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

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

; : .t , MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PACT 9CTB PACT iiro MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968

Interest groOps offered at Hebron camp include swimming, boat­ Tolland County Sheinwold on Bridge ing, canoeing, motor scooter safety, archery, sports and rec­ You« Should Know. • PTA to Elect Officers reation, crafts, folk * singing, ACP Funds COIXECnON OF HANDS NORTH sewing and current events. Mrs, Alherta Parsons CHA1X.ENOERS READERS A AJ962 Additional information is By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 AK4 At Annual Meeting May 15 O 76 available from the Tolland Coun­ To Mrs. Alberta Parsons of Available' If you’re in, favor of simple 4 > KJ8 ty 4-H Office in Rockville. 204 Mill Rd., Bolton, who bridge hands for simple minds, The Hebron PTA will hold Its morrow- night at 8 In the tiome Bulletin Board has been associated with scout­ stay away from H. W. Kelsey, WEST EAST annual meeting May 18 at the of Mrs. Mary London on Lon- Cadette Troop 5114 will spon­ To Fanners 45 « KQ108 Gllead Hill School. There will don Rd. ing for fourteen years, working whose "Killing Defense” I sor a rummage and food sale as a girl scout leader for the 9 QJ 10972 853 be a catered buffet supper by 4.H camp Applicution, on May 18 at the Community ’The ASCS County Office ad- recommended a^year ^ o . If past five years in the Manches-' you like challenging hands, add 0 AQJ 1094 0 832 reservation only, and no tick- Applications arc available for Hall in Gilead from 10 a.m .'to vises farmers planning any ’ ’ " " ter-Bolton area has "been a re­ his "Advanced Play at Bridge” 4 , None 4|b 7 S 3 ets will be sold at the door. the Windham-Tolland Senior 2 p.m. Anyone who has dona­ spring or summer conservation warding experience. to your bookshelf. SOUTH A number of tickets are avail- 4-H Camp to be held June 23 -to tions is asked to call Mrs. Paul ■practices to get In touch with Mrs. Parsons was senior ad­ Opening jead — queen of 4 743 able through next Monday from 28 at the Windham County 4-H Wilhelm. the office before starting the visor for Manchester Troop 610 <0 6 Mrs. Albert Attardo, Mrs. Camp in Abington. The camp The Deacons of the Gilead work so that the practice will hearts. for four years before becoming 0 K5 Charles Barrasso, Mrs. Donald will be held again this year if Congregational Church will be eligible for cost-sharing. In today’s hand, which ap­ Senior Planning Board Advisor 4 AQ 109642 Berry, Mrs. William Johnson, a minimum' of 50 campers at- meet tonight at 8 in the church. They state that while ACP funds pears early in the new Kelsey West North South Mrs. Richard Sage, Mrs. John tend. The Women’s Fellowship of over girl scouts selected fronq seem to be limited, changes in book, you are shown only the all troops in the Connecticut C? 1 NT 3 NT Sibun, Mrs. Robert Stamp, Mrs. young people who are 14 the Gilead Church will spend farm operations, weather or North-South hands. It is up to 1 Valley Council of the Greater other conditions often result in your Imagination to supply the 4 0 Pass 5 * Walter Unsworth, Western Auto, yg^^s of age by July 1 are eligl- tomorrow in Hartford. Mem­ All Pass Frank and Marian’s store or -^,g attend. Non 4-H’ers bers will visit the Hai^^tford Hartford area this year. The cancellations making funds East-West cards, but It isn’t un­ Hebron Food Market. should submit a written recom- .Seminary...... ^ the Congregational scouU on the board are available. likely that West has 6-6 in the House and Seminary bookstore, towns in the Hartford Purchase orders are availablfe suits to account for his ener- course, your reason for reusing The agenda of the business mendation from a clergyman, the first heart trick. meeting at 8:30 p.m. is election teacher, 4-H leader or Club All those wishing to attend are ^rea, the majority being from in this county for lime, fertilizer seUc vulnerable bidding, of officers and installation. Agent, or qualified person with invited to meet at the church the Manchester-Bolton Commu- and services for tree planting A count of winners shows that Ruff a spade, lead a trump at 10 a.m. "*ty AssoclaUon. to dummy’s eight ruff another Miss Natalie Oolombaro will iheir application, and woodland improvement, you can easily take seven spade, lead a trump to dummy’s introduce a film’ and slides on The1 ,11- totalLv..... costV,.— of the camping The Little League Bears will The Senior Planning Board They can be issued for any prac- clubs, two hearts and one spade. - .. .1. - v and week is $20. Campers will .sup- play the Lions tonight at 6 p.m. supetwises acUvltles of senior tice approved under the ACP re- Where will you go for your 11th another spade, community facilities scouts of high school age, such scenes of Hebron, Andover and ply bedding, flashlight, clothes, in a practice game. quirelng these materials or trick? Since you cannot expect How dummy’s last spade is Marlborough. These audio-visual health information sheet and as proJecte which are do"® Divtolon of United Alrcmft, services.’The advantage of using to get a d ia m o n d trick, you must good, and you can le ^ a trump n v t ftOA/VTV K r t e l a 'P n A ' 1______i «m wse*'a Ir'tnn' an/1 to dummy’s king and discard an materials were created last whatever musical instrunient or Manchester Evening Herald an individual troop basis. ’The Elast Hartford, are members of purchase orders is that they are obviously try to set up dummy’s summer by Miss Colombar- sports equipment they wish to Hebron Correspondent Mrs. board is now planning a con- Uie OonneoUcut Aeronautical' presented to the dealer in pajr- spades. diamond on toe good spade. ference for this montti of all It’s a rather pretty illustra­ ao and the second grade teach- bring. Marjorle Porter, tel. 228-9116. .. Hiifrtorlcal Association (CAHA) tial payment for materials or The danger is that East will tion of toe principle of keeping ers of Andover and Marl------' livterested in preserv- service. __ return a diamond if you let him the dangerous opponent ouUof borough through a "Mini-proj­ Uve of all councUs in , aemnautical history, espe- Many approvals for seeding win a sjfede trick. ’The defend- ect” approved by the State De­ South Windsor New Eng and to study leader- a l i o n ^ t ^ - and Improvement practices ers will get one spade and two Dally Question partment of Education and fund­ ship training. poraitdons Utait are in the stafe. have not been received in the In addition, the planning diamonds, defeating the con­ ed by the provisions of Title V Mrs. Parsons says tliat the county office. ’They require such As dealer, you hold: Spades board sponsors a senior work- tact; ’There, ladles and gentle­ of the U.S. Elementary and Sec­ Biiilding Permits for April orgunizatiicm is raising money notification before the approval men, you have toe problem. Sm A-J-9-6-2; Hearts, A-K-4; Dia­ ondary Education Act. weekend to get summer camps to build a museum at Bradley and application for payment Can monds, 7-6; Clubs, K-J-8. ready for the scouts, as well if you can find a solution be- The rooms at the Gllca1M C«b> IM* Mrs. Pa'Tsons has been a Made Daily! brary to benefit the library for member of the Manchester-Bol- with ^ classroom materials pro- „ “V.ALLEY OF THE DOLLS” Featuring Dally Specials! STARTS FBI. — 1st RUN the purchase of new books The Association for five years ^ commission. Dick lUanriiTatPr MPifiirs Legal Beverages Sandy Dennis Historical Society’s own booth which doordinates all activities i»a <^ray of Manchester will teach WllllfiMlls/ 6:30 and-8:45 “ Sweet November” the course. Tel. 649-5544 will sell cheese, homebaked for the troops in the two towns, 1Eupm «0 Furphey said rtgistrations are goods, plants, and the society’s hawing to do with town activi­ still being accepted. Any girl or cookbook. ties, such ea the cookie sales or Published Dally Except Sundays boy. between toe ages of and the girl scouts participation in 12 and Holldaya at 13 Bdssell Street. 16 years interested in toe course the Memorial Day parade ea(to Manchester, Conn. (06040) AIsop Resipis Post year. should contact Norman Schuey Telephone 643-mi Guys and Dolls Furphey. j Second Class Postage Paid at HAR’TFORD (AP)—John AI­ Aside from the voluntary C The (TeejSpoon Restaurant ■wioilk that Mrs. Barsons does The course is being offered as; Manchester. Conn, (A Musical Fable of Broadway) sop has resigned from toe Com­ a result of a recent survey by with girl scouts in helping .them By mission for Higher Education, , , , toe Coast Guard which xcvcaicurevealed' SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance Frank Loesser, Jo Swerling and Abe Barrows naming his new duties as a Re- better citizens by jbat although only five pe* cent publican national committeeman oppor- jbe boating population is One Year ...... $30.00 Presented by as one reason for his decision. scouting, she Six Months ...... 16.60 between toe ages of 12 and 16, Three .Months ...... 7.80 SOCK and BUSKIN ” It is conceivable,” AIsop said has a number of other inter- this Age group was involved in esrts. One Month ...... 2.60 Wednesday — Lunch Pii., May 10 and S'at.,.May 11 at 8 P.M. Monday, “ that positions which 16 per cent of the accidents. I might take—either privatlly As a member of the Wom­ en’s Auxiliary at Manchesiter * BAILEY AUDITORIUM or publicly-in commission mat­ Tuna and Macaroni .Salad Genei’al Admission $1.50 ters could be classified as po­ Memorial Ho^lbal, Mrs. ]^r- If you find you have no candle- litical in origin or as being .of­ sons worlts as a vioJunteer at holders when you want to de­ STAB'TS WED. the hospital gift shop two or Wednesday — Dinner ficial Republican party posi­ corate a blrtjiday cake,- try !• bloodM thtir f s c M . tions.” three nights a month. She has sticking toe ends of toe candles gut1»d ihair » n o n $ also donated time as a lobby re- His resignation was announced on toothpicks, T^hls keeps them aiu/ dropptid a Home Baked Mannaeotti mountain on lhai $ w < _ -K by Gov. John Dempsey. AIsop ceipftionlst, ward tcVlerk, and in place and 'has toe added ad­ lives in Avon. helped the nurses Hn different vantage of leaving no visible Thursday — Lunch wards at the hospdtal the past holes in toe frosting. four years. \ . Mrs. Parsons and her hus­ Role in One Satad FDRMOIHERoi^R’& Y hVMaCSIU PMUft~~|49-M9r m fU tflH III! 17 eeeif iMt>« band, Michael, wiiro is a nuclear engineer at Pratt & Whitney* SNEUEY TEUY WINTER! SAUaiA! ' ' MMI « IIUTHEATRE H it fIM M EAST aFso , , ^ Michael Caine Thursday — Dinner 7 Starting Tomorrow Co-Hit 8:15—Feature 10:15 "Billion Dollar Brain" Sidney P o i^ r EXCLUSIVE SHOWING . 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. . •X’V. -*X On a Budget Knits Lead Charmed Life Use Spices PrentisS'Whisler Even the couple with very lit­ Sparingly For the Bride tle money for entertalniof can have parties that are gay with­ For the bride on a budget— out being expensive. a judicious addition of herbs The Ingredient called for here and spices can transform an Get acquaintetj Special Is imagination, not money. Chs- ualness Is the motif. ordinary dish Into a gouemet After a football or hockey specialty. game, Invite your friends In Spices packed in glass con­ Save $8.00 on for a post-game pculy. You can tainers (they don’t deteriorate start off with a mixed fruit this way), standing neatly In bowl, and don’t be ashamed to their wooden racks, can be an serve canned fruits, ^lerhape addition to the kitchen decor American Tourister's combined with ripe bansuias or too. oranges. Spice racks can be found Then make the sloppy Joes; holding six to 60 jars, but It’s Weekender and let the guests sprinkle their recommended that the new own toppings in the hamburger, homemaker stick to the basics choosing from pickle relish, unless she’s going all out to chopped olives, shredded cheese preserve and pickle. or sour cream and dilves. Most commonly used are bay A filling three-hean ssdad, leaf, cayenne, chill, cinna­ kidney, wax and green beans mon, cloves, nutmeg, curry, rtl* ^ d ^ ^ in e ^ * 'ra rM lu ^ 's* th e d seasons. Regardless of the time of the year, these gowns of cotton, ginger, mustafd, paprika, sage, sashed bow and court train; dotted cotton with a full-shaped skirt and a back bow; elegant poultry seasoning and oregano. TRANSPARENT plezlelass Is used here by Don Slmonelll, need for a n v ^ M ^ r t dotted Swim and silk organdy are perfectly appropriate. Left to right: Ivory lace appliques Swiss lace sleeves, the gown of silk organdy touched with daisies; English net with Venice A a Z ^ y b ^ c h ' Is an In- (removable train); the doublet silhouette of silk organdy with blue Spices should be used spar­ furniture and fashion designer, for a small den. The designer lace; and for the tiny bride, size one to ten, a white silk organdy with a court train. ingly, lest they overpower the likes to combine periods, with rebra-style bed covering, an formal time to see friends. dish. Experiment till you decide impressionistic painting and some greenery. Serve tomato juice mixed with June or January^ Gowns Know No Season which spice or combinaUotl you beef bouiUlon and spiced with prefer. A spice chart can start Tabasco and WorcestenAire you on your way, and there’s sauce while you’re scrambling ___Time. , was when most wed- There’s a pratlcal reason for simitar fabrics that previously sleeves, and large lace shawl For headpieces. In addition this switch. As Priscilla of had not found their way into collars, hanging low in the bach. to the traditional mass of white one decorative one that’s im­ Designer of Fashions e„. ura. ....a,,., fn.; printed on an old ■ fashioned chafing dish or warming tray , Time was when brides went„ Boston puts it, ‘”rhere are np the wedding market. For the tiny bride, she has net, Priscilla has ' added some comes in handy^ here.) to the altar wearing heavy satin. seasons for weddings today. "it’s a whole new ' concept a special collection, silk organdy variations: a cap of lace tied kitchen towel, making for attrac­ tive wall decoration. Turns to Furnishings Any TOrtof b re ^ s t ^ com- ^owns with Girls are being married at all designing and merchan- » stem - like silhouette with \mder the chin for the Very A PANTS SUIT with flair: a $2495 long sweeping trains and head- times of the year. Also, girls dising,” she explains. "And It’s Swiss flowers for a summer ^ u n g bride; bows with, long Use only those spices that Take a fashion designer with cleans easily with detergent and patlble with this menu: Tiny double-breasted jacket of double­ have an affinity for the food Limltid Timi a feeling for cleanliness of line water treatment. sweet rolls, buns or garlic dresses so elaborate their faces buy Bieir wedding gowns well much more exciting, because wedding, or a floor - jength ribbons sweeping from the head knit wool over a striped, mock weren’t vsible. ahead of time when they see almost any fabric lends Itself Alencon lace dress for a Mmple down to the floor, and hlgh- DOUBLE-KNIT wools are modish numbers that might be you’re seasoning. Tarragon goes r o g . ^ 3 2 9 5 Only! and color In creating women’s Simonelli also feels that bread. turtle neck pullover. The slacks well with chicken, basil with clothes. though the young marrleds lean -An inexpensive,,,, buffet can But times are different, the one they like. They don’t for a wedding gown 1110 fabrics church wedding. crowned lace tiaras. chosen for a bride's future wardrobe. The turtled over shift have a chain-belted top for f e a t ^ “TO'J^^^ h ^ . m ^ e vaU Brides are gowned as beauUfully wait Ull the month of their are wrinkle - resistant, stav at the left covering a long-sleeved Roman striped skimmer smooth fit. And the colors for tomatoes, sage with pork, and Tlim him loose to design in to the modem decor, a is a fine sports item for spectator sports or dog-walking. mint with lamb. Chamberlain photo 21" Weekenders for men and women! the home furnishings field, and frewn an earlier period only hy...... having cheddar- cheese slices - ^ hut""" designers are wedding." , crisp and are cool. You know : ^ the pants and jacket are strong, manner of So Priscilla designs around how over - heated churches can At the right Is a side-buttoned tunic with a companion pants strong. Red, Jungle green,parrot When you’re making chicken, MRS. MIUTON PRENTISS JR. up comes an imaginative studio serves to accent the contemxx>- the top, and bordered by. *v, i__i „ j *u .. turkey or lamb soup, these Here's your chance to start your collection of American Tourister nJom (den or guS t room) bear- rary. ribbons of sour cream. Ac- the clock around the year, and be. dress, also In Roman stripes. Double lives for these green, hemp citron, orchid and clothes. (Designs, Don SlmoneUl for STJ, Photo, Woolknlt soups are very bland so you ing the stamp of Don SlmoneUl. As case In point, take the essorize with an olive bush, The others. (Design, Gelst and Gelst, Miss Nancy Whisler of Rock­ were Mrs- Albert Prentiss of luggage at great savings. It’s the only organzas as suitable In winter gowns of silk peau, dotted gowns of cotton (that Associates, Inc.) Photo, Woolknlt Associates, Inc. can go all out with a variety ’The young Ooty award fashion Charles X antique ^ a bed he created by setting olives and didn’t look like cotton) that she of spices. ville became the bride of Mil- Tolland, sister-in-law of the luggage with exclusive features such as as in summer. Swiss, lawn, cotton linens and Honeymoon ton Prentiss Jr. of Ellington bridegroom; and Miss Nona designer chose as basic furnish- bought at an auction. Brcmzes ether bits to nibble on tooth­ brought into the showroom also Tile news about knits Is good, Available also are the pre­ foam-rubber handles, stainless steel 7 Saturday morning at St. Ber­ Prentiss of Tolland, sister of ings the highly modem plexiglas too are good accents for the picks and insetting them into a would do well at garden wed­ good news. pared spice mixes, which you tongue-in-groove closures and non-spring cubes, which function for seating modem serving table, and can grapefruit, dings. She uses sheer lawns for might wish to try first, as nard’s Church, RookvUle. the bridegroom. as well as serving. He likes be found fOr a small price>-by country weddings as well as Headquarters Knitted costumes, ranging they’re expertly blended. Poul­ Tile bride is the daughter of Albert Prentiss of Tolland swivel locks that can't get sprpng. the combination of sleek low prowling through the second - Who Pays for What? silk organdies. from sportswear to very dressy try seasoning, for example, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Whis­ served aS his brother's best Trim, sleek styling in attractive colors steel and glass tables. hand art dealer’s shops. takes all the guess work out ler of 54 Wilson Lane. Tile bride­ man. Ushers were James Pren­ Gift Choices Custom has it that both the Usually the bride’s parents Refusing to adhere to tnadh outfits, now are a strong part groom Is a son of Mrs. Evelyn tiss of Ellington and William Feeling that carpeting should In this particular studio room, To mAke the most of every precious honeymoon of the fashion picture. of the stuffing seasoning, and bride and groom — and their also pay for her wedding gown sweeping cuts, she feels there are mixed seasoning crab Prentiss of Rt. 30, Tolland. Prentiss of Tolland, brothers of be gay In color, Simonelli in Simonelli has chosen to hang respective families — ^ a r e in and veil, while d»e he>rself, es- wedding gowns must be day, let one of our experienced travel counselors ’The Rev. Anthony P. Kuzdal this room chose a strong green, an ultra - modem painting, but For a Bride They are pace -setters from and shrimps. the bridegroom. footing the bills for the wedding, peclally if she’s been working, contemporary, and have style plan your honeymoon arrangements, at no addi­ the trim pants suits with a of St. Bernard's Church per­ A reception for 100 was held with black and white floral wall an oil, with a heavy gold frame, The largest slice is borne by takes care of her wedding trip other clothes do. formed the double-ring cere­ fabrics and zebra sofa spread might be as decorative, Choosing a wedding present tional cost to you. Outline your desires and leave touch of bell bottom trousers at the Vernon Steak House. Af­ for that special young couple bride’s parents, who take trousseau. She tries ruffled sleeves, to the whisper - soft op art mony. ter a wedding trip, the couple as cemtrast. And for the final warm towA, the I'est to us! Authorized agent in Manchester for Iranian Brides Miss Lynn Lewis of Hartford The carpet, incidentally, plants and flowering shrubs. requires a sense oftaste rather care of the reception costs, plus groom’s family has min- Glared hemlines, molded con- cashmeres for special dining - will live at the High Gate Apts., thanthe expenditure of a lot all the advance spending for imal financial expense with varied all Airlines, Railroads and Steamship Lines . . . out evenings. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Stafford Springs. Marlow’s of dollars. everything from wedding Invl- costs limited to the clothes they "eckllnes "Some even have Knits simulate other fabrics, Most-Expensive Of cours, there will always tations to photography, romantic little collars. wear, any traveling expenses and no longer look like knits. All those U.S. and European of a large sum of money to only by a court as opposed Serving All Brides Since 1911! be those who never give any­ ’Though white is always In ’They can be very light - weight How to Find Time and hotel bllla, the wedding gift girls who, in the rat race of- the parents, often exceeding to a notary public granting a thing but silver, even thou^ to the young couple, and pos- Sreatest demand, Priscilla also too and are a far cry from thousands of pounds. divorce simply because the DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER the young couple would infinitely Blbly a rehearsal or family din- P®®*’1 pink, ice blue and the original knits whch were dating, long for the days of It isn’t only the price of a husband wanted It. prefer something more practical ner preceding the wedding. ivory. bulky to wear. arranged marriages, take bride that evidently discourages like terry cloth towels. Globe For Togetherness When wedding costs must be For the most formal wedding, Along wih the double • knit note? It’s not all peaches and matrimony. The family protec­ Make your own book shelves Open 6 Days # Thurs. Nites till 9 But the sensitized relative or NARRAOANSETT, R.I. Like so many other working kept to a low figure, somewhat she designs silk gowns embrol- wools, from which a bride-to- cream that way either. tion law, enacted to give greater by stacking wooden shelving on friend will be able to put himself more realistic attitudes prevail, dered with jewels. For an In- TRAVEL SERVICE be can select a fashion-minded Iranian men have shown so security to married women. Is top of bricks. Besides a money­ "Use Your C.B.T, or C.A.P. Charge Card" One of the stresses on many wives, her day starts early. Up yjg couple’s position, and give Instead of giving her attendants formal wedding It can be lawn, at six a.m., she gets breakfast, 905 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER trousseau, there are cotton and little Interest in getting married another factor is making young saving device, it also means young couples Is the problem a gift both attractive and useful. an elaborate lunch, the bride Priscilla also keeps an eye silk knits to considei, particu­ that a proposal to make mar­ men more hesitant tlian ever. that the shelves can he arranged straightens up and xiacks her Here are some suggestions, of different schedules which husband a lunch. Her husband, may prefer to have an at-home out for ideas from abroad, aie PHONE 643-2165 larly if there’s to be a tropical riage compulsory has gained Now divorces |Can be g;ranted in whatever height you desire. arranged in price categories: tea. has used Spanish sleeves, lace honeymoon. sympathy. ’The proposal .states ------leave little time for the two if he does get home to dinner. UNDER $5 to be together. Is very obliging about starting The groom, whose financial For a going - away outfit, that no employer should be al­ Japanese white porcelain tea responsibilities include t h e ------'------Young bride Linda Curzio the meal. Linda says she’s "a pot. the bride might choose a pastel lowed to g;lve a job to a man solves this dUemma by going utUe vague about meal plan bride’s rings, flowers for the three - piece silk knit, and take unable to produce a marriage where husband John is; she goes nlng. I usually just prepare, Glass candy dish. bride and the two mothers, and with her several blouses, per­ certificate. to all the rehearsals that John, rather than plan. Tan - inch cherrywood peprcr the clergyman’s fee, may elect haps including a yellow or pink During the first three months a professional musician, at- ______mill and salt shaker set. not to give a bachelor dinner. for dressy changes. of 1967, only 3,000 marriages M tends, and also goes with him Set of six fondue forks. ■When a gdrl Is being married Paokable, Practical, P retty There are also nubby silk were registered In Tehran. after rehearsals to coffee shops UQHTWEIOHT Small individual wooden salad away from her home city, she bowls. knits, as well as the sheers, TTiat’s in a city of 3 million to hear jazz. LUGOAGE HEUPS may elect to do the socializing which accessorize beautifully for people with more than 260,000 V © g ® ‘£ i Daytimes, John teaches music When it comes to luggage de­ Cigarette containers of white when she goes back home for dining and dancing. eligible bachelor girls and twice al a junior high school in War- sign, what will they think of ceramic, with horoscope mark­ a visit In the cotton knit category YOU WOULDN’T BELIEVE that ings. HORIZONTAL stripes In the as many eligible men. wick, R.I., and stays afterward next? While tradltionlly the bride T m r d are„short - sleeved two - piece handscreened dress Is of bodice of this dress creates a Iranian girls,» generally con­ Ashtrays. and groom exchange wedding outfits that look like seersucker wool: knitted cashmere, to be sweater look. The buttoned belt to direct the band, so the two ^ow comes a wardrobe car- Set of guest towels. sidered attractive, have the gift I oDD^iTooo sometimes don’t even have din- ^er to accommodate the travel gifts, they may well decide to us or linen. ’Ihese are very trlmP*’®olse. Styled by Dt Roggero, also serves to give a two-piece reputation of being good, faith­ Small transistor radio. this money for a wedding trip, when worn with short white ** comes In these colors: yellow, look to a one-piece dress. (De­ ,1 fh f / II ri requirements of both bride and Engaged ful wives. But they are the A So L ^da ftads that following „ „ ^ ^ung up In or to help furlsh their apart­ gloves and perhaps a roller, orange, chocking, turquoise and sign, Gelst and Gelst. Photo. world’s most expensive brides. 1^® ffoft UNDER $10 Tlie engagement of Miss Rose- m i Wm about in the eventag Is ^ ^ ^ ment. off - the - face hat. lime on white. Woolknlt Associates, Inc.) To marry a g;lrl from a family Ceramic lazy Susan. her only re c o u p . She’s deeply detachable sections, ann Zimmerman of Wapplng to Knit separates are a happy of average income, a young interested In John s plans for Teak ice bucket. Robert Gary George of Hartford, Fadum man first must buy her jewelry Cheese board. addition to the trousseau ,to the future. He’s a member of advantages are obvious: has been announced by her par- mix with the basic costumes. ______^______—rings, bracelets and necklaces poor F®[T[i]giD a jazz group called the John when flying; no Nine piece Teflon cooking^ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Zim­ And away you'll go looking great and There are light- weight, sleeve­ of precious stones. Then, not McGUl Quintet which has played worry about porters to lend a set. merman of 6 Brian Rd. TREAT H » TO less shells In a galaxy of color turkey. Casseroles utilizing the slaw. A choice of salad dressings only must he furnish the bride’s for a New Haven, Conn., ’TV hand; quick zipping for Recipe box in bright yellow, Her fiance is the son of Mr. feeling fashion confident, in our great new choices. 1®** ■ ®''^®'" roeat, and brightened livens the cole slaw. elaborate trousseau, but he must show, and hopes eventually to getaway. Wooden cigarette box w ith A R O Y A L Norman Miller offers a wide seleclion of and Mrs. Andrew George of group of styles for travel. See New on the scene are knit with mushroom soup, are very give expensive wedding gifts to exchange teaching for jazz. He’s The hangup luggage opens to ceramic top. Hartford. sheaths with a matching or con- appealing. Sturdy house plants that can her relatives. And the groom single and double breasted formal wear styles Y also playing with the Warwick length when A variety of glass bowls and Miss Zimmerman is a 1966 MOTHER’S DAY our dresses, sport outfits and trasting coat, warm but not And for a well ■ balanced withstand a good bit of neglect pays for the engagement cel- including; Batiks: -Velours: Full Dress: Symphony Orchestra, for expe- R’® IhinS up on a closet rod. vases. * graduate of South Windsor High ^ swimsuits... ready to go! heavy to wear. The bride might dinner meal, buy inexpensive are the Chinese evergreen, the brations and wedding banquet. Cut-aways and Strollers, Norman Miller also rience, Linda says. Detachable sections are ar- Demi - tasse spoons. School and a 1966 graduate of AT choose a red dress with a con- salad materials, like red and cast iron plant, the snake and But he still hasn’t gotten his offers a full range of color, order your formal While Linda is offering en- ranged for lingerie, shirts, ac- the Connecticut School of Broad­ trasting navy blue coat piped white cabbage, for a healthy ijibber plants. bride. That involves a payment wear in Burgundies. Golds. Solid colors. Black couragement and oral support ccaaories, cosmetics, and shoes. Under $2S casting. She is employed as a In the same red. The coat would ______and White .. to her husband, she’s also run- 1''® **o® case comes equipped Table lamp with multl- radio dispatcher for the Con­ GAYEY’S LOG be invaluable over many of the nlng a thrifty home, and saving with its own hanger. colored pebbled glass shades, necticut State iflghway Depart­ / all her own salary as home Dresses and suits eire in the suitable for any decor, CABIN dresses In her wardrobe. Select the shirt of your choice from Pleated ment, Wethersfield. The beauty of these fashions blues and whites or the popidar Turtle necks economics teacher. back of the case, and the whole Coffee service in white proce- Mr. George, a 1964 gniaduate Rent for their flve-an‘d-a-half thing folds up when In transit. lain, pot. creamer, sugar bowl Roufe 87 is that they can literally be in while, pink, yellow or hhie .. of Bulkeley High School, Hart­ rolled up in a ball in the suit­ room hous?^ is $72 — "What ’The bride and groom might aJid tray. ford, will receive his BS degree Lebanon^ Conn. a bargain ?(/ Linda exclaims — want to supplement such a piece Starburst brass case. To freshen them up, spoked in June from the University of simply hang on the shower rod and heat ami utility bills come of luggage with a flight or modem clopk. Hartford. He Is employed at the C oll for S'pecial to $12 a monm. The first week Moulder bag. His could carry^ Linen place mats and napkins, while a tub of hot water .steams G. Fox and Co., Hartford, and them to crispness. Student of her marriage Linda spent tickets, passport, pocket books. Electric blanket. Is planning to enter the U.S. Air RESERVATIONA $60 on supplies, and shopped camera and possibly a sweater Bedspread. Force in July. Rates every day, now has the grocery to wear en route to save muss- Pottery breakfast set (n gay No date has been emnounced 423-0256 bills under better control. ing a suit jacket. colors, mixed or matched. for the wedding. Weekly Specials Trim Food Costs B roadsides o. \ Fighting the high cost of living is a never - ending task for the young bride who’s trying to keep within her budget. Her approach requires the eternal Blast off In Broadsldesl vigilance of an FBI investigator. Birst step Is to watch for Here's the bold beefed-up the grocery specials advertised look for the man with a bit mm is what you weekly, and build menus around them. You may find yourself of pirate In his soul. get when you are the proud tiring of poultry, but It’s worth it when your vacation savings, Moccasin with hand-sewn owner of a Michaels Treasure account rises. front, in richly grained Buy fresh fruits and vege­ Chest Diamond... 'More l^il- tables only when they’re In sea­ brown leatherwith notched son. Out of season, don’t turn \ MARTY B Al^D MARTY C WILL FIT YOU liance, More clarity, More de- down canned vegetables because welt, heavy sole. TO A "T," IN THE LATEST FORMAL STYLES you don’t like the taste. Canned $ 1 9 9 5 FOR ANY AND ALL OCCASIONS . . . sireabte color and radiance. carrots, heated-wlth lemon juice 7 and honey, are delicious. Ditto, There Is Just no substitute for beets. Buy the most economical size quality for this lifetime pos­ cans of juices, whether the brand Is familiar or not. With 1 session. Be sure when you government regulations, you can’t go wrong with a pineapple- come In to ask for a Treasure grapefruit drink, containing the specified amount of Vitamin C. Chest Diamond. While you’re busy figuring out yet a new way to prepare ham­ burger, brighten the humdrum fare with an accessory like pickled cold beets, melon balls ■<^1 or spicy crabapples. Purchasing large quantities is M A R T Y C M A R T Y B STORE HOURS: the obvious way to save cents. - But many apartment kitchens MON., TUBS., SAT. 10 to 6 Cash. C.A.P., are too tiny lor this kind of WED., THURS., PRI. 10 to 9 Corin. Charge storage. It’s well also to con­ Only \ sider • spoilage of the opened, JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 but uneaten, items. After a few aoniiaii miller fiorm ati TRl CITY SHOPPING CENTER All Sales Final weeks of experience, yau’U be apparal lor man and young mon appareil lor men ai^d young men Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street able to decide what the proper MANCHESTER PARKADE VERNON CONNECTICUT 0 MANCHESTER1 PARKADE sizes ore. WEBSTER SQUARE. BERLIN C Ha R'.i I a ~ Learn to excel in making at­ S’{ STORES \ WEBSTER SQUARE. BERLIN Open ivenlngt till 9 P.M. • Free parking lor thoueendi of cert W«lcome Her*.n tractive use of left - overs. Open evenjpgs till 9 P.M. • Free parking for thousands of cars It’s the only way you'll be able _> — It to Invest In a smal^^roast or MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE SEVEN Mfisic at Receptions For a Fine Trousseau Joslin-Blake Say Thanks Etiquette Decries Rules Does That Glass Sfipper Fit? Follows Cycle Patterns Right A w ay For Well-Planned Wedding The wedding of Mias Cynthia Choose Lavish Loungewear For the former bachelor girl. Anne Blake of Manchester to Do you remember the music "Music for a Jewish Wedding,” Even the simplest, twelve- in the position where he must It ipay take a bit of concentrat­ Girard Gene Joelin of Rockville When it comes to thank -you they played at your weddlugT and plans “ MUsic for a Polish noon, family-only wedding re­ get a bank loan to foot the took place Saturday morning at notes, there’s a very simple Trousseau shoj^lng, even if ed doing to change previous Wedding," recalls when folk quires detailed planning. For a bills. Watch out, the answer may date St. Bartholomew’s Chun^. rule of etiquette. it’s Hmtted to the lunch hour, sloppy ways into more feminine tunes were often the first dance. It doesn’t matter so much formal, elght-at-ni^ ceremony, Q. How popular is the double you! The bride is the daughter o f is a heavenly way for a girl attractiveness to please the new The Italians had their tarantel­ how you phrase your note: It's you*U find the logtotica require ring eeromony? Chances are, you marched Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Blal^ to plan for her honeymoon. las, the Polish their polkas, the the speed with which you send an enormous amount of advance A. Increartnfliy. husband. down the aisle to the traditional of 27 Dorothy Rd. The bride­ Though everything she takes Irish their Jigs and the Jews, it off, that shows your good planning and decision making. (). Is an engagement ring a Single girls are accustomed wedding march by Wagner, or groom is the son of Mr. and on her honeymoon trip need the hora. manners, as well as your grad-, To slmpUfy this planning — necessity? on Saturday mornings to slop/| Xendelssohn's ‘ ‘Wedding Mrs. Eugene Joslin of 9 Lewis not be new, it’s nice to buy "Recently," she elaborated, tude. and to clarify certain troubling A. This depmds entiroly on around in blue Jeans and old March." A soloist or choir may St. Boine kweUes ehe would not "brides specifically request that matters of etiquette — these the couple’s views. The custom loafers, to forget to use perfume have sung "A ve Marla” (Cath­ The Rev. Edward LaRose per­ If writing the letters looms cboose as a single girl. these numbers be eliminated stems from the custom that olic), “The Lord's Prayer" formed the double-ring cere­ as a huge task, plan to do quesUons and answers have Two loUngdng outfits that are except for a special date, and . . . no ethnic tunes! Then an wearing an engagement ring to let that home facial go just (Protestant) or the less religious mony. Just a few at a Ume. Keep been prepared. a bH on the lavish side are aunt or grandmother will come means the girl Is out o f clrcu- one more day. “Oh Promise Me," "Because,” The bride was given in mar­ your list of gifts and your writ­ Q. How far in advance should recommended for late terrace up to the band and say, ‘Can’t latian with other males. Young “ This Is My Beloved” or even riage by her father. She wore ing supplies out on the desk a wedding date be set? bTMldlacits or poolside cock- As a new wife the young you play this polka or this couples with tight budgets, such “ More", among the top - wed­ a full-length gown of lace with or on a bridge table, and use A. This depends on the time taUs. girl would do well to limit the hora?’ When you do the number as students, may choose to for­ ding numbers for the past five requested, everyone, including a satin train. Her fingertip veil those odd times to do a few of year, the place where the These may run from harem blue Jean appearances to times notes. get (he engagement ring. years. the bride gets a kick out of of illusion was arranged from a recepUon wlU be h M , and the plBtJUnias witti a imaittdtlng coat when her husband Isn’t hofne, Q. Does a woman who Is invest In attractive lounge wear If your tastes ran along tradi­ it.” pearl-trimmed floral headpiece, Your thanks should be simple clergyman’s schedule. Some in silk or brocade to a two and she carried a bouquet of coimtry clubs and hotels are being married for the second for home evenings, and ex­ tional lines, you posed no special What does she do if the new­ and sincere, never pretentious. or tluree-plece swimming out- white phalaenopsis orchids. bocdced as far as a year in time wear white? change loafers In favor of at­ problem to the singer and musi­ ly-weds request a particularly Try to have the giver feel he it, wHh Sts own ooverup. Miss Sandra Giacalone of advance in the popular month A. Never. tractive hostess slippers which cians. In fact, they probably inappropriate number? “ Well, can see his gift in your first The coverups are available Manchester, a cousin of the of Jutte. Weekends, when most Q. What does the bride wear really aren’t expensive. don’t recall your wedding from aside from a bride who insisted home. You can use idvases like in a variety of materials, rang­ bride, was maid of honor. She at a simple daytime weddkig? Instead of having cosmetics smy one of several thousand that she march down the aisle these: weddings are held, are busy ing from brigMboIorcd terry wore a yellow chiffon gown, de­ A. Most brides still prefer at which they’ve performed over to the wedding march in cha- “ The bud vases you sent us times for clergymen. So decide cloth toppers that are sedate all over the bathroom and med­ signed with daisy trimmed em­ a long white dress. However, icine cabinet, keep the _ most the years. “ It’s only the oddball cha time, and a groom who look lovely on our fireplace the type of wedding you wish, enough eiven to wear shopping, pire waistline, and chiffon train if the bride la older, m e may attractive bottles in one ’ [Uacc requests that make a lasting wrote his own march music, mantle.” and fix the date according to to pique, printed cotton or attached at tte shoulders. She prefer to wpar a cocktail dress on a chest, perhaps on a wed­ impression," they'll tell you. I can’t recall any troublesome “ We christened the casserole these matters of practicality. sharkskin. wore a ring of white daisies on or rather elegant suit. ding present tray. Inez Harris, of New York C!ity, Incidents. Occasionally, a you gave us last night, and Q. How far in advance are A sailor suit Is a good in- her head, and carried a bouquet the budget beef stew tasted de­ wedding invitations sent out? Q. When does the couple leave veetment, for breezy days when The little - used items, plus who has sung professionally at mother or future motheiMn-law of white daisies. hundreds of weddings over the will try to over - rule the licious.” A. Usually four weeks. the wedding reception? the trade winds blow. It can medications, can be arranged Bridesmaids were Miss Mar- ...... “ The stemware is truly beau­ Q. What does the groom A. It depends on their depar­ also come home to be used in the linen closet, or put into past IB years, still recalls the couple’s choice, but that’s pretty xia White and Miss Karen Brad- bride who Insisted on marching rare. I did have a couple whose tiful. Though w ’re tempted to wear at a formal, eight-thirty ture plans. But If they are tak­ as a garden outfit. a plastic cosmetc travelling lau, both of Manchester, and hold it back for state occasions, evening wedding? ing a tm r trip, they wBl probably White duok is the preferred case. down the gisle to the rock n’ favorite number was Teach Me Miss Kathy Tanner of Har- roll beat “ My Friend the Witch Tonight but I managed to get we do use it nightly." A. A tuxedo, or, if very leave when the patty la in full dwtce, with a navy or red A house coat collection can winton. Miss Gayle Giacalone These notes may be written social, a tailcoat. Rent, if nec­ swing, even though they may blazer, and a variety of plain be an attractive addition to her Doctor." Luckily, she explains, them to settle on their second of Manchester, cousin of thiB on informal note paper possibly essary. be having a marvelous time. ; or striped T-shirts. wardrobe, easy to slip Into, and " I was hidden by a screen. favorite tune." bride, was Junior bridesmaid. with your monogram or name Q. Who arranges the baxdielor Q. When does the bride send Some reaUy nice lingerie, attractive to look at. If I had had to keep a straight What’s a musician’s or a The adult bridesmaids’ pink engraved on the top sheet. dinner? out thank-you notes? which now runs the color face . . . I don’t know.” Usually singer’s favorite wedding gowns, and white daisy head- The one lovely peignoir for Or simple note paper of good A. The best man. A. As soCn aa the gets back gamut la a handsome part of she’ll try to dissuade a girl music?, Jifiss Reid and her mu­ pieces and bouquets, were styled the wedding trip can be the quality may be used. Keep away Q. When is the best time frcrni her wedding trip. Hope­ the trousseau. If you’ve previ­ from chosing such an inappro­ sician husband, l(lichaed Levine, to match the honor attendant’s. luxury item supplemented with from too highly decorated note for a bachelor dinner? fully, she — or her mother v'i ously been the cotton pajama STUNNING, but simple wedding dress can be made at home. Inexpensive short coats in priate number, but sometimes didn’t need 10 seconds to come ITie Junior bridesmaid was at­ K vj paper .It’s fine for casual writ­ A. Not the night before the — have k ^ t an indexed record type o f girl, choose something This design features a short, back-buttoned lace bolero with the bride is adamant and after up with the same answer— tired in yellow. corduroy, Scotch wool plaid, ing. but not for thank yous. wedding. This can be disastrous. of the donors’ presents. more feminine and lacy. Lin­ long sleeves over a faille or peau de sole gown (McCall’s all ,“ it’s the girl’s big day." a Greek wedding dance. The John Johnston of Ellington quilted, or gingham. Not as strange but Just as A new idea this year is to A few nights before the wedding What sort of rules of etiquette gerie Is available in pale yellow, Patterns) These have the advantage of 7 bride and her Immediate family served as best man. Ushers have a picture from your wed­ is preferaUe. are In effect for the second op,art deislgns, and soft pink, perplexing are the girls (or their dance a folk dance, similar to were Larry Blake and Richard being quickly laundered, and ding collection printed on a Q. How much entertaining wedding? as weQl as the more tnaditlDnal save wear and tear on dresses mothers) who engage her over a Virginia reel. As each couple Blake, both of Manchester and card, with white space left for Should the bride do before her ’ Good taste presumes that the colors. Make Your Own Bridal Gown while the bride is broiling ihe the telephone and then try to Joins the back ol the line, they brothers of the bride; and Hol­ your hand written message. wedding? second ceremony be simpler, CASUAL ATTIRE, for Island explorations, suit this young I f you plan on a lot of dinner­ bacon, or making the cream explain the tune they want for spit on money and paste it to lis Wilder of Enfield. Donald When a bride -to - be decides favor silk linen, silk broadcloth, MRS. GIRARD GENE JOSLIN Particularly nice for those who A. Only a luncheon or dinner whether the pair be divorced couple. Her dress has the new, gently fitted waist defined dancing or night clubbing, sauce. their first dance. They don’t the musicians’ forehead. “ Since Blake of Manchester, brother of to make her own wedding gown, rayon uid silk mixtures in a MIRROR, MIRROR sees a vision In loveliness: a beautiful know the name but it goes like couldn’t attend the ceremony. for her bridesmaids sometime or widowed. by a wide belt and accented with a pin. His Irish linen outfit you’ll need evening wear. Chif­ twill weave, and acetate and Scuffy washable slippers go many times the gfuests are out the bride, was a Junior usher. her reason is usually that she peignoir and a touch of delicate perfume. (Jean Patou) this. And they expect the singer during the week prior to the Either a civil ceremony or features a shirt which can be tucked in for more formal fons are perfect, and can now rayon combinations to look like well with the housecoats. to out-do each other," Mike Mrs. Blake wore a £8iell pink at Willie’s Steak House. For a to identify the tune by an off- of Manchester High School, and wedding; she then presents a simple home wedding Is cor­ . wear, over slacks of the same material. be purchased all year around, can’t find the kind of dress satin, faille, or a silky ribbed Even If you don’t ask, you’ll said, “ the dollars can really coat and dress, and a green or­ plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. key hum. is employed at the Aetna Life them with gifts. ’ ' rect. Seme couples are married if you ask for them In the at the price she’s willing to material. soon find out what preference mount up!” chid corsage. The bridegroom’s Joslin wore a green and white and Casualty Co., Hartford. Mr. Chinese Model Up until the late 1930s, the Q. liWiat is the range of wed- in the chapel of a church, but winter In the resort depart­ pay. Laces vary from delicate silks your husband has in perfumes. take care of many details while mother wore a blue coat and coat and dress, and white ac­ Use Your Minutes first dance was invariably Joslin is a 1966 graduate of d li^ costs? it’s best to make sure of its ment. If she sews her own, she can to heavy cotton and wool. Lace If he wants you to be flower the meat Is cooking. Bills can dress, and a pink orchid cor­ cessories. The couple will live Rockville High School, and is Plans Wedding a waltz, “The Anniversary A. This depends a great deal availability, if one party has For cool evenings, take a fur make a gown for as little as Is easiest to handle when com­ fresh, forget the exotic Indian To Plan ISeu) Home be paid there, stockings ordered sage. in Rockville after May 12. employed as an electricicm with Waltz,” “Let Me Call You Couples Change When Jennifer Chung marries on the area, whether rural or been divorced. Some deonoml- Stole, If you have one, or buy $40. or as much as $140. In pletely underlined or lined. A scents. Or use them up, if Putting bits and dabs of time from a newspaper ad, and the A reception for 130 was held Mrs. Joslin is a 1965 graduate Sol Cantor Electric, Inc. Sweeheart,” “I’ll Be Loving her school sweetheart in San city, but geiMrally peaking, a natians will not permit re-mar­ a Bilk stole, or elegant evening the top bracket, she might lovely finish for the neckline, you’ve been given gifts, by put­ to good advantage Is almost laundry stubs located and put You Always,” , or “I Love You Breakfast Habit Francisco this September, the formal wedding and reception riages within the sanctuary in sweater In white, with Jeweled create a gown of silk and sleeve or hem of the gown would ting just a few drops into your a must for young homemakers. Into ready. Truly." About 1046 the fox trot Give a gypsy party If you’re wedding will combine both for 2(X) guests, with a sit-down that case. decorations. worsted, with a lace bolero, and be a scalloped edged lace. bath water. You can plan dlnher, decide When you’re in the laundro­ One o< the surprises — or overtook the waltz on the wed­ decorating your own apartment. Chinese and American tradi­ dinner can nm up to $7,000. If either couple has children ®V>r footwear, black patent a curved train. Her headpiece Generally speaking, brides- Dusting powder or a spray- what draperies you want to buy mat, have a project with you. irritatlqns — that confront a Talk Over Money Attitudes ding dance popularity charts, Invite friends to wear their tions. A home ceremony and reception old enough to attend the wed­ heels are all - purpose shoes, could be a matching head bow to - be who sew their own on bath oil are pleasant scents and skip through all sorts of your books, if you’re a student newly • married couple is the or socks to darn, your knitting, and has remained there to this Attitudes toward money on the range of offerings is so vast, oldest clothes and to bring, their Jennifer, who will become the for 30 guests may cost from ding, It’s best to ask them their and can be worn while travelng of lace and silk, attached to gowns choose simple lines, and after a bath or shower. .