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ABOARD USS PRINCETON (AP) — caimaxing a voyage of discovery, the Apollo 10 moon explorers came Top Court Rules safely home from the heavens Monday, blazing back through earth’s atmosphere to a bull’s eye landing in the South Pacific within sigdit of the recovery ship State Sales Tax Princeton. America’s newest space heroes ended man’s greatest and most dangerous space adventure when their sturdy Applies to GI’s six-ton spaceship parachuted into gently rolling seas about three miles from the Princeton. WASHINCnQN (AP) — Sanr- BpeaUng of the 1M3 law, be toaum ara not eutUlad to ax- wrote: i'Tfae moat aenaiMe A ir Fored^ Col. Thom as P. S ta fford and N avy Cm drs. tnferenoe to ba drawn.. M that 2 M»|i*i«Wi -day battle in w hich O Is d rove you end ig> d e a n r ta v e n .’ ’ dtocloaure, have drawn a ateni litical field—including people Senate Republican Leader Ev stitutional deadline. some $700 million in new rev rend Ms lengthy ivinissi. He North Vietnamese off Dong Ap Many astronauts have com warning that they’re too late. Uke myself who want projects erett M. Dirksen said in an in In light of the House Demo enues by Increasing toe sales oroesed and recioraed Us Bla Mountain to 11 assaults toat plained about tiieir itchy besurds Senate Majority Leader Mike for their states—are all at fault terview he is confident ’’the cratic leaders' current oonelder- tax from three and one-haH per legs and alternately rested cost jmme BO Amerloan Uvea. bothering them in space. ManafleM said Sunday judges, and are all to Uame because we votes will be there” when the Is atlon of a State income tax, cent to five per cent and by his bead on Us right or left Sen. Edward M. keimedy, D- 'When they broke out the shav as wall as lawmakers'and mem haven’t had the guts to stand up sue comes before the Senate Dempsey was asked whether he extending the sales tax to maiiy hand. J. B. Stoner of Savan Maas., oaUed the battle "sense- ing equipment Sunday, Stafford bers cf the executive branch, to this growth Uke topsy.” possibly next month. would veto an income tax bill items now exempt. nah, ' one ot Bay’s attomegrs, should be covered by the aame Although Dlrloaen said he laes and Irresponsible” in a Sen o id y hlnibed a t w hat toey w ere told the ooort the defense took Wherever the blame lies if it won toe ai^roval of both Becauee of strong opposition lawrs. He prom ised to support knows cf two switches among ate q>eech last week hta doing, csdling It ’’scientific ex exception to the rnUng. He Mhnsfield said, he questions the toe House and toe Senate. to Dempeey’s proposed budget one that would require disclos RepuhUcaps who came out ear stand was supported over toe ”I haven’t changed my mind periment Sugar Hotel Alfrfm later spld, "some move” type of military contracts that and taxing suggestions, both Re ing both oiAside payments and ly against ABM but have had weekend by Senate Democratic Victor Echo.” would be innde, bat declined have been let, the money spent, on toe Income tax one bit,” publican and Democratic lead busineas oonnecticns. second thoughts, he decUn^ to Leculer Mike Mansfield and Sen. said toe governor. The first lettera of Ihe last to say when or what it would the money wasted, "and the ers decided to present their own Mansflsld replied with a blunt mention any names or to deal in George S. McGovern, D-S.D. When pressed for a yes or no five words spUl "S41-A-V-E.” be. fact that until last year all the tax packages. ”no” when asked if he would be m nnbera. Mansfield said Sunday toe answer, Dempsey only repeated; Defense ^Department had to do Hien on Friday, youtiiful wrlUing to a cce p t a cod e fo r He declined also to lume any United States Is Jeopardising ”My nilnd is not changed,” The was to ask and they nrould re House Democrats broke away self-poUcing by the Judiciary It- of those who had switched from progress in to e Paris peace governor has been outspokenly from the party's original pro eeU. c e iv e .” talks by escalating the war opposed to an income tax for posal and suggested their own “I think they are late and we The Democratic leader waa (See Page Four) through expanded mlUtary pres som e tim e . tax package, leaving tbe legis are late In facing tip to this sure creating an ”aot-reaot syn He also was not receptive to lators with four tax packages Paper Boat Skipper problem,” he added. drome.” Senate Majority Leader Edward and only 10 days to decide ' 4 Only a day before Mansfield ”What we ou ^t to do is not so Marcus’s proposal to Impose Offensives Announced which to choose. 2 epoke. Chief Justice Bari War much apply pressure in Viet- substantial biilUons at the state The fourth package, suggested ren called a qteclal meeting of SAIGON (AP) — ’The U.S. about 18 miles east of tiK Lao to instead apply prts- university and toe state colleges. Pleased with Start In Paris,” toe Montana Friday Introduced a state in the Judicial Conference for June Command today announced two tian border and 10 mllea b^low ”I have not been in favor of >r said. ‘ "ITtat is where come tax to replace Senate Ma SAFI, Mtxooco (AP)— "She Many papyrus experts and ar 10 to consider Judges’ nonjudl- new American offensives in toe Demilitsrizeid Zone. Increasing tuitkms,” he. said. peace is going to be niade, not jority Leader Edward Maijcus, is reaXy riding wril,” Thor Hey cheologists doubt the veseet,- olal acttvltea and, possibly, fi South Vietnam’s northernmost Dubbed Operation Herkimer Dempsey ' told newsmen at his nancial dlaoloaure rules. on toe battlefield.” erdahl reported aa he set out (or named the Ra after the Egyp provinces and raid they were Mou tain, it ban produced little morning news conference toat (See Page Thirty) tian sun god, will be aUe to hold ’The conference waa called aft Mansfield made toe comment America Sunday in his papyrus aimed at "capturing or destroy-, significant remits since it was er Its committee on Court Ad on C!BS’ "Face toe Nation." boat. up.that long. They expect it to ing enemy forces, material and launched May 9. The U.S. Com ministration met in secret ton. MeCtovem i»aised Kennedy His 16-ton raft made of Inter become waterlogged and . dis Installatlcns.” mand reported 29 North Viet five hours Saturday to dlscuM Saturday tor speaking out "in locking reeds and lopUng like a integrate. namese killed and said UJl. cas- the matter. The two new drives have ac- protest against a truly senaeleas blight yellow basket with a 'But the ridpper, gray-haired 6 cciunted fo r 142 N orth V iet ualtiea have been two MUed and slaughter” and added, "The wine-red sail, dropped a tow and sharp-eyed at 64, said Jpst ’The conference normally 32 wounded. would not meet until the fall, so namese Boldliers killed since- only Way to end toe war in Viet Sudan-Coup Installs line 12 miles from toe North Af before departure; "The boat The U.S. Oomma-d s''3o re the special eesalon appeared to they began, one 18 days ego, the nam is to bring our troops rican ^coast and headed weet- will float. The probleifi is how be an attempt to head off, or at other 11 days ago, U.S. Head ported 26 enem y rock et curd horns.” Bouthweet for tire 4^P-ninning long It wlH take us to ieOm to least influence the nature of, quarters said. U.S. casualties mortar attacks Sunday night Kennedy followed McGovern Caiwry Islands current. n a v ig a te.” but said oke sailboat on which his wife, The rudderless vessel’s steer leftist government was installed the new leaders In Sudan are chairm an, ment of the operations were ported two more American heli again of what he called the Tvonne, was a 'passenger. "She ing system, two SO-foot long in Sudan Sunday after an appar leftist Socialists or Communists Mansfield spectfloally reject withheld for security r arons. copters rt»t down, vrito seven ’’cruelty and savagery of toe is steering perfectly.” . oars, had never been used by Americans wounded. This pest week.” ently bloodless ooiq» by a group and toat their govenunent modem men. Heyerdahl aald ed leaving the judges to police One of the offensives, Opera of Colonels. With six oompanlons, Heyer raised to 2t078 the num ber o f ‘‘It would have been immor would probably follow political learning to use li might take themselves. Even tightening up tion Lamar Plalri, was launched* The officers overthrew a civil dahl began a voyage he hopes confirmation procedures in the American helicopters reported al,” Keimedy said, to remain si and economic policies similar to several days of aimless drift M ay 16 by hundredb ot p a ra - ian regime headed by President those of Bg^tlan Prseldent Oa- will prove a theory for Msto- Senate, then leaving the prob lort In the war. lent about what he called "on ing. troopeia from the U.S. lOlct Alr- Ismail el Azhari and Premier mal Abdel Nasser. rians in the same way toat his lems to a Judicial council of bome DiviiSon in Jungled foot Allied tourena recorted todav unjustified war, an Immoral After two days of postpone- w a r.” Mohammed A. Mahgoub and voyage ac;oe« the Pacific 22 some type doesn’t go far hills 46 mlloa south of Da Nang. that casualties in toe war last The Sudanese radio said toe nients, the Ra was tnwed away w eek included about 800 A m eri Laird’s position and toat of vested supreme power In a Na revolutionary council had pro years ago on the raft Kon-Tlkl from her mooring by 10 oan- enough, he said. It Is aimed at taking pressure tional Revolutionary Council cans, 413 South V ietnam ese and toe generals Is essentially that a moted Numairi to major gener proved that people who settled men. She listod to starbbard, A financial dlsoloeure law, he off the important provincial headed by Col. Jaafar al Numai- the Polynesian Islands could 4.000 of the e'^emv, according to cutback in U .S. ’ ’apolUng opera- al, named him commander in but Heyerdahl said she had said, should apply to everyone capital of ’Tam Ky, around have sailed from Peru. preliminary reports. tions” would Invite heavier oas- ri, toe army said in a broadcast. chief of the armed forces and been loaded that way to com In the federal government who which' there has been heavy The council banned public On this Journey, Heyerdahl As the omtroveny in the ualttee by reltoqulshlng to toe reappointed him defense minis pensate for prevailing winds. m ake m ore than |18,000 a y ea r. fighUrg in recent weeks. gatherings, closed all banks, hopes to demonstrate that a United States over American enemy the Initiative of when, ter in a new 19-man cabinet. The boat rode high and easily Such a cutoff line would include U.S. Com m and so ld 118 N orth suspended newspaper publica boatload of ancient Egyptians everyone down tq the top levels casualties continued, toe U.S. where and bow to strike at pas The new premier is Babakar in swells of about torse feet Vietnamese and 26 parstroopera tion, annulled the 1964 provlsioa - could have taken Jheir culture of cavil Service ratlnga. Command In Saigon announced sive U.S. posltlena. Awadallah, also regarded as Heyerdahl stood on the steertig: have been klUed, an d 108 paror al oonsitutlon, and dissolved toe to the New World 6,000 yean The Montana Democrat aald that more than 40 of the enemy A. Pentagon Btstemsnt con left-leading, who resigned as Su platform behind the small cab trooperw wounded. cabinet and the Constitutional ago and influenced the preOo he would be willing to insist on were killed for every allied sol tended toat small-unlt patrolling dan’ s ch ief ju stice in 1864. in . In tbe second drive, about assembly. Airports were closed lumbian civilisation of toe In tnohyHng Judges even If M dier during A 24-hour period of and reconnslaeanoe, a ^ battsl- NtDnalri pu rged 14 top m ili The sail was emblaaoned with 1,000 U.S. Marines from toe Srd but reopened Sunday night. dians of Meodco and Peru. a confrontation over sep- toe weekend. But battlefield re lon-atse operationa which raault, tary officers from their posts. an orange sunburst. Flying Dlvlaion are cheoUng aii area Numairi, a former defeiUM Heyerdahl hopes to reach the aiwUon ot pow ers. ports gave a ratio Saturday and “a n not, in fact, offensive oper- New commanders were named foom the 20 (oDt' moot wera a north-northeast of the aban minister, was described by Tucatan penlnsuhi of Mexloo tn (■ a s m g * : K) doned combat base cf Khe Sanh (See Page Four) (See Page Bear) sources in Damascus as an ex (Sec Page Fourteen) three or four months. (See Page Footteea)
.1 MANCHESnat EVENINO HEBALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1962 MAMGHBfflSR EVENINO MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE TEOUn Manchester asster Ot; D«vM Karr, 8M- MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge V 'm s t a t e Cbarter Oak St; MTs. JaaaO Columbia •*«*••* GUIDE B. Ruff, 14 Wladwsurtb S t; Mba ' A SeWVtCE OF FH.M-MAKEB8 Hospital Notes EUsabrth Mohw, 87 Cbofwr S t; Manchfistgr's Oldtisf AND THEAtglW. ooB am iE TWO s u it s t o •ilS * 9tU MAKE OONTBAOT '•Ormmt MTa Irena Slueearies, Mi Parley. Slated Wednesday ‘TH E WAV ThRM ratiADt 60^y to fMmo v n m N O o o c M Hsclawetewlc S t ; Sfrs. W M i with Finest r»l6i>iR ohtf Nov 1. IM By AUnUED BHELNWOLD NORIB . Otts ■** KMsay, IM B. Middle ^pko.; 6 AQ86 Mata'S pjv., sad 4 p.m.- On Recent Tax Abatements ■THIS SEAL TheadoM Petataut, U87 BUbs^ • Facilities I HEARD FT’ If you are a keon atudant of C? 86 • pjn.; private noms, M tasii.- ton Rd., Wepplng; MTa Ajgnss in ade kidleam the Mm wee character you may be able to 0 AQ8 'The Board of Selectman vrlU her resltnsfinn to both groups, * PJB., sad 4 pjB.4 p.nu SMteocn, 796 S ta r S t, South meet with Rlidiard PMaJergast Mrs. Oouldt msrrtsd recently MIDWniW ■vvw IPNIOt look at a Ividge opponwit and 4 S432 Podlalriesi Paraate sOownd toe MoMon Plctiira Coda Invfidt’ f'. ffMm (Vv'Jf" j 'f . ‘it 1'. I WIndnr; Darrid Hauok, IM e( the State Tax Deportment to a New JenOy attorney, will Ay John Gruber toll from hla face trhelher or WEOT EAST aagrtbas soKoept aostal pja.; ijf GER ef SeH-Rogulatien. Palmer Dr., Wlapplng; Mka. and the Boards of Assessors and make bar boms In Red Boidr, not he holda the king of qMdoa. 0 1074 4 K J5 Ir—MOM «-etee — S«$.49im. «ti)0-$ti»-dtae-7t*S-»ti» d is c h a r g e d YESTER library Service on ttism, partloularly the’ edder boarded defendant may take the The blast blew off the roof ot drop, you can fall back on the well St; Mrs. mioise Richards, The demonstrators also picket spade finesse. If you had this DAY: WayM Barlle, 140 Bran- Samuel Molixl, assistant state ones. Incidentally, Touxte never stand. the biAldtog, which troused a U Academy St; Sterling tord St.; Wendy Fortier, Shany ed CKy Hall. stamped fake bows, oXhough James R. Venable, one of two grocery store and two apart- sort of mbtoati- to give cpunseling on the serv the staves of molasses barrels and woidd make no firm decl- liWien the eocplpeion occurred, Umontic; Mrs. Mae WlUlams, ptog; Herman Wolfe, Warren grees Sunday to James Biarl ceed in an additional 88 or 84 ices o f the- library to the com that had been imported from ston until shortly before the trial one oyewltness said, a man who > CdiorbrDiliM , Bolton. Ave., Vernon; Marjorie Kuith, Jones, BUly Taylor and Gordon Brasil. Presumably, the ahsorp- resurnes in DeHalb Obunty Su- vras standtog near the building cases. munity. Parks. The awards came at the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 72 HUlcrest Dr., RockviUe: Miss Gladys Rice, town li tion of aacchartne Jidoee ga've pertor Court. wea tossed across the Areet by In all, you would make your Cornelius Callahan, East Harb end of the uiUverstty’s two week Terry Burgess, Glastonbury; Al (B sraU photo ter BooeM olns) brarian, said the first steps not only the dark od or but a Venaibte talked with Kriat the force of the Mast contract about 66 or 67 times ford; Robert Dawson, EUlng- Black-American culture feStlval. NOW ACGEPTIN8 APPLICATIONS out of 100. If you merely relied lan Barbrlck, 198 Foster Rd., toward Improving services will certain reatflenoe that haa not more than two hours in the Carasone's wife and two chll- ton; Scott Dawsem, Columbia; South Windsor; William Bal- Archer Aims for West Fund Jemes was retxignised for his on a finesse, you would suixieed be the updating of the book col acting in the Broadway hit, FOR slnce been equaled. DeKalb Oowty Jail Sunday dren were aonong the sevren In- Mrs. Barbara OeorgetU, Bolton; boni, 342 Hackmatack St.; Mra. An archer with the Black Knight Archers ot Tolland gets her only about 60 times out of 100. A Radtoaty Raymond Johnson, 38 John Dr., lection and the doubling ot the "The Great White Hope.” His Ihasmuch as the grain In night. jured. Most of the injured suf- Playing with this oddswlU not Anne Valciulla, 627 Woodbrldge aim at yesterday’s "Shoot-Off” to benefit the James West town grant to the library. these barrel staves was not par- Later, in a telephcme Inter- fared from smoke tahaJatloo, ml- M iM k H d Rockville; Kenneth Leavitt, St.; Michael Szynal, Rockville. portrayal has already wem him ROBERT). SMITH, X E\md of Tolland. Others taking part were the y.emon Police guarantee your success in any River St, RockviUe; Mrs. Iria Red Cross Drive the Tony Award and the New ttodarly straight, ’Tourte had to -view, the eMom^ was asked nor bums or abrasions and la- particular hand, but it will put QaoHdjr Also, Mra. Isadora Peckham, Department the Connecticut State Prison Pistol Team and cuB Uterally tons of wood to got qreciflaaHy if he planned tor ceratlona, m t i McCormick, Bast Hartford; Glastonbury; Robert Hlasex, Nicholas Leinzolatta, chair- York Critics Award. WSIIilANSMITRS SURE 1914 you on the winning side to the KnowMna's Rangers, who used muzzle-loading rifles. The nian of the local Red Cross Taylor was honmed for his the clear, straight-grained wood Hrist to testify. Plate glass windows at the Mrs. Avis O’Brien, East Hart Windsor Locks; Mra. Walrud event took place at the Fish and Game Club in Tolland. Icnig run. ford; Jude Pattavina, Itodk- Fund Drive, says a total of $2,- talents as composer, lecturer tor which Ms bows are noted. "Wo were debntlig: that to- front of two nearby bulidtoge . Dally gnestion Stetotoger, Rt. 44A, (Coventry; 649-5241 GLEN He was bom in 1747, but did ndght,’ ’V«nabte said. were shattered by the exploaton, At7n>M:I6 vlUe; Michael Payette, t2 Pearl Mra. M a ^ n Moran, Enfield; 034 has been (Mllected, an in and jazz arranger, and Paiks Dealer, at your right, opens St.; Mturie Poudrler, 11 Short ard B. Tandy and PaOUne L. crease of 16 per cent over last was recognized for his outstond- « « MAIN STRRr, M A N C H m n not establish his bow until about Then he i^ded; "'nrere’s a and..honues 100 feet from the the bidding with one spade. Sn.FMRl Mra. Leonella Gianeantl, 82 Public Records 1788, some say with the help of pretty good chance that we’ll scene of the blast had broken S t; Mrs. Christine RatU, He Pine Knob Dr., Wapping; Mra. Tedcme, property g ■with the other to- Broderjek, property at 66-68 mail contributions to him it ing immeasurably to its flexl- possible death penalty if con- jured persona, iTnes. Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Mra. Krauae and daughter, 1288 Hart 77 Oxford St., June 7, Center Etiiel WUllams, 01 Green Ma- Gardner St, conveyance tax they wish to do so. LIMITED ENROLLMENT . faulty. vlcted. Police said conviction m Mth- DRIVE-IN ford Tpke., RockviUe; Mra. Congregational Church. rwr R(L Joan Sheffield and daughter, 144 Arthur Jay Bassin, Washing $ 11. Mrs. Gould Resigns He also determined the .cor- Miss Mackle, 30, daughter of er of tbe charges against Cara- BIRTHS SATURDAY: A eon Mra. George Gould, the form rect length tor the bow (about millionaire Plortda land davel- sone would camry a prison sen- m Parker St. ton, D.C;, and Eileen Susan CAMP PERIODS to Mr. and Mra. Harvey Wal . A telescope which became er Mra.'Vlrglnia C. Lewis, state 2»% toebes) and expressed Its oper Robert F. Miackle, was ab- tence of up to 10 years. CASUGHT Boria, 271 Henry St., June T, known aa the Gregorian tele central committeewoman and Jun* 25 — July 5 tapers mathematically so that ducted from a Decatiu* motel ------^______den,. 480 W. Middle Tpke.; a Center Oongregational Church. ^ • 'rw v g STOili OP RESTAUnANT daulihter to Mr. a ^ Mra. Arrested in Stabbing Warrantee Deeds scope was Invented about 1670 member of the local ReptfoUcan ■uooeedtog "ardietierB’’ could tort Dec. 1. She was buried to a rt ' rv _«• July 7 — July 18 Thomas Mitney, 84 Durant S t; Ansaldi Heights Jno. to Rich by Scotsman Jeunea Gregory. town conuntttae, has submitted dugiUoate his work exactly, coffln-llke box 83 hours and was WonOTlonB 30 O A K SntEET MANCHESTER OLD BROOKVILLE, N.Y. July 21 — Aug. 1 PraaticaNy aU violins today are freed only after her kidnapers HARTTORD (AP)—Tha. House a son to Mr. and Mrs. David (AP) — A 19-year-old New York / —- Aug. Invciders From Beyond the Stars! Kittredge, 116 TTaoy Dr., Ver student was arrested Saturday Aug. 4 15 copies of Strads; practioally all had sucoesaftoly negotiated with wUhout debate Saturday ★ Phone 64340S8 ir • bows are copies of Tourtes. her father for a $600,000 ran- ot legislation deal- Fr»«MOM______non; a daughter to Mr. and and charged by police with stab Besides Tourte and Peocato, som. ^ g with procedures tor donat- Pius -4 "THE SPUT” Mra. Francis Janfes, Ameton; bing Jack Abrams, 21, o< Fair- Flexnit with ADJUST-A-THIGH there was also a fine French Venable, 64-yeer-old imperial toJdy organs for transplants Wed: Swiss Family Boblnson a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. field, Conn. J. Donald Bktwards, Grant Hill bow^maker named Lupot, the wizard o ^ e national Knights medical research, Abrams was taken to Com SWIMMING Jimmy Skeehan & Co. Rd., Coventry; a daughter to brother of the French violin ot the Ku Klux Klan, also said . gD SATURDAY: thigh s iz e ... COCKTAILS problems recently between cate eventually took over Lu- forced her into the wooden cop- PKM RCI^MMO COUKMUnON Mra. Shari Serignese, Hartford; blacks and Trtiites. Mitohell Is Yoscas pot’s shop to Paris after the sule and burled R following the Silziing Steaks, ood Mra. Carolyn GinoUl, 38 Alex- black and Abrams is white. ftewapictert... older man's death. Previous to abducticn. comfortably that time Peockte had ■worked "I'm not going to forget the oFAN BRIGITFE Italian Spocioltlasl tor Vuillaume, and many of his face,” she told a packed court- ' K bows bear the name of that room. miHARUORO CONNiiRY BARDOT En\hi This Sat,! master. Just as some Strait Miss Mackle then- Identified .’..•vl IS ★ have Amati labels. Ruth Eisenmani Schier as the 1 SHALAKO 1 ENTERirAINMENT NIGHTLY IN OUR too Lupot came from a family other kidnaper. Miss Eisemam of violin and bow-makers but Schier, a 20-year-oId former NEW LOUNGE! 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Helps keep ponty legs in place when you to Paris. you need a iittle The Mlrecourt Vuillaume sent stain your mouth—just k Individual swimming records of each camp^ ate kept In TUESDAY and THURSDAY move, too. Girdle is machine washable powernet file. Peccate to the Paris Vuillaume shimmer it creamily, something, want to be where he worked tor eleven moistiy. Frosted and realiy something, in mode with DuPont Antroii Nylon and Lycra Spondex. k Latest swimming techniques are employed, years before sjetting up shop for ^ ART . PUSHBACK GIANT ^ ACRTS OF unfroSted. $1.50. severai shades. $1.75. Choose from minimum to firm control styles, for UUITOHIUMS ^ GAIURY * SCATS * SCF^’ETN * FREE PARKING W Survival techniques are taught. himself. During his years as an_ employe, he mode over 1,000 regular or tong torso. k InMructioiuU swi min morning and free supervised swim bows. After 10 years in hl^ own in the afternoon. shop at Paris, Peccate returned k The Cam p Glen Haven Swimming Tfvani is undefeated to Mlrecourt where he continued since its formation 11 vears ago. Record 38 WINS and NO to make bows for another j , LOSSES. quarter of a century, until he 1 j CONCBIT VENTH (garment shown) Adjust-A-Thigh long leg panty girdle For Further Information, Write Thus he was actively engaged k j i ^ ^ i ■ GEORGE MITCHELL, Comp Director to making bows for about 47 M a n c h e s T B r G fV fC O r c n B s t r Q That’s with front control panel • • years, and since he usually turn- j | THEE______(Over 20 Yeors' Comping Experience) ed out about 100 bows a year he O u Q w H O f O f C SPECIALZIO-ZAO same girdle with front and back panel S IO SEWlNO MACHINE BY SINOBR BA. Degree, Cniv. of Conn., Phys-Educ; MA. Degree, SE Love ------i j WEDNESDAY, MAY 28—8:15 PJL same gifdle with front, back and side panel S l l Springfield College, Phys. Educ.; C.A.G.8. (Oth yr.), Cniv. of Sew zig-zag or fsney studies wMi Hartford, Guidance. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL one of the interduuigesble FASHION* HimtrliPBtpr JACK HEU.ER, Conductor Discs. Use the dial for making button (DAL Girdles — aU stores) P.O. BOX 13^ ' MANCHESTER, CONN. KENNETH HOLTON, SoM it holes. It’s sew eesy with the Stylist orCoR €npuiiui iJpraU) ANLEY • Quinn's sewing machine by Singer. PubUahed Dally Except Sundoyt ADULTS 12.00 STUDENTS FREE Cam p Dlrec^tor—^We«t Hartford, 368-7030, evenings and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street. Uonchester. Conn. (06010) 1161(018 A v a ik b lo A t : Pharmacy SINGER. Cam p Secretary—Hartford 608-0779, day or night Telephone 643-2711 D&L lYoras in Bristol Pkna . . . Corbins Cornor, Wost Hoitford . . . Secoiu] Class Posta^re Paid si HELLER’S MUSIC SH Jaofcaon’s Wayalde Market in Wapping, Steve-Tom’a Pixxa one Year ...... tSO.UV We have loads of Love 647-1425 Six Months ___' ...... 16 OU ■ROAD STREET yetrasting. Light He«we in BockvlUe, and Nutmeg Pharmacy, Vernon. Three Months ...... 7-80 MANCHESTER PARKADE cosmetics by Menley & mortal Doy. enough to vrear all over. iU k a b on ton r Credit Plan, desigiied to fit year budget. •ATraosmaricorrHisiNant company. One Montli ... X (o $3.50. James.
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M A N C a ^ ^ E B itVBNING HERALD, BIANCHESTER. (30NN.. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 MANCHBtfllCR BVENINO HBRAIJ^, MAMCHBSTBB, OONN^ MONI{AY. MAY 26, 19TO -olto to p ttzs *6tnura straid U ds- there James E arl Ray penanot doye bearing, Arthur Faqito, IxzafcB and znotlon picture* on new tootor. Ttoder etato law, vakiXiMOts «t.* orimbial oourt Rd. waa dtargad with branch wm no ooiMqilncy the AprU *40 decide whether the coae Ma life would not be Jeopard- Ltoeiue SuBpeiuion Weaver Students baqilar pwnfttad. when a Judge dlea with a otothm ot the ,pa*ca. Ha area pra*ant*d Bolton Seeks Full Trial, R * y rtKWid be i«(«en ed and whether iaed. fat yanohaatar Ctavult Court IS to a new trial to hie poeaea HARTFORD (AP) — Bemte .lUgr, Borrinc 69 y«*n M (to eoid “ I OoBfl agree, bat'^GMnot to adkier any tartUhony. thia morning and hla eaae waa Bo^ott Oasses He argued that U be had gone siona, Buoh a trial uauaRy nraat Majority Loader Edward Mar- May Take Stand NaohriB* atot* peton, w m elaborate. Roy wrote Judge Battle ten oontfaHiad to tom orrow In Rook- to trial, (to 'tocte In the caae High School To Graduate braoitat to lEMnpiii* TTxirMlay Roiy Is' aoklitg a mer deA in M t e n from priaon making fo r a be granted. cue aald Saturday he favor* a . Wanted After vflie Ctrcult Court U. To Win Demands would baire become court «nd tad since been hzM under ooial on tto grounds (tot Ms .new bearing. Bottle died to late If the defenae oo«dd prove m—sure before (to Senate ol- Other era* poSoe 'activity: J*jn** ai*ri Ray in*k«* tt* bid record and, tberefone, would Ray*a lettera to the. Judge were Hsitford, com. (AP) — heavy aeourlty precautions hi tonner attoniey* did not pro^ Xanoh wMtout acting on the re- towfaig auapenrton of dilvere’ Rear End Crash Its Third Class June 20 to * O il trial on a <«uiv* to* ooonty jail. have been open> to aH partiaa hi effect a new-trial motion, the TopPricM M A ; OOVEMIBT ride Min wttli adequate oouneri wanting to wrlta atywt tiiem. hceiZBC* only when recommend Several hundred atudgnta bolted Dr. lU ittn atate law might The pro For AUMakii! tniUMfi aatqrb Jr., as, «< IT Weekend arreati by Coventry Bolton Junlor^bnior H igh A wttiMMf atond appaaraho* and preeaund hfan hih) a guilty Ray aeaerted toot Fommon, ed by a Judge. from Weaver High School to- The proaecution haa atood secution aigument has been My* at, VamoB w m iM m d • police faKduAad the following: *- 3 ? * ‘®** *>• *reach of peeu:e; Michael today along with a list of dates nantly Negro North Bnd of the Fin ale t o a ll oOier -Tmrtm atopped to make a left toni I/. Porycsewakl, 24, Clinton, for other class of 1 O6O actlvltiea city. will be June 16 through June wiian atniek >y the Satryb car. N. J., failure to stop for a stop and the end-of-the-year student Their number later grew, one 21 (a Botiirdey endw-day make Both cai* received moderate calendar, by Principal Norman up), with two oittingB eeoh ftay, damai* end no tnjurlea were Shaw. mornlnge only. AipOn, attend- MANCHESTER popular to 500. Moat of the demonstra raported. sary noiee with a motor vehicle, Senior activities will get tin once la only required If a etu- Alfred Doner, M, ot U4 Proa- tors were black students. der way with the senior play, Burr Comtrs 725 MiddI* failure to auirender license and They gathered on the lawn, dent hae on exam eoheduled. peet St, Rockville, waa charg registration. "Here Oomea Charlie," Thurs Sentors will be required to Shopping Cantor Tumpik* ed with failure to carry opera- hoisted placards and marched day and Friday at p.m. In t With (he exception of the 6 8 attend eehool June 18-20 to Tolland Tumpik* East tor*a Hcenae and reglatratlon about the schools urging other Maurice Church Hall. Tickets Jfrfmston case, wMch la sched- students, watching from class graduatton rehearaal. over the weekend. He la ached- are available from senlon and The final day of Plaaaae will uled to appear in Rockville Cir ided for Menohedber Circuit room windowB, to Join the boy at the door. Court 12 June 9, ftU others were be the morning of June St. cuit Court U June 10. c o tt The class bantiuet will be held scheduled for Jixie 16. TTie walkout was peaceful, flooreboard A Tolland man waa arreated June 8 at Flano’a Restaurant. O A H Paring beat Crockett a t S:S0 a.m. today by Vernon ------nonviolent, but noisy. By mld- The class picnic wlU be June The men»bera of the Sikh reli- morning It assumed a carnival Agency 12-0 la town beeebell poUoe, after a call waa receiv 10. The senior prom will be Friday night Paul PonticeOi ed that the man had alaahed gtouB sect of India are forbidden air with students playing bongo June IS at the high school, fol to erver remove a hair from drums and other instruments un- pitched a noJittter. his wriata. lowed by a dawn dance at the BuDetfai Board their bodlea der the warm Qwing sun. John H. Urain, 10, ot Baxter Community Hall, sponsored by The Board of Finance wtu the Eklucation Council. hold its regular monthly meet SMILING m SERVICE A yearbook dance is teifta- ing tomorrow at 7 p.nt. In the Uvely set for June 16. town office* The awards assembly, to Vietnam and Defense... which the. entire school la in Mancheeter Evening Herald i»." He added: "We’re not bit hotter as the Jtme deadline vited, win be held - the after Bolton oorrespondent Mansfield Says goit« to give them the Initia- roBe aroumk" he said. noon of June 12. wen T eon g, teL *4Sd661. Cmigress Shares tlvo .' Sea Hugh Scott, the assistant Souroea said they have seen GK>P Leader and a Safeguard Blame for Waste no evidence of any Nixon admin'' backer, said no one would dare (OMrthiiied from Page One) Istration floreback against ei to try to put preewure on most Hole in Bonn Law oonsB the halm nrfcs o f m ilitary ther Gen. Creightoa W. Abrams, Senators. procurement.** U.S. commander in \fietnam, or He said he wotdd be a little A falU to provide ^aItomatlc U . Gen. Melvin Zals, bees of the happier poUUcally If he ■were on May Free Many Nazis congreasianal review of cost lOlst AirtMene Dhrlrion and the "anti" aide. He reported overruns and late delivery by overfall commander of the Ap e.ooo letters opposing ABM and By JOE ALES MORRIS JR. wotdd moke a clear dlatfatction GET YOUR SPOT O' GOLD CARD TODAY AT The Los Angeles Times government contractors has Bia operatioa only a few hundred supporting between big and little war'crim POPULAR. NOTHING TO Buy or Write Any AcJull been introduced by Rep. Jeunes High-tevel riaff eourcea said If. But be said the eltuatlon BONN—Thanks to an inno inals. Tho court ruling has, in etfaot, stated thait the differlsn- MEMORIAL DAY F. Hastinga, R-N.T., to curb there were no profeealonal mill- oouM change, cent revision of the West Ger can win from $1. to $1,000! Every corti a winner! tiatsd solution adreedy eodsts, what he calls "extravagant ex tary voices raised againef the "U we get to vote on It In man penal code, untold thou Sm iA L SAVINGS! S ^ IA L VALUES! SPECIAL BUYS! . . . AND JUST AS SUMMER penditures by the military.*' attadc on the Ap Bla\, which Jun*, much may depend cn the sands of Nazi war criminals saw may thus assure that the Hie hiventlgwtlone would be dominates enemy supply and In- last things the Fvealdent says may escape Justice. sMduto does not run out through STARTS. HURRY TO BUTTON'S AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SUMMER FASH eondocted by Outgresa' watch filtration paths leading close to and the last thhgs the ranking This was the widespread In inter-party strife. IONS, AT LOW LOW PRICBSf As It stands, the couit’s rul dog, the General Accounting Of- the important city of Hue. com m ittee manben say about terpretation placed by legal cir $1000 WINNERS ike, and the renitla routinely tt," he aaU. cles recently on a decision by ing appeared to nde out fur ther proceesee against two class- turned ever to appropriate corn* Nixon Confident Ben. Harry F. Byrd Jr., D- the Federal CMminal Ctourt in ee of war criminals; MR. CHARLES VREDENBURG mltbee. Va., who has m ade iq> his mind Berlin. In what could be a land O f Vote for ABM 1— -Persons who assisted in HastlngB, Rep. Samuel Strat tentatively to support ABM aft mark case, the court reversed I M L h im * SttiM - SprlRgfiili (Continued from Page One) racial extetinlnation and other ton, D-N.T., and others list such er being classed as uncommit the sentence Imposed on a for the uncommitted column to the mer SS man who was accused ;ypea of kUllngs but whose pei^ eacamplHi of extra coats or can ted, said he thinks there will be 1 administration side. of assisting in the race murder sonal motivation could not be celed oontract* as: . a (illrato matter and of Jews in wartime occupied proven. —riiB CBA m ilitary cargo T»wwk va^ weeiA Ill IB-TOWnbeT the AlTOed Poland. 2— The aocalled "Schreibti- $100 WINNERS plane, being produced by tock- Servloea Oommlttee, ot wWch the spot,” Dlrksen said. he (■ a Tvw>mh»- The decision was based on a schmoerder" — Hterally, (be baed Aircraft Corp., "which is TTie administration's previous ^ . revised version of paragraphs "Desk Murderera" such as Adolf __ i Throe of eWit Republican now going to cost the taxpayers tx>ll ttio'wied 44 senators carnmit- 60 of the Criminal Code which EHchamann who signed aw ay ROSE W EBBER, 189 Burbona Rd., Longmeodow an addltlcxml 52 liilUoo," Hast- to vote tor Safeguard, but 46 came into effect last Oct. 1. Uvea with the stroke of a pen MARION ZA JA C , 54 Union St., Manchester, Conn. fatga aald. This provided for lesser sen MRS. RODNEY H ALIN , 70 Foirvlow St,, Now Britain, Conn. S A U i ooimnltted against. That meant but was never directly involved MRS. M ILDRED DIONNE, 25 Ook Bluff Circle, East Longmoodow —The Cfieyenne helicopter, i» J; Margaret Chase Smith of Maine tences for those aiding and abet It needed six more votes, plus ^ Edward W. Brooke of Mas- in kUUng anyone. ESSIE BASKERVILLE, 49 Union Avo., Reckvillo, Conn. whose contract was snapped that of Vice President Spiro T. ting crimes in which criminal If ti$e nding stands up, it also FAMOUS MAKE sachusetts. MRS. P H ILIP Z IE K Y , 60 Boocon Hill Dri vo. West Hartford, Conn. during negottaitons which would Agnew, who ocui vote only if motivation could not be proved. means that any action taken S.J. ATTEN ELLO , 210 Woodland Avo., Bloomflold, Conn. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— SALE O F SALE ^ have added S200 millions to its there is a tie, U all Senators an " A hole in the law,” complain against this class of war crimi RONALD FO U R N IER, 132 Main St., Eost Hartford, Conn. SALE! BRAS A GIRDLES The National Council of Scholars estimated $875 million total swer a roU call. ed the prosecuting attorney in nals since Jan. 1, 1964, was Il LORETTA A. LUMAN, 15 Sun St., Thompsonvillo, Conn. (NCS) today caUed President A L B E R T C. B EEC H IN G , 1442 Stoto St., Springfield, Moss. COIBS CORNER CORN STRa W cost. But the Senate seldom mar- Berlin, "which the lawmakers legal. The statute of limitations SUMMIT Nixon’s decision to launch the unconsciously left open." Be MRS. WILLIAM SMITH, 125 E a st Center St., Monchoitor —The Snorti missile, can rfinls all of its members for against them expired after 15 Safeguard antimissile experi cause of the Immense signifi MRS. L . HAMLIN, 19 Wobstor Lono, Glastonbury, Conn. UNEN SKIMMERS HANDBAGS celed after an expenditure of such votes. nineBs or prior com year*. CULOTTE SKIRTS ment " a sound one Mdil(di w ill cance of the case, the state will MRS. ALLAN F . PARSONS, 102 Woldon St., West HorHord, Conn. $667 million. The consequences of the G EO R G E BUSCH E, 185 Lowronco St., Hartford, Conn. mitments often keep some take the case up to the highest —The N avajo m 1 s s 11 e, eventually result In a better court’s decision were difflcult O LG A D IN A LLO , 90 Greenwood Drive, Monchostor away. If a cou)de of GOP <^>po- system .” court in an attempt to override 9.94 scuapped after a cost o f $679 to pin down In terms of figures. MRS. ANTHONY MAURI, 12 LoGrond Rd., North Haven, Conn. 7.94 6.94 nenta found it convenient to be the ruling. mfaikxi. NOS Chairman David N. But the normally staid and un- W ALTER K O V A LSK I, 197 Foster St., Now Hovon, Conn. absent, the administration Rowe, political science professor —"T h e S k y bolt mlasUe, A spokesman for the central motional German Prem Agency MRS. J E R E G EB H A R T, 3-Rocklodgo Drive, W. Hertford, Conn. r. 1 2.00 I 16.00 regular 13.00 would regard that action as sat at Tale University, said his regular 10.00 scrapped," said Hastings, council of Jews In Germany described them aa "Horrify MRS. LAWRENCE LASSOFF, 8 Ryo Ridg# Pkwoy, W. Hartford, Conn. isfactory. group deplored the way a report "when it cotddn*t hit the target expressed concern over the ing,’’ and added: "For the great MRS. AD RIEN N E G R EN IER , 81 Fodorol St„ W. Hartford, Conn. G lid k a Senate Democratic Leader sponsored fay Sen. Edward M. court ruling, which he said but not before costing $440 mil Mike Mansfield of Montana Kennedy, D-Mass., est part of the helpers in murder lion." quesUaned would enable many Nazi war and the desk murderers, the ClMXHe fro m a w on Natural (wrnstraw seemed to have some sudh 8ltl^ the Safeguard system. The Ken criminals to go free. He said Choose from - denim In the mldet of the furor, the statute of lipiitations has al ation in mind when he said in a nedy report disagreed with what the country’s lawmakers, hi re A rm y recently announced that ready gone Into effect." ALL POPULAR MARKETS CLOSED FRIDAY, MAY 30, derful aaBoitment of handbags, in three weekend Interview that if the NC3S called the “much more vising the criminal statute, had and cot^ms, in gay It had adopted a new policy of Ironically, the revisian of the administration puts on pressure authoritative study made by the not considered the potential con MEMORIAL DAY-SHOP EARLY FOR LONG WEEK-END! linen s k im m e rs , smart styles, -with Penal Ckxle was strongly sup prints, plaids' ^ d Insisting on woiicable prototypes it could win by a margin of one Department of Defenae." sequences of their acts In the Bras in assorted (xd- ported by the then Justice Min to smooth out bugs ahead of to three votes. The 40-member, nonpartisan, field of war crimes. sleeveless, sleeves and durable leather han tfane. f ister Giwtav Helnemaim, a stout solids. Military pock Despite Mansfield’s conten nonpoUtical group was organized Mistake or not, it was gener Tatty HBrntl Sklaltss oiB, s i^ 82-88 A, B, Chairman (Jiet Hollfield, D- tion that this might be a Pyrrhic this year In Washington In an ally agreed in legal circles here opp(»ent of the statute of llmi- belted, in prints and dles and trim. tationa on ■war crimes who takes ets, belted and with C cups. Panty girdle Calif., of the House subcommit victory—worth less than It cost attempt to Improve communica that the hole exits and that It over as Federal Prestdent July solids, 8-16. tee which la investigating con —the administration's attitude tions between goverrunent and is unlikely anything can be done out belts, 8-16. L long leg, in whiter tract policy, says he under appears to be that It will take scholars. about it. Am ong other things. It 4 F R A N K F U n S lb. stands the military's dilemma At the time the bill was pass any kind of victory it can get. Vice Chairman Joseph Kaplan, appears to have settled the hot sizes S, M; L. —even though he is disturbed by Mansfield has opposed ABM. derate within the West German ed, Helnemann rejected sug ph)T8ics professor at the Univer gestions it created a hole a pattern of high research and Sen. Richard S. Schwelker, sity of California at Loe Ange Coalition Regime over ending F bf ytar holiday caakaut development costs. R-Pa., an ABM critic, said In a the statute of limitation on ma through which thiUce the fUm ^ , prospects for peace, Huong said you have developed. It's oU freab- 25 EXTRA with the GREAT SALE OF live*.'* best hope lira in passing dated and top quoUty and Ko- V ALU E STAMPS purchase of A WONDERFUL SALE OF three weeks ago that allied I dak,' too. Quick processinz . . . ____ aPECIAL PURCHASE OF SPECIAL PURCHASE WASHABLE T o some, this sounded as the allies’ present m ilitary ad- M hour service for FAMOUS BRAND SHOES WOMEN'S Vi SIZE DRESSES forces would bait offensive oper STRETCH PANTY HOSE though the administration had vantage over the Communists. black and white (Just POPULAR 4.PAK TOMATOES OR ANY JAR OF UNEN BRA DRESSES ations for 24 hours, from 6 a.m. a IKUe bit loncer tor nunred to lim it grom d fighting Juong, 66, became premier Saigon time May 30 to 6 a.m. color). MARINATED MUSHROOMS 13.90 reg. to tS.00 action by U.S. troops in some May 25.' 1968. The cabinet has M ay 31. The N L F said its 5.99 values to 91.00 way, but this was denied by undergone minor changes dur 3 « 3.99 2 11.00 Red Cross, Socialites, Cobbies, Town and Coun cease-fire would start 23 hours to Pentagon authorities. ing the year. The most impor earlier, at 7 a.m. May 29, and DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS 100% super stretch nylon panty hose. One size try, Caressa, First Editions. Choose from ' A key milttary staff officer tant w ^ the naming of a deputy continue until 7 a.m. May 31. Imported bra dresses, in bold splashy prints. brogues, pumps, slings, oxfords, slip-ons, in Assorted styles, fabrics and c000 fbr be in oharga If Bradley whis.’’ (he suooessrul 1989-1970 (Coven to hs ehinnuad. Bat < the sdteniatlvo la even Coventry try school year." worse tor the outaMlvtanent bar of Ois^i tt a« Inside Current Ihe statement goes on, "To MunYOrty, one-time New Deal OROKR TODAY,.. -lil*inn]l inraU laeat tODO ear a apesi estdeavor to score the parents whans ootalds Us on Oangiessinan, has become the Board of Finance Member ondidste of the right whv af Quotes of school cMhtten by stating, TMs may bs aUghtly itoffliislisilin, to as one member did, that unleas ^ S ?n « c Report ter 88 yeant of poHUoMng and Is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that tt dtoabuses os of tbs nahra M m the finance board’s figure be •hgaged in such Matant black- "The boot wUl float.” — Thor Raps Two on School Board tost ptopls to pubHo B is on|[ht to be- battlng that even rightist oil rescinded, bus service woidd be (Canttmied frem page • Heyerdahl, skipper of the papy- cut, was abragated by another Uses to sisnsIMiig stmugly anooitt to man Henry Salvsitarl, Yoity’s Malcolm Eih, who is a mem Bib's statement continued, BY FRIDff rqs vessel Ra, on its emtaarko- bs wIBtoi^ to tott about tt for nototog. In the ttivelvsmeM of Ssnotcr ber of the Board of Finance, "The Diber member (apparent board member’s statement that Just take A liny «?MnpMpi msnagor,_ . has— ohiject-— tion for a prcqMiaed tr^) from possibly the present uua pro LOSS WaiOMT Bat, on ths otbar band, tt baa oos sn- Edward It. (Ted) Kennedy. ly Boardman) did twt seem to Hungrex tablet before ed privately. If the captains of Morocco to Mexico. ha* issued a statement express- gram ,was not os efficient os it TMB NINST OAVI oouraging and reenwirtog aBnct. It doss, Original plans for Kennedy to Lna Angeles buriness and indus Tt’e going to‘promote a new hig hh "shock and dismay" at have any answens to questions ntaali... and banhh thofa try are uneasy about Bradley put to tile choir except to quas- could be and that the board hated extra pounda aa Thousands now lose at Isaet, pot a oartoto negnttotile eon- oemptaen personally for Brad- was right now cndeavoriiv to as mayw, they ObsoluUIy ehud- what he feel, was "the oom- ^tion the raason for the ques- you banMi hunger! Why?. weight who never Ihougbl BATn metelal veins on woeds and bsUafs, wetch out"—PVHmer Vice Pres- find out what could be done •ey were soMpped because of
