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I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 Avfirage Daily Net Presa Run Tha W « t h « PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT lEowins For Aa YPkak tM ed Fsraaato of V. to VtoiffNm e im m AftuM, mo Clear and eoto tasfffiM. low The Widow ahd Widower 14,138 tt; nuMtly onony oat OOMT tto Club of Connecticut will spon Jo Ann Reynolds Recipient oral row, high to 78a. About Towii^ sor a public dance Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Legion M m ehe$ter^A CUy o f Village Charm Member* and friend* of Or* Hall, Main St., Glastonbury. Of Gulf Merit Scholarship ■ ISlptifeiSS ford Parish Chapter, DAR. T>d Paszek’s Orchestra will have been invited to attend a play for dancing. Tickets may (Claastfled Advertlaing an Page 2S) PRICE BBVEN. Dessert Cary Party tomorrow Mias Jo Ann Reynolds, *<»m«nU a » honorable menUon In MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 be purchased at the door. the 1964 acholaatlc writing com VOt. LietifY, NO. 178 (TWBNTt-POUB PAGEB—TWO SfiCTIONB): at 1:30 p.m. at the home of senior at Manchester High Mni. Thomaa H. Johnston Jr., petition, the David Hartwell Robertson School PTA will School, has won a Gulf Merit Literature Prize of 1964. and 37 Hillcreet Rd CommiUee sponsor a Military Whist and members include Mrs. Steven Scholarship. It was announced the Junior Bkiglneering Tech Setback Party tonight at 8 in nicians Society Medallion of D. Williams Jr., Mrs. Charles J. the school auditorium. The pub today by the Natiohal Merit 1963. Strickland and Mrs. Joseph L.. lic is invited. Scholarship Corporatiem. Stubenrauch. She was recently elected to She is one of the 1.900 winners the National Honor Society and Perennial Planters Garden Ohoaen from 14,000 finalists. Prank 8. Raffa. aon of Mr will be Inducted next week. Northwest Pacific Area Club will meet Friday at 7:30 According to the corporation, HOMEMAKERS SPECIAL Her other activities have and Mrs. Frank Raffa of 127 p m. at the home of Mrs. Rob this is the highest number ever been numerous. She was a mem Charter Oak St., has been elect ert Kippax, 45 Kelly Rd., Wap- to win the four-year stipends. ed to membership in the’ Cum ping. Members are reminded to ber o f the chess club for two Laude Society at Avon Old Miss Reynolds is the daughter year, the dramatics club for FIBERGLAS DRAPES bring garden flowers to fill May of Mr. and Mrs. Jooeph R. Rey- three years, and the Stu Farms School, Avon. A senior baskets. at the school. Raffa has been dent Council for one year, and A real opportunity to spruce up your is a contributor to and .staff windows for spring with these spark an honor student since 1962. John Haskell of 18 Jordt St. He is literary editor of th* menvber of the fine Arts Maga ling flberglas drapes. BeauUfuI tex- is a charter member of Bela zine this year. tured patterns to accent your win Rattled by Major ’Quake school’s year book, a member Chapter of the New Hamp.shire dows. Drip dry, easy care- Full 42- of the student council, the Nim section of Omlcron Delta Ep She is a member of the rod Club and the varsity soc Folksinging Club, the Girls’ inch width will completely cover your silon. a national honor society windows. 72” lengths, in 5 colors. REGULAR 6.99 cer team. in economics, which has been Tunrbllng Club and is active in the Order of Rainbow Girls. installed at the University of The amount of the scholar The British American Club New Hampshire at Durham. WHITE FIBERGLAS RUFFLED CURTAINS will sponsor a doubles and Graduate and undergraduate ship is not made publij as it O ne D ead, singles dart game competition is determined on the basis of Events students and faculty of the individual financial need. They 54, 63, 72 ” Lengths. Friday at 8 p.m. at the club. Whittemore School of Business range from $400 to $6,000. Cape Cod RufHe type. 3.22 and Economics at the univer RBX3ULAR 3.99 The Bennet Junior High sity are charter members. Absolutely no ironing. Many H urt School Band will present is an In State nual spring concert tomorrow Cub Scout Pack 98 will meet night at 7:30 in the school audi Senior, Junior and torium. The program includes at 7:25 p.m. at Buckley School, j DACRON NINON TAILORED CURTAINS In Seattle traditional band numbers, in The scouts will participate m i Baby Citizens— Appel Claims a racing derby and are re- j White, in 54, 63 or 72” lengths. strumental and vocal solos, and Everyone Saves At SEA'TTLE, Waah. (AP) a dance number featuring the minded that cars mu.st be reg- i Little or no ironing. 3.66 istered and weighed by 7:15 to Health Plan Bennet Majorettes. r e g u l a r 4.99 A major earthquake hit the be eligible. The event is open ARTHUR DRUG Perfect for any decor. Pacific Northwest at 8:29 to parents and friends. | Is ‘Medicake’ a,m. today, causing” wide DON'T Disabled American 'Veterans j SPECIAL! 36" TIER AND VALANCE SETS HAR'TFORD (A P)— Dr. spread damage and one or Chapter and Auxiliary will Jo Ann Reynolds James Z. Appel, the incom more deaths. sponsor a bingo tomorrow at 7 Choose from sheers and solids. All no The first confirmed fatality still plenty of wear left In onlds of 86 Niles Dr. Her ing president of the Ameri yonr shoes when you have p.m. at Newington Veterans or little iron fabrics. Charming trims, 1.77 was in Seattle, where Adolphus scholarship is among the 18 that choose from hi-fashion or pastel col can Medical Association Lewis, age undetermined, WM them rebuilt In a professional Home and Hospital. REXJULAR 1.99 the Gulf Oil Corporation award ors, scenics or floral.s. says the Democratic Ad struck by debris from a build shoe repair shop. ALL ed this year to children of Gulf INSULATION WORK g u a r a n t e e d : Infant Jesus of Prague Moth ing. employes. Jo Ann's father is a ministration’s health care There were unconfirmed re ers Circle will meet tomorrow DACRON PIN DOT MATCHING at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. sales engineer for Gulf in New plan for the aged is “ medi- ports of two or three otterB John Pranzasa of 181 Summit Haven. W. H. ENGLAND SHOWER AND cake.” killed in Seattle. SAM YULYES She plana to major in physios FRAME RUFFLED Pleased, General Manager Richard Martin accepts the Chamber of ^m m erce s There were scores of Injuries^ St. Mrs. Dominick Cataldo will annual “ M” award for community service from Alfred Werbner, Chamber past Appel said of the plan at the Shoe Repairing serve as co-hostess. at college with the end in view LUMBER C O . DRAPE SETS annual banquet of the OonnecU- many in Seattle from tiiUing Of Better Kind! of becoming either a technician CURTAINS president. (Herald photo by Pinto.) cut State Medical Society debris as some brick facing on or teacher. She has not yet de older buildings ton>led into th* Same Side As Watkins Howell Cheney Tech will be “At the Green” 649-5201 j Wednesday night; closed Friday due to a curricu cided on a college. Regular .44 To its proponents the con-1 street. 3S OAK STREET lum meeting of the staff. Among her scholastic achleve- coction is an angel cake. To its The quake, rated at an hRsa- .57 2.99 opponents, it is a devil’s cake. sity of more than 7 on the Richt To the taxpayers R will be a er Scale, was feK from Ooos Dainty pin dot design espe Regularly C of C Atvard Goes real pound cake. And in the Bay, on the Oregon coast, to cially suitable for Colonial 2.99 Each Senate Finance Committee I am Workmen Shovel Bricks from Car Crushed by Seattle ’Quake southern Brltiiih (Johunbte, and decor. Elasy wash and dry. hoping it wtll be a hot cake.’’ east as for os Idaho. Appel, who takes over the The earthquake bolt woe alt I Quality vinyl show AMA reins in June, said that least 800 miles long, from north to south, and 400 miles wMe. er or drapea. Choose medicare will be the first step toward a national, health serv Alaska pointa reporiod It was from all tha popular To Richard Martin not feR there. ice and federalization of tlie na OAS Calls for Cease-Fire, The tremor dM slruciural decorator colors. tion’s hospitals. HOUSE With what mav well betNaw York. ^ Varmont Earlier the meeting was de damage In hoK a doson cMlae MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Solids, textures or Regular 2.99 W ltn wnat may w eii oe that midsdfolded berforebefore ha col- laarialaturalegialature for sixaix Vermont pa- voted to lectures on medical and knocked out oome hydro ttie shortest acceptance pars. electric circuMs at the gtant prints. 6 x 6 shower iected his wagea. developments by specialists Drip dry fabric h on record, Generrf He found hU next Job by He returned to Manchester from throughout the country. Offers Dominican Mediation Grand Ooulea Dam tn northeoat curtain: J7 x 54 K ger Richard Martin pawning his typewriter for In 1934, married Misa Ruth The three-day meeting ends WasUngton. B l £ € i W Choice of three eight dollars — all in nickels, Smith, and became a reporter today wRh more scientific talks. Norman Rasmueaen, Univer BRINGS YOU 'raRBB NEW 0 drapes. patterns b st night received the which he uaed to call newspa for The Herald. WAtUJTNfJTON (API__ ^President Johnson In ordering*^ting some supplies, probably sity of Washington seismologist, Marines into the Dominican Re medicine for the wounded, from Manchester Chamber of pers from a telephone booth in Beginning in 19S6, he ’Rke Receipts Up The OrgaHization of Ameri said the shock put tha ochooTo HALE Grand Central SUtlon, unUl an launched a campaign to change public to aid the evacuation of the United States. seismograph out o t oommkalon, CURTAINS Commerce’s annual “ M” Seven helicopter* from the Baizatoeth, N. J., newspaper tha town’* aelecUnan-town WETHERSFIELD (AP)—Con can States decided today to Americans. but he astimited It at around 7 Main Street—Manchester award for community serv necticut Turnpike toll receipts call for an immediate The Marines began speeding aircraft carrier Boxer were Lower Level hired him. meeting form of government- seen to fly over San Isidro air or a little above on (he Rietatar ice— following a recital of On a trip back to Vermont, a campaign which angered the for March amounted to $1,426,- cease-fire in the strife-torn the evooilation of Americans Scale. The needle at the Demin- his accomplishments— with 911 or 4.4 per cent more them from Santo Domingo as fighting base, Wessin’s stronghold 30 he atoppad at Hartford ta vlMt aeleotmen, who barred him Dominican Republic. It also miles east of the capital. Each km Astrophyricol Ohoervatory a University of Vermont elass- the $1,366,066 for the same between rival forces continued. te Vlotoria, B.t;.. also waa ^ese words: from their meeting*. month last year. offered its mediation ef The forces of Brig. Gen. Elias helicopter dangled a large bog. “ I deny everything. mate, Frank Atwood, who was In response, Martin ran for They did not have the bog* knocked off the drum, proranU assistant ataita editor of -tha The State Highway Depart forts there. Wessin y Wessln, opposing the teg a reading. Town & Country Thank you all very much.” aelectman hlitvself—and won. ment announcement today said return of deposed President when they left Courant. The Inter-Amerioan body vot Although Martin left The total receipts for last month ed to make Its cease-fire appeal Juan Bosch, reported they had Lt. Ool. Jose Mianuel Petes (flee Jtoga Slx> That’s all. Atwood offered him a two- He had sat. In a allanoa as Herald in 1937, he continued to front xervice stations and res- through the papal representa captured the presidential palace Aponte of the Wessin forces, ki CARPETS stony as Vermont granite, as week assignment tn Manches preas for a chiuige to council- taurahts were $l,5(M,79p, a 4.1 tive in Santo Domingo, it was In the heart of the cRy. charge at the presldentMl Alfred Weriiner, the Chamber’s ter, which stretdisd Into two- mapager form of govenunent. per cent increase over last reported. The pro-Bosch forces asserted palaM, said a mob looted the Next Gemini Duo past president, recalled the and-a-half years, before Martin It was not until 1&46—dur- year’s $1,446,048. A Latln-American ambassa their morale was still high in palace Wednesday. His men more than 35 year* Martin has was switched to the Hartford The Greenwich toll station led the fighting, which may have cleared out the looters, who (Ees Bags TUrtee*!) dor said the OAS council has spent either as a reporter or a offUsa He left the Courant a with most receipts $371,180, fol also decided to put In action the taken 400 lives since they kicked made off with china, sllverwaie May Poke Heads public official. lowed by Norwalk, Stratford, Inter-American peace machin out the U.S. backed civilian jun and rugs Werbner began the biography West Haven, Branford. ery. ta Sunday. The capital was quieting Out of Capsule ALL AT ONE BUDGET PBICBt without announcing who the An open meeting of the OAS is By helicopters and motor- down. Shooting was decreasing. winner waa, a CJiam/ber cus Special Election expected to be called when Ven boats, the Americana were The colonel said mopping up WASHINGTON (AP) — tom la giving Ita community NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A spe ezuela will present a formal re being ferried from the Hotel operations are in progreoa Project Gemini oetronauto zO- Emtejodor in the outskirts to THESE SALES POSITIVELY NO PHONE service award. River Keeps Pressure cial election for a state senator quest for collective action to against the pro-Bosch forces. ported today they {dan to epea DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE OF Martin had realized inunedi- bring peace to the Dominican waiting ships offshore. There Wessin set up a three-man their apoceoraft and stick Ihair SALE AT 9:30 SHARP THURSDAY. CASH was under way in New Britain are about 2,000 Americans re CALLS! NO PRIOR SALES'. NO HOLDS! ON ately that he was the recipient, to ^ y to fill the vacancy caused Republic, the ambassador said. military junta and claimed vlC' heads out on the neXt mission, if however, when he heard that by the resignaUon of Sen. Virgin A Venezuelan official said the maining in the Dominican Re tory for his forces. aqiRpment is available in ttine. public. So far none has been .^5 OR CHARGE. the man to be honored was ia N. DiLoreto, a Democrat. request will be presented to the Col. Francisco Oaamano They will not, however, ven On Quad-Cities Area injured. bom in Essex Jtmetion, Vt. In contention are former State council of the Organlzaition of Deno, who appeared to be In ture outside the exmft aa d|d a 10 BUD ARTIFICIAL POTTED LILIES Reading the biography. American States later today. About 300 Marines were at the command of the pro-Boech cosmonaut on the moot recent MISSES FAMOUS NAME BLOUSES Sen. Paul Amenta, Democrat; EmbaJsulor and another 100 Werbner went on to recount CHICAGO (A P )—The Mississippi River kept its rec Jack A. Fusori Jr., Republican The QAS council met briefly forces, said, however, that aix Soviet fSgtat. REXJULAR 1.50 Exqui.site spring arrange- i-i a these incidents and accomplish In closed session this morning stood guard over the U.S. Em of Wessin’s tanks th^ crossed The plans war* dtoclnaad at a REXJULAR TO $2. Latest style*, one or “2 ^2 „ ord pressure on bulwarks of the quad-cities of Iowa and and Joseph K. Pac, Democrat- bassy in Santo Domingo. two of a kind. Solids, prints, not every 2 j C ment. So life like. In bright colored con- / ments: Independent to. hear a report from U.S. Am news coRfereno* lor Air Focoa Martin began newspaper re Illinois today and rolled southward at nearly eight bassador Ellsworth Bunker. He Wessin apparently was get- (See P»g» |Hx) style in every size, but still a good selection. talner. M n. DiLoreto was elected to Maje. James A. McDIvtot and porting in 1929, in Long Beach, miles an hour to batter levees which still held near read to Latin-Amerlcan ambas Edward H. White H, the pri (See Page Six) sadors a statement made by mary team for the fCrthcontteg Quipey. Graves Dlatrict which was part GIRLS 3-6x, 7-14 DRESSES ..2 FOR 5. GROUP OF LADIES' COSTUME BELTS Hundreds of homes and busi GT-4 flight, and the reserv* ly flooded by a levee, break eeu-- team. Air Force Lt. Col. Frank ORIGINALLY TO 1.50 Selected group, not ^ -« nesses in low-lying city areas REXJULAR 2.99 Many one of a kind, dainty C ^ East Lyme Site Iler this month was a deepening Borman and Navy Lt. Cmdr. every style in every size or color, but many j C were flooded. lake of nearly 10,000 acres. 200 Cong Guerrillas trims, easy cart fabrics. Prints and solids / The river, stlU to exert It* James A. Lovell Jr. in one and two piece styles. casual and dres.sy types. Just south of town, major The next mlaaion to planned Of ‘Air Strike’ g^reatest force in the west-cen plants were surrounded by tral IlUnols sector, already cov i a four-day journey of 68 er- EAST LYME (API—F-lOO jet water or awash. bits. mpurial Seamless Nylons Pkg. of 4 Pair ered 15,(XI0 acres of farm and Floodwatera roUed over more The Gemini spacecraft will b* JUST 3-REDWOOD PICNIC SETS fighter aircraft of the ConnecU- industrial land H occupied after Killed in Viet Action "I than 6,600 acres of form lend In launched from Oape Kennedy, REXJULAR $20. Minor repairs will make REGULAR 79c EA. Seamless plain or cut Air National Guard will con breaking throu^ dikes north micro mesh knit. Proportioned for length. South Quincy, but most of the Fla., and is to land 96 hours la these perfect! Sets consist of two 6 f t and south of Quincy. Earlier cltv of 46,000 reaidents is sit SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P)— U.S. planes and ...)00% Otfol^w ABRrevH Favorite spring colors. A terrific buy! 2. duct “ air strikes" in East Lyme ter in the Atlantic Ocean near Aerylie* »«•. RMr •tfvin. and one 9 ft. tables. All plus two benches. 3. Sunday against "aggressor thlf week R flooded 20,(XX) acres uated on bluffs and safe. helicopters and Vietnamese ground forces have killed an Grand Turk Island te th* aaoU cifM meliMtt f6>Niiifny. color ciofity. eieepbefiei tn fotir drainage districts near « « ir oBd ocM of moimoACAet. Aetyiic* or* noturtlly Weather treated. forces” in direct support of More than 15 square blocks of eistimated 200 Viet Cong guerrillas in three operations ern Bahamas.' wothproef. H oA dtoA tc. roodoA i B C AW lO H T I t Army National G i»rd ground Burtington, lowa. the business district were Inun- Dr. George Mueller, dlraetor •Mlitbit iA • rtfift of • OEcJlinB cdort. NEW REGINA ELECTRIC BROOM ranging from the Mekong River delta in the south to troop* at Stone'* Ranch. A .35 toot rise since Wednes daited in Hannibal, a olty of 30,- of the National Aaronoutio* and day put tbs level up to 34.05 FAMOUS NAME LONGLINE BRA REGULAR 29.99 Save money on this ^ _ Infantry battalion exercise* 000. the sandy coastal plains of central Viet Nam, spokes Space AdminiotraUoa’a manned using the Jeta of the lOSrd feet, only .86 foot under Quin The river burst a levee in the men said today. apace program, SOM tha next special purchase! No bogs to buy. easy to1 Q ^ 2 cy’s all-time Mgh mark. High Marine Phantoms in Quang r e g u l a r t o $2. Front or back hook 1 V Y empty plastic dust cup. For bare floors, Fighter Group waa announced South Qulnoy drainage distriot, Two Americans were killed launch ia plonnad for the third styles. ' * * today, by MaJ. Gen. ,E. Donald water at Quincy waa expected and enmifed more than 6,600 and live oUiers wounded In Uie Nam Province, where the key quarter of the year, but every stairs or rugs. Sensational savings. Sunday, wKh the peak forecast American airbase at Da Nang is STRAPLESS. REGULAR 1.59 ...... 62c acres. Some ISO persons were actions Wednesday and today. effort le being mode to advonea ’’ fE9 aupport WUI M con- revised upward to 26 feet. pvacuated. This brought the toll of U.S. located. K into June. trailed (omnud observer* on At Rock Island, 140 mile* up IlUnols or south of Quincy was combat fatalities in Viet Nam to Aground, the biggest action He said the final decision LADIES’ NYLON TRICOT GOWNS IRREGULAR CANNON HAND TOWELS' stream, where maximum pre was in Kien Hoa Province, on 2 M f l They will be mem- closed and most rail traffic was 363 since December 1961. would not be posrible until mi<^ VALUES TO 1.29 Solids with textured a pv “ ■ Aircraft Oon- ssure on levee# was expected ■topped. Highway 86 and the U.S. aircraft made two raids the coast 60 miles south of Sal May. $4. VALUE Shift style gowns with scoop -t for another two or three days, gon. Government commanders necklines. Lavish embroidered trims. Pas- I M W borders, in every popular bathroom color. ZLvJ q Squadron Mark Twain Bridge were in and Vietnamese Skyralder As the plana for opening tha Qte level dropped .03 foot, from danger of being closed.' claimed at least 80 guerrillas ■pacacioft te orbR and looking tel colors. Size* S, M, L, XL,. Save on this buy! I ■' B A m ' Matiob at fighter-bombers made a third in M U fo n ili m command of ita 33.48 fe*t maximum at 8 Two National Guardsmen on the • continuing air campaign were killed and 34 captured In out, WhMa, who repwtadly wl9 p.m. Wedneeday. against North Viet Nam’s high the opening phase Wednesday of make the experiment, aaid th* LADY ALMY KNIHING WORSTED FLANNEL BACK TABLECLOTHS North of Quincy, th* kvdlan (See Page Eleven) way system. Results’ reportedly an attempt to drive a major pooslblUty figures te the flight varied from "highly successful” Viet Oong force into the South plana and training so that “ if China Sea. The assault forces 1.29 VALUE 4-ply, 4 oz. knitting worsted, REXJULAR 1.99 Quality vinyl, soft flannel our equipment oome* along to to moderate damage. were reported to have suffered mothproof. -Choose from over 80 color*.. back. Assorted solids or florals. Wipes U.S. jeta flew 58 sorties ttena we wlH be ready for it’ ’ 77c clean with a damp cloth. Size 52x52. 