AfanvaDiBlIrMall MUBi TWINTT-FOUR TUESDAY, MAY 27, I960 T T ie W e a t h e r iKancbrBtrr En^ning Fair and mild tea| tomperaturas in lew president, stating that oopiea of 15,590 m r o M EA Picks the MBA’s and board’s briefs Little League wann. H%h In the MB. are being filed arlth the ABA’s City of VUHogm Charm reglanal office, and requesting HoAorg Conran - It to "commence 'the admlnls- A ibitrator O VfXL LZXXVm, NO. 103 (VB n iTT-Tm PAGE&-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTES, CONN., VlTEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1969 an Bhgn BB) PRICE TEN CENTS •Bio,, lo BOOT opw tratian of the arbitration forth ’Die first dance of the 1969 k n o ih WodDMktay w ith." LNtle League was held Satur ft, to IB, te tte Ihe 'M’snriieoler Bdueatlon OMEGA day night wt the American Le flo o r o ( U m wnUom B dasorlsflon asd Board o f Bdu- MBA adverUaementa have stated five money Hems resolv of Bt. ICaiy*" Bpi*- eoMoa are one third o f the aray gion Home in honor of Mir. and P o rk S t ed In medlatlan should not be Mrs. Thomas Conran. toward aitttratlon — but only arhitrated. These were basic Conran, who retired as presi iM oproMkH, o poront of o modhaaattoaUy. A meeting of h o f OBor, OBd « pmfoooloBol salary sdiedule, health staff dent of . the litU e League at the ' orooBhaad to toOc minds as to what will be arW- aalarlee, BA plus 16 hours sal end of last season after many Ex-Postal Official tratad Is anolliar matter. ary srtiedule, non-degree teach years service to the boys of A letter from kCra. Bemtce ers schedule, and department Manchester, Is now commission- head compensation. er of (he Rookie League M. Mailer, ohalrman o f Ole The board’s position la that The event opened with a buf MBA perooimel poHdea com- .the entire package shotdd be fet dinner. A I Ouaon and his Charged in Bribery mlttoe and nsgwHoflng team, arbitrated, the five mediated is band played for dancing. Mike You can wear the same watch our astro has Informed the board of the sues, along with longevity, sick Nlmlrowrtd, president of the nauts wear on space flights— the first watch leave and severance pay, ad WASHINGTON (AP) — A Itor- bureau of tactllliaa imder Iba a new main poat offlea in Police Log MBA*o appointment of Atty. league, arse hi charge o f the to go to the moon! It’s the Omega Speed- mer top levrt Boat Offloa Do- admtoMroiUoti Of former Frnd- Ralph P. Dupont o f Dupoirt and ministrative salaries, non-teach event. master 4-dial 2 push-button chronograph portmant official waa indtotod dm t Lyndon R Johmnn. si (sefttUra to ] Dupotd, Now liowdon. to repre ing administrative and super- The next LdCfie League dance stopwatch with t^hym eter dial. Stainless by a federal gnaid Jury today Tbe Indtohnert cbntged Dob- Tbs todio sent the teachera In arbitratloa viaory salaries, teacher facili is planned for fall. steel with bracelet, $185. hb^rtwigw of teibeiy, comp- erty wMh ai eking and agreeing Dolo B. DttnDto, a, of » proceedinga now pending be ties, teacher aides, two weeks’ that Dotasrty went to woifc for ttouand ooafUot of totoreat to accept a $20,000 bribe (ram □ottaco at., ehorvod with opor- tween the MEA and the board. extra work and compensation PIneel to June llto aftra ro- lA S Y PAYM ENTS INVITED AUy. Oera John N. MltoheU Dotntafc Fireooi fir^ a Baltl- ifpting from Bra Port Offlea Ds- Bttoa o motor Yohlclo whUe bla for elementary school prin ‘2 Per Cent o f 7 Million* < R now remains tor the board * artd Joaepft P. Ooberty wua ao- more bidlder, and (be Plraocl pertmmt and, to (he haw poof- UeoBoo w ar undor lusponalaa. to seleot Its euMtrator, and for cipals, and a clarification of Ooort date to today In Baat the health benefit plan. Cause College PrvAlems cuaed in a ntaie-aewit Indiotmant Oonatruction Cb. o f «»-«*«—- r tt tiOQ, uoad hia Infiiiwaw to Ow the two to agree upon a third. returned by a epad al grand The hxMcbnent aakl Doberty, portal system on behalf of the Hartford. In his letter. Von Deck quot HARTFORD (A P ) — Sen. Ihat hkUlng, an appeal arlll be Jury In Deftlmore. in return tor (be money arxl n ed from Section 10-16Sf of the t > : Batthnore buUdro. made to the American Arbltra- Thomas J. Dodd says the tov Doherty aetvad an eaoaMitlve promlaa of future emptoyment, Tlmotliy J. DoBabiM, 16, o f a tton Association (ABA) to ap Ooim. General Statutes, that cent dbRtqitlonB on the coun-^ The iiMUctment aakd D otorty If eertetanf to (be and Want poat> agreed to uae Ma Influenoe to entuelly received Watanit at, charrod with Ur- point the third p a ^ member. where agreement Is not reach $6,000 o f tfta try’s coUegs campusss wsre ™ rter $ra>eral In charge of the help Plraocl oMafii a centraot to amount be waa A cony. Oourt data Juno t. The decision of the arUtrators ed in mediation, "Bither pcuty caused by only 2 per cent of legal to taaoe demanded. w ill not be binding upon either may submit the unres(Sved Is the 7 mfillon ooOege studenta Howard Pbananp, a, of a party. sue o r Issues to an Impartial in the nation. Each of the eight of JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 bribery end ooRuptlon to tbe ke- Baotao at., charrad with allow- The board has earlier ex board of three arbitrators." Speaidng Mkaiday to a lunch D0WMT09VM M A W ^B B T B R , 8M MAIM ST. dtotment cantos a io f a doB to roam. D o f Warden pressed Inrtlgnslinn arlth news At the board’s May U meet eon meeting of the Hartford Ro penalty of 16 yaon in patoonaad Uae Ptacehla reported that paper advertisements of the ing, Roger Bagley pointed out tary Club, Dodd said the altua- a $20,000 fine. It convicted on Phanoap’o doc knocked a slx- MBA, accusing the board of that a ground rule In the Dec. tlocv was one In which a email $2.6 Billion Asked the confitot Interast ooiafi, yoaroM boy oft hia bleycle and bargaining In bad faith. The 4, 1968 mlniftea stipulated that minority, is "denying the reet at btt him on the chin. Um araund feeUng was accentuated last no form al agreement would be of the deoent opportunity to Dobarty could grt a $6,000 ftos •raa dooed arlth seven stitches night upon receipt of a letter made until the whole package study and work and learn some- For Foreign Aid and a one year aintiiini a kCanehester M em orld Hos- from Robert Von Deck, MBA is negotiated. IhliW.’ ’ Read Herald Advertisementg ’Hla InfletmMnt ooM Doherty pttal'a emergency room. Oourt WASHINOTON (A P) — Ptssl- Ben. John J. Spertonsil, D- agraoirto aooept the $20,000 “on date June 6. or about’’ Merab 16, 1 9 « In Bol- dent Nixon asked Oongrera to Ala., floor manager of last year’s foreign eld bUl, said Inno- ttmora At that thne, on rroderick W. Tedford, M, of day tor $2.6 billion in foreign aid rtUI a pootol oswetsi —some $900 million more than vettons in the new proposal a i aprtng at., charged arlth might lessen pressure for redno- In Ida port offtoe Job^ DohHty alloaring a dog to roam. Ted- waa voted last year—saylnf thq tlcns. He described Nixon’s ro- waa tbe top wdvtaar^to the aft ford’s dog reportedly bit a pa sum is "necessary to mart es queat as "what we might reas afrtant portaneatar gh m a l on per boy who eras delivering sential requlremento now.” onably eoepeot.’ ’ matters ivilotlng to now OBft- morning papers yesterday at "Foreign aid must be viewed Bparkman mentlened tbs atruottoii. aboitt 6:90. Oourt date June 8. as aa Integral pert of our over stress on tschnlcsl ssslataiioe He also saroed aa iba pifnei- all effort to aohieva a world or and administration sasunnoes pal oontart with rnmi ias. top Bruce Famen, 17, of 12 der r t peace and Justlee,’ ' Nheon of an emphasis on multilateral government "sa ***!- raid the Ridgefield Bt., charged with sahTin sending iq> his first for- foreign asristaaca programs. budnara eommuntty on post of larceny. Court date June 9. elfn aid twywtmtti. fice pngrom a fo r nequhtog now The $2.6 bUUon inoludea $2. Asst Benste Republican Lead er Hugh Soott seld^the pRqwsal facUtttas, moderateaHon .. o f old bUHon tor UB. economic essiat- Bdward Sheppard, 46, of Sono- "Is moderate, n e o e W y dor n ft rtm, Calif., charged with Intox aiMe to developing oountries tloital wettare and poodtla of oepital around the worid, $876 miithm ication.'Court date June 9. enactment to this Congnara.’ ’ UP Plntrtax) for arms aid abroad and $78 The todlotiwant diarged trim mlllloa to help start a ptfidlo In what he termed hU "fnah Robert L. Oofmler, 22, of Crew of ‘10’ Apollo 10 flight commander, Tom Stafford, center, with using his toOusnoe "dtoaob- oorporafion to promote private approach" tor the time being, ly and Indhwctly" on bahaV of Baat Harttad, chstgisd on n re- Nixon propoeed: gives a pat on the back to command module pilot inveabnent In developing lands. the Plraocl lixm. strert warrant wkfa two oounla —Creation of an "overeeas The Nixon program for the Because of Doherty's arttooh of trauihflent lame of checks Begins Help John Young, as lunar module pilot Eugene Cernan private investment ooipora- and two ommlB o f otatainlng Troops Quit Ap Bia, new fiscal year, starting July 1, the todtotoient alleged, (bs Plr- Is about $68 mllllan IMtm what tton." money under 6Hae pretenses. looks on. Members of the crew’s families are in This public corporetkm woidd eccl company was the soeo— l former President Lyndon R All Udder on tbe oaotnedt to Court date today in Rockville. carry on aid to U.S. private In On S h o t 11 . the background at the Ellington AFB arrival. Johnson had proposed. build Bettlmon’s main pcotel vestment abroad now being con Search Out Enemy "This request tor foreign eco foeittty. A O O O B M n 8PACB CENTER, Houaton ducted within the ald-admlnlft nomic and military assistance Is The liidlctnient also soM hs Hdwavd MoKbwen, 96, of S2 (A P ) — Lera than two houn aft SAIGK>N (A P ) — Amsttosn ooaounfcs (ram die field and the lowest proposed since the taring Agency for International Maple at was chiagsd wih er they got home It waa back to Development. But it would ap- exerted his Influenoa wfthitt Ills pantroopen moved out from from beadqussiien In Saigon program began” after World goveriunsut "to expedtte or do- srading issponsfblllty after he w oili for the Apollo 10 aatra- War n , Nixon ssld. "hut It is jdy more busineaaUke • manage Space Cost Backers the crest o f Dong Ap Bla, the during wofloiw, aomrtlmea be- lay aotioii’’ by the port offioe on Mt a UHiay pole at Woodland nauta, belpliig the apace agents about $900 miUioa more than ment under a board of directon S,000-foot mmsitaln they raised cause of oomnulnioatioas diffi- teasing sxrangenMtite plswmd and Main Bto. yeOtarday and prepare for the moon-Iandtng was apqnropriatad last year" a week ago, and puahed tbeir cutties or other nasoos. (See Page BlgM) for tocHtttoi to MarytonS. then left the scene wMh (he mlaalan In July. search cpsnkions today along Spkoeamsn cmphastxed ttuit when Congress lopped nearly right fiotft wheel of his car Air Force Ool. Thomas P. Point to By-Products tbe nearby A Sbau VaHey. the ovravail opwnsitton is oanttn- $1J button o ff Jotuwon’s pro dragging. He abandoned (he car ataffoed and Navy Cmdra. John "They have ocmplsted tbair uing in and around ttis A Bfaau gram. 700 fart aoulh of the cwxddeht W. Totmg and Eugene'A. Car- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) uously monitor the pulse, respir search o f tbe motmlwin and now 'VaBsy, si ioogthno North 'Vlst- “I oonsMer U necessary to and fled (h e scene, police said. nan apent only a long lunch hour — Even as the Unitpd Stetaa ation, temperature and blood are gonUnukig the ft tecaemals- _ ____ .. . meet essential requirements PoHoe had the car towed and at with their fkmUlen Tueaday. atanda at the threahherid o f preratne o f heart paltienta. sence In foroe mkrtoii," said an (See Page Thirty-One) now, arid to medntain a base for 4 p.m. y esterday, McKowen re Then all three reported for ex- men’s greatest technological —A switch operated simply by officer of (he lOlrt Airborne Dl- future aotton,” Nixon aald. Democrats Hash Out potted to PoBoe Headquarters JadiDunnis tenotve medical examinations feet—a moon landing apaoe eye movements was developed "U.S. assistance Is essential to asirthg that (b e car be reletMed. vlalon, wUch sefaed tba moun by Metioiial AranatiUcs and agency o fflclele continue to find for the National Aeronautics tain. express and addenne our naltoncd A t (U s ttans bs was Issued (hs Spaof Administration physi themselves having to defend the and Spsuse AdmlnlstraUan and He added that the troops be goals In the International oom- oourt summons. Court data cians. program’s existence. has been adapted tor use in a m unity—a world orejer of peace State Budget Views Jime t. gan moving off the top Dong Yorty W ins The medical exam liwdone CMUca say the buttons o f dot- motorised wheelchair. It en Ap Bla shortly after «iayHgi,4, and Justice.’ ’ HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — son wtth Gov. John Isrs that are paving the route ables a panqUeglc to control tbs w ere the first pheae o f an 11-day Hours later, however, a Nixon’s new foreign aid chief Democratic leaders of the House who did not ettand tbe meeting, Minor m- Third Term Dr. John A. Hannah, said the and Senate laid their cards on Marcus sold: "W hat vre’ re do rtes was (be rasuR of a twoKiar adioos)^ detailed ecoount of vdiat they urgently needed on earth to —A tiny FH radio transmitter $2.6 billion request was "Just inand ki Saigon said some the table at a negotiating ses ing now Is a leglslafiva re- soeldsifi yerterday on Guard saw, what happened and bow combat a host of domestic prob developed by NASA to radio LOS AMQELES (AP) — May right" but acknowledged that sion today and said afterward qionalblUly. Ths governor will at, at 2:10 p.m. The driven lems. American torosa, desKrthed gidy they atood tq> jdiysleally on their electrocardioframa from aatro or Sam Yorty, an underdog alt Congress has historically tended fiiey hope to reach agreement be brought up to date wIm b m re David A. Provencher of 60 But defenders point to a long as "a considera'ble group," fttw round trip to the moon. nauta and other subjects being were on top o f the mrumtain er running second In the pri to chop Into the aid packages on the state budget before the agreement Is reached.’’ BiaaeU 8 t and Robert R . Maa- Today’a program called tor a list of material benefits from presented by successive Demo tested In centrifuges Is being ’Ifaere was no tmnvedlate ex- mary, bounced back today and day Is over. Both leadens eivprrasid cob- asy ofAmston. space research. Including: cratic and Republican adminis technical debriefing with Dim- used on Infants in hospltala. I f captured bis third term in a "I-believe the leedeirti4> will fldence that the lagtdataa woold iSsnafton of tbe discrepancy In trations. eld K . Slayton, chief o f the ea- —A sensor that counts meteo the infant stops breathing for 10 runoff election with Thomas arrive at a united poslbon," be able to oomidate tts bastaasB shrewdy the two acoounts. Tbe fighting The initial Nixon program A pickup (xwSc artd a foreign tronaut offlea. Further aeealona, rite hits ) Ben. AUen Ives, R-Morrls, tice was oonfln ned by a 96 to . A motarcyoUst was thrown off the best deal A bBI ttn t, woidd provide up who voted agatart tbe bill, said House Action 1 secret vote. his machine yesterday on New to $6 mmtan In state aid to he felt tt deprived other etate -K HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — Other Senate oonflnnatlaiia: Stale Rd., near Depot St. when Train Halts, noa-puMle sobools psaraJ tbe functions o f needed ttoxta, and —Superior Oourt Judge Louis the front fork broke as he was Senate Tuesday with only too Sen. George L. Gunther, R- The House peiased and sent to the Senate Tuesday two con- Shapiro of West Hartford to the roimding a curve. opposing votes and one atoten- Btr^ford, who also opposed the Supreme Court, 91-8. tton. TM rty oim tora supported tiw e ts la l UUs that would out The cychst, Bernard Pepka, Passengers — To Superior Court: Louis 42, of 88 Pine St. waa taken to the measure. (Sea Page Three) law supermarket and gas sta George of Danbury, 91-1; Thom Manchester Memorial Hospital in town guy. Senate Majority Leader Bid- tion giveaway games and that as O’SulUvan o f Orange, 98-1; where he was treated for skull ward Marcus oatd tbe bU that would reniovw municipal em and Henry J. Neruk of Torrlng- and wrlrt Injuries and released. Walk Tunnel ploye pramofions from the merit would pay part of teacher and ton, 96-9. A ll three ere Common textbook costs a t non-puhlic Other Votes system. NBW TTORK ( A « — An T h e' antl-gtveaway bill began Pleas Court Judgas. A motorcyclist Ranald Pel schools wns weB prepar^ "I HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — •laotricol fine bBtowtag cIoudB as a mecuure aimed only at — To Ckmunon Pleas Oourt: letier, 20, of ’Ihompsonville, waa don’t see any etaurep end state M ajor changes affecting housing o f a o M amoks dktobtod a Feim gas station giveaways, but waa charged with linprc^r pass isiu^” be aald, "end I foil to oonditkm, marijuana penalties (See Page nree) Orotiei comnuiter, (rain to a braaxlenad in committee to in ing. after he was involved in a sea any c M l Ubeifies isoueo.’ ' end sale o f pornography Ue in HadKn Rtver twnal. forcing clude all retail promotional ooUlaloa yerterday at Pine and tissiiagiri to walk a half mile Benator COorta Schaffer, D- faUlB peeeed In e latonigbt sen Pleasant Sts. at 11 ;66 p.m. The gameo. to oofsiy. One men was klllad Woodhrh%a, oo-ohelm an o f the ate session that lasted Into tots other driver was Marilyn G. and 100 psraoM iq|uNd. Education Oonuntttea that d rift morning. Rep. William C. Leary, D- Dupub of 181 McKee St No Have we got a chdce of ed the UU, sakl the measure Windsor Locka said the games Surprise Bills The Senate wrangled along one waa Injured. OougMng and cboktog on/'tbe would pay up to 90 per cent are “ rigged." Rep. Albert Web- partly ttnes ticdore granting 26- HARTFORD, Oom. (AP) — bhiogray ^"i***"*. moat o f the ber, D-New Haven said, "There of teaobsfW selerlea covering to-1 support to a UU that would Two new oommuntty ooUeges COMPLAINTS mnra than 900 passengera only non-reBgloua subjecta Is a tremendous amount of de- .faUIs eertvad on the floor of tbe clindtad out of tbe otaOed train permit towns to require oerfi- Sometime over the weekeiKl, Purtber e sdstanoe wouM be oepUon end fraud in this ac- Beneta eerty today to the ow- aomeone broke Into Manchester Tuesdsy evening and groped floates of oocupency tor dwefi- tlvUy. available for adxxila that edmit lugB at rtx untts or more. Tbe prise of a veteian mrovbsr of Motor Sales on W. Center St. tbRNMh (be dsrknosi on a oom -The bill passed by a narrow sthwetkxoO^ deprived studenta bill, prevloualy passed by the the ICducatton Oommlttee. and pried open a soda machine savings plans to suit him! orate oefwedk to tbe New Jnrssy margin on A voloe vote. For one-fiilitl .open enroUment House, now goes to fits gOveft Republican senators ootdd thid taking $10-116. The thieves al- end o f file tuniMl. Promotion procedures would no record o f the bUla to tbe tbe sofaool ooiBd reortva 60 per nor tor his slgnators. ao opened a cigarette machine, No two people are exactly alike. People like to have a choice. The dead man was Idsnfifted be ironed out hi contract ne legleUturee computer tMak end taking an unknown amount of as Wllttam J. Thompoon, 08, of cent aid for selerles, and for ’The lone “ nay” vote came too-thlnb open enrollment, it gotiations between munlclpaUties Ssn. Lucy T. Hammer, R-Bren- money. Like the choice of savings plans at Hartford National. As an Itebiray, MJ., an offrduty con- from S «L John M. Lupton, R oonld raoetve 80 per oont eld. and their employes under the tord, sold they had nevar been duotor. He had stepped out Weston. H e rsid toe bill waa other bill. mentioned to the BktaoaUon example, you might be the kind of person who wants to have a Sen Betetfler said the hlU re- VhalDWS In BUng Junior wbroi be wns ninick by the meaningless because it packs no Oomment on the value of the OommMtee. High 8ehobl and Buckley Bcfaort savings account but doesn't have the time or willpower to • ' train, appezenOy «a tt hirchad tiutaea the seme standertb of power until adopted by a munto- were broken by vandala over (Mobwaid altar coming to a non-pfitabe acteols that It does Ipaltty. (See Page Three) Bern J. Bkiward Cakiwvll, D- sustain it. For you we have Automatic Savings. Or maybe you have - -- -«■» - Brtdgeport, wlu is ooohelRnan the weekend,' police report ABODL ^pOIBOra fo r pubUo acfaooha A fter (brae Ben. Jeoob Rudolf, R-Norwalk. o f toe Approprtafions Oommtt- Three wlndowa at nUng and ten extra cash and want to make the most of it. Then you might A t Iba t m e l end In North peers roder the tMw> system, voted tor the measure but at Buckley were smashed. aU tecMdiers queUfytag for sel- toe sfUd tlM bUli bad been Select-Preferred Savings or Growth Bonds or a ruimber of other Bergro, ^ peasrogen cauUoned (hat tbe Gkneral As raised by t ^ oommtttoe. ^ iTM~r1 oat after their 90-mln- asy reimhursemonts must be Judges Named sembly aeemsd to be r*—«-g Asked where the money was A mlnlhlke frame was strten savings plans we have available. Just remember that Hartford uto walk through tbs stygian state oertUtad end thoee Joli4i« too many bfita Uke tbe one in HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — comring from, <3eldwrtt sold bs from the firont pordi of Elliott dtadomn. Most ef the injured toe achoois must have bachelor queefion that could bring «Bs- Steele of 167 Princeton St Sun National isn’t a take it or leave it bank. It’s the choice bankl The Senate confirmed 16 Judge understood then was $16 ml9- were treated 9oei snmka tahela- respect to the tandlont hut ship Dominations Tuesday and day night Value $80. Model wears ejreglasses with a switch activated lion avaUetee. fion and mtoor cdts. Only bro "W e hettewa (he hlU Is ooet- "glorify toe legtalatar." sent the names to the House rtltufionol," sold Ben. Schaffer, The reply aroused ths iniBg^ wane baqpltallaed. only by the movement of her eyes. Developed for Anqtoer major bill prosed (or action. A oar owned by Patrick Ool- and noted It is open to an nation at Sen. Jrtin M Lupton^ "W e w aited hol ding onto the aloiig wtth 67 other mearurer Supreme Court Justice How irt of a$ Spruce B t waa hrokan HARTFORD NATIONAL use by astronauts ^ immobilized by high gravity "eertr court teet" The oUbJect R-WUton, who asked bow (tekt Into yeotarday while it w as guard rail,” oaM Robelt WWter- during the five-hour serrion ard W. Alcorn was nominated much money oouM suddsiBy aon, a panMngft- “ You coukhi’t o f the UM touches toe oonsUtu- pnrtMd at M onriioolof High forces, the device is also being put to use by par»- would mafee the poeissrlon of to succeed refiring Chief Jus be "ftnaid.’’ He was not an- fioeml Issue o f separation o f tice John Hamilton King. Al BohooL One dollar in obonge, WHERE MONEY eOES TO WORK FOR PEOPLE (Bee Page lOaeteen) plegics to ocmtrol a mechanized wheelchair. ofaunob and state. a portaUe radio, and tba bom (Bee Page Three) corn’s nomination for chief JUft (See Page Three) M rr C M • CAST NMTIQBO • BUT HMTFOBO • UHBOOO • B1M0SQB • ■ n ttU S n U D • ■MOCSTU • fAMBBCTOB • TOBBINCTCW • MAMINTCM < rutBAM • BOfIB CBOSufBOKMttC rliig wore takbi. BOflBiai • C U TM . MUMC • MOBTVKU • OlCMSTU • B IV lOBOOB • VrSTIC • B 1M TK > « 0 SATIBQOR • STOBtBCTOB • IS U I > CBOTON • •tTlfTOBD > UCHMO • WKUTOBN ^ ' icanchester e v e n in o h e r a l d , m a h c e OONN„ WEDNESDAY. MAY 28,1988 MANCHESTER SVENINO HERALD. MANCE 1. CONN, W EDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1969 PAGE Tfidnil^ aai. oUmt ob*. '•■mw»**»«” '»*' >• I" ' ■ ■ : , onoa •••III « aril-narMinf nmt- from December 1667 through MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge -It:: K enny Receives January 1066. ThA Takers Filled ^ n U f toM bjr a jroulti, this tkna W a I GUIDE** ••••• Kemy also has earned the BENIN errr, Nigeria (AP) •n U-jNsroM Arlltar wUoaa A 8CRVICE OF FlUHUMCEm TAKE rax. f BOW Senate Votes Aid to Non-Public Schools Navy D ecoration BcK>k Review • AND THCATER8. Nat4onal befenae Servloe Med- _ Shootii^ prindpia InteTMt In Ute b w in IX » UMDfa'OAlCB N o v n i of "who has the mopt political Mam P age Oae) five tegjalntore, woiSd conduct that the ayatam waa inetltuted gram hum the Hartford, New _ .. T al. the Vietnamese Servloe Mie- XMto 6140 or vy cndglnc twrar nml itta ntton Th«M r«tmEi •pply to filfoo A 1107 Aoadegiiy Aaraid puli’' insSead of on the baato of Former Marino Cpl. Philip j^l, the Vletnameee Campaign lotooooE oUtf Nov I. tw meaanre, aiM he feared It Ita atudy through readaxcb, prl- to eliminate the vptiU ayc(em. Haven and Waterbury areaa to J. 9 A983 raoidd mean .the end of parochial ate teetimony and public btmx- The bill would retain the mer- the entire Mate, an over-aB plan. Kenny, aon of I&e. Dorothy unit atation for Ms service In six months In ,M l, a Berta W "V w y l■t tlcl^y, Sooth thought Bortra Strdaaiiil ”So^ FiMilBe”- . jDalnr n » « t prtoUMTa, UBtoMb itrf ^ ^ wmirtaito atert aa a THIS StAL to hhnaalt adtar Sm play of to- 0 0 3 n d fad h ai. tage and report to the governor tt syetem for hiring new . dty —Have the etate Uoetwo youth The House Tuesday opMWved Kenny of 66 Chestnut St., re- Vietnam, lor nwgiotrato-naa lutod. A Q 1076 “Flamy GW” — Color He levied the penalty' on Sura in ada Indketaa Ihe Mm wee day*a IwaL "I loat two flnioaii Beaerved Beata Avail- Sea J*o- 10, IFIOj Also paaaed waa a ' bill In- anto. Ity ooUegee In Soutbeaatem'Oon- A SHORT BIOVE v*o poooon wiciyrs wow AAQ 986 4 54 eluded on the “conaent oaian- —Allow group maiketifig Achievement Medal with Oom- MONTCXAIR, N J. (AP) — huntera from neaihy lyekaoito 0< Um younv mind. U he can iSayha thU (n ’t nor day.” Boolh he felt ite metter should re- Other trilto passed and tent to neoticut and in the New Brttaln- fe'- .*■ ■ e l Self Heguletlen. ueaar, Ihoagfat of lairtng fun C? 52 ^ K4 oetva fUrttmr atudp. the ^use wmdd: dar” that would provide froe fire and casuatty Insuranee, Brtolol ana. brt V, at a formal ceremony eSary Andereon to movli« In men aeonsed of killing ka«a *Nnfe mature and (lavelap aa a writer O KQJ4 O 1097652 at the (Marine -Oorpe Reserve young ele|)harta and oanytag o ( firom Friday, Sugtetted for OENCSAL eredit peraonaBy tor loalag tba —Require the labor oommle- medical examinations for any —Set up gukleltaea for model June hut be won’t have far to ______- 1^ . without tumlEC arty or paeudo- (9 4 82 4 954 The bfll now goea to tbe rochetiy. Training Center, Hartford. He go. off^ their turito frdin a toigrt v»- «M Nav Teik Dally Mawa ad . Thia la aa mln^NVfvWO, gam e and rObbar. House whera a lively debate to alcner to woric with repraeenta- perron who a licensed phyrician ata 'atory, fuU ot C i t S dS5“*****▼-*“ • ' SOOTH certifies may have suited —CHve (be etate health de Judges Named to also the son of Hubert Kemy Alter a 26-yeor career aa a eerve. future. Sufgaelad for MATURE Soolto daalm. expautod. ttvsa of Induabry, education and ac- panebattny humor. Nuattafkiulh vidnaraUe. 4 K32 ttouride poteortag from drink partment power to regulate the (Continued from Page One) of Hartford. ooadi of various teems at Mont The hunters sUU had a ehanos MUea A. Sm ltli eudlencee (parental dUcre- labor to set up resutatlons guar Kenny was cited for hia pro to make la profit beoanae tha .atdmMfcOa. _____MUea A. Smith Opening lead hlrgr o f dla- <7 Q J 1076 anteeing equal opportimttlea to ing from a flouridatod public use of detergents which perslat clair IBgb School, Antteraon will in the water table without Harold M. Mtoaal of Bristol fessional and exemplary ‘ per become aaatotant athietlo direc govenanent valued the ata(daHtt REAL PBOPLK, By Aliaon 0 A an worbens. water supply. im 1»w ’o?eiewaDtry aiMl THE POETUGAL, STOET: d RESTRICTED — Pereene 4 AKJ3 Other Votes breaking down cbemloahy. 23-1; Norton M. Levine of New formance of dtiUes while a tor, tocttMll *uid baseball coach remalne at 8143A0. lu r le . Random. $4.0S. South book tha ana at dtar —SkioouNga loioal bognto ot The toll wav also aent to the la the CMbbaaa. Raid T1n«a Centurlea of Bxploraflati under It not edwHled. un- mends atal lad tba quean of Weat Narth (Gonttaned from Page One) Sen-te’for final action. —^Protect (he oonfldenUallty Haven, 27-2, and Maurice Spon- member of the Srd 8-inch Hb- at Montclair State College in But the court ordered the niyrla ta aur old New England eduoatlcn to experiment With ot patients in mental hospitals. wrlUser Battery, 11th Marines, Upper Montdalr. tusks and elephant hidea ooafto- aa mmirir. dataa and plaoea Diaooveiy. By John Doa mamdon that hae been turned looo occompanlod by poront bsarto for a fh w s. Stoat won 14 2 (7 1 mart^isna a mtodemaanor if it HARTFORD, Ooem. (AP) — 20 of Weat Hartford, 26-1. All All P u t educational programs. —Redefine tbe powers of tbe Irt Marine Division, in Vietnam He’s a former Colgate athlrte. cated. ■ dataWa tta pawar atnie- Paoaoe. DoiSdeday. I7.N. into one of Ihooe oolonlea where or adult guardian. ^ whb iha king of baarto and ra- clepia the House and the gov- The Heuee paaeed M MBs In three are Circuit Court Judges. «f **»t nrlm Iteapera the The daot that dw veteraa wrtt- twnad * apada. Waat naSurally TOMICHD ernur. —Rrtax requirements on our- its longest and most produotlve rtate board of education to give writsn, mualelana and artiata Paroona undar I t not ad- plua aocounta of savings beirica —To Circuit Court: MUton H. L-HoatmL *r W*oe ia of Portuguaae live aa guealn and punme the took two apada tricks and led ------The measure, which gained seaaton ot the year Tuesday, In- tt a more artive role In helping Belinkle of Bridgeport, 21-8; WWMHBHIHBM p letiva c t dmoent heipa to explain how muted. Thit ege reetflcllen * tfahd ^mda dor Stoat to ruff, oati, so your J-10-7 ana ainpla Btfong support during haarlnga ao that smaller, bairiu oould chidliv a major measure ttgh^ looal'sriMol dirtrirts {dan cuiv mum. pay high dividenda and thus be John Ottavlano Jr. of New Ha tbda book oanm about. It hi one mey be higher In eertein Down one. tnuig> aupport. Tou should isdso r t the Stale Capitol, wouM re- entog up (nrtMotione of meat ricula. ven, 28-2; Daniel F. Spallone of Dlytta'a atory la (old hy Janat duoe the maximum penalty tor ™®* oompedUve. OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR ROUND! Inn the MnBa, ^ l*karB of lome (hat pio- Belle Smith, a 42-year-old wife ereee. Cheek theater or South would fauva made Iris an ovenrtl with a Ight hand processing planto. Deep River, 26-8; Joseph F- Mo- h at 1— t duoa aoeneUilng for the record wwfiMmo. o«nti«cb If tha haul Unease to tnaka tt difficult tor tha open- poaaasalon of marijuana to one -Authoriae -(86,000 for a Jotat h t ‘i ill's of an tanunuioe company execu- PRULnEuim nn relli of New Britain, 24-2; Simon o n ^ a a ^ s ^ ^ . tlve and mother of two. who la a PriMDd M • EubliC MTVIC4 woskad, or U Stoat had the tag bidder to gat back into Iha year in prison and a tUXX) One. study with Ne>w Toric State of are "not adequate,” said o'** Rep. Surpriser . _Bills _ , Bernstein of Bloomfield, 26-1; THURSDAY NIGHTS fill 9:00 ------I w t o ^ and . minor writer of Mwct e*—*— bytttl8n«w«04p4f. quam of spadsa cr avasi It auettom If your alda caimot Opooaltion to lessening the buUdtog a brUge between Long Terry P. MioGtovem. D-Bridge- (Oontinhed from Page One) Harold H. Dean of Darien, 24-1, Island and Connecticut. Repub- eaierclaa aa hWdlona Infhianoa hhAory at Portugal a briaf peri- haj o-* pub- Stosb hsd rtastad wllfa more than malea two spaduk dm oppoiwnto jonnnE iiioodiimro penslty came from Ben. Ray port, and the state had to take swered. and John Membrlno of Water ever the Itvea of .m^M t^g od of glory ea a Wtle neafulng *** two spadaa or artth only ona mint ba aMa to make a Jutoy mond O. Loaldly, D-Brldgeport. Ucane objected to spending more aoUon or federal atandarda The two ooBegea, which would bury, 80-8. money tor a stu4 y wirich (hey gBIgnw. nution aenMng exptatera toward She haa spent several summer T ) I A J J J trump. It waa aS vary aad. but part aaore, and you wlB ba h ^ "Hia’re tunUqg on more and w ould be impoaed. be toasted in noFthem and said, wouM dupBoeite a pievtous FMal Obatio dram the hieia- «* «wMc «Bd treaAuraa aeeelona at the oohny and baw JLSOOKS /V C lC lC Q ^®***** have made bto py to to ss 60 M-IM potato to ta lk ROBBtrUIRBRER more,” he said of the young tt waa pointed out during tbe nortfaeaotem OonneoUcut, were tIviM gMid4ki|^ pmtonloii of ^ SM f. returned for another, rather conhaot Just too aama. Sae if them out of their hand, generation, ‘tond we're letting It Oom**ottcut bridge atucly corting (jjatjuaBjon that sudi action was warmly supported by Senate They Won’t Fiurget bat ttn IMta. ftNttd a pot Tlw ourly cbo{it«n gtvo o cop- you can And the right Una of Oopyright U86 happen.’ But be voted tor the *!09.0«>- Democrats argued, how- recommended by boih parties President Pro Tern Charles T. half Inclined to let her friend- NEW DELHI (AP) — An de- •< 8MM ht oGier areaa of the eummary, r^ i^ Slip with a painter develop into To Library play batore you read on. tlaiM ial Featasaa Oatpi. 411, favorif* other provtotoos of **'**■- ****‘ ***® I P**vtoiis ^ atudy - 1® H*®!*’ “I®*® ptoltorma ' of 1988 AMeno, who said— hia RepubU Man ht nature, of Portugal’a ™ Ohtfhbaaa, mainly Iba Waat fee- aometMng more than friend- Dead QtaBen a t Bearto ______did not coat that much, and a _ ™ompted Rep. Mbrrte can comtltuente In BtofWd had p ! ^ <*»"«'! !>y a mdhu (H yu Iglna aa a Mngdom. R to quite aU right for South further study...... — was necessary *” to Hogan R-BurUngton, to say he been after him for a tong time !®!y caused authoritlro ridp. *3®““ The bill passed on a voice provide ah eventual link across only tamporaiOy Then cornea a record of explo- *?*"** toa qnaen of beaits at Marine Weather vote and beaded for (he House. would be deMghted "If there to get them a oomimmtty oot «»"« anxloiM nMmento as It te- .Summertime, and the ______***** ■ti®™**' aur" S'**®!!®* — Telng-boom! . . . Long Island Somd. The measure hgrOUba'a rajeetlai^” aaya Reid, TT" *»»« »l»o African ooari. prising inchler.ta open her eyes Grubb — Foola’ parade too aeoend trick. H Wert Iwa A measure that would set up --Jr. . was any meat bi either itot- lege, and by Senators Thomas gnn to aaert itaett to^ the king of Issarto is WINDSOR ID OCfl, Oonq. minus its mas- hoods soon ragroupad. re- to the fact that most of the in- HIcka - The long whip a 1ftISmember nn ^is¥i mas aoommlaston m o m j b m #to w de ftxrm.’* E. Dupont, D-Danleloon, and market square, ^ livin’is ectsy-with patio-bright d tOAome of the amaller la- ®* **y y?**?** I** J^Iabar ^ colony ai« „ >n. ^ cnMRfa to pkqr tt, South wffl be (AP)—TMea wGl be high along fine obscenity and pornography The m eat InspeoUon bill was Robert D. Houley, D-Vernon, !®*- hrthaOaribbaan, andthsn ^ S^o^rSuaW-aST^ to happy to capbna Itia k h« with **>® Oonneolieut toade today and study and effeoto and dia- sent to the Senate tor final whoee dtotriote would atoo bene- Police were frantically phon dimuniy’u aoeu from 7:16 aum. to.6:16 a.m. and , to dlmmvar mom riches ^ ^ owTlSS^utl*®* «^!l * Mkrtlen of such materlala also House Action aetten. — fit. ing the Fire Brigade and zoo of- Oblumbos swap dnam ad tH*- T tore aim la th e r o u ^ nr»MTUt««n» MM>ni «nr David Grant atory But if Wert ptaya a low heart **®®* '*:W p.m. to 9:M p.m. RT*.. (Oontiniied from Page One) Also approved and sHit to th a Hra. Hammer said (he Senate flciale), when the stidhu calmly tough atory at th e d ays when the Itio prectpttottng agent for hy a voloe vote, them Incldento (a Anna May. 20, IWeaUey — The image men on ibs queert dootofor must ***5® 9* DUt Saybrook to- oonurtaaton made up of merit system ranged from dia- Senate were bills that would; was returning to the old system roturned, mounted the elephant Rrid ooneindos Ua grim n- ^ Q*ma brothew - pariteular- play dumsny’a nea and then m- <**7 ** 2:16 p jn ., and to- smd rode off. .OUTDOOR who to pretty nnd as pwple H®®®*rt — A moment In Came- 10 iOM of die pUblio and cusaion o t Ms abuses to noting ESxtond the food stamp pro- of giving rewards on the basis pori wMithe obaarmlkin (hat ^asoo - were prime ndven- lealtoe later, something of a _*®* ^ ^ tum a low heart. Hris coats a ®u>mw r t 8:16 a.m. *Tt la not too fur baynnd Imagl- _ heart trick If Wert hef y to Bea water temperature at IMMIBU/IEIIIMtf-FtKIIIIKTNE of the nanmtiva acattertxaln. Anna’s brief visit natton Swt If (ha daoUna to law ™ 1*®^ turns on all the malea and tor a J?***'^® haivo tbe king, but (ha ooutiaot Bridgeport Is 66. ...IS aam m i oomea to the nign of Pariugal’a i. Scott — Bllephattt grass to aUll sale. No nmtter what Sunset today to at 8:10, and OBforoenunt goto too fu r, ^tgf- Foriunade King*’ Mannel, who *4iue n ^ ^ m u a i arihflc work is I TECHNICOLOR'/PANAVIStON’ l______FURNITURE Shaw — A card from Morocco IobIm will teko ovw anla. accomplUhed. Wart ratums, eouth can ilnw ®unrtoe tomorrow at 6 :22. roOTEST NOW. SAVE FHEE T.V. — BBGISTBB HEBE! at hhi doBlh fat U2l Slmmel — Love to Juat a word Iha OhnadtuBon, wbe^?^ *«* >“ **“ • P«*“ The novel to an amusing com trumpa and c m then ohearfuny Boattog fonecart for Long la- of antlerimhial laiws of all ESurape’s moonrobs and Stuart — Come gentle spring glve up two ^>»««« ttlclBS. *®**<* Bound: Soutfawast wlnde at Buy it by the group and save! beneflolsry of the waaMli of the edy of life among the esthetes, la oonomnad. ooatolna tha saeds but the story haa a point too. Non-Flotion If tt tuns out Miw bM l>>8!>®r gvrts today and TtnirB- I Half the Fun of being an Executive of Ita oaa daatmottoa. __ *4ien «1I the hoohaw to over, Bach — The intimate enemy This Is not a book of "popular fuaal to fhiMss doeartt coat any- ®*®* at 10 to 16 knots to- *Hia altemattrea are dear; _ tt to far”tm Janet haa made (M r dtooovery— Baker — Ernest Hemingway thlng aince Iha fTnrmr would <*!8!>1- today, tonfght and aithar wa get (ha mob, or tt gets lor toid ounnse for a * ******* ha» to be hesneK in BenUey — What to theater? u a" hanna tort Dadaiar’a beat ‘Thutaday. VisHbUtty batter than TOHIGHT ,.. and SAT. tow p a s a ^ S ^ t o ^»*^***" j is looking like one Dan Peekes to to gat oM o t the Bve miles except briefly tower and. itn.*— Tham la more “ •***’* ** P*»<«»d *4ory. but It Buechner — Hungering dark SING-A4.0NG ■m *- eftooUvet well-told end inter- Cartey — Whispers from a con trumps out baltore Eaab can lead !® ®on4ng hsae. m ______in theee pages about Pariugal’a spadea. Then Slast will tw un- Marine warnings a» in ef- m U n n S T M MANNIBS. small nwneat of glory than *=***»• tinent; the literature of con- WTTH m B f Flaimary O’Ocnnor. Edited ___ MUee A. Smith temporary block Africa able to niff a spade, and South today. m o s t readem wotOd care to will lose only one trump and ______KAY PAULSEN by Sally and Robert FItogerald. _____ Domlnls — The'cate of Africa WaUy Mayorga on Banjo Fsnsr, Stoana. 88.16. 0*>out. two opadea. Mllea A. Smith MEN OF Tffli TUNDRA—Eto- Douglas—Toward a global fed- 1 DONCASTER n s a ooOeetlon of tbe late Mtoe _____ Umos At War, By Muktuk erallam Dally Qaeatton O’Ooonor’s “oooaaional prose” IS ANTTHINO AIX BIGHT? M®«ton. October House, (6.96. <3®®® - Theatrl^ costume and Dealer opens wUk oae heart, dsala faurgaly with tha craft ot By Porcv SeltliiL OnwAmafi ^ novel chapter In the hktoiy amateur stage aad your pottaer bids oae THURSDAY Oro«m«i ^ WarnTtWs to a p i^ O*®®** ~ Between parent and spade. The next player paaaee, I 2 button "SHAPE" suits Thsra are tnegsitne sutfriea The answer to the questimt In fardnatlrg atory of how several and you are next, holding: TH E 81 iito*rtes, J.l#-7j Hearts, A-6«-S; S "INCLINED” POCKET STYLING, and laeturea. After an opening the« tiOe of SeltUn’s book to a thouaarjds of Alaska’a Etokimoe ’ ** SEVENTH SENSE" pieee on Mlm D’Oennoc's bobby rather melancholy conviction **** ergortzed early in the war ^ „ __. Diamonds, » «; Onbo, 4-18-7-g. A Groovy Sound! 5 TRIMMING EFFECT SHAPED WAIST IN What do you say? of raising peafowl, the book set- that "everything, or anything, to *®*® ® home guard and scouting 1746.18H0 : AWARD AND SMILE WINNING COLORS (lea dosm to a eonalderatlan of Answer: Bid (wo spades. touch worse than it sqipears to force, the Alariea TerrUorUU Ooff — Robert Todd Lincoln S AND PATTERNS. 53% Dacron Polyester; writing and teaobing. be.” Guard, known os the "Tundra Ttour partner rtcnnW have a t HAPPY HOURS Tha author dafenda tbe use of Graham — Confeaalons of a least flve opadea tor Ms lover- I 27% Wool; 20% Mohair...from: ^ ^ Q Q This is a novel. But It reads Army." Hollywood colunuilat % Mon. thru Sat. 4 to 6 P.M. (he grotesque In Soutbera flc- very much like a memoir, and Ektrly In 1041 M.R. Manston, THoMAUrtdFAMILT ManhaUtans, Martinis, Scotch, tton, and in fact defends South- Green—Holyoke, Massachusetts H n s particularly a memoir stwped who nerved to World War I, Grierson—^The fatal inheritance Rye, Whiskey Sours, Bar Blends 5 9 * ®m(aM by ImpUcation other in nostalgia. BeitUn’s unnamed was ootnmtoaiosied a major In Qrotz°'^^^n9^ n ln g ^ regtoiMl) writing, as having a narrator to a 60-year-old man the Aimy because of hia knowl- and o th e r ^ ^ M aS . clooe oenteet wtth reality. whose memories are orowdlng edge cf the Far Norih. woods A LOST ISLAND Her topics also Include the po- In on him. Shortly after Pearl Harbor, on Hand — How to do your own ^C O M E S AN EXOTIC STANLEY . 