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i ■'■ WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, . ■ frrrM- -T •+tr=- PAGE THmTy-Sfir 1Enmbi9 l$«raUi Avem gelm ilf Pten R n The Weather * ;For tikn ^ Cloudy nod cool, with j i A _ 1- were to have nin until 'Tuesday, the anting of more funds, -for Weiss has said that hs win . - M ^rT .'U es?^' Mrs. Ruth Rowley,. president June , w ill , end .Monday, Jude devetoping, low 40s; land* hoqoiaitton, by tbs 1M7 xecouunead that*aecesa to the Schools Opsing 21 pentland, b( the Little Theater of Man­ 20, with a four-hour session 'Tine FUUtiaiC ' - ‘ partial otoArtng taateifmw, Uidt About Town ;e Road State AsMmbly.. . Nike Site c^pus from Lake* Ci .Vt-; chester, today annotmced that On June 21, teanAers wUl 56-60. Ibe M«rt«r’« CSub o( Friend- tickets for “Mary, Maty” are 4: A cross - country access wood Circle and from Nike Cir* A Day Earlier MEverytlilng In nswesl^ Lodge oC Masons Will meet have a fourjhour day for a Centrally Lem ^ rt Manchewter^^ CUy o f Villtfgo Charm aVallaUe at the door for tomor­ Board Topic road from Hackmatack St., pos- ^* ^ ^**’*^ Town schools wUl close In cloae-out schedule. ■ High school 24 BIBCH STREBT in the smal) lodge room at the row’s performance, a limited sibly connecting with Prospect "‘“ “ “ wy- 648-4444— MS4M7 I - g^raduation will be held June 23 Advarllsinc oa Page 19) PRICE SEVEN CENTS r?>' i !' Masonic Temide-tomorrow night amount for Kriday's perform­ Th* board o f dtrectoni wUl St. . He wiU **’ also recommend that ****** ■®*****^ - , . Open 8M0 - 5M0 V O t, XX3QCV* NO. 180 {TWENTY PAGES) BIANCHESTfiR, CONN., THURSDAY, BIAT 12, 1966 'at 7:80. Alter a business meet- ______ance, add Saturday night is sold conduct an informal m eting at Thu raoA nart of a Man for the state, to Insure that there uled because of no lost time due as originally siatea Open Tburs. NItes 'ing conducted by Harold Hub- frjjj will be presented _ ___ n north-soutoldghway Uirough will be two access roads to the to snow. The change in the cal- The change will give the 1 - ti tonight to diseuas poeeible 66 calendar 181 days, one over Till 9:00 pjn- baid, club president, there will tomorrow, Friday and Saturday sitee for an acceea waiT ^ Manchester, is stUl many years college In September, should endar was voted by the board Parking Across the Stteal i: be a Masonic Culture and In­ at 8:30 p.m. at Rling Junior es or an accen R»d te the fulfUlment. widen and improve the "entry of education Monday night. the number required by state For 100 Care. . . formation eession led by Harold IBgh School auditorium. Maachester Ootmn\iiaiiy^OMlege Whatever the final decision, *"0™ Garden Grove Rd. Regular class sessions, which law. Traffic Stopper X, ^indngton, senior deacon. Osl^us, and )hen^boi^ot 1'*^ ■ a special meeting M 9,ftO oon- LOMDOM (A P ) — Henry The executive ’board of the MaJ. Ehrerett H. Kandarlan' , r of the First Company,. _ Gov­ sii^or and act upon m cfaidoe. The Moea replaced Uie wax mod­ Junior Century Club will meet els in his shop window ­ tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at'the ernor’s Horse Guard, an­ meetinga wlli b# held;in the nounces the acceptance of ap- terday with; scantily clad borne of Mrs. James Spencer, Municipal BuUdidig Hearing girls and stopped traffic in Ihuty Lane, Rockville. Mrs. pUcaUons for the spring re­ cruit class. Applicants should Room. T Caihaby Street, -the home of Wayne Mandiee^ is oodios- British Mod fasMon. appear at the Horse Guard The double session ^ wU) be y ' I tees. open to all persons wtip are In­ Motorists and pedestrians headquarters at ’ W. Avon and . A tride seaidh in Long Arch Rds. in Avon tomorrow terested in and who windd be g^ped and halted as Diane Thirty-four members of the ___ . „ V 'i& fr TsTuid Sbund contihUM tor' James, 18, and Gina Baker, Jun^^AuxHlary of Manchester ^^^y®*.**. involved in the eventiial loca- prevlous riding or military ex- Uon of the road.; , day for three:16cal ipen who 19,' stepped into the window Memorial Hospital (Pinkies) ‘ ‘ faile^ to tetum fn »n a fish-r dad in panties..and bras. will be, capped tonight at 7:30 perience la required, but can- ’The choices indude; AND . Cheers turned . t o boos p.m. In ceremonies in the doc- didates must be in good 1. A 4,800-fopt aocess road ing trip Tuesday. TTie three la when the models started t o tor’a dining room at the hoepi- physical condition and between, from S. Maip fit., aouth'of the tcpo!H;edly set out Tuesday the ages of 17 and 50. Mooney property>. at . 268-.S. dress.. But after donning taL motning from Old Lyme in Other Firms ------Main St. m pants suits, they stripped |C13-footboat. - - • and put on evening dresses. Ferris Reynolds Group of Sec- This was the original choice HALE The GMden Age Club will have 'The-men am Peter Clark, 27, Moss said he was paying Reports Due ond Congregational CSiurch will of college authorities, who have a card party tomorrow 2 p.m. sine*, 1853 I* and his briAher, R oy Clark, 22, the girls 5 pounds (314 a meet tomorrow at 10 a.m.-at the- been alloca-tM 8 ^ ,0 ^ ih'state at Ms meeting at the Senior Cit­ both' bf 95 Qreeinrood Dr., and day), "plus brandy to keep home o f Mra.-MerrlU Colton, 743. funds for its ctniistruibtiori. The __ izen’s Center, Myrtle and Linden Frank. A- Burdick, 20, of 77 ttiem warm.” Later Today Sts. There will be prizes and re- Tolland Tpke. Mrs. Alice John- propooal had been apjwoyed'^y Greenwood Dr. freehments. B(m is co-hostess. the Town Plannihg Ceriimtosioin, The Coast Gudrd aaid aU Ita DETROIT (AP) — Fo^ but had been tabM 'by the availabla vessels were .. taking Motor Co. reported today board of directors,- CoUowfng^ part in the-search covering a State News its. combined early_ May strong opposition ” from afea* 700 square ndle area in iihe auto sales were the highest residents. Sound. A twln^enghie amphibi­ V' in Ford history. HOUSE &. HALE 2. A S,500-foot aec^ rqad an vn a added to the search and PoM€eHold The report included Ford Di­ ,from S. Main, fit., 700-1,000 the Coast Gpard said a helicop­ vision and Lincoln-Mercury. ter was Joinuig it today. ’^ r 4 'feet north of the Glmatonbufy Ford Dl-vlslon Wednesday night M A IN S 1 M E T MANCHCSTEft The Oqast Guard said it was town line. Trio of Men — had reported record sales. . ■ eonceatratihg ita aeareh today this road was proposed by Hte iwo divisions reported on tha-^tipng Ulahd side of Uie w r o a x a . c l a jb k ) BOY CLARK General M)anager Robert Weiss, oomMned new oar sales of 59,- found and was searching far m i v i o t o * In Hijacking fbilowing a meeting between 095 units In ths May 1-10 period. •mat aa Block ^Island. The Coast town and college oiCflci^. This topped the old Ford high of The Shoe Value Of The Year! Guard . Mid strong winds and CfoMt Guai^ 'i ^ d k took the HARTFORD (AP) — 3. A direct access road from 56,506 set In the opening days et currents could have carried the sekreh. ’ Three Brooklyn, N. Y., men Hackmatack St. May last year, boat into that area. The area Purdy' is. repMted to have TlWs proposal, agreeable to were: arrest^ today and Sales reports of the other auto along' the . Connecticut River saM tiiat the men had "Bttle college officiafei, appears, the charged with hijacking a companies were due later to­ mouth .-was also being searched. boating experience,” but Mrs. ‘‘The Classic Pump’’ most advisable, but muM am it trailer truck from Auburn, day. The- area under search ex­ Peter F. Clark, mother of the. Mass., loaded with mer­ They were awaited eagerly as tends from Guilford to Watch two brothers, said all three a tipoff to whether an April Hin Point, R.I. wisre "excellent swimmers.” chandise. The three men left Manches­ state police identified (he men slump in auto sedes was juBtrfi Peter (Jlark, who is reported as Edward D. BriUo, 32, who "silkskin" long leg ter Tueaday moming for a day to be the less active fisherman temporally thing. by Dart ' What’fi For D es8^7 was dri-vlng the truck; Nicholas All thrbe lines in the Lincoln- o f fikhing in tiie Soimdi. ’Ihey o f the thTM, bought some fish­ A. Santora, 23, and Rjalph A. > Try Our Flavor, • panty girdles 2 forH launched the 13-foot fiberglas ing equipmmt Monday from a Mercury Division — Lincoln, Leone, 26. 1 Of The Month • boat from the Smith Heck local Sports store for the fish­ Oomet .^and Mercury_ — i m Santora and Leone were Road launching area in Old ing trip. S-' stronger In the May 1-10 meulsgt filkskln" regular or Lyme. ’The boat was owned by He is die operator of Pete’s picked up in a car which was than they did a year ago. I ORANOE • Rdfowing (he truck, -which po­ Last month auto sales dipped .90 Peter CSark. Grocery at' 464 B. Center St short leg ponty girdles 2 for ^3 The boat is still registered In IBs -fatheri )W^ ran the store lice said, they believed was below those of a year ego and I PINEAMPLE 2 bound .for New York. Arjay Miller, Ford preMdeaB f (In i/i OallMw) 2 the name of John Purdy of for many years,'turned it over Manchester, Its last owner. He to him in -1962. The younger- The, truck was stopped on said one of the fadhorB was lOenerouB portions otV Route 91 in Rocky IBU by state State Youth Among Three Killed in Crash ‘‘harassment” of the industry korange, and plneappleA women's summer blouses aaid today that the only sur­ brother alsoi^rks in the store. vival equipment aboard when None of the-tories is married. troopers. The car was hattqd Peter Brouner, 21, of Meriden was one of three Bowdoin College students kill- on the auto safety issue, * Black, white, . pieces blended thru our^ 'creamy lee cream — nV he sold the boat was bouyaht All graduated from Mahdies- about SO mioutas later in North fid when this car ran off U.S. Route 1 and struck a large pine tree near York, The rise in the oonsunifir navy leather, or.knit jerseys , 2 for ^3 FSANKi^BUBIHCK ^ Royal taste treat! ^ 1.99 ea . eushiona. High -winds - and ter mgfli’fiidwM. ^ ' ■ * * i i i t . Haven. Maine. A Maine state trooper climbs by the wreckage. Arrow marks the steer­ price index, reflecting higher black patent. heavy seas prevailed in the The older eSari brother was - atate jxdfoe plansd a value of ing wheel of the badly damaged auto. A fourth occupant was injured, police prices for (pneeries and ottifir Sizes / - . lAvallaUe at your neigh-^ 180,000 on the trim ’s ofiigo but 41 2 10 kborhood Royal Ice Cream A fiound.most of Tueaday. discharged ftom /the Naticnal said. (AP Photofax) staples of deiUy living, also ribs N-M widths. 'dealer store, or ask him ? pedal pushere Police were notified yfsjter- Guard last (^otwr. N^A Confident decknsd to identify the oon- r blamed for the eetbartc. Ito get It for yon. W day morning after the .'hton . Yesterday, -diS Coast Guard tenta. >- The industry had been selljnig failed to taturn to tawn Of C^miiii 9 Shbt Hie three men were sehechded lits prociucts at a record pdCs gay nigbL P4iiM -ratified , the (fieerPlIpk T«»), fo .afpew, In (Qnni#>'douK hi through the first three' monms N e w W m U i' « n ’A ' -M iicin ’'' « f - IMS year. And when G eneng jUtetogp, ) Ford and Ghcyiler annmiiMail i V e e d i U e i p r cutbacks in produetto^ (I m tor ihle nKmfli IlOB ORVAM €Kni»ANT< . '-erid IHflcM ,6C sto(d( to k 19 Warvan S t„ klniwliMtfr I (M n abl^ South Viet Nani- and 121 captured, an ImoiaaM ot Saigon, in a thick, tropical Jun­ dre^^ped bn to e New ; mane ««MM| / J Bxichange. ^ Twins CHwiinl 9: Aebcoauts oh time peinion^‘ m of )afl «n fiAP) -7^'More Amertcans were 28. gle, (he paratroopers attacked SHOE S.fLON—Main Floor. As the war continued today; an estimated 200 to 260 men. An Qrdixiarily, toe industry rendetvoiiB ployes at^ .on occaalo^ add kiHed'ib <»mba(t last week than aeidb TheadaF •Q U.8. Marines and airbocne American military spedeesman counts on a buying rush when aiMispaoe-wa&'mIssfte, then are, fid t i foT’ the oM re, - ttbopa of the South Vietnamese Hegsfcrom’e;oom m eiit cama ito troops liattled the Viet Oong in said they were Viet Cong. Viet­ toe weather warms up in toe For Cripple MotKef I Tiie Gemiid 9 pllotB, A3r Force government, allied military three operations while Ameri­ namese sources said it was the spring, OoL, Thomas P. Stafford,and response to-an inquliy from the spokesmen announced today. can planes continued to pound crack 141st North Vietnamese The sales reports for the firat CLEVHLAiND, O hlO '(A P) — uae of her handsi'but'can't,:B(t Navy. U : Omdr« Bugene A. Oer- Aseoctoted iPrOsB^ The toiestimi / was promptod .hy'idfereboes in targets in North Viet Nain, Barbara Brooke ie fearM that or hold anythhv weighing ihpre nan, partfolpatto WeAijesitoy in It-was the second time that (See Page Five) (flee Page SevoB), fihe will bavt to givfi up her 2- than eight poiu^.' Bach of the. a;(toy-long- seriM of rt^arsals news staifaa toinmatee deeming American combat dead exceed A U.fi. spokesman reported HOUSE month-old twin daughters .be* babiea naw< wrighs seven bWoitvibg- siniutBted lamKUogs,' the earn er guilds find other the Vietnamese in the live years Navy planes from the Carrier emph^fta.'-:: ^ Bnteiprlse came two miles clos­ Open Thursday till 9 P.M. cause she cahhot-bold them as- pounds. . ’t emstgmMy .slituaifoaa and onbi/ of Americdn involvement in the ether mothers can. “If I don’t get aomeone to tol-exeicjisea.'. .. ’ Heg^raibm sald’ one of the ben- war. er to' Haiphong, North Viet eBta: f au * aotlvlty was that it NAm’s m ajor port, to hit a 6o- Mrs/Brooks' arms were crip- help me ru have$to give .up my - The. (ebta.^foUowed;.Tuesday’s 0 Spokesmen announced 8S &.HALE ffwine;’ !. Mrs. BrtidKa said. -'‘M y ''Rawless .pcak^oe ':a£>thb"daU: -gave worn to do. Amerlrans died in battle last -viet-built m issile site Wednes­ Mariani \ Decision gtod by polio in 19617 toe -has day. The site was 10 miles from hands hre good but.I can’t lift ocuntdown iwvotoii^' - ''TflIenMfi .'ft aflseye ■! a prabr week compared ■wito 61 Viet­ them above my head. I’m sure 1 lam,” -he' said. namese, altooi^h toe size o t toe toe. port city, and the spokes­ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER na and Titan 2 rocKsto. / > could have managed with one ’ The Atlas is to boost the Age- government armed forces is man said smoke blHowed 2,000 " : 1, Way Is Cleared baby, but with, two Ineed eome- ba hito orUt at 11 a.mi^' BttT, Move'Halted nearly triple that of the 266,000- feet into toe air after the attack. Disappoints Backers one to help. I don’t want my Tuetoay. The Htaa 2 is to fol-' :: NDW LONDON (-AP)-Nathan man U.8. force here. 'The closest previous attack to baMea in foaterhomes.” Hide’s old school bouse came to Haiphong was 12 m iles,. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The un- “If toe Republioon party is For Moon Shot low 89 minutes later, to' start' It was also toe lowest number to regain ita former atatue in Hie twins, Kendra and Klm- a dead halt today on its one- Three missiles were fired oondUional wMhdrawal of State Sensational! Gemdnt 9 to punniit., of Vietnamese-battle deaths this toe state, it will bave to pay outstanding buys for all the family--3t tremendous savings! ALAMQOORPO, N.M. (AP) beriy, ward bom prematurely mile tolp-to a new location. year. from the site before American Sen. Peter P. Mariani of Groton Stafford and Cethaa plan sev-? attention to rank and file mem- — The fidi^eyor vehicle for im- March 18.' - . The one-story frame building bombs struck it. None of toe as a oamdidate for toa Republi­ erti'kofciqw vidth the Agm a and During the politically turbu­ bets Of toe party, not (faose who maimed, soft moon limdipgs haa ‘T’va Mwaya'^ wanted chil­ in wliicta toe Connecticut hero planes Was hit. But near toe can nomination for governor Special Purchase Ownan to to take a record apewe lent week of April 3-0, 06 Ameri' seek to control party maebin- made its first dea^t without dren,” the 3B-year-qld Mm. taught before he was hanged as Iforth Vietnamese town of Dong came as a aborp disappointment walk bf^3 hours gfi-minutes dur­ a .kpy ’by toe ^ U s h during toe caiis were kiUed in combat com- ery,” he soid,^----- the aid ef-'parqchutes, clearing ]tox>kii said. lost my firat ing the flight pared with- 67 government Not an BT06 ^underchlef was to ihls supporters. bail^ in |968. I ’m .g^ad I have American Revolution is being "As circumftaaoee now r the way for ita first lunar mla- ■ A- Meek o f ttie' worhlwiide troops. shot down by antiaircraft fire, In Greenwich today, where the girls! I can’t have any more moved to a better location on stand,” Weicker said, “ws have • Rain or Shine ■lon May 80. tracking network is scheduled The 82 Americans killed and its pilot was reported miss­ Mariani had toe unanimous sup­ Amerlcdn mode cldidcen and I t^y hope I can Runtihgton Avenue: n vmy tough Job ahead of us.” i t ■ ■ The siAcecraft landed sue-, Friday. The astronauts will re­ brought the number of U.fi. ing. It was toe 286th U.fi. plane port of toe OOP town commit­ raise these two.’’ But the organizations that eessfuUy Wednesday at Hollo­ ceive their final major phyrical’ combat dead to an unofficial lost ki raids on North Viet Nami tee, State Rep. Lowell P. Weick- Weicker, who Is also first ee- Her biggest problem IS caring take care o f toe ..building—toe man Air Force Base near Alam­ examination' Saturday. They total of 1,3M for the year and 8,- Ground action picked up aharp-^ er Jr. said be -was disappointed leotmon In Greenwich, led the clothes pins tor the twins while her husband, Sons of toe An^Srican Revolution ogordo after a'86-8ecdnd descent wlU dqvote nmch ef the ’remain­ 234 since Jan. 1, 1061. The Viet­ ly, and elements of two U.S, not only by Mariani’s’ decision pro-Marianl movement In Ms COATS Kenneth, Id at work as a trade and toe local historical society which began with Surveyor’s ing. time' h^bre ' Tuesday to namese report 8,884 Mlled for Marine divisions and of the but also by toe “fact that the town, .apprentice. She said Me had among, others--forgot to get a release from a ballooh - at an practice runs ;in a spacecraft the year. lOlat Airborne Brigade were decision was almost predestined In New Haven, where Mariani Mvertised for betp .but received city permit, foigoUto get per- ■mtude of almost T,000 feet aiinidator and to re-riewlng the Viet Gang loeses were report­ thrown Into battle. by activities of the stats Isad- aiso had oonsldeisble strengto, pocko9e of 50 ieio reasonable respobm. ihiaeion to oioee a state high* • Lively, Lovely Teeta had been under way at oompto flight-plan for tha • - ' ' ' ■ -j- -f ' ed as 466 kdllsd — toe. same About 00 mile* northeast of erabip.” GOP Town Chainnan Geotge J. BoHoman for more,than a year, fibe is able to move the babies figure M toe previous week’s —> Mtaitano said ( Martanl’s de­ ^ ’ ^ ^ y rag.aOcea. three-day jomiiey. (Sea Page Ten) but previously -pamhutao had one At a tlm4 .with the aid o f a V - V . :v'< 7 ■ /-y . , . cision .“is disappointing to' me j L shoidder aUng devised for her at t i O - , and toe New Haven RepUbUcan (Sea Page tea) UnivsrsMy Hospital. party.” . *‘We in New Haven have a ay Mgh regard for Pete and siiice. toiis ie Ms wish, we wiU ebids by it." ’ Montano noted that toe New O f Systei Haven delegation to (he etate N ike convention in Hartford June 17 WASHmOTON (AP) — ’The The SAMs, believed to be and 18 would meet with B. Ctay- EACH’, manned by North Vietnamese (on Oengros todayi I. ■ i Army has taken a hard l6ok at ito Nike. Hercules air defense crews, have knocked down Oengrae, a millionaire biisl- MBW YORK (AP) — fltxfMng during Mfntaeitan’s momtog missiles in the light of toe poor fewer than 20 of the 236 U-B. nessman from Wtot Hartford Outstanding Values! performance of Russian-built warplanes lost above the 17th and newcomer to poHtlca, 'idl Isisl drivers swept afl but • v TinrtMir nili.iT parallel. but knocked Mariani out of con­ -« « __ nmrsf frf M sgiw ^<<16. v..*w ioa6y CEiiaa SAM antiaircraft missiles tei mmM cent Now yo» « ^ NOrto Viet Nam. Some U.S. military men be- tention when be won toe on- COATS; See the smart collection n j m oshs OR toe .c o n ^ dhSi bos^d. vttS !t~ ite- Its conclusion: The U-fl- mts- Have the SAMs would do better donMment of State OOP Chaii> of favorite Balmacaan or casual ■trsrts today, brtoftog aBBflm to Dbnnell. .after asyk« he wouM Biles do not have the' same B “ they were ...... hai^led by.— Russian • man A. . Searle_ . Plnney,^ ftrin7 crews. Russians have Mariani, In making a definl- style raincoats in wrinkle resist­ ear owners end grief to pedes- stop bdo Ru dtspiite. weaknesses and no majta ad­ justments are needed in Nike been I eerving as advisers and five I statement about Ms p lm ant cotton and , cotton blends. totans in a iu rry- to oontrsot wito a taxi otriko Prtloe saM only 181 of toe 6,- last jreaf Vibat w m mari^ed by Hercules defenses. . t.auiei-s, -according to informa­ .Choose from beige, navy, black gl6 flesbowned tibds i m oper­ Sources said today Army air tion available here. (See Page Ion) ■ ’ - solids or checks. Sizes 5-15, 6-16, vfolaura. fpoRoqi bdd only one ating, and moat of Mie '4.H6 indl* « ^ ’-fWl6m‘by:’iiiidlay,-- eab defense commanders were Afo<^ other things, toe U.S. 8 -1 8. sMually owned ratal ftsjwd^ih' wlhMUfaWld obottered by a beer asked to re-examine their doc­ Army missile men were told to •wlr tpaisgao. bbtUe.' trine and capabilities months see what could be learned from - Thta latest strike to tftague ^/The SMke wsB raBed Wednao- ago after the Russimi-bullt the mobility of the Gommiinlst T’f DREISSES: Imagine , . . c(»n- NSW Yoric’s trsaapoftatkm qyo- day ;iripflt ^ Tud Ikiran fl^Ms appeared in Nfo'th Viet weapons. pletely drip-dry Am d Jersey, Ifiera Ut sepsriaqy taud at slr- ' ' Gonunittee, lapqrs- Nam. No U.S. Army air defense Bulletin dacron whipp^ creams and tfort travetani, ,000 d k v e n 'o f doet- Details of the st^dy ore se­ oonuhander come up with fny other easy care fabrics! One and 'od «n toi"' ' So|^a£''ral)a''ih afl berougha ax- cret, bdt it was understood that suggestion for majra POSTAL HIKE OK’D < two piece casual or dressy styles. airport bus drivers wont on r ir t fltktim Talanfl tos Nike Hercules radar — -vital although there was some fee! (o the killing ability of the mis­ WASHINCiTON (AP) Prints, sdids, florals in snappy Otitks Friday. ^ ' ' toeidfotibn fo'Ris unian driv- that Nike Hercules tmits might The buaea ftailtleir on sile — was rated superior to the practice moving abopt' more fcai to raise pforoel poet rates Spring hues. Perfect for now,' va­ **"* erti,'iheni (uta"aflbut S.OOD^n^^ pated 16,000 passengeni a day cstMes. The union had Soviet SAM radar equipment than they do. r; 'A2 per cent and Increase toe cation . . . traveling. Sizes 7-15,1 to and ftom Kmnady, I^. Guar; ip]|^ ^ driven to stay oft the and less subject to evasion. ’Though claasifled as semlmo- size aad weight of patoagqa * 10-20 and half sizes. that could be ipaiUed ba- Rta-and Mawan toiporta. atrerta, inst a epokeemaa com- The reraamination took ac­ bile, most Nike Heretdes bat­ twesn firab^laic past eftleaa i. A.ftHvey tofa taonifiig itiinad iaaitid after tois . moodsg's count of special tactics devel­ teries are emptaoed in ratoeH fliat araRaWf oaba to Ruh ihoiir, ‘ •Wd’n vary buiiiy oped by U.8. Air Force, Navy fixed poaifions around (dtlea and was mpotom A today ky. top gsthsr s t iM^Gwaidta and Keb- ■awi , ■ V j Apparent , and Marine fUerii in dealing bases in toe United States and House Im t Office OomiMtttafk i I The )dll, approved liy • 1fl4 1 Ju$f Say **Charge If- Coats, -Dressea a t r p e ^ jn t it o g It rton -,;*A t iaeub? lOth graf.' NfiiMF Uufoeyed blondfo yelps ' in open-mouthed Rstoniehmeat on with the SAMs In their toiays abroad. \ tively sa p for itowmal trai^- > jLt laauq'ta top paresntage o t Into North Viet Nem. The Soviet SAM Is rougidy vote. Is desiitaed ta ppt pMih Second Floor an^ fldt to.Rw the motor raceipta whkii MiotfM tlie announeanent she 'h«d i been named Mim Massachusetts, in the Miss USA-1 ‘ "We think our batteries would eel post on a near break ainto and H A U .MisttUflivene comp^tion last night: intmm fioaton. ^M^diAwa Apidauding Aiwsewleiixtaesaw at raA waamaWd’riglrt satis OassirawaSnsan ! analogous to tos Nika Ajax.air e ooore much Mgher l^ s tosh toe defema mfoftla wiitoli; wa^flda baato w nfloinfl 1>F taw. -r i ' C h grm l" i 9^aliR>6!( BiraertF. wmqr m it the State in ttM nstieiial w atest Next North Vtatoamaae,” oaM'|eae gorvlee oew to nmnlag fllflf iwdk tt liiRRai'Bfl^ Fla. Iwtefax) iMurce. ' f (See Page Bi|fll); ayoarKflto'96%-;j{' • \ / f . . ) ■ / ! ' '

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PACT Tfjro HANCHESTEB EV13nN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN, THURSDAY, U A Y l^ - 19M 51 CofC to Cite ' FRESH CANDY MHS Students Inducted ■ i ' ‘.J ^ 1 T~^ -i Prize W inning WHITMAN, SOHBAFT Change Stolen Tolland County F M N irSC W E CANDY CUPBOARD <;TANLrV WAWNr B T o ^ A i d e s Sheinyrolil on Bridge By National Honor Society Gas Stations A f h a S i ARTHUR DRUe From Machines n y A U B E D 8HElNWOU> SOBth dealer Xn . solemn ceremonies last Icate. The ceremoides closed THCBSDAT SFBOIAI.1 T h e cleanest, most attractive STATEEX3 Tarpinian^s Hat in Ring To Meet on You get no bonus for playing Both S ides vuheritls with the audience Of parents, Sifly-two (loUlirs in- change night _ at MAhchester High service stations wlil be given . ■! rrr:‘:z i TZ^rtmr'UTiimm a taaod out to the end if you NORTH friends and students Joining in was reported stolen in breaks CUckM CoCMtOll School, the F.A. Verplanck merei^ take your sure titckB A singing the “Manchester Alma SAvards by the Chamber of ■tr lA ^dwiAM Orrs!! into two machines at the Ar­ For County Senate Scat W M lonW ing V.J9t with Spnghtoil and give up the reM. The ad- Chapter of the National Honor Mater.’’ Commerce at the end o f May, nold Palmer OoU Land on W. « KQ9 B n c SiM A n tnforwwl meeting o f the vantage of plajdng to the end _____ ♦ 97432^ $ 1 J 0 Society inducted 51 sophomores. The 18 senior, 7 Junior, and which is Clean-Up Month in NOTICE Middle Tpke. sometime Tues­ A tty. Ctaazlas a Taii^UUan ot comes from getting tricks that WEST EAST Juniors and seniors into Its * * * * * * * * Mansfield has announced he wiB board of dtrsotoni, the Ubrary 26 (probationary) aoi^m ore Mianch ester. day night. are not obvious. A 9 *1764 Complete LobfetdF ranks, raising the active mem­ seek the Democratic nomination Board and the Town Building inductees are: D. Lloyd Hobron, of the City LARRABEFS The operator of the business Opening lead — Aca of dia- V 7632 ^ Q104 Dinner bership at the school to 104. Beautiful (Committee of the ^ d police that $fiO was taken for state senator from the 36th . Committee baa been called for OAS7632 0 1054 Friday Only Seniors: Jane E. Barrera, Dlatrlct at the district conven­ May 34, to tUscuea a proposed « K 1 *Q 8 5 Dr. William Curtis', Man­ Linda N. Bayer, Carolyn Anne Chamber of Commerce recent­ BARBER SHOP (nom a cigarette machine and West took the ace o f diamondB BOfTTH New Low Frfce 62.95 chester’s superintendent of ly anncmnced that two awards la from a soda machine. Little tion in Stafford ^nlngs, June 9,000 square foot addhicm to Beaser, David B. Best, Sandra 15 PITKIN STREET Wbitod Memorial library, plus and Miifted to the seven of * AKQ1052 schools, gave the main address, will be given, one to a leased damage was done in breaking 16...... heaita. East coveted dummy’s Bettencourt, Kathleen Blake, The nomination is also being knpcovemeote to the codstlng ^ AK5 following an invocation by ^ e and another to an Independent into tile machines, police said. Jack with the queen, and O 1 Sandra Elizedjeth Chapin, Carol Bought by Atty. Edwin M. Le­ buildbig. ____Ifaltan- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor ■station, for the best effort to NOW OPEN ALSO took the ace. Boulh led out three « A 106 a ; Comber, Barbara H. Higbie. vitt, an Ellington Democrat, The meeting wBl be held at 8 Amerieaa Meals! of Emanuel Lutheran Church; beautify the station. 3 Daya A Week NO POUO IN 18 STATES top trumpB and theft tried the Sesth Wert North Eart _ Also, Joyce May Holland, who announced hia candidacy pm. in the MuntUpal Building 2 * Pass 2 NT Part and a welcome by A. I^ymond Twenty-five loca'I service'Na­ Th u r s ., f b l , s a t . NEW YORK — TVrenty-eight ace o f faearto. Robert Htigbes, Janice Keller- • OOBttlW April 14. Hearing Room. 3 * Pass 3 NT Fa» Fresh breads and pas­ Rogers, principal Of the high tions have been visited by the ONLY of the 60 states reported no When nothing delicious hap­ strass, Joseph Dlemond Loney, m DrugU m am f Tarpinlan is town counsd for Tbe proponed addition, of two 4 * All, PMs Bchool. Organ pnfliisic was pro­ committee to inform them of poliomyelitis cases in 1965. In pened on these trl<^. South led tries made daily. Gregory O. Moberg, Miriam Ra­ the town' of Hebron, and is a ftoons end a meemanlne, would vided by Miss Beverly A. Ves- the oonteet, and letters have W eC , M*y tstk ail the states, only 59 polio cas­ a trump in the hope that some­ Dally <{neatlon Feataring Daily l^cdals mos, Christine M. Riggott, Anita «X te TwiCtoainwiMbaMitc* member of the Mansfield Demo­ include a new flacade and would Fartaer opens wifli two spadea A s A lw i^ oo, senior and NHS member. Shoff and Barbara J. Rask. been sent to nine major oil com­ es were reported, a record low. cratic Town Committee, of body would lead a diamond. provide for entry on the west H iere was bo soth hack. Bast (tordng to game), and the next In a traditional candlelight Juniors: Jeanne N. Bessette, panies. which he waa chairman from Legal Beverages side of the building. took a trump knd a beait and player paasea. You hold: Spades ceremOhy before the presenta­ Elizabeth A. Bickley, Luanne ’The service station beautifi- 1960 to 1965. TEL. 649-6544 The entire cost of the oon- then got out with a tow dub. j . 