_ r MONDAY, MAY 2,1966 Xfwtagc Dally Net Prigs Nob The Weathe/" PAiS& EIGHTEEN iianrtjf^Btfr ^ufttittg l|«raUi For the Week Ended Cloudy tonight, low in 80s; April Id, leOd ■partly suimy and ooolar- ’to­ morrow, high about 48-82. Mystic Review, North Ameri- ew Benefit Association, will ■i 14,620 About Town meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd Manchestet^A City of Village Charm tiinne Lodge, Knights of Fellows Hall. Hostesses are Mrs. ■ / ■ / (Olitaaiflad Advartlsfaif on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Pythias, will' meet toirioiTow -at John Vince and Mrs. Agnes Ma n c h e s t e r ' c o n n ., Tu e s d a y , m a y a, i966 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. Albert Morgan. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 181 (TWENTY PAGES) ifWfn of Plalnville, and other Grand Lodge V(i111 be a social time with re­ freshments after the meeting. The Friendship Clubhand So­ dality of Blessed Sacrament of ina Ward Technical Institute of St. John’s Polish National Catii- the University of Hartford will olic Church will meet tonight at have special examinations Fri­ 7;30 in Parish Hall at the day, May 13 at 9 a.m. at Hud­ church. May Devotions to the son Hall, 315 Hudson St., H art­ Blessed Virgin will be held ford. High school seniors inter­ Wednes^y. at 7 pm. at the' ested in receiving one of sev­. church. ' ■ 'Called for b eral scholarships may apply. Applications are available at Willing Workers of South high school guidance coun- Methodist Church Will meet r — :------s^ors offices or at the Ward Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Copper Technical- Institute, 44 Niles Hail of the church to tie a quilf. St., Hartford, and should be Hostesses are Mrs. Claribel X3arr sent no later than Tuesday, May and Mrs. Vivian Northup. LBJ Asked to PicU 10, A senior supper of Nutmeg Manchester Ehnblem Club will Alumnae Chapter will be held meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Saturday, May 14 at 4 p.m. at .... New Approach Bdard the Elk’s Club on Bissell St. the Nutmegger House, Newing­ WASHINGTON XAP)—Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- Officers will rehearse for instal­ ton. Graduating seniors from lation. . Nu Chapter at the University Mass., called today for a sweeping reassessment of of Connecticut and Alpha Nu U.S. policy toward Red China an4 hrged President John­ Chapter at Central Connecticut son to appoint a special commission to recommend new State College, New Britain, doubkeentrd ------approaches. COME SEE OUR have been invited to the event. He said Uie commission could SPRING MATERNITY be headed “by a national leader The executive board of the State News of the caliber and credentials” COLLECTION Guild of St. Bartholomew’s of retired Gen. Matthew B. Ihessy Dresses, Stretch Church Will meet tomorrow at 8 PlAYTEX’ Pope Marks Christian Anniversary Ridgway, who eommanded al­ Slack^ Skirts, Blouses, In St. Bartholomew’s School Hartford 6oy lied forces in Korea; retired Bras, Girdles, Slips, Panties, HalL Pope Paul VI stands before a replica of the Virgin of Czestochowa in the grot­ Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Shorts and Swimsnlts. MAOEI to beneath St. Peter’s Basilica, celebrating Mass that commemorates Christi­ former American Red Cross Women of St. Mary's Elpisco- WITH anity’s 1,000th year in Poland. . ______' ______Found Dead president; or Dr. Milton S. Ei­ pal Church are reminded that senhower, Johns Hopkins Uni­ 3 Glazii^r's reservations for a salad smor­ In Old Icebox versity president and a brother esi Main St r- Manchester gasbord Friday noon at Second of former President Dwight D. Congregational Cfiurch may be Eisenhower. Corset and Uniform Shop GIRDLE HARTFORD (AP) — A made with Mrs. Preink V. Wil­ Johnson Reveals Hopei 7-year-old Hartford boy In a speeob prepiared tor de­ liams or Miss J.M. Lowe, both livery in the Senate, Kennedy of 1632 Toilland Tpke. The lunch­ was found dead today in a said the commission could be eon will be held In conjunction Machine washable .,. mn in bleach... stays discarded refrigerator in asked to make recommanda- with-May Fellowship Day. white, holds its shapa! United le the front yard of a house tions on “vital issues,” includ­ Hartford Scouts Join Bolton’s^ Raising the Flag For Free, on Williams Street. ing: LECLERC The library staff of Buckly , . .. , _ . . t Police Sgt. Francis Kelliher ‘—^How to Increase “informal Heavy Bofnance Under Development School has i^tponed its-meet- Bolton Girl Scouts and Brownies braved the chilly clouds that hovered over the Blackledge tfy 6ff PI4ltM"drtunlty to someone 'Who may not be a Earl Bieu Eligible The “Big Red One” was sweep- The air war against North Members are reminded to bring Y ou li, 13, Held way, became disenchanted with do something about It.’’ candidate. Beauty Is fhe cutting, sliapTjig and gfifts for a bingo table. Ing the South Vietnamese side Viet Nam tapered off to 36 mls- him.” Another former member of the On Monday, Mayor Frederick 0f the Cal Bac River in Tay slons Monday. A sortie Involves In Attack on staff, James P. Boyd Jr., tapering of the hair. nylon tricot lingerie In a telephone interview from Dodd W. Palomba said he assumed Nlnh Province, 76 miles north- a strike by a single plans Washington Monday might, Mrs. told the newspaper that Pearson that Waterbury’s delegates to To Ask, for Parole West of Saigon, long suspected against a single target, while a Y FAIRWAY. Vem on Girl and Anderson were correct in AT THE WIGGERY you’ll-get Marjorie Carpenter, formerly the party's state convention Earl G Bleu erf Manchester, a According to Assistant War- of headquartering the Viet mission usually Involves several personal secretaiy to tha Odh- reporting recently that former would “ go along” with Plimey's VmNON (AP)—A 18-year-old Prison inmate, den Fred Adams, it Isn’t often CJoilg’s political arm, the Na- aircraft hitting their objective a coif that is so right for you. neoticut Democrat, told the New employes of i^e. senator have choice of Gengras. — - - - — several times. Another Navy by boy has been picked up by ju­ Haven Joumal-Courier she ex­ 'been harassed, described by an assistant war- that a sentence such as Bleu re- tlonal Liberation Front, Choicest Meats In Town! den as a “trMnendoua Inmate,” celved is reduced. But Bleu, us- Qjg seized hundreds plane was reported lost over the venile authorities in connection pects to testify at the hearings ^ y d noted that he recently Strike Still On North and the was listed as of the Senate Ethics Committee. had his 8 to 20-year sentehce re- Ing his talents for woodcarving ^ns of Viet Cong supplies in •MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL with the beating of 10-year-old lost his job on the staff of the HARTFORD (AP)—Thie car­ duced by the State Board of knd working hard, hM be

lar capacity and as dean of . Sp<^u8es Report ShcifiwoW on ^ Siamese Twins Medical Group medicine, director of ipedida) Tiede in Viet Nam Bald Protest affairs, and vice chaseellor tor'' B B To Hear Dean medicalaifalra. Two Lawmakers BEAD OPtONliNT’S HAND ^I^oing Fine’ b.comiH9 to D B T R O rr, Mich. (AP) — IF HE IS TOO ACTIVE EaR dealer ______He Was appointed acting dean BbUi tides vBteersMe Missing a Week Nine members of Tau B^al- Dr. John W. Patterson, dean of UConn’o School of Medicine fUGRIM MHASf 'km Phi Fraternity at Wayne By ALFRED MIEINWOlJ) NORTH In j^ew Haven Asians See Enterprise 4k 109843 of the University of Connecticut and later to Ws present posltloit MONTPEUER, vt ' (API- State University met at a ^ 1 0 4 (Continned f f « ^ Fage One) School of Medicine, Prill be guest following toe death of Dean barber rfiop itwiday to pro­ You may be sure that your State Police fikve reported that O A 9 8 2 speaker at the annual memorial Lyman Stowe in June 1666. the Republican floor leader of test “ the greatest social is- opponents don't wear long white- triicther toe twins'abared any Throughout 3 administra­ dinner of the Manchester Medi­ As Nuclear Bomb the - Vermont House and a Aue. of our time." whiskers or red suits. An op­ WEST * IMOT organs. tive work. Dr. Patterson has housewife-legislator from South Their long hair, a sym­ ponent who roars "Hb, ho, ho” Dr. James M. Ale cal Association, to be held maintained an active program bol o f “ the emasculation of $ 8 7 2 ^ Dr. George J, Geanurachs,' Wednesday evening at Willie's Barre have been nviaatng for is not lull of Innocent merri­ O Q543 O K7 of research, studying the mech­ more than a week. the American college man,” delivered the babies-by Steak House. ! Bgr TOii TnaDB ment. He Is Just crowing over « 106542 ♦ 9*3 anism of development of cata­ Maj. Glenn Da'visi. deputy gave way to tdiaven heads. SOUTH 'rean section at Bridgeport Hos­ 'The dean will discuss the role racts and has been author or a b o a r d m B u s s b n - W f f W M " /' - - chief; paid Monday a missing "W e think that men are Us Buccesa. B K Q I6 2 pital, were also hopeful that the of ■ the community hospital in co-author of over 50 publications •dOBFRlSB! — (NBA) — This K9 twins could be successfully sep- ARC GOING C persona retort was filed Mon- losing their identity,” one Opening lead eight of hearts niedical education and will des­ on this and other subjects. la a quarter of a mile long OJ106 arated, y day' afternoOn on Lawrence E. studen^ explained. East won the first trick with cribe the-recent progress in the and taller 'thaii ^ a 22-story * QT7 Mrs. lO&niels was reported ki Frat^lin, 41. Mrs. FrankHn A coed looked at the bald Oie ace of hearts abd sUfted to Eatl Soath' Wcit Neeto development of UConn’s nePr I^THIIRS., MAY Sill * liiUding. Its 4.47-acre flight' good condition. said She had not seen or heard pates. ‘Tt grives them a cer-. the king of diamonds. South 1 4k Paw 4 B School of Medicine, which is Street Dentists deck ii laixe enough for four from her husband since April tain distinction, all right The Danielses were married grabbed tWs with dummy’s ace scheduled to admit its first class Phnom Penh, capital of Cam­ aimuttaneoua footbaa games 22. They al^ look awfiil," she May 8, 1 ^ . Daniels was bortt of diamonds and led a tnunp at in 1968. bodia, has a “Street of to* Den­ oir 68 regulation tennis courta Last week, the husband of said. in Bridgci>ort and is a teller at once. warned South to play the dia- Dr. Patterson joined the plan­ tists,” where sidewalk doctote ,H »e andiors have 860-pound Rep. Patricia Ann Ford. 87. R' East took the ace of trumps «,rrecUv toe Conneoticut National Bank ning group at UConn in 1W3 display their denture wares, e}uUn Hnka. The propellers are . South Barre, reported that he there. , , and led Us other diamond to mond® Dally q <|aestion as professor of physioiogy, com­ pull teeth and' fit gold replace­ larger than bilevel homea '■ l^ not seen his ■wife since that Grad Sorority His wife, 23, to a native of the queep-.''^'Back came a dia­ As dealer, yea bold: Spades, ing from Vanderbilt University, ments before- -admiring audi­ FOR . The total weight is 85,350 able. He said she left in the Fairfield. mond, and East’s ruff defeated K-9; Dla where he had served in a simi­ ences. tona fanlUy car. the ointract. East laughed very ! It has the horsepower equiva­ John R. Ford said Mrs Ford ■ ' " ■ » " ■—I" -II.—I--II Cosmetics lent of 1,000 automobiles, is called him last Thursday night Arung with enough cable and from Oklahoma Qty, Okla., to Greater Hartford Stump Removal IT’S Bire to stretch from New Tork say she was all right and would Chapter o f Alpha Omlcron to 1,500 miles beyondi Loa An­ be home in a couple of weeks. Sorority were In at a He d j , E w t'le d another diamond, ^ ^ . . .. Low Bid $440 geles,'and has so many 'varied Mrs. Fors, the mother of three Wednesday at the home of Mrs. oucen would be trapped. Wgh c a ^ and X point for the Tlie G. B. Anderson AlwrlstS Uggetfs oompartmenta in its nine-level chlldron, is serving her first Terry Sprenkel, 73 Palmer Dr., S r e f i ^ d knock out toe doubletort. An ^aceleto lumd is hull that if . a man visited 10 o f Litchfield, with a price of term in the House. South Windsor. ' q, trumps and East would wor^, 1 ®’P’ *440, is the apparent low bid-, At ITie Parkade Idioms a day it would take 11 FranWih, a fa ire r, is s e ^ „ (fw r s are Mrs. Robert be unaWe to get the diamond MITES months to see them all. der for removing 25 tree MANCHESTER USS Enterprige his third term. He w m eleetto ^imson, Foster S t, Wap- ruff for lack of an entry to the iwlfUi'K ! It is Hke saHing on a 40 to rave about. StUl, the strong stumps from various town loca­ to the leadership post during the ping, president; Mrs. Sprenkel, west hand. m.ph. IshtxMl, the product of ____ spade suit is the decisive fac­ tions. 1966 special legislative Session ■vice president; Mrs.^ William ii-g]] ^ 5 dealguen. 2,400 miles of to most cases, fear Ip f tt® nSuch giggles a r « ft cover- boat is so large there would tor. Most experts would bid this Others who presented prices He and hfs wife have one son Graver, 27 North Main St., ijtjjg auesUoh is ho bluetxtats, 3,000 railroad cars ship atemrt from ignorance of tq>s, either. Nobody aboard is still be a, chMce. iiaTirt but would pass if the dubs today are Associated Tre# Ex- ^For the Boys’ Takes Top Award iti Fine Art Show e f material and several baigea its functioning. The average worried. The sUp's secure. The If the explosion was .aft, say, West Hartford, secrotary; Mra. w a s h in g on. If , mades were exchanged, perts of Nerwington, *462.50, Mrs. Liz Humphries of 213 Wells St. holds the. silver pltriier plained that she was inspired by her young* nephews who, money. auppoeition is tturi exploding eight reactors are stuffed with the crew could move forward. Andrew Winana, Kozly Rd., jjgst had led from K-Q-x of dia- - — and Walgren lYee F:q>erts of Copyright General Features riie received last night as "Best of Show” for her sUll life when they visit her. Immediately raid the bowl of apples That way they’d be a quarter- Tolland, treasurer; Mrs. R. at thrt second trick. West Hartford, *625. .1 Yet, for an Its abundance, neutrons, or some ouch, Uast safety features; cut-down con- Corporation oil, “For the Boys,” at the Manchester Fine Art Member’s she always has on hand for them, and then they consum e/* niile from ground zero. Queen Pays Fosbrlnk, 88 Foxcroft Rd.. West be Correct to take the The award-winning contrac­ dppnclatlon for tUs largest o f the eUp over the bounding main, trols operate automatically; and EbeWbit at Mott’s Community Hall: Joseph Garman, a mem­ mugs o f root beer or whatever is available. The exhibit will Many great • stories of Hartford, Panhellenic delegate;' dummy’s ace. tor will be required to remove 4n atroraft carriers is barely Hardly. The nuclear aspect is the human help is grilled for ber of the retail division of the Manchester of Com­ continue through * Saturday and is open from 9 a.m. to 9 prlze-'winning correspondent ■Mrs. Richard Sweetnam, 198 ^an find the answer to the stumps by June 30 and to Anghy-alzed along the Asian used primarily as a source to months in Atomic Energy CX>m- Parking Fee merce, presented awards last night at toe show in behalf of p.m. daily. Mrs! Nora Addy Drake will give a demon^ration. Aoast. manufacture steam, which fires inissimi class-roomsT Tom Tiede are collected in Hollister St., Manche^er, pro- question by putting yourself stockpile 14 of them for rec I ^ NCHES^ER the Chamber of Commerce., The “ Best of Show” award is in oils tonight at 7:30 and Mrs. Doris Scheflsfch also FAIRWAY the attractive new 120-page LONDON (AP) — Queen Eliz- graim chairman; Mrs. C. Emer- East’s place. How would you and park department use. Ihe Tjrtpaneae tear it, Ohtoese ob- the turbines ta a more or leas Even radiation is more pun sponsor^ annually by The Herald. When asked why she demonstrate in oils Friday at 7:30 p.m. The eVent is open abeth n paid a parking fee son, 163 Girard Ave., Hartford, defend if yoii. had the ace of remaining 11 will be taken to Jfcct to It, Koreans and Viet- oonventipnal manner, than problem. Those nearest book, “Your Men At War,” chose that particular title for her painting, the artist ex­ to the public, (Herald photo by Oflara.) aamese are wary o f it. to fact. It is. In fact, sort of a sci- You can get your copy fOr Monday like any of her subjects membership chairman; Mrs. gpades, the ace ,of hearts, and toe Olcott St. Disposal area. the core receive about as much ^ f o r d it USB Enterprise can count enoe fiction letdown. There are *1 by writing to ‘Your Men while her husband, Prlnce'Phil- Charles Riegel, 99 FVances Dr., probable diamond tricks? Ends Tonight “Angels" at 8 a year as a jet pilot can get “ quite a grass fire,” an official m b friendly porta of call in this no eerie lights, no pulsating At 'War,’’ C/O The Man­ ip, was spotted with an Illegal Manchester,, historian-reporter; Would.you lead the king of dla- “Trouble With Angels” George Poltras and Robert Zlg- from a single Ugh-alUtude 4 Grass Fires said, W MOTHdl'S DAY ia rt of the wortd on the cap- beepJ>eepe. flight. chester Evening Herald,- license tag on his car. and Mrs. William Kelley, 1548 monds and thus risk losing one “The Lortg Ships’* Tolland mond. Sophomores: Holly Anderson, Another call for a small g^rass lUn’b thumb. And it absolutely won’t blow And, anyway, according to Box 489, Dept. 06040, Radio •T h e queen's . chauffeur Manchester Rd.. Glastonbury, Qf yo^r precious tricks? Christine Cebula, Donna Gozdz, Quickly Quelled fire was answered at 11:50 to- BE SURE \BLISS has been serving the Home T w h y T Baoausa “ “ It’a nuclear up. At least that’s what the crew Geiger-counter gag the City Station,' New York, plunked a coin In'uie parking magazine chairman. ifg very clear that East Wed.—Funny and Funnier CAROS Voter-Making Procedure Susan Hatton, David Jedrziew- Fouf fires, all grass variety, 291 Adams St Both fires Owner for 84 YEARS. For a complete FREE powered. Asians consider it the says. One chief petty officer who ^sjgjjg aren’t laughing at, even N.Y., 10009. Allow three meter when .riie visited King ^rs. Joel Godstrom, 85 High- would sit tlgltt and do nothing , 6 J qylgj^ly put uut. world’s UggeA atom bomb. received a worried letter from somethihg did go wrong the Edward VH hospital where her iaj,d Dr., Wopping, the retiring to rock the boat if he had the skl, Charles King, Sabine Kir- weeks for delivery. stedn, Ava Landry, Rita Me- haVe been reported since yester- ; It isn’t of course. Although Ws wife concerning the veasel’s ______;______daughter, Princess Anne, is president, installed the officers, setting trick in his own hand, trol Expert, supemsed by the finest technical 'n GIFTS toe ship is propriled by a glob safety, put his tongue in his being treated for a broken nose „ext meeting of the alum- The fact that East got very ac- Questioned by Danforth LaugWdn, FYederick Ray, and day. CHAMBER GETS AWARD staff,' phone our ‘ne^teat local oflloe: ^ uranium, the chances of an cheri< and the spouse in 'her suffered in a fall from a horse. j,ae Chapter will be June 3 at tive at the second trick proved Judith West; jtHrior, Jennifer ijijjg town fire department • P A J A M A S Coventry The procedure used by the school. Zanglii told him toe WASHINGTON (AP) — The atomic explosion are, statistical- place by replying: "It’s unusual for the queen to the home, of Mrs. D. Waller Du- that he did not have all of the Jenks. uuig answered one call at 5:55 p.m. Hartford, Conn., Chamber of “ Honey, if I atari glc^wlng at pay for .parking,” explained a town’s board of admissions to state picks out plaices it wants next to nothing. gan, 16 HdUside Manor, Vernon, missing cards, This should have An oiganizational meeting of yesterday for a grass fire at S. Commerce received an honor • H O S IE R Y night. I’ll resign.” Buckingham Palace spokesman, fill out voter registration forms to put road lines, and that state Town Meeting Faces Delay^ authorities wanted to hear from ^ Tolland Senior Rifle Club virill Hawthorne St. and an,other to- award today in the U.S. Cham- Most others among the ship’s ?‘but on this occasion the queen was questioned by Selectman 649-924* • C o m I ii9 W o r t 6,300 membeta treat the sub­ was on a private' visit. Stuart Danforth at lost night’s hlm, as the top local official. be held Thursday night at 7:30 day at 12:30 at Autumn and E. her of Commerce fire eafety .'Crosswalks in front of the ju ^he Commiinity House across Eldridge Sts. Both were quickly contest, ject with equal levity —a kind Budget Still Under Study ‘"rhe hosirital is in a crowded meeting of the Board of Select- • A P R O N S of gallows humor known as men. He also asked if lined Hicks Memorial School and £rom Crandall’s Pond. The club extinguished. ih e awards are for achieve- London area and the only park- OBONIVBIPETBtSaiHtS BLISS TERMITE C O N im COBP. Gelger-oounter gaga. H ie annual town meeting to esses to assist Mrs. Robert Pat- Ing spaces available are those — NOTICE— roadsides could be painted on across Rts. 195 and 74, were ^111 be affiliated with the Na- The Eighth District Fire De- ment by local chambers in co- • G O W N S MBERnmeietCAPUCME.. Merrow Rd from theHicks painted by the State Highway tional Rifle Association and is partment answered a call at 3 operating with fire deportment ’They've nicknamed t?ie ship set the budget for the fiscal year terson, permanent hostess and in front of Parking meters^ ^ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., • 1ST. 1112 set the budget for the fiscal year . Memorial school to Oder Mill Department yesterday. open to anyone 19 years of age p.m. yesterday at 1 Mitchell Dr. programs to reduce fire losses. • GARDEN TOOLS • Box.’’ .___ ' “ V,, - caretaker - • at - the homestead.------whenwne one of these was used by Due to a sudclen illness WE WILL BE CLOSED I THE RINK_M^Ef0 The Oldest and Largest All suntans are “radium dis- starting July 1 wlU b^ held at society meets at 8 p.m. the queen.’s car, the queen’s The approval of the installa- or older. Further information when burning leaves drifted- out Hartford won In the 100,000- TILL FRIDAY, MAY 6th. Thank you kindly for .^..^o a u m c m K coloration." 8 p.m. Monday ip Coventry , May 24/4t24/kt Erb’s home on South chauffeur paid UMTf 0 AMTim First .Selectman Carmelo be obtained from Joseph of an incinerator and started 250,000 population category. was announced in March by Rz^wuski, Loehr Rd., or Jo- Nobody is sick, theYre “dis- Grammar School. Streets Speaker will be Israel Prince Philip parked his 120- your patience! Zanghi told DanfQrth that he integrating.” 21anghi. The action was taken sgpb LaPointe. Grand View Ter- The meeting id expected to be “ Zeke" Llverant, president of m-11 e-an-hour, glass-topped has been filling out and admin­ as a result of a petition filed pace, And guys who are bald are .. . . .-.--i*,— i.— TT,-i—I—, a_ sports station wagon at London adjourned, because the board of the Colchester Historical istering the oath to make vot- with the selection by parents Women’s Softball “mutations."' ' lULIANO'S finance will be unable to present ciety, on the subject of “Chil- Airport before flying to Oslo, #i« for 12 years and no one has of riiHdren walking to school in Women’s softbEdl games will Norway. Passers-by noticed the ever questioned the procedure all its estimates of expenditures dren’s Furniture of the Past." BAKERY and PIZZERIA Tonlte — Hermans’ Hermits the area. be played tomorrow afternoon license tag was 86 OGLE, tech- “Hold On” 7:66, “Laughing before. and recommendations, accord- OOP Women 207 SPRUCE ST.— MANCHESTER H\e announcement of toe ap- at 3 p.m. at the field in front Ing to'the meeting warning. The Mrs. Donald C. Smith is 20’s” 6:20-9:26 Danforth maintained It was . . .. , - . “ The phone hasn t stoppea irteri^ jiroval and toe petition in the of the Meadowbrook School, be- boai-d says it needs more Ume presidentpi*esident of the newly formed ahm ^ STANLEY WARNER necessary----- T' forV tl ™ n ^ newspaper touched off com- ginning tomorrow. Thirty wom- because it is striving to hold the CoventryCoventrv RepublicanRenublican Women’s ^ 8 prince ■?, ments from Danforth who ques- en signed up at toe organiza- tax rate to 49 mills, as it voted ciub, with Mrs. __ William______Lod- epoKcsman. xm Philip doesn’t realize the regis- / ’ Za^ni re- be had not seen or tdonal meeting held last week, several months ago. The board g* vice president; Miss Mli- , , tration la illegal.” plied it wa^only necessary for advised of toe Rummage Sale CULTURED haa held meetings with the Truex, secretary, and STARTS TOMORROW secretary, — •* A spokesman for the company him to s i ^ the form in one .^,^bdie Zanghi molnitalned he had The Democratic Woman’s board of edircatlon toward Jhla James C. Malcolm, treas- The silencers - 7:50 been. Subsequent Investigation Qub will hold a spiring Rum-- that turned out the custom- The Collector - 5:45-9:35 end. ANNUAL BAND CONCERT Danforth cited his source of revealed the petition had been mage Sale, Saturday, from 9 FOLKS! The meeting will be asked t o _ , made car said: “ We thought it Information as being Miss Ama- “ personally delivered” to Zong- a.m. to 3 p.m. at toe Italian, SEE HOW BEAUTIFUL. PEARLS CAN B empower the board of select- , the club would be a good idea to get the Presented by men and the town treasurer to Include these objectives: To in- year and the maker’s name on Ua Toro, attorney for the State hi’g home in December. american Friendship du b, Department of Elections. He Awards Kingsbury Ave. New and used borrow money from time to effectiveness of worn- the registration plate. I know MANCHKTGR HIGH SCHOOL BAND I’m N e w - time to meet expenses cause of good govern- ifs technically wrong, but nobo- said Miss Toro told him it was q,bg following awards were items^ and baked goods will be It will also be asked to author- objected.” necessary for this line to be presented at the recent meeting Donations will be picked Ize the selectmen to contract parUclpation; to work for elec- -The OGLE stands for David Saturday, May 7—S P,M, eigned, adding that he had a gj cub scout Pack 15. A Bobcat up by contacting Mrs. Paul . U t’s Get Acquainted! for state road aid funds. tlon o^,, the Republican Party’s Ogle, the design firm that right to sign on one of the four badge went to Keith Wohlebbe. Bakke, Meadowood Rd. and . nominee; to develop good ■will, helped build the car. BAILEY AUDITORIUM lines appearing on the bottom of w oif badges were awarded to Mrs. John Wells, Glen Dr. ^ Jt cooperation and fellowship with- Informants said the prince the form, according to Miss Richard Dean, Joseph McCor- Membership Tea GENERAL ADMISSION 50c chairman In the Republican party; and to saw the car at an automobile Toro. mack, Joel Harding, Steven Tbe DemocraUc Woman’s finance, reports that there have report upon ^and disseminate in- show ^and bid for it. They said The Board of Admissions, Williams, Joseph Baker, Steven Club will hold its AnnualMem- be?n several misunderstandings ,gJ^tiion concerning govern- others Interested in buying the (consistlng of the town clerk Mahtlik, David Duncan and bership Tea, May 12 at 8 p.m. B .& B .C IT G 0 over tax escrow accounts. mental and political eiffairs. car were Lord Snowdon, Prir-^ and the three selectmen), and Kerwln Sands. ^ Lamplighter Room of the The board says there should immunization clinic Sat- Philip’s brother-in-law; and n the two registrars of voter'sThad Bear badges were presented Howoid Johnson Restaimant on ^ 1 ^ be no major increases in mort- yp^J^y ^ j j held from 8'30 Uonalre Nubar Gulbenkian. irS GREAT! — TONIGHT 7:00 Informed Danforth at Staurday’s to Stuart Benson, Rickie Graf, 30 in Vernon. All I>emo- gage payments, due to taxes. ^ ------• m a r tin session that he could not sign Bruce Bodnar, Timothy Duell, cnatic women interested in Join- as Matt HainV SERVICE STATION at this time. If any taxpayer ^^e Town Office ^ How ilods a BMtion pi^UK abodt on one of the lines on the right Ronald Baker; Gold Arrow, big the club are invited to at- IRTiMHWhw<»H 0 4raraiB n k >i;i4 i l |lM.3liRaW lJlw ».i»f in town has a question concern- gundlng with Dr. Robert P. ^ M o v e OOO t e e l tOi>>4*f>'|DMl«dllkiaaaip>>yRaapwall>wg||gB. J h e hand'tside of the form because ’Timothy Steppien, and Mayne tend. Ing tax payments oh his mort- gowen, local physician and iota^ a r a rvnt tvi« It would mean "disapproval of Morganson; a Silver Arrow to HMy. Name Soriety 555 WEST MIDOU TURNetKlB wta 4 tadmiy Amrd MnintiMM the applicant” . They did permit Steven Jaskolka, and a denner "Hie Holy Noihe Soaety of St. CORNER OF ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. btclodMO S i l e n c e r s BcOuM BEST PICTURE Of* THE YEAR? Danforth to sign in the left stripe to Guy Wannegar. Matthew’s Ohurch wdU hold Us • TUNE-UPS I GENERAL .'Starrvtg "w hand margin of the forms, after Skits were present^ at the M ating t o m o r ^ night AUTOMOTIVE WORK High St. in the evening. he insisted on signing them, meeting by dens 3, 6, ind 9 un- o f « bi toe i w P a ^ ceMer. • b r a k e w o r k Bociation. flow. As a result, the Horseshoe biawHhX Niirrfe. PASTBeiS-DAUAHlAVI Danforth asked the other se- der the direction of den mothers OffiTOrs wM be e l^ e d and an Bob JohnBoo, Prop. LItUe League Grange Programs crest has receeded to the south and jeaatr Saturday is tag day at the amlnryoir rvnPUADICCC »“aw«aiiKi«i»«tw lectmen if he could cross o ff Mrs, Eleanor Anderson, Mrs. ^ Coventry Grange will nrigh- sPiM 865 feet in 200 years. Ul U UlAlilOut COLUMBlACOtO* Plains Athletic Field for the bor with HlBatown Grange May ------Ws signature on the forms and Lorraine Morganson and Mrs. invited Coventry Boys Baseball Associ­ 12. providing part of the enter- ©EO GRANT AWARDED %ilFVyanil eiew /iS ALSO put it in the correqt. place. He Rita Brooks. _ ^ '**'‘*'*^ ^ friend, ation Inc., sponsors of the Lit-, WiUiam Wyler’s was Informed that it “wouldn’t Honor Students „ . . ™ . talnment. . s. WASHINGTON (AP) ’ilie “THE COLLECTOR” hurt ” and that the Town Clerk Tolland students attending Manchester Evening Herald FRCE PLAID STAMPS tie League. Starting at 10 a.m. The Grange will have Open Community Action Oommittoe of May 26th probably had the forms. Rockville High School who ToUand Correspondent, ^ t t o Parents^ are being asked to sup- HouM and Oommtfiaty Nigiht Dartbury, Cwm., has received a WITH LUBE and QIL CHANGE “The Ten Commandments” Only two lines o f the four re- aoWeved high honors for the slbHlty of applying Honor students are: Fresh- according to offlcisils of Loulsi- eight-year old beginners, is East Central Pomona Grange was announced Monday. 08 to the state to provide lined men. Gall Anderson, Alison ana State University, Btartihg the ,«iii^on tor this la to meet Saturday at Colum- ____ bia Grange, instead of at Andov- — :------^ jlj llO liJA R D roadstdes along Merrow Rd. Buxton, Lindie Fleming, Janfet The LSU Agricultural Exj^rl- group at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the down the hill toward Older Mill Cottier, Jane' Horsman, Dale ment Station described the vari- Plains field. Any boy who will be er Grange. However, Andover FREE in-car HEATERS Grange- will be host tor the Bd., was broached by Danforth, Karpuska, Nancy King, Dorothy ety as ,a..welcome newcomer to eight years old by Aug. 1 of who said tt would odd to toe; McHutchlson, Ronald Miller, a hungry .world because of its FREE PLAID STAMPS groiq> for tlie evening at Cohnn- this year is invited to jolii this safety of cWldren walking to Donna Morg2uison, Ann Pelles, .Wgh productivity. . group. Uniforms will be dls-j-hla. MEADOWS"--' WITH BRAKE REUNING AT Jniforms will be dla-j ENDS TONIGHT tributed at thisl Ume. Oub Committee “GHOST IN THE B & B CTTGO SERVICE STATION Scrimmage g^toibs for the Ci*** SooUt Pack No. 65 Corn- INVISIBLE .BHUNr’ 6*5 Wea$ Middle Tpke. (Coiner of Adams) week: Tomorrow, Field 1, be*‘ 7:30 .at the —-C olof — glnners; and Field 2, Cornwall American Legion Home on WaU "T. N. T.rt E lli e s Tneaday, May 17th Acres vs Coventry Marina; Street BTARTS'WED. Thursday, Field 1, TremblaY* First Opngragattonal . Julie Christie EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT EXPERTLY SELECTED... vs Tomm’s 5A10; and Field 2, The .First ^Congregatianal *4)ABLIN0” Zollo’s vs Allan’s; Friday, Field Church Board C ^ stian Edu- ' Lee Marvin j (5 P.M. TO 9 KM.> BUSING PROPOSAL caUon meets at 8 'p.m. Friday 2, Lakeside vs Lou Bodreau’s . — Color — PRICED TD REFLECT DIRECT at Kingafbuty House. “CAT BALLOU” TV. “ TO BRING LIGHT FROM SMOKE, TO MAKE 1WMGS CLEAR .. The Board of Trustees meets Tomorrow at 8 p.m. a meet­ HJHIlUKO SPRISCIIIID HPKfSSrt:\ at 8 p.m. May 12 at Kingsbury "Busing Rnferandum" TIm public has the fjight to make Its opinion known ing for all managers and'toter- FREE PLAID STAMPS House. —byi^ngonltl | j IMPORTATION Tl Mted peraons be held to the , d u b of the church 1 WITH MOTOR TUNE-UP AT Nathan Hale Oommunitj^ Cen- ^ n S H F R Y W o urge eveiy v om and taxpayer' ta jottend Hie Board of Di- B & B CTTGO SERVICE STATION **'1 , . .V Kingsbury House with the, I V W U m m CHILDREN UNDER If reclors meeting, tonight. Tues., May 3. 1956 at Town Hall, Center St. Necklaces and rings priced from $i20 to $2000 Friendly Orole conducting a - BOSTROM 565 West Middle Tpke, (Coiner of Adama) are scheduled for Sunday! food sole and''Tvmmage sale' S p ^ up wifli digni^ and let them know your wishes for a Rfl^EIUBN- Teams playing will be announc­ GALLERIES 89c Expiras Tueoday, May 17th during the affair hOr«|. Dona- 1.19 W i M : ^ ed. fions are needed of aiJeable 276 TRUMBULL ST. Antiqaes Fair itema, both tor the auction and HAR'TFORD That "Tho people of Manchester do net YIELD their sovereignty Malcolm Krb has been named nunmage eale, and may be left W onderful Boneless Fillets to agencies which serve them." chairman of arrangements .for at Kingihury House. Walter El- Due to an overwhelm­ Fried to a cfisp golden brown. ^ ♦ ' the Outdoor AnUques Fair the well or Mrs. Joseph ,P. Eaton ing number of requesta, French Fried Potatoes • Cola Slaw Mr. Wiffiom Curtis, M anchester Herald, AprB 7. 1966. "The beard Coventry Historical Society is may be oontaotod by those un­ Boatrom Galleries an- holding fro ^ 10 ajp. j^o 8 p.m. able h> leave the donaOdna luuncaa Its program of Tartar Sauce • Rolls and Butter is le m ^ if it remains faiseMitive to the wishes of the communitv." The June l i oh the grounds of the FRfE PLAID STAMPS there. ' ART CLASSES Town off Manchester with ifs insHtuHiM belongs to 4ho people who Nathan Hale Homestead on COCKTAILS SERVED AT BOTH RESTAURANTS • k of C Setbadc instructed by Manches­ WITH GAS FILL OUT South Street , kdMbit it. A iwfej|eadum h w o r t h lig h t in g fcNr, t o S e c u r e y o u r ce in s titu - (1* GALS. OB MORE) St. Jude CtouncU, K of C, is ter’s own Lix Humph- Other committee heads Hat- ^wnsoring a public setback card lidlial tight to vet9.-r- riea Classes to be held -MANCHESTER .JEWELEFIB-BILVERBMITHa i ed by toe society’s board In- party at 8 p.m. Friday at toe at toe OaUery, Tuesday B & B CTTGO SBRVICB STATION Da\«vV i«»r#iaAeTi_ __ ix •------<4 i. _ w<«e % MBs oil OaUaad StreeU-ah TOQaiid Tttmplha 555 W est BOddle Tplm. (Com er o f A6ima]| and Wednesday morn­ And refah vigilcmko over publie servants; so that we ln Monches- ings. Expiras Tneaday,' May 17th menta; Mrs. Byron W. Han, Road with prlxoa to be awarded. ler w il sHI be in eeatral off ow. own town government^ and elecM d .food qale; Byron W. Hall, park­ For Flirtoer VERNON ing and toaflfic; and Mrs. P. Manches^ Evahliig Herald Information ofRciols! ' .»' >'' j . ^ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER A? 958 MAIN STRE6T ■i- .. :__ Raymond Broga and Mrs. T. C ovea1i;y oorrelipoiideBt, F. CaU 627-4089 1 Bast of Vamoii Circle o. Boats 5# ! FiaM by Taxpayen a a i Voten of Miuii^water 1 V , , Leolflaharty. to provide hoat- PanUae UHIa taL 741 -6 01 J " t v * * T f . -'M'**'.

