GI$ Slay 4 Reds in Korea Flareup
.1 WEDN^ISDAY, APRIL 6,1967 FA G S FORTV Average Dally Net Press Run For The Week Ended The Weal Donald P. Mordavtiky of 86 Tickets -for th t InstaUa^on John J[.. ^ id ) \6on of Mr,, oad tlriel Lodgb of Maaons w in. tte^otoRSBiat Barbara' ^len V April 1, M67 Cloudy,. lltUe tert^ri^-■ ' m of officers of the. Manchester Mra. John F. R ^ bf 1,87 .Phrker meet Satuniky at 7:30 p.n»t ,at of. Travelers Research Center,; Sherwood. Circle and HiUory J. Change tmUght wlth^ iOme About Town Gallagher of Vt Lakewood Cir j;x>dge Of Blks, are sold out. St., has bom fleeted uniform Masonic Temple, Merrpw. ’nib - Ine<, ’l^rtfdrd, will speak isna FeUowcr^t degree' \^ll be con eh$^" a Blm Friday, at 7 p.m. ""Tn lav in 40b; l)ttennM|^ I. Uttle Flower of Jesus Moth cle are on the dean’s list for Persons hevii^ reservations commetoW ■'bo4« b4It«* of .th® 15,113 77, the first semester at the School must gei their tickets At the Boston Oolle^' Indurtriol and ferred. Benjarnln Pieraoh, akri- a t’d meeting of the 50-60 Cub tomorrow,'IdgirSO-dS.'’ ' ers Circle wiU meet Frldajf at ibr waiden, will 'pteslde; Re of (ft Mary’s Bplsebpal Ohurejt SALE Manefwter~-’A CUy of Vilit^e Charm [ 8:16 p.m. at the home of Mrs. of Aits and Sciences at Boston lodge home at 30-40 Bisiiell St. Comimerclof'' Liaw' 'Review. Reid, I> i College. between 7 p.ni. and midnight a secoml'year sttident at Btoton freshments win be served. • ’ - In Neill MUbat;the church. Hie .AT T H E ’Y’ John Spellman, 42 Goodwm St. program will be preceded by a VOL LXX^XVI, NO. 168 (TWENTT-HOBT PAGB8*.TW0 gBChONS) MANCHESTER^ CONN., T H U ^A X , APRIL 6, 1967 (OlMsibed AdvertUng oe Bago U ) Mrs. Donald Duffy Is co-hostess. April l6,. 11, or 12. Tickets m ay. College-Law SoHool, has'partiol- ■ ' ■ , . ----- ■ /' -T. on North Main St. PRICE SEVEN CBinlt The'Golden Age Club will be obtained then from John pated in the law review for the All boys Interested in joining brief business meeting and dlh'- SAT.. ARRIL ^ Lyons, John Dulka or program pos4 year.^aiM has maintained- ner, Mt. and;Mrs, piarence Chorus members of the 'have a potluck tomorrow at 1 Cub Scout Pack 162 of Bowers. 9<00 AJk. to 12 Noon chairman Alfred ,M; Ritter. honor grades. • School may register Friday at roll, are dinner chairmen. ^His Sponsored by Solid Lean Chaminade Musical Club will p.m. at Senior Citizen’s Center, event‘is to ail Manchester Myrtle and Linden Sts. Any tickets not picked, up by 7 p.mi at the school. The Women’s Guild of Pinehurst Choice rehferse tomorrow at 8 p.m. at couples., ; , . Trinity Covenant • April 12 will be resold, Ritter Miss Ellen Sostman of 14 Not Wanted the home of Mrs. Cyrus Tomp s^d. Installation will be con Church kins, 187 Gardner St. Miss Barbara June Rask, Hawthorne. St., is on the dean’s Members of the Junior Aux SIRLOIN ducted April. 10. ' iliary of Manchester Memorial' •' * The executive b o t^ of Wash LOa ANGELES (AP) — daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. list .at Butler University, Indi The Los Angeles County K. Ejnar Rask of 128 Keeney anapolis, Ind. - for the rirst se-' Hospital ('Pinkies) will meet to ington' School; PTA Will meet Mountain Laurel Chapter of Junior Century Club will pre tonljght at T-to Ih the school li Board of Supervisors wants TIP St., is on the dean’s list at North mester of the 1966-67 college morrow at ^ p.m. in Room, A-7- the 1968 Democra.tlc Na Sweet Adelines Inc. will elect Park College, Chicago, 111., sent a "Fashion Showcase’’ to yesr. , at Manefiester High School. brary. ' night at 8 at Kaiser Hail of Read flerald Ads tional Convention to be officers and rehearse tomorrow where she is a freshman. OVEN at 8 p,m. at the Russian Ameri Concordia Lutheran Church. staged in Los .^geles. can National Center, 211 Weth ' t , Homemade desserts and bever- : But, Rep. Thomas M. ersfield Ave., Hartford. Women Women’s Fellowship of Cen ages will be served. Clothes Rees, D-Calif., wrote yester ROAST Interested in joining the chorus ter Congregational Church will modeled are from D and L at BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., day. meet tonight at 8 in the Feder .“^Please tell the hoard of Guard or attending a rehearsal may the Manchester Shopping Park- . (AP). ^ The lltyear-old son Of a ■ contact Mrs. Kay Hines, 229 ation Boom of the church. The ade. Hair styles are by Crea yoUll find top qualil BUj^rvisOrs that after view S .dinanoler was kidnaped from his $ 1 .0 5 Main S t Rev. Howard E. May of West tive Coiffures. Tickets may be bedroom Monday morning but ing the I960 .spectacle, I lb Willlngton will speak on "How obtained at the door. returned to- his home today, un will do everything possible We Got Our International to' kep the Democratic con Family.’’ The meeting is open harmed; after the family paid Wipe meat with damp . ’The Little Theater of Man 1260,(XX) ransom. vention out of Los Angeles. PoK ceFoil to all women of the church. chester will meet tonight at 8 setting styles "I am in favor of Bangor, cloth. Pre-heat oven to The boy, Kenneth Young, was at the clubrooms, 22 Oak St. ^, Maine, or Key West, Fla., 300 degp*ees, roast in un R. E. Wapdell / left bound and blindfolded in a covered pan, add no The British American Club Committees wUl report on the ^ • or maybe even some place in Attempts to will have Ladies Night Satur production, “Never Too Late.’’ car parked In a garage In near Puerto Rico." liquid. Season with salt Building day, April 16, at Garden Grove. by Santa Monica about 3:30* A' copy of the Los An The play will be presented a.m. today. and pepper. Allow 18-20 The dinner-dance will start at April 28, 29, 30 at Bailey Audi in great ^ geles congressman’s letter Disturb Trip minSi for rare, 22-25 Contractor 6:30, and Tony O’Bright and his torium of Manchester High , He waited a half hour, accord- ' was' made public by super mins, for medium. Make orchestra will play tor the danc School. Frank Ballentine will I-IALE ing to the kidnapers’ Instruc visor Keimeth Hahn. BERLIN (AP) — Vic* gravy with pan drippings Residential-Coinmercial ing. Reservations close Thurs direct a program after the busi tions, then wiggled free and ran President Hubert H. Hum and vegetable stock. Alterations-Remodeling day, April 13, and may be made ness meeting. to an apartment house to tele phrey arrived in West Ber at the club. phone hLs parents. lin today and was given a Whole 10 to 12 lb. Sirloin “Business Built On , His father, Herbert J. YOung, Customer Satisfaction” William Stockton of Putnam Verbal Pact heavy guard after a police tip (wholesale cut) 89c Army Pvt. James E. Dow will show his new fuU-leneth 86, said 1260,000 ransom was roundup of young, leftist lb. Full Insurance Coverage ling, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. color film, "So ITou Think I Vj asked but did not disclose,bow extremists who had fash much was paid. The f 6 i In Ends Strike James O. Dowling of 152 Oak You’ve Seen New Ekiglond,’’ ioned explosives to disturb Dtfax* U.S. Choice 82 BALDWIN ROAD Grove St. last week completed Saturday at 8 p.m. at North Washington said it was $260,000. The father is president of the his visit. ROUND STEAK Tel. 644-0450 eight weeks of military police Methodist Church. The event is Of Operators Bi an address to the city as training at the Army ’Training sponsored by the ■ Come Double Gibraltar Savings and Lioan As- 1b. 9 9 c A fter 5:00 P.M. i . aooiation. sembly, Htnnphrey delivered a Center, F t Gordon, Ga. Club of the church. HAMDEN (AP) — A verbal personal niessage from Presi The FBI said the kidnapers KENNETH YOUNG HERBEBT S. YOUNG Loon Ground agreement providing a wage in dent Johnson, who recalled hia picked up the ransom Wednes crease and improved fringe visit as Vice President In 1061 C h u c k o r day in 'Westwood a, few miles ben^t^ 'Was reached today to and praised "the strength and 3.IN-1 BLEND ALL OUR REGULAR m CGATS from Beverly Hills and were at end a strike by more than 3,500’ fortitude’’ of Berliners. large. construction equipment opera lb . 7 9 c i m When he was greeted by the Humphrey recalled that John tors in the state. son in a i^peecb to the assembly FBI and his family at the apart Reds Assist 200 A spokesman for the two in P in o h u rs t ment, "Kenny was very calm, had pledged anew U.S. oonunit- dustry groups hit by the strike ment to Berlin. H A M B U R G not hysterical or /crying,’’ said the agreement calls for lb . S 9 e Young said. "He said, ‘Hi, dad, boosts in wages and benefits 'T come here today as a rep I’m awfully sleepy.’’ He acted as To Flee totaling $2.40 an hour over the resentative of the United States HOUSE of America to renew the pledge Loon SocMoned if he expected U to end all the SAIGON, (AP) — Oommunlst Marines plus the Vietnamese 1st next five years, now time. It was like he’d never given to you in 1961 by the then LAMB PATTIES troops smashed at U.S. and Dtvisloh and miUtia tfwps. i« a , Clifford R. Oviatt, spokesman Vice President and now the been gone.’’ Vietnamese military 'jx)s*fl®n® prime Bed''invaslon target. for the Connecticut chapter of H). 