsU party official who Gipiiii^ |6 y Wednesday .n s tow student qjhe weh»inin#^;odnap]4tte^^ idbb1l s » cx>., me. and Satuidsy, fi.oO am . to government day is to promoto our SaVlor'' ■i'ClMMeh ft BiutU Str*«t spoke to some 400 students over at ManefaeMar. Oonn. Trinity the other day had moments » - _ a .i. «s responetbUfty wHl meet tonlSht: At T O O iu S F. rtSROUSOW QnEi^iicafion iSoard Budget «tw»«««s and give st«w church. The m^ieinjt will ottot WALTBR R. FBROUSOM when he was close to Uie truth. The St. Francis of Asinsl'dents as much freedom as oos- P u b u th tn Founded October 1, isn It takes no Communist, for instance, The-toWn comoU wSt vote on The award will be made at a to _ ttb IsuUes Outtd hold sible. StudenU______a c b K t e a e ^ iS T ^ e e k daiia «w 1 ^ of sduoatlon' tnidget a meeting of the town Con- fte a n ^ rummags tale April and adniristraUve p^^s^ aTm GUITAR HOBBY CLASSES Publlehed Bvsry Evaninc Except Sunday* to alert many of us to Ihe danger that, and...... Holidays. —Entered . at . .the . ----- Poet“ Office" • ’e at ^ if this country does not solve the Negro ftr ewnidg fiscal year servatlon CommHtee May 4 at 28 in the church hsH. Farishion- well as atudy haU m d^SrteiS iianchestar, Oonn., aa Second CIi Han the high school auditorium, « « are asked to save old, usable supervisors. o f ^ M i r i H atter. problem, the Republic itself will be de­ The.deliinu rAqueat'of the Jopeph N. Gill, conservation clotbing for the sale- . a ^ Taught By SUBSCRIPTION RATES stroyed. PasraMa in Advanca One Y ear ...... That Is a proposition which is almost Six H eaths ...... 11.00 ... . Several niembers of the ohib Throe Hon the ...... 6.S0 as self-evident .as anything else funda-. ARNOLD LANDSBERG One Hooth ...... l.W mental in our way of life. This nation received awards for arts and im fij* summer months, there “ ‘I MM w.m,78»„ , w ii cr«U .1 U» ( M M r „ vwtion 8<»W1. o( Si? HEH BER OF is now confronted, in the problem of the ...... orafU at the County Meeting wlU be no Vacation rapeiviB ed^^^cafeto^ ***** *1)1!^ win b . a Learn to play the guitar in our popular 10 week hobby classes. It’s easy, it^s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rwWeiWa paysssrt;!^ that of the Connecticut State FW, R^jlglon a t the ohun*. Special a hv The Associated Press la exclusively entitled relationship between its various internal furlhei- taduettens 'akould be eratkm of Women’s aube.Mem- classes wlU be held for gllSm - ^ presented by the fun. Folk, Popular, Western, Rock and Roll, No previous musical ba^> to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis­ groups, with a situation which goes mode 'b* the counofi pitor to bers include: S.” average schoolsohoM day," Cordial Shoppe, BulHvon Ave. patches credited to It or not otherwise credit- didates ter uonnrmaaon m Magee oommeiited that he hop- shopping Center. All members ground needed. Rental instruments available. Separate clam for adults, ad in this paper and also the local news pub- down deep into its founding creed. W# adoptUh of the budget. Mrs. Anthony Fasano, aat •'mndapr. has club will meet tonight at 8:30 held reijenUy at the high schoM ^ ^ •“ •»»»• TIONS. munist says It. xexpreqiMl oppoatUon to the MU at the home of Mrs. Russell b q ^ OK) thq toea’of local au- Display advertising closing hours: We cannot shake the problem. We See, 209 Oak St., Wapping. For Uenday — 1 p.m. Friday. toitomy' to the mrnMgement of Library Programs For Tuesday — 1 p:m. Honday. can merely try to answer it. If we have publibc housihg ppojocts. He For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Special programs wlU be ob- For Thursday — 1 p.m, Wednesday. any choice, it la perhaps merely that of noted ibat tiw tow n. wlldd be sen^ at both town Mbrariee For Friday — 1 p.m, Thursday. seeing Who does most to give the prob­ tereed 'to'^fieeapt public houolng For Saturday — 1 p.m^ Friday. this week In obeeawance of Na­ ^ j Classified------6 deadline p.m. day before lem the civilized kind of answer. oven If the electora voted tional Lihrory Week. GLOBE open every publlcatton. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday egnlnM the biOJ in a referendum and Monday pubIleaUon. We cannot expect any certain per­ The Sedd Memorial library If the bill te peMied by the Leg- will hold a display of the “Not­ Travel Service ^ evening centage of our population to endure for­ feleture. '\ ever conditions and presumptions which able Books of 19M." The Wood 90!i MAIN MATO STRRRTSTREET * Monday, April 17 However, Sen. \H arry S. Memorial .Library will feature the rest of us would find unspeakable Burke, Democratic fepreeenta- award winning children’s books. 643-2165 until 9:30 p.m. and intolerable. tlve of the Thlird S enat^al Dis­ AU books Included In the dis­ ^ s -S’ <-1 ^ trict which Includes South and Anfhorlzed agent in Maa-◄ The Cruel Absurdities Of War play may be circulated. No chestor ter all Alrllnet,, TJi« finit thing to remember, In try­ Ball roads and Stoanuhlp*i Practical Applied Biocybemetics that Rep. Natrls O Nettl Of vveek at either library. ^^Unes.Lines. ing to achieve some perspective on Haxtterd baa submitted a sub­ A program will be held at those tragic Incidents In Vietnam where You must never allow mbdem high- stitute MU on the original MU. the Wood Library tomorrow at we kill our aUles, or Innocent villagerg, sounding scientific phraseology to dis­ The substitute MU would 11:15 foSowing a “Swap Group" or our own men as the result of gome- ahmlnate South Windsor and meeting and business seesinn at courage your natural curiosity. Rocky HtU from inclusion in body’s mistake In geography or com­ Sometimes it may lead, after a mo­ the Sodd Library. The program putation, Is that the same sort c i thing the regtenal housing authority wUl Incliide full color portraits mentary initial difficulty, to some g^reat to be esetoblished by the ap­ of Maurice Sendak and Robert has happened in other wars, but without social boon, like, for Instance, the in­ proval of the original HB 4955. Instant publicity. Medoskey, noted chUdren’s au­ stant banning of all the legion of de­ The oounofi wfil also set the thors and ffilustratore. In other wars, such happenings were odorant commercials on television this date apd place for a pubUc A film based ^ “The Snowy Ironic memories the veterans brought year. hearing otl the reoonunended Day" by Kara Jack Keats will gooerai: government budget for also be shown. The public is In­ home with them, to be related only Begiin, let us say, with cybernetics. the coming fiscal year. when they compared notes with fellow vited. Cybernetics is the science of auto­ Courtesy Wadsworth Atbeneum, Harllord Town -Manager Terry V. Both libraries ha-ve been op­ veterans. matic control and communication. Bprenkel submitted a budget erating 35 hours per week lin the curious kind of savage but un­ Now progress to biocybemetics. BRONZES BY ANTOINE LOUIS BARYE totaling 01,907,357. Of the total since January of this year, declared war we wage In Vietnam, the Biocybemetics Is the study of “bio­ tha amount to be raised by tax- hou« at the Wood Memorial ’ tragic mistakes—or at least most of logical control functions that qperata HOURS OF SKUTTOHING at the allon la estimated at $1,643,519. Library, Main St, are: Mon- Paris zoo gave Antoine Louis them—hit the vtorld news almost in­ without conscious awareness.” The requeeted budget shows ^ay, 1:30 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday, Barye a IhootNigh knowledge of kn Increase.of $296,796 over last jo a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday Call 649-5201 stantly. Don't Unger in admiration of the way the animals’ anatomy and char- GENERAL ELECnUC DORMEW 3-SPEED DORMEYER MIXER one simple prefix coins a new word and year'B appropriated figure of and Thursday, 1:30 to 9 p.m.; WORLD’S LARGEST So we know more, tiiis time, about Inside Report aoteristic gestures, resulting in (1,837,728. The total budg^ re- Prtiday, 1:30 to 5 p.m. and Sat- a new meaning. the cruel Absurdities which are part of by * a staitlingly lUe-Uke quality in qildst for 1966-67 was $1,561,249 urday, 9:30 am. to noon. TERMITE CONTROL SERVICE Get inside biocybemetics. his world-famous bronzes, SNOOZE-ALARM aOCR PORTABLE MIXER AND FOOD CHOPPER the game of war. Vhich was reduced by the coun- Hours at the Sodd Memorial The first law of biocybemetics sayi Rowland Evans Jr.^and Robert D. Novak many of which are now in the Job was a man in need of a He lost all his wealth, his sons ^ 1^ $120,12& Following a pub- ’These absurdities In themselves are friend. Job was a man of af­ died, bis wife soeffS at Mm, and that the response of a biologic receptor permanent collection of the fluence and wealth so we might he is broken out all over Ms ^ beoriiig on the budget, the GBROME not new. What le new Is that we know to a stimulus is characterized by “unl- Wadsworth Antheneum. council netorad some $20,000 of 4 9 7 0 i 7 0 WASHINGTON — With two gcon General of the U.S. ruled assume he had many friends for body with bolls. Buffering in • • l i m i t e d Ow Rigilar about them, while the war Itself is still ■ directional rate sensitivity.” conspicuous exceptions, Gover­ that the young man should not there is a proverb, “Wealth body, distressed of mind, des­ tbs cuto. Oar Regilar Lew Pries In progress. We are invited to make a Don’t leave us now. We are getting nor George Romney’s air-clear­ be drafted. By then in uniform, brings many friends, but a poor pondent of spirit. He needs Othef .items of new business tHaP* Low Pries 17.17 Judgment about them. We are invited to close to something understandable and ing speech on Vietnam had a re­ he was immediately discharged. man is deserted by Ms friends.” uychide w appropriation trans- friends, and three came to Mm, from the contingency fund to 12.47 accept some degree of responsibility for important. markably good reception in the The President’s concern is Herald Job was not a poor man, not at but they are referred to as Republican jiarty. understandable. If draft-age first, but thm he experienced “false friends.” They are of m> ^ Legion Hall to cover costs thmn. "Unidirectional” means in one direc­ Cf the payment of an outstand­ lighted dial for easy viewing at Chrome Finish, push huttem down duom e head, 2 White heat tion only. ■Ihe exceptions, neither of Negroes could ever be con­ Yesterdays a series of natural disasters and practical help. They come to to eject beaters. Extra, large, extra bowl& Autcnnatic beater And it is also true 6iat while we. the whom publicly criticized the Re­ vinced that they are In fact lost all bis wealth and riches. philosophize about suffering- ing baloinqe on the property for night. When alaim sounds tap tiie general public, are invited to. form If your sense of smell smells some­ tone oontiol and ^ Jo y a snooze, powerful chrome heaters. Rests on Stoiziless Steel beaters," food gr'nder publican Presidential front-run­ being discriminated against, 25 Years Ago Job was also a family man who arid a kind of debate develops. Plus many' other feataree. #70 Judgment on and accept some responsi­ thing. it smells only a one-way change ner, were Senator Charles Per­ and then could be persuaded to took great pride In Ms sons and Close, helpful, praoUcal friends, an appropriation to the iff minutes later the alarm will wake b ed for eas7 graining into bowL bility for such tragic mistakes, those in the intensity of the smell. cy of Illinois and Mayor John engage in mass demonstrations The Manchester Water Oo. daughters. He loved them dear­ don't de'bate a cause. Ihey hponl of .educate of $;10,000 to Never you agalia. OE#7300K #RM8CB S M f f H C ^ * who actually conduct the war for us Or, in the words of the high priest of Ldndsay of New York. Both against the draft, President decides to extend 2J100 feet of ly and they were his life, but serv’e a need. cover the costs of ‘‘lESducatlonal ■'A biocybemetics, a New York state scien­ would have preferred Romney’s Johnson would confront a most six-inch pix>e into HillardviUe to they were taken from Mm in Rev. Robert J. Bills, Aid to, Low Inoome Families." are continually being put on some kind A timisfer of funds (appropri- of spot. They must be asking them­ tist named Dr. Manfred Clynes, “smeU taking a slightly more dovish serious crisis. provide water for the United untimely death. Job was a man Interim Minister receptors respond only to smells and not position on the war In Vietnam. « « ri Aircraift plant fluut is to be open­ of religious faith but this sud­ TalcottvlUe Congregational olfon) the Capital Goals end get selves, in their more tender and civi- ed there. linprovements Committee wUl Sterling Silyer HoIIoware Hsed moments at least, whether there to the absence of smells, and they re­ Percy and Ldndsay might well ”Callfomia Citizens for John- den turn of events was too Camrch have been left without any rea- President Edward O’Brien of much for Ms wife and she be­ also be considered. A transfer Is anything practical they can do to de­ spond only when a smell- is introduced son-Humphrey,” which sprang of funds to the assessing de- 4-Pe. Coffee Set e^ations had It not been for out of nowhere to announce the the Manchester Junior Chamber came bitter. One day she look­ caught Year or intensified.” llartmertt Wfil be included. crease the likelihood of such incidents. last - minute changes in the visit of President Johnson to of Commerce announces: com­ ed upon Job in all Ms suffer­ . Oar Mg. Lew PHee SSS If the smell stays the same, the small Romney text, made Just 38 pletion of ploais by Ms organ­ ing and* misery, Satan—afflict­ 1 Items of unfinished busiiMss From all this circumstance so par­ receptors adapt to it, and no longer no­ California in June, is strictly a Poefs Comer (bn the agenda are appointment ticular to this war, there arises the hours before it was delivered to paper org^ization operating ization for the formation of an ed Job with loathsome sores tice it. instructional class in first aid or a tree warden, appbinitment off-balance general question. It la the question of the press. out of the vest pocket of en­ from the sole of hta foot to the Having the smell stay the same, then, The ntpst significant change technique, under the auspices crown of Ms head. And he took Trust Him of an elected eonetable and the what this new experience tmd new in­ tertainment mogul Lew Was- Leave everything with Jesus, diSpbeitlOfi of the Oommunlty Is, sensation wise, the same as having was an insertion on page three serman. of the Manchester Red Cross. a brriien piece of pottery to vitation to some responsibility is doing of the speech which committed His heart is filled with love HaU and the approval of neoes- It disappear. The nose cannot tell which In fact, the statement an­ scratch with ^and sat upon an divine; • TMHe CLIO. atjded eoOee aa- to us as a people, both in our civilian is happening. Romney to the use of “military 10 Year* Ago ash heap, ‘"nien Ms wife,^aaid sory transfer documents. ___ble in gleamiiig Wlvee. and our war-making capacities. nouncing THS President’s visit Leave everything with Jesus, meefing win be held at • Salt and Pepper That’s the science, according to bio­ force as necessary to reduce or was prepared by Wasserman’s unto Mm. Do you still hold fast Shaker Set 222. plate. Set includes coffee pot, cut off the flow of men and sup­ Town Directors unanimously He knows your hearts sorrow the Mgh sCbiM Unary at 8 p.m. augar, creamer and footed The answer that seems to be develop­ cybemetics. staff at Universal Studies (who approve an ordinance setting up your integrity? Curse God and and mine. • Convertible Candy plies from North Vietnam.” die.” Essay Contest Set tray^ i ing is that we are not being very deep­ So, if those television commercials neglected to send out envelopes a special tax district, excluding LeAve everylMng with Jeaus, < The South Windsor Women’s Get a CBT Personal Checking Account IMM1707. Party leaders who wanted Rom­ with the union "bug” on it, a . Here is poor suffering Job. ly stirred, and that we are hardening could only be forced to wait a few min­ ney to come out of the speech the Eighth School and UtiUities Juat lean upon His breast; Chib will sptmsor ah essay con­ with Open-End Cash Reserve our hides. utes, nobody would ever need a de­ with an- identifiable war posi­ grave oversight in Democratic District. Leave everything with Jeaua, test on conseivatlon. The wln- poIiticaU mailings.) “The Christian Mission in Trust Him and your soul shall and Guaranteed Check Cashing. Calm Spray Men’s & Ladies Liquid Prell We are all assuming that the, same odorant because, as soon as noses get tion slightly to the left of Presi­ nct' Will be awarded a week at used to smelling any particular smell, dent Johnson felt these words All proceeds of a yet-to-be- Africa” is the subject of Dr, Today in History find sweet rest Greenwood Nature oiid Oohaer- sort of thing is ^ in g to keep on hap­ detennined political function Robert Parsons, dean of the it always turns to roses. could be interpreted as a bid By the Associated Press Leavs everything with Jesua, i ^ o n Camp in New.Harttord. THE CONNECTICUT BANK pening. That is, perhaps, the big one for mone bombing in the North. in the Los Angeles area dur­ Kennedy School of Missions, at Today is Monday, April 17, ! Ail.tQwn girls between 11 and AND TRUST COMPANY Powder Sunglasses certainty of the war. ing the Johnson visit will go to the dessert meeting of the Wo­ He knows what is best for you. Shhiiipoo Some of Romney’s own advis- the 107th day of 1967. There are Leave everything with Jesus, 1^‘years of age are eligible. The Meiaber rtihfal DepoNt hneneoe CerpofsSea . era also argued a ^ n s t adding the suddenly revived President’s man’s Fellowship and Grace 258 days left in the year. essay should, not exceed 500 Wednesday, an Air Force board of in­ Club back in Washington, with Group of Center Congregational His heart is kind and true. Deodorant quiry in Saigon announced that three Beer Cans And Daffodils these words. They were lifted Today’s Highlight in History words and should be sent to from drdft of a Republican Co­ not a cent remaining in CJali- Church held in the Mackenzie On this date in 1754, the Leave everything with Jesua, Mrs. WaRer Vardo, P.O. Box officers were being fined and repri­ Now that spring’s finally decided to fornia. Hall Lounge at the Hartford arrive, it’s coming in with a rush. ’The ordinating Committee recom­ French captured the English And His commands obey, 11, Wapping, no later than 1 . 0 0 s i m 1.09 largetsiM manded for the biggest single Iwmbing mendation issued last Decem­ Still, California party lead­ Seminary. fort on the site of what Is now Leave everything with Jeaus, April 22. mistake of the war, that on March 2, snow disappeared in the face of the ers are delighted to have Mr. Kleenex Tissues warm sun and the warm wind with the ber, which established official Pittsburgh and what the French And He will take your burdea I Judges will be James Arnold, when the peaceful mountain village of party doctrine on the war. Johnson respond at long last to tumn visit by Senator Robert named FV>rt Duquesne. away. a member of the board of edu­ lisngvei was hit, with casualties of at comic speed of a tumed-up movie film. their pleas for a personal visit All in the period of a couple of weeks Oddly enough, the author of F. Kennedy, he is likely to come On TMb Date cation, Mrs. Paul Foiringer least 105 people killed and 200 wound­ to try to repair his fallen poli­ at the invitation of State Chair­ In 1790, Benjamin Franklin Trust Him for Hla grace ia 4hd Ti^. Walter Joensuu, mem- we’ve gone from winter blizzard through this recommendation for “mili­ free. ed. tary force as necessary” was tical fortunes In the West. He man Charles Warren. Objec­ died in PhUadeli^tia. bora of the W oni^’® i March thaw, into spring floods, and out has not made a political jour­ Trust Him for He oareth ter AMotted the other side. Thomas E. Dewey, the former tions to the Kennedy visit are In 1861, the state of Virginia Saturday, our bombere hit a South Governor of New York and ney to California since the led by Representative B. P. seceded from the tjMon. thee. SlylM Vietnamese Army battalion In Blndinh Now it’s the flowers’ turn to catch Trust Him for He knows tha MANCHESTER twice defeated Presidential no­ l£fo4 campaign. Sisk, who is on close terms with In 1941, the Army of Yugo­ Pack - WUta VahiMto tte oztea Hdi Province, killing, according to the South up. Gold and purple crocuses spring minee. ' A footnote; Despite objections White House political aide W, way, from the ground and burst into bloom slavia surrendered to the Nazis. 643-&I7I 1 Cdote. 