KANCHESlilsa EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, MAY 8,1966 PAG E FIVE ItAGB FOUR l^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, l^CH ESTER, OONN., TDESDAT, MAT 8,1968 Udnaped U agr. Utota In nd af- er, Patricia Badger, -Jeff Baulin, Viei IFriter Honored Pcnalty-Killeps R«MEMBlER Events fdet to obtahi iha help of Pope Re<»tal Friday Kathryn Bodtoer, Mary Louise ? c t f f h * MOTHER'S DAY Boehner, Susanna Brouilatte, d . . Play^igRoles OANDT — COSMETICS You Should Know ••• By Gray Pnpilg Lium Burton, Wtolay Burton, (^)« Em . rii 9 F.M. ^ in Pohoa would a^r MtO* about ______- ______Judy Cartwright, Ohriattoo stories In N H t Playoffs ARTHUR DRUG Warren E.HincUind • rn ttlt flBVMRlfMHIl W VI0 QM** C hSrtotto & ^ KUasaori, David Slatdher, Bart appnraned on FMday of Msgr, top Dr. teacher of voioa and I^tirie. Heard. Rol- / • ___ MONTREAL (AP) — One of Bow 4 om a topical day in tbb W o r l Uarik, who Is arriealasticai ane Iriah. Diane KeDiey, Mardi the more totoresttog sidellg^ o f the StanMy Cup finals b ^ 'W b o( Wanran K. Hontand r>- ooaDaOor in ttia 8i lunr tnxunxM in a xvdtel Viidfty iciiiijiav Jovea l^ilcv Rlcluinl Train Hha Track a t ra io m litp Hafia Booth ^ uA t Qjtl Jim sL tween the 'Detroit Red Wtogs Howland aaya with to te Vsttcan. Maaon, David Meek, John Mp- Awarded Pulitzer Priz^ PRAO U K , Ckecboatovalda and the Montreal Canadians has MettiQdist <3uum. Una group Mary Kuy Local reporting special — premleje-tlTthis country In PWl- a ligbt smile «n tiia bpe. (AP) — Ten students were NH^ YORK ^AP) — A news, been the dominant roles played A r r h ^ MeUnnon, Handy Mhrtn, Brian John A. FVawoa of the ’Tampa adflpKia last Oct. 22. Joidtiily, he goes on to de-< killed and S8 othets ware in- papef campaign to prevent the by tlM rs^toctlve penalty- Wil­ tipreece (AP) “• ^wiste Advanced nuae^^ Joan Moran, Pamela Pil- confirmation of Bortgn Muncl. (Fla.) Tribune tor tovestigatlira '' Editor ’Thomas 'Winsfalp of the UNFEMININE noiibe tiia typical day aa one Jured noar Ptague Monday ^ la open to the puhUc Patrice PUkonls, Marcia jo t C ing oomttoatibns. , night when a train rrsshwl in to _____ Judge PYancia X. Morrissey series of two robberies Boston Gtobe said tee paper’s which is filled wltli mass con­ c f to tbe freeing Of an Innocent ’Ihe teams'Imvo managed to a truck, the official CTK news cwio- * ^ * * U ^ * ^ S i - t i a r t to the vocal to tee federal bench has won a cam ^gn against Morrissey’s ay for CTMk Schrelber, Judith Snelgrove, man. The gtolty men surren­ score only four goals In 30 pow­ HAIR fusion, andr' of oourae, tUa is agency raported. FuUtzer Prize for tee Bowton confirmation wais. “ a campaign Premier Steitenos “• Tutter, Linda Vogel. (Sobe. dered to poUce on tee baste of over an issue, not as a peieonal' er piay opportunities while play- far from true. Iha truck, carrying 48 engi­ .son. tog to a standoff after four PermantoOy Removed pcNdos and U A Wannlck, Laura Winkler I b e newmraper w w honored FYasoa’a .stories. matter. At no time durtog the Licensed ^ootTOlogist Howland is a Mgldy successhd neering studente to n atate TybihAjL CDoji^ games of the best-of- seven ser­ Pfefliips T W bot^ ^ °^ % o^ *S S «idlCdwardZatnrsky. with a gold medal for pubHc Editorial Writing — Robert campaign," be kidded, "did ei­ RealUa’,, dynamically active in farm, was Mt when It entered a Th^ rep«to<9y wiB .dtseuas ies. 'The fifth game is set for the real estate husineae, and la xallroed crossing wMie the aei^oe to Joumaltom for. the Lastdi of tee St. Louis Fost-Dis- ther Sen. Kennedy or Morrissey Claire Allardyes U.8. economic aid to Oteeoe, Crant, Dkkyl J n ra ^ J to*^ s iw h a r iT i^imi AWARD campaign tost sronmer. ___ try to put any pressure on us to tonight. extremely active in many town gates were open, C IK ashL Joan ^toh, for distingutohed editori­ -’The Red Wtogs, who scored 10 nctivitlea. Some of hia recent "» ATijunio criT, KJ. (*p> Morrissey, ^who was sponsored al wriUito:. One edltoried con- stop the stories.” 6 4 9 -7 9 1 8 ’The dramatic climax to tbe times with the man advantage taialneas traneaotkais include the Tito, NiUfler Talk by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, b - cerned UK. poMcy In Viet Nam, in 24 chances against to airs corterrsd with Proaldfnt ^ HEB! K lCcheM iA idl. ktoss., eventually withdrew. <«nje Oontainment of Ideas.” campaign came last Nov. 5 sale of the Spencer Rilbber ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) Oamal Abdel Nasser to Cairo a^hl|ar. geon general of the United tee six-game iseimifinals, has Btates, has rpeetved the Dlstin- when tee White House an­ Building, the expaneton of Km- — Vegoslav President Tito held and tafleed earlier with garet Browne. .Oartoons-DonWWghtofthe clicked but otMo to 12 tries plre Tool Oo. to its new build­ the first of a round of talks with The piano students Service Award of the ^ P r« ^ U» 19M Ptottw jjewe, for a cartoon nounced that Morrissey had re- ralart In Saudi Anfela. Pns6 for unGTiiaQOiiaa roponuii^ quested that his name be with­ agatast the Canadiens. ing at the Green Manor Indua- President Oamal Abdd Nasser Kim Anthony, Kaihertne Badg- of Podiatry. Gonnriiile Doriaiiie mshwasiifir shortng two battered survivors Andy' Bath^te, who scored — . from South Viet Nam. It 'wau drawn for oonsiderstton as a trial Parte, and the ve*y recent today. Egyptian sources said ■ ■ of a nirtaar war. m e caption five po#er play goals agatast | | A H ow about a finmt-loadiiig the third successive . yeUr tee federal district Judge. Kennedy NFFD TO WEAR expansion o f the Rogers Ooep- they dealt mainly w)th means of Area Weather dishwasher you cro ^ M a read, .'’you. mean you were tee Black Hawke, has picked up RKKU I W 19 tos«a oratlon, in which Howland ne­ sbengtfaening ties between non- . prize has gone to tee news serv­ had fought cn the Senate floor portiibls now, build falater bkifflngT’N tee only one agialnst Montreal gotiated the lease of space to served as a gunner and anist- aligned nattons In the face of “a WINDSOR LOCKS (A P) — ice for Its coverage of tee Aston for Morrissey’s oonfirmation. wb«i you Ch«x« Conflict. News photography — KyoloM Established imder the 'wlU of and ooottoues to lead aU scorers the company in the Spencer ant driver. deltoerate policy of reectionaty The UB. Weather Bureau says the pu*new KitchenAid Sa'wada of United Proas inter­ with six goals. Rubber Building. ““ly 'btng we had tn preasurs againat progreeeivs soma temperature readtoga BEEF SuperbaVariC^r^comre^ Haynes Johnson of the Wash­ Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the A TRUSS ington Ehrantog Star won the national, for hto. pictures of tee St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the ’Ihe Cwadlens, too, have had In Ms busy wortuh^ ectaedule, front ef our tank was Oer- atatoa." were In the 90s (Us mondng at ible^rtabla. No intt^ Itttie kick while playing with the ation expense. Eeinr ro lii^ award for national reporting war to Viet Nam. One photo­ prizes have been awarded since FOR RUPTURE be sUB finds time to give to mans," Howland said. After a aome of the colder northwestern extra man. 'They’ve scored MARTS n»tip design. And just with otvU rights story from graph, “Flee to Safety,” ttiowad 1917. ’That Binds, Cuts, Gouges, civic matt«ns. He has been on heavy skirmish had qideted Iran Donation sectlans of the atate. a three, times to 18 chances look at all these featuzes: Atabama. BBs father, Makxten, a Vietnamese family wading ’The journalisin awards carry Slips and Does Not Hold the Town Development CXjmmls- down, he and a companion got p a r i b (AP) — Bun is donat- WMh plenty of aunehine today, agatast Detroit after elimina­ NESTERN O W — 2 R m Sim To Sm Yoo ■ Beeutlful new (tylinf of tee old Now York Sun won across artver to escape an at­ a $1,000 prize, except for the aion for five years. He is a mem out of the tank. Both of them mg hm equivalent of one day’s temperatures wffl make a rapid a ■ 4 Poth Button tydetetocUM tack. Sawada is a native of Ja­ ting Tewonto In four games with If you must wear a Truss for her of the Technical Advisory were Mt by sniper buHets. His expenditures under Ms 1968 mill- recovery from the cfaHly start Closed'Monday puUtser in 1649 for repotting. ptubllc serviro citation, which Is Rupture, don’t miss this. A Post ■ SanHNcle for extra m e a'wards were among 14 pan who has been with UFI for sjimbollzed by a gold. medal. the help of seven power piay Committee c f Town Pbumtag companion was hUled. Ho\yland tsry budget — about 1700,000— and move d ose to the 60 degree n Tolland Tplm, Manchester Open Toes., Wed., Sab bealtn protccUon goals in 29 attempts. Card, with name and address, announced Monday on the 60th alx years. Prizes for letters and music are and ishairman of the Parking bbnself w as Mt In the aide and toward satting an interna- marti. Columbia A i^ Wminuintt^ tin g ■ vmatlle caperily Each team scored one goal will get you FREE, and without anniversary of the prizes made Other PuUtsers In the arts: $600 each. and Traffic Oommittee of the on the arm. tlcnal fund to fight illiteracy to ’The weather map indicates a Thors. * FrL tin 9 ■ New 4-Way Wash while playing short-handed but obligation, the complete, mod­ by the trustees of Columbia Uiil- Poetry — Richard Ebeihart, ’Trustees of Oolitoibia Univer- ernized Rice Plan of Reducible Chamber of Commerce. He is *They got three inches Jf the world. The Shah of Iran dry weather pattern to continue ■ Exdutivs Flo-Thrn Drying neither — thanks to brilliant veraity. professor of Bngllte and poet to sity ntake the final decisions, Rupture Control. Now In daily also the chairman of the Build- bone from the arm,” be says, made the jdedge in an aa- for New England during the next ■ Solid mapio ciittinf top goaKendtag by Detroit’s Roger In the field of letters, Arthur lesldenca at Dartmoute College, acting on recommendations use by thousands who say they Ing Committee of the Manches- 'But now, he shows no sign of noiMKement Monday to the U.N. few days. . . Guide Bar Ororier atrt Montreal’s Gump ■ od ilK D M iN M. Schlesinger Jr., reoel'ved his for a book of 112 poems, “Se­ from an advisory board com­ never dreamed .possible such ter Country Chib. having suffered such a sertous Eduoatlana, SdenUflc and Cdt- A Mgh pressure system over ■ Autouirtic Power Cord Rail Wonley — has been aiWe to second Pulitzer, a biogra{)hy lected Poems — 1996<966.’’^ posed of 12 editors and two secure, dependable and comfort­ He is a member and past injury. - tural OrgsntuUlon. western Tennessee will ap­ S P E C IA L S Don't ho omrite M I cash ta to tbe finals. able rupture protection. Safely award for "A ’Thousand Days: General Nonfiction — Edwin Columbia representatives. preaidsiit of the Kiwai^ CSub p^m covering the ground / proach the Allantic coast during blocks rupture opening, pre­ "John F. lilennedy to tiM White Way Teale, the naturalist, for Juries appointed by the uni- and past president and mem­ during the war, Howland went New Front Page the day while a weak low over JOINT AIR EXERCISB vents escape, without need for ber o f the Manicheeter Board KiccheuwAicl. Hottoe." Ifo won the history "Wandering Through Winter,!’ versity make recommendations to the air after Ms discharge. LONDON (AP) — 'Im ven- the central Great Lakes and BASE, Caltf. (AP)—Air defense bulky, cumbersome Trusses, tor­ o f ^ a lto r a . a alao is a mem­ Ne is a licensed pilot, though erable Times of London, after southern Ontario will advance- W E D . O N LY prize 20 years ago. tbe final volume of a 16-year to the hoard. menting springs o^arsh, goug­ PORTABLE OR BUILT-IN DISHWASHERS ber of (he Hartford Board of ’This year’s (history prize 'went project that chronicles the natu­ Ah advisory board member forces of the United States will ing paA pressure. Regardless of he has had httle chance to do devoting its front page to hdver- into New England tonight. participate to a joint training Realtors, baa been on the Real­ The threat of any rain with to the late Perry MUIer for the ral hlstoiy of the four seesona. confirmed Monday night that how long ruptured, size, occu­ flying in the past few yeans, tisements lor 181 years, turned C E N T E R C U T exercise May 6, flying over tors Advisory Oommittee for While he was piloting as bob* over a new leal today and filled the passage of this system re­ •k, "The Life of the Mind to Music —Leslie Bassett, pro­ the board disregarded the 2-1 pation, or trusses you have a western Canada, Alaska and tee several years, tort. Is second by, he w;^ also doing aerial the apace with news. mains snudL I .^rica: “Fronrtee'Revolution fessor of music at the Universi­ preferenos of a three-member worn, TRY ’THIS, and send your western United States to teO vice president of the Oonnectl- photography. He took pettures In a further break with nearly — ------—^------OvU W ar.’ ’ ty of Michigan, for "Variations history jury to making the histo­ Post Card today to W. S. Rice, early momtog. , / Inc., Adams, N. Y. Dept. 287W. cut Asaociation of Real Estate of various land areas he was two centuries of traditian, the GRANT FOB NiWIHEASTERN A 75^esr-old auteorees, Kate- for Orchestra,” which had its ry award to Parry. \ Boards. developing. Pictures of the Thnes introduced a women’s BOSTON (A P) __Nbrtheast- ertoe Anna'^^er, received tee Howland’s own office bbows B £ R N H '^ award in fiertteu for "The Col­ ^ ^ Hlghwood Dr. area, and the page and a gossip column. -«rn University has announced much « te yrso^ ty of the carriage House Apartments The lead story on the front receipt of a |1.9-million grant HAM SLICES lected Stories of Kateerlne Anne suoceasftd Realtor. Blueprints of are found In Ms office. He also page predicted that the North from the U.S. Office of Educa- Porter.” buildings tors tucked neatly on took a picture of property he AtlanUc Treaty Organization tion to help pay the salaries of in Manchester Pa^kade (Herald photo by Satemis) For the third time -Ui four the shelves; appraisal maga­ owned in Green Manor, which wiH announce H*. its i^rtng i,«0 students in a work-study years, no award was made to zines, periodlceJs on real estate showed Ms vacant land In the meeting to Brussrts, Belgium, program. About 6,000 Northeast- Amertoan drama. '-x. Art Exhibit Precedes Civic Orchestrq Concert X. transactions, and "House and midst of a cluster of homes. He June^ 6 that London wUI be the ern students now work during / Other a'wards in journalism i ijt Homs’’ magaztoes are foimd on used the picture to Show pro?- new NATO beadquartecB. aMernate quarters o f the aca- Hans Weiss of Vernon will and Manchester when he was ing tee Monarch,” in St. Mary’s Local reporting general' — the tables. Books on reto estate pective buyers the potential of ^ ^ denuc year in Jobs reUted to Free Hom e present an exhibit of his works 18 ■with his parents. His elemen­ Episcopal Church has been re­ ’Phe Los Angeles THmes for Its and insurance cram the shelves. coverage of the exploei've Watts the vacant land. Fnest Migging their studies. Wednesday, May 25 in the small tary school teachers frequently produced on magazines and Ooverlng almost completely onS riots last August. Tlie newspa­ In Ms flying, he also took - ROME (AP) — P oHm aald auditorium of Manchester High selected his dra-wlngs and paint­ calendars. He has .won several o f the walls is a green and white pictures for oil companies today (hey are convinced (hat a DEMONSTRATION ings for exhibits and he sold his a'wards at the Manchester Fine per drew praise for detailed re­ map abowlng elevation and School before and during in­ which were Interested In seeing miselng Bpaniah priestKhplo- first painting at tee age of 12 . Arts Association exhibits and porting durtog tee height of the ground terrain of a 26-mile area termission of the concert of the riots and a eeven-pairt foiUow-up the potential an area may have mat, the Rt. Rev. Marcos Usala, Manchester Civic Orchestra and His first one-man show was at Lion’s Show. He has many around Manchester. Several for gas station sites. is still in Rome or to the Inune- B A R R iC iN i 10 D ay paintings hanging in public series. aerial photos, which Howland Manchester CS'vic Chorale. Tick­ an art festival in Germany when As he has little time to spend «««> on W* FT"paper AvanU pumuneupublished a Utter letter Liggeff Drug hibit, and they may be purchas­ many. He has painted several ville High School and privately, “’'es tu play golf, and does today from "a group of fipaitoh map o f Highland Oak Village PARKADE ed from Mrs. ’Timotey j| Dono­ murals in private homes and and he has presented many lap o f Highland Oak V lH age,so______occasionally..______He doesanarohlets’’ fly­ who cialmed they an apiartimeiit complex of lit WELL TRIMMED van, 57 Boulder Rd. business establishments in tiUs' demonstrations in this area. He yie^yx^yizmezciiNDm M fishing in Maine, likes to go acres, rests near the desk. Aft­ Weiss was bom in Germany area. IS married and the father of hunting, and does some' skiing er a year of luori work by How- and came to tee United States His niural ‘ISt. (Philip Baptis­ three children. ^ NOW AVAILABLE AT in the winter months. hurt, whet to on the map will PINE PHARMACY soon become a reality. Work Is He regrets he cannot find DELMONTE or I '» scheduled to begin on the apart­ more time for his hobbles, and ■esaaeii Ever Talk To Yourself 664 CENTER ST. 649-9814 ment complex soon. says he feels it is not a good Police Arrests like this? I have woiked yean, Howland started in real estate etition,.address or ranonstrance. A. . ^ntere is one business prop- RESERVE A CAR • W E INSTALL • WE SERVICE •rty on E. <3enterlsL for which NOW . . . CALL tee realtor has la particular J P , Q , m ak^ savings grow faster fondness. Tliis is tee Metropoli­ April 12 MMfing April 12 M9Miii9 Eketrpf "tinm " 1952*MMtliig tan Ltfe Insurancel buUdlng. He n WRNIFS PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN M 3 -5 1 3 5 eoW the buUding| four times TURKINGTON - .M AHONEY m rORIAL 4/1$/M DEMOCRATIC a NO MONET DOWN ~ Deposits niado fiont I I t y - a p p l ia h c e s t o r e hbm het A d m f XMoatH Itmtrene e Cotpoimtiam **OoBiieetleaY6 Oldest ' in World Wlar'IL He was with LT ROCKVILLE • VERNON CIRCLE 14aoolB-l|eroaiy Deeieif* the 3rd Arhxned Division ahd Prtd t t r l^ C ltto ^ o f Manchester (^raecton A Thxp^y^) arotipua for g , irturn'to..QovenUQent Q t By tea ftte^le and Ftor tee Dpoplel MANCHESTER PARKADE nua part, of-a lead reconnate* sol CENliBR fl’TREET m oa tank • team wben be Op«i Emy Mslit lo \r # Sot. jo k '■./li' OPEN EVENINGS

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I IKmirl|RHter III tbs. miads o f Its management. Wbat . TPC Hears Ret^uest . Warning Issued t b a « wiQ be ta those minds, as they ap|ie|Br on the soene and take responsi* In 2-C a r C ra sh hUlty, wUI ]be vastly more Impbrtai^t m o . than U the factors which make the Police issued a wamtag to a '. s Carter to Increase local women yesterday after proposed three road merger such a ONLY riie started to make a left turn" I^TER B. Si mighty thing tn manure and dolar sta* with her car and collided with PnMWieri . . ttsttes . jb ItaaAaA Oetdbar 1. Si?© of Showroom another car. The woman, Jealle Courtrlght FAIRWAY BOTH Th« *Town PlaniuDsr Commission (TPC) learned last Bolidm. «t of 15 Mill tit.i .was given a 1ieit«r. Omm,. aa Seooad CSaat' * a »^ nlffht th ^ tiis Carter Chevrolet Co. plans to construct warning for failure to grant the Ilia Shah la A Troobkmaker STORES an addition to its salesroom and garago st Main and right a t Way when turning MCt. ^ B A tn It was a rather stimulating kind of Charter Oak St., to extend north of its existing build­ Police said she was turning _ _ _ _ !• 1m ▲ftraaoR ____ :2Ur Qm ...... constemalloh the Bbeh o f Iran created ing arid to be approximately ' — ------into Mill St. from Oakland SL OUR ENURE SHOCK OF Bs aaaaaaaaa******* 3^00 when she collided with car driv-; TlirM VonthR ••••##•#••#•## R,N am<^'the larger and-more important -V. the same rise aa the'L-shaped with Down- OM HCBtll ^aaaaaaaaaa^aaa* *•*_ powers of the esrth when, over at Paris, •U Liu .town Renewal-plans. en by Anthony R. Meek, 20, of •outheriy portion. - Ansaldi, who Was repreeentod 10 Congress St Minor damage he ahnouno^ that his country was giv­ Atty. John LaBeUe represent- last night by Atty. John 8. G. was reported to the hunts of ,A.25g5t^Sfei??T«rtm - ing $700,000, the equivalent of one day's ed Carter’s 1 ^ night at a pub- Rottner, aaked tor a special par- both cars. MOTHER’S DAY CHtD$: military budget for Iran, to UNESCO, lie hearing on two requests — mtt to construct a four-unit ad- A truck backed into a car ^taUili paper and alao the local newa pub- to be used in the worldwide war against one tor a change to Business dLtion to his seven-unit guup parked on N. Main St. this ^ riS& of rspubUeatloB .of ipadal dia- Illiteracy. Zone m of an area now in Res- dwelUngs on the soutiieast. cor- morning and di^ve a'way, leav­ laa Barela are alao reaerred. Ih e good oonsteraation caused hy^tbls Idence Zone C, to the east of its ner of McKee and Stanmer Sts. ing the car witix extenaive dam­ existing property; the other tor Aitty. Ifottner explained that Beiald Prtatto* CompaBy, toe... —• announcement was primarily due to the age. a change to Off-Street Parking the fire-gutted dwelUng on Sum- The driver of the car, Aixmie V i P R I C E ! chaUenge In volv^ ta it. _Jolliar'readiBgmatter 1b Tbe MaDCliaater Zone for an area, also in Rest- mer St., to the east of the exiat- Russell of 142 WOodbridge St, BfMlBK B e S ^ ______■ That challenge to other nations dence Zone C, to tiw,east of the tag SparimentB, 'would be forii told police she was inside a cof­ ^ WED. ONLY at BOTH STORES! elL .ettk.K. A. SoTTlce. to do likewise,, and to take, out of the first area. down to make room tor the ad- fee shop when the accident took Bra Rei tacBtathrea — « • . year, one day's military spending and The Tiro took no action on the dtaon. place. The car is owned by Con­ .. . Special — New Tofk. CU- D eti^ BBd devote It to tbe battle against iUlteracy. requests, nor on a third,'from The eiiMire area would com- rad Jpnssen of 11 Avondale Rd. AUDIT SDBBi^ . oir CIBCDia^ For Ois world’s dcdly mfiitary budget Andrew Ansaidl — tabling them prise 4$,5t|6 square fMt,.'4<14 adds up to something Uke'$312,000,000 a for a tuture executive seissian. squ ^ feisi', ahori of lilquii^ Applay advartlatBS Bloa^^bo«a> day. Atty. LaBrils exld4inedS that meats ta the Residence . eaclr^ay tt The consternation at Parts 'waa not, Field.- The latter facility will be jreqniritaieinfs. paiblleatfcMion gceepi Saturday — 8 a.m. pe^hftps, one o f alarm over the amount lost iitin i the relocated Rt. 6- A t^ , R b f f ^ test': passes tiiTdiigh tite area. timdny from ,.local reajtor uid. fo r Tuesday, May S o f f h ^ V that would be involved in such a contrtahtion to the world war against He said that his clienta would appraiser Herbert MielQniey, IUlteracy. . ' x. Bcreen-tba ntav parking area in ,wtx> said IhBt the proposed' atb The feeUng i^ '^ o c k and^dismay cen­ whatever manner is requested dition would not depreciate the Starting From Tirades and that they would deed to the voliie q ( prapeity tered rather, one would guess, oh the town a seven-foot strip, extend- .and that it might;,in effe<^ in­ :TOe proiTBcUve merger of the Nevr idea of ever taking thiri much money tag 'U p feet on ;Wrtfo St., to crti|ae it. , ; Tlork Central and the Pennsylvania aWay from the world’s wa^ da |ta own match'tae seven foot strip deed-- Die TPC, because'of tfae -tate- “A box of fresh n^roads, conditioned on Uielr becoming flesh and blood. «d whm tiw present building--aeiss of the hour, tabled othw oamers and operators of the New Haven One war—‘■that against IUlteracy—Is was constructed, - Itents on Its agenda, taciudtag quality candy ■f/ ? probably does represent the pass- an optional luxury affair. The other A letter from Hkhrakd Ryb- approval for the naming of tour mother will h|g of tin point of extreme crists for kind of War we aU classify as a piacti-^ czyk, :«xecutlv« director- -of streeitB in the 100-unit addition raUroad service In New Elngland. cal necessity. - the Manchester Redevriopipent to the housing for the elderly, really enjoy.” Agencjr (M RA) whs read Into the sale ii*f town-owned parcels, And, to teD the honest truth, our de­ :And the only crisis which there has the record. Rybezyk stated that and the designation of a com- bSen great public reason to -fea r was gree of Uteracy doesn’t seem to have Lent T rim The OoHectlbii Of Mre.. WleUw .Bni^ „ . Far The asth Annlveraery Of The National GaHery Of Art, Wasidnaton, D.C. tae Carter proposal, was . accept- munity college access road Fresh assortment of o fe which threatened the abandomiMnt very much .to ^ with the degree to aide to the MRA and that k from S. hfain St. o f either the. commuter service into which we are wiUlng to accept military “BRIDGE ON THE SISBJE, PARRS”—Stanislas Lqiine (1836-1892) dork, milk or white chocolates Itew York a t y or the longer-run pas- war as the legitimate master a t our des­ C* • fTt • • O i* S^^er' service between the principal tinies.' Tbe .earliest cavemen w vn closer spring 1 raining r Ladies of Columbus Show ^Poolside Fashions^ emters served by the New Haven. to peace than we are. Open Forum Miss Meg Malone, left,'and her mother, Mrs. H. John Malone don the outfits they will wear A window in a cafeteria Beautifully boxed— wrapped free A Thonffht .fiH: Today ta a show of ‘‘PoOlsido t^iriilons” Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Malone residence at 84 Prospect . fTheee two proUema the flndtnga and •Appalling Oonpositloil’ door at - the Keeney St. nUngs o f the Interstate Commerce Connecticut Yankee T6 The Editor; St., sponsored by the Catholic Lddies of Columbus. In the event o f rain the show w ill be held Bpoiissred by the Maneheeter School was pushed out over Saturday, May .14 at the same time and place. Clothes are from the Mam’selle Shop of 'Ver­ Also a large variety of dietetie eopdy Oommlssion at least partially resolve. . Ooimdl of Chnrofaw The lead editorial of the Aneiicans And Their W u By A.H.O. the weekend and the build­ non Circle, and hairstyles and wigs by The Carriage House beauty,salon of Manchester. Re­ Herald of April 28th Is note­ .k - ...... oonanuter service Into New York b y ing entered. freshments will be.served, and advanced reservations may be mstde with'Mrs. Charles H. North Vietnhmese leaders ha've fre­ worthy for its appalling lack of C ity Is to be maintained, and the ac­ quently been accused o f overestimating - SUttlMW M:26 As we were saying, when we Beyond our whimsical delight But whoever w « i t inside Jqbnson, 76 Prospect SL .>(eg is wearing ‘wWte, modified bell bottom pants and a printed Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ' Tie that would be great, let attrition to the rules of prose countants of the IOC, Intereetingly the effectiveness .of opposition in the were interrupted by such minor in discovering anew the pro­ did not have theft on his bikini top, and Mrs. Malone a black and white polka dot sun dress with scalloped hemline him he.A minister.” oompoeition and for setting enough, sustain the long contention a t United States to the American commit­ devdopments as the Republican found and far-sighted wisdom mind. o f white pique. Olher modeja are Mr^. Fred Rarrett, Miss Carol Colburn, Mr's. John Daley, One of ttis: facts ot- our life forth a most Ohnovlous notion. NWw York State’s accountants, to the ment ta the war in Vietnam—and with WASHINGTON — ta becom­ Admihlstratlon’s 'voice on> Viet party’s selection of Its candi­ all we political reformers pos­ Police found extensive Mrs. Eugene Dickenson, Mrs. Urbane House, Mrs. Thadius Kiejna, Mrs. Lionel Lessard, Miss Nam. If, as.he bCHeves, toe war as Chrb^an people, is toat we The reasoning, if auch a word effect that the deficit in that corn* jusUee, if we may beUeye ttie accounts ing President Johnson’s chief date tor Governor, the reform­ sess, so that we take great shoe prints on the freshly Pat Lessard, Mrs. George Lukovitz, Miss Kerry Lnko.vitz, Miss Pat Lukovltz, Mrs.^ John Me- defender against, the rising po­ is eventually concluded satisfac­ are aU called to be ministers, describes the muddled circular muter service can be calculated to be o f vlsiton to Hanoi like Mr. James ers and planners got rid of the pride in destroying one day an waxed basketball court. lia, Mrs. Raymond T. Quish and Mrs. John Siernienski. (Herald photo by Saterriis.) litical opposition to toe war in torily, Humphrey 'will be toe- one to another and thus-to sac- ■wicked anachronism of county approximation of something we meandering of the piece, at­ much less than the figure always pushed Cameron. The latest Oallup poH sug­ rUlce. TWO essentiala o f sacri­ tempts to conirince the reader gests that 64 per cent a t Americana Viet Nam, Vice President Hum'^ voice of U.S. influence and jiar"' government in the legislative strive zealously to recreate im- forward by the Nerw Haven’s trustees fice are humility and dignlW- that a referendum on the pro­ er people of this town. No doubt aixHHid to various schools 'with­ ing, there just is no sense in, high handed, coercive, and stUl the way ta whirii phrey has taken the greatest ttcipatlqn in the aifidrs (aa he ' Session of 1959 and began, about' der another label the next, there In bankruptcy. recently said) ‘‘of 'a modem Sacrifice. requires compassion posed busing issue would be. .a the board of education has b r o ^ in its own city limits ■ the surrounding towns even super-pressurized attempts of President Johnson is handling tbs situa­ risk of Us career. 