3 9 c As Kenneth was examined by President of the Uidted States,” and staged a jallbreak today at The Comniunista are known to the Associated General Contrac- he said. 3 lbs. $1.00 only n.v1aM.1England I3aa.4«..,11.4aaaRoadbullders As- Aa Mentioning Vietnam briefly, lonable neighborhood, his father would be a primary objective of and lust to*the north above the sodatlon, said the agreement he skid the South Vietnaihese Oscor Mayer were struggling to maintain Lean, Sliced (See Page Sixteen) any new mass Invasion attempt 17th Parajllel. They made a seri- "aAvalU a review in written HALE from the north ohe effimt to move Into the prov- form and is contingent upon ex- their integrity and that free jieo- ple know Uiat the American Thev ringed the city In raids Ince *« «rt«ngth last year and ecuUon by both management ■ Y commitment to freedom in one BACON t i.m c • betweL midnight and dawn. ^ ^rst for a propa- and ^ W est Berlin Mjoror Heinrich Alberts conducts Vicie President Humphrey on place "is no less a comndtment 16 53 They atucked U.S. anUalrcraft ^ ^ Work on p^jects ^ the state ■0 Space Craft a tour of his city’s John F. Kennedy Plazfu It was renamed in honor of the to freedom in another pi^oe.^’ Save a fantastic 10.01 gun positions and the headquar- of tee fl^ g in r^ e d at « -rhe strike late president after he spoke tiiere in 196$1 (AP Photofax) Humphrey ^atrived 'at' Jbhn'F. lb ters of two Vietnamese army ^ '»^®" *«® North »'Whio^ 5^*;^®^., '! i! > i .------* ‘ ------...... " I...... - Circling iii rerimenta and celled the V.l Vietnamese regulars, and the staHod drark' oh projects that Kennedy Plats in front of- CUy mU taTadvlw.? expound. Viet Cong guerrUta Units them lun tato miMtons ^ . , IW a l ' HaH axid was greeted l>y about At Pinehurst the first gen the big 9 -*,000 penwns despite fbreat- uine Spring Lamb of the 1967 S ie7 f ts T more- tom 300 • « Klced will, North Vietna$n. ‘ .Oviatt said the verbal agree- R u H N c t W O r k s Special Purchpse . . . and, coats re - oaing' B^Mther. It was in that season. Legs, meatjr shoulder WroRg Orbit prisonsre from the proyincial ^ ^®“* i!®?, t 7, n . ------and tender rib chops. duced from our own stock all com laii _ most of whom had been How many *'Reds' were In- after a marathon negotiating plaaa ita* Hsnnady hi 1968 de- ’itaared to tflieering thousands: Oecar Mayer slices of bine to give ypu your greatest coot CAPE KffiNNroY, Fla. ( ^ ) un as Viet Cong sus- wolved In the attacks early to- seesion that began Wetoesday. ham 99c each. hosiery event - a $9-miUlon U.S. satellite ^®J^®'* "P *Tcb Un B*>4hier-(I am a Bw- pects. , / (See Page Sixteen) (See Page ISwenty)' Nner,) Connecticut 14 to 15 lb, savings of the year . . . and you raOed around the globe in . the Initial reports said 10 Ameri oven ready Turkeys lb. save neat $10,011 Checks, mono- wrong orbit today, Us mission can Boldlera were killed and 13 a Wtaed by a misfiring rocket ObmmunlsU 45c. * paned 1 9 that occurs tones, basket weaves, facades, .o/»i left 47 men dead. Two American U. S. Choice ' '0 escort. Some said ^*$Ve)o(»he loops, tweeds, laminates. All in lite - offlctally culled ATS for employes Mr. BEuniplirey’*^^'but one ‘sa ^ ; WASHINGTON ,(AP)., — Federal mediators, It was walking out unless a ©Mitract “He, ^ Ha, You are a phony." Spring's newest, gayest colors, plus Application Technology Satellite Eight trucks were burned'at CUBE rode an Atlas-Agena rocket Teamsters Union and tnicking learned, persuaded union offl- agreement is reached soon. . The vice president flew her* twice a plenty of navy and white. Sizes for into space Wednesday night one post and four Jeeps and industry negotiators resumed dais to set the brakes against Locals In many cities report- fsupport for fli# juniors, misses' and women. Shop three trucks were damaged at Westmoreland Aide talks with federal mediators any walkouts pending further edly scheduled meetings to c ^ Oomnumlst-surrounded city aft- * ^ e ^ « n a 'iZ e r stage hurled “ ®«‘®>'’ Vw«Hn«STON. (AP) - Pres- there'last month as commander to head ott a effo^ dde with the resumption of the early and take advantage of this klent Jolmson ai^ioonced today of field force two. ' ' ^ektened nationwide shut- tract setflernent The old roii- Washington NegoUations at 10 ^ m r i J tremendous offering. preliminary orbit ranging from « . . J JmuiSMi, winouncea loaay former denu- wn- tract expired at midnight Fri- talks ooravtooed btan the friend- lb jl4 to 7,000 fnlles high, hut after — ^ ty^ ^ John Helntges.^is Sources In the talks said there j^cais have already given ^ It fired a fuel valve failed to ^ twms d South VietnaiiS? Abrame Jr,,. tBe,A«ny’B reassigned as deputy U.S. ^ a re d j^ immeffiate threat 'Teamsters so u ^ indicated werwhelming strike Lu au- ^ Germuny la strong • close. CUI re U u o n a ry ; _ t".**?.® .^egoUators. “ S , o S before Humphrey’* New^lfems With the valve open, the en- who haVe bioome nUHtafy'-cOiiih^ Viet- being reassigned m deputy U.S. but that the situation could were beam ing re ^ v e and Th^^e were’ Indications ’ some „ riv al West BerHn noUce an- Complete...... 7Bc change at, any time. Piilsbury Pizza dough and . , . _ ------dimcult to keep from xeamsfers leaders Jeaced they ^cJd S they^*^las^ sauce 49c. the payload Into a 7,000-mlle- ^ * 4dvM*ce«'^*th« Abrams, who has more comn Abraans’ successor as the ...... i'. '...... might not be able to hold mem- three girls In the group arrested PUisbury Crescent roils. ernment’s paclflcaUon p ro g ^ . bat command experience than Army’s vice chief of staff wiU hers in check after the locals’ because their oonhecUen with Specia( 29c. Sou* Vietnamese headquar- «ny other general officer in ttie be announced later. meetings. the conspirators "coidd not be itnhm«tfnn ‘ers Said that at least 47 Com- Army, wUl be deputy to the top Abrams returned only Chief federal meffiator Wll- proved with certainty. ployed six long stabilization killed in the at- commander In he wwr area — Wednesday from a tour of Asian BETTY CROCKER booms that gave it the appear /ei______- - Titfkey Denies Story Ham E. Simkin met with both *^0 announcement said 10 Jiisf 'Stay tacks Soum Vietnamese casual- Wiiliam C. Westmoreland, countries tihat included a in sides Wednesday and prevailed’ young persons bad been arrest;. ance of a giant spider. ties were described aa light, but Both Pentagon ^ White Vietnam. CAKE < t t •mJH The booms, extending to a the losses were evidently nipre House officials emphaeised that Westmoreland: 6th graf ta71., (Bee Page Ten) (See nigo Tea) charge it' span of 261 feet, were part of an serious than reflected in the of- there was no rtari for Afmama to Westmoreland has been in ’Sr experiment to use the earth’s succeed Weertmoreland, a West Vietnam more than three years. Men Headed for War MIXES 'gravity aa a m^ns of keeping Quang* Tri Province, defended Point classmate. He and Abrams are both mem- WASHINGTON, (AP) — The a copyrighted _. _ story by Robert (See Page Eighteen) by about a division of U.S. Ahrams, 62, Ik a much-de- bere-.of (he Weat|Polnt c l^ of Long Island Star-Journal re- Amon. ’said the ’Tinklsh' agree- $ | _ . 0 0 ot H A H t oorated oifficer who 4ed a task 1080. ‘ ported today 1,600 Turkish ihent to send troops resulted force that broke the siege of During World War n, Abrams fighting men will'be sent to join from talks this week between Survivor Is Quizzed Bastogne during the Battle of made a name as a- tank com- U.S. troops In.Vietnam within 80 President Johnson and 'Dirkey’s White, Yellow, DevU’s Food NOW the Bulge In World War H. He mander. In the BatUe of the days, but the Turkish embassy President: Ceydet, Sunay. now and new Cherry Chip are also served In the Korean War. Bulge,-bis command .broke the in Waehhigton said the report touring the United States. In Nurse Massacre featured at this special price. The assignment of Abrams German line and relieved Bas- was "abscli;te ntmsense " Attributing the report to what towrfioiMe doiml- Buy 1 or a dozen. GI$ Slay 4 Reds was in line with Johnson’s togne. There ' was not immediate, » oaUed authorttattve but un- la , (i^ ) -- C ^ - IW^ promise last mozdh to beef, up In 1002 dnd 1063 Abrams su- comment fronl the Statpn .De- official sources, the Star-Jqpr- ^ ni’i««Honed bv d^ense Asmirao, 24, wearing * Hawaiian UNTIL complete stock of Maurice the military coznmand''in 'Viet- pervdsed federal troops in Mis- partmenti hut (Officials there nal said the Turkish troops, ._ il imw nam. ^ p p i end Alabama to indicated privately they did not members of an eUte. Army co u n ^ today about m e n ^ high necked yrikow bkaise and a ••'7, 1- who come to the dor- dark skirt, resumed the. seat in a fapuious group! In Korea Flareup As part of that move, Lt. Gen. preaerve oirder during outbreaks believe the report. ' coitsw* will be flown; to the RED APRIL 15th Nylons specially low TOe N^T^^newspaper. in next W where eight nurses were . SEOUL, South Korek (AP) - attacked was a witness at the ^ dispatched over racial dese^U on. priced for this mIg r e g u la r ly $15 U.N a^d North Korean observ- investigation. _ _' ' ^ ...... ■ — — ------^ -----zsz:------— ^Smay touched briefly on the ^rald% . (Jetty, who repcc- slaiytagB for the first tim* to PUNCH ers niade a joint four-hour in- He said he opened fire when Vietnam war to a speech to the aenta Richard Speck, took oyer pu^c. I vestigation today of an arml- surprised by a group of adVanc- National Press Club Tuesday, the 'witness for cross mcamtoa- phe most dvamatle moment 46 OZ. irtice .line area where U.S. sol- Ing North Koreans who sudden- blit he carefully rriratoed from- don at Speck’s trial on charges came when Mias Amurao, CANS Stock up now and save 2 0 % diers and North Koreans ly appeared about 46 feet away Saying anything which would o* murdering the young women czity survivor, identified fjpeckt: ■'J. clashed Wednesdky in one of the “with rifles ready to fire.’’ appear as an endorsement of bariy the morning of July 14, as the killer. 