74-4; Hearts, Q-IM; Dia­ tion of certificates to the new M. Heck, Raymond London, oat'ton program consists of the Bry Gleaning Tarpinian has said that Us stiuotlon would come from Bouth eventuaBy gave up two monds, lO d-t; Clnbe, Q-8-5; jdembers, NHS officers gave Warren Mosler, Susan Leslie following: Landscaping In front campaign will atresa the need Whiton Memorial Tiurt funds. dub tricks and wna therefore What do you say? brief talks on the qualifications Paihe and Kenneth A. Walker. and along side lines of the serv­ SPECIAL! for further aasiatance to educa­ DR Cl )R( At the request of' the li­ down two. Not a very sparkling Answer: Bid 2 NT. This neg­ tor membership. They included Sophomores: Margaret .^ert, ice station: regular cle*in-up, Extended for AND tion, “particularly the crucial brary Board, p. preHmlnary exhibition. ative reepwiee ebowe only that Bsnlors Dale MaOLean, presi­ Nancy Bailard, James" W. sweeping, grass-mowing and Limited Time Only! neoeasity .of a regional technical sketdi of the propoeed ad(b- Playa CSnba you have a very poor band. You a n s h b l d ' t , dent; Richard Bomberger, vice Becker. Ann EMzabeth Benson, removal of old tires and junk school for Tolland County, to be MANCHESTER CIVIC CHORALE tion has been drawn fay Joseph South should make the con­ can show your epade M^pport at 3LE;jirni!?ri7T^iLJ president; Stephen (Penny, treas­ Lynn M. Bcrnardl, Joseph L. oars,' and the use of travel located in Stafford.” A ttji caariw Tarpinian 8 Lbs. WITH SOLOISTS Hfrsch, a New Britain archi­ tract by forcing the cppoaenta your next turn. urer; and Marilyn Twomey, sec­ Czerwinski, Ruth Ellen Elses- tra.sh containers to be pro'vided He says be believes more em­ mantle law firm of Kuchanki tect, but no arcMtsct has been Copyright General Exclusive 1st Boa! by the Chamber of Commerce. Wednesday, May 35, 1966 — 8:16 PM. to yield an entry to dummy. NOW ON BBOADWAT retary and 1966 valedictorian. ser, John A. Frazier, Barbara Richard Bomberger lights candles symbolixing qualifications their topics, are Dale MacLean, “Scholarship;” Marilyn Manchester High School phasis must be placed on con­ and Tarpinian. ssslgTied formally. Features Oorp. servation, open space and the After taking the king of hearts After giving the National E. Gru'be, Sharon Gworek, for membership at start of induction ceremonies. Bomber-' Twomey, “Character,” amd Stephen Penny, “Leadership.” *1.50 Virtautas Marijosius, Conductor Fuss said that the sketches and three top trumps, South problem of . water pollution, and From 1965 to 1067, Tarpinian Honor Society Pledge to the Mark A. Jeske, Ctendace H. ger spoke on “Service.” Other officers, seated from left and (Herald photo by Oflara.) Art Exhibit by Hans Weiss was a apedal agent with the have been reviewed by the Li­ toould cash the ace of olUba and Replacement Time? Student Tickets Free has cited a need for “clean in­ new members, the officers pres- Johnson, Diane J. Johnson. Counter InteUigenoe Cknpe of brary Board end that it has ap­ then lead the ten of dube. ahted each with a pin and certif- Also, Ednvard Kedderling, Wil- Poly Available at: Boiler's Music Shop dustry in eastern Coimectiout.’’ proved them as to general lay­ 11am J. Kennedy, Linda Leon, of 60 stocks at noon was off .8 Treasury bonds were mosUy 5-Suit Deck Flop WASHING’rON — ’The Com­ Dubaldo's Music Center As a delegate to the recent ithe Department o f the Army. If Weat wins with the khig of merce Department estimates He kves on Circle Dr. wUh o u t clubs he may return a diamond III Janet Mosley, Judith R. Palm- at 327.2 -with industrials off .7, unchanged. Ward Music Co. Constitutional Convention, Tar­ CHICAGO — More than 60 that almost 25 miUlon U.S. Clean his wife and three children. to give dummy two tricks. B berg, Jane M. Perkins, Pam­ rails off .9 and utilities off .4. Chrysler also hfid a fraction­ pinlan served on the rules com­ million decks of playing cards homes have refrigerators over 178 SPRUCE S’TREET West returns a heait, dedsrer ela Pilkonds, Beverly Linda Pit­ The Dow Jones industrial av­ al gain but (Jenerol Motors was mittee. He is a director of the Franoo- 5 States Apple Leaders are sold annually in the United 10 years old. And an additional MANCHESTER gets a tinesee and an entry ney, Brian Rogers, Miriam erage at noon declined 1.28 to off about %. He is a 1951 graduate of the Amertcahdvic and Sodal Club Prices on the American Stock States. The five-suit deck, in­ 22 million homes’ ranges were (Across From Colonial TACOfMA, Wash.—Washing­ to dummy for the diamond . 2 ALFRED HITCHCOCK Schettler, Wendelin T. Smith, 894.16. University of Connecticut, with In WilUmantic, a member of Exchange declined in active troduced after World War II, purchased a decade or more Jilanor Apartments) ton, w4th 3i million bushels, was South loses only one clUb, one THRILLERS ^ Nancy Sodano and David Stri- Corporate bonds were un­ Hfif4oit fe imIIm bMuv •bdiA' major studies in political the Knights of Columbus in IN trading. was a dismal flop. ago. iiwimiiiiAMn—i Compar* at 3.Si Caterer” SLASHED TO $9.00 PAIR I 11 A JL to lO P.M. TUES. - SUN. WIDTHS FROM B thru D^^SIZES 3V2 to 6 CLOSED MONDAYS ARMSTRONG FLOOR 419 MAIN STREET— BELOW THE POST OFFICE 235 Mcnn 5tr60t NEXT TO PIZZA KING and DAIRY MART EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED— REFUNDS GIVEN FOR 60 DAYS 6 7 c FRIDAY FI$H SPECIAL ManchesfePi Conn* Cowman at • No noed to ro-de en tiro floor BNidi THRU . • Rooiovas block hoo arks efi4 C Ai S H O N LY scrotehos • Rowoxos tho spot at fiio some STORE OR FROM SHRIMP DINNER time FOR THIS SALE THE REAR IJniiilio Fuktaii Shrbm, Frmich Fries, Cole. Slaw, ISance and Dinner Red. „ . MANCHESTaPARKADfcMiOME TURNPROEWesr • OPW MONL THRU SAT. AJIi TO 9 P J i CAU. AldEAD 64MI176 "OIAR6E IT AT G^fel«>-WAY...TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! HOURS: 10:08 A.M. to <9:00 P.M. FRIDAY— 10:00 to 5:30 SATURDAY

f ' 0 ' \ ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 12,1966 j i \t3PA i6 B f o u r Directors in Cross Fire Tolland County Benefit Show evergreens Program Set Catholic Diocese Planning The program of "The Variety Town Delays Decision The Baby Has Show," wtfieh wiU he presented New Regional High School Friday, Ifay 20, lit fi pjn. «t a r b o r v i t a e , ...... Television BaUey Anditoztam, Siancbester ARBORVITAE, g l o b e , 18-24 ...... On Road to College A new regional Ctothollc hlg^ which ground will be broken in High Bcbool, has been onnounc- school is to be built in Rockville, the spring of 1968, will house f ir s t a n d e(L AT.T. QUAiiTnr "nie board of directors took no action last night on a in time to open ita doors to students from os far away os B e e n N a m ed ■me Show xiB benefit the n ic e l y s h a p e d 8. Main St. access road to the Community College cam­ area students in 1969. Stafford. MenCbester Aaioeiatioa tor the pus ^ te r a three-hour session, filled with th i^ tx a The school will be constructed Seventy per cent of all money H h iB cf Retarded ChUdren and Ml 8019 ^ BALDWIN RDs on church-owned land In the ootteerted In the development warning, a disclosure and impassioned pleas. fund oampoign this year will o u in , S k lm ten fOMpk m , son of Salvators Jr . and tlwDBaUI Manchuk Music Ibe threats were made by ------— quadrangle betwero RL 30, Bast BcbolarsMp Fund Tlcdtota will St., E. Main SL and Kingsbury be ollooaM tor the new high PtylHa ait"-si»| Ouffll, 163 Tolland St, Bast B^rtford. He CM) What's Hawr ; S-IO) Gi _ school. vfM bom April SS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IBs ma- (40) Damls. Xenoca M) Tha Iburth _ he sold a t tbs door. Ave. Pater Jem ^vi. Hews 8-10) X y Three ^ The ebow inehidea Jan et Peck, Flans for the school were an­ Msgr. Terence P. Finnegan, fffia i fram^paiwnts a n ’ Mr. and Mrs. MltcheB Andreakl, 178 (SO) Seahunt _8)JlpeaaieMary deeign?tton*tf the coordinator of the develop­ WUthvlesr Dr, South Windsor. IBs paternal grani4)areats (» ) Mavy FBm Larete (C) a toflt singer; KWbUe Thomas, nounced last night by Biriiop (U) Topper :enry Phyla (O ment fund, discussed with the a n Mr. a«& Mrs. Salratore Oarllll, Bast Hartford.' toe dancer; Debbie Ge.tiHieU, a G. T. LaBONNE Vincent J. Hines of Notwioh CM) Rodcr and Bia FHeadi »:m ( S-U) XOvlalovla ' necessary, d^te. weiss agreed with the Diocese, at. a meeting with workers the procedures to be • • • • • (M m News. Sporte. Weatt (18)T) I______tehsCrtriibaCrtpUon T V baton twirler, end Gary ToueU, (M) Sea Survival . suggeatlon. but the directors op- followed in vistttng OathoUc Tiadillln, a Jainea» son of Salvatore J. Jr. and Rita B h a^ Oingras, Ham Johnston, and ASSOCUTES, INC. The warning came from poaed i t priests and lay workers of the (40) Cheyenne Rockville district Diocesan De­ famiUeB for funds. IBomflia VendiUldk 67 Alton S t Ho was bom April 26 at Man- 10-2040) Buntley-Briiikler 9:80 ( 8-0040) Place Linda Ntideau, Tim Badger and OOTununlty College preeident Lowe said the 165,000 (100040) n a s ’s (Cl velopment FVnd. The i>urpose o f the 1966 fund ahester Msmorlal Bbspltal. Hia mhtemal grandparents an M) What’i Newt Carol Oomber, vocalists. Sing­ Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insuranc* liowo, wlio raid thftt ■whlcli tb6 bAd sHoewted is to build ■% solid financial ba­ lb . and Mrs. Salvaton RjRosella, 160 W. Center S t His Heads Guild (U) Newnbeat 10:00 ing groigis appearing are *m e Bishop'Hines said that three t) Walter CraeUto Agency an anticipated enrollment of 800 for construoUon of an aooeee regional Catholic High Schools sis tor the huge undertaking,” tsnnl giandpaniits^ana MX. and Mra Salvs VendrSlo Sr, Mrs. Richazd Jennings of 8) Neaaalie Questfanmdzlte," *m a Village coUege etudents would have to road wan pert o f a 8110,000 pOB- ,18) Life of Rfler will be built in Tolland and according to church offletris. 106S W. Middle 1 ^ . Tuesday 00) Ihls U Sliigen," *m e Penduhuns” end ^ housed In the high school, in pjemental appropriation. The Windham counties, to provide Other OathoMc school proj­ night waa installed president 8) Peter Jenninsi. News a double o ctet BRINGS YOU the event a S. Main SL access other |45.000, he said, could not ects now underway Include two . m gH , i M i s Marto, daughter of Joseph J . and Mary 8) litUeet Bobo “a Catholic high school educa­ of 8 t Bartholomew's Church 13O«M0) News. Weather (40) Sports Diane Aevestas and NHd As- road were not approved. b® released until the road was tion for all who desire iL” regional high schools in New M o r N i«ri, 40 Wagon Rd., CBaatonbury. She was bom April at a Holy Hour, conducted by (30) Xr. DMrIct Attomey veetos, sister Fanlsta, win play Rie dieclosure come from approved. S6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ 8) Tvrillght Zone The Rockville school, tor London County. the Rev Richard BoUea, at the M) Eti0l&h: nua. PaocT Gerkhwin’e ‘tUiapsody in Blue.” YANKEE General Manager Robert Weiss, He said Hm i. tf the 846,000 mother Is M «. John T. Prior Sr.. 105 Main S t Her paternal church. Father BoUea presided im Subscription JPV m e inogram also includes who said that an access road for renovatiima to the grandparents a n Mir. and Mira Joaeph 1«. Negri, New Britain, at the installation. Mrs. Jen­ 10) Wanted JtHm'Oetroot, accordionist; pat­ S. Main SL, near the Glas- site is not made available, the ■he haa a brother, Christopher, 2; and a sister, Beth Anne, 3. ■EB BATUBDAmi TV WBSE ittt ooMinuraB LOmira • • • « • nings succeeds Mrs. Ronald ty Asceto and [tee Aceto, ocro- WARM-UP TIME tontoury town line, would aid in college may have to hold U.S. W ar Deaths Last Week Gates. batto dancers; IlCerie Frazier, opening a portion of the town- closBes next Snu in Monriieiter Gottier, Jan e Aim, daughter of Robert C. and Joyce A native New Toiker, Mrs. modem dancer; Bd Goss, coun­ PRECEDING YANKEE BALLGAMES owned Globe Hollow land tor High Schori. Irving Cottier, 18 liberty St^ RockvUle. She was bom AprH Greater Than Vietnamese Jennings has lived in Manches­ try musio, and Bill Marceau, industrial use. Lowe said that, in that evenL 36 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grand­ ter six years. She has served Kevin Marceau, P at Rooney and WINF- 1230 ON YOUR DIAL (Continued from Page One) parents a n M ra Avis Adams, Vernon, and OoUn Irving, Radio find the pleas came from space would have to be found as chairman of ways and means John Von Dedi, Step dancers residents of the S. Main SL, tor approxiraetaly 800 etudents, Westfield, Maas. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and (TUs listing iaodnles only those news bnoCfeastB of tO or U Regiment wUoh bad racently planes flew 87 miseionB against and of the Christmas bazaar and bagidpen. Lakewood Circle, and Prospect- (the enroUmm^ to 300 a t pres­ the Oommunist North. _____ Mn. Ctaistlaa Gottier, Ellington. She has a sister, Laura, of the Guild. She is a member minute length. Some ptattona oeny other attorl aowacasts.)' moved into the area. Hackmatack Sts. areas, all of ent), office apooe would have South Vietnamese frogmen SM. of Our Lady of Unity Mothers WDBC—1889 8:80 Ken CMffln whom agreed that a road was to be provided for 25 additlon- American troops pkwghing • • » • « Circle and vice president of 6:00 Long Jolm Wadt combing the wreckage of the 8:00 D t^ RnUnaon needed, but that It should be al faculty members, room would through the Jungle poured fire Oamll. Patrlela Ana. daughter of Tbnothy and Ber­ Manchester Fine Art Associa­ 1:06 N«ws, Sign OK Viet Cong siqiply ship sunk off tha Trotter OarroO, 32 Cottage St., Rockville. She was bom constructed in aome area other have to be provided for added on a small enemy unit Wednes­ the Ca Mau peninsula ’Tuesday tion. WBCH—ei9 than theirSc parking, and fiaoUitiea would April 26 at S t Francis HospItaL Her paternal grandparents Other officers are Mrs. Jer­ 6:00 HarUonl Highlights Plugs Take Beating day afternoon, *md toward the night reported finding seven tons 7:00 News The board Instructed Weiss to have to be provided tor a stu­ an Mr. and Mn. Donald Oarroll, Magnolia, N.J. Her ma- ome Wahdi, first vice president; 8 .00 Gaslight FLINT, Mkh. Spark pluga in end of the day enemy fire grew of ammunition, grenades and temal grendparenta an Mr. and Mra. Clarence rotter. Pine The Manchester Shoe Box meet with country chib, com­ dent snack bar and other ac- mortar shells, os well as several Mrs. Henry Car^ second vice ito5p —i; autoimobdle enginro muot with­ Hin, N J. Sbe haa a brother, Robert, 8; and two alstera, Deb- munity coUege and state offi­ tlvtUes. stronger, indicating a larger heavy machine guns. Some SO president; Mrs. Domiiilck Ca- 6:00 Nerww stand pressures ranghfg up to In answer to a question, force. American artUlery fired la, 3, and Dcsma, 3. taldo, secretary and Mrs. Her­ 6:16 Disi 13 MANCHESTER. CONN. cials within a day or two, to tons of ammunition was bellved 6:66 Sporta 14 0 0 pounds per square loch, 57 EAST CENTER ST. work out an access choice which whether the college would have 1,600 shells into the Jungle and bert Stevenson, treaaurer. 6:00 News to have e)q;>laded when U.S. ■tegal, Joantfaaa Blark, aon of Stanley A. and Rlva temperatures from 4,000 , to would be agreeable to them and to accept 800 students in the advancing paratroopers found Committee chairmen are Mrs. 6:00 Dial 13 5,0(X> degrees Fahrenheit, |and ships and planes blew the coast­ irerttemn Sigal, 91 Mark Dr, Wapplng.. He wajt bom April 6:46 Lowell Thomoa to the town. event the high sriiool were used 14 dead insurgents and three al freighter opart. Henry Carr, program; Mrs. 6:66 Tanka vm. Twia$ the rfiock of up to 20,006 Witts weapons. 36 at M t SInat Hospital. IBs maternal grandparents are Mr. Francis Galaaso, membership; 9:40 Dial 10 If an acreement la reached in The low Vietnamese casual­ 10:00 News. Sign 0/t of electrical charges a t. raitea , , , Announces Their Firsf U an agreement la reached in available and Monsoon rains pelted the Jun­ and Mra Murray Kaufman, Hartford. His paternal grand- Mrs. Joseph Connors, St. Camil- tlme, the board will meet again ties last week indicated a con­ pannts ara Mr. and Mra Adolph Slgal, West Hartford. He W nC —1486 up to 8,500 a ndnuto. that, in his opinion, no one gle. lus; Mrs. Francis Boland, pub­ 6:00 Afterooon EkllUon on Tuesday night to choose, as should be turned away. tinued slowdown in government has a sistor, Chidr, 3%. licity; Mrs. C. J . CarroU, altar; 6:00 News Siioits. Weather several cf its members hinted, The Marines leumched two military operations which boa • • e • • 6:86 Amencana The meeting adjjOumed wMi new operations In the northern Mrs. Nicholas DeCesare, library 7:30 News of the World one of three possible access two iBianswered qiiestions which placed a larger share of. the hUTi asuM, chiiatina daughter of Edwin J. and Gcdl and Mrs. Paid Dougan, hospi­ 7:46 Joe Oaragiol* roads from 6 . Idain St., two part of South Viet Nam, sup­ den of fighting the war on Amer­ PhfflHpa Adama. 342 Center S t She was bom April 27 at Man- 7:60 Sing Along cropped up seweral times dur- ‘Mary, Mary’ Comes, to lUing School Auditorium ported by massive artillery and tality. 8:06 Pop concert Spring Shoe Sale pr^iosed meeting. ican and other allied troops. cheifter Memorial HoepltaL Her maternal grandparents an Mra. Edward Goss, outgoing 9:06 NIghtbeat air barrages. 11:00 News, Sports, Weather MAYTAG previously, and erne which waa Why wasn’t the quesrtton of Members of the cost of “Maiy, Ibry” fhee one of the amuring situations fhot, constantly Mr. and Mrs. Walter PhilUpa 117 Cooper IBU S t Her po- program chairman, presented 11:30 Art Johnson . . . over 400 pairs of fine quality women’s shoes In addition to the Haiphong tenal grandparents an Mr. and Mra. Edwin Adams, Benton proposed near the end of last ^ ^ occur in the fast moving comedy by Jeon K or. They are, front row, left to riigbL WUlls Gay new officers and oonunlttee WFOF—1419 night’s meeting. as Oscar Nelson, Nola Kleiza aa Tiffany Richards and Julian Brownsteln as Bob McKell- missile site, American targets In More Vi$it Fore$t$ S t Mia has two siatera, Kimberly, 6, and Patricia, 4. 6:00 George Brewer in high and mid-high heels are reduced to. campus settled when the deed North Viet Nam included Mid­ chairmen with oorangea The WASHERS The new proposal, which must for the Nike Sate was trans- away, and rear, Jayne Newirth as Mary McKellaway and Fred Blish IH os Dirk Winston. Guild presented gifts to Father ways, bridges, railroad tracks WASHINOTON — Recreation Peahaeker, KrlaUae Marla, daughter of Stefan and be checked to determine the ferred to the steito and when The show, presented by the Little Theater of Manchester, Inc., opens tonight at 8:30 at BoUea, Mrs.- Gates imd Mrs. niing Junior High School Auditorium and continues tomorrow and Saturday evenings at the end storage depots. vialta to the national toresta rose Mary Ann Phillips Penhacker, 126 Oakland S t She was bom JenningB. avatlability of a right-of-way, an agreement woe signed? ’The road through the Mu Gla from 134 mlUlcn in 1964 to an AprH 27 at Mandiester Memorial Hoepital. Her paternal wide enough, come from W ar- 2. Who recommended the flg- same time. Tickets are available for tonight and tomorrow night’s performatices. Saturday . Refreshments were served by DRYERS night is a complete sellouL Philip Burgess Sr. is director of the play. (Herald photo by pass, a gateway to the Ho Chi uoprooodented 147 mlUion test grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Penhacker, 170 Green a boepitality committete. a pair ren Howland, a member of the ure of $66,000 tor an access Mlnh trail, was reported cut in year. Ciampgrounde, picnic Bd. She has a brother, Stefan V , 2. country clUb's Board of Cover- road and at whose suggestion Ofiara.) • • • • s three pieces. U.S. {dlota haw re­ areas and oMier facllUlea were SHERIFF TOO LATE Cosm etics 9.98 nors. was It tied in with the $110,- peatedly reported blocking the expanded to ocoommodato 419,- DGtalla, Mary EUcabetti, daughter of Terry M. and MONROE, N.C. (AP) — R.C. , <. the country’s leading brands normally selling at S17.00 to $25.00 a pair Howland proposed that the 000 supplemental state grant? South Windsor pass, but the Communists have 179 people at one time — about .Calherine Caprilozzi DTtalla, 474 E. Middle Tpke. She was Austin was oiwakened about 4 IT’S NORMAN’S access road might start at S. ------always reopened tt quickly. U.8. 80,000 more than previouely. bom April 27 at Mandiester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ a.m. one morning recently by . . . PLUS a large group of flats at only $4.99 .Main 9t. cmd S. Lakewood Cir­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mha Martin Capriloazi, 39 the slamming of his back door. cle, then to skirt the spillway Coventry Iforttafleld S t Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. l''(ir Thr Uj "*! Ih'ill XFree Paridng in Rear pf Store) of the Reservoir, and to meet Class Leaders Named He said he rushed to the back Liggeffs lUlil l lii' Ik Nl SiTvIl-*' Joseph Dltalla, R t 44A, Bolton. She hu a brother, Michael, door, where he saw the thief’s Che rood which had been pro­ OPEN DAILY, MONDAY thru SATURDAY—9 till« Kevin Ravlin, Bradford R. Myrick has been ceived roccgnltlon from the shoes outside the door. At The Parkade M l »l \I(TI OtU) in* posed, to start from south of named the valedictorian and National Honor Society and a OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS till 9 268 S. Main St., and then on But while he telephoned the MANCHESTER M \ M HTMTl.lt H it by Auto, Karen Ann Bather the saluta- letter of commendation from Oonnler, Marteoe Bva, daughter of Edward D. and sheriff the thief returned and to the college. QaB Fullerton Oormler, 28 Scott I>r. She was bom April 27 torian for the class of 1966, high the National Merit Scholarship at Maacheoter Memorial HCqiitaL Her maternal grandfather got hia shoes, Austin said. The route, Howland said, Resting Well school principal Fred J. Carulo I>rogram. would avoid any land leased to has announced. Myrick plans to attend the Is DonaM Fullerton, Madawaska, Mklna Her paternal graod- Kevin Rovlln, 14, m purchases asf^ ident; and Alfred P. Wertmer bom April 28 at Manchester MenuMrial Hoepital. Her mo- b o ^ of i^ to rs before the Ink of the Jarvis Agency, secretary- tstnod grandparents ore MT. and Mrs. Reginald G. Locount, ^ . ABOO with 20 qt. 8-8 bowl, 8” flat treasurer. W eitoer was elected WeUedey, Maos. Her paternal grandparents ore Mr.' and Mhk to hie seventh consecutive term. LEGSIZE Hieve Deentisseeut, Bast Harttord. frornr. the G ^ntou^ tovm line beater and D wlra whip;^ House in Order The association voted to do­ STOCKINGS wouM require a shortening of ^ nate $250 to the Mancheeter Obrtio, John Botrlek, son of Leroy C. n and Marjorie ? 0 0 f the 4th hole, the moving of the S-S ” Ylwmeosej CUills, O estridge Dr., Vernon. He was bora April 16th hole, and the relocation of ^ . .. Scholarship (Foundation and . The university said its pur- 38 at Ifanehester Memorial Hoqfital. His maternal grandpor; me the 14th hole, "all too expensive ..JSZL $100 to the Manchester Public Save now on Bell-Sharmeer Seamed and ante ora Mr. and Mra. Tbemas H. Hennessey Jr„ Warwick, to accomnllah.” chasing department almply Ubrarles. The latter donation 0»e voucher tor 'Tnia- has been made annually for the RX His potemal graafqiorenta ore Mr. and Mra. L

B o ltcm batt.Jeqs.MUefiiig iMi* t,. tta atrofta'aa ttay d(K TMr:aafta th ^ Frieda Hrodsky testified tha* .8 , LQUIS-;'Vi^ ^ tttty , tta AihatfoBni. ‘beeaiw ^they Connecticut Yanhee tte lirat rita k n ^ of the matter loss th lttrmer ttod ooimhuhity h*0o untortMietttir ‘bean aHa‘ jtd M l ,C6. - - - Drivers Dod^e and Detour Mark wha' when BiWSIky introduced, an ta?te 1* thanaaiaaa to' the nHdat' eic > V ifi^ B y A .H .O . BaMtath to -hta’ tta hto wife. giiMed.oUb of'eJi^lttwKaT' About tton arMdi aptoat t aaa- aaaaw to r aiiiit Brodslqr ’ iriU''bb switenced |603,^ juntoultuml-'.tresearchers ttalrpwaioca. v ■* toUdbntol that. In s ^ bf^tto While Crews Repair Roads May Sales |toy.3T. The taAKl®®®® penalty Wo h a tt ]i0«r dtotricti errt*^ there for bigamy .ta .ftve years’ im*. Noittea«ern gbOh faeunga dra m tqtti ito i^ |wp* unUioroutt intemrittmt ^ras a two to 4me dkg'd'*^ *® 'ReMdente of the ceuter of one is welcome, pro-vlded- a d4«b. (Coattaned Yrorii Faitt Die) .piiaotwiei^. )Veirt«rn' Ji6wa, ulatloia arbeh t t t troops 4)g aaottfr. watch on the progreaa of the popalation, wM4to ended Up. glv- Bolton trying to get out of made- 'with a dairy product is poathr. are quartered aoioag than. S i^ •hue man-one vote” state legla- M aome men only half a -VUte* town quickly might be expeil- contributed. Dessert ^ . be pro -. 10 days of tto® toutotta age^ ra* foeHnga grow ahaiper and mora pratt* latfva i4en>iw»i lliiiiiiieut 1® neigh- Over in IttM e laland^ the to* endng moments of panic these vlded by -the Grange. Awards - garded as a .prime indicator of p»Hpg Rhode - Island, and tta apportionment procedure • was aot only whether tigte buyliog lent K ttato to aiqr' aodplttto^atnailg days. One egress is completely,-wiU be toude-to (xmtestanto to- nish is going to ttp p tt, but litar tough outlines .of the story there Initiated in a way many peiiple blocked by the town raed crew,. a dnsamaking contest, -j iMVYmsdN & te y p f p A9;:, tta paoidaof a country, that ttc'tiwopa ehouM be of aome casnal Inter- big it is golngto he. og -anottar power are flghttog 'fbr Hia* thought ahbuld have betn tried and another is partiaRy barri- - sf AM WINS - - “SSBrirassr. eat to those who were crHlcal In Connecticut A Conatittttibnal Activity of'lhk auto industry ooM wbi4di aia not totally tte n«M«a of Ooameeticut reapportionment ceded by 'state* maintenance hUtaf Oil defeated Briton- determines, to. a 'large'-extent, CSonventl4m''waa- electeor cnicQiJu advance that eaMi party should his signature. tous sides of other town roads. Truck Swen^es^ • V- *lft' Ito kind of accident, with Americans the May 1-10 ,i>eriod, daily rate have exactly half the delegates. Governor Chafes vetoed the So Birch Mountain Ext. is of 6,304 autos. , ahootlng at AmeHcana' in the sama This Ctenatltutlonal ConvenUon reapportionment Mils sent to temporarily out of bounds to Loses Its Loadi — 1 pi> . street. Men who are uncettsin of them* Frey said fV>rd boos.ted sal*® then-rewrote the state Consti­ him, on the basis that the dis­ everyone but the road crew, and from Jan. 1 ttrough May 10 to sairee, nrteerteln 4fg their friendt,. and tution so that the reapportion­ trict lines were grotesquely the black files, which seem to Driyer Charged 760,065 cars cbjrt'pared With T88,* imeertain of their fltuation a n men ment plan previously adopted be thri-ving on the overturned. dra-wn, and so drawn in an ob­ A'Massachusetts truck driver, 136 in the same'period last year. being automatlc^y traln ^ add harden­ by the Legislature would fit vious effort to go as fbr aa pos­ dirt. He added tfuek sales, which Into it, and the new Constltu- 1 'When the work is completed, was arrested yesterday pioming n Smile^ aim ^ Certifwttte ed, to iluiot up ey ery t^g in aight, and sible to protect the present as -a result of an accident that generally had .not been affected then ask qunstioUa., Ibis to a war which, thia was then aubmltted to the eeats of present me4aQben of the a dri-yer ■will be able to nego- Manchester 'B l^ -Sttbri soJitawwM’® Elizabeth Cone basks g l^ of ,Gt>4^,John Demp­ by the auto doivntum, were up m tfM ajr, U V4)terB, of the state for their tiate -toe short piece of curving t i ^ . up -traffic pn the - Wilbur sey’s famous as ^ e y look over the certificate of merit.WQh by Miss Otte. third place 16 per cent o'ver last year. . 4to both sides, -has developed; a great Legislature. roa,d ,-without wondering if the Cross Highway, poM bhgiik pontem]^ fOr the Hvea of the adoption or reJe<5tlon by refer- The Governor’s vetoes were state winner in the 19W ^ r e the HandlcappM'Fjai*®*' Contest; A t'rig h t, is Oie girl’s w a ­ endmn, this process culminat­ car coming the other way is Richard P. Coy, 40, of North ning entry. Which Also cash award., TOe*^ttttor made the presentations to innioeent 4dvUiana among whom it haa to overridden, and so Rhode Island staying to its side of the path. Wilmington was charged with ; Eir«i Orfitai Aw'ConfvMd ing auoCeaafuIly for the new has reappoirtioned itself. state wiimers at a htottetti^esferday at jS^IRtatleK OthH -gutota were MH Public Records. be fought I t to tljat peculiar kind of Oonirtitution last December, and He’ll know, because he can see. failure to drive right after, .a art teacher IfiBto Beverljf wbtoniens and Rogers. Mitt Cone, v^ose ' T Whereas in Connecticut the ■ The state crew Is replacing a plaUonn truck he was driving. r The oldMt and moat >.