30 seconds later, to promote a are ,of course, a couple o f real Asia, fm Asia at peace, an Asia so toat a church that is wtlUng terrible experience tor Man- powers, covering their field of Un'til Hartford puts, hviio ef­ discussing 'thiS' program. either local. State or Waah- As for the long-run passenger service, tion. But a more significant figure is He is caught ta a back-biting new word' and a new concept. differences. with tremendous programs of to sacrifice .may find its minis­ ahester. endeavor but the busing of fect a city wide busing plan to The majority of Manchester ington school ofSficials. Munson's Candy Kitchen It the IOC also orders the inclusion of that over SO per cent dlsap^ove, and anti-Humphrey campaign by lib­ “County” was a naughty The people who want to draw school children from Hartford achieve the balance ■which th® folks know that it is impera-. V ery truly yours, erals and Inteilectuals that is social, econcnnic bettennent.” . try marked with unity, power, H the decision were left to I T. [ J that lii the prospective operation of the tiu views o f these dlnepters can no word and was deed. regipiial lines are not just in­ or from any other town into State Department of Educa­ ttve for them to steer clear of 'Wilber Little, both infuriating and unfair. But politioal 'tortitude, not jo y and high communion. tae elected representatives, a ROUTE 6. BOLTON Open D olly^ Sunday till 8 P.M. New York Central — Pennsylvanla’a longer,.as they once ^ Id , be written “Regional” was the shining terested In diirlding up the the schools of Manchester with tion seems insistent on dictat­ any inirolvemenl, devised by the Town Last ’Tuesday, for example, a o'ver statement, is the central Rev. Richard W. Dupes few, there would certainly be a merger, but permits the prospectivs off as polltioally Insignificant among new word tor the future. state, and leaving nothing out, out o f their or beyond the T group of ten intellectuals, in- fact about Khimphrey’a opera­ Associate .Pastor “spotlight” focused ,.pn their ac- sbsndonment of a number of traliui be* the numerous factors that go to mold The “ county” in Connecticut as the old county lilies did. They bounds o f authority. The tax­ dUdlng Alfred Kaxta, a New tions aa tbe chief salesman, of South Methodist Church liota However, a spotlight is tween New York and Boston and New American poUcy. ‘n ie dlssentera have toe Johneon Viet Nam policy. had had certain authorities and want a certain degree of geo­ payers qf Manchester ■with gained a new respectabUlty; it is no York literary critic and eeU-ap- IntM id^ to concentrate atten' York and Springfield—trains which, the Friends in the Amertoans for government^ powers which graphic and economic, imlty. .. their ttutos ha've'- paW tor Uidsa longer impatrlotio to oppose the war. potated guardian of liberal mor­ tfpn on a s(peoiific, nart-dwl^ coii- Deinocratle Aotkn .(AUA), for were abolished. And' when the fom ei; cnisad- schools sjnd not tile board of IOC finds and admits, do not now enjoy, Congressmen, during visits to their ality,' came to Washington and H e ra ld ^ ie d aria, ta the Shaddwk and ' example, strongly urged him not Ih e "region” is an idealistic er against the anachronism and educatiohl They are the admin­ enough patronage to justify keeping home territory over the Easter recess, called Humjdu'ey’B office at darkness beyond the brilliance' to talk about Viet Nam in hia concept which, striving tor ac­ duplication of county govern­ istrators ‘ and nothing else- I t them on their runs. are said to have been ta^ressed by the nOon for an .afternoon appoint­ Y e s t e M a y s much can and does occur. Fur-^ speech on April 31 at the ADA’a ceptance first as a goal and a ment becomes the crusader tor should be within the rights o f Both the short-run commuter service lack of enthuBlaaiia aihdng those who ment. Humi^iirey agreed' to see concept, w ill then be heading thermore, by what ta aimer of the taxpayers of this town to them at 6 p.m., knowing well annual cenveotion. Humphrey 25 Year* Ago the development of regional thliScing are the elected to be tarto New York and the long-run pas­ they hope 'will be ■voting them back In for some actual powers and au­ bfe able to express their desires that they wanted to talk about oourageoualy refused that ad- governmental agencies,-lie soon considered 'wiser, more honesty senger service will, however, remain in November, although many doubters, it 'vioe. When he finished, the at- Heavy, froat'does little dam­ thorities—not ■vastly different or wtahes on this subject. Is true, wapt the war to he ended by Viet Nam. age to local'‘vegetation as the reveals that he is dreaming of or freer from the forces and crisis until there has been developed maepbeva was strained. from some of those the county a world more o f power fo r his As for the state board of edu­ t a still more vigorous prosecution of it. At 1 p.m., the Kasln group temperature drops to 28 de- ' once bad. pressures of conflict than their cation, they should confine, thedr and applied to them both a type o f man­ ’.» . cording to the ptahs 'd f the Admlnlstra- Humphrey saw the reports of would probably have .viewed tivlBt strata,. i^i present. There without trying to pass them att than a Dollar? to the extent where It drives the poblio venttons if tfaey had to hatien ' John Steele, 19-year-oId Man­ "reglona” which are now being tlqp. I f Prerident Jehnson, Mr. McNa­ that press conference on the the county as a “ relic of toe ora also sincere doubts as to on somebody else. from Itself, whereupon the factual situ­ to warha'iric speeches. - Hum­ chester High graduate, wins ■visualized in Connecticut some­ “ _ V " 9 .' ■ S.- mara, and Mr. Rusk are always being news ticket in his office. When phrey's lifetime record as a war­ psst.’ ’ the m'Eumer of the origin of the Yours truly, ation and the claim become the same— Jayoee Teen-age Road-e-o. times have geographical shapes S' ^! ''f .'fi' ^ ^ Miown by events to have got things . the critics arrived, he gently rior tor liberal oausea waa tof- not fa r removed that of And In the-list o f problems he plan, the tactics of both sides, Michael Rubacha that it doesn’t seeni to be needed any chided them tor rudeness, mien ' A '$6,600 .emergency room ex- wrong, it is tasvitabis that more atten­ gotten. , toe old and traditional counties. thought this regonaUsation the total economic implications, Editor's N ote; Just tor tha more. he exjdataed the Administration ya^lon ‘ project progressing tion w ill be' paid to 'the analysis of their But that won’t change H i^ / There w ill be, strangely «,ehould try to handle^and help the wishes and thoughts of the record, the word “ bigot” did not policy in Viet Nam. Kasin com­ . rs|Mdly at, MVMbester Memorial The new concept of management critics. And alongside the education phrey or his campaign'He is enough, some large city In the solve he included urtmn. renew­ subjects, tbs eventual effect of once appear In the editoriail ta plained that ‘‘thinking people” Hoepital. ■ which we would Uke to .seie take over pro'vided b y the news, headlines day by DOW toe one - AdmlHIstraUott center o f the proposed new re- al, vocational rehalklitation, ed­ a ' smali-Boale experiment and question, which, also for the rec-' the commuter and passenger obliga­ day,, toe critics themselves have become ta America were against the vio­ voice, aalda fiuin the Preribent stm moN questions. St is to be Old, was published on Thursday, lence, of the war. gbn. And there will be, sur­ ucation, and integration o f mi­ tions and opportunitiea of the New Ha­ more effective. A turning point came fataiarif, "jriw can ewnmanj rounding it, other communities, nority groups. hoped that few people are oc­ April 26. with the hearing this year o f the Sen­ ‘‘Do you speak tor toe Amer- ven has not, unfortunately, made itself faea^ea drien^ toe Pres­ h i H i s t o r y veering from the suburban to It took Connecticut about half cupied 'With but one aspect of ate Foreign Relations Committee earli­ icBin people?” Humphrey asked. ident. thic many-faceted proposal. *Vaty Oontioveraial’ conspicuously present dther in the pres­ “We represent'toe conscience By llk» AaaoiBlated'tareBs the very rural, which, It is a century of modem inform agi­ er this year, but it is fftttag that Sena­ The preaa glvM. tlotd ' l ^ - One of the reasons this town To the Editor, ent management of the New York Cen­ of toe people,” Kasin replied ’ is ’ItModay, May 8, tite being discovered, have, or tation to get Uie representatives tor Fuftrlgbt, the hero of those encoun­ Unes to the diSBcntera .but not was ebosen is because of the I would Uke to ixUrat out a tral or the Pennsylvania. Based on what testily. 123irid.day of 1966. Ti)ers '«N-8l2 should have, all kinds of recip­ of the cities and towns to vote ters, should have paid tribute last week to, the dsfi^ers.. thus,. Hum­ days left in us our We can suggest, however, how we like Humphrey, who are in tos wo«a«B''‘ toqBB-‘-NeW' Yorit to defining the new kind of gov­ Into the regenahsm wWrit is TUB friot riMuld be revealed in behind oontroverslal policies, that the around right wtihin taM town. think the necessary new concept might role of defending, toe Adminis­ Attatato'-qiy. ' ernmental agencies needed aa pUbSe and private discussion campuses and streets and publie the we've of the future,, but 'wa The total r^jula^riM wol en- be arrived at. They might pretend, tration, to overjday their hand ..TSisagri'for tbday- “smaller than the state gotom- aa writ as in a referendum. squares of America are likely to be­ may be i^ u ly dubious o f the roUment .here in about 9000 fiiese mighty executives of existing ta retaliation. ; tlM iaota.WAattidy,:.taerimn« ment . and bigger than the ability of'(klr reformers' to-laaxL The suggestion that the ex- come toe forums of a direct and disor­ III 1491, GbpdatQphar Cbkita- pupils. , systems, that part a t their systems do Thus^ Humphrey tamself now lira, dtocqmfr. |$Qii(«noe — towns,’ -'a definition wMch also They may,, with practice, be crclsa of eur right to express derly democracy.’’ hw , dlaoeiverad .-tt>a tslawa a t feray BysriM Shioay, Britab 2. Hart$Md'B prefpent budget not reaBy exist at SB, and that it is oottcedes that he overjilayed fata happened to fit counties, when picking up speed, ta whatwer a hbalea by haUot could ever be And toeM protestors have had their ;Jtonalca. „ , i o ^ " : : . we had counties. “an UBCleaa act” is an alarm­ for busSI^ is $39,0TO end their up to them to devise a i^ Invent karna hand ta. U s famous “fox in toa direction. successes—not only ta opening up tbe ing sentiment that arouses an­ regular school enrollment la new system for taransporttng people into subject for national' debate hut also, af­ chicken house” rebuttal .to Sen. ger, concern, and anxiety. 'Who X,000 pupils. ter aH, in direct contributions to Ameri- Robert F. Kennedy’s murii-crlt- e lti^ and between cities—smns ays|em Iclsed speech' toat toe tJ,S. la tUs unknown Guardian, This leads one to ask why udikk will free them from tteir alal^ry' - , can pokey. Oenurider how much, has Hartford does not see fit to changed ta Just-o'ver a year. A t the be- .rixMiU accept OommCnlst par- i^eaktag snoh nonsense. Surely to the automobile, and the terror o f tht ticlpiriicti ta a niaw govenuneni transport. own popila l ginning of c 1966 Washington deplored he la wrong, Isn’t h«7 superhlgtaways. ta Saigon. " • A* Ito 'SirSi’*BiM to Buggeatlona that it should end toe war iMncerely, If they began the task a t Inventing by negotiftions; now it constantly pro- I^rtly beoanae of Bumjtaegr’a' Albert C. Harris reaetioo to Kergiedy, old HNeti some new way to itrav^ into and be­ clatau Its desire to do so. Then it made • ' 6B Oantbridge St ffTOe ' friends srp obiohing sadSy' at I', %. * ^ * » * p ^ * 9 »• tween dtiee they would soon reaecU o f the ride It la true that at toe aame tone the It w « da It hi a big aecret. Your SAVINGS ACCOUNT leadeiflfaip >t4 the DemocraHe seitinni budget t a 1966 wig* 1.6 would be much more important I t would war has been enlarged to a pitch of hor­ party in toe poet-Johneon ara, have to be safe. I t would have to be ror tlikt was equally taeonedvabie then; mtiUon dotisrs, tUs year is ■ Subject to zegnlatlciiis ta effeot-trom tbne to tlm ri Doit so muci; because Kennedy avar 6 talHloEi. You have had MAYTAG spotlessly clean. It woidd have to be It Is true, too, that the United Sto|es oriU ^es the Johnaoq pottcy, hut pleasant domestic ' opposition qannot take ' ibla huM since 1966 a hew 1 ^ because Huippfaeey h|mself bee sebool, a Junior tagb school and I f H could be safe, spotlessly credit tor the more cfi^inhiUatory lan^ taken auch a “hard" line.. WASHERS giiage that Administration spokesmen several olementa^ srimls, pha and comfortably, luxurlousty ta fact, however, Hinnphrey’e enme major ariM m ili bh aoina. use. This language has been lar$;ety dio- ettwton behalf of toe President AH S. B. M. Re^lar tbe questions o f speed and cost woiiU tated by events, partly by toe failure Your faxpayarii g r i i m ^ blit become relatively minor. ■«. >. was: neltoer inspired nor por- of foreign Qpvemmenta to give toe moted by Mr. Johnson. Htsn- have gmof ah^ril adth tim This would be what managem^ of DRYERS avings ank United States the support, to vdiieh it S B phrey returned ibom hia laat trip vision wodd bvent feels it is entitled. (Partly also by Mr. z to Aria convinced that U. S. pot- Toward this kind of transportatkin Wilson’s midnight 'telepbone oalkT) tawn dWsMtta'.teaid dC/aduoap 1 1cy ta .Aflet. Nam is on tfae r i ^ ^ a la c t s d 1^ •—which is the Und the times reqnbrv' Bat'itfie present stats of intoUe'opinion track and that, as he told toe lianobeaUi’ ; VttaM^ 'liring Alta and demand, and which would; there­ in the'United States does asm .to i»xt- jitosoqlatsd 'Prase amairi oon- NORMAN'S fore, havv Kune toa right fid e iri that, mobeever, toere an atactod oftelala **• con- aoly ooe-iaitka asset It has the tiMka. South Wlndsm Office e Sufllvau Avenue SMpptaS Center th&ga — MAM<»EBieB lefOLAlTO) la a guttering proapeot in toe aamed priEttairl^r mtih *!>• proh- 11:( II IKTKOItl) Ito AH the nst has «s oanb, fine at Iwat, at the town of Manches­ > n e East Haittord OAoe a Burnside Avenue at ^urob Btiael CKURQEAM . M l M lirs I h.t Paricade

A I ■ X' A ■ F A C E NIN® MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEiEl, CONN, TdESDAY, MAY 8rl966 ^ G B EIGHT i f m EVEmNO HERAI4V l Negro voters. Oommunlty V, 79 N.' Main St. Horb It yomr ehemeo toko advonfag* of extra savings on brand nonw TV — StorM ond bamato - Democratic . prtmary At the same Cttost U.S.'At^. MemOara will oomplete fuojects AppKon^ot' during our quortorly dispkiY sample sale — All products fully guorontead olid dectton todays Gen. Nlcbolaa Katsenbaebi desig­ in chair eanlng, enamel tRiaiy eleoOan brary. will review new bo()ks. without interference. aiection. < ..Gov. Geiorge C, ttraVaca’a Negro, leaders were anxious to i 5 YEARS wife, Lurleen, first woman in^ see if there would be a Negro The Friendshte Club o f St. (he state’s 147-year htotocjr to bloc. vote. A bloc vote could be John’s Polish NAElonal Catholic ’ ’ * campaign' for governor, was a the "balanoe o f power. Church wUl sponsor a paper I- ’ heavy favorite to fun ahead of State Atty. Gen. ^chm ond M. drive Saturday and Sunday. A nine male opponents. Flowers, one Of . .the candidatee truck wUL be parked opposite t e l e v i s i o n APPLIANCES SERVICE But wfaethm: Mie ootdd total trying to head off WaHaoe’a at­ the church, near Lithuanian without a- nmoff—by getting tempt to get hie wife'elected, ' HaU, to s ««e tv a papers. PROTECTION CONTRACT more votes than oU the other {xedicted in aifvanoe that' be Those wlriilng pdclcup service NEXT TO STOP and SHOP randidates combine d-^was Negro vote. He was the only may call the chiiioh. Proceed.s Covers d l parts and labor for a fuH five doubtful. If she fell short of a would win the Negro vote. He of the drive wlU^ benefit a fund TEL. 649-3406 majority, the flret and eecond- was the only candidate wbo to renovate the church rectory. years. Registered for your protection. Ex-’ place candidates would battle it openly sought Negro sigyport. Mayor Mahoney, seated, on “trial” cm a charge of shoplift­ left in white shirt is Capt. McCaughey, and in left fore­ OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. out in a eedopd primary May 31. Flowers, a racial moderate Copies of Manchester's 1964- ing, to questioned by his defense counsel, Atty. Shea, stand­ ground ia Prosecutof Kelly. (Herald i*oto by Saternto.) elusive at Turnpike TV. Mrs. Wallace, 90-year-old fish­ and. persistent critic of the go\^ 65 Annual Report- are still ing, during a court aesaion at the high school gym. On the WED., THURS., FRI. to 9 P.M,r-SAT. to 5 P.M. ing and airlation enthiislast and em or’s SegregaUonUt policies, available in the town clerk’s mother of four chiltto^ entered had the 'endorsement of two Ne­ office and may be obtained by we caiBiot yet say,” he added. the campaign as her husband’s gro groups—the Alabama Dem­ any town resident, Decision Unpopular | LBJ Reveals "We can only trust (hey fore­ proxy because the state consti- ocratic Conference and the Oon- shadow a new reliance up is STEREO - REFRIGERATORS open Monday through Friday quitteduitted today of shoplifting—byshoplifting—hy a jury Ol of nign high S^_ school0 granddhildren, thirteen her husband’s handiwork. She sen, Andover; .^Uigela, Ann Ma­ ation had been involved in since bers contacted are reminded to The mayor smiled; toe stu­ "Wade, Circuit Court clerk; and from the standpoint of person­ gieat-grandchlldren and two Petitions are now being cir­ was offered $300 for a carving rie and Joseph Modugno, East JThe senator said any over­ its inception in 1919. bring two dark horse gifts. dents roared. Joel Breltner, court reporter. nel, training and equipment," great-gteat-grandcMldren. culated in all parts of town, of the Last Supper, but she Hartford; James Murphy, 46 tures probably would be reject­ “ Since 1930,” she said, "ours, McCaughey heatedly denied REPRIGERATORS Stennis said in a statement The Holmes Funeral Home, requesting the board of direc­ STANDARD AUTOMATIC OR FROST FREE would not sell it. She says It Woodland at;; Mrs. Marie Na­ ed quickly by Red China. has been an International organ­ The VFW 'will meet tonight at ' that the arrest of the mayor was made a-vallahle outside the ex- 400 Mcdn S t, to in chaige o f ar- took her husband three or tour deau, 98 Pine St.; Rosonarie But, he added, “If offered pa­ tors to authoitfe an “opinion” ization €uid active in area legis- CANDIES 8 at the post home, t o revenge for. his vote" against Albino Porcupines ecuti-ve session. nuigemento, which are Incom- months to do the wood-picture, Pelletier, Broad Brooks Her­ tiently and tmaginatively and referendum od the question, as latiwi. to 1963 we sponsored and a pay boost. The ca^ain show- Albino porcupines are known ELECTRIC RANGES “We are also concerned about Idete. and It is too valuable to sell. man Doutoon, Wlnsted; Merle perristently enough, they mig^ ;a guide to board of education wrote the equal pay bill for Hiss Penelope S. HaUlhan, tag the strains of the defense These are creamy FAMOUS TH/T To p i n c l u d in g e y e l e v e l DOUBLE OVEN SO INCH the ability of. the United Statw According to Adams, he sees Rayen, Coy^try; Mrs. Irene be accepted—not all at once, lection. women in the United States, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat­ examination, stepped ! down pjjj^ quills, MOTHJEI^ Army and the Continental Army Mtoa M aiy McVeigh no problem when Bleu appears Reid, East Hartford; Debra peihaps none Immediately—but Other items on the Economic .and are new vitally concerned rick G. HalUhan of 32 Highland from toe witness stand. | .gjj^ claws wldtiah ■with merest Command to . supply both re­ mas Maty McVeigh, 88, for- before the Parole Board. Such Skinner, 80' Ariiott Rd.; ^-s. eventuaiHy, through the steady amcil’s agenda include reports with global affairs which affect LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT St., , was recently , capped a t Wil­ The defense began 1(8 case, qj brown. placements and added forces' meriy o f 487 Coitbr St., dled.last things as employment and liv­ M arjorie Wtommel, RTO 1, effect of chipping away at Cbl-' dlacussions of a dental pro- Sail phases of wcmien’s develop­ FULL LINE Oi!: AUTOMATIC WASHERS AND DRYERS liam Backus HospitaL Norwjch, and|#)Oldly placed toe mayor on MAY 8th for our requirements in Viet nigltt In a -Manchester conviUes- ing quarters ' are taken into Manchester; Sherwood Wright, na’a seK-impoiwd Isolation.’ ’ 1, grandparents program, ment.” cent home after a long iiln ^ . where she is a student nurse. the witness stand, amid loud Nam and, at the seme time, to consideration by the board, and Stafford Spnri^. to urging a “fresh look’’ at isnd neighborhood youth corps “ Women,” she said, “ cannot Miss McVeigh was bom May She is a. 1965 graduate o f Man­ murmuring ta the gym . Maho­ AIR CONDITIONERS retain an adequate reserve to the final decision is theirs. and “ m ajor xeaasaaament’ ’ of program. afford the word ’.obsolescent’ as meet the possible contingencies 2, 1678, in Ireland, a daughjter Before his arrest, Bieu had BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A chester High SebooL ney, In a steady voice, denied FAMOUS NOISELESS, ALL M(H)ELS daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C!arl- U.S. policy, Kennedy said “it with today’s vast openings in all Msewhere.” of James and Margaret MeCtoy ben working in Hartford, and avenues of learning there Is no toe theft and pointed to con- McVeigh, and lived in Manches­ ton Woodhouse, 453 Spring S t; takes tom aklea to make a las­ atant p<^loe harrasment since a UONS ROAR IM J the firm tb%t employed him be­ ting peace, but only one to make reason to become oM, antique or Delta Chapter. Royal Arch ter most of her life. She was a fore is wliniig to employ him a son to Mr. and.Mrs. Donald Town Receives Masons, wlU meet tomorrow at bis vote. Richardson, Hartford T;dce., the first ai^.’’ worn out, as the word Infers, in ' s communicant of St James’ again, Mrs. Bleu says. . our state of mind, even with the 7:30 pjn. at the Masonic Tem­ To a loaded prosecution ques­ \ Stocks in Brief Church. 1 .Hqckvllle; a daughter to Mr. ' He deecribed as inadequate Westhill Sum tion, “Are you stllLusing .them this ooUitory'a atogte govern­ many problems which beset us ple. The Past Master Mason de­ Survivors hKdqde two slaters, .aiM'Mra. Richard Call, 27 Ker­ (the wrenches) ?*’ the mayor NEW YORK (AP)—T ^ stock mental contact with Red CUna in today’s living.” gree will be confeired after a Mrs. Agnes E. Frasier of Man­ r y S t " The town has received $13,500 calmly replied, “I don’t have ► market took a sharp loss early —discussions between y.8. and tram the Manchester Housing Miss AUlas concludi^ her talk business meeting;., Ernest C. ^THURS., MAY SHiM4 chested and Mrs. EmUy McCSus- them.” fUs afternoon amid disappoint­ State__ News . ' - DISSOHAIRGIED YESTBR- Chinese ambasaadon > in War­ Autborito as fuU payment for by triliog her audience that Zoppa, excellent scribe, will pre­ ky of New Jersey, and. several D A tr'A fte. Bthal;''SBatiiigs, 180 “there is always a great need side; TTiere will he a social time to final summaries. Defense ment oyer,, dividend aoUan by nieces and nephews. saw. the aUe of the lOO^mit addition General Motors and caution Lbomte st-r WHfre^r ForUn, IS for women of vision,” and urg­ with refreshments after the, de­ Atty. Shea pointed.out to toe The funeral will be heM R o u n d u p “ Wa rixxild try to eetabUsh to Weethill Gardens, off W. Cen­ jaompted by statements frmn . atoh-ttd., Wapplnii;’ Mn. Shlr- more frequent conteot-jrith her ter S t ing them , to ‘ ^ e the best of gree work. ' ' official Washington. Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the t Tey ;Wlrtk, Ooventrjtf Mrs. . Eliz­ whatever you are.” APPLIANCES W.P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 226 (Contlmwd fiom Page Oftb) diplomats, at various "levels, hu Ih e sum represents the General Motors declined abeth, Ooito,. 3 8 'Vi w S L ; Susan Paris and London and other amount which the town paid to -Miss Barbara Oolanan, out­ A Mother’s Day Teft was held Main St., with a solemn high going president, was master of ne^y 2 points following dec- Mass of requiem at St. James' and Jodners rhJocted^ g Tgopo^aa* BhxfciB; jitost I J a r li^ IWbert natiimarcaplbals,’' he said. the U. S. Government' for the a^ Manchester Manor/yesteiday TELEYJSION toraUan of di-vidends t by GM five-year contract M klir^ rilgbt Bejt||Kmi]i., Maaafibtt “I also believe,we obould not mnplus parceL and was negoti­ ceremonies. She introduced the tar 37 ladles at the nianor and INCLUDINa COLOR . Church at 0. Burial will bd in St. guests who Included Miss (3on- late Monday wMch brings the James’ Cemetery. by a vote of 382 to 106. ' * ___ discourage other nations friend­ ated, at that time, on the basis guests from Westhill Gardens. i ■ix-month payout of the giant The walkout was todlad April s t ^ e Cheed, president o f the Friends may caH atthe funer­ ly to us from' extending toeir of 60 p^ cent of the fair mar­ .The'Rev. John D. Hughes of St. automaker to 6 . cei)te a sbora 11 against toe Hartfonl General L.^ J? Ooimecticut Federation of the al home from 7 to 9 and own diptoinatic . OMitacte with ket value. Mary’s Episcopal, Churcb led a Junefidtffm e STEREO Contractors Aasoplatiafi.atter na- B u s i n e s s • and Professional leas ttaan the $2.^ a diare paid tomorrow Croni 2 to 4 and 7. to China as far as they desire,’’ he The'ilond was turned over to hymn sli^r and spoke on. the Im­ HEMBE8. T ip ORDER OF THE OOLDEN RULB SOLID STATE CONSOLE COMBINAnONr , . In the first half pf 1965. gotiationa broke down. . • “ **• Fmw, 60 Fatri- added. Women’s’. Clubs, Inc., and May­ ASSORTED CHOCOIATES 9 p jn . ela Dt^ Vaition; wnUam Gab- the MHA oh May 8, 1963. portance of .movers In the lives A tpeech by Crardner Ackley, 'Kormedy said each year the 'ftie $1,443,000 addition to the or Francis Mahoney of Man­ bf aU created beings. Mra. Doro­ Decision ■ hardt, XhUand; Mrs. lia*y Bast- chester. l tti.$1.60 2 lbs. $3.15 the President’s chief economic UN.':'vote on seatbig Red Cblna boustiig for the elderly is sched­ thy Moody ^ured. T6A and , REFRIGERATORS ^ ' i'l adviser, in wbUdi he liuggeeted

ff>ester Chapter teC the of the biggest gainers of recent Fanny Rosoiberg Laufer; two LarJilnctodS'^fSotSTiiS: former President moolhs. ’The town’s Dmur schedule of sentod ptos.to the outgohur irf- Family Retreat League funaral service in general, may feel son?, Abraham Laufer of Hait- Dwteto j D- Elsenhower, G^. fees for the buildi^ depart­ illcem. — wiH ^lonsor a iwtraat next LAUNDRY 1 o i^Raito, steels, m otm , aero­ Kallman, RWgwey or Gen. James M. NEW TCMP AND FRONT LOAD AUTOMATIC wASHERS AND tord and Sidney Laufer of„TV>- ment wenf into effect yesterday, weekend at tli« Holy gW uy free to ask us at any time;. space' isiuea, ,electronics, air­ ledo, Ohio; a daughter, Mm be u p ^ t o ^ e GwVto.kead avirii a commission. MATCHINO d r y e r s ] lines, obemleala and tob«cooa •r Oxford St; Elio D’Appol- and Is expected to counteract Monastery to , Faimiiigten< The Mynm W. Baker of Toledo, and whether the report becomea MhOosteto eidd tlie IMtod the lose of revenue from trades- Plane ritoirii ®«reat wifi begin Friihy at were among tUs tosers.. a grandcbdld. public. V io, 11 IPeim Rd.; Susan ^ato6 Biotdl end its opposition The AssqMatod Praas average ‘ greenberg, 139 N. Lakewood men’,s license fees. The trades­ *•30 pm. and conclude Bufiday AIR CONDITIONERS Funeral servIceB win be bald to'RadlCbitti'leraditaMfoa to ttte WILUMAimc at noon Was'off 6.| 5 at (ary of defense, be prtn- Aiidrey Cole, 138 Branford of a runway at Windham Air- toyman pton to attaod. INCLUDING NO. 1 RATED'BUD/Ti IN AND POPULAR PRICEU Of Hartford win offtoiata. Bn^ toKycle aeoldent haat taken the o f reastnwtlon, $4 fo r $20i to PORTABLE UNITS .E »A a clpal speaker at its 140th com: Mar^rie Curtis and ■ ^ *1 . ^R««vwtlSrohwa iV i lbs. G2|.40 2)4 lbs. $3J0 iat vrtll ba In the Share To lite o f 2B-year.