gripes. Tte com Ytsty. two members of toe Board of another town board as a Justi About I t the moct povMrftd I remarkable weigltt loaies Ugn in our soppoeea j nistortsItsHo otvU* dtscusoton of campua ’violence. promise to use tslsvlalon spots "Hie only way to end the war Eduoatioiy’ at lost weekTs spe fication for this members be "This statement of cutting M dadiw aldi ' of 7 ...2 0 ...even riiowliig Ksnnedy endotoliv in Vietnam is to bring our cial open school board senton. lief." Tte Board of Finanoe was bus servtoe makes dear to us ic lc u c o ftfor public use 41 pounds in a ttwrt Bnsdley tasa teen criUclaed blt- Individual Rigfos troops home."—Sen. George S. The meeting, termed "very critlclaad at the meeting for that the Board cf Education is without p rem p tion i while. So if you're tired taity l)y RspubUosn fat-catn and IcOovern, D-SID. ootwtructlve” by school board makfang what the school bosrd an independent teard, subject Suppresses hunger pangs, o f half-way mcasurst li anil______volunteer worleers. JACKSON, Miss (AP) —Sen. only to its own ndes or ’whhns, aaa of rtpnlilloatloa of an nafm «la- h T h e l Blood would even go so far as to riielrmcui Ruth Benoit, 'wos a feels are unnecessary and un- so efTectivsly, it actually i and want really effective I andNad & H or not othorwiaa orodit- lllich more serious, to Dem- John C. Stennis D-Mias., chair apeolhl forum for parents and jUBtlfled cuts in the school re right or ’wroog." i^paptr aad alao Um looal nova pob- Thara Is e new theory about tbs torn* ce Inrome tax returns avall- limits the abOhy of ■ I help in icdadng oerstte an w«U os Republican man of the senate Armed Serv able\tor public jAirposes.’’—Sen residenfw to air oompiabits and quests. The statement concludes, of rapnMIeattoB of apaotal dlo- mtogs, end, although we foel duty bound ices Committee, aaya campus your body to produce 1 ...send for Hungrex itai art alto fu ntid. menfoera of the eriablishment ate ^ajority Leader Mike offer suggestions about the town "Tte fact that the Board of “The projected school enroll gnawing hunger ^ today. Hung^x wU simply to welcome the advenes of seienUfle backing Bradley, was toe Roto- violence "blatantly vlolatea the M an sfl^, D-Mont., urging out educational systomi. Education Itself cut the school ment tor 1989-1970 by a board Bntdd Ptiatlad Cbmpanr lac., at- rights of those who desire to senMtions! Result? You amaze ydu! Youll b# ~o ItoaBdal ittpoiitlbntty for typo- knowledge, we think the lemmings lose. enbeq; affair. Early last month side incite disclosure by mem Brb appeared to be referring adminMratlon’s orlglnol bud- member, who over the years he the Bradley high command pursue toelr ediMation free of don't feel hungry...down slimmer next week or your arrort appoaitaa bi adTorUtomentt They are no longer, under the new bers of the federal executive. to aboard members Piuil Board- requeot some 1200,000 (prior has been on the Board of Edu money bnck. No r raadtaw aM tt^la Tha Manefiottar ioamed that Don Rothahberg, harassment” legislative etod judicial branch- man and Rktoard Messier, who aubrntaslon to the Board of cation has been almost perfect goes your calorie intake.., theory, creatures who live out their prop and down goes your prescription nsedei. er c j^ a and then respond to an imcon- • Kwttey precinct organiser, He told the graduating clasd es. have baxdced a unanimous schoed Finance) seems to me evidence dates an increase of two per _ to Let ftdtltt UmiaWt^tin K«wt Borriea. troBable urge to oomplate their fates by was « Oomrauniat party mem of Mississippi (JoUege one of "My life will go on for a kmg budget at tomorrow nfght’s on- (*iwt there 'was a mfsundenbatid- cent Their request tor addi their problems upon leaving time l_MfTtat oilOBt of N. B. A. Sorrloa. lae. marching headlong Into ttie aea. Ih fact, ber until the Hungiman revolt ne after I gly^up this crown, nu^ town meeting. ect tor law handle the future. I Will definite "One seemed to feel that tite salves Into the sea, that is merely be nnWIt AUUT BDRBAT7 OF COICULA- Bradley’s flnanolal backera and order. The senator added: ly go back to school and pick up King could do no wrong, was cause of the particular landscape on propoMd iliat BnuBey beat. "You must help deflne the where I left off."—Wendy Das- always right, end that ony which they were bom. If, as in Nor ■Eorty to th e punah by announc point at which the rights of one comb, the new Mlta U.S. A. evidence of disagreeing with the way, tt slopea everywhere irreslatibly ing Rothenhengta resignation. Individual end where the righta "It’s always been our goal to member was good end bufflclent of another Individual begin." and narrowly down to the see, than tt Tte two manogm of the keep the maximum pressure on reason tor what I oonslder on fkaMastPa the enemy consistent with the Choicesf Meafs In Town! j t a n sM m tA U : is to tfaa gae that the aimless and pur- Bradley oompaJgn — Maury unwarranted olUack on one who ftaar i far Pmktia Vsat • Wataer, Bradley’s asriwtant, lowest possible casualties.’’— was courageous wmugh to dand poeelcH lemmings Inevttably deaesnd. Charged in Murder ' But where the geography doesn’t pees- and Negro law yer Sakn WS- Secretary Defense Melvin R. forth end dote tier podticn. I COUNTRY DRUO Uams —wouU have no port of Laird. TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ST7 West Middle Tpke. lure them, they may, when th ^ time MILFORD (AP) —Ttemos ■ ...... y j-have never teond of a public it. Evan oftw Yorty revealed Oler, 16, of Bridgeport was ar oariigatlon of one member of a LEAN, IMPORTED, SLICED Maachester, Comm. oooMs, just nm around in circles. Bottianhetg’a past, Wehwr and board by anotiier member in Nhat traps the lemmings, aecordtog rested Saturday and charged by M ngtttr t U v aafflr 8f WMgNX uWi P.PA fir Williams suooMrtuBy fought off police with murder In connec Cyclist Headgear Oovontry, as was done (Thura- to this newest theory, may be the very •ttempta to siocept on offer to tion with the shooting death Fri HARTFORD (AP) — Tho day) evening.” BOILED HAH L b . * l , 2 5 Bet On Old Shiftless ■ame blood iharacterlstie which en- rerign by Rottienbeig’. The re □*MdmeceaeavelM4Miytapplyfirealr N. day night of Rayhmnd Steele, House reverced its decision Sat This refers to a minor hassle Impraied, Cht^pad-Prcooed ^ ablaa them to live where they live in sult has been a continuing cam- 18, of MiNord. urday on a measure it approved between Boardman and Su- W f c iiw “imi R M not ta tauiaan natuM to btUeve In — or Match Them— L b . * 2 . 3 9 te ApuodtypUe ahoarfloam aacoept for the first place. P*^gu tame for Yiotty and aome- Police said they confiscated a recently raquliirg motorcyclists sanne Bralnard, who disagreed d There to In the lemming blood a anb- wtaat dlminhhed faith hi Brad gun, which they believed to be to only carry protective heaid-. o" (he need for five new teach soBBi fotupt gcoanlfatL M M P ttN dtaaoa which acts as a kind of anU- ley by the sataWtataiijuit. the murder weapon, when they gear with them,. ing pocdtlooa tor the sohoota to (We Reserve Bight To Umit (pisatity) R m pft happen to itt, aometUxBr in- (hie of BnuHeya finsnHwi arrested Oler. Tte new measure cUrects eye- (he fall, poetUona that have 6 alda c i IB whlapen, xoaaratad^y, when* freese, which enaUea them bo ndat'ln shgels, complalifoig that Wei Sb) 9 6 very cold temperatures. According to police, Steele IVts to wear helmets at all hoc** rocomonended to be cut by □'RymeadDeIoaeA''-f' B for haaSlISg' aanr art annwwtar tba oreedirainatlc ner and \miasns "sometimes times. In passing the measure, *he Board of Flinnnoe. MTa. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET But the aame antl-tteeM which keeps was shot in the chest with a .22- . _ pavftacT. a c t Mm revolutionaries,’’ told Caliber pistol when he reported- House Tnembers went a l o n g with Bralnard felt that tte positions 817 Hlghlsnd St., Mancbeator—Phone 848-4*78 "I d» not wMi to a ttm ovetdramatlc,” their UoDd warm during the whiter has us: "(hice tti • whle I get a ly struggled with another per- the Senafe, which altered the were not needed, and Board- ■aid UN Stcrotuy Oanand Ihaat the a tendency to dot in warm summer queasy feeling about who wlM son In a parking lot pn^ioeal. publicly cUseigreed. Read Herald Advertisemente weattier, and the clot usually attacks otoar day, aihan ha fait IdmaeU com- Courtesy NatiomI Oelleiy Of Art, Wkahin«tM D.C. paBad hy fate facta a t hand, and hy hit the lemming's central nervous system, oatn mood, tra can Infer, to be eqwdaUy making the lemming seam to go mad. A VIEW OF SALISBURY CATHEDRAL BY JOHN CONSTABLE oaaadraniatia At the end of tMs disorder, the lemming “I do not wlah to aeem omrdraamtle,’’ is going to die, whether or not he hap aaid U Thant, "but I can only oon- pens bo run into the sea, or merely run chide fn m ttn hrformntlcti toeit it ayall- around in circles. Inside Report A Thoaght for Today ahle to me aa Secretary Oeoeral that What happens ie still, of course, a Sponsored by the Manchester OouTvcU of Churches tiat membera of the United Natiooa have buUt-ln p o ta tio n control, which keeps by Open Form paefaape 10 y ean left in t«Mcb to aub- the lemmii^n from increasing at such Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak a rate there would no longer be suf "liaise the Lord, ell nations, oidlinto their endent querrele and I/)S ANGELES—^An extraor butors and the R^ubllcans in extol him, all you peoples! Fijr lainch a (tobal partnenriitp to end the ficient food tor them all. But what happens bo the lemmings is dinary dinner party at a private particular are to the right of his love Is strong, Ms faithful Cltss Section 5 ary, and toe amount which hla anna race, to improve the human en- home In Beverly Hills some ness eternal." (Psalm 117). something one finds in the testtube, not Bradley, whOM power base is To toe Editor, department very apparently re vlnmraent, to defuse the populatkai «x- two weeks ago attended by 20 in the California Democratic This, the shortest of the quested. plotoon and eiqipiy the required momen- In philosophic speculation that their top businessmen and industrial peuly’s left wing. Psalms, Is part of toe "HaHel," Section 5 of Chapter 6 of our official Town Charter very According to toe 5-8-1969 edi ban to world devetopment efforts. behavior may have been programmed ists dramatically demonstrated But the Los Angeles establish toe song of praise, to which the tion of The Manchester Evening Into them by the primitive instincts of the conomitment by the Los ment has sought to counteract men of Israel danced us a part clearly states that the town "If such a giobal parlneteMp,” aaid U Board of Directors shall con Herald, toe adopted O e n e r- Thant, stapptor up die drama, "to not their kind. Angeles establishment to Negro left-of-center forces In both the of toe celebration of toe Feast al Ftmd budget for the 1960- City Councilman Tom Bradley campaign and any Bradley ad of Weeks of Pentecost. This was tinue Its consideration of toe totted wUUn the next decade, then I Eventually, one supposes, everything General Manager’s so-called 1970 fiscal year provided for a will come down to, and be found In, the against Majror Stun Yorty in ministration at city hall. That primarily a harvest festival, but *1230 or 6 per cent Increase in m y much fear that the problema I Tuesday’s mayoral runoff. effort, partially successful, has toe God of Israel was praised tentative budget for toe coming testtube. fiscal year after toe date of toe the General Manager’s salary, have meoUoned wUl have reached such Ths 20 tycoons, including key produced undercurrents of ten for his mighty acts in toe lives a jump from *20,600 to *21,780. toN*ef1ng proportloaa that they wUl be The process wlU continue to be tes- of men and not just for the public hearing on such budget. clnating. contributors of both the Re sion at Bradley headquarters Such an Increase in the Qenr beynod our oepecity to controL" publican and Democratic par during Yorty’s come-from-be- blessings of his creation. The It also states that toe Board may revise any of toe estimates oral Manager’^ salary was This to what might be called the state- But It has our permission to pace It ties, pledged *3,000 each to hind stretch drive. ^ conclusion of toe Feast of agreed to by the Board of Direc self. Bradley's campaign even before Weeks included communal of receipts or of expenditures rnaot of an irrational rattonai man. Theo- Los Angeles Democrats, us for that year. tors in spite of the facts that, retkcaliy, dvillmtion can lose to any one We are not in any emergency hurry they sat down to dinner. But as ually hopelessly fragmented, meals to which even toe poor (1) In his tentative b u d ^ and strangers were invited. Lat It warns that the Board must of the eeveral perils the Secretary Qen- to have all the answers. they pulled back from the dinner quickly united behind Bradley for the 1969-1970 fiscal year he table, they agreed on an addi er, this festival celebrated toe call another public hearing be etwl hated — the bomb, the poUuUon, after toe April 1 first-round elec fore any new Item of expendi provided tor the hiring of an tional form of assistance: Each tion. Such bitter intra-party foes giving of the law, that which Assistant Manager; 'an Admin the population explosion, the lack of op- would sign a *6,000 note for the bound toe people into a working ture Is added to toe budget, Speed Laws Face Revision as state Rep. Jesse Unruh and or before the cost of any item istrative Assistant; a Director of porttedty-for the uiidevetoped peoples of A 13-year-oId "Institution” in Oonnectl- Bradley campaign, repayable former National Committeeman unit. For Christians, Pentecost General Services; a Program the world to catch up with the reet of Inunedlately if Bradley won but celebrates the coming of the of expenditure is Increased, cut may be coming to an end. It was Eugene Wyman found them either over toe amount which mer; a Personnel Technician us. Actually none of us — and tWs bi- hailed on birth throughout the country to be forgotten if Yorty were selves on toe same side for the Spirit of God into the lives of etc. who would be called upon to re-elected. the disciples of Jesus, the Spirit has been requested by any town oludea U Thant himself — believes that as a nrKxiel in the campaign to Improve first time in ages. department, or which has been do the kind of work which form driver safety. It has been cursed over Thus, one dinner party raised whlieh alone could make of all four of these perils eAded together More remarkable, however, many different people a united recommended by toe genral erly was done by General Man can really do man in end write finis to the years by motorists caught in Its *160,000, a fund-raising feat of was toe flow of Republican ager Martin and his only as- presidential proportions unpre body. manager, whichever amount Is fafo ato|nr. mesh. The Connecticut House of Rep leaders to Bradley. Shortly after For Jews and CtoriStians alike, the larger. It also warns that slstanit Purchasing Agent Mr. resentatives wxnild put an end to it. cedented on the municipal level. April 1, Bradley met secretly Joseph Haas, and whose total We are eqiecJelly sure, when tt comes Purthermore, all the 20 contrl- religion Is not simply a personal notice of such hearing must be Its fate lies with the State Senate. with top Republican money men relationship between an Indivi given at least five days in ad combined annual salary would to nessarefaing into what we actually be- The "institution” Is the automatic sus Ueve, or eocpect, or foar, that the end of at toe office of business execu dual and his God. God must be vance, and toat such notice amount to approodmately *61,- pension of a driver's license whenever tive Thomas Pike, one of Presi 700, which When added to Ms our world is not going to happen at the H e r a l d worshlDoed ■ In toe Interaction of must state toe nature of toe the motorist is convicted of speeding. dent Nixon’s closest supporters men with other men. R is the proposed additions or increases. own very respectable salary of end of our own particular decade. We The plan was inftituted by former Gov. here. BraxUey convinced them *21,730 would raise that total to Y e s t e r d a y s Spirit of God which brings us This section la so clearly writ may oonoede that we are living on bor Abraham A. Ribicoff. w that he is no wild man. Some, together, which inspires us to ten that no room whatever is approximately *78,480, just rowed time, but we do not expect kt to Opponents of the automatic suspension especially Induatralist Leonard care for and love our brothers, left- for any misunderstanding about *52,780- more than the lar run out. Wo may concede that we are system claim the commiaaObner of motor 50 Years ^ g o K. Firestone, were deeply im wh'ch alone enables men to pool or misinterpretation of its pur gest combined annual salary terribly remiaa bi just trying to muddle vehicles should not be a prosecutor, pressed. their God-given talents so that pose. that over had' been paid farmer judge and jury. Those who make that Campaign for building fund our way through sudi ertoes, but we of Army-Navy Club is conclud Republicans were Integrated they can become creators In It deals with the question of General Manager Martin and claim are ignoring the facts. The Initial into the Bradley campaign, God’s world. Let us think this any single Item of expenditure. Mr. Haas. stili have no doubt that .we are some arrest is made by the police. The pro ed with a total amount of *195,- how going to be able to muddle Uirough. 000 raised which Is *15,000 more which before April 1 was the week of what It means to have It does not deal with toe ques (2) Certain members of the secuting attorney is required to, ,put the tion of any group of Items of Board had, prior to the date of And we are edso somehow capable of than the original goal. exclusive, property of toe Dem toe Spirit of <3od living, in us, evidence before the court—whether it uniting us. tmy particular department of toe public hecuing on the Man conceding that Uifaigs wlU be “beyond ocratic p ^ y ’s most leftward be a trial by judge or a trial by jury. eJement here. Two prominent Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, our town government, as some ager’s tentative budget for the our capacity to control” without feelbig The motorist must be convicted by the 25 Years Ago Ftepublicans, former U.S. At St. George Episcopal of toe members of our local 1969-1970 fiscal year denied any very hopdess about that, either. When court, not by the commifsloner of motor torney Lauchlin Waters and Wil Church official family would have ft knowledge of toe fact that any have we ever really had control? Do vehicles, TTie commisEioner does ab Anne Cheney, 94, the last re believe it does. such Increase In the General maining of four children bom ' liam King, were added to toe we not continue to be the creatures of solutely nothing in the case other than strategy board which meets In Part 2 of his tentative Manager's salary was under to act as the agency to suspend the to Rush and Julia Goodwin consideration, whatever fate it is has enabled ua to Cheney, dies. each Monday night. Their rec Q uotations budget for toe 1969-1970 fiscal survive so far? license. If the motorist is found not ommendations helped moder Who would have imiagined, „ year, (a copy of which I did (3) The way In wdilch this guilty in court, the commiss'oner takes ate Bradley’s response to Yor even a year ago, that we could not see until the date of April question was being handled On the one aide, we have U Thant no action. To make him the brunt of 10 Years Ago ty’s radally-orlented attacks, iartie a etamp design based on 11. 1969, four dajrs after th e slioiild have been known to be and the statistical evidence and extra- the oppo.-ilion is comple‘,ely un.air. a photograph of the moon in toe in complete disagreement with potadon; on the othfer side we have the much to toe dismay, of Brad date of the scheduled public For a long lime there have been com The Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pas ley’s fire-eating volrxiteers. foreground and- toe earth in hearing). General Manager toe provisions of Section 5 of iUogioal human being who insists on his plaints about motorists who lose out on tor of the Covenant Congrega But toe Republicans have not dlPtont outer spa.ee? Weiss recommended toat his Chapter 6 of our Town Charter own right to exist without really begin employment because of the loss of their tional Church, is elected presi been entirely happy either, as —Postmarter General Wlinton salary for the coming fiscal by our General Manager and ning to do anything different. Perhaps licenses. There have been cases of dent of the Manchester Council M. Blount, on toe Apollo. 8 year should be put at *20,600, our town Board of Directors; in the efoty of the eons, If we knew how motorsts being arrested for exceeding of Churches. (See Page Seven) commemorative stamp. toe amount of his present sal- and the speed limit who are not really (4) This kind of action by the to teil it, it is U Thant who wins. In “speeding" in the layman's terminol tho history of our short world, the odds General Manager and the town ogy. They lost their licenses on convic Board of Dlrecton could en seem with the illogical shiftless, un- tion. courage many of our local prop bocdlagi unforgi-vabiy Imperturbable In recent years there has been a ten erty owners and taxpayers to human beii«. dency for court prosecutors to revise Fischetli believe that tt was the equiva the charge to violation of the State Traf lent of a dellberato attempt to fic Oommtosion signs. It meaiK^ in ef ^ 1969 Chicago Daily News deny them the Und of informa- Their Talk Is Not Cheap fect, that the motorist agrees he ex S.vnciicAti yA tloo they should have every The chief result of the new Congres ceeded , the posted' speed limit and is right to knclWi Paid QUARTERLY on S-B.M. Savings Accounts willing to pay his fine, but he does not sional requirement for revelation of o\it- Ips'e his li^bnee. It seems to me that a much dde Bourciee of income has been the dis better way could have been Changing the charge has become more found by toe General Manager closure that our good Senators and Oon- frequent in recent jeans. One outstand greeamcn are usually able to mix fl- and toe Board of Directors to ing case involved a very high-ranking handle this affair, and thyt it t—trlsl (pain with cruaadb^ for some state official who was saved the em- should not be aUowed to re of their own special beliefs. barraasiuent of losing his license. solve Itself Into the queeticn of dome of us have been so naive, per- Laws governing speeding are no dif an increase tn the Manager’s taepe, ee to aaaume that a figure in ferent from any other laws. To be e f l^ salary. It should In my oplnlan public life, who has elected to stand Uve, they must be applied equally to only be allowed to reedve Itself 646-1700 everyone. Justice cries for equal treat Into the question of the way In forth for certain philosophies and prin- ment for all. That is what makes It dpiee. would be delighted to have op justice. vdiich such increase was aocom- A pUshed. portunities to express and expand upon If tho General Assembljr, In its wis his own beliefs, and would do so In the dom. will ebminate the maiKlatory sus Dr. A. Ifl6t«n bdereto of sxlvenctog hla own career pension for speeding and make the to public life. judges responsible for suspensiom at // The trulh la that there are few cru their own discretion, then it Is manda Today in Higtory Savings Ba n k o o f Manchester saders so consumed with their subjects tory that guidelines be provided. It Is By The Associated Press they cannot remember to make sure completely unfiar to the motoring pub Today is Monday, May 26, the lic to have one Judge take a hard line 46th day of 1869. There are 119 Member F.D.I C <*»y nre to get a_ toe before They ooif- against speeders and another, a soft nj days left In the year. danaend to address any new groiq> of Une. polienMal converts. • Itxlay's highlight in history: Six Cawvawieat Offtaas Surviugr TTie legislature must see to it that On tt)la date in 1868, U.8. sen Senator Barry Ooldwater, the noted jurtlce prevails. Certainly there.should ators Seeking removal of Presi oonsermtive, eaeme to have been the be strict penalties against repeaters— dent Andrew Johnsem lost their MAN0HE8TER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH mmSOR • SOLTON NOTCH hwonrr performer among members of oven repeaters of Uibee who violate the case. Hie Impeachment forces Oongreae in the paat year, perhaps be- posted speed limits as distinguished from lost by one vote. Main Office. Parkada aad Bolton Noleh Open Sainrdaie S a.m, to Noon! OMito be had ndt yet begun to serve ■^JeediHg. It would be moat unfortunate IRI# dato; the tiew term to which he was elected for the present suspension kuw to be la 1790, Tennessee was otgoa- rescinded with no replacement to insure to Nowanibsr. Ills rapoet of some gw.- l*ed as a territory. justice. —WATESIBURY REPUBLICAN. coMcrnm ajsa/ //V m act In 1800, Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned Ung of Italy. li) Sonm rimrml Ham*, Ualn >t, Sonim. Burtel will b* in Insights Gleaned W ««t OMn«tM7 , flonetm. tttaMg may call at Um ftm- In Study Before Obituary and hona tanl|iit from 7 to •. Lavitt W ill Appeal I..aitih Fetus Dies Bbu. Bmeat Mallard Sr. VERNON — Mrs. Sarah Rich By STUABT AUEBBAOH a nstiv* cf WVuwVik, N.Y., 1i m HtdCart’s small oatogcry, tfas ard, 80, of 69 Regan Ooiut, wife Hie WsaUiigton Post (Oontiiiiied from Pago One) bMM oppolntod curate a t Bt. Schaller Dead, of Bhneat Richard Sr., died Order To Close Plant right to go tooourt to figte their WASHINGTON — An unbran imaUy by aH etates on the use induction bstbrs pressli% •». MSary*s E p iscop al Church and Saturday at RockvOIe Oeneral Seymour Lnvltt, owner o t the o r t o ttis d ote se t fo r the pid>- 'amb survi-ved 14 hourr in an of motor -vrlilcies.’’ peals througb ffas IIiiIscII h , wUl sssunw hli duties July 1, Hospital after a brief illness. Seely Plastics Corp. on Union h e h earing. Judge L ols eUe The case originated when a Mrs. Richard was bom April lut’ficial womb, but died Service System. It was announced yesterday by Headed Auto Agency St, said today he will definitely nded the smendmsnt to the Navy Hetrtenant from Nebraska, Normally', a draft case the Rev. Oeoege Nostnnd, rec 19, 1889 in W hite Haven, P a ., ordiiMUioe void becauee the Jidy Wedrerday as scientists at the appeal a decision by Siqierlor Stardey D. Schtiman, bought a get into court until Srieotive tor of the church. r Troop nls and had lived in the Vernon- 14 meetliig was held prior to National Heart Institute ware ) Wesihep Robert J. Schaller, 68, of SIO Cooper Hill St, presi Court Judge Alva P. LoioMle m otor boat in Connecticut while Service officials have oompleted The new curate wlH be in RocvlUe area for 49 years. She expiration of the SO^y period. dent of liUncfaester Motors, Inc., died last night at his ordering that his plant cease •’tndy'Tir Its blood circulation on duty there in 1986. H e paid Iheir admtaiiatrattva examUm- charge of the Church kchoo) vrosL was a member of the Vernon At the court hearing held liw Obm a htnae. He was the husband of Mn. Maiiaiwt Wrasel United Methodist Church. (^rations. ^ with Xraya. the state tax under protest and tion of the rsglatraat’s oom- and ssgnMsf* of the «duostlaaal iSPWxm M) VreBOb Chef ■•varal wselm ago, Lavftt’s at ) I IjOvs Loot Schaller. ‘ Lavitt, who Is chairman . of started a suit with the help of pialnt. S^) Peyton Ffooi Survivors, besides her hus torney produced a photocopy of Before the lamb died, how ' Wswa, Bporu.- Bera’s Luoy U r. Seliallar was bom Auc. the Capitol Region Plamdng the Justice Department. band, include 4 pons, Clyde C. a lette r dated Ju ly 27, 1908, In ever, it pnrvlded the scienUste But ot MoKut’s cose, Mar n iv Oriffin St, U06 in Dahnonta, nwltaai Agency, eald his attcmey, The CSrcult Court ruling re HigiBi|pntg Richard of Manchester, Donald vdticfa the Planning Oommis- with new insights into the way shall said, "We at* not here xeiralwat r.D. (Hr) lanl, and came to tbla coow* Arnold Aronson of Vernon, wUl versed today had been given by B. Richard of Vernon, the Rev. alon was notified of the pro the fetal heart siqipUes blood to faced with a preanatur* resort Finely Tailored Summer try atnl aetUed in Mancbaatar apply fo r a sta y and wiU iq>- Judge Wilfred Feinberg who NI8bt at Clayton E. Richard of Holbrook, posed amendment A copy of \'o rest of the body. to the courts." Ha aaid ICcKart H yearn afo. He started his Mam., and Ernest Richard Jr. peal. The aiqiUeatlon, expected said imposing sales and use tax the letter was not on file In the "W e’re coming up with things faced three yeai* in {Maon. If r Osil ttie’Mand hang automobile business on June tl, of BoUvar, N.T.; a daughter, today, WiU have, the effect of es on nonresident servicemen Isles Navy official rsoordi of either com- we. can’t believe,’’ commented he d^nded on SeleoUvs Serv USB a t Bralnard P I. and M ain Mrs. Wilbur Smith Jr., of Co postponing execution of the "Improperly places the burden ndsslon, it was noted- Dr. V%rren M. Zapel. ice revhv he oould wind up in (c , St, and In ISST moved to the lumbia; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Judge’s order until a ruling is of supporting Connecticut upon ~v6PlPg Nows Judge Loisrile said in h is Jail wilbout haring any Judicial Ointer. In the faU o( ItSS the Richard of RocvUle; 80 grand m ade. These Include confirmation of flUn decision Ifaat noise coming from their shoulders.’’ review cf an tUlegadly invalid 10:80 ' 1 dealenhip waa moved to Its children, and 28 great-grand The court order. Issued late theories, that the unborn baby ,XO/ \MVVra the Sesly plant affects "the en induction order, 11:00 §:M(VlS-16d»«M0) News preaent haadquartera at W. children. last week, waa the result of a 'Aipplles more blood to its head is % joyment of peaae and qidet’’ of Sole Son Exempt On the question of McKarfs (90) News ,90) 'mNible Sbooters SPORT COATS Oanter St and Hartford Rd. Private funeral services will suU brought by Henry BuUer, than to the rest of Its body 11:26 EMaitlsht the property owners Involved In From Induction exemption, the court oald this her Dtaner Ifovle ing Commlasloii did comp^ Lavitt termed the court de k2;16 Sisn Off Bev. Ttmotky Chrbsrty 18:00 Quiet Houn WTIC— leee neeUcut Automotive IVade As- Mra. Frank Oodomski, Mrs. Ronald E. Morrison with when it amended an exist cision, "s teal bodyblcsv" to his . > wrop—I4K 6:00 Afternoon Bditlor sodaUan, and the National Wiley, all of Manchester, and business which he moved to the 6:00 Dtumy CSaytai 6:16 Market Repon ELLINGTON — Ronald B. ing sonlng ordinance to permit in the perish. He will also take 8:00 Dick BeaSvtoi 6:30 Weather Automobile Dealers Association. Mrs. Martha Morrell of Point Morrison, 48, of Sandy Beach Industrial use In "the I-l -Indus Itolon at. address in December part in the pastoral mlndetry 8:00 BIU Love 6:26 Strirtly Sporu Survivors, besides his wife. Pleasant, N. T.; and eight trial district where Sealy is lo 1966. He said he had considered A i n ^ i e a n 1:00 Oery Qlrerd Afternoon BdltliiD Rd., Crystal Lake, husband ot ■nd pariah vtalting and preach w n ir —18* 7:to Accent 68 Indude two sons, William R. grandchildren. Mra. Joyce White Morrison, cated. mpving to BUlngton at that Scene TM 6:00 New* 7:16 Now ing- Vp Schaller, vice president of Ihe funeral will be held died yesterday at his home. On June 28, 19d8 the Zondng tfanV. but was urged by tha i;U 7:80 David Brinkley AMCWCAN Olt COMf ANY TTie R *v . M r. C arbeiT y Is a 8:00 N ^ i 7:80 Nows oC the World Manchester Motors, Inc., and Thursday at 9 a.m. from the M r. M orrison w as b om In Commission voted to amend the Bccnomlo Development Oom- S;16 SpMk Dp Baitlon 7:46 Joe Gfopaoloia graduate ot St. (teorge's School, 6:46 LoweU Tnoaiae Ralidi W. Schaller, both of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Vermont, son of Mr. and Mrs. ordinance governing the I-l dis mlaslaa to- stay in RockvBle. 8:00 Pop Ooooert • 6 Newport, R.I., where he was 6:65 PtlM Rlssuto 9:10 (Mentnl H sollh Lecture Manchester; a daughter Mrs. Main St., with a solemn high Riley Morrison of Crystal Lake, trict to permit light Industrial Lavitt said in moring to Union 7:00 The W(nM Taalitn 10:00 NIgtitbeat capt^ of the basketball team 7:80 rraak OHord Bhigene Kelsey of Manches* Maas of requiem at the Church and Uved In the Hartford area use, and a pubUc bearing was St be dM so in good faith that REMOVE THIS SPOT TO REVEAL 11:00 News, Weather, Sporta YOUR INSTANT WINNER PRIZE and {riayied teiaii* and football. 