«aiwlst«ak trap war, and what h*n>anad in Saigon 'tta the federal Judges who had been entry took first place In’-'we .ittal poster (xmtekt '.lut'-iironth,. la the’ daughter .dC Mr.' atoi >M1| dominant theme of leapporUon- ■ad old corrupted culvert uri-» knocked dovim five highway Warrantee Deed ' 4 man #a. ktiO|ir In wttJlra la ttiat 'fcy otter morning may have been telUng ua riding herd on the procedure ment was a protection of the Mrs. Everett. Cone of 19‘T$rumbuU S t (H eih)d-ph^ Robert P. Maler to ytteph B.' . .irt{ that to particutol-, along with ita gan* declaring themselves satisfied a der Bolton Center Rd. With "a fence poste early in the mopn- • 1 ' ■ v’*-‘^ ■ 'g' i » .'*,sS 4 Mdi thk' oHalaa ttap tM r «Mv«l respective positions of the two new cement one. This work ing. No injuries were reported, Pacheco, property--ttf Gbapel >hrl aral maaaagp that all war invOlvea aoma few weeks later. state parties as whole parties, I ■ * ' St. / ■ •ortti to «0in6id« with tfaa ptak hod only canees temporary slov^g State Trooper Robert Heath- Hartford Electric- H ^ t ’ Co.^’sceitfects onredrcaiion-and nearby '•tail Mofe i« eat nuclear'.exploiripn to tta t itwaia de* fair .chance in the biennial elec­ standards do not . negate, of weekend. Twelve girls from cargo of stainless steel Water______Resources (Commission Is ; 'BONN :—. .Germans fmed 'rage at 461 'Woodbridge St., course, the great amount of po- pense. . iK of 5100. ’ on ritid last year,'Blrtatt;.cprtttm^on ttons to dwelling at 48 Nr Elm A day-or tmtti'r'dar­ St., $1,000. \ ah the traeit tlw ji^ 'M bagla to Scoutrnaster "Warren Potter, cofnpeny be required to run Us -'/on need 'oiiiy tvMce In planned a tta tt oo appoitlonment sMieme and im­ ferent ways o t weighting the TTevor Jones and Ronald Far­ Manchester June 6. cut River at Middletown. kling wine^yfotaJed 14S' raiiBUon Robert Conboy, fence at 508 ..iiid that wdl iwi'dha'.aBd of ttja one man one vote principle as it Director William S. Wise arid lines under the river. bottles. , ■Vernon St., $850, te'ilj : gliat atUtto^ pltdU^tf '-tiia a p ^ . Mnhha betoga..' OogRteay The ArtM plementation of the one man ris, camped Saturday and Sun­ one vote priMple waa merely a is put into operation in the in- day at the scout camp off Rt, ; -~h.t the hearing in the Hall of Although Wise's statement la 'each toatonce, the a tto ^ was de* 1 8 M illio n ^ o r t h $ 3 0 0 the House at the Capitol Wednee- limited the commission’s con- I n h t . la Itaa .wi^ It If,yaan« , WOODCUT BY MANCHESTER'S DA'VID HAYES necessary Incidental — so very dividual states. 6. Potter said the weekend was ISLE(Sl e TAKEN 17 TIMES BRODSKY CONVICIED T hyiB ^’by 'mendwiii the WUto. race ./CAa s t r ie s Lucia — BRHXIEPORT (AP)—A: Supe­ ; Ilda.'sidTtttM/oiliedia^^^^ th» •Must terrific—vou couldn’Lhave „I^NDON — The 18.4 million day night that the commission cem to economic and naviga- C , st. st. >la| o n '.p t^ f were of the yellow lath. Lucia, in the Caribbean, htu! rior Court jury .convicted Philip fata jalU^ woii^ihi^ qorhial tor asked for a better bunch ’’ “ wltbns whose worth averages is concerned only with the effect tlonai considerations, Julian p< (nh .iOyar atooe, tha white' ipaople Who Among the joint activities ®®”'^ ”^®'^ traffic and use and de- Roseribt^, representing changed, hands 17 times l^tween Brodsky, 47, of Stamford, of Wg* Mak htite abowlifif'aB' tha’'a^dB t' aM tuo| didlthto hava'heen botherql by a tlwo* were skill and nature contests] to tal], wealth, but velopment of nearby uriands. Ooraiecticut Valley Action^ Com- Great Britain and FVtu^e. ^ e amy Wednttday, iound Uto hod'.tiaa^dia a tn cMaaif. 'Aa maka \q> *87.9 per cent of the ^ (e said the:«omttiseion: bad mlttee, said the commission lelan'd now iS'a BrlUrii;posaes- Brodsky s^d he rori jjhay atayad dboad^ day -a(fear day, tM ratlcal piobkan. IVbat would they have a scavenger hunt and iC camp^ doaib With tttlr flrai nbclew'waaipens If Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Open Foru] popidation..' received 297 ittera about the flhoulid also consideptte possible .eioh. Mexican dlvmrce frCih'hta first '■'oh driok bagM to ‘ raiMt Jtw^ hd ax* fire at which skits were pr^ they, had. been, developed in time for uaa sented by both troops. areaaOd Mb quandow quaadary ovar aad Robert R. Novak against wMte peoftt idty, targets? There has been no ftollawup ..A meat loaf dinner, was arar and orar.. la: aoog’ (Mh- pardua - *Z(Mring a MetgkMy* served by (he girls Sa'turday ^ear the laggard apida traaa.'. . ,. gtoer ataea, tta yellow-psqple'of tha Report by this department. When they inhrto' have been ariklng thamsalvas tta Tto the JSMtor, an asked for s<»ne zoning en­ night, and a barbecued .cbipkm ; Then, on oocaaioii raportatt, Mit aot dinner .by the-boys Sunday. The aaine quastton. ^ - W-ASHENOaON—Hums the Ne^ttlli^asa, bad a natioitol' •ertive government and satisfy Since we are in the midst of forcement, we a n informed that |o (hr docnatanM, hf we!n wasting our time, it’s a girls pitched their camp pear |ha orlola garo' eapreefMtt/ to'^A^ eoii> We nmy auapaet tlwt tto same toad* natl4toal security, sppatotus ot aeaeniMy been- in exlet4mce ' a -tha veridos toctlona o t Bud- a worthwhile endeavor to pre- the . lodge, and the boys set up tta govemmMit early last au­ month ago -when- tiie Buddhist dhjMs,, CatboHos, the military “Round RoWn’’ type situation fuaad’-fnutratloB-hr i^tMg'pdach traaa aMMp wMeb hanUy lu^tttod t4> 4liojg 'servo and maintain our beauti­ «amp on the othep side tlw tumn, a project .was started*- campaign against Prime .Min­ awl 4]ijher segments of that un- ful, tsIeantKHnmunity, I feel that and them is no -way to alleviate W d i w«ra in blooBii. (My; :^a^ltaM ha the atomio boniha -on. Rirottkna, \and it permanently. If this Is true, pond. then, for„efnitoa8to..on Magoiaki, would ttsh'. toM aaUe—with deep tm- ister Ky begad, it wiqtgld-ha'TO luqgpy qountiy* Ihoew not satis- the,.townspeople should be In- -The ^ying Eagle pa^iri‘'w ^ (ound that the paadt-Uoaaqibu' fifpkraBt- ttitt^heoa for: the war; to 'Viet provUad a tor imma '-tt^Mly (IM :'ara.'''aitt''’b»'. tokb.'.to tha then th en should be a reap­ also have reached a qidto-apeady do* fo jm tt of. a deplorable Mtua- ttajli< ^ t pttrri (or^ih'e’iAWWr’ ly. did not attraot the paiiloOUr Inaaota Mtoin,. forum 'o t ' protoat tiuia- tha attoato 'to dwiidhsfraiiOHB, er tion that lias existed for yctos. praisal of the duties and (unc­ Melon to bum up two comiparablo 4ilttoa tions of this office. Sunly th en Bttause of tile town merijng |o which his appia tiaa dlat had^aoeua- .itaa project was a major.efr streets of Saigon. And to tiuit worw^ - ' TtaU' toltuatton has -become to- Monday the .troop -will not lomad Mm th r m ^ ah the Bprtagf o( Ma in Qetmany. feitt to damberatiae the South event,' top ofltototo here bb- - 'UB. to atHcOy Bmit* tMerahle as a result of the must be someone in this (im ­ Vtetnaniase government Aa munity vested with authority to meet, but wiU ha've... its laat |tfe, he would kahok off the whdla bIoa> But we, ean never prove it. Ileve, Americana would better ed;ta whM It can do. Waafalng- tn g lo fatal accident last Thurs­ troop meeting of the year Mi^, put togalhMr'by 'tonicr ofticiala understand such protests.- toh itatattd otoy A top' boiira day. enforce zoning la-ws, otherwise, potential aot and ah; and” ftbig.lt Tberefora, until we can om Mlv to* any and all zoning regulations 38. wantonly to the ground. to Itaa WMte Hbus* a»d State In' the opiMoh of oMclal notofta'tt;'^*- dtotaaaal of.Ott* Ttae tdiarred remains of the clear weaponry aafa under aons t o ^ popaHaukSt, the object of the 'It^.W M cIi aat''tog,.'ltaa 4guiHeBt are a mockery. Public Rettrds 'WUablhgtiMi, the moet 4kimag- trucks vrars towed to Oiarlie's Warrantee deeds riled in the I Wa t ^ such talas aadlTt'and^ Witt totloito lock and key, the maiphart'tf pUm was to huriy -freis elec- tog atoMct of. the pOhtieal' tu- <»««#;. :lto^. tiae the ngielear weito>>i dgdtoat otter eccutltiieat aasemhly and 'the been ita entodn of popular-siip- not a poUttciaa. JUl tfwt Am- Goneequeiitly, hundreds of peo­ portion of the town’s, revenue, people wiS atwaya have tta fateful ^ * eteetten of a natibinel aiMembly. basaador' JOehry . Osbot Lodge -we should be entiUM to an Jr, to E. Thomas and Deborah fra can tMnk la that if.‘an oslola,. with pcMt of the vmr .ta the United ple, 'even entire families have B. MIcKinney, lot in Knollwood; W Ms built>in. notmally fanlUeas In* paetatlon. that aoma day aome yagow Hostover, the project was Statea. Even though the pOHtt- 4»n do to to miako sure that Ky bett- attracted to this grisly answer to a simple question. put In. C4M ataragei At that E..Thomas and (Deborah B. MO* stlnetf, can allow hhnaatf to gat so. eon« race nation will- return the gitoly com­ cal oriria has now aimmeted to . *^eri1bto taqirOBsed’* (hi ttie spectacle like buzzards to a car- Why haa this situation been al­ ttto President Johnaon’e ad- down, there is a -vague graaa wprds of o United sent to' Town. M wager Weiss Beverly A. We/bb to Da-vld N, . Mma to the ground bacauae ha cant sidewalk so. pedple could expe- B KM> toeludlng soMal recon- aacriflee of lAmettoan bkrod to A States (ike were 'hie 4gonnnenta (hto their desire to -view this and to the Beautification Com­ and Judith S; Speere, property any apple traef in Mobm, then, aura* lU s Fur On InqpeeGoa . abiMitlah and nfonn—a pro* tgreasure to Viet Nato is totaSy eboift ata;tt)g IH bttlee ftt en- tragic mess. The police were mittee of the Cham-ber of Com­ (m Webster La.; R. K and Elsie iMra is excuse for an tta rapt eg tia, Ito tt to. .woo peasants .in the unapprectoted by the Vietna­ other year),, summonM to block this side­ merce since they have riiown a M. Jones to ILucien Birodeur, lot ^tchiding progeasional waaU^on^en and ■Merlat home oom os at a jfm* If .itaat .politicel retonn pitaJect Trailer tmeke have been park­ attractive community. . Jr., property ^ ' v insure clean, daeant, aatt nousihg (or to apply itself to simigRane- A 'TttttsKt for Todqr variance to use an A zone lot Area 'Weather ; qualy, while atiS fighting a are now seMdng to avoM Amei^ for t t a purpose of parking this lette, property on Brookfield ' *‘lhaae tMngia - t e n ^ M araiy war.** altItoMSaena. \ ; I kttas. ' tontattiM ito too Vtoncheatac riatioifs vehicular "flotasm and Rd.; Lawrence A. Converse Jr. Iba fedarM gotonitt^^ ^ven tta gtowtttS a t the . same . \ftonKil of Ctantdiea-A WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — h **K waa an aoddattt.'^Xt'hfd Hotting tim a -PaottlbatloR wpa. gtoca T at mOltoiy sgocesSee; -whfia Jetsaih" was rejected by the Connecticut is in for anetter to John F, and Phyllla €; Daly, fo do Witt t h a ^ l a i ^ of tta^^^^ Mly fair warning that Ita BouMog Code one etoenUal p att ot- the Viet %>ning Board Appeals. De­ spell of cool, wet weather. lot in iCnollwood;'Blriten:Mafau- m -;lt. preaenUy bjpettM^to- not up to top pHtolty, and political re- V ''tagr tiiiee tMnge to the worU [ Thoaa aia'; typhad r whfrica 'among (ostt was put on the ..baMc Hsm eqiiatKni; ceriataito oaattit spite this, the station’s proprte- ’The U.S. Weather B unau says tactaring Co. to John J, Krolis ataqdard-Hnd that uilaaay things Im­ aolve the whole ptoUipi* ' preedryed: By truth, by Juattee, and Cooper Industries, property JUiuerlnhia who are dlatiuijhed and an* buttw .' tiw t t * ^*®^®ad‘ to use this it will continue to be unseason­ prove Vederal funda to^tto «t|ty may to ean pSMsllleaitton-toiiS racMastruc- '■ and by pesce.” (Mlahaali, aay- lot pius"ttq)andiii(g to -other re­ ably cool for the next few days. off Rt. 6 and 44A; Norman L; ' ' H. by'^tha . Mndv^fd ..wtastippha Xa-Mmlilght, toP.gWfnuatot 1 18 LtGSIZE ' ■' til .in. Jeopardy. '. 4g(fi4!lala .new «o*>h* pCKtipM ; tntt of the Fathers : .) stricted lota to the rear. In­ A storm center now over HU* Beane to Joseph F. and Joan P. took ovWr one dg^tlto ihaln atraefa But Washington hawfjhaeta dfUbarate* ataMRty qmgog th e ' varitoa ; ' Itoiilh, Justice-and-peaoa-aro numerable cans by tte am . ns- Riaftate, preperiy on Birch Moun- <>B^'>toa' der, pd spdat tortioUke u d no ties to . chaimel complainto of Tho eelectmen ■Will meet to- t-OOf afttoi alitoihl b jtts'b ett put jon oomtauBU estaMtotiinewt ' can damp weather. Witt awmaln bnaln^'og tke -day^ - axchida. alngle^taniillir .'^rafUanoaa.. Bgft toftott* *n>a -price .'Of diraeted the ittat- 'a n ^ ’iuiig this nature,, have afforded no A few light sprinkles are Uke* ntMTow at'T p.in, 'The regular r n there to nothtog in any^- tte raitoa-* -derived the Matt btowato* - ' loag aidura when them are sfadi fom&rrowi M ay 13 I Wm moat ol lia, audh-remarfca jwr* ttia erinr .to JiMgment is tiia . permanent Bohitlon. The area ly to develop this morning, the monthly voter^naking eession- tiona' quoted to date ttht-roqidres auui* 4 Pesefantoto b M aw attattlaan sdwmt' fio4n.-lhe.'taPtatoi'4]f total' toay be Me4gred of wrecks, k t m ' the sad aaTvica aafpaftad eg then, gositiBi|M . .p^tteal tnnnoO weather bureau says, but more wQl be held from 6 to 8 p tt. in ■'rifl datory maaa tafpoetlfli8»'or . th rt dio- Uatoimihlag UR. better ttah oo» dbas^Kiii Vta -and.'riatintak • Jitoka, wraoken, oU trucks, etc. the topwn offices. andanahte us to' difmlsf tbo'inMdant to hhk nseneus, ^wim xiUmBf rignilioant rainfall ta expected thflf SaMiday, May 2 / -' to taleo too or wtot tto dilsattt -ttaittlto •tor' -Ptoaldaht' (or. a few;:daya, then it reverts to hold Off until this aftemoon ■ Grange S4tapei‘ pM rsar'i^ ourmtiids.' ,:/.Ttai)|(to'Btok'jPHlaea '• ed who makea such toto*aUto>*‘ . held. wm..yleW':tettT«epttittt' ' to ito.aeoiMtiimed .disarray. and tonlghCx Briton Grange will eervo-'m- ; JuBt' lKMr reaUy in^ioctant Is it, gfter Under a wpll-ostahn|htt' ind H ABfacialdtbe qnlek-.- dairy supper tomorrow at 6:4S ”-'.rL fO,' .ttmt piHaloHfriokon;.' tH ggnv^^ ally, anototed p r t o ^ to ltar|dfin. tto ly stated, tlito hdoptkm of the ■t the Community Hall. Every- ’ .11 poUttoal rstona six months ago -kinntcaa.mea M hntfiiaim .sfai1Sfd,by . R aaltt OfBcar to tta | panto aattortoad $130 How SiaS peir vti tb nilBlto'toai^Uan ogjtogtottonw WMdd have'' carried iM Iron- • 7 i Vifjtoa^'bontt bjsk'tt^ttalr-stnet, 4nid gitanBty agMnat the- po- IbouM take to ahool^. at.aach; otter, d t o ^ .tod su4di Inspaotian haa' gan* ’RiBiahr $135 ,V., lod orally 'bdefa made only eause or bn Utleal 4tito*toai this apitag in up' a htadad' hua^.M the atnait, ootoph&ht Ibis power haa been’ Vttta Vlat Itaitt. todeed, (here la no • • N o b $ l i S 6 p««r ■toil bbl a UA.Navy ^"iirttt mfdUne Mpatonid and never atMiaed-^ma aanhftre'peotocUon agataat p4>* HpMr,$L6 3 .0 ir: ' .iflre, and old up hfllingraix imtooent 'i«|; ruddants to o are protoatlng Ijtiekl opp4irtunlata oka the Trade-in ■ mr and wounding ei|ht Aidar- ftoo;'og tofpaction. powera were Vlatnamasa • Buddhist, lisidirs. ' ,, -»• -/. - • * .-■■ ■ ■■■* "-'ter and 31 matnaraada^r t ^ vy m hwara that It axtotod. sewing Poir % time onjjr you cNU'^ve on B€Jle-“ f TtexMa, admittaiuy.' B ^ -ia'K l o ^ r iii the aiiaa a4tatontotratl«i> - mnnte yoa depodt iT'-Dow It' fa^Ijr rdato ^ta (Matt {gbvetotobt. wMtt. H $ ra td naachine Shantattar-lWaed nylons. hMdameatal? fmt" thto power must be extended, Ctty vantages of 4 ^ onc^si^y,^ oppoptaudty |tiul-eiu(S^ Hen,'net WaaMngtan,' haa advanead tta Our IdirtihiH la MMjr to^baeona,, ait plan to craato a now poHUeai post .'and of beautiful etockiiurK a t special'«al%> mmnant,'one og-pawing tta'm atter priced, S«^t:your favorite styles'in your own per-au 'to* give 'the holder of that post the pow­ -ES/Yean'A|^,. ln(^eltlifii4 ’8oma ooupneat like ode .og er. a t -taapectioa that is. prea’antly told SALE Bonal-'leB'-rizeii widch began 'ttia diacnaaiao. 4»ily by vtto Baaitt OCttoer. Iba Mayor, Local wholeaala and lataR TicrntMUlou.s v;iiues! -4 timta If fear. But are might try. to amdom for' a nbt Itotovbkipntot cgflMIte toa j^ad (tood dsaton to be briatad on the I' Modeiz I gw 'mOra‘ aeilooa and: ittpiaeaant mo* in.toaato anew burea«ntoey-bjr.x«vitog beaaftta of tha naw Kainp Bian I gents, ;o»taln • alternatlvda. It chUld .tp. tto,^top*lag_poda: . , tar diatribottoa of awplha ona* ■ -V ‘ ‘ ' - I ...... ' ' to Waaihiagton ibodltlae.- Phi iilitlLTwigebti»4ln^ iiug easmSeaBott onMb9 js.'.. --V' ..^-noi I igpad.;oauld i t not, that ttia-waa not O ttr 800 paaaiait at beaqaet • BIwY for short, dlstri I Boaaaamy a true abeldaMt, but, to tta w«4fld ba Just ,aa happy Jf Mbildan- or* ::«r gantosd the Houatog Ctode to toabb to- fiiltomHiig fifth aanlvMaaiy of legs; risesj ^ 4 ntxag^.n tog^.rasidt ^'ttis Ingiodi* apeetlott of slngto-CattSy mstdancaa With tta .Otaa^ttt CtoitaaUl Sootott - i.t- .. f I Its og the aUuationt .1 thb'Bealth .iddCleer. Ifba w o ^ ' aatlMpato Mto*8(toAIMMCMh>'^ IN BAN6« Tl^kw eaB^,. k>k at ill- /vnty wan o n Amdttoaa-aaUtuy 'p^^ n a japtoark; iltbni natlaau o f f ic e If Y M jm BKr lam COT&rrio0iij 6(»fimt ,, MOIMTE f(^ avera^cw 1 BO, aadr hayopd-tiiat,* Amertefn' attl* tta proppood Ho4istac Code. Administra­ ; 1 G Yttfts A ^ SINGER . leaps, sizes 8^*11^ ^ t 4 m laodag but og fiotd wtndowf and' to r watv SOtogHdaSd to tto m4gito 'ap* ..LaailscB- 'ad 'wtantag^atoito -la.. ;&i ■ I 1 (lag ttalie xavolaata into tta Mroota,- jpppttotil pfMtkn of .wBwIntoitogUva.aio* toa ;]toto 1 priaaaiT aad toaaa- I > oonplitoty Jltfery.ln tta flrat plaopt . retoiy and Ute-BaOding Biapaetw Ifft baa* Off tha ‘naam diKie* Damo- ^ DUCHESS fer to Ids'poMtion 4)g'taehnlcnl cowpiatanbo. Shagr -arara that .^ ta ty . baeaufh :f]p otntte. Ttowa-Oommlttoe may COMMECTICUT BANK AMD TflUBT ’ fiiU legs, Sitrf, ttb pphttos. And that's tta Ug* oangttm iae «n sMeotton of dele* 1 loilgh thay are located la the aOiy can* :fHAt A OQUALMre fAUilY BAiH{W0 9eit¥tGE ;■ '-'lari I I r,«g tta ieapital oUy eg-tta- eoontry gfat.[ M f t t t*tiy tomdrada .'of 'Mulden gmtaa to eonveaUoas. Mttoips want inapactlon powora to ra* flia t aattlee.ohib In Boltoa, a ■ ).■ I IfR ■*» hawr that togto.Jaat an ttay nra. .MBIttBBB ritottto o t Lfaas IMUniatiaaai^ 832 H A IN ST. I afr aMQdfa haiaia-.'aa-auddi- ikgaaioaiNiC' BBOORD ' ' r eeeivto Mtortar. t e l . 643*8883 Jtaintir F#(i«ttl Insurtinoo Corporation isK.iBAmtn. mmmob MANCHESTER PARKADB ■ i p i w i ! . ,|»5 r-v-i

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MANCHESTEa. EVENING HEKALD^ ^lANC^ffiSTEa, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 12,1966 P ^G E NINE -J HANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTfiB* CONN, chairman, Marian! was pooMd-. notjBMrigBhaaaiiM cK.tiUUiaefnt f AGE EKIST ered a leading conteafra.) . advanw puhHctty,-wlifoh, Morse Minor Damages *“ ■MMi Hearing May 16? Morse Speak$ on Politic ■.V ■ Events in Capital Morse added ^ - h e fe lt Gen- aittd, w a* n o n wMeiy pubHr PYftrt It waa May 9, then gras wouldhavtitough Jobffoni cited to v n e y pfitar than As Crash ^ TcdUand •.5. ' * - • Vernon Impoggible Goal D-Ark., asked Secretary of De- M ay 16, and then May 39, At Women^s Club Meeting the standpoint o f exposute to- it was to Oopnaettfout A nrtoor collision resulted themoh on the street and would Mtos EBnor. fibuttdm. ’Ptesl- WASHINGTON (A P ) — End- *“ *® and now it ia back to May yesterday morning when a car w .u - that the hair spray 16—tha Btata Labor Bela- Gubernatorial candidates, felt that “Republicans have had have an upMU fight to the deist cf the Bepuhlicra Wom- backed out of a driveway to , Hickg P r t n e ip o l tog the balance of payments had been imported for th e'PX , Town R^iy»Jfiete,,. tions Boatd hearing to settle statewide political issues and too many leaders for yegrs and oampalgn. en’a Ctoh, preaMed a t 4 >hirief the path of a passing vttiicle. deficit is becoming a virtually where about 780 women have a JurlscHctioaal dispute be­ personalities Were discussed not enough followers.’’ Morse predicted that MailannI bustoeas meattog ■ betoiwJ Police said that Walter H. On Refnsie CoUe^ic^ Rengtu Pod at June invest Pnee impossible goal this year for the purdhaalng privileges. ^ tween two town labor briefly last night by Charles When questioned about E. would be approached by Pinney progi*” t. M ra T1>omaa B a l^ , Ba'vier,' 43, o f North Bd., BM-* Johnawi administration. e:q>lanatlon?” groups. Morse, State Capitol reporter Ctoyton Gengras, BetUblioan with the idea of being a can­ prograra chalmMto, totfoddcad ton, was driving along E. Ceh-,u' «B6 UnfUm; f o ^ . .. The baatti of last *10 itofldrMi are depeetad tn ' ’The stats board 'an- of |h6 Hartford Courant, in an gubernatorial c a n d i^ e, Morse didate for lieutenant governor. the speaker. . ‘ ter St. when Lewis H. Piper,-..[j; V « n a i xvaUants : Geoige' ♦’Ted’’ LeBCame'vof gtap & bwD new taaebam, refahig the> The pcegnm -waa atar ted fn- redouble their efiorte to skw No Dissention Municipal Employes Droup (He was referring to State not feel that 'Viet Nam would the Piper oar. Damage was^ WASHINGTON (A P ) — With­ Actually the formal portion of Committeeman ct MaiWiiester Aitfhony Byon Dlspoeol Ann, o* M ii*t«r. - total of nw TtolSetolW tor leat year, and la TOhm. the outflow. . (MEG) and Local 991, enter into the campaign as a • fm out a dissenting vote, the House the talk covered some of his Sen. Peter Marianl o f Groton and co-chhinnan e f the First Beat Douolaa, Maw. Byna eub* Brood.-Brooh; Wednesday, an appeal from American Federation of who yesterday announced that local issue but would not aay neatt year to 17, and discasood _• - ’ _ ' has sent to the Senate a Mil to duties as capitol reporter. He Congresaional D istrict"'GOP, , Although the soybean wasn’ t’.^^ mltted » bid ct 169,000 on n one- BUtartonj, »lM fl BhSWie^. ^ Secretary of Commerce John T. State, County and Municipal he would not become a guber­ what he felt 'would be the main year contract to pick 1 9 rtfnse, Uiifton;'_l^-D‘“ ■voluntary restraint also was an ing agent or agents for town he thought might be wrong with ceived the endorsement of A. He also said that he felt that mixing a dte*tet* That onion B9Ha aptmitted hla latter i t n doiMit mdster maChtne with 9 l f i able of all U. S. farm crops. the coat would he 9U9i99Q* BodtvUln Indication of the administration employes. the Republican Party he said he Searle Pinney, Republican sttote U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd, would flavor 'may- travel! The hide were eongtat after f '" ‘ resignatloh to money acounmlated la tlte hot ’The measure would go into The MEG will be' repre­ Mayor Tbomae J. MoCnsker The HeeakPe Veanon terean Hold* Holy Hour o f Scfcnoli VhieeBt Itovtaib^ 3^ dlsappoin'tment in results thus effect July 1 and 'would cost an hmeh prbgriun. far. sented at the hearing by atarted looking' Into the poaaibil* la a t 96 Park St.. Boctadllei P.O* tarday, to baeonie aattafhitt ao- OUR MOST POPULARI estimated $1 MUlon over a five- The Bev. Thomas H. Dwyer Connor said prellmlnaiy local Atty. Herman Tules, ttlea and coata o f towawlde B o* 1*7, tafc 9 ^ 9 1 ^ pecintondent of dMihA adioola year x>eriod. In addition to al- e f vyarebouse^Fiotirt wiH con­ ■SEk^-lmgA vtti a figures from 618 of the firms and the Local by Hartford in Dieirry, Kew Hangwhlre. Hai u _ J * J lowing medical treatment in nfuae collection. . duct a fld y Hpur Wednesday minnplo la r e H showed an anti-cipated contribu- Kin A tty. William S. Zeman, a X, . . J .K civilian hospitals, the blH sets Presently, rertdenta of diatrlct at r a o pm . aponsotod by the « » « ■ » « - « « toni^ito'.lsttk ever {dans for tion of 6919 million toward the ,k« top labor lawyer. Z (Bodcvine) have their refuse ^ contract tone 90. the toimoe wiqgVto the high up a program for tiie care. OOuiD^wl CEtSKnQC MOtuCTS BUie hoe served ee prindpai waiipainr M .payment plcto. .4„p.u™ ------collected by ttie town, and are dea ' at S t . Borthblomee^s schoiM. The plaab win be pres- SEARCH NO E v e n t i tor two yaaM, and wna a teneb- « handicappedh.MlP.ppM;widr.n « T o ttim d charged a toe fo r the aonrice. Cbnrch. eafed to a toem auathip, hoped the over-all contribution ing nftocipal tor a year pre- • OnrlSOOCoMi tlve duty personnel. Bealdents of district IZ (roral Fattier Dwyer ie a native of / A oonfilet to maStiag detea • GMrmtsad would be $3.4 Mllion. Vernon) hire private oaQeetoca. Wateihury. He attended schools vioudy. Sstlafactlra . m The two nddItionM ttachara af ttia board cf'adacaUon and • NoOilpooriiNMg “ On the face of it, it doesn’t CAPITAL FOOTNOTES Jean Solbos The Mds are expaeted to be In Wateihury add prepared for MdrsaOOki baa’^^ erased a. eon- look optimistic,’ ’ one source presented to the town ebaaeS. ware Urad tor thar Bret and • HUttCtaOlMlp The Senate Space Committee FURTHER... the priesthood a t St. Thomas Blitt for tiw Sebool boorTs rep- aaid. approves spending more than $5 Ellington High Monday night at Ita ipgnlai^- fourth gnades. MM. Kadhleen -Semiiiaiy. BkXmifieid; S I Ber­ reseatallve to the Mb ‘board., billion on the ci'viUan space pro­ meeting. x nard’s Seminary, Bochester, Soum, 36, laan JfaiMd to tOaieh : Jammi Grade 1. She received a BA. in The sebool hoard eigraed to Gore^s Opinion gram during fiscal 1967. ATAT Valedictorian to y M. INDBcar, dtomlbr ct and ..returned to .S t write the board o f recreatton, WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Vice President Hubert Kertz — A natli Tbomae as .a prefect the year phychology from Suilfoik 'Uni­ M IN N R iS O n k Miim Jedn BoRwe, daughter administration, said^tdday that atrike asking it to Mhedule meetings R«9 . d4Miirr» Albert Gore aaid today he hopes tells a Senate subcammitt'ee FOR THE BEST he la ‘V little dtopt|eal Ct the Ms ordination, Be tvas versity, Boston, Mass., and has of Mr. and Mrs. Edward SolboB Jams today Hn May 18, 1940 at the !» « « « Bwt grade in the H.O a week eal'lier if possible. $A.65 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lo^;e that in most circumstances it o f Weigold Rd., has been named low Mds." Zf the pcaJtot Is ap>. citt< CAII/XS win return to Saigon with expU- now is possible to trace abusive, proved,' the Md iMinkr , w o i^ „ Oathediel o f St. Joseph, Hart­ Smlth School, Hudson, Haw r^e'boeud also eiqnessed coi;- -| volediotorian of the Ellingtbn of Milan. 9\Bhi ford, by the then Bishop Henry HampaUra '' cem,'because the Monroe Bus ett White House instructions to threatening and obscene teie- High School otesB of 1966. be req[htied to post a TiOS pay. eupport free elections in South phone calls, especially if they cent pettorinaBoe boaA” ha J. O ’ZMtpi. ' , IMke Ann Fair, 33, a grad­ Oornpahy has not yet submitted . Mtos Solboe Is a graduate BUYS LOOK TO nwjtoira and aboppsfjb B e aairved as an assistant at uate of the UniveraMy of Oon- the its estimates of school bus, Viet Nam. are repeated. Chairman Charles o f the Hicks Memorial School, .aaye. enmy available p rto^ oar. The Ternieseee Democrat gets Murphy of the OvU Aeronautics ^ ,„emi>er of the National Other, feiddacs liichida the St. Ohaiies Church, Bridgeport; neoUcut wiM tooefa Grade 4. She m lltoge, wUcib 'are needed to HNEST-aUAUTYI of to^riftbpaas S t AugnoUne’s, Hartford,, and eqg)iy tor ■ state trfmsportation a dhance to express (hot hope to Board says servicemen travel- jj^nor Society BVonch Ckib and Ssnltaty Rafhoe Oe; « ( MhiH. L£n r i • o, ^laruuOTu,. .ana nanhas oonedone gnuumiagraduate wotkwork wm,a t WQ- w ^- ' ’VI-.; ••St Brendan’s, New Haven. He llmonUc State College, and has grants.'Board member Bdward MINNFLO-X e H T e m o R Lodge when the American diplo- ing on orders have priority for newspaper a ^ yearbook sta«e. cheater, 'emh coilattlop, 999,390$' mat testifies at a midattenwon airline seats. The Organization ^ member of St. the firm did not aohmit a bid taught second grade In the*^ Jendrucek said 'h e would call Chapin seboM system stooe the, company today. - closed searion of the Senate of American States authorizes iMotthew’s CVO. fo r backyard coOectloB. C B . laieH Foreign Relations Committee. the In'vltatlon of some 60 out- 1904. Bnrollment to the Hicks Me­ She has been awarded a four- Co. Inc!: of Myettc, I79A09 tor Lodge, bock from the war standing U.S. and L,atin Ameri- curb coUecticna and $110,000 Schedniing Bvenis m orial Bcfaool during April was year Lebbeus Bissell Scholor- tCunc.\:- ‘ Under his direction the new zone for consuiltafions, oon- can personalities to observe the fo r back yard epnaetthna. tb> ’Iha probieme in echeduMpg listed as 911 pupils, rad at • SopsihllKK ship and w ill enter Pembroke OomiarMtt.jbisf^MtoO^^ at St • EhflesttD ApptI bUstersedstanw ferred Tuesday night'With Pres- J'une 1 presidential election to baoco VaOey Oo. o f Sbittli various community events in the Meadotwhrbok, 631. College in the fell. nM UBitonn Joined PWHp’s was built and theh ded- ident Johnson and the National the Dominican Republic. Windsor, $110,000 tor ooib C8b> f , schoole eveninge were r badt- aop of oonMact talliifc r chaplain o f the Newman Club tor delivery of 360 units o f Mgh ehrouded the substance of AIM beiB o f the TbIianderB Square ors for the third moridng pe­ A-i school classroom furniture. Lodge’s discussions. r- of Hibyec collage, Dance C3td>. The 'club books its The board approved a request riod mre: High honors, senior, Bach of the llinn-Mto; sid>*. la e t, . - . — ■ ■ ■ ! I • ' I I dances a year In advance and 9 Another item before the com­ Girl Scout Notes Jean Solboe. 