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-IMUn Constance El. Barrett, Classes scheduled for tomor doing business as the John L. Doily Net Pneo Run About Town daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Har row, EMday and Saturday at Public Records Jermey Agency. The Weather old S. Barrett of 120 Lakewood Lutz Junior Museum have been For The Week Ended Warrantee Deeds ’Trade Name The Bntered Apprentice De Ctrole, and Miss Paula R. Ro canceled for this week. Fair tonight. Low in mid 80s. Mary McLean to Maury R. The Norris Corp., doing busi NOT A SONNET-NOT A BONNET April 6, 1968 cree -will toe eotrferred Satur sen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Brown, three parcels on Porter ness as the John L. Jenney Mostly sunny tomorrow. High day at 7:30 p.m. at a meeting Theodore Rosen of 100 Wbra- A service of Bitter Lamenta lEtirnttig ( Stw, conveyance tax $42.90. Agency, 857 E. Center St. OC Uriel lodge a t Maaone at noke Rd., were named to the tions will be held tonight at 7 in 60s. George Katz Jr. to David R. 15,425 the Masonic Temple in Morrow. dean’s list for the second sem at St. John’s Polish National Building Permits 8ut A and Charlotte M. Murphy, prop Maneheiter— 4 City o f Village Charm Jtmlor Warden Robert C. Sim ester .at Wheaton College, Nor Catholic Church. erty at 21 Steep Hollow Lane, Raymond F. and Louis C. Da- mons will preside. Refresh- ton, Maas. conveyance tax ^0.70. matoi, 48-unit apartment com Pinehurst Ham or Turkey (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 (Oiasslfled Advertising on Page tl) PRICK TEN CENTS HMnta will bo served after the Thomas C. McPartland Jr., VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 168 Ansaldl Heights Inc. to Harry plex at 26-30-34-88 New State meeting. Officera wUl rehearse The entire cast of the Man son o f Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas C. T. and Harriet E. Case, prop Rd., $264,000. Of course we want you to look your best in your new Easter bonnet, but make for the degree Friday at 7:30 chester Qllbert and SuUlvan MoPnrtland Sr., of 623 H. Cen Roger A. Ensign for Manches erty at ’Timrod eind Duncan Rd., pjn. at the MSsonlc Temple, Workshop’s production of “Rud- ter St., has been pledged to the your Easter dinner stand out with better meats from Pinehurst. conveyance tax $37.96. ter Odd Fellow’s Lodge, addi dlgore” will rehearse tonight at Beta Kappa Chapter, AJfdia tion to building at 493 Main St., Alan Chesterton, director of S in Cooper Hall o f South Tau Omega fraternity, at Hills Attachment $30. state and federal programs for Methodist Church. dale (Mich.) College. ’The Grand Union Co. against Frank Manner, additions to Manchester public schools, will Francis J. and Antoinette Head, dwelling at 674 Wetherell St., Hanoi Site Proposal $ , . Clifford Reports Gall-Up speak tomorrow at 8 p.m. at a Spec. 6. Willard C. Allen Jr., ■ Reservations close Wednes property at 181 Loomis St., $400. 2 000 meeting of the Manchester As son o f Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. day, April 17, for a testimonial Alexander Jarvis, remove rail Judgment Lien sociation for the Help of Retard Allen of 125 Autumn St., re dinner for Atty.. Vincent Diana, road 'tracks and spur track at McGraw—Hill Inc., doing busi ed Children (MAHRC) at Bunce April 21 at the Garden Grove. Center and New Sts., $600. cently received the Army ness as F.W. Dodge Co., against Center. His topic Is "New Di Commendation Medal while ’Tickets may be obtained from Charles Ponticelll, new dwel Walter Lincoln Stack, property mensions for Pre-School Pro serving with the 34th BSnglneer the Italian American Club, 135 ling at 66 Judith Dr., $13,000. Studied by Officials at 29 Wellington Rd., $145.60. grams." The MAHRC banquet Group near Vung ’Tau, Viet Bldrldge St.; John Andislo, 192 Sherwood Circle Inc., new will be held Thursday, May 16 nam. He Is a 1962 graduate of Wells St., or Joseph Naretto, 62 Dissolution Agreement dwelling at 186 Timrod Rd.t $26,- Of 24^500 in Reserves formal way that it had been re NEUTRAL SITE SOUGHT at the Village Lantern Bam. Manchester High School. Garth Rd. C. LeRoy Norris, no longer 000. WASHINGTON (AP) — Top U.S. officials began ceived here. WASHINGTON (AP) — immediate study today of Nevertheless there appeared Despite an official Hanoi a reported North Vietna to be no doubt that the proposi proposal that peacActalk pre mese proposal that pre tion had reached the State De liminaries be held in Warsaw, WASHINGTON (AP)— partment and White House Poland, a White House Open Thure. liminary U.S.-North Viet Secretary of Defense Clark through diplomatic channels. spokesman said today this M. Clifford today announc namese peace discussions The most serious objection government is pressing for tm 9 P.M. be held in Warsaw, Poland. ed he is calling to active PARADE OF seen by some diplomats was "an appropriate site in neu duty about 24,500 Army, ’The Warsaw report came In a that Warsaw, being the capital tral territory." Presidential HOUSE Moscow dispatch by Tass, the Navy and Air Force re of an Eastern European Com press secretary George Chris servists. About 10,0()0 will official Soviet news agency. munist country, might present tian told reporters that the EASTER VALUES The Initial reaction among some dlfficulUes for the South selection of a neutral site go to South Vietnam. 9 In his first full-dress news President Johnson’s advisers Vietnamese government which "should be achieved prompt-' conference, the new defense Come to Plnehurat, too, for Fresher By Far Fruit# and Vegetables. was reported to be that the presumably would have observ ly through mutual agree Vlne-Rlpened Tomatoes, Manchester’s Finest Iceberg Lettuce, Cucumbers, secretary said that no decision EXCITING SAVINGS ON FASHION ACCESSORIES proposition seemed reasonable ers or advisers with the delega ment" with no effort on has been made at this time Crisp Celery and Selected Idaho Baking Potatoes and probably would be accepta tion of U.S. officials to be head either side to make the site whether to call any additional Where, but at Plnhurst, will you And U.S. Grade A, State of Maine ble. ed by Ambassador W. Averell selection a propaganda mat reservists. HALE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY—READY NOW! However, officials declined to Harriman. ter. He also said that President discuss the report of Hanoi’s Warsaw for several years has Johnson Intends at this Ume to POTATOES IOdI^ 29c proposal of Warsaw as the site been the site of periodic talks United States and Communist limit U.S. forces in Vietnam to and would not confirm in any between ambassadors of the China. ’The United States thus 649,600—representing an in SHORTY OR 4-BUnON LENGTHS Color for Easter has there an embassy with unu crease of 24,600 over the present Strickland Farms SWIFT PREMIUM 20 to 25 Lbs. sual background in handling ceiling. GRADE AA LARGE Far Eastern issues. No Connecticut units are in Wins 115 Delegates Furthermore in late 1966, volved in the call-up. EASTER GLOVES BUTTERBALL when major peace efforts were Clifford linked this presiden White Egg$ under way, Warsaw was the site tial decision to limit further proposed for secret contacts be U.S. deployment to another ma TURKEYS tween U.S. and North Viet jor decision "to turn over the ROg.3. namese representatives—con major effort gradually to the Doz. 10 to 12 Lb. Butterball Hen Turkeys lb. 39c McCarthy Bruises tacts which never came off. South Vietnamese.” At that time Polish diplomats 'The new secretary, in office were playing an active interme only six weeks, said the decision Genuine leather in basic styles. Golden Harvest Conn. Turkeys diary role. to move toward turning over the Sizes 6, 7, 8. Democrat Machine Officials would not be sur biggest part of the war effort to 11 to 15 Lbs. lb. 45c prised, it was said here, if the Vletneun has been made alter LADIES’ COTTON HARTFORD (AP) —Sen. Eu McCarthy forces of at least a arrangements for the talks were months of consultations with the NYLON GLOVES 1.69 gene J. McCarthy has heavily delegates. now to be made so quickly that Vietnamese and took into ac dented the state Democratic ’Though Connecticut’s national they could be opened some time count the Saigon government’s party organization In primaries delegation has traditionally vot next week. decision to boost its forces by In 30 cities and towns. ed as a block, McCarthy back Tass said in a dispatch from 136,000 men. SMART, EASTER Hanoi it had learned from reli ’The reserve caU-up was fore State Democratic convention ers hope to pick up enough un able sources there that the shadowed by Johnson’s speedi delegates pledged to McCarthy committed state delegates be fore the June convention to at North Vietnamese government March 31 in which he also an won 116 of 306 contested seats had decided on the Polish capi nounced a partial halt in the DRESS OR CASUAL VEIL HATS and picked up 44.3 per cent of least crack the traditional "unit tal after the United States re bombing of North Vietnam in a the vote cast In the primaries rule" and give McCarthy some Connecticut votes at the nation fused its first suggestion, move to get peace talks started. Wednesday. al convention. Phnom Penh, the Cambodian Clifford, who has played a A total of 960 state delegates HANDBAGS Speekri Though state and national capital. major role in high-level govern will meet in Hartford June 21-22 Democratic chairman John M. Tass said: "It Is believed in ment discussions leading to the from to choose Connecticut’s slate of Bailey was able to hold the fort Hanoi’s authoritative circles peace moves, said that "after a bfrs. 4-54 7.88 44 delegates to the national against the McCarthyites In his that the U.S. refusal to accept halting start” messages are Democratic convention In Au Phnom Penh as the meeting now going back and forth be Choose from stmws, gkemy patents, marshmallows, home town of Hartford—with 36 Faille and strawcloth rings with gust in CSilcago, where the next state delegates McCarthy place may be taken to indicate tween the United States and the leathers in a whirlwfaid of odors. North Vietnamese. He described wispy veiling in all the wanted Democratic Presidential candi slates won in the next four that the United States delays so date will be nominated. largest cities. lution of this question." them as formal in tone. • LADIES’ BUDGET HAHDBAGS $3. Spring colors. ’The 116 state delegates won New Haven was the largest ’The Soviet news agency said The new Pentagon chief said Wednesday and another 100 of the McCarthy delegate vic North Vietnam had received a the 24,500 Army, Navy and Air picked up earlier from those del reply from the United States to Force reservists being called to LITTLE EXTRAS FOR LITTLE POLK Girls’ Accessories In A Holiday Mood tories. ’There the McCarthy egates chosen by town commit its suggestion of Phnom Penh duty for up to 24 months are in tees and caucuses assures the (See Page Twelve) and this had "voiced disagree some 88 units. Nelson Rockefeller at meeting of the Senate Public Works Committee. (AP Photofax) “Each man wUI have a mini * hats r e t . 2.98 2.66 surely a rare treat in the world of hams . . . ment." Easter bonnets in a variety of new styles and gay “This decision by the United mum of 30 days' notice before hots r ^ . 1.98 1.77 colors. States cannot but cause won reporting,” Clifford said. der,” Tass continued, "because Johnson in February called to Rollers, bonnets, cloches, berets, half hats In active duty 14,787 air reservists straws prettied up with flowers and ribbons. MORRELL'S FIRST PRIZE the United States has repeatedly r ^ . 1.98 expressed willingness to send its New RockefeUer Drive Started in the wake of the North Korean * handbags 1.74 E-Z Cut, Fully Cooked Fully Cofked representative to any point on seizure of the Intelligence ship Shoulder and dress styles in1 groovy fabfabrics and WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. dependent voters needed to win 'The New York governor used the globe to establish contacts that word—available—five Pueblo. colors. Thruston B. Morton, launching the White House for the GOP. These men are still on active with a representative of the But even as Morton’s an times In that encounter. reg. $1 « a new effort to make New York duty. None have gone overseas * handbags DRV, Democratic Republic of nouncement was being drafted, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller the "AvallabUlty Is the way I put as yet. Novelty vinyl plastic in lots of happy colors. HAM«^9 9 <^ H A M <^^89 Vietnam. a source close to Rockefeller reg. $1 Republican presidential nomi It,” he said. "I have not pulled The new call-up, in part to 8 8 c whole or butt half ’The report said North Viet said the effort is probably too Whole or Butt Half nee, denied today that it is a out. I just never got Into active strengthen the depleted strate stretch and all cotton fabric gloves. White;e. nam, "displaying good will,” Is late to stop Nixon’s march to movement desig^ned to stop candidacy.” gic reserve of crisis-ready (Butt Portion lb. 8 9 fi) ward the nomination. (Butt Portion lb. 7 0 ^ ) Richard M. Nixon. The governor said he will troops in the United States, thus (See Page Twelve) Morton said the movement he g lo ves res:. $1 “ The unforeseen and earth- speak on national issues in will bring the reserve mobiliza Both.$4iams are shankless, hockless announced was a spontaneous res. $2 eeb2 for ^3 trimmed of skin and fat. shaking events of recent days speeches across the country In tion to about 39,000. Nylon stretch with embroidery and fancy trims. draft, an effort of which Rocke have, in a sense, stopped all the the weeks ahead. The first will Clifford did not Indicate when White. Famous name slips. Built-up shoulders or adjustable feUer has been, advised in ad straps. 8 to 14. IMPORTED declared candidates in their be April 19 In Washlngtoni he the 10,000 newly called reser tracks,” Morton said. vance. said. vists will go to Vietnam. Pindling The Kentucky senator made “ He understands that it has Morton said he was encour KRAKUS been undertaken to persuade (Bee Face Twelve) * lie s 9 8 c reg. 1.98 . 1.77 CANNED that statement in aimoimcing aged by the stress RockefeUer that J. Irwin Miller, a Colum him to become a candidate and placed on his avaUabUity. Hook-on ties. Variety of colors, patterns. Fancy patterns In all the newest shades. 7 to 14. H A M 61 HAMS bus, Ind., businessman, will be to persuade the Republican par RockefeUer said on March 21, W ins in national chairman of the new ty, through our delegates to the in announcing he would not be a Rockefeller for president com national convention, to nomi campaigning candidate, that "a Hosiery 3 ^ *2 .9 9 mittee. nate him,” Morton said. considerable majority of the Death T oll Main Floor SEAMLESS MESH Bahamas Nixon is the only major de Senate Republican sources party’s leaders" wanted Nixon clared candidate for the GOP said the lineup of leaders also nominated. NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — A nomination. would Include GOP Sena. James He said Wednesday he does landslide election victory gave Rockefeller has repeatedly B. Pearson of Kansas and Hugh not know whether that is stUl Declines 5 ^ «SA9 Premier Lyn'cn 0. Pindling pronounced himself available— Scott of Pennsylvania, along the case now that President complete power over the Baha If the party should summon with former party chairman Johnson heis announced he will Panty Hose ma Islands Thursday and left him—but has tshunned active WUllam E. MiUer, Leonard W. neither seek nor accept the the old white ruling structure of candidacy. HaU and Meade Alcorn and Democratic nomination. For GIs this British colony in ruins. Morton said the American businessman Walter Thayer of “I wUl say that I think the Oscar Moyer In a flush of black national people “have a right to demand New York. whole situation Is fluid,” Rocke SAIGON (AP) — The number ism, the Negroes went to the that the Republican Party put “ I have said that I was avaU- feUer said. of American troops killed in EXTRA LEAN HAM combat in Vietnam last week polls In record numbers and the forth Its very best,” and added able If the party wanted me," But the business of reading 3.lb. can $3.69 38-year-old premier, a Negro, that means Rockefeller. Rockefeller told a Wednesday RockefeUer nuances is a tricky was the lowest in two and a half who had ruled by a one vote He said the New Yorker can news conference In a Senate months, the U.S. Command an 5-H>. can $5.99 margin In the House of Assem attract the Democratic and In haUway. (See Page Sixteen) nounced today. bly, suddenly found himself in U.S. headquarters said 279 control of 29 of the 38 seats. U.S. troops were killed in com Designed for perfect fit from waist to toe and long, long Better Pinehurst Meat,',, The triumph In Wednesday’s bat during the week that ended 1st PRIZE election became even more one last Saturday at midnight. It wear. Be comfortable in this new carefree, garterless hose. LEAN GROUND CHUCK ,, 78^ sided when a Labor party mem Set for LBJ Signature was the lowest 'toll since the ber and an independent who had start of the Viet Cong’s big lu Beige, suntan in proportioned sizes for petite, medium or Buy The Finest joined In a coalition with Pin nar new year offensive on Jan. TENINSR LAMB LEGS dling also were swept back into 29. NEWPORT and REGULAR RIB ROASTS tall sizes. P office. Gen. William C. Westmore SIRLOIN TIPS and EYE ROUNDS (Polish Easter) land’s headquarters said the It was a shattering defeat for drop reflected a lull in the fight the once all powerful United Ba Rights Bill Passage Lauded DELUXE ROUND GROUND lb. 98c ing that has been developing for KIEIBASA hamian party headed by weal the past month. However, the thy white merchants. It limped A COMPLETE SELECTION OF NEW PENOBSCOT CmCKENS, BREASTS AND LEGS It also came after a week of social prog;ram aimed at eradi for the job program and $25 mil number of U.S wounded last out of the contest with only sev WASHINGTON (AP) — widespread racial violence fol cating slum problems, sched lion for the Head Start pre week totaled 3,190, only 696 less at Pinehurst en house seats. Cong;ressional passage of land Lace Textures lowing King's assassination— uled an emergency session. school program. than the week before, and the OSGAR MAYER