7:80 Speak Dp Sporu 11:80 Otiier Side of the Day ter; three brothers, Oustave of the Assumption at 10. Burial for a number of years before held on ihe funendment July it was an industrial sane. He Is OR BONUS COUPON In 1906, he received his BA de- Schaller of Manchester, John will be In St. James’ Cemetery. moving to Crystal Lake last 14, 1966. calling for aid from the town Schaller of MysUc, and Leo Friends may call at the fu- grae in psytfoolcgy from Hobart year. He owned and operated Aooordliig to state hwv, th e to he^ pay for legal oasts In- Schaller of Syracuse, N. T.; neral home tomorrow from 7 to College, Geneva, N.Y., where he the Chicken Delight drive-in in Zoning OommiBslaR must refer vctved In the cose. Lavitt said five sisters, Mrs. Alice Berdat, 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 was vloe president of the aenlor East Hartford. He was a mem nottoe of a proposed sontng he did not think It was com Harriet Horan, and Mrs. Joseph to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. clasBi, on th e d ea n ’s Hot, en d ber of St Luke’s Church. A change to the Planning Oom- pletely fair for the town so aek 1V59 VOLKSWAGEN World War n veteran, he serv misslan for a report 80 days pri him to carry on the fight alone. treesniner and secretary of Kap Mrs. nieda N. Hem Mrs. Kenneth W. McCormick ed as a staff sergeant with the pa fraternity.. He receiv RUB GENTLY TO REMOVE SPOT ed hie S.T.B. from the General 113 DELUXE SEDAN ROCKVILLB—Mrs. Frieda N. Mrs. Ida A. McCormick, 06, Marines in the Pacific Theatre. NO PURCHASE NECESSABt Hess, M, of New Britain, for of Treasin’e Island, Fleu, for Survivors, besides his wife Cernan Wore It ‘Up There’ Ihsologiaal Seminary, New • VERY MILEAGE merly of Rockville, died Satur merly of Mancheater, died ahd pcuents. Include two sons, York City, this year. He was a member of the semliary’s • E X * ^ CLEAN day at New Britain Oeneral Tuesday at Treasure Island. William Morrison and Calvin • VINYl. INTERIOR Hospital. She was the widow of She was the wife of Kenneth Morrison, both of Crystal New World-the Moon-Added could win you a new basketball team and the Sacrie- Henry 8. Hess. W. McCormick. Lake; a daughter, Susan Mor tan’a Guild. Funeral services were held Mrs. McCormick was bom in rison of Crystal Lake; two During his college summers, this afternoon at the Porter Fu Manchester and lived here un brothers, Robert Morrison of To Insurance of Rare Ring CAM ARO SS CONVERTIBLE he worked on oonatruction Jobe neral H om e, 19 C ourt St., New and on a ranch In Montana. til moving to Florida 20 years Suttleld and Donald Morrison The O.T. LaBonne and Aaeo- As Oeman rode the fiery Apol Britain. Burial was in Falrvlew of New Boston, Mass.; and a While at the semlneury, he ago. She was employed afe a ciates insurance agency of 166 lo into tfae tdty, tt occurred to * 4 G 5 ®® Cemetery, New Britain. sister, Mrs. Douglas Lang of taught Sunday School uid ran secretary for the southeastern Mein St can insure rings their Kemp that his eiqwnslve ring Try nraking Nie American Scene Mrs. Hess was bom In New sales office of the Spraying Sys Ottawa, Canada. a canteen for teen-ager* at cllenta care to take to the might not be insured by there. York City, and Uved in Hart tems, Inc., Seminole, Fla. She The funeral wlU be held Grace Church, New York TED 1RUOON, liK. moon, according to David Brm- He called Brennan. ford and Rockville before mov waa a member of Emanuel Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from City. For the .post two eum- nan, manager of the personal “We wrere rather startled,’’ (something good happens every time you play) VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ^ ing to New Britain. She was a Lutheran Church. the Introvigne-Plaiite Funeral merei he has served as chap lines diriskm there. Brennan said. TOLLAND TPKE^TALOOTTVILLB member of St. John’s Lutheran Survivors, besides her hus Home, E. Main St., Stafford lain at Comp ICleve, Oamerie- Proof of the claim, Brennan Kemp has an ordinary Aetna Church, New Britain, where she band, include a son, Ouy Ken Springs, with a Mass of re ■ Niagara. Falls, Mt. Ruahmore, maybe even cotta, Mlaine. has taken said, is the 81,200 Jaide ring Ineuranoe Co. of Hartford borne B^use even if you don’t win, you do.' By He taught in the religious school neth McCormick of Seminole; quiem at St. Luke’s Church at the Grand Canyon (or any one of 82 other cUnloal training «t New York’s riding Ihe flng^ of Astronaut owner’s policy -which covers the famous American Scenes). Each time you pttlng a free, giant color print of a and was an honorary vice presi two sisters, Miss Anna Ander 9. Burial will be In St. Mary’s American Scene—Just for saving ths stubs. Bellevue Hoc^tal, and during Eugene A. Oeman who Just ring. The copy Kemp has says iHay the ArMrican Scene at a partlolpating dent of its Ladles Aid of which son of Manchester and Mrs. Lil Cemetery, New Britain. Utt- ploying pieces are extra id 3 A uM haa been earving the Heme •wner y - M n. Brig. Victor Diamond thy Brennan Dahlquisit. tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the feriM ,Y IA M . For a camplafo F ill INSFKIMN of W. P. Qui^ Funeral Home, 228 Mrs. Brig. Edna Frances At your hama by a Tarmlla Canirol Ixpait, teifotvitad Mr. Dahlquist was bom Dec. kinson Diamond of Old Orchard 12, 1906 in Sweden, and h a d Miain St. Burial -wia be in Rlver- NOW... by lha finaat fodinleal staff, pheiia our naarost s 1 d e Cemetery, Lewiston Beach, Maine, died early this dependable local efficoi ll-ved in Manriieater before mov morning ajt Old Orchard Beach. Home Safely M aine. quallty-ataurad ing to Hartford 36 years ago. She was the wife of Brig. Victor He was employed as an insur Friends may call at the fu (Oonttmied from Page One) neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Diamonp. They are retired from 31,500 to about 12,000 ance clerk tor 38 years at the Salvatica Aimy officers. TERMITE 649-9240 National Fire Insurance Co. of another celestial body, riding a pounds. STA1VIPS/EVERY DAV Mrs. Diamond was the daugh Hartford before he retired. He IJsa Marie Grenier lunar landing vehicle tp wfUiln During the hottest, fastest CONTROL ter of the late MaJ and Mrs. Ed part of re-entry, radio commu was an Air Force veteran of Lisa Marie Grenier, infant ward Atkinson who came to 9.4 miles of the moon to scout a with daughter of Michael and Joan nications from the speeding ve \ BLISS TERBOTE.CONPOL CORP. Wbrld War n. Manchester after the major re landing site for Apollo U in O N ^ IL L -U P S GOLD CREST CHEMICALS G.avis Grenier of 85 Oliver Rd., hicle were blacked out for about Survivors, besides his wife, tired as a Salvation Army of DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR p d i, INC. • EST. 1 8 8 2 died Saturday at Manchester July. The}r rehearsed all phases three minutes. Call include a daughter. Miss San ficer. During her youth, she \ dra A. Dahlquist of Hartford. Memorial Hospital. of a landing ifiisslon exqppt the Right after blackout ended, spent many summers visiting two recovery force plsmes and Private funeral services will Private graveside services her grandmother In Manchester. actual touchdown. were held today at St. James' the , Princeton reported radar be held at Holmes Funeral Survivors include two sons. Five hours before homecom C em etery. contact with the spaceship. \ Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Salvation .Army MaJ. Edward PLUS Survivors, besides her par ing, they beamed a final tele Minutes later, the ship, dan C. Henry Anderson, pastor of Diamond of Cleveland and Rus ents, include her maternal cast, showing the fast-approach gling under its parachutes, Emanuel Lutheran Church, will sell Diamond of New York City; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. came within view of the sh^. officiate. Burial will be in East two daughters. Miss Frances ing earth in brilliant color and James Gavis of Manchester; The thickening atmosphere C em etery. Diamond of Philadelphia, Pa., transmitting their thoughts on her paternal grtindparents, Mr. braked the speed, making it There are no calling hours. and Mrs. Eleanor McMahon ot their magnificent Odyssey. Staf possible for three small para IF YOU’RE UNHAPPY and Mrs. Joseph Grenier of 2 Manchester: • her mdternal Asbury Park, N.J.; and six ford summed up the feelings chutes to pop out and stabilize Mrs. Alice R. Tiffin grandchildren. great-grandmother, Mrs. Sophia this w a y : the spacecraft. Ships and planes Memorial services for Mrs. Dolinskl of West Hartford; and Funeral services wUl be held quickly picked up the descend ^N N it Hm High Corf • f '^ i l y Ineuronea PtMaeHoaj Thursday at 2 p.m. at the “ I think the future of manned ing ship on radar. Alice R. Tiffin of 67 Butternut her paternal great-grandmother, space flight from now and many Mrs. Florida Grenier of Derby. Bennett and Cray Funeral At 10,000 feet, the three main Rd., who died Wednesday, will generations to come is going to H olm es, Ffoneral H om e, 400 Home, Old Orchard Beach. Bur 83.5-foot chutes blossomed ma be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. imcover many, ■ many other Main St., was in charge of ar ial will be In East Cemetery, jestically and Apollo 10 floated at Center Congregational challenges and experiences that Church. .The Rev. Kenneth rangements. ' Manchester. gently downward into the Pacif / _____ we are really incapable of even ic at a comparative snail’s pace Stecre, associate' pastor, will conceiving at this time.” Mrs. Flora J. Mott Everett T. Strange of 22 m.p.h. CUT IT OUT! officiate. Burial -will be at the convenience of the family in COVENTRY — Mrs. Flora J. BOLTON — Everett T. To reach the Pacific, the as Three hours before re-entry, 6 Paramus. N.J. Mott, 85, of. Mansfield, mother Strange, 64, of School Rd. was tronauts survived man’s fastest the astronauts fired thnufters Scnrlhgs Bank Ufe Insurance of Mrs. Ida Heether and Mrs. dead on arrival last night at rq-entry through the atmos for 6.6 seconds to make q slight Manchester Memorial Hospital phere. Mrs. Sadie B. McKee Anton Burr, both of Coventry, course adjustment that zeroed N E W . . . SUBURBIA. . . FIRE-KING DINNERWARE after being stricken at his Insures the Whole Family died Saturday at a WiUlmantic A pollo 10 slammed into the them in on the landing site. I^MC s . • one (1) coupon with the purchaae ten no\ TALOOTVILTLE —Mrs. Sa convalescent home. home. He was the husband of outer limits of the atmo^ihere Turn tai lorty (40) o( these coupons totoe de^r E«Uona of rMoUna. die Bell McKee, 89, of Main St. Mra. Lila Dennler Strange. at One Low Price Survivors also include 6 sons, 400,000 feet high at 24,694 miles War, College Cost Cited and receive free one (1) place setting of Homeatealf^^till^ coimon died Saturday at Manchester 3 other daughters, 2 brothers, Mr. Strange was bom Oct. an hour, was punished by forces (1) ciq>, one (1) saucer, one (1) swu^salad bOT^^e oonsirttag o t T ^ a Memorial Hospital. 25 grandchildren, 16 grea t 16, 1905 in M anchester, son o f nearly seven times the p)iU of NORTHFIELD, Minn. (AP) coupons and purchase the same place setU i^ i nl^ty-ruSSS^SiJSM^ *" “ M4-11W Mrs. McKee was bom June grandchildren, and several Harry and Catherine O’Connor gravity and was blistered by — Sen. Walter F .. Mondale, D- 23. 1879 In N ova S cotia , Can nieces aiid nephews. Strange, and lived in Manches heat of more than 5,000 degrees. Minn., figures a billion dollars ada, daughter o( Jane and Ann Funeral services will be held ter until coming to Bolton three The crew traveled 64 m.p.h. wUl pay for the war In Vietnam BAlrt! OF M A N ^Srm Wllmot Bell, and had lived In tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the years ago. He was employed in faster than the Apollo 8 pilots on for less than twa weeks but WE HONOR! I'HAKCB i t , ybs ifahi at., Ii«ich88t8g. Coon. 08040 the .Vernon area for SO years. P otter Funeral H om e, 486 Jack- the life accounting department their return from the moon in would sui^rt' half a dozen Survivors include two sons. son St., Wllllmantlc. Burial of Travelers Insurance Co., D ecem ber. small colleges Indefinitely. Thomas Lutus of TalcottviUe will be in the New WillimanUc Hartford, for 42 •* years before Mondale spoke Sunday at Ciapliti Expirt Attiri^oit At Ns Ckirn - if Csirsi I he retired in 1967., He w as a The craft's, heat shield pro I PlM. and John C. Lutus of New York C em etery. tected the craft from burning up commencement exercises of St. j Olty, a stage and TV producer Friends may call at the fu Communicant of St. Maurice’s Olaf college, a liberal arts Church and a charter member and the temperature inside the who produced the "Mark neral home tonight from 7 to 9. school with an enrollment of M 4EM of Manchester Lodge of Elks. cabin remained a comfortable Twain’’ with Hal Holbrook; a 70 degrees. about 1,600. ' Survivors, besides his wife, in ( a 8 • 8 # A ' daughter, Mrs. John B. Roslnus George M. McAuley He said a hllUon dollars would »'•« • • • • • 8 i a 8 8 • 8 • • • « of Milford; a sister, Mm. EUxa- clude two sons, Thomas E. Before hitting the atmos be enough to operate St. Olaff, WE HONOR G eorge M cAuley, 83, of phere, Stafford, Young and Cer hetii Clark of North 'Jrsnby; Strange of Manchester and Mi tuition free, fo r 125 y ears, and If Ando/^on Little Somers, st^xfather of Clarence nan jettisoned a service module fttiitF...... Z ^ O o d g nine grandchildren, and seven chael D. Strange of Cheshire; a used as an endowment would Otar H. Wilson of Manchester, died brother. Ward Strange o f Hart attached to the command ship. GORMAN BROTI A Ghiitroj Tuuf (XatAu^ great grandchildren. probably finance six colleges Satiintoy night at Johnson Mem The shedding of this equipment Private funeral services .will ford; two sisters, Mrs. Helen that size "forever.” orial Hospital, Stafford Springs. bay reduced Apollo lO’s weight 770 MAIN SIRCBT ^ , be held at the White-G i b a o n Coleman of Bolton and Mrs. „ - IN MANCBBflnBS Survivors also Include his Mae VonDeck of Coventry; and YU. / MANCHESTER Funeral Home, 66 Elm St., wife, 2 sons, a stepdaughter, 2 Middle Tttini)ikg.Bro«l Street RockvUie. Burial wlU be in five grandchildren. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 be in Bolton Center Cemetery. T H B b r i g h t s p o t QN M AM lSiRcer brothers, 2 sisters, 2 grandchild The funeral will be held Main St., Manchester, with a Friends may call at the fu- / PhMM 647-m S Mount Hope Oemetery. ren, and 10 great'-grandchlldren. There are no celling hours. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Moss of requiem at St Mau- neral home tomorrow from 7 Mercury piJ Co. SAVIHS BMW a of mmrhesrr Punerol services will be held Wednesday at 8 a.m. from rice's Church at 9. Burial will to 9 p.m. MlHiiPRtC. /’ /
l V'V. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 28, 1969 MANGE iLKiioi; EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN South Windsor ; Tolland County Politics E ven ts ■iiiii liiii II ■ ■■ tr. In C a p ita l The Baby Has New Officers : Houley Sees Income Tax eroxmtire Fropo^ea Elected by Passing in State House NmtRmdgtS Appromdi [ By B ir n X (|UATBALB Atthough he atqppartod glv- WASHUfUTUM (AP) — 8«l. Art League Been Named I ToDuid Oounty State Senator tog the right to vote to 18 year WHlUm Ppcocmlre, D-Wia., The doBowing officers ware lorial l)a\ Mkad today tor a new i^jpriMtdi Rttoert- Houley le onoe again olA* the atort of the legla- etocted tost week «t the South opttndrtle about the ctamoea of toUve teeelofi, Houley thlnka to admtnlatrattaii and oonyrea- Windsor Art League AnnuM KNOWN FOR VALUES item l budyatlny pracUcaa. Tha** a state kicoine tax paaeing at ™ay be leea enthusiaem Heins, Oret«Aen flhelby, daughter of Robert end flheOa Banquet which was held af the tmm mathod arouM aava HO bO> (‘a>u v v I i VC I/V m l! iMMt in the House o f Represen- °°w beoauM of camFie diatur- Wafious Heins Jr., Portsmouth, Va. She wns bom May 17 at Tabacoo Valley Inn In Wtndaor: Hob a yaar, ha aattmatod. tativas. bancea. He n o ^ , hawwver, that Portsmouth Nava! Hospital, Portomouth, Via. Her maternal Praaident, Mra Raymond '*>faat o f our budcet daciatona He expreesed elaUon over the students can’t vote FOR THE FAMILY OF 3 grandmother is Mrs. Edna Wlatlous, NtanUc. Her putemal Kingman, 819 Otork St.; vice 0 11 r I i n ' - I * i I' l\ \ n ii r I * r i i * a ( « Btoda ty tOtaltkm, baat spUt to tlM house o f DemocMtic to***** be a factor In these out grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heins Sr., Bolton. preaident, Mbs. Mary Jean repreWRtatlvae on the issue of breaks by oausliig feelings of iMtoch, pataoaal pratetaiica, la- * m m m It V ( ^ 118 BXlgWDod D r.; secre 1 n d N<' \\ - I l iw Mull III i iii: the payroB tax which he streng- frustration and resentment atliiot ^ looa] poUtioal prea- tary, Mra. Robert Skinner, 67 aura,*’ ha aaid. Prevost, Thomas Mark, son of Rldiard C. and Doris ly onposes. Houley favors abolition of the Ordwiay Dr., and treasurer, Mr. Cbiigraaa Itod admtoiatratton Normandlne Provost, Oak Dr., Hebron. Ho was bom iSay 19 II I - I *1 \ N \ I (HI ( .0 1(1 electoral college but sees disad G ordon L is k fo rd , 191 W oodinad Although be would much pne- 4 COMPLETE 15-fOOT oWIctola. Proxmlre said, should at Manchester MenMrtal Hospital. His maternal graiulpareniB vantages to state presidential Dr. tor to we the peeeage of th e know why aach projact ia nacaa- are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nomandine, Coventry. Hto paternal primaries which might lead to The new art council members gM duated state income tax the CMation of, various party ■Wward Sam photo aaiy, what tta objacttoaa ara, grandparents are Mr. and Mts. Leo Provoat, Holyoke, proposed by State Rep. Aud how much it wUl cost, aad U He has a bmthar, Michael 4H and a sister, Mldhefie, 2%. appointed are Mr. Henry factions. i pooLourriT Montoroee, Mra. Vemon Petar- rey Beck of Mansfteld and oth- He told the advisory commit Rotary Speaker thare ia any altamattve to the en, be would opt tor passage plan. FalloQ, James Arthur, son of James Joseph and Patricia flort Mrs. Dougtos Leonard, tee membera that the bill call Mrs. WilUanr''1Coaaaa and Mrs. Standard Tires of the piggyback tooome tax ing for presidential primaries hi Arthur 8. Wright, trust officer IMa information is not known Chenot Fallon Jr., 1061 Forbes 9t., East Hartford. He was ov»r the paynoU tax. Connecticut ia presently being of the Connecticut Bank and now, Pracmlre aald in a spaach bom May 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hts maternal Robert Jbnea. On the nonUnat- wHh fiher and Ing oonunittee tor oM t year are Hla hesitation over the piggy rewritten, adding that he wasn’t Trust Oo., wBl be guest speaker praparad tor the Senate. grandpareribi are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cnienot, 22 (Trestwood back toaome tax la based on Hla proposal is to adopt the Dr., Manchester. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Hr. Chaurtcy Adams, MM. Lor familiar yet with the contents at a meeting of the Manchester {Ifae toct that It would be "rid of the revised bill. dontral mathod called Plan- James Fallon, Holyoke, Mass. raine Argo and lito. Robert Save 98 Rotary Club tomorrow at 6:80 matching wtaf - Procrammlny • BudyaUnc • # « « « Smith. dled with the myriad loopholes p.m. at the Manchester Country The find council meeting of 2.00 yhlch exlet In the federal In System (PPBS). Oayward, Carlton Alexander, s(^ of John and Emogene n u i Club. nlnminam ladder Stoddard Oayward, Warren Ave., Vernon. He was bom Mlay 18 the year will be held tonight a pr. 1.79 M. P.K.T. come tax structure.i’ His topic will be, "Is A Will at 8 at the home of the new • iih iia I The graduated state Income B O Y SCOUT ViUvenity RepretBion at Mandiector Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ■Uakwall Neooooory.” are Mr. and Mrs. MUboum Stoddard, East Brookfield, Vt. Hla president Mrs. Raymond Ung- 2 , . , 2 5 tax hSl has beSR reported out Cited by Hethurgh Notes and News paternal grandfather is Dr. Claire Caywaid, New ^wwlch, man. A program: of events tor of committee with an iffifavor- SALE! WASHmOTON (AP) — Uni- N.H. He has a brother, Darren, 8. 1969-70 w ill b e outlined and new abte rHMrt, but is still to be Qergyman Dies 2 ▼ersttiaa face poasUrie reprea- committee members will be ap heard on the fkxar of the House M ore than 900 Cub Soouto, aton unless they laam to oope pointed. SiZ9 Price F.E.T. HARTFORD (AP)—The Rev. OoOlns, Daniel Kdleber, son of N. Alfred end Grace Kel- at an as yet unscheduled date. parents, and leaden attended With campus dlsrupttons, saya Harold E. Mayo of West Gran leher OtUns, 28 Munro St., Manchester. He was bom May 3 at Guild Installatton > The senate Democrats have the annual Cub Scout Olympic the president of the University by, an author, hlotorlon and ge- Mount Sbiai Hospital. His maternal grandparents ara Mr. and St. Margaret Mary’s Ladiee 2 0 7 ea. ,scheduled a caucus for this of- Day of Blackledge District Sun $00000 695/735x14 2 for 29.98 of Notre Dame, Father H wo- Guild hdd its eighth annual In- iMnooR beginning at 2 p.m. to day, May 18, at Mt. Nebo, with neologlBt, died Saturday at Hart Mrs. Daniel KeUeher, Pawcatucket He has two slsteia, Grace 2 2 0 e& dore Hesburyfa. and M ary. stallatfon Banquet last wertc at 775x14 2 for 31.98 discuss the tasue of a payit^ 20 team s from 11 p a ck s par ford Hospital. .. There ia a rebirth of a • a • • Eaiington Ridge Country dub. 825x14 2 for 33.98 2 3 6 ea. tax versos a state income tax. ticipating. Mayo, 70, WM an authority- kind of repraaaioa of the lailver^ Dale, Carolyn Anne, daughter of AHen 8. and Franclne Mra. Ronald OueUette was in Bins Passed Robert S. Smith, cubmaster on the New England clergy of sity or outside forces praasiny in 775x15 2 for 33.98 221 aa. Erickson Dale,l0 Grandview Ter., Rockville. She was bom stalled as president, Mrs. John A bid charging the boundary of Pack 91, and Cubs Paul Smith the colonial period and the au- upon it to oontrot it and I think May 18 at Manchester Memorial HoqiWal. Her maternal Flynn as vice president and linen of the towns of Coventry and Stephen Caruccl opened the thor of "Wayside Meditations,' this is a aad thlny to happen,” R«g. n 6 2 J 5 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. deocge Erickson, ToRand. Her Mra. Thomas Walsh as secre end Columbia, has received program with a flag ceramony. a New England homestead mag he aald. ta ry . approval of the house and sen- The Olympic torch runnera azine. 6 paternal grandparenis are Mr. and Mra. Stuart Date, Union- Hasbtnyh spoke on the Met dale, N.T. She has a sister, Bonnie, 1. The toUowlug incoming chair ate, Bcoordl^ to Houley. The were Ronald Begin, Mlchasl Mayo was born in Lowell, • G ia n ts" to p deck for all-around sitting romedia television proyram olnts; Team Nixon Oppoted Ceiling ents are Mra. Kenneth Strum, Manchester, and Kenneth Clou f m a B i e l (shargm nominations, Mrs. David Me- 'Coventry otflclalB and bust- A o f P a ck 261 o f V erplanck tier, Suffield. Her ]>atemal great-grandmother is Mrs. Arthin- P|U( { THEINT1MS ^ C A R O 1 F bnigle. 1.79 U . f'.L T . neesm en. School, seventh with 11% On Spending May Ptu$ Cloutier, North Wilbraham, Mass. •■0x13 The resolution introduced by points; Pack 61 of Mandiester WASHINGTON (AP) — /tbe » » « I* • Named Ensign BlaekwaH complete with matching ladder and deluxe filter Senate leadership thinira a Navy Ensign Richard J. Mor- M m . Miller and Houley instructs Green School and Pack 47 of Courchesne, Ronald James, son of Jerry and Diane La- $m .9 billion spending celltaig larty, son of Mr. and M m . the commissioner of highways South United Methodist chtnrch, will pass Omyrees even though Jole Coimchesne, 28 Foster Dr., Vernon. He was bom May 17 Jam es P . M briarty, 466 Oakland to rectify the sftuation. It now tied for eighth. it is of^iosed by the Nixon ad at Manchester Memoried Itospital. His maternal grandparents Rd., has ' received his ensign needs t>assage by the house. Also competing were Cube are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lajoie, Vernon. His paternal grand Size Price F.E.T. ministration. commission upon completion of Adtisory Committee Meeting from P a ck 112 o f W ashington parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Courchesne, Vernon. School, Pack 64 of Bentley Senate Democratic leader •I « « » « the first phase of hla training Itsms discussed at Hauler’s SALE! M Mike Mansfield of Montana said at the Naval Aviation Schools county Adyisory Committee School, P a ck 144 o f K eeney St. Breton, Keith David, son of David R. and Gloria Ivere the celling is not the type be Command In Pensacola, Fla. 735x14 2 for 33.98 2 0 7 ea. meeting Friday night included School, and P ack 162 o f Bow- wants, but he assumes it will Breton, 8 North Park St., Rockville. He was bom May 17 at the proposed payroll tax, pre- eM School. RockvUle General Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is VtiB. 775x14 2 for 35.98 pass la the Senate. 2 2 0 ea. aldcntlal primaries and giving A peanut race was held tor Angie Ivers, Rangeley, Maine. His xKitema! grandparents are Senate Republican leader Ev 825x14 2 for 37.98 2.36 aa. the vote to 18-year olds. the Den mothers. NNE nURMAOYl Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Breton, Rumford, Maine. erett Dlrkeen of Qlinola said the IM * W. » RANGE 855x14 2 for 39.98 2.57 ea. TIm U.B. Elnvelope Co. which Joseph DeSimane .cubmaater Mi CO)N«BB or. y/* celling may be unrealistic, "but .ttto'a plant In Rockville has of Pack 120, was praeented the Nieves, Lisa Marie, daughter of Miguel and Katherine \ Ml R's a popular issue with the 775x15 2 for 37.98 221 ea. written Houley In opposition to CUfford Sterling Trophy. Marc igjumsumam, c o n n . Minor Nieves, 125 IBgh St., Rockville. She was bom May 16 at F U E L O IL coun try. the payroll tax. The state man- Begin, dheirman of the event, 1 Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. 825x15 2 for 39.98 2 4 6 ea. "R ’s difficult to vote against GASOLINE ufacturers are asking voters to -was assisted by B. W. Jenkins RIO^ $312.85 Lucille Minor, Ellington. Her paternal grandmother is Aiejor- 855x15 2 for 41.98 2 6 3 ea. A cutting spending at this time write their legislators opposing of Pack 144 and Wray Hovey dlna Sanchez, Patano, Puerto Rico. She has a sister, Karen. and that’s bow a vote against • «i * « *1 the tax, according to Houley. end Michael Davis of Pack 148. the limitation would be inter BANTLY OIL preted,” Dliiuen said. Cyr, Leigh Ann, daughter of Malen and Sylvia Hafford C OMI’ . IM . Administration officials have Cyr, 191 Terrace Dr., Rockville. She was bom May 16 at Rock ;;i M\i\ s'H(i:i:i • 18-ft. by 4 it deep! Holda over said the limit would take away ville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and il'.l.. iini-ivr, Mrs. Herman Hafford, EUingbon. Her paternal grandparents 8,000 gallons of water Preaklent Nixon’s flexibility to lvnck\ illc 1 meet emergencies. are Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cyr, Caribou, Maine. She has a sis ter, Gae. • Awning striped baked enamel The llmitatkm was attached « « « « by the House to a supplemen finish on sturdy galvanised walL tary money bill passed last Bernier, Lynn Marie, daughter of Raynold and Diane Giant 6" deck-type rail permits Y Gee Bemler, 28 Campbell Ave., Vemon. She was bom May 16 WIVES w eek. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents For his Birthday, Aimfyer- all-aronnd sitting, plus massive sary or Just because you love are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gee, Manchester. Her paternal grand him, give him a VIBRATOR. vertical supports. ^ Standing Ovation parents are Mr. and Mrs. Orsd Bemler, West Hartford. It's lUto amazing new .Elec ROOD KING • Blue "vinyl-flex” vinyl liner. tric Blade Razor for use VIENNA (AP) — Leonard with Lather that will give Sanitized* treated Bernstein got a standing ovation him a shave second to none. from an audience of 2,000 for his Why is it ao amazing? Be Premium’ Plus Tires conducting of Beethoven's “ Mis- ‘ THHiKSINUl S H M i cause it slices whiskers aw ^ sa Solemnis” to mark the 100th Delivered In Manchester^, without scraping; With VI- anniversary of the Vienna State Equipped with leatherette interier,, BRAZOR he wUl get shaves Opera. windshirtd washer, 2-speed elec- that are closer, more com S a v e O O 0 9 8 The performance Sunday by trie wipers, heater, defogger, 4- fortable and kmger lasting; way safety' flashers, back-up And VIBRAZOR wUl actually 6 . 0 0 W - C - C FOR THE FAMILY OF the Vienna Philharmonic and postpone his "five o’clock” the State Opera choir was at lights, front and rear seat belts, 1.79 M. F.K.T. I ■ leatherette headrests, s t e e r i n g shadow for hours. Give it to tended by President Franz JMea«lHNl*r W has made frequent guest ap •• ^'Lit.SW AGEN M9-MM PHARMACY ^ pearances in Vienna. 466 H artford R d. 648-6280 695/735x14 2 for 41.98 2 0 7 ea. \ 775x14 2 for 43.98 2 2 0 ea. 825x14 2 for 45.98 2.36 ea. 855x14 2 for 47.98 2 5 7 ea. 775x15 2 for 45.98 2.21 ea. You pre cordially invifed to a free 825x15 2 for 47.98 2 4 6 ea. 2 se m in a r 2 855x15 2 for 49.98 2,63 ea.
■ iiviv kuirvniiz cxjaia nu uiauni Manaling Your Portfolio - 1969 quality ittndirdi on iradini o f tkei. 6 Dafe: Wedn^esday, Moy 28, 1969 W Ih t I 6 Tifife: 7:30 P.M. ILa I :i II (■ i n <> Place: Manchester High School— Room 109 Includes 24-FOOT STEEL WALL POOL OUTFIT Weights and Ldbor 1. 19 With over 14,000 gallons of water fun! 4 Wheels T . O O After you’ve paid for it it starts paying for itseK Rubbermaid • Massive vertical supports finished in W e didn't want our bug to be phog. And that's why at trode-jn time if Giant 6" top deck permits all-around Auto Litter things ore' still the same as they hove outdoor baked enamel. Rubbermaid Full Front That's why we mode it go about 27 sittihg Edward R. Hermann, miles to a gallon of gas. been, you con count on getting bock • Steel wall interlocks with frame to $ 4 ^ 0 0 Jr. l ire \ Basket Vinyl Car Mat And why we persuaded it to take moreofyourinitialinvestmentof gl799* Attractive baked enamel finish in 3- form strong, rigid assembly. Investment Executive than practically every other car owner color awning stripe pattern Made o f See-Thru- pints of oil instead of quarts. Bhearaon, HammiU ft C o., In c. • D u ra b le ‘Vinyl-flex’ vinyl liner- A must VylUxe. Clear, And why we gave it on air-cooled gets of theirs. kVith dll Which is only right. Sanitized*______•______REO. $492.85 new tiros. 69 Black, Blue, Brown, engine. (Air is free. Antifreeze isn't.) He wiN discuss Hie management of Investment Portfolios for Hie new investor — • -Green, Red. And why we put the engine in the After all, why shouldn't the car that's Adjustable bracket. Black. DO YOU HAVE A GRANTTTRBITTEEUDnTT T ovT toSayiM ^ra^c^m itw ci^ beemoving you money while you own it * * f i t “ *P** and Hie sopMsHcated portfolio management. Matching Rear Back Blue, Green, Red. bock so youjet more push from the rear Our Ret. 4 .4 t...... 2.99 wheels. (And less pull from tow trucks.) do the some when you sell it? For reservations, TeL Mr. Edward R. Hermann, Sheorson Hammill and Co., 37 Lewis KNOWN FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST St., Hartford, Conn., 249-9631. U a TOLLAND TPO). SALEt M O N . t h r u W E D . M AN OU U nBB TED TRUDON. Inc. AUTNMUIO We reserve the right to limit quantities. O p « n Lot* Ev«ry N i g h t ecAUN E xit Mr wnmt Onm tkmy. TOLLAND TPKE.—TALCOITVILLE MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE • Siunreated retail price East Coast P.O.E., local taxes other dealer delivery any, additional. Whltewalla optional at extra j»st. BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; BIANCHESTTJR. CONN. MONDAY, JJAY 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE THIBTEEW
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V Coventry the court,” Douglas was quoted that he wanted to give iq> bis betng influanced by OangrsM or income and behavior aross ___ T " ' ' ...... Douglas Charges as writing. “I do not propoaa to posts after nine yean. Judges Told the Executive bnndi. when tt was disclosed that Jus until the end of the school year. «>rd, wU speak on ’The Htotory day, orangs Juios, mast grind-1 bend to any such pressure." On M ay 4, l4fo magaitne dls- Despite the chance^ a coo- tice Abe Fottae had taken, than Events in World Hebron ***^***?*** . *PP«4>rtAtlon of the Old State House” and sr. Cruft cup; Tliunday, onmga [ Ouster Attempt Douglas’s reatgM ttota as prea- closad that Supreme Court Jus^ filet, Mansfield sald,^Itbtaik retuiqsd, s $30,000 fs s fooni tbs *** 4.^***? iwvlswed and approv- show many htetoric and lik JUies, toasted ehsass sandwich, ident and a director of the foun tice Abe Fortas accepted, but Law Needed we ought to taka tbsy chance Wolfoon Family Voundatton. Smuggled Crafty PUou pMng everybody. We aft want to ed by tfa* Board of Finance tor fonnsthre alldea to.flIiMti«te Us celery and carrot sticks, pick-1 Adbption of Budget NEW YORK (AP) — Supreme dation was announced last Fri returned a $30,000 fee from a and face «q> to it and make our Louis B: Wolfson is adw aarv- g o badu” Town Parley town meeting action. preaenUtlon. les and cooldss; Friday, Memo-1 Court Justice William C. Doug H Bomb Nigerian Tomu day In a statement released by foundatkm estabUahed by Fin wishes known, and I think the ing a Jail term for 8took oMnip- Aim w the agenda is the A question sad answer period rial Day. las has privately characterised . OTOCKnoUC (A P ) — Btofoai Ha, Ms wife and their alx chU- BlTUMINOUSl On Finances ulatfon, and the ocBtibvangr the foundation. The statement ancier Louis E. Wolfson, now sooner we do It the better.” planM anunM out 4ran had emigvfled to Bnms- Board of Finance a recommen- and rafraatamante and aortal an Internal Revenue Service surrounding Ms ralatfonaUp at Set Tonight Indicated that expanding foun serving a federal prison term He said be would support a BwoOm and flown by young wtok. In Western Australia. But dation to appropriate the sum hour will follow Blerkan’s pres Maneheater Fiwdag' l^brald, To Mean 3V4-Mill Rise probe of the Albert Parvln (Coottmied frsm Page One) with Fortas led the Jnatioe to re dation a the family got so homesick they o f $1,082.90 from surplus to the entation. Hebrsa OomapondeaS. Aaae Foundation a “manufactured heavy a work load’’ fw Douglas sign from the Supreme Court I « t Tamimj rtgbi'm belief that the current aaaeton the securities law. ' How thp Supreme Court Jus Hkrt, D-MIch., snd CUftord P. M goriaa tosma laat weMc, the paid off tba money they owed The Hebron Board of Eduod- resident statq trooper’s account. The (jhuroh Council o^tiie Gi Em t, TM. fSS-8871. DRIVEWAYS case" intended to force him to and cited an operatlaa for ap An American Bar Aasoolatlon W Mtinc. ttM bud- o f the Oeneral Aaaembly wtU Fortas resigned from the high tices, who are appointed for life, Chss, R-N .J., which wUl be ex ti>e Auflrallan goverranent for A vote wIK also be callad to lead Congregation Church will leave the bench, Uie New York pendicitis. committee decided Fortas’ oon- . S tofd telm nensfopaper Ebqires- Uon is uiglng all parents to at PARKING AREAS « GAS 8TATI0NB 1M»'T0 wttaa mmn « a peas such a inropoaal. The court on May IS following con might receive ocngiearionally- tended to cover Judges aa well sen -aald today. their assisted passages oQt and fleet a member to fill the meet Ibis evening at 8 in (he So 9t VH mllla to >00*1 ADM grant U now baaed on $180 Times said today. Reached at his home in Los as other government emidoyes. duct waa ’’clearly eontrary” to tend ibe town meeting Oils eve BASKETBALL COURTS troversy over the propriety of Imposed ethical standards is Tha man .a ^ arranged the bought ticketo for «kigi»md, vacanoy on the Regional Board. cial Room of the Church. o r toam tiM eur- per pupti for the first SOO pupUs A Los Angeles dispatch by Angeles, Parvin said, “I have his relationship with the Wolf- Over the padt 37 years, the Ju- the ABA Cianons o t BtMoa. ULTIMA II NOW B O O K oro p l a c e y o v e o H n o s n o s p l open to question. amuKUng and recruitaid tha pi- ning at 8 in the auditorium at at Edobation to June 80. School Sfemi and $U0 tor each pupil above Barnard L. (toUier said Douglas no comment. I don’t care to dis son foimdaUon. dicaO Ckmference has laM^down Another Siqweme Court Jua- The family settled on a farm All Wsrk Penwaafty Sapervtead. Ws mro 1AS% E fla M i n to MJB. Under the Constitution they p loU, tha paper aaUk ia BvedUh the Hebron Elementary School.-. History dab Hie menu for the remainder KmoHem €t towBupaopto la that figure. included the characterisatkm in cuss it at all.’’ can be removed only by Im- a aeries of ndea tor Judges but tioe, WUUam O. Douglas, has in northern England, then got COSMETICS _ Count carl Oustaf voa Roaen, a One of the iteme on the agen The Hebron Hlstorlca] Society of the week at the Hebron Ele inhcad, with aan* toeiliv that Deqdte the rtfatlvely small a letter dated May 12 to Albert A memorandum (p the files of The United States’ output of preachment, a step that has baa not aflopted a oomptehen- reri$3>ed the prestdeney of the' homeslok tor Australia. Bames pilot wito made the firat relief da Is the board’s request for a will meet WeCbesday evening at mentary School and the Gilead DEMAIO BROTNERS HmCB.MSI min rate Increase, Tuesday Parvin, a Los Angeles business the foundation, the Times said, goods end services has in been taken successfully only sive code covering financial Parvin Foundation, and aa ABA hopa^iba Australians will fend Oaraatry la oaitaWy boldtai( ,. ffight into Blafra laat year. supplementry appropriation of 8 a t Brlnkls MUl. Hill School is: Tuesday, frank- CALL 648-7M1 or M7-97M Ilia Una on a]>andlng, and othara nlgfat'a meeting (at 8 in the executive. showed that Douglas on May 1 creased by more than $190 bU- four times. The life term was In conduct in nonjudlclal activities. committee also ia expsotod to them money for their passages $10,000 from surplus funds to Cbatles O. Blerkan, curator WELDON DRUG CO. high school) might prove to be “ The strategy is to get me. off look Into bis case. Neidfal Ssraden fortMs all ex- for bto second time. fiHt, potato salad, corn, plnaap- who iaal tha t^fora la totonytm- advised the foundaUan’s - board Uen during the last five y ea n . tended to insulate them from The furor over Judges’ outside oonUnue the present program of the OM State House in Hart- ple upside down cake; Wednes wtn maraly atep aa Uvely as ever. The Board of porta o l weeqMna to countries at tear. ’ team ooanoO-team man* Education has tom ally voted to Com of gowamment recomm end rejection o f Ita f Tba Ught tookatftqulpped budget on the grounds that it to ba InMaliad In j Hglit planaa raided Port Har^ is inadequate. IteWMUbar. I ooutt, oeotor o f NJgmrla’a o il In- At a special op«i-torum type { dwtry Uaanaky, and PYMay In tha bodfA docu- meeting ot the achool board last I they Mt Benin oapttal at Use aiaoa the puUic hearhn Thuraday n i^ attanded by ; lOdteaat State. ^aartlar thla month ara, tor tha about 2(>0 people, this proposal I Blaftia, wtAdi haa eodured tfMft part, minor, with tha received aurprlsing support I bonaiatog by federal air fonae BonM « ( BdnonHaw tioteg a from many of the raaldenta { plaiMS sinoe the sta rt o f Use civ- $lt,MO'to)C from thona flg tn n present. One parent present I U iwar, said tba raids destroyed preambed *;th e haarlng, which pointed out that the Board of ' two Nigerian IQO fightens and tatalad then ^hMa82. Blducation budget represents an • ona niyushln 28 bomber. Tha Board m''^taanoa haa increase of 10 per cent over the { The newapapar aald a “ decoy Ole cute In tha areas ot current figure, end that with the • I film” ; for Oparation Blafia to ($U,iiN) and cost of living tlsliig more all the aubatitufton ($1<000). The adhool time, such an increase would \ Baby was aet up in Paris to buy boar^ hoamaar, la not bound to mean a standstill in education I fisne KFUBa, a ona-saat plane I the Swedish air fotoe uses tor thla Itaanon auggaatlan since It locally. It was also brought out at that I training and recoonaJssance. Caldor can, bjr law, apakid Us total flg- nre any way K wlabeo. meetijig that achool board mem I Tte planaai were equ^sped in bers coiud not understand why I Faria wHh two rocket tubes ftr- The ganemi town gommment the addlUonhl $14,800 cut was I ing six ahella each. Then they budgat has been cut |2,n9 ainca made after the budget hearing, { ware sent to Blafra. 6-12 tha bwhrat hearing, mainly In since sctKxd coat estimates tor World of I Von Roaan made a aacret visit the area cf aalatlaa This is ba- next year received vtHually no I to Swoden to reonilt pilots ttirae Insect Repellant cauae the Board ot Finance’s oppositlan from the townspeople I weeks ago, Exprasaen said. special auboommlttee to study who attended the hearing. tha aalaiiaa c< team enyilayas Total budget figtra are new J Oil SUck Fouls Beaches in an efSort to make them more aa ftdlows: Oeneral town gov- Beach aquMahie did not aubmlt its re amment, |808,0U.80; B oard o f I In Thames Estuary port to the finance group until Education, $1,010,088; Board o f I SOUTHEND, England (A P ) • — Ofl foulad fiver miles of baaoh- 63* the week after the budget hear- Welfare, $6,000, and tndebted- U«- neae, $846,440JO. F ashions I ea eioog Brttaln’a aoutbeaat 1.19 - 8)4 oz. Sprsy Can Keeps bugs This totids $3,088.70, minua ea- i .V>aat today after an uMdeotlflad from biting! All hudpoto Inal auCfered cuts Bikinis, swim dresses or 3-pc. ttmated revenue o f $780,718, I tankar, discharged maasive by tha Uma of the budget hear sets. Don the wide leg pant to leaving $1,680,830.70 to be raised I dieka into tba Thamea Ehtuary. ing, anyway, from the figures match your suit or the voile ocIglnBlly preaentad. But the es- by taxation. One mill of proper I Tbouaanda of families on ttaetr “see thru" cover-up when the f WUteun boUday were warned Motorized Instant Charcoal Raid Sprays thnatad mill rate baaed on the ty tax will raise $38,400.00, so a days fun is over. Sizes S-13; Radio Toy Steel budget ravlawad at tha hearing total o f 09.20 m ills w ill raise the 6-44. I away from tba ooeat between Coppertone Suntan would have been 61. required amount. I Souibend and Uoaburynese. Barbeque Grill Lighter Fluid For Yard, Wheelbarrow The new aeUmate, partially Printed copiea of the budget 1 Voluntaar squads were trying to are available at the Town Hall, { mop UP ^ ttatok Mack patches. For lighUng charcoal, wood or our baaed on cuts between the bear Lotion or Oil coke. Leaver no odor. Handy Ret. Home, Garden ing and now. Is also lowered ba- and will also be available at the 2 A hunt was on tor tba tanloar, ihaket q>ouL sad 2 5 ^ OurRag. | Q Q cauaa the Bmird of Finance de door tomorrow night { hut tha coast guard said it was Our Rag House & Garden Bug Killer Non-toxic for humeni and O'” cided to base state aid revenue 2 “Mgbly unlUcely" they ooidd LowPrie* w ith hood, LowPrIea | 11.M apit and motor. Reusable pets. Pleaianl odor, non-tUin- 7 to the public schools on an ADM Mencheeter Kvening Herald 1 trana it. U identified, the ownera .99 4 4 9 i Mens YOUR tag. 11671 graid (average dally member Oeventry ooneapondent. Holly Girls Permanent Press 2 might be prosecuted sinoe oil CHOICE Ice-Pak ship) cif 1100 per pupil, in tha Oantner, teL 743-8790. I t (MsctaBige to banned within SO Chrome plated grid with side handles. Yard Guard Outdoor Fogger Child’s toy wheelbarrow, enamelled Perma-lift grid positioner. One inch tubu Keeps food cold. No men - steel body, tubular steel handles with I noilas of the ooaat no melt no fun - no drip. Un our KiUt flying inrecit up to 20 ft. 1.60 - 4 oz. Plastic Bottle lar steel legs. Chrome plated soil with ■way. Repeb diet, moiquilot. Our plastic grip. Puncture p roof tire. Not Swim Suit Splash I ■ . over end over. Take alonf Rat. 2-Pc. Short Sets adjustable tines. Not assembled, ill 9141 when bolting, flihing, picnic- Ttd 67* gnats,its, etc. Ideel for outdoor assembled. ; Kosygin in Afghanistan ing ot camping. thing. #1601 1.47 Sudan Coup Installs Nylon zip fronts. Dacron / • 1KNK5>W (A P ) —Soviet Pre- Boxer shorts, coordinated cotton beachboys, woven ! inter Ateocet N. Khaygin anivad crop tops in piints, checks, plaid boxers and assorted j in Kabid. Afghanistan, today for Acme dots and solid colors. Sizes 1.00 stretchknit brief styles. 1 “em official friembMp vtoit,” Regime of Leftists 3 to 6x. Sizes: S-M-I^XL 2.99 2 tba Soviet news agency Tass re- I ported. Plastic Strips (Ooiittamed tram Page One) ■ Kosygin left Moscow Sunday tween the dominant Arab Mos I and flopped overnight to Tasb- for the air force, the Khartoum lems In the northern part of the i bent, In central Bovlat Asia. garrison and all armored units. nation and the black African pa Box of A new police chief was also ap • Kterolte toadets ara maidiig a gans and Christians in the saites ot vtoita to countries bor- 100 6 9 * = pointed. south. i ' dering Oommuttot China. Kosy- 1.59 Size 1 4 x 3 ” Sudan's Radio Omdurman Awadallah ailso said his gov t gin was in India earlier this said; “The selsure of power ernment would work to For the “ kids” summer scrapes and • month and Sovtet President Ni- bruises. weift off without shedding a sin strengthen relations with Su i kolal V, Podgomy vMted Nbrth gle drop of Mood.” dan’s northern nelglAbor Egypt, I Korea and Ifoogolla. Only tour ministers of Mah- and other “progressive” Arab I The Bouviers” Columbia Stereo Records goub'B government managed to states. I AtUitJ^S. Incidents Solarcainc Hoppity Hop’^ Ball The coup was the third take-- Portrait o f an American Family escape before troops arrived at > All Bob Dylan • AO Johnny Winter their homes Stmday morning, over of the government since ! In Turkey of Concern by John H. Davis Aerosol Spray • All Blood, Sweat & Tean • AO L e o n ^ Cohen the broadcast continued. The Sudan gained independence S ANKARA , Ttirkey (AP) — Family Fun For All • AO Andy Williams rest, apparently includlhg Mah- from a British-Egyptian admin ) U.S. ofOctais admit they are SOUKAI^ 99 • Switched on Bach goub and El Ashaii, are under istration in 1966. I concamed over a wave of antt- •CHAV “preventive detottion," the ra Gen. Ibrahim Abboud engi t American Incidents in Turkey D-498 E-698 F-898 Our Reg. neered a bloodless coup against 1 2 7 Low Price dio said. { but deny reports that American at Written by a cousin o f Jacqueline 7.99 The new premier said in a a provisional government in 2 peiiMnnel and th ^ dependents SUNBURN Bouvier Onassis, this book offers an in 5 ' ' ^ 1968. Hte was forced out by civil i are beliig evacuated to Oreece. 2.09 — 4 oz. Spray Can . 77 '77 broadcast to the nation that his sight into a great family. Probing deep Inflates to child or adult size. Great ians in 1964. Awadallah 'was a 2 One official called die reports and wide it reflects American S^iety regime is determined to do Na Stops sunburn pain. Antiseptic aids back yard fun or at the beach or play away with “bickering political leader in the civilian coup, t ’ ’absolute ruUMab.” A U.S. film from the 1800's to today. Illustrated healing. In Our Inventory. ground. parties’’ and set Sudan “on the Sudan, with an o f 977,000 Girls 1 and 2 Piece Styles ic bassy spokiesmBn said a few with 32 pages o f photographs. road to'freedom dhd socialism.” square miles is the largert na j Mens *Cannon • hundred o f m ore than 20,000 “We now stand on the thresh tion on the African continent. It S Amertoans stationed in Turkiey r old of a crucial stage in our bit has a population of 14 million. Swimwear iTerry Beach Jackets! • might be traveUng outside the Playtex ter struggle against reaction The death toll in the civil war I country on leave. and imperialism to liberate our has been estimated at 500,000 to : Stretch nylon in novelty I n II 2, Displays of anti-Amerl s r