445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER, CONN mitted bids tor ihrea-$«hr tone' m i ' tor extra cleriaal help to assist Rb . mittee today: A proposal to give tracts. aabed a avatoMea from the . with graduation and awards 7.95 Honors, fo r Juniors were Mg a B b lb b w board ttiaK the dates would not $ it a share in supervision of the ^ « awarded to John Book, Pa­ Ryen and SenMnry RafMa prograrae for five days in. Central IntelMgence Agency. __ w. —. that would have the be canceled. The dances are GAIXON tricia Doyle, Shirley Hawkes, both bM $319,000; tha C B. Oo. June. I t tabled discussion c f ex­ Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- bid $280,600; 'and TWnwcoTve^ B oVy 1^9 H u r t yerUsed, and aittract people from, penditures tor odditlanal Mgh Minn.,_ is pressing __ that__ bid, Five’’ at » t Dillon , Judith Jachim, John King, Shar­ Am azing ley bid $808,000. Ah M «i to»ra out-of-state. school tomiture, r^erring k to seeking seats for three foreign Hwriford, Stmday, 2 p.m. on Luginbuhl, Bartotra. Martin, 6 C ra s h e s ; The board eapreesed sym­ Joan Mendekn, Cynthia Mer- fo r curt) coBeettons. ^ Z f S ...... i r a committee. relations committeemen on the Brownies, Juniors, cadettes, F or baidcyanl pMMgb ’ On * pathy 'With the chib’s problem, An invitation from Mrs. Paul Early Bird Special and seniors, leaders and all oth- rill, Robert Strout and %ndra Truck Flips but said that stdtool functiona Senate panel which oveikees the three-year ocmtract, ,C- bid.,*°* ft ;:’ ■. Meyer, lor the board to attend M IN N E S O T A secret intelligence agency. er Girl Scout adults ■will Join to- Mcuo. and town bustneas hove prior­ « meeting of the Association for PAIMVa gather for an afternoon of fun Honors, awarded Seniors Buys In « . ' « « « . . ,^SssSua^-., ' 'JMm D. Bosworth, Id, o f (Bay- It is now composed of seiia^ G-E ity. If the board guaranteed Perceptually Handicaiped ChU- and singing. ActlvlUes Include were; Jack Atoom, Faith beny. Bd., was injured last dates, it would be forced also tors from the armed services Atoo sulimMtad weto, Uds to - w dr«n May 17 t o the .'WMting ALUMINUM end appropriations committee. band music, a colorful flag cer- CSiorriies, Alan Fuller, Patricia inigtat when Ms oer ran ott Bol­ to reserve schools fo r - its own emony, and a parade of troop Gottler, RoNtrt Kaynor, Carole Outstanding Value purchase eaMnment ncesenttr . V Lone SMiool t o W est Hartford Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., ton Oeriter Bd. and crashed in a use several nights a week. ' flags. Lander, Linda Gladden, Richard owned •Sv*ST2si axS'- JS?^2StoSt was noted. ’Tolland is one of LADDERS dhadrman of the CIA panel, op­ tounoH w ill :meet ...... Gbaiiman DaVid Cook said HANDY Parents, community friends Loehr, Gloria Proctor, Charlene for the Boekvtte the first towns to the state t o j Sato, stonlv atoaiMm laddars. Hals* Makes poses the McCarthy plan. to resume debate ,M. . Manchester Memorial coheattone. 7 * prioritypriortty eouvtaes octivitlea ere town provide funds tor the education and specied guests hsfve been in- SriiuKz and Michael Zicua. The Afrioen membnbelw'Iaoepilar ~ today be. was reported meettogs, nmtog board hear* taaasca-frM; seat nrtt, ratar spNs- STEP LADDER G-E AUTOMATIC of perceptually bradlcfpped. tor. Mato •( toweetoS staariMw. vited to help the Girt Scouts The bide nulged tooia h council — MaH, N itIgaria t o Ahttetoctoey condHlan with jng», «nd school funottone, im- sob. eonvesbnl Two and Out c f $9,000 for the bgwnV ...attnetivB. Ito WASHINGTON (AP) — Navy celebrate their fifth birthday. - — submitted tjisir jnwfl|pie facial cuts. - Ai.««nfr teacher workabops,. and two truCW, toom wranekeaim Byenbig Herald ALL-PURPOSE EXTENSIOR Woman-hendliiMr officers and enlisted men who SENIOR TROOP 2 Wins Ribbons for Mreutatton pHAt..: ||Ul^er Bol$M toMdent;IM9Vschool okiNi and and TJa InveattgaiUng. la September. A Diinknum ct Franoe 1th 90 par ntiHkm. - • CABINETS • WROUGHT1R0M be presented betord thp annual S . d d a C l 1 .000, s t ^ i R g ' i M LOW FBKIBS ON WOODEN LADDEB8 • LAMPS.« nCTURE FRAMES town meetliig la Zoaei >' -f M ^ ^ lite h B r B , oHUcked -.v-.V Hospital Netea otta Cedds to anter toe legiaiat ... Admitted -yesterday:: aeorga ***? GET READY FOR SUMMER 'Knight Broad-,-Sro^; MOM Mtotted 9$7 peiaoiL, ,7/ Portter, Wappiag:.Patr|pla.'Hlg' :tiiree .msmbera of tauon, 13 Flonnca St« Rock­ PsililiMMlt Some ,:: leglslaiIntcoa, ville; Rachel .Pera4|s,/ Law|sg and state ofilolahi Vbo trie<(, |a;! Self Cleaning Bd*, Vernon; Rden Bonhc;; jOerry oht Biair |roik vteM W i^ Meadowood Bd., T o rta i^ ;Jpu9hsd--t#;' ^ O y e n TVaoqr Therrien, Snipeac Bi., . 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TVAGE ELEVEN VI IIANCMESTBB EVBara^G HBRAIiL THURSDAY, MAY 12,1968 ^^JPAGB ’H Sf UANCHESTEE KVENINC HERALt). MANC Cpim,;TOllBSDAy^MAY 12,196« ' -A- y a fiiUd-ntoiQg dinner art toe South Wb%daor' , ^ / ; Blfcit and Oato Ctob Saturday, 'Town Cleanup Cold Weather tor toyn ctanrojttor members. Hospital NotM Church Unit Gryk State Winner Royal Cowles Proceeds Well Q bitiiary VMSag %oar«v likely to Hike FRESH- fas. ail a n aa extiSpHag Public Hearing qu Monday Chosen Head Vandtds S t^ The town highway depart­ afty w iM n (beyey an ttM to 4 . C7 . . J ^ ^ Prices ment has completed its initial jrolm ^wdqrly Sr. In Essay Contest townwide deanup and is now p.m. an«7 to8p.ni. aadpAvate 1114 Center Oongregatlonfa direetora hutwa^c turned down i « 1. 01. - 1. Of Town GOP Grave Markers ROASTING WAiFE’DK} John Nnchyly romns when (hey an U a.m. commKtae • petition bd naa|1y *,800 towna- : TOflK (^ ) - It look* ^ pf 50 FOTMt St., S junior at enjEog^ in its second time S r of KUUngly, f&Uwr of Jolm A: grave marker consisting 8 *8 Royal B. Oowies, 166 Fam - aroumhx. Nachyly Jr. of Wapplng, died to p.m. Vlaltere arenq^ted people who requested holding ^ weatherman la in ca- "C®«y school and Wl honors student^ has of a burning candle enclosed in aotto amokeinpaneataVrooma. ^ ^ „ “advlaory nfanndum" m hoots with the gremllna to the winner in an essay con test‘on the h u n Rd., haa elected a glass globe was stolen from The inttirt stage vnu com; CHICKENS jue^ay aV an Ahinfton con^ No moro tboii two vUltoro ot religlouo mud civic frolipo In on- VMgU||w « ^ Yddcto la ofvto c.^ been named state Nntionfi Atisru chairman of toe South Windaof a grave at St. James’ Cemetery pleted on May 6, whidi waa Talescent home. ; > oho (inte per patteak dorstng the State DepMent IIJHJ?. ^ So! United Nations, sponsor^by the ^ watjons Asso- Republican Town OommiCtee. nine days ah e^cf schedule. 6 lbs. and up Survivors also include his Pedeial officials predicted elation. sometime last week. school tolling He aucceede Frank E. Brown of Police said the “eternal Ernest Tureck, highway su­ wife, three daughters, -eight Fattents Today 894 fddd priced would go down lafer He will receive an award of a Main St., Who had tarred as perintendent, haa aekbd home-' -*1fOP QUALITY — _ , ^ whetherr Mancheeter will pay- thU'year. wMh a lot of Ifs, U.8. bond, Saturday, a t the light" marker was placed on grandchildren and three great­ Cbainrnm of the committee, ’ f HEALTH CAPSULES chairman for the past two the grave on Easter Sunday. owners to sweep the W* Monday night, the acbool years. The marker is valued, a t about sidewalks and driveway aprdna F ans pickup Saturday. The funeral will he held to­ 'Thia weak, freeses caused1 sese- I— - v - his essay will be eligible for a into the streets, to facilitate a Vernon; John Bosworth, ]tay- nowced today that the _co*n- likewiae turned down national award. 6 ^ e e officers, all serving tor 310. morrow at 9 a.m. from the mittee i«»*^ ,iuiAru>i two'yean, include Mrs. Ro­ The sexton at the cemetery complete deanup. Oagnor Fimeral.Home, 18 Rey­ berry Rd., B»»»«*/< and froseq Gryk, the son of Atty,. and are on a waiting list to get a Cross CemeteJ? J>wnd Lathrop of Manchester Rail* DeSimone, 200 Oak St; sebnan, recording secretary, and grave sites, Several “eternal plot at Holy cross cemetery, ^ Virginia; Ronald Ferguson. 40 Brent Dr.. lows statlar acuons taken by Mrs. Wesley C. Gryk Sr., is Gardner Moulton, treasurer. light” markers, he said, have telephone. On the black market, Danielson. three oistem, ,Iota HoWep Vernon; Mrs. Leona Fetser, several ofhew TtstrMy, recenUy, am(d amid a a ‘T*.-. editor of the editorial page of The new committee will hold been broken writh stones. phone lines sell for about 3700. ; l>briends may -caH at the funer­ the East Catholic school paper, ■n of Manchester, Mrs. Frederick Mansfield; Mrs. Helen Grabovv- al home tonight from 7 to 9. ag^cultarel. agent, said the and writes a column, “Tales of Hofltnan of East Hartford and ski, 376 Hartford Rd.; Kerstin j!r loases to that bumper fruit-pro- Mm. WUUam Hannon of Tol<' Hicking, Coventry; Mrs. Pearl in It ^ pMM»p»uon themeelvee open for a taxpay Connecticut" wdiich appears on Mrs. Rose Jones ducing ooilbUy alone might run the Saturday editorial page of r a T>rtranmrv« Mr, towt^and three grmijjphildrsn. Hodge, 10 W. j Middle Tpke,; Under the plan, a two-year $9, to tlO JnlUlon. The Herald. . ROCKVXLAE — Mrs. J Roset ?! The funeral will be itoldMOn- John LeBei, EaM’ Hartford; LESS! 5 experiment about 75 Negro and. “Cherries ti, . are 11 aboutv . shot,” M-O-R-E 'Aiuul GosUng Jones, 59, of 146 day at 8:30 am . from the Jonathan Lindberg, 63 Erie St.; Puerto Rican chiidre^iom tolbUc h ^ s^d He has won a key award in CASH and CARRY PRICES South St. died yesterday at the Hartford Courant’s Scho­ WltVte-Gibson Funeral Home, Mrs. Beverly Maiden, Warren- Hartford would be placed jn ^ ®“ ^ * '^ ‘** ^ ^ *" tjl. Mich., TiorticuUur^ agent, |Yale-New Haven Hospital alt- 65 EOm Sit., with a solemn high vine; Everett Moseley, 50 Clyde each of four suburban sdiool Auditorium of Manchester In Ohio, serious damage was lastic Writing Contest and, last ler a long illness. Mass of requiem at St. Ber­ Rd.; Kathleen McCartan, 253 systems including Manchester Schoot Ihe board is then reported to.the .peach, pear and RELEASE youR PEMT-UP summer, attended the Catholic ! Mrs. Jones was bom in Brls- nard’s Church "at 9. Burial will School St.; Tod McMahon, RFD study of their education- to vote on' the issue apple cropb.->' EMEPtdV IN PMV4ICAL ACTiV; University Journalism Insti­ 'tol, England, March 80, 1907, be in St. Beraard’s Cemetery. "2, RockvtTle; Mrs. jfmie Niohter. nregreae and the social and thereafter, following a Apples were damaged in New 1TV-4UCH A$ 4^RU99INd XHC. tute. ^and came to Rockville In 1948 Friends may call at the fu- 221 Porter S t; Mm. Irma Rob psychological effects on the pu- weiommendaUon from its edu- Yeidiraii "St John, T1 The plah has previously been "tote proposal since late March, grapes near Erie, Pa. he is co-author of a book on Survivors include a son, the Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m. at Spruce Lane, Wapptog; Mm. endorsed here by a group of 17 toiard also named at this The freese came after heavy teen-agers and religion, sched­ Gtuham C. Jones of Oakville; the funeral home. Frances Scagnelli, ISO Tolland clergymen, as as by the week’s meettog that, according valna cut the onion, pototo and uled for publication soon. ,^a daughter. Mm. RoyMen Mac- Tpke.; Mrs. Shirley Schmidt, executive board of Temi^e Beth to a study of enrolhnent iwo- carrot crops in Texas. Those Chairmen of a Tour of Homes cwnmlttee of Manchester YWCA admire a Hitchcock server WHamara of Ehifidd; two broth- 401 Slater S t, Wapping; David rains already are being felt to and Flemish flower arrangement to the hcone of Mrs. David MUrphy, 62 Bolton SL, one of era, 'Ihomas Goatlng and Wil­ Sholom, the hoard of North Jectlone, a total of 80 classroom Schon, Broad Brook; Peter Sie- Methodist Chufeh, the Human iR>aces could be made avaUable higher vegetable prices. About Town the homes tp be open to the puUtc Saturday frmn 1 to ® P-®®. on the YWCA Tour of Homes. liam Goallng, and three sls- Funerals verto, 68 West S t; Mm. Isabelie Temperatures in the 90s in Mrs. John Measom of 236 Coast Guard The women are, left to right, Mrs. Gerald Compass©, hostess chairman; Mrs. Pierre J. Mar- Lumber ^ Building Materials ^ Plumbing * Healing tera. Mm. Peter Smith, Mm. Relations Commission, the to the Hartford pupils in,8ep- ■w Ssehkhs, 37 Coolidge St. Manchester Interfaith Social tember in l i of the 15 local ele- eastern Washingt t e s t e r , ments appeared opposed to the ed it conditionally, Glastonbury wa« not as bad as orlginaUy Mrs. Donald Knofia, puWiclty p,j„,e8 into the seapChSh fori the Avery SL School field. Home, 65 Elm St., Is in ciMurge’ feared. and Mrs. Frank Morlarty, con- Sight and Heating INSIDE OR OUTSIDE YOUR HOM E... of arrangements. I>A^Y: Stanley KraJewsJd, 71 .. . . ' has turned It doWn, and Farm­ three men. The liarch along Friends may call ^ the John ghennlng, 189 developmenU sur- ington’s board of education will Lettuce, delayed by cool tact. Mrs. Richard Day is H- Foreign Student Exchange Tlie PuhUc Health Nursing . ’The family suggests th at * weather, is increasingly plentl- brarian, and Mrs. James Oough- the l/m g Island/bhore extended M ni Itorothy f®utoltog the Issqe, tito board of vote oiv>H Monday. Association will conduct a vi­ «»» £; 2“'.S:JSSlia >««»• *■! ful, and prlcea fincdly are head Un and Mrs. Donald Duffy, rep­ from Ronake/Point to Montauk sion and healing program May Imemorlal oont^buttoiui f cd lower. resentatives. Point. The^i’^earch continued Starts with Visit This Year 23 through 26. tbulldlng fund at 8C« John'rohn’s I ^ |l V^BI» Fenflioto/90 ^ St;; ’The federal government point­ throughoi^ the night. The first foreign student to ly closed to through traffic, he- Apj^fttmenta may 'ta made "CASH AND CARRY” SAVES YOU MORE!! jchuroh. ■Joltn'Tobias, RFD 1 ,'Bolton; ed to the possibility of lower Priiufirigs Fail tb Show George Bradlau of 9 Barry Takl^part In the search to­ visit South Windsor under the cause of an embankment being Mrs. Rosalie LalRoe, Mansfield; prices later this year for live­ Rd. will lead a study hour to- -V ■: day iiytre the Coast Guard cut­ American Field Service’s Stu- constructed in the area for the t m Uhv w iu^e Alexander J. Sedar State News Wilkam Larkin, 9 Hazel 3t; stock, poultry, eggs, potatoes ■night a t 7:30 on “Ways to ter ^ape Flar and other ves­ Stephen Stickney, 867 BV>ster Unrest Over W ar, Costs and vegetables. dent Exchange program is ex- extension of HL 291. The town SOUTH WINDSOR — Alex- Teach Chlidren” at the Music sels from the Fishers Island pected to arrive this summer, was notified of the closing by .*^^‘1*? entering Step Wishing end Start Acting der J. S o to of 47 Troy Rd. St., Wapping; Dawn Thresher, Pork, which played a major Room of Emanuel Lutheran Item idilp WASHINGTON (AP) — Nine Senate Republican leader Ev- Id New London Coaat Guard probably in August. the State Highway Departnrint, Kindergarten next fall. Jdled yesterday at Manchester 22 Depot St.; Mm. Margaret role to soaring food prices last Church. The event is open stations, (Oonttoned fren Tags One) states have now held primaries ereti M. Dirksen has been talk­ Arrangements are being com- ’Town Manager Terry V. Spren- New Yeu Can Build Your Own (emorlal Hospital Trotter, 10 Leigton Dr<, Vemon. ing df a possible GOP pick-up of winter, has been up and down teachers, parents and interested jr.No decision has been sn- Manchester Evening Herald Mr. Seto was bom to West- J 'V DISCHARGED TODAY: without any indication to dfite of this week. adults. pleted by the town AFS chap- kel reported, South Windsor correspondent, way,' and Yorgot to pay a $500 60 seats. nounced on how long the search ter td bring a boy or girl from Easter Seals ^ I d , Mass, and lived in South bond and obtain the necessary Clement VerteferriHe, Wililman- major impact at the polls from Holding 140 Seats now, the Some beef and pork prices Aime Lyons, teL 644-8682. are reported lower across the Members of the Eigb would continue. Coast Guard overseas to Mve 'with a South . A total of 31,174 has been W indsor many years. He was a required by the city, tic; John McKeown, Washing­ two chief concerns among vot­ RepobUcana would have to gain Dis­ searches are normally conduct­ jbroad leaf tobacco grower most ‘-“r- country, with the emphasis on trlct Eire Department, til meet Windsor family and spend his raised In the 1966 Blaster Seal TAYLOR APPROVED ton St., Vemon; Charles Far­ ers —- the war in Viet Nam and 78 In order to take cmitrol of the ed for as long as a chance exists his life, and a custodian a t advertised specials. tomorrow at 7 p.m. pt the John senior year at the high school campaign for the , Connecticut ^ ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The COMPLETE ^^Extortion Charge rell Jr., Coventry; Mrs. AUne the rising cost of living. 4S5-member House. tvery St. School F. ’Tierney Funei^' Home, 219 that the missing persons are Many area communities have Society foi- Crippled Children senate Baivking Committee has SraATFORD (AP)— Council- Noiin, ToUand; Mrs. Ona Rich­ Historically, any widespread Of the nine states which have still alive. -. Survivors include his wife, men Thomas L. Venefia and ardson, Hartford Tpke., Rock- sense of discomfort or dlssatis- held primaries, six have elec­ W. Center SL, ■ba pay respects taken part in the AFS program, and Adults, Mrs. Jean E. Shep- approved the appointment of H. Irs. Mary Zeleskl S e to ; two Anthony S. Arllo, a member of vllle; Mrs. Gladys Nswberry, faction has reacted against the tions this year for the Senate Mariani Camp to the late Mr^ William Ven- The town chapter was formed ard, local camj^gn chairman, Balph Taylor rt North Haven, Francis J. Sedar of Bast toe town Planning and Zoning Groton; Mrs. Doris Peck, An- ins, no matter Of which party, but to ctely two were incumbent naad, m othei/ of Alfred Ven­ late last year, as a result of reports. Conn., as an assistant secretary irange, NJT. and Robert S e to heenijifharged with dover; Mrs. Sarah Brlttan, 68 Yet in the primartes thus far senators on»sed In the pri- Disappointed nard, a meptoer of the depart­ Way Is Cleared efforts by the current affairs While the town’s goal of Department Of Hbusing • Enfield; a bn^er, Thomw extortion. ' Helatoe Rd.; Francis RedUy, the voters have evidenced no mary. Democratic Sons. John J. ment. club at the high school, the $1,267 has not yet been reached, Urban Development, t o of ^rtford; a grand- warranto Issued Wednesday Ba»t Hartford; Bmmamiei Pel- oisposltlon to tuhi out tacum- Sparkman of Alabama and Fred By Withdrawal For Moon Shot school administration, civic Mfs. Shepard noted sayO she 47-year-old Taylor, who •ughter and several nieces ana superior Oburt Judge Doug- tier, 86 School S t; U sa ’Trapp, bent members of Congress who R. Harria of Oklahoma breezed groups and Indl'viduals. hopes, additional funds, ■will be ^ consulting firm, was ex-- ephewB. kuw B. aiJuSe'jh« town Tolland; Andrew W inslerin, 16 were challenged wltoln their to renomteaUott in primaries. (Conttoned from Page One) (Cktntinued from Page One) The chapter is now raising received from residents who ecuUve director of the New Ha< FOR 81 X 12' ** *** * _ ” M.* ofiicials'of’’miUiriously threat- Constance I>r.; Mrs. Laura own parties. Democratic Sens.. Clintoo P ^axi Strikes used . to assist .Surveyor in the $750 required to participate werb avmy during the campaign Redevelopment Agency a t 8:80 am . f ^ the injury” 'to Richard H. Thoipe, ToUand; Etolle Boute- Nevertheless, poUUcal'etrate- Andenon of ,New Mexico and WAdnerttoy, said toiit he Would part of the descent, r- in the program. t fOTgot-to send In their 1955 ^ 1969. not run imder any consideration « ill Kennedy,, president of Crest Mo- loup, 49 Westwood St.; Susan gisU are holding to their estl- Je n n ln g a H j^ lp h o f Weet Vlr- ’The National Aeronautics and The current affairs club re- CMitribuUc*s. 1 , ’ presidential appointment He' said he did not want Snarl N.Y.C. cently sponsored a basketball -^yone w W i^ hetofrom the. be, apiwovad by toe Senate it., E ast Hartford, wtA a Mass - airtF Flag Motors, boUt in BrodeaU, Bast Hartford; Jba. mates that what, h a ^ n s to toe ginia had lid party opposition, Space Administration (NASA) requiem at ^ M ai^m wisstport. “with intent tb extort Kathleen Culhane and son. 146 congressional elections next fall Neither did Republican Sens' split the party and he sai^it game between senior boys and society may contact B ^ .S h ^ before It becomes final. v/aa plain, also, that P ln n e y ^ d (Continued from Page One) will not commit men to moon L .,.; ______u.._ ard. Main SL, or toe Btoster ,ty Church at 9. Burial wm he from Kennedy.’’ i HdllaWe Dr., Wapptog; Mrs. will be greatly influenced by the Oarl T. Curtis of Nebraska rnd male faculty members t o bene- a ^ 4.»„ ab9 ■■ — .n.------fn St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bast Journeys until more is learned Kupierschmldt and daughter, developments meantime In Viet John G. Tbwer of Texas. the pro-Gengras Repi^lcans ^rtvers now receive 44 per cent about the lunar surface. Survey­ fit the fund. The event was at- artford. Press Commended Legion Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Anna Nam and on the price front. ______NQ bad enough conwentloi^ength the union is asking 50 per tended by nearly 200 towns- i'.l Friends may call at the fu- to insure his nomimUlott. ^j„t or would send back this data. ^__ ^ fP A fi WATBRBURY TT'Sl.*AlJ**dO (AP) — U.S. XlOiXll'ailHerman SUIU and 04JII,son, Vemon VCAllUli VjrCM Gar- • Ail In AUC the AfVAillOU normal bVlMBV, courae,-toe 'UlC Jill* ml' n . History’s first soft landing on M o i^ said h ^ u ld issue The strike hit just 24 hours - V ...11 bllltation of handicaiqwd per- im home t o n ^ t from 7 DUtrict various medlS. Id tomorrow from 2 to 6 and ^]tnt)8rs says the 'ConnecUcut Underwood and daiighter, 606 the House of Representoftivea to 1 a statement on New Haven’s after a brief curtailment of position by the e ^ ,of , the Week. _ Russia’s Luna 9. NASA officials able as spe^era for gror^^ and vocational services, PATIO to 9 p.m. press ..does a good Job of re- ’Talcotitville Rd„ Rockville; Mrs. en off year eleetton, paiticidari PUERTCMjLANO, Spain — Y The''Nthe National quarter-century since Pearl cess end failure couM bring ar- commemorates a 19th century original 1963 target date for a (More than 60 European, Asian, at 6:30.' A wonhip service and In Manchester most of'hls life. Association for Bank Audit, Harbor. Trade of the free-world guments on both aides, chief who was bitten ,on the Fleet owners called the strike lunar landing but ran into trou­ African and Latin American na­ program wU faUow. unjustified. He retired about 10 years OootroJ and Operation.' nations rose .from $48 billion But Chairman John M. Bailey ankle, by >a shark, but survived. bles. The program was called tions participate in the pro- It is a custom tor the arch­ from Cheney Bros., where in 1948 to 316O hiUlon last year, the Democratic .National “It is another Instance of toe by a conpessional committee 'gram . Bhcchange rtudetits are deaconry to visit new miselons 1 to 18 years old and are chos­ and churches for surii meeting, he worked about eight years. PlMds Guilty ' , ,1 ------Committee earlier thla year that 'public be damned' attitude "one Of the least'orderly and Prior to that time he wps em- HARTFORD (AP) — Former WINE OUTPUT DECLINES historically the party In power among unions to the transporta. most poorly executed of NASA en for personal and academic to ■view the work of the parish. Accent with Lace! qualities. The senior riioir 'wiU rehearse It’s the ideal second car. So [doyed for about 30 years at tax collector Robert Muller of cipCAGO — While distillers loses 37 seats in tot House'in an tion Industry to this city," said projects.” economical and paey to drive flings and Spencer Oa, Hkit- NAwtojlton will be sentenced and brewers increased produc- ott year election. He reminded D^vld L. Benetar, chief counsel The Holloman test director for While In South Windsor, toe to n i^ t at 8:15 In the church, rtuident will be available to . The executive committee wiH and park. Twelve models to tord. May\27 on a charge of eto-. tJon last yeaf$ vintners’ output that the Democrat* lost 77 seats for the operators. Surveyor, G; P. Steffen of choose from. Survivors Include a dAughter, hezrteprtnt by public officer. , dropped to 1 ^ mtlUbh gtOlons. to 1940, two ye*rs after a land- During the meetings. Van Hughes Aircraft Co., said that Apeak to clubs and school and meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In tiie mss Barbara M. Brockhaus of MuUer pleaded guilty to the Beer production reached 108 elide victory by Franklin D. Arsdale urged the drivers to WeAicsday was the first time a rtiurch g;roups, and will grad*- parish' hall. hester, and a sou> WUUAm / avoid violence and "act like complete descent imder Survey- uaite with the senior class. Uttle League t o a i^ _ in.' Superior Court million barrels, accoiding to a Roosevelt - to" tte presidential Little League games ached- r Comet . Brockhaus of Wilson. Wednesday. tax study. election. gentlemen.” or’s own power had been at- Aifter one year as a host com- Funeral services will' be held Atolier was arrested April 14 A seven-day strike last July to tempted, muntty, the town may send a ided thia -week are: SPECUL PURCHASE iturday at 2 p.m. a t the after shortages amounting to win collective bargaining rights "This is very significant and rtudent overseas for m year un' TonighL Dodgers veraus limes FVneral Home, 400 313.000 were found.to the New­ for the union was marked by we’re all delighted,” he said, der toe progsjsm. Mets; Friday, Red Sox versus BRANb NEW, ‘ S t The Rev. CUCfoid a ington ta^ accounts. He re­ incidents of violence, particular- “We bhve this day tripled our E d ' K. Ota, 91 Dogwood Lane, Yanks; SatooMay, Clubs versus 1966 Mercury C o^t on, pastor jof Center .Cton-. signed the post March 9. The mg Distria AtUtrney:. ly against owner-drivers who confidence.” ' Is Booto Windeor AES ehaptar Indians and O ar^ versos Short Seconds. The games wtil be at '1202 2-Dqdr Se(lai| ional Church. Will of- court was Jnfqrmdd that MulleV' continued to operate Ujelr cabs. Hughes is prime contractor preeidenL DonaM. J. Hmryi 28 NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME... Binto Rd., is in toarge of fund the little League ;Bleld, Ayers . G6T THt rHH$T RffOYfCnON FOR YOUR CAR Burial will be to Ektrt lias since-made fUU restitution DCacheh^ His Depht^s Eye Union spokesmen said an av- for Surveyor, Now you can take your vacation at any time of the year and atery. of toe funds takeii.' ' taieia*. , s*»fting at 6 p.m. er^e driver earns meter com- Steffen said toe May 30 launch King Sb Cloaed Also tonight, A'tsro’s versus be ASSURED of accommodations . . .so stop dreaming and , PLUS MORE, STORAGE-AND WORE SPACE!! Friends may cafl at the r tirf VKOAS, Nev. (AP) _ “MarahaU just suddenly drew mlsNons of 358 for a five-day at Qipo Kennedy^ Bla., aboard , fitart actifig-r-you too can own,your own . . . home tomorrow from 2 ” 9 JJ^ Whwi Edward;^. Marshall cam- back his fist and squared dff la week and 370 for six days. With an Atlas-Centittr vehicle would Kli* BL has been permanent- Colte; Friday, Tigers verstia. 4 and 7 to 9 pm . 'p ^ g ^ for office, he promised a prise fighter’s eUnoe. ups ii^ m e. comes to about 310s have been delayed If Wednes- COMPLETE 12’x22’ Rohert-B. Wassa^ to te a “fighting district attor- - “He kert comtog on;do I kept a week, the union says. day’s test had fmiwi ----- traosmliiMbn, ic y l- Wtato?r b !S hi?e slappingWbWwf a^aa Wett ’The 6 ^ r cent raise the union Thq engtoss o( toe 225-pound JfUiNK YOU SPBGIAtS FOR _4ar, 120 HE., cns(»m vinyl *1 about Surveyor vehicle slowed the Interior, cSrpeiing,’ -eldfome »i.80 extra to ^mmlsslons each descent frort. a velocity of 66 BfiSPONSE TO djs9^ tiraip ^ window Hod suddenly this v w . * 1 ««>« b ~ » , day„ spokesmen said. , leet per second to 5 feet per sec- ’ GRAM) OPENING nmldlng, delnxe wheel '«ov- Bernard’s Ometery,tery, ______utoere . . . ^ flee Wednesday, Marshall you,to haU.’ I—------ond, or about 8^5 miles per hour, er^ wUtewail iirea.,',i|, ■ 4-SEA$0N was sexton. " , ^’4 M' ‘headed too **“88*^ ^ out y- there aiid then. “I don’t know if I.ztuipided or 4451 n J ' Impact. The lunsir lAndtog Lathrop wae born to Tol- ftanAurd eqnlpinent 3tea^ In . < He took on qne of his own dep- 'he got lucky'or what, hut he got VFU u em a n d to R ise versi(rt,wui w ei^i m w iitlian 2,- every car Iniribdei Padded Oct. 29, 1897, a son' ot uUes, acdusiij him of helping a lipk in and broke my glassn. Daah aOd" Waets, Badopqi A. atid’ Bmm; Dunn-LT- ^ t^'S*hrz Sawyer —^one ot>Marshall’s'two Iben I realized that if I didn’t OTTAWA-Denumd tor Ca- ^ bq_^rattog nadlan cruide oH and coitoSi^e l*" ““ weakbr gbAvlty of X^riita, Sent Belie Front and This garage leaves you more and lived in this area all ^opponents in .. .the Demotcratic fight him nobody was going to tthe BSar, SldeTiew Mirror akd • hfe. He was a member of ft>r:boto-to« domertte and the Complete materialz include; Tex­ than enough room for today’s l,6 * 0 0 b .IV o je c t8 p a c k e d KVbeniatorialal '.primary^••‘prln — and break it up and I was going to FARM MARKEt & 6ARIIEN CENTa' vWlataMrid HWher-r biggest cars — plus room for Bernard’s Church. I U11UUJU.L.J .,,,.1 ^ XT ’blackened his eye. 1 ii. get^kurt : W export market is expected to' ture 1-11 nidUig, #236 azphalt ) ’RBTOBSDA. Md.