4 1 , 1 ■i most serious gunfights since the HaWklns testified be and two the U.S. position to southeast Under questioning by CMW, Maxwell House Instant ^ Mic^ or plain seamless...... 7Gc Me* 1963 Korean armistice. . bis men, who were about 260 : Asia. rite began rateBing the story she, Coffee 6 oz. jar 89c. . The U.N.. Command said the feet downhill from ^ guard Turiiey is concerned by the bad toU Wedneoday. Getty, North Koreans claimed tour of post, immediately ctune under 2 Suspects Held 1.39 Endust $1.09. ■jib Seam l^ stretch...... ON SALE AT ONLY i A yiotnam situation and “it is our asked it any of the girls Keebler Tulip Cookies 49c their men were killed and two automate weapons fire from sincere hope that an honorable TLonlr Hrkh1uk1*V re'rided to the townbeuae 1x4: were wounded. But the North woods on the North Korean ride settlement would soon be ar- n OB a a^lln . .Robbfsr R O B B ^ r y boyfriends who-called on them. , Nabisco , ’A' Fishnet seamless ...... • •••••••••a Korean Central News Agency of the armistice line, i ' 4 rangedi” he - said. (White, block plus fashion shades) A rual bargain bbnanzal Smart savings on snriart fashions for daytiijiu dr date At Springfield (Sss 1 ^ Ths) 80c timer Chous* from a tbrriflc selection of drdsses In your fotoyita Spring-lnto^, aald five North Koreans werT NorUi Korea’s Cksntral N ^ s . American oi^cials noted that killed and a sixth ivounded. Agency said the North Koreans' , bis speech contained nothing to SFRINGFIEKiD, .Mass. (AP) FIG ^ Summer fabrics .’'.''. wdsh 'n^weor. linen's, acetates, cottons, |er*e)( dnd daSron todicate a plmi to send Turkish i f Agilon seamless stretch...... P U | e L M Before the Investigation, fits vrere clirll policemen on “rou- —Three masked gunmen robbed • -blends/oil lovely styles that go cyerywher* In.cqmfori. .Sizes for juniors, misses, U.N. Command had reported tine duty” In the north porUen troops to Vietnam. .', group $18.00. NOW $13^ . S - ' There were no U.S. caisualtles. miles east of Paiimunjorn. report c&me from a . source in. wii fiv* Am. B u lle t in A U.N. Command statepient ,j,jjg ^ command said the , Wellington and coincides with ® f 't o e L e wT. said the North Korean ohser^ Koreans oros^ the ar- -talks taiUated by the Turkish P^^®* '^®*« ^® ®?*® 0ontr9C9 S0QIT||0SS •eeeeeee«ee.eeee.e.eee«a 8 0 c ers werfe shown tlie b ^ i e s ^ mlsUoe line Into Oie U.N. por- ^vernment for a re ^ to " ^ ^p,,^ ;„g„ ^g„ captured short- GINA FOUND INNOCRNT two North Koreans killed on the ^ demilitarized zone, I ^.S. control. ov« nuclear land responding to Stock Up For^ ..... > .f -* ' ROME (AE) — AeSragi V ★ Cotton sole walking sheer .. ,'Lis t ^ south side of ttie armisOoe line y^g American guards mines, "to ppeed their avalla- ' 17 ^-esDread hunt Otoa Lcdktorigtda, S*. WM . 'f y and that these bodies were them fiiere was an ex- acquitted' today 'by !*«$ s|^ I'J ^ Barbecues ^ turnjsd over to the O on^risto. cu^nge of fire “Including fire The ktoiy added. ^ & is peals . court of Obaoentty*-' HEMZ REUSHES uarters The Communists exhibited me North Korean concealed f'-, '"7 t '• i; ■ rontend that present N ^ ar- ^ut a bank of- chargw stemming from th s ' Bartiecue.' Hot' Bog, Sweet bodies of two other Nora Ko- pQgjtions across • the military BisUsh v r Hamburg Beilsh. support by Maurice ^ toe Sortrt :Uni^™ Iftt 5 t ^ Ld customarily gt $80,000 y,g film “Lo Bambohrt (The reans who they claimed ’ were demarcation line,” 'which dl- Dolls). A llveUndge tritamal ^ S iiars 111.00 killed north of the arimstlce yj^es the demilitarized zone, deeded to rttac>if^rkey opetong of a business day. toteriruptsd hearing ts ge * line. The U.N. Command swd An informed soqrce said a.l6- could send troops througji ^ r ^^g Vk to a nearby theater and •e*'* Teflon Ironing Board sets lAr Seonileu, seamed 'jib Lycra seamless > i f Sppndpx feamlpn one of the bodies "apparently ,nlnute gunfight took place afier I mountadn pansos before a decl- ^gg^^gd about an (cov^) $1.^ and ,$1.98 , had been .moved north by me ^ jj.g patrol challenged the .ifii? rion to re le ^ nUclear weapons jP^^ for Itsdf the exposed I*D*> t .4;--I r'r -.«■ .c •{ -.. ’ h*: ,f.n *. .1 f't f.• -I ■ r t Communists during the night, g j^ p of. seven or eight Nor$h - ; lufigida right hn«^^ Buobermaid. - ' Laundry re g . Oould be actod upon. Manager Karl Walczak said caused tiie oodrt actlen. Tbe*t a;« p ),U'7r.'7, - " 1^1 hut the North Korean observera Koreans atnd the Communista \ The Star-joUrnrt report 8^*^' emidoyes were forced to lie on Basket $3.98. 1.56 fSS 21^ 1 I todgss retnraed t* their’* claimed'the bodies south of the 0pgned fire, . ' ' " M r . Johatfidh t h e ^ r while two of the rob. ooortrooA sM dsHhoratsd f Supports, slims, flaltsrs. ' "Lycra" holds li* shape, "Spondex" glvM ewii-' .• i r'i i t‘ ' •r c . j •»;' line had been “dragged” from The clash occurred about 106 the initial Turkish ^ p ^m- g^^^^ ^^g^ ^^g^ lor two boori^ after whieh Popular shodes. Sizes 9 ■' won't stretch 4ut. Sizes fort and support. Sizes ^ . .' ■/ »H V"'’ the north Into the southern part jgg^ goutji of the military de-' mitment would be frikiwed by HNENOI^ ■ Brand liew oll-Wealher fashions in frMh, new spr/ngeolers; |ysry. ceoHs fuHy ILhecI with . additional forces. pointed guns. Md she ^ conilttsd to 11B. 9 to i m . ♦o ItH. . ‘ . jilk-|ike: lining ,of dacron wnd cpttofi. - ^ t t is on exclusive "Suoy cloth", a'blend of 69% ^ of the demilitarized zone pat- marcatlon line and about 36 He said the third man leaped «( ghn rcdled by U.S. and South Korean miles northwest of Seoul, tte dtinook Cdpter Doesn’t Fit fbe minor Infraction - d am n and'33% cotton. Sizes for .pet|tss .di^'misses. CelonI'Include bene, .lee blup. ^ ^ ; SURPRISE IN ANKARA the counter and scooped money fending pfDMle deschey OROOEIY j. uotvro|,GdeDtimI ibspberfx, Moaeaiampne Msaaeii#navy,.'p|hk.and'lom'eii. ^ealillkle'Wesel'ImitMMie * ' ' > • troops. ^ . source added. Air Force penioimel stand perplexed as they fail to fit a “Chinook” helicoptw from the safe which he ordered Sgt Robert W. Hawkins « pj^g Oommunlst account ^ ANKARA, Turkey (AP) was gidlty of ttm and Tompike :aboard anjAir.;Force nvention on Redistricting NORTH 3rd Oo^esskmal iDistrict of CSsyton Powell case. the Manchester Jaycees and the . ht aome bands the defense la • V ■ \ ' Kansas, listed $16,044 In ex- A amal), group of congressmen Luts Junior Museum, spopsors WASHmOTON (AP) — In a Thus to ...... $198,000 was eol- But the biggest teoj^le of »H»pen»et unde# the $8,000 celling. recently charged the/ present, HARTFORD (AP)—T»i« Con painted. difeidulty ftem one aide of the of the series. , ' 1 toble but easy from the other. src hard-fought' campaign in north- lected to flnannature, in toj Old Vic company. In Denver turning a heart at oqce in the Another loophole is the ex- cluding wild animals in their your home by a Termite Control Expert, snperylBed by BloUng, l^im Marie, daughter of Nell Thomas and Sen. John M. Lupton, R-West- black, bazooka-like Uny at a Answer: Paaa. You have only 'Act. cah Campaign Committee, list- The reports showed sorhe can that toe greatest obstacle to vic for a three-day performance, hope that West would get two didates felt that if. tlfey had any natural environments, undersea the finest technical staff, phone our nearest local.olBoe: Susan Rushford Bloking, 31 Lyndale St. She was bom April on. Who had sponsored the de hearing, of. the legislature’s Pub Concert vicilinist Mis- notrump tricks. - 7 points, and partner’s maxi Tha race between Broyhillallowed by toe law. ted spending of $23,202 to the tory Is convincing the enemy gathered for the affair in a res lic Health .'Committee Wednes cha Elman, 76, died arid DuVal was typlcal*of hard-; Personal travel expenses. category limited to $6,000. control over'bonlmlttees work that too U.S. 