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VOL. LXXXVn. NO. 184 MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 PRICE TEN CENTS H eart Feat Foe Presses Saigon Attack; a ^ ■ . SPENDING UMIT8 LIMITS OK'D ^ WASHINGTON (AP) <1110 House Ways and Means Com mittee opened the way Mon day for congressional action on a $10 bUllon tax increase by accepting a spending limi Blast Rocks Heart of Gity tation plan worked out last week. The committee ended a long wrangle over the SAIGON (AP) — The B HVi the amount to be cut by enemy attack cm Saigon •tm f By The Associated Press agreeng to a reduction ‘'at l- m u swept on in full fury to i, Surgeons in Houston, Tex., have performed their sec least’’ as large as those the night, with North Vietna {• ond heart transplant operation in less than three days, Appropriations Committee of- mese reported fighting for fetid to undertake. ’This with both patients reported making progress. Joseph the first time in the capital a Rizor, the eighth heart transplant patient, died at Stan- means a spending ceiling that would require a $4 billion and a heavy explosion— be !) • ford, Calif., Sunday. w reduction under President lieved a rocket-blasting the At London's National Heart heart of the city. \e ■ ; ! Hospital, 46-year-old Frederick Johnson’s budget for the year The North Vietnamese were n H West, his heart replaced Friday beginning July 1. Transplant batUing South Vietnamese T night with that o f a young labor troops from gravestxme to er killed in a fall, Sunday had a m ]i gravestone in a cemetery near supper of pureed carrots and Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut airport. Of Thymus prunes—his first solid food since m The missile was believed to his operation. He also ^ ked for have exploded near the down J> Vote Ends '1 H \ books and a television set. town Sedgon U.S.O. and Interna Successful At Houston, 'the St. Luke's tional House, a private club fre H Hospital surgical team Sunday 58 quented , by Americans. Both t8 A’TLANTI. OCITY, N.J. (AP) night . performed the. world’s . vwore closed by Saigon’a curfew of — The first known successful 11th human heart transpluit, re Phone Rift ro \ but the area is ohe of many 59 human transplant of the thy placing the ailing heart of apartments and hotels occupied mus, a small, mysterious gland- James B. Cobb, 48, with that of 6 r- f by Vietnamese and Americans. a youth killed in a motorcycle 3) K like organ that helps in building Officially There was no sign, however, 3) the body’s resistance to disease, accident. Cobb was in "excel that any buildings were bum- a- lent condlUon,” a hospital was reported today by a Florida WASHINOTON (AP) —Strik- ing. Police vehicles, fire engines physician. spokesman said. If ing telephone workers have put and ambulances converged F, The same Houston surgical The thymus was implanted "the voice with a smlle^’ back in quickly on the scene, Hi team Friday gave Everett D>. into- the body ^ of a 7-month-old _ , ^ . style with a nationwide' contract U.S. (military spokesman Ind- n> boy, bom without the organ and Thomas, 47, the heart of ratification vote that officially cated the new enemy offensive, _, . j ” o 116-year-old K.VAoip.y\1/4 bride. Thomas’o* given little chance for survival. ended an 18-day walkout against launched Sunday, was subsiding condition on Sunday was termed the Bell Telephone System. elsewhere across South Vietnam "At 18 months of age, the in satisfactory. fant is growing normally and But scattered locals an- has no unusual infections," said At the Stanford Medical Cen noUnced they wouldn’t heed th the attacks as more ter, the 40-year-old Rizor died Dr. William W. Cleveland, back-to-work order Issued by evidence the enemy p l^ s endocrinologist and profesmr of after his t n ^ la n te d heart stopped beating for a time the Communications Workers of ? pediatrics at the University of America alter its Washington ^ Miami, Fla., School of Medi Sunday afternoon. V Doctors got it working again headquarters announced Sunday ^ stren ^ - cine. the 64,680-30,721 vote to ratify !L.North Vietnam’s bargaW^ in a few minutes but said the Cleveland said in an interview stoppage had been caused by a the three-year contract. ZZZZ that the success of the operation Connecticut’s local. 1290, vot- expected lack o f oxygen to the blood. to open this week in Pails. Eht lends strong support to the im- ed by a three to one margin Death was caused, they sedd, by While Hanoi radio claimed IS- mimologlc fimctions of the thy Saturday to reject the con lit the inability of Rizor’s lungs— "brilliant victories,” Gen. Wil or mus that so far have been based tract, but its members did re long damaged by his own heart liam C. Westmoreland’s head me on animal. studies. port for work today. See story be- impairment—to supply suffi quarters said in a communique: ss page. 13. He reported in a paper pre cient oxygen to his new heart. "Scattered fighting has taken Viet Police Chief is aided after being: wounded by sniper in Saigron. (AP Photofax) pared for-the annual meeting of Rizor, father .of four, was a The vast majority of the place throughout yesterday and the American Society for Clini carpenter in Salinas, Calif. His 200,000 workers involved in the this morning; however, the spoiling actions, cutting off ene unite made up mostly of North increase in fighting during the may be able to move to even strike were expected to begin cal Investigation that the Infant heart came from an athletic 43- over-all activities remain con my units reported headed to at Vietnamese replacements. day Inside Saigon, around Tan closer and set up mortars. showed poor immunologic reac year-old man who died of a returning to work today under tack Saigon. siderably lower than during the The officials said that North Son Nhut and on the fringes of U.S. infantrymen moved in tion before the dperation. Al massive brain hemorrhage. what CWA officials called the U.S. officials said an estimat Vietnamese prisoners have been closer toward the city to back Tet (Itmar new year) offen the capital. most immediately ^tcrward his Cobb, a salesman from Alex best contract ever 'achieved in sive.” ' ed battalion of enemy troops, taken and some of the enemy up South Vietnamese rangers, immunologic responses im andria, La.,' is the father of two the IndusbyT^-^^ Headquarters reported 12 lo I>erhaps 400 to 800 men, fighting dead have been identified as American officials were re pauratroopers and marines bat proved, the doctor said. children. His wife is a junior And CWA spokesmen said any cations were hit Sunday by mor allied forces around Tan Son North Vietnamese. ported deeply concerned about tling the enemy in three places The thymus, found in the up high school teacher. He has a refusal to end picketing as of tar and artillery fire but new Nhut air base are predominant U.S. official estimated that as fighting on the northesistem inside Saigon and trying to cut ^ per chest near the base of the history of heart trouble lor the midnight would be in defiance edge of the city. M shelling today was Insignificant. ly North Vietnamese soldiers. of early Monday there were off infiltration attempts on the neck in children, has long l)een_ past several years and has been of the union executive board, There also was ground fighting This is the closest to Saigon that about 300 Viet Cong troops fight Enemy troops were said to be east and west sides. in the north but this appeared te North Vietnamese have fought ing inside Saigon. Preliminary advancing slowly rather than (See Page Twelve) (iee Page Eleven) (See Page Eleven) Two companies of infantry be a continuation of last week’s in these numbers. estimates also hKdlcated there being driven back. They report men from the U.S. 199th light 1 ot battles. The American officials said it might be as many a s '300 more edly were nearing a bridge lead Infantry brigade were locked in »n female Viet Cong agents who in ing into the city. The fact that les, A U.S. spokesman said tdlied was not Immediately clear to fighting with an unknown sized forces so far had killed 714 ene .what unit the North Vietnamese some cases have done some of they were able to move forward enemy force in the Phu Tho my troops in and around Saig

itb- her Columbia Reopens Doors Poverty Buses evD He art ■61 res, Heading North Y But Class Teaching Ends By BILL CRIDER cars guarded the march but NEW YORK (AP) —^Besieged up to the individual units how to Henry Coleman, the. actkig Associated Press Writer there was no particular tension. Columbia University reopened carry on.. dean of Columbia (College who EDWARDS, Miss. AP) — Whites in this small town pla cidly Ignored the entire demon its doors today amid chaos and The confusion was heightened was held inside hig office for al- p^m. one-time lural school controversy and a two-century- by rebel students who renewed most 24 hours when the student stration. old tradition of formal class- their two-week old protest by protest began April 23, predict- loaded with 136- passen- In Edwards, at an intersection room teaching apparently ended calling lor a boycott ot classes, ed the university "will not be &ers, cruised across Mississippi on Main Street, the marchers fo.r thei rest of the semester. Minor scuffling broke out at back to normal this semester.” toiyard Washington today as the held a rally with the Rev. Ralph Columbia College, the 28,000- several spots this morning as Daidd Truman, (Columbia vice first of the poverty caravans Abernathy and other Southern student Ivy Leag;ue university’s staff members and unsympath- president and provost, toured Christian Leadership • Confer planned by the Poor People’s oldest and largest unit, decided etic students walked through the campus to the jeers and ence officials speaking, using Sunday to end formsd classes al- picket lines set up to enforce the shouts of the strikers, Campaign. the wagon as a platform. .A most lour weeks before the olfl- boycott. The classroom doors swung____ ^ The buses took to the highway Abernathy, who favors a cial end of the term May 29. Fewer than 200 students °pen today for the first time in after the group made a symijol- ' &tihrdrtteed‘ anhuSl' wage, told Some other units of the uni- manned picket lines before a days. The student protest be- ic two-mile march from their the marchers that money in verslty were expected to follow dozen buildings. No one was K®-** over construction of a gym- Mount Beulah Conference Cen- their pockets would end segre Columbla College’s lead but it hurt in the quickly ended scuf- naslum in a park buffering Ne-»ter to Edwards, paced by a (ialr gation problems. was not known immediately ties as rebel leaders scurried Harlem and the university of mules pulling a rickety farm "When you get that gold, all what they would do. The unlver- around campus urg;ing their fol- over a government-oriented wagon. these white folks . . . will forget adnatnlstration simply lowers to use spoken persuasion defense project partly spon- Mississippi Highway Patrol your color because they want opened all Imlldings and left it rather than force. sored by (Columbia. the gold,” he said, "and we will The gymnasium project has live together as brothers.” ■■ ------"" - . since been suspended but that Earleir, Abernathy had tol^ a apparent victory for the rebel premarch rally: “ We ■want an students has obviously not end end to poverty, we weuit mean Ei^ht Killed. ed their protest. Diplomats ingful jobs and we want a guar The rebels now claim to have anteed annual Income.” , the support of 6,000 students for Six buses, each seating about their boycott. They issued a 40, were obtained by the organi Maul Sets Ablaze bulletin today listing more than Seek Site zers, to haul the “ Southern leg” 50 "liberation’ ’classes in such of the various caravans thtough subjects as "avant-garde litera 13 Southern cities to Washlngtim ture,” “ imperialism,” "corpo i by May 19. Only four, reasona rate liberalism” and "Columbia In Paris bly full, left Edwards. Texas Nisht Club and the warfare state." Selma, Ala., will be the first PARIS (AP) • — U.S. and stop. The buses wilb stop about The university’s School of Li- FORTif WORTn, Tex. (AP) Clayton Dillard, 24; Kenneth brary Service and the Graduate North 'Vietnamese envoys called five miles outside the city and -A man Involved in a dlstrub- Simpson, 19.; Jewelene Prince, School of Business planned nor- at the French Foreign Ministry group will march into town, ance with a waitress touched off 26; and Carroll Jo Penigar, 23. mal sessions today. But other today for further discussions on Abernathy, who took over as a blaze in an integrated night All but Dillard were Negroes, units said they would decide a ft-* to head of the SCLC after Dr. Mar- club which killed elgît persons TWo persona were taken,.tp. a er. discussions with faculty ^ arouna a » Luther King Jr. was killed Humphrey during: talk at Polish-Ameri<»n celebration in Chicago. (AP Photofax) late Sunday night. Seven were hospital with InjurlM. '* members and students whether preliminary Vietnam peace jjy sniper in Memphis, Tenn., negroes. About 28 persons Ifed to safety hold formal classes or follow talks. April 4, urged youngsters in the Witness at the West Side club as flames raced along bamboo the Columbia College formula. Their decision may in part be area to skip school to see the —called “ The Grave” —said a curtains and turned the building Meanwhile, the city police de- affected by a renewal of violent caravan off. Negro man splashed a can of t"to an inferno within seconds. , partment defended tself against student demonstrations in Paris Abernathy praised the 127 ^Humphrey Is Target liquid Inpide the front door,. Ig- The club once was named ^ charges that it used undue force against conditions at the Uni- teachers whoshut down Qult- nlted it and vanished into , the Lucky’s Drive-In' Cafe but a*In clearing five university build- verslty of Paris Sorbomi$' main County’s four all-Negro darkness.' - sign outside identified it as ings of sit-ins last week. In a re- branch schools last Thursday—which Six men 'and two viomen, “ The Grave.” The mo-tif Includ- port ordered by Mayor John V. While the envoys met, stu4 youngsters-to \ trapped in the. flames, died of caskets. ^Lindsay, toe department said its clashed violently with poA *’®*P ^® recruiting work in the At Indiana: Primary appaiciitapparent aiiiuivcsmoke ijumiauuiiinhalation oaas ^^C^tomers------said ®_well ••— d------r ^ e d f^ e d l a ^— ^ ^ l e ■violence Bank whilearea. they groped over shuffle boards, êgro man was Involved in a from toe demonstrators, others surged across toe Rivet | “ We'have been called a chll- INDIANAPOLIS, Ihdj (AP) — most hectic primary campaign While McCarthy said ' there pinball machines and pool ta- disturbance with a waitress* "PoUce were punched, bitten Selne to toe Right Bank. dren’s crusade,” dald Aber- the state has seen. ' bles for a, back door. about half ah hour before the and kicked with many attempts Some officials here have said natjiy. “ They say we rely on Indiana’s presidential | primary were signs he was going to win, ^ - . . fire. made to kick policemen in the Kennedy and McCarthy used that a continuance of street bids. That’s not true but y o i ^ j campaign churned toward a cli he said he had already dis We got a descrlpôn but no j-eport said. "A pat last-minute tours, a television demonstrations in Paris could telks are a big help to us. You counted Indiana as a declslv$ name,” said detective L.V. Le- tern was seen in' toe use of fe- max ’Tuesday—arid White House barrage and armies of volunteer behave he’d be kicked out,” result in talks somewhere in the hnow how it goes; toe teaehers state, saying the reel tests be Flls of the suspect. males to bite and kick toe po- contender Hubert H. Humphrey collegiqte campaigners tq hunt said Judy 'Andbrock, 18, who tween him and Kennedy would LeEHls said investigators worldng behisd toe bar llcemen Paris suburbs. °*fîd'^*f*to^8U suddenly became a cami^lgn voiteo in their first primary oon- pome later, in Oregon May 2^ found no evidence that that the the Incl- incl- .^jfhen ■ - toe — flrd-- broke------' but. - ■— "He - sat- --- "In - some buildings, demon- American Charge d’Affaires target. fnonltaUon. and California June 4. , dent was racially motivated, v down,' flnlshbd hlsj beer and strators hurled furniture, bottles Woodruff Wallrier and Mal Van ’ ^ trustees" ^ ‘ The Indiana contestants, rival The New York senator, broth ...... ’ . .C J . and miscellaneous objccts at the Bo, afraid of me

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his symphonic poem, "Don Vem on Bolton Bolton success from the scouting point No girl. would risk pneumonia Juan.” He wrote a number of Sheinwold on Bridge of view, that an actual “ chal in that icy water; MereComfortWedPleg similar compositions. Listen for String Group lenge" had arisen, and that the them on FM and choose what Sidewalk Ordinance Goes gtrle had carried through ad 6 CROPS TOP $1 BILLION STAR GAXElC*0 OLYMPIC PLAYBB NORTH GOP Backs No Lull in Battle of Sexes mirably. Cadettes work on four FALSE TEETH strikes your fancy for any furth ------^By CLAY R. PCH-LAN------Ends Season LANDS ON FEET 4 A 8 4 WA8HINOTON — Six U.S. To OTereoms discomfort whon “THE WAY er explorations in this field. MAR. 2] challenges during their years at dentufM slip, slid# or loossn, JuM Your Oaily Atfivity Quid* SEPT. 23 J 3 2 crops last year were valRed at There is also a Suite from "Ro- By JOHN GRUBER By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD To Public Hearing Tonight Edwin May this level of scouting. sprinkle s little FAgm r H on your . According fo fh* Sfbrs. OCT. 2 3 ^ 0 A Q 10 5 3 At Scouts^ M ixed Campout more than $1 billion each. Com pistes. YASTKKTH bolds dentures senkavalier” that is effective, Oswald Lehnert, fhe first con- The boys were the only ones brought producers $6 billion; flrmsr. Tou set better, feel more I HEARD rP’ S 1-4S-59A3 To develop message for Tuesday, 4- 5-13-16 Hie U.S. women’s team wlU ♦ 53 An ordinance relating to con- make a town assess Its present comfortable. P A Sm TR le alkaline but for real charm try the suite >*68-75-79-89 cettmaster of Die MEinchester Jim MoCurry, Grade 8 stu got a lot of ideas for their to go swimming, for a Ilfe''Sav- hay, $2.9 billion; soybeans, $2.4 read words corresponding to numbers bl-49-57 be favorites to win the world WEST EAST struction of sidewalks will be facilities and its future needs For Senate —won't sour. Hsija ebsek piste odor. from "Le Bougeios Gentil- o f your Zodiac birth sign. dent, and member of Boy Scout Campordma (which will be held Ing demonstration, and for fun, billion; and wheat, $2.2 billion. Denturee tbst lit srs eeeentlal to TAURUS Civlo Orchestra, acted els guest championship next month at # KQ765 aired at a public hearing tonight and to start thinking about pro besltb. See your dentist recularly. homme.” APR. 21 b J 1093 Troop 78, said that he learned which prov^ that they were by John Gruber \ Lucky 31 Poy 61 Throw the Bridge Olympics in Deau the weekend of June 2 at the Tobacco and cotton were also in Oet FABm TR at all dru( oounters. conductor lEist night for the 9 5 0? KQ96 D Admlntstratlon viding for them. The RepuUicah Town Com In the “impressionist” sdiool, I M A Y 21 2 Better , 32 Time *■ 62 Ideoi ville. One or two members of Builditig, one thing at the Boy Scout-Girl Boy Scout Lakes of Isles Res the strongest campers, after all. the billion-dollar class. 33 Is 63 Lote . O K 86 Other items to be reviewed mittee of Bolton haa announced you need works by Debussy and 000^53-54 3 Don't HEirtford String Orchestra in its 0 J974 Scout campout this weekend at ervation) from an inspection of 4 Your 34 Mognetic 64 A 12-27-29-52#' Gie team pJay a stam-bontr 4 J874 A 9 The proposed ordinance pro- tonight include: Discussion of Ravel. The Prelude to "The Af 5 Plnonciol 35 Conventions 65 Whot S2-69-S2-fl7^. final concert of the seeLson. The styfle, as shown In today’s hand, rtdes that abutters pay part of that it wfU Mippoit the candid Camp Johnson in Bolton — that the boys’ camp on the opposite O tM M t 6 Apply 36 Good 66 Problems SOUTH the possibility of a lease agree acy o f Edwin May for eleoUon boys eat better than girls. ternoon of a Faun!' is a good SAOfTTARIUS group played very well under played ktst month In a special the cost of installing the side shore of Johnson Pond. I received a letter the other you'll at least have a represen ^ M A Y 22 7 Woste 37 Promoting 67 Rtveol « 2 ment between the town and Ver to the United States Senate He said that his patrol dined starter for Debussy and I’d 8 An 38 To 66 Morning his baton, Eind the progrEim w e i s selection tournament Ed the Re walks. The boys showed the girls day from a reader vdio asked A j JUNE 22 69 Wither C? A 10874 non Haven Convalescent Home; for a seat now occupied by De on steak while the girls were tative library that will be en recommend it as basic to your 9 Temptotlon 39 Quolities DEC. 22 ^ 1 three ways to set up a pup tent, 40 More 70 New Interesting suid well chosen. gency WWst Club In New York. Fonowlng the hearing the the status of the Valley View my opinion on what she should joyable to almost everyone, and library. Ravel’s "Rapsodie EJs- 1^11-17-25-331 10 Keep 0 2 mocrat Abraham Rlblcoff. eating peanut butter sandwich 11 Big 41 Reoch 71 Projects 2-10-15-20^ Jeanne Benjamin who fol Opening lead — king of Board of Representatives will Lane Sewer petition; the re and veudous methods of cooking Open 6 Days Every Week buy as a basic library of phono and in good taste. 1^1-7581-88 42 Solving 72 You've 4 AKQ 1062 Milton Jensen, town commit es. pagnole" is representative of 12 Dw't 44808384G- lowed Mr. Lehnert as concert- sp E u le s. nwet in regular session. An in a reflector oven. Questioned 13 Efforts 43 A 73 Party port of the Building inspector, graph records. She also wanted I think you’d like Bach’s Suite this composer and will serve as CANCfR CAPRICORN North East South tee chairman, said that May has Questioned on this, a Grade Th urs. and Fri. Nights Open till 9:00 14 To 44 Authority 74 High mistress of the local symphonic Declarer took dummy’s ace ordinance concerning the kind again, the Eighth Grade girl KivUh's to know whether she should buy No. 3 for orchestra as a repre , JUNE 23 DEC. and a report from Town Counsel a long record of service to the 8 member of Cadette Troop well as anything to represent 15Thos« 45 News 75 And group, also showed up on the of spiuies and led the Jack of Pass Pass 1 ^ ling of outdoor fires will be con had learned all that in prepara'< them in "mono” or "stereo." sentative baroque composition. j JULY 23 16 W ill 46 Todoy 76 Of JAN. 2 3 ♦ 4 <5 relative to the pumping station nation as well as to his state ,669 said that the girls had con Complete Home Furnishings Since 1899! him. program. She teamed with Mr. hearts fnom dummy. East cov sidered and a date will be set tion for back-packing at Camp These are a couple of questions Handel’s "Water Music” in the 17 Need 47 Vogue 77 Proper on Evergreen Rd. and user and local community. sumed steak also, but not at the The 20th century should not g S 518-21-38 18 Scientific 48 Times 78 Wonted 8-19-22-28^ ered with the queen, and South Pass Double All Pass ■ for a public hearing. Alice Merritt last summer. Lehnert in the Bach double charge. same time. She added that the of such general Interest that I Harty arrangement is another be neglected, so we have to have 19 InspirotiPn 49 Off 79 Lote 67-7786-9QVs IMay semred as a fighter pilot 50 Everydoy 80 Wind Violin Concerto, while Monrlco refuEied the trick. Town treasurer Robert Dem- Rookvllld Hospital Notes Under the leadership of Mrs. shall answer in the column rath good work of this period. They uo 20 In AOUARIUS with Uie U. S. Army Air Corps boys paid for their outdoor some Stravinsky at least. His 21 Logic 51 Plenty 81 Good Lehnert assumed the duties of South ruffed the spade return, Ing will be present at the meet Frederick Barcomb, 20 girls er than to the individual, even should suffice until you decide JULY 24 JAN. 21 club with dummy's Jtick of Visiting hoars are 12:80 to 8 in World War II. In 1966 he was meals themselves, but thdt the "Firebird” Suite wdll ptxibably 22 W ill 52 Good ^ 82 On conductor, deserting his post as led a diamond to the ace and ing to explain welfare revenues participated, sleeping On straw though she enclosed a self-ad you have considerable Interest . AUG, 23 23 Throw 53 The 83 Toword EEB.' .9 ^ hearts. p.m. in all areas except ma elected to the U. S. House of girls made do on troop finances. be the easiest for you to start 24 Your 54 Merrier 84 You bsiss player with the group. FObumed a trump to win a fi as requested by Representative (brought in by one of the Boy dressed, stamped envelope. in this type of music. Many %f)24-34-39-41 East’s best play is to discard, ternity where they are 2 to 4 Representatives. Three years la On the other hand, said Mc- with, although it is early and 25 Today 55 To 85 Indicoted 9-14-23-35/^5 Miss Benjamin and Mr. Leh nesse. When the trumps failed to Thomas Wolff. and 6:30 to 8 p jn . Scout fathers ) in the lodge. people do not. ^43-70-74 26 Your 56 The 86 Procedure 55-558085'^ and South takes the king of ter he became Rpubllcan State Curry, one should never under As to "stereo” or "mono” re not altogether charaffteristic. nert did a fine Job of the well break. South led out the ace The board will be asked to Mothers of troop members In the "classical” period, you VIRGO 27 Let 57 Nicely 87 Vine PISCES clubs and ruffs a low club with Admitted Thursday: Kath Chialtman. estimate the {xnvers of a girl. cordings, so far as I know they You ought to have something 28 Likely 58 Are 88 Compony and king of clubs. East ruffed Paas on several resolutions: known Bach work, but the or erine LaBrle, Rt. 80; Jerrfey "With his experience In civic The boys were giving a first- helped. both cost alike these days, al should have works by Haydn, by Carl Orff as well and I ccin’t 4 29 Those 59 Just 89 Evening Eind diunmy’s jEwsk of hearts. SEPT, 22 chestra WEIS too large for a real led another spade, reducing Authorizing an addlUonal ap erine LaBrle, Rt. 80; Jeffrey aid demonstration, he said, and The boys, 54 in all, were led though this wasn’t always the Mozart and Beethoven. Any of 30 The 60 Friendly 90 Today M AR 21 Pethaps only a perfectionist affairs and as a successful busi think of anything better than his 5/7 baroque flavor to come through. declarer to one trump. propriation of funds for the Tolland; Anna Marctnka, 111 by Scoutmaster James McCurry case. You can play "mono” the Haydn “ Salomon” sym 3- 7-26-33 36-45-46-59^ wound point out these flaws in nessman," Jensen said, “ May became a little mixed, up. A "Carmina Burana” which exists 37-47-71 (^)Good (^Âdvcrsc € Neutral 6572-78 V In consequence, the soloists had South ruffed a low club in town clerk; refund of |11.20 sew Union St.; Gerald Mello, 6 Al- Girl Scout volunteered her help (senior) and helping fathers. records on "stereo” equipment phonies will do. These have play and defense. The point is will provide Oonneotdeut with Keith’s Famous “BUNTING” in a stunning recording by our k to play a little too loudly for dummy, Eind East overruffed. er user charge, assessed ki pert Rd.; Michael Cratty, 104 and straightened everything out. Ail Joint activities were but you won’t get "stereo” ef numbers in the 90’s and above. that South landed on her feet outstanding leadership." own Hartford Symphony. In balEince, a situation that is all Now South took the rest with error and to be paid out of the Grove St. And the boys were so chival planned by the boys, who were fect. You can likewise play For Mozart, I’d recommend — and that sort of thing wins Voter Canvassing Starts cidentally, another fine record too common in presentations of the last trump and the good contingency fund; consideration rous that they helped the girls the hosts. The girls supplied re "stereo” records on "mono” "Elne Kleine Nachtmusik” and world championships. Discharged Thursday: Daniel The registrars of voters will ing by our own orchestra is the in the tradition of'the Boston this work. Still everything sound clubs. 11 Esist hod refused to of a resolution and related re Hutson, 20 Thompson St.; Kath even when they were compet freshments after the campfire, 3 PIECE PATIO GROUP equipment but you should have the Symphony in G-minor. For “ Pops," but this WEIS definitely Dally Question begin their canvassing of ' the “ Three Jewish Poems” of Better Pops ed well, U> fact extremely well, ovemiff. South would have been solutions requesting authoriza leen Sidtter, B Cottage Bt.; ing against them. where skits were presented and a "stereo” stylus Installed in Beethoven, I suggest Symphon a concession to the audience Dealer passes, and yen are town tdday in accordance with Block. Both were made under even if it wels not what I would down two. Play imd defense tion to proceed with the Com Elizabeth Smith, 28 Talcott Among the many contests be song;s sung. your cartridge to prevent ies No. 1 and No. 8. You can Fritz Mahler. rather than a sign of crass neg holding: Spades A-8-4; Hearts, *P. A. 56 relating to elections consider an- ideal performance. were vigorous, but far from pre munity Development Action Ave.; Paul Dreapeau, East tween the sexes was one which To Mass, Woodsy damage to the discs. always hear 3, 6 and 9 over With Dickson lect of musical VEdues. J.S-2; Diamonds, A-Q-18-S-S, Plan. enacted by the General As It’s quite a list, but fortunate It was Ein evening of double cise. Hartford; Louis Marquis, 14 Involved starting enough of a The Rev. J. Santon Conover at one LOW KEITH PRICE! the radio, so why invest in ly you don’t have to buy them Schubert’s "Serenade” also Clubs, 5-8. sembly Session of 1967, which The difference is not as great By JOHN GRUBER concertl: Doris Prldonoff . Leh iSouith slhDUld read E ast for The CDAP program will take Farmstead Lane; Ronald Hous fire to bum two' strings. Three went to camp Sunday morning them? Maybe you’ll want all went very well. I still think it What do you say? states that the registrars "shall as most petals expect, and for all at once. Operas you can nert Eind Eugene Prldonoff Join lengdi in spades and hearts Eoid 22 months and will cost $68,877. er, 76 Grove St.; Michael Co- Boy Scout patrols were pitted for Protestant services. The ,9 symphonies, but this is an ex Harry Ellis Dickson upgrad should be sung; that’s the way Answer; Pass or bid one call the complete canvass of music performed by an orches choose to satisfy your own taste. ed forces to offer the Mozart shortness in clubs. Declarer The town will not have to put lombaro, 16 Cedar St.; Laurie agaiiist two patrols of girls, and Catholics were transported to includes: pensive purchase. They can be heard direct from ed the usual “ Pops" fare Satur the composer conceived it, but diamond. This la a bordeillne each street, avenue and road tra which sits still while pla^ Two Piano Concerto in E-flat could and should safeguard the up any money. Its share will and David Trapp, Stafford the boys helped the girls. But church, undoubtedly smelling a You may think it odd, but I day evening at the Bushnell as if you have to hear an orches decision. Mbst experts would within the town starting May 6, Innerspring iner. there is nothing very startl the Met during the season and major. Some years back tills contract agEilnst anything but a amount to $14,719 but this will Sprlng;8; Ernest Backofen, 1 the boys won. bid woodsy. don’t recommend any Brkhms tral transcription of the piece pass, but a good many would 1968.” ing about "stereo.” Opera in over WTIC-FM Sunday nights he presided on the podium and brother smd sister tesim offered 5-0 break in trumps. be in services equipment and Fox Hill Dr.; Mrs. Aleen Mc- Ideas Appropriated Mrs. Barcomb reported that Cushion Symphony for a starter. Rather, at 7 ;30. There are many more the performEmce on this oc- Prior to the passage of this "stereo" is more effective, since included such composers as the same work hereabouts and At the second trick declarer favor an opening bid. space. The actual funds will Neal and son, Somers; Terri McCurry said that the girls the weekend had been a g;reat I would suggest his Second works you’d probably like, but cEision was as good els you ate Copyright 1888 act only towns with a popula Glider the singers move around while Poulqnc, Milhaud and Proko- did a very good Job of it. It is a Should IcEid a club from dum come from the state under a Thompson and daughter, Rt. 74; Piano Conceiô. Brahms is not at least you’ll now have a start. likely to encounter, and the tion of 5,000 and over had to recording, as they would on a pleasure to report that Eugene my. If East had no clubs at all General Features Oturp. new federal program. Mrs. Claire Grenier and son, 16 Cocktail. Table colorful as an orchestrator and fleff, along with selections from audience w e i s ecstatic. comply. « stage, and the effect is dupli Prldonoff, who weis then quite she would be unable to gain Town Planner John McAImont the concerto gives you addition Werner Dr. "Fiddler On The Roof,” “ Hello Four sections from Proko- young, has matured, Eind last WASHINGTON—The value of Jr. has been working on the Mm. Elda Calhoun (R) fmd and Matching cated witen reproduced. al color usually lacking to the by ruffing. Mrs. Mary Morgan (D) will go Dolly," Euid tunes of that genre. fieff’s “ Lt. Klje" Suite were night improved his conception domestic iron production weis Chamber muric is effective in beginner. Further, there is a Madrid School Actually, South would win program application. The board The Herald's Vemon Bureau together personally to each Rocker In point of fact, he had mu likewise done in fine tlyle. 1 of the work considerably. off almost 6 per cent last year "stereo" oven though the per peach of a cello solo at the be with the Eice of clubs, leEid a has to pass certain resolutions is at 88 Park St„ tel. 876-3188 sic by Schubert, Bizet and should have liked to have heard In fact, this was a near ex to $812 million, reflecting a home, starting with the RFD 1 formers don’t move, but the ginning of the third movement. Reopens; Closed diamond to the ace Eind return showing it has read and approv or 048-2711. News items may Bridims as well. 'Bizet WEis rep the whole thing, but it would emplary performance. I haven’t ed the plan. section, proceeding to the RFD symphony orchestra epreads so Contemporary with Brahma another club. East’s best play slump in demEind Edtributed be mailed to P.O. Box 327, resented by excerpts from Car have been a little much for the heEird it so well played since 2 section, and finally, the RFD far in actuality, and is reduced was Wagner. A couple of his In March Riots Is to discard, Euid South takes mainly to strikes in the auto in The program Is Intended to Rockvino. Complete tor Only men, Schubert’s ever-populEU* type of audience that attends Mayer and Pattlson did it some 3 section. to so small a spread in repro overtures would be good as the Eice of clubs EUid ruffs a low dustry. MTIS these conoertj. Antique Show Set duction, that most effecUveness "Serenade” weis Edso to be thii^y-five yeEds ago. Lauda starters. You might also like MADRID (AP)—Tlie Unl- The hall was none too full, The Woman’s Society of Chris in "stereo” is lost. beEUYl, while Brahms hEid his tions Eind encomiums are in or the "Prelude and Liebestod” slty of Madrid, which closed which WEIS some sort of com tian Service of United Metho As to the basic library, I ab "Academic Festival Overture" der. In North Carolina $ 7 ^ . 9 5 from Tristan und Isolde. They’re March 28 following sjerious stu mentary on the powers of pub dist Church will hold an antique solutely refuse to recommend performed for about the million Also on the progrrim wels the ^ Ce MANCHiSTtn both extremely beautiful, but licity. The week before, with M c e n t e r show and art display May 24 specific recordings by this com dent-police disorders, reopened and oneth time by some or Caprlol Suite by Peter Wsirlock, not exciting. an incompetent, but well pub and 26 on Howard Rd. Mrs. pany or that conductor. How today. chestra somewhere, only this Ein English composer who spe 643-7822 TREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE Terms Available! Tschlakowsky always felt his licised conductor, the seals Negro Gets 124,558Votes; John Erickson and Mrs. Rich ever, I will stick my neck out It is Spain’s largest university time it waa the HEurtford ag cialized in rather impressionis Fourth Symphony was his best, were fully occupied. Witli a “IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT” 6:60-9:00 ard Noren are co-chairmen. The with an enrollment of about gregation. tic treatments of Elizabethan "THE TEXAS LONGHORNS” 6:80-8:40 and stiggest a basic library. Of so why argue with a man who good conductor, many were show will be open from 10 a.m. course, everyone has different 36,000. Arthur Gold and Robert Flz- music. This suite follows his May Force 2nd Primary should have known. Get it for empty. People apparently go to 9 p.m. Friday and from 10 ideas as to what it should in Since its closure the students dale, duo-pianists, were assist customary style and is an inter your library. I suppose you’ll to hear names, not music. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. clude, so I know not everybody got a -new education minister — ing artists Eind demonstrated esting composition, well Eidapt- WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS day, Hawkins said the lack of Imagine the pride you’ll take in your porch or patio and consider the comfort Just have to have his First Mr. Dlokison will return next All art works will be by local Jose Luis Villar Palasi—and a rhythmic vigor as well eis ed to the orchestra. )4orth Carolina’s first Negro money was a factor in his run you’ll enjoy, year-^ter-year with this lovely outdoor group by Bunting. Sturd will be pleased with my choices; Piano Concerto, but I’d root for Saturday with Earl Wrlghtson artists. but if you buy what I suggest. new rector-Jose Botella Liusia. tonal subtleties in the Poulenc S'chubert weis likewise repre candidate for governor polled ning third. His preliminary his Violin Concerto instead. and Lois Hunt as assisting art Bulletin Board ily made of ligh'tweight rust-proof tubular aluminum with deep seat^ inner- Both expressed their desire to Concerto for "two PIeuios. They sented. Mr. Lehnert chose five IM TIE IfflTOFTO MIGHT s campaign expense report listed You can always hear the Piano ists. They went over big last |mly 18 per cent of the vote but spring cushion construction to give- you years of service. Beautifully uphol help the students solve their achieved what is very difficult of his German Dsinces, and some $6,000 in expenditures The Public Building Commis Concetto over the air. scEison so they’ll probably do forced his two white opponents stered 'with weather resistant supported Vinyl with striking floral pattern. Spa problenis. to accomplish with two plEUios— while they were well enough compared to almost $100,000 by sion will meet tonight at 8 in You should have at least one better this time, all of which BEST PICTURE into a possible second primary a sense of rubato with exacti done, the orchestra didn’t seem each of his opponents. the town office conference room. cious glider has the famous Bunting ball-glide suspension for noise-free gliding Schubert work in your library. means get your tickets early. Md says, "this is Just the begin tude of ensemble. You have to to understEind this gentle com w BEST ACTOR. Rod Steiger W "But we have the organization Holy Eucharist will be cele- BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home ease. 3 pieces: Glider, cocktail table and'rocker. I’d recommend the incidental poser completely. There was a ning." bralted Wednesday at 8 p.m. at music to "Rosamunde” for a have tried two piEmo' work your 'Dr. Reginald A. .Hawkins of and will be heard from again,” Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN Historic Items certain monotony to the per .he said. ’We’ll move St. George’s Episcopal Church. Individual Prices: Breezeway Glider $ 4 9 .9 5 ! Table $ 9 .9 8 ’> Rocker $24.98 fciegiiuier. The "Unfinished” self to reEiIlze how good they Charlotte said, "North Carolina SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control ^ ______*r Oo-Hlt| 8:15—Heatore 10:15 formances which is a trap that SIDNEY POfTIER ROD STD6ER forward. . .this is Just the begin Symph(Hiy is also an easy one actuEdly were. txilitics will never be the same. Put on Exhibit THEATER TIME msmy an exponent of Schubert ..THE NORMAN lEWISON WUUR MIRISCH PDOOUCIION ning.” MamJiester Evening Herald Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, to start on, as is his Symphony The audience loved them, Eind We’ll have to be reckoned ^^^Îsaiesyot ^ SCHEDULE discovers..It takes years of fa- Hawkins commended "the en Bolton correspondent, Cleme- phone our nearest local office: No. 5 in C major. For heaven’s Hundreds of historic items though the artists hEid plEumed ^th . . .when you get over Bunting Aluminum and Innerspring Chaise mlUarty with the composer to thusiasm and vitality’’ generat weU Young, tel. 843-8981. ttieDollsH? sake avoid the other one in C originally to offer, only two INIVEKHTOFIffiNIGHn 100,000 votes, you becoipe a i f ______pertaining to Manchester’s pfist learn how to avoid this trap, COLORkflhLui NortsdArtMlt ed among young whites and 5 6 l OR by D ELU XE • PAN AVISION major, which goes under con movements from Milhaud’s Burnside—Graduate, 7:06-9:10 (orce.” Outdoor relaxing comes easy with this deluxe chaise! were displayed at a "Show Pro tmd obviously the group hsid not S.MA. blacks in his behalf. “ What we MEDICAL DATA BANK SET phis Itaquel W eldi "Fatliom’’ flicting numbers; it’s very long "Scaramouch” Suite, the pa Cinema I—The Fox, 7 :16-9:30 ■ Hawkins, 44, a, dentist, minis For the long stretch—full 72-lnoh length. Smart styl spent years in preparation for tried to do was ' offer young STOCKHOLM — A medical- Wed.: "Carmen Baby” and quite dull. gram” held yesterday afternoon trons demanded and received State—^Texas Longhorns, 6:30, ter and civil rights leader, had 649-9240 ing. Polished aluminum frame and sleek, tailored this performance. EXTRA! “TEXAS LONGHORNS” Negroes a choice between the data bank, believed the world’s Speaking of incidentlal music, at lUing Junior High /School by the opening movement as well. 8:40, Heat of the Night, 6:60- 124,668. votes in Saturday's unof cushlions, foeturing Nachman “Pees'legs” innerapring A RE-ENACTMENT OF THE FAMOUS CATTLE DRIVE ballot and the bullet," he said. first, will be installed in Stock units, sisal insulated. Extruded arm rests conceal Grieg’s "Peer Gynt” Suite is the Manchester Hlartorlcal It was a relief to have some 9:00 ficial fetums from 2,163 of the Poplar Jsimle, driven by Jrtm • FROM SAN ANTONIO TO DODGE CITY—In CWor Without doubt, Hawkins said, holm’s Huddlnge Hospital, springs that adJu^t back to 6 positions. Semi-pneu well known and popular; so are ciety. body on the podium who knew U.A. Theater—Planet of the state’s 2,191 precincts. Chapman, had the best one mile his campaign will liberalize scheduled for completion in BUSS TBBMITE CONTROL CORP. matic tires. All weather vinyl fabric in fresh floral the two ‘iL’Arleslenne” Suites Miss Hazel Lutz of the society what he was doing Eifter the Apes, 7:00-9:06 As expected, Lt. Gov. Bob time for a trotter at Yonkers “VALLEY OF THE DOLLS” white candidates in the future. 1972. The system would pro patterns on white background. of Bizet. They were written for and Mrs. Madelyn McAwley, preceding concert. Maybe you ijksott, 38, a dairy farmer and DIV, OF BUSS iXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • 1ST. 1885 Bast Hartford Drive-In-Heat Raceway In 1967. He was timed (Mfinrs “ When has there been a time vide medical profiles of all the 2 EAST plays but survive in their own curator of Lutz Junior Museum, weren’t worried about that one, ftWMhieatle/ 6:30 and 8:45 veteran politician, led the of The Night, 8 :00. Russians Are in 2 ;01.4 on June 9. ' when a candidate didn’t yell million inhabitants of Stockholm The Oldest and Largest in Conn. right and will give you some explained many of the articles bpt I was. Saturday evening I three-way race for the Demo Coming, 10:06 Jntgger, nigger’ ? Scott and County. Mon. thru Fri. 1:00-9:05 lighter listening. exhibited to a disappointingly had full confidence in Mr. Dick cratic gubernatorial nomina EEist Windsor Drive-In—Secret ’ Broughton didn’t do it once, and NOW Richard Strauss is a compos small audience. son every moment, evqn thoug'n tion, receiving 325,610 or 48.1 War of Harry Frlgg, 8 :00. Rough didn’t mention my race." ONLY Sat., Sun. "Apes” 1:30-3:20 er you should not neglect. As these concerts are dime with per cent of the vote. 5:10-7:20-9:25 Among items In the miuseum’s Night In Jericho, 10:00 a starter you might try his disiday were an early Victorian only one "soratcta” rehearsed. , Running second was Mel e VOLRtWABtM OF AMieie*. lOO. "A Block Buster Movie” First Horn Concerto. There phonograph, blacksmith’s tools As a matter of fact, Mr. Dick Msinchester Drive-In-Planet Broughton, 45, a lawyer in Ra Sweeps Winner Terms Available! exists a recording with this and tools from E. Hibbard’s son came up with a really splen of the Apes, 8:16. Two For The leigh seeking his first statewide SALEM, N.H. (AP) - Mrs. Strauss work Oil one side and tinsmith’s shqp, a dress worn did reading of the Bra'.ims. This Road, 10:00 office. He polled 225,683 or 33.4 Catherine B. Levy of Glaston / p lA N E T the Mozart Clarinet Concerto on by Miss ChArlotte Hall at Pres work is done to death so that MEinsfield Drive-In — Fathom, l(er cent of the vote and has the bury, Conn., who never won the other, which is a dandy if ident Lincoln’s inaugural, a a regular concert-goer knows it 8:16. 'Valley of the Dolls, 10:16 cation to call for a second pri anything before, has won $100,- it is still in print. It’s on one model of an early Cheney Bros, in his sleep. Normally it gets mary. 000 as holder of the first place of the cheaper labels, too. loom, three dolls owned by a perfunctory performance as ■ The final I'esults will not be ticket on Nob Hill, winner of the Also, I’m sure you will enjoy Manchester children of long somelthtng to fUl time while ENDS TUESDAY loiown imtll May 16 so Brough- New Hampshire Sweepstakes ago, and part of the Speiss col lEute arni'VBls gather in the foy tbn has several days to confer Race at Rockingham Park. lection of Indian memorabilia. er. / with aides before deciding "I have never won anything The Historical Society’s ex Mr. Dickson played it as vfhether to call a runoff. If a before but I had a feeling that hibit included a collection of though he enjoyed. the, piece, second primary is scheduled, it this was the night," .she said old maps of Manchester', sou- and the result was that I en llliVEI 1^11 be held June 1. Saturday night after the race. Tcmlte Both In Color Mrs. Levy, 44, is the mother of veidr plct\ires and programs joyed it too, something that 0 F 1 W • The winner of a Scott-Brough- Published Dally Except Sundays from the town’s centermial in seldom happens. Later in the t{m nuioff would oppose U.S. two daughters and is expecting and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, evening he was to grow noisy NIGHT another child in August. Manchester, Conn. (06(M9) 1928, an 1860 prog;ram present Rep. Jim Gardner, who won an d La n e t ed at Center Academy and the MNOoinMyDodM (êrwhelming victory over busi Telephone eiS-am school’s catalogue lor 1863, and nessman Jack SUckley for the When contour sheets are too Second CSaas Poetaae Paid at < A P E S a sample of Cheney silk dameisk ENDS TUESDAY ifepublican nomination Satur short for the mattress, causing Manchester, Conn. the me/ttreas to bow. It may be used lor draporlea in the White a I: n p aRmiifi day. ' SUBBCRlPnON RATES ' House in the early 1900’s. ^Hawkins has not said who he remedied by setting in a piece MET Payable In Advance The exhibit remained today at would support in a second pri of mualln about 12 inches from DM STANIEYDOMNS One Year ...... 180.00 the Illlng library for viewing by ■ A nuL miHmiORD mary and may not make his po- the top. This does not show, Six Months ...... 15.S0 the social studies classes. DRIVI IN ' k RT 5 sRlon publicly known. for the pillows cover it when It IDHiliniMir Itiree Months ...... 7.80 ■rnouniRn W After conceding defeat Sun is on the bed. One Month ...... 2.00 DANNY THOMAS HEALTH SERVICES ADDED V r TliiSwntUlarirf BANGKOK—Thailand plan to spend more than $123.6 'million in public funds through 1971 on Ftant Color Weotem TREAT HER TO . y \ THE health-service facilities. Thai I■ MuU " land, with 33 million people, I "Itoiii‘Hoiiau iqpit IB jotku^ A R O Y A L WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES \ has 371 hospitals, 2,400 medical \ GRADUATE TEEN MARCH clinics and 640 dental clinics. MOTHER’S DAY \ THE FUNNIEST Each of the 71 provinces has at f4fr WIN Dm Day In...Day Out... \ MOST TOUCHING least one hospital. DRIVt IN -A RT 5 FILM OF THE AT \ YEAR! GAYEYS LOG against LEtlKElHIA I. DRSW, TJMIt on PRESCRIPTIONS Guys ahd Dolls^~ CABIN Will Be Held In Manchester . . . resulting in meaningful Rout* 67 savings to you every day! BURNSIDE (A Musical Fable of Broadway) ' Lebanon, Conn. M A Y 18 cRid 19 PANAVISION'HR 580 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTFORD B y No ups and downs tai your Presoriptlon No other sedan con moke this statement. FREE PARKING 5?8 'A333 CoH for costs—no "discounts” today, "Regular Frank Loesser, Jo Swerluig and Abe Borrows SATURDAY & SUNDAY AFTERNOON prices” tomorrow! 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Andover Ei^ht KUled Hospital Noteto Ihorne St,; Matthew ’ Zu- McOee, 41 Washington St.; Mrs. Vernon eral weeks ago by women a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a dutch . Comment Session South Windsor rawckas, 46 Pine St. Marianne Washburne, Notch board metnhem from Wethem- treat luncheon at noon. TTê TPC Reschedules The Board of Directors to n a t io n a l p a v in g CO. I An vnm A at vhltl»* honn end • b i r t h s i YESTERDAY: A Rd., Bolton; Richard Ishkamlan, Gathering Set fleld and South Windsor Tlannlng to attend are asked to morrow will conduct another u 8 pjB., ud n ta tt, tai tke daughter to Mr. and Mrs. How East Hartford; Mrs. Mary pexmipted the local meeting. •otlfy Mrs. David Evans, East Meeting May 15 Night Q u b ard Jensen, 444 W. Middle Tpke. $628,000 Budget of its semi-monthly comment 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. vwICBu n l t i , ott PadlatHo% 8 Ham, 21D Vernon Gardens, By Area Women Htose attending that meeting Windsor Hill, Mrs. Russell sessions, called to hear com-' Town Budget Hearing t U Borvloe iml<^ 18 s.m .; Apt. 72U; a son to Mr. and Rockville; DouglM Baker, said they Hound it so worth Romeyn, Wapplng, or Mrs. Don- The Town Planning Commis Set on Fire ments and suggestions from DRIVEWAYS—4»ARKINO AREAS CTOwen Honae, s p.m. w e^ - Mm. Rupert Qreen, SB River Thom'psonvllle; Cecil Fenn, 396 while that each town decided ild Waslk, Manchester. sion meeting, originally schedul town residents. St., Rockville; a son to Mr. Woodland St. In Government ed for Wednesday night, has development w o r k 8 p.m.1 weekenda and to hold a slmUar meeting and Accepted by Voters It will be from 9 toi-11 a.m. Set Tomorrow Night “ •UdByg; private room*, 18 and Mm. Joseph CoUelU, 21 Also, Elmond Burns, 49 Edi An Informal gathering will in-vited women from neighbor been rescheduled for May 15 at Madison St. son St.; Mm. Alice Ookeler, 21 be held May 23 at Howard 7:30 p.m., In the coffee room of oir ?Hi In Texas in the Municipal Building All Types Amesite— Repaired and Installed ••tokr Bcml-privote roouM; S ing towns. Yale Streak Ends OINUINK The 20-ltem warning for Sat Francis Haines were re-elected Hearing Room. The Town Council will hold a director has been a part-time P m j vM tlag In 810, 814, and d i s c h a r g e d SATURDAY: Cobb HiU Rd.; Mm. Katherine Jedinson’s on Rt. 30 tor women A t the M ay 23 session there the Municipal Building. urday night's annual Budget to the Recreation Commission (Continued from Page Onei The public hearings are public hearing tomdrrow night position. Free Estimates—Ttaie Payments Is nny time lor immediate Brian Grenier, Mansfield; Mrs. Gula, 103 Starkweather St.; membeta of major boards and will be a display of locally pro PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - Manchester Planner Joseph for three-year terms. Mrs. Don held on the first Tuesday and at 8 in the high school on the Interested townspeople can se Alice Hosklins, 1544 Main. St., Mrs, Marjorie Skoglund, 1 Union oommbuloiM in the towns of Princeton has handed the Yale UIRTfR meeting indicated that it might man left, "he acted pretty mad vO y , vritti a flve-ndnnte duced literature, .-eporta and Tamsky Is In San Francisco, at ald Richards was re-elected to third Thursday of each town’s proposed General Gov cure copies of the General Gov Telephone 646-24S1 South Windsor; Harold Slater, PI.; Mrs: Aline Bouchard, G lu - Vernon, South Windsor, ElUng- golf team its first defeat in 39 well be a long, drawn-out af —this was about 30 or 40 min limitation. Afternoon visiting other materials. Mole members tending a convention of the a three-year term to the Re month. ernment Budget. At the hearing ernment Budget at the Town 198 Porter St.; Mm. Jean Goff, topbury; Mrs. Jean Bishop, 50 ton and Manchester. matches. ■s.: utes before it happened." toonra in obstetrics are 3 to 4 of bloards wlU not be excluded American Society of PlannlTig RIRSe fair. However, the meeting got gional 8 Board of Education. the townspeople will be able to Hall In the office of the town East Hartford; Mrs. Sheila Benedict Dr., Wopiping; Mm. H ie purpose of the Inttormal from the meeting. The Tigers dumped Yale 6-1 Officials. down to business promptly at 8 Joe Daniel, 22, a Negro, said b*Kto MJkln a t 7 pjB. Theodore Moberg was re-elect- to enter the building by ftopc- question the individual items in manager. All residents con ^WtWB are asked not to smoike Person, 3 Sanford R d.; Daniel Martha McCullough and son, 46 seoslon Is to provide an ex Agenoies involved Include Scliirday. Ya'c, the defending 'Thrust-Back Collar' p.m., chose David Yeomans as he had been outside at his car Pelletier, 90 Ridge St.; Deborah Dogwood Lane, South Windsor; ed as a representative to the Ing open a cellar hatchway, and the budget! and make their opin cerned with additions or de- -*■ paaeatia rooma. No more change ot Ideu, discussion of boorde of education, planning Eastern Intercollegiate Golf As Highest exact payoff during TOILET TANK BALL moderator, and by 10 o’clock and was about to re-enter the Nadeau, Thompeonvillo: Pamela Mrs. Kathleen Costa and daugh Amefitm’t lmrfe$t Setter Capitol Regioh Planning Agen ftUled. They then succeeded in ions • known to , the Town Coun letion^ in the general govern taato two visitors at one time common problems and an op- and zoning, library boards, his sociation champion, hadn’t lost 1967 at the Yonkers Raceway had expedited all the business club when he was halted by a cil. “Keystone Quartet” to Sing Gospel Songs Conover, RFD 1, Bolton; Mrs. ter, Elast Hartford; Mm. Sandra poitunlty to proflH from the Th« eWtdenf Woftr Moittr initontly ifopi cy for two years. entering the home through a ment budget are urged to at per stadeBt. toric dlatrlots and State legis a match since 1964. And the Tl. meeting was $1,07.30 on Nov. th* flow of wotgr oftor toch fluihing. called for. Negro man. Raby Borden, 89 Pine Tree Pfeiffer and son, 121 E. Middle 70 Mills Seen cellar window and much evi The council will at a later tend the public hearing tomor successes and faUures of others. lature. gers hadn’t beaten Yale since 16. Seven and three were the 75< AT HAROWARf STORfS After having acted on less im- ’ ’Hold up, man—don’t go back Todayt 808 Lane, Wapplng; Jack Sanson, Tpke. The meeting voted to author dence of their presence was meeting set the final ■ amount row night and malie their ideas Patieota A similar meeting held sev The session ivlU run from 10 1961. numbers on the third race. ■portant items, and with only 30 inside," he quoted the man as for the town’s budget. 88 Hamlin St.; Mm. Donna ize the First Selectman to ap warning. flound on the first floor ■where known to the members of the ASMTTTIBiD YX3STBlRDlA,T: miiUites of explanations and town council. Tennant, S3 Branford St.; Doug point an alternate representa Moments later, Daniel told l i- oabinots, drawers, a giui case Town Manager Terry V. iMili. Ehnmia Bergli. Winfteor; question^,' citizens received and Council Meeting Tonight las DuFresne, Watrous Rd., tive to the Regional Council of vestlgators, the man emptied and a buffet had been diettutib- Sprenkel submitted a budget Jamph Bouibeau, 23 Summit ooceqpted the |«28,000 budget of The regular meeting of the Bolton; Paul Wehren, 86 Birch Elected Officials. No nomination the gasoline can inside the ed. Police .said no theft could proposal to the council for fiscal y*? Mm. BKv«n>r«ge St.; JoAnn OBlaol, Surprise Item! states that the school is look public safety $190,863, up $60,- leyan in Middletown next Friday. 31 Ruaaell Dr., Vernon; Joaeph limEmtlc; Debora DeRosa, 46 MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITES be needed. One agreement concerns the CALVARY CHURCH ing for a teacher to do a mini The Cadets raised its string Steep Rd., Wapplng; Mrs. Ivy The question of how taxes class sizes, with both groups In Paris 363; public works, $405,637, up Qaiviaaagh, 80 Homestead St.; COMPLETE mum of one hour per day of of victories to eight Saturday 647 East Middle Turnpike Butler, Glastonbury; Harry As- should be paid, in a single in agreeing that the policy of the $90,680, and health, $9,473, Bartxora Olay, 197 Maple St.; homebound instruction for a (Continned from Page One) with triumphs over Trinity and lia a Davis, 87 Mill at.; Sharon vestas, 58 Schaller R d.; Mrs. stallment, semi-annually or board as administered by. the down $2377. WED., MAY 8th - 7:30 P.M. DINETTE SET Complete color selection on quality decorator fabrics. 2- fourth grade boy who canribt Ooflby. Carol Masse and son, 40 Olcott quarterly, was resolved by superintendent of schools is* to secretary-general o fthe Foreign Also, welfare, $6,500, down $1,- Dwyer, Wtarriiouae Point; Mrs. Plcce Set, reg. $229.95. You’ll wonder how so much quality attend school because of a re 900; libraries, $50,525, up $10,- Trinity fell 114-40, while Colby • All Are Welcome • No Admission Charge • , Hattierlne Fay, 10 Carter S*.; St. and value can be yours at this modest price. Choose your keeping the present system. cent Illness. have classes of a reasonable Ministry. Table, 4 Chairs and Hutch Townspeople now pay quarter^ 697; payments to other civil was even more thoroughly W&m. Rutoara Fowler, Tbomp- DISCHARGED YESTER own colors and fabrics, to match or harmonize with the Another employment opening size. They reportedly went over a Reg. $816.60 unusually interesting tables qnd lamps. (Tables Optional. ly except of tax bills under divisions, $64,800, up $11,100; drubbed, 122-30. Greg Magree dWivtile; ' Bruno GMulnl, 809 DAY; Mrs. Gladys HaUield, 68 at the school is for a bus driver At the present time the mini list of possible meeting sites and Choose from several styles.) $50.00. capital outlay, $559,675, up $150,- was a double winner for tlie Oenter St.; Krlaten Oustaflaon, DurEdit St.; Raymond Pender, for a full route and for as ec- mum number is 22 and the a decision was expected soon— NOW Budget Hearing Ordered 676; interest $295,255, up $59,- Cadets in the 100- and 120-yard 82 Vernon St.; Mm. GenevaHol- RFD 1, Coventry; Mrs. Shirley ond custodiein to work the af maximum 25. It was pointed out perhaps late today —after con An ordinance was passed 270, miscellaneous expenditures, hurdles. Read Herald Ads da, 24 Eldrldge St. Reggetts, 36 Auburn R d.; Mrs. ternoon-evening shift. The bus at .the last meeting of the Board sultations with Washington and which calls for a public hear $123,860, up $2,603; recreation Also, llMresa Howey, Ekdt Mary Chaves, 91 BlsseU St.; Ed and custodian jobs could Tje of Education the teachers would Hanoi, which have agreed to ing two weeks before the an $25,536, up $8,030, and capital Rlwtfonl; Alfred. KoMrezynski, ward Noonan, 12 Jensen St.; combined. Anyone interested walk out if the class number preliminary talks to begin Fri nual budget meeting, at which Improvements $180,000, up $46- 183 Baldwin Rd.; Denise lone, Mm. Caroline Ringwalt, Newell should call the school office for was raised to 38. day or shortly thereafter. 000. 87 MU at.; Terry Long, 861 Rd., Rockville; Homer Larabee, Reg. time the Board. of Finance is full details. The ideal size for kindergar Speculation on the site contin The town manager asked W. Center at.; Mrs. Oertrude 127 McKeen St.; Mrs. Lilllcm to present the tentative budget School Menu ten classes is set at 20 to 25 ued to range from one of many $229.95 to be presented at the budget only $1,006 for the Public Build loveU, RElDe, RockviUe; Hoi MOses, 48 Tunnell Rd., Vernon. The lunch menu at the school while for other classes it is 25 possible office buildings or man meeting in early May. This pub ing Commission and the council The Front Runners ks Mayior, Hantford; Mm. Also, Bruce Richardson, Hlng- (As la) for the rest of the week will be: to 30. sions in central Paris to a cha lic hearing was not held this increased this amount bo $50,- Veronlfia MoCantan, 299 Mwin hiun. M ass.; Mrs. Julie Gallagh Tuesday, shepherds pie, vege Another provision to be includ teau or residence in the sprawl year as it had been for years 000 to provide funds for pre at.. Apt. 7; Mm. Mary McKin er, Pinacle Rd., Ellington; Mrs. table sticks, cheese sticks, ed in both manuals concerns ing suburbs of the capital. NOW liminary plans for the proposed ney, 101 Chestnut St.; Mm. Aldona Roman, 8 Fox Meadow Other than the routine actions muffins, lemon Jello; Wednes leave with pay for personal There was further mention in new high school. Salary ii^- Lsme, Wapplng; Mrs. MEidellne to empower the Board of Se day, hot dog on roll, baked reasons. This will provide up to some quarters of the Chateau de Mlargoret Minor, Blaat Hdrt- lectmen to borrow $50,000 and five days’ leave, when approved Champs, east of Paris. \ pos.sl- creases proposed by the council have it : ftnd; Robemt Mutch, Blast Bart- Montmlny, 4 Esist St., Rock beans, sauerkraut, coconut pud- to authorize that board to en- by the superintendent. Reasons bllty in Paris was the old Hotel include a raise of $1,465 for the . Oord; Mm. Rote Opg^, u Abby ville; Dzmiel Norris, Sycamore dfhg; Thursday, chicken nooQle Dr., Rfhnm. ' ter into agreements with the soup, peanut butter and jelly for the leave will include death Majestic, near the Arch of town manager, $740 for the town ltd., Vemrni; James Fox, 81 State Highway Department for sandwich, vegetable sticks, or illness in the immediate fam- Triumph. assessor, $632 for the collector Also, Mrs. Doris Rlckls, 20 Edgerton St.; David Glrvln, Col of revenue, $835 for the town Jenaen St. f Denise Rochon, 82 the expenditure of state funds peach cobbler; Friday, maca *ly, legal requirements and re- The Americans v/ere said to T h e H M e e f chester; Janice McGrath, 62 EARLY AMERICAN 2-Piece Early on town highways, the other ac roni and cheese, green beans, ligfious holidays. Professional be agreeable to a location with clerk, $828 for the director of Seaman a rcle ; Carl Rohrbach, Lokevlew Terrace, Coventry. 101 Washington St.; Richard tions taken by the meeting re rolls, apple sauce cake. Milk is leave up to three days will be in Paris if French security offi public works, and $520 for the 4 ' "v- Also, Glenn Trahan, Rose SOFA and CHAIR lated to posts in town govern served \^th all meals. granted. cials could assure freedom from building inspector. Sartwell, Efwt Hartford; Craig wood Dr., Vernon; Stephen American Set ment. Percy B. Cqok was re Leaves are also granted for demonstrators. Sentiment in Police Department SchUllnger. East Hartford; Mrs Kershaw, East Haiôrd; Ernest elected building Official for one Manchester Evening Her maternity, travel or study, ex France is generally anti-Ameri The Increase of $00,363 for AceynEith Venceslau, 152 Henry Welskopp, Gtestonbury; Joseph public safety would be used in St.; Andrew Wrobel, 14 S. Haw- Mack, Clark Rd., Bolton; jEuncs Olive (Colors, year. ald Andover correspondent, change teaching or retirement, can on the Vietnam war and Forever In style, the Traditional Early Richard Schreyer and Mrs. Lawrence Moe, tel. 742-6706. the last up to ten months. While demonstrations have been fre part to provide for the setting American Sofa and Chairs — All coU floor sample, on leave the teacher’s posltibn quent. A location in a park-sur up of an Independent organized spring seats with loam rubber cushions, reg. $839.00 ^ on the salary scale remains the rounded chateau or residence in police department consisting of and you can pick the fabric to match Hehron same and he is guaranteed a the suburbs would make secitri- a chief, a lieutenant, three your home decor. 2-Piece Set, reg. $869. NOW comparable position when he ty easier. sergeants, eight patrolmen and returns providing he notifys the Attention was also being given two supernumerary officers. superintendent of his intention to the hundreds of newsmen Another $8,000 would go to Kin of Boatswain in 1800’s U a i to’ return by March 1. who will be covering the talks. purchase two new police cruis * NOW Save $50.00 The two boards have also Officials were seriously consid ers. V t u t t i •319 Shows Mementoes in Groton agreed that in coming years, ering setting up a presî center The library account was cut contract negotiations will be in Paris. One report said the by the council In the amount of Mrs. Selmer Donald of Jones land to Kevin and Merrily Brand started no late rthan Oct. 1, Hotel Majestic also would liouse $17,000, $12,000 of which had (As Is)' St. has a display of articles own and land to Joseph B. and Doro been planned to pay for a profes AND WE’LL ORDER YOUR CHOICE started no later than Oct. 1, the press center. U OF FABRIC! ed by her great-grandfather. thy S. Kablik. Negotiations for the new con The Majestic was a Nazi sional librarian to serve as di Fellowship Sets Tour Boatswain John A. Selmer, on tract started in November but headquarters during the World rector of the two town Librar The Gilead Congregational the salary agreement was not ies, Sadd and Wood Memorial exhibit at the Groton Submarine War II occupation. It later be Women’s Fellowship will take reached until the deadline for came an important U.S. mili Libraries. Base in connection with its 100th a break from spring cleaning to Anniversary. submitting the education budg tary headquarters, and still lat The recreation, department have a day in Hartford on Wed et to the Board of RepresenTa- Selmer was stationed at er the seat of the United Nations amount of increase as set by the nesday. There will be a gyided tlves. Educational, Scientific and Cul council Is $8,030, and this in FREE WHITE PROVINCIAL the base from 1871 to 1880. His tour of the Congregational log books, included in the ex tural Organization. It is njw ad cludes $2,000 to pay the salary Corvette, Inipala S/S, Chevelle S/S, Nova S/S, Camaro S/S — Chevrolet’s DELIVERY! House; luncheon at the Hartford ministered by the French For of a full-time recreation di le iM fe j' ‘ T hibit, have given the sub base got the sports spirit in every series and every price range. And on top of REDROOM for THE YOUNG GIRL Seminary, and a visit to the eign Ministry and used for inter rector. Until the present time I L A* i i i r H i officials much knowledge of tlic Seminary Bookstore where Tool Co. Break national conferences. the position of town recreation rvDi*?P youve got the spectacular values of the '68 SAVINGS base’s early days. books are available for pur Add-on pieces are available at money saving prices! One complete set ready to go: Other items being exhibited chase. This will be an excellent Nets Thief $75 \ RUNNER°!^âSbe°onJ.°°' Double Dresser, (Thest, Mirror and Full Size Bed. Include his boatswain’s whistles, opportunity for Sunday School his warrant as a boatswain teachers to look over next year's An cstiomted $75 in cash was signed by President Abraham supplies. taken from the Morland Tool Oo., 1404 Tolland Tpke., some 1st PRIZE Reg. $319.00 Lincoln on Sept. 19, 1861, his The group will leave the Sea-Horse telescope and other personal Gilead Church at 10 g.m. Those time yesterday. BOSTON Police conducting regular 40 h. p . articles. interested in going should con btUlding checks discovered the Included also is Navy corre.s- tact Mrs. Robert Links or Mrs. J.Jt theft yesterday after noticing Outboard pondence signed by Gideon Stuart Ross. FROM S IN G E R ANUGHTY NOW an open rear window in the On Display at FLYING OUTCHMEN MARINE • 1381 Berlin .Berlin Welles, secretary of the Navy The second exhibition game of Turnpike, at that time. the Little League will be play building. The owner was notified and NEW CLEANER John Selmer ‘ was bom in ed tonight at 6:15 on the field 2nd PRIZE More Bedding on Sale at Optional Prices . . Sweden and shipped as a cabin on Route 85. The Tigers will 'asked to accompany police on a search of the building, and it VA, HEALTH WAY’S » boy at the age of 12. He enter meet the Wildcats and the Bears HANSEN CUSTOM ed the U.S. Navy in 1846. At will play the Lions. was discovered that the money ..whisks; away that time he was a sailmaster was taken from a locked cash scu ba BARGAINS GALORE ALL THIS WEEK! box that had been stored in a and carpenter. Manchester Evening HerqldleraJU scraps, shavings, calblnet. diving gear Both Mrs. Donald ana her Hebron Correspondent Mrs. SURFBOARD The cabinet, as well as a ieft-overs BRIDAL SETS mother, the late Mrs. Selmer Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. Metcalf, bore their grandf.alh- neaiby cigarette machine, had from porch, * From $49.95 been fiorced open. There’s nothing to write, nothing to guess, nothing to buv — iust fill in er’s surname as their first PIGOYBACKINO HIGHEST walk, yard, i WITH YOUR DIAMOND names. Thieves broke into the home the coupon below and deposit it in the Official Drawirig S tr v Box* in the Need A CHICAG^ — Railroad piggy Mrs. Donald’s son, Glenn, is of -vacationhig Mr. and Mrs. garage, showroom of any one of the Greater Hartford Chevrolet D e a K . Add Sona^ back servlpe set a new record In Walnuf serving in the U. S. Navy Robert J. MCcGarlty, 247 Hollis 1967 with (the loading of 1,207,- patio, fireplace, aboard the aircraft carrier, ter St., over the weekend, ac Shipps; a °^ ry o l'% "n ^ e n ta r® a s many 242' cars with 1,983,793 revenue KITCHEN Franklin D. Roosevelt. cording to a neighbor ■who was hasement, car— highway trailers or containers. Property Transfers asked by the family to watch This represented gains of 3.8 and the BEDROOM SUITES Twenty-three property trans their home. and 3.7 per cent, respectively; SET? fers have been recorded at the Upon investigation, police workshop! For the June bride or any bride. Deep walnut color, gives over 1966. ■— office of Town clerk Gladys T. found that burglars had tried a rich look to handsome woods. Several sets to choose Miner. They include:^ Clara' from. Double dresser, mirror, chest and bed. Come in Leombruno to Thomas Sullivan, Only i land on Old Colchester Rd.; Reg. $269.95 .JU. and get Marshall Phinney to Ronald Hamilton, and on Rt.' 85; Moni WANTED our marLOW ca C. Post to Melvin Strickland, SEE OUR 20 acres of land adjoining his MEN-WOMEN Heavy-duty 5-piece - $010.00 Save Prices on property on East St., and Mri. Accessory Kit FIVE DIAMOND SETTINGS NOW $50.00! age 18 and over. Prepare now Ethel H. Portep, to John H. Lincoln Service has helped Only $10.00 quality made for U.S. Civil Service job open thousands prepare for these FREE DELIVERY! ■Torqulnco, nine acres of land tests every year since 1948. It PRICED FROM *29.95 and house on East St. ings during {)ie,jiext 12 months. Other Singer vacuum plus. ktehen sets Government positions pay' high is one of the largest and oldest cleaners from $39.95 AJbo, Charles J. Bonentz to privately owned schools of its Easy Budget Terms Martin Kalhok Jr. and Stella starting salaries. They provide kind and is not connected with much greater security than pri Kalhok, land on West St.; Thom the Government. • All-steel 5 gallon container See all these S. O. M. B. as Foley to Footehills Farm vate employment and excellent For FREE booklet on Govern AVON Inc., land on Rt. 85; Morris opportunity for advancement. ment jobs, including list of po • Lightweight, long-life IVi SINGER* exclusives: ONEILL-S CHEVROLET / 5 IÂIN ST. / aTT-IHS cr Goldstein to Anthony Sylvester Many positions require little or sitions and salaries, fill out cou inch diameter hose for • Double-Insulated EAST HARTFORD / 1229 MAIN ST. / Ma.9231 no specialized education or ex ’’Safisfaction Or Money Back" CHAIRS — BEDDING - TABLES - LAMPS - ALL HOME ACCESSORIES ARE NOW ON SALE! LAWN FHRNITHRE, TOO! ‘ .land on Rt. 85; Meda Knapp to pon and inail at once.—TODAY. extra-powerful suction DWORIN CHEVROLET / 460 CONNECTICUT BLVO. / 26«-944) perience. • Clip on plug FARMINGTON WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET / l u i STANLEY ST. / 22t4|34S James C. and Carolyn J. Ray, You will als6 get full details on But to get one of these jobs, • Snap-on snap-off casters land on Rt. 85; James Lambert how we can train you foi* these • Vinyl "furniture ROBERT E. PARSONS INC. / 750 FARMINGTON AVE. / 677-1631 S v ^ 'c H ^ V R O L E ^ ^ I f ?cu . We Are Machester’s Most Complete Furniture Department! ; you must pass a test. The com tests, at home, while you keep HARTFORD CHEVROLET / 21 ISHAM RD. / 236-9601 to Morris Goldstein, chicken for easy mobility guards” petition is keen, and In .somq' your present Job. at no extra charge! coop and ?four acres of land on cases only one out of five pass! Don’t delay—ACT NOW! OpoÔT^RS M2J^MA,^T. M 37.44^ ^ ^ S^HEVROLET 7125 FOOUONOCK AVE. 7 6 6 .3 .H Downtown Rt. 85; Robert Tupper to Bruce Ask about our Cfedit Plan'designed to fit your budget. Main Street and Carol Zimmer, land on Mill- LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 4-S3B m stream Ra. Pekin, Illinois Take from one to thirty-six months to pay. Manchester Also, Robert Tupper to Rod.,, I WIDEST WORLD OF SPORTS DRAWING ENTRY FORM I am very much Interested. Please send me FREE (1) A list îno generation* ney and Jlacqueline Ammongs, What'$ new fo r tomorrow /s af S IN C E R today! * ■ ------Deposit ,n the showroom of any of the eight Greater Hartford Chevrolet D e a l e r ^ ^ 649-5221 0$ U.S. Government positions and salaries; (2)’’ Information n '* FURNITURE land on Ijlillstream Rd.; Jean on how to qualify for a U.S. Government Job. ’S Roberge Donald F. and Doro I NAME thy B. Morton, land at Amston Name ...... Age...... OHMERMn Lake; Anthony Sylvester to Rus SINGER “FURNITURE FAIR” ALL THIS WEEK-HURRY! - B ADDRESS sell E. and Evelyn Strickland, Street ...... ^...... Phone...... 856 Main St.—MancheNter S, O. M. B. . 647-1425 land at Amston Lake, and Clif CITY ...... Satisfaction O r M oney back WslfWIMHMW ford Slicer Construction ' Co., STATE City ...... State ...... •A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANV. PHONE OPEN DAILY till 5:30 ★ THURSDAY NITE till '9 land on Hope Valley Rd. to Don ZIP ald and Carole Elliot, land to (Free Main Street Parking, or In The Purnell Parking Lot to the Rear of Our Store) Time at home .. .'...... ■...... (SD3)B MANCHESTER FARKADE Robert J. and Loise Bourret; V fAOB SIX MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 BfANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6,1968 T o lla n d overnight clda weather over Connecticut will The high will move over cen I f H f l were anuad filling me in on Rob«rt Houley of Vernon, the 5:00 ( 3-10) Perry Mason <202()) Huntley-Brinkley (C) return the threat of frost over FOB A LIFEnMBI lasting until 10 a.m. at leaM. ( Hike Dougtaa 7:30 { 8) Cowboy Ml Africa (C) tral New Yorii State on Tues You’llXUUll never .-w.Iiavc w to buy, A fum.J m Um tqôomlng referendum only announced candidate foi- ’The Project Challenge Com UB) Merv Ortfftn (R) most secUcmei tonight, the U.S. day and sunny dry weather because______cRCb .ln,Atime T.IWA;etts d«TM « lames. They touched knowledge (18) Woody Woodbury (40) Charlie Chan Theater Weather Bureau repoita. printa your i*dU of Stock A o** the Democratic nomination for mittee will meet ’Thursday eve (20) Men In Space (102(^2220) The Honkeea (C) seems to be assured for Connect Koda-color fUm we give you ^BBO- ably on aevena itoma, and a t o State Senator from the 3Sth Dis (3i) Misteroscni Neigrbor- (12) Ounsmoke (C) A northerly breeze will carry LUTELY BTIEE. a fresh roll of film ning at the Parish Center at ,hpod icut. ’Temperatures will be a so(A of them had a h m at mak THE DRIZZLER: now playing everywhere • (24) Cities of the World for your camera. We replace the Him trict (including all 13 Tolland 7:30. Those willing to assist in (30) Combat 8:00 (24) Tbe French Chef cl dry air Into Southern New little warmer than today reach you Jiave dev6loi)ed. It’s all freah- ing B face conaldered appropri- County towns), will speak at the program are requested to (40) McHale’a Navy (10-2023-30) Rowan and Mar- England today. Skies wUl be ing the mid 60s ’Tuesday after a * t^ and lop quality and Ko- ete fto the eewer questton, one 5:.T0 (18) Afternoon Report tln’o Laugh-in rd breaking low the first chairman of the Ver The sale will be held Friday (10) Alfred Hitchcock Weather (C) twmperatures to many parts of had no apace available (24) Guitar with Prcderldc (20) Law and Mr. Jones non Economic Development from 2 to 8 p.m. and Saturday Noad the Mlihvest last night. therefore no bualng puptto, awa Commission and is the past 11:25 ( 3) lUlonday Starlight from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at (^^pl2) Truth or Consequences 11:30 (10202220) Tonight (C) Clear skies will prevail over here we find the loweat ac secretary and member of the ( 8-40) Jo«y Bis)tcip Snow the yeUbw house next to Wan- (22-40) News, Weather Connecticut tonight and the ceptance — 41.6 per cent. Vernon Zoning Commission. (12) Late Movie at’s Service Center on Morrow winds will become very light. In the tinat dectolon aa to the Cub Scout Awards SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR OOMPLE’TE LIS’UNGS Rd. ’The combination of cool dry air, UNIQUE SCIENCE FILM oonttnuance of the Project, u Cub Scout Pack 16 held its light winds and clear skies will aeema reaaonaUe to accord final meeting of the year Fri Manchester Evening Herald R a d io I provide excellent oonditionB for In Brillianf Color! more weight to the advtonry day night at the Hicks Memorial Tolland correspondent Bette (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of M or U vote ot the area moat acquaint School ballfield. Den 1 under Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. minute length. Some stations ••nrry other short newscasts.) ed with the actual altuatlon, the leadership of Mrs. Joy WDBC— 1860 7:20 Frank Gifford such aa the Buckley dtotrlct. liv White, planted a silver birch 5 :00 Ken Griffin 7:30 Speak Up Sports RANGE DUST OR DESTINY ing with their neariy two yeara’ tree on the Meadowbrook School 6:00 Joey Reynolda 8:00 NWs Columbia to Tell 9:00 Dick RoDlnsMi 8:10 Speak Up oqierience with 16 children, grounds illustrating the meet 1:06 Nows, Sign Off 12:15 Sign Off A photographic essay of fascinating natural phenomena such as migratory than to Uie 7th, where the voting theme "Keep America Beau WBCH—eie WTIC—1680 birds and fish that lay eggs on dry land. P u lit z e r P rize 5:00 Hanford Highlights 5:00 News, Weather FUEL OIL era have never bad the benefit tiful.” ^ 7:00 News 5:16 Afternoon Edition of any actual cootacL Awards were presented to 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 News, Weather, Sports Winners Today .2:00 Quiet Hours 6 :K Afternoon Edition GASOLINE Hie Hartford children have the following scouts; John Gal WPOP— 1416 7:06 Americana FREEiTHURS.. M A Y 9th. 1968 come to thto town, in a aense, lic, Billy Wilde, Anthony Treat, 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:26 David Brinkley NEW YORK (A^)—Winners 6:00 Steve O’Brien 7:80 Nows of the wortd aa mlaatonarlea. It to gratifying George Hunt, Scott Howe, Mat of the 82nd annual Pulitzer 9:00 Dick Hcatherton 7:45 Joe Garagiota to aee thto concrete evidence of thew Bresnahan, Daniel Black 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:50 Sing Along BANTLY OIL of 7:30 P.M. in Hie MASONIC TEMPLE Prizes in Journalism, letters, WINP— 1280 7:66 Emphasis COMPANY INC their Bucceaa In bringing about and Michael Tracey, Bear drama and music will be an 5:00 News 8:06 Pop Concert a meaaure of underatsmding and awards, and Michael Rennlck, 5:16 Speak Up 9:06 Mental Health Lecture I n MAIN STRFF I on EAST CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER... nounced at Columbia University 6:00 News 10:00 Nlghtbeot Sponsored By: GRACE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP goodwill. Andrew Herman, Joseph Rze- shortly alter 3 p.m. today. 6:16 Speak Hartford 11:00 News, Weather, Sports Very tndy yours, wuski and Paul Black, Wolf 6:46 Lowell ‘Thomas 11:16 Spoils Final R(?cl.y.llr H7S Un "V....rt'-'t-"-’:’-:---!--..... -WiWiMYi-ll'V...... TlfriT’ll’llffprNYlYfllrtlf^-’r^---- For the first time, there will 6:55 Phil R i^ t o 11:30 O ^ cr Side of the Day Russell MacKendrtek awards. be a prize for feature photogra 7:00 The JW>rid Ttonlght Barry Johnson and Tom Step- phy in Journalism. pen received Gold Arrows, and The prizes, endowed by news Anthony Treat, Kevin Kowal- paper publisher Joseph Pulitzei* Poet*8 Corner shyn, Alan Williams, and Den who died in 1911, are awarded nis Tracey received Gold and by the trustees of Columbia Uni F U E L O IL A O U d’e Booquet Silver Arrows. versity on recommendatkms by A peek around a comer, an out Greg DeBacco and Robert the Advisory Board on the Pul 1 5 4 MOTHER’S DAY GIFT stretched hand; Cacciatore received Denner itzer Prizes. Tbe board receives too CM. Mta- O.OJ>. b It a bouquet. Just grand! Stripes. recommendations from Juries in X4-Haar Bamer Om i Ioo! A ohild’B happy and smUIng Peter Drega was awarded a the various, categories. R. B. REGIUS fMOb one-year pin; and Anthony The prizes are administered FUEL OIL And a heart brlmmlng-over with Treat, James Treat, and Steven by Ckilumbia University’s Grad natural grace. Williams received two-year pins. uate School of Journalism. 649-4908 R to mch a beautiful bouquet; Timothy Shaw received Hones 6 / r w n t A Although It to in complete dto- ty, and Forestry badges; Steven arm y. Deptula received an Outdoors- aome (rtema abort and others man and -Webeilo bedgds, and KNOWN FOR VALUES THINK SMALL ^7 8 4 .9 0 tana Qahy Tioui^ received Outdoors- On aome thare are no atoms at man. Showman, SchoJar, Engi 1068 Vellonmiea SedMi DeUvered in Mancheoter aU. neer and Forestry badges. Equipped with leatherette in AU colora, Unda and atoes too. St. Matthew” s Church Notes terior, windshield washer, 2- Foesythto, yellow, vloleta, blue. St. Matthew’s Women’s Guild speed electric wipers, heotw, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Though a child has no money, a will meet Wednesday evening at defroster, 4-way safety flashers, gift to huf: 8 in the Parish Center for the b«u:k-up lights, front and rear n td r aro as genuine election oC olllcens. Mrs. Peggy seat belts. Herrick of Bolton-will present aa you or I. SOLD WItb their little bands they seek a ■ flower arrangement demon stration using seasonal tlowers Me. II, TcIUrI TpU. to pleaae, TED TRUDON TahslM i MintlitiHr BY Decorator dosik By picking flowers, on their found In home gardens. ’Tlcketa M4-M1I for the June banquet will be VOLKSWAGEN lOWWe They may have been picked In avaUahle ait the meeting. GRANTS ’The traditional Mothers Day Tablo^top color TV a neighbor’s garden; Orowning ceremony has been MEANS But how can you punlah without postponed until fall. you dUbearten. 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RêareaJs Full 18'' diagonal picturo m t h day «( Am4L a d . IMS. win be conducted on Saturdays h S ^ jV J WaHott. Mby 11 and 18 ait 8:46 a.m. of Haaor Karos of. Man- 1 (Oroeot. a Dpoo encUeatiiottkin of Robert B. K a m auMdhn.______A liraytoa. «or.ê«t