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. MAY 28, 1989 Section Two MONDAY, ^ A Y 28, 1969 Friday. May id. Mtaaia MONDAY, MAY 28, 1989 Pagea 17 to 32 DapUeate-Aridgfc aoeoato oaoMoB hnt i IHanrtiPBtpr Eutnitts l|m ilh Pmd Conmdered Reoiilta Friday night M the Lou Balpryn and Mi l tilala of a two-aeaaloai open Wright, that; MnUm ^^^k-Recreation Area palre dujrflcate bridge game at omil Jonaph MarooBov the Italian American Club m o end Thoanan Lnadiie ■ Change in Vote Procedures Ttnaek. aettor RacaMathm D l- 'tWwMwa Inadien and Mytoo Wahh. IM rft radtor TMIy Adatoocy BWah, drat; Mra. Ino Bentoe A diqdloato feridpa A MkoommlttM to Raeraatto and Paik Ootmto* and acra. (Paul Baatoai^ aeoond; apamacMd fey lha Considered by Democrats I p c a m m tr a d»- Otoan Bltobcoek and BdUmr BridgaCMb. la ptoyad aach ODflMTfatton Ouitla, (M id ; and BVUam Zto- Wmtewaday at TBO pun. and Among tfae proposed ndea committee beoatod by Atty. man I>emuel Millar, Town Plan- at, u a paif-iaa- maim and Jooapb Itaroalto, eauh at 8 p.m. at tha ehasigea to be oofistrtered to- Rlohard Woodheruae. A mtaioiity aar J. Bile Potter, and Man- IM BlMdga 8t Play to morrow night by tbe Manchee report idao to eoepeotod.- R may ttoater Jayeoaa pato praoMant touith. The Brat waMcai ana held epan to lha (Mhlto. tar Deagaooratio Town Commit- be autanttted fey Atty. Sanford ■K v ia to MM at the pond Bdanaid Ct Baton tee to one wUeb would permit Plepler or Atty. Dominie Squa- tamgHt at 7 with town Ownara ot adlaaaad land to> detogatoa to wtate and dtolrict trito, oftlelato dl tbe U nncfaea 7 m a — dottna a n d otuda Otton Maaair Omatrao* coaventtonB to refleot the veil- ter Osueua of Ooavoemed Dem- m at adloMnt land. tlon O n , Ohtontol Board O n and ouB preferenoeai of tbe town oowta. Mad to attwd ttn maeltor TJ. Ctoetatt. M in it oommlttoe membera. ------tocMotor bom and opait- mMEY'SA¥ni6 They would be totonnaBy to- naant ooenlnioUon to V t » nortb- atniotod to hock oondidatea tor Swinging Boom eaot section, the Chamber com dtotrlot ORid atate ofBoe In tbe mittee taoto, madaaa ttie Salton A u to MEMMIUHir oonM ratio and proportion aa K ills Engineer of W kM H » wojf yM araa a nultohle alto for a atogb- Indicated by the votea of the M d bartwod tgpo at park, with pto> TIRE committee memhera. Passing Freight nlcktat, fiahtgc, and ptoy- Thus, tor eocantple. If the town groiBid toBdUlen Tha town owaw CENTERS omnmlttoe endorsed candidate BAST PALMYRA, N.T. (AP) a pofUon of land adjaoont to tha A by BO per cent of Ha vote, — A free swinging boom of a pend, on wad aaa the parttaf: lot candidate B by 3B per cent, crane loaded on a flat-car ot an - ant awlinming pool area. FREE cesidldato O by IB per oeast, east-bound Penn Central freight It tpwai ntftolala and land lUing Student Council O fficers MOUNTING! and oandidato D by ID per cent, train smashed into the locomo- owneta diaptoy unity at tntereot tbs delegbto stote would spilt Uve of a passing freight early to the pton. It could pnaalMy ( j J a l d o / L Victory smiles were the order of the day, following the presidency. Other successful candidates, from Its voten in the aame propor- today killing the engineer and ho deor ioped, after appaw al by injtirtng the fireman. DtU« CO. announcement of the Illing Junior High School left, are Michael Miller, vice president; Kathryn ticn, aa hmg a « (boee eandl- rarloua aTaaiotoi^ fey totoraated datea were atfll In the running. State Police said R. H. Blgen- M7 Mato«t, Moa clrlo gtoupa or oaianlaatton^ Student Council election results Friday after Donovan, secretary; and Judith Lauder, treasurer. Another Important rule mann, 58, (Sf the Buffalo suburb d t t t e t and naelnlatowd fey the feowai. noon. Andrew Tierney holds the s3mibolic gavel of (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ofeange to be conaktored tomoi^ ot Cheektowaga, engineer of the row to to tbe edeetton of oendi- Buffalo bound train, was killed. datoe tor atate repreaentatlve. the fireman, Paul Evans, 38, H w propoaai to tor endoroe- ot Buffalo told police he saw ment by oidy thoee members the boom swinging loose as the 2 2 of tbe 70-member town oom trains approached each other on Mapping Out New Ball Field Locations mlttoe who reside within a adjMent tracks. He said he TVvwn leaden and memben of the Advlooiy Recreation end have b e « i buUt. From the left, they a re: Ito ik SiqA. Bmeot paittoular AmemUy Dfatrlct. dropped to the floor of the en Pork CommlaBlon met Friday jaftemoon a t the form er Char J. Turek, Acting Recreaflon Dlrecftor Wally Fottln, Town Di Thus, the candidate for Dis gine cab and shouted a warning ter Oak flekto where R t 6 la under ooiuftruUtioii to map out rector David O. Odegard, boeod member'Rotieit iBIeller, trict 18 woigd be chosen only to Elgenmann. INC. new hxmtlona for bidl fielda. They jdon to ftt tn lla , a akaUng PubDc Works Director RTUam D. 0*Nefll, board member by ibose committee members Eigenmann was unable to g e t ' ewea, several ban flekto and a baeketball court into (be Davis B. Wlggln and board chairman J o o ^ J. SyWeWter. residing In Dtotrtot 18, out of the way, he said. opaoea toft eiftar the eight-lane talgtiway and Ito exit rampa (Herald photo by BucetvlclUB.) candidate in Dtstrtot 19 by those The force of the impact 6 In D lotilot 99, and the candidato smashed In the top-front and the in Dtotrlot 30 by those in Dto- side of the Btiffaio-bound diesel 6 unit Jet, 20 Aboard, trtet 30. Evans crawled from the The candtdatea. In 1988, were Town Youths in Bad Accident wreckage after the train waa Hijacked to Cuba cbooen by the votes of all 70 brought to a halt about two committee membeia. MIAMI (AP) ^A Norifaeast Another prapooed dtange oon- miles west of the accident. He suffered back injuries and On ‘Skip Day’ from MHS Glasses Airlines Jet with 20 persons oenw the oompoalUon of t h e waonirbwnvna “It’s a horrible, horrible recogntoe the dealre tor a^rs Hospltof for !^caLiatlo^ tragedy. W e did eversrthing to bav« |L last fUnfTi jGImI have —i t divoortMt tn thm na rtM m im F“^***^ boom waa broken ott the orvGnbMd the Senior Picnic, The propoeel to to reduce ^rane, but none o f the cars of we thought we could. A p Dawn Danoe, and other a— ^ * membewi. either train waa derailed, AIR CONDITIONERS parently it was not vtoed aotivitlea for thto puipoae. Amdltory imanbers may par- ^he accident occurred In thto enough.’’ I know of no dther acbool of tldpate In the doUberattons o f ^ayne Ckwrity community about TO FfT MOST ROOM SIZES and WINDOWS—COOL ONE ROOM OR A These words were said by 'our Btoe that doea thto. ^ ^ committee, but may jo mUes east o f Rocheater. Head Bennet Student CouncU A. Ra3rmond Rogers Jr., "As moot of you know, I am J® not vote on any matters u n d e r ------Manchester High School for greater vkudent froodom . . ___ CMwWeratlon. - HeUum is produced by toe ra- ______Andrea Burr,____ left, wae___ eleiA-____ council ______will___ choooa_____ the _ and involvement, providing » !« , ra^ed he tad been M- others who w(H be .provided dioactive decay of uranlmn end ed president of toe Bennet Jun- taiy and toe treasurer. Claas- COM hfTE HOUSE-PROBLEM INSTALLATIONS OUR SPECIALTY principal, this morning. there iis a wilTingyvnas to ac ja « ^ was tm m ^ Mound auxiliary membeiritip, without ^ tow other elements. Aljtoa lor High School Student CiouncU room representaUvea win . be Five seniors who “skipped” cept greater reeponriblUty. ” ® 2!^***^®®*’ ^ flg lit to vote, are all elect- partlclee glyen o ff by certain ra- for 1869-70, and Sue . Marie elected at toe beginning o f next school Friday, and trro of "Th e fact remaliMi that aoUv- OT____ waa or Wtatoer he hM a g i^ ed Democratic officials, th e dloeotlve materials are merely Moreau, vice president. In vot- school year. (Herald photo by last year’s graduates were knife or vdiat, said Jim Fra- pMsident of the Democratic heUum nuclei. tag held Friday. Thto week, toe Buceivlctus) involved in a three-car ac the Fashionette cident on Rt. 165 in Pres Irith where the flight preri^t of the Young Domo- Comfort in Style! ton, about a mile from the Griswold town line. ®^®" * “ ®“®^ 727 other p«q»eed r u le . ® waa r Skip Day to not a tra- since an Vvtohea alrilns was mtttoe. Top-Discharge WHITEWALLS tion had "wind” of Skip Day 1" accident had someone on*M dltion (hat Mianchestier H igh pirated while on an inter coun- The proposed rutea changes in advance. Normally, between “ cover” for them by writing ex e7a>ii cuses. Other parents omitacted School needs!” he concluded. try fU g ^ in OotomUa May 20to. are the m ajority r^ x n t of a aiixH 40 emd 60 seniors have tried According to Qroten Troop A A Cooling! 1.11x11 thto In other years, Rogers said. replied they were taking toe state police, Louis Cherrooe, risk. “I am disillusioned wlto ROOM AIR H7I-14 ITriday, 850 were absent 16, who graduated from MHS such parents,” Rogers said, H7«d| {Rogers gave advance warning last year, wae driving west in “ but it to a credit to the par MIxM over toe public address system Brand New Merairy CONDITIOMER 1.41x11 ents who handled toe situation _the car were David Walsh of 8 that the so’called “Skip Day” jn -M straightforwardly.” The refer- John Hovey o f 28 Ten Position Aufomatic MSxH ' is not an approved activity, and enoe was. to. those who turned ' ^ f * y * * . Raymio^ Hoi *143 • jN x h anyone not answering the home in their chlldrMi for "skipping.” sted of 212 Greenwood Dr., all Thermostat teleiflione that day would re 17, M liS sentom Priets plus 2.30 to 2.04 Fad. Exc.Tax This morning, Rogers met ceive prescribed ApenalUes — Following Cherrone was the LEXAN® Molded Case— EasyMpunt Installation 8,000 BTU with seniors absent Friday and eight hours’ detehtlmi and loes car driven by Nfenlrowski, wlto Y y reed this statement; "During W on’t Rust Ever! Rotary A ir .Directors of all senior poM privileges. pasaeigera Miss Deborah Chom- all the 1969 MAMUDER BRAKE OVERHAUL "W e have had enough Ft. this time of year, toe excite- o. 'X COOLS UP TO 4S0 SQUARE FEET! ment over graduation tends to Syoam^ Lane. Lauderdale (Fla.) and Zap (N. bulld. Seniors become restless also an MHS graduate; and latest ' FACTORY LABEL $4,228 Includes: Automatic Transmission, D .) and other Incidents to know Daniel Newman, 18, of 44 Oam- MORIARTY BROTHERS' PRICE! Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, that good Idda can get trailed and daring. Thto idienomenmi V SALE!• 2 7 ^ Mail bridge St, a senior ' by mass hysteria and become to so common, it la called Sen- S t y J e ^ Radio, Vinyl Roof, All Vinyl Interior, tord, Chtvyi ioriUs. Each year for toe post Pdtee sold the Cherrone car Wheel Ckwers, Whitewalls, Fender and Plymoulki involved in incidents they would ..mmally avoid. The school few years, some seniors have aOIegedly eldeswiped an ap^ Skirts, Upper Body Sports Stripes COMPLETE 9 POINT JOB INCLUDES! makes every effort possible at attempted a Senior Skip Day. proaching car dri'ven by Pat- for a l l ^ and All Mercury Standai^ Fquiinn^t. FOR ONLY Uaually 40 to 60 actually skip, rick Lee, 25, of Norwich Lee 1, Piill all 4 whMia l. Add haavy duly btaha fluid its disposal to dlscorage such P.S. W e also have one with aiivoon- ‘"Ihls year, a large per cent control, and Ms car orartied *187 t , Claan braka drums (. Chash all 4 whaal ayUndtra acUvltlea," Rogers said. S pecial • o ditiooingi of toe senior oiass was not in hood-on into the Nimirowskl- *3578 9, Ckaah atala and apringa 7, flaturlaea all 4 braka dnmis "I personally called 85 par 4. Inalall naw linings I, Ad|ual all 4 whaala ents toe day before, and 178 attendance Friday. Many were whltewalto. IWE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST FR1CE8| factory installed a ir condl- COMFORT ZONE $1.80 tioiUng. EXPERI 1 Har#'» Wko* Wa do for Yout Initall Naw A.C., Ckom- 'One in a Million* $1195 $1995 2 lucrUANICSl p’®" Aufollta Spark Plugi. Intlall Naw Polnh, Con- r off Day InDay 2 lMCI»linni»« 1 daniar and Rotorj Sat Timing, Ckack -Dwall, AdjutI MDRRIBTOWN, Tenn. (AiP) I O ut... $1995 on oUtYi I Carburator, Tati Coll, and Voltaga Pagulator. p i^ R W A Y 1966 BUICK 1966 DODGE ontin —A Morristown buslnxMonan, COMFORT ZONE Louis MicGUathin, look his bUUdd I CONVERTIBLE 1967 FORD 2-DOOR HARDTOP 11,500 'J;. 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of draft records was an "set of Teachers End Protestors Bum ««attve destruction by wMte cMtsens who confront the tgto •Bf C L A T H B O IX A N - Chicago Strike Chicago Office evSk of Amerioan mlittartaa iMML3»| A Y m i r D ^ A d r ^ G«iS, H and raotsm." The board has * Aceoppinf ko m# Shm. » CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago’s Draft Documents i. ' public school teachers have vot Asfttog authority over a larger To develop message for Tuesday, CHICAaO (AP) — Antldrsft ed 9,778 to 588 to a cce p t a new ly N egro a n a o f Che South aide. ■t i rsbd words corresponding to numtiers 1 5 7 2 4 1 4 6 ^ pratestors broke into a Selective of your Zodioc bhth sign. contract which ends a two-day FoUce sala the group was abla Service oCdee, poured paint and 1 Cultivate 3 1 Agolmt 61 In ririke and makes them the high to entW the ofOctr Sunday be 2 F im \ 32 For 62And tar on leootds, tlien carried the cause one of them, the Rsv. Ni JMVIO e r paid teachers In major U.8. 3 Moke 33 The 63 PtMtntnhip cities. documents ouMde and threw ch ola s J. B tddell, 8», rentrtd 4 34 Bring 64 With them on a twaflic. SGood 35 At 6SAffoirt The agreement was worked apace in the buUdtog last weak 6 Monry 36 Oittributed 6 6D o . out last week by the Chicago fihghteen penens were arrest on the same floor as the draft 7Todoy 37 Wen-whhet 67 Tim* SAGTITARIUS ed In the dkrturbsnce Sunday 8Gm focti 38 Improve 68 Get Tsachscs Union and the Board board. A&P's REALLY LOW PRICES Indudlng two priests arid a man 9 Ptnonoffy 39 Eicoggeroted 69 Todoy of Education In the office of MUwaufcsc authorities ideiitl- 10 Porting 40 Find TOSIototy who first idendtied hfanself as a 11 YouHl 41 Ponder 71 Oecisiom Mayor Richard J. Daley. fled Father Riddell as a oom- 12PiomiM$ a- 8- r -s s E ' semtoarian and ttata aa a prleat muntty aotlvtot who fives at St. 42 Finonciol 72 And 154-5^ "We are. telilng oUr teachers PINE PHARMACY 13 Enloy 43 AccidcrTtt 73 Out to go back to school Monday," Chicago police charged them B o n ifa ce Roman nntjwotr- 14 Pm onol 44 Busineu 74Chonge C A P tIC O tN MEAN BIG TOTAL SAVINGS! ISN m 45 You 75 An John E. Desmond, C7TU prssl- wUh arson, fsogtory and crimi Churrii. He told polfctj he rented 4M CfNTR' Sr. — 449-MI4 16P«ipl« 46 Of 76 Uplifting JAN. 19 dent, said Simday In announdiig nal anhnags to picpeity. the office to sell religtoue read 17 Sdmeone'i 47 The 77 Of ing materiel. 16 Pro6lemi 48 T o ^ 78 News 5-15-23-35^ the results of the voting. Flreaten summoned to the 19 Is 49 But 79T>>e 147-5557 ’The city’s 538 elementary aiul biaaa said the group was singing 20U st 50 inspiring 80 Your high sch ools w ith 600,(XM pupils and danciiig around the fire, WE 21 Cor* 51 Even 81 New AQUASIUS Voler-Maltinir Sessions 22 Of 52W oys 82 Of . JAN. 20 were closed Thursday and Fri 'the federal government placed HARTFORD (AP) — TTve 23 Comes 53 A 83 Mind b day by the first teacher strike in In Camp Post no charges pending an FBI 24 To 54 Letter 84 Home FE! IB House pernsed a' bill Saturday CARE 2ST»«e 55 Won't 85 Executive 7-12*24^/< history In (Jhlcago’s public Investigation. OF MANCHEBTEB WUUsm MePhenon of Mlsn- allowing the reglstiMtion of vot FUETOHERBU8SOO. 26 Pokitionshtps 56 Right 86Tosks 65*57 78 ^ schools. About 75 per cent of the CM. John Seigie, assistant ers at factories. 27Con 57 Lo^-owoited 87 Proportion 23,000 teachers stayed home. cb ester, to n a e r Industitol arts 28 B* 56 F r iff ^ 86 Indicated PISCES chief of the field dlvlskm of die The measure, which was ap FULLY Acceptance of the one-year 54 McKEE STREET 29 You 59 Better 89 Likely edbeaUan teacher at Vernon nUnois Selective Service Sys proved by an 82-57 margin, re 30 (^'rofully OOHosten 90 Shore WA« JO contract was recommended by Center Middle School, has been tem, said most of the records of quires town cterka or registrars Now Is the ttme to b rlu to your sereens to ha both Desmond and the union’s ^Advene € Ncucnl kMI-43-71d named neelstant director of Chicago’s largest draft board of voters to hold voter-making Storm window gtoss replaced. 74-77-83896 governing House of Representa Glen Haven Boy’s Day O a itip were destroyed. Selgle sakk du sessions at plaoes of emi[doy- COOKED tives. of Bolton. Last year he served plicates are available. ment If 25 or more employes AUTO GUSSINSTALUD HAMS The contract gifes teachers a at the camp’s arts and crafts A statement signed by 15 of |100-a-month raise and provides of the some firm filed an ap- France Votes June 1st direotor The camp will open those arrested said the bumliig plicatlan. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS fringe benefits and Improved W ednesday, June 25. working conditions. McPherson has been working MIRRORS (Firaplm and Ikwr) Starting tea ch ers wUI receiv e on his doctorate degree in Indus Alain Poher’s Present Role $8,400 annually effective in Sep trial education at the UniversMy PIGTURE FRAMINB (all typto) tember. Detroit ranks second in of Maryland since September. SHANK 2 starting teachers' salaries with He also has served as assistant 1968 VOLKSW AGEN Foretold by Fortune Teller $7,500. WINDOW and PUTE GLASS •Whole EITHER Half 69 •! director of the resident Episco Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phis fanstBllation AtP ttom !■ 098R8eli88t, Varaiaat t Na» HaMRliira .. The contract also specifies pal Church Camp at Washing 361 SIPUAREBACK PORTIOH ABLON, Fiance (AP) — t^ ^ ig ^ d resMai^ ^eree will be no layoffs for reg- Whan Alain Poher was a young the eletorate backed De ___ ,, ____ _ * ton for three years. ulariy assigned teachers or oth D, D, EISENHOWER DECANTER S I O ^ and obscure municipal councl- • AIR CONDITIONING OauUe {rom hia London exile. er st^ f members, a reduction of CLOSED m DAY |or, a local fortune teller told After De Gaulle became p ru • RADIO ABE LINCOLN DECANTER . 8 8 . 6 0 !■ ObaarvaMt af Manarial Day class sizes, no cutback In the • W H ITEW ALI^ lb. \ tatm: “Tou arlll go far, young dent for the second time In 19B8, . m q Student Dismissal F, D, ROOSEVELT...... ■ 8 1 2 .8 0 OKN LATE THURIDAT EVENIR8 man. One day you wIB he presi P oher-s enthuslmmi waned. Last • GREEN FINISH dent of Fianoe." HARTFORD (AP)—The House M L, K IN G ...... 8 8 .0 0 fiHl-tlme aubsU- Poher laughed and told his rejerted on unfavorable commit R. F. KENNEDY ...... 8 8 .0 0 6 tute teachers wUI be certified friends: ‘T am a tschnlctan, Pm tee report Saturday that would 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES .. .set 81! HORMEL ALL MEAT tsy8r>RigM RrasG not tntsrestsd to politics.” general’s dowmeS. after three yearn of »tlafactory require state colleges to dismiss rtudents paitlcipatirg In violent 1967 B&6 XMAS PLATES ...... l l j The fortune teller did not live ^ Ablon, only 40 per cent of ^ ^ 1968 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... i l l Skinless Franks ^ 2 1.39 Reef Patties 1.59 to see Charles de GfUiUe’s resig-- the elecotrate backed De h..i » or disruptive demonefratienB. *2495'®® nstlon catapult the almost un- Gaulle’s proposed reform. Sixty In overwhelmingly rejectlrg 1969 B&G XMAS P L A T E S ...... 1 1 8 .7 8 ‘‘Super-Right” Quality KRAUSI LORD lOHRS Exaallaat For Goakaata A larbaoaaa—Gaaatry Styla Super-Right” Quality knoiRi Poher Into Fiance’s per cent voted "no" with r>rf..rPoher »W»-a-month pay Increase. the Eduoatkm Gonunittee’s re TED TRUOON, he. “This Is the best contract Mghest.oftice April 88. —well above the national aver port, the House set the stage VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE BAG MOTHHB’S DAY PLA'TE ...... 00.75 we’ve had up to this date—one (F irst Ed 11*00) Skinless Franks »»• 89,; Pork Ribs 65,f As president of the Senate, the age, for a major debate on the ques TOLLAND TPKE,—TALCOTTVILLE OVEN READY Ground Beef “ Sapar-RIcht" U4. flavt. laspaetad SO-year-oU former mining engi Many of those who voted of the beirt In the country.” Des- tion of what should be done NUUNE R E P R (»ron O N S ...... from 0U » Sspar-RI|M Iras* All Maat neer automatically beoame in "yes” wUl change their minds about campus disruptions. grade a terim president on De Gaulle’s s^ back P^ now." say. o Freshly Ground j^ T £ Skinless Franks 79‘ Broiler Turkeys 4«oSlbi. lb. Ribs of Beef resignstinti. And the man who Mme. Marie Fuente^ owner of membership did not vote Sun- day. Any Size Package ^ J l b . QUICK FROZEM PERRI ar OARAHDQ RRARD once said he aras not Interested the town’s only tobacco store. HOT er in poUtion Is a leading contender Desmond indicated that Im SHORTCUT ^ j Q C plementation of the contract SWEET when Fiance votes next Sunday Ocean Perch Fillets Italian Sausage From 1st 4 Ribs j U \ \ on a new president TurboTrain Spat would require approval of large Increases in state aid to schools Chuck Steaks ^ 59 Poher is an unssstimlng mld- (Inc’udinfj So Colled Club Rib Poasti fBe-dsas Frenchman, Fiance’s Over Time Cut by the Bllnois General Assem bly. *Kr. Everybody.” O s surpris D ependable G rocery Values! ingly strong sbowing in early Continues Today "I’ve had word from the gov- prs-eleetiaa polls may be due HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - f™ ’’ A mayor. We know that the more to bis simple, quiet man A fllsput® COChjUUOO vOQ&y o v e r «. iii w fill i^ii n» Mil ner than to bis political stature. the.. existence of an„ „ asTsementn.rv-nnwinvif iTiofiey. ^ n eed 6 0 will be forthcom*' ALTMORI BRAND TROn-CAL-LO BRAND Si. After 11 yeaia of De GauUe, « cu, ™«wi .. many Frenchmen are tired of Boshm-Neiw York City Turbo- been estimated at $66 million. "grandeur" and Alain Poher Is Train. Schools Supt. James F. Red f U l f l the least giandiloqueat leadu* Penn Centito Vice President WHOLE BEETS FRUIT DRINKS i M p I l i mond said earlier In the year they could wish for. VllUsm H. Tucker issued a "U I am tiected," he saM in a statement saying "no declslwi if deficit for the redt of the year if campaign speech, ’T intend to will be made until after" a AU it continued all existing pro- be the first iNreaident to give an meeting of railroad offidals iiii „ " if'til FUYORS eicample of rim|rilclty." with officials of the Department 3 ' . r 1 . 0 0 Redmond said prior to the In his native village, where he of Transportation In PhUadel strike that up to 7,000 teachers s has served as mayor for 4 phla Tuesday. yeaia, his friends and ifiilgfabors ElOHT 0*0L0GK On Saturday, Tucker had b e e n ^ ^ KRAFT’S PASTEURIZED PROCESS JANK PARKIR Reg. 8” A Q t heartily endorse this campaign crittcized by the executive dl- curtaUed the RE6ULAR pranlae. "He Is exactly the rector of the Connecticut Trans- l^ a tu re rataed the cur- LEMON PIES 24DZ.SiZD "W m sort of man we need as presi portatlon Authority, Samuel Ka- »«X) per pupil state aid lev- Coffee ir DRIP A dent" sshl restaurant owner Velveeta SS 2 :^89' nell. The CTA official said Tuck- A SULTAHA IRAND ANN PARE-Pra Sarsat I pkgs: ZSe Jean Ibencos. "He is a man like er did not have the facta when ^ p ^ YUKOR OLUR OAHHSDJGaat si 14 eaUtol.SS) any of us, not a monarch like he Indicated that an announce- P“P« ^^m the leglslat^ and MEAT DINNtRS A U VARIETIES 11 oz.^H A M 10 cz.) 1.00 De GauUe. Under Pc^r, ment by Connecticut Gov. John Itodmond is seeking a $600 lev- Cheeri-Aid France wiU become a republic Dempeey was premature. **• Beverages 6 '.»49' a g a in .” Dempeey said Fliday that the In his statement Sunday, Des TERRACE KINS CHARCOAL The terrace of Ibancos’ res railroad and the Transportation mond said the "union would DEOORATOR—III SHEET ROLL— lo OFF LAIEL taurant overlooks the peaceful Department had reached agree- strike over any article of the River Seine, 20 miles upriver m ^ toT u t 'at le ^ 15 nuSiitM new contract ttat Is not carried self-cJeaning Briquets hrom Paria. Barged loaded with from the 3% hour running time September, H udson Tow els 3 "••89* y gravel, oU or coal pass through of the service, starting in June. PUSS’N COOTS COTTONSEED Y the lock facing the village. On MEAT IS V ia z . the (^iposite bank, beyond green N *-«l *» CorrecnomV FLAVORED esa fields stlU untouched by urbani daily round trips between Bos- - h a RTFOR D(AP) — The su- Kraft Oil :^59' Cat Food zation, loom giant low-cost ton and New York City. Only perlntendent of the State Re- the Cammunlst-run municipality REOONSTITUTED^ one round trip dally Is the cur- (ormatory In Cheshire lor 16 VALUABLE COUPON of Vigneux. rent schedule. . years, Robert T. Grey, has been Virtually oil the municipal Kanell said Saturday he was named a special assistant to the. councils ^ the suburban com at a meeting in Washington late commissioner of the Deportment ROalem on «« £ 4 9 ' munities surrounding Ablon ha\’e Tkla Otapt" TaararC Tka in the week, when it was de- t aged low-cost housing develop Nothing beats cooking with NAIISOO BRAND—I Ik. yks. 1 Coupon Par Family ment and there is not a single high-rise apartment block in We*re o a gas—and this modern Heat that comes on town. There has been no influx Fire Calls Caloric gas range proves instantly., go^ off instantly. P rem ium Crackers 32' of left-voting workers and Ablon as FRESH CREAMERY 1 lb. Town firefighters pijt oirt a the point. Cooking on a . Leaves no hangover heat! has remained the middle-class your SOUR PRIHT pkg. I'esidentlal area It was a j^n- fire in an oven at 160 W. Center Caloric gas range gives you ^ SILVERBROOK BUTTER tury ago. St. Satuiday at 5:24 p.m. telephone BEEF, CHICKEN, MUSHROOM EASY-ON BRAND Many of its &.000 residents the speed, convenience and live In 19th century stone villas master touch that just can’t An infinite variety of heat Chun King Chop Suey '*1.^99* Spray laundry Starch with gabl|d roofs and small gar Five Day Forecast FREE be duplicated with an LUCKY LEAF BRAND MRS. FILBERTS dens. Surii is the Poher resi selections to choose from. dence on Marechal Foch Street, WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. electric range. We know. Blueberry Pie Filling Soft Com Oil Margarine ; j 4 S ‘ 2 (AP)—The U.S. Weather Bureau DELIVERY 2 Just up the street from the ’Town That’s why we’re so ALL GRINDS VACUUM'PACK Hall. says temperatures in Connecti Poher’s wife, Henriette, shuns cut from Tuesday through 'Sat confident in making this Yubae Coffee Vacuum Packed egn 85* H ill* Bros CoHm "tTI' 2J'; 1.37 urday are expected to average Tour order for drug needs Smokeless broiling because public life and refused to "move and oosmetios will be taken offer. Isn’t it time you SEGO IRAND PATTERNS S PASTEL COLORS up to Paris" with her husband near or slightly above normal. the flame eats up the Daily highs will average in care of ImmedlaMy. 4 6 9 ' when he became Interim presi started crooking with gas? smoke. You can broil with Instant Diet Fooii Mix KIMII.XTisMM SL!l:,’ ^ '5 r: 2 . Tpkg. J 3 1 ' dent. She can be seen every day the low to mid 70s, and over For a starter,' cair buying her groceries nearby. night Iowa in the low to mid the door closed. Poher lives in Paris during 50s. Temperatures moderating (jJsddoniL. Connecticut Natural Gas, the week, and In his absence, at the beginning of the period r Large Assortment off PLANTS & FLOWERS ^ 7$7 9MJN Se^-OtS-USSl or see your nearby 6 his house does not even have a and turning cooler toward the l y AVAIIABU IN MOST A4P STORiS AT ATTtACTIVI PRKIS FOR INIMOaiAl DAY J 6 police guard. end. Preseriptlen PhanniMF Caloric gas range dealer. Speedy self-cleaning oven Roger Chevalier, who lor 26 with hot circulating air to" Pricas affactiva thru Sat., May Sit), 1969 in this Community and Vicinity. y g p i* worked as secretary at Burner-with-a-Brain holds Ablon Town Hall, recalls 1943 ‘‘wash" clean even in f when France was under Nazi exact heat you select. This hard-to-reach nooks and occupation and the Gestapo timed top burner lets you k L u x L l g u i d Dove Llguid S a l v o Ivory Liguld J o y l i g n i d H l - C D r a n d E u p h r a t e s D o ld F e w e r came to Ablmi to arrest the All our Diamonds do not. (jrannies. From crust to family of ' a known resistance know when food is done. cledn to cool in 120 D e t e r g e n t D e t e i y e n t Laundry Tablets D e t e r g e n t D e t e r g e n t Fruit Drinks Regular Pizza Cold W ater Detergent leader. come in the TC box...^ Six burners in all for the Atsartad Flavara “The Gestapo men were In minutes! 2201. e « 0 22ez. 24t«bl«hefe 22 01. M a q irirte y a (PUtCK K o zftQ a r~idcOM~i lo-ib.IIot| ye only the very best of our ultimate in fop of the range Inboz 0 4 pUitie my office asking where to find pUiNc pUitie pliitic®* “2 com 2“ 7■ ' FROZEN pkg. W them," Chevalier said. "I man ccKiking. b . aged to get Poher on the i*one Diamonds do... insist on it! and fortunately he understood Ultra-Ray infra-red broiler* ■aria...... , 1 ...... my double-talk. By the time the *Our own Trtasure V' * s' Ch*«t that Idantifies Not one, but two handy Gestapo reached the address he. tha diamond within as 30% faster than of exceptional quality. storage compartments for had managed to spirit the whole Only fylichaals hat it. ' conventional broilipg. .. A a ^ family out of the way." PEAR SHAPE condiments, utensils, or Poher was a Finance Ministry from $ 4 0 0 and it keeps the meat - . , k inspector at the time and was what-have-you. moist and tasty. — one of the earlleat members of
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\ ’A 1 MANCaiESTEB EVENING HERALD, MAN(?HESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ON* ^ K S ^ T w m n n r ICANCHSSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, MAY 26, miesMng actfcxi by petMkxi, 'will party celebrating the sixth anni depended on me; I riiall pray aa Tolland hoM a puUic meeting tomorrow Nixon Pleased versary of toe 41-naUon Organl- if everything depended on God.” Summer School Programs night at 8 in the H chs Memor zaUon of African Unity. Afterward, the' Preaidant told ial School oafeterta. WithPrcfwess Nixon and his wife arrived to reporters: "TTiat’a the whole 1 t 6 4 Notice To Patrons Testimonial Diie Jtine 5 The Board of Selectmen will a colorfu] African version of thing in a nutshell.” Offered June 27-Aug. 4 meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in As a Bowler "Hail to toe Chief.” Musicians Carilnal Cooke, the Roman 117 SUNROOF toe Town Hall. and singers in naUve costumes OattiSlic arohblah of New desiring credit or iT final mark For School Superintendent WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre • R A D IO PETITE BEAUTY SALON The Republican Town Com sang and beat gongs. York, alluded to the Apollo 10 fn g n n u wm atut Jim ST «una in academic courses must at dent Nixon has proved to be A mittee will meet tomorrow night In his remarks', toe President astronauts. "TTie courageous • RED FINISH ttetmli Aar. >• tend a minliijum cM 18 sesahms teatimonlal dinner for out- George Burnham, Glen Dr., something of a bowler, and he’s at 8 in ,the Town HoX. said he knows Africa and be mcm in space unquestionably O B jtfy A Daocrtpttve and complete V final examina ' fo ta g au|)ertntei>deiit-x»f Soiioola Joueph LaPoInte, Grandview Just a bit pleased about it. . j. • VINYL INTERIOR lieves in its future, "The strug has the right perspecUve when Jbracfanoa hava been diatribnted tion on Aug. 7. Will Be Closed Ter.; T^Biam Khopf Jr., Koe- Arrpsted Standing with Mra. Nixon aft Itohert Brrtrton vrtU be beU gle in Africa,” he said, “ is one he looks down from above and to an poMU: end perodtial Secondary level ooursas for ley Rd., and Elisabeth Bennett Kenneth W. Campbrtl, 48, of er Sunday church service toe June 5 at Flano’s Rarttuirant in which we are honorably sees one world. '' ^ Brodinrea end «|)i)U- upgrading or repeating C o r of Grandview Ter. Elgin Dr. was charged with President told about bowling a In Bolton, beginning at 8:80 few lines during his stay at . . . Involved.” "W e live in one world. We are ' may be obtained credit will be EhigUsh 7-13; ao- FrL, May 30 and Sat, May 31 The VFW Port 2«l and iU breach of toe peace and Intoxl- Camp David. united even in our weaknesses; » 1 1 9 5 0 ® ad atamentery echool oOlce cial studies 7-8; World Under p.m. AuxOiary wSi hold a Joint meet oatlon following a domestic dis Terence Cardinal Cooke pres “I bowled for the fifth Ume— ided at the White House for toe in sickness, suffering, death; in or aeoondety atdwal fuidence of- standings; U.8. history; cur Tbwmpeo|i4e wUhing to at- ing t o n ^ t at 7:80 in toe Poet turbance at his home Friday. 204,” he said. "Five strikes and day’s interdenominaUonal reli toe social Ills that plaigue us ail. Ooe. rent issues; mathematics 7-10; tMol Gie event are requeated Home. ' He was ordered ito appear in two spares. That’s pretty good. There can be no real and lasting DanUd WeiTon, Bennet Junior algebra I-II; plane geometry; to HMdw their reaervationa with Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Juno gious service, toe sixth in a ser TED ntUDON. Inc. The Board of Christian Ed I averaged about 160.” He also ies. The President and some 875 progress toward toe develop iSrh flchool earth adenoe teedi- science 7-8; earth science; biolo M A IN tr m m m A in .' BVanola Ehnmick at the 10, after being arrested by ucation will meet toniglit at S Said his right thumb was sore. guests . attended in toe East ment of any group of men with VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ar, la aianmer school director. gy I; chemistry I; Spanish I- mperintomlent’a oMoe at the Trooper CateKo J. Ventura- on WBoam at the thilted Congregational Mrs. Nixon bawled, too, for Room. out simultaneous development Adaenoe mail rer^atratian is n ; French I-II; typing I; book RlOha Miemortal Sobool by the complaint of Mrs, Camp- TYWLLAND TPKB— TALOOTTVILLB Church. the third Ume, scoring between Cardinal Cooke chose a sen of cdl humanity in a true spirit r aruhed for nlatad, Mks. Nelson Held in Husband’s Death children out of the city and entry 4, Tolland 2 and Ellington tioned in Washington, flew to • POWERED POST HOLE DIGICER Goddard, Mrs. John McCarthy, into suburban homes for a few 3. Miami Beach from ScoUand, WATEBBURY (AP) — A 32- • POWERED SEWER AUGERS - Mrs. Arthur Montelth, Mrs, where he had been on tempo year-old woman was arrested WITH summer days is the family con South Windsor had a « MITRE BOXES end ROUTERS Philip Nangle, Mrs. Lawrence THI$ tact, The families from both whopping 44 families, most of rary assignment. early Sunday and charged by • PORTA FLOOR NAILERS O'Mara and Mrs. Robert "Wendy is a bom winner. I $2,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER SAVE COUPON city and suburb work out be them from its Wapping secUon. poUce with the shotgun death of Schrelter. GtlMrinn CnrnnN, Slnninf inn. Cnnn. Invtrlv Rnymnnl. Nnwinwn, C knew I just couldn't miss this,” • AIR COMPRESSORS «PUMPS tween them the details of the Most of the Wapping families her husband. New committee chairmen and'PurchfiM of $S.OO or Mora he said. • JACK HAMMERS • STUD GUNS y city child's suburban stay, Mrs. were members of the St. Police said Mrs. Jacqueline F i r s t named for the 1969-70 club year Miss Dascomb is from New • CONCRETE SAWS • LADDERS Towaid the Purchue ef Om Cb m el 24 Y Roberts said. * Margaret Mary Church. Young w€is charged with mur were Mrs. Carl PattavlnB, con The church will be sponsor Orleans but represented Virgin der by Waterbury poUce after FMAST - 12 oz caoi The Rev. Joseidi P. Schick, ilf You Need IL-R ENT IT servation; Mrs. Douglas Porter, ing the program from July 1 ia because she is a freshman at an ai^iarent shotgun blast killed N a t io n a l curate at the Wapping church, eduoatlon; Mrs. Robert EUiott, to Aug. 15. Any femily can t ^ e Stratford College in Danville. her husband, Troy, 33. He was explained why they were so suc- fine cuts and home life; Mrs. part. A wgek, more or Icsa, is Her parents. Dr. and Mrs. pronounced dead on arrival at 6 4 3 ^ 1 1 ^ c e ^ u l. His church members Harry Dascomb, were also In Philip Nianglev newsletter; Mrs. CANNED SODA suggested as the city child's St. Mary’s Hospital. just got together several times the audience with her brother A Claudius Cole, public affairs, visiting time. The child can be His wife was arrested shortly COUPON V A LID THRU SAT„ M A Y 31 to talk about the program. ROUTE 83 and Mrs. Andrew Sllvay, ways between the ages of 7 and 13. and sister and their families. after an ambulance was sum UMin I A M K T "N o one wants to go out on and means. ,, Mrs. Roberts and the church Westbrook said he and the 19-. moned to the couple’s home, MANCHESTER/VERNON a limb all by themselves,” he office will answer ail questions year-old beauty have been said poUce. She was charged Bowling ■ awards to mcmibeni $1,000 WINNER $ 1,000 W M N E R explained. Mrs. Isth w B*vdl, N*rwDlk« Cgmh. pMil UngD* Stsmlefi, O about the program. friends for 15 years. He pre- and held without bond, . araltUig TOW N LINE of the two leagues sponsored by h,, The Rev. Stephen M. Price, I>ared to return to Washington lbs ToUand Juniors were made "It's hard for a sububran arraignment today. RENTAL curate at St. Mary's ElpiscDpal as she got ready to begin her during the annual meeting. family to really know the prob PoUce said they beUeved (N*xt fo VlHiwr’s) Church on Park St., said his public appearjuice treks across c e n t e r ' WISE lems faced by families here," Young was killed with a .410 High overage bowler awards church will try the St. M arga the country. according to the Rev. Richard gauge shotgun fmmd at the went to Mrs. Martin WUthrlch WITH THIS COUPON ret Mary experience this year. Rangoon of the Bushnell “I didn’t count on winning. I scene. and IMrs. Paul Oariey. Higfa stn- Church. "But it becomes a lot POTATO CHIPS ««>!