LEAN BACON 9, 79c Pindling and his Progressive mark open-housing legislation and it was in that atmosphere Mayor John V. Lindsay of "I can’t think of a finer me South Vietnamese command Liberal party now are expected Window Panes has won applause from civil that one Southerner explained New York, commission vice morial to Martin Luther King said its dead increased, from to press Great Britain for full' Stretch Tights Chock Full o' Nuts rights leaders along with re why he voted for the bill. chairman, said it’s too late to than for Congress to show that 393 the week before to 407 last Fish Nets COPE 49° internal self control in the is help the people killed and it Intends to act against violence week. lands where 86 per cent of the newed demands for massive fed "I think this bill is symbolic,” COFFEE ...... lb. 79c usuaUy 89c explained Rep. Hale Boggs, D- wounded in the week of rioting by supporting these programs,” Enemy casualties also were 160,000 residents are Negroes. eral attacks cm shabby housing Pink, Orange, Navy, Green, Blue, Yellow La. “ Either we move ahead as but added: “ It is not too late, said Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, R- considerable, although the U.S. In a report to the House last and unemployment in riot-prone one people or we move toward a however, for the nation to move N.Y. and South Vietnamese com Extra Dry, New January Pindling said the time slums. police state.” against this crisis with the ur Joining in praise for the mands could not agree on the ARRID had come for Bahamians to Colorful Easter 6 5 c Johnson hailed passage of the gency and enterprise that the open-housing measure and In figure. The Americana reported Designers' Originals Ladies' Easter take over police and Internal se A 260-171 House vote Wednes i r - p r o c c r i bill but also urged Congress to commission sought to gener the call for more congressional 2,261 enemy killed last week, Usually $1.09. Anti-perspirant Spray curity matters now handled by day sent, to the White House a civil rights bill to outlaw dis enact the rest of his program, ate.” action of job and housing pro the South Vietnamese reported y ///(•■ the , crown appointed governor, 4,012. The reports of enemy SCARFS SHELLS HAWAIIAN PUNCH 2 46-ox. cons $1.00 crimination In the sale or rental including housing and job pro Lindsay didn't specify When grams were George Meany, DRESSES Sir Ralph Grey. the meeting would .be held, nor president of the AFL-CIO, Dore dead from the two commands SEALTE5T MILK ...... gal. gloss 81c He also recommended that of 80 per cent of the nation's grams. After King’s slaying, the Pres did he say what further moves Schary, national chairman of frequently differ, but usually Sizes F o r: the people “ have sk*aay” in the housing by 1970. ELBCTRASOL (deal) ...... 3 for $1.00 Safe from the Sea President Johnson said he ident said he would address would be made to win accept the Anti-Defamation Leag;ue of not by that much. Jrs., Misses selections of the governor. Milltary^zjSbl^esman said gov Special 4 . 9 8 would sign it into law as soon as Congress to outline an expanded ance for its recommendations. B’nal B’rith, and The Rev. 8 4 < ^ W omen A young survivor from the capsized ocean-going Pindling. Is seeking a constitu ernment Jtroops had been very m possible. social program. But he post But he said that as a beginning, Ralph D. Abernathy, King’s suc tional conference in London and active, >^rtlcularly in the Me Oblongs ferryboat Wahine cries for his parents after being The House action followed by poned a scheduled appearance the Senate should restore funds cessor as head of the Southern smoke rings in solids or Jewd and ^rtleneck styles. White, One and 2 pc. stylee, new fabrics, sea4 most observers believe that kong pelta below Saigon, and brought to Wellington, N.Z., by lifeboat. The Wa a day the funeral of slain civil last Monday and has not set a for sjjmmer programs in slums. Christian Leadersliip Confer prints. Britain will give him what he had engaged the enemy In a brown, navy, pastels, soned colors. .pinehurst Grocery, Inc hine, which capsized Tuesday after strikihg a abaal rights leader Dr. Martin Luther new date. The Senate moved in that di ence. asks and possibjy^ more than The President’s advisory rection Wednesday, rejecting a Rbbert C. Weaver, secretary number of small sklrmlshea. just inside Wellington harbor,, is believeiTfff^hav that. / King, whose numerous cam paigns often focused on open Commission on Civil Disorders, money bill from which the carried at least 150 of her 614 passengers to theii (See Page Five) (See Page Sixteen) HOUSE & HALE • MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER CORNER MAIN & TURNPIKE deaths. (AP Photofax) (See Pace Twelve) housing. which recommended a. massive House had stripped $76 million OPEN THURS. & FRI., 8 A.M. te 9 P.M.
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r j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 PAGE TEIREB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 hurried to open toe front door, D.C. citizens attesUng to their Special Readiiig for $5 his sweaty palm slipping on character. No, Mrs. Roberts gate. Pitemen worked for about Coventry Sheinwold on Bri.dge toe knob. is among the 27 currently li •lx minutes before they were “Ah! We must never rush,” censed fortune tellers. People in able to force the gate open and toe smiling fortune teller said. ’The zoning regulaUon cover release the boy. EXPERT IS ENTANGLED IN Qerk Lists OWN COMnJCATIONS NORTH Reporter Visits Palm Reader ‘"Ibe evil catchee us when we ing fortune tellers states they 4 KQ97 ' are not aware. Be sure to come . . .“Cannot have their place CurtU Marriage Ends By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD ^ Q on Ume tomorrow! of. business to any resldenUal, The News LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bridge beginners love to fi "A jealous friend has ac er to h en as she rocked back 27 Transfers 0 QJ 1097 Ism Aagelea Ttanea— ing an afternoon TV soap opera. “Tell no one of your visit to special purpose or C I (com Charging “he was vary rude to nesse; experts avoid such risks. A KJ4 Washington Post News Service "Now which do you want?” quired a root doctor to slokan and forth chanting In rising mercial) zone.” me,” Actress Christine Kauf- Since our subject for the week crascendo gradually fading to a me or toe good spirita will not Quadruple Weddintf WEST EAST Mrs. Roberts asked as they your spirit and take away your ' DeteoUve Booker Kent, in BELL, Calif. (AP) _Margar- 32, has won anuncontest- is finessing, it’s a pleasure to Washington—Evil spirits and kiokl” She spieled, her eyes whisper "Saaaave youneeeelf! hear me. When your spirit is Of Property 4 84 4 1652 readied a small red sheet- back to health and you have charge of fraud on the robbery •t Smith and her three daugh- *** actor Tony Cur- report a hand in which the be bad luck plaguing your dally bedecked cubicle just off toe widening eit the revelatlan. Saaaava youneeeelf!” 0? K J 10752 Cy 84 life? been to touch with good spirits, squad, said unlicensed gypsies tors will be married Saturday in A total of 27 warrantee deeds, ginner coidd have given a les living room. "God has sent you to me in TTioroughly convlnoed by now are toe ones usually arrested. a quadruple ceremony. Curtis, 41, didn’t attend the son to an expert. 0 3 O A542 we can make better your luck seven quit-claim deeds, one ♦ Q532 A 10 9 7 WHh toe help of nine black, “Do you wish toe $2 reading, your time of trouble. I will pray he was to mortal danger, she for just little something more.” Mrs. Smith, a 88-year-old wi- Mve-minute hearing Wednesday Opening lead eight of spades. told toe reader of palms he had “When arrested,” Kent said, fiduciary deed, two probate SOUTH •kuU-itoaped candles end incan $8 reading or toe special read to the spUits for you nine Fortune tellers may operate "they pay a $66 fine and dow, wUl m arry Mlnltord Arllus Superior Court. Miss Kauf- When today’s hand was play ing for $8?” niglits In a row e t mldniglri.” to pay a bill and would rite ItcOoy, 88. mann testified that she became certificates of devise,' and two ed in the 1954 world champion G A 10 3 tations at tfae stroke of mid in toe naUon’s capital if they usually move to another city." Not wanting to pass up any While praying, special can wait a week for sill toe money. The girls—Rachael Elaine, "'<1 *<»* weight during probate certificates of jointly ship an American pair bid game C? A963 . night, Mrs. Roberts, tlie nemesla pay a $250 annual licensing fee Kent said toe police usually iqAlons, the reporter quickly dles have to be used, Mrs. Rob “When you are aeriously ill,’’ locate unlicensed gypsies from 1»: Laura Lynn, 18; and Edna “'^y in notrump on the North-South 0 K 86 o< evil, con heal your tennentod and can prove two years of res owned property, were filed in 4b A 86 •ettlad for the special reading. erts explained, to Insure that she said, "you go to a doctor idence. ’ITiey are also required licensed fortune tellers who call Carolyn, 16-wHl marry three together. Tenns of settiement cards. West led the eight of soul------^for $90. immediately. Right?" the office of Town Clerk Eliza spades, and Doug Steen, the South West North East As acrid Incense curled toe good spirita heed her voice. to submit 10 statements from to complain about them. sailors stationed together on a disclosed, You may not even know your BJarii of the nine grisly hu “You never know adien evil ship In Long Beacn harbor. Th® German-bom actress be- beth R. Rychling during the American declarer, took 12 1 A Pass 1 0 Pass around the (con cluttered room, soul is being attacked ^ dia Mrs. Roberts studied his up man skuU-ritaped candles costs 'will strike," she continued. "You The weddings will be per- c®*"® Curtis’ second wife in a month of March. tricks without breathing hard. 1 0? Pass 1 G Pass bolical beings from an emereal turned pofan, intoning vague $ 1 0 . could step out this door and get formed by Elder James P. San- ceremony Feb. 8, 1963, at Las A total of 162 instruments, in At the other table of the 1 NT Pass 3 NT AH Pass match, Pierre Chestem and dimension, but Mrs. Roberts will hegipeningB In the pest and Not wishing to offend any runned over by a bus. You must defur of the Shiloah Primitive Vegas, Nev. A separation was cluding liens and releases, were so inform y o u ------for toe forget your bill and get back Baptist Church. announced last November. Rene Bacherich, of the present. rilHiita, good or bad, the report also filed in the Coventry Land top palm reading fee of $5. WMh dittling accuracy and into spiritual health." NOTICE “I have no idea how I’m going Curtis and Miss Kaufmann USN Controller Records for that month, Mrs. European team, bid their way North hand, declarer should er gave Mrs. Roberts $10 Im- have two daughters, Allegre, 1, up to six diamonds on the North- lead a trump to his king. If the A reporter dropped to on Mrs. grave misgivings, she foresaw medlatriy with cui ejriracted *T will wait for you tomorrow to perform a quadruple ceremo- Cmdr. Robert L. Normand of Bychllng said. ny,” Sandefur said Wednesday. Alexandra, 3. It was Miss South cards, with South as de- trumps broke 3-2, Ghestem could Roberts, seeking solace from toe dtre events. promise to return with $40 the from 4:80 to 6," she said, "and FOGARTY BROS., Inc. Kaufmann’s first marriage. Falls Church, Va., has been ap- Warantee deeds filed: Ed exigencies of dally life after A broken marriage, toe man be sure to bring the money and *Tv€ never done it before. ' ward K. Nelson to Edward J. clarer. If I told you how the go ahead with his plan to ruff followlitg day. $10 BROAD ST„ MANCSIESTER ( & • ' calk Curtls has said he plans to pointed controller on the Staff bidding went you wouldn’t be- hearts in the North hand. It finding one of her advertise gled corpse of someone dear, "You must wrap toe $40 a clean handkerchief." Friends Bid Farewell marry model Leslie Allen, 24, of Commander- in-Chlef U.S. Na- Moon, lots 10, 11 sec. R. Wa- lieve me, but let’s not sniff, be- could cost him nothing to test ments to hts medlbox. the loss a t laige sums of money around a jar of clean water," ITie purpose of toe handker CLOSED FRIDAY, AfRIL 12 Newton Mass Friends of the vel Forces in Europe, and w i l l tcrfront Manor; Morton Shimel- cause six diamonds was a very the trumps before going on. “Do you wish a reading?” toe were only a few of the drastic she said to a hushed whisper chief was not explained because AT 12 N O O N S r ^ y ” Tcouple Will marry leave June 4 for his post in U>n- m an^ to too much knowledge of toe MBHCHESIER CAB ^ , When the trumps actually short, conservatively dressed portents in on ever continuing over toe blare of an asirfrln com Residents of San Marino turned April 20 in Beverly Hills. don. England. Coventry Builders, Lnc., lots 93, Mrs. Roberts asked os she open cycle of bsd luck. mercial, "to draw toe evil spir occult would be dangerous for For EtnorgGney S gtyIc * out in force Wednesday to bid West opened toe eight of ^roke badly. Ghestem would He is the husband of the for- ^®®- s^des, Md (Jhestem won with ^he rest of toe trumps ed toe door of her apartment. "Tour spirit is in danger,” its away." those with sickened spirits, Mn. CoH 649^539 farewell to the parents of Kathy mer Miss Lucy J. SkonesW, and RR. S®®- VHI, North- Once Inside, toe reporter was rile incanted over the shrill ’Thinking the healer of souls Roberts said. 6 4 3 - 2 1 2 1 Fiscus, the 3Mi-year-old girl who daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WU- «®’
N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 PAGE FIVE ______>______1______j ____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BiANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1988 the company, said they are Ve- Part df Stfeet placing a six-inch sewer pipe with end eight-inch one. He said Safer Cures Closed for W ork the street would be closed while "I've got news for you” TV-Radio Tonight men are working there, but open Wing at Tolland High: English to Graphic Arts Keeney St. at Diane Dr. is to traffic at night as a cover "The Allstste group esn closed during the day to traf provide for just shout sll Charlie Snllivait For Snakebite Is put over the trench. your insursnee needs. Thst Agent TelevUion fic. The O A G Construction mesns I ban help cut red ” Co. is putting in a new sewer IT FIGURES tspe end high costs out of Phona: m«-sm Being Sought Bsslo BlooDOtnies (R) BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — 6:00 ( M O ) P erry 1 “ Love Lucy line along Keeney St. to Port Life, Hesith, Komeownert, ( MOdO)____ JItte Itoatfas Frustration footnote; When Ne Business end Aiflq Insur SALT LAKE C m r AP) — (IS) W o ^ Woodbury 7:0UI M T b S sli the Ufe 7:80 land St. braska lost to Colorado 76-73 re snee. Why not give me a About 8,000 Americana—more (H) HMerofera Netfhbor- O A O Construction Co. Is cently In Big Eight basketball, call?" X than oafrjtlilrd of them children hoon Seconl Hundred gears doing the work on relocating it was the Huskers' 16th consec Allstate Insurance Companlat (80) Cbrabat^ Northbrook, Illinois —will be bitten by poisonous («>) Oloaale’B Navy Otmarron Btrlp (Cb Rt. 6 In the area. utive defeat In the Colorado 6;« (lia> NewSbeat '(C) Hay Anthony Bpedsi Robert Sparks, engineer with fieldhouse. snakes this summer. What's NewT 8:00 M) Washbigtinn: Week la Report i-vleiw Only about 16 will die, but News las Crsne Navy Film many will be permanenUy dis 6:00 (am Phil savers figured, suffering extensive tis a*) <»md Across the flea 8:80 < sue damage that will require 840) News, flports. Weather idOaOdMO) Bob Hope (C) skin grafts or amputation. MoHslers Nsnry 9:00 ( MB) Inunalay Ofoyle (C) HIxhMthts (at) Your Coast's Worth (IR) this la the prediction of Dr. News, Condwt Weather ' «-ig> Tbat Girt (O Clifford C. Snyder, who is con 340) Nerws, Sports, 9:80 ------*WO).PeKt»}^Taoea r .m------Place (C) F ig u re it o u t...w ith a Warner's sidered one of the world’s fore 6:80 1) What’s New (R) most authorities on poisonous 34mMm Walter Croak;Crooldte (C) 10:00 SS91Utt..(c> snakebites. (ao)X) BBrWsh rti^ Calendar ^ Select^A-Shape bra and girdle 8) Bob Young, Nears (C) I 8) Opeiadon SMertatament Dr. Snyder, chairman of the lOdMO) ^itley^Srtnidey Division of Plastic Surgery at 0 10:80 ftAsorlotfoii am News 14:00 News, Sports the University Utah Medical 1 8) World of I^oweU ‘rhomaa ^SSer (C) Pay no more for the bra or girdle you need. Warner's lets you choose the Center and chief of surgery at * Honey West (000040-10) News, flports. Neiwapent the Salt Lake Veterans’ Hospi Weather (C) 11:26 f):»£SLgU ^ (C) one right for you at no extra cost. Light lacy bra in three styles . . . soft tal, says that some of the dam ( 8) Truth or Consequences 11:80 |l0aoaa8O)Taa^ ^ ) ( 8-<0) Joey Bishop (O age can be traced to the medi (13) Cbnarron Strip (C) (im Late Movie cup, light contour cup or padded cup in white, pink and yellow. 32-36 . . . cal confusion about proper SEE SATUBDAY'S TV WEEK FOB OOMPLBTB U8TINCW x| treatmmt. your choice $5.00 each. Warner's lycra spandex panty girdle with nylon He noted that some of the snakebite treatments recom- Radio stretch lace cuffs . . . mini,- mini-long and X-long in white, pink and yellow. mmded in the Boy Scout Man (This listing inclndes only tboao news broadonsts of IS o* IS ual and other flrst aid booklets mlnnte length. Some statlana ••s»ry other tbert new8cn«t».) S, M, L . . . your choice $10.00 each at our Corset Salon, main floor. may be detrimental. 6:86 Afternoon BUUoo, W D BO -18M 7:80 News of the Wortd Dr. Snyder is continuing his 6:00 Dtcfc Boblnsoa 7.-d6JOe Garagiolo snakebite reseanSi started in 6:00 Joey R 7:B0 8bW A W 9:^ ^en Gi 7:66 Simphasla Miami. He hopes to perfect a 8:06 Pop Coaoert snakebite antivenln and vac 6:00 Haiifoid'mihUi^i ll-im i ^ s f ’^sather. flpoita (Herald iiliotoe bjr BoBelrlotau) cines that will immunize people 7:00 News against various venoms. 