'commitment is life, plant life, and magnificent 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand taurant near Colorado’s Capitol. feated resolution, said he wished Whenever East did so South mum is 18, ao that game is very meals, postage, printing, tele scenery. These film lectures are mother Is Mrs. Harold Rushford, Templeton, Mass. Her pa "once 'and for all to exclude the day to Illustrate his point that 'yesterday at his home mads the contract by discard tuiUkely. Let your partner maka fofight — and free-spending — Wilson explained the money ing to their behalf, money spent total. McCartney flew to Denver .to some toys are hazardous. 1966 House campaigns to. urban phone and-, telegraph bills are was collected and ispent by a by those groups would come “I am completely convinced scheduled each year by the Na ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Frank C. Bloking, 122 join the celebreiUon. judicial power from Interfering in New York CitSf ing Us singleton diamond on a comfortable part score. tional Audubon Society in 275 Oakland S t in the rights of the states to The bang', ait least as loud as Bom in the Ukraine, the tUrd round of hearts. West Copyright 1967 areas. aniong the Items,not tocluded in ^^ni'mittee anlcked up at a ton to jump. the age of five and be successful campaign cost $16,- finance his campaign to his report: Ferguson Del Conte, 12 Webatcr St., Rockville. He was bom islatures.” West Holds Key today that most candidates field or perhaps a few more,” truck stop cafe by Michael “This noise could' hurt a came an American citi spent' far more than $5,(XX) in 867. Of that total $1,789 was lis When it was pointed out that ^ “Although 1 ifritierstand that Irwin told a nevra' conference TAKES TONS OF HAIR April 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Caine in "Afire." Thirty-two states have been East cannot be faulted tbr STANLEY WARNER BLISS TElMFrE CONTROL GORP. grandmother is Mrs. Germaine Palenza, 8 Burke Rd., Rock adopted resolutions calling for child’s eardrum,” Plank said. zen in 1923. He per House races. ted Under the $5,000 limit. The the manner of reporting indi other committees and groups Wednesday. JAKARTA, Indonesia — Ja formed on stages making the wrong decision at remainder was lumped In the c a te toe spending limit had have collected' and disbursed vanese girls are the major sup DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC.« E St. 1 8 8 2 ville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Del a con-venUon to prepare a con the tUrd trick. Actually West The limit was set in 1928. As The Connecticut Democrat,' a Oonte, 5 Carol Dr. He has a sister, Deborah Lynn, 2>4- Ira Von Fur$tenberg stitutional afnendment that For Hospital Bonds throughout the world time p ^ e d and the costs of exempt category. be'ra exceeded, Wilson said he funds relative to my candidacy, member of the House Armed pliers of human hair for the holds the key to the problem. STATE wigmakers of Hong Kong, who The Oldest and Largest in Conn. • • • • • MILAN, Italy (AP) — Prin- would allow one b oast of a state HARTFORD (AP)—The BJdu- and with many of the i PlBKIMO Use______campal: rps©,- loopholes Btoyhill reported spending had used'"the required form” to I have no knowledge of such Services Committee, inspected cess-exitress Ira Von Furaten- cational Facilities Authority Act West riwuld assume that his 'use some 30 tons of hair a Ben, Kimberlee Deniae, daughter of David N. Sh and legislature to be apportioned on leading symphonic or "Years”* At 6:16-9:16 were found In the tough- $91,986,'' all of ft to the exempt file the data.. collections and disbursements.” military construction and troop berg has been checking into a of 1965 should be revised to al partner hol^ the king of hearts Wilson said he favored an MSny congressmen' are un month in 50 factories. Judith. *niompson Bell, Boca Ratdn, Fla. She was bora March a basis other than population. ganizations. and an ace. Any defense will "Spy” At 7:60 sounding law. category. , conditions. Milan cUnic for what riie says is Approval of two more states low hospitals to issue tax-exempt T a t Betheada Memorial Hospital, Boca Raton. Her maternal treatment for the adverse ef bonds, a spokesman for the Con work if East has the ace of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, School Rd., 1s needed before a convention spades, but Blast must be guid fects of a reducing diet. can be summoned. necticut Hospital Association has A. Piccolo of New Haven on the Bolton. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Looking pale and unusually said. drums. Janovic will play the ed If he has the ace of dia Bell, Boca Raton, F la formerly of S. Main S t She has a shm, Miss Von Furstenbeig sax. monds. West should steer Us brother, David N. Jr., 4; and two sisters, Barbara, 10, and Rejects Canvass Aid "Here is a chance to dramat partner In the right direction talked to a reporter Wednesday Ha rtfo r d (a p ) — The ur- ically reduce the cost of hos All of those mentioned are Joyce, 8. nighty at ttie Oolumhua cUnic- by shifting to a diamond at the • • • • • ^ ban-domlnated House has turned pital construction,” said James Democraits. No Republicans second trick. here. deaf ears to small-town law Q. Tilson betore the legislature’s have yat volunteered to mar the GRAND W AY GUARr.NTEES PRICES ON THESE SPECIALS TO BE THE LOWEST W E'VE EVER OFFERED Grant, Kendal] Jane, daughter Llpdell A. and Jane ‘T have been in and out of the East is forced to take the McCollum Grant, 100 Range Hill Dr., Rockville. She was bora makers sJoA has passed a bill Elducatlon Committee Wednes partisan harmony, Janovic in ace of diamonds. Then he cash clinic for a week and bave a few wtateli would requite every small day. dicated Wednesday. March- 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mkteraal more days to go befoie doctors es the king of hearts' and leads grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. McCollum, 470 town In OonnMticut to can-vass Tllsoin said Connecticut hos another heart It fi^uth ruffs here kiss me cff good as new,” its voters witliout state-aid. pitals plan $256 miUicai worth of TAPPING' TANK PATS Porter S t Her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Cora Grant, she said. low. West overruns; and If Island Pond, Vt, and Henry Grant, Lisbon, N.H. Her ma The small town lawmakers construction in the next few CHICAGO — Plumbing ex South ruffs with an .honor, ternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Archibald McCollum, 470 “It was a bad summing diet, bad helped the .cirtiea during the years. not properly checked, that perts advise setting the temper- West’s 10 of spadea eventually Porter S t She has a brother, Scott, 9; *and a sister, Janet, 5. years of Republican control in aiture dial on your water heater becomes Ugh. • • * * • brought me down. I feel much the House, and now is the hour better now.’’ Circular Runway Bid at 140 degrees or below. With .a Dally Question Feny, Susan Joyce, daughter of Frederick L. Sr. and for the cities to help the small HARTFORD (AP) —Connect storage-type beater it is wise to Partner <^wns with I MT (16 Joyce Selbor Ferry, OChring Rd., Tolland. She was bora April towns, Rep. Guy LaCrotta, R- icut’s next new alrpoort should drain a few quarts from the bot 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar Michael Callan Wiarten, pleaded in ' vain have a circular runway, a Re tom of the tank periodtoaUy. ents are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Selbor, Dalton, Mass. Her SANTA MONICA, OaUf. (AP) Wednesday. publican legislator has urged. Thie prevents excessive wear paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Feny, — Actor Michael Callan was But the Denmrattc majority Rep. Michael Morano of and can add several yean to Chester, Mass. She has a brother, Frederick L. Jr., 3. divorced Wednesday by Us wife voted down two. Republican Greenwich told the legislature’s the heater's Itfe. • • • • • Carlyn on grounds of mental amendments during the two State Development Omunlttee cruelty. DANCINO Anderson, Freya Nor, daughter of Gerald E. and Mar hours of debate, and passed the Wednesday tlwit such an airport Superior Court Judge Mervyn hill. requires less acreage can han tha Thompson Anderson, Long RQll Rd., Andover. She was Aggeler awarded her custody «f EVERY THUR&, FRI„ SAT. NIOHT bora M anh 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma One amendment wouid have dle more air traffic, and air Starts Wed. In Color ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Kenai, their daughters Dawn, 6, and had the state pay half the cost craft need not take ott or land Simone Slgnoret, Alaska. Her < paternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Rebecca, 3; their Beverly HUls of all voter canvasses. The other in the wind. Lynn Redgrave •THE sm isr' home, $1,500 a month ellmony would have provided reimburse A banked circular runway has James MaaoB DAILY LUNCHEONS N. Anderson, Morro Bay, Calif. She has a brother, Stanley and $600 monthly chUd suuport. Kari, i3; and a sister, ^uth Marie, 11. ment of half the cost of can been found successful by the in “DEADLY AFPAm” • • * • • They were married in Las vasses only In towns of less U.S. Navy at Mesa, Ariz., said oak st Vegas, Nev., March 6, I960. than 5,000 population. Morano in discussing his bill O A K ST. R EST A U RA N T ,o Nasmi, Edward L. Jr., eon of Edward L. Sr. and Maty that would create a commission UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT McDonnell Nason, 3 Westerly Dr., Hazardville. He was bom Jim Whitaker To Sign Police BUI to study the feasibility of build FREE PARKING! Flao Fewd and Beveragea March > 80 a,t Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal SACHAMENTO, Calif. (AP) ing a new airport. grandparants sm .'Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonnell, 30 En HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John — Mountain dimber Jim Whit Dempsey la expected to sign sign St.’’ His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Francis taker says he plans another Nason, Broad Brook. He has a brother, James, 3. shortly a hill that -would allow Partisan Harmony venture this summer -with Sen. local poHce officers to serve HARTFORD (AP) — Legisla- Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y. warrants anywhere In Connecti tore -weary of lawmaking may hDftmholMr, Leo J<4m Joseph, eon of Leo Jr. and Whittaker indicated Wednes cut tor offenses committed with soon turn to music-making. Sheryt Ooddlngton' Mitterholzer, O ^ar Swamp Rd., North day night that he and Kennedy in local areas of Jurisdiction. State Sen. John P. Janovic Ooveniry. He was hom April 1 at Manchester Memorial Hos- would go river running again — COUNT 8ASIE The bill -was passed by the of New London says he is lining AND HIS ORCHESTRA pltaL His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William just as they have the past two Senate Wednesday. up Lt. Gov. Attillo Fiaslnelll McMillan, 61 McGrath Rd., South Windsor. His paternal summers. on the tuba. House Speaker Rob For The Benefit Of The Manchester Aasodatloa For The grandfather is Leo Mitterholzer Sr., Cedar Swamp Rd., North He -withheld the location. Sees Education Key ert J. Testo of Bridgeport on Help Of Retarded Chtldreai Ine. ' Ooventry. He has two sisters, Sherrie, 3, and Winifred, 2. Their pre-vlous boat trips were HARTFORD (AP)—Eiducation the guitar and State Sen. Frank THURS. EVENING. APRIL 6. 1967 — 8 P.M. • • • • • down the Green River in Utah of mothers and not biUs that MiagnnsoB, Gary Edward, son of George Ed-ward Jr. and the Salmon River in Idaho. would put restrictions on chil Manchester High School Auditorium and Vtsiry Hamilton Magnuson, 150 Diane Dr., Wapping. He Four years ago, Whittaker dren’s aspirin is the answer to TICKETS—44.00 was bom April 1 at. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma became the first American to aspirin poisoning, according to Available At: Lane Guitar, Beller’s Mnsle Shop, U ggett)4 ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Hamilton, 543 Btand atop Mt. Everest. The Dr. Maurice Tainter, a physi DELICIOUS BURNSIDE RexsU ParluMle and Leonard Shoes. Vernon S t His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Seattle businessman was in Sa cian and pharmacologist asso CIRU' HI-STYLE MISSES' SHIRTS! KNITS! George E. Magnuson Sr., 95 St. John St. He has a brother, cramento for a lecture appear ciated with Sterling Drug Oo. MlSSISt SmKH SPKIM PUKHASHMYS' Rick Edward, 2; and a sister, Lynne Margaret, 3. ance. Tainter told the legislature’s RAVIOLI CUIOTTE DMSSiS PAHTS TOPS! DBHM MPM PA6TS f/UHWs anuia seciW Public Health Committee All toHariol print*. All solid or lolids,- - SIwvalMf g short ilwwvAlrt and ponh Tho-nksajhings hoppon to your figuts vrith Ruflnl, John Natale, son of James M. and Verna Lourie Canellenf, and paisUy combo* and cross dys wsovss Craw socks in 4-ply strsteh nylon (1 d ie ' ; Wednesday that cases of aspirin tops, in DtKron*-pohr*si;r cotton, cotton & m oldOd-feyov, strsteh d«nim . S*t-on waist ■ fits oN), and oil cotton (Sbn 7 to lOM). - Ruflnl, 8 Fernwood Dr., Bolton. He was bora March 27 at SAC Adds Long Wire poisoning among children ore All or* posy-eor* cottons Or Dacron* - cotton knit. PosMs ft prints. S 4M , band, sldif^ xipRsr, In navy, borry, lodtn, Slight Irroguloriti** won’t oKSet wear. M ea.pr. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is not as serious as they are often Minestrone polyostoc ond cotton.^3-6x', 7-14. jCsmpar*at3.99 whootpowckr^d othor colors. 8-18, IFpSrfKP-47c ie.TCcfti, pr W. C. JLourie, Terryville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. DALLAS —A radio antenna and Mrs. Natale Rufini, 137 Birch St. He has two brothers, several thousand feet long has end Sausage James. R., 12, and Brian M., 7; and a sister, Laurie Jean, 11. been develope^l for Strategic Air • * • • * Command bombers. A cone at Available at all times, made the end of the wire helps drag for your eating pleasure at 'MoOonunas, John Bay,' eon of Tllden F. and Barbara It straight back of the bomber THEATRE EAST home. ContosC McCommas, 107 Memorial Dr., Willlmantic. He was wing, where a hydraulic de-vice m i bom March 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma ENDS TUESDAY! Come and see Rina and extends and retracts the an Peter — of ternal grandiiisther Is Mrs. Marie Contos, Judd Rd., Coven tenna. Eves. 8:0O ' try. His patMnal ^andparents su-e Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Mc- The assembly backs up nor Sat , Sun., 1:30 - 5 - 8:30 Oonunas, KanSas City, Mo. ' mal radio communications by ■OfsiBiinrMiiK opening up low and very-low M0CE3s.«HAiiMaBnnre; VILLA MARIA Wheeler, Burton Gilbert Jr„ son of Burton Gilbert Sr. frequencies. and Margo Randall Wheeler, 70 Union St., Rockville. He was ■ooanrwBE born March 29 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal FOODS grandmother is Mrs. Thelma Randall. Freeport; Maine. His 618 Colebrook Road paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wheeler, Glastonbury Upper'Butcher Rd., Rockville. He has a sister, Rhonda Sean, 3. • STARTS WEbNESDAY CHICKEN FRIES • * * * • 4 Academy Award ALSO A SPECIALTY Martiii, Dawn Marie, daughter of ponald Wayne and Nominations The CLARK'S CALL 633-9858 Jow Humason Martin, Sandy Beach Rd., Rockville. She was a NgrtTsuMtsuMt m m itM) (tM) 41M «m<*i bom April 2 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal WaammuUf, Fbutl LYNN REDGRAVE Sm tO-HDEIlTT grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Humason Sr., Staf nM-Mtelb 0MaK<«<7n>7 ford Springs. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. "Last nlg£t at the Clark’s” JR. BOYS' SOUD & JR. BOYS' PERMANENT HABDV PUSne 5 RECORD AIBUMS Alex Martin, 1 McCabe- St. She has a brother, Robert Del- . . . How often you see that In the paper. Hardly a day . FOURTH" PtAID SPRIMC lACKHS m s s S LA C K S OTHin SPKMU THE BAND FROM 'niOANA with 36 Ml nleki, 8; and a sister, Terry Delnlcki, 7. s o n g s ; PIPE O R G AN — ovsf thts# hours of i -oes by irithout some note HOLDOVER WEEK Spocioly bought, stykcl .ft 'prietd for Jr. * * * • • worthy event—bowling ban Chotes group IndudM rmmrsIbUs, wind- VI qt. dish, poii, I I at. utility pod, 13 musk rseordsd by O'*** ‘i bracdcMv.ieaM Ro k I emd hooded (odwlt. cissy co r* Fertisf* pplysstor-eotton, qt. Most* boskat, rbusn«t ovol or round Ih* U .SA ft.Curops; THE GOIDEN PIPtY Sulllvaa, JcJm Daniel, son of John Joseph and Dianne quet, wedding reception, club In popum pepUns ft nylons, Homan siding slosh p o n tls , xip-fly. B lu *, g isy, ton. loundiy basket. dinner. We’d h>v5 to quote on N.Y. FKM t/f popular conesrt mosle. Audette Sullivan, 24 Edmund PI., West Hartford. He was CKITICS’ BEST ft color*. Sins 3-7. . _ S in s 3 -7. C o m p a rt u p to 69c o & bom March 20 at St.' Francis Hospital, Hartford. His ma yours. Why not give us a A(CO> ternal griuidparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Audette, ring? IMNNCMI FILM 42 Lancaster Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. OPEN EVERY DAY Conielius Sullivan, New York City, N.Y. He has a sister, Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails *|^E{VUUM|incniMtllCLEASC I j OF Maureen, 2%. RCA VICTOR 19661 C P 0 S H I R T S Fpcteao, Pan] Robert, son of Robert C. and Claudia NoHenol TAo TWO all-beef hambuigen and top 'em wilh Bertsche Fecteaii, Old Poet Rd., Tolland, He was bom April Available »for SecMy Stripes and Solids COLOR TV CONSOLES 1 at Rockville General Hospitaj. His maternal grandparents FRANK'S CAFE ofMaCrSto a tbidc dk» of golden Kraft dMMBa ( 3 ^ 7 D iffer^t C^iiiet Styles To Choose From are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bertsche, 30 Earl St., Rockville. P A R T IE S & The Family Restaurant His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Fec- CORNER MAIN * PEARL betvreen open flameB tojnay in the gooihiw Wooto, - / . teau, 147 .E. Medn St., Rockville. He has a sister, Lynn, 2. WEDDINGS and m dt the dieeeQihiou$^ and thibofl^h. Then $ ^ C | C |-88 STEAKS! STEAKS! A Cofb Pon« fVpdudiea Cottons. Miner, Michael James, son of Rajnmond > Allen Sr. and LUNCHEON BUFFET Choloe — and Prices The Antonioni’s '' itadk ’em on a delidous toasted bun. That’s a Burger Louise Buck Miner, 106 Aospect St„ Rockville. He was bora Whole FamUy Can Alford! SizesS,M,L. ▼ C ' .e 267 sq. In. of viewing pleasure - complete $1.85 SHORT ...... $1.76 Chef Double Gheeskn^rger; F^etfy e 1-year full guarantee on all parts and labor March 28 at' Rodtville Genei;al Hospital. His maternal grand BIOW^UP Comp. Volua 5.99 W ^v iP) e Seipfice by RCA Sepvloe Co. ^ , ,_____ , parents are Mr. and Mrs. Willard Buck, Somers. His paternal Tuesday thru Friday T-BONE ...... $2.75 grahdpfsrents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miner Sr^, 43 High St., FILLET AU6N0N $2.95 RockviUa He has two brothers, Raymond Allen Jr., 4, and Attractively Pric^ Allen, 3; and three sisters, Peggy, 9, Debra, 7, and Laurie, 6. ■ ' COLON ' ' 3 S c GR^LHD WAY MIAND Complete Lobiirter MOSDBKSUUflUHBBI ^ ‘ Special Clearance SPECIAL Dinner aa».iirn.aisiii.Cfc,ac, Friday Only ST^LESS STEEL ^|PE$ DINNERS ^ ' V Krafty IM LAWN MOWERS RECOflOITIOflED EIICTROIIH THE MANCHESTER JAYCEES New Low Price 62.7S ■'"■CINEMA 1 lAMOUSPKOaOR Pfedsteifi polled fw KhaVliig Comt^aL Stalnleed Bted. ' >1 • , - . . ■ SPONSOR Week Nights and Sunday Double VACUOUM CIUNER POVWWOa$T.PITIOMAai3T.i siea i dry iroh t / 12 TOP B A ^ APRIL 8 ; & 2 0 %. Reduction on All 1966 Mowers Hot-.10 timo-taving ottochownlt. Rscoti- f Dancing Sat Nights Visibl* smtir •***!, door - vtow' h**l. i W eek.Nliht 7tl0-8:Se Iheae are all new mowers with a one-year full g u a r a q ^ dntensd With' AAstro^itton's oil nmu ports. 7:S0 tin 11:30~MA^CHESTER ARMORY 235 MAIN SIREET ytor n p lo ^ M gogiontoo, . PoworfyI suction rsmovo* ovon S at 3:30-6:20-7:3641:1# ' Tompo-o-Guldploi porfoet fabric O w R a a .5 9 e 7 models to choose from, Inolodlng some chain drive, self- imb.dod dirt. All stool housing. Sun. l:80-S:40-6:46- ■attitig- . paokage l^mpeUed from 886 to |66. Buy Now and Save! Looks llk o now, -irorks llko now. . BATTLE OF BANDS Fresh breads and pas 7:40-9:80 Out tegular 1.97 tries made daily. MANCHESTER DONATION 11.00 Featuring Daily Specials Saturday IKW P.Mi t ic k e t s a t DOOB pR TOUR RECORD STORE As Always, "Clarmce The AAANCH^TER PARKAPEr MIDWETlJIWPIKI^^^ . OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M.T0 9P.M. • "CHARGE IT’ AT GRANO^WAY. . . TihKE MONTHS TO PAY! Crosseyed Lton” DRESS: SEMI-FORMAL Bento 6 aad 4AA, BMtoa V ^ Legal Beverages HofYM of th# W orld's Greatest Hamburger 64S-3S4S 1W.649-S544 ?P A 6E Fdtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN BVEINING HIBRALD, MANCHESTER, V APRIL «, 1967 , ------Kitoht>n H ouses Expected Wr<^tn S M%.UVnvn Being Seen Esrtra Ggttrd At Wprkshcip ■ : A'nnounce------Engagements ’ BV DOWS BiaUHNO ' By Inspectors alfjlleeting jfn xea pooltiy la lAmndant low in coat lira. Paul Jk* Town Muidger Robert WelaS; On Retardied . PUNTA DEL HJSTB, Uur- try and kitchen. There are also oobaen ot 25 HUlaide Manor asked Tuesday about the qdarters for eight servants. About 30 Connectlbut. high- uguay (AP) — At the confer Am ., Venlon, often includea town’s Building Code Inspec The furnishings are informal. ! ■chool and college specialists in ence next week of 21 hemi- Chicken and Broccoli Caaserole tion poiic]^, said IfasI only rei^ ’The living room, 35 by 20 feet, in her menua. For company al are being Inspected at the education of mentally rp- sphere chief executives; Presi tarded children are expected to overlooks the garden and swim dinners or luncheona some* present, and not slp^e-faimUy dent Johnson wfli be guar led id attend an all-day meeting at ming pool. At one end if the times serves Ice cream for dee- units, uoleas a oomptaint is re usual, but an extra precaution is room is a built-in bar. The color the Manchester Sheltered Work aert with homemade Ice Cream ceived. being .taken to guard him' scheme is green and gold and shop on School St. Wednesday. Wafers. He said that, under a policy against the local brand of mos- The meeting, originally sched the' furniture is done in floral OhlokeiK>Brooooil, Csaaerole ' estabUshed last summer, in-' USDA TOP CHOICE •qulto, smioll enough to squeeze patterns. uled for' Mafch 7 but postponed S pounds fresh oir 2 packages speotom do not enter a dwell through window screens. The presidential bedroom is because of snowMs belni; spon- frozen broccoli, cooked and ing if an objection la registered. Te(shnlcfan8 of the U.S State 21 by 18. Thft color scheme is aoyed by workshop personhOl in drained ISs expianaUoa followed a Department are installing air tan. 'The State Department is cooperation with the State De S cups medium white sauce question by Town Director John conditioning in the bedroom of installing better lighting in the partment of Education's Bureau S ' tablespoons lemon Juice Garside, who said that he bos the palatial <;halet called Beau bathroom. of Pupil Personnel and Special S tablespoons Worcestershire bad complaints from the pub lieu)' ■where the President will President Johnson's staff will Educational Serviqde,. sauce lic on Housing Code Inspecticna. SIRLOIN stay- during the conference. bring along sheets, bedspreads, 'In charge of arrangements t % cups cooked chicken, sliced Weiss said that the program Thus : No need to." window pillow cases and. other house a(re Norman Fendell, (Worksliop ^ cup Parmeslan cheese Is basically educational, and B()reen8 and no-route for a mos hold gear. director and Joseph Lavende ^ cup crushed cereal flakes not “ strong arm.” quito invasion. A hew stove is being put into bureau cohsultant. t Add lemon Juice and W or He explained Uiat the Federal Other than that Beaulieu, the kitchen, and the Uruguayan The session will begin at 9:43 cestershire sauice to white Department of Housing and Ur summer home of an Argentine government is setting up 0 flag sauce. Arrange chicken on ban Development required a.m. with coffee and donuts, Dlnneen photo Lorlna photo The, engagement of Miss industrialist, needs little reno pole to fly the Stars and Stripes. followed by an hour tour of the greased and shallow two-quart Housing Code enforcement pro STEAKS The engagement o f Mias du- The engagement _ _ of Miss Bar- Sharon Anne Waterman of vating tor Johnson’s stay, a U.S. On the walls of the hou.se are caaserole or oblong baking dish; grams in cities and towns which workshop, which provides oc- saj, cronin to Malcwlm F. Bar- Margaret Rasmusson to 64A Chestnut St„ to David Al official said. paintings by Argentine and Uru arrange broccoli on top of receive federal grants for such cupatlonal training for adult low, both of Manchester, has . t„ i,iv tp both nf len Thomds of Manchester has The white brick house sits guayan artists. chicken and sprinkle it with projects' as redevelopment and retardates. beWi'announced by her pai^nts, ^ atop a grassy knoll, overlooking The chalet was selected by JUICY XpNDEB been announced by her faSier, half of the cheese. Pour white housing for the elderly, among Fendell, Raymond Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cronin of Chester, has been announced by the Atlantic Ocean. It is a South the U.S. Embassy because of its sauce over chicken and broc many others. workshop manager and Mrs. 14 Canterbury St. her mother, Mrs. Fernand L. Charles L. Waterman of 10 American vprslon of an English short distance from the meeting coli; top with remainder of '.id- The requirement, he said, U.S.DJL TOP CHOICE CUBE $il9 Jean Sullivan, supervisor, will Her fiance is 'a son o f Mr. Dufour of 60 Walker St. She le Elm Ter. She is also the daugh manor house — built in 1960 as site and the ease ■with which it cheese mixed with cereal flake (Herald photo by Flnto) guarantees that no new situa conduct a question period after Mr. and Mrs. thancls E. Bar- also the daughter of ttie late ter of the late Mrs. WUIa W. a modest dwelling but expanded can be kept under -vigilance. It the tour. Mrs. Jean McElraevy, crumbs. Bake in 350-degp%e MRS. JACOBSEN AND CHILDREN______tions will develop even while low of 50 Spring St. Ame E. Rasmusson. ■ >. Waterman. to include a formal garden with is hidden from the road by pine STEAKS a supervisor, will discuss work oven for 26 minutes, or until the federal funds are being used T-I^NE STEAKS Miss Cronin, a- senior at the Her fiance ie a son of Mi'o. Her fiance is a son of Mr. a swimming pool and a built-in woods. well heated and lightly to clear blight areas. of the Foster Grandparents who University of Connecticut is Anthony Sgro of 73 Devon Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Thomas barbecue, a standahl for beef He asked the direotors to re aid the workshop program. browned. SWIFT’S PREMIUM practice teachinf at Peimey and Edwin A. Jolly Sr. of Blast o f 13 Lucian St. eating Argentines apd Uruguay lay to him all requests from After luncheon at Bennet Ice Oream Wafena Bobby, , LBJ Tangle Again; High School, East Hartford. Granby. Miss Waterman, a 1963 grad ans. Punta Del EMe is a sum PORTERHOUSE Junior. High School, David Daw- the OLD % cup vegetable shortening town residents who do not wish She ptons to teach FVench in Miss RosmOsson la a senior uate of Manchester High School, mer playground tor. many Ar their