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INC. m m m m - IS BImmII Street speaking for himself. This Week at Meadowhrook At Protesters Hanotieiter. Cotm. Tliat, somehow, seems to put a strain TMOljUS F. E^OUSON Parents o f children ellgtUe on HUl View EstatM; Tolland WALTER R. FERGUSON on the credulity and faith of everyone. for the flint grade in Septem Builders, Inc. to August R. PARIS (AP) — Police hurled Pttbllebers tear gas grenades today at Founded Octeker Iv ISSI Including those who praise him and ber aro requested to register BonoU, of Newington) prop those to vdiom he has been praised. erty on Sunline Rd.; Nancy C. bands of hostile students on the Pubtiilied Every Bvenlas Except Sunday* thdr chUden tMs week fom Left Bank as thfc officers tried How much stronger and real he would Getchell to David B. Getchell, and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Offlce at 9:80 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the to ward off more dembnetra-. Manchester, Conn., n* Second Class Mall seem If he could somehow keep silence I lot 18, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., and Matter. Meadowtnook School office. Julietih D. Osuna to Joseph and tions against university regula SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' Xlndergiaiten age cMMren JuUette Osuna, Grant HUl Ter tlons, inadequate educational fa P ayM e in Advance cilities and alleged police bru wH be registered the following race, lot 106. One Year ...... ISO.OO tality. SU Months ...... 18.50 Why Gamble On Cheapness? week from 9:80 a.m. to 2:30 Also, Walter and AUce T. Three Months ...... 7.80 One report said a paving One Month ...... 2.60 p.m. at the Meadowhrook of Beaton, to Garnet Ridge, Inc. lot There is now beginning to be heard fice. 67^ Garnet Ridge Acres; Pene-. stone was thrown at the police. MEMBER OF from-television land a lament that the One student was hurt in the face THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tto be eligible tor first grade lope C. Henderson to Robert R. studios aren’t turning out enough new when a gas grenade exploded, The Associated Press is exclusiveiy entitled a youngdtor must reach six Henderson, Grant Hill Rd., and ken as worked every year on at least should be extended, too, to Mr. farb, lot 9 on Rt. 30;- Conrad L son campaign was simply go SUEDE Manchester fifst party to give In «x>ugh to permit sion programmers might kill before Indianapolis indicates that, for pirations, hbpes, needs, and one civic project. My neighbors Malcolm Barlow, your rep6rter and Frances Y. Dwlre, to ing nowhere fast. the talks to begin, Hanoi achieved a every ten . Republican 6ross- frustrations of people about have always responded with who wrote the five articles. I George J. and Albertina B. anyime even sees it, when the chances And BO they hit on the Vice GLEANING Mivi Of victory in the propaganda and overs, seven would vote for us. This art of noticing is an time, money and personal sac know of nothing any more un- Tourcotte, parcel of land on Rt. are relatively better ,Jor a piece of en Presidential gambit. Indiana Hardware & Supply Branigin. The percentage would art in which science and reli rifice. The helping hand has al romantic to have to write about 74; Onasso Development Corp. DONE ON PREMISES in the poUcy field—the kind of victory tertainment which may be able to hit newspai>ers have picked up this be even hlgjier In rural counties. gion unjje in perfect harmony. ways been out. So the negative than sanitary sewers. Mr. Bar- to Yost Construction Co. of Ver even our rough kind of world sometimes both the movie houses first and then the theme and played it in almost But wooing crossovers to win Science is Just organized no vote, I feel confident, is not low wrote the articles in an in non, Lots 7,8,42 and 43 in Val Inc. concedes to those who, perhaps for some daily headlines. Some Demo ley View subdivision; William Parkade ClMnars television screens forever? primary elections is extremely ticing. Science began when based wholly on white versus formative and Interesting man strange and su ^ clou s motivation, make cratic politicians here believe it and Martha Iliffe to Billy R. 877 Main St., Mancheater chancey. Moreover, the Repub man ceased to guess and to black. Some have other reasons ner and, where his original ex themselves the first of two parties to may have given Branigin and Audrey E. Graham of Ver lican organization, backing theorize from guesses; when he and the' voter to entitled to his plorations started as a novice, a boost among voters gullible non, lots 33,34 on Buff Cap Rd. prove reasonable. Richard M. Nixon (who was out threw over superstition and opinion, affirmative or negative. hto completed articles sounded Maaeachusetts’ Sigidfioance enough to think that even under Also, John Bllow to Thadde-us 'niere may, during the negotiations to here campaigning yesterday — began to notice facts. Christian I am disturbed'that many peo as though they had been written the most extraordinary circum J. and Donna E. Dobleskl of follow, cmne other points where one New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s May 1), wants Nixon to run up love, like science, is the genius ple expressed no opinion what by a quaUfied engineer. stances the 65-year-old Branigin Manchester, lot 9 on Baxter Rd.; party or the otiier will have the choice decisive write-in win over Richard Nix a maximum vote total to of noticing. The real Christian soever, partlculariy where chil The voters made a good Judg- would ever tiecome the Demo John E. Letujen, Inc. to David TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON on and the strong write-in showing of buttress his position against is not on the lookout for picay- dren are concerned. Perhaps met in approving this referen between standing firm on some partially cratic Vice Presidential no G. and Carol L. Dickinson of Vice-President Hubert Humphrey in the Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. unlsh Infractions of tradition; these people, who seem apa dum item. unreasonable position it has taken pub- minee. Rockville, property on Merrow Massachusetts primary will do much to Thus, the most practical stop- nor is he prosx>ecting for quib thetic, had confidence in the Uely m aU iv some point blank con- But that is Just one of the bles. He notices the situation Your paper made a good Rd.; Gateway Homes, Inc. to boost the candidacies of these two men. Kennedy tactic may turn out to electorate and now regret that Judgjnent in informing them so cesaiott which makes It possible for the tactics agreed on to turn the and those involved in it and they did not exercise their priv WUUam M. Gutterman of East Indeed, the voting for all major candi strong Kennedy tide running be neither of these, but a last- well. Many thanks for thto pub negotiations to get on past some dead does something besides talk ilege. Perhaps they have confi Hartford, land bounded by Reed, dates in this latest voter poll shows how here. With almost all top-level minute effort by the Demo lic service. lock. about it. dence in the members of the Brown, Highway and Marsh, very much of an open race the nomina Democratic politicians in Wash cratic state committee to gal If the United States wants to fight its Have you noticed that the vast Board of Educatiipn, in whose V. E. Swanson, President and Richard A. St. Germain to tions in both parties can be. *7' ington looking to Indiana as the vanize the party’s orgaiUzations BINGO Eighth Utilities District. Gateway Homes, Inc. of Vernon, own best propaganda battle, if it wishes Pertiaps the only true upset was Gov in all 92 counties. majority of criminal acts have conscience and' responsibility easiest way to stop Bobby Ken 'TBhd botmded by Reed Rd., to score an occasional victory on the ernor Rockefeller's ability to decisively their roots in unsympathetic now lies the image of Manches nedy’s Presidential bid, Kenne Although all but a handful of Brown, highway and Marsh. ORANGE H A U EVERY TUESDAY out-poll Mr. Nixon, even though the vot homes where thrives the whole ter when they vote on Project dtplomatio front, it will have to develop, dy is the clear favorite. Confi county leaders have endorsed Also, Horace Knight and Jane ing took place on the very day that the Branigin, they’ve never been area of ina4«qu6cy —the in Concern May 13. “ Appropriate Sentence” and demonabaite, that same capaoity to dential polls now give him 36 different, the immoral, the W. Watkins to Preston M. and former put himself back into the Repub very fond of the Governor aiid If you did not vote and if you volunteer some contribution to the cause per cent of the vote, well more amoral, the permissiveness, and To the Editor, Gloria D. Beal of Manchester, lican race. It is fairly safe to assume have done precious little for him member of the Board ofEduca- of peace the President demonstrated on than Branigin, with 19 per cent the lack of integrity? lot 48 on Sunline, Robbie Rd.; that had Mr. Rockefeller made more of In the campaign. They’re far feel as I do, please contact a Thank you for today’s edito the night of March SI. still undecided. McCarthy lags (Jhaplaln Russell E. Camp Emilio U. and Sarafina R. Ca an organized effort In Massachusetts, more interested in the election member of the Board of Educa rial that included comments on far behind. Connecticut State Prison talano to Wendell L. and Lin Then the President voluntarily took an his victory would have been even great of their own organization men tion. Put it in writing if you Other tactics now -being used the Project Ckmcem referendum da A. MaePherson of Wethers acMcyi which amounted to a change of er. In Tuesday’s primary than in can. Following is a list of the in a desperate effort to cut down —your last sentence to appro field, lots 93, 94 on Grant Hill policy, a climbing down from our own While the Rockefeller showing does not the comparatively remote Pre Board members; Kennedy’s lead are more tradi The special function of the priate when you write* about Terrace, Partridge Lane and peak of Mcalatlon, and he took ^ as a remove Mr. Nixon from the front-runner sidential race. State chairman tional, and could be more ef city to the care and eulture of John S.G. Rottner, Chairman; "white violence In a voting ma Bemle Cantor and Louis Gold- gamble, with no certainty of positive re spot for the Republican nominat.on, it St. Angelo is simply pointing men. The main problems of fective. John Fletcher, Beldon H. Schaf chine." farb to James R. and Jane B. sponse from Hanoi. must cause frowns among the latter's The most Important of these out the statistics of the 1960 the city are the problems that fer, Walter Doll, Jr., I^erbert A. backers. For the Massachusetts outcome Had' the voters voted over Rodman of Windsor, property on OF MANCHESTER Only a few of the fiercest hawks con Is an all-out attempt to entice election, when John Kennedy have risen through the neglect Phelon, Jr., Dr.' Walter M. whelmingly for Project Con may indicate that, where as Mr. Nixon is ' lost 83 of the 92 counties to Goose Lane. sidered this anything of a surrender on up to 100,000 Republicans to of thto function for the sake of Schardt, N. Charles Boggini, cern I would want to shout Quit claim deeds filed include; TELEPHONE 648-5171 stronger with the professional poli Richard M. Nixon. The clear power, profits, prestige or prop his ps^, or a propaganda or policy vlci cross over and vote for Brani Mrs. Anita M. Murphy, Roger "Manchester is where I want to HUlvlew Gardens, Inc. to Cra- ticians, Mr. Rockefeller is stronger with gin in the Democratic primary. implication; if Bobby Kennedy erty. Bagley. tory for Hanoi. The general, overwhelm live.” wln Builders, Inc. of Windsor the voters. isn’t stopped here and gets no —Urban authority Lewis Mum- ON SALE Thus the Influential Indiana Vivian F. Ferguson Sincerely, ing verdict was that the President was Equally interesting was what many Locks, land reserved for a well polis News, a strong editorial minated, the result in Indiana ford. (Mrs. Thomas P.) Sara (Mrs. S. H.) Sternberg aoorlng a great positive propaganda and long-time Massachusetts political observ backer of the Governor's policy victory for the United States. Per ers characterize as Sen. Robert Ken favorite son bid, ran a large haps it might be a good’ Idea to consider nedy’s weak showing in this same pri paid political ad signed by "R e THIS WEEK scoring some of Hanoi’s good and posi mary. It was expected that Sen. Eugene publicans for Branigin Com McCarthy, with the advantage of having tive decisions,if there continue to be mittee” telling Republican vot got his name printed on the ballot, would Fischetti any, as possible victories, not necessar ers how easy it Is to vote in the win handily over Senator Kennedy. He Democratic primary. All a Re , 19 D iiily News ^ ^ £ R ? ily State Department-inflicted defeats, ri llitll S i luiiriitc ' did by some two to one. But there were publican has to do is sign a ONLY! for Hanoi. few who thought that Vlob-President statement that he intend to vote cill u* lor Humphrey would get nearly two votes for a majority of the Demo for every three of Senator Kennedy’s. cratic candidates on the ballot im a if f S B m After ail, if there is any state in the Complete Expert Alterations Until He Speaks In the November election. Union where any Kennedy could be ex But even this formality can be V The defenders, advocates, and admir pected to do well, it is in his long-time at No Charge! ers of Vice President Hubert Humphrey home-state. ■ often succeed in doing everything for Observers were particularly interested REST to note that Senator Kennedy did con him except one thing. siderably less well, even as a write-in Herald They can offer persuasive impressions candidate, in the Democratic Irish-Catho Yesterdays and that he to a man of inner nobility and lic stronghold of Boston than expected. "Completely restful character and compassion. This is seen as confirmation of the sur They can cite, as he himself does, prisingly- strong degree of anti-Kennedy I 25 Years Ago SAVE nights" once again 55% Dacron® polyester/45% Worsted hto ‘'credentials” of so many years sentiment among many politicians. Frank Nackowskl Is named spent in so many positions of public It is also apparent that the Massachu- president of the Manchester Im Call! service. - setls primary did much to keep Senator provement Association. So says L. W. G. of Manchester who suffer^ McCarthy strongly and firmly in the n iey can point to his classic liberal Strawberry outlook seems NEW SYSTEM from backaches due to worn-out bedding. race. His ability to get some 80 per cent gloomy due to high price of After sleeping on Holman-Baker’s supei>firm reoprd, and they can, at the same time, of the Democratic vote (even with the with an amaxingly successful effort to crates and baskets and the un LAUNDERY Musco-Pedic bedding he reports "Completely advantage of being the only name on availability of pickers. have their cake and eat it to, point to that party’s ballot) against such con AND DRY CCBANING restfijl nights without aches or pains in the the feet that he has better relations tenders as Senator Kennedy and the morning.” Musco-Pedic and Veiio-Rest bed Aaderson-LitHe 10 Years Ago with the white politicians of the South Vice-President, as well as his getting ON HARRISON ST. (44) ding were suggested by an orthopedic sur kW M An CHESTER CHARK <-■*■«« IT. than any other potential candidate in nearly 10,000 Republican votes in that Board of Directors votes to Off East Center St. geon for 'those with bwk disorders but are (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Turnpike-Broad Street AGGOMni either party, and then throw in, for party’s light turnout, demonstrates hold the line on local pioperty Oppoalto the Cemetery now being used by folks with healthy backs u x m a taxes in adopting a $6,011,057 Phone 647-9775 llw.il. sauce, information about how well he forcefully the degree to whioh he has who want to keep them that way. TVin or captured popular approval by his coura budget for 1988-89. For Plokup and Delivery ressBEsm hoa been standing, lately, with some of Call M8-7788 full sizes $99.50 each piece. King, Queen and Welcome Here CIMMf > geous battling. Construction starts on a $280^- ACCOUNT the mor^ Important big businessmen of special sizes avaOable. As a result of this primary, this year’s 000 convalescent hospital on 'Ver Branobee at: BOl Hartford the bouatry. non St. politics are more open and more inter Rd. and Pine Cleaners Such testimonies, together, with a look esting than ever. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Board of Directors )>acks ■M Center Street at some of the competition in the field, MONI’TOR a $80,000 cut .in school budget. ^ p te m e .,

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.Miss Carol Pearson of South Sponsoredhy Youth Council. Blast Rocks Heart of Gty Hie marriage of Miss CUrol ■■■Biil I i'll 11v'-A j t-l - _||||||^^_lll_ Windsor and James W. Fits- f . Ann KacinsU of Mancheeter to Pmf. David^ldm an of the Congregational Churches, re- (OoaOMMd from Pag» Oaa) Robert John Qullano of Wap- gerald HI of Manchester were Mancheeter C»fnmunity OoUege apecUvely. Mone than 100 enemy mortar ping was solemnised Saturday where the battle raged in the united in marriage Saturday history department spoke on Next Sunday, the guest speak- and rocket rounds hit Khe Sonh, morning at St. Bridget Church. morning at St. Margaret Mary Vietnam’s culture and history, er will be S t ^ e n Minot, on cemetery near Tao Son Nhut on but American casualties from Xhe bride is the daughter of at a meeting sponoored by the asBlstant pxxMFesaor of Enffliah Church, Wapping. the western edge of the city. this were reported light. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kaclnskl Mandiester Church Youth Ooun- at Trinity OoUege, Hartford, and The bride is the daughter of Twenty-five enemy were report North Vietnam’s offlcial mili of 46 Edward St. ’The bride cU lost night at South Metho- a peace candidate In the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Pearson 1966 tary newspaper said the Viet groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. diet Church. state elections. ed killed. U.S. casualties were of 40 M er^ Rd. The bridegroom Cong attacks Sunday disproved C. John Oullano of 160 Birch TTie aeselon, attended by about A Him, "How We Got in Vlet- not disclosed. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. U.S. claims that the Tet offen Hill Dr. 100 Protestant young people, nom ^ How We Can Get Out,’’ James W. Fitzgerald of 42 Wash By midaftemoon fighting sive In February brought only a ’The Rev. Keiuieth Frlsbie ington St. was Ihe first of three meetings wlU be shown at the same meet- raged in the area of the old psychological victory for the performed the double-ring cere to explore the background of ing. The Rev. ’Ihomas C. O’Neil BYench cemetery on the edge of Communist command. Quon Doi mony and was celebrant at the of St. Margaret Mary Church the Vietnam conflict, enUUed, On May 19, the Youth OouRfell Tan Son Nhut, the Phu Tho race Nhan Dan said the 'Viet Oong nuptial high tfoss. Mrs. Ray performed the double-ring cere Crisis of OcHiscience.’’ wUr hold a panel discussion. track area on the Southwe.stem put out of action "a slzaWe mond Murphy was organist and mony. The purpose of Uie programs "The Ethical and Moral Dlmen- edge of the city, and along two force of the enemy’’ in attsicks soloist. Bcaiquets of blue and Is to give the youth a historical slons of the War." The bride was given in mar bridges connecting Saigon with over the weekend. T|ils, it ssdd, white carnations decorated the and cuttuml foundaUon for In- The Mary Cheney Ubrary the northeastern suburbs. was "a crippling blow’’ to what altar. riage by her father.. She wore GEOMETRIC WALL RUG a full-length gown of silk or telligent assessment of events staff has prepared a reading list South Vietnamese dive bomb It called U.S. efforts to cover up ’The bride was given in mar ganza accented with peau leading to the present omfllct, of books and‘periodicals dealing ers and U.S. helicopter gunships heavy losses in the Tet offen according to their advisor, the riage by her father. She wore d’ange laoe, faehlcmed with ea- with the war and htstory of firing rockets raked the pockets sive. Rev. Gory Cornell of South a fuU-length gown oiyUk, de Vietnam, and copies will be of resistance. A delayed report on air raids brina neckline, bell shaped MethodteA Church. signed with rolled co lW and short lace sleeves, empire bod available at both meetingfs, as over North Vietnam said a Ma The second and third meetlngB American and South Viet long sleeves, with lace and ice, A-line sMrt, and detachable well as from the library. rine Corps bomber went down in / will be held at 7 :80 p.ot. on namese forces sealed off the pearl trim on the sleeves, collar chapel-length watteau train. The programs are open to all the southern panhandle Friday Sundays, May 12 and 29, at Tan Son Nhut air base, used as and bodice. Her long veil of silk Her elbow-length bouffant veil high school youth of the com both a military and civilian fa and the two crewmen were \ South Methodist and Second munity. Illusion was arranged from a of silk illusion was arranged cility for commercial airlines. missing. It was the 882kid Amer cluster of roses, and she car ican warplane announced as lost from a.coronet of Venice lace As the government soldiers ried a bouquet of white cama- over the North. trimmed with seed pearls and swept through the old French Uons, accented with blue carna Informed sources said that crystals, and she carried a cemetery across the graves of tions. Humphrey Is Target U.S. Navy pilots who claimed mother of pearl prayer book men killed in action during the they shot down a Communist Miss Barbara Oburski of Man with miniature roses, stepihano- BYench-Indodhlna war, one ene MIG21 lost Thursday actually chester was maid of honor. She tis and baby’s breath. At Indiana Primary my rocket killed 0>1. Luu Kim wore a full-length gown of pale S / Miss Ann Ferriola of FVeo- BOLERO RE'VERSTBLE RUG AND BEDSPREAD BY shot down a pilotless American Chong. drone. The plane was shot down pink, designed with matching port, N.Y. cousin of the bride, (Oonttnued from Page O n e ) ------. SCHWARTZ. Tan Son Nhut air base, which over the Gulf of Tonkin. It was floral and green ribbon trim, was maid of honor. She wore we’ll call It a victory.’’ tlsement said, "a vote for Bran- was spared in Sunday's attacks, JcMph J«y photo not clear why a drone was over MRS. ROBERT JOHN GULIANO and full-length train. Her head- a -full-length gown of apricot The Minnesota senator Igln is a vote for Humphrey.’’ wa-s hit twice today. bow matched her gown, and linen trimmed with daisies, de planned a campaign trip to Branigin , who has cam- HANDCUT STONE the gulf, but apparently It she cfUTled a kissing ball of signed with hign neckline, long Franois X. Reilly idwto Richmond today, then hand- palgned heavily In smaller clt- U.S. spokesmen said that few strayed off course, the sources pink carnations and roees. Her sleeves, and train. She wore a MRS. JAMES W. FITZGERALD HI shaklng tours In Indianapolis. ies and rural areas, said voters er than 10 rounds of rockets said. bouquet had a wicker handle. daisy headpiece, with veil, Kennedy found sizable crowds should pick their own governor slammed Into the base at day The U.S. Command said only Henry-Mason Bridesmaids are Miss Kath .:nd she carried a colonial bou Sunday. They lined the streets as the man who can best repre- break but caused little damage that the pilots’ claim of a MIG Chester served a best man. Podunk Mill, Wapping. For a and no casualties. About noon, leen Hayes Qf Manchester, cou quet of yellcvr pompon.s and Usher were Ralph L. Pearson motor trip to the Pocono Mts., of Evansville,, then packed a re- sent them at the Democratic kill was In error. sin of the bride; Miss Eileen orange daisies. ceptlon In New Albany. National Convention In Chicago. enemy gunners slammed sever American filers reported de Bcchambole photo Jr. of South Windsor, brother Pa., Mrs. Fitzgerald vrore a pink al rounds of mortar against de Boisseau o f South Windsor, Mrs. Bridesnteids were Miss Flor of the bride; and Robert O’Bri coat and dress with black patent He scheduled a final mission. Sixty-three Democratic con- stroying or damaging at least Roaemaiy,Donnelly of Manches MRS. RICHARD ARNOLD BRAGAN ence Ferriola and Miss Pa concentrating on industrial ventlon votes are at stake, but fensive positions on the base. four cargo barges, nine trucks, en of East Hartford. leather accessories and a cor “There have been scattered ter and Mrs. Cheryl Prete of tricia Ferriola, both of Brook northern counties in a get-out: the manner in which they will five bridges and 14 sampans in Mrs. Pearson wore a tur sage of red (roses. small-arms actions along the Hartford. ’Their pastel gowns, Miss Carol Ann Satryb of Ronald Thmer of Springfield, lyn, N.Y., and cousins of the the-vote drive. be apportioned will not be decid- Sunday’s raids on the North. quoise dress and coat with Mrs. Fitzgerald, a 1966,^ a d u - base perimeter," U.S. officers headpieces and flowers were Mass., brother-in-law of the bride. Their gowns and head- Bianigon men were coimtlng ed until after the primary. They A U.S. spokesman In Saigon Rockville and Richard Arnold matching accessories and a ate of East Catholic HigK Scho<4, said. "Most small-arms fire has styled to match the honor at bridegroom, served as best pieces were styled to match on a hefty transfusion of Repub- could go to the statewide pri- said the North Vietnamese Bragan of ’Thompsonville were corsage of cymbidium orchids! is employed at Aetna Life and been along the southwest peri tendant’s. ’They were dressed in man. Ushers were Robert the honor attendant’s, and they lican voters into the Democratic mary victor, or could be distrib moved a record 17,000 supply united in marriage Saturday ’The bridegroom’s mother wore Casualty Insuranc# Co., Hart meter. There has been no pene blue, peach, green and yellow, Satryb of Rockville, brother of carried colonial bouquets of a lime green dress with match ford. Mr. Fitzgerald, a 1966 primary. uted among congressional dis trucks along Infiltration routes respectively, and their headbows morning at Rockville Methodist tration of the base." into South Vietnam during the bride; Gary Turner of orange pompons and yellow ing accessories and a corsage gradiiate of Manchester High Richard M. Nixon, who is un- tricts. “ LO'VE" By LIEBES and flowers matched their Church. In one of the bigger spoUlng April, after President Johnson’s Springfield, Mass., nephew of daisies. of green cymbidium orchids. School, is employed at Moriarty ooniteated on the Republican McCarthy tackled both Kenne gowns. KITCHEN CLASSIC actions on the outskirts of Sai March 31 order limiting attacks The bride is the daughter of the bridegroom; and Fred Aizt Richard GlorgetU of Man- A reception was held at Bros. primary bhlloit and will receive dy and Humphrey—who is not Cindy Louise Tlghe of Coven gon. elements of the U.S. on the North to the area below Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Satryb of Rockville. entering any primaries—at a By VIVIAN BROWN Iron, mosaic and brick motif In wool mosaic rugs—little squares try, €Uid Mary Ann Plocharczyk, the 26 convention votes, was Army’s 4th Cavalry Division re the 0th parallel. Infiltration of Mrs. Satryb wore a blue dress rally in South Bend, accusing AP Newsfeatnres Writer ozlte. of color set within larger areas a cousin of the bride, were flow of 36 Reed St. The bridegroom ' striving to curb the crossover BASEBOARD RUG ported killing 137 enemy sol 12,000 trucks were reported In and coat with matching acces them of campaign courses Another kind of outdoor-ln- forming plaid, herring- er girls. ’They wore long dress is the son of Mrs. Harold Bragfm 'v vote. A Republican may cross diers north of Saigon Sunday. March, and the North Viet sories. The bridegroom’s mother which do not really contribute to NEW YORK (AP) — One day es of Jiot pink with white daisy of Thompsonville and the late Tierney-Nichols over by requa< f fb irit b There are small mini patterns press the carpet to it. small arms and rocket-pro South Windsor was organist The Washington, D.C., Mrs. Bragan Robert William Tierney of Man dates in the general election, no differences to be reqolved wall-to-wall lawns could ^sap sachusetts, brother of the bride; A large Victorian florals. New Carpet is being used every- pelled. grenades. There were no soloist was Miss Cathleen Con wore a navy blue knit dress and chester. per under the covering of car- accelerating A Panted carpet puggi^mties in all-wool 'carpet where-to cover doors', enUre Barry Qullano of Wapping, State election laws nrohibit among Americans. ' > me euveiuig m eo.i- - / v'*” ' posslbUlties in all-wool carpel where—to cover doors, enure q but 14 Americans nor of Rockville. coat with bone colored accessor ... He said Kennedy’s approach Pet- « already has rolled out of (B a n r ic k ^ Is ) Is backed by a ,^ ^ ^ achievement walls, and even the celling brother of the bridegroom; and The bride is the daughter of writing in candidates. Road Paving The bride was given in n ^ - ies. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nich- The Nixon organization publ- to unity is one which sets up a house, over porch and patio, S y ru e ^ multi-color effects done by a above lighting fixtures. New col- visxf r^ntr nt. Philip Dowd and Terrance Don riage by her father. She wore a nelly, both of Manchester. Mrs. Bragan is a graduate of oU of 24S Long HUl Rd., South Ished a full-page newspaper ad- series of special committees to down to the swimming pool and ^ ^ piece dyeing operation on color- ors in carpets run from soft th tryum nf nan Tri 2i full-length gown of taffeta and Rockville High School and Hart Windsor. The bridegroom is a vertisement headed: "Are you represent various cultural and headed for------crabgrass ------i been introduced by viking. less fabric. Pineapple aid ciaamy yellcw to Target Set Mrs. Kaclnskl wore a pink satin, fashioned with beaded em silk dress with matching acces ford Academy of Hairdressing. son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. ■ willing to He for Hubert Hum economic groups. McCarthy driveways, They suggest that any dam- Many outdoor carpets can be brilliant reds. There are clear 'n ® pire bodice and sleeves, A-line small arms, mortars and rocket sories and a corsage of aqua She is employed at the Classic TTemey of 102 Glenwood St. phrey?" said that won’t work, either. Manufacturers have been aged portion of a carpet may be put down by a homeowner using blues, red-brOwns, vivid pink skirt and train. Her fingertip- grenades. While the town’s gar In Renewal carnations. ’The bridegroom’s Beauty Salon, Inc., Ellington. The Rev. Thomas Barry per The advertisement said that is He sold the real avenue to na buoyed by the success of com- removed by the home handy- heavy-duty cutting tools or and Kelly green, length veil of silk illusion was merclal Installations and have man with a cookie cutter and a ______rison troops held the attackers, mother wore a pale blue silk Mr. Bragan is a graduate of En formed the double-ring cere what Republicans would be tional unity is hts, "a politics of off, South 'Vietnamese Infantry arranged from a crown of se gone Into vivid colors and pat- new pifece inserted. For mini- TTie paving and repairing of coat and dress ensemble with field High School, and the Uni mony and was celebrant at the doing if they take Democratic participation and grass roots ac- men moved In to reinforce. U.S. quins and pearls, and she car tems for residential use. These mum maintenance, they have new and Improved roads In the matching accessories, and a versity of Connecticut College of nuptial Mass. Bouquets of ballots Tuesday. tlvlty by millions of Amer- fighters—bombers and gunships ried a bouquet of roses and ivy. happy choices are finding their introduced a matching base Skull and Crossboiies pink carnation corsage. Pharmacy. He is employed at spring flowers ^'ere on the aF "And let’s face It," the adver- cams.” Y ote Ends pounded the enemy positions. North End Renewal Project, A reception for 27S was held Mrs. John Kolakowski of David’s Pharmacy, Broad tar. way Into family rooms, play- board carpeting, Yo ho! Yo ho! Would you Ohould be completed by the Mid Rockville was matron of honor. rooms and dens. Floor covering designers have believe there are pirates The fighting raged all day at the Village Lantern Bam. Brook. The couple will live at 7 ’The bride was given li\ mar Sunday until the enemy wltlf- of July, according to Bdwoid J. For a plane trip to Bermuda, She wore a fuU-length empire Pease St., Thompsonville, after riage by her father. She de These are synthetic carpots been inspired to do the imusual loose in Manchester? gown of peacock blue chiffon May 13. Prisoner Painters Given with a dense pile and tufted car- for indoor use. Dorothy Llebes’ Phone Rift drew to the southwest as night executive director. Mrs. Qullano wore a pink coat signed her full-lengthp gown of The modem day thieves began to fall. Thirty-six enemy and dress, black patent acces and crepe. She wore a matching white silk linen, with A-llne pets. They are practically indes- folk art "motto” rugs (Blgelow- captured a 16 ft. rowboat be AKhJough this would be a 'were reported killed. South Viet month ahead of conrtroct sched sories, and a corsage of pink crepe headbow, and she car ANDES HAVE VANTAGE skirt and train attached at the tructible, say the manufactur- Sanford) combine the look of longing to Louise Ouellette, Chance to Display Works namese casualties were report ules, Rytoezyk sold, there wUl and white carnations. ’The cou ried a bouquet of daisies and shoulders. The train and the early American samplers and Officially 25 Willard Rd. Police said the SANTTAGO, Chile—The An ed as light. In addition, two U.S. be road work of some sort go- ple will live in Manchester af ivy. des Mountains offer superior gown were bordered In wide By Charles-Oene McDaniel Many are escapist In subject _Outdoor-Indoor . carpets . have an Oriental fashion of symbol vessel was taken from Its ter May 12. lettering—love, truth. mooring in the yard of the soldiers were wound^. ing on art all times until then. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rob advantage for seeing the stars bands of lace. Her floor-length CHICAGO (AP) —Prisoner- matter, depicting bucoUc senees ^he uniformity of ap- style (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Qullano is a 1663 grad Ouellette residence over the Today’s f Sluflc wlU sUU move over the ert Satryb of Rockville, sister- of the Southern Hemisphere, veil of illusion was arranged of trees and streams and farms. ance enjoyed on boat deck peace, hope-in the manner of rounds fired at South Vietnam s dirt roads until then. uate of Manchester High School in-law of the bride; Mrs. Ed and two major telescopes are from a lace pillbox hat, and artists at Indiana State Prison Some are bitter. Some are cop and pool side to Interesting old-Persian -carpets with hidden which it said alone “ has the weekend and described it as biggest oil tank farm, at Nha brick-patterned tufted nylon Arabic words. right to call a strike and the being red and white on the AjU underground utility work and is employed at the Connec ward Heine of Rockville, cousin In use or planned there. While she carried a cascade bouquet have won recognition rarely ies from photos or advertise Be, six miles south of Saigon. A outside constructed entirely la expected to be done by this ticut Bank and ’Trust Co., Hart of the bride; and Mrs. Ronald the largest telescope under con of lllies-of-the valley and white ments. There are several i>or carpets (Callaway), wrought Edward Fields has introduced right to end a strike.” Vietnamese spokesman said two achieved by inmates^ Included among the workers of wood and painted gray on Friday underneath project ford. Mr. Qullano is a 1992 grad Turner of Spflhgtield, Mass., struction is a Russian 236-inch rose buds. Americans were wounded ahd Their work is being displayed expected back on the job the inside. roods south of .the railroad uate of Manchester High School sister of the bridegroom. Thetr reflecjpr in the Northern Cau Mrs. Thomas Hart of Man , „ , . . . L. . there ds one of Martin Luther two tanks damaged. Shafer photo and is attending Manchester in the school of Art Institute Immediately are long-distance Authorities failed to say if tracks. PBAdng and sidewalk pink gowns and headbows were casus, another project under chester was matron of honor. King. Two Vietnamese were report MRS. BUEL MILTON HENRY H Community College. He is a pa operators—subjects of the the oars were taken, so our constructibn In this section wlH styled to match the honor at discussion by imlversitles In Bridesmaids were Mrs. Thom of Chicago, one of the nation’s A prisoner who served time at Columbia Reopens Doors ed killed and 16 wounded when trolman with the Manchester "voice with a smile" Bell slogan pirates Just may be up the start In the week of May 13. tendant’s, and they csirried New York State would be larg as Nichols of Marlboro, Mass., leading art schooljp. Alcatraz painted from his mem 10 mortar rounds hit the airfield The marriage of Kliaa Donna- Police Department. —many of whose Jobs were turnpike without a paddle. The New Haven Railroad has yellow sweetheart roses and bouquets of daisies and ivy. er stUl. a sister-in-law of the bride; The show is comprised of ories there. There are bright flo at Nha Trang, 190 miles north- Rae Liouiae Maaon of Vernon filled by male executives during If you have any Informa informed the redevelopment white camatlcms. Mrs. David Terza 6f Manches neoriy KM pieces, all oil and ral works, and one in blues of a But Class Teaching Ends and Buel MUton Henry n of the strike. tion concerning ^ s .piracy east of Saigon. agenev thev will out in the rub- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bar ter, sister of the bridegroom; watercolor paintings, except for blind pianist. Another depicts a The enemy tried to ambush a ^ve^S^nt ^ the nUI- Wethersfield was solemnized (Continued from Page One) eWA headquarters said 14 of please contact the police de ry Lesizza of Vernon and Miss and Mrs. Steven DeWlck of naked little blind boy petting an U.S. 4th infantry Division sup- toys. Saturday morning at the CSiurch one piece of sculpture. It repre 17 Bell System units approved partment right away. Don’t Annette Patrlzzi of Hartford. Rumford, Maine. otter. summoning of police to break ply convoy from Plelku to Kon- of the Incarnation, Wethersfield. sents the best work done by the grossly underestimated the the coritract. The Michigan Bell attempt to take the matter The g;iadlng Cor a realigned Miss Susan Fredrickscm of Vqo up the Sit-In and said he will not tum In the central highlands The bride is a daughter of Mr. Flanagan-Middleton The bridal attendants were 38 members of the Progressive One canvas Is dominated by a numbers of the sit-ins and "the System unit voted for rejection Into your Own hands. The North Mialn St. between Mlain non, niece of the bride,, w m resign under fire. Sunday,., South Vietnamese and Mrs. Raymond A. Mason dressed alike in full-length A- Art CHub In the prison at Michi Wsh bowl with four fish inside, extent of the Involvement of the and the outcome wasn’t final In weather Is still a little brisk St. extension and Oakland St. Junior bridesmaid. The flower The 64-year-old president ap headquarters said, but allied of Sunset Ter. The bridegroom Une gowns of aqua dotted gan City, Ind. surrounded by a prison wall faculty in sympathy with the two units—the 23,000-member for walking the plank. Is about 90 per cent complete. girl' was Miss Lisa Frederick- . Miss Patricia Ann AOddleton peared on CBS-TV’s "Pace the forces killed 160 of the attack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Buel Swiss. They wore deep aqua Pour students were so enthu- over which three prisoners are 'students.” It said because of Rybezyk said. son of Vernon, niece of the and James Henry Flanagcm, Nation.’ ’ Western Electric Installers unit ers. Spokesmen reported 16 M. Henry of Wethersfield. headbows with matching veils, photo slaatlc after seeing tl)e inmates’ escaping. thiSr .plainclothes detectives on Laibutls (3onstruotion Oo., bride. Their turqucdse gowns and one embracing directory include broadened vacation and Americans and four South Viet The Rev. John Crawford of both of Manchester, exchanged and carried colonial bouquets MRS. ROBERT WILLIAM TIERNEY first public showing at the pris ------the campus merely for Investl- He said that "things did get site Improvement contractor, and headpieces were styled to out of hand" last Tuesday when and clerical workers in New holiday time, higher overtime namese killed and 37 South Viet the Church of the Incarnation vows Saturday noon at Immacu of pink flowers. on that they asked their acting ACE FOR MRS. SARAZEN gatlve purposes were ordered to England. «• expects to complete grading, match the honor attendant’s, pay, medical and life insurance namese wounded. performed the double-ring cere late Conception Church, Nashua, dean, Roger Gilmore, to have MARCO ISLAND. Fla. (AP) participate, creaUng suspicion he called in police at 2 a.m., but stoinm and sanitary sewers and and they carried colonial bou James TTemey Jr. of Man eWA spokesmen said there benefits and differentials in Jobs In the north below the demili mony and was celebrant at the N.H. an exhibit at the school. - Gene Sarazen has won every among students who refused to added: "I would do It again." curb on the rtew Ntotith Main St. quets of yellow sweetheart roses chester served as his brother’s About 100 young people and 16 "'as no possibility that votes yet and geographic areas. tarized zone, fighting continued nuptial Mass. Bouquets of car TTie bride, of 327 W. Center best man. Ushers were Thomas Dean QUmore told an inter Important golf championship recognize them as police off- by June 16. Utility companies and white'carnations. St., is a daughter of Mr. and cers. policemen were injured In the untallled could reverse the out------around , Dong Ha, where U.S. nations and pompons were on. Nichols of Marlboro, Mass., viewer he ag;reed because It was poBslblp, including two U.S. Paving of all streets.In this Mrs. Robert H. Middleton of The report said 696 arrests bgttig ■ come of the ratification ballot- Marine officers say allied forces the altar. Joseph Stafford of West Hart brother of the bride; Joseph Choicest Meats In Town! both good for the prisoner-art- bpensl^Now he has to listen to wlU then Install ttielr new lines, ford served as best man. Ush Nashua. The bridegroom is the were made on one night, includ Kirk said about 26 per cent of have killed a total of 1,096 ene The bride was given in mar Prlvlzzlno of Manchester and Ists to have their work shown In the best golf shot Mary Sarazen section should start by the ers were Alan Ross of Vernon son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. ing 672 students, 8 faculty mem the 720 persons arrested were Local 4000 of Detroit, with Heart Feat my troops in the last week. riage by her father. She wore Robert Sheehan' of Framing such a setting and good for the ever made. middle of July and be complet and Russell Stanavage of Wap- BTanagan of 17 O'Leary Dr. bers and 18 nonstudents. The not students, adding that the about one-third of 18,000 Mlchi- Two battalions of Marines a full-length empire gown of ham, Mass. '' TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! students to have an opportunity The wife of the Squire became ed by the end of that month. ping, both brothers-in-law of The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James unlverslty has no control over gan Bell strikers, said it fought 2(M North Vietnamese „ ^ silk organza accented with peau LEAN, FRESH GROUND, ALL BEEF to see It He nîed that th; the first woman evlr to score a of nonstudent Done Again troops in bunkers for 4V4 hours serious delay, Rybezyk the bridegroom. McGreal of Immaculate Concep Mrs. Nichols wore a flow those charged with resisting ar- wouldn’t accept the contract. In d'ange lace, pearls and crystals, ered Jersey dress and hat, paints have a directness about hole In one on the Marco Island at Sunday and claimed 151 of the *** Mra. Mason wore a raspberry tion Church performed the dou rest or refusing to leave the dications were most of the other fashioned with scooped neck bright yellow accessories, and- them which he thought would be Country Club course. Mrs. Sara- wn ’ enemy killed. Ten Americans pink dress and coat with match ble - ring ceremony and was zen aced the 130-yard 16th hole prudent of Columbia. buildings. 14,0(M workers would follow suit. In Texas line, and detachable chapel- a corsage of white rosebuds. instructive. were killed and 70 wounded. ing accessories.' The bride celebrant at the. nuptial Mass. HAMBURG Kirk defended Sunday hlB "Obviously we must make a Other refusals to accept the length train. Her fingertip veil The bridegroom’s mother wore The show at the school Is at- last Nov. 21. Northeast of Dong Ha, about groom’s mother wore a pale Bouquets of snapdragons, carna distinction between students and contract came from locals in (Continued from Pago One) of Bilk illusion was arranged a de^p aqua silk ensemble and tracting visitors other than s t u - ______10 miles south of toe demilitar blue dress and coat with match tions, and baby’s breath were nonstudents'’ Kirk said. New York, St. Louis and Baltl- from an open pillbox bat of matching hat, and a corsage of dents, who come over from the seriously 111 in recent months. ized zone. South Vietnamese ing accessories. Both wore on the edtar. : The students originally made more and negotiations were re- Alencon lace trimmed with seed The bride was given in mar yellow rosebuds. adjoining museum of the Art In two main demands: That the ported still under way with Pa- Cobb's donor was William Jo forces reported killing another Charles B. Messier, 27, of 428 pearls, and she carried a ‘*colene«ts over Its three-year life. cLGeorge n ea C. Morris. TFor o r thotoe firsfirst time in several his driver's license Saturday at School and Morse College, Hart and 'Mrs. John McLaughlin Jr. ter, Los Angeles, Calif., and Is $1M each. jnus^^^ ^ hard for us to say, ’sorry, we President Ben S. Gllincr, Both toe Thomas and 0>bb weeks, fighting was reported at'1:41 p.m., after he was found ia member of the American president of American Tele tugat h €r t o ford. He is employed as a ma of Manchester. Dunn, a ^ ^ u a te «>t ^bere must be Ing materials dUferenUy. There- are not interested.’’’ transplants were performed by the northwest frontier base of not to be wearing toe prescribed Dietetic Association, and Del ORMAL phone and Telegraph Co , par Khe Sanh. Headquarters said terial control analyst at Pratt The attendemts were dressed land Art Institute, Baltimore, Uon or in gr /„rth- n o fo r e it Is imnossible to tell ex- The senior faculty at Oolum- a team headed by Dr. Denton A. glasses or contact lenses when ta Delta, Delta sorority. She is ent company to Bell, said costs A ROYAL and Whitney Division of United alike In full-length gowns of has been worW.^ with toe pris^ r e t u ^ t o L i area because It acUy how m ^ y coats will be bla College decided at their Sun- troops from toe U.S. 1st Air he was stopped on a routine Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. pale yellow rayon and silk, a dietitian at St. Francis Hos . . . WE RENT IT . . . oner art club for about e ^ t r « u g ^ needed. You will have to decide day meeting to suspend final ex- ot the contract—estlmat'od at Of Thomas, who had a 15-year Cavalry Division killed 28 at check by a patrolntan. Willard MOTHCR^ DAY designed with A-llne skirts pital, Hartford. months. It was forroed about d i^ n ^ k JU t achieved tofe de- aminaUons. The faculty ruled about $2 billion by Ihe union— history of heart trouble, Cooley tackers Saturday night and Sun was also issued h written warn and trains. They wore match Mr. TTemey is a graduate of t ^ e y e ^ a ^ ^ t o o u t an to^ ^ out falUng grades for this "will Inevitably have some ef said, "The situation is improv day. Nine Americans were ing for having abscured license fect pn toe rates our custoniers ing headbows with stephanoUs. Manchester High School and re structor by » ^ e w e t colts It should be illxed with Lacquer thinner acts as a sol- semester. A studeiit can request ing rapidly. In fact, he Is pro killed and 19 wounded. plates. He will appear in court AT ALL FORMAL WEAR IN pay for services.” May 20. The honor attendant carried a ceived a B.S. degree at St. ^ ^ lacquer thinner. A 60-60 mixture . vent on most types of finishes, a "P " for passing In any course. gressing more r a p l^ than toe cascade bouquet of yellow Francis College, Maine. He Is STOCK AT ALL TIMES! for Betole- Is recommended for the begin- Therefore you are taking a If he desires a letter grade, he Any rate increases would usual o'Pen heart surgery pa CAYETS LOe roses, stephanotis and ivy. The a past grand knight of his col Duim, fX to class ner Later, as you become fa- chance If you apply a lacquer may receive an Incomplete have to be approved either by tient.’’ g l o b e bridesmaids carried ceiscade lege chapter of the KofC. He hem Steel Corp., condu_oto claw M r ^ ^Toivict, you can mixture over another kind of and finish his work next fall, or toe Federal Communications Thomas, a Phoenix, Ariz., ac Oalling 2, 3, 4, 5 Year Olds To Visit The Brand New CABM ! bouquets of yellow roses and is a claims adjuster for ê on Saturday m o r n ^ . TOe ^ 8 - finish, such as varnish or paint, he may complete a certain Commission or by state regula- countant, received toe heart of Routt 87 Travel Ssrvlea ' Ivy. Jotm I jo a g Jr. i>ho(o Travelers Insurance Co. onei« paint In their spare t o e . ^ Sometimes it will have an amount of work and receive a tory bodies. Mrs. Kathleen Martin, a bride KIDDIE KDRDAL John McLaughlin Jr. of Man MRS. JAMES HENRY FLANAGAN He said toe aulck-drytog properties of immediate effect, loosening or gratie at the end of this term. The contract provides for In- of six months, who took her life CAKE CENTER Ubanon, Conn. )05 MAIN STREET chester served as best man. made groat progress since t o - q t o c K - M j ^ p ^ causing toe old t o d i to bubble In another move Sunday, the creases over toe three years of with a rifle blast to toe head. ALL DAY—HOURLY—WEEKLY Ushers were Richard Bennett of with matching acoessofles and North Andover, Mass. She is em mal instruction S l t a g e . The^J Is v e ij littie at o S . Sometimes, everything 12-member executive committee J34 a week for skilled Installers. PhUlp Blaiberg, 68, too* third Resiipnslble âre pf'-youa childliUd whUe' you '643-2165 work,l^.sliop or kmp your l^pointinento. CoN for Manchester and Jcunes Maguire a corsage of white sweetheart ployed by the Connecticut High ‘ MBN’s s h o p tow o S j2 S S tW o r d u s t"to V e to 'o n ,;^;iirapi>ear to be all right at thi of about 6(M senior faculty mem $24 for top-scale plant crafts person to undergo a heart trans MOTHER'S DAY Hours: 7 a J ^ to'6'P.M. •m So. tlira Sat. of Homestead, Fla. roses. "The hlarvel of Main Street" men and $16 for switchboard op Antliorteed agent in Ma way Department.' COSMETIC SETS to Mtat from t o toTwet to s h . Nevertheless, as start, with toe trouble occurring hers, set up last Tuestoy to lo<* plant, Is recuperating at his (Hot Lunebes Served) RE5ER¥ATK)N ôiieeter for all AlrUm . A reception for 86 was held Mrs. Flanagan, a 1962 gradu Mr. BTanagan, a. 1962 gradu 901-907 Main Street aro beginning pa ^ finishes, lacquer should days, weeks or months later. Into, the causes of the dlsturb- erators and clerks. home in Cape Town, South Afri » nF.f.MONT HTRWCT. at Berkshire County Inn, Nas FREE GIFT WRAP Mancheeter, Ommeotlcut Kallroads and Steamahlp' ate of Camden (N.J.) Catholic- ate of Manchester’ High School, the naintings are done be appUed In as dust-free an Should you Uke to try your ancerf, appointed a five-man Under toe previous contract ca, after being a patient at ' WE’REOPEN ALL YEAR ROUND! 423-0256 hua. For a plane trip to Ber High School, received her BS attended Spring Hill College, installers and craftsmen aver Groote Schuur Hospital for 74 ^ "SPHICIAUSTS IN FORMAL WEAR RENTALS’' i n ^ d J S t o r o ^ ^ a v o mtle atmosSiere as possible. Work hand at applying lacquer, prac- facWlndlng commission. PHONE 649.*5531 muda, Mrs. Flanagan wore a degree In civil, engineering In Mobile, Ala. He is serving with ARTHUR DRUe mielwon as^to the artist’s Inten- of this kind should never be tice Beverly Burger Wew’ Typing System Town May Waive Bid But Back on Job tion Association, and was a was organist. ’The solSlst was BOSTON (AP) — Funeral In Car Crash member of the executive board Henry Grysb. Burial waa in St. services will be held Wednes Ex-Govem or Two num, paMengers in a of the Mothers’ Club, now called John’s Cemetery. Father Hyss- day in Litchfield, Conn., for the Women's Club of Manches ko read the committal service. oar involvad in an aoddent on On Garbage Contract Robert Auguatlne Hurley, 73, Harold Thomas, one of the pi State eW A Members ter. She was also a member Bearers were Steven Olbert, Rit. 140, were treetod at RkUck- o< Weat Hartford, governor of Manchester Memorial Hospital oneers of broadcasting in New Directors, as recommended OonnecUcut from IMI to IMS, Walker Berk, Kenneth Bidwell, vfHe Genenal HoapUat Sedurday Auxiliary, St. Francis Hospital Richard Romanchuck, Cheater England. Weiss, are expected to waive died Friday at hia home. He for injuTlea. Don’t Like Contract Auxiliary, Hartford; the Good Koeak and Splrlto Vasco. Thomas, a resident of New ® three-year contract for waa the father of Robert E. Shephetd Guild, the Guild of Stater Margeureit McKeough ?^*u®^“ ®® P*‘^hup. Its action will permit Weiss Hurley of Mancheater and broth Preston, Conn., died Sunday at Union members of both state telephone unions are St. Agnes, and the Daughters Lawrence Hartley wna treated for a brutoed fore to nôtiat® the new contract with the Sanitary Refuse er of Walter J. Hurley of Cov New England Deaconess Hos back on the j<)b tljis morning, but one union is happy of Union Veterans of the Civil The funeral of Lawrence head and Stator Mlary Stair tar the present contractors------entry. pital here. He was 67. and the other is working only with orders from nation War. Hartley of 106 E. Middle Tpke. a fractured right shoulder. The The e^sung contract, which funds in the gwbage and In 1M4, he gave up politics Thomas helped establish expires June 30, cost the town al union leaders. ------Survivors, besides her hus was held Saturday morning WEAN, Providence, and served driver, Mlary A. MicOanthy of refuse ooUeotion account tio and resigned from the Demo band, include two daughters. 22 School S t, Rockville, and $648,100 over the past three A young woman's voice an- parts of the Bell System that from the John F. Tierney Fu as a consulting engineer for provide for the same type tlon. The Traivers, were not Injured. The curb and twice-weekly pdekun !?*® * ®»* P*<>toiP J Telephone Co. equipment installers working for He moved to Waterbury, (SNE’TCO) today, giving proof Western Electric, the naOonal of the Surplus Property Dis two slstere. Mils. John Whlsh Rev. Francis J. Mihalek w«s insUot iihoto num are from Eit. Bernaid’e o f g a r ^ e to the backyard. The ^ Conn., in 1934 and founded the telephone workers strike is that makes switchboards posal Board before leaving poli of Manchester and Miss Julia celebrant. Paul Chetelat was Church in Rockville. mbblsh cans are brought to the WATR. Later he founded WNAB over in Manchester. ^êr equipment. tics. Ivers of Palmer, Mass.; two organist and soloist. Engaged The driver o f the other oar, curb by the homeowners. ’The In Bridgeport and WBRK in Former Oov. Wilbur Cross ap brothers, Charles Ivers of Burial was in St. Jamas’ Thomaa MkUecky o f 32 Farm backyard garbage cans are left Her voice was sweet and ef- CUTW workers are teleiône pointed Hurley commissioner of Plttsfleld, Mass. TTie engagement of Miss Kath in the backyards when empUed Several Crasheg flclent, not the friendly but con- operators, clerks, linemen and Brfdgepont aiid E. P. Ivers of Cemetery. Father Mihalek raad leen Helen Donahue of Andover Dr., Hlailt HiarUlord, waa the newly created State Depart Portsmouth, N.H.; a half-broth the c<$mmlttal service. At the time of Ms death, charged with failure to yield by the collectors. fused voice of a male telephone maintenance workers. SNETOO, ment of Public Works in 1SS7. Thomas was president of WNAB to Harold William Hutchins of Bring Warnings official trying to figure out the a sute firm, hires them, er, John Sulltvan of Middletown; Bearers were Daniel Bassette, Atkinson, N. H., has been an the right of way to a veMde Continuation of the existing Due to his impressive record as two granddaughters, and four David Bessette, Richard Hart and WATR FM, AM and TV. not) obliged to atop. He ia system would cost the town switchboard about two weeks Although there were about 17 commisslmier he ran for gov He is survived by his widow, nounced by her mother, Mrs. An East Hartford teen-ager ago when the national strike of different -contracts worked out nieces and two nephews. ley, Kenneth Hartley, Lawrence Paul 'V. Donahue of Bear acheduled to appear In Rock $862,761 ovef the next three ernor in IMO. He defeated for Lillian; a daughter, Mrs. Flor years, for an increase of $216,- was charged with passing on the the Communications Workers of between the different locals of The funeral will be held Trudeau Jr. and Leon March Swamp Rd. She is also the ville Circuit Ciouit 12, May 28. mer Qov. Cross for the Demo Wednesday at 9 :« a.m. from Jr. ence Gilmore of Easton, Conn.; Other area police aetivKy; 861, or $72,217 per year, accord right early Saturday morning, America (CWA) shut down the CWA and Western Electric, cratic nomination and then de a sister, Mrs. Roxle Torros of daughter of the late aul V. ing to released figures. after being Involved in an acci many local offices across the the Connecticut workers feel the John F. Tierney Funeral Donahue. TOLLAND feated Republican Incumbent New Haven, Conn.; and four dent at W. Center and Mc their intersts were sacrificed, Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Robert J. Gorman Her fiance is the son of Mr. Bruoe Danbetg of Bridge Director of Public Works Wil Raymond Baldwin for the grandchildren. Kee Sts. A local telephone official said or at least not fully considered, Mass of requiem at St. James’ The funeral of Robert J. Gor and Mrs. Clement A. Hutchins port: waa arrested for disre- liam O'Neill Is recommending state’s highest office. He was David Gregolre, 17, drove his this morning, "The force is In the national contract nego- Church at 10:30. Burial will be man of 760 Main St. was held of Atkinson. SWcdlng a no paasiiig algn af an alternate method of pickup the first Roman Catholic Gov oaf Into one operated by Fran back to normal. There is some tlatlons from which all 17 con- In St. Patrick’s Cemetery, East this morning from the John F. Miss Donahue, majoring in ter a two-car aoddent on Rt. for the next three years—one ernor in the state’s history. Hampton. that would cost the town $720,- cis H. Kenney, 48, of East Hart work piled up. But we should be tracts were made, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Nurging School occupational therapy, and Mr. iSS, Saturday. Survivors also include his 614 for the three-year period — ford, while attempting to pass out of the woods in a week and The CUTW workers in the Friends may call at the fu Center St., with a solemn high _ Hutchins, a biology major, will The Dahberg oar struck eeting In Hartford Wednesday versity of New Hampshire, Dur Ohiarter Rd., Tolland. Luce was Manchester Circuit Court 12 dren. The Rev. Thomas Barry was Six area girls were among 113 would result In decreased serv Mock Trial Held in Observance of Law Day said every member In the Man- ^*8ht to fully explain their con- The funeral will be held to ham. making a left turn into a drtve- May 20. Mrs. Karen Olsen celebrant, assisted by the Rev. nursing students who were ■wa^when Danbeig passed him ice to homeowners an<\ is ex Chester area is back on the job tract, according to Roy Cough- morrow at 9:16 a.m. from the An August wedding is planned. Roger L.P. Carrier, 26, of Mrs. Karen J. Olsen, 86, of Joseph E. Vujs, deacon, and the on the left and the two collided. pected to be rejected by the ^® ®®*'- •'^°®* -lanenda, seated next to Capt. McCaughey this morning but they are "very union press representative, Taylor and Modeen Funeral Rev. Vincent J. Flynn, sub "capped” yesterday at the Uni Board of Directors. Coventry, was the driver of a T*!? ^®***°**® School took place Friday with served as the prosecutor, Ctounsel for the accused was Atty unhappy. ” The eWA Local 1290 tt must be approved by May West Hartford, mother of Mrs. I>onheig is scheduled for ctourt car that touched off a five-car Home, IM S. Main St., West Thomas Johnson of 60 Hudson deacon. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone Clarence Birch re-enacts development of the touch versity of Connecticut’s tradi Buses Stripped Under ONelll’s suggestion, all Judge NlcholM Armentano of Circuit Court 12 presiding, seat- Scott Clendanlel (standing), who replaced Atty. John Shea voted to reject the national con- t? to take effect this month, he Hartford, with a solemn high in Mancheater on May 27. chain-reaction accident at Park ed at right. Next to the judge In the defendant’s chair Is Town Members of the 12-man jury were East Catholic students St., died Saturday at a Man was organist and soloist. Burial typinjr system. tional ceremony in Jorgensen COVENTRY garbage and refuse would be jury were East Catholic studenU. tract by a three-to-one margin ®^td. ^Mass of requiem at St. Thomas and New Sts. Saturday at 6:80 Manager Robert Weiss who served as the accused In place of chester convalescent home. was in St. James’ Cemetery. Auditorium. Of Fire Gear Wayne H. Vassar, 29, of 44 brought to the curb by the home- Serving as court reporter was Charles Dukes of Circuit (3ourt Saturday, but president Leon- "Our total contract is better the Apostle Church, West Hart a.m. Mayor Nathan Agostlnelll who was originally scheduled to ** Survivors also Include anoth Father Vujs read the committal More than $120 worth of fire owner and picked up there by 12, East Hartford, seated at right foreground. The trial was ard D. Pencek said t(xlay the (JWA’s,’’ Coughlin said. "It 6 Manchester girls who received Birch St., Wllllmantlc, was ford, at 10. Burial will be in service. NEWTON, Kan. (AP) — "I figured I’d have to learn it the collectors. .The garbage and Carrier told police he reached appear. Capt. George McCaughey of the Manchester police held to show students how the system of justice works. er daughter, a son, 9 grand their caps were Sandra E. Chap extingulêrs and first aid charged Saturday with failure local Is under orders from the Improved treatment of na- Falrvlew Cemetery, West Hart Bearers were Maurice____ O’Con-__ "Now Is the time for all good before I could teach it. ^So I be- refuse would be mixed in th^ down to pick up a jacket from department In uniform at left, served as the arresting offl- national executive committee. Honol items and Is tailored to children, tmd 16 great-grandchil in, 20 Clyde Rd.; Joan Marie C. equipment were taken from to obey -a stop sign. He is the floor of the car and lost ford. dren. nor, *Ch^lM "Le^poirai^ce,” R<^ 8:®" blindfolding myself and or- containers. The containers Pencek said the Bell Tele-. Connecticut, country . . lentlng my fingers to the keys Dolance, R.N., 93 Sycamore several school buses belonging scheduled for Manchester Cir control, striking a parked car Friends may call at the fu Private funeral services will ert Gorman, William Finn, Jo would be left at the curb for ing business as Trudy’s phone System failed to allow "^® toel we were well treat- So goes the old phrase used by without peeking. I used all the La.; Nancy Hitt, 179 Green Rd.; to the Silver Lane Bus Oo. over cuit Court 12, May 27. belonging to Mary A. Bjarkman, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. be held at the Holmes Funeral seph Furshay and Thomas O*- return by the homeowner. Public Record Luncheonette. for the high cost of llvlna in compared to CWA.” so many typing students. fingers instead of just two. Susan E. Smith, 631 E. Center the weekend. Melvin T. Meacham, 18 of 146 Park St., which stmek a Home, 400 Main St., at the con Mara. ONelU is recommending to Warrantee Deeds Marriage Licenses Connecticut. —______In 1900, a Kansas schoolteach- "Blindfolding was not satls- St.; Beverly L. Vesco, 66 E. Company officials reported Woolam Rd., Warehouse Point, parked car belonging to James Town to Set Budget, Blrs. Michael J. Walsh venience of the family. Burial A delegBitlon from the Ladies those homeowners who wish Alexander K. and Rente Richard Patrick Daley, 16 "But we have been ordered er, Clarence E. Birch, took the factory, so I began writing in Maple St. Others were Ingrid that three extinguishers, one was charged with failure to dim Wheatly of 148 Park St. The Mrs. Annie Heneghan Walsh, will be in East Cemetery. of St. James arbtended the fu their gaihogo picked up to the Udvardy to Joseph A. Clanci Jr. Drescher Rd., and Elizabeth back on the job and we will go Firemen Quell phrase literally and developed a the dark then taking .the paper Klimkoff, of Coventry, and Pa fire ax and the contents of headlights and having unsafe WheaUy car hit another parked 76, of West Hartford, mother of Friends may call at the fu neral bcMikyards that they enter Into and Nancy A. Cormier, prop- Ann Treat, 38 Meadow Lane, by the rules,” Pencek said. tricia A. Rawls, 494 Miller Rd., eight first aid kits were taken tires. He is also scheduled for car belonging to Charlotte S. John J. Walsh of Manchester, M r' Gorman was an honorary t®**®** system of typing to help to the light to check my mls- a private Oontraot with Sani erty at 41 Server St., convey- May 11, St James’ Church, Tax Hike Expected The Southern New England Bedroom Blaze neral home tomorrow from 7 to Wapplng. from' the vehicles as they were court on May 27. perkshlre of 148 Park St., which ' died Saturday at her home. 9 p.m. llfe member of CampbeU Coun- educate Indians at Haskell In- takes. tary Refuse for that type of ance tax $17.05. William Hazen Stairs, Litch- TV/r u A > T6 t_i» Telephone — Co. \.aiyti4L\jKj) (SNETCO) Hashas Firemen from the Eighth Dls- parked in a lot at 316 Hartford stmek the fifth vehicle, a She was the wife of Michael J. cll KofC. Institute in Lawrence, Kan. "B y persistent efforts, I made The School of Nursing’s "ca p » Clifford W. Sheer Ctonstnic- I*®ld, and Carole Jean Messier, Rd. seavlce, to cost fifty cents per parked car owned by Dale W. O..UCI v-oiioiruc...... — — . Manchester s Republican-controlled Board of Direc- complained to Pencek of ^ct went to a dwelling at 97 Walsh. _____ In 1899, Birch had established progress and wrote for a time ping” exercises denotes the tlon Co. Inc. to Kenneth E. and ^56 Hilliard St., May , Church m eet ton ig h t JOâdopt^town b u d gets and to set absenteeism in any of the Mather St. Saturday at 2 :23 p.m. Hieronim M. Pietrowski Robert ’Thulln, 61 Bruce Rd., week and to be billed and col Paul, also of 149 Park St. Car 1 1 80 Survivors also include 2 other Harold______Lethbridge the business training depart- while just closing my eyes. successful completion of two Jean R. Graff, property on Win- of the Assumption. ^ x— j; 1968-69 tocations in the state where to quell a small fire that had Hleronim (Herman) M. Ple- reported vandalism to his two 12th Greuit lected by Sanitary Refuse. rier was not cited. the tax rates for the fiscal year, to commence sons, 3 daughters, a sisters, 18 ’The funei^ Harold Leth- “ ®“‘ the Institute. "It was hard to keep from years pre-cllnical academic 1. 8 workers are assigned. broken out in a bedroom. trowBkl, 82, of 114 Oak St., died automobiles took place late last The Board of Directors, when Gerald P. Slagger, 28, of 211 throp Rd., conveyance tax ------July The session is at in the Municipal Buildine grandchildren, ahd 2 great • bridge of 62 Weaver Rd. was "That was when some educa- looking, but I finally learned.'! work. ’The students now embark — ------^ ® eWA workers in this officials said minor damage this morning at Manchester Me night or early this morning. it adopts town budgets tonight, $28.60. Hearing Room. grandchildren. held this morning from the thought it was crazy to try began teaching a class what Pd on a 26-month clinical program Court Cases Center St. received written morial Hospital after a long ill Thulin told police that the is expected to provide suffl- warnings for driving after drink John B. and Bettina H. Bar- r e r n o t l The board reportedly wUl the* smaUest t«v ir.r-r»n,oc. ^ ®®® ®xacUy was incurred to a window sill ’Ihe funeral will be held to John F. Tierney Funeral Home, to teach Indians anything,’’ he learned. at various hospitals affiliated adopt a General Fund budget town in ‘*'® ° “ toome of the national ® portion of the floor be- ness. rear license plate, the tall ing and speeding Saturday at nlnl to Orlando G. Annulli, prop- „ _ morrow at 10:80 a.m. from the 219 W. Center St., with a Mass recalled. , "Others continued their old with the university before they and tax rate which wUI be a a... t*reater Hart- voting is before doing anything tore the blaze was extinguished. Mr. Pietrowski was born in lights, windshield wipers and MANCHESTER SESSION 1:48 a.m. after driving his car erty on Hale Rd., no convey- o O l l D a l l L j 0 a g l l 6 S Molloy Funeral Home, 906 Far of requiem at St. Batholomew "As far as I know, those In- hunt and peck technique, but by complete their nursing train Poland, April 23, 1886, and lived side-view mirror were torn off A 22-year-old New York man into the rear of a car operated ance tax. — - , “ Mke over the current budget .iwe nuhllplv nnnn 1 ♦ th ®'*®’ ^®"®®** added. Units of the Town Fire De- mington Ave., West Hartford, Church. The Rev. Edward M. dian boys and girls I taught at the end of a year the touch class ing. Custom Home Design in Manchester many years. He one car and' that the radio arrested by Coventry police Fri by Roberta G. Lockwood, 9 Ellen B. Reichert,iichert, now Ellen ToOrffaniZeat '■®*®' ®"^ y®‘ will be n^^tv members of t L Ron A ','7^® '^®“ - '‘‘^bt Partment had several minor re- with a Mass of requiem at St. was a member of the Polish- LaRose was celebrant. Paul Haskell were the first persons to was defeating the hit and miss day was arraigned In Manches Mancheater B. Dietrichsen, to Joan H. Ever- , lower than those recommended WractoTs to -T l) s .7 m he said, "but feelings are sponses listed over the week- 'Hiomas the Apostle Church. antenna on the other had been Bine Print A Supply Ine. Margaret Rd., at Center and American du b. Before hia re Chetelat was organist and solo- ever learn the touch system in writers in tests. ter Circuit Court 12 this morning Roosevelt Sts. ett, property at 92-94 Bissell St., M e e t l U f f X o m f i f l l t Manager Robert Weiss, people of Manchester thVr p7 West Hartford, at 11. Burial wl*^ snapped off. Both cars were 690 Hartford Rd. tirement, he was a velvet wea 1st. Burial was in St. Bridget Kansas.’ ’ ..By âd found one or on charges of breaking and en Frank W. Terhine, 73, of 42 S. conveyance tax $19.25. ® Weiss has recommended a ,v.in M sharp contrast is the situa- At 12:47 a.m. Saturday they be in Roes Hill Memorial Park, parked at his residence all Mancheater, Conn. . $12,076,225 budget and «.6^mlUs wito'thê 8,600 membersôf were called upon to wash away ver at Cheney Bros. Cemetery. Father LaRose rqad In his business classes, Birch two publications which we could About Town night. tering ■with criminal intent, Adams St. was issued a written Joan H. Everett to Frederick The final meeting to or- year 1968-69, and (2) Rocky HUl. breach of peace, resisting ar 649-8693 to vote the CJonnecticut Union of Tele- some gas at the scene of a traf- Survivors Include his wife, the committal service. faced Indians for the first time use. but I continued to figure The Regina D’ltalia Society Merl Mercer, 92 Autumn St., warning for failure to yield the and Flora E. Gerber, property ganize all summer softball on all Items tonight...... Friends may call at the fu rest, and reckless driving. Boekvtne Exoh. B u t 1496 phone Workers (CUTW), most He accident near Willie's Stedlt Mrs. Isabel Yanvuewicz Pie Bearers were Watter Zdeb, in his lUe. out the practice exercises to use will meet tonight at 7:30 at the told police yesterday that her right of way at an intersection neral home tmilght from 7 to 9. Richard D. Groleau of Ma leagues to be sponsored by the addiUon, Weiss has recom- ion J'’ remembL” * toat th *** <^toer St. trowski; two daughters. Miss George Webster, WlUlam CaUa- "I wasn’t too euro of myself m my own classes at Haskell. Italian American Club. wallet was taken from the Saturday at 11:30 a.m., after han, Jerold Fusari, Clifford the first couple of days,’’ he re- .m. ^ ^ lone, N.Y., had his case contin Foreclosure Deed by Sale recreation department will be mended a $739,644 budget and s t a t o e d ^ ^ v o lw J ? ,7'^° '^®®‘'® the At 7 :50 a.m. the firemen were Felicia Pietrowski of Manches "When ’The Thousand Com sanctuary of the Church of Je driving his car into the path Obailee A. Baldi Daley and Howard Daley. called. ued to Thursday and bond was Cart J. Sokolowskl, committee, *'®M tonight at 7:30 at the Lot- mills tax rate for the Town veal’s bud^rt s e s s i o n "^® "®'^ ter and Mrs. Domenick J. Ber- monest Words in the English ’The Women’s Home League sus Christ of the Latter Day of a car operated by Stephen 4 1 ^ BOL’TON — Charles Arnold ardl of South Attteboro, Mass.; set at $1,000. to John A. Spector, property at Fire District - up $141,626 and f r l ^ " r e M A grasehopper helped break Language,’ of the Salvation Army will meet M. Hassett, 16, of 60 Benton St. Balch, 48, of Birch M t Ext., „ ___ was published, I Saints, 30 Woodslde St. some all abstained from voting, the announced Saturday is consider- dence at 604 W. Middle Tpke. three grandchildren, and sever Fred H. StoUe^ 8K tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Junior In a companion case, David A. 116 Constance Dr. conveyance ^ to enter the league .48 of a mill. husband of Mrs. Alice Blanch XI *“ ® *®*’ ^® ®®"'®*‘ saw posslbUltles in it for typists, time during the morning. at Adams SA. and Ltonmore Dr. Town of Mancheater would not ed by CUTW officials far better Burning rubbish In a storage al nieces and nephews. f^ e r a l services for Fred H. ^ye I noticed the grasshopper, if as waa stated these i ooo Hall of the Citadel. Hostesses Porter, 82, of 146 VaUey St., Hassett was unable to avoid hit tax $20.35. a team must have a represen- The board, reportedly, will ard Balch, died yesterday at The blue leather wallet, con tatlve attend tonight’s meeting, cut into Weiss’ have had a budget adopted by than the one of the CWA. room at 40 Olcott St. was the The funeral will be hrtd Wed are Mrs. Ethel McCollum and WilUmantlc, charged with ting the Terhine car, police said. Quitclaim Deeds laiive attena lonigni's mcetmg. cut into Weiss’ recommenda- Manchester Memorial Hospital. K d Bô“ ’ Slmf b^ held*toi “ la's® Kf®®n words furnished liore than’ 95 taining three dollars carti and breaking and entering with Orlando G. Annulli to John B. todications are that three tions here too, but still will the Board of Directors. It calls for $4 to $14 per week object of a 10:30 a.m. call. nesday at 8:16 a.m. from the Mrs. Margaret Burke. personal papers is said to have Saturday at 6:10 p.m. William Mr. Balch was bom Nov. 7, mo.Sw a7l0a.rat the 51oJ^ ST’a ^ e T criminal Intent and breach of and Bettina H. Barnini, proper- toagues will be in operation this adopt a budget and tax rate "The only assumption we, the pay increases now and $3.60 to Yesterday at 10:47 a.m., flre- John F. Tierney FHineral HOme, gwt anyplace. ing and writing, it would be ad- been left on a pew. E. Corbett, 61, of Old Lyme, 1919 in Manchester, son of as W. Johnson Funeral Home, peace, was released under ty on Hale Rd. summer. over current figures. Republican members of the $7 pay raises next year at the men were required to check a' 219 W. Center St., with a solemn "I looked closer and saw why vantageous to master them TVo Manchester soldiers were drove his car into a light post board, could conclude from that same time. smoking pot on a stove li\ the Charles E. Balch of Fulton, 106 Oak St., Windsor L o c k s. $1,000 bond for court appear Rachel Morrison to Emma J. ^®w to toe area wUl be a In adopting the General Fund high Mass o f ' requiem at 8t. the hopper could make no pro- first. "I began teaching them recently assigned to the 1st In A WINNING ARABIAN at the Center, causing minor N.Y., and the late Mrs. Edith Burial will be in St. Catheiino’s ance May 27. Donze, property on Spruce St. medium pitch league. This will budget, the board is expected to êy, the Dem- It also contains pension im- kitchen of a 52 Wetherell St. James’ Church at 9. Burial will giess. An almost invisible and combined this with teaching fantry Division in 'Vietnam. MONTROSE, Colo. (AP) — damage to both the pole and Gutzner Balch, and had lived Cemetery, Broad Brook. No details ps to where the Judgment Lien toke the place of the fast pitch return the major portion of the imderstand the ôvements, better sickness home. be in St. James’ Cemetery. thread was tied to one of its certain syllabic combinations ■Ihey are Pfc. Gary R. Janlcke, Racing of Arabian horses at his car. in Bolton for the past 12 years. Friends may call at the fun Mr. StoUe was a member of break occurred were given by AnKelo Tomasco versus Har- >®ague which operated success- $319,000 cut by Weiss from the *”1^8®^ ^"*^’ ‘t Is true that benefits, more medical and, i n ------son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert U.S. tracks is something new. Douglas Wright, 17, of 57 He Mfas a Worid War n veteran, eral home tomorrow from 2 to 4 NiItaieeTo“rert“ V T a l T " ^ a r « ®”** **®^^ '*'“ ch were apt to prove trouble- Coventry police. old Jarvis, property at 375-377 toliy for.many years. Board of Education request. didn’t understand the budg- ®“''®"®® premium payments, COOL HEADS, MORE MILK Nutoeg Forest of Tall Cedars ^y Joe Gahnesqult, a full-blood some.” Janike of 168 Irving St., cmd One of the better Arabian rac Chambers St. drove Into the ^ ^ ^ — - - ... T,,, K., toem to ask ques- and better holiday, vacation and CHICAGO—Researchers have A serving in the. Philippine ' Is $10,000 FOR BOWMEN Two slow pitch leagiues will and 7 to 9 p.m. in Manchester. from a northern tribe. Snlckeirs Pfc. Joseph F. Llegl, whose rear of a car operated by Etty Adams St., $11,626.47. lands and Japan with the 169th Birch eventually prepared a ers is a Montrose horse, 6-year- CANTON, Ohio (AP) — The J Ito™ tonight. overtime pay treatments. There found that cows milked In a Friends may call at tlie fu were arising from the class. wife, Donna, and his parents, B. Hoffman of Coventry Satur Trade Names also be in operation and some jorlty is paired 'With the GOP Ihfantry. He was a member of old Kontiki. Sent to Turf Paror 1968 Professional Archers Asso Uo—— ur 12 teams have indicated interest '•J' wWe e appeal 10 to methe minority are aisoalso revisions in wages and room under hot summertime Mrs. Celia O’Leary neral home from 7 to 9 tonight ’’ ’Joe,’ I said, ’I beUeve you Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Liegl day at 4:10 p.m. at New State Harry W. Redfern, doing busi- teams nave matcatea interest majority in restoring the major Dem ocrat to exercise their worklne practises die Manchester Post of the disc at Phoenix, Kontiki won his ciation national outdoor cham Windory thadci of lovely Du Pont ness as Silktown Real Estate, to this type of baU. portion of the $319,000. iJemocratsntiocrats to exercise tnelr their woriung working practises. practises. conditions gave 16 to 80 per cent Mrs. Celia M. Hess O’Leary, and there will be a Masonic _____ given______yoiiri.J ____ pony_ too____ muchI cannot claim any best-sany best-sell Sr., live at 21 Bllyue Rd. “Tontine” are eaty to waih. Will and Buckland Rds. Wright told VFW. He was employed as as er record,” he explained, "but it first three races, all at pionship will be held at Meyers 443 Main . St. Donald Berger, recreation dl duties as elected officials. Let The difference in the contracts more milk when their heads 74, of 36 Litchfield St., widow service at 8. rope—better tie him a little clos look like new. Won’t crack, frey or police he momentarily took his sistant master mechanic at the did go over very well. I think it miles. He is owned by Christo Lake Park here Aug. 16-18. Vincent Striano, doing busi- rector, is also making an ap- b® opposed, if necessary, of the two unions can be ex- and necks were placed in cooled of William B. O’Leary, died Sat er.’ AS’TROS ON ! « £ SPOT pinhole. Available in many attrac eyes off the road to look at a Cblcnial Board Co. of Manches pher Hampton-Wllcox of Mont The 330 PAA members will be tive colore Juit call ui. We will be iss as Vincent’s Food Haven, peal to men Interested in umplr- hnrte-et nnH tnv vote.” plained by the difference in the enclosures. urday morning at her home. gave impetus to the Idea of vo- HOUSTON (AP) — Roy Hof- truck. He was driving'a Herald ness ..... , recommended budget and ter. '”rhe outburst of laughter was cabulary training and in- rose. competing for a $10,000 purse. fled to ineeiure your windows and Mrs. O’Leary was born Oct. Ex-KT Leader Dies heinz, president of the Houston station wagon, delivering pa 999 Main St. mg in any of the three leagues. reportedly are Survivors, besides his wile, hilarious, but Joe got rid of the fiuenced the instructional meth- live you a free eerimate for new Dissolution Agreement 21, 1893 in Torrington, and had Astros, has predicted "this is ■’Tontine.” pers. Berger may be contacted evfe- ^,^3^ budgrt and tax rate and father, include three daugh BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Funeral hopper and the class got down ods from that time on.” winrvet nv rnra ««A/\«>A n TI ran ra rfi ra a *■' our year” to move into the Na Frank A, Pearson, 62, of Vincent Striano, no longer do- nlngs at the recreation office. figures recommended by Weiss. ters, Mrs.' William Johnson Jr., lived in Mancheater for many Y services will bo held Wednes- to business. Tn/tov of an m m i . tional League pennant race. He Cranston, R.I., backed his car The Democrats are fpr re of Manchester, Mrs. Arthur years. She was a member of Grand Commander of the Grand "At that time tjiere was much “ ‘rch indicated it would be manage Save a Bad Refinishing Job, DUPONT into a car operated by Harold taining Weiss' $476,000 recom Manning of Lebanon, and Mrs. South Methodist Church aind the day for James Robertson, for- discussion of the new ’piano ’or . “ >® ment’s fault If the Astros were F. Brooks, 61, of 94 Broad St. Richard Kopp of East Hartford; Senior dtizens du}>. She was a mer Grand Commander of the touch system of typing. I was - i, *” ® *!Li mendation for Capital Improve MERCURY'S Got it! not a winning, club. Saturday at 6:12 p.m. in the a 'brother, Norman Balch of former employe of the Ollvettl- Grand Oommandery Knights determtaed to make IWs avail- ^ ® ^ *’^^® '’®®*' School Board Votes Today ments. The Republicans are ex years. Birch still types an occa- “ If they play as well during Use Pumice or Rottenstone. TONTINE. parking lot of a W. Middle Btdton; a sister, Mrs. Barbara Underwood Tyi>ewriter Corp. Templar of Connecticut. able to the Indians.” pected to cut the sum drasti The Fine Car Touch Inspired by Lincoln Continental lonaj letter and submits artl- the seaso.n as they have to Tpke. establishment. Leary of Hebron; and a g;rand- Survivors Include a niece, By ANDY LANO ’Itien you take another look. cally, proidde for funds to In spring trtdnlng, then I join in Nicholas Pencheff, 67, of 341 On Arbitration Agreement daughter. Mrs. Eleanor Kozan of Tuscon, AP Newsfeaturee And honesty overtakes you. It crease the school budget. St. Vincent’s Hoepital. publications. predicting a winning club for Broad St. drove his car into a Military fimeral services will Ariz.; and three nephews, Gor A naUve of ScoUand, he was by writing exercises using sep- The moment of truth conies didn’t come out quite the way E. A. JOHNSON The Board of Education will During negotiations — which The Republican majority, in a But after typing fo^ two-thirds Houston,” says Manager Grady when you stand back to admire y®u expected. It may be a little car operated by Lawrence be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at don Johnson of Weston, Vt., Wil a Bridgeport resident for 48 arate letters, Birch’s method re hold a special meeting at Ben- broke down in January — ^he statement issued today, chided of a century, Clarence Birch Hattcn. "And after hearing that piece of furniture you have to® glossy, or not smooth Green, 18, of 17 Oakland St. yes the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 liam Johnson of Agawam, years. ' qulred students to write com- PAINT CO. net Junior High School tonight MEA had pressed for a binding the Democrats for abstaining can no longer use his own touch what Judge Hofhelnz had to say. jusf refinlshed. enough. Or It may bear a riigjit tU MAIN ST.. MANOHESTBB terday at 4:10 p.m. at Oakland from a vote last May, when the Main St., Manchester. The Rev. Mass., and ’Theodore Hess of Wednesday's services ■will be plete words. avniem xno i __ and N, School Sts. at 8 to discuss and vote upon schedule providing $314,000 in Stanton Conover of Bolton Con Scotch Plains, N.J. held in Fairfield, foUowed by "The first typing touch sys- is para- I guess It better be a winning it looks pretty good, you resemblance to the outside of on agreements made during last teachers’ increases. current budget was adopted. club, or I’ll be heading back to think. Far better than It did be- orange peel, gregational Church will of- FHineral services will be held burial in Bridge^rt. tern waa devetopedbyanatlve S ® “ f^^® week’s arbitration of its salary- After state mediation of their And, it urged the Democrats flolate. Burial will be in the Vet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Wat- Among Robertson’s siurvlvors of Omaha, a Mr. Van Sant,” ^ my ranch in Beaumont." tore you removed the battered Whatever the iiregularlty, It contract dispute with the Man impasse failed, the MEA sought to submit their recommended erans Section of East Ceme Idns-Weat Funeral Home, 142 are his widow, Ann, two Birch explained. "He,had.publr, ...... 1 /liL ^^7 ^® finished old finish, sanded the surface may be possible to correct the chester Education Association. the arbitration that has brought budget and mill rate tonight, ” to tery, Manchester. E. Center St. The Rev. Dr. J. daugjiters, his mother and a Ished a small pamphlet on the ninth with 24 more losses than and applied two or thre^coats condition with two products The meeting, is slated for the an apparent resolution. exercise their duty as elected victories. Their record was 69- of varnish or other finishing fcalled pumlbe and rottenstone. Friends may call at the fu Mlanley Sbaw, ptustnr of South brother. subject. Transplant same hour that the Board of The board has asked for a officials." neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Methodist Church, will-offlciate. material. Get the kind that comes In pow- Don't be lefl Directors convenes to set Ihe budget next year of $7,147,759 The R epublics stateme^nt PULL PR ICE Burial will be in Cedar Hill ______dered form and do not tackle town budgets fer the coming fis — a record high which is near follows: BRAN D N E W 1968 DELIVERED Cemetery, Hartford. Prodded by LB3 O f Thymus the project until a few days aft cal year. That fact substantiates ly $883,000 more than its cur "This evening, the Board of Mrs. Fralicis P. Handley Friends may call at the funer er the finish has been applied, behind. Learn advance reports that the direc rent allocation. Directors will adopt a budget for Mrs. Margaret Ivers Handley al home tonight from 7 to 9. • PoKticking in India Today so that it has hardened thor tors ■will restore to the school Total dollar increases sought the Town of Manchester for the oughly. of 29 Robert Rd., wife of Fran House Croup Looks Again Successful budget the major portion of a by the MEA were approximate fiscal year 1968-69. cis P. Handley, vice president Hinders Slum Improvement TTie pumice is mixed with $319,000 cut which had been re ly $476,000. The g;roup offi(;iaIly “ Y6ur Republican elected of of the Savings Bank of Manches (Conttaued from Page One) crude oil or water to form a computer commended by General Man represents all of the schools’ ficials have labored many hours ter, and retired vice president Funerals ^ _ ___ BemlpaBt6. Usinsr & rubber At Tax Hike Proposal a medical mystery. Only in the ager Robert Weiss. 480 professional staff members. to give their constituents one of 2444 of the Hartford Insurance By M. SHAFIUIXAH KHAN the name board. That did the pad or a piece cut from an old WASHINO’TON (AP) —Prod-members, facing re-election this past five years have doctors Action by the Board of Educa Group, died yesterday at Man Dr. Mortimer E. Moriarty further action ^ s felt hat dipped into the mixture, ded anew by President Johnson, year, to apptove cuts lower than found that it plays a part In the skills tion, to ratify agreements Montego Equipment Included At This Price Optional chester 'Memorial Hcîtal. M A D R ^ .J t o ^ (A P )—Even tak®n by the city council to rub with the grain with nioder- The, funeral- of Dr. Mortimer the Hoiue Ways and Meaiu the senate’s. body’s ability to build resistance reaiched Thursday after eight Radio, heater, whitewallal* ^speed fully synchronized Optional Equipment Born in East Hampton, a change in billboards is consid- evict us," said Elumalal. “ Our. ate pressure. Applying too muctax E. Moriarty of 145 Park St. was Committee—^whlch has sat on Many Capitol Hill observers against Invading bacteria or vl- houra of ariiXtration, will be the. manual transmission, 200 cu.jin.J i 6-cyl.- - engine, curved Available: 302 CID V-8, a. daughter, of James and Mary erod civic improvement” in dismantled huts were also al- pressure may cause the pumice glass side windows, simulated walnut Instrument panel, held Saturday morning from his income tax hike proposal ■viewed Johnsonjs verbal assault ruses and to reject transplanted sole business of Tito session. Select-Shift Mercomatlc, ivers, she lived in Manchester the slums of this largest d ty to lowed to be reconstructed. to cut too fOst and too deeply.' at PSI color keyed carpeting, pleated both or all vinyl' interior, Power Steering, Power the John F. ’Tierney Funeral slace last August—4akea an- EVlday on OongreBS Dor refusing or foreign tissue, The board was represented at 60 y^rs. She was a member of Home, 219 W. Center St., with a "Complaints regarding lack of Also, as with all types of rub- the arbitration by chairman curb moulding, ventless side wlndiws, windshield wash Disc Brakes, Vinyl R(x>f, other kx)k at the meamire. to approve the tax hike as an in- It disappears or stops fimc- ers, padded dash & visors, seat be ts, backup lamps and St. Junes' Church. solemn high Mass of requiem ait Unfortunately, even these basic amenities In our place blng, lessen the pressure near John Rottner and by its per Stereo Tape System, Air On the eve of the tax^wrlting - , ,™® operation, performed HOIWTISMITK* J. Reardon was celebrant, as years, a time which coincides taken." But Elumalal is not con- of the wood begins to get Rottner will summarize the COMPIETI 65 Valiant $1395 65 Ford $1795 that further delay in passing his 11®*m -- ‘"''"•v®'! pedlatrlc with India's general election cerned, for "our being allowed smoother and duller, which Is INIURAMEMITH* 66 (Lincoln sisted by the Rev. Jose{to E. Hat lie( ef •'eolleg* efegree, leeKnleal iltllli or proftiilonal iralning arbitration process, while Ddll (Convertible. Signet, black, Country Sedan Wagon. 6- Personal Notices proposed 10 per cent Income tax ^ t**® nationally televised and physicians at the University of campaigns. to have this shelter undlsturMd the effect you want white top, radio, heater, Continentals. Choose from Vujs, deacon, and the Rev. will present the committee’s re «RWCI 2 1-Presldentlal black, pass.. Pearl Gray, • red surcharge "Is a ticket to dlsas- broadcast news conference, Miami medical school and a "Just a change of sign boards is a favor livltarif." Once you are satisfied lhat la(t you bthlnd . . in a routine |ob with laii Income than you need automatic, power .steer vinyl Interior, R&H, nuto., 6 Thomas Barry, subdeacon. The commendations. * . Johnson charged Congress with London pathologist. . . and not much chance (or advaheemant?. Catch up fait and INSURANCE full ^ w e r equipment; 1- to our Slum does a lot to Im- Not all slum dwellefs can see the wood is very smooth—which ing. In Memoriam ’'Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. To date, details of the hearing Burgundy, full power power steering. The warning came in letters blackmail the admlnls- Cleveland said the donor thy- prove our condition,” said Elu- any benefits resulting from you can check by rubbing your leap on going. PSI, Connacticut’i leading pro(aiiional computer Stack of East Hampton and the iTie w a r n ^ came m tratlon Into maaslve spending mua was taken from a 18-weck have not been made public be 63 Mercury equipment. Both have fac la lovkic memocy of James O. malal, a resident in a Awntown “right” political affiJiatlon. fingers llghUy ov«er it, as well as ichool, offert high school graduates, mele end female, young end Colony Park Wagon. tory installed AIR-CON- 63 Lincoln <$1545 Baker -who paeeed away Hay 6, Rev. Edgar Farrell-of Hartford cuts-cutahe said the naUoH female fetus in London and cause Thursday’s, hearing was I I I I I I I IIMI I *LJ slum of 200 huts. His slum once VaradaniC, a chauffeur, said, by examining it under a bright not-so-young Certification in Computer Programming with evening, SERVICE Black, radio,' heater, au DmONIIfG! 4-Dr. Sedan. Augusta were seated in the sanctuary. closed to the press by the ar 1907. ®**°*’^- Miami in a, cold saline Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was or ber D. MUte, D-Ark., of the was named for Jawaharlal Neh- ’’Whoever may rule over us, our light—make another mixture day and Saturday classes Aptitude test required. Bank financing bitration panel. tomatic, power brakes, green, R&H, full Conti A leaf (n the book of memories. miUjUI, l»-atk ., oz me j,j Sunday’s letters, Johnson solution to keep it viable. nental equipment. Is genUy turned today. ganist and soloist, and the Gre Ways and Means Oommlttoe' ,ju but now it is named for a woeful conditions remain os be- this time with rottenstone. Utoe available. Classes now forming, so write.'call or visit today for free A joint statement by the power steering, power 66 Mercurir y said: Babies Ixirn without thymuses windows. Am the Borroiws i>kuced upon that gorian Quartet of Hartford and other House leaders. minister in the state’s new nil- fore. The slums are croweded a fresh rubbing pad for this op literature board and the MEA, released Colony Park Sta. Wagon. 66 Chevrolet $1845 pace, ‘"The time is fast nmning out are rare, \Cleveland said. They ing party, the anti-Hindi and and unhygienic. Where is the fa- eratlon. Once again, rub wioi 67 Com ets White, radio, heater. Are os fresh os yesterday. sang. Johnson also put in writing his on one of the most crucial leg- usually die irojn infection. after the hearing, said the REAL Impala 4-Dr. Sedan. 8-cyl., Burial was in St. James’ wUlingnesB to acceipt a $4 bil anti-North DMK (Dravldlan Ad- ciUfy for maintaining even per- the grain ivlth moderate pree- ^ IBM EquipOnent in the School, agreements would be binding Reduced Prices! Demos.. Merc-o-matlc, power automatic, power steer Titere ia no parting for those we talelUve measures of the decade The thyiûs used in the Miami steering, power brakes, love. Cemetery. Father Farrell, as lion cut to fedend apenfUng. vancement Front.) ’ sonal cleanliness? We have no sure after first wiping off any upon ratification by both parties. 8 to choose from. All au ing, blue with matching —ihe tax aurehalrge. Further operation \Vas furnished by Dr. ’Let me tell you the many ad- tap inside our huts and so we excess pumice, 1 I ESTATE plus factory Installed No (Hatanioe can divide, sisted by the Rev. Vincent J. But he stated further his $186 The MEA has called a gen tomatic, most have ra interior. For today In raerory’e garden. delay is a ticket to dtsaster.” H,E.M. Kaiy, a pathologist at vantages which followed the have to carry water from the The rottenstone mUturo wlU AIR CpNDI'nONlNQI We are wOBcbig side by side. ■Flynn, read the committal serv billion budget is a tight one and 1 PROGRAMMING & SYSTEMS I eral meeting of • teachers for dios. He called increasing tfixes the Royal Iârsden Hospital in change, in name,” said the 40- public tap, which lies at a con- make the surface even smooth- ice. made clear he wasn’t suggest I INSTITUTE I Thursday at 3:30 p.m. In the Lovingly, Wife, Bon and Family "an American imperatiye,’’ es- London. i year-old Industrial laborer. slderable distance.’ : er than before, even though you Bearers were Atty. Vincent J. ing cuts but rather acceding to ^ $00 Silver Lena Rd. ^ Manchester High School cafe sentlal to help ward off infla- In Miami, thf boy who re- ’’Soon after the defeat of the These slum dwellers feel that may not be able to detect the i r 40 Other Used Cars to Choose From 'A Diana, Dr. David Caldwell Jr., those he views as necessary to Uon, finance the Vietnam war celved the thymus was identl- ^ East Hartford, Conn.-061 js ^ teria, to discuss and act on the Matthew Moriarty Jr., Joseph Congress by the DMK, some of- pollUclans promise the Irapossi- difference if the" Job with the pu- UP TO 36 MONTHS TO FAY i r LOW BANK RATE FINANCING get congressional backlng for and protect the dollar abroad. I*®d as Donald Curry. His moth- j Tel 2B9-7787 i areas of accord. These report Mcllduff Jr., Atty. WllUam J. flclqla of the municipal corpora- ble just to get their vote*. mice was well done It wUl also 1968 CADILLAC the tax boost. Although arguing against any er, Mrs. Donald Curry, said. edly pertain to salaries, frlngp Uon visited our place and ob- ” We do receive VIP treat- begin to restote a gloss to the J Please send me complete information m LIMOUSINE Shea Jr., and Thomas Johnston It remained unlikely, howev- spending cuts, Johnson ap- "we still live from checkup to benefits, working conditions, m. Jected to what they caUed unau- ment once In five years from wood, although It will be a more ! about PSI • and all related money Items. ITLRIO LIMOUSINE er, that Congress—if jt’s willing peared to suggest he might llnd checkup, but he’s doing great, thorized hutments.” AU slums, prospecUve candidates, before subdued gloss than origtoaUy SERVICE Delegations from the Man to accept any tax iqcliease— acceptable cuts even above the He’s gained as much weight In I Name _ Until the arbitration, the ROBERT J . SMITH, m particularly those to Madras, any elecUon,” said Oiandran, a You wUl have to judge when the chester Medical Association and would settle for $4 UlUion in $4 billion figure. the past three months as he did I Address board had refused to commit .Air OondllUoned f the Ladles of St. James attend are unauthorized. laborer. ’’They (pollUclans) surface has attained the proper MORIARTY BROTHERS itself to a teachers’ salary hike 7 Baowinger spending cuts. "It would be a serious mis- to the first 16 months after he Some of our huts were pulled compete with each other In look, which ia kind of sotlnv I City _ INSURANSMimS SINCE 1914 "Connecticut’s Oldest Llncoln-Mercury Dealer” ed the funeral. The Senate already has take" to cut more than that was bom.’ ’ of more than $268,000. It took K ai^ eta«p—649-3660 d o ^ . We were to a difficult slU promlatog all possible help and Wipe off the excess rotten- I State __ ZIP pasaed the tax boost bl^ tied to amount he said, then added: Mrs. Curry’s husband was the stand that It could not real uaitliOT, but our problem was assistance. What happens after stone, rub some more, this time I Phone _ -A g o __ 301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 643-5135 P.O. Box 63—Wloi>ping> Oonn.| Mrs. Katherine Olbert a $6 billion spending sliM . "But above all, ^ it is essential killed in an auto accident shurt- istically "bind” on a salary 64 9 “5241 SUmund Ulrio Parent Jr. ’Die funeral of Mrs. Katherine happily , solved when some ■that T As soon as the election is with a. clean pad and aftplv I Year of High School Graduation schedule ’before knowing what Only 10 Minutes from Downtown Hartford Ajid MiUs 1ms indicated It that the Congress act and o^^ci; at ly after ; Donald was hospital- among us wno are sympathizers over we are forgotten and pot paste wax, following the mb- M l MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR Olbert of 98 Woodbridge St. was would be futile to ask House once.” ' ized. Its total allocation would be to (QreumI New Nwit to Hmm A Mott) of the party to power changed legitimate grievances.” bing dlrecUone qn the container operate the schools next year.

riituriiatata I'm'ilii iM n t ■iHiH i i n i f ii f irf sM ia a l-a fti ib ila ih ’-if ii4fns*tiiT9 i~i PAOB rOURTRN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 ^ N c/h E ST E R e v e n i n g H E R A L D , M AN C H E STE R , OONN., M O N D A Y , M A Y 6, 1968 PAGE p'iPi'&EN Mishaps Kill Man, 22, Held Your Dollars Go Further at Sears grand UNION FIRST C U T Three of State In Bridgeport On Weekend. Gun Slaying SEMI BONELESS ttMSS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BRIDGEPORT (AP)—The po Two Sunday highway acci lice are holding a young man dents in Connecticut claimed from Bridgeport today on the (HHX center charge that he fired the-shotgun l j T M ® r i V E two lives and injured seven oth 0 blaat that killed a 22-year-oId ers, while in Key West, Fla. man Saturday night In an East a Connecticut man lost his life End bar. in another car crash. Several witnesses who were in In Colchester, Arlene Russell, batteries Sal's Bar and Grill at 10:30 p.m. Saturday told police that the STEAK a 24-year-old woman from Rocky Hill, was killed Sunday victim, Marvin Jones, also of evening when the car she was • Bridgeport, was sitting at the In crashed head-on with another bar in the rear of the room v^en on Route 2. a man entered carrying a suit / YOU DON'T PAY M0RE...Y0U JUST GET MORE TTie police said the operator case, opened it and took out a shotgun. of the car, James Valenti, 23, AT GRAND UNI0N...SAVE CASH & BLUE STAMPS of Hartford, was admitted to The newcomer, who they iden GRAND Backus Hospital in Norwich in tified as 23-year-oId William critical condition. OinOs Hairts, sbouited "Mar 'Three members of the Sea- vin!” a police investigator re UNION grave family of Cromwell riding ported. When Jones turned to In the other car were seriously Sears ward the door, witnesses said, SUPERMARKETS, hurt, investigators said. ’They HI l.l he was shot once in the stom ach. were the operator, Walter A. Seagrave, 40, his 36-year-oId None of the 30 other patrons wife. Nancy, and their .son Ger in the bar at the time were in ald, 15. jured, the police said. The collision occurred at Ihe Jones was taken to Bridgeport Route 149 cutoff where the di Hospital where he died an hour later. vided four-lane highway be comes two undivided lanes, a Harris was arrested niinutes The best state trooper said. He said the aiter Jooee cruanpled to the' loved stretch. sUll under construction, barroom floor by two patrolmen We're Celebrating with Big Savings Throughout in a nearby New Haven Rail bird in has been the scene of several A u g . W g t serious accidents auring the past road freight yard. A gun be twro years. lieved tq be the murder weapon 5 to 9 lbs the U.S.A. Early Sunday in Bridgeport, \ Our Manchester Automotive Center This W eek. . . was recovered, they said. He a car crashed into a construc was charged with murder and held without bond. WHOLE OR HALF tion barrier, killing 23-year-old SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THI Mrs. Consuelo Santiago of The police said that Harris FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN Bridgeport. j i i i l L i i i j and Jones had argued earlier SH ELLS of BEEF Three of the i^ther five per about a cigarette bum in Jones’ U.S. No. 1 — SIZE A sons in the car j|uffered minor jacket. injuries. State ^ lice said Mrs. 6 uiuim Santiago was IMnick by a piece POTATOES of metal, part^of the barrier, Loyalty Day Queen which crashed through the M i Miss Jennifer Jones of 124 Washington St., the VFW ’s Miss OHAROE YOUR SWOTPUNIUN W E U TROmZD SHORT COT windshield. ^ C h e s te r , was named Loyalty Day Queen of ConnecUcut 2 0 ^ 69c State police said the 'operator ra d a y night at a ball at the Pvt. Walter Smith Post, New PRESORim ON BEEF LIVER SHELL STEAKS b 1.69 of the car, Abraham Santiago, Britain. She reigned over the ball and the Loyalty Day P a GENUINE 26,. of Bridgeport, was charged rade yesterday in Hartford. She was honored at a dance Sat SWEET RED RIPiE Ith negligent homicide. urday night at the Manchester VFW Post Home. The daugh The crash of a car in Key CHICKEN LIVERS 59*^ LINK SAUSAGE 99° ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, she attended Manchester B-THUFTY _ _ West killed two men, one of schwls, and is employed at Pratt and Whitney Division of Welcome Here WATEBMELON GRAND UNION _ _ them Alfred Eyre m , of Tor- United Aircarft Corp., East Hartford. She left this morning FRANKS .. 59° rington. Conn. He and the other for a European vacation. (Herald photo by Buceivlclus) AT SLICED BOLOGNA X 3 9 ° victim, Philip Franklin Ringer, L b . 7 C 23, of Key V'est Naval Station, PINE PHARMA8Y were In a car which went out S A V E 48% Fill Your Tank with Soars of control Sunday morning on •M Oeater St. M S -N U State Road 941 north of Key Soon All-Wocrtfior Performanco«Biondocl Change in Town Government F IR M C R IS P West and .struck a utility pole, state policemen said. M ^ r O ii Opposed hy Pietrantonio CUCUMBERS Gasoiine Democratic Director Anthony ment) and lead me to the con Pietrantonla today defended NOW... VC News Organ 5-Qt. Can Choose from 5 great grades . . . clusion that we should retain 3 29 Manchester's council - manager our present form of govern dependable cheese AND BACON * U MEAT Res:. $2.29 ranging from pure premium form of government as the "pro ment.” Endorses Paris quality-assured ■ NEW CR8P C AU r. 0J . N8.1 SIZE B to pure regular. You’ll fessional way of administering He called on all interested Armour Franks 6 9 ° For Peace Talks enjoy Sears low, municipal government,” and voters to attend tomorrow TERMITE POTATOES 3 t ntUHUAM Quality oil with film strength. An ^ low prices. urged town residents to oppose night’s board meeting, “to TOKYO (AP) _ The Viet ti-foam and anti-acid additives • a possible move for a change make their views known.” CONTROL GROUND CHUCK ., 6 9 ° keep vital engine parts clean. FR EE ■ CJong news orgaji has endorsed Avoid costly repairs later . . . Safety Fldre _ to a strong mayor-council form with RHUBARB 2;>.29' M R l PAUL'S lOTTERED . preliminary peace talks to be change oil now, and SA’WE. of government. with each tank fill-up The Board of Directors to GOLD CREST CHEMICALS held in Paris by U.S. and North MOTHER'S DAY FISH STEAKS 49° morrow night, at the recommen Call... M Vietnamese representatives. CANDY—^Whitman’s dation of Its Republican ma |Schraffts, Candy Cupboard North Vietnam’s Vietnam jority, will consider the appoint News Agnecy said the “ Gla ment of a new Charter Revision ARTHUR DRUG 646-0445 Phong Press Agency ... re Commission, to study and rec leased a commentaj*y warmly ommend a nos.slble change In welcoming the good-wUl attitude Manchester’s government. ’The of tihe D.R.V.N., (North Vdet- ^ s lb le change Includes a namese) government In the «ro n g mayor-council govem- May 3rd statement of Its foreign -’ment and the election of the ministry concerning the level, m m FLETCHER R U SS GO. OF MANCHESTER “JwuwsiC board members from districts. A If* place and time of the formal Manchester, since 1947, has talks between the D.R.V.N. and had a council-manager gov the United States." **When You Think of Qlaas^ ernment, with a town manager "^649-4521 ^ The commentary accused the the administrator and the Board Think of Fletcher** United States of seeking "every of Directors the policy-making way and means to delay con SAFETY VALUE SA V E $1.96 • SA V E 40c I S A V E $1.70 body. Board members are elect tacts" and of continuing to Fire Extinguishers • Reg. $9.99 • SAVE $24.00 Stereo Auto Tape Player ed at-large. BUMBLE BEE bomb North Vietnam and to es $4.95 Grease $1.19 O il 54 McKEE STREET Compact 17-oz. .^.ize. $5.69 Chamois Station Wagon Regular 889.99 combination 4 and 8 track unit. Just Under a strong mayor-council calate Its military power in the For gas, oil, electrical Guns A dditive Ideal way to quickly government, the mayor would South. Uses cartridge or bulk M ottresses push in a tape cartridge for up to 80 minutes of full- WHITE TUNA Y fires. Helps improve perfor dry car finish. Soft Great for resting in sound stereo music. Fits most automobiles 0 g g g become a full-time administra TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Gla Phong added that the Na Complete line grease. Snap on cou mance, reduce engine lint free. Agg 2 9 9 car or yard. Polyure tor and would take over the du from $25.00 to $45.00 tional Liberation Front, the po Priced low as pler. Holds 20-oz. A g g wear and quiet A A - 6 sq. ft. • ties of the manager and of most litical arm of the VlJt Cong, is Leakproof. noisy lifters. f v ' * thane filler, vinyl cover. 799 town boards and commissions. determined to "liberate the • All Transistor 4-Trock Stereo Tope Ployer Now la the t ir o to bring in your aereena to be repaired. • SAVE $1.99 • SAVif 30c 40x70xl-ln. I He would serve at full pay. South, defend the North and ul SA V E 30c SA V E $3.70 The proposed changes were Storm window glass replaced. 12 * 1.00 timately achieve the peaceful Check Sears low, low p rice ...... S 3 4 . 9 9 Highway • SA V E 70c recommended last year by the reunification of the country.” Lithium Grease $12.99 Top 79c Wash Mitts $1.49 Cool - Manchester YR (Young Repub Emergency Kit C artrid g es Installation Available AUTO GLASS INSTAUEO GRAND UNION SOLID r C arrie rs licans) Club. They were referred MADRID SKIES LUMINOUS Reg. 86.98. Contains Reg. 69c all-purpose 100% heavy tuft cot Cushions to the Board of Directors for MADRID—Madrid was select fire extinguisher moly E P lithium Sears adjustable car ton chenile. For dust Ventilated to increase GLASS FURNITURE TOPS flasher, warning flag. See our complete line of speakers and 4 and 8 track tapes. further study, ed as Spain’s capital in 1606 by grease. Greater film rier bars fit most cars. ing or washing driving comfort. 2 is-mln. 499 Pietrantonio cited two advan BUTTER King Louis m . The luminous strength than Ofle Weather car. 49<^ Strong inner springs,. MIRRORS (Firaiilace and Door) flares. 9 2 9 tages of the present council- skies of this city of 2.9 million other grease. w * resistant. Woven fiber 7Qc • Reg. $39.95 Portable Cor Radio L b . E O L a a cover. fir' Operates on 12-V or 4-type C lotteries $ 3 4 ,8 8 maflager form of government: Often impress visitors Just as 1 ) Unification of authority and PICTURE FRAMING (all types) H tg. 9 T C they inspired artist Velasquez. political responsibility in the Meteorologists claim that Ma 38-M onth elected council; and 2) Cen WINOOW and PLATE GUSS drid enjoys more cloudless days Ceim to Sears Automotive Center for Guarantee 4-Ply Casings tralization of administratlve..re- than most other Europeon cities. Red TOP Car Core . . . Expert Servicing sponsibillty in an admlnisti’ator SALADA M O m APPLESAUCE for Your Automobile ALLSTATE Guardsman Tires appointed by that council. He explained that the man CAMPBELL'S Sears ALLSTATE Guardsman ager, in almost all instances, is TEA BAGS Plus . 4-PJy Casings Tubless Blackwalla a man trained in government 100 in $ ^ 1 7 Lubricotion WhltewaUs Federal i PORK 'n BEANS Tires-Guaranteed 30 Months pkg. Sears e o a ' 1 Excise Tax administration, 'and warned that Price an elected mayor, In most In- I M i^ C H E S T E R ' 1 7 » 5 2 0 ^ 5 stances, would be a man elect 6.80x13 2 25c Regular or Drip * Rust Proofing $1.81 ed In a popular election, "a p Sears - g q 7.35 or 7.00x14 2 0 » 5 2 3 » 5 person who may or may not PET CENTER ^ GRAND DNION Price " $2.06 have any background in mu INSTANT COFFEE 7.75 or 7.50x14 2 2 » 5 2 5 9 5 nicipal govemm^pnt." COFFEE Sunsweet $2.19 Pletrantpnlo said, "Lack of FOR THE MOTHERS THAT ENJOY FISH 2 4 » 5 continuity in service, due to 8JI5 or 8.00x14 2 7 » 5 (NOYTHE EATING KIND). CHASE & SANBORN PRUNE JUICE $2.35 the hazards of election, possible DETERGENT 'C - 49c Is viewing down? Are people 8.55 or 8.50x14 2 7 » 5 3 0 9 5 lack of background education with high incomes finding fewer $2.56 and experience, and the possf- .A lO-SALLON TROPICAL FISH AQUARI billty of political boesism in the BLUE CHEER roil DBHWiUHnS and fewer programs worth 775 or 6.70x15 2 2 » 5 UM-SET UP, COMPLETE. JUST ADD YOUR qt. 2 5 » * $2.21 backroom, are serious draw NEW watching? Do the networks backs (to a change in govern OWN WATER. battle usually drop shows that viewers CASCADE with high incomes and above- INCLUDES BOLD DETERGENT average education like and keep ★ AQUARIUM 6 Sears New Treads DEEP CLEANING < 45c shows that appeal to old, un F i n 4NL DOXSEE ★ REFLECTOR WITH educated paupers? ’The answer mm Guaranteed to wear a full 18-months BULBS PASH DETERGENT r O U A VEGETARIAN is NO! The greater a family’s ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee 7-OR. I MINCED CLAMS purchasing power, the more ★ PU M P & FH/TER K IT DETERGENT HEINZ BEANS 2 com I Tread Life Guarantee Tread Wear-Out BLUEBONNET . AEROSOL likely it is to own two tele Guaranteed Afalnal: All fail- Guarantee Tubekss Bbckwalls 4 ★ HEATER & urea o f the tire reaulting from 'niERMOMBTER MARGARINE on vision sets or a color set. The normal wad hazards or dofecta 6.50x13 IVORY LIQUID mCKER'S K-2 SPOT LIFTER in materi^ or workrannahip.' 8.88 plus 32c F.E.T. average dally set use in TV P E R ★ GRAVEL 5.16.09, For How Long: For the life of DETERGENT FLOUR bag ' TUBE homes across the country is the ongioal tread. 7.50x14- -10.88 plus 44e F.E.T. G A L L O N C.O.D. * BEGINNER'S BOOK BUUY approximately five hours. And What Sears W|H Do: Repair 8.00X14- 1 - 0 2 . nail punctures at no charRp. In cPSa/S';?hrt‘!i.“; .‘■VO uro, replace r“pIaV^ it. -11.88 plus 45e F.E.T. IVORY SNOW FUDGE TOWN COOKIES pC 41. while set usage is incasing cnao o f failure, in exchariRo for .furrent regular We Guarantee . . . 81,000 Re K-2 SPOT LIFTER the tiro, replace it chnrRing BcUina price p T u a FedernfEx. 8.50x14- ward if.proven that the oil REG. $22.43. W A S $16.95 DETERGENT BACHMAN THIN over-all, it is up especiuly in ciao la x less the fotiowing al- -12.88 plus 49c F.E.T. NO-CAL NO-RETURN only the proportion of current you buy from us not equal homes with high purchasing regular ncUiog price plus Fed 12-oz. PMTZELS '°6o,°' 39' eral iu c iw 'I'ax that roprcnenti^ or superior to any other on BROADCAST 16-oz.llC power—and during prime time Monlha Guaranteed Allowance the marXetl! JOY LIQUID Cont. 12 to 24 10% ‘ "Safety Costs So Little" CHILE W/BEANS BEVERAGES btls. to boot. 27 to 39 20% N O W *14.95 OexSEE KITTY SALMON UOAOCAST PORKY NANERO'S GARLIC ^ SUMMIT CHINESE Protect Yoiir Tire Investment with ' OOOFERATIVE CLAM CHOWDER ' 29' CAT FOOD CORNED BEEF HASH-' When you’re in the market (EVERYONE ELSE ALSO ENTITLED TO BUY) SALAD DRESSING 49', PEA PODS New Valve Stems . ,. Wheel Balance Job GkANOIENEUDUm EITTY UOAOCAST for a new set come to Turn OIL COMPANY Pi . NILADT I RUG SHAMPOO 89' TUNA & CHICKEN 2 29 LOUIS SHERRY pike ’TV and AppUance, 278 CORNED BEEF H ASH '!' CHEESE BLINTZES .6 59' PRESERVES MANCHESTER fET CENTER • HARTZ MOUNTAIN - _ BUROmnOZEN Middle Turnpike West. Tel. NUELUR 643-1SS3 ^ 98« MAIN STREET DOGYUMMIES 2 6?..; 35' LIV-A-SNAPS 3packagg<, CHEESE RAVIOU — _ DORANN wviuinn bvniiCONEY I ISLAND 049-8406. Curtlss-Mathes - . . 25' POTATOES SEARS AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Hours! Mon. thru Sat. 9:8 -ip Thura, to 9 p ";.3 5 ' Philco . . . Westinghouse . . . SHOT AT MAM AND iAVI Give 24-Hr. Delivery Notloe RCA . . . Zenith. Satlafhctka Q m naini «r Yaw Monty Back 290 Broad Street, M anchester— T el. 643-1581 SIS Broad St., Manchester 049-4*78 * Prices MfecOyf Thoi Sot., AAoy llih. We Reserve The Right T6 Limit Quantities. Sears ■■ SKAXaXOHOCXAIfD Oft Open Daily 9 to 9 ;30— Saturday 9 to 9 Manchester Porkade, Middle Turnpike, West— ^Tripk-S Redemptio(n~(knter 180 Market Square, Newington Open Friday Nights to 9— AH Redemption Centers Closed Mondays >

\ PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEltALP, ’MANCHESTEK, CONN,, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 notification. PAGE SEVENTEEN Bolton The decision to hold the meet ing was made "after discussing the newspaper report of the GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1 School Panel Finance Board cut of the school board budget" with the school ;The Baby Has budgeit arta/tement delivered to Weighs Cuts Dr. Joseph Castagna, superin RUMMAGE SALE tendent, in his note to board Board of Education will members. hold a special meeting; tomor The note adds that "we are FANIASTIC BARGAIN! row at 8 p.m. at the' school to in the process of Identifying ex TUESDAY, MAY 7 ■Been Nam ed discuss '‘possible cutbacks" in penditures that might possibly 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. i^ original budget. be deferred if the board wishes A $27,970 reduction was an to accept the $27,970 cut as re nounced by Roy Peckham, h\ ported in the newspaper." CWlbert, son of Cbarles B. and Coral nance board chairman, in a The school board has changed AMERICAN LEGION HALL ' bom April 27 at m S i. tWard chairman, according to r t ^ r Memorial Hoapltal. Hie maternal grandparents an the date for its monthly meet 20 MHIPBELLS LEONARD STREET “ "J ® * ™ ZoUtager, Logan, Utah. Hia p a tm a l grand- Hi-tDRIIIKS the selectmen at their meet ing to May 14, because the an ,-parenta are Mr. and M n. Baail Turner, Ri^ld City, 8. D. ing last Wednesday. The Board nual bt^dget meeting is sched I. *•*,** QRAPE, ORANQE, CHERRY, of Education has received no uled for May 13. ’ H im tS iv Thomaa and Janls FRUIT PUNCH, ORANQE-PINEAPPLE ^ Middle Tpke. She waa bom April 27 at PORK&BEnnS Hoapltal. Her maternal grandmother is Dqinthly WUka, 193 N. Elm St. Her paternal grandpar ent* are Mr. and Mrs. Mertun Gay, 41 Weatwood St. Save on our Fancy Grade A * *1 • * *, Chrlattae, daughter of Kenneth Lee .and 16 oz Birds Eye Susan Shupe Woolf, 62 Oak St., Apt. 14. She was bom April 26 cans Stop & Shop Cut at M.wche8ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents cans J'jR BEST- Q O f are Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shupe, North HoUywood. Calif. Her rsrn.'i osAoe » ^ patwnal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pettis. Port- French Fries I land, Ore. The flavor and vita * *1 * * 4i mins of Maine Pota c u t g r e e *’ Green Beans toes are left— just the o . Marie, daughter of Robert F. and Carol work is gonel 9 oz. pkg. Smola Plasa, Duncaster Lane, Vernon. She waa bom April 26 beans at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mm. CTara Smola, Chamley Rd., Hasardvllle. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Earl Edwards, 146 Gilbert Rd Rocky Hill. * *1 * « W R o b , Veronica Catherine, daughter of Thomas W. Jr. and Former Classmates Gather tor Class of ’33 Reunion Susan Adamo Rea, 46 Alice Dr. She was bom April 27 at Man F ir s t chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Guests at the Manchester High School Class of and Mm. Joseph Adamo, 47 Alice Dr.‘ Her paternal grandpar About 170 attended the event. Dr. England came to ents are Mr. and Mm. Thomas Rea, 40 Doane St. N a tio n a l I 1933 reunion Saturday night at Garden Grove in the reunion from the farthest distance. Miss cluded, left to right, Robert W. McCormick, reun Stores Jeanne Lowe, retired high school French teacher, Shackway, Michael John, sdn of Stephen O. and Sandra ion chairman;, Dr. Francis Moriarty of Topeka, and Edson Bailey, former high school principal, Wagner Shackway, Terry Rd.. Tolland. He was bom April 26 Kan.; Carl Hultine of Rumford, R.I., class presi and his wife, were guests of honor at the celebra at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents dent, and Dr. Fred England of Oxnard, CaliT tion. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) ^ are Mm. Dorothy Ruggerion, New Britain, and Joseph Wagner, ThompsMiviUe. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Raymond Shackway, Litchfield Dr., Thompeonvllle. He has Mrs. Vem Feltner, refresh The Choice is almost South Windsor Vernon a. two brothera, Stephen O. II, 7, and Lance P., 6. endless — and the, ments; Mrs. Donald Wheeler, “ « * * » * social; Mrs. Robert Nearine, » savings are as big aa Suburban Qub sunshine, and Mrs. Frederic »■ Knight, Richard Sanford and Robert Ryan, twin sons of the variety! Grand List Up $4.7 Million, Norton, publicity. r Kenneth and Linda Call Knight, 76% Summer St. They were To Donate $1,350 <- bom April 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their mater- m p i ' ^ s w s ! r. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Arthur V. Call, 17 Leland Advertisement— But Mill Rate Hike StiU Seen Dr. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Richard At Its Banquet Planning to attend the May Town Assessor Bertrand Me- take place this week at Our ‘ C. Knight, 100 Ferguson Rd. The Suburban Women’s Ciub 17 Hope Chest Ball for multi •» • ^1 4i • Namara has reletised the 1968 Savior Lutheran Church. The ple scleroals? Send your return — SchupUts, Mario Michael, son of Josef and Edelgorold Grant Ust for 1968, and it shows Sunday School teachers will will present donations to guests today to Box 67, Vernon, Conn. meet on Monday at 8 p.m. On of honor from the Rockville “ Schlof SchupUts, 40 Olcott St. He waa bom April 28 at Man- an increase of $4,701,8S1 over ». Chester Memorial Hospital. He has a sister, Birgit, 6. Tuesday the Mid-week Bible Public Library, Rockville Gen the list for the past year. The Study group will meet at 10 Danbury Gets Land Gift gross list totals $96,630,560, with a.m., and the Confirmation eral Hospital and Rockville High ; Dojan, Carol Ann, daughter of Earl ahd Jannite'Snay Scholarship fund at the club’.s DANBURY (AP)—The city of Dojan, Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Rockville. She was bom April 30 reducUons of $1,833,870 for vet Class will meet at 4 p.m. The Junior Choir will rehearse at 7 annual banquet tomorrow. Danbury now has a 15-room at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents erans exemptions— and exemp- mansion and the 80 acres around are Mr. and Mm. Albert Snay, Oxford, Mass. Her paternal tin... X P->"- on Wednesday and the The club will present $300 to it for recreational use—the gift grandmother is Mm. Gertrude Dojan, Webster, Mass. She has Parish Choir will rêarse that the library for a projector; $960 for the elderly, a manufacturers of a New York City woman. a brother, Carl William, 4%. night at 8 p.m. On Friday at to the hospital for a labor l2oz< Inventory of $1,411,506 and $62,- 8 p.m. the Adult Information Irene Meyers Ririiter made Staid, Timothy Michael, son of Walter and Joyce Glad- pkgt 160 for farmers. stretcher. and $100 to the HOHimD NHUSOn Class will meet at 7 :30 p.m. scholarship fund. the present in memory of her Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! well Stahl, 67 Keeney St. He was bpm April 29 at Manchester The present tax rate in South Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Church Board Meeting late husband, Stanley Lasker Windsor is 40 mUls, and on the Present to receive the checks Richter, it was announced Sat [?0©d Diriidertiiy Mm. Terence Gladwell, Yonkem, N.Y. His paternal grandpar m a c a r o n i & CHEESE The executive board of S*. basis of this rate the increases from the women's club presi urday. The property, assessed ents are Mr. and Mm. Leonhard Stahl, Bronx, N.Y. He has a Francis of Assisi Church Con- American farming, processing dent, Mrs. Harry Croye, will at $600,000 but worth perhaps sister, Kristen, 2%. !!! ^ fiwtemity of OhrisUan Doctrine be Miss Natalie Ide, head li and distribution methods are to additional revenue of $ m .- 3^^ g ^he twice that much, includes a 5- models for the rest of the * • * • • brarian at the public library; However, an Increase to the baU. Saturday Religious room guest house, a 9-room world, our food quality and Redtager, Paula Michelle, daughter of Ira H. Jr. and John Miraito, administrator of choice far superior . . . and FRffluo niDGRicnn A ^ farmhouse, a swimming pool, ■ Chrlstlane Meyer Redtager, Discovery Rd., Vernon. She waa tax rate is expected, which will School wUH close Saturday ait the Rockville General Hospital three barns and a number of we spend far less money for bom April 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal be set by the Town Council, St. Frands with Mlass at 8:30 and Allen Dresser, assistant sup other outbuildings. it. Surveys sho\^' Income after grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Ira H. Redinger, Warwick, after the amount of the gen a.m. Parents are invited to at erintendent of schools. These Mayor Glno J. Arconti said taxes is spent for food as fol. R. I. She has a sister, Karen, 4. <;PAGHETTI-0’s ■«»""»»_ ■ eral government budget is ar tend the closing Saturday Re lows: United States—between rived at. have been special projects of the new park, which will carry ***** ligious School Mass. The grad- the Suburban Women's Club this 18.2'>c and IS^c; England — The council the Richter name, will' be used 29%: France — 31%; Italy Gussak, Nancy Lee, daughter of David and Margery the uating eighth graders will re- year. Peck Gussak, 67 Weaver Rd. She was bom April 30 at Man amount of the general govern- ceive thedr diplomas after Mass. in part as a municipal golf — 45%: Japan — 47%; Rus raent budget together with the The banquet will be held to cour.se. sia — 53%. And we’re always chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 6MIPE K U V Children who will receive morrow at the Ellington Ridge trying to improve! CENTERCUTS Mr. and Mm. William Peck, 27 Gerard St. Her paternal grand education budget, ■ and then First Conummion at St. Fran- Country Club beginning with a parents are Mr. and Mm. Edward Gussak, 17 Cumberland Dr., cls wiB' make uiedV fi^ ‘ «n - social hour at 6:30 p.m. Mrs.- U. S. Government inspect East Hartford. She has three sistera, Deborah, 6, Andrea, 3, RICHMOND ed Y6ung. Lean Porkers. Orand will arrive at the fesaions after the 8:30 Mass on Joseph Callery and Mrs. An and Lisa, 2. new mill rate. The coimcil has We*re as The best center cuts, trim Saturday. One and preferably thony Choma Jr. are in charge *****, ^ a d y decided on the school both pareats are asked to be med as close as proper of the banquet. near as cooking will allow! And the Rado, Kelly Arlene, daughter of Peter W. and Barbara budget which Is $630,978 more present. First Communion wlU Officers for the coming year package is "pop in the Mulligan Rado, 84 Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon. She was bom than this year's. The general be received by those with last will be insUilled. Mrs. Joseph your freezer' ready. AprU 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal government budget wUl also be names beginning with A-K in- Howard will be president; Mrs. telephone Iprîise grandmother is iilm. Margaret Mulligan, Yonkem, N. Y. Her First O* The Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! hlgher, and an increase in the;^ elusive on May 26. Peter Davis, vice president; paternal grandmother is Mm. Edith Rado, Worcester Rd., min rate is expected, despite « a > , Mrs. Richard Sawyer, cor ^ fo jh e Vernon. She has a sister, Carol Lee, 3%. the better than $4 million in- responding secretary; Mrs. Wil FREE '"i »*,*** crease in the grand list. The liam Wlgglesworth, recording P‘3 Cook; Christine Ann, daughter of James F. and Susan cash surplus present at the end mhi* secretary; ,Mrs. Raymond MeJahey Ck>ok, 78 Waddell Rd. She was bom April SO at Man of this fiscal year wlU also de- h ’ DELIVERY Stop & Shop *u ji« X latlon winner will be on I^Yidiav. Girard, treasurer, and Mrs. Har The pig hai becen serving^nan chester Memorial Hospital. * * * * *1 termlne the new mUl rate. ^ a y 24 at The Steak O lX m ry McMahon, nominating chair for 9000 years . , . Columbus APPLE Cutlets Boneless ^ Q c In addition to the usual chang- East Hartford man. Your order for drug needs brought eight with him to the Pork (Loin) / O lb Barberle, Kathleen Marie, daughter of John D. Jr. and Members of the board are New World. The American Msirgaret Foley Barberle, 15 Litchfield Dr., Thompsonville. T o m m iB Ladle® of St. Frmi- and oosmetloa will Iw taken SAUCE Roasts p A c Mrs. Harry Croye, advisor; Mrs. core of Immediately. Revolution was In part possi Pork Loins Country- , She was bom April 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 95 ^ f'oreases were ^ churrti wlU hold an Eve- ble because of the strength style ^ " ' additions to real proiierty, in- n \ r w ^ Joseph Callery, ways and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. C. R. Foley, 49 Scar eluding the South Windsor Con- ur means; Mrs. John Benincasa pork trade brought to the colo Country borough Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. J .' nies. Cornell University studies Pork Ribs style “f T I FLORIDA VALENCIA SUNKIST valescent Home, Shepard-Pola im and Mrs. Stanley Smyrskl, pro show he's the most Intelligent Douglas Barberle, Windsor Locks. She has three sistera. No- Inc. and Albert Schneider, do- K n e gram; Mrs. Ronald Ball, proj ( M d o j t X , domestic A m e rica n animal, rine, 4%, Patricia, 3%, and Ellen, 2%. * *1 * * *. tag business as Electro-Methods. 31^ ^ ^ ect; Mrs. Bernard Baker and 767 MAIN ST.—643-6821 and he leads all foods eis a We reserve the right to limit Quontities Mrs. George Yamarik, tele source of thiamine < Vitamin Pfeiffer, Erik William, son of William Herbert and San The Henry Jenkins Trans- ver, no later than May 10. Prescription Pharmacy phone; Mrs. Olof Waltenius and BIK Praise to the pig! portatlon Co. rolling stock re- Those attending wUl leave dra Dureault Pfeiffer, 121 E. Middle Tpke. He was bom April 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmoth presented the largest Increase in from the church parking lot at motor vehicles, with the total 6 p.m. er is Mrs. Ceclle Dureault, 293 School St. His paternal grand list Increases In motor vehicles ______i 5 parents are Mr. euid Mm. Herbert Pfeiffer, Kelly Rd., Vemcn. His maternal great-grandmother Is Mm. Blanche Leclerc, 293 numbering 468. Large increases Manchester Evening Herald School St. He has a sister, Susan Marie, 8. ' ^ were noted In personal property South Windsor oorreapondent! EYQIGREENS Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! 1 0 1 4 9 B I 4 S for machinery and manufactur- Catherine May, tel. 644-2205. Yew— Spreading (Dark Green) 18”-22” Dia. . .3 .2 5 > ers' Inventory. ______' - There have been 174 notides Yew— Spreading 22”-26” Dia...... 3.00 mailed out giving changes of June UofH Speaker Yew— Spreading 18?’-20” Dia...... 2.S0 MERIT SLICED BACON f-y*.- ' V ■ assessment for personal proper Yew— Upright 28»-32” H igh ...... 3 .5 0 i-" S . HARTFORD (AP) — Oom- ty, and notices for real estate Yew— Upright 22”-24” H ig h ...... 3.00 When cooking large quantities of ba changes have Just been mailed '^®"®®*r>ent speaker at Univer- sity of Hartford ceremonies in Arborvitae— Globe 28”-32” Dia...... 3.00 con, lay slices on wire rack in shal Fresh From The Finast Bakeryl out. Anyone who wishes to ques low pan, bake in 400 oven till it's tion the assessments which havd June will be Dr. Martin Dia- These are full and nicely shaped plants at wholesale prices. been changed should illrect their author and political scl- 8 -10 years old. the way you like it. Requires little watching, no turning. taquiries to Assessor Bertrand. professor at Claremont Finast McNamara's office. Man’s College and Claremont 44 B jIL D W IN r o a d , MANCHESTER— 644-8049 b i u e b e r r v In order to hear euiy griev Graduate School in California. 0V6r dJ/i onion ances resulting from the change With Winston M. Pish and of assessment, the,- Board of Tax Herbert Garftakle, he .co-auth- Your eyes won't tear when SLICED BEEF LIVER 39 B O n ilT S Rcvlew has scheduled three ored "The Democratic Repub- slicing or mincing any vege table in the onion tamily It the ôr a healthier family serve liver often sessions. The first session will 11c: An Introduction to Ameri- Great with bacon or onions and economicat, too* Plain • Sugarigar •* Cinnamon be held tomorrow from 7 - 9 can National Government," pub- onions, scallions, leeks or shal Manchester's Oldest lots are well-chilled before p.m. The other two sessions will lished in 1966, the university cutting. l i be held on May 11 from 10 a.m. noted in its Sunday announce- with Finest Finast to 12 noon and ]. p.m. to 3 p.m. ment. pkg of 4C O F F and on May 14 from 7 - 9 p.m. Diamond was one of 10 teach- Facilities Kraft Soft Parkay Margarine L A B E L D k g 44‘ All three sessions will be at the ers singled out by Time maga- LOW Town Hall. zine last year in an article on Seven Seas Italian Dressing CAL •e?,' 4 / 'l Fresh Save on our " 'F r ^ as a Daisy” 1 2 Lutheran Church Calendar outstanding college professors in Dinty Moore Beef Stew, 24 oz can 59' The following activities will the nation. Tiny scratches on glass-topped (urniture- can be smoothed Ronzoni Thin Spaghetti, 1 lb pkg 2/49' 29 down by rubbing toothpaste on Dozen Donuts your hand or so'ft cloth, then Evans Chocolate Fudge Topping 33' polishing smooth with another Sun Glory Cookies, 1 lb bag 3 /'l Plain or Sugar 10 01 clean cloth. Our donut makers are ex* Team Flakes Cereal pk| s r Lotion Dotorgont 12 oz GORDON Gay 90’s Sliced Elberta'Peaches 3/’l perts at their craft. One "all” 07' Dove 22 oz btl 62e Btl bite of our bakery • fresh 40 I Z 35' donuts will convince you! Klear Self-Polishing Floor Wax CM STEEL CELLADOORS Sanalac Instant Dry Milk, 4 quart 49’ 9 02 pkg. T Your First Step to a Modern Basement Vanity Fair Bathroom Tissue „cVkoU 49' CHOCOUTE 14V4 *1 SOAP Rog Is through a Gordon Celladoor. Cold Water “all” 83' Nabisco Chips Ahoy CHIP COOKIES Pkf 53' Phase III 2 5 «4 9 - 2 Bon 39' Stop & Shop Jumbo Towels 4/‘l Elberta Peach Pie A peak through the lattice top 10V6 0Z Doors ara reinforced for added Dow Bathroom Cleaner, 17 oz can 59' will give you a preview of this Duncan H ines» » Mixes Pkt 37' 100% Colombian 1 lb rigidity and open easily with tor delectable peachy good plel 1 lb. Dishwasher “ all” w 77'w 45 ‘ Finest Cotfeo can sion springs. The replacement Formula 409 Cleaner ^n,'. 5 9 ' 6 02 pkg. From our own bakery Pkl 72' Kleenex Facial Tissue 200 door eliminates costly removal of Dear Mr. West: - 29' Soft 'N Lovely Sachet, 16 oz pkg 39’ O f COURSE 54 oz good sidewalls and ends wornout Sunthini Diterient 10 Cl Marqirino 1 lb - wood door worry and expense. I would I’Lke to'express the appreciation Rinse 79' Burry Gauche Cookies Pk| 39' Blue Bonnet Quartors Pk| 32' Easier Instellatlon and l o v ^ ^ e ; of myself and for the family . . . for the Very both storts make Gordon Doors y o u r l) ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 Ik nice way in which you took care of every stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Liquid DaUntnt River Brand Rice pkit Instant T a r 12 oz 2 39' 6 oz thing. open ihurs. Lux 2 2 o zb tlS 9 c btt Cofloo f 35' 12V6U Chase & Sanhorn lO c O a a lP M k 75' Compifttviy Bxcerpta from an FAIRWAY — and — Golden Zebra Bar Cookies edit 39' unsolicited letter at our Manchester Stop & Shop Store! InstoHcd fri. jiitn till 16 oz Counby Chickon 2 lb Liquid Detirgiiit bit PHONP 528-0300 • ESTABLISHED 1874 • Wisk Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls 28' Cot Food pkg % oonvenlent looattom: Little Friskies 49' Replacement Ooor 263 MIDDLE TURKPIKE WESJ, MANCHESTER. CONPL downtown nnln stree*, and -eMt mMdk'timipIlBe, next to popular market n O H T B E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MAY 6, 1968 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 PAGE NDnmDBN I Spdrts Slate [ Didn’t Take Any Chances Williams Orders Red Sox Players BASEBALL Monday —Manchester vs. Three-Game Slate Han t:8*. Tuesday — East OhlhoUc at Sooth OsthoUc 8:a»; Bolton Vs. Roberto Signed Card To Stay Away from Fenway P^rk Bhomt Oieney vs. Woodstock StU; BockvUle at Newington; For Slumping Tribe Sooth Windsor vs. East Wind BOSTON (A P )— ^The slumping Boston Red Sox were sor. And Receives $20,000 under strict orders on a break in the American League WedncAday — Mancheoter at By BARRY COWLES lie Eagles list only two games staff strong. Lefthander Wayne schedule today: Stay away from Fenway Park. WetliiMtold S:M ; Bolton at HOUSTON (AP) — Robert DeVincen2K), the veteran Another busy week is OTs week, both with Hartford Anderson was today’s probable Manager Dick WUllams di- Baooo; Cheney at Bham; Uov- C o ^ ty (Conference foes. hurler. Kent Spilte, Tim Coug- Argentine golf pro who lost a tie for the Masters crown reeled equipment manager Don body wants to do the job and etttry at Vlnnl Tech. slated for lo(»l and area out to ^ p a two-game los- Iln and Ed Kowal have balanced by signing an incorrect card, didn’t take any chances starts pressing. Fitzpatrick to bar the clubhouse schoolboys. Baseball lists mg streak, the Manchester In- tee Indians’ hitting attack Sunday at the $100,000 Houston Champions Intema> ’ “Ihe only thing you can do is t i o n a i . ______door to cUl players except Jim Monday — Contone’s vs. Al- the heaviest schiîde \dth ^ Wednesday tee Red Ind White keep swinging. You come out As he looked over hia card at ■n-'v Manchester Hifirh paired in to/thl ^'’®* ^ Wethersfield and Frl- Lonborgr, who must woric out slumpes the same as you go in Heattot. Bahaa..™.. .h ------m for tee log hook. Coach Hal day host Windham High at 8 80 the 18th green, Dc Vicenzo was I^ IT h fk ia a I | l * a i A I to them.” Seotteat, Bobertmm; Bnoklond three COIL plnsrkop « . ®. dally in ^ rehabilitation pro m RA. a*. BB. N««. D» around some „ e .. Har- stroke. He added the card and Sox hitting have been third Catholic buses to South Catho "W e’ve tried everything else, ly's, BtooMiy St.; Savlngz Hm It then glanced around. ’’Before I J D l f f A . U x U O l l l baseman Joe Foy and Ken Har- lic for a 3 :S0 start as Cheney so maybe a comiriete day ott V i . Town line Paolrag^ Bob- sign,” he said, ” I want my law- " relson. Foy had five hits in the Tech entertains Woodstock Aca wUl help,” WUlams said after ertaoni Oonver v». Herald ,Mt. ye*” ' PITTSBURGH (A P ) — The three games with Oakland, demy In search of its first win. a S-2 loss to the Oakland Ath N ^ . The 46-year-oId pro was Md- only surprise about tee w ay tee whUe Harrelson bombarded A ’s Dancer’s Image Rockville High is tee only other letics Sunday. " I don’t want Wednesday — Wyman’s vg. ding, but he was careful. He Pittsburg Pipers won tee pitching with six hits, including teeun on tee road traveling to anyone to go near a bat or a had an official add up tee score American Basketball Associa- a pair o f homete. Billtoid, Keeney SL; Congo vs. CVe foe Ne'wington High. In ball.” and teen he signed It with a lion’s first championship was Gary Waslewskl, pitching on a North Methodist, Bobertson; COCS acUon, Bolton High enter flourish. how many people saw them do Most players planned to relax one-day pass from Arm y Re Sportomnn vs. Telephone, Ml. Bides His Time tains Rham High while South Nebo. before leaving on a week.long serve duty at Ft. Dlx, N.J., had Windsor High hosts East Wind The $20,000 win was tee 141st trip to WashingtcMi and New control trouble and gave up Thursday — Faloons vs. sor High in tee NCXX!. tournament victory for De ^ crowd of 11,467 — more wer, ’Triple CroWn Kloek, Keeney S t ; Army ft LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—Dancer’s Inuure was hiH Vicenzo, who plays all over tee ^®** Bie total attendance for three runs before leaving for a Cheney’s Beavers travel to I Tastrzemskl had pinch-batter in the sixth inning Navy vs. North End Fire, Bob- world, and tee third time he had ***rt® P*’eirloua games here — Rham High in Hebron Wednes WINNERSI — Lori Jones and Ervin Whipple saw tee Pipers lead almost aU CENTER OF CONTROVERSY— Umpire Emmett Ashford is center of atten an appointment. of the series finale Sunday. ortsM; Pet Center vs. Lenox, A chance to become tee first ^ w in n er. won a tournament In Texas. day while Bolton and Coventry copped top honors in the Parkade Lanes’ tourney the way to whip New Orleans tion during hot and heavy argument with Yankee Coach Whitey Ford and Yaz planned to visit a Boston The Red Sox, held hitless for Mt. Nebo. He won here with four rounds Triple Crown winner since Clta- bote were elated, are away at Bacon Academy 122-113 Saturday night, captur Manager Ralph Houk in Chicago. Rhubarb was over call by Ashford. television station to review four innings, picked up a run on TRACK of monthly winners. Mrs. Jones rolled 194, 46 pins of consistent golf and with a lit tion in 1948. For a time Saturday, it looked and Vlnal Tech respectively. ing tee best-of-7 series 4-8. films of him at bat in hopes of singles by Yaz, Harrelson and Tuesday —Manchester vs. over her average, and Whipple posted a 203 score, tle psychology. A higher insurance rate. very much like Dancer’s Image One game Thursday lists El .. ^ ’’Isn’t this something,” smiled finding out what he may be do Rico hetrocelli in the seventh. Bristol Oentral; East Oatho- 49 pins over his average. The winners qualified for Possible syndication ‘ *'® money. He lington High at Bloomfield High. On the final hole Sunday, De owner Qabe Rubin, looking ing wrong at the plate. He is off Harrelsdn, who had three hits in lio at WIndsiHr. further play in Washington later this month. (AP Ftiotoftux) ” We’U shin hin, in « iM ***® 1^-horse field aft- Winding up tee week with a Vicenzo and Lee Trevino, 28- around tee packed Civic Arena to a poor start after leading the extending , his string to seven Friday — Maodiester ^ n , ^ Baltimore er one-half mile and was eighth Double Contact by McCovey CORRECT FO R M U LA— Carl Yastrzemski of the Red Sox hopes so. He re busy and tough day on Friday year-old Horizon City, Tex. pro It ______makes you feel like it league in batting, homers and games, cracked his third homer Platt. turned to the plajing field after yesterday’s game with Oakland and took ex- *^® ^ quarter of a mUe to schoolboys face some tough looking for hia first tournament was all wortewhfle" runs batted in last year. with two out,in the ninth. TENNIS P r » k n ^ , Trainer Lou Cava- Then Bobby Ussery shot the batUes. East Catholic treks to tra batting practice with Rico Petrocelli to correct batting slump. Basketball’s Talent Battle win, w e f i tied at 10 under par. ______. Williams tried to ^lake off Foy followeAHarrelson’s blast Monday — Manchester vs. t o ? ' ^ ‘ ®."x:ept- gray colt through a ^ l e a l ^ Pulaski High. In COCS pair They each needed to sink four- Boston’s seventh defeat in the into the screen, in left center Oentral. d L tis ‘ **® Dancer’s Image ings Bolton is at Portland High foot putts to finish. It was De with a single. However, Petro- Jensen ^Double’ Results in Long Argument last eight games after Oakland Grand Slam for Peters, Solo for Brahender Tuesday —MOO vs Middle- stable area for Satur- carried tee veteran rider into and Coventry motors to East Starts Warming Up Again Vlcenzo’s option and he chose to completed a sweep of a three- celli, who lined into a double ■ex at Middletown. . Middle day s come-from-behtod victory, the winner’s circle for tee soc- Hampton. putt first. H ie ball dropped, NEWMTJMX7 YORK / (AP)A T)\ — 'PViA The Cardinals Insisted ___ — . intent name off the card by mistake, game series before a dlaap- play with runners on second Thursday — Manchester at The Increased insurance for ond straight year. Ussery, who To tee north of tee Silk City, MINNEAPOLS A P ) — The National Basketball Asso- throwing tee preasure on Trev Paces Shooters Imagine Willie McCovey’s no difference The umpires ruled that because pointed crowd of 29,460, drop- and third and none out in the Maloney. j Dancer’s Image, who at one won to 1967 with Proud ClaricHi, Rockville hosts Windsor Htgh Professional basketball’s battle elation is scheduled to finish its ino. The Texan missed and De Clearskies and warm weather surprise when he took a other National LeaguLeague e mshis nainame had appeared _ , ____ ... on___ Du-^____ ping^ __ the ___ Red ___ Sox____ into______ninth fifth, ended the game by flying GOLF I time was Insured for $150,000 to only the third rider to win two in a CVe battle and South Wind- to r rookie talent, which flared to ®®h®8e draft Wednesday to New Vicenzo was the winner to center. but who went into tee Derby to- consecutive derbies, marked Sunday’s skeetsboot at m ig h ty sw in g, m issed th e swept a vocher’s line-up, Beckert was place in defense of the pennant, Pitchers Fare Well at Plate intAnt IT < . “ r travels to BlMmfleld B^day. ^he scrap for Houston’s Elvto CH^. After it does, tee De Vicenzo finirfied with a 6 Tuesday — Manchester vs. tee Manriiester Sportsman’s pitch ; and su dden ly fe lt h is ® teclmlcallv in the game and re- ’’Every club has a slump,” Williams named Jose Santiago sured for $1.5 million, was dls- So Intent was Ussery in get- Finishing up tee week Satur- t . j , . higher choices can start com- three-under-par 68 for a 287 and b a t m akinir con tact w ith a tJlncinnatl went 16 placed by Johnson. Both John- he said. ” We had herst won 2-1, then bowed 4-0; A ORIOLES-SENATORS- er and Bingie, helping Detroit ey's Interference was unlnten- year because o f fan abuse.” worst In tee league.” Peters, who hit two homers norton 62; Oonhllln, Calameri, Tufts took ’Trinity 6-0; Quinniptc Brabender, making hU first right-hander Denny McLain By BARRY COWLES tioiwl. y last season but never before had 68; Tarca, Vanarlo 63; Whls- defeated Bridgewater State start this year, hurled the Or breeze to his fourth victory Riverside Park Jerry Koosman Fails connected with the bases filled, ton, Ogden 64; d a rk , Oli'va 66. twice 8-6 and 10-1, amd New Ha ioles to their seventh cons'ecu- without a loss. McLain scat Masterful driving by Man shrugged off his fourth Inning Low grosB—Kelleher, Dlk 73. ven College scored once to nip tlve victory, checking the Senh- tered seven hits and struck out chester’s Buddy Krebs in tee grand slam of Yankee southpaw LADIES BEST BALL Nazarene 1-0. tors on six hits. seven in going the distance for IQ Pins car found tee local A1 Downing. "Hitting a homer Up to Durham, N.H., a shut m jm In Try for Record the fourth time in succession. Lorentzen, Perry, Gllbins, chauffeur finishing second in tee Smfih 66; Barre, Zalmaitis, Ro- out was realized as UConn ...... j. , pitcher Bruce Drummond held ‘ret qualifying heat and f ^ ITOW YORK (A P ) — Jerry Koosman will have to mnyko, Wodas 66; Parclak, New Hampshire to three hits. «\® ***«»*> event, -nme of the ’•c a m s Benton, Ansaldl, OHekBlnski 66; start all over again if he hopes to leave the company The Hsukles’ offensive attack fastest of the *dght Noe], &riB, Meegan, Ferguson Y POWDER p u f f - Rae Han of Larry Bearnarth and Bob Shaw. ^ Bahnsen Saves Day was highlighted by a teree-nm 2:51.50. &ebs made his non 212-496, Cathy Wynn 463, Koosman missed a chance 66. homer by centerflelder John ‘»*^‘»*® c®” *®** Janice McMahon 463, Dianne Sunday to become the first New couldn’t get the ball down. I SELECTED NINE Elb 467. York Met pitcher to win five extra days rest and Mellen. Jeff Fllmer scored tee f®'"®'^.*^® Sunday winning run on a sacrifice fly. J*“ t a UtUe lo n p r than the rest. straight games when he and the *®’* '‘®®* strong. Sometimes when For Punehless Yanks Lorentzen 26, Simon 28. ,, Wesleyan dropped tee first enabling him to _ paaw to the SPOUSES — Mai Darling 401, Mets lost to tee Chicago Cubs ^ teel strong I have trouble kee FO UR B A L L game of a double header, 2-1, turns. Harry Bemls 386, Ken Park- 3-2. The Cubs also won the sec- the ball down. This was one IFauUmer, Ayers, Mannella, Jim McCavanagfh, driving No. stein 366, Fred Poudrler 367 ond game of the doubleheader those days.” teen rallied to shut out visiting ters on the mound Sunday and gave the New York Yan- Atherton 65; HUinskl, Boris, Amherst and win with tour runs. 10, had a night full of handling Jim Moore 369. Koosman’s primary trouble Ferguson 66. The first game went 18 in troubles once again. The Silk By compiling a 4-0 record, extra base hits, Whfte^Sox ** doubleheader with the Chicago BEST 17 nings as Amherst pitcher Dave Town driver's crew experi VILLAGE MIXERS — Len the 24-year-old Koosman had ^ the second inning Ernie National, League Peters was a one-man show y,. Class A—Gordon 68-7-61, Pera- Clchon and Wesleyans’ Jacques mented all night with different Belanger 642, Jim Abert 570, equaled the team record for con- H^nks and Jose Arcia doubled W. L. P e t G.B. for tee White Sox in tee first season—nine hits—against gallo 70-7-63, Vigeent 69-6-63. LeGette each struck out nine. front end adjustments but just Dan Doran 236-608, Blanche secutive victories set by Bear- tor tee Cubs’ first run. Then in former New York Met Jack St. Louis 18 8 .652 — game. Cracking a grand slam Class B—Riggott 73-9-64, Geno- In the second contest, Jim Mar- couldn’t bring it to McCa- Vincent 461, Ginger Yourkas 188- narth in 1964 and tied by Shaw in the third Lou Johnson dou Fisher, Don McMahon and Bob Cincinnati 12 10 .546 2% homer and backing it with a vesl 75-11-64. Class C—Budd 93- teUo held Amherst to two hljs- vanagh’s liking. He finished WE’VE MOVED 622, Ed Yourkas 606, Phyllis 1966. But No. 6 will have to start bled and scored as Billy Wil Priddy. San Fran. 12 .10 .646 2ii six-hitter teat stopped Yankees 25-68, McCarthy 84-16-68. Low Wesleyan got in last licks with seventh in the second qualify Messenger 180-484, Ed MUler a new streak. liams tripled. Johnson also hom- Phlla’phia 11 i l .600 3% 6-1, New York’s sixth loss in Andy Kosco singled in one run gross — Gordon 74. Blind Bogey a 2-1 'Win over Amherst on Sun ing heat but didn’t make tee . . . to jnake it easier for you to move into a better Job! 636, Harold Erickson 209-492, ered in the eighth. Atlanta / li 12 .478 4 I feel strong I have trouble keep- seven game. and — another------scored when wucn j?ianerFisher —St. Jiton, Karzes 90. main. Ron Nivison 501. Chicago ' 11 ‘ i 2 .478 4 day. left-hander said after the game. Asked'if he ; : 3;h 1 the doubles But Bahnsen came on to save with a pitch with PRO SWEEPS In Hartford, Assumption had Bote Manchester men were J M . a ...... r n o Via DA Cl la. At a t a \ Angeles 11 12 .478 4 by Banks and Johnson should the day for his light hitting tee bases loaded in the first Low net Gordon 74-7-67, Gaz- big fifth and sixth innings to side by side in the first semi ■Pittsburgh 10 11 '.476 4 You’re invited to visit our new Employment Office. There is parking space outside, have been caught by Art Sham-, teammates.bcaiiiiuaics. The xiie xtvyear«oio •.inning. —® New York inuuc made li it 4-0 za 77-8-69, Peragallo 76-7-69, Low running up 11 nms in tee open final with K icb . 0.1 tee inside 23-year-old New York 9 12 .429 6 modern CPmfort inside, and, of course, our helpful Employment Representatives sky in left field, Koosman said: pitcher fciiaffed out the equally ” seventh when Steve Whita- gross Vigeant 75, Eich 75. er. But Hartford lefthander Oer- in tee seventh row. Krebs fin- Houston 9 13 .409 6% ” If they coold be caught, the powerless Sox with ninth-inning J'®** ‘*°uWed in two runs agalnct Ellington Ridge ry Pavia dealed ont a ithree-hlt irtied third in this event only a are on hand to find the best job for you at the Aircraft. TOWING fielders will get them. ’They relief'from Joe Verbanlc for a ^®^®hon . Sunday’s Results defense In 81 pitches as tee haU car length's distance out Chicago 3-1, New York 2-0 shouldn’t have been hit out there 4-1 victory. Roy White drove in the only Saturday hosts salvaged tee second game of second. Learn about the important advantages.of an Aircraft job ..'