2J6 Vietnamese, 41 of our allies, according A footnote: Republican strat­ by at least one (Jallfomia Demo­ Marvin Watson Jr., no friend In 1943, American bombers Just trust in Jesus every day. to our own Air Force only 28, and during a noon hour. ’Die daffodils ar« egists credit President Johnson cratic Congressman fo an au- of Kennedy’s. snapping at their heels, cbowdlng attacked Palarmp, SicUy. HAzelA-OUbMt wounding at least SO seriously. with a major political coup in through with fat buds. They’ll be lucky issuing a White House state­ Max Factor Fabulous Fakes Scope ^Tamily” Sunday an American - bomber hit if they can hold onto more than a day ment praising Romney for his Tender Tonch Truegiang, a provincial capital in the or two for themselves. The tulips are Vietnam speech. That guaran­ Mekong Ilelta, 50 miles south of Sai­ right behind them, and they’re in such teed newspaper headlines link­ Spray-A-Wave’ Nail Extenders a hurry they’re threatening to pass out Mouthwasb gon, killing 14 civilians and wounding ing Romney’s Vietnam policy to PpblUhcti Nratiwpa IBIV1 another 25. the hyacinths on the way. Mr. Johnson's own war pro­ S.T«4ic«le IMT Bath Oil 2.00 nae There’s only one blooming that is ri­ gram, thus tending to box in the Hair Spray ’There could be no part of the war valing the daffodils, and that's the Michigan Governer. fabulous “129 more cruelly absurd than this, in which blooming beer cans. We can’t remem­ * *\ • mistakes bring about the deaths of the ber a year when there was such a tre­ The sudden immersion of Dr. CARRBRS WITH 1J25 eifie people for whom we claim, to. be fight­ mendous mess of empties by the road­ Mafrtin Luther King In the anti- fakes side. Perhaps it’s beqause the snow cov­ A FUTURE nail ing, the deaths of people fighting at Vietnam movement, together extender •ur side, or, in other instances, the ered it till now and the full magnitude with his implication that Negro a Oomplato Eleotronle of the crop burst upon us suddenly. youths are carrying more than Computer Programming HiMl Kdiop — death of our own troops. •* If beer cans could be transformed IBM-llOA-HoneyweU You can add their share of the fighting, Betted*V:.” ^ I .• Ulan . To the crucial question, that of what Into things of beauty this would be one caused immediate repercussions Unlvao length to abort this exjierience is doing to all of us, of the most scenic communities in the in the White House Oval Office. a Short Term IBM Heypunob naUa. M ad Brok­ L 3 9 d i s the answer seems to be that we grow state. If we could somehow convince In a telephone conversation • Alpho-NDmerlo . sleeping pills en Naila. Protect EKire and more resigned to it all. ourselvee of their decorative value we with a prominent Southern I Secratariol SeiencM weak udli. could give ourselvee a special medal for Bx^Uv^Legal-^edloql We may have some faint instinct to Governor within two days of I 4 ■ ' , ' ' beer-can beautification — stamped, no Dr. King’s seech in New York a Gre^k Diamond Jhbllee and Regard such ev^ta as unspeakable. \ I doubt in \the shkpe iff a cahdpener, or a \on April 4, Pr^ldent Johnson S p w i^ tliig .Shorthand I If you have trouble: sleeping, thrbw away > flip-top. * j| V your pill bottles au4. let Hblman-Baker’e But nobody except a few extremist specificallji asked If'there were Free Natlonwida DEATH 0F‘ A PRESIDENT; peaceniks ever suggests that the trag­ But beer cans aren’t beautiful, and any cases on record of a draft- Lifeilme Privilegeo— famous Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest Bed­ edy and the absurdity involved are so no changes in beer car design or in age Negro being discriminated Employment Service— ding lull you into gentle, trouble-free, natu­ By inU4IAM i^ C U E ^ tflitat that somebody really ought to brainwashing are in sight to make them against by local draft boards. BrvMh-TJp-—Transfer ral sleep.-This ultra-finn;bedding was origi­ try to do aomethii^ about it, Hks stop so. Such being the case, the meanest A quick check turned up tha At Over (SOO)- ColIegM nally, designed for folks with back disor­ job of the season is collecting those and Private BiislneM war. anbwer: Only one case, a Ne­ ders from suggestions. pf> an orthopedic WaW tohera $ 1 0 .1 0 97 empties and dumping them somewhere gro youUi whose family Sohoola Thronghont After all. what real difference does where they’ll do the least barm. Tin World... surgeon. Then folks with normal healthy claimed he was an epileptic. backs and those who just couldn’t seem to Our M en It make whether, once a war has start­ It’s a Job for the Beautification Com­ Tile youtb’a appeal for defer­ M«w Hovtn and ed. people get killed by intention or by mittee, for the service clubs, for youth ment on medical grounds had sleep discovered what wonderful relaxation Edetakc? groups, and for-Just plain citizens who this bedding provides. Wouldn’t you like been carefully examined And Hartford ■ iMONthniWEO. Our only reel problem, for successful are willing to clear the land akmg their turned down by the draft board, to enjoy thi? kind of untroubled sleep» , Binfnawv^bddls , living In ths world’s present age and borders even though, technically, it may by a local medical appeal 'too? Then-We . . .land actually tiy . . . MONfDAY tkn FRIOAY belong to the city. noiv. M 'nM fliAooI.Syatem) eircumstanoe, is to forget Uiat we are board, by the xtate appAal PHOIW a- WKITB a VISIT . MuscorPedic arid Verto-Rest B id in g ex­ SMAJiLttS.’ltP.M. It’s not a thankless task, either. For board, and finally by the Army 1 clusively at Watkins tomorrow. $99.60 U tB iD R Y immaa brings. That Is a large and trou- every beer can picked up and d is c e d f ' TeL 626-0188 Meaome order, but ws seem to be doing induction center nbqe found each piece. l MNljUlit0$aWF.M. of, a daffodil somewhere will bloom tiM any evidence to epilepsy. Entronoes Main Floor ksttar at It all llM Uaie. Mgbtar. — lasUDBM BDOOaD Maafly, bowwer, tiu

‘M ■' i P|%GE EIGHT BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 UANCHESTES EVENING HERALD, MANGHESIUBk QWiiW.. IWWm APRIL 17. 1967 PAGE : — ^ ^ — ------'■ ■ — ■ ■ '‘T-m Hartford. The Rev. Forest O. Oonser of the First Presby­ Car Stolen, Obituary terian Church, Hariford, wMl Court WonH Stop ofmctota Burial will be in Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Windows Hit M n . Catherine M. ^iktn Friends may cal) at the fu­ Induction of Clay “ Mrs. Catherine M. Pitkin of neral home tonight ftom' 7 to 9. The family suggests that By Vandals Hartford, mother of Hovyard F. (Cciattimed from Page One) those wishing bo do so may ; Pitkin of Manchester, died Sat- Three separate Incidente of .the March 20 niUng by the U.fl. ‘ UTday at St. Francis Hospital, make memorial contributions to broken windows, a. stolen car, fused to order U.S. district court Court in New Orleans be ' Hartford. the Hartford Heart Association. a liquor store break, and an Judge Janms F. Cordon « delayed until an appeals la made Survivors also include 2 oth- attempted break kept police LoulsvlUe, Ky., to e m ^ e l a 8- thehlgh court, . er sons, 3 daughters, a sister, 17 busy during the weekend. Judge court to hear CTay s at- The . juaticaJustice DDepartment had For A Lot Less A t... INC. ' grandchildren and 3 great­ In two cases. West Side home- tack on the Selective Service opposed the request for delay. It grandchildren. Funerals owners reported picture win­ System. chaiccterlzed the njove m an Tlie funeral was held this dows in their living rooms were Bert George Smith BOlrOOTT UPHELD effort to put off “ realization of a morning from the Dillon Fu­ damaged by BB shot Saturday Private funeral services for constitutional right announced neral Home, 53 Main S t, Hart- evening. (^) - This,releraed to tford, wi'Ui a Mass of requiem at Bert George Smith of Glendale, The incidents occurred at the ^ r e m e O o ^ historic May 1964 Supreme Calif., formerly of Manches­ the Churoh o f Augustine, Hart­ homes of Raymond Lanzano, . that separate edu- ford. Burial was in Rose Hill ter, were held Saturday at the 154 Lyness St., and W.L. Quaile, cott * cational fa^lUUes are “ Inherent Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 187 High St. W. In each case, preserve the Jotos of other union- , „ foAa ilea nsasan 219 W. Center S t The Rev. C. damage was estimated at about Ists in the area. Mie. Pauline Rackauski Henry Anderson, pastor of $ 100. The 5-4 decision aleo upheld TENANT RIGHTS Fabulous Buys Emanuel Lutheran Church, of­ SOUTH WDNTDSOR — Mrs. Police reported Quaile said he labor contracts designed to bar WASHINGTON (AP) — The ficiated. Burial was in East Pauline Urban Rackauski, 79, was startled by a noise about the use of prefabricated materi­ Supreme O ovai sidestepped to­ APPLIANCES Cemetery. Leon Bradley, chap­ o f 861 Ellington Rd., widow of midnight as an automobile was al in construction Jobe. day a chance to rule broadly on Julius Rackfii:?^', dieJf yester- lain of Manchester American The decision involved Inter- driving by, but that when he - A ' : . ,, the rights of tenants in federally ^ m m Gonotal Electric morrow from 3 to 5 Wallace Amburg, 54, of Coven­ jugs of wine entering through a rear window and stole four half Drivers involved in the col­ lor Century d u b , has announc­ The Town of Manchester and vague to be constitutlonel. He day at 7:30 p.m. at cafeteria 2 refrigerator -f r e e z e r . and 7 to 9 p.m. try and he was taken to Tol­ pints of whiskey, police report­ lision were Samuel J. Bouchey, ed that Operation Deep FYeeze Paitrolman Richard B. Ddon are appealed to the highest court a t the school. Student’s social Frost Guard — Bottom Freezer land State Jail where he had has been canceled. being sued for $20,(MX) by a from an injunction sectired studies projects wtU be on ex- 247 General Electric ed. 27. of 35 Division St.; Marlies Mrs. H any R. Trotter spent the weekend. He was ar­ They -said the extent of the Hahn of 86 Hamlin St.; and South Windsor man and his against him by the grievance hihit in cafeterias 1 and 3 art ■■ Mrs. Fanny Hand Trotter, 88, rested Saturday and charged loss would not be known until Robert F. Peters, 29, of Pine Miss Jeri Lynn Flrazer, for- minor son, in an action stem­ committee of the Bar of Fair- 7 p.m. before the meeting, .of St. Petersburg, Fla., former­ irtth operating a motor vehicle General Electric ECONOMY an inventory was taken by the Ridge Dr., Andover. meriy o f Manchester and Bol­ ming from an alleged accident field County, Conn, A panel disctission, "A Stu- ly of Manchester, died Satur­ while license under suspension, 16 CTT FT management. Bouchey was carrying one ton, is touring with Roger Wil­ at the Center, exactly one year Hls appeal said an action also dent Report to Parents on day at a nursing home in St. evading responsibility and reck­ Police discovered the open passenger, while there were liams and Company. At the ago today. has been brought against him in Smoking.” will be presented af- 15.7 Cu. Ft. ' Petersburg. She was the wife of less driving. His case was con­ refrigerator -f r e e z e r window e.bout 12:30 a.m. while three riders in each of the conclusion of the tour Satur­ John F. Jurgelas and John New 'York state and that he “ Is ter the business meeting. Penrt* Nat Ypluma FOOD Harry R. Trotter. tinued to May 1. in peril of prosecution” in at i®ts, ell Grade 7 students of 2-DOOR Frost Guard Freezer wiib loe Maker making a routine check. other vehicles. day she plans to visit relativeB F. Jurgelas Jr., in papers filed Mrs. Trotter was bora in Ire­ Edward Briggs, 32, of 801 297 Harvest HIU reopened recent­ m this area. today in the town clerk’s of­ least 40 states. Turning him Leo Diane’s class, are Eric land and lived in Manchester Main St. got a 90-day suspend­ Police, arriving to investi­ ly after being bae May, N. The father is seeking damag­ pounds frozen foods. south on Main St. when he boards that implementation of cigarette smoking. 24.7 On. F t — Up to 885-Ib. Capacity ORDER NOW ed him before—that he would J. es to offset automobile, medi­ East Hartford, bother of Mrs. drove to the right and banged Automatic defrost refrigerator section. Twin porcelain enamel Fast freezing. Nettie Finn of Manchester and not see the woman again. Four Cited cal, pharmaceutical and hospi­ into the utility pole. Upright ttesIgB Angelo D’Alessandro of Ando­ “Never again,” he said, scooting tal e-xpenses. Vegetable bins. Temperature control. Magnetic door eeal, opens The car Avens was driving St Bernadette’s Mothers Cir­ The plaintiffs charge Dion ver, died yesterday a* the New- out of court after the suspended cle will meet Wednesday at the General Electric After Crashes hod to be towed away, and the with “ carelessness and negli­ easUy, doses sHently. klgtOD ’Veterans Hospital. sentence. “The thing has gone utility pole was badly "chewed home of Mrs. Peter Grossi, 37 Survivors also Include a son, far enough.’’ Police arrested four persons gence” for operating his ve­ up.” police say. He also re- Murray Rd. after the Com'hln- hicle art a “ fast, dangerous and DELUXE WASHER , a daughter, another brother, as a result of motor vehicle ac­ cei'ved a written warming for ed Catholic Mothers Circle fiivBS Yon ’ three other sisters and a grand- cidents over the weekend. Three excessive rate of speed.” driving after drinking. meeting. Co-hostesses are Mrs. They allege that he failed to 2-Speed Mlnlwaah, Bleach Dispenser child. Artist to Paint persons were taken to the hos­ Edward Tomezuk and Mrs. 217 At Manchester Memorial bring his vehicle to a timely • H ie Benjamin J. Callahan Fu- pital and one was admitted. William Curtis. Spotlissly Hospital Avens was advised stop, (hart he was inattentive, . neral Home, 1602 Main St., East In Oils Friday Edward Sliney, 16, of 351 Sum­ and discharged, hospital offi­ • Hartford, is in chaf^c of ar- mit St. was charged with reck­ and thait he drove “ lii reckless General Electric cials say. A passenger in Avens Manchester Chapter, Disabled Dots Glean 'irangements which are incom- M. Dwighit Pulford (Mrs. less driving, after the car he and wanton disregard for the vehicle, Zelmar Avens of 171 American ’Veterans, will meet Charles N. Gregory Jr.) of West was driving hit the rear of a rights of persons lawfully using Everything "plete. Hawthorne St., was also taken tomorrow at ,8 p.m. at the Hartford will give an aU paint­ car driven by Joan B. Taylor, said highway.” Woshobly to the hospital and was admit­ American Legion Home. Final AUTOMATIC WASHER Dishes Mrs. Mary H. McDonald ing demonstratiion at a meet­ of 118 McKee St. on Broad St. The action is returnable in 8 Water Temps, Lint Filter ted, hospital officials say. He is arrangements will be made for Hartford County Superior Court Perfect 167 Mrs. Mary A. Hendron Mc- ing of the Manchester Fine near Center St. yesterday short­ reported to be in satisfiaotory the installation of offlceo-s. in May. and Donalld, 83, of Hartford, far- Arts Aasoedatdon Friday at 8 ly before 1 a.m. condition today. marly of Manchester, died Fri­ p.m. at lone Hall, Regent St. Police say the Sliney ve­ Minor damage was done to ’The Manchester Italian-Amer- General Electric day at a Hartftxrd convalescent She will do a double porbraiit hicle WM traveling at a high both vehicles when a car driv­ Sparkling hospital. of “A Child and Her Dog.” ican Society will meet at 8 to­ rate of speed, was unable to en by Patrick J. Clancy, 41, night at its clubhouse. lORM to Visit WASHER-DRYER Mrs. MciDonald was bora May The artist received her B.S. stop and rammed the Taylor ve­ of 167 Highland St, hit a car 17, 1883 in Mendhester, and degree in art in 1949 from hicle which was waiting for a driven by Paul J. Hublard, 25, Valley Forge Silverware ‘Eved in Hartford most of her Skidmore College, Saratoga light to change. of 312 E. Middle ’Tpke. on E. COMBINATION Hife. Springs, N.Y. She is also a Sharon R. Randall of 152 Center near Spruce St. Satur­ Label ^Fixers^ A Faith of Our Fathers Chap­ 287 WIthoBt Survivors include a son, graduate of Hartford Art Loomis St. was charged with day evening, police say. Clancy el at Freedom’s Foundation, James McDonald of Newington, School. She has received sever­ disregarding a stop sign, after received a written warning for Receive Warning Valley Forge, Pa., will be ded­ and two' grandchildren. al awards and has had many the car she was driving collid­ driving after drinking. icated May 1, (Loyalty Day) in General Electric Hand Rlnalig The funeral will be held to­ one-man shows. She is a mem­ ed with a truck driven by Dan­ A 16-year-old passenger, De­ HARTFORD (AP) — Food the name of the Improved Order 2-Speed, Separate Wash and Binse Tenqw. morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the ber of the Hartford Society of iel V. Pantanella, 24; of 57 High nise Rochon of Blast Hartford stores that mis-label the weight of Red Men (lORM) and its Fissebte Funeral Home, 20 Sis­ Women Painters, West Hart­ St. at Oakland and Hud.son Sts. was taken to the ho.spital after and quality of their products auxiliary, the Degree of Poca­ aid son Ave., Hartford, with a Mass ford Art League, Coordinating Saturday afternoon. the car in wiUeh she was rid­ on Saturdays when they know hontas. Members of Mianton- AUTOMATIC WASHER of requiem at Our Lady of Sor­ Ootmcdl of the Arts and the John C. Carroll. 42, of 8 Gos- ing, driven by Robert D. Skog- the Inspectors of the state’s omah Tribe and Lakota Trlbey 197 rows Ohurch, Hartford, at 9. Scraping - Hartford Art School Auxiliary. lee Dr. was charged with failure lund, Jr. 19, of Blast Hartford, Consumer Protection Depart­ Degree of Pocahontas, both Burial win be in St. Bridget Mrs. Gregory is chairman of to obey state traffic control was hit by a car driven by Lee ment have the day off, have Manchester, plan to join six Oemetery. an Art Show for Plaza 7 to be markings, after the car he was Derosier, 26, of WlUimantic at been warned to toe the line. bus loads of members from Con­ General Electric Friends may call at the fu­ held from June 16 to 18 at the driving sideswi'ped a car driv­ Center and Adams &ts. Satur­ Saturday spot-checks will be necticut going to the event. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Hartford National Bank 'Tow­ en by Louis F. Allevo, 18, of day shortly before 11 p.m. initiated to see to it that cus­ Connecticut tribes and coim- er, which is sponsored by the BUILT-IN DISHWASHER Spruce St. on Center St. near Police say the girl passenger tomers are getting their mon­ cils donated more than $5,(X)0 BUILT-IN AUTOMATIC Mrs. Oari W. Priess Coordinataon Council of the Norman St. Saturday, shortly af­ complained of a sore neck and ey’s worth In weight and quali­ for the chapel which cost about 2-W ay Wash Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery Arts. She is also a member of How did our serviceman earn, 137 ter 9 a.m. Police say debris on was taken to the hospital by ty. CJommissioner James Casey $7Q,0(X). It is located in the Hall _Prless, 87, of 26 Benton St., the board of trustees of the the road indicated that the Car- amburance v^ere she was X- said Saturday. of Patriots at Freedom Founda­ wife of Carl W. Priess, died yes­ proposed Community' Art Cen­ roll vehicle was over the yellow rayed and discharged. “ I am sure the stores who tion. all these gold stars?, G-E DISHWASHER terday afternoon at a Manches­ ter! Hartford. General Electric line about a foot when impact Both vehicles had to be tow­ .stand firmly behind the max­ ter convalescent home. Members are reminded to Those wisliing further infor­ took place. ed away. Skoglund received a ims of quality will appreciate Mrs. Priess was born May 28, submit paintings for selection mation on the trip to Valley Ten persons in three ve­ written warning for failure to the department’s efforts to weed PORTABLE DISHWASHER 1990 in LoweU, Mass., and liv­ of Pictures of the Month. Plans Forge may contact Past Great WITH SOFT FOOD WASTE DISPOSER hicles escaped injury, and there grant the right of way an out a few bad apples,” Casey ed in Manchester for more than for a Spring Art Show of the Pocahontas BJdith Rockwell, S-Way Wash were no arrests when the cars intense otion- said. 127 46 years. She was a communi­ Association to be held May 1 Box 66, Station A, Hartford. KEEPING cant of St. James’ Church, and through May 6 at Mott’s Com­ with New a . member of the Ladies of St. munity Hall wiiH be discussed. General Electric James’ and Bie American Le­ The meeting is open to the pub­ MINI-BASKET HEATING COSTS CONTEBTIBLB gion Auxiliary. lic. T H e n if u f Survivors, besides her hus­ band, include a daughter, Mrs. Pagani's Manchester Caterers, Inc. DOWN PORTABLE DISHWASHER Evelyn B. Hutton of Manches- Minutemen Win WHAT PLANT IS 197 -ter; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret CULTIVATED IN jWe have our own servicemen. Not everyon? Clothea stay new and freeh looking longer 247 because correct wash speeds help you es­ Allen of Vernon and Mrs. Lucy Hie new owners and operators of the oil new Crystal Lake Restaurant At Bridge Again NEARLY EVERY does. Our men are interested in making your tablish wasUng oonditiona to meet each Has 5 separate washing NOORD, Mass. (AP) — CO UN TRY P clothes — up to 16 pounds come clean with shower and exdttsive silver shower. Rinse GIo automaticaUy adds ' ’dress is unknown; two grand- Minutemen turned back the many friends and customers) to moke us say quit serving you all you lowest cost because then you’ll keep buymg oil th orou ^ washing action. HI-SPEED DISPOSAL idhildren and several nieces and British at the Old North Bridge con eat... from us. Remember, three out of four furnaces rinse, agent to the final rinse. Long lasting PVC cushion guard tub. ' nephews. here again Saturday — this EUmlnatea Food Bapldfy waste fuel. Thanks to Mobil Ifechnical Research The funeral will be held time with an audience of more Our own pickled mushrooms, Italian onriposto, and macaroni with moot '.