-The Na------^ .... . ^ increase by about 3 per cent ROUTE 30, VERNON, CONN. zhinglez, DFTA plyscord roof storage. It has braced comera, Survivors include, his K ^?S S tos S H eS sS?i deputy district attorney. ‘So I took.a. Tork*s fFtOh Medieval ISUE PMCE actually same t ^ construc­ I. Julia Bolgeir llathrop: I. Rennie Ashleman, 25, had to force him bacl 1466 this year. Output of fiquified 3 Miles East of yernoR Circle aheattang, pre-azsembled exterior T Qonsiets of more than 2,500 tack and when w: he .ddta todt, top framing lumber and tion as /o u r own bdihpi there y . Justin B, - ^ ^ iiJi X.______resip ed only ..hours before the got. bqck l.„dove 'low and MW n e ieri. -: I Vpetroienm gas Is expected to YORK. Ikiglend—York Is 313 Is no skimping oh trim or finish. gain about 20 per cent. ANNITALS ,• f V. * » . aM easjr to read and underztand floor two daughton, Mrs. J< UiS.,,bloinedtcrt-rs6earch become executive secte- graced him in a bear hug and- ( ^ PNOio-ciiinii ; still d'CMinatSd by Its csthedral, < GERAMUMS _4 » plau. Complete znaterials from. Materisle also includa eaay op^ ] Domheck Jr.roi.S^^itord Pln^hirai^^X Bold, y et gentle to thls.slim -1 The rise to output of all the largest medieval one la Itog- 58e M . 24 rnoaths or 24,600 vnurraa- zUlz to loof-topb Shell only. WOOD era'Lting eectional overhead. lead ga-fa­ Comp. igr.'Facd Matqi^Ca. Antomafle : Miss Donna M.M. lithropof ^ W WkrtlS UkeThog ...... shift accented \h y , toe rifflej petroleum liquids should- ap--- The-cathedral’s chief trea- 4 S k M . 2 for $1,00 v ’i STAINS OPTIONAL EXTRA! racere door (hdw. incl.) Bird roof Mat. klood all • J - *. • T:''* shingles. ^ Ito “eariy-English’? r a d io ^ T ? ^ some 16ej^ projects. room,room,’’ saWsaid MarehaU,hUrshaU, 35.35. what. AndAM 1t aaid,eaid. TU let you tom fatoagfalUlif inla a snugfmag f i | Phange plain ha^es Ihto hanwiRan average .'.a cf ...w^ ,0 0 0 statoed-glaqe u m e w w s in d . ^ . The*iw LARGEPLORIDA WITHJBVERY GARAGE PURCHASE 1; ______Ashleman, who wears glasses, if you behave.’ the hips- 1/ LARM MLID HEii^D ^ virnii evezY coiT A ee nizcHAse ORANGES ^ ilfSXK) Down arriw iSAiNrArvKn V .'**“* token to a doctor’s office “He dW,” Ashleman paid^T .No. 1466 is in sixes 10 to 2< qrocMted edging and flower •bout 916,000. close inaripow, twlatlnig' streets. ICiNRO LOTUCE JO moaths to repay. 66SJ8 h . 30 GAL GLASS UNEP 3 G A U X )N S surgery, where he Marsltonu Nua said'he' -ne miemipieatotemipted toist;;^ -.w* to 4«Rlxe 42, btieiS:oum, wlto embroidery accental . (' L ; 4 8 e doK. paymenL Conn, salea tak'aaii In Memoriam -X_____ .i.-.,---- .* ' **1<1 toe 'doctor removed several the AzlilemaA-Fates ’ ‘ " ima*-Fatas donfertnke atoev^M. 36* HOT WATER HEATERS lo v u memory ef Lula Oe« ,- «r ‘ ' FARMEtt-Bib^^^^ ' '' Conrtasy earsNnvallable by iiu who pused away threwyear, C hicago’s admlnlsti&on •He (Ashleman) has a taal *'from hringtog my confidential-took. j fan directions ' today, lliuf ,U. 1963. ’ bad . eye," Marshall agreed. fUes to Sawyer’s office.’'.’ To order, send 60c in coins to: ' To ordCr send SSc in mrina to- 1NTR0WCIN6 ;?4 appilatiaint ter jamr eerv- now her was to love her, building .today.^,,. pccteattng. “But I’m to good shape. I Just Aableman, an a srt^ t to S«* »w4ett, Matotoeater 1 ^ Ann* MsnclieaterEv* PJV.C. for family and friend, agalnat delivering giitota Xlid •a l l b e e p . F1^NKG^9^ the ewe^em of her memory. cbiiM raiddbgs. ta . S e lM v e r got a sCraM on my left knuckla Mandifdl tor tome yeape. denied HOiald. U86 ijkVE. nhto HeraUL t i n i ^ e f A m ,^ ‘ can mitlier dim aito afto^ knoeke on the hcad.’?: a id ^ Qm governor. ■ AlfliRICAB, NEW yo«l.‘y,Y, lam, 3MM/ O P E N IN G Service boarta.1 X toatvCiUty - - W n d a y - moIn ^ .Z e ee WATCH FOR THE GRAND .^em aa eatd he did nrt plan “ I rtanted .to get m y «to-toea 16W6. ’ MOftiARlY' t Gee.Eemjly:. spokesmaa «aMt Xeteeea 206 t o file ptaupgas againstMerabaU- raooid to fx/ut out of lha fUea^ ftor lat-^tfaae naUUg «MT06 for jMCk TAttoik: X ^ivN am ei tox, dlEAM CH®^ Cfird Of Thanks and 260 demonrtratora ,'wero govaBBor*8 execiitiya ap- and*rtMw them to too govef-' to f ia to fattam . P itot Natoe^ fiflilrika stria VtelT O j^ GCiURMET IN . in the alx-story admletistra- protecTSa Addn. ^ Up Code, Sty5 S T S ™ COMrt-^ CHEDDAR}? ^ *V9taiMeEriWa^30Mest I f a ^ y jjt the late Bjiiott tj. tloB-bonding.'The iddverBity the-omec toe -incident, agetoat any dirt in toe; cam- Ko. and Size. Keep a copy the’M SprtaMt A. c. BALLROOM - CHEESE JA ^H pN fr^ Etc. * -Upaplp^iilMmQr.nealer" - -5SreiadrM S*’- for tiielr•? .d>«n* many friend* ectM lias,a. total enreUmeal cC ^ he would tave no com-, p^gn. ^ ^ . Don’t m to e ^ Spring AfluaiV and Summar Album on — aiis ftwuehtfutaeo* dur- 696. ''SpegSMneq’iiaE 4 te d iri^ awer. s o ! ^ ' FqU IJiM Of: Shral)^ Eveigreens, ecent bereavement. / . u V t.** toko-too reoOrde to' toer '66 toeuo of FUUQn, making it easy to choose mom fn._BUMt Randau. fir. and .eostratm said tiiey narober- •#"666 V mere. . toi^Siy^ toe fight any dirt to Pritwto yoiw atjtodf^l^^ w a y m q n d a y - 4 P.M. . m fugropm wttigtit. . , ^ . .... -w a //-V. T <1 f f' ; ! 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liANCHESTBR EVEIONG HEBa LD, ^ CbNN^ THimSDAY, MAY 12,1966 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANUtiESTEB» CONlI^ THUBSDAY, MAY 12,1966 TWELVE Darby-Purkee From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen By DORIS BEUHNO nte mcQttec* Mias. RuUt Mrs. Roger Lemelin ot 41> t SiKfCM at Roefcvilieto James Teresa Rd., ttae mother ot five young childiren. has several ] Ds««(f m 4t liaaobei^ recipes that she uses ocmatantly. By-JBBXT.LAHI>AV]!IB congremlopea fliWhew, hisvKl- egaiOBt h k erigtaM sitottHee, aympathstieelly to San. Dodd’s 1 M soIsmBlaed tbto moniiiic She says, ‘'These recipes are The Wall Street Joomal leas of the dictates of moMHty) oolanmlaU O re # Foartnk- sptd expUnahon that the moontlng a t. BaklMlomesv% Cburota, ideal -for families with young­ WASHINGTON ' SMrvicea estimated -tdq "imrelmburaed |a son at Mir. and Mrs. James dren.” Two of her favorite on the. delicate legal XXhtos Committee heeitate to •were ever yWidered fa toWlMoige ooats of being a senator” , at.| ^ Daiby at MJoidt a t ground meat recipes are Saucy and moral qwesHons involved in spprove or ootodemn Ben. for gifts. A “Perslaa ruir’ ebp- nearty as. much as faia |SO,DOO lie Rev. Ridwtrd BoUea per- Meat Lioavea and Burgers-in-a- finanoing a ootigreeelonal I k ^ ’s Amdratoiiig.. pbsedly : received from Julius annual congressional salary. ffwtM*. One Of these, Democnatto Sen. Kletai, registered U.S; agent for Unlike many lawmakers, lo n g tbe dmilde lin e ce>^ Basket >1’ , -.1^ Paid Chetetat was or- Soo^ Meat Loaves ' The etodqr, wMtoheired Itogene J. ICcOerihy of Min- Wnri Gtarman, buaineas inter- has a substantial outride Income and soloist. Bouquets at % cup oatmeal Deiqiocinttc eenutor from Oon- nesoto, regrets that the oeanmit- eats, aetuelly u ru -a 9-hy*14-inrii from which to"* pay Mich ax- nffritoiR to aocuaed of diverting tee dMh’t-bava time to develop imitation worth tz, according to penses.. ,, ite pompctis were on the al* I H teaspoon salt KeVadom vbolo % teaspoon pepper to peraonal use, end evading atendanle'before the Dodd case the court document And ' a ‘Ihe ooste of pqUUcal life r S r ^ : Hie bride waa given in mar- fV.X' Engaged ^ cup minced onion Engaged Onobme taxes on, part of the ehipted — It took a year to find “whopping** $80,009 payment apart froni direct campaign ex- I tge by her Csther. ebe wore a 1 egg, beaten proccetto tram three testimonial Mx aenetoni willing to serve, said to have come front the penses.are often cited as Juatifi- • ■ • « c a dtonera held in Connecticut “Wc rixMkhi’it presume to Judge Teamsters Union was a court- cation for. permitting oongreas- 1 B-lengy **®^ parents, woe held Ikw hhh in Weridiigtan. Sometimea ihe “system” , Dodd’s troubles ere already ap- tions — "Naturally you tell ‘em 1 ir boUMuct veil of h n ^rted < ringfon. 1 tablespoon prepared mus­ Mr, and Mrs. Harvey R. PMt- - tard AH the four effalra yielded ^*w-ks in weird ways. On the parent PreaMent Johnaon, per- what they want to hear,” one I uskwi was arranged from an Her fiance is a son of Mr. nxan of Mortdtoii. Her fiance is the son of Mr. around poo,000. fund-raising aide, it sanctlone haps skMttrii about landing tala senator adya — and artiela-writ- < ganna flower accented with and Mrs. Robert W . McCotnb Jr. Oombine fdl ingredients ex­ I ed pearls, and she oariled a cept catsup, brown sugiar and and Mrs. Graydon F. Lockwood Soon the’ Revenue rideetoppiiig the Intent of laws preatlge to aoch affairs, paaaed ing, generally by the eongreas- of 11 Quaker Rd. Servkse w ill an ec- governing discloeure of cahi- iq> an. expected appearance at a man's ghost, also yield extra 1 Idte B M e decorated with car- IS ■ MisB Allison is a giraduate of mustaird, mix UghUy oiid shape of 9 Margaret Rd. Mies PWtaian is a graitoote counting. And wVhln a month prign eontributiona, particularly recent g ^ e n party here cele- income. 1 Ltions, baby’s breath and white the Richmond ' Professlofial In- into six to eight small meat I reamers. -r> -J$ loaves and place on baking of Morlr Mrs. Thomas J. Mclhtyre of ly questioned. But pOUUeal glfta I aektiall was matron of honor. Va. She Is employed at the Tor- Ttw.».n*.v to . 'any person -with his New Hampriiire; celebraton raise more doubts^ and the 1 ja. Richard C. Durkee of “froet" each loaf with about sissippi, Holitleeburg. rlngton Co. ly ihe oemmittee w « examine knowledge or consent.” peM pOO each to b d p the aena- D»dd affrir, no matter Bow It "lie, slater in-laiw ot the Chamberlain photo one tablespoon of topping. Bake Lt. Luckwood graduated from Mr. McComb is a graduate of «U b targe toeue: to it proper for TBraa, without wrenching In- tw defray office exponaoe. h M out, ta Ukely to n» » y c was brtdeamaid. MRS. JAMES H. DARBY III in 350-degree oven for 30 min­ Manchester High School and thie University of Oonneotlcut. Iltie matron of honor wore a ______utes. the University of Oonnecttcut.. a poUltolaai to accept cash con- terpreUtlons of the law. Demo- ®ven befora .bU eurrattt t «U - these dOMbta. He served two years in the Cributtoae when he Isn’t a de- cratlc Sen. HJdward M. Kennedy Wea arose, Sen. Dodd waa a iris Uke D e l a w a ^ ^ ^ b t o a n a4eogth gown ot y*H Locks. He is stationed at Ft. drews of Oakville announced of Connecticut where he will A tow tawmakerU uidieritaL- that not one cent waa collected 1®*»* tbelr own t o u i ^ l n give money to a poUtlcan expect 2 tablespoons dnsined hone- The Wedding is planned for floral ’ head- Bushs, Va., where he recently the marriage, April 1, of their receive a masters degree In civil (Berakl pitoto by Pinto) Ingly riiout “NO!” Says New or spent for 'W s well-financed mind, many members wlU listen nothing in return.______PORK COMBO 6 9 : radish May 21 in Meridian. ^ W She carried a completed a m«Mi-englne hell- daughter Charlalne Mae to WU- *"^***^^1 ” MRS. LEMELIN AND JON Jeraeyto Republican Sen. Cllf- campaign against Republican '' ■ ROAST AND CENTER CHOPS The wedding is plaigied for >4 cup ketchup or chili sauce ie bouquet of jfeilow and comae and to In- Andrulbt. son of Mr. H teaspoon celery salt CXIS’TLT EXCAVATIONS ford P. aaae:“ I feel strongly George Lodge In 1902 or tor Ws yy E _ / bsby's structor course at the Faculty June 25. lita pompons teaspoon salt elin says, are limited because and educational trips as a fami­ SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — ’The that bolli ttie giving and the re- re-election campaign two years m M e O T U n Devetopment School. A fter a and Mrs. William Andrulot of 14 teaspoon pepper of the size of her family. She ly unit.’’ Museum of New Mexico reports eelving of such oontributtons ago. ___ brldasmald’s gown of leave he wiU depart for Oak- W l Cooper Hill St are thoroughly bad public poll- U k e many other-candidates, ■Tbs The double ring ceremony 1 pound ground beef belongs to the Hartford Whea­ that excavation of archeological e green crepe with white lace l*Bd» OeMf., end Viet Nam. sites in advance of consiruction cy.” Kennedy presumed that he Budget Birring Tuesday, BONELESS was performed by the Rev. Mix all ingredients hgbtly ton Club, Ladles of St. James lee was styled to match the School Menus tod St. Francis Xavier Mothers District’a Collar White work makes up about oneJialf But a majority of legislators didn’t know who was raising Paul Prokopy at Zion EJwangell- and make into six ‘niurgers” or regard contributions made out- cam^ig;n cash tor him. Dozens nor attendant’s, end she wore Circle. W A SH ING TO N — The Dis­ of the museum’s expenditures in Fire Truck, Garage Sought cai Lutheran Church, Manches­ round balls. Place on cookie side regular campaign fund- more congressmen, fearing to [uAtchlng headpiece with veil, Lutz Bird Walk ter. The menu for the Mancheekeo'Sheet______and _____ bake 20 ndnutes in Her hobbies are, she says,, trict of Columbia is the least In- New Mexico. lb lie earned a cascade bouquet It will cost 3198,000 this year ntoiiig cfanimeta os proper, al- drive off contributors vdw pre­ PORK CUTLETS 8 9 ’The brtde was given in mar- pubHc schools for the w l ^ of 875.degree oven. “strictly domestic. I cook and durtrlallzed area in the United The board qt finance wlU hold member of the ennlvereary yoUow end white pompons to excavate and remove valua­ ways assuming that the recipi- fer aiKMiymity, similarly thwart Set Saturday riage by her father. She wore May 16 is as fohowa; Blanket bake and experiment constantly States; Only 8.35 per cent of its a public hearing on all budget committee to; bring this about. d baby's breath. ble artifacts before sites are crit; doesn’t mortgage Ms inde- the law^s intent. a sheath gown of white linen Monday: Hamburg gravy on 4 medium potatoes In the kitchen. I love to sew for workers are in factories, while 4-H Winner iRObert Belanger of Coventry Luta Junior Museum will hold dug up or covered with water in pendenca to the givere. What’s Ofcoaslona! oddities of timing requests for the 1966-67 fiscal and lace, pillbox hat with shoul- mashed potato, peas and oar- hot milk home and people. W e enjoy eat­ more than 30 per cent have fed­ Sandra Tripper of Hehran won red best man. Ushers. . . tts 7th annual Bird W alk for der length veil, and carried a rot*, twead, butter, milk, pine- ing out, and taking recreational eral govermntot Jobs. various construction projects. more, many of them are una- are also part of the fund-raising y^ar at 8 p.m. ’Tuesday in the 2 toiblespoons giM ed ontoo bariietBy acoepting such— h help. system.----- Friends of Harold D. a first pktoe ribbon in the Hart­ ra Ronald Charles D arty « members and gueerts Saturday, cascade bouquet of gardenias, apple upside down cake, elementary -school, ford Oounty Jtnilor Horae Show, LEAN SHOULDER 1 teaspoon salt' Ni) less a political knninary Cooley, the North CaroUha d ^ ^ ” ’ w S S id a u r le s ****** « • « ivy and baby’s breath. Tuesday: Half-day session; % teaspoon pepper The general budget requests sponspred by the Hertford VKUithan Senateo e n » e w G pPj i r AjeauerLieader uivei-Ever- DemocratL/emocrai whowjio headsnetLos the uie Itousexiuuse ^ ^ ® ^ a tm i Xa m - vaM RIB no lunch program. 1 teacqxmn grated ^e e e a * i w ° w 'o f Rockville, broth- weloome, but children under 11 Miss Bonnie Macaulay of Wednesday: Ifrankfuit oo «tt M. Dlrtenm of nilnote main- Agriculture Oommltta, chose his m CUT of the bride* and Richard must be aooompanied Iqr an Springfield, Mass., was maid of Mash potatoes with hot milk, tains a fund in a special bank ^day celebration on July 26. *** PORK CHOPS roil, baked beans, cole slaw, add peinialning ingredients and orgoittl of Manchester. aduM. honor. She wore an empire gown account from which he draws 1965, to raise $35,000 tor bla re- , ..qn A 7< i- mierht w “mno-iirfi <;minr"niul milk, ice cream. beat tmtll light and fluffy. of aqua crepe, matching cab- Thursday: Oven fried chicken. $10,000 to $12,000 a year to pay election campaign thta fall. ^ n S n w Mrs. Duikee wore a two-piece leader w ill be Frederl

ride. jjaif as fast as it is now — in ed Aircraft Research labora- HEAD CUT office funds or let lobbylsto tor testimonial dbmer ^ AprU -80, Bittoim Pastor Rev. Dr, J, Good Brown, from the Land of ibiohantment BUn PORTION lb. 59c 4 ess,. pfnkw ao^NSOziaL and a of the area’s feathered sum- *^® ®®“P^® honeymooned In-years. torles, Blast Hartford. The cou- business and labor sponsor for 1965, three monthX riiead of made a pitch for OoniiecUcut »fc,,4tal8lef.‘' ‘^ .;jn e r reektonts, -they may have Washington, D. C. They are re- The ^estimate, made at the pie has five •‘J’s.’’ Jay, 10. a flihd wdrinfeu|B$;jBpceBBatIte..re- OooWiJr!7Tlia liM iW tesa riiya he M rA baih y Is k i m gradu-^g to spot warhlere on Hartford. California Institute of Technolo- 4th grader at St. James’ ^h o o l; toted to oampalgn n e e ^ — doete’t khote’/ltow^ to was the Hebron and OHead Congre- capital Wednesday night, ^ of Rbam Rtgb School, Heb- tfarir^Wey to Northern Now '^*” * Andrulot is a graduate gy based on measurements Jane, 7H, a second grader at namely, offlee, emtartainmeiit raised at'tJiS $d)6-aTlttte dinner gattaw t Church pulpits, .spea^ "Amigos” dropped in at BIO BUY ini' THE W e e k and travel expennes. in B . loaal Oongregwttonal COCKTAIL I Dcky HiU. Before enMsting .ln tan. In the eivent of rain, the New Britain, majoring In math- LARGE, SWEET, PINK MEAT e U . S. Army, be was a tool w alk w ill be canceled. ematlca. ocratlc Rep. Robert N. Gialmo personal expensea and the ralm-. Ohurcbos, Hebron and Gilead, ot OoimeottCMt from a tertdmoni- bu'raed costs of running a. 4*’* nnich pleased to learn that Y NA^B CHICKENS el that netted $1^,000; Demo- oongreeakmal office. ®® I^ v . D r. Reginald HeKfer- cisttc ]^ep. M o i^ K Udell of *Ihe coet of a reception tor **|h; ??* 3 LEGGED lb.4Sc Arisooa from a .Dioeoa dinner , visiting bigwigs from home can •vision of World Service of the. CANTALOUPES EA. 28 OZ. that yielded aligfatly leas. In come from a senator’s unused Thilted Ohurch Board of World MAYTAG • CANS ■ CenM In lo r Ff m eetah case, the recipie^' says he stationery allowance, from, a MlntotriM has promtoed to take INDIAN RIVER, SEEDLESS 'jm OCEAN part in the re-dedloatioii service DOlIBU BRE ASTED lb. 55e FRESH wilt spend the money tor pbliti- special campaign fund, or from WASHERS H andy Mon Plans otd purposes. But some other the congressman’s personal of the Hebnm First Q m ^ g a - LIVE MAINE atfaira seem toes related to po- purse. tiomd Church June 6 at 3 pjh . \M) mm Par Fancy N 4 ^ Skinless httosA coete. Ftiends of Har- Sen. Dodd Will rely iin bsooma. prime teigeto ftw kivi- eraging abotit $20,000 annually, gymen of the ehuroh, end •wesdd' M 1 N< M I S I I' K E-X-T-R-A-l tations. " i ’va bad the Wto put' H poHttcal funds were spent tor be wflllng to lend them, to urged OONTADINA “f on me Ihree times this month ^personal purpoees, he wlU to do so, and may Contact kny 6 0z. already,” ,'0(ts Capitol HW Wb* argue, then it’s equally true that TOMATO PASTE Cans bytot ffV iqU es. “hut I can’t sK- personal ftmds went tor poUtlcal SAT, ford not to show up.” . puipoees. Jn tha -shSdowy^ worid- of- In a libel sidt filed law week L Y 8 0 L By Long-Bell MANCHESTER YWCA M AY 14th! SPRAY ^ oA pwdwie ol eny pectoie a r m o m r ^ 11 A.M. Jo 8 Spring Tour of Hornes As the noma Ven-O-Wood Indicates, this beautiful panel is actually overlayed with a “veneer of wood." Long-BoU AMERICA'S BEST PAINT VALUE CONN. 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■5L_ EAHL Stai Looms Knicks to Try v>' ■perta Editor Iioirdnato ; Afje, ’la r o Bookingd for Goodnotigli ifihuooil^ AinbaiBsador 4>f goodwill fenr the New York Mets, Hal ^ i f ” s ta r* A t Backcourt Berth No.lioBger (]kx)dii^0ngh haa 'been booked for two more area appear­ JJJ5^ YORK (AP)****OwKrie Russell of Michlgaii ances. Ifih fast-talking, ’walking encyclopedia of sports Activity; NEW ORLEANS, comra out o f: Wednesday’s National Basketball Asso- will address the Manchester Board of Realtors at its Hitters and ^tehees were (AP)—Ken Still is just » ciaiion draft as th^No-1 collage p/layer in the country Foe 20th '«m ivBrsary dinner on May 25^i?t Caiyey’s Log ih-the spotlight ytsterday face in the crowd on thC' _ to tihe spr))rise of nobody. KANSAS CITY (AP)—Tony NEW YORE (AP) . — Cabta in Lebanon. Sunday morning, May 29 at St. on; tihe schoolboy bamball PGA circuit. Chances are Hm New York Knickerhock-...... ■ can L ea se’s 1965 bwne run chagipioP» la tired yita tpe, MaryTi t9M t«h, Ooodttotigh will he will still be one of the era, who had wem first pick on Di<^ ^Radatg’i:EBflt ball qtied season only one month old, qieok A a n u n ily HrealcCaat, siQene. East Hampton’s Bud Matt Guokaa of St. Joseph’s to of good in hts crusade tor equal O edik spun a no-hit; no-fUli unknowns when the' f 100,-. th® flip of a coin with the De- to hunt. Now it’s Binding Coplg^aiu, who was 31. last the ReY.SQeorge Nowtrand n- 000 Greater New Orleans Plstona.' reaUy navwr hesi­ Philadelphia had aald he th o U u M . JamutTy, waa given a rest by porta.; BSi' toplo here wltl be rights .’ . , Abe Orosafeid, effort against Btdton H ^ , . tated, to picking Ruaa si”k“”.s:rk r'Si “ The 6-toot, 160-pounder may “I »P«*t * couiM of ^ y,g ^gg^ j^ggtonal earned run average cUmbed to Despite his admitted weariness, ?>. Louis .. be right in analyzing Ms with him at Aim Arbor ehom a ^g NCbtA competition, he hit his third homer, a 4a0-foot CHUcago ^ Hampton, OcelUc proving too To Head Army Grid Staff runs and drove In five nms as.of the pitching, Aaron bandied ubles by Tom Haller helped diving past the New Yan­ aro has been placed on a high about ills treatment he gets In spun several no-hlit, no-run 1964, was next with a 66 fol­ California 14 10 • .683 8^ h rM strong. Aimy officials declined to an­ Atlanta ended a^loainif atiing at 'ths hitting and Bragan hardly IWld the Giants’ early lead, kees Into sole posseselon^'of lost protein diet — calling for “plen­ 12 9 .671 4 J this and that. His latest tirade, gemeu along ttie route. Lest krttfcra.'c ...... *6 I a 1 Sports Schedule lowed by Nlcklaus, Jacky Burke WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - Chicago .; for personal pubtidty only, was g«toi«aptner, c f ...... 6 a Big Dave Southerling pitched nounce details of CahUl’a con­ five games with an 8-1 victory had to do imy managing as ‘ * * • place. Schilling to Minors, ty bf steaks.” Minnesota 9 ^10 .474 6 ^ time I eaw Dalkowskl pitch, he DiCScoo. % S a and South African Oobie Le- Army has finally named its hew over Cineinnati Wednesday Atlanui rocked the Reds. EKH)OER8-PHlLS— In other games on the ra^ Jim G o^ er replaced Oondgll- ' against. major league baseball stood the New York Yankees on RMctny. If ...... ,.„ S 3 i a seven hits, Thursday, May 12 tract, but it probably la for one 8 14 .364 8^ 1 8 a but you can’t •win If your side Grange with 67s. football coach, promoting a vet- night ■•Aarfm’s two home runs were Don Sutton pitched Los An- shortened American Lea^e dro in right field In the Kansas for .not having a Negro mana- their ears at hUami Stadium, I^eAie, lb ...... 5 1 Tennis — Manchester at Wind­ year. 8 16 . 348 9 * Dptaskl, M. 8 1J 9 9 doesn’t get any runs. aan from the ranks. The 48-yearK>M ex-infantiy hlo lOthiand llth this season and geles’ first shutout of the season program, the CSiicago White Sox City series finale. Gosger went ^ 7 16 .304 10 * gw. Tte fanner Dqdger great mitil injuring his elbow. He'just Mraon. rt ...... 6 1 ham Covington Released New York GtaPdjON. 8b ...... 4 8 a 0 The winners tallied twice In Tom OahlU, Want Point’s o lt lc a a long-ahot candi­ upped his <;aresr total to 409, and contributed three hits to the edged Baltimore 3-2 in 11 In­ 0-f Baseball — Ellington at MANCHESTER night over the left field waU The rookie right-hander • • • tq 25 playerS lciday following last-mi,nute transactions the Red Sox 6-6 in 10 Innings. of M playing career but would • ♦ * ' ' - ab h rW Bloomfield, 3:16 176, Beverly MacLachlan 180, day night to fiU the vacancy Army assistants 'with Mm. West nlngs J* oot start in the minors. Who Dixon, b ...... 8 0 0 Janet Gokey 180, Edna Van Al­ created when Pahl Dletael Point brass first tried for Bobby with a map on In the first and struck out eight, walked only WHITE BOX-ORIOLES— that resulted in the shifting of several well-known base- Kansas (3ity 8, Boston 6, 1()^ Uttney, Sb ...... 1 LEBANON — Only losing Indies -vs. Gunver, 6:16 — C.O. GOON AND does itefalnson think he Is, Thanks to All len 458. abruptly packed up and left the Dobbs of Texas Western, a Ca- then, reached almost the same one and drove. In the only nm he The White Sox were shutout hall names. ' ^ ” limings ' . , Banae. w ...... 4 pitcher Jim Loclcero and Park wanttog a top Job, one of orfly It’s hard to put into words how Bom^rger,-"'- v*. ph- ...... 1 MlUtary Academy five weeks del fullback from the Davis- spot with two on in the fifth. needed In the third inning when on three hlta by Dave McNahy The deadline for reaching the California 7, Washington 6. Walnuts vs. Telephone, 6:16 — FOX CLUB Qub Still Sought 20 to the country, without any warmed the writer wui by‘ the S r « c 5 ’ if George Gillls were able to ROOKETTEfi—Joan Rivera ogo to become South Carolina’s Blanchard sra, then talked to .jfoth of AAJVn’a shots and one hs singled after catcher John until they tied the score in the mandatory 26 players was mid­ innings “ solve Lebanon pitching for Robertson North River Rd., Cioventiy previous experience? Robinson thoughtfulness rtMwn by hun- I!*’ '? '’.. C l. ia2-S43, Betty Weir 199-169— footbaU coach and athletic several other prospects after by joe ’Torre came, off Sammy Roseboro had doubled eighth with a two-run rally built night Wednesday. Dick Scho- Detroit at Clevelahd/ post# Hifnd. c .... CJheney as the Rangers lost Meek vs- Congoa, 8:16 — Mt. Ron Fairly drove In two runs In Softball Loop was a great bati player but his dreds of friends and acquain- Brmy, 2b .. 402, Lois Peteraon 131. director. ijobbe elected to stay put Hniis, v^ho lo ^ for the fifth Ume on Tun-sedring singles by John field, Larry Jaster, Wes Coving­ poned, rain and cold ' their' fourth straight decision Nebo with a sixth inning, single and oyt^)W^.,oqmments and atti- tanoea during toe- recent he- Romano, xt in six games. Romano and Floyd Robinson. ton, Chuck Schilling and Tom iBtiih iieuded. Jis qpa - team to New-'Tork, at MlflneSbJk;; Jolmson. if against no 'Wins. Now ShooCng- ^ . Blswhere the .J^atlondl Sutton..contribhted his third hit tlMe has'not done him one bit reenrement to Ms family. Palmer, of . •They won It tn the llth ■ when <3hehey Were among those asked oomplote the: eight-team - Rec pbited, rain and cold_^ _ ^ ..t '1 HtHnaU, p . Lymaa <8> iiaia^e, liouBton downed New to another two-run Dodger rally to pack their traveling bags. ab r e rW Gene Brabender balked home MEETING TONIGHT Stow Pitch-Softball League: Today’s Games Sostman, p Aodreme, cf 6 0 0 0 ' n ''Saa-;-. - rFranclaco- in the ninth. ,' , " " ■ Bill Skowron with the deciding Any team interested should L>etunan. p Tuisdoy r r ^ Schofield was sold to the New Little League ' coaches, com­ , Washington (Ortega 1-1) at, ' Totals 36 6 8 Wretched ns Winning* streak to run. eontadt WaMy Fortin, program Drops His Crutches Wethersfleid n s 310 Buion, so 6 P Jd. — 8 PJd. York Yankees by San Francis­ missioners and officers, alohg California (Lopez 2-2), night t 163—16 Rajidalt, lb 10 games vrtth a 6-1 victory over e ...... co. The Yanks made room for ddreotor, at the Blast Side Rec New York (Peterson 2-1) at? Manchester OtO 000 OOO- 4 J. Okooedc, o Pittsburgh and. Lios Ahk.slBS With; the tuhpires x|nd farm B—OtOleao,leoo, Lanwnao.lanwnao. ThleUec a. WJ'Si BASEBALL HEROES ANGEL8-SENATORS— the veteran shortstop by send- league ebaches, will "niefct, to­ Centers.. Minnesota (Grant 2-2 or Kaatt Pitches Mean Fast Ball HHtnaU. DDtem: t e o r ,^B-W«ther»fled----- Bealdea Onr Regnlar J>laWced PbUadehtMa M . > iWank H o ^ r d hoipeted for ing pitcher Jack Cullen to Tole- Any individual wishing to 2-3), night « 7, Manchester«*«r 7. ’ , wukeo. If ■■ >< • night at the Army and Navy Ruaao, If Sunday Sfeoot b a i t i n g Hank Aaron, -ihe Seiititors and Josd'Cardenal do of the International League play eoftbell and who has not Detroit (McLato 4-1) at Qeve-} ■r ABTRO|Mli|i!TO-, ■ .A Club, Main St. at 8 o’clock. This BAST HAMPTON— Goose- Zerclwtu, If Braves', hit hiro hamb runs fml and Rick Reichardt for the An- bn option. is an important meeting as final beeii signed to any teem may land (McDowell *4-0); night ) Although He Can^t Stand featwing..« Barry liatriuto pJtcSW 16 -J-8 drove in five- rtms- as Atlanta gelB but at 'the end of nine in­ dsivtaxrt Fbrttn at the Rec days Chicago (Howard 1-0) a.t Balti­ eggs were aH Bokon (8-7) could Totals 41 3 7 1 6 Innings of two-hit relief and Jaster, a starting pitcher for plans will be tnade 'for Sun- Ohi aejr <1> snapped Its ‘ five-game losing nings they '«yere (led 5-5. Wash­ or Bob XMgan nighita -at Char­ more ('Bertaiha' 1-0), bight ST, PAUL, Mina. (AP) — ppretty weU, too. Someone does get to’its rood game 'With East h . e rbl Onr New Electric Trap Rusty Staub .and Jim Wynn St. Louis during the first month day’s opening games. The um- Young Danny Warn pitches a my nnming for me. Gbodraw, K 0 0 0 fv..