8i save' $4.06 rttlon of rite Catholic beUever The narrator calls hlmseU a visit to St. Lawrence Island, painting and wallpsTOrliur by buying who writes to the Proteotant "an angry hombre, suspicious he caw the pooribUlty of organ- Harrison — The O^mimists ■otali. and the falUbUUy of E n r aU *1®“®* » t sweetness and 1*1,^ the natives. Finally he and Chinese rebel- [ M o n a r c h tM group! Uoh taaoban who are supposed light" But actuaUy he Isn’t clawed Ihrou^ the red tape to Uona GREEN'S to ba 'gfvliig their rtudenta aa very angry; and what anger he hj^ pj,m before Shnest Hayter — Opium and the ro- •oqnatotance with the novel. bears to the world has mellowed Qruening, then the territory’s mantle imagination ^ BROAD STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE ' I short sleeve SHIRTS padded aluminum folding group Her essential position Is that with time. . . . governor. HUtoerry — Encounter on Bur- Ihe art or gift ot writing ooimot His story to that of a boyhood Dcjpjte th® sneers and ob- rows HIU A others ALLSPiSOSS ba taught; that the gift can be a_UWe town to the ^ structlondam of the Regular Hyman—Heard round the world MAYDANCE^ 1 b y A R R O W Rugsredly built! Special alloy alamlnum guided or molded, but only at the Delaware River, followed by Army otticera, MiarEtlt® of ^ e fart the ^ M argoZ-Your personal guide that the new ones often turn out ^ to auccessful re^ment FBIDAY. By Mttcbel $8.00 a couple I r t l O N ’ ’ Tour- to be the old ones.' koep the Eskimos in tbelr Techmeolof DmiMmI ArliM'. nter. Doubleday, (4.96. Mavor—'Voyage to Atlantia AILS So there It Is—a book of nos- "placo’’—rartally and economl- Mayer— ’The teachers strike: W W W W *Wben Daniel Defoe wrote talglc questions. crtly. They got the major Ip hot pmoEa alxxtt RobtaBOR Criisoe and his New York, 1968 sturdy aluminum plus Miles A. Smith water se'veral times with the Mlller-^To paint is to love again man Friday on a remote Island, _____ military Irapectora, but the rusrg^ vinyl tube aeat- tt was a mote or leas straight- Moraes—My son’s father niliuu-i4i-Ud' TTKE And Five Stories. By Ataska Ttorttorial guard sur- Norbu—’Tibet infi* m ateriid —^idus h a rd forwand adventure story, to ld _____ mrn-isiniMkis Jorathan Strex^. Atlantic-Little, 'vi'ved. At the end of (he war Ochs—’The death in every now wood pmrta maJee this an with autfleiert sidll to b e c ^ e a Brown, (5.76. Marstofi helped convert it Into Parrls-The SmaU Buslnero Ad- ideal group. Individually: clasoic of tale-trtling. '"nke' _ a 114-pege novella the Alaska Scout Battalion of ministration Chair, 12.98; chaiae, Defoe’s Crusoe was a rturdy, i n ^ c h a lonrty young male the National Guard. Peterson—Cups of valor 24.50. ^ square character with enough experienoee a very brief crush Here to an unusual tale of an Pinkney—Black Americana save 12.48 —-wees-a, self reliance to make the bert of on a girl and is overwhelmed by adventurous man who by stand- Quong— Chinese written char- by buying ihs group hto ridpwrocked situation and u. tog up for his native friends. actors; their wit and wisdom Jurt enough initiative to provide The narrator, ’Tike himself. Is helped to Integrate an ethnic Rhodes— KUna: design, oon- for himseU. DeFoe’s Friday was21 and for the first time is living minority. struction, oper. imm...is mmm! 1 UNIVtllSAl f KWIUN - FOffilMN KTIK p O P U L A R W E B rtrirtly the servant type, sup- away from home. He works ave- MUes A. Smith Rosenberg— Children make 8YTILISC0PI pUant to Orusoe’s will. tongs, shelving books In a col- murals and sculpture 1 .TECHNICOLOR'/PANAVISION’ Now the FVench writer Tyxir- library, has a puppy Honorary Doctorates Sandman — TTie unabashed nier has used the anme theme to McDog, and collects re career guide * " ^ * * ’“W POPULAR WEB, WITH T E L E S t^ 't create an entirely different pair conhi^ of serious music, FAIRFIELD (AP)—Five hon- Schwarz—Heinrich Boll, teller OWN SP EC IA L WEB FORM ULATION of characters and on entirety Livii«___ ^ _____to the E o m e buiWing Is oeary doctoral degrees are to of tales J(NBN DESIGNED TO OUTLAST OTHER different psychologtcal altua- ^ beautiful 23-yearrtd lumed awarded at Fairfield Uni- Steinbeck—In touch . ■ WEB ON THE MARKET TODAY. .. tion. There are modem ImpUca- ,, furt with a eelf-destruc- versity commencement exercise ’Thomas—Only In Alaska O'NCE^UPON k TIME IN THE WEST, S IWayni; M UBDoui^ BEAUTY PLUS DURABILITY tfons In his approach. oye streak to her makBup. J®®® 8, school officials an- Tltmusa—Commitment to wel- In the first half of the book purely as a m atter of whim, she nounced ’Tuesday. fare MON. TDES. W l» . THUB8 . n U . 6 186 Yellow and White ’Toumler creates a Crusoe who seduces Tike and then abruptly Recipients of tbe honors are: Vaezek- The enJoymMit of SATDBDAT, SUNDAY 8 t86, 6 l66,^8 ri8 ® t n b WARWAOON struggles desperately to 000- drops him. J.-Gerald Phelan, Fhirfleld ooim- chemistry PROTEST NOW! SAVE FBEE T.V. — Sign Pettttoa Beret I TeCHNICOLQR® PANAVIBION* I strurt on orderly wortd of his -phe story deserves the over- munity leader and architect; Verbiar—A play on words 3-PIECE GROUP own (in the pattern of hto own worked term perceptive. But its Floberi Penn Warren, novelist; Vlahos— Flmdamentals of nu- 18th century York), orhile be to style U a Ut tricky, os most of Amos Niven Wilder, blbUoal merical control assailed by Irtroapiectlve doubts its sentences, contain about four scholar; Dana'Lyda Farnsworth, Weinberger — Perspectives on about tbe validity of the clvi- to eight words. health and education expert; social welfare Used Uf e he has tried to copy on Of~the five short stories In the and Theodore Chaikin Sorenson. Woodcock—The vDoukhobora Sava $8.52 the Island. He reettsea that the volume, four are so rtight they lawyer and former advisor to Wright— Teacher aides to the untamed, tropical enviroisnent of little signlfloance. The President John F. Kennedy. rescue arom d him is flltod wtth more g f t i e r PERMANENT ALTERATIONS phlkMophical and peyrtiolcglcal ^ ^ FOR THE LIFE OF THE GARMENTI Chaise dUemtoas than he had ever Only reckoned with in Ms simple- Norman Millar not only fits you parfartly at tha time Vte’re celebating iO minded adherence to ocdetll- of tha sala but continuas to kaap tha garnrMnt fitting years of value giv $1.3.50 nesB. Jornal liiddi parfartly for as long as you waar it... at no charge. ing with these sav Ill the zeootrt half of the rtory 3 FOR ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS ings from our 4 big Charge Any of the Above Groups on the author Irtmduosa a faalf-In- A n flo o ial Keith’s New Revolving Credit Plan! dtan, half-Negro Friday who la • llll no mlndtom servant at all. ’Ihls exceptional room Friday to a n a l Nature Boy, full Have You Tried Keith’s '^One-Stop Shopping?’' at an exceptional , . • We’ll Come *70 Your Home Tto aAU Purchases Ins(>erted Advise You! 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1969 P A G E i r o bowling, they may be whsealm SoMith Windsor ^Asthmanauts’ and stAl say they feel Ana," be said. Get Special Care CARIH, with 168 beds, pro Fuads for Teaching Shifted vides free treatment and edre In Capsule lEk>x for children from througboift tbs GRAND United States who suffer from TTo Supplies hy School Panel DENVER, Q>lo. (AP)—The chronic and unmaoageaUe sstb- : With the biMfet for next year demonetraitian ebowed, goee a youngster with the mod halreiit Thursday and Saturday Only! ma. Reaearchera here also are eat to Oia bone, the Board of loaf way toward explaining the climbed Into the bright orange looking for the cauMS of asthma OPENING! ■duoattai laot night shifted need for grouping, and other sAergic dlseasss. aome of the superintendent’s All the teachera who spoke capeuls'^ and grinned through the •ealed window aa the hea'vy While nine of 10 children Im reeoaunwMled allocatlana away about the reading program em* prove under medical aiq>enrl- from teachers and back to pen- phaslxed the need for a variety door swung shut—air Ught—be hind him. aion, It ie estimated there are UNDER NEW oils and paper. of texta to keep Interest and 800,000 children with severe con Only board member Roger provide for a wide range of tike other youngaten under MEMORIAL DAY strictions of airways. CARIH ss- Myrick voted against making abiUtlea. treatment for asthma at an unu further cuts In the budget for One point Miss Zocoo made 4 sual facility here, Peter Ewing, tlmates 80 per cent of the se MANAREMENT verely afdlfted patients it treats new teaching positions for next w s l s that it is important that a 6, calls himself an "aathma- year. Board mmbers Arnold, third grader reading at a sec- naut.” either improve so that Uttla Bversole, Lyona, Decker and ond grade level not be reading The chamber he entered is medication la required or be Primevera voted tor the cuts; a book that Ha contemporaries known technically as a “pleth- come asthma free. Virtually all a ;"V; board members Laurie and An- read last year, yamorgraph.” But the young the others Improve enough to at Iwalter Sharp TWO PANT SUIT derson were absent. The greatest need for texts In ajfthma patients, carrying out tend school regularly and paiti- The vote calls tor a reduction South Windsor, according to KSas photo their ]day on apace program lin clpats in moat normal childhood In new teaching positions tor MlsS Zocco, was for students Jeyee 1 go, call it "Atluna 18.” Doctors activities. WELCOMES HIS FRIENDS next year from 15 to IS new reading above their grade level and teclmlclana call It "the body AND CUSTOMERS posiUona, and culls for a trana- rather than below. This she said To Study in Spain, France boot.” fer of $15,000 out of the teaching was due in great part to a The chamber Is used to meas Rooney Trie* Again positions category into the sup- change to a phonetic method of Mias LssUe RuHn and Mias led by Mias Helen Jetts of the ure the amount of lung damage LAB VEGAB, Nev. (AP) — plies category which had been teaching reading, Joyce Rubtai, daughters of Mr. MHS facuUy. caused by asthma. Alotor lOckey Rooney, 48, hap PROFESSIONAL severely cut by the superintend- Conservation Oift and Mrs. Leon A. Rubin of 114 Joyce will Uve In La Source, Peter Ewing la the son of Dr. ’become a bridegroom, for tbs ^ 1^ view of the modern quarter of Tripoli, one of two capital dtlea of the ent’B re-allocations. Walter Mealy, chairman of and attend the university at Or and Mrs. Wayne A. Ewing of The vote was contingent upon the Exchange Club's charcoal Plymouth Lane, have been seventh tinw. AlaskBrsii^ constitutional kingdom of Libjra on the North African coaat. Re leans, enrolled in a program of SpringAeld, Ohio. Hla father la a BARBER SHOP cent oil discoveries in the north have brought an increase in prosperity to the SENSATION! the board's receiving some $45,- sale, thij week presented Mrs. selected to study abroad this Rooney and OarcUne Hockett, French art, language, and clvUl- doctor of theology, and a teach 28, of Bevacly HUH, Oalif., were 3«0 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER nation where once the Barbary pirates held sway. (AP Photofax) SOO from the Town Council. Louise Evans, chairman of the summer. eation, tor a month. ing missionary for the Lutheran Throughout the negotiation pe- Conservation Commission, with married Tuesday. R 'was the LeeUe, a shomore at Boeton She will attend classes week Church In America. OpM Ev«ry Doy Except Wedheedoy riod, according to boeud chair- a check tor $200 to be used for Peter’s worsening athma second nwrriage for the bride, man Charies Lyons, the council the commission's projects, Univeraity, will atudy and live day mornings, leaving after w t» m«t Rooney whAe he was 8 4 D ^ — 8-5 SolHTdoy with a family In Spain under noons and weekends free for caused the family to return to hsa promised to make up the According to Mrs. Evans, the the United States f^om Singa appearing on a Jhiride Gleason 2-PANT difference between what the commission plans to use the TTie Ebcpeiriment in International tripe along the Val de Loire, television ftww in Miami. All About Libya pore in IMS. Dr. Ehring now is' a board offered to the teachera funds *o purchase material for Living program. Prior to the where ahe wlM vlsiit the famous begjuilng of the program, ahe chateaux. In August, her group visiting professor at the Hanuna and what they Anally received, a bridge to be built over Plum School of Theology in Spring- By ALLAN JACKS at ooatnufta—ttw new, Ote old oludea oontnucton The $45,800 repreaenta that Oulley Brook at the Town Hall wUi enroll In a 17-day, 100-hour wiU visit Paris, and then travel course tot oral Spanish. to Belgium, Holland, and Ger Aeld. Peter’s near total attacka AaaoctiUed Prara Writer and the aowlent. eiqtpUea and aei vlof to the oil amount. conservation project. of asthma resulted In his com During the dlscuaslon of the The senior woodworking class During the language course, many until mid-Aug^. TRIPOLI, Utm (AP) — Lib- natrohante aril band- induatry, agenta for tonign SUITS ing to Denver early this month motion board sentiment inclin at the high school, taught by LeaUe and the 10 other mem ya had probtoma wtien 4t waa gold trinkfta flnna, Importen, mkMhman as a patient in a new aectkm o$ poor, and tt hoa problema now In the oM baaan or and opereton. Ittfao Inchideai ed to favor the "bricks and Gregory Ramsdell, will be con bers of her group will be aa- Children’s Asthma Research In mortar” ^proach, while the su structing the bridge based on Bisted by an eixperlenced leader Not on the Record tbat Ifa ridL auks of TWpoU and Benghaal. owners of once wortUato daeart perintendent of schoHa, Charles stitute and Hospital (CARIH), Their mountatna of memtandiM which has become thriivlng aub- plans from the Oregon State in discussing the customs and the largest such facility in the Por one thing, Warner, favored retaining as Forea* Commission. The bridge DOVER, Del. (AP) —Repub le^ “*** Indude radkai from Ger- urba or fttea to r hoteH apart- otdture of Spain, preparatory to lican State Sen. Andy Folts of Weatem Hemisi^ere. change JawnL electric ndx- mento and office hiiildinn. many new teachera as possible. is expected to be installed In meeting its people on their own if another Middle Slaat many and Japan, electric gnfaC' menta and office buildings. Dover took the fkxxr of the Dria- The airtight plethysmograph _ . __ „ „ ■era, and colorful madilne-made Once the town baa taken care two or three weeks’ time. terms. breaks out Por anotber, tta Ubeae people apend freely, ware Senate to complain that helps determine juft bow se and not always wleely. They fly of the minimum requirements According to Mrs. Evans, the Following arrival in Spain, ahe atwaig kkK la in hto 80th Vear. ^ tanported. tor plant and materials, in the method of tape raoording verely lung function has been Muerndna call the toltitful to to liondon, Rome, Beintt or Oat- commlasion is considering a and other Ebeperimentera will Senate eeaslons wasn’t wmlclng. and no one la certain bow thinga Wafnsris vtaw, the board's bridge-naming contest, since the impaired, said Dr. Hyman Chal, prayer five times a day—by ra- ro. Uve with Individual families tor director of hoapUal aervlces. will be after he goea. money la better ^wnt on staff. ifame Plum Gulley Brook Bridge a month. From this vantage UnaHe to And a tape from a oorded tapes broadoaat from Until now they have been kept When minlmums have been met, would protiebty require a sign session last year, Folts saldt Confined in the chamber with eiway from govenunent and point of a family environment, its fixed volume of air, the aert kingdom, bigger than Abaa- said Warner, Vyou have to go longer than the bridge, they will have an opportunity to' "There to scmeitiing eeriouriy ha, was gripped In a vtae of ^'“ritlng meters line city have little poUUoal influenoa. bock to people. R’s people who j Iim Teala wrong when you can’t go back youngsters breathe through a develop friendships, learn cua- device that feeds measurementa haokwaidMMi^ povertyNow •**«*•■ Jan«»«ri with ca»-4ri)m form^Wa gw- make the program grow." You Tuberculin Tine teoU will be toms 'and tradtUona, use the one year and And out what hap tt la a blocminr inrynmftMiv Utilitarian Italian and ®rnmei*B t o a great eoctent with can gH along without peper avaUaNo to all chUdren in pened.” of pressure and volume outside to flaahy with protoa- language, and partldpiate In the to a console, where readings aa long as you have a tenHier orades 1, 7 and 12 at aU schooia At this point, Foltz wan inter famvard on a single furi- O U ^ eporta oats and eve* flashier men—eqglneeis, eduoa- country’s aotlvtttos. permit quick calculation of lung and a blackboard." on June 2nd, at a cost of 2S During the last three weeks, rupted by Reynolds du Pont, The board did not specify cents per pupU. function. Leslie and her group will invite Senate president pro tern, who The de'vlce also Is used by tory has experienoed surii me- metora are largely Ir „ hii . - which poaitlona the superinten- Forma have been sent home members of host tomlUes to join said; "Senator, would you cane SPECIAL CLEARANCE! teorte iratory Diaeose Aaeoolation. France. She wiU be aocompan- ioet causes.” nhslng indiiatrtal Mfe. and heavUy laden donlcey poabldria geatton when Warner explained Save An Extra $10 Off Save An Extra $20 0ff| For 80inin«r! expertly tailored! Doubka your the need tor retaining the posl...... ProapeotOTC first dtoooveiM y ^ v l ^ aeriala Jut from o f to r g reater ooncem, to •••iiniinmini!? wear with an extra pair of tvooMni... tlon- liiJHlIHiiiiii oil under the Sahara’s aanda In vUla^bouaes and hlgh-plaood Ubyans andWeat- Primevera had originally pro- on any on any 1987, and two yean later a U.8. ““ ‘tom city apartments to re- ««) altoe. to tbe ■ Siiea to fit everyone. posed that the positicn be held ilijii oU company, Baao, brought In wo eftlect of another open mtil the toll when the IHili the flist welL ««*ed year. Jet and turtx>- gjaat upheaval. A new A ito^ board would know better what ||ijii [Westinghouse B/W Port. Westinghouse Color Pori. Today three mllUon banela ***“ *ear. could puah tt could afford. If there Eq>- j|ip leave the country every day, ^ to an abnqtt levera^ peered that money would be ipi| ' providing the Libyan govern- ^m ecta li^ a '^ th Btoope and proeent poUctaa. Among other avallahle later In the yew , said !||ji ment wtth about a btlBcn doUora *»* things, tt oould trigger aa aecplo- Primevera, the board oould H;|j: anmially In revenue. That to ap- slon of resentment agakwt the then hire an additional mirae. M a n c h e s te r proodmately $680 tor each of the proitooed meft of United etates, nmlsatay in U- Warner said that the need tor jipli country’s IVl mllUan peoide. d^topments. ^ t tim by^ ^yea of toraali military an additional nurse was great- iii General Electric Over 40 UJS. and European oil ®**^**?5®®, ?toor aaaeta too— power and pnewrw. eat at the beginning of the :|j;H oomponlea am Involved, aloag treawirea In Hmtt- when the June 1987 war erupt- year, since she would be used Ilijii ISAVIJVGS 1014 lb. Personal wlth soores of drilling and pipe- 'J®* numbers and some agrionl. ed ao did Ubya. Miotin wie^cM primarily for Undeigaiten iiiiii line oOnoema, tankeis and stoev a UjB. Intoamatton Servloe 11- A screening. age faciUQea. Leptls MiagnuB, Sabawtha and bnary end atonad tbe Brttifti Gifted Children Program Natural gas began to go to en to the top two or three iiiiii above $1,000, aa incroase un- aoutiiem oases, citrua touits invtUved in the Arab-IaraeU oon- SUITS per cent of the sixth grade class. mattiied enywlien. along the coast, and figs, baaan- fliot but tt to as deeply Involved Most of the children In the class iiiiii The statistics are staggering as, apricots and applw acat- emationally as any fVtv— Arab will have I.Q.’s of over 140, iijiji even to ttaoae who have watched tered through the weatem part nation. and the class will be limited iiiiii aU thla at fintband, but the wxmtry. Ubysi’s eoo- The government belpe support to around 10 students. iiiiii problems tint have come vrith nmnlc progreas has been to a Egypt at the rate of $70 twnispn The 10-week course, according iiiiii Bucoeea are otanoet equaUy stag- «w*tfd«ra,ble extent matched annually and gtoee Jbtdu $28 to Mrs. Wilson, will probe the iiiiii fjusaiL gertng. politically. Relative etabUlty million a year. Libya committed question "What makes man, iiiiii The immediate No. 1 problem has come to the country la only Itself to them poymento after man?” through the analysis and iiiiii 18” Diagons] Screen — 172 sq. in. Picture la an almoet complete lack of 18 years of Indepemtonoe. the ftx-dsy wetr coot Egypt tts study of evolution, archaeology iiiiii people with______the education_ and__ A*®*" wMitiiriea under the Sues Csnol revenue and much and culture. iiiiii trstatng to handle the oomplexl- *** Ottoman of Its tourist inoonra snd left The program will include ex- iiiii; ties of a modem Industrial com- pmpJra, and three dec- Jordan’s economy ateggeriw tensive use of oammunlty re- iiiiii Portable TV munlty. The reeult to a muMUln- Italian role, Libya AddltlonaUy, Ubyov sources such as local Itxlian Iiiiii gUBl work tome reenStod from ^ eatabUahed ae a conftltu- A1 -- Fatah- and other Paleetinlan relics and ithe Historical So- iiiiii aU camera of the Industrial monarchy under Kliig M- ciety. One of the activities plan- iiiiii 7 0 outfits. AU Ubykna ore —ved to vtnorld-cll men from Thxos, ® «**««* descendant contribute regularly from pay ned is a held trip to the local iiiiii bank managera and communi' 'Of the Prophet Mtohammsd and dumpk which according to Mrs. iiiiii (diedu to eiqHtort theas com- catlona experts from Britain, grandson the founder of the WUson represents the relics of iiiiii inando operations. Mioney Full quality, handcrafted. Full pcrfurmance, 30,000 buUdera from Poland, doc tom Senusst movement, active tor to raised by means of cultural our culture. volt, of pKture power. Deluxe video range tuning. from Yugoslavia, nurses from a o e n ti^ in promoting benefita, auctions and by domt- One of the points which will ;;;;;; Custom ’Perma-^t" VHF Fine tuning. Automatic rtinge-Usck" circuit. Nationallat China, clerical 'work- Independence. tions by bualnees a ^ the be emphasized throughout the ii;;!; aterwardeasea TTw Senuasto sought a return wealthy. course is the concept of “cul- iiiiii Before you buy a home era and airline from Lebanon, pUota from to traditional Arab life and to Recently a 6-year-oid giri do tural relativity,'' which in a ;i;;;i edltora restore Orthodox totam—to re nutshell means that cultural dif SVanoe, teachers and nated four eggs whioh sold at y^ trom Egypt, mechantce and ma turn to the true testohinga of 10- auction tor $8,720. Art objecte of ferences are not a sign of cul praoticed by Mo TROPICAL WEIGHT . . WRINKLE RESISTANT tural sxjperiortty. chine operators from Italy, lam as minimum value often aeU for aaleamen fnmi everywhere. hammed. This' iemalns a cor- more.. 2 The Reading Department, i';;;;; learn all about the The ideal summer suit for you at a aenaational lAbyaiw beep a tight hold on nerstone of Idris’ goirernment. ^tnanctolly important to the__ headed by Mias Jo Zocco, made iiiiii 15” Diagonal Screen - 125 sq. in. Picture tbe executive jobs, even though Thq king, uiS'veraaUy reepect- Arab oauee, U bya to mlUterlly several presentations to the iiiiii aavinf I Choose from this aeaaon’s newest cokn and often flanked, by European or ed, maintahn firm contitri of Utile alngidflcance. tt hoe an boerd with regard to the read atadeal ing program in the schools. U.S. advisers. And younger U- through hto oonstttiSlonal power army of about 10,000 imi«t a tow byoiM, eduoaited In the oil era at to appoint and reUeve prims pllote in training, tt recently Mass Zocco explained that the iiiiii Savings & Loan home Portable TV home and abroad, are makiiig ministers. reached agreement with the 4 pilot program of pre-school iiiiii screening being conducted at iiiiii sure ptogrooB up the ladder. Late last year he ousted Abdel British govenunent to install a Union School' this fall, includes iiiii^ A few Ubyan girls hold bey Hamid al-Bakoufti, en energetic mlssUe detense system over tbs secrotarial jobs along with TrlpoU towyer of 88, In hto place next five years. PERMANENT ALTERATIONS for the a more complete registration iiiii; G rafts, PatosUndanB and a toe king appointed Wants ft Gynlos here ore incUned to form asking for information iiiiii 8 financing mortgages irmnii arm y of minlsklrted Eng- Quaxldafl, 48, a tribal leader ask: "Defense against wtwmT” iiiii; *99 whteh goes all the way back Features: -1 S.OOO volt chassis, super power grid liah girls. The latter pressed a who held a rsimber of mlnhto- Israel presumably, but there to LIFE of the GARMENT.... to a (ditld's pre-natal history, iiiiii 4-circuit VHF, Solid State UHF tuners, Pan-O-Ply startling eight on the etreeto of rial pofte previously. Uttle doubt that Ubya’s oU r«- In addition to the history, en- ifitii picture tube, autofhatic stabilizer circuits. Lom WdKht or Gldn WeishtIb«al Keep* Your Gmrment Fittinf Pnfeetfy Aa Loi« Aa You Wm t Itl terlng kindergarteners’ parents iiiiii TrlpoU where many women, Ho reasons were given. But aourcea ora eyed 'with enyy by at Union School will be inter- iiiiii youi« and oU, still wear the many Ubyans agree that Bak- its two big Arab nftghbon — traditloaal white barraoem, ■oov- ourii hod antagonised conserve- Egypt to tbe east and Algette to viewed, and the pupils observ- iiiiii •.Because we've been helping folks to own their homes ed in groups. irring themsftvea oomirfetely ex- live elements with too rapid a the west, longer than anyone else in town . . . since 1891... we oept tor eye* and feet drive toward ftionge and mod ■" " TWs geographic toot per Prom this tafonnaUon, the ernisation. screening committee plans to iiiiii believe we can help -you, too. Come in and talk to the Ubyan nurses, mechanics, suades many to accept the ooo- OHARaE IT WITH MMTER 0MR8E, Famous Make "The Ung," said an educator, judge which students are ready experts. They will explain all about Savings & Loan open- clerks and a few managera are Unued preeenoe bf the Wheehw tor kindergarten and lyhlch are atoo jolnlag the work foroe. "apparently sought a better bol- base on "the ftioro of Tripoli’’ HARTFORD NATIOHAL MARRE OR RERAL OHARRE . . . not. AU students wUl be allow end mortgages which permit you to make further loans 2-Speed The "boom has sparked infla- ®nce between the now and the —a phrase that found Its way ed to progress through kinder for later improvements without the cost of re-financing tten. tt to porUoularly evident In old, between change and tradl- Into the U.S. MOrlite Oorps .. . COME INEARLY FOR REST SELECTION . . . garten and wlU be evaluated at iiiiii your mortgage. If you are planning to build or buy, come in XriipoU and Benghazi, which tom ,a leodeivMp of fteody evo- hymn as a result of an earltor the end of the year to see tx>w have more than a third of the lutlon rattier than drastic revo- and less happy period In U.8.- accurate the original judgment iiiiii tomorrow. No obligation! comSry'e population. Prices lutlon.’’ Ubyan relatiooa. at the beginning of the year Automatic Washer hav« been rising constantly. After Itoto what wUl happanT Tripoli’s man made harbor, CSilkHoee, King Idris has dee- waa. n u ig m o e t *m «o *m If the year-end performance 'k ir ir ir is $ bathed hi a hot May eun, gives Ignated a nephew, 88-year-old k x t m n t m results . correspond well to the iiiii; EASY Itie Iniiirfieslnn of a vast miU- Hosean ft-Rida« aa crown prlnoe CREDIT tary tandlng. New docks end and wceeasor. He has had no WELDON'S Ogm a Ragft Ckorga t Ted e y original screening, then the iiiiii MANCHESTER'S OlDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION screening system can be ex- jiijii ^rarobouses oro jammed wtth opportunity to dote to display ft- MULTIPLE panded to the entire system, trucke, troetnrs, crates and ther poMtioal or emoutlv* tol- 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 •'utomalic. any ,ize load, any type fabric. Three '■» bales urioaded from a stream of ents. ^ VITIMINS according to Miss Zocco. k Il'c S low-ipeed. - three cyckV infinite water Beading Levels COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - T E L 742-7321 arriving freighters. Other ships "There wUl be no problems at Miss Evelyn RedAeld of the iiiiii Ue at anchor waiting for dock or first," says a aource with gov- ONE-A-DAY reading department played a Bglitfr space. ernment oontacto. "But Inert- tape recording of four fourth M ». and faolUUcs oan barely taUy the new moneyed class gibers reading the same text cope with the flood of equipment wUl maks a bid fbr political *2.98 aa an example of the diversity SALE; WED. thru SAT. and sopirites. New bouA «, bos- power. And tt is tmposftble to of the reading levels at a grade I We rcKive the right to limit quantitiea. B rit 16. and adw fta are rising in prsdlet whan thto wUl toad." level. This, as Mies RedAeld’a , i!m!in;!:ll:l!!l::;::liijl;!::!HI!l!i!ni:;:IHIIIH;l!n OPEN LATE EVERY NIOHT WELDON DRUG CO. It nni:i:.K:tU:li:::::lil»:!::iHliliili!illHi:li;:H:l:lll;;!;|:::^ and vUlagea aUka. The moneyed, ctaas to a by- H m oMOitry to a fcaleldeaoopa product of proopertty. It to-1
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ICANCHESTFER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CO N N . WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 8 ,1 9 6 9 KANCHESnS EVENIMO HERALD. MANCHESIEB. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, ICAY 28, 1988 PAOM SEVIN nG rinf," ta. ssyA "•■M I found She Is a member of Temple Savior 1$ Retired New Yorker ^ la sMiiig hoar tbs poor psopls Towles Honored, Chapter, OBS, and tha asaen- Vietnam Cost Approaches til sodi qidst dispsraflnn. tlva board of the Women’s So .COME tooefc a t the bottom. Wed 25 Years ciety of Oirtatlaa Service at TO A FREE Impoverished Guatemalans South United Methodlat Ounoh, This Is "BE KIND TO ANIMALS" Monfhl Hundred Billion DoUars Hs afao dsohled; ‘T4 gtve Mr. and Mrs. PVed-Towle of w here both aha and b a r fana- WAgHUtCmjW (AF) — VIsl. tat 1987 wben they were rainlBg Christian Get Penny’s Worth of Hope ttasm what Owy wanted, not 398 Spring St. were feted kt a band are actlva membera. Orotsid 9600 mfiUon p ir yesr. God can what I 4hougtat ttagr ahould 36th wedding aanleeraary Sun M r. TViwla, who attended mm is fast becoming a hm- Science OUATHMALA (AP) ___ poor man to tammlata tala om Stdi iMd Sdtmt P ocmIIb S h o p p # Ottitels say this rate has tri hava. A rtvoM ag Amd would tis day at the home of Mr. and Mancheater adiiools and gradi^ ••**>»• pud to hava ana sage," says O em a **they are was serving In the BUghth Air 24 Btoch St. 64944M oaia In a U.8. shopping oantar. their own trained in bow to re Force. They have two sons, Ter HOUB8: S AJL to S PJI. MON. THBU BAT. countries m ThwBend and Laos yean. Offioiala say mlUtauy aid pair and maintain a generator beginning to reaUM thla Is their wlilch couU sway tbs faalsnoe of to the Thais rose from |88.8 mil a r m u u l t Worklttg with the poor pao- own best Inounnoa. rence Towle, who will graduate Body Recovored • M 't o 6166 ' pla’s pannlaa, bia foundation has for a newly acqulrad power next month from Hartford State POST BOAD FIAZA NT. M, VEBNON S7S-7SU power tat the area. lion a year to 1086 to 976 miiunw plant The mechanic waa ousted “Hie seH -h^ idea bafalital the last year. Parking Aoittoa The ataeto, finenoad oooparattvaa, aohools, Terimical Institute, and David ' o l id LYMEJ (AP)—The body Tbs PentBgon ba4g«t hsnps by a new mayor who InstaUad a AlUanca for Progrees was never of Stanley Reddeld, 17, of Fasex for lOOOuto water and lighting' eyatama, fuUy generated. Wa axpacted TViwle, a G rade 7 stu d en t a t admittsd YMnsn. war costs un truck transport, cUnica and oth friend. The generator burned Bennet Junior Hlfh School. was recovered ’^eeday from der a category enUtlsd “Estl- o u t tba goveraments to do it. They Tonriat Crackdown er riiral sohamas involving didn’t." . Mrs. Towle, the former tha OonnecUcut Rhser ban. nisdiod Special Biqiport tor Radflekl drowned two weeks soma 9900,000. Far from dlooouraged, the Greene emplaialaaa a belief Muriel McConkey, la a gradu Soutbesst AiCa Operations." SAIPAN (AP) — The Trust This lant much even in Gua ago in Bssex Harbor. Read Herald Advertisementg Penny Foundation, now run en that the unused reaouroaa of ate of Manchester High School. This covers tbs ooknomtedged Territory Gorvenunant is crook- temala. But In terms of what tirely by Ouatemalans with UJS. eoepenses of malnlainlng tag down on tourists entering tt’a doing tor the Uttia man's Oraana In largely an advisory Latte America are tha unused capcudtles of Its rural paopla. Elmans of sliipe, hundreds of Ifioroneala on tourist permits T H M K S ittl dlgnBy, health and outlook, aaya capacity, keeps growing and iq>- Plema and beltoaptera and Another untapped rasource, and then trying to remain end DeUyeced in TTnnMuiaitira te T '' arsana, “U’a Fort HnoK." plying frtah ideas. Two of tba 2 634.000 mllKaiy psewoemei in Thla la how tha fouadathm newest; Group Insurance to cov he aays, la some 928 btlUon in work, the Micronesian News Equipped with teatharaMla commercial and central tiUes end ett VMtnon and outlying Agency said. windshield waaker, 2- w ottas: er village projects and rural eweas; certain m ilitary aasiat- m T S S i fai Latte America. Deputy lOgh Oommlnsiioner tric wipers, heaibar, dafitaae. A yaw. Tha vlllaga of Harmano da m edicine. aaoo in tbs way of weapons and way safety -c -ji. Yj 8a(i Padio naadsd a water ay*- Local companies insure a "Juri one per cent of ttiki to Martin Mangan said that the re tal," he believea, “would be a oquipment to not otily ^Tetnom: cently simplified prooeduree for UgtaU, trant and tm r h tam oosttng 91,600. The village group fo r a s U ttia oa 91-66 p a r tu ta te Thailand and Laos; and tremandoua fund for eoeial de tourist entry are being abuaed tnoom a av erag ed o u t a t 9130 a paraon a year for ovary 9100 pol cutright granbi of foodtatuflb and year par family. In dollar taima icy. A hundred dollara Is a velopment. Our aid pcAclee by people who are really Job must change. Let’s make use of at NORM AN’S other materials to Vletoam seekera AUena are required to the piojact’s coast was ataggar- year’s Income to tha majority of witlch have tidtsfcd over 91 toU- their own reeourcee. If their have an offer of a Job that can Ing. Woidd they pay tor It at a rural famOlaa. If a member of a 8 lta» atatce 1966. TED TRUDON own money is torvotved, thay'U not be filled by a Ifioroneslan rata ot 9 cants a day par faml- family pledged to a vfllage pro Tbs Soutbeast Asia oategoiy lyT anene asked. The answer ject diaa, the fotmdatlon ooUacts watch the penntea more oaneful- does not, bowever, fttUy raOeot before entry for employment is VOLKSWAGEN ly ." permitted. was a <'si„" etaapad to akaptl- Its share and the aurvlvoca some othar war-related ex- dom. Tha foundation put tba who otbarwlsa would gat noth Tn thlB, Cteeene atreseea, the penews «icfa as construetton of money. Monthly. payments, In- ing—receive tha balance. private sector, not public, must ^ A. Raymcmd Rogers Jr., Manchester Higdi School , , . ^ dtoto PWo) tbs That-owned airOeld near ohMUng tn ta raat, to r th e 47 fam l- With a 960,000 oootributlan taka a major participating role. ahead to Mrs. James P. Tierney and Mrs. Charles SattaMp, Thailand, which tbs from various U.S. foundations, SlmUar organlaatloin ate now it’s a ^ MAYTAG BLITZ principal, in presenting gifts to two members of his Uaa to ta le d 947, a d o lla r p a r F. Gipson. They were guests of the schock faculty United etatos huflb in 1966 to family a month. The vlllaga Oraana oontractad young local operating In the Domlnioan Re “family,” wishes long, happy, and leisurely years at an end-of-the-year tonquet held last night. handle 100166 tankeis and B62 malaa aiqipUad tba manual la doctors to go Into selected rural public, Oolombta, Ecuador mmI —All'ModcIs Features Colors ★ All With MAYTAG Uependability- bemberw flying mloslons taito bor. areas for two years a!t 9300 a C9iUe. H w y a r e being otg an laed Laos and South Vietnam. TMa CoUatarolT month. The Penny Foundation tai M exico, H ondinas a n d V ene white Judges and Aook with SAVE Two on High School StaH Black Judge Hits base cost weB over $150 mtUion. "I figure If a man has a shirt helps tha young doctors pur zuela. SAVE rage as be sboutsd: "What you The general financial book on big back he’s a credit risk," chase their own equipment. What does Cheene get out of are doing Isn’t hslpiiig die fight keeping for tbs war bock to fis Plnk-faead Sam Qraena la in aU thiaT t o Self - Appointed aaya Oraana. "The bast bank to t o *10 *25 Given Gifts on Retirement against racism. This ootmtry is cal 1966, wMch began in mid- tha worid la tha poor man’s two hla 77th year. Ha has bean com “Just my axpenaea and MO *25 worse off today than it was a ON "OFF THE SHELF" H n . CSiariQs F. Oi|iaon of guidance counselor. She was al Negro Defenders 1964, reads this way; ham iB.'’ in g h ere sin ce 1945. they’re not mueb," he says. ON "OFF THE SHELF' year ago because you have po fit 1965—9108 mUUon; lOM, Tha vUlogers paid back the iOn wife AUos la a writer end. “But it msana a whole lot of MODELS! Notdi Rd., Roitoo, and Mrs. so advisor to the senior girls’ larized the situaUcn." MODELS! club for seven years, and co NEW YORK (AP) —A Negro 96.094 Ulhon; 1967, 920.687 bil- loon so rapidly, says Oraana, at 76, a practicing poychologtst. spiritual aaUsfactian. m also Jamea P. Tieniey of 102 Olen- The courtroom doors were advisor to the International Re Judge, lashing out a t seU-ap- Uon; 1968, 926.880 taUboni 1969, X. I, they quallflad tor a sharp cut in A son, EJdwln A., Is an IBM ek- never had ao murii fun In my wood St. irepe witMd, dbied, and lations .Club tor two years. pointad protectors of black peo locked and policemen filled the 929.192 bUUon; and, proftosed liitarae t ocutive te Bethasda, Md., and life." corridor outside as Murray de (Utad by the Man cheater High In 1962-53, she was president ple adio break laws with their for fiscal 1970, 126.4 UUlon. -Rogaidloas of the slae of any there’s a married daughter tai The Quetomalan govenunent School faculty lajt iright a t the protests, sentenced 24 BnxAlyn livered his Judgment. Ibe UH. coif for fighting the p to j^ Oraana raducaa It to Miontclalr, N.J. He has six hoe given Mm the Order of of the Manchester Council of DANDELION Glastonbury m ils Oouotry Club. Church Women. College militants, 21 of them "I was bom and raised In the 37-mcnlh Korean War was about KNOTWBED centavo cr penny level. He fig- grandchildren. Quetsal, ks bfghast civilian dao- South and I’ve seen both sides New Low Cost FOR T K ECONOMY MINDED, Both are retiring this year, She Is married to Charles F. white, to five days in Jail for a 918 biUkai. The American coet urea this makes it easier tor the “I had to do aomstfataig after orotiaa. M n. Gipson from the English Gipson, retired teacher of phy- sit-in last year. of the coin...That Im’t what I for Worid War n ran about department, and Odra. Tierney sloal education and coach at “I don't know adio aj^xjinted want and this is not what Amer 9250.000 million a day. ica needs", Murray said. the luxury you can afford •.« as an office secretary. Weaver High Sdiool, Hertford. you to defend the cause of the The figures for the current r* • A native of Marlon County, ’The Gipsons have two children, Negro," Criminal Court Judge war tatdude eccttomlc aid to Ikjit^t StA ii§ Itadt ni., Mrs. Gipson graduated Charles Jr. is doing religious Albert R, Murray said Tuesday Vietnam ranging from 9282 mll- from Amboy High School there, service work in Colombia, South to the students, who stood Mortgage Applications bon to 9424 mlHlon during the Illinois State Normal Universi America, and Mrs. Douglas stunned before the bench. No Longer Accepted war years. HM6 Wiiipr lUer “None of you have my permis ty, and in 1925 received a BS Seward is teaching physical Economic assistance includes ' y' s„ - iNsn the University of Illinois, education in Eatontown, N.J. sion to fight my battles." WATERBURY (AP)—The Wa- grants bi tbs form of foodstuffs, ...... where die was a member ot Eleven coeds were sentenced terbury Savings Bank has an cemesjt and other oonstruotlon F u l Prg JUl Mriat Mrs. ’Tierney - has been as PLANTAIN GROUND IVY Gamma Phi Beta sorority. sociated with the high s<*ool separately to five-day terms. nounced that beginning next materials and support for the for fUAWl, (SjumjOi washings She took courses in guidance office staff since March 1953. The 35- students were charged month lit will no longer accept bulWlng of roads, now scbotds with criminal trespesa after tak at Colorado Unlvereity, Univer F’rior to that Ume, she work any mortgage appUcattons. and other faeUlUee. * atLow Tem ps Why settle for less than MAYTAG ... the washer with exclusive ing over the college registrar's sity of Hartford, Ui^versity of ed for the Cheney Water Oo., In a letter to real estate deed- The budget figiues no longer office last May to demand more performance features, long term dependability and proven quality? OonnecUcut, and in 1965 and 40 Manchester Water Dept., Unit ers, the bank said Tuesday its show, however, the old MlUtary years after receiving her bache black and Puerto Rican stu move had been necessitated by Aaristance Program costs for ed Aircraft Corp., and dents, faculty and courses. A lor’s, was awarded an MA in Burton’s. “the Fedenal Reserve system’s Vietnam. MAP expenses were Wotir Stays Natter lengof.due to Murray, 47, stood between two doublc-waU square-rubcon- education by UCom. In retirement, she looks for antt-lnflationary measures." e-^werbed in Ibe defense budget COLOR AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Mrs. (^pson moved to Man- alruction. You save soap, ward to devoUpg more time to water and work. cheder in 1919, and returned her interests of camping, gar to tea«*lng in 1965. Previously, dening, knitting, and bridge. Oraotar Capacity... in square alu- she had taught nine years in Mr. and Mrs. Tierney hav BUCKHORN HEALALL minum tub with cone- Illinois. During her MHS three children—Robert. Jam« shaped bottom. Get your tenure, she has taught Latin and and Mrs. David J. ’I^raa—an washing done Faster. English, and been part-time one granddaughter. MANCHESTER Wringer Gets Out Mere Meistvri. Y Swing freely—and lock in SHOPPING PARKADE any of 80 positions. Extra ju m m n e s large rolls—one Arm, one Space Cost Backers Aexible.