‘Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from than 10,000 persons. our men have the latest facts on how to make •the Holmes FUneral Home, 4b0 With musket fire (blanks) and sauce is served with every meal. . . your furnace the one:in-four that keeps heating uniforms (replicas), some 760 .Main St., wlQi a solemn high costs at a minimum. There’s a big difference in BUY ON LONG EASY TERMS...TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! . -Mass of requiem at St. James’ men took part In the first re­ We Guarantee Every Dinner with Complete SaHsfaetion— er You Don't Church at 9. Burial will be in enactment since 1925 of the sec­ distributors. Let one of our servicemen earn Vetjerana Section of East Ceme- ond battle of file Revolutionary Poyl Meals Served 12 Neon to 9 P.M. another gold star by showing you how big War. • ^ , :V ^difference can be. ^ ,j Friends may caU at the fu­ It was staged as part of Con­ Avfdlable For: Weddingfs, Banquets, Parties, Out­ neral home tomorrow from 2 to cord’s four-day observance o t OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9P. .’ .4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Patriot's Day (April 19) and as ings, etc. Phones: 875-9958, 646-0037 or 643-0082. Mobil a rehearsal for the battle’s bi­ We Give Personal Attention centennial celebration in 1976. SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. M n. Margaret T. McRory to Every fauuranoe Need and Mrs. Margoreit Thoorpe Mc- The re-enactment lasted about NiOiRMAiNtS Cover Nearly Everything^ OPEN THE YEAR ROUND! INC. *mfbory at Hoctforil, moftier of 20 minutes. The Minutemen Mobilheat ;MiB. Meigoret Simon of Man- were about 450 volunteers from from a Busineea Plant to a «ta8ster, died Friday at Hart- 11 area towns, and the British Cultivated Plant! Phone 649- UoBptualL were 800 members of Connecti­ 4863. The answer la Tobacco. "Big or Small, — Sur*Hwara olao include 2 eons, cut and New ’York historical MORiARTY BROTHERS 445 HARTFORD ROAD otlnr daughtan, 2 brothera, groups. Cbreici H. ilndersM We Cater To AH" 301 CENTER STOEET fiMeni, i t grandchHdnen and The role of (3ol. James Bar­ gnoLggBnddiUdireo. rett, who ordered his Minute- INSURANCE TELEPHONE 643.5135 - - Funeral oervices wifl be held men not to fire 'unless fired up­ AOENCY, INC., ~ • k Focilitles^^or 2,500! Always Plenty of Free Parking Space “SERVICE” Our Best ProductI .t^tm aonav at 11 ■ a.m .' art the on, was played by a direct a l ^ nHigj-i ^•iMrlor and Modeen Funeral descendant, James Barrett EIUIIDI.Ml(Slllliinl' • k Parking For 1,000 Cars! 'J b m R 136 & iU ia at^ Went WcKxl of CbnoonL 74 E. 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•t PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN,, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 Section Two MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 Pages 11 ifications playfbegan as mem­ Martc Staknis, Peter Coma and Chess Players bers contested each other to at­ Lawrence Perry. Tolland tain a proficiency rank, which Interrcluh competition will Meet at Iona requires fiVe points. After aev- continue this we^. A short ,, HOME OF Lightning Rips House; eral intermediate ranks at­ business meeting will be held Mrs. Kenneson Resigns Membership in the Manches­ tained after each five wins, the at 8 p.m. SERVICE ter Chess Club is still open to final rank of championship ia Club member Robert Hodg­ Dad^ Daughter Uninjured all, but a limit pf .76 mem- made on 30 points. son, a stiudent at East Cath­ As Town Democrat Aide berb was set recently at an ex­ H a n d The following members each olic High School recently qual­ Mrs! Vivien Kenneson of Gch- A Voter Registration Sessioa (Continued from Page One) ecutive meeting of the, chib. gained two points last week on ified as high school expert to rfngi Rd. has mibmitted her for all eUg«ble votens, at least without a home for at least The club will meet again at the rating scale; Michael Zot- represent Hartford County at iFoni .the house and dumped It readgnation as secretary .-nd 21 years of age and lesidents 1 QUALITY two weeks. While the work of Iona HaU, Iona Mfg. Co., Re­ ta, Joseph Machione, Norman the state high school tourna­ the ground.. putting the house back in' shape member of the Democratic of the town for six months, wW gent St. on Wednesday, and Arey, president, Henry Tllden, ment finals on May 13. Hodg­ popular y It broke every cellar window goes forward, they are living each Wednesday thereafter Fred Cook and Robert Schwarz. son and a Simsbury student Town Committee, effective im­ be held tomorrow night from 6 'Rnd five of'the windows on the with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.. from 6 to 10:80 p.m. Registering one point were An­ won the Hartford County semi­ mediately. to 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. 'M • tlrst floor. Florenttno Zanlungo of 126 Last week inter-club qual­ drew Lowe, Uoyd Gustafson finals by beating the nine high Democratic Town Chairman The Board of Selectmen's Spruce St. ' It melted the covering on the school champions in Hartford Preston Harding stated last meeting will be hdd tomorrow Repair work ■will get undeiv armored cable which carries the County. He represents East night the coonihittee will act on night at 8 in the Town HaU In­ way soon. On Sunday morning alectrlcity. It shattered light Catholic High School. -the resignation at its next meet­ stead of the usued 7:30 because workers of the John Wenner- ^^SAVE bulbs in several places. ing. of the ■voter registration ses­ greh Construction Company Mrs. Kenneson cited a lack of sion. iKiflajnaged floor Joists and boarded up the hole and the OPEN ALL DAY time and conflict with her The Annual Meeting of the Wfted iKTOrtlon of the floor windows. EARLY WEEK in the livbtg room. SUNDAY school studdes,' her family and Tolland Junior Woman’s Club At 64 Florence, the George Job os the reason for her resig­ wiU be held tomorrow night at It blew two doors of their Freemer residence, the damage 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. nation. She expressed a contin­ 8 at the Italian American hinges. was not so severe, but it was ARTHUR DRUG ued wiJllngness to assist with Friendship Club. . SPECIALS ' In the child’s bddroom up- almost as startling. There the campaign octivltiee. ' The Lay School oif Religion I Stairs, it blew off tlies^base- lightning hit tl^e tree, splitting Students to Visit Capitol will meet tomorrow night at 8 board. ^ and splintering it. Tolland eighth grade students at the United Oongregataonal ” The concussion blew out wb».. It scattered chunks of wood will visit the State Capitol Church. Bows on the fronts at at, least ajid sticks across the lengthy Wednesday, as invited guests of }wo houses across die street. and width of a large lawn, State Rep. Robert D. King of Manchester Evening Herald - The mishap left the Kellys hurllhg^some of them against 6he OS Km the 48th district. Tolland correspondent, Bettb DON’T the housg;^.^ome distance away, The students will visit the Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. where they broke windows and Supreme Court Building, State FORGET! scarred the siding. M an yof the THE WIGGERY Library, the Capitol Building, pieces of the tr e d -^ n k were ■OEWt S the House of Representatives LIGGEn DRUG reduced to kindling-stze. and the Senate. Also included PARKADE The shattered woods, was BEAUTY SALON is a possible tour of the Hart­ Marvelous OPEN spread from Florence St. to 525 MAIN STREET— 643-2330 ford Public Library. Oak St. The tree stood about Faculty chaperones will in­ Fabrics 17:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. halfway between the streets at clude Mrs. Ruth Matteson, Wil­ for marching down the aisle! the back of the house lot. liam Holley, Kenneth Krivanec, 4 Ttr SPECIAL Kenneth White and three addi­ MON., TUES., WED.— LIMITED TIME tional teachers. St. Matthew’s Notes SHAMPOO SET * Adults of St. Matthew’s Par­ S2JIS ish who have not been confirm­ TOP COMPLETE ed will meet with the Rev. J. M k Clifford Curtin tomorrow night DOUBLE VVALUE thousnt for the week Over S3 years experience. at 8 in the Parish Center. BRAND NAME Goto WAVE $9.98 All work done in onr new, A confirmation ceremony for COMPLETE modem body shop. adults will be held May 14 at The lightning struck and shattered a tree, (left) 4 p.m. in St. Patrick Cathedral By OBM WEST followed along the wire grid fence and jumped to in Norwich. STAMPS the corner of the Kelly house where it blasted a CUIROL HAIR COLORING $6.50 MORIARTY "Operation Cleanup” has been Lots of proud people strive for ana glory in a stunning hole. Kelly looks over the broken plaster wall be­ sciheduled for 9:30 a.m. on May COMPLETE status symbol. Other people, equally proud, have a sad status. hind the TV set he was watching when the explo­ 6. Parishioners are asked to as­ EVERY For some families, a status symbol is a heritage given in the committee of the New England ★ sist in the deaning of the /- cradle, released at the grave. sion took place. (Herald pholos by Ofiara) COMPLETE BROTHERS Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, a church. __ A status symbol is an accomplishment. However, a moral Turcolte Given For Journalism JoumaUsm society. FROSTING $15.00 301 CENTER ST. Parents of the First Commu- stature linked to the material status is far more Important. ndon Class are requested to WEDNESDAY Surely all good people will agree moral stature should over­ WATERVILLE, Maine (AP)— NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED 643.5135 hand in thedr child’s Baptismal BRIDAL FABRICS shadow material status. record. 2-7 Year Term Trustees of the Academy of Hucks Given Choicesi Meats In Town! Pilgrim Fellowship A status symbol is a fragile possession. Bad Judgment, OUR (Continued from Page Ona) New. England Journalists an­ 'The Pilgjniim Fellowship of the bad breaks, bad behavior—even other people can crash a more worthy of consideration,” SPECIALTY nounced Monday the election of United Oongregataonal Ghurch status symbol to Smithereens. A moral stature is not so "Never before, and probably he added. Prison Term fragile. You can destroy it of course, but no one else can three veteran flew England wiJl hold a Car Wadi and Bake MANCHESTER never again, will I have the op­ Two alternate Jurors who sat TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! destroy it for you. A status symbol is a part of the world. newspapermen to a p ad e m y George H. Hucks, 19. of 9 Sale, Saturday at the church to portunity to represent a client on Turcotte’s first degree mur­ BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER—TOLLAND TURNPIKE Moral stature Is a part of the person. This is another way membership. Griswold St., was sentenced to­ help finance their trip to New more worthy of this court than der triad, watched the former LEAN, SHl^T SHANK of pointings out, "'We are In the world—we are not of the Chairman Leslie Moore of the day in Hartford Superior York, Apnia 26. world.” . . . Richard Turcotte,” the attorney town empJoye and supemumery academy’s board of trustees Court to two concurrent 6- to lb. The BuUctin Board said. policeman spring to his feet as SMOKED SHOULDERS 39c Identified the three as Charles 14-year state’s prison terms. The Planning and Zoning L o q m i "At the risk of being pre­ Judge Radin began to reeid the SULLIVAN AVENUE WAIKINS-WEST FCNEBAL SERVICE E Gallagher, manag^ing editor Hucks was con'vlc'ted by a Oommiissdon will meet tonight 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST sumptuous, your honor will nev­ sentence. • 11/2-LB. SIZE of the Lynn (Mass.) Item; Law­ 12-member Jury last month on at 8 in the Town Hall. SHOPPING CENTER 142 East Center Street—649-7196 er again have the challenge of "The penalty of this court is charges of indecent assault and The Women's VoUeyball MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR imposing a sentence on a man rence K'. (Pete) Miller, editor each 2 to 7 years in state’s prison,” and co-owner of the Berkshire risk of injury to a minor. CORNISH HENS 69c League will hold its first ses­ MILLS, Judge Radin declared. Eagle; Pittsfield, Mass.; and The arrest stems from an as­ (W E RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTTITY) sion of the year, tonight at 8 in Turcotte, dressed in a light John R. Reitemeyer, president sault Aug. 5, 1906 on an 8- the Hicks Memorial School grray suit, white shirt, and black and publisher of the JIartford, year-old girl in St. James’ gym. BURR CORNERS POPULAR B4RICHEP shoes, turned to his father, sit­ The Follow-up Committee of Conn., Courant. Cemetery. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SHOPPING CENTER ting behind him, and managed Thousands are acclaiming this fhe the United Congregational Moore said the selections on Police were called after the 817 Highland St., Hanchestoti^Phoiie 64S-4S78 MANCHESTER Large a week smUe as a deputy sher­ Church will meet tonight at 8 the basis of sutained distinction g;irl ran hoine crying hysteri­ Next to Caldor iff reached imder his coat to r at the church. 20-oz. in Journalism were made by a cally. taoves SALE ENDING! a pair of handcuffs. Best Homemaker we ever offered! WHITE BREAD 4 " I ’m ready to go, let’s go, Turcotte said. POPULAR CALIFORNIA The sheriff clapped the hand­ Choice 28 OZ. cuffs on Turcotte’s extended Sliced In wrists and led ham into the foy­ CANS $100 er at the rear of the carpeted Heavy Syrup courtroom to await transporta- PEACHES tdon to state’s prison. Buy N o w only The meudmum sentence fOY H appy .... NEW! 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NOW 64S-2741—write main at, mandiMter 39c Mmlttion Fm r Evuyons is welcoina MANCHESTER OPEN A DAYS oaI iTHURS. tffl 9 P.M. 319 MAIN STREET fed. MANCHESTER EVENING H13ULD, MANCiHESTER^ qONN.t MONI^AY, APRIL 17, 1967 MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 School In West Haftforil tor tee F c r r a p f i summer eeason from June 24 p.m. In all areas except ma­ vllle; Norma Sehumey of 72 Men's Sbop,^ second plaoe fin­ seoood maridng period. Vernon to Sept. 4. ternity where they are 2 to 4 Ward St.; Emmaline Blackwlld- ishers, in tee first game of a New England's Laading Police Arresto Those wishing to apply may and 7 to 8 p.m. er of, 31 Charter Rd.; Domlnk best of three. Broeet LsiPlante, 86, of 2 mail their bid to the Vernon Admitted Thursday: Michael Kulpa of 66 Prospect St.; Leon­ An opening ganie at 6:16 will TwO'Yaar Professional sans haiwk 'PraMI, Oov^try, w w ^Recreation Commission, Box Wendus of 41 Range Hill I>r.: ard Fehr o£ Glennwood Rd., El­ pikt the Wolff-Zackin Eight The Baby Has rested last night at 9:29 pjn. At New Mayor, Board 265 with “(xmcesslcm bid” clear­ Robert WMllams of Sandy Beach lington; Eleie Robb of Center Grade All-Stars against tee School of Set'V-Daiice South and West Sts. and tfiarg* ly marked on the envelope. Rd.; Deborah Fenn of 10 Rau Rd.; Dominic Lupacchlno of Windsor Locks Shamrocks, a r t with paasiRg through a ,etop Blds'wlll be opened at 6 p.m. St.; Hellen Rider of 31 Hill­ Mary Lane; Raymond Mooney group of eighth and ninth grad­ sign and operating a motor ya- on May ;.l at the recreation of­ side Msuior Ave.; Ronald Ko­ of 4 Hilltop Dr. ers. The locals have won 18 and hlcle whlla u n ^ the influence Take Oath Tonight lost S over tee eeason. ACCOUNTING For May 5 of intoxicating liquor or drugs, fice at the Lottie Fisk building walski of Grahaber.Rd., Tol­ Basketball Finale ••• Tonight the new Board of sponsored by the Tolland Coun­ In Henry Park. Further infor­ land; Conrad Albert of Wap- ’The finals In Um Vernon Applications now being accepted for Been Named The RepubUoaa Party Victory police said today. R^ie^tnttves will be sworn ty Extension Service . next mation is available from Don­ ping; Sam Guadalupe of Ab­ Men’s Senior Basketball League The Herald’e Vernon Burean Sept, 1967, admission. Dinner Dance will be May 6 at He was released uiKlet bond bott Rd., Ellington; Cpleen start tonight at 7:30 at tee Rock­ to a t 88 Park S t, toL ^76-3136 of $260 for appearance in Rock­ ih befoM M a r s t m(6etlng In Thursday and April 27 at 8 p.m. ald Berger, director of recrea­ HARTFORD INSTITUTE OP ACCOUNTING Bdbartaoa, Ihomaa Malcolm, aon of Malcolm Jr, and the Koacluszko Club on Vernon {the adminiirtr»tl The first formal discussion ies and clothes. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bennett, • of the town budget for coming ’There will be an imveUlng of John Carta. Mystic. She has a sister, Beverly Ann 16 months. Rummage Sale {fiscal year beginning July 1 SBveral “mystery models’’, club • * * • * imay be h^d by the new board. members selected to model the The WSOS of tee Vernon Owens, William Edmondson, son of G, Hichard and Lor­ Meteodlist Church will hold a The budget totals $5,857,818 “total look.’’ raine Edmondson Owens, Milne Dr., Vepnbn. He was born The general public is Invited. Sprindg Rummage Sale at the Marlow’s says: and will be the largest in Ver­ April 12 at Manchester Memorial. Hoipitai. His maternal ChTirdh April 22 from 9 am . non history when accepted. The 4-H paablons grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WillTam F. Edmondson, 26 g $ until 12:30 p.m. biggest item again is $3,634,474 Over 300 ToUand County 4-H Hazel Ave., Naugatuck. His paternal grandparent Is Mrs. Donattons can be made by Ifs time for a for the Board of Education. d u b members will model fash­ John E. Owens, 37 Ridgeway Bdad, Easton. calling Mrs. Richard Hannaford This will be slightly higher ions they have created to their or Mrs. David Howe. trouble-free Toro! when the new teacher contracts 4-H doithlng projects at the Tbl- Virkutls, Ruthle Bernadeta D., daughter of Augustus have been figured in. Star-Kist Tuna Windermere PTO If you own a cheap po\4er land County 4-H Clothing Revue and Donata Auslura Yirkutls, 72 N. Elm St. She was boro The Windermere School PTO But retired Mayor Thomas J. Saturday. CHUNK LIGHT IN OIL April 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She has two sis­ mower now, you probsb^ MIcCusker has repeatedly said a in ESUington has postponed its know all about expensive The show will be in the Long- ters, Irene, 15, Md Danguole, 10. meeting tomorrow night be­ tax cut is possible despite the ley Auditccium of the Mansfield repair' bUto and miserable budget rise. He has cited the cause of tee town meeting. Hie summer Saturdays. Tou’re State Training School at 7:30 Stock your freezer with savings! Always new meeting date will be an­ probably ready for a trouble- more than $100,000 surplus ex­ p.m. The public is Invited. nounced. free TORO . . . Come on In pected from this year, the $6 good to hove on hand for salad, casse­ The County dothdng Revue is OE8 Meeting and see onel million grand list Increase and an atmual higldight of the 4-H more state aid to education. roles or sandwiches. Hope Chapter, Order of East­ Clothing Program. ern Star, will have a stated Mayor Grant, who has been The event is planned and or- going over the budget with Hc- meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at gaidzed by the County Clothing tee Masonic Temple, Orchard Cusker since the day after elec­ Cammlttee. Vernon member of tion April 4 said a two-mill cut St, The star point of Martha will Che Planning Committee is Mrs. be honored.. All former Marthas would be “Irresponsible.” Jctan Booth, and Holland, Mrs. 7 Grant sees cuts made by Mc- are invited. Officers will wear Robert Smith. white gowns. Cusker as necessary items. He Church Guest Night died the new fire truck for Mrs. Robert Silver and Mrs. Wednesday at 8 pm. the Charles Bettli:ger, program Company 3 in IMstrict n and Women’s Fellowship of Union Cream Cheese 'A Eye Peas ■, chairmen for the meeting, will the paving of roads in the Bol­ Coogregatilnnal Church wUl ton Ldce area. have a “Guests and Neighbors conduct a “Cake Wailk.” The board’s reaction to the Mrs. Pul Artz Is chairman of Night”. Invitations have been a refreshmerrt committee. budget has not been gauged sent to women of the Catholic, or On Honor RoO NewWhirlwiRiPby yet. Protestant and Jewish faiths. 10 The appointment of Abbot Aldo Grazlotin of the Culi­ CUT Miss Pamela Orttof, daugh­ Bchwebel as town counsel is nary Institute of America in ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Qr- TORO' expected tonight. Re was en­ New Havwa. will present the Usi, hoa ' been placed on the honor roll at tee Robins3 9 c TERMS!