* iiw-., streak with an 8-1 victory over ington m o v ^ ah(Md in the 10th of toe season, ^was optioned to pires will recleve their final’In- ter Oak Park. Only game's scheduled. ' ^ Bert Maaip*M (4) Richsid. 3b hammered hofne nms that llft^ qmcinnatl. on Ken McMtdlen’h’ double and Friday’s OtoneS’ ’ ^ mean, foot bsE. ‘T guess I bat aH right, but Pd ab r. h e rM Lortcero, p ROUTE 13 - MAIN HIOHWAY MtU; ROCKVILLE, iMONE 37S4I79 (MHaet) Tulsa of the Faclfio Coast structions from A1 Oowies, um- mot. of Foobey, e ■ - ■ ■'____i;------—-i PnCHDW—Gaylord' Perry; k elngle by Don Look but Cah- Slugger BYank Thomas hit Boston at California, N In a vacaitt lot near Ms home, rather pitch." Joanaon, ab I^ague. The southpaw had a 1- pire in chief, When the youngster gets GabHel, cf Gdante, won his fifth game with fomla came right back with two .269 for the Phillies, .172 for New York at Kansas CHy, W Donty drops Us crutches, bends Dwiinehr. lb Maiiraeln. aa f Record for the Cards. Friday night at Robertson home Ms dad, Robert Warn, a Kagerec, -m antis, lb a slx-hlttep as San FranciSep (tins. . ' V the Astros and .212 Ibr the Washington at Milnnesota, N>' to the grounds'fans to his Imees Covington, S4-year-old out- park the Rookie League will get truck driver, asks Donny ii, ..i< ' A 6-i victory over Fittsiwgtu ReichAnIK’a single, produced the the Chicago Cubs. He had been boys, who have already signed posite mark of .220. Baltimore at Cleveland, N Donny, 18’can't stand and Coodwi,“ Sw irl TVitais ao 1 2 6 0 first. Relchardt, theh stole eec- pke^ Because of polio, ho__ ‘They got rame hits off me, OoeMc. p ond, and after Ed Kirkpatrick PhUaddphla last for league play will be .put qn ^ Donnysoys. irSHw’m teams. Any parent interested in wsaiM atilif metal braces Final Tryouts walked, raced home with the gets asrtlnd nn crutches. Donny, who has nine, brothers skraj^’ab OOVENTBY—Bpariced by M. Schilling, former Boston' sec­ coaching, umpiring or . helping tryouts for the Alnmnl winner on a singla by Paid Bub las does have a wiok^ and sisters, was afflicted with arape, if Itonit’a five^ttt pitohlng,. Cov­ ond baseman, was optioned -by out should plan to attend at tl^s -Hiialor Baseball leagu e eehed- Sriiaal. Weather Cuts into l^ate, fast boll tixoma from his knees. the disease ntoe years ago. oMals 4 7 2 4 entry High defeated KUltogly: | Minnesota to its Denver affiliate Ume. The 'diamond Is located BoHoa (6). tiflSHonlght have been poetpon- Otoer playera in Penny's va­ Dootoos say he 'will never walk High yeoterday, 6-8. Ttoe suc- TMxU : In the PCL. The Twins also cut behind the Wlpton Library on sb r e rW ssieeRLiN oi eid and reedieduled for Saturday cant lot league don’t bahy Don­ again without the aid of braces, pgpin w 8 0 0 0 oera was the seventh in 10^ outfielders Ted Uhlaender and Main St. Tryouts will commence Aaron Ilitting Ball Hard lihdtislng at Charter Oak Parte. ny. ffistera Audree and Joyce, “He gets around okay efore the cMdeJitia for a poor'pteh.' he?” arwer, cf Sttnrs each obUeotod two bits oned to Denver. collected as soon as ppssible for ■ McDonald. 8b Sr:;i§illVIJMI: start of this season tooit anyone Major Leagiiai i "Cindn Doimy,” yells batter inner, ab to^ the Pate. The Washington Senators sold teams already selected. other than Sandy Iwufax, Don PowrWow, “how about gettin’ Trin Names Herr Oovaotry 300 008 0—6 9 4 Drysdale or Claude Osteen Totals ai 0 0 3 Cheney to Hawaii of the PCL. ==LeaciGrs=^ one to m e?" E M HamiitM __ oai igo_o- KUHngly 000 . OSO 0—3 B 4 ; by SEBERUNR ’ He set * major league record The St. Louis Cardinals draw wpiSd pitch the first shutout for Nattooal League Denny,' Ms knees stUl on the HARTFORD (AP)— Terrence as—KOcerer; LOtB Boltwk------. Hunt and Don Storrs: John­ ___ Herr, on assistant line coach at Eiast HOnaitaa 4; BB—StuttierUn 3, for Itrikeouta in one game when one .million fans ,for ..the fiist the Lqe Angeles Dodgers? Batting (46 at bate)--MMgang groimd, cocks bis right arm Oeelflc a. son^ Schmidt (6) and Graves. special DUSTY 8<»TBAU. hs' fanned 21 In a l6-ihnihg game time when they won the 1046 RooklB Don Sutton turned it in Hourton, and Smith, S t Louisb back and snaps tt Wte a ^trtier Colorado S t^ Bring o u t- ttw suMing mm. against Baltimore in 1962. National League pennant. Wednesday night in a 6-0 viotoiy .867. * ^ with both feet solitBy on thO been footbaU CAR over Fhtiadelidiia. chlneo? ■M ~r Runs — Aaron, Atlanta, ground. - . 9oach at Trinity OoHege. WHEEL Hart and Maya, Son Fraaotoco, Pow*Wow gate a Mt, and It Is Herr, a naUve rt H e^ y, Here are the <»ld facta about to that growing society of men who.ere "cue” last night as they thrash* L ow Odds for V€onh Nine 20 T. Joyce’s turn. She tags a sMld end a I966graduate rt L*b- m h m s i ed Ray's Restaurant at Obartar > „ „ „ , ■ ■ ,______' bow the weatbqr is affecting the Rune battled-In — Mays, Saib drive into ths street, and Donny anon Valley OoUeg^ aim tired o f pushing e iawn'mower,., ■Oak Park, Alta, • r; major league baisebaH scfaedule{ Francisco, 28; Asran, Atianto,f tmfsts at the waist and foltows serve as assistant track ci^ h In the first 31 days of the season 22. the baU’a fiigfat aUentiy. end Instructor to physical edui BALANCINC Facing the S3-hl^ fAtaak w en Olandera Fans 15 Batters , through Wednesday, 41 games - r. Bob Branulck with five hits in . BMs—Alou, Atlaida, 87; Mbr- ' Steely, Donny goes into the cation. . „ have been postponed, 25 in the gah, Houston, 86. i d batter’s box, crutches under t o six trips including three hooto . American League and 16 in the axeliaaga sTIriplas—Atou, P itM nigh,' Tj» sams tor pirop hha up, end takes Scholiuitic Baseball runa, Jack McAdam (four for In Spring liiitial Victory ' . MsUonal.- In the fiiit 81 days iitif iYisfi jNiir of plus tax 8iz.'1sra^ Iiiai-(fobr for olx]|^ Ptosas^ anclnnati, 'and P a ^ r ^ good ort at Abatt throwh bY ^ ^ ai .gdmes were LraWngeiss, 8.. 1 - ^ T EMnruwto. BEe omactoi tt. oMn>> ^Wbidsor Locia 4, Sdffield Y*- i m ih h a r e O ; . '■ \ L .'f... Mike Orlowskl—(three for fin lYeeh from stweessea againM redUng up some kind of record weathered out Klngswood 5, Westminster* d ’ G O LF LAN ~ Home nms — Aiaran, . Attanta;! tf bk, bottfeulii. ' ’: including a, honarj,^ Mi^ Brawn -and Boston Uhiveralty, for dominatim Of an opponent — ^ 5 h lra Ac. 15, CornwaH 0 ^ Y,’ / 11; Mkys, Stm BVoneisos, 9. •X cMkc.btt'v.'tt- I ’"-; SElRERLiMi IN ° 2 OooneeHcut’a baseiCiaB t e w atiH Witti a 6-4 win over (^ulnnipiae Hammerin’ H ai* Aaron is W atrthird T, Wtodhmn 5 U W N S M ff; '4 3 ^ e t o r heenw), Mark Monqtta aal 'Bkdeh hoses-^JaoksDii, HoMijt tima.^ pnawy A'’a8a'say. / 'I $ ; - I ■; ^ FREE MouimNa 'Y • night f' . Sto^Bra5ThI»Ui'^* tor ^ “ «ght«« odds In Ks qukst ten. and Wm., Log Angriw/iir liioyr ... VflMMvartiwught lawn m oving/ Rayk, w l)o odUadtad 18 hlt8. pe Tankea OanfMsnce hcoora. pf f^ '^***'^^ coiild b t so aasyl No gears to ^iPBEME TIRES Ali New Mercih^f DiUy r « ^ WciHly • • • Wew le d ^ J W m Kdatka (tira Whtta ‘ uCjonn s^ag w h lp p b ig'.*'**^ • M ft.. . Just step down on tea ^ ^ * Roo-Matic drive pedal for BUDOET niiMS l / ^ tl§ hL a fin:— gf |; f ' ; ■ instent raaponss, forward or tor four), Dick Krlnjak (two for' Maaiiaohuaetts clinched at Isast revarse. Choose from two 't:. four) and Wtonpy Wilson (two- a tie for ttm Tonkas title with J^.^ei*8.rec6iri for 89? Ldi Angelee. ii. spaed Tangos. Wide t r ^ fpii four.) ‘' ,a______6-2 Win over Rboda laland. baaebaB^aaason went to 21-2. ; A m eflem .L eagoa itossia for a stooothsr. safer 960 (U )«ex-81iaa ‘ UOmn gate Irak ' toto ’tlm. «>toltored. to’^ i^ ^ 9A. operation.iratlon. Cute 332* ? wldrwidq 310 S 2080—Siaa-'lsscue imuon. Saturday against. Amhertt' dofetod,’»Wealeyan J *^*- wthoiitacalping. S^H.P. 4-cytla angiiialine available'*\ Rboda laland at Stosra, in one 4-S , ln a, LltHa.<®hree contest wHMe Hoitcm. Ba^Boore, with electric starting. 'Birii'-iDnH Aix c< Its tfarae remaining confer- Wednesda)?.; 'JdtipM h Amherst w ■*“ R"' HoWnaod, HsMt- ■A oyi ntoM rAUL ikmme fONjifiAc po leSillVE A CAR Maktog; pm ihant Pf 19 baae f ORCe games. ' ' EasyTermB ito and savdn enemy errora;'’ ^UMaae, wltti a TA Yankee rec-.... r*' I* 2-i-1 km j PUN Marty SMt, . Year lAU&afe Plans winnera Jim Brespi^ triple wltlt CNander's left arm. The Juidor Danbury ia 4-7. enneh U t praduaManfroni BtU Are itoVcMN^.K Diaghbstic Analysis An lilak w M Models two on baas afMUtked the Qaa aOpwed only tour bWa and struck FairfiaMI went on tha rand, jHOdte, whom ttiay Hoom Btouae o e a f . ^ bto U battue as DCrtm broufht .and lost to-Queens. 4-2. Jiisf loovo yonr nam op--first draw ing Ilife: ' iSohadUa changes: Gem an|i Ms. record to 8-4.'i> the ’Stage" with ’ a 6-8 < o ir a ^ ; I%ul Dodge meet tonight and - Yale played an Eastern totort "toih. FaMAd faces an uphill -3(10 hitter, eUpped to 198 inr.;, ■ and i 4 O iv a .! %’f MORIARTV tonight’s riftoar scheduled UR' eetieglate basebsH league game in the quest tor ita first Stadneeday night af|l|i Ifinneerta, 7. ! between TelAhone and BtobnX( at and was beaten tttoning basMthll keasOn ainM )«!■ eftoito in the go8 ' IM U IH - i n , MANCnBSnEB a '. «48-!l^ .. has been moved aha^ twTYPs jpg. oolnmbta broke a 2-8 tie in W®- , Angelee. ______Pltr i ^ (8 declaloM) — Mic.| *TMBSKotfBoVb OMeS9 day night. ^ .the eaventh inning as Bob ’Today's schedUto tatSudoe ' • P J f .’*—'M ban. 1AM. - • 'PJML Linooln-Meroury Dealeri* Teachers lld l SM x—-89*19-6 Rtokaa hit a three-run homw, Hartford at Ooaot Guard, WCr* • Pochlai W M A iN s r . s i M i m 'T :AJL:-'.4 PJL . - - aei-C B N ^ grtPffar. BCoriarty 000 G--Ua Moond of (h* 0ha^:.T■le has oester . TeCh . at Wrinlte 9;,’Atou,, Allptoto, :*ds|*n. lae maytr and Rle^ OfMywiBy a- T-18-1 racord. -and Southern Ciohnecticut' at Angriee, and Haller, flan litwn- * * * * ^ ’* -' ’•'rriiisHi ’.OPEN BVENWOS' " 5 Mchari; ! ’h‘ ■ IM. INI. I...... U and Turldngton. - New Haven College must be American international. ' cisco, 7. 48.

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BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Patattay—PRperliif « ^ Sdioola and qaasaa 88 MANCHESTER W e NING HERALD, MANCHtSTBR^ GONN^ IHORSDAY, MAY 1 2 , M M Antomobfles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW . PAGE SIXTEEN A SPRINO SPBCIAL — Paint­ 1986 MUSTANG — V -8^ 4-Speed, b y ROUSON o u r b o a r d in g h o u se with MAJOR HOOPLE ing, 819 (i xoom (wans and oell- bufgandy, excellent condition, B u t TboAV s h e S L ip p E of s h e s Hu c k m EARN UP TO $225 LITT^ SPORTS fto R CMORA.' M ) MSSN-FMED KEEKS OM ings) two room . minimum. CLASSIFIED 81,860. C all 648-0016 o r 643-7006. A q u ic iL d e s s e r t AHO OAIMED ( A WEEK DRIVING A STAKVATiON DIET AMO ALL SHE IDST ManafieM 429-9884, 247-47^ ♦ THE BIG RIGS 1961 and 1962 OORVAIR, stand- M t^ie in tli€ Air ard, both excdlent nmnlng con- JOBS WATTING dittou: B e st o ffe r, 828-7791. Floor Flniflldiis 24 d o w n ADVERTISING 30ST WHEN MV> IM mIihbMeu H ti 'T D '’ 1962, recently «q)hol- FLOOR BANDING and re^ sh - T r^ Now—^Pay Later CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS , • I 4TOMACM SDeauated Ing (specializing in oMm HMHUMmfuKBAaaraMn' ie a d sr « v 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Btered. 8696. CaU after 5. 749- “^ o N i y floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ AMUMVD IWfe MMIOSST acw-to AI>5Ci MAN 5 t o ^ e n * d 0417. ' ' If you can pass a physical ru . re o o iN * 1>«» CO0KII4& yMiL6 vi9u coAont Aaiertce B n rw e w . PLEASE READ YOUR AD tires, body in good condition. Bonds—Stodc»~> AFPtB- M b « M « aSRMluate Asking 8200. 649-6914, after ING, the largest company MU tImwi naSSfSSifU iCOunu at .Claaallled or "Want Ada" are taken over the phene as n M o r t g a g e s 2 7 approved school In the east r BCAT ITv \ ‘n u s 'IH'BESr. X 0M OO/ELMERi eonvenlenoe. The adverUaer ahonld read Ua ad the FIRST 6:30. i R c n o w O om needs 250 men to be trained ^ s v l v e s t e r J M U r M — DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the CAFE S ^ S b- i 45Btp AUS’ITN HEALEY ^ sUver grey 8E300ND MORTGAGE — Un­ for local and long distance • vou itePTw rr C B W r f " * next bfiertion. The Herald U responsible for only ONE Incor- limited funds available for see- ____ FWOWDWOOUNa IREnJBE; S ^ T t M n M Bneil . root or omitted Insertion for any advertteement and then only roadster, 1967 with 1062 engine. driving. ’Train with the best T 7 i*THI»ISA SSSSSJ^aueae WOMoj” anBotarBoMB ____ end mortgages, payments to on botli Diesel and gas .OI«rM/POOO/BUC8T aSEXpTMi aSKnuiaf h to the extent of a “make’Kood" Insertion. Errors which do not Wire w heels, 8680. Call Storrs, PUBLIC n S S m o(*er ioUr cS tC iC C W . suit your budget. Expedient trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 SlSufllX uuBCuiruiea 811% ffunwl lessen the value of the advertisement wlQ not be corrected hy 429-1720." ^IHOROUSH' S B n y mbafli (pU "mfdm Kood" InserttoB. serv ice. 3 . D . R eelty, 648-6129. anytim e. PASXl M B it r 1968 CHBVROUBT — 4-door se- 1 1 »CMtaar(iqptlU 1 f" r 1” r MUIM MORTGAGE LOANS — flrat, n don, 6 cylinder, standard, ra­ — U—' atlOiMr (onMk) II ^ L second, third, aU kinds realty, W U tU t (Scot.) IT“ (Rockville. Ton FVee) dio and heater, good condition. ■ ilH statewide, credit rating unnec: H dp Wanted— ^Female 35 JORtm (Scot) II Marlborough, 295-0386. SlBooIfinial IS" essary. Reasonable, confiden­ 643-2711 875-3136 BRIDGEPORT Operators, Drill m o in ie - . IT R E A L SHARP .— 1961 white tial, quick arrangements, Alvin SSHmIc m endf . li" Press Operators, Power Press aeTnin la SUM Fm Chevrolet Impala, hardtop, Lundy A gency, 627-7971, 983 %tmw sr Operators, full or part-time, fhiA-, C t bolMlDOW tr * new tires, excellent condiUon, Main St, Hartford, evenings. 400oSBia *A F A N " days. Ajxply Acme Tool & 81,146. CaS 649-7069. 233-6879. tr Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ALEXAHCfRIA,VA. M fg, In c., 56 Glendale R d. iw f e t •lofMiuu® . ^ F F 43GeitocUM a t 9 1968 T-BIRD , white, good run­ Soum Windsor. $PA6HETTI — 24-Hour Answering Service BY V. T. HAMLIN — • ning condition, best offe r. 289- Business Opportunity 28 A L L Y O O P IS ANOTHER _ 4sSlw S l gnlUr H 6055 a fter 5- SPECIALTy»<:«.^J^ STItoMCOoiM Free to Herald Readers T r a ile r s — Business Services Roofing and Oiim neys 16-A tt* drcnit IT DINER IN ONE of the busiest 8 FT. — KILN DRIED PIPJUH EVER \WHVVSBMS LIKE ..WEOOULP sr 1966 CORVETTE, 366 h.p., two O f fe r e d 1 3 \OU AMP OOP /•V, TH' B\THBArt HB. .4tPoQCbii Want Information on one of onr claastBed adverOnementaf Mobile Homes 6-A ROOFING — Specializing re­ HM/E ANOTHER WANTS TO START / AN . HEAR OF ANV* ' TH«n> BE A HM/EPICNIC6, SOltmnbor IT tops, AM -PM radio, 83,900. CaU spots in Manchester doing ex- REAL NICE MNP BARfWCUES, w No anawer at flie telephone llatedf simply can the pairing roofs of aU kinds, new nkLUN' OUTP AN EMIN'CLUB! r / EATIN' THINS SO B lSoM m oiM S after 6 p .m ., 643-4362. SPARTAN MOBILE home, ful- SPRING CLEANING — Tree re­ ceUent business, priced for PICNIC .-______/ I OJJB? , S la v ? OF A CLUB.^ AN*..... J2 Gunn of B" tr ly fumdshed, ready to move in­ moval, landscaping, lawn rak­ roofs, gutter work, chimneya quick sale. Owners going south. Biaplw 1956 dHEVROLETT—2-door Bel to, 2 bedrooms. Call 643-1055. ing, removal of rubbish from cleaned, repaired. Aluminum J . D. R eal Estate^ 648-6129. TABLE m : BY DICK TURNER 83 Dine IT EDWARDS CARNIVAL MPaitkle tr Air. Newly pointed and body cellars, attics and garages, also siding. 80 years' experience. u IT ANSWERIND SERVICE work,, 1957, 283 engine, 8350, HOUSE traJler, 8 x 40’ , Ideal fertilizing. 649-4686. Free estimates. (2tU Hbwley, PRE-DRILLE9 FOR B fo r . sum m er hom e, 8995. CaU 643-5361, 644-8338. EASY ASSEMBLY M B m iU w tr de - chrom^ body, 649-8574, r II "1 J 649-8082 after 5...... 643-1676. LAWNMOWBRS — Sharpened A A A OPPORTUNITY STPieeuBmeath 6 4 M 5 N - 875-2519 and repaired, free pick-up and CM and leave yonr message. YonR hear from onr admtlBer la VOLKSWAGEN Convertible 1962 delivery In Manchester area. Heating and Plumbing 17 Jig time without upending an evening at the tele^ne. Garage— Service— HIGH GALLONAGE •22.95 very good condition, red. heat­ Russell’s Mower Service. 742- BOTn PLUMBING and heating er, radio, exceptlcmaUy dean, S t o r a g e 1 0 7607. BY J. a WILLIAMS repairs, alteratlona, electrio SUNOCO STATION W. G. GLENNEY CO. OUT OUR WAY 81,000. 643-8871. Automobiles For Sale 4 MANOHESTBR — Cooper Hill l a n d CLEARING - - pruning, and gas hot water heaters, free 836 NOR'TH MAIN ST. esUm ates. C'Ul 643-1496. NEED CAR? YoiT credit turn­ 1964 OHEViRaLEJr Bel Air, 4- St., double garage, two cars or reasonable. D & P tree serv­ BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. HERALD storage, $15 monthly. CaU Glas «•«- ed down? Short on down pay- dor sedan, sharp kioking black ice, Manchester. 643-2009, East tonbury, 633-9057. COMPLETE plumbing and Call Immediately, days 668-3400 ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ car with red interior, radio, H artford, 568-0514. heating service, complete new sion? Don’t despair I See Hon­ heater, whitewalls, economy 6 DOX LETTERS WANTED—La'wns to mow and bathroom Installations and Evenings or weekends BY AL YERBIEER ANP I’M MAMWO S U R E ^ ^ est Douglas. Inquire about low­ cylinder engine, 81,250. CaU M otocycles— Bicycles 11 PRISCILLA’S POP if /dODP aOSH.' AAV favortte outside work. OaU after 3 p.m. bathroom remodeling, 30 years 236-0413 876-0674 r OMCLE,WrTHA*OCKFULOF HAVE THIS BEFORE TDOTRB F o r Y o n r est down, smallest payments 649-6808. in business. E ul \ranCamp, LOOT HANPSMEAB5BILL OUT THE POOR-AMPl VMANT QUALITY Motorcycles for qual­ 649-8798. TO SEE IT WHEN you OET ^ anywhere. No small loan or fi­ 649-4749. S e m e m b c r h o w y o u AN’ ’jOU'KE MMVIKJ’ m y ity conscious people. As low cs ALViMSTW T E L L M g . N O T BaOC fr om th e BANKf \’;j Inform ation nance company plan. Douglas watM . EAMICBOOKATME ' $10 down. M otorcycle Sales, 596 TbWNE PLUMBING Service- JTO F»UT THE^ CAR IN n „ I ALMOST BeF=ORE yOUR UNCLE DIPNT BECOME M otors, 333 'Main. CUNLIFFE MOTOR Household Services SPORTING GOODS STORE — wealthy 0 / FRITTERIMB t h e h e r a l d w in n ot Washington St., Middletown. Bathrooms remodeled. Repairs, O A R A C rE t ^ >L. HeBon-THc Offered 13-A prime location, priced for quick AWAV MIS MONEY/------dl^oae the Identity of SALES alterations, heating. 643-8979, l W 4 * » « « ' REPOSSESSION: Take over 600 c c B. S. A. Gold Star m otor­ sale. J. D, sieal Estate, 643- any adverUaer using box REWEAVING of burns, moth 649-4056, after 6 p.m . payments, no cash needed with R t 83 Just North of cycle, excellent condition, re- 6129. latten... Readers answer- holes. Tappers repaired. Win average credit. 1965 Pontiac Vernon Circle buUt, 8350. 649-4723. Ing blind box ads who' dow shades made to measure, TX) LEASE — Busy luncheon­ desire to protect their GTO, 1964 Cadillac sedan, 1965 8 A M. UU Dark Monza convertible. Call 289- 1966 HONDA Scrambler 305, all sizes Venetian blinds. Key^' M illinery, Dressmaking 19 ette, excellent location in Tol­ IdsnUty can follow this 643-0016 land. OaU alter 5, 875-9329. procedu re: 8254, ask for Graham Holmed. excellent condition, low mile­ made whUe you wrtt. Tape re­ DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus­ ■ ■ . ' "r— T age. CaU between 5:30-7 p.m. corders fo r rent. M arlow 's, 867 tom made to your measure­ Enclose your reply tO’ the 1962 CHEVROLET Nova H, ’61 RAMBLER $295 649-4263. M ain., 649-5231. ments, lined or unUned. For Private Instructions 32 \ AlAt/( »•<»•*•*' box m an enveloM — g^rey, 2-door, standard six, top 4-Door Sedan. 6 cylinder auto­ further Information caU alter addressed to the Class!- m atic. 1966 HONDA 306 dream , wlnd- TUTORINO — remedial read­ condition, red interior, 8900. Building— Contracting 14 3, 643-1913. fled Manager, Manchester 568-0253. ^ e l d , safety bars, Uke new, ing, Ehigllsh History. CaU 649- t l x '60 FORD GALAXIE $395 Evening Herald, together 8625. firm . 875-6769. CARPENTRY — Concrete work, LADY’S and GENT’S custom 3063. wlUi a memo listing the 4-Door Hordte^. 8, automatic. 1957 CHEVROLET — 4-door, anything from cellar to roof. tailoring and alterations at « m< tr'«fa, W. TJJ. in »1> nil F->9. ^ oompanioB you do NOT very clean, ?225. CaU 649-1717, Inside and out, no substitute for hom e, reasonable. 643-2264, 139 want to see yoiu* letter. after 4:30. ’57 CHEVY from $195 1965 HONDA trail 90, m any ex ­ BY KEN MUSE Tour letter will be de- (3 to. choose from ). 6 and 8, au­ quality work, satisfaction guar­ Woodland St. WAYOUT tras. Oail after 6, 646-0023. anteed, competative prices, no stroyM If the advertiser Is 1962 CATALINA —maroon, 4- tom atics. Job too small. D & D Carpen­ WANTED one you've menUoned; If door hardtop convertible, ex­ not It win he handled In ’ 5 9 F O R D $ 8 4 5 Business Services try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- M oving— ^Trucking— JN cellent condition. C all 643-9508 Clean, Late Model the usual manner. station Wagon. autom atic. O f f e r e d 1 3 8880. S t o r a g e 2 0 BOB OUVER ond HANtiRMtaui' /itU SS 6 —9 p.m . N ice. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light USED CARS Center Motors Soles A R T S T O R E TJiL tt» 01. Nl. OK. 1968 FLAT SPORTS car, new LAND ^CLEARING, tree re­ dormers, porches, basements trucking and package deUvery. Lost and Found engine. R easonable. CaU 528- moval,'' and chain saw work. what I’d lika to hava right now? A b^, Juicy • IMN These cars may be purchased reflnlshed, cabinets, bullt-lns, Refrigerators, washers and Top Prices Paid MOVED TO “Know HEROES ARS MAPE-MOT BORN 7816 after 6. A. M ichaud, 742-8096. \ Dinar’s Club bardl" LOST — Grey and white cat, fe­ no money down. formica, aluminum, vinyl, stove moving specialty. Folding For All Makes 276 Hortford Rood STEPS, sidewalka, atone walls, male, part Persian. May be In. 1963 OORVAIR SPYDER —sport '61 CHEVY IMPALA 4-Door steel, ceramo siding. WiUlam ch airs fo r rent. 640-0762. MANCHESTER, CONN. a u Y o u n flreplacea, flagstone terraces. CARTER CHEVROLET / m t p Jured. Vicinity Bolton Lakes. coupe, 4-on the floor, low mil­ H ardtop. 8, automatic. Robbins Carpentry Service, eeuA/tiatM R ew ard. 643-7474. eage, excellent condition, rea­ AU concrete repaira Reason­ 649-8446. CO.. INC. "We Needed More Room, '61 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Painting— ^Papering 21 a u m m sonable. Call 649t0386. able prices. 643-0851. and We Got ir TASIM LOST — Passbook No. 15908. 8, autom atic. COMPLETE remodeUng serv­ 1229 Main St. INSIDE aqd outsldd painting. Notice te hereby given that 1963 MGB convertible, black SHARPENING Service — Saws, ice. Roofing, siding, grarages, Phone 649-523$ B E N C A S E Y '60 CHRYSLER New Yorker knives, axes, shears, skates, You name your own price. Passbook No. 15908 Issued by with red interior. Wire v ^ s , ^nve^tib^a PuUy'iiiivewi* rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ Grand Opening • the Ftest Manchester Office, radio, heater, 4-speed trans­ rotary blades. Quick service. inet and counter work, cera­ Spejlal rates for homeowners XPOlBTFTHaCEeAN/ »n»i7hwHysnjART6«iT«Ris Btoirtford National Bank & mission, nerw tires, Excellent Capitol EqtjlpmeD. Co., 38 m ic tile, floor tile. 649- 66 or over. 649-7868, B76-8401. SPECIALS! jSHOfnENINS HIS COUNTDOWN. Main 9t, Manchester. Hours CHMICEOFERROR.rrS Trust Oo., has been lost and body and nmnlng condition. 2349 fo r free estim ates. JOSEIPH P. Lewis custom paint­ KNOWS,100.. applloatton has been made to TRUCKS daUy 7-6. Thursday 7-0, Satur­ '64 CHEVROLET OaU 649-7157. ing, Interior and exterior, psi- Impala 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, BY PRANK O’NEAL ■bM bank for payment and is- day 7-4. 648-7988. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ 607 SOMETHING S H O R T R IB S ^tE R O gS. perhanging, waUpai>er re­ antomatte, P.S., BftH. $1606 suance o t :new book. 1963 VALIANT 4 door V200 auW ’56 International rages, rec rooms, bathrooms TX PE WRITERS — Standard moved. Wallpaper books on re­ , -THAT MUST HAVE . iTW Asisnu-Ger matic, original owner, only 26i,«- H a lf-T p u ^ $ 2 4 5 tiled. CaU Leon Cieszynski, ON THE BALL? >68 CHl^VROLRT 1 WAS OMCE LOST LO0T — Fas^)ook No 85191 000 miles-no longer need secohd _ and electric. Repaired, over­ BuUder, 649-4291. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ BEEHlERRliNlN6 6E1N61 ILL WilENEVER X U X K Impala 2-Door $lardtop. V-8, MMEV3U EVER SEEN IN IT FORKIREEM^I Bavinga Bank o l Manchester. car. 2 years and 24,000 miles oO Chevy % -Ton $ 1 4 5 hauled, rented. Adding ma­ tim ates. CaU 6^-0668. automatic, PB., RAH. $1896 SURROUNDED p y A a AT AM HOURdASS so r r / x h a v e id ' chines rented and repaired. CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ Y 1HE SAHARA Ce5£Rr?l ApptloaiUon made for pay­ remain under factory warran- ______We need a man in our rience, complete remodeUng, INTERIOR and exterior paint­ O F THAT SAND/ bethebgarrqf' m ent. tee. 4 new tires, plus 2 mouftt- Pickup and deUvery service. '88 FO R D * additions, rec rooms, concrete ing, waUpaper removed, fuUy SunUner Convertible. V-8, SUCHBRNANEWSi ed snow Uros. Immaculate-ex­ As Is Specials that go Back­ Y ale T ypew riter S ervice, 649- Production Control De­ ^ ^ 4 i LOST — Passbook No. 12471. work and garages. References insured. Rene B elanger, 648- automatip, P.S., RAH. $1395 ^ 3 / PtLCASE/. 6U ( < 3 cellent buy r t 8U0O. 643-6295, wards and Forwards and Stop. 498(L - « j f - Notide to hereby given that given, free estimates. CaU 643- 0512 o r 6 4 4 -0 ^ . partment that can help ' .1 V0UMSIS19O1 649-6721. - '63 FO R D SMeBbook NO. 12471 Issued by APPLIANCES repaired — aU 2629. OOWPfta»l5NE'IESIS>] ’59 RAMBLER (2) $49 PAINTING BY Dick Fontame, us in the scheduling and Galaxle 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, the Flrst-Mtinchester |Office, nlakes washers, refrigerators, Station Wagon. 6 cylinder,- Interior and exterior. Paper automatic, P.S., RAH. $1260 OTHOWISEMEMan’ , Hartford National Bank & standard. freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ expiditing of parts for Special Services 15 hanging and waU paper remov­ NOrHWEKKMN., Trust Oo., has been lost and tric ranges. OU burners '02 CHEVROLET 958 O LD S (4) 2 3 2 -5 3 4 1 SOMEONE dyed, 70 decorator colors. $ 2 9 ment and sharpening service make judgments on his automatic, RAH. $695 SURITENOER er, standard transmission, 2-Door Hardtop. A’ )wer. IAICI7 L ady La\Hidry, 43 IMr- very low mileage. on aU makes. L & M Equip­ neO Place, Mienchester. ^ Roofing—Siding 16 own and to niinimize pro­ '6 9 FO RD '55 BUICK (5) $ 9 ment Ooip., Route 83, Vernon, SqnllBcr Convertible. V-8, ELEdROLtlX vacuum clean­ ’63 FORD V-8 1,295. 2-Door hardtop. 875-7600. M anchester Ex- BID WELL HOME Improvement duction emei^encies. automatio, P.S., BAH. Real 4-door hardtop, radio, heat­ change— Enterpiisy 1946. Co. — Roofing, siding, altera- ers, sales and service, bonded M o d e r n , progressive sharp! $696 er, automatic transmission, tiona, additions and lemodel- WANTED rmnesentailve. Alfred Amell, REN TALS— ^Power roller, chain '59 FO RD power steering and brakes, VOOJSWAGBNS — 1957 to tng o f a ll ^ e s . EhcceUent plflnt with excellent l i o B iy a n D r., M anchester 844- saws, traU roller and aerator, Country Sedan Wagon. V-8, beautiful 2-tone flnishl 1964, $295. and up. Specializ­ workm anship. 640-6406. SUL lawn ■vac, rototillers. Also sales EXPERIENCED antomatie, RAH. ' - $895 ing in Volkswagen repairing. fringe benefits I ’63 CHEVY n 795. and service on aU lawn equip­ A A. DION, m e. Roofbig, TYPEWRITERS and adding Tim Moriarty Mylpg A Serv­ '60 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, ment Capitol Equipment, 38 siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- PAINTERS ‘ B)AWM... BUZ COMES ACROSS A I '; AUT THE MAN6IVES A machines for lease. Yale Typ«- ice, 810 Hortfoiid Rd., 643- V, ton Pickup Truck a x Btand^nl transmission. Main S t, 643-7968. toratiems and additions. Oeil- on ly $695 ‘ 'RATH IN THE JUMBLE. 13 YELL AND FLEES. w rlter S ervice, 649-4986. 6217. C o n IONA . J--/X ATTK3S, ceUars, garages and ings. Workmanship guaran­ 60 OLDS V-8 595. 1962 AiusnrtnN h b a l t Sprite! teed. 209 Autumn S t 648-4860. COME ON IN — WE i m 2-door hardtop, radio heat- ^ .jy equjppe^^ g tops, excel- yards cleaned, trash hauled to Wm. Dickson & Son HAVE MANY MORE.! dump. Reasonable. CoU 643- Manufadarlni^ RUMMAGE SALE er, automatic transmission, lent condition, 640-2333. RCKlirNG—Shingling, gutters, BY LESLIE TURNER 6819. Open Nights • Easy Terms M IC K Y F I N N BY LANK LEONARD power steering and brakes. ' repointing chimneys and out­ 649-0920 M ott’s Community Hall RAlMIBILm-AMllRJIClAN 1962, side painting. 644-8670, - CoinpRny. i¥ a g w LAVOIE BROTHERS —general 668 .tcKMiia rm inioiioin; x h w '6 0 F O R b 6 2 4 5 . one owner, good condition, 2676. HARTFORD RD. VO LIKE TO TALK i iFAinoNi M m P wan lOAJa.