\nd decisions while doing soinething matter of how much breakfast. when you’re doing your mani­ the grocery store ads for com­ day. “ I Don’t Know Why I part of the newly weds, not the possibility of disagreement own paint brushes. Serve paint bride of Dr. Fred Ho, now a $360 to $600. feelings. I f the divorce proceed­ as well as for dress. Evening yards of filmy illusion veiling. don’t get Into the intricate task else. While single, each may have cure, don’t overlook the toes. parative shopping. Love You .Uke I Do," “Only the presence or absence of it, between you and your spouse in paper cups. Give each guest pediatrics resident at L o s Q. Who pays for all this? ings were acrimonious or if the sHppero In silver go well with The original cost of the fabric, of lace, rhinestone or seed pearl If' you’re checking kitchen gulped a cup of coffee and This may sound as though Make Believe,” “You Were often are cause for grave dif­ is also great. a square of remndnt material Angeles Hospital, will wear a A. The bride’s father, so con­ children are bitter about the everything. And while you may the amount of lace used, and inserts, which are best left to Use hand cream or baby oil supplies, keep a pad and pencil chewed on a doughnut while you would be driven to frenzy, Meant for M e" — these were ferences in a sense of values “ Money is also often used for a head scarf. Reward the specially - designed wedding sult him as soon as you decide re-marriage, they should not be be tempted to buy -a lot of the leng;th of the train are fac­ the manufacturers. - on the heel and soles of the In the kitchen and Jot them racing for the train. but actually the reverse Is true. _ the sentimental years. From the ficulies in marriage. Conflicts to build self-esteem, to dominate guests with individual suppers gown of lavender brocade, now to be married. Don’t put him required to aittend. elegant sandals, why not wait tors in increasing or decreasing In most cases the girls start feet, and trim the nails as care­ down as you go through there. Better than eating nothing, of The chores will get done in ' mid 19B0s on, show tunes and that arise over saving and marriage, to furnish, or as a tied in colorful paper napkins: being made in Hong Kong. She tlU you arrive at yoiu: destina­ the price of the gown. ' planning their gowns six months fully as you would your finger­ Brides fortunate enough to courM, but breakfast, properly nails. record time. movie hits were most frequently spending often cloak great dif­ means of obtaining revenge. A Chicken sandwiches, pickles' and purchased the fabric, at $40 a tion, -and see what the local Of the preferred fabrics, girls to a year before the wedding. have a desk in the kitchen can planned can be made an at­ requested. And though the maj­ ferences in a sense of values typical example is the husband, prize for the guest \^th the yard, in New York Chty, where will be music, but usually there Francisco, then came to New shops have on hand. tractive and a leisurely way ority were in fox trot tempo, that previously had not come who, when with a group, always most paint on himself and the she is a fashion model. is no dancing at such a Chinese York to model for Leonard Ditto, your handbag, A tal- w w j i* T V / t * *■ ta r • ^ to start the day. the tango and the cha-cha-cha to the surface. ■feelp Impelled to reach into his one with the least. “The day before the wed­ function. We’re trying to work Tuttman, who has opened his The working wife can set the, Hazard for Working Wife: rhythms, particularly at Spanish Because of the imortance of pocket to pay the check. He ding,” explained Jennifer, “ I that out, because it would be own house called Tutkirit. weddings, also had their share dinette table the night before, this area of living, here are wishes to convey the impression Entertains Friends, will go to my parents’ home lovely to have some of the ^ health card, ohecks and so on, using mats and paper napkins, of aficionados. To musicians, the some commehts by Tom Mc­ to friends that he earns a large It's Tme ta r Gifts and to Fred’s home to pour Chinese fan dances.” Is giolod for traveling. A.l your Money May Dribble Out M Bbr her wedding, a bride song and the year- often are have the Juice cooling in the Ginnis, Ed. D, 1967 president resort, you can find all sorts amount of money. His wife re­ When a bride - to - be enter­ tea and greert the guests. We Jennifer explained that the usually carries white flowers synonymous, or instance 1066- refrigerator, and the peieolator of the New Jersey Association of mad straw bags for local sents his free-spending habits. tains her aittendants during the hope to be married in the col­ Chinese brides wear no veil, with peasiUy a touch of color, The chief danger in a wife “ No, I think not,” said she. 1967 “ Around the World," 198— ready to plug in. of Marriage Counsellors: use. She says that she must scrimp week prior to the wedding, she lege chapel at Stanford Univer­ so her head will be uncovered. like blue forget - me - nots. continuing to work after the "My mother says there Is al­ “Fascination” , 1961 “Marla." caieapest form of protein for “Modem society offers so on everyday necessities to save may have them for Itmcheon, sity, where Fred did his under­ ways an emergency In household Born in China, but moving An arm bouquet of calla lilies, honeymoon is not that she is And an official at the musicians’ breakfast is ready - to • eat many .things to the consumer the money which he throws after - noon tea or a cocktail graduate work. There will be, to Hong Kong when she was large white chrysanthemums or budgets. Let’s Just put mine local commented he found it cereal, served perhaps with that it is obviously impossible about freely. Envoy to Erin Resigns apt to wound her husband’s ego, party. A ll that time It’s tradi- lots of guests as is customary small, Jennifer was educated a sheaf of gladioli is especially in the bank as planned, and difficult to recall a wedding in fresh fruit. But home econo­ even for a millionaire to buy “ Another husband keeps tight in China. but that the double income may tlciial to give them gifts. What­ In Australia. She has been in effective. In corsages for an DUBLIN (AP) — Raymond R. get along somehow on yours.” June, 1962 which led off with mists urge adding meat or eggs them all. No young couple-Just control over his income, and ever the party, it’s traditional lull them into a false sense “ Afterwards we will sit down this country for only four years. informal wedding, white orchids Guest has resigned his post as So that’s what we did. And M k :^ a song other than “ Moon a few times a week, since one- starting out in life can afford gives a certain amount to his of security. to have a small bride’s cake to a Chinese banquet. There She started modeling in San are preferred. U.S. ambassador to Ireland to two years later, when she had River.” Now, rock n’ roll num­ third of the oaJorlc intake all of the articles which are wife every week., If he ’mis­ loed in pink, and champagne M y own bride, bright g;lrl that to quit to have a baby, were A participate in the U.S. presiden­ bers, particularly the Beatles’ should be provided by breek- advertised so alluringly — labor behaves’ the sum is less than or wine to toast the bride. she is and w ^ , knew all about we glad. Tlie modest sairings ta e t. tial campaign, according to an “ Winchester Cathedral" and “ I saving appliances, high powered usual. If she has been ’a good that 'Without being told. account that held her salary Wanna Hold Your Hand,” are automoiles, expensive furni­ embassy spokesman. girl,’ she may receive something Consider color and taste ap­ Came the first payday after had been built up by then to SUMMER COOLER-THE POPULAR BATIK PRINTS fa iiiy commoiq>lace. Pie crusrts don’t have to be ture, television sets, hdgh-fidelity Guest, 61, 'Virginia racehorse extra. Obviously, in this mar- peal when you’re planning a our one-day honeymoon, and we a respectable sum. It was in Florence Reid, who has been the usual pastry type. BQx equipment, clothing. Jewelry, breeder, declared himself for CLOTHIERS ■rlage, the I husband uses money meal. A bowl of celery, plain, sat down at the dining room fact our only financial Insurance singing professionally at wed­ graham crackers with brown winter and summer vacations Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ as a means of establishing ab­ or stuffed with chive cheese, phry In a recent interview. table to dope things out. at that time. For peace of mind dings for over 20 years, notes sugar and butter, pound, and and so on. Therefore you must solute rule. carrot sticks, stuffed olives, or The spokesman said Monday We agreed quickly that In it couldn’t be beat. that differences in music be­ Hne the pie j ^ t e with the mix­ choose those things which are “Another husband, a strug­ raw cauliflower bites, dipped in night it was likely that Guest principle we should save her Nowadays there is so much tween various natlmallty ami ture. Or mix butter, milk and most important to you and gling professional man, does not a tangy spread, brighten up the would take an interest in the salary and live on mine. But talk about budgets and advance religious backgrounds are be­ sugar with a cereal like corn forego the rest. Because the know what his income will be READY to dine out at a Jamaican inn Is this honeymoon Formal Wear simplest meal. Virginia campaigfn and , attend there was a temporary emer­ planning that young couples Y coming less and less distinct. flf^es bran flakes or grape nut pair, she wearing a dashing Irish linen black and white the Democratic convention In gency, and I suggested we bor­ have less excuse then we had The effervescent singer, who flakes for the crudi, and fUl printed dress with Jet beads outlining the neckline; he In a BY Chicago ii\ August. row her money for a week and to play with the Idea of spending has recorded the a 1 bu m s . with prepared pudding or ice double-breasted suit with Edwardian lines, buttoned In brass. Guest has been here three everything from the start to “Music for An Italian Wedding,” cream. put It back In the bank the years. following week. meet so-called emergencies or anything else. . 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fAQE EIGHT ______MANCHESTER^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TOESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 ‘Model’ Wives Resorts Are Popular Bridal Party Need Stable Adults Blend Posing Religious Music Best for Church Fitzgerald-Lang Aiid Housework So Book Trip Early Virgil Fox, for 19 years or­ Should Avoid When they walk down the New Dreaming of a wedding trip curaicn trips wUch ganist at the RockefsUer«n- For Good Marrihge York fashion show runway, they, on some sun - drenched tropical *>y t**® airlines, usuiOly from dowsd Riverside Church, has look about 15, but they're actu-> isle? Or a mountain honeymoon ” * “ t o M tfao country. Color Clash She’s very much in love with centuating qualities, and they ally 22. They’re identical twins, . ^ In this country, plan your trip been at the keyboard for literal­ a man 12 years her senior, who might as well be dls^usged to­ but a different type of eye where you’re snugly ensconsed on the flrri tour tU y. of the The Very Important Ladies day. ly thousands of weddings of Is divorced, and the father makeup for each tends to con- before a fireplace fire in your week, when the major alrilnse of the wedding — the brids, Marriage Is for adults who c«U this fact. own cottage? permit you to travel familjr every known denomination; of three children she’s never JeiwUh, Protestant, Chrlatlan ker attendants and the two have had and now have healthy Both are married, and these Best to turn these dreams plan, with the wUe going half seen. Can this marriage suc­ relationships with othenk. model wives, Janet Whalen ond into confirmed reservations . fare. Scientist and Chinese. mothers — will be well advised ceed? This is an area wherl some­ Gladjrs Behnonti, agree that early in your wedding plaiming. Once you’ve figured out fl- if they consult on fashions well He’s deejdy interested In a As a result he has some strong times avld Eisenhower, America are busily making weddings at which he has that way because she threw the Tuxedoe, since many men ACTRESS HOMEMAKER ter, were married Saturday, which matched their gowns, ^ ^ The two 19 - year - olds and 24 pairs of cuffs, and 600 iHk. /.x ding they may wear short asking questions. sketches of new designs to be played. temper tantrums when she was already have such an evening Actress Pamela Burrell is April 27. at St. James’ Church. The honor attendant wore gold ^ wlndlng^^it atound P**" marry tlU they yards for trimming the ruffs dresses while she has a long litUe. You should know if there is capable of handling theatrical executed by machine operators, - "Some of the most amazing suit on hand. In the summer The bride is a daughter of and the bridesmaids wore peach. fmisM college In 1970, but the of the kings night clothes. MRS. ROBERT WILLIAM FrEZGERALD gown. Marriage is for adults who a history of mental illness any­ or in warm climates, a white roles, taking singing lessons and it’s interesting to review the were the Chinese weddings here Gloves, of course, are a must, Mrs. John B. Riley of 73 Lin- The flower girl worn a short g e ^ n l ^ proximity of their two cam- In Spanish lace, network and in New York,’’ Fox said. "The know what they are like, and where In the family, or .of a Tuxedo is most appropriate, serving as wife and homemaker den St. and the late Mr. Riley, peach dress with matching head- ^ puses, Smith College for her. story of lace, which dates back Miss Rita Marie Lang of New above the elbow for formal drawn - work combine in their The bridal attendants were can explain themselves, com­ chronic disease like diabetes or worn with the traditional black tor two reasons: The bridegroom la a son of Mrs. bow, and carried a bouquet of nuiowca»iv FoM u Amherst College for him, to Egyptian times. participants always arrived an weddings, short for an informal, patterns to show the double London and Robert William Fitz­ dressed alike in yellow A-llne plete with strengths and weak­ heart trouble. You may still trousers with a satin stripe. Her husband Monty Silver is Josephine Brown of 317 Tolland white daisies and peach carna- wnn'f mean they’ll see a lot of each In the first decade of the hour late, and they always day - time wedding. Flowers eagle or the lions of Castile, seemed to have the same sdoUt, gerald of Manchester were mar­ gowns and straw picture hats, nesses to the other party. take a chance, but you should While to some, the Oxford a theatrical agent, who under­ Tpke., and Frederick J. GIr- tions. J ‘ wrinkled. Christian era, Egyptian women alternating with turreted castles and they carried baskets of dais­ for the wedding party will vary CAN YOU TALK IT OUT? gray cutaway coat, worn with ouard of Hartford “®P™y HRhtly to hold who sang as fhough someone ried Saturday morning at St.’ have the facts. stands the demands of the pro­ uara oi naruoru. Robert Girouard of Elmwood the set in. ' Julie, daughter of former Vice Wore lace head dresses, closely set in a field peopled with ar­ ies. from a corsage for a daytime You should be able to know Elspecially you should know striped gray worsted trousers, fession, and he doesn’t mind dropped a quarter In a box. The Rev. Thomas J. Barry served as his brother’s best Don’t wear wedding shoes to President Richard M. Nixon, is resembling bags, in a design chaic figures and stylistic birds. Mary's Church, New London. wedding to full sprays of flowers yourself well enough so that if the other person has been seemed more reminiscent of a dining out frequently. I’m convulsed when I think of Vincent J. Pitzl of Wapping, performed the ceremony and naan. Ushers were John Riley the church. C h a i^ Into them wearing a ring which belonged which looked like plaiting done These motifs also occur in The bride is a daughter of Mr. which the bride and her atten­ you can tell the other person divorced. You may feel this is church usher’s Sunday nioming them.” brother-in-law of the bride­ "I couldn’t get through Sat­ was celebrant at the nuptial jr . and David Riley, both of after arriving. to David’s great - grandmother, by a bobbin, though there is similar work in the Mediter­ dants will carry. things like these: “ I have a prying, but you need to know garb than a wedding, the outfit urday If it weren’t for him. Then I played for Louise and Mrs. Wilfred E. Lange of groom, served aa best man. high Mass, ^uquets of pom- Manchester and brothers of the Some brides are tempted to 3. Doud of Denver, no historical evidence to prove ranean area, Sicily, Aegean Is­ Now for the mothers: It used great need for privacy. I'll al­ why the marriage didn’t wrork is totally correct for a formal Stokebury’s fouith wedding. She New London. The bridegroom Is Ushers were Robert Lang of In 'Arms and the Man,’ which pons and gladioli were on the bride; and William Brown of try and "waK out” the rain Ne Is the grandson of former this. lands, Sardlna and in some to be that they turned out in ways want you, but there are as a help to you. Let’s hope daytime wedding. had a long run, I played two inherited the Carnegie Steel the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. New London, brother of the altar. Hie late fifteenth century in Moroccan embroideries. ecru lace, with tiny hats perched times when I need to be alone.” you’re griven the facts on this, A Homburg hat is appropriate Manchester, brother of the at home, thinking maybe the President Dwight D. Elsen- money, you tanow. She was Fitzgerald of 100 N. Lakewood bride; Robert F. Edmunds Jr. evening performances, with just The bride was given in mar- bridegroom. bower. Italy was the hig^point for lace­ on their heads. But now it’s "When I have a problem, I not a sob story like "She didn’t for the groom aind best man, skies will clear. This isnt a Spanish portraits of the 17th marrying a Dane, Alf Heiberg. Circle. of West Hartford, and Lt. 20 minutes in between. making in that country. Then possible to find some beautiful always go outdoors with it. It take care of me,” or "the di­ along with gray gloves and a riage by her uncle, Arthur Hills Mrs. RHey wore a pink crepe good Idea because It means she The two hitchhiked between century record an extravagant There was a moment of com­ Michael Conlon of Granby, "Also, during the day, I had the needlecraft workers of The Rev. Willis W. West per­ costumes that are much more seems less important then.” vorce was all her fault.” Per­ dark gray waistcoat that is good of Manchester. She wore a full- dress with pink lace coat and will run into the wedding guests the two campuses until General use of pointed bobbin lace in plete silence, and then a woman Mass. voice lessons, and did some Venice, not content wttli mere­ formed the ceremony and was becoming. For a daytime wed­ "Music is essential to me. haps others In the family can in suede. length gown of peau de sole, de- matching accessories. The when she doesn’t want to be Elsenhower had David buy a the enormous neck ruffs of the culd be heard saying, ‘You The couple left oii a wedding shopping. So many Saturday ly tumi*{ out the then popular celebrant at the Nuptial Mass. ding, look for one of the dress­ I'm not a professlers.’’ someone gargUng ‘I Love You line skiH and chapel- length of St. Bernard's High School, Miss Deana » U s of Manches- Girouard wore foundation, end the intag^atela, weddings, the mothers will want a lot, and I had to stay at to be pompous very soon. starched pique shirt, with wing Conveniently located on New Truly,’ or ‘Because.’ A religious train. Re-embroldered alencon New London, and Merrimack ter, cousin of the bride, was „ an elaborated design with styl­ long gowns. The floor • length home alone at night with the Peo^e can laugh at them­ c & wheat colored dress and coat anthem would be preferable. But lace and sprays of seed pearls College, North Andover, Mass. maid of honor. Bridesmaids ^ oraiure accessories The istic motives, figures and animal gowns are more distinctive, and children.” selves because they’re stable, most correct. a penthouse apartment, with sometimes one of these secular were appliqued on the bodice Mr. Fitzgerald is a graduate of were Miss Donna Hills of Man- designs whli^ take up irregular should depend on their style "I like to spend a g;reat deal secure in their relatlonshis, and The white pique waistcoat spectacular views of the city. Chester, cousin of the bride; «wple wUl live at 19 Cottage St. selections comes off. I remem­ and midway down the skirt, and Manchester High School and fields (tf open work- for elfdctlveness, rather than of money on my clothes because know they’re less than perfect. should be single-breasted, and Often Pamela serves meals on Mrs. Paula Hyde of East Hart- Mr. and Mrs. Girouard are ber when the former Metropol­ lace accents were on the sleeves Merrimack College, North An­ tiiair gutter. EJudo£ Photon So skilled were these Vene­ then I feel superior to other Marriage Is for adults like worn with pearl studs and links. ford and Miss Dana Kearney graduates of Manchester High itan Opera star Thomas Hay­ and hemline of the train.' Her dover. He is employed at Gen­ a small table so they can enjoy CAPTURErSniiE^^ OF THE DAYf tian laceworkers that Louis Cotton velvet with a stand­ women. I guess I need that them. A silk hat is optional, and this the view. of Manchester. Catherine Riley School. Mrs. Girouard is em- XIV Impoitd them to France to ward sang for the wedding of four-tiered elbow-length veil of eral Dynamics - Waring Prod­ out skirt, is a good choice kind of security.” usuaUy appears only at very STRIPED wallpaper, with a satiny sheen effoct, is used here Originally planning to be a of Manchester, sister of the ployed at Pratt and Whitney Dl- stimulate the industry. There Caruso’s daughter. He really illusion was arranged from a ucts Division, New Hartford. for a winter wedding. Moire, In each one of these quotes, fashionable weddings. If the bride’s father la not to make a small dining area look larger. Parquet floors are dancer, Pamela had to change bride, was flower girl. vision of United Aircraft Corp., were already laoe centers in knocked the daylight^ out of ring of peau de sole, , and she taffeta and brocade . are also there’s a significant factor An Italian designer with living, or cannot attend the cer­ kept bare so their luAtre is evident. careers because of an accident. The bridal attendants were East Hartford. Mr. Girouard is that country, but in 1665 the ‘B^ause.’ ’’ carried a semi-cascade bouquet A receiving line to greet possibilitiles. For warm weather ready for observation that emony, another male relative, headquarters in New York and of white pompons with a white guests in the rear of the church Her professional attitude is a dressed alike In full-length serving in the Army and recent- Induatry began to flourish with weddings, look for chiffons that shouldn’t be brushed aside into over 21, gives the bride away. Rome dares men to be different. gowns of peau de sole with A- ly completed a tour of duty in At a home wedding, a buffet orchid In the center. is customary when a reception very relaxed one. "I don't push the establishment of manufac­ would be suitable on a cruise the category of love triumphs This may be an lincle or a He wants them to try different line skirts. Their pillbox hats Vietnam. He Is stationed at Ft. service for a reception is pre­ Miss Patricia Lang of New has not been planned, or when for things. I find if you wait, turing centers at Alencon, Ar- or at a tropical resort. over all. Time has a way of ac­ brother. colored suits for daytime wear. Decorating Your Home a good opportunity turns up.’’ with veils matched their gowns Devens Hospital, Ayer, Mass. gentan, Rhelms and others. ferred. If the table is large London, sister of the bride, was the reception Is limited to a "For evening, dark suits, of Alencon lace today is still a enough, the wedding cake oai\ maid of honor. Bridesmaids few. In this case, the parents course,” says Felice dl Pino, tnulemaik. serve as decoration, with bowls were Miss Susan Lang and Miss of the couple do not stan in Slctllan-bom designer who has Can Create Some Problems H»e Venetian workers were of fresh flowers adjacent. For Cynthia Lang, both of New Lon­ the line, which is limited to garbed such celebrities as For do-it-yourself young cou- trim, use a two Inch brush: for imported to perfect the French an informal afternoon wedding, don and sisters of the bride; bride and groom and brides­ Hudson, Sammy Davis, Jr., and especially if Inexperienc- wall surfaces, a three or four maids. In any receiving line, in making Venetian points, while there might be merey punch, and Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald MarceUo Mastrclannl. ed, choosing and applying paint Inch brush.- the best man and the ushers others came from Flandrs to a few sanwlches, wedding cake of Manchester, sister of the “ How about colors for day­ and wallpaper can be a frustrat- Easiest wallpapers to apply teach bobbin- lace-making. and tea and coffee. bridegroom. are not part of it. time wear?" he asks. "Light ing experience. are pre-trlmmed and pre-past- Despite the fact that Italy colors, grays, tans and blues." To relieve the Vexation, here ed, so they need only to be out disputes with Belgium for the He thinks brown will come is a guide to some of the dec- in large panels, dipped In water honor of inventing bobbin lace, NassUf photo back for daytime wear, never orating materials: and hung. Belgium will stand pre-eminent Engaged after 6 p.m., and finds gabardine Interior paints are either high- I" eonqldering warfiablllty. in that art in the 18th century. more andana more popular. Fine aemi-vlosz or flat HlBh <*0086 ptaBtlc-lmpregmut^ or In a bedspread preserved in The engagement of Miss Bar­ DRESS wools '■®^®®® Iioss’ ls easy*to vrazh. and so Iz plasticized wall coverings which Ihe Brussels Museum, memo- bara Choman of Manchester to f l n o l y * tftilO F C O XH best used . for.. . dreas I of « .hard . « ®an Kbe a «ir4*zas4wiped, with ar»OT\ OkiH grams, coalts of arms, the Illy Lester Miner of Hebron has '"'f '^i««ra'“T*Plno wVar, such aridtc'hen a^d bate. '"’ater. Fabric wallcoverings are of France and the eagle of Aus­ been announced by her parents, For sports blazers, dl Pino ______^_ also available with special plas-plas yes, Sears rushes right Into color: maroon tria can be seen. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Choman ELEGANTLY tone.'and’is avuilabie In a wider coatings. The treated fabric light blue, and also a deep coffee As a court center, Brussels of 115 Broad St. range of colors than high gloss, coverings are especially good In produced the most delicate Her fiance Is the son of Mr. brown. It Is often used for matching rooms where the plaster Is old FOR THE OCCASION for your bridal gown , In his custom tailoring, dl laces, its lace makers working and Mrs. Ralph Miner of He­ trim areas to a flat wall fini^. as they help to strengfthen the Pino, likes a natural shoulder- scrolls and lace in a raised bron. F A S H IO N K N O W -H O W CREATED . . . The flat wallftnlsh Is the most walls. technique. This method was see our entire line sold rope sleeves; longer . . ^ ^ Miss Choman, a graduate of jackets and peak lapels; side popular, used to# Uving rooms, carried into England by Bel­ Manchester High School, is em­ FOR THE WOMAN Singer Settles Suit gian refugees and reproduced in vents that start at the waist-up a main dish from hamburger The establishment of Eng- meat. Young brides can start L.ur.1 “J r"”* " S 'S .T n /'p S 'e , land's lace industry came from with a few varities: Individual Rex Carlton Produc ns areas, use a roller, vertlslng, had been "compro- lywood, was found shot to death 643-7369 . the continent in the third meat loafs, cooked in mufflp TRAVEL flnlshing the fine points with a mised and settled.’’ ’* ’ quarter of the 16th century. The pans, meat loaf with an Instant In his apartment. Police said death apparently was by sui­ good brush, either brisUe or ny- Terms of the setUement were > reign of diaries I was marked mashed potato topping, and Ion. 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FLOWER gown with veil, ^70 NASSIFF PARK HILL-JOYCE SHOP h e i i l l ' s FRANK OAKELER, Proprietor SPORTSWEAR VERNON CIRCLE CAMERA and PHOTO SHOP Ml MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Jot. of Bits. 30, 83 and O|)(>oelilt« Mie Benneit Junior High flchool on Lower (Bt holders two or pink chaimpagne. Be sure Two aprons If Income ill Umited, keep Celebrating an Anniversary and a Wedding c I a s s ic A beautiful going - away dress slacks or shorts. the young set. contributions to a minimum the in creamy beige, with its own to wrap some sugar, cookies, Can Spoil Honeymoon Cleaning cloths for kitchen While the mini - skirt, still Knit or stretch knit pants are a few candies and other sweets Barrassos Wed 50 Years first year, one dollar' each to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank of the former Linda Eileen Bolton, N.M., were married May 2, 1943 She wore a full-length satin bRlUlANT matching jacket. A dream of about four inches above the on every young woman’s shop­ and fumitiu’e in a paper napkin — ready How luxurious and far - flung Into the midweek airline spe­ given charities. 96 Frances Dr. celebrated their at a reception Saturday night in Richmond Hill, N.Y., while gown accented with Alencon a dress for later on too; 'or knee, remains in evidence, ping list, with fashion changes ______Mr. *’**'®- Joseph A. Bar- a.nd 48 years membership in the biggest gaping hole In 25th wedding anniversary and at their home. lace, fashioned with a chapel- it can be accessorized with ease. to be placed in a bottom closet should a wedding trip be? cials, by which you can go fam­ GLASSWARE Mr. Frank was on the staff of there’s a bit of softening in to be rung with the combined shelf for luck and a sweet m ar­ For each place setting: a gob- rasso of Gilead St., Hebron will Jones-Keefe Post American Le- budget Is for recreation and Introduced their son, William Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank, length train. Her veil of silk Il­ There aren’t any general an­ ily plan at considerable saving. the Eastern Sea Frontier, and riage. Pack all the items in swers, for the trip depends on If you consider a tour, which let or tall glass for water (can observe their 50th Wedding glon, including two as cc;n- j^tgcellaneous spending. ’Try not Menaul Frank, and his bride, originally from Alburquerque, lusion was arranged from a also be used for highballs), a Anniversary Saturday at their m ^der. , , , to push too many Items under ------his wife, Rebecca, was with the crown of seed pearls and aurora with one part .of sweet a plastic garbage pail and gar­ available money, time, energy is usually cheaper, be sure that tidbits, usually mussels and nish with a bow. New ■York Public Health borealis, and she carried a nose- Sherry Makes , add a twist of orange clams. and travel Interests. the trip can be planned for small juice glass, and a wine this category. Cigarettes and the A shower that any bride, or iclass (which can also be used- The Barrassos were married years on the farm security miscellaneous. Laboratorles. Upon retirement gay of red roses, peel, and serve over ice. For a cut - rate paella, use If only a long weekend is just the two of you, and not board and three years on the anyone moving Into a new home available, it might be best to for cocktails). ^ ^ay 11, 1918 in Sprin^leld, but Items tor the home and Engaged Girls Plan from military life, the Franks Miss Katherene Holton of Party Festive With the apertlfs, serve slices of frankfurter, and ac­ with a group. rationing board tor tarm ma- anniversary presents moved to Manchester when Mr. Marshalltown, sister of the. for that matter, will really go to a nearby motel or country No matter what your destina­ Extras along the way could Mass, and have been residents And Economical "tapa^" the Spanish hors company it with a mixed green treasure involves no cash outlay be old - fashioned glasses, glass Hebron for 49 years Mrs. c ile r y during World War 2. ghgui,j be saved tor from dollars Prank accepted a position with bride, was maid of honor. The d’oeuvres, which may be simply salad. A caramel custard, inn, especially after all the so­ tion, be sure to talk over the Since his retirement, Barras- categories, Meals at Low Costs the United Aircraft Corp, They bridesmaid was Mrs. A1 Bum- at all. Each guest sig;ns a pledge cializing before the wedding. plans jointly. This Is no time bowls, and glase serving dishes. , Sr""" f For the newly - weds, espe­ olives and salted nuts, or more as flan, is a perfect ending to donate so many hours of “ M. Cianflone of Mount Vernon, so has spent a great deal of his Last, but certainly not least, KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) — At the placement of the silverware, are members of Center Cong;re- stead of Marshalltown, elaborate minced clams in to the meal. Fast - paced tours or long for rude surprises. Nor is it CHINA N.Y. the University of Rhode Island, Even when they're merely gatlonal Church. / The attendants were dressed cially the student - husband, her time to help the bride get time gardening and woodwork- contribute to the piggy bank sherry, or golden fried tidbits automobile trips are usually a time lor a first experience by If you buy by the place set- Barrasso was born in Naples, Ing. He has built from “scratch" .^yeekly, no matter how llMe. the way to a man's heart lies planning a meal for themselves. Their son, William is a 1964 alike in empire gowns of pink settled. After the wedding, per­ mistake. It’s foolish to overdo air or sea. workiing - wife combo, enter­ crackers. House Deductable haps even while the couple is ting, as many department stores Italy and came to the United several grandfather clocks, .j^g rainy day fund will find through the doors ofa neat the “good” silver and china are graduate of Manchester High stuUn, and each carried n single taining can cut a large slice The one-dish casserole is sight - seeing. Pity the poor bride who dls» sell china, you’ll need 4 large States in 1908. He worked in breakfronts, a buffet, chests, a „ggg „„ matter how white cottage bearing the name In evidence, and centerpieces School. A recipient of a United i-ed rose. In considering the purchase away on their honeymoon, the A leisurely cruise on luxury covers she’s seasick or airsick. out of the budget. meanwhile simmering in the of a house, remember that there girls take over — cleaning win­ dinner plates, 4 luncheon plates, vegetable and flower farming in stereo cabinet, barometer and carefully you plan. Home Management House. are the order of the day. One Aircraft Scholarship, he ■ will Rrybert Reid of Boston oven. One of the easiest, and riilp or freighter often means Also pity the young couple who 4 cups and saucers^r 4 bowls, Ipswloh, Agawam and Chicopee coffee table, Nearly all the girls inter­ student was minutely injecting graduate May 13 from Mas- gerved as best man. Alan Oo- The bill becomes im­ are certain tax advantages in dows, lining shelves, polishing a happy honeymoon, with a lor the first time discover how also in the Spanish tradition, being an owner. You can deduct floors, unpacking crates, hang­ coffee pot, tea pot, cream Falls, Mass, prior to his mar- Mrs. Barrasso has kept her- viewed during one of the eight a gourd to gain inspirattoti for gachusetts Institute of Technol- v r v '^ B o s t o n u^eredl possibly high if the host tries is Chicken Cadiz, viilch can chance to be ahme togeOier or desparate their interests are; pitcher and sugar jug, and mis- riage to Mrs. Barrasso. Barras- self busy with raising her fam- week courses there were offi­ an arrangment. „gy where he majored in aero- HoVtoh vfore a rose lace real estate taxes and mortgage ing curtains, putting up light to enter into ship activities at He wants to take his golf clubs G ocmI Shopper to have everyone’s favorite be chicken with mushrooms, fixtures, painting or hanging cellaneous china 'for serving so served in the Army during lly of five children, helping her cially, unoftlclally, or nearly The girls recogprize, that the nautical and astronautical en- dress with white accessories, interest payments from your net wUl. when rile doesn’t golf. She wants cocktail on tap. Ditto, expensive tomato soup, or cream of celery income. For example, on a 25- wall paper and even cooking dishes. These items can be World War I and was stationed husband with the farm and engaged. equipment^ in Uie house w l gineerlng. He and his wife, -yhe bridegroom’s mother 'wor^ meat cuts and fish specialties. soup. Some couples prefer to rent to get a tan on a tropical beach really fine china, and a second at Fort Devens. The Barrasso’s sejqved as secretaryrbookkeeper Studies Package And why not, when you con- probably be far beyond their u,e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a beige lace dress with match- The round brilliant,diamond has been year, $15,000 mortgage to six the first dinner. An artistic a cottage or accept the gift So, instead of keeping up with Curried shrimp is another per cent, interest Is about $900 friend could even paint a mural when he sunburns and has to service of pottery or other recall with much humor now for the Hebron Farmer’s Ex­ slder that Andrey Brooks of means. As they carefully fi 1 Robert R. Holton of Marshall- ing al^essories. Both wore oor- a favorite since Queen Victoria’s time. the Joneses, why not' limit the of one — for the honeymoon, sit in a-sheltered spot. casual china can be used for lhat he was called up for duty change. She has been a mem- The beginning cook will get fjew York City, faced with the the dishwasher they acknowl- town, Iowa It lends itself to many settings. favorite, as is a mixture of a year, which is deductible. If on the living - room wall. No were married April gages of red roses^ before-dinner drinks to a “two- shrimp and crab. If both are and enjoy casual living and Make the honeymoon a happy breakfast and lunch. ‘he morning of the wedding. Af- bet of Hebron Grange for more an•n enormous amouniamount orof un- problem of planning inreethree am-din- cageedge uieythey worn,won’t navehave one: norNor y United Bretheran A receprtion for 150 was held Shown are a few from our dazzling you sell the home you bought matter how small a home the peaceful privacy. bottle bar," set - up, featuring proihlbltlve, substitute tuna, for $15,000 at a $20,000 figure, couple will be starting out in, time, not the time for that first SILVER • ‘er some explaining, the Army than 40 years and enjoys cro- expected help If she takes time ners to cost 65 cents a]plece, the handsome rotlsserie, nor the chuj-gh, Marshalltown. in the church parlor. For a M collection of brilliants. a bottle of sweet and dry sherry. preferably the kind packed in you would make a $5,000 profit. there Is always plenty that can If the budget is limited, check argument. i Place setting for tour: a set- deferred his call-up to July. chetlng. ^ “P 8P‘e"fors many sets of dishes ^ d glasses. .^he Rev. Howard Marty of plane trip to Chicago, Mrs. The sherry aperitifs can be water. But if within a year, you buy be done. ting usually includes knife and The Barrassos came to He- The couple’s children are Mrs. as barbecued chicken, beef stew, ranging from informal to united Brethern Church, Frank wore a black and v/tiite a fine beginning point for a For a total Spanish meal, start another home for $20,000 or No bridal shower is complete fork, salad fork, teaspoon, but- hron in 1919 where he was em- Dorothy Colgan, Mrs. Gloria * • and meat balls and spaghetti. fo ^ a l. .