<. 5 9 « ffiem went to Mra. Michael Todd EXTRA SA H more meaningful when they see and Mra. WilUam Hodge, a n d l i GREEN STAMPS it in terms of one child and one Mgh triple awards to Mlrs. Mlar- 100 vln Ostorllng and Mrs. John family. W ith the Purchoss ef 20 lb bog An orientation session for 336 NORTH M A IN ST.. MANCHESTER ; MoOartby. SALAD DRESSINC SOLID WHITE suburban feimllles will be held IVORY SNOW ' High team awards were pre $200 WINNER $200 WMNER June 5 at 8 p.m. at the Bush T h e W . . GLENNEY CO. TEL 649-5253 SH O P TONIGHT TILL 8:30 sented to Mrs. Edmund Qua- NUfllyn ItliM n, Suintnnl. Cnnn. IU m Iw JarrU. WnilfInM, M« m . MlraclB| nell Church, Mrs. Roberts said. 6 trale, Mrs. Kenneth Lobdell, Whip POTATOES All interested people can attend. 31oxpkg , ( ACTS. WUliam Swanjbaok a n d 'c c COUPON V A U O THRU SAT., M A Y 31 Another orientation will be held Mrs. Marvin OsterUng for the ENTER FINASrS UAUT OM COUPON PU ADOU later for city families, and a nmming league and to Mrs. Ben final one for both sifter that, Hanoook, Mrs. Victor Natale FABULOUS she added. and Mka. George Johnnon for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jen ^ tbo oftemDon league. SWEEPSTAKES! nings of 1065 E. Middle Tpke. Tenderleaf Tea Bags mo? 63< 2 library Association Meets were among the families in Finest 2 The Tolland lib ra ry Aasocla- volved in the program last year. STRAINED I Uon wUi meet June 2 eit 2:80 JUniBO TOIUEIS J < ^ Rodriquez, 9, of Hartford WITH THIS COUPON Beedi'Nut uSnBABY FOODrmii 6 65' ' p.m. in toe Garrity Studto on was their guest. ^^^PAINT SALE CHOPPID 6 r*t> Ion 93c : toe Green. Mite Arlyne Garrity "1 called Mrs. Rodriquez but EXTRA SA H • wUl present a performance of Finest she could only speak Spanish," MINNESOTA EXTERIOR FLAT LATEX PAINT MINNESOTA EXTERIOR OLOSS ENAMEL PAINT GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Jennlhgs recalled. "She > dialogue and songa from toe Sunshine Sugar Wafers 4S ' Sound of Mbsie. got John on the phone and 1 with the Purchose ef-One Hi pkfl said we would like to have him Garrity is on toe facul- » PH4AST er COLONIAL come to our hwne for a week I ty Of Emerson College in Boa- 6 or more. Grooin & Clean 3«tiib.37* ' ton and has perfotmed her ^ PEPPERIDGE FARM 6 "Mrs. Rodriquez seemed to • repertory of fi've musioals FRANKfURTS think a week was too long but r throughout toe country. ■ 1969 DODCE DART WINNER she agreed to let him come,” PE R GAL. P E R GAL. Bepresento 4-H COUPON V A U O THRU SAT.. M A Y 31 she said. ' REG. 38.85 REG. 38A5 3-Diamond'"*“f.S:i!S“"’“2 'i: 55 in — Rutoann Bugbee, daughr Helen Stewirt, Stratferd, Com. 7 IIMR O M COUPON P U AOOLT The Jennings, with their son. a GOES ON OEXTRA ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bug- EASY STRENGTH - bee of Plains Rd., was <»>e of (w i!p t fiSlDKl()a[ • SUPERIOR H IDING q u a l i t y I, five glria ropreaentltig Tolland a LONG lASTINO m • WATER BASE **uuBu naiN* a TOP QUALITY Ponds DREAM FLOWER TALC 6H ctn 59 County at toe state 4-H Cloth- Fresh Fruits & Vegetables From the Fussy Bunch! • NO ODOR • SUPERIOR HIDINO “ lag Conference In Hartford ovw • W A S H U P • SEMI-GLOSS • the weekend. ALUMINUM FAST m PEP. STOCK-UP FINISH . The TtoUond 4-H Town Oom- SIDING Bakers Vanilla Extract > i bu 45 " mlttee has awarded camp scbol- t o m a t o e s For the Holiday! For Free Estimate > -wtoipe to Rutoann Bugbee, cello I FRESH ( I Frances Blouln, Anne Janelle Rivor Brand Whit« Ric« 2 From the Rhost * ^ 649-0468 16 fL ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDER 61SJ» H ft WOODEN EXTENSION LADDER SKM - and Karen MouUn. REG. 325.95— MODEL D-UlO-2 AIRCONDITWNERWMHiR COLOR TV WINNER lETTUCE Bak«ryl 3-Littl« Kittens ALA-Cat Food 2 t BuUetln Board Bob Kittle REG. r a iO E fSLOB MnNr a w *. Nm Nm n, Cnnn. 2 9 c Chickhn-of-tho-Seo U4NT o m w rUNA • The Planning and Zoning ICEBERG - JUMBO HEAD Beheld Lemon Oil Furniture Polish - Ootmulssion wlU hold a public SUNKIST The Bartlett Brainard^ REG. 35.85—ELDER and JENKS “SHIPMATB" SW E ' HAMBURG HOT DOG I Products Co. 4-INCH NYLON PAINT BRUSH 3J Wood Preen Floor Wax ^ luiailrg tonlgtat at 8 in toe Htoka m Menorial School gym on toe 75 TMoott Rd. REG. 35.37— ELDER and JENK8 “PENN” 4-INCH BRISTLE PAINT BRUSH 3.98 Liquid Drono NMii mu Hi pNgxised revision to toe town cNTF Salad t I “ **O N S ROLLS ROLLS Wert Hartfoid ■ ^2 mod regulations. Fbone SSS-4A75 Pepsddent Toothpaste Bowl Lysol Disinfectant Z The Zonlilii Board of Ai^moIs “ w U faoM putdlc hearings on four Special! c c It nahM . good Moae to INTERIOR PAINT SALE ENDS — MAY, 31st. 1969 Burry Fudgetown Cookies m apcGoatkxui tor variances to- caU Um odmpuny that Wishbone Itolion Dressing " nigte rt-8 In toe Town HaX. The JR ’SB'I haa been known in the Improvement Moxwell House Coffee eu.. mw. ujcn* m • afpUoatlans are for eldeUne ^ vatlanoee to psimAt the c o n- AM CONDITIONER WINNER COLOR TV WHHilR Held t e over 50 yean! Onratkf ■mlM, IfrinfllnU . MtM. Bwnnl OnUnr, OM l«>tt«t>. Cnna. FRANKFURT ROLLS 16-Pc. "Sereno” Dish Se t O nly *^49 Per Se t W H h Each G allon Purchased r stniotlan of garagiM or oddt- ttons to houses owned by Wt Rtwrvt Tkt tiokt Tt IM I Oh s NUw Pikti IHtctlv#W ia Flrtl MrtiistI ! 3ttt, CiftrtttM Art Tthtcct htiiipt fi** iMep OHm Read Herald Adveiiiseiiients \- \
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IUMONOoSo^E^5ro!ffl lImI ^ n^ oupo^ ^ ustSK r LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMERj fuMlToiFcOWOrRit CUSTOMER I PRKES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AAAY 21*1. Wf RESUVf THE ttCHT TO eiaaet pnoa mcTHR t h m l b a t ., m a y jitet. w e resw ve th e r ig h t t o l im it o u A N im t i Manchester Parlcade, Middle Turnpike, W**t — Tnple-S Jtedemption Center. 180 Market Square, Newiitftew Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West — Triple-S Redemption Center, 180 Market Square, Ne easy fashion. TTien, with he got plenty of help Simday. on five Mts. clutch putts that gave Mm a with both DevUn and Yanoey PAF vs. Seats, WsddeU tagged two noore homers in Cin had eased the preesure by for-^ CIAC Class A State Aoethta- aoMtoB ' SI S4 .467 0 ing their 1967 forms. ' he will be ready for nine tanlnge one out in the ninth, Duane Jo- Upahaw relieved Ms ooustn. 828,000 paycheck. shooting 89s for 79-hoIe totals of Oilers va. Lawyers, Ver- cinnati’s 7-9 victory over Mont Bobby Tolan slso bomered for getting about Ms rival;. ala at UOonn flaalM ago 17 29 .STO 13H Loidxag oontkanad his of work once he can strengthen V* a trtirte when R eg- the Reds and Alex Johnson and Stone, tax the seventh tmum amj The former West P (^t cadet, 977. , planck real Sunday, giving him foin* In ’T don’t look back any more Wednesday, May N B— 4ay’« BemHa hack from a etnuMer a^ent arm tor 120 uitcbea. 0*® missed a ehoestrlng preserved the vlotory. He also who suffered a nervous break Gary player, the Uttle South hla eum fqr 120 pltcbee. Tlminday, Bfay 19 Tony Peres added two Mts like I uaed to," he SEdd. “I don’t CIAC Closa <8 Northoast flao- Houtoa 6, Neir York t with seven scoreless tanlnga and catch attempt In right center. two gam es. walloped an eliJith tmUm bom- down at the academy, rammed A fricen who has averaged 88,000 Scott, the flaehy fielding third Medlca vs. Nasalff’s, Buckley Wynn’s eighth Inning shot pair of runa. watch the sooreboarda to see ticmala at Central San DIaco lOA, CUoaco S-1 Scott r. provided all the offense Rome, however, bote down and • • • er-the Bravee’ third of the home a lO-fOot birdie putt (m the in eamingi in eight tournament beseman who has looked almost Wipoo vs. AAN, WaddeU helped Houeton’s streaking As how anyone else is doing. starts, flMshed third with a clos Saturday, May U St. LooU 4, Loa Anrdea 0 needed with his fourth homer struck out B in Melbon before ASTROS - METS— game. Mike Lum and Ortando 18th hole o f the final round to tie Pittsburgh 9-4, San Fran., 1-9 Sunday as the Red Sox edged as futile at the plato as during Norman’s vs. Ansaldl’a, Ver- tros to a 0-8 victory over the ‘T v« quit worrying about the ing 70 fo r 978. CTAC State Meat at TXJoini getting Bobby Khoop on a Norm Miner smacked four Oepeda bad connected earlier. Australla’e Bruce Devlin. Ctaidmiati 7, Montreal 9 thele ChicagoChicagD White whwe Soxs o x 1-0. ! ^ . back to mound pUmck New York Meta and gave him 12 * • . • other players, and I concentrate Another foreigner ' Bruoe Class B State M ost a t Who- Mts and C!urt B lefaiy three as , Yancey rolled In enother 10- Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 1 Ihetolfforts. oomblaed with ^Romo’s -V Friday, May 99 tor the year, tying him tor the footer for a birdie on the first on what I’m doing. Crompton of Australia, olalmed Isyan ^ as he had a double anl a single. . the 'Astros bopped on T^m Beav CARDS - DODGERS — Class C State Meet at Cen Teday*i Ctaaae enother brSUant relief Job by MB’s.vs. Manor, Buckley National League lead wM May. hole of a sudden death playoff, "That way, I’m not as suscep fourth at 979 despite a closing St. fmils (Brilee 2-S) at At- right-hander Vicente Romo, Sears vs. Dillon, Waddell The two-man tie lasted about er and whipped the Mats. Bob Olbeon gave iq> ainglea to tible to M much pressure as I 78. tral Conn. ***“ ® wes acquired from Ctevehmd In Wynn’s eighth inning homer the firat two men he faced and with Devlin knocking in a six- lanta (Nlekro 0-9) night gave Manager Dick WUUama “P Sunday. Then, with one out Harrelaon deal last Lawyers vs. Paganl’s, Ver- two hours or untU W illie Me- used to be," Yancey said. AmMd Palmer finished with GOLF gave Houston some extra then allowed only tour more Mta footer. Only'game acheduled I*nty to be biqipy about as the 1" •*» “ Uli. U*»®<1 W® U*»t l»o- month. planck Covey cracked Us 19tb and Then Yancey eloeed out the "And those three putts I made 87 atul Jack Nlcklaua had a 899 ____Bfonday, May M INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE breathing room. the reat of the day, pitching St. OCIL Tournament at Rock- Tneaday*! Gamea Rod Sox hasded for Kansas "**•■ ®*"®® ® Wto the up- ^he Rod Sox, who have won third in few games for San battle on the setxMid extra hole were tdmoet unbelievable for a with both shooting 79s at the fin The Astros, who’ve won slgjiit Louia paat Loa An^Iea. Ottwen ledge San Diego at New Toilc, N City. P®r deck in Mt center. Jheir last alx but ftdten Playing to a scoreless tie Francisco, ‘making It a three- with a seven-footer for a birdie puttw like me,’’ added the slen ish. Uoa Angeiea at Montreal, N Saturday night, Paganl’e and way deadlock. But MoOovey straight and 17 of the 21 this struck out nine and rode a 18-Mt SPEEDWAY SPIN—-Art Pollard slides backwards RoekvUle at ElUngton Lonborg, who went five In- That was the first Ut off Chi- 8H games faefatad surging Baltl- month, bopped on Seaver, 6-8, Cardinal attack—four by Curt control daring qualifying attempt on weekend at In- Tuesday, May 37 St. Louis at Atlanta, N Mngu and allowed only one run oago «Hithp«w TVmmiy John, m o« In the America*? League’. the Lawyers ended the with the tires on his car smoking after he lost dianajiolis Speedway. He walked away from mishap. Philadelphia at Houston, N for three nms in the first inning Flood—to his third shutout of Bast CathoUe at Xavter t-nnwHUiau. « inIn m*Ms nrscfirst start riait In in neariy a but it was eH the BedRed Sox need- East ffiaet Dlvtston,Dlvtston. enjoyed a fourth ^ ^ ^ T T77 . -.T with Btefaiy's double and nm- the aeason. Connecticut Has Two Top Finishers TENNIS Field, saw a pitcher's and 0-2. soorlng singles by Miller and • • • M ooday, M ay 3d Only gamea scheduled back strong against the WMta waa Carl Yastnemakl’c single tore opeadi« a thme-game ser- planck duel as only five Mto were In other National League Jesus Alou. PADRES^ CUBS — Manchester at Wethsrsfteld Sox. agalnrt an overehifted InfleM In lea with the expenalan RoyaU at Americaa League made, three by Paganl’e and gamea Sunday, Atlanta • • • Lynn Randall Only Yankee, Wednesday, May 3S Despite the lAdegree waaih- the sixth. Kartmm city Tuesday night. Nate Colbert waUoped a Foyt, Andretti, Unser Set A DIelalan two by the Lawyers. trimmed PMladelpMa 4-1, St. PIRATES - GIANTS — grand slam honxer and A1 Fer Manchester at Roidurllte W. L. P o t O.B. t It waa the first tim e thla year Louis blanked Los Angeles 4-0, Jim Running won Ms 200th rara and OUie Brown alao con To Win in Canadian Toumey Thursday, May Si Baltimore S3 U .7U "V -V<"V a game waa called due to dark- and San Diego spUt a double- major league game, beating San nected eaolng JMxnny Podrea Southington at Rockvtlle Botann 36 U .680 •H nees, end ended in a ecxareleas header with Chlcuigo, winning Francisco tor Pittsburgh in the and San Diego to their first ST. JANVIER, ()iie>. (A P) — O n t, won tbs Canadian Uubea Detroit 31 17 468 7% the first game 10-2 and dropping opener of their doubleheader game victory over CMcago. Lynn Randall o f Trumbull, title and than (xmxbtaied with AK Lotus Cars Withdrawn Joins UCotin Staff New Y oik SO M UH The starting pitchers, under the second 1-0. vrith WOUe StargeU’s el^th-ln- Podres went aU the way—the Conn., wan the (xxly American her huatand, Doug, to win the 30 35 .444 12 • • * INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. test of the Lotuses, driven by won tronx the third spot laat with a Brawner Hawk chosis W aA ’n. IJftle League rules, left after nlng double driving home the first San Diego complete game to win a major crown at the huOband and wifle 12-gauga STORRa, Oona. (AP) — Rob J78 17H arid turbo-chaiged Ford engine. aovalaiid 10 M the seventh taxitag end were re REDS • EXPOS — winning run. since opening day—and the vic (A P) — The emphasis is J®ch«n RJndt o f Austria and year, had a 169.688. Country Qub Oanadiaa Sheet ChamptonsMpe, event, beating MT. and Mn. ert R. Weiss, as, coach of Now Wota Dhrlalen _ placed by two other hurlers. May drilled a three-run homer Then McOovey and Bobby tory ended a seven-game losing back on the drivers for this winner Graham mu of The second row drivers, who Foyt, whose car alao is turbo- BEST 18 vdilch cam » to a cloea here Bruoe Forbueh of Hamburg, London High Sotioors undoteot- Mtnneaota 3 16 A90 Dan Smacbetti of PagaM’s sent to break a 1-1 tie in the thiid in Bonds Mt second game homers streak tor the Padres. year’s Indianapolis 500, potted iqxeeds of 168 m.p.h., ere Ford powered, looked forward Saturday Sunday. N .Y., 896-891. They alao won the ed footbaU team last waa 468 fan, Oakland 31 17 IMi 16 enemy hatters beck to the ning and then unloaded a lead- for the Giants but It wasn’t Ron Santo broke a scoreleas led by Miark IXHidhue o f Media, to the Friday race with the ob- Class A—-Einer Lorertsen 48- Mra. Randall took the open pcpovlnelal husband-emd-wife named today dafenstve Una 31 .488 4 with A. J. Foyt driving t think” add Konsoa Oty SO bench in six Innings. Jim Har off shot in the sixth. In two enough as the Plratw complet duel in the nightcap with a lead- Fa., a Mghly regarded Indy servEttion that "MiaTlo wiU fight 2—41, Dick Cronin 44-2—42, all-round (dmmpiotiaMp, plus the team event, beating the same coach at the Uhtveistty of Ooo- 18 .488 4 from the pole position for "Lot^^t so^ L toe CMcago 17 ney, for the Lawyers, mowed games, he drove in eight runs ed the sweep. BUI maserosU’s off homer In the CMoagia ninth. rookie with an Ivy League and you till the cekI. He’s worse tixon Steve Matava 4 6 «-4 2 , CharUe and 12-gaugie titles. (xxiple 199194. necticut. Seattle 19 31 .475 4 a record fourth victory in into these cars.” down 11 batten In five innings. against the hapless Expos, who homer touched off a three-nm That was enough to beat ex-Cub sports oar background. m e.” B o g ^ 46-8—42; a a s s B — Pete Don Johnson, a 29yeor<>Id The five-man teeun title waa Weias, who played foothall at OaUfonda 11 28 482 12 the Memorial Day race. Denis Hulme of New Zeelond Both pitchen allowed only one lost their 10th straight. Plttsburi^ third and Cairl Tay- Joe Nlekro. Veterans Gordon Johncock of "I didn’t think I had a chance Staum 48-5—41, R ay Dotohin 47- novtoe ttxxiter from Montreal, captured by a Mcntneal qttntet Tufts, coached Now London to a Mt, and they were oft each Thie turbine car, which come ana Jack Brabham of AustraUa Hastings, Mich., and Roger 5—42, Cteri BoUn 48-6—42, won the open and closed Oona- 84 record In his first year tax MtaneSoU 9-3, New York 1-9 for the pole until Mario quali that aixxed 980 out of LOOO, c m other. Jinx Kuriowicz relieved close to winning the last two ore the only foreign drivers in McCluskey of Tucson, Arlz., George Puts 48-7—42; Class C — ,419gauKe, 29gauge, 29gauge 1986. Ifls team oon^ad a 74 (Sity 9, Washington 9 Boston Gets First Shutout in 40 Games years, Euxd peut o f the 500's in- the raoe. fied at 169,’ ’ Foyt sold. better than a team from New Hairney end struck out three In took the fifth and ttxth spots. Unser and Donohue both have E o il M offatt 51-10—41, John dtaa 12-gauge titles. JenMy. mark fax 1968 before winning aU BexUon L Chicago 0 temaklonal flavor disappeared Chapman said the Lotuses Dymant 60-8—42, CharUe Fer- three Innings. Dan Socha rdiev- McCluskey is driving one of Lola oars with turbocharged Of- JOhnaon bested a field of vet nine games sasson. Ha pcs- Detroit 10, CaUfdRila 0 Sunday oa the qtarUng Held of were withdrawn because of con- guscsx 58-9—44, Vltn AgosUneUl Guy Ul Tomaso of Brooklyn, ed Smachettl and netired five the three cars entered by own fenhauser. engines. In all, the erans in an eight-way- shoot off N .Y ., tack the JisAor 29gauga vtously ooaclM at Masssahn- Seattle S, Oeveland 2 83 cere was cnmpletod. cem over the safeity of their 68-9—44; Low groae — Einer betters In two innings. er-driver Foyt. George Snider of field has 11 turbo-Fords, 19 tur- to vrin the champtonsMp. They tHle otter a Shoot-off with (3hta setts high sohotUs in fltuibiidge, Baltimore 6, Oakland 8 The game will oonfinue at a This year's only, turbine entry wheel hubs. Lorantsen 78; Blind bogey-Dave Bouthbridge and ManWteld. Today's Games Lonborg, McLain Impress Bakersfield, Calif., put the other bo-Ofiys, Dan Ginmey's stock were the first titles he has won. Boss of Buffalo, N.Y., both had qutkHfled a t 166.440 mUea per Foyt, surprised at winning the Kelleher 77. Minnesota (Perry 8-1) at later date. car in the 15th starting spot to block Ford engine and the two Irving Patteraon of Harwin- acored 98 out of 100 in regular hour, four imup.h. slower than pole Saturday despite trouble In PRO SWEEPSTAKES WkaUngton (Bosnian 4-2) night Faganl’a 000 000 00-0-3-1 ■give the team a 8-for-3 rerd. Australian-made Repco engines ton. Conn,, was secosvl to J(tan- competition, Kelao, racing's money win- Lawyers 000 000 00—02-0 any other car, and It was only a Ms car’s exhaust system, said, Low groM — Einer Lorentmx Only game acheduled In (XHitrast, 8TP magnate In Brabheun c a n . son in the open 12-gauge event, ------nlng champton, 30 o f 37 Smachettl, Socha (7) and nmtter of thne until it was "With a Uttle lady luck we’re in 78, Dick Croaln 76; Low net — Tueaday’e Gamea Andy Granatelll o f CiMcagD, got ^ le BUI Rudyk from Oahawn. Pitcher Recalled races at AijueducL ’ jr ." M V Hasaett; Harney, Kurlowiecz (6) In Racking Up Mound Wins bumped from the OehL good ahape." BUly Vukovlch, last year’s Charile Bogginl 704—70, Bob Mlimeaota at Washington, N Ont., was nmner-xqx In the Foyt won the pde with He was Joined in the front row only three of Ms 11 entries In. Rookie of the Tear, was the Haynes 78-8—70, R ay DotcMn New Yoric at CUcago, N and Demko. closed event. CHICAGO (AP) — Southpaw • 7 - ? ■ speed of 170.668 m.p.h. by two-Ume pole sitter Mario The Lotuses were among the fastest qualifier Sunday, at Boaton at Kansas City, N AMERICAN FARM NEW YORK (AP) — Denny came to me and wanted the Oriolee to their 10th vlotory 81-10—71. Rudylo succeeefuUy defended Garry Hoggsrtburft bos been re GOLFERS The number of foreign drivers Andretti and defending cham- STP oars. 164.843 m .p.h., as the last eight BEST NINE xaaorvatKws avaU- Baltimore at SeaUle, N ' Stontengs — Army A Navy Jim Lonborg can’t hurry to pitch. Pitchers like Mm need In 11 gamea. Boog Powell and his aU-roimd tttie, smattxing 493 called from Louisville by the We have in this year’s race shraidc to two pion Bobby Unser. Andretti, Andretti, Gianatelll’s main spots were fiUed. All qualifying Sunday able for washday Clewriand at CallfOcnia, N 4-0, Sears 4-1, P olice A Fire and Denny Mclain won’t a lot of work. Brooks Robinson drilled homers out of 500 skeet. He edged out Boston Red Sox. At the name SAFE AT HOME— Baseball’s leading base stealer, Tommy Harper of Seattle when ttie builder and designer from Nazareth, Pa., quMifled in hope, demoliahed another Lotus was done over the weekesid, due Class A—Ed Shaw Sl-4—27, OoU 6494SU Detrott at Oakland, N 8-2, Dillon 1-4, W lpco 0-6. "Besides, he’s having a tooth for Baltimore and Mike Heridi- Randy Robb of Butfalo, N.T., time, the Red S(»c aent rooMe wait, but neither one has o f the Lntim cars, OoUn Chap- 169.861 m.p.h. aiKl Unser, the kttt week when a hub broke off to the ralnout of the acheduled Steve Mataxla 30-S—27; Class B hits pay dirt as he swipes home against Cleveland. Ray Fosse takes throw. Last Saturday night, Sears extracted Mtmday and It’d be betger end Danny Cater con- and Paul Laporte of Montreal, rigtat-taander reliever F ie d Wens topped Dlllon’e, 6-5, at Buck- forgotten which way to go. wone If he pitched Tuesday." nocted for the A’s, who have man of Britain, withdrew the Albuquerque, N.M., driver, who and swttMxed to an older car first weekend of trials. — Terry Schilling 82-6—28, P ete Lonborg, the Am erican Staum 81-5—26, V ic Daley 32- each of whom Mt 492 of 600. to the International League Keanay S t land. McLain baa pitched 100 in- loet six In a row. Margaret Burdett of Angus, club. League’s 1967 Cy Young Award nlngs, tops in the majors, In IS • • • 6—27, Bob Oenoveel 88-6—27; Major League winner, and McLain, Ms succea- games—compared to 2 Innings TWINS - YANKS — d o e s C —Ray Lavey 86-9—27, A1 sor laat year, pl^ed seven = L e a d e r s = In four appearances tor Lon- Minnesota’s Dave Boswell Mannella 88-9—29, George H c- Final Baseball Week scoreless Inninga apiece Sunday Lafferty 88-9—29, Nick Zavarttla AmerlcaB League hurled a three-MUer and dou- Batting (90 at bats)—Garew, as Boston nipped C3ilcago 1-0 89-10—29; Low groaa — Dick and Detroit trampled California Despite the Red Sox’ fifth vie- jjlod to touch off a two-run sev- Minnesota .091; F . Robinson, tory In alx g ^ e a and the TI- ^nth Imxlng raUy In the opener Cronin 74, Steve Matava 74; 10- 0. • Baltimore .809. gers’ 1^ In seven, nMther ^ Yaakoo Stadium b^ore a Blind bogey—Jerry Dubois. Lonborg, plauged by recur ® r^ -i ' c PRO SWEEPSTAKES Runs batted In—Murcer, New For School Squads could pick up ground on Baltl- Ball Day crowd " of 6T;4(^big- scow ring shoulder trouble that has Low gross—Dick Cnmln 74, Ywk 40; F. Robinson, Balti more’s torrid Esst Division gest in the m ajen this year. kept Mm from pitching a com leaders, who shaded Oakland 5-8 Erwin Kennedy 75; Low net — more SO. Harmon KiUebrew delivered Hits—F. RoblnsMi, BalUmore The curtain will close Wednesday at Memorial BHeld; RockvUle, winners of eight plete game this spring, scat on Don Buford’s two-nm eighth Steve Matava 744 — 69, Paul SILK CITY 80FTBAIX tered four Mts before Vicente 08; Blair, Baltimore M; Mur Thursday when all but one ** ^ slight possibility that straight, play twice this week, Inning double and extended ^ Purcell 82-18—69, WUUe OUksln- W. L. Romo put the wraps on the Red fly and also knocked In the de cer, New York 64. their winning streak to five. sU 76-6—70, Frank lipinaM 79- of the area schools com- ‘*'«y "'®®‘ ^h""’ Billiards 6 0 Sox’ first shutout in 40 starts. ciding run in the nightcap with tied at 8. Hie loas, coupled with Minne Ellington Ridge 9—70, Nick Zavarella 90-20—70. plete the bMetall the OCIL race to cl^ and han P‘<» SoutWngton on the latter’s Green Manor. 6 1 "I was tempted to try the fuU a seventh inning single. Rookie Home runs—F. Howard, Sportsman’s Tavern 3 3 sota’s 2-1, 8-2 doubleheader Low gross —A —Jim Gordon WOMEN'S DIVISION Washington 14; PetrocelU, Bos Cheney Tech, the only in- be decided on this game. home field and return home nine, but I’m glad it worked out sweep at New York, dropped W oo^ ^ 78; B —Lou Becker 78, Frank . V V * ' , NIne-Holee-Odd Holes Acadia 2 4 Yanks on tour hits untU the ton 13; R . JaOkaon, Oakland 13. this w a y," said lon b org , 8-0, Oakland games behind the Wilson T9; O —Tony TantUlo 8B, M arge MeUey 28, Fran Cor ^ e ^ p?a:JL Ito^lSf^L e June 2® Walnut Barbers 2 4 ninth, when he needed relief Nally, Baltimore 6-0, 1.000; who will attempt to go the dis pace-setting Twins in the West Jack Hunter 88; Q —BUI Podol- bett 80, Mrs. Trewella 81. , . w tMs weric, ends Its season In against Glaafanilxiry. The DeOormler 0 6 help from Ron Perranoski. Phoebua, BalUmore 6-0, 1.000. Local schools appear to on jjarttord In a non-league game Rams swept a douWelieader tance in Ms next start. "My Elsewhere, Kansas City edged ny 89; E —Herb' Byk 185. CRIERS the outelde looking In a Weaver High. from Bloomfield last Saturday, shoulder really stiffened up aft- slumping Washington 8-2 In 19 * * * fntUCMH Low gross — Jaxtet Shaw 91; / post-season tournament view. BEO SOFTBALL SENATORS — National League er I le ft You Just can’t do It all innings and Seattle best (31eve- ®®^XLS A —Dave Lingua 85-6-50, Jim Low net — BUeen Plodzik 67, East Catholic is 6-6, Manches W. L. In (Hie day.' Batting (90 at bata)—C. land 8-2. Bob Oliver’s triple and ElUe Gordon 62-8-69; B — Frank Baibara Davis 69; Iiow putts— ter High 6-8 and Cheney Tech Alberti’s 8 0 McLain, wdio pitched six In Jones, New York .378; H. Aar Rodriguez’ double In the 12th ' WUson 6T-0d8, Lou Becker 67-8- Louise MUler 82, Eileen Ptod- Is 4-8. Telephone 2 1 nings laat Thursday in a 7-8 loss t IOERS - ANGELS __ on, Atlanta .371. swept the Royals pest the Sensr : 69; C —Tony Tantillo 70-14-56, Eik 88. Only the top 16 teams In each Wholesale Tire 2 1 to CiMcago, bounced back with Runa betted in—Banka, Chica Don Wert drove In four runs tors, who have l(xrt five in a row R ay Seraphln 70-18-67; D —BUI Saturday classification. Large, Medium Driving School 2 1 two days’ rest and blanked the go 39; Santo, CMoago 33; Perez, with a homer end single and -the last four by cne run. FOdolny 76-18-67; E — Herb Low gross—Helen Noel 54-6— Cincltmati 33. and Small will qualify. Amailll 1 2 hapless Angels (Hi two Mts to WlUle Horton and D ick M c- 49; Low net — Sue Bggleton 58- Klock 1 2 earn. Ms seventh victory in 11 Byk 90-26«; Kickers —First — Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 61; Only Bolton High appears AuUffe also homered as the Ti INDIANS - PILOTS — Jim Johnson 89-12-77, Pat Ihdl- TWO FACES—Happy A. J. Foyt talks to teammate Roger McOuskey after 7-46, Barbara Davis 60-11—49, B.A. d u b 1 2 decisions with nuqx-up help from gers handed California its 10th Kessinger, Chicago 69. "In" with a 12-4 record In the Tommy Harper stole three m enioo 84-7-T7, Tom WaWi 8»- he qualified for 500 Miler with a speed o f 170.568 mph. He was driving a car he Janet Shaw 0‘r4 — 49, EUleen Home runs—L. May, Cincin Small School Division. M ota's 0 3 John Hiller. oonse Hi-Miler’’ traid design with 6 broad schun, San Diego 4-0, 1.000. schedule. Center Congo Manager M ayo Smith, "-but batsniBjn filled fixe bases, sent land runs. 18—67; Sue E^eton, Cora An riba and deep-cut notches deilgnedlor sure 2 1 Honnon 06-22-74. Many conferences are still Ray’n Restaurant 2 1 MODESTO, Calif. (AP)— derson, Nellie Johnson, Kae •topping grip Low Gross —A —Jan Harrl- Jobn Carioa continues to out looking for a chaimplon and by Lemnc Pharm acy 2 1 Share Track Championship Allen 8927—62. e long wearing Tuftyn rubber S j I* lei itcead gan 88; B —Bertha Kunall 102; class the (xurent avaUable the end of the week all will be WINF 1 2 Middleweight Champ Big Favorite O' Triple-tempered nylon cord body tin et ti priM, eeh C —Claire K e a tli« 100, Faith sprint crop and Ms best crowned. Only Southington In North Methodist 0 8 NEWTON, Mass. (A P) — re(x>rda in winning the mile in PaloaeJ 100. could be yet to come. the Central VMley Conference Is Allied Printing 0 3 Holy Cross shared the New Eng- 4:01.1 anb the three-mile In Yarbrough Wins is s n c CRIERS The fleet San Joe State lit 2e4 lx. Tex a winner already. Hast Catholic lamd Intercollegiate Track 13:44.6. The 187-pound distance Tin per Una A —Jon Harrlgan 76-16-60; B star won honors Saturday as tm Tin can win the Hartford County DUSTY SOFTBALL Benvenuti, Tiger Set ChamptonsMp with Cfoast Guard runner was voted the meet’s World boo Miler 1 OF MANCHESTER Conference Tuesday in a home -b o m x le Kelly 88-27-61; C — today thanks to an unintentional outstanding atMete. the outstanding atMete at the A. W. L. NATIONAL LEAGUE e.Io X IS game against Northwest Catho Claire Keating 91-31-60, Faith assltt fiom Northeastern In the California Relays when he CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — 911-79 $t9Jt $2.70 ! BUDGET TERMS Tedford’s 3 0 W. L. Holy Cross and Coast Guard, tiibtlm 6 pa lic. Rocky'Hill can move In on PaloaeJ 04-84-60; Hlckers — won the 100-meter and 200- Lee Roy Yarbrough, currently 7.10 X IS NATIONWIDE Gimver 2 0 Noaslffs Arms 4 0 final event of the 82nd annual whose Ed Tucker was voted the f|4Jg $1T.1I $2.95 ' OUARANTECD SERVICE the Charter Oak Conference For Non-Title Fight Firat —SaUy Geda 110-40-79, yard dashes and anchored the hottest thing In .stock car tute-type 6 H> VFW 2 1 Medlca 4 1 meet. Outstanding New England 6.S0 X 19 Loaner Can Free Towing title with three games remain Carol Carlson 90-20-79, BlUe The Crusaders needed a victo the vlotorions 440-yard relay racing, waa back In Indianapolis tltJI $19.71 $242 North Find Fire 2 1 Man. Auto Parte 3 '8 Coach of the Year, finished with tuln-tyw e Pg ing this week. Bolton High right NEW YORK (AP)—Nino Benvenuti, the world mid- Chalne 114-36-79; Secorei — ry In the mile relay to tie (foast team. today ready to show Ms driving \\\ i . < ^ 7.00x19 TEL. 643-2467 Herald 1 1 Green Manor 1 S 38 points each in the fifth tie in $ » je $1I.M $245 on the heels of Rocky Hill, plays M ary McCarthy 117-43-74, Gaby Guard Saturday after the Ca Those honors as the best In talents fax the Memorial Day 600 tube-fape 6 PH $.70 x^Ttoe-lype Morlarty Brothers 0 4 the meet’s history. 7.00x10 Manchester, Vernon Town Line Gorman’s 1 2 T ardilf 09-26-74. the meeting' come on almost lace FYlday, $1M I $340 i n plus $2.70 Fed. iz . once. dets faUed to qualify tor the Northeastern was tMrd with tubp-bpi 9 HI Tax and rpcappablt lire ITC. SI, TAI_COTTVIl_l.X,CT Discount 0 3 Low Gross —A —^Betty Wolff a weekly basis for the contro mi AMERICAN LEAGUE event. They got It In an unusual Yso-brough, a S9year-old Mer- Hie COIL race Involves pace Harry’s Pizza 0 8 26 points, followed by Connecti versial' Ol.vnxplan. In the [C e s iW ,- setter Bristol Central with w . L. 96; B -C e le s te Sheldon 103; C manner. * nds. BOAT TRAILER TIRES W ethersfidd and rival BrietM Manor vo. DeCtormler, 7:80 — king who lost the 176-poimd dlvl- 150,000 w h^ he takes the test at Army A Navy 3 2 A —Betty W olff 48-8-40; B — Cross', anchor man Don Speedway Sttnday, adding Nebo crown to Foster on a Madison Square Garden. Tiger, Police A Fire a EUle Chalne 56-16-41; C —SMr- O’Donnel pulled even with the Other scores were defending He save he wants to break $30,000 to his eatnings for the • Triple-tempered nylon cord E^em , b^re engaging Con 3 Iw am 0* M MMf... Barbels vs. Sportsmw, 9 — fourth-nxmd kixock(Hxt, is very wdio will be 40 on Aug. 14, will W lpco 1 4 ley Hom ing 66-18-48; Kickers — Huskies’ , Tom Wlttenhagen. champion . Central Connecticut nine flat. season, llien he headed by body resists cracking, heat ard in the season final. Conard and Rhode Island 17, Boirton has two before the showdown. If^bo , anxious to get a return crack at collect 685,000. First —EUle Wlncze m-38-79, Then' Wlttenhagen’s hand Mt Ms plane for Indianapolis. and bruises . / Driving vs. BA's, 6:16 — Nebo the only man to knock Mm out. The Garden expects a crowd INTERNATIONAL LBAGUE Jane Rossltto 104-26-79; Second leg and the baton popped out of University 16, New Hampshire The handsome, dark-haired e Available in both tubelesi South Windsor In the NCCC, • e W. L. 12, Am herst and M IT 10, South Elect Greenberg slipping Into first place after Methodist vs. Ray’s, 6:16 BenvmiuU, 8ir handsome and of about 13,(KX> wUl pay around —Carol Carlson 96-20-76 .Celeate Ms hand, enabling O’Donnel to Yarbrough has been Jetting and tube-type construction o ile rs 4' 1 ern Connecticut 9, Boston State NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — East Windsor dropped a game Keeney rich, aixd doubling a s a gun 1160,000 fo r the. scrap that wUl SheldoR 108-27-76. go on to' victory.- back and forth between the two sUnger in Bhiropean-made west- be telecast to some parts of the Lawyers 3 2 Low Gross —A Dave Lingua Holy Cross was kept In con- 8, Springfield 7, Bowdoln 4, First baseman Steve Green pint FmI. to Suffield, can take the confer ■VFW vs. Tedtord’s, 6:15 — berg, son of Hall of Fame slug (dues for a week, taking part in let 2*4 El. Tax em movies, has expressed inter- country. It will be blacked out Paganl’s 3 2 71; B —A1 Kem p 76, Ed Dy- teritlon as Junior Art Dulong set Tufts S, and Vermont 1. Bentley, procti(» eeaalons. He wiU start tin Tire Tire PMtlrt- ence with two wine this week. Robertson 3 ger Hank Greenberg, was Price MtraPt est in moving up against Foster In New York. Starting time Is 10 Norman’s 2 mon 80; C— Jack Crlstofant • Bates, Brandeis, Trinity, Wes a turbo-charged Elagle Fbrd in Price Manchester High, playing the JUMPING PLAY— New York second baseman Hor Tuesday, May 27 8 named Saturday captain of MHsi and tor a possible purse o f $150,- p.m ., B3DT. Ansaldi’a 1 88, Matt AUen 84; D —Len leyan and Worcester Tecti failed the third row of the Memorial spoiler role last Briday against ace Clarke leaps over sliding Minnesota’s George Hersld vs. Dis(x>unt, 6:16 — to score. Yale’s 1070 baseball team. 4.00x0 tufatitu 41I.M 1 %M too Robertson 000 to 8300,000. "Tiger stlU U a very tough Wood 80; E — Jim Ginsberg Mickey Wi^ht Day fie ld Wethersfield, hosts Windham Mitterwald to complete play at Yankee Stadium. 5.00d tube-type $2t10 $1045 54« Taylor’s vs. Congo, 6:16 — and dangerous (qqKment,” said 141. W U IU STAG Benvenuti. "But I am confident Morrone Added 440/4.00 gg Keeney Tonight’s light heavyweight EVEN HOLES Happy with Win 5.(X>xS tubeleu $>$.01 $11.t> m tube-type hexing bout between Dick Tiger I wlU beat'Mm. Then we’U see Ataplus Wholesale vs. IQock, 6:15 — , A—Dave Lingua 88-8-88; B— PROSPECr, Ky. (AP) — Th® 4.00x12 tube-type $11.$$ $ t4t PetriUo Signs and Nino Benvenuti from Mad what’s next" To UConn Staff 510 FM .EX Mt. Nebo Jordan Larson 80-6-84, Tom 82,826 M ickey Wright picked up Tsx,eotraM TENTS ison Square Garden will be tele The 160-pound division chsun- STORKS, Conn. (AP)-JoM ph J. W oiB 40-8-86; C —Ralph TW- 4.90x12 tube-type 9a3.4« $tt40 flO ■sedtd SinPM e BAGS Pro Grid Pact Sportsman vs. Acadia, 7 :S0 — by winning the Bluegrass Invl- MANCHESTER'S 1966 VOLKSWAGEN cast by Channel 18 starting at 16 plon expects to weigh about 165 Morrone Jr., soccer and lacrosse tagUa 41-4-88, Harry Weinstein tattonsd Golf Tournament tm’r AM MATIRESSES STORKS (AP)—Pete PetriUo, o ’clock. pounds for Tiger. The stocky, coach at Mlddlebuzy College for DON'T FORGET TO BilUards vs. Iitonor, 9 — Nebo 42-646, Matt AUen 42-6-86, Jock much compared to the |280,000 who holds the stogle-seaaon, to ■ muscular African figures to 11 years, waa named soccer Only Fuel Oil Dealer COLBMAN 241 DELUXE WAGON Wedneeday, Miay28 Crlstofant 44-846; D — BUI she has won the past 11 years. CHECK YOUR 8PAREI tal-offense record at the Univer But he may not be'aa enthu-. weigh close to the agreed 168- oocush at the University o f CSon- FOdolny 44-046; E —Henry But the victory, her flrtt in STOViS. LANTERNS sity of Connecticut with 1,271 Acadia vs. Barbers, 7:80 — • RADIO siastlc now after watching the pound limit nectlcut Saturday. KoriliM r 52-14-88; Klckera — nine starts tMe year, should In POUNNG COTS yards during Ms Junior year, Nebo Open 24 Hours A Day! towering, htud-Mtting Foster BenvehuU has a 78-2-1 record, M orrone, 88, w ill sueoeed John F irst — Bob Peck 81-6-76, Ralph dicate to the other women pros FOOT LOCKERS • 2-TONE PAINT has signed a contract to play DeCormter vs. Billiards 9 — demoUrii rugged, cement-Jawed Including 82 knockouts. Tiger’s Squires, who announced Ms re T^urtagUa 01-16-76, CharUe Rey- that the veteran from DaUas ts USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN-FREE MOUNTING! • WHITEWALI^ with the Canadian FootbaU DUFFLE lAGS Andy KendaU In the fourth record .Is 59-17-8, including 26 tirement Friday after IS years nokks 82-6-76, Lee SUverstein 96- back on her game and la a defi League champion Ottawa Rough Phone vs. Alberti’s, 6:15 — round of a televised title fight at knockouts. as UCkxnn’s soccer coach. MORIARTY BROTHERS . TARFS 10-76, BUI podolny 90-14- nite threat in the upcoming Riders. Nebo West Springfield, M ass., Saturn "Benvenuti Is a good boxer At Middlsbury hta aoeeer LIFE VESTS 76, Larry Chalne 86-10-76; Sec tournaments. issep' TISBIS—UP TO M MONTHS TO PAY UOonn said Friday PetriUo, Wyman vs. Letwx, 6:15 — clay afternoon. and a good fighter,’’ sMd Tiger. teams' had a (xxmbined record Where Cwtomen F o r O v e r ond —Ben Brown 88-10-78, Ray Miss Wright nipped BeUy DINING CANOPY of Newburgh, N.Y., would be- Keeney Kendall, the No. 1 light heavy- "I think, however, that I can of 64 wlna, 9 tosses and U G O O D Y EA R . Sers|diin 01-18-78, Herb TardUf Rawls of Sportansburg, S.C., In H o ve C om e M obil Vs off A MESS KITS *1695® ® gin pre-season workouts with the Gorman’s vs. Firemen, 6:15— weight contender from Port- beat him." ties, and twice earned entry into 01-18-78, Joe CaUery 88-15-78. Oontwry! awrgs wUh CAP - OCP team the last week of June. Robertson land. Ore., never had been Foster, 80, and manager the NCAA champtonsMp toumsp a sudden death playoff in the W ist — ' heating oil SERVICE STORE isO O n'/Tt AN DAILY to 9i66 PJd. Last fall PetrUIo was selected Thursday, May 29 Ladles’ Profeaslonel Golf Asso-. All Year Ceaglsg Needs floored until the 8-f0ot-S% Foe- Muahky Salow will be on hand ment. KELLY ROAD, VERNON SHOPPINO CENl'EB TED TRUDON, Inc. All-Yankee quarterback by the Harry’s vs. Gunnrer, 6:16 ter ditqiped Mm and stopped to root for Benvenuti. His Mlddlebury Lacrosse Catcher Sent Out elation event Sunday when she Phone 64C-0101—STCmE HOURS: Blcai.-Wed. S 4 MANCHESTER Yankee Conference coaches. Robertson CLEVELAND (AP) — The rolled in a three-foot putt tor a Thnra. and FM. 3"»- Snt. 8-3 ' _ VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE Mm with a deluge of powerful If he wins and agrees to fight teams wI I -^s y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MAY 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, .MAY 26, 1969 PAXIE TWENUr-SEVEN
BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE E v s Ih DBB S 9 ^ flC 8 B fovhlg— Drirrerwayt 14-A lusfiMts Opportunity 28 H dp Hnip WHAT8 IT S O ffM vd 13 ULACKTOP Bealei —Drfiroways FIVE CHAIR Barber shop lo- 3 5 3 5 3 1 THAT IrilkNTASTRiC HA^A^AM PfSOM aqd parking areas machine cated on Rente 83, Vernon, Twe CLASSIFIED SECRBTART—Stenographer ------— ------WOMAN wanted for taakhw eer- MOfanOLElTH' CAR TOO ARB Aa. truck is A-1 sealed. 28 years experience in $2,600. Rent reaeonahle, elec- S H p i^ AAAOa 1 WAMT NfcXI 0I0AIEI Aaiwtr !• Pm itai fi WANTED Part-time cashier for eral mornings a week. Apply NDISSr^ AINT EVEN Oellars, attics, yards, drive, pavement construction and trlclty and heat 'included. Gall Private schotd In Hartford. ID -npy UP Htx»2 ___I CaU 242-2274. cash and carry lumber yard. Carey's Rsatsunnl, 48 foMt S s i l PEM/ MDU CAM START p p a n c r l Silence ways sealed, and small txnck- m aintenance. C all H artford, 875-4732. Bxperflhce helpful hot not Center St. 648-1418. WT -THBOUAM6 OUT BaOM / A WCIU advertising ing done A -i right. Call Tre- 249-2886.. Bivenlngs, 621-5774 or necessary. CaU Mr. McIntyre a m THAT BiaOKaj RAPPL£/ mano Trucking Service toll- 821-0374.' Conn. Slurry Pave- SMALL retail husineas esteb- SECRETARIEA— Gerand posl- AOOSS a person at 8494MS8. CLASSIFIED A d v e r t i s i n g d e p t , h o u r s free, 742-9487. ments Oorp. *tohed over 20 years. $8,000 MULTI-CIRCUITS ttons open In Best Hartfbrd e » > ^ 4 b ^ child ______^______cash re<]ulred. Includes stock, INotppmkinc SUtUechild firms for gals with riiorttiaiid 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL TREE SBRVICB (Boucler) — - fixtures, etc. Bhccellent oppor- WANTED part or fUlI-Ume ex 8 Cyprinoid Ash Rapidly growing firm in the suxl typing sIdUs. galariss to E R io d e la — . Trees cut. building lots clear RooftnO -xSidina 16 tunity for right person. PhU- perienced waitresses, good tlpa, 7 OmupaUon' riectronica field extends an good hours. Must be over 21. $128. N ever a toe. R ita Girt, Sooth Amcric* *M htr8atardayandBtoiidayla4i8ep.nl. Friday aluminum siding, gutters and DIRECT A preMlge buatneas. tunities in the toUowing: LADIES for light deUvery, must / ' >nm,w—It // 11 Encountered BRICK; block and stone work. trim. Roofing Installation and Operate an automobHe leasing have car and temUtar with ISPoam 12 Legal matter 28 Obi, for one 41 Against Hartford and vicinity. Phone Hdp 36 15 Hoad covering 17AiU rfe 27 Wood}! fruits 42 WingUke part PLEASE READ YOUR AD Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in rapairs. 64941496, 875-9109. c * »to In y ou r a re e that Is part SOLDERING door fireplaces, sidewalks, of a coast to coast operation. M r. Brown, 628-4478. WANTED—Experienced tractor A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 Worm 19Miscellaneous 28 Horses gait 43 Moody O j ^ e d or •‘Want Ads” a n takiai over the phone as a INSPECTION 19 Oriental coin 20 Nerve spasms 30 School event 44 Over (poet) ' chimneys. Free estimates. ROOFING and Roof Repair. Vou will act as area market traUsr driver. Apply In person, 20 Children’s 45 D evou n d food •Iiould read hU ad S e F T B S T Couglln R oofin g C o., In c., 649- ing director for a minimum of DRILLING FULL-TUtE secretary for law HUMW.JIkSON! I PIDABEARGET ) I^ IT « NWELLW^ t.-A K lt> 21 Arab man’s 31 NegsUve vote Domenlc Morrone, 849-1804. Carlson’s Express, Ino., 16 m - game 33 PrevaricaUon 47KindofbeeU8 ^ to time lor the 7707. ten (10) eutom S ^ ______-^UKETHW.' TIU . MDU TOU TEU.USWHAT 23 Factual 22 Rises 36 Mend 48 Chemical ATTICS and ceUars cleaned, outlets. Big profits. No auto Apply between 10 a.m. to 12 tlc, must have legal ex information suffix ’ SL S w •tovertlsomont and .then ROOFINa, aluminum siding, HAPPENEDEDl TO HERl J (2 words) 38 Poctscript odd Jobs, Ught trucking, mobile experience neoeseary. noon, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ask perience. Accurate typing and TOOL DESIGNERS 28 Not uttered (sb .) 49 Three-toad to ^ extmt of » “ make good” insertloa. B rn n which gutters, carpentM' work, 80 23 Morning - trees removed and lota clear All training furnMied. Blinl- for Btir. Harvey King. shorthand essential. Also some r r 29 School near moisture 39 Peer Gynt s sloths tolvorttsomesit will not be years’ experience. Oomectlaut oorreotwl 1^ **make good** InsertioiL ed. CaU 849-1794. mum cash tnvestment $6,989.- bookkeeping experience. Reply London 24 On top of mother 51 A frican ’ VaHey Oonstruotion C o., 843- 30 Habitually 40 Make silent antelope 60. For personal interview to P.O. Box 81, WlUimanUc. DETAILERS 2S R ip p ^ R. P. OONSTRUenON — Bx- 7180. F ree estim ate. MULTI-CmCinTS mum ___ _ _ write: C.A.P. Auto Plan, 2806 32 Silent 1 r 3 T 6 T r (Bookvln^ ToO Free) ca'vating, landscaping and pay- 50 HARRISON STREET CLERK — Accounting office, CHECKERS pooc . ^ a w e A 6 0 0 0 34 Oreek poruco ing c^rewUng^Qravei *^nil LET Ufl do your aluminum sld- N. Bfayfair Rd., Milwaukee, MANCHESTER, CONN. . ____ A »<» < _ IlClPRESeiOMa , , IT Bhoura daily, fringe benefits, Top rates, overtime, aU ______S‘2^ 3SLaeelile iT fi 643-2711 875-3136 and loam. Septic tank repairs, tog. Complete coverage. Also Wise.. 88226. 38 Corroded ca ll M r. B om bardier, 84941881. benefits. Long range pro i4 CaU 87B-72irW«nlng.. 8724)W2 one and two^loor garages ^ t . 37 Still IT Oayn, ITnz estimates. 647-1318 or FRANCHISED gram s. AUTO REPAIR SHOP 38 Energy (slang) n r If H r 649-7029. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 39 Exclamation Modern shop equipment Atuiual AVON ______■ Troubit R«aehiiig Our Adveiiitar? L ia H T trucking, odd joba, also CX)MPTOMETER Excellent earning opportunity. MANCHESTEJR TOOL A of surprise II 11 moving bUM amllanM. Bum- >« siding and gut- sales approodmately $128,000. No 42 Venomous Work mondngs or afternoons at DESIGN TAA NOT1AKIW EDWARDS benefits, on bus line. Bumride 5------Y export item Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. pairing roots of aU kinds, new STENOGRAPHT—^Typing. All lent benefits, free parking, U 47 ST IT C onvalescent H om e, 870 Bum - DEAN MACHINE DOWN ANSWERMB SERVICE roofs, gutter work, chimneys levels, begiimtag, intermedi subsidized cafeteria, con U STEPS, BldewnUia, stone waUs, genial co-workers and ex- sWe A’we., E ast H artford. 1 Makculine K cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ ate, advanced. Miary Jayne PRODUCTS fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ceUent working conditions. Phone M r. A ttes, 289-9671. 2 Japanese u experience. Free estimates. M itchell, 643-8296. U M 6I94IS00 87S-2SI9 AU ocn crete rep airs, both in A p p ly: 102 COLONIAL R D . verse form side and outside raUtags. Land CaU H ow ley 64S4SS61. 644- CLERK-TYPIST — Some knowl SM alm ingof snd leave your meeesge. ToaH hear from onr advertiser In scaping. Reasonably priced. 8883. edge of bookkeeping. Pleasant (Htutpapw tnttrptU* dun.) |lg time without ependlng afl evening at the telephone. Schools and Clossns 33 working conditions, exceUerit **** toimedlate openings, C all 6484)851. FIRST NATIONAL © MEN WANTED NOW opportunity. CaU Mm. Johnson, TURRET t a t h b O PE R A TO R S 278-1400 For S S » 4 Mimnory, TO TRAIN AS STORES INC. o r 64941767, otter HARDINOB CHUCRBR8 OF Drossmoking 19 6 p .m . 1988 CAMARO, 4-«peed, tach, tools, power mowers, hand CLAIMS ADJUSTERS PARK ft OAKLAND AVENUES, E R A TO R 8 Insurance Adjusters and Inves CARNIVAL HERALD guages, vinyl roof, p^trac- mowers, sharpened and re DRES8MAKINO and altera TOOL MAKERS BY DICK TURNER tigators are badly needed due EAST HARTFORD, CONN. tfon, wide track tires, 327, low paired. Pick-up service. tions, slppers replaced etc PRODUenON MILLEStS, SET ''S h a rp a li” , 688 A dam s St., to the tremendous increase of TRAIN BOX LE1TERS mUeaga $2,460, CaU after 6 CaU 640^311. claims resulting from automo- UP AND OPERATE IN8PBC- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE p.m ., 847-1140. 648-5306. bUe apcldenta, fires, burglaries, BX)R T H E TORS: EXPERIENCED WTTH For Ter Motor Lodge, Route 80, Ver A PERMANENT BOLL-TIME WAREHOUSE MEN ANV BETTEfZ- ITtXI TRICKED M E OKAY, YOU WINDSOCK Trucks— Tractors 5 tics, cellars, odd Jobs, mow TEM« u T,, ^ tim e. A pply a t K nudsen Broth- and certain phases of manage- WEOOING— AND YOU PROBABLY LAST WOMAN STICK,-' YOU PEA PATCH APPLYING TD ENTER paper books on request. FuUy WOULD LIKE A BIG AFFAIR! . INTO SI6NIN6 THE PAPER WITCH! THE HIOH WOULD like ride to Tra-velers la\ma. R easonable. C all 643- COLLEGE STUDENTS 1 C onstitution P la za D aley, IlOO Burnside A v e., ment ExceUent opportunity V ■ - CHICK CALLED AN 6REA5E GERTIE oTHE I969 POWDER WHEN I WAS DIZZY CITY HERALD WILL vicinity from Brandford Street, 1968 BUICK, pick-up truck. Ex- 6000. insured. BYee estimates. Coll 527-6131 fo r advancem en t Dor th e right 'A V IA T R IX ' W ORKED IN ______East Hartford. FROM EATIN6 A DOUBLE SPONSOR YOU IN (Mancheater for 6:80 a.m. Call ceUent condition, good for all 049-9658, If no answ er, 643-6362. National concern has open man. Good atarting oalary and Yi) ■■ J 'r THE RACE.' 742-8976. kinds o f Jobs. 847-1691, a fter L E T M E help clea n around ings for pleasant telephone FRTC-TYPTiST d e n t a l assistant, experienced oohiinlseloo. Company vehicle ) > BITS/-’*" 5:30, 289-8872.. your home or lot. I have chain PAINTING—Interior and exteri- sales worX downtown Man J. 1 X. iij 1 preferred but will train. Typ- provided. Many emi^oye or. For free estimates caU 649- chester, fuU or part-time, / :Saw, pick-up truck and can do tag and office procedure nec- bMieflto. Aorty: Staser Ckxn- THAT 0456. morning or evening hours Interesting - position in CRASH Autom obkus For Sale 4 1962 p a n e l van Volkswagen, many repair Jobs you Just essary. Write Box "AA", Man- pony, 858 Mate S t, Manofaes- needs som e engine w ork. $176. can't seem to get done. Call available, air-conditioned smaU department for quali ? office, convenient perking, chester Herald. ^er, Mr. Moore. NEED CART Credit very bad? C all 649-6225. 643-7696, anytim e. fied typist. Must be mgh Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- WILL paint houses, very rea attractive salary. Phone sdiool graduate and have COUNTBJr Clerk — FuU-time. JUNIOR aoooiantant — Many •rt Douglas accepts lowest sonable. C all 640-1142. 646-0726 for appointment. good figure aptitude. Good Apply Oerrt’s Dry Cleaning poeltfons available for degree down, smallest payments, any Auto Accussorlot— WALLPAPBRINa. N eat and ACCOUNTS receivable clerk — wages, pleasant ’working Center, 417 Mate Street, Man- or accounting artxml grad where. Not smaU loan finance B u ild in g — v e ry reason able. C all 289-7314 Girl to work in accounts re conditions, exceUent com- dierter. Interviews between 6 uates. Some experience help- oony>any plan. Douglas Mo T I r a s 6 Contracting 1 4 ceivable department of local MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY after 6 p.m. pemy benefit program, free and 8 p.m . fid. Starting salary to $8,000. tors, 846 Mata. manufacturi^ company. Light NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON- Fee paid by cUent company. bookkeeping and some typing parking and subsidized WOMAN— Part-time reoepUon- t h e r e G O K MR. ABERNATHY IN CHARGE OF OUR 1966 PLYM OUTH Belvedere HURST — 4-speed with reverse RemodeUng, repairing, addi Richard P. Rita Personnel m s ^ L ft M PAINT contractors. Free cafeteria. Apply , 1st, Ught office work and tele- ... ONE OF OUR 9TAUNCHEST, «IN8l.e FBMALB convertible, V-8, autom atic, lock out $65. CaU 649-0668. tions, rec rooms, garages, required. Apply Iona Mfg. Oo., Services, 800 SUver Lane, Btest " m s estim ates, phone 649-7149.'"’ pltone worit. No experience AAOSTUIYAL FOLLOW ERS^ N H O H M R S j power steering, power brakes, porches and roofing. No Job Regent St., Manchester. H artford, 628-9416. FIRST NATIONAL neceeaary. OaU 875-6141, 9 a.m . WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU radio, hMter. $760. Call after too sm all. OaU 642-S144. EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, STORES, Inc. to 6 p.m . JANITORS — Part-time, eve 2 p .m ., 644-0456. T r o llu r * — exterior and interior , Paper ^ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- TREASURE CTTY nings. CaU 61ft4463, 8 to 6 p.m. SCHOOL?/ A !2 B '>CO DiOK hanging. CeUtags. etc. Insured. Park and Oakland Aves., DIVBStSlB'lED Keypunch - I DID, ONfnL. 1966 MONZA Sport Coupe, atfto- • , Mobllu H om w -6-A ' rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Blast H ar^rd only. J\EBEEN 649-1008. operator, East Hartford area. eUBB'MOOFEBL. rSWCTBD matic, low mileage, exceUent tiled, kitriiens remodeled, ce OITT1NG HECZE 19)4’ NOMAD travel self-contain CLERK - TYPIST — Prirate Time wlU be 60 per cent key- ALLPUGHT? THINkTINO condition . CoU 648-8744. ment work, cellar floors, pa MEN’S DEPARTMTNT ELECTRICIAN — FuU-time, T H IN W N G ed, sleeps 6. A-1 condition. NAME YOUR own price. Paint sch ool ta H artford. CaU 242- pimch and OD per cent general ABoarecHooL. tios,. roofing. CaU Leon Cies- steady employment, insurance ABOCjrecHcxx.. Phone 1-684-7118. ing, paper hanging, paper re 2274. office duties. Salary $85. Never M ORRIS M inor, 1967, 2-door synskl, Builder'. 649-4291. Girl wanted in Men's De benefits, paid holidays and ’va moval, ceUtags. Guaranteed a fee. Rita Girl, 800 SUver aedan, yeUow, good running workmanship. Prompt service, partment at Treeisure City, TELEPHONE solicitor tor cation. CaU between 8 a.m. end iS S ^ condition, econ om ica l. $100. Lane, Bkist H artford. 628-9416. HERME’S Remodeling Serrices sa tisfaction guaranteed. 647- Manchester area. Work from 6 p .m ., 644-2421. 646-0044. —Kitchens, additions, play 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday 2 Motorcyclu*— 0664. home. Aggressive i>er8onallty, rooms. Recently featured two Bicyelus 11 through Griday. Good sal- ^ experienced preferred. CaU k i \ - A 1064 M O ’•WHITB,, purchased top national magazines tot A pril 16, 1969, Owner tran sfer ary. See Mr. Duprey. 644-2720. 1967 TRIU M PH , 600 c c , e x ce l planning, designing, construc PAINTING — Interior, exterior. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER red to G erm any. C all 649-7979. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY lent running condition, plenty tion. Professloned services for BYee estimates. CaU 64S:7STO. RELIABLE teen-age girl to MRS. BOTTS..VVILL 'TOU N O W W H E R E ''' OH, YES!! IN MV CH EVRO LET, 1961 Im pala, 2- of chrome, custom paint Job, less. BYee estimates, no obliga baby-sit part-time now; fuU- WE WILL TRAIN YOU SK3M. A PETITIONI TO INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- J S M V P E N F ^ a l l i g a t o r p u r s e !/ door,. 6-cyltader, standard $800. 643-0768, a fter 6. tion. 282-6600. COUNTER girl tor full-time. time summers. CaU 643-9706. SAV^ THE ALLIGATORS oial rates for people over 86. C orner Soda Shop, 649-8009. 'ZZ i J shift. G ood condition . 168 Lake- Opening for MEN and WOMEN m i our 2nd snd s -a 4 DORMERS, add a level, room Call my. competitors, . then caU ____ SECRETARIES Typists e 1MI l, NU, be. TN ■.» Ui ht ( wood Circle, South. 3i^ shift Many fringe benefits including profit SUZUKI 260, Scram bler, 648- additions, garages, roofing, m e. ElsUmates g iven . 849-786S. REX3BIPTIONIST—W h y hide ,ln needed to r w ork in y ou r area sharing. 1968 FO R D station w agon, com 0876. siding, pordJea. Complete ___ , , the rear of an offloe? Our of- and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER home rei^eltag. Ftaaiiclng PAINTINO-Qual ty work, low- floe needs friendly and attrac- time on 9-8 p.m. ExceUent pay, pany car, aiftomatio, exceUent APPLY IN PERSON AT avoUable. CaU Royal Custom «st prices, flffi Interior or _m - 6 condition, power steering, $1,- tlvo mannered girl to become no fee. Staff BuUders, 11 Asy- I DID MV BEST TO FIND JUDl YOU 8NEAKII 1 TRIED TO 5P A R t^ .r a o o SUZUKI Sport 80, $110 o r best terlor trim. CaU anytime,.668- NOW I'L L TAKE A BUG HOME,/ YOU l o s in g m o r s TiMet BUT^ BuUders, 546-S4S4. part of the RHa famUy. Typing ium, Hartford, 278-7610. NOTHING op 800. 648-8446. offer. CaU 640-0052 after 5 p.m. 7267 [-^G O O D LUCK, IF you INSIST, HELP MB FIND THE KIND! H6 and itione personaUty a nec-,------^------THE AUHM SPINMNS MIUS MAP. -^PRU irrS HOUSEBOAT! t o t t t m p h essity. Oome-ta and discuss SEORBTAiRY to work with top V bU A ,VTW PICK UPA rATNOrSURB 1967 PLYM OUTH w agon, 9-pas- - TR-8 650 oc FORMERS, garages, porches. TALOOnVnXE, OQMNEOnOUT senger, V-8,trji automatic, radio.radio, 1907 TRIUMPH TR 6, 830 OC, rec rooms.rooms, room additions.additions, this position with us In our ’»*ch, executive ta corporate ^UHAVEJUIV excellent condition. OaU 843- MTERSSrSAT power steering, air-condition kitchens, edd-a-levrts, roofing, research and development 8823 a fte r 5:80. Floor Rntehlng 24 new offtce. Salary open. No ing, traU er httch, 648-2880. aidtag, general repairs. Quality fee. Rita Olri, 800 Silver Lone, work. Bbeecutive on the rood BLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- BICYCLES—new and used. Re workmanship. Financing avail Blast H artford, 628-9116. half the time, therefore, must 1968 PLYM OUTH F u ry H , 4- tag (speciallstag ta oldar ______pairs on aU makes. Open daUy able. Eiconomy BuUders,. Ino., be tatolltgent and matuted. 5-lfc door sedan, V-8, radio, power 9-8:80. Manriiester Cycle Shop,^ _____643-6169,______872-0647 evenings. floors). Inside patettag. Paper WOMAN to work morniigs Salary open depending upon steering, automatic, extra hangtag. No Job too smaU. from lb-2, evenings 6:30-8:80, MALE HELP WANTED 182 W ert M ldihe T pk e..- r o b BINS Carpentry ro- years of experience and matur whoebi, 848-2880. John V erfaU le. 849-6760. pleasant working conditions, ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS ______W9-2098. mo(l6ll]iff MMolAllit* Addltlont, ity. Call Administration Offtce, salary plus bonus. CaU for In Nelson BYetghtways, Inc. 47 1988 PONTIAC Convertible. Ma- „oNDA Suoer Hawk blue «« porehtei^ PERMANENT AND SUMMER JOBS f’FREEDOM /WIPrirrHe«TER' rm . PGA T0ST AGAINST ALU .CANrGBTT&SLeeP,.. toon with white top, large en- ^966 H ^ A l^ w k ^ ^ cabinets, ^formica, buUt - Ins. terview 627-7236, M r. Finn. E a st S t., R ockviU e, 875-3388. HAH? WELLPROveWERE 7)ie*F»!0aYW'A1AlARlO' MRS. PUT-WHATg POTHERiNiS Bonds— Stocks— NOW AVAILABLE AT OUR NEW PLANT F f gtae, standard shift, tachome- excellent bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446. F R ^ ... IN OUR OWN MALONe\MtME05fVOOH6IH M E ? 7)05REeCH I HAVE ter, bucket seats, radio, heater, pipes and bars. Call after 6, Mortgagus 27 OUAINr 1 . 0 0 0 WAV.' HGR P0PtCADON SP00CH ! t7MAKEl£MK3RROW„ tape player. EbcceUent oondl* 648-0374. HALLMARK BuUdtag Oom- • Good Starting Wages THE UNieESr ON CAM PUSH Uon. $696. CaU 648-2672. pany—for home Improvement, SEICOND MORTGAGE — Un- STENOGRAPHER • Paid Holidays OR,., MI06IH& . _ additions, rec rooms, garages, limited funds avsdlable (or sec HlCKORV$7i?NE? Aittractlve poeltion open for a penon ’who can type and LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 196$ FAtCON, automatic shift, roofing,' gutters. ’’ BYee esti ond mortgages, payments to • Groap Insuianoe Benefits Busilwss SUrvicM take shorthand in an alr-oondtUoned office with music. seat belts, r^io, 2-door. Rea m ates, aU w ork guaranteed. suit your buSigst. Bbcpsdlent Pius Other Fringe Benefits oLP sonable.* Call 848-6288. ______Offurtd 13 C all 046-3637. servloe. J. D. Realty, 8484029. ExceUent fringe benefits. Very ocngenlOl atm oqte^- Apply A t 1908 PONTIAC liMaas. 4 - CARPENTRY - oonorato rtopa. MORTGAGEUS, foans, first, sec- A growing end progreoslva company. c speed, must oeU. $2,160 or best floors, hatchways, ramodeUng. cod, ihird, all ktads, realty, HH o ffe r CaU 648-6866 anytim e. Insured. BYeis estim ates. CaU porches, garages, closets, ooU- rtaiswlde. Credit fating un- Apply: Mrs. B. B. Lottus - 622-8429. CAVROK CORP tags, attics flniahsd. roc neoeseary, reasonable. Confi 1801 F O R D O alaxle, exception - _ dential, quick amngementa. INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD al very clean, radio, O. W. POLLARD Tree Service, rooms formica, ceromle. Oth A lvin L im dy A g en cy , 627-7871, COLONIAL BOARD CO. VERNON, OONNBCmCUT heater, automatic transmla- cutting, pruning, trimming, er related work. No Job too smaU. Don Moran. BuUder. 983 Mate Strert, Hartford. Eve- S/X6 5r_xS?-r"'*» oion one-famUy car. Must bh Lota cleared. Reasonable. BYee <16 PARKBIR 8T.—MANCHESTEai, CONN. US’, 74^9676. ertlmates. tosurod. 38^8780. Ehrenliigs 649-6880. n h ^ 2334879. . At ^• % V- jtt- ' ft. •«., V. »4, ^
I rr/ r-m oHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MAY 26, 1969 MANCHESTEa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESlia. CONN, MONDAY,, MAY 26, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-NDiE m ._ T - O ------o 14 34 < Hd^.Wowf d R o o o m W i t h o o t Board 5 9 Aportmontb floti Aportnonti 43-A Land For Sola 71 THERB OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN «ad WHIPPLB LatsForSedn 73 Out at Town WANTED—43oQece student me- Mol* or Fomdo 37 THE THOMPSON BouM — Oot- Tonotnonts 43 tM f chknl rally inclined to work HEBRON -4touto 85, appttnc- M ANC^UDSTER and vidnlty — For Sola 75 REAL, estate salesman, estab tage St. centraUy kicated, large WE HAVE tenants waiting for 2H ROOMS and bathroom, cen- M wAUhMnoFi^eT:Lom .iu.. r n t m i t BERRrS WORLR iraatoly 60 aorea with frontage B u t A ONC-LIN^ SLAM BUDCD ATTNE For the beat in real eataU to irttnrnTtn Mid te Andover Gravel ptt for sum lished agency, 17 years, car pleasantly furnished rooms, your apartment or house. CaU traUy located, reasonable. Be- CLASSIFIED AttnoUva nmrer, on 88. Pond on property. Own HQWI(UM^^GCT¥0URHAMEC»1A BOnOM OF THE OBIT FACE «• AND THE aU price ranges caU Mlttan _ iMlpAil but mer. lSS-0811 after • p.m. peted office. Can Mr. Hutchins, parking. CaU 849-2358 for over Raul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- tween 4-6 p.m., 649-8404. w«U built five-room year , Oood 1— *tng er win finance. T.J. Crochett, MILARKXJ4 ‘'LAW* (SAG - ANDNOBIDO/ Reailty, ttealtora, 64$-69$Q. MOASM. 180 Center S t night and peRnanent goaat 4585. " ...... — ' WHOLE TONHIS ON TNE NORNf ’round Capa. Ashford Lake mtme Bamnc Ku- CXXIKS — Fun or part-time, Realtor, 648-lSn. ONES IT A RUMBLE- ratea. -- WOODED buUdlng lot, north prlvUagM. Asking $16,0(». Klaa O k , ^ K n. nights, including weekends. NEW ONE and two-bedroom de advertising Apply in person, Howard John ___ - - - - ^------Businou LoeotlaM MANCHESTER -niEFNONE AGAiNf east corner of Olcott Street Realty, 42»-37$4, 42»-103$. Situations W ontod t luxe garden type apartments CLASaiFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS IMA0|>«.'MVNAME TM REALLV6URfRl$ED TMATsHtflSW sons Restaurant, 8M Tolland Aportmonts flots F or R an t M ^ ^ 1 Drivel After 5 p.m. a SHFORD - Oom to U On or available now. CaU Paul VALUABLE LOCATION IN PR»ir~1i0R1llE OUR FRIENDS HA/ENT CALLTONIGNTf Tpke., Mancheeter. Fomcdo 38 W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4585. 8 AJM. to 4:80 PAL W N aE WORLD TO ITRST— Tonomonts 43 FOR RENT 01 aala-m Vmin FHOMEOUSABOUnTf ^ ______Parkway. Cute, roomy, sM t. 8.85 o c m of land veiy ckwe PRODUCTION lathe hands, fuU MOTHER of toddler would like THREil -ROOM apartment, 67 Btreat BuU1Q0 monthly. CaU or to Post Offleo ExoaUant loea- Metranlcs Inc., 640 HUUard St. own homn. CaU 043-2392. Chester Community College excellent locatlno. 522’ frorttaga and privacy. Cktod buy at $1$,- THIRD— pets, dishwasher, appliances, come after 6 p.m., 649-4418. tion for any usa. 646-S4SB from 4:8# PJI. d a y RBFORB PUBUOATIOM wlU have Its new home. TMa on two roada. Artting $4,866. 966. Ktas Realty, 429-2T84, 429- WOMAN will care for cMM age alr-conditloning. Starting at 9 to 5 p.m. MANCHESTER — Fou? rooma, ia for the buyar with an eye Open to offers. Kiss Realty, 162$. SHIFTS— CONSTRUCTION two or older In my licensed $156 per month. Call Paul W. . D®*4Uin»lor8atiimmy andMond»yto4:$Sp.m.Prldv second floor, heat, and elec MANCHESTER —Three new to the future. $23,666 is the 429-2734, 429-1628. home. CaU 64S-01M. Dougan Realtor, 649-4586.' WILUNGTON — dose to LABORER tricity Included. $160 monthly. storea for lease. 600x100 square YOUB OOOPKRA'nON TVIIXmAI M price. Fieoae call 649-5306. MULTI-CIRCUITS— UCoim and Parkway. Nothing DELUXE three room apartment Lease, aecurlty deposit, avaU- feet. Busy location. Raaaanable. b e appreciated d i a l 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 I lacking, nothing amiss. New Full - time, year ’round situations able JtUy 1st. Hayes Agency, Hayaa Agency, 646-0181. R o s oart r t PProportyi centrally located on bus line. B & W er oversised custom bufit IU|ridly gRMrtnc Him ia the work. 646-0181. For Sola 74 Molo 39 Offers private entrance, park MAIN ST. corner ofUoe, 8 rooma b a r r o w s and WALLACE Oo. Ranch. Three targa bedrooms, •leebeuloe flald extends en ing, storage, enclosed back 875-1103 TWO-ROOM apartment, combi and lavatory. House & Hale Conrinuod From Pracoding Pag* Mancbeatier Parkade, Manch. WATERFRONT lot, Bolton (fining room, Uvtag room with yard with fireplace, laundry iBTltatiaa to visit our plant nation' kitchenette and U'ving Bldg. Call 643-4846 after 9 p.m. 64SSS0S Lake. This lot is d ^ and well fireplace, buUt-in Mtehen, den, LAWN mowing done. CaU 648- faciUtles. Large sunny rooms, and discusB training oppor- PAINTERS — Full or part- room and one bedroom furn cleared In good acceptable laundry room, eneloaed porch, 6687. huge closets, ceramic tile bath FIVE—room suite of trout Main Businou Locations Rosort Proporty twiMtos in the fWIowlnf time, experienced only need ished. Ideal for student, $20 area. C. J. Morrison Realtor heated basement with rac room with electric heat, stove, re St. offlcea, 100 percent loea- For Rant 64 H oksos For Seda 72 apply. Call 844-0642.' weeldy. 649-9660. For Rant 67 648-1015. and workshop. Attached two- arses; YARD WORK wanted. Satisfac- frigerator, disposal furnished. tion near banks, alivcondltloh- tion guaranteed. David Ed PRIME office for leaae. Bxcep- TIRBD OF beach tmenct nw IMMEDIATE occupancy —One — car garage. Manicured acre of WINDOW cleaners — exper $160 monthly. June 1st occu THREE ROOM second floor ed, automatic fire eprtoUer. wards, 318 West Middle Tpke., tlonal lotion, Medical Phar- ____ LakePocotopaug. Pocotopaug. Cottage Cottage reh- ren- “ cieanoai cleaneat nanenea Ranchea we’ve lot and trees. An outstanding INSPECTION ienced, steady work, gxx>d pay. pancy. Call 649-9258. apartment, heat, hot water, Apply Marlow’s, 867 MUU 8St Out of Town 648-6151. macy Bldg., Haynea and Main tala. Indoor flrelplacea.^tliur 5 ^ " ■ **"' ReewOy r«lono, home for the discriminate buy- Must be raUable. Call M9-5S34. range, on bua line, $125, adults. FABRICATION APARTMENT — 4 large rooms, 218 HARTFORD RD., flrat floor Bt. Paneled, air-conditioned, awlmmlng. flalL g. 81e!^ M to waU in aeveral For Sola 75 'cr. Asking $32,906. Kiss Rsalty, TWO HIGH school seniors will beautiful grounds, heat a n d Call 649-6985 after 8. C^I evenlnga, 649-6820, 648- rooma I Lovely treed yard, con ----- 429-2784, 429-1028. office and large storage room. poraona. Call 64M615. ------South Windsor MACHINISTS do yard work, painting and odd hot water included. $150. i>er 6814, 348-1038. venient location. Ihree nice ROUTING WE OFTER this deluxe 4-room Frechette Realty, 647-990$. BOLTON — $15,900 nicely lo- Jobs. Call 649-3196, 643-5808. mcmth, references required. COLUMBIA Lake — SmaU bedrooms, garage, enclosed LATHE & BRIDGEPORT apartment on Center St. in 268 MAIN Street, otfieea f o r CAUFORNIAN RANCH cated 4% room Ranch. Alumi PLATING Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Manchester, brand new with SMALL STORE near 100 por waterfront cottages, some time rear- porch. Belfiore Agency, OPERATORS rent, $40. monthly. Aak t o r LoveLy 6-room aU brick num combinations, large treed 646-4200. fully equipped kitchen, air-con- cent Main Street location. Ap still available during June, 647-1413. BRIDGEPORT Aircraft quality, experi Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. Randriecated on Foster St. lot. Tool sbed, lake privileges. ditlontng, electric heat. No ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. July, August. 649-0496, 643- Housos For Scrio 72 Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 mental background requir POUR ROOM apartment, 3rd 2693. BIG-BIO! 8-room Colonial in ap- Kitchen with buUt-ta range Bel Air Real Estate, 'Vincent GROOMING aU breeds! HaT © l»44 NIA lease, security deposit re 460 MAIN BT. — Store or office. and oven, formal dining 2 Apply 10 a.m.-12 noon, 2-0 p.m. ed, capable of own set-up floor, stove, refrigerator, no . ______pie pie order. Two lavatories,____ _ :------A. Bogglnl, Realtor, 643-0883. 2 mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron and mlrJmum supervision, pets, no chUdren. Available quired. Available June 1st. Call $186, Includes heat, 646-3426, OIANT’8 NECTC HAirhia Frfirn. AiU bath, 3-car oversized ga- TWO-FAMILY flats —r 5 and 5 .MANCHESTER —Seven-room room. Huge paneled Uvtag Rd., Boltor.. 648-5427. Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, BOLTON, 6-room Ranch, 3 full benefits. Apply June 1. CaU after 4 p.m. 649- LEGAL «• ^L!^^rfoSaS? 3 rage, iriat ^ b e Z o m e , plS. ®" COUNTRY CLUB AREA Cape. Fireplace, 1% baths, room with targe fireplace, Ask for Mr. Harvey Kin^ "I'm a truck hijacker------take me to Cuba!" 648-1121. ------ideal in-laW situation or five floor, two-car garage, buUt-4n desk and bookcases. . baths, many extras, quiet loca ITIREE kittens free to good 2662. baths, large sundeck, modem garage, wooded lot. Near ROLO MACHINE CO., Inc. legitimate bedrooms. Country ^^rge tree shaded lot. Excel- Three good sized bedrooms tion. Immediate occupancy. 00 Barrison St., Manchester. home. One black, two tigers. LARGE 4-room apartment, first NOTICE and Clean. Sleeps 7, $100 week One of Manchester’s most schools, bus and shopping. 55 Earn St.—Manchester LoblON O tor an apartment? Homos For Rant 65 sized kitchen, front to back loiy 669 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, 876- 4% ROOM house, centrally lo and Month of September. TWELVE room estate In Man be supplied to the pubUc school 6 adults. Security deposit. No NEW 2-bednoom duplex, half of —GROUP DWELLINa SPE moving to the mid-west and room and 4 twin-sized bed house, charge of r ii l { ^ g able, possess integrity and HOMELY, lovable dog free, ex- 7919. cated, security deposit, adults, Pheme 648-4982 after 6 p.m. chester, including in-law suite. CAPE — Modern'idtehen, Uv- 646-8339 ______cafeterias for the______1969-1970 present good appearance. Ex pets. Parking. Newly renovat two-family. A'vallable soon. CIAL PERMIT—FERGUSON Professionally appraised dead must seU. Has two full rooms, one ■wdth bath and and reoetvlng. Must have ceUent with children, one year. UPRIGHT piano, good con $150 monUily. Write Box ” KK” , ^ room with r^ ^ hearth novENTRY school year. IWd opening: June cellent earnings assured from Call 643-0888. ed. $125. 16H B. School Street, Wall to wall carpets, 1% baths, ROAD AND MIDDLE TURN- end street. Professional and baiths, two-car basement sundeck, are among the fireplace formal dta^ room, NTOTH O^NTOT - Kro j.,,, „ d ST. fipecl- ahiUty to direct warehouse dition. 742-6266. f Manchester Herald. outstanding features. Beau continuous advertising pro across from East Side Rec. appSiences, nice area." CaU X_.ui EAST Wanted To Rant 68 executive area. Belfiore Agen three bedrooms, walk-out ^ rwm Rawh g a ^ , flr^ ficatlons and bid fotms may be crew. Bxodlent salary and Household Goods 51 l4uU W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- To develop group dwellings garage, nicely landscaped tifully aqypotated inside end gram. Globe Home Improve POODLES — Black miniature, FENDER Bass man amplifier. MANCHESTER — Six room cy, 647-1418. ment, breezoway, attached ga- pMoe, 1% baths, buUt-lns, fuU gecuAd at the Business Office, fringe benefits. East Hart WE HAVE customers waiting 4635. on two sites on Ferguson WANTED 4 room apartment for lot. Beautiful (»ndition out AU dene in the epitome ment Cities, Route 44-A, Bolton females, AKC, 9 weeks old. Ranch, three bedrooms, large rage. Beautifully treed acre basement. $21,900. Owner 742 1146 Main Street, Manchester, ford location. Applicant Vox Mark IV bass guitar with for the rental of your apart Road, the eiasterly site hav worklng mother and child age SEVEN room Cape with two- throughout. Excellent financ of good taste. Priced in the Notch. 643-2771. CaU 1-429-2367. FOUR wooden kitchen chairs, living room with waU to wall micUlfties. For appointment lo t $26,900. Philbrick Agency, 9782. Connecticut. must be bondable. ^ r in case, both two«months old. ment or home. J.D. Real Es 4% ROOM duplex, adults only, ing frontage on Mld(Ue 6. Clall 649-3805. tuU baths, waU to wall carpet 2 small tables, metal bed, carpeting, fireplace, good s i z e d ______ing available. Sensibly , to 'Inspect, pleom caU Realtors, 646-4200. The right is reserved to re- terview caU 280-96H, Mr. BEAUTIFUL black Angora kit Black Jack bass guitar with tate Associates, Inc., 648-5129. no pets, $125 monthly. Sectulty Turnpike East, as shown on ing, built-in stove. Mr. Zinsser, ______SOXJTH WINDSOR — _____ spring and mattress, 9.xl2 Ax- kitchen and dining room, at WANTED — Five-room, two priced at ' $29,500. T. J. o n or Mr. Gordon. INSPECTOR tens, 7 weeks old, trained, $10, case, sold separatSy. <',43-5920. deposit. A'vallable June 1st. Ap a plan entitled “ Property Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. LARGE Colonial —7 rooms, 4 Colonial, modern kitchen with' J*®* “"Y mlnster rug. 742-6265. Douglas E. Pierce, 646-4564. LOOKING for anything In real ply: 186 Center Street. mapped for Herman Yules tached garage. Nice yard, good bedroom house, three adults, Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. Ba r k e r r e a l e s t a t e bedrooms, 1% baths, large buUt-4ns, formal dining room. Aircraft quality, experi estate rentals — apartments, location. $275 Monthly. No one child. Manchester ■vicinity. $17,300 VERY clean aluminum Business Manager M id^e Turnpike East, Ar- 649-4703 kitchen, front to back living large Uvtag room with fire- mental background requir “GINGER" needs a loving SlOVE and refrigerator, good homes, multiple dwellings, no nott and Ferguson Roads pets. Lease required with ctaU 646-3640. elded e-room home centrally ACRES, beautiful land, very room, buUt-in oven and range, place, breezeway, 3-car garage, Wemfed— ^To Buy SB security payment. CaU Mr. ------■■ ------located. A scarce price range, attractive modernized farm eiE A D T part-time work, 6 p.m. ed, capable of own set-up home. ’’Ginger’’ Is a 2 months condition, $36 each. 649-5109. fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate Furnished Manchester! Conn. Scale 1 dishwasher and dtspoeal, ex enclosed patio, large finished to 10 p.m., call 649-6334. and minimum supervision, old puppy, InteUlgent, gentle WANTED — Antique furniture Associates, Inc., 643-6129. inch equals 40 feet Oct. 2, Murdock 648-2692, 643-6472. WANTED — Flve-Sbc room du- q iji Belfiore Agency, 647- house, beamed ceUtags, fire- ROLLING PARK — Six-room tremely large and hea'vUy fomUy room,' $M,500. Philbrick plex, three bedrooms neces- NOTICE and loves children. We love her G.E. REFRIGERATOR, $60. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Apartments 63-A 1968—Griswold Engineering, 1418. place, exceUent barn, other cape. 1% baths, flrepiaoed treed lot Won’t last! $26,500. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. f ’iU benefits. Apply SMALL apartment in older BAST HARTFORD — 5% room sary. One dhUd. ReEusonable DISHWASHERS — Dajrs or but can’t keep her. Will give Formica din'btte set, 7 pieces, other antique items. Any Inc. Revised April 16, 1969” buildings. Hutchins Agency Uvtag room, aluminum siding. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, TOWN OF COVENTRY house, second floor, stove, ONE BEDR(X)M deluxe nicely house. Convenient, bus, large rent texcellent references, 647- NEW LISTINQ —Two years Realtors, 649-5824. LAKEFRONT retreat -Five- nlgtita, fuU or part-time. Ap ROLO MACHINE CO., Inc. her to a good home. 046-4364. quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- Dated this May 26, 1969. garage, attached enclosed pat ZONING BOARD $25. Call after 5 p.m., 643-9693. heated by gas. References ex furnished apartment.$175. Call yard, $185 monthly. Good sgse. young two-famlly on Cam- 649-2818. ply in pereim. Howard J o h n- 4564. Planning & io. Owner, 649-6155 after 5. room expandable Cape with 8709. 165 Oakland Street. changed. Write Box ”CC”, J.D. Real Estate, 643-8779. neighborhood, adtUta. 528-2616. bridge Street! Both Utah- MANCHESTER OF A P P E A L S son Restaurant, 894 Tolland 65 Elm St.—^Manchester ZENITH 21” Maple console cost Zoning Commission MANCHESTER — Slx-toom 150* lakefront. Huge flreplaced Manchester Herald. WANTED —Flour or five rooms, ens automatic! Aluminum There wUl be a PubUc Hear- T)»ke., Manchester. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, NEW LISTING — GORGEOUS Country Colonial on a treed % Uvtag room, 2 bedroomiL den, . , $300 sacrifice $90 including two SMALL furnished house, Coven M.. Adler Dobkin, EAST HARTFORD—Adult cou first floor, unheated. $85-$100 J*“ * 2nd at 7:00 p.m, in EXPERIENCED painters —T o p ______Articles For Solo 45 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, storms, screens. Wall to waU Nothing to do to this spot Ranch completely — yes, com- acre. Three bedrooms, 1% kitchen with buUt-ins, 2-yeara -i*...mi. ——,, antenna’s. Excellent condition. FDUR - ROOM, one-bedroom try. Ctomplietely paneled, neat, Chairman ple, four rooms, heat and hot MAN FOR tire ecrvlce, good glassware. We buy estates. VU- monthly. Three adults. 649- on (fWner’s side. Close to every less 6-roora home but place plotely furnished. A ” move-ta” baths, full 'walk-out basement, old. Wolverton Agency, Real- ?* pay scale, benefits. Call Mr. cA M E L TENT, 7x17’ , cabin 649-2618. apartment with appliances. convenient shopping. Ideal for Clarence W. Welti, water, near bus line and stores. tori- 6 « ^ 1 3 aider the foUowtag appeals. pay, 45-55 hours per week, all iage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 6997. thing. Mr. Oinnlngham, Bel your furniture'. SIX rooms ' altuaJtion. FHirnlture Is tasteful garage. Wolverton Agency, Lewis at 649-9658 after 6 p.m. style, used once, $80, original Central, tiled bath and cablnet- couple or single. 246-0975. Secretary ^ CaU 528-0696,. between 4 and 9 1. Carriage Realty, Quarry benrtits. Must be steady work- GENERAL Electric refrigera Lake St.. Bolton. 649-3247. fiore Agency, 647-1418. plus attraoUve screened and quality, includes color ’i’V Realtor, 649-2813. ed kitchen, $140. monthly with p.m „ oply. I>orch, aluminum siding, Drive, Vernon. Land In queih \». Experience helpful. Apply JANITOR — 7:30 - 11 mornings. 5°®*^ tor; Westlnghouse electric heat. Norman Hohenthal, 646- Business Prapaity set and air-condilUoner, too Apply at Caldor, Mr. Walter Ooleman WANTED — ANTIQUES, used NEW LISTING^------Six-yes, six ode-car garage, large level SPRINQ ST. location, gorgeous tion, southerly side of Route ■ ola Manchester Tire, Ino., stove; kitchen table with four 1166. many other Items to mention. raeln or caU 646-4220. two-burners. $8. CWl furniture, partial or complete For Sale 70 bedrooms. Ideal for large fam lot Rural atmosphere. 