8:00 OasUght Tolland High’s new wing has 16 rocxns. not all of them in use this year. Grades 7, 8 and 9 take dasBea in the wing. ia:00 Quiet Hours Of some of the common snake WFOP—1610 bite treatments. Dr. Snyder 6:00 Bamy Ctaytoo Show The l -/ \ > PAGE 8 MVMW BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 Chess Champion and Sleigh Colum bia N«w England'! Leading PJLC. To Demonstrate m Two-Year Profassional Machine Shop^ Trailer Firm A local chess champion will F^e Destroys Barn, put on a demonstration at the School of Atcarded Permits hy Zoners Manchester Chess Club on April 2S. Contents Damaged Dr. Joseph Plats of 6 Bates 11m EonlBf and Flamiliig Oom- at Tuesday’s meeting, re-elect ACCOUNTIKG BINGO Rd., has agreed to put on a mlHtai TdMday night lamied ing moat of the previous slate Firemen from three depiartments spent several hours EVERY MONDAY-4 P.M. two parmlta for new boaineseea which Included president, kOl- fourth demonstration for the iMt night fighting a firo which destroyed part of a ohib, and said he would ‘‘take HARTFORD INSTITUTE OP ACCOUNTING 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE in town and f-, ' I", t , ' L i' ! h ’ • '■■■• ■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 M ANCIOBni EVnONO HBRALD. MANCHBSnR, CONN. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 PAiOB H I N I Even Gold Got HesHMer flowers worked into the borderi When the gold crisis was at c I M AIfCH M m BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRH. 11, 1968 PAG E E l A W PAQ» Tm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 Columbia South Windsor Tolland Tolland Countv Four Picked by Rockefeller Rev. George TJvans to Head Nominations End April 20 Have ^ To Help Form Issue Stands -By CLAY R. POLLAN- School Board and Teachers Area Women FRIDAY ARffS tors In Washington April 18. MAR. 22 Your Daily Activity Cuidt SEPT. 23 ir t NEW YORK (AP) — CkiV. Tri-Town Public Health Unit 'r According to tho Start. ’’ For Lions Citizen of Year^ Faith OCT. 23 Set Meetinfr Nelson A, Rockefeller has hired Hughes, who was a member KNOWN FOR VALUtS SPECIAL To List Goals Before Talks of. President Dwight D. Eisen The first meeting of the Tri- The school health and educa- , 5-15-25-37 To.develop message for Friday, 3-16-37-38 The Soutti Wlndoor lions at the South Windsor H«gh Emmet Johnson Hughes, the hower’s staff in 1652, 1968 and Town Public Hecdth Agency, tlon committee will be Involved /5 1 -4 M V 9 C reod words corresporxiing to numbers 47-61-71 dub has announced that it is School at 8:30 p.m. Tiric- The Board of Wducatlon tem la compulsory for all members of your Zodiac birth sign. Have the problems of the world as well as personal writer and political strategist, TAURUS SCO anoeiAing nominations for the ets and reseiwations may be porarily lifted the ban on In due to the election of officers In Tolland 1966, was named Rockefeller’s which Include Andover, Oolum- forming contracts between ARR. 21 OCT. 24 ( dub’s rixth annual outstanding obtained through Mra. Grace problems got you feeling low? Would you like to resul about dividual staitemeRts regarding for the coming year. Committee and three other advisers to help "special assistant” to aid In the bla and Hebron, waa held laat ^ tovm and the 1 A n 31 The 61 Show The Tolland Junior Women’a mm [ M A Y 21 2 Guard 3 2 Likely 6 2 Be NOV 22 ' "OiiUzon of the Year” award. Nicholson. Special rotes axe some good news instead of all the bad news In the papem teanber salary nagotfatlons on chelimen will deliver their an him formulate positions on na “broad work of formulating and .... Working on thla com- THE FISH 1-75 3 A 33 Fovor 63 In Club will be host to the Tol- duseusslng policies and pro ALL *^**^*® Health mlttee are: Mrs. Edward Foot l-13-24-35(^ The award Is mode on the btials available to students, organi- for a change? Would you like to have a joyous Inward rsquaat of the Tolland Eduoa- nual reports, and 'the play “Lit tional and Intefnatlonal issues. 4 Com e 34 T oday's 64 W hoopee land-Wlndham County Day of A ^ c y Building in Columbia, of Hebron, Mrs. Morgan Hills ^76-77-54^ U A 58-69 of a person’s own oontributlonB zatlons and local theater par- tton Aaaodation last night. tle Prison” will be presented. The move announced in a grams in tl;e months ahead.” E S Interesting 35 M o y 65 Ar>d feeling? Yield control of your life to Christ. Read the good the Connecticut State Federa The statement said Kissinger The agencyelected the Rev. of Columbia and Mm* William 6 G ^ 36 Of 6 6 From SAOrTTASIUS to betterment of the oonununl- ties. The action will permit both Hostesses for the evening are statement Tuesday was viewed M A Y 22 67 Activities news C:hri8t hEts for ChristiEms in the Bible. Attend Church tion of Women's Clubs April 16 < ^ rg « K. Evans of Columbia Kowalski of Andover, 7 Reason 37 A n y NOV. 23 Lenten Services Mrs. Robert Domain, Chairman; will work In the field of foreign 8 You 36 Papier 68 Someorte ty. regularly Eind let Jesus Christ do for you what he has dotie the TBA and the school board by many political observers as CAN EAT! \ JUNE 22 DEO 22 YOU chairman with Charles Phelpe it was voted to send a request 9 Y ou 39 Y our 6 9 T rick Those suhnUtUng nominees Tonight, Holy Thursday, there to explain their poeltions» _ and___Mrs. Richard Carlson, Mrs. ^ accenting Rockefeller’s availa affairs and Nathan on questlomi for others. If Christ be on your side, who can be against of domestic policy. Reubhausen ri Andover as idee chairman, to the selectmen of the three 6-21-32-43 10 T odoy'f 40 A n d 70 Chortges 2-18-29-40( for this Ewnatd should write a 'W ill be a High Mass at 7:80 at in tlie interim period be- John McCarthy, Mrs. Claudius C h u r c h in Touan . bility for the Republican presi 1! You 41 Or 71 Up you? All you need Is fEilth! Mra. Morgan Hills of Columbia towns requesting them to act ^53-7S-B3“g7 50A362-89^ letter explaining the reasons St. Margaret Mary’s Church. fOr* profeaatonal negt>tiaiUons Cole, Mrs. Frederic Stephano- The days „ dential nomination. will act as director of the staff. 12 Should 42 Key 72 Aggressive Rockefeller was In Atlanta at wUl serve as secretary. as contracts committee for their C A N C n 13 Original 43 Connected 73 indicated CAPtlCOtN for selection of the particular On Good Friday, Confessions ELLIS SEDLACEK becin. AU statements to this wlc*, Mrs. Louis Cady, Mrs. Jo- Rln at 9 a.m. urith a w^sttatlOT Rockefeller announced March ^ JUNE 23 14 M o y 44 Your 74 Friendships tending the funeral of Dr. Mar 1 1 -^ J <»nimlttMs were estab- respective town In setting up 75 A nominee and state his contrlbu- will be heard to the morning ^ Member of the Church of The NEizarene polat hays been Issued JolnUy. soph Kohvlca; Mrs. Carl Patta- period and continue imUl 8 p.m. 21 that he would not be sui ac J JULY 23 I S D o y 4 5 T o . JAN 20 luhed to set the agency into contracts between the town and 16 V ital 4 6 T urn 76 Long tioiM to South Windsor. Nomi from 10 to 12 and from 7:30 to The TEA Informed the board vlna, and Mrs. WllHamiSwan- Mrs. • tive candidate for the OOP nom tin Luther King J r . when the * motion. Charles Phelps was sel- agency. r \ n - l 4-25-361 17 Out 47 M ig h t 77 W a y Children’s Services of Connecu- statement was Issued. 8-12-23-341^ nations riwuld be mailed to 9 p.m. last night, it Is oonriderlng the ination but said that he would 1.09 18 Against 48 Impending 78 M oney 57-67-79-86v KT ected M chaiim an of the Bylaws It was announced last night 48-59-70 John Oraliil a t 17 Noith’vlew Ciood Friday Liturgy will take use of a profeaatMial negotia ______cut Manchester office will speak accept a draft if one developed 19 To 49 Shell 79 Especially Herald on "Unwed Mothers and FamUy SERVED WITH . . . ronamittM. Assisting him will that the Blue Cross would pro no 20 Hold 50 Deception 8 0 Of AQUARIUS Dr., South Wlndoor. All nomi place at 3 p.m. and will con tor from the Oumeotlcut Bdu- Manoheeter Evening Lt, Colonel and meanwhile would speak out Bristol Marine Killed JULY 24 2) Luck 51 Kind 81 Godding JAN. 21 Bette Counseling” at 11:80 before the be Mrs. Robert Caffazzo of He- vide the Insurance coveirase for 52 M o k e 82 M oney nations must be in no later sist of Adoration of the Cross, oaUon Asaoolatlon (CBA). Tolland oorreepondent, on the issues. ^ AUC5. 23 22 Aspects FEB.' 19 WASHINOTON (AP) — Ma bron and Mrs. Walter Wheaton the Tri-town agency. 23 Enjoy 53 W ith 83 bovings titan April 20. Procession of the Blessed Sac The school board sgreed Qnatrale, teL 815-2845. Itmcheon. Alfred Brodeur, son of Bki- In the statement issued by his • FRENCH FRIES A fashion show featuring sew rine PfC. Robert M. Jacob of JP®'““ ***®* Previously, the Columbia 10-22-33-44 24 Idea 54 Pocketbook 84 O ff 9-20-31-42/S»^' LWV Dinner Set rament and a Communion Serv shout two weeks ago to hire gene Brodeur of 43 Charter office, the governor said he Is 25 Heor 55 Letter 85 Indicoted Bristol, Conn., has been killed The Personnel committee Nursing Agency had voted to ■ ^ 5 4 -6 5 -7 4 45-56-80^N» The League of Women Vot ice. Stations of the Cross will the sendcee of a professional ing contest entries from the Oak St, recently was promot- preparing to state his policies • TARTAR SAUCE 26 For 56 Solution 8 6 D ancing county clubs will be held In the In action In Vietnam, the Pen chairman is Mrs. Thomas amend its papers of Incorpora- VMOO 27.M issing 57 Sociol 87 Investments Fisas ers of South Windsor will hold be held at 7 p.m. Friday even negotiator to represent the ed to Army lieutenant colonel on foreign and domestic prob tagon announced Wednesday. 28 O f 5 8 The 88 Problem ing. At both the Eifternoon and Hospital Notes afternoon, followed by an an • COLE SLAW O Brien of Columbia with Mra. tlon to Include the towns of 59 Importont 89 M otters Its Einnual dinner next Monday board. during ceremondes a t EM. BJua- lem s’ confronting the United 29 Froud MAR. 21 £ , Jacob was the son of Mr. and D'ranklyn P r a ^ e of Columbia, Andover and Hebron. It was ex- 30 Celebrate 6 0 Of 9 0 About at WllUe’s Steak House, Man evening services a collection will Last night It authorised Su nouncement of the winners. tla, Va. He has been assigned States. All evening vlsltang hours Mrs. Harry Jacob of Bristol. Mrs. Andrew Gasper of Andov- plained last night that this >\ 7-19-30-41 4-17-28-39 J chester, starting at 6:30 p.m. be taken up for the Holy Land. perintendent of Schools Robert Judges for the contest are Mrs. as chief of the Training Man In addition to Hughes, those • ROLL & BUTTER Z52-64-73 ^ ^ G o o d ( ^ A d v e r s e 149-62-72 ' end at 8 pan., and start. In the er and Mrs. Warren Smith of vrould expedite setting up th? Mies DlaJie King, a Peace Budget Hearing Tonight Braltton to contaot Metxler As- Pllver, Editor of the agement Division, Aviation named to advise him were Hen various units, at: Pedlatrlos, S Hebron. agency rather than dissolving Corps woriter, who has served The Board Of Education and sooiatea and an additional ne Rockville Journal and Mrs. Ches Maintenance TraJning Depart ry Kissinger of Harvard Univer pan.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; The Finance Committee chair- the one corporation and setting In Paradbo, Brazil, will be the Town Council remind all in gotiator whose name the board ter Hale, Educational Director ment of the U.S. Army Trans sity, Richard Nathan of the Crowell House, 5 p.m. week Manchester Parkode man Is A. E. Landry of Colum- up another. It waa voted to have speaker. She will be intro terested citizens of South Wind did not know. and fashion designer for Prinz portation School at the fort. Brookings Institute and Oscar days, 8 p.m., weekends and holi bla with Harvey Desrulssenaux Uto incotporatiion papers omend- Vernon duced by Mrs. John Tyler, of sor to attend the public hear QerakMne Burke, TEIA presi- In DayvUle. He entered the Army In Sep Reubhausen, a New York City days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; of Hebron and Mrs. Howard ed as suggested. the Service Bureau for Women, ing tonight at 8 at the high deot, set an April 16 date for Winners of the county sewing tember 1953 and was last sta lawyer. semi-private rooms, 8 p.m.; vis Stanely of Andover. The tri-town agency •will meet who v/lU tell of Miss King’s £ic- school on the school budget. the resumption of negoUetlone contest win participate In the tioned with the 1st Cavalry Di He said they would be aided iting in 810, 814, and 828 any The Rev. Herbert Kelsey of monthly on the foiu*th Thursday Industrial Products Show tlvlties and background, News of Servicemen in a letter to sobool board state level contest. The first vision In Vietnam. by "other expert advisers In time for Immediate family only, Hebron was added to the (^lum- after getting established. It has libraries Closed Airmsin Gary J . Xantho, son oheirman David Oocrft. She also prize winner of the state con He received a B.S. degree in specific fields” and “a small re- with a flve-mlnnte limitation. bla committee ;,on health Insur- scheduled a special meeting for Wood Memorial Library a3id of Mr. and Mrs. Gus XEintho, requested to be biftmned of the test will receive a mink boa. 1968 from the University of search ataff” already at work. Afternoon visiting hoars In ob ance for the aged. Another ap- May 9 at 8:16 at the agency To Stress Area Employment Sodd Memorial Library will 26 Thomas St., has g;raduated board’s sdeotlon cf a negoti Area clubs planning to attend Connecticut in Storrs, and re The statement said In part: stetrics are S to 4 p.m., then polntment Is anticipated. building to continue with work from the U.S. Air Force tech the day’s,activities include the ceived his conunladom through "Our nation Is enduitng—as I The Industrial Products Show more non-Masonlc friends. The ^ ^e c l ^ tomorrow. Good ator. begin again at 1 p.m. Visitors The Public Relations Commit- to set up the agency. nical school at Sheppard AFB, Vernon jim lor Woman’s Club, the Reserve Officers Training said a fortnight ago—‘a time of Grand Master of Masons In Saturday. The sriiool board aogreed to are asked not to smoke In pa^ MME OR RIMRERT tee to keep In contact with lo- _____ to be held April 26 and 27 at The South Windsor (Country Texas. He was trained as an hire a negotiator as soon as Ellington Juniors and the El- Corps prog;ram a t the univer- crisis and confusion probably Conectlcut, Gsdl L. Smith, EUid air passenger specialist Euid tient’s rooms. No more than Woman’s Clubs, the Jun- ^ oal newspapers is Mrs. Morgan Manchester Evening Her- Rockville High School, spon Players hEis announced the leads possible, but doubted it would without parallel In our history.’ the Grand Lodge Officers will has been asslg;ned to a unit Cf two visitors a t one> time per woman’s CTub of Coventry, ^ Are you Just a number to HlUs. of Columbia, Mrs. Ray- aid Hebron correspondent, sored by the Chamber of Com to ^ seen in their fifteenth pro be In a poeithm to meet the The tragic events of recent days yoar inaarance man? To GS be present. the Military Airlift Command pattent. mond Burt of Hebron and Mrs. Mra. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228- duction. The feminine leads In simgeitod resumption date. Stafford Women’s Club, Wllll- makes this obvious truth more merce Euid the Jaycees, will our agency, you’re alwaye Anthony Tlemann of Andover. 9116. Marine Promoted the production, “The Little at Kimpo AB, Korea. Tolland is the first town in mantlc Junloirs and the Wllll- Ellington plain than ever. a name because you de emphasize the employment pic PatleatB Today: 806 Alan C. Skinner, USMC, son Foxes” have been assigned to Airman Xantho is a graduate I \ f l h i / u - / / / ' // the MIsncheeter area to resort mantic Women’s Clubs, the "This truth imposes on every serve P.S.—-Personal Ser ture In Vernon. ADMITTED YBJSTE3RDAY; of Mr. and Mra. G. Nelson Mrs. Dolores Lawler and Mrs. of South Windsor High School to the use of a negotiator,' in „ ,, „ . Storrs Woman’s Club, Somers American—and especially ever vice when yon deal with BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER ed the fire calls from that area, Kenneth Waldron of the Cham- Frederick Baxter, Helpers Needed us. Call ut if we can be of Skinner of 81 Skinner Rd. was Marion Rosclo of Wapplng. and attended Central Connecti Ethan AUen Cuitom Room Io n unlit stead of the more standard Women’s Club; KUllngly Wom yone In public life—a special Andover which In the previous year, had ber and Anthony Smith of the Vernon; Mrs. Nancy Brown, service, we’ll call you by recently promoted to the rank Mrs. Lawler plays Birdie Hub cut State College and the Man mediation or aibitratlon. en’s Club, Putnam Women’s duty to know his responsibility been responsible for 11 alarms. Jaycees are co-chalrmsin of the Ekist Hartford; Alien Carlin, 23 By Little Leagues name. of corporal. Skinner hsid just bard, a gentle Southern aristo- chester Community (College. The aotian keepe the negoti Club and the PlalnvUle Wom and to speak his mind. show. Waldron reported at the Apel Pi.; Mrs. Grace Caron, Lenten Services been graduated from helicopter crat During her two-year asso Army Pvt. George V. Cooney ations on the local level, with en’s Club. "I have promised to make meeting of the Chamber board Jr., son of Mr. Eind Mrs. G.V. and custom £t any room. There u s UtompaonvUle; Mrs. Mary Darl .1 1 . ji« The Ellington Little League . ^ , Qass Starts The Maundy Thursday serv. mechanics twdnlng school at elation with SWCP, Mrs. Law- CUSTOM ROOM out taking it to the state. ' Special guests aittendlng the ^ helpers tomorrow to work known—to state clearly and ful- ROBERT J. SM ITH of directors yesterday that 22 actually over 400 open itock ETHAN ing, 83D Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Ice with observEuice of Tenne- Memphia, Tennessee. Following jgj.^ yjg group’s ti*eEisurer, has Cooney Sr., Spruce Lane, hsis Rejoicing ConncU Tabled activities are Mrs. Jam es Os field ly—my own posiUims on the INC. been assigned to duty in Korea. PLAN UNITS ALLEN itemi for every room. Chooee Boibara Dairis, 106 Henry S t ; on the Longview School brae will be conducted tonight a ten-day leave at home he hsis served behind the scenes as Antiqued Pine, Heirloom Solid Checry| Oxicelvably the negotiations mond, prtoldent of the Oon- In First Aid " exhibit at the show. Cooney is doing guard duty Ronald Forget, 44 Pioneer Cir according to Dick Gunn, presl- great national and InternaUonal by the Rev. Raymond E. Brad reported to the Marine Air well as In the casts of "You Solid Mahogany or rugged Maple u n between the school board and neoUout State FOderotioa Those Industries plEuining to along the 38th parallel, where cle; Paula Gancarz, 383 Smith dent of the athletic league. Iwues before us. As a citizen, as Inanranemltlis OUR ANNUAL EASTER LIVESTOCK SALE! ley, In the Congregational Base at Santa Ana, CalU., for can’t Take It with You", "The Birch. AU modettly Oons tee the TEA could be carried on Clubs Mrs. George participate are Acromold smd American forces are being St, Wapplng: Mrs. Catherine Work wUl start at 8:80 a.m. a governor, and as the head of Instruction Church at 8. his next assignment. Dark Room”, and "Squaring It diem today.