properties inspected. He s(jn and Gabriel Slmches, con or butter SKINLESS September. Mr. Barlow is a at Manohester High School, and is employed at Scranton Mo gentines from across' the River Campaign Fund Law Issue sultants fpr the state education % cup sugar promised to honor all requests. STEAKS RockviUe-Vemon reporter for is employed part-time at Nor- tors, Inc., Rockville. Mr. Thom Plata. Weldon However, he asked the proi>- department, will discuss new Manchester Evening Her- man’s Inc. Mr. Jolly, a 1962 1 egg, well beaten WASHINGTON( AP) — Presi package — a oontroversisd item FRANKS 59® as is atteriding New England The chalet is less thEm a half erty owners to (^operate with Lb. Pk(. legislation and regulations on % cup flour any year — would get a particu aid. He is a 1965 graduate of graduate of Manchester High Technical Institute, New Brit mile from the Hotel San Rafael, dent Johnson and Sen. Robert the inspections, saying that emotionally disturbed, socially % teaspoon salt larly rough going-over, from this the University of Coimeotlcut, School, atrtended Lebanon (Pa.) ain. He is employed at Pratt site of the summit conference. Drug C o . F. Kennedy again are clashing many necessary improvements maladjusted and perceptually % teaspoon vanilla year’s ecohomy-minded Con atoms. ^ Valley College and Manchester and Whitney, Division of Unit President Alfredo Stroessner of have resulted from the pro handicapped children. h( tlu'ii nos ik!(Im‘s.s Blend shortening with sugar — this time over the White gress. Ownmunity College. He is em ed Aircraft Corp., East Hart Paraguay haS" rented a place gram. Regulations requiring all pub and mix until light and creamy; House-backed presidential elec The House also is to vote to For a delightful sauce to ployed at, Travelers Insurance ford. across thb road from it. M EA TY m LB. A V G . lic schools in Connecticut to be 767 MAIN ST. add eaten egg; stir in sifted day on whether to chop $60,000 serve over sponge or angelfood Co., Hartford. The wedding is planned for Johnson’s chalet has four bed tion campaign financing law. AID FOR RPI CENTER gin offering special services for flour and salt. Beat batter vlg: ^rom the budget of the contro cake, mix sieved defrosted fro The wedding la planned for June 17 at Center Cong;rega- rooms ■with baths on the second I’ .irkliig 111 Illr. h St. Kemiiedy called Tuesday for these children will take effect orously and mix in vanilla. versial House Committee on Un- WASHINGTON (AP) ■ The zen raspberries with softened Sept. 9. floor. On the ground floor are a repeal of' the law enacted by in September. tlonal Church. Ihirklii^ Iji( I>rop by teasi>oonsful showdown today on the armed vrith a pistol walked into campaign financing issue, the a bar recently and announced a CARNATION House Foreign Affairs Commit holdup, the bartender' and a B E R N i e S tee opened Its hearings on John waitress ignored Him. When the son’s request for $3.1 billion in EVAPORATED MILK 6^ 89c' gunman again said he was hold foreign aid for the year / t e l e v i s i o n and APPLIANCE STORE ing up the place, the bartender beginning July L disarmed him and sent him on ^me committee members Ms way. PHONE 648-9661 CUT-RITE WAX PAPER 2'^!^^ 43c predicted the President’s aid MANGHESTER PARKADE
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On East Hartford Town Line MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, AYEIL 6,> IdOT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, J9W nikrmfirt Master Spy l^ x KOlic^tion when yon tseed • Again Eludes far Topic of Talk WHITE Guidanee Is Cited, FAIRWAY OIFTIOX ;: ' Dr/; Hlldi iSUndlih of WesV Brirish Net Bbrtibrd, w«n KBOwn ^icturer r/Rf^T ohaiteM a n 'tin t. oh tuc’ education,<;9rUl bo gueit Television As Vital for School LONDON (AP) — Master spy ► J j t ^ e r iit a m atin g of the K N K H TS o f By BETTE qUATBALE eaUy in oparatton In the Klnga- George Blake apparently has Fairway will have toe sin yeia an looldaf loiri S:00 ( S-2S) Movies in Progress (40) You Askid for It aieofad wood. School In which a Par Cb^ter Hartfom Chapter of 7:30 (24) French Chef -r •ni* Uiree nfwly slipped through the British se- ' (18) Highway Patrol ent- ’Teacher -Student organ- ! tJiurge Familiee o f America, (18) Merv cTrlffln (18) X X„ membert of tb« Board of Edu- eurity net and escaped to the ► Priesd From i.'l#lL,i^ (80) ThU Is the Ufa (12) Center Stag* laaiUon wag formed at the re- lac., at S p.m. at M o^ Com* ( 3-40) Batman (C) catlbn. last night agre«d that East. Scotland Yard today con T Oe T. 9 7 c vlO) Perry Mason queet of the etudenti. The or- fttunlty Hall. Dr. dtandish, who (30) Aquanauts (10-20-22-30) Daniel Boone th« areas of guidance end Im' firmed a newspaper report that (40) Woody Woodpecker 8:00 (24) Point of View ^ . both stores opra tours. aaS fri. irighte fill 0 / ibi the mother o f five children, B;15 (M) Friendly Giant ( 3) Mr. Roberts It has a letter from him mailed will speak about ''Adolescent 5:30 (80) Navy Film ( 8-40) F Troop (C) ffsA aaKami 'tfiAAWit conmninlcAtlon orewuoii In, Egypt. ^ lo o a ^ n : fiowntowii inaln stnet and (18) Highway Patrol 8:30 ( 3-40) Bewitched the eclMMli the, school Doaro at,. ^ Sek lpTOblem.8” (24) Whafs New? ( 3-12) My Three Son* (C) . file letter was dated March east middle turnpike, next to ^pi^niw cnnriiei group, which is one year (40) Peter Jennings (24) Fourth Estate and school level, while perm l^ng r (18) Subscription TV ,,M, carried an Egyptian post old, will also elect officers and 6:00 (80) HcHale's Navy in. the student to parUclphte itleo. ,,. ( 8) Newswlre (10-30-22-30) Star Trek (C) - I TJe ttree, „R 6 p u b llc^ Jo- j^ n y parents feel the lines •' mark, and was received earlier vote on by-laws. - Que to a (10) News 9:00 ( 24) College Sport of the this week by Blake's 71-year-old (20) Phone Your Answers Week change m the existing by-laws, ( 3-12) Movie ★ rvmtnB^^and^Democrat^^ifo communlcaaoDs between the , mother, who lives In Hertford (18) Merv Griffin O Fllnn and _^m ooijat ^ r l e gchoole on e high i membership In the group la (24) Obsen'Ing Eye ( 8-40) I,.ove on a Rooftop shire, northwest ot London. ( 3-22.40) News 9:30 ( 8-40) That Girl (C) __ Herbet d^cribt^ the ^»rlo“ » school level, while permitting ( open to parents of four or more (10-20-22-30) D r ^ e t 1967 (C) Blake is believed out ot Egypt 6:15 (40) Bronco areas of education they would t^e student to participate also. .J children. 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntlcy-Brinkley 10:00 ( 8-40) Stage '6T now and perhaps behind the (C) (1020-22-30) Dean Martin (C) like to see explored after they Many parents feel the lines, ^ Village Lantern Lstrge Families o f America is :X Fallot photo ( 3 ) Walter Cronklte 10:30 (18) Subscription TV asauftte office April IS. iron curtain. a national, non-profit education (24) What’s New? 11:00 ( 3-8 (C). 10-20.22-30-40) of commvmlcaUone “ are not ’The letter Is believed to have (20) British. Calendar News. Sports. Weather Powers and Mrs. Herbet ex strong enough,’’ accordlhg to al organisation, with the pur Commissioned (12) Newsbeat (12) Newsbeat pressed keen Interest < in the contained a messajfe of good pose of exchanging ideas on ( 8) Peter .Tehnlnss—New* (18) Fresh Start they are not provided with 11:15 (40) Snorts Final wishes to Blake’s family and C SPNIKB Y ) raWng large families and hear David A. Dainenzo, 26, son of 7:00 ( 3) Daktarl gu ld^ ce dej»rttnent, citing toe enough information to Intelll (20) Hunlley-Brlnkley (C) (20) TIemory Lane growing importance'.of guldi- — ; Assurance of his good health. ing speakers on subjects re Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lamenzo ( 8) TVIIlpht Zone 11:20 ( 3-8) Movie gently help to guide, their-.chil (22-30-40) New* (12) Newsbeat ance In toe public schools tO'^ > j||qOf)and Yard said inquiries lated to family life. The group of 19 Jean Rd. recently was (10) McHale’* Navy 11:25 (40) Country Music (C) dren In ihelr gchobl, efiorte.” ■ about the letter were being ( 11:30 (10-20.O2-30) Tonight (C) CAMPBELL COUNCIL NO. 573 day. Use of School Buildings also combines purchasing pow- commissioned an Army second ' (24) Communication Skills Uti'ade. 7:15 (30) Newsreel (12) Movie Mrs. Herbet stated she want : or to attain discounts from lieutenant after graduating (22) Sqiinre Danctnk (10) Movie / * ■ ' ’The use of school facilities by Blake vanished from London’s area businesses. from Inlaintry Officer Candidate ed to leant' the extent-to which the community, kmg..a contro ' Wormw(x)d Scrubs Prison last SEE SATDRDAYT} TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINO guidance is used throughout the School, and completing adrboine versial topic, is advocated ., by October after serving five years system and what the' present M «. Heri)st and Powers. 