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 MANCKE$tEB JEVENING HEllALD, ItfANCHESltB, dOW li 3!!«!>1®AY, 17, 19^ PAGE of Dieting Successful Pitch for Job Security T tiE Wins Town 10-Pin Bowling Tirtife Barber Regains Form ■ar Ray Rowett, EARL YOST Benvenuti Underdog Discovered by Yankees NEW YORK (AP) — about before the game was Singled off Stanga in thi 18th', Sports Editor Jayne Byrd Steve Barber started off being able logo nine innings.” stole second and scored on Pepi­ NEW YORK (AP)—The making a pitch for job New York and Boston had tone’s single to right, ending the more difficulty going the second 5-hour, 50-minute struggle. Riii|; Guild to Hail Pdp Tuesday Also Scewre In Bid for Crown New York Yankees discov­ National League security and wound up JBERAJUlt-FIrBt place h/4 to a 3-0 victory over California. header sweep. Detroit split a Adair. Ken Berry opened the cluding 18 knockouts. other highs. Leading the dis- ' San Fran. .. 1 6 .187 4 inning with a single and raced mined’ Mario Frattaroll befwa from New York at lS-5 over the hours and SO minutes and 18 Jim Fregosi, whose lOth-in- doubleheader with Kansas City, . . The bout will be telecast na- taff side were Bert Clulow’s 87 Los Angeles 0 4 .000 4 winning 6-3 before bowing 11-7, to third on Knowles’ wild plckoff handsome 28-year-old challeng. tio„aliy to some 80 stations, average and Jenny Eells’ 133 innings to beat Boston 7-6. ning RBI single had given the Steak. House In Hartford. merly the IC(5—are handling td two with one tie. er from Trieste for the televi­ Sunday’s Results Angels a 6-4 nod in the double- and Cleveland nipped Minnesota attempt, Tom McCraw ground­ Pep, the cleverest ever of the the Hall of Fame promotion - New York will be blacked out of single, tops for the under 99 “Stottlemyre outweighs me Philadelphia 2, New York 0 sion 16-rounder. now,” moaned Tom Tresh, who header opener, ruined Barber’s 4-3 in a single game. ed out and Knowles Issued a the telecast. Starting time Is 10 average rollers. Winning teani . St. LoiUs 11, Houston 8 pair of Intentional walks, filling Several hundred Italians, in­ p.m., EST. members were Heck,^ Sol Cohen, has been trying to take off some bid with a one-Out double in the cluding Benvenuti’s wife, father Cincinnaiti 4-6, San Fran. 1-0 the liases, before walking Adair. Reg Pinto, Helen French and weight. Mel Stottlemyre, one of ninth. ORIOLES-ANGELS— Jayne Byrd wno up­ and brother, have flown here to Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 Three-run homers by Tommy a puraa. The former 126<^»ound Inatione . . . Bill Afford, Ruth Sharp. the few Yankee pitchers whd Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 1 Barber finished with a one- Barber, who walked three An­ set defending women's cham­ root for the European champi­ did not see action in the mara- hitter, facing 31 batters, and left gels and struck out three, went Agee and Pete Ward backed king twite ran up improve former New York/ Yankee pion, Eleanor VYlIson, 3-2. on. There will be thousands of Condio Winner Today’s Games Joel Horlen’s six-hit pitching in wtandaig streaks of 62 and 73 pitcher, ia the new assistant FRIENDSHIP— Steffle Bor- thoh. Is a siender 6-foot-2, 183 Chicago (Holtzmon 8-0 at little doubt he's ready to re­ to a 3-0 count on Fregosi in the All finalists received cash other supporters for the Italian pounds. claim his spot in the Orioles’ ninth. He threw a strike and the first game. varsity diamond mentor at in a crowd of about 15,000 which In Trap Shoot cllo 187, Joy Wiley 177—462, Philadelphia (Ellsworth 0-0) • • * Principal speaker wKU - be Southern (Connecticut stqte awards with the winners also "I had to do something,” said night pitching rotation. then was clipped for the lone receiving trophies donated by« will pay $125,000 or more. Ann Gagnon 457, Carolyn Ker­ Joe Pepitone, whose single It was the first American California hit — a line double to ’nGERS-A’S— Johnny Condon, voice behind Collegf. A rt Ceccarelll, an- Johnny Wilson, Vince Dundee, Stepping into the winners’ shaw 452. New York (Cardwell 0-1) at the mike at Madison Square other fortner major league Parkade Lanes. Mayor Nate drove in Jake Gibbs with the League appearance for Barber left. The Tigers scored five runs in Agostinelll presented the win­ Fred Apostoli, Rocky Graziano, circle, John Condio downed 44 Pittsburgh (Law 0-1), night O^en events. pitcher, .& also an assistant targets to rule the roost in the .Winning run. "1 had only toast Only games scheduled. since last Sept. 23, when he was Curt Blefary’s run-producing the sixth inning of their opener ners with their rewards. Jake LaMotta, Carmen Basilio SPOUSES—Fred Oakes 139- and coffee for breakfast at 9:30 lifted by Manager Hank Bauer at Kansas City, Jim Northrop Sam Gullno, Guild vice pres- coach with the New Haven and Joey Giardello were the weekly Manchester Fox & (joon 147—381, Bob Willette 146— ^Tuesday’s Games single in the first inning gave Ident, reports tickets will be collegd . . . Seeking a aUrt- Wyman and Frattaroll were this morning. My wife had a after holding the Angels hitless Barber the only run he needed, capping the outburst ■with a Americans of ItalVan descent’to 7?r®P Shoot in North Cov- 394, Jim Moore 253, Lou 'Val- Chicago at Philadelphia, N available at the door. tag, berth' on , East <3athoHc even after four games, the roast on at 4 o’clock. Imagine New York at Pittsburgh, N for five innings. but the Orioles added runs in three-run double. Dennis Mc­ eventual champion taking the win the 160-pound division ®"‘*'y yesterday. Bernie Con- Ileres 368. how cold it is now.” Houston at Atlanta, N Tendonitis in his left elbow the fourth and ninth. Lain was the winner, firing a n u * High's baseball team is ,Dennis , first, 200-194 and third, 176- crown roy’s 41 hits edged Ron Tour- Gibbs was not sure whether Cincinnati at Los Angeles, N kept the 28-year-old veteran out Fregosi’s game-winning hit in six-hitter. T dropping the second ■(Herald Photo by Saternis) TibeVio Mitri, the last Italian P'®®®' RESTAURANT—Gene Grille of action for most of the second the 10th inning of the opener Brilliant relief work by rookie Here ’n Tliprc ^yvies. Resident of the East fourth, 183-170 and 214- Bill Wyman, Jayne Byrd, Ray Rowett citizen to get a shot at the title, ^tay Jenack s 20 bulls took 135— 361, Vic MarinelH 145— fatigue or hunger was his big­ St. Louis at San Francisco' Amorcr the die-hard specta­ gest problem. He caught the half of the 1966 season and side­ followed a lead-off single by Bob Tony Pierce an(J veteran Bob Booster Club is the athlete's 166. was given a 15-round beating by ^®P honors in the 25 shot event. 371, Frank Calvo 155-165— lined him during the Orioles’ tors at ElUnsrton HdA’s kPme father, Walne. . . . Bob Casey, enUre game before he walked in Ameiican League Rodgers,and a sacrifice by Jim Duliba choked ^(f an eighth- basebaU opener asalrwt/ftock- Wyman rollfH a lO'l in the, LaMotta at the Garden on July 448, Bert Davis 153-176—437, the 18th and stole second. He W. L. Pet. G.B. four-game World Series sweep Piersall. Successive 'homers by inning Detroit rally in the night­ former member of the New fifth game. Frattaroll picked' 12, 1950. 60 shots—Sal 'Contanzo 39, Red Oakman 366, Eid Doucette viiile High last Saturday after- Glover Scores First PGA Win P'.ck Loot 39, Rene Girardin had only some soda and cookies Baltimore , . 4 2 .687 — over Los Angeles. He took a 10- Jose Cardenal and Don Mincher cap and the A’s seWed it up York Yankee promotional staff. 5-8 split in the 10th "I’ve seen Griffith fight and I Jr. .165-140—425, Dick Krlnjak nwn In the cold and rain were npw back with the New Haven - hhah WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — one came on the second extra 37, John Quinn 35, Mike Jenack during batting practice. Kan. a ty .,. 3 2 .600 3 record into the All-Star break with two out in the ninth had with three runs in their half. three horses, all with rideiii ____ _ * spare then added know what I must do,” said 139—361, Bill Sheekey 348, but didn't win another game. • * * Register’s yorts staff, reports ^ ^^e score hole from 10 feet and opened the 33, Jim Mc'Veigh 31. If their stomachs had not been New York . . 3 2 .600 V i pulled the Angels even. Rockville won, 5-1 . . . Among Randy Glover is pver the hump Benvenuti as fight time ap­ Walt Suchy 371, Hank Frey rumbling so loud, the Yankees Chicago — . 3 2 .600 V i “I'm not upset,” Barber, said • • * INDIAN8-TWIN8— there will be a change in the the sixth game. — he has his first major PGA docna to the lucrative extras of proached. "Joey Archer could 25 shots—Brien Conroy 18, 136— 375, A1 Gauba 173—382, after Fregosi exploded the no­ the fans on hand at Yankee touring golf life that are availa­ Rene Luscier 17, Ron Kidd 17. might have had a few words to California ... 3 3 .500 1 YANKS-RB2D SOX— Sam McDowell pitched out of Stadium yesterday for the 18- Yankee announcing staff at the wyman and Frattaroll matched golf tournament victory and will have beaten him. I will.’’ ' Ken Seaton 363, A1 Falcetta say about the weather, too. It Detroit ...., .500 1 hit bid in the nihth. "It would A1 Downing blanked Boston an eighth-inning jam as the In­ end of the current season when u^tll Wyman threw a ble only to tournament winners.' Griffith’s, only knockout loss 137— 359, Ed Paganl 141—378, . 3 3 inndng battle between the Yan­ use his $5,000 first-place check was probably the coldest 18-in­ Cleveland .., 2 2 .600 1 have been nice to pitch one. But over the final five innings to dians held off Minnesota. Leon me present contract expires, double strike in the 10th box. Randy was tabbed as a top was inflicted on him by Rubin John Reider 138—364, Tony De­ it’s awfully good to win one. kees and Boston Red Sox was to pay for the new car he bought ning game played In, major DUMPED—Catching the ball and awaiting the arrival of Mike Hershberger of Wa-sh’n...... 2 3 .400 Ui earn the victory while Lee Wagner’s two-run homer in the JeW Koelach. The Yanks wtm, Red Barber. Incidentally, is y,e game, 189-185, prospect a couple ot yeairs ago (H urric^e Carter, a left-hook­ ' Softball Meet Simone 374, Bob Heck 356, Bob league history because it was the A’s is the Orioles’ Boog Powell. The latter was bowled over but held the Boston ...... , 2 3 .400 l',4 “The thing I was concerned Stange took the loss. Jake Gibbs fourth was the deciding blow. 7-6 In just under six hours . . . living in Miami and during my championship by six pins, a week ago. ■when he won over $40,000 on the ing specialist, in the first round Freeland 140—365, Rick Cavar the longest played so early in Minnesota . . 1 4 .250 2M, Middletown’s BUI Denehv made trip South this spring he re­ ^ th men carried 183 aver­ The sturdy 6-year-oid Flo­ tour. But until he won in over­ at Pittsburgh, Dec. 20, 1963. Tonight at Rec 137—355, Leo Rivers 150—377, ball for the out. (AP Photofax) ported he was happy to be on the season. Sunday’s Results just one bad pitch in his de­ ages into the contest. rence, S.C., professional showed time over the 6,700-yard Cape Benvenuti has fought out ot Rollie Irish 149—363, Ray The temperature was in the Detroit 6-7, Kansas City 3-11 but with the Mets and Richie the sidelines . . . but that Rowett, brother of last year’s Sunday whey he is co-holder of Fear Country Club course he Italy only twice In compiling a Slow-pitoh softball will be the Northaih 147—362, Dick Sim­ low 40s on an overcast day. California 5-0, Baltimore 4-3, Allen of the PhHs hit it for a was before the leagues started scratch champion A1 Rowett, the PGA record of 19 putts in a bad never been higher than 71-1 won-lost record, including subject of a meeting at the Bast mons 175—414, Dick Trueman' The remnants of the starting Brock Continues Homer Hitting Spree 1st game 10 innings Beard Made Right Decision two-run homer. The Ptills won, to play for keeps. gave up the first game to round as he rallied from a third in a major tour ivent. 30 knockouts. He lost his world Side Rec t'onight at 7:30. All 136—366, Win Smith 137—367, crowd of 19,290 who stayed for Chicago 7-4, Washington 3-3, 2-0. The 21-year-old .shouldn't Hence. 194-175, then came back shaky start to outlast Joe The (layoff was the fifth in 10 junior middleweight crown on a team.s interested in pla5dng In a Vic Abraltls 147-371, /Tom Ru- the finish saw 12 pitchers make 2nd game 16 innings feel too badly because you can’t o ■win three straight, hitting 233 Oampbell in a two-hole sudden- years here and was set up after disputed decision to South Ko Rec sponsored league should finl 151-155—426, Joe Cataldl 871 pitches and the hitters con­ New York 7, Boston 6, 18 in­ To Overshadow Palmer Play win without any runs no matter Short Stuff ip. the final game, the high death playoff in the $35,000 Aza­ Glover posted rounds of 68-69-67- rea’s Ki Kim-Soo in Seoul last have a representative at this Jr. 374, Dick DlBella 376. nect with 35 of them for hits. Brothers’ Results Differ nings how rood you pitch . . . Biling- flngle of the day. lea Open. 54 against Campbell’s 68-71-73- June. He stopped Germany’s meeting. Those Interested in ------Carl Yastrzemski and Tony Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 L A S VEGAS, Nev. 68-282; Jack Nicklaus, 73, Doug some 13,000 or more paced The first time that venerable Glover played 20 holes Sunday 66. They were 10 under par for Jupp Elze In the 14th round the umpiring games should also at- EARLY BIRDS —Joan (3olby play and then retired the Dodg­ ing two home runs and a pair of ton High’s ambitious baselMil Mrs. Byrd, a 10-pinner for ContgUairo of the Red Sox each NEW YORK (AP) — Today’s Gaines (AP)—Frank Beard faced Sanders, 71 and Bobby Nichols, around the green. taem, under new coach, Don Harvard Stadium ever was used jcm than two years, staged a and made only two birdies. But 72 holes. month before in Berlin. tend. 182, Barbara Callahan 131 —363. ers in the ninth. had five hits and Rico Petrlcelli Phil and Joe Niekro, of the singles. He also had two homers Washington (Colemam 1-0) at this decision after one of 70, each 284. “A lot of things were going Therrien, dropped two games in for a professional sporting event crowd-pleasing battle with Mrs. of Boston and Pej^tone each Lansing, Ohio, Niekros, In other National League Saturday and drove in eight New York (Peterson 0-1) U.S. Open champion Billy through my mind," said Beard was in August, 1960, when the wiloon. The newcomer lost the games, St. Louis outslugged runs with seven stradght hits for Arnold Palmer’s spectacu­ 48-hours last week, bowln? on had four. have struck their first blow Cleveland (Hargan 0-1) at Casper’s 73 gave him 292, and' later. Included was the thought Friday and Saturday ... It was Boston Patriots lost to the then first game, came back to win Houston 11-8, Philadelphia' shut the two games. Orlando Cepeda lar rallies of the $100,000 I^e Stange, the last of seven for brotherhood. It’s likely Minnesota (Chance 0-1) Tournament of Cham­ Masters champion Gay Brewer of an 18-holc playoff with Arnie, hard to get excited over the Dallas Texans. 24-14, in a pre- two straight, again, then rolled ' € out New York 2-0, and Cincin­ broke a 7-7 tie in the si.xth in­ Only games scheduled. had 75 for 288. and Frank indicated he didn’t soccer match on video yester­ season class. Bowling was Intro- a 231 in the fifth game, besUng i ‘ that Atlanta Manager Bil- nati took a pair from San Fran­ ning for the unbeaten Cards. pions : Tuesday’s Games Palmer, playing well ahead of think much of this idea. day and one doubts Vf the sport duced to America by Dutch set- Mr. Wilson’s 217, for the title, S r S S AI Hitchcock was far more cisco 4-1 and 6-0. * « • California at Detroit Should he try for a birdie-4 on the final hole Sunday and break Beard, a personable pro from So he said he told his caddie, will catch on with the e*i'iE Beard, 71 for 178, six under par; deadlock with Palmer. / hit the right corner of the cup, Stange had their troubles in the with an ankle Injury. Victory Ingredients One-Half Handicap Palmer, 64-279; George Archer, It is a par-5, 540-yard hole and and fell in. Cheney Opens Wednesday CalKoonce had done nicely Saturday Bowling anager Dick Williams was in getting the Pirates out in Class A—Bundl Tarca 32-4— 28, Willie Oleksinski 31-2—29, pitching in the part of the seventh and all of Boasted hy Phillies VILLAOE MIXERS — Pat D Inning, but, when Donn Frank Klernan 32-3—29, Tom 76ers Well on Way to Swjgep bidian, Eagle Nines Zemke 31-2—29, Class B—Bob Nlvison 185—485, Sally Kvadas “Parkling Qendenon and BUI Mazeroski PHILADELPHIA “Shutout pitching and a 201—504, Katy Spearin 176- one-hitter Friday was foljowed singled and Gene AUey walked, home run, what more do you want? McNamara 35-5—30, Joe Novak PHILADELPHIA (AP) riors, who average 122.4 per headed for San Francisco and 35-5—30, Ed Shaw 35-5—30, game, were undCr 100 was last the third and fourth games 170—475, Yvonne Belanger 178, Dennis Durocher went to the bullpen. Gene Mauch, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, — Coach Bill Sharman Ginger Yourkas 177-234—569, Class C—Cliff Sprague 38-8— hasn’t given up on his San Feb. 3 when they lost 129-80 to Tuesday and Thursday. Play Host Tomorrow 1-0 loss to the^nlwes"*^Sa"’* - he tried John Upham, smiled contentedly as he made this observation Sunday 30; Low gross—Willie Oleksin­ Los Angeles. Len Belanger 212, John Doran day. but a single by Manny Mota, after the Phils beat New York 2-0 for their fourth Francisco Warriors in the “They’ve got some prob­ Schoolboy baseball conies to Manchester tomorrow in 200—528, Harold Erickson 621, 1. driving in a run and leaving the ski 76; Blind Bogey—Alex As Sharman put it: "We lems,’’ Hannum said, “but a straight win of the young National League baseball Eigner 100. National Basketball Asso­ a double dose. Manchester High, under new varsity Frank Granato 515, Paul Abert b“ ®® ®°“«-ed D ur^her season. ------ciation playoffs, but he couldn’t put the ball in the hoop day’s rest, their own floor and coach, Hal Parks, makes its season debut against Bris- 507, Norma Adams 457, Dan ^ Hank^scher ^Im and then it was Niekro’s PRO SWEEPSTAKES and you can’t give that team 18 their home fans should make were Impressive in blanking turn Victory ingredients: 1. Rich “Sure we need to get some Low gross—Willie Oleksinski looks something leSs than a tal Central at Memorial Field at 3:15 while East Cath- Doran 5ii Allen’s two-run, two-out homer ***®*‘® hitting,” said Mauch picture of confirlence after more rebounds and hope to them tough," olic, a 14-5 winner of St. Thom------r ------— — 76, Stan Hilinski 77; Low net - win.” as Aquinas Friday, returns then hosts El- in the fifth inning after Dick 6weetly. ‘ But let me tell you. Joe Novak 82-9—73, Frank Chamberlain scored only 10 with only on, ,..r o, n,l„o, we have a good chance to win falling behind ,2-0 in the ^The San Francisco coach said points but he grabbed 38 re­ home for Xavier High of Mid- Ungton Wednesday before trav- enth Boston pitcher in the dec! league experience, allowed a Groat had walked, and 2. the Kiernan 79-6—73. best-of-7 championship se­ Cross to Compete sive 18th. steady pitching of veteran right­ every time we get out there be­ bis boys were “too anxious after bounds, banded out 10 assists dletown. ^Ung to East Hampton High sacrifice fly by Jim Pagliaroni SELECTED 12 ries. hander Larry Jackson, who cause we have.the pitchers who we got behind and had to play and blocked 10 shots. Hal Greer Another new coach, Vin Ka- Thursday. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — and a triple by Matty Alou that can go all the way.” One-Half Handicap The Warriors virtually were catch-un. And the 76crs were scored 30 and Billy Cunningham seta, opens the peason Wednes- Tennis and track get under- cross wiU compete in the hurled his 16th straight idctory SUNDAY blown off tlie court Sunday as Nardln’fi Byrd, owned by Mr. won for the Pirates 6-5. over the Mets without a loss It was Jackson’s s'econd start running and h'tting their shots. tallied 28 to lead the winners. day at home when his Im- Manchester, the net- annual Kodak Basketball BE A SKILLED JET ENGINE METALSMITH, MACHINIST. and Mrs. Arthur Nardin of Meanwhile in AfUanta, brother of the season Sunday, but his Class A—Willie Oleksinski they lost 126-96 to the Eeistern They plpyed aggressive defense proved Cheney Tech Rangers *"*" hosting E.G. Smith Friday Classic Dec. 29-30 at Roches- sinc,e the New York club en­ 45-3—42, Erwin Kennedy 44- chaimpion Philadelphia 76ers- It Shatman said he would like to North Bay liUIage, Fla., led the Phil protected the Braves’ lead first decision. Last Wednesday and even picked un everything get In one good practice session, host Windham Tech at 2 o’clock, i^hlle the tracksters visit Bris- tgj..g ^var Memorial Auditorium. 2-year-old pacers in money won in the eighth inning by getting tered the senior circuit in 1982. 2—42, Bob McGurkin 46-3—43; wouldn't be an exaggeration to TOOLMAKER. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN “I guess I got a pretty good he went six innings against the that was loose on the floor,” but he wasn’t very hopeful. He It ie the only game of the ‘<>1 Extern Thursday, last year with 8136,261. Lou Johnson to hit into a double Class B—Orlando AnnuIIi 44- sp''’ it wc^ no contest. string going against them, saW didn’t finish the game, Sharman said. has txx) many crlpplo. week for Cheney. which the Phillies won tn extra 5—39, Pete Staum 45-4—41; The Western champions weae Jackson. Class C—Cliff Sprague 54-8 — held under 100 TOints for only The 76ers never trailed as Local folk get another chance innings. they led 26-17 after the first pe­ Rick Barry, the NBA’s lead­ to view the Eagles Friday when Is he a jinx to the Mets? 46; Low gross—Erwin Ken­ the second tlme^this season as ing scorer, who led the Warriort Veteran Sawchuk Brilliant Westrum, despite the loss, riod, 57-46 at halftime and .85-69 they host Penney High of East “Naw,” said New York man­ nedy 74, Stan Hilinski 74; Blind tliey shot only 29.5 per cent with 30 points Sunday, is hob­ INSTRUCTOR 7TT.V|V MACHINE’ had high praise' for his 21-year- from the field and were out-re­ heading into the final quarter. Hartford. Manchester follow­ ager Wes Westrum. “He just old righthanded rookie; Bill Bogey Tony Pletranion'o 87. bled by a twisted ankle and seems to catch us when we’re bounded by Wilt Chamberlain Coach Alex Hannum of Phila­ ers will have to journey to In Nets as Leafs Triumph TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON Denehy, who gave up only three PRO SWEEPSTAKES Frqd Helzel had to sH out the ice cold at the bat. Our day will and company, 101-83. delphia refused to predict a West Hartford the same day hits in his first major league Low gross—Stan Hilinski 74, second half suffering from shin “I had to respect his wish­ come.” Ken Gordon 74; Low net—Or­ The only other time the War­ four-game sweep as the teams splints. where the Indians meet the CHICAGO (AP)—GooUe Ter­ start-including Allen's blast to Cohard High Chiefs. ry Sawchuk isn’t all the Chica­ es,” said Coach Punch Imlach The Phillies haven’t lost since lando Annulli 80*10—70, Erwin PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT OFFERS 3' the left field bleacher roof-be- after the game. "But Johnny Kenne.'iv 74-3—71. Area teams face a busy week go Black Hawks have to worry they dropped the opening game fore being yanked in ■ the sev­ with Bolton High and Coven­ Bower looked shaky in the first to Chicago last . Tuesday. And enth. Ellington Ridge try High slated for three games about when they meet the Ma­ period. He told me he was nerv­ BINGO the last three wins, sweeping “He's going to be a great BEST NINE and Ellington, still seeking its ple Leafs in Toronto Tuesday ous. I WMt to Sawchuk and the series against New York, night in the sixth game of the asked him to go ta.” FREE TRAININB WITH PAY pitcher,” said Westrum. “He Saturday / first win after three straight lEW LOCATION - ORANGE MALI saw the starting pitchers — wasn’t as fast as he can be. (Jlass A—Paul Groobert 38- defeats, active twice. Stanley Cup semifinal playoffs- Sawchuk turned back 15 shots Chris Short, Jim Bunning and He’ll throw harder and even 4—^4. Jordan Larson 39-4—35, Rockville High got one-hit Stan Miklta, '(ihicago’s star ta the second period and 22 EVERY TUESDAY Jackson—go all the way. better." center and lectatag scorer in more ta a final period 'which Lou B ecker,39-4—35; Class B pitching from Sam Wilde and Now you can get up to four years of advanced technical training fres ' APPRENTICE —Chet Wlncze ' 38-6—32, Jim Bud_____ Campbell to______beat Ellington, the National Hockey League left him Ump. at the Aircraft. What’s more, you earn traditionally good Aircraft rajas Vandervoort 39-7—32; Kick­ 5-1 Satuiday. 'The KnightaVho during the regular season. 1 ^ He sat ta his dressing room TRAINING COURSES ers—Bob Peck 87-10—77, Jim have committed nine errors ta ® ^ cubicle pale and drawn. At first of pay as you learn and get regular increases as you progress. Thou­ Enthusiastic Welcome ISoted McCarthy 84-7—77, A1 Gro- the last two games, try to “ d might not be available he couldn’t even talk. Finally sands of our top employees gained their know-how in these ac(vanced be asked how many shots the CoursBS ranging from th'eer 89-13—76, right themselves Wednesday training courses. Upon graduation, you too will have the skills to ad­ BEST 16 o The Hawks must -win in To­ Hawks had on goal ta the final 3 to 4 years 1 Automatic Transmission ImtAe. For BigLeague Soccer Dehut when they visit Cioventry. Sunday . • ’ Thursday they return home for ronto in order to extend the se­ perio(l. vance into a career job. The first major professional Jet Engine Metaismith the Atlanta Chiefs, they gave Class A—Tom McCusker 71- Bloomfield High. ^ ries to its full seven games. ” Ooh,” he ^ m a c e d when Z S A ZSA GABOR says ~ soccer league in the United their team a standing ovation 8—63, Paul Groobert 71-7—64; Because of Sawchuk’s brilliance told 22. He held his head in If you are a high school graduate or the equivalent with a year of Machinist Staites made iU debut Sunday when It was over. Class B—Steve Cavey 89-’irr— III * victory ta Chicago Sat- his hands for a while and then The game in Philadelphia Academy, weather 'permitting, M a^ Leafs Irad the h- m - s = algebra or geometry. .. and a lot of ambition ... you may qualify for a Tool and Die Maker 62, Gus Peters 73-11—62, Herb this afternoon, then travels to nervously lighted a cigarette. S A V E M O N E Y a t A A M C O and received an enthusiastic gave soccer officials an even series 3-2 and need one victory "I don’t remember a thing free training course. Each class |s limited to assure students of per­ welcome from a surprising Snyder 76-12—64, Mark Kra- East (jranby High Wednesday Electronics AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION bigger bpot. The Philadelphia vitz 76-12—64; Kickers—Jake to earn the right to face Mon­ that; went on out there,” said sonal attention and individual instruction. New classes being formed turnout of 46,647 fans in five Spartans’ 2-0 victory over the and returns home from Port^ treal ta the ftaals. the 37-yoar-old veteran. Then r SPECIALISTS! cities. Honnon 98-18—80, Barry Tra- land High ’Thursday. p* Toronto Falcons attracted ■'<,163 bitz 110-30—80, Bill Warming- Sawchuk, who started the pre­ he grinned whra asked about now, so be sure to come in and apply at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. ^ P F C I A L it In BalUmoire, 8,434 fane enthusiasts, the largest crowd of Coventry (1-1) was home to vious four games in the series tha shot by. 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NOW’S the time to have your treee and ehruba sprayed Detroit General Manager Ed A pramlnent manufacturer of swimming pools moat aell a u • Tool, Die and (Sage Making Hiara ara no Othir fuarMtOM llko Orioles, came within two outs of day through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.n\.,. AAMCO thla tm r- ONIY MMM MS IR with li dormant epray to contrM over wlnterinc Insect Coll said the Pistons would limited number of ellghtly Imperfect, factory rejected, 1967 eggis and ecpie iiMcts. a no-hltter before Jim Fregosi’s Saturdays—8 a.m. to 12 noon. • Machine Maintenance ______W6 Mowrr Mwii double ended the bid, and fin­ draft Walker "whether we have model pools Immediately. These pools come complete with For All Your Tree and Shrnb Problems, Call ished with a one-hit 3-0 victory, a commitment for him or not” walk-oround sun deck, patio and diving areas, safety fence, n • Master Pipe Making after wafting the Providence tU U C O TRANSBOSSIONS OF MANCHESTER over Oaliiomia in the second stairs, filtering and clivtilallng systems, pool vac, the usual V m ToUuN TurnpUe Ronto 8S game of a douUeheader, shorp-sbooter score 16 points In guarantees and Installation. Prtoea oro the lowest poselble for An aquai opportunity aihployer Phone 64S-2467 CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. BATTING — Lou Brock, Car­ the North’s 88-82 AU-Star vic­ quick clearance. KnetoUatton at your oonyenktioe. Terms: |10 Open 8 AJM. to 7 P.M. JL A 9 7 A O C “CONN. UCENSED dinals, . elammed two homers tory over the South Saturday. ■Down—19 Week. No poymente till 1967. If interested TREE EXPERT” and two alngles for the second Walker has said he will sign stralgM day, Madlng ’unbeaten GETTING HIS KICKS^Lu Jackson of the 76era conies dovYn with rebound with the team which , o^ers him. OoU Mr. Bogan at SSsUltS anytime. First eopie, first served. Start your future today at PAI/VA Bt. Louis Houston U-8. and a high kick as Nate Thprmond and Fred Hetzel of the Warriors look on. tht most moo^. ''‘ ■ y A 's

•L,- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTSJB^ pONN;, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY* ARRIL 17, 1987 P A ( ^ ■ i..i BUGCB BUNNY OUR KUARDING Hl^USB with MAJOR HOOPLB "ff!"' 'i""- ST Islondt liisliMitt Swviett Mevfnq— Tmeking— Softools and Clfjisot 3t HoIpjWwifod-— ■ UKC XVMS HOW a b o u t miNTIN'EVERY' ~::s, Offorod 13 Sforogo 20 ^ 3S j :-*- : B^iNQi,2l8MS, OTHER MOOSE BLACK 7 AA ACMMB: MOoddMiNl "'J f HPUSSSIOLp manager, well or- B L A -iL A - ARtVtXJ OPPU4E •iOOCXXJLO 6Uyv#OHADAHAT SALES AND Sarvioe on Ariras, MANCHESTER Delivery. Light AT LONG , , Hahii Bdlipse, Jacobsen lawh . gimized «h d responsible, oshi 6000NE8S 4MOS *flCK,MA30« MOOKITOP MALE b l a c k AN^ m a l e trucking and package delivery. OfZACIOUS! 0 « WILL MOO WITH INTAKE N "tsaa-to. monven. Also Homellte' chain Refrigerators, washers and THE ONLY TRACTOB; . :trahi^K>rtati6232. MPungtM 876>7809 Manchester Exchange schools, why travel 75-106 <■ COPY (R o s in g t im e f o r c l a s s i f i e d a d v t . —Enterprlrt' 1945. • ' PAINTING—Interior and ex­ miles. ; o iliL FRIDA'S^ —typist, good 8 w r « UDtvoond terior, very reasonable, free ' '1 1 Wi^ figures, for assistant to W ORKlRS atPniodor S F.M. DAY BEFORE FUBLlCA'nON. /■ » 5 1 n w » ^ftiurday wid IMonSay Is ft p.m. Frl(lay. estimates. Call Richard Mar- president. Salary commen­ If laaetMlr MIMEOGRAPHINO -^ prompt , tin, 649-9286. TRAIN tX)CALLY i I. nUjhttoudi DOWN service. Call 847-984T, sventngs. surate., with ability^ Write qual­ SBB^al U«h sssjbt? * sa r^ We tieln .meOi full and ifications to Bpx , Marches- t i n INm r Yotk Waal Indiaa PLEASE READ YOITR AD PAINTING PY DlcR Fontaine, 13 '■ 1 LAVOIE BROTHERS-r-general part-time; days or nights ter Herald for Interview. i r S T o i f w »Dm |tr OlaMlflsd or "W ant A ds” are talcen Over the'phone, aa a Interior and exterior. Paper BY HAML N •Caat maltl aaOamaal drork, chain saw, lots cleared, on all makes and models of MAKE tlHE MOST AiXY OOP nSdwol lo^lM t • Sbaltarad Nda convenience." The advertlaer. should read hla ad the FIRST hanging and wall paper re­ n n o K tro m nufUm J5 J trees removed, landscaping, equipment. We have 37 CCMISEIHBR PffEAT IN TH* -NOW HOP TO rr.vou ..jOUR NXnONAL TMTEGRTTV fabrie. 4BoM(aonb.* MIwtoaBUME DAY W ^PfEARS and REPORT ERRORS In Mine lor the moval. Cnitnh iBoy and DuPont; years’ experience in the WAR SO IMPAIRB? '(HEIR MOOMANft! BRlNaiN 6 AT STAKE ANP WE INTENP M Small M OthM form) MDifMet SSinRlII next^lmrtloh. Thn Herald la reaponsible for only ONE inoor- loam for sale^ Oompletely in­ Quality 'workmanship. Call HIGH SCHOOL A".'. __ BITUttBS amomt MFraviiteattaB trucking industry. No high M E ^ OF SETTING FOOP, lOODJ LOnsOFIT... TO MAKEGOOP ON OUR rstabaa'a rentj^of o w t e d Inpertloii for any. advertUement and then only sured, free ertlniatela. (iall 742- evenings, 246-9593. OF YOUR SKILLS I T C ^ TACMG 5TARVKT10N.' OOMMITMB^.' 'd a a S h U r(M W ' SBadamattoaflC to (he extwt' of a “make food” Insertion. Errors which do hot 7649, 289-7033, anytime. school diploma neces^ry. S7-EmaiU4UUr - S S f Let American Tractor of the'advertisement will not be corrected by JOSEPH P.' Lewis 'Custom SENIORS . MSaabM Trowwtf Trailer Training show you •Olbatartaaiair m ^lUM ” 5 s r “ s a » i “ iWske Insertion. a t t ic s , cellars cleaned, rub­ ■ painting. Interior and exterior, I f bish removed fromJjpek yards, how to earn $180. - $275. a AT TH i AlROMiFT •IMKEomaii) SOiradtwaf tod ““~'-***~*f M paperhanging, wallpaper re­ week. Guaranteed place­ OFFICE reasonable. Call 849-1868'. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ C3ot 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ment assistance upon grad­ AIR DRAWS 875-3136 quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ uation, The only school lo­ COLO BLAST* (RookVUle, Ton Free) timates. Call 649-9658. CAREERS cated in Hartford licensed Household Services INSIDE - OUTSIDE painting. by the State of CormecHcut 'I f you have a skill, jt makes sense to put it to Offered 13>A Department of Motor Vehl- BE Special rates (or people 68 or work where it can do the most for you—at Pratt over. Call my competitors then cles. O U T o m W A Y BY J. a WILLIAMS TrodUo Reaching Our Advertiser? SPRING (XEANING problems? VUT-, Cail Suburban Cleaning Serv­ call me. Estimates given. 649- * O N E & Whitney Aircraft. The demand for jet engines S ' . . . s o I -VOfUD H IM TO VeU WERE RISHT, fw ; ice at 649-0229 today (or tree 7863, 875-8401. DON’T DELAY H-17 f <5CT LOSn-1... A N P ^ fleu r Answering Service O f T he I , HE AIN 'T HEARD A estimate. Budget terms avail- — ACT NOW — is growing steadily ami (|he-(Aircraft ie expand­ *7 hr \m : c FURTHERMORE I LOVE , WORD W EV e B EEN EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ yOOURTW/ITH SAVIN'/ I ALVUAVS fret to Herald Readers able or use your Conn, lharge ing. Wallpaper books, paper- AAUCE, PICCALILU Sr Card. 289-6547 Anytime “FINAST” ing. This means more jobs and plenty of oppor­ D A V Y JO N E S BY LEFF and McWatlAMM THOUSHT HE WAS A hanging. Ollings. F'.oors. Ful­ A LA MOPE, AN MUS­ ' a O O P USTENER.BUT Want InformaMon on one of our classified adverMsementsf OH. MAN.. I'V I TARD OM WATER- THAT PROVES HETHIMKS u WALL TO WALL carpeting. ly, insured, workmanship guar­ — TRAIN NOW — First National Stores is tunity for ambitious people to move aheadT ROUNP TKN TIMES ) MELON— DON'T VtXI, M O ST O F OUR SAB AM T Np ansmtt: at the ttilenhone listed T Simply caU the . anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. PAY WHEN WORKING proud of its "FINAST” I teriiE\,- pleasant Biiclose your fi^iy to the CARPENTRY —;Concrete work ing qualified drivers. Let air - conditioned- office. box in an i^velope — door, automatic, good running FLOOR SANDING and .