1.66 agednst suspected Viet Oong only four wounded. Make sweaters, afghans. , Adminlstratioil Rebukec^ U.S. helicopter pilots ma positions and concentrations chine-gunned about 60 Viet Oong CLOSE OUT ASSORTED NOTIONS inside South Viet Nam. they caught trying to swim on 36" FINE C O nO N PLISSE The biggest strike was by 16 estuary. The pilota estimated REXJULAR 39c yard. Solids and prints. For ^ VALUEIS TO $1. Thread, needles, bias or they killed about 40. Bulletins InfanU’ wear, sleepwear. Oolorfast, waah- V / C seam binding. Assorted handy items fbr Health Budget Gets Boost Among American participant* home sewing. Priced to clear! i 7c Aussie Battalion able. 3 yds. ^ • in the taxation were U.S. Army ...100% jifiiowjioroyou "nmt mobtiw a^ Capt. Jack W. Sanford of East SATELLITE OJL \J POTAO olftr lOo btAomt of oOTMicn rotittoAc*. lOAf wMr, elctr eoiort, WASHINi ( A P ) - ' trafn-^If.S million to atari on astMclol RaineUe, W.Va., and Capt. PMtOOMOf tor inflri Adlorttly methoroef. CI^OOM * from • rtiAOOw of . II OclOft. heart development program. To Join Struggle WALLOPS ISLAND. Va. 36" QUALITY SPORT DENIM MEN'S\ BOYS’ BEHER SLACKS I The J inistra Bryce R. Kramer cf Qreens- It Mid tha propoool to aboUUi Despite the addttlana to the burg. Pa. ( i ^ ) —A 183-paand ■ttoaMIto CANBERRA. AustraUa (AP) REXJULAR 69c yard. Solids, stripes, checks REXJULAR 3.99. A select noup of polished f\ C \ thm w w today by tha four jofaa was "one of the health progrates, the bin’s total Sanford led a group of haU- satolltte woe toolad tat* arMI In all the favorite spring colors. Fine for cottons for men or boys. Easy care fabrics. / LJ\J Houtf itions noost fooUsh cuta in the budgot" to $820,7M,000 below the Preoi- — -Prime Minister Sir Robert copters which softened up Viet fieni this apoe* raeoareb 001*- P^ill cut. Save now! A ^ * y y B e e n putting off dial carpet purchase... waiting for a real ‘liuy''? Then don't mlM diit all sportswear, children's wear. 57c ter ' penny- and added to the oonvlotlon of dsnt's over-ofi requaals for new Menzies announced in the House Oong defensas in the landing ter today to mak* a aarlaa s i kktroductory sale of three exceptionally fine broadloom values... the completely new oonra paopla that a sepaiote fund* for th* fiscal yaar otartteg sone with rockets and machine- Oi MrtlS ching liie fleld of dapattmant of odwation sad July 1. A lairga chunk of the cut of RepresentoUvee today Aus- Bloated off an a T»4*o»4aff Town & Country” carpets from Bigelow, America’s oldest carpet manufacturer. B True to I, traiia win provide an Infaniry gun tire. Kramer led a helicop CLOSEOUT OF ZIPPERS CLOSE OUT ON CURTAINS bHe hi and manpow- trolntog toouM be aatabUffiad. may be raotorod later. TW* i* te ter unit which plastered two rookot at 9:17 a.m „ th* aotato «hair name, these handsomely textured fabrics meet the needs of modem living in dty and train- It approvod tho ontlr* I373.5 grant* to atate* for public oa battalion tor service in South lite. called to* Baoeaa Ex* ' / VALUES TO $4. DlaconUnued styles, suit- Viet Nam. machine-gun nest*. apartment or tubudian home. T^^tever your carpet requirement or color prefetenoe, VALUES TO 1.29 Assortad colors and mUUon raquoatod for th* man atotonce. Proaldont Ookod for $$,' In Vlnh Long Province, two r-C. waa rapartod to a lengths For skirts, necklines, Jackets. Snap \ able for kitchen, bedroom and bath. A power program. M.100,000 and th* comnUttee Sir Robert sold the decision arhit aa honr and a hnll Ihaae new broedloenM pioiide a happy, easy-on-the-budget apswerl 13c ^ svariaty of colors, fabrics In print* and r worded repoit had been made on request of the U.S. Army adviser* were killed these up at this price. 2 . In boosting to 81,m,TM,000 i^ipravad oMy $S blUlon. U aaid and a third was wounded during H m arMt ranarto ennw lipH * a $7,064,034,000 new funds for tha IwaMh 1noU< new progroma are taking peopie South VietnameM govemmerR leklng ato*r»— M ^ 'UK for the Labor for further military assistance. heavy fighting 80 milea south- tutos, tho coBunUti* -aoW, tha off the weMare rola and raduc- west of Saigon. CLOSEOUT FAMUOS LIPSTICKS tha Dapoit- oritej^ roqwot tUtod to 'ppo- tof dapaodOnoy, and wnomploy- Defense Minister Shane Pal- k PHONE CALL BRINGS SAMPLES TO YOUR HOME _ Education and tridge declined to say when the Government unUs eloshad NAME PERCALE. SHEETS. CASES vuo'for am MW advanooa in -Hint hoa boon dropping. with an aathnotad Viet Oong REGULAR $1*. Dwignar casM . . . new sum BEOjECTED SECONDS. REG. 3.99 TW (hao«paimMt»a caftwl bottalkm would leave and where DITBOffATIOir TAM ffff We wUl be hsppjr to send a decorator-trained carpet coimaeior te your home V TWIN th* ottock Oh major dtotodi Even wMb (ha outo. tha total company. Qovarnment sourcoa with “Town and Country” aaniplea. mer shades, some frosted typas, ptnka and ta t ' It roquoata iori- pnhtaraa 4r tor Mi'phiMliiil M M would be deplcqrad in South WASmNaTON (AT) — 17c Rag. 3.49 FULL 2.39 and teodoquata I ttM W l U UTMM.OOO more Vto4 Nam. olaimod 84 Viet Oong war* corals. ■iitoHng P«m» teua. klUed. A U.8. mlUtory spokao- JUST TELEPHONE 443-5103 Rag. 3 for 1.99 Casas 2 for 1.04 'ooM ono propoood out wo* .nw amouit The force would numbor up to M tot to* t f f l a f l S l V tito 1.99 toolMi. 800 man said government ^ torgat dote tor totoim iM at may be tocraggad oBotmoata men. included 16 killed and 60 wound' MISSES', WOMEN'S DAYTIME DRESSES xepoit was nrittso liy Holds the Weather Up There? Prooidafit Johnson, ta a iefter ott grndto to a poNto aolMtl the Houae goto on to* tooboy UE to Sir Robari raloaaad hare e d .' Exclusively of SELECTED GROUP BEHiR JEWELRY Mm-E. Fogarty, D-R.I. In a tMrd action. wWoh began ajrstoM I REGULAR 0,99 floUda . . . PrinU . . Ntan tor Nine-year-old Janis Schumacher takes k wary view almuMonaouaiy wMh toe otato- Ms vlswa, tha for TVasday in Quang Norn Prov elaasle ahirtwalats, Bwaths. In a iimritty VALi AbE t o |3. Pins, Barrings, Naeklacas, e* 4 Elmer Fudd, a white rat perched on her brown ment, m M: and ox-r"^"' at ince. govornmaiit fore** repost- of aaay oare (abrios. Staa* for mlsasi, allvar or gold metals, aoma with sim iiist^ K | «• "I ora delifbM to (*w dad 4 . to tta $10 miniBii ladtff Elmer lodes more sure of his loeatioD than ad they hod kUlad 41 oni) cop- n f MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER woman and half sties. stonaa. Mostly ons of a kind. -J ekm at f t u t govarnmant. This odkte to n ^ Mngaracataa ttt* turad 36. Two govacniMto| s m e j g w S ll MAIN STREET — Opp. Stata Armaiy •>- raifc t t m Bight at Our Dear Itroopa w«r« kOtol liffL t t l • • A c t . y (I ^ f '74 L.-.- s ■Be—!
ItANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 PAGE THREE
ciea issued a call today for a Andover stotemmt of condition of banks steal dduoatlon acUvitlos. Super H eb ro n Events at the Aoee of business Monday SouthWindsor imposed on these areas would Sheinwold on Bridge ' y OpMiiiig Jrhr 40 for liiw April 26. be softball cUamends sad spaces TffcCONSECUnVE YIAR The call was issued by Comp- for socoer, track, basketball, In Capital BKIMm.E CMYBTAL BAIX. trollsr of the Currency James J. and volleyball activities. Postmaster Town Voters Faced Saxon, the Federal Reserve It was also suggested that a NOT NEEDED FOR BBIDOE noma School Board Hears By ALFRED 6HEINWOLO A 674 WASHTNGTON (AP) — A Boardiand the Federal Deposit considerable area adjacent to Insurance Oorp. the school should be paved with The advantage of having a 9 K4 government Investigattng agen Is Appointed reliable crystal baH la (hat you ^ AJ687S GLEN HAVEN With' Big Decisions The call covers all natio^ court marking's, thereby allow cy today reprimanded the Army can Atwaya teU when com pany K4 banks and s|l state banks w)uch Middle School Plans ing its spring and fall use when BART to r what It said was persisteRtly are members of the Federal fields are unu suable. Is coming or whether the boos For Amston wiU ahoar tq> at eight o ’clock In A S Azide from the first item onOvarloua afBciale and for i^dilch poor maintenance of billione of Reserve or which carry federal Second School Eyed $ J»7< deposit insurance. Mucattonal apedfloatlons formas' clubs, assemblies, dramatics. the moniiig- don’t need BOYS’ DAY (MMP the 20-item warning, "to choose they receive compensation dollars worth o f eqiSpment. Pine St. At ford Rd., Mancheater Supt. Charles Warner said he 0 3 2 K44 tba proposed middle echoot were sports programs serve as help The uncettolnty os to edieOter supemajtnral help to teH which a moderator,” and the 20th would be performed by the full "Notwithstanding the vast ful outlets for the abundant en had visited two Junior high « 8532 1674 WASHmOTON (AP) — A call preeented to the board of educa the Amston post office le to oon- ace ye& partner bokto. lOLTON, CONN. time clerk. A sizable portion of sums of moneys appropriated ergy and enthusiasm o f thi.s age schools in Springfield and New Opening lead — Four of Item, "to do any other buelneaa the new clerk’s would come annually by the Congress fo r from the White House Inferrupt- tion Tuesday night by the ad tinue serving the Amston area KlIO g i l l Braekarea A n Available A it g^up, the administration con Hai-eh and discussed with them Spades. proper to come before said from all or some of the pay maintenance purposes," the ed a $6(X>-a-plate fund-raising ministration. c lu d e . the advantages and disadvan has finally been settled. Mrs. When this hand was played ments now made to several in dinner that Mpublicana threw *nie proposed school was es Marie Reid of Hebron hna been 8?.” * meeting,’’ the electors and citi General Accounting Office said, The auditorium - cafeteria tages of housing Grades 7 and in the annual Msrcolleglate zens of Andover ■will act on 18 dividuals. The exact work pat "we continue to find widespread Wednesday night for their sen timated at a “bsUpark figure” 8 together. named postmaster in that sec Bridge Tournament a eotgse of * a » GEORGE BimiHEIX, OampJPInriy tern for the clerk will come ate leader, Everett M. Dirksen ef ait one sad a half million dol- would serve 400 pupils with a tion of town. She is the wife MW major items of business when instances of inadequate mainte stage situated at one end. The Board members expressed moqttis ago, the problem was to t e l e p h o n e HARTFORD 233-7638 ttw Annual Budget meeting from experience with the Job; nance of army vehioles, air of Illinois: 1am and require some 20 tb 26 surprise tliat the education spe- of Aaron Reid, who heads He defeat the contiaot of three no- the need for such full-time serv The interruption came when administration facilities would $= f Al I BmmitM Olew M itals for weekctal plralra convenes ait 8 p.m. Saturday at craft, electronic equipment and acres of land. cificatio;is called for an expand bron’s Democratic Town Oom- trump. ice has been eftabllshed with President Johnson summoned TTie specifications call fo r 24 Include a general business of m lttee. [ betauriiaiidled by Camp DIrootor, Geerie Mltehefi. T e lf the Elementary school. m issiles.” fice, principal’s office, vice prin able school. West opens the four of spades dtamends, he kaasm Ihait be Officials to be elected in reaaonable certainty. The GAO noted that this was congressional leaders to confer dassroomsi d science class Supt. Warner said the origin Mrs. Reid baa served as act bHaitford 288-7886. ..lb cipal's office and guidance suite. to the ace. South tries a finesse must lead a heart, and this lead clude a building official, a job Other business of the meet the latest in a series of reports about sending U.S. Marines into rooms, 2 music rooms, 2 art al proposal called forklrades 7 ing postmaster tor the pifst with the jock on the spade re Lorins photo the strife-torn Dominican Re rooms, 2 home economic rooms, The Instructional center year. The appointment is go^ defeats the contraot. Hoar, If the now held by Percy B. Cook, for ing will be to hear a report of dealing with the problem, "and would include a library to ac through 9 to be housed in the turn, loei^ to the queen. Back coRege students who wurked a one-year term; two members the underlying management public to protect and safely 2 industrial art rooms (1 wood middle school. The citizen's news for the town. The office the school buUding committee, Engaged commodate 90 to 120 pupils comes a spade to the Ung. this hand out ootreotta wfil wofh of the recreation commission deficiencies previously reported withdraw American citizens. / / y / to vote the necessary authority and 1 metall, a remedial in committee suggested Grades 7 has been a going concent for The dinner was sponsored by struction room, a cafeteria with with space for 9,000 to 12,000 South goes after the dtomonds, 1 hood oa Integnu OWeuIus, for three-year terms; and a for the selectmen to carry out The engagement of Miss Ju were often similar to those de and 8. the past lOS years or so. and East gets In with the king. TONIGHT the Republican Senatorial Cam a stage at the end of the cafe books. The audio-visual mate The office serves the southern maybe we’B win m space race. member of the capital Improve road progrAme with the state dith Risley of 10 Echo Dr., Ver scribed in this report.” teria, a gymnasium divided into rial area would have equipment The adm inistration sasrs the Now East must return the right Dally Qoeetloa FEATURE SHOWN FIRST ment planning committee for a highw ay departm ent emd for non to Gary Boland of Man paign (fommittee, and a spokes part of the town in the area for man said the g ^ of $326,(X)0 2 teaming stations, an indus storage area, a preview area, .school enrollment will be such merly known as Tumerville. It suit. If East returns a club, Partaer opens with ewa heart, MANAS' three-year term. the tovm treasurer to tempo chester has been announced by WASHINGTON (AP) F ed trial materials center, a faculty student viewing of 875 square that the .school will be needed also serves a small part of Leb South takes nine fast tricks; if and Ihe next player passes. Tea Of much interest will be the rarily borrow not more than her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hor eral banking regulatory ogen- was far exceed^. work room and a teachers' feet and .shelf area for curricu by 1967 to house 900 pupils and anon. The Airline railroad In for East returns a heart, West rum holdt Spadea, Q -8 ^ 8 | Hearts, nomlnaltion and election of all $25,000 during the next fiscal ace Risley, Chesterfield, N.H. lounge. lum material. that it should be located on the mer years went through Tumer the spades to defeat the con A -1 6; DtammMs, 8-8{ Otahs, $■ three Andover members of the year. Her fiance is a son of Mrs. Orchard Hill School property. tra ct In a sunonary to the board There would also be a teach ville, now Amston, and was S-A-f. Rham Board of Education. Us To receive and adopt the Marjorie Boland of 57 McKin W4r the administratian stated that ers work room and curriculum It also says that in 1969 a something of a railroad center. How does Best know which What da you soyf ually only one member would ley St. and the late John Bo - ace his partner hoMsT Ita dwm- budget for the fiscal year from the benefits accrued from a center with apace for typing ta second 900-pupU school will be Older residents may recall see Anawwr: Bid one seade. Al be up for election, which would July 1. 1665 to June 30, 1966 land. middle school program are; bles apd duplicating machines, needed in the western half of ing the "Ghost Train” (painted pionehlp play, East sbotfid ways ftiow a five-oaid suR at be that of the member whoee Miss Risley is a 1963 grad know; there le no need for him is the main reason for the meet More effective grouping, offers and a teachers* lounge. town. Supt. Warner said if tho white) on Me trip boM and the tovsl o f otM rather than re HOWID term expiree July 1. CurrenUy ing. This piece of business can uate of Brattleboro (Vt.) High s period of trarwltlon between Science Room Space schools are built with the abil forth from New York. to guess. spond W illi one m tiu m p . this Is the post now held by School and a 1964 graduate of Jrs'., Misses’, Women's The play of the first two tricks be ^K>rt and sw eet or lon g and elementary school and high The six science rooms would ity to expand them. It mlg^t The local board of education MURDEI Mrs. Donald Richards. ^ How difficult. No one can predict how Thompson School for Practical school, more effective utilization be 875 square feet to accomo delay the buUding of a second reviewed aH areas of its request makes it clear that South hee For Bhafanrold’a 31-page book Nursing, Brattleboro. She is only the king of spades left. hiMHB IBM BE* ever, the recent resigns taxpayers will perform. One of teaching personnel and an date a demonstraticxi table and high school for a time. ed budget for the 1965-66 fiscal let, “APocketOulda to&tdge, TRI^Ra IN lE t Donald Clough, with two employed as a licensed practical enriched program through dif It is estimated that a sec West can lead any of his three thing Is certain: The budget FASHION 30-inch science top counters on year at a recent board meeting send 30 cents to Bridge Book, iw. W iTIOMIttli to go. and James Foran, one total is $436,000, an Increase nurse at Manchester Memorial ferential grouping. two sides of the classrcmm. ond high school will be needed spades and South wW stUl have Mencheeter Eve. Herald, Box Hospital. Her fiance attended KITES and will moke aimounoements to play the king. Instead of pick year remaining, make all three over last y-ear of $23,000, and The administration hopes to Space for science exhibits is in 1671 which wUl cost two- at a public hearing to be held 3318, Grand Central fiteto open. Manchester High School and is also suggested. It is suggested and-a-lialf to three million dol ing a apede at random, West Now Tock 17, N.T. FEATURE SHOWN FIRST this means that the amount to DRESSES start the program in the fall of in MAy. be raised by taxes will be $304,- employed at Fitzgerald Ford, 1667 by housing the students in that a small preparatory loom lars. chooses a particular spiwle to EUdBPreaiey Mrs. Richards has indicated a R ockville. Supt. Aran Damarjian states Sunday, Moa„ Tnea,, Wed. desire to serve another term If 000. a new middle sAool. with a laboratory bench along ' The administration felt that that it appecuv that about 20 show where Me side strength is. OmSS’SSL Oerp. and Thursday The wedding is planned for Orig. with sink and utilities be pro West would return his lowest the people o f the town are To raise this amount on a $3 The specifications call for a this should be best eocplorsd by July 24 in South M ethodist 4.97 and pupils in Grades 2 to 6 would "KID Galahad “HOW TO BfUBOER TOUR agreeable to the Idea. George 900-pupU^ school expandable to vided for each two science class the public building commission. be benefltted by qieclal help ^Mde, the deuce, K he had sMe grand list of $5,439,000 will very Church. 5.97 1,200. The grades Included room s. There would be an Increase in strength in the lowest suit C U I.R U K eiOTi?«THSt WIFE" TesJte at 8:06 Munson, Mrs. Francis Haines, likely call for a tax rate of 56 from a speech and hearing mills. Just why this mill rate is would be Grades 7 and 8. The remedial instruction room expenses if the middle schools teacher. Also 19 in Idndergar- (clubs). In this case. West has and Larry T. Scanlon have all Orig. 8 .9 7 ...... $ 5 The administration feels the would be the size of a regular were made expandable since side strenrih In the highest suit expressed a wUllngnees to serve. necessary was clearly brought t«n and first grade. out in the detailed budget Orig. middle school would offer op classioom. The room would be there would be a need for core Oiearts), and therefore West re All three have lived here for a School Menus Rayons, cottons, knits and novelty The superintendent also gave turns hie highest spade (the EnsTUjaoD mailed to all Andover residents portunities to all pupils to de divided iinto two secticxis with heating facUitiee. out the schedule proposed for number of- years, all have been fabrics. Sheath.s, shifts, full skirts in 8.97 velop, to the extent of their a mcnreable partiUon. eight)ht) at the third trick. "Dina in Authentic Colonial Atmotphoro” very active In community af a few days ago by the board of 1 and 2 pc. styles. Sizes 5 to 15, 8 to Jane Romeyn pointed out an art teacher the conilng year,' When Best takes the )dt« of finance. Any que^ions remain abUlUes, mastery In the fun The two homemaking rooms to be in the Hebron school fairs, and ail have children at The menu for the Manches 18, 14>/4 to 24% . damental subject matter fields would each be 960 scjuare feet. that the cost of the schools Rham. Other people are report ing .should be cleared up at the should be kept low, or the board three days weekly, instead of Seaa Ceanecy as budget meeting Saturday ter public school system for the of interest, and development of One would be designed primar two days. Art would be taught yames Bond, Agrat 607 ed to be intwested, but have week begimUng Monday, May 3, Orig. good habits of character and ily as a food laboratory with might not get them at aR. She PYQUAUG INN made no statement about it. night. noted that the expandable on a regular schedule in each ta ‘TMdfinger” (ta Color) is as follows: Citizenship. spaces for four kitchen units. grade. SaisriM of town offlcials are Monday: Cubed steak, gravy, Giris' Vinyl 10.97 In addition the middle school The secKXid would be designed schools would cost more 7 :0 0 -6 :2 6 161 MAIN ST. — WETHERSFIELD. CONN. Manchester Evening Herald Harry Anderson suggested Work would also be carried STATE the subject of several ibetne. mashed potato, buttered wax would offer a broad program of as a clothing center with the ’TEL. 529-9463 e AMPLE PARKING Andover correspondent, Law that a 1,200-pupU schiMl be on wtth the admtnlstraUon and plas—Academy Award A salary for the first selectman rence Moe, telephone 742-6796. beans, bread, butter, mixed B8 SURI. >e^lSS has been servlns the Heme OwMr pupil activities which wdU meet provision for eight sewing ma teachers in developing oppor- Short WhuMr of 31,200, now paid 3600, will fruit. the need of adolescent youth chines. built rather than a 600-pupil for 33 YfARS. For a complete M il INS8KTION ef JACKCTS school. He questioned g«ttl^ tunitkse in art eduoation tm the *THE PINK PHINK” be aotod on; a salary for the FLUSTERED TELLER Tuesday: Spanish rice ■with for self-expression, the admin The two industrial art shops teaching staff. SMORGASBORD tax oolleolor of $1,600 will be h a m b u r g, buttered spinach, your heme by • Termite Cenlrel Ixperl, supervised istration indicated. would also be 960 square feet through to 1668 without a sec 6 4 0 -8 :6 8 KANSAS CTTY, Mo. (AP)i — S t ond building. April Bloom voted on; the salary of the Barbara Coffman, a teller at the bread, butter, ice cream. by the finest technical staff, phene our neaietl *' Well organized activities such each. There would be provision Flowers, flowers! You see A Feature town clerit, now 32,400, is up Wedne.sday: Frankfurt on a to include instructton in wcxxl- Supt. Warner stated building Suburban National Bank, .said 1^1 office: a 1,200-pupU school would them overywhere, after a rath for readjustment to $1,200, with she was so excited she couldn't roll, baked beans, cole slaw, *2 .3 3 woricing and metal working. er wet and drizzUng month. WEDNESDAY a minimum of 35 hours a week peache.s. ^^Inated cren— Both rooms have space for sim mean the action of 12 class find the switch to turn on the ;vools. Fitted *«8-onals rooms. But no dandelions yet. Jonquils, SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. In office hours and all fees col automatic camera which is sup Thursday; Roast beef, gravy, F*hll rayon lining. Novelty belt back. ple equipment and facilities ‘THE HOME OF Novelty stitched pockets, yokes and Chairman Francis N ester pretty things, in abundance, but SUNDAY, 3 to 8 PJ«. lected going to the town posed to take pictures of bank mashed potato, buttered green wcxild be provided for testing, no dandelions in this area. GOOD FOOD The question o f sa la ry, aid- beans, bread, butter, jello with 649-9240 details. White, blue, red and bone ‘-•mited quantifies ®rohen sizes. dMncxistratlng, teaching and ac questioned the feasihUity of robbers. Greeters justments is connected with beige. Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. tual manipulation of tools. building a 1,000-pupU school be MASCHE '.t I M »’H M3 -8' LUNCHEONS served 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. |1.25 up A lone bandit got about $6,000 whippied topping. cause of the borroiwing ca Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cranlck AMPLf fAyhIM. Item 11, ‘*IV> zee If tlve Town from Mrs. Coffman In a quiet Friday: Tuna salad on roll, CONDITIONERS The gymnasium would be dlv- . . . Served P JA P-Jd. BLISS TEKMITE CONTROL CORF. isable into two instructional cen pacity of the town. were the ones who gave the DINNERS 6 to 9 will authorize the Board of Se stickup at the bank Wednesday. potato chips, buttered peas, Supt. Warner indicated the glad hand to Gilead Church Now Strand, New Britain lectmen to provide a full-time Mrs. Coffman said. "He came milk, gingerbread. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • 1ST. 1B82 ALL SIZES ters. Because of economy It was i m suggested that a visual type of second middle school would people Simday last Ushers “Mary Popptae" DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS clerk to assist the various Town up to the booth, threw a paper give a fleoclbUlty to move stu were James Simona and Wil 11- 140-8:46 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. Officers, Boards, and Commis sack on the counter, and said: SinOIDE TOLL 20,000 divi^r as opposed to a sound l-l{80-4-64 ------The Oldest and Largest in Conn. ■HOT” PRE-SEASON proof cxie would be acceptable. dents as the need arose. He bur Hills. iBPSblAL FRIDAY NIGHT—WHARFSIDE DINNER sions with the peorformance of ‘Keep smiling lady, and keep NEJW YORK — Each year GIRLS’ A drop canvas with weights was also said it would be tight Some of the GUead Oongre- their official duties.” . Some of filling that up with the green more than 20,000 Amerioans BOYS' JACKETS PRICES building for the next five yean gatlonel ladies will want to be the duties now perfm-med by stu ff.' ” commit suicide. m entionecl Benmet end party room available for "V |SPRING SUITS AND The two music rooms would and recommended building the baking for the hobby show and Closed food sole tMs week. Betty Fil- weddings, banquets end holiday paitlaa. have a capacity o f 60 pistils 900-pupU school that was ex For reservations, call 629-9468. Orig. 5.97 pandable. iauM and Charlotte Motylca FRANK’S CAFE East Windsor Mondays 2-PlECE SUITS each. The looms would be ac- have room in their freezers for and 6.97 O rig. 8.97 txxistic^Uy designed so that He also reconunended the anyone who needs the space. Tlie Family Beetanrant DRIVE-IN «^"(5 choral and instrumental instruc- second building be built on an $ 4 Orig. 8.97 expandable basis, this wtjuld CMkhen will wrant to save their CORNER MAIN and PEARL NORMAN’S tion might be carried on. nicloels and dimes for Such •5 The play area suound the give the town two expcmdoble bases, he noted. things as kites, books, flaga, This Week’s Special Wools, nubby rayons, textured rayons. 445 Hartford Rd school would be divided into jump ropee, gifts for their m ov Broken sizes, assorted colors aad four rectangular areas for phy- Assistant Supt Perry said a A ft ft 2, 3 and 4 pc. styles. Broken sizes. styles. that the stoves and refriger ers and surptiees from the fish lAKED SniFFte Limited quantities. ators are purchased at 60 per pond. The hobby show adfi food cent less than the purchase sale will be on May 8. JUMIO SHRIMP price and they ore also re Baseball Registration placed every 18 montha Regtotratlon for Utde League THE NEW Chairman Nester said that and M be Ruth league wtU be •1.50 "although we are taHdng about accepted at CeMo's store, He bron center, or at the residMioe free stovee and refrigerators, Fresh breads and pas- BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Girls' 1 and 2 Pc. the town stUl has to pay for of Mrs. George Smith until May the square footage of the 8, at which time there will be tries made daily. ROUTE 44-A—BOLTON SW/NG SUITS rooms.” The state recommends try-outs on the town baseball 876 square feet for the home field, leased by St Peter's Featuring Daily Specials DRESSES economic laba Hie educational Church. Thb Fri. at 8 p.m. wfll SWING BINGO apedfioatioiis call for 960 A s Alw ays P. A. C. BALLROOM square feet Mencbeeter Evening Herald Legal Beverages Agoin Footur* Hebron correspondent Mies 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE The administration will pre ONE SHOW at DUSK Orig. sent an outline of the school Susan B. Pendleton, telephom TEL. 849-5544 F eat, la t So l , T hors. I Originally EVERY MONDAY-^ P.M. curriculum at the next board 228-3464. Bob Mai tempo 3.57 and 3.77 and meeting. The next step is for and the Ylbratfom $25 the educational specifications to INTO SPRING go to the public building com- U.S. Plane Hit m iseio^ Come In and Vibrate ^ ^''’eeds. che!^ Longer Year Hit Roy Stanko, Tour Friendly Hoot Soya: Several citizens appeared be By Korean Jets In Our Blue Stag Room Originally 999 Main St. fore the board to object to the “LET’S GO DANCING i 4.97 and 5.97 TRUDY-S added three days in June. The WASHINGTON (AP) — A TONIGHT, FBL and SAT. “ITS F U N r Everyone Welcome (Next to Savings board at its 1^ meeting U.S. Air Force reconnaissance ~~~sop!oi»w ~ plane was damaged when two DON^OORE M||,g IN A lengthened the Elaster vaca VERSATILES” Cottons, rayons, nylons. Prints, stripes & Loan Assoc.) tion but added three days In North Korean jet fighters at 21 Years and Over and solid colors. Sizes 3 to 6x and t a b u c l o t h s June. tacked It over International e |[or Party Reeervathme—Phone 643-6068 e 7 to 14. Serving a full line of Mrs. Charles Creedon said waters m ore than 80 m iles o ff e Dally Luncheon Spednla — 86e e In a letter to the board that the coast of Communist North Entrance In Rear ^ 1 * 6 6 breokfost, lunch, and snock-time foods. Girl Scout Troop 757 had Korea, the Pentagon says. planned a trip to New York Reporting uie Incident OAK ST. RESTAURANT reproduc- on4 OMAR Coffee. City but the trip now conflicts Wednesday, the Defense De MERCURY! stop In for BREAKFAST, 6:30 to 11 A.M. with the lenghtened school partment said the RB47 with six 86 OAK ST. PLENTY of FREE PARXINO Our grinders are the best In town. year. crewmen aboard was on a rou Misses', Women's Come In and try one for yourself. The group plans to ■visit the tine mission Tuesday when the attack occurred. White. Colors: Ecru Open Monday—Saturday, 6:30 AJM. to 6:30 PJVI,—Thnis, to 9 UJJ., World's Flair and Metro politan Museum. She noted that The plane returned to Yokota reservations had 'already been Air Force Base In Japan and no COORDINATES made and passes obtained. Injuries were suffered ^ the y Mon.-Sat. 7-9:25 BURNSIDE Mrs. Creedon said this was crew, the Pentagon said. The $Sun. Coni, z P.M. MOST BEAUTIFUL CARGO CARRIER IN TOWN! Orig. 8.97 Orig. 10.97 imposing a hardship on the RB47 fired back at the two at girls ai^ ashed that the girls tacking MI017S, but the result be allowed absences from of the return fire was not I •ANTHONY QUINN* IRENE FWe • ALAN BATES* I school. learned. . State Department officllu FRENCH 9 Asst. Supt. Perry noted that Juniors' and .Misses many teachers had planned to were reported undecided wheth INSTANT er to formaUy protest the at- attend workshops and that one ^ Textimd rayons, cotton knits, novelty or two teechets might be re ti^ . Thera would be a problem orwhom to protest to since the |p| fabrics. 2 and 3 pc. styles. Broken SPRING leased but not the whole Eng 1 sizes. Limited quantities. lish department. United States does not recognize the Communist Nortli ' Kbnaa A9- EARNINGS Bradford Alpers requested the board to reconsider its de regime. The U.N. Korean COATS DlvldendB paid from day cision for four reasons: With sUce Commission still exists. H Atadte FRIES A spokesman said the RB47 of deposit — 4 ttmes a out the added three days there IlDBEAYllMTeFtaeitFIliii Only will still be 180 school days to was over the Sea of Japan, off THE BEST YOU EVER AJEI year. the east coast of North Iforea satisfy state requirements; AM biiBliif wIMg Orig. there are other groups adverse when the attack occurred. The TODDLERS COAT At the end of March, brief formal announcement had mfrtfttGtcw $ . * 8 ly affected by the board’s dt- sold the plane was "flyliig mors 11 June, September and Do- cision; it means financially lit than 60 miles from the Korean the n e w oember. tle to the town, and many mainland, and parallel to the & BONNET SETS teachers were scheduled to coast, at the Ume of attack.’’ Orig. start summer jobs or classes, There have been 38 such Ind- O rig. and the decision was creating a $15. denta In the For East and Eu *11 4.97 hardship for them. rope, the latest having occurred Supt. Warner said he told BOLTON LAKE HOTEL and / March 10 last year over Germa parents the board had made a ny. ROUTE 44-A-BQLTON, CONN. 5.97 ruling that school was in ses sion those three days. He said POWER ENDED IN 1876 that the parents would have to VATICAN CITY—The PWes^ om O rig. make the Judgment whether m temporal power ended ta IBTO EVERY THURS. NIGHT 6.97 and prearranged program was more Dividend Paid when the Papal fltates wera FROM 6:30 to 8:80 PJI. 8.97 valuable than the last three dlaadved. Laminated crepes, diagonals, mohair from Day of Deposit days of school. loops. Wool tweeds, plaids and nov The board decided that It ITAUANO Novelty rayons, textured rayons and elty checks. Fitted and boxy atytea. ooulid not discuss the matter at laminated fabrics. Fitted and boxy Sizea 5 to 13, 8 to la IKIL iM-iur Hi ATiMS I5t THiesday n igh t's m eeting os K SALES AR t UP 43%’ atylea. 6 to 24 montha and 1 to 4 years. was not on the agenda. The and your Morcury doalor can show you whyl V Item wlH be put on Om agenda for the moct V w rd meeting' MEADOWS".” S AVIXGS Aatheay PetkhM Maarheator Bvealag HaraM Autot Leigh IK / LOAM fieutli Wlaissr rnrresfiftieat, ^ ) 4 I Kilos Brownie Joaeph, Alfred Hltebeeekh HISSES’ TEXTURED INFANTS’ DRESSES •148. ’•PSYCHO” AU YOU CAN KAT — $3.00 Ptr Pi ■ SInIb $2 flft ’ plua (ta Osier) 1667 MAIN BT, — NEAR MAPLE ST, HEMLOCK m O H >f*n 1r oar main diniBg r o e o i... MORI ARTY BROTHERS. Inc. •2.00 BBANGB OFFICE. ROUTE 31, COVENTRY BAN FTUNCXfiOO — West Qery Great ] Tt»Hea taportz. Sleevelaia, b o^ Mp* ern hemlocfc lumber Ig good for L a n a 801W CfiNTBB STBEET^^CINGHBCTR. CONN. pm t cloeing. Mock turtle, crew or tur- ozoorted ziyieo. ■ N r a x . 4 PJR. MONDAY THROUGH nUDAT flooring, wall paiiamig and Ua itocWiito. White, block, powder caUnstwoK baoauN tt Is fooe "H O U S S O A r U m i potai pink, maize. Sizea S-M-U NUHT S ta S VCLOCO. foom and talMa palBt gg cle a r &M m s araH.
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r P A G E F i V a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1988 *«• MANCHESTER EVENING HE31ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY,. APRIL 29,. 1965 In a aubmarina to South Amari- Jobless Claims OVER M ILU O N 9A Q M F O U R ca; had holad up in tha Alps- 1 Until recenUy, toa Ruralana ^ ^ Events Hitler’s Tomb Serves Decrease 6.5% PRESCRIFTIONS Oounty Extension Office In kept silent about what they Safely Comporaided G&S Workshop found. jQventry Rockville. wSHRoWMTRYFmriiFf In W orU ’They finally talked, they raid,’ Unemploment compensations The University of Connect!-! To Dine May 8 Tonight The Baby Has As Lookout for Reds becauM a West Berlin proracm- claims filed In Manchester last ARTHUR DRUfi cut Student Dairy Fitting and tor had. filed charges against week d ro j^ d by 6V4 per cent Showmanship Contest will be MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet IBtler to assure hla prosecution below those of the preivlous ® A Sets Hearing Monday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. May 7 The Manchester Gilbert and >Hce have airertad a young By JOHN O. KOEHLER for crimes against humanity if week, with 739 persons filing in the Hicks Arena. Sullivan Workshop will have rtUsh teacher named (^rald ooe B E R L IN (A P )— If you stand atop a wooden platform ha should ever turn up, after toe for the week ending April 24, Letter from Visitor Ma aeoond annual reunion ban Television Been Named gBrooke and filed a charge of an expiration of toe statute of limi compared to 790 who fifed dur On 2 Variance Requests A letter has been received quet Saturday, May 8, at 6:80 10) Patsr Jsmilm i N swa undisclosed nature agalnrt him, at Potsdamer Platz in downtown Berlin and look slight ing the week ending April 17. (:00 -10.13-18-») Merle tations. from Miss Saundra He&isonn. a pjn. at the Bolton Lake Hotel, r> AAmlret Jack M) lymeh q>af_ a British Embassy spokesman ly to your left across the concrete and barbed wire of Yelena Rshevskaya, a mem Last week's 709 claimants retired music teacher from Chi Bolton. The event la open to I») WhIpUsb lOdi^Danlel B oom BINGO said today. included 154 from the Rock- UNFEMININE H m soBlnr board of appeato^tend tha New Bng:1and Dhtrict 848) The Munstsra the Red wall, you will see a grass-covered mound. ber of a Soviet army intelli current and former members. |m ) Friendly atairt The London Daily Mail said Mfmaata <>/»■ mrm Paator’a CX)nferehce of Lutheran cago, visiting with friends In 8 - 8 ^ ) Johnny Quasi ( O Occasionally East German^- gence team charged with ar vlUe-Vernon’ area. The remain hear two reqaeate for aon-1 Svnod. ■tart Coventry for a few weeks. She There will be dancing after the 84) visits wlUi Sculptor EVERY FRIDAY I PJi Brooke was held on espionage resting top-ranking Nazis, said ing 685 were from Manchester HAIR |-S(MQ) Donna R M Cota, JanlM May, daughter of Alfred Hanry ai)d June charges, but the embsAsy aaid it Communist border guards walk hands of toe Russians, who l y varlancea u a public hea writes, “One of the meet en- dinner. it Le past toe genUy sloping, 16-foot In a radio report there ware Ir and from about 10 surrounding ]oirad)le svmlngs I have had R ^ tvation s oloae Saturday ______Heund ifH SOUTH COVENTKY L ouIm Stetson Cote. Auburn Trail, Coventry. She was bom "luis n()t been told toe practise probably would have marched 1M at » p.m. Monday In tl ______Merle April 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hsr maternal mound. Sometimes toe guante refutable evidence that Hitler towns. Permanently Removed while here was April 16 when and may be made with Mrs. VKrto^Itats nature of the charge.” him through the streets of Mos Claims filed laet week Licensed Electrologlat offldrbulidta* on Rt, SI. throuah ------^ f20) Film 1GO4S-80) Dr. KOdars grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Stetson, Coventry. Her walk up on it and observe the had died. I attended a Tenebrae Service James ScOtt, Old Stafford Rd., (24) W » ^ New? The spokesman said toe Rus cow, he kilted himself. Eva Miss Rshevskaya described in throughout the state declined ^ ^ e appeal will be for ape- St. Satthewa Lutheran Church Tolland. (10) The Pioneem (18) SubseiipUm TV paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rich, (Chest sians have not answered two area around them, watching for Braun, his mistress of many aMU excepUon to conatruct In New Britain. in the Second Congregational ( A8040) My Thras SoM refugees. detail how toe bodies of Hitler by 567 to a total of 26J141. Dur Clairs Allardye* Church in North Coventry. I A check will be presented to 6:00 ( S) News t:00 ( M S ) Password nut Hill. embassy recTueste for permis years and wife of a day, swal ing the correepondlnig period I kaimb for the on Rt. 6| The Rev. Junes H. Ameling, (10) ^e-DenUfy ( 8-80-40) Bewitched • • • • • It is a macabre spectacle, and Eva Braun were found in thought the service very Im- the Instructors of the Handi (M ) Charming (Juebec sion to see Brooke. lowed cyanide. The dog was toe’ bomb crater but did not say last year, statewide claims to the BoKon-Ooventry town capped at the banquet. It rspre- (80) Flash (Jordon Gustafson, Kristen Marie, daughter of the Rev. Ken He was arrested Monday (xmsldering that under their poisoned. 649-5577 preeatve and near the end of (22) Roclcy and Hli Friends 8:80 (lO^sSo) Hasel (CO feet, beneath this mound, lies where the remains eventually taled 34,147. »e. The requeat la bfW »«Je 1 lillf” eents profito from “Piratea of ( 8) RichaTO Diamond neth L. and Lois Anderson Gustafson, 32 Vernon St. She was when Soviet police broke into an Do We Find the Good in Life?” the service, Stillman Hitch (40) Adventures In Paradlee the tomb of Adolf Hitler’s ’Third Survivors in the bunker were buried. The Bridgeport office con 643-0301 ^ JamesJai H. Throwe on b ^ l f Penzance.” 8:10 ( 8) News. Sports, Weather (12) Celebrity Game bom April 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Her pa apartment. His wife .was wrapped toe bodies in blankets tinued to lead the state In total as Ms sermon topic at the 11 cock sang as a sqk) "The Old (24) The Glory Trail MR. AUTO WASH Reich — toe bunker where his A Bo-Cov Pit^>ertles of East • ;U (22) Ski Report ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mirs. K. Albin Gustafson, present and notMiad toe embas and tossed the bundles into a claims filed with 3,668, follow a.m. worship eervice Sunday. Rugged Cross.” I thought it (20) Peter Jeimlmp—News •( 8-20-40) Peyton Place tory’s murderous madman gave CREDITORS PAID Hartford. m u r d e r c h a r g e s 10:00 (10-22-30) Suspense Thtr. ( O Jamestown, N.Y. She has two brothers, Karl, 8 and Glenn, Several laymen of the church was as fine a rendition of that (80) Rocky and His Friends sy. his last orders, before shooting huge bomb crater outside — HARTFORD (AP) — An ar ed by Hartford with 3,424, New .T h e other appeal la from HARTFORD (AP) — First de • ;80 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brlnkley (24) In-Sohool Preview Ymi Asfc«d for It! look of Ihl* Vdiiol 6; and a sister, Karen, 2. ’The couple, in toalr 20s, came Adolf and Eva lying side by side Haven with 3,249, and New will leave from the church at 4 lovely song as I had ever heard ( g-20-4(>) ABC fH>eclal • • • • • himself. rangement calling for full pay Robert E. Ohnatead of R ^ e y and after the eervice someone gree murder charges have been (24) W hsfs New? ( 3-12) The Defenders to Moscow April 18 wUh a tour with the dog on top of both. ments in cash and notes of the Britain with 2,161. m i Rd. who wialiea an Staiday for the Laymen'e (12) Newsbeat It will be 20 years ago Friday told me Mr. HHchcock is 80 lodged ai^net two Hartford ( S) Walter Cronklte 10:20 ( 24) Pathfinders Fhtnips, Kathleen Marie, daughter of Stanley John and ist group composed mostly of that the fuehrer’s suicide ush Gasoline was poured over the company that publishes the Manchester remained in the fioot variance from the ofct! 10:30 (18) Topic „ student teachers of Russian. yeera old, R was hard to be- men in two uhreleited rtayings ( 8) lAramie (C) 11:00 ( 38-10-12-20-224040) Nsws. Jo-Ann Roncaloll Phillips, 65 Ironwood Dr., Vernon. She was ered in the Goetterdaemmerung bodies, a match was struck and, Southington News and the Plain- 13th spot among the state’s 20 pererty hne eetbach M 1 Superior Court bench war 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings—News They had been scheduled to aa the flames shot up, the burial offices. A lierve that a man of his age 7:00 ( 3) Wyatt Earp Snorts. Weather SHOPPERS SPECIAL bom April 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma of Nazi Germany and was toe ville News has been accepted „ orderordi to maintain the same meets at 4:45 p.m. Sunday for a couW sing so beautifuUy. I rants were Issued Wednesday (22-30-M) News, Sports (18) For AdulU Only ternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary Roncaloll, Hartford. She leave Friday. climax of Berlin’s collapse In party left the scene. by creditors. p l a n t rfront Hne and roof hna with against Ivan Komarenko, 44, 11:15 (10-30) Tonlsht (C) joint meeting with the similar also thought the accompani Weather (20) ABC Nlshtllfe haa two brothers, Steven John, and Mark Andrew, 2; and flames. Next day, the Nazi radio The. two weekly newspapers STAMFORD MAN KILLED aJhew addition to bis home and WilHam Sevlgny, 20, who (10) Wanted LONDON (AP) — Britain STAMFURD (AP)—A 29-year group of the First Congregation ment on the organ by Ivan (20) Beet of the Poet (40) Snorts Final $ 1 J 9 a sister, Debra Ann, 4. The guns of the Red army broadcast that the fuehrer died are published by the Eden Pub tpere. al Church at Quandt Hall on Beckwith (church organist and were already in Jail awaiting (24) Survival In the Sea 11:20 ( 3) Movie • • • • * plans to ask U.N. Secrotnry- “ the death of a hero at the head lishing Xk>. old man was killed Wednesday he Nathan Hale Community i “ ™ ” oV t nm (18) Subecriptlon TV (12) Movie General U Thant and one Com ' were pounding the city and So choir director) was of top qual Circuit Court action. 11.26 ( 8) Movie Fairfield, Mark Steven, daughter of Maynard and Nata of his troops defending the The plan, on file Wedne.sday night when his car swerved off iter has invited anyone hav- h *rw j!^ House 7:18 (SO) Snorte Camera monwealth and one Arab coun viet infantrymen were less than Long Ridge Road, liit a soft ity.” Komarenko is accused In the (22) Maee Highlights HIgt 11:30 (22) Tonight (CD____ lie Webster Fairfield, 89 Birch St. He was bom April 23 at ; a mile from the Reich Chancel- Reich capital.” with Saul Seidman, U.S. Referee hobbiee or crafts to «»ter bludgeoning of Ms wife, Marla, (40) ABC Nightlife try to help draw up a constitu in Bankruptcy, calls for pay shoulder, skidded to the oppo KFF. SATURDAX'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LWTINO Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandparents tion to unite Aden and the Fed ' lory. But when the war ended, the Manchester Evening Herald April 17. ment of all unsecured debts In site (tide of toe road and crashed seeds THIS IS NOT A WASHI are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fairfield, Islesboro, Maine. He ha.i eration of South Arabia In a 1 Hitler was in his bunker, sur- story of his death was pieced V / Coventry ijorreepon^nt, F. Sevlgny is accused in the five sisters, Janet, 14, Sheryl, 12, Wanda, 11, Clndl, 7, and I rounded by a dozen of his faith together from testimony of four stages within two years into a telephone pole. stabbing of John A. Keseler, single state. The victim was identified as Sf’iZSS'st”*' “ “ S£Sh*o3m'mli.rH^ Pauline Little telephone 742- • Tires Steam Cleaned Teresa, 2. Government officials said ful men. his bride, Eva Braun, those who survived. after coiSlrmaitlon of toe plan. ***TrSlr* rnn.r^inm. nan-i. The Rev. Mr. Ameling is to be 6231. April 24. • • • * • ' and his favorite German police Over the years rumors bub A hearing on confirmation will Howard W. Smith Jr. of 28 Ham It w is ^ notified as soon as possible by • Body Thoroughly Washed „ Wednesday they hope to set up ilton Court, Stamfor(L The car Radio Beecher, Glenn W., son of Fred and Carpi E. Aichele consUtutionaJ conference in dog ’’Blondi.” bled through the world that Hit be held by Seidman on May 4 those Interested In attending the and Hand-mitted ler had survived: had escaped in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. was demolished. Hiells, doUs, ship models, tole- meeting of the Tolland Beecher, 6 Pine Knob Circle, Wapplng. He wto bom April 24 London. Rather than fall Into the (Thin Bstliig hiclnden only Hwne newt brondeantn of 10 qr 18 • Machine-Dried At Manchester Memorial Hospital. He haa two brothers, The British have promised the J^^***y*” ’ Aseoclatlon of Congregational mlmito iMirth. Some ntatlonn tmrrr other short newncMti-) • Underside Ruatproofed 8oot^ 6, and Jeffrey, 3; and a sister, Harriet, 19. region independence by 1968. heads from Coventry, CUM.and L^j^Uan Churches the after- 209 at Illing Earn • • • a • ■Uicei% m o < W c ^ old tin- I ^ evening of May 1« at WDBC-ISW ($>6:00 News. Sports. Weathsr • Spray Wax w i « , large m o w boats, g u ^ yjg Congregational Long John Wade 6:45 3 S t s r ------Extra_ B