-2P.M .M sYM 2-door Ranch wagon, radio, work, ebpin saw, lota cleaned, TOHER/IMAMEi $550. Oefl 643-7420. , K REGENT STREET heater, standard transmis­ trees removed, landscaping. MANCHESTER ENTERPRISES r flponeored by the wxnenK sion . 1967 PONTIAC oom rqrtl^i.eK- Completely insured. For free eetimatei caU 742-7649, 876-8846 "A n 4Bi[nal 276 HARTFORD ROAD •n ReUef^ociedy of-the! . oeQent m ailing ponffitltin. Ndw MANCHESTER ^ , [ \ ’61^bODGE V -8 8 9 6 . caitmretor, waterpum p emd a p y tin ie . Wanted Opportunity Employni'^ ' V alonnaii Cburdt 648-2408 -^^ • ‘ ' -.h: ' 4-door wagon, radio, heat­ ♦tarter, $280. 649-2197. PART-TIME er, automatic transnllesioD. HANDYMAN Service — odd Jbbs our sp< idalty. You name COUNTER MEN JOSUG]^ .LIMOUSINE Service, ’€1 FORD "V-8 495. Ante Accessoriesr—ISres .6 It, we do it lohn R ys. 643-2097. Few Rvenlnga - |!nc. Weddings and special o c. 4-door wagon, radio, heat------'------r-^------and Saturdays caifiops.. Phone fpT appolnt- er, automatic tranisnilseion. 70(|zU Snow tirc^ Allstiatn, HAROLD AND SON Rubblab Re­ Age No Barrier a u n t $49-7868. white wane, on rime, m oral -r rttlce, eellara and M O ver 18! yards, vmkly or monthly pick­ W e WIU T rain. f ’60 PLYMOUTH 295. half origiraa cask. OaU 648-4si4 : ' V '' i V-8, 2-door hardtop, radio,, adter6:30. up. BoUtm, Manchester vldn- Apply In Person At: Peraonals . 3 heater, automatic trana-. ity. Harold Boar, 6WHI684. 'J m ission: 1 T n i f lt ra MEATOWN ' .lLI _lv WAWiptl — Dependable driver, JUNK CARS hauled away for ' M obile HinneB 6 -A 1215 i/a SUver Lane, > aid zhift Aircraft, vicinity Tol­ ’60 CHEVY V-8 495 $6. if com plete. 876-6359 after East Hartford, Conn. land ’npke. and Route 16. CaU 4-d oor sedan, radio, heater, ABSOLUTBS QUALCTY — 1968 6 p.m . rforBESTRESUUS, IfR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK kiDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LBFP and McWIliLIAMS $ 4 6 -0 0 4 6 .______' ' automatic transmission. Roycraft, $17i|i down, take over paymente, lakelront lot avail­ IHJhi! wanted from Manrtiester Z)A NOT nOTHERINd MR. THIS TOWN MARCO’G' HOLD IT.'/ YOU TWO able. d a U 640-ten. rrsuR E .oO» ITS eXISTENCY 70 G O T T O B E GO WITH y o u ; et to Connecticut Geitoral Life NO d 6 WW PATiMENT lanow N S A B tf^ T H Y -I WONO»t.lMK/ DON'T G RJD (DP HE& 6IVIN9 ME DIRTY lOOtS.' HIM. THEV OUGHT 'nOLOtHESAf CHRIST POOR, Sos. Oo„ Bloomfield, 8-4 Mqo- 24 M U N T ^ t o P A T FOR 8ALU! - r camper unit on LOW COST. TOO! SITTING TO RENAME IT IN NEV4S, KELLY POORiBAVy. $|(^*)riday. 643-9800.1 M E N • ON THE RATES E’ord 6 \ ton efanesis, $1,000. HIS MEMORY. SNlFF. ift^KUson Rd., Manchestor. CASH RATES (15 WORDS) CRUMMY OneDoy..... 45c 3 Days ...>,$1.17 Antoniobiles F o t S a le 4 b o b v h o lu t fiv i, Boies m ^ . |bULAlN3>ddOBiate SOx F" gRn y o u u s e e h r a e a r n in b s ? PERCH Six Days . . . ^ .$1.98 10 Days . . . ^.$3.00 AU.THE 2968 wAMiMJnR. RebeL V-8, bated on laig* lot wttb pond PABT-TIMB FACTORY WORK AVAILABLE /fbr swimming O f tU tta g . 6 a a V- TIME!! power steering and brakea, ap- SOLUBENE MOTORS ON ALL SHIFTS FOR ABLE-BODIED M f" IMMEDIATE ACTION : feat wttlt Yo buy. niuet 6 PINCK> flohiatic, clean and mUe- 867 Oaktand iL 643-0607 CaU before 10:30 wedtdays (9 A 3L Saturdays)^ You awe. ISW. After 5 crtl 640- have «o«dlt vateencee. 644- APPLY IN PERSON AT ■ «N D 8102. can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. . h . ANOtHBt. T969. ______SPOT FOR ALDON SPINNING CORPi 1867 CHEV^E^UDV. i^ d ^ r .t a QfRjy SEAL 15’ jYeiddtn tn i^ ACHRNOg alM AWWB Boadetw. white XALGOTTVILLE. CONN. . w ltti re d interior, -4000 tnUee, top, V -t good cowHtioo, any- traUer,! pomiidetoly ielf ten* OFRfiCE'. OB CALL 648-2776 •48-2711 Claaslfled Dept V 5-tt m o s t MU. HtteO. Oatt $4»«U8 reesoMible jD<6lg-*b6teWL Q*U tatoed. CMe year toetozy guax^ after 6. 64041686. aotee left. Xvenin^, 876-0986. i r PAGE NINETE]^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N € ^ 1 ^ \C6n N,, MAY 12,1966 YXOB CIGHTBEN HousM For Sale 72 Sabnrlmn For Sale 78 Hdp Wanted—Ible 36 Help WaPtjpd-Male 86 Artidcs For Sale 45 Eofisdiidd Goods 51 ApartineiilB~Flate-~ BdMhoss Locations HoqiSfs For Sale 7^ Rouses For Safe 72 Honises For Sale 7^ Hdp Wanted—F anle SS c l e a n , u s e d refrigerators, mom Ca^ ROCSOJSDOE. — 4 bedroom 47 AQNES IHl. — 8 bedrooms COLUMBIA — Spacto^ |Col^ g MIXXIANIC to work in n ^ car m o v i n g — Sluing apartment Tenemonte 6S For Rent 64 MANOHBBTBR---3-famay, 6-6, MARRIED MAN, for tire serv- MANAOER-TRAiBNEB — Due STR^G ygyges, antomatlc washers with Swedish fi^place, hot wa- nlal-Ranbh, 7 rooms, 2Mi baths, AflSISTAINT UERABIAN —A agency,•€. full-time, experience - - - to promotion wltWn our or- 8’ wide, 6’ high, 8 1^, very fundtura. tug ohA w tibm , Uke THREE ROOM apartment, par- STOM! FOR RENT — Main St 3 bellrooms, separata. utiUtiss, oloita to schools, bus and shop­ Ranch-lazge. living room, 2 .fire­ Booth Dlmocfc library, CSiryeler products preterred ice work, 45—66 boors per with guarantees. See them at ping; 3 hsdrbimis, dining room, places, family room, 2^. baths, ter oU heat,, ^ basement, 2 fireplaces, large Mtohen with weric, steady worit, chance for ganlxation we need a man to good condition. 649-0125. B . D. P earl’ s AppUaaces, 649 new, reaaooable price. CaU aft- tiaUy furnished, one btock from 1,400 square feed, liiated. CiaU . permanent s i d ^ , ihnnlmah built-ins, electric heat, waU to CLASSIFIED try. iy> SO bourt weekly,r, but not essentfal. Apply in per- e r 4ri6, <48:0727. storms imd screens, gobd ta- firsfUsoed Uvtag room, garage, rear yard fenced in, 826,900. aluminum stormii and awnings. advancement, annual bonus, M a msnag^ port- M ain S t 849-9428, e v e n ii« s . 522-31^ waU wool carpeting, quality u)^y, four eftemoona, three son to Joseph Palaxii, Service |sa<" S t Can 648-2171. exobUoit^oondltion. First time PhUbrick- A gen cy,. -649-8464. All utilities, sewers and side­ paid vacation and other fringe tjon.tlon. Base salary anaand commits-cMnmls- ' to six figures, - ______- come, good location, $16,9QQ- custom features ihrougboot, evenings. Some typing end U- Manager, Cborches Motors, Alw^nsir^BIG—Bargains DUPLEk-^ modem 5 rooms, D E S iR A B IA store or oCfloi Wotverton Agency, Realfajlra, on . the':;itaarket Wtdverton walks. Owner transferred, only benefits. Apply in person at skm while in training. Must «mSo«n. EVERYTHING to sterfflied re- MANCHESTER — 6 and 6, 2 private right of way to lake. brary experience prefeired. Inc. 80 Oakland iK, Manches­ excrilent working AT ALBERT'S heat, hot water, stove, refrig- space, grennd floor, clean, at­ 649-2813. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 818,600. C arroll-D riggs Agency, Nichols-Manohester ’Ttrs Inc., have neat appearance and conditioned used furniture and family in .desirable east side Priced in mid 30’s. For appoint­ ADVERTISING 742-7606, 742-803L ter. 820. 6486251. . eratot, garage, centraUy locat- tractive and reasonable. Apply 528-1518, Mr. Boynton, 649- 295 Brood St, Manchester. good personality. Many em­ appUances, Wtfi <(uaiity — tow, TAKE YOUR TIME location, excellent rental in­ -ed. 8160 monthly. 643-7467. Mr. DSly. SUto TheatreT 11 T«^»'AM1LY FLAT WRh a bj; «po^ 3148. m ent caU Lange A gency, 1-206- BAXABOIRL WANTB3D, part- ploye benefits. Apply to Mr. FOR SALE — night crawlers, prices. LeBtoae Fumltore, 196 PAYIN G com e. W esley R . Smith •Con­ CLASSIFIED ADVERUSmC DEPT. HOURS a .n t - 8 p jn . 2-car garage located on Wood- bedroom Reach, pspeled fam­ 9349, 238-3296. tim e b a k e r y department. Parsons, 832 Main St, Man-. 25c a dozen, S.Bank St, 64Si South Street, RockvllU. 9K - 1, 2 or 3 YEARS 4*4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, ily roohi, huUt-lns, fiin base­ struction Oo., 643-1567. 8 AJL to 5 PJA. TELEVISION JANITORIAL -part-time eve­ bridge St Five fopms doini, Manchester Public M. Elba^ units vacan t. Sep­ ment, aluminum storms, ga------nings, 5—8 p.m . OslI 249-6889. Lots For Sale 73 vemon ■ “SUPER DELUXE” 8120. 16 B\>rest S t , o ff Main space, 100 to 2,(KXi square feet, arate heet; porches, fencing, rage, lot 120 x 200. Hanley GREEN MANOR home tor sale. TECHNICIANS AUTO BODY repair man, expe­ M E YE R ’S % h.p. deep weU SINGER automatic Zig-Zag In S ROOMS of FURNITURE St., 646-0090, 643-6676. central location, abundance of etc. Real aound home.' T. J. A gen cy, 648-0030. • IXJUBLE LOT — 200x400 deep, COPY CLOSmO TME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Help Wanted—Male 36 rienced, fully insured. A i^ly in pump, tank and controls, cabinet, like new, monograms, agency,, qtonuw. ^ appointment after COZYRANUHER person, OlUe’s Auto B^y, ONLY $433 parl^ng, alter to suit Hayes C rockett, R ealtor, 643-1577. tiocated on School Rd., Bol­ MffWfiAV skm nODAT lOiM A M . — 8A TD B D A S t AJL General Electric req^iires 649-9953. \ embroiders, buttonholes, blind 62 PORTER ST., 6% rooms, MANCHESTER — Beautiful 7 p.m ., 649-3438. This three bedroom boma MAN TO work in lumber yard. Inc., 281 Adams S t, Manches­ $14.08 DOWN * Agency, 646-0131. ton. Reasonable. 649-2871. Must have driver’s license. TV technicians in .expand­ heming, etc. Originally over second floor, heat, newly decr UP OFF BALDWIN Rd. (Poiul modern i^tneh, 3 bedrooms, with garage la a real value ter. RANCH — 6 rooms, attached Davis - Bradford Dumber Co., ing service department College Student Boats and Accessories 46 8300, take over left 7 i>ayments $14.08 MONTH orated, garage. Adults pre- 1,400 SQUARE FEET, industrial Lane).’. A recent Colonial of 8 large paneled rec room, plus COVENTRY Lake — 2 lota, lake at only 816,600. Needs point garage, stone front, large 200 Tolland St., Bast Hartford. Top salaries, outstanding of 88 each. Call 622-098t ferred. 8125. CaU 649-7926. space- for rent including 2 of­ roomq, four bedrooms, 2>4 extras, hveniehi to schools privileges, 81,200. Call morning & paper but you can owve —JUST LOOK— wooded lot, only 814,900. (Siar- DIAL 643-2711 employe benefit program. Male ooUege student to do Help Wanted— iliLBOAT — 15%’, 25’ mast, fices. B road St. area, 649-1807. baths, large family room, ga­ and shopping. 043-4309. or'even in gs, 649-6061. th e differen ce. Ckdl M r. FURNTTURS: salesman — part Career , opportunity, must cotton sails, good condition, a d m i r a l electric stove, 40”,, — YOU GET— rage and a half , acre lot At Bon R eal Estate, 643-0683. telephone investigating for Male or Female 37 S'TORE for bart>er shop, office LARGE LOT, central, perfect Bogdan today to inepeot, or full-time. Apply Marlow's, ' be high srtiool gnuluate. 8425 o r best o ffe r, 643-9224. two ovens, storage space. $25. 16-p i e c e BEDROOM 824,600 this is a good buy. T. TWO FAMILY 6-6, convenient local Insurance company, lo­ J. D. RENTALS or other use. On Center St MANCHESTER — Bus line, 0 location fo r apartm ents, 649- 649-6306 or 87B-66U. CoHlhiMd From Pracading Poga 867 M ain S t Please call J. C. McCarthy, WAITRESS and WAITER need CaU 643-4676. 18-PIECE l i v i n g ROOM J. Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1077. location to bus, shopping, etc. cated in Manchester, from ed. part-time. CWl Rdton Lake 12’ PLYWOOD runabout, must Morrison Realty, 649-9713, sound Investment. Ltonard Ag­ room Cape with rec room, ga­ 3566, 649-4342. 280-6S7L .. * ______11 *Rrt ««H1.1 4oVa U rvftva • 12-p i e c e k i t c h e n sell, first 850 w ill take it. Days gjjyyjjjQ machines. Singer. Spe- FOUR rooms, second floor, 643-0644. en cy, R ealtors. 646-0169. rage, fireplace, west side of BARROWS & WALLACE - H ^ Wanted—Female SS Help Wanted—Female 86 6 pjn.-7 p.m., Monday-Fri- H otel, 643-9731. — W ITH— MANCHESTER Colonial — 8 VERNON — 14 lota, high ele- Mandheeter Forkade, 649-9002. dal sale of machines taken in oven and range, 890. rooms, large family kitchen, town. J. D. Real Estate Co., SALES PERSONS, experienced, . DEAN MACHINE day. Call Mr. LUly at 643- RLECTRIC vation, best of neighborhood. Miandiester 649-6306 , EXPERIENCED or inexper­ GUARD for a 48 hour week, WANTED — man or woman to trade on new Singer models beautiful closed porch, garage, MANCHESTER — 7 room fire- 643-6129, 649-8538. women’s wearing apparel, full TOPPER Cruiser, 20’, fuUy REFRIGERA'TOR f Houses For Rent 65 82,760 to 83,600. O rv Goslee, ienced, fun or part-time wait­ PRODUCTS, INC. Talcottville area, telephone and 1101. sell real estate full time, ex­ portables, and consoles. All FOUR rooms, first floor, treed lot, near bus and shop­ placed Cape, IH baths, carpet­ work week, or ’Thursdays and equ4pped, fiberglas bottom, 75 ing, excellent location, walk MANCHESTER - large 6 room A gency, 644-8063. ress, wU train. Matron for lad­ clean record essential. Call perience preferred but not nec­ thoroughly reconditioned and TV SET very clean, including oven, FOUR sum! five' room Ranch ping. Char-Bon Real Estate, SOUTH WINDSOR — epacioui ‘ les’ locker room . Call 875-6291. Saturdays. Apply Tweed’s, 778 165 Adams St, Manchester h.p. Johnson, inboard tanks, to aU schools. Leonard A gen - Cs-P* with 'with 1(4 baths, 4 bed­ B ridgeport 1-834-7367 fo r furth­ essary. Contact Mr. Philbrick, guaranteed, excepUimal values AN D RANGE range, heat plus waU to style hom es tor rent, 8106 to 643-0683. SOUTH .WINDSOR — two beau- oversized 7 room Split, 2(4 Main St. 364 Main SL, o r c a ll 649-6464 bead, galley, heavy duty Gator Free DeUveiy Ih Conn. cy, Realtors, 646-0469. rooms and almost complete er information. FORMAN’S JOB —experienced from 820. A lso a few brand new wall carpeting, 8120. 8120 monthly. A lfred D. H eck­ tifui lota, builder-owner will baths, paneled family room, / for appointment. trailer, new tires, asking 81,800. Free Set-up by Our Men MANCHESTER—7 room Split basement rec room. Wesley R. BABTSTITER to live in for NEEDS: with amesite and general con­ Singer Sewing Machines at ler, 742-6519 after 6:30 p.m . TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 build to suit you. Ready for garage, top location, deadend JANITOR AND maintenance 643-4426. (Free Service by Experts Level, family room, baths, Smith, R ealtor, 643-1567. summer, 6 day week including 869.50. Singer Sewing Center, 4H rooms, appUaiKes, first room Colonial, 2-car garage, new school year in Stpember. street. Hayes A gency, 646-0181. man, full-time dish washers, tracting, also man to operate Free Storage Until Wanted modem kitchen with built-ins, weekends. Room, board plus Bullard Lathe Operator Situations Wanted— 16’ PEN YAN, 40 h.p. Mercury 832 Main St., 643-8883. floor,' 8125. MANCHESTER —9 rooms, ex­ Orv G oslee, A gency, 644-8063. FULL-TIME full-time and part-time barten­ small back hoe and dump mease Note: AppUances are re- 6V4 ROOM furnished Cape, 8160. one car garage,' priced for enclosed porch, shaded lot, NEAT — 4-roam home with sun- ISO weekly. Must be depend­ Day and Night Shifts truck. Year ‘round job, good motor. Gator trailer, boat cov­ perm anent siding, 816,900. cellent location, large family der. Walter for weekends for Female 38 condittoned and guaranteed for CaU 643-2071. quick sale. 822,900. , Philbrick BOL’TON — Convenient to Man­ porch. Good heating system. able. Call Glastonbury, 633- opportunity for right man. Call er, many extras, 8700. 649- PORMKJA kitchen table, 4- NEW 4 room apartment H ayes A gency, 646-0131. ’ w elcom e, 816,800. J . D. R eal Hardlnge Chucker Operator men’s card room. Call 8756291. one yea r. Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. chester, wooded acre building Ample storage space. Near 1851 anytim e. after 6, 7426190. HAVE junior life saving — will 5142. Obairs, 810; dining room table, second floor, no children. Estate Co, 643-S129, 649-8538. Day and Night Shifts lot with brook. Leonard Agency lake. 742-7066. -CLERICAL babysit at beach or lake wiOi six chairs, 820; sofa bed, 85; On D l^lay at Main Store Appliances and utilities, Suburban For Rent 66 DUTCH COLONIAL — conslst- WARANOKE RD — Oversized WATIRESS wanted, days, hours fam ily this sum m er. A ge 14, CABIN CRUISER, 21’ ’Trojan, Cape on the top of the hill. ’THREE—3 bedroom Ranches, R ealtor, 646-0469. Production Milling Machine PAINTEJR’S helper wanted, no rocker, 84; snow blower, 825. Phone for Appointment 8135. ing of 7 rooms, and 1^ batbs. SOUTH WINDSOR — apkctoUi 44 h.p., gray marine inboard, R(X3KVHjLE — Spacious 2 bed­ nice condition. Priced at 811,- 10-8, no Sundays. A p ^ y Char- experience necessary, must be experienced, references. Jill, 21 OaH 644-8023. ______A miUion words cannot de­ Four bedrooms, two baths, big new Raised Ranch, 6 rooms, Operators, Days walk-in head, stainless steel ASK FOR “CARL" room apartment, centraUy lo­ 300, 811,500 and 814,500. Mitten POSITION eoal Broiler, 560 sL Middle RECEIVING. willing to learn. Call after 6, Steep H ollow Lane, 649-1047. Ktfd- 247-035S or 527-9036 ' No Commission or Fees to scribe this typical New Eng­ rec room. Vacant, trades con­ 1(4 baths, large kitchen with sink, ice box, rieeps 4, running us an offer on a divan cated, heat, hot water and A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930. Tpke. Bridgeport Milling Machine 649-9658. See It Day or Night land designed home, carefully sidered. In the thirties, T. J. Resort Property For Sale 74 electric range, flreplaoe, sun- RELIABLE woman with refer­ w ater, electric Ughts. M ust jjj excellent con>., 643-1567. kinds, northeast section. Fen­ Rd., Wapping. Orv Gortiee, prove exceprionaSy inter­ mal local delivery Included, bedroom Colonial with a 2-car nri Manager. Able , to assume responsibil­ cute tiger kittens. Call 649-6480, ------May 16, 1966, at 8 PJI. in the beams in kitchen, garden er terraces, large wooded lot, ^ n—I------ton (V. Chester, Broker, Box A gen cy, 644-8063. esting to those whose fam- garage, heavliy wooded lot, Stenographers ity . after 6 p.m. Florists—Nurseries 49 Hearing Room of the Mu^ci- 8196. <4S-<66S. THE JENSEN. Ai>artmenta, 92- space, ideal for discriminating tremendous possibilities ,or 122, Lyndon, Vermont. 802- Mes are now in school and pal Building pn the following 94 East Middle ’Ipke. New 4% many desirable extras. Must large family. Priced in mid ^P* Cod ®)d home, extremely 626-6488. V ernon CHORD organ and lowboy tone person or : couple. Located -in wfae w ish te re to m to oC- GERBER SCIENTIFIC Excellent working condi­ SIX week old kittens, fluffy, JAPANESE YEWS—9 and 10 applications room apartments. Rent in­ be seen. Sensibly priced in the 30’s. For further information neat and dean. Detached ga­ chamber, good for band or center of .town, neu- chimches, DO YOU KNOW floe woric. Tube Bends, Inc. INSTRUMENT 00. tions, full fringe benefit house - broken F ree. Call 649- years old, 82 and 83, dig your '^ank D. Clifford Sr„ East cludes hot water and individual stores, lake. May be seen aft­ mid twenties, T. J. Crockett, call R. F. Dlmock Co., 649- rage, nice private rear yard A n d program. Apply to Person­ hom e use. 8460. 289-0564. R ealtors, 643-1577. with patio, fireplace in living QUALITY? 88 GERBiBR RD., WAPPING 1441. own. 179 Fern St CaU 643- ^ j^o. 50 Wbodside St., Rural epartment thermostaticaUy er 4 p.m. in Coventry. Call 5245. Saburban For Sale -75 We are in need of top men in nel Manager. controUed heat, Hotpoint kitch­ room, aluminum siding, storms Ton wffl find our oompany 7278. Residence Zone. Request exten­ 7«^6640. EAST CENTER ST. —8 rooms Custom built 6(4 room our field. F^^E — Cute frolicking kittens Wanted—To Buy 5l en (range, refrigerator, dis­ MANCHESTER — Main St. at and screens. Immediate occu­ SOUTH WINDSOR-vBeauOful a {deasant one to work in sion of permission, for six- ’ baths, centered fireplaced R anch on eoctm la rg o roUi- with above average fringe Clerk-Typist An Equal Opportunity heed homes. 118 Maple St., JAPANESE yews, evergreens, posal), 2 air • conditioners for Strickland — large comfortable pancy, 818,500. Cantor and 5(4 room Ranch with full Power benders famlUar with GERBER SCIENTIFIC months period, to have trailer WE BUY and seU antique and Colonial, buUt-inS, 5 bedrooms. Ing lot. n ils fine homq wss benefits, convenient free EHq>k>yer 640-7440. 2 tor 86- Dig your choice. 361 each apartment, XVk colored Resort Property 8 room home, ideed for home- O oldfarb, R ealtors, 643-8442, basement. Real buy at 8l6i260. Aircraft work. INSTRUMENT CO. on property during construc­ used furidture, china, glass sil­ Only 819,500. Hayea A gency, oonstruKrfed by a . master, parking and in-plant cafe- Hillstown Rd. anytime. tile baths, sound proofing in For Rent ^ 67 office combination. Bel Air 875-6244. ’Tiled ba(lh vanity, mqny ex­ Requirements include a GEIRMAN Shepherd puppy, 5 tion of new Church, for tempo­ ver, ^cture iramee, old coina, 646-0131. craiftamon, with long years terta. GERBER RD., WAPPING R eal Histate, 643-9332. tras., WUl, qualify for mlnlr high sriioOl diploma and Checkers—^Working with Pratt months oldKFree to good home. rary residential use, at above guns, pewter, scrap gold, wails affords privacy in sound GARDNER LAKE — Modern, RANCH — 6 rooms,' raised fire­ of builcHng experienos, and Whitney checking fixtures. A Management Career Garden— ^Fann— ^Dairy reduction, ooirir'enient base­ MANCHESTER — R anch,: 250 mum.FHA financing. T. J. go^ stenographic and typ­ C ^ l 649-4419. location. watches, bid Jewelry, hobby lakefront. Free brodiure. Ar­ CJAPE — 7 room s, fireplace, place, breezeway and attached Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. , IPirice 816,200. J . G ordon, ing skills, while addition­ W ith An Equal f^rportunity Products 50 eollectioos, paintings, attic con­ ment laimdromkt, master TV Charter Oak 6t. 6 rooms plus 640-6306. Qualified Brazers. Jerome Kaiter. Mather St., rowhead Grove C otta^ , Route large lot, exceUent location, garage, patio, located on 123x A I T liT al education and training FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Em ployer FREE to good homes, cute kit­ tents or whole estates. Furni­ antenna and telephone jacks, 854,. Coldiester, Conn. 04615. re c room , garage, lot 106-285, STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. 350’ cast of Woodbridge St, needs loving care, easily fi­ 856 lot, 817,900. J.D . R eal E s­ NORTH COVENTRY — immac- A rm will be well-rewarded. SHOPS tens, year old m ale cat. 643- ture R epair S ervice. 648-7449. I>atio doors and patio, private 342-9278. 817,9 Start training locally where will be closer to street line than FOUR room apautinent, newly 1-401-596-2885. lonial, 3 bedroome, 1(4 for ovsniight and .permanent ca r g a r a g e . Immaculate MANCHESTER — 2-fam ily 4-4, desirable location . YYrtta B a oc" deanlng Servica. —Open for Your Convenience— An Equal Opportunity possible and Household Goods 5l Regulations permit, at above lo­ decorated, electric stove, heat MANCHESTER — 5(4 room baths, 26’ living room, PlfcNIC TABLES —several sty­ throughouL Bel Air Reial Es­ aluminum combination win-, ' AA, Herald. ' Em ployer Need not possess food-serv­ cation. guest rates. not included. CaU 643-7267, ran ch writh attached garage, formal dining room, mod­ Monday -(Friday 8 AM . - 5 PM. les, from 6’, 814.50, and up. We DINING ROOM, living room, Business Fropeitj tate, 643-9332, 115x300 lot, 3 bedrooms, big dows, large lot, close to shop­ ice experience. Lester Black, 514 Wetherell evenings, days, 649-4663. ern kltcihen, 2 fireptocee, WANT TO seU — need the list- TRADE make any length, free deUvery wartiing machine, etc. CaU NICE LARGE ROOM for gen- For Sale 70 kitchen with dining area, liv­ ping, bus and school. Owner- Tuee., Wed., Thurs. Eivening SALARY to 86,500 in training: 643-6568, mornings or after 6. St, Rural Residence Zone. Vari- 819,200 — SIX room Split level, breezeway, overalzed 2-oar Ings. Looking to buy, will try W. Zinker, Route 286 P&iney ■ tlemen, very convenient loca­ NEW 5 ROOM duplex, oU fur­ ing room with comer fire­ agent, 649-4842, A fter 6:80 649- TIU 8 P.M. Perform ance raises — health ------— once is requested to erect MAIN ST. — desirable corner 1(4 batta, famUy room, twin gOTOgo, beautifully land­ . my best to find and please. Call WOMEN BiXPERIENCEiD janitors want­ St., Eillington, 875-0397 after 4. tion. 21 Church St., 649-4966. nace, 8125. monthly, no pets. place, finished*rec room with 7287, ins.— paid vacation SCHOOL breezeway and garage closer to . location, has .8 tenants, lot size sized bedrooms, garage, trees, scaped, well back from ttie R ita M . W alsh, B roker, 049-144S ed m ornings. CaU 649-5884. 643-0160. fireplace, oU hot water heat ■aturdays — 8 AM. -12 Noon For more information send let­ PILE IS SOFT and lofty. . . CALORIC gas and gas stove, side line than Regulations per­ ' ATTRACnVB sleeping room, ----- 140 X 160, aU utUiUes, on bus near bus. Hutchins Agency, rood with ShrUb-lined drive­ Needed for general factory General Cleaning Services, Inc. Good buy at only 819,500. By NEW LISTING — Manchester, ter stating personal history, ed­ coiors retain brilliance in car­ good condition. Call 643-0578. mit, at above location. , gentleman, private entrance, FOUR ROOM heatad apart­ line. T. j. Crockett, Realtor, R ealtors, 649-6324. way. Over 3 acres, low, low work. Also qualified sewing appointment. 'Wolverton Agen­ Immoxnikkte, centrally located, ucation, experience and present SENIORS pets deemed with Blue Lustre. tl. A. Cinema East, 348-410 free parking, shower bath. Ap­ m ent, ca ll 643-5118 between 643-1677, 20’«. PRESS OPERATORS MANOXES’TER — 6(4 room cy, Realtor,; 649-2813. 6 room fireplaced Garrison Co­ Legal Notice machine trainees. salary to: . Rent electric sham pooer 81. ply 195 ^ r fu c e SL 8:30 a.m. —4:30 p.m. We also have a very love­ P R A T T & Middle Turnpike West, Business Cape, newly decorated, nicely lonial. Open staircase, 1(4 EMPLOYMENT MANAGER Select your Paul’s Paint and Wallpeqaer Zone Variance is requeated LARGE- 6 room home at 68 ly waterfront home. • AT A COURT OF FBOBATIL, PORK LIFT OPERATORS INVITATION in. ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen Land For Sale 71 kindscai>ed, conveniently loca­ baths, garage, porch, beautiful held at lloaoiiMter, wkWn oad tor, f r i e n d l y i c e CREIAM Supply. BEAUTIFUL new apartments. Garden St. Kitchen, dining PACKERS post-graduation to erect Illuminated sign, larg­ privileges, free parking. 643- ted. H anley Agency^ 643-0030. park-iike lot. Leonard Agency, Call' Suaanne Shorts 643-6886 the (jjg Ihatriatpiatrtcx ot of Uanchester, on £a \ MANCHESTER MODES W H ITN E Y CORP. T O BID er than Regulations permit at Woodbridge Gardens. 4(4 room gg ACRES OF LAND on state ______room, Uvlng room on first Realtors, 646-0469. day of May, 1966. FIRST SHIFT—45 Hour Week N.WILBRAHAM, MASS. 01067 career now SCREENED LOAM tor the best 7086. Present, HMt. John J. WoSett, TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD above location. duplex 8150. 3(4 room flat 8U5. ^oad, % mile frontage. Direct VERPIANCK School area floor, 3 bedrooms plus porch J. WATSON BEACH Judae. Pine St. OR: in lawns and gardens. Deliv­ 2 large oedrooms, 1(4 baths, EAST HARTFORD, Frederick C. Annulli, 423 ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman from ow ner, 649-6363 after 6 .Colonial, 7 ’ rooms, new roof, on second floor, attic bedroom. MANCHESTER — excellent lo­ and CO., REALTORS Estate of Jamee 8. Benaon, late AIRCRAFT EASTERN BOILER Contact our store manager in Don’t wait!! Apply now ered from our screening plant modern, kitchen with G.E. re­ cation, 2 family, 6-6, newly dec of Manchester, in saM IXsIrlot. de­ 99 Loomis St, Manchester A lso gravel, sand and fiU. CONNECTICUT Main Street, Business Zone*n. only, central location, free p.m . new plumbing, new heating O il heat. Convenient to ceased. DIVISION OP Manchestw. Tel. 649-7738 after and start a rewarding ca­ frigerator, range, dispoeal, churches, schools and shop­ orated, 3 car garage, monthly VERNON — Spilt Level. high The odmliiMrator having exhlMCr— George H. Qriffing, Inc. And­ RE: PURCHASE OF ONE (1) Variance is requested to erect parlting. 643-2698 after 5. unit,, new 4drtng, new On the RETIRED MAN to pump gas 2 p.m. daily for interview ap­ reer at Pratt A Whitney dishwasher. Private basements ping area. Price 816,600. Rob­ incom e 8230, eesum able mort< on a wooded lot Six rooms in ed htM admioWrafion acoount with UNITED Ai r c r a f t o o r p . over. 742-7886. “ V 8” F u r y c l u b s e d a n , sign closer to street line than market. J.D.'Real Ekdate' Oo., aald eetate to' this Court for aUoir-' WOMAN OR youn^M y wanted 10:30 —S;80 daily except Sun- pointm ent. Aircraft after graduation LARGE, pleasant, conifortable piped tor automatic wartjer-Bid ______Houses______For Sale 72 ert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main gage. Schwartz,- R ealtor, 622- all plus garage, 125x166’ lot ance, k ie '> on a date of your choice. 1966 MODEL, SPECIAL DUTY Regrulations permit, at above lo­ 64341129, 640-6638. Home in exceUent condition. ORDKREri: That Che 3'own colors. P riced VERNON — 6(4 room Ranch, 8 of said hearing, and by marflbu: on a|^>earing mail clerks. Ap- in person only. Howard John­ B ort^o^"K icO cut ONE OF T^ finer ^ ^ The right is reserved, to re­ ance or Special Exception. Coll Leon Cleszynskl, Builder, tem in 4-family, annual income bedrooms, built-ins, fireplace, or before May 10, 1966, l>y cer^ed ’ life—^Blue Lustre carpet and ATTRACTIVE room centrally MANCHESTER — 6 room Eng­ tor quick sale. Orv Cloelee, pHcants must be recent son, 894 ToUand Tpke., Man­ ject any or aU, or any part of (Present fee la 810.00.) 