■ ^ performed the double-ring can- ensemMe. comments as she opens and with the foreword: “This Is what ter spreader, and d e s ^ spoon ployed as manager for 21 years Malecky, Mrs. Yola Ross and The comWned eftoito of the I was really tearing my hair But the fundamentals ^ dlellght ceremony. Mrs. Rich- Mr. Frank wiU enter the Air SUOOR Spanish evening. You can serve with a mixture of avocado and more, you are not taxed. without a touch of the tradit­ exclaims over each gift. Later. Jane will say to John on their it at room temperature, Spanish prosciutto (ham), as aj^tizer, which can also be used as a on a farm owned by John'Way, Charles Barrasso, all of He- Food and Drug admlMstratiom out, coitfe^es Audrey, who irill management, which they re warden of Marshalltown Force Officers Training School, ional. Here are two additional the remarks In order are read wedding night.’’ souD sDoon Gilead St. In 1939, the family bron. Another son, Joseph R. which Insists . on a listing of be married to Bernard Guttin, applying as well as learning, 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER style, or on - the - rocks. and follow with a paella. 'Die Junior bridesmaids are frills that can’t help but add was organist. The bride was glv- Lackland AFB, Tex., May 15. YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S If your bar contains some most exotic of the paellas in­ U n lS sg lv en as ’ gifts, man purchased a farm down the Barrasso, Is dead. They also all IngredlenU in the package, a New York accountant. j ^ en in marriage by her father. (Herald photo by Buceiviclu.s) usually dressed in a modified to the festivities: have 10 grandchildren, all resl- plus the merchandising actlvl- priced foods at three different when they marry. vermouth (which can be very cludes a mixture of Spanish rice, version of the style of the other One guest is assigned to write to buy extra teaspoons as soon street from Mrs. Laura Pren­ inexpensive), mix two parts dry saffron chicken and seafood tice, where they grew vegeta- dents of Hebron. ties of the food company, add super-markets to find t h e ------— ------attendants. down all the future bride’s as possible. The couple will hold open up to a plus for young home- cheapest meat. Then I did a You can also expand the hies, fruit and had a herd of fa A t basics by receiving or buying raised poultry, house at their home on Satur- makers. lot of figuring. Finally by taking day from 2 to 5 p.m. Their many Ihe labels are more than a the nuts out of the dessert A For you from serving spoons, gra'vy ladle, Besides his farming business, z 3 sugar tongs and a carving set. Barrasso was manager for the friends and relatives are invit- recital of facts. They also give brownie, recipe, I made it.” Naturalizer KITCHEN WARE Hebron Farmers’ Exchange for ed to the event. information as to style of pack THREE LUNCHES FOR $1 35 years. Barrasso was an ex- Three members of the wed- (whole, halves, sliced, chunked. Visiting the house on another Today’s Bride THE SLEEK hibitor at the first Eastern ding party will be among the diced), and the new cook will low-budget day, this reporter w x Double boiler States Exposition where he won guests: Mrs. Lena Plttarl Men- quickly realize that whole can- was well fed on a lunch costing BLAGK SLING Two different*, sizes of sauce­ second prize for his display of a nlno of Brooklyn, New York, ned tomatoes are more ex- 35 cents a i>erson, and consisting pans variety of vegetables. who was the maid of honor; An- pensive than the stewed — with of cream of tomato soup, grilled Two casseroles Barrasso’s town activities thony Angelo, best man, and Jo- food value the same. cheese sandwich,^tea and a raw Roasting pan selects her wedding ring It’s a glossy, graceful hrfVe included 48 years member- seph Plttarl, an usher, both iji^e type of product is listed apple for dessert, « THEY’RE YOUNG... shoe of shining Corfam*. Grater ship In Hebron Grange: Eight from Mount Vernon, New York. _too — early or sweet peas, The girls, who conduct all Y Colander years on the Board of Assessors (Herald photo by Bucelvicius.) qj. freestone peaches — the housekeeping operations in With little heel, rounded Frying pan — ------■ as well as the way It’s packed, the house (cleaning, laimdry, toe, an intriguing grosgrain Toaster a f Covered plastic containers ^ m n M ~n * 1 1 1~t1 m oHve oil, water, extra sweet cooking, and garbage collec- bow . . . and a finish that 1 r t l O t O S symp and so on. « ahe-s inter- Uon). f Suooi^ Plastic pall for cleaning en Must Bridal will never chip, peel Meat grinder (regular or ested in planning non - fattening preparation between the low electric Wedding pictures will be one bride may be taken in a studio meals, she’ll hunt tor the tuna budget menus and a high budget or crack. keepsake the bride can cherish at the' bridal salon. Allow figh packed In water, and the of $1.50 a day per person Even Egrg Beater . hot- plenty of time for this one and canned fruits either in light this figure, however, takes a THEfRE GOING... Set of Kitchen knives Black Patent forever after she takes her suggesUons to gyrup or the diet variety, which bit of doing, and steak rarely Stirring spoons vows. Good photos can be taken i^gure a good picture imder the now have more flavor than they finds its way into the menus PUT THEM IN A "LIKE-NEW" USED CAR Yellow Patent Measuring cup it she does a little scheduling bright lights. The g;lrls usually have two Small cuttng board used to. Green Patent beforehand. ___ to three eager guests a week Spatula Helpfully, the manufacturers for their dinners, usually their ii Light Blue Patent The so - called candid shots often print recipes on their They're young. They're married. They're going places. Young Flour sifter usually aren’t unplanned. Smart Transform Box fiances. The boys also drop in in people are afways on the go. W hat finer ana more welcome Tray for serving packages, and menu - building the afternoon to listen to the thinking will prevent leaving out suggestions. A box of Spanish Garbage pans those special shots when the Into a Home Saturday ball games or to hang gift can you give ■them than a "jike new" used ear? See us . , 1 1 rice mix tells how to prepare Vacuum cleaner photographer Is trying to make Archttecturafly, around the well-equipped kitchen to d ay! Mop and Broom m e typical gi^piy ^ th the addlUon of everyone say “CHEESE” at the city apartment available to new- ^ tomatoes, then gives while the cooks are at work. right_._z_a time...------andj ^ place1— ly-weda has the unfortunate ^ The niceties of entertaining t*. w i. 111,*. „ recipes for stuffed peppers top- not overlooked either. A IHC SHOf WITH IHC . ^ B u u m u i PIT It’s also a good Idea to have j‘,Vb°^ild!^^^ £®/®!!’ d^morsteaUen'in table seWng a friend help the photographer rice, and ways to make a hearty ^gg conducted by Judy Tripp 1966 CUTLASS CONVERTIB|.E through the masses of guests °te, horizontals prevail. ____main dish___ by adding tuna, Coventry, R.I., 'who is V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, and guide him in the right pic- To make these rectangles chicken or ham. marrying Charles Leach of whitewalls, beige with black top, black vlnyi bucket seats, \1 ture - taking direction. more attractive, consider a extra clean. The 10 mwt important candlds variety of wall coverii^. Steer g^ar'^'lf ^’^pSative^'‘^ ‘^EQUlS^ COSTLY 7295 at a wedding are: . to)!** ^ '^*t® ®ol“ aire gleaming on 1. Bride in dressing room makes the apartment ^ ^ ,mger,-Judy indicated the right- wlth attendants. ea , j ° n for the pineapple glaze, as well left position of the salt and 1965 CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE 2. Bride going down aisle on some covered walls. suggwUoM for using the pepper shaker, the correct pro- V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, father’s arm. If the room is large, a vivid- ^ cedure for serving the meal There are some very whitewalls, white with black top, blue vinyl bucket seats, ■ ■ a a I a m a ^ ma**-.!! A A l t l r l l%A ^ extra clean. 3. Bride coming up aisle on ly colored wall paper could ^ Tro^;;; bi^^d^nd family-style or formal style, and beautiful wedding bands lf6 7 1895 husband’s arm. used for one wall, picking the being seen around town 4. Bride, bridegroom and all tohes up from your furnishings.------— these days. If yours isn’t attendants. There are also other wall cov- RAMBLER 6. Bride and groom and her erings, such as textured grass one of them, we know how 1964 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE you feel. Why not drop a few CONVERTIBLE Custom\V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, family. cloth, hqnd-painted murals, and heater, Whitewalls, white with black top, red vinyl interior. 6. Bride and groom and his plastic wall coverings designed hints. A new wedding band, or a SST family. to simulate brick or wood panel- matched set of bands, is a wonder­ ■V-8, automatic, power steering, 1495 7. Receiving line. ling. 7 ful gift for tmy occasion, be it anniver­ power brakes, radio. Heater, 8. Bride and groom cutting If the apartment is a typical whitewalls, white with black sary, Mother’s Day, birthday or just any top, red vinyl interior. cake. , 4 efficiency with a sleeping al- 9. Tossing bouquet. cove, paint or paper the alcove, day when he wants to give you something spe­ 10. Bride and gropm leaving perhaps in vertical stripes, to cial. \Ve now have a fabulous collection of ArtCarved ’ 2395 Engaged under rice shower. make it look larger. F o r t h e bands, including bold sculptures, deep-etched facets, OpUoi^ shots Include; There are also available plas- date soft textures and shimmering Florentines. We’d love an oppor­ The engagemeni of Miss Linda Brldels mother an

Wofteczko'McCrystal Ing a patient from Crystal Lake who m naabl* to attend the tlve nurse at the U.8. Army ToUand Niiree Receives Hospltol, Ft. M caellah, Ala.; Rd. to the Rockville Oeneral regular seorions may regteter HAVE YOU AN Miss Theresa Ann McOrystal Hospital. with the town clerk during her supervisor at the 5th 'General regular offloe hours, Monday ANC Citalioii Hospital, U.S. Army, Europe; Superb EVENT SCHEDULED of Vernon became the bride of TVAA members were ac­ Subdivision, Sand Works quainted with artificial respira­ through Friday from 9 a.m. to Army Nmrse Corpa counselor In THAT CALLS FOR Robert W. Wolfteczko of Rock­ tion and cardla massage tech­ 4 pm . Indianapolis, In'd.; nursing serv- ville Saturday morning at Sa­ niques through films at their ANC, the former Miss Alma In Korea; and FOOD? Reviewed by Zoning Panel Repubican Registrar Mrs. Victoria Blrath of Manchester, cred Heart Church, Vernon. meeting Sunday nijht. Hie di­ Ruth liOjrim, a member of the nursing instructor at the Medi­ I t m ay be a Wedding; a ban- I rect service plan was discussed. as been awarded a Certificate cal Field Service School, Brooke s m o £ The bride Is a daughter of Hie Ptennlng and Zoiflng 4-h Notee Btoard of Directors of the Oon- of Achievement for outstanding qoet or Just an taformal get- { The TVAX will march in the Army -Medical Center, Ft. Sam a Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McOry­ OommiMion reviewed prellmi- Terry Jedrzlewskl has been neoticut R eg lstran AasodaiUon service wtole stationed at Hei­ together of eoclety, ledge ei Boys League Parade May 19 Houston, Tex. some friendly group. stal of Phoenix St. The bride­ nary plana for a four-lot sub- elected president of Uie 4-H ^ ___ _ _ wtU------attend an executive board delberg, Germany, from June groom Is a son of Mrs. Evelyn dlvlaloii and a sand and gravel Honker Hikers for 1968 OtW ^ ® of the aesooiation She Is married to Lt. Col. 1966 to February 1968. Farrell Baldwin Anderson of Are Prepared to Wofteczko of 11% Village St. operation at its meeting last officers are Roger Gaulin. vice ^ ^ ^ c e Hiunday at the Fairfield Motor ITe Mrs. Anderson Is a person­ Reno, Nev., who has retired The Rev. Patrick Sullivan of ™ prissident; Jeff ^ n a d le s. seftre- Inn In Fairfield. Serve You to Your The RepubUcan Women’s nel officer in the Army Nurse from the Judge Advocate’s Gen­ Sacred Heart Church perform­ BnlleUn Board Corps Branch of the Army Sur­ eral Office. ’They are present­ Complete Satisfaction ed the double-ring ceremony. Hie Board of Deacons of the geon General’s Office. During ly living In Arlington, Va. The bride was given In mar­ United Congregational Church Our catering eervtoe la eet np | late plans for the teen-age this time she was assistant chief Mrs. Anderson is the niece of riage by her father. She wore an operation off South River Rd., man. James Jedrzlewskl serves wlH meet tonight a t 8 In the to bo flexible enough to ae- dance to be held Friday from nurse and educational coordlna- Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Casperson A-llne gown of lace over satin. abutting the WUUmantlc River, as Junior leader and Mrs. Pa- Pastor's Study. oommodate any size gathering. Her veil of silk Illusion was ar­ RMAL A1 Schindler presented pre- tricla Jedrzlewskl as leader. 7:30 to 10:30 at the high school. tor of .the U.S. Army Hospital of 17 Hackmatack St. Why not eaU na and talk aver I Music will be provided by Hie S t. Matthew’e Women’s Guild In Germany. _____ ^______the detaUit ranged from a crystal edged Umlnary plans for a four-lot Meetings are held on Wednes- Spectrums for students In the wiU meet, tomorrow night at 8 petal headpiece, and she car­ BUbdivlsion on the south side of day afternoons from 3 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Anderson received her Split the stems of flowers that WE RENT IT seventh through ninth grades. in the P a i^ Center for the an- Engaged ried a bouquet of gladioli and Webber Rd., near the comer of at Mrs. Jedrziewskl’s home. RN at Hartford Hospital In 1948.. have woody stems and scrape Crystal Lake Rd. to be built Voter ReglstrattoB nuai election of officers. She received her B.S. and mas- them before placing In a cijn- pompons. TVAA Notes by J< ^ E. Luetjen, Inc. The A voter reglstnation session ter’s degrees In nursing ad- talner of water. This is a big The engagement of Miss Maria Mrs. Patricia Smith of Ver­ ALL FORMAL WEAR IN Hie ToUand voljmteer Am­ GARDEN GROVEl lots all contain 20O-foot or more will be held May 18 from 10 Maaoheator Evening Herald ministration from Columbia help toward keeping such Deolinda Pinto of Manchester to non, sister of the bride, was ma­ bulance Association responded frontage and are In excess of a.m. to noon ait the Town Hall. ToUand correspondent Bette University, New York City, N.Y. blossoms fresh looking for a TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 Barry S. Wolfgong of Rocky Hill tron of honor. Bridesmaids were STOCK AT ALL TIMES to a caU last week, tranSport- one aere. Test drlUlngs will be Residents of six mcmths or more gnatrale^ teL 875-8845. She has served as admlnistra- longer period ot time. has been announced by her par­ Miss Donna F a rr of Vernon and Miss Paula Deslaurlers of Rock­ conducted on the lots to ascer­ ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Reginald ville. Miss Lori Smith of Vernon tain their drainage before (he application for acceptance Pinto of 371 W. Middle Tpke. and Miss Kathy McCrystal of Her fiance is the son of Mr. Coventry, both nieces of the is submitted to the PZC. Hie PZC reviewed suggested and Mrs. Robert Wolfgong of bride, were flower girls. revised rood specifications and Rocky Hill. Richard Wofteczko of Rock­ expressed concern over the lack Miss Pinto, a 1966 graduate ville served as his brother’s o< Inflection of roads as they best man. Ushers were Alan are being constructed by ot Manchester High School, is Wofteczko of Rockville, brother attending Manchester Commu­ vaitous developers. of the bridegroom; and Thomas First Selectman Ernest 'Vlk nity College. She is employed Castonguay of Vernon. at Aetna Insurance Co., Hart­ told the PZC he had included After a reception for 125' at a budget request for a consult­ ford. Mr. Wolfgong, a graduate the Kosciuszko Club, Rockville, “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” ing engineer to periodically In­ of Weaver High School, Hart­ the couple left for a. motor trip 901-907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER flect road construction, but that ford, is also attending Man­ to the Pocono Mts., Pa. They chester Community College. He it had been cut out of the budget will live at 101 South St., Rock­ by the Board of Finance. is employdtr at Arrow Stereo JoMfih SstemU photo ville, after May 11. "H ie .town should be told the Tape Town, West Hartford. Mrs. Wofteczko. a graduate MRS. ROBERT W. WOFTECZKO 'SPECIALISTS IN PORMAL WEAR RENTALS" budget does not include engd- The wedding is planned for of Rockville High School, Is neetlng fees to in flect new Nov. 30 at the Church of the As­ employed at the Connecticut Wofteczko, also a graduate of ployed at the Capital, Leather roads,” PZC member Samuel sumption. Charge Card, Hartford. Mr. Rockville High School, is em- Co., Hartford. Einstein stated. Various members of the PZC have periodically checked on the road construction being done in some of the subdivisions, and found several, shortcuts develop­ ers have been taking without meeting the town regulations. Former First Selectman Car- melo Zan|^ retired as Acting Road Foreman for the town on May X, according to First Select­ man Ernest Vlk. The road work la imsently being supervised |9y Selectman Charles Luce, Vlk told the PZC last night. The ... > )• ^BOTANY* SOO town is expected to hire a road superintendent within' a month. (K Sobool Begfstntlon Parents of prospective first ^ D A R O F F graders and kindergarten stu­ dents do not need to bring cer­ tificates of vaccination or physi­ cal examination reports with them to the reglstratlmi sessions this .week and next, as pre­ GIRLS... v iou s announced. The reports will be due in September, how­ ever. SdMMd Eimioliee gel him in the mood... Lunches for the balance of the week In all local schools are: Wednesday, soup, peanut but­ come ter and Jelly or ham salad sand­ % in a Forward Fashion wich, cheese wedge, raisin pie; Thunday, Variety Day at Hicks o i and Meadowbrook; ravioli with m eat aauce at the high school, Suit by "Bofony" 500. buttered vegetable, salad, Vien­ na bread and butter, dessert; Friday, macaroni and cheese, strongtf stewed tomatoes, carrot sticks, peanut butter sandwich, fruit Watch him react to exclusive fabrics. The flattery of the Daroff abortcake. slim silhouette. The silteek, new styles. The ultimate in tailoring. He’ll ease into a new mood fast. Doesn’t a new dress do it for ■iMpriEt SorvicM |>-v' you? Hummmm? We inyite yooi to come in with your man and and Supply. B m . let us show you the “Botany” 500 fashions from A-Z. Forward SM Hartford Bd., ManeheatHr 649-SaM Fashion Suits . . . $79.95 . . . Sport Coaits $55.00 . . . Slacks $18.95. Batliinhi W viduge But. 1495 G-E 16 cu.fL 550-lb. 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781 Main O M LewU S tre e ta ■ OPEH 9 to 9 DAILY, SAT. 9 to 6 Hartford — 685-91M (Acrow frmn T ra v d e rf) I Approved By State Board EASY TERMS Z 3 Y^RS TO PAY of Education I nun rouim iN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 'Sitm Inf and Iflaa Blaine K. Kohr- TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 Inj'', both at home; a brother, ME A Votes Thursday jlanrhpBtTr lEofnitiQ IfTraUi Charlea Kohrlng of Camden, Golf Ball Goof N. J.; a aister, Mn. Samuel A golf ball mix-up caused Panlehello of Atco, N. J., and a 12-year-old Manchester Mn. Aagmte D. IVhIte several nlecea and nephews. youth to be punished by his School Board Binds VW of America Hn* Aucuat* D. White, W, Funeral services will be held parents last night and in­ Taxes Rise 4.1 Mills formerly of M Walnut S t, wld- Thursday at 2:80 p.m. at the stituted a police investiga­ Recalls 87,860 tm of Fiank White, died thta Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main tion. $410,300 in Raises The 1968-69 Budget mornlnc at a MancheMer con- gt. The Rev. FeHx M. Davis of The hard golf baU, mixed Cars to Recheok To Meet Town Budget valeaoent home. Second Congregational Church The 811,901,667 General Fund 839,772 recommended, 838,907 1ft with a pall of soft practice The Board of Education last night voted 8-1 to accept budget for the 1968-69 fiscal ICn. White was born Oot. 18. officiate. Burled will be In balls, was hit by the boy at recommendations of its personnel-flnance committee for NEW ■?rORK (AP>— ^Volkswa­ apiiropilaitod. (Ooatinued from Page One) 1872 In Oermany, and had Uved vetesans section of Baat gen of America today recalled year, adopted last night by the In Manchester moat of her life, cemetery. 6 p.m. yeaterday and struck a salary-contract agreement with the Manchester Edu­ Board of Directors, appropri­ Town Oouzunl: 854,036 last District, both repeats of this P®‘"'t, for a cut of 84,626 below some aluminum aiding on a 87,860 VW Beetles and VW Kar- Irtsr, 860,860 requested, 858,860 the department’s request, Survivors Include a niece, priends may call at the fu- cation Association that provides & guaranteed $410,800 ates the following sums to the residence at 169 Crpft Dr. In raises for teachers’ and ad------— mann Ghlas built during part of recommended, 167,060 afiproprl- y®®*"- ’The directors, neither coUec- M n. Pearl Sheekey, and a nored home tomorrow from 2 toe 1968 model year to make various departments. •itod. It adopted a 8411,862 budget tively nor individually, ‘gave nephew, Robert Doellner, both to 4 and 7 to S p.m. narrowly missing a resident'. mlnlstratora’ salaries and ralat- j^ y at 3:16 p.m. In the Manchea- A comparison is shown of the Punishment was adminis­ sure their wheel bolts were cor­ Genoral Services: 847,918 last for the Town Water Department ®"y Indication on what Weiss’ of Manchester. _____ ed new money Items. ter High School cafeteria. rectly tightened. funds appropriated for the 1967- tered by the boy’s parents The board, In a reversal of The teachers’ schedule adopt- 68 year, 866,963 requested, 865,363 a„d g $280,070 budget for toe ®®'®'^ y®®*’’ “ *® Funeral services will be held Charles J. fiscal year ending June 30, listed to the budget at $20,000, Thursday at a time to be an- Charles Joeeph Miner, 66. of and the caae was oloaed. past prtdcy and over the ob- ed by the board—the largest sln- In a letter to toe car owners, the departmental requests for reoommenided, 863.211 eppronri- Town Sewer Department, -T . wboth .u Jectlon of some members, -.jg ^cSlcu* Item In the budget— Volkswagen said It has discov­ the amount he received when nounced at the Holmes F u n ^ 45 schaller Rd. died yesterday the 1968-60 fiscal year, those he assumed office Jan. 1, 1966, Home, 400 Main St. Burial wul ^ Manchester convalescent agreed to “Wnd,” or commit, provides a basic, 18-atep scale ered that some wheel bolts were recommended by Town Manager PWbeto Court: 82,100 last not correctly torqued and the amount he received when be In Bast Cemetery. home. nex# year’s budget to the 8410,- jor bachelor’s degree personnel Robert Weiss, and those appro­ *^’®^** '•"t’® '''®t®*' Department bud- the 1966-67 budget was adopted, There wUl be no calling hours. was bom Aug. 26, Vemon 000 Increase before knowing Its to »9,600. vtoeels were not precisely cen­ priated. reoommended, 82,628 appropri- ggj jg ^ g ^ jg Qgj 7^0^ me cur- 1908-69 budget allocation from The minimum and maximiun tered. VW spokesmen said that the amount he received when 1901 in Manchester, son of ’The 1067-68 General Fund ' ■ rent year and toe Sewer Depart- the 1967-68 budget was adopted, Wayne E. Hletala . the town. basic scale represent In- any tendency for a wheel to budget was 810,620,126. Depart­ Depantment of Public Works ment budget is up 816,728. Charles J. and Emma Taylor Town Board loosen because of incorrect and the amount he receives SOUTH WINDSOR—Wayne B. Miner, and had lived here all After Its vote, the board learn- creases of $400 and $800, re­ mental requests for 1968-69 to- Aidmlnlstra/tlon: 821,217 last ’The board authorized expendi- currently. Hletala, 45, of Union, N.J., ed that the Board of Directors spectively. ’The present starting torque on one of toe four bolts Is toled 814,674,616. Weiss recom­ yeor, 831,760 requested, $30,960 tures next year totaling $305,000 of his life. He bad been em- Increased when toe vehicle Is The directors, when ques­ brother of Mrs. James F. Ren*"- pioyg^ on the maintenance staff Okays Shift — meeting at the same time at salary is 86,780 and this year’s mended 812,076,226. The board tiBOommeiuled, $30,323 appropri- from toe Water Department tioned. said that no vote has don of South Windsor, died Sun- Manchester Memorial Hos- the Municipal Building to set b a maximum is 89.800. ^ v e n vdto Its hand brake par- g^opted 8H,’o91,’667’ fllted. Capital Reserve Fund—$160,000 ______daily set. been taken to date on giving day in Union. pit^] before his retirement the town budgets and the tax Teachers not now at maxi­ Board of Education: 86,268,000 Bunding InepetiUon: $06,669 t° revamp toe Cooper Hill St. him a raise. They said that they Survivors also Include five y^^rs ago. O f $ 3 2 ,0 0 0 rate — had allocated $7,048,850 mum will get additional In­ last year, 87,147,769 requested test year, $120,410 requested. Filter Plant, $85,000 for toe Line expected to consider the matter' brothers and anotter sister. Survivors Include a son, Ron- to operate the schools next creases averaging $300 by ad- for next year, $6,714,860 recom- $118,706 recommended, 8108,809 Filter Plant, and $60,000 for shortly. fiome 932,000 in transferred year. vanclng one step on the sched- The funeral will be held to- E. Miner, with whom he Theft Reported mended for next year, 87,048,660 appiropriated. Improvements to toe Rockledge The General Fund budget morrow ^ 1:30 p.m. from the ^^de his home; three brothers, fund^. were approved by the The amount represents a ule, thus the average pay per appropriated for next year. Engineering: 863,390 last year, Water Tank. adopted last night provides for Somers Funer^ Horae, Main Miner, Francis Miner imd Board of Representatives last substantial restoration of the teacher wUl Increase by 8600- Of Stereo Tapes Board of Directors: $28,100 $86,887 requested. $63,187 rec­ ’The 1968-69 General Fimd bud­ an assistant town planner, at an St., with a sei^ce at 2 pjn. at oarence Minor, all of Rock- 8819,000 reduction that had been 8700. last year, $38,014 requMted, ommended, 862,7^ appropriat­ get was adopted by a 6 to 3 88,600 annual salary, and fop St. Mary’s EplMopal t^ u r c h , y,j,g. sisters, Mrs. Arthur ^ ' J P® recommended by the general The new schedule adds a 14tfi More than 8120 worth of $88,014 recommended, $80,904 ed. vote, with toe Republicans vot­ attributed to Public Works. msuiager and la only 893|909 less atep at the top of the scale stereo cartridge tapes were four new patrolmen, two as of Hasardville. Burial wfll be in Coventry, Mrs. appropriated. Hljfliway: $482,971 last year, ing "yes” and toe Democrats July 1 and two os of Jan. 1. HazardviUe Cemetery. Sarah Sheirwln, South Windsor, In voting to support the trans- than the 87,147,769 sought by the for advanced degree teachers, .token from a car belonging to General Manager: $69,080 "no.” All other budgets were 8699,984 requested, $628,869 rec- The four new patrolmen had Friends may call at the fu- Mrs. teon King of HazardviUe, fers. Representative Robert Board of Education. and provides for the foUowing Robert Kilpatrick, 98 Lyness St., last year, $74,662 requested, adopted unanimously. been requested by Police Ctolef last night. 870 087 ®®‘®>®*’verage as other town committee felt he should not son of toe music club president, Ann Rlchl, 18, of 637 W. Middle Manicheafter poUVeiwamHn Pa- ments that they will be ap­ Tavern in South Coventry, died ^ M ' (Oontinned from Page One) The council was estebllshed a ®"'Pl‘>ye®- 880,800; mileage in- have accepted a schedule which was guest pianist last night Tpke., both rtudents at Man- tirieda Graves, learned through last year, $12,000 requested, et, said, "Our logic Is that, since proved.” yesterday at the Massachusetts ® moving to Rockville in awaiting trial at Bridgeport Su- $12,000 recommended, $12,000 we voted against four Items, 1961. penlor Court ‘on charges Involv- few years ago to sponsor social ®*'®“ ® ‘=®®^ P®*' administrators a smaller at a program after toe scholar­ Chester High School, will appear taveaUgatlon that the young girl The priority lists consists of General Hospital, Boston. He groups which rescuers were In cultural events '^ e council bistallatlon of tele- percentage. Increase than the ship presentation. appropriated. we can’t very well support the Survlvors Include a son, Leon- ing the Jan. 20 robbery of the to Circuit Court 12, Manches- had allegedly mode an LSD pur- total.” the Parker-Oakland Sts. con­ was the husband of Mrs. Mary radlo-teleipltone c o n ^ . TWs also expresses the views of ad- P**®"®® t®acher facilities, 82.- teachers (6.7 per cent vs. 7.6 He played an original com­ ter, ; two-week increase in school cept N. Charles B o g ^ ac- bond. can produce adverse and deva- last year, $11,579 requested, $11,- their vote for returning $220,- and illegal possession of explo­ InvestdgolUon involving the ftwtog effeote, even causing ■vlch, 20, of South Windsor, who his bid for premature freedom. Richard Walsh of Redding, F anerals Tlirteen minutes later. toe student Teaching «’®'"®"‘®*^ principals, cepted toe package vote on a Liggetts is serving time for toe killing He is Andrew J. Leighton Jr., 176 recommended, $10,676 ap- 000 to the school funds, •their Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. CSiarles sives. He may also be charged two students began early this tissue damage, propriated. recommended budget, and tax word came by radiotelephone Migg Bettv Vittner of * 3»7 * ktv wi a * motion by John Fletcher. of her mother, and switched life who bludgeoned and stabbed Woodward of Simsbury and with forgery after the case Is year when Miss Cone allegedly scientists believe that Libraries: $196,417 last year, rate would have had to be high- John J. Organ, 47, of 14 Camp- John Gallup presented to the Massachusetts At The Parkade sentences of two men to "time Mrs. Eleanor Filkins of East Mrs. (3eorge MacDonald of became ill from a dose of the G4diup of 101 BUaabeth Dr. ment later this week. FMCU. craotai Tim sm. b f ‘Tif'”‘(1’’?'’ "" >»«« Moreau’s counsel, Joseph F. ed. and, under b a rte r rules, would dren. vati:,H- “Thn,«‘"Iliose ,-i.Ai ®“«t®"t teaching at but said it would give toe item have known Its total budget taken to the hospital screaming. users br^ her mar- after police picked him up to Funeral services will be held "^®*^ **®^^ yeaterday morning Atherton was apprehended af- and that his case was continued are real happy Franklin Timinr Hio-h T ■ T . "®'^® •“‘own Its total budget Since then she has been under- ^ released at Intervals for Skelley Jr., of Hartford, told toe Friendship with Pension Fund Contribution: have required a new public hear- boys down there. board his client has been to no ‘‘•®‘t daughter, the parking lot of a Center St. ’Diursday at 11 a.m. at the **® Hotaies Funeral Home, ter a Springfield store clerk be- until May 14, periods up to a year. $167,658 last year, $281,040 re- ing for adoption. restaurant. Organ will appear Firm Oonmmitlonal Church KW Malu «■ The Rev. W aiter came susplcloua cl hl» Identltlca- Hia caae wiU be bcoupht be- v-® erni pet 1 ^ down to them. viltner, a atudent Report’now hfprovreaa action; otherwlao. the achoot Robert C. Grleb of toe Con­ trouble with toe law since 1963, • Attonney John Htocks of Hart- quested, $188,040 recommended. The board allocated $70,037 in Manchester Citxniit Court 12, Burial vrtlV b ^ In North Ceme- of Community Baptist tlon when asked to cash a 8160 fore toe Grand Jury by toe Dis- ^ •• probably grt toem out. gt Iowa Wesleyan College, has All Items votwTtove yet to be program might necticut State Narcotics O>ntrol has four sons, and must have urged toe pardons board to gnnroDriated. ,1.- ___ J ___ /.lit T.el^“®’ “®I*®w of the he thought a driver’s license ment police said. “y ®®ld the 13 men walti,^ res- o, teaching before she returns ’ of toe ^AneUaTlng t ^ ^ t ^ Church sponsored drug symposi­ ter job than driving a truck. only 19 when he was sentenced to life, "has found himself as Refund of Taxes: $3,000 last WUllmantic, tomorrow from 7 to ^®®®®®®<*- Burial was In Jordan presented by Atherton looked if he is Indicted he wUl ap- ® m**® ?*‘® oWrance jq campus. a general staff meeting ’Thurs- increases um that he regarded LSD as Miss Sharkevich is serving a year, $3,000 requested, $3,000 re­ Cemetery, Watertord. suspicious. It was Issued to an pear before toe criminal ses- "®re unharmed, high and dry and "not be beholden to the ACCOUNTING "toe most dangerous of all toe 10- to 16-year term for toe part a man while here.” 9 p.m. teachers." commended, $2,6g license and toe checks were Richardson of the Meust In Favor of New Contract Non-profit—Founded 1940—Dormitories of Living, stated at another of a child," who had no problem year, $90,000 requested, $90,000 Mr Kotolng’ was bom Mar,.!, '^'™®y’ ®^* t^® Newington slon at toe time of his arrest forged. Goal and Ooke Corp. (parent Bi other action, toe ■ board the symposium’s sessions that, to life until she met and used record, has studies a total of HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING 2,000 hours in the art of silk recommended, $86,000 appropri­ 6 i^ h l l a L i n h ^ of the American Legion, and toe police obtained a war- Action on Atherton’s Connect- «»mpany of the (3auley firm) NEW HAVEN (AP)—Teachers occurred later In toe morning c®ferred a health staff request "anyone taking a dose of LSD narcotics with Darryl Dean of ated. and lived In Manchester 23 S®Tuln Lodge of Masons con- rant to search his car. jeut oases will now await n u * ..In this city’sw troubled schools at some high - schools and middle------tor* additional 87,900 ------increase 66 Forest St., Hartford, 06112 ’Tel. 247-1115 should put off making any maj­ Middletown—now serving a life screening, plays drums with the or decision for at least a year, prison band, and is a member Insurance, fire, liability, etc.: vears He was an A t duoted a memorial service Sun- Th® search revealed 21 more the Massachusetts matters. Au- ''^®**’ '^® ^‘*®‘ haven’t heard have voted by nearly a two- schools foUowed toe strike and to toe personnel committee and sentence for his part to Mrs. $82,100 last year, $85,o6o request­ Worid ^ veteran funeral home, checks, a blank checkbook from thoritles said they did not ex- ®"yfhing from them. And we thirds majority In favor of a more than 80 students were ar- advise school nurses’ spokes- since It has recurring effects Sharkevich’s death. of the "Eight-Gallon Club” to . ’ ®®‘^ ‘‘*( _®s a ------jbe Royal Bank of Canada a pget him to post toe 826,000 much water is new ctmtract, a move utoich toe rested. Middle schools and high men to form a negotiating unit that could greatly affect thedr the prison’s blood donor pro­ ed, $86,000 recommended $76,- ^ _ ___ ^______high *0 lorm a negotiating However, State’s Atty. John D. 000 appropriated. stiffTwe,,„ sergeant in toe " South B* » J -22 callbrfe revolver ,a .32 call- bond. - down there." school board president greeted schools remained closed last Fri- toeir own. lives.” gram. e to m healtb, he oeigian nUle A^ked bre revolver, more than 60 MeanwhUe his wife, Jo Ellen Twenty-three of toe 28 with cautious optimism. day as a result of toe Incidents. Speaking for toe nurses were A group of California scien­ LaBelle said toe shooting of The board denied the- plea. Insurance, employes group BRUSSELS (AP) — King rounds of ammunition, a one- jgb„ ’-Rndell of ‘rapped men were underground "The board Is very pleased,” ’Talks resumed and an agree- •^rs. Esther Miner and Mrs. tists have speculated that a Mrs. Sharkeidcb was planned,** life, accident and health: $38,200 wheM h« Baudouln today asked Premier pound can of black gunpowder, poitgn g„d Legi,g PeWman of '^*'®" ‘•'® '^®‘®‘' P®“red into toe skid board President C. Newton ment was announced Sunday. A “ ®ry Hlldltch. They told toe small vial of the drug dropped "It was no sudden Incident.” last year, $96,000 requested, $95,- in the water supply of New York He said Miss Sharkevich went 000 recommended, $36,000 appro­ elartrioini, ifi “ Paul Van Den Boeynants, a seven feet of fuse, a new pair ^ y g^g awaiting trial of their "^® Monday. Schenck after toe vote was an- total of 1,010 teachers cast se- •>°srd they felt toe health staff with Dean to buy toe automot- Stamford Gets Grant priated. Proposed Dental Pro­ “ " , wuld-be binder of wounds In of wire cutterr. 600 ft. of rope, eggg gt Bridgeport Superior '^® remaining two - Davis nounced Monday. cret baUote in the proposed 1%- ‘>®®" overlooked this year City would evoke serious brain and Rudd — went underground <<)yg very much hope we can year pact. to toe negotiaAons. damage on c le third of that ic rifle used to toe slaying and WASHINGTON (AP)—The Ot- gram removed. 2e^ltete*Fl«m«n-!?’ia^®T ‘k n ^ k ® crisis, to form a a pair of rubber (.lores, a sHm- cbm^ y,jg Insurance, employes Blue ®’*^®**'®** ® ^®®°®‘®“®‘’' Belgian government. line blackjatk, a tape recorder ______to Invesltgate after toe flooding move ahead with our teach- The official count had 766 In Increase built Into city’s population. even gave him the money. flee of Economic Opportunity B urw ors include his wife, ’The 48-year-old former butch- and a walkle talkie. ’This is toe first arrest con­ Miss Sharkevich, appearing has approved a $38,606 grant to Cross, CMS, Major Medical; •‘®6(®*’- ers In much closer planning to- favor, 281 for rejection and 14 ®®*^ year’s budget for 10 nurses $35,000 last year, $47,000 re­ 5i ™ ‘•rew a resounding 116,000 'WrUier Investigation revealed ’They. bypassed toe party of 13 ggther to meet toe problems of votes ruled void. and three dental hygienists nected with LSD reported in much thinner than she did when toe Committee on Training and she was sentenced three years Employment to Stamford, Conn, quested, $47,000 recommended, daughters. Miss Grace M. Kohr- votes in... generalggw.v-*«*4 electionsVSWUV1U3 MarchATAaii;il that Ulttli toe UiO 24 Traveler’s *AC8T^*«* a checksVAAViwavw —About ' - w* rar Town - which.*aaaw» was ma In m a. spur tunnel »««< to «>»»ggj, scnooigg^oo, system.”gygtem." The contraef will nm frAiv, ^®® not aUowed to be part of Manchester, and local authorit­ ago, made a brief, unemotional for a summer Headstart pro­ $57,000 appropriated. 31. making him toe biggest each issued In th e amount of The Garden C8ub Group of toe ‘“e side of toe nmln passageway a large majority of toe teach- jai V lMS to Jim e^ iX the arbitration because they ies have declined to state wheto-, BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home not certificated staff members. er more arrests are In toe off­ appeal to the board. gram. Community Services: $12,600 vote-getter in Belgian history. 8160 on toe Crocker Citizen’s Manchester Junior Women’s er» struck for two hours last It prortdeT a IfT e u ’sate.^ not certificated staff mernh last year, $13,200 requested, Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN­ been ac- ing. One of the commutations went The federal agency also ap- SPECTION ot your homo by a Termite Control Penonml Notices In Boeynants resigned National Bank of Los Angeles, a u b will meet tomorrow at 8:30 r'® n Thursday after one day of me- L ed to e of 86 760 810 60^ ^ ^® , ^®'"®“ ® to Paul J. Lunny, 43, of Bridge- proved the reprograming of $1,- $13,200 recommended, $13,000 ^ ^ ‘®^ '^®>-® ®‘®'®" ®®'-“®'" P ni- at toe home of Mrs. Bruce ‘^1®^ toated lirgalnlng failed to pro- fegchera ’haohJnr ^ JZ Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, t®re of his own Social Christian in a Boston break. Stauffer, 68 Virginia Rd. Bonsai port, who shot and killed his 606 to funds for toe program, ac- appropriated. First for Wildcats Capital Improvement Reserve phone our nearest local office: In Memoriam ^® thorny dispute Springfield police officials shrubs will be discussed. estranged wife in 1961 as she cording to Sen. Abraham Rlbl- ' between toe Dutch-speaking said today that Atherton plead------______Scattered Incidents of fighting is.gtep schedule of 86,900-810,800 Rottner, In advising toe DURHAM, N.H. AP) — 'Hie left toe factory where she work- cotl, D-Conn., who announced too Fimd: $174,500 last year, $2,- Sept. 1, 1969. nurses to form their own nego- University of New Hampshire ed. ’The board felt Lunny has action Monday. Tlie local share 280,363 requested, $475,000 rec/ P^«‘‘ch-speak- ed not guilty drying his ar- The Sunset Club will meet to- reigned for the first time today ommended,- $316,000'appropriat­ ing Walloons. radgnment In the lower court morrow at 2 p.m. at toe Senior A contract agreement reach- tiating unit, said It was too late been rehabilitated after 17 years of toe cost will be $11,710. Time heoJs they say and maybe it ed April 6 was rejected by in the year to renegotiate their as toe Yankee Conference track behind bars. Summer Headstart''Is admto- ed. aoea. ______Citizen’s Center, Myrtle and Most Complaints Today clVMqplon. Debt Service; $1,003,386 last 649-9240 But memories last and so does love Linden Sts. Students of the about 460 teachers 12 days later, request for an additional In- ’The other mercy commutation Istered here by toe local board Down in our hearts he is livings yet. It would have had toe same crease. The tWMiMrfs gcored to 16 of was for Librado C. Velazquez, of education and toe Diocese of year, $1,089,076 requested, $1,- W« loved him too dearly to ever Beverly BoIIlno Burton Dance 17 events to pile u p '68$i potote 047,276 recommended, $1,036,- M^emories of Hehron Studios will present a program Concerned with Traffic starting duration, but with an to toe past, toe health staff YOU CAN'T FIND A FINER 36, of Waterbury, who knifed Bridgeport. It Is designed to pro- Saturday as host to toe 29to an­ Frank Carotenuti of Waterbury 'vide a balance to nutrition, edu- 276 appropriated. BUSS TEKinTE CONTROL CORP. Wtfe and Children after toe business meeting. Most of toe complatatB And, another town resident ®'^^°‘' ®t®p in each case. nual meet. Rhode Island ■was Rt. 6 Relocation; $6,000 ap­ suggestions registered today at complained that town employes Similar Increases were Incor- > ^® Rs rec- ^ HEATING OIL PROGRAM THAN to death to an argument over a cation and social and religious DIV. OP BLISS IXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 In Memoriam second with 63% points, follow­ woman in 1961. The board to- activity for preschool children propriated. A new account. . Manchester Chess Club wUl ^ e d u le d itwo-hom- ot tCMunlolpal Building park P^^ted •« schedules for teachers ,®‘!®"® increase upon ed by defending champton Mas­ Salary Adjustment Jan. 1, The Oldest and Largest in Conn. In memory of Samuel J. Dunlop Where’s May Day? meet Thursday at 6:^0 p.m. ai __ ...... In xz__ uHfTl w}to mastersm nnfA ra HneywAadegrees andomrl those th to®6 &(TnOUntamount HBfiTOtlAtednegotiated for fMinh.teach. dicated that even though Velaz- of low income families. Parents wbo iwsaed away May 7th, 1S64. sachusetts with 61, Maine ' 46, quez pleaded guilty to toe of toe children also participate 1069: $8,600 appropriated. A new with six years credit towards ®‘'®' FOGARTY'S INSURANCE Connecticut 29% and Vermont 4. The deiiliui of sorrow we cannot charge of second-degree murdr, to some of toe activities. account. tail. Of the loss of one we loved so well. M ay And while he sleetie a peaceful m». Memorial Trust Fund sleep, BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN ,,, , . Ing lot B)t Globe Hollow Swim- ‘ own resident objected to t ^ t ^ S®p^ ------Hto Semory we tshail always keep, been asked. I’m afraid not. It m or^," at least to New Eng- Sayers HARTFORD (AP)—A Glaston- TREAT HER TO Loring Wife, Son and Daughter "'k® ®id England where all of land. If May Day was observed ^ ^ will play a round robin pggj ^ anoither of a ^ proposal for constructing a ®” ®®® ‘o W,5^-812,100 bury mother hopes to apply part the fun, the gayety on that day to any other part of our coun- trortiv”wtoent of four g ^ e s . A sJtuaiUon In the park- “ew Uncoln School to Center Mondnv^ **' top winnings in • Level,, economical payments. MIOHABLB OWN WATCH IB vill be awarded to the . _ - ^ Tura,. SDrlmrs Park, on the basis that ^hutlon Monday to describe lost Saturdav^A Naw T^Amnatiiva A ROYAL Card Of Thanks took place, where the young try, such as Virginia, I don’t pigPg' thfe highest points. Ing lot next to Lutz Junior Mu- Springs Park, on the basis that last Saturday’s New Hampshire We would lUce to express our folks danced around a May Pole know. seum,_ on_ Cedar______St, the park should be reserved for JR® tentative contract to toe sweepstakes toward a trust fund UNCONDiTIONALLY QUARANTEBD heartfelt appreolaiUon to the many with brivht rihhono in ^ .hnin r. . i . n u . . Those’Those wishing wishing further further informa- informa. • Payment protection for you and your Mende, retatWee and _nelrtibors ribi^ns in their But let s talk about modern tjgg ,„gy contact Roger Asselln a ito 'camplatoBnts sold that ‘'®c‘'eatlon use. 1®^®m®.u *®*i®*®^ ®® "®-"'®?®*' tor needy studente as a memor- familyfamU in event of accident or sickness or MOTHER’S DAY rthe dust L tere neighboring ‘•®®®mmended that n o t^ ““t w ‘'®*' ^®^ ^ ® ‘f®*' JjJ’.Sfemto.KSr®"""’ T u K . “'"®®- “’®r® attention gf 302 MUtn St., to^am ent dl- h«TT«« On« « ®’i toture schools be construct- J® schedtoe steps, noting that rc accident. deatr.th. B a n 3 w h o l e s y h a r b Th» Funily of Lawreuce Hartley ^ knew about paid to it now? Well, there was rector: or Henry Tilden MO homes. One suggested th at a AT such doings was when a teacher a vogue to May baskets, such ginn. st calcium chlorldu coaiting be ed on the outskirts of town, enables the teacher to reach Mtb. Henry Levy said she to my younger days rigged up a pretty things! Boys and girls pjaeetf periodicBily on the park- rather tl)an in well-populated ®®°®®*''” thought first of her son when she AT NO COST TO YOU! If our 3-year Unconditional guarantee gives you May Pole to her class, complete taking part, toon chasing each neighborhoods. The folder also mentioned toe won toe money. “Mark enjoyed GAYEYS LOG ’The Order of Sons of Italy of tog lots. >w provision of a 8160 "longe- nf„ .L . h.