8-room L-shaped Ranch plus 44A. Laiul now owned by Broad St., Mancheeter. chaira. All excellent condition. Ranch has 2-oar garage, lovely ______649-8480. estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 ily! Coimtry sized kitchen. enclosed porch, 2 fireplaces, 2- NOTICE Ernest Trueman. Appealing CaU 643-7942 between 8-9 a,m. ATTRACTIVE four-room apart Out of Town 391 CENTER Street, an eight formal dining room. Public or ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor landscaped lot 100x260, base- from the determination of the BURNXai service man, for p.m. ■ • ■ B ^ . ^ Waa W a a a a $ • B - - ■ J . B L ______car garage, btilU-tas, 1% baths, . SLtyr race track, transform- ment. Adults, references, $136 boord heat, aluminum atonms PUBLIC HEARING aployment with an establish- For Rant 6 6 room home with 2-car garage parochial school. In the heart 649-4543 5% per cent assiunable mort Zoning Agent Dated May 12th er, $25; go-kart with extra CLEAN, USED refrigeraton, ...... - • , , ~ • monthly. 649-6324. located In businees H zone, ^f Manchester. Walk to all fa- and screens. Real <»untry sized TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ed\ local oU company. For fim- Soiesmen Wontod 36-A gage. BeautifuUy maintained denying permit for gas sta- engine, $100; Craftsman ranges, automatic washers TWO ROOMS, vicinity South Dwelllng could be easUy con- clllUes. Neat and clean. Bel- CAPE — Six rooms, modern kitchen. You must see this one! CONNECTICUT information and interview grounds. Wolverton Agency, tion. This ia a C-2 area which MULTI-CIRCUITS with guarantees. See them at Rooms Without Board 59 s m a l l q ^ buiwings Windsor. Call 644-0508 after 6 verted for professional or com- fiore Agency, 647-1418. kitchen, formal dintag room, South Windsor — Manchester PROPOSED REVISION TO under 10.8 zoning ordlnancea reply to Box EE, Man- Router, like new. $20. 643-2681. ______^______area, one-bedroom apartment. Realtors, 649-2818. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 p.m. mercial occupancy. Robert J . ------fireplace In U'ving room, three line. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. TOWN OF MANCHESTER requires a minimum frontage cbel^er Herald. Rapidly growing firm In the ONE ROOM for gentleman, prl- AppUanoes, heat Included. $146 PENSION ORDINANCE . Main St. CaU 643-2171. SmtUi. Inc., 963 Main Street, NEW LISTINQ — Gorgeous. Im- bedrooms, breezeway, at- MANCHESTER ------2-famUy, 6 of 500 feet. A minimum depth ^ ‘ - ______electronics field extends an vate entry, 14% Hackmatack p«r month. CaU Paul W. In accordance with provisions _ CARBSNTERS — Applications BRAIDED RUG-9xl2, .brown, 649-5241. maculate Colonial with nicely tached garage, walk-out base- RAISED RANCH — Modern and a furnished 8, quiet real- of 450 feet. Invltatiioin to visit our plant good condition. 647-9763. SEWING MACHINES — singer St. between 6-9 p.m. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. private rear yard. Trees, ment, large 'wooded lot. $26,- kitchen with buUt-ta range, L- now being taken for steady NOTICE d e o ^ i»lgWx>riiood. walk to ^ „ ,^ y given that ’ a PubUc,,*! 2. Pursiwiiirto Section 14-$33 of to discuss opportunities in automatic zig-zag, excellent MANCHESTER shrubs, manicured lawn. Six shaped living and dining year 'round carpentry work WANTED — Single gentleman PUBLIC HEARING 900. Philbrick Agency, Real school, 2-car garage, large the" Conn. General Statutea a inside sale. Experience pre condition. Makes buttonholes, OFFICE BUILDING rooms plus' finished family tors, 646-4200. rooms, three bedrooms, large Hearing will be held in the with rapidly growing corpora to share 6-room house. 643- a d d it io n a l fenced yard. Good home or tn- public hearing will be held on ferred, salary. POUR racket mag wheels, like hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- Very desirable central lo- room. Garage, l^-- baths, alu family room with bullt-ln bar, Hearing Room of the Municipal A tion in Manchester. Top pay, 1960, 528-1063. APPROPRIA-nONS ^ m e n t property. $22,900. BuUdlng. 41 Center Street. Man- June 2nd at 7:00 p.m. in the new. Call Bob 649-2951. A Apply 10 ' a.m.-12 noon, InaUy over $300., 6 monthly (nation with ample amealted minum storms screens, MANCHESTER 7-room Cape, 2-car garage. Lot, 100x200’. Board Room of the Coventry excellent fringe benefits. Apply 1 TERESA ) BOARD OF DIRE(3T0RS Owner, 643-6142. chester, Connecticut, June . 3, 2-5 p.m. payments of $8.50 each or pay- LARGE, clean furnished room, parking area. Ideal for doc wall to wall caipstlng. Truly a with breezeway and attached $20,600. Philbrick Agency, Town HaU, Route 31, Coven to CamSI Nelson, Allied BuUd- DARK RICH stone free loam, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 1669, at 8:00 p.m., on a proposed $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. mature gentleman only, kitch tor, dentist, tawyer, e!tc. 5 cream puff. Belfiore Agency, garage, 3 behxxims up, one Realtors, 646-4200. TWO-famlly, 6-5. New roof, alu try, on the applications of Ing Systems, 260 ToUand Tpke., Ask for Mr. Harvey King. five yhrds, $16. Sand, gravel, ( APARTMENTS \ CONNECTICUT revision to Town of Manchester en pri-vileges, free washer, dry rooms down •with rich pan 647-1418. > down, formal dining room. Im minum storms and screens, W. Harry England tor ap Mancheeter. stone, fill, manure, pool and Notice Is hereby given that Pension. Ordinance. MULTI-CIRCUITS CUSTOM made' draperies, slip er, parking. Palmer Realty, ^ One Mom Stroot ^ eling and wall to waU car maculate condition, heavily WHY PAY RENT? largo lot, center of town, $23,- proval of a Gasoline Station patio sand. Call 643-9504. covers and reupholstering. the Board of Directors, Town NINE R p4)4S Including 6 bed- PART-TIME service station at 643-6321. peting! Good itayestment at shrubbed lot. Mid 20’s. Wolver- 900. Geraxd Agency. Realtora, Location on the Southerly side 50 HARRISON STREET Budget' terms. Established In of Manchester, Connecticut, will roomsVTOulysV%ruly a fine home fqr When investing as little as tendant, Saturday and Sunday. WATER SKIS, ping pong table, 1 NOW RENTING j) $36,900. Call' John Sledesky, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 643-0365. 649-0638. “ ^® O^dln*"®® rn ey be of Route 44A near the tater- MANCHESTER, CONN. 1945. Days, 524-0154 evenings, hold a Public Hearing In the a large family. C on venien t,------$2,000 can purchase a home seen in the Town Clerk’s office Apply Dick’s Shell Station, 653 hand lawnmowers, wheel bar- ROOM for gentleman only, IMMEDIATE ACTION 649-5306. secUon of Route 44A and 649-7690. 1 and 2-bedroom deluxe'\ Hearing Room at the Municipal central location. PubUc or MANCHESTER — Nine large of your own. For example, MANqHEHTER — Just listed during bustaess hours Center St., Manchester. rows, lawn spreader, steel kitchen and living room fa Route 31. apartments from $155 per if BuUdlng, 41 Center Street, Man parochial Schools, 1% baths, wooded lots. Bush HIU Rd. Now how about a 7-room Raised John I. (kirside Jr. shelving, crib, high m Ckilonlal, Ranch with paneled fam- Secretary entrance and parking. Inquire month. Featuring all the-v baths, each side, 8-car garage. vited to attend. Y Help Wontod— sleds, fire exUngishers, 643- very slightly used. Sacrifice June 8, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. to con BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. range. Belfiore Agency, 647- $38,400. Raised Ranch, $27,090. Uy room, double garage, Board of Directors rental agency. Ability to meet 0644. 118 Pearl St. modem oonveniencea )| for June 1st inspection. July occupancy apart Walk to schools, shopping and Signed Mole or Female 37 $88. WUl accept $8. monthly. ( sider and act on the following: Manchester Parkade, Manch. Make your selection. Ray Hol- 2% baths and a big play Manchester, Conn. public, knowledge of cars nec m ent. 1413. churches. Belfiore Agency, Grant E. Toothaker Sr., essary. Call 647-1380 from 8 249-0077. ROOM POR RENT, kitchen Proposed additional appro I 649-5306 ------combe.vJBoaltors, 644-1286. -• yard for chUdren. Total Dated at Manchester, C(xi- T - A O r ALUMINUM SHEETS - Used Raymond F. and ^ NEW USTINO — 7-room _ — ------647-1418. Chairman a.m. to 7:30 p.m. prMleges, laundry lacillUea, priation to Capital Improve price $38,500. Shown by ap necticut, this 19th day of May 1 “ printing plates, .009 thick, MAPLE dining room set, $125. ment Reserve F^md $40,000 1,200 SQUARE feet, brick and Ranch In Manchester Green RANCH — Modern kitchen with David Roach, lady only. After 4:30, call 649- Louis jC. Damato J) E. J. Carpenter, Realtor—649-5051 pointment only. MANCHESTER —Two fam- Secretary MAN WANTED to Wrk in 23x86” , 25 cents each or 6 fqr HoUywood style twin beds, ( for acquisition of additional block commercial buUdlng, area. Beautifully set on treed buUt-ta range, three bed 6129. De\'elopeirs and Owners ily, 5 and 4 In a residential $100. CaU 643-5657. ample land for another build rooms, full basement, covered lumber yard. Must have driv land adjacent to the sanitary lot. Extra kitchen cabinets. neighborhood. Maintenance SEAMSTRESSES ______; LARGE furnished room for Model Open Daily, 1-5 ^ ing, business zone H, close to rear patio. 2-car garage: Phil- L. C. GREENOUGH CO. er’s Ucense. Davis & Bradford ( landfill area, to be financed Formal dining room, flreplaced free siding, 2-car garage, treed Full or Part-time. Many em Model Home F^unlture rent, parking, male only. $16 p.m. Or By Appointment J/ Main St. Call Warren E. How brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., REGULATION slate pool table. from unappropriated sur Uvlng room, oversized garage. • 647-9921 120x215’ lot. Wolverton Agency, ploye benefits. APPLY IN PER 5 ROOM HOUSEFUL Rentals By land, Realtor, 643-1108. 4200. East Hartford. 649-8881. weekly. Call 644-0123 after 5 plus. Assumable FHA mortgage. Realtors, 649-2813. For The Bride SON, 9:30-9:30 It's Cool 19 PIECES p.m. .or 643-1256 days. Proposed additional appro BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. MANCnEBTER —Three apart MANCHESTER — Four room LATHE Operator — Hardinge ( PAUL W . d o u g a n / ROBERT HALL FIRESTONE tires available at $297 priation to General F\md ment complex, $490 income per Ranch, Ideal retirement or PRIVACY Raised Ranch, chucker operator. Experienc Brown’ Tire Shop, 333 M ain, LARGE NEWLY decorated Budget 1968/69, Elections Investment Property NEW USTINO —Just west of starter home. Picture book rooms, 2 fireplaces, 1% baths, CLOTHES Interior Designer wants reliable (I 649-4535 anyHma ^ month. $42,500. CaU 646-4081. ed, ' top wages, all paid holi St., Manchester. furnished room, private en LAKEFRONT LIVING - - • $4,700 For Salt 70-A Main St. proper. Hound’s tooth kitchen wUh dishwasher, blue recreation room, garage, alu 59 Route 5 South Windsor family or newlyweds to accept days, insurance plus 55-hour trance, parking. Call 649-7702. for acquisition of two" vot clean Colonial with finished MANCHESTER -Nine- room stone fireplace In U'ving room. minum siding, Eicre, view, $27,- An equal opportunity ehiployer delivery of complete Model Dis INCXIME property — Store, week. Apply in person. Uni LAFAYETTE HA 350 SSB, ham ing machines and rental of family room. Three nice bed newer Colonial, aluminum sid Many features you wlU love. 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649-5324 A a YEAR ROUND! modem six-room apartment, versal Machine Oo.. 41 CSiapel PROGRAMMER — System receiver with 100 KC calibrator play of Quality FVrnlture Just four, to be financed from rooms, 1% baths, garage. ing. family kitchen, three-zonO Centrally located. Char-Bon five-room apartment plus ex St., Manchester. 643-0333. Analyst; 2-5 years, Oobol pro crystal and head phone, like removed to warehouses for Pub increase In Miscellaneous Beautiful brick front plus alu hot water heat, finished Imse- Agency, 643-0683. MANCHESTER — Quiet coun lic Sale. Modem 3 complete tra buUdlng lot In business gramming iuid systems ex new, $80. 876-0286. Revenue. minum siding. Tall stately ment with walk-out door. Near try living, excellent neighbor ELECTRICIAN — FuU - time, perience, 1401 auto coder ex rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 Polishers Wanted Proposed additional sgipro- zone II. Heavy traffic count trees, private rear yard. Wall acre lot with brook. Mid 30’ a TWO FAMILY, 6 and 5 plua hood, three bedrooms, split- LOFTY pile, free from soil Is pc. Convertible living Room. steady employment and over perience helpful. Degree pre priatlon to General F ^ d area. Philbrick Agency. Real to wall. Mr. Zinsser. Belfiore for fast Bale, Hayes Agency, two rooms finished on third level, half acre, fine old oaks, the carpet cleaned with Blue 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. time, paid holidays and vaca ferred but not required. Ex Men who are willing to learn polishing Budget 1968/69, Highway tors, 648-4200. Agency, 647-1418. 848-0131 floor. Handy location, $26,600. 1% baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in Lustre. Rent' electric sham- ^ $10 down, you may purchase tion. Call 643-4343. cellent opportunity in the field for finished work on turbine blades and vanes. . Department $6,000 Philbrick ^ency. Realtor, ovena, range, dining room, 2- pooer, $1. 'Oie Sherwin - Wil any room Individually. Im MANCHESTER 4-famlly anti, n e w USTING — Graclo^, j^a n CHESTER, custom built 846-4200. o f town government anff edu Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and to alleviate flooding at in car garage, basement, itor- LATHE operator. Jig bore liams Oo. mediate delivery or free a professional shop In center of spacious 7-room Colonial In de- . ^ capg dormer, new cational' data processing. Good tersection of Palm and age shed. ^ owner, 649-5571. operators, second shift, ex storage. profit sharing plan. Apply at town. Tip top condition and a sirable Hollywood section. Eat- roof, double lot, garage, cen- LARGE, clean, attractive 11- insurance and retirement SOUP'S on the rug that is, so Cooper HUl Streets, to be good Income producer. Mid perienced men only. LeMi CAP & CXIP Charge Plans financed from Increase in In kitchen, large formal dining tral location. Original owner, room house Including 4 -r o o m Corp., 1 Mitchell Dr.. 643-2362. benefits, no city traffic or clean the ^ » t with Blue Also, our own Instant Credit 40’s. Wolverton Agency, Real room, flreplaced living room, rental plus excellent barn, 332’ MANCHESTER — Big 2-famlly parking problems. Salary com Lustre. Rent electric sham- Rod-Lee Metal Finishing Gow Ine. Miscellaneous Revenue. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Plan' Proposed additional appro tors, 64&-2813. den, 3 large bedrooms, 1% frontage, $28,600. Hutchins Ranch, 3 plua 8 bedrooms, fire MEN — evenings for office mensurate with experience. pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER MANCHESTER places, all brick construction. priation to General Fund CONVENIENCE food store. Re baths, oversized garage. Ele Ag;ency, Realtors, 649-5324. 2 cleaning and floor washing, Forward short resume (please DISCOUNT FURNITURE gant living In a professional FOR THE LAZY MAN Must be seen. Call Paul W. 2 USED Aluminum combination Budget 1968/69 Police De- tire to your own business and 5-10 p.m. 646-4220. include present salarj-) to Di neighborhood at a modest cost. RAISED" RANCTL four-b e d- Dougan, Realtor, 64'9-4535.- windows for sale. Various WAREHOUSE partment l■$8,000 earn double your Investment. / rector of Personnel. Board of NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS Maintenance tre e , aluminum rooms, two baths, rec room, HEAT treating — Opportunities sizes. Call after 6 p.m., 649- for- Special Services, to be Hours are long but you can s eBelfiore t ______Agency, 647-1413. Education, 1146 Main St., Man sided Cape God on a lovely utility roon>i garage, carpets, X 3373. 3580 Main St. Hartford financed by Increase in Cur II 14 INCHES here now on third shift for chester, Conn. your own, $10,000. Wolverton ^ PEARL ST. Two-famlly, deep treed lot with outside fenced yard. California land WELt. KEPT four-bedroom 522-7249 rent Services Revenue. learning specialized heat treat Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. 8-6, 2-car garage, minutes barbecue. As an added fea Cape, living room with f 1 r e- BLUE Lustre iK)t only ■ rids (former FVller Brush bldg.) Proposed additional apprO' scaping. Call 649-7624 for ap ing for the aero space in from Main St. dwelling could ture to highlight value, place, eat-in kitchen with pan ■ carpets of soil but leaves pile 175 Pine St. Manchester priatlon to the Water De MANCHESTER — Potential pointment. ' ^ ■ dustries. If you are looking for , ROCKVILLE be easily converted to profes there is a 2-cair garage and eling and formica counters, soft and lofty,| Rent electric 646-2332 SERVICE WRITER partment *836 bustaess site. Service station long term security and have . MEMORIAL sional offices. Property In ex- large screened in porch. MANCHESTER — 6 room full ceramic bath. Only $21.- shampooer $1, Paul's Paint & (former Norman’s Fum. to cover costs of the Youth • ataUtty and desire" to mov'e 5-Day week, paid vacatiems and holidays, paid sick time. $21,900 is the price. 649-5306 Ranch, Immaculate condition. 500. Wolverton Agency, Real-, NURSING HOME Wall'paper Supply. Warehouse Many fringe benefits including, Ife ins., accident, major ( • . ' -Tt-' Uummer Opportunities Pro ahead, stop In. for personal in needs at com er of Pine & Forest St.s) ly appraised, priced according Green Manor area, full base toi-s. 649-2813. terview at the Klock medical and hospitalization. gram, to be financed from flc count. Wolverton Agency ment plua rec room, park-like NURSES and AIDES “ Mon.-FYl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 CALL IN PERSON — SEE EARL LEWIE ly. For appointment call RuZ- 6 Tiolland Tpke., Manchester. funds already received. Realtors, 649-2813. B &T w yard, garage. H. M. Frechette, MANCHESTER — Would you / c ’P ^ sell Real Estate, 649-9669. Al 6 Fforists— Nurseries 49 John I. Garslde Jr. For 3 to 11 p.m. shift. ter 7 p.m. 228-9234. BARROWS And WALLACE Co. Realtor, 647-9693. believe $17,600 tor a foin: bed SECOND SHIFT opening for POTTED TOMATO plants, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. Secretary Manchester Parkade, Manch. room Ranch. Walking dlatance A Best Buy By Belfiore Board of Directors trainee , to ^lecialize in oil Call 875-0771 between Burppp. Big Boy, Morton Verti-* Machinery and Tools 52 (( 373 m a in s t ., manchesteui 649-3888 Land For Sola 71 MANCHESTER Exceptionally 649-5306 $14,600 — Attractive 6-room to ach(X>la and shopping. For Manchester, Ctonn. . hardening. Apply in person, 9 and 5 p.m. cillium and Fusarium resistant clean six-room home with a s ------— —— - ■. home, 3 bedrooms, dining details call Mitten Realty, How would you like to. start the day . . . any sear Dated at Manchester, Connec COVENTRY — Eleven acres Klock Company, 138 Tolland hybrids at 34 Eaton St., Hart sumable mortgage, modern NEW USTINO — Vacant 4-bed' room, hot water baseboard 643-6930. PEPPIN BACKHOE loader, son of the year—by looking out over 275 feet of your ticut, this twenty-third day of Philbrick Agency Realtors. 848- 2075 TjAe., Mahehester. ' ford—is located at South end off kitchen with bullt-lns, alu room Colonial, 2-car garage. heat, attached garage, Hutch PSYCHOLOGIST — Clinical. Minneapolis Moline, recent own lakefront property ... minutes from Manchester? 4200. Wethersfield and Franklin May 1969. minum siding, large enclosed Nice area, needs some work ins Agency, Realtors, 649-0824. BOYS’ Industrial Arts teacher. MA and experience In diag ly overhauled. IH backhoe This would be living—whether it waa the verdant Avenues, every day until dark. porch. Immediate occupancy Low <}own payment. Hurry, Lots For Sola 73 Degree required. Private nosis artd therapy with handi loader, model 3616, Sims cab, green of springtime, the azure blue of summer, fall’s $24,900. Philbrick Agency, only $19,500. H. M. Frechette RANCH — 4% rooms, Utchen Bctiool for the handicapped in capped ' children. Private u s ^ 286 hours. Oliver backhoe with large dining area, Uvlng NORTH Coventry ,— Prestige loader with cab. C^I South riot of colors, or white winter’s kingly majeety. R ectors, 618-4200. Realty, 647-9998. Hartford. Write Box ‘S", Man- school in Hartford. Write Box room, two bedrooma, full base area, close to parkway. Seven Windsor Equipment Oo. So, cheober Herald. ■''T'', Manchester Herald. Read Herald Ads Consider, too, the following practical features: PORTER Street Area — Over MANCHESTER — 8-room, ment, stairway to attic. Large acres wooded, 418’ frontage. Windsor, 289-3466. 2-story home, 5 bedrooms, 2. $6,000. Financing. Kiss Realty, A dress with that Embroider . a permanent MALE and FEMALE Two stone fireplaces Five 'bedrooms size all brick Cape Cod. Coun lot. $16,600. Philbrick Agency, record of the bride’s spe Help Wanted— Male 36 FOR SALE try size kitchen, garage, pa^o, baths, tor the budget minded Realtors, 646-4200. 429-2734, 429-1023. . swingy-look and sleeve- . Help Wanted — Male or Female 37 Bathhouse at water’s edge Two-car garage less is a cool cotton for cial day! The stitches are trees. $25,000. Hutchins Agen tamily. Only $20,600. Hayes simple to do. No. 2075 Clerical positions available in the Accounting De Secluded by evergreens Extra lot possibility Agency, 646-0181. THIR’TY DAY occupancy — MANCHESTER — Choice % those warm days. No. cy, Realtors, 646-5324. acre lot on Lakewood Circle^ 8216 with i*HOTO-crii)E is has hot-iron transfer for NEAR FUTURE LOCATION New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% 11" x 14" design; color partment. Experience in either bookkeeping, pay BUY YOURSELF A NEW WAY OF llK I MANCHESTER — 2famlly baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry AU utilities, trees, view of in New Sizes 7 to 15, SMALL RANCH — Kitchen, bust 31 to 37. Size 9, 32 chart; stitch illustra COLONIAL BOARD CO. ■' MALE & FEMALE roll, kejTiunching or NCR machine operators re CALL 647-1413 living room, three-bedrooms, home, 6 plus 8 rooms. Alu room, built-lns, plastered reaervolr. Owner, 647-1615. tions. '• minum siding, very good con walla, 2-car garage, city utili bust. . . . '2M( yards of quired. Good working conditions in modem air- OF MANCHESTER newly redecorated, city UtlU- FARM DRIVE —100 x 200’, SEND U 4 In ctlai far aack pit- dition. Three bedroenns ip one ties, near school, 30-day occu 45-inch. tara ta laclada nnl-clasa aulHaf. Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages. Full-time, 6 days Openings for skilled and unskilled workers on all ties. Handy location. $18,900. has water and sewer, $6,600. SEND It ctiM to lach pat- conditioned office. THE WILUAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY apartment. Let the tenant pay pancy. Built' by Ansaldi. . ANNE CASOT per week, shift differential, Blue Cross, CMS, life insurance, three shifts. Company paid insurances, up to 3 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Call after 6 p.m „. 649-9044. tan" -M------la cM t flrat-cUti aaL> ) I I. liANCHESTTEB EVENING HERALD. MANGHES1ER, CONN.. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ICANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. MAY 26, 1969 PAGE THIRTY-ONE Bolton 71 State Highway Dept. Insists
II >l»« yw fl<> Route for New Rt. 6 Unknown II • Mm fk«> •V. ** It There are restdenu in BMtcn, present time, no one too^ Im M « t Om w a ters MlK«l ■It' . > , . . ^ a. where the final line win be.’* of a town already agoolinif liA 1st psMiMlIly. A n r s typs and probably in other towM,.. The w statementrtatement ------adds------that— In- over the unhealed soars of the o f M«»P« 'liy. CUl B0ir. DoWtort who think they know eotacUy regulations requlra two Rt. 6 ramps and spur into the A g W . M M «U . ii' wlieN relocated Rt. 6 will go, hearings "at which the general noicn, q O lW O O T IImmM with two- what hdvMs It will take, what public has an opportunity to re- R seemed to-some residents, fan talks and tao-oar ganco t ' V bouses irwIU miss, as it slices yjew the location plana and to especially the old-timers who oa siovoB tasutiftil s o n s . Gta throu^ town on its way from comment thereon." One of these had previoua experience with o s UM , eoiMttkm Itw . Rslaod Mancbeater to WiUlmnnUo, and must bo held before the depprt- hl$hi*Ay Intrusion, that thla was kssith Oroglsoo, «sU to wan on to Providence. ment begins its design. Just another case of the Ugh- oojrpottag; oonntiT kUotaa, They tUnk they know because "At UUs tlnne," the dcfMUt- way department’s doing raaot- wallnat, wlstawod basemML an appraiser from the State ment etetemsnt continuea, lo- ly what it wanted to — in spite ■voB to o n laiid avail- V h\ Highway Department has been oeitions along Uito route are an of the fa«A that meetliw were aMa. DMIlosa Agonoy, M7-14U. investigating thd coat of pitper- approximate six-mile section being hold in towns along the M / ty at the tosm cleric’s ofOce. bekw constructed in Mancbos- now highway route in hopea of gOUR bodroom CMoiilal la Bol A copy haa been made of the ter and vicinity, and approxi- giving the towns a voice In pre ton. ISr. tombaido, BaUloro map he is uring, and tbat map mately a four-mils section near- planning. ____ ggon or. M7-14U. fbas a defintto line on it, which derign conqpletion in the vl- These jneetlngB were sponsor- iltEB vlow tnom New Haven some residents have senn. dntty of WBUnwntic. TWe ed by thb two punning But the line is imaginary. It leavea two gaps, from Bolton agencies Involved: ’rae <^)itol to ^ ttatOsM IM* 'fSQi this tabdovoaUe nlna-ioom Oon- was drawn for the sole purpose Notch to Oovontry, and from Region for Bolton and AndOTor; tatnporaiy on a Sky high (Naa- of estimating coats for the hlgji- WkiAiam to the Rhode Uland the Windham RogiOT for Oovm- haJairy Mevation. Hartford way. Since Rt. 6 relocation is state lino, in which sample try and Columbia. The akyUne Indescribable at night. now part of the Interstate ays- gnea am being estimated mere- were, until the state highway TWO OrepUeea, two-oar ga- tern, a well researched estimate ly to determine a dollar value department olea ^ things up, tage, four bedrooms, dtailng must be used to request funds to assist Oongiess in estimating “ from Congress. hs appropttatlotw. one else. But then, this is the room, targe Uvlag room with first time an interstate has bnalh view, aolartum This la the word today from omwimni nkawiae. Architecture and pro- w ^SyutoesTtan^, the ISaalnnal landscaping must be dspaitment explalna aean-acKterlor stonework la Z ^ ^lepared engineers in deter- tremendous. Themu^wne 1 ** \ Poll Still Shows Q- ***". mining the final line of tWs plate glass, too many other !!??’ "*'****' highway, aerial photo- features to list here. The very, Agalnat a background of the Mack and gold Manchester High obligingly given an ex- p^phl^ mapptog has ahUdy Bradley Majority eery beat BeUlore Agency, M7- School Class of 1928 banner that was on Stage on greuhiation piananon, completed over 32 square i m . day, Tom Kelley makes a point in the Somanhis of that year. Qarke, Kelley, Wigrein The highway department miiM between BoHon and Wind- Over Sam Yorty At left Is Wilfred Clarke, and at right Charles "Pete" Wigren. statement explalna that the ap- ham.” The 70 miles beyond BOLTON — 6^-room Ranch By RIT.1. HOTABSftT with attached garage, one half The three retired teachers were guests at the 40th class re Guests at 1929 Reunion pralsers have "been busy in the M^ndbam to Rhode m union Saturday. William Johnson, (second right), class presi town^clerka’ offlces In several ourveHOif behw flown. "This AasocUted Press Writer block from boating and swim LOS ANOBLBB (AP) ming, wooded lot, lU.MO takes Gdent,6ia^ wasW83 aA mitiwnDcr em ber oio f tnethe basketball,Doskcxdaii, ioocd foothEill&ji aiKiand u track^ck «««&*««KAv>a a# i/in ^oir market of a Une which will create the todav—on ed^ be^m Aiwaldl bunt 1666 6-room brick two counte each. Fltsglbbons [^e ^ ch eater OouAtry Club. had. ^ and frame Oolonlal Ranch. PINTO, People Intereeted In Narcotics Treatment Or and another East Hartford Quests for the occasion were Also, Joseph McCluskey of number of Connecticut’s clU- ^he voter turnout in the non- Beautifuny maintained. Bowed Vnan, Allan Zajac, are accused wUfred Oarke, Rego Park, N.Y., most chll- w^-o-the-wlap type, the d^ jena, with the least Impact on T w utiL V ™ e^^«^efL ^- windows, two covered porches, ganisation Inc., is now open of breaking h^ toree Manches- ^ra. ’Thomas KeUey, dren; Mrs. Josephine Plesclk " ^ “eu L ^ r the ^ «>mmunltleB served." fl^ ^ th e nation’s third most MiSO’ walk-out basement phia Monday throu^ Wednesday evenings, 6:30 to 10, in the ter homes in the post few and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hills of 63 Laurel St., most J* At the same time, the depart- nonulous cltv U exDected to two-car garage. ParUike wood months. Court date June 9. ed acre amidst $80-180,000 price bottom floor of the Williams ■Pete” Wigren. Clarke. KeUey grandchUdren, U; Mm. Briber be^JS? S t^ e Zio^. ^ Building of St Mary’s Epis and Wigren, now retired, were Barabee of Hartf^, Md Da- somewhere between estimating the cost in a Los Alleles Times’ copy- range homes Upper 30’a. Call AOCIDBNT copal C3uvch on Paric St 8 teacher - coaches during the vld Samuelson of French Town, Hn’rtfnrd and p'mvidanrn design and construction rijrht survey pollster Don Soaamie Sborta, 646-8888. J, Dante MictOi Jr., 28, o f Hart Watson Beach A Company, An ex-addict, a parent of a Class’s 1928-29 high school N.J., most recent mar^e; toey to^e; o*,****- AH of this 1. X cL oT ^ori^r^raS S drug user, and a profeulonal ford, waa charged with reck career. Mrs. Elizabeth Janes Blatter o* samnle an Imaelnarv strln “ requlpement for federal leading Yorty 63 to 36 per cent, Realtors, Hartford, 178-6860. less driving, after he loet con counselor are on hand to talk The three former faculty ®‘ ’ Roc^vUle, .young- Md’evaluatf*^acqul^ with 11 per cent undecided, trol of his car yesterday at 1 :86 BCH.TON —Large Ranch, four to anyone on an anonymous c'o.rAixr Rt n«ir Stone membem------spoke of -times------goneest esi chUd. enuo. aftion------of. sufficient oiooerty------highway,’ on a procedure a procedure neces- neces- The 17 per The cent 17 lead compares a. bedrooma, two full baths, for basia. Tbe phone number is i ^ d *>y. “"d Introduced. Yesterday, Mr. and Mre. Roto- ^ hliSlw^ ot the *” to a 16 St. per cent edge Bradtey mal st"fa»g room, modem kitch 643-2866. then flfpped h^car oyer on Ita respectively, by WUliam John- ert H. anlO ^ 181 Hai^ord required length somewhere In 'T* uoirax nom had In a Muchmore poll tbe first en wUh buUt-ina, 2-car ga ^rtTMlPRll^cM Lid son- o‘“ s president and now Rd., entertained at brunch lor th^ ^^^ea federal------funds. May. He surveyed 676 rage, large k>t near high Darked car were towed. No «nnone director oiof communlcaUone for any class -membem------able------“In to at- this y manner, . the State ^ ^ accompanying letter, people In a poll completed Sat- school. $27,800. FhUbrlck Agen was Inlured Court date June 9. United Air Lines; . ,** Highway Department is able to Koch expressed his thanks for urday. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Police Log ^ _____ captain of the first MHS foot- The reunion oommUtee con- through the U.8. havbiK H brought to the depart- The Field Poll, released ’Theodore M Nera. 20, of Bast *>All team to win the slstod of Mm. Stewart Kenney, Bureau of Public Roads, to the ment’s attention that citizens Thursday, put Bradley ahead 43 VKRNON — Immaculate 6 HfStottl. loet control of hla car championship; and Joseph Me- Mr. and Mm. JuUan Getzewich U.S. Congress the approximate '*’«re concerned. The depart- per ceirt to 88 per cent with 19 room Ranch, S large bedrooms, .D»,».oKa “ r . vo.t«Tviav Cluskey of Fordham University Robert Treat, Mre. FeUx Moz- fnrmai dining room, baths, AKHicorB on.uiBi,the wet pavement______yesterday______f ___ , , -r h ^ ^ ^ s , nha.n^ w coats as a baslB for approprlat- ment was apparently unaware per cent undecided. That survey at 8 -32 nm whUe rounding a Olympics track fame. aer, Mre. Theodore Chambers, jj, necessary Federal funds '*'*>** appraisers in town offices showed Yorty/trailing by 17 per wall to wall carpeting, fir^ l^uis ’’ sr“lJJtrca^ - — Superior'Court r-/,„r. JudgeTiiHo-e Jay.Tav B.E. Mrs.Mpo Thomas-Thnnnna Bryne,Rrvnft Robert future route. At the suTveyora in the field, all cent two weeks earlier. place, walk-out basement at- sonvil^ clmrged wia speed- cume on Rub^w was toastmaster. Smith, Mre. Albert Tuttle, Mr. drivlng cars with state license Yorty, stopping up the pace of his campaign, charged anew s r^ iK ; ^ that Bradley is svqpportod by Rham District black militants and anUpoUce OWNER — 6-room Contempor- ajsrst,^ ^ rsi traffic control elements. Bradley, a policaman ary Ranch, fuU baaement, 2- ______June_ 18 Two care collided yesterday 21 years, denies it. oar oversized garage, porch g-ig p.m. at Main and N. High SchcKil Plays Host Bradley has accused Yorty of deck, 2-acre lot, fruit trees. Hyson 89 of 413 Wood- Main St. The drivers were Cllf- running a corrupt administra Call 6494794 Saturday and Sun- gy o to r g e i with viola- ton V. Culbert, 17. of Best Weiss Seeks Funds tion in which five of his commis day, jveek days 4:80-9 p.m. tlon of a state traffic control Hampton and Robert J. Corcor- To 189 Seventh Graders sioners have been indicted on charges alleging misconduct in Last week, Rham played host will feature an instrument dls- BOLTON —Here la a beauti- «lsn- Court date June 18. an, 16, of 78 Bryan Dr. office. Yorty replied that the to next year’s seventh graders, play and demonstration will be A A For Disposal Land ful country home, modem in ------COMPLAINTS majority ot the commisslonerB every detail with many built- Veto-ea Rhoades, Coventry, approximately 189 youngsters, held for all students and their Michael Nichols, 61 ArceUla he appointed to administer in features on a park-Uke lot charged with speeding. Court The Manchester Board of Directors, at its June 3 To follow up the claas vialta- parents, at the Rham audltorl- Dr., reported that his bl- tion, a Blxth grade parent’s urn June 2 at 7 p.m . At thla many city facilities have done surrounded by stately trees, date June U. Li"• . . good Jobs. Thla spacious 18-room home ------cycle was stolen pl< iay^ 8:ht appropriate an additional $40,000 to the current p n > ^ is scheduled to meeting, riudents may find out City Clerk Rex Layton pred- has a 2-famlly possibility. David Miller, 29, of Andover, Ttiere are 8 bedrooms and 8 charged with speeding. Court Ever have a visit from a VIP? bedbs. The fam ll/ room is 29 date June 18. X 80. This is a ' miniature es------Yorty, in shirtsleeves, predict tate and worth looldng Into. r.Hbert Cote 40 of 13 Kerrv Marlow’s Store on Main fr^*thTT967^mappro^t^ ft, t tv, explanations ®‘>» ^ urn at 1 p.m. Only sophomores Friday night and wont up river And cheer up. The VIP’s won’t stay long. 646-0131. June 9. they would draft their ovm ternoon, at which time the en- ^ An $836 appropriation to the E ’ " and Jundora o r e ------_ assembly and Barenta of tiie Whl*® returning both the ------budget without a payroll tax. tire tt« picture wHl be re Water Department, to be fl- Leon Downes Jr.. 26, of 9 or income tax, and some ob- viewed. , ^ ^ Players’ Awards National Honor Society mem- hrothers fell overboard in South O f The important thing is to be alive after they go. Legal Notice Ridgewood St., charged with1 servers lenfelt Lupton’sL,upion s proporalpropooai Dempsey,uempsey, meanwhile,meanwraie, en- -eived last wear 'Hie annmnri- student recipient. acadamlc award re- ***Oved Sbbut passing in a no-passing zone . and the GOP Budget may be forced his statements of oppo- „ , ^ yew’s Podium Players Ayrerds gip(g„ts have been given spe- ^ *® Avery was UKITATION ORDER Court date June 9. the same thing. sltion to a state Income tax, jggg youth Summer Onnortuni- actress, Karen Hhirt- invitations to the program. u»We to owlm and went pnder A T A COURT O F PROBATE, h.-ld at ICanchester, within and (or the ------However, Republican minority maktog Informed sources believe ygg program '***' actor, a tie be- Lewis EVmc, a prominent Hart- ^ 'S?*''**’ ***®*hP^ to District of Manchester, on the aOlh Michael BiedrzyCkl, 24, of leaders said their budget won't he would veto such a levy if u -u * -v tween Steve Cranfleld and Jerry attorney and a member of P“ * turn ashore. day of May. 1969. iWftent Hon. John J. Wallett. Newington, charged with dis- be made public until the Demo- it got to his desk. Dempsey is t^ y thatJhe ap- Lapins. Awards wlU be present- Hartford Board of Educa- South Judze. ed at a future date, tinn, wlU be the guest speaker. Windsor, Windsor end Wethera- EataU of Enoch Kosinskl aka. regarding . . - a stop sign. Court craU bring out their final plan, also said to lie unhappy about wlU not effe^ a Fkiocb J. KoBlnakt. la te of date- LteJune9. June 9. A fte r Saturday's session of the a payroll tax, but U is not included JMuslc Talk A reception wUl follow the as- ««*<* draggrt the river over the Manchester, fn stid District, de ------House, House Democrats ap- known If he would veto one. by the Board of Directors as Robert dowes, music direc- semibly in the library. weekend wdthout suooesa This message from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Environmental ceased. 1909-70 revenue, when it On motion of Harold W. Ganity Stanley Porortoskl, 26, of 74 peared to be behind the leaders Informed sources also thought tor at Rham, wlM travel to the Track Beooid — ------763 Mata 8L, Manchester. ' Conn. Birch St., charged with mak- who urged that a new budget that If the Hoftse passed an in- ®elementary schools to the dis- The track tetun at Rham end- Science Services Administration is published in the interest of public executor. ORDERED:UKUEtnsu: That inai uireethreemonths *"g unnecesBary noise with a be proposed — perhaps with a come tax bill it would be de- ^ ° ® ^ ^ ^® **“■" trlct this ■week to talk to the ed its regutor season ladt Radio Pioneer Diee '"Oi®'" vehicle. Court date June "piggy-back” state Income tax feated to the Senate, and that P"“ esumate will hold up. fourth, fifth' and sixth grade stu- week wlU» a 8-8 aeason. How- WEST HARTFORD (AP) — !Sred *(or^*tae*a«l!toni wTihlii ®- that would have Connecticut res- if the Senate favored a payroll dents. Thla is an annual visit ever, three adxxd records were cheyney Beekley, 70, a plo- safety by ... . *" ------idents pay the state six per cent tax measure, it would. be de- for Clowes at whiefa time he ex- s: Cal OooUdgt ta the high neer to radio* commuidoatioos to^U dh^edta iive puWlc ' Edward A. Rlstau, 45. of 28 of the Income tax amount they feated to the House, Computer Breakdown plalnfl th^ band program and Jump, 6 feet 10; Henry Dom- and the founder of the Amerl- ta the c r ^ to ri to bring ta taeir S. Hawthorne St., charged with pay the federal government. 'T h e mounting confusion and STRATFORD (AP) — South- the summer music school to the browski to the quaiter-«itte, can Radio Relay League, died publlahtaz a copy of"uilj orttar ^ breach of the peace apd resist- Behind this proposal were controversy has led many In- ern New England Telephone Co. youngstora. OdM.4; and Larry Aldrich in the at his home h«re Saturday, ■oroe newmper havl^ a circula- ing arrest, Cburt date June 9.’ Speaker of the House William siders to believe the solution officials said the loss of service tin Thursday of next ■week, two-mile, 10:40. Dave Senkbell He was bom in Philadaiphla tra’day •“from*’ ------T - Ratchford, D-Danbury. Majority will not be found by June 4th, to some 1,000 telephones here the Jxmtor High StudenU at achieved an undefeated neason and moved to Hartford in 1619. ^ court of Elrn^t Kearns, 24, of 51 Pearl Leader Carol AJello, D*Anscmia, and that the ^ v e rn o r will have Sunday was caused by a com - Rham w ilL also have an op- in the pole 'vauH. _ _ An inventor, Beekley held the Judge. *•’ charged ■with breach of the Deputy Majority Leader, James to call a special session of the puter breakdown. portunlty to enroll in the pro- The teem will enter the CLAC numerous ‘ patents for electro------i------peace. Oourt date June 9. J. Kennelly, D-Hartford, and as- assembly to solve the budgetary Offlciala said telephones with gram. The students will receive State Championship meet at oationa, Informatlon-handUng ------sistant majority leaders, John problem. The budget tor the the exchange 377 went out of a letter at these meetings to Central Connecticut State Col- mechanical, eleotronic-catnmunl- Thomas P. Fitzglbbons, 18, of F. Papandrea of Meriden, next fiscal biennium la supposed service about 4 :30 p.m. and pow- take home. lege in New Britain this com- and data-otoraga and retrieva l Read Herald Ads East Hartford, charged with James IflZiLoughlin of Bridge- to begin Jtily 1. er was restored 4H hours later, A foUow-up meeting .v^lTb liar O otaf^af. devtoan.