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^ . 4 • ■: ■ MANGHB8TBR EVENIMO HERALD, MANCHBSIIER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1988 MANCHBSrnBB EVENING HEKAU). MANCHESTHB. 00NN» WEDNESDAY, MAY 28.1968 PAG E N IN E r . +.1 . / . i . 11, ToUand bor OigrattHttoii. The latort to dent cf tbe National Oouncil of 12th Qrenit M zk the a6eartcti is llw UMtM Deaths in Ohurche% died Tuesday of a Miner Guest Speaker Democrats Adjourn Debate A 0 heart ottauik. He bslped negoti G>iirt Gises rtampa to ttw HD. Th» rtx- ate the merger of the Evangdl- ranto Mps; yrttow and gold and The Nation oal and Ratorined elemente into N w r *• 226 Seek Increase the 28^osato ptongs^ ysRow ahd the UMtod Church in 1966, and For Memorial Day MANCHEBlTKB SESSION 4 Afot at, atod ywter- Over Election Procedures goU dqpirt too nun purtitog a HMDYWbOD (AP) — Jrt- progreaatvs inflghter for •t MriMMHw Mamoctal Two Hartford youths who were tty a sloia. Tim to- trey^Buntor. 42. bsievislon and soumentom in Protestant ooun- Major Francis E. Miner, th« assistant commandant of .Jhe Manchester Demo MlseUon of town commlttM — tt Just didn’t ooooaiilah In Education Budget noM ltal afUr m t a f fltniwr stopped at gunpofnt Friday by ettough,’’ Squatrtto sold. rartldtot roods "labor sn^ Da- movie aotor MMrimmni t o Ms the Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home and Hospital, will be the cratic Town CommittecL memben and of delegates is A petition contelBtiig 826 tig- ,lM ltyin«r’. Also hrtMl IM tlm porirmyol of Jesus (toirt to ths OF MANCHESTER »««niwM lwnirab U, a Manchester gunAop owner af Mbject to state law and local At this point, Ctareboe Fotay flaaving for the armed serviora tadawA, NorthMii principal speaker at Memorial Day ceremoMes in Cen ter they had ansgedly taken a unwilling last nig^t to end naturra calling tor a town mset- ranMems of .tbs and tbs 1660 movts ‘TCiiw of Lung Ailment Reeur$ ter Park, acconling to an announcement by Winston l^reference, and not to edicts moved for adjournment, Monday m orally, iimhWhita g)^ m iaad, and baid Urad In Man- daw .88 ca lib er piatol, iq>pear- a debate and discussion on by ths State Central Omftmlttee. we’H be here oU night, witb ing to levsna the action of the Affhauser of Columbia; ^Ksr ' dtod TtMolay after brain simaim SANTASANnni MONICA, CaUf. ColU. (AP) Chevalier, chairman of the Permanent Memorial Day . . ------gsty- Pobbs sa4d tbsy maler- — Actor Robert Taylor wgl fur n yaan. dha waa ad in court Monday. two alternate methods for Atty. Joseph Conti, chalrmsn Plcfiler, Squatrttio and tile OCD recent annual town meeting win Davis, David BocMooM ___ Quality Commiera'al Carpeting aa a wUtdar at Gha* Committee. « The two youths, Michael Dixon its own election, at^oumed of the subcommitteM which rtud- ooriUmiing to dtanuss and to Tom Juslo of Stafford, and Del- ilpkskhig of tbe ttottod Nor otood be was iqjured Monday in probsMy undsigo treatment in Major Miner, formerly of be preeentod to First Seleotinaa bafora aha ratirad in and Lorenao Jones, both 14, ap without taking: action on a led the nile% said, “We realis waste time.’’ tan Stimson of MawfUM ttons, ihs tort stamp auotinn a fall at Ms Von Nuys boms. St. Jbfanto Hospital until kMM at W atkins? aui'Tlyora lacluda a aon, od with the hospital since ita Monchun without their par- all that ora requtrefl. and Laura Hlcldon, inprraiiiit MtOdtar to New York will tabs TTXNON, Arts. (AP) — ADsa hospital spokaanan eoys. Inceptioa in 1940. will meet agrain June 10 to ble; however, we believe the to adjourn w oe 14 to 10, with 8 AP NewsdMddrra Thonaa Bvoam of Manebaatar; ente. Mondum, eomewfaat irked onee w« have recommended axf of the 82 membene prewiiil oh- The petition eeeks a epeetol tag the VFW Auxiliary,-pre p ^ Jims. Ths rtampa to bs Hstoes Looldmsd. 80, ptonesr Taylor, 66, was admitted May Thrt’a right! WstHns now haa a broad selection of Quality Major Miner, a past com- that thrir parente “could not resume debate and discus Twantietti century patah or- ottered t o rale are thoee wldch a dauctder, • ^llra. JoaapWna giant steps forward. More rtepe Btaining. town meeting to reject oeoep- sented the boys with ktts, while aircraft btdldsr and aristor, 16. Last OoOotrer, his right king Commercial (teipetlng t o your ofltes, showroom or abate. ntander of the local American even take enough Interest’’ to sion, and to vote. cMtectura Is beiqg tsstured on Iwvs been donated to the U.N. etaamarman of Booth Wtaidaor; Rules changws adopted mrttnr tance of the Board of Ttnance Lou’s Oatertaig service donated dtod Monday night. Locldiesd was ramovod end Ms wife, oc- Call 6484171 now and our repwesents tlva sdU ooM on j m tioglon Post, last July was pres MT***!- in court with their aona, can come later.’’ the 1909 eumowr semipoetol sat by the many oourititse of the thraa broUiara, W. J o in Vao- The committee, at present, budget and to retneteto $7B,0M doughnuts and coffee. ond Ids brother, Maloolm, tress Ursida ThieOT, sold he had t o free estimates and oonaidtatton. ented the highest award given continued the case to yeatei^ Oommlttee member Henry in tiie meeting, unaninlouriy by The Nrtbartonde. Tbe haBd- wotM. Ttta puipoee of tbe eale to ■ard and 8. David Vannard, elects a new party-endorsed of the $179,000 budget out eue- The VFW Port kltohea wfll founded LoefUbeed Aircraft in'eahoer. to aa Indivtdual by the Stats day’s seaaion In Blaat Hartford Becker agreed, “I’m In favor of ^and without diecuarion, w o n for i ^ shown on tbass stHnpp.sirs to raira Amda t o tbs foimdiiw boOi of Manchaater, and Ed town committee every two creeping on auxiliary talned by tile Board of Educa be dosed Friday night to per- 1918. The hospital spokesman ward Vannard of Northam Ire Department of Connecticut — and ordered that the parents be years. A proposed rules change progrearing oo far os we can. mlt preporattona t o the ^ ^ V p t o a l of a new devalopnmBt to of a scboMirtilp to be offend by Open 9 A M . to StSO P.M. Lutss P residen t of 88 members, yrllti the right to tion. ' B ev. Dr. Tram oa Dengfams Tuesday that Taylor was being land; a alatar. Mra. Jana Don the Amerlcanhdn Award. The preeent or subpoenas would be would not change that proced Let’s take oom* giant steps for Dedication Day luncheon Satur Dutch orebitoolure In which tbe Utdtod Nations totonwtianBl NEW YORK (AP) — The treated to a recurrence (if the award is given to the Legion issued. ward tonight, and further ones participate in tRseuarions but The non-partleaa group spear atmpUolty and ahatraotion ptoy BchooL U.N. Secretary Oeimral Cloted Mon.— Open Thurt. A Fri. until 9 PM . ald of Ifortham Ireland; alcht WUUam H. Sleith o f 89 WyUya ure, but would change the heading the action le headed by day. Rev. Dr. Tnmwa B. Dnuglose, earUer InfeoUon. The onwtime naire in the state for his ef method for electing delegatee tater.” HutcMnson agreed and not to vote; and the method for gTaadcfaildren, a Kraat-grand- Yesterday in BkMt Hartford, Vincent Lamo, tormerty dlree- Cub Scoot Awards an tmpoitant rols. U Thant will be the boat at the 67, a leader of bie Uidtod leadiiig man first underwent chOd, and aevaml nlacaa and S t, preaOdent o f Iona M fg. Co., forts to further Americanism. to conventlom and for endors so dM SquBtribo. “ There Is no seloeting the subcommittees Depicted on mvUla at Hide auction, the two saw their cases continu tor of reading in the Tolland Cub Scout awards preaanted Church of Christ oral vice peart- chert surgery to 1960. was elected president of the He is also a member of the ed to tom orrow’s wesslan. They ing candidates for state npre- question txit that the subcom and chairmen in the seven vot at last week's court of bonor ter Helde, a private houss at Luts Junior Museum board of Bilks, he ia department chair sentatlve. mittee has UberoUiad the rules ing dletrlctB. school system and ixiw employ W naral aarvicaa arlll be held were taken to the Hartford C<»’- ed by Manchester Oommunlty were: Gold arrow, Richard Utrecht, on open olr aohool to trustees at the trustees* month man of the American Legion’S toaMNTaw at U a.m. at St. rectimial Center in lieu of fl,- However, advocates of elect College. Thomton, Douglas Abnert, Bil Arimterdom, on orplianags la ly meeting Monday night rehabilitation commiaalon, and 000 bonds. ing the town committee by a Umry’ m Bpiaoopal Church. The At a meeting Met nlgM, about ly Stone; wolf, Ray O’Neill; Amaterdasa oert The Netbar- He has been a trustee of the a member of the Legion’s law The pair was brought'to a caucus of all registered Demo Rav. 8teph«i Price, curate, will 40 persone dleoussed the vari wolf and dsnner stripe, David Isnds Onngreeii BiilKMng to museum fOr three years, and and order committee. quick halt BTlday by Robert crats, while wtiU backing the officiate. Burial will be in East $2.6 Billion Asked ous problem e wMch wlU be ex Skowroneo; sliver arrow, Mark The IMgU9- Oamatary. during the past year, served as He is also a member and BonvUle, the owner of Ban- proposed rules' changes for dele Renick, Robert OautMer, Bar Nrtheilaadi’s summer ssml- treaaurer of the Oovemor'a perienced in the schools hext The John F. Tierney Funeral vice president and chairman of vllle’s Gun Shop on Center St., gate election and for candidate ry Johnson, Daimy Hampton, portol stainpe havn haan an an Committee on Employment of year as a result of the budget Home, 910 W. Center St., ia in the finance committee. when he leveled a loaded .46 endofsement, argued last night For Foreign Aid M lchad M orosl; one-year jifai, nuel lasus rtnos 19M', eeeoagt t o Other officers elected Monday the Handicapped. caliber piatol at them as they that the rule for electing the cut. diarga of arrangemmta. Particular attention was given Barry Johnsmi; assistant den- tbs ysara duitog Woefd War IL were Charles E. Spaeth of 8S M ajor Miner Uvee In Rocky walked from the store carrying town committee members aleo ner rtslpe, Danny Hampton, 810H IIO P WttHKJ**— There are no calling houra. that do itot have a flag to call (Oeaitiinied from Page Ooe) to the problems of Meadow- Eoidi ateenp has iui added 2 Marion Dr., vice president; Al HiU witti hla w ife and two chU- a new pistol. should be changed, or, at the and bear, Andrew Marquis, Mi The family auggaata that the organization reeponslble so drawn from both busineas and groups such as the United Na brook School Inoludlng the loss value or auroimige wtih the pco- vin Hirschfeld of 81 Mountain dren. very least, tabled. chael Morosl. thoae wiahing to do ao make that the grave can be properly In other cases heard Monday, government, Nixon said. tions as channels for dispensing of Grades IH and 2H. Increased cesds going to two charlttra Rd., treasurer; and Mr*. Allan Tommy Tantlllo waa present memorial contributions to the decorated. The name, section Robert L. Cormier, 22, of Bast The chief proponent of the The corporation would be foreign aid. He said this syatem class elsea there and the ex- The Netheiiemda Skxdety t o Book of Remembrance at St Schubert o f 17 Carman R d., “ caucuH method or tabling” ar ed with scholar, craftsman and Graves of Vets and other identifying informa Hartford, charged with five self-siq>portlng from loan repay cushions political frictions be faftenoe o f five m ore clweeee PartlaUy Disabled Wbtkara and Mary*a Episcopal Church. secretary. gument was Atty. Sanford Plep- scientist badges, becoming the tion will insure the proper flag counts of fraudulent Issue of a ments and investment guaran tween aid given and reoolvera than there are rooms tor. to the country's lendtiig orchra ler, an official of the Manches only cub In the pack to have jaiitzen Being Decorated placement. check and two counts of obtain tee fees, with the infUal $78 mil and requires sharing in tbs old School board ohtdrman Dfivld in s . B in . ing mcmey imder false pre ter Caucus of (foncemed Dem earned all 16 acMevement ’Ih e foHowliig ia a Hat od the lion Intended to buttress Us.xe- burden by economically «d- Cook, sitting in on the meeting, M ra Taaheila C. Barone, 82, The various veterans organi tenses, failed to appear. A re^ ocrats and the minority spokes badges. V ernon veterans organlzatioiu and the serves. vanoed countries. pointed to the oMsa siM aver W. Robs of New Orieiuis asks of Bast Hartford, mother of Mrs. zations of Manchester, which arrest warrant was Issued and man of the subcommittee which Other acMevement badges cemeteries for which they are —“A strong new lemphasis on —Food and family planning. age of 80 children to a room if any women have eppesiod on Anna Sylvester of Manchester, are part of the Permanent Me responsible: he waa picked up yesterday and drew up the propoeed rules technical assistance.’’ were presented to Jamea Kin- Nixon said foreign aid baa at the start of echool tat the U.S. etamps. The answer is a 8 morial Day Committee of Man died yesterday at aa East Hart East Cemetery, American Le placed under a $2,000 bond. changes. Nixon proposed raising to $468 son,- forester; Billy W aite, clfl- definite yee. The first to bs hon Jailed Man chester, will be decorating vet Cases disposed of include: helped achieve n dramatic first and second grades at sen, geologlBt, naturalist and ford convalescent homa gion; West Cemetery, Daugh Plepler argued that the pres million U.S. technical assistance Meadowbrook. ored waa Mbrtha Washtogton. Survivors also Indude a sen, erans graves in the six local ters of the American Revolu Omar Chapman, 40, o f 860 breakthrough in food produc scholar; Mark M iller, si>orts- ent method permits town com In the coming year, compared tion. “In my own mind I never Some of the other women Blus- to mix fashion anoUier daughter, eigU grand- cemeteries today and tomor tion; 'Buckland Cemetery, Ma Center St., charged with speed man; John Oalllo, sportsman AppealsTerm mittees to perpetuate them with the $887 million appropriat cut the elemeiftary eoboola or trated on UD. tomes haiva been diUdran, and a g reat -grand- row. rine Corps League; St. James’ ing; 840. selves In. office, and that, as a And on the papulation control and aquanaut; Mark Stnltta, clti- ed by Congress last year. Increaaed claas aises,’’ he stat Susan B. Anihatty (pkmear to dftngliter. As in past years, the task of Cemetery, Disabled American James L. Davidson, 19, of An oonsequncee, the same persons side, he said an increasing num ben, forester, geologist, natu He said that use of U.S. tech ed, adding that when it come women’s suffrage), <)ueen tao- The funeral will be held to- To High Court locating over 2,000 veterans Veterans; St. Bridget Ceme dover, charged with unsafe choose delegates and candidates ber of countries are tackUng the ralist, and George Hunt, denner with flattery nical knowledge ranging from to actually taking the cuts there beSa of Spain (sponsor of Oo- mocTow at 8:U am. from the graves Js com plicated by miss tery and St. John’s Cemetery passing, noUed. every two years. agriculture to family planning problem. stripe, citizen, scholar, show A four-to-elght-year prison was no more plaoea In the bud man, scientist. lumtxn’s voyages), PDoohontas, BsAjamln J. Callahan Funeral ^ ing and misplaced markers. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Donald H. Kingsley of Bams- He eald that both the Demo “can make our dollars for all The largest single amount of get to take money from. Girt Scant Notest Whistler's MMher, Viigtola Home, 1402 Main St, Bast Hart- given a Rockville man The amount of vandalism has *The oommUibee has authorized bee Lane, Coventry, charged cratic Netlona) Oommlttee end forms of aid go further.” economic assistance'by a coun and fun. ,. “AKhough w« have oauae for Junior Girl Scout Troops 6101 Dare (drat otdld o f EkigUah pem- ford, with a Hass of requiem early thia month in the rob- increased in every cemetery. the removal of flags from all with failure to obey state traf the Democratic State Central A new technical assistance try Is going to South Vietnam The Permanent Memorial veterans graves after July B to fic control signs, $88. under the Nixon program. South elarm when viswlng clase en- and 6022 under the leadersMp of entage born in Amerloa), novat- at St Mary’s church. East Hart befty and beating of a teen-ager Comipitbee already have etudy bureau will be set up within AID Irt Louisa May Alcidt, humoai- ford, at 9. Burial wiU be in Day Committee requests the insure that they do not become Albert Kocher, 23, of 60 Davis Vietnam would receive $440 mil roUmente of 80 students at the Mrs. Richard Ford and Mrs. is being appealed to the State groups woriditg for propoeed to focus favom an Inoome tax leadera were to persuade the Rcneild kOriiaud, 19, o f 60 in the method of selectti^ town arising over the class sizes in Qnstrale, trt. 876-8848. lived in Manchester for 80 as a wild party in an apart oommlttee membera and, subse- years. He was employed as a while Marcus says the sentl- ”anti’s’ to take a walk Instead Broad St., charged with break U.S. To Cut Involvement the elementary grades was ment on Brooklyn St. in Rock weaver at Cheney Bros, before ment in the Senate is against of voting no. In that case, only, ing and entering with criminal voiced by ToUond Elducation Ae- ville last September. vanri^ who^S^b^theTM ^^ TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Seore- Minister Thanat Kataanan that Inmates Get Diplomas he retired in 1986. In his young It. 68 yes vdtes would be sufficient intent, and larceny, to June 9, wxtotion Freeltont John Bene SUDS ft SCISSORS Lemieux conviction was to pass an income tax. $250 bond set. c^ T tT^iXiS ^ ^ **• **°«f*" ««derriood Ttaitend’s talk A. Classic tennis sweater er days, he was captain of the DemxNNry and Bailey have convenUons.’’ '•*e word acroM about getting on better terma dict. CHESHIRE (AP)—High school is looking t o a prolee- Manchester Soccer Team. He brought by a Jury last month long been opposed to an inoome At any rate, RatchfkMd said John Atkins, 18, o f East Hart Replying to a question on vriiat diplomas were prasented Tues becesnes a 'tunic swimsuit Blonal dog groomer, taD was a member of the Holy In Tolland County Superior tax, and Dempsey did not ap he and the other leaders were ford, chaiged with burglary, to ^ ^rtein that Is cutting its involvement Stetea vrouU like to do the some )iaipens If the teaohera refuse day night ito 28 inmatra o f the of 100% polyester knit. Court. He received a four-to- Name Society of St. James’ pear more receptive to the idea unanimouriy authorized by the June 2, bond set at $1,000. ‘o no thing, he « l “ b ^ S e ^ J S S S to teach tbs increased ctass Comteoticut State Reformatory or pari time. 4)nallflea- White with and navy elght-year prison sentence from nuoa WiU be changed, to make more Vietnams. ara^ CSnmch. Tuesday when It was urged by caitcus to go ahead with nego- Edward Ristou, 46, of 26 S. slJMS, Benedict stated, “R is my in the first formal tlonsi Great love and po trim. 10-16. Survivors, besides his wife, Judge Alva P. Loiselle on May Ihe Connecticut Conference of tlatlons with Dempsey, Bailey Hawthorne St.* c h a r ^ with peraonal hope the rituaUon cemmony in the tosUtutian’s include 6 eons, Thomas Martin, 6. Mayors in' a meeting in his Marcus, breach of the peace, and resist t t e d with aiHmols. He dates conrmlti^ formaUy poUte, haven’t .ran a doesn’t go into one where low- tory- B. T h e flam ing *208 return John Martin, Richard Martin If an appeal is sustained by office. Ratridord said ho felt any ing arrest, to June 9, bond set grass by the ^ ^ kept, Rogers has begun diptomat quite UkJ Rogene be- yen and others are necessita State Correotione Conunlasion- ottmrs need tetylY- Apply the State Supreme Court, it will in t ^ hot pink swimsuit and Jamea Martin, all of Man- Although the House Demo- agreement that might be ham- at $100. ted.’’ But ha added, "Many er Ellis C. MaoDougall as to person at Suds A SciSf cheater, Eidarard Martin o f mean a new trial for Lemieux. crats did not bring a tax pack- mered out at the bargaining Fred Andraoli, 80, o f 642 E. teaohera are dedicated not to principal speedwr at the tero- with tiered ruffles dancing Hartford aixl Robert Martin of Three other men were charg Middle Tpke., charged with ^ O, e.. n. pouo, o, son. Poot Bd. n ora, Bto. A age out of their two-hour caucus taUe would have to be submlt- teach under extreme class else monles. The dlpkMnas were the Gharlestcm on peima- ed in the beating. Carl M. New Mexico; 4 daughters. Mm. Tuesday night, they did give ted for ratification, breach of the peace, to June 12. United States tekeo. By tWs, conditions.'’ granted by Connecticut Central 86^ Veraoei, Oenn. nently pleated Dacron poly Theresa Sclialler of Newington, Oaina, 27, of Sntpsic St., Rock- I realize,” he said, “that my. It Is a big swing away from their mutual leaders another “My first dedteaUon U to the Herve Boisevert, 80, of 226 they can moosura tbs extent of His .posttion was backed up High School, ester. ^14. d by the leaders he has talkd to. an Income tax, but^ the prob roody for hand baigolnliv, but Parker, Benedict and Oook the Assumption at 10. Burial Adams, 17, 87 Talcott Ave., lem is that a majority of the Robert. Donaldson, 33, of Staf- Cummings that state' rules now Associates credU much of his will be in St. James' Cemetery. Chairmien for several com ^ wW not oompromiae on the all ebatod that tbe “lower Rockville who was arrested dur majority ia not necessarily a foM Springs, charged with mak permit caucuses, either by'call success to Rogers’ style of per- of tree choice for South grades can least afford the bud Friends may call at the fu ing the trial of I.emleux and majority of the House, mittees of the Chamber of ing a false complaint, to the of tiie town------committee------or„ by sonal a diplomacy—easy, relaked, neral home tomorrow from 7 Vietnam s« part of a negotiated get cu t." charged with aiding a robbery With 67 _ Republican______Commerce has been appointed July list in East Hartford for petition signed by 10 i>er cent and low-keyed, the maimer of to 9 p.m. and Friday from 2 votes settlement. “ WUh our growth problems ^th vlolenoe. He pleaded guilt j against the Inoomio tax,’ ?2 m «- by Phillip Harrison. Chamber Jury trial. of the registered Democratic the highly successful corpora- to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. voters. tlon lawyer confidently working 2. Nixon wiU not abandon any we are inheiittaig more children to a subrtitute charge of ac- income tax votes on the Demo- president. They are: Richard Dyher, 19, of 24 Plepler replied, “The metiiod problems with his clients, U.S. treaty commitments or ob- with problems ttuui you’d be ceasory to assault and has yet cratic side would defeat the bill. City Beautiful Committee: Dr. Frederick Rd., chaiged with lieve,’’ Benedict stated. “All the Mrs. Felga R. Myerowitz to be sentenced. la too cumbersome and, by its The chief darker Is that with Ueatlon. The United United States States is tea a It would be a different Douglas H. Sndth. operating a motorcycle without klto In the classroom with a ELLINGTON — Mrs. Feiga very mechanism, discourages hla friendly deskside inamer, 8BAT0, the South- Dues Evaluation Committee; mufflers, three counts, and pyschologlcaily dieturbed child Rifka Myerowitz, 99, of Middle participation.” He did not speU the secretary may have given ^ Organisation, Rd., widow of Joseph Myero- Leon N. Juran Fairway operating a motorcycle without are atfeotod by Mm.” Stores). a license, to June 9. out his recommendations but the impressionImpression of more simportsismort "*® "**** »upporter aupporter of of vrttz, died yesterday in a private Columbia promised to have them ready than he intended to foreiim lead- 0®nt«l Treaty Oi^ Botaling to the local school nursing home in the Bronx, N.Y. Drug Advisory Committee; John B. Moran, of Carpenter h . in ------* . ■ gonlzation here in the wiAiit systanv’s pMloeopby of identify Lyman B. Hoops (Southern New Rd., Bolton, charged with for the June 10 adjourned meet- era seeking symixithy for their ff*^*"'**'** ^ Funeral services were held Iner- special oa^. ^ ^ m i , will continue both ing a child with problems and this afternoon at Kxesseth- England Telejiione Cb.)., breach of the peace, to June 9. Mpiiig him at the earliest Raymond Lyman Is Marshal Education Committee r Mrs. Raymond O’Neill, 28, o f 124 Atty. Dominic Squatrito, also President Yehya Khan of Israel Sysagogue. Rabbi Abra an official o f the CCD, b^ked Pakistan said Rogers waa aym- ---- possible age, when help is more ham N. AvRutlck officiated. Edward Kaminsky (Lift the Birch St, charged with breach affieottve and takes leas time, Latch Gift Shop). of the peace, to July In Bast Plepler’a arguments, and warn- pathetic to his request that the n 1 i . -rs Burial waa in Ellington Jewish For Ceremonies Friday ed, “If we don’t conform to the United States resume the sale of -A U D llC U C C O rd s Parker told of the problems Cemetery. Indurtrial and Commercial Hartford far Jury trial. With a Mck o f guidance coun Lda Terrier, of 33 Ridgewood recommendations sure to come tanks, artUleiy, planes and oth- Warrantee Drad. Mrs. Myerowitz was bom in Raymond Lyman will be the School graduating class, plus Development: Chamber Staff. seling available tills year. grand marshal for Memorial Legislative Committee: Dcuv- St., chaiged with breach of the down, to us, we may, somehow, er arms to his country. Rogers WllUom-T. mvi snn 1870 in Poland and had lived in teachers and chaperones, will lose on delegat^i. he was belng^^pK” SheriS^' ” We’re behind the times with the Ellington area since 1923. Day ceremonies here Friday be leave for the class trip to New ald S. Genovesl (Aldo Pagaiil peace, to June 10. our out,” he said. ’Let’s wait to see what the cally noncommittal. Barbara M. Jones, pronertv^ She waa a member of Knesseth ginning at 9:80 a.m. York Thxirsday at 6:18 a.m. A gency). Albert P lcclrlllo, 48, of 406 David Mullholland noted the other towns do, before we adt^t Rogers did try to get some of H8 Deepwood Dr - ^ Israel Synagogue. Lyman has been placing flags They will visit the Museum of Meetings Committee: William N. Main St., chaiged with “ $76,000 rapresents 8.1 mUIs, or our rules,” he urged. Asia’s quarreling countries to- Hazel M. Roy to Merie Har- Survivors include three sons, on veterans’ graves for nearly Natural History, United Na R. Johnson (Savings Bank of breach of the peace, to June 9. 691i cento a week for a prop^y Let 8 be the leaden - not trying to set up ris. property at 68 Jmen Oedmun Myerowitz of Ellington, 80 years. This year the flags tions, Radio City Music Hall, Manchester). the followers, was the reply talks between Pakistan and In- conveyance tax $26 40 owner with a bouse osseesed at Herman Myer of Wethersfield, were placed a week earlier due Empire State Building and the Membership Committee: G. a 1960 market value o f $10,000.” 2 and Ben Myerowitz of New to the Dartmoutti bicentennial. Statue of Liberty. They will re Robert Cavedon (AJdon Spln^ member Janet <«a. on Kashmir. He urged PaW- William A. and Wm'm. ^ Lambo, acting os official He was assisted by the local York: five grandchildren, and a turn home between 1 and 2 a.m. ni^ Mills). .u Afghanistan to try to OlekslnsW to Jonik S. Orano- Girl Scouts who have sponsor CUmmlngs reveled that the resolve their long dispute oyer And B. RalM Kryzak proD- spokeeman for the group, os yet great-grarafcon. Today a special lunchecm will ^Wiring and Traffic Commit unnamed, stated, “we ere going ed the Memorial Day exercizes s^ e coinmlttee studying rules the Paihan tribesmen along ®*’*Y At 668 W. Middle ’Toke Memorial Week will be ob be served to the graduates'v9tip tee: Walter Puss (Griswold En- to let the Board of Finance for the past four years. will have seventh graders ac^K^^^Wlng). changes has declared that the their border. He told J?V>reign conveyance tiut $86.80, served at the home of her son, Ceremones will begin with the Gross - Bristol iotow we ore not going to oo- Oalmun Myerowitz, Middle Rd. Ing as escorts. Children In the Town Affairs Oommlttee: Writ of Attachmept cept everything they diotato.” raising of the flogs at Porter lower grades will sing songs of Atty. PhlKp Bayer, Misa Rebecca Jane Bristol Manchester Motor Sales, Weinstein b^ortuaiy, 640 School and Yc»mans Hall The He tosBed tba grotty Into the Farmlngton'Ave., Hartford, was their own creation set to fam- Urban Development Commtt- and Timothy Alan Grose, both Nimirowski Still Critical^ against John J, -Harkins, pro category of a permanent or parade will marah to the Center lllar music. tee: William H. Sleith (Iona of Bolton, w ere united in m ar perty. o ff o f NllM D r., $7,800. in charge of arrangements. Cemetery where children will ganisation otating, ’"nwy will Graduation will be held June Ma-ufacturing Co.). riage Friday evening, May 16, Marriage Uoenara be asked to place flowers on continue to hear from us. Next 8 17 and the class will attend a Divlsolnal chairmen, elected at St. George's Episcopal Others in Crash Improved R®ndolph Thomas Holmes, 74 each flag-marked grave. Tape year wUl certainly he a different party that night sponsored by **y membership In those dlvl- Church, Bolton.' ~ ®Proce St., and Clcuissa May will be played and an echo will boll game.” the PTA. sions, are: 'Ihe bride Is a daughter of Michori Nimirowski, 17, of oeived a odneussion, a looeraited ®^®lda, 296 Main St. May 81, Yorty Wins be sounded from the woods by ' Ambnlonoe FaUnre John M. Davis (Green Manor Mr. and BCrs. (^bu-enoe Bristol 23 Tower Rd. is still in crttical Up, but the hospital is stUl un- JAmW Church. a second bugler. Similar cere Post Office Closing ‘ The ToUant Volunteer Ambu- Construction), Contractor’s; of Watrous Rd. The bridegroom Me- able to determine from X raya Building Permits monies will be held at the Old The post office will be closed ' lance Association Is again an Third Term is a aon of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald morW H ostel, N w L o n ^ whether or not Ms Jaw is frac- ®WweU Home Intyrovemenrt Yard Cemetery and West Ceme Friday and the town clerk’s of- Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. (Morl- swering cons with a borrowed five toys after ^ tav^ed timed. He ragolned conscious- I>aniel n W ^ , ad- (Oonilnned from Page One) tery. flce will be closed both Friday Arty Bros.), Oil Fuel Institute; Groee of Bolton Center Rd. vehicle, due to a recent brake in a three-oar accident in Pres- ness Sunday and ia In Intensive to dwelling at &2 S H&w- cent Negro papulation lives. Pfuliclpating will be color and Saturday because of Me and Edward Beargeon (Bur- The Rev. John Hughes, failure on the 1968 veMole. ««. care, from whicdi his doctor «c. St., |l,aoo. They claimed the card said guards from the Volunteer Fire morial Day. ton’s). Retail Division. interim priest at St. George’s The TVAA will provide a flirt Bradley votes should be made Departm^L .Boy Scouts and Dr. Bruce Bradford, chairman In cooperation with Harrison CXiurch, perform ed the double •Two c ^ v w injured to pecto to remove Mm to a d^ WUUam Robbins tor Paul aid station for the parade and on hole No. 8 of the punchcard- Cube, Girl Scouts and Brownies. of the Charter Oommisskm, will and J. Grant Swank Jr., execu ring ceremony. The bride was the cor driven by Nimirowski two. ^ Boris, addition to dwMUng at 271 dMlosUon ceremonies for the are taospUaU^ at Nimirowahi and Newiinn are Benry st. $6,000. walk a little on oomputer ballot. If voters did Ltons Officers speak tonight at the Woman’s tive vice president, the com given in marriBge by her father. veteran’s Memorial on Satur mittee chairmen and division Miss Gall McNamara of Man- Backus Hospital, Norwich. Mias at Manchester High Amco Sign Co., for Alexander so, they would have voted for Gunnar Olsen was installed as Republican meeting at 8 at the Debcrah Chamberlain, 18, o f day. Yorty. cheater was maid of honor. S ch ool MIw Cfaamberlaln grad- JArvta, InataUation o f sign at 801 the new president of the local home of Mrs. James Anderson, presently formulating 97B Sycam ore Lame received Selectmen’s Meethig Bradley, 81, a form er police Lions, during a dinner meeting president of the group. their committee memberships Bridesmaids were Mrs. John itatod lort year. W. Middle Tpke., $1,000. The Board o f Seleotm m Met the wild side of a lieutenant who hoped to become and outlining programs and pro Shepardeon of Bolton and Mrs. facial laceratians, but is in good The accident occurred Fittoy Ronald E. SoternU, Instqila- Monday night. Dr. Bradford will dlscuas condttkXL Daniel Newman, 18, night autborlMd the request of the third Negro mayor of a ma jects for the new year. Such WlUlam Ryan Jr. o f Manches ot 4:80 p.m. when a car driven *«>*e at 14 Deepwood Other new officers are Alfred various types of charters and of 44 Cambridge St. received Boy Scout Troop 16 to set up a jor U.S. city, refused to con formulations will be complied ter, sistera of ihe bride. The — ------by Ixwis Cberrone, 18. of go Ur., $se8. Lange, Arnold Hanna and Ray how adopting one locally would food booth on the Green, during gypsy challis print cede. Into the 1969-1970 Program of flower girl was Barbara head M ceratiens^ 01«»w«>d St. sidrawlped «n cto B. MUler tor iUuseU Tay- mond Judd, first, second and effect the oommunlty. Saturday’s Dedication Day ac- He won 42 per cent of the vote third vice presidents; Robert Work, Manchester Chamber of Shepordson cf Bolton, niece of **** Improv^ a bcepital coming oar, driven by Patrick additions to dwMUng at 162 tivtUes. The requert was made Dr. Bradford is direotor cf Junior petites flip for the to Torty’s 26 per cent in the Baldwin, secretary, and Russell Commerce, which will be mailed the bride. morning. Le^ 26, of Norwich, acootdUur Gieen Rd. $eoo by VFW Post 241, sponsors of the exitenslon division of East April primary, but was forced Spearman, treasurer. to all (Chamber members. Roger Groae of B<^toin served *■ RO..H Mi. ern Connecticut State College. the troop. soft tantalising texture (DAL Sportswear and into a runoff when he failed to Other officers are Alfred Mon- M his brother’s brat man. r^iortto has been con- Lees car crashed head-on '''An, addition to dwMUnr st 60 •nw selectm en also agreed to Locally, he is eu member of the gain a nuijortty. Pollsters right (hno, tail twister; Jean Carbon- Ushers were Gregory Hutchin sMoua since ^ ^’Btoy into Nlmlrewskl’s. Nellher Ch^ Woodaide ^ “ rand a letter to the ToUsnd of acetate and rayon chaUis. ”Ths Piacs” — on storra) Planning and Zoning Oommis- up to election day had him neau, Uon taiher; Herbert EUig- son and John RoUmrell Jr., both eftO T ^ After ^ ering from rone nor passengers In Ms car- LAM Homes new’ rsstdencra Junior Woman’s C3ub thanking maintaining a margin. lert and Paul Gamache, direc sion and the RepubUoan town A bout Tow n regressive amnesia for serveral David Waloh of 8 Prestnn n - at vn Wild and wonderful in an unabashed ®^*®**- Junior uriterS were toys, he said, she is now able John Hovey of 26 Jarvis Rd ’ each. Ralph Rd., $20,000 them for their landscaping and Semiofficial returns from all tors for two years, and William oommlttee. Gordon Sbepatxisan of Bolton work at Cran- Gate of Heaven Mothen to MooU details of the crash and Raymond HaMm ^ ghai»«,^ rw. ^ . . print. Orange or green. but alx o f 2,890 precincts in Bazley, completing the last of Circle will meet tonight at 8 at nephew of the bride; and Paul doU’s Parti and other pMora In T^iaoday's runoff gave Yorty a two-year term. Sfaumhrater Bvenkig Herald Sobol of Bolton. and is In good iqdrlte. He sold Oreenwtid Dr --w ^ i„e„2 ? Preemrt loo. for the home o f Mrs. WUUam He f^ e y e examination. wM town. Jr. Petite 5 to 18. ftM All DftL STORES CLOSED THIS FRIDAY. MEMORIAL DAY 447,000, or 88 per cent, to Brad Class ’Trip Oohniibia - oorreqMmdeot, Vir bert, 24 Orchard St. Mra. A reception wsa htid at New Serriramra ley’s 892,879, or 47 per cent. The iW members of the Porter ginia Oor leon, toL 228-99X4. Charles Avery Is oo-hoatesa. *■*«»>»>’• Reotaunnt, Bolton. Newmon’ii mother aM he ron egraduM sdlT ^ .^ VFW P ort 241 oversaw ^ (PAL, Dimseo, departure of five area youths ICANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, I960
MANGHBffnER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 28.1968 PAGE ILEVIN progress and ehange npseawtod bgr tha ^ .^jUmd^rater social wortan. one-half tables of play. “Their indk«uiaad imint" wrote tha ‘The Studio’ Offers John Q / i r w o v e r Loi« Hm Rd. Prominent pseple Mrs. Howard Boyd and her &ittdtt0 ff^raU^ NSW Tack Tiroee of this hieldent. “la - in politic^ affairs win be on partner Mra. Raymond Wolf re- that tfas sKtinoUen o f raf uwu shaneiita Pure View of Fihn World I ^ answer peatod tholr first plaea winning R.FU kJttyl, questions. The Rsv. Joseph Duf- spot as tbay have dona numer- me fat a polailaad sodsty will obaok oeder- ^ BOB TWMtAS ly mneemant towned oorraotton of aocW Assoclatad Preos Writer Miss Amhwwi egneed to do the ^ toy,fey, state bead of of‘ths ths group group, oua timaa this season. Mlaa B m iM IN O U S l r o r o lim ilie r »» »*• tuers os wm Ststs sen Joyoe Drtokell with Mra. Law g a and thus hasten a dxwaduwM tn which HOLLYWOOD (API - The PawS?’ ***“ * ^ rence Moe finished second. Mrs. ’ fbeiety wM go up in tha ftaunaa of nns, taowios aunly muM be the only The studio eould h aw w w d Dmothy MUler. nskola B&y be Kay Horrigan and Archibald or claas, warfare." imhiriry wUah would allow s miUton doUars by film- Swim Class ssoured by calltag tbs Andoi^ Ram age placed third. DRIVEWAYS - The next one will be on June beidtblUng and taflghttag that '• NOW BOOKRTO -*! PLACE TOUR OBOim NQITU - Ing up and broadHring tfeaf “ ocdMly the Red Cross swimming pro lleate bridge, played almost 6 at the church with starting ___ BATBI goes on within exeouilve oanc gram at Andover Lake this AB W«rk F^nmmUfy We mn 1M% la Adraasa movement'' whMh has the chance of cur you riioot that to Roene mnS ths every Friday evening, to the time 7:46 p.m. Anyone with an summer has be«i announced by Oongregatio^ Church social interest in the game to wsl- ing the Wc without kiUtag the patiodt. Such on ewsreis u is “The Stu- «. atkiir ^ the Andover Lake Property room, seems to tecrease os tha come. DEMMO BROTHERS g„sn.8« dlo” (Fsiwr. Mfous, aiwux, J jS S ^ t t ^ " Owners Association, sponamw of end of the Recreation Commto- CALL 648-7691 or 647-9796 $6.96) by John Gregory Dutane. ^ **• , the program. sfon-oponsorad play draws near Manchrater Evening Herald anS *pian B May Frost And Catwomu As a ekweup^ no-punches-pulled ““ mF In a tallapin Mira Phelpe to the daughter er. Last Friday U players Andover oorreapendent Law ______I la awSuatTaly entlUad o f Mr. and Mrs. John Phelps, w ifet oaa «t repaMlaaUon of all aaaa dla- It la getting so thtot loe on the wind view at the film worid, tMs book string of mlndiesB showed up to make tour and rence Moe, teL 743-6796. aatelMa artdllad to It or aot oUMrwIaa oradH- to tim morn inolalw ptaoe o f le- TV>wnsend Rd. She graduaied B ^ tk U papar and alao tiu loaal nciwa pnt>- shield, gray on the bam roof, a gUnt of toortfalg atnee UlUan Rom skew- *’ *^*yhl«ei series from Rham High School where soUd dew on the graaa end tollage aeg rMila of ol raiaMlaUloo of apodal dla ered MOM In writing about the detedOvne, but hs She was very active in athletic M Mratn a routine, ratiier than a aurprise, tor (MmcIs 0fr” R«d Bodge of Oour- We fac» with putty, Heads Planters Mtivltlea and has just complet-. Bandd PrIntliiK Ooinpaiqr Ino., aa- the last woek in Mhy. ago.’ ’ hie 'tmir and sold ed her second year at forlng- WE HONOR o tlaanplal raapoaironUy tor typo- field College. 1966 C H E VR O LE T . a n o n appaaitoc to adrertlaolnenta Oardenera who took the trouble, Mon ” T1m Studio” already twe to duUoiw efudio offi- Mre. York Strangfeld of 168 otbar laartliif mattor to Tha Manchoatar day night to cover their tenderest caueed one actor to punch a 1! .. ** Dotoon StTMi- Greenwood Dr. Monday night Registration for children to mbm Hanld.______growth had a aenwe of virtue well re casting dhotor fat (he none over was elected to her second term the program will be held on IMPA1.A SUPER SPORT two Saturday mornings, Juns Bitoanribn to Ua JUvalaa ■nmea-Waalitor ataimnents made to_ the_ _ book.___ The studio ‘was atoced by Rea- president ot the Perennial • V-8 MOTOR laaBoat Kem Barflca._ _ _ . ^ warded when, Tuesday morning, they 7 and 14, at the Red Bara. In IPD aanlea eUant of If. K. A. Oarrloa, Inc. awoke to see that the lush spring land More raaoilon wUl dbubtiese en- W lend the state a PWnters Garden a t * at tto on- •-4-SPEED TRANS. PittM an Rapraaaatattoaa — Ilia Jultw charge 'Will be Mra. John Keeffe, Matbawa Spadal Afaney — Naw York. Ch»- scape bore the unmtahilnaMe touch of ■ue, peitiaps from stookholderB **”?**' 'w»*'k tor (he uUUttee ” '*** meeting. Mrs. WtUtom Horatoh and • RADIO oaco, Datidt- and Boaton. the white hand. Inquiring, “ Is this any way to ®®”'™*arion during mimmar h. Then Harrison trtcity. Montreal says there was a plot Clean, Late Model douB saving daring our mtcraiiixines and pMtfonn. bad been seis ear of com . He knows he can’t win them only way to real succeos in Captain, Team One, cMnged hto mtori, end Plum- Mrs. Joseph Akima, her aunt, to nnennshsihi Prime Mkttster ed at wfll by the aeUvUtae of aa organl- mant since Sandoval took over portance of this program.” ban renewal is through public University of Migascihiaettea all. But it also seems forbidden, some SBA In February, Informed The name of this Indivldiial? irner had to be poM off. said, “It was a wonderful ex- Pierre Elliott Trudeau durirv a USED CARS satton calliiw ttseV the Natlonel Welfare "It will pour out my Spirit on cooperation. In cider to get ACCUTRON how, that he shall lose them all either. Sandoval It planned to meet in Dr. Walter Cooper, the same Robert Wine didn’t want to pertenoe, but I wouldn’t want to St. Jean Baptists Day parade to Memorial Weekend Sale! Rights Organlsafloo. all mankind. Your sons and the Bigiport o f the local resi Top Prioea Paid FOr winners and losers, the May "the main conference room” of Dr. Cooper peremptorily fired da'Ughtors shall prapheqy, your make ”Stl*r!” But he was eager go through it again.” Fredenal- Montreal lost June, Good Thm Sat., May 31st dents in any type of project Broltieta Too? for another Julie Amtoews film da was delhreted by candlelight. "We knew a group was defli- FVir An Makeal They did not, the main part o f the frosts and cutworms have now oome and the SBA at 10 a.m. Saturday by Sandoval in April. their euocera wtth- “ Thank God there were tx> nltoly after (be prime mintotM' audienoe, reHah bavtoy their microphone gone. and your young see visions.” ot the problem and its aeverity. To the Bldttor, CARTIR CHEVROLET from Sandoval himself on ac An obscure advertisement in (Joel 8:1) “ Sound at Muslo.” Seeking to complications. EverytMiig went to MU him,” Gilberi: said. He aad tbefr meeting taken trim' by teved- They must be shown then told avoid the trouble and expeiwe of fine,” aaid (he aunt. added that poHoe put a heavy CO., INC. ; tions to speed President Nixon’s the Oil and Gas Journal of May TTm prophet’s trlsicn ot a new what the problems are, their For the post oeveral deeodsa ers, who actualy held them prisoner in Reform Blocked By A Lawyer Bloc program of black cc^ltaUsm. 5 has raised eyebrows among day is quite in keeping with our It has been the custom 'for Col preparing a ncript efae might Both mother aitd baby were gitard around Trudeau after 1229 Main S t Give today’s graduate the most aitematlvee and what will hap torn down. Wise aasembted data carried out of the floodsur- learning of the plot from to the ballroom at one stage of the pro- Letters to Sandoval the past Middle Elastern experts here ceilebratian of Pentecost, the pen if no action is taken. lege Altunni Aasootatioos to Phone 949-5238 ceedinga, while tfaedr fiery, eloquont lead It is going to be very difficult not to few weeks from leaders of the over the long-range intenticna presence of God’s Spirit in men. on Geatude La'wrenoe’a life, rounded home by firemerx formeirB. wanted watch in the world— Accu- assign selfish, self-serving motives to the So often in urban renewal conduct annual Commencement er, one Dr. Oeorge AMn Wiley, a acbolar Advisory Council, including of Israel In the occupied Sinai The Spirit of God brings about decision of the tegislature’s lawyer- work the public’s comments and drives to raise funds for their and a cbemiat before be iyeoame a mili Mayor Richard Q. Hatcher of Peninsula. a new day, because He makes concern arc ignored and when tron. Accutron time is so nearly dominated Judiciary Oommlttee to Gary, Ind., and Floyd McKls- Alma Maters. tant radat, deMvered ultinsatum type de The ad solicited "experienced us new men and women. The the time comes for them to block any reform of a system of auto Blck, former head of the Con field production engineers and This year, the drivos will [Tropical 7 or mands, like the timnedlate contribution Spirit adds to our already com approve the outlay of vast fall for riiort of the goiJa set perfect that Bulova guarantees insurance coverage which la In crying gress of Racial Equality foremen” for unddsclosed work rbutton tingle or by the eodal workers present of the Utile plex and wonderful human amounts of money (as happen in HMOt Instancea. Hundfeds of “KEEP YOUR EYE OH WOODUND eARDENSI” need ot reform. (CORE), have simply not been for the foraeU government. “ All tido vent, oM sum of $85,000 to tala osganlaatlon. nature the final touch, that ed in Mandiester) their answer thminda of heretofore' gener monthly accuracy to within 60 Idooblo breotiod We believe that the explanation of answered by Sandoval. It was replies held in strictest confi which alone makes us truly the fered by State Rep. Lawrence Merly, a Hatcher who signed the tele is no. The reason is simple, tt ous Ahunnl hsvs witneMod too I m ^olt. Then along came this philosophical dence,” it said. children ot God, love. Yes, love, la their community and their many diagracaful perfonnoncea seconds.* subcommittee chairman and a Bridge gram to council members, and ‘Middle Qajst oil experts say which is the gift of the Spirit, Ipialdt, chock*, «o»; poUticlan, to teU them that "some good port lawyer, that there was no need to to Sandoval, calling Saturday’s money which wlD eventually by undeigraduatos whoj bavs Itenoll* ond solid there ia only or.e posalble p ^ e is the quality we moat need If pay for the work. They should no regard tor college rvos or can come hem oonfrantatlon poUtica.” -'.‘throw out tlme-teeted cuid socially-ac meeting. In which Israel could put ”ex- I tonoi* Cholco of cepted procedures,” is on insult to the we aro to truly rise above the be entitled to seme eay tn the the laws ot the country. T h e m ' H m m I bluo, gold, greon, Sandoval’s resjwnse was to perienjoed engineers end fore level of the animal world. A ‘ t3onfrantation politics'' has to be de- ^ intelUgence of the people of this state. send a telegram of his own to planning of the project and the capture and oeliure of collage ACCUTRON “240*’- Ibronzo, ollvo. fined, we would think, as the tactic by men” to work, and that Is tn The Bible declares that we are only way to stimulate comments halls and offices has been oar- The only "time-tested" aspect of the Dr. Walter Cooper, whom he the Sinai Peninsula Itself. There Lorga Water 'resistant, 1 i t Noe»- 36 •“ f ? which a minority confronts some soda! present insurance operation relates to made in God’s image. Certain la by letting them know where rlod out by violent anarchists fired in April as SBA's Wash have been rumors for months ly, that does not mean that we Sha luminous dial, I i t Short* 36 to 44 the interminable delays —adding up to ington-based representative of the prObleme are, what can be and otudent outlaws in ohnost GEMNIUIIIIS i t long* 3B to 46 institutian or group with an assemblage that Israel may, be on the look like God or that God has I yeans —that are experienced in settling the Black Advisory Council. The done about them and how every section of the county and combination numerals, of revolutionary force greater In num- threshold of a major new oil all the r^yslcal attributes we much It will coat. 1 SUght Charge toe contested auto aooident llablUty deiims missive to Coo^r, who is now in moot places hoa not: been RED, PINK, WHITE stainless steel. $110.00 I j^tMotinna be^ or fiercer in resolution or greater find in the Sinai (where Egyp have. To be made in God's Aa the article pointed out, sev Btopped. in aimamient than the representattves —in or out of court. back in his old job as a re aa reg. $25.95 To term the present operation "soclal- search scientist tor Eastman tians wells now being run by image means that we share eral of us were a bit skeptical Here are oome of the reasons of the establishment majostty. ly-acoepted” is to fly in the face of a Kbdsdc in Rochester, N.Y., said Israeli occupation forces pro God’s essential activity and otter our first visit to Manches why Alumni are rejootliig the MIXED POTS for tfia C am otary...... $2.79 - $4.35 whirlwind of protest that has arisen not that "M ayor Hatch” (sic) had duce enough oil to satisfy all power. God is creator; only ter, but after considerable in requests for funds to 'simport We wilt IIU your unto and pots for the cemetery. There’s no charge tor tills And whet the deputy mayor was say of Israel’s demands). man among his creatures can their colleges: . / servloe. We’re here to please you! , Y only in Connecticut, but across the coun called the Saturday meeting vestigation and (Uscuseian with ing was that some good can come from try, against the present practioea as without any “endorsement” by If these rumors are correct, create. We share God’s creat town officials we were pleased 1. nie failure of Oollogh Prea- this, because someUmes it works, and they govern auto insiuance oovenage Sandoval and that Sandoval and Israel is indeed on the ing power, but we also have the to see the real intereet for IdenlRjBnd Tnistoea to tiiraw out WHITE, BEDDING 10 for *8.9$ [Sport Coats! stimulate understandings, or brings and the settlement of claims. would not meet the Negro lead verge of a major oil etrike In power to destroy. God’s power future rehabilitation. Using as V every student Involved in th a 8 FanMMB BmiidB That Are about the start of programs or poUcles, How can Rep. Merly square hia char ers. the Sinai, it could revolutionize to create and destroy is gov much public opinion as we could disrupthm of claoses or oidlege which have been long overdue. acterization of the present practices aa What Sandoval did not say Middle Eastern politics — and erned by His love; unfortunate gather and coupling tt with our progiama, so that the majors Tope hi Styling and Saving! "time-tested and sociaIly-ax^oepted” was that he had ordered his make it much harder for the ly, we do not always govern design experiences we formu Ity of serious-minded students TWe was the comiptelnt made by against a verdict of Congress last year, offices locked to the black lead Big Four, or for President Nas our own powers by love. We lated plow for the future of oon acquire the education they 7 / Senator Brooke of Massachusetts some which ordered a two-year ertudy of the ers and that he himself plan ser’s Elg]^ — to get Israel out need' God’s Spirit to guide us Main Street. TTiese thoujjita, paid good money for. \ GERANIUMS 6 for *1.44 BROOKFIELD'" time ago — that It is very unfortunate auto insurance system on the grounds ned to be out of town. of the Sinai. down loving paths and to resist ideas and approaches were pre 3. The failure of OoUegs Pres • • * the selfish temptations to des idents and Trustees to rid tiielr that It sometimes takes riots to get re it was: Actually, Sandoval, In deep sented to your town-fathers on Jirtm Sears, until recently troy. With the help of God’s May 2 and we slnoerely hope campuses ot the Pot sfnokers, sists. \j(yfnequitable, ening trouble with Democrats ViGETABLE PLANTS Chrysanthemums *3.95 $45 ^Tnadequate. and Republicans who strongly President Nixon's No. 1 resident Spirit, in loving and cooperat that our academic experience acid heads, homosexuals, beat niks, the mole freaks with tbs Tomatoes (Bed, Plum, C It ought not to take riots. It ought not Insufficient. backed the work of Cooper and politician in the White House, ing with others, we can usher might someday benefit your ners. Sprouts, Cauliflower, Lettuce, • We Have Rmtk Logs and Baskets • canceled on short notice a in a new day for men and share town. We all feel, as the article ‘ ^beehive hairdos” aivi excess Tfw cowol "diMsod jup" look In to take the planned insolence and shook Unresponsive to public needs. the council, has now all but Jant, Broccoli, CoUards, Kohl- « tuporbly (tylqd iport coot in oil The preponderance of feeling in this decided to abolish the present speech he had agreed to make In the etemai creati'vity of God. pointed out, that Main Street facial rturubbery, drtfteia, and Pandey, Celery, Basil A Onion of "confrontation pdlUcs." ♦ Rev. Robert W. Ihloff gun sUngers. ] ' Box 4” FUCHSIA POTS ...... wool ei;'0ocTOn polyMtor wortlod country favors reform of the present council and replace it with one in Lincoln, Neb., last weekend, has quite a bit working for it, __ 65‘ blond*. Chooto froin 7 o r-th rM auto insuranoe system which has been of his own. raising rew questions about his St. Geoge Episcopal Church but we also feel that all posi 8. The open uoe of coUegs bOtfon ifiodol* and'doublo brooif. The fact that it seems to take such dormitories and frdttoHilty. COLORFUL A Z A L E A S...... GS,3S tactics to bring results presents society unmincingly and deservedly attacked as Rep. F’rank Horton, the New future in the White House. " tive points are slowly being nib od modol. Rogulor* 36 fo 46; Sears had been scheduled as may be connected wltii his .re bled away by the problems houses os brothels or bofUMS ol long* 3 g10.