>___ ...’’u?— confidence in Michaels 0\wn watch, think of the with ribbons and decorations other and If A resident in toe VtaUey-New- thto*'® xcomplaint heard toV^^teS™ I!f® *'® Phom: 649-4534 1968 CADILLAC J I. .. caught girl, America will meet tonight at eveo.. ate. e.~wo .1.„. thls momlng concemcd toc poor " ‘J premium lor teachers been toe haoDiest His abRAnp. CABIN confidence we have in it to make such a fabulous LIMOUSINB and made her clOss go through well It can be guessed. .'. 7:so at JO Bissell St. m ^ ato area oon^ladned toatt cgnjiugg gj sidewalk at reaching 17 years of service was toe only thing that damnen • offer. For men and women, $39.75 to $1500. UIJllC LIMOUSINE the motions. We were all old How about today? Any May ______Rohm 67 ■astopslpiontoy oorneroon- church and Unden Sts. and additional 8100 benefit for Td o u r j S “” hw lS^far^JSC SERVICE enough to enjoy it and It was Day doings? Well, It looks as m r» r Lebanon, Conn. a real novelty. We had heard of If toe custom is really creeping T op DcfcnscmBii Today’s cotoment session was those reaching toe 18-year was WUed N™v 26 Fogarty Brothers, Inc. Air OondCUoned ® ®" ‘’y ^®y®r Nathan Agos- mark. an^tow boy ^ t o e ’tiJr^ a ffe d PINE PHARMACY ' 7 Rnwenger It as an old world custom only. to. Earlham College, I am told, R(X3HESTER, N.Y. (AP) — foroeimetit loroemenic «dsteexiscs itoeire.luiere. tlnelll and Directorriifopipp WUllamwniT.p. NegotiationsNeeotiations began last NovNov- ..-i"piggyback" u r„ aei ' ------* ” CaH for FUEl 'o IL s b u r n e r s a l e s & SERVipE Moaoheater—649-3660 When America was first set- celebrates M^y Day every year. Bill Needham of toe Cleveland A oomptainant repoirted toot SchallerSchaller, totototh Rennhiipa^Republicans. ^ ■ ember after toe ^derationfederation de'de- Qlashmbury across Route 17 In 664 CENTER ST.— 649-9814 . RESERVATION JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 P.O. Box OS—Wrapping, Conn. tomsr: that prevailed and as\ f”- w® every *. four y®ars In toe old Eng: Plaque ,r"._Monday “»5">' as toe outstand- «» -ttn«. H“ c ™ L ri„ g ^ cSrz'- rc e “f„^® tb Pput,, “^ pi £ to ^ Mmund Ubic Ivent Jr. Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street a^ut It now, it seetoed llsh style. Other coUeges no tog Amerlcsu Hockey League som© time and asked for tts re- too first Tu^day and ^hlrd of^toelr o fS J bargaining M d*^w ^lr^ • 423-0256 as If there was something al- doubt are doing' the same. defensemen in the 1967-68 sea- placetment. Thursday ^ ‘ n«.Anf tw**unuig l a ^ e r to h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN Planning Topic Belton Bolton TV-Radio Tonight For House Unit EYBIGREENS Fire Damages The relationship of towns to Fire Department Re-elects Y«w— Spreading (Dark Gr«en) 18” -22 ” D ia. . . 3 ^ 5 regional and state planning and Yew— Spreading 22” -26 ” D ia ...... 3 .0 0 Garage Shop TelevUion « » h ig programs wUl be aired Paul Maneggia as Its Chief Yew— Spreading 18” -20 ” D ia...... y g f l (80) Nesrsreel Thursday morning at 10 asn. in Yew— Upright 28” -32 ” H i g h ...... 3 . S 0 5:00 ( 9 4 0 ) P en y Mason Almost the entire slate of The fire department was call­ ( 843) Mke Douidaa 7:90 (31) BlUot Mbrton (Reviews me Hall of me House of Repre­ senior class at Eastern (Conhect- Yew— Upright 22” -24” H i g h ...... 3 . 0 0 CIO) M«rv Qrtffln (19) Oaktari {© sentatives in Hartford, accord­ officers was re-elected recently Icut State College who are pre­ ed out' laat night at 9:U to a h w »^ ) I Cwam of j*,n. Arborvitae— Globe D i a , ...... 3 . 0 0 (.18) Woody Woodtwry (O) ing to Sen. G.L. Gunmer, chair­ to the fire "department. Paul 28” -32 ” fire in the shop behind the (30) BIk Acture sently engaged In their serlto? (18) lies Onane Maneggia continues os chief; garage of the Walter Waddell (31) ^ te ro g e rs Neighboi'- ( 8-10) OoiTlson's OoHUas man of me flfm subcommittee training In Bolton Elementary These are full and nieely shaped plants at wholesale prices. hood Mort Harlow, as deputy chief; house on Bolton Center Rd. 80) Combat of me General Assembly’s In­ School are Miss Dorothy Thom­ 8 -1 0 years old. ! 8 : 0 0 I Connecticut Issue Norman Preuss, as president; Waddell said the fire may 40) MOBsle's Navy (10^) Jerry l«ii4s (C) terim Oommittee on Revision of son, Mrs. Judith Bashar and 5:90 40) Bob Young (C) Planning and Zoning Laws. James Rich, as vice-president, 44 BALDWIN ROAD, MANCHESTER— 644-8049 have started in the electrical !30) Scope (9M0) Indiana m m ary Blec- Miss Mary Laramy. Uons The subcommittee has been and Don Rattazzi, as treasurer. panel in the shop. He had not (M) Whait’s nowi 8:30 (18) SU bsoln^ TV Miss Thompson Is working (18) Afteimoon Report criticized for failure to notify Bob Morra succeeds Ray Soma been using the shop but had ( 8-8-l(M fl^ News, Sports. ( 8-13) Red OMton (C) with Mrs. Anderson in Grade 6. 6:00 ( 8-40) It Takes a IM A (C) as secretary. gone outdoors and noticed Weather (C) , local zoning commissions of me Donald Costello in Grade 6, and (31) Survival in the Sea 9:00 (109043BO) OMenday ICovIe last mree such hearings, Gun­ The department will fill smoke and a strange ligdit be­ (80) MCHale's Navy Mrs. Basher is working with (^ ) Block and White Cbotact mer sold, despite certified swimming pools again this year. hind his garage. Waking up to (90) (Man and the Challenge Miss Laramy with Miss Glass Cut to All Shapes and (18) W r v (Jrlffln 9:30 ( 8d9) Good lUonilag WMid mailings of hearing notices to TTiose wishing their pools filled the fact that it was a fire, 'He (93) News Pongratz In Grade 5. Miss (R) town clerks. should give the department a ran to tell his wife to call the 6:80 (90) Social S ecu i^ Thompson and Mrs. Bashar are Sizes for Table Tops ( 8) News, Bob Young (C) •The senator said his g;roup Is week’s notice. department. She tried, but the (KMMO) HUt^y-Brlnkley ( 8-13) Comnalcn; MJana Manchester residents, and Mlks Prim ary (C) me only one of eight subcommit­ Appointments and more in­ things with gloss ta­ phone went dead, and ran across (C) Laramy comes from Mansfield (91) What's New? (R) 10:30 (18) SuDBCrliitton TV tees of mb committee studying formation may be obtained from the street to call. ( 9-19) Walter CronWte (C) ( 8) .Who, .What, When. Center. ble and desk tops ,:16 (90) News, Spoite, Weather Where, Why (C) eveiy facet of state land use to Soma, Ronald Morra, or Tom At Bolton Junior-Senior High Meanwhile, neighbors push­ 11:00 ( 8MOa9BG)40) News. You con do many 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie hold public hearings. La bet. School, Henry Stevenson is ed the two cars out of the ga­ (91) la b or Turnover Spo^ Weather (O) and they ore easy M 3) Truth or Consequences (30) T w S w ell Stayw How much power should a re­ Barcomb Acceptable working with teachers in so­ rage. A tractor had been re­ ( 8) Tuesday Starlet gional planning agency have, is The Public Building (Com­ to keep clean. Let moved from the ehop. (3 ) Alfred Httchcoek 11:30 ((10304830)10904830) TonlghrT om ^ (C)(( cial studies. Earlier this semes­ (90) Huntley-Brlnkley ((19)19) lAtte Movie me main question of mis hear­ mission decided at its meeting ter, Mrs. Nola Marr worked us help you with The department was there (339040) Nemi, Sports, ( 8) Indlsna Primary AIR ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Prizes have been announced ing to Soumbridge, Mass., for the Bolton Art (Club exhibit B A R R i C l N l Have a proUem't Raymond Boor, Stafford 1 5x7 where she stayed 16 years. Springs; Caroline Carter, 17 Lu­ ^Insid^ Art Exhibit at Mary Cheney this past weekend. In oils. We’U be idttd to belp Myrtle Carlson took first prize While at Soumbridge, she cian St.; George Collette, Lake Miss Sandra Szczyglel, left, of 110 Lyness St.,.and Miss Mai y Ellen Tierney of 46 Wedgewood CHOCOLATES 4 Wallets took a year's leave of absence m m i E i r s d a y Rd., Andover; Patricia Crowley, and Joan Richardson, second. Fine Pboto Flnlibbig Dr. examine some of the paintings In an exhibit of “ Inside Art” done by Inmates of the Con­ crc.il!’ IhL’ir Okvn ni ili’inurtl' to earn her bachelor's degree at 1136 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ In pastels, Diane Ursln took necticut State Prison of Somers and the Osborne Division. The display of paintings and art first, and Ann Vincent second. 2 Black & White Glossies Teachers Ckillege of Columbia Cards — Gifb N ASSIFF sor; Lisa Eagleson, 6 Legion work will continue through May 22. The show title was chosen by the men at the prison. University. Dr., Vernon; George Fortin, 12 In water colors, Helen Veltch Includes Folders — Ail Negs. Retouched Power Shovel in Session at Rockville Courthouse Site CAMERA SHOP The majority of the work in the display is for sale. Art classes have been given at the pris­ look first, and Vivian Lesper- Miss Claflln came to Man­ ARTHUR DRUG Birch Rd., Wapplng; Levi Four­ on for the past five years. Some former members of the class have gone on to take profes­ Please coll 643-7369 for Appointment chester In 1948 and taught four 991 Main St. Maacbester nier, Pine Ridge Dr., Andover; ance, second. Visit ■ Work begins on foundation for Tolland County Courthouse in Rockville Renew^ tract. The buflding', which will go up at the comer of sional training outelde, while others have continued to paint as a hobby, or paying hobby, pn Mrs. Doris Scheflsch of Cov­ years at Bentley School before Lauralynn Gllmartln, 73 Judy Brooklyn and Court Sts., is the first in the redevelopment area. An apartment for the elderly will follow. (Herald Photo by Buceivicius). their return to the outside world. Art work shown Is from classes conducted by John Preu. entry, art teacher at Storrs, was SALEM NASSIFF joining the Bowers staff when Lane, South Windsor; Scott Han­ (Herald photo by Buceivicius) the judge. She has just been Liggett Drug me school opened in 1950. son, 88 Ash St. Ext.; Grace Has- 23, Rockvlire, charged wim She is widely known for her sett, 24 Laurel St. accepted as a member of the CAMERA. & PHOTO SHOP Vernon National Academy of Fine Arts. 12th Circuit breach of peace, was continued ability to create plays, fiction, Also, Richard Jacobs, a time but now is plugging foi' at the Parkade to May 14 at Vernon and he was Deaths in HOME IMPROVEMENT TIME! an uncommitted delegation. Student Teachers 991 MAIN STREET M ANCHESTER poetry and music, which has i r s Farmington; Mrs. Gladys John­ RFK, Humphrey Face Court Cases released on his own recog­ been published In many chil­ son, 252 School St.; Robert John­ Gov. James A. Rhodes was fa­ Student teachers from the vored to head the Republican nizance. „ The Nation dren’s magazines. Her radio son, 331 Carter St., Bolton; Rob­ Planners’ Decision Hyatt was arrested over ‘me FOR delegation as a favorite son. program, "Chester me Curious ert Johnston, 104 S. Adams St.; ! MANCHESTER SESSION weekend by Vernon police in Dr. Willis J. Potts Camel,” was popular mrough- ALUMINUM AWNINGS Mrs. Beverly Krut, 170 Tay­ First 1968 Primary In Florida, the key contest is John W. Hals, 39, of North connection wim a domestic dis­ CHICAGO (AP) — Dr. WUHs out me area when serialized lor St.; Patricia Kudlach, Glas­ for the Senate seat being vacat­ turbance involving his wife Asked on Sidewalks Chicago, ni. was fined $100 after J. Potts, 73, pioneer In pediatric some years ago over WTHT and • PORCH ENCLOSURES (AH TypM) tonbury,'’ Ovlde Lavoie, East WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. District of Columbia confronta­ ed by Democrat George A. he pleaded guilty to a charge of which occured In'me parking lot surgery credited wim devising a WHAY radio. Robert F. Kennedy and Vice tion, there were two slates for Smathers. As the result a public hearing years ago and mat developers Hartford; Mrs. Patricia Luko- operating a motor vehicle while of a Vernon car dealer. heart operation that saved hun­ Many PTA and church groups Humphrey—one inherited after Former Gov. LeRoy Collins held last night, the Planning should be responsible for instal­ • ALUMINUM SIDING vltz, 20 Barry Rd.; Ralph Lu- President Hubert H. Humphrey imder me influence of liquor. Other cases continued include: dreds of "blue bahles'' from have produced her original op­ President Johnson announced and Atty. Gen. Earl Faircloth Oommlsslon will be instructed lation. pacchlno, 104 (Jllnton St.; face their first 1968^ primary Hale was arrested March 31 Gregory L. Glynn, 26, Storrs, death, died Sunday. Potts’ tech­ erettas. Her anthem, "Chil­ he would not run. And there was are the Democratic Senate can­ to bring In a recommendation Bulletin Board • COMBINATION WINDOWS Deborah Neddo, 11 Lockwood in connection wim a two-car ac­ arrested in Manchester, failure nique, developed In 1946, in­ dren’s Prayer for Peace,” re­ St.; Mrs. Alice Paganl, 83 Es­ tests today in two of five elec­ a Kennedy slate. didates. The Republicans are to the Board of Representatives The Rockville Clergy Council cident on Rt. 44A In Coventry AND D OORS to drive In me proper lane. May volved correction of congenital ceived wide critical acclaim and sex St.; Mrs. Dorothy Petig, 94 tions around the nation. In the District’s GOP contest, U.S. Rep. Edward Gurney and on the coi}8truction of sidewalks. meeting and lunch will be held In which a Manchester girl, who heart defects that cut off oxygen 20; Alfred Reinhardt, 65, of 179 was accepted for use by me Lenox St. The primaries are in Indiana, a party delegate slate split be­ Herman Goldner, mayor of St. Several people from the Skinner at 11 a.m. tomorrow at St. was a passenger in a car driven E. Center St., breach of peace supplies In infants and gave Rd. area appeared at the hear­ Peace Corps during President Also, Charles' Plumb, Marl­ Ohio, Alabama, Florida and the tween supporters of Nixon and Petersburg three terms. John's Episcopal Church. by William J. Tedfqrd, 20, of and Intoxlca'tion, Miay 13; Unda melr skin a blue color. Gall The Company Known For ing had recently signed a peti­ Kennedy’s Administration. borough; Lisa Richard, 499 District of Columbia. New Xorh Gov. Nelson A. Rock­ Florida’s 63 Democratic con­ The Snlpsic Camera Club will 110 Birch Mt. Rd., was injured. Spiaiiks of 437 Center Sit., Quality Over 35 Years— Free Estimates tion asking for sidewalks along Dr. John R. Nichols All friends, colleagues and Woodbridge St.; Lea Rockwell, Kennedy’s major test is in the efeller was challenged by a vention and 34 Republican con­ sponsor a slide and movie show The girl, Paula 2ilpkin, of 38 plle(aded not guilty to breach of Skinner Rd. to the elementary NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. John former pupils of Miss Claflln are Glastonbury; Mrs. Catherine Indiana primary against Demo­ slate weighted In favor o'f (3511- vention votes are to be assigned tomorrow at Sykes School. Soum St. was taken to Manches­ pe(ace by assault. May 16. All school. R. Nichols, 69, educator, agri­ Invited to the reception. Sacci, East Hartford; John cratic presidential rival Sen. fomla ‘ G ov. Ronald Reagan, May 28 at party conventions. “ Polynesian Holiday” will be­ ter Memorial Hospital after me will) be at Manchester court. Phone 233-4475 Most of those who had peti­ culturist and U.S. commissioner Shea, 119 Porter St.; Mrs. Char­ Eugene J. McCarthy—and Gov. who has said he is only a favor­ at 8 p.m. An admission accident and hospitalized wim Also continued was me case of Indian affairs in the early tioned were under the impres­ lene Taylor, 224 Ferguson R d.; Roger D. Branlgin who was ex­ ite-son candidate. charge will benefit the Rock­ a broken pelvis. o< Robert J. Underwood, 23, 1950s, died Sunday alter suffer­ sion that the town would pick BARTLETT BRAINARD PRODUCTS CO. Mrs. Teresa White, West Wlll- pected to get some Humphrey The Alabama primary was Crash K ills Cyclist ville Junior Library. •A charge of failure to drive Rockville, charged wim evading Taken by up the tab for the entire cost ing a stroke. He was president 75 TALCOTT RD.— WEST HARTFORD ington; Mrs. Wilma Whltehouse. supporters’ votes. held in a pall of sorrow follow­ Rockville Emblem Club plans rlgllt against Hale whs nolled. responsibility, to May 13 at of Idaho State University for CARTER’S BRIDGEPORT (AP) — John of the sidewalk. The ordinance millions Torry Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Mar­ ing the death earlier in the day a potluck supper and Momer’s Omer cases disposed of in­ Manchester. years. In the District of Columbia W. Hopkins, 26, was Injured fa­ proposed, «ne which was in ef­ V i T T L E for over garet Wright, Rt. 6, Andover. primary, Humphrey and Kenne­ of Gov. Lurleen Wallace, who Day program at 6:30 p.m. at me clude: George L. Bailey Jr., 29, tally Monday night when his mo­ fect in Rockville prior to con­ Underwood was arrested on 75 years Local Agent dy slates are competihg for had fought cancer for two Elks Home. The monthly meet­ of 34 Carol Dr., unsafe move­ ■ P IL L S . BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A torcycle crashed into a utility solidation, provides that the April 20 after me car he was in hemes Washington’s 23 delegate nomi­ years. ing will follow at 8. ment, $18; Peter J. Becker, 21, Suspended Sentence son to Mr. and Mrs. William Ar­ pole on Park Avenue. town pay half the cost and the operating allegedly ran through like yours R. G. KIITLE — 649-0468 nating votes at the Democratic Rockville Assembly, Order of of 38 Waranoke Rd., failure to nold, 826 Foster Dr., Vernon; Her husband, former Demo­ Police said Hopkins, of Bridge­ abutting property owners pay a red light at Oak and Spruce National Convention. Rainbow for Girls, will meet drive in me established lane, HARTFORD (AP) — A sus­ a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. cratic Gov. George C. Wallace, port, apparently lost control of the other half. Sts., striking a car driven by In other political develop­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Business pleaded nolo contendere, $30; pended policeman, placed on Norman Brownlee, 64 Worcester now a third party presidential the vehicle. He died in Park (31ty Representative Thomas Wolff Thomas E. Hlndson Jr., 17, of ments : will include election of officers Michael S. Burnett, 20, Chest­ mree-year probation for his role Rd., Vernon; a son to Mr. and candidate, was expected to win Hospital about an hour after the suggested that the Planning 7 Lockwood St., poUce said. and conferring of majority de­ nut Hill, arrested in CJoventry, in me passing of two phony $10 Mrs. Ronald Gamo, 171 Bran­ —Republican presidential official endorsement of the reg­ The case of Dennis A. Walker, mishap. Commission be instructed to grees. Street lengm dresses will speeding, $45. bills, apparently came one ford St.; a daughter to Mr. and candidate Richard M. Nixon, ular Democratic Party in his 27, Coventry, charged wim bring in its recommendation be worn. Also, I^)bert M. Gilman, 20, "bill” short of getting five to Mrs. Robert Munson, 623 Foster campaigning in Nebraska for state. • the May 14 primary there, within two months. He noted American Legion Auxiliary Windsor, arrested in Tolland, breach of peace stemming from ten years in prison. St., Wapplng; a son to Mr. and Ohio interest centers on the that a clearcut ordinance should called for a new diplomacy to Unit 14 will hold Its annual birth­ speeding, $25; Anita J. Jackson, a domestic disturbance, was Imposing me sentence Monday Mrs. Leo Poulin, 96 Foster St.; Democratic contest between in­ deal with any future Communist be drawn up so the people know day, dinner on Thursday at Pa­ Windsor, arrested in "Vernon, continued to June 6 and referred on John C. Colkos of Chicopee, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Duane cumbent Sen. FYank J. Lausche OHAROE YOUR aggression. what to expect. He also suggest­ gan!^ Restaurant. speeding, $26. to me family relations division. Mass., U.S. District Judge T. r SIN G ER ^ Ruckle, Thompsonville; a and John J. Gilligan, Cincinnati There should be diplomacy, ed that the ordinance contain a Also, Thomas A. Kelly, 26, Emmet Clarie told him If a third daughter to. Mr. and Mrs, Rich­ city councilman and former PRESORIPTION p t e s e n t s he said in Qmaha, "so tffit provision exempting agricultur­ AdverUsemeui— Vernon, failure to renew regis­ bill had been Involved, he would ard Bergman, Deepwood Dr., congressman. al land. It wds felt that with the Head Start Grant when the freedom of friendly Planning lo attend the May tration, imposition of sentence have sent him to prison. Vernon. The Ohio Democratic Execu­ agricultural land provision an nations is threatened by aggres­ 17 Hope Chest Ball for multi­ suspended; Theodore McBrlen, The 24-year-old Ckilkos was tive Committee backed Gilligan, in(;pntive would be provided to WASHINGTON (AP) — New DISCHARGED ‘ YESTER­ sion, we help them fight the war ple sclerosis? Send your return 27, Hartford; arrested. In Tol­ convicted March 6 of Illegal pos­ who also has AFL-C3IO support. keep more open land. land, speeding, $26; Karen L. federal funds of $42,934 were DAY : Brenda Shaw, Stafford and don't fight the war for Welcome Here today (to Box 67, Vernon, Conn. session of two counterfeit $10 Ohio voters also are selecting Repealing the present city Morsey,^ 18, of 91 Spruce St., announced today as a Head Springs, Fred Dewey, East them.” . bills and of conspiring to pass 115 Democratic convention dele­ ordinance will also be one of unsafe backing, $16; WllUam O Start grant to me Community Hartford; Denise Rochon, 8 —In final Indiana campaign them wim Intent to defraud. His gates and 58 Republican dele­ me things to be done by way Donnell, .20, Hebron, failure to Action Oommittee of Danbury, Seaman Circle; Mrs. Patricia bids, Kennedy traveled through AT trial before a jury lasted two gates. Parents to See Conn., Cadoret, 36 Henry Rd., Wap­ northwest industrial sections of a public hearing. This will drive right, $27; Patricia days. Sen. Stephen M. Young, D- PINE PHARMACY The Office of Economic Op­ plng; David Stone, 65 Hillside and McCarthy through Indian­ enable the board to start clean Sautter, Bridgeport, arrested In Ohio, a favorite-son presidential, Teaching Aids Tolland, speeding, $26; Fred C. portunity grant would be used Manor Ave., Vernon; Robert apolis. Branlgin called estimat­ CM Center St. M U -N U with the new ordinance for the candidate, backed Kennedy for entire town, Sturtevant, 65, of 36 Lucian St., for me Uanbury area for a two- Cobum, RFD 2, Manchester; ed large numbers of undecided A wiorksihop program to fam­ Those attending the hearing failure to ylel.'. t: i Vht of way, month program Involving 193 Edward Hare, 874 Tolland voters “ a good sign” for his iliarize parents with tlie types candidacy. were under the impression that $18. • ---- enrollees. ALL WAYS BEST Tpke.; Mrs. Rita Bump, 28 v’------—*■' ...... ‘>4 the ordinance under discussion of audio-qrlBual instructional Also, Donnie G. Todd, 19, The office of Sen. Abraham Loveland Hill Rd., Rockville; —Humphrey accentuated the just concerned their request for materials av(alla1>le in the Rockville, failure to obey a A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., said me Francis Contois, Glastonbury; positive at a luncheon in New traffic light, $16; Jamesi J. Henry Berdat, 49 Ridgewood York City. “ I do not believe the Skinner Rd. sidewalk. schools and their uses will be new funds for me project White, 46, Coventry, unsafe St.; Mrs. Kazue Hunt, Wood- America Is sick,” he said. “ It is Representative Wolff ex­ oonducted a(t a m ating of the amounted to $42,034, reprogram­ CANDIES.. plained that the matter before movement, $18. med funds $9,069, and mat the bridge Rd.. Coventry. leaving the age of Innocende' Gets bigger every day^ Keeney Bt. School PTA tonight The case of Larry R. Hyatt, and coming into its maturity.” them was not just the Skinner ait 7:30 in the oudiitorlum. local share would be $16,442. Also, Mrs. Hilda Allison, 65 Rd. problem but that the ordi­ /W inter St.; PhlUp Pelletier, 170 —Democratic Sen. X3arl Hay­ IPupUs and teachers will op- den, 90—elected Arizona’s first WESTERN nance concerned any future t-ffllUard St.; Edward Heschler, erelte and discuss the equip­ U.S. congressman in 1912—an­ sidewalks to be constructe'd. He ment owne4 by the i^ocd, 7C Wales Rd., Andover; Rich­ pointed out that even if the ordl-. ard Gorden, Manning Hill, South nounced he will retire early Dividends on a AVi per cent Manchester Savings & Loan wfhich will be displayed at vari­ OFF REGULAR PRICE next year. He has been in Con­ nance were passed, it would not ous location^ mroughout Uie Coventry; Mrs. Veronica. Mc- savings account start the day you deposit, so every day necessarily mean that their SOUTH SIDE BOLDEN TOUCHE SEW* Cartan, 299 Main St., Apt. 7; gress nearly 67 years, longer auditorium. Motion picture, ENTRANCE than any other man. BEE your savings get bigger! Dividends are compoundeiJ and request would be granted. filmstrip, opaque, and overhead n a u x E a M M ^ Mrs. Ann Sylvester, .43 Scar-' Most of the people took a borough Rd.; Mrs. Susan Whit­ Nixon was unchallenged in In­ payable quarterly. projeeftors and, tape recorders SEWmOMACNME diana and no write-in votes second look when they realized win be among the litems shown. more and daughter, Hazar^- they would have to pay their M HANDSOME OESKI vllle; Mrs. Mary Ellen Ander­ were permitted. His supporters The best part of a Savings & Loan 4*/2 per cent account There will also be a brief 620 IN 351 desk' • Exduiivt Pu%h-Button bobbin have fought a Democratic drive share, and that as the ordi­ business meeting, which, will in­ winds right In Iht mschine! sen and daughter, Suffteld; Mrs. is that you can open one any time . . . like tomorrow . . . nance now stands the cost would ’ MaryAnn Hansen and ' son, 66 for GOP crossover votes to 41 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER clude me instoiilatlon of offleers Branlgin, which would hurt Nix­ with any amount you may have on hand. There are no not be shared by the entire town. for the 1068-60 school year. W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Norma One property owner attempt­ Pariato and daughter, 228 Oak on's Indiana showing. Open Tuos., Wed., Sat. till 6 —4 Thiirs. and Frl. till i) $1,000.00 minimum restrictions at Savings & Loan! ed to pass a motion which St. . , In the Kennedy-Humphrey 2 3 7 /6 2 7 EXCLUSiVE SINGER OFFER would provide that,me town pay And you can withdraw money whenever you need it, with­ 100 per cent of me cost and FO R RENT out waiting. No need to give three month's advance notice commented, ‘T know mis would $ 1 EYE)-GLASSES b y mean delaying, sidewalks.” 8 and 16 nnn. Movie Pro- WEDNESDAY ONLY to withdraw. Get your money at once. Jeoton—(MNiiid or oUent, also Norman Strong, a longtime re­ 88 mm. slide projector.. UCTSTBOn sident of rural Vernon, noted DeBella an4 Reale Opticians Your savings are insured, too, up to $15,000.00 by the irMcaiD SIRLOIN TIP mat me construction of side­ WELDON DRUG CO. Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation! walks should have started many 767 Mohi St—TeL 648-6821 Flowers beautify the funeral service SINGER* zk-xag sewing G0UrailD,TD0l m achine with carrying case. Complete and provide a source of-comfort. So • Zig-zags to sew buttonholes, " ^ I L Y PORTRAIT LP ALBUM OVEN that all floral offerings blend perfectly buttons; darns, mends Eye Glass and monograms with- SSISI into the tone of the service, we pSni?r??i ^ Wschtor & The Ba% Marimba Service ROAST out attachments! ONLY ^ O O . Claudine Looget .n(l 12 other greSt NATIONAL PAVING CO. artistically arrange and display each 1 lb. 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 wreath, spray and bouquet. Contact 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. OTHER NEW 8 1 N O R R*SEWING MACHINES START AT $68. KgsnaM A 'aiM COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 2 lbs. $3.50 Lenses LEAN—EYE-OF-THE DRIVEWAYS-^ARKING AREAS " MANY ASSORTMENTS MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DEVELOPMENT WORK TO GIVE AND ENJQY ROUND MIMIIR.ThI ORMR Of THf 60IMN M il lb All IVpes Amesite— Repaired and Tnsfatlipd LENOX *■ 856 MAIN ST. famomite bat si nob n ROAST HOIMES 18 Asyiliun St. Free Estim tes—Time Payments R oom 104 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESRR,CONN. PHARMACY Wo Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Tel^hone 646-2431 SINGER Tel. 622-0767 HOWARD, HOIMES ARTHUR HOlM f? NORMAN HOIMES m E. CENTER ST. For addreu o( store nearest you, see white pagerof phom book under SINGER COMPANY Ruas DeBella H a rtfo rd Elnnloo F. Reale M8-MM BIGHTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 ------7------trade might not come back even If the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE NINETTEEN Canal were reopened. H m Canal might Connecticut lEnFnitHj not operate profltably again, if it ware South Windsor put b ock in abi|>e. S o w e ootne t o the Yankee Inside Thieves Get Narcotics^ Cash PUBLISHED BY THE point where we can almost ask, of the HERALD PRINTING CX).. INC. wc hove a most 18 BUaell Street century long rivalry over control of the By A.H .O. Council Sets May 27 Hearing Manchester, Conn. Report In Manchester Drug Break TS y complete selection of THOMAS F. FERGUSON Suae Canal, who needs ItT \VALTER R. FERGUSON Oonneotleut’i aftaafire (Continued from Page 18) moth killers and Publishers oal inverston witli regiard to the On Charter Revision Report ThleveB kicked Uielr way tlea of medicines were disturb­ Founded October 1. 1881 FAIRWAY garment bogs! queatlon of a state Inoome tax the fruits of the political rev­ through a door at the Manches­ ed. The Town Council last night ter Drug CO., 717 Main St. FIRST PublUhod Every Evenlns Except Sundays A Fable About A City sUB pewiatB, tions the department suggested olution he inspired. arid Holidays. Entered nt the Post' OIHce at accepted the report of the early this morning and mode Manchester, Conn., ns Second Class Mall On the surface, sUU depend­ an annual charge of $1 for a For example, most of the Man, 89, Killed Once upon a time there existed' in the Charter Revision Commission off with all of yesterday’s re­ mothballs or flakes...... 9 7 1 1 Matter. ing pitmeiily on the penonal backyard burning permit. Some Branigin vote in the May 7 pri­ HARTFORD (AP)—Hans Hau- western part of a small. Eastern indus­ and set a pubUc hearing on the ceipts and all of the firm’s nar- moth nu^jfets and crystals...... 'f assert lorn of 4he IndtvMnal coimcll members questioned the mary would be going to Mc­ gene, 89, of Cromwell, died Mon­ SUBSCRIPTION RATe I trial state, a rather sleepy, medium-sized report May 27 at 8 p.m. ootlcs supiply after forcing open closet vaporizers...... 2 for 39^ 09^ i Payable In Advance wlto iM^ipenB to he O ovem or o f plan since residents have been day in Hartford Hospital of in- One Y e a r ...... 830.00 city which —though it was the year 1968 At 7:30 on that night, another Carthy, not Kennedy. Even If burning in their yards for years a _ safe. . juries suffered the previous day • vaporizer refills...... 2 9 ^ and 39^^ Six Months ...... 15.60 —was just beginning to catch up with the state, the inversion la still council meeting will be held to McCarthy runs a poor third, he Three Months ...... 7.80 as firm and formidable as ever. and will resent having a permit will not leave the field, but will Police Mid the toeak ^^en struck by a car on Main One Month ...... J.60 ^ the 20th Century. set the tax rate for the coming fee levied. discovered until the ertablish- ♦ can’t find It? — fnirwa.v has It I * ^ Underneath the surface, In move on to Nebraska, for the Street. Still, it was not entirely the fault of year. The rate will be set by This and all other financial ment was opened this morning, MEMBER OF ^'1. the etenteUy questioning mlnda first head-to-head struggle Police said the driver of the 3 locutions: main si. and cast middle tpke. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ the city. It shared the fate ol hundreds considering the amount of the questions will be discussed to­ alithough a patrolman checked ► of poHtlclana on both sides of against Kennedy; to Oregon, car was Ethel Pierce, 67, of • both stores open thiirs. and frl. till 9:00 p.m. • The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled of other large and smsUI cities across school budget and the general night at the public hearing on the doors of the building at ap­ (0 the use of republloatlon of all news dis­ the fence, there Sa Increasing where labor is both strong—and Portland. patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ the country, cities which had somehow government budget, the cash the general government budget proximately 3 a.m. and passed wonder as to how long the strong for McCarthy; and then ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ been trapped in economic and social surplus, if any, which will be at 8 p.m. in the High School by on foot at least once.more —...... - .. ------lished here. strange situation can last. to crucial California. AH riehts ol rcpubllcatlon of special dis­ backwaters. It was not in any way a present at the end of the present library. patches herein are Mso reserved. unique experience. Oonneoticut’s unique reversal fiscal year, and the amount of But some of the glitter, some • QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 of form on the question of a Church Women Meet The Herald Printing Company Inc. as­ What was unique, in this and other the Grand List. of the exubarent promise of to the building by kicking a state Income tax has the The Episcopal Church Women sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ cities about the country, was that many The council canceled with of St. Peter’s Church will hold what seemed to start out as hole In the door at the rear en­ graphical errors appearing In advertisements state’s Democratlo Governor people wanted to do somethlngi. about regrets the interagency Bus their monthly meeting tomor­ only a quixotic gesture, may Engaged trance. imd otlici' reading matter In The Manchester more definitely against the tax 164 EAST CENTER ST. IIKI Evening Herald. the situation. They wanted to rip down Tour planned for town officials. row night at 7:46. ElecUon of disappear in Indiana. Investigators said a hea'vy than the RopifbUoan party. The engagement of Miss what was old and decaying and build The tour may be rescheduled officers will take place and a bar was used to pry open the K-Ii- Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- Normally, the f«rty division Jeanne M. Kerrigan of Man­ ton Post News Seivlce. anew. They wanted to invite new busi­ in tha- fall, if there is enough talk will be given on the work comipony’s safe which housed MANCHESTER— 649-5261 Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc finds Democrats In favor of in­ chester to Lt. Col. Ramon nesses and industries into the city, to interest. of the church in the Phillipines. the day’s receipts, believed to Publishers Representatives — The Julius come taxes, on the theory that « On the petition of Mrs. Rich­ Showers Given Charles Reed of Greenfield, Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ lift the economic standards and elim­ All ladies of the church are in­ be in excess of $800, and the Ample Parking Front and Rear cago, Detroit and Boston. inate unemployment. They wanted to get they ooileot more "equally'’ ard Harrington to receive pay­ vited. Mass., has been announced by Oomipeny’s entire store of nar­ from the rich, and Repubikxms Laurie Chapman her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- rid of old schools and replace them with ment for damages due to loss ot -Jane Hart Re-elected cotics and controlled drugs. TIONS. James J. Kerrigan Sr. of 14 En­ nfew ones which would give their children in favor of the sales tax, be­ her water supply, no action was Miss Jane Hart, who holds her In addition to virtually Miss Laurie G. Chapman re­ sign St. Display advertising closing hours the educational advantages which many cause it oollecte more "e^iol- taken. Lawyers for Mrs. Har­ dancing classes for South Wind­ emptying the safe, the burglars ly’’ from Uie poor. cently was feted at four bridal For Monday -— 1 p.m. Friday. of them had not had. . . . rington and the town will look sor children in the Professional showers. Her fiance is the son of Mr. made off with a large quantity For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Oonneotlcut became different further into the legality of her "Befope Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday The city, like so many others, had a Building on Ellington Rd. in A miscellaneous shower was and Mrs. Henry W. Chonlere of of filled prescriptions of vary­ Fbr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. way back in 1964, when Abe request. special problem. Many of the unem­ Wapping, has recently been re­ given by Mrs. Harold Burden of Greenfield. ing drugs and medicines, caus­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday Riblcoff, campaigning in rich For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ployed and the undere^cated nad black The council named Richard elected president of the Con­ East Hartford, aunt of the Miss Kerrigan Is a 1959 grad­ ing a nearly chaotic state at Classified deadline — 5 p.m.. day before Falrffleld County, had the h ^ - skins. They lived mairii^ ln "their" sec­ Slevers of ’nmber Trail to a necticut Dance Teachers’ Guild bride-elect. About 30 attended. uate of Manchester High School ihe eetabilshment this morning. publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturdar py inspiration of becoming a vacancy on the Sewer Com­ We'ir Help Pay and Monday publication. tion of town, which was distinguished for the second term. Mrs. Leslie Brookes of 35 and a 1962 graduate of St. Pharmacists are rushing to chiefly by the dilapidation of its homes Democratic candidate for Gov­ mission for a term ending Nov. complete duplicates of the pres­ 30, 1969. KofO to Meet Bigelow St., mother of Miss Mary’s Hospital School of Nurs­ Your III Bill Tuesday, May 7 and ite schools which were filled primar­ ernor who pledged there wovtd ing, Waterbury. She worked at criptions to have them ready be no state income tax for Oon- Fire Truck Purchase The Rev. Rosenfeerger Coun­ Chapman’s fiance, also gave a ily with black students. the Joseph P. Rennedy Hospital tor ailing customers els soon as neoUcut. cil, Knights of Columbus, will miscellaneous shower. About 26 Sickness is no fun, but with a has- The amount of $73,746 was ap­ for Children, Boston, before her possible. The black people looked about them. propriated from the Capital Im- hold a business meeting tomor­ relatives and friends attended. pital/surgical policy fixim us, you That probably helped ihe present assignment as a nurse Ttie thieves are sEild to have Are we not citizens of this great coun­ Pfovement Fund to purchase row at 8:16 p.m. in the St. Mrs. Ronald Giggle of 187 Let Manchester Alert Itself Now good votes RiUoofr has re­ advisor in the public health concentrated mainly on the can rehix and get well. An AEtna try and this progressive city? they fire department equipment. The Margaret Mary Church Hall. Princeton St., Miss Chapman’s ceived in Fairfield County ever program of the Republic of safe, aJithougli other large bet- Life & Ciusualty jxilicy can help Let ua hope that, from this time for­ asked. Why do we not live in decent since. town will use . this money to buy Youth Council Officers honor attendant; and Mrs. Gor­ homes, have good jobs, and send our ■Vietnam. pay bills for you or your whole ward, the good citizens and potential vot­ G overnor John XXempeey, by an American LaFrance Aero- The South Windsor Youth don Eagl.eson of 172 Porter St., children to the best schools? They de­ Lt. Col. Reed, a 1949 grad­ family. Phone us today for peace repeated stetements of Ms own chief, which is a fire truck with Council has elected officers for one of her bridesmaids, were ers of Manchester 'will not forget that a cided, in the ' best American tradition, uate of Greenfield High School, of mind tomoiTow. personal position, has faithful­ snorkel apparatus. the coming year. Jeff Holcombe hostesses at a miscellaneous controversial and most ImportEtnt pro- to seek political redress for the wrongs was commissioned in 1951 after MOTHER'S DAY ly maintained the same prom­ The Fire Department’s re­ will serve as president; Kevin shower. Thirty guests attended. ' posal for change in the form of our they felt were being inflicted on them. compleUng the Officer Candi­ ALL Xtfp LINES ise. quest for an appropriation to Kelly, vice president;' Shirley Mrs. Giggie and Mrs. Eagleson municipal government may be on its The politicians were very polite and date Program of the U.S. Army. COSME’n C S Meanwhile, the baslo trends cover the inspection and permit Yonlka, secretary, and Pamela are sisters of the bride-elect. THE i K h IFFERBNCE way toward us. made them many promises, but made He is serving as commanding dn the state's financial situation program as required in the new Castetter, treasurer. Co-workers of the bride-elect good on only small things, sifter much officer of Detachment B-23, 6th ARTHUR DRUG May we quote rates and assist you Manchester has deme well, for 21 years. have continued constant. They town fire prevention code was ' The Youth Council will hold a at Connecticut General Life delay and only then under extreme pres­ Special Forces Group (Air­ In its effort to honor the principles have been for continually high­ tabled until tonight, when it will lecture and demonstration on Insurance Co., Bloomfield, feted sure. It took years, for example, to set­ borne) of the 1st Special of good business, rather than those of er spending, including contin­ be discussed at the public hear­ the use of cosmetics for girls her at a dinner shower at the as we have so many others? tle a simple problem like getting a black Fopces in Vietnam. ual escalation of the state’s fi­ ing on the general government 13 to 18 tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Terrace Room at Bradley In­ politics for patronage and power, in its man in the Fire Department. Miss Kerrigan and Lt. Col. nancial aid to its dues end budget. in the high school cafeteria. ternational Airport. conduct of its municipal affairs. Still, men of good will persisted in Reed are both stationed in the Read Herald Ads ’hiilliu:::; towns who are already pressing Under the new code, the fire­ Miss Chapman, the daughter But there has never been a manager- their efforts. They knew that progress city of Ban Me Thout In the the real estate tax burden men will have to Inspect back­ Manchester Evening Herald, of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. council, or Board of EHrectors—General could not be delayed forever. They central highlands of Vietnam. toward ImpossiUe levels. yard burning installations. To South Windsor correspondeql> Chapman of 440 Keeney St., ■will thought that one of the keys to the situa­ 0 ^ The wedding is plemned for Manager, form of government anywhere Against this trend for contin­ defray the cost of these inspec­ Catherine May, tel. 644-2296. becomb the bride of Francis tion was, education. Educate the young, Aug. 31 in Ban Me Thuot. which has not had to be defended ually higher spending, there Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. against sporadic efforts of new genera­ they said, and the future will take cure Leslie Brookes of 35 Bigelow St., of itself. . has been a naturM rehiotance tions of politicians to head back toward on the part of political Legis­ Vernon Saturday at South Methodist Michael Joseph Zagora, Do­ The city had a plan which was gather­ the same conditions which were the dis­ latures and Oovemor to enact Church. ver, Del., and Grace Lucretia ing dust on the shelf. It called for the higher and different taxes. The Incandella, 69 Holl St., May 11. grace and financial ruination of so many building of huge educational complexes 1 -Vr. state’s long economic boom has Building Permits \ A / 1 N ^ COMPLETE 3 ROOM American cities. in several parts of the city. There would Building Permits for March been of some aaslstance In en- Gerard M. Collet, addition to Manchester, 21 years ago, reformed it­ be room for recreational areas; there Public Records aMlng the state to escape from dwelling at 325 Hilliard St., would be new school libraries and sci­ self without needing any 'whip from scan­ the eventual emergency result Twice in Value of March ’67 Warrantee Deeds $2,000. ence laboratories; there would be other Herbert A. Phelon to Albert X-Plus Corp. for Edward V V I l l HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE dal or from bankruptcy. The results have of too much spending and tab facilities which would lend themselves The estimated value of build­ over the weekend. Installing of­ been good. But, in'recent years, there little taxliig. But the deficit J. and Richard J. Avery, prop­ Kaminsky, alterations to dwell­ to sharing tind to new techniques in team ings constructed during the ficers were from the East Hart­ has been fairly consistent agitation, from now ahaplng up for the next erty at 32 Holl St., conveyance ing at 47 Willard Rd., $1,200. teaching. The plan was expensive, but March this year almost doubled ford Lodge. tax $25.30. some lusty political quarters, for a turn General Assembly to try to P. P. Colangelo, addition »,o many persons thought it was well worth the amount for the same month Those installed were Farrell Charles H. and Lucile N. handle seems likely to net Uie dwelling at 134 White St., $900. toward a "strong mayor" system. the cost to turn it into reality. Photos From Germany By WUUam Bourn last year, accordin{( to a report Hahn as governor (second Covey to the State of Connecti­ hour of reckoning at last f Elizabeth T. Clark for Frank IN ALBERT'S P n N T F Q T The danger we warn ag^alnst is not the Many of the people who lived in the SKIS AT BERCHTESGADEN issued by building insiiector term); Robert Walter, junior cut, property on Keeney St. Clark, fence at 286 Cooper Hill Over toe past 14 yean in ’ danger that Manchester may come to die comfortable homes objected. They want­ Francis McNulty. governor; William Shea, secre­ Trade Name St., $200. "PRICE THE OUTFIT" VU lY I tO I which the Inoome tax has bcen^ tary; James Stenhouse, prelate; point where it has to make a choice be­ ed to continue to send their children to A total of 88 permits were Manchester Motor Lease Inc. Floyd E. Forde, conversion of under the personal ban of the tween continuing the present managerial their "own” schools. The status quo was Issued this past March valued David Cox, sergeant at arms; doing business as. Budget Rent- two-family dwelling to four state's Democratic Goverams, comfortable, and they liked it. at $889,380 as compared to a Leighton Lawes, William Han­ A-Car of Manchester, 512 W. apartments, at 96 Foster St., system, wiHi its restraints politloal fence. children would be bused to "other” ings were listed with the same Donald Morse, outer guard. Center St., and Sharon Ruth luzzi, breezeway at 12 Schaller such a decision with its eyes open, and schools or black students would be Robert D. Novak Judging others widens the Republican farmers and city value of $98,000. A permit for Randall, 152 Loomis St., May Rd.. $800. R e p o rt Democrats have twth floated its voting impulses working, that will be gull that Christian love should bused to "their” schools. a 106-unlt apartment complex 11. trial balloons In its favor. . fair enough. They didn’t much like the idea, if the bridge. Suppose that Jesus, valued at $630,000 was Issued Gordon Benoit, 126 Loomis INDIANAPOUS — Sen. But there has not been, so Colonial Sales The danger, on the other hand, is that blacks want to send their children to Carthy banner in those two is guaranteed to pull out hordes when He was dealing with the this year whereas one for an St., and Carolyn Lee Storm, 118 Yesterday’s Stars Eugene McCarthy, who all alone earlier primaries are far less in woman who bathed His feet with far; any really serious consid­ a proposition being pushed by a minority "our” schools, they said, let them buy of kids and grown-ups. With 82-imit complex was issued a Increase 19.5% Loomis St., May 11, St. Bridget PITOHINQ—Rookie Dave homes in "our" neighborhood. It was sparked the revolution that evidence here. Partly this is the large audiences, Kennedy has a her tears, had begim with a eration of the probable sheer year ago, valued at $369,000. Church. will make progress because nobody but brought Son. Robert Kennedy in­ Leonhard, Orioles, cut down De­ pointed out to them that sometimes it result of McCarthy’s financial golden chance to make con­ judgment OTt her character. She necessity of a atate income tax Others Issued this past March Oolontal Board sales for the Paul Winslow McLoughlin, that minority shows any awareness of it to the Democratic Presidential such as is now 'building in the troit on one hit—^Jim Northrup’s was difficult for blacks to buy or rent problems, which grew acute for versions. would have departed in shame were: One wiring for a 198-unit East Hartford, and Sandra Eliz­ race and drove President John­ fflnst quarter of ffliia year were single with two out In the sev­ or interest in it until the thing is sudden­ homes outside of "their” section of a 10-day period in the middle Last week, for example, Mc­ and in despair. If Jesus had ac­ minds of many people and poli­ apartment complex, $76,000; one abeth Addis, Bast Hartford, son out, is finding that Indiana 19.4% higher than those tor enth inning—and pitched Balti­ ly before us for a decision 'which i ^ y town. And, anyway, many of them of the Indiana campaign and Carthy spoke at the Lafayette cused Zacchaeus of running a ticians. They ere all wonder­ Interior alterations (two fam­ May 11, North Methodist is not like New Hampshire or more to a 4-0 victory. be left to a minority of the voterS>y couldn’t afford to do so. forced the McCarthy organiza­ Courthouse square and drew a racket as an extortioner, he ing how 'the General Asaem- ily), $6,000; one interior qltera- the same quarter last year and Church. Wisconsin. bly la ever going to get out ot BATTING—Rusty Staub, As­ If the push for a strong mayor charter Well, said the comfortable people, tion to cancel buses to import mere handful of citizens, who would have accomplished tions (commercial stores), $4/- net profit before taxes rose Stephen John Yavinsky, 42 "McCarthy’s got some prob­ the financial hind now shaping tros, stroked three singles and a is to begin now, then now is also the let them get jobs and earn the money hundreds of students the last listened politely but without vis­ nothing. - Jesus began with 000; one wiring and air condi­ 12.6%, according to a company Ashworth St., and Kathleen double and drove-in six runs as lems here that he didn’t have up for St, as it is to be squeen* to buy here —if they can —^qst as we weekend In April. Partly it is ible impact to a gentle, sardon­ friendship. The result was that tioning for motor lodge, $60,000; report. ; Barbara Donahue, May 18, St. Houston belted San Francisco time for a defense of the managerial there,” a top Democratic party ed between this biennium’s defi­ had to. These people ali want “ son.e- due to the somewhat suspicious ic talk about what it was like Zacchaeus did his own judging. one three-bay gas station, $32;- Net sales for the three-month James’ Church. 