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^ugene Latimer ^ Bergren Dies, About two doeen Vernon res-fing on the school board as dne of its long-term votarans. . V . L ‘ 5 Dies at Age 87 Founded Dairy Menu spent *21,000 in about James Mullen, who will ter SERVICE ten mlnutea at last night’s spe minate his post a« govomor 'of OOVBNTRT — BugeneW. John Axel Bergren, 84, of cial town meeting. The meeting the Moose. wHl be kntalted os p;■ or.-CTiON c o n t r .a c t TV—APPLIANCES PROTECTION CONTRACT ;^Uni*r, 87, of Wall St, a f<«- East Hartford, preeident and was called to consider an appro junior post governor. Also to be tatateUed ore Far ^ e r atata aenator and r e ^ - founder of the J. A. Bergren priation for installation of a 1 L.. f li\ S titative to Uie State Leglala- kiige sewer main through Ver rell R. Hahn, junior governor; ?REE OF EXTRA COST died this morning at Dairy Farm Inc., East Hart non Garden Apeu'tments on R t Lloyd Odeli, prelate; Paul HOME IMPROVEMENTS ^iniOiam Community Hoapital. ford, died yesterday at Hart 83. Stra'wmyer, truotee for one I^lllimantic. ford Hospital after a long ill The sum is the difference in year; Stanley Olender, two He waa bom In Coventry on ness. cost between an eight - inch years, and Orrin Miles, three guly 88, 1887, a son of the late Mr. Bergren was bora-: main, required hy the apart years; WilUam Shoa, secretory, WiUiam and Alsada Richmond 1880, In Vestergotland) Swedi ment developers, and a 30-lnch and Ronald Ferguson, treasur WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE NEW FROST-FREE WESTINGHOUSE laitimer. An active member of and lived In East Hartford main, which would be needed If er. the Republican party In Coven years. He once lived in Mi the town ever constructs area- George Perkins, from the New try for many years, he served Chester. wide sewers. London lodge, wiU serve es in HEAVY DUTY PORTABLE WESTINGHOUSE FLAMELESS as Coventry’s representative to He was a member of Unne A. Richard Lombardi, town stalling officer. All offleers to the larlalatura In 1884, 1986 Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and engineer, has reported that a be installed are asked to be and i m . He also served as Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, gravity-feed system can be util present at 7:45 Saturday night. LAUNDROMAT DISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC RANGE senator from the S8th Dis both of Manchester; John ized by the town, and that the After the Installation, a buffet trict hi 1940 and 1942 as well Ericsson Lodge, lOOF, West route to be taken would match lunch will be served and danc a Highest a 5 Position a Auto. Detergent a 7-Day Meat as btfng Judge of probate for Hartford, and was a diarter the route used by the apart ing will be available to the mu Keeper In Quality Oorenry for 34 years. member, past chsmcellor and ment complex for their sewers. sic of the Melody Men. AH lodge Water Saver Dispenser 8Cr. lAtimer operated a grain commander of Jenny Lind Selectmen, members of the membera ore asked to be pres a Simplest To sold coal business for many Lodge, K of P, Hartford. He board of finance, and other ent. Wives and guests ore also a Auto. Lint Cook On years until his retirement in was a member ot Emanuel Lu town officials generally a g r ^ invited. Ejection a New 5 Cycle e 119 Lb. Frost- 1908. He was a member of the theran Church, Hartford (Herald photo by Oflara) that It would be easier and less Women to Install Offleera Free Freezer First Congregational Church of expensive to pay the difference Operation a Easiest Survivors Include his wife, The Installation banquet of • Use Less Water, To Gean O w e n ^ and served as church Mrs. Helga EUiason Bergren; In cost for the larger pipe now. the Suburban Women’s Club will treasurer for many years. He Camp Kennedy Shelter Nearing Completion The other alternative would be Detergent, or Bleach two grandchildren and several be held Tuesday at the White Plug Out waa also a charter member and nieces and nephews. to lay the larger pipe In the fu Stag Restaurant, Windsor Ave. .a Special Ice a past president of the South a Famous Tumble a No Installation Fimeral services will be held ture, when sewers become a A cocktail hour will begin at Cube Server Units Cwentry Volunteer Fire De Sam Filloramo, second from»publlc works and town engin-
P A G E N i m M ANCHEST^ EVENING HESBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 PAGE tlliSH t MANCHEaXlJJE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 Inside Prowler Found N O W O f f N i his actual career which, now that his PatooUinig Rangers At St Patrick’g JBWBLEB8 ' record has begun to become the prop erty of historian!, ^blames Nehru and Report NEW YORK (AP) — PoUca S. O. M. I. Ettpnitu) l|pralli flocked to Bt. Pafrick’s Oatha- his nsuTow Indian nationalism for those Cut Avatanche Peril Bhepphig Parkada PUBUBHED BT THE___ (OoatlMNl fran P*c* •) dral for the third time In three n»TBAi.T> PRINTINO GO.. IHC poUclse which, et the Urns of the liber weeks whan a prowler waa IS BiiMlI Street ation o f India from British rule, helped lUnebeeter. Coon. MOUNT -WASHINGTON, N.H.Otancbo oaaualtios to M ers alnoe io coluifon and detoonatratlon*, found In. a priaato’ residence fbree the tregte division of one land Into (Ai?) — "AvatanWia Ctorbojs“ the Forest Service started pa infnriaitea toe white eatatoUsh- mr the Ilamaa OaihoUc WALTER R. BEROtJSON two landa, one stlU called India, the art'riding herd on potehtlaliy trolling toe Ravine 10 years ago. ment. They yaarn to deal with cfaureii. PuMlaherm The prowler was apotfad by a PENTLAND n Btwnded October 1, U81 other Paklsten. dannnua snow slMee high on ' High powered rifles are used e^m a’a nttddte-claaa Negro THE FLORIST t h e ^ o ^ of thia rugged White to Mast loose chunka of ice as bualnasaman (regarded ■■ maM Wadnaadiqr night and PuMlahV Brery Erenlnf Except fcndxr; And, after the division, it was also ■oared oft by bar acraama She “ Everythfaig U Vlowenf* •ad Holldiye. Entered at the Port Office rt MMbitoin peak. big. aa automobiles from t h e "Uhete TVxna” by actlvlaU) In Kancheeter, Oonn., ■■ Second Clasa MaB Nehru, the man of reason, the man of Dertng rangers of the U.S. lofty rim of toe ravine. Ihe stead of the militant clergymen gav* poMoe a dascilption. Ceotrally Located At 24 BIRCH STREET Matter.______non-violence, the man for whom the ’ ■ - ‘ *' l i e Forint' MTvloe alri acrosa new rifles art not effective against who lead the dvll rights move Miomanto later, a man Identi- fallen anow on the stoop* head- loom snow. Tha ran gm In Bad aa Owain Bnrith, $S, a Ne 648 4444 dU 6841 SUBSCRIPTION RATES end never Justified * the means, who ment here. Payable In Adyanca __ _ _ wag *f Tuekerman Ravine to previous years banned akleril For their part, Negro leaders gro, w*a arreated tour btocka Open 8:69-6:60 One Year ...... » 5 # seised by force as much as he could of cut avalanches Ioom before untH the new snow bad aVa away. He waa charged with bur Opea Thursday Nights till 6 Six Montba II.^S approach the city faUtere with 'jtfaree Months e.eO the disputed province of Kashmir, and they become kltlera. lancited naturally or fused wtto the utmost rioeptlciam. C. C. glary and poaaaaalon of bur- ParMag Acrosa the Street 0D6 BCdflth •eeaaaaaaaaaeeeea X,80 defied and killed United Nations efforts not really hasardous, toe old snow on toe slopes. Brovro, a Negro Preabyteriau gliu*’ tools. POHca mid he la an For 100 Cara. . . yon Just have to make sure Although dlehards usuaHy ski ax-oonviot. * MEMBER o r ~ to settle the fate of that territory by . « » ^ ' X' H 'My* . nvlnisbv, sat on his front porch THE ASSOCIATED PRM8 them, tont much loose snow in toe Ravine until early July, staring Into a steamy Southern More police than usual have The Associated Press Is exclusively enUUed plebiscite. above you, and no rocks below this year the snow depth is a been asalgned to the cathedral to the use of republlcatlon of all news . ^ evening the other night and patrhee credited to It or not otherwise credu* This week, with each nation crediting In oase you faU," says Chief mere 20-80 feet as comi>ared told us: "The white man has •caa in mld-Manhaittan since Bno# Rmiger Leavitt Bowie. with tqpwards of 100 In otoer FOR ad in this paper and also the local news pub- the other with contriving the conflict, Ued so much over the yeara, the previous two incidents. llshr^ here. . . ,i Ranger Barry Brysmt trigger seaaoni. However, toere le' at it’s hard to believe he wants to A man hprled a fire bomb All riehts of republlcatlon of special dis India and Pakistan have been shooting patches herein are alao reserved,______ed fn avalapim a few days least another month of good ski' do anything now.” ■gainst toe main attar railing at each other in a reg^ion called the ago. It nnonMed harmlessly ing left. But Brown la considered a last Thursday, injuring a wom Cosmetics The Herald Printing CSompw. ,lnc.. aa- The ravine is what geologists sumes no financial responsibility for typo Great Rann of Kutch, a low-lying desert down the cUffUke akqtoe- Min moiWaite. StlH more susplcloua an. ute*' later the nwgers opened cbH a cirque with Its steep sides graphical errors appearing In advertismenta region which will, in about a month, be of the white man is the move During a midday Good Friday rrs and other reading matter In The Manchester th^-^'Vlne to upwards of 600 cut by erosion. If toe average ment’s local mUitant leader: service toe prevloua week, a Evening Herald.______so flooded by monsoon rains and tides ekleia limiting but of the danger annual temperature in toe White Fred Reese, a 86-year-oM Bap man threw a piece of concrete Full service client of N. E. A. Service, toe. nobody will even be able to fight over ■one. Moimtatais dropped only a lew tist minister and mathematics through a gleuss encloeure con Uggetts Publishers RepresenUtlves — ^ e Julms it. But for the moment India and Pakos- Durtng lha wtotor Bryant degrees toe btg white bowl teacher at all-Negro Hudson taining a statue of toe late Pope Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi bealii m ski acbool at Madon- wcaild spawn New England’s cago. Detroit and Boston. _ . tan are fighting over it, shooting at High School. And to the left Plua ^d E M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA naiMdontoln, Jattamonvfile, Vt. only glacier. , At The Parkade each other enough to make headlines, Htxidretk of skiers make toe even of Reese are students at TIONS^______Brad to the third member Hudson High and Selma Untver^ CATMOUCS INCREASING MANCHESTER and waving maps at each other in of tha ngh oountry snow ran- rugged three-mdle cHmb to the NEW YORK (AP) — There Display advertising cloelng hours: ravine every sunny day from sity (a Negro Junior college) For Mfonday — 1 p.m. Friday. which each claims the territory. gera<. All have participated In who hare learned radical doc- has been a 40-per cent Increase ■ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mimday. resede expedMons above th e the appalachian Mountain Club In toe last decade of Roman For Wednesday — 1 p.m Tuesday. Nothing could be more ridiculous. And camp in I*li6toam Notcb> There tiinee from warkei* o f the - Jbr Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. trte line. Student Non-Vtolent Ooordlnat- OalhoHoa to toe United States, yet, given two sepsirate rival sovereign lha ravtna Is a v*at 1,000-loot isn’t a ski tow In sigM. When For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ln« Committee. indudUng Americans serving Por SRturdAy — i p.m. PTWAy. . . _ ties dividing a great sub-continent in hMi bo*l three mllee up the toe climber finally emerges abroad in government capac Classified deadline: 10:30 a.n^ eat* day el aide W 6d88-fobt M t WaAlng- above tree Une wearinesa la Just beneath this surface la AIR -■publication except Saturday — • a.m.______hodge-podge fashion, nothing could be the implicit threat of vlolenea ities, reports-"toe official Catho ton. Avalanche - danger arises usually replaced by awe at toe lic Director?^. more natural. when' new fallen snow settles view of toe magnlficant snow pervading tha Deep South. In Thuraday, April 2# tMa htnrblng oount^’. almost The annual dlreotory, re CONDITIONERS And it makes a certain crude, f cruel high Oil the toeadwall In an un bowl towering overhead. leased Wednesday, said toe stable and deadly white blanket Fifty persons ha've died rock everybody owns a rifle or shot sense, too. Why. with everybody else gun. At the height of the Selma present-day total of 46,640,619 Eyen' a ritout can cause tons of climbing, hiking or skiing on OthoUca represented an in ALL SIZES playing with one kind of war or an anew to start slipping a n d Mt. Washington since records crisis last month, some wtld- ^^Asrain, C ontroversial Intervention eyed Negro youths devised a re crease of 766,248 over last year. other. and with sJl sorts of people howl .gather momentum sufficient to were started nearly a century The total In 1966 was 82,676,702. ”H O r’ PRE-SEASON Another inevlUbly controversial and ing for more war, and with the collec t x ^ skiers caught far below. ago. Bowdie, grinning up at the taliatory plan of toaaing Molo dazzling anow field overhead tov oodotaiki In the bomea of J^inhappy crisis is upon us, with more tive world instinct for survival appar Thara have been four deatoa to ctfmbem on ML WasMngton saye; "We are Juet trying to Selma’s leading whites If any ^The Chair Recognizes...^ PRICES rjnevi table disputation over the right- ently at such a low ebb it lacks energy hi racent montoe but t » ava- atall off No. 81.” Negro homes were attacked. _jpeas or necessity of the courge followed to try to stop any kind of war any- •nie Negro leadership defi Things wero swinging Tuesday at East Catholic. The high school waa holding annual nomi AT nitely la not preaching violence. nations for the Student Council president and In the true style of national nomination con- R E E -d>y the man In the White Hou»e. whtrs any more,—why shouldn't India ventlMis the publicity was deafening. The present president of the council, Joseph Alublckl of The Marines have landed, by order c t It seeks political power through and Pakistan make their little contri- Westchester County Aide the vote, hoping that the new Foot Hartford, opened the rally. Michael 'Wheeler of South Windsor, chairman of the event, DELIVERY ^^resldent Johnaon, In the Dominican ^tk>n to anarchy and chaos in a world voting rights bUl will result in began the nominations. The candidates, Robert Mertens, Robert Ricci and James Walz, all of NORMAN’S -;Jlepubllc. pich has apparently decided to let it- 2,000 Negroes registered by Manchester; Jon McGee of Glastonbury; and John Watts of East Hartford, then followed with ARTHUR DRUR their campaign oratory and demonsUrations. The president will be elected tomorrow. (Herald ^ Their formal purpose is to protect thi be ruled by violence? Why not, in Against Closing Rail Points 1966 and 5,000 by 1968 in Dal 445 HorFford Rd photo by Satemis). _ia fety of Americans there who are in deed, erect of rubble and destruction a las County (compared with 335 In 1964). But with 9,542 whites "ftrocess of being evacuated from th« monument to the flaw In Nehru which NEW YORK (AP) — 8. J.fdlstance passenger and freight registered, Negroes will still be AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTMINB CHAtW country. will be greater than all the heed any ftohulman, Weetoheeter County eervlce. The railroad also serves In a minority here. Massachusetts and Rhode Is It 80 happens, however, that the w n- body pays to his greatnesses? planning commissioner, says Herein ilea the importance of land. those Wednesday afternoon fuaion and armed dlnorder wlfifch might proposed dlsoontimiance of New Rockefeller again pushed his E S T . 1 0 4 0 Coun*'iiy WadAwurth Atli^n^um, Hartford meetings at City Hall. Despite OMM endanger the lives of Ameriesuvs in th* Haven Railroad passenger serv suggestion for creation of a bi- their inability to reach a meet Dominican Republic is also a disorder WORLD’S FAIR STYLE, 1893 ice at four etetlona In the county Btate authority to take over the ing of mlndi, this Is the only P(S0 This Friday, Trees New Haven’s commuter eervlce. prhich threatens to restore to office the would have "a violently disrup forum for sta-ving off a racial T i l I>8t Friday was St George's Day, tive effect on toe basic econo After the hearing, officials of explosion and finding a new #i90 last duly elected Preaident of the ooun* MORE THAN 100 TEARS of mies” 'o f several communities. New York and Ooiuiectlcut for driving cows out to pasture. social system to replace white try, one Juan Bocch, whose fulfillment fair-golr^ fashions are reviewed . The atatlons Include two in Joined in expressing confidence supremacy. It la just such bt of his elected term was interrupted two Friday this week, tomorrow, is Con in a timely, new exhibition at Mount Vernon, one in Pelham that there would be “ no gap” racial negotiations that provide the W adsworth Atbeneum, between the July 29 curtailment years ago by a coup executed by a mili necticut's Arbor Day, for the planting Connecticut Yankee and one in New Rochelle. a riender hope for racial peace Inside Report Hartford. Assembled by the mu The severe impact would bf on deadline and final approval of tary Junta which accnised him of being of trees. In the “ outh. seum's Acting Curator of Cos By A.H.O. tooee communltlee and on North the $4.6 millimi project to save 1966 PubIMien Newspaper too much In aasoclaUon with and d ^ t One way to get inspiration for the day by tumes. J. Herbert Caliister of Pelham and Pelham Manor, the commuter service tempora Syndicate to possible Communist influences. Is to do as Dr. Charles Jacobson, of Manchester, the show entitled, Bohulman says. rily. The officials were Walter Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak There is on record, not as the perfect nature of the con J. Myskowski, special legal aide So the debate will be posed, and the the Chamber of Commerce beautifica "Johnny's So Long At The He testified Wednesday at an Fair," presents a fashion flarii- part of any formal finding by venience extended to the par Interataite Commerce Commis to New York Atty. Gen. Louis KofC Planning Initial question will be this; tion committee has suggested—imagine badk o f what ladies wore to commission or formal agree ticular Southport paseenger sion hearing on the petition by J. Lefkowttz, and Samuel Ka- SELMA, Ala.