-46; thorto 36 lo.42. with two altemati\-es. First, It Vnay try being costly, unjust, inefficient, general York Republican, sent a specia) BEDDING PLANTS RHODODENDRON, Deepened large pots G SsSS ly unsatisfactory and often marked by delivery letter to Sandoval last chief speaker at a Republican placement by Harry Dent, form which exist now and those which ill fame on neariy a ' round to decide that gains sought by such the clock booia. Ageratum, Alyssum, A S tw , tortuous legal maneuvering. Wednesday that reflected the party workshop on Saturday, erly Sen. Strom Thurmmtd’s will become apparent with the dula. Carnations, Dahlia, Phlox, Zto- SWISS GIANT COLORFUL PANSIES bskt. 8 9 « blackmail, terroristic methods diall 4. The InfUlration of unsavory Nationally, spearheading the drive for rising Oongresaional anger with U.S. Sen. Roman Hruska South Carolina political ace, aa opwiing of 1-84. nlaa, Balvta, Snaps, Soabloaa, Stock, POTTED EVERGREENS ...... FAMOUS NAME never be granted. Second, society may against Sandoval. and all of the state's county top WMte House political opera It Is obvious to the imblaeed teachers and profesoors iite the • Larlwpw, Marigolde, Verbena, Nem- the institution of some form of a "no faculty. These chorooten frs- surrender to such tactics, in a mood of fault" system of auto insurance —a sys “ I am highly disturbed,” Hor RepubUcan chairmen, in attend tive. eye that something 'will soon eala, Hforenia, Gomphrena, Gerbera, quentiy spur their studknla to GLOXINIAS ...... G9.GS guilty meekness in which it acknowi- , tem designed to eliminate the many ton wrote Sandoval, "that mem ance. President Nixon wants Sears have to be done with Main Olorloea D t^, etc. Reasonably 89* $35 vfotate college and olvU regida- priced. (Grown 12 to a container un edges that its cywn sins of neglect and headaches, heartaches arjd defects of bers of Congress interested in Sears's last - minute cancel to stay in the White House, but Street. Our suggeeUon tor suc Thto is only a somfde Uottog. We have many, many more, cess starts with the education ttons. Many o f these oome der oareful supervlston. Come the - S for RS.50 peat indifference have been greater than the present —is the American Insurance the progress of the SBA’s role lation, GOP politicians here say. he may ha've other ideas. giwer and get quality). to ' fresh from our huge greenhoaoe! Big *cnrlng*l Choice of all 3-button, I - teachers and profeosors ore al SAVE O N MEN'S the present stoe of confrontation violence. - Assn. The reform movement has drawn •Inglo-vohf- or two-button double | so using pot, speed, and L8D, FAMOUS IRAND vent and doublo breo*ted •tylo*. I support from many quarters, including in foot some ore actually peddl PERENNIALS Neither alternative Is satisfactory. To a large portion, if not most, of the in Gome This Weekend To See Us Fod— tOPICAL WEIGHT Mold*, chock*, horrtngbone* . ■oncl I 2 ing these narcotics on ooinpua. that will be the pride of yeur neighhorhoodl Mild blozori. All In Dacron poiyo*for| deny the reasonable part of gains un surance industry, in the editorial opin Whitaker 5. The lack o f backbonji by ThberoiM Begontoe, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Peat and YEAR ROUND or rayon and wool blond*. Rogulort | reasonably sought would be to dam up ion of a greet many of the counlry's In many College Presidents who Moss, Pots, Redwood Tubs, Window Boxes, Ihseoticides, Choose from : Primrose, Delphinium, Columbine, Dalslee, SUITS! 36 to 46; long* 38 to 46; ihorU 3 4 1 the whole problem. To bow me^ly to fluential newspapers, and from the peo would rather appease and TVoweto, Cultivators, Spading Forks, Turf Edgeis, Bakeo, Phlox, Poppies, HoUybocks, Rock Garden Plants and to 42. ple themselves as shown in the over- . pamper the lawless criminal Shovels, Sakrete and Swimming Pool Suppllea. Many, Many More; You get so much more at your Wood all kinds of blackmail tactics would be vhelming margins ot public opinion land. Oaidens! Regular $90.00 to multiply the use ot such tactics beyond campus hooligans than / klok Yes, W« Have Large Potted Tomatoes polls, them otit FM eSdl Test • Laige Plotted Tomatoes all reason. . - In CoiBiectIcut, -the issue centers on a Bring A SoU Sample for A FREE TEST! 10-point reform package that has been As a college aliunaus, I eiieii N O W *72.00 What we usually do is, like the deputy proposed by State Insurance Cmsr. Wil join all those who wil). never mayor said, something wWch reward# liam Cotter, a so-called modified, "no contribute ons dollar to my col lege or any other coUegs that Regular $85.00 8 the "coabnmtation'' tactic. fault" proposal that has been given wide support by state instirance Interests and doesn’t clean up Its esmpua or ACCUTRON The only thing that can safely put un the State Labor Coimcil. submtts to the isny dsmonds ot reasonable demanding in Its place is the Its chief —and perhaps sole —opposi ansrchlsto, sorawbolla, sto., SPACEVIEW **l’* N O W *68.00 presence end recognisable appearance of who go to oittlsga for anything tion has come fixnn the leg^ profes but on education. Clear view dial, a vibrant degree of progress organised sion: The Connecticut Bar Assn., Amer water resistant, Regular $80.00 by society itself. ican Trial Lawyers Assn., New Haven Tours Bincarsjy, County Bor Assn. Frank U. Li^liB luminous. But you can be working very hard at Opinion Research Oorp., conducting a MonohoStar. Oonn. $135.00 N O W *64.00 that, and sUlU not escape being made national poll for the^ AmarioBn Insur Bldltoris Jlots: A small non- wagei: with this Isttsr witter, Mr. Woodland laya: *TMI- part of the target. For those on the ance Assn., found that the public’s to the effect that alumni ooa- nitely IPs Woodland Oordena victim side of the ‘‘confrontation poli preference for a system of no-fault in this week for my vesetable Regular $70.00 surance was clearly todicated. The Con tributiaas this yssr wU hs goo- ptoats.” tics" staged in that New York hotel ball eroua enough to moke up tor ACCUTRON® by BULOVA room the other day were aU social work- necticut Bar Assn, conducted a poll Mrs. Garden says: "I ora tog- among its members not top long ago whst he and ttaoss who sgrts N O W *56.00 eta, a l of them engaged In some form with him bold otit ging along. My Sower beds and found that nearly 59 per cent of the need a lift. Let’s not forget of attack on the sodel problems far lawyers were against such a plan. marlgoMs uM ^ It goes hm-m-m m. which the invading militants were, that Was the Judiciary Committee, ot particular day, staging their coiBronta- whose 38 members all but three are law Qnirtittioiis ! and demandliig the Immediate pay yers, more responsive to .public opinion It is s tragedy that whila tha ment of some ransom. or to. the opinion of the l e ^ profession notion, through force of arms, HOIKE in deciding to “kill” the reform pro has been one again tor mors From such an Incideot, the rational LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUB GBOWINO AND LAN 8GAPE PROBLEMS! SUOOR posed? than a century, our ehundi, HiMR OUR COMPLETE LINE ptooesB of thought would have to bead And finally. Cotter’s 10-point ref<»in even with the foroe of «*»»», (M : landscape Motorinla: FROM "GROWER TO YOU" IT’S YOUR 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER toward the ooncluaion tint the racial plan presumably was given joint con has not yet been healed of that Shrube, Omnmentnl nnd ralUtants involved were not seekiiv the sideration by the Judlciaiy Committee dtvtslan. Shade Trees, Needle and “YOU CAN BE BURE AT SHOOR’S" partial gigod and the greater understand end the Insurance Committee. W h y —■•V. Dr. g. ---YTI XOgr- Broad Leafed Evergreens, a u hasn't the latter comm'ttee hns been ing the deputy mayor spoke of, but edm- ler, ttigittg an Is thS i«itt rtaiwniato VbMO, eta at WOODLAND GARDENS OPEN THUTISDAY till 9 P.M. B Doyn heard from, or has it abdicated Its re- ^Get the Pot Boiling, Woman, in the Presbyterian Chanli l o w e s t PBKIES FOB SIN- kig, rather, cti the destruction aj^ de- i , LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU i , 'nmra. Nltra tlU 9 sponeibiUtles to the Judiciary group? — which kas lasteg ttnes the dvtt BST QUALfTY-i Oome aad *We Will adjust to this tolerance, If neces HALB titoraHaafVei of the modemto piooeaa of The Garden Is A’Coming UpP’ ‘TR a rc p Aeooaato NEW HAVEN RECISTER War. see ter youraoM •••> 166 W O O D LAN D 8T.-OPEN DAILY H U , 9—PHONE eu-S 474 - sary. Guarantee is for one year. C o tO S ^ b v lte d r W$OM TW BLVt MANCHBaSrmR EVENiNa HERALD. MANGHESIEB, CX)MN, WEDNEWAT, MAY 28,190 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1969 PAGE THIBTERW Coventry TheyU Have No Alma Mater Events in World open Thuriday N i^ 'UN 9 '■% Removed from PrUoh ■nythinr 1968 PO NTIAC Victiin of Pantchial Crisis S'own Meeting Ends in Chaos, For Modieal Attention The German magnsts was lii- LEMANS SPORT COUPE BAIOOir (AP)— Truong Dtah dioted in Fkmnoa flaturday to CmiLL VILLAS ^ • RADIO Dsu, Prestdsnt Nguyen Van frh— on charges of aldtog Produces Tearful Graduates s Thien’s rumiong) in the 1967 and absMlng Qiraa Rallsn an- • WHITEWALLS By STEVE MOORE MANCHESTER 966 main st.,fMiiigr oak / ^ Vote on New Budget Postponed • SPRINT OPTION AaaoolaM Preoa Writer ■ometolng you don't t u b on a t 8 for the ptestdenHal electks^ is being tlque dealers accused of mostor- FREIB PABKXNa ON MAIN ST. tsansfetred ftipm an island prls- mimiing a ring which sapped • VINYL INTERIOR ___ o’clock and off at 8.” By ■OU.T Q A lunm hiflier, wma th« retainer tor the and rapld^are d!«cuaaion to con- on to Saigon for medtool treat- axt works out of Italy and soM i m m a t A , ^ . ^ ) th e -The toyalUe, will clmnga, AMD A U i FUBUO PARKINO LOTS town auditor, the naiwly-appoint- fuains U as impoailble tor ment, a government apcAesman them. »«“ »*® -Ptrtt Of the g n ^ l sweet VnthiB tora minutes of con- ^ KlrcaMle, Randall Garrepy to m airtain otxler. trial IB fh 80U00I have one thing renmln,” Donovan aaid of Om aaalm nifi*. annual jfcNab, which replaces WU- Town Attorney Arrives said today. A West German ait crKlc. a .00 Dsu was sentenced to five French art lover and two other in common: Tbey-U be without w io^ w irSe trSS toam iiMMdli% on the taudget tor Stevens, who died earlier It was at this point that Town on almn mater coma gradua- to Join their rivals wt HMena graduate ltto-70 dtaaotved lido ctioas, q,|j yt» t. Attorney David Rappe was call- years at bard labor In July 1968 Italians also were indicted, famous make from wtdob It never reocvwred. Policemen’s salaries were ed for, arriving at 0:W. ARer for advocating negoUatlone with The baron's apobeaffian said **®**‘ High and battle on the eame Use National Liberation Front, two of Thysaen’s paintings The odiool la doolng with — wearing the once down- on her most anally adjcuntins at 10 :M until ^iso slightly affected. Fire com- a short conference between grack^tion on Tfaui«day, the graded red and white, a later uuspeetOed date. Very panies received a slight in- Rappe and other otRcialSr the Five months later represents- which Italian ofHclals said weip TED TRUDON. Inc. Jr. Bra Dresses important day. tittle burineea was covered. crease over earlier recommend- meeting reconvened and all mo- tivee of the Saigon government onuggled out of Italy wem VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE victim of a nationwide crisis “Tlte announced dosure mal- From the outset tt was ap- atlons. tions, with the exception of the entered the Paris peace talks ’^bought regulariy In Swltaer- TOLLAND TPKB. — TALOOTTVIULE Itiat haa htt tNurocMal adioiBs. ly lilt hatd in toe Junior olaoa.. parent the stmospliere was But the principal cuts since mcUn motion (to accept the with NLJF delegateB, but Dsu re- land” and have beep on dtoptay A nationwide survey by The was complatoly unexpected,”. •rig. ft-00 electric. Townspeople sntved the hearing were in the Board budget as prepared), were wlth- mralned in confinement on the at the Thyssen- OaUery ^pve tor AaMotatod Press showed tool own at first Manlon sold some 18. were not paritculvly im ptes- *’*queat f<» now teach-, tions were misunderstood by peen appomnw w ^ y-rtceaman said. Asked what wUl simultaneously say sportlrg equipment dleap- alva somethiiw over 200, It ap- ers was "«vernever raaoemade ciear,clear, uiacthat both Garrepy and Rappe, wwiewhile ***■ —T Oommunlty 7„7/ Oolfcge tocuMy haiqien to the prisoner af-ai- Thailand To Permit ’’thanks” and ’’goodbye” upon poored, the thought being "It $16. to $26. graduafion, won’t he needed next year.” peaiad to be a younger - than - « "compleU d«)w- the answers were likewlae mis- President ” ,w ^ ^ “P®*'®?" V-S. SuppUee Traneport u«al cnnm «ri mther grim man repUdd: That question is b ANGKOiT (AP) — The Thai As one senior put it: 4'It won’t The Helena public schod sys- great buy! wMh, that the Board of Bduca- pie present. It was pointed out, Frederick W. Dowe Jr. aimounc- premature. government has changed its be hawy- I can already see toe tom hopes to buy toe modem fa- "’”**?***■.. , Won has "neither the time ncr ^oiigh, that a budget can be «<1 today, American officials are w- mind and decided to let the CLOSED church h o ^ to fun- jr. flared slacks Select from ____ .... . —- ——. — ——.— — '*^‘**”----- **®— accepted, accepted w.as »..««««-,amended. AuooMiss TiemeyT holds a BA in Heved to have been putting juatAa Hrinv in The schod s initials, carved nel money saved by clodng toe so ft film y voiles, to dtonis^ requested breakdown of figures, or rejected. It cannot be raised, psycholOKy from the Unlvamity pressure on ThVeu’s govenunent trucks to carry U 8 miUtary from a hillaide above Helena school Into purely rsUgloui S .T b^«^ I Oommcticut, an MA m bu^ to release Dm because hi. con- ^ T ^ L ^ T ^ MEMORIAL DAY known as Scratch Gravel, wme work. orig. ^ . 9 0 ribbon stripes, aian. It becan» evtow aj^ w Increase in estimated revenue ,5,^6 mechanics of how to ac- ness education from Now York ttauod impeisonment has been D ow ^O nd^ fine linos, ^ budgri 1 * ^ n U corpuaha rejection of JuMedu. Unlvemlty, and Has had ex- toe mtoJectoTZ^ criticUm in ^ FRIDAY, MAY 30. 1969 ^ "V* The 966 otoer high schod pui^ $9-$IO 2 T cation re q u e i. and force toe temriva eocpertence In secre- Saigon and abttxwl. ^ toe trucks Slater ««itmllated into toe textured pique Finance to raise the tarial posts and two years’ A 62-yaoiM>ld lawyer and Bud- the strict sunervl- EiiwrgMicy TtlaplioM Numbm: ®*"‘ «yrtem, aa wUl the neariy Cfdorful florals or persian w ith th e I ? **** belief that toto l^er-toa^ appropriation for education was teachlqg eocperienoe at Nassau dhist from Central Vietnam, the sovem m ^^^ prints by famous makers. new sleeve Highw ay ...... 649-5070 r e ^ . No w haring linger- by anotoer closure. Sizes 6 to 18. 1 appmv^ ^nd, of (n .T.) Community College. Dm was Httle known betom the ^ ta(g sign of the part, school offl- l u r . ^ 1—. treatments: ^pnopmmd total budget U •®«'®" «>® course, this was never voted on. .-whot make. Mis. Tierney i 9«t election campaign. He ad- J^Sti,^rS?or3^E?S G a ib o g * ...... 649-1086 dais thought Father McOoy Indtooted the ______I ___ _ ... Wh«^ voted «« was im- partlculariy valuable to us,” Dr. vocated a halt in the American wh-« m Vu. situation in Helena and other lesr of m uttons, Montana dties was not isolated The United States repottie(>y Sonhary Sow«r and W alar. .649-9697 jr. skirts bell sleeves, I f^ S ito T tS i ^ w S ^ polntmmvt, ”to bar weallh of taHo. with the Hanot regime and aS 'telii;- ^ 1 *2 “ *?** but part of a trend-a trend that tion budget, and how a vote pared, ^ portion secretarial and, partimSarly, the Viet Ootw. He (alUed 817,000 *®®" ■'tuatlons u te e kabuchi sieves, in this axes would have gone have meant ^ ‘"'f Fovemm^t ««.terial experience.” votes to 070^’. 1,660,000. to bS? ^ green to match the schod col- New York State, in toe and pantski'rts w hite or p a s t ^ ia anorone’s gueaa now. increase,1, from toe current 66. (biit/bm not including public safe- Hiss Tleniey comes to xrnn MOC ® Thailand, but toe **"T /v-.i.ir.'f o-H— u Brooklyn-Long Island Diocese, 8 Thai government rejected toe For most of the meeting con- Board of Skiucation chairman jy, health or highways.) from the stcretarlal sclMiee de- Denies Charges I ^ d n ’t beMeve lu-we m Maryland, Michigan, Iowa, fution reigned supreme, with Ruth Benoit then asked to be ' This portion Includes the first ^ Nassau Community request last weak. were doing so well, buUdlng ohlo. Colorado orig. ^ . 9 0 Sizes 6 to 18. motions on tbs floor at recognised end rebutted Van os« "lines”<*1lnAa** into toofho budget,hllllVAt. and . . . ' In Art Smuggling The new arrangement was from, nothing to something in „ one time, poor anousUcs and ^Cine’s statement about lack of includes the budgets of some . ^ LUGANO, Bwitaeriand (AP) worked out in talks between Da- sporte and everyUUng^^sald Oardlnd $8.$9 geneial mood of unrest. documentation. The Board of boards and commissions, as **"“ i.. i, — A spokesman for Baron Hein- wee and U.B. Ambassador Leo- Shaun Donovan, i 7 , ^ senior " ! ! !^ ^ Solids or florals, many are Use your perspnal charge account lioderating his first town Finance, she said, was well well as the offices in the town ” ® rtch von Thyssen-Botnemisza, nard Un^. Dawee said toe ifce S0itcfc ohms prosidsnt. Donovan said A “ ttl Bven sold it might bs ne- rpress in oennbed pop- master charge or C. A. P. bank charge meeting ww Robert Gairepy, aware of the raStionale behind hall. mo Hsw previous ^ «*argod teat week with Americans complaliied that WM ^ked, stunned when consider diasing ort who mlgbt be said to have re- toe request tor four new teach- The one significant action out involvement In an International ahlpmento were being delayed GIFT SHOP the closure was announced 6 to 18. •fl- — _ ^ 6 whole parochial schod sys- oelved Mb trial by fire. Gar- Ing poettians, and the data on too llno-by-Une review of toe ^ cmuggllng ring, says the because BTO was short of 80 were 78 other graduates, +em ” 977 MAIN 8T„ MANCHUThH who barely tour yeans earlier '______lepy himself protested within this was made available. gfeneral government budget was other exnerieMe reto rt to "nedaier smuggled any- trucks. There will be problems other h o u r ^ the . ^ ^ reduc^ in toe salary of .ww^atotmsnt Includes------were too first pupils entering 8 toe 81.7-mlWon buUdlng. neiocatlng pupils and to* ^ Inspector-assesBor ^ e t a r i a l poslUons •me buUdlng even belies its f ^ e r burdens on pub- Co plum wild or sunny yellow ** V an D ine’s V iew «*p®*1®®; ^ , with r . h . Macy and co.. u n - S A V IN G S for Girls replaced, but tots request was ▼ l-flUc: » T ICW xho salary was reduced from minnrnn Coro Pm- cloalng. The walls are richly pa- “ ® systems, not carried through. $9,400 to $8,800, and the car ex- A»n«Ai RAinii/Od nelled. The floor* of terraza. "B> a anwll schod tosrs’s Questions of parilamentary FoUowlng laf night’s meet- ,i_goO to $1,800 (the The lawn has only a good start. spirit, a closeness tastween in Colormates timetable pump pnicedure kept cropping up. current appropriation.) The Administrative offices ore ele- PupUs and teachen,” said Jane girls' fbred slacks ^ no'"one reafty'to supi^ Peter Van Dine Issued this ria^ ^ ^ “/^"uSs'dSibto p ^ d ^ ^ In New Yoik and Coimiaet. gant, even plush. Lack of fl- P«*e«en, 18, one of the top pup- answers. Bomeone aritod. “ ®"*\ ; **y “ chair- originally been requested a rerident of Mtowia t t nances apparently wasn’t evi- »*; Ontral. ’The doss reu- sizes sizes ••Whew is town attow ey?” man oi the B o ^ of ^ a n c e Is ^ but. in line with the J t J ; ’ H im dent when Central was built. "*<» won’t be the soma,” 4 to 6x 2 .9 9 7 to 14 3 .9 9 Finally tt became otovtoua tbat ^ must be conald- ^ ^^oucoA to The quality end need for poro- explained. ’’There’U Jurt be •K^ waa-srinnn T^snnA DFDd 111 lU ciltlrety, thus I Hiade ftnsA. «%/«/ Tvava « TO American AaBocIatlon chlal school teaching has been » memory, not a reality.” toe Mwvloe. of the standard m o tl^ ’To accept ^ ® ®* University Profeseoro, Amari- Colorful prints or solids in slacks or jeans. “ to- , .. ——----—H-a • •• *8,800. The vote to reduce the a—toioto-. questioned. I« Montana and Donovan aaid when the ru- All by famous makers. Dye colormates white - hi-tof the budget as reoomiqended. , . . a 94-67 vote. ^ *""**°*^ °* U ^ ^ ty elsewhere. mors first started the pupils n r ^ e d . ’’Such a motion P ® ^ Women,or------BJastem BustneaB peau de sole pumps «*ould be amended, according The car «pensea cut passed on Aasootaticn. and the ”I’ll Just have to go out and t®*** “‘® Pwy-” ^someone ^ statute, to reduce those ® Z.®*®® National Asaoctailon of Legal show I’m a product of toe school They did. UntU the Thursday mock turtle polos to match a dress, asked stoy toa B ^ of FIm i^ „^jeting wants “a* Secretaitea. and prove people have made a nx>ming Father McCoy called stockings, scarf or the was sitting at the head tsWe. ,«iuce. If the meeting wish- Raymond Bradley Sr. to act mlsteke,” aaid Donovan. ’’The e^* claases Into toe spacious au- sinbe ftA was a selectman’s kmMir.meet- ^ increase any Item, tt «> Ak-.- general »wMVA«m«vkAwtfgovernment www*.por- plant—tt is an Idea that will be «ht®rtum and aimounoed the fl- color of your eyes just tog. Finance board miembew flrst reject the budget, tlon of the budget. It was ac- Setback for SUar carrled on,” he said. nal plans. 4to6x 2.50 7 to 14 3.00 hastUy retired to the blearfyOT, ^nd then by additional motions cepted. after a brief dlscusslan, p o o N A , India (AP) — Uetad The Rev. John J. McCoy, for fun. Your choice aUbsT a curt camm«nt from inform/the Board of Finance a 78-61 vote. VUayat Khan, described as one schod principal, commended Solids or stripes, short sleeves or tank of heel heights. Chairman C. Peter Van Dine. j,ow they wish to act.” A motion by Van Dine to ad- of the beet attar ptayers of all Donovan and he her pupils H iA S fn C sleevdess styles. •me opening began with an Van Dien concluded, “I feel Joum ti^owed, and waa adopted times, beUeves the modem for their unwIUingneos to sit explanatian by Van Dine of the uiat those people who wanted to on a 90-67 vote. The date of trend toward a synthesis of In- back cmd accept the Judgment. STOCKINGS Board of Flnancs—recommend- increase the education budget reconvening is up to the select- riinn classical music and weet- : pan SM He related bow they began WHOL CHAIRS tennis dresses^ pantshifts $ I2 .(X ) ' ed figures. He pointed out that, did their position a vast dls- men and remains a myriery ern muslo would bo ruinous for baassBols 14A0 drivee, hoping to pledge enough slnoe the budget bearing earlier service by turning the meeting until the statutes on these mat- both 61 s u n .T ttW ii hM haon tarvlnfl the Hama •Kimar money to keep Central running. ARTHUfi DMItt this month, some <*angee had into a circus because they re- ters are thoroughly studied. He aaid the recent rriease of farlC Y lA M . Far a camplats FUE INSFIGTIWI af MAY WE SUOOW They even offer to work sum 4to6x 3.00 7 to 14 4.00 A been made by his board, malrtly fused to accept the above pro- Many of those present feel an LP album by Yehudi Menu- your kama by a TannMa Cantrol ixpart, suparvisad mers and donate two week’s cedure.” that because of acceptance of hln and Ravt a»hkar was a ”a by Ilia flnaat tadinlMl staff, pbena our naaratt You Miact your 6how«r or wedding gift from pay, he sold. Some gave lec ^?***’ ®*1*?***®*^’ the first portion of the budget ^ulty experiment.” local afficai our oompl^ cc^eetfan of Gath«dn(6hglm tures at Masses. AU showed Colorful prints, stripes and solids. Fine *“ rejection of the Board of Edu- Asked to comment on Beatle gourmet enamdware. From freezer-to- oven-to concern. cottons or knits. C2snu# eufamitied to too Board « ^ since the pubUc hearing on cation budget is doomed. But George Harrison’s interest in tiMe, virtually indestruetlMe In normal use tiik ”We didn’t promote the nance by a speclaUy appointM the budget, Mrs. Benoit said, the legalities of this must be the oltar, Vilayat Khan siild: ”A pledge drives,” Father McCby RANG! 641^9240 Narvragfaui import wU oUhanoe any table, \ M I subcommittee, formed to study and the additional cuts to the ironed out by Rappe prior to the gitar recital bv the Beatle is like said. "The goals weren’t realis I UFL OIL girls' swim suits the salaries of town employes, education requests, the Board next session, a satire on Indian muaic." boMli ke buckate tic, hut the students were think MANCHESTER! eoedusive of teachers and high- gf Finance had not been in corn- ooffe* poti fondue pots Disorder Stuns Some BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORE ing.” GASOLINE way empioyes.■ nie study was munication with the Board------of Others have expressed the taa pets lipped saubepan ’"ITve closing announcement 4to6x 4.00 7 to 14 5.00 Y request^ to the belief that the Education at all, and at no opinion that last night’s actions DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 fry pan laeuna ^riiee was really traumatic,” said Ju salary of thew employee should offered any explanatian as can all be rescinded at the next jfiwiiFoloi aenmig tn y s lie Larson, an 18-yeor-dd aca BANTLY OIL be “rtnictured, with some sort ^ made. She session. One or two piece styles in colorful cotton E H M iE T M l OPEN MON. THRU BAT. 9:10-6:80, IHURB, TUX. 9K» demic whiz who plans to attend I (IMP \.\> , IM of sdiedule dra^ emphasised also that virtually What will happen next Is up in Th» OMacr A ioigatt lir Conn. ; ;i M UN s I i;i I I prints or lastex, all by famous makers. matching handbags $4 to $6. Am p l ji p a r k in g Seattle University and study The committee (Rlclwm oppodtlon to the Board of the air. The generaP-modd of PRBI»lfnM nursing. "When we have our I M , I. i" 1 . Couglin Donald. Young, and WU- Education requests was made the crowd leaving the gym last das* reunion,” she said, "we I.’iu l. \ I Mr ^. *1 : J , I Uam Glenney, representing the budget hearing, and night was one of utter amaze- HERE may not have a building, but Board’s of Ptoanoe, Education therefore the reason for the cuts ment at the complete disorder we’ll have the spirit—that’s and Selectmen respectively) niade by the Board of Finance of the session. Some said they WE HCWOR Great Buys 956. mai^'' came up with eight levels of Job inexplicable. thought the adjournment was a c & s m # facing oak claasdfioations r a n ^ from ^ ^ ^ William political move on the part of ^ a ste f^ h arg^ cafeteria workers and general budget the Board of Finance, who saw for boys and young men 1 THEINTraIBMKCARD 1 ^ ®' the tow^ tide tiding i«atost them, or and poUce chief. ^ others felt It made no dlffer- - It’s best to paint with 'nmstZ. School Cuts Made grease In revenue, as estimat- ®"®®' 8®*"® '*^®''® ®""“ ®^’ ®®">® nylon oxford The Board of Finance voted ^ current figure and "®t- to accept the report in principle. ~ 'j™ Whatever the emotions in- and It wiU shortly be made eovln^- ®®““* ‘»® '®*' surfer jackets available In printed form to , ‘^® ,® a problem In terms of taxes, Weekend Special! townspebple, Van Dine said. 1,™^****^ t h ^ the Tax billing Is due to start soon, PmSBUIMiH with hidden hood Since the report was submit- should not ball us out of .,j,ith payments due on July 1. ted subsequent to the budget eovernmeiX needs, The longer the delay to setting 8 to 12 $7. 14 to 18 $8. LGVI'S hearing, the figures presented 1° remind resl- ^gjg fj,g linger the de- ' at that meeting did not reflect lyester knit mock polos' # snazzy denims in white or group: orig. 3.50 2 for S5* 2.59 ea. navy Wallhide has GHP-greater hid 60 polyester, 60 cottim in white or pastel. # mini checks or window ALL SHRUBS ing power. It covert better, goes Mock or V-neck inserts, all colors. further, dries faster. You save panes time, money, work. Washes, too. Over 1,000 decorator colors. boys 8 to 18 ...... famous make plus form fitting body shirts I Q 7 WHITE A READY summer dress bermudas ALL PLANTS ■ 9 1 MIXED COLORS to match fiifts ti Make his graduation meniolRble. GALLON group: orig. $3.50 - $4. 2 for S6. Does not include potted plants, baskets of flowers or vegetables. Apache scarfs galore! $2.50 All are perma press polyester and cotton, Gold pencil, $60. Diamond tie bar, $52. Cuff links, ijjjjj, iungj,i $50. Michaels own watch, $95. Unde star ruby ring, PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep that glen plaids, tattersals, mini checks, solids. $155. All In 14K gold. Easy Payments Available. Maaekf SALE: Wed.-Thun.-Sot. We rewive the right to Kmit quantitiet. UUI Tptoe. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER OPfN LATE EVERY NIGHT 968 MAIN BTRBBT BUSH HARDWARE CO. 798 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTTER KAGB FOTIBHOEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1969 MANCHESTER E V taN G HBRAU). MANqHESlER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1969 PAGE F lF fE R D I iHm aongs as part of their regular Kay, assistant. Mrs. John j g ndt IS UonOu in wOl be sorry to aM Davtoon go Lator, when Davison ra- to make pcetnottoni tha hard *Tora! Torn! ToraP Operetta Listed —an achtovmnant not oftan ^ ihsed hto pmnoUoo to brlgw- w ay,.by extra effort, elter get- PINTO music periods, and w ere not Thomas and Mrs. Bhigene T ier asvare that they would eventual ney will serve refreshmeiite, tain by brigade ***®'**“*“ ^ dler and was awaiting tiaaetor ootnmlarion from By Y W Nursery wiw gem nlly change every atx Howard UidvanRy. Ha PINTO, People JntswUd ly fit together Into an operetta, and present a g ift to the school 1968 PORSCHE ^egro General Comes Home, “ “ “ *™ to another Job, the I96th'a then MANCHESTER'S In Narcotics Treatmsnt Or o n ly a week was apant pnuAic- from flunlllda having children moathn. World War I t combat (duty In It Pearl Hari>or Re-created YWCA Nursery School chil commander waa woundad. pa- ganisation tne., is now open tag it in its entliety. enrolled. The fact' that Davim viaon agrin took tenqioraxy bo- aly with tho then aegregatad Honday through Wednesday dren w ill present an original The cast: Kathleen Thomas, This morning, the dress re 912 COUPE list To Command in Combat apent 18 montha with one bal- the was given to Only Fuel Oil Dealer In Fiery Film Spectacular evenings, 6;$0 to 10, In (he operetta for families and friends girl; Seth Teller, boy; Joseph hearsal was presented for Bow By (AP) — Th« Building of St llery’a KpU- clown; Alison Tierney and lOiss R. Pauline Burk. Mlee da Tom.” Open 24 Hours A Day! we'd photograim nothing. Or the Community Y , 79 N. Main St. tenant colonel and aaalatoid brl- Creighton W. Abramje-who vwa tho requirement to do Just a ort(h»l Tintan oqat ttw copal Church on Park S t Laiiten Oraenspoon, aeala; Claflln attended. » RAIQON (AP) — S to^ aa»y. One of fata own atatt offtoera sun would go behind the clouds • AM-FM RADIO gade. commander. Normally he Oavlaaa of thb finest Uitle more to achieve the same lapMMM an Mamatad $900,000, An ax-addlct a parent of a “ Mini-curcus’ ’ w u written by Michael Ouadono and Marc •tongued FTOdarlo BlUa Davison aald: “ Be la tba moat opkdonaf- and ruin the scene. We had the would haro apent 12 monlta in eoldlpm ha haw ever aenfed f d * d advancement,” ha saya. drug user, and a professional Mim Sylvia Claflln of 93 Ooslee Olnsberg, lions; Lance Winters ed moderate I faaro « * « r known. out at podMt. BiK wIm r « fllm planes circling an hour swsd a Street Cletmers Strike J]is gatog home Wednesday — the country and gone home, or with. general, thia la not' true to- MORIARTY BROTHERS counselor ere on hand to talk Dr:, a teacher at Bentley and and Steven Edwards, elephants. Ha foaa right down the middia, ooniMUiy nuUcod the bombirg half before getting a shot.” Bowers Sdiools for 23 years be ROME (AP) -i- Oarboge, Junk ^aMng IB hnatha la Vietnam leoeived hto one Mar aa a bitga- Davison is the third Nqgro in ists criticized. But the street '•Me tmm imn nV «» Wg days cf fighting around Saigon. Davison recalls that he had else had better try it.” the Hawaiian location of "Tora! Jolfiie Breton of Rt. 44A, Cov and bareback riders. They even A Defense Department official entry, and John Nazorotf, 27, of FoUoMdng the operetta, diplo cleaners' union sqid 700 street to malte It tnia ■ d f * . teretditeg weat- Tom! Tqca!,” the company’s see a man shot out o f a can waid Into a waatoland of fotener has said there was Pentagon op 203 Maple S t, both .charged mas Will be awarded to 22 chil sweepers and 1,400 garbage col and I did my best.” re-creatian of the cataclysmic non. dren by Mrs. Olenn Oomish, plantation land, under brmh position last year to use of the with breach o f the peace ahd lectors cannot keep a city of al- Read Herald Advertisements The 01-ysaivold fanenA to ewents of December IM l. With carrier Yorktown for the movie ^ The children learned the director, and Mrs. Paul Mc moM 3 million peojde clean. proud that hto m ib Ugtat tofan- and canala called “ the Plneap- fUmlnf in Japan, Washington Intoxication at 3:28 a.m. today Ida,” and then atiU farther weat while the United States was at as the resuH o f a domestic dis try Brigada oavar had a man and Hollywaod, the cost is ex to the Baa of Reeda, a wild and war In Vietnam, but the Navy turbance. Court date today in courtvnwrWaled fo r mfkwkig pected to exceed $20 million. went ahead for the promotional VBoniltot He hi squatty proud deaolate m anh vriienr the Viat Dlnector Richard Fleischer, Esat Hartford. < \< value. Jerry L. MoKennOy, 20, of JifaMt no m aiv Vegm or. whltet, Oong hro alwaya found sanc returning from the Hawaiian tuary. What does Fleischer ray Kelly Rd., Vernon, and Laddy Nraa aver toft behind b y hia bud- eeenea, seemed like a boy who ( about (he government attitude?! J. Lyman, 28, of 7 Walker St., edtos during ai flraB^t The Dotted through the area an had Just enjoyed an enormous “The Defence Department both charged with illegal dis 1)(1|n TUB is tba iriwd of datolled to- *^ "d with the commandera tastic Vo]rag«” . paid for everytlng. We received Parker St. ‘yesterday evening. W w tto Oavisoa heepa im to “ We used real airplanes, real no free persoruKl, and the off- The other driver, Mrs. Bertha wHh a JSai^UtttenotebCtoir ^ gtW- liaro any bitch. ships and teal hangars," he duty personnel we did use were Sweet of 16 Lawton Rd., said Future • If youaak him an ealtatote of ^ said. "One of our last scenes paid regular extra wages. The the two men then cut abruptly >u(di and such on Bothm, ha wUI . chow—I won't was the Uowlng of a hangar government did supply liaison across her path and turned Into For Today's Bride.,. •h ^bock: “BeQ.Ioantottyou «»nun«^ on the qualtty, but are at Barber's Point near Pearl people and technical advisers. the Jarvis sand pit. Mrs. Sweet moBOtty,” and itas gatUng enough of ItT LADIES’ SHEER Harbor. The Navy was getting We wanted to avoid the criti said she had to apply her Tomorrow's Homemaker out of Si pookaL "Come on, M’s have It You rid of tile bangar, and they let cism of other war pictures that brakes very hard and edmost r»ThaB made Vwdte wtooom- b® «U happy out us tl» whatever we wanted with received a lot o f free troops and lost control of her car. Cotnl hero.” SEAMLESS date June 9. to every group of re- it, as long as we cleaned up the equipment from the govern wlncernento that has oonw into Awkwardly, the Ola began to mess afterward. ment.’ ’ brigade. The qweoh vartos talk. One got permtoeian to go to *|So we loaded a Japanese William Doenges, 40, of 241 brigade beadquaitera to check Gardner St., charged with al * bit, but ahroye makes if un- Zero with explosives and sus SntotidnMy plain that roos has on hto mixed-up pay. Out came pended it on a cable from a 310- lowing a dog to roam. Court Dempsey To Get Vto place In the Army. .the notebook to make aure the NYLONS date Jime 9. * foot crane. The Zero rode down a You and no biBCk nrititante, at COBB was followed up. the cable and into the hangar, t a g ’s Petition In a way it was a atandard \ Joel Spector, 17, of 13 Milford Seaot mAwardly, in tba IMfb al- which was also filled with explo The 14-week-old Taxpayer Ab- fbougb the brigiato to perbapa IS Amy peiformaitce—by the sives, The whole front of the soclation of Connecticut, ahich Rd., charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. 2>er cent Negro. JWibai' do you book. Stddtera nowadays see too hangar blew out, and w e caught claims it has 14,000 members many generilla to be .overly Im- an the scUon with five cameras. Court date June 16. fhtd tba Uttto CkmAwlerato flaga LADIES' NEW / and whose president is E. Steve )hat wbttoa samattaMs dkptoy praseed by rank. The 199tte There are no retakes on a scene Pearl of Manchester, will pre bowevw, knowB it t o the only like that.” Gerald Pouliot, 27, of 36 Apel In ottMT tadteL sent a 60,000-elgnature peitltion PI., charged with breach of the brigade ever commanded by a LADIES’ STRAW BAGS The Hawaiian location of * AUboiab Davtoon paraonaUy BIKINI PANTIES to Ciov. J' • . ^'Ou «• ^ C>;i J^okotos in geeiaral were told to FREE 2 lucky we made the picture this at his office or at his home. was entered Monday night and iBll, akmg with bis own uUbend- year,” said Fleischer. “The The Mianchester Property about $20 in loose change was 5x7 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥( government is starting to make Owner Protective Association stolen. The owner of the store is Jng demand for Bbeolute racial a lot of changes at Pearl Har endorsed and Joined the state Helen Martin, of East Hartford. wquaWy. Ika ouofa dtocuaelona ba bor, and next year it won't look group last Thursday. It con Jwvar ducked a queotton or went ENLAREEMENT the same.” tributed $100 to its treasury. r«off the record.” Buob ndUtants The dhector remarked that CRYSTAL FOR KONO Btokely Oannlohatt got tbe with every roll cf btock Jtiough tOge of fata tongue. So did Ms biggest problem was timing. FREE WILDLIFE BOOKLET AUGUSTA, Ga. (A P )—In his white or Kodacolor film NKN'S “Tliere were so many ele ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A SrUto extroentoBfb left or right. .to be developed and prfn first trip here for the Masters, * Beene teportora came away ments Involved in each scene new booklet on fish and wildlife Takaakl Kono, Japanese Open (Expiree June 2nd) that we were lucky to get one has been publhdied Jointly by champion, tied for ISith place Inipremad by bto ainoerity. A 100% NYLON shot a day,” he said. “ For in- the New York State Conserva with a 288 score for four rounds Mance, we had 28 planes in the tion Department and the State and won $2,700. sky, and they had to "maneuver Pish and W ildlife Management Kono shot a 68 to tie for lew so they could be seen in every Board. It is free. score Ih the third round this camera. On the ground we had Copies many be obtained by spring and received a crystal ^lecial effects men providing writing Division of Conservation vase. The next day, for an eagle Performance Ci fire and smoke, and a sudden Education, Conservation De on tile 17th hole, he received a shift of wind could, send the partment, Albany, N.Y. 12228. pair of crystal goblets. In