10-2. charter to begin, and it is, as well, the operative told us. “ He’s got nature of small-town, rural cit on the one hand and the thing for nothing." Most' of them are to be an imderdog. A housewife In the right place and at the 000; one plumbing, motor lodge, period just ended were $2,377,- time for every Mantdiester voter to be­ Bobby.” Hoosiers. They haven’t opened next biennium's terrific new es­ on welfare, anyway. who said she was backing Gov. right time criticism of what $46,000 ; 71 mlscelianeous per­ 883 compared to $1,991,358 tor gin taking notes and considering de­ McCarthy himself gently their doors to out-of-slate stu­ calations In demand for state It was pointed out to them that many Roger Branigin (running in the people do is necessary and help­ mits, $99,380, and 11 certificates teat year’s opening quarter. cisions in his own mind. needles Kennedy in low-key dents with the enthusiasm of spending on the other hand. of the blacks could not get jobs because primary as a favorite son) ful, but let us be sure that we of occupancy, $16.60, with total Net profit after taxes Let’s not, a year or two from now, let they didn’t have the proper educational speech after speech. No major New Hampshire and Wisconsin. wasn’t impressed. "He’s not a Maybe even Governor Demp­ fees collected and turned over amounted to $139,655 compared \ have first established fellowship sey is wondering too. our very form of government be changed credentials. party leaders are backing Mc- “ There’s been a letdown in very effective speaker,” she to the town, $3,990. to $132,012, for an increase of our operation,” a McCarthy in­ and shown our good will. In by default. Well, said the comfortable people, let Cartoy, the Senator confides, ex­ told us, "but I hear that that Heads Campus Radio 5.7%. This increase was shown timate told us. "We just couldn’t that relationship * nearly any­ them get an education—if they can — cept Uiat "there was one Sena­ Kennedy puts on a real thrill." Donald Lehan of Washington despite a rise in taxes. tor who supported me in three sustain the high level of New thing can be said, but without just as we had, to. Two days later, when the Ken­ St. is the outgoing general man­ Treasurer Donald R. Roes primaries but not in this one;’’ Hampshire and Wisconsin." it a gulf widens and fellowship It was pointed out to the comiortabl-^ nedy caravan arrived at a dif­ Today in History ager of the campus radio sta­ Translated, that means the becomes impossible. It is more reptorted that the figures were Suez Canal, Who Needs It? people that segregated education just Even this allusion to Kenne­ ferent place in the same town, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tion at American International adjusted to Include the recent Senator has suffered from bad important that I should show didn’t work, that the black students were dy, who announced his own a crowd ten times as large was Today is Tuesday, May 7, the Oollege in Springfield, Mass. Peihaps there are solutions, alter all. advanc;» planning and poor my brother man that I love him merger with Rogrs Fiber Oo. falling farther and farther behind, and candidacy only after Mc­ waiting. ("Stupid planning,” a 128th day of 1968. There are 238 This will mark the first anni­ Take, for instance, the long trouble­ ■scheduling, two of the most than that I — with my many JiK . and the 3 for 2 stock spilt. that soon they would not be able to catch Carthy’ electrifying perform­ McCarthy aide had complained days left in the year. versary of WAIC, a 10-watt non­ some, war-threatening question of who vital parts of any political cam­ faults — should show him his. Ross continued that, in spite COMPLETE 3 ROOM up at all. ance in New Hampshire, is two days earlier. "The court­ Today’s HIghUght In History commercial, educational radio of the fact that the available should control the Suez Canalt paign. Thus, small crowds and Chaplain Russell E. Camp Well, said the comfortable people, let sometimes lost .on the thin but house clerks don’t get out till On this date in 1946, represen­ station. number of shares increased frequent, last-minute schedule — — j.-'i History tells the story of Disraeli’s them to schools where they c; n "Dt attentive crowds that come out 4:30, but they schedule the Sen­ Connecticut State Prison tatives of the German high com­ Moose Name Officers from 234,864 to 253,389. the HOUSEFUL INCLUDES changes have plagued the Sen­ bold, imaginative intrigue, and of 'how an education —provided, of course, they to hear him here. It’s the closest ator at 4.") mand signed unconditional sur­ Rockville Moose Lodge 1674 earnings per share amounted the Senator ever comes to out­ ator. Britain, for so many years, had to con­ are not "our” schools. And so the vicious It would be a mistake to as- render terms at Gen. Dwight D. recently held elections of of­ to 47 cents for the first quar­ 3 pc. Sectional living room, 1 right criticism of Kennedy. To this must be added the THE LIVING ROOM trol Egypt in order to be able to be sure circle was completed. . . . . sume from this that the aston­ This is really stretching that Elsenhower’s, temporary head­ ficers. The installation was held ters of both years. Round Cocktail table, 2 End tables, 4 throw pillows, 2 table fact that McCarthy’s soft-sell The blacks became more and more But the presence of Kennedy ishing success of McCarthy’s item out pretty good. quarters at Rheimes, Fance. lamps; 3 pictures, 1 flower arrangement. And small accessories of controllingi such a lifeline to'lts other campaign style is at an over­ restive. Younger, more militant leaders on the ballot is by no means Presidential campaign has end­ —Rep. Howard W. Robison, R- os shown. possessions. whelming disadvantage compet­ Five Years Ago emerged, to the dismay of both black the only new hazard that con­ ed and that he will not share N.Y., on the Post Office De- We saw, in World Vfar 0, Rommel try ing with the star-quality glamor The United States launched its THE BEDROOM 1 Panel bed, chest of drawer, dresser and white moderates. As the atmosphere fronts McCarthy. partment’q proposal to spend second "Tel—star’’ communica­ to drive toward it, and the British de­ of Kennedy, whose name alone (See Page Nineteen) SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! became more hostile, white militants al­ In New Hampshire and Wis­ $1.2 million on rubber bands. tions satellite. with mirror, '.'Seoly" RESTGUARD mattress, "Sealy'l REST- fend it. so moved to the fore. Violence became consin, when McCarthy was out GUARD box spring. 1 Flower arrangement, 1 vanity set, 4 In 19K, it almost started ajiother world commonplace. The police were caught there all alone against the un­ SIGN UP NOW! throw pillows, and 1 vase. war, when Britain and France, with, ih the middle. The blacks thought they popular Mr. Johnson, he had You're invited to Watkins shadowy Uluslona of their former imper­ were too brutal; the whites thought they money to bum. The moment the THE KITCHEN 1 extension table, 6 side chairs, 1 were too gentle. , -For Boland Oil hanging lamp, 1 picture, 1 set of dishes for six (4), 1 Ret of ial \dgor8, tried for a moment , to punish President announced his second- F isc lie tti Soon, even more radical groups term abdication, two days be­ silverware for six (6), 2 metal hose cabinets, and 1 metal ' Egypt's Nasser for having had the temer­ Company’s emerged on both sides. The radical fore the Wisconsin primary, that Lane-Cpke Party upright storoge chest. 'No Purchase Necessary To Enter T^is ContestI ity to declare that the Canal belonged blacks thought the only solution was to money began drying up. The ap­ to E gypt. burn the city down and to start over. proach of negotiations has cut We have since seen Nasser try to block The radical whites thought the only solu­ deeply into McCarthy’s other AUTOMATIC Once again Watkins Brothers will pre­ OFFICIAL COUPON Israeli shipping from the Canal, and hag­ tion was to suppress the blacks com­ main target, the war in Viet­ sent free Lane Miniature Cedar Chests Follow These Rules: gle about the conditions under which the pletely. White vigilante gpvups offered nam. Moreover, the studenU who DELIVERY to Senior girls of Manchester High CONTEST EDITOR Please Complete outfit is on display at our Main store at 264-86 So. Main Canal, closed almost a year now since their services to the city, to "protect” St., Waterbury without price tags. All contestants are invited te cut their hair, shaved their ALBEBT’ S—4S-4S ALLYN ST. Type or the war last June, might be reopened. its board members and to "assist" the School and East Catholic High School. come in and inspect each piece. However this is not necessary os police. Officially, their efforts -were re­ beards, and flocked to the Mc- HARTFORD, CONN. Print During this year it has remained GET (We've been doing this for over a doo' you can guess the price from this illustration. The price will not be jected. Rut unofficially they hkd the sup­ closed, ownership of the Canal has cer­ ade!) Secretaries of both schools will MY GUESS FOR THE COMPLETE made public until expiration of "Price the Outfit Contest." port of many of the white majority, who A sealed envelope with the actual retail value of the complete 3 tainly returned no groat dividend for 3 ROOM OUTFIT IS $______cheered them and exclaimed, ‘"rhey’re Herald ^ ^ ^ TOP VALUE provide each Senior girl with an invita­ rooms of furniture has been turned over to the judges. This envelope Nasser and Egypt. our boys! They’re the only ones who tion to our Lan6-Coke Party. If you N A M E ...... will not be opened by the judges until Wednesday 10 A.M) May 15, Now there appears in prospect a solu­ will stand up to the blacks!" Yesterdays . ^ s t a m p s haven't received your invitation, see your 1968. And the Judges decision ot the winner will be final. tion to the long, bitter, 'war-threatenlng Finally, all reason was lost. The in- 1500 ADDRESS ...... In the event ol a tie, the entry with the earliest postmark will class secretary. Miniature chests will be problem of who shall control the Suez eirltable happened. Whites fought ... A WHOLE BOOK FULL C I T Y ...... STATE.... be declared the winner. AU entrants must fill in the otflclal coit- blacks; blacks fought whites. The city 25 Years Ago I ’. .V — presented at the Coke-and-cupcake pon and mall or bring It to our store, 43-45 AUvn St., Hartford, Canal. Stamps issued after payment for first delivery. Z IP C O D E ...... i. P H O N E ...... Conn. . It Is now being predicted that the Ca­ lay in shambles. Chaminade Musical Club party . . . Watkins Brothers, 935 Main nal m^y never reopen. In that case, it The remaining blacks and whites leal- turns over $416 to Red Cross DOUBLE STAMPS CONTEST ENDS MIDNIGHT MAY 14, 1968 ized that the only way to rebuild the If delivery is paid tor In fpU within 10 days tor amount Street, Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 8, will silt up, and cease, to be a Canal, War Fund. of bill. city was to, work together. “ This is a Goodyear Service store pur­ from 2:30 to 5:30. We'll be expecting VALUABLE CONSOLATION PRIZES WILL jin that case, it won't make any differ­ disaster," they said. “ We must get BE AWARDED FREE TO EVERY CONTEST ence who oums it o r vidio has the big­ chases $1,000 bond in second REGULAR STAMPS you! FREE PRIZES TO ALL W HO ENTER some outside help. 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FAOB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COn N.. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Vernon Indiana Primary Vote Judge Orders Not Sentimental Derby Winner Armored Vehicles Anderson-Little A truck driver purchased Said Drugged S.TAR Mental Exam Town Asks State to Review $14 worth of roses In Man­ -By CLAY R, lO L L A N - chester last night, but they AMIS !^v Candidates’ Images MAR. 22 Your Doify Activity Guide weren’t for hls sweetheart. Before Race Cut Off VC Attack According to the Start. (Continued from Page Unei ----- For Barber Proposed Law on Burning Bernard Chevalier, 44 (Continued from Page One) 1- 8- 10-22 To develop messoge for Wednesday, 52-54-59-68/T; Wetherell St. felt the $14 was 23-55-87-89 Vietnamese concentrations and NEW HAVEN (AP)—A Judge The State Air and Water Mrs. David Johnson, Old- Town Overriding Issues 0 read,words corresponding to numbers 69-77-79-83^ supply line and pos.sibly to seize a fair price for the three the Derby. A sample is also of your Zodiac birth sign. facilities In the A Shau Valley ordered a peychtatric examina­ PoUuQon Commission will be Rd. newly planted rose bushes ^ TAURUS SCOtfjO the Marine headquarters at (Continued from Page One) ------made of another horse chosen APR. 21 ocr 24 ^ Dong Ha. southwest of Hucv reporting 472 tion today for black militant asked to review a proposed ordi­ Discharged Friday: Clara Jal- that he had driven over. by lot. The second horse. tested 1 if 31 Thot're 61 O r enemy troops and 90 Americana M A Y 21 2 Thot 32 M oney 62 Needy NOV. 22 Hull would not disclose Ma­ John Barber, who wae In court bert. Old Town Rd.; Donald Za- ers from the university on Standard Time, and close at 7 Saturday was Kentucky Sherry. nance for the town concerning He paid the fee’ on-the- ^41-47-49-55 2 SpeculoHve 33 Thought 63 Forth 18-19-45-48/0 rine lo.sses but admitted; "One killed and 608 Americans on a charge of carrying a dan­ gora, Tolland; James Carey, grounds of residence. Pm- 4 V enture 34 Into 64 Out spot and left without hls The announcement was made (^67-71-76 60-63-86-90'^ wounded since the big sweep be­ gerous weapon—a spear. outside burning. Columbia; Cynthia Hallenbeck, Indiana Gov. Roger D. Branl- sampling of voter 5 Be 35 There's 65 A of our units did take heavy cas- roses. today after a meeting of GEMINI 6 Blow 36 Sound 66 Scenes SAGITTARIUS ualtle.s, but that was the unit gan April 21. Circuit Court Judge Paul Mac­ The Board of Representatives 185 Center Rd.; Mrs. Ellen Soac- gin, the favorite son battling the commissioned by the Q M A Y 22 Churchill Downs officials and 7 Aw oy 37 No 67 Portkulor NOV The commander of the opera­ SUM two Democratic senators, said Broadcasting Co., gave 68 Successful that stopped three counterat­ Donald had Just granted Bar­ reviewed the ordinance last chl and daughter, Tolland. stewards. JUNE 22 8 Looking 38 Sense tion, Lt. Gen. William Roason, ber’s request for a continuance Discharged Saturday; Stanley In advance; "I think I'll whip Kennedy 37 per cent of the vote. the trumpet and drum, Mc­ 9 Open 39 Stretch 6 9 D o y DEC tacks in two days." night with local fire warden O. •> Branigin 30 per cent. McCarthy Carthy’s was that of the folk This is the first time in the [42-43-51-^ 10 For 40 Further 70 In 35-37-38-70/^ Dong Ha is about 11 miles be­ reported no large-scale battles and the defendant was leaving Bysczynskl, Broadbrook; Wal- 11 The 4 1 Forbidden 71 Appeol Nelson Skinner and decided to singer and the chamber orches­ history of the Derby that any o 2-73-74 75-78-85-8g^ In the past week but said; with his lawyer, when he began tnib Schlemer, East Hartford; , 2 4 per cent. The other 9 per cent 12 Possible 42 Better 72 O f low- the demilitarized zone. ask the state if It had any sug- There was a Republican pri- undecided tra. As always, hls speeches horse has ever been disquali­ CANCER 13 Cobwebs 43 Pull 73 The CAPRICORN About six miles north of the vll- "There was an Increase in the to mumble something. .gestions before a hearing date Wilfred Dube, 16 Resenihlr Rd.; mary, too, but Richard M. Nix- VhoT . fied. 14 M oke 44 For 74 Dumps number of contacts with the en­ were lectures. McCarthy would 15 To 45 Feel 75 A rguing liige, troops of the U.S. 196th "AU right ,bring him back!” Irene Flescik, 226 West Main on was the only entry, and JA N 20 Is set. tell hls audiences the issues 16 Cotnpromises 46 Pcoce 76 Now emy, indicating hls Interest In said the Judge . St.; Michael Kuch, 9 Supreme Write-In votes will not be count- Democratic vote« l/JUISVILLE, Ky., second Light Infantry Brigade reported The proposed ordineuice, as and did not measure the possl* were too Important for shouting. Churchill Downs President 7^ 2- 3- 4-24 )7 M o ke 47 Fruits 77 Opens 30-33-50^53# killing 82 North Vietnamese contesting our presence in the Barber, who was clad In a St.; Richard Budlong, Thomp- 18 You 48 Fine 78 W ith area." any other town ordinance, will ble Republican crossover. It In (Jrawfordsvllle, a quartet ^26-28-34 49 Hold 79 For 5^1:62 ^ near Glo Llnh Monday. Seven brown cape with a large yellow sonvlUe; Leonard DeLisle, Ell­ Wathen Knebelkamp said, "The 19 Should A huge store of supplies also be enforced by the police de­ The answer rested with an es- showed a 6 per cent decline in composed of a harpslchonl. cel­ Derby Is treated like any other ISO 20 If so To ■ 80 And AQUARIUS Americans were killed and 19 X on It, was asked by the Judge FISH Speaker ington; Sfichael Cratty, 104 tlmated one million Indiana vot- Kennedy support from a survey 21 They're 51 Yourself 81 Than has been swept up, including partment. The Board question­ lo, violin and flute performed on race. 22 Progress 52 A 82 Usual wounded. If his name was John E. Bairber. Grove St.; Bonnie Osuna, 10 AUG. 23 FEB 19 ers, as many as 760,000 of them taken three weeks earlier. Bran- the courthouse steps before the 23 Tim e 53 The 83 You Russian tanks. Jeeps, trucks, Referring to his cape. Barber Jbhn Mlarahall of Springfield, ed allowing burning of certain Becker PI.; Walter Oessay, 10 He said that Churchill Downs Meanwhile, .some 45 miles to undesirable combustible ma­ expected to cast Democratic igin gained 4 per cent, Mc- senator spoke. 14-16-20-21 24 Is 54 Happy 84 Procticol 5- 9 27-29^ the south, paratroopers of the flamethrowers, signal equip­ said; "It’s In the record. I go by Mlaas., win be gueat s|>eakeT a$ Esther Ave.; Myrtle Strait, 104 will recognize Forward Pass as 25-44-46 25 Necessary 55 Your 85 Stubborn 31-36-8d84M ment, mine detectors, large terials suph as old tires. ballots to choose among the two Carthy 5 per cent, McCarthy said the choice was D 26 W orth 56 Chongc 66 Extro U.S. 101st Airborne Division re­ the name ‘Jomo X’." FranWln Park; Jeffrey Merrill, the winner of last Saturday’s VIROO numbers of 37mm antiaircraft an open meeting to Inaugurate According to the ordinance, senators and the favorite son ..j think I'll do better than the really one of personalities—then 27 To 57 The 87 Moves P lS tfS ported one North Vietnamese Asked his age. Barber said, ToUand; Gerald Mello, 5 Alpert race, that Francie’s Hat will be AUG. 24 28 Going 58 Sick 86 Crockpots FEB 20 guns, large amounts of shells the FISH program In Mian- all Incinerators to be used for governor. polls indicate unless the people talked nostalgically of the days 29 Suggestions 59 A nd 89 C o refu lly battalion surrounded about five "I think I’m about 81 years old.” Dr.; Mrs. Judith Burkhardt and placed second and T.V. Com­ SEPT. 22 M A R 21 outdoor burning must be either 30 Give 60 Put 90 Effort miles west of Hue and another and g;renades and VEist stocks of "Where do you live?” the chester Thursday at 8 p.m. In son. South St. McCarthy acknowledged that are fooli.ng me by being overly when Johnson was hls opposi­ mercial third. metal drums, masonry, steel or the Indiana choice was one of nice," McCarthy told a rally In ,12-15-17-32 6- 7-11-130/ 500 enemy .soldiers being pushed small arms ammunition that Judge asked. FeUoiwUMp Hall of Second Con­ Discharged Sunday; Pamelta tion. Parties connected with Danc­ 39-4031-82 ( 2 ) G o o d 6 Adverse C) N c u / ra l 56-57-66 ^ have not yet been counted. Barber answered; "I live cast Iron receptacles with solid image and personalities, not of Richmond Monday against the Perfume River four gregational Church. Wheelock, 206 East Main St. "In some ways, It was easier er’s Image’s stable met today wherever I hang my hat. 1 haaig or perforated sides, fronts and arguments on the issues, since In Indianapolis, the Minnesota to come to you talking about the miles east of the old Imperial ’Ihe guest speaker was inatni- bacte anuand mwai. must have a spark Tomaselll, <>« nnn.,, Oak St.; ' with the stewards and track of­ capital. Artillery jind airplrmes It in a lot of places.” he and Kennedy share essential- senator went handshaking at a issues, principally, and about ficials before the announcement "Well, Just where do you hang mental In atamtdng the FESH arrester top having openings not - ly the same views on the prob- state office building—where pa- immediately for comment. Hls have pounded both areas for the program In his own oommunlty to exceed one-quarter Inch Daisy Deane, Manchester; Mrs. the administration,” ha said. was released. It now?” asked MacDonald. lems confronting the nation. tronage employes are required But now, McCarthy said, he wife did not know of the disqual­ Ahead of Season last several days. and others. He wSI share his square. Annette Albert and son, 95 Or­ The official decision to nullify ification until newsmen seeking Maj. Gen. O. M. Bar., the Barber mumbled something chard St.; Mrs. Betty Forand Branigm does not. For exam- to pledge 2 per cent of theft sal- must argue hls own qualifica­ c Bulletin knowledge and experiences of No approved Incinerator may AE pie, he supports the current U.S. aries to the Branigin-domtoiated Dancer’s Image’s victory was her husband told her. A decor-minded thief Is ap­ division commander, said his about sleeping on, a couch. and son, Ellington. tions instead. FDSH with men, women and be located within ten feet of 5 position in Vietnam. But he state democratic organization, made by stewards Leo The Derby victory was worth parently already planning hls attacks have prevented the ene­ MacDonald then looked stern­ teen-egers Wishing to know any building or within ten feet didn’t make much of that in his Then he walked more than three "Consider my record, what I O’Donnel, Lewis Finley Jr. and $122,600 to the' winner. Dancer's Christmas greenery at the my from hitting Hue again. The MORTGAGE RATE HIKED ly at Barber and asked, 'Do you of any combustible material or The Herald’s Vernon Bureau am and what my person is and John G. Goode. expense of a Manchester know where you are?” more aouit the organization. He folksy-styled campaign, arguing miles back to his hotel, shaking Image was trained by Lou Cav- enemy held parts of the city for WASHINGTON AP — he is the brother of James F. property line, unless consent Is to a t 38 Park St., tel. 875-3186 hOw I might act,” he said. The track said It would be de­ man. nearly a month in February. “I am where I really don't or 643-2711. News Items may be instead that he was an India- hands along the way. alaris Jr., a native of Ohio who government announced Tues­ Marshall of 115 Oxford St. given by the fire warden. All three candidates turned to cided later whether any charges now lives in Canada. Richard Macklewlcz, 30 Off the North Vietnamese day the maximum interest want to be,” said Barber. "I'm mailed to P.O. Box 827, Rock- nlan out to preserve the state's "I think It’s a nice thing to do STSH is a group of untrained, Any permits Issued orally will influence at the Democratic Na- on the last day of a campaign,” television advertisements fof would be placed or any penal­ Fuller, wealthy automobile Cumberland -fit. told police coast near Dong Ho; Monday, rate on mortgages Insured by on my way to the promised land. VlUe. ties levied against any persons I’m striving for freedom.” oinUnary men, women and teen­ terminate at sunset of the same tional Convention. he said. "There’s really not the final appeal to the voters. agency owner In Boston, was re­ last night that someone had an 87mm shell from a .shore bat­ the Federal Housing Admin­ agers who want to expreets day and no written permit will The governor, who fir-st cn- much more you can do at this . There was a film of Kennedy connected with Dancer’s Image. ported out of town by his secre­ taken a newly planted ever­ tery put a 4-inch hole in an istration and guaranteed by "Do you realize you’re In a The victory Saturday Was the their love and ooncem for their be valid for more than seven tered the primary as a stand-in time." tossing a football to hls chil­ tary. She said he w e i s traveling green from hls front yard. above-deck bulkhead of the U.S. the Veterans Admkilstration court of law, the Judge asked. days. Written permits would be first In the Derby for Fuller, "That’s debatable,” said Bar­ neighbors. They have found Several Warned for President Johnson, denied in Kennedy didn’t agree. He dren. "EJach day, Robert Kenne­ and was expected in Boston to­ The tree was valued at S6. destroyer Theodore E. Oiandler has been raised 6 per that they dan do It nwre effec­ void If the wind should exceed an interview that he is really plowed through crowds in Gary, dy is reminded that we must do who had chosen Bobby Ussery night. and one sailor was wounded by •■ent to V/4 per eeni The ac­ ber. ten miles an hour or the forest 'to ride the 3-year-old colt In the MacDonald said "It appears tively together than separate­ In Car 'Crashes promoting the cause of Vice Hammond and Whiting, then a lot of thinking about the fu­ .shrapnel, the Navy said. tion does not affect the In- ly. The organization will initial­ fire danger Is high. President Hubert H. Humphrey flew to Indianapolis, ture," the announcer said. 1^-mile classic. in conneetdon with a charge of A spokesman sEild the Chan­ , tercst rat’ on mortgages pre­ he does not know Where he is. ’The ordinance also establishes A 71-year-old East Hartford fEillure to submit to ihduotion. I am ordering him remanded ly offer a variety of services now that the President has The New York Senator ran a McCarthy turned up with one When Ussery booted Dancer’s Clianges Draft Decision dler and the destroyer Turner viously Insured by the FHA such as baby sitting, providing that the party doing the burning man was issued a pair of writ­ stepped aside. brass band campaign, with of hls show business supporters, Image home, he became the WTien U.S. Atity. Jon O. New­ Joy were on an aircraft spotter or guaranteed by the VA. and he is to be examined by two is not relieved of any legal re­ ten warnings after being in­ HAR’IT’ORD (AP)—A 20-year- man told the boy by telephone competent psychiatrists.” a meal, housework, and trans­ Humphrey became White swirling crowds and street cor- comedian Garry Moore. third Jockey In history to score mission. An estimated 65 rounds portation on an emergency bas­ sponsibility If the fire Is al­ volved In a collision at Hartford House candidate too late to con- ner rallies which turned Into po­ Branigitf*s face was shown successive victories In the race. old boy from Waterford took ad­ to be in court by 2 p.m., McCue landed around the Chandler. The psychiatrists must appear Rd. and Main St. at 7 p.m. yes­ vantage of a second-chance or­ indicated he was willing to be In court May 15 to testify about is. ’The time involved for each lowed to get out of control. test the primaries. litical responsive readings. with an appeal to the voters to He won on Proud Clarion In The two destroyers moved volunteer is varletole and left to A fine of from $5 to $25 may terday. Crucial in the Democratic bat­ "Are you going to help me?” he cast their ballots for a fellow In- 1967. der that he appear in court on drafted, Newman said. He was back and opened up with their REMEMfiGR the examination. John E. Broderick received a draft violation charge and de­ told to report for the next Barber’s bond, originally set at the abUlties and derires of each be Imposed on anyone violating tle is that a voter can take the would ask a crowd, and get a dlanian. Officials of the track said the own guns, but the Navy did not MOTHER’S QAY» Individual. the provisions of the propored the warnings for making an Im­ ballot of either party. Branigin roar of applause. Kennedy “I wonder whether this l.lnd report of the urinalysis did not cided to serve In the armed scheduled Induction ceremony. say whether they calimed any $500, was increased to $2,500 by proper turn and an Improper forces after all. CANDY — COSMETICS the Judge. ordinance. was counting heavily on a cross- would smile, give the thumbs up of whirlwind campaign will lead come back from the chemist un­ Mtetinwhile, federal Judge M. hits on the shore battery. Rockville Hoqtltal Notes lane change, after driving hls over of Republican votes to .sign and move on to the next people to vote for names and til Monday, accounting for the ■WUllEim J. McCue failed to Joseph Blumenfeld continued The U.S. Command made an­ ARTHUR DRUG time May 26, 1967 by the Chica­ Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 car into a car operated by support him against the two rally. faces, Instead of for Indiana," delay In the announcement. show uj) in U.S. District Oour.t*^ the cELse until then Just in case other progress report on the go Symidumy Orchestra. p.m. in all areas except ma­ Janice E. Bousquet of Glaston­ If Kennedy’s style was that of Branigin said of hls rivals. Fuller could not be reached at 10 a.im. Mlonday Eis ordered 'McCue changes hls mind again. campaign to break up North bury. Democratic senators. Knight, 78, said In Akron, ternity where they are 2 to 4 A top Branigin aide forecast a Pulitzer Ohio, he was "understandably and 6:80 to 8 p.m. Marlene E, Perreault, 48 750,000 vote total in the Demo­ delighted” with the three Pulltz- Admitted Friday: Frances______Elro St. received a written cratic primary, with 15 per cent er awards to hto group. "They wormstedt, E^lngton; H eT^rT warning for following too close, of that sum representing cross­ wlU serve as addlUon^ encour- -niompson, 14 Spring St. after driving her eax- Into the over. of normally Republican Prizes agement and provide In^lraUon ^ Saturday; Louis rear of a car operated by Nor­ man K. Brownlee, 29, of Vernon, voters. to all of us who have a deep and „ Estimates of the Republican abiding faith In Independent, un- ® yesterday at 7;80 a.m. at Main fettered Journalism,” he said. Carti^ght, 67 VU^e S .; and Haynes Sts., police said. vote ranged around 400,000. Awarded The trustees cited Knight for Eleanor JUzzy M I^vel^d HIU; Rosa S. Menco, 18 Alice Dr., There is no party registration hls editorials, both In 1967 and Harry Ellsworth, Broad Brook drove her car Into the rear of in Indiana, More than 2.6 mil­ (Ooatinoed from Page One) lion persons were eligible to for many years previously. Admitted Sunday; Harold a car operated by Andrew K. President Grayson Kirk of Co­ Stalger, 6 White St.; Lynn Walk­ Robertson, 50, of 462 W. Middle vote in the last general election. Tbey said hls best work has The last firm figures, which lumbia University announced 14 been done In a signed column, er, Ellington ;'Arllne Schneider, Tpke. yesterday at 10;16 a.m. LOVE that prizes as awarded by the board carried In the Knight Newspa­ 3 West Rd.; Joseph Arsenault, at E. Middle Tpke. and Main are three years old, indicate about 342,000 Negroes lived in trustees based on recommen­ pers, celled "The Editor’s Nlote- 23 Ward St.; Kathleen Edgar, Sts. Mrs. Menco told police die dations by the Advisory Board book.” In It he discussed the Is­ 52 Grove St. took her eyes off the road when Indiana, representing 6.7 per cm Pulitzer Prizes, compared sues of the day. Births Saturday; A son to Mr, she picked up something from cent of the population. The Ne­ mainly of newspaper execu­ Th^ award to the Free Press and Mrs. Omer Martin, 9 Mor­ the floor of the car. gro population has increased tives. was in recognition of what the rison St.; a daughter to Mr. and Cars driven by Nicholas Car- since that report was compiled, trustees termed "in many Mrs. Raymond Methieu, 64 petta, 32, of Hartford, and with concentrations heaviest in The prizes were stablished in the Gary area and in Indianapo­ the will of the late Joseph Pul­ ways...the most difficult Jour­ Wellwood Cr. Sarah E. Brodln of Glaston­ nalistic assignment domestical­ Births Sunday; A son to Mr. bury collided at 5;85 p.m. yes­ lis. itzer, who. died in 1911, and were Kervnedy anticipated substan­ first presented in 1917. Pulitzer ly during 1967”—the Detroit and Mrs. Ralph Botnlk, 168 terday at S. Main and Hackma­ riots. They praised not only the High St.; a daughter to Mr. ■ and tack Sts. tial support in Negro precincts. founded the St. Louis Post-Dis­ Sixty-three Democratic presi-, patch and published the old New spot reporting but the newspa­ per’s efforts to get behind the dential nominating votes were York World. at stake. But the method of Individual prize winners in causes of the rioting. <’ The editorial cartooning their apportionment, to the pri­ Journalism and the arts receive mary winner, to the candidates $1,000 each, with an equal sum award to Payne did not single out a particular cartoon but was winning in each congressional to those who share an award. In district, or through some combi­ the case of the staff award to based on the body of his work in 1967. nation of the two, will not”be de­ the Detroit Free Press, the termined until later. The dele­ $1,000 will be sent to Managing Styron’s novel has drawn bdtta pmalses and attackB gates will not be chosen until Editor Frank Angelo for disposi­ the Democratic state convention tion by the staff. among Negroes, particularly on the author’s contention that the June 21. *nie meritorious service 1831 uprising was "the only ef­ Nixon will get 26 GOP noihi- award In Journalism is a gold fective sustained revolt” by natlng votes in Indiana. His medal. Negroes. forces sought to hold down the The award for a straight news Ossie Davis, the Negro actor, Republican crossover, just ns photograph went to Rocco Mor- has charged there were at least the Branigin camp worked to aUto of the Jacksonville, Fla., three other major sllave revolts. promote it. Journal. His picture of an im- Dr. John Hope Franklin, a Ne­ McCarthy, in his past primary consclous utility lineman being gro who is chairman of the de­ outings, has picked up support rtvlved by mouth-to-mouth ' re­ partment of history at the Uni­ frdiii some Republicans hnd suscitation was captioned, "The versity of Chicago, has termed might benefit from GOP .switch­ Kiss of Life.” the novel "a great book” with es in Indiana. Feature news i^otography "profound understanding of the Polls’open at 6 a.m. in Indi­ was established as a separate institution of slavery.” ana, which is largely on Eastern category for the first time this year and the prize was won by Toshlo Sakai of United Press In- temational. His Vietnam war combat photograph, "Dreams of Better Times” showed a weary American soldier asleep in the call:can: rain while a buddy kept watch. A The national reporting prize NEW CAR was awarded Jointly to Howard imnCliESTER CAB HERE James of the Christian Science Monitor for a series of articles on "Crtsis in the Courts” and to 643-2121 Nathan "Nick” Kotz of the Des Moines Register. Kotz was cited for his "report­ ing of unsanitary conditions In for fhaf many meat packing plants which helped insure the passage SPECIAL of Federal l^olesom e Meat Act of 1967.” The prize for International OCCASION! Reporting was awarded to Alfred Friendly of the Washing­ WINDOW Now Open • SMART SHIFTS • (iOLORFUL PRINTS ton Poet for his coverage of the I immierani Middle East war in 1967. • TAILORED SHIRTWAISTS J. Anthony Lukas of the New SHADES • CRISP SEERSUCKERS : DAILY rental; York Times won the prize for M«d« to Ordor .SYSTEM^ looBl Investigative reporting for • FASHIONABLE SKIMMERS • NOVELTY PATTERNS his account of the life and mur­ Bihig your old roUen In mk INVESTMENT SAVINGS der of Linda Fitzpatrick. She save SOo per shade. DINO’S was slain with her hippie boy­ ALSO friend in an East Village tene­ VENniAN SUNDS 550 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE All styles are in easy care —easy wear fabrics, designed for today — LEASING — ment holler room In New York. and right through the coming summer months. Low dally, weekly or month­ In the arts and letters. Will (at the Green) ly rates on new Mercurys or Paid and Compounded QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT! Durant and his wife, Ariel, won Comets! 1-2-3 year leasing the general nonfiction prize with Sizes for.Jrs., Misses & Half Sizes plan available for all makes "Russeau and Revolution.” It is PIZZA - GMNDGRS and all models! the 10th and concluding volume M t«btr •! Fadsrsl Pspaid Intwams C*tp. of "The Story of Civilization” RESERVE A CAR aeries. I SPAGHETTI - SHELLS NOW ...CALL The history award went to Bernard Ballyn for his VThe Id­ 643-5135 eological Origins of the Ameri­ S wings B ank of M anchester can Revolution.” He has written Anderson-lUHe extensively on American histo­ ^ IN MANCHESTER ‘ M0R1ARTY ry- 6 4 3 1 1 8 8 MAIN OFFICE ' FAST BRANCH The poetry prize went to An­ (FoiTneiiy The Charcoal BroHer) (Manchester Parkade) West MidrUe Turnpike-Broad Street ihAUMII 628 Main Streat E Centor 8t.,Oor. Lanox Manohaater Parkada thony Hecht for "The Hard Phone 647-9775 BROTHERS 9-5203 SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICK Sulllvarf Avenue Shopplno Center Hoiurs,” his fourth work. His BERNIE ALEMANY. Prop. “Conneotlcut’s Oldest BURNSIDE OFFIGR Burnilde Avenue at Church StreeL East Hartford first volumO of poems was publ- Welcome Here Ltaiooln-Mero^ Dealer” fshsd in 1954. E. A. JOHNSON SOI CENTER STREjra George Crumb received the CLOSED MONDAY MAIN OFFICE & FARKAOE OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! music prize for his orchestral PAINT GO. 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PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 Anderson No-HiC No-Run Game ' BASEBALL THE Tuesday — Boot CMhoUc at Missed Tag South Oatholio S ;N ; BsMm v s . Oriole Bullpen Rests ^ Rham; Cheney vs. Woodstock 8:18; RockvlOe at Newlngtou; Herald Angle A* Helps Indians Trounce HalC 6-0 South WIndoor vs. East Whid- sor. By Wednesday — Manchooter at EARL YOST Hurt Mets Bf BARRY COWLES Wethersfield S:S0; Bolton at Sixth Straight Game Bacon; Cheney at Rham; Cov­ Sports Editor WhitzinfiT Wayne Ander­ Favorable Reaction entry at 'Vlnal Tech. Laughing Thursday — EQlngton at land’s move toward halting hit­ w. L. P et O.B. b ^ y ayea of Orlando son hnrled a no-hlt, no-run Shining Light in RSox Cast NEW YORK (AP) — with a man on in the first in­ Bloomfield. ters by mowing down the Tsin- 16 8 .667 — game to pace the Manches­ ning, moving him into fourth St. Louis Cepeda were the most impressive of all. Friday — Manchester vo. . .j j ■ „ „ „ Dave Leonhard has joined kees after Mantle’s homer pro­ 13 10 .566 2% ter High Indians to a 6-0 In Expansion Draft Long-haired Ken Harrelson wasn t considered in any Baltimore’s growing trend place on the all-time list ahead Cincinnati New York’s phenomenal right- . up until the 11th Wtadham S :M ; East Oatholio at duced the most runs off Indians’ 11 .622 3% victory over Hall High of A t Sports of Ted Williams. Only Babe San Fran. 12 hander and Gibson, the Card­ Pulaski 8 :N ; Bolton at Port­ plans of the Boston Red Sox a month ago, toward inactivating relief pitching in five games. But 11 11 .600 4 was an unearned one In the sec- NEW YORK (A P)— “ I’ln very happy with our se­ Ruth, Willie Mays and Jimmy Pittsburgh inal’s overpowering rlghty, were West Hartford yesterday land; Covcot^ at East Hamp­ placed on the trading block ^ r either pitchers, although less McDowell got those runs back 12 .478 one. a t Memorial Field. It was a NEW YORK (AP) — Laugh lections," said John Kerr. Foxx are ahead of him. Chicago 11 4% locked in a rigid pitching duel ton; Rockville vs. Windsor; mg help. Fortunately for Boston, no trade ^ by singling home the tying and was frustrated after the ing At Sports; Leonhard and McDowell thus Los Angeles 11 12 .478 4% for 10 innings before Lou Brock ”I comeback win for Coach Hal “ I’m all excited,” said Larry Costello. ; and today the likable ex-Kansas City Athletic is imt method of putting winning runs off Mel Stottle- game, but not during It,” Beav­ South WIndoor at Bloomllold. overshadowed Tommy ' John’s Phlla’phla 11 12 .478 4% and Cepeda ended it In the 11th Parlu and his diamond bays af­ only the best hitter working for Manager Dick Williams business. myre during a three-run third Atlanta er said. "If you let down mental- A P h U a d e l^ r e lle f pitcher Saturday — Ellington vs. three-hitter that pulled the Chi­ 11 13 .468 6 and gave St. Louis a 2-1 victory ter they had loflt the last two but also leads all American. — " , , , , . Iv even for one Inning, they can Ulta. ’The mdlank are now 4-2 touched his hand to his mouth onnoh nf fh- PhA*. Mllwauloea drafted, among Rockville John Alubicki has been accept­ The 26-year-old rookie right­ cago 'White Sox by the Califor­ inning. Houston 10 13 .435 6% SOFTBALL League baitters. Only in the ninth did the Yan- York over the Mets wH you. A pitcher has to maln- in the (3CIL standings while three Umes while warming up. ^ ^ <>t San Fran- ed at EJast Carolina University hander kept the Orioles’ bullpen nia Angels 5-1. 