•efinlsh- anything from cellar to roof, New England Tractnr Come to see us any day MACHINE iFNATORS addressed to the Classl- condition, $200., Call 643-8058 af­ ing (specializing in older inside and out, no substitute Trailer Training show you fldd Manager, Manchester I ter 6 p.m. floors), cleaning and waxing 8:30-4:30. BY ROY CRANE for quality work, satisfaction how to make $200 a week BUZZ SAWYER Blyenlng HerAld, togther floors. Painting. Paperhang­ guaranteed, competitive prices. or more.. A short training VERTICAL.TIISSST 1,.^'mE with a memo listing the 1660 RED PONTIAC, rebuilt ing. No Job too small. John VERY SIMPLE 10 AAAKE. YOU MEAN ▼CanaWLY. XlflVf TOOOoirFrHADMSS" icompanles yon do NOT transmission, excellent run­ No Job too small, D&D Car­ program. We train on tan­ FIRST ■iti . want to -MO your letter. Verfaille, 649-6750. dem axel trailers, all type AHP YOU OM COOK It AHEAP iVDUCAN \ PRIVACY MAW APARTMENT TO WWTE YOU ning condition, new tires. Any pentry, days 643-1904, evenings HORIZONTAC/TUS^^^lHe U.Tour letter will be de- I transmission and t a h k OF TIME ANP JUST REHEAT. COOKOIINESe I AROUNPTDR A lO-COURSE CHINESE DINNER. reasonable offer. Call 643-5496. 649-8880. .gjboyAd if the iMvertlBer Is trailers. Also, Emeiyvllle NATIONAL FOOP? ------^ Bands— Stocks— one ybiTve mentioned. If ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ .sleeper cab equipment. not It will be handled in rages, rec rooms, bathrooms Mortgages 27 Membew of all truck own­ "STORES, INC the usual manner. Trucks— Tractors 5 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ tark & Oakland Aves. MORTGAGE. LOANS - first, er’s association In' .New ment work, cellar floors, "pat­ Bhglahd’ -dhd New York. -Esist Hartford ^ DOd'-f mIoRW. W rW h a l f 1934 FORD pick-upr 430 cubic second, third, all kinds realty. j ’n, Be.7 T m Mh/eiTTl Inches, Mercury engine, al­ ios, roofing. Call. Leon Cles- Part or full-time training. A CWMCt, % COOID MAKe Statewide, credit rating unnec­ V-' ''' '''" I BAlAe^ U4 A MOftTUf J kotf ckid Fanod 1 tered body, needs to be com­ ^ynskl, Builder, 649-4291. Licensed and approved afAisI CUT KIPS OUrOF'eM! essary. Reasonable, confiden­ , p a r t -t i m e QR fuU-tdme bak- Wi l l PEIRSON who picked up pleted, over $850. Invested, tial, quick arrangements. Al­ program. For Information ery sales^rl, good wpges, ap- sell for $300. 'or best offer. CARPENTRY—alterations and call Hartford, 247-1353 SJ'I-,'-''- -. V ‘ .,-4 . 4" •.' V ■ cranberry handbag by 'mistake additions, reo rooms, garages,- vin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, ply-in ‘ jl^rMn, Par^ade Bak- Call 643-0704. anytime. MaklNG MACHI At R«ck,(iarden Steak House ceilings. Roofing, gutters, sid­ 983 Main St., Hartford evenings ery>,MaticibW»»."Sh6p^ Fax- ';kade>. r idea^W',ii:^U^ to manager at ing, painting, workmanship 233-6879. |looi( - Gkrdeit or WllHmantic 1986 FORD pick-up truck, best guaranteed. A. A. Dion, Inc., BUDGET PLAN : STENGiSRAFalJlIt.''.'. frahatfrip- S H 6E T - '--r ' iPoUce Station. No ilaestions SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- ¥-17 offer. Oail 876-0041. 648- 4860. AVAILABLE tionist willing to learn switch­ aejlied' ;Gol\tc.nts, .^eys, M d pa­ Umited ftmds available for sec­ «wi,»a>.h..TjLii»ai >*aa,. board, 87t4 hours, Manchester M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD pers vshiaWe to owner only. q u a l it y Carpentry—Rooms, ond mortgages, payments to TOOL ANP- PIE MAKERS suit your budget. Expedient GO NOW — PAY LATER office. Mrs. Johnson, 649-5361. *iCid« n«v*r tak* anything »«riou« that* days! Notieo Auto Accessories— dormers, porclies; basements, ^yEAtf-MOUpMS I SAW BOTH '^suonounaMCK/ '^ArmmoLHMASti I mmnUgmuo LOST —pair of woman’s glass- reflnlshed, cabinets, .built-lne, service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. > A a iN E K ' KIOSaROW I BUF-Mt”LAYOI7 n m m S tm oM TNe/WHatsoF _ ^ koAv my Jimmy shrunsd oR my M^ncMtion m at h* g » eif in powder blue case, vicin­ T ire s 6 RN or LPlsi, ;ir7 shift. Pull and IN^IECTORS . THE TOASTS FOR form ica, aluminum, vlnjd, part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- eMnoyEeatax UP, PHIL— to m «tor« for m*?* ity West Center. 643-4367. steel, ceramo siding. William ' vV . ' "4 ■ •• • ______L--EVENTHBR FROMUT^ AWHtie-VOOW 1957 CHEVROLET Corvette en­ Business Opportunity 28 Help W onted- 4510. Robbins Carpentry Service. > HOM AWmiE < M8HT WMCHMAN, BABIES/ > HALF M THE BAi6 NOHTCE IS hereby given that gine, bored out to 292, 10,000 F e m a le 3 5 THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG 649- 8446. w a o f f R S i irePEMSiyMori n ic k p o k m . ^ NOW< Optional Savings BotHi No. miles. Best offer. 649-8574. Kwnc-KOOK ’ CHARGE NURSE — 8 a.m.------ISHERC/ Take-Ou)t Shops TOUCHING TME GROUND WITHOUT T| 13152 issued- by th* Manches­ NEWTON H. SMITH & SON— WANTED —RN or LPN, 7-3, ex- 4 p.m.- at ne\V. nursing home. BENDlN6VOURKNEE6lf»£ASY; ^ ter Savings and Loan Associ­ EARN EXCELLENT INCOME cellent wages.' Call 876-0771 or Please call 875-4)771 or 649-3081. - ■ M 6CTA T ra ile rs— Remodeling, repairing, addi­ COWNAA, BUTCANVOOTOUCHMXiR ation, Incorporated, has been tions, rec rooms, garages, Own-oporate unusual, seml-au- 649-3081. MINUTE 9 lost and applitiacon has been Mobile Homes 6-A tomaitdc take-out ddniner shop INTBILIjIGENT, 1 neat, young TOES w rm YOUR e t s o w s ** porches and roofing. No Job ADMINISTRATIVE ASS’T. — made to said Association for featuring" foods preipared to or­ lady train mb professioncU. den­ 36 X 8, 2-BEDROOM, storms and too small. CaU 649-8144; Responsible person for Im­ Extra BenefiiiX j t tha Alrerattl payment of the amount of de- der in minutes. Booming' bdlMon ta l: asnisUng and officep rixe- screens, ' excellent condition, portant duties in processtng; positi ALL TYPES of cabinet work, dollar growing demand for ' dure. Write. Bdx -K, Mknch'es- nice for camp or lake. 649- orders at a public warehouse. kitchen remodeling our spe­ take-home, parties, workers, ■i tear Heraldj-: ' - HMpital otifl v 'iN '^ ^ Jnsurauda. 1. 6043. Fast and a ccu ra te'^ In g nec­ POUND -rpart German Shep- cialty, 22 yesu"S experience. picnics, trips, catering, etc. essary. Hours Monday thru heN female puppy, brown and Fair prices. CaU Lou Dasoanlo, Minimum leit)or. Short hours. black. CaM Aiidover Dog War­ Friday 8-6. Good wages.' Full ■ UfeWarane4'-t ■ . j/ v s'. M otorcycles— 649-6986 anytime. Simplified. C!an keep present den, 742-7194. benefits. Apply by mall or in UK. ABERNATHY BY KOLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Job. Reported in national publi­ Bicycles 11 cations. Low cash investment. person to G.L. Manus, Hart- SILVER LOST _PM3bpok NO, W8869. Retirement-PrograiR Special Services 15, Write or phone for infarmatlon. -_ ford Despatch and Warehouse ON SECOND THOUGHT Savings B ank 'of Manchester. HONDA—1966, 806 scrambler, ’ Co., Inc., 226 Prospect St.. 'BRAJ51ERS AAAI'BE WOOOeV SCATS low mileage, must sell, going Applioatlon.una4e for payment TV - rentals at B. D. Pearl (215) 384-2128 East Hartford, Conn. We are ■Experimentai A^Htemblies Nine Paid Halidoys ARE STILL THE BEST! Into service. 876-3196 . after 6 AppUances. T. V. Company, KWnC-KOOK Take-Out Shops an ' equal opportunity employ­ C l«0 >, WU. U.. TM. t„. UL N«. gw. p.m. 649 Main S t CaU 648-2171. Must be able Work to IMFTS Dept.'HC, Box 311, R.D. No. 1 er. blueprints and speclflcations. .AQnoHncfiiienls 2 CoetesviUe, Pa. 19320 Up to :Four., IRfodkt VgeaHoii ARB MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI 1965 JAWA —model 26?, best of- ROTOTILLER BDR hire, cus­ AU Benefits Paid fer, call between 5-7 p.m. 643- JUST EliECmOLUX ' vacumn clean­ tom tilling, lawns, gardens and APPLY THB 4836. HOWWDOLDYGO WEULrATLEAST ers, sales and service, bonded tobacco beds. 643-9920. W iaals_aiiE1NG — Spedalizl^ •lOMORROW THey'LL learm ioub vfBjW . a m ;. .buftthF^' returns building lots bleared, tines ROCKVILLE manufacturing C O . . I N C . ENCBS ARE PHONY! 50 LOCATE HIE lu rin g roofs of all kinda, new Earn while learning. Qual­ OPEN FOR YOUR COi^yENIENCR Monday ' pi|e|^6^t4;reiuK)nal|ly> ;C ^ topped. Got a tree probImT seeks speed typist to assist ANP LEAVE A POOR ONLOCKEPi \r— roofa, gutter work, chimneys ity Training, oldest and time .foe ' appointinent, R<«er Well''woitth phone call,' 742^ sales an-’ advertising manager „ i229Mai^.gt. f SBB THPnr 8252. cieaiwd, repaired. Aluminum largest in the east wUl en­ through Friday—8 a.m. to ^:30„p.m., Saturdayi VoI ^ 'M«4B49. , in busy congenial office. Phone 649-52^^ lOENTIPl- aiding. 80 paars’ experience. able you to earn $200. pear Growth potential. 875r8685. —8 ajn. to 12 noon. M A .M RUBBISH CO. RelUble Free estimates. Call Nowley week lip. Learn on. aU since 1967. Professional, resi- ' 648-5861, 644-8838. makes and models o f equip­ S o i t 4 ment on our 40 acre train­ > " ; if-1' ' ■ ;dent}ai, Industrial,, .commer­ -4-17 ,jOART .'iK «^ tuiB- cial, removal service, special- r;;------ing grounds near BMleld...... -'I aT pay- izlng In aMoa, oeUan, garages, H tatlllff Ond Plum bing 17 Over 700 graduates In 8 ROBIN BfALON^ Bl^ BOB LUBBERS i yards, "Incinerator and' card------— ' ' years. Do not be ntisled by „ .. '.iBiwkn^T "Repomi- \ V board druina. available. Rea- .•'-'and othw school:!i. Oompere — II ^ \ Sm ' BOD- heating ihstallktimi, repalra PRATTT , ■' ■& Ai'S. ■i ^^1 DoNiihiit •abput ''low-. sonabla ntqs. 64A-9757t oomperison proves, licens­ , Quotas HASKcmn0ec><\ usns se e . ^ AOmmPiasPMieo tit down, IWpaaegt "'-"iiaymentii and remodeling. 8erylc-< calls ed accredUed program. ^weapeMBc/since t iMosoimo FDRAa.1H0SBdUNSUr RUSS’ MOWER-Service — given Immediate . attention. For FREE details phone ^WA5 MAFRKA Witl/ 26. WANTED 6819 or 1-684-4S24. A FRM IBTIMJ^I V ^ ’ : Divi8ioH“(o|f I W i^ AfWWtffrOiriK ^ . ; •! G A L A ^ ; 2-door CASHIER qp-- autmnatic, -power ARRATE y o u r lawn now, to M H lin ary, Two eveitings a week and V An Equal O^^rtunity Rmidoyer v Improve turfgrass quality. Rnt bcaki^ Jiower ateertog. Ck>od ' | M 1 ^ all disY 'Saturday. proves water Infiltration, lm4 AH>ly In person a t . S t a r t y o u r f u w im T O D A Y a t p a w a ______p : i R W i s eoiMUtidiltk,-|l||lM; >75-1861. provement at root growth, al- DRAPEk-7 «ustom made to

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN., U O fX D A Y , 17 , 1967 PAGE NUfBnRBII^N. PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 BufliHMt LoeoHoiit Hoosos For Sals 72 Housot For Sals 72 Heufss For Sds 72 SoboHMi For Sd^ 75 Waafsd Rsol £stots 77 Hebron HtIpWaRMd— - Help Help Wanted Help Wanted Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Hdp Wontod^ ^ Fertillien 50-A A portmenU riatt. Tenements 63 For Rcwit 64 f o u r l&EDROOM Ranob , oon- MANCtiDOSTBR — 8 bediwm SDC ROOM Vintage Oolonlal, ga- TOLLAND—10 minutes to pbrt- OOTTAOE ON Coventry or An- Ftinalt 3$ 35 Female 35 ADMINISIRATTVE ASS’T. — MEAT COUNTER man, part- Mow or Famalt 37 11^ SALE —good cow manure, dotor Lake, watotftmiit only. s u m omcM praaantiy venlently located near Bast Ranch, overused garage, nice rage, large lot, $12,800. J. D. way, new ovenixed coatom Responsible person for Im­ time days. CaU Mr. Crlspino, .$6. and $10. loads, delivered. o t OoU 640-2497. MAIL CLERK —typist wllUng STORE GIRL wanted tor coin- EARN $60 and more in famous LOORma FOR adythlns In rail toltad tor professional irazposi Ebrttord. Large living room location, nearly 3 acres c t land. Real Estate Oo., 648-6129. built. T room Raised Ranch. SeJiool Panel portant duties in processing 643-7804. 649-8f81. to learn switchboard, 37^ op dry cleaning and laundry, brand items. No investment. Supreme Foods, Hartford Rd. W'Uta rentals — apartments, wltb flraplace, 3 ceramic baths, A country home In town, $32,- orders at a public warehouse. Manohester, 64S-8SS2. SALES PERSOi^ is now , available In the SUta hours, Man^ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Ask for Bill Belfiore. Belfiore Ing, fireplace, built-ins, rec order in some newspaper Having » . ^ v . lan ing and cleriioel oreddt of- work, and also will be re­ opportunity employer. Apply life insurance, paid holi­ moinths old, male, good hunt- long with comer table, good rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large * circulation in said probate district ball teams, was a m em b er‘ Of quoired 180 days, quired to do other duties Burroughs Corp., Business condition. 649-1348. BRAND NEW SVi room Gold venient parking, near hoiqdtaL 1077. Agency, 643-5121. room and garage. Exceuent as- within ten days from the date of the Physical Education Maiora ZBA Appeals floe duittee, suitable hours days. Other fringe benefits. img dog, loves children. 643- bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ sumDtlon DOSSibllitv. Barrows this order and return make to this related to the maintenance MedalUon apartments on estate OaU 640-9268. sumption possibility. Barrows a u b , the Fellowship of Chris- Harry Kirkham, chairmen of can be arranged. We will Forms ■ and Supply Group, A progressive and expand­ 6683. kitchen with built-lns. Inter­ MANCHES’TER — $16,900. Full COVENTRY — 18 acres. $376 & Wallace Oo., 649-6306 court of the notice given of our mill. Trade school MAPLE DREJSSER, spindle like setting, parking, laundry, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Uan Athletes, the Christian As- the Zeming Board o< Appeals, train. Good atartkng .sal­ Route 30, Tolland Conn. ing company. com, completely air-condition­ price for two-family, 6-5 flat, I>er acre. 376’ frontage, high and 5 years industrial ex­ twin bed, coffee table, 21” storage, large closets, extra Bociation, the executive board of ho* announced that two appeals SALES PERSONS, experienced ary, permanent interesting ed. 2-oar garage, beautifully all city utiUties, bus Une. Bel wooded area, stone fences. BOL*rON —8 room house with perience or equivalent re­ FLUFFY housebroken kittens, 6 cherry console T-V, hand lawn large rooms, $100. monthly.. J. Suburban For Rant 56 his class, and was assistant 'will be considered at the town women’s wearing apparel, full work. Phone Shemvin-Wil­ landscaped lot. Fm further In­ Air Real Estate, 643-9332. ’Terms. Pasek, Realtors, 280- swimming pool, barn and 80 quired. Applications accept­ weeks old, free. 649-1441. mower. Reasonable. 868-4219. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. head resident of Alumni Hall. otflice building « i April 26 at 8 work week, Tuesday through liams Oo., collect, New Ha­ Lumberyard Tallyman COLONIAL BOARD CO. ROCKVILLBl—8H rooms, stove formation caU R. F. Dlmbck 7475, 742-8243. acres of land on Brandy Rd. Hospital Notes ven 624-9120. ed dally. Interview's Tues­ MANCHESTER —new listing A t MHS, he was trt-captaln P-*n- Saturday, or, two lull days 615 Parker St., Manchester AKC REGISTFJRE3D miniature ’THREJE ROOM partly furnish­ and refrigerator, beat and hot • Oo., 649-5245. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- day. Call Miss Banister, oversized 6 ro .n SpUt Level, BOL*rON—lAirge wooded lots Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. of the team that won the 1982 They ore a requert from ’Rnirsday and Saturday, good Permanent openings in black poodles, excellent breed­ Musical Instruments 53 ed apartment, caU evenings, water, $106 numthly. OaU 876- 1677. 1-774-9605. Apply to: Mrs. E. S. Loftus large Uvlng room and dining hi prime residential areas. In aU areas excepting mater- Connecticut Soccer Champion- Warren A. Holbrook of Rt. 207, salary. Apply Tweed’s, 778 growing wholesale lumber­ ing, puppy shots, 875-0337. 649-9428. 7882. MANCHESTER — now under B3 HAMMOND organ with Les­ starting a t $3,500. Call 643- MANY FOIE country homes in nlty where they are 2:80 to 4 ship. Ho also played varsity OdumWa, lor a variance from Main St., Manchester. WOMAN — Mve-ln care for 4 yard and miUwork shop. construction, buUt by Ansaldl, room, kitchen with ample cab­ lie speaker, $1,700. Call 249- ANDOVER Garden Apartments 4461 or 649-7367. the Venum, Tolland and Staf- p .^ , and 7 to 8 p.m. and private baseball- - and...... basketball. the Hebron zoning regulations children, room, board and ROGERS CORP. CALICO KITTENS - need a Colonials, Ranches, Raised inets, 8 good sized bedrooms, FULAr’riME or part-time fabric Mill and Oakland Sts. MANAGF31 'TRAINEE—No ex­ 0740. —new 8 rooms, stove and re­ Ranches, city utiUties, etc. also paneled recreation room, ford area. Listings wanted. rooms where they are 10 a.m. to permit constiuctica of a on* wages. References required. ★ Outdoor Work perience necessary. A national home, 6 weeks old. CaU 643- saleslady wanted. Apply to Manchester 8798. Furnished frigerator, $90., no lease. Leo­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. baths, fir^ lace, basement Fran Smith 1-684-7720. to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested family dwelhng on a auihntand- 849-6135 after 7 p.m. consumer finance corporation ELECTRIC GUITAR.with case, Suburban For Sain 75 and tot located NotGi Manager, Pilgrim Mills, Hart­ ★ 40 Hours Weekly guar­ Apartments 63-A nard Agency, 646-0469. garage, large lot. Immaculate not to smoke in patlenta’ rooms. ^ e T J lO T ti on Fond ford Rd. Open 10 a.m.-9 p m. has opening for ambitious ca­ double pick-up, sway bar, good BOWERS SCHOOL —Garrison BOLTON-Immaculate 6 room Road. The tot is sbown as A-16 WEAR HOLLYWOOD styles for An Equal Opportunity anteed condition’. Inside and out $26,- VERNON — 6 room Ooloaial, No more than two visitors at reer minded high school grad­ condition, $50. Call 643-2337. TWO ROOM furnished apart­ ROCKVILLB — Availatoie May Oolonlal 7 rooms. 