Tpk«. yaaroM Maxten'. LiHy of eo ~ 00 MAIN SItCET • MANCHESIK,00NN.’ CUaetouhur^V was kiJureiL and $3.00 for the last. Brtiwn St, Bloomflrid. ^ e h n , ‘ 41 Tereea Bid.. S t James’ Pariah; - .... " ' ...' -tr-. '•'* •• V •r . MANCHESTB® EVENING NERALD, MANOTE&TBR, CONN^ TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1966 PAGE EJjEVESN ^ A G E TEN MANCHESim EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 ToUand Action Postponed ManoKester Stores \ School Budget O n ly . 815 Main S in a i Is De^ribed by On Brandeis Bid u M n t s Concern over the possible creetion of * privste vil­ N I vVfJ ! O'' '• M ' I ’’ MaHohesier Parkade; Cbairmau Cook lage of apprOxiirfetely 1,000 persons (about two per / Parents of Tolland school chil­ emit of the^.0#n’8 population), with private streets, no dren have received a letter pet of the TPC members, Schools. The new school will different types, on the south aide one of the dbjections was to of W. M ld «i Tpke., west of the house the Junior high classes. "the obvious density" created GUP COUPONS AND SAVE Engaged WBbur’ Croas Psekway. Figures for princlj)als’ sal­ by a long line of apartments, Its proposal includes a awim- 'Hie engufirement of MlM Fat- aries have doubled, to provide a serviced by the same entry and ming pool; a play area; tennis X: principal for children in each acceis road. ricUt Anno toiFlamme to Daniel courts; a naturs walk along the CUPASAVE school. An additional high Ike two other requeits heard Harold DePlante, both of Man- Hookanum River; parking spac­ school principal is necessary to on March ll were approved last chestter, haa been annoOnoed by es for 477 cars, mostly on-sfreet; night, both with conditions. spend the year drawing up a I f t H A N T S Mancheater Stores Only an Interior fire hydrant system; Stanley Bray was permitted to I her mother, Mrs. WUbrod A. curriculum guide and a code of water and sewage service pro­ subdivide, into three parcels, his LiaFlammc of 17 Cumberland St. discipline, and to estimate fu­ I vided by Ute MetropoUtan Dis- land on the south slds of Green She is also the daughter of the ture costs and hiring. The high late Mr. LaFlamme. ^ 4rict; private gaibage pickup, ^est of Woodbridge 8t.. on KLEENEX school principal will play an ex­ and private matolwanoe of Itt u ,, condition that he will hold H er fiance is the son of Mr. tremely important role in the and Mrs. Mario DePlante of 48 streets. .... - ^ the town harmless for storm- launching of Tolland’s high TiJdnf iU CUD from veUroA conditions on the prop- TISSUES CooUdge St. school and it may be the most Miss lAFlam m e is a graduate member Martin Alvord, the TPC ^ y , T h i easterly lot of the important position offered this 125 2-PLY — Lindt 6 per cuatomer o f Mam^estor 'IBgh School and decided to schedule a meeting three percels is the site for the year, said Cook. . ,Creative School of Hairdressing, with the Brandeis Corp. and Its McCarthy-Peck $0-unlt addlton. Cook cited the large popula­ Martford. She is a beautician at arohitecto and wigineers, to ax* t . J. Crockett was given per- tion increase as the cause of The Carriage House beauty plore the possiWUty o f erecting mission for a six-lot subdivision the over-all budget increase. salon, Manchester. puMlc streets within the com- Ashworth 8t. and Gunnison Residents, who are 21 years CHAROE IT AND SAVE Mr. DePlante is a graduate plex. Rd., oh the condition that he will or older and have owned pro­ of Manchester High School. He Alvord, who is reUring from p^y f<,r the instalUtlon of water, perty -either indi-vldually or is serving with the United States Spositos Mark 2Bth Wedding the TPC In the fall, said that storm-sewer and sewage lines on Marine Corps. jointly over $1,000 as of Oct. 1, be is opposed to the theory of Ashworth St. No date iias been announced Mr. and Mrs.B. i, John J. Sposlto 13 years. Sposito is employed at are eligible to vote on the Edu­ private development control on — — ------for the wedding. Sr. of 1 Avon St. were feted Sim- the Beacon Light and Supply cation and Selectmen’s govern­ the basis that it isn’t fair to the OONTRACTB RECEIVED Co., Hartford. They are com­ mental budget at tonight’s an­ day at a 25to ;Bumiversary party residents. WASHnfOTON (A P ) — Con- municants or the Church of the nual meeting at- 8 p.m. In the He warned of the possibility neotlcut firms have received Boglisches Mark S5th Wedding at the home of their son and Tolland Assumption, where they re­ Hicks Memorial' School gym. (Herald photo by Pinto) of poor snow removal, because new mUltasy contracts worth $16 daughter4n-law, Mr. and Mrs. newed thetr wedding vows at Dama, both o f Manchester, and tit on-atreet parking; of the ex- million. Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Bog- John J. Spc^ito Jr., 2 Goslee Dr. high Mass Sunday. 11 grandchildren. elusion of police , checks from Tlie contracts announced Mon- Msch of 669 W. Middle Tpke. Hearing Slated About 30 friends and relatives Besides their son John,- the South Windsor Students Bring Civics to Life Mrs. Bogllsch is a member of the area; of the possibility of day were: were honored at a fam ily dinner attended the event. Sposito’s have seven other chil­ Public Records the Manchester Garden Club, lA. Gov. Fred J. Doocy dis- behind a copy of the State Reg- ganized its own social and ac- ing Mayor James Throwe and ■■hot-roddlng," with no traffic Army, to United Aircraft On Rezoning of The couple was married April dren, Rosemary, Anne, Robert, the Women’s Club of Manches­ Warrantee Deeds cusses the duties Of his office ister, a manual of data of tlvlty committees, Town Manager Terry 'V. Spren- control; and of the possible de- Corp., fltiatford, $7,010,000 for 1 23, 1941, at St. Anthody's James, twin sons Francis and * Steak Mouse to celebrate their ter and a past president of the John B. DeQuattro to Town with students at South Wind- state and local government. When the school staff felt kel. Invited to future sessions teriorauon of the street pave-. Mx C2»64A hebcoptera. CrandalVs Pond Church, Hartford, by the la.te Edward, and Joan, all at home, I 35th wedding ,anniversary, group, a member of Temple of Manchester, property at 9- Bor’s Ellsworth Middle School The civics program was start- that its civics program, given are Gov. John N. Dempsey, ments, because ci no public Army, to Pratt A Whitney Di- Rev. Andrew J. Kelly. ’They and three grandchildren. (Her­ The couple was married April Chapter, Order of Bastem Star, The planning and zoning com­ 11 Main Si. during an assembly yesterday— ed in the fall, during an actlv- during the weekly activity pe U.S. Rep. Enntlllo Daddarlo and vieton of United Aircraft, East have lived in Manchetter about ald photo by Ofiara.) taxlntanance. i 25, 1931 in Christ Church and she is chairman of Man­ mission will hold a public hear­ Mary E. Rowe to Josephine Christensens Wed 25 Years part of unusual weekly civics ity program the administration, riod, was was boggingboggmg down, aown, “ the • U.S. Sen Thomas J Dodd. Alvord said that it wouldn’t Hattford, $6.9 mlUton for 34 en- gtaea for CH64A helloo^era. I Cathedral, Hartford, by the chester’s Blood Program. Her ing May 17 at 8 p.m. in the Jarvis, one-half interest in prop­ program arranged by the had programmed into the school council and the staff decided Both the students and the be right for two per cent of the A ir Force, to Oaa Equipment SHOP QRANTS AND SAVE i Rev, Dean Colladay. Mrs. Bog- husband Is a member o f Man- Hicks Memorial School gym to erty at 248 Woodbridge St. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Chris­ ployed ■with the Hartford Elec­ schoolis student council and week, with a constitutional con- together on a special series of school's staff are enthusiastic town’s population to be practi­ about the program accord­ Engineering Corp., kOlford, $2.2 j llsch is the former Ruth Mac- Chester Lodge o f Masons, cap-'' hear proposed regulations re. Mary E. Rowe to Benjamin tensen of 63 Bolton St. celebrat­ tric Light Co. 33 years and is a teaching staff. ventlon which organized a stu- civics talks. The staff set Up the cally segregated in a village ing to Principal Joseph Tripp, million tor liquid oxygen gener­ I Beth Hills of Hartford. They tain general .of Washington garding liqour permits' and out- Balon and Catherine Baton, one- member of its 25-year club. He Doocy, who lives at 2093 Ell- dent council. Council members program, and the students went within a town. ed their 25th wedding anniver­ ating planta. i hhve resided in Manchester Commahdry of Knights Tern- lets, signs, and the half interest in property at 248 is assistant general foreman of Ir.gton Rd., took on questions €uid officers were elected—us- out after the speakers. and the students’ questions have ’The present plan calls for Woodbridge St. sary yesterday with an Open I more than 30 years. They are plar, past thrice Illustrious mas- Crandall’s Pond —fromZ "‘™ra! $247^429 in School Budget 5 electric operations in Middle- from the approximately 285 Ing town voting machines— in So far, a number o f town of­ often considerably impressed about one mile of streets within I communicants of St. Mary’s ter of Wolcott Council and a residential to open spaces —to Trustee’s Deed House at their home. ’The party town for HELOO. students who’ attended, and left the fall, and the council or- ficials have appeared, includ­ tke' speakers. the complex, all of a 82-foot 5 Elpiscopal Church. ’They have 32nd degree Mason. He is em- enable the town to apply for Cllarence V. Ackley, trustee Mrs. Christensen is the former Hearing Is Slated May 10 was given by their three chil­ width. Town regulatlone, pro­ FOR RENT [ three children, Arthur Bogllsch ployed at Heublein Bros Ine. federal funds to purchase the under an Indenture of Trust en­ dren, Paul Christensen, Miss Edna Fredericksen of Hartford. borhood worker for the Wind- of the Town HcUl comprised of viding for SO-foot-wlde public b|! Windsor Locks and Mrs. Brl- of Hartford. (Hwald photo by property under the Federal tered into by Douglas N. Grant Her husband, a native of Man­ 8 and Id nun. Movie Pre- I The Hebron Board of Educa­ renewed at a public hearing in Eileen Christensen and Mrs. ham Area Community Action numerous satin g^ass rose bowls, streets, would require the de­ Jeetora—Maad er alleat, aloe an -Kcevers and Mrs. Armando Pinto) Open Spaces Act as approved and Elizabeth P. Grant, to Leon Coventry the elementary school at 8 William Wright, all of Manches­ chester, is the son of the late Program, ■will speak on possibil- such as used for potpotirrl, and velopers to amend theif plana i s mna, aUde projectora. at a to-wn. meeting last fall. tion budget for the i9S6-67 fis­ p.m. May 10. R. Schw'eier, Edward H. Schwei- ter. About 65 friends and rela­ Mr. and Mrs. Christian Christen­ Itios o f forming a local com- cruets, low ed by Mrs. Alfred to cut down on the number of . The commission also agreed cal year, totals $247,420, an er and Albert J. Schweier, Copies of the budget requests tives attended the event. sen. Besides their three children Architectural Contract j(0unlty action group. She will Crickmore of High Street, apartments end on some of the WELDON DRUG CO. to ask for 90-day extensions for amount $36,439 greater than parcels off undeveloped streets they have two grandsons. Mrs. also talk on the Head Start Among the items are a rose M l Mala S t — TU. d«S-6S21 listed by the board of finance The couple was married May extra features. the ;proposed Timber Ridge and the budget for the present year. in Buckland known as Boynton Philip Hallln of Hartford, Mrs. Progfram in vrijlch Coventry will bowl with the satin glass with will be available to all interest­ 3, 1941 at Trinity Episcopal Also tabled last night 'was Valley view subdivisions, at a Some extra expenses in the PI., Kleisi PI., and Louis Grant Christensen’s sister, attended be taking part this summer, pewter and candy dish to match. ed. Church, Hartford, by the late Signed for New School action on a request for a 30- brief meeting last night. town budget include aerial tax PI. the party. She was matron of Mrs. Ameling reports. Tire cruets are of hobnail crys- AU-State Musician Rev. Raymond Cunningham. unlt addition to the apartment One extension was requested maps requested by the asses­ honor for her sister. The Coventry School Building Charies Carl, Leanne DeMars, Rotary Dinner tal with amber top,' satin glass, Dawn Price, daughter of Mr. Administrator’s Deed They are members of St. Mary’s complex at Oreen and to permit an aerial survey of sor at an estimated cost of $9,- The couirie has many hobbies, Committee signed a form al con- Bonnie IMbble, Dale Kennon, Clarence Edmondson Is In vase with button-daisy pattern and Mrs. Robert Price, has been John Stamler, administrator Episcoal Church, and the 60-50 Woodbridge SL -- the Timber Ridge area, located 500; a request from the select­ including camping ttnd bowling, tract last night with the firm of Carl Lakes. Mary LaBlanc. Su- charge of the ervtertalnment with toothpick holder to match, selected to perform in the All- of the estate of George Stamler Club at the church. Both are This request, as the other, r CLIP COUPONS AND SAVE UONS off Reed R d„ to be conducted men for $3,600 lor a town gar­ to the Hartford Electric Light and they belong to a bowling W alter P. Crabtree Jr.. W eet san MacNell, Htally Matthews. during the 6:46 p.m. dinner milk glass, amberina, crackle Connecticut Band. members of Temple Chapter, had been aired at the March by the developer. Another ex­ age; three requests from the (Jo., property off Keeney St. league at Holiday Lanes. Mrs. Hartford architects for thfe con- Ckrarles Papanos, Thomas Per- meeting Wednesday of the Ro- glass, carmel slag, and stars She won her position through Order of Eastern Star, and 11 public hearing, and bad been tension was sought to permit volunteer Fire Department, as Christensen is a form er Den struction of an Intermediate acchio, Kristin Colleen tary Club in the First Con- and stripes patterns. One cruet ► ◄ an audition held in Hartford Attachment Christensen is a pfist patron of presented by James McCarthy ARf GOING C. J.j time to resolve a question over follows: $1,425 lor a new siren; Mother and Girl Scout leader, school to house Grades 5 Roach, Diane Rueb, Marguerite gregatlonal Church vestry. £)ln- is a left-hander. Mrs. Crickmore this month. She is a freshman Seaboard Finance (3o.'‘ ’a'gairist the order. He is a member of and W illiam Peck. an easement ^granted to the 49- $2,640 for a quick call alarm and is interested in sewing. Her through 8 in town. Shea, Leonard Sherman, ^ w - ner w ill be prepared and served reports this is a part of 27 in at the Regional High School, Michael V. Richloff and Pa­ Manchester Lodge of Masons, ’ik e TPC w)H conduct discus­ home Valley View subdivision, system, and $15,000 for a new husband Is interested in photog­ ^ , uriiiio^, & xxm.r rencer Smith and Heidi Squires. by members of the church’s her collection. The collection rTHURS.. MAY BthH where she plays French horn, tricia F. Richloff, property off and Nutmeg Forest.^all Cedars Chairman William A. Miller ^ sions with McCarthy and Peck to be located off Mountain tank truck. The Fire Depart­ raphy and railroading and boy Ladies. Association. will be on display all this .month. and plays -with the Regional Autumn St., $1,5(X). of Lebanon. He has been em- reporta the committee Is sug- / toelUng Match on p ro ^ r screening for the new Spring Rd. ment also asks for $1,191 for The club has set May 21 for In June, Wesley F. Lewis will Band. scouting. gestlng two locations for the ^ v e n w High School a apartments and, possibly, of bet- Isidore Case, developer for the auction at the Bolton Notch loan a collection of coats of repairs and upkeep of the fire­ The Hebron Ck>ngregational Tile Christensen’s took an site of the proposed schooL on tag xfism goes to Somers Fri- the proposed Valley View area Lumber Co. bam. Sylvester J. arms of- eqxiy settlers of Oov- house and an operating budget Sunday School will hold a rum­ anniversary trip to Bermuda in the town-owned property on day for the fourth CREST asked Chairman Walter Beaton Ploufe, a club member and entry. July will have a collec- of $4,196, which means $1,196 mage sale this Saturday at the March. ' Rt. 31 and Ripley H ill Road. League competition. if it would be possible to use a proprietor of the company, sug- tlon of World War n memora- more than the present year, old red bam. from 8:30 a.m. to (Herald photo by Pinto) The primary location, on the Honor Society brook running through the prop­ gests . that materials which billa. - all totaling $32,074. 2 p.m. basis of having the building as One senior and five juniors erty for drainage purpose in­ members are contributing may Mrs, Gladys T. Miner, town Articles suitable for the sale high as possible, Is between the at the high school are new stead of the arrangeipent pre- be brought to the bam at any Manchester Evening Her­ cleric, is also asking for a sal­ may be left at the bam any high school, the athletic field of members of the Nathan Hale .viously submitted. Beaton told ■time. The auction 'wHl start at ald Coventry correspondent, F. ary increase of $.500 and a $400 Ume this w'eek. Proceeds will go the present high school, the Chapter of the National Honor the commission members that 10 a.m. with "Zeke’’ Fenerman Pauline LitUe, 742-6231. appropriation for equipment to to the Sunday School’s mission­ SALEM’S Town Office Building, and Rt. Society. The senior Is Marilyn he informed Case that the de­ as auctioneer, and Atty.' John place the maps filed in her of­ ary work. 31. The secondary location is be- Sears, dai^rhter of Mr. and Mrs. Soy, "Thank Yau. veloper would have to resubmit W. Allen, chaiivnan in charge PLEADS INNOCENT the plans for the subdivision if fice In order. The selectmen are ' St. Peter’s Notes hind the Town Office gilding, Robert Sears of Babcock Hill Nani Non Uiadvartiaad Specials asking for $6,000 for the town’s Old Fashioned about 300 fegt south of the Road and the juniors are Terrl- of arrangements. HARTFORD (AP)—Dr. Her­ Mathnr," In a he changed the drainage ar­ A ll those who 4vo'uld like to resident state tpooper, Raymond Bchool and athletic field. Tenta- Ellen Anderson, daughter of OES Meeting bert L. Simon-of Weetport has rangements. take part in St. Peter’s Junior Andrews, -an amount appropri­ tive locations are Indicated on a Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Ander- Climax Chapter, OES, meets pleaded Innocent to a charge of spneiol way — choir are asked to meet with CANDIES , at 7:46 p.m. Wednesday in the under stafing his taxable income CUP&SAVE reW EB GERMAN MiBASLES ated at a town meeting this the Senior choir rehearsals a t ' inap drawn up by’the architec- son of High - Street; Diane Rand a Room for year. The selectmen are asking tural firm. Buscaglia, daughter of ■ Mr. Masonic Hall in Merrow. by more than $70,(X)0 oveir^ a HARTFORD (A P )—The Inci­ 7:30 p.m., Tuesday evenings. Boy Scouts, four-year period. only $200 for constables, which Filial decision w ill remain and Mrs. CamlUo Buscaglia dence of German measles in Rehearsals will last for a^ut m CDICRL Boy Scout Troop 87 meets at The 40-year-oId dentist entered Mothnn* Day. l e O A N T S I ' Manchester Storcsa„pnly is $550 less than previously, the with the architectural firm as to Olesecke, daughter of Henry Connecticut- has d^llhed shair- an hour. 7 p.m. TlHirsday in the Nathan his plea in U.S. District Court ly, the State Health Department reason for the reduction being PHflRmflCY the best layout for the propos- of Silver Street; Kathleen "Snn onr Sipnelok" 1716 birth of a son, Peter School H®1® Community Center. Monday. The government FIRNT QUALITY ^ _ said Monday. that the constables are relieved ed school. Olesecke of North Raymond, to Mr. and Mrs. 344 MAIN STREET 4-H Project dutzgee that he evaded payment The department’s weekly re- ‘of considerable duty by the resi­ Slgntag the contract for the Road; Ann Roy, daughter of Robert Ballsieper, . April 7, is Coventry Clovers 4-H Club of over $29,(X)0' ta income taxes Seamless MeshyCe , port said oases reported lest dent state trooper. committee was Miller, as chair- Mrs. Jean P. Roy of Midland announced. Also, th« birth of a members are working on ar- in 1961, '62, . *63 and ’64. pair weqk totaled 61, compared to Other budget Items are about JIUU1»man, •withW iUi Ronald xvuuaiu Aronson, Aiuauviit sec- ,gw»u,Road, Ojmand ocaiajSally owvvasiScovell, daugh- waH* wIfVt 6^ Ka daughter, Melissa, to 'Mr. and No date has yet been set for 115 the week before. the same as those of this year, retary; Luchw A. Pettlnglll, and ter of M f.^ d Mrs Jota Scovell ^ buy T s ^ v ^ machlM NYLONS Mrs. Edward Gadomski, March buy a sewing machine trial, SUEEB: 0 to I I — Sold In Pkg. o f 2 pair only Measles declined from sll to and it looks as if the overall en­ 14. Walter Crabtree HI. of Cedar Swam'p. Road, for a girls’ -4-H sewing club in Lim it 8 pair per cuatomer 24; ' dtickenpox increased from tries (except for capital ex­ On Saturday. April 30, Cor­ Attend Opera Student Honors Korea. Junior leader la Mary ______- ______201 to 227; mumps went up from penditures) will be less than liss Ann, daughter of Mr. and Nine students at Coventry Seventeen students from the 26i to, 324; and streptococcal $3,000, after consideration of Mrs. Clarence Laking was mar­ High. School are listed on the jimlor and senior departments The’ he^club club meets Saturday MOTHER'S DAY throat infections dropped from reductions in Interest and bond ried to Thomas McLaughlin, in third quarter high honor roll at the high school recently at- morning at the home of Mar- 1,123 to 1,042, the department payments. ' - St. Columba’s Church,' in Co­ COSMETIC SETS and 80 axe listed on the honors tended the production of ’Verdi’s ilee French on Grant Hill Road GHARBE IT NO MONEY DOWN said. AU budget requests will be lumbia, Conn. FREE GIFT WRAP soil. "H i Trovatore” by the Connecti- to continue its project. Flowers on St.- Peter’s Altar Receivlng high honors: Grade cut Opera Association at the Historical Display Sunday were given by Mr. and ARTHUR DRUR il, Terri Anderson, Diane Bus- Bushnell Memorial in Hartford, The Coventry Historical So­ Mrs, Gardner Q. Shorey, in caglia and Ka’th le ^ . G4esecke; Attending were Michael Hunt, ciety h®® O’ display in. the case THE PANEL TOR THE MONTH OF MAY Loitering Law Tops Agenda memory of Henry and Merie Grade 10, Eva Knowles; Grade oarolyn Usher, Janice Thomp- i Shoreyr" 8i John McKuslck, and Mary El- gon, Fred Mtalcuccl, Elaine MANCHESTER BIRCH For Town Directors Tonight On-Wednesday, May 4, all in­ leq„. Simmons; Grade 7, Gary oreenleaf, Susan Macnell, Holly terested Members of St. Peter’s • Ferguson, Margtiret Haun and Matthews, Thomas Peracchio, •4” X 4’ X 8*. Raf. 9.95. 8 7 7 A public hearing and possible 2. A $2,600 allocation from the Parish are invited to attend the Donald Pelletder. 1 (3harlea Papanos, Kenneth Hea­ National Omreh’s report of the action on a hew “ Loitering Or- sAme fund to pay for the de- ! Listed on the honbrs list: ley, Marcia Honeywell, Maurice AMERICAN LEGION 1965 survey taken at SL Pe­ dlnahce’* heacis the agenda for velopment of a new well, to Grade 12, Kathleen Crane, Isserman] Colleen Rqach, Robin ter's to be held in Phelps Hall ,.,the boarcl of directors When it augment thq town’s water sup- Biuce Decker, Hopei Green, Potter, Joan Crpoker, Mildred tomorrow at 8 :15 , P-™- MOTHERS' DAY i SPECIAL! fheets tonight at 8' 'Mn the .'ply. Larry Irvlrte, Thgma® Kblod- Arehdt and Steven Hamblett. The Episcopal CSiurch wom­ Municipal Building Hearing 3. Authorizing the general jdej, Fred Minlcucci, Andrew Accpmpaiiying the group were en sponsored a food sale Sun- ' mahaAr to selUe outstanding Mullen, Robin Potter, Richard jir . arid htrs. Ralph Bums, Mrs. HICKORY-BUHERNUT ._The proposed ordinance, pre- bills under $300 due the water Hall following Salters, Marilyn Sears, David j,jbn Hudak, Mrs. Bertron A. the 8 and 10 a.m., services Sun­ WINDOW cipttaied by a rash of - com- depairtment. The bills are . for Heweys Mark 25th Wedding day. Storrs, Donald Storrs, and jjunt, Mrs. Thomas G. Welles, MAPLE plainU from neighbors of drive- changes other than actual water Carolyn Trask. Mrs. ’ Ermlnla DellaPietra and BINGO 4’ X 8’. Reg. 18.77. NOW Mr. and Mrs. .Calvin P. Hewey is organlaer and director tn*. 1* designed to cut down usage. SHADES Grade 11, Linda Brown, Nat- Teressa Williams. , ■ jy SHOP GRANTS AND SAVE Hewejt o f 337 W., Middle 'i’pke. o< the childrm’s Rhythmic disturbances ■ and nuisances 4. Approving an amendment EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Pay Average $6,700 Mode to Order aUe Hiadky, John Mltterholzer, ^ Grange Supper i Were f e t ^ yesterday afternoon Oioir, and has served as super- at “ any place of public accom- to the rules and regulations of Da’vid Ohlund, Sharon Pierce, j^ ^ r v e s t supper for ^ em - 8 O'CLOCK-.^LEGION HOBIE, LEONARD ST. THRU MAY 7 ONLY at a 25th wedding anniversary intendent of the nursery ’ and odation-'ot' any public property the water and sower depart- WASHINGTON — T^e aver- .Bring your jild roUen to Ann Roy, Linda Roy, Sally ^ Coventry Grange ’will tea In the Reception Hall of pre-sohool division o f the Sun- ..." meats, so that a $5 charge may age American teacher earns and save 88p 'per shade ScoveH and Qyirttla Squires; precede a meeUng at 8 p.m. South Methodist Church. The MORE THAN 40 PANEL TYPES IN STOCK day School. She is also an ao- It carries a fine of $5 to $28 be levied fo r turning water back $6,2^0 a year, according to a ALSO Grade 10, Carolyn Crane, Peter the hall on Route tea was given by Mrs. Abbott Uve puliclpant in the Wtnnen’s for each conviction of a viola- on after it had been shut off for U.S. oftice of Education survey. Cuimtagham, Shfrrie Cenflng, M errill (Jolng, home t P c h o o s e PROM Todd o f W est Springfield, Society of Christian Service, tionj and makes provision for nonpayment of water and sewer This If^jjiire covers ail teachers -VENETIAN BLINDS Jeann Gillpn, R an fy Glenney, committee chairman Mass., and Mrs. Cyril Akmen- Her husband Is an analyst .in the protection of any police o f- bills. prihdipals, llbrariahs and other Pitkats Mark Golden Wedding Shirley Kuchy, Carol j,e charge o f the supper. Mort Than Jint An Antwtrin9 SnnrfcST^ tln o f Glastonbury. Mrs. Todd the Service Records divlsiDn o f 'fleer, hired by the proprietors 5. Approving the settlementl instiuctional p«rsonnel HomionlaU na MiiiidtiHjn •— iA d h tsim is Mrs. Hewey’s stepmother. Mr. and Mrs. John Pitkat of Chri^ne, Melady, Joan .^'**'* yhe Ladles Degree Team will Pratt and WliHney DivMon o f of the'places of puUlc accoqai of three sidoxyalk-fall claims; years, and retired from Pratt ock, Robert Purvis and Mary and fourth de- Cdorad Noib — P i^ Srikt Polifh About 124 attended the event. United .Aircraft*" (Jorp., wPodunk. . . odation.' _ . - ,> r ■ for $5,250$5.2!^ for Francis T.T.' PLEA ^EJECTED ’ " PiUsbury Hill Rd., Rockville, and Whitney Division of United jw< The couple was married May He Is a .teacher o f Grade 6 in Also up for a public .hearings Sullivan of 134 Diane Dr., HARTFORD "(AP3—Rex Cle- wedding gree. Marshal Noble, deputy of AB Avoilobln Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. Gr^e ^ A l^ A h o ^ Bast Central Pornoha will be t, 1941, ini West Springfield, at'Hethodist Sunday School tonight will be a “ ’’ apt 1 another for $1,560 for Mrs. ments’ plea to be allowed to yesterday with an The couple has three sons, Steven ^ k e s ; Grade 8. for inspection. COMPLETE U N i OP R IG U U R PLYWOOD the home M Mrs. Hewey’S'par- *nd ^an active member of the propriation of $76,367 to thA ^b fo r mother vnis''rejeoted Monday W •A.kouit 100 attended the event. kat and George Pitkat, aU of OR ANY PEST PROBLEM Bray. 6v|san Burnett, Marjorie serving as lady^ assistant stew­ H ( ^ ^ ConjmgatioAal Church. ™pn*ved a degree in poHUbal tib^al educational program. The A lly . Jerome Walsh of 38 Get- U.S.. District Judge T. Emmet couple was married May Ri^ville, and seven grand­ Cartiion,' . Dariene C^enter, ard for the remainder of the STOP AT OUR LOCAL STORE FOR 6prlngfield,\ officiated. They Interna- gjim would be financed by an ard. St. Clarie. 1,1916, in St. Bernard’s Church, children. Ri(3iard Cunningham,! Steven grange year, filling, a vacancy , Jiave four chUdren, Robin Uonal College, S p rln g ^ d .. equal atate grant, already ap- 6. Setting a date for a public Clarie sentenced Clements a late Rt. R ev.. Msgr. Mr. and Mrs. John Christen­ Drugs, D e h r a Edmondson, and installed by Raymond L • FREE GENERAL INFORMATION Hewey, who is sUidying for his Mr- and Mrs. Hewey have ap- proved. ‘ hearing .for proposed sidewalk convicted dope peddler, to five (Michael H. May. They renewed sen of West Hartford attended Bandy EnlsworUi. Kimberly Pender of the local patrons of master’s degreq in architecture M in other business,! the idl- assessments qp^Porter St., from years in prison badnning )m- toeir wedding vows yesterday at the cumiversary party They Glennw, Kristine Olennejir, Bar- • WITH SPECIMENS FOR IDENTIHCATON '!> / P ratt vrlnstitute: Jonathan theatrical performers i Snd in rectory will consider . Oak Grove St. to Highwood Rd. mediately. he 7 a.m. Mass at St. Ber- served as best man and maid $18,900 aUocatioQ ffom The appointmenU of one , In other narcotics cases Cla- liard’s Churqhi Mrs. Pitkat Is honor at the Pltkat’s woddimr Hansen, Richard Hiadky, Mary Central ^m ona Grwge. • EXTERMINATING SUPPLIES OR SERVICE vanrttjf of Ooimecticut Art De- i ' the Water Department Capital member to the Town Conserve- rie imposed a two year shmnd- e former Agatha Pelton of .-Mrs. Christensen is Mrs. W - Kuchy, TjTwift LeDoyt, Dariene Human Rights pilrtment, and Mary r CTen : Quests lat the tea w ere'frdm improvement Reserve F m d for tlon Commission, two to the ed sehtence on TinySt Cham- Windsor. She was former- kat’s-slstet. linderson, Marilee Miller, Da­ The Coventry Human Rights CENT» STREET (Nrat To Wcfittm Beff Mart) in Hewey and T M d Hewey, ,hoth J^ncheatfr, 0.1 a s t b n b p r y the relooatloa o f facditlea in tour Citisens Advisory Ccanmitted, plon, of Hartford; three years Jy empioyeo in uie u. h. sn-- The -Pitkats received manv Council meets at 8 p.m. Sat- 4 f employed in the U. S. Eii-' The Pitkats vid Roy, • Jerry ''Smith, John ■ SHOP GRANTS AND SAVE .uunu at Waddell Sdiooi. »^ rin gciela and Agawam,(kfass., v « a s of the proposed relocated and.eeven to,tke newly .created on Kenneth Barnes, 28, of Hart'* vclope Co., Bockvlllfc-,.pnlU her gifts. Pllkat’s hobbv la L IL JOHNSON Trask, Diane nraMVMvfmanTroutman, nsTUlVRandy 11TCU.Vurday at&L theUlC iM^aaavh ^ e of Mra. AIAIR-LAVERY PEST CONTROL CO. m o Grant Mon.,‘Ta60.t W L, S L—9 A.M.-5 PJM. Heweys with 6. T h ^ to w h krill be rein- AcUqn Cdnimission for the A g- ford; and a two year suspend- retirement H er husband! work- and he raises bait His w if« Wtakri and Frederick Tama. James H ... 649-1390 “ Thns., F ii, 9 AJI..9 PAL—Phono «4$-5874 815 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER PARKADE n 1 J 1. lu I , ly tag will bo tabled for # future ed term on ixnks At Maynard, ed in the finishing deps^ent enjoys readlnr. (HeraM W IH T 0 0 . Grada 7. Nanette Arendt. Bl- HIH Rokd. 'O'® to cb im * work. Mrs. (Hbrald plwto by ^ t o ) toe 8tato .|ft|4iWiar.]pepartment. meeting. 25. of DpHen. SpringviUe Mill, R o ^ i l e 40 b^SatmiaVi m Ma in AST. -IM Aroneoa, Candy Dtosmore, ed. Mrs. Diane H arrl^, neigh- ✓ v V