______by two negotiators, rather Whitham, Tolland County vice Saturday ached- the policy committee of the Re- THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOB! Duo-Set Processing of Ellington: strengthened. (BlgoSky, 60 Norman St 968 Main SL—TeL 649-6241 The church will be open on Balnbow Meeting Canceled 'with the Boss”. Her stoglng than the TEIA delegaticm and prerfdents; Mm. A. PhlUp Jal^ Coaches publican Governors Association, Andover news Items tempor Burroughs of TollEmd and the STORE HOURS: aeph Couln, 1863 SulUvan Ave., jjrs. Mar- "*®'* ^ ^ P Manciheater Good Friday for meditation E in d The regulEir meeting of Rock- ability w m used In "Pure As the board. this is my duty and my commit- arily should be called In to Su following Vernon industries: Al- Manchester Evening Her Monday and Tueeday Open till 6 P.M. Bcriiy Squirrel Monkeys ...... S1V.8 prayer. ■ville Assembly, Order of Rsiln- the Driven Snow” . The school board tabled ac san Losee, tel. 142-6026. bi Manufacturing, Aldon Spin ald South Windsor corre Open Thursday and Friday Evenings the program has expanded. ment.’ , bow for Girls, scheduled for Mrs. Rosclo plays Regina tion on rejoining the Capitol Greene, 866 IBUlard St. Putnam Women’s Outo; Mrs. Flromen Set Breakfast . A staff member said Rocke- Children’s Diets ning Mills, Amerbelle Corp., spondent, Catherine May, tel. Closed Wednesday Region Education Council, for Also, Mrs. Helen Hyman, 137 Harold Oats, president of the Young Attractive Mynah B irds...... $19.88 Respondtog to a diet survey Ano-Ooll Corp., the C3iamber, tonight has been CEUiceled be Glddens, who proirldes direct 644-2295. Flshermen out for opening cause of church services. contrast to Birdie. In this part, further study. They tomed Branford St.; Douglas Kilgore, wnwngiy Women’s Club, and day. April 20. will be able to Vietnam war or the racial crisis ^ George FEirley of Willlmantlc, report by the U.S. Department Ca-vrok, Rockville Water and down a proposal by Connecticut 78 Oak St, Wapplng: Brian KU- Carolyn Wldmor, presl- Baby Green Turtles...... T8c of Agriculture which Indicated Aqueduct, Ooratromartlos, Jay- Egg Hunts Tomorrow Mrs. Rosclo portrays a ruthless buy their "BTshermen’a Special” ^___^ a certified Red Cross instructor Backing Car Kills Baby Bank and Trust Co. to write potrick, 100 Concord Rd.; Mrs. ^ ^jje storm Women’s *Tn dtmmk •/ T k t M u s Cmmikt 6 that only one-half of the na- cees. Kingfisher Corp., Rock- Tht Vernon Recreation Com Southern beauty whose graicious breakfast at the Crystal Lake «P®®«h” begin propa^ for hta Smettf Co, md kt mtocisod oompmit$. ni in first Eiid, conducted the first LEDYARD (AP) — Elghteen- payroll checks for the board at Nancy Krul, Warehouse Point; appearance before ------Loveable Pet Mice ...... 38c tlon’s households have a good 'ville Reminder, Rockville Jour- mission sponsored Easter Egg ways camouflage her selfishness. In a series of Instruction in that month-old Donna Adcock was fa a 27 cent per check rate. Book Joseph Landerfln, 64 Russell Woods, president , ___ dlet, the ToUsuid County E x - nal, Sesdy PIeisUcs, Connecticut Hunt at Leg;lon Field will be Mrs. Rosclo has been a mem jj, can Society of Ne\ tally injured Wednesday when keeper Fay Dwlre had gone on St; Mm. Carmen inPolnMe, (|jg Trttand Junior Women’s ^® ^hremen are planning subject Wednesday evening at tension Service plans two meet- Light and Power, Southern New held tomorrow beg;lnnlng at ber of the SWCP for six years, serve breakfast of ham, eggs, ------— she ran into the path of a car record against the proposal. Ekmt Hartford; Mm. Thelma weoome those at- TANK RAISED BABY DISCUS the Fire House. ing;8, April 16 and 23 from 8- Englsind Telephone CV>., U.S. 10:30 for preschoolers Eind kin often working backstage In set toast, coffee and donuts from dergarteners and at 1:16 p.m. design and costumes. Her cred her grandfather was backing The hoard agreed to take out Lyons, 60 Laurel S t ; Mrs. .teiKjing and Introduce The course is open not only 10 p.m. at the Tolland County Envelope, Polymer Films Inc., a oomidete Insurance policy Hazel McGary, Wales Rd., An- gyagts. 5 a.m. to noon and the proceeds AgriculturEd Center, Rt. 80, Ver- Roosevelt Mills and Ciharles for those children In Grsides 1 its Include the leading part In out of a driveway. will go to the department. The to Andover Volunteer Flre- State police investigators said on the entire Arts and Science dover; Stephen Maiming, East MOLUES men but to members of neigh- to help famlllM wito ^ u n g MacArthur •'through 8. "Laura" and parts In "Squaring Hampton; Viivcent Maradie, general public Is also Inirited. It With The Boss”, "Man______In__ A Hazen Adcock, 58, waa at the Co.,Inc. wing of the high school, although PLATIES boring fire departments and children Improve their diet pat Waldron said letters will go O " Saturday the EUlngton Blast Hartford; Vincent Orlow- 182 Spruce St.; Lori Striebel, Bowler Mat and The Curious wheel of the oar when the aooi- It has not been accepted In Its will be given on successive terns. Into the msdl next week Eissign- Jaycees Easter Egg Himt for aW, 176 Bi«nt Rd.; Stevan Per- M Palmer Dr., Wapplng. SWORDTAILS tog booth numbers for the show, chlldiren one through nine years Savage.” dent occurred. The child was Manchester 643-0890—Rockville 875-2534 entlrity. It was felt the Insur TENDERIZING Wednesday evenings from 7 to Dr. JEuiina Cizajkowski, exten aom, Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. A1 FAOt TWkLVB MANCHESTER EVBNHfO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRUi 11, 1968 Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 lTOanrl|9fltw Ewjfnttig l|eralii THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 tlrement laat Septemb«r, she WM employed aa a clerical Bolton / O b it u a r y worker at 0;Fox and Oo., Hart MEA Challenged ford. -y _ _ Survlvore, besidea her hua- Residents Assail Apartment Zoning Masses, Services V em on Alaii. o7« » ■«»". Robert b . ... _ 7 “ Johnaton of Mancheater; a On Arbitrator Pick By CLEMEWEIX TOUNO mlaalon ahould hoar aU aldoa Htftohdneon with em otio^arn, f O lincl D e a d in brother, wmum H. Cobb of C9il- cago, ***• ni.; > cuivaand twokwo nlecea.iiid#ca, The BoaMof — — ------Education------has •officially -----— ^ ----- challenged . ^ - - the . _ The Community . — ----- HaU waa ..— , of toe queaUon _ quelled^^M^M apartmente would bringTi more Set Good Friday I n e S k u n S f a t n a i l l E *^»eral oorvlcea will bo held Manchester Education Association’s choice for an arbi- Jammed with about 200 per- teat, and Kelly proceeaea than a classroom of children a & tomorrow at 0 a.m. at St. Mary’s trator to help resolve their salary-contract dispute, and night for a hearing He cross-examined Herbert aoei tiiey _ _ — Good Friday, or God’s Friday, sacred as commemo ______He said the commission rating the Crucifixion of the Lord, and kept as a day of •Hie death of Cart Ifaver a Ep>»oopal Church. The mourning, rigid fast, and special prayer from a very «T-yoaivoId resident of Venion, can Arbitration Association.------^ sin^ *~iSwi»lk) Rlohardean of Laur- town, but should give greater early period, will be observed tomorrow in Manchester baa been termed an apparent be in East ^ m e te ^ . board at Its meeting gtate affiliate, the Connecticut dwelllna ln**nart nr nf raundinff real estate on schools wtx>d Dr. (oo Birch M t), epoke weight to those living In the and area c h u rc h e s . ------— sulelde by State Police. Auto- „ ^ ® " * ^ * " ? » Monday had brtefly queertdoned Education Association. in part or aU of the S X o r of a weOl-iounded area for which the tone change Roman CaithoUc Churches in orttle. are unmire at present The CEA has pledged to back ‘^ th o u g h a few residents Slid t o a f ^ h ^ p t t m S ^ cdto,® nKxxnmendattonB by toe la requested. p.m.. Service and Holy Com Manchester will observe Good munion; Emanuel Lutheran whettMr deathith resulted from . ^ ?^Si,y^ureM ta that those A*ty. Donald before the local teacher group In Its gp^he in^favor of apartments to HJjJlCMjring In between $11,000 CRPA. He sadd that "apart- John Roberta, a resident of Friday wlto Masses and special drowning or from a shotgun Church, 7:30 p.m.. Service on ------wishing IsWng to fo ^m ake^m em or- tng to move toe dtacuaslon Into impasse with the board, which the R2, or multlpto dwelling, and $12,000, Judging by area meoita coUW atoo nerve us,’’ th at Mt. Suinner for four months, services tomorrow at the wound In the man’s chest. iswng to do so make m executive sessian. is primarily over teachers’ sal- j^ne, most spoke against apart- values gwjwn cWMren and older people said that with the new highway ^ u r c h of the Assumption, 3 "Seven Lost Words"; Presby lal contributions to the Book of terian (Hiurch, 1 to 2 p.m., Meyer, who Uved 284 Center Remembrance at St. Mary’s Notification that toe b o ^ ary increases. The MEA is seek- menta, for various reasonsT in MclOnnoy was later cross- might Hke to Uve in Bolton In coming through, the t o ^ will p.m., Mass and Holy Com Rd., Vernon, was found face wlU now formally chaUenge De- mg a schedule providing $314.- that zone. No one, however ad- examined bv Robert Murdock, apairtmentB rather than houses, change a great deal, that zon- Service of the (Jross; St. Church. munion; St. Barthol®inew’s Mary’s Episcopal Church, 10 down in the Bkungamaug Riv neen’s quallfioaitlonB is oonitain- ooo m raises, while the board vocated that apartments also local real estate man from "Wo aa human beings can’t Ing Is Important, that land Church, 3 p.m.. Holy Coirutnm- er near Wiegold Rd. about 6:80 ed in n letter from board chair- is offering $268,000. pe eliminated from the business South Rd Murdock said ha dls- have this dlaregsird for human along the new highway may be a.m.. Children’s Sendee, noon. lon; St. Bridget Church, 3 p.m.. Three-hour, Service, 7:30 pjn. last night. Ho had been report man John RofHner to MEA state level mediation of the gone. . veTnnnev Wmi b e i i ^ ’’ he said. He added that Ideal for apartments. He noted Service and Holy Communion; ed missing since 4;S0. Prealdent Kenneth Skinner, p ie dispute last month failed to re- ^ ^ Commission will s S i^ d ln g properties de- the commission toould be "sen- that toe tovm vrill be hiring a Service of Tenebrae with Chor McCarthy St. James’ Church, 3 p.m,, Llt- al Evensong; North Method Police are still awaiting the the impasse. meet In ^efuttaeTession n ^ vSiT thL '^SK enta come sKdvo to toe character of toe constotant for a new ergy, 7:30 p.m.. Stations of toe medieal nport of an autopsy Denecn is not ImpartlaJ. In seeking to have the matter Thursday and will announce af- In to a resldenlM area. area a « t to sewage proMems’’ hensive plan, that i^rhaps a ist Church 8 p.m.. Sendee; Cross; St. John’s Polish Nat- S'quth Methodist Church, noon. performed at RockvUle Gener P uts Dent While not wishing to reflect submitted to the American Ar- whether the Murdock mesUoned Atty. but that he wanted “an aulhori- "moratorium on the R2 zone tlonai Catoollc Church, 8:30 al Hospital this morning. M a change will ^ Ke“ r^ an d Telford, establish- tattve view on tote." should be placed until the new Three-hour Service; Trinity a.m., Mass of the Presanctified, Covenant Church, 7 p.m.. Serv nie victim had been despond ! f ^ granted. The entire meeting tag that Fiano has not present- Dr. Robert Butterfield, town plan Is in existence, 7 p.m.. Bitter Lamentations. ent recently and In poor health, In Machine te taking toe po^tom ^ hta arbitrators be selected by the speakers were ed Ws final plan, with sanitary health officer, said that he Is In An unidentified man said ice; and Zion Evangelical Lu- according to State PoUce. A 16- Protestoirt tourches of theran Church, 7 p.m. Sendee (Continued from Page One) sedeoUon by toe MEA does not nssoclalon from a panel of ar- requested to use the micro- and driveway permits, for a ^avor of apartments, as long as that the number of children per Chester will observe Good Fri- ^ jjoly Communion. guage ebotgun was found near c ^ ^ y v ^ bltrators available to It, subject phone. permit to bufld the apartments, ‘here Is a public sewage sys- apartment could be limited, that day with services at Center the body. drive dislodged Democratic statutes...... governing . ....toe rules ... for .to veto . rights ... of either party to hearing was held at the Tedford said before, and said _ __ . _ apartments would help the Congregational Church, 10 Area Roman Catholic Church es will observe Good Friday town chairman Arthur T. Bar- the designation of any member request of prtltloners from the agalR last night, that the zone Mrs. John Morianos of South Grand List, bring In tax a.m., Ctalldren’s Service, 1 to 3 about a quarter of a mUe along The law specifies th at each of/\r thefriA panel.nanoi Inin therno eventovAnr rea-i*oa. soithm Rd!^ area” who" were'ga'f- to ® M g e lf to O wVre“m f ^ r would t>j “ __ bedi_ —j theat-. _ commission Ift s lait enue. p.m., music and meditation; ■with Masses end special serv a dirt road off VWegold Rd. af- committeeman ^ ty to a dispute efliaU have scnable objection is raised to vanlzed Into action when It was not be ’ retroactive, that Fiano working “for the good-of Bulletin Board Oonoordla Lutheran Church, ices at Sacred Heart Church of ter he was shot, according to John M. Golden and Mayor the right to select one aibltra- the qualification of such mem- leamed that developer Law- cotad^V 'ahead’^ t h ”ws p l ^ ' **>® people.’’ She asked for, but Townspeople with odd Jobs to 7:30 p.m., Tenebrae Service; Vernon, 3 p.m.. Service; St. toe police. Richard C. Lee from the city’s tor, who shall be dmpartlaiL ber.” rence Fiano was planning tin Mra. Russell Noonan was toe K®^> Indication of how done*^ around the house or Church of the Nazarene. 7:30 Francis of Assisi Church of Ho was bom Feb. 8, 1901 In delegation to the state conven- not wish to apartment complex on South first speaker end th o 4 ^ a t toe ‘*’‘>8® attending the ,.^11 toe French aub South Windsor, 3 p.m., Com This sewage pumping station is overworked. The result is that Hilliard Pond, in the background, becomes memoration of the Lord’s Pas Brosul Brook, stm of Emil and^ tlon ittainod by toe MEA to follow this procedure, it should Rd. near Stony Rd. hearing She began wUh a nre- bearing were against apart- ^for help. A work • day • •-U being - more and more polluted. (Herald photo by Pinto) Amy Rachenbach Meyer, and „ „ one of the few state « I« ’esent one of Ite members appoint another arbitrator “who Questioning last night estab- Lred* staTm ent Tnm* tiie menta. ’The quesUon became held tomorrow. Contact Duane sion, (Communion, 7:30 p.m.. Stations of the Cross; St. Ber had lived In the RockvlUe-Ver- Democratic leaders to openly '»«*o®’® board in a grievance will qualify as ImparUal,” Rott- iished the fact that toe R2 Zone ^ e r s and ended with a pre- Involved -d id she mean against LeBlanc or Brian Edgerton Cast Chosen V%An mil A# mAt* —a ___at______t_. * nard’s Church of Rockville, 3 ^ back Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. ner said. was set up In the area, and In a sentatlon of the signature of apartmenta, against apart- (listed under Shorrock). reared two years ago as super- The board *“is claiming that The board is expected to con- 1— __A _ __. M ** ments $Min 4 themm MVarlwAentire fVMMAzone. pjn.. Service, 7:30 pm., Sta Filteration ^ben he announced bis large part of Bolton north of 95 per cent of the property Hilliard Pond Victim For Comedy tatendent of the tlie attorney this year also has tlnue Its discussion of the dls- Rta. 6 and 44A, In 1954. owners In toe South Rd, Stony apartmenta In the South Manchester Evening Herald tions of the Cross; St. Mat Plant of the CSty of Rockville acted as counsel for the MEA’s pute when It meets Monday. Rd. area. thew’s Church of ’Tolland, .8 ‘Discrimination’ Changed r ^j Femwood Dr. area. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- The cast for the Little ’Theatre J» h « l ^ ------Only 20 persons reportedly at- not aU of whom could attend "Orderly Growth” Stressed p.m.. Passion of toe Lord, 7:30 for S7 years. Second Selectman Joseph LI- well Young, tel. 648-8981. Of Strain on Sewers of Manchester’s LTM May 2, p.m.. Stations of the Cross, Ven two-to-one margin over the Mc- Manchester Tool and Design Co. tended the hearing when this the meeting 3 and 4 production of "Bare He vras a member of the laat July . change was made, but Zoning g , „ ^ ‘ with t w o / ^ gallon per hour eration of the Cross; St. Mau i “‘® Carthy slate, the Insurgents won 6 Rates Drop Hilliard Pond, once a foot ta the Park’’ has been an rice’s Church of Bolton, 3 p.m., First Evangelical idUtneran gtamford. West Hartford and Ruddell appeared In court on Commission Chairman Donald pumps. Now the problem is nounced by the director, Philip Church of Rockville, the Im Hoiden Wright, of South place to swim, fish, ice Mass, 4 to 5 p.m., service, 8 Top Seniors at Coventry New Britain. other charges of breaking and f»j cf | Y 1 ‘*'® Rd., aaid he wanted to be sure that both pumps cannot work Burgess Sr. proved Order of Red Men and meeting Golden Egg Still Missing, skate and just look at, is p.m.. Ecumenical Service. In East Hartford, the prevl- entering with criminal Intent, K I L 9 L I /I U l l i- K meeting had been well-adver- change would not affect now ugly, smelly and a together because the pipes are The comedy by Nell Simon, Eve Knowles, left, and Linda school include sports, creative the Knights of Pythias, both of , ... . party-en- two counts; larcenylarcony over $18#xo ^ ^-a • _ t'sed^tised and that the commission want to make not large enough to handle the which will be produced by LTM Area Protestant Churches ob writing, sewing, and music. Rttakvllle, and the Coventry Fish serving Good Friday with serv BIssett are the top students ta dorsed slate suddenly announc but less than $250, possession p Q f t^VCLlStS could not be blamed If towns an apartment on their house. Another Hunt in the Ofiing health hazard. flow. at Bailey Auditorium, M^ches- Miss Knowles has also been and Game Club. people didn’t read the papers. Part of the pond’s pres ices include a Service sponsor the Class of 1968 at Coventry Survivors include his wife ®** Kennedy and beat —of -a dangerous— -o------weapon — —in -a J Ajmentano said that the ’The Golden Egg from the Eas- ed for the silver egg, the gold- At least one pump is always ter High School, has veteran accepted at UCtenn. (Herald Before the R2 zone was es- ent state is due to the running, Wittkofske said, and ed by the Protestant Churches High School, Pttaclpal Milton A. Mrs. Clara Ctabler Meyer; three ?