9 13 .409 6 The end came when Brock^ed eomposure and retain Tuesday — Barbers vs. Har­ Harrelson Is a first baseman in moth balls for the sixth In the only other American kees get another chance when a Hall Is 2-3. after wlch he and his manager National Baaket- cisco, Waune Embry from Bos- on a football scholarship . . . Monday’s Results off the 11th with a inpie HI ^ -he comovame ______He cannot ry’s, Keeney 8t.; Savings Bank but Boston had George Scott at straight game by cutting down Leagfue game, the Oakland A’s single and two walks loaded the were ejected. ’The result: Three ball Association, and Costello, to**- Len^Chappell from Detroit, Chet LaRoche, president of the St. Louis 2, New York 1, II Cepeda singled him in. ^ .bother him.” It was the fastest game of Guy Rodgers from Chnclnnatl vs. Town Une Package, Roh- that spot, and Judging by last National Football Foundation Detroit on one hit Monday night needed five pitchers to subdu bases with one out, but Me- , . the season going only 2 ;16 . balls and two outs. his counterpart •with the new Dowell got two pinch hitters on Gibson gave up three Wts and ' " ^ J e a v e r couldn’t let and Jon McGIocklin from San «*<«»" S Ounver vs. Herald ,Mt. year’s play, Scottie was the and Hall of Fame, will be one as Baltimore beat the Tigers 4-0 Minnesota 2-1 for their fourth Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia 1 one run in the fourth inning. Anderson retired Hall In order „ . ~ T „ , MUwaukee franchise, ’ both third victory in four decisions. bother him was the run the Diego. Nebo. best in the junior loop at that of the speakers at the Northern for its eighth straight triumph. victory in a row. Houston 10, Ban Francisco 2 six times, the first four in­ Heavyweight boxer Buster reacted favorably Monday to That was all he gave up. Mets might have scored In the Kerr signed with the Phoenix Wednesday — Wyman’s vs. position. However, big George Connecticut Chapter Dinner "Those staVters are getting Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1 "Seaver was throwing a heck nings straight. fir? P>wr. 0»y P..M up '.„u, BUllard, Keeney St.; Congo vs. ORIOLES-’nOEks- WHITE SOX-ANOELS- fourth and didn’t. Rookie Ken football for the New York Jets. team after two years at the has resembled only a big out Thursday night at Central Con­ serious,” said reliever Moe Dra- Only games scheduled , of a game Himself,” Gibson ’Tha Red and White’s first run the established teams in the North Methodist, Robertson; Leonhard, trying to match John fell behind in the second Boswell tried to score on a fly With his build, he should be helm of the Chicago Bulls. to date in the Boston attack and necticut State College . . . Barry bowsky after Leonhard gave up said, "and when a game is ttat came in the fourth liming when league’s expansion draft. Sportsman vs. Telephone, Mt. teammate Tom Phoebus’s no- inning on Bubba Morton’s first Today’s Games ball and was tagged out when playing for the New York Costello retired as a- player------„ . his defensive talents around the Sheckley, former East Catholic only Jim Northrup’s two-out close you’ve got to make sure Kent Smith singled, stole second hltter April 27 that started the homer of the season, but from Los Angeles (Osteen 1-4) at he missed the plate. WAYNE ANDERSON QIants. Phoenix obtained such players for Philadelphia after an early -"c®®' bag have also suffered. Finally, athlete, is playing golf this seventh inning single for the Or­ you don’t make too many mis­ and third and came home cm Baltimore spree, had some trou­ there had little trouble running Chicago (Nye 0-3) Catcher Tim McCarver said he _____ as Dick Van Arsdale and Em- season Injury. Thursday — Faloons vs. Williams benched the fellow who spring with Trinity College, He’s ioles’ six consecutive complete takes. I was throwing real well Dick CJobb’s fielder’s choice. It bles, walking seven and hitting his record to 3-0. New York (Ryan 2-2) at St. hadn’t known Boswell missed Tommy Davis is doing radio '"®W;e Bryant from New York, Each of the 12 established Rl®ck, Keeney St.; Army A batted over .300 last season and a regular on the football team game. ” We’ll have to have an tonight. I only made 109 pitches was only one run but looked two. But the Tigers helped out Rookie Bill Melton put him Louis (Briles 4-1), night the plate, but first baseman Ce­ commercials for men’s hosiery. Goodrich from Los An- teams was allowed to protect ' ’*• North End Fire, Bob- rated next to Carl Yastrzemski in the fall . . . New Haven pro intrasquad game Thursday for in 11 innings.” pretty Mg until the eighth in­ by having four runners thrown ahead by singling in two un­ San Francisco (Marichal 2-1) peda was yelling “ tag him, tag Major League The White Sox can use some M ^ y McLemore from seven of Its players and, after Center vs. L«noz, as the club's best stickers. basketball team in the Eastern the relievers.” Seaver made 120 pitches and ning when a five-run rally out on the bases. He is now 2-0 earned runs in the fourth Inning at Houston (Wilson 1-2), night more long socks. Chicago, Dick Snyder and Gene one of those remaining was se- Yaz, too, has flopped badly. League next season will be New York Yankee hitters — gave up six hits, but that didn’t him.” sparked the Indians, adding in­ TRACK except for Mickey Mantle — after hurling a five-hitter ear­ off Rickie Clark after Bobby Philadelphia (Wise 2-1) at Cin­ “ So I did,” McCarver said. ssLeaderfsL Tormohlen from St. Louis and lected, could protect one more. But back to Harrelson. known as the Elms. dull his performance. The only surance to the win. American League also took an enforced rest as lier in the streak. Knoop’s error, and Bill Voss cinnati (Maloney 2-1), night While he’s not working, why Tuesday —Manchester vs. When it was obvious to every­ * * * Nine men batted in the eighth. Batting „ . (30 at _bats)—^Harrel- McDowell struck out 14 of them The shutout was the third in doubled in a run in the ninth Wednesday’s Games doesn’t Cassius d a y sign on as Bristol Central; East Oattio- one that Joe Lahoud of Danbury Dale Ostrout, batting clean-up, ’ ’ Upheld American Prestige Short Stuff en route to setting a srikeout 10 games for the Orioles and and Tom Cullen followed with Los Angeles at Chicago Jimmy Ellis’ sparring partner? llc at Windsor. didn’t have enough experience singled and stole second. Smith 364. New supervisor of officials in record and pitching Cleveland lowered the staff’s earned run his first homer. Pittsburgh at Atlanta, N Friday — Manchester irs. to replace the ailing Tony Conig- reached first on error and Runs—B. Robinson, Balt., 17; PUtt. the National Football League, to a 3-2 victory. average to 1.40 during that San Francisco at (^uston. Satchel Paige is seeking the llaro in rightfield, Williams Chuck May ivalked to load the Female Runners Had to Win Art McNally, 42, of Philadel- The, strikeouts, along with 16 time. And on the bulletin board A’S-TWINS- New York at St. Struggling Yaz Democratic nomination for TENNIS moved Harrelson into the outer bags. Cobb singled sending Runs , „ batted . , In—Repoz, ’ Calif., phdia, has also been a basket­ in Sudden Sam’s last outing, in the locker room was posted a Reggie Jackson’s fourth in­ Philadelphia at Cinclnnoti, state representative In Missouri. Tuesday —MOC vs. Middle­ garden. home Ostrout, and Smith. Dave ball official with the ECAC for broke Bob Feller’s American ’’bullpen vacatlcm schedule ning solo homer, his fifth, off Hits—Carew, Minn., 29; R. That grand bid msin is still mak­ After Friends Raised Money sex at Mlddletowm. Harrelson is the first to admit Ware safetled to bring May In the past 15'years . . . Bill Maher Leagrue mark of 28 for consecu­ Dave May singled twice fo r ‘ Dean Chance, 3-4, put Oakland American League Jackson, Oak., 28. ing his pitch. Thursday — Manchester at that he’s not an outfielder, but and Anderson singled and saw he rates an E for effort. Once has come up with another fine tive games, and came within two runs and Dave Johnson and Jim Nash ahead 2-1, but W. L. Pet. O.B. Changes Stance Doubles—R. Smith, Bost., 8; ------By FRANK ECK Mrs. Patricia Cheryl Bridges baseball team at St. James’ Nash, 1-2, had to leave in the DOUBLE DU'TY— Neither Red Sox first baseman Cobb score and Ware tallied on given a shot In Uie regular line­ one of Sandy Koufax’ major scored once and drove in anoth­ Baltimore 16 6 .727 — B. Robinson, Balt., 7; AlUson, It was revealed that boxer ^ GreencasUe, Ind., student, was seventh with a leg injury. George Scott nor his shadow were successful in Ron Coinyers’ sacrifice fly. up, he responded with his bat school. The boys have won their leag^Je mark. er run off loser Joe Sparma to Detroit 14 9 .609 2% WASHING'TON (AP) — A struggling Carl Yas- Minn. ,7. Jerry Quarry had bruised sever- ^ Newsfeatures S p o ^ Editor ^,y mdiana State Universl- ' Tuesday — Manchester vs. Manager Bob Kennedy, keep­ fielding this high throw in game at Boston. Anderson struck out six bat- al ribs when' he banged up and his glove work picked up, lirst three starts and face As­ McDowell, pitching the In­ raise the Orioles’ league lad Minnesota 12 11 .622 4% When a girl wants to run she ty classmates and by those to Bristol Central, Windham at ing his bullpen in action, then terti and walked only one While ^ against a juke box. He must runs, too. sumption Wednesday night at dians to their fifth straight vic­ over the Tigers to 2% games. Oakland 12 11 .622 4% ins. whom she sent wedding an- WUllmantic. Mt. Nebo at 6 o’clock . . . New used Ed Spragfue, Paul Llnd- DLCHlv>C J A. • Craig Kelleher went the dlS' have wanted to get some sort of When Scott was benched with tory, did give up seven hits, but Cleveland 11 U .500 6 Senators in the opener of a ’seven-game road tnp, Home runs—Repoz, Calif., 8 ; That’s exacUv what hntmened nouncements before she mar- Thursday —Manchester vs. York football Giants have sign­ INDIAN8-YANK8 blad, Diego Segyi and Tony 5 tance for Hall fanning five and J a record going. w ^ n a A m ^ ried Larry Bridges, her coach. Wethersfield -M aloney at Mun- an anemic batting average, Har­ only one did any damage — Wash'n. 11 11 .'600 walking two in taWn| the loss. Minn.. 7. ed running back Ernie Koy to Mantle’s 52nd career homer McDowell continued Cleve- Pierce to save the victory. OallfOmla 11 13 .468 6 "I’m sure I’m «>ky - raUe his arms higher and make Stolen bases — Campaneris, relson moved in from rightfield New Jersey Owner Manchester committed only R.II hp ^*•*8 to Blackburn. Eng- Incidentally, none of those Chester. a fourth contract . . . Manches- Boston 9 12 .429 6 my season some other alterations. Oak., 9; White, N.Y., 8. BIU Sharman is lucky to be represent the United Kiris would pass for Amazon- to first base and looked even three errors while Hall had nix teir Otty of the English Flrat New York 10 14 .417 7 Pitching (2 decislMis)—Santi­ Stotes In the second women’s ‘ JPe athletes. They range In age better at the plate during the costly ones. ISipped at Post recent Oakland series. Division and Dunfermline Ath­ Chicago 6 14 .300 9 ago, Boat., 3-0, 1.000; John, » ^ ^ starting international cross-country 17 to 26 and from 100- letic of the Scottish First Di­ wf., ot r.o.pt»ri..S 11.. SSi I ’The locals travel to Wethers­ ■nie defending champion Red Monday’s Results swing that led him-to the Triple ball, he said, way I w Chic., 3-0, 1.000; McLain, Det., witii all Stars. championships. pound Miss Rocha to the 137 CARUSLE, England (AP) vision, will meet in an interna­ W ants Mikan F ired field Wednesday for a 3:30 tilt. Sox have fallen all the way down Baltimore 4, Detroit 0 Crov^ and the American standing was f o r c ^ 4-0, 1.000; Warden, Det., 3-0, rrn,„ Atui.u TT I pounds Of 6-foot-9 Mlss May- — A Jockey finished thM in tional soccer match Sunday, Mancheater (6) Former major league catcher Amateur Athletic Union to ninth place. {JTeveland 3, New York 2 MINNEAPOLIS (A P )— How far will dissident New 1.. a race at Carlisle Monday May 19 at Willow Brook Park League’s Most Valuable Player «»y ^ ab r h po a e rbl Earl Battey was hired as a handled all arrangements but j. . attractive Last weekend the “ loyal” fans Oakland 2, Minnesota 1 year, which I hope I can copy Jersey owner Arthur Brown carry his virtual one-man 3 0 1 3 1 1 1 Strikeouts —, McDowell night — nipped at the post in New Britain . . . UConn home 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 baseball consultant by Con Edl- ^®^’^ h^'*'**®* ^ P®'''"‘‘ but they upheld American pres- had field days, unloading on Chicago 5, California 1 After leading the league In ™ade it impossible to Cleve., 63; McLain, Det., 46. by his own horse. baseball games tails week will campaign to bring about the removal of George Mikan ______3b 3 0 0 0 6 1 0 son. They must need more pow- transportation and ^ once pro- their favorites who failed to Only games scheduled Ostrout, U 4 1 1 3 0 0 0 National League Chris Collins was riding include a big meeting with state batting, homers and runs bntted bitch. as commissioner of the American Basketball AsSocia smith, rf 4 3 3 8 0 0 1 ®r- . “ ■ hlblted girls from running more produce, from Yastrzemski on Today’s Games 3 10 13 0 0 Batting (30 at bats) — Rose, Dandy Tom to a second-place rival Wesleyain Thursday after­ in a year ago, Yastrzemski 'Yastrzemski isn’t the only May, SB ------With the heap of friends, than 220 yards. down. Cleveland (Tiant 2-2) at New - lb 4 1 3 13 0 0 1 Cin., .404; T. Aaron, Atl., .369. finish behind Signal Guide noon plus Boston College on started off with two home' runs member of the Red Sox having ’That appeared to be the prime M attV A loU W aitS, Ware, c 4 1 3 6 2 0 1 Ralph Custer is a pitcher for classmates and neighbors the Mrs. Doris Brown, holder of Only consistent hitting by York (Bouton 0-0), night Runs — Rose, Cln., 21; Flood, when Dandy Tom threw Col­ Saturday. Jim Martello of 'Ver­ on opening day at Detroit this his troubles this sprihg. Most of question as ABA trustees ° and •' . _ ^ _ AnderAnderson, p 4 0 1 0 6 0 2 the Eastern Baseball League a giris raised the money them- the American women's indoor Harrelson and Joe Foy and a Detroit (Lolich 1-1) at Baltimore St. L., 20. lins off. non is a likely pitching choice spring. Since then it has been the team, in fact, has failed to owners headed Into the second r ilt S tO A l l F i c I q B TVrtals i "i Waterbury Indians. Wonder selves, lit took about »825 fbr record for the mile—4-40 4—re- fine pitching performance by (Phoebus 4-1), night j Runs batted In — McCovey, Collins Jumped up and ran for Wes Thursday while'"* Man­ pretty much all downhill for the hit as the club lost seven of its day of their annual meeting to- ____ whether he’U make the team’s each glri to ipake the trip. talned the Individual title she Jose Santiago saved it from Boston (Santiago 3-0) at Wash­ By MATTY ALOU S.F., 19; Swoboda, N.Y., 18; after his horse. 'Ilie horse chester’s Ray LaGace will be slugging left fielder. He is hit- last eight games and plummeted ' day. h po a e rbl last home stand. Here’s how this resolute group won last year in Wales. And the behind a complete flop. ington (Colemen 1-1), night Bradley, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Perez, Cin., 18. crossed the finish line after ready lor B. C. if called upon Ung only .233 with four homers Into ninth place. The lone ex- Brown, it was learned, Of tile PHtobargh IPlrates DeMaio, If 0 3 0 0 0 of distaff runners acquired the United States team defeated Minnesota (Kaat 0-0) at Oak­ g Hits — Rose, Cin., 40; F. Signal Guide and Collins fin­ to face the Huskies Saturday. and eight RBIs. His last home ception is Ken Harrelson,'. who brought his feud with Mikan to Written for AP Newsfeatures HeUpero, _ __ _ lb O 11 g 0 0 Tom McCraw of the White Sox necessary funds: F]ngland, 19-20. land (Odom 2-2), night Benoit, d 0 10 0 0 Alou, Atl., 36. ished third. It was a photo ♦ ♦ * run came on April 17. has been on a tear since being a head at Monday’s session aft­ The big thing that helped me ariiio,' ab 0 0 1 2 0 Doubles — L. Johnson, Chic., made three eijow In one Innfog Brown, Seattle completed the two and Here ’ n There ChicEigo (Horlen 0-5) at (3all- 0 1 3 finish among the three, Yaz sjient an hour in a tele- Inserted into the lineup as a er losing an attempt to make gret to the major leagues was 0 9; 3 tied with 8. Johnny £]gan of the Balti­ End of Line fomla (Ellis 1-3), night 0 3 1 w ^ k f d ®f^lt®ncher, and her principal three. vision studio watching himself regular and currenUy leads the ironclad a league regulation being quick •with my hands, c 0 3 0 0 Triples — 3 tied with 8. weekend military duty. He prob­ more Bullets has launched a Assistant coach with the Wednesday’s Games at Butler Junior High School and strong winds at Blackburn Unfortunately for CoUlns, over and over again in the last league with a .400 average, that no new franchise may be With a quick bat I was able to 0 1 0 0 Home runs — Swoboda, N.Y., ably needed some basic train­ in March. Her time was 16 min­ new off-season career with a Hartford Knights this fall will Cleveland at New York 0 3 2 contacted Rotary Clubs. and for Dandy Tom's back­ two games of the 1967 season Manager Dick Williams plans placed within 100 miles of an es- wait a bit longer to get a. good Pronovos, a 0 0 0 ing. utes flat, just 12 seconds ahead New York modeling agency. The be Frank Toro, former local Minnesota at Oakland, N ______° 7; McCovey, S.F., 7. Mrs. Vicki Foltz, a Monroe, ers, the jockey was unable when he went 7-for-8 as the Red some lineup changes tonight as tablished franchise. look at the pitch. Totals 31 0 0 34 7 6 0 Stolen bases — Wills, Pitt., 6; of runnerup Mrs. Foltz. Miss former Weaver High of Hart­ player and coach. Toro, the r Chicago at California, N Sox defeated the Minnesota he sends undefeated Jose Ban- The National Hockey League Wash., housewife, got her travel to catch the horse. Having ford star, who makes his home best pass-catching end this Boston at Washington, N The ABA has been talking of i ^as a pull hitter with the ^ rim loi mx—a Davis, L.A., 5 season will have run seven expenses after the Klwanls Club May*‘®to «nlsbed fifth and Mrs lost, contact, both horse and Twins twice in a row to win the Uago after his fourth straight placing a 12th franchise In New gan Francisco Giants and In my SB—Co^er 3, OoughUn, Ootob 3, Pitching (2 decisions) — 5 Bridges 11th to complete the in Wethersfield, has been in the writer has ever seen in these Detroit at Baltimore, N pennant. He then explained the victory. He plans to move Har- months by the time it is fin- borrowed from a bank. Contri- rider were disqualified. parts, performed three seasons York City and Mikan has sold in last year with them, 1966, I hit Ostrout, S. 2; .j^th 1.000. U.S. scoring. big show seven seasons. Hand­ drasUc adjustments he feels are relson. back to right field, re- 44; ished. Looks as though the buttons wore sought to help with the locals when they ruled the past he feels the league only .231. po .they traded me to Strikeouts — Singer, L.A some Johnny is a former apoita- needed in his current stance to storing George Scott to the first diould have a team there, the Pirates. Kelleher ’2; lS>-Anae«to«i 0. Kelle- 3 tied with 38. Montreal Canadlens will be the meet the loan, the roost on the New England caster on Manchester’s WINF recapture that form. base job. Harrelson will also be Brown’s Americans just Harry Walker, our manager, **er 5; PB—Ware 3. ------best of seven. Linda Miayfleld, Cave Junc­ radio station . . . Rangy Jimmy semi-pro football scene . . . Jlm- tion, Ore., high school girl, was Blues Still Have ‘Pride’ "I ’ll turn my body in by some moved to the No. 4 spot In the switched from Teaneck to Ne- knew I was a fast runner and Reynolds, fine East Catholic my Martello blanked Amherst 46 degrees. . .that’s around to- batting order for the flrat time What’s His Worth Today? Netmen Square Recurf ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Mon- says the Blues also have some- High basketball player, has been on two hits Saturday and came 37TH LICK__Willie Mays licks his fingers after cutting birthday cake present­ work, N.J. being a left-handed batter I the Lions Club and Southern treal Canadlens feel the St. thing else going for them. ward the pitcher Instead of be- this season, while Reggie Smith, Falling to get even one owner could always get a good jump named to the 15-player Catholic back Sunday against the same ed to him before last night’s game in Houston by Roy Hofheinz. ing directed toward first base,” who has been holding down the Evening the season record at Oregon’s Illinois Valley High Louis Blues have “ got pride,” "Hiey’ve got a lot of fellows High Scbdol AU-Amerlca squad club in a relief role to get credit to support his proposal that no toward first base. He told me if 2-2 the Manchester High ten.nis School football and cross-coun- and Canadlen goalie Gump Wor- who want to beat this organlza- he said, adding that he’ll also cleanup spot, will bat fifth. team could be placed In New I could hit to the opposite field Namath in Good Position . . . Rugged East football back for a 2-1 decision. — Icam notched a 3-2 v'..;ory over try teams. sley says "this Is where the tion,” Ferguson said. He meant 569 Pounds One for Every Career Homer York, Brown and his attorney —left field—I would have a bet- Bristol Central High yesterday Natalie Rocha, Sacramento glory is.” the half-dozen Blues who used ^Shot in the Dark’ then iRformed the meeting that ter batting average, To Bargain for Contract at the local couits. Scott Mac- student and her track club, But glory Isn’t the Immediate to work for the Canadlens. Strict Code of Ethics Asked i p CHURCH SOFTBALL a suit has peen filed and that What a difference it made. I Lean vas the onlv MHS singles Will’s Spikettes, had a pop hot- concern of the Blues. ’They just Of course, Montreal has a Scoring in each of the first Brown wants Mikan out as com- hit .342 In 1966 and won the Na- NEW YORK (AP) — If Joe ------*- New w'nner. Results: Singles Civil tie collection drive, the Pacific want to even the National Hock- couple of things going, also. Like five innings, Annulti Construc­ mlssloner. tlonal League battlhg title. Not Namath was worth $400,(X)0 Fran Tarkenton, the gjgg lira (P) def. Boll (Mi O-i: 3-U. Association of the AAU oontrlb- ey League’s Stanley Chip idiam- strong fast skaters, deadly shoot­ Governing Recruiting Rules OirthclRy lOF W l l l l C tion got off on the right foot What triggered Brown’s cam- only that tout by getting 183 base hg game out of Alabama York Giants’ quarterback, I' ngel (B) def. P i . c> (M) 3-6 uted $2(X) and friends added to pionshlp seven-game series at 1- ers and tenacious defenders. palgn to oust Mikan was the hits I was able to move my sto- ^f^^t Is he worth today to the has a little business wltti the BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — more than four decades, coach- , -■ - j - k g last night at Robertson Park McDowell on Target 7-'j; MacLean (Ml def. Caini)- the fund. 1 tonight. The Blues lost the first The Canadlens also have a lot with an 18-4 opening night de­ commissioner’s ruling a month len bases up from 10 to 23. York Jets? front office before the 1968 sea- I,."!! (U) 6-3 6-3. Doubles —Pas- Lori Schutt, Illinois post-gra'J- game 3-2 In overtime Sunday. of rest, something the Blues Harry Rabenhorst, 70 today, re- Ing a variety of sports and cll- I F .1. /k r C l l l T l ¥ * T V ago forcing New Jersey to for- Once In awhile when the Held- ipj^g gyt soon, If son. He finished the second year tired after 43 years as a coach maxing his career by serving as |J ■ X X CRJl 1/ ▼ cision over Sealtest. to' - MacLean (Ml def. Givil- uate student, received contrlbu- The«thlrd and fourth games will have had precious little of. Mon- Carlo Petricca and Stan Zima felt Its playoff game to Kentuc- ers play me more toward left haven’t been told already, of a two-year contract originally ■irp —Engel 6-2 6-2; 6 o I —Ok- tiOnis from the Illinois faculty be played Thursday and Satur- .treal had played nine playoff and athletic administrator at athletic director. w ky to decide fourth place In the field I pull the ball. I’ve got to ^j,at Namath wants to sign signed in Minnesota when the Louisiana Btate with a caU for a The lengthy list of athletes NEW YORK (AP)—Roy Hofheinz presented Willie 2. was the victim of seven runs homered for the winners and On Mound and Plate rart (V ) def. Cauiiibeh —P..0IC and students and residents of day in Montreal. games going Into the finals, the Mike Davis collected three hits Eastern Division. keep the fielders honest so they j^g^ contract with Soimy ‘67 season ended, (B) 6-1, 6-3. Champaign, 111. Montreal’s John Ferguson Blues 14. strict code of ethics governing came under Rabenhorst’s ^^ys with an Astrodomical birthday cake, but Denny 1 " Gian^^^^ NEW YORK (A P )—^Throwing shots in the dark is don’t bunch up on the left side. ^grbUa and his partners. The There have been preliminary and the Flavells, Don and Gil, Sam McDowell’s business. Hitting one can be pure coneglate recruiting. ^(dance reads like a page or Lemaster wasn’t giving away a thing. on S MeSovS’s s e vIVt^ each had a pair. Hitting stars To hit to left field I not only original agreement, signed ear- talks between the Scrambler “"Many Many evils can creep intomio re- two fromirom a who’swno s whowno ofor theme Hofheinz, thPthe TeKM-thinkinE*Texas-thinking ...... waited on the pitch a bit longer jy expired. 6^ Mara, president of the homer in the eighth. for the losers were Wayne Rey­ pleasure for Sudden Sam and the Cleveland Indians. Guemey Prefers cruiting because of the overen- sports world. owner of 4he Houston Astros, feet square and contained 3,800 McDowell struck out 14 N e w ------but I went to a heavier bat. It’s ^ "miper glamor star of a Giants, but nothing deflrilte has eggs. Hofheinz also gave Mays nolds, Charlie Bunce, Chaille thuslasm of alumni, giving a lit- Friends and former players helped the Giant slugger cele- York-batters Monday night, set- record of 28 strikeouts set 30 Piston Engines 37 ounces. I used to swing a 32- ujgi jjgg fantastic drawing been announced. ’Tarkenton, too, a couple of gallons of cham­ PHIL8 -REDS- McFall and Wally Fortin, each tle bit on the side and a little bit turned out at a campus banquet brate his 37th birthday in the ting an American League strike- years ago by former Cleveland ounce bat and would swing In a pg^gj. at Shea Stadium, Namath 'will come high In his new New pagne, which he thoughtfully John Bench brpjje out <5T a lilt- with two blngles. Wayne Rey­ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.' (AP) — under the table,” said Raben- Monday night to honor the ami- Astrodome Monday night. He out mark for consecutive games, £(ce Bob Feller. Sandy Koufax hurry.' .A. Is In a strong bargaining poal- York setting, shared with his fellow Giants to ting slump with a homer, a sin­ nolds was busy in leftfleld haul­ Dan Gurney says he prefers to horst In an Interview. able, graying Rabenhorst. gave Mays a cake weighing 669 and lined a two-run single that established the major leagsie I had trouble irith the curve Although he has undergone drown their postgame sorrows. gle and a double in the Phillies’ ing down eight putouts. stay with the con'ventional pis­ High-pressure recruiting re- During his years at LSU, Hie pounds, one for every one of his After a four-run first, the win- carried the Indians past the high of 31 in consecutive 1969 ton-engine cars rather than ball with the lighter,lighter', bat. .Now I ny„jgroug operations on both In other National______League___ o __lopsided triumph. George Clul- hit a curve ball better than Last Night’s Fights suited in the college basketball served as head basketball and career homers, games Monday night, Cincinnati ver went the distance for Phila- ners put the game out of reach Uirir flflUi starts for the Los Angeles Dodg- swttch to the revttlutlonary tur­ knees, Kls quiok right arm rep­ PHILADELPHIA — Mlquel scandals a decade ago, Raben- head baseball coach, assistot Then the game started and ers. bines. ever. , resents the Jets’ attack. Barreto, 146, New York, out- bombed Philadelphia 10-1, Pitts- delphla despite giving up 10 ^ th eight tallies in the second straight victory, Matty Alou, 29, hit .338 laJt horst believes. “ When you start football and track coach and'las- Willie might have been back in frame. “ Koufak? He’s a TV announcer "n ils wouldn’t be much of a ■ Aui J fvia WerWln talked with Namath pointed Al Massey, 141%, Phila- burgh edged Atlanta 2-1 and St. hits. Pete Rose homered and ex- The cannon-armed southpaw, sea^n, tWrd »>®»t «fef® j " ^ e compromising with what is true sistant athletic director. the dressing room eating his Louis trimmed New York 2-1 in tended his hitting streak for the Annum 481 320 0 18-20-2 wtio fanned 16 in a 3-1 victory now, isn’t he? I really don’t like race if everything out there was and right, how can you point Rabenhorst coached Alvin cake for all the hitting he did. 10 innings. Reds to 21 games. SeaUeet 012 010 0 4- 9-3 over Oakland his last time out, to talk about him,” McDowell a turbine,” Gurney said Monday npientifir after he Was reaeased from the SECAUCU9, N.J. - Tony your finger at someone who Dark and Joe Adcock In base- He went O-for-3 at the plate as Churchill, Flavell and Gaskell! bettered by two the two-game said, "he’s one in a million.” during practice for the Indian- ^ ®"® m oved Hospital- When last heard from MamarelU, 137, Secaucus, out- Chevrolet’s special sa vin g bonus gambles? ball and basketball and each Lemaster shackled the Giants ForUn and Reynolds. apolls 6(X>-mlle race. ratters, in tw y Namath was soaking up the sun pointed Pablo Lopez, 39, New ASTROS-GIANTS- PIRATES-BRAVES- now adds more value to cars already giving you the most. “ I see no difference in It,” sent their congratulations to and Rusty Staub and his team- DOnn Clendenon’s two-run DUSTY SOFTBALL “ You may see that day” when W® m Florida. York. 8. .301. added Rabenhorst. their old mentor. Dark now mates poured it on for a 10-2 Staub, spraying hits with homer in the fourth inning, his Alter falling to score In the turbines fill the field for the Me­ "Coach Rable,” as he is affec- manages the Cileveland Indiana Houston victory, abandon, drove in six runs for fourth of the season, gave Pitts­ first frame, Cantone’s Oilers morial Day race, he said,, “ but tlonately known, played a major and Adcock is a former Cleve- The cake, according to those the Astros with a double and burgh the slim margin it needed warmed up and never stopped I’d like to be able to say I was Pipers Sign Jones role in athletics at LSU for land manager. who did the cc was eight three singles. Gaylord , 2- to beat the Braves. Jim Bunning en route to an easy 17-6 opening SHAVING STROKE^ one gC the last ones to make MINNEAPOUS (AP) — Btily allowed Atlanta just four hits. night decision over Alberti at the swlAcb.” Jones, 6-foot-4 ihamber of Fair- TOWING but had to leave in the eiglbth Keeney Field last night. by Frank Beard 'Qumey, of Costa Mesa, Calif., field UnIver8Uy’.s 1967-88 basket- with a twisted ankle. The injury Jim Breen and Marsh Potter ,.rf drove hlB rear-engine Ford 167.2 baU team, has. been signed by A b o At -c a m p b r t r a i l e r t h is s u m m e r was not'believed to be serious. homered for the Oilers. Ron La- miles a hour Monday—feistest Pittsburgh of the American Bas- One of a series of Polnte (4 for 6), Breen (3 for 4), since 6(X) practice began May 1. ketball Association. famous Bannister Babies... Don Simmons (3 for 4), Frank Taking Inmntory “ There’s something about a Jones was picked In the last PROTECT “WITH OIL HEAT... piston-engine car—the noise, the of three rounds of draft choices,. 168 savings Filloramo, Don Gllha and Wayne 'The exitenit to which you B ow lin g feel,” Gurney said. the ABA reported Simday. YOUR TRANSMISSION Longfellow, all 2 for 3, paced should jump Into formal les­ the winners who had 22 base sons at the start of a new sea­ TEETOTALERS—Fran Laur- hits. son depends on how far ad- Clay Loses Another Round i HEAT SERVICE TO THE ia 178-461, Gloria Clemens 199- Best at the plate for .the los­ -vaiiced a golfer is with his 177-196-671, Harriet Coons 211- ers were Rich Glorgetti and game. l>nOM THE EXTRA LOAD MAY CAUSE Miles Bouthilierk each with two 183-63%, Cathy Pasquallnl 467, I’d go out first and loosen In Fight to Escape Draft ; A MAJOR BREAKDOWN Betty Haefs 466, Madeline Tallin blows. ul|> and take a penrsonal Inven­ 466, Jo Malpezzl 462. Cantone 026 172 - 17-22-4 NEW ORLEANS (AP)—For­ traditional one step forward tory. If you’ve played at all, Alberti 010 030 1 5- 8-6 mer world heavyweight boxing which signifies entry Into the \ you slwuld know your game. * mNSWISSION COOLER COMPLETE CHURCH—Paul Abert 224-673, Klein and Gibbons:, champion Cassius Clay Has lost military. Bob Stavens 234-669, Clem Quey R. Hampson and Gochee. ’Dhe feUow who know what another round In his legal fight ’The influential U.S. boxing will h e^ to prevent dils breabdown. Stop, by AAMOO Trans- 210-666, Jack Nash 660, Pete REC SOFTBALL he was doing wrong last sum­ to a'Told a prison sentence im­ circles stripped d a y of ids title iidssions of Manchester and wo will instajl the proper size Foster '210, Fred Towle 208, Nels Tallying at least two rums in mer and was working on It, posed for refusing Induction into where. In a highly publicized tTsnrm lttl"f cooler lliat wlD keep your oar en the go aU Johnson 206. every inning the Britlsh-Ameri- and mayhe had It halfway or the Armed Forces. some countries of the world con­ sumaner. HEATING SYSTEM cans routed Buckland labt night aJa the way lidked, should be 'The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of tinue to recognize him as cham­ PUb up your FREE nansmlsslon Servloe Guide that de- SAPLINGS —Lois Spencer at Mt. Nebo in the season open­ able to pick up by himself. Appeals here Monday upheld pion. In Its qpinlon the court noted soribes 11 ways to protect your transmleelon. 126-336, Marge Gryb 126, Ellen er, 19-1. t} I beUeve in self-reliance. 1 Clay’s convlctlcm and five-year BA’s 244 423 x 19-17-2 pretty much watch myself.' I prison term, rejecting his that d a y "claim s‘fo be a minis Oflara 126, Marion Smith 127. Ev«y mimita anS • loH ot tvayder, m iMom In tin U.S. u ll i AAMCO Buckland 001 000 0 1- 8-6 don’t have to go- for any help claims to be a conscientioue ob­ ter of the lost nation of Islam generally, but that’s because I (Black MusIlmsO” dnd mCin- about tranimluion troubla. IS GUARANTEED ELKS—Mike Denhup 1 6 5 - 3 9 0 , ------jector because of being a Black Evaty waak AAMCO aalliilaa mora th*n 10,000 tranunlHkm problanM. IMPAIA CUSTOM COUPE ^ n s he was due a ministerial- Jim Aceto 148, John Naretto 144- EARLY BIRDS—Vera Hock- w a s‘'fortunate in growing up MusUm minister. - Youfatfraato*ln|,afraairo»dchaei(,latt,aWciantMrvlca— motiUtnaa exemption from tile draft. 389, Sriro Laiig 166, John Rieder er 140-369, Iris Vaoantl 134, Ann that I became well-acquainted In |uat ona day. And with AAMCO, your tmnainlulOfl can ba pratactad by d a y , who prefers his MusUm ’Tl'aclng d a y ’s activities back 383, Roger Ricard 364, Fred Geagan 133, Ellie Wlncze 132, wUh my swing. Golf is an in- name of Muhammad All, was ovar 800 AAMCO Cantara coast to cotit. dividuaa game. I’m a hooker, several years, the judges decid­ Evaiymlnutaanditalf.ionwonaproyM.,, ‘ 24 HOURS A DAY!” Poudrier 384 ,Stan Seymour, 369, Edna Christenson 129, Lorraine convicted 01^ criminal charges ed, “ Ids vocation is clearly that Joe Plcaut 364. Skrabul 126, Flo Nllesy 126. so I just watch my grip and by a federal/court jury In Hous­ my tempo. I can always tell of a professional boxer.” ton, Tex., iaat June 20. The d a y contended that his con­ And You Can Bet Your Life On It! when i; go wrong. IhcldentaUy, Judge gave him the maximum We REPAIR I’m a hooker by choice. Hiat’s stitutional rights had been 'vio­ Ym am Inal roar trassmltolM to AAMOOf BUY sentence—five years behind the way my game is bullf. lated by a systematic exolusion Wm M's UrgMt rm eanWaalwi SpMtolItto. Anyone can offer you 'just about 200-hp Turbo-Fire V8, Powerglide 4. Now, for the first time ever, big SELL baxs and .a $10,000 fine. OIL FUEL INSTITUTE OF GREATER HARTFORD, INC. 'Xtou don’t want too many remenqber what the pbo told of Negroes from draft boards. anything with a fancy paint job, and whitewalls. savings on power disc brakes and 119 ANN STREET, HARTFORD^ CONN. 06103 VOLKSWAGENS Lawyers tor d a y , who is free But the court quoted the Na­ TNiisrrM CMMMM M If people looking at you and ad­ special trim, a few gadgets, and 2. Any Chevrolet or Chevelle with power steering when you buy any you last year, work on that - C'OiMPLETE VW REPAIR SERVICE on $6,000 bond, have promised a tional Ad'vlsory Commission on TRANSMISSIONS vising you on your swing. Bt’s before you attempt something call it a "sale." But see what your 250-hp Turbo-Fire V8, Powerglide Chevrolet or Chevelle V8. fight to the U.S. Supreme Court. Selective Service as saying like a baseball batter who has new. There has to be a reason AAMCO OP MANCHESTER Chevrolet dealer is comi^ng up with and wijitewalls. 5. Buy any Chevrolet or Chevelle REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES Clay’s battle with the federal “ there la no, evidence that the too many coaohea. Say, he’s for a lesson. Don’t just say to Home Owned — Home Operated during his '68 Savings ^xplol 3. Any regular Chevrolet with 250- V8 2- or 4-door hardtop— save on had one bad season. Every jok­ courts began April 28, 1967, at variability of the Selective Serv­ PHONE M8-24iT the pro, “What am I .doing Check these Bonus Savings Plans. hp Turbo-Fire V8, turbo Hydra- vinyl top, electric clock, wheel er who’s batted .200 In the mi­ wrong?” Ask him, "Why am I the Houston Induction CentA, ice systems leads to any sys­ TALOOTTVILLE — Msnchester-'Vemon To'wn Line MORIARTY’S CHEVRON SERVICE tematic biases against poor peo­ 1. Any Chevrolet or Chevelle with Matic and whitewalls. covers and appearance guard items. nors starts telling him what doing this wrong?” And It he’s ' where. In a hlghyl publicized Tim Moriarty, Proprietor . . . he’s done wrong and confuses familiar with your game, he move, he refused to take the ple, or Negroes.” him even more. Manchester Fuel Institute can tell you instantly and get 270 HARTFORD ROAD # 643-6217 If you need a teacher, you started on the path to a stick with one man. If you can good season. TWBinY4rOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-nVE HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOF^B SniiMts SwrvicM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp Hdp Wenled— Mele 34 GW£AT SCOTT t VOUR CAB ... NEW SHOCK VA ALWAVS WAS ^ ... 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Call 643-5764 after 6846, 643-0973. fuU-Ume or 9-3 p.m. Immediate OPERATORS REFRIGERATION service For Your 1 p.m. L. PELLETIER — Painting — jobs, work near home. High­ days 8:16 to 4:16. Security In­ man or apprenUce wanted for SHARPENING Service — Sa .vs, interior and exterior, papering est pay, no fee. Staff Builders. FULL-TIME DAYS surance, 1000 Aaylum Avenue, local established company. Call Information VOLKSWAGEN 1966! 2-door 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- Hartford. 644-1811. S-7 knives, axes, shears, skates, 8uid paper refnoval, fully in­ C-7 CRAMPAW sedan. Assume monthly pay­ rotary blades. Quick service. sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. 7610. PART-TIME NIGHTS THE HERALD will not ments, no money down. Call k S H Capitol Equipment Co., 38 DARK disclose the identity of 233-8715 ask for Mr. Bake. Main St„ Manchester. Hours INSpE-outslde palnUng, Spe­ ¥ 1 1 ^ any advertiser using box cial rates for people over 65. Must be experienced Alpha- ROOM letters. Readers ‘a^swel^ 1966 CHEVROLET Super Sport, daily 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, WOMAN Numeric IBM keypuncher. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Saturday 7:30-4. 843-7968. Call my compeUtors, then call ing blind box ads who 283 Cubic Inch, automatic, ______me. EsUmates given. 649-7863, FOR FULL OR PART-TIME Company offers excellent AIRCRAFT desire to protect their m ^ y extras. One owner car, RUBBISH - Jrash removed to wages and working condi­ vour woBpy, idenUty can follow this 875-8401. ASSEMBLY WORK tions, convenient free park­ excellent condiUon. Call 742- the dump, ' lawns maintained. SHERIFF.THE MEANEST m handle him. pitHjedure; 8237 mornings. APPLY ing, In-plant cafeteria and Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. above average benefits. 6 UN IN THE WHOLE WEST Enclose your reply to the IS HEAPED R X X ^ tN / 1966 FORD — 2 door, custom BULLDOZER, backhoe work, CARBON PRODUCTS Inc. box In an envelope — V—8. Standard floor shift. Very OPPORTUNITIES address' to the (^Haasl- land clearing, sepUc tanks in­ PAINTING 218 Hartford Rd. FIRST NATIONAL fled Manager, Manchester good condiUon. Best offer. Eve­ stalled, drainage fields. Paul Manchester, Conn. Evening Heredd, together nings 649-6764. Schendel, 649-0466. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR STORES with a memo listing the Comer* Park & Oakland Aves. companies you do NOT 1959 PONTIAC — 2-door, good BUZZ SAWYBR BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. running condition, $100. (3all Household Services WANTED — Capable person to East Hartford Your letter will be de­ 643-4368 after 5 p.m. T.]. FLANAGAN care for baby, 7:30-6 p.m. AND WHO ) THE MEN WHO V#HT PEAR G00PNES5/ ^ n o , i s p en t th e stroyed If the 'advertiser Offered 13«A Call 643-6601. Have Machining Skiii? ARETH fYfV ME TO OUITIHENAW is one you’ve menUoned. 1964 FORD—427—black. Two 4 WAITRESS wanted. Apply to ANDWORKFORTHEM i M O i O ^ OIKKIHe barrel carburetors, 4 mag VENETIAN blinds — repaired, & SONS MATURE WOMAN to work full ON THEMTHROU6H If not It wlU be handled retaped and recorded. 646-0273, Mr. Fllnk at Cavey’s Restau­ fOR*5ftOOOAYEAR. NMAL INTELLIGENCE. In the usual manner. wheels. Call 643-7664 after 6. Ume In specialized cheese and rant, 643-1416. Want Machining Skill? A YEAR. DIDVDU 649-2971. Fully Insured gourmet shop. Apply in per- accept? THEY'RE GANGSTERS. 1967 FIREBIRD 400, 4-speed, po- son.' Swiss Colony, Manchester DIAL your way to profits. Tele- I sl-tracUon, tach on hood. Many TRUCKING, bulk dellV' Parkade. • ami __ ___ cry, yards. atUcs, cellar: (Uablllty, prope'rty, workman’s phoning custoiners of the Ful I D ID N T t h i n k . Lost and Found extras. SUII under guiirantee. ery> yards, atUcs, cellars The Aircraffs the Place for You M ler Brush Company from your $2,200. Call 742-6291. Between cleaned and removed. Also odd comp.) ' ’THECbUl?A6£. LOST — Bunch of keys, with 2 jobs. 644-896^. home. Excellent profits. Call rings. Reward. Call 643-7548 af­ 5:30 and 6 p.m. 247-1949. Call anytime for free esUmates. If ybtt’jre a machinist, you’ll want to look ter 12. (XIRVETTE 1966, convertible. REWEA'VING of bums, moth- into a PTatt & Whitney Aircraft job right Assume monthly payments, no holes, zippers repaired. Win­ BANK now. You ean start immediately at jet-age FOUND —Male Ctollie. Color, dow shades made to measure, WAITRESS part-time, morning White with grayish brown money down. Call 233-8715 ask 643-1949 and lunch. Call 647-1691. pay in a job'tjiat offers advancement oj>por- r - 7 for Mr. Dias. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Proof machine operator. patches. Call Andover dog made while you wait. Tape re­ Convenient day time hours. tunities. The Aircraft continues to grow, and it) TM kr NCA. U( UL pJl. Oh! MATURE experienced sales warden, 742-7194. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- corders for rent. Marlow's 887 Call for appointment. The if you have the ability and ambition you can JOSEPp P. LE'WIS — custom women needed full and part- ‘He's working on a string of two straight scoreless FOUND — Lady's eye glasses, door wagon, V-8, automatic, Main St., 649-5221. South Windsor Bank & Trust time. Apply Peggy Ann Shop, grow, too, at the Ai^raft. O'HEAL power brakes, power steering painttog, Interior and exterior, Co., 289-7407. A Manchester Parkade. MICKY FIN N innings!” gray suede case, Raymond and power windows. Original NOW IS THE TIME to protect paperhanging, wallpaper re­ If you want machine training, the Aircraft’s BY LANK LEONARD Road. Call 643-2012. owner. Tip top shape. Call 649- and restore original appear­ moved. Wallpaper books on re­ TYPISTS the place for you, too. 