A PAGE THmiEEN j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUE^ PAGE TWELVE H A M C ^TE R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1988 . tonight Atom 6:30 to 7:30 pjn. Windsor H ie senior choir will meet Geinini Crew Marianis Gengras Meet, Bartlett-Conrad LiGata-Qiam p H a r t -B r o w n Friday at' 8 pm , CYO clasees will be tomor­ TV-Radio Tonight High School Instructors row at 7 pjn. TlAi win be the Checks Ship -No Hiat of Gampetition Soutb MetHodlst C3mreh w u last class for Mgh school, stur Miss Susan Viiglnia Brawn i EAST HAVEN; (AP)- — H a a campaign tor (xnvvehtton dalb- the scene of the m d d h if of of StmSbury and Clifford Came­ dents fdr the year. Titan Rocket gates. Jeanette Louise Oonrad , and To Describe Curriculujfj^ Friiday of this 'week- is the tight is to iha ofling toe the Rs- ron Hart of Avon were united Television Marlsind,, while saying he he Benton J. Bartlett, both of Man­ The cmvloUlum .at South tion in the Af^ft^pry^y FtTst Friday theIv tnonth.Jul,V4ILaI» CAPE ICTNNBDY, Fla. (AP) publican nomination for gover­ not removed himself, from Ih chester, Saturday afternoon. in marriage Saturday noon at Windsor High School wUl be de-■ for Girls in Uskudar, Turkey, Masses will be held att 6:45 ^ 5:00 ( 3-KM3-18-33) Movie .(94) Calewlar nor, there was no hint at It ( 8) Mike Douzlas 08) Suhacrtptlon TV Tedinicians bolt, down tka picture, told newsmen. Monday - H ie bride Is the daughter of . Avon Congregational Church. aOribed M a board of education She has been active in oommu- 9 a.m. and at 5:30 p.m. p. C ^ (30) White Hunter - (32-30-40) News, Weather when State Sen. Peter P. Ma­ night, " I am not actively seel 7:15 (32) MASS. B ^ lg h U Gemini 9 spaceeroft to'the top Mr.' and'Mrs. Donald BeymorO' The bride is the daughter of meettor toniprrow ^ 7:30 p.m. nity work in IstanbuL serving fessione will be heard Thursday (30) Three Stooges rian! ajid E. Clayton Gengras ing Uie nomination.” (40) Adveoturee In Pnradiae ' (3D) Mx»ts Osmara of its-Titan 2 booster rocket to­ Cbnrad of 14 Harvard Rd. The Mr. and Mrs. Ektwin H. Brown at the higb’fohool cuetcria. The as a director of the Istanbul fi'om 4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 5:15 (24) Friendly Giant (40) I^er Jennings, News rubbed elbows Monday night. " I ’m trying to get all the fac­ bridegroom of- 114 Park St. is a c b ^ administration notes the Service Center, an organization p.m. S:30 ( 40) Dennis. Menace 7:30 (34) Elllon Norton day, aa astronauts Thoniaa'P. of SUnSbury, formerly of 161 \.(20) Amtrlcans at Work . 412) Daklari (C) ••We’ve got to stop this busi­ tions into one tent anti avoid a son of Mr. and Mrs. Benton McKee 6t. The bridegroom is a progr&nl should be of .partlcu- of the YWCA. - OCD classes will be held as (30) Whirlybirds f 8L3CMP) Combat Stafford and Eugene A. Oernan ness at fighting Reptiblicans and any kind of split,” the senate R. Bartlett of Secauacw, N. J. lai* interedt to parents of eighth . Various coffee hours and usual on Saturday. All students (24) What'8 New? (3230) Billy Grahani son of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford C. 5:45 ( 20) Peter jenninfrs. News (10) My Mother, the Oar (C) , make certain their spacsohlp la get on with the bustoess of fight­ minority leader from Groton The Rev. Lawrence Almond Hart of Avon. graders who wlH enter' the luncheons will beheld by church are expected to attend instruc- 6:00 ( 3 ^ ) News, Sports, Weather 8:00 (10-2230) Don't B>it Daislea ready to fly, ing the Democrats,” Marlani said. of Weston, Mass., fOriner pastor- wdioel next year. The meeting organizations and members of fions on the next three Safur- (30) Seahunt j The Rev. John A. Bankosky ^34) Unending Strufgle ^ "At this point, W9 f9«l the said to his speech before a "I ’m talking Republican vic­ of South Method!^ CSiurch, per­ is open to any interested citi­ the congregation during her days. Classes will end May 21 (20) BIX Picture .« of Avon Oongregatlmpetition," smiled I want to do.” Mrs. Mhry Stewart of Man- ptotmeot beads and teachers be held Sunday at 8 pan. in Fel- hdd three sessions this month (10) News. Weather Miss Rita Cloutier of Wethers­ (40) Cheyenne (24) Point of View rtough edges. We don’t want a Gengras, "it’s awfully nice to Would he accept the endorse­ ohestel- was. soloist. Jack Grove repreoantliig the various high lowship.HaU, to take action on at the town hall, Hiursday 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brlnkley 9:30 ( 3-12) PettiOr. lace and chapel train Of organ­ ical education and hettilh; Ber­ dy. Gemini 9 is due to fly May to it in apace. Oakland Rd.,\Vapping, is chair­ (This listing Incdules only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 producing well in the United Bridesmaids were Miss Itatalle dy. Her long veil of sHk lUhslthe town industrial de­ States is a natunU-gas hole K. Champ of Vernon apd\Miss was arranged from a contour There wdll be a special pro­ minute length. Some stations curry other Short nswaossts.) The space flight calls for a to last three days. velopment commission and is here that was drilled to 21,800 Sharon L. Foster of Eakt Hart­ cap of re-embroidered aleiKon gram on the Monrobat computer Mayor to Seek two-hour, 28-mlnute walk in' Technicians plan to spend the Immediate past president of WDBC—1389 7:55 Yankees vs. Indians feet in 1964. ford. lace and beading, and she car­ on three-week loan to the high 10:30 Dial 13 space by Oernan, several ren- rest of this week checking elec­ the Rotary Club. N.Y. Strike End 8:00 I.«ng John Wane 11:00 Newa V T h e bridal attendants were ried a cascade bouquet of Fuji iKhool. 8:00 Dick Robinson 1:05 News. Sign Off 11:06 I>ial 13 dressed alike in fiiil-length aqua mums. From 7 to 9:30 i>:m., teach­ GOP Committee 13:00 News, Sim OH The Republican Town Com­ NEW YORK (AP) — Leaders WBCR—919 WTIC—1989 gowns of peau de sole over taf­ Miss Kathleen L. Hart of ers will he available to explain 5900 Hartford HlghllZhts 6:00 AHerhoOn Edition mittee will hold a fund-raising of 10 newspaper unions journey 7:00 News feta, fashioned with empire Hartford, sister of the bride­ the computer and give brief in- 6:M News. Sports, Weather dinner May 14 at the Blast and to City HaM today to explore 8:00 Gaslifht 6:36 Americana waistlines with back panels, and groom, was maid of btmor. Mrs. Btivcticn in programming. The with Mayor John V. Lindsay 12:00 (Julet Hours 7:30 News ot the World Cast Club. John Marshall will 7:45 Joe Garaglola matching petal cluster hats with David Grayson of Cherry Hill, program is open to. the public, ways etc ending a nine-day strike WINF—U89 prepare a roast beef dinner. 6:00 News' 7:50 (JongressionaJ Report nose veils. The honor attendant, N.J. was matron of honor. and win be given in room 214. against the yst-to-be-published 6:15 Dial 13 - 8:06 -Pop Concert E. Oaton Grengas, front nm- 6:56 Sports — Egan 8:30 News. Investments. Weather carried a bouquet of yellow dai­ Bridesmaids were Miss Pamela ■„ 'Ufac Appeals peqiers of the World Journal ner for the GOO? gubernatorial 6 .00 News 8:55 Red Sox vs. Tigers sies. The bridesmaids carried Burns of Warehouse Point, Miss The~zc^itog board o f appeals Tribune Corp. 6:20 D(al 13 11.00 Newa Sports, Weather bouquets of white daisies. win meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at nomination, has bem invited. 6:46 Low'ell Thomas 11:30 Art Johnson Bettyann Denton of West Iwrt- The mayor, who summoned 6:5s Snorts — Riszuto WPOP—1419 Michael A. Bartlett of Secau- the Wapping Elementary School Carlo Prestileo, Gardner 5:00 George Brewer SAVINGS ford and Miss Sherril Mackay them, was expected to try to get 7:00 The Wortd Tonight ous aerved.es his brother’s best to consider the following appli­ Mounton and Mrs. Janet Fergu­ 7:16 Sports — Gifford 6:30 Ken Griffin of Oradell, N,J. Miss Catharine the imionists to warm up to bis 10:00 Sam Holman man. tlshers were Donald S. Harllnser photo son are in charge. 7;3() Harry Reasoner Hall of Farmingtop was flower cations:' idea for a fact-findt^ panel. . 7:36 Public Affairs 12:00 John Sherman SehaUer plso Conrad Jr., of Manchester, MRS. ANGELO ANTHONY LICATA . Gharies P. Carter, a 'variance The new 45-member town a 7tc/ L O A N girl. Burian Moss pMo Lindsay has proposed that a MRS. BENTON J. BARTLETT brother of the bride; and Nor- Miss Linda Louise Champ of aqua gowns, fashioned with lace for temporary c^;>eration of a committee will meet Friday at A S o t T .VT I O N The bridal attendants were MRS. CLIFFORD CAMERON HART three-member panel—one mem­ 'S man B. Henschke o f Canton. bodice, scooped necklUies,. em­ -machine in a*garage at 451 Rye the South Windsor Bank and Ellington and Angelo Anthony dressed «ilike in floor-length yel­ ber each appointed by the im- Illing Choirs and Band Mrs. Conrad wore a two-piece pire waistlines banded in flow­ St., in an A-20 zone. Trust Company Community Ucata of WiUjmanttc were mar­ low-green Unen gowns of empire wore a blue and white flowered ployed at Aetna Life and Casu­ ions, the publishers and himself beige lace dress, fqua acces­ ers and chiffon A-line skirts. Norman Gross Sons Corp., a Room to elect officers. styling with back panels from suit of quilted cotton. The cou­ alty Co., Hartford. Mr. Hart is —review the dispute and recom­ Tubbs-Abild sories and aqua carnation cot- ried Saturday ihorhing at St. ’They wore matching floral cir­ specific exception for the opera­ The committee has voted to waist to floor. They wore match­ ple -will reside at 1622 Farming- a graduate of Conerd High mend a. settlement. To Give Concert May 12 i i A tT c E l AT I • O t D g » T n W A W C I A L IN t T IT U T I OM_ sage. The bridegroom’s mother Luke’s Church, Ellington. clets with face veils, and carried tion of one machine at 67 Main again sponsor a girt from- the The bride is the daughter of ing headbows with veils- and ton Ave., Apt. 10, Unionville. S cl^ l. West Hartford. He is a The World Journal Tribune, wore a phik crepe dress, match­ cascade bouquets of pink carna­ St., to an R Rural zone. junior class at the high school The Illing Junior High School Shelley Stone and Joan Doher­ Mr. and Mrs. Aussell Champ carried cascade bouquets of yel­ Mrs. Hart is a graduate member of Connecticut Air Na-' created by the merger at three ing accessories and a gardenia tions and pompons. John and Anna Masixda, a to attend Laurel Girls State at choirs and band will present ty will be pianists for the Ath of Ellington. The .bridegroom is low mums,' carnations ai^ of Manchester High School and tional Guard. He is employed at dallies here, accepted the may­ /OOZdA^eUn SMoU, corsage. Robert Bernard of Williman- variance,for an underaize lot, Storrs during June. grade choir, and Karen Blssell the son of Joseid) Licata of WU- daisies. ThS flower {girl’s long Centenary College for Women, Universal Design, Inc., HaK- or’s proposal. The unions have their annual spring "Eivening A reception yrui held at Ft- tic served as best man. Ushers with less than the required LWV Meeting of Music’ ’ Thursday, May 12, will be acSompahist for the 9th limantic and the late Mrs. Lilly dress of yellow linen was styled Hackettstown, N.J. She is em­ ford. been cool to it. BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 31— CbVEN'raY | ano's Restaurant, Bolton. For were Samuel LJeata of Willl- depth, and for a building closer The South Windsor League of at 8 p.m. In Manchester High graders, assisted on guitars by -V Licata. to match the adult attendants’ 'Thonvas J. Murphy, executive traveling by plane to S t Thom­ mkntic, brother of the bride­ to the street line than permitted, Women Voters -will hold Its vice president of the only union School’s Dailey Auditorium. Martin Fegy, Richard Fegy and as in the Virgin Islands and San The Rev. John ‘k 1 Homm of and she wore a circlet of fresh groom; Gary Champ of Elling­ . at the northwest com er of Mas- third annual dinner meeting striking the World Journajl TMb- More than 400 students -will take David Ware. Juan Puerto Rico, Mrs. Bart­ St. Luke’s Church performed the flowers in her heir. She carried cola Rd. and John F tch Blvd., ton, brother of the bride; and May 9 at 'Willie’s Steak House, une — the AFL-OO New York part in the three choirs and 65- Porgrams and tickafo are be­ lett wore a three-piece green double ring ceremony. a miniature cascade bouquet of M cCarthy'Kristoff in aG C zone John Bodlno of Willimantic. * Manchester. Robert Brown, Newspaper Guild — expressed piece concert band. ing printed by ’Tom Packard, mohair fult, black patent leath­ The bride waS'^yen in mar­ assorted yellow flowers. Martin Rutoick, a variance Guy N. Champ of Ellington, planning director of the C ^itol doubt any gains would result Rod Carrier, Carl Ogren, Mi­ er accessories, and a white or­ riage by her father. She wore a Colin C. Hart of Avon served for a garage closer to the side­ The program will Include brother o f . the bride, was-junior Region planning agCncy, will be from the City Hall session. chael Piela, Kent JosUn and chid -corsage. The couple will full-length gown :of white peau as his brother's best man. Ush­ line than pem titt^ at 660 Gov- symphonic excerpts, spirituals, j m ODDS ARE usher. the guest speaker. He asserted that "the fact­ R o:s Dingwall, under the super­ reside at 114 Park S t, Man­ de sole, de^slgned with re-em- ers were Fred Sctaaschl of Ar­ emma Highway, to an R Rural patriotic and rhythmic num­ hroldered alencoti lace bodice, Mrs. Champ wore an egg shell lington, Va.; S. David Hatting Election of officers and di- finding kick’’ was a "joint pro­ bers, folk songs, and familiar vision of John Garoppo^ grapli- chester. a budget, M short sleeves, bateau neckline sheath with matching coat and of West Hartford; Robert I>ii- , T o, • -J.,- It- - ^rectors, aitopUbn of gram of the ntoyor and publish­ tunes from Broadway musicals. !<: arts teacher. pink accessories. WencsslaB J. Skiendsior, amendments ^ to the bylaws and ers.” and A-line skirt wibi detachable dack of Windsor- and Douglas variance for an apartment-type Also featured will be flute, clar­ Teachers directing the partici­ THEY Will BE IN A reception for 160 was held the adoption of program items Negotiators for the guild and fashioned wi% scooped neck­ panel train. She wore a laco Hamilton of New Britain. Stev­ living quarters kt 20 Phim Lane, inet and brass ensembles. pating groups are Roibert Johns, at St. LiUce's Hall. For a motor are on the agenda. the World Journal Tribune met lines, lace bodices, three-quar­ mantiHa of re-embroidered al- en Brenske of Wethersfield, a in an A-20 zone. Performing in the ensembles concert band; Mrs., Christine trip to Canada Mrs. Licata wore St. Francis Whist Mrniday -with "no real progress' ters-length sleeves, satin trim­ encon lace, and carried a cas­ nephew of the bride, was ring East Hartford Jaycees Inc., a will be Kristina Blake, Marnette Parks, 7th grade choir; Ral'ph a blue tweed coat,' navy blue A military wMst card party report^ by Murphy. The puib- med waistlines and sheath cade bouquet of white pompons bearer. temporary and condltiot^ per Maccarone, 8th grade choir; a ^ TO SEE US SOON ^ dress and navy blue accessories. u ^ ^ Friday at 8 p.m. Ushers did not comment on the Ostrout and Martha Russell, ' skh^. -They wore ' satin open and carnations. ‘ Mrs. Brown wore a three- flute trio; David Fletcher, Ken­ James Natale, 9th grade choir. Mrs. Licata is a graduate of to St; Francis (< AssW CtoMito, taMm. crowned pillbox hats with large Miss Susan J. West of Rock- piece crepe navy blue suit' with northeast com er o f” flewherry neth Garrity and Anne McAw- EillngtOn High School. She is Ellington Rd. WllUs Lumpkin . The nine newspaper craft im- ' bows on top in colors . that - viUe was maid of'honor. Brides- lace blouse and matching acces­ Rd. and John F tch Blvd., in an ley, clarinet trio; David Fox, BROADOASTB’ EFFECTIVE employed at Pratt and Whitney, -will can ihe whist, wMch will ions have been respecting the ipatchfd their gowns, and ear- m ^ds were Miss Cyndl Mack sories. The bridegroom’s mother I zone. A be followed by a coffee hour, guild’s picket lines. Wayne Lehman, Frances Gates, PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — The Hed' kemi-colohial bouquets of of Ellington, cousin of the bride; Division of United Aircraft wore-- a blue lacje dress and Alfred L. Bolduc,- a -variance prizes will be awarded. The gtold struck April 2M, Tony Kuusik, Leland Potterton Voice of America is "having an about their financial Yloiets with moss green trim, Miss Carol Buser of Wethers­ Corp., East Hartford. Mr. Licata maitchihg accessories. Both to park a. camp trailer at 564 New Books seeking seniority protection in and ’Thomas (Jhapin, brass sex­ effect on the Russians, particu­ th e matron of honor wore aqua field, cousin of the bridei and is a graduate of Windham High wore white orchid corsages. Graham R il, Wapping, an. A-20 The following books ecro now the planned discharge of a'bout tet. larly the young Russians," says needs and planning ' and the bridesmaid, orchid. Mrs. Albert Glaserman of Hart­ School. He is serving with the A reception for 280 was heW Zone. available at the Wood Memorial 900 of its 1,800 memibers on the Cynthia Cohen and Sharon director John Chancellor. Raymond Tubbs of Manches­ ford. U. S. Navy aboard the USS at the Wampanoag Country Donald R. Dyson, a variance Library: three papers involved in. the Plante, pianists, will accompany “ In less than three years we ter served as his brother’s best ’The bridal attendants were Fulton, stationed in New Lion- Club, Weat Hartford. For a for a garage closer to the side­ North, “ Rascal” : Merrill, merger, the Jouraal-American, the 7th grade choir and guitar have been able to break the So­ man. Ushers were Joseph Kul- dressed alike la floor-length don. southern motor trip Mrs. Hart line than permitted at 101 Mos- "ITishcart War” ; de Regniers, World-Teiegram Sc Sim ai«l the accompaniments will be played viet monopoly of news to their baskl of Cincinnati, brother-ln- kel Rd., Wrapping, ah R Rural “ May I Bring a Friend” ; Mur­ Herald Tribune. by Lynn McP&rtland, Susan own people," Chancellor told Living happily ever after is a law of the bridegroom; and Zone- ry, “Mystery of the Talking To­ Dowds, 'Virginia Morse, Helen the American Association of Jean S . Shepard Co., a vari- Richard Mlckewhai of Maiudiea- tem I\>le,’’ Aubrey, "La Loup Starkweather and Joseph Cohen. Atls<. Ortaaa («IIcIm , The bride was given In mkr- was bridesmaid. They were New ichgland Telephone Co.. the brides presented her in mar­ Blonaiy «du(»tor ■who serves in attend special classes tomorrow Greece. Is the third winner of Hage by her father. She wore a dresSed in silk chiffon gowns.Manchester. ^ Turkey far the United Church of *nd Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. in the annual Aspen Award in the ItiM, iliapM, mnI M h aaB*. riage. She vroro a floor-length ~r*4ic«r*i, (••! A gown of wfaita sdtln, deaigned Christ; win visit the Wajqilng the churoh hall. Confession for humanities, which carries a MtoMT** Day elfr. t | 4 t f with, a m p lr o 'l^ e i and aUiow- Comtounitv ChUKto. May 5, 6 these students wia be Monday, prize of 580,000. , > length Meeves, bOfli trimmed ” from 3 to 5 p.m. A Mass for ‘Ihe. award will be presented with pearls and crystals,, and A- Mrs* Birge, now on furlough the students and thrtr families by the Aspen Institute for DHUXI THERE’S NO S U p sn T U T E FOR QUALITY > Uiie ridrt irith dataChahle eathe>- In'the Xtnlt^ fltates, has been 'win bo offered’Tuesday at 5:30 Humanistic Studies for Doxl- UOY IHAVIX iWAVia dral length trahu.l^er hoqften^ teachlng English and serving ks p.m, adls’ work, described as “ the tvhi (falalcM tlaal avHlat dean of the Junior high sec- Junior choir rehearsal wlH be .roience o f human settlement’ ’ im lEMe tUuy v«dl Of Imported stac’illusion was MRS. KENNETH JOHN MCCARTHY arranged from an-open pillbox •bavar avallaWa. SHI iMcfc- atM wbh blatk Mia fMilas hat trinfimad wUh- pearls and Miss Marcia Clare Krisfoff matching headpiece -with face FORAUL WEAR Sana. 1*13 " crystals, and khe carried A cas­ a ^ Kenneth John. McCarthy, veil, and c a ^ e d a cascade bou­ INSURAKCE SINCE 1923111 *13" cade bb^quet of phalaenotwls or- both of Manihester, were united quet of yeUow carnations and In marriage Saturday at-.St. ohhla and stefdwjMUa and ivy. white marguerites. lABy SHAVIX SHAVn F O R HIRE James’ Church. liflaa Lfatda A.' C(iaoominl at I The bridesmaids wore aqua 164 E A S T GEiNTESR ST . , ; The bride is a daughter of hiaaaa 4aal calriaf kaal' far Chicago, U ., was maid of hon­ gowns and headpieces, styled aaJaraiiM aa4 bar. OK) gmk- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kris- I ' i: : asa4 arllb haaallfal saW FOR WHJOINeS , . . PROMS or.-Bridesmalda w m Mtas Ju­ to match the honor latterdants,’ MANCHESTER--649-6261 • dith B. SoAmers of Manches­ toff of 314 School S t The bride­ and they carried cascade bou­ pima. ' groom is the son of Mr. and |hII! ALL FO ^A t OCCASIONS ter. stater of the 'bridegroom: quets of yeUow. caniaiiqns And Miss Jean C. TTeygls of 2^ . John McCarthy of 15 Lau­ aqua m'arguerites. Ample Parking Front and Bear rel PL Meachester and ‘Mias PltylHs-. Robert Delln of South Crone The Rev. Eugene F. Totpey l i i Ann Gloiellt of Ba^t Hartford. Park, N.Y., cousin of the bride­ performed the double ring cere­ IwUi oburins at the bride, Mi— groom, served as best man. I EVERYTHING mony. B o u l t s of gladloU and II Leant K . Plunge .of Herifoed, Ushers were Bruce Rurice and miuns were on the altar. “Befocs Losses Happen. Insnra With Lappen!’* Hiiii cousin of tiM bride, wep flower IN STOCK The bride -was given in mar­ Barry Longo, both of Manches­ m tW . ter. $99S Hie bildel ettendants were riage by her father. She -wore a There’s nothing to send away for at floor-length gown of chimHiiy Mrs. Kristoff wore a blue cuid Safe Af Home? drOased ' alike in floor-length beige lace dress with matching Regal. You look good, feel good be­ ebooUng - pink - chiften gowns, lace, ’ designed' with. Sabrina :::ni aSMlMII neckline, long tapered sleeves, accessories and a corsage of In 1964 one out of. 46 persons ln~ -- j:b:: cause you can try on your formal wear ftaUoood; with ongdro bodices bouffant skirt and watteau pink sweetheart rosea. The the U. S. was disabled one or more MW IHAVIX and be assured of perfect fit. banded in Mtin. eibow -Ien^ _ _ _ _ ' Burisn Moss photo train. Her bouffant veU of bridegroom’s jmother wore an two im > MASMon ateqves end A-hne' ikirta 'wllh MRS.’JAMES CARL SOMMERS days by injuries reraiv^ in home eefln looped penela at the h eA . French iUusian was arranged aqua lace dress with matching accidents. You never know where 4 laap-aa aSariiaiiaN. Da. friun an organu flower accent­ accessories and a corsage of They, wrire metobilik Scnal oitip- i i ' or when an accidrat or illness may •liaMl far f a M Mala aa4 CharlM Ortowski o f Manchso- Flanoe’ Reetauront, Bolton, the ed with seed pearls, and she yoUow Bwisetheart rbees. h i t f aMMta. (g ti I • ' tpr^htkdpiecee wMh.'veils. The tar, a obuain of the bridegroom, ootqde M t on a wedding trip to carried a cascade bouquet of A fter a< recepUon for m at ^strike you put.” That’s why it’s maid of honor carried a lobse served es best man. Uabers Washington, D. C. white dumations and stephano- the VFW 'iHaU the coujke left smart to have an A E ^a Life and Colonial bouquet ^ . -deop -pttik ,w m Iflchael OriowsU of Man- Mrs. Sommers is a greduate Us. on a motor trip to the CatskUl Casualty Accident apd Sickness baby feathered cmiialioM and cheater, cousin of bridegroom m of M anchesto High School and Miss Janet KrUteff of Man­ Mount^,' N.T. They wlU re­ policy on your side. Ccone in soon white belly’s breath. The bridan- W. Richard Smith of SouUdng- Bay Pafli Jimtor College, Long- chester. a sister o f the bride, side in Manchester. and get the details fnxn us. metds oerried oMdnM bouquets ton and John McCarthy of Man­ meadow, Mees. She is e sec- was maid cf honor. Bridesinaida. „ Mrs. McCarthy is a 1964 grad^ « f abadM plak. eanauons wMh chester. relaty to the mgtoeertog de- »gw were Miu Elaine Hilitpff, df uatc of Manchester High Scho(d. white bebys breath. : i Mrs. maitls wwa « twopteoe pertment e l Hamilton Standard, XONVENIENT HOURS: Manchester, aister o f the^ride; She is a second-year secretarial The flower gM "«Fore a bhieh pink ensemble end white and Bivkikm of United Alroraft; THE and IflsB Janice SdUebeheflug ■hideot at M uchester Oom- IFFERKNCE 908 NUMN STREET— 64^2478 pink flooedength 0mm at silk pink aooeasortee. The bride­ Wlhdaor Looks. Mr. Sommeta to 9 A.M. to 4 PrM. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY of Manchester. , \ tounlty OoUege, and is employed ofgpnsa with pink rttbopL trjlm- groom’s mother Wore e three- a graduate of Manchester H tfi iilll!, on'tiie ho^Hoe and ahht. Thet honor attendant v^re a> at Siqtreme Foods, Manchester. iiil wm tpsotenakd a ^ a$»i$t you piece bAvy blue end wfaltq en­ School and Porter School of De­ floor-length gown of yeHow silk Hiiii' EXTRA HOURS THURSDAY EYEING Slo 8 *THB MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" Shs woro a beaflpWoe of tealh- Mr. McCarthy Is also a gradu­ OQttdotd semble with meliclrtng ecoeeeor- sign Engineering, R o c ^ . ^ . o t g a i ^ fashioned wiih q-yeUow mo. have to m m y othert? PRESCRIPTibN PHARMACY ared shaded pink oamatfone, iee. Both wore gardeiiie i^nd He to employed at Everett O. ate of Manchester High SebooL at and .carried a- nontg ey of the and White emhroldei:^j.^lM>dice, He is. employed , at tte Oonnectl* 901 MAIN STREBT~T643f5821 stephanotie oorsagee. flerdener Land Survqran, scooped neckUne and elbow- After m zeoepflon for ]||^ «t 4 ^ Truck and TrkUer Service, IcPTth qfeeves. She wore a HRrt^OTd. ^ .] ' 3 3