® McCarthy slate In the flwt The new insurance regmauons tabllshed the buildlnv of noart- term “garden apartments’’------^g^ num jjgjjneia lasi naturaay Saturday en egg, anuand ow800 ouwiother ^gg"eggs Sat- LTM performer Jayne Newlrth photo by Pinto.). town’s overloaded Parkade spare parts are kept on hand ta ta the leading role of Corie. Mrs. of the Rockville Clergy Council Wilde has announced. The girls brothers, Everett Meyer and ^®®^ ^mary confron^on be- ®’ fvadtae re- y®®*" 'vblch greatly tacreas- menta was permitted any- hta, that “to^y s gar- y^g pgritajig has not been urday morning. All the other case of breakdown. from noon to 3 p.m. at First Lester Meyer, both of Rockville, ^®®" *^®""®^^ WteCartoy. ooeratiM ^ *^^®® motorcy- where In town. The R2 designa- tomorrow’s manure ygj gggg were found and turned In, Center sewage pump sta Newlrth was last seen In the will speak at the class com tion across E. Middle ’Tpke. Rain causes the overflow, he Ingenue role ta “How To Suc Congregational Church of Ver mencement exercises ta June. and George Meyer of Hartford; *® Primaries, Me- P ^gg^^ changed to drop uon limited the area on which P“®' ^ „ "R ®"« ‘u™* *be egg in to- bta the golden egg was not. added, which means toe sewage non ; Our Savior Lutheran Carthy slates faced slates of del- while under the taflu^ce, which — — — — i^uea - ® ^ - a wmen ^ day,” said Bruce Barenbaum, Possibly, Barenbaum said, from the pond. 'The pumps ceed in iBusiness Without Real Miss Bissett Is the daughter of and a sister, Mrs. Harry Pta' is diluted. The overflow goes In ly Trying.’’ She has played oth Church of Wapplng, 7 p.m., Holy ney of Rockville. egates not openly committed to wure uonanued to May 9. y/ere last year. *>--* *■__m -j.—j Rd. said ”that •“* deterioration gg^gjai manager of the Sim- someone found It and maybe cannot get their full load Communion: St. George’s Epis Orville Bissett of Grant Hill Rd. J &M M AIsmA n a«iIv«imWaM O " . . . _ ...... X to the pond which then must be er leading roles for the Little Her extra-curricular activities FunOral services will be held ®**y cantodate Elizabeth Torpey of 102 Han- This was the announcement trial deve'looment alon?’ Rta 6 would set In, that a suburban gj,gg store at the Park- Just walked off with It, not up to the town’s primary heavily chlorinated. The chlo copal Church of Bolton, noon del Rd., Bastmoo* Hartford, pleaded yesterday...... from the...... State . -Insur- and 44A was H foreseen, a • area becomes oa slum when anothor one and realizing It was a prize egg. Theatre ta "The Fantastiks,” at the school are band member, Saturday at 1:80 p.m. at the treatment plant on Olcott rine kills not only harmful bac “Mary, Mary’’ and “’The Wo to 3 p.m., “The Way of the guilty to a charge of fraudu- ance Commission office. Petitioners from the apartments go in. have the hunt again this Satur- Today Is the deadline for ftad- basketball, volleyball, b a d- UPHOLSTERY Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling St. So part of the sewage teria, but fish and water life. men." Cross,’’ Evening Prayer, Litany, ton Ave., Rockville. The Rev. lent ^ue of a check, ^ r^ commission said a no- Rd. area have charged dls- H o ^ d LiKkwood of „ tag the egg and turning It In. Ante-Ctommunlon, and Sacra mtaton, tennis, bowling, gym overflows into the pond Temporary solutions, he said. Bob Lunny, an English and nastics and archery. • Reupholstering Rirtiard E. Bertram ,pastor of U.S. Studies oelved a 30-day suspended Jail the...... crimination,...... since the_ ^ ------south, „ ^ —..wito?! ’The prizer - - for------== the egg --Is a- ‘"ronlght - I’m going- - to p ^ t , during heavy rains. Include even bigger i>umps and ment of Penance; St. John’s sentence. concerning passenger side of the two routes has very ^ m u l^ ie monkey or mynah another egg golden If that first speech teacher at Suffleld High Miss Bissett has been accept • Slip Covers toe First Lutheran Church, will Lawrence Wittkofske, water juggling the flows -with otoer - School, will enact toe role of Episcopal Church of Vemon, 10 officiate. Burial win be in Grove She was originally charged coverage for motorcycles was little of the R2 zone. They point- owelltags when there Is not an Simmons sponsored the one Is not turned In,” Baren- a.m.. Communion, Stripping of ed at the University of Ckmnectl- • Custom Drapes Site Proposal and sewer superintendent, ex loaded trunk lines. Paul. Lunny, making his bow to cut. HUl Cemetery, Rockville. with three counts of obtaining published In this month’s Con- ed out last night that the South adequate sewage mid "Then, someOme, plained why toe pumps over But the best permanent solu Manchester audiences, is a grad the Altar; St. Peter’s Episcopal ’Tolland, Conn. Friends may call at toe fun money under false pretenses. In necUcut Law Journal. When the Rd., Stony Rd.. Femwood Dr., f/®" s y s t^ . A8k ^ is mysteriously vanish- early In the dark of Saturday flow. tion Is toe Center Relief Sew Church of Wapplng, noon, Ante- Miss Knowles is the daughter eral home tomorrow from to comvBcUon with worthless the May 14 Issue comes out, the area has become enUrely an "ad^uate”, he ro lled a Saturday. It vanished so bad- morning, before the sun comes uate of toe University of Hart Communion, Litany, Pentltentlal of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 2 By North Viet In 1960, the pump station was er line included dn the $1.1 mil ford with a degree in drama. He 87M765 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. checks cashed a t toe W. Mid- change will be official. area of single family reslden- ®®S,, ly that even Barenbaum, who up, I will again hide the egg, put in to handle a small area lion sewer system package deal Office; 7:30 p.m.. Way of the Knowles of Dunn Rd. Her extra- (Oonttnued from Page One) has sung professionally with a cuiTlcular activities at the local die Tt>ke. branch of Stop and Already, insuranceInsurance agents and c^s. ® ®‘®"®’ Including Hilliard Estate, and to be voted on ta the April 30 folkstaging group, having ap Harry HOton Shop. motorcvcle dealers cl^m Insur- The R3 zone. It was explained «nd It. morning, we’ll have another „ , ready to start contacts with the motorcycle dealers claim tasur- Essex and Grant Sts. It had two referendum. peared on radio and tele'vision. uLiior mu- Alton Maine, 49, of no cer- ance for cyclists is available to tn®t night, Is a special ^nglesingle- on lo w -^ t housing and hundred chUdren look- hunt for the Golden Egg.” Harry Hilton, 84 ct P ^ e r , Amgrtcan side In any other mu- Bolton warned that Bolton would be ______■ ------200 g;allon per hour pumps The new line, Wittkofske He -was selected as one of 12 .. formerty of Manchester, convenient nlace and sua- addreas, pleaded guUty to young men at laat year’s low dwelling zone around Boltor. efforts which easily handled demands said, -will start at toe Bigelow teachers for a fellowship at toe died Monday morning at his P*®®® ® ^' a chaige of breach of peace, ^ates of about $36 for a six- Lake. Most of these lota were then. Brook trunk line near toe cen Eugene O’Neill Foundation for home gested Warsaw. stemming fmm hie arrest In month period. But, the old poll- established before Bolton’s acre r t ^ ^ t a t e r f ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ L , t ^ r ' Stace then, 'The Green Man ter of town and run past toe theatre study during toe sum Mr. HBton was bom July 1, "It was also leamed from re- Rockville yesterday, «uid re- cles do not include passenger zoning requirement John Barber Charged Speakers last night praised sons-might move In, toen go or Apartments have been built pump house to connect with a mer cf 1967. 1884 in Palmer, and Uved in S I” 60 a .y . cuoUKly along with the Parkade Shop larger line called the Nortji Erna Burgess will play the Manchester for 20 years before Demiwratlc Republic of Viet- ^ Hartford State JoU. Last year’s General Assem- the Zoning Commission’s lead In . . . . avwvldv nam has now suggested Warsaw the state In the establishment of Bruce Hut^iinson. of Shoddy With Inciting Injury ping Center and toe Devon St. ^lanchester Interceptor run role of Oorle’s mother. A grad returning to Palmer. He was a and Deepwood Dr. areas. The ning along toe Hockanum Riv uate of Emerson College. Mrs. Spanish American War veteran, as the venue ofit s ®®t*^ St. pleaded guilty t e a force^protecUon of passenger in the acre-zoning requirement, but MlU Rd. Barber, leader of Hart- “ ® meeting pumps were being put to 24- er. Burgess has been seen In lead and a member of the Warren ” P” ®®*“®- charge of intoxication, in Man- most motor vehicles The list of asked that the wishes of resl- v ertte^ en t ford’s Black Caucus movement, was scheduled to a^® ar ta tor- hour service, Wittkofske said. The pump house -will no long Salt, sand and sewage now prevent the skatable ice on Hil ing roles for LTM in “Night (Mass.) Lodge of Masons. tlve, Tasswent on. March 16, and was vehicles involved included mo- dents be heeded In the request been ’’over-omoftlon^, th at It _ „ t c d today In New Ha- *i?® ^ No other detaUs on the pro Chester mass increase of was arrestea rooay in new ™ charges today and wlU be Furthermore the flow from er be needed, he said. liard Pond that these Manchester residents enjoyed 12 years Must Fall’’ and in the Show Survivors Include a daughter, lined $ . torcvcles and scooters for the zone change. — inferred a ^ ^ , - — t* w - posals were given. 20 ^ >From time to time the hear- population and subsequent de- ven on charges lodged by both turned over to Hartford police Manchester Memorial Hospital The pond may once again be ago. (Herald photo by Pinto.) CJase production of “Years a granddaughter, and five great Lawrence E. Ross, 16, of East Insurance companies this year ______The Tass dispatch from Ha out with nolicles with was brought back to what predation. He said toat the j^ew Haven and Hartford police, when action has been complet- has been removed from the 8th usable by toe area residents Ago.” SJte also appeared in "The grandchildren, all of Palmer. Hartford, charged with speed- came District system and added to ■who can remember Its waters Women,” and In “Poor Aubrey” ’ Fimeral sei^ces were held to- n®*. ta ^ ^ v ^ ’flnedlfO a*”S r^®® based on aut^oblle rates Anthony. ..----- Armentano . ------,— .« of at Stony— ----- rural, a tm----- o spA„ h t.warto-inir ^ Is ch ai^n . ------g Accordingj,— to a_ XT—New Haven Haven ed. , « , day to Palmer, and burial was ttes, came from two of the passenger Rd. said was its sole purpose beoause toe world is changing, police lieutenant Barber was ta- Barber was a key figure to lines leading to the pump sta were clean just 15 years ago. for LTM. A veteran actress, she tion. 'Ihe pond ivas created by toe Conservation Commission has also appeared with toe Cen In■ - East — Cemetery. ■ agency B correspondents there, ^ “ ® nrotection and state cyclists and —to request the zone change. that Bolton dioiuld not be “ovor- ken into custody this morning the tense drama last week ta S. Afonin and B. Petrov. March 2 in toe w e« u f ta a ^ s to “ o ‘Ex^oslon’ Greets KeUy ly selfish,’’ to at people diould „n charges of carrying a dan- Hartford when disorders fol- What broke the station’s back Hilliard Brothers many years ter Thespians In both public Is the Broad St. line from Cen ago for use in their Hilliard St. performances as well as In As BUS. looy Blocairdl ’Tass noted ta expressing town Rd. by ^ test. ’They asked the insurance When Atty. Eugene Kelly of not bo "boxed in cities’’ and ggrous weapon and resisting ar- lowed the death of Dr. Martin May Suggest Buying Pond "wonder" about the U.S. posl- lice, ter St. put ta to relieve the mill now owned by toe- Bezztal sociated LJttle Theater Festival VERNON—BIrs. Lucy M. Rl- ______commission to examine the Manchester, representing FI- that not aJlowtag low-income regt. He was arrested while Luther King. Barber held a overloaded line going down tlcm on Phnom Penh that Cam rates. • ano, came forward to the ml- housing would be “hiding our praying ta a downtown New Ha- press conference ta his North Brothers. The pond also served The Town (Jonservatlon (Com studying the pond for town use. productions. ccardl, 80, of Middletown, moth Center St. to the primary plant. tobacco farms wlto IrrlgaiUon Quality Candy er a t M n. Woodrow Taylor of bodia’s Prince Norodom Sihan The commission found “loss crophone. half of the hall ex- heads in toe sand.” yen church. End bar where he addressed mission will hold a meeting next Two members of toe town Dean Phillips, another n w ouk had agreed to a U.S.-North Wittkofske said the town has water. week to discuss Hilliard Pond, board of directors were present foce to L’lM audiences, will Vernon, died yesterday at Mid Clifford Call ratios for motorcycles are con- ploded. The petitioners claimed Apartments “OouM Serve Us” Detectives of the New Haven about 25 Negro followers. He replaced the two small pumps dlesex Bfsmorial Hospital, Mid Vietnamese meeting ta his capi slderably better than for cars,’’ that Tedford had told them Ho said he "hoped very sin- police Department reportedly said then he was ready to go to and will then make a decision at the tour. They were John play the role of Victor Velas^ tal and promised "all conditions Garslde and David Odegard. the upstairs neighbor. From dletown. according to Gerard T. Whole- that the Fiano apartments ceredy that we wdU not become struggled with Barber while Jail or even die for his beUefs. on whether to recommend that for EA ST ER flurvWors also Include 3 eons, will be created for It." 2 4 ,5 0 0 To ly, chief of the license and could not be discussed at the a selfish, bigoted oammunity.’’ attempting to serve him with Later the same evening at Town Prepares the town purchase a portion of Odegard has been attempting Andover, Mass., Phdlllps has i oUier daughters, a brother, claims division of the commls- meeting. Mrs. Gasprin Morm, repaying a Hartford Issued warrant Hartford Police Headquarters, 1 the pond. for some time to find fresh appeared ta the Ha^ord area a slaters, 10 grandchildren, and slon. Atty. Kelly said he was not to Hutchinson, said she Uked charging him with Incitement to he related hte grievances to ’The town already has an op water in town to get it stocked with toe Gallery Players ta Active Duty WINDOW SHADES Specs for Post tion to buy a part of the pond, for fishing. “T^® ®^ 8 gr^-grandchlKIren. 12th Circuit (Continued from Page One) But no one Is positive of what going to discuss the apart.- her farm, wanted to "grow old injure persons or property, con- Mayor Ann Uccello, calling for The ftmeral wlU be held to the risks are, he said. menta. Strong pleas from sev- there.” nected with a disturbance occur- the Immediate dismissal of Po- LONG WEARING The Town of Manchester )s according to Lemuel Miller, Town Manager Robert Weiss nets,” and “It Should H ap^n SOLID CHOCOLATE morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the He Indicated that some of the “We hope to have a national eral townspeople that the com- Mrs. RompolUni charged jteg ta th at city last weekend lice Chief James Kerrigan, and preparing specifications for an chairman of the Conservation inspected the place, as did Ed- Lo ^ Dog." He also plaj^ the Court Cases other 14,500 who will be placed rating bureau give us the re Police said Barber, dressed ta better treatment for accused INTERSTATE open examination for toe i>ost Commission. ward Weiss, Conservation Com- role of Victor for the Gallery b u n n ies & CROSSES • OoughUn Funeral Home, 481 mission member. The two Players In their rwent p^uc- High S t, BUddletown, with a in the strateg;lc reserve may be suits of their study on motorcy- African garb, was confronted Negro law breakers, CLEANTEX of purchasing agent, to succeed Miller said that the pollution milk and white chtKolaite Blessing at S t John’s Oiurch, MANCHESTER SESSION sent to Vietnam ultimately aa cle loss’ ratios," Wholely said while reading the Bible ta a Last summer, Bariier waa Joseph Haas, who passed away comes from a number of are not related. Miller said. Won of ‘ Barefoot In toe Park. itO 5Iade to Order sources. Including storm water At the tour Saturday were al- Rounding out the cast are BUddletown, a t B. Burial wiU Two Blanchester youths, individual replacements. adding, “With that study, new TAC Refines Its Proposal front pew of the Trinity Church charged In connection with R ollers on March 30. charged with breaking and en- The shipment of the 10,000 will rates will be set.” on the Green In New Haven. leading a protest march in The annual salary range will drains, a pump station, and a so present several representa- R®a Shankman as toe delivery be In St. John’s Cemetery. tlves of the League of Women fi'an and Harry Kovensky as EASTER BASKETS Friends may coll at the fu taring without permission, re- represent the first commitment But for now, he said, motor- For Group Dwelling Rules A six-foot African ceremonial Hartford, w ^ch later broke ta- FULL LINE OF CUSTGM be from $8,680 to $10,140. ’The brook from O nter Spring Pond. aoMil home toniglit from 7 to ceived indefinite sentences at of reservists to the Vietnam cycles and scooters will simply spear, with a four-inch metal to a riot. The charges were current annual salary for the “There is a lot more possi Voters, David Wiggins of the the telephone man Both Shank- filled with our own quaJity candy VENETIAN BLINDS Park and Recreation Commls- *®an and Kovensky have ap- 0. Cheshire Reformatory, execu- war. be deleted from Public Act 581 Manchester’s Technical Ad- regulations allow a builder to tip, was ta his possession at the nolled. He ta now awaiting a post is $8,190. bility to the pond than meets Until a new purchasing agent the eye,’’ Miller said. "You see sl^ ; several members of the !