4 years old. Ranch, plastered walls, fire­ on the Hebron land records. fun and profit. Holly-Bee Fash­ Employer 900. U&R Realty Co. Inc., 643- largo living room, dining room, one time per patient. uate. Our planned training Articles For Sale 45 ment, suitable for gentleman, 1, 3H room apartment, stove, Large modern kitchen, place, basement garage, over The other appticajfaton is a re­ ions created by Frederick of ★ Some Overtime TWO MANUAL SEEBURG 2692, Robert D. Mi.rdock, 643- modern kitchen wltb buUt-ins, Seven Cars BOI/rON—One acre wooded lot program is geared for rapid $115 monthly. References re­ refrigerator, heat and park­ one acre of grounds, trout quest from Walter and Ann Gus­ Hollywood. Generous, spare­ SCREENED LOAM for best spinet organ, demonstration baths, large paneled living 6472. IH baths, garage. Marlon B. Patients Today: 278 wMli brook, $3,600. 646-0254. ★ Medical Plan advancement to manager. quired. 649-9686. ing. Nice neighborhood. room, dining room and ramlly brook. Only $17,900. Lawrence tafson of 70 Becker Orcle, time earnings. For information MECHANIC WANTED — for lawns and gardens. Also sand, model, regulftr $720, will sacri­ Robertson, Realtor, 648-6058. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Good atarting salary and ex­ Adults. No pets. $100 month­ room. 2-car garage, walk-out TWO FAMILY, 6-8, cabinet F. Fiano, Realtora, 649-6371. In Crashes; Windsor, for a variance of sev* write Holly-Bee. Dept. CN, general repairs and servicing •A Pension and Profit Shar­ gravel and fill. George H. Grif- fice at $475. Gall 649-6205, Mrs. Sophie Andrelski, Staf­ penses with an increase every ly. 649-4824, 875-1166. basement, $32,600. Philbrick kitchen, built-in vacuum sys- SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub en feet from the zoning regula­ 6612 Hollywood Blvd., Holly­ new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi­ ing Plan fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. 643-6802. TWO ROOM furnished apart­ ford Springs; David Angotta, 6 months while training and Agtncy, Realtors. 649-6347. tern, garage, 119 x 165 lot, gar­ Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full tions concerning front tot re­ wood, Calif. 90028. days, insurance and vacation. ment, Rockville. 875-9594. COVENTRY — 4 room house. 107 Oliver Rd.; Zelmars Avens, OPERATORS ★ No Layouts many other outstanding bene­ 30 PER CENT OFT knitting den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins shed dormer, VA baths, finish­ Driver Hurt quirements to permit the addl- Contact Tony or Earl, Paul fits. Must have driver’s license Wanted—Red Estate 77 171 Ha'wthorne St.; Mrs. Mary needles instruction books, knit­ Antiques 56 I S ^ ’ **'*"’ I N V B S ^ N T ^minded? ^ m - Agehcy, Realtor^, 649-6824. ed rec room; 2-car garage, one OoUisions involving seven tton of a 12-foot wide porch on Dodge Pontiac, 649-,2881. and car. Apply in person at pore this 4-4 duplex for value ____ W ,1 T’ ^ OUTTTM/* vrtTtp AxelsMi, 102 Beelzebub Rd., ting, crochet, tatting, embroid­ acre wooded lot, excellent con- SELLING YOUR home? For = d ,. oars occurred wiitbdn Hive min- the dwelling located on lot 127, WANTED The Bolton Board of Ed­ APPLY in PERSON American Finance Corp.. 983 at only $18,900. Verplanck MANCHESTEIR — seven room NATIONAL COMPANY look- ery accessories. Yam-Apart WANTED TO BUY-Antlques, Business Locations dition. Selling for $22,000..oaono R. prompt, courteous n-rut™service that Wapplng, Joseph ® w Br utes of one another Saturday Deepwood Dr. ucation is acceptinjf appli­ Main St., Manchester. Closed Cape with garage on a treed ing for the man to sendee Co. Inc., 39 Cottage St. Man­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ School area. Leonard Agency, gets —--eiiUa resutta. OeBrtsU TrMryiAni#Louis Dimock L» z, iwiioa, Miica Loievat afbeimoon on one seetton on the Library ‘Swiqt Oronp’ Saturdays. For Rent 64 Rosort Fropeity F. Dlmock Oo., 84iH!i24&. AT cations for the following sales routes, experience not re­ REX LUMBER CO. chester. Limited quantity, all ed lamps, art glass, prlmltivea, Realtors, 846-0469. 200* lot, large kitchen with ______Realty, 649-0823. ley, 19 Lexington Dr.; Mrs. rain-awept Wilbur Cross High Mrs. Daniel G. Horton and positions: any quantity, 644-8962. STORE FOR RENT — Vernon For Rtnf 67 buUt-ins, fireplaced living BOL*rON - 3 bedroom Edna quired. Guarantee of $150 Sullivan Ave., Route 194 LABORER, experienced pre­ sales final, cash and carry. Rtuicb a t . A reported to- Mra. MyrUe Secor, librairlanis ait Circle, next to Mt. Vernon MANCHESTER—8 room Colo­ room, 4 bedrooms, seventh with basement garage, fire­ weekly to start. Call 644-0202. ferred, fuU-time, driver’s li­ OOTTAGES FOR rent -Oard- nial, 1 ^ baths, dishwasher, w*g<««tng 646-0137. the carpet cleaned with Blue mitting all persons who are For Sola 70 ferred owner wants immediate We are looking for a man Our excellent highly successful ed tot, $81,900. PbUbrick Agen- EIGHT ROOM older home on b OLTON-COVENTRY lin e __S H e b r o n Enrico, 188 Ehbidge St.; Mrs. three eastbound cars driven by lu ere requested to bring a Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- found to be qualified to be Elec­ cy. Realtors, 649-6347. large well dioded lot, 2 full bedroom Ranch, large kitchen. SOUTHERN sale. Barrows & WaUace Co., to perform a wide variety training program provides you SELL GOODYEAR Mainte­ APARTMENT BOUSBl- 6 units, . .. . __ ------= ------w-.. . .. Made*®* Forad, 430 Broad St.; Norman W. Burke, 32, of Kos- „ialn dish and ihoM N-Z a sal- with the required abilities and er, $1. The Sherwin-Williams tors of the Tbwn , of Andover, 640-5306. of duties in the mainte­ nance FToducts. . .part-time or Rooms Without Beard 59 located at the center of Man­ baths, garage and e:^ai^ble fireplace, \ acre lot. CaU now. T)|*ivPf* Mrs. Heimene Hershey, 76 ley Rd., ToUond; Robert B. oh. Dessert win 1m ftunl^ed bv our rapid expansion guarantees Co. Connecticut. CHENEY BSTATSi—14 rooms, 4 nance of our plant. Must full - time. . .in Manchester chester, exceUent oendition. By only $16,200. Hay« Agency, ^.iliargea, Mra. SWrtey Kreeco, ,and S; ^ NEW the opportunity. Over 100 new THE THOMPSON House. Cot- The qualifications are as fol­ baths, S'car garage, approx­ within 'walking distance of .\ 343^)13].. have mechanical aptitudes area. Substantial commission BLUE LUSTRE NOT only rids appointment, Philbrick Agen­ H artford; Mtb. l>orottiy Arthm_S. I ^ , 68, of 26 Glen- The program includes a rec- management promotions within tage Street, centrally located, lows: Applicant must be twen­ imately 8 acrea of land. By ap­ Main St. OaU owner, 643-6731. Car Leaves Road and be familiar with ma­ cy, Realtors, 649-5847. SOUTH WINDSOR—Seven room '' Lemon, 10 Depot Sq.; Martin wo^ M-, ^ington. ogniUoa of new kemheirs and a the"riSxt three years. rate, good repeat business and carpets of soil but leaves pile large, pleasantly furnished ty-one years of age, must be a pointment. Philbrick Agency, ENGLAND chine tools and machining excellent income potential, soft and lofty. Rent electric rooms, parking. Call 648-2368 Realtors, 649-6847. MANOHESTERr—Seldom are we Sidlt Level baths kitchen A Chestnut HIU man w as Llbitsaky, 21 EUen la.; Mrs. Mkmtoe l^^i RuaeeU slide talk by Howard Grant who of replacement p a'r t s. resident of the Town of An­ MANCHESTER —corner toca- with career opportunity. Write shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint A for overnight and permanent dover for six months. Any ap­ able to offer such value. You ^to-lna laree landscaned tot with two motor ve- Detoorah MoOusker, 6 Orchard 3r., X, ^ BtisM **■« ww a delegate to a Puerto Rico Trade school and 5 years ^ MANCHESTER - 6 room Cape, During your 18-24 month train­ Consolidated Paint A Varnish Wallpaper Supply. guest rates. plicant who is a naturalized can Invite the crowd witii pride Onlv 120 500 Bel Air Real Ea- ***'*^* ’Vlolatloos, and his wife St eaatbound\ ^ five-oar church cenferenpe during the TELEPHONE BE industrial experience or ideal. for offices, sUrea, - etc.-X- country setting, fireplace, ^ was injured last night after the Also, Lester MiciEntioeh,MiciEntoeh, 217 ooJJdaiOTooiUdalon abidedatapad vjjienwhen It w** February school vacation. ing period we provide: Corporation, 912 East Ohio citizen must present proof of We have a few of thfoe unique to this custom built ranch tate, 643-9 equivalent required. Rogers Building, Cleveland, Ohio. . . SOUP’S ON, the -rug that is, CENTRAL —Cleon room with screened patio, tip top oondl- home in the Rockledge area. ___ car he was driving veered off Summit S t; RusseU Mifler, « % b m e rw offers a sizeable package of citizenship. situationi. Tremendous Inveat- ONE OF THE ★ Starting salary $115.-$140. Attention: A.'Y. Deitz,' Presi­ so clean that spot with Blue separate entrance for gentle­ tten. Can now. Only $16,900. Features 6 rooms wUb VA VHIRNON-NEW------2-famUy------Oar------the righta_____ side_ of Rt85 and Buckingham St.; Oatvln Mul- M»w*e*ter Evenlag BenM COMPANY fringe benefits and is an Ruth K. Munson, menta, the growth and the de­ depending on qualifica­ dent. Lustre. Rent electric sham­ man. Separate kitchen and Hayea Agency, 6464USL baths, completely equipped rison Colonial separate faclU* landed in an open field, police doon, 12 Cedar St.; JecniXer and “ Bronx, N. Y., poitoe Hebron Correspondent Mrs. equal opportunity employer, pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. bathroom use. Parking. 649- Town Clerk mand is so obvious. T. J. tions with increases based MANCHESTER —5% room kitchen, 2 car garage, smaU tips, 649-4408. reported today. MeUssa Nelson, 302 Woodland Marjorie Porter. teL 228-9116. An Equal Opportimltiy enjoying steady year ’round 4256. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. “HNAST” on evaluations every four Help Wanted— Ranch, rec room, fireplace, lot but beautifuUy landscaped. . . -T— ^— The man, J oa^ P. Novak, st.; uueiave sjcnarier, ix r«x - ^ ^**Sf*2f* ------Empioyear work. Applications accept­ months. i^VBa^eralzad 6 /room was ritaiged with operating crott Dr.; Mra. Bertha Seeley, so’s^ . Unda B row i^^ , , ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, hatha, enclosed porch, large CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ ed dally, interviews Tues­ ★ 'Vacation with pay. Male or Female 37 Boats and Accessories 46 days. Call Miss Banister, centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, HouMt For Salt 72 lot, trees wltb oomS^ ty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. cp., ,« « ./ imt, , a. B- MJ •* ”* South Windsor ★ 48-50 hour work week, in­ wooded lot, assumab mart- fiuenoe of Intoxicating liquor mtaa Traute, 4 Ridge Rd., S«v« tbI excellemt opportu­ 1-774-9605. Apply to: 14’ SKI BOAT, 30 h.p. Johnson, 14 Arch St. atmoephere. Quick occupancy lake. RELIABLE CLBIANING lady, cludes complete training in LECLERC MANCHBSTER-7 room home, BEAUTIFUL —new 6 room L- gage, high location ^ or drags and driving a motor RockviUe; Michael Twerdy, 738 Aalo X-rayed as a readt at nities have developed in our HELP WANTED motor and trailer. Howes, 136 Priced for quick sale. Assum- the five-car colUadon was Burke, one day per week, p^’i.vate profit control, personnel, 2-oar garage, extra lot. Bbccel- Ranch, few minutes from Man­ selling for $17,600./ P . Dim* vPhltde vriiUe hia Uoense la un- Tolland Tpke.; Mrs- Minnie V oi­ office for full-time. Deming St. FUNERAL HOME ahle mortgaga Charles Lesper­ taken to the bospiital by Rock­ home. Please call 649-4331. product and practice man­ CLEAN FURNISHED room for ent location. $22,400 lEtten chester, large landscaped ock Co.. 640-6245. der suspeidsion, poUce reported, torn, 28 Kane Rd.; 'SWUdom Job Weighed ROGERS CORP. ance, 649-7620. viUe am-bulance. agement. Part-time and full-time, 16’ CUTLASS with trailer, good gentleman. Oall 643-9353. Agency, Realtora, 648-6030. wooded tot, raised hearth fire- His (Wife, Bernice, was tak- Welsh, Gilead Rd., Andoyer; SALESWOMAN, experience de­ day or evening, hours to VERNON bedroom ne'wly MiU and Oakland Sts. •k Hospital, major - medical, condition, Dacron sails, very ! FUNERAL AlMHEN'riC Now England sired in junior miss apparel, suit. SINGLE ROOM for working THREE FAMILY —8 ,6 and A By Sprenkel CLERK TYPIST disability and life insur­ sea worthy, good for family. rambUng Capt: Nina rooms, 6 $16,900. 876- to Windham Community Hoe- Rd-. Bbot-. Wapplng. ______fuU-time or part-time 1-5:30, Manchester ance. gentleman. 9 Hazel St., 649- Good income. Can’t mlaa on ooUieiitMi, and Fizzersuso with a Reasonable. Call 649-8713, af­ SERVICE bedrooms, 8^ baths, modem at Vernon a rcle . 643-0609. ^ ^ ©h© ^ treated, for b IRTHB SATURDAY; A son ____ ^ ^ reasonable dis- Town Manager 'Terry V. good hourly rate. Apply In per­ ★ Reservist time off and full ter 5 p.m. 2170. thia one for $17,900. Philbrick APPLY nsMetsvukitchen withvrsws ran*aU boUt-ina,■#«***•.**») ptua •fa AAft T>TTVH TTTTS ft.hpnrnAm " ■ ■ r I ■■■ ■!■■ ■■■ a cuout t JUieOyknee, police UVUW BCUUasaid. toVO Mr..mx. andtUKA Mra.JVU83* W alter A. Kelly »*A.**J son to Mr. Shapiro, or call 648- CALCULATOR pay adjustments during WALTER N. Agency, Realtora, 649-6847. tance apart as a reeuk of the Sprchkel is being considered 2126, Casual Village Shops, 966 85 H.P. MERCURY outboard LjEid^IRC bar-b-cue in tamUy sized kltcb- « j©:n|‘ „©j Ranch eood sized GILEAD — SAl)r BOX (Cttra inie mihhap occurred at 6 ri6 Jr., 43 Cedar St; a son to Mr, rear-end crash. for the position of city man* OPERATOR summer camp. en. Sunken living room with 1760) completely restmad and' police said. Main St., Manchester. SEC .D COOK, experienced, BEEF CORRAL with electric starter, battery Apartments— Flats— Directed GOLD MEDALLION Raised yard for the children to roam. and Mrs.' Ronald Cropley, 39 Haas is scheduled to appear ager is ★ Generous food allowance cathedral ceiling, central air* remodeled. Five spacious ______^______Providence, RJ. excellent working conditions, and discounts. Included, $275. Call 649-6326. Ranch, fireplaced living room, Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- Grove S t ; a daughter to Mr. , Circuit Court 19 Route 83, Veimon, Coim. Teflem«nts 63 Call 649-5869 .conditioning. $46,000. Fhttbrlck rooms, new heating, wiring and COMPTOMETER full-time, salary open. Please Assigned training manuals Mtcben with dining area, 8 bed­ 0469. ! and Mrs. Henry Ooutu, 27 Old lu^bera 23 Main Street, Manchester Agency, Realtors, 649-0347. plumbing. Antique shop poten- f o U o n d County OPERATOR call for interview. Ellington for home study. 875-9557 WE HAVE customers waiting rooma, garage, $18,900. Leo­ Town Rd., Veraon; a son to Mr. for Pizzemaso, poUce eald totoy theprat Ridge Country Club, 875-6291. Diamonds— Watches— for the rental of your apart­ nard Agency, Realtora, 640- MANCHESrsat — Immaculate tial. Par below investment ■" and Mrs. Aaron Comewhero, the tree crash ***®“ Decem- Transcriptionist Programmed lectures and TWO FAhOLY buUt 1964, 2 hot $26,900. CaU Suzanne Shorts, seminars. ment or home., J. D. Real Es­ 0469. 6 ^ room Ranch on bus line 288 Skinnar Rd., RockvGte. ^ v ln g HoS^cS^is^^^deTS •’®^ year when the ^ ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex­ Jewelry 48 water fumacea, exceUent 643-8886. J. Watson Beach ft King to Spieak ent town oouncU was seated. WANTED —someone to deliver tate. 648-5129.' and within walking- distance to / BIR'FHS ^TBS'I’ERDAY; A vcfltigaiUon. perienced, Immediate steady Scheduled monthly per­ • If N ' ______^______8 T. JAMBS PARISB -7 room neighborhood, 98 Starkweather Co., Realtors, 522-211A The previous otty manc^ier. Experienced typist wanted In addition to competitive formance reports. daily newspapers in Tolland, WATCH AND JEWELRY re- everything, 8 ,.bedrooms, large daughter to Mr. and Mra. Jamce — employment. Wilson Electrical 4H ROOMS, $128: 8H rooms, GASH SAVINGS S k it Laval, IM hatha, dining St, reaacnal^ priced. Hutob- In New Haven who was not a professional for sales office o t local com­ wages and above average car essential, approximate pairlng.-Prompt service. Up to F.S’, Westwest, suStorm; n rs; a son w>to -mr.Mr. ^ |- • benefits, ■ we offer a pleas­ Oo. 649-4817. $116. Parking. 15 Forert St, room, temlly room, garage, Ina Agency, Realtora, 649-6S24. VERNON-beautifuUy remodel* manager, was fired 1^ the coun- pany. Take dictation, tran­ As a Shop Manager we provide: hours 3-5 p.m. Call Manches­ $20. on your old watch in trade. n * ’I'o sl^^Wtchen and ^ and maintained 10 ^ , ------State Rep.------Rribert D. King of and Mra. Jeremiah O’SuUivan, ty F a n g e J v la rK in g ant air-conditioned office, off Main St., 646-0090, 648- large beautiflil landscaped cU foltowing campaign pledgee scribe from dictation ma­ ★ Stability of position and in- ter Evening Herald Circulation Closed Mondays, P. E. Bray, ENJOY THE country atmos- ^ e d frature U a heated and ^tra modem Wtohen. tfw« 4Sth Dtabriot,Dtataiot, wIR be a fea- 181 Woodtond Dr., Wapplng; a J .,,, oonvenienit free parking 5675. jrahL 133,900. Philbrick Agen­ to restore a professional man­ chine. Hours 8 a.m.-4:30 RADIO SHACK • come in an industry not de­ Dept. 875-3186, 647-9726. 737 Main St. State Theatre pihere o f tUa 6 room Cape. Set Jalousled sun room, one car WA batiis (in-law eulte). Ex- tured‘speaker at a abatewride daughter to Mr, cuvd Mrs. Fred- XU U ttl D U TU lCiaV and in-plant cafeteria. cy , Realtors, 649-6847. ager to the city. p.m. Modem office, good West Middle Tpke. pendent upon government Building. on a wooded lot Priced to aeU gmage, $22,600. Wolverton ceUent ham, box stalle, pad- oonference on "Wheit’a Wrong crick Moody, 122 Looml* St; a However thia action was xAte. contracts or seriously af­ MANCSBBTER- 6 room Garri­ at $16,900. CaU Paul W. Dou- Agency, Reoltora, 649^2818. < . Ideal for active horse wdth Ooramofioat Sebod Bufid- eon to Mr. and Mra. Gerald The week of April 16 through ) appealed In Superior Court and HV* , APPLY Full-time salesman and fected by economic fluctua­ gan. Realtor, 649-4636. minded family. Bolton Laka.ingsjlli-Tlib' oonfiennce will be Lund, RFD 4, Coventry; a April 22 has been designated Florists— Nurseries 49 son Obknlal, modem kitchen WARANGKE RD., vicinity— management trainees, 40 tions. PART-TIME n ; i; area. Upper 40’s. CaU Sim rae held hi New HaVm April 2^. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bted- National_ _ Grange _ Week and A decisiori-tm the case has not A pp^ with hiilt-ln range, diah-waah* Ranch, large Uvlng room with hour week with day off. ★ First year salary- $8,500 MUGO PINES, Arborvitae, Blue FUEL O IL «. Al.l.O.N er. dtopoeal. 2-z5ie hot water TWO FAMUJES-we have ee^ Shorts, ^-8886. J. Watson The oonference Is eponsorad erick Metzer, 28 N. Bhn St Mayor Nathan Agostinelli haa y®t been rendered, Excellent chance for ad­ • * U* . .. _ _ amaeielI frato /tWraramracbooee Fmrvrw from, /mmone /mlvonly dining L, modem kitchen, issued a proclamatimi deslgnat-, Boat Providence is a.siAmr* with profit opportunity to Circulation Spruce 50c and $1 each. Bring 3 heat exeeUent financing, $19,- Beach ft Oo., Realtora, 629- by the Oonneettcut Socieity of ------dishwasher, disposal, etc. 2- HRST vancement. earn $10,000-$15,000. in the shovel, dig. 644-0545. 900. Philbrick Agency, Real* 3 years old, fine tocaUon, good 2114. Aoxihdbecte and the Bureau o f tag the same period aa Grange ban community of some 45,00(L District Manager — 14.9— income. Thinking of inveat- car garage, large lot Act to­ IONA MFC. CO. second-third year. FUEL OIL tors, 649*8867. 1 BuOdtai^ State pepatt* FBI Reported Week in Mandieater._ Startfog aalaiy for the cl^ APPLY In PERSON ment property, let us ahow you day, this won’t last tong in BOLTON -Webster Lane, 6^ meat of Educatlpn. The day- ’The Orange, known as ‘The monager’a poatUon la $16,000. Manchester Parkada thia neighborhood at this price, R^fent St., Manchester NATIONAL For Details Call Mr. Sanockl Aftornpons. Must have oar Fuel and Feed 49-A 200 GAL. MIN. C.OJ). COOPERATIVE TEN AGRB8, etately 7-nxnn what we have. PhUbriok Agen* room Ranch on deadend street taog wH be held ftpoin Service ^ Organization of the Sprenkel, who to 83, has beta and be able to work with $25,900. PliUhrick Agency, Trailing Soviet the town manager of South MEN PART-TIME mornings Springfield, 413-783-6121 on (o.'i’i’ Btato 1940 Ookmlol. hot water cy. BeaMan, 649-5847. Large wooded lot, ideal for 9;so mjm. to 4 pm._ atw. the new ^ ® , Countryside;” is celebrating Its boys, keep records and do a Realtora, 640-5847. and evening^ for janitorial i*ersonrto-Person, Collect I R. B. REOIIiS ImsL «au)tll6iit con® ctaUdrep. Price reaaonahle. Rtehnrd. C. Lee 100th- anniversary. a Windsor for five yeara Ble A n equal (^pmtunUy |employ«r / STORES, INC. small amount of, bookwork FOR SALE —first quality baled :;r. mcu\ii s’liiUKT ^ Ft¥w6ttB8oA SIX .ROOliC llOtIMf H6Ul0tMr ...... ^ ^itar mgh Espionage ^C^ief service, 6 days k week. Must 649^908 Ti;i.. r.i1, CaU anytime, 640-3656. Schudl in New H a Grange Cratennlal ((kni^mentor* present salary to $11,000. accurateljr- and neatlir. This liay; lOall 649-69U. S S n a ^ e n c ^ o S ^ ^ 8cho« aecttan, 8 bedronma, M^NOTESTtoA-^7 roomyCokmv Sior to cqmtag to i BaWt^ Park A Oakland Aves. be over 18. Call Healy Main- B(krd of EJd- (Continued frmn Page One) attito stamp was issued^ today Or Iwrite: is a permanent, port-timt dining room, glassed-in porch, VERNON - immaculate 6% u c ^ Building Windsor Sprenkel aerVed aa SEWING instructor wanted tor tenance, 87 Niles l)r., Manches­ fireplace, $21,900. J. D. Real in Washington, D,C. . Employment Manager, posiUon. For interview call BRICK RANCH—lioaded with city utiUtiee, convenient looa- room Ranch, situated PABT-TDEB NEEDED ON ALL SBOFTS ptora, m hailu, 8 bedrooms, ger Co., m Main 8 t. SEVEN ROOM Rand> In the pine paneled family room. la office-building, dentist or doe- $17,900. Wolyerton Agency, _ toriol Dtataiot; __ Dr. ,T v' Mozshechkov _ went to Washing- __ oal condition,______providing__ Utera* P » * ^ money and can work only a FULIrTIME bartender to work ttaie. Apply in person, Aloar 643-1579 IN LOCAL TEXTILE MILL EXPERIENCE HELPFUL Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St. Qraan Manox wltb 1% baths. good oondttlon, 130.900. PhO* tor’ s office, nnanctag avaU- Realtora, 649-2818. of ton where hi siw thrsl'^ and ture'in the' prJ^'hailing'of Providence poeltton. W ANTED — Olewning woman few hours a day, servicing an in private club as permittee. BUT N6 T ESSENTIAL. WE TRAIN YOU. ATTRACTIVE This home haa an extra room brick Agency, Realtors, 649- able, $23,500. U ft R RealtyItoalty CoCo. ^ ^ immAouiftte 6 room wSSo*. Su ‘be cherry blossom festival “in bicycles, and providing reflec- wlOi own tnuMportatton. CaU Avon territory Is your answer. Write resume to'box W, Man­ ONE FUlXrTlME, first class tac. 643-2692, R. D . Murdock. ver^’ Jclm W._WMlyxs^^^ ^p^ ^ ^ppj,^ ^ Our highly advertised products Wtteoim Hera WAGES, GROUP INSURANCE AND PBOFIT-SHARINO plus the staiMlard three 5347. If you plan to use bacon drtpr 878-0496. chester Herald. layout inspector with exper­ DISHWASHER — 18 or over, 643-6472. make selling easy. Many w o BENEFIT. APPLY IN PERSON AT rooms, living room dlnihg and ------jj. ImpTortw ptaigB. make sure you cook the ience in aircraft procedures days, Monday-BMday; nights, kitchen. One catr garage. Pries EXCELLENT VALUE—8 romn WAnKBSS —experienced, no men in your neighborhood are AT bacon at low beat an that the rouCK AND trailer driver over and specs, Capable of heading Wednesday, ’Thursday and has been raduced, property to Ratoed Ranch hatha, gar- $10,900-BUYS thia 4 bedroom IhmOeys, hours 12-8 p.m. Ap- waiting to buy our cosmetics ,-VA 31 years of age. Apply in per­ quality control and depart­ Saturday. Apply In person. ALDON SPINNMO MILLS GORP, vacant, win qualify tor FBA 'aga, beautiful wooded tot, tow homa tn oxceUent oondltion. s s <**»• ■«»** - »• Center Restaurant, 499 and household necessities. Call PINE PHARMACY peting, 1% $28,000. Mey* aid D. Buttortkhl, azchMeot of be returned to New York April qmiaUy, .has concentrated its and have the mOdait son at SAD, Inc., 95 HUUard ment. Apply Gunver Mfg. Co., Treat Shoppe, Route 83, Tal- TALCOITVILLE, CONN. ehMwctoig- T. J . Ccooitott, Real- W o, Leonard Agency, Real* Mitten Agcmcy, Realtora, 649- 888-4928 before it is toe lata. 064 denter St. 649-9814 lyouth. St., MaachaBtor. aS4 Hartfoed RcL, Mancbaator. ootbvtSa.. *mm^ tta tlW . « Acaney, G4Ma». Eiimilii^ a'- ht aftetiato MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 iK anrlifK lf r Average Dally Net Fh-eaff Rdn RV>r n w Week Ended The Weather Profeasioaal Wotncn’e Chib Ih e executive board of the A j^l 16, 1967* Cloudy and cool with owito About Town m C E D BACON who te^fied Monday night be­ indicated there may be future had not recognized OfJU’s before the legislature’s coalition recognizes the nature A Vietnamese spokesman said fore congressmen investigating dangers that cannot be antici­ most famous student—Jayne Public Health and Safety extent of toe oonupunist government forcee kiUed 16 Viet SHODIDER GRAND ORION M oa the Jan. 27 ApoUo fire at Gape pated. Ann Jayroe, Miss America of Coihmittee. threat of overt aggression and ,Cbng guerriUae in the kiUial IT*S NATIONAL LONDON BROIL FRANKS^. 59‘ Kennedy, Fla. Slayton, now director of flight 1967. . “ We do not a j^ a r here in subversion ^ 'dt recogidZea hours of toe new drive ih tbo He aaid they are eager to get crew operationa, testlOed "I H ie early enroU m e^ -waa opposition to group prartice,’’ ^ea^lbhSlWMfy to. oolnljating yekoMT-jprtta while taking no SWIR'S niNIDN -COUIED numoaiucia nde. completed quickly. Swifts on YvUh Um program to land (8aa Page ’Twelve) said Dr. WUUam R. Rlchardff '®'*'™”^**^** aggression to either cqouaftite. BOTTOM ROUND . BOULED HAM ^ 5 9 ‘ men on the moon. of New Haven. “We do appear k>nh.’’ jUong toe central coastal IRAQSI TATLOR e a e a . Borman told the Congress­ to opposition to this biH.' “This is toe reason tor SEA- WcEs Rcmoved from JFK Grave plains, speaiboods of two Premium, men, “I think the question real­ Hie medlcal'~s6clety’s opposi­ TOTs very exlsteBoa, and-on tote— : Arlfngti)ll' Na­ iffotiA B oirM divfaiom neared a: SMOKED BUTTS . TATSTRIPS t ^ 3 9 ‘ ly is; Are you confident in us?’’ must, rest our deterintoation,” Unkup bi a drive teem toe norili! Ihe congreaamen clearly are. Bizarre D^dtJi Probed tion, as presented by Richards, tional Cemeteiry, holds the 9)9^7. r - 8nd ftoiavtifii iloiitbir«D8rijiii^ iii was based on the presence of he said. But they — and the astroneuzts Rush end Vaigas welcomed blems removed today from the grave of PresidDot ' kioK stntoh Ot tiw vRat coastatl GRAND UNION lajnnen on toe board that would John F. Kennedy. Public criticisna apparently led GRAND UNION GRAND UNION — expressed some reservations. admlnlster toe proposed new ^ for^ lyinisters at 111 >8 53 1-lb. Testifying With Borman at the the State DepartmenL to the repioval;, (AP Photofax) ; Advaxno elsptrtifa of the Eo- cup atozt of the second week of Shackled Body Found center in New Raven and any rfah 'Tiger Divlriiaa, drivh^ COTTAGE CHEESE other similar centers; on toe While Rusk made clear toe ONCE A YEAR SALE fr iit cocktail oongresatonal hearings on the U.S. detenntoation to support soutoward from Song Oau, were WEEK NANCY LYNN LEMON OR possible subsidization of toe reported about to Join up with this is the week to stock up center by government and by South Vietneon to repelltog ati Near Bumed-Out Car tack, he said toe goal of thC u ito of toe Wliite Horse Divi- on nationally famous "Dickies* private foundations — wMcfa Surveyor on Track sloo puebiag norto from Tuy PINEAPPLE PIES ANSONIA (AP)—The charred the obdy, sprawled on its back would be “unfair competition,” SiElATO alliance is peace. cans Pre-Dawn Fire “My govenunent has made Boa. m PERMANENT - PRESS body of a man, his hands pinned to toe mud about 10 yards from Richards said; and on the ex- The linkup wiB dose toe S7- f e w At Miami Hotel; behind him by handcuffs and the smoldering, completely-gut- emption 6t health care centers to try mtie streiefa between tbe two WORK CLOTHES - 8IARD UNION n o m A J h A . ted hulk of a recent-model red from toe Jurisdiction of the any pirami^hg path to peace,” For Moon Digging with a gaping wound in toe sedan We are prepaired to coastal cities and extend toe ■Ldtpefi Ptiee Jk Yearf/ 1 Dead, 1 Hurt Oonnecticut Medical Examining central coastal stretch in aBied 1 and save as never beforel PEANUT BUTTER ? 8 9 ' U ' : % MEAT DINNERS 2 > ^ 8 9 * forehead, was identified today The body, wrapped in toe Board. amout a final settlement PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A midcourae trajectwy" qOT; FLORIDA-SEEDLESS OIARD URIOR-AU IDTTn as that of Walter Jainkowski. bands to a distance of 236 mfles MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A pre­ shreds of a black coat, smd steps by Surveyor 3, fired back on toe rectlon was completed at mid- from ()ul Nlbcn to Tan Lam. dawn fire at a downtown Miami Police furnished the Identifi­ plaid sportshirt, was also smold- Five D ru g Arrefits Yvtiich It might be reached,” he track in a crucial space maneu- night Monday . by a series ' of 1 TOMATO PUREE 3 2 ^ *1“ ^ POUNDCAKE n o u R f*® cation of toe man whose-Jxidy said. The drive, tbe South Koreeni’ 5 9 ‘ hotel killed a woman and ering, features burned beyond AVON (AP) — A flve-mo*ito ver, zeroed in on the sun and rocket bursts and the spacecraft ISS: aAlO DNIOR FROnR ,, “We are jirepared to take biggest operation of the war, GRAPEFRUIT severely injured an elderly man was found on a lonely back recognition. farveoUgation by Avon, Grapby stars today in America’s first locked back onto' the sun and steps to de-escalate toe conflict. star Canopus for guidance mo­ started March 8, azid some 10,- ®z-iT.„™ .4‘r n “ MACARONI A '^t 2 9 ‘ today and forced other guests to road Monday night, a short dls- and local police.barri- and Shnsbury police depart- try at digging the moon. 000 Korean troops from the two ding to window sills until fire tance froin Ms burning car. ^aded the area and combed the m s n ts ^ ^ fitS t ^ y to The spacecraft, equipped with ments later. ILDEIONnT GRAND URIOH nonR-rURCR a, o jaoa divioions were deployed in K. Mb. ladders arrived. ground tor clues whUe local rest of five Fairmtagton Valley con^esp.^mUng s t ^ aK>ropriate spindly^ arm-like shovels, is “The vehicle quickly regained The Koreans have claimed kffi- pkgs- The top floor of toe toree-sto- A ^ n ia YM!^ aM an firemen extinguiahed the fliunes youths on drog chaiges. aimed' at toe moon’s Sea of the sun,” a spokesman for toe gag Cdmanunlat troops and MARGARINE , ; r , T E GREEN BEANS 5 ^ < -9 5 ‘ zy hotel burst into flames about emploj^^s-of the American Brass .ofina awav at the ear a___ _ every effort we and oto- WRITI HOOn 5 3 8 ^ OIARD D N iO R -nO U N Storms, the probable Ituiar control agency said, “and ibis cepturlng 417 1:50 a.m., trapping more than a Co. mill to Ahsonia for about a S ^ a S ^ rerorter ^ ers have made to talk peace landing site for future U.S. as­ was very crucial.” ' The Souto 'ifletoamese peace 30 years. ^ ^ ^ 1^ H Twarrents chaagtag them with 11- met a curt refusal by Hanoi. APPLE JUICE SPINACH iPSS 7 ^ 7 9 ' dozen sleeping guests to their saw toe ^ y before PoU®® ICgal possession and dispensing He said that as a result of toe tronauts. He said 12 more hours of offer Yvas contained in a ooini- riORDA VAURCU zooms. Cause of death was not im- ^pew a branket Touchdown for toe 2,283-pound mediately determined. a blanket over it said of narootlcs were: Robert E. heroic efforts of South Vietnam tracking were needed before the munlque from tbe Foreign Min- GRAP4D UNION-STEWED GRAND LJNION FROZEN “Smoke poured in and every­ moon device, toe most compli­ JUICE ORANGES 5 3 9 ‘ body yelled fire,’’ said Mrs. An anonymous telephone call ^hiv T I'- Butler, 17, to iiefend itself there is a cated yet developed by the Unit­ (See Page Nine) (See Page Nina) A U PUIPOn Gladys Rydings, who climbed brought police to toe scene at forehead Another reroiter ^ ^ RlchtOT m , 16. “growing climate of security ed States, is about 7 p.m. EST UMt FRENCH FRIES down a fire ladder to safety Wednesday. POTATOES lU K ant 2 0 . 2 . 6 7 * ihom her third floor room. “I No problems developed during couldn’t get out the. door be­ a car on tire here and a man a bullet. the first half of toe 237,000-mile CREIRT-COCXTAa V ... ^ CRINKLE cause the smoke was pouring to in the road.” Police, however, declined to Polo* waa also charged to toe absence of France from toe journey, said scientists at - toe ^ '^ - pint m When police asked who was Simsbury with intoxication. 12to meeting, said the SEATO SvX cans botket pKg n CUT so bad.” comment. Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Civilians, Soldiers TOMATOES 2 9 » Firemen picked toe people off calling, toe caller hung up, they They also said they could not All five were released on organization enables its mem- California Institute of Technolo- said. toe walls with ladders, a police officially call toe death a homi­ (See Page Nine) (See Page Nine) gy.- CHICKEN4 OF THE SEA LEVER BROS. aergeant said. Minutes later, police were cide until an autopsy was per­ In Florida Battle BEICmraT-STRAlNED “It’s unbelievable that there hurriedly slogging up a muddy formed Tuesday at Wtiterbury Were only two cuualttes,’’ toe tone into the woods from Rim- Hospital. KEY WEST, Fla. . (AP) — officers with police dogs and 20 SOUD WHITE TUNA BABY FOODS COLDWATER ALL sergeant added. mon Road. The area where the corpse Two hundred soldiers and civil- Marines in two trucks with riot CHASE A SANMRN FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS About 250 yards from toe isuis rumbled tor two and a half helmets and fixed bayonets.” (See Page Five) road, police said, they found (See Page Ten) The soldiers are assigned to a 10,™ 8 9 ' 1-lb. 4-oz., hours Monday night before number of Hawk missile rites INSTANT COFFEE pkg. police and helmeted Marines bui)t in tbe Keys during the Cu­ COFFEE MLD with fixed bayonets cleared the ban missile crisis, of October 1-pint 6-oz. C u e streets. 1961, T>ut they, live in barracks CAROLINA btl. 9 9 Police (Thief Armando Perez on toe naval base. t CHASE & SANBORN DOVE UQUID Dodd Punishment Reported said the tense confrontation All the soldiers are member* W hy b e a COFFEE RICE FABRIC SOFTENER grew out of'a month-long feud of the eth Missile Battalion: A ^‘job slob?” 1-pint 1-oz. a C C over servicemen dating a half- spokesman tor that unit said the CHASE & SANBORN . 21b 4 | c n N A L TOUCH btl. ^ 9 ' dozen teen-8ige girls. men have been . released on pkg. ^ 1 Censure or Condemnation Nine soldiers were arrested bonds rangii^r from fS26 to $600 mnNSON-STADfLESS STEEL ^ ^ DETERGENT and charged with inciting to and are restricted to their unit* m wear DICKIES- . WAffinNGTON (AP) — The Knowledgeable sources will- edged he used testimonial mon- riot. A tenth was charged with until a hearing later thla week, m A Senate Ethics Committee has ing to discuss toe committee ey to pay off debts and meet carrying a concealed weaix>n...... -...... SWORD BLADES 10 ^, 89* LUX UQUID A 4 44 1., deliberations — and they were what he called “personal-politi- LANGE SIZE HEAVY DGTT timtetlvely decided that censure ^ ^ expenses.” Police confiscated, a motley . . . . m the Shape/Sef work clothes Ur condemnation — and possibly aspects of Dodd’s conduct would But he has Insisted toe teati- arsenal of lead-weighted web SSSSSS5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS MINUTE MAID belts,. a baseball bat, a lead VASELINE HAIR TONIC FROZEN WISE UQUID Inth — is toe punishment it will be specifj^if as the basis tor pro- menial donors intended the pipe, a length of heavy chain, a that wear like iron- HUD TO TOR HANDS AMERICA'S FAVORITE recommend tor Sen, Thomas J. poaed Senate punishment. money as a personal gift, to be .38 caliber rt®tol *u

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