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY* MAY 8, 1966 PAGE' SEVENTEEN HANCRESTEE e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CXINN^ TtJESDAY, MAY 8, 1966 SrSCTEEN MotoeydEB—Bicycles 11 Heating and PlamUiig 17 Business Opportunity 28 ' Help Wanted—Female 85 HHp Wanted—Male 86 Help Wanted "Mile 86 Antwr toPrtVjoo«PlJ^ OARPBJNTBIRS, lay-oot .men, BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR BOOPLE. 104B TRIUMPH SCO oc, like BOTTI PLUMBING and taeatlny DIN ER IN ON® at the busiest IBM Keypunchm needed, day l i t t l e SPORTE IMPORTANT NOTICE fram ers and helpers. M *k Oon- Girl Talk repairs, Uteratlona, ' electrto ^pots hi Manchester doing ex­ ■ shift, 8 'a jn .-5 p.m’T^and part-, new, joeo Harley DavWson, 126 . strootiOn Oo., 048-2283, B1MTO2, CLASSIFIED oa, excellent conditiem. Call and gas hot water beaters, free cellent business, priced for time evenings. Contact Mr.* The 19B4 OvO RIghU Law after 6. ACSOSS Sr Hair (Ml(rt for 648-2061 alter 4. estimates. C tll 648-1496. quick Bale. OMmen g < ^ south. Murphy at Nelson Freight- prohibits, with oertala ex­ a giri ways, Inc., 47 East St., Rock-. IJitinliiiM B8 Diniinutivt * t J . D. Real ^ te to , 048-6129; ceptions, discrimination be­ COMPLB7TB phimblng and ’rille. Call 249-7671 or 875- cause of sex. it win now be ( ‘'Blatn a t f AFjER^fiOl crBUGGMC t/ ALL 30Maacoliiia. Business Services heating 'service, complete new 8388. necesssry for our readers T R A IN E E ' . diBnd ADVERTISING Schools and CiassBE S3 «3U SHOULD WTOHILL-y rSPARnlY/l THIG • Abcab»m’(«ife nicknama' ■ '- T ' Offered 13 bathroom installation^ and hot only to reed the usual PWJtXJCnON I6/TH&M ( 7 MVSTERy SOBewHcb'* BeENTHaW, O' (v«r.) 4lIi^teowna CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS bathroom remodeling, SO years Female Beh> Wanted and To astiSt welder in light raPRHSENT 'ifa0^4 IKG ATHIdJ l l i WHAT 12 LAND CliEARINQ. tree re­ tHOSE MONSTER 8 AJM. to 5 PJtf. in business. E arl 'VanCamp, Male Help Wanted claaem- manufacturing. Opportun­ WITH SAMPLES/ f/HC E CLAIM / [g ALLS ME.' moval. and chain saw work. PlEHACTUAU.VVlE«> SS3^f««g3S?ttSS“ 640-4749. EARN UP TO $225 cations, but Wanted — Mala ity to learn modem In­ S S A a m a A iHchaud, 743400a. •#lS£5L_2SS5iSfieas_. RdKTMAiEACH COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. A WEEK DRIVING Stenographers or Female, also our Classifi­ dustrial "Same cutting and OTHER TO G6T,----, i^niSitrhiul 49AnolnU m MONDAX Hun FBIDAX 10:30 AJS. — SATDRDAX E *-M- TO'WNE PLUMBING Service- 5SA»evento THE BIG RIGS cation He^ . ... 87. BUG6S BUNNY A T T H E , STEPS, sldewalkB, stone walla, Bathrooms remodeled. Repairs, hellarc welding technique. iS 54YugpaUr dty 7 Italian dtjr Mai)}ial dexterity and abil­ *SiSoU i BWrest away SlNnmber (pi) flieplacea, flagstone terraoaa. alterations, heating. 643-8979, STWandir 9Drjr ^ . SSAneathetie PLEASE READ YOUR AD All concrete repairs. Reason- JOBS WAITING ' And ity to read and interpret BUT IT a in t a <»i :« w« ^ MFalaehood 649-4066, alter 6 p.m. ^ I D O N ' T D R I V E o n /. s i r e : ** * 8® NegaUre word 10 Speed eonteit abls prices. B4S-08BL EXPBSUENCED Janitors want­ blueprints essential, R E M E M B E R A c l e v e r p l a n ' o f 8YLVESTERI YAKi 4n5j.TimL. 6#CompMlon 11 Zoo critters 4l Miia Rlttar ClssaHled or ‘'W ant Ads” are taimsi over tlie pbone aa a ed momingrs. Call 649-6334. Wi «»C«»5n..rl»lr 42*------Sbeatnr eonvenlenoe. The adverttier shonld read hi* ad the FIBST Train Now—^Pay Later A STOP SIGN M N E TO AID O N E IN 19 Mother (coU.) SHARPENING Service — Saws, General Gleaning Servlaes, Inc. 61 Peer Gynt’i 21------Doone 43Sew iiehtlj DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time ter the . Apply D N m V R O A D i HITCMHIKINS/ 23 Opera (ab.) mother 44 Indefinite knives, axes, shears,' skates, B^illinery, Dressmaking 19 Clerk'Typist WHAT? 24 Biblical gill 24 Faithful (poet) fiext Insertion. The Herald I9 responsible for only ONE incor­ If you can pass a physical 27 Distant 62Himlcker 25 Shield bearing artide rotary blades. Quick service. DOWN 26 “Flower” girl 4SGIbbona rect or omitted IneertiOn for any advertisement and e»*« oiriy f o r alterations neatly and and need a steady Job year Contromatics Corporation 29 Large barrel 46BaccbanaIlf O f to the extent of a “inabe rood” Insertion. Errors which do not Capitol Bqulpmen. Co., 88 'round, here is your oppdY- Requirements include a 32 Make a misUke 1 Actress 27 Irish colleen’s reasonably done In my borne. ilS iv / spinning Item 47 Tidy lessen the value of the advertisement win not be oomotod by Main St., Manchester. Hours timlty of a lifetime to en­ high e^ o o l - i not It will be handled in 1962 CHEVROLET Nova H, trees removed, landscaping. —11 p.m., some clerical work, ■Windsor Ave., Rockville. ■ A LLTH E the usual manner. NEWSTHArS s'" ' V. ■ » fWB fcf Xt*. Ibb. TJA iu». U.S. M. OH. g^ey, 2-dooiv standard six, top Completely Insured. For fr^- typing desirable but not a nec­ M Bonds—Stocks—^ Clean, Late Model FIT TO PRINT condltlony'red Interior, $9(X). estimate caU 742-7649, 8 7 5 ^ 5 Liberty Mutual essity. Call 643-1149 for appoint­ "Please don’t insist that l\ave fun, Mrs. Higgins! I’m M ortgages 27 ment. An equal opportunity em- R EAD TH E BLAST 508-( anytime. ^ • FURNITURE salesman — part USED CARS still going without my allowknce from Jimmy Smith’s Lost and Found Ployer. , ______/%v party!’\ SPRING CLEANINO — Tree re- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ Insurance Co. or full-time. Apply Marlow’s, LOST — Passbook No. 93867. ^CHEVROLET Impala, 4 ' Top Prices Paid or, V-8, automatic, power moval, landscaping, lawrt rak- limited funds available tor sec­ COUNTER Girl wanted, p£rt- 867 Main St. Sa'Vinge Bank of Manchester. 63 E. CENTER ST. ''steering and brak^, rsMlio and ■ ing, removal of rubbish from ond mortg:ages, payments to tlme nights. Apply Bess Eaton For AU Makes AppUeation made for paymen^ MANCHESTER, CONN. heater. Call 643-7430, cellars, attics and garages, also suit your budget. Expedient Donut Shop, 160 (Jenter St., service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. CARTER CHEVROLET " Nfsf - 5-3 LOST — girl’s glasses, V ic fertilizing. 649-4666. Manchester. cSHm WHY MOTHERS SET SRAY ^ e m9^wu.hfcTM>||^ai.M.0R 1965 FIAT, 16(X)' sports car, blue, An Equal Opportunity J O B W I T H Highland Park and MORTGAGE LOANS — firstl C O .. IN C . B EN CASEY very good condition. Call 649- Employer NURSES’ aides, full and part- Mountain. Call 643-8 3782 6-9 p.m. or weekends. Household Service second, third, all kinds realty, time. Vernon Haven. CaU 876- A F U T U R E 1229 Main St. ^ Offered 13-A statewide, credit rating imnec-' 2077 or 876^7860. Phone 649-523& LOST — 6 week male pup­ 1958 BUICK FOR SALE, good ©ssary. Reasonable, ’ confiden­ py, brown. W elK^t. arecu Call ALPHA NUMERIC keypunch T O O LR O O M for parts. Body in good shape, REWEAVING Of bums, moth tial, quick arrangements, Alyln SECRETARY — Receptionist 643-6268. Rew»£nL operator. Apply Personnel fully equipped. Best offer. 643- boles. Zippers repaired. Win­ Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., Regent wanted for doctor’s office. SUPERVISOR ‘ / 6080. dow shades made to measure, Main St, Hartford, evenings. Write Box X, HenJd. SHORT RIBS B Y FRA N K O’N EA L St.> Manchester. Progressive and growing Anlnouncemente 2 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys 233-6879. J_____ c= ___ :______— 1966 OORVAIR Monza conver­ Tapa WOMAN FOR part-Ume clean­ Manchester Ann has an open­ Wanted ' fM1BVlN6t) rrta A'IRuE'10-UFEPlCIUeE made while you wait. re­ ing for a top level super­ RUGS and bedspreads tible, excellent condition,, still corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 RN — 7-8 shift,, part time. Lau­ ing and tray room work. Call lilMCOPANMCnftMVNOVn.. 70 decorator colors, visor for their Tool and Die PART-TIME . OF HQW WE BUSSIANSUVE. IMilBIT A l under factory guarantee, $1,900 Main., 649-523L Business Opportunity 28 rel Manor. 649^919, 649-4619. Y Shop. Thorough knowledge r ~ , "■ I iky Lady Laundry, 43 Pur- COUNTER MEN or best offer. Call after 6 p.m. of all phases of tool and fvnuis tr ABouTf neU Place, Manchester. SALESLADY - experienced in Md ^ Few Evenings 742-8228. prime location, priced for quick smaU die making and repairs Building—Contracting 14 bake shop. Apply Mario’s Bak: local office, familiarity with and Saturdays sale. J. D. Real Estate, 643- required. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- " eiy, 829 Main St., 643-2226. statistical typing helpful. (JaU Age No Barrier 1951 CARPENTRY — Concrete work, 5129. Excellent salary, Bberal I t •rs, sales and service, bonded PLYMOUTH suburban, $40. 649-2206. employe benefits, good work­ Over 18! representative. Alfred A m ^ , gs Lockwood St. anything firom cellar to roof, EXPERIENCED hairdresser or We Win Train. inside and out, no substitute for ABLE WOMAN tor general ing conditions in a modem 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester 644- good beginner, good guarantee, shop. Apply In Person At: rO i/ TELL HER THAT, MR. FAUOM' 1963 PONTIAC OA"'4LINA, 4, quality work, satisfaction guar­ housework, 3 or 4 days weekly FR AN iay,ICAN T 7E I.U > r)U ... 0R ‘ 814L plus 56-60 per cent. Apply Ver­ Equal opportunity employer MEATOWN door hardtop, exceUent condl-, anteed, competative prices, no AAA non Coiffures or CaU 876-4782. 8—3, experienced only. Call l> ms h nIa, iw. TM. sw. ua Nt on. ;H30R daughter..J\Ny7H IN e„J^ TYPEW RITERS and adding tion, $1,696. Call 643-9862. Job too small. D & D Carpen- 649-5616. WRITE/ m SH Stiver Lane, machines for lease. Yale Type- — »------try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- /”AT)T)/”^'D 'T'T TXTTT’V FILGRIM'MlLLB la expanding. BOX C , H E l ^ L D Eaat Hartford, Conn. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK C^^LLl writer Service, 649-4986. - 1951 ~ 8880. W i i V J K 1 UJNi 1 I Special working hours can bo CLEANINO WOMAN —one day tires, $25. Cell 643-1427 after a week., Two aldidts. WIU fur­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE a-ranged tor part-time HAVE 'TWO $500 —right, need 4 p.m. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, HIGH GALLONAGE fuU-time salesladies. Apply P il­ nish transportation. Call 648- MEEkLB QBT'm z. CCH^AND WHEN VQU.<3CTTHS2e,Ra. CUTAN l-rHINKlXBdD^ (be left; one $100 left, need dormers, porches, basements grim Mills, Hartford Rd, Man­ 6097. WELL [READ Y ID M AKE FEELING \ ID BE A F O a NOT TO. ITS HOT A I PERHAPS I POSSIBLY, fiixayixwNioim erAiB right; one $26 right, need left. 1964 OORVAIR Spyder — con­ refinlshed, cabinets, buUt-ins, APPUCXnOhi raC2AA,THBNTAkH A Bern FiR5D, 4 chester. EXCELLENT TYPIST wMUng to ' BMNVER,TDlNE' YOUR JUM P? I READY AS A LITTLE THOSE VIET CONS AR E MISSION / WOULD I EVEN THO oNBmcmsi^Bua&^a esaa•o^mL'>tue NAME <5CALi«D, Even split. Oail 643-1427 after vertible, -on the floor, heavy formica, aluminum, vinyl, SUNOCO F0UW>GEHH«L flUEVERBE, SHAK Y / LIKELY X ) BE PR ETTY WITHOUT / BETTER TO ITS IN TALL 4 p.m. ‘ duty clutch, racing steering, steel, ceramo siding. William CLEANINO lady wanted — one leem medical terminology for TAMS CAMP. ADMIRAL ABO UT / TRIGGER-HAPPY, AND I R B K . V PROP SAWYER dtJNaE WHERE rBiSSa extra gages, $1>S00’ firmi Call Bobbins Carpentry Service, day a week for small apart­ weekend work in X-ray depart­ INTELLI6EMCC' IT? / PONT LOOK FORW ARD INTO THE AOUMPCOUID YVIMMOO BBUEOER LIMOUSINE Service, 876-89491 ment of MiancheBtor Memorial ENEMY OMP 60 HAYWIRE. 649-3446. STATION ment, own transportation nec­ HASVERIRED TO BEING A PRISONER. Ihc. Weddings and; special oc- -- - - Hoepltei. Hours approximately IT FROM THE ATNICHT., essary. CJall 876-6847^ anytime. toasions. Ftaone for appoint­ CARPENTRY-^32 years expe­ 10 a.m. —6 p.m. on Saturday PICTURES yw DOL’TON NOTCH, CONN. MEN ment. 649-7863. 1959 FORD with rebuilt engine, rience, complete remodeUng, and Sunday. Call Mrs. Smith, AND JENSEN, good condition. 875-6120. TOOK. additions, rec rooms, concrete 648-(M63 for interview. An equal WOULD YOU PREFER work and gprages. References CaU Immediately opportunity employer. 1962 OORVAIR MONZA - 4 - Personals given, free estimates. CaU 643- Days, 568-3400 A JOB NEAR HOME? door, moving o u t« f town, best WOMEN 2629. MANAGER for small luncheon­ WdK . i R U SSEU i’e BA RBER Shop an­ offer. OaU after 5 p.m., 649- ette, Thlland. CaU 876-9339 aft-, MtUA nounces Earl Stairs is back Evenings or Weekends ! Needed for general ftictoiy We have a variety of openings on different sl^ts. 6619. OOMPL17IE remodeUng serv­ er 5, We of^er attractive wages, full group insurance bartering on Saturday. His ice. Roofing, siding, garatges, . 236-0413 87^674 work. Also qualified sewing ^ fonner customers welcomp. rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ machine trainees. and profit sharing benefits. 1961 COMET —indoor, dean, ^ - 3 , inet and counter work, cera­ RIDE WANTED from Parkade one owner, $396. 649-5324. mic tile, floor tile. Cadi 649- FOR LEASE — Willow's Res­ APPLY IN PERSON Aixurtments, to and from Con- taurant, R t. ~'44-A, Bolton, 646- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 1966 ALPINE Roadster, wtiiite 2349 for free estimates. MANCHESTER MODES MICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD 1 ' necUcut General Life Insurance 0214. f Co., Bloomfleid, Monday —Fri- with red interior, 4000 miles, ALDON SPINNING MILL CORP. CABINET WORK, formica coun­ - 4 - Pine S t. SORRY.. X HIM^USy? BUTHBa .PAPS SCARCHINS FOR T CARLA.MPS AAV MENTAL HEALTH'. SO VEAgS t N0NSEN5EL ; day. 64S-9860. - must s ^ ,' $1,950. OaiU 649-6132 ters. rec rooms, remodeling. talcottviulb , c o n n . WHY NOT? IT BUTOONTGOTO VSS/ I GUESS OHNO— NOTMBJ DARE NOT L HARDLY IMVEPAU I t COMIC STRIP STORY ) SYNPICATE THAT OF NEW IDEAS HASSTwT ^ P IV O inxSOON after 5. NEVER HURTS TO PIXIE O R S TO N E ' MY DAUGHTER DISTURB MR. WEEKll IDEA. SOMETIMES THEY 7 1 AM RETIRlMGi MY BRAIN BARB^UKE A /SNAP OUT OP ipANTED Ude to Aetna life QuaUty work. Reasonable pric­ AU AppUcations Held In Strictest Confidence you R E A L L Y ' SPEAK UP, MAi ITDCORNIV.' :r.' — CAJIOLi PATAKBYL HCS COMB AfiOMZIUGLYV AS OP TDPAY« wantonly CSNUPEP W RE^THI^Sj^M P^ Ansaldi Rd. eff Autumn St. call 1962 OAT■ i l L I N .'A —maroon,; 4- es. F ree estimates. CaU 649- STOP SHOULD? TSRRISLy SLOW} TT -— FOR HEALTH M94)967. door hanto } convertible, ex- 6986. HOUSEKEEPER • companion ? (le SUSY! REASONS. ISTiMTWBRA cdlent cope !tion. ObU 643-9608 Texaco Is offering a very for one adult, oomfortahle PULSATING ADDITIONS, remodeUng, ga­ 6 —9 p.m. SUCCESSFUL OPEN home, on bus line. CaU 643- WHINE F AntomoUIcs For Sale 4 rages, rec rooms, bathrooms 401$. 1958 RAMBLER AMERKJAN — tiled. Cidl Leon Cieszynskl, HIGH gallonage service 3 N EED CART Your credit tum- TOWN OF MANCHESTER 'pj- /^< 2-Aoor, automatic transmissioa, BuUder, 649-4291. station in.'East, Hartford, WCttCAN wanted part-time to ' ad down? Short «ta down pay- eocceUent ooodltion. After 4:80, . mentT Bankrtrolf Rspoeses- Glastonbury area. For in­ ansvVer pbone and other office V, 66 Bigelow St. 643-(U42. . duties. Glastonbury, 688-5684. ' riOBT Don’t despairl See Bon- Booting—SIdliig 1$ formation caU Texaco, 568- 649-2986 after 6:00. POSITION : Mt Douglas. Inquiry about low- 1961 FORD FAIBLANE 600 — p m w iCTJ. HOiriB TmpHw-iw-iu 9600 or Mr. Walsh after 6 ' eat down, amatiest p o le n t a 2-door, white, standard trane- Uo. Roofing, siding, altera, pju., Glastonbuiy, 633-438L anywhere. No small loan or fl- mdssion, 6 cylinder, wtUtowaBs, tiona, a d d ltl^ and lemodel- HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERAtOR ‘ nanoe company plan. Douglas best otter, GaU 643-2658. Ing of iU ^pes. Excellent U tkor^, 888 Malir, > nn >, MSi^ I*. T it» » m iw. I worionanshlp. 649-6416. TO LEASE — ’ luncheonette' H IU H W A Y DEIpARTHENT H fn CHEVROLET — 4-door^ Auto Accessoriei^lires 6 excellent locatib Tolland. Call AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION BUG ? MR. A b e r n a t h y BY RALSTON JONE^ u d FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES A A. DION, INC. Roofing, BY LEFF and McWlLLlAMS very clean, $225. C!aU 649-1717, igeo OORyETTE ENGINE NO. siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ 8(76-0329 after 5. S2.SS l^bURLY RATE . after 4:80. 283, completely rebuilt, 1962 terations and additions. •Ceil­ heads, best otter, 649-1768 after 4 0 H O VR S YES,MR.< BEING SORRY ITOU iOWE THE CCMFRNY SHE'S CARRY- T WOW.'IF THAT FIRE LUCKY THING RBE^BSE^ON: Take over ings. Workmanship guaran­ i'rr— lli' is n Y-g o o d ,YEAH .' BUT I'VE GOT A ^ DOBBS, DO MOU I'MTBIR/BLYf J AAlNtfTE AND S 2 SEODbps! INS 6-6A S0UN E/J I5N!T TAMED QUICK. WE'RE EQUIPPED payments, no cash needed with 5 p.m. teed. 296 Autumn St. 648-4860. ENOUGH! D f e e l in g THE FIRE'S GOT ] BGAUZSYDURE THIS'LL BE A TD SPREAD FOAM.j average credit. 1965. Pontiao ZB B l BOAS TB ST VOUVEGOrTO THE JUMP ON U S . * ^ ■Blcydes f i ROOIFING—ShlngUng, gutters, LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS: Two wedcs’ vaca-1 LATE FOR WORK? DISASTER AREA GTO, 1964 Cadillac sedan, 1965 H o to cy d e PEPUNISHEOl' repolnUng chimneys and.-out" WANTED asDoat TasMs tion; i l paid holidays; sick leave; Social Securify; VOUlLHAVE Motwa convertible. CaU 389- QUALTTY Motxnxycles for qual­ ride painting. 644-8670, 568- |BIX WOBX Town pension plan; paid accident and health and TO MAKE UP 82S4, ask for Graham Holmea. ity oonecious people. As low as 2^76. FOR IT AND $10 down. Motorcycle Sales, 695 EXPERIENCED group life insurance; Town pays one-half of Blue VKORK U59 JdBRCURY Monterey; 2- Washington St., Middletown. OVERtlMBl! door, power steering, extra Roofing and Chimneys 16*A PAINTERS Cross, CMS and all of individual mploye’s Major | snow tins. CaU 643-2638. Medkial: Credit Union available. tires, good running oondltion, « 0 O ™ O - »• 2964 FALCON 8 convertible, paiirl^ ri> ^ oC aU kinds, new ' C o l ' For api^cati(Hifi apply to PERSONNEL OFFICE, vary good condition, |L65)- good buy. B est offer takes i t j CaU 876-0677. zooCs, gu tter. work,, chinuieys m a n c h e s t e b transmission CO Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Mtochester, .64S-S046. elaaned, repaired. Aiumbnim W m. Dfekson & ,Soii ■it. ■ 5S aiding. W yoaza' experience. l i 6 BKAiwAan *pit- HAneHBBTBR. fio a v . Q A & ~ O Q 2 2 , Connecticut^ until 'Tuesday, May 10,196^ TWO MOTORCYCLB3, excel-: M 9 -0 9 2 0 19* CXmVAlR Moaoza, lent running condition. Oail be Free eetlmatae. ,0U1 Boedatt, 4 ' i good oondltion. 649-1967. seen 175 Summit S t, 649-7186. 618:6161. 644-8888.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ 5DAY, MAY 3, 1966 Rfjsort Pnqierty Houses For Sale ' 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburl^ For Sple 75 . Suburban For ^ e 75 PA.6B EIGHTEEN F or KCTt 67 PERFIDCT for privacy — 25 FOUR room house, heated VERNON — 6% room. Ranch, 3 - — ■ - ■— — • • ■ ;r B u s in e s s Locatioas _ MANCHESTER -i- 7 room fire- MANCHESTER — 6 room Ctol- Apartments—F1at»— Hdp Wanted— Household Goods 51 c a p e COD'— DamUspovt, 2 and placed Colonial, recently pan­ oniaL with den or family room, years old 6 room 6tpe, 7 min- porch, baseboard heat, . 100x100 bedrooms, buUt-ins, fireplace, Hdp Wanted—M«le 36 Help Wanted—Male 86 H ^W «it»d~4iA 81 Artidea For Sale For Rent $4 carport, storm windows, nat­ > 6 8 ______. Male or Female 37 T e n e m e n ts • bedrobm cottages, all cmi- eled family room, modem 3 bodroonis, .formal dining Utes from M anchester C enter, lot, near beach, 742-7066. Selectmen Okay Exj BOO c e d a r dothesUne poles, SOLID MAHOGANT dirtlng ------_ , ural finish woodwork, half aero OnSNlNOB FOR FoUo«niig RBTIRBD kAIi to pump gee TBXLBR WANTED for local , . T!r!!!L ------1 DESJRABLB Stom o f oCOoa venlfbces, automatic heat, off kthUien with dishwasher and. mom. gestarcius kitchen with ideal sanctum for tired cele- — . 10:80 ^ :S 0 daily except Sun* bank. Experience preferred but WAITRESS and WATTER need- many sizes, installed or reset. room set, 6 chairs, biifiet and NEED A RENT? Call the ^ ^>ace, ground floor, clsan, ut- season rates. RockviUe 875-0682 disposal, 1% baths, formal pantry. .^Origlbal owner. Bow­ brities, visiting Martians, etc. xndover PMvious experience required, Man, no charge. West Side rooper day. Cole's Atlantic, m i West will traki qualified person. ed, part-time. Call Bolhm Lake A lso good dump truck, 649-1353. china cloeet. Owner transfeired trkctlve and reasonable. Apply dining room, $19,200. Leonard ers School .arSo. Wolverton Owner, 543-0484. $16,400. Owner 875-6018. For Resident Stdt paviniT rakers, trudc drivers, R ealty, 649-3868, 649-4342. bOTTAGES for rent, Coventry BRING THE KIDS ! Center S t, 64SdSS3. Write Box O, Herakk Hotel, ,646-irm. Call 643-9749. Mr. Daly. Btata Thaatre. U Agency, I^ ltoR , 646-0469. ^ agents. , The board of selectmen last w^KasHas Just Jus been started, aa4 laborers. Apply in person. W. Lake, four and six rooms, aU A gency, Realtors^ 649-2M3. k a NCHESTER-VERNON line. O. Sobwarx Co. Inc., 994 Hart­ THE JENSEN Apartments, 92- a jn . - 8 pJn. ______■ Four bedroom Cape on* % ANDOVER — Lakefront year night approved payment' of requIrMnentS SHORT ORDER cook, nights, MALE OR FEMALE fbr pari> conveniences. CaU 643-8928. MANCHESTER — 7 rtxnn fire- Compact 5 room home with acre treed lot within min­ ford Tpke., RockvlBe, Conn. __Boats and Accessories 46 GAS REFRIGERATOR for sale. 94 East Middle Tpke. New 4MT tun or part-tfaUe. Apply In per­ time typist, good at figures. Ap­ fCBESTB®— Prime oftlce^^ placed Cape, 1% baths, carpet- sunporeh, walk out basement, utes of laka. Bright mod­ 'roi^ Ranch, m^y- e^as, town’s share of the cost o f ^ When roqWrsments are defl- WAREHOUSE 19’ MFG fiberglass boat -with room apartments. Rent to* WEST BEIACH W estbrook, Oorm. son oidy. Howard Johnson, SM ply Carlson Express, 96 HU- 643-4074. ce,400 to 2,000 square feet, SPRING SPECIALS Ing, exceUent location, walk *-^large lot, $11,000. Leonard em kitchen, raised fire- troopelC nlte, residents will be advised eludes hot water and individual Small cottage for rent June and ToHand TTke., Manchester. Opening in local company hard St. 649-41166. 1964 90 h.p. Evinrude outboard, centi;^ location, abundance of to aU schools. Leonard Agdn- Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. M. K. Ostrinsky, ,j,j^ expense to for in plenty of time to make com plete with p ll , necessary SINGE3R featherweight portable apartment thermostatically July. OaU 643-0136. THREE 3 - bedroom lUace, patio and 2 car ga­ owned branch, for man parWhg, alter to suit Hayes cy. Realtors, 6464)469. MANCHEBim — oversized rage only few of mSny ex­ Keaitor, 843-1333. . resident for ,slx months la plans, the letter said. Acqulsl- INTBRESTGE) in a motor pa­ equipment. Ready to go. CaU sewing macMne, excellent con­ controlled hCat, Hotpolnt kitch­ Ranches, nice condition. who dasires Ufe-time career Agency\M6-013L tras. Price $16,500. , Mc­ gOUTH WINDSOR 3 bed- $2,797.23, 60 p e/ cent of the to- tion of land wUl probably begin per route? Call Circulation 649-2871. a tio n . 643-4364. en (range, refrigerator, dis­ Priced ait $11,200, $11,500 MANCHESnSR — attention in- Cape, exceUent condition, rec with world’s lai^gest paint Laughlin, 649-530$. room Ranch, plus play room tal cost ^--'$4,662.05. TTie re- in the winter of. 1967. Dept, Manchester Herald, 643- posal), 2 air • conditioners for SET OF OFTTCB suites In and $14,500. vestors — Unique opportunity room, 2 fuU tiled baths, car- YOUR m an u factu rer.^ ! n V o 1 v e s Wanted To Rent 68 In basement. Ideal yard for malnd^ls paid by the state. In other business, the select- stock work aM . some ne- 2711. 16’ AMB8BURY SKIFF, wood each apartment, li^s^tolorCd State TheaW Birildlng. In- . to buy 4-famUy phis single petlng plus other extras,, near & WALLACE n i n e r o o m Colonial. 2% children, $17,900. Prospect Of the total, $3,080 Is for sal- men agreed to a 50-cent In-^ tall selling. Gkxj^starting lapstrake bo^, bottom and Musical Instmments 53 tUe b a th s ,^ u n d proOTng in quire 11-8 p jn .> ^ . Daly, 648- • ■ WANTEID — 2% — S% room s, home, new central heating sys' school. Call 643-0467. MALE MUSIC TEACHER — fuH or baths, 1% acres land, bam Manchester Parkade Realty, 289-9668 or 528-3139. ary; $764, maintenance ex- crease the rates paid for timek^ nRST STEP salary, complete training sides fiberglased. Oars includ­ walls affords privacy in soUqd furnished or' preferably uhfur- tern In 4-famUy, annual income part • time. Keyboard back­ 7832. \ and shed, $15,900. WASHINGTON ST.— 6 room Manchester 649-5306 ------1—r------pense; $128.55, telephone ex- used tor town work but nert supplied by us, usual bene­ ed, $150. 875-6640. FENDER AMpUTtER with 12” reduction; convenient hi nlsbed wMh appliances and hot $5,200. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. ground preferred, no experi­ OFFICE AND studld for rent,. water for Jtme, July and Aug­ home, with* colonial charm, — VEJRNON — 6 room contemp- pense; $289.50, motof vehicle town-owned. The hourly rate fits. Phone Sherwin-Wil­ speaker, treble and foot pedal, ment laimdromat, master TV HARTFORD—7 room. Co­ TOWARD ence necessary. Pmttion open­ 98S'‘Maln St. Win remodel to FOUR bedroom Garrison Colon­ large wainscoted kitchen, pan- . orary Colonial built by U- A operation expense (11,680 miles becomes $6. FACTORY liam s Com pany fo r iq>- excellent ccmdltion, $70. Call ahtenna and telephone Jacks, ust. Write Box F, Herald. lonial, 1% baths, U-ving ing in Manchester area. For Diamonds—Watches— suit tehemts. OaU M ax G roes- ial, a stone’s throw from Bow- try • laundry room, cheerful ^ R, 1% baths, buUt-lns, sun at .025 cents a mile); $240, — ----- pointment, 643-6639. ^ Jewelrjr 48 649-7149. patio doors and patio, private room 15x36, good location interview c a ll 622-0618, Mr. parking, basement storage; 2 man. 649^834. errj School, double lot, weU Uvlng and dining room, bay, QUICK! JUST LISTED deck, garagf, and a 40 mile motor vehicle depreciation; $20, Manchester Evening Herald A -BETTER and condition, $18,900. ■view. Only $22,500. Hayes Ag-. miscellaneous supplies; $40, Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Kupfer. WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ RBOONDmONEK) upright, new blocks to bus, very convenient Apartment Buildings landscaped with many trees, windows, 3 bedrooms up, 2-car See this exquisite 5 room pairing. Prompt service. Up to felt, new Ivory and bench. Nor­ STORE FOR For Sale 69 POUR ROOM Ranch plus pine, maple, white birem Includ­ garage, amesite drive, flag­ ency, 646-9131. clothing, and $100, equipm ent, w d l Y oung, tel. 648^981. WORKERS EXTRA INCOME — working Cape today. TMnorrow may JOB...' PRESS OPERATORS $20 on jrour old watch in mal local delivery included, high school. For appointment 1,400 square fe»t, heated. CaU breereway and garage, ex­ ing 40’ cherry tree about to stone terrace,, split rail fences, .' , The selectmen devoted a;good ------part-time evenings or week-, r o c x c v h a e : —6 unit apart­ be too late. Few homes cap ' trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. $166. 643-6663. can The Jensen Building 5223114. cellent condition Inside and bloom , 2-csir attached garage -^-lArge trees. Ideal location. Wanted—-Real Estate 77 portion of their meeting PORK LIFT OPERATORS ends for 10 to 20 hours a week ment bouse good condition, an- compare with its decor. B o l t o n B rky, 7S7 Main Street, State Corp., Mr. Barney Peterman, out, large lot, $13,300. and double g^arage rear o f lot, Owner. 643-9270. - ■ ______:____ ing monthly Checks. apply at PACKERS more hours available If de­ OFFICE OFF Main St., dbrir- nuai net, $4,448. over 25 per Large family kitchen, spa­ Theater Building. 643-2463, or Mr. Charles Pon- exceUent storage or future cious living room, 3 or V''' WANTEID — 5-6 ropm home. Several letters ^ re read, sired. Above averet$;e pay In­ able for accountants, etc, $lS6v cent return on Investment. Fi­ MANCHESTER is next E xcellent hQurl^ F IR ST SH IFT— 45 H our W eek Wanted—To Boy 58 OceUi, 648-9644. guest house, central hall, llv- MANCHBSTmi — S1» c1o m cus- bedrooms. $17,500. D. .®s- desirable location. Write 'Box One, from the State Traffic Beaver Dam cluding tips, food allowances per month. 15 Forest St, 646- nancing arranged. Priced to door to this beautiful 3- wagres, 8 paid holidays, P&WA ing room with fireplace. 2% ^ ' co, 875-6611. AA, Herald. Commission, infoimed the se- and uniforms provided. Pleas­ 0090. sell at $28,600. McCusker-Hum- bedroom Ranch, excellent EASTERN BOILER Florists— ^Nurseries 49 WE BUY and seU antique and FOUR room apartment, central­ haths master bedroom 22x21 kitchen, 13 X 21 liv- . . . . ------;--- ;;;— ;------it lectmen that a traffic count will Plaint Found paid funeral leave, 99 Loomis St., Manchester ant working condition, no ex­ phry A gen cy. 872-0635. condition, large lot, $15,- ' Every nupith hundreds of used furniture, china, glass aU- ly located, heat provided, $90 1,400 SQUARE FEET, Industrial walk-in Closet, formal dining BARROWS WALLACE rJ? be taken at ^ intersection of pension plan, vacation perience necessary. Apply j a J>a n e s b Y E W S -^ 10 900. vicinity 4-^r^m or 3 ^ - people are taking this’first ver., picture crames, old coins, per month. CaU Mr. Coope, space for rent, Including 2 of­ room, large brick walled pa- room . Hayes A gency, 646-0131. M anchester Parkade As Unfounded plan, group insurance REAL ES’IATE salesma^.^We Friendly Ice Cream, 435 Main years'old, $2 and $3, dig your room with de^ home. 1% ^ Rds. with.IUs. 6 and 44A. The step toward better Jobs guns, pewter, scrap gold, 649-5203. fices. Broad St. area, 649-1807. Business Property tlo, upper 20’s. No agenU, 649- r o c k l e d GE — 4 bedroom Manchester 649-5306 plus major medical. need ambitious, aggressive own. 179 Fern SL Call 643- $5,000—Buys this nice year and garage. Ma^dmum $20,000, for a trip light, Bolton c«n« «Pon . . . Jobs with e future St., Manchester. watches, old Jewelry, hobby Applicants must be at salesman. Industrious person 7278. DUPLEX — modem 6 looms, For Sale 70 'round cottage, attached Ranch-large living room, 2 fire- ______.^th 5 per cent ^ paym^t replaCthe blinker therein »" ^ the M arch by applying at Pratt A collections, paintlng^s, attic con­ will earn high ccmmission. heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ Houses For Rent 65, garage; treed lot, good In­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE North — places, family room, 2% baths, VERNON spacious 7 room split, financing. Write Box L Herald, discussed after the survey. *Pom the town dog war- least 5'9" tall and in WWtney Aircraft. Both ex­ tents or' whole estates. Fliml- m a in ST. — desirable corner Prime location in greater Ver­ erator, garage, centrally locat­ vestm ent. An Immactilate Ranch ideal tor rear yard fenced in, $26,900. built-in kitchen with dish- good physical condi­ perienced and Inexperi­ SALES PEOPLE Garden— Pann>—Dairy ture R epair Service. 648-7449. location, has 3 tenants, lot size Tow:oWnspeople had petitioned last night. non area. 640-2660, 878-2562. ed. $150 monthly. 643-7467. CXIMPLETELY fumidied traU- a smaU family. Tliree bed- P hilbrick A gency, 649-8464. tion. Starting rate is enced people with a wide Prodacta 50 er, Coventry Lake, $100 month-' 140 X 150, all utlUties, on bus Many More Listings to variety .of backgrotmds and HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, xHREE ROOM apartment, par- Une. T . J . Ckockett, R ealtor, Choose From rooms, pod Uving room, for- MANCHESTER — new listing $2,226 per hour and PORTER wanted, m'^mlng Here is an exceUent oppor­ POTTED TOMATO plants Bur­ ly. TraUer space available. « . « , y Mr. T.vn» SSr work Interests are starting bric-a'-brac, clocks, frames, yajiy furnished, one block from 643-1677. mal dining room, rec room in one block from Main, 6 and 6 up. hours, part-time. Apply Bur­ tunity toToin Sears out­ pee, Big Boy, Early Red, Beef 742-8892. 646-0131. 1831. No agents. high-paying new careers in glassware. We buy estates. Vll the basement. Garage and a duplex,-enclosed porch, modem State Highway Die^rtinent, » Brock^ld Rd. res­ ger Chef, 236 Main St., Man­ standing sales staff. Come Steak, Red and Yellow. All Hy­ Main St> 649-9428, evenings. the expanding aero^mce lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 beautiful level lot. Fine loca­ baths, separate furnaces. Call and concerned progress wltit Ident, complaining^Utat beavera chester. prepared to discuss previ­ brids brand fruit. Ready by ..MITTEN AGENCY, industry. Lake St., Boltcm, 649-3247. 4% ROdMS, heat, hot water, 456% MAIN ST. — 6 room tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Now. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. A n d o V e V the relocation of Rt. 6. were damming the^rook on Ws Hiterviews at 10 a.m. ous experience and your July 4 and earlier if planted , Realtors future with one of the stove, refrigerator, parking, house, $100. CaU 643-2426, 9-5. BUSINESS PROPERTY 643-1677. At the request of residents propei’ty. fjoodtag i51b lawn, In addition te . higher by M ay 20. At 34 Eaton Street, w orld’s largest general $120. 16 Forest St., o ff Main 643-6930 553 E. Middle Tpke. A IL TYPE5S o f real estate — living on Tunxls Troll In An- The warden referred Wm to wages, PAWA .<^ers In­ Hartford every day until dark. TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 Friday, May 6 merchandising orgraniza- Rooms Witboot Board 59 St., 646-0090, 643-6676. MANCHESTER 5% room BuUding 3 years old, Oolo- homes, land, business. Also saldi Acres, First Selectman ®t*te Department of Fisher- teresting ai^ challengtag Cape, newly decorated, conven­ ()pen 9-9, Mon. - Friday room Colonial, 2-car garage, listings wanfted. Fran Smith, CAPEWELL tions. Check Sears liberal STRICTLY fresh eggb for sale. ' nlal design, two stores each Richard Morra had written to ies and Game, - work, outstanding employe 464 MAIN St. — 3 room heated ient location. $160 monthly. enclosed porch, shaded lot, Broker, 684-7720. Budget, Tax Billing, em ploye program. T op Tom aszewski, B ox 363, South' FOR RENT.—Near Main St, 20x20, central heating and the State Highway Depart- 'H'e selectmen tfscussed the benerits bJid excellent op­ apartment, $86. Call 643-2426, Hanley Agency, 643-0030. perm anent siding, $16,900. ment, asking when the home- extent of the Iseaver (mpulation A leading manufacturer in commissions and generous Rd., Bolton, open daily. 