. jet-age pay, traditionally Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2 A BOAT-CAMPER TRAILER ’THIS SUMMER in the first place. That was my Bahnsen, bringing his record Yankee run in the opener with Class A—Gordon 74; Class B— 4-0. Desperate £>an GalUllo is steady employment; training courses'^with pay, excellent health and life insurance Atlanta 2, Houston 0 mistake.” , to 2-1, allowed only two hits, a **hh inning double, but Ken Zalman 80; CHass O -M . Shapiro twice as desperate today. With San Francisco 8, St. Louis 4 programs, retirement plan, paid ^ck leave, nine paid holidays' and up to four Ferguson Jenkins didn’t make including Pete Ward's sixth Berry already had homered in 87; Otasa D —Heslln 94. 37 laps completed in tee 6<)- Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 2, 16 Saints Win Pair weeks vacation. / any mistakes until the ninth In BEST 14 HOLES main event, Galullo’ s throttle PROTECT homer in tee seventh, for eight tîe third and Peters connected innings ning when the Mets rallied for Class A —Gordon 52-8-49, Bas St. James’ baseball team appeared to stick as he poured YOUR TRANSMISSION innings before leadoff singles by hie fourth as Chicago took a Visit our new Employment Office soon, and see about getting a' better job at two runs. Then the Cubs used Russ Snyder and Luis Aparlcio ®-0 lead. Today’s Gaines kin 54-5-49; Class B —B. Peck 58- scored a twin triumph on tee It. on down tee back streteh and three relief pitchers. Pittsburgh (McBean 4-1) at 8-50, Stein 59-8-61, Vandervoort weekend. Saturday the locals hit the fourth turn wall, Galul- Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! / tooughtonVerbanlc.lt was one, A1 Downing, falling again ns AUanta (Jarvis 2-2), night Bill Hands didn’t need much ^ e e from there. a starter this season, delivered 62-11-51; Class C—Shapiro 62-12- topped Assumption, 2-0, as Ken lo’a car was nearly demolished HEAT San Francisco (Perry 2-i) at 60; Class D—Silversteln 67-21- Tomezuk hurled a one-hitter, and tee wall was knocked out. EXPANDED EDUCATIONALASSISTANCE PROGRAM-Qualified employees h^ve the help in the nightcap, blanking ™®.,:,®"i®®® supported Bahn- both home run pitches and last- Houston (Lemaster 2-S), night PROM 'THE EXTRA LOAD MAY CAUSE the Mets on four hits and strik sen with their biggest attack of ed only four innings. 46. Kickers numbers 77 and 79. Tom Sapienza tripled home one Not a scratch i^ a r e d on tee opportunity to improve their education through* trade, technical and college level New York (Seaver 1-1) at St. rtm and scored tee other. Sun- veteran, who for tee first time A MAJOR BREAKDOWN ing out 12. Kelley 91-12-77, Berger 89-12-77, training at area schools. Aircrafters receive tuition refunds upon successful com Louis (Gibson 2-1), night this year had his son Danny The Cubs scored the only run Sommers 90-18-77, Harrlgan 83- day the Saints outlasted Sacred Philadelphia (Fryman .'J-2) at Jr. to tee same race. pletion of their courses. Hands needed in the fourth in 6-77. Kellner 82-5-77. Heart of Waterbury, 1 1 -1 0 , at Cincinnati (Culver 0-*;, night Jap Membrino won tee main A T«ANSaHS$iaN (MWLER ning when Ron Santo reached ' 17.S. Tennis Team Surprises LADIES EVENTS Mt! Nebo. Pete Qutsh had three Only games scneJuled doss A—Knapp 97. dass B— hits including a bases loaded after taking tee lead on tee 82nd first base on Jerry Buchek’s er CAUGHT SHORT— When the umpires’ equipment will help to prevent this breakdown. Stop Uy AAM C O Traju- ror; moved to second on a American League Wlncze 117. double in tee last inning which lap. Bill CarouBo was second 6 ^Bshms of Manchester and we will Install the proper size failed to arrive on time in Houston, Augie Dona- By Sweeping British Squad won tee game. Bob (3orman and Russ McLean finished third ground out and raced home a „ . ■ W. L Fel. G.B. BEST 14 HOLES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY transmission cooler that will keep your car on the z o all telli borrowed equipm'ent from the Astros and singled and doubled. Wednes just in front of Krebs. McLean SOME OF THE GOOD Arcla doubled. RICHMOND, ,Va. (AP) — Baltimore ij n .714 Claws A —Carlson . 71V4-16-66, sunnneV. * worked the game. (A P Photofax) easy singles victories by Ashe day night at 6 at Nebo tee Saints was a bridegroom Saturday NOW AT: IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE- “ Maybe we’re not just paper 'Betrolt 14 8 .036 1^ Knapp 69-1S-56, Wilson 73-17-56, JOBS OPEN NOW and Graebner. The Americans Minnesota 12 10 .645 VA WlncZe 83-27-56; Kickers 77 tind face Assumption again. morning. you may be given 120 hours of instruction and P IA up your FREE Transmission Service Guide that de- lions after all,” said Donald WILLOW STREET (off Main Street) sorlbes 11 ways to protect your transmission. clinched the match with an im Oakland 11 11 .000 4^ 76. Wlncze 117-49-77, Knapp 97- training on the machine you have been hired to Dell, U.S. Davis Cup captain, as Eost Hartford, Connecticut Machine Operators • Welders he made an obvious effort to posing doubles win by Lutz and Wash’n. 11 11 .800 4% 20-77. Kunzll 102-27-76. operate. Instruction will be in our own machine Smith Saturday. They cleaned California 11 12 .470 5 POUR BALL Sheet Metal Assemblers • Trafnees Evtry ininut, tml • h ilf ot tvtry diy, lomeone In lh« U.S. c tlli AAMCO ATTENTION POOL PLAYERS! bridle his enthusiasm. The U.S. training school. about tranimisslon troubit. the slate by drubbing their Ja Cleveland 10 u .473 b ‘ Sunday OPEN: team had just completed a 6-0 Bench Mechanics • Parts Inspectors ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be Evtiy weak AAMCO aatiiflas more than 10,000 Iransmijiion problami. swêp over the British Carib maican foes in the final two sin New York 10 13 !435 0 Low Gross — Baiskin, Bleller, Bock By Popular Domond! Billiard's World's Champion Boston 0 12 0 You |tl (rao towing, a fraa roadchKk, fait, afficlant jtrvieo—most timai bean tennis team in thq Ameri gles matches Sunday behind the Cohn, Peracchlo 70; Pay, MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS Aircraft Engine Mechanics and Testers given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 In Juat one day. And with AAMCO, your tranimiulon can ba protected by can zone first-round matches. booming racquets of Ashe, a na Chicago 5 14 203 9 Sacarlato, Zubrow, Hallowell 70, 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, over SOO AAMCO Cantara coaat to coaat. WILLIE MOSCONI tive Richmonder, and Lutz. Nets —Gordon, Kuehn, Parks, 2nd Annual Exciting Powercel Component Testers Every mlnuta and a half, aomwna provas, , , "A lot of people have said Sunday’s Besulta Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair and we’re a great team on paper," The next stop on the Davis Chicago 6-1, New York 1-4 Weinstein 70-17-68; Schiller, Plant Protection Firemen and Guards VERSUS SATU RDAYS-8 A.M. TO 12 NOON Pipe Making. the 30-year-old Marylander said, Cup circuit will be in Berkeley, Baltimore 8, Washington 0 Kuhnly, Allen, PalozzI 70-14-66. ARNOLD PALMER Tool & Die Makers and Machinists APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible "but if these fellows want the Calif., May 24-26, wher6 tee U.S.' Oakland 3, Boston 2 Carlson, Thomas, ' Shapiro, LARRY LISCIOTTI Detroit 6, California 2 Mitchell 72-16-66. Kemp, Geda. for courses ranging from three to four years in Vmi egs butt your trmomlnlou to AAMCOI cup bad enough, we can win it.” teams, will play either Mexico ' other Connecticut plants In AND MANY OTHERS or Canada. Cleveland 2, Minnesota 1 Seraphin, Landberg 73-16-67. WorU’a Lorgoot Tniumloilen SpoclalloU. TWICE CONNECTICUT STATE CHAMP ’Ihe fellows Dell was referring North Haven, Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool and Today’s Gomes dnsa A — Tulin 10, Keaitlng to with unconcealed pride and Graebner set the pattern In Southington and Middletown 10% SECOND SHIFT BONUS Die Making and Electronics. Minnesota (Chance 8-8) at 10; CtasB B-^Charendo£f 8, Ge GOLF BALL OFPER In Exhibirion Ploy — Xu«sday, May 7 — 3:30 P.M. & 8 P.M. paternalism were team mem- the Initial match Friday by da 8, Reynolds 8, Naktenls 8 ; beitiB Arthur Ashe, Clark Oraeb- Oakland (Nash 0-2), night A A M f ^ O transmissions storming over the British Carib ner, Bc|b Lutz and Stan Smite. Chicago (John 1-0) at Cali CliasB C—Shapiro 8, Retko 7; 3 F\> ^1 OP MANCHESTER ADMISSION $2.00 PER PERSON - bean’s 22-year-old player cap fornia (Clark 0-1), night dans D —iMaudow 5, Scranton 6. Deirs'^ll-out effort to restore tain Richard Russell’ 8-1, 7-5, 6- Home Owned — Home Operated Detroit (Sparma 1-) at Bal Klclkeirs 72 and 76. international prestige to the liti- 0. Ashe, easily the most impres PHONE 643-2467 See the CHAMPS at SPORTLAND BILLIARDS timore (Leonhard l-o), night LADIES MOST FIVES age of U.S. amateur tennis got sive performer of the match, MORIARTY BROTHERS TALCOTTVILLE — Manchesfer-Veriioii Town Lino Cleveland (McDowell 2-1) at 01|iss A —Oorkton 7, dass B Pratt & Whitney U ■off to an auspicious start. The breezed past the Caribbean’s Connecticlit’s Oldest LIncidn, Sfercury, Cougar, Montego Start your future today at P& WA R , ™ D:viS'ON Crt i»N>?l. ------4i0-77. r? HANCHESTER EVEWNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, OJNN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (XINN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 BU66S BUNNY OUR BOARDING BOUSE wUh MAJOR HOOPLE Busiiwu SorvkM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN end WHIPPLE H»lp Wonf d A est pay, no fee. Staff BuUders. “You called for a date just in the nick of time, Jimmy. outside work. Fire escapes above average benefits. ers, sales and service, bonded and rec room Included. 1-872- 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- I was about ready to give up and go to bed!" HETTRICK 2-room wall te n t, MICKY FINN representative. Alfred Amell, 3366 or 1-876-4617. 7610. BY LANK LEONARD 647-1719 or 643-4913. 10x18' cabin type with fl(X)r, JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom FIRST NATIONAL excellent, used once, $99. 649- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re painting, interior and exterior, WANTED — Capable person to LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 4403. paperhanging, wallpaper re care for baby, 7:30 - 5 p.m. STORES modeling specialist. Additions, D Cadillac yours for your wed rec rooms, dormers, porches, moved. Wallpaper books on re Call 643-6801. CLERK TYPISTS THE WILLETS NIMROD (hampers — sales and Comer Park & Oakland Aves. BY WALT WETTERBERU ding day with chauffer, cabinets, formica, built - Ins, quest. Fully insured. Free es service —Camper Town, Route MATURE WOMAN to work full East Hartford air-conditioned, 7-passenger. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. timates. Call 649-9658. ' IF I PLAMT A GARDEN. Ulric Limousine Seiwice, Ed 140, East Windsor. Open eve time in specialized cheese and STENOGRAPHERS I'LL ONLY BE DOING A LOT mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. nings and Saturdays. Now CARPENTRY— concrete steps, PAINTING — interior and ex gourmet shop. Apply in per OF EXTRA HARD LABOR ----- booking vacation rentals. 623- floors, hatchways, remodeling, terior, very reasonable, free son. Swiss Colony, Manchester WAITRESS wanted. Apply to 1941. porches, garages, closets, ceil estimates. Call Richard Parkade. Mr. Flink at Cavey's Restau SPADING, HOEING, WEEDING. rant, 643-1415. fertilizing , Poraonoli ings, attics finished, rec Martin, 849-9285, 649-4411. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Sf^RAYING.... RIDE wanted tq Constitution rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth Motorcycles— er related work. No job too Plaza from Pitkin St. area, 8- EXTERIOR HOUSE painting. Bicycles 11 small. Dan Moran, Builder. 4:30, 643-6378. Reasonable. Call 649-7996. Evenings 649-8880. BANK Looking for a good {ob? 1 ^ HONDA CB 160. Low WANTED PENNY SAVER -hospital auxlli- , mileage. Excellent condition. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Proof machine operator. Clean, Late Model ary thrift shop welcomes dona Good summer transportation. Visit the Aircraft NOW ! tions. Men’s, women’s, chil Remodeling, repairing, addi Hoor Finishing 24 Convenient day time hours. 646-1721. tions, rec rooms, garages, Call for appolnlment. The USED CARS dren’s cloithes, household arti FLOOR SANDING and refinish MR. ABERNATHY cles, working appliances, jew porches and roofing. No .Job South Windsor Bank & Trust Top Prices Paid Job Highlights BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1968 SUZUKI motorcycle, 160 CC too small. Call 649-3144. ing (specializing in older elry, toys, books, small furni with electric starter also sad Co., 289-7407. For All Makes! LEFT ARM ST^MOHi; HEAD floors). Inside painting. Paper ------...iFVOu d onT vvant ture, sporting gear. All dona dle bags. Call alter 8 p.m. 643- hanging. No job too small Jet-Age Pay THERE ARE DOWN, AND I'M SUPPOSED , TO lose THE PALL, tions tax deductible. 615 Main 7172 accessories. CARTCR CHEVROLET TOKffiP/W/EVE ONTHE 1 GUESS Roofing— SMIng 16 John Verfallle, 649-5750. SO MANY O Street. DENTAL ASSISTANT — ex CO.. INC. THINSSTD b w a a r e n T i ? VSOWEONE BETTER! MORTY MEEKLB AUTHORIZED Harley Davidson THE BEST In roofing — and ,,Good Woridng Conations TRADE a pot of coffee and perienced preferred but will 1229 Main St RSVIEMBER ‘ THArfe BY DICK CAVALU sales — 1966 CH, $1,176. 1967 roof repair. Call Coughlin, some doughnuts for a free Bonds— Stocks train. Knowledge' of typing and Phone 649-5238 IN GOLF. right; Bonneville triumph, $1,025, 1966 643-7707. Insurance Benefits summer wardrobe. Call 847- triumph, $826, 67 BSA^J$825, 66 office procedure. Write Box Mortgages 27 EE, Manchester Herald. 1859 ask for Sue. . Matchless $775, 67 Suzuki, $395, 1965 BMW, $960. Harley David SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- Aircraft Club Recreational-Activities NOEL Adair dry skin foot son Sales, 49 Park 'Street, Hart Roofing and limited funds available for sec creme. Lubricant for callouses, ford, 247-9’774. Chimnayt ond mortgages, payments to dry skin, rough heels, legs. suit your budget. Expedient ’ Nine Paid Holidays Softens, soothes tired feet. 1966 —HONDA, 305 super hawk. ROOFING — Specializing re service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. Quinn’s Pharmacy. ’ > V ' ' ' Excellent condition. Hi-bars, pairing roofs of all kinds, new STENOGRAPHERS Liberal Vacations » > V » , ' V custom mufflers. Call 643-0374 roofs, gutter work, chimneys Al'tomebilos For Solo 4 after 6 p.m. cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ Business Opportunity 2B United Aircraft Research Laboratories has a. num experience. Free estimates. L atest Industrial Credit Union HONDA — Super 00, 1966. 1,600 ber of outstanding positions for mature individuals PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Call Howley 643-636L, 644- PHILLIPS Petroleum (3o. has a wlio are weiU-quadficd in secretarial skills. These miles. Excellent condition. Best /-'‘FIRST WE’ A Bankrupt, repossession? Hon 8333. modem 3 bay service 'station postlons offer a broad range of stimulating,' respon- Paid Sid( Leave (eWEWED UP MV) est accepts lowest offer. Call 643-5044. for lease. Excellent opportu slblle duties related to research scientists and en- ■ V N E W F LO O R y down, smallest payments, any nity, paid traipihg program. glneers. ''—7 .MOP.' 1965- HONDA 160 with brand new Hootlngond Plumbing 17 Expanded Educational Assistance Progiam where. Not'small loan finance helmet $260. Bike just tuned Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or company plan. Douglas Mo and in top shape. Call 647-1662. M & M Plumbing & Heating. -4-201-377-8100. • Above average stai'ting salaries with semi P 1 tors, 345 Main. Interesting Work in a Variety of Areas Service calls our specialty. No MOBILE lunch wagon, extra annual reviews. _'' CAPTAIN EASY job is t(x> small. Free a BY LESLIE TURNER VOLKSWAGEN 1968, original equljlment. New sheer, freez Butinoss SorvIcM estimates gladly given. Call • Small-company atmosphere with the sta Applicants should have a high school education. j pow'T Recall ever seeiir I i 'll always SCOTLANP YARPERS,. Y IH15S SU06S! owner, fully equipped model er. Must be seen to be ap [ t h a t HIPPIE B45FORB.»PUry WOWPER WHY 1300. Best offer over $1,100. Offorad 13 649-2871. bility of a major coiT>oratioh. V CAM MAKE MISTAKES IM /THEY'VE COMBEP preciated. ,^33-5624. Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. • HI5 V(3ICE SOUNPED BOY FRIENP llPENTITY TOOl MR.McKEBl/ THE AREA, STILL Cali 872-4900. ^ VAflUELY FAMILIARl ■ HAP YOU AWMLT NO TRACE OP TREE removal-Trlmmliig. TAVERN forâle, owner h^ • Ample, convenient iiarking. L PR. ROHATCHl J YOUR FIANCE 1968 BUICK Riviera, burgandy, sonable rates. Covered other interests. Call 649-8181 af For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at the .OR HIS CARl property damage. Got a têe • Modem cafeteria. r 4 Immaculate. Must be seen to Read Herald Ads ter 6 p.m. Aircraft Employment Office. 1 \/m be appreciated, must sell, $1,- problem? Call Dana’s 500 or best offer. 643-8024. Service, 622-8429. ' For complete details and an interview appointment, call Mr. Douglas Daring. Evening and Saturday in Willow Street, East Hartford •5c 1969 FORD 2-door hardtop. V-8 WILLIAMS Tree Service, speo- automaUc, power steering, lallzlng in tree and shrub care. terviews may be arranged. ( Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4:30 PJtf. ROBIN MALONE Call 649-8911 after 6:80 p.m 643-8104. WANTED BY BOB LUBBERS Call (2G3) 565-8900 Saturday, 8 A.M. till Noon OLDSMOBILE 88 —1963, 4 door, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also hardtop, power steering and jnbVlng large appliances. Burn Out of town, call collect. ( brakes, automatic transmis ing barrels deliyqred, $4. 644- OFFICE WORKER sion, excellent condition. .649- 1776. 6602. |(g) IW I N U . liK. T M I m , u s >et. Off. YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann Cellars, attics, yards, drive Hale and Female UNITED AIRCRAFT P R A n & LITTLE SPORTS Ghla. Clean. Very low mileage. ways sealed and small truck BY ROUSON Must be seen. 644-0923 after 8. ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- mano Trucking Service toll Knowledge of adding machine operation and typing RESEARCH 1966 FAIRLANE XL hardtop. free, 742-9487. imperative. Excellent salary and benefits to the WHITNEY V-8 crulsonwtlc, power steer right person! Phone 643-5185 for interview. ing. 17,000 original miles. Im TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, laboratories ' maculate. Call 643-6764 after building lots cleared, trees top AIRCRAFT 1 p.m. ped. Got a tree problem? Well United Alror^t: Corporation \ worth phone call, 742-8262. Division of United Aircraft Corp^ 1966 CHEVROLET, standaS MORIARTY BROTHERS An Equal Opportunity Employer transmission. Good running WANTED —ODD Jobs taking An Equal Opportunity Employer condition. $65. (3all 649-4468 af- ■ care o f lawns and yards. Free 315 CENTER STREET , ter 8 p.m. estimates, 649-1186. ÂOB TWENTY-TWO MANClfESTTat EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968

Holp Wontod Mate 36 MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-TSBBB A w H q t i § 6 RMort Propwty SILVUiK BRAZBR — Ataamble ToiMHIWnH 6 3 For Ronf 47 Investment Praperty Hoopog For Solo 72 •nd brase, nn«U MM«mblleB. U8E1D Singer automatle slg-sag For Sole Td-A H o im o s For Solo 72 Out Of Town Out Of Town CLASSIFIED BERfirS WORLD MTlth cabinet. Excellent condi- COTTAGE on Lake Balrii, East AU b«iMflta paid. Blue Croaa, the price is right. Six For Solo 75 For Solo 75 tlMi. Makes buttonholes, mono- g jx rcK)M duplex, 83 Pearl St. Wakefield, New Hampshire $17,200 OM8, Ufa and haalth Inauranoa, MANCHESTER, busin'ess block «vom Cape, center of town grams, hems, etc. without at- e43.gegg with boat. Good fishing and BOLTON — Large custom built TOLLAND — six room Ranch •Home of ^ ratirament. Apply Aerold- with 6 apartments and 4 stores. walking distance to shopping RICHARD ROAD taohments. Originally over $800. ______!______swimming. Rate reasonable, Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 fire berv$Ice cream plant. CaU NECESSARY watches, old Jewelry, hob 7482. Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. 2813. appreciate the value In this by coUectlons, paintings, attic fessional, insurance or real For Sole 49 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. at Royal Ice Cream Co., 27 Manchester Parkade home with its new kitchen, ASSISTANT night dispatcher. Warren Street, between 4 and 6 contents or whole estates. Fur estate office. Call 049-0007. BOUUDER RD —8 bedroom MANCHESTER — New Usting, MANCHESTER — English Tu DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS Train locally on modem BOLTON — 6 unit apartment Manchester 649-5306 stone fireplace and patio. Salary plus benefits. See Mr. p.m. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, conveniently dor Colonial, 7 rooms, plus equipment. Full or part- STORE FOR RENT — down house situated on approximate located. $19,600. Leonard Agen $26,900. Don Sisco, 649-6306, EVERY WEDNESDAY Warshassky, Oaer Brothers, 2-car garage, beautifully set on heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms., WINTERIZED home on Bolton time, day or evening. Sure WANTED — Boat trailer, large town Manchester, State ly 4 acres. Lots of potential. cy, Realtors, 648-0469, ask fov treed lot, wall to wall carpet 140 Rye Street, South Windsor. 1.76 acres, full of stately shade Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ox- training program will quali enough to handle lightening sail Theatre Bite. Inquire Manag All rented. T. J. Crockett, Judy Libby. ing, antique brick fireplace, trees, Manchester premier cellent Income produesr. T.J. B & W REFRIGERATION service fy you for higher Income, boat. Call Russell’s Barber er, State Theatre, 643-7832. Realtor. 648-1677. etorms and screens. City utili ASSEMBLY neighborhood, assumable 6% Crockett, Realtor, 648-l6Tf. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. man or apprentice wanted for in the trucking Industry. Shop, 649-9069. MANCHESTER — new custom ties. Garage. Near bus line, For the Whitest Wash Ever. ® 1961 by NEA, tiK MANCHESTER —Spruce Street per cent mortgage. Bel Air built 8 room Colonial located Manchester Parkade local estabUshed company. Call Real Estate, 648-9332. stores, church and schools. GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus Manchester 649-5306 044-1511. MEN Approved for training vet WANTED — Cigar Bands of fol 216. Small store, heated, $76 in new prestige neighborhood, "O.K., it's your turn to get the 'head count" and it's my lowing brands. Will pay twenty monthly. Call 247-4040. Businoss Propaity Priced in low 20's. Charles Les- tom crafted seven room Ranch, erans. $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- 2% baths, double garage, pernnee, 649-7620. MORE THAN comfortable year CAPABLE OF WORKING cents per hundred. Filterela, over-looking Eleventh hole, LAUNDRY turn to figure the 'kill ratio'!" For Solo 70 rooms, built-ins, recreatjon Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ’round living in this 4 room Medalist, Phillies, Garcia T TWO-BAY‘ ^ garage with w SMI 1 WAV*extra t* ■ . Minnechaug Golf course. Two FROM BLUEPRINTS room, garage, large lot. Near MANCHESTER — 9 room older Ranch situated on waterfront CALL HARTFORD Vega, Admiration, Webster. room, close to parkade, ideal ADAMS ST. — vacant machine THREE BEDROOM Cape, fire full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti ACCOUNTANT bus and shopping. Hutchins home, 1% baths, 2-car garage, property overlooking Coventry DETERGENT Call Peter Magrel, 60 Home for any small business. 186 Mid shop with 10,000 square feet place, bullt-lns, garage. Ray ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es Agency Realtors, 649-6324. exceUent condition, near cen Lake. 8 years young with built- 247-1353 ANYTIME stead Street, Manchester, 646- die ’Tpke. Call 649-6206, 643-6802. on one floor, 2 acres of land. Holcombe, Realtors, 644-1286. tate 643-9332. . AJAX BRIDGEPORT ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen in oven and range, modern SENIOR Arrietes For Solo 45 Housohold Goods 51 1687. Amounts unlimited. 2-family house included, sensi EAST CENTER ST., 9 room cy 648-0131. bly priced. Must sell, T. J. $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti- bath, most attractive fireplace PROCESSED gravel for drive- SINGER — Sale-of Sales NEWLY REMODELED office house, C zoned, for doctor’s of 5 Lb. 4 oz. OPERATORS EXPERIENCED concrete curb now Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. fuUy paneled famUy room. SEVEN ROOM older home, ex VERNON along with utmost comfortable ways and parking areas. Also on Main St., $66. Call 643-9678. fices, 2 or 3 families, 136’ A skUled professional is and sidewalk workers. Charles going on. Pinal week. Trade- CHILD’S pedal driven tractor. Large lot with trees and view. cellent condition, on bus line. enclosed porch, plus full base bank run gravel and fill at frontage. Hutchins Agency, Two years old, 7 room Gar needed to augment our PontlceUl, 049-9844. in sewing machines being re Call 646-6840. LAND and buildings for lease Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Property includes 2 extra bUUd- ment and garage. $17,900, Wol our screening plant or deliv 649-6324. rison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, staff. OoUege or accounting ceived every day. Choice or sale; suitable for lumber 6324. ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, verton Agency Realtors, 649- KIN G SIZE LATHE ered. George H. Grifflng, Inc. H o u m s For Ront 65 spacious living room, for 2813. school required along with selection. Portables — con- yard, boat company, camping MANCHES’TER — HORACE Realtor, 643-5963. experience In the general 742-7886. solee — zig zags. All drastical supplies, la'wnmowers and JUST REDUCED — $23,900. Sly mal dining room, family ScriBsiiwn W antDd 36-A Rooms W iriiour Board 59 HOUSES for rent, furnished or S treet^ room Cape, 1% baths, accounting field. In addition OPERATORS ly reduced for quick sale. Port tractors, cold bulk storage, room Ranch, bullt-lns, rec MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom styled kitchen with com VERNON — Recent 5% room BOX FROM WALL to wall, no soU unfimished starting at $175. hot water heat. Immediate oc Ranch, garage, built-ins, full to a chaUenglng assign ables from $6.66, consoles from THE THOMPSON House — Obt- Ekilton. Showroom and office. room, 2 fireplaces, garage, foyer entrance Cape, attached plete built-ins, 1% baths, LICENSED Real Estate sale- at all, on carpets cleaned with per month. Phllbrijck Agency, cupancy, $18,900. Will finance. basement, Immaculate, $18,600. ment, this opportunity will $16.66 and $26.65. Sale-of-Sales tage St. centrally located, large Call 626-0010. many extras, acre lot. Mitten garage, 100x160 lot. Ride by fireplace, one car attached men with previous experience. Blue Lustre. Rent electric Realtors, 649-6347. Owner, 1-873-8631 evenings. Meyer Agency, 643-0609. provide above average sal TRAINEES ‘ Call Mr. PhUbrick, Phllbrick final.week special. Brand new pleasantly furnished rooms, Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 47 Walker St. Only $26,500. Paul garage, patio, combination shampooer $1, The Sherwin- MANCHES’TER Green — com ary benefits and exceUent Agency, 649-5S47. portable Singers zig zag sew parking. Call 649-2368 for over IMMACULATE 6 room Ranch t h r e e f a m i l y — aluminum Flano, 646-0191. windows, city utilities. Ex Williams Co. mercial, Industriail, residential ib u T H WINDSOR —Birch Hill, working conditions. Write ing machine, only $88. Hurry! night and permanent guest near Parkade. One or two old siding, 2-car garage, con cellent value at only $26,500. 7 room Raised Ranch. 2-car package. Look this one over; Im m a c u l a t e well kept and _ stating experience, educa INSPECTOR DARK rich stone-free loam, Shop the sale-of-sales today! rates. er children, no pets. $146. venient location. Good income MANCHES’TER GREEN garage, 2 baths, large family (A) large building with 10,000 ready for occupancy when you CHASE & tion and salary require FOR AIRCRAFT PARTS H o lp W c m t o d ■ $16. Pool and patio sand, At Singer Sewing Center, 866 monthly. Write Box "A ” , Man property. Gerard Agenqy, 649- room, carpeting, many e^ras. square feet :with plenty of po Six room Colonial with at say. Six room Cape situated on U & R REAL’TY CO. Iilc. ments. P.O. Box 1483, Hart M cd o o r stone, fill, gravel, sand and Main Street, 647-1426. COMFORTABLE room for gen chester Herald. 0638 or 643-0366. 3 7 tached, enclosed porch, 2- % acre treed lot. Three or four 643-2692 O'wner-Broker 643-5129. ford. Conn. «Paid us\« ssvss>s«k^0«hoUdays. APaid CMU vacations. VCb\JO$UVil0* — tleman, private entrance, free tential; (B) A four family SANBORN manure. 643-9604. car garage. Must be sold at Overtime and liberal company HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open- parking, 14% Hackmatack St. FOUR ROOM large Ranch. Fur house, and (C) vacant "C ” zon MANCHESTER — 3 -bedroom bedrooms, lovely fireplace ROBERT D. MURDOCK SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling once, $20,500. benefits. Apply at ings for hairdressers at Magic between 6-9 p.m. nished or unfurnished. Knotty ed lot which could be used for Ranch new aluminum siding. with raised hearth, full \/alk REALTOR 643-6472 ten room Ranch, Breezeway, 2 COFFEE Mirror. Apply in person. Mag HOME MADE utUity trailer, Sewing Machines pine Interior. Convenient loca parking etc. Subject to zoning. Convenient West side location. out basement. Assumable mort car garage, 2 kitchens, one MECHANIC — farm tractor and ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 $26. Call after 7 p.m., 643-0056. ROOM for lady or gentleman, tion. Working adults. 643-6389, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- AU city utilities, $16,200. Bel- gage, IPT, $119. Owner wants and two half baths, fireplace, quiet, convenient location. 224 WARREN E. HOWLAND smaU engines. Call South Wind E. A. Patten Co. Main St., Manchester. CLEARANCE 1677. A lr Real Briate, 643-9832. fast sale. $19,200, Wolverton ELLINGTON — 6% room aluminum siding, large wood sor Equipment Co., Intematlon- REDUCE SAFELY, simply and Charter Oak Street, 643-9368. Agency Realtors, 649-2813. ed lot. Char-Bon Realty. 643- Out of Town 643-1108 Ranch. Ctonventent location. al Harvester dealer. 289-3406 308 Wetherell St. fast with GoBese tablets. Only NEW ZIG-ZAG’S MANCHESTER —New Usting, 0683. A’TTRACnVE sleeping room, SOU’TH MAIN St. area — 6 and Close to everything. Built-ins. days or evenings after 6 p.m-, 98 cents. Weldon Drug. F o r R o n t 66 2-famlly flat, conveniently lo Manchester, Conn. Never used, makes button gentlemen. Private entrance. Invostmont Propoity 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell Nice treed lot, only $16,900. 649-0767, attention George CAB DRIVER cated near center, ideal for in $18,900 —Immaculate 6 room ROUTE 85, Hebron. 79 acre BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill holes, monograms, sews Shower bath. Free parking. Ap Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Sadd. ROCKVILLE — 3% room fur F o r Sk o ilo lo 7 0 - A law situation. Bel Air Real Ranch. Paneled recreation ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett farm with 6 room house, 2 the first time you use Blue buttons on, makes fancy ply, 196 Spruce Street. nished apartment, second Realtor. 643-1677. GAS STATION attendant. Ap Man or woman driver for Estate, 643-0332. room with raised hearth fire BOLTON LAKE — 4% T M m large barns. Approximately 660 ' Lustre to clean rugs. Rent elec stitches, overcasts, all with floor. Nice location and yard, MANCHESTER — Investment feet on State highway, stream ply In person. Interstate 84 Saturdays and Sundays. De ROOMS available for rent, free place, large lot with trees. 6^4 DUPLE:fr with separate Ranch, beautiful treed lot, tric shampooer $1. Olcott out attachments. Our 6 year $106. monthly. 876-7362. package. 6-5 duplex plus 6 room $32,000-7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison on property, good for horses MobU, 866 Tolland Tpke., Man pendable person with good kitchen privileges including Hutchins Agency, Realtors, heat, nice condition. Only $24,- 500’ to water, new furnace. COOKS Variety Store. parts and service guaran single. Leonard Agency,. Real OOIontal, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, or beef. Completely fenced, ad chester. driving record for Manches washer and dryer, free park 649-6324. 6000. Norman S. Hohenthal, Only $12,500. Hayes Agency, tee. tors, 646-0469. 1% baths, Blmnlnum elding, jacent to state forrest. Immedi ter area. ing. Gentlemen only. 643-1663, Realtor, 648-1166. 646-0131. SHORT ORDER COOKS Resort Property trees, privacy, suburban. MANCHBJSTER — spacious 7 ate occupancy. T. J. Crockett RIDING lawn mower. Call af 643-1664. ’TWO S’TORES, 2 apartments, Complete Price $38.60 For Rent 67 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 640- room home. Excellent location, FOUR ROOM Ranch —furnished ter 4 p.m. 742-8261 good income, $32,900 PhUbrick Realtor. 643-1677. ON SALE TUESDAY WUl start at top doUar. WAREHOUSE ROOM with kitchen privileges. 6324. double garage, aluminum sid $11,600. CaU 742-6910 after 3 107 Burnside Ave. (30TTAGES for rent —Gardner Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. Lets For Solo 73 Hours 4 :30 td 11 p.m. Excel FLOOR MODEL ha.nd miller. Or payments of $3.86 per Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, ing, large rooms, bus line, 1% p.m. for appointment, Owner. month. Call Capitol Mgr. Lake. Modem, lakefront, free PORTER Street—Immaculate 2- lent working conditions. SUPERVISOR One power hacksaw. Call af- 14 Arch Street. baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. EXTRA large building lots, de Wanted— Real Estate 77 East Hartford collect if toll. brochure, pictures. Arrowhead bedroom Colonial. Sunporch. sirable Look-Out Mountain NORTH COVENTRY . ter 6 p.m., 1-875-6076. Grove, Route 364. Colchester. SEVEN ROOM Colonial with SELLING YOUR HOME? For Experienced warehouse su ADMISSION 0 F ~ fireplace, garage. Close to bus, area, owner 649-8762. TRANSFERRED OWNER FRESH HADDOCK FILLET ij,. 59e (3onn. 242-9278, 848-7178. 2-car garage on a large lot in prompt courteous service that MARCO POLO pervisor needed for exten TOBACCO netting. Good for 246-2140 Aportmonts rion shopping and school. Char-Bon Offers this lovely Raised n ideal location on dead-end LAND WITH road frontage, on gets results, call Louis Dlmock RESTAURANT sive warehouse faculty of PART-TIME evenings — Man lawns, trees, and berry bllsh Tonomonts 63 ELECTORS Realty, 643^)683. Ranch in an area of com- ) COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside street. Large living room.WBh Buckland Road, Manchester, Realty, 649-9823. NO. 1 DRESSED SMELTS u». 3 9 c M progressive, electric appl- and wife to do Janitorial duties, covers. Call Rockville Scrap Notice is hereby given that parably fine homes at the cottage, modem, all conven COLONIAL — large kitchen, for fireplace, formal dining room, PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 289-2704 ance firm. Must have super 524-0620. Company, 872-6687. THREE room garden apart the Board of Admission of Elec price of $21,500. FamUy ALL CASH for your property GE 18 cubic foot refrigerator, iences, some select dates still mal dining room, 3 or 4 bed 649-6347. visory skiU to direct ware ment, $130. a month including tors lor the Town of Coventry four bedrooms, paneled rec room, garage, fireplace, within 24 hours. • Avoid red - I^ A L ESTATE sales fuU-tIme. MEN’S REBUILT SHOES for washer, dryer, twin beds, night available. 643-6930. rooms, den, family room, room with fireplace. Shown by house employes, provide heat. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, will be in session in the Town oven and range and a big tape. Instant service. Hayes Experienced. Part-time con sale. They are better than tables and more. Call 646-3006. screened porch, 2-car garage,' appointment only. 649-4437. WOODED building lot, 160’x260’ BRIDGEPORT operators, day for eidequate and systemat 649-4636. Hall, on Saturday, May 11, 1968 lot.. Have • John Sledesky Agency, 646-0131. sidered. Tract homes. Pasek, cheap new ones! Sam Yuyles, large wooded lot in prime average. Rural residential Delicious shift. All benefits paid. Blue ic storage of materials Legal NoHee from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon show you! 649-5306. MLS Realtors, 286-7476. 23 Oak St. LOOKING for anything In for the purpose of admitting all neighborhood, $38,000. Phllbrick BOWERS SCHOOL area — four zone. $4,600. Paul W. Dougan, PRIVATE party wishes to Cross, CMS, life and health In- and faciUtate movement of PIANO end upright freezer. real estate rentals — apart OBDEB OF MOTIOE persons who are found to be agency Realtors 640-5347. bedroom, center entrance Co Realtor, 649-4536. sivsince, retirement. Apply goods to and from produc Moving must sell. Call 644-2946. purchase multiple dwelling. SPOTS before your eyes — on ments, homes, multiple dwell AT A CXIURT OF PROBATE, qualified to be electors of the lonial. Lot 63x151. Spacious B & W 643-8446. OSCAR Aerokinetics, 218 Hartford Rd. tion lines. Good starting your new carpet — remove i^ a at Manchester, wUhln and for CAPE —6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A MAPLE dining room, 6 chairs, ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real the District of Manchester, on the Town of C|oyent^. cheerful kitchen, separate din BARROWS and WALLACE Co. rate with secure future for PART-TIME them with Blue Lustre. Rent 20th day of April, 1968. The..le qualTfications are as fol rooms, wall to wall carpeting, zone, water only. T.J. Crockett two leaves. Excellent condition. Estate, 643-5129. ing room, living room, fire Manchester Parkade “ SOLD” is what counts. If you A man with proven record of ------Q______* - . Preeent. Hon. John J. WelleU. lows : Applicant must be twenty- good condition, central location Realtor, 643-1677. electric shampooer $1, Paul’s $150. Call 649-1606. Jistae. place, good closet space, walk- Manchester 649-5306 want to sell your house; cash MAYER accomplishment in this MORNING HELP MANCHESTER — 4 room aput- one years of age, must be a for schools transportation, Paint & Wallpaper Supply. Estate of Ruth C. Finn, late of up attic, 1% baths, oil hot wa COVENTRY — 100’ treed bulld- in on our contracts. We can sell field. WANTED ment. Convenient location. Manchester. In said District, de- resident of the Town of Ckiven- shopping. $19,000. PhUbrick ter heat. All this plus 2 connect BOLTON NOTCH area 4 room your house. Join our satisfied COLONIAL BOARD Co. D. A. AQUAMASTER, 2-stage try for six months. Any appli ing lot, reasonable. Owner, 643- Stove, refrigerator and heat Hje administrator having exhibit-. Agency Realtors, 649-5347. ing rooms In basement, profes Ranch. Owner, call after 5:30 customers . . . call us today. SLICED cant who is a naturalized citi 5724. Skilled and Unskilled MALE OR FEMALE regulator, fins, Sqalle, (Aqua SINGER ZIG-ZAG furnished, $160 per month. ed his administration account with sionally finished, elecMcally • p.m. 647-1603. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922. said estate to this Court for allow zen of the United States shall MANCHES’TER — New four Write Box AA Lung U. S. Divers Co.), flber- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ance, it is heated and additional bath. HEBRON London Rd. 200x' 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Sewing machine, slightly "O R D E ^ ; That Ute I64h day of P^fsent the certificate of his bedroom CoIoiUal located In glas water skis. White Stag, City water, sewer, 8x10 tool 400, well, sceptic tank. $2,900. ExceUent wages, fuU-tlme, Manchester Herald APPLY IN PERSON 872-3672. used, monograms, makes WE HAVE customers ufflitinv May, 1968, at two o*ciocic afteniDon naturalizQ.tion or a. copy tncrcoi beautiful Cllffwood, Bush Hill 0 days per week, shift dif buttonholes, sews buttons . r “ J .1 Office in the MU- issued by the United States Im - shed. Under $30,000. Walton Terms. Goodchlld-Bartlett, for the rental of your apartanart. nicicainicip^ Buildingftdidin,. In" m ^ d ' M a ^ e s- mlgratlcit and Naturalization Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- BACON ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, on, blind hems dresses, all ter, be and the eame is assigned Grant Agency, Lillian Grant, Realtors, 289-0939, 289-9161, 649- An Equal Oppoitunlty ment or home. J. D. Real Es Service. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, Taste in Girls Differ life insurance, paid holi c o n a l d Boots and Aceossorios 46 without attachments. Our 6 tate. 643-6129. for a hearing on the allowance of Realtor, 643-1183. 4266. Y M D said admlnlstraUon account with 644-1286. days, other fringe benefits. Employer Dated at Coventry, Connecti year parts and service ------—______saiasaid caiate,estate, «ascertainment of heirs cut, this 2nd day of May, 1068. SIX ROOM Cape with 2 large BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ FOR SALE — $489. Boat, motor, guarantee. THREE rooms for rent, second ibuUon, •• and this .i. MANC3HESTER — New 3 bed- noUce of the Michael J. Pesce bedrooms up and extra large from water, treed and In very DRIVE-IN trailer, accessories. 16%’ Crls- room Cape. Fireplace, garage. As Boys’ Ages Differ Progressive and Expanding floor with heat. No pets. $110 time------_Kiand place assignedasaiKned^for for i said Donald S. Davis closets, 4 nice size rooms on nice area. Priced to sell. 46 W. Center Street craft, 35 h.p. Johnson, Hale and per month. Call 643-9601. hearing be given to ell ------persons % acre wooded lot. CHlffwood, Company LABORER, experienced in Complete Price $53.40 known to be interested therein to WilUam G. Glenney first floor. Offering 3 or 4 bed Hayes Agency, 646-0131. By VIVIAN BROWN lot of things with a girl—poli Hardy tilt trailer. 644-0263 after Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray , concrete work, $3. per hour. 6 p.m. “■PPear and be heard thereon by Elizabeth R, Ryclulng rooms, copper plumbing, com AP Newsfeaturea Writer tics, civil rights, travel—espe Manchester, Conn. Or payments o f $6.34 per publishing a copy of Uiis onler in Board of Admissions Holcombe Realtors, 644-1288. CaU 643-0891 after 6:30 p.m. wme newspaper having a drcula- bination aluminum storms and Does a young man’s fancy cially travel as I hope to sec a month. Call Capitol Sewing FOUR ROOM flat. Adults only. COLONIAL BOARD Co. 14 FIBERGLAS, 36 h.p. elec Uon In said District, at least seven screens, plus breezeway and Rosoit Praporty still turn to romance In the lot of the world and people in a ONE TREE climber and one Mgr., Till 9 P.M. Call col 643-8330. toys before the day of said heor- tric. Tilt bed trailer. Fully garage. 7% years young. $21,- spring? Boys from 14 to 18 an few years,” says one boy. ‘ •*•1 ground man wanted, experi lect, if toll. on or before For Sole 74 615 Parker Street HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or equipped. Call 289-7044 after 6 BIRCH St. — 6 room duplex, April 30, 1 ^ , by certified maU, a 500, Wolverton Agency, Real swer that question with vaiylng don’t like a girl who argues, enced only need apply, top p.m copy of this order to Thomas F. BOLTON Double Fun COVENTRY Lake — 4 room MRS. E. P. LOFTUS part-time. Call 643-6808. near school and shopping, call Finn. 57 Columbus St., Manchester tors, 649-2813. degrees, of interest. though. She can have the cour wages to right man. CaU 643- «. 246-2140 246-1816. Conn.; Nora C. Keman. 39 Cannon summer cottage. Excellent age of her convictions but I 8104.- 16’ MARINE plywood boat, 46 R ^ , Mayberry VlUage, East Hart PUBLIC NOTICE area, close to water, beautiful For example, 14-year-olds say ford, Conn., and return make to they "don’t mind” playing spin don’t like her to get vehement h.p. outboard, trailer, skis and HIGHLAffo OAK Village — Im- this Court, The Bolton Zoning Board of ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes Situations W ontod— the botitle, post office, and so on about it." MAN wanted to work In lum many extras. 646-3022. mediate occupancy. Deluxe 2 » JOHN j.jyvALLETT, Judge. Appeals will hold a Public Hear Agency, 646-0131 EXQUISITE IMPORTED F o m o lo 3 8 One 17-year-old says if you MAN FOR LIGHT cleanup work ber yard. Must have driver’s bedroom, wall to wall carpet- g®- Jerotne E. Finn, Admr.______ing May 14, 1968 at the Bolton Bouffant Beret at parties and they like to dance Moohinery and Tools 52 ASHFORD LAKE — 20 mlleS in the dark. But, they don’t see don’t get with the crowd and mornings 8 to 12. Call Chorches license. Davis & Bradford Ltun- HIGH SCHOOL senior desires ing, dishwasher, disposal, other Town Hall, Bolton, Conn., at congregate on Saturday night, TRANSLUCENT ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East Florists— Nurseries 49 extras. $170. per month. Call east of Manchester off Route any reason why you would ask a CHINA Motors, 643-2761. baby sitting or mother’s h e lp ------8:00 pjn. to hear the request of you are considered a dead head. Hartford. GARDEN TRACTOR with mow Mole Produerion 44, shore front lots. Other g;lrl to go to the movies or go Create a mood for gracious dining with a table service er for summer. Call 643-7976. PO’TTED tomato plants, also by J.D. Real Estate Co., 643-6129. R. K. and E. M. Jones o f Bolton The girls have parties and there REPAIR MAN needed, fuU-time er. Also rototiller. Call after 4 W o r i n n Center Road for a variance on choice sites. Easy terms. Ar fishing with you or anything like so fine, you'll be tempted to display it in a cabinet arid for sewing machines, will train. PART-TIME JOBS from $60. to the dozen, cabbage and lettuce 4% ROOM duplex, heat, hot a non-conforming building lot thur A. Knofln. 613-5440, 649- that. Two boys who attend danc is some pairing off, he says, but WILL GIVE excellent care to p.m., 742-8261. Openings on All 3 Shifts usually it Is just a crowd party. bring it out only for the most important occasions. 'Yet, Good starting salary, many $70. weekly, permanent posi plants. 643-9669, Krause Green water, stove, refrigerator fur located on the east side of Clark 5038. ing school admit they like to child, age 2-6 weekdays. Call house, 621 Hartford Rd. Rates: $2.42 per hour and up. now so inexpensive you can grace your table with it fringe benefits. Apply in per tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car nished. $130, a month. 2-year Road. dance with girls at the school •Eighteen-year-old boys spend 643-2651. Applications accepted daily. CAPITOL every day! •> son. The Singer Co., 866 Main needed. Phone 649-6309 between lease, plus security. Call 646- TTiis building lot In question BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 but dread "getting,stuck with a some of their time ducking mar YEWS — 60, cents - $3.60. Dig Antlquos 54 0090. Call Mrs. Marge Hampson, Is non-conforming in area and room summer home secluded riage. St., Manchester. 647-1426. .6-8 p.m. your own, afternoons or eve cow.’’ YOUR CHOICE OF TWO ELEGANT PATTERNS Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 643-6168 front footage os required by hideaway, near water, 3 bed What’s a cow? A cow is a girl "I talked to a girl all evening FARMS MEN WANTED part-time morn nings. 408 Oakland Road, Wap- MODERN 3 room apartment, all existing Bolton Zoning Regula rooms, only $9,800. Hayes and suddenly she began asking ping. 644^1900. Apply to tions. who stands with her head sort of ings for Janitorial duties in R O U T E SAT E SM E M OROOMINO ALL brMds. Har- cStoSSi utilities furnished. Call 643- Agency, 646-0131. me questions about marriage R o y a l R e g e n c y 0204. ROGERS CORF. BOLTON ZONING droopy murmuring something Manchester area. Call 524-0620. ROUTE SALESMEN f l o w e r and vegetable plants Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. that resembles moo-moo as she •and I suddenly got the pitch. Rd., Bolton, '648>e437. Mill A Oakland Sts. BOARD OF APPEALS BOLTON LAKE—lote with lake- POLISH cemetery pots, dish gardens. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- SIX ROOM duplex - available shyly wags her head back and Me? I got sa nervous I could E l e g a n c e ^ R o s e AUTOMOTIVE mechanic want We have excellent routes Manchester, Conn. Signed: John Morianos, front privileges, toilet facilities, Open weekdays after 3 p.m., all 9 p.m. Sundays open tUl 6 June 1st. on busline. Parking forth. have fallen through the floor." ed. Top wages. Sunset Service available in Manchester CUTE LITTLE kittens need a An Equal Opportunity Chairman $406. Goodchlld-Bartlett, Real with edges nmmed in ;eweler s featuring fluted nms. the hallmark day Sa,turday and Sunday. 21 p.nu closed Tuesday and foi; two cars. Adults only. No Another 18-yeur-old volun Station, 656 East Middle Tpke., area for ambitious men who good home. Call 849-9236 after Employer Howard P’ Jensen, tors, 289-0939, 289-9161, 649-4265. Fifteen-year-old boys arc un quality, genuine platinum of the most expensive china. Angel Street. Wedhesday. ^ pets. Call 649-1963. Secretary predictable about the effect the teered that he dated a girl four 649-6321. can sell our nationally ad 6 p.m. KELBASA May 6th, 1968 fair sex has upon them. Thesy times, held her hand In the mov vertised dairy products. We PRESS OPERATORS DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, EVERGREENS for sale — less are at the wavering age, per ies, kissed her goodnight sever offer steady employment, Out Of Town PORK LIFT OPERATORS black and reds, several litters than wholesale prices. Dig your CROCHET haps. al times and then heard she was guarantee minimum of $100 75 PACKERS ready to go, paper trained and own — only between 8 - 12 "I don’t mind taking a girl to loading a hope chest. weekly, based on salary healthy. Also Pekingese and noon. 71 Spencer St., next to "I don’t know whether my plus commission, with op MEN AND WOMEN Attention: CAFE GOO OWNERS VERNON — cuBtom built 6% a ba^eitbaU game,” says one, First Shift, 46 Hour Week Welmaraners. 1-628-6673. Holiday Lanes Bowling Alley. room Ranch. Aluminum aid “U my flaitiier gives me money.” friends are teasing me, but they portunity to cam much say she is putting my initials on W e hove inleresring fobs open for you on oil I f yo u have a standard size CKpe ing, rec room, bullt-lns, dish Another 15-year-old boy has EASTERN BOILER & more. Excellent company towels. Girls really go crazy ELE<3TRONICS, INC. paid benefits including Housohold Goods 51 3 shifts. Attractive wages, group insurance washer, exceUent location, tip dates with one girl all the time, 6 ONE ALL GINGER kitten, two (Approx.,12 sqs.) top condition. Hayes Agency, "more or less steady." She when .you are a little nice to 99 Loomis St. life Insurance, hospitaliza ginger and white. Call 643-7731. 1968 SINGER zig zag sewing and profit sharing benefits. W hy not drop in helps with his homework and them." TOPQUAUtr tion and accident-sickness We’ll reshingle your roof for $275.00 646-0181. BLECTTRIOIAN — Journeyman . AKC SMALL miniature, poodles machine, slightly used, button and see us? pays his way to the movies benefits. Small additional charge for dormers TOP S BRUCELLOSIS-FREE and helper, full-time, steady — male and female, 6 weeks. holes, hems, monograms, etc. when he doesn't have Einy mon WITH emplojrment, Insurance bene- Good with children. Call 649- 6 years guarantee. Total price ey.- MILWAUKEE—Wisconsin, the ‘GARDEN GOODNESS' Applicants should be mar V BOLTON flta, paid holidays and vaca 1116. $64. Easy terms. Call 622-0931, HALLMARK BUILDIN6 C0„ INC. Kiss her? "I wouldn't dream nation's top milk-producing ried, over 21 and be able to dealer. ALDON SFINNIN6 COUP. tion. Call between 8 a.m.-6. COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Attractive 6% room Ranch, of It,” he says. "She’s more like state, and New York, the sec p.m. i^ bert’s Electric Co., sell and give service to the MINIA’TURE poodle —ador TALCOTTVILLE. CONNECTICUT S' bedrooms, living room a sister.’ ’ ond-ranking, have both elimi View-All 4-Pack SEWING MACHINES — Singer 742-9862 — 742-7889 after six TOMATOES South Windsor, 644-2421. •public. able black male, AKC regis with stone fireplace and Slxeen-year-old boys say they nated brucellosis, a costly live automatlg zig-zag with cabinet, 267-4769 CaU GoUect tered. Priced at $76 for quick paneled wall, kitchen and like girls who are good conver stock disease. So have 10 other excellent condition, button DRIVERS for school buses, For interview apply; sale. Call 649-9464. dinette area, 2 baths, base sationalists. states. And 40 have cut the inci Florida, Freah 2 Lb-. 39c holes, hems, embroiders, sews 3-8 yri. ESCAROLE a n d C H IC O R Y Manchester schools, 7:30 - 8:46 ment fireplace, 2-car at "I like to be able to discuss a dence to less than 1 per celt. a.m. and 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Ex buttons. Originally over $320. tached garage or storage Will take $50.50 cash. City 5344 29c cellent part-time for third shift SEALTEST FOODS YEAR OLD male St. Bernard. AN ATTRACTIVE combination for mother shed, one acre treed lot, ex PASCAL CELERY Junijio B ilu c h workers or retired persons.-We 742-8262. Sewing Center, 622-0476. 113 Summit St., Manchester [PERIENCED PeUSHERS and daughter's sporty activities. cellent location. train you. 643-2414. WANTED - TELEPHONE OPER ATOR No. 8312 will) PHOTO-GUIDE Is In SO COOL and li^ht. this bouffant beret 647-1434 AKC regilstered poodle puppies, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, is not only the 'in-fashlon' of today, but $82,500 niESH GREEN CABBAGE < h„ u . 12c Saturdays and Two or Three Evenings a Week sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, MAINTENANCE man ^~:rteei champion show background, 4 ranges, automatic washers For finish work on turbine blades and vanes. Above 32 bust. 3Vt yards of 45-Inch. will prove to be your best-loved bonnet! Interviews Dally, 9:30-4 P.M. with guarantees. See them at handler preferably experienced black or silver, miniatures, TOP SALARY No. 8313 with PHOTO-GUIDE Is In Pattern No. 5344 has complete cro U & R REALTY CO. Inc. NOTICE RED ROME APPLES 2 u » . 49c with cut off machines and rec An Equal Opportunity reasonable. 643-6668. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 average hourly rates, fringe benefits and profit | sIzesJ, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size 4, 1% chet directions. 043-2692 Main St. Cali .643-2171. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS! yards of 45-ln.ch. TWO PATTERNS. S EN D 3S$ In oolhi pin t 15$ for flrit-oliil ords. Apply Dean Machine Employer sharing plan. Apply at mill and imcinl hindllm tor inch ndfttrn. Products, 102 Colonial Rd., S EN D 50$ In calm pim ts$ for. lirtt-cliii ROBERT D. MURDOCK The Annual Meeting of the Inoorponatore of the Man 50 EXTRA Top Value STAMPS with purchase of ’TWIN BEDS, mahogany; maple ">•11 nnd ipcclil lundllnf for mch pitttrn. Cllxit, ManeheBtar Manchester. FREE —Cute housebroken kit Apply lin Person To Hen3d7 IIH w REALTOR 643-6472 tens, 118 Maple St. 649-7449. dining table, 4 black arrowback Sue iSutneU, llucheiter # jaa, M*W YOBB, N. Y. chester Memorial Hospital will be held in the Doc 10 LBS. MAIN PO TATO ES SCREW MACHINE operator. chairs; AM-FM radio; mlscel- Eveniiur HemM UM AVB. OF J«AN WANTED part-time. Ap Set up and operate. All bene I RED-LEE METAL FINISHimS GO, lnc.| ^m pnoA s. H m t vo bk . n.y . iMeous items. Call after 6:30 MORIARTY BROTtfERS Print Nimi, Addriii with ZIP CODE and tors’ Dining Room on Tuesday, May 21, 1968 at 7 :30 ply in person, Capitol Equip Print Nim i, Addrtii with ZIP CODE, Styli ANDOVER — 8 room Raised fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod SIX WEEKS old, fluffy kittens, Styla Number. ment Co., 88 Main Street p|m., all day Saturday, 649- 69 W O O D LA N D iST.— HMNCHESTER Numktr and Slit. Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. free, housebroken. 649-1441. , 315 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER FASHION conscious women - send SENO 50( today tor the new '68 Spring rooms, family room, treed lot, P.M. now for our latest' issue of the Spring & Summer ALBUM! Free crochet direc low 20's. Hayes Agency, 646- tions for a baby's set and a bedspread! & Summer '68 Basic FASHION — 504. 0131.

i j e ’ - * '- PAOB TWENTY-FOUR MONDAY, MAY 6, 1668 iimtriffiitpr €it»nfng H^ralii Average Daily Net-Preas Ron The Weather For The Week Ended Manchester Lodge of Masons St. EUaabeith’a MdSieni d r - The Rockville Emblem d u b The executive board of Bow May 4, 19« Clear tonight. Low near 80. About Town ■ will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. cl« will meet Wadneaday at will have a potluck and Mothers ers School PTA will meet to MosUy sunny tomorrow. High at the Masonic Temple. The en 8:16 pxri. at the hnme fA Mire. Day program Wednesday at morrow at 8 p.m. at the school lianrijpfitpr lEuptttng UpraUi in mid to upper 60s. ArittMony Gryk, 37 Academy 6:30 p.m. at the Elk’s, Home, library. Tlw Bcnnet Junior Hlfh School tered Apprentice degree will 15,070 St. Mm. Bruno Lattjva is co- Park St., Rockville. Mrs. Stan- ;antW(iilitblHStin|iort]it... PT80 will conduct iU Annual be conferred. James A. Strat Manehe$ter— A City of ViUage Chmrm hMteM. mektlnr and election of officers ford, junior warden, will pre leY McCray is program chair The executive board o f Buck- tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. In Cafe side. man. A meeting will be conduct ley School.PTA will meet to (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 (OhMollled AdverUoIng on Page 86) PRICE TEN CENTS ed at 8 p.m. VOL. LXXXVU, NO. 185 teria Two. Pupils will hold a de The Army-Navy d u b Auxili night at 8 at the home of Mrs. bate on Vietnam, and a brief The Manchester-Bolton Wel ary will have Its annual outing CUarlea Young, 186 W. Vernon orientation discussion. come Wagon will meet and elect Sunday, June 9, at Victor’s Cat The Marine Corps League St. officers tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ering Service, Tolland Tpke. Re Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at Mott’s Community Hall. The servations may be made with $595 $700 Weather forecasting will be at 8 p.m. at the Marine Home, St. James’ BDoly Name So $300 event Is open to all area new Mrs. Harry Mahoney, IIB Blue- Parker St. the hîc for the meeting of the ciety will meet tonight at 8 at Wedding comers who have been contact field Dr.; Mrs. Rose Crane, 96 More Important than aiza if the cutting, the clarity and the Fellowcraft Club of Manchester St. James’ School Hail. MOj. ed by a Welcome Wagon host Essex St.; or Mrs. John Vince, color. Size alone in determining the value of a diamond It Lodge of Masons tonight at 7 :30 Temple Chapter, Order of Francle Miner, aaelstant com mitleading. Wa offer all 3 aame-flza diamonds lliustratad Armored Vehicles Section ess. 227 McKee St. Eastern Star, will meet Wednes and would welcome the opportunity to explain the difference Taxes Rise 4.1 Mills at the Masonic Temple. The mandant o f the Rocky Hill Today’s Herald contains a day at 8 p.m. at the Masonic in prices. Do come In. No obligation, of course. speaker is Donald A. Chisholm Veterans Home and Hospital, special of interest to brides- Buckley School library staff of Travelers Research Center. Strickland Group of Second Temple. After a. business meet will speak. to-be, to their families and will meet tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. INSIST ON A TREASURE CHEST DIAMOND FOR QUALITY AND VALUE Invited guests are members and Congregational Church will ing, members of John Mather friends, and, of course, to their wives of the Master’s Club at the school library. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Chapter, Order of DeMolay for Cut Off VC Attack .their prospecUve bridegroom. of Friendship Lodge of Masons. home of Mrs. Walter Smith, R t Boys, will present the Mother’s You’ll find it on pages 3 to The book discussion group of I4A, Bolton. Degree. Miss Mary L. Dickson, MICHAELS JEWELERS Main St.. MantAester 12. It contains informaUon To Meet Town Budget past matron, is chairman of a LIQQETT DRUG my thrusts both around Saigon The Infantrymen reported kill Members of the Manchester the Newcomers dub of the SAIGON (A P )— Ameri about wedding plans and pre St. Gerards Mothers Circle refreshment committee. PARKADE and In South Vietnam’s northern ing-35 enemy soldiers, and five Junior Women’s Club will have YWCA will meet tonight at 8 can tanks and armored per- . .v paring for marriage. will meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. Americans were wounded. a duplicate bridge party tomor at the home of Mrs. John lo v e OPEN sonnel rarriera ioined the at the home of Mrs. John Doug- Llnne Lodge, Knights of Py sonnet rarners joinea me North viptnnmi>su> Vietnamese » a hanmininv bargaining A number of civilians also The Manchester Board of Directors last nigfht adopt row at 8 p.m. at the home of ly, 53 Fairfield St. "The Ar new battle of Saigon to rangement" by Ella Kazan will gan, 18 Santlna Dr. Mrs. John thias, will meet tomorrow at 8 17:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. edge when preliminary peace were wounded as thoxisands of ed an all-time high $11,991,567 General Fund budget Mrs. Arthur Pyka, 99 White St. day, cutting o ff a Viet refugees streamed from their be discussed. Farley Is co-hostess. p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Read Herald Ads talks with the United States for the next fiscal year and voted a 42-mlll tax rate. Those unable to play are re Cong attack from the o ^ n In Paris this week. homes to the more secure down minded to cMitact the hoetess town areas. South Vietnamese 'Hie budget is up $1,371,441, or 12.8 per cent, over the Manchester WATES will meet southwest in the third day In the north, officers reported Pulitzer current budget, and the tax rate is up 4.1 mills from by noon tomorrow. one enemy force surrounded patrol boats picked up some of tomorrow at the Italian Ameri of hard fighting on the the current levy. can dub, 135 Eldrldge St. city's fringes. near Hue and others withdraw- _ The General F\uid budget for ’The Keeney St. School PTA The fighting subsided for a Weighing In will be from 7 to 8 U.S. troop, hod not been Ti,S tl"!™ ^ Prizes the ycar*whlch ends June 80 Is will Install officers at Its final p.m. Members are reminded to $10,620,126, and the tax levy Is meeting of the year tomorrow inside Saigon since OgM. „ made a break for the bring their mothers to the meet they helped smash the Viet ■ h s bridge across the canal and Into 37.9 mills. starting at 7:80 p.m. at the ing for a Motherls Day pro State City In adopting the 1968-69 budg school auditorium. ’There will be Cong’s lunar new year of- Hattie m southwest Saigon the city. But a second company Awarded gram. of 9th Division armored person et and t ^ rate, the board cut an Equipment Fair, with stu fensiye in February.^ In ^ e began when an estimated nel carriers got to the bridge NEW YORK (AP) ^ Three $84,658 and .5 mill from the rec dents and teachers explaining latest assaults, which be- iso Vlet Cong trying to push'into ommendations made by Town and demonstrating equipment Chapman-Joy d rcle of North first and pushed the Viet Cong 1968 Pulitzer Prizes for journal Picketed Methodist Church will meet gan Sunday, the Americans the city attacked a South viet- Into a factory building. Manager Robert Weiss. used in classroom teaching. The istic excellence have been For a homeowner with a Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the have been outside the capi- namese outpost near the Klnh South Vietnamese rangers event Is open to the public. Re awarded to members of the house assessed at $13,000, the church. Members are reminded tal searching the enemy uoi canai. , took up blocking positions east freshments will be served. Knight Newspaper group—a tri 4.1 mills General Fund tax to bring articles for a box to go Getthis units which might further Armored personnel carriers ^ jjje factory, and the Amerl By e W A ple triumph unique in the 62- boost means $63.30 more in tax to servicemen In Vietnam. Mrs. threaten the city. from the U.S. 9th Infantry Divi can armored force moved In on A Scout Leaders' Roundtable year history of the awards. es for next year. Herbert Bradley, Mrs. Felix U.S. officers believed the ene- sion moved In to cut them off. the trapped Viet Cong. will be held tomorrow at 7:30 John S. Knight, editorial di BRIDGEPORT (AP)—About a The board adopted a $713,640 Lewis and Mrs. Thomas Moore U.S. helicopter gunshlps and p.m. at Buckley School, Ver rector of the Knight Newspa dozen pickets, members of Local budget and a 3.8 mills tax rate are hostesses. South Vietnamese dive bombers pers, was honored Monday for for the Town Fire District. non St. 1290 of the CommunlcaUon.s also attacked the Viet Oong in distinguished editorial writing. This budget is up $116,722, or vaders and other guerrUlas The Hockanum Dog d u b will Eugene Gray Payne of Knight’s Workers of America, marched 19.3 per cent, over the current Mystic Review, North Ameri meet Wednesday at the Wapplng Indiana Primary Vote holding out in a shantytown on today outside telephone compa can Benefit Association, will Charlotte, N.C., Observer, was budget, and the tax rate Is up Community Center. Miss Ger Saigon’s western edge. ny buildings. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd named the outstanding editorial '.28 mill over the current levy. trude DeLeo of Manchester and A senior U.S. officer said the The Bridgeport unit of the lo Fellows Hall. Refreshments will cartoonist of 1967. The Fire District budget for her Seeing Eye golden retriever, main enemy threat was along cal, which returned to work the year which ends June 30 Is be served by Mrs. Richard j The staff of Knight's Detroit "Happy’’ , will speak on her ex $5OO indoor-outdoor Candidates’ Images the city’s western flnges, where Free Press, which has been shut Monday after the end of a naUon- $597,918 and the tax levy Is 3.52 Gutzmer and members of her periences In working with vari the Viet Cong has an estimated wide telephone strike was an mills. committee. down since last November In a ous Seeing Eye dogs and the two battalions near Saigon’s labor dispute, was cited for lo nounced, decided to resume the For a homeowner with a training period at Seeing Eye Overriding Issues Tan Son Nhut airport, but “ we cal reporting of the 1967 Detroit walkout. house assessed at $13,000, the Dogs, Inc., Morristown, N. J'. have the situation definitely in riots and their causes. Lyman Hoops, manager at .28-mIll Town Fire District tax Refreshments will be served. hand.” In the arts, the Pulitzer Prize The Southern New England boost means $3.64 more In tax INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — SOs and low 60s, and parUy The event Is open to the public. "He Is going to have to rein for fiction went to William Sty- Telephone ^Manchester’s office, _____ a Indiana voted today in a Demo cloudy with sunshine breaking es for 1968-69. force or . . . withdraw,” The of ron’s controversial novel, "The said today that all telephone em In adopting the Town Fire Daughters of Union Veterans cratic presidential primary in through. The forecast said some ficer said.” If he doesn’t rein ployes and Installers were on the ^ I which the images and personali showers were possible later In Confessions of Nat Turner,” District budget, the board out u lo u c C c e n . I \ of the Civil War will meet to force, we should have them out which was based on am 1831 Ne job, and that there is no picket ties of the contenders overrode the day. $25,904 and .2 mill from Weiss’ morrow at 8 p.m. at the home of thCTe by tomorrow." gro slave revolt. ing locally. recommendations. of Mm. Maude Shearer, 66 the issues. Party leaders were Sen. Robert F. Kennedy drew Military sources said that A spokesman of local 1290 In thermometer forecasting a record turnout of the biggest campaign crowds For the fourth time In the past The largest single Item in the Cuslunan Dr. compared to the lunar new year six years, no award was given East Hartford said that all CJWA voters to judge the hectic, and topped the public opinion o r ' r ; ; : ' General Fund budget Is $7,048,- when many of the for drama. workers have been Instructed to three-way contest. surveys. At one Indianapolis 850 to the Board of Education, 3,000 to 5,000 enemy soldiers The Pulitzer Prize for merito return to their jobs. He said up $783,850 or 12.4 per cent over The morning voter turnout polling place, the first voter re however, he did not know if they who fought inside Saigon slipped rious public service was won by the current year. LOFT’S KITCHEN varied from city to city. It was ported that the Kennedy lever Into the city beforehand, (I7e had. He suspects that between the Riverside, CallL, Press-En The board restored $220,000 Outdoor idTls with Indoor reported heavy in Indianapolis, on the voting machine wouldn’t new action Is a largely conven 60 and 60 workers were still complexions need to weather pa terprise for Its exix>se of corrup of the $319,000 cut out of the FRESH CANDY lighter than normal in Fort work and refused to leave until tional attack from the outside. out In the Hartford area. ‘ trol their skin. Six out of 10 tion in the courts in connection school request by Weiss, and Wayne and Hammond, moder he could pull it. U.S. military spokesmen The pickets arrived at the find parchness goes hand in ■with the handling of property found that sum by cutting ate In Gary. At Greencastle, supporters of claimed allied countennoves telephone building In Bridgeport hand with winter wind and aun. WELDON DRUG CO. and estates of am Indiam tribe in $160,000 from Weiss’ recom There were reports of heavy Kennedy and of Sen. Eugene J. aroun^ Saigon cut off many ad at about 7 a.m. and left alter It appears most prominently on main STflFfl California. mendation for capital Improve turnouts In Munde, Terre McCarthy charged DePauw ditional troops which the Com about 90 minutes—reportedly for the facial “T-zone" — across George F. Kennan, former ments, plus $60,000 combined forehead, down nose, over Ups Haute and Elkhart. ' University studenU were being munlst command was trying to other telephone company faclli- B'lt the turnout reports gave U.S. ambassador to the Soviet from all other departmental to chin. A creamy underbase harrassed and Intimidated at niove in lor the show of force, Union, became a two-time prize Ues In Fairfield County. no real clue as to how many Re recommendations. will act as a "shield" against the polls. They complained to gjjjcg Sunday more than 1,000 winner. He received the 1968 sudden weather changes, re publicans were choosing Demo Mayor Nathaî Agostlnelll re IHGAT HER TO the U.S. attorney’s office' that enemy troops have been report- award for biography for "Mem Young Challenges plenishing oils and lubricating cratic ballots to have a voice in vealed last night that the board Republlcan precinct officials ed killed aroimd Saigon, oirs 1925-1950.” In 1967 he won skin. This protective buffer 5 the election’s key contest. Student from Yale had received four petitions, A R O YAL were challenging would-be vot- battle which raged Mon- In the history category. would be an opaque cream stick The weather was generally NEW HAVEN (AP)—Wliitney totaling close to 1,000 signa foundation, which helps block day in the old French military cool, with temperatures In the (See Page Twenty-One) cemetery on the northwestern (See Page Twenty) M. Young Jr., executive direc tures, plus about 100 letters sun. Try wearing a golden tone €k»v. Lurleen B. Wallace tor of the Urban League, chal to balance outdoor ruddiness. MOTHER'S GAY edge of Saigon, near the airport, and phone calls, all asking for lenged a Yale student gathering Sun' effects ithc hair as well was flickering out with 46 ene complete restoration of Weiss’ as the skin and it would be a AT my soldiers reported killed. Monday night to wrestle with the $319,000 cut. covered to prevent drying and Some snipers remained but "whit© racism” they will find In replacing $220,000 of the good Idea to keep your head CAYETS LOO Horse Disqualified most of the enemy force had close at hand. recommended cut, the major change of color. For complete pulled out to the northwest. Gov. Lurleen Wallace "The real problem is to go ity Republicans and the mlnor- beauty care' come to SPELL In downtown Saigon, residents into the Ciceros — these Jphn |ty Democrats acted In unison. OF BEAUTY, Caldor Shopping OADM Birch communities you have Both groups came into last generally went about their busi Center, 649-2806, Oleg Cassini Roiri«°87 around Connecticut,’’ he said, night's budget session with the 'WVgB, WIgtobs, Fialls . . . Private Derby Winner Said ness today although the airport L*banon, Conn. and some parts of the city were Dies in Her Sleep and “ get whites to work on same recommendation ^ and Wig Fitting Rooms . . . Hours: white racism—^work on these af-' without prior consultation. Mon-Tues-Wed-Sat 9-6, Thurs- shelled again. Damage was re FW. 9-9 . . . Revlon k ‘ ^:«lce in January Ij°lêr.pbup„!n. Mrs. W allê's body was tak- tatlng after effeerta which bwe ig ^ '^ ith the^ promlse that her The board adopted a $25,600 Petnnlaa, S\êet Alyssum, Snap thereof.’ ’ Phenylbutacone Is a affected. militarized zone, Hull said the pain killer and stimulant, the en to a funeral home In Montgo- away her resistance and ultt- husband would share in major federal court panel headed by budget and set a 6-mill tax rate dragons, Oaleodulas, Oai|ia1ioiis | .g - It Is customary to take a mine' North Vietnamese had been - - • ----- appe^s court Judge Henry J. track said. It IS ciwtomaiY to taxe a lu ^ e Nonn mery less than an hour after mately left her too weak to fight decisions of the governor’s of- appeals c ^ r t Judge Henry J. for the Special Downtown Park- ■nd many, many more! nnquiw oye sample from the winner after trying to cut the Cua Viet Kivez ^ Friends said she weighed “ Friendly. The panel reserved de- The track said a thorough (Se© Pago Fifteen) Container Holds 9 to 12 Plaats (8 0 © Fag© Twenty-On©) (8 ©© Fag© Iwenty-On©) few persons on hand as the only about 66 poimds. (See Pag© Twenty-Seven) cislon. We Also Have — VEGETABLE PLANTS! investigation is being mode of ------^------GEVANI1IMS h r Receding Water

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Largo. Giant Plants Of 25 in Mine SMALLER SIZES HOMINY FALLS, W.Va .(AP) blankets and oxygen today. 35e no., 3 for $1.00 — A receding water level today The containers were sent encouraged crews trying to res from the surface on the mine and save b^ffion^too! conveyor belt system. It could cue 26 men trapped in three groups inside a flooded coal not be used to rescue the men FERTILIZERS Call The Hartford Gas Company . . . or fill in the coupon at right... and find mine In southeastern West Vir because It was under water ^Mother’s Day tmiob of the way. HUBBABD-HALL out if you’re one of the Luckies who live by a Hartford Gas line. Ask to have ginia. LAWN FOOD FREE THERMOMETER The water depth had dropped ' Personnel on the sutface con 50 Ibo. coven 6,000 oq. ft. one of their representatives visit your home and show you how you can save PLANTS The Hartford Gas, Company one foot, enabling crews to tinued In radiotelephone contact ^___ 8 bags $6.76 20% on your home heating costs by switching to low-cost Gas. He'll show move pumps ahead another 30 with this group of 18’’ and with Hubbard IbiU Garden Food 233 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn. 06101 Axaleas, Hydrangeas, you how . . . for as little as $2.9^ a mdnth and the cost of the Gas you use . . . feet to a joint 880 feet inside the two other men — foreman 60 lbs. $1.09 mountain side entrance of the FYank Davis and Edward Rudd Bo m s, Miuns, VIoletB, Lime, 50 lbs. 09c you can have your present furnace converted with a compact, foolproof If I qualify as a Lucky who livejp by a Hartford Gas line, please have your Qauley (3oal and Coke Co No., 8 — who were at a spot 1V4 miles Gardenias, Bleeding 80 lbs. 79c Gas burner. With no installation charge. And your satisfaction is guaranteed representative visit my home and show me how I can save 20% on my home mine. inside the mine. Hearts, Daptanea, Asgrow and Sootts . . . unconditionally . . . for the first full year. ^ heating requirements. I understand he will bring my FREE thermometer. Thousands of gallons of water There had been no contact cascaded Into the Gauley mine Fuschias and Lawn Seed and So call The Hartford Gias Company today at 249-1331 . . . or fill in the with the remaining group of 10 FertlUxera at about noon Monday when a — about two miles from the BlMdodendrons Special Prices! coupon. Ask for a free survey of your home heating requirements . . . at no NAME crew cutting coal broke through mine entrance — since the un obligation, of course. The Gas company representative will deliver your to a nearby abandoned mine derground workings flooded Swinunkifir Pool Chem kate;—-HTH Excihisive— Free thermometer. Then, with economical Gas, you’ll enjoy seeing how warm which was flooded. Monday. STIIEET Groups of 13, 2 and 10 miners “Thfc Yicar of the Baagatte.” Inquire from us! it is inside,... despite what the outdoor half of the thermometer says. You’ll Awaited today was the arriv were cut off by water at loca al of three skin divers from the enjoy the savjngs even more. tions strung out along two miles Philadelphia area. They were AMo:—'Dahlias, ’Tuberous Begonias, Oannas, Flower and CITY STATE ZIP CODE Call your gas heating contractor or The Hartford Gas Company. This of underground passageway bringing SCSUBA (self con Veoelable Seeds, Feat Moss, Pots, Bedwood Tubs, Window which slopes Irregularly down Boxes, InseoUcldes, Trowel^ Cultivators, Spading Foilu, offer ends May 31,1968. tained underwater breathing Itarg Edgen, BakM, Shovels, also; Boses, Salcrete and hill from the Gauley mine en apfiaratus) gear vyihl^ It was Swinmiiiig Fool Supplies. . trance. h(9 ed, could be uskl In readi- The men closest “ to the en ing uie trapped men. trance — clustered at a high Meanwhile, emergency air spot at a turn In the passageway shafts were being drilled from WOODLAND GARDENS about a rail© from the entrance surface locations above the two 168 WOODLAND ST. a 643-8474 —received plastic containers of Coal Miners man water pumps to drain water from mine. (AP Photofax) THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY Boy and girl clutch each other t or rescue news. (AP Photofax) sandwiches, water, coffee, tools. (See Page Fourteen^

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