'Th^e’s a wide Yiii’lety MEANWHILE— ------^ 4679. ance of your amesite driveway quest. Fully insured. Free es­ YOU GET A LOT MORE of training courses that rdnge from’ three GUES5 I'M Announcamants 2 with a good coat of protective timates. Call 649-9668. DENTAL ASSISTANT — ex­ FROM SECURITY THAN OUR weeks to four yearc and you% earn jet-age WHY IN HEAVEN'S NAME STUBBORN' THE WILLBTS perienced preferred but will ^Allie BY WALT WETTERBERU 1965 MUSTANG convertible, sealer. Free estimates. 742- NAME SUGGESTS: IS AT DIDN'T y o u GO TO green, 6 cylinder, standard PAINTING — interior and ex­ train. Knowledge of typing and pay while you leani. One of th^m could be BELLTOWN? ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ 9487. THE ers, sales and seirvice, l>onded shift, excellent condition, $1,- terior, very reasonable, free office procedure. Write Box GOOD SALARIES just what you’re looking for! ^ I APPROACH 496. or best offer. 742-6092. estimates. Call Richard EE, Manchester Herald. LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS IN THE representative. Alfred Amell, And remember, you’'ll find the Aircraf^Ss big 647-1719 or 643-4913. Building— Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. FREE PARKING HRST FORD f Ijt u RA convertible ATTENTION ladles. A Marshall package of b en ^ts hai-d to match. It adds FRAME EXCELLENT WORKING Y Controeting 14 OF THE LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 1963, automatic. Assume Field family owned organiza­ CONDITIONS even more value to your paycheck at, P r a ^ SECOND Cadillac yours for your wed­ monthly payments, no money ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ EXTERIOR HOUSE painting. tion is conducting a nation 'wide CAFETERIA ON PREMISES & Whitney Aircraft. Apply today! GAME— ding day with chauffer, down. Call 233-8715 ask for Mr. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Reasonable. Call 649-7996. expansion prog^ram — interest­ AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE alr-conditloned, 7-passenger. Bake. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ ed in employing 20 area ladies ELE(^RIC TYPEWRITER to do outside customer Inter­ llef.tMi. Pel.4Nkr Ulric Limousine Service, Ed­ OHEVELLE 1966, 2-door hard­ ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Hoot 24 EARNED VACATION THIS >JrNa«fkt8yadiralr, Im. viewing. Tuesday, Wednesday y e a r mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3860. top 4-speed. No money down, tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- ' FREE TRAINING WITH PAY synskl, Btiilder. 649-4291. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- and Thursday, 9:30 to 2:30, for AND MANY MORE EXTRAS assume monthly payments. 8 weeks. Salary $60 per week. CJall 233-8716 ask for Mr. Dias. ing (specializing In older COME INTO OUR PERSON­ Pononols HOMES, GARAGES, porches, floors). Inside painting. Paper­ See Mr. Moser, 1:30 p.m. NEL DEPARTMENT A N Y IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE — rec rooms, room additions, hanging. No job too small. promptly, Friday May 10th a tWEEK-DAY__ ___ FROM 8:15 A.M. you may be given 120 hours of instruction and MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAy PENNY SAVER hospital auxili­ kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ training on the machine you have been hired to ary thrift shop welcomes dona­ John Verfallle, 646-6766. the Medical Arts Building, ^26 to 4:16 P.M. TO DISCUSS JOB Trollmn— eral repair work. Financing Windsor Avenue, Windsor, dp- OPPORTUNITIES WITH US. operate. Instruction will be in our own machine ,#•-7 tions. Men’s, women’s, chll- training school. NOW BRING AAE ^ e I N I h N U . I « . m U J. M . OH. Mobile Homos 6-A available. No down payment. poslte Windsor Shopping P la ^ . J | 1 dren’s cloithes, household arti­ Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Bonds~Stoeks X MADE THIS ATUTTI-FRUTTI cles,, working appliances. Jew­ SECURITY INSURANCE ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be CAKE FROM MILK SHAKE TD 0 6159. WAITRESS wanted 8:30 p!.m. gflven courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks (( elry, toys, books, small furni­ HETTRICK' 2-room wall tent, M ortgagos 27 CO. OF HARTFORD RARE SPICES MORTY BY DICK CAYALU 'till 1 p.m. Pleasant woirklng in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die WASHITDOWN. J ture, sporting gear. All dona­ 10x18’ cabin type with 'floor, 1000 ASYLUM AVENUE FROM INDIA, excellent, used once, $99. 649- A & L Remodeling, Inside and SE/ summer wardrobe. Call 6i7\ 140, East Windsor. Open eve­ modeling specialist. Additions, BEES, AND 2 0 C j 1 . Part - Time Saleswoman ply In person, Dino’s, 650 East ew eLL?, > T iM eie < 1859 ask for Sue. nings and Saturdays. Now rec rooms, dormers, porches, DIFFERENT booking vacation rentals. 623- Buslnoss Opportunity 2B Middle Tpke. KINDS OP V y i cablftets, formica, built - ins, Manchester jewelry store NOEL Adair dry skin foot 1941. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a desires two women over 21. KNUTC, r creme. Lubricant for callouses. JET-AGE JOBS modem 3 bay scr^ce station One as a full-time combina­ Mole Producrion dry Skin: rough heels, legs! THIS week’s special. 19M Che^ CARPENTRY- concrete steps, to r r e ^ e r x 'c e l t o m o p ^ r tion bookkeeper-saleswoman OPEN N OW QtaSs P^macy.""^*^ GM Hoors, hatchways, remodeling, nlty, paid training program. W orkors PRISCILLA’S POP ( u a I er for only $3,495. 1968 GMC 4- and the other -as a sales­ BY AL VERMEER porches, garages, closets, cell Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. woman for Thursday eve­ Openings on All 3 Shifts speed, % ton, new. Truck and ings, attics finished, rec RIDE WANTED to Pratt .& camper, sleeps 6, gas refriger­ 1-201-377-8100. nings and ajl day Satur­ Raites: $2.42 per hour and up. MACHINE OPERATORS # WELDERS rooms, formica, ceramic. 0th------days. Apply Shoor Jewelers, S -7 Whitney, first shift, from Maple ator, gas stove, and oven, lunch wagon, extra Applications accepted dally. SHEET MEtAL ASSEMBLERS DfCK er related work. No job too MOBILE 917 Main Street, Manches­ '»vf' St. Call after 4 p.m. 643-8)883. toilet. $5,205. 1968 Eldorado small. Dan Moran, Builder. equipment. New sllcer, freez­ Call Mrs. Marge Hampson, BENCH MECHANICS # TRAINEES a m - U camper, was $2,495, now $2,- ter. ■Evenings 640-8880. er. Must be seen to be ap­ 643-6168 AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Automobllus For Solo 4 160. Belle Motors, Route 66, preciated. 633-5624. Mllldale, Conn. Sales .and rent­ NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Apply to AND TESTERS CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER NEED CAR? Credit very bad? al. Call 628-0983. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ TAVERN for sale, owner has WAITRESSES — days only. ROGERS CORP. Bankrupt,' repossession? Hon­ Must be over 18 years of age. TOOL AND DIE MAKERS MCRVHN'P PROB'LY HURT,,, NOW TO RECOVER THE FILMS FROM MV tions, re c rooms, garages, other interests. Call 649-8181 af­ Mill & Oakland SU. lA/AUncDIkl' AL.rVIlLirx l.l A B\ill or part-time. No experi­ PIGEONSl L WON'T BE SPOTTED IN THESE est 'Douglas accepts lowest porches and roofing. No job ter 6 p.m. Manchester, Conn. MACHINISTS ence necessary. Apply in per­ CLOTHES, WITHOUT MV 6LAS5E5 ANP MUSTACHE! down, smallest payments, any­ Motorcyeloo— too small. Call 649-3144. An Equal Opportunity AND MANY OTHERS 7 where. Not small loan finance son only, Howard Johnson, 394 Employer company plan. Douglas Mo­ Bicyclos 11 Schools and Clossos 33 Tolland Turnpike. 5-7 VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE tors, 346 Main. 1968 SUZUKI motorcycle, 160 CC Roofing— Siding 14 CIVIL Service Tests — Prepare VOLKSWAGEN 1966,' original with electric starter also sad­ THE BEST In roofing — and at home for government en­ Willow Street, East Hartford, Connecticut 1*11 never learn iVe foLKjht a owner, fully equipped model dle bags. Call after S p.m. 643- trance exams. For details send OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY to*do it rii^ht. I should be roof repair. Call Coughlin, losinij battle. punchin*^ cattle.' 1300. Best offer over $1,100. 7172 accessories. 643-7707. name, address, phone number 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Call 872-4900. to National, c-o Box B, Man­ WANTED AUTHORIZED Harley Davidson SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to 12 NOON ROBIN MdiLONE chester Evening Herald. BY BOB LUBBERS OLDSMOBILE 88 —1963, 4 door, sales — 1966 CH. $1,176. 1967 Rooflngond hardtop, power steering and Bonneville triumph, $1,026, 1966 Other Coniiecticut plants in brakes,' automatic transmis­ triumph, $826, 67 BSA, $828, 66 Chimnoyt 16-A Holp Wmfud— OFFICE WORKER North Haven, Southington and Middletown 9 e & x sion, excellent condition. 649- Matchless $775, 67 Suzuki, $895, ROOFING — Specializing re­ 3B m am tie 1965 BMW, $960. Harley David­ THArrtjR 6502. pairing roofs of all kinds, new son Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys TYPISTS — copy — statistical. Male and Female L AU HOURf 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann ford. 247-9774. Many needed for assi^menta Ghla. Clean. Very low mileage. cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ w experience. Free estimates. near home. Temporary, full­ PRAH& LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSOM Must be seen. 644-0023 after 6. 1966 —HONDA, 305 super hawk. time or 9-3 . p.m. Immediate Knowledge of adding machine operation aiid typing Excellent condition. Hl-bars, Call Howley 643-6361, 644- ?mcTic, PONTIAC Starchlef 196i2, 4-door 8338. Jobs. Highest pay, no fee. imperative. Excellent salary and benefits to the '-fJ: custom mufflers. Call 643-0374 Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St„ WHITNEY hardtop power steering, power after 6 p.m. right person! Phone 648-6185 for interview. brakes. Low monthly pay­ Hartford, 278-7610. Hootlngand Plumbing 17 ments, no money down. Call HONDA — Super 90, 1966. 1,600 COUNTER girl checker wanted AIRCRAFT 233-8716 ask for Mr. Dias. miles. Excellent condition. Best for dry cleaning establishment offer. Call 643-6044. M & M Plumbing & Heating. Division ol United Aircraft Corp. Service calls our specialty. No full-time, steady work. Apply MORIARTY BROTHERS MUSTANG 1966 2-door hardtop, An equal opportimlty employer i , automatic. No money down, job is too small. Free at One Hour Martinizlng, 296 assume monthly payments. estimates gladly given. Call West Middle Turnpike, Man­ 315 CENTER STREET Call 233-8716 ask for Mr. Bake. Read Herald Ads 649-2871. chester. ^AOE TWENTY^IX RiANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 ./■ Rosort Proporty H«lp W flnfd— Mote 36 HouMhoM Goods 51 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE TWENTY^EVEN Tonomonfs 63 For Ront 67 PART-TIME JOBS from $80. to BERRY’S WORLD Houiet For Sate 72 Houses For Sole 72 J70. we«kl>, permsment posi­ PIANO and upright' freeser. t h r e e room garden apart- COTTAGES for rent —Qartaer Housos For Sote 72 Out O f Town Oat O f Town Wontad— R«ol Estota 77 CLASSIFIED tion, 8-4 hours per evening, cnr Moving must sell. Call 644-2944. ment, $130. a month including Lake. Modem, lakefront, free PORTER St. — Quality built 6% brochure, pictures. Arrowhead $17,200 the price Is right. Six THREE BEDROOM Cape, fire­ For Sate 75 For Bate 75 SELLING YOUR HOME? For Gov. Lurleen WaDace needed. Phone MB-6309 between heat. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, room Colonial, assumable room Cape, center of town, MAPLE dining room, 6 chairs, Grove, Route 364. Colchester, place, built-ins, garage. Ray prompt courteous service that 6-8 p.m. 649-4635. mortgage. Principals only. 643- walking distance to shopping NORTH COVENTRY — Country two leaves. Excellent condition. Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. 7483. Holcombe, Realtors, 644-1285. GLASTONBu Ay — Luxury cus­ gets results, call Louis Dimock and schools along with being on home, 6 rooms, one acre lot, Dies in Her Sleep ADVERTISING $150. Call 649-1609. l o o k in g for anything in tom crafted seven room Ranch, single car garage. New elec­ Realty, 649-9823. COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside the bus line, very neat and 6A DUPLEX with separate ______i/^_ real estate rentals — apart­ $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed­ over-looking Eleventh Hole. trical system 100 amp. plus (Continued from Page <)ne) visited Bryce Hospital and the DISHWASHERS cottage, modem, all conven­ very well situated for conven­ heat, nice condition. Only $24,- ALL CASH for your property CLASSIHED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ments, homes, multiple dwell­ rooms, built-ins, recreation Minnechaug Golf course. Two recently Installed new furnace, Partlow State School for men­ Excellent Earnings ience. Don’t be disappointed. 5000. Norman S. Hohehthal, within 24 hours. Avoid red ficc. Mrs. Wallace nevertheless SINGER ZIG-ZAG ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real iences, some select dates still room, garage, large lot. Near full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti­ hot water heat. Assumable tally retarded children at Tus- 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. Realtor, 646-1166. tape.' InsEimt service. Hayes insisted on a new public, health Apply 9 A.M, to 11 A,M. available. 648-6980. bus and shopping. Hutchins ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es­ mortgage and fInanciTig avail­ caloo.sa. She talked with pa­ Estate, 643-5129. _ _ _ _ _ 649-2813. Agency, 646-0131. program as the first priority of Or 2 to 7 P.M. Sewing machine, slightly Agency Realtors, 049-5324. tate 643-9332. able. $17,600. F. M. Gaal, Agen­ tients, fought back the tears at MAMCHB8TSR — 4 room apatt- GIANT’S NECK Heights, < her administration. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. used, monograms, makes Loti For Sate 73 cy. 643-2682. the outstretched arms of strick­ location, cottage, 2 bedroom, 2 baths. BAST CENTER ST., 9 room n e w LIS’TINO - Wolverton She was especlrtlly concerned buttonholes, sews buttons ment. Convenient Agency offers for your inspec­ WINTERIZED home on Bolton en children. 4lM PJM. DAT BEFOIUE PUBUOATION INTERNATIONAL large sundeck. Sleeps 7. $90 house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ EXTRA large building lots, de­ for the mentally ill, and she vis­ on, blind hems dresses, all Stove, refrigarator and haat tion, this beautiful 6 room Col­ Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex­ SOUTH WINDSOR —Birch Hill, Because of her efforts, the DendUne for Satnrtojr « b A Moaiiqr to 4 t M p.ni. Fritey. per week. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. fices, 2 or 3 families, iss’ sirable Look-Out Mountain ited the state’s mental hospital HOUSE OF PANCAKES without attachments. Our 5 furnished, $150 per month. onial, all large rooms, and will­ cellent Income producer. T.J. 7 room Raised Ranch, 2-car Events ' legislature and the voters ap­ 363 Broad St., Manchester year parts and service Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. frontage. Hutchins Agency, area, owner 649-8782. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. garage, 2 baths, large family and talked with the patients. 649-5824. ing to sell below today's mar­ proved a $15 million bond issue guarantee. \ room, carpeting, many extras. She fought book the tears at TOUR COOPERATION WnX M IA I A A »_W 1 1 WE HAVE customers waiting W anttd To Rant 68 ______ket prices, I960 Colonial In low LAND WITH road frontage, on to finance construction of four BE APPRECIATED MIMfc I I Owner-Broker 643-5129. the out^rotohed arms of suf­ for the rental of your apart­ t h r e e f a m i l y — aluminum 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver­ Buckland Road, Manchester, In Capital additional schools for’ retarded PART-TIME truck driver, and Complete Price $53.40 WORKING couple would like siding, 2-car garage, con­ VERNON fering children. children and a network of re­ ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ ton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ROUTE 85, Hebron. 79 acre Under her guidance, the legis­ stock clerk, hours 1-5:80, apply house with large yard, have a venient locaticm. Good Income gional treatment centers for the tate, 643-5129. 649-5347. Two years old, 7 room Gar­ farm with 5 iroom house, 2 lature submitted and the voters Continuod From Prtcoding Pago in person. Alcar Auto Parts, Or payments of $5.34 per dog. Call 872-0318. property. Gerard Agency, 649- RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full Shelter Survey Costs mentally 111. It was the most month. Call Capitol Sewing rison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, large bams. Approximately 660 approved a $16 million bond is­ 226 Spruce St. Manchester. THREE rooms, for rent, second 0638 or 643-0365. baths, modern kitchen with WOODED building lot, 150’x260’ U.S. $1 Per Household ambitious mental health pro­ Mgr., Till 9 P.M. Call col­ spacious living room, for­ feet on State highway, stream sue to build new facilities for floor with heat. No pets. $110 bullt-lns, formal dining room, average. Rural residential WASHINGTON (AP) — A na­ gram in the state’s history. Help Wanted— Mate 36 Help Wanted— Mate 36 EXPERIENCED TRACTOR lect if toll. Apartment Buildings mal dining room, family on property, good for horses the treatment of mental illness. per month. Calf 643-9601. MANCHh)»xjuk — S - bedroom family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- zone. $4,600. Paul W. Dougan. tionwide survey on protection From the moment .she an­ trailer driver. Apply In person. Ranch new aluminum sidliij^. styled kitchen with com­ or beef. Completely fenced, ad­ Her efforts won the annual MEN WANTED part-time morn­ YOUNG MARRIED man with For Sate 69 car garage.' Excellent neigh­ Realtor, 649-4536. available in private homes nounced to a cheering throng in Carlson’s Express, Inc., 95 Hil­ 246-2140 Convenient West side locaUon. plete bullt-lns, 1% baths, jacent to state forrest. Immedi­ William Crawford Gorgas ings for janitorial duties in driver’s license for general borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick against rndionctive fallout is re­ the state House of Representa- liard St., Manchester. FOUR ROOM flat. Adults only. BOLTON — 6 unit apartment . All city utilities, $15,200. Bel- 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A fireplace, one car attached ate occupancy. T. J. Crockett award from the Medical Asito- Manchester area. Call 524-0620. work in ice cream plant. Call Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. ported costing the government tives chamber that .she would house situated on approximate­ zone, water only. T.J. Crockett garage, patio, combination Realtor. 643-1577. clation of the State of Alabama. at Royal Ice Cream Co., 27 643-8380. Air Real Botate, 843-9SS2. nbout $1 per household. run for governor, Mrs. Wallace MOVING — Wish to sell Ken- ly 4 acres. Lots of potential. MANCHESTER — New listing, Realtor. 643-1677. windows, city utilities. Ex­ BOLTON — Older home, bam, It was accepted on her behalf Warren Street, between 4 and 6 BIRCH St. — 6 room duplex, All rented. T. J. Crockett, MANCHES’TER —New listing, cellent value at only $26,500. Homeowners answering ques­ by her eldest daughter, Mrs. made it clear that she would be LEARN TO DRIVE more portable dishwasher. 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, conveniently out buildings. 2 building lots . BUS BOYS p.m. 2-famlly flat, conveniently lo­ COVENTRY — 100’ treed build­ tionnaires receive a confidential James Parsons, in Birmingham a "standln" for her hu.sband; Excellent Earnings Good condition. Call 649-6818. near school and shopping, call Realtor. 643-1677. located; $19,500. Leonard Agen­ plus land. $20,000. Phllbrick TRACTOR TRAILER cated near center. Ideal for In­ ing lot, reasonable. Owner, 643- reply on which parts of their last month. that he would make the major 246-1816. cy, Realtors, 646-0469, ask fov Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. SINGER automatic zig-zag, with law situation. Bel Air Real Judy Libby. 5724. U & R REALTY CO. Inc. houses could be used or devel­ Mrs. Parsons, 22, and the oth­ decisions. Apply 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. oped as shelter areas. Or 2 to 7 P.M. cabinet, used excellent condi­ HIGHLAND OAK Village — im­ Businass Propaity Estate, 643-9332. 643-2692 er three Wallace children—Peg­ Nevcrthele.ss, .she loved to re­ ASSEMBLY NO EXPERIENCE mediate occupancy. Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER — new custom HEBRON — London Rd. 200x tion, buttonholes, hems, over­ For Sate 70 ROBERT D. MURDOCK Wanted— Real Estate 77 The Census Bureau, doing the gy, 18; George Wallace Jr., 16, mind Wnllacc, Jokingly, that bedroom, wall to wall carpet­ $23,000-7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison built 8 room Colonial located 400, well, sceptic tank. $2,900. NECESSARY © I96< br NEA, Inc casts, sews on buttons, etc. REALTOR 643-6472 legwork for the Office of Civil and Janie Lee Wallace, 7— "the people know who the gov­ INTERNATIONAL MEN Originally over $300, now only ing, dishwasher, disposal, other a DAMS ST. — vacant machine ’ Colonial, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, in new prestige neighborhood, Terms. Goodchild-Bartlett, PRIVATE party wishes to Defense, estimated the survey were at their mother's .side ernor is." She told laughing HOUSE OF PANCAKES $49.50, or assume payments of extras. $170. per month. Call shop with 10,000 square feet IH bath*, aluminum aiding, 2% baths, double garage, Realtors, 289-0939, 289-9151, 649- purchase multiple dwelling. cost. It said surveys have born crowds throughout the state she Train locally on modem "It's more than a simple generation-gap— HE thinks when she died. CAPABLE OF WORKING $7. monthly. Dealer, 522-0476. J.D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. on one floor, 2 acres of land. trees, privacy, suburban. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 4265. completed in 21 state.s and two was designating her husband 363 Broad St., Manchester equipment. Full or part- we're winning in Vietnam, and HE thinks we're losing 643-8446. For Janie Lee, it was espe­ 2-famlly house Included, sensi­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- ANDOVER — We are proud to counties of New York. "highway beautification direc­ FROM BLUEPRINTS time, day or evening. Sure BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ cially cruel. She had received in Vietnam!" ’THREE handsomely framed MODERN 3 room apartment, all bly priced. Must sell, T. J_. 6821. MANCIffiSTER — 9 room older offer this huge California "SOLD" is what counts. If you training program will quali­ from water, treed and in very Surveys are being conducted the beat birthday present she tor,” a humorous reference to mirrors, rugs and other furni­ uOlltles furnished. Call 643- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. home, 1% baths, 2-car garage, Ranch home with 13 rooms on want to .sell your house; cash MEN part-time for Janitor and fy you for higher income, nice area. Priced to sell. now in Delaware, Maryland, could wish for when she reached the role assigned by President ture. 649-0669 before 6. 0204. PORTER Street—Immaculate 2- excellent condition, near cen­ 3 acres of secluded, wooded in on our contracts. We can sell Johnson to his wife. floor waxing work, 5 days, 6 BRIDGEPORT in the trucking Industry. Dogs— Birds—^oH 41 Building Motarials 47 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Virginia and the District of Co­ the age of 7 on April 13—Mrs. LAND and' buildings for lease bedroom Colonial. Sunporch. ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen­ land. As you can imagrlne the your hou5e. Join our satisfied The governor enjoyed fishing, p.m. to 11 p.m. Call 649-5334. SIX ROOM duplex — available cy 646-0131. lumbia, the bureau said. Wallace went home after nearly or sale: suitable for lumber­ fireplace, garage. Close to bus, facilities are too many to de­ customers . . . call us today. but she got little chance to do OPERATORS Approved tor training vet­ BARN SIDING, chestnut and AnHquos 56 June 1st. on busline. Parking CAMBRIDGE ST. — ^ I T m . It said they’ve been complet­ two months In the hospital. yard, boat company, camping shopping and school. Char-Bon scribe in one small ad. This Keith Real Estate, 649-1922. much of it after she took office. erans. YEAR OLD male St. Bernard. oak beams, more than 100 for two cars. Adults only. No $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti­ Call owner after 6 p.m., 643- ed in Rhode Island, Minnesota, There had been hope, however years old. 643-8770 after 5 :30 CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, supplies, lawnmowers and Realty, 643-0683. 6382. home must be seen to be ap­ 742-8262. pets. Call 649-1963. fully paneled family room. Maine, Wyoming, Vermont, .slender, that the governor might As a candidate for governor, ACCOUNTANT expert repairing. Colonial tractors, cold bulk storage, preciated. Call Mr. C(Mvlrertlno p.m. CAPE —6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ t-i^fge lot with trees and view. New Hampshire, Idaho, Wiscon­ survive. She took short, walks Mrs. Wallace, who had re­ LATHE CALL HARTFORD AKC reglSFtered poodle puppies, Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. Bolton. Showroom and office. for an appointment to inspect rooms,, wall to wall carpeting, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- sin, Washington State, Montana, aroimd the mansion, even went mained demurely In the back- champion show background, 4 Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- SIX ROOM duplex, 83 Pearl St. Call 625-0010. Resort Property this gorgeous home today. Jar­ SENIOR good condition, central location 6324. Alaska, North Dakota, South for a car ride a time or two. gp’ound because of her hus­ OPERATORS 247-1353 ANYTIME black or silver, miniatures, 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 Call 643-6893. vis Realty Co., Realtor, 643- News in Florists— Nurseries 49 .MANCHESTER Green — com­ for schools transportation, For Sale 74 1121. Dakota, Mlehlgan, Oregon, Ne­ But she took a turn for the band’s career, was confronted reasonable. 643-6658. p.m., closed Tuesday and mercial, industrial, residential shopping. $19,900. Phllbrick JUST REDUCED — $23,900. Six worse Sunday night. Doctors with the task of learning to FLOWER and vegetable plants COVENTRY Lake — 4 room braska, Iowa, Utah, Kansas, A skilled professional is Wednesday. package. Look this one over; Agency Realtors, 649-6347. room Ranch, bullt-lns, rec BOLTON LAKE — 4% room The W orld said there were symptoms of a make caippaign .speeches. EXPERIENCED concrete curb cemetqry pots, dish gardens. UNFURNISHED 5-room apart­ room, 2 ■ fireplaces, garage, summer cottage. Excellent West Virginia Colorado and needed to augment our TRAINEES (A) large building with 10,000 Ranch, beautiful treed lot, recurring abdominal abscess. She caught on quickly and and sidewalk workers. Charles FREE —Cute housebroken kit- Open weekdays after 3 p.m., all WANTED TO BUY — antiques, ment. Call 643-7655. many extras, acre lot. Mitten area, close t<^ water, beautiful­ Nassau and Suffolk counties in staff. College or accounting square feet with plenty of po­ MANCHES’TER — New four 500’ to water, new furnace. Seoul Claims Capture 'fhe first disclosure that Mrs. 'surprised many listeners with Pontlcelli, 649-9644. tens, 118 Maple St. 649-7449. day Saturday and Sunday. 21 steins, furniture, pewter, lead- „ „ Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes New York. school required along with Vernon Garden tential: (B) A four family bedroom Colonial located in Only $12,500. Hayes Agency, SEOUL (AP) — Communist Wallace had been stricken with her ability to use Just the right Angel Street. lamps, art glass, primlUves, beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill Agency, 646-0131. North Korea claimed Tuesday it cancer came at a Montgomery experience in the general INSPECTOR REPAIR MAN needed, full-time ______—------any quantity. 644-8962. Apartment. Available June Ist., house and (C) vacant "C ” zon­ $18,900 —Immaculate 6 room 646-0131. inflection and the right empha­ Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- had captured "a band of U.S. Mass Production Urged hospital in January 1966. Doc­ accounting field. In addition for sewing machines, will train. SIX WEEKS old, fluffy kittens EVERGREENS for sale — less 3% large rooms. Rent $150. ed lot which could be used for Ranch. Paneled recreation ASHFORD LAKE — 26 miles sis. Some thought she could FOR AIRCRAFT PARTS 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, agents” on its side of the Ko­ Of Low-Cost Housing tors said a tumor had been re­ to a challenging assign­ Good starting salary, m. ny free, housebroken. 649-1441. than wholesale prices. Dig your CLOCK, ROCKER, chests, chair monthly. Call after 5:30 p.m parking etc. Subject to zoning. room with raised hearth fire­ east of Manchester off Route FOUR ROOM Ranch —furnished read a prepared speech more 644-1286. rean demilitarized zone. The WASHINGTON (AP) — A moved from the uterus and ment, this opportunity will Paid holidays. Paid vacations. fringe benefits. Apply in per------own — only between 8 - 12 sets, ladderback, others, sword, 872-4671. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- place, large lot with trees. 44, shore front lots. Other $11,600. Call 742-6910 after 3 effectively than her husband, U.N. Command said the claim Commerce Department official "there is no evidence of any re­ provide above average sal­ Overtime and ' liberal company son. The Singer Co., 856 Main. noon. 71 Spencer St., next to sewing cabinet, oil lamps, 1677. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ■ choice sites. Easy terms. Ar­ p.m. for appointment. Owner. himself an accomplished orator. FIVE LOVELY kittens want a DOWNSTAIRS —6 rooms, tile MANCHES’TER — New 3 bed­ was groundless. —saying the Soviet Union has maining malignancy." ary benefits and excellent benefits. Apply at St., Manchester. 647-1425. Holiday Lanes Bowling Alley. tables, etc. 643-6526. room Cape. Fireplace, garage. 649-5324. thur A. Knofla, 643-5440, 649- Despite the history of cancer, working conditions. Write new home. Call 649-4095. bath, stove and refrigerator, NORTH COVENTRY A North Korean broadcast "far surpassed the United But 17 months later, physi­ % acre wooded lot. Cliffwood, -Y 5638. Mrs. Wallace waged an energet­ stating experience, educa­ MAN WANTED part-time. Ap­ PO’TTED tomato plants. Burpee, laundry room plus wiring for Investment Property MANCHESTER — spacious 7 TRANSFERRED OWNER said the “ group of arrogant ban­ Stcutes in solvinig tlhe low-cost cians in Montgomery and can­ ic campaign first in the Demo­ dryer. Heated garage. Fuel Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 5 dits" were sent North by "the tion and salary require­ E. A, Patten Co. ply in person, Capitol Equip­ Big Boy, Beefsteak, Hybrids at Wearing Apparel- room home. Excellent location, Offers this. lovely Raised housing needs of its people"— cer specialists at Houston, Tex., cratic primary and again in the ment Co., 38 Main Street. and hot water furnished. $176. For Soleiale 70-> Holcombe Realtors, 644-1285. room summer home secluded U.S. imperialist aggressor ments. P.O. Box 1483. Hart­ Articles For Sate 45 34 Eaton St., Hertford, located Furs 57 double garage, aluminum sid­ Ranch in an area of com­ has urged a Joint industry-gov­ found a recurrence of cancer, a general election. She delivered 303 Wetherell St. monthly. Lease required. Call hideaway, near water, 3 bed­ trooips’’ to conjmlt "murder and ford. Conn. at south end off Wethersfield MANCHES’TER — Investment SOUTH MAIN St. area — 6 and ing, large rooms, bus line, 1% parably fine homes at the ernment effort on mass produc­ lemon-aized grrowth In the low­ ns many as six speeches a day. AUTOMOTIVE mechanic want- PROCESSED gravel for drive- ^d^Fr'^W in ATes.’ Evrry‘da^ FOR SALE ^ lady’s light blue 643-6430. package. 6-5 duplex plus 6 room baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rooms, only $9,800 Hayes subversion.” tion. er abdominal region. The ma­ She said once she felt the Manchester, Conn. A r t ' T ' A n iir n o r a o Q i i v i e A v Q a **v H a a A W A n n A i a a v m ^ j ______5 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ price of $21,600. Family ed. Top wages. Sunset Service ways and parking areas. Also wool summer coat, size 16. Agency, 646-0131. They were seized, Pyongyang lignancy developed, the physi­ Station, 555 East Middle Tpke., until dark. f 6 u r r o o m flat and garage, single. Leonard Agency, Real­ ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett room, garage, fireplace, Undersecretary of Commerce campaign was physically bene­ bank nm ga’avel and fill at Worn once. Reasonable. Call SEVEN ROOM Colonial with said, on the central front. cians explained, because mlcro- 649-5321. adults only, no pets. Call 643- tors, 646-0469. Realtor. 643-1577. BOLTON LAKE—lots with lake- oven and range and a big Howard J. Samuels said Mon­ ficial, that “ It gives me some­ MECHANIC — farm tractor and GAS STATION attendant. Ap­ our screening plant or deliv­ 643-4694. 2-car garage on a large lot in A spokesman for the U.N. scbpic cells left aifiter the first 6797. front privileges, toilet facilities, lot. Have John Sledesky day Russian housing is inferior thing to do. I don't have time to small engines. Call South Wind­ ply In person, Interstate 84 ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. ______TWO STORES, 2 apartments, CONTEMPORARY Ranch — ideal location on dead-end Command said no such incident operation grew on the external Household Goods 51 WEDDING GOWN, long sleeve $495. Goodchild-Bartlett, Real­ show you! 649-5306. by U.S. sftandards. But he said worry about myself.' sor Equipment Co., Internation­ Mobil, 395 Tolland Tpke., Man­ 742-7886. ______good income, $32,900 PHllbrlck large living room with dining street. Large living room with had been reported in either the surface of an intestine. Salesmen Wanted 36-A 1968 SINGER zlg zag sewing Chantilly lace, button down tors, 289-0939, 289-9161, 649-4256. Russia could mass-produce al Harvester dealer. 289-3406 chester. 8usiness Locations Realtors, 649-5347. L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ fireplace, formal dining room, American or South Korean sec­ Again Mrs. Wallace under­ FROM WALL to wall, no soil machine, slightly used, button back, size 9, 649-0546. about three million dwellings days or evenings after 6 p.m., LICENSED Real Estate sale- rooms, 1% baths, finished rec four bedrooms, paneled rec FIVE ROOM Cottage. Lake B &L W tor of the buffer zone. went surgery, on July 10, 1967, Killed in Vietnam at all, on carpets cleaned with holes, hems, monograms, etc. For Rent 64 MANCHESTER, business block this year, nearly twice as many 649-0757, attention George men with previous experience. room, carport. Large treed room with fireplace. Shown by Hayward, Colchester, fully BARROWS and WALLACE Co. and again the doctors said after­ Sadd. Blue Lustre. Rent electric 5 years guarantee. Total price with 6 apartments and 4 stores. as could the United States with Call Mr. Phllbrick, Rhilbrlck lot. Phllbrick Agncy, Real­ appointment only. 649-4437. furnished, ready for immediate Manchester Parkade Czech Remains Red, ward there were no visible slgpis WASHINGTON (AP) —Ma­ WAREHOUSE shampooer $1, The Sherwin- $54. Easy terms. Call 522-0931, STORAGE SPACE for rent, ’This property is in excellent traditional methods. Agency, 649-6347. Wanted— To Buy 58 tors. 649-5347. occupancy. Financing avail­ Manchester 649-5306 Dubcek Tells Kremlin of a likely recurrence. rine Cpl. Roland R. Lafond of Williams Co. dealer. can also be used for small condition 'and shows a good re­ SIX ROOM Cape with 2 large Samuels, addressing the Na­ able, $7,500. Six room summer PRAGUE (AP) — Communi;it tional Conference of States on The governor returned to East Hartford, Conn., has been SUPERVISOR HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques work shop. Call 643-9678. - turn. Call for details. Hayes SE'VEN ROOM older home, ex­ bedrooms up and extra large ANDOVER LAKE —Lake front COOKS DARK rich stone-free loam, c l e a n , USED refrigerators. cottage at Moodus Reservoir, party leader Alexander Dubcek Building Codes and Standards, Houston twice for postoperative killed in action in Vietnam, ac­ Help Wanted— bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Agency, 646-0131. cellent condition, on bus line. closets, 4 nice size rooms on summer home ■with five rooms, cording to a Pentagon announce­ $16. Pool and patio sand, ranges, automatic washers FOR RENT or sale-461 Main first floor. Offering 3 or 4 bed­ East Haddam. Some work to be told his countrymen Monday called for passage of the admin­ X-ray treatments designed to Experienced warehouse su­ glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Street. Building and lot next Property includes 2 extra build­ has electric heat, large fire­ ment. SHORT. ORDER COOKS . Male or Female 37 stone, fill, gravel, sand and with guarantees. See them at rooms, copper plumbing,, com­ done. Cottage ready for occu­ night he had assured Kremlin istration’s omnibus bill. kill any cancerous cells—too pervisor needed for exten­ lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 to Post Office. Excellent loca­ ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, place, lot 50x200. Easily con­ Ho was the son of Fernand J. manure. 643-9504. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 bination aluminum storms and pancy, furnished $5,500. F. M. leaders that Czechoslovakia re­ The bill includes subsidies in­ tiny to see—which might have sive warehouse facility of HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open­ Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. tion for any use. 646-2426 from Houses For Sole 72 Realtor, 648-5963. verted to year ’round home. Lafond of 104 Monroe St., East Will start at top dollar. Main St. Call 643-2171. screens, plus breezeway and Gaal, 643-2682. spite the party’s new liberal tended to provide a ma^s mar­ attached themselves to the ab­ progressive, electric appl- ings for hairdressers at Magic 9 to 6 p.m. Only $12,900. T. J. Crockett, Hartford, the Defense Depart­ Hours 4:30 to 11 p.m. Excel­ WE BUY and sell antiques, and SEVEN ROOM Colonial featur- MANCHES’TER ^ 3 bedroom garage. 7% years young. $21,- mains solidly Communist de- ket for six million low-cost units dominal organs. ance firm. Must have super­ Mirror. Apply in person. Mag­ HOME MADE utility trailer, LAKE CHAFFDE, Ashford, Realtor. 643-1577. trend. ment reported Monday. lent working conditions. ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 used furniture, china, glass sil­ ing 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2- foyer entrance Cape, attached 500, Wolverton Agency, Real­ in the next ten years. On Jan. 5, doctors discovered visory skill to direct ware­ ______$26. Call after 7 p.m., 643-0065.REFRIGERATOR, suitable for 577 MAIN Street, ground floor lakefront 3-bedroom, winter­ Dubcek, who had Just re­ house employes, provide Main St., Manchester. ver, picture frames, old coins, car garage, wall to wall, beau­ garage, 100x160 lot. Ride by tors, 649-2813. COVENTRY —Nick has spent still another r,ecurrence of the office suite. 376 square feet, ized brick Ranch, fireplace, oil turned from Moscow, said in a Capitol Footnotes for adequate and systemat­ BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill cottage, $10. Call 649-4695. guns, pewter, scrap gold, containing 3 rooms, private tiful sunporch, fireplace, large 47 Walker St. Only $M,600. Paul some time in the Coventry area malignancy, this time a small MARCO POLO MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, heat, furnished, $17,900. 233- broadcast interview he told the ic storage of materials the first time you use Blue ^WIN BEDS, mahogany; maple watches, old Jewelry, hob­ lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad­ walk-up attic, new roof, re­ Flano, 646-0191. and he brought back these two The State Department has nodule—about the size of a pe­ full shed domer. Formal din­ 4146. Soviet the Czechoslovak regime presented the Soviet Embassy RESTAURANT and facilitate movement of Lustre to clean rugs. Rent elec­ dining table, 4 black arrowback by collections, paintings, attic jacent to bsmk. Ideal for pro­ cently painted. Value like this listings. One is a 4 room Ranch can— in the pelvic region. A IMMACULATE well kept and ing room, finished rec room, intends to keep up "the fight with a check for nearly $12,000 FREE goods to and from produc­ CAB DRIVER tric shampooer $1. Olcott chairs; AM-FM radio; miscel­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ fessional, insurance or real in an area equally as fine. with large,jpt and lake priv­ new type of radiation therapy, 289-2704 ready for occupancy when you extra lot of record. Handy lo­ against imperialism within the to cover damage from a pre­ tion lines. Good starting Variety Store. laneous items. Call after 5:30 niture Repair Service, 643-7449. estate office. Call 846-4K)97. Gorgeous yard, $25,500. Wol- ileges on Morin Ave., at $13,900 betraton, was used to destroy say. Six room Cape situated on cation. $23,900. Phllbrick Out O f Town framework of the Warsaw dawn blast Feb. 22 which ripped rate with secure future for Man or woman driver for p.m.., all day Saturday, 649- verton Agency, Realtors, 649- and the other is a Ranch with the tumor, TOBACCO netting.- Good for WANTED — Boat trailer, large STORE FOR RENT — down % acre treed lot. ’Three or four Agency, Realtors, ‘ 649-5347. Pact.” the Communist answer out an embassy window. KODAK FILM man with proven record of Saturdays and Sundays. De­ 0098. 2813. For Sate 75 4 rooms, 2 car garage and Mfs. Wallace returned to the BRIDGEPORT operators, day la-wns, trees, and berry bush enough to handle lightening sail town Manchester, State bedrooms, lovely fireplace many other amenities for on­ to the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ President Johnson met for a accomplishment in this pendable person with good RICHARD ROAD — 7 room cus­ executive mansion in Montgo­ With Each Roll shift. All benefits paid. Blue covers. Call Rockville Scraf) boat. Call Russell’s Barber Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ with raised hearth, full walk ly $14,900. In today’s market, ganization. picture-taking session Monday mery, but began experiencing field. driving record for Manchesj tom built Cape with 4 bed­ VERNON — custom built V 127 62: 126 Cross, CMS, life and health in­ Company, 872-6587. ’ Shop, 649-9659. er, State Theatre, 643-7832. out basement. Owner wants 5 2 these prices are hard to beat. Although Dubcek said the So­ with William Beigl of Chicago ter area. rooms 2 baths, full basement, room Ranch. Aluminum sid­ Intense abdominal pains. She surance, retirement. Apply MODEL HOMES fast sale. $19,200, Wolverton Call the Jarvis Realty Co., viet leaders accepted "with un­ who was seLeoted “'Boy of the Developed MEN’S REBUILT SHOES for Sewing Machines attached garage. Fine residen­ was taken to the hospital before MANCHESTER —Spruce Street Agency Realtors, 649-2813. ing, rec room, bullt-ins, dish­ Realtors, 643-1121. derstanding" his action pro­ BLACK WHITI AND KOOACOLOR Aerokinetlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. sale. They are better than CHILD’S i>edal driven tractor. Year” by the Boys’ Clubs of dawn Feb. 22 with an intestinal Write Box AA 216. Small store, heated, $75 ARE tial area. T. J. Crockett,. Real­ washer, excellent location, tip­ gram aimed at producing a America. 107 Burnside Ave. cheap new ones! Sam Yuyles, CLEARANCE iS Call 649-6840. MANCHESTER — English Tu- blockage. monthly. Call 247-4046. tors, 643-1577. top condition. Hayes Agency, TOLLAND — six room Remch more democratic society, a So- William F. Hellmuth Jr., 48, Manchester Herald 23 Oak St. dor Ocdonlal, 7 rooms, plus Surgery—the thir.d in two NEW ZIG-ZAG’S OPEN EVENINGS 646-0131. 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 fire­ ■viet communique indicated dis­ professor of economics at Ober- Miller Pharmacy East Hartford TWOBAY garage with 1 extra heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms^ TRULY a home for larger fam­ years-^disclosed, the doctors places. 2% acres of land, ga­ cord. lln College in Ohio, has been 299 Green Rood An Equal Opportunity SPOTS before your eyes — on Rooms Without Board 59 room, close to parkade,- Ideal AT treed lot, wall to wall carpet­ ily, 8% custom built rooms in­ said, that the powerful betraton COLONIAL BOARD Co. Never used, makes button­ rage. $22,300. Call 619-3252. On Monday, Foreign Minister designated deputy assistant sec­ Employer your new carpet — remove for any small business. 