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MANCHESTER s«nday-friday.^ * : PARKAOE SHOPPING CENTER 9 Aelfle t O 10 PelVle^ * 4 ♦ ★ JgANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. JtfANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1969 6 • ' Section Two WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1969 WEDNESDAY, MAY 28^ 1969 Pagee 17 to 32 TV-Radio Tonight Save at Best Ice Cream M ore L ow Pinehurst at a low, price Pinehurst Prices CRPAToVote Jime 5 for Malukis Continue To Grow H m tI bUmte Expert Te1eiri»ion V.Y-/ l:W Pmtt Keaon (to) Supervtsoiy Laedership C4met Out for Joggbtg I t s _Hike DoMUu (U)__ Whto'a___ ■ My My L.Line NewOfficers ^ With Help from All Sides WAaRDfOrrOM (AP) — Aa- (iS Ortthn (JO) Buntler-Brinkley I UPTON’S X«preoootBttT(M tha m OldM 302 By MAIAXBJg BABLOSr < thpmr bMut dUMM* expert, «tx> §0> Duoorertns “ Amerlc* 7:10 (S-IO) Hsre Oom« Uie BriBridea •amal maothig of Qm Oapltol cooktng projects, the pastor MtSteroKers Nel^bor- (104MMO) The Vtrxlnienan r M A IN ST. said. « 0 m d » Iw u t Httaek hteiMir. (J-IS) Troop (1J| |lysteiy tt^ ejr TEA BAGS ever, aow, thanks to more gad to preaant their plays to Tar- eaieppy MAeloe for more Amert- 6 ^Oomlseil In 'get off your aetu- (U) .{& Favorite Martian U:00 (8^10-11-88-8040) Newa, wni alao be aakad to authorlM They had Uttla else to d». (to) WlMLCt New weather. Sporta CRPA parUolpatlon in tha WU- Ten weeka ago, MTa. Dotto Ludlow Rd., Joan Vanooor of rMtod fatty echto and move!' " l) News. Frank Reynolda (80) Tombetone Territory 172 Highland St, AhWo Hoto- ! ------Wednesday----- Starlight Umantio River Task Eorea, a SwaHow of 440 Gtordnar St waa Page Itwaday waa Antfillfyliig S-IS) Walter Cronldte wits of 228 Ludlow Rd., Jan In a telqAune intsrvtew «g»n «:4S 10) Newa (8-10) Joey Bli HALF BUM BLE BEE voluntary organixatlcsi of Joeal, in tha Tarraea aeittlng up aew- 7:00i (8-U) Truth or Conaequencee (1080-2880) To ht ngtonal State and federal agen- Ing ckiiam Uka the onea aha Schaffer of 118 Porter St, Lou- hlB article in Rie joumed. Mod SO) Altred Hitchcock (12) Late Movli ry Miner o f 45 SehaUar R d., V with haa gone to the Houae for its Jnstoted on phoning Mrs. Swal Hartford ohUdren at the Salva Naleoa produced a copy of letters on the package? No. a. District authorities or the action. low about an Etttack by Terrace tion Army center in the North promotional material accompa New Bolton School ^Within Schedule^ Omsumer and industry reac- White House did not say how eJI Tho rwwlutlon Inntmcto the children on a community center End, me led the effort to start nying the company's drug Lbi- tich to that questlan was mixed, this was decided State Oonunlaaton on Higher Ed building. They wanted her to sewing classes so that tha araa. cooin. The advertielng said the the Agriculture Department Patty Party! ucation to devetop a program OoiMtnictton of the xiew ele Dotg^aa Cheney. The day thUi' near the roof of the all-purpose are putting in winduw framea. commodate a future (Saasroom know they were not among the women could mpke Christmas film hoped to uee the canceled said Tuesday, aniwunclng the loading to a two-year ansodate mentary aoboot on Notch Rd. in picture waa taken, a (inlah coat nx>m. Obeney, who keeps a The building, to bouse kinder addition, wMMi wUl ck)se in a children throwing atones. gifts tor thely children. Thors checks as an indicator of how end of a 40-day period to collect Playground Grant OK’d degree, a four-year bachelor's BOtton to prooeedtag “ weH with ing o f UtumkrauB concrete was Aaip eye on the project, re garten through Grade 4, will cantor courtyard. Malmfeldt, Deep tte limited funds and are now six cloasaa, all going many doctors were actually d e g re e ,, 4uid a poat-graduate ports that aS but a few floora oontein 12 regular ctaasrooms, AssocIeUm are the Eirchitecto, poor buttles, Mrs. SwoUcw al strong. comment on the proposal. WASHINGTON (A P) — U.S. in ita acbedule" tor September being rolled out tor the drive aeelfig the material. A new regulation would allow ooune of study. have ‘been jxxued, that ‘ grid- two IdudergEUtenda, aome spe and A. F. Peaatee, the con lowed the Malukls to grow to Sha also took speclsl nuisfng Rep. John S. MonagEUi, D-Oxm., opening, according to Public way and parking areas, and ma- The senator’s drug suboorair up to IS per cent poultry meat The (Xtauntoalciii to to report work is being erected for cell cialised rooms, and core fa tractor. (Herald photo by 80. The parents of many other eoursas In dealing with dfug 4id- Eumouiutod Tuesday the apprev- Building Commission CStfdrman mittee Tuesday also heard testi in federally inspected sausages, back to the 1971 General As acna were laytog enment Mocks ing tUea, and that carpenters cilities laige enough to iw:- Young) chUdren asked that their child dlcte. She has slnee wotksd per- Eil of a 8249,600 grant to Meri mony from Oommissioner Hw- hot dogs and bologna without a sembly and to recommend ren also take part. ■onaUy with three sd d k te In den, Oemn., under the Depeit- bert lu Ley Jr. of the Federal large-letter label. Poultry Ingre- enabling ieglOtotton. the state (sourses end tor the Oommiaslon on Higher Eduoa- ' The MEdukls had rough go their rehabtUtlatton. ment of Housing and Urban De Food and Drug Administration dloits in excess of IB per cent The program to be devetoped, awarding of degrees to an out- Uon, Euid various policse depart- In Renewal Area Ethical Fellows ing through the first hall dozen An exiunple of some of bar velopment’s open space land Mmu two r the approximate started. The Malukla said ttiey member of the hoard of dtrao- ot Hartford, Shea to on the ly $1,400 in the 'ITctor E. Swan------hoped the seoatons could con- tors of the Northeast Progrsss faculty of. Bulkeley High School, tixiao after echool ended. There Center and a member ot saver- son Memorial EHmd. Town Planner Joseph Tamsky. would then be abeMuMy noth other graups. Mrs. Swanson said that the Hartford. He has cerved as vice So Convenient! Sha said that, with the per- ing to do in the tree-leas, brok- Her Inuband has a twowstfi idea hEts the backing of repre- president in efafuge of public re- mlaalon of tho BoEud of Direc- vtuhtlon this summer, and ha sentativea from sevwal town kitions for the fellowship Euid englasswtrewn Terrace. wants to uso It fisfafaig som e ton, the money- will be spent agenclea, foUoiwlng a meeting to (dtalrmnn for its Century Fimd But a good thing Is not ig nored, she said. where. M is . Swallow ssM tbs to beautify the area south of explore the idea. Drive. the Swansen Swtnunlng Pool at The R ev. HEunllton Brown o f Mslukto win Just hava to do HALE- Fuss-Free...Time-Saving! Attending the meeting were The Feltowah^ and the Unit the WEU-burttX) CSiapel, a m is 'without her those two wsma. Ready to fi/jniL N. School ’ aixl N. Main Sits. Mrs. Swanson Grant; Atty. Paul ed World Federalists will spon sion church in the middle of the She to hoping aomecne will N O W THRU SAT., M AY 31st Plans are for a mini-park there, to"* Marta, the coordinator; Mrs. sor a panel discussion ' of the Terrace, SEkld the Malukla (xnild Shore the turdeos of runntng with shade and rest areas, Ruth S. Staum, acting executive ABM misElle Eiystem *nies(lay at meet in the chapel’s large, mo(^ the Malukl aeasions. This woidd greenery and shrubs, and DOWTtTOWN MAIN STREET MANCHESTER — CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED director of the Manchester Re 8 p.m. at Bugbee School, West era classrooms. They have met 5 generous patties.. . fresh benches. guarantee a Steady program, development Agency; Letoi En- Hartford. Hie event Is open to there twice so far. The girls and help h er preserve har 40- / The parcel Is the only one in derlln, executive director of the the puMlc. may- even use the kitchen for year marrtago, me said. the North End Renewal Area Manchester Housing Agency; MEN'S FAMOUS beef... fresh-ground! which to to renuUn open-space, Eric Potter, town planter; Wal- THE RED and plana being prepared by ly Fortin, acting recreation AT THE FRESH MEAT COUNTER Morgan Grant of Oranthind director; Ernest Turecdr, park / PERMANENTLY PRESSED Nurseries caU for making It eui superintendent; Dr. Dotigtas Kveryone loves these speedy dinner treats STATION oasto in the midst of commer- Smith, head of the Gbamber of . . . lean, fresh-ground, top quality beef with MANSFIELD DEPOT dal and dwelling units. Ckmunerca Beautlflcailcn Pro- ANNIVERSARY the juicy beefsteak flavor locked in! You’ll Grant, who is deflating his gram'; and J. Grant SwEUik, the like the convenience, too — no muss, no fuss services, to polishing up pkuis Chamber’s eocecutive vice presl- — all ready to cook and serve in a jiffy. m e \ G/7/s from originally drawn by former dent. PRE-CUFFED y # ^ A-BRATION Round-fhe-World For family dinners, school lunches, TV suppers, picnics, T ^ picturesque old raUroed station wlU oome to parties, all festive occasions . . , there’s nothing more deli life again on Memorial Day with dtotinotive gifts and unusual Items from around the world. ARMSTR0M6 cious, nutritious and downright thrifty than these plump, See the varied seledtion of greeting cards, gift AH latex genetous ^rfectly-proportinned patties! wraps and atatloaery from Germany, Belgium, Pus®* ^ Ftorentlne accenta Crntd . hand-crafted by Italian Euttoana; tha fired g la » t l & c k s Lean tender beef is ground hourly... machine-formed into ware from England. a—•»- THE SAFE TIRH patties. Get a generous supply now at our fresh meat counter. See the tMmrare, candles and floral arrange- house paints / ments to aMdd electeeelegance and charmchaim »/,to yourun, dlnfiig -- - regularly 8.88 hour. See patio and‘ l»rty Items, Umaleaa toi 2 fo r $32.40 Each patty is the same diameter, the same thickness. This appeal. Juicy means THEY COOK EVENLY. No burnt crisp edges and T w ’ve a l^ y s wondered about the Inatde o f the are the same, *2 tradi In tlrts of I your raw centers. Each is satisfying, delicious, succulent with sizzly old red a t Mansfield D epot? WeU, it ’s . V u . d . in ilr.6 on ,our ^ w i^ ! We cordially Invite yw to coma on beef juices, Customers tell us they “ taste like beefsteak” . . . 6.50x13 flavor! and certainly their all-protein, non-fattening nourishment can’t be beat. Get a supply now. " Grand. (Ipening n i g h t ? GJ99 Why not buy 8 lbs. for $8.56 . . . Keep a few in your freezer. And M ay 30, 19(i9 remember for those who want extra l«an patties we have DEL1JKE SIRLOIN PAirriES AT $1.14 LB. 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I . \ “ ' r - V I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAT 28,1S06 MANCHESnSR EVENING HERALD, MANCKBSTER. OONN- WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1969 PAGE NWEIMH Mansfield Plans To Revive irera to esiooimter oceartotsally Train Halts, traoOheraaa looting, and they youth Has Message, diKked under toe' nd-greesi Battle Fatigue Rare N o t e s Troop Reduction Proposal troffle control aigMia, osiljr to ■V'- ■top next inatent, into renewed ed to Maeaflehrs pKn to taka •nd even bteeker blaekneae. tos 1888 lasolnUon dtaactly to LeVs Listen - -Higan W aSkTi^el Someone lighted a roIled-Tip Vietnam Study Shows the floor wfttaoot fasartngn bgr We neerquyer aa a briefly-flaring WARHURITOW (A P ) — Ben- Linniiidltii 4.S. youth has Bomethingr to say—^let’s listen to torob. He pttebed It quickly WABHINGTON (A P ) — Arm y things which rtlU pussle oeralte Lsadar KUn the Bow Fnibright saya BpenMi t ^ , is the message to adults by Robert J. Digan, <»- (OaoBsaseB tsmsi P age One) reel archers who spent two medical reoeorchen. mym he soon w ll re downte tl>« t r o ^ and mode no and ottor Eurupeen baesa are ordinator of youth services for the Manchester school »e anything, but lee beantl ea- effort to light anotoer. yeans studying Amertcan sol- One Invotvea men who at flnst vive hie tasoluHen seekliif snb- IE MANCHESTER sjretem. ------Later, anotoer marcher told dlens in more then 3,800 Viet- appaar to be doing well tolloir- not an vital to Amertcan or couragtng voSew mying, *Ke«p e f dial rsdneWan a t U A troop Wadtem European securtty In of a peeeenger whoee butane- nam bottlea and aUrmtehes Ing surgery, but then die within atrsngth In Btanpe—a msasure an era of radmte and mlartlss, d U M n D^omiUo'Tk^ O^- ^ *?***t^! movhig, keep movhig.* *’ fueled otgorette lighter flamed have found very little evldenoe about two or l^ree days after rtnmted artde last anmmw* by "Nobody In Iba mflttary wanto toot night, esqdainlng toe tS ^ m ^ ertsS -!^ airaed toera was ro panic valiantly through neatly all of of combat fatigue. developing pulmonary conges- the Bovlet Invasion o< OmehMlo. WATER CO. toe SO-mlnute trek to siUety. OtBciaks soy toe main reaeon tlon. to glva up Oiese bonas or ladnee 5 ?y S ^ «T w e ta2rof*S^ »‘oPP«» the begin- on toe toaiMrir. NewBrunswtok- our troop commitments. Theee But tor oU o f thoee who for tbe sUwence o f Vietnam ------KamOelld’s iiropDoal hm ttw eT ev«n nto««m .^..^i^^ "hig stages of drug uee." bound train, which had left wsdked to toe New Jersey exit, "battle rsttUe" compared to upport of Ben. Btnait FXe WILL BE CLOSED “kJde “ have bean toraed on by p... .t toe certainty In u I4*D*’ ). o f toe. knosm te increaatogte,—. I - tn UM— JVW, warn amartqg to me toot tbe peo- enoompamed by smoke . each U.S. soldier’s mind toot he ("Drugs turn them on a»wi (faey Chester tems^rs and ^ It p,. ^ dorknam ... and amoke. wiU serve but one' year in the s M**-* a n ^ a n d commitments ^ m m S n sm eaq>erlinGntfai|f —ttetesdnif to Mumdte, 37, a t MMaoban, N.J., .. You itemember toe chubby, war scsie and then go home, abroad, on wen ao o f Ban. J . W. ALL DAY FRIDAY, flsoee who sov ^ tt- ("gras«’’) In popularity. He at- 2 , elderly conductor peering bsuik- “ He knows he'a not going to u a m n M I •sWng^SriS------. ______Sd ^ attuatfon ^ T to o the In- hsUted an traffic ward from toe first oar, to see stay out there forever,** a senior u ___ it is here.” Fnibright said In Ml persona to get Invrdved In rnyvi- ^ pUte, throiqh toe tunnel for several who had besped toe train signal Army research offlears sold. Jntorvtow Tuesday. Me adutloas i ("ICany Joaiiy ofor thoeemoae to the bulky e4ae of homw until ithe dlaaUed train end isby, and saw him on hour Other factors, offlclala said, ociat wfm heads the Foreign ~ on dniga are from problem later being carried up the steep are toe brevity of flreflghts in M hill As a etarter on troop cut MEMORIAL DAY was puahod through ,by a heavy, Relatimm OnmmRtee, sold be is famines. We’re mlsalng toe The uee of drugs in Manchee- duty engine dispatched from hlU at the tunnel exit by an am toe Vietnam war, oentrasted backs, KsnafleU proposed, the I at Iba State Ixwt. We’re not raaohlng them ter "Is an on-going thing, not New York. bulance crew. with prolonged combat In pre Depaatmmt'h lejectkm of as- >«*on edmhdetratfcm set a fixed as ws Should” ). expected to peek for another For pasaengeia In toe firot "H e’ s hod a difficult time,** vious wars, and a siddler’s peala to put a propooed new mil- MTB-f or a IMgan sold that toe use of three years," Dlgon said. car, toe hdUal hint of aomethlng toe police officer sold, "we’re awareness that if wound^ ha Rary ogieemenf wUh i^«" into ^ etetne of Oldnw aloobol------Is ettll the major------prob------Dlgan prateed- ths -- recommen----- wrong came when they caught ■ending him to toe hoqittal for a con be on toe cqieraUng table In treaty form. wa, wfahmUie Jepeneae went to lem In Mancheater, “but drugs ^ Stole Oor^UoiM a,, ^crid odor o f smoke. Several checkup.” only 80 minutes, with a good “ The Stake Department aaid i.,,., ...... aro making a strong run, fol Department, for segregating ad- persons puUed toe emergency chance to survive. I th«p tiL V t — ~ most important qneo- POM ROUGH, TOUGH JOBS lowing toe lead set on college diets, inatead of sentencing alarm and the motormon halted About 65 Army and Msrine tia te y : M ss. osmpuMa.” them to prison terme «uid plac- the train. ■pedlaltets have been In toe field .. ■■. , .. . Ignore n ag our own pecu, ’ be ing them in inaUtuttone with 12th Qrcnit m iK R D A T : (B h«H Ohole by maeiMttmy do aixnit It except to continue to —m ‘ or finest lawns... He told of the popidaiity of One man opened a window compiling data whldi, hopeful hardened criminals. Mta. Andr^r *»ihw . «B O mO* ^niam Coro, left, of Itnlian-Americsn Friendship Club of Tolland, and Ron beilyarthe until they do ------"BmoUng dotes,** with a boy hoptog to bring In fresh air but ly, will lead to Improved meth He conceded Ibot freedom of "Users should be treated with Court Cases ods of preventing «md treating 2 Rd.; Romld Bam r, TS and girl smoking marijuana in Gumon of Tolland H i^ student council look over West Fund goal chart. lUnr about pnlUng back American actfon on Okinawa, toot allowed more smoke out- Cheap brake linings can be Iqr Dr.. Vacwn; JonaUiaa sonoe of these bases.** > t a parked oar, with too windows understanding, with eaxto an in- s9de to pour into the car. wounds. PMUdahi. Booth Windaor, Kra. which has been need as a baaing eloeed. dividual case," he Insteted. Among other things, they re Fnlbrlgiit srtd tbe admlnletra- point for BS2 attacks on lBet- Soon toe psswwngwrs w«re ROC *VlLLE SESSION R t e Bonap, 28 Lorelmnd HUl tioB rliould cut Vie number of He told of the estimated 60 Dlgan then discuseed the ported tbe stimulus of omnbat a license to kllL ToUand^s West Fund Passes $10,000 Goal nsm and as a port of can for A 16-year-old youth, charged Rd., Rockvilla; Rctu i OapelVx bases m Sun^M and rednoe Its HAHN-ECLIPSE students at Manrh«>vter wiirb awareness o f today’s youth to J®**” *?*** wtoidows and often seems strong enough to U.A nuclear subenartnea must c kk with the abuse of toodc drugs, >8 Wantei Dr.. RockriOe; Itim. A $8M rtmatlon to the were Howard H. Harvey, prtn- received yesterday from tbe troops commitment there—tbe SELF-PROPELLED B I ^, "sriUng, supplying and toe problems of the country, torough floors onto the catwalk, overcome a wounded man’s be preserved at least until after where the only iUumhiatton ■tada 2 Janet Lnne. c i^ of Tollsnd High Bcbool; ToUand VoiinReer Fire Depart trafflokliig tn drugs.” etate and town. was sentenced in Circuit Court pain, so that he keeps going and Why take a chance on a socalled bargain when Jamas West Fimd from tbe Tol- poaUfon advocetod by Msaafleld the Vletaam war le ended. came from the occasional red- RocfceUla; Mra. Darts DeCSrU. Isnd ItalUn-Ameitean Frtend- Ron Qumon, president of the ment. m a separate Intervtow. He told of toe puehers, who "The kids are tuned in — the yeeterday. Paul Blwing of 86 sometimes accomplishes r4- The lane wm coene before HIGH green tra ffic Nxmtrol slgnate. markable battle feata. top quality brake lining, like Qrey-Rock, costs BM Broad at.; Bu m Daaao. m rtdp eSub and Kapie Chore Student Council at the high The West boy, a ToUand high K aiMlIeld said Ifae Soviet In- get their euppUes out-of-town, parents aren’t,” he said. President Nbaoo in this week’s 'Urn line on the catwalk Bt„ RockvlUe. wUl con Reaearchen also noted ■o^ Phoenix at, . Veraon; Ifta. purtied the fund over its |10,- school which has aeelBted the student, remains paralysed aa vBsfcm o f C w cboekvalda, which WHEEL and of the users, some of whom “Unfortunately,’’ he added, visR to Weefilngton of Japanese buy by mail. “many of the Mds are odoles- innvsd slowly in single file. "We tinue on probation for two years, dlers in combat frequently eare just a little more? 8 MadeMne Dralw, IBS Qreen RdL; 000 goal yesterday. fund-raising event m many the rewlt of an alter-srtiool oryatamsed Senate ObjeetlanB to Foreign K hilster KMchl AkdiL A stx-mionth JaS sentence was more for their oomrades / torn. KHmiteth D w b a r, 31 The dons Hon represents the ways, and Treasurer Bernard gymnastica accident m January. bis puBbaek resolution, “ap. And, he told of the use of non- cents, they don’t know how to tailgated each other,’’ said Guy Plrtealx. a t , Vam on; And rear proceeds from a dance held re Midligan and Drive oo-chalrmen He was recently tranoferred to Fnibright said that Born per- prescription “ pep pUIs, sleep express themaelvea — and, toe BSwkqa, 82. “ We held on to each “ *******?*^J®^ ^ ^ toelr objectives flian fo r them' p e r n to bo a closed rbanf-nr on proboitlon for a previous simi selvea, sometolng veteran Army in the long run with Grey-Rock you’ll save money QoiiBaddei', BooUi a t . O oreMUj; cently by the two clubs. Charles Thifaidt and Jerome Newington CtaOdren's Hoqpital now.” sDual talka with Japeeieae offi pUla and wake-up pills,” adver- adults don’t know how to listen, other’s coattails.' cials be beUevee Ifae Iseue can lar offense. medical authoriUeo say la not Jbotph Teaerttch, S8 Wallwr a t; Attending the pceeentrthm at Smith. where be is eq;>ected to remain Kanaflekl aaid that, before Used on radio and TV and avail- “Many of our youth are more When the first peseeiqers be comprocniaed between JUpn- Probatten Officer Paul Me- new. and perhaps something much more important. . . Aatboagr Kins, Oanter 8 t ; tSr- the Barings Bank of TMtond A donation o f $100 was also for aome time. seeking Senate acUon. be is able to anyone. aware of what’e going on in so- emerged from the tumei soma - ^ ^ neae deatres emd Am erican ne- "Once the pressure te really win Ronawd, Pomfrat, Rranda ■waiting a Defense Depeutment Many of the teen-agers, Dlgan clety, in aclenco, and in poU- climbed a steep embonianent to ?** bsJ?*** ReaNwho, 111 n o r e o c e 8 t ; ed form er President Lorudon B. Mirvey o f the puartbiUty of elim ■aid, NO. a fato* who te on ties then toelr paronts.” he call police m>d other emergency I?** ** To save your life you can’t get a better brake BBta. R olh Lwraegu t, GTyatal Mows anything from weedy, bumpy barn lots to alcohol and a mother who te said. "They should be ateered aervlcea. “I*. about yourself,’’ raid «ie medl- Johnson’s Conunlssian on Pontal inating some of tte 3,700 Ameri mother. She wanted him ar- cal colonel who experienced bat- Lake Rd., Rockville; Bfra. ICarjr on tranqulUaera, "and, they see into creative chaniMls, erven In- Bldltor’s Note—An Associated Unions, Politicians Reform . can bosee around tbe world—429 estate quality lawns. High-wheel design lets you rested so that he could re- tie in Korea and World War n. lining than Grey-Rock. Get expert brake service HoGOI, Soatt Wtadeor; Ekte of them classified aa major. ‘ operate on roughest ground. 3Vi> hp B & S engine no reaeon not to take drugs. to poUttes, and they’re Just wait- Press newsman was aboard toe ___ In a special briefing for news- "Quite frankly,’’ Dlgan said, irg to be helped.” celve some help, according to i The two-year study by what lialtor. Waretwoee Point; Tufl0d&y» BhMint 6nipluL^ The original raenhiHoei was in- Penn Central train stopped ky and Grey-Rock 40,000 mile brake linings at any How to Keep gives you power to spare, ^elusive Pow-R-VaCT*< "we must have more help fi^ He said toot it te toe young fire Tueaday night under toe *^’***®'*b)r Eugene Kelly. toe Army calls a "wound LoraMe NnD, Peart D r., V em on; sised It might take five years *” ****?*^ >1. 1888, coq K »- steel housing pampers fine lawns. Pulls grass the patents. The kids renent the people who are putting Into A suspension of remaining ballistic team” ends next of these leading brake specialists. Km. MerW Ninaman, 7W Kein May Fight Postal Plan before the postal servlee Is self- ■<>■'■<1 hy IB otfaen Including Carpets Hudson River. These are some inattention—they eppiectete a practice ideoe thought up by the of his recolleotions. sentence was ordered in a case month. AuthoriUea are working a t ; Klne. Janet Oloott, 408 W. supporting. But be said tbe goal 8*i*. Russril B. Long of Loul- blades up straight for slick slicing. No bruised ends to reduce the inforamUon their ABNIE*S TEXACO ED WHflON’8 SERVICE CENTER ST. FHIIXIPS • WA8HINOTON (AP) — Prsei- ployee, |T-bUlian budget a year, good oonfrontotion with their adults — toe Peace Corps, By OHABLB8 WELSH ccncemmg a man who was center flt; Alfred Paifcea, 29 can be achieved through use of Democratic wUp; Looking New to turn brown. Meets or exceeds ASA Safety Code. sent to the atato prison when field researchers have gathered 818 Adams St. 248 Spruce S t 488 Canter S t Bommer at; Robatt Paltiar, dent Nbeon's urgent postal re and smnial mail load of 80 bil poients, provided It’s rattonoi, Vista, toe RehablUtatlon Ooipe, Associated Press Writer Manchester, Conti. Manchester, Conn. ICanchester, Conn. lion pieces; the plan’s macblnery for new fi and Rlctaonl B. Rusnell, D-Oa., You start blade only after you are safely behind all the authorities forgot that on some 7,8(X) wounded men to Lakevlew Ter.. Ooirentry; Alex form loglelatlon is assured apa- and not violent.’’ and'other programs. NEW YORK (AP) — The GORMAN BROS. P E T E ’S o r r o o —Control by a nine-man, ap nancing, new handling of rate then cfaainnan of tbe -AraMd Whenever spots and traffic he still had time to serve In jaU. meaningful statistics. This may BAN11.Y*8 SERVICE STA. Puak,. Brood Brook; Theodore Forces Ooenmittee. handles. 4 hp self-propelled and 3V2 and 4 hp hand- Dlgan said that the initial re- "Our Job,” he concluded, "te ■moke came boiling up from be 770 Main a t 665 West Middle Tpke. deJ delivery to Capitol HUl but pointed board of directors to re Increases and of new equipment lanes appear remove them Gerald Bedard was sent to take six months. 888 Main St R M m Jr., ITT ^nce 0t; arid intelligent manageniient It was opposed by President propelled models also available. 9 5 action, of most parents, when to find the Mds who are in hind us, like steam from all the Mancheater, Conn, ICanchester, Conn. <• its trip through Oongreue may place the present Cabinet rank with Blue Lustre. ’There’s no witches’ cauldrons of creation. the Correctional Center last "What we are really studying Manchester, Conn. K m K a iy R ojon a kl. Otilifmlal techniques. JtBmson, Senate RepubUcan rapid resoU and carpets stay told their son or daughter te on trouble,' end to get them out of Is how men are wounded and HOLLYWOOD SERVICE REUBEN’S TEXACO be slower than a footsore mail postmaster generaL Deep in toe dark tunnel be August to serve a 12-month JaU 881 Main S t R d., BoUon; Jantee SnUer, TO Blount conceded it m i(^ take Leader Everett K. DMsen and looking new for years. drugs, "la not good-4t is a re- trouble — to respect them'for how it can be prevented,” a OARPENTEB’B MOBIL 842 Btest Center S t man. —Settlement of union wage acUon of denial. They want to toelr confidence, and to treat neath toe Hudson River Tues sentence. He escaped from JaU ICanchester, Conn. Mancheater, Conn. Otandview at; Linda aerdk, and benefit requests by the as much as the $5 billion the a bipartisan grouping of aena- Kanebester Hardware, 8TT and as a result received a leader the Army Research 917 Center St keep it quiet. Ihey refuse toe them in confidence — to bridge day night, the smoke seemed to MAPLE SUPER SERVICE r u u n t s f l v i n o a Gooee Lana Tolland; Frank Potential oppoettkm from bulk board rather than by Oongreee. Kappel commission recom tota. Kain St., Kanebester, Oonn. prison sentence of from seven Office said. Manchester, Conn. Rherrtck. Kartborousta; Ldrrtea mailers and postal unions—the mended to install modem ma offer of help.” the gap—to steer them into swaUow up all toe air, and aU 223 i^pruoe S t 116-118 O n te r S t NonpoUtlcal iqipointment of all Fulbrtgbt sold then he object- BUSH HARDWARE CO. "We’re finding things we IHOK'S ESSO Kanchester, Omn. M anchester, Cksm. ■teetrar. Went 'WUlln^tan; I f n . poUHdans’ version of snow and officers and employee. chinery. This would be financed 793 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Kee atrtrtdand, Vemon; Arnold rain and beat and gloom of by the proposed autbortty to 4U HarUord Rd. BIARINEUJ’S ntTINO A SAG AUTO SERVICE —Total reeponalbUlty for all - t o - t o . t h . .t o n e y ." s5.“sjS“ss.s:£S STS _ Manchester, Conn. 886 Hartford Rd. 184 W est MUkUe Tpke. Ttdhodaaii. 488 Kain a t ; Kra. night—-may stay Nixon’s bill financing, including new author borrow for capital improve- tidal meadows of northern New ^untU yesterday’s court Among other discoveries, Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Ootm. d a d jra TopeHna 49 Thomas from swift oompleUan of its menta. aotion Army doctors have learned that CLARKE MOTOR SALES ity to borrow for coital im- Jersey. MaOANN*S TEXACO Dr.. Waiipinff; Mrs. Blanche pointed rounds. Elveiftually, be said, the plan Route 6 STEVENSON’S ESSO VI provementa up to |10 billion. Cooperative Effort Eyed People were coughing Motor vehicle vtolattons a c **>« ^ ta.toock In a 860 Center St 400 Main S t Vinoent 140 8anunit S t ; Lynda The maileis and the unions, —Rate setting and mail claa- envlaiona that aU mail wOl pay M AM CHtSTBR OMMTWR Bolten, Conn. coughing coughing. You counted for a number of fines. fl*««r«“t way than had been Manchester, Conn. Kanebester, Conn. Walker, 88 Thayer Rd. who fsar ttie loss of gains they slflcation by a commission of for itself, based on studies of ------C/Wd how much it coats to process wondered how to go and where Nadeau, 30, of Hartford J " OUKE*8 ESSO MAM 8EBV1GE STATION DON wnflOM’s erroo BIRTHB TB8TBRDAT: A sen fought fcMT in Congress, pose the experts subject to review by the In Developing Salterns to raT gT lvray^ m t^ was fined |35 for recklera driv- and adju^bnti. In po■^wound greatest opposition to the re each classification. Oengress 838 Canter S t Route 8 Route 44A to Kr. and Ki*. Jean Ryan, M board and veto by Congreaa velK daS^ri »ng with a charge of evading are being made ac Manchester, Conn. BoUon, Conn. (Coventry, Conn. Brtmoi a t ; a davRliter to Hr. form plan. The President's lutipoeal par could make an exception of pub The Salters Pond subcom- Pond is one of the few waters responslbUlty noU^. ProeecutOT co«Ungly. lic service mall It cboooes to and Km Henry Pedemonle. “The unfons are going to have allels the recommendations of NOTICE mlttoe of toe CSiamber’s aty in town not polluted. o r ^ d f frtehtMr aw wOlfw Kelley exudedexplained that Nadean "We’re ware a«^iopmgdeveloping nxuiyreally ne^ subsldixe, he added. crym gm ir^m ,jM T any cau lor ««, totatiittoa mothodo of treating toe aeiioua- KeonrdvUle; a daughter to lb . to be convinced that the situa Frederick R. Kappel, who head MonchebteA LUMBEE? Beffotlful Committee met Mon' Dr. Smith suggested that a help from toe 300 or naore man i qmto sauaiy toe statutea ... walkway end brtklgee at toe help ly wounded before they go to the and Kra. Bdaard KicKay, 113 tion imder ttie new arrangement ' day night at the pond to survey ■engers. for evading when he abandcnied BRAKE LININGS will be as good or better than DUE TO THE DEATH OF the area under consideration east and west ends of the pond his car after a one-car accident aparattag table,” a doctor sold. Range Hill Rd., Vemon; a In the front car of the foui>car wtiat they now have, "Rep. for development into a park for could be mode available, pro Passengeni were left in toe ve However, there are aome G re ti'R o c K Preferred by stock car champions! dattghter to K r. and K ra. McGovern Seeks Taxation commuter train, first a few poo- A Korris K. Udall aaid. ptenloUng and fishing. viding a circle n>ute around hicle who oould supply toe nec Daniel Broenlhan. 28A Forest sengera and then the ticke^col- Postmaster General Wlnton iUr . s c h a l l e r , p r e s id e n t o f Mira BUubeth Duadun (Man toe pond. Other members of essary information' to poUoe. a t leoUng conductor vmire peering K. Blount, however, etruck a chester Stenographic Service), the suboonunlttee suggested Fines of |35 were Imposed On Unrealistic War Profits backward into toe following DISCHARGED TE8TERDAT: hopeful note on the union oppo- subcommittee chairman, pre toot there be plariUng of, ever on Alois Hager, 46, o f Hasard- __ WABHINGTON (AP) — Sen. cratlc pla« aaid the oi^ookte^t MANCHESTER MOTORS cam to seek toe cause of smoke, Drtxnah Clarke, 01 Plymouth eittan. sented a detailed drawhig greens In the picnic area. It vlUe, reckless driving, and as three feebre beeps of the Lane; Hiss Alice Hutchinson, While they haven’t formally Geoirge 8. McGovern and 14 oth- ^ »oord ■hewing the pond and that land was also menttoned that toe George R ogers, 87, o f IBS Pros train signal system prompted 82 Norman S t ; W esley Rhuda, endorMxl It (the reftwrn plan), «■ Democrats ore seddng a new fort Is ^ to mate Oie record under private ownership neai west end of the pond below the pect St, Rockville, failure to the motorman to slow, then w rd S ^ v e ;:^ fii^ .to ^ yrper««ttB*cn defense mdu.- the pond. Those property own dam oould be cleared with toe drive in the proper lane. DOnAhUA soft PfW4Mkr " '“*“. ****^ Tto* J AA ______^On the Senate floor, meon- WE WILL CLOSE ■top. Donahue. 806 Porter 8 t; try profits generated by the ers are Green Manor Omstruc- assistance of Boy Scout groups John McDonald, 38, o f 38 Rea- sion s," Blount saKL wMle, Sen. Ralph Yarborough. Quickly the smoke Invaded Wanda Remlaaewakl, 961 Faster Vietnam war, but even promo tlon Co., T. J. Crockett, Colonial in Manchester. ervolr Rd., Vermm, had hla fine OPENING y House Speaker John W. Mc D-Tex., said the way to begin the car, filled In every seat with St, Wapping; Mrs. Margaret Board Co., Sidney Cushman, It was the consensus of those Y ters of tbe measure cenebde of 4f6 remitted when Judge Cormack called the pn^iosal to men and women reading news THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 29,30 and 31 Pierce. EbuM. Hartford; Mrs. they won’t get It tax, ie(!>rm Is to impose a new WEDNESDAY. MAY 28 AT 6 P.M. WUUam Foulds estate, K an- fti ottendance that all means Frank Monahan commented, (3utstine RatU, Hebron; Mrs. convert the Post Office Depart levy on “ those who have reaped possible should be put In mo- papers or books, thumbing A similar MbGovera move in (diester Water Oo., and the "In view of your suit cleanli VIoU Thorp, Paden Rd.; (3ov. ment into a government owned, toe highest benefits from toe Town of Manchester. -tlon In order to find that coop through the contents of their March 1968 failed, 74-18. ness and honesty I’ll remit toe entry; Mrs. Carol OUwa, Elling self-sustaining corporation “A war in Vtotnam. erative effort between the town briefcases or imrses, as they re A riceplfoal Republican sold REOPEN MONDAY, JUNE 2 Tbe City Beautiful Commit 826.” McDonald woa charged ton; His. Carol Kerrigan, Lake subject tor long-range consider "If we tall to pass it we value and private property owners turned home from a day of work congressional approval of such tee rtwiirmai^ Dr. Douglas H. with failure to grant right of Rd.. Andover; Jan Kerrigan, ation.’ ’ the profits of the war cootrac- SmUh, preaented too oommit- which would develop aattore or shopping. A man opened a a nveasure would amount to 14 Enalgn St; Mrs. Mae WU- ‘House RepubUcan Leader tors higher than the men fight tee’s proposal toot toe a»ai be P»ifl Inito * ooi^unlty pientek- of $38 were forfeited CLEANING Uama, Brandy Rd., Bolton; Gerald R. Ford of Michigan acknowledgement the war „ls ing and dying in Vietnam,” Yar Ing and reicreetlon area. olr, or let out smoke. It only the administration going to continue tor the fore- developed into a neighboriiood for the non-appearance of Era- Alphonse Reale, 74 Woodland St'. conceded borough said. park with the booperatten of Thoee in attendance were opened a patoway to new bU- ■eeable future. ert J. Banker, 23, o f Toledo, A lso Mrs. Ro m Ackerman, 65 (aces “a selling Job on postal Sen. Gaylord Nelsoa, D-Wls., repreaentattvos from the town Orcckett (The Orockett Agen- lows of blue-gray choking employes and the Congress." “ You Just denft take that kind oy ), Henry B'oreman (OoJotilal clouds. Ohio, who was charged with - CENTER Fotey S t; Christopher Smith, 19 said U.S. corporations have en GERM’S and abutting property cwnera. eratlng an unregistered motor Deane Dr., Vernon; Scott Daw Rep. M orris K. UdaU, D -Aris., of step," sakl Sen. John .J WU- joyed a 53 per cent increase in Board Oo.), A. K. Robertson Jr. The door at toe rear of the car Ernest J. Tureok, park sui>er- vehicle, and Peter Tteim, 34, o f 417 MAIN ST. 649-7411 son, Pine Ridge Rd.. Cdumbta; a high ranking membtf of the Uams, R-Del. "W e,all hope tbe profits since toe step-iw in toe intendent, raid that the parking (First Hartford Realty Oo.), Aa- was opened, admitting MANCHESTER House Post Office and Civil war is about over.” statont Town Planner Ronald emoke. Suddenly the passengers Ellda, Ohio, for improper pass (NEXT TO THE DAIRY MART) Harry Flrato. 99 Plymouth Vietnam conflict four years ago. lot to the south of' the pond la ing. Service Committee and a sup Williams, ranking Republican Blake, Oaii Silver (Recreation were scrambling towards toe Lone; Mrs. Alice Leonard, 24 "For many kidustriaa, each IS YOUR HOME TOO SMALL? In need of' paving and that It NoUes were given to Keith Locust St.. Wapping; Mrs. Doris porter of the President’s plan, on the Sein^ Ftaanoe Omunit- hour o f oonUxnied hostilities Department), Tureck, Recrea- doors, or opening windows and tee, aaid he sees Uttlie ctiance Don't let crowded living conditions take the fun out of ttonAdvtoory’ oonimlailonohaii- tumbUng out onto the toree-foot Look A f Gerrrs Specials Johnson, Blast Hartford; Debra commented: “I have to say in brings hig^r and higher profits equipment to be erected around Toumaud, 181 Lake St; James all (rankness the outlook is dim M cG overn ’s measure will life. It's too otity and economical to odd on to your man Joseph J. Sylveater, Robert concrete catwalk, safely above fli^ve in established lane; and the increased benefits that the public pool located to the MEN'S BIEN’S MEN’S HosUng, 90 BeeUebub Rd.. Wap- this year." generate much support accompany a business boom," oBrnbardler (Manchester Jay- the tracks, uncomfortably close of RFD 1. sort of the parking lot. Tureck to the arching roof of the tunnel. Manchester, passing in a no SUITS #9C SHIRTS « phig: Miss Barbara Albert, 113 Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D- It did generate a serins of Nelson said. oees), Oonservatton Oommlasion SLACKS also said that in the vicinity of They began walking, away I« m >iiS *one; Mias Bonnie De- Terrace Dr., Rockvllie; Jude Tex., second-ranking Democrat speeches Tuesday, with the The taxable profits involved MMGER chairman Lemurt Miller, Dr. FAMILY ROOM the pond itself, picnic tables LADIES’ LADIES’ Pattavlna, Willie Circle. Rock on the Senate Post Office Oun- South Dakota senator declaring oould be determined by a gov Philip Sumner ((Jonaervotiion from the rearward cars and the ^Y®, OPPORTUNITY oouk) he placed to the west end Oommiaolon), Dr. Fred Spauld- source of the smoke. Somebody, ^*®> h> stop tor a school PLAIN DRESSES ^ 7 5 c SLACKS ville; Mrs. Anne Mitney and mittee, has announced his oppo- that no one should be "pennlt- ernment-set rate of return on and flailing facHmas made ■4^ daughter, 84 Durant St; Mrs. siUon to the postal corporation The hub of modem day family life. ling (Conservation Oommlasion), somehow, began marching. Tbe •’*“ 1 Bernard Ouellette, 64, ted to make isunalistic profits ctqiital investment, or by the avoUaible for rtilldren on toe Director David Odegard, word went b M k down the line— ^ Charter Rd., Rockville, fail- Karen Kawalec and daughter, plan. from w ar.” difference between current in CHALLENGE-SECURITY W e can arrange for your new family 49 Center St., Vernon; Mrs. Senate Minority Leader Ever north side. Tureck state, "There Mlsa Driadus, Dr. Smith, and single file-stay together- don’t »»« drive In eatabllahed lane, Try Our Norge Coin-Op Extra Specials McGovern propooed the tax take and the average prior to is a lot of potential here tor j. Grant Swank Jr., chamber panic. "lA Joseph Blixaiak, 26, of Haa- Jeanne Blittredge and son, ett M. Dlrksen said to expect NO DQPIRIINei NieiSSARY room wHh no money down and 115 on excess war profits to sup 1965, the year of massive U.S. devrtopnient," and that Saltera executive vice preeldent. Along the way the marchers ordvlUe, tor non-support. Tracey Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Diane opposition from rank-and-file plant tbe 10 per cent income Intervention'in Vietnem . terms to suit your budget. BEEN’S or LADIEB’ f S K Y(xir future will begin as « manager traioM at / Ory Cleaning Edwards and daughter, Grant GOP officials who resent losing surtax. He aaid his measure McGovern said such taxes Hill Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Diane postal patronage. H.F.C This position is the springboard to all 2 would produce 89.6 to $10 biUlon were imposed during World War 2 James and daughter, Amston. Chairman Thaddeus J. Dulakl of our top level management jobs. We wiH ENCLOSED PORCH CAR COATS / 'a year. I, World War n and the Korean OPENING SPECIAL of the House Post Office 0>m- “ I’m for it,’’ said Senate conflict. He said Vietnam itoould teach you the consumer finance business botlv-| in the classroom and on the job. mlttee has his own reform plan Democratic Leader Mike Mans be no different. ■ d o u In winter— screen In summer. Pioneer in Radium Use that would retain tight Cfongres- field. “ I look upon it as a realis While McGovern proposed bis Relax in Complete Comfort in One SWEATERS sional control “over the postal I Convert your seasonal porch into Q B H A I N For Cancer Dies at 92 tic propoeal.” tax aa a. bill, be can get a vote 8 lbs. ’1J50 M rvice. But Mansfield saM "The pros on it ohly by proposing its terms I a year 'round extra room. Easy 4 President Nixon wants these M AT 38. a t A 81 (HOiY PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Dr. pects are at bert fair" for as an amendment to another ■' monthly terms. SKIRTS changes tor the Poet Office, PIb m * ap p ly < • of Our "LAWN-LITE CHAISE" . Catharine Macfarlane, 92, a pio Congressional approval. measure, because tax btUs must with Its more than 700,0(X) em- FQR THOSE IN A HURRY LADIES’ neer In radium treatment of One draftsman of the Demo- originate In the House. cancer, died Tueaday At Wom- N E W KITCHEN on Wheels, wHh 4 PosHfien WINTER 8 WE HAVE A DROP OFF SERVICE .an's Medioel College Hcepltal. M r .R .T . 643- ea Dr. Macfariane was professor ON COIN-OP DRY CLEANINGI COATS Bttyl* 9536 An up to dote home meoni an up idjuslable Recliner Bode emeiitUB of gynecology at the to dote kitchen. Let us shoyv you emeritus of gynecology at the" Now Open college, end had teraalned in how you con enjoy the most moaem Gomidetely assembled with s u w foam mattress. active practice until 2Vt years kitchen of all designed especially Colorful floral plastic cover. Ideal for outdoors MEMOMAL DAY SPECIAL for your home. ago. HOUSBMUFMANa CORPORATION and indoors. WITH EVERY LOAD OF 8-LR. COIN-OP DRY CLEANING! Dr. Macfarlane lecuned about THE ELITE radhim from Its discoverer. 382 Middle Tonipike West Marls Curie. She began using it GARAGE FREE • Picnic Table CloHi PLUS 50 PIcMe Moh • for cancer treatment in 1903, WWL BE (UVBN AWAY and later eatabllsfaad at Wom BARBER SHOP dve yourself that extra storage an’s Medical and cancer control 71 EAST CENTER STREET a space you've wanted, protect your MarLOW clinic which bears her name. cor and odd to the value of your FREE FREE Dr. Macfariane, an 1898 grad Andraw's Building — N«xf to CowBy's Yee vU iMeive ea EXCEtUNT SALARY, 6ROW property with a new garope of your U L b s . uate of Woman's Medical, re INSURANCE, ANNUAL BONUS, STOCK OWNER chotee. FREE - FREE ceived many honors over the SHIP end RETIREMENT INCOME. Te qMBfy yam years. She was admitted to the ittaM ha a lilgli tckeel eraf nete. Smm c»8i |« U w Yoor C . I . T. or C . A . P. CHARG E CARD! 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Bonuses DRAWING JUNE 8. 1988 to give good PLENTY OF PARKING IN REAR IRAINEES tSAWOHuarmm OPEN 6 D AYS—THURS. NITBS tUl 9 • FREE PARKING r c r ^ T T q r T ^ TT.v j'-.v .'•r
MANCHESHEB EVEMINO h e r a l d , AKANCHESTER, c o n n .. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAT 28,1988 PAGE TWEimr-ONi he Md Mkrii’a fiUliar am og- 000 from the Ptatimtaig Depart rlgbteof-wtay for tha Parimv iny in reeding the tabtoa (and It Lion Was Not Tormented, pooad to daiotilig the Ilona bs- Board Considers ment to the Oemeteiy Depart Oakland Oonneetor. Tbs town | ifegyngg Student Plans Future to a (eellny, not a pnwmtala fact) Yale To Refuse Students Cigarette Warnings Suffer m ent already has ocqulrad soma "our" system, wheraaa the otu- Funds Transfer ifghtsof-way by gift. WE WILL BE CLOSED ‘'our" system, whereas theatu- In other burineis, the board ALL DAY FRL. SAT. AND SUN. Setback in House Action Bitten Child’s Mother Tells Tlie Mancheator Board of Di- will oonoider approving the Town Manager Robert Weioa, fRevolutioiiaries^ in College dente-partimSaily the traah- Sent Unauthorized Letters Mark spees ttro wasbt la toe also on Tuasday, wlB ask toe IN OBSERVANCE OF .MEMORIAL DAY men—ara cittioal of "your" ays- raotora next Tuesday, at its last terminatton of aa agreement NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — stafflny" of tha City PUmnti« WASHINGTON (AP) — Isgislation movss to ths Hsoss NAIROBI, Kainya (AP) — •Whitehead otgs hs and Adam- boopltal, and bad to have Ma board in autborlae him to ap- tarn," the Boper report aaid. floor. Tbs Commerce Commit regidar meetteg of the current with (kneen Manor Botates and FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE ONLY Tale University said today that Department and “ws eamwt Strong health warnings to Cig*- IBit- Pftor JsnMna told thte aon worked togstosr to keep tore arm opened torse times be ply tor town purehoae of tbe Said To Be Only 9 Per Cent "The challwi^ It seenw to ftanal year, win oonrider Irana- the 8th UUUtien Dbrirlet, wbere- 12 students sent unauthorised now promise to Offer a dsyrao tee Includes a munbar of con- Boy, OIri and Ugne from bring cause of taifactiog. Bo bas re- demlUtariaed Vike Site. Tbe us, is to make the eedsUny sys rstte adverUsliig and package gressman from tobacco growing wask h w fanttty*s toda of tba fecrlng funds froao time ao- tai Green Manor had pedd into PLEASE CALL 649-4539 leMers of admissian to graduate administered by an adequate do- sent to soon. But now toat Boy oovsred pbyrieally but bis acquisition, for necreetlonal use, ■r lOA ownoif Not wily are'’coUeye otudenta tem operate weR enough, to Im tehellng have suffered aa early regkms and to thought to ba tooty about Osotgs Adamaon* counts to three other*, to take escrow t>80 (or «Mh dorelllng study In city plonniny would partment of city planniny," ban atteekad aomeon a, he f e ^ motoer says tt bos akfeeted bim would be at 60 per cent of the AP BnrtncM Writer "ayuarer” than many worried prove U enough, so that the stu reverse In pnllmlaary House more sympathetic than the them out of the red. erected tai its Fortot HUls sub- "definitely not be enrolled" by Brewster aaid. that ail tome toms rixmld sitosr emotlonaAy. site’s fair market value. ra w YORK (AP) —TIm mo parenta believed, they are aloo dent generation wlU embrace It committee action. Houoe to general to tednstiy The proposed tranriars are; dlvielan. The agreement guar FOGARTY BROSra INC more probuateeoa than had been the University. The dean of the School of Tbs votes Tuesday ^iprovtiig ’'Bver tenos pe life Insurance Account be used in conjunction with 8 p.m., to tbe Municipal Build mmpam boOdtaig and tha bead- persuaded to Join "the 9 per confusion had existed among Weaver, aaid Tuesday that al- Meanwhile, toe Air Force bos plaoed In one of (bs now lion buotoeoa and Induotry. C areen ararniiig on packages and de withdrawn tough anttemoktog of hla torse Nona toey have been son’s canq> and naan Boy, Gbl to tbe iEmploy«ar Blue <3roes, aanttary-aewer InataUatiana In ing Hearing Room. W m ,'1m t today*B avaraca ool- In education, profeaoiaaal work cent” and overthrow 'jrour' sys Tale offlclala over the status of though the entire program of perks tat Etatgland or toe Uidtod tem," the repmt ooncluded. feating a warning requirement regulatlona It put into eftbet writing oakfa^ ^ y l don’t toaob and Ugus. Be sobbed "WlqrT OM8 and Major Medioal Ac tbe northeast port of town. laga man attanda rlaaawa, p>M and yovemmOnt oervlce fot-' the 12, who were sent the let- the school Is under Intensivo in advertising prompted Rep. The boOrd will consider adop Vermont produces about — Standatd (>11 stod It commis ters last Friday by a facult]^ review, "the Cllty Plannliiy Do- only about one week ago. Tbe my cMtoron*:I'not to torment snl- NkiyT WfayT’ otoer toe ottarie count; 18,000 from the Aaaea- lowed In that order. John Moss, D-Ctellf., to com )Bwt hagpMwd oouM hiqigsn tion of a resolution which would 600,000 galions of maple sirnip to otanch and ptoaa to yat sioned the report "as a public studeift committee within tha'partment has not been abolUh- Air Force Surgeon’s office had roolB,' *lflrs. Jsnktaia sold. and atiU oannot underatand why aar*a Account to toe Highway m Buolnaaa teadera won potaita ment, *T’d say the tobacco in ogeto, bs Bsya, adding that both Boy bit hhn. Department Account; and 81,- legaltxe the acquisition of each year. ^ Read Herald AdvertiseiiientB aliaad ]uat aa hla (atlier did a oervloe." Department of CTty Planniny of ed. It’s there and in eration.' banned tobacco soles to hoqd- Her huritand to a park ward amony ooOeye aeniora for dustry has done its work arell.” tate and smoktog by patients to quaitar at a cantuiy ayo. eaal proyreaatve- the School of Art and Archltech- Involved In tiie dispute wtildi By a lB-14 vote the House en. Last Marrit 9 one of Adam Not only ara brIek-arlakUng tura. M to maiUny of the unauthor- toe servlca’s hospitals. neoo, but thny were alao aeen by Commerce Committee, meeting son’s Uoan, Boy, dtanbed into dlaaldMita rara amony todaya ThS confusion centered on a ised letters is a faculty-student Air Fbrce spokesmen had no hi many aa aelf aeeklny, nithleaa R ockville to closed session, iqq>roved re Immediate comment. toe Jenktam car and sevorely btt ooUaya population, but moat otu- letter which Tale President committee arithin the CHty Plan- 8-yeor-old Mark Jonkkis on he danta oay Amailcan ooelaty la and not sufficiently Intereoted In LorInM ohoio quiring a package warning stat Hospital Notes Kinyman Brewster Jr. had sent Iny Department. It reomn- ing that the U.S. surgeon gener aat twtwoen Ida porente. Adam **baateaUy aound." Only • par ODClal probkama, to eight students who hod pre- mended to the university that al has found that smoking clga- Heads Publishing Firm son, a retired game warden who cant of all atudanta could ba Amony aeniora poBed, 66 per Vtofttay hm m are 18:89 to 8 viouoly been admitted to the 20 otudenta be enroUed next faU lOOF Scholar cent oaid "ayyreootvenaa” is the reties may cause lung cancer. FHILADELFHIA (AP) — Ar faM lived near toe Uona for tire claaaad aa “ravolutlonarlaa”— p.m. to an areas except ma- city planniny program. Some and 10 be black or Spanlah- years, bos bean ordered by tbs boUarlny that exiatlny InatJtu- moot hnpoitant quality for buoi- William D. Olbrys, son bf Mr. Tbe present warning on pack thur R. Murphy Jr. of New Tale officiate had throuyht the speaklny. dtraotora of Henya.te national ttooB tiMuld ba ocrappad and ra- neoa oucoeao fOaowed by crea totaHy where they are 8 to 4 and MTs. Henry L. Olbrys of ages Is that "(Sgaretie smoktog Tork baa been etected president 12 who received unauthorised Tale, however, hod held to may be haxardous to your Jwrini to drtm toem away and tive ability, hard work and intel- aod 6ti9 to 8 pjm. letters of admission were sent to enroU mUy 14 atudmia 8S Keeitey St., was awarded a of Curtis PubUsfatog Co., whlob pitum health." A much straiger warn published the now-defunct Sat make toem fear bumaa bataiga. So roporto a nationwide our- Uyenoe. Ih ooenparlaan, studenta the same letters. toe next taU, and membsrs of scholaialitp by the Rebekah As / r i « o s e o Admitted Monday; Christine ing, pnqxiaed by the Federal urday Elvenlng P ost Mrs. Jenktaw feels that to e . aey of otudent and alumni atti- rated ayyneaalveiieaa, tnMIi- Brewster, ,who was not avU- the faculty-student yniq> said sembly of Omnecticut, In s W -v,-z ^ tudao ooaductad by Roper Ra- yence, "fAayiny the anylea" and Baioochl, Rockville; Oreyory Trade Commission, is; "Ciga Murphy, chosen by the board ttaras Bona, trataiad for the mov able for comment on the situ- they had been unaUe to or rette smoktog Is dangerous to aaarch Aaooclataa and oommlo- hard work tn that order aa re tCtoy, Hublard Dr., Vernon; ation today, had told the eight range a. meeting with Dean dependent Order of Odd Fri- of directors Tuesday, to a for ie "Bom Free" to gat into vafal- health and may cause death re mer president of (he MIcCall Caldor T i. :,i •C-*'**' 3oi» toooad by Standard Oil Oo. Shepard Nadeau, Union St, lows, a t the qlooe of its amnial dea and be fras of any fear of - I quire mente for oucoeoa in yow- previously-admitted students Weaver to dUcuss their dlfter- sulting from cancer, coronary (Now Jemey). Duriny winter emment. Rockville; Frank Kinderobery- that Tale would honor the com- ences. oeeslon lecently at the Park Oorp. and a former vice presi humans, ara dangerous. IM 1,000 atudanta and almoot er, Davis Ave., Rockville; Ran Plaxa Hotel, New Haven. heart disease, chronic brondil- dent of Time, Inc. RooaHlng toe aventaig Boy at- The "moral” qualitiea yot mittment to enroll them, but Weaver, however, said a Us, pulmonary em{toysema and TOO alumni were interviewed. dy Tucker, Davis Ave., Rock- that they might not be able to meeting was scheduled for Fri- Olbrys to a nwember of the baokad, aha aaid: 2 Bx>rt shrift by otudenta plonniny other dteeases." "I found U a rather ancouray- vtUe; Marlene Brearster, Legion recelve a degree in city plan- day afternoon, only a few hours graduating class at Manchester “Ws w ars driving ttarougta the aucceaofUl careera. "IdeaUaen^ Dr., Rockville; Alexander The committee defeated by a iny atudy.’Vaaid Buma Roper, waa conoidered a yetaheord niny because of changes which after the letters were mailed, High School. He plans to attend poik on toe way baok from a praoldmit of the reaaarch firm. Qrous, Becker PI., Rockville; substantial majority. Commit Super 12-Ft. Backyard quality in yovemment careera may be made tn the program. Weaver had earlier authorised Barrington (R. I.) College, tee sources said, a proposed re Paul Dodge long, (rip. We saiw AdomsanSi ‘Tthara wma a yood deal of crlt- Fern Fortier, West St, Rock Nine of the 12 who received admission of eight otudents, in- he will major in history Kodak ^ B per cent of students, in edu ville; Mary OIrard, Old Stef- where quirement for warning to radio, Lend Rover and my huriiand Idom of the ayatem. but tt waa cation by 14 per cent and in unauthorixed letters of admte- eluding only one black student, and religious education. otopped to leave oome maB wito mootly ‘let'B chanya tha ayatem ford Rd., Tolland; Jane Baker, televtelMi and newspaper ciga bustoeas by onljr 2 per oeeA. aksi are black students and The faculty-student yroiq> Olbrys was one of three re- rette advertising. The FTC fa Pontiac OeMgefs euaUtant, John Boxen- Family Pool Package from wlQiln' rather than Het'a Patricia Dr., Vernon; Josie three are white. Only one of mailed out the unauthorised let- Power Only 2 per cent Mt "couraye Booth, River St., Rockville, and oeipienta receiving scholaiahips vors such warnings. dale. overthrow It.'