—The spring- locked indicates that a racial ment among governors or legis were taken into account. Have we landed Marines primarily to Manchester without any trees. time drama in the -street.s of solution In Selma is a long way promenade such famous fair - federal trustees of toe bankrupt nell, assistant attorney general To Repeat Show ground as the 1851 Great Ex lators, but as evidence to be Brilliant ae this performance railroad to cut commuter serv- of OonneoUcut who represented protect our own citizens, or have w* This is not too difficult to imagine. Selma Is giving way to a sum off. was as an exploit in railroading, hibition o f iTKlustry in London; garnered from the newrs itself, * Ice draatloally July 29. Gov. John N. Dempsey m well used the protection of our own citl- Tear by year the trimming of the grown mer of long, hard, racial bar What Is happening here re it was even more remarkable Campbell Council, Knights of the Paris Universal Exposition a noteworthy note of new . Schulman contended that toe as hie state. gaining. flects the struggle to be waged promise and assurance for ths Columbus, -will sponsor a re aens as our pretext for getting into trees we do have—trimming done to Of 1889; end the 1904 Universal from the psychological and the population of Weetoheeter Coun- The petition being considered Though not much noise is throughout Alabama this sum New Haven Railroad. public relatione point of view. peat performance of tbs Third the country with the show of fore* please the utilitarian ideas of symmetry Exposition In St. Louis, Mo. ,.ty la concentrated along the at toe nearinge is the second of made about it locally, Selma's mer: Worried white community That the railroad should be Grafid Knight of Music with the which may defeat the revolution now favored by public utility companies— Masmr and city council now leaders making racial conces Each tableau of mannequins The once great old railroad * New Haven and the Hudson and three filed or planned by the original cast members on Sun has begun to show new signs of able to take such good care and . Harlem dlyieiona of the New New Haven's trustees. In progress there? proceeds from one extreme to another, meet every Wednesday after sions they wouldn't have is badeed by g blow-up photo render such exquleite public day e l 7:30 pm . at Plainville noon at City Hall with the dreamed of a few months ago, showing such fanvnis fair land life and capacity. It has begun, ^ York Central Railroad. The first asked permlssloa to High Sttoool, PlainvHle. If the revolution succeeds. President until It will some day be an act of once again, even though only In eervlce to one paseenger was The “ pattern of development abandon service on three of toe city's Negro leaders on the but finding them rejected as marks as the Crystal Palace in only>one side of the exploit. The show had orighiaJly been Bosch will undoubtedly resume his mercy to take down the deformed mon- other side of the bargaining inadequate by militant Negro London, the Ehffel Tower, the an Isolated, experimental way, , o f toe county of Westohester for five commuter lines In the Bos It was equally remarkable . ^ past 100 years has been in- given early last month at East office. He himself proclaims he is no •ters left. table. Even less publicized is leadership. Ferris 'Wheel, and 1930 New to offer improved service to the ton ansa. Hearings have been Catholic High Schod. The mu- public. It has revived, thus ex that the railroad was aomehow . timstaly tied to . each of these held on this petition, but toe Communist, and never has been, and But, if we pick the right side of the the fact that the city fathers The Selma White Citizens York’s trylon and perisphere. able to persuade the recipient of sioale will be sponsored by the have been forced there not only The photo backgrounds have perimentally, a wmnderful so ,.rallropd lines,” he said. IOC bee not yet decided on It never will be. Such disclaimers do not Council, typifying the die-hard this experimental instance of I The four threatened stations— SanU Maria Onincll, KiUghts street, and the right distance from the by the demonstrations but been sponsored by The Travel licitude for the ' comfort and The final petition—not yet of Columbus, Plainville, for the V Impress some observers who have been segregationist element here, convenience of at least one paa- perfect service to play the role used by many of toe railroad'a submitted-would ask permla- street, and plant some new trees now, a highly successful Negro boy has lost an internal power ers Insurance Company of Hart benefit of their scholarship watching his career and his friends. •enger. In the course of ren of recipient 98,000 metropolitan area commu- slon to abaixlon all passenger we may grow up some kind of guard cott of Selma's while mer struggle to the white mod ford and Endaoom Graphics, For the Individual In question, ters-r"eerve toe largert concen- fund. The debate, one can prsdiat safely dering experimentally to one in service In toe four states. against the complete and utter naked chants. erates. Those b!-racial negotia Ihc., of East Hartford. All of the lone paseenger who waa ‘ tratloo of population In toe Among the cast members will These are clues tiiat normal dividual the kind of service one ICC OommlBsloner WilUam H. I enough will never be settled conclu tions represent a spectacular the costumes are from the vest, transported right to hla South- , courttry,” Schulman said. be the Rev. James Perrone ness of the Manchester of tomorrow. No ity has not returned to this permanent costume ooUeotkm of might exp6ct a good railroad to Tucker expressed hope that toe sively, unless it is by the prompt with progress in a city that was to port station by the switch of Under cross-examination by hearings might be concluded and of New Jersey, a former jazz one has ever assessed, we suppose, the black belt city of 30,000 (di-vid- the Atheneum. extend to every last one of its artist who Is a member of the drawal of our Marines as soon as the tally segregated when 1965 be customers, the New Haven Rail tracks, happened to be Richard Robert Q. Bleakney Jr., counsel the testimony submitted to the value of trees to a community, partiou- ed evenly between white and gan. So does the school de- The more than two dozen ■ to railroad, Schulman ac- Society of African Missionaries, evacuation of American citizens hss Negro) and probably never will. road has shown a remarkable Joyce Smith, one of the tnisteea full IOC In Washington by late larly when it is obvious that the trees segregation planned here in costumes on display are a far of the railroad. And,one quality ’ knowlet^d that some commu- next week. The hearings are and Angelo Geamundo of Man been completed, followed by our toler Moreover, the fact that those technical competence of the chester, director of instrumen offer nothing more than shade and ap September and peaceful inte cry from the easy linen shift kind its riders had considered that has kept peeping through '■ ters cotw reach New York City now in their third week. Wednesday aftemoqn bargain gration of public accommoda tal music for the Coventry ance of success for the pro-Bosch revo pearance. There must be, on the other dress and white . sneakers of no longer poesible. ail the functionings of Mr. for less money on other trans- Meanwhile, . in Washington, ing seoeione usually end dcad- tions accomplished this past today’s fair-gx>ers. The antique ' portatlon, but he said that MKh school system. EArico Reale, lution which was, at the moment of our This happy, encouraging Smith in the capacity of trustee Frederic C. Dumalne Jr.% who band, some rather firm, auditable fig winter. fair dreasee show an extraordi has been that of a ehy, reUring J tripd would take longer. waa New Haven president from past grrand knight of Camp Intervention, apparently on the way to ures on what trees cost a community— Spectacular though these nary attention to detail and el event took place, according to * Schulman testified after Gov. bell Council, will direct tos re news reports, on Tuesday, April modeaty. And one principle 1961 to 1954, said service on toe winning control of the country. for the Interruptions to utility service steps may seem to the whites, egance. It leads one to believe which has seemed to dominate * Nelson A. Rockefeller had teetl- railroad wmild suffer if toe peat performance. A Thought for Today 20, and It Involved the opera The musicians and cast mem- Somehow, one doesn’t expect these they sometimes cause when not trim howerer, they scarcely satisfy that much of the swooning at hie official conduct of his role ’ fled In opposition to toe rail Pennsylvania and New York Sponsored by the Manchester the Negro revolutionary spirit earlier fairs was due more to tion of an evening express train road’ s ptui to cut commuter Central reilroads were permitted bate wHl leave the K of C Home two things to happen. med, for the trimming when they are between Grand Central and has been that running a rail CouncU of - Churches o f 1965. an overwhetmii^ hot dress, road which Is in bankruptcy la < service on the ground of defi to take over the New Haven. for Plainville on Sunday at 6 Npr, whatever the outward face South trimmed, and for eventually cutting rather than an overwhelmingly New Haven. ' cite. The Pennsylvania and New York p.m. With Martin Luthey King’s According to the news re pure, hard business, with no American diplomacy may put on the them down after they have been trim Southern Christian Lbadershlip Impreaslve exhibit. Many of the room for soft and sentimental Rockefeller said toe New Ka Central are planning to merge. situation, need one expect our “good "That which hath been Is that gowns feature yards of matpr- ports, the maneuver executed j van’s Connecticut - New York Dumalne, a Boston industrial med to death. which shall be...an d there is Conference applying the strat oonsiderationa like the comfort isl. lavlrti overlays o f pearls, by this particular train waa of oommuter service is "at or close ist, said a private company— neighbors” in this hemisphere to recover nothing new under the sim." egy, Selma’s Negro leaders sub a particularly sophisticated na of commuters or the mainte WINDOW SHADES But if we were to take Dr. Jacob mit a long list of demands at and great sweeps of Is m and nance of etopa at small etatlone. to tha break-even” point. He peihapa backed by $160 million easily from the Inner shock all of them (Ecclesiastes 1:9). ture. After arriving at Stam * aald canh ravenuee exceed cash iiMmurance funds—should take son’s suggestion, we would speedily Ekjclesiastes in his day saw the Wednesday afternoon eea- embroidery, worn to opening But somehow, that day, the are going to feel at the news that Unit nights and other fair galas. ford as an express train and : axpenseb. over the New Haven. LONG WEARING come to some concrete idea of the worth nothing new under the sun. Bions: Faster voter registration, on the track reserved for ex New Haven Railroad dlaoovared ed States Marines have landed, once Negro employment in down This unique glimpse at the that one individual had miesed t Rockefeller predloted that per- Dumalne made the propoeal of trees to a community. What we would We have .seen many changes press trains, it switched its per mieteon to cut toe oommuter at an Informal meeting with INTERSTATE again, thus ending the supposed end of in the world, especially In the town stores, hiring Negro po world's fairs of y e ^ rd a y will the last local which would de really conclude, most of us, would be remain on view at the 'Wads sonality and track for those of . aervlce would be held in reserve New England members c i Oon- “ gunboat diplomacy" which was sym last one hundred years. Yet licemen, rehiring of Negro do a local train, in which guise It liver him to hie own station, CLEANTEX that Manchester would be uninhabitable worth Atheneum through May and somehow that day the New I by toe IOC If final agreement greaa or their representativea. bolized when our Marines were with man is basically the same, with mestic workers fired after they finally arrived at Southport, / i n Made to Order without them. took pare in demonstrations. 28. Admission is free. Haven Railroad persuaded that ; Is reach on a N-B million fed- drawn from Nicaragua way back in the same drives, instincts, de where it diecharged a passen 1 aral-atate aid plan, with New with Your RoDera sires and goals. And the world, Because the city fathers con todivldual passenger to accept Berry Report First 1933. We may be on our way to losing There is no nicer service to one's self ger. The maneuver went on to York and Omnectlcut putting too, is essentially the same, tinue to skirt these demands, its successful conclusion when ■P«clal considera .tUp $780,000 each, to keep com FULL UNE OF CUSTOM leadership and prestige in our own and to the future than to plant a tree. tion, and somehow the exploit wdth the same national rival the con.stuner boycott (euphe- Today in History the train safely returned to the muter operatlona going for at WASHINGTON — The ^irat VENETIAN SUNOS hemisphere, because of the way we use There is no nicer ritual for young peo ries, prejudices, and human con- mlsUcally called a "withdraw main, express track at Bridge waa completed successfully. U.S. farm market news report And now that it has proved that least 18 months. ple than an Arbor Day ceremony. fUcts. al” program) continues in full port. In talking with newsmen was Issued from a small office gtK- our power. Today is Thursday, April 20, it h u a heart, and can switch, We like, for a reasonable Manchester Yet man must change if this force—hitting hard against the Both the executive red tape Rockefeller reiterated his plea In Hammond, La., March 27, Against such risks, one must calcu the 119th day of 1966. There the New Haven Is, In our opln- goal on any particular Arbor Day, the world is to become a better white merchants’ pockettoooks. are 246 days left In the year. bnd the mechanical switching . fqr aa over-aU national tranapor- 1916. It was on strawberries. In E. A. JOHNSON late what reaction both at home and place to live In. There must be If that doesn’t bring immediate the same year Charles A. Bur- equivalent of what happened on the very In'volved In this maneuver were ' titlon poUcy. He alao renewed abroad might have been or might be something new in his moral and concessions, there is a chance Today’s Higiilight In History performed so expeditiously that, hla contention that the four meloter Inaugurated livestock 9. PAINT GO. even now if the United States should first of all Arbor Days, which was held spiritual makeup, if he Is to demonstrators will be back In On this date In 1862, ts.B . Ma when the train arrived at ■tatea served by the New Haven meu'ket news and L. M. Diivla became the first chief o f dairy somehow fail to protect its citizens out in Nebraska, way back in 1872, survive on this precarious the streets this summer. rines marched into the New Or Bridgeport, it waa only some 45 Htould not accept any reepon- •m Mtim 'nt., roL n »-* m planet. This strategy of escalating leans Customs House and took minutes late, a relatively small ■IblUty for the raHroad’e long- and jxMiltry marttrt news. against possible tragedy In the midst of with prizes for those citizens wKb plant ed the moat treeb that day, and with Submitted by demands, back^ up by' econom- ow r the city. The Union bloc|t- amount of time for ita several Herald street anarchy. Rabbi Leon Wind aoe of the Confederacy's port hundred paaaengers when the SUCH A LOW PRICE FORTHIS The future detailed patten^ of Presi the grand total?' by sunset, more than Temple Beth Sholom (See Page Nine) cftles waa now oompleta. expertneas of the exploit and Yesterday! dent Johnson's intervention, and the full •'million trees planted. That, give or take a few, would keep Manchester ♦ naiure of the debate certsdn to begfin 25 Yean Ago ahead of the trimmers and the bull Come To Our 2Sfh Birthday Party! FASHION-FILLED GOILECTION at home and abroad both lie Just around dozers for a year or two. More than UO member* *r the comer. But one basic pattern estab m Ladles of CohioAus DAY TODAY 39c SALE lished seems to be this; The President F isch e tti their annual baaquat sum *>. ust has again presented his own people and •t«‘a*tlon rttaa^nSTM lSc^ i r S THE BEST NEWS YET! the world with an accomplished fact; Blue Crosfl Responsibility Zone tar Country Club. his action, once again, has been a uni Prerton of tl In a day when newer forma of health Z^y at., a graduata of Mia - lateral use of United States force on cere, private end governmental, are BdioQl Claas o f MQggjASHIONjfflKiSS •oil which does not belong to the Unit rapidly coming in to being more than 1968B, la chosen ()ueen o f tha Beby-nnockingihUti.hlgh-'to* ed States; his intervention has been ordinary public attention was certain JunkM- Prom for tiM ■Mxmd p^«»yJOOkddltebrt«HII» Into something some people will classify to center upon the hearing conducted year at Connaotiout Uatvettotr. Wednesday before the Insurance Com The Board o f Control o f ^ „„,.p,eeertyleiw«hinv«ntoe eottoo po»baa as a civil war. And the willingness to mittee of the Connecicut General As Ch^ber of Commerce ap gigdiea twei4«* enter upon such policies, regrardless of sembly. points a committee o f thrae to ■oft niceties concerning legal and moral This hearing dealt with a bill under maJM plana for tha pubUoatlon which the Connecticut Blue Cross angles, appears to be cumulative. One o f a tourtot fiiite book for M«i|. ihlilirglP 1^ ii—iW seeks to experiment with an extension begins, instlnoUvely, to think of other of its coverage and benefits. • iFei ■Huations where the' Marines might This, we think, is an application 1 0 Yd 'A go prove temporarily bandy. which, in the broad public Interest, tOBIAVi should be given favorably objective con Manrttoatar High Sohool at»> a t b o m b h m a - i sideration. deota take pvar Jobs oa town It must be agreed that ever-increas Payroll In aiunial observance of Monument To A Flaw? ing demands for health care have Government Day. placed a heavy burden upon our hos Th|*a Manchester men, Har One o f the saddest thoughts afforded pitals. In order to cope with this, and old Archer, Jams* P ^ and HURRY! HURRYI by the news of the we<^ la that one of offer protection in broader fields than William Moora^ a n p r o r ^ at now permitted, the Blue Cross seeks to L a s t d a y T O D A Y ! the great preaebera o< virtuoue action PraU and Whitney Alrenift to t widen its field of coverage ^ include . on tbf part of nations should himself benefits for nursing home^care, in a g t'sss* . J • < • have weakenwl into the tragic flaw clinics and, as well, forms of home care. In so doing it merely would be keeping DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 whlchNlheana grief for those who live \ after him. pace with New York and Massachu On TWa Date * 488 |fiM
BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 p a g e ELEVBil MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^. MANCHiiStEB, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 PAGE TEN to tha Quad Cftlas of Mlobna, they’re up, tha Halvoraen of Orade 8, and John April 27, l»t0, at Center Con Rock Taland and Bast MoUna, They can go ICTEfiSS'IS ‘ Student Poetry Leggltt, Andrea Geer and Don poatmaricad or on fUa' at llta judgment, integrity, loyaMy and Knights Feted gregational Church. Tha late Public RecoMs BL, and Davanpoct. towa. Tha donx avan ald iTau of Orade 9. Quota Surpassed T o ^ Accepting town parsonnel offloa In the tMoC. River Keeps Pressure araa haa a population of m a n panad." W — HeardatSchool The young poets read their Bolton The aocamtoations will bs ad Rev. Watson Woodruff per Municipal Building by midnight On Anniversary formed the ceremony. Warraatee Deed than 270,000. . Huge areas of the Quad OKtea works before the assembly; the May 14. ministered by the town person and BeiMndotf, Sanaa, ware un Tha poStiy of six studanta nitog Band played aeleotions. Job Applicants nel departm ent.______Oltotan N. Greene and Bar The M iaats^nl orasted at 22.4 Hie kppHcanta muat have not bara A. Oreane to Arthur P. fS«t to Rook ufana Wadnaaday, der water. Miss Dolin Going to Turkey Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Knight Plastic Jfrs for Honey Estimatoa of the mimbar a t was ttnglad out for merit today By Blood Donors leas than three ybars ampioy- On Quad-Cities Area m ore th an 7 feet above flood Hia town ta accepting appll* MEDIATION FAILS of 34 Andor Rd. were feted Sylvia and Anne P. Sylvia. persona evacuated in llUnou in the annual nitag Junior High Services* ^ $ t Vp catlbna for a oloaed-compeUUva' ment In landscaping or to main WETHERSFIELD (AP) — An Sunday afternoon at a 26th pf<^,«rty a t »00 Tcriland Tpke. ■toga. tenance of grounds, preferably liCNDON—Honey keeps bet Hwuaanda of voluotaan con* and Iowa has bean pMioad a t 10,- School Poet^ Asaembty. On Peace Corps Assigfiment •gcamination to flH the post of other attempt to mediate the wedding annivereary at the ter in plastic Jars, BrlUah re- Building Permit e) tha rtvar rsaehad Its Ugheat 000. MONTREAL — The bulk of to cemeteries or pariu, . with ttirae • month strike sit the h(me of Mr. and Mrs. R. Arl- To Leon CHesaynskl for Uoyd ttauod an around-the-clock Lynn Begga and Juliet Jut- For the first time since July, the Red CroM Blood- ♦ foreman of the csmstary de at least ona jn sr spent to a. seardiera have discovered. Isval to blttory. Hannibal has no ■andbaggtag Job. both U.S. and Canadian oon- mobile ha» reached its ISQrpint quota. Yesterday, at Bridgefiort Oas Oo. haa ended ton Judd of Calumbia. About White or colored polystyrene Lumbra, two^family dweHtog at tfca South Qnlney Vnraa whan It levaa. Church Schools Busy ras of Orada 7, 'M arcy Juran aumer spending goes for non- I b r r n S. DoUn, daughter of partm ent. supervisory oapacity.. to failure. 40 friends and relatives attend 201-208 Maple S t, |19.p00. broka war# raseuad by boats. “This is the time you can get and Doris Mitchell of Grade 8,1 Manchester Memorial Hospital, 158 pints were dtmated. Mr. and ilm . Louia J. Dolin abeorbs ultraviolet l^ht. Honey OIvtl Defaaaa workers used a Mlled duttag a flood,'’ i durahles. This eaitegory takes The present foreman, Harold In lieu of that axperience, No new mesttng was sched ed the party, which waa ar stored to full sunlight rstatos Marriage License About M mHaa south of Quto- MADRID—6pato has 4.299 and Robert Topping and Shirley I about half of ervery consumer It appears that a fairly lacge4------—— — el Keeney Dr., ha* been named an applicant must bs a high' uled after company officials ranged by chiB couple's daugh boat to patrol against looting In Corps of Bmrtoeers (Mcial said. - to the numbera of « r- Norman F. Rich, Chailee H. Bralthwatte, is giving up hia its character. K&yinond E w l Demein, 354 oy, tha 660 reatdents of Hull, IU„ “Ttey’ra u out there piling educational Institutions Loreiuwn of Grade 9 won the dollar to Canada and 46 cents » Peace Cbrpe volunteer after post tomorrow after 14 years In school graduata: with not leas and representatives of the ter, Miss Carol Knight. the floedad Hambnl bustnass I,____ UenU m ade arocowrted tor Spratly and Ehneot A. Cox. eompleting three months of Oak St„ and AUeen Hills Den- wera ready to laave. Officials dlatrict. Tha U.t. Wsathar Bu- sandbags while the river’s ris- ated by tha Roman Ottxdio contest I to the United SUtee. SpendiM Wolk-to donors: DoaM J. muhicipal employment. Braith-' than two years employment to United tone Workers met for Mrs. G. A. Donovan of Es itison, 33 Stone St., May 7. Honorable mention went to for servicee has Jumped aigntfl- I the auccess of tha vMt. Of the graining at Portland State Col JAPAN WOULD UlAlMCR ■aid tha levaas protecting tha raau pradictad a 26H-foot crast trv, but tha moment It atarts to Church. Total i Lange, MIm Fl^ie Ghumoii, walte will be engaged in the landscaping or maintenance of eight and one - half hours sex Junction, Vt., a sister of about 900,000. Of these schooto, Susan Moorhouae, George Field,, cantly to both nations—to 30 182 lappointmenta made, 121 lege in Oregon. She is on a 10- Wednesday wtth federal and Mrs. Knight: and Mrs. Judd, TOKYO ■— Production of al town would not hold. Sunday. drop a tenth of a foot or two, ware kept. Walk-to donbrs num Mrs. Alice M. FarreU, Donald private practice of real estata. grounds. most 3.5 million se w in g ma Ripe watermelons usually In Hannibal, 23 tamtUes wars Uprivar, ttia eraated Missls- they want to go home. 925 are secondary toatHutlons, and Martha Vennart of Grade cents of the Canadian doMar and SnUe, RnseeB Qraimiee. EDmer day t-acatlon at home prior to Applications for the position, The required personal at state mediators. Knight’s sister, were host 7, David Ware and Mary Ellen' 41 cents of ttie UJ3. doHar. bered 64, and 17 were deferred. departure for Turkey May 6. esses. A buffet was served. chines a year makea Japan the have a dull color and are round aivacuated from low areas as tppi aurgad against soggy dlkaa 'And those dlkaa, the longer with 200,000 atudenta. E. Stone, Robert HeUer, Dennto which has a salary range of tributes for applicants include Members of L v: 'pAYl 7-RB ROAST W H IT E TU N A Hrf 4 CENTER CUT nj^EXTRA sSSs^l LB X PORK CHOPS FREE FINAST— Solid in Oil WITH ONE 2-PAIR BOX A PORK COMBINATION NO OBLIGATION! 7 0Z. SAVE HAVE YOUR AUTO CANS 9 | 0 0 33c NYLONS ENGINE CHECKED SEAMLESS MICRO-MESH, 60 GAUGE, 15 DB<4IER y V LEGS and LB fresh hothtee HTBUOS 's s r U L l HIRT CANTALOUPES • M W IT O A • ^ to MAUTirUL PUT Smoked Big Value Sliced nNKH Anniversary Sale Specials! PICNICS BOLOGNA BACON MEXICAN EACH • PAST DRYIHC l w - 4 to 6 LSS PMAST - Save 59c HONOR M A » - Sava 16c • -OUTSTAMNNa IB NIDIN6 POWiR Royal Puddings 4 39< VVHnE MEAT DINNERS SAVB 4 3* 2 -9 9 < 5 9 ' SEEDLESS FOR lOc Grapefruit HNAST - SLICED BEEF Ice Cream 11K. IFANJOU P K Q S .^ ■ SAVI FRESH BUCK SHAD MISSfO - HEADLESS 14 19c LBS FRIED CHICKEN - SLICED TURKEY 19c Pears PRE-CONDITIONED Apple Sauce "nast-f.^v 4^s59< FRESH ROE SHAD WITH SOf - DilESSED HEADLESS LB 69c "YOr 'GARDM - SLK» 3 PASCAL STRAWBERRIiS B-C Cocktail ^'cr^39< Celery JUMBO STALKS SAVI 1-LB 14« Rich in Vitsmin A Televise Tomato Juice 3 79< Carrots PKGS OlODOIANT - OUNT SAVI 10c 1-QT14-OZ ■ SAVI Your ear's Pineapple Juice CAN 10c 1.9-OZ .TUBE 80< PerFormqnC0 in Minutes RICHMOND i.l5 H O Z | Arrkl Roll-On i S F R E E C o ll For Cut Beans Green 6r Wax CANS NOOMALar DRY A . T H O k I M 140Z ALLE N M Appoliihnaiit '.(( UAJd (.APUf PAINI '.Pi' .AllM Tomatoes RICHMOND • • CANS V « b a Breck Shampoo ' S1 K '/T C 1 ' t N n K (OP All IJ N'fO'. uI W if i GREEN STAMPS 643-2819 m 5 14-OZ SAVI S P M A L low PMCII Fihast Ketchup ITLS 14c witli 9fw perdnM of $5.00 or non Engine testing will bs done Thorsday anil Friday, Afril 460 BIAIN STREET, MANCHESTER AND THIf COUPON 29 and 80, from 3 to 8 PJL, and Satardsy. May 1 fittto 4 \6 0 1 Cuticura Soap 4 ^ 99< ■aowau AT vow msr mmkmal mm mamv 8 AJd. to 4 PJf . NORTH OF POST OFFICE WIfole Beets ' CANS CNum VdN Ylii Salohlif, Riqr 1, 19iS MMn ow oouroM io m m ut cugeirai TEL. 643-062S Burry Oxford CrRoms »<«««» 29e cMAMTm. iw a ToiAceo BMPT nOM ttMV om i OPEN DAILY 9-5:S0—THURS. TILL 9 P.M. S&G A' • Ni^i AND S LARGEST RETAII.LR Of FIN! COD CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON . MiV T, M l a IM MWiMi MtoM Oto AUTO SERVICE ^aMra'id - IlHtotoaeiR/., fjbiMii . , 114 TUKNPin W m t; 6 I.--#;?' THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 Pages IB to 24 IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 2l&. 1965 Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 lEitpnins l|?raU» SAGE TWELVE Kitchen Kit Bolton R ichsfrd-B rookes C of C Award Goes Drive Lags Local Youth to Read Paper Hi* niMrUc* MANCHUSTBR EVENING HERALD, BiANCHESTER, OONN^ IHURSDAT, APRIL 29, 1998 wattons wortting together cam forecast'tor today In OonneeU- Coventry PAGE FOURTEEN Aussie Battalion continue to make giM t oontrlb- cut. Health Budget Women Are Gaining uttone to checking the spread of The pleasant wsathsr wiH re- To Join Struggle ageroaMan and to bring about ntaln to r a while. A somewhat Bankraptcy Bid Given Increase tlw peace that SoiMh Viet Nam unusual weather pattern has de and Southeast Asia deserve." veloped over the saetem por Filed by Couple Save Cash and Get World Green Stamps# Too! (Oonttanad from Pago One) By Committee Sit-Down Drinking Approved, Prime Minister Keith J. Ho- tion of the nation. NormaHy a lyoake of New Zealand told a northwest flow of air over the Edmund P. Kane Jr. and hto fUH cooperation and imderatand northeast would transport coM (CoottniMd from Pago One) news conference In Wellington (ng that has existod between our his government has made no Osnadian air to the Connecticut wife, Dorla E. Kane, o T Bldga- But Standing Remains Taboo two govonments and the gow region. But on today's weather wood TraU, have filed vohmtary Drug Adminlatratlon, a cut of decision to send combat troops emmewt of South Viet Nam in to South Viet Nam. map la found warm air over petitions in bankruptcy in T7.8. $60t,000. assisting South Viet Nem to MU that received a He said this is "undar con w e ^ m and central Canada District Court, Hartford. $aS2,tol,000 tor axpanston and Uve committee hag given a^sale of ptatols to anyone who^under a maintain Ms Independence. tpovbig southeastward toward has ever been convicted of a favorable *-- -- report Wednesday stant consideraitlon" but he em' Kane listed liaMllUes o f *7,« improvement o l vocational ed favorable report on a bill that "Lfke you, we have no deelre New England. This warm air felony. from the General A *«n W y ’a phasized the first approach 647.46 with asseto at *6.250. His would allow women to sit and to maintain mUHary forces in must come from the South Viet wlH not arrive in force until ucation, an Increase at to mil Eiducation Committee. Friday when temperatures wife noted debts of *1,671.81 It would also require a buyer The commission would co Viet Nam any longer then nec Nam government. lion. drink at a bar. essary to secure the security of shoLdd rise to or above 70 tor with no ssssts. The couple are to file an application writh the ordinate programs for the state "No such invitation has been $M1,7SO,000 tor construction of Ufiescorted women and fe seller. Copies of the application South Viet Nam. the first time this year. represented by the Manchester \ male stand • up drinkers would university, state colleges and received. Meantime the whole law firm of Marte, Shea and higher education facilities, no would be sent by the dealer to "But we share your belief that situation is fluid," said Ho- In addition to being warm, the remain taboo under the bill, community colleges. air Is also quite dry. Thus gen Keith. cut. the state poHce commissioner The measure now goes to the we must both respond to the lyoake. which was reported out by the and to the police chief of the erally sunny days and clear Area creditor* include Fran - $SB million tor grants tor pub Appiropriatlons Committee. needs brought about by the cis imd Gloria Wutsch of Man General Assembly’s Liquir Con towm where the buyer lives. aggression being carried on nighte will continue through Fri lic libraries, no cut. trol Committee Wednesday. .The buyer would have to wait Area Weather day and poesibly Saturday. chester, secured, *1,400, and *847 million for payments to HARTFORD (API—The Ap from'North Viet Nam. This ac *1,004, and Dr. Barry Tiablts Under existing state law, seven days from the time the tion proves again the deep ties school districts, no cut. . women are allowed in barrooms propriations Committee has Buy peaches when they are of Manchester, *65. copies are sent out before he given a favorable report on a between our tvro countries in the WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Sun *60,078,000 tor aissristancs tor but must sit at a table away could purchase the gun. ny skies, light winds and warm fairly firm, not bruised and The petitions will be present school construction; a cut of deficiency appropriations bill cause of world peace and eecu ed before Saul Seidman, refers* from the bar. Sen. Charles T. Alfano noted lity. afternoon temperatures in the show yellow or red coloring over *112 million. The committee also gave a that would provide *46,(XX) for In bankruptcy. that the measure had been payrolls In the Department of "I am confident that our two mid to upper 60s is the weather the entire surface. *412,608,000 tor defense educa favorable report on a bill that strongly opjxmed by gun clubs tional activities, no cut. would permit service bars in Agriculture and the Stats Civil and others. The opponents ar Rights Commission. *124 million for vocational hotels, restaurants and clubs to gued that their right to bear rehabilitation grants to states, remain open until 11 p.m. on Republican committee mem arms was guaranteed by the bers beat back a Democratic no cut. Sunday Instead of closing at 9 federal Constitution. Alfano said. *250,089,000 for hoepital con p.m. attempt to add *1 million to The Suffleld Democrat said he meet other payrolls. /Check the Quality. . . /Check the Values. . . struction progrsuns; a cut of Favorable reports were also did not think any constitutional *44,216,000. given on bills that would; The vote on the bill Itself issue was Involved. Wednesday was 18-13. *90,699,000 for construction of Liberalize the existing re The measure passed on a health educational facilities, no POPULAR WHITE strictions on serving liquor at voice vote. cut. bowling alley restaurants. HARTFORD (AP) — Refer SLICED ENRICHED *100 million tor grants for Permit the sale of beer in enda on locsd Issues wdll be waste treatment projeota, no seven - ounce botiUee for "take Briefs allowed June 16 under a bill cut. out” consumption. HARTFORD (AP)—A bill that sent to the governor Wednesday *67,710.000 for Public Health would modernize a statute giv after passage In the Senate. Create a "club banquet per June 15 Is the date scheduled Seiwloe hospitals and care, an mit” authorizing a private club ing the state authority to order increase of *864,000. The com sterilization has been given a for the election of delegates to to make its facilities available the <3onsUtutional Convention. mittee said the Incresise would for weddings and other non-club favorable report by the General keep in operation hospitals at social functions without having Assembly’s Fhibllc Health and Menaidtis, Tenn., and Chicago to get a special permit on each Safety CTommittee. which the department had The existing law sdlows steri B r e a d D - - such occasion. . FAMILY planned to close. Create a "bar liquor permit” lization of state prison inmates - *122,338,000 for the National authorizing a place to sell Uquor and patients at state mental SPAGHEHI SUPPER SAVE UP TO 80c OVER OTHER BRANDS — WILSON'S l5'/j ox. can xnstltute of General Medical without the necessity of also hospitals and training schools Sciences, no cut. for the mentally retarded. at the 9 serving food. *163,618,000 for the National Empower a community to de The proposed law would per North Methodist Church 4 to 5 lb. Avorago Cancer Institute, an Increase of mit use of modern surgical cide by local option if there are Sat. May 1st. 1065 for *3.660.000. certain days of the week it techniques in sterilization opera *206,969,000 for the National wants liquor outlets closed. tions. Institute of Mental Health, no It would al.so require the con Two Sittings: SUPER Corned Beef Hash cut. sent of the patient. If. possible, 5:30 and 6:80 PAN *136,412,000 for the National Pistol Sales or the next of kin or guardian Adults *1.00 MARKETS READY SAVE. 56c— VERIFINE. MclNTOSH Heart Institute, an Increase of HARTFORD (AP)—A bill that before the operation can be Children 6-12 76c *4.8 million. would restrict the sale of pistols performed. Children (Under 6 60o Lb. *121,203,000 for the National in Connecticut was passed by Large for Institute of Arthritis and Meta the state 3snate Wednesday and HARTFORD (AP) — A 18 Tickets WUI Be 35 ox. Jar bolic Diseases, an increase of *2 sent to the House. mem)>er commission for higher Available at the Door . . • million. The measure would forbid the education would be established Applesauce *92,153,000 for the National Grand Champion Quality Institute of Neurologloal Dis SAVE 16c— BLUE RIBBON eases and Blindness, no cut. Mb.. 12-ox. for Can Luncheon Date T lisja t d u 9/ l J d j v / l A cleaner wash than you can get Prune Plums Set by Library U. 8. CHOICE SAVE 18c— ALL FLAVORS Mrs. Mary Reed Newland of 4th to 7th RIBS from any other kind of detergent- ^ Monson, Mass., will be the guest RIB ROAST for speaker at the Catholic Lilyrary of Hartford's annual spring low sudserSf liquids or tablets! Sfh. fhr« 7tli 1 2 lunMieon which is scheduled for Saturday, May 8, at noon at the RIBS. Terrace Room of the Statler JHB ROAST 69 SELECT Popular's CHOCOLATE CHIP— OATMEAL— COCONUT— SAVE 17c Hilton Hotel. Hartford. An author and illustrator of 1st toll'd RIBS CH O ICE Famous ox. family fife and children’s books, Pkg. for Mrs. Newland will base her talk unusual upon the recent book. "The FRESH SHIPMENT JUST IN FROM MAINEl SHORT CUT OCEAN FRESH, LIVE f r im . . . Family and the Bible," which Burry Cookies Is dedicated to helping families SEMI- read the BiUe. . She uses the SAVE 50c — COLGATE. CREST. 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Tickots may be ototsiined CU KES Fancy, Long Green Each l U from Mrs. Robert Dell of 84 Helatne Rd. or from the Catho FreA Ground Chuck Pord Dog Food ^ lic Library, 125 Market St., CANTALOUPES Fancy, Large, Pink Meat Each 29c Hartford. Choice Stewing Beef Ik Old Dutch Peanut Butter U.S. Set8 Beef Record NESTLE’S QUICK ...... large 4 lb. can 9 9 « WASHINGTON — La*t year OSCAR Americans ate, on the averagre, 100 pounds of beef, a record. MAYER Lb. Sunripe Jumbo Olives r Per capita consumption not HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Link Pork Sausage only of beef but also of veal and turkey U expected to rise OSCAR MAYER 317 Highland St., MonclMstar. Conh. Phon* 643-4278 lb. Hi-C Fruit Juice Drjnhs this year, but a drop is pre VAC PAK dicted in pork, lamb and ani Sliced Bacon mal fats. 5 TV WEEK Kernel or Cream Com v ± ^ - A Hygrade Franks for or LIVERWURST S&W Fanqf Spinach ^ Lb. by tho pioco 1-lk Can Armour Bologna S&W Julienne Beets SAVI lie MANCHESTER T f t y NFir 1966 Tide 1-lb. 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Me 1 HOME LAUNDRY SIZE LETTUCE OUR OWN BIAKB, FURE P08K, LEAN CHICKINSLIGS goartand Ua 49c 1 r _ PINK MEAT — SWEET EATING v m COUPON 0000 ONIV o n | M . ANY OTNH MU C0NST1TIITIS IRAUB ^ CAU F. U R G E CHICKBN WiNgS 29e SAUSAGE MEAT ------I! CRISP HEADS GX-T-R^A SPBC14L ■WnnT LIFE LAnOB CAN 2 tor 3 9 ® for l a n d MAKCHlOmBR EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 p a g e N lN ETBip fAGE EIGHTEEN MANGHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN;, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 19W OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE No Clear Picture As Yet for Saturday Run for Roses LITTLE 8PORIS BY ROUSON 1 Heavenly Bold Lad Impresses Hartack ACBOSa laM Otor i n i u M i ^ < rr THAT/AND UHI^< < O W E L 40*l«tUbedlf ^ «UHt>jiOiAA WEtOOOj 8 M in , fo r 43Coant]rinTaiaal infUneo dSBurrowa But Jockey Won’t Predict KMSTHB COMnMt/OAAKUmf |LO«4HSIT&TAILj thekb asT« U B s it t 4 9 U ad a m ln « $OlOt«TAND MCIHS IFB A TH B R S nLBMOWRTHK ISM oiiM w •IRodant M AHOR.'— HAK-KAFf/— ' fOK A M lU b U t 81 Mala f « .IN A EA n /> SALL Wat^ ON running of tMs first je w e l o fa n d feel, that he's in shape for a ^ wewiy**«m [M M H K « iTM tSH T B i WELL U V W iy fort •aSoTiatd^ L O U IS V IL L E , K y. (AP)10. and possibly 12, In prospsct.s ORBNibtS O A V / ItC au M d M NlflitM ora raotng’a Triple Oown, the race top rade,” Winfrey said. Ib U ffSFRAIM FROM VIBWIKKk — Jockey Bill Hartack is Hartack said he wasn’t a bit Hartack rode Bold LAd for the HBTHOUSKTIT aotnwtMiMDt an oToat nervous about sitUng on the fa wlU have a gross value of $168,- BUGGS BUNNY TV/ 'O JA A8>«MAL TASTE iH V M tT H S I t U o M S5 H u rl impresset pictures, bronzed boxing □ books which are used. In town from his old camp in Mad schild at laiantllly, France, in 3S stead of cash, for purchases ison Square Garden. The ring gloves, silver ring bells, watch 1888. 5T during tournaments. Com historian is bouncing around es and belts. Belts most of all. "It weighs 17 pounds," saUd 5T □ petitors get them at half- flicking jabs at his 78th birthday Belts, belts and more belts. Nat. W n i n ■ r _ price and the cashier, duti with only scorn for that kid Oa- Nat dug into a closet and This Intense little maui who fully checking, asked him: sey Stengel. pointed to some packages on the has written countless books of □1 a "Are you sure you’re a Fleischer’s new spacious of floor. boxing history once was captadn m •Greatest Show on Turh pro?” fice of Ring Magaaine and of a ty College’s track team. He LL. Sports Schedule kindred publications is located "There are five more champi IT" jr Hawks Set onship belts we haven’t given got his first newspaper Job, re j within a block of the site of the porting a track meet with Pratt L State Baseball new MacHson Square Garden, out yet," he said. "When we RT IT Kentucky Derby Spectacle Today finish with them, counting Institute when the regular re w To Square COIXEOB due to be completed in 1967. But porter from the old New York Baseball—East Hampton at <3oast Guard 6, Wesleyan 5. Nat couldn’t wait. A young fel Salvatore Burruni,- the latest, we will have given out 213 belts. Press couldn’t make it. That 8T B” ST" Ready for 91st Time May 1 Coventry- Springfield 12, Trinity 0. low has to look out for the fu was 63 years ago. Cup Series Friday, April SO Bridgeport at Fairfield, ppd. ture. I started way back in 1922 with BY AL VERMEER Baseball — Manchester at "The worst problem is what Jack Dempsey. It’s kind of a "Don’t give up hope for box PRISOLLAE POP 6T R“ i IT to May 13, wet grounds. ing,” he said. "W e’re at the end _ 2 NEW YORK (NEA) — Bill Shoemaker, BUI Har- Bristol Eastern, ^:30. SCHOLASTIC to keep," said Nat with the des Ring romance." T CHICAGO (AP) — Pierre Pl- Bsiseball — Southington at pair of every man whose wife Fleischer has been cited by of a cycle. All sports go through ^BETTER AS LONS AS TOUVE lote, captain of the Chicago Call it hoopla, circus, rodeo, lack. W. Wilson 9, Glastonbury 4. cycles. Boxing will come beck if CHECK >«UR SOT 'tOUR HAND ON \T. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS the fact remains the explo Record books show nearly Rockville, '3:15. Granby 5, Southwick 3. has told him to clean out the the governments of Italy, Black Hawks and an All-Star attic — or else. "We have more France amd Thailand among tihe promoters come up with WAU.ET; 1 N E E D A A defenseman in the National sion In Louisville every first every healthy sophomore of , )cil—Penney at East NW Catholic 8, Bloomfield 0, new kids, new talent. 6 T O C K I N S S ! CERTAINLyNOT/ Saturday in May is the noise account files' the Derby. C- ' --’ - ^ Hall 5, Bristol Central 4. pictures of boxers than any oth others. But his real choice poas BOV, SPRAININ' MV WRISrr IS Hockey League, sat down ex er organization and more com ession is a gold and silver an "The only way is to start with BAR EKIOUOH, BUT HAMINT TO W H A T M A K E S MANUaitiSTlfiB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN-, THURSDAY, APRIL *29, 196i PAGE TW lNTy-Orfll -'-^1 »AGB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C ^T B R . CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 Bnsiness Scrvlcct Pslntinf-^*BperiBf 21 HtitW —tei xS^WMkBi T o p Pitching Jobs Spice NL Action Offertd 13 SPRUfa SPECIAL — profsa- WEB ARB------LOOfONO lor a giif slonal painting, $16. a room to fill the poeltlan of aecreteiryi rHARPBNIHa Smvlca—SawR receptionist and aesM ths a o c i THE CLASSIFIED knives, axts. shean, skates, (waUs and ceilings); sxterior rotary blades. Quick tsrvlea. ateo. F n e saIBnateeMlars Dec ton tai a pedtftiie pracUcs,’ East Skein Continues, Bolton Wins First Capitol Equipment Oo., IS orators, 4ies2T0. Tbs offles Is located in Wind* sor dteectly oft Route 91. Ex2 Main S t, Manchester. Hours P A n m N O BY Dick Fontaine, Alous on Hit Spree ADVERTISING dally 7-S. Thursday 7-2, Batuiw perierice or medical backk Herald Angle interior and exterior. Paper ground preferred. Jtxie gradu* 1- day 7-i. 643-7988. hanging and wall p a ^ remov (XASSIFIEU ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ate of Medical Secretarial ■y al. Dutch a n y and DuPont. eouTM acceptable. Please rt^ SpoOs Cheney Opener NEW YORK (AP) — 8 AJU. to 5 P.M. LET US feed your lawn, fer Quality woilmanaMp. Call piy to Box R, Herald, giving EARL YOST Edge Smith High, 3*2, evenings, 627-9671. Sports Kditor Mitty Alou of tha San y tilizing only. 648-7467. quallflcationa. Fmheisco Giants is hitting outh on a Fling COPY ClzOSlNG TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re 1N81DB and outslda palnttais. OERTTFIED Social Worker for Weird Seventh liming With Late Scores, 6-2 2Vii times his 'weight, but 1 MONDAY Thra FBIDAY ISiSO A.M. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. pairs, sales, rotor bladaa You name your own prtoe. Reterded Children's Assoeiia Oeneral Comments Not Good that’s still four points less shartened; bicycle tales, ssrv- ■49-7SSS. STS^MOL tion. Approximately 8 hours a What’s the general reaction of Joe Fan to Joe Gara- than Ills younger brother. PLEASE READ TOUR AD Ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, week. Write P.O. Box 626, Man- 149 W. Middle Turnplka 669 eheeter, giola’s presence with the New York Yankees’ broad By JOHN GOLDEN Batting around in their last at bats, ^Iton I^ h At 160 pounds the Uttlest and ClasstSsd er ”Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a Electrical Services 22 made history yesterday afternoon on the baseball dia least oonaptCuoua of tha three 2098. casting and telecasting team as a replacement for Mel Stretching its winning skein to five straight, East ceaveBleiioe. The advertiser should reed his ad the FIRST Allen? With not all precincts reporting, only 98 per cent, mond when it won its first varsity game ever in the Alon brothers, Matty lifted Ms DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the IT’S TIME to have your lawn FREE ESTTMATES. Prompt Catholic High had to pull out all the stops yesterday averaga to .400 Wednesday ■erviue on all types of slsctrtC' JOBS JOBS JOBS the votes are all along the “ Go Home Joe” line. Garagi- spot, a 6-2 decision over Cheney Tech. Basea on own next InsertkHa The Berald Is responsible (or only ONE Incor- mower sharpened «md re afternoon in a suspense-filled last inning to eke out a when he drove in four runs wite paired. Pick-up and delivery. al wlriM. Licensed and in and loosa play afield lad to they- ' n o t er emitted Insertion (or any advertisement end then only Bookkeeper ola is one of the most humorous sports speakers in the a' doilDle and a ‘bases-loaded tri to the extent el a ” m«ks good” insertion. Errors which do not Call 649-7968. surea. Wilson Electrical 06., thrilling 3-2 decision over Smith High of Storrs at the downfall of the Ramgera in their Lany Foohey was tbs only ple that powered the Giants to a Manebsster, S4t-4S17, 64$-l$88. Cleaning Women .« eountry but he'll have to change^ local field. The win was the<^ lessen the vahM of the advertisement will not be corrected by his wajrs if he's ever to become Ud-Ufter on home grounds. The player with more than one hit, 9>S victory over Philadelphia. Clerk-Typiet box with 2,300 pounds of Ori second this spring over Smith, "make goed” Insertion. a big league baseball announcer. Fitzgerald opened the first with win was the first in two stsrts getting a pair. The Chen^ It waa tha second atraight Household Services Counter Girl ental art, rugs, statues and the first being a slug-fest, 15- Floor flnishlnf 24 Factory Trainees Personally, I like the guy and furniture Imported from Bang a triple and scored on an error ft>r Bolton, whidi only has catcher deserved another, ek- game In which Matty had kHANiPOOL Offered 13-A 14. freshman and sophomore boys (RoekvUle, Toll Free) Waitress enjoy his company but his work kok. From his sky box, a stair by the first baseman. Dave Pan- cept for some fauKy base run- produced the winning run — Mt AT FLOOR SANDINQ and refin- Ixdiind the mike in the already Righthander Barry Sheckley ciera started the fourth with a playing. Tuesday the school nliv. He lined a hard shot to Mnth-i n n 1 n g homer Tuesday A 4 W TREE removal, pruning, land case winds up to a bedroom received credit for the win, 643-2711 875-3136 lahlng (speclalliiag In older APPLY young American League season with a 12-foot square bed and single and went to second on dropped a 7-6 vardlot to the centerfield but when a base ended the Giants’ 14-lt slugfest / clearing. Work guaranteed. floors), waxing floors. Paint leaves much to be desired. working the flrst six innings. the second baseman's boot. A Coventry High JSyvees. runner was caught going to sec kgeihat the PMlUes. He now has Cali 643-2009 or 568-0914. a large Swedish bath... Seats When Smith threatened in the ing. Caillnga. Paparhanging. Actually. Garagiola had two at the Astrodome range in single by Kelleher put Panciera Handy Andy Tomko, Cheney’s ond base, Foohey only received Mt safely in the nine games he No job too sman. Jehn Ver- ’THE CONN. STATE seventh, Coach Don Bums on third from where he talUed REWEAVINO of burns, moth Strikes against him as the guy price from $1.50 to $18,000, cor most versatile and talented ath credit for a fielder’s choice. has started wMle producing the holes. Zippers repaired. Win falUc, 669-5760. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE he replaced was one of the top rect, thia is no misprint. The waved in ace Ray LaGace from on a wild pitch. lete, allowed only two hits be Coach Tony lyAngona’s chib winning Mt In four of seven San Troubit Rtaebing Our Advertiser? the bullpen and the threat was dow shades made to measure, FLOOR SANDING. finishing 806 Main St. Manchester men in his craft. elaborate sky boxes rent for Masiuk and Panciera were fore giving way In the seventh will be idle until next Wednes Francieco victories. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys $15,000 to $18,000 annually, snuffed out, but not before tied for batting honors, each go when he lost hie control. The day, Friday’s game with Vinsl and waxing. 16 ysiara' experi there was much squirming And it’s just possible that the 24-Hour Answering Serviee made while you wait. Tape re depending upon whether the 24 ing two for three, and Bavier big right hander gave up e i^ t Tech ia Middletown being post 26-year-old Matty will finally ence. Prompt, dependable serv among the fans in the stands. corders for renL Marlov/s, 867 Here ’ n There or 30 box seats are purchased. ai^ Alubicki matched Gary Re- bases on balls and his successor. poned. step up ax the Alou family lead Free le Herald Readers Main., 649-522L ice. Call 649-0496. KEY PUNCH operator alpha- Each box balcony leads into a LaGace was faced with .some viczky, Kelleher, and. Moe Se- Bud Powell passed two more Summary: er iqstead of 22-year-old Jesus numerical, 37*4 hours, .salary Tip Department: Don't ever anxious momenta when Smith commensurate with ability. 649j, plush private room which has gar. ail five collecting a single 3U)d allowed a hit that drove in Boltos HUh <*> . . or S2-ysiar-old Feiipe. Want Information on one of our classlAed advertlsemento 7 No FURNITURE REFINISHED - Business Opportunity 28 downgrade the New York Mets such plush luxuries as closed got runners on second and third hit in three trips to the plaite. the final Bolton marker. &b r h po a • rtil Jesus is Mttlng .606 for the. answer st the teiephoD'- listed? Simply call the colors, changed, burns and 6361. hi the presence of Stan Ozimek, circuit teevee. private eleva with only one out. John Kel- Bavier led the RBI department Hutch'son. 3bSli5Si2 scratches removed, ManeheS' Going the distance and spac Bosworth. c f l 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oiants. WftOBlCiitV MANCHESTER—Coin operat PERSONABLE g;lrl over 18 with aervioe manager at Moriaiiy'S. tors and catered hors d'oeuvres. leher gateed flrst on an infield with two and Alubicki had one. Maxwell, c 3 1 0 13 0 0 0 Felipe the elder, meanwhUe, AtWAVB ter Reflnishtaig, 648-9283. sd laundromatic combination, error to ojien the inning and ing five hits was Dave SuUier- Southerl(n, pslO 1 00 0 EDWARDS secretarial skills to assist man ITie Mets don't have a more The boxes were completely sold The game provided one dou lln. iTie good-lodclng righthand Is evw ^ tly in ths also-run cate excellent location, doing very out! moved to second on a wild pitch. bleplay which was sparked by Treat, rf 8 1 1 0 1 1 3 KNOCK ager of active real estate of anUiusiasttc rooter, and support er struck out a dozen Rangers, Shapaxian. 8b310 3 11 1 gory with a .128 average tor the Building— Contracting 14 good business. Priced for quick fice and show model apart* er, than Oitmek . . . Congrattda- • * e Roger Fish, pinch-hitting for Eagle shortstop Bob Kowalchik McDonald, as300 1 00 1 Milwaukee Braves ANSWERING SERVICE sale. J. D. Realty Co., 643- Glenn Allan, walked and stole walked a pair and was reached Grover. ll> 3008001 merits, (jar necessary. Excels tkine are due Roy White, a who picked up a grounder with In othsr games, three top CARPENTRY—33 yean expe 5129. Off the Cuff second after a passed ball sta runners on first and second, for single runs In only the third NIcholi, if 1613001 leirt compensation and member of the senior class at and fourth frames. pitMUng Derformanoes were rlence. Ceilings anind floor tiled. chance to learn the real estate East Catholic High, upon his Little Leaguers in baseball tioned Kelleher on third. Fish tagged second, and threw to Totals 31 3 3 6 humqd in. St. Louis’ Bob Gibson - 649-0500 - 075-2519 JUST LISTED. Proeperous groc Coach Mike Landolphi's crew, porches, rec rooms, garages, businens. Call ^ r s . Conver.sq acceptance to the Air Force togs will be on the streets Sun proved too anxious when Fitz first for the out. Cb.1^ tturee-Mt Milwaukee 5-0 and and leave your message. You'll hear from our advertiser In Jig additions, attics fln'ahcd, re ery store on Route 30, VernOn gerald hit a dribbler .into the attired in brand new uniforms a e rbl in thickly populated section — for appointment. Samuel M,. Academy. White starred with day when the annual house to Friday afternoon the ElasUes 6 0 0 Pittsburgh's Bob Veals three-Mt time without spending all evening at the telephone. modeled, concrete work. No Infield and raced to third before in its first season of play, moved Dlsclpio. rf 4 the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0 with good foot traffic and a Lavitt Agency, MLS RcaKori die Eagle croee country squad house canvass for funds to play host to Penney High of Marksteln, lb 2 job too small. Immediate ee- at Vernon Circle. 643-2198, 875-‘ KeUeher could go home and Elart Hartford and will try to ahead In the third stanza with GilUe. 3b 1 ancinnatl’s Joey Jay pitched tlm..'te8. 643-2629. tremendous potential. For fur ttepaM t w y®ars . . . It ■ • .^ e e t operating expenses will ^ two runs. When Cheney knotted Automobiles For Sale 4 6297. husband and wife team in thet^^,^ ^.^e smaU fry, accom both men were stationed at third continue their win string. Tomko. cf-p 8 7 2-8 innings of no-Mt ball but ther details call Doris Smith, 4he eount in the fourth, it was DelConte, u S A. A. CiiON, m e . Roofing Physical Ekhication Department base. TTie entire Elagle nine got E u t Catholic (3) Sptcer. lb 3 was gone when the Reds finally 1963 BLUE Volkswagen Sedan, | Jarvis Realty Co.. Rt. 83, Ver WOMAN to keep house so father panied by adult coaches and into the act In the rundown be PITCHERS CATER TO HIM—With 13 hits in 28 2-2 in the last inning of regular siding, painting. Cai-pentry.ntnr. AL non 649-1300, 876-0629, Eves. 649- af Bolton High. Mike LandoapM managers, will join in the proj Masiuk. 2b .3 1 2 1 3 1 Power, p-cf 3 edged the Oilcago Cube $-2 In 14 exco' ent condition. Call 649- can work. Days or live in. Cal? fore Alubickl Anally caught Loach, cf 2 1 0 1 tl 0 times at bat, Danny Cater poses in batting follow- play. Foohey, c 8 Inningi. HERALD terattons and additions. O il- 3619. beads the boys' claasee and his ect. Residents bave been most Ba-vicr. If 3 1 1 0 0 0 Scavexta. 3b 3 9740 after 5 :30. 649-0600. wife teaches girls' phys ed claas- KeUeher for the out. Leach 0 1 n 0 through. Cater is regarded as the Chicago White And the Houston Astros ex ings. Workmanship guaran generoua in the paat... The Lvnch, rf 3 0 •r Then the roof fell In. All four Ha>«d. if 1 teed. 399 Autumn St. 648^860. «B . . . Recreation Division will annual auction for Little saved the game during the pro Alubicki. lb 3 0 1 0 1 Sox regular left fielder. He tops majors in hitting Bolton markers came after two tended the longest winning 1967 CHBTVROLET 2-door, stand sponsor three baseball leagues longed rundown as he snaked Lltwin, 3b 2 0 0 6 1 u Totals 33 3 3 31 3 4 1 streak in the maiors tMs season DOX LE H E R S Money to Loan 29 FULL-TIME Leaguera will be held Friday Sheckley. p 2 0 0 1 2 1 with .464. Last year with Phillies he batted .296 in man were out. A walk. Infield Bolton 003 000 4—3 ard transmission, radio «^ d BIDWELL ROME Improvement this summer, one 10-team loop night at 8 o'clock at the Ar an overthrow by LaGace, for Harvey, c 2 0 0 7 1 0 boot, single by Skip Treat, plus Cheney 001 100 0 -3 to sdven by walloiloplnf the New heater, excellent conditim, (Company—Roofing, siding, al will be for Alumni JunioTB, eight oenterfleld, and kept the "hot Kowalchik. m 2 0 0 3 2 1 60 games. (AP Photofax.) sisn. Foobey. HutriUn- York Mets 12-9. For Your good tires. $400. 643-0667. CREDIT RA'TING Opportunity available for a ^ my A Navy dub. All boys LaGace, p 0 0 0 u 0 0 three straight bases on balls, s o ^ d^^fow er to Spicer. Shapaxian • • • terations, additions and re mature person capable of teams win make up the Alumni selected will be called after the box" going. Mike Fitzgerald and a line single to center by to Grover: lob—Bolton 3, Cheney 8; modeling of all types Excel UNNECESSARY then fllod out to right to end OIANT8-PHIL&— Information assuming reeponaibllltyr- ‘ League and the Intermediate auction. Youngsters not select Totals 23 3 4 31 8 4 Bud Nichole gave the invaders bb—Tomko 3. Sunderlln 6. Powell 3- lent workmanship. 649-6496. Mortgage loans, first-second League will be comprised of the game. E. 0. 1Bmllli <2) xo—Sunderlln 13. Tomko 8; hits oR The Oiants trailed 8-2 In the 1C57 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door Gtood starting .salary and ed for the regular Little four rune and wrapped up the —TOmko 5 3/3 Innlngx. Powell 1 lor third, arranged. All kinds of fringe benerflts. Knowledge (our entries. Ihe three circuits League wiU be eligible for the Three-Run Frame ab r h po a e Other Sports Page 19 fourth when PMlliea' starter THE HERALD wlU not hardtop, call 649-4128. CARPEN TRY-Rec rooms, for J. FltZB'ld, c 4 1 1 1 1 1 verdict. 1 In 1/3: 1—Tomko. Ray Ckilp hit Tom Haller with a realty. Confidential-reasonable. of l^kkeeping helpful but . will provide baseball for boys in Farm and Rookie Leagues and Three runs in the bottom of M. Fitzk'd, ss X 0 0 2 2 0 disclose the identity of mica, ceil'jigs, closets, remod Albert Burke Agency, 983 Main. the age 13 thru high school age the fourth proved sufficient to 0 1 0 0 pitch, walked Jose Pagan and eling, hatchwaya attic* fin not neceeeary. Apply in will be assigned to teams next Brunnell. rf 3 0 any advertiser using box Hartford. Office 627-7971, Eve. person. range, Pete LoMagUo, director week... Don Bums, director of insure the win. Second baseman Rev’zky, cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 Harvey Kuenn and then Mt Mat letters. Readers ansix'cr- Trucks—Tractors is h ^ concrete steps, floors, Panciera. 2b 3 1 2 0 1 1 ty Alou's bat with a pitch that 242-9400. of athleticB at the University of athletlca at East Catholic Mike Masiuk opened the frame Doubleday. If 3 0 u 1 0 0 Ing blind box ads who porches, garages. No job tos Hartford, is bobbUng around on High, reports there Is an open- with a single and went to second Kelleher. lb 3 0 1 11 1 0 Heller^s Two Out^ Last Inning Single Spoils Bid waa rifled into Uie right field deairs to protect their SCH(X)L BUS for sale, no rea small. 64^8880. A FRESH START v/Ul lump MQNTGOMERY WARD ^ cnitchea following surgery on on his staff for an assist as Oo - Captain Mike Leach S e i^ . 3b 3 0 1 1 3 0 corner for a triple. identity can follow this sonable offer refused. Call 643- your debts Into one easy pay & CO. Allan, p 3 0 0 0 4 0 Ron Herbel got the victory DION CONSTRU(7nON C O . — his knee. LoMagUo' coadies the ant football coach and a head walked. An error by the Smith Fish, a 0 0 0 0 0 0 procedure; 4814 after 6. ment. If you have equity in (reahman baseball team at U- catcher moved Masiuk to third with five innings of hiUesa relief Complete building service. New 269 W. MIDDLE TPKE. t wrestling coach... Ray Mc Enclose your reply to the construction, alterations or ad property, call Frank Burke to Bartford ... Bob Fish wlH and Leach stole second. Tom Totals 26 3 6 18 11 2 0 after taking over for Jack San' discuu ways and means. Con MANOHESTBIR, CONN. Kenna reports the Burnside East 000 300 X—3 box in an envelope — ditions. Roofing, siding, paint coach the goK team at East Dovee, oldest organized major Bavier then scored both run ford. Sanford allowed only three addressed to the Classi 1949 FORD Pickup, needs minor necticut Mortgage Exchange, Smith 100 100 0—3 repair. B2st offer.’ 649-4946. ing, etc. 643-4392, 648-0899. Catholic tUa spring. State Anuiteur Softball Asso ners with a long single down the a—Walked for Allan In Tth: 2b— MU — but two were homers by fied Manager, Manchester 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- leftfleld Hne. A fielder's choice Revicrky, Alubicki: 3b—J. Fitzger Sophomore Loses No-Hitter Johnny Calllson and Wes Cov 8897. ciation team, is now prepping Evening Herald together QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, caught Dennis Lynch at first ald: #b—BMsh, Leach: dp—Kowal ington. Wills Mays hit one for WOMAN tai Wapping area, part- for its 10th consecutive sea chik to Alubicki: lob—East 2. Smith with a memo listing the 1965 CHEVROLET Pickup, good dormers, porches, basements time work. Call 644-0717. son. Lifetime the Doves sport but Bavier went to second and ■an Francisco. C X S 9a>»*^ companies you do NOT SBiXjND MORTOAOB - Un Short Stuff 5; bb—Sheckley 1. LaGace 1. Allan condition, $300. 649-6084. refinished, cabinets, built-ins limited funds available for sec- Salary of hockey super - star a tentastic record of 961 i^na came in on a double by Oo- 1: so—Shecklev 5. LaGace 1. Allan want to see your letter. formica, aluminum, vinyl, WOMAN for housework two- against 236 defeats. A 60-game Oaptain Joe Alubicki. 1— hits off—Sheckley 6 in 3 runs in CABDS-BRAVE8— Your letter will be des ond mortgages, payments to Bobby Hull ia estimated at 6 innings: LaGace 0 for 0 in 1; wp— steel, ceramo siding. William suit your budget. Expedient mornings per week, $1.60 per- schedule ia planned. Several Smith scored runs in the flrst Gibson brought his record to troyed If the advertiser is Robbins Carpentry Service, $35,000. His off-the-ice promo . . ^ Sheckley. LaGace; pb—Harvey 3: 1-0 with Ms second shutout Auto Accessories— Tires 6 service. J. D. % a lty . 648-6139. hour. 649-5148. tions and endoraementa net lianchester men In past years and fourth tamings. Catcher John w—Sheckley. As Platt Trims Indians, 4-1 Twins Exhibit Ball Dropping one you've mentioned. If 649-3446. the Elraves' attendance shrank Cie great Chicago star at least have performed with the club not It will be handled in including Pat Bolduc, Leo Day. to 1J24 — setting an all-time the usual manner. Help 'Wanted-;-Male 36 his National Hockey League n ie visKors got a run in the^ ruM (4) (30RVAIR engine complete, $80. Help Wanted— Female 35 Wimpy Wilson and Hippo Cor- If Manchester H i g h’s'^ hurler struck out 19 and walked<3> ab r h Tbl low for Ooimty Stadium for the Call 649-6700. Roofing— Siding 16 aalary... Judge Roy Hofheinx, five. He struck out the side in second on Osrl Bongiovanni's second night in succeaslon. EXPERIENCED woodworker prime mover behind the erec rentl. Two Defeats in 48 H o u r s baseball team doesn’t see Kllloon. rf 4 1 1 0 RN or LPN, H-7 sMft. Part or • * * the second, fourth, seventh and single which plated Wayne DeVito, cf 6 0 1 0 Lou Brock led the Cardinals, Tovar Honor-Bound, UGHTNING RODS, roofing, full-time. Laurel Manor, 649- or recent High School graduate tion of the Houston Astro Terry Bongiovanni out on ninth innings. He struck out Wright who had singled and Domlnello. as » 1 1 0 scoring a flrat-innlng run and Lost and Found II siding, gutters, aluminum win dome, has furnished his sky WrishL l( 5 1 3 1 4610. willing to learn trade. Apply at End of the Line Rocks Rockville Ball Qub the mound pitching again every local batter at least once moved up a base on a walk. Klerts. 3b 3 0 0 0 . driving In two more later In the SALE dows, doors, aluminum esno- Rlsley Woodworking, Inc.,; except Joe Savino. Meriden has C, Bonsloraaoi, lb 4 1 3 1 game. LOST — black Labrador Re ples, roll-up awnings. Work On the strength of his flrst this season it will be soon Platt added two taUlea in the Dubious Distinction triever, 10 years old, answers Lake Street. Vernon, or call' now won all three starts while Allison, ab 3 0 0 0 4.1! C iee Service Tires At Near guaranteed. Beacon Lightning LPN or RN, fun or part-time, 649-4834 or 876-U66. two pitching performanoea of enough. . . , And if the seventh on a walk, stolen base, LeFort. c 4 0 1 0 to "Inky,” vicinity Rolling Coat Price While They Last Two defeats In 48 hours has<^the loss. Windsor called upon the Indians are wtailess in two. T. Bonclovsnnl. P 4 0 0 0 PIRATES-DODGERS— Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- 11-7. 876-3077. the season, BUington High'a let some of the air out o f the three hurlers with Joe Grace Meriden Platt High sojrfiomore John Dominello’s single, an er Park. 643-8849 or 649-2856. TWO MEtaiANlCS needed,^ Friday afternoon Manchester ror and Wright's triple to left. Veils, 2-0, didfl’t allow a base 1st UN E NYLON 5318. RodcvUle High baseball bubble coming on in the fifth to get righthander sees Mark Heller in Totals 36 "i "i 1 NEW YORK (AP)—Cesar Tovar of the Minnesota Ex p e r i e n c e d secretary goi i'working conditions, many' R E D R O C K Bob Oumon rates top billing as travels to Bristol to face East A final tally crossed the plate .runner past first base as he won FOUND -^Oolll# puppy. Owner one o f the area's beat. Gumon and today ^ club stands at credit for the triumph. the batting box again, he can't ern High. Msachester (It) Ms duel with Claude Osteen, Twins has notch^ another hole in his glove en route to List Sale W A W HOOFING—re-roofta« wanted, typing. Shorthand and benefits paid by us. Join a help but think of the damage in the eighth on Carl Bonglovan- ab r h rbt may claim by paying for this PUBLIC GOLF COURSE started off with a one-hit, 5-0 3-2 in the won-loss column Hero for Windsor was Ray Far more effective than in Savino, 8b 3 1 0 0 . who had a slx-hlt shutout imtil the second annual Richie Allen fielding award. ad. 643-0982. 750x14* ...... $22.65 $15.65 new roofs, gutters repaired and knowledge of sentence struc growing company. CaU Al Bou- after starting off with a trio Malone who dellveredd a sin the local shortstop did yester nl’s second hit, a Texas Leaguer Black installed. Quality workmanrtilp ture essential. Opportunity to lals, Serv' e Manager at Man- shutout decision over Granby the opening loes to Wethersfield by Waroe LeFort, an error and Ha»-ver.' cf 4 0 0 0 Dick Schofield started Pitts- The Allen award, established# NOW OPEN High last Friday in the rain at of wina. gle which drive in the tie- day afternoon at Memorial was Duke Hutchinson. Hie sen Thirllns. lb 3 0 0 0 burgh’s -winning>1 rally with a last year by the third baaeman LOST: Pass Book No. 29-8973, guaranteed, (jail for free es advance with young but estab cherter Motor Sales, iliew Olds-- breaking marker. Field. Heller’s two out, ninth in Terry Bongiovanni’s hit. A great Heller, a* 4 0 1 1 first. Alvls homered with one on 750x14* ...... $26.15 $17.95 timate and appraisal. 648-9363, Ellington. He followed up, also Both defeats have come in ior CO - captain went the dls- defensive play by centerflelder Warren, c 4 0 0 0 double Ih the ^ h th Inning. of the Philadelphia Phillies, Savings Department of The lished company, excellent mobiles and value used cars, Slater St., Manchester in the rain, with a no-hit, 7-2 extra innings. Newington High Friday afternoon the Rams ning single was the only hit the Brady. 3b 0 0 0 Roberto (3emente then for Cleveland while Jimmie Hall White 643-9189. working conditions. Phmie 649- 613 West O nter St., Manches-’ txuice, gave up eight hits. He Bill Howver off the hat of Kil 3 goes to the rookie Inflelder connected twice and AUiaon Connecticut Bank and Triis*. decision over Bloomfield High clipped the Rams and ace pitch will be out to snap their slump Indians collected off the Silver Bomberver. H 3 0 0 0 walked and Donn Clendenon whose season-long performance 7785, 876-3317 fpr appointment. ter, 648-1611. (O ff Tolland Tpke.) walked four batters and tanned lian. which was turned into a 8 ^ . f t 3 0 5 0 once for Minnesota. Company. Application made for 820x15* ...... $35.20 $23.00 Tuesday aftemo s X PAGE TW BNXY'tittli MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 . . - - ■-‘ ■1 . - ■ f fAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVElil^G HniAlAr;l|EIWCHESTER,^ THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965 Houses For Sale 7J Honsss For S b M 72 RSBort P rop srtf For Sals 74 Sabvrbsn For Sak 75 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Resort Propertr Ho For Sals 72 Honsss Fmr Sale 72 Hobsob For Salt 72 Articles For Salt 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW WAPPINO—6 room Ranph on For Rent 671OCaXimAL In one R anch es, JgANCMBBTBR — If you ap- MAMCRBSTER — Modern MANCHESTER — 6 mloutea SIX ROOM oepe, dateehad |R- ANDOVER lAKR — apic and TWO YEAR OLD SOLID GOLD SPLIT rage, juR painted, aouthweR ^an I rooR fumtehad sum a pNfeeriotially landseaped Ik KKCP TOUR carpeta beautlfiH r ter*8 prestige neighborhood^ pw olM s a dteHiBtviiBiad homa, OB tovRy wooded lot, 2 o^- toom VMicheeter Oraan, Im- Quality aoartmsttete and Bv-1 GARDNER LAKE, Coon. Mod- with trees. Six large roomsj aide, fireplace, $17,400. J, D. mer home, large lot fUU price acre, S«ar garage, alnmiiium I L a iv * tdo« euabom buBt daapita conatant footatepa of a rood aRghborhood, Baa yaid rooma, den, tile bath, bresza- mamitete 6-room Ranch wtth mg fsatnrss saake this Sk btwy family. Oat Blue Luatre. MfiUM.ilil am houaakeeping cottages. baths; dining room, Jreew- Reatty, 668-6139. ta.OOO for averytRng. Alice sldteg, flrepiMe, 33 foot, living RaBeh etorn to averytkiite. CLASSIFIED Mid want to find aB at a way, gkrage, Bel Air Real Es a-esr garage, buitt in 1189, I k room, $ bedrotxns and a huge rooms ths kteal hona to up- Rent alectTlc ahampooer $1. ABCMAEQLOGET, Lakefrcmt. Boating, fishing, | way, 2-oar garam, ^ .« 0 , baths, lormR dining room, CUmpet Realtor, 2464542. iQuallty throughout m ssnslhte pcloa, be am to call tate, 64S-26». 5-6 TWO FAJdILT, 3-car ga kitchen. QRet deadend rtreet. PauVa Paint A WaHpaper Sup- « A-'Milt AT . awlmming. Inspect weekends. Phllbrick Agency, *4»-844A^ na, today, to sat this custom pansted flrapteoe wRI In Bv move-in eondition. Ideal for Free ocMred pteturee, bro ______rage, separate healing, assume MISQUAM2CUT comer shore Owner moving out of stote. someone at PA'W. FN.A. ap- pty-______built 6 noon Raaeli hi Rock- BIX ROOM OaiTlsoa Ooteelal, mg room, well to wall carpR- property, aeroM streR from DiCQDiHa'nE chura. Arrowhead Gi%ve, MANCHESTER — New Uatlng. rsady for oecnpency, Ik hatha, mortgage, excellent lot, $23,- $18,500. W olverton Agency,- pmlsed at $19,400. Cafl J. 000 value ta r $34,500. Roger | Isd o. OaU Bachaim BaMa, Jar tng, Intsreom and Are alarm ooean property, 60x160. Good R ealtors, 849-2618. Walksr, 649-5506. $75-6611. ADVERTISING "NEVliR uaed anytMi« Uka it," fiCRMLINfiS 0^ Route 864, C olchester. 242-9278. spacious • - room Ootonlal. 8 twm hsdrooraz, kitchen buUt- systoms, large ens acre lot wsU 900. J . D. R ealty, 648-6139. McLaughlin today at 049- oversized nrage, vis ResBar Oo., RsaMonm M l b , bustnsM coiner. $5,000. Phone ady iwera of Bhie Luatre for UONO.IONG breesew ay, 648-U E ,1tarss., 642-1626. kia, very RnaU down payment landBcaped and fenced oti 3 5506. a^ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TWO ROOM furnished year | fireplace, (Unlng room, lo- NEAR Bucklay School—clean, 649-6786 after 5 pm. COVENTRY — moderMetic 6 ' Barrows A Wsllac* otaaninr carpet. Rent electric asaumes tha mortgage. Osll to R des, $30,800. F or further hi- room Gairteon Oriental sttuR- 'round cottages, Lakefront cation. Priced rigM. Hayes ooky 6 room, custom Cape,: Ik Barrows A W sIIbcs Parkade. Itaaeh. t AAL t o S P.M. ahampooer |1. “nie Sherwin- day, WeRay R. Smlm Agency, fOnnittion cell the R. F. XX- TORBB l o t s at Coventry Lake ed on 4k acTM, breesewav, WHIiama Oo. Park, Coventry. $15. per week. Agency, 648-4808._____ hatha, dishwaRier, many ax- I Manrtierier Parkkds, Maaeh. 646-5606 Includes lake privileges. Please R ealtors, 648-1567. in ock Op., R ealtors, 649-6240. tras, basement garage, flre- with lahe privjleges, aS in a overslsa 2 • oar garage, ik 646-5S06 package, $8,000. Batch Real Es COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. GOOD FARM top soil, $14. a call M r. F rasier, 742-8893. CONCORD RD. — Baau^I FOUR FAMILT — prims Bi pteoe with panfted wall, fa- batfaa, fireplaoed Uvtog rooi tate, 640-2013. Priced in ttie tow OzB load dalivered. Call Md-STIl randi, large living room, for^ ■da tocaMon; 4 room oBte wtth ceR^ papsrqd Snd painted. W a . V sm en MONDAT IIM nUDAI AJU^ATCmOAt t AJA CAPE COD, DeiMaport, 8 and mal dining room, oablnR Bssideptial For Sals O i£ 643-0006 rafter 6. G all Green, 743-7093, (day or anytima. aU buUt-lni. Waatey ^ Smith CONVENIENCE LUCKY THIRTEEN 8 bedroom ooMagea, aH oon- kitchen, 2 bedrooma, recroa- A gen cy, Renttora, 642-1967. Sabarbsn F or Sals 76 evsRngs). F. M. Gael Agen LOAM — top grade loam for venianoM, automatic heat. Off tion room, landscaped yard W H A T IS BOWERS SCHOOL — Five room cy , 648-3882, 648-0381. A. L. Excellent 5 room, 2 bed Is the key word for this 6k Room Georgian Ookxdal ] aale at low, low price. |1. a season rates. R ockville 878- Marlon E Robaitacm, Realtor, MANCHESTER — modtro 6- room Ranch with breese- Ranch, Brei^nce, yaRty bath, STAFFORD — 80 acre farm R ose, 649-7877 (eve.) overiooktng Bolton Lnke. DIAL 643-2711 yard if ym< load and haul, |1.M 0663. QUALITY? oil hot 'water, dlshwaRilM’, dte- room ranch near schools, 64S-095S. room Ranch, • big bedrooma, way and one-car garage. with bam, coops and Rce shopping and transportation. Real Country Mvtng wtthln a yard K we load and you haul, Large, Mgh wRl tenoMeped posal. air-cdnditloner, base- (XIITENTRY — 5 rooms, 8-bed dining room, kttchan with huUt- homa. BYan Smith, 064-7730. Unique kttchen and dining 6 mmutee of town. Ideal for tl.SO a yard, plua tB. an hour BuTSbUSMOUlD CAPE COD — Dennis. Attrac MANCHESTER — 7k room Hite 8 room Raised RaiMb tnsTlOOiboO lo t fun basem ent lo t wtth 'View. 80-day occu menu garage, 21 shade trees, room year 'round home, excel- tive one bedroom year ’round ranch, 4 bedrooma, dining wUl give you a ftaia defini leitt area near lake, only $9,- area decor. Ideal for Mom, Oie piofesricinel man wtth for truck, if we load and haul. GETAfEEt^ AT B R A ir Read B stats, 04$-9$S3. pancy. im m ediate escupancy, $17,900. SO. WINDSOR—Spacious 6k large family. Price $39,900. cottage, R o m to beautiful | room, 2 baths, 2-iO Teh^ ga tion. A kttohsn with buUt- Kan Osiriitetty, Realtor, 642- 900. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Dad and the kids. Yours for We deliver on Saturdaye only. H it room Split, SO* paneled family J. Mdniighim 649-6506. Call MS-24M, aak for Bem le. ocean beach and lake, TV, 644- rage, only $18,500. HutohLu ine, dtehwaMier and dtepos- MANCHESTER — Modem 2- 6109. room with bar, near bus and $800 down. Mr. Lswte 649- H«lp Waatod—Mak i t Halp Wanted— Male 36 i^ c y , ReRtora, 646-0105. al, oshiiists wtth adjustshte Writs Box T, Herald On Saturday call either MS- D14. bedroom Raaeh, near bus, a h o p p 1 n g. $10,900. Hayes Vernon 5306. Barrows A Wallace F1AJMBER8 and phunbani' 34M or 64S-01B1, aak for Bemie stielras, Ik baths wtth os- sbop|ilnf> schoote, R ea woodad PICTURE BCXXC Utehen te ohe T n O AUTO ~ m^fehMica m 3 5 iw 5 ^ a>r a MANCHESTER — New 7-room ram lc tHa and glaM an- c< the many fine features of Agency, 048-4808, Barrows A Wallace Manrhester Parkade, Manch. gimrluf Ford dMiar. HxcaUant halpera. Apply Warren J. Cot or Andy. lot nillhaatment BR Ahr Raal BE THE FIRST ONE Manchester Parkade. Manrii. Wanted To Rent 68 Garrison Colonial, 12x24 Svlng Rossd tub and aiowar, a Batata, 646-9Sa. MANCHESTER ViciRty — i ^ thte 8 or 4 bedroom home, cen SO. WINDSOR — charming old 640-0306 ■alarr. Itan y M n fe banaNta, tier Plumbing A Heatinf, Ine., room, family room, hullt-ln 649-6306 ITl Union' 8t., RockvtUe. SCREKNKD LOAM — for the cheery laundry room, 6 Level on 2 acres of land, 2 trally toasted. Char-Bcn Real er 9 room Colonial on shaded On your block to buy one of iBCIudinr vacatton with pay, in- WANTEX) — 4-bedroom lake- kitchen, spacious M. rooms to aooommodnts bedrooms, garage, owners an- ty, 648-0663. I auraoea, ate. Idaal workinc beat in lawna and gardens from 64 DUPLEX, ewnsr's slda im acre. Modem kitchen, 3 baths, the 2 remaining new 5- M anchastor front cRtfige for one month, right. Hayez A gency, 64$-4608. your oomfoit, n large ree maculate, central tooatton. Can xiouB. Weatey R. Smith Agen W apptng condiMoM in a eompMaly new MAN wanted for delivery and our acreening plant. Andover- June, July or AuguR R Cov outbuildings. ORy $19,900. room ranches just over the lanaral maintenance. Apply Columbia. Delivered. George room, much m m to sea^ arrange Wnanring cn good oy, R ea lton , 648-1567. MANCHESTER — unusual SOLID AS A ROCK ahop. Apply in paraon to Waltar entry Lake or Columbia Lake. l a r g e I room Cape in a de Hayes Agency, 643-4606. Mancheeter line. Big lots. BIRCH TREES Lucky Lady Laundry, td Pur- H. O rifflng, In c., 743-7886. 134,900. iMins. J. D. Realty, #1641129. home, unusual price. 8 rooms, Ylkbaati, Saraioa Managrer, Reply Box 8, Herald. sirable area. FuM dormer, 1% WEST SUHD—Rare opportuR- Low price. $15,300 - $15,200. m a wen estabUehed neigh neN Placa. $18,000. First time on. market. COLUMBIA — 10 room Federal Call Dick Beach now at Beautiful 3 bedroom 1 k bath FItacaraUl Ford, Windaor Ave- DARK RICH atone-free loam, baths, attractive rec room, eut MANCHESTER — beantlfR new to for the appreciative buyer, Presently used as in-law quar Ookxilal on 24 acres. Very liv borhood te thte older 7-room NEEDED — Four room apart- 649-5306 or 643-1040. ranch home bi a setting .of home, ’nie 217.300 price ta- ■ua, KorirriHa. fill, gravel, sand, atone, ma at state owner wants action. J. D. Realty Co. 4-4 two faralUaa, flats and du- jbcellent 7 room OotoRal with ters: 100x120 tot, one-car ga able but needs a handyman. many Wreh treee. Femlly meR or house for man, wife, cludes 3 baths, g«ng«. aB nure, white aand for sand box Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real 648-5132 648-8779 ptoxas. Custom quality ttirough' an natural oak trim, fireplace, rage. Wolverton Agency, R o Two bams, chicken coops, pond room optMAI n flagstone DEAN Automobile one oMM and a dog, prefer tors, 643-1567. den, open stairway, front to tors, 649-2818. city faeUlttea The time to es and oool pools. Delivery. 64S- suburban. Balch Real Estate, out toiH tlted halite, indlvkhial aite. ARdng $17,800. O sll Gall patio wlthOU UUle view of MACHINE PRODUCTS 9804. cellars, hot amter heat Excel back hall, arched vestibule en Green, 743-70M, (day or eve Barrows allace act' te now! Dick Beach, Apartments—Flats— Apartment Buildings 644-2012. NEW RAISED RANCH — 6 TANNER STREET — wMl build countryside. You must sse. Household Goods 51 lent location with all utilities. try, wall to waU carpeting, nings); F. M. (iaaf Agency, MANCHESTER PARKADB $14,000. C all B. Lewis. 349- 649-5806. 875-6611. 16K ADAM S BT. Salesman Wanted IHE AMAZING Blue LuRre will Tenements 63 Tenements 63 roennt, one full mmJ tw o half OaU now. H ayes Agency, 648 dishwasher, garbage disposal, 3 bedroom Colonial, Ik baths. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, baths, 8 or 4 bedrooma, dining 643-3682. 648-0381. A . U Roee, MANCHESTESt 649-6306 5806. MAMCXeBSm, CONN. leave your upholRery beauti Business Property 4606. Ik tiled baths, terge fUUy in Bowers Area, $20,900. E. J. 649-TSn (eve.) Barrows A Wallace Local Butek dealer wants fully soft and clean. Rent eleC' ranges, automatic washers WKTHERELL STREET — I ’THREE ROOM apartment, For Sale 70 room, family room, one cat sulated attic, walk-in cedar Carpenter, R eeXor, 649-5061, Barrows A Wallace IfsnnkistT- Parkade, Manoh. with guarantees. See them at room second floor apartment, heat, gas, hot water, $66. garage, $23,900. Phllbrick MANCaSBafrER — New 6 room Haa hiMMtKato Openinga man to aeH new aild uaed trie aiMunpooer $1. Oloott 'Va ALTON BIRBET — prime to- ctoset, air-conditioner, enclosed 649-9201. BOLTON — 5 room Ranch cus TOLLAND — 6k room Raised Manchester Paiicada, Monrii. 640-5206 oara Excellent opportunity riety Store. B. D. Pearl’s Appllancee, 644 $66. 649-0010. monthly, Bridget’s Pariah. MAIN STREET Rte, near Cen A g;«icy , (149-8464. liaised Ranch, 3-car garage oaUon, immaculate 3-bedroom side poroh with easement win tom built in 1956, 1-car garage, Ranch, double garage, beauti 649-5806 Biuwn A Miacp Anbomatta for the right nan. Must be Main St. Cell 643-n71. 388-1431, after 6. ter, with building o f 6,500 sq. I huitt-ins, Ik hatha, % acre tot, hom e, 3-ear garage, $18,000. T. dows, combination windows summer porch arid patio, walk ful one-haw acre wooded tot ■eaear liartitne F r e e l a w n c h a i r or end ft. Many potenUala. Will fl-| p r i v a c y — 5k acres, custom tremendous value. Hayes Agen TWO-FAMILY A ndover a t high eidfber. Maaoheater M ancheRer built Garrison Colonial, breeze J. O o o h R t R ealtor, 643-1677. throvgbout, 2-car garage, as- out basement 'with play room, $13,900, FHA $450 down. Pasek I Oohrmbia Sat And Oparata man prefaferred but not re- bench with our all bolted picnic nance. Owner 649-5220, 9-5. cy, 64A480I. Riatt tiled ftoor in basement, handy to take, $16,900. Phll R ealty, 364-7470, T43-834S. CAPE WITH ACRES tables while they lest. W. Zink- G. E. refrigerator, very good, REMARKABLE LUXURY SEVEN R(X>M tenemeR, 24 Lo- way, double garage, recreation BONANZAS Personality Packed ouirad. A«AH eompany bene* clean condition. Pbone 448-8808. teundry room, cold storage cel brick A gency, 649-8464. er, Pinfiey Street, Ellington. CUR St., 3120. 649-8239, 9-6. MANCHESTER — Six - room room, fireplaces, beautifully MANCHESTER — Luxurious VERNON — spotless 6k room 16 treed acree surrcimd th is | nta. Tranaportation Trai fur- APARTMENTS AT landscaped, scenic view. room Ranch, 2 full baths, main lar, hot water oil heat, under 6-5, Fireplace, lovely Beautiful 6 room ranch—pic **SSt-«p And Oparada ntahad. C ontact Mr. Newton 878-7141. apartment, two stores and UNUSUAL I 'VERNON—6 room Ranch built Ranch, cabinet kitchen,' ceram O-room oape, gl'ring a a ti^ SINGER AUTOMA'nC Zig-zag, RENTS THAT MAKE commercial bulldihg all in one Hutchins Agency, 646-0108. tenancs free redwood exterior, ground tank, large outside gmmde, excellent through- ture book setting—k acre at Bourne-Bulok, Inc.. 265 like new in cabinet, button FOUR ROOMS, dowtntairs, $80 stone fireplace, l^ e miq;>le 1960, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with ic bath, basement rec room, privacy. Best ptees for chll- SOLAR enlarger F 4.5 Wollen- SENSEI package. High trRfic count. family room with fireplace, built-in oven and range, alumi' levri treed lot, only $14,600. I troed A shrubbed tot—a once Set-tip And Operate Mata Stroat, Manehaater. aael, $66. M»- holes, monograms, fancy de monthly. Call 643-0836. ROCKLEDQE — large curtom Center Han 3 bedroom trass, beautiful shrubs. Shown in a lifetime find—with teles dien, enjoyebto h >o* ^ aaefa lens and e A 'wlM investment for only scenic acre lot A muR see for num storms and screens, city Hayes A gency, 643-4808. those summer eookouts. AH - “ Banaflta 9978. signs. Originally over $300.. $26,000. Haym Agency, 648- 4 bedroom Colonial, bulK-lns, the quality conscious. Hayes Ranch, formal dining area, by appointment only. Charles 6 - 6 - plus. Spacious with privitegse, only $21J500—by balance due $65, tedie over COTTAGE STREB3T — 4 room s, 2k baths, 2-car gpage, gor screened porch, second flre- Lasperance, 649-7630. third floor po^blUtlee. water, full cellar, 90x150 lot, for $17,900. R. Welker, 649- WAWnDD — Sxpartencad haad MARILYN 4S03. A gency, 648-480$. $14,600. Wolverton Agency, appointment. Call Art For- PICMIC TABLES, aM aizee and payments, $10. monthly. Deal second floor, gas Rove, $68. geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen-* pteoe in basement rec room, aker 849^803,'875-2834. 5506. part. thna, dyer, for aU New EiMland 649-4498. MANCHESTER — spacious 6 Fine Areas, Excellent In- Realtors. 649-2815. Wanted—Real Estate 77 SANTTOR wwiil Arm, for Aein and package R yles, from 6 foot $13.80, de er, Hartford 622-0881. BUSINESS ZONE m — Ught cy, 643-4803. TUCK ROAD — 7 room Colonial sttaRied garage, country aaS aM-eeSA rooms with two offices, sep setting on near acre lot room Ranch with attariied ga oomee. Priced To Sell Barrows A Wallace Barrows A Wallace g y e la f o4 anyihatica (Nyton livered. W. Zkiker, Pinney COURT CX)ZY 3 room apartameR, heR. large panRed family room, COVENTRY — Lakefront. A 5 TO PURCHASE sm all mulU- BtreR, BHington, 878-7148. SECOND - hand furntture for arate entrance, suitable for Price $18,000. Can now. rage, hot water heat, fireplace, Manchester Parkade, Meneh. kiancheater Pwkede, Mhncte. and Potyaater). Good future. hR water, stove and reifriger fireplacaa, buitt-lns, waD-to- room ranch, 2 or 3 bedrooms, family property in Hartford, 649-5506 sale, all m good condition. Oil buainess or professional use. large lot. F ull p rice $18,800. East Hartford or Mancheeter. 649-5503 BLOenueXAN batpar ar Trade Reply Box O, Herald. Spacious and Beautiful 1 A 2 eutor, cloee to schools, churchea arall CMpiri, porch, 2 nrages, AUce Clam pet, R ealtor, 649- JULIAN REALTY oil hot water heat, fireplace, CEDAR clothesline poles, many and gas stove, parlor stove, $22,000. Phllbrick Agency, 649- Porter Street irgeoua wooded lot ftutehfais WARREN E. HOWLAND Principals only. Particulars to School ipndunie. OaH d44-010e sizes. Installed; also, good hy Bedroom Apartments. and shoj^Ang, second floor, no ' 4548. REALTORS 649-9190 knotty ptae kitchen, full cellar, refrigerator, bed and crib. 85 8464. ;ency, 6464M.06. REALTOR 648-1106 tip-top condition, $13,900. Wol P.O . B ox 306, BoKon, Conn. draulic truck jack, chains, Charter Oak Street, upataire. ohi'kiren, Available June 1R.| ^ven rooms,. garage, Ore- MAN W AimD dor aloak a JOBS JOBS JOBS tiled baths, hot E verton Ageney, Realtors, 649- tubes, R c . M9-18SS. 649-4497. FROM $120 PER MONTH 380. 443-4886. place, I k PORTER ST. Area — propoaed Aasociatea: Paul Dougan MODERN RANCH LISTINGS wanted — residence, dildairy w n h . t o u t hawe S- (Includes heat, hot water and water oil heat, wall to wall THREE famtiy, 4-4-4 in nice 3813. Olark-TypM Land For Sale 71 4 bedroom raised Ranch, 3k Henry Madden $3,900 w « assume 4k% condition, new aiding, copper tend or eommerdri. We buy | oHina, acme laioarhidsa A nrUBSDAY, APRIL 29» 1966 i!tm PAGE TWENTT-roOB iHtmrl)[»Bter If^raUt e tiM Weak MaAaB Ibaeeeed a» e . to S t o * ■ rR fiM 4|rtB«.UlB Fblr, —« to eait tofi|gM> Mm The Mancheater Chapter of 1 4 ,1 3 8 fito fi^s tototeBMP the Retreat League will spon Curtis^ Teacher Units Meet tochtoflwdda. About Town sor a card party tomorrow at 8 nie Zipaer Oub will sponsor p.m. at St. James' School cafe Mmu km tt t v ^A City o f ViOagm Charm « card party SMurday, May 1 teria. The event was originally To Set Up Referendum Rules at tha clubhouse on Brainard scheduled to be held at Mott's auditorium. (ClaMilM AdvarlMag mm Page 2B) PRICE SEVEN CKNTi Place. Also on May 80i the club School Supt William Curtla^can expect out «f the referen-. VOL. LXXXIV, ND. 179 (TWENTY-POUR'PAGES—TWO SBCTION8) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1985 will celebrate their 44th An The Women’s Society of was to meet separately with the dum will be official recognition niversary. Tickets may be ob aa the m ajority group.” y > tained from the steward. Christian Service of North two teacher groups today in an Methodist Church will meet effort to iron out ground rules 'Tt (m^ority atatua) will give ua more weight in dia- The Mancheater YWCA will Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. for a teacher referendum. Mrs. Manuel Margarldo, chair The board, of education, at its ouaaiona with the superintend Events aponsor a duplicate bridge game ent and the acho