186 Mid­ ing, antique brick fireplace, cluding 4 bedrooms, living ______r-______rays had destroyed the cancer. holes, monograms, sews THE ’THOMPSON House — Oot- BOLTON Jlri Hajek flew to Moscow for a retary of the Treasury for tax Skilled and Unskilled them with Blue Lustre. Rent TALLWOOD room — dining room combina­ I EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 5% But they had damaged the intes­ PART-TIME evenings — Man buttons on, makes fancy dle Tpke. Call 649-6205, 643-6802. etorms and screens. City utili­ two-day visit. Infoimanta said electric shampooer $1, Paul’s tage St. centrally located, large tion with beamed ceilings and Attractl,ve 5% room Ranch, policy. tinal tract. A 10-inch section of and wife to do janitorial duties, stitches, overcasts, all with­ ties. Oarage. Near bus line, rooms large modem kitchen, 3 he was to explain his govern­ Paint & Wallpaper Supply. pleasantly furnished rooms, For your unhurried inspec­ a fireplace. A family room and 3 bedrooms, living room bedrooms, excellent condition, bowel was removed. Excellent wages, full-time, 524-0620. out attachments. Our 5 year stores, church and schools. ment’s revised foreign policy, Capital Quote LABORER, experienced in parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ NEWLY REMODELED office tion of hornes that will be of a game room, family sized with stone fireplace and $23,500. Phllbrick Agency Real­ The dally hospital bulletins NOTICE 6 days per week, shift dif­ D. A. AQUAMASTER, 2-stage parts and service guaran­ Priced In low 20’s. Charles Les- including eventual opening of concrete work, $3. per hour. REAL ESTATE sales full-time. night and permanent guest on Main St., $55. Call 643-9678. interest to you. Directions: kitchen and two full bath­ paneled wall, kitchen and tors, 649-5347. “ It is time for a new building afterward said Mrs. Wallace ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, regulator,' fins, Sqalie, (Aqua tee. perance, 649-7620. diplomatic relations -with West OF SPECIAL Call 643-0851 after 5:30 p.m. rates. Five minute.s on South Main rooms. 4-car attached garage. dinette area, 2 baths, base­ crew to report so I am going to was making gradual progress life insurance, paid holi­ Experienced. Part-time con­ Lung U. S. Divers Co.), fiber- Germany and efforts to reas­ TOWN MEETING sidered. Tr^ct homes. Pasek, St. from Manchester Cen­ In addition. . .a tidy 4 room ment fireplace, 2-car at­ COLUMBIA — oversized Cape, retire from office at the end of toward recovery, but on March days, other fringe benefits. ONE TREE climber and one glas water skis, 'White Stag, Complete Price $38.60 COMFORTABLE room for gen­ sure other East European Com­ m'y term.’’—Sen. Carl Hayden, TOWN OF BOLTON MLS Realtors, 289-7476. Houses For Rent 65 ter, astride the Manchestcr- apartment or in-law suite. Wol­ tached garage or storage 7 rooms, 2 full baths, family 12, she was taken back to sur­ ground man wanted, experi­ 872-3672. tleman, private entrance, free room, large lot, garage, ideal munist governments ■ worried by D-Ariz., announcing he’ll step MAY 13, 1968 Or payments of $3.86 per Glastonbury town line.' Plain and Fancy verton Agency Realtors, 649- shed, one acre treed lot, ex- gery to drain an abdominal ab­ Progressive and Expanding enced only need apply, top parking, 14% Hackmatack St. HOUSES for rent, furnished or for large family. $23,900. Phil- the Prague government’s .new down after a record of nearly 57 The electors, legal voters GE 18 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR, month. Call Capitol Mgr. 2813. ceilent location. scess. Company wages to right man. Call 643- between 6-9 p.m. unfimished starting at $175. ' brick Agency Realtors, 649- trend. - ^ years in Congress. • and citizens qualified to vote In collect if toll. Again, there were signs of im­ 8104. PART-TIME GE washer, complete set of per month? Phllbrick Agency, L. C. GREENOUGH Co. $32,500 5347. Town Meetings of the Town of Encyclopedia Brittanlca " AVith A’TTRACTrVE sleeping room, Realtors, 649-6347. provement until the blood clot Bolton, Connecticut, are hereby MAN wanted to work In lum­ MORNING HELP bookcase, 2 boys’ bikes 28", a 246-2140 gentlemen. Private entrance. 647-9921 NORTH COVENTRY. Beautiful appeared March notified and warned to meet In COLONIAL BOARD Co. Shower bath. Free parking. Ap- FOUR ROOM large Ranch. Fur- Flower Fad U & R REALTY CO. Inc. ber yard. Must have driver's WANTED bureau. Call 646-3006. 643-2692 Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, Lt. Gov. Brewer Becomes 27. Throughout the long and the Special Town Meeting to be 615 Parker Street license. Davis & Bradford Lum­ ply, 195 Spruce Street, nlshed or unfurnished. Knotty fireplace, wall to wall carpet­ tortuous ordeal, the governor held at the Bolton Jr.-Sr. High ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East MALE OR FEMALE MANCO pool table. Fully equip­ pine Interior. Convenient loca­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK ing, large workable kitchen remained cheerful and uncom- School on Street, In SINGER — Sale-of Sales now ROOM with kitchen privileges. BOULDER RD —3 bedroom MRS. E. F. LOFTUS Hartford. ped. ZW by 7’. $90. Call 643- tion. Working adults. 643-6389. REALTOR 643-6472 with built-ins, large patio, plalining. She insisted that the said town, on Monday, May 13, going on. Pinal week. Trade- Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, Alabama’s New Governor 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. beautifully landscaped. Occu­ doctors make public reports on 1968 at 8 P.M. (E.b.S.T.) for ______^ 14 Arch Street. NORTH CO'VENTRY — ^ ^ n d t l » following purposes; SCREW MACHINE operator. APPLY IN PERSON in sewing machines being re­ 2-car garage, beautifully set on pancy immediately, $25,650. F. her condition. It was her ex­ Set up and operate. All bene­ QUEEN ANN style love Iseat, ceived every day. Choice new all electric Raised Ranch, 1.76 acres, full of stately shade MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) president then; after he with­ 1. To consider and act upon FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen ANDOVER - b room Raised M. Gaal, 643-2682. pressed hope that other victims fits. Apply Dean ikfachine Prod­ $50. RCA console ’TV, j $25. selection. Portables — con­ 3 bedrooms, $200. monthly. trees, Manchester premier — The moment Gov. Lurleen drew, his elector tjeket was all reports of the Public Building MAN FOR LIGHT cleanup work privileges. Private entrance. Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed­ of cancer would follow her ex­ ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. c o n a l d Eclipse reel type power mow- soles — zig zags. All drastical­ References. 1-633-2138 after 6 neighborhood, assumable 5% Wallace died, a Decatur attor­ but forgotten and the Republi­ Commission and the Board of mornings 8 to 12. Call Chorches M D $15. weekly. Gentleman prefer­ rooms, family irooni, treed lot, ELLINGTON ample and seek treatment with­ e, $30. 1960 Buick. 643-0642. ly reduced for quick sale. Port­ p.m. per cent mortgage. Bel Air cans rather than the Democrats Finance recommending that a Motors, 643-2791. red. Call 647-1931. low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- ney, Albert Brewer, 39, was pro­ out delay. Mrs. Wallace’s com­ Real Estate, 643-9332. .SCENIC RANCH! ! . carried Alabama in the presi­ sum not exceeding $39,(X)0 be LOWREY electric organ, sacri­ ables from $9.95; consoles from 0131. jected' into the chief executive’s passionate conern for the less appropriated for final plans and ROUTE SALESMEN DRIVEJN $19.95 and $29.95. Sale-of-Sales dential election. fice, $350; like new RCA gas Wanted— Rooms— COLONIAL — large kitchen, for­ This 6% room Ranch has office. j The former governor is run­ fortunate was reflected in her specifications for construction 46 W. Center StreeJ final week special. Brand new CLEAN FURNISHED room for BOLTON —Large custom built of a new Elementary School on dryer $76; Frigldaire washer, mal dining room, 3 or 4 bed­ WITH THE NEW quality, space and beauty. As lieutenant governor he suc­ ning for president again this insistence that Alabama provide COOKS portable Singers zlg zag.. sew- gentleman. Apply 4 Pearl St. For Rent 66 Split Level, 7 irooms, fireplace, town-owned land between Notch Excellent Earnings We have excellent routes good condition, $50; apartment rooms, den, family room, Only by seeing, could one ceeded 'her today ' under Ala­ year, and Brewer again is a more adequate facilities to treat < » Manchester, Conn. ing machine, only $88. Hurry! ------PHOTO-GUIDE 1% baths, 3-car garage. Only Road and Toomey Lone, that available In Manchester size GE refrigerator, good con­ ROCKVILLE — 4 room apart­ screened porch, 2-car garage, appreciate the value in this bama’s laws of succession. candidate for elector, pledged to the mentally ill. Apply 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Shop the sale-of-sales today! ^ “ $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Read- the Town-authorze the Issue of area for ambitious men who dition, $25; wheelbarrow, rub­ ment, includes heat, stove and large wooded lot' in prime home with Its new kitchen, Brewer, who was elected to support Wallace. To get a first-hand report on Or 2 to 7 P.M. tors, 649-5824. notes to defray such appropria­ can sell our nationally ad­ ber wheel good condition, $10; Read Herald Ads refrigerator, nice yard and neighborhood, $38,000. Phllbrick atone fireplace and patio. the legislature at the age of 26 Bom Oct. 26, 1928 at Bethel the problems besetting the tion If made and authorize the vertised dairy products. We HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or large, room alr-conditloner, location, $125. 875-7362. agency Realtors 649-6347. ANDOVER — 6 room Cape, 2 $26,900. Don Sisco, 649-5306. and subequently became the Springs, Tenn., the new govern­ state’s mental institutions, she temporary borrowing of money INTERNATIONAL . offer steady employment, part-time. Call 643-6808. good condition,' $100. Call alter baths, lakefront view. Only youngest speaker of the House or moved to Decatur when he In anticipation of the receipt of HOUSE OF PANCAKES guarantee minimum of $100 6 p.m. 643-1605. $19,500; Norman S. Hohenthal, B (Sl W in Alabama history, had was 7. His father, Dan Brewer, the proceeds from the sale of weekly, based on salary DAIRY MART — counter clerks 16 INCHES planned to run for governor in was then and still is a repre­ such notes, and that the Town 363 Broad St.. Manchester G .E. tape recorder, $36. 50 Realtor, 646-1166. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. rescind any action heretofore plus commission, with op­ needed, full or part-time. Apply 1970, hopefully ■with the blessing sentative of the Tennessee Val­ ANNUAL portunity to earn much Dairy Mart, 415 Main St., any­ gallon aquarium and accesso- - MEN AND WOMEN Attention: CAPE GOD OWNERS BOLTON CENTER — We offer Manchester Parkade taken inconsistent with the ac­ of the Wallace administration. ley Authority. tion taken at this meeting. more. Excellent company ries, $60. 10 gallon aquarium, this 6 room Ranch with at­ Manchester 649-6306 time. . He served three terms in the Brewer got his law degree TOWN MEETING 2. To adopt a budget of m- PRESS OPERATORS paid- benefits including $12. 649-742tf after 6. We have interesring jobs open for you on all If you have a standard size Cape tached garage on a large wood­ FORK LIFT OPERATORS MORE THAN comfortable year House, without a defeat, and in from the University' of Ala­ The legal voters of the Town come and expenses for the peri­ life insurance, hospitaliza­ (Appi^x. 12 sqs.) ed lot for your inspection. Fea­ 1966 made a successful state­ PACKERS CANON Super 8 movie camera 3 shifts. Attractive wages, group insurance ’round living in this 4 room bama, returned Decatur to of Coventry are hereby warned od commencing July 1, 1968 and tion and accident-sickness Situations Wanted— with zoom lens, $100. Golf tures 3 bedrooms, dining room, wide race for lieutenant gover­ practice law in 1952, and two and directed to meet at the ending June 80, 1969, and to benefits. and profit sharing benOfits. Why not drop in Ranch situated on waterfront Flrst^ Shift, 45 Hour Week Female 38 clubs, $20. 22 Rifle, single shot, We.’ll reshingle your roof for $275.00 living room with fireplace. property overlooking Coventry nor. years later was elected to the Coventiy High School, Ripley make appropriations for said period. $10. 643-0689. and see us? Small additional charge for dormers Electric heat. Beautiful patio. Lake. 8 years young with built- Brewer still can—and proba­ House. He was re-elected with­ Hill Road, on Monday, May 13, EASTEHIN BOILER & A quiet safe yard for young Applicants should be mar­ WILL GIVE excellent care to in oven and range, modem bly will—run for gbvernor two out opposition in 1958 and 1962 1968 at 7>:30 p.m. to take action 3. To see if the Town will ELECTRONICS, INC. children. Only $19,500. Call Dor­ on the following articles: authorize and appropriate from ried, over 21 and be able to child, age 2-5 weekdays. bath, most attractive fireplace years from noW; and if elected, and four years later was elected 99 Loomis St. sell and give service to the 643-2651. ALDON SPiNNING CORP. HALLMARK BUILDING GOh ING. is Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., serve a full four-year term. The Article 1. To hear the Board Reserve Funds for Capital and Boats and Accessories 46 along with utmost comfortable lieutenaht governor. Non - Recurring Expenditure public. COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Realtor, 643-1121. constitutional one-term limita­ of Finance’s estimates of ex- ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman enclosed porch, plus full base­ He is a member of the First •pendltures with recommenda­ $6,000 for use of the Town Com 14’ FIBERGLAS, 35 h.p. elec- TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT 742-9362 — 742-7889 after six tion doesn’t apply to a governor and helper, full-time, steady ANDOVER ^ ~~ ment and garage. $17,900, Wol­ Baptist Church of Decatur, the tions. servatlon Commission for the trie. Tilt bed trailer. Fully . 267-4769 Call Collect Who inherits the office through employment, insurance bene­ For interview apply: DogS'~JBIrds™Pets 41. verton Agency Realtors, 649- board of directors of the Ala­ Article 2. To take whatever purpose of purchasing property equipped. Call 289-7044 after 6 “On The Waterfront” the death of his predecessor. fits, paid holidays and vaca­ 2813. bama Tuberculosis Association, action upon the Board of Fi­ known as Freja Park under the GROOMINO ALL breeds. Har­ p.m Brando doesn’t live here but Brewer held the office iot tion. Call between 8 a.m.-5. arid a trustee of the University nance’s estimates and recom­ Open Space Progjram. SEALTEST FOODS mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebran you can move right into this part of a day last summer until p.m. Robert’s Electric Co.. NORTH COVENTRY. Beauti­ of South Alabama. mendations as is necessary. 4. If the budget, as passed, Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. 15’ MARINE plywood boat, 46 2010 cute? 6 room Ranch with Mrs. Wallace returned from Article 3. To empower the includes the appropriation of an South Windsor, 644-2421. 113 Summit St., Manchester ful brick home on 2 acres of His wife is the former Martha h.p. outboard, trailer, skis and LITTLE GIRLS with prrity things to do complete oil hot water heat­ Houston, Tex., were she had Board of Selectmen and the amount equal 'to 2 mills for the 647-1434 DAtJHSHUND puppies, AKC, will spena many nappy hours in a tull land, oversized single car ga-_ Fiarmer of Chattanooga, Tenn. many extras. 649-3022. EXPERIENCED PGUSHERS WANTED - TELEPHONE OPERATOR THIS YEAR is the year of splashy flower ing system and 50 feet of undergone surgery for cancer. Town Treasurer to borrow mon­ Reserve Fund for Capitol and DRIVERS for school buses, black and reds, several litters fashion with two front pleats and a rage. Priced for quick sale. They have two daughters, Re­ prints; so why not make a iiant-size lake front. MoVe fast! $14,- In his four years as House ey from time to time as needed Non - Recurring Expenditures, Manchester schools, 7:30 - 8:45 Interviews Daily, 9:30-4 P.M. ready to go, paper trained and 14’ YELLOW JACKET wiuTfour Saturdays and Two or Three Evenings a Week yoke that can be trimmed with buttons Occupancy immediate. $23,000. becca Ann, 14, and Beverly All- to meet current expenses. (lower pillow of smocked gingham? It's 900. Call J. Sledesky, 649- speaker 'during former Gov. will the Town vote to allocate a.m, and 2:15 - 3:45 p.tn. Ex­ healthy. Also Pekingese and lights, horn and windshield, For finish worit on turbine blades and vanes. Above I and ric-rac. F. M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. son, 11. Article 4. To see what action an amount equal to %. mill An Equal Opportunity TOP SALARY No. 8223 with PHOTOGUIDE is m fascinating to stitch; fun to use! 5306. George Wallace’s administra­ cellent part-Ume for third .shift Welmaranerg. 1-628-6673. upholstered seats, steering As a legislator and a* presid­ the Town wdshes to take In re­ thereof for Park development: workers or retired persons. We Employer I average hourly rates, fringe benefits and profit] sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 years. Size 2, Pattern No. 2010 has smocking VERNON — Recent 5% room tion and as lieutenant governor ing officer of the House ind Sen­ gard to the expenditures of wheel, 30 h.p. electric start EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS! graph; full directions. an amount equal to % mill train you. 648-2414. Bvinrude motor and trailer. IV4 yards of 45-inch. Ranch, garage, bullt-lns, lull and president of the Senate in ate, Brewer has shown himself Town Aid Funds available to thereof for purchase of new or I sharing plan. Apply at SEND In coini plui 15« for SEND asp In eolne plui ISp for lirst-claii B &. W 504 null and eneclil hanilllna lor etch pattern. basement, immaculate, $17,900. Mrs. Wallace’s term, Brewer to be an articulate speaker and the Town of Coventry under the replacement of existing Are ONE ALL GINGER kitten, two Excellent condition, $350. Call mm in d 4n«clnl hindllin tor u c h PilUriL BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MAINTENANCE man — ' steel SILVER BRAZER — assemble Apply In Person To ------ne Cabot, Manclieater Meyer Agency, 643-0609. went down the line for the Wal­ a man of quick wit. provisions of Chapter 233 as equipment and an amount equal gllnger and white. Call .643-7731. after 5 p.m.', 643-8916. Manchester Parkade . handler preferably experienced and braze, small assemblies. Su Herald. UW AYE. OF lace program. During a Senate fillbustel', passed by the 1953 General As­ to 1 mill thereof for general lOAB, NEW Y O B R , N .T . Manchester 649-5306 with cut off machines and rec­ All benefits paid. Blue Cross, j\KC SMALL miniature poodles 17’ RUNABOUT, 70 h.p.. MeY- RED-LEE METAL FINISHING GO., Ine.| MORIARTY BROTHERS im s SOUTH WINDSOR - rambling In 1964, he joined nine other one member killed time by sembly of the State of Connec­ purposes. 11131, Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, ords. Apply Dean Machine CMS, life and health insurance,' — male and female, 6 weeks. cury, tilt-trailer, soft top, ful­ frint Nuna, Addrtst with ZIP CODE, Style Print Name, Addraii with ZIP CODE and ten room Ranch, Breezeway, 2 democrats on Wallace’s slate of iteading from a rather dull book. ticut as amended In 1954. style Number. QLLINGTON — 5% room Dated at Coventry, Connec­ Products, 102 Colonial Rd., ■ retirement. Apply Aerokl- Good with children. Call 649- ly equipped ready to go. 649- 49 W O O D LA N D ST.— M AN CH ESTER 315 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER Number ana SIza. car garage, 2 kitchens, one unpledged candidates for presi­ Brewer quipped, "The chair tons 6Ui day of May 1968. Ranch. Convenient location. ticut, this 2nd day of May, 1968. mchard Morra Manchester. netlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. 1116. 7702. FASHION conscious women - send YQU’LL want a copy of our new ’68 and two half baths, fireplace, dential elector, sworn to with­ hopes the senator can manage Spring & Summer ALBUM from which to Close to everything, Bullt-ins. Michael J. Pescc Michael Pesce now for our latest issue of the Spring aluminum siding, large wood­ hold Alabama's electoral votes to lose the book before he comes & Summer Basic FASHION — 50C. ;hoose needlevtork patterns. Only 50(. ■ Nice treed lot, only $16,900. Donald S. Da'vls Joseph Llcltra '68 ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 643- from P^resldent Johnson. to the microphone to speak Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 0683. William G. Olenney Board of Selectmen Wallace was a candidate for again." Board of Selectmen Town of Bolton TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Press Run fionrh^Bt^r SoBtttns HBtoUi F«r The Week Ended The Weather May 4, 1008 Uriel Lodge of Masons will Mrs. Jesse Carpenter of South Fair tonight. Low in 40s. In­ meet Saturday at 7:80 p.m. at Women Told to Help Solve Methodist Church were in ‘Ksythms QuarM” to Sing Botpsl Songs iURnrljpfitpr lEurmtig llpralJi creasing cloudiness tomorrow. Aliput Town the Masonic Temple, Merrow. charge of the nursery. 15,070 High near 70. The Fellowcraft degree will be B int Omrch oC Chriat, Sci- Haneheater— A City of ViUago Charm conferred. Lawrence Schiller, Crisis Facing Nation Today oM at, wNl hters of Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the inter-raciail, and called upon Beta Sigma Phi sorority were Ohuron wOl meet tomorrow at aaid Friday ait a May Town Fire Department will them bo be a movement wltti a honored Friday night at a Moth­ 8 p.m, at the church. B^nowsMLp Day obeervance sA meet tonight at 8 at the Mc­ mtaslon, and influence fW er-Daughter banquet at Willie’s Kee St. firehouse. TMnity Covenant Church. “A change in the world, to encour­ French^Aide Sees Steak House. The Oreater Hartford Blanch nationwide oall haa oome for age all church wxrnien to oome o f TVanaatlantlc Brlden and Entertainment was provided Rivals Deny Kennedy The Marine Corps League will dniroh Women United to use togeither, to go out together in Barenta AaaociaUon will meet by Mrs. John Henry, Mrs. Ken­ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Mlay relh>wahlp Day to get every neighborhood, in every neth BYeeman, Mrs. Joseph tomorrow at 7:30 pm . at Vet- women Immediately into action Marine Home, Parker St. naition as an inatrament for His Gonsalves, Miss Anita Nadeau, erana Memorial Olubhouae, tb help solve the crisis facing reconciling love. “That,” she Miss Mary-Bllen O’Meara, AUss Bleat Hlartliond. After the meet- The VFW Poet and Auxiliary tMa nsiUon,” she aiiMed. Broad Peace Talks said, "is our responslhlUty as Julia Banaitls, Miss Karol ln». there will be an auction Mn. Oaites, the wife of a have been invited to attend a V ChiWtian women today. We Geiger, Mrs. Paul Emerson and and bingo. Refreehmente wUl be Baptist minister in MynUc, PARIS (AP) — French joint installation Saturday at 8 have choice—we must act." Mrs. Henry Grabowski. aerved. p.m. at the Raymond B. Mc­ spoke to about 80 women. She The offering taken at the serv­ Foreign' Minister Maurice Clear Indiana Winner Hugh Post, 276 Broad St., Wind­ quoted from the U.8 . Rlolt ice, $S6 , will benefit the work of Couve de Murville ex­ Midweek sorvlcea wtH'be held A sor, Commission Reports that white local and state councils of the pressed the view today the tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Bring Your Curtains, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — Sen. Robert 'F. Ken­ Photo Queen instiltutions are reaponaible for CWU. Manchester’s share will United States and North Ohurch of Chriat. nedy bus proved his potency at the polls’with victory in Holy Family Mothers Circle white raolsm because "they be lued to start an organization Drapos, Bodsprsads Vietnam will hold broad ______^ Janet Schulthelss, the 20- make it, are Implloeted In it, the first test of his White House campaign, but his will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. called BT8 H (the ancient s}rm- and Slipcovors talks in Paris on ending TVlnHy Covenant Church will at the homV of Mrs. Theodore year-old blonde daughter of Mr, maintain It, and dondone It. bol for a Christian) which pro­ rivals for the Democratic nomination denied today the Vietnam war and not have ita midweek Bible atudy Schuet* 29 Washington St. and Mrs. Edward Schulthelss of Our apathy,” she added, "Is re- vides Good Samaritans who re­ to tho CALVARY CHURCH there were any clear winners or real losers in the In­ tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the ' ____ North Coventry, was crowned sponsible for ttie poverty and spond to any emergency without 647 East Middle Turnpike limit their contacts to halt­ diana primary. ohuroh. Martha Circle of Emanuel Miss Connecticut Professional tenaton thait Is part of It. We cost. Parkade Gleaners ing U.S. bombing of the North. , The New "York senator preserved the family record Lutheran Church will meet Photographer of 1988 at the have leglslaiUon to promote Mrs. Pat Lard and Mrs. WED, MAY 8th - 7:M PA. of election day invincibility by capturing 42 per cent of The Keiyetone Quartet of d al justtoe, bull not the wlU or George Thurber, both of Second / ALL WORK Couve de Murville told the Thursday at 2 p.m. at the recent convention of the Con- Tuesday’s Indiana vote, and said it gave his campaign Harriaburg, a., win give a aa- church. Mrs. Hedwlg Earn will necUcut Professional Photo­ coiuuge for implementation of Congregational Church, and DONE ON PREMISES • All Are Welcome • No Admission Charge • French Cabinet It was hla belief cred goapel concert tomorrow lead devotions. Hostesses are graphers Association In Hart- that the talks, scheduled tenta­ Impetus for the primary races ahead. at 7:30 pm . at Calvary Church. tively to open Friday, will con­ ------' — Gov. Roger D. Branigln, the Mrs. Louise Hlnrlchs, Mrs. Elsie ford. salty, tough-talktog favsrlts aon Korch and Mrs. Clara Gull. Miss Schulthelss, now living sist of both prellnilnary talks Jehovah’s Witnesses will have ___ at 486 N. Main St., Manchester. and true negotiations. He said who claimed neutrality but leaned toward Vice President group discussions of a Bible aTd Orford Chapter, DAR, will attended Coventry High School, there are no plans to change the tomorrow at 381 Woodbridge St., Hilbert. H. Humphrey, ran sec­ have Its annual meeting at a the McCbnnell Airline School of conference site of the negotiat­ 18 Chambers St., 728 N. Main 2 Miners ond with 31 per cent of the vote; potluck Thursday noon at the Minneapolis, Minn., an^d the ing teams for the two stages. St., 144 Griffin Rd. In South Minnesota Sen. Eugene J, Mc­ ^ m e of Mrs. Steven D. Wll- Hanover School of Modeling In Couve de Murvllle’s remarks Windsor, and French Rd., Bol­ Carthy ranked third. Hams Jr., 1610 Ellington Rd.. Hartford. She W employed as a were reported to newsmen by ton. But McCarthy insisted he was South Windsor. There will also dental assistant to Dr. Robert Information Minister Georges Phoned not distressed at his 27 per cent be a report of the Continental Bemert of Hartford. Gorse. The VFW Auxiliary win 'When Hanoi proposed Paris "w arT* showing, claimed he Is the real Congress. Hostesses— • are Mrs. During her reign as queen, sponsor a kitchen social Thurs­ she will represent Connecticut for the preliminary talks it said ■ ■ V w w 1 front-runner In the fight for the day at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. Wells W. Pitkin, Mrs. Daniel A. In the Miss New England Plm- they should be "to determine -8 - ^ y W » » ivesI ▼ nomination, and said he would The event Is open to members Flint and Miss Carrie Sey­ tographers competition to be with the U.S. side the uncondi­ *' dd battle another election day. and guests. mour. 171080 needing transporta­ tional cessation of the U.S. HOMINY FALLS, W.Va. (A P ). That day won’t be long to tion may contact Mrs. Basil T. held at the Photographers As­ sociation of J7ew England Con- bombing raids and all other acts — The wives of two miners coming, for he meets Kennedy Cub Scout Pack 6fi committee Nodden, 221 Hackmatack St. ___ vention In September at Pike, of war" against North Vietnam. trapped by water for two days again next ’Tuesday In Nebras- will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 at Then, Hanoi said, talks would In a southeastern West Virginia *ta. The Women’s Fellowship of N. H. Don't let the home of Mrs. Arthur Nor­ be held "on other problems of coal mine talked to their hus- two-man race with Ken- wood, 42 Bigelow St. Center Congregational C h u rch ______concern to the two sides.” bands early today by radio-tele- ^tedy, McCarthy claimed, many will have a potluck Thursday at Speculation was that the sec­ HMURSi phone. o* the Branigln votes would The rehearsal of the Amerf- 6:80 p.m. In the Robbins Room N? 1887 ond round of talks would be held Joy reigned in a virtual tent have gone to him. at the church. A meeting and in­ Highland PTA can Legion Junior Fife and TAXES somewhere other than Paris. city near this small mountain ' "I’tA very, very pleased,” Drum Corps scheduled for to­ stallation of officers will be hold To Hear Plante In Washington, State Depart­ town as wives and relatives Kennedy said. "I thought I’d night has been canceled. at 8 -p.m. In the Federation ment officials cautiously agreed heard that Mrs. Elwood O’Dell have a difficult time doing well Room at the church. Those at- .... . Dr. Alexander Plante, dlrec- with Couve de Murville’s vttw and Mrs. Ottle Junior Walton here.” He said he came to Indl- The confirmation class of tendlng are reminded to bring program development for that North Vietnam and the had talked to their husbands by ana against toe advice of Second Congregational Church their mite boxes. Connecticut State Depart- r o TNt 0 * United States will telescope the Apr.l9»68 1687 BILVlOttY KUBZOB North Viel Col. Ha Van Lao a radio- telephone lowered 437 professional politicians to tackle will meet tonight at 7 :30 at the _ ment of Education, will speak first diplomatic contacts and feet down a vertical alrshaft a popular governor toey rated church. Peter F. Mletzner «>* 2* on Project Concern at the en­ preliminary talks on a Vietnam drilled over night. unbeatable. ter St. wm r ^ some of his ori- ^ Highland THt COOtMCCTiCVT • * !« « AWO t t U l f CO. war settlement into a single "They are all rooting for '‘Td come to here under these M*N«SO*0 , ««MM. g l n a l ^ t r y ^ d a y afternoon at school PTA tomorrow at phase of the opening negotia­ you,’’ Mrs. O’Dell hollered to circumstances, to be able to do , the Blue Hills Convalescent New Fighting Erupts 8 p.m. at the school. tions. her husband, one of 13 miners well U very encouraging,” «:om -oos?«:. u a i i k* ntfiAT HCR TO Home, Hartford. - Dr. Plante is a principal However, toere was a tenden­ trapped by a flooded passage- Kennedy said, author of the project, under cy among officials here to "be way about a mile inside the McCarthy, Branigln forces ’The Stein Club of the VFW which Hartford children have wary, of predicting the actions of mine. "Are you cold. How’s and promoters of the Humphrey A ROYAL will meet tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. De GauUe, Cabinet been bused to schools in Man- the North Vietnamese. your head andnose,” she in- campaign all said that Kenne- at the <^hester the past two years, "We will have to wait and see qulred. dy’s was a minority victory. MOTHER’S DAY top e of (^cusslon will ^ the Highland ^land ^Park r k is one of *eight how the talks develop,” one offi­ Mrs. Walton asked her hus- Kennedy smiled. "I think it's Mother’s Day Dance Saturday your whole paycheck local elementary school's taking Discuss Student Riots cial said, and his reaction was band whether he was "keeping better to win that than to come at the VFW Home. Sen. Kennedy and wife Ethel following primary victory. (AP Photofax) project children. typical. "It will depend updn warm and dry.” Both men re- second or third,” he said, AT PARIS (AP) — President agitation" for stirring up the The meeting will Include the how North Vietnam decides to ported toey were in good condl- And by winning, he kept to- The British American Club .Charles de Gaulle discussed stu- students. ^ y election and installation of PTA play the negotiations." tion and anxiously awaiting res- toot toe chain of family election will have a dance and buffet dent rioting today with his Cabl- The rioting began last Friday, CAYEY’SLOG officers for the coming year. * ^ 6 original design for the ne­ cue. victories begun by his brother, Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. net after police battled through after suburban Nanterre Uni- ’Ihe inataUlntton will be conduot- gotiations called for three Meanwhile, the fate of 10 oth- the late President John F. Ken- at .the clubhouse. 'Tickets' are the early morning hours to verslty and the Sorbonne—the CABIN ed by George DeCormler. Dr. phases—diplomatic contacts, er miners farther back to toe tteity. and shared by Sen. Ed- available at the club. block a student march on the University of Paris-were 2,002 of Enemy Killed preliminary talks and finally mlne remained unknown. They ward M. Kennedy of Maseachu- Routo 87 Jean-Louis Hebest is out-going Sorbonne. The new fighting closed because of student dem- president. full negotiations. have not been heard from since setts. Lobonon, Conn. grew out of a five-hour demon- onstratlons. On Monday, the The Nutmegger Camera Club From a close reading of North tons of water poured Into the With 4,168 of 4,401 precincts will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. stratlon by 10,000 to 20,000 per- battle between students and pb- Vietnam’s agreement to send mine Monday from an aban- coimted, and a record high vote CoH for at Hilltop House, Veteran’s Me­ sons. lice in the Paris streets was the diplomatic representatives 'to In Latest Saigon Fighting doned mine during drilling oper­ morial Park, East Hartford. Concerned about France’s im- worst in recent memory. By Paris to meet with the United ations. (See Page Sixteen) RE5SRYATION Ted Zacher will present a slide age with hundreds of corre- comparison, the trouble Tues- Como to tfie States, U.S. authorities believ^, SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. and they don’t seem to be able enemy infiltration routes. ■ Rescue officials had said show “Around the World with apondents here for the start of day night was minor, that Hanoi by its language has Command announced today that to. As far as toe major threat "Contacts throughout toe Sai­ ’Tuesday night toey hoped toe 423-0256 T ft C” . The event is open to preliminary peace talks be- Tuesday’s demonstration be­ joined the first and second water level to toe mine would all interested photographers In tween the United States and &an with a huge parade, organ- 2,002 Viet Cong and North Viet­ from the west. It doesn’t seem gon area have been light and M A Y TEA uiio a single stage of the namese soldiers have been scattered today, with minimal recede enough this morning to the area. North V l^ a m , De Gaidle was ized by the French National Stu- talks. to be developing. It looks as if it allow toe men closest to toe en­ reported to have said that more dents’ Union, from the southern killed in toe past three days of contact in Saigon Itself,” toe Pope Set .^.1 the question of a site for heavy fighting in ' and around is petering out, but It’s a little U.S. Command reported. trance to scamper out Howev­ & SALE work Is needed to increase edu- part of the city, across the Left the talks, there does not appear early to say officially. er, all they would say early to­ Sponsored by catlonal facilities. Bank and the Seine, up the Saigon. But despite his heavy Two Viet Cong flags fluttered to be any objection here or from "They haven’t brought toe day was "we hope to have them This is one of the prime de- Champs Elysees and back to the losses, toe enemy i^attled on for atop utility poles, one of them ST. MART'S get away from you. Hanoi to continuance of all the forces to bear. Captured docu­ out sometime Wednesday.” mands of the New Left students Left Bank. Estimates of the toe fourth day to streets on toe only 500 yards from a govern­ T o Visit EPISCOPAL GUILD negotiations in Paris. ments and prisoners were talk­ Ten giant pumps are sucking who are protesting overcrowd- marching throng ranged from capital’s western edge. ment police station. A large fire FOR EXPERT North Vietnam has made a ing to terms of a 10,000-man at­ an estimated 3,200 galloxis of of St. Moiy's Ing in France’s universities and 10,000 to 20,000. The government put a 24-hour whlpp^ by the wind was hurtl­ consistent demand that the pur­ tack. I have no firm figures, but water from toe darkened mine WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING courses of study they say are The students sang the Com- curfew on toe western half of ing between toe station and ene­ Episcopal Church N9 1887 pose of the initial diplomatic it Is much, mudh, muchless. each minute. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVKX out of date In the age of space munist Internationale, shouted Saigon to aid its forces. my positions. Bogota TAXES talk shall be to discuss a halt to Unless they do something quick­ The horizontal passageway, and electronics. ®oeh slogans as "The Sorborne In comparison with toe 2,002 While eastern Saigon re­ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE THURSDAY, MAY 9th the U.S. bombing of North Viet­ ly, they’re not going to make only three feet high to places 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. enemy killed, the U.S . Com­ mained under a 7 p.m. to 7 a7m. VATICAN CITY (AP)— Pope SEE The students said thev wolud ‘I'e students," waved nam and all other acts of war anything out of this.’’ and descending gently for two mand said allied casualties In curfew, toe government said it Paul VI announced today he will return to toe streeto S a to todlly ""'f " “ f® onlooker. against the North to be followe'd Refugees from toe western miles, has been filled with wat­ NEILL H A U to join them as they marched up the first three days of toe new ordered toe round-the-clock cur- make a two-or three-day visit INSURANCE for a fourth time after breaking by other talks of mutual con­ section said toe Viet Cong were er since toe wall to an adjoining to Colombia to August to attend OAT« CM«Ca M » * v r * TMf o ft o t n wave of attacks on Saigon to­ tew to the western section "to CLARKE MOTOR SALES Park Street up at dawn. They threw up bar- cern. digging bunkers in the rubble of abandoned mine burst. Apr.19*66 1667 B&VSRLy EMSION j j traffic before them. Many came taled 211 killed and 931 wounded prevent Viet Cong Infiltratiorf.’’ toe 38th International Eucharis­ rlcades and heaved paving , ... Couve de Muiwllle’s remarks burned-out homes, apparently Closest to toe entrance—about RT. 6 ^ 85. BOLTON—643-9521 DONA'nON 7Sc . , , . from the sidewalks to march, —30 Americans killed and 323 Refugees Joaded with house­ tic Congress to Bogota and to rtonw to toe ear y morning ^ to the Cabinet came as U.S. and determined to hold out to toe one mile to—-are 13 men. They open a Latin-American bishops wounded,, 181 South Vletname.se hold belongings continued to are in a chamber, higher than TMR CONNfCTICUT SANK i flgjtlng against club-swinglng North Vietnamese officials, with end. stream from the area. conference to Medellin. ' SOCIAL ^ kiUed and 608 wounded. the roller-coaster like passage­ the French assisting, wertt U.S. helicopter gpinships Three blocks from toe police It will be toe longest trip to ^ „ paper Le Figaro, but the march ' “There isn’t much going on way. They have been sent food, Information Minister Georges ^ ^ 3 generally peaceful. The po- ahead -with technical arrange­ slammed rockets into too ene­ station, where more than 100 po­ toe 70-year-old pontiff’s reign SECURITY V i-» today," a senior U.S. officer water and blankets over a con­ Gorse said the govemmen is ,,^3 gs autor^- ments for the meetings. my positions on tho western licemen were milling about, an and toe first by a Pope to Latin said. “ The key is whether toe edge of the city. While farther to veyor belt and air is being America. prepared to toke dec slons ^nes damaged on the 15-mlle (See Page 'Twenty-Two) pumped to them. adapting university education to route enemy will be able to reinforce the west fight-bombers pounded (See Page Fifteen) Two others, mine foreman He made no mention of visit- toe dem ^ds of m ^ e m life, but intervene Prank Davds and miner Edward tog other Latin-American coun­ Put the last bite f u ^ ^ e d no detoUs. marchers returned to Rudd, are a half mUe farther to. tries that have invited him but But toe Cabinet re-empha- Left Bank and approached A vent drilled 140 feet throu^ there was a possibility of air­ .sized that public order will be jjjg Sorbonne, an area which toe roof of toe mountain gave port stopovers. maintained, Gorse said. He ac them similar relief. His announcement to a crowd in your own pocket. cused unnamed "specialists in (See Page Thirty-One) TTie 15 maintained radio-tele­ of pilgrims at his weekly gener­ phone contact with toe outside al audience to St. Peter’s Basili­ until late ’Tuesday night when ca brought cheers. toe battery failed. The break to ’The trip will be Pope Paul’s Save a communications wasn’t consid­ sixth journey abroad since he Nearly $250,000 Behind ered serious. became head of toe Roman Two miles into the shaft, at Its Catholic Church to June 1903. O bundle during UAW Faces Ouster (Sec Page Thirty-One) (See Page Thirty-Four) With automatic savings. At CBT. We’ll deduct For Tardy Dues any amount you select (as long as’it's ten dol­ T ransplant Patient WASHINGTON (AP) — Wal­ about $1 million a yisar into its lars or more) from your CBT personal checking ter Reuther's United Auto Work­ treasury. B uidi ers union, currently renewing One source, noting Reuther’s frequent threats over the past 16 Dies in Houston account every payday and put it in your CBT threats to quit the 14-milllon- months to secede from the fed­ ’ 1^ member AFL-CIO, faces toe eration, said an ouster would be HOUSTON, Tex. (A!P) — One M. Stuckwish, 62, of Alpine, savings account. possibility of being kicked out “ going out with a whimper In­ of toe tore^,)nen who underwent Tex., was either "dead or next week for nonpayment of stead of a bang.” heart transplants within five dying” when the heart o f a 30- dues. This Is toe second time to Its days of each other died today. year-old man was implanted to Bargain Days. Automatically. The Auto Workers, issuing long feud with toe AFL-CIO that A St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospi­ hs chest ’Tuesday, a hospital of­ new attacks on AFXrdO Presi­ the Auto Workers has withheld tal announcement said James ficial said. dent George Meany’s leadership dues almost up to toe suspen­ B. Cobb, Alexandria, La., died The heart of Clarence A. from its convention to Atlantic sion deadline. eight hours after unexpected Nicks of Houston, Tex., who was Before you know it you’ll have the equivalent of City, will be three months and Meany previously ignored compdlcaiUons developed. beaten in a tavern April 28, was most of Reuther’s actions. But transplanted in Stuckwlsh’s about $250,000 behind to dues “ The transplanted heart was there are new elements to toe chest in 30 minutes. a whole paycheck in your savings account. May 15 and face automatic ex­ not rejected and functioned well pulsion, informed sources said. deepening split between toe two until toe unforseen complica­ EJvereitit Claire Thomae, 47, of men who founded the AFL-CIO The AFL-CIO Executive Coun- tions occurred,” the announce­ Phoenix, Ariz., stood up for toe 13 years ago by merging Mean­ bU, meeting next week, may ment said. first time since he received A y’s American Federation of La­ new heart Friday. ’Thomas ate Painlessly. take up the matier and some The cause of death was not bor with the Reuther-led Con­ his first soft food at lunch—a lOurces predict a majority of its known but the hospital said gress of Industrial Organiza­ broiled egg, toast and orange nembers may be angered tions. Cobb, who received toe heart of THE COMNECTICUT BANK mough to oust Reuther’s union Rblo) juice. They are also now moving a 15-year-old boy Sunday, was t it doesn’t pay up. 7716 question of when the do­ AND TRUST COMPANY apart on presidential politics believed to haye died because of MEMBER F.D.I.C. Sources say AFL-CIO leaders Fire Destroys Lebanon’s Town Office Building liver and kidney failure. nor was medically, and legally and toe impending Poor Peo­ dead arose as Dr. Denton A. Now. At your Buick-Opel dealer’s. ure miffed at Reuther’s an- Meanwhile, toe other two pa­ louncement toe Auto Workers ple’s Campaign in toe nation’s Firemen spray fire which destroyed Lebanon’s resident state trooper, assessors, the Board of Tax Cooley prepared to lead the sur­ capital. tients remained to satisfactory nay put Its per capita AFL-CIO gical team to toe Stuckwish op­ Meany, 73, is throwing toe renovated Town Office Building yesterday after­ Review and the town’s Zoning Board. The town’s condition. Jues to escrow p^dtog settle­ eration. AFL-CIO’s support behind Vice They were J. M. Stuckwish, ment of its demanfR for Internal noon, causing damage estimated at $80,000. More land records and deeds and the town clerk’s desk Harris County Medical Exam­ President Hubert H. Humphrey. 62, Alpine, Tex., and EvereCt reform of the federation. than 200 men from 10 fire companies battled the and files were not harmed— having been stored in iner Joseph Jachimezyk said 'The 60-year-old Reutoer, re-e- Claire ’Thomas, 47, Phoenix, Nicks was pronounced dead at « u< liCmiNCi UU . - ••-l '• OlViSlON The Auto Workers, largest of flames that swept the three-story wood frame a new fiile-proof vault. The cause of the blaSie is un­ Ariz. ■ toe APL-CIO’s 128 utoons, pays (See Page Eleven) structure. Lost in the fire were the records of the der investigation. (Other photo Page 11) The latest heart reciptont. J. (See Fage Eleven)

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