649- single room . OaU '640-2170, 9 hot water. One store has H ayes A gency, 646-0131. GREEN MANOR home tor sale, portunities for Individual 9-6. owTjers might have to move, in Bolton, reaching no oon- Hartford since 1881 pro- car expenses. Non commis­ 6472. « H azel S t 1961 FURNISHED 66 x 10 Alm a going biKiness. Package ln-'‘ DUTCH COLONIAL — cobsM- 6 room Ranch, aluminum sid­ advancement Prelimlnary sketches of the Rt. duslcn. -vldes extensive benefits, sion sales' positions also THREE room apartment, bath, eludes coin dry cleaner ing of 7 rooms, and 1% baths. EAST CENTEIR ST. —8 rooms ing. Call tor appointment alter On Agenda Saturday THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ mobUehome.; Set on lot. 6 relocation route show an exit A call to the Brookfield Rd. Come In and apply now friendly atmosphere, park­ available. Apply Personnel stove and refrigerator, adults Working adults. 643-6880. WIU business and all equipment. A million words cannot de­ 1% baths-, centered fireplaced 7 p.m ., 649-3438. ROGERS Dept, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. or Household €roods - 5 1 tage Street, centraUy located, scribe this typical New Ekig- Colonial, built-ins, 5 bedrooms. The annual town budget meet- fall session, with more still to onto Bolton Center Rd., oppo- resident this morning acer- while Uiere are hundreds ing. Has openings for full­ only. Call after 6. 643-8680. also sell. Other store em pty, $17,500. large, pleasantly furnished Only $19,500. Hayes Agency, RANCH — 6 rooms, attached jng ig scheduled for Saturday "'P* “P- Tunxls Trail, and the ac- tained that the beaver was prob- of Jobs available. It could time or part-time call 643-1681 for an ap­ CLEAN. USED refrigerators, Call for appointment. land designed home, carafuUy CORR ^ be your first step toward pointm ent w m s, ^fktag. Can »49-2858 ATTRACTIVE LARGE 3-room ^^yAILABLE JUNE 1st — 6 custom crafted with the 646-0131. garage, etonfe front, large Raymond Goodale, custodian quisition of some of Ansaldi aMy a muscrat, who happened ranges, automatic washers tor overnight and permanent apartment, stove, refrigerator, evening at 8 in the elemen- Elementary school is at Acres tor the highway itself. .by when the stream was at flood a better Job . . . a Job with guarantees. See them at room house Including heat, hot grace and beauty of Colonial ------■wooded kyt, only $14,900. Char- with a rewarding future. TOOL AND DIE MAKERS guest rates. heat, electricity, hot water, water, stove, carpeting, garage F. ANNULLI, BROKER days of old, Central chlihney .JT Bon R e a l Estate, 643-0683. tary school. home recupeiating from aur- The Highway Department level, and then moved on to CORNER MILL AND SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 64$ rooms, basement garage, centrally located. Reasonable. $160. 643-6460. ■with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled Although the warning includes gEry, and will be out tor about has replied that the design for wetter pastures a lew days la- MAINTENANCE Main St. CaU 648-217L MODE3RN ROOM, private en­ 64^-6544 Wll with plenty of trees, 100 MANCHESTER — Bus Une, 6 _ OAKLAND STREETS Manchester Shotting Parkade 649-5324. gambrel roof and small pane 15 items, most of them relate -Mx weeks. His work is being the Bolton section of the high- ter, when the waters subsided. AIRCRAPI trance, phone, rec room priv­ X- 176, country living jAose to room Cape with rec room, ga- t” oiie or another of six actions, done by Thomas Calsse ______MACHINISTS EVERYTHING in sleriUzed re­ ileges. 643-9895. windows.. Screened porch over- MANCHESTER ENGINE Manchester, Conn. BEAUTIFUL new apartments, everything. J. D. Real Estate rage, fireplace, west side of receiving and adopting the The school'needs a bus driver conditioned used, furniture and Suburban F ut Rent 66 'looks beautiful landscaped MECHANICS Woodbridge Gardens. 4% room Co, 643-5129, 649-8538. town. J. D. R eal Estate C o., budget the m ost im portant. tor a m orning run tor the rest \ ^ 0 p t 1 O H . We welcome an opportu­ appUances, high quality — low CENTRALLY LOCATED room yard, located In one of M an-______dui9ex-$150. ?% room flat $1M. r o C k VILLE Spacious 2 bed- 643-6129, 649-8638. ,j,^g method of paying taxes o f the school year. Any Interest-. ______nity to talk with retired prices, LeBlano B^imltu.-e, 195 for rent. Free parking, refer­ Houses For Sale 72 Chester’s best neighboriioods. MANCHESTER m odem new- WANTED — man or woman to 2 large bedrooms, 1% baths, Ihere are a number of employes. Interviews ar­ South Street, RockvUla. 876- ences required. Gentlemen room apartment, centraUy lo­ Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. ley redecorated 6 room Cape. MANCKEiSTER —9 rooms, ex- (ihree items) -win probably ed person qualified to drive or seU real estate fuU tim e, ex­ modem, kitchen with G.E. re­ LARGE EXEXJUnVE Ranch, 7 An Equal Opportunity openings in Experimental ranged at your convenience 2174. Open 9-8. only. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. cated, heat, hot water and Central location, fireplace, 2- cellent location, large family bring forth much discussion. willing to be licensed may ap- Engine Testing and As­ perience preferred but not nec­ frigerator, range, disposal, rooms, modem kitchen with an WELLS STREET—^A four fam­ ply at the school office. Budget Hearing Scheduled; mornings, evenings or Sat­ parking, one child accepted, ca r garage, immaculate w elcom e. $16,800. J. D. R eal Befoye last year, all taxes. essary. Contact Philbrick, e l e c t r i c s t o v e , gas refrig­ ROOM WITH kitchen privileges dishwasher. Private basements bullt-i^, dining room, two fire­ ily home, one apartment ■va­ Employer sem bly. P reference wtH be urdays. Apply Personnel $115 monthly. 649-4824, 876-1166. E state Cor 643-M29, 649-8588. except amounts under $50, were School Menus 364 Main St., or ca ll 640-8464 erator, automatic washer, oth­ centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, piped for automatic washer uid cant on sale. Three car ga­ throughout. Bel Air Real Es- given to applicants with places, 2% baths, family room, ------payable in tour equal install- Wednesday, beef stew, celery Office, 60 Governor St., 14 Arch St. dryer. Air - conditioning (op­ ANDOVER — 3 room apart­ rage. Excellent exterior condi­ tete, 643-9332. Refuse District Vote Tabled high school education and for appointment. er articles. Call 649-4543. two car garage wooded lot, $10,900 —cozy 4 room Ranch, ments. Last year, only real sticks, corn toead, fruit; Thurs- Hartford. 622-3191. ment, near Route 6, Adults only tion. Needs some interior May 16 has been set as the Home on the morning of May previous engine experience tional), master TV antenna, $20,500. P hilbrick A gency 640< TWO FAM ILY 6-5, convenient extra large lot with fruit estate tax payments were or training. Military air­ MAHOGANY DESK and chair, hot water oil heat, open stair­ $60. Call 742-8351. 8464. work. No central heat. Owners living room sofa and chair, or- LARGE room without board, craft engine training la Situations Wanted— case, large sliding door clpsets, anxious. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Chapter iental rug. CaU 649-0468. centraUy located, 643-2669. MANCHESTER — Executive tor, 643-1577. property taxes of under $50 be- Elngiand Family Campers will particularly desirable. Female 38 sliding glass doors. On bus line, en cy. R ealtors. 646-0469. fly. or retired couple. Leonard came due on July 1 along with vegetable soup, peanut butter DRUG CLERK — over 21, eve­ PART-TIME service station at­ home. Porter Street area, 4 MOVING — Selling entire house­ NICE LARGE ROOM for gen­ near schools, shopping and A gency, R ealtors, 646-0469. . . .. 1,. llVl and Jell'v sandwich, tuna fish ing of the town board of rep- hold its annual Camp Show. n ly or weekends, experienc^ Openings In tendant wanted for evening WILL DO IRO?HNG in my Read Herald Ads large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 $14,200—WELL KEPT 6 room MANCHESTER — Main St. at one-quarter of the real estate pudding. Milk is resantatlves last night. May 14 and 16 at the TAG hold furniture, some almost tleman, very convenient loca­ churches. Open daily and week­ home — situated on elevated preferred, references required, *o work. Experienced preferred home for reasonable price. CaU lavatories, 2-car garage, Flori­ Strickland — large comfortable taxes. The extra amount was ,'“The board also tabled adop- Grounds on Rt. 30. but not necessary. Apply in new, all excrflent condition. tion. 21 Church St., 649-4966. ends, noon - 5 p.m . 649-5591, treed acre lot. Leonard Agen­ erved with all meals. M driver’s Ucense essential. No anytim e, 643-6612. da room, patio, fuUy air-condi­ 8 room home, ideal tor home- Lots For' Sale 73 found burdensome by some. • tion of the charter of the North There will be tents, trailers. MACHINING person to D. Carey, Moriarty CaU 643-0727 after 4.16. 646-0106, 643-1023 evenings. Lo­ cy, Realtors, ask for Helen phone caUs. MiUer Pharmacy, ROOM FOR RENT, .kitchen tioned. Shown by appointment office combination. Bel Air Six vacancies In town offices Central Refuse Disposal DIs- truck campers and aoccMorlea Broe., 301 Center St., Manches­ WOULD LUCE em ploym ent Sat­ cated at Junction of Woodbridge NOTICE Palm er, 646-0469 or 649-3877. BOLTON — ACRE wooded lot Manchester Evening Her­ 299 Green R d. INSPECTION p ri-vll^ es, free petrking. 643- only. Call the R. F. Dlmock R eal Eistate, 643-9332. are to be filled, a building of- trict (NCRDD) for a second on display, ter. urdays or Sur^U^s only. Sec­ ENGAGEMENT BROKEN and Parker Sts. M-R. Elnter- OF ANNUAL with brook, in area of fine ald Andover correspondent, 7086. Co., 649-5248. Lawrence M oe, tel. 742-6796. time, after a public hearing. Slides of camping activltioa l a n d s c a p e workers, full and SHEET METAL retarial work. YOUNG COUPLE prises. TOWN MEETING MANCHESTER _ 5% room homes, ^nard Agency ReaV. S ^ lJ S u rr'ii^ rov " bedroom Colonial with a 2-oar When the hearing began, at wlH be shown. Smokey and Idt- part-time work, $2. per hour to MACHINIST FOR Bridgeport WILL SACRIFICE BROOKFIELD ST. —^gentlemui The legal voters of the Town RANCH — Seven rooms, one ranch with attached garage, tors, ask tor Helen Palmer, ning committee for three years. WILL CARE for pre-echool ohi'd FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, heat. garage, heavily wboded lot, 7:30, no one appeared to speak, tie Smokeyr thc favorite char- start, no experience necessary. B E N C H W O R K and lathe. Must be able to set­ 3 ROOMS LOVELY to share twin bedroom with of Coventry are hereby warned year old, prestige neighbor­ 115x300 lot, 3 bedrooms, big 646-0469 or 649-3877. Hebron in my home weekdays. Call Parking, older children accept­ many desirable extras. Miist two members of the recreation Later, a group of residents acters ofYorest fire prevention Call Grantland Nursery, 64^ up and operate from blueprints. NEW FURNITURE gentleman, adjoining shower, and directed to meet on Mon­ hood on deadend street, large kitchen with dining area, liv­ TOOL & DIE MAKING 643-7887. able. R eferences, 649-9908. be seen. Sensibly lirtced in the DOUBLE LOT — 200x400 deep. commission for three years, a A “flowed up, and the board obllg- program, will be on hand, 0669. Overtime and fringe benefits. parking. A fter 6:30, 649-6801. day, May-'9th, 1966 at 8:00 pjn. lot with trees, decorated With ing room ■with corner fire­ AND APPLIANCES mid twenties, T. J.\ Crockett, Located on School Rd., Bol­ representative ■ to the Capitol o e ie c in ttlll iVOKCU jngjy re-opeped the hearing. The program Is open to tha Al^ly H A B Tool A Engineer­ DUPLEX —3 room apartment, to take action on the following elegance for rich and exclusive place, finished rec room with SALESMAN EXPERIMENTAL IRONING DONE in my . home,' EVERYTHING R ealtors, 643-1577. J ton. Reasonable. 649-2871. Region Planning Agency for two Former first selectman Fran­ public without (fiiarge. A ing Co. South Prospect St, Man­ stove and heat furnished. Call beauty plus luxury. Fireplaces, fireplace, oil hot water heat. MACHINING also dressmaking, alterations FOR ONLY $498.93 a rticles: years, a demolition officer for To Be Tougher cis Prichard Sr. stored rising In C oncert Full and i>art-tlme, men’a^ chester, 648-2640. and mending. Reeisonabla Here’s The Stoiy This was Apartm ents— ^Flato— 649-9334. Article 1. To hear the Board of bathrooma, garages. You name Ranch, 250 Good buy at only $19,500. By COVENTRY Lake — 2 lots, lake ______Jl. departm enL 'WUl consider tt, this house has it. For ap- MANCHE3STBR one year, and a member of re- taxes and voiced concern over A llen M ooney, son o f Mir. MACHINE REPAIR prices. 643-7320. Mrs. Vincent sold to a young couple on Tenements 63 Finance’s estimates of expen­ Charter Oak St. 5 rooms plus app^ntment. Wolverton Agen- prlvUeges. $1,200. Call morning groni" rekwl” dist'ricTbo'ard tor retired men on part-time THREE ROOM imfumlshed pointment to see call PhUbrlck With Litterbugs the cost of Joining NCRDD. and Mrs. Richard A. Mooney March 12th. A few weeks later ditures with recommenda­ rec room , garage, lot 106-235, cy , R ealtor, 649-2813. (,j. evenings, 649-6061. th ref years, basis. Apply WB HAVE customers waiting apartment first floor, furnace, .T^gency, 649-8464. Robert W. Deming, chairman -If-i of Sunset Ter., Vernon, GUARDS they inform ed us they ■wished tions. for the rental of your apart­ parking, $65. CaU 644-0031. $17,^. ^ith iww J. D. MANCHESTER — immaculate CLEARED LOT 80 x 110 feet Other business 'includes auy , of the district, explained that wUl participate In a-concert to cancel their order because Article 2. To take whatever ac­ \ ' D&L .. F IR E M E N MEN Dogs— —^Pets 41 ment- or home. J. D. Real Es­ OON(X»RD RD. — Beautiful Real Estate Co, 643-5129, 649- oversized 4 bedroom Cape. 2 ,^r sW Vi^^^ thorization for the ^elertmen-to ^ the cost to the town tor refuse entitled,...... "Around ...... tihe World ill they were not getting married. tion upon the Board of Fi­ 8538. __ J____ force a rigid observance of tiu IfondheBtor Shopping Parkade tate, 8^3-5120. FIVE' ROOM imfumished apart­ Rauch, large living room, for­ disposal would be between $80,- Song", to be' presented by the GROOMING and boarding «U1 Payments of $150 have been ment second floor, heat and nance estimates and recom­ mal dining room, cabinet glfagrSnS'^BenJr ^ 7686 after 6. vehicles at the disposal area OOO. to $100,000 a year, if' Bryant Choralalres Glee Club TRAINIW COURSES EARN breeds. HarmOny Hills, H. C. made. If you have a good Job THREE ROOM apartment, 118 hot w ater included, $116. CaU mendations as is necessary. kitchen, 2 bedrooms,jeorooms, recrea-recrea­ Chase, Hebron Rd., Boltcm. 643- Estate, 643-9332. for a thirty-day period, and to South Windsor (■which has al- Bryant College In the ool- WANTED — Painter’s helper. WI^IT H PAY and are honest and reliable, Main St., $95. CaU 643-2426, 9- 644-0031. Article 3. To empower the tion room , landscaped yard. sizM g ^ S Q L J ^ wiew Dr...... Co — heads this Job and is apparenUy ^ auditorium in Pnovldenoa Y 5427. see if the town will adopt an ready voted to accept the phor- auditorium In Providence, CaU after 6 p.m ., 643-1420. then this big bargain is yours. 5 Board of Selectmen and the Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, , 643-5129 LISTIN G —P orter Street Resort Property For Sale 74 BIG INCLUDES A L L THIS —I______. or 649-8538. ordinance governing junked ve- ter) is the only other town to ^ Monday evening, INTBOOUCrrORY TRAININO POINTER — female, one-Jhar, Town Treasurer to borrow 643-5958. area,____, ______modified _ 2-level_____ Ranch,______, . __ . , , Ctomplalnts of trash and litter . A student In the business ad- PROGRAMS 1 Famous Make Refrigerator FOUR room apartment, $85. money from time to time as 8 finished rooms, plus 2 un- LAKEFRONT — Immaculate 8 - being thrown or blown out of P _ v ministration deoartment at ROCK *N ROLL organ playw broke . to gun. Inoculated, 1 Famous Make TV OoH alter 5, 643-1408. BRICK RANCH — Modern MANCHESTER—Raised Ranch room summer place, fireplace, The customary request for vehicles leading to the refuse disMct would really be mmistretion aepartment at wanted. CaU 643-5530. 80 hours of basic machine MONEY papers. 649-2907. J . D. RENTALS ______needed to ‘meet current ex- finished rooms, upper and low­ 1 Bedroom Suite kitchen with built-ins, 2% —7 rooms, 2 full baths, 3 bed­ trees plus extra lot with ga- authority tor temporary bor- dump came from Old Colchester successful if two or three other Bryant, he la a graduate of and related classroom in­ SIX ROOM duplex, modem penses. rooms, modern kitchen buUt- er terraces, large wppded lot, RockvUle High School. Offer GOOD HUMOR Ice 1 Living Room Suit*. baths, formal (fining room, rage, $11,700. Hutchins Agency rowing of up-to $25,000, and a Residents obiected stronirlv ^wns Joined, he stod. struction. FOUR a d o r a b l e fluffy klt- bath, adults. East side. Avail- Article 4. To see what action 1ns, dining room , fam ily room , tremendous possibilities for Rd. Residents objected strongly In Training Cream to Kids and Grownups 1 Dinette Set EX)UR rooms, second floor, family room wlU) fireplace, 2- large family. Priced in mid R ealtors, 649-6324. request by the uie aerecimenselectmen torlor j,, present location of the ' The board tabled action qn an tene looking for a good honie. able Jime 1. CaU 643-6663. the Town wishes, to take in 2-car garage, handy to bus STAR T NOW 1 Sealy Mattress oven and range, $90. car garage, AA ^ n e, $32,500. authority to sell 15 acres of land dump when the ■ decision was agreement wherSby the Venion Airman Richard A. Landry, HELP! ADVANCED TRAININO F ree. 643-0628. regard to the expenditures of and topping. $22,900. Phil 30's. For further Information 1 Sealy Box. Spring Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Qnhiirhnn Pni- 7K Bear Swamp Rd. to the state „-d : „ven threatening a suit Housing AumomyAuthority would pay a son o* Mr. anaand jam.Mrs. iEdward J. PROGRAMS OAK ST. —^ 7 rooms, first floor, Town Aid Ftinds available to brick Agency, Realtors, 649- call R. F. Dlmock Co., 649- 2 Throw Rugs THREE rooms, second 649-8464. Suburban For Sale 75 complete the agenda. m ^e even threatening a suit pg^g„tage of rents from its Landry of 788 Aveiy St., W ap- Real estate firm needs a Courses ranging from 22 GUARANTEED oil heat, $125 per-month. Call the Town of Coventry under 8464. 6245. against Jhe town. fuU-time seilesman. Leads 1 Boudoir Chair floor, very clean, includ­ SOUTH 'WINDSOR—Beautiful new housing project on Grove ping, has been selected for weeks to 93 weeks In Ma­ Live Stock 42 527-8493, alter 6 p.m . 649-8476. the provisions of Chapter 233 MANCHESTER—2-famlly, 6-6, Apartments Pnqiosed Failure to secure the load of furnished. Terrific potential 2. V anity Lamps ing appliances and heat, 6-5 2 FAM ILY, custom de­ 5% "room Ranch wlthf full S'!, to the town In lieu of taxes, training at Lackland AFTB, Tex., chining, Sheet Metal, Tool, as passed by the 1953 Gen- , S bedrooms, separate utilities, , There will be a planning and any vehicle by illegal dumping „„ 4, , ,, earnings for an aggressive $90 SPIRITED 13 year old part 2 Pillows $1 0 5 .1 signed, 3-bedroom arrange­ basement Real huv at S16 2.50 ,..-1 The authority has a similar as an Air Ftorce air policeman, Die and Gage Making, Ma­ eral Assembly of the State of , permanent siding, aluminum oasemenu neai Duy ai. zoning commiss on hearing in of rubbish; or by throwing in- agreement individual. Write giving Morgan paint, $225. CaU 742- 1 Pair Blankets Must be Sold by May 25 ment, modem kitchen, ceramic iiicci oa^, vamiy, many ex- y,g jibing room of the town jurious trash on the highway, .p® for its Franklin The airman, a 1966 graduate chine Repair and Pipe PER W E E K 7870. 1 Cocktail Table FOU^ rooms, first floor, Furnished Apartments 63-A Connecticut as amendment in storms and screens, good in­ bath, treed lot, excellent ren­ of East Catholic High School, qualifications to Realtor, lifeking. tras. V6T1 qualify for ininl- hall tonight at 8 on S. J. Ploufe’s makes the offender liable to 2 Table Lamps very .clean, including oven, 1964. come, good location, $18,900. ' tal income. >Wesley R. Smith ,. .. . . ,,, . . The Grove St. project, con- recently completed basic trail!- Box B, Manchester Herald. IHROUGH MAY 20, 1966 2 family, 4 and 4 flats. mum PHA financing. T. J. 1 9x12 Rug range, heat plus waU to 2% ROOM furnished apartment, kleeUng will be held at the Wolverton Agency, Realtors, New Crane gas hot water Construction C o., 643-1667. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. plication to build two adm- prMecuton. tadning 24 units. Is now in the ing at Lackland, APFRENmCE PROGRAMS . Artideg For Sale 45^ 1 Floor Lamp wall carpeU.ng, $120. third floor, centraUy located, Cov^try Grammar SchooL 649-2813, heating system. Copper tional garden apartments in the Boyington says such Uttering pian^pg stages. Preliminary Marine aradnatoa LARGE room home at 63 Courses ranging from thres No experienced needed ... 1 Sm oker reasonable. CkiU between 12-6 D at^at Coventry, Connecti­ plumbing throughout Alu­ 6 wales and Shoddy Mill Rds. of the highways and rights ^7,een^?roved[ M a riS e^ .S s P Jack- YOUNG man for wood working lUCH, STONE - FREE loam, 4% rooms, utilities and ap­ NEW T vIko fam ily flat — 5-5, Garden St. Kitchen, dining to four years in Sheet -You’:^ trained by experts. 36 Piece Dlnnerware Set p.m . 649-8404. cut, this sOth.day of April 1966. minum windows, 2 ckr ga­ area. The area is zoned for ways does more than inconveni- town recently voted to »on son of Mr and Mrs Gerald eb(9 , no experience necessary, $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, pUances, first floor, $125. Bowers school area, large room, living room 90 first BOLTON— $13,900 M6tol, Machining and Tool No bonding or investment 24 Piece Silver Set ^^ichard M. Gallnat,'’ rage. Completely redecorat­ WiU train. CaU 643-0681. manure, white sand box and THREE RCJOM apartment, fur­ kitchen, 22’ living room, sep­ floor, 3 bedrooms plus porch A Die Making. required. ..Free gas, tolls, 18 Yards Floor Covering . D'opald S. Davie ed. Excellent rental loca- Two apartment buildings, oxpenao of road maintenance. patio sand. 643-9604. NEW 'j room apar;ment, nished, private bath and en­ arate furnaces, city utilities. on second floor, attic bedroom. Picturebook 1950 cozy 4 ROckvlUe, has been graduated OEINERAL SHOP help, fringe truck. You don’t buy your MONTHLY ’ R idis^ M. Hawley . tion. First floor now va­ each with eight one-bedroom Little League ’ p^posal, which woidd iw»rir,'rr«i-7iYt7«^ ' stock cf Ice cream — It is second floor, no' chUdren. trance, utilities, no pets. 224 Can Leon CSeszynskl, Builder, Oil heat. (Convenient to room Ranch, attractively units, were built there by Ploufe Arranged for the Uttle League provide an Incwne to the town benefits. Apply 8-4. New. Eng­ START BUILDING YOUR WELL KEPT CARPETS show PAYMENTS Boardnf Selectmen cant. $19,900. Call for ap­ supplied without advance' AppUances and utiUties, Charter Oak, M3-8368. 649-4291. / churches, schools and shop­ maintained, recently re­ within the last two years. About baseball club is an 18-game ^ ^ve per cent of the rents, “ « Marine Corps Recruit Depot land M etal Products, 44 Stock “AIRCRAFT” CAREER the results of regular Blue Lus­ pointm ent. charge dally. ONLY $16.93 $135. ping area. Price $16,500. Rob­ decorated inside and out. at Parris Island, S.C. PM ce. TODAY! tre spot cleaning. Rent electric Free storage until wanted. Free, CONVENIENTLY located— 3 sixteen acres are invoiyed. schedule for the season; also ^vas turned over to Town Ooun- ert J. Smith, j Inc., 963 ^ain Heatalator fireplace, oak planned is a trip to Fenway ^el Robert Baum tor further Hospital Notes ehampooer $1. Paul’s Pal^ A delivery anywhere in Connecti- No Commission or Fees to bedroom Ranch, nicely land­ floors, pine j|>aneied’ kttch-^ Psoperty Transfers Admitted yesterday: Mary St., 649-6241 oir 646-7959. Preperty transfers recorded In I" con^deration. The board ex iwuana- VMt-.the Employment Office Must be 18 yifara or older Wallpaper Supply. cut Free service. F’ree set-up AppUcants scaped, corner proper^, ga- F . ANNULLI, BROKER en. Aluminum storms - and ' ZaJbUansky, ToUand; ’Ihom as tt. omo. K APHI « a- of a. „ voa pr.po»l ot SSrS’ingZ”?™ BALES SUPERVISION at 400 Main Street East Hart­ and have a yaHd dfi'ver’s by our own reliable men. Orig­ r^ , new siding, storms; WARANOKE RD — Oversized screens. Elnclosed breeze­ i SCREENED LOAM fw the best TstivinKAi* BAirAvt oaJaa son* ifjKIts TIAYT'.next meeting. _ _ _ o. ______ford, Oonnscttcut. icense. inal price for all till! merchan- - ^ prp a t worrATTr rn la^e patio and ■walkway. Call' 649-6544 Cape on the top o f the hlU. nuihber seven, three sales of Loehr Rd., ToUand;, Alfred In lawHs and gardens. DeUv- TWO FAMILY HOMES way, ' oversized garage. School Orientation Bible Program ___ ^ , dlse was $648.93.^ Some.fortu- KHiAli UiblAliii UO. owner, 649-3310. Four bedroom s, tWo baths, big Park like yard 105x200, houses and tour of lots or acre Exceptional com pany ered froih our screening plant age. Plans are'being made for the ''The Ladles of the Sacred MerpurS’ 119 E.^Maln SL, Rock for Your Oonvenlencai- <3,^ „ow^ 289-8291 or Ooina to hate i>erson can purchase It all 643-5129 643-8779 \ l rec room.*-Vacant, trades con­ many trees and shrubs. ■vllle; Louise Gerow, Somers-- growth In Mandhester area Monday through Friday 8 a.m. A lso gravel, aond' and flU. T^P-FAMILY PLAT wMh a trig MANCHESTER — 2 famUy, 6 Ciaroline A. Aubin sold a house orientation of sixth graders from Heart wlU meet tomorrow at for only $498.93, .On dis]$lay at sidered. In the thlrtieB, T. J. Pleasing location with vlHe; Albert Bossing, Broad baa treated an opening for to 6 pjn. Tues., Wad. A ’ITiurs. George R. Griffing, Ino. And­ 2-car garage located on Wood- and 5 flats, on bus line, $18, on Hickory Dr; to Evelyn Mitch- Bebixxi Elementary School g p,nt. at the Parish Center, main store. AppUances are re-r Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. view. 1%' miles from the Brook. ■ an o^perienced salesman to eves. tiU 8 pni.- Saturdays — over. 742-7886. conditioned and fully guaran­ AND INVESTMENTS bridge SL Five rooms down, 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ ell; John and/Nancy Parker sold ^ ^® Regional High .'School x Bible Dwotlon wtU be - the SIX ROOM DUPLEX, garage, N otch . Births yesterday: A daugh­ train for ciureec. in salea 8 a,m. to 12 noon. six up. Both unite -vacant. Sep­ tors, 649-8464. $16,900 —6% ROOM RANCH, a house In Pine Ridge to Leon- stepping up of the 6th grad- program torOle evening. Speak- .k- teed. adults preferred, no smaU chil­ ter' to -Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harold siqtarviskm. G O O D HUMOR PICNIC TABLES —several sty. 3- 3 Rooms—2-car garage new heat, aluminiim arate heait, ixirches, fencing, ^ built-in , sto've, raised hearth ___ard__ F. ___ and Marlene 3. Peters; ors will include a w e^ when the ers for the Btole Devotion will les, Iroin 6’ , $14.60, and up. We Phone ifor Appointment dren, references. Liquire 21 SIX room SpUt level. Dimmbck, Old ■ Stafford Rd., storms and screens, permanent sidingrr^2t,900. etc. Real sound home. T. J. $19.-‘09 fireplace, basement, large W alton W . Grant Agency e .~ j’erome and Florence L. graders can Visit the high Mrs. Ben iDelMastro, Mrs. We are an.AAA-1, NYSE, SKILLED W o r k er s , maike any length, free delivery ASK FOR "CARL” Fairfield St. 1% baths, family room, twin Ttfiland. ’ 247^358 or 627-9636 Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677, wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, O’Brien sold a house on Lake groups; a parent’s prands Doraii, Mrs. R obert company. We manufacture CaU Mr. .Wnuam Coldnah at CORP. W. Zlfduir, Route 286 Plnney sized bedrooms, g-arage, trees, Lillian G. Grant, Realtor Discharged yestierday; Paid SE H TT D A Y QR NIGHT LDOESNQ for anything In real 4 - 3 Rooms— ^Recently painted and remodeled, dou­ R ealtors, 849-5324. Rd. to Terrance J. and' Norma a visit to the elemen- PoM and Mrs. Antoilio and aril to industrial, Insti- 566-5532 for an appointment at St., SEii%ton, 876-0397 After 4. near bus. Hutchins Agency, Stanley, Anthony pd., Tolland; your convenience. Sullivan Ave. and ______If you have fib me$ms of trans- estate rentals — apartments, ble amesite drive, large comfr lot in jgood loca­ MANCHESTER Colonial — 6 643-1153 M. Gumlaw, ' tajy achool by high echctol per- ctonsaives. tutlonal,; commercial cus­ . _ r R ealtors, 649-5324> OOLONIAL — (ilx rooms, 1% James S«vgers, Stuart Dr.. Tol­ homes, multiple dwellings, no tion, priced at $21,900. rooms, large family kitchen, A fraction of an acre on Bau- Parade Plans tomers in Ugh quaUty, fast M ayauabie, bring your miH- Kennedy Rd., So. Windsor ™ » a t rUg s w ( ^ . they;u beautiful closed porch, garage, baths, attached^, heated garage, ______land. . be a delight if cleaned irith you. No obUgation on jrour ^art fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate, BIRCH STREET — Just off ~ sola Rd. was sold by Andover Plans ,, are , also , being . madea.. tor . Rockville-Vemon’s oimual oto- P : repeating line of industrial tary ' dlschatge papers (DiS treed lot, near bus and shop­ screened porchr ihld-20’B, lot 80 BOLTON The Herald’s Rockville bu­ '^Meaning materials. Our Blue Lustre. Rent electric whatsoever, 643-5J.29. 4- 4 Rooms^Immaculate home, good income, Igrge Main. A smtdi five room house SBiit living ^ “® Management Association next year s at the. ele- eervance of Memorial Day will 214), birth certificate and so­ BJgXWMlUN 6 - 9 PM. ping. .f%ar-Bon Real Estate, idao. 28 B igelow St. 646-5856 for Split, large living n»m ^th ^ Hartford Electric Light Co.; mentary school. Teachers will again ooruilpt of a street parade reau Is at 38 Paric St, ^ Rodk- aalea organizatton is grow­ ehampooer $1. (Hcott Variety A — ^L— ^B— ^E— ^R— T — S lot, Excellent for small children— $21,900. on a small lot. Excellent heat- cial seourity card when yoii MANCHESTER -— D ^ e 4 643-0683. appointment. stone nreplace Peeled fam- ^ forward doss lists to elemen- a«i exerdses honoring the de- ^ ing fast, creating frequent Store. 