^’ the eight admitted under eat- ters to 12 more proopective atu- awarded this year. Tfie Re by Coleco Some oonclualonB of the R t^er to otaiMl up for your ideao" paya Virginia ButteU, Stafford However, the committee has Soys: "Boy was atttiQg on top of toe tabllahed procedures is black, dents—nine of them black and bekah Assembly awards achol- yet to take the crucial provi- atudy: off In bu^eoB, compared to 20 Springe. On faculty member said the three white, Land Rover. Tfaiere waa no indi per cent in yovemment and 18 arshipe annually to deserving sicn to the smoktog measure cation be would atiaidi. Mark Zoom 8 —In a than one-fourth of col- Births Monday: Daughter entire situation is an outgrowth , one faculty member said the students who have relatives be leye otudenta have omoked mar per cent in education. bom to Mr. and Mrs. Iklarin which deals with the extension MANY PONTIAO was next to me and the baby of feelings of a student-faculty actimi was taken in the belief longing to the Rebekahs of tbe 1966 Cigarette Labeling ijuana and only S per cent have On iaeuee InvoMny campus ButteU, Stafford Springs; committee that Tale should ad- Yale riumld help make »q> for was on my lap oa Boy got up tried tSD. About 46 per cent life, the majority of students felt daughter bom to Mr. airf Mrs. throughout the State of Oonnec- A ct DEALERS ARE and Btrstebed. M|y husband got mit 10 black or Spanteh-speak- ^ black and ^wnish- ticut. The 1966 act provided for the Super 8 would like to make marijuana theit student acUvlity hna had Learls Booth, River St, Rock- Ing students to the city plan- gp«aking people in city plannliiy back In our Toyoto 79.77 initial package warning but kept MAKINR loyal and 7 per cent favor leyal eome beneficial effecta alihouyh vUIe, and son bom to Mr. and nlng program because there is work across the nation, "Wltoln a tqptlt second Boy • Plus, Extra sturdy ladder Sturdy backyard pool with all oanctiona for LSD. 82 per cent aaid it had gone to Mrs. Albeit Baker, Patricia Dr., the FTC, Federal Communica the extras of the more ex a low percentage of city plan- Removed from their post, but Density Like Old West tions Commission and other leapt off tbs Land Rover and —Believe in oome form of yod on extreme—et least In some in- Vernon. d k ^ into, our front neat for Camera • Plus Fiber cartridge filter pensive pools. Galvanized nere from minority groups. retained os teachers, for oUeged- state and federal agencies from steel wall with durable vkiyl waa voiced by about 60 per cent etanoes. Dlsduuryed Monday; Marie A total of three faculty mem- jy signing one or more of the JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — WILD Marti. His bead, ebonddsn and • Plus Poly form foot bath of ccdleye otudenta. Forty per Homak, Omldln Rd., RockvlUe; taking further action. The BXX, liner. Ayreemcnt with at least some bers are being dteciplined by letters were: Chrtefa^iher Tun- Alaskan natives—Indiana, Eskl- for Instance, now says that it tomiegB wars Inside, acroaa Pe cent of the freohmen and 88 per of the yoals of the militant Stu William Evans, Elm S t, Rock- Tale for their part in maiUng „erd, 61, ctiairmim of the De- moe and Aleut*—comprise ter’s lap .and tala teeto were In •Plus Long handle pool skimmer cent of oeniora aaid they be would like to sharply limit or CLAIMS dents for a Democratic Society vUle, and Katherine Bousquet, of the 12 unauthorixed letters partment of Ciity Planning and about 19 per pent of the state’s Mark’s left arm. • Pint Vinyl backyard pool. ball lieved to the orthodox "Su]^mne West Main St., Rockville. ban cigarette commercials on waa voiced by 66 per cent of the of admission. A fourth faculty a nationally-known figure In ur- population. ^ radio and television. "I pushed toe baby against • Plus Relaxing vinyl pool ShoFly float Beiny who created the earth otudenta, but a majority also member aaid today be also may |,an renewal woik; and Louis Military personnel account for and arho rewarda and punlohea Only If Congess allows the aid tbe (or door with my elbow and dtoayreed with oome of its yoala be subject to imiversity action g j>eLuca, isiant dean of the about 12 per cent of the state’s 1966 act to expire June 80 can held Marie stia wito both hsnda •1 qt. Cal-Jet liquid • Plus Emergency vinyl patch kit everyone." or methods. Only 4 per cent to Mirfiawk Airlines OfCd for his Involvement. He is as- school of Art and Architecture, population of Just under 280,000, ATaro-thlrda of unmarried the FTC or FOC bring their Fanta«Kc Premise smund hla waist to steady him tally cq>proved the activist WASHINGTON (AP)—A clvU sociate professor Herman <3oe- addition, Associate Profes with the remaining 69 per cent stronger measures into play. so to e Hon wouldn’t do any more male aeniora aald they have had group. ters, who said he might be sub- gcr of City Planning Harry Wex- aexual relationa with one ' or Aeronautics Board examiner has consUtutiqg the nonnaUve civil Committee sources Indicated but barm. The generation gap may not Ject to discipline when his con- ler said he had been Informed ian population. the members could still recon more women to date—half the ruled that Mohawk Airlines "P eter hit toe Uon with bfs bo as wide aa expected. Two- elhoukl be authorixed to fly non tract expires in 1971. by the Tale president that he In the latest oensus, the Unit sider and reverse their votes. fretfiman have. Brewster's letter to the eight would not be i^appolnted to the We Will Meet fist and started tbe vabloie, AAlthouyfa about a third of thirds .of senkMW and freshmen stop between Hartford, Conn., ed States had an average popu There was no indication on com said they agree with their par- and Cleveteix\ Ohio. students authorised to come to faculty when his contract cx- lation denoity of 60 persons per mittee pr«q>ecta for the exten forcing the lion to let go as fata ooUeye otudenta plan to go into GompetNioit hind feet bad bean on the ents on most t h i i ^ Moot criti The ruling, whlrii excluded Al Tale said he would "strcmyly pires. equate mile. In Alaska, the av sion question. Tbe tobacco In the military after yraduation, advise you not to enroll at Tale After the demotions and ac- ground. almoat aa many wlota to avoid cal of the present system were legheny Airlines from the run, erage density was only fourth- dustry generally favors the sta and Power zooming at the touch of the button — reflex viewing — ahimni—graduates of the otaaa waa handed down Tuesday. It next year for the degree in city Uoiui against Wexler were made tenths of one person per square tus quo, keeping the commte- "It eoemda aa toougb it took no cutting off heads taecauie of paiallex. Focusing mount lens the draft—as per cent by leyal planning." known Monday, about 96 student en hour but It was edi incredibly Conditioner meano and 3 per cent by any of 1964. would become final if no peti mile, roughly equivalent to the sions out of the act. We Will Service for added sharpneu. "White the alumni are the tion for revtew Is fited within Tale la currently "imdertak- and faculty members of the density in the American West of Moss and others promise a qulolo ...’’ meana includlny a otint in feder toy a comprehenolve review of School of Art and Architecture al prlaon If neceaaaiy. mom criUoal, one yets ibe teel- 10 days. a century ago. strong fight when the smoktog WhatWeSelll Adamson, wbo rescued toe oUr program, administration and marched to Brewster’s home lions from going to aoos after A toe fUmlng of ‘B om I>bee", said Baseball Glove tite order to bonltoi them was Westinghouse Versatile 4^Sealer . heartbreaktaig. 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1960 :W Those W ere by Kt«*nr w my |iix>p«rty that suits fHed by parents o f the .'t.i haa facveaanl greatly In value. Weicker Backs slain youths against 'Silas N. iruy Donations Target f - Tk V G K I The Good But the changea would alao Troopers Acquitted Pearman, the chief state high STOOC UP A T 9RAN9 UNION iO R T N I PUIfT MC1IIC Housing Law way commissioner. The oom- f A¥R CASH - OBT BLUR BTAMPfs TOOl raiaa the deductloa Mmit on reg that stfeettws Of Tax Reform Report ular oharitahie donations ftom mlssion has Jurisdiction over we have a t)ld Days? SO to 80 per cent o f liiaome. In Renewals the troopers. avaUahle for wmr < ' 9 ' WASipNCnON------(AP)• • , — ^Hie Ttm Tnmmiry, -• wMch nad con- ® pfoposed taxing Income of, WASHmOTON (AP) — Rep. In Death of Negroes Yet to be tried also is an ac your track l i iMiiMf By HAL BOYLE Rlhyn and M tani Com- MbMcd some but not all tbe noraelhted ...... owned by Weicker Jr., R-Oonn., tion filed on behalf of all Or Our m txl truck is a iiw n e w YORK (AP) — What an ■Ksae is a nwM f * » u it r iot ideas (he comtntttee tentatively churches Pratesnal onranisa- •®"°*®®ed today he la sponsor- FLORBNCIB, S.C. (A P ) sttidents ahoidd *‘be taught a angeburg _ _ Negroes _ asking, the Van, fully, eqolppad, wMl m awful world today would he If hWs winalire aasM« foonda- embnaoed, hailed the report as dons and other eooeniDt nouM *** legUlatlon that would re- Nine state hlg^iway troopers lesson by the fastest and most federal court to supervise poUoe one tan load aapiud^. ttafeai w « had to Hue In it ahraya. BIq W6 0 CG ttens and weaHhy Indfviduala progress toiiard a ••more equl- and end to o f housing hav.e been cleared of federal effective means.'* and other city operations to are 7c per m le, $T M r 6 ur, ^'ovtunately, we - « o d ! ^ k ^ taxes when that a percentage of renewal rights of the NegriJ; involved. ______taflons of yesterday. TEA KETTLE to work ------**** urged the oonunlttoe on to a l*e property to sold. areas take the form of new Two of the 12 Jurors were crackdown on oil depletion at------housing oonstructlorr, depending Nerroen. Our daydieama are avgarad hopes for w happier tomorrow, _ • tawanoes and tax-free municipal BREAKS THE ICE on the needs of each area. a io m m i — —— — —— —— —— ——— our memotlea an btttoraweet *4.99 WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE reoipthn atoo oultoed plans to ______-wmivaiAi, i a *-) - uanny w-., ” „ ~ _ h7,: maxed four nights of racial vlo- monunwmte o f what has Imp. Your Owice r-Breatt with Wing — Logs with Bock r o f pra- Wt winger wT Hgh- ^ DILLON’S - the girl who aat, to the ctese- DETERGENT anquet eats GRAND UNION REGULAR OR DRIP ALSO A (XXMFLETE LINE OP NEW “iilAT-BUNO” B M ^ 4 room seat In front of him—and ITAUANICES ^’59' EXTENSION LADDERS, with HOPE ft PULLEY HARDWARE caused her to cry. -IJOO Dogs eiKsged to more street AJAX MACARONI SL> 3 ^ GREAT CARS - GREAT BUYS e W Ladder $1699 e M’ Ladder $88.49 COBBLER/ :i%69' fighta than people. - Speaking of MnUTBIIAID . e 24’ ladAfS* $20.99 CRAiDinnoa -.-raA- dog' fighta, bow kxig has it been « L $ | 0 0 m A TEST DRIVE N O W -^ALL 643-2145 sliM you’ve seen a real good LEMONADE 4 Fishcake Dinner '^39^ 10* ALUMINUM $1.99 one? If you asked a bartender to BAKED TASTY •I GUTTER 1 mix you a vodka Martini, he’d ’GOODS TEMPTING 'D w ^ T io d i uma-tma.mvm ^ blink and say, “A whatT” Most Ug league boll players, APPLESAVCE 4'Sr87' WHITE TDNA 3 'z U * ’** e 6" Gutter, style “ k", 10’ lengthe when their careers ended, went BAMOm FRESHBAKE-KING SIZE PILLSBURY- AlA-NIMa Aaa back to farming. SWEET OR, BUTTERMILK &29'29< To botrow money from a bank BAKED BEANS ^ 2 9' WHITE BREAD WESSONOIL you first had to have something worth mortgaging- HILLS BROS. ■i69' 10* ALUMINUM It was an advantage fm- a po- plateT 1 S S 3 9 ' •a litlclan to be poor, as it msule i t W DOWNSPOUT the voters feel that he was one TEA POT loaves 2 2 N P LIGHT CHUNK of them. e-2 X 8" Qxiductor Pipe, 10’ length. Thoee were the days! Re THUNDERBIRD 2-DR HARDTOP HABCT LTII jg n o ''“’'6T-lb.. 6 AA ■eataHnniiTialOW irROITtt aii ia a a . BUMBLE BEE TUNA member? TEA BAGS 3 ALUMINUM Angel Food Cake SHAKES 5 8 9 * p k g N A K T lT n -M in j a ' BOIlWri.FAIT.MOCm „ „ COMBINATION DOOR A Hard Sell Bay Smith of iOO DONUTS‘p :'3 ANER. SUCESs'A:^S9' PRE-HUNG RDDDrrCM, England (AP) — All assembled to tbe frame for M House'Wlfe Maureen Leopard 21, Quickest, Easiest, Surest in- vl thought It was a etunt when An tMOf OtANO UMON M l TMI stallation by "Do-It-Yourself- >1 thony Reynolds, 26, a fire extin niMMsI Moeuci in town era” . > guisher salesman, grabbed one iTjm lL^^ites S e itf 1966 GALAXIE 500 1965 MUSTANG FasAtak B^ill 1" Thick with .2 storm of his samples, knocked on the glass and a screen Interchange V-8, atd. trona, 4-Dogt Hardtop panel. door and told Iwr tbe roof was FRCSHFlOmOA aport daek rear aeat. m iigiooNiM o A n n iw V-8, auto., PS. $1695 41295 on fire. Reynolds Anally oon- The "Alrllte," our most popular extruded Aluminum door vtooed her to let him toi to put NIAYONNAISE that adds year 'round comfort to your home or cottage. out the blase he had spotted BRYLCREME WeatherEltrlpped and complete with hardware. Stock slses TOonPAm ■orniu 12ea 1966 10 PASS. only: 82” x 80" and 80"x80". FREE 16" GrlUe Included. from Ms oar. 1966 COMET " I hadn’t seen any flamea,” MACLEANS CANNEDSODA Mis . Leopard raid. 4-Door Sedan. COUNTRY SipUIRE V-8, awto, PS. •1595 45” ROUND V-8, auto., PS. 92095 REBWOOD 3 23 Wsw Iriwe I# lew 1967 GALAXIE 500 PICNIC ogcMnrai 1967 Lawman Special WITH Tm COUPON ANDPUiCMAn OonvcrUIAe. OP ANY 104IL tAO .1 9 ' ESCAROLE .12' V-8, anto, PS. OrniBer. Warren Hubbard John Adams CHARCOAL BOSTON LETTUCE H995 New paint, auto, trans. •129S TABLE •oua upi B v c m 3-Pc. REDWOOD HOMEOWNER'S 1965 FORD - BRIQUETES PINEAPPLES .2 9 ' n s } POTATOES 3 ^ 3 9 ' 1965 FORD PICNIC SET WHEELBARROW COUMNOOOOTHKUUT.MAT lOT. i-Paas. Gray PiriMi 382 V-8, $19.99 fuBl^^jcoupolTpfrc!^^ ! • Itaaa. Wagon. V-8, auto., auto., PS. •1395 Wr/»ft7 P tt, W8W, radio. 91695 2 4 -“ Ea. 6.88 •■■..Shaiasn'Wt^ srHIM Big 6 ft. table axid 2 match 39” Ourved Bench sturdy l-pc. steel tray wtth B O e S T A M P S STAMPS 1965 PLYMOUTH 1967 FORD ing benchee, quaUty crafted 8 cu. ft. capcuslty. Nicely WITH TNM COUPON AND PUBCHAW OP Wim n « MMWN AMD raaCHAM from Genuine Redwood. IH " $6.99 each balanced, durable frant >H(Oi.oaMa»Miaow>ri i ww OP1SM-OZ.fROXBN YOUR PAVORm RRAND or nco. or M lea 00 NPta OP44NLJA* Spott Fary. Ranger Ptdc-1 9 . thick and tactoiy prestalned. wheel. PROGRESSO SUNTAN KOTEX V-ft, a«ba, PS., bneteet seate. 91295 Auto, trans. 91895 tSXFBSSi' SUMMER Tasters Choke • 8* Perforated w/ooupling . .2 for |kSlMi*s9i^9w(i DRINK MIXES PIEZA LOTION TAMPONS rita eeuroN oooeiMW u t . may aar.; 8 Ft FIBRE PIPE • 8’ Stdid Pipe w/coupling .. .2 for 2S-0D ebuMN oooD naai u t . may io t. COUNN0000IMW UT. MAY im . COUMNOOQOTWUUT.MAY HR. 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BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE
A 6AEAT DEMONSTRATION OF TWe DURAWLfTY OF OUR, Amwtr t* fraviMi N ttl* AABRCHANDIS6, 6U\/'NORi HAPPV TO KtOOoJ P la n t L ife IT S NOT EVEN M3U b u s te r , CLYPe By TBOi ASSOOIA’nED FBB8S o m M T m o / AMP /MACK/ "You don’t haive full employ 61 Dirk r v e FCXJMP th at ment when the people are in USIN6 NAMES IM- 1 Seed plant DOWN Ban Antonio and the Jobs are In MEPIATELV 15 AM 8 Bryophytic 1 Esteemed Rocheal«r."-41ownrd J. 8a- OUTSTANPItOfi plant MBMOBV AlP/ 2 Light cotton mtiels, tornier head o f the Small 9 Siouan Indian fabric ■PMka Dajrs (var.) Motoi Oai« Hmlan Bualneaa Adminlstrstian. 3 Fixed course So DemurO: Ommtttm. ROTAL 10 City in Spain 4 Biennial i.w»fct«w toe JuBt aw rtaia a *6w in your roonwl "They’re trying to increase KOD CRXAIC Womn St tiM « 13 Related on plants owrdT FAIRWAT 9TB Main 8t J•«»»• «U 0»«y naadto ^ WimasnidiuiT. tbat ore- 25 Dispatch 58 Odtfi’s brother “Tile majority of laymen 20 Beam of light suddenly OMK from or*vLi^ of , wteim off with a «*■«»» oloth. lautlnf beauty for montha. want Uselr church to tend to the 27 Narcotic 23 Brass-wind 38 British air (tnyth.) i M e and oanvaa otnUona and CMattvo deaidiic with JOHN (c o ll) private rellgloua needs of tte tha oramdea o f wloker and BOHBI 29 Month n wrought Iron with a bnnh that ^ BeHeveT membera and to atay out of 30 English river euch questions as peace, social 31 Color baa baen dhflped Into tblok aoap ’Riere's. a flboa Departnesit u^„ 33 Narrow Sato at ICARIiOWB BBT MUn ^ . „ „ Juattoe and human rightas.” — (comb, form) 8LT Rwakans and are ^ la at RB- Rodney Stark «und Prof. Charles 35 Roman god Help b Here $2.99. m unoualm ad. a p rln g Y . Olock, rensoch aodologlsta OUT OUR WAT BY J. B. WILLIABfS dess of hsrvest For (fast ecrwtiched and duU dreaa ahoes a t $4.99 and $8.99, <>®caalon to thay ..of the Uidversity of ChUfonda In 38 Regular (ah.) Berkeley. 41 Employer furniture, JOHNSON PAINT •“ » •“ •<» and $15.00 Loafoni !!!?_ Read Herald Advertisements OO. 7 » ICafa S t bsa aereral "*»«t <7.99 and $8.99. Moat alaea “ ” atocli alwaya. YOU MEAN VOUlie PA/IN W ELL .LETS 6 E T 42 Net (anat) PRICES UKB THESE FOR WONTLETHIM) HIM OUT OF , 44 On the left wm«Uaa to renaur your "love- VESeTABLESI WHY,THIS THERE QUICK/ / side (naut.) Uoir. •Screteii RkW with a ------aJS^taThS^ IS ROBBEKK' THAT COES IF HE SEES THE > 46 Contraction diade tor orery flntoh of wood “ **“«• *» *fawliir near ^ BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS n ; aaaRY...i 'm s o n u a MEATPRICESHE'U. 48 Light blow D A V Y JONES PLAMTA ftARPEN o u r WANTTDBUILPA •, 49 Growth of PMoUnt «nd fundture or the *» bare Ids very BACK OP T H E OIARASE PEMAMPA trees Zw lth U bet Afanond 8tlck, haircut, prepare Msn tor ^ PO AS YOU'RE TOLD, O-WE’LL SHOW’EM / c o r r a l /. 51 Dress an ea^r, longr lastii« cure tor *V BUdlnf your elec- 5 ^ GIRLS... AND NO ONE 53 Man's A lm o st T h e ) WILL GET HURT. •undzihoa, do a g n a t job. • » “ '9 «* * «own hks neok EMBROCBIY ONLY nickname ------a tfane or two and tMUng him SIGN OF 54 Egyptian sun SIZES A capful Of baby oH In the ^ noon be getttar a IS AT THE LIFE IN god WHY THE •»«a«Wb U wondertid tor halrout like daddy. flne-Udrd cup sugar and onatmU (3A6) esACH, PESBRTEP 58 Overact (coU.) Serve tan- HOPINS TO COMMU 57 Number oounteraotlng your own dry akin ------59 Shaded walk medlatoly. P/^HER NITY IS If you take a leisure soak of at Mhke a large flat envelope NEPTUNE. INSIPE 60 Obnoxious loasd ID o r U ndnutea. from either oilcloth o r plasdlc TM6 plant Rasy Does B NOT PAY MAIN ------material, Issige enough to hold STREET SEASIDE (Ncwipeper fnltrprin Ann.) With Touraine House Paint HAS THE BANK... FaBding Ootniott two pressing cloths, one tor light AURA OF A It at WATKINS 986 Main St. garmentu,______and one __tor ___dark. fat a Icng laatta« laitex ftidah SH08T ^ y have q/eoial pdoea on tM-careMoii^'to the undei^ Fou w ant PA U L’ S US A VISIT TOWN... xwm u n w am umsH- S U P PLY toatives Bar- 8247 Steams and Foster Bedding. c 'X » of the irotdng bosud and 3*e yrt. Foature BuBt (Ann) is $49.00 your clolhs are alwaya ly American Bomeatead ocdora 2025 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER each piece and Princess (super ae weU as oontemporary A demure fashion for Arm ) la $69.001111 (3oodBediM i« To Please Htan ahaden. Btowl new! la Tour- Quick to eew.this ruffle- BEFORE th e ladies I Trimmed to y o u !II! Ino’B A/crytto Latex aloaa trim. trimmed dress will with delicate lace, it For Father’s pay! Make an «asyt dean up easy! WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE charm the young lady. makes the ideal dreee for appointment now tor a new otttnllUI Add an open-crown, sun mother and daughter to shade for that dressy- Im. tWok turkish towel makesJi*** an * y^>> aCHULTZ BHAUTY 8A- MEMORIAL wear when party-going. I THINK ITS TERRIBLE ____ tON comer Oak and Clottege Bave all the broken pieces and lookl No. 2026 has THE AAEG9 OUR PARENTS TWO s e p a r a t e p a P. Ideal drying rack tor baby tissue — sizes 3, 4, 5 TERNS: No. 8246 with sweatersaweaterTST^tlirimlui or other amall v^- wood “*• homsinade and inclusive: hot-iron trans HAVE AAAOE out and ’peim’, a UtAe color atore oooktoa Bave them In a PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes en garmanta that must Ua flat fer; sewing directions, OF THIS WORLD./ 10 to 18, bust 32H to to keep their ah^. The laga and ^ "VoUa” a ,i .;yw ^ w«e. {daadc bag in the treeser uniU urn set Is niat Mr tack ut- DAY? 40. Size 12, 84 bust . . . on tha rack allow tor air olr- * P**R*ml! 1 you have aocaaniilatert enough ttra M iMlsSs flrft-e)tti sislllag. SHORT R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL 314 yards o f 46-inch. No. sum CABtT culaAon and hasten drying. to oEuah 4hem and adx with (saaw sf psstr) 8247 with PHOTO-OUIOE is Bprtngtype oiotheapina aua- butter tor $. crumb {do eruat. Open MDool, Hiea, Wkd. use kvt. SI Aatrltsi 10 AJM. to 6 P A f. in Sizes 8 to 8 years. pended trom the top of the All klnda of oooUee Ideitd, mak- New Ytrt, a T. isess Have A ‘Happy PH-H Nssm, SS*mi rrttk ZIP Size 8, ITt yards of 46- olothea -chute can be used to ln f a very taaty oniat. inch. ' . Relax a UtUa, at 8TANLB77 COOE asS thru NasAsr. Thura., F it. 10 AM. to 9 PJd.- tlNB SS4 Is stlBt Mr tacB sat- CHtEBIN’R Broad Bt Parkade. bang dazhp towala and other CUtten’e eobool hmoh money Send 60f today for the Itrs M IssMSs flrst-siats swlllag. items TtotU thay are dry, rather can be attached to the inside of new '69 Spring & Sum LADISIB’ DRRBB BH0P SBiturdBy Happy H oure'fM m 4 to 8 p.m. 9:30 AJC. to'0:80 PJC -SUI WIRNin with Martiida, ICanhattani, Chopping them into the a p e i ^ box or book bog with mer a l b u m ! ROUTE 88 BUIWMOTMI’S MTtimOM... iltsS* bt.'^^SMrlstS Wldakey Borne and Bar TAmrlii basement while ibey are stilt caAopbana ti^Mt to keep them 12 SslfMsa Miltn lssM«si TALOOrTTVULB, CONN. Oppi Oonn. ChdC Land Mrs TtcS, N. y. 100M at 69c! I Now there’s a 'Hap from loahig it DrtsSsa PMMI PstMn pisess; PfM Nsow, «4Srsn.«mi ZIP ibselMat. aicz — ie| t ssazl COH, ttzM mmstr SS4 tin. py thought!!!!! VI BUZZ SAWYER BY ROT CRANE Few houseplants can stand overwatering. This causes Uialr Today in History roots to drown, wilt and dis. - By The AMOCIATED PBXM Today la Wednesday, May 28, Five Day Forecast the 14etfa day o f 1969. here axw ^ L i n r v v WINDBOR l o c k s , Oona S u m m G r i 217 days left hi the year. (A F )—The U.B. Waother Bureau Today’ s Highlight In History predtots that temperaturea hi On this date hi 19M, Brlthh Connecticut trom Thursday asid French toroes began the Worthwhile Savings Timed To Perfection On Smart Summertime Fiuhlons through Monday will average A maastvw WtnM Wkr n evacua above normal with daytime tem tion from Dimkeniue, Franoe. peratures averaging 76 to 80 On Thto Date - and nighttime temperatures av In 1764, tha Azat blood of the eraging 66 to 60. Warm the first French and IkaBan W ar was half of Ale period and colder ahed in the battle of Gnat Mea o Q d “ How do I manago to communloata with tha toon- thereafter. agora at our house? First I turn the volume control dows In Penswylvania. Precipitation may total one- knob to 'o ff i:* In 1864, Arobdidoe Ferdinand quarter inch or less with a MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Maximilian of Auatrlar-Hwv- chance o f a few slwweiw about gary lartded at Vera Crus to be Saturday. % I CAN’T BELIEVE I NEVEll Y come emperor o f Meodoo. m n n n n r THAT PHIL JUST IT/ PHIL AND THOUGHT STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF In IBM, Mra. Oltva Dtome SH£ /S BEAUTIFUL, INTELU6ENT MINERVA MUTTON / A N D THEN IT WOULD PHONED AND SAID — AND SHELO/ESME! I'M 7H~ ARE>?£4/./.y , HAPPEN.' THE /C A RR IAG E gave birth to girt qtdntiqiletB at LUCKIEST MAN IN THE WORLD! . G ETTING IS TOMORROW/, MTSy/Wl/'lLSOON BE WHATS^ PICTURES OF LAST YEAR'S POWOeRl a farm hcma noar CaUender, - MARRIED.' YOUR OLD IMPOSSIBLE THAT PUFF DERBY CONTESTANTS! SOME OF J OnL — m SELF AGAIN > NOW WE ? THOSE GALS APPEAR CAPABLE OF A w SOLOING ID THE MOOH-ANP SOME In 1967, NevUe Chambertaln ARE PRETTY ENOUGH TO GETTHEMAN atiooeeded Btanley Baldwin aa IN IT.' EITHER KIND WILL BE A Brittah prime mkitoter. DANGEROUS RIVAL/ In 1940, K ii« Leopold m of Belgium sun andered his aim y to Oerman Invaden. In 1966, Dlrectiar Albert White- CMt,A* AHA.yna Yea Ratelvt house o f thoL United Btoelwork- A Cssi'|4sPRISCILLA’S POP- BY AL VERMEER THE “G in OP THE MONTH" SHOP 986 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS BUT WILL. IT FIT IN T E LE P H O N E 648-6171 THE REFRIGERATOR?- 8
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MANCraSIBR BVEMINa HERALD. IfA N C ^TE R . OONN^ WEDNESDAY. MAY 28.1989 MANCHESTTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Angel Players Appear Not Pleased THE Herald Angle No-Hitter Stops East’s Title Bid,
Witih Decision To Fire Bill Rigney E A R L Y O S T TONliQRrS GAMES Auto Parts vs. MB’s, Buck- ■ptoto U tter Seek Clincher Today with Pulaski ley AN AH EIM (A P )— CaU- son and beoaune more vlruletd Theti club officials started “He gave me my chanoe to_ League far IM l and diV follosrlag PAF va. Sears, Waddell play In tha m njors. I auppoaa year, Rigney wag- um sd man oners vs. Lawyers, Var- fo m ia A n ffd players ap^ vrltou the Angels ended a recent talking trade. And the otw on Notes from the little Black Book Both teams were deadlocked to Keenan to load the bags and It's part of the game btit I’ve ager of tba^yegr whm Ms’taam By TOM BARRETT Tom Juknla went all the way Sort CWhsUe (9) idanck foatf trip nMb 10 straight de- the Kps of Insiders reportedly yeeterday upUl the sixth In- then Andreatto stepped Into the pear disheartened, some 1^ a manager I played for flnWied tUxd; wltti an M-TC rao- Righthander Bill Scully’s on the mound for the losers H B RBI nlnt, alhtough each had ample batter’s box to deal the final Gaudreau, 8b 0 1 0 sullen and some very <6*^ had Rektuudt end outfielder ord. ^ TT-! I ^ ex-pro, who handles no-hit pitching, plus a big as he struck out seven, al Ciisplno, at, If NATIONAL LEAGUE for nine years.’’ E a« m rtford High. The former American Assn, in- opportunities to sooes. Final death blow; a grand .slam 0 0 Named to replace Rigney waa Roger Repos going to Weshlng- Upset, Fleguel made two er- “ NatiinHy Pm dlaappolatod,’’ lowed 10 hUs and walked five. Bcdto ' es s u n undefeated, Naaatff Arms pleased ht the announce six-run seventh inning, ly, in the sixth, BIU Keenan homer to laftfleld. Their final 0 0 Harold “ L e f ^ ’ Ftamipa, 60, tha ton for lOke Kpetain, Tim Cul rom Tuesday night » be aald after the fWng an Bast faces its final two games O'NeU, 9b 0 0 roiled to their fifth atraight vic ment that Bill Rigney, the gave N orthw est CJathoUc a singled and advanced on an run came as Ken Diaoenza tory laat night ai Buckley F i^ , dul>‘s director of player person- len and Ken ICoMUaen. Rigney has two years left op nouncement “I know aomelhlHg with a 73 overaU record and a Jufenb, p 0 0 only^field manager the 7-0 shutout victory over other hit by Marie Andreatto singled, stole second and scored 4-1 conference log. Quinn, rt 0 0 a 9-6 verdict over Oreen Umaor. luf. No aoonw bad the switch Then Phillips' made a third Mb contract with tha Angels ehd had to be done. Ifs a part East Catholic yestei^ay at Jatry PUUngton single to drive on another single by Steve Patron, ef 0 0 The Manors are 1-4. Ange» have ever known, is been mnde than the chehges chenge by eUftlng his batting WaUh said be would te" paid of fire game. I’ve seen this ohib Ifsrtkwsst Oalbslie (7) home. The 'victory keepenhe In tha.. run home. / Pitura. AB R n B RBI Intravia, U> 0 0 The Aim# bulR up a 8-3 lead f i r ^ . etarted to come. Uneiq> around and the ^Califlor- fo r them. good and had and theyYs far dians’ hopes aUve for a possi The laat Inning proved tragic ScuUy fanned 10 and walked Pttuta. 9b 4 0 9 0 1 Looro, ph 0 0 and then ooaated behind the “ He y n m a l«tt of a guy to PWnips atarted Tuesday ntans stopped Iheir 10-game los one of their itad atreaks now. ”^e waited (or Ibe aMp to ble tie with the locale tor first for the locals as Northwest ex five in his hltlees performance Weir, U 8 0 0 0 0 T. BuHIvan. at. U 0 0 pitching o f Ciallahan, P fiver and play for,M said aUck-fleldii« Hght’s game wUh Cleveland by ing streak by heating Cleveland right itself,’’ the general man “I'm not bitter but I am dis- Here *n There Scully, p 8 1 0 1 0 B. SuUlran. o 0 0 p’ ace In the final Hartford ploded tor six runs. Scully and on the mound. Delate tta lack IXirlE. ph 0 0 McConvUIe. Aortainp Jim Fregosi. "He ualng one-time honua baby 2-1. It was OalUorala’s 12th vlc> appointed the chib didn’t per Boaton Red Sox loot one of Lytms, o ager aald, “and It finally be County Conference Standings. John Lyobs began by receiving o f hito, Etast took advantage of Tim McOonvfile’s homer taught mei boar to play the Rick Ralcbsrdt at first base. tory In 10 gam es thU season. form as well as wo expaotad thehr m ost loyal fans from OrtMen, U> 4 1 9 0 1 90 0 0 1 0 game.” came time that a dectslan had East treks to Rulaakl in Neiw base poesee with i single by 'walks, errors and stolen bases Kesnsn, aa 8 9 9 0 0 Northweet ■ 000 001 8—7 aparked Naasift’a aa Ova {day- It was the eighth first base But the lose of Rigney could to he made. We would cMher them to.” Manchester when Bob SchoUer Britain today for - the 'deciding Andreatto, rf RJgney, 61, was fired TueS* BUI Oriffen allowing Stnilly to and three times left at team a 3 1 9 0 4 8B: CMCfni; HR: Andreatto; SB: era got two hits each. Bob Ray, man the Angds have tried this be felt In the heavy ahnosphere forego the entire aeasonf or Rigney said he waaMt con of Manchester Motors died MlscenBa, cf 4 1 1 0 0 Weir, Geodreau, CriMBo: LOB; Dave Plerro and Mike Toomey o f the dresslHg room . ICbat o f make a itenge-” sidering any new offers right sole poaseeslon ol the crown. An Intentianal Walk was given T IT T N<*™weet 7, Beat 6; HB: BcuHy 5, led Manor at the plate. agar Dick Walab. th e announce erdt, nomoally ai left flsldar, baoebaU umpire, waa’ honored aides changed. Totals: 'the {riayeis said they wouldn’t RJghey heoame manager of now beesuaa ’Tm still under aii 7 10 1 7 Joknie 6 ; SO: SCullr 10. Julaila 7. Arms 340 310-9-11-1 ment waanlt tmexpacted. Ru- has never played In tour pre- wltb a choice assignment In the commeht on the firing. the Angels fat Dos Angeles Vdien contract with this riub for Manor 003 0 4 0 -6 - 6-1 movB started early In the sea vloui meJoV league seasons. recent email coUege baseball Fregoal, however, said: they Joined the Am erican another tvn> years.’’ Late Rallies Pay Dividends Callahan, PUver, McOonvllle playoff In WUlimanUe. He’s Pro To Appear and Carlson; Plerro and White, been active this spring handling Seniors in Finale Wilson. both c6Uage and high school Snap Losinff Streak BeiOing Detroit Veteran Dong Ford, o im o f Major LtHaguol games. . .Jimmy MarteUo, co- AMERICAN LEAGUE the old tlmera on the POA DiUon’a ke|it in the thick of c^ftaln of Wealeyan’e baseball w in Tech Wins Fifth, For Indians Today golflng tonr, bo In Man ihe flag race laat night by ni{>- team this spring, accounted for chester Monday to do a Me- ah Mur pitching vtctories. Two plng the Army A Navy Club vlsion seriea under a soft at WaddeU Field, 6-4. The Fhrd- Batting («0 at bate)—Carew, Angels Finally Right Ship of t^e mound succesaes Winning fo r the secLos Angeles 34 17 .688 4 form er. plate. Harrelson made a leaping protest, but as usual, umpire’s decision stood. Waehlngton 16; PetroceUl, Boe Mel Stottlemyre of the Yan 0 0 0 * • • aa to shortstop ^ r the s ^ the disabled list, waa replaced fourth toning with Tech behind, ^ In five atarte, Ansaldi’s topi>ed for fired ^manager Bill Rigney ANGELS - INDIANS — San Fran. 34 19 .668 6 6-2, and got credit for the win naveU,' S i Stevenson's Esso, formerly Pa- hm IS; R. Jackson, Oakland IS. kees, who has lost three times, Cincinnati 30 19 .618 7 by sophomore Jack HoUk earlier In'the day, pie listing One of the first things PhlUlpe Short Stuff moved to third, and Carl Bdb, Klernan mleeed laat year and also knocked In the winning DeSka °*if goni’s, laat night at Vei{danek Stolen bases—Harper, Seattle became .the first eight-game Houston 23 34 .478 6% End of the Line 26; Campanerls, Oakland 16. Angels ended a 10-game loalng did was insert Bubba Morton winner In the major leagues Two fSmlliar names with the t<^ over second. a ^ut Vama out and made the run. Butch Oerich's second o^uis, rt Field, 8-8. The Essomen are 3-8. srtreak with a 2-1 vkstory over San Diego 18 39 .888 18 Trlpteplay featured the Farm Pitching (4 decislone)-Mc- Into the Angela’ lineup in left when he riugged a two-run tie ’ Afanchester Auto Parts’ entry f ^ game homer, s ta ^ out vandty squad tUa spring. Bob double scored the first two runs ’’ Pacing the winners at the Cleveland Tuesday nlg^t. Tneaday’e Beenlta League baseball game Monday NaUy, Baltimore 6-0, 1.000; Lo- field and Morton quickly' got breaking homer with two out in m the Naltlonal lAttle League, strong but faded in ^ late ^lartoa out at flm ba» than in the seventh. plate were Neal McKenney and Expos Still Skidding, “We waited for the Ship to San Diego 8, New York 3 night at Bowers Field when Bo atages of the seaa^ His glwe pj^ched In two games allowing Burnham yielded only one hit Ibtala: 96 7 6 9 6 Bruce Ballard with two hits them started on the right course both pltchens like their fathers, Uch, Detroit 6-1, .867. the eighth Inning off Wilbur Loe Angeles 6, Moiftreal 8 land’s tripped bp VFW, 14-9. Orulnr (6) tight itself and it finally became with a eeoimd inning double. He are Pete Naktenis and Matt and strong arm, however, wlU ^ ^ * and one run. He struck out two AB R H K RBI each. Roas Hunt slammed a Strikeouts—Culp, Boston 71; Wood. Hla single also helped the Atlanta 6, St. Louie 8 There were VFW runners on Ume that a decision had to be scored on Lou JMinaon’e double. Schardt. The elder Naktenis be m issed batters. The beginning of the batters. aS5£T’ g* two-run homer. Best for the loa LoUch, Detroit 70. Yankees take a 8-2 lead in the first and second. An infield roll made,” General Manager Dick After singles by loser Sam Hourton 6, Phfiadelpfala 3 pitched In the major leagues W hl^y Jenkins, part (rf the .eason he waa In a batting Dave Heritage had two hits oh^bot' c ere was Danny Socha with two seventh. San Francisco 6, Chicago 4 er waa turned Into a force play National League Walsh had said when he let Rig M cDowell, 8-6, L S n y Brown • • « with Clncinnaitl and the Phila co-captain «t-up, play^ rtump going 0-14 before he etart- including a double and an RK . hits. Only games scheduled at sec(md but the throw to flrat COUNTRY CLUB Batting (90 at bats)—C. ney go with a 11-28 record 12% and Lee Maye tied the 'game for PILOTS - ORIOLES — delphia Athlettcs. Schardt’s etop, mov^ briefly to third, hitting and has got a hit to Gerlch added two doubles for OomSa, S i,'' Anealdi’e 620 000-8-6-1 Loss Skein Longest games out of first place in the Today’s Games was late. The runner from sec rode the bench for awhile and laet four games, three RBI’s and Tom Andnilot X*"*"' ^ Stevenson-’s Esso 200 100—8-6-4 Cleveland in the fifth, California father was a rion(teut college Jur Ball sion. enth. local physician . .. Reports are No. 2 .when the throw beat his up aa a centerfielder. Also, centerfleld but his -isck of hit Bud Brendza relieved starter Anthony, Socha and Haiwett. NEW YORK (AP) — In .other NaUonal Leagtie ac- blng a haseiMoaded homeir In Runs—Kessinger, Chicago 87; solo homers behind him, Qene Loe Angeles (Sutton 6-4) at Golf Tournament Friday and It might only be a short suc Rick Reichardt, moved from that the preM box at Tale 'wUl slide. Ihe batter, meanwhile, against Maloney IBgh, he pitch- ting forced______Uoacb__ Harold______Parks Comeou for East Granby and * INTERNATIONAL tARM Montreal fans aren't ask tlon, Atlanta edged Bt. Louis 6-8, the bottom of the cdnlh. Rader’s 8 tied with 82. Brabender, 2-8, bfeesed piaat hla Montreal (Robertson 0-0), N Saturday at the Manchester cessful voyage with the Angela left field to first base by PhU- be renovated with the capacity continued toward second, but he ed one liming allowing two iq replace him. Chico in four waa charged with the loss. Both Ta ^ : » 6 7 3 3 Paganl’s trimmed Anaaldl’e, San Diego nipped the New York third homer, which gave D third and thine Mirmii tn the 5 nms in 4 In- —one year from the dale tfad, While the Angels sailed in Hoyt WUhelm, in relief of Jim ioles dropped only their Moond Jets exhibition game in August. League are as rare as pennants the second game and Is second spectators alike with hla act. 17. Benoit 19. uie iniro ana inree umea in tne ninga. Burafaam l for l lun In 6 In- first three Houston hatters. go 16; H. Aaron, AUanta 16. Houston (Dlerker 7-4), N fourth only to have it matched ntage, — Ctaneau 6* far' 6‘ runs In- 8 - ■ In (dub w as aooaptod Into the Na- Triples—R. Jackson, Atlanta winners, several others broke McOlothltn, 4-8, blanked the In game in 12 outings. The hot Pi .. Tony Luplen, ex-local man in Boston . . . Speaking of little in bg^ttilrg with a .276 average. These are the players and a 1:39 Kennedy 3, Oaaio 11, Hultlne DODGERS - EXPOS — Despite Houston’s hot play, Chicago (Holtsman 7-1) at San Uvengood appeared at the plate brief rundown on their seasem 16 ,B. Anderson 90. by Cheney in the sixth and sev- nings, Brendsa 9 tor 1 nm in 9/6 in- Uonal League—was a chanoe to 6; Tolan, Cinclnn^ 6. losing streaks—and winning dians the last two Innings and lots have won 13 of 16. and major league first base- League, one-time No. 1 pitcher Met Tix Availfible Tcmi H aller's homer did in the Astros sUll are in fifth plaice Francisco (Robertson 1-0) r:06 HamSUn 9. 8milGene Mauch aald of the BRAVES CARDS* Pitching (4 decisions)—Aber- Ameriixui Lesgoe to an NCAA Tournament game ':S4 BkXi A ManEheater 13, Mac- Unlco of Hartford. Local fane Montreal tans. “They Just want unearned runs In BMVB8 - C ^ S - Chicago 4-0,1.000; Stone, fts six-game losing streak and Mahon, 0-8, that broke a 8-8 tie stanK^t- pitcher at the Urfver' itne 16, (Elia^r Sr. 19. Kanaaa City from behind. Bos East IHvlalon at the University o f MeuMaohu- f:41 -Poter 9, Bayee IB, Stanford NCCC BasebaU Title wiehlng to get on the trip may afittje. Urnfs aJxatt wirat we’re P^ve the Expos a Atou singled In a rom ped g-O, 1.000; Baldechun, Minnesota tour-game winning and gave Chiick Dobson, 4-4, the sity o f Veormont during his col ton had held a 4-3 lead on Reg W. L . P ot. OJB. seitts at 1 o ’ clock . . . Reason 17, Pnmic 36 contact Bemie Olovlno at the gtvtag them, too " “e. another and started a two-run run with a 6-1 triumph over the lege days. . .UConn waa blank r:48 Beoaer 7. P. Hunt 08. J. Catar Coming: on strong down the stretch, South Windsor San Diego 4-0, 1.000. triumidi with a four-hitter. gie Smith’s three-nm homer. Baltimore S3 14 .696 — why managers get gray hair: uteri 17, (w-i*'-* 26. Farkade Lanes or by oalUng While Montreal was giving Wee Parker also homered and ^ i«nlng with another hit Pm ed on the All-Yankee Con High copped the NCCC basebaU title yesterday s^ter- Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chica Boston 36 16 .684 »% Waehlngton Senators pltchm r;K Whistoo 9, Bwate 11, Bennett Cavey’ B. thetp boosters little, the Houston two other hits for the Dodg- ference baseball team. Honor 16, Wielnian 99. noon by beating arch-rival, EJast Windsor, 6-5. Thus, go 75; Singer, Los Angeles 76. Detroit 31 18 .688 T% went the diatanoe Just two times 1:03 Staiten'a Time AMros were continuing tT* e™. for a It2 recort, yl^ed able menticn went to pitcher 1:06 Zemfee 6, C. B. iUeOarthy 18. Dennis Joy is a winner in his first year of coaching. New York 21 34 .467 lOVi In their first 46 gamee.. . light ihelrs by beatC ^ladel. .... ^RB^le Brock a^ New Owners ‘ Manager Ted WUUams o f the Bill Hogerty. . .Da've Southerlln D. Anderani 16, ICUOowoMcy Ellington High waa defeated ------Joe TcnreB elghht homer, and Yesterday^s Stars Waah’n.. 31 36 .447 IIH thla 6-2 for their ninth straight ASTROS - PHILS — Senators spent extra time with of Bolton won two o f she d»- 1:18 Btanr 6,^ SbUUns 11. O. H. once, again 6-3 by E. O. Smith. / , relief pitcher Cecil Upshaw also BATTING — Rader, Astros, NEW YORK (AP)— ITie Cleveland 10 37 A70 17% GOLFERS Hght-htttlng ahoriatop Eddie dblons wMi Quinniplac (teUege Smith 06, iKotz a>. South Windsor will now sit I We have I'eaervatlons avail- v te ^ and 18to in 22 gamee in Doug Rader made the big of- ^ touched for a homer by the set up one run -with adouble and National Basketball Associa West Dtvlsloa 1:33 Crania 8, Wateni U, Netaam Brinkman and the result has this spring. . .Mbre than $10i000 16. Lundell 17. back and hope to get Into the aUe for wiifcilay svmtBgi fensive noise tor Houston, club- Cards’ Bob Johnson. then walloped a grand slam tion champion Boston Celtics Minnesota 24 12 .686 — 1:30 & OanMta 9. KeBy 10. C. Sports Slate found the latter’s average up In prize money will be offered Ekfavarda 19, LeUedz 90. post-season touniey. " I OoU'646-1813 homer with none out In the are under new ownership Oakland 33 17 .664 1 toUTH WINDSOR — Taking nAH KtaAij. ninth inning to give Houston its 100 points over a year ago. to winntog drivers at Coimeotl- );87 Attavtano ^ (Roaentlad 10, PADRES - MET — once again due to the sale of Kansas City 31 31 .600 8 ^ Joimson 16, Nerrlson 19. a commanding lead to the first Wedneeday, Bfay 88 F oxgiaae < ninth straight victory, a 6-2 de TONIGHT’S GAMES and Doug Bunce went 8-4 and Mike Epstein has gotten into cut Dragway Memorial Day. i:44 0autaa 8. Scliotla 01. Slbrlnas AI Santorini yielded 12 hits P. BaUantlne and Sons, Seattle 30 31 .488 4 inning, South Windsor with little Windham at Moncheeter Keeney B t. cision over Philadelphia. Acadia vs. Barbers, 7:80— Lee Reynold went 2-2 at the UA lUeder 19. but managed to stagger through brewers. Chicago 17 19 .473 t% i:Sll Jaurvta A Qenoveal 19. Crock difficulty captured ttie confer Olaetonbury at Rockville PITCHING—Barry Moore, Nebo plate. Pete ClpoUa, Bert ett 1& llatterii 17. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc to his first 'Victory since April 18 Investors Funding Corp. of California 13 38 .800 IIH ence tlUe. Senators, pitched his first com DeCormier ve. BlUlarda 9— Baekervllle and Ray Ford aU Veteran Driver Starts 23rd Year i:68 Bvadtoch 3. H ^ q u e s U. as San Diego downed the Mets, New York amionnced Tues Tuesday’s Basalts Whalen 06 kriafla iS. Cautch hitting by Scott Kelly who suffered their fifth (KHisecu- plete game in 27 starts - since day that It had purchased Nebo collected two hits. New York_6, Chicago 8 >;0B Starter's ’Time 1967 and only the third by Wash Phone vs. AlberU’s, .6:16 — Acadia upped fta mark to 8-4 1:13 Ckndon 7, UisUore 10, Otamr and Jack L/oago in the sixth tlve loss. m ore than 80 per cent of file Washington 6, Minnesota 1 neltn 17, ZavareBa 90. and reltever Tom Sullivan’s If If Doesn't Say Goodyear Roberto Pena singled in the ington pitchers this season as he ontatandlng BaUantlne stock. Nebo and the Sportsman’s are also Kansas City 6, Boaton 4 >:19 Ctaric A Mbriarty 9, Davta lA STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY Wyman vs. Lenox, 6:16— 8-4, Laohopede IS. dousing :64 IDoQtaidn A Clough U, Oonde to fail Short. Baltimore (Palmer 6-3) at Se pitcher during close play at third base. He was out. 14, 97. S’TORRS (AP)—An Invitation softball are scarce as are ahut-^ . to a 1-0 lead and held It tor atUe (Marahall ioL if INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)—If veteran driver Lloyd 1:01 Porterfield '9, V. Baggini 10, South Windsor hKreased Ite Red Sox Call on Ace Culp Teeta lA Hcmier 96. re(x>rd to 9-4, and the losers are to play In the Hurricane Baoe- two innings before Taylof’s ex- Boston (Culp 7-3) at 0:08 Starter's Time Ruby wins the Inciianapolis 500 Friday he’ll be fired 8-6. bali Claaslc *at Miami Univer Botti became realities laat ploded tor nine runs in the third Cfty (Hedltmd 3-3), N 0:16 Krkrtof A RlgVDtt 9, Ootmer- sity in Florida next spring has night at Mt. Nebo as Klock and six in the fourth to put the immediately, but not for the usual reasons. ton lA Kngberg 90. SIORRS — Trailing 3-1 at the To GeTBack on Win Track Cleveland (Ellsworth 2-1) at “ Winning tho 600 would p u t------Several Ring Men 9:39 WUkos 7, OowUn 13, Oor- been accepted by the Univer blanked American Driving game out of pea- California (Murphy 8-3), N „ pent«r 17, D. McCiur&ior 91 end of six innings, E. O. Smith' KANSAS CITY (AP) —The lor. He got got two strikes on School, 18-0, behind the one-hit Fred TozsoU went 8-8 tor the him on easy-street for life,” miles per hour average it posted 0:30 Bengaton rallied for four runs to take a sity of Connecticut baseball New York (Burbach 3-4) vs. team*. Boston Red Sox call on ace Jackie Hernandez too, but the pitching of Roger Staiger and winners. Bob Carr 8-6, Bud Mln- said John Laux, manager of the for tour laps, or 10 mUes. Ruby 0:86 Piper A Atamlan 11, -Fenu- 6-3 victory over Ellington. Ron right-hander Ray Culp (7-3) to RoyalB’s shortstop bkx^ied a Chicago (Horlen 8-4) at Milwau Gene White racing team at the had hit 168-pltui In practice, B(» 17, lioyd 96. UConn Athletic Director Jim Sklp Convertino. o r 8-4, John McCarthy 8-4 apd kee, N 0:43 asinaid n f A St Jlofan 10, Racliwt went three for four at night to get them back on the single Just over Jcuiee’ head to 'The win was the second in Ken Shapazian waa 2-4 for the Speedway. “ Lloyd has hod three Laux said. Subpeonaed by D. A. Hickey said other teams sched Minnesota (Kaat 4-3) at Wash Skinner 16,, B. aCcLaugldln 18. the plate and knocked In a run uled to participate include host beam after loaing a frustrating drive home tbd'decldlng rune. four atarts for Klock while the winners. For the losers, Cart $100,000 years In a row now, and “We’re still in good'shape, but 0:60 CMrfJo 6. Badcld lA Bemben- to lead the winners' attack. 8-4 decision to Kansas City Kanaaa City took a 1-0 lead' In Drivers were being upended for ington (Bertalnii 1-3), N winning the 6()0 is the only thing we’ll be half a lap behhul al- NEW YORK (AP)—Nino Benvenuti, boxing’s mid otBOA MoLafterty lA Miami. Army, Michigan State, Ruggerlo 3-4, Joe Ruggerio 2-4 Ihursday’s oim es 0:67 Haynn 8, (Outah 9, McNantara Doubles were stroked by Bob Clicm pionshfp Illinois and Rutgers. Tuesday night when the Royals the first Inning on Mike Fiore’s the second time In five starts, Including a home run and Ray left tor him.*’ most from the start. Our hope (s dle-weight champion, and several other fight figures 04, Bkionnt 18. Tedford and Brtuik Luond. pushed across three imeained home run, but Reggie Smith’s Klock Jumped into a 4-0 first Boston at Kansas City Laux, a long-time friend and that the Offy wlU prove more 1:04 W h ^ A Kelley lA Boils 16, Blanco 2-4, paced the attack. Detroit at Oakland find out today why they were subpoenaed to appear be Lcanhaado 96. Smith is 9-7 and Ellington 4-11. runs in the seventh inning. three-run homer in the third put inning leaid and never looked T aylor’s bettered Its record associate of the Wichita Falls, reliable than the Fords, Laux 1:11 ndParland'A Phelan 19, Bet- John HavUcek led the Boston Baltimore at Seattle, N Tex., driver, said Tuesday It commented, fore Nfew York District Attorney Frank Hogan. kolA Skinner 9L He’ll be opposed by Mike Hed- the Red Sox On top 8-1. back, to S-0 and Center Congo drop “I (ten’t know what It's aU 1:18 Matava 5, Lomha 13, Mlstret- Rt 140 Stafford Springs, Conn FREE PARKING Celtics in the final seven game Only games scheduled would be ‘Tip to Ruby to decide Laux and the team had the ta 13. Butois OA Last N i^ t’s Fig^te lund (2-2). Slebert’B walk started that Leading the 17-hit Klock at- ped to 2-i. about, but we ■wlU^e*x>perate,” Benvenuti, meanwhile, also playoff series with the Los An whether he wanted to continue No. 4 racer completely, dlaas- 1:06 Ryder A Oliva 14, Preebum Sonny Siebert was sailing rally. Andrews sacrificed the tack were Convertino and Roger Taylor’s 009 608 X— 18-30-8 BenvenOtl said Tuesday after was (xmeemed about his right lA Benton 19. MCKEESPORT, Pa.—Mart geles Lakers by averaging 26.4 along with a 4-2 lead In the eev- pitcher to second, and Jonea racing should he win the world’s sembled to the garage area 1:33 Wolff A Brookee 13. AgoeU- Th* R«b«l ChoUMg* — SouilMni Drivsr Staiger with three each and Congo 101 002 1— 6- 10-6 Hogan’s imneoUgation first came hand to which he suifered a Brownfield, McKeesport, points a g;ame. enth when Lou Piniella and Jer- fouled out. Carl Yastrzemskl Tom Jesuit, Ron Olrouard and Fourth Victory ridhest auto race. Tuesday. “Were going through nelil lA Stephens 36. DUSTY SOFTBALL to -light. fractured bone against TTger. 1:30 Jeffrey 6,.Hbrvalh 10, Dyment Stopped Art “Curly” Miller, RAY HENDRICKS vs. BUOSY STEVENS ry Adair singled to put the tying walked, however, and Smith Tony Kastauskae each added a ■fBut so far as our team is It, checking every minute part," 15. D. KdwaNa lA ■ Trailing 3-3 at the end o f Also subpoenaed were Dick Dr. Kazuo Tanaglsawa, an or Mansfield, Ohio, 8,. h ea v y- and all the northern stars of NABCAR runs on first and second with drilled hla fourth homer of the pair. For Net Squad concerned, this would be it—win he said. “ Maybe we’ll come up 1:46 Mtneitaa 7, Ogden U, Kenney three Innings, The Herald, with Tlgpr, who upset Benvenuti in a thopedic spectaUst, said it will weighte. nobody out. season into the right field seats. Spoiling the no-hltter waa BUI Mancherier High teimla Indy and he wUl no longer be with something new by race two outs, exploded tor six rune nontiUe bout Monday night; take from three to four months Bob Oliver bunted down the The Royals cut It to 8-2 on two Bagley \riio singled aa the sec- recorded Its fourth shutout of our driver,” llaux said. "We’d day.” '' to heal. * and totaled five more In the the season in bringing Its mark Bruno Amaduzzl, Nino’s manag flrst base line in an attempt to hits and a wild pitch In their ond batter In the first Inning. sixth to defeat Discount Fur hope to go in business with him, AcceleraUon, tests and pit sacrifice the nmners along, and third, but the Red Sox got that Klock 400 017 0-18-17-1 to 6-4 yesterday as it defeated either In racing or some other crew praettoe were the, only er; fighter Frankie DeFaula niture, 18-4, at Robertson Park. Bacon Academ y, 6-0, at Memor and hla manager, Gary Garato- Dalton Jones threw the ball one back in the fifth although Driving 000 000 0— 0- 1-4 The winners had 20 hits and >1 Items on the Speedway agenda Fete Scheduled OF MANCHESTER wildly post third base trying for missing p. golden (pportunity for ial Field In Mfutcherier, Ruby, at 41 a veteran of 28 today. Tho acceleration testa la. SILK CITY SOFTBALL were led by Bob LeClair, Nell Results: DePaula, a light heavyweight i BUDGET TEW m S a force play. Piniella scored, more. Andrews and Jones sin year* on the tracks, wUl Start wlU give drivers some bad\y Letter winners at Hanoheo- NOW (Tenter Billiard rem ained un Pierson, Hm O’Brien, and Ed Singlea-^Paatel M def Dzagan was to have fought on the same NATIONWIDE and the other runners .wound up gled with one out, and Yaa- Morlooni getting three hits his Winn’s Spitfire turbocharged needed practice on the 2.6-mile tor High during Uie 1968-69 . GUARANTEED SERVICE defeated as they downed Green B 6-1, 6-0; Rahm M def Stone card as Tiger-BenvenOU, but he on second and third. trzemakl doubled home one run. Offy In the Memorial Day claa- course school year, approximately eOlNO ON! Manor last night at Mt. Nebo, apieito. Charlie WUllama, Bob B 63, 6-4; Huot M def Roth 6 was suspended after he and his Loaner Cart Free Towing The Red Sox pitching stiff Smith was given an Intentional sic in 20th position In the 88-car Ruby htUr had an illustrious 100, wUl be the guests at a 13-6. Hubbard and Dean Yoet all got 6-0, 6-0. manager were arrested on TEI-, 6431-2467 ened here and almost shut the walk to load the bases, and the career In almost every phase ol sports dinner Tuesday night, The Cuemen refuse to lq( any two hits. Manchester’s record field. charges tovolving the thq{t of BUY NOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN! door. Siebert got EUle Rodri strategy worked when Rico Pe- Doubles—Okrant-Huat M def It was one of the worst quall- auto racing. He bos hinted re- June 8 at 6:86 at the Bbui- Manehatter, Vernon Town Line one take over first place and la 3-1 while Discount la 6-4. $80,000 in cop|>er from a New guez on a bouncer back to the tntoeUi poppeU up and Tony Co- ___ . ^ .. „ Dzagan-Stone B 6-1, 6-8; Chllds- f ^ g ’efforts to hla IP year# at cently that he is thinking of re- chestor Lodge of Elks. Herald Oil 606 x—18-30-4 Jersey pier. » T E . e s , TAUCOTTVH.LE.CT box, and Sparky Lyle came on rtiguaro .truck out to ^ the Plante M def Roth-Israel B 63, the Speedway. tiring. Sponsors of the dinner wlU GOODYEAR BAHERIES hits and committed only one er- Furniture 100 310 0— 4-11-2 63. HREST(ME DELUXE CHAMPION TIRES to retire pinch-hitter Bob Toy- threat. T and the other members But after hearing Laux’k re- Hogan’s imrestlgatlcn report be the Youth Activity Com ____ ror. Porky Vlara carried the big of the team had expected the mark#, the laconic Texan more- edly does not specifically In bat fo r the whmera going 6-6- mittee of the Elks, c(»-ctelr- BRAKES f SHOCKS car to do better than the 166.428 ly smiled. volve the outcome of the Tiger- ed by Ray Korbleokl and alngle, two doubles, triple and Benvenutl fight but rather possi Plus Tax home run. Dave White had three O ./ . Drops Loan Demand Tom Conran. ALI6NMENT • BALANCING ble Mafia Involvement in the Awards to top athletes In hits including a home run. fight game. 7:35x14.. i. *19.95 Legion Baseball Practice each sport win be naade. "It must b* tight or WE make it right" OMKIEHT UUft \ George May and Pitcher Stove For Signing with Buffalo The New York Boat said Tues McAdam had one hit each. day subpoenas also have been m r Marsh Patter had a per BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — O. Wltaon aald flUnpoon and Ua Starts Saturday at Neho served on a number of key Ma PCBS0MLIZE9 fect nig^t going 8-8 fo r Green fia figures known to be promi High Golfers Plus Tax WE HOtlOR Sign of personalized Manor. J. Slmpnon bos dropped a *kvld U>ok- ticipate to the workout until the BlUarde are 7-0 whUe Manor all local and area teams thle According to tha New York 7:75x14.... *20.95 zawf-in, bhI. ^ ooncaaalon "for /•----- 1 dropped to 6-2. with tba Buffalo BHla o< tha , , , of $60,000 in the ho- sch(M>l season la ended. Dally News, a source said sev Place Sixth AnAimc \ I week, except ttioee toumey- Laat yeiu' several youngsters BUUards 188 301 8 12-32-1 eral persons cenneoted with the Amerioan Football League to nua ond salary prerioualy ro- bound, and that meane that waited unUI the last minute to Playing btlow par golf, Man auto repairs Manor . 