>®ared in numerous LTM pro- A JUuw at requiem will be Uon suspended, and were placed ,of the total, 20,000 men are in and cyclists can get insurance Council was busied with construct a group dwelling, time, according to police. suit brought against him in only a small portion of It from Manchester Chamber of Com- ducUons, having last been seen celebrated Saturday, April 27, on probation for two years. 73 units of the Army Guard and coverage on just a liability ba- ^ rto e r redSnement of Its within certain specifications. He aUegedly resisted arrest, connection with a simUar ta- E. A. JOHNSON is appointed, John Harkins, de FOIL WRAPPED ■A a t John’B Church. B B ^ e l^ ^ F ^ c q ls , _18, ^^ of Army Reserve. sis. The passenger will not be ^ dweUina regulation ta residence zones, A, B, and C, and later at the police station cldent ta New Haven. velopment coordinator, has the street.” merce. Dr. Philip Sumner, (JC t" 186 E. Middle ’Tpke., and WU- ’The Navy is calling about covered by such policies. Pas- been assigned by Town Man ’The pond comes close to the member, and Ernest Tureck, J'®®® Wi'thout Really ' ^ g_ CHOCOLATE covered bv such nolicles. Pas- ^ members, for the and ta the business zones. ------PAINT CO. street at W. Middle Tpke., by Park and Recreation Commls- ®tage managers for the pro- Bln. Ludvlgam KrtaklJaiiaKrlaldJana 11am D. Wilson, 17, of 63 Oak 1 oqo men In two reserve units senger coverage Is still avail- „ vIcwpiI a. ager Robert Weiss to serve as BUNNIES in all sizes and colors consolida- Group dwellings, as defined 728 Main St. Tel. 649-4501 the Parkade Apartments, which sloner. duction are Gerri Kelley and BCn. Ludvlgai Krlakljans, 92, /St., pleaded guUty to the sub- and these, aifford said, wlU be able, but only at the auto rates, ® . their by the present town regulations acting purchasing agent. Ruth Munson. ., widow of Ju rist stltute charges lodged ta connec- available for rotaUon between about $312 total for a single . are across the ctrc:t, and the Present also at the tour were of 07 Hamlin St.. pnjposed two-step plan. are two or more apartment Police Arrests Pindling Manchester Shopping Parkade. KrlaUJana, died yesterday ab Uon with a break Into Man- Southeast Asia nd the United male, 25 or under. some “Interested citizens,” said Chester Carpet, 311 Mata St., states. The new passenger rates, The council, a group of Man- houses on toe same lot or par- ONLY 4 DAYS ,'TO GO! Conservation Commission Miller. a Btancheater convalescent ’ - ‘ chester business and profession- cel of land as appiroved by the Mario A. Ponaro, 43, of 39 members and town officials borne. and DlUon Sales and Service, The Air Force will muster Wholely suggested, “may be The Conservation (Commission Original Plays 319 Main St., Feb. 26. i about 3,500 men )_ '^n . nlJltf___ o? TonSablv^^taw^^^^ thlT^thev "'®" ^ mb-coonmlt- n>C with each building having Overland at., was charged with Wins in toured the pond area last Sat will meet on April 17 at the 8th Mrs. Krlakljana was bom s A.r ar^now die to toe s t S ’’ tee of the t W Planning Com- no less than four, or no more breach of peace test night, af- urday. April 1, 1876 In Latvia, and At the Ume of the arrests, tjje Air Guard and Air Reserve are now due to the study. District Fire House to decide Given at Bowers DEADLINE Miller said that "about 16 per whether or not to recommend came here 18 years ago from the youths were originally ^bout one-third of them to Wholely noted the insurance U n n i^ d ^''^um g^last°*n°ght’s^ses^^ a m d ^ te w ^ e ^ d ^ M w * sons circled the pond” and saw Original plays with a safety EASTER MIXES regular, miniature and black pectin Jelly Germany. Bahamas to the tovm the purchase of the beans, also ooooniit eggs, duck eggs, butter eggs. S S r '^ r n d '^ a n ? ^ ^ ! ? wlto ir g T r 'iiT e r a g e 'r m r tL y c f e ^® >i “ n J r^ ^ l^ lS o rfo r the council agreed toat build- Police said the taoldeat orlg- much more of the pond than pond. theme were presented for the Survlvora Include a son, Juria breaklng and «nt«ring ^^rrent plans. iZrance is neegsr,^^ ^® ^ since the fi.^ of the tags should not be any higher mated from a family dispute at (Oonttaued from Page One) what is seen from the ■road on lower grades by Bowers School Krtekljan« of Vernon; a daugh crimtaal Intent and larceny un HERE! der $250. thev are also convinced the y®ar. than 2% stories, aDowlng utUl- home. One Nassau source said re- Saturday. pupils yesterday. Bowers has ter, BCra. Anna Viktors, and rates must be Just. I'' studying the problem of zation of certain topographical Panaro left quickly ta the ,, . , decide Miller said that there was been working to earn its 13th three staters, all In Latvia; Police reported that $126 was Two Cars Parked Tolland County FO IL EG G S our oun quality milk and white chocolate. taken from a small safe at Man Before the commission’s lat- 8foup dwelling a^xpllcatlons, characteristics, which, for ex- family car and was later taken * * 11 1 h a ^ STAY OUT OF TROUBLE . . . a spot that was "very polluted” consecutive national school and a granddaughter. esriTiltag to dert^motorevetas the councU has devised a two- ample might lend themselves into custoSy when he was ob- to grant full independence and ta toe rear where raw sewage safety award. ■nie funeral will be held Sat chester Carpet after it was In Lots Damaged SAVE TIME AND WORRY . . . smashed open by thieves who from the new law,law manymanv state ®^®P step P^^n, plan, ------which ------would------serve to „ a _ building---- „ having _ three served driving___ by _ the house, . wash its han8^ of the Baha- is being d im v ^ In. Children’s Diet Participating were Miss Sylvia urday at 8:80 a.m. from the Let BLOCK Prmpare Y o u r He sold, also, that toere te a (Claflta’s first grade, In a skit Crystallized Cream Eggs and Bunnies Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Mata used the company’s______own trols^ Auti^nobaies belonging to two cyclists dealers expressed simplify the present pro- apartmenta over one Mother He rel«*^ mi$800 bond delicate colors — delicious flavors reported taken Manchester residents were the fear the cycling sport would cedures, make them less cost- on one side and only two on mr April ^ appm^ce m ^ problem spot where a spring of fresh Topic of Meetings emphasizing good habits for t., with a Blessing at St. Nothing was 8 from IMllon’s, police said. objects of hit-and-run damage rapidly decline. Young men ly to the builder and at the the other. MMMCsier w rcM ^ u r i iz. ^,ational defense which would water feeds Into toe pond. walking and crossing streets; James’ Church at 9. A Mass bf Barry J. Cole. 24, of 167 E. in town parking lota yesterday, would not pay the high rates, same time afford the town a "’The big objecUon In my w i u i ^ a. H ^in, ot concern the United “A section of the pond could Only half of United States Mrs. Penelope Nason’s third requiem will be held ’Tuesday^ Center St., charged with lar- Stanley C. Glowackl of 140 they said, and they would not better poslUon of control over mind," said Tamsky. to a was cajMgM w m .p^g 709 igiands of the be made into a parklet,” Miller households have good diets, ac- grg^e, in a pantomine on safe- Chocolote Covered at 10 a.m. at the church. Bur ceny under $50, pleaded guilty. Tanner St. reported Ws car was own uninsured cycles. too application. three-story building. Is navmg laMre to ooey a srop sa^ iMi g^jjamas stretch from Just off said, “wltlh trallB, picnic tables cording to a recent Department jy jjjg home, done with tape- ial will be ta East Cemetery. was fined $50, and he received struck while parked ta the Cal------An appUcaUon for location people walk up two flights of mgm at ^ .lu . aner ne a iie g ^ Florida east coast to a point and such.'\ of Agriculture survey. A serious recorded dialogue and puppets. Eggs marshmallow, There will be no calltaj shortage of calcium, vitamin A Mrs. Catharine Little’s fifth a 100-day jail sentence, execu- dor’s Shopping Center parking ^ . approval Is the first step of stairs to get to huiT near Cuba and Haiti. INCOME TAX ■He did not conunlt himself fruit-nut, fudge, coconut hours. BOTH and ascorbic acid was indicat grade presented an original play tlonsus^dod. lot yester^y afternoon. M otlf'V T.im ior the plan, wWch would come ments.” It was decided that,^ at Woo^ide St. and Hills- ______^______At BLOCK you as to whether or not he would FEDERAL make a recommendation. “We ed by toe report, which added 'Safety ta the Home,” written BITS.Mrs William JoBnstonJohnston Cole ^ arrested April 8. ta A similar Incident occurred ^ ^ - before a public hearing, allow- the new regulation would allow get fast, accu toe fact that Income alone does ^y Holly Bates and Maureen connection with the taking at when a car owned by Paul K. T s k © ! ! I l l B r © a k citizenry to air no more than IVt flights of s t r i n g a utility pole. He suf- AND have to talk about It at the Large Selection of Sugar-Free Chocolates lO ^V f^m ^arcle^te if Tpark bench from ^nter Saarl, Plymouth Lne. was D V C a K ^ apartinent fe^ cuts and bruises ta Two Men Escape rate service and cammlsslon meeting,” he said. not Insure a good diet. Maloney. Those who took (he 68 STATE Cora Webb, Extension home p^rt of family members were: Wlutam Shnston died i^ster- Springs Park, police said, a l ^ struck later ta toe evening at An ambitious thief broke Into Instance, but at toe s ^ e time One «®7'®‘\"®®“ '*®® L u to iTwheduled to appear you'll be on “We’ll get t^nlons of the mem At Prison Farm bers and then we’ll decide.’’ economist, brought these facts Richard Lajoie, Karen Delaney, day at Manchester Memorial with two other youths. The Kln^r’s parking lot. a Manchester residence late ^^servlng the more technical advocated that in In court Aoril 29 your way in to attention In announcing two Donald Tyler, Darcy Walter, Unique Easter Candies For The Whole Family SS three men told the officer that Oars driven by Julie M. Glor- Tuesday or early yesterday application, should .allow group dwelling Jn In court April 29. The Conservation Commission State police of the Stafford a jiffy. LIFE Is not the only town body in meetings having to do with the Denise Bleu, and Donald Spen B ^ Johnston was bom Jan. they did It as a prank. dano of Bast Hartford and morning, gaining $10 In coin and drawings, speclflcaUons, etc. what he termed “tactical Springs troop are searching for UP food habits of children. cer. Assisting behind the scenes 11 IBM ta Manchester daugh- Daniel V. Paul, 22. of Tolland, Rosalie Z. Brunettl of toe same a bottle of rum for an unusually ^®'‘ *^® s®c®«d part of the ap- "AA" residence zones, stace terested ta the possibility of two men who escaped yester- : GUARANTEE: Dr. Janlna Czajkowskl, nu- •were Timothy Baker, Gall tor of Judson and Neu’le Saun- pleaded guilty to charges of town collided yesterday at 3:30 exerted effort. plication, to come before toe they "were really not valid in About Town W« gunronl*. accural* prtparolion of evtry la« r*turn. If tritlonlst and Paul Nuttall, siynaltlsl and David Yaworskl. ders Oobb and lived ta Man- failure to have toll lamps, fall- pjn. on Spencer St. near Hills- police said a thief took the ®ommlasl(?n alone, at a. later the first place." It was pomteo Emanuel Lutheran Church ^f®™ the Osborn Farm, the *• mall* any *rrort that cotl you any ptnolly or inl*,*it, v' human relations specialist, both Another play, written by Mrs Chester all’ of her life She was ure to have signal lamps, fall- town Rd. Potlce said both cars rum and the coins,' from the date. ' put, however, that If ®"® ^ will be open tomorrow from minimum security area of the - will pay ih* p*nolly Of inl*r*,l. from the University of Connec- Catherine McKinney, a fourth member of St. Mary’s Epis- ure to have stop lamps, and were stopped ta traffic and kitchen of a home at 192 Main' porUons of the apphea- zone was allowed this right, au noon to 3 p.m. for private State Prison In Somers. EASTEB tlcut will assist families with grade teacher, was also given copal Church. Before her re- failure to have' an outside rear started up again. When Mrs. st., owned by Mrs. William Jol- ^on regulation, ta their present would have to be, unless It prayer and meditation. The two are Leon R. Charest, planning Inexpensive but nutrl- recently. It pertained to safety view mirror, and received fines Brunettl’s vehicle stopped ly, while she was on an out-of- ^orm, as devised by Town Plan- was allowed by special excep- 23, formerly of Wallingford and tious meals that appeal to the cafeteria and on the play^ totallng $40. Charges of failure quickly a second time. Mrs. town trip. ner Joseph Tamsky and Atty. tlon of the TPC, which Is al- ___AU town______libraries wlU be Michael Saucha, 26, of 138 • Boskets children. They will also advise ground, and showed how the AmericaV Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices to carry license and registration Giordano failed to notice and The burglar .was required to Leon Podrove, have been con- ready provided for In a general pioaed Good Friday, Brown St., Hartford. Both are • Bunnies on ways to get children to school's emergency system Penonal Notices were nolled. He was arrested atruok It ta the rear. Her young climb a trellis to the second densed to a six-page format. clause of the regulation. The —_ white. change their food habits. works. In. the cast were John ta Ellington on March 9. daughter suffered a minor head floor of the building. In order Only minor revisions are now council agreed to Stand firm on Onjoe Group of Center Oon- Charest was serving time on Mtaiobeeter Sbopptag Forkode — Irower Level % Novelties The meetings will be held on Bigelow, Donald Geidel, Steven Yn Memoriam Richard L.'Ruddell, 29, whose out when she hit toe broken to reach a peaked roof and expected to take place before the matter. gregatlonal Church will meet a larceny charge and Sauclia ■ Between Sears ond Grants Bear Entranoes • Candy April 16 and 23 at 8 p.m. at pnver, Elizabeth Dougan, David last reported address was the windshield. No police action edge his way around to an open the councU submits the fin- At .the next TAC meeting (m r >■ MANCHE8TBR BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN., fo in r r s B N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 Saving Ducks iVicCarthy BahaWans to Give Verijicl Czech’s Red Leaders WANT BIG VALUES? .GO GRANTS Is P ro je c t Lauds LBJ On Regime of Pindling Sir Roland Symonette, the for Promising Freedom The Baby Has NASSAU, Bahamas A P) - mer prime minister and leading Of Bureau Peace Move ^ t e r a political campaign un PRAGUE, OzeolKMlovakla datanland waa mtumed after vice of the UBP, charged tiiat (A P) — Cbachoolovalda’a new War H and the Budaton precedented In bitterness, Ba Pindling plans to set up a Black SOCORRO, N.M. (AP) *- Lm oO LN , Neb. (A P ) —Sen. Power regime that would sever Oommunlat laadam am ptomla- 0«m aiia warn expaUad. hamians deliver their verdict to You can be the envy of your neighborhood. Your Whether lt*s called the Mexican Eugene J. McCarthy has ______.. One oourea called Bonn’s note Been Named day ...4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 area ftported little algnlflcaiit Mind Factor contact. From Your Neighbor *s Kitchen Death ToU But U.8. flgltter-bomber pUota By DORIS BBLDINO Seen Cause reported Bmaahlng a RuMlaii- model PT76 ■ ^phlbioua tank Mrs. Harry L. (Isabel) Declines and kUllng 16 enemy troope aix KeehM of 178 Spruce St. is a In Asthma »7-V" ’* i | mile* aouthweat of Khe Sanh. natlvb of Maryland. She says, Sixteen mllee eaat of Khe "M y husband, who came from Los Angeles Times Sanh, two U.S. Marine helicop Washington Post News Service For GIs ters collided In the air near the Midwest, was unfamiliar Camp Carroll. Twelve Ameri with the taste of saH water sea Striking evidence that perhaps (Oontlnaed fram Page One) cans were killed and bodi hell- food. Not long after we met I half of all asthmatics are react ‘"Ihat adds up in terms of cas- oopton destroyed, head- Introduced him to a crab dish ing to psychological factors rath SPECIALS WED. - SAT., APRIL 10 - 13th ualUes,” one spokesman said. quartera said, adding that the which Is a specialty with many er than pollen or dust when they One explanation for the higher was caused by operation Maryland cooks, it soon be^ have attacks was presented re number of American wounded al failure, not enemy action. came one of his favorites. The U.S. jets again stayed below cently by a Brooklyn Medical was that despite the absence of redpe I now use was given to team. major ground fighting, the ene the 19th parallel Wednesday In me at a recipe bridal shower, The study showed that in a my continued harassing attacks strikes on North Vietnam’s FULLY COOKED and Is one I like to serve at large percentage of cases the by artillery, rockets and mor southern panhandle. ’Ihe noith- company dinners.” patient’s state of mind is more tars. Such attacks usually result emmost target was 166 miles ' Important than even the effect In a high munber of wounded north of the demilitarised zone, Marjdand Crab Imperial from flying shrapnel. a bridge northwest of Vinh. 2 tablespoons 'butter or nutr- of one of the most commonly used asthma drugs. In a special casualty report, Navy pilots reported destroying Carlne SMOKED the U.S. Command said only 93 the span. Other fighter-bomber 2 taUerspexms flour It showed also that an ordin American troops were killed fliers said they silenced three 1 cup cream ary salt spray could either cause during the 76 day siege of Khe antiaircraft guns and destroyed H tesapoon salt or relieve asthma attacks in Sanh and 400 woimded troope or damaged four trucks and two 14 ieasixNm ground black pep these patients, depending on were evacuated from the Ma bridges. per what the patient was told to rine eomlNct base just below the Vk teaspo(m seafood season- expect. demilitarized zone. Ihe an A medical student conducted nouncement did not give the New Drive 1 tmilespoan Worcestei; sauce the study on 40 long-term asth HAMS number of wounded vdio did not 1 peund fredh crabmeat, matics. have to be evacuated. cooked, or 2 cans (714- The student, Eugene R. Started for ounces each) Bleecker, reported the study in The command said the North Boston at a meeting of the Vietnamese hit the base with a 4 hard cooked eggs, chopped S H A N K H A LF 14 cup green pepper, chopped American College of Physicians. total of 9,891 rounds of artillery, Rockefeller The patients, ail volunteers, rockets and mortars, while 2 tablespoons minced parsley 2/3 cup bread crumbs were told they were being g;iven American forces responded with (OoBtiiraed from Page One) inhalations of dust, pollen or 104,741 rounds and U.S. planes 2 tablespoons melted butter one. Rockefeller went to the Carpet fa ste r or margarine animal dander which would dropped about 103,600 tons of bring on an attack. verge of active candidacy after 14 teaspoon paprika bombs in the area before the Actually’ they were g;lven in WHOLE SMOKED Milioh^ian Gov. Oeo^ge Romney siege was lifted last week. halations of a salt solution which withdrew as a presidential con " O J e d e fe a t, Miake a rich white sauce -with Meanwhile, the lull in the is known to have no effect tender. Then, on March 21, he first three ingredients; add next (Herald photo by Bucetvlclus) ground war continued, with no whatsoever. Nevertheless 19 of ruled out an active campaign four ingredients to sauce and significant contact reported yet the 40 suffered a significant in for the nomination. mix well. Flake crab and add 5 0 Bolton High Students Take Part in Tutoring Program in the biggest allied offensive of crease in air passage resistance And Aprils’ Rockefeller effort along with eggs, pepper and the war, the sweep by 100,000 parsley. 4 and 12 of the 19 developed full high, to give aaristance in aca rooms are used when avail so far is not unlike one staged in Paula Rose Varca, left, helpe Qretel Cote, Alana Rose, Carol troops looking for an estimated blown attacks including wheez GRADE A — PLUMP, MEATY Nancy MoRermott and Robert demic subjects that prove able, but due to the increasing Clark, Bill Mickewicz, Mary 18,000-20,000 Viet Cong and March, when Maryland Gov. Spedalizing In Place mixture in a 'buttered one-qi^art casserole or spocm in ing and shortness of breath. Nystrom helps Bernice Kurya somewhat difficult for ithem. number of students involved, Klar, CSery Mortehson, Janet North Vietnamese in the 11 Spiro T. Agnew annotmced for to individual scallop shells. The 12 reactors were then In a tutoring program at Bol To take part in the program, places such as the nurse’s of Pepin, Kathy Geer, Dona provinces around Saigon. The mation of a draft-Rockefeller Oombine bread crumbs, meKed told they were getting a drug ton Junior-Senior High School. those requesting tutoring fice, hallway desks, the music Dimock, Rodger Grose, Karen operation, named Complete Vic- group. That group lost its impe WALL to WALL CARPET CARE BUTT H A LF butter and paprika and sprinkle that would reverse the attack. Over 60 students are Involved signed up with the guidance de storage room, and the physical Hllls, Coralie Gram, Diane Wll- tory.Js now in its fourth day. tus when Rockefeller shunned Although the "drug” was a mist CAPONS 60 over top. Bake In a preheated, in the program for the ^ rln g partment. From this list, the education instructor’s office Hams, Joy Azinger, Kris Roser, U.S. officers blamed, the ene active contention. RUGS CLEANED moderate oven, 360 degrees, for of the same salt solution that semeater, under the direction of tutors were matched with the have been used. John McDonald and Brian my's reluctance to do battle on caused the attack, all 12 recov ANY SIZE, ANY MAKE 30 minutes or until crumbs are the gtiidance department. students, based on subjects and Other student tutors include Hdgerton. his losses during the lunar new HERE’S YOUR DOO (Herald photo by Pinto) brown. Serve piping h ot This ered from the attack immed The tutors, members of the study hkll time available. year offensive. EASTFORD, Conn. (AP) - - MRS. KEEHNE AND SUSAN iately. Using Certified Chemicals recipe serves six. SWIFTS PREMIUM, SLICED NMkmal Honor Society and the Although finding mutually “ It appears they aren’t ready Fire CMef Karl Korwsig called As a double check, the same Ftiture Teachers’ Club, meet agreeable time has been diffi to fight,” said a U.S. spokes the town clerk to ask her to and Equipment Only A native c f Baltimore, Md., experiment was tried with pa twice a weelc with other stu cult, an even greater problem Vernon man. “ With their supplies de identify a stray dog he found. Mrs. Keehne attended Towson tients suffering from other lung dents, mainly from the junior has been that of space. Class pendent on hand-carrying The town clerk, Mrs. Margaret CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE (Md.) State College, and taught diseases such as tuberculosis BACON things, Mcycles and sampans, Cooper, checked the dog’s tag for two years in Maryland Poet’s Corner and chronic bronchitis, and al CofC Beautification Panel they’ve probably used what sup number and traced the owner— 649-0078 schools. Her husband Is a ma so on people with no respiratory Eastford Dog Warden John jor In the U.S. Army. plies they had stockpiled. They Easter Dawn ills. None showed any kind of CONN. GRADE A Mayo. The couple lived In Germany Postmaster Named, lost over 470,(X) men in the Tet As they sealed His Tomb—o’er the world, a stunned silence fell! reaction. Gets $500 to Start Program a total of 414 years on two dif offensive. After losses like that, Suddenly came the Wonderment of Resurrection Dawn — rain- The experiment was then re you don’t go into action in quite ferent tours o f duty. Their two peated on 29 of the orig;inal sub LARGE E G G S A request for an appropria bowed with Holy Spell! Of the 23 new members, 21 some time. older sons, Michael, 12 and jects , including 15 reactors. tion of 3600, made by Allen Softly the world began to awake—speak slowly, raised voices to Abrams Viet Head of them were brought in per “ They apparently have fallen James 10, were bom In Ger- Thirteen of the 16 reactors again Schwedel, head of the Com sonally by Ralph Llpman, chair back to regroup, to get replace developed symptoms, but none Doz. 45c WA8HINOTON (AP) — Presi Lieader Mike Mansfield forecast munity Beautification Commit many. Tn»ey ^so have another nature echoed, with profound Alleluias: “ Only God’s Love man of the membersMp com ments. Now is the time to go get son, Jeffrey, 8, and a daugh of the 14 original nonreactors dent Jtrfmson has moved quickly unanimous approval. tee of the Chamber of Com shall prevail—all hatred is wrong!” mittee. ter, Susan, 4 showed any effect. to replace Postmaster General O’Brien issued a statement merce, was approved by the them, now that they are hurt The following new members ing. We’ve got to maintain the The researchers then told the SWEET LIFE Lawrence F. O'Brieh, first Cabi saying he whs pleased with the chamber’s board of directors, BROAD From 1962 to 1964 the Keehnea Mother Mary In her garden, with joyous tears, hums her Son’s are real estate dealero: Hiomas pressure on them.” subjects they would get a high net casualty of his ’’lame duck” cnoice of Watson, a native of yesterday. J. McCusker, Humphry Agen lived at Nike Circle, and, Lullabye; administration, while making Oakhurst, Tex., who has served Schwedel asked for the money The Viet C>ng launched their STREET Mrs. Keehne says, “We made vvarmth of God’s Love, with celestial beauty, floods the sky! dose of dust and pollen but in cy, Mildred Cook, DucUle Lyons stead gave them Isoproterenol FRUIT COOXTAIL official the expected appoint ats White House appointments to initiate the program and ex and MiUer and Mills. Tet offensive against South Viet McmehMlGr so many friends here and so gjjy—never more Heavenly with ethereal blue. . . ment of Gen. Creighton W. secretary for two years. hydrochloride, a drug that is plained that some of the money Other new members, both nam’s cities and towns on Jan. enjoyed New England that Easter Mom glistens with myriads of Jewels—holy dew! 30 Oz. Abrams as U.S. commander in Before joining Johnson’s staff, OPCN DAILY used to relieve asthma attacks. will be basically used for the businesses and single members, 31. The spokesman said allied IN G S when my husband received or Cans OYC Watson was an executive with a 'The drug produced relief in 2 Vietnam. purchase of plants and advertis Included Terry’s Atlantic Sta- troops began pushing the enemy 10 a.ni. to ders for Vietnam I decided to pjie agony of war’s cry in Vietnam—ceases to flair with bitter ’The President told White Texas steel firm and active in SILF-Smvici DIPT STORI breathing in all 16 of the sub ing literature. tlon. Riverside Industries, back , , the last , . week in February 10 p.m. return to Manchester for the despiar. . . . House newsmen Wednesday he Done Star State politics, serv- Schwedel sug(geated that the Globe Travel Agency, Albert have kept constant pressure year be will be away. For CThrist resurrected—with Hia Banner of Victory is there! jects who had been nonreaotors SWEET had accepted O'Brien’s resigna- ing as cbelrman of the Texas rnovv4 alvtoo in the original experiment— in program be a permanent one to Meyerhoff, Maurice Miller on them since. She attends the Presbyterian I pray at my altar—children march In procession dressed in lily tlon and had nominated W. Mar Sitate Demucrsctio other vw d s the drug did what MIXED PICKLES Executive jjg sponsored by the C3iamber. Builders, Noel McCiarthy, Fet- At the northern end of the Church and is a member of Na- white, their Innocense ever pure; vin Watson, now presidential it is intended to do on these Committee in 1964. He said that the first meeting oo Inc., Friendly Ice Cream, country. South Vietnamese par than Hale School PTA. Her My eyes blur with tears of happiness, for in God’s Sight I feel appointments secretary, to fiU O’Brien, 61, named postmas patients. of his committee was more or Edward Dymon, Vernon Circle atroopers reported killing 144 Buy Your Easter Candy at King's hobbies are collecting recipes, sure LIBBY’S the Cabinet post. ter general in 1966, directed But in the group of 13 which less a brain storming session Package Store, EUlngton Air North Vietnamese troops in 10 reading, sewing and letter writ Johnson’s 1964 presidential cam skirmishes over the last three had reacted according to sug ~In addition to naming. where committee members port, Alien’s Cleaners, Superior ing. That God’s Love, His Justice will triumph and bring peace TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can paign. He had served as days as the government soldiers gestion rather than according Abrams, 63, to take over for aired ideas. Propane Gas, Zahner’s Shoe ... the Easter Bunny Does! throughout the world! congressional liaison for Presi fought their way into the Lang to actual physiological effect, Gen. WilUam C. Westmoreland Some of the projects suggest Store, Gibbs Plumbing, Vernon For High in Heaven, our Saviour holds the banner of His Resu- dent John F. Kennedy and Vel Special Forces camp. Hie none showed any sign of im when he becomes Army chief dl ed were: An educational pro Auto Supply, Robert Bouchard, rectlon, victory over death in God, unfurled! played a major strategy role in camp, five miles southwest of provement from the drug. staff in July, Johnson picked gram concerning keeping the CPA and Powell’s Service Sta Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hyszko Produce Kennedy’s 1960 campai^. IGie Sanh and two miles from ■When this reactor group was Adm. J(dm S. McCain, 67, now area clean, a one-day rid litter tion. W edding St. John’s Church commander of U.S. naval forces Johnson said the appoint campaigrn, palnt-up, fix-up week, the Laotian border, was overrun Manchester, Conn. given another salt spray and Rockville Hospital Notes in Europe, to succeed retiring ments of Gens. Abrams and a trash can painting contest, by the Communists Feb. 7. told it was medicine, they did U. S. NO. 1 MeINTOSH Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Adm. U.S.Grant Sharp as com Goodpaster and Adm. McCain tree planting program, collec The paratroopers said they FoUett-Sibiinsz (Sugaring) show improvement, Bleecker p.m. in all areas except ma said. mander in diief. Pacific. were recommended by the Joint tion of flower bulbs for plant captured 78 weapons and report relaxed, sometimes sing a ternity where they are 2 to 4 Miss Karen Marlene Sibrlnsz When spring It comes, and it The mlUtary reshuffle also in Chiefs of Staff and by Secretary ing and havlng-the girl and ed their casualties were light. song The final test was to give APPLES and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Robert Richard Follett, grows warm, and sap should volved Johnson’s naming of of Defense Clark M. Clifford. boy scouts adopt certain areas U.S. 1st Air Cavalry troops en- atropine to five reactors. This Admitted Tuesday: Ernest start to run is a drug that opens air pos- Gen. Andrew J. Ooodpaster, Abrams’ appointment had to keep clean. . - TT. Mill T tered the camp from another di- both of Manchester, were united And that is why maple syrup is ^ ^ , Backofen, 1 Fox Hill Dr.; Rose3 We Hi —us to the sugar camp, now commeuidant of the Nation been expected since Johnson an The chairman also suggested ’ rectlon and met no opposition. It in marriage Saturday, March 16, so nice, and also is so sweet but does it by a different Wilson, 107 Franklin Park; to work and have some fun 3 ^ 39c al War (3oUege In Washington nounced that Westmoreland that other service organizations seemed likely the allied troops Its because Its gathered by will- pathway than Isoprotere- Michael Gagne, 32 Burke Rd.; at Concordia Lutheran Church. mid staff secretary to fonner would become Army cMef of may participate in the pro would hold onto the camp and ing hands, also by willing feet time the reactors re staff, succeeding Gen. Harbld Ethel Gerber, 26 Summit R d.; The bride is the daughter of We’d start by breaking out the acted according to the expect- President Dwight D. Elsenhow gram. Those bn Schwedel’s from it again make patrols into roads, no tractors then; in K. Johnson, slated to retire July Margaret Saylor, 26 North Park Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Si- So when you sit down to break- pharmacologic effect, er, to succeed Abrams as depu committee are John Qjessarl, Laos to check on North Viet stead ty U.S. commander in Vietnam. 2. Helen Kahan, Hazel Lutz, Bert St.; Raymond Blinn, 29 McLean namese troop movements down BASKETS brinaz of 98 Hamlin St. The fast, and eat your hot pan- Bleecker said the observation WASHED and CLEANED We had a pair of good strong Johnson, who has said he No strategy switch is foreseen Palumbo, Walter Schindler, St.; I^isTom m 10 Christoph 'thTH ^fil hfinh^traiT bHdegroom is the son of Mr. ggkes atropine works but Isopro- Dr.; James Mitchell Jr., Wlnd- horses, hitched to a wood-shod wcm’t seek or accept nominatibn as a result of the command Andrew Trlcarico, Fredertck ‘^,,7 "nj ' ■ ’ Nearby Khe Sanh was quiet and Mrs. Brtuio Allczl of 81 Bis- You know how maple syrup’s terenol does not gives a new in- shuffle. Abrams, who has sorville Rd. sled for another term, took note of ’mkington and Kenneth Wal- Tuesday; a daughter the second day Wednesday sell St. made, and aU the work it the nerve pathway SPINACH worked for the past year in Births Tuesday: a daughter The Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr. takes. followed by psychological Infor- Ms “ lame duck” status in an to Mr Hnd Mrs Robert Breau as North Vietnamese gunners Next we would load the buckets strengthening the South Viet performed the double-ring cere Guy Bartlett motion which triggers respira nouncing O’Brien's resignation. TTio beauttfloajblon c o m ^ ^ Tolland- a daughter to Mr and tired not a single round of artll- on, and left them by the trees He said that when the post namese armed forces is expect loo /KrtobUiSind Itbla TOfiT to de- rouano, a aaugnier lo jur. ana , ______^____° mony. David Almond was organ tory changes. Cello wtas established ttiis year to de- lery, mortar or rockets into the we’d tap master general spoke to Mm ed to keep bearing down on tMs Mrs. Michael Bcnslewlcz, 91 Re ist. Bouquets of gladioli and . n . D I I I pointed out that atropine velt^ omd oonduot a picgram combat base. And the 20,0(X)- For it was from these Maple A Day for Rejoicing ^as its effect on the v a ^ s Pack 1 7 C earUer in the day about resign aspect of the war effort. ooorcltnated with the PifbUc pompons were on the altar. Discharged Tuesday: Joyce man allied push to root out trees, that we would get the ing, he told O’Brien “ that since Works DjepaPtmenlts and offi The bride was given in mar Easter is a day for rejoicing, "ei’^’e. This may mean that the Weber, RFD 2; Henry Warfield, North Vietnamese still in the sap. I was not going to be a candi cials of Vemon, Tolland and riage by her father. She wore a For Jesus rose Trom the g;rave, yes’"® nerve is the pathway fol- Broadbrook; Alice Mailloux, 143 date for re-election, I realize the CBA, Press Set Panel white cotton brocade A-llne -Tho WP would load on ‘s e"*" *’*®®'* Saviour by signals from the brain ESUngton. Grove St.; Clovis LaFleche, 104 The buckets we would load on __------to the lungs, an observation Cabinet had made many sacri 28 New OofO Members street-length dress with match- In the And He is living today to save, HARTFORD (AP)—Five at Kenneth Dr.; Annie Neff, 64 may suggest FROZEN fices . . . and that now was the ingincr coat.mat. Her shoulder-lengthshouldel'*l6turth ' * torneys and 16 news media rep The Board of Directors of the North Park St.; William Nash, time for any of them to make to 3.99 veU of Illusion was arranged news ways of treating asth PILLSBURY—Sweet Milk—Buttermilk resentatives have joined to form ■RockvlUe Area Chamber of The inside of the buckets paint- *1^® 8Tave could not hold the ^ decisions concerning their fami WindsorvlUe. matics who are particularly a permanent committee on free Coonnqerce accepted 23 new GIVE Gaily decorated Easter baskets, chock from a three-tiered headbow, lies and their future.” smd she carried a cascade bou- ed white, the outside painted H e '" i ? w ^ £ to u S In our midst susc®ptlbl® to psychotogrcalfai^^^ BISCUITS 3 rn ..n * press-fair trial problems. members at a meeting of the The Herald’s Vernon Bureau full of delectable candy treaitst Sure to Johnson praised O’Brien, who ^ e t of white roses and baby’s And traveling the road we trod. (3o-chalrmen of the group are board held yesterday. is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-3136 thrill any little boy or girl. Come see LIBBY’S served as his liaison with Capi our assortment. breath. Arthur M. Lewis of West Hart The acceptance of the record or 643-2711. News Items may be That was the way In all the tol HIU and as a key political camps, and it was understood The grave has lost Its sting, ford, who is president of the C3on- number of new members brings mailed to P. O. Box 327, Rock Mrs. William E. Ughtfoot of DAIRY ORANGE JUICE 2 r ™ 69e strategist, saying he was highly ■the total membership close to y Peabody, Mass., was matron of All buckets must be painted Life to all He doth bring; competent, efficient, and effec- necUcut Bar Association, and ville. • 44^ FILLED SAU SEA Carter H. White, publisher of 200, executive director, WllUatn hdnor. She wore a turquoise A- good. For they were made of Let us crown Him as our King Uve; “ We rtiall miss him, but CHOCOLATES ’ -’-.t ^2 * the Meriden Record & Journal. Dickson said. It brings the po line dress with matching acces This blessed Easter Day, EASTER BASKETS SEALTEST are happy to cooperate with him SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 S9c The committee is to meet in tential income to close to 320,- Two-year-old trotter Nevele sories and___ headbow with veil. And because He lives In his desire to enter private 98c and up Walling;ford on May 14. 000. Pride won |222,918 during 1967. THE PERFECT GIFT CANDY FILLED She carried a colonial bouquet yhen we would beg(in to tap the We shall live also. Nabisco Qreo Creme Sandwich Cookies Hfe,” Johnson said. of white daisies trees, and that shure was ARTHUR DRUG 1-lb, 3-oz. bag 69c The President wouldn’t dis Norman E. Stright of McKees some fun ^® promised life to all ICE CREAM CAL S9' FOR PADDLE EAUL Keebler Dutch Apple Cookies...... ISVi-o?.** bag 63c cuss O’Brien’s future plans but Rocks, Pa., served as beat man. For if the weather was good Who upon His name will call, aides of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Uriiers were David M. Sibrlnsz and warm, the sap would start So now hear Him call said the postmaster general of Manchester, brother of the to run - And surrender to Him your all. would, soon join the New York bride; and Stephen Moore of Hazel A. Gilbert POWBIFUL PLUNGER CLEARS er’s campaign for the Demo Manchester, cousin of the bride- fj^^t day we’d begin to gather cratic presidential nominatimi. .groom. sap, on the sled we had a tub CLOMXDTOILETS Chairman A.S. Mike Monro- ANNOUNCING Mrs. Sibrlnsz wore a blue silk And when we had it flUed with ney, D-Okla., of the Senate Post dress with matching coat and ggp^ w e’d start back, snow or Office Committee predicted bi So Fine accessories, and a corsage of naud partisan support for the nomina All New — Self-Service Dry Cleaners At So Famotu pink roses and white carnations. Tar tion, wMle Senate Democratic So Sure io P lea te^ Easter Novelties The bridegroom’s mother wore And with the sap we’d fill the r a beige linen dress with match tank, and from there, we’d fill ing coat and lime green acces- the pans FAIRWAY. roses. She wore a corsage of And build a fire under them. F/RST Hollow Chocolate i J ^ E s S lime green rosea and carna- Without no it’s or ands THE PLAZA -UODS, can't find it? •A reception for SO was held Now when the sap had boiled both fairwoys hova at the home of the bride’s par- awhile. Oh Boy! did It smell BUNNIES ents. For a wedding trip, the good your evory oastor bride wore a camel wool walk The smell of maple syrup, and needs! ing suit with dark brown ac the smell of burning wood cessories, and a corsag e of CsdMuilFMM COIN LAUNDRY BUSY G baskets • candy NEVER AGAIN that (Ick fMlIng whitq roses. The couple is Uv- And then you know, we could whan your leilat ovarSowt BIGBY Ing in Menehester. relax, and grab out dinner • grass # napkins ) E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Mrs. FoUett Is a 1964 graduate palls TOILAFLEX« (Next to Popular Super Market) — AT THE GREEN of Manchester High School and For one gets hungry down in Toilot Plunger OPEN a 1966 honor graduate of Bay camp, You know, it never TEDDY faUs both Unlike ordinary plungers, Ibilaflex SPECIAL • Cool Down Footure for Pormonent Pross TpUOH-UP Path Junior College, Longmead- does i)ot permit compressed air or ALL D AY ow. Mass. She Is a secretary at messy water to splash back or escape. SPECIAL • Short Cycio for DoUcoto Fabrics $2.25 lb. the Aetna Life and Casualty, Also the florses we’d uidiltch, otores With Ibilaflex the full pressure plows BUSY BIOBY « Hartford. Mr. Follett Is a 19- and put on the feed bags through the clogging mass and CHUNKY CHEEKS swishes it down. SPECIAL • $1.50 per 8 lbs. (Introductory Offer) I ' 61 graduate of Manchester High One had to feed hds horses well, open EASTER If he wanted good strong nags • OUCTION-niM STOPS SPLASH-BACK ALSO Now M aytag Washers and Heavy Duty Washers S am p ler School and Is a student at the • CCNTCnS ITSELF. CAN'T SKID AROUND FANCY University of Hartford E vei^ g tonight • TAPERED TAIL OlVES AIR-TIOHT FIT FREDDY Division. He served four years And then we’d go back to the Got tha Qonulna 'Tollaflox* OPEN 7:00 A.M. to lOtOO P.M. DAILY camp, and sit down Where 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. In the -Navy. He is assistant till • 2 * * AT HARDWARE STORES PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PINE PUARMACY production manager of Mono- t’was warm Melt Oo„ Manchester. We'd chew the fat, while we 664 Center St. — 649-9814 * i BiANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 PAGE NINVmBf ¥Mm mmtFEMs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 TOE Anti-Spitter Rule Erupts Herald Angle Martello’s Double he got him out. “ Mickey (Man- NEW YORK (AP)—The walked off the nnound and went Houk. "Salerno claimed Mel By went to his mouth while on the tl®) cam® ov®r to m® and said* new anti-spit rule almost to the mouth with his fingers. Hie first base umpire, AI Saler ground (skinned area around *BV>i*et It.’ Otherwise X might BAiTRY COWLES Beats Eagles, 5-2 have blown right there. 1 was SebMastlo Bpotli Writer made Mel Stottlemyre blow no, called an automatic ball un mound). Mel did it deUberately, National League completely disgusted. I walked formance in which he fanned gers. his cool in the New York der the new suiti-spltter nde. They’ve got things so mixed up W. L. P ot G.Br By RICH DYER off the mound Just to go to my seven. East won't have to wait long Stottlemyre started to argue. by changing this rule back and Cincinnati 0 1.000 Rockville had its Yankees’ opener with the forth nobody knows what is mouth because I thought it was Crucial Year at Manchester H ig h East scored first in the initial to go out after its first win. Manager Ralph Houk rushed San r ia n . 1.000 California Angels. out of the dugout and there was going on.” allowed. It’s a crucial year at Manchester H lah in m a n v w nva frame, a Klnel single driving however. The Eagles see ao- “ I do have a bad habit of St. Louis 1.000 Stot was working on a 1-0 a merry scene for a couple of Actually, the rule says a Houston 1.000 shutout in the eighth. Roger Re minutes. The Tanks announced pitcher can not go to his mouth going to my mouth which I am trying to cure. The moisture Phila’phta 1.000 field. pos was on first with one out they were finishing the game within an area included in an Los Angeles .000 and Jay Johnstone, a pinch hit under protest. It didn’t matter 18-foot circle around the mound. gives me a better feel of the ball BookvUle (5) when my fingers get dick. Chicago .000 whools athletic f^lities, some of which are named in opener for both schools, it also ^ to"score * a g ^ to toe eib r h po a e rbl ter, was up. because they won 1-0. "It shook me up for a min Atlanta .000 LaPointe. Zb 3 After throwing a strike to “ The rule says you can go to ute,” said Stottlemyre, who “ No spltter is involved. I use ®*P**®' improvement program of the Board marked the first Ome RockvlUe ,oUowlng inning. Art Wheelock Maitello, cf 3 the resin bag after I do it ” Pittsburgh .000 of Education. ------^------had ever posted a success over to score Wilde for toe WUde. p 3 Johnstone, the Yankee pitcher your mouth on the grass,” said went to 8-1 on Johnstone before Now York .000 Wheelock, c 3 'Tennte oourts need rssurtac- There are many things that sport Rams’ first tally, and Dan Wll Oalacl. ss 3 Wednesday’s BesoHs ing and doike Arena \a to bad dou- TedfoM, rf 2 0 0 enter into toe competition of toe Martello s t«fo-nm ■cox’ long sacrifice fly brought 2 0 0 ancinnaU 9, Ctatoago 4 need of a new floor, not Just a WUcox, 3b two schools such ns rnitoln ^>6 ^ ^^^h inning was toe Joe Cal act home to toe second. Skinner, U 2 a 0 Only Original Astro Delivers in Opener San Francisco 6, New York 4 j U«her, lb 1 0 0 CIAC rulings because of the dlf- decider, breatog a 2-2 deadlock Anderson, rf 1 0 1 Houston 6, Pittsburgh 4 am in dire need-BW.S of improve------^ schools, to The winners came ^ Krowka. pr 0 a 0 St. Louis 2, Atlanta 1 7 ment and otoantog up, as is the Some coaches feel that they Wts during toe course of The Eagle first baseman Philadelphia 2, Loe Angeles . Totals 23 5 7 21 6 1 4 6 Hootball field. should "stay within their own ^ e aftemMn, and It was enough advanced two bases on East OathoUc (t) Aspromonte in Limelight Today’s Games alb r h po a e rbi A t o n e . Ume a permanent- class” to benefit the experience to account for four RBI s. an error, and then crossed home ' ‘ ~ T—Tony MarlneUl 140-136— (Pitcher’s records from 1967)-' O'NeV, 2b 0 0 1 tyiw scoreboard was offered to for toe (3IAC State tournaments. “ They were a real clutch hit- after a wild pitch. Melody^ cf 1 0 3»4, Jerry Smith 160-372, BiU New York (Koosman 0-2) aC Kin«l. 3b 1 2 Tom Weiskopf Blasts from Trap During Practice Round across three ninth inning runs PHILS-DODOBRS— the school but the powers to One of the main objectives of ting team” . East Coach Don Rut Martello’s blast, a final 0 0 Chapmen 884, Al Bujaucius NEW YORK (AP) — Los Angeles (Singer 12-18), night HacAnUe, U and beat New York 6-4, Cincin Cajris Short pitched a four-hit be said no dice, so the score the program is to have a strong Bums said of Rockville. Bums Rockville insurance rim, to toe Socha, M 0 0 370, Al Martyn 163-400, Roy Aspromonte is an orig- ter with 10 strikeouts and rookie Chicago (Jenkins 20-18) at (31n- WHtke, 3b 9 0 nati battered Chicago 6-4 and Just keeps “roUlng to and out” , but clean and long-lasting rival saw his crew hammer out sev- gjxUi inning put toe Rams out 6 0 DefVeeu 140-386, Howie Hamp- mal Astro—the only play- clnnaU (Queen 14-8) RlchtcT, c Philadelphia blanked Los An Don Money drove in both Phila Hie need of a prafesrional type ry between East and Manches' en hits — three by Gary Klnel o f reach. Pinch runner Gary Butka. rf 1 0 Casper Expresses Confidence ton 140-138—367, Fred Poudri- er still left from the ex- Philadelphia (Jackson 18-16) LaiHontagne. 0 8 geles 2-0. delphia runs as the Phillies malt fo r the wrestling team ter. A good example is toe rival' —but fall to late-toning attempts Krowka scored via errors dur- er 146-144—386, Rocco Lupec- pansion pool that stocked at Houston (Wilson 10-9), night Wehren, ph 0 .0 • * • blanked the Dodgers. threatens to disennittoue the ry such as Man •"N K MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-1 FAOE Twnfnr-Two MANCHESTER EVENIMO HERALD. MANCHESTBR, OONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1988 IgglfMn Lceartooi Hootos For Root 55 Houtot For Solo 71 Hoosos For Solo 72 H For Solo 72 Out Off Tewo wontod-RooiEttaton C e n te r P la n n e d fo r S tu d y Holp Wonfsd Mato 36 HooMkeld Goods 51 Apuilinoiiti Flott ■■ For Root 64 w HOUSES for rent, furnished or $23,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison For 5 ^ 71 ALLATJ. CASH(YAmi forttr yourvour propertynranertv » Tonomonls 63 — T raeoM, t BPUrr LEVEL, 8 rooms, 1% PAINTINQ and wallpapering, NEARLY NEW, two twin beds unfumUhad ztartlng at $1TB Colonial, 4 bedrooms, flroplace, ______within 24 hours. Avoid md s t o r e f o r r e n t — down batoz. modem kttehon baths, family room, dan, fourth Of Free Press Problems experienced. Call after 5, 644- BERRY’S WORLD with box springs and mattress - per month. Phllbriok Ageney, I H ' beths, aluminum siding, OAPES, Rsuwhos, Raised tape. Instant servlee. Hayes FOUR ROOM duplex, child ac town Manchester, State ‘ Realtorz, 6494»47. bonMns, totinal m a i f bedroom, garage, $37,600. Phil- CLASSIFIED 0642. es, $100. Call 647-1181. trees, privacy, suburban. Ranches at prices you can af Agenoy, 646-01$l. COLUMBIA, Mo. (AlP) — A "Certainly we don’t look on cepted. References, reasonable. Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag tonilly room, $ bodreomz, briek Agenoy Realtors, 616- Hutehlns Ageney, Realtors, 649- Write Box "BB", Manchester er, SUte Theatre, 60-78$$. FOUR reom large Ranch. Fur- 6 " range, ■monent ford. CaU tor particulars. Wes national campaign will be everybody In government as STOCK MAN — part-time, to BS4T. 6$94. work in local retail store, f ^ l McKhliwry and Tools 52 Herald. ntabed or unfumUhed. Floors borhood, $81,900. PhUbrick ley R. Smith Construction Co., reSniahed, knotty pln« Interior. Age— y, Reeltow, 646016$. 048-1817. s r » ; ADVERTISING 64S-28U. MANCHESTBR —i-famUy, 4-4 g ix ROOM Raheh with 8 bed- Coventry quarters from which to fight an ^ humans-no vll- SHOP equipment —like new p o u r room duplex apartment. NEWLY remodeled office on Working adults. 641-6889. flat, convenient west side loca condition. Saw Smith power HBLAINE RD — 6 room Cape, rooms, 3 fuU eoramic baths, TOLLAND MEN WANTED part-time morn Central location. Working cou Main St $66. Call 648-9678. tion, Immaoulate, $19,900. For imceasing war for the people’s lalns.” CLA8SIF1BD ADVBRTISINO DEPT. HOURS finished rec room, remodeled IdtdMa has huUt-ln ovsn, ings for Janitorial duties in saw, angle and cross out. Shop ple. No children. Call 649-4819 Immedlata sale. Bel Air Real right to know what their govern- But the problem of secrecy ta Smith drill and lathe combina Oot of Town kitchen, living room, dining range, formal dining room, 4.3 ACRES OF WOODS Most Tickets 8 AJL to 4t80 PJL Manchester area. Gall 624-0620. after 2 p.m. Estate, 64S-9SS3. lOuM’ Uving room with unique ment is doing. government is very real, tha tion, power rip saw, welding room, fireplace, newly installed This lovely building lot situ Object of the drive led by a p o i Center director emphar MODERN SECOND floor, 4 NOTICE For Ront 55 fireplace arrangement. T w o MALE production workers. and cutting torches, tanks, storm windows, large comer WOLVERTON AQENCY. Tour ated in excellent neighbor Already Sold group of Missouri newspaper sized. Especially at lower levela COPT CLOSINO TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Openings on first shift. Start rooms, heat, hot water, dis At a meeting of the Planning years old. If this sounds like large capacity portable space t LARGE 2—room apartment, lot. Owner 643-8601. dream come true. One oxtm hood is close to Rt. 16. executives is to raise at least $1 of the bureaucratic maze, ho ing rates $2.42 per hour. Ap heater and many odier con posal, stove, shades, antenna, and Zoning Commission of your kind of house you may 4lM FJL DAT BBVDaD PDBLIOATfON -• country atmosphere on Rt. 8, fine ,8% room Ranch, bath and Priced at a low $8,000. To million to construct a Freedom said, many officials guard tbolr plications excepted dally. Call tractors tools. evenings. yard, parking, storage. No chester, Connecticut, held Mot- MUST BB SBHIN, 6 room Cape want to talk to us. Wolverton r It 4tM fbBi. IVUty. Andover, only 12 miles to Pratt half,* three bedrooms, large Inspect call Mrs. Luther at For Fife Ball of Information Center at the work as a private affair and Mrs. Marge Hampson, 64S-616S 648-6847. pets. Adults, $156. 644-8169. day evening, April 1, 1968, the ft Whitney, all utilities includ- with enclosed porch, nreplaee, Agsnoy, Realtors, 649-2818. following official acUons were living room with flroplace, full 649-5306 or 875-6611. Rogers Corporation, Mill and ^ ed, $22. weekly. 742-8161. living room 16x14, dining room An almost complete sell-out of ~ ...... - — 4H ROOMS, heat, hot water, 13x14, beautiful large Mtehen basoment with finished laundry goU IR MAIN W. aria - 8 and ._1... ^ ___ the country 8 oldest and largest university has reserved a TOUD ooaram ATioN w o x Oakland St., Manchester. An room. Tills dream located on tickets for the Fife ft Drum Ball DIAL 643-2711 A im qan 56 stove, refrigerator, disposal. Approved a resolution os fol- ROCKVILLE —8% room apart- 11x16. Beautiful room sises to 6 flat, with 3-ear garage, son- school of journalism. pi^poged new center e U f THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 V PAGE TWKNTY-FOUR Dnfiy Not Pram R m lManrI|f0tfr lEttmitig ?iwaU» For The Week Ended The Weather April §, l$m Shir, tioer In 40a. Tomorromr About Town EOC Briefed iianrIfTatTr lEii mtttg Mtruih sunny. H igh in 79s. 15,425 An Easter program was pre "faY hop to olthor Manehenter— A City of VUlago Charm sented Tuesday at Crestfield O nProjects Convalescent Hospital. The FAIRWAX fairway VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 164 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1968 (ChwUled Advertieinc on Page 81) PRICE TEN CENTS Rev. J. Stanton Conover of Bol In Education ton Congregational Church, con The Manchester Community ducted the service. The Council on Economic Opportun for your ovory lent Rhythmic Choir of the church ity last night 'Wae briefed on Interpreted a hymn. Choir mem the federal and state programs minute oostor no«ds! bers are Martha Toung, Cheryl being conducted by the Board Tlcomb, Jean Hoar, Angella of Education and gave its Zeppa, Nancy Lambert and E l unanimous approval to their t batksit • cards len Converse. Mrs. Phyllis Daly L B J S ig n s continuation. LBJ, South Korea Leader directs the choir. Doing the briefing was Allan » candy •tggdyn^ 8 HURT IN JUMP Fathers of boys belonging to Chesterton, director of state