43-46 AILYN ST., HARTFORD ihg system. Ideal for a ooU '_____ visit our office. An Equal Opportunity room duplttc apartment buUt 5- 3,jBootns—^ bedrooms plus built-ins with awch uy------room,- 2-ftiU -baths,------on acre - principal Ray E. ceased Veterans, It hoe been pr 643-271L openings for personal ad- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. MiNCHBSTER—7 room SpUt pie. Only $9,000. Our eign is MANCHESTER — Secluded 4 TWO 6 X 12’ INTe^ O R altun- by Damato, quiet cou'venient w ^ed k>t Leonkrd Aeenev Housing Corp., land on vaaoem ent '^.Eroidoyer, M Ac F apartment, same as living in a single family home, on the property. T. J. Crock Gardiner, Indicating reading announced by Jr. Vice Com- _ — — — —— — inalcd plex-a-glass signa, stain- SINGBSt SEIWING machine — location. Also like new 3 room Levri, family room, 1% baths, iwm hon^ garage, rec B^to„. ik tor iSen L except yon have an inconie— $28,500. ett. Realtors, 643-1577. huge wpod^ lot, excdleht Ann Buocher to William B. ability of each child in the fall, mander Robert Butleir of the C oventry leas steel casing, exceUent con- brand new console model with apartment on first floor, heat modem kitchen with bullt-lns. er, 646-0469 or 649-3877. During training you wffl PRATT & one cftT garage, priced tor ------— ■------‘ starter or retirement home. Saundera, lot 2 on Gilead Rd.; TWa will be of help In' looking Rockville American Legion ^ _ dlUon. WiU aell either .or both button holer. This week only, and appUances includ^ In team to s^ our product in DRIVERS — nM t work, muet 5-5 Rpoms— Dining room, $l-car garage, aluminum quick sale. $22,900. Philbrick LAK^ ST. — new Raised Ranch Hayes Agency, 646-0131. GLASTONBURY — Custom George G. and Barbara' Jack- forward to a steady progress, poat, the chairman of the plan- ± TUCKS B u m j t ■very reasonable. CaU Mr. $100.40, a saving o f $K. Other both. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ■a Inoome producing muj have High Schi^ diploma, ex' storms and screen^ many custom extras. Was w ith ' Mnlshed rec room 1% 'Women Democrats uj^g committee, Chairman But- - —' - - WHITNEY O x ^ , 6W-5206. A e w 'sin g e n as low as $59.50. ;------n A gen cy, I Realtors, 649-8464. built 6 room Colonial, 3 bed'*' son Koerber to Frank Sebastian protseted , territory with cellent pay and beneOta.. Apply builders’ own hom e^30,900. baths,. Now being completed, FIVE ROOM' RANCH With fin- rooms, 1% baths, breezeway and Salvatore Maccaro, i.S Mrs. Sinion A. MicGann, pres- jcj. j,aa extended an invitation liberal donunlssion, and Singer Sewing Center, 852 Main MANCHESTm -- 3 On Rt. 44A to person, Lombexd Brothers, 60 USED fluweicent Ught ^tral committee- Paper Drive CM': Harrtbarg, 20, of Mansfield De<^ 8240, Tuesday aind W sdnes- ■ Employer, M A F No experience necessary. ehampooer $1.' Iha ShMwbi- new, reasonaUe. Call 289-4675.1 land St:, 643-6514. return im cash investment aluminum siding, $27,600. Phil- fireplaced living room, garage, ^ .■-----7 ------; Real private location but stiU pm,iican,' one remained unaffil- woman for ToUand County Ihe Rockville American Le- pot, was stopped before turolhg exceUent condition. First time TWO FAMILY duplex of 8 and day, 9 ajn.-5 pm. We train. Fifil or part-time WflUanu 'Oo. ■> brick Agency, 649-8464. - close to elementary school. T. . . ------gion Poet announced the post- into Richmond Rd. when Ua DOUBLE BED — walnut, box LARGE 8% rooms, one bedroom 5. ] Adjacent to Center Park. houm available. Up to:, on the markeL Wolverton J. CrocketL Realtor, 643-15^ Anoteer vtke-maklng seaslchi N o Record ponement of it’s mqnihly ariisp vehicle was struck from behind FOR SALE —atainleas steel spring and mattress, exceUent . unit, range; refrigerator, beat, OP OFF BALHWlN Rd. (Pood Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. R e^vely new O. B. oil burn- ______RELIABLE PERSON to man­ $4.26 per hour, (ahoea), ers, new wWrrtag, reof, etc. NORTH COVENTRY — Immac- 'will be hcM later to May, date As far as can he determined, paper drive from this Sunday by a ttwsk driven, by Joseph fan; for over etove, excellent condition, $« or best offer. 644-i H13. Convenient lo ^ J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. Lane). A leoent Colonial of 8 EXPERUDWeSD painters and age amaU stOre. R sfersnoss. oommtsBkin and bonu seo. One car ga,rage„ small loL ulate 5% room Itonch, built- and hours to be aimounced. . George Washington never flew to May 16 because Mother’s'E . Ploufe, M; of 8wan)p oopation, $26. can 648-im af­ 8860. tidn. CaU « 4 M e ^ roomB, foin* bedrooms, 2% MANCHESTER— Immaculate young sQ around handy man. , Write Box E. R etold . OaU between 10-8, 289-0062. Ins, fireplace, gi(rage, high School Notoe the Stare and Stripes during the Day wlU be observed this Sun- Damage was slight''ahd no in- ter 4 p.m. •18 CENTER STBEET bathe, large family room, ga­ 4-bedro6m oversized Cape, din­ Realistically priced at only CaU 8T6-8078 weekdays p.m . USED LIVING room set, kltch- 8% ROOM aiM m cnt, beat, hdt scenic___ location, acre lot; only Last week’s School Chats RevdluUdhary War, and no rec- day. Post Oommandar John Juries were reported. The ao- MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT rage and », . half acre lot. At ing room, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ $21,900. Excellent value here. DISHWASHER nights. Apply PARIMIMB Madsoape PKTniRB VONDOW awning, en set, refrigeralmr, stove, S water; appliances, air-oondi- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- $ 1 6 ^ . Havre Agency, 64g- points out that 84 kindergarten ords indicate It was used to anyi Bruce has ennounoed that cid'ent te sW under toveatitae WANTED — 'Service station at- |24,8(» ttAa^to a good buy. T. rage, central location. Bel Air In person oidy. HowanP Joia- 8 t M . — ^12, Mondey —Friday. S' 10”, a l» metrhlng . eliigle complete single beds, S-piece tiooed. Incinerator, patio, bar­ CALL: 848-61281 1877. . 1 018L children were registered for tiie Revolutionary battle. • I trucks w* Isave the Isgioa ticiu I tsndant paitdims or fidl-time, V. Oroohett, IteoRor, 648-^1677. Real Estate, ^ 9332. Mn, 194 ToUsad TpiM.1 M an­ Contact John B. WfeEmaft oondMIon. maple bednmh set, etc., very becue. Parking. Adults $125. MS-8778 — . '■* ■ , " . M Main St. chester. ^ _Lsadsoaps Nutsoiy; 648-T808. 875-7481 after 8. reasoniM e. OaR 643-7570. 649-6759 % A I '. - , ■ ■ ■ ■ ' V ’ ■ ^ i %- ir -iit^ %V^TrT'^- •• «•-•.» «% • -M t ■ M

TUESDAY, MAY 8p 1966; fiOR TWENTY iianrtfrst^r lEtt^nins If^raUn 'Average Dtfly Net Press Ron Tfe Weather i b r t ie Week Ended ClSar, sold ^"tonight, fit April 16, INS The degree team of Washing­ CHARLOTTE R. GRAY many arsss, low 80-35; sufany ton LOIi, headed by Gordon Mc- milder tomorrow, high, nssr dO. About Town Oowan, will go by bus Saturday Presents 14,620 i>r. Melvin HWwitx will be to YorkvlMe • Temple, East 86th Mmu^$ter~-A CUy of VUUtge Charm tnsteUed as a meiuber of Sigma St., New York City, where it STUDENT RECITAL Xi, Honorary ^entiflc Fra- wlU exemplify the Royal Arch MANCHESTER, CONN.> WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1966 (CIsaalfled Adverttalng an’ Page 88) PRICE SEVEN CENTS temi^, at the Uniyer^ty of Purple Mark degree for a large YOU LXXXV, NO, 182 ' ;(THIRTY.SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Connecticut Thursday. Dr. Hor- class of candidates. The bus will •• Witz, a surgeon on the staff ot leave Orahge Hall at 2 p.m., and VOICE — PIANO Manchester Memorial Hospital, a"'lew seats are available. Res­ also serves as a research con­ ervations may be mcpde with Royal Hula sultant in th^ department of William D. Turklngton, 103 W. MEfHOWST ^*^*-*- animal pathology at the univer­ Center St. FRIDAY, MAY 6th — 7s45 P.M. HONOLULU ^AP) — sity. (PUBLIC mVITED)______Queen Mother Elizabeth of The names of Kenneth Walker England, stopping briefly In Royal BlaclC|i^ceptory will and Roy Wieee, juniors, were in­ Hawaii during a tour, meet Friday tfBFiSO pm. at advertently omitted from the list danced the hula last night Orange HaU. ThT Royal Mark « Manchester High School stu­ with Duke Kahanamoku. 73, Degree will be exemplified. dents earning high honors for a former Wympic swimming the third quarter, wWch was champ. published last week in The Her­ The queen ipother ' took Wallaces’ Margin ald. ■ I the floor before some 100 CLEARANCE! persons at a reception in' her honor at an airport restau­ Waddell »h o o l PTA will meet rant. She Is en route to l i i l i c h C' S c i i © tomorrow at p.m. in the school 8 Britain from a trip to Aus­ auditdrium. Miss Evaline Pent- One-Sided ^ s(’v\in^ macliiiifs by tralia, New Zealand and land will give an Illustrated talk SINGER on the story of Lutz J\mlor Mu­ ^Iji. W in Balks Disprlay modyls seum and developing Oak Grove Nature Center. State News Party Runoff Hose Co. 2, Eighth District Lutz Junior Museum Honors Volunteers LENOX PHARMACT F ir e Department,' will meet tOr Mrs Walter Schulthels of 91 Mrs. Neal ly ie r who was un- transportation; Mrs. Clen- Mrs, Chester Kobllhsky, hospi* 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 WASHINGTON (AP) — • V i^ morrow at 8 p.m. at fire head-' l^bert Rd. center, yesterday able to attend the luncheon, daniel, publicity; Mrs. Walter tality. (Herald photo by Ofi- Wesleyan U. The Wallaces o f Alabama, U i’ TO quarters. Main and Hilliard Sts. was named "Volunteer of the Mrs. Clendanlel was chairman Doherty, homa vrorkers, and ara.) symbols of old-time segre­ Year" by Lutz Junior Museum of the m eetog. May Accept gation, have chalked up a The by law committee of Mi- at a luncheon-meeting and elec- Newly elected officers of the victory of surprise porpor- utonomoh Tribe, DORM, will tion of officers at Willie’s Volunteer League of the mu- tions despite all efforts of meet tonight at 7:30 at the home Steak House. DrT PhlUp Sum- seum are Mrs. James Boide- -Coeds Again civil rights forces to stop of Peter 'Vendrillo, sachem, of ner, president of the museum’s wick of 77 ’Tracy Dr., general boaid of trustees, presented chairman; Mrs. Roscoe ESastoii, them. 24£ W. High St. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Lurleen Wallace, blonde, 39- BzolnalTe Mrs. Schulthels with three secretary, and Mrs. W<er Or- Coeds may soon return to books, “Gray’s Botany,” lowskl, treasurer. Committee year-old ■ mother ol four, • Pnab’Bnttoii Bobbin The executive board of Bently "North Americah Mammals” chairmen are Mrs. Edward the^. campus of Wesleyan thumped nine male candidates • S lut Needle School PTA wlll 'meet tonight at • Horiaontal Spool Pin by Anthony and ”A Field Guide Mador, expeditors and cura­ University after an absence so thoroughly in Tuesday’s In the school library. 8 te the Ferns” by Boughton tors; Mrt. Albert Schulze, of more than 50 years. Democratic primary that thers SINGER Cobb. The books will be given clerical; Mrs. Harold^CJarlson, The university disclosed that will be no runoff for the party’s to the museum In honor of ______■■ it has reopened consideration of gubernatorial nomination. Outdistanced badly was Ala­ Mrs. Schulthels. A nude Vietnamese tot leads a group of civilians toward a central collection undergraduate education for women Wesleyan. bama Atty. GCn, Richmond Members of the Volunteer point during a roundup by the U.S. 1st Infantry Division near the Cambodian- League of the museum receiv­ MOTHER'S. DAY Dr. Waldo Beach of Duke Flowers, a racial moderate who LATCH ONTO ing five year ELJEM pins are. ALL TOP LINES ^ e t Nam border. Only women and children were included, all the men in the University has been named had criticized Gov. George G. left to right, Mrs. Chester Ko- COSMETICS area hating fled before a vast helicopter assault. (AP Photofax) chairman of a trustee committee Wallace for his tactics. Flowers^, bllnsky, Mrs. Harold Clen- to study the situation. had TOunted on depriving Mys. P ^ m e m a r k ol THE aiNOSn COMPANY daniei, Mrs. Frank Clark and ARTHUR DRUG Victor L. Butterfield, presi­ Wallace of a clear majorlty^/and 832 MAIN ST. Mrs. Frank Gates. Another re­ dent of Wesleyan and a long­ Winner Lurleen Wallace Gels Husbandly Pal on the Back thus forcing a runoff. / ^THURS.. MAY Sth!^ cipient of a five-year pin la time ad'vocate of coeducation, But it was not to ba'^ M d — TEL. 643-8883 Route . sold there were two primary provided Mra. Wsdlaeb wins ths rea^ns for opening the ques­ November election — her hus­ tion at this time. band will still Uie top power He said the faculty education Peking Says Mao Is O.K, in ‘ Alabama, making the deol^ policy committee has unan- sions for his-^fe as- a $l-a-year imou^y reconvmended the ad­ ' aide. By lAw, he is barred from Hit Again by B52s mission of women as the moat Buccee^^ himself officially, HOUSE & HALE constructive step the university CtKxmng words from her hus- MUirY POPPIES FAIR could take to strengthen its Rumors of Illness False ba^d^s lexicon, Mrs. Wallace start in South Viet Nam with- tall U.S. air support of ground SAIGON, South Viet undergraduate program. ' M a victory celebration of Sponsored by Robortson School PTA Kyoto correspondent in a few days, the Viet Cong are forces. Also, Butterfield said, the uni­ TOKYO (AP) — Denying for-Peking,” voked the name of Mao today *R/^DDorterB Nam (AP) ^American B52 There were these other devel­ a blistering attack on Oilnese’^ expected to open-a fresh offen­ versity has an extensive ex­ elgn speculation that ped Chi­ Tadao Saito reported. ’ ’How­ "We will continue t^stand up SATURDAY. MAY 7 — 10:30 to 2:30 FUR STORAGE bombers pounded the sive after hiding out for the opments in the war; ever, it appears certain that Intellectuals whom it brand^ pansion program under way. na’s top man is seriously 1)1, for Alabama. We renew our southern end of the main as "antiparty, antlsoclRlist.” Main Street, Manchester past three weeks. The Com- Australia began a buildup of The character of the -jmi- Peking’s foreign ministry said Mao was resting in warm cen­ ^ pledge to continue the type of AT THE SCHOOL GROUNDS mimists have capitalized on The paper said Mao’s Viet Cong supply route its forces in Viet Nam With the verslty — whether it is to be today that Communist leader tral China • away from Peking aeology government which apparently' Telephone 643-4123 this i>orlod In the past 'because since late last year until early was at stake in the- — RAIN OR SHINE — again today in tne continu­ maie and female obUeges —: Mao Tze-tung "is very well.” current endorsed today." the inceasaat rains sharply cur- (See page Eight) "great debate on. ^ cultural ing drive to cripple the would be a critioal factor in "■Rumors of Chairman Mao’s this year.” Negro voters In Alabama — MOVIES — RIDES — GAMES — BOOTHS — AUCTION In New York, an Informant front.” Communist’s e x-p e c t e d designing the new fa^ lU es for physical conddUon are quite their number doubled under the ENTERTAINMENT AND DOOR PRIZES who declined to be ”identiti d monsoon offensive. what must be kng service, he nonsen^ and malicious, false 6 The onslaught came five days federal voting rights act of 1985 said he sow Mao on Feb. 28 at For the seventh . out of the said, rumors of Imperialism,” the after a statement of abject) self turned out In long lines, but past eight days, the Stratofor- Befffns Next Year foreign ministry said in a state­ the Peking airport when Kwame criticism by Kuo Mo-jo, a lead­ so did whites. Each a Masterpiece of Tine tresses unloaded tlteir 750*pcnmd ment reported by the Peking Nkrumah, the deposed president ing Chinese scholar. Kuo, who Is Alabama was one of six states Viei Casualty of Ghana, left for Moscow^ ^ bombs on suspected enemy sup­ GREENWICH (AP) — Joseph correspondent of the Japanese president ef the Academy el that held primaries T>iesday. In Early Bird Special Mao did not make a speech. Craftsmanship with Soft ply'fauMroop areas in the Com- A. Peebra Jr. of Greenwich, an news agency, Kyodo. Sciences and who holds several another higbUght, Robert Taft nmpiatsifl .4Sone about 86. miles. 100 MPH Rail Service Army private iCii^ class who Mao’s absence (rom public the witness said, but he shook pollUcgL4 Xuda, accused himself Jr. of CMiio, eon eC the late Sen. Hand-Ruhbed Finish caid Saigon and ndt’ far ■ YSV - • • had been In Viet Nkiti only a vieiYf hM resulM in wide bpemi* hands with Nkrumah and bat. be seirioubly Ul, foot on the comeback trail. Genuine Antique Hardtcittre! "The whereabouts of Chair­ walked 'without 6LssiBtance. ^ ’3. southern terminal of the Hb Chi Contract Is T^e Army paper said a seri­ He won Republican nomina­ 42" 3-DRAWER (See Page Bight) man Mao is unknown even in Officl6il circles In Washington, ous and widespread rebellion tion for the U.S. House of Rep­ For only $3 we will store your Fur DRESSER Mlnh jBitgle traU overi which the WASHINGTON (AP) _ A search and development ap- BASE under the impression that Mao's has developed against the party resentatives, beating by a W Coat, Jacket or Stole in cur owii mod­ JM. O Beds sei^ siqipliee and men tifajj, proved by Congress last year. last public appearance was in EATOW 0 contract for improved leadership. - margin an opponent wbo ailp- 1215 SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD, em air-conditioned vault and insure from tlie north. Connor said the two-year November when he received a With the monsoon rthis due to service between New York and Tlije article accused-the "anti­ your coat for $100 against moth dam­ demonstration project, if suc­ Cambodian delegation, have (See Page 42» 4-DRAWER Washington featuring ultramo­ cessful, might be expanded to been speculating that the party, antisociallst elements” , of age. Don^t be disappointed— our vault STUDENT DESK 'ALL MEATS oro FRESH CUT — dern oars capable of speeds in siich area as San Francisco, Steam Locomotive Chinese leader had suffered a “ responding to the great inter­ will soon be filled to capacity—bring 166.00 ANY PIECE national anti-Chinese chorus of NONE ore PRE-PACKAGED!" excess of 100 miles an hour was Lbs Angeles and Sen . Diego; serious illness or undergone ma­ your coat in today! OR GROUP Mil'Waukee, Chicago, Detroit, jor surgery. the imperialists, modern revi­ l l Aimieil announced today by the Gom- Toledo and Clevetahd; and sionists arid various reaction­ Trooper Slain STORE HOURS: Want to have your fur coat repaired merce Department and tha Working on the assumption ‘ or remodeled . . . then just phone NOW ONLY Portaaiid-Seattle. that the Chinese leadership aries to revive the Chinese reac­ Lost During Pennsylvania Railroad. 'Stuart T. Saunders, the Penn­ tionary class which has been 6 n N J.TPike; ■ Toes., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 for a home appointment . . . Re­ CoBveidsat Budgst Tanns Secretary of Ownmerce John might be about to change hands. modeling. Repairing, Cleaning and sylvania’s board dbairman, said HARTFORD (AP)—With whis­ The company wanted to ob­ struck down.” Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) T. Connor said the contract wiU President Johnson’s administra­ ' Suspect Held Glazing, all done at "Early Bird Sav the railroad ■wHl announce Fri­ tle hooting and bell clanging, serve its centennial in a special Nationalistic China celebrated Laos Fights usher In a new era In ground way that would be fun for all. tion has been making overtures Ing Prices.” 3-DRAWER Here is the bedroom yqu ve wanted, hand­ day the selection of a successful an old steam locomotive Literature Day today with a transportation. . _ ., . . Since Its trademark Is an old to-reduce tensions between Pek­ MOORESTOWN, N.J. (AP) — OPEN THURSDAYS tlU 9 P.M. DESK CHEST bidder for construction of 60 ing and Washington. broadcast to writers on the $ 66.00 somely adapted from fine old' colonial, orig­ WASICNGTON (AP) Se- Kburly service between New chugged out of Hartford today railroad locomotive, company State police held a Brooklyn, self-propelled, electric high' . . . mainland to resist Communist •recy-Shrot^ed air operations and Washington — with Washing;ton authorities, be­ N.Y., man today in conhectidn inals. Select SOLID MAPLE mellowed, and. aneed ultramodern railroad carrying a crowd of happy pas- officials thought that a trip on persecution by all means possi­ over Laos in the past two years ggj.,,ice every 30 minutes be­ lieve the Soviet Union has been with the early morning slaying ^ ------. ------cars for use In the experiment » sentimental jour- an old pdffer-belly would be ap- holding "the door open to con­ ble. The broadcast pledged pub­ hand-ruhhed to a aaliny firush. Fully dusN have resulted in the deatiis of 11 York and Phlladel- y^hich will cost the government "®y- propriate, of a state, trooper on the New ciliation vrith China because of lication of any antl-Oommunjet Jersey TVimpike, proofed interiors, dovetailed joints, antiqued U.S. fUeis, the Defense Depart­ pWa — is scheduled to begin In . 9,6 miMlon and the railroad Engine 89, built 66 years They found what, they were WED. ONLY ment repwts..- the same assumption. writings' which ■writers on the Police Identified him as Dan­ October 1967 operating from substentlaUy more. ^ ^ Kingston, Ontario, bore looking for In Bellows PaUs.-Vt., Red China’s Army newspaper, mainland could smuggle to For­ I^ULLY COOKED — BONELESS — SKINLESS hardwai«^ Never sd much value for so little Fewer than 20 air crewmen gany morning to late at night the name “ Centeimial Special” where F. BeJson Blount oper- iel C. kremens, about 83. Saunders said the new equip­ the Liberation Army Daily, in- mosa... He was walkilig In Paulsboro, money. Select the matched pieces to your also are missing or prisoners of contract, ment wild be. "the most comfor- for the special round-trip be- ates a rail museum that is more the Communists as a result of tween Hartford and Springfield, thah a rail museum. Blount’s Boudi of Gamden. Trains at first will travel up talble passenger cars In the What does your car say aboM,l you7 needs and SAVE I Blr action in the area, the Pen­ Paulsboro is about 80 miles y y ' BUNK BED $66.00 to 110 miles an hour and make worW.” Ma^s., tp mark the 100th birth- operation actually is a small . BE J AND tagon said. Four teat Cars are scheduled celebration of an insurance working railroad that carries from where trooper Anthony Night stand the trip in less than three hours. CANNED HAMS Lincoln ConKiiental reflects your way of life The disclosures, made Tues­ conipany, \ freight and passengers between Lukis Jr., SO, fattier of four chil­ 66.00 Speeds up to 160 miles an hour to be delivered this summer for $ day in re^xmse to a query, rep­ dren, was shot to death. testing on 2 1 miles of track be­ Officials, employes and guesM Bellows Falls and Rutland, ‘Mother Walker’ 117; resented a crack In the secrecy are contemplated by 1970. Col. Davfd B. Kelly, state ’ tween New Brunswick and of the Hartford Steam Boiler And .so Elngine 89 was hauled which has been maintained The effort is part of a three- police superintendent, said Luk­ year. $90-mlllion program of Trenton, N.J. The Budd Co. of Inspection and Insurance Co., — by diesel to Hartford, and an many of them wearing railroad estimated 400 passengers — is apparently was shot three, 5 lb. can (See Page Eleven) high-speed transportation re- Philadelphia got th'e $960,000 200 Will Have City Party BOOKCASE BUNK times, once in the head and order for the four cars. caps, and bandanas — boarded each way got a taste of old- HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFLT three oldtime open-end railway time transportation, twice in the back, after ha had DeLuxe Quality Saunders said the new cars CHATTANOOGA, Term. (AP) cars tor the two-hour excursion The Morgan Street yards in stopped to check on a car with Bunketts — "This UtUe light God gave Includes Headboard, Mattress, Box Spring (See Page Eight) to Springfield. Hartford was the departure parked on the shoulder of the Complete » 1 2 0 * “ me — I’m going to let it shine.” Turnpike. His own revolver was scene, with tfia old Scitico Line The words are those of Mrs. of the New Haven Railroad in­ still in its holster. frame on Casters le Town Banks Mary Walker, whose light has First word of the slaying stead of the main line being the been shining since 1849, more or route. came from an unidentified truck less, when she was bom a sla'Ve (Mver who saw either a scuffle Engine .89 was to puff its way in ^ llo ck County, Ala. 4-PIEGE MAPLE SPINDLE through East Hartford, South or something else ^pilBa as -he Today,', or sometime this drove past the sOene, Kelly said. in Viet and East Windsor, Broad Brook, spring, "Mother Walker” will Melrose, Hazardville and East The driver stopped further up WASEDNOTON. (AP) — triee such as France and Ger- be 117 years old. The exact age the road auid walked back. He QUILTED HOLLYWOOD RED American aerviepmen in Viet mai^ where many American (See Page Eleven) Is a moot point, and not very forund Lukie’ body lying along­ Nant soon may have a bome- troops are stationed. Important anyway. side (lie patrol car. The other What is. important Is that tewri bank right in their back­ Undpr the, agreement with the . car had disappeared. t'Mother Walker” will have a Iff you own fine things and ate proud of your posses- . hand. Vietnamese government,, qp on- The trucker used the police with ORTHOPEDIC citywide birthday party Friday, sions, then you will want to consider the purchase of TWO of the United Sfates’ base facilities can be set up un­ Milford Police oar radio to report the incident. til the commrt^c'iaT facilities in •S ■ at which she will officially be SAVE AT LEAST *1S0! a 1966 Lincoln Continental. The totally new styling largest benka the Bahk of Am eiioa. and Chase Manhattan Saigon have been in operation Reveal Pre-t^n certified as America’s ' oldest is a contemporary expression of the continuing Style MAHRESS student. A representative of We BeMrve The Bight lim it QiumtttlM ^ hteve been granted permla- for 30 days. One oommerciiil Continental look. Lines are crisp and well!defined. rion by tiM Vietnaineee govern- facility was scheduled to be Drinking Party UR. Commissioner of Education Harold Howe will do the honors. The overall, appearance is one of quality and ele­ to set up eommerciel fa- opened thia week. . No records were kept back OUR OWN, FRESH MADE gance—it is recognized and appreciated. A big, new StlWies in Baignn. There are ix> plans for auto- MILFORD (AP)—A police of­ BiiUetin Sale Price Tk'eneury Department offld als metic banking of servicemen’r ficer said today seven children when Mrs. Walker was bom,, or 462-cubic-inch engine powers this magnificent motor­ ^aid today present plans esQ for paydiecks with interest as an were involved In the lunchtime when she was raised by a white car and helps assure you an adyantagcous position in both banbi to estahliah wfast are inducsment to the GIs to keep "drinking parties” that caused family in Montgomery, Ala. But CIVIL Ricoens h e a r i n o she soon married and “ went to, any driving situation. Examine a Lincoln Contiiiental bnown as banking facilities — their money in the bonk. a 12 -year-old girl to be hospital­ WASHINGTON (AP )-- farming” . with her new hus- m dteUncufabsA t*o m bcandiss ized briefly. - A tty. Gen. Nicholas Kataen--* carefully. It has l^ n . built to pass your most metic­ But offidals said the poemUli- bazMl. Then came a date she --r at some nOMsty bases in the Lt. William Bull, head of the bach led oft today in what ulous inspection. Then ask u* to show you how easy ty has been dtscuased of offer­ does remember, •aigen a n a as a oenvenlenoe Youth Bureau in the Milb>rd Po­ promises to be a long and dll'- ing iservlcemen diecking Sc- “ I was 20 on the 3»tti of Au­ it is to own a Lincoln C6ntincntaL Budget Terms ijmsrtoaa aicvioemen. lice Department, said hO would MR& MARY WALKER floult admlnlstratloa cam-, oouiitB wUfa paymem of interest gust, a Sund^ay, 1869,” she says EvsntasOy, tbs Traasury file a report of his investigation palgn tor a 1966 CIvU Rights On the bcUance they maintain with a smile" ” I remember that tapes, about a doem au^ facu­ with the bank- The Treasury with the Juvenile Court In New thing,”.she says. "I didn’t know Act, the fifth such law In b SOfiOO ft. of lties wfil be avsilahle to sendee- Haven sometime this week. date because that was when my anythii^.” plan also woidil eliminate any first son was bom.” d ec^e. He told a H ou ^ Ju­ -6-uicnk52»»i.iA/' men et bases ttarougitout the service charges to servicemen. Bull said, however, that there Since that time, says teachCr diciary BUboommlttee the pror F U R N ltU R E The son the first of three,. Helen Kelley, she has" prog­ Anwrka^ most distinguished motorcar. sountry, ilnciudtng the big N o interest rate has been would be no arrests. He des­ poeal Is,a re^tonse to "deep- ii-i aU now dead — died three years ressed as well or better than I St Da Nang.- fixed for such a pfan but one cribed the inetdenta as w "an stead, Inter oonneoted and. O N S A LE ^ Ysan Nig, of Hse FsniitBrs ago at age 94.. most of the other 19 members of t e a side effect « f the plen leature nUght be that the checks unfortunate -sltuatioh.’r complex problem of radal In- Albout one year after hie her claae — the youngeet mem­ smUd be to dry up aptns o f ths ^ serviOBiBBn wrote oouM be I RuH said the children Juatiee which aiq immediate, She^U Remain a Civilian death, Mrs. Walker came down ber of wMch la 80. doUsrs which ansjlfaidhig waAtut only ki the , United Invcdved, in their pre-teens or apparent and not tnaoeptibie from her third-floor apartment "She la ahead of aonie of way into Viet Nun’s biadt States. TMs woiUd enable a Cameron J. Bergh, 18, of Minneapolis, has declined eariy tesne, bad been eating ' to etfeotlye treatment wttb- msrlMt. At isost ftat’sita.bope their lunch, lietenlng to records In a modem Wgh-rtse apart­ them, way ahead,” eaye Mrs. MQRIARTY BROTHERS serviceman to send money with thanks, recruiters from both the Mwnes, ment project to sit in on a clase oat aetlonl by Congresa bow.’* BEZZmi BROS. ft soma govsnunent oftaUds. home without the possibiUty of and dancing at- the |y>mes of KeUey. Almapolis and ( West Point who approached her Katacnbawblwae the first wt^ "CoaneottcaVs Oldest Unoehi^Mereiiry Dealer* I , AmartOta tendesmeo do not some o f the children wbpse par- sponsored by the Oiattanooga The deee deals with the ftai- it falUng into tbe Viet Nam area literacy movement, an or^, Mse as the Ipammtttee opened aosr tav* bsntoi IsciMOss (thinking she was a boy) after she won a National . enis worked. damentals reading, wiitihg' 301 CENTER STRECT 643-5135 btadc market. , . ganization fonned and sup­ teailnga on\PMeident Bdbo; ks -Wife* to vvft Nsm. At present, servloemen ean Mmit' Foundation Schbliuvhip. 1|;'8 been a little Bull' BBid comeone ^ the and artthmetlc. Since 8p(item- 519 East lliddle turnpike ipqsad ftaOHlas would bi taring for Ckun-^ut her sista Kirater^thinka ita ported by nongovemmenrt funde,. ' ' ' , ' f aba’e aeweet civtt rights Is «MW « t up la oateh Kftos pngs Twesly-Tww); all pretty hflartoos. (AP Photofax) ' (Bw Fufp Twea4r>Nlae) ‘1 decided I’d better do seme- ' (flee page gevantean).

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