80S 000 0 6-103 Monday night fight havo been Mo Carryinf ^Jiargr the ftuoa of a atnng dafttiee ty quested.’’ sign up and then found them chester high Btrokers ended the Squeakliig out a 8-7 extra In practice tor American Legion under tovestigatlon tor some Plus Tax i i p To • Manthil To Pay ning game, Acadia Restaurant Bllla’ osnier Ralph WUaon Jr. Slmpeon, the No. i oholaa ki bnstihell team s wiU start In fuU selves left out In the ld. time. season with a 6-10 OCUL mark, Bat, WUaon and Shnpaon. 4t combined pro football draft, Boys from Man(toeater High, flnlahlng in aixth pculUon. Openfhurs., KrLiiu 8 V .lC —' . . . defeated Sportaman’e Tavern ■awing. “They have 'been watched eat 8:25x14.... *21.95 woe reported Tuesday, re- ceqgtnaBy ragueated $600,0(» aal- Oieney Tech, East Catholic The ttendlngs •(BUght Blemlah) last night at Mt. Nebo. Coach Charlie Graff of th e ing, drinking and aeaoclatlng S.t. till 1 P M. ••CPIIO". melned a difficult $400,000 opart XY «nd bonus In addition to the Manchester nine has listed and Bolton High wUl be eligible Oonard 16 1 Acadia scored three in the .with top underworld UguMS,” after a negottaUng aeoafon Mon- it was reported, practice eeaskinB Saturday and for the local team. Mateney 14 11 1 eighth'to overcome two ecored the News quoted one source as ★ SAVE TWO WAYS — WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! ★ Sunday from 3 to 6 ea(ih day Graft is starting his third Windham , 10 6 by Sportsman’s. Acadia’s pitch day In Oatrott. Tha BUto owner aald he l*d saying.' NICHOLS-MANCHESm TIRE, INa er Doug Bunce made two fine at Mt. Nabo and every night season ,as bead coach. Last B|4atol Eastern 9 6 1 The nwney gap apartad a been praporod dmtiy Mondav'e Those personi -who were or g N tURAAD -O pe. Parinule Bataemse IGO of MANCHESTER catches one resulting In a dou comment from WUoon that be eeerion to hirrieii his o r M ^ next week, starting Monday at year hla wjuad won 18 of 31 Wetherafleld 9 7 315 Center S t ble (day to cut Sportsman rally- 8 o’clock, also at Nebo. gamea. Two years ago he guUt- dered to appear at Hogan’s of Manchester 7 10 M anchester “wioidd ooneider’’ tnuUng ilia offor, reportadbr $360 000 fice today also were expected to In the aixth. Paul McNamara 1968 Heiamen Trophy wfamM*. Shnpeon. Any boy who is Involved to ed tha Silk Townaia to the HaU 4 12 643-5135 be cal ted to testify before a New MORIARTY BROTHERS a tounuunent and who would Zone Four title with a 17-4-1 Platt 8 18 like tryout tor Legion ball won-teontta record.' York County grand Jury. Bristol Oentral 1 16 -W \ \ ' ' \\' ■- \ . ) r-ro? \ i MANCHE3TEH RVENINQ HERAU)^ MANCHEg MH. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1M9 PAGE TWENTY.N1MB HMp Wowf d Mala 34 34 41 Hdp WdMtf d Mob 34 Apom woiin riuu Bodngss LoeotidM BUItNBUt strvMe man or oom- 3 5 WANTED—Experienced traetor TowmoiiH 43 For RoRt M F ^ ------traU er driver. Apply In person, FIRST— to do independent oU FREE kittens, bousebrolean, 70 WANTED Part-time cashier for burner sendee. Write to Box BERRrS WOULD AFARTMBNT — 4 huge rooms, papar luuifliif. Thirty yMia SBCRBTART—flttno(rmph«r — Carlson’s Exjuress, Inc., 96 HU- oall anytime, 047-U34. FOR RENT or sala-in Main 3M CENTER Strsat, on tight cash and carry lumber yard. "EE”, Manchester Heeald. beautiful grounds, heat and •xparlance, four ganermtlana. Private achool in Hutford. Uard St., Manchsster. SBCONIX- Street BuUdtng and lot next room boms with a-«ar garsga Experteoee bdpful but not POODLES — Black mlodofure, hot water included. 81W. per Free eatlmatee, fully insured. Call 343-3374. to Post Offlos Exoallsnt looa- toeatsd in busfasw n soM. nsosomry. OaU Mr. McIntyre WANTBID—Experienced plum b THIRD— l a t h e operator, p g a fwHBleta one mala, ARC month, references required. 643-7361, 164 Oak S tre e t ------tton for any nss. 040-3430 from DwelHiig could bs aasOy osn- at 64»01f«. er's helper, good wages, over operatora, eeoond ifaitt, lagistorMl, ehote, 8 wsaka oM .. PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, 9 to 6 p.m. SHIFTS— perleneed men only. vartod for profassional or ooro- JOSEPH P. L.EWIS Cuatom time. CaU 649-3926, A . B . CSlIok 646-4300. msrelal oocupancy. Robart J. MULTi-cmcurrs LAIH BS fo r UgUt d s U v ^ , must Oorp., 1 Mltohtil Dr.. 6484863. MANCHESTER —H u m now I>intiac. Interior and ex Plumbing 4 Heating, In c. Smith, Ihc.. t n Main SIrast, have car and familiar with LOOKING tor an apartment? terior. Paper hanclny. Wall- stores for lease. 000x100 square 8405341. Hartford and vicinity. Phone MAINTENANCE Mechaato — MULTI-CIRCUITS— Have many to choose from, feet. Busy location. RsasonaUs. pi4>er hooka on request. Fully Rapidly growing firm in the Artielot For Soto 48 M r. B row n, 628-4478. OenerM mechanical abUlty SolMinM Woatod 34-A 8145. up. Paul W. Dougan Real Bayw Agency, 6404)18L insured. Free estimates. Oall dectronlca field extends an SLOT raoe track, tranatorm- MANCHHaSTER invitation to visit our plant with knowledge of steam boO- RM»*diy groWng firm in the tor, 640-4585. 646-6668. if n o answ er. 648-6S62. NURSES — UN’s and LPN’s In MULTI-CIRCUITS er, 336; go-kart with extra FIVE—room suite of front Main '■ OFFICE BUILDINO to dUcusa training oppor- « n . CnU 242-2274. eteotronloa field extends an Very dettraUa cantral lo East Hartford, 11-7 shift. Full engine, 3100; Ckafteman WE HAVE customers waltliig St. offices, 100 percent loea- ^tunttles in the following: invitation to visit our p i.^ Rapidly growing firm in the cation wMh ample am sotted HERMB’B RemodeUng Services PAnm N O -hitoior and wteri or jMut-tlme, good ratoe and Rooter, Uke near, $30. 643-3681. tor the rontal of your apart Uon near banks, alr-condition- or. For free estimates call 646- electronics field extends an parkliig ana. Ideal for doc —Kitchens, additions, pisy- benefits, on bus line. Burneide and discuaa training oppor- ment or home. J.D. Real Es od, automatic fire sprinkler. 0466. WAREHOUSE MEN invttaUon to visit our plant tor, dentist, lawyar, Obe. 6 rooms. Recently festured two SOLDERING tuifiOee in the foUoiwlng ta te A ssoetates, t o e ., 648-6130. Oonvaleaoent H om e, 870 Bum - to discuae opportunities in Aiq>ly Marlow’s, 067 Main St rooms down wttii rtrti pan- top national 'mogaslnea for For ediipirfng and reoetvRig FOUR racket mag wheels, Uke INSPECTION tede Ave., Bast Hartford. ^ ^ '-^ e a a : Inalde sale. Experienoe pre LDOKINO for anything in real ellng and wall to woU oar- planning, designing, ccnstruc- at a p plln ce distributor. new. CaU Bob 649-2961. 218 HARTFORD RD., first floor L Jk M PAINT contractors. Ftee DRILLING Phone MT. A tlas, 289-9671. ferred, salary. estate rantals — apartmsats, petingl Good Sivestnisnt at th». Professional services for Over so yeara of age. liglft office and large storage room. estimates, phone 640-7149. Apply 10 a.m.-l2 noon, DARK RICH stone trss loam, homes, mtdtlple dwellings, no 386,900. OaB John O ad«*y. less. Free estimates, no obliga worit, 54lay, 40 boura, va I^fSPEC?^ON Frechette Realty. 647-0088. Apply between 10 a.m. to 13 2-6 p.m . five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, few. OaU J. D. Real Estate 640-5806. tion. 283-6500. cation, all fringe benefMs. »•«------—. -«-«-«— «a noon, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Aek' TRAIN . ston e, fin, manure, pool sad Associatw, too., 64S4n20. BMALJ, BTORB naar 100 per M otoicyclW "" FABRICATION WES ROBBINS Osrpsntry rs- tor Mr. Harvey King. Aak for Mr. Harvey King. patio sand. OaU 648-6604. cent Main Street location. Ap B &L W McyelM modeUng HMOlaUst’ Addltkme. FLOOR BANDING and reflnieh- F O R T H E See Mr. Geo. Costello ROUTING ATTRACTITVE four-room apart ply M ariow ’ s, 887 M ain Strest. rso romns, donners, pordua ing (qMCisUEng in older MULTI-CIRCUITS ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used m ent. A dults, referen ces, 3186 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 1967 TR IU M PH , 500 OC, eXMl~ MULTI-CIRCUITS PRIME office for lease. BSxcep- Manchester Parhade, Manch. cabinsta, formica, built - tna, floore). Ineide palnfftig. Papar 289-9861 PLATING 50 HARRISON STREET as printing plates, .006 thlek, m onthly. 649-6334. lent runntng condition, plenty tional location, Medical Phar 6405806 bathroom s. U tohena. 649-8446. banging. No Job too amaU. 50 HARRISON STREET “HNAST” MANCHESTER, CONN. 38x86” , 36 osnts saoh or 6 for of chrome, custom paint Job, Roskln DisbribUbors, Inc. BRIDGEPORT SMATJ. quiet bulldinga, nice macy Bldg., Haynes and Main John VerfaUle. 6404760. MANCHESTER, CONN. M. OaU 64S-37U. 3800. 648-0758, a fte r 5. CARPEINTRT — oonerete staps, 275 P erk A ve., E a st H artford area, one-bedroom apartment. St Paneled, alr-conditlORed. 1,300 SQUARE feet, brick and LEARN TO USE block commercial buildiiig, floors, hatchways, rsmodeUng, Apply 10 a.m.-12 noon, 2-6 p.ni. H tip FIRESTONE Urei available at AppUances, heat included. 3146 C all evenings, 646-0820, 648- B i c y c l e s —new and uaed. Re porches, garages, cloaeta, eeU- THE Brown* Tire Shop, 8U Main per month. CaU Paul W. 6614, 348-1038. ample land for another build- l ondi 5toclB» ' M m pairs on all makes. Open daUy Ings, sttlos flttiahsd, rse DUE to expansion we have an or Fomolo 37 8L, Manchester. D ougan, R ea ltor, 640-4586. /ing, business zone H, ckMe to 2 7 Aak tor Mr. Harvey King JnM% RmcUbs Oar Adveiiisar? 9-6:80. Manchester Cycle Shop, rooms formica, ceramic. Otb- COMPTOMETER COMPTOMETER opening in the Hartford area ava n/BU YVy IhUlg __ ' “ 460 MAIN ST. — Store or otfles, / Main St CoU Warren B. How l O n r (rile, fre e fro m soU tit WE HAVE ttaants waiting for 183 W est M iddle T pke., er related work. No Job too SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- tor a man to be trained in sales 50 Harrison St.. Manchester. TAILORS 3180, Includes heat, 646-3436, land, Realtor, 643-1108. 640-3096. the oariMt cleaned with Blue your apartment or house. CaU 0 5 . amaU. Dan Btortn. BuUder. limited funda available for see- Op e r a t o r Do jrou have an interest and certain phases of manage M>HNr Aisweriag Sinrie^ Lustre. Rent electric aham- Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 640- Eventnga 840-8880. c o d m ortgagee, paym enta to and an aptitude for math? - ment ExceUent opportunity 1987 TRIU M PH TR-5, 650 oc, pooer, 81. The Sherwln - WU- idy ROBERT HALL tra building lot in . business Calt 646-3537. neoeasary, reasonable. Confi' day through Friday, excel PAY DtmiNG TRAINING pooer 81- Oloott Variety Store. 643-0374. ter, Mr. Moore. * bouse, cnarge of shipping CLOTHES TH R E E ROOM apartm ent, 67 Honsos For Rant 65 zone H. Heavy trafflo count ------dential, quick arrangements. lent benefits, free parking, and receiving. Must have 59 Route 6 South Windsor USED Aluminum combination P ea rl 81., 3100 m onthly. CaU o r ANSWEmm SERVICE subsidized cafeteria, coo- THE OPPORTTINITT TO Hottsohoid Good* 51 Musical Instrumoiits 53 area. PhUbriok Agency, Real JANITORS — Part-time, eve abUity to . P e a ri’ s AppUances, 649 8716. kitten and dlnliig room, at 875-4783. FIRST NATIONAL STEADY part-time work, 6 p.m. Notice is hereby given that fa c t^ rebuilt engine Installed Lots cleared. Reasonable. Free NO JOBS too large or too not neoeEtsary on first shift for CaU 875-0771 between double side room, umbrella, Main S t OaU 64I-217L ditioning, . electric heat. No . tached garage. Nice yard, good BAST HAR’TFORD, CONN. to 10 p .m ., oaU 649-6334. 6 and 5 pjn. the Board of Directors, Town by authortaed VoUtavragen eotlmates. Insured. 389-8730. smaU, any size paving prob- SMALL retaU bustness estab- STORES, Inc. a pleama sprayer and a grit outside adjurtable aluminum lease, security deposit re-' location. 3276 Monthly. No B0XUE1TERS Model Home Furniture qulred. AvaUable Jtme 1st CaU of Manchester, Connecticut, wiU d ea ler Ju ly 1966! Quick sale, lem we tire equipped to Ushed over 30 years. 38,000 ______blaster at the Klock Oo., 1366 frame. Steepa 6, $76. 742-7710. Wwitad To Buy SB pets. Lease requited with YOU ARB A-1, truck la A-1. Park and Oakland Avea, DISHWAShicRS — Days or Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, hold a Public Hearing in the F or T o v 3628. OoU 646-5786. handle. 646-8194. Harvey Bros. cash required. Includes stock, HAIRDRESSER wanted — fuU- East Hartford, Conn. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL security payment. CaU Mr. Cellars, attics, yards, dxivs- nights, fuU dr part-time. Ap PSYCHOLOGIST _ CUntoal. LAHGIE seleotlon — Antiques, WANTED — Antique furniture 648- 1131. Hearing Room at the Municipal P avin g. Axturim, etc. BxceUent oppor or part-time. Apply Marlow’s Please apply in person. 19 PIECES MUrdock 648-2602, 6485473. b f o n n a t k i i 1663 F 0 R £ ) C ountry Squire Sta ways sealed and amail tniok- YOUNG married girls for coun ply in person. Howard J o h n- MA and experience in diag- colfectables eutd others. Open 8297 . gloss, pewter, oU paintings or BuUding, 41 Center Street, Man tunity tor right person. PhU- B eauty Salon, 867 M ain S t noela and therapy with handi l a r g e 4-roiom ajiartmeat, first chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, THE HERALD will not tion Wagon, 6-passenger, V-8, Ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- ter work at dairy and fooil HEAT treating — Oppottwlties eon R estaurant, 894 Tolland Sunday through Friday, after other antique items. Any 4H ROOM house, centially lo brlck -Agency, Realtors, 646- ’I)>ke., Manchester. Interior Deaigner wants reUable floor, refrigerator, range, ell June 8, 1960, at 8 :00 p .m . to con diaclooe the Identity c< poeier steering, automatic, m ano T ruckin g S erv ice toU- Rooftnq— Siding 16 WAITRESS wanted part-time bar, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m., 33. per here now on third shift for capped children. Private noons, also Hiurrday evenings. quantity. The H arrison’s, 648- cated, seciuity deposit, adults, 4200. family or newlyweds to accept utilities included, secwlty de sider and act on the foUowing: any advestlaer uainc box power rear window, radio, free. 742-9487. days, no Sundays. Call or ap hour. Start immediately. Write learning specialized heat treat school in Hartford. Write Box 284 C enter S t 8709, 166 Oakland Strest, 3150 monthly. Write Box ”KK” , BIDWELL Home Improvement YOUNG man, fUU-tlme tor car delivery of complete Modti Dis posit, garage avaUable, con Proposed additional appro letters. Headers answar- dark blue, 3850. 643-8833. ply in person, Acadia Restau Box R, Manchester Herald. ing for the aero space in "T”, Manchester Herald. Manchester Herald. THEE SERVICE (Soucier) — Oo. Expert installation of rental agency. AbUlty to meet 14’ BOAT and trailer, 7% h.p. play of Quality Elirnlture Just HOUSEHOLD lots — Antlquss, venient location. Available priation to Capital Improve Inc blind box ada wte rant, 108 ’ToUiuid T’pke., Man- dustries. If you are looking for desire to protect tbWr Trees cut, buUdlng Iota clear aluminum siding, gutters and Privot* Instractim is 32 DENTAL assistant, experienced public, knowledge of cars nec COOKS — Short order, part- removed to wartiwuses for Pub June 1st. C all 644-0133 a fter 6 EAST HARTFORD — 5% room m ent R eserv e Bim d 340,(X)0 'ch ester, 649-0898. long term security and have motor, gaa tank, $800. Chest bric-a-brac, tiooks, iiiames, idantity ca n follow Thla ed, trees topped. Got a tree trim. Roofing Installation and preferred but will train. Typ essary. CaU 647-1880 from 8 time .or fuU-time nig^te. Ex ty p e freezer, $100. 1958 C adll- Uc Sale. Modem 8 complete glassware. We buy astetes. Vll- o r 648-1266 days. house. Convenient, bus, large for acqulslUon of additional TAKE OVER S’TENOORArar—’Typing. AJl aUUty and desire to move a.m . to 7 :S0 p .m . p roced u re: problem? WeU worth phone repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. BOOKKEEPER - and payroll ing and office procedure nec perience not neoeoBory. Apply lao, 350. Three sleds, 35. call rooms with the 31,000 look. 8 ia g e . P eddler, A u ctioneer, 420 yard, 3186 monthly. Good land adjacent to the sanitary levels, beginning, intermedi ahead, stop in for personal in NEW 2-bedroom diqriex, half of PAYMENTS ca ll, 742-8352. derk, full-time. ’Two-glrl Man- essary. Write Box "AA” , Man in person only. Howard John a fte r 6:80 p .m ., 64S;6624. pc. Convertible living Room, Lake St, Bolton. 04AS347. neighborhood, adults. 628-2616. landfill area, to be financed Bhieloae yoorr r ^ to I ROOFING and Roof Repair. ate, sidvanced. Mary Jayne terview at the Klock Oo., 1866 MBN_ — evenings tor office twu*va mentioned. trees removed cmd lots clear person, weekends mly. Must gj^ additional oongenlal person with famous Blue Lustre, rent p ly : 186 C enter S treet. increase in Miscellaneous If not it win be handled ffl IMS Grand Prix. Automatic, LET US do your aluminum sid maintain vending cafeteria at DISCOUNT FURNITURE carpeting, atorogo area, heat ed. CaU 649-1794. be personable and poised. CaU with shorthand plus general of- DEAN MACHINE to CanxUl Nelaon, AUled BuUd electric sfaampooer 31. Man- R evenue. in the usual manner. H double power. ing. Complete coverage. Also new plant in M anchester. 247- lng Systema, 260 Tolland ’Tpke., WAREHOUSE Rooms Without BiMrd 59 NEW TWO-famUy duplex new end hdt water included. Oiriy 843-1416, Sterve Oavagnano Jr. floo experience. Farkkig, excet- Situations WontMl— idMstar Hardware A Supply, Proposed additional appro R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Bx- one and two-door garages built. 1010. Mancheeter. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS renting a t 124 F loren ce S t 3146. R ock lan d T erra ce A part 1067 Tempest Wagon. Auto for appointment. lent benefits, 8:80-4:80. T o 3110. PRODUCTS ohm o 877 M ain Street, 648-4426. LARGE, clean furnished room, priation to General Fund cavatlng, landscaping and pav FYee estlmatee. 847-1816 or F oe p a id. F I 3B 8680 M ain S t H artford Large rooms, two bedrooms, ments, Highland Avenue, oft matic, V-S. BOOKKEEPER — FlUl-charge Budget 1968/80, Highway ing, contraoUng. Gravel, flU 649-7039. TELEPHONE soUdtors tor 102 COLONIAL R D , PRODUCTION UOie hands, fuU 622-7249 mature gentleman otAy, kitch llviiig room carpeted, family West Rd., 876-7466 or 6295686. TEMPLE AGENCY MOTHER of toddler would like HAHN EoUpee 20” reel type en privUeges, free washer, dry Department 36,000 L o s t o o d F o l d 1 1964 Uahibu. A utom atic. and loam. Septic tank rei^rs. civic project. Phone Mr. Jack- not necessary. Experienced on or part-time. Apply in person, (former FuUer Bruah bldg.) slsed kitchen with appliances, 1 CoosUtutioa Plaza work which can be done in my ■ self-propeUed power mower. er, parking. Palmer Realty, to alleviate flooding at in OaU 876-7216 evenings, 872-6072 son, 628-4478. NCR machine will qualify you Has Immediate openings. Metronlcs too., 640 HUUard St. 176 Pine St Manebester IM baths, separate basement LOST — P aasbook N o. 8776, 1965 Country Squire Wag:on. ______837-6181______own hom e. CaU 643-2892. OaH between 6-6 p.m ., 648-6216. Rnsort Propnrty tersection of Palm and days. Roofing and for 3100. a week in this plush 646-2882 643-6321. with laundry faciUtiw. CaU PTrst Federal Savings, of Automatic, V-8. East Hartford firm. Never f TURRET LA’THB OPBRA’TORS (former Norman's Fum. Cqoper HIU Streets, to be HOUSEWIVES— c o n s t r u c t i n WOMAN will care for child age LOFTY pile, free from soli Is ow ner, 648-2282 o r 644-8866. For Rnnt 67 South W indaor. 646-1668. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Chimnoys 16>A fe e . R ita G irl, 800 S ilver Lane, 6 W arehouse r o o m f o r r e n t , kitchen financed from, increase ii) A \ HARDINGE CHUCKERS OP 1965 Muartang. CLERK-TYPIST two or older in my Uoensed ,the carpet oleened with Blue moving large appliances. Bunt COLLEGE STUDENTS Blast H artford, 528-9416. LABORER at comer of Pine A Forest Sts) privilegM, laundry tociUties, POUR-room apartment, in 4- TTRED OF beach trafflcT Try Miscellaneous Revenue. LOST —Paasbook No. 35-012863 ROOFING — Speclallzihg re ERATO RS hom e. CaU 643-0164. Lustre. Rent electric . sham- 1966 EoonoUne Wagon. ing barrels deUvered. 34. 644- Interesting position in Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat 9-6 lady only. After 4:80, caU 640- famUy house, convenient loca Lake Ppcotopaug. Cottage ren Proposed additional appro 4, The Conn. Bank and Trust pairing roofs of all-kinds, new National concern has open SECRETARY — Summer heat TOOL MAKERS pooer 31. Pinewood Furniture 6130. tals, indoor flreplacM, boating, priation to General Fund 1776 small deportment for quoU- Full - time, year ’round flhop. tion, heat, hot water end stove. Company. Application made 1966 Volkswngen Micro Bus. roofs, gutter work, ohinmeys ings for pleasant telephone is coming. We have an open PRODUCTION MILLERS, SET OARAGE Sale — electric table 649- 4818. swimming, fishing. Sleep 65 Budget 1968/09 Police De fled typist. Must be high work. LARGE furUahed room for for payment. SHARPENING Service — Saws, cleaned and repaired. 80 years' sues wtM^ downtown Man ing in a pleasant air-condition Situations Wemtud— sBiw, lathe, m lsc. tools, end persons. CaU 644-3616.' partment 38,000 school graduate and have UP AND OPERATE INSPEC rent, parking, m a le on ly. 316 CaU Mr. Orlppo or Mr. Bake knives, aces, shears. skates, experience. Free estimates chester, full oc part-time, ed office tor the gal with good 875-1108 tables, nlg^t tables, books, FOUR ROOM apartipent, sec for Special Services, to be FOUND—One black and brown morning or evening hours TORS: EXPERIENCED WITH M olt 39 Herisfs— Nuneries 49 ' rotary blades. Quick service. C all H ow ley 848-6881 844- good figure aptitude. Good bric-a-brac, dishes, curtains, w eekly. CaU 644-0123 a fter 6 ond floor, no children or pets. COLUMBIA Lake II SmaU financed by increase in Cur- male mongrel. Call Bolton Dog availably Air-conditioned typing and iihorthand skills. Capitol Equipment Co.. 33 8383 wages, pleasant working AIR-CRAFT ’TYPE PARTS. POTTED TOMATO plants, p .m . o r 643-1266 d a ys. Inquire 72 School St. waterfriHit cottages, some time i;ent Services Revenue. W arden, 646-874S. 283-8715 office, oonvonient parking, Salary to 3U6. Never a fee. WINDOW cleaners — exper little of everything. 84 Wood- Main St., Manchester. Hours conditions, exceUent com- LAWN m ow ing done. C ell 648- Burppe. Big Boy, Morton VerO- hlU R d ., M anchester. stlU avaUable during June, Proposed additional appro attractive salary. Phene Rita Girl, 800 Silver Lane, East ienced, steady work, good pay. LARGE NEWLY decorated STRANT St — First floor, 4 dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, 646-07B6 for cq^pointment. pony benefit program, free H artford, 628-9416. AU B enefits. 6687. cUUum and Etosarlum resistant July, A u g u st 640-0498, 648- priation to the Water De- J M im n o r V i Must be reliable. Oall 649-6334. MOVING out of State: SeUing furnished room, private en rooms, heat hot water, ga 2593. Y Saturday 7:30-4. 648-7958. hybrids at 84 Eaton St., Hart partm ent 3886 AnnouncMiMnts 2 1967 CH EVROLET B el A ir, 8 parking end subsidized tran ce, pso-klng. OaU 640-7702. rage, 3140. per month. CaU 648- Drossmoking 19 ACCOUNTS receivable clerk — WOMAN wanted tor baking sev An Equal Opportunity Employer YARD WORK wanted. Satisfac ford—^Is located at South end off furniture, electrical ap to cover costs of the Youth cylinder, 4-door, powergUde, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, cafeteria Apply MACHINISTS 8666, a fte r 8 p.m . GIANT’S NECK Heights Edge- NEED A band? For weddings, Girl to work in aooounts re eral mornings a week. Apply tion guaranteed. David Ed Wethersfield and Franklin pliances, garden, mechanical THE THOMPSON House — Cot Summer Opportunities Pro good tires, 3100. 643-4028. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. DRESSMAKING and altera tools, winter coats, etc. 649- wood Rd. 4 room cottage, 2 banquets, o r parties. C all 646- ceivable depeutment of local FIRST NATIONAL Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 East LATHE & BRIDGEPORT w ards, 318 W est M iddle T^ke., Avenues, every day until dark. tage St. centraUy located, large POUR-room apartment first gram, to be financed from ' 9-2 p jn . • AU concrete repairs, both in tions, zippers replaced etc 0066. baths, large sundeck, modem 3826 o r 646-6746. V ery reason manufapturi^ company. Light STORES, Inc. C enter St., 648-1416. ELECTRICIAN — FuU - time, 643-6161. pleasantly furnished roonu, floor, in new house, stove and funds already received. side and outside raUlngs. Land Call 649-48U OPERATORS SPREADING Yewe, 6 years old, and clean. Sleeps 7, 3100 week able rates. 1963 BUICK Special convertible, bookkeeping and som e. typing steady employment and over parking. CaU 643-2368 for over refrigerator Included, enclos John 1. Garslde Jr. scaping. Reasonably priced. 32.60 ea ch . 646-0373, a fter 6 MAPLE DRESSmo table and ly. Mrs. Carter, 742-8143. good condlUon. 3650. Call 649- required. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., Park and Oakland Aves., time, paid boUdays and vaca Aircraft quality, experi night and permanent guest ed private back yaiti. Avail S ecretary CaU 643-0851. East Hartford COUNTER gtrl tor fuU-time. mental- background requir p.m., all day Friday, Satur bench, 37. Birdseye Maple 0688. Moving— 1 nicking— Regent St., Mancheeter. tion. O all 643-4348. Dogs— Birds— Pott 41 rates. able June 1st. Strant St. 649- ■Board of Directors P « n o n o b C orner Soda Shop, 649-8009. ed, capable of own set-up day and Sunday. dresser with double mirror, Manchester, Ctmn. EXPERT Sharpening Services: CLERK - TYPIST — Private 9268. Wdntod To Rnnt 68 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, Storago 20 BURTON’S needs full-time of and minimum supervision, 336. Crotch grain mahogony ROOM for rent, female over 18, Dated at Manchester, Connec WOULD Ufce ride to T ravelers Saws, knives, scissors, gfarden school in Hartford. CaU 343- GROOMING all breeds. Bar automatic, good condition. Call TREASURE CITY fice worker. No typing re full benefits. Apply mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebroa chqst, four drawers and re in OUead. Everything included. CENTER Street —second floor, WANTEL^ 4 room apartment lor ticut,- this twenty-third day of vicinity from Brandford Street. tools, power mowers, hand MANCHESTER DeUvery-llght 2274. 872-3462, 649-0033. . quired. Apply Burton’s Ihc., ROLO MACHINE CO., Inc. R d ., B olton. 648-6427. Gardtin— Form— movable top drawer, 386. Toy OaU 228-8829 a fte r 4 p .m . four rooms, plus porch. Close w orking mother and child age M ay 1969.______‘Mancheoter for 6:30 a.m. Oall mowers, sharpened and re trucking and package delivery. Help Wanted-■■Mole 36 chest, 38. Other furniture. 648- SECRE’TARIES T’yplste 841 M ain S t , M anchester, M rs. Dairy Prodiicft 50 to sch ools, bus and shping. 6. C all 610-8806, 742-8976. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt paired. Pick-up service. Refrigerators, wadiers and 66 ESm St.—Manchester 2310. MEN’S DEPARTMTNT needed for work in your area BOYS’ Industrial Arts teacher. H arris. DACHSHUNDS, ChlhUahuas, LARGE comfortable room, dou CaU 668-8998, a fter 4 p.m . engine, new clu tch . 3350 or "S ha rp aU ", 585 A dam s St., stove moving, specialty. Fold Weimaraners, AKC registered ASPARAGUS. Also for freezing. ble closet space, next to bath WANTED, — Five-room, two and Hartfonl. Temporary, full Degree required. Private SALESM EN D im to our ex- LOST —Black and white double best o ffe r. C all 649-1453. 643-5306. ing fdialrs for rent. 84041762. 669 Dart HUl Rd., Vernon, 876- bedrooml house, three adults, Girl wanted in Men’s De time or 9-3 p.m. BxceUent pay, school for the handicapped iii iion program we seek men litters. Sale subject to vets and shower, parking. Gentle- NEUV plush one and 2-bedroom pawed ' angora kitten. Bowers NOTICE OF BID okay. Som e ready to g o . 1- 7910. exyr — 20x72” , clean mattreaa, mast on ly. 640-0719. apartments, waU to wall car one chilil. Manchester vicinity. V TERES* ) 8dxx>l area, 344-5194, a fter 5:30 VOLKSWAGEU7-1965, fine con- BUSINESS card s 38- p e r thou partment at Treasure City, no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy Hartford. Write Box “ S” , Man seU remodelintr. Custom caU 648-0601. chester Herald. The Manchester Board of Ed 628-6673. * pets, dishwasher, iqipllances, CaU 646^8640. 649-8779. , dition, w hite, 3895. CaU 649- sand. S & R Sales C o., caU 247- Pointing— Poporing 21 lum, Hartford, 278-7610. r kitchens, recreation roome, ROOM for rent, gentteman only, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday ucation seeks bids for milk to alr-oondlUoning. Storting at ( APARTMENTS S 4349. 6670. shell homes) and swimming HOMELY, lovable dog free, ex Housohoid Goods 51 central location, references re WANTED :—, Five-Six room du L. PELLETIER PAINTTNO — through Grlday. Good sal SECRETARY to work with b(q> MAN WANTED to woiit in supplied to the pubUc schoer8on. Uni with wine colored foam cush sale. 643-8284. ^ ( 1966 AUSTIN H ealey, v ery good stalled, drainage fields. Paul E ast S t , ;R ockviU e, 876-8388. Douglas E, Pierce. nights, including weekends. p.m . 168 North Main Street, Ifonehes- where. Not sm ^ loan finance versal Machine Co., 41 Chapel ions, very good condition, 326. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, ter, have filed a request dated Loais C. Donrato J) condition. 32,000. Call 649-1054 Schendel, 649-0465. NICK ’TSAPATSARIS Painting Business Manager I Apply in person, Howard John PO RTAB LE tiqie record er, 316. POUR-ROOM apartment, two company plan. Douglas Mo CLERK — Accounting office, St., M anchester, 648-0883. BEAU’ITFUL black Angora Idt- for both. CaU 640-8660. 3100 a month, adults only, May 16, 1969, with the Liquor Con Dervelopera and Owners after 5:30 p.m. Contractor — Exterior and In- GENERAL office work, sons R estaurant, 894 Tolland Portable stereo, 315. Round bedrooms, second floor. Bbccet- newly decorated. Call 628-0718. trol Commission for permission to 2 tors, 345 M ain. fuU- 2 6 hours daily, fringe benetlbs, tens, 7 w eeks old , trained, 310, lent locsdlon. Stove and refrig move my PACKAOB 0TORE LI Model Open Dally, 1-5 « terior. Reasonable rates. - EY-ee Tpke., Manchester. w alnut c o ffe e ta b le, 316. tlm e. YW CA, 64S-5149. ca ll M r. B om b a rd ier' 649-6361. 046-4664. ^ LARGE ABSTRACT sculpture, QUOR business now located at 149 ( 1964 MG W H ITE, purchased • Household Services estim ates. O all 643-1731. best offer. YoUth bed, 310. Matching end table ,310. CaU erator, one child. References, North Main Bt, Manchester, to 2 ------1------^—(■ ’ OIL BURNER service me Main Street, Moachester. The busi p.m. Or By Appointment Jr A pril 15, 1969. Owner transfer- 1965 TH U N DERBIRD, all pow- RN OR LPN, two days, 11 p.m. “GINGER” needs a lovtng f Couch and chair, 310. Chair 36. 648-8378. 3110 monttdy. Call 646-2737 be- FnrnlslNMl Offered 13-A BRIGHTEN Homes -^^ppintlng, NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY chanic. Must have license. Con- ness is owned by North End Pack- Rentals By X red to G erm any. Call 649-7979. er, v ery clean , 31.750, 649-8619. to 7 a.m., part-time or fuU- AVON home. "Ginger’’ is a 2 months Excellent automatic washer, ------. tween 6-8 p.m. ApartmMft 63-A ase Store, Inc. of 168 North Main REWEAVING of burns, motb- decorating, papering. Interior tim e. 649-4610. ta ct-M r. O ibhs, 876-6248. Street, Manchester, and wUl be 4 1967 PLYMOUTH w agon, 9-pas- 1964 THUNDERBIRD, Landau Ehccellent earning opportunity. old puppy, inteUlgent, gentle 360. Electric stove, 336. CaU ^ . J , _ MODERN S-room apartment, conducted by Louis M. Genovea! ( holea, zippers repaired. Win and exterior. F\dly insured. Work mornings or afternoons at WE WILL TRAIN YOU 2^ ROOMS and bathroom, cen PAUL W. DOUGAN^ aenger, V-8, automatic, radio, model, excellent condition. JANITOR — 7:80 • 11 mornlngi. and loves children. We love her 648- 0888. MCKIUnmy ana Tools 52 oonveniently located, furnished of 148, North Main Street, M an^es- dow sbai^ made to measure, Call John prever, 872-4166, 876- GENERAL office vmek, wltti your convenience in your own j trally located, reasonable. Be ter as permittee. ^ 649>4535 onytim* ^ power steering, air-condition O riginal ow ner, 643-5335. OpeningB for MEN and WOMEN on our 2ind and Apply at Caldor, Mr. Walter but can’t keep her. Will give Louis M. Genovesi all size Venetian blinds. Keys 4038. ^ kn^etige of Iwk- neighborhood seUing AVO n I CUSTOM mode draperies, slip PBPPIN BACKHOE loader, or unfurnished. After 3:80 p.m., tw een 4-6 p.m ., 649-8404. ing, traU er hUph, 643-2880. 8rd shift Many frinsre benefits including K lein o r c a ll 646-4220. h er to a g ood hom e. 646-4364. caU 840-4428. May II LINCOLN Continental 1962, con made while you wait. ’Tape re keeping and typing. 85 hour products. Inquire now. CaU 4664. oovera and roupholstering. MlnneapoUs Moline, rec^ - EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, week. OaU 643-5812 for appoint- 289.4922. sharingr. ONE BEDROOM deluxe nicely 1966* PLYMOUril Fury H, 4- vertible, 4-door, fuU power, ex corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 exterior and interior Paper- EXPERIENCED) painters —Top Budget terms. EstabUzhed in ly overhauled. IH backhoe SIX-ROOM Dtqilex, garage, 8 furnished apartment.3176. CaU ceptional condition, white, red Main St. 649-5221. meat. pay scale, beneCito. Coll Mr. DESPERATE — Part fugora 1946. Days, 624-0164 evenings, loa d er, m odel 8616, Sim s ca b , door sedan, V-8, radio, power hanging. Ceilings, eitc. Insured. APPLY IN PflUtSON AT West side, two childiw euxwpt- J.p. Real Estate, 6M-8770. steering, automatic,' extra interior, 3845. H artford 525- - t - L ew is o f 649-6668 a fter 6 p.m . kittens and mother must have 649- 7690. UMd 280 hours. Oliver backhoe TWO HANDYMEN want a 649-1008. NURSES Aide — 11 p.m. to 7 FULl^TIME secretory for law ed. Security deposit required. w heels, 643-2880. 0318. new hom e o r else. O all 649- loader with cab. CaU South variety of jobs by day or hour. a.m., part-time or fuU-time. offlte in downtown WiUiman- SOFA bed, sliigle bed, chest Of $186 m onthly. 649-6989. A TTR A C TIV E 3 - room fu rnish Polishers Wanted NAME TOUR own price. Paint THE ALOON SPINNING MILU OORP. 7603. Windsor Equipment Oo. Sa 1957 CHEVROLET, 4-door, R eason able. C all 643-5306, 648- 649-4510. tic, must have legal ex CUSTODIAN — Private school drawers, steamer trunk. CaU ed, heated, apartment. Large MOVING W est—Must SeU—1963 ing, paper hanging, paper re- _ YALOOTFVIULB, OQNNKOnOUT Windsor, 280-8406. f o u r ROOMS, IH baths, fuU closets. Private entrances. power steering, automatic, 8 8292. perience. Accurate typing end in H artford. C all 242-2274. FREE — Mixed shepherd 049-9186, 66 Norman St Men who are willing to leant poHahing Chevrolet Bel Air station wag m o^, ceiling^ Guaranteed WOMAN to work mornings ^orthand essential. Also’ some basement, 2-parking spaces, Parking. Adults. No pets. 6i8- on. Radio, heater, power steer- cylinder, good running condi puppy, six nwnths old, loves for finished work on tarbine blades and vanes. UGHT ’TRUCKINO, bulk dellv- w o rto i^ p . Prompt service, from 10-2, evenings 5:30-8:30, bookkeeping experieW Reply MAN FOR tire service, good garbage dispoeal and dlrii- '4860. li^, whitewalls, power rear tion. Best offer takes it. Call children. Needs lots of land- Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and ery, yards, attics, ceUars clean Satisfaction guaranteed. 647- pleasant working conditions, - - - - pay, 46-66 hours per week, all STCVE and refrigerator, good waaher, heat. $190 monthly. w indow , o a ip e t 64,000 m iles. 649-4266. to P.O.' Box 61, WllUmantlc. c u t 872-3189. Miwicai iiwfnmMMitf S3 pnrfit sharing plan. Apply at ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, salary plus bonus. OoU for In- benetlta. Must be steady work oonditlon, 386 ea ch . 649-8109. 649-2770. A v ailab le A ugust 1st. One owner. One dented fender, 844-8962. ------^— terview 527-7236, M r. Finn. CLEUtlC-’TYPIST — S oftie knowl er. Elxperlenoe helpful. Apply ADORABLE kittens ft«e, house- v o x Beridey amidlfie^ with Businou Locations 3646. OaU 649-9198 after 4:30 f o u r r o o m apartment, M Trucks—Tractors 5 edge of bookkeeping. Pleasant NIcbola Manchester Tire, toe., broken. Call after 6 p.m., 648- G.B. RBFRIGBRA’TOR, 360. covers and Hagstrom Uwrtrlng For Rant 64 RMt-Lae M»tal FlRjshiRg Ctw iMb p .m . LIGHT TRUCKING — clean at- PAINTINO — Interior, exterior. WANTED part or fuU-tlme ex- working conditions, exceUent MiiLE HELP WaWTgn EVirmlca dinette set, 7 pieces, guitar with cose. Sold separate floor, stove, refrigerator, no ^ f ' ■ ■ ' Free estimates. Call 648-7376. 216 Brood St., Manchester. 6067. 1962 PAN EL van Volksw agen, tlcs, ceUars, odd Jobs, mow perienoed waitresses, good tips, opportunity. CaU Mns. Jotanaon, 336. CoU after 6 p.m ., 648-9698. ly. 6435994. pets, no chUdren. Available MAIN ST. corner office, 8 rooms 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER 1067 BUICK W ildcat convert- lawns. R easonable. C all 643- good hours. Must be over 21. 278-1400 or 649-6707, after June 1. (toU after 4 p.m. 649- and lavatory. House & Hole, Ible, full power, excellent con needs some engine work. 3U5. INSIDEl—outside painting. Spe Hotp W onlod-Alaia 36 C all 649-6225. 6000. CaU for appointment 6494644. 8 'p.m . PERMAHBNT AND SUMMER JOBS 2663. B ldg. C ali 648-4846 a fter 6 p .m . dition. OaU 649-8637. ! cial rates tor peofUa over 66. Halp Wantnd — Mol* or Famala 37 CaU my competitors, then 1956 BUICK pick-up trpek NOW AVAILABLE AT OUR NEW PLANT 1962 FORD w agon, body dam - m e. Blatimatee given . 640-7861. excellent condition, good for all Building—- o g e , good m otor. 350. Q ali 643^ * Good Starting' Wagos kinds o f Jobs. 647-1691. A fter STJ. INTESUOR decorating, ' STENOGRAPHER 0888. Contracting 14 l fem ale I 5:30 289-8372. painting and papa- hanging. ' •FUdHoUdays COLONIAL BOARD CO. MALE (S DORMERS, garages, Twrehes, •AittracOve poeitloa en for a person who can type and SERVICE WRITER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, new sun- SbooeUent referbnees and rea- * Group losiiianoe Benefita SkiUed and. unskiUed. ExceUent wages. FuU-tlme, 6 days IMMEDIATE ACTION roof, clutch, mufOer, good rec rooms, room ad'dltions, son a tto. CaU 280-7814 a fte r .6 take shorthand in an alr-oondttloned office with music. Openings for skilled and unskilled workers on all 6-Day week, paid vacations and bsUdays, paid rick time. Auto Accessories— kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, Plus Other Fringe Benefits per week, abilt differential. Blue Ooas, CMS, life insurance, tires, radio, 3796. 643-0622. p .m . to r t tree estim ate. ExceUent fringe boneflte. Very congenial atmoeidiera poldi'hoU^ys, other fringe benefits. three shifts. Cfxnpany paid insonuuMs, up to 8 Many fringe benefits including ite ins., accident, major Tires 6 siding, general repairs. Quality > medical and hospitalization. Need 2>3 or 4 ftunily home fo r out o f state cHent A growing and progfesBlve company. A i g i l y A t weeks vacatiem, profit sharing and pension plan. isn OLDSMOBO^ 4-door workmanship. Financing avail A progressive and expending company. CALL IN PERSON — SIP.ib bIARL LEW IE for June 1st' inegtection. July occupancy apart able. Etoonomy Builders, Inc., WILL paint houses, very rea bardbop, standard. Very clean m ent and exceU ent condition. 649- HURST — 4-speed with reverse 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. son ab le. CaU 646-1143. Apply; ic n . g), s , lioftiia Apply now at Cheney Btt>thers, Inc. PAUL DODRE PONTIAC, InG. 0397. lock out 365. CaU 6494)638. CAVROK CORP 616 PARKEB ST., MANCHESTEB REMA Construction Oo. Altera- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex 878 MAIN 8T -, M ANCSiESTER 849-3668 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD 81 Cooper Hill Street tions, remodeling, cuklltlans, terior pointing, paper hanging. COLONIAL BOARD OO. E. J. Carpeqter, Realtoiv-649-5051 Ve r n o n , oonneoticct Mm. B. S. Loftui ■mUNDERBIRD repalra. Free estimates. CaU Discount on wallpaper. CaU 616 PARKER ST.—MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchester, Conn. 1003, best o ffe r. 640-0480. Read Herald Ads 649-8690. 646-0048, Oscar Hebert
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j'J MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,1980 PAGE THIRTY-ONM MANCHESmCR EVENING HERAI2>. IfANCHESlEB. OONN^ .WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, I960 ware no grounds for the com- the oommtoeiaa Tuesday to en D e e f li u t i O f f e r ■ t i V e m o n Bolton mlasioa’s lasumce of a eertlfl- join it from proceeding with a Ho« m For Sato 72 FHERB OUOHTA BB A LAW WHIPPLE Catholics, Southern Baptists cata of oamplalnt ag(tinst tha public hearing on a afanUar pm sBtmoH (AP) - ‘Artbir police department. oaae In. Waterbury. J. Gridbeig, fanner Supeami 88 PtfARL BT. — Two^unOy, ^ CAN WALK. R SRaOCKS. a "er o f Students Next Fall Raymond Meib of DeMolay Tha Injunction elimhuftad a The odmmtoekai has 'bSen or Court Juotiae ond .U.N. amhast CLASSIFIED M , 1-car garaca, mlnutaa PAST Lore OP C A R 9- H OVERTIME- 'TU » w To Speak on Memorial Day city of Waterbury alao why the Injunction sought by msr emptogwiMlie . PBlted' filed an Injunction euij against Waterbury abould nri be tosued. Sbeaheoriiina Onion* atonal offlcea. Property In ex Move To Share Their Faith Tha Memorial Day {Weaker cellent ocndltlan. Profeaalonnl- , By GEORGE W. OORNiZX Over-all, the record had To Affect Four of Seven Schools ^ ^ ly appralaed, priced according Friday at ceremonies on Bolton CLAaSDlED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS '* AP Raliglaw Writer mailced a stiff barrier brimaait ■tudarita to tour of «hs town’s •ohoot. The sehoris not affsotad aaos bs tewotvad In a nthpoaad n iw - a high sobool senior. The eon ter 7 p.m . 228-9284. ■Rid Vsnam rasmantory sohoola. sriiori la town. tor yoaiw the two main holdouU from their kmg-tlmw rimllar at- (dgnmanf to go bfto ottaet In lbs wsrit Ilia Boaid of Bdu- The oohbol board Utenda to of Mr. and Mia. Raymond lalrib CbPT CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fall, (usoonfiag to fits suporto- MANCHESTER Exceptionally from the ecumenical movement Utudea on the subject osttoti announesd Ms ptoaa tor acooniplteh the Iwlanofng by of Sriwol Rd., Ray to masber In America, finally are getting But a beginning waa made to- .tandsnt of Schools. «tM PJL DAT VMSromm PDBUOAnOIl clean alx-room home with aa- the reassignment of the Shi- Shifting sooM ohUdran from toif oounsallor of tbe John Mather together to ataare their ap- ward bridglqg that gap thin t Tbs,tour schools to tM atfsotod datfia and gave -as its reasons DmOOm far Sataritajr and Maadajr la 4 M p.m. FiM aj aumable mortgaga, modern Inorine sriatols • In taam to Chapter of DeMolay In Mon- proachaa to fattls—on an Intor- month at a meeting at Wake ara Mapls fitrsat, Nmthsaat, the ptaumed opening o f the new schools In rifaer p eris r i feoam. kitchen with buUt-lna, alu- nwl Forest University^Eoumenlat In- Bast and tbs now 0(fier Road cheater, and wes given an mlnum aiding, large encloaed school- and an edtompt to hal- Maple Street Seteri and East sward as the moot outstanding porch. Immediate occupancy. ^ "At leaist we are maktng a atltute In Wnaton Salem, N.C. Solwol ere in low-tnoone aso- DIAL 643-2711 / ■ « boy In the chapter tbto y w . 824,900. PhUbrick Agency, B im d O U R 'IC A P Btaxt,” says Brooks Hyaa, tor- It waa the first jolnUy oigan- thxis, and lA num ber o f efaOdren mer president of the Southern 1« k1 Baptlst-OathoUo dtelogus. F e i T t o n there wlU (w moved to riber Baring a student as speaker, R eolton , 848-4200. geTC SOCKED Wn>| L Baptist OORvenUon. 8nd it was regarded as the prel- sriioolB. rather than on adult, to a cus Headquarters for C o m II m i m I Fffwn P^M^DcUiif P q q d ------A "OCKET tom Initiated tori year by par PORTER Street Area — Over- [p Tvio Whot brought oibout the new ««to to other future OToricoa But tt.eppeeiw Hatt children VIOLAT/q ^ steps, aaya OatboUc Auxiliary "Hie principal tocus of our In- fiom echpolB in hQgbeorlnoome ade chairman Norman Preuas. He For Soto 72 Blahop John S. Spence, of Waah- terest to the unchallenged and" Plan, Zone Panels sections wlU not he movied into Btomantary shidante wUl izlso treea. $20,000. Hutchlna Ss: Agen HOUR DIME I Ington, D.C., Is on "awakened overwhelming fact that we toe either of the two acboola. participate In the peegram. Ran- ______For Sob ROLUMG PARK — Slx-raom cy, Realtone, 849-0824. conactouwweu of our eplrltual brothen in Christ,’’ said a'MSO- It to not known et thto time daU Fhb, son of Mr. and Mrs. HAMCBB8TBR — 4-famlly and P*P®' botha, fireplaoed Unship.’' lutlon adopted by the » i lU t U l - Di^vided on Merger Just Iww noany pupils wlH he WlUtom Ftoh of Cider MU Rd., a pnfeaaional ah In center of >7»m, aluminum aiding. SMALL, RANCH — Kitchen, Making thoee first ooncUiato- ponta—89 Southern Eriptteta and alfected.^In preemtlng a 1st of WlU recite the Grityebuig Ad- living room, three-bedrooms, areiui to'be Involved, Dr. Ray dress. Kathy Sriwppect, daugh tmm. Tip b 9 ocndltlan and a attached endooed pat- ) o o ry moven, took some drilcate 19 OattioUca, including two birii- Msnfiiewi o f the town’ s Ffam- Ing a policy concerning a spe good tacome producer. Mid *»• Owner, 84M165, 848-8298. newly redecorated, city utili dlplom atic toUtwork, and In- opa. cific area- mond RamsdeH, eiqwrintondent ter of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Dtog and Zontag OommisBiciia Sohappert of Tanglewood Uu, ties. Handy location. $18,900. volved « long history of mutual jld tot attempt to dla- Kran Kilpatrick, long-time of sohopto, said today, (be Live like aTexas million|aire... n e w u s t i n g — o o r o e o u s Rhllbrlck Agency, Realton, -teat right eaqasMed mixedemo- wUl reotte ‘'Ftonder's Flrid." ton, 84848U. alocAiess from croee-Chrietlan guiM ©ito' theological diflar- member of the Haiuilng Com areas mentioned Ih o& of (be Ranch completely — yes, com- 048-4800. Tbe Rev. Robert W. Cronin of activlttes, a altuaOon altered in ijut were madb aware of |tlonA about com U nhig the two mission, said he had changed sciiool transfers does not pur Preuas’ 13 years of servloe to CONVENIENCE food atore. Re- plctriy furnished. A "move-ln” ------port to Hat aU atreria, but to St. Maurioe Chutrii Will give rwent tlnwa on the OathoHc the mutual enrtriinunt under ,pRwto and on wfaetiier the his ideas about combining. He the board.. surrounded by GLENNEY'S tira to your own boalneaa and stiuatlon. Furniture is taMeful SEVEN-ROOM Colcmial, 2H tO- give the araaa*under consider tbe opening and cloring pray and qtiallty, includes color TV ed baths, large family room, side. the guidance o f the Holy fl^plrlt.” ntemhen rixnild renato as ap- •aid when they talked (toout It Board member RusseU Mbo- aani double your Inveetment Housos For 5oto 72 Out of Town Ont of Town several yeara ago, be was ation. ers. nan requested copies of budget Bonn a n long but you can aet set and air-condKioner, too 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, The common past poattipn of prevtoualy. In the past throe . For Sato For Soto poinbed or Should ha eleotod. against It, but now he la In A fteetod ' CNadoRto Tha oeramony will begin at requests for each board mem your own, $10,000. Wolverton many other Items to mention. full Insulation, porch, city util SEVEN ROOM Ranch on tree 75 75 both groups on tha matter yeera, regular, pertodte ccnaul- 10:80 on the Green. The line of ities,' built-lns, extra large 2- served to ease the strain.? The question of combining the clined to be in favor of one Here Is (be siqtortnbendent’e ber, ac that they would be more Agency, ReaMan, 8484818. Randi has 2-oar garage, lovely shaded lot in prime location. ------VBSRNON ■— 8-bedroom Rftiich. a . , . _ ^ ,, . tations------—— have ------developedm— —— between marrii wlU assemble at 9:80 at landscaped lot 100x200, base car garage, near school, treed Home includes 8 large bed two boards was put to tha mem- commission. He cited as a rea- Bobedule, tiaUqg (be oriedtod Imowledgeable. Incoming mem BOLTON — $16,900 nicely lo- large woodto lot, family room, ^ “ *J or hws by Seymour LavUt lost son for combining, the lack of sobooto and tbe atredto tiutt the riamentaiy schori, and the ber Aloyelus Ahearn, who was WMrwnBHncR H Potential board heat, aluminum atonns lot, excellent location. Charles rooms, flreplaced Uvlng room, catBd 4% room Ranch. Ahimi- t>a«.irat«ar coioa 8™** Rev. lullan Me- ChrisUan tmdttlonL but until tha convenient to Parkway, $2,100 nonn.ii'"^ ijr’ Chritolan tradition, but until the nlgM at a maetteg of the communication between the two have been reaaalgned to tbem: parade wiU start promptly at 10, invited to the meeting. lari POST alto. Service Matlon and screens. Real country sized Lesperance, 649-7620, 649-8108. dining room, kitchen and den. num combinational large treed Snnm «vn oiwt xiTanm, A DonneU, of St. John B College, aeadona thin moidh, there had down, $20,900. M«yer Agency, ‘ Charter Ravlalon Oommfsston. boards at the present time. ' Oentar Rnad ecbool: Puplto up Notrii Rd. and Briton Center night s(dd he would also ap or em al ahopptog oentor. Junc- kitchen. You ipust see tMs one! Mortgage can be assumed. lot. Tool shed, lake privileges. Realtor, 848-0609. OoltegevUle, Milin., OatiioUcs ^ NEW LISTING — Vacant 4-bed Kilpatrick also said he would presently bring (ranaportied Rd. to the Green. preciate copies. These wfll he tton on tlwee roada. High traf South Windsor — Manchester Priced in mid 20’s. Belfiore Bel A ir Real Etetate, Vincent Lswltt la chairman. room Colonial, 2-car garage. Much Of the In J tS T to ar- be In favor o f the membera re from (be Bolton, Bamtorih and The Bolton High School band made. fic uounL Wolveston Agency, line. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Agency, 847-1418. A. Bog|toL Realtor, 848-9882. EAST HARTFORD In telling (he members that a Raaltan, 648-2818. Nice area, needs some work. becaum the boards ware varied. WUUam and Regan Rd. areas who form David WaddeU hit a grand el(un at 7 :80 in full dress railform for WHY PAY RENT? ASSUME THIS 0% per cent areas. He said he thought com a memorial eervice for deceas tanataty 00 acrea with frontage MANCHESTER — 2-famUy merit, 16x34’ pool. Situated on m erit natloiw around the world. sponsor, was a first stq;> In “ ss- Satryh, ohRfrmaa of (he (Plan- erly attended MSple Street home run. on 80. Pond on property. Own mortgage on thla immaculate bining them would reduce the ed members. When investing as little as home, 6 plus 8 rooms. Alu 4-bedroom Cape. Home In two high acres Just over Man- ■vVelton W. Grant Agency Southern Baptists continued to tabUriUng the basto tor a recon- ' ning Oommlsrion, SRld he feels workload. SobooL Fteanoe Bo(ud Heetliig er will finance. T.J. Crockett, ' Norifaearii Bdbiori: Puplto There will be a special me $2,000 can purchase a home minum siding, very good con cludes two fuU baths, buUt- Chester line. CaU Warren E. ^ avoid any involvement. Its 11- cUlaton between two fanportant " it la getting to (he, point that Mrs. Ann Humphry, secre- At the short meeting of the Realtor. 648^un7. j dition. Three bedrooms in one Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Ionian Onto RcsJtor mUlton-mrinber communion re- rel*«*>U8 conununltles.*’ preeenlUy attendteg Mhple Board of Flnanoe lari night, morial Maas Friday at 8 am . of your own. For example, In kitchen, city utilities. Priced tile town should took foiward to taiy of toe Zoning Board of Ap- at St. Maurice Church. how about a 7-room Raised apartment. Let the tenant pay y -'______. malned the largest Protestant Because of ^woUl Bi^itlat I oomfcintog the Ibwo. He noted . peals spoke In favor o f com Street Sebori Crom linden PL, membera Invited outgoing hoard MANCHESTER Dutch Ot«ud Xve. (17-4*), PlSabury Ranch with paneled fam- your bOls. $27,900. CaU Paul W. M7-MU1.” ’"* WINDSOR - OWNER — 0-room Contempor- body not taking port in Inter- concepts, whirfi hold that each .'tiiRt the town’s profesalanRl bining toe boards, as did Ray membera Norman Preuas and FENCE Colonial, modern kitchen with Dougan, Realtor, 649-4030. mond Hallowell of toe soiling HW, Vktton end Farmer Sis. hto wife out bo diimer on a Manohe^r Etoenhig Hendd, VALUABLE LOCATION Uy room, douMe garage, buUt-Ins, form al dining room , ary Ranch, fuU basement, 2- church councUa or other cooper^ congregation Is an autonamoua pteanar oorid help. 2M baths and a big play JOE LOMBARDO has Just Ust car oversized garage, porch ative enterpiises. church unit for which tha de board. and piqilto Cram (b e 'Vrinon mutually agreeable Saturday Bolton correepondent, -deme- 10 Ft I MANCHESTER —Immaculate Uvlng room with fire- QueaUoned whrih ei' Im 8.80 acnaa o f land very d ose yard for riUdren. Total ed an Immaculate 7-room Co- large After listening to the m am Am. and High St. (ST-dlS) night Tha dinner to In honor of weU Young, tel. MS-SSSl. ROUND 8-room Ranch near Bowers place, breezeway, 2-car gSrage, deck, 2-acre lot, fruit trees. Furthermore, BapUats, as on nomination as a whole cannot ' thought the funoUon of either to toie alte w bera.tiie Man- price $38,600. Shown by ap- lonlal in a convenient Man- CaU 649-8794 Saturday and Sun- intetmttonal aUiance of 20 mU- make commitments, fte meet- bers, Lavltt expressed concem arala presently attending IbaA obeater Community College School. Encloaed rear porch, enclosed patio, large finished board would su ffer ( f ctomlbtned, WHITE ^ pointment only. cheater location, situated on day, week days 4:80-9 p.m. Uon, wore the only major Chr- Ing was described os not offl- with vtoot he termed "Inherent SobooL will have its new home. TMs basement garage. Deep lot lamUy room , $80,600. PhUbrick fiittryb aald right now the a beautiful landscaped lot. In so much of the oonveraatton, Ebst Sebori: PupOa from la for tlM buyer wMti an eye with vegetable garden. Bel Air Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. f|V\T T A u m TsI m I F o m llv Mlan group that refused aeMuewu to w eoifUsend cially gtoy6^^g8W»*8V^« representative. AIIO The OUUI* Bish- " boarda are cliaokmatee for eooh CEDAR Home includes large f 1 r e- a suspicion of (he prilttcal pro- Fkorenoe, Davto and Ttilocfit Rights Unit Enjoined * to toe future.^ $28,000 is the L.' C. GREENOUGH CO. Real Elstate, Vloent A. Sogglni, placed living room, bath and RanrixhomematoS obrorvers to tho Vatican Opun- opa’ Oommtoslon is an cffloial ■ other, but If a comhtned txMrd 4.30 cees." Xves. and ProapOdt and pric price. Pleaae' call 647-9921 Realtor, 643-9332. half, large kitchen, formal din- LAKEFROfEf retreat —BTve- m tr HiHnv Tnr%m i:hrm Individual Baptlats, arm of the Oatlxdlc Church, but ' had oompetanf membera be untry-Hopping Flights ' elected officials were not quali vestigation of the case, Healey C^pe. Fireplace, 1% baths, flAlshed on tWrd “^CHESTER - Slx-toom he said. wiU otwe again (be reassigned bo crimlnation charge made & BENCH SET garage. wooded lot. Near it. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, fied hut he aald some well said Perez h((d been arrested floor. Handy location, $20,900. Country Colonial on a treed H Forms For ala By WATSON SEWS "it is aU a matter of ooiKfi- tbe vorteua riementory eohnoto. against the Hartford Police De bus end riiopplng. Four-bedroom home In the 646-4200. 5 76 ‘ qualified jieople might agree to Another town board briafly “only because he to Puerto 111- (V tabl0, 2 banchn, oomplalt PhUbrick Agency, Realtor, acre. Three bedrooms, iti discussed last night was toe Tho IDddto Sobool wlil bouM partment. Finished with redwood Char Bon Agency, 648-0688. center of town. Owners NEW YORK fAR) Th« mind,’’ bc aald. being appointed but would not Judge Mulvey said the luttloaa ca n ." with hardwan and Inalruotlona ______646-4200. f baths, full walk-out basement, BOLTON —Large Ranch, four ANDOVER — Older slx-r o o m NEW YORK (AP)—The mag- „Yojj dawn, idosc your Permanent Municipal BuUding Oradeb, 6, 7 and 8. sealer to give you yeara moving to the mid-west and want to go through the pro- of the commtoslon’B Investiga Judge Mulvey in hto dectolan for aaay aaaambly). CAPE - M odem kitchen. Uv- garage. Wolverton Agency, bedrooms, two tuU baths, for Colonial with nevv heating hs of the Jetliner may have eyes, then limb by Umb, order Committee. Mrs. Herbst spoke As In tbe pent. Dr. Ramsdril of lasting use. Smooth- ~ esdure of being elected. tor, John Healey, ’’certainly cleared the police department of tag room with raised hearth , Realtor, 649-2813. must sen. Has two full med dining room , modern kitch system. » acres of flel^ and ^pought any country of the your body to sleep.’’ for her huabajid who is a mem rounded corners; no explained, (be nrighbutaood borier on being oppressive, if any improper conduct in the fireplace, formal dining room 0 and 0,. good floor plan, with baths, two-car basement en with buUt-ins, 2-ctu- ga Concurring with Batiyb was ber of that board. She said he achoolto are overoxowded.. He SPRING ST. location, gorgeous , Arthur Rowe, another member not actually oppressive," and arrest of Peres and said there splitting or splintering. tiuee bedrooms, walk-out base Uvlng room dining room and garage, nicely landscaped rage, large lot, near high feris tile duties of toe board are said that in (be Mlaple Street 6-room Lr shaped Ranch plus gravel. Frontage on three noy, but it can push the Land of A A large kitchen, two bedrooms. ‘ of the Planning Commission.' ment, breaseway, attached ga school. $27,600. I ^ b r lc k Agen leg, go to steep!" not properly defined In the school along, there to a ebort- May be bought with extra enclosed porch, 2 fireplaces, 2- lot. Beautiful. condition roada, some zoned for bust- clear out of sight. , He said that he was afiald If rage. BeautifuUy treed acre cy, R ealtors, 646-4200. SlmUar commands went out charter. It Is a study conunlttoie aga of right to 10 ctoaaraoens. lot. Wolverton Agency, Real car garage, buUt-ins, IH baths, throughout. Excellent financ ness. Hurry. Hayes Agency, the commission members were lo t $36,900. PhUbrick Agency, On a quick trip around ^ to his left leg, waist, stamacb, but tt is also a working com- Addtilonal roams are also tors, 649-2813. 614 per cent araumable mort ing available. Sensibly COVENTRY — New 7-room 646-0181. '' eleried, the board ml|d>t he split Realtors, 646-4200. gage. Beautifmly maintained Raised Ranch. Fireplace, woiM, I found only the Bidians ahoulders and head, mittoe, and ha feris there should needed In other elemariary priced at $29,500. T. J. politlcsily. be a division between toe two. Dress up a doorway MANCHEflTBRTER —^.^ve-room[ve-room OLC07TT Drive Area — Seven- grounds. Wolverton Agency, large treed lot. Assumable 7 rialroed abiUty to keep tbelr When he reached Ms bead, his Another member of the Plan acbcicds in order to oncomndote Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. , . ti_ body aeemied totally relaxed and The duty of toe PMBC is sted nelAparkade, room Dutch Colonial. Two-car Realtors,4______649-2813. per cent mortgage. Pick your Woirtod—Rfiol Rslata all students in a pcutteular home located 77 sleeping clocks In order as time H^pparentiy waa asleep. ning Commission, Mrs. Marie supposed to be toi maintain all 1% bathsB, g a r a ^ , Ujeed tot, garage, 1% baths, treed lot, own colors now. Gay E^r, Herbst, said she had mixed sebori netobborbood. TheraCore, You can install ornamental metal columns TWO-family, 6-5. New roof, alu 5.2 ACRES, beautiful land, very SELLING YOUR HOME? For I tried this sytem after dln- of toe town buildings. It also waU to wall carpeting. Belfiore $30,000. Pasek R e cto rs, MLS, 649-6827, Pasek Realtors, 289- emotloiu about combining the Dr. RamadeS said, it becomes and railings to give your home a custom look 289-4770, 742-8243. minum storms and screens, attractive modernized farm , 4 , o o « prompt courteoua service that “Tf ^ it worked no better has to oversee major building Agency, 647-1400. two but she aald If It is derided necessssy to reatotgn puplto to Y large lot, center o f town, $23,- house, beamed ceilings, fire- ‘ gets rUults. Call Louis Dlmock J -than - - -the - summons. My right leg projects such as the S9-room schools in wUch rooms are at surprisingly " * ((1 0 oomblne them, then she Y BIANCHBSTESt —Oversized 8- MANCHESTER — Oape, fuU 900. Gerard Agency, Realtors, place, exceUent barn, other BOLTON —Here is a beauti' Realty, 649-9828. "** arrived In what l4jn- did not sleep until 4 a.m. school now under construction. avaltoble. GS would Hke to see the membera shed dormer, 4-bedrooma, liv 643-0365, 649-0538. buildings. HutchinB Agency ful coimtry home, modern in ______don doclm . soldi waa mUtoight. It is felt this is too murii to MLP-flRVICI MPT fTOM room Oape. Four bedrooms, Later I was seated for dinner elected. She noted that tl^ He also exptelned that the SINGLE COLUMNS. ing. dining, family, 1% baths. Realtors, 649-6324. every detail with many buUt- ALL CASH for your property Suddenly It waa necessary to ‘ ask of one commission. Qreplaoe, aU buUt-ins, fam ily MANCHESTER — Just listed would idace the responslbUlty Bqard of Eduoation and schori Upper 20’s, 646-1494. in features on a park-Uke lot wlthlii24 hours. Avoid red tape, rise at what my watch aald was “ Lavltt also threw out for oon- REG. 19.25. room, walk-out patio. Excellent 6-6 duplex off Main St., 1% CAPE Six rooma, modern instant service. Hayes Agency, i a.m. and remain awake until 6 "hnlred « an ^ *' where it should be placed. She ojdministrators, in reasolgn- BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER *8.30 surrounded by stately trees. riderotion a suggestion that a oondiUoo. Don't wait. H.M. MANCHE3TE3R Two-fam ily, baths, each side, 3-car garage. kitchen, formal dining room, 646-0131. p.m . cetic as well as a tough poUU- s(dd If the members are elected big pupfis, eoe attempting to Frodiotte. Realtors, 647-3339. This spacious 16-room home cion. He Is India’s deputy prime Regional Affairs Department be RAILS, r LENGTH. Six room owner's apartment Walk to schools, shopping and fireplace in living room, three has a 2-famUy poaslbiUty. ” their qualifications would be group the cfalMreo on a bedrooms, breezeway, at Just when I was beginning to mlMster and also mlntor of fl- set lip for the purpose of In- _ _ REG. 15.00. MANCHESTESt —^Vacant older and a furnisiied 3 renting at churches. Belfiore Agency, There are 8 bedroom s and 3 stated to the people first. "heterogeneous basis.” Dr. •4.50 $126. Quiet residential neigh tached garage, walk-out base get Into step with London, an- nance. He was a sympathetic tegrating toe local peoiKe who tour-bedroom Colonial, two-oar 647-1413. baths. The family room Is 29 Weatherbeaten Skin. Taking the opposite view, Eld- cited this as being ment, large wooded lot. $28,- other nine hours by Jet to<* me uatener to my problem. are regional representatives. garage. Interior newly painted. borhood, walk to school,' 2-car X 80. Thla la a miniature es ward Masker, chairman of the "fo r the benaftt o f the educa garage, large fenced yard. MANCHESTER —Two fam- 000. PhUbrick Agency, Real Aging of "WeB, it doesn’t really matter The next meeting of toe Re Only $19,900. —H.M. Frechette, tate and worth looking into. CHICAGO (AP) ' Zoning Commission, aald he la tional welfam bt ett pupils.” Uy, 6 and 4 In a residenUal tors, 646-4200. 2r - made In Inndon waa lost lit waa whether you sleep or not," De vision Commi’arion will be on Good home or investmrat CaU Nick Convertlno, Jarvla numa™humans is underu ..^ study by“1..“ a Imposritole to Bleep at vriiatist nvyTtW gal said T definfiely In favor of keeping - „ . ^ „ The statement issued today Realtors 647-9993. neighborhood. Maintenance J i^ 8 at the Ootirt of Oommon ^id not mention socio-economic property. $22 900. Owner, 643- Realty Oo„ Realtors, MLS, team of ^ t e i^ ^ system said was noon or rise the two commissions separated. 9142. free siding, 2-car garage, treed MANCHESTER — 7-room Cape, veterans Adminlrtratlon Hoepl- thing to Kllpsitriak Views Pleas room in the old town hall. referring only to CAPE — Large living room with breezeway and attached 643-1121. with fircplaoe, mart,er bed 120x216’ lot. Wolverton Agency, ___ ^ tal in an effort to determine seemed mid down, close your eyes and don’t '' M(Mker said (u two commis That section of the riteirter oon- on a hrieregeneous FLAGPOLE Realtors, 649-2813. cernlrg the mayor and admlnls- room, kitriKn, dining room, SEVEN-ROOM Ranch, carpet-’ geirage, 8 bedrooms up, one COVENTRY _ NINE raom what is Involved In the procera. ’ BOTHER. sions one checks the other. basis.** ed, recreation room, lovely down, formal dining room, im trative departments end offloers downstairs. Three - bedrooms PRTVACy Raised Ranch, 7 SpUt. Four-five bedrooms, Hyman Weinstein, chli^ of the ^ Indian with whomi I had He made bother sound os U It ‘ Planning waa defined as estab Dr. RamadeU eocpialns that neighborhood. Call 644-2966, maculate condition, heavily family room with firepiaoe, ga- research-in-agir.g laboratory, dlacuas buriness sug- was speUed with capitals, lishing policy for the entire responsible to the mayor ’will up. Located on pleasantly owner. room.s, 2 fireplaces, 1V4 baths, shrubbed lot. Mid 20’s. Wolver due to the growth of the town, shaded lot in RoUing Park rage. Interior newly redecora*- more than 28 scientists the trouble waa that I I tried this approach. It was town and zoning as estahllah- be revtawed. MO FLAG recreation room, garage, alu the walking school concept or ton Agency, Realtors, 648-2818. ed. Low price of $19,900. H.M. several Midwestern uni- ^ aaWng too much In our ne- easy to Ue down and close my area. Near school, bus line, RANCH — 4^ rooms, kitchen minum siding, acre, view, $27,- nrighboihood school cannot Ije public swimming pool. Owner, with large dining area, living 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649-5324 Frechette, Realtors, 647-9968. versittes are Involved in the pro- . eyes, but I bothered until 6 n.m. kept Intact Thto to due to tbe Price Com^te. $ 1 A C C ------;:rr. ------lect ■can s u m m o n sleep when- a flight which la right 649-8043, principles only. •room, two bedrooms, full base Lots For 5alo 73 fact, he said, that oertain grades Rce.$19A5. ■■feW ment, stairway to attic. Large 'TORNON-ROCKVII^ are^ laboratorlea are eeeWiK ^ 2 :«> !»■«». In Hk-u Troops Quit Ap Bia, in certain districts are over MANCHESTER — Huge seveo-rppm Victorian, to- iatoratorl« a re^ M ^ making It sound as If summon Tokyo to 6:80 twn. In San FMn- lot. $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, MANCHESTER — Big 2-,famlly MANCHESTER — Choice % crowded along with fhe faoTthat rooma, central location, near In ovrelkmt nelehbor- ooientillc information about the “ omumuti •' “ • FUUY A SEM LE JRREPUtCEABLE Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch, 3 plus 3 bedrooms, fire- acre lot on Lakewood Circle, catea in exceuem neignoor fwn* was speUed In capital letters. «“CO, I asked the airline stew- schooto are not large enough to 5 8 9 shopping. Low, low price of places, all brick construction. All utilities, trees, view of hood. Irtterior compaetely new. ^pleoc aubet^s that form .. to a car. In an ardess’how she Uved wlifo ttte Here's the way to add —. t______house ail pupils. Must be seen. CaU Paul W. reservoir. Owner, 647-1615. Nine foot high ceilings, antiqueB human coimectivec»iinective tissues. . STANDS beauty to your home and $19,200. Hurry! Won't la st THIRTY DAY occupancy — airplane or even standing up. pmwem. Search Out Enemy The princlpato of the riemen- permanently eliminate • ' H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% Dougan, Realtor, 64^535. rilver chandeliers, oak floors,, Brientists believe the "weatii- Anyone who has a clear con- ‘"nutt’s what I’d Hke to BOLTON LAKE . — Vernon, tary achools wUl m eet eariy thoee repair and replace 9993. baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry etc. Large storage shed at-' ering” by constant exposure to science can SUMMON sleep.’’ know ’’ she said with a yawn. "I ,1 8 FEET HIGH treed lots, 600*' lo water, pav (Oantimied from Page One) n eri week to g o over pupU lists ment exMiues you have room, built-ins, plastered ^ h e d to ^ New sun and and i«ult^ per- j summoned sleep that even- have been on this run for nlfkt> a doien mortar rounds bit 2 MANCHESTER — RAISED WELI. KEPT . fpur-bedroom ed town accepted road. Priced laansaa (tronghrid and a riag- before the final schedule to had with your wooden 2 walls, 2-car garage, city utili plumbing and heating, new manent changes In the skin may ^ clear conscience but numths and I can never get to tha paratroopers before they be Ranch—Four bedwms, kitch- Cape, living room with f 1 r e- to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Ing area tor attaoks on Hue and published. 'Hte TBL-O-POOT Flagr Pole combines hatchway. See us for a ties, near school, 30-day occu driveway. Walk-in oeOlar. r^resent chemical alteratlone ,t aid not come until I met the »1««P the right time.’’ gan withdrawing and wounded ' new BILCO Basement « i 'With buUt-lns, beautiful pancy. Built by Ansaldl. place, eat-in kitchen with pan Price for Immediate sale in related to the aging process. f^r more negotla- O" the flight from San BYan- tbe big UJ8. mitttary base at Da Fam ous rtiength with light weight for maxi ceMnets, family, room, fire- eling and formica counters, .MANCHESTER and vicinity - three of them slightly. mum ease in assembly and use. Ex Door. It’s the modem, all Charles Lesperance. 849-7620. For the best in real estate in the low 20’s. H.M. Frechette, “Uipe skin’s constant exposure tlons. I then frit drowsy but still to New York, I rsmem- Nang. • niere have ,been oiher costly plaoe, garage. Large attractive full ceram ic bath. Only $21,- steel unit that gives you 649-6108. Realtors, 047-9998. to the wind and sun may cause out of step. berod advice received yeara On the basto of the reports hlU fights In the war, and when clusive rust proof paint inside and out, yard. H. M. Frechette, 500. Wolverton Agency, Real- all price ranges call Mitten neat, trim appearance, Realty, Realtors, 643-0930. BOLTON —v»itos» nr!.«w. _ ‘t to ‘age’ more quickly than More advtoe came from a re- eaf^er from the late Prhne that the paratroopers were mov- they were over the Americans for durability and Ufetune o f use. Realtors, 647-3339. MANC3IESTER — Would you toi-s. 649-2813. water-tightneijs and the r RambHiK hto Ranch over P*’“tected parts of the porter who also has a reputation Mlnlstar Nehru of India. Hs fbr- teg off tire MU alter 10 days of usraUIy abandoned the hllto. .. COUIM Bli ]|gUeve $17,900 for a four bed- ease and safety of op ^5 » * W/wIxr ** T\v* Uf^n^Als* a TJ4-— ______a . ___ mttia u s a m ^ . _ i __ m______• Uoddy Oidilteg, a U.S.. com WOODED buUding lot, north as a Hindu philosopher. mula waa simple: six hours of Probably (he moot memorable room llw c h . Walking distance MANC7HESTER — Nine large east corner of Oloott Street 2,700 ^uaie feet of Hvli« mand spobsem an in SsEgon Includes aH net^asary hardwrirej includ eration for which it is NOTICE to schools and i shopping. For wooded lots. Bush HIU Rd. Now area. Nine rooms with four — ------Bleep is necessairy, Seven hours waa in November 1967 for HIU ing ground socket, puUejrs, devis, nuts, famous. and Carol Drive. After 6 p.m. a luxury, right hours a vloe. said: "TtiM«’a i» taeUcal rea HAVE YOU J, details call Mitten Realty, building 4-bedroom Colonial, bedrooms, IH baths, flreplac 878 near Dak To, In the central 4 and! boMs, snap rings, halyaid, etc. Golden e TOWN OF COVENTRY 246-4781. Out of the Jetliner and baric In son tt) otay thoRe." hlghtonds. In tiiat 17-day battle, 8 $28,400. Raised Ranch, $27,990. 8 643-6930. ed Uvlng room, formal dining "Ws Isri we’ve gotten every CONSIDERED ornament for the top. Large 3 x 5 foot ZONING BOARD Make your selection. Ray Hol FARM Drive 100x200’ tot, room, kitchen (buUt-ins), STA R GAXElC^^ my own bed, I found the pcri»- 387 paratroopers o f tbe ITSrd $14,900 — Attractive 6-room thing out of this mountain that ... size o f 100% heavy duty oottem bunting. OF APPEALS combe, Realtors, 644-1286. has water . and sewer, breakfast room, large heated ------^By CLAY R. POLLAN- lem solved Itself. Wltluut stmt- Airborne Brigade were killed TECHNICAL 8 Tra ck home, 3 bedroom s, dining URRA mow or bother, I more ful- W ie goteg to get,” another of and 1,000 w ere wounded. Tbe ' The carton may be lued for storage. There will be a Public Hear $6,500. CaH a fter B p.m ., 049- enclosed pondi with sweeping ■ ''V MAR. 21 Your Daily Activity Gu/d* SEPI.23 ^ AMERICA S FINEST room, hot water baseboard RANCH — Modern kitchen with I' According to the Stars. It flfied Nehru's prescription fbr ficer sold. Am ericans otoim ed 1,841 North EDUCATION CompHeit^ packaged it weighs 22 ing June 2nd at 7:00 p.m. in the 9644. views to east, 2-oar garage, APR. I» Two battallona—about 800 BASEMENT DOOR heat, attached garage. Hutch- bullt-ln range, three bed- Oa'.2 2 vice. . Vletnameae were killed. p o u i ^ . Town BuUding to consider the (electiic eye doom), garden ^11-15-26-37 To develop message foy Thursday, 12-23J446/ Americans—were reported BEYOND ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. rooms, full basement, covered Spokesmen emphastoed that (oUowlng appeals. ------:---- ^----- rear patio. 2-car garage. Phll- house. 'WeU landscaped 1% S/48-59-87-89 read words correspondihg to numbers, 17-6888.90^ sweeping ooutlnrard and weri- 1. Walter 8. Keller, Agent.' Ap Rosort Pro|»roj»aity acres. BV>r large family living > TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. the operation which produced HIGH SCHOOL? STEREO __ brick Agency, Realtors, 646- KORPIO ward. One battalion was maneu- . _ . m-fyn. \ APR. 20 pealing from the determina 4200. For 74 or office In the home situation. \ Find 31 Starting 61 You OCT. 23 Non-Tliefiter 2 Certain tion of the Zoning Agent datpd NOTICE Low 40a’ . By appointment, Su «i MAY 20 32 Follure 62 And NOV, 21 ' Industry needs ^ LAND on lake. New Hamp 3 Controry 33 Highest 63 Linked NEW YORK, (AP) — n.rt. Dong Ap uing In end around the A Shau April 18th, the conversion and M ANQIESTER —Three. apart zanne Shorts, 646-3238. J. Wat 0^10-21-32-431 4 Stick qualified technicians TOWN OF COVENTRY shire’s White Mountains, one l>5364-75 34 item 64 To 3-18-29-40/^ prises o f $600 and $860 wUI be of the Laotian border. Valley, the North Vietnamese MANCHESTER addition necessary to make ZONING BOARD ment complex, $490 income per son Beach ft Oo., Realtors, 278- SGood 35 Show •65 Some 61-7L7Wr>s 48 Shorp 78 Reserved 7-19-30-41^^1 The Parks, Reorsation and wherever hto forces and de- HU R d., a id S n p e r li n e ^ 6464)181. good acceptable enhances thto Sroom SpUt and C^2-6382.84 51-62-72 moving from Laos Into the A Releases! bile Horiie" on property owned (urea. C. J. Morrison Realtor 19 Will 49 Desires 79 Be Cultural Attain Admtotetratkm feat him far the mori itious memy family conveniences are UO 20 For 50 Position 80Of ' AQUARIUS Bhsu VsUey- University of Hartford n o r th MAGI STREET ‘■y APP® >ant. _lA>catlon of prop- MANCHESTER, custom buUt 643-1016. 21 Or 51 Hflp 81 Influentiol aet these Uiblts for jUaywiIgMs: maimer. We serii wher- offered. Located in an excri- j. JUIY23 JAN. 20 AS North VletoamaoB troops at- 5-room Cape, dormer, new Z— lent residential area near 22 To 52 Trip 82 With Staging muk be limited to an ever he to. It idl 40,000 square feet required. R^in^d^St °PP°«“® roof, double lot, garage, cen U . AUG, 22 23 Borrowed 53 Up 83 O ^ r s ,f h ' i ( tug out the enemy wherever be tiasked a fiouth Vtotratmaae regl- WARD GLASTONBURY schools, $28,900. CaU J. D. Real 24Moy *• 54 Demond 84 Business area of 82 by |0 tost j the oast oomnRsial peri In tire ELLINGTON SHOP FRMMYS TO 8:30 P.M. tral location. Original owner, Out of Town 2-13-24-35 25 Outlets 55 Luck 85 Pessimistic 1-14-2586df riiould not exceed 10; costum te. That’s the key print" vited 4-ted persons are in- Estate Aaeociabes, 643-8779, 147-5889 <1 abcRtt 10 mUes norib- TECHNICAL attend. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 26 Core ^ O f . 86 Relationships ing, scenery, eound and Ughtli« UJI. officers said there was no ^ Every kind <>f' muolct. Pop hlte, country ft western, big Signed For 5o)o 27 Feelirtgs 57 Get 87 Espedolly The ItNIINNG MA1ERIALS— LUM8ER— PUB. Signed COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch, VIRGO PISCIS indication that the North Viet- - INSTITUTE bonds, vocalists, rook instrumontato, classics. Featuring Grant E. Toothaker Sr., AUG. 23 28 Protect M Creative 88 Into rimiM he a mintmuro. 'Grant E. Toothaker Sr., LARGE, clean, attractive 11- NORTH COVENTRY — Five large Uvlng room witit stone 29 Could 59 Tools 89 Knives the meet famous laoordlng artists In the land ... on the Chairman Anaoog the oonteri Judges wtU nameee were retunilng to Dong iS?U***^*2t 315 Hndton St., Hartford, (tonn. /(Uialrman room house Including 4-room room Ranch, garage, flre- firepiaoe. Ekicloaed porch, ga XPT.23 30 Welcome 60 And 90Trouble MAR. 20 Ad Bia te force “or plan to do na*^ —e were killed while Borih Tel. 246-7431 famous Oriumhla lotel. David Roach, / David Roach, rental plus excellent barn, 3ji2’ phtoe, m baths. buUt-lns, full rage. Assumable mortgage, on , 9-16-27-38 Advene ^6-5566-73/C be Jamas ‘Bhrl Jonera' star of s i ” But some enemy teross Vleteameae ossusltiaa ware re- SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 PJL Secretary J4l9-7fm jj j r I Secretary frontage, $28,600. Hutchins basem ent- $21,900. Owner 742- ly $16,900. Hayes Agency, 648- 74-76-77 the Broadwy hit “Tlu Oraat weta still In (he sw a. Ttisadsy ported o sll^ tt. Agency, Realtors. 649-6824. 9788. (HSl. White Hope" and arion Jnae F o n v and Mlrtroa Orion. ' I
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f-.-j WBTMWO WEDNESDAY, MAT 28^ 196» ; . ». -. r •■ . * IHanrlrp0tft Enttting Herald ■n i ^ AVi i :—; Most Manchester Stores Open For Shopping Tonight Until 9 0*Cloek JaiKrrah's WMnaaaaa w ill con Oirl Scout ‘Troop B42 win most About Town duct a theporatle mlnlatry tomorrow at t;lB p.m. s f Oom- Civic Orchestra^ Chorale school IjlM d a t^ 7:S0 p.m. and munlty Bsptist Ctauiph. Imported A Btbla Mtudy hour wUl ta a aervloe at B ;SS at Kingdom oooAictwl tomorRMf «t 7 M m h ob HaU. The Rev. Newllle West of Eng In Spring Concert Tonight Avugagis DsOjr Nst P R p.m. mt Zion Bvnncollonl Hie Weather land wUl speak tonight at 7;M >iar n s Wsek totoad Lutlwrui Church. H w IS H id m A ir CMC Orghaw- otytat OC tos S6 auBtom omb- from Membens o f the Atmy-Jtavy at Calvary Church. M ay 1 7 .19H Chance of scattaisd sbowon Club will moet tonight at 7 at * _ _ _ tnt and MhoeiMstar CIvie C2s>- ptWag tos oontoto, tos pms- or thundershowsTs toward svs- OOnununitgr BapUat Church sat pertofatoaps oftom ton. oB the Holmns nm eral Home, 400 Hie Ladles of St. James will ible, under tbs dtosotlon of IM. nlng ooirthmlng Into momlBg. bonrd ot dehoom w ill in«et to- BCafai St, to pay reapecta to the have an inatallaUon banquet fo r cbm m Low In 80s. Tom om w Italy M { HaBer, wfU pnMOt Its 15 ,5 9 0 momwr at 7;M p.m. at the late Raymond Dennla TTriMatiH, Monday,' June 9, at the Buck- PSfrons and firtaada o rs la-: fair to aftsmoon. Rlgli mar Mi. duireh. a member. board Restaurant, Glastonbury. s|slng eonoect tooIgM: at 8:15 vltod to Jobi to s ' Manchetter- CUy p f VUtaga Charm The event wiU open with a so iB Bailey Auditorium at Mimi- Members of the Chamtaiade lA . Ori. A. Philip R. Jobert, cial tim e at 6:t0 p.m. and din cbestMT n g h BdiooL foraoi party i : tos emosrit VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 204 (’TWENTY PAGES—TWO S B (7 n O N S ) MANCEESTEB, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1969 (Oassifled Advnrttidag W) PRICE TEN CENTS Musical Clifb planning to aRend son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel P. ner wilt be served at 7. For res XeBnetb Holton, baritoce, ts a t tbs Oountrr Its annual banquet on Monday Jobert of 722 Canter St, gradu- ervations, wMch close Thurs tbs coast oittst He will M>- esub. will meet at B :4B p.m. at the ated May 7 from the U.8. Army day, June S, and selection *bf psMT la too ‘liantcnant Kljy’ First National parking lot on Command and Oenfral Staff menu contact Mrs. EYederlck anrtissim sutos by Bsrgyt Pro- ______E. Center St College, Ft Leavenworth, Kan. Tracy of 20 Bruce Rd., Mrs. John Mitchell of M Lewis St., His latoaStra wlM' psrtorm iKOOIAK-POLAIIOtD Photos Show or Mrs. Robert Dlgan, 82 Spring tos O w tmu to “Mgmont," by St Members wlU not receive Beethoven and the Prelude to Democrats Plan Boost flyen for this event. ‘His IIilBliiMngir," by Wag- D^KiouNrmcis Room to Park PROTECTION BUSINESS- aer. ARTHUR B lllii St.' Bemadetts’s Mothers Clr- Hw ssoond half of tos pro -ole will moat tonight cU « et the sIdOed craftacn! and wa'ra tough about it, too! Engaged gram will feature toe eborale On thie Moon In Sales, Business Tax home of Mrs. Edwas^l Tomexuk, sad orebsSbra la 'Wefatokaal- 48 Norwood St SMer Marion Hie engagement of Mias flPAOB OEJNTEKt, Houtom toed^ (Bong of Daathiy) to HARTFORD, Conn. Hw pozfoage unveiled by tax that would have been ool- pank to 14% Cento, a Whs hi JtiUe o f East OathoUc High Eileen Jean Urban of Manidies- Brahms and stIecilSons toom (AP) — Hw oite plaannd for Let'i not kid around— School w ill speak on the “ CrUls man’s first iaodlng attemi>t on (A P) — House Democrats Itobtoford and Senate Majority teoted by towM and cittes. trom $3 a gallon m e n 's roman inspired tor to Hiomas F. Murray of ‘Hamlaa Bunna.’* by Oari Leader Edward L. Marcus would your fuTB are predooB of Faith In Adcrfeacents.” Co- Orff. F in rtC lM B tba moon is pooked wttfa omidi Hie Democratic package ooi>- to $2.80 a gallon, and a boost today accepted a tax pack bring in an estimated 1605.5 mil to you — ai^ thay hostesses are Mns. Heniy Skeily Wallingford has been announoed ! < M f Is a Bvlag Osnoan oom- oroton and bordtrs a nwlne, tains no tax on real estgte trana- in the tax on Insmnoe oom- Shoe RepairlBK a g e b o o s t i^ th e state sates lion in additional tax revemiea should be — after all, and Mrs. Henry (Mlchaiak. by her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. poser wtanse auialo Ut oontoo- OfTha Batter Kindt but tiw i* ia M1B rooni to park a actions, end Morucus dtopha- pony’s toveetmenl Income to 8.5 oil leollier sondob over the next fiscal biennium. sloed "we hove not created any | Stanley Uibaa of 188 Poltan St. ven ia l among oontempoia ry spaeeoroft, A|x>Uo 10 pboto- ta x to six p e r cent. Speaker they ai« expensive a s QUALITY WORK wefl as beautiful Menrrben o f MancheUter Chap H er fiance Is the son of Mir. grafdis sbonr, William Ratchford said he Gov. John Dempsey’s budget new form Ixit ttwlr pechage Is under |l and personal servtoaa and the state noUeosa —»«*«« ba rtngs, btMsUes that add to the sandals' strength and attrae- Marine Pfc. Daniel H. Shoe# Hod s Longer priaw landhig area to be few days also iaohidea an eight even smaller than the one pro s ^ as auto repair and. dry cUmgad |809 « year tuttkm Iw Uve looka. VUage brown in fuU siaea 7 to 12 only. about our faolUtleo . Schults, aon of Mrs. Mary E. Mr. Murray attended St anwother than other areas of Thomas College, St. Paul, Minn., SP EaA U STS or Wider. Ws Bspolr per oettf corporation burin ess posed to Republican leaden, cleaning. ghadng in the fUl ot 19TO. our specially designed, Nelson of 88 Eldridge St, AUTOaUTK—CTAHiAlB Molded Hhoee—Heels V the rugged lunar surface. air-conditioned vaults an and Alliance College, Cambridge taoc compared to the current 514 wUefa would have raised an ad Hw leaders' package also to- anmiw nMo eraphaslasd *bat J o r t f c i' I for the MomorW Weckiendl recenUy completed a basic en Hw landing point ia located completely moth - prool Springs, Pa. He is serving with per cent rate. Hie current oales ditional |6M mffilcn —counting etudes an Inorease In the ctoa- gineer equipment operator Mss than a degree north o( the heat and humidity proof tbs' uA. NAval Reserves and tax Is SH per cent. a proposed real estate tnnofor rente tax trom eight cents (See Fage Eight) fireproof, too. course sU the Marine Corps En SAM YUYLES hmar equator and a«A degrees D ow ntown gineer Sdiool, Camp Lejeune, is empdoyed at the Graybar U OAK s m w O0. east ot the veitlcai center line N.C. EUectrio Co., Hamden. A few I Ml _ on the earth-sMe o f toe moon. 9 3 Main Street, ★ We’re Touffh— No date has been announced 19U1 First Church of Christ, for the wedding. HOUSE Mancheetor... about who hantSee you furs. Professionally train Scientists will have its regular t ON PAGB IS) ed jwople meticuloual; midweek testlmmiy meeting to Thia is the Apollo 10 lunar module during the ascent stage for rendezvous night at 8 at the church. The Downtown Main S t, Manchester with the command module aftor. the exploration of the moon surfaoe. amoU oratera are spciidded Open Thurs. ervent is open to the pUbUc. Phone 64S-412S throughout the landings site, but N ic h t o t iO f Reservattona cloae Saturday DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER toere are also tooad patohea oit tor the Army-Navy dub Aux smooth, even areas. A large IH iliary picnic, end may be made to 14 mde wide crater Is on the HALE "Chsrge Aoeounts FREE B8T1MATB8 OlVmi ON> with Mrs. J t^ Vince of 227 Mc north Bide o f toe site end a faint REPAnUNO, REMDDiEXJNO AND Kee St., Mrs. Edward Serwo of OPEN THURSDAY fOnthw, or rille, borders the emt OonUally tovited!” aida. SCIENTIFIC FUR CLBAMINQ 42 Hamlin St, or Mis. Florence PUU, 829 Main St. The picnic N IG H T till 9! A photograph of a aeoondary w ill be held Wednesday, June 4, landhig 'stte toosni It to be in Glastonbury. M em b m ,ptan-' rougher than toe petDWry sMe. ning to attend wilt meet at the A m ^ F ree PBxfckifl: F n n t an d R e a r . . . Dr. John Dietrtok, a. NUonal Read Uwald Advertisements HOUSE & HALE clubhouse at 6 p.m. Aaronanlios and Spaoe Admioia- HALE "Charse Aeeoante OordlRlly bvitad” tration geologlBt, aaU toe pto-' turss studied so far preaent fete surprises about the landhg site, but give new vteuns o t toe ap- MEMORIALA VKEEKEND SPECIALSI prooetzto the site selected for a ( Joat In Tkue For Father’s Day, T o o ) landing attempt by Apollo l l In July. Othw views show rugged •3JHW- mmmtalns, d M orattoe, ridgea OUR OWN “ALMY" BRAND and long eteep-aided oanyom, ^ V. 'ffliioh are oaHed rflles. , short sieeve All the atai photognpha In moon octot were taken to toe dress shjrts Apollo 10 astronauts while they ^b»v«8ut4> wane 69 itrllee above toe our- fade. They used 7D mm oamer- V 3.39 t»10 TSi sn. The apsoe agento Mwwed Our own "Alm y" brand. Parrftannnt prau SAVINGS Polyaitar—cotton blend. Regular, button- w/- taken by ihs ApoQo 30 crew. down or wide tpreod collar*. White, blue, L a ton, green, roipberry. Sizyl 14V, *o '7 . Bodw q f tola film sbqiwa the appteaohea to landhig sites / A from aitttudee betow 59 mllea. for THE HOME and COTTAGE if shirt and s«ts Stafford and Oeman dipped to wMUn 9.4 miles of toe moon, hut ★ MEMORIAL WEEKEND SPECIALS thru SAT. ★ M t 5 .9 8 toeir pceoiee altitude when the ’The 14 bags of loot taken from C!aldor’s Dc^pilrt- .SE ptetures were taken won not meot store last night are examined by Ciqjt- CSMife Short ileeves, tpreod gollor ityla. Solid Imsnedlotely known. The moon- McCaughey (right) and Sgt. Walter R. C ass^ colon, ttripei, checks, in group. 14VS scape appears UtUe difformt SALE SALE Jr., the officer credited with stopping the break. to 17. „ ______■ ______foom the lowereHltude ptoturto U.S. Forces Crush The bag in front of the captain contains over compared to those shot from y 72” Fiberglas Drapes. White, beige, blu^, // higher. $2,000 worth of camera lenses. Other bAQ had rose, melon, green. Regular 3.59. Y jewelry; film, candlesticks and other items. (Herald Foot Locker, black or blue. Whito toe ploturee were being Shower Cuiiams, Plastic. 6x6, assorted SHORT SLEEVE, PERAAANENT « E S S Viet Cong Meeting photo by Buceivicius)- Regular 9.97 releajsea the Apollo 1 0 astio- 8.88 colors. Regular 1.00. nauta were undergoing on hiten- SAIGON (A P )—U.S. forces lO B ta ^ qpcloeamen said an 80 X 108 Sheet Blankets. Pink, blue and Sport shirts \ atve debriefing of their ei|^ ciestaed an enemy strategy American plane with a loud- white. Regular 2.98. 4u day flight wbkdi ended Monday. Area Rugs, 16 x 30, assorted colors. 3 f o r $ 8 mseting 28 mfies northwest of speolcer fkw over, urging the Bed Pillows. Any 2.98. ^ OftlcialB have said toe informa Regular 1.19. G ro u p 1 r a g . 2 .9 8 tion, obeervationa and photos Saigon today during a 484iour Viet Oong to surrender and caM- Regular 2.98.' A 2.59 l^olice Break Up the ApoUp 10 crew brought back ceoM-fire toe Viet Oong bad big on the rest of the pefiple to Lady Almy Percale Sheets. Permanent press Polyester — cotton flom toe moral will be vital to proclaimed In honor of Bud- move out. ^ Hibachi Double Grills. P^ill Size I bland. Short sleeves. S^ld colon, toe Apollo 11 lamhng attempt dba/a 'birthday. ipiig spokesmen said about 2(X) Regular 10.98. Regular 2.97. 2 .6 7 plaids, stripes and ^obby weaves. S, Staffraid and his crewmatea The enemy cease-fire began women and children moved out, Caldor j Burglary 'Twin Size m, I, xl. ' cf This Apollo 10 oblique telephoto view is centered o ^ h e crater Hyginus lo , wOl dontinue toe debriefing tor at 7 ei.m. AHted toroea were to but toe Vidt.Oong started etwot- Regular 2.67. 2 .3 7 cated at 6.3 degrees east longitude, and 7.8 degrees north latitude near the eight hoim dally until . June 7. irtart a Ti-hoitf truce period at 8 ktg wito machine guns and Fold-A-Way (3ot Beds, 2” foam mattress. a.m. Friday (6 pjoi.______EST.huro- _____ rocket _ grenades.______The enemy...... Manchester Police this morning broke up a $M,000 C a ^ s 3 f o r $ 1 0 northeast margin of Central Bay. The crater is about 6V^ miles in diameter. Regular 11.98. day). M eanw^, more than 50 trpops vwre entrenctwd In fight- plus bqrglary attempt by two men at the Caldf^s De- Regular 2 for 1.37 A for 1.27 G r o u p 2 339 r o g . 3 .9 8 From the crater the prominent Hyginus Rille extends east-southeast toward aUMd operatiana o f batoaHon hig Koteo. partment Store in Burr Comers shopping center o f f Slight Irregular Towels. the camera and northwest toward the Sea of Vapors. The rille is about 2 miles aise or larger contoiued witoout More {toan 700 infantrymen Tolland Tpke. Bath D wide and more than 180 miles long. The horizon is not visible in this photo, They were both charged with Bolster Pillows, Colonial print. Permanent press pcdyeOter-cotton blend, Father Calls from the U A 2TSth Divialon, j Police recovered all the loot Regular 2.98. If perfect. taken flrom the command module. The sunrise terminator Is between the At least 60 Viet Oong were re- aome riding tanka and armored and orreated two men now breaking and entazlng with Regular 1.B9. ^ d s , fdatto, checkB. Regular, button criminal intent, possession of Hand O O m down, or Itakan otyle spreads, b, m. spacecraft ajid-the horizon. At the time this picture was taken Apollo 10 was p «M klHed in thei action noeto- peraomel carrien, mazieuveied charged with attempting Man- 200 miles southeast of Hyginus. weto of Saigon. IMtial reports to seal off the enemy force. Two chestyr’a _ biggest, ., non-bank•^^k tools, possession of Regular 1.49. If perfect. O # V < For Return of '* stolen goods and larceny over Kel-Air 3-Siieed Fan, 20” , G-E motor. Face «d d C f» American was Idlled personnel carriens were report-' heist. and seven wounded. ed damaged. The two men arrested are; $2,000. Regular 19.95. Regular 79c. If perfect. T Missing Girl Sgt. Walter R; CaoseUs Jr. 15.951 CC"' They were congregating In ^ Hkditer-branfoere. Duclos, 82. of N. River IlHi MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Is credited with stopping the SaiMMHiMgHlliiiiia iiliMaJB NEW CANAAN, Oona (AP) M gumhips aiS^rim- Coventry and Norman break. knit shirts —The father o f a 10-yearKiId SJ-T' •w.'’L.”rsiite U - SS""' girl mleeing idnce Tuesday night Oong untU dusk, when the fight- (See Page Eight) SALE SALE gence information they w ere . g ro iip I broadOBst cm appeal tor btir re going to be in toere foTa meet- turn today as pi^oe woribed on hw ta tdiin osmult tifles and nine Plastic Shoe Bags. Holds 12 pr. 2 for rofl. the theory she may have been s u m m e r hmnehers were captured. ^ g e ts . Large assortment of cottage needs. One prteoner was taken and 2 mi i 3 50 1.98^^, kidnaped. ' We werenft standhig down.’ 2 Regular 1.00. < Values to 1.99. told interrogators toe Viet Cfong 88c V ' I f J • ! Polyester-cotton blend. Short sleeves, mock Joseph Mount, manager o f In Fesco Plastic Ware. | ternational Buetnene MacMne’s New Respirator Muslin Laun3r>’ Bags. , t'irt'e neck. Solid colors and stripes in Regular 89c. five acienfific ceiitera through paddte® and bamboo hedgamira.AAeonvwM. amall foroa—p erti^ . a platoon^ gro ip. Sizes s, m, I, xl. > out the country, said he has not (Dishpans, waste baskets, pails, laundry L Of 40 men—were going to be had "anything positive’’ since 3 Band Portable Radio. baskets. Values to 1.59. 1.00 sent in, and the Viet Obng Boon for Infants gro< ip 2 hie daughter, Mary^ woe last No Herald'Tom orrolv m (AM-FM, Police Band). Regulai* 39.95. SMn in a local park Tuesday evening. There will be no Herald ** South V le tn a m e s ^ ^ l^ u a r- - ^search. Only developmental 6- Web Chairs. tors €«ld It had received no" re-Polytechnic InsUtute piodels of the respirator ate GrE Travel Iron, with case, 2.59 %r published tomorrow, Memo 8 Regular 3.97. He said he asked the Federal rial Day, Have a pleasant ports of major Viet Cht* vhrfo- t ^ y development of available now. Commercial pro- 9 j Regular 16.98. 100% Acrylic full fashioned, short sleeve, Buneau of Investigation to keep holiday and drive carefully^ •! ’ ^ respirator for infants who have ductlon is to start next year t its agents on a standby baaia (See Fage Eight) trouble breathing — an oUment Several resiteators are' at 7- Web Chaises. .j mock turtle neck polos. Solid colors and, Dormeyer Portable Mixers. I stripes in group. S, m, I, xl. rather than pazilcqmte In the that now claims toe lives of Roanoke Memorial ' HoomtaL Regular 9.88. Regular 7,98. search at this thne. 28,0(X) babies yeariy In the where the equipment was fbrat f "I'm trying to tauurs toe safe United States. tested' In February 1987. One Fostoria 2-Slice Toaster. Jumbo Size (Pow der Cups and Sauceps^ ' 1 1 A ty of anyone who might offer a Tech spokesmen said phyal- ^ ^ h Is in use at the Medical clue,’’ be said. "The FBI toU clans evaluating the perform- College of Virginia Hospital In Regular 10.88. Regular 1.69. I a I T MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS 7 .8 8 !!"• me It was up to nw to make Army Denies Danger ance of the highly senslUve res- Richmond and the Harvard s la c k s , such a Ueclsloa." pirator reported it has brought Childrens’ Hospital medical Mount broadcast a radio ap a significant reduction In Infant Center In Oambridge, AMPLE FREE PARKING FRONT and REAR of STORE i f PRE-CUFFED SLACKS peal aaUiig anyone with any in mortalltjTL^ ^ Equipment already exists tor 'The respirator, develop^ hy* of infants with respir- Fortrel polyester cotton formation on Mary’s zriwrear In Germ Cemetery bouts to telephooe him, the New Dr. Leon J. Arp of the Virginia dtatreas. The superiority blend. Bell loop, lodan, na 4 . 8 8 v r vy, beige, block. Waist sizes Osnoan police or any church. SALT LAKE CITT (AP) — into the dirt and eat it," said 'I'ech fMUlty after one of his ^ respirator, doctors Downtown Main 32 to 42. re*- 5.95 He said his phone line is not The Oeoeret test center com- Appel. own infants fell ill, was m ih m U^s in Us sensitive and Street, Manchester being monitored by any official mander says it is true a plot of Anthrax, moot commotriy increased the survival re-. response to the needs of i f ' 7 ASTBACK“ JEANS agency, and that oiqr ooUa iw- ground in Utah was town with found in cattle or sheep is newborn babies aftocted infant tniggUng for breath, HOUSE &.HALE deadly fuAhrax . germs in a 1954 caused by a persistent bade- respiratory distress from 'without great interference with I. Fortrel 'polyester - cotton calved would be treated confi his circulatory system. bland. Wide belt loops. Solid 4 . 8 8 % r dentially. biocl)emlcal warfare test, but rlum which reproduces through P**" ^ 88 per cent, OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT' BU $_• Ch«c|e Accowris InvHed colors, checks, plaids. Sizes ' He oaid that during the night denies the rite la hosardous^ to the development o f spores. The Mie infanta who survive The respirator ia designed to 29 to 36. reg. S.98 his telephone rang four Umeei animals or men. disease may be contracted by what physicians call the "res- help keep the Infant well sup plied with oxygen and In thto but on each occasion the caller A riotement that the area is a humitn beings who handle parts plrato^ dlstreos syndrrane," i f B i l l BOnOM JEANS conUnulng peril by a New York of infected animals or breathe approximately half now suffer way can prevent bratotaunagg : t ,V disoonneebed when he answet ed. from oxygen deflcfeiM!^ Arp be Fortrel polyester - cotton In hla broadcast, Mount said: congressman was described by in spores from the atemaU’ damage because of Insuf- bland. Choke o f solid colors, the commander, Brig. Gen. hair, and can attack the lungs Relent oxygen. The respirator gan work on ,tbelrator jki "We wont to emphostoe two the summer of 1951, when one o f - stripes,__ Waist sizes points. One, M ary's safety is John G. Appel, as "a case of with fetal etteot. Rm \l \ 29 to 36. and 5.95 making A t ^ thing out of noth- ^ Bohool said. his own newborn twins began % our only conosm. Two, tbs pro showing symptoms of resptnito- Afltrouut John W. Young used a safety razor and lather to shave during the posed meUicdi o f communlca- ’ cause the fatal lung disease only head of Tech’i englnser- ly distress. tton are almidy euggespane; the ^ “ person could ^ jnasrivo d ^ is Inhaled fundamentals division, de- flight of Apollo 10. In the background is Astronaut Toip Stafford the ^ h t .4 possibly contract puliponsry an- veloped the respirator In el^ "We were lucky," Arp said. ^ commander. The shave was a space firs t (AP------PtxAoeuO (NABA------piioto) (See Fogs Three) tfarax at the rite would be to dig (See Fogs F iv e ) years o f self-sup^ioirted re- (Bee Page Five)
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