6E-4301. 86,200. H ayes A gency, 646-0131. carport, storm opy o f til ■ WOMAN WANTED Youngsters? upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ located, ^for business or profes­ MANCip-STER — 6 room du­ lish Colotrlal. CentraUy located, A gency, 644-8063. windows, nat- J; fS io? WMSSSTst. Man- high school graduates cap­ chester. any or aU bl(^ when such action Ml persona interested may ural finish woodwork,vork, half ocire cheater; Conn., todividually and M Open tor your convenience tric shampooer 81- The Sher- sional Wman, kitchen privi­ plex, 8 bedrooms, heat end hot BIRCH STREET -r- Just off modern Wtohen, 1(4 baths, able of typing a minimum FOR We have an opening in our is deemed to be in the best in­ attend this hearing: _ . MANCHESTER is next door to lot, next to elementary schoerf. guardian of m estate of Karen C. win-WilUams Oo. leges U deidred. Call 643-6931 w ater, 8136. Children wekxm ie. Main. A small five room house aluminum sliHrig, double ga- MANCHESTER — new 8 room Benson, minor, and return moke te of 40 words per minute to Manchester Circulation Of­ Monday through Friday terest of the Town of East Zoning Board of Aipeals. this beautiful 8 bedroom Colonial,^ 4 bedrooms, 2 full a fter 6. Call 876-7362. on a small lot. ExeeUent heat­ rage, only 819,500. Hayes 816,400. Owner 875-6019. No tMs court. qualify for future opportu- GENERAL TELEPHONE fice for s Newapepeiboy 8 ajH. to 5 pjn. H artford. John F. Clifford, Rah^, exceUent condition, JOHN J. WALLETT. JudgW DO YOU NEED US? ing system. Ideal for a cou­ Agency, 646-0131. baths, fireplace, sundeck, 2 car agents. sKtee. Supervisor to work with ’Town erf East Hartford Chairman MANCHESTER — Six room du­ large lot, 816,900. Mitten Agen­ AND Tues. Wed., ’Thurs. eves. tlU FOR SALE — set of encyclope­ p le. Only 89,000. Our sign is garage, finest location, near LARGE room for rout, central­ plex, near Main Street, eoutii c y , R ealtors, 048-6080. VERNON# room contemp­ Excellent fringe benefits our newspapeiboys in the 8 p jn . dias, like new. CaU 649-6921, John W. ’Torpey, Secretary on the property. T. J. Crock- MANCHESTER — immaculate bus line, schools, churches, WE NEED YOUl end, adidts. 246-1816. orary Colonial built by U & and p e rlo d le w age In- COUNTER WORK Msnohestei^BoHon s r ^ Purchasing Agent John A. Chgtaaello, ly loc^tod. Parking. 643-2669. MANCHESTER Executive , ett, Realtors,'643-1577. oversized 4 bedroom Cape, 2 shopping, 10 minutes to Hart­ teturday mornings tin noon GARAGE Sale — banjo, bikes, R, 1(4 baths,. puUt-ins, sun Andover ereaaes. home, Por|er Street area, 4 tiled baths, dining room, 2-car ford. Ready about June 1, pick Duties consist of working chairs and bric-a-brac. ’Thura- PRIVATE room, near shopping, FOUR room apartment, heat, deck, garage, and a 40 m ile liberal benefits, 40 hours large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 LAKE ST. — new Raised Ranch garage, central.’ Bel Air Real your, own colors. Priced for Our second shift Is scream­ With these boys in the serv­ avallahle for two people, cen- stove, refi;igerator, one child, view . Q nly' 822:60Q. ^ y a s Ag-.i APPLY IN PERSON AT; week, regular paid holi­ •day, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., S3 Edgerton laratorles, 2-car garage, Flori­ with finished ' rec room .1(4 E state, 648-9332. quick sale. Orv Goslee Agency 4-Year-Old Girl ing for help. Hours sue 3n0 icing of present subscrib­ S t • • traQy tooetod. bus. after second floor, 8110,, very con­ ency, 64<-0i81. days, plw paid vacation, jp.m .-ll:40 p.m., shift pre- - PRATT &. da room, p^tlo, tuUy air-condi­ baths. Now being completed, 644-8063. ers and the sc^oitaUon of 4 ’46 , 6490727.. venient location. 643-2666. MANCHESTER — 7 room old- many other fringe benefits, *mium paid and msmy other tioned. Shopm by appointment buy now and choose your own Injured in Crash FULLER BRUSH new aubscribera In these FOR RENT. An amazing new INTERESTED IN A er home, in exceUent condition, COVENTRY Ranch — 7 rooms. v W n o N — Attractive 6 room* Uberal benefits. Apply In WEST SIDE — 4 rooms, heat, nnly. OaU the R. F. Dimock interior (and exterior decora­ COMPANY tow ns. W H IT N E Y machine that eliminates blis­ Apartments-ents—Flat*— 2-car garage, beautifiUly treed circa 1750, 85 wooded' apres, Ranch, built-ins, family room At Rts. 6 and 87 ^ IS Long HIB a t. Bast Hartford . person at ters, backaches, create es- board heat aluminum com­ fracture at Manchester Memo­ no Wednesdays, no Saturdays tana. CaU 643-4523. locattos. Adulta. 8US. CaU 643- with fire^ace, 3 bedrooms, services an iq>-and-com­ ALPHA and nace. Avodlabie June L |85. Bcgped, tSorner property, gap neciallv with tradition and sunpoich, walk out basement binations, buHt 1959, 817,500. rial Hospital today. during July and August 643- 0310. large lot, 811,000. Leonard family room and more. 819,- WINDOW CLEANER — part or ing, fast growing arse. Oan 640-1773. ** rage, new lidding, storm s, beauty In mind,. all wife- -W!olverton Agency, Realtors, She was riding in a ear driven OPPOETUNTTY <614. CLERK — (Uctation, typing, 500. Can Don,..Sisco, 876^- fuU-time. General Services, 46 Benefits Inrtuda paid vaca­ OMEGA « iv l^ ’’-.Convenlehces. fey Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. 649-2813. by Mrs. Patricia Palomino, 22, clerical wwk, permanent poei- f o u r room aparttnept, central- lat^ta Phtip and w alkw ay. OaU 66U. Disk St. M9-5SS4. tions, pension plan, and an­ Trandatod tats EagSsh owner, 649-8319 letter 6 pan. a p p o in t n ^ i on ly. $24,0Q0. of Hartford, whol stato poUea Tor rsnponrihto you n g WOMAN wanted fiiH or p ^ - tion, full com pany benefits, 40- theee words mean ’?nie •y ^ Famished Apartments 63-A MANCHESTER ■— oversised PORTER STREE7T—^They say B&W nual Ineraasas commensu­ per month. CaU Mr. Coope, ______> i------— Cape, exceUent confUtion, rec said drove west jttirough the m m a n w ho H u b to m aet time, 6 days a week. Light EXPBJRIENCED furniture f^ hour werit. CaU Ralph John- beginning and the end.* 86,000 -BUYS THIS year ’found L- G. G ^ ^ ou gh Company a thing of beauty is a Joy for- ___ rate with abmty. 648^0208, , 2(4 Rdd|M tilrnlshed apartment. room , .2 fuU tiled Imths, ca r­ stop sign on Rt. 87) and crashed peopit and who is wflllng pleasant woric. New System isber and repair man, good aon, 508-1400, Union Carbide Tho^ positios we have cottage, attached garage, tfe^ . East H arW i^i' 289-1558 ever. W e feel this way about BARROW S & W ALLACE third floor, centraUy located, peting plus other extirsA, near into the right side m. 8t., Bast Hartford. Ah idnslng and die End* he adidta preferred, no smaU c ^ - bonie on an acre of park-Uke Manchester 649-6360 kxridng for work tar an p.m . 640-8404. A g u ^ , R ea ltors, 649-<980. The car’s front end was cavefti ality and daslre for peema- opportunity wnpleyer. dren, nrfereiicee. Inquire 21 iCANCip^TBlR — *< room Ool- grounds at a down to ea^ sxpertonoed A^ilia - Nn- /dnlal, w ia H (^ o«^ine, 61: Snlaiy above average for RIELIABQUB MCAN w anted week­ .m ent, free - vl^ es. Aiqjly kitchen with buUtpins, 2(4 S bMrooms, formal > dining wtU capture your heart. Call houM . OaU M r.. PettenglU, 646- 806 MAIN ST., ROOM 25 end nights, married man pre­ a tor. UXRaNO for anyOrihg'ln real -:room, generous kitchen with ture book , kitchen,'. 18 X 21 Uv­ eta, 8 large bedrooms, endoeed w e rl^ ^ Waffling, waa Ibe rigM person. Some re­ Excellent wortdng een- ^>artm ent 4^*' ’ 10■ ~ D epel — Square. baths, formal fining ipom, IXnIs Smith, Jarvis Realty tail and book-keeping expe- OUi. * MAiNGHiBSTEaEl ferred. Apply In person. Vic’s •atato MBtala — apartments, pantry. Original owner. Bow­ ing room, paneled recreation laundry, room, (4 acre land, uamaged sUgh^ ^ DasMng a variety of work MUom. fringe benefit! family rooin with fireplace, 2- Oo., Realtors, 640-1200. Eves. rtoBOB helpfid but not nee- PIsaa. 168 W. Mlddls Tipkk lumiae, multiple dweUlngs, no cw garage, .AA Zone, 982,800. - ers School area. WiSverton room . H ayes A gency, 640-0181. nicely.spaced, assumaUe mort- Palomino aM for modem East Hartford TOOL AND DIB maker. Bridge- • - ' ' ■ ______64^2519. mmary.- WxHo age, marital fees. CaU'X; O.-Real Estate.- PhUhrick Agency, Realtors, Agency, Realtors, 6^2818. gage. Reaoonabfe. CaU owner, P**®*^®- «* Hartford, ^ film. Salary and. fringe ntactarar. M examined at the hospital and re-1 etati^ experience, refer- port operators, engine lathe SEVERAL men needed for tight QOUNTER SCAN to work In su - e4 g4 a 2 9 . For Rsiit • 4 9«-8464. WASiHINaTfeK; f t .—. 8 room MANCHES^ 8 ODoee and any other qualV benefits. OaU 289-8291 fo r and surface grinden, fuU. or aeeemldy work. Apply in per- pee mariut in senrice meet ds- tiAKBWOOD CXPfeLB Nbrtii — borne, wfth 'xMonlal eharm, room Raised______Ranch______vdth heat- _ ifcritanie to Box M, Mea- appalntment part-time, days. Apply Acme eon Engineered Metals, 10 HB- psrtmeat, some expertenoe IQHA 'An lramaciSetefe#mch ideal for large wainbootM Idtcbeh, pan-' ed'fomUy roexn, fa ^ y iized ELLINGTON — 8 famUy, 6, 6. Barrows, 4, of Nsrbtord was nof: Tool A Mtg, Xnc., 68 CHandals hard SL, Manchester. helpfol, (uB or part-thns. OsB ' a ' small . family, Yta«e bed- 'try • laundry room, cheerful Mtohen with built-in oven and and 8. New furnaces, new hurt —> i. R ea lty , 640-8666, 649-4842. quire pJBn'Mf-Noly. 44** By home, one apartment va­ Rd. South Windsor. 643-7081 cant on sale. ThNo oar ga« * w m s, good Uving room, tor- living and dining room, Hay range, 3 bedrooms, 2 fuit' plumbing, 2-car garagp,; j|pod^ State Trt|oper A ^ u r OagHM { ' ' ’ A RAWLBB3H MAN needed at iM ifidiriii ' ”'78*9. location, assume mortgage"*issued a summons to Kra. Psiov, ';8 t n e t " ATTRACTIVE Duidex — 4(4 — — ------a ~ —“T’ rage. Exeriiant exterior Oomh- < m sl diaing-room, rec room In windovn, 8 bedrooms up, 9-ear ramie baihs, baseboard 2-rone DEPENDABLE woman to baby- CLERK AND DRIVER, 40boqrs once in Ebrtford-Msnchester. FULL-TDIB taberars. |2 p o r garSge*' amesite drive, flag­ heat aluminum combinations, with only $2,000.. Only, |i8jio0 mlno on a oharge of dlaragardv iii for new in- nomji 1(4 batbs, including aU ,Oir»-iCE AND studio t o ra5i tita,. Needs / some, interior ' the 'ba(^ait'. CMrage. and a Bit for. ariwal age obUdreo In phis. AU benefits. A p ^ Allied Good tawome.. Write today hour, no socpeitaDoa nacesraiy. stone terrace, sjdit call tenesii, 2-onr garage, 823,900. W dver- CaU. now. Owner iransfeerfd,. ing .a sfop olgm.She wOl' anastagin iWHtlito. MO pjtt., § d e y i e HtUltlM.’’'^enetiui blinds and 988 Main St Wfll ransoddl to work. No-eentral heat Owners ]>eautlfm lev4(' lot. Fine ioca- my bomeHl •■■■■ » J.

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THURSDAY, MAY 12,1266 TWENTY Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather F o r Um W eA Baded C loi^ again toolglit, low in ezaiic; or that one Is within the M ivT.iflfla the iOe; oloudy and oofd with Mobard L. Wathtiw, son of Pvt. James M. Hutchinson, purview ef good democratic WINDOW SHADES Mr. and M™- Rlchartl B. W at- son of John J. Hutdiinson Sr., Sender Says practice and that one is outside Kin likely tomorrow, Mgfi la A b o u t T o ^ 14 Lawton Rd., and Mrs. Alice Idnz, 234 S. Main Street, has the purview of good democratic I.ONG WEARING mSMle 50b. been named to the Dean’s lis t D. Hutchinson, 40 CHcott Bt.*, 14,661 . Mn. 0«Ttnide Neuman o< practice. . at Babson, a men’s college of recently completed a helicop­ He Opposes INTERSTATE Mtmehester^A City of Village Charm Haitfcrd won the Robert *Tt seems to me that when­ business eulministraUon, W elles­ ter repair course at the Army ever we have a controveHsial Slmmone Oo. prize last week CLEANTEX (Claasifted Adverttslng on P a gs *4); PRICE SEVEN CENTS ley HiUs, Mass. A 1966 grad­ Transportation School, Ft.' BusingVote matter, we cannot ask our elect­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. l90 JtTWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) »IA N C H E S T B R , C O N N ., F R ID A Y , M A Y 13, 1966 at ttie ntanchester Fine Art As­ Eustis, Va. He is a 1965 gradu­ A l l Made to Order uate o f Manchbsrter H igh ed representatives to abdicate BoUen sociation exhibit tor popular Schoonald E. Scribner Jr., 24, of Circle yesterday was charged Large Chicken Breasts Prior to release of the sales charged with frequenting another supposed bad luck charm, For. those who in Yunnan Province northeast of E. Main St., Rockville, Conn. • BLUE MOON or GOLD MOON ea. \ 4 t South V iet Nam Thursday, relief force found two wounded Thursday night, 17 N. School St., yesterday was with imsafe backing. Police said reports, much hiterest had been ^ gaming hcfuse. are concerned; P r i ^ y the l3th won’t happen again Makwan, 36 miles noirth o f the -k just covered with survivors. Saigon police said nine e( ilie • GUPPIES ...... pr. 39 a» she backed oih o f a parking .Jocused on the question of Charles Kominas, S3, John tiiis year. (Herald photo by Satemis) . border. It -Snlearoom open Mon. thru charged with operating a motor tender while meat Total American caeualtlez 86 terrorieta rounded up In (he Sat. OU 5:80 and Frl. nights vehicle without a license. Police space on Main St. and collided Sgrol, 49, and Salvatore Nocera, ■ Ill I .11 I .1 ...... Ill . I ll.'l'illl "an act of war provocation” Communist MIG over HOUSE &. HALE -r ‘ • r North VSet Nam, U.S. epokes- were described, as light in one of capital' had confessed to the at- on fl P.M. said he was driving the car with a car operated by Richard lb. 69c 47, all of New Britain, were end eaid '“the debt in blood men announced. the biggest fights between the ta ^ last Aug, 16 on the national D. Maguire, 22, of 164 Tan­ charged wiGi keepi^ a gaming owed by U.S. ImpertaUem to (he along Center St. He is to appear MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Government security forces Marines and the Viet Oong in police headquarters and the ner St. Dsimage was minor. She We will have real Genuine Plenty of Aid house and were released under Chinese people must be in Manchester Circuit Court reported a major blow against recent months. bombing of two Amertoeit htt- Spring Lamb legs, loin and $1,(XX) bond each- otoared.’ June‘ 6. Is scheduled to appear in court Shld. Lamb chops and this College Students Set Heavy artillery and air sup- lets — the Metrofxdf Hotel., ipn For Ohio Mom, P:dice said the raid eXmaxed Meyer* indtoeted (he Amerl- Oo"« Frank Sitaro, 94, of Hartford on June 6. feature will be on end (he .Victoria Hottl a month-long inveeUgation. cans beUeve (he MIG they felled announced the arrest of 86 ^ rt ««oonnted ^ 120 tommu- :^c. 4 Twins to Stay was•ara^t NorthUnritti Vietnamese, iv>t. Oommunist commondos and nlst dead, a Marine spokesman April 1. said some of them were from said. The beleaguered patrol Four policemen were-leflMI-at RIB LAM B *Misfled the Boat’ Chinese, though they did net see OLEVIZAND, Ohio (AP) — ^ cells responsible tor bombings killed 30. All the Communist the police headquarten and 26 H/^TIFORD (AP)—The Dem- Barbara Brooks, 36,.. doesn’t WASHOKITON (AlP) — Some The test w *s suppoeed to V *w a ^ S o w n UD bv a heat machine gun raids In which dead were confirmed by body persons wew wounded, Jnckid- CHOPS 1b. 99c have to worry about giving up ocratic adritiirirtrotion “missed 860,000 to 400,000 oolllege and overcome thla untaimee*, hut it seeWng Sldewlnd^m ^le fired ^ -Pokesman said. ing eix^ericans. Bteven ffiM Boneless Chuck Roasts ax« her twin daughters. She needed 1*»e boat” last year on a bifl graduate students wlU try to quickly generated a fresh round always in demand along with by Mhj Wilbur R Dudley 34 of others wounded. u.S. Air Force and Navy “ tha Metropole attack, incaud- ESTS help and hoiw has more than ahe that couM have helped guard conyitKe their draff boards Sat- of oriticiam. LT.WOOD our Morrell E-Z cut Ham, against “license-fixing” say* Orange, ’Tex and Alam^tdo fighting 18 miles planes flew 136 missions over ^g two Americans, and 73 HOUSE knows what to do with. urday th ^ wbuM serve the na- ohe r>mij«rnati of tha House and Tender cure corned beef. N.M., a Phaaitom aircraft com- southwest of Da Nang, Leather.^ North Viet Nam Thursday 48 ^erlcans were injured. Th* ‘Tm amazed at the way peo- State Chairman A, tlon .better in (he quiet of (heir Bkhwatioh and Labor Obmmit- LOCKER PLANT ami MEAT M ARKH mander. necks of the U.S. 3rd Marine more than the day before. The Victoria blast lulled three pte have, come through,” eaid Plnney, efassrooms than In (he jungles foe. Hep, Adaim aayton PoweU, Americans and three Vletniun^ SOMETHING NEW Bbmey said Ihursday a GOP The enemy flior “seemed to Di'''tolon reported killing 176 American planes flew more ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED — M rs. Brooiks. “ People seemed of Viet Nam. D-N.Y,, hkened the eocamlna- be a. pretty good pilot, but he Cong of a force of more than 300 individual sorties to ese and wounds 143 otoeT*r at Pinehurst bin that died in (tie Senate aft- The persuader: A three-hour tlons to “Hitler’s twln-sywtem of NOT PREPACKAGED Mukt awfUUy interested in" help- , made one mtetake,” Dudley Marines seized a approach the war’s high for a including 133 Amertoane. ’ fag. They didn’t want me to give ^ ^ 160-questlon draff defeirment eugenics and educatton” and Oommunist trhining camp after The Other 29 pewon* anweted Repiflflican-cantroUed bouse told newsmen in Da Nang. single day of 260. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DfiPARtMENT the babies up.” test given at 1,200 colleges and eaid they "Should have a.swasti- a 10-hour battle. were rdieirged with leaser pistol fSTROYED Swift’s Premium - - __ , , , would have required the state “He apparently had a case of A U.S. mlUtary spokesman HALE unlversHlea in the 60 statee, ka on the top.” The fighting began when 14 and grenade attacks. tunnel vision — target fixation Brisket Puerto Rico and the Panama 7710 gist of PoweU’a argument said the MIG was dovmed by a Main St., Manchester fled by polio In 1961. She can Leatoerneclra^ patrol 17 miles heatseeking Sidewinder mlsaile FoUiw Bald according to ddcu-' CORNED BEEF nse her hands taut ccui’t lift or (See Page Ten) Oanal Zone. was that tbe teat woidd penalize ((See Page Four) southwest of Saigon strayed into mehts siezed in (he' raiide, the EXTRA FANCY Even a smashing score is no poorly acbooled Negroes and about 106 mile* northwest of to roast in the oven just bold anything weighing more Hanoi. let Oong terror network in Sai­ like roast beef . . . on guarantaa that the student will other minority groups and. thus gon consiated of 11 special ac­ ttian eight pounds. He 2-month- Navy pilots concentrated on sale in the Self service be deferred for the school year “bring the history of racial dis- tion cells. They said (ha round­ eld daughter* weigh seven Market Drops coastal targets, claiming de- case. poumJs each. ttaat begins in the faU, but most ortminaition full cycle.” up smashed two cells and dls- structlon of a highway bridge JIu ““ ^ 99c She said hhe would have to N E W Y O R K (A P ) — TTie ^ Mkely to put About the time this week that Classic ..give up the (wins if she didn’t great Stock in the results. For, ^ WasUng the examl- Search CaUed Off lb stock market took a sto^ age or destruction to six barges g e t semeotM to help. loss today following a re­ u toe head of & tocal d r^ nations at a new* donferenoe in paratus. CAPONS Boneless Conn. River board hew put 1^ doing wasWf^ton, Science Research and eight milltaiY etwetures, flbe received more than 80 Some of thoae arwsted war* port o f’ a 15.4 per cent drop destruction of 18 railway' box- 7 to 9 Lbs. Shad are new, too and we . phone calls Thursday from in automobile sales in the eyeptoi^ poestbfo to stimulato ABSortafoa. a private agency =r,A ______...» - reported to be we«-(iradn*d Intel- In higher aduoatton.” tj„ teat* under a *1 mU- For Missing Trio have Fresh Flounder ant Clevelanders, plus calls from first 10 days of May.! M — The examinatfons, used from lion-plus government oontnuct, Haddock Fillets along New York City and ^owa after Among the four nuijor The Coast Guard last night thair boat at Old Lyme for a Extra Ltcm —- Fradily Ground 1961 to 1963, wew wvived last was acknowledging in Chicago B62 bombers from Guam, aft- (flee Page Fear) HORMa R E D U B 8L with Swordfish and tiny her story became known. auto-maketv, only -Ford re­ day of fishing in the Sound. March Iqr Selective Service (hat- there had been mixups in called off Its search for three (NOT PRE-PACKAGED) W onderon! Many out-of-toners offered ported a sales gain. A Coast Guard spokesman Bay Scallops. amid complainta by many lead- assigning students to test cen­ Manchester men missing since MKTBD to take (be twins for adoption. At noon, the Dow Jones today said the sea cmd air ing educatow that a class-stand­ ’Tuesday in Long Island Sound. Keebler is out with a new M rs. Brock* and her husband, average o f 30 industrials ters. I search had been “suspended ing yardstick alone was unfair Qe cookie Benneth, toM. them poHtely, was dowb 8.40 points to MW. Oalm McCarthy, acting Yesterday aftemoom a blue life- peiKkng further developments CHUCK 7 . "n o .” to student* in tougher ocfllege*. director of intormaUon, did not eaver cusWon f o ^ i^ r Bl.^k BAVARIAN FUDGE 877.17. in toe case.” He declined to Wonderon is without a If tbe objective was to.^ioour- Marine Faked Death, l | l b CREMES ’ Some offered baby fumKure Opening a t trading in know how mpny ertow had “ “ >d was identified as the speculate on what chance exist­ doubt, the most valu* NNb Oyiiifl and w ow ling bug* oH a t Often . . Wns, iqoih*, onH, and clothes. Most volunteered to oge the best talent to continue been __ m__ adtrolie was _ Obvious;___ 31 'to™* type the men had aboard iSHCon 1 With extra rich A Q f> General Motor* was delayed ed that the men might still be "lieir I ■ ■ Ground ■ reochne, sHverUili, ipIdM , ^ckaU, finos, m ^uitow and-oNinr oome and help care for (he in- because of an influx of in h ^ r education, they won- rtudwti had" b e to ^ e ir 13-foot motorboat, alive. able performer in the \y-| fudge topping. Bag *•*% intnclt. Jvit pkig in any ninctric etrtinl; urns no morn •ants, Kendra and Kimberly, order*. dered . aloud, . , how _ would , (his , be . ---- - tpiake r ------the------test .at Massa- ^ Th«’The missing ^ men aw Peter cushion was found by Escaped Cong Squad HOME FRBEXER DEPT. summer suit leatrue. Nion an ninctric dock. Onn unit con proinct nny tizn Buy these new ^ . . rai bom prematurely March IS.' eer^ b y d ra ^ a low-w^e,! chusetts! Institute of ’Technology “ s broto^ ^ y, 22 ^he Coast Guard Cutter Cape Bugs nnnd not tomn in contact with unit. Attroctivn block I almost new items in the student att^ng a ^ college Camliridge, Mass. “ “ IPairweatoer five miles west of DA NANG, South Viet Nam (he back, but got'up and Started Cool, comfortable and I (AP) — Pvt. Reuben Morales la whHn. Grocery Dept. ^ deferring m hif^or stu- e^iecUve Service’s announce- Sandy Point, Block Island, in running again. Then he was hit., WESTERN STEER BEEF dent who ranked near (he top of wood Dr. They left Mancheeter Block M and Sound a t about a young Marine who went out on again and feU. I knew he waa wrinkle - resistant! c i® w o seoond-mte schotd? Page Four) Tuesday morning and leunohed USDA Oeeweiieft CMerepkyt------liio new liMtant bathraon^' Nation Wonders 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. a routine patrol Thursday with running for hel p. New colors, patterns! „ !.* • cleaner.'. . .'79^ The former owner of the 18 buddies. They le ft the compar- "He fell three different tones. M AG IC S P R A Y SGEINO boat, John M. Purdy o f 555 ny area, in a broad valley 17 1 stood up after toe second time. choice; Porter St., identified toe cush­ miles southwest of Da Nang, at I was dizzy, but I oMdd see^toa •FOREQUARTERS cots Ironing time In * 6:30 a.m. * JmI Hat II Is sM Farsn M ion as the same type that was Viet Cong coming toward lis. I TE F LO N d U lA N liR .. S9c Where Is Spring? in toe boat when he sold it re­ Three hours later about 300 wanted to take it otaading (4). Sunsweet new ready'=t»-ent .95 cently to Peter Clark. The fl- Viet Cong attariced toe patrol. APPROXIMATE CUTS RNh sB Ismti w baa. Is s I P IT T E D PKUNR18 . .490^ NBJW YORK (AP) — A poet flhertdan, Wyo., and Kanaas Morales was one of only two (Sae Page Ten) torn* at uao SAW Daik Sweet (See Page Ten) isshmI wMisst ■ sflssNss ence aanf (hat “epshig eome on City on Thursday had m e o t the men who survived, but the pa­ S to 4 Bib Renats 4 to 6 Lbs. Short RIbe mIwI Msek. MtsssiM. tr I PITTED CHERRIES others at , Saflrmi (yeUow) fowver.” Whatever became of M eat sfeat atxMmz in its history. trol also took its toll, killing 30 S to 10 Chib Stoaka 8 to 4 Soup Shanks $65-$75 tsihj Rice.'...45o •t this yoar? In moot of (he na- Thew’s been idmoat a foot of guerrillas before being over­ ~80c tscli ____ Sweet 10 lion, it’a towver coming on. enow ainoe May 1 in'one area of whelmed. 10 to.l2 CliiMk Steaks f to 8 Lbs. ^eef Stew COFFEE .SWEETENrat “It’s bad weather tor bikinis,” New Hampshire and George Heart Failure ★ FREE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS MOKI f lie*y M y Marine . reinforcemmts plus CUBES..;.6So la (he way one New York de- Hamilton, manager-of a aM club artillery and air strikes killed RiiUetin S t o t 4 ShouMer Clod Roasts 10 to 1* Lbs. lirisket Hm • • to«*r at Km im M I --- ILOOO oiMc! fiosttaneat store eaceouttve under- (here, aay«: Claims Statens another 146 Viet Cong fa the • to 10 London Broil Steaks *0 to *5 Lbs. Hamburg Average Weight NO IV ) I stated It, a* he noted seasonal Mtiiral BladL liir-'j EVERYDAY “We can. In all aeriousnees, battle that ended at dusk. , 176 Lbs. LOW PRICES oalM hefawbeagpeclzulfasia, m oept good tdafag Into (he rntd- Siamese Twins Morales, 19, 'o f La Puente, Public Barred ■ Btoflst • Ctynsl I There’s been too much raia Us said. colunmlBte Drew Peaisoo • PROMS •p9CIOfl|r• — ^ fBMlfc r AitoHB tbe grass grow about an inch a zero la Minnesota! South The girls, bori) May 3 at “The first guy hit was toe Have you tried our new day, and caused lawnmowew to and Jack Anderaqn. kiH tasects temperatures wste'i 17 to 22 Bridgeport Hospital to Mrs. and point man,” Morales said, “ then PEPPBRIDGE FARM Mowrom pwmotuwly in the greee below nonn^ for thr^e they hit a coipsman and then a He also rejected a re­ Wo rant cold storo9a lockors for your frosM moots and ve9otablos • WEDDINGS SOUPS? Mrs.' Michael J- Daniels pf lnuyto of homeawners. days thla week. Southport, were transferred to private on the right fianlr” quest by the eofanniiiato’ at- for as HtNo os $1.25 a month. Tho lockor holds c^ u t 250 pounds of SuM .yirie8 *l Maine Lobster Bisque and ^ •FORMALS Hunter’s-soup are most Bot fa New Mexloo, they’re About (be only eeqflaaatton far Yale-New Haven toe following As bullets poured Into toe pa­ toroey toot tbe pobUo ba moot. Comporo this dool btforu you buy o homu fro i ur. N eu ll BflOBoiyO demand although the other oniistiBfatig: there isn’t ennigh (b e ehsta o f aflEain eosnae Aram day, ,, trol, one smashed Into the left ipennltted ifa attieid hear- tags whem the wltoeoiao ' ^■^^■■■^^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mmM^MOuui^HOffiHumffimumm^HMmMmi^Hmmoou^^mumuui^^mHiOa^^Hmi varieties sell well...toow ‘ lofa> Joseph Hardfa, chief metaoeoio- They had beto on toe danger side of Morales’ head and he ★ EXPERT CUSTOM FlTTINS Oiwnr paper •flC SiTkSe *i«ak 5l?*25w?pMileS?e afslse “Oby ivriBg,’* as BmesBon am wtUiag. flat at tbe U.B.' Weaffier Bureau list since toeir birth, and were fei;. kto 9$ wap n iw ye f « » qirfeUir m s Mn* *spasitir papae It w ill pay you to afa«9 aaHed tt. Ever oaprlciaus, (his IF YOU UKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST in Richmond, Va.. He bhunes reported in veiy critical condi­ “ The radio was fait and wa Holtzoff in M fast Dodd Dori'f seHle for le*s l i flW mma edvsscad Mao far ptofadioa h IBdiae ne *i8tdi, liaiM ja a r tt’a duwiulght unruly. ,, cmamb^EwNg^M bb ffTOTBwan vc eeyweere mat w everything on “outbraaka of tion for toe post three days. couldn’t call tha company,” will B»t have to apjiear SI MSSPU ST. ^ REAR OF ICE PLANT 6 4 3 M 4 U|)stata New York this week Wash Day Blues Last AU Week Long Got th« Bostiiy "After Six" Oanadfan air naaoea.” The boaptted said toe congeni­ Morales said. “When someone M onday a t m hfal Mb heaviest May maemtaU G lo th w htinff out to d ry hjtven.’t a chance in th e Chicago area w h ich like much PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Pinehurst BeaUaa (ha oottoh h i .Ttoiaa, tal heart diseua “could not ba tried to run,'he was h it A, Fili­ heartoc ashed by xSB Noted. And. PHWbifagh’a 8.1 of-the country has feit afanoet-eOntinud oold and drizde. Dreary acenes lik« Thurs. and FrL till nine them’s • pnUem oMb faoaHilt- ooemeted' sungtoaMy due to the pino' boy-—he had oBly tw o days tomm far Fean Roasewarsfl— ^Lower tevd t a.m, M . and S a t.. r^iidda oat a koeoed. Thera’a aU& tbi* one in aubethan Aiam are eommonplaoe M soggy dothea aink lnto gieirihg left to serve here —• tri^ to 'I ■ a jldeli of m ia w on iba gvomd fa (fle a p a ge ■) backyard puddles. (AP Photefax) i (See Pale Te^) make a run for it. He was bit fa In’

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