2 Weeks Only Area Weather training at. Ft. Banning, Ga. Of a 42-year sentence, the lon^ He Is home on leave and will Takes Pride and Pleasure In and future goals of the guid Powers envisions the schools gest in modem British history. WEND60R tXXaCS (AP) — depart next Tuesday for Ft. Radio ance program In Vernon is. being utUisad to provide cul He had worked as a double tural and recreational activities Warm moist sir from the west Campbell, Ky., where he has (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 16 Powers cited the need tor agent tor the Soviet Union and PERMANENTS for toe community, a fW school and southwest is spreading over been assigned to the lOlst Air- mbiPtie length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) guidance to offer “help and en British intelligence. Although h(>urs, and for toe offering of Normal Tinted the top of cool auHace air this borne Division. After a brief couragement for the under his trial was held in secret, he Is summer courses such as typ morning, •’ reports the U.S. stay at Ft, Campbell he will WDRC-^1366 11:30 Barry Farber Show achievers,” while still "provid ^ believed to have given the So Hair Hair 12:00 Comment ing. Weatlwr'Bureau. Die result Is leave for- Vietnam, where he 5:00 IMck Robinson 12:15 News. Sign Off ing a challenge" for the ad viets full details of the British 6:00 Joey- Reynolds Powers Is a member o t toe doudihesB and' periods of light will be an Airborne Infantry 9:00 Ken Griffin WTIO-1080 vanced student, helping him to intelligence organization behind Recreational Commission 'which rain for all sections today. Bar- Platoon Leader With. the lOlst 1:06 News, Sign Oft 5:00 Afternoon Edition “ achieve his. .full potential.” the iron Chirtain. - $ ) WBCH—610 6:00 News. Sports. Weather has' been seeking greater use ly this morning; some light rain Brigade. 6:35 Americana 5:00 Hartford Highlights Mrs. Rerbst would like to ex of school faciUties. Mrs. Herbst u occurred in southern Connect!- Lamenzo Is a 1964 graduate Tl;00 News- 7:30 News of the World •A: 8:01, Gaslight 7:50 Sing Along plore the use' of guidance in la Secretary of .the Planning cut and New York City. of St. Anselm College, Manches- 8:05 Pop Concert 10 i 12:00 ^ le t Hours areas “beyond the borders of Commiselon,___ which is recom- The tadn wiu become more ter, N. H. He entered the serv- WPOP—1416 9:06 Nlghlbeat 11:00 News. Sports. Weather Vernon" and to watch thflr ^iinmuiuty use oftoe School Menus continuous this afternoon and ice April 1966, and comp)et- 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:00 Lee '^’Babr' Simms Show 11:30 Art Johnson programs In action. s and attending toe ballet is exciting enough, .but it’s even more thrill Monday: Sloppy Joe on roll, day and tomorrow with little tics of small infantry units, and ■ 7:00 The World Tonight during the election campaign. vide complete use of the tax potato sticks, peas, corn bread, 7:15 Frank Gifford FREE DELIVERY payers investment in the ing to chat backstage with the dancers and then receive an impromptu lesson, these young MAOHINE HADE FULL WiOS vaiiaiion. The high today and use of Infantry weapons. He 7:30 Harry -Reasoner Improved Oonimunlcatlons butter, milk, apple crisp. - schools. sters’ expressions seem to intUcate. ’The shene was at Manchester'High School’s Bailey Au ^tomorrow will be about 50 de- also received Instruction in map 7:35 World of Religion ’The residents ot the town Tuesday: Baked meat loaf, NTown COUNTRY DRUG Powers advocates “soundness ditorium yesterday, where Leslie Peck, a member of the Andre Eglevsky'.Ballet CO.,-greets .'grSes and the low tonight will and aerial phoU^^ph reading, 8:10 Speak Up Hartford “ want to know the reasons and parslled potato, whole kernel LIGHT in toe curriculum,” bSiSed on the g;irls shows them how to do a “ point.” The pupils, froth, left, etre (Jolleen Flavell, be in the 40s. guerrilla warfare, and counter- 10:06 Commenl background of educational de corn, bread, butter, milk, sliced ' $89 COLOR m 10:20 Speak Up Hartford “ quahty in ail offerad courses.” Grade 's, Highland Park School; Mary Beth E'yerdlng, iorade 4, Keeney St. School; and Abbey A developing storm in the insurgency operations. cisions, and they are not eure peaches. A sound basic curriculum with Eillls, Grade 6, Highlantl Park.. More than '3,000 youngsters attended the ballet, this year’s Midwestern states brought win------how to obtain them,” O'Fllnn Wednesday: Hamburg patty constant attenUem focused on U offering In toe fine arte aeries sponsored each y elr by the PTA Council. Chil(}ren from HANDHADE WIfiS Reg. ISO. $110 ter and summer face to lace stated. on roll, potato chips, green is necessary, he maintained. local Catoolic schools ant} from Bolton Elethentary School also attended. (Herald photo t^y Cut and Especially For Yon over the middle of the nation. He feels' "very strongly’’ beans, milk peanut« butter Mrs. Herbst expressed con OHara.),- Very cold Canadian air covers Five Students about Improved communications : . . ' •- . - brownie. cern over toe lack of sufficient the northern part of the country Given Tuition between the general public and . ■ Thursday: Italian grinder, ap- Wig Cases $7.50 Wiglet Cases $7.00 -while warm moist air dominates the schools, and w ill. propose curriculum meertlngs held by Education should show more program -of tongs, recitations piesauce, milk, Ice cream, FRI. SPECIAL! that representatives of the var' the board. Poliisii; Church FOR APPOINTMENT TEL. 648-4040 wuthem parts. The line was so pme freshmen students at- initiative In requesting items and Instrumental solos. Men of Friday: Baked fish sticks, lous school PTA and PTO o r “ We cannot let the mechanics aliait> in Ohioago yesterday th^ tending Manchester Community to be put on the board agen the chdrch will participate in an mashed potato, stewed ganizations send represents. of education overrule toe Im the nnt^em suburbs shlversd oollege have been chosen to re das,” Mrs. Herbst commented. Marking'Easter Easter. I ^ t Parade. Thqre will matoes, bread, butter, milk, Uvea to attend the board of hd. portance of education philoso VILLAGE LANTERN in the 40s southern sec- celve lull tuition scholarships She would like to see the be ,a chi^a: par|y after the pro- chocolate pudding, ucation jneetings and discus phy,’’ stie stated. Easter will be observed Sun- tions of the 'd^y enjoyed tern- f^r the spring semester, based board devote more time to re- . ^ » u gram ., ■ - j, ' sions. Representatives from ‘Changing World' ...... ^ _ BEAUTY SALON peratures In ,the'-^[te. on need and scholastic perform- " John’s------— Polish Nation- " The event is s^naored by the outer-other- community organizauonsorganizations al Catholic Church The Friendship Oub. Mrs. Barbara 129 center Street, Mancheater ' The warm moist afr moving ance. Bach award amoun'ed to Fried Glams would also be ancourLed to at- for education to prepare youth "present curriculum and also the « catlwuc cnurch. 'rne tradl- eggs Wierzblokr is in charge of ar- 1c SALE NOW on top of the ctdd surCace air ggo, 'T H E FIFTH S a S r S n r fo OTUnn to make decision^ and to par- futur^ "The currlculuni should tional Blessing of Easter Open Dally 9 s.n).-S p.m.—Fri 9.a.m.-8 p.m. la causing cloudlnees and-N^n. ijjo announcement was made Closed Toeedays ' The developing low pressure ay- by Officials of the Manchester These representatives could ticip«e in tne immunity. 7rrta''\vaTem*^ahe'f ''^s^Beveriy Burger, director IN PROORESS tern In the midwest will movO^^bolarship Foundation, which then report back to the organ- . S e ^ ^ ^ ’ .''imd.'a. dinner w ill,be held Sun- of music^at the, chUrch, will di Ample Parltihf.In The Rear I lations with a first hand report a*>le to prepare youth to faw a ‘fL dlrterenc#' of dajr-hoon in the Parish Hall. rect the slitglng'.stna; provide .a ARTHUR DRUO eastward today and tomorrow adnqinisters the college’s schol- brlng rain and showers along arshipa. of the problems and resulting completely changing 'urorld. be ^ a i^ ^ n c s be- -^ter the meal children of the musical background for to: pro- a wide area of t^e natipn ex- , The students, their home ,h .... »■”»»'«>> p— • s s' ■ - tending from the middle Atlantic towns, and'thelr areas of s^dy. GRAND NIGHT of M UST / tions would be of “ mutual bene- sponslbillty not only to teach planning commission, she would States including southern New are; Richard CJamargo, Stal- fit, to residents of the town and the children how to make a llv- like to see further studies made England across the AppIacWans ford Springs;,'llbhrpl arts; Ger- ■ ■ to'^the school system” . and ing, but also how to learn to on grade groupings in other lo the middle hti'eidssip^ Valley, aldlne King, 75 Davis Ave., school systems - to Mcertain'i Clearing aWea are expected Rockville, Uberal arts; Kevin Ben^fif of Msgr. Hannon Scholarship Fund could have a “ far-reaching ef- live in aoclety," ehe stated, feet” , he said. A multi-purpose flMlble cur- which plan has been moat suc late Friday afteinodn or eve- Lewis, Storrs, liberal arts; cessful. ning as the low moves off the Frances M. Koza, Stafford Mrs. Herbst also cited the riculum was advocated by Mrs. 111, PINT need for parents to be made Herbst, to achieve this aeed. The Planning Conamisslon