1 ' t w B T f - I w O MONDAY, MAY 26, 1969 fnoncbrabr Eorniitg HrraUi M l i r N r t n I Ran I t e W eak B TTio Weather 1 M ay 17, UM Clear, and not aa ooH tuOigaL {Permanent Memorial Day Ttaa Oraat Hooka Diaonaaton Tha Mallmams will meet to Loeraat In Om 40a. I Vaiioiu n i s I . I : » It Town Group win moat'Wadnaoday at morrow at 8 p.m. at the home Oommittee of Manchester win Joint Purchasing Council 8 p.m.-at tta homo a t Mr. and of Mn. Vtctor Armstrong, 81 meat tonight at 7:80 in the pro 1 5 ,5 9 0 aunny and irarmer. High in tha H oBm liM fo e « ( tiM Mra. WnUam Sletth, 81 Wyilya Cm tar S t * bate courtroom at the Municipal TAU GEDAAS OF LEBMON 70a. > 4 M M ton Aivqr ^*>1 maet lo> St, to diaoaaa “Man and Super- Building. Commanders and In Final Formation Stage MencAasler'— CUy of VUtoge Charm n a m w «t t* pjn. Hi Ha Junior man" by Gaorfo Barnard Shaw. Manchester WATBS wlU meat pretedents of all veterans or- B d pt nm CmOKl. R e t M h - Huhbanda and whraa of mam- ganlaatlona and auxiliaries arb The CtoStol Region Coimea of tubes, fertiliaer and Ume tor VOL. LXX^Vni. NO. 202 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1969 (Otoarifted AttmOalag «■ Pace M) PRICE TEN CINT8 nato afll te MrvwL tomorrow from 7 to 8 p.m. nt the ben are Invitod to attend tta Itallan-American Club. Weighing reminded to attend this meet- Bleeted OfOeials (CRCSDO) is park areas, and gaaoUna. meeting . Grant has ruled out ooopeni- In arill be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mm. to receive parade orders only weeks away from tta fbrm- H » . HftntIwNr Pwttloii and instructions in tte decorat tive purchase of police cruto- Boutf tiM poatponxl tta regalar William Itehadte, araya and atlon of a Joint purchasing coun Offtcen, tte board of dlrec- means ohalrman, is in charge of ing of veterans’ graves. era and otter vehlclea. He MMtIar. origtnalljr wtAmOoha cil, to organise voluntary, co ton, and chib prate denta and the program. Memben are re states ttat a survey reveals BINGO f t r todkijr. It h w Iwm nached- representatiraa of tta Bate Cen Ttie executive board of Man- operative purdiasing among as that each town has Its own oM lor angt Montej «t 4 p.m., minded to bring articles for a tral Council of Garden Cluba time auction. cheater AtixlHary of Child and many of its as-member towns jqieclBostlans, Its own prefer ORAMHE HAU. EVERY TUESDAY Spacemen Prepare to tb» Mtatetoto BolkMnr H mlt- ence for mskes end models, and will meet Wadneaday, June 4, Family Sendees of Connecti as wUfrto participate. t a f R o o d . at 10:30 am. at Mott’a Com Us own id ea d neceesei^ 49tilp- cut will meet tomorrow at 9:80 Ttie Joint purchasing proposal munity Hall to taka action on St Margaret’s Clrele, Daugb- a.m. at tte agency oMce, UO ment Ih addition, aiccesa to .a Ttoaiito cawptor, 0 B8 , wlU propoaed chanpao to ita oon- tera of Isabella, arin bold a Main S t Is being recommended by Ver dealer, for aervlcaand repair^ BiMt Wetoeeitoy at 8 p.m. at atltutlon. arhlat and aetbaok card party non Mayor John Grant, ohalr la an important consideration, tta Itaaoalc t^pla. Ottlcara Tuesday at 8:10 p.m. at tta Manchester Assembly, Order man of the CRCBO’a pittlic ad he says. To Make Reports wHl parUdpato ta the m t im i KbfC Home. Mr. and Mrs. B. Miaa Anne Blanchfield, daugh of Rainbow for GMa, lylll meet ministration committee. Plans are for formtag^a co mamorial caremony. After a J. M cKeevar arill conduct the ter of Mr. and Mn. Jamea B. tonlgM at 7;a> in tte amail His recommendation follows a operative purchaaliig ootti^ to toialnaaa m aetliir, ttiare w ill be games. Refreshments arill be eatabllah tte rules to be fOUoifp Now Is The Time SPACE CEiNTER, Hous Still warning one ot the base- Blanchfield of 81 Httlte St., has lodge room at the Masonic ’Tem study by tte Regional Attain the astronauts were to undergo a pnicvam, “Good Ole Daya." served and prises aarardsd. ed in tte Joint-purchaaing ven ton (AP) — The ApoUo‘ 10 ball caps tte astrooauta re been named in the 1988-1980 edi ple to conduct an initiation. 0^ Center of the Univertety of extensive physical examtote Mira. Dorothy Howard arill obn- tion o f "W ho’a Who Among Stu- ture. HAVE UNWANTED HAfR^ astronauts returned home ceived when they boarded tte Uons. V duot a teacup auction. Mn. fioeis are reminded to return Hartford, as authorised by the carrier Princeton, Toung told dento In American Judor Ool- Memorial Temple, PyiMan their rituals. Refreteiments wlH CRCBO. Safely and permanenlty by ^oiitiMjtea. Five today to a hero's welcome Tha asticnau^’ flight from jraoqneltoe Smith la In diaixe legea.” She is a aanior at Bay Sisten, arill conduct « memorial and to make the reports the crow d: Pago Pago In.tte Pacifio took of rafraahmenta. Offlcera are he served after the meeting. Grant has prepared a tenta tfOM AU work deae by appahitamnt aaly. Flai "That moon doesn’t have any Path Junior Collage, Long- servloe tor deoeaaed members tive list of items which, he sajra, that will determine when exactly-13 hours. Tliey landSd at ramtoded to wear white. meadow, Maas. at its meeting tomorrow at 8 air and that moon’a not Texas Biting^ AFB, near the Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of lend ttemselvea to cooperative FRESH GANDY man will go to the moon and we’re sure glad to be here." p.m. at Odd FeHoaw Halt Of- 7FH1TMAN, BOHBAIVT Manned Spacecraft Center. Labanon, will conduct its annual buying. IBs list includes heavy this year. Stafford said **Tt’s really ynr AytUaiy ^ The deacons of Second Con floen arlU arear white gowne. fuel oU (No. 6 and No. 8 ), stop CANDY CCrPBOASD ^A R Y WARD In tte window of their plane, sesnl-puUlc Memorial Bervlco SI A t o m n . , MANOHBBTBB e M8-I Aa a band piped them in with gre«U ... It’s fantastic to be a C141 Starllfter, was a picture f i r m P W o n a l Church will meet A cup auction is planned. Mn. for deceased membera tosiight tionary supplies, copying p o fo r , "Up, Up and Away" and "Deep 7:80 at the ^ * Tuesday at 7:80 pjn. at tte tWllam Farr la ta charge of back from tte moon." of the comic strip dog "Snoo p jn ., the Auxiliary wUl oon- at 8 .o’ctock In tte Maaonlc Tem- tires, road salt and aand, pool ARTHUR DRUG hi the Heart q t Taxaa" the three And Cernan said: 'Tm con refreteunents. chemical siqipUas, tires and py," the name tte astrenauta duet ito anmial Memorial Sar- pto. man who rotozned from the vinced now more than ever that gave to the fragile Uttle moon ▼ioe, to which P ost mem bers ■ m oon Juto 34 h ou n earlier, there’s no place we can’t even ferry that took Stafford and Car- 2 leitoed from the plane that and Mands have been Invttad. tually go and there’s nothing we nan to 9.4 miles over the moon’s brought them non-atop from 8a- can’t eventually do." surface Thursday. mocu Ptc. Tbomas B. Maigarido, There was Uttle tim e fo r reu- 7 ? The aatronauteb A ir F orce OpI- The cone-shaped command son of Mr. and Mra. Mandat -nlon Witt famUles. After lunch. capsule carrying tte ApoUo 10 Maigarido of 87 (Ntvw Rd., baa Thomaa P. Stafford and Navy Cmdra. Eugene Oernan and trio parachuted Into the Paolflo rseesfly oompMed an elactro- Monda, climaxing eight days in nlc qwoiallte ooune at the John Young, were watering lela. Their flrat act, after ambraolng apace that one q>ace agency of- Armiy Signal School, Ft. Mon- flcfol said had "glveh tu tte mouUi, N J . their wivea and ehUdran, waa to Slovak Cousin B. D. dztope tte neoklaeaa around confidence to make the next ttair loved onea’ naeks. Toasts Ceman bold step." 6 Queen of Peace Motiien Clr- 28th / Dr. Thomaa O. Paine, admin 7 What the aatronaiiti rqjort cto win mnet tomorrow at 8 VTSOKA NAOD KY8UC30U, will determine when tte Apollo istrator of the National Aero pro. at the home of Mra. Arthur CaeChoslovakla (AP) —"They 11 aatronaute leave on a 'nmon- nautics and Space Administra Jacobsen, 887 Hackmatack St ha’va returned to our planet landtog mlaaioa. The blaatoff for tion, said, "H u real goal (of tte Mra. WIHlam J. Marning Is co- Let’s drink to our cnemcnauto that voyage la aoheduled at space program) la to develop hoatesi. Membera are remind . . . our cOsmonautB,’’ the hutty Capa Kennedy July 16, but and demonstrate the capabUlty ed to bring household glfto for Slovak said, raising a glass of for interplanetary travel. a game. OMioe agency offlolala aald brandy. Apollo 10 raised a few questions ApoUo 10 landed less than anniversary Rnricb Oennan, oousln of three miles from the mato re PEARL’S ttst oould delay It a month or two. Amerioen astronaut Bugene covery ship, the carrier Prince England Bid Oernan, proposed the toast ta a ton. Television cameras relay darkened room fUU ot Slovaks. ed the scene Uve to the United ' They were crowded around a States and Europe. (AP Ftetotaz) W ithdrawn tetovlsfon aciwen s o smaS It Splashdown was at 13:83 p.m. needed a magnifying glass to BDT. In one of the fastest re Three Apollo 10 astronauts listen to the voice of President Nixon as he con- W. Harry England haa with GM Balked enlarge the fllckeilng image of coveries in the U.S. space pro snratulates them on their successful eight-day round trip to the moon. The drawn his application to change ApoQo 10 temight from tte Pa gram, a helicopter deposited the astronauts the deck of the the none o f a five-acre tract cific -by aekellite, Ekirovlslcn end on President telephoned them shortly after they arrived aboard the recovery car Reform Considered At W am in g Csechoelovak TV. carrier 89 minutes later. he owna at Manchester Green. 649 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTBI By "our oosmonauto” Imrich ’The astronauts, who becam e rier Princeton. Left to right: Thomas Stafford,-Eugene Ceman, John W. Young. England {dans a shopping cen meant Bugena A. Cernan, the first men to shave in space N ter for the property which In Serving This Area Since 1925 On Trucks TTiomas P . Stafford and John the day before, seemed elated In Post Office ... cludes the former location of W. Toung. os they stepped onto a red car WASHINGTON (AP) —Until pet roUed across the deck. They panding needs o f tta 1970a, wa his lumber company, but tte Bspeclally Ceman. The Navy WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi W ith The Best In Appliance and pressed by the federal govern oonunander is a hero to this danced exuberant Uttle jiga as must act now." plana are not yet ready, Eng Election Worries South Vietnam dent Nixon asked Oongrera to ment, General Motors Oorp. did town o t Ms forebears and Its cit- they headed for sick bay and The Presldent’a proposal was concern was evident In South day for legislation to convert land said. Quality Service not warn tte owners of some Isens are hoping he will visit medical examination. PARIS (AP) —Satgim’s chief tlon does not provide for presi- largely baaed on rsqbmmwite- Vietnam’s parliament and the tte Post Office Department into Bngland said he would re - 180,000 light trucks that the them. Doctors reported they were in negotiator said today South dmtttol elections until 1971 and tiona submitted by Frederick R. Saigon press today about Presi submit the aone change appli- wheels might hreak up under Waiting for the eatrenauta to excellent ph^lcal condition. Vletnani’a constitution la not ne- he indtoated that the Saigon a gevenunentrowned, salf-aus- Kappel, head of former Praal- cation at a later date. heavy loexla, It was ileamed to be fished out of the ooean, Im -.•.President Nixon, by radiotele gotiahle at tte Paris peaxu talks government Is not prepared to dent Nixon’s call for elsctiona tatolng service removed from dent Lyndon B. Jobnoan’s Oom- EU3 port of his eight-point Viet The proposed shopping center day. rich sold: "They’re sure to be phone from Waahinugton, told and any kind of deal set up a co- advance the date of these elec Cabinet atatus. mlsston on Postal Orgsntearion. nam peace proposal. represents a change in plana for GM Is notifying the owners of drinking to each ether’s health them, "Thla la a proud moment aliticn regime 'wltt the Viet tions as port of a possible pack "Traditions die bard and tra age deal to end the war. In his May 14 Vietnam jxiilcy Nixon said his reform, besMes development of the parcel. Orig 1980-85 m odel GMC and Chevro- right now. They've got a tape for the country.” He invited tte Gong Is unsooeptahie. ditional Institutlona are difficult removing the poet office from speech, Nixon proposed elec inally, England planned a hi^- tot Quree-quarterton trucks that recorder and reoerdinga and trio and their famlUes to the Ambassador Pham Dang Lam "TTu constitution is not a to abandon," Nixon daclarad. the Cabinet, calls for several lise apartment for the laud. He 6 GREAT DAYS OF FRIGIDAIRE spaghetti In there, surely they White House for dinner at a tions "as soon aa possible" after ovarkMuUng oould cause the told the Angto-Amerlcaa Press matter for the government to "But tradition la no aubstitute sweaptog otaongas InchMHngi said he had xdana for a hlg^- Vheris to fall and "break up" must have a bottie of something date to be set later. Vice Presi Club he could not envisage any decide," Lam told a questioner. an International body was func for performance, and If our rise building ready, but he was Frigidaire Frost-Proof! FRIGIDAIRE paitloularly on those huedos out to drink." dent .Spiro T. Agnew also tele droumfitanoea In whUdi South "It Js a matter for the compe tioning to supervlss a mutual pootal syatom la to meet the ex (Sea Page a) waiting tor the town to include Budget-Priced Frigidaire fitted W itt osm pars. The three astronauts ap- phoned ooiogratolations. Vietnam’s conrtttutioR ootod be tent bodlsB in- tbs country and withdrawal of U.S., North Viet . provlaionB for the multi-story With “Add-On” Automatic And, for tte first time, tte totimatriy tor tte whole South namese and other foreign troops (See Page BIgM) CBm SAgS BIgM) subject to borgahdng wltt Ha 1 atruoturea In Its sonlng regula<- REFRIGERATORS oempany warned the owners ot noi and the Viet Gong’s National! Vietnamese population.’’ from the South. • ... tions. Ice Maker and Jet Action Washer The elections would be hrid Election System A Priced From tte potential defeot without of liberation Front. ------under "agreed procedures’’ and Planning Director J. E ric Reversa-doors! fering to pay the coet of repaln. He stressed that the ooraUtu- SAIGON (AP) — Growing WASHINGTON (A P ) — the fuB Judiciary Cbmmlttoe Potter haa compiled a tentative with 2 Speeds The GM letter urged the own- under supervision of tte inter Doubts about revamping the wlttout TCoommendatlan a ptap set of high-rise regulations that era to have the wheels reidaoed national body. Nixon said die presidential etecthm system ■ Special Feature! Add an Automatic Ice $■ United States is "prepared to under wMch each atate would are presently being examined e 2 Speeds. Regular plus Delicate- for the flexibility a —at a^ coat estimated by the have been rekindled by a round elaot two pcesldantlal elaotan Maker now or later! Replaces present ice family washer needs. accept any government in South by the Planning and Zoning service in this refrigerator. company at glOO-lf Ihelr ^ooO» of voting In tte Senate Judiciary at kuya and the rata by dls- Commission and the Technical Charges DMZ Breaches Vietnam that results from the ■ Switch doors! Reversa-doors let you and up • Deep Action Agitator. Creates currents that plunge ejceaed rated oapacltlea. [/.S. subcommittee. trleto. Advisory Oommittee. clothes deep into sudsy water for thorough washing. Dr. Robert Branner. aoUng di- free choice of the South Viet The votes showed tbe subcom convert to right- or left-hand opening if B A ia O N (AP) — The U.S. halted almost seven months But this was only after tbe Pfotter has spoken in favor of you move or remodel. • 2 Jet-Away Rinses. Get rid of lint and scum so thor reotor c( the Federal Highway namese people themselves." mittee riiarply divided over Command charged North Viet ago. suboommlttoe hod Unsd vy 6-5 high-rise apartments, saying ■ Rollers! Easy moving! Easy cleaningl oughly there's no need for a lint trap. Safety Bureau, conceded that A speech by Sen. Tran Van ways te-^SBnge tte present sys In fovor of tte district plan 4sid that when a developed is willing GM had Issued the warning nam today with more than 5,0(X) The Marines were about 400 Don today was evidence of the tem—a situation existtog In both Y ■ 4.34 cu. ft. size freezer holds up to • Cold Water Wash Setting. Saves hot water. Saves yards aoutt of tte DMZ when had rejected 84 a propoial for to invest the large amount of 152 lbs. FRIGIDAIRE clothes from shrinking and lading. statement after the Department violations, of (be Demilitarized liKireasing doubts about how the (diambma of Congress. dlvldtog each state's elaetaral money required by a high-rlae of Tranaportation had infoimed their positimi waa hit by five elections proposed by Jtixon In the end the subcommittee \Zone between North and South structure, a well - designed, the oompany that It woidd oth mortar rounds. A U.S. spokes would conform with government (See Page Seven) vtotnam since the bomibing halt agreed 9-0 Monday to send oo to aesthetically pleasing building WASHERS erwise pubUcly demand such man aald the mortan set off policy and the constitution. la8t^Nov. 1. is- the result. Priced From notifloation under the federal some of the Marines’ ammuni Don, a prominent lawmaker tion, and this apparently caused Ehigland said he changed his Model FPC0-166TN-R highway eefety law. The'American .Oommand said who as a general helped over 16.6 cu. ft. some of the casualties. plans because he thought that without Ice Maker But Brenner said tte depart U.S. forces wero sheUed four throw President Ngo Dinh Diem ... Federal Taxes residents of Plymouth Lane Model WA2N, matching dryers, too-DAN, DAGN ment' Is still testing the vehicle times Suiiday from the buffer Marine artillery fired back In 1963, noted that Nixon’s elec and wheel and has not yet de- sone. In onS Mtack eight Ma Into the DMZ "silencing the tion proposal differs from Presi WASHmOTUN (AP) — The Itavtts on charttaM e daducUona; would object less strenuously to a celling oh the claiming of a shotting center. He said, olded whether It Is bastoally de- rines were killed and 34 wound mortar fire," headquarters dent Nguyen Veu» Thleu’s state House Ways and Mecuis Com "They won’t see a shopping cen and up feotlvau ed, the largest nun^ber of Amer aald, but there waa no report of ment April 7 that the Viet Oong mittee has finlstted. a prelimi farm losses; reduction of tax in- centves for oorporate mergers ter, but they would see a high- Frigidaire Fliptop Dishmobile And there’s nothing in the icans killed by a xrocket and any enemy casualties. could "enjoy full political nary study on ways to tigbten and Teatrietiooi on the device of rise apartment building.’’ law, he said, to compel the man mortar attack along the north The same Marine position had rights” under the constitution— Uve federal tax laws applying, to Several ipembers of the plan ufacturer to pick up bie tab. ern frontier since Anjerican the very wealtfo' foundations reducing corporate taxes by use ning comrhission have express features Jack-in-the-box racks! Oompany officials in Detroit bombing of North Vleliiaih.waa (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) and ootporatlons. of subsidiaries. ed negative opinions about the FRIGIDAIRE tnatatod the «heela-^manufac> The xvrogress roport, diie fo r No final deoiaiona have bewi proposed shopping center, how Frigidaire Range hired by the Kelsey-Hayee Oo. release today, cornea after Avne made on these towea and they ever. , Easier loading! DISHWASHERS weeks of study by the oosnmit' will be considered at another ’They are concerned about the Faster loading! features lift-off door, (See ^age FUleen) tee, which Is engaged In draft round of okweddoor deUbara- added traffic volume it would Front Loaders big storage drawer ing an over-all reform of the m i- tlons. produce at an already busy 7^ cycles plus 5 options Top Loaders Pentagott^Waste Charged tion'e tax edde. But it to tl)e praottee not to or'- der legWative drafts until there area. Some members of the LitHe or no pre-rinsing! The progress report, was ex Under Counter has been a subetanUal, even if commission felt that traffic Prices Start at ■ Oven door lifts off in seconds— takes By BERNARD D. N088ITEB \ before the Nixon cudmlnistration took pected to propose taxation and Attractive work top! the "extra reach" out of oven cleaning. Court Retuies . The Washington Post office. They expressed their hopes that from a high-rise building would rtrict policing of foundations; (See Page Seven) not be as much of a problem. ■ Full-width storage drawer keeps pots WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group things would change now and commend- and pans at the range. cf senators and represemtativea has d^ ,ed Detenae Secretary Melvin Laird tor Where shopping center traffic ■ Sturdy Radiantube surface units tilt Case Iiivolviiig would be more or less continu up,, stay up for easy cleaning below. Uvered a scathing indlctmsnt of the inomlMng a "thorough” review of the ous throughout the day, apart ■ Easy-view surface unit controls. New Maiiifest Danger Pentagon for wotting "literally billions 2 billion dollar overrun on the CJ-5A jet ment traffic would be heaviest R convenience feature! of dollars'’ each year In "bloated and transport. 2 in the morning and in the after FOR UNDERCOUNTER WASHINOTON (AP) — Two Inflated" defense budgets. TTie Sl-page document is a manual U.S. Education Head noon, they noted. DISHWASHERS Onmeotiout laws under which The document, "The Economics of of things that have gone sour at the Military Procurement,’’ was produced Pentagon In terms of .economy. It makes With the withdrawal of Elng- WE CAN HANDLE $■ young girls can be sent to prison land’s application, only one pe ELEGTRMMiLEAN i.95 for alleged Immoral conduct Convicted Kidnaper Gary Krist. (AP Photofax) by a subcommittee of the Joint Eco no effort to determine whether any of tition is slated for the June 2 THE ENTIRE were left standing when the U.S, nomic Oommittee. An advance copy was the big military syrtems themselves are Against Punitive Law, RS-30P • I obtained by tbe Wariihigton Poet. necescary for the nation's defense. hearing, that o f Herman Yules INSTALLATION ' Sir RANGES 30'' electric Supreme Clourt declined-Monday requesting a special permit to Colors or white to review the case of a Nor The report finds "extensive and per Among the key weaknesses it points to WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi glUmale requests from students erect a group dwelling complex FOR YO U sta rt at walk girl. vasive economi'e inefficiency and are these; dent Nixon’s new commissioner for chamge.” • on ^operty on either side of The Issue was not "a properly Krist Convicted, waste;’’ and "absence of effective coet — Absence of competition —■ Pentagon of education. Dr. James E. Al Excerpts from the qiMStlon- Fejguaon Rd., fronted by E. presented federal question," the (MXitrol" over procurement that totaled buying is "h l^y concentrated.” The len, says punitive legislation and-answer session :u Middle Tpke. nation’s highest court said. 44 billion dollars in the last budget year; same five companies — General Dyna can never solve the problems of Q. Do you thdnk the rash of The Norwalk public defender, and a variety of sloppy practices that mics, McDonnell-Douglas, Lockheed, campus disruption and violence. proposals In state legtolaturos 6 add up to "a 'vast subsidy for the de-. and In CJongress tor leglriatlon Robert N. Groaby, bad chal His Life Spared United Aircraft and General Electric — Instead, Allen sold In an inter lenged the law as singling out fense industry, particularly the larger received more than 1 billion dollars In view, legislators and ^uoatora against campus dissidents will contractors." unmarried young females to DECATUR, Oa. (AP) — A prime contracts In the -past two budget should seek to aqhto've changes be effective in curbing tUsrup- Enjoy Cool Mias M ackle, a 30-yeaiM>ld Ute document not only blames the tion? stamp out such behavior only praying jury has convicted Emory University' Junior, was years. In curricula and cope -with "le Pentagon for "mismanagement and laxi- in them. He said today he oould Gary Steven Krist of tte burled In an B-by~by-3-foot box — Absence of investment — defense gitimate student protests and le- A. I can appreciate and un In Memoriam Comfort ■ty *(>1 control.” It also accuses the defense not comment on the merlta of $B00,(X)0 ransom kidnaping of for 83 hours after her abduction buying discourages firms from Investing derstand the ctmeern that Ooo- Frigidaire “ Take Home” department of regarding cost-consclous- In loving memory ot Clara Wadaa In the hot months ahead, buy Frigidaire Prestige the Siqireme (>ourt decialon un coed Barbara Jane Mackle, but from a Decatur motel last Deo. their own money by supplying them with greas and the legislatures have wbo paseed away Hay 26. 1968. air conditioner til he sees a transcript of It spared his life because of elabte 17. The box contained food and nees as an “anti-social activity" and government plants, equipment and over the disruption and vtolence Frigidaire A ir CJonditioners punishing thore who attempt It. As an Aiwaya a fllleot tveartache. now I air conditioner The gill, IRrances Mattlello of rate steps taken to keep tte vic tranqulliser-looded drinking wa working capital In the form of “ progress which has been taking j^aoe on liUui)' a eilent tear, is easy to install Norwalk, waa 17 when convicted tim -alive in a burled box. ter. It also had a batteiy-run example. It cites A. Ernest Fitzgerald, payments.” Lockheed, for example. Is campuB. But I slmidy do not be Bui atwaya a beautiful memory. In Jime, 1968 on charges, o f laa- Of one we lorvad to dear. n m is Pin-Drop Quiet. Krist, 34, who had predicted ventilation system, water pump the Pentagon management expert who building the C4A In a -government plant lieve that punitive, negative leg olvloua carriage and of being tried to ride jierd on the ballooning costs and., through last December, had been Huabaixl. Rudolpb • Lightweight, take-home Install-lt-your- SAW BTU UNITS the death penalty whlitt tbe and small light that burned out islation (uui solve the problem. Hr. & Hrs. Bklward Favelack sell cabinet. 6,000 BTU/hr.* • Big cooling capacity. 12.000/11,800 "in manifest danger of foiling state asked, was given a life after a riiort time, leaving the of the C-5A and-was rewarded with loss reimbursed 1.2 billion dollars for out- Generally, I think there are Into habits o f vice or leacUng ajad dau^tar • Pushbutton Operation. HI for full- BTU/hr.* sentence Monday night on the girl In total darimeas. of his seniority and other penalties. layci o f less than 1.3 billion dollars al enough laws already available Hr. St M rt. Bdward Wada6 a vicious life." The report was signed by Chairman power. LO for quiet nighttime use. • Pin-Drop Quietness— just a pleasing Jury’s recommendation for mer After the victim’s father, land though the Air Force is now not sched to us for handling those few stu $j 2 4 » 5 She was paroled from the William Proxmlre (D-Wls.) and seven In Memoriam • Adjustable air direction for draft-free hushed sound. cy. Normally a Ufa term may be developer Robert F. Mackle of uled to get Its first plane until Decem dents who have violated the Btatt Farm tor Women In Ni- other tubcommittee members. comfort. • Decorator Panels— Choose Light Pro reviewed for parole In aeven Coral Gables, Fla., paid the ran ber, 1989. laws of the universities and of In lovinc nietnoiy of our son and • 115-volt operation. vincial or Mediterranean decor at extra antic after serving 11 months years in Georgia. Rep. Barber B. Oonable (R-N.Y.) did society. imodier. Roger Henry Ry^ewlca. and la ctumntly being sought som, the kidnapar tel^honed —- Inflated profits the Pentagon real cost. Walnut pattern is furnished. J(ny foreman H. I. Rainwater not sign, saying that the subcommittee’s 1 am particularly opposed to wtio ssuMod emray^Msiy 26. 19W. aa a parole violator. the FBI with directions to tha ly doesn't know how much its suppliers • Jet-Aire Vent. Helps freshen room air. said deliberations began with a remote burial spot northeast of hearings were held before he became make and thla “lack of knowledge . . . legislation which would wltb- Nbt just today but every day, ISAM BTU UNITS Whtei the case was argued a member. Sen. Stuart Symington (D- Our ttauuttls turn back to you. prayer. He dlacloaed in an Inter Decatur. la inexcusable.” Profits are pyramided draw funds from iiwtituUom. last December, Supreme Court M b.), who Is conducting a sepkarate In anne little ttiinx In a epeclal way, As Low As view that the 13 men w en divid Dlat Atty. Richard Bell had because prime contractors take a profit Any student found guilty of a I .Ilf you iwed to say and do. Justice Hugo L. Black expressed ed on whether to impose the quiry Into ur.needed military bases, said $ - 1.95 astonkSunent that a state oould presented a maostva—and unre- o.v the profits ot all the layers of sub crim e or of illegal dIarupUon It says time heals all s o n w s . death penalty, but finally vdted futed—orrayof evidence, eye ha had not t ^ e n pkort in enOugh hear contractors beneath them. So-called "in and expelled from an Institution Ami helps you to forget make It a crime for a girt "to for mercy because "af the effort ings to ilgn. And so ter time hes omy proved, $ 0 C 0 .9 5 be tempted to do something witnesses and fingerprints link centives contracts,” designed to reward would automatically torfott tte liow much we mias you yet and precaution be took to see ing Krist to the' crime. The subcommittee's other three Re- efficient firms, actually encourage the right to any federal financial 'AMociation of Horn# Applisncu Manuiacturtr*' Slandarda Model AP-1238P wrong." He said that thq oon- that she (tte victim) wasn’t pubKoons, Former Rep. Donald Rums Qod gave us strength to flght. Modwt AEC-6LP k *As»ociNtion of Homo Appliance ManuloclurorN' Glandords duot that oonsUtues vice "de "I’m disappointed," BeU said Inflation of original cost estimates and help to pay for hto ooltoga adu- Ana courage to bear the Row, kUled." o f thr. verdict. feld (lU.) and Sens. Charles H. Percy thereby defeat their own ends. The oaUon. And what it meant to lose you, pend on what people think." “He did go to an awful lot of (111.) and Len B. Jordan (Idaho) con No one wki ever know. In December, Groaby told tte Krist’s two oourt-itoPototed Pentagon provides still another "sub- I think wa ought to begin to EASY TERMS.-ASK ABOUT 5-YEAR GUARANTEE ON A U PRODUCTS trouble to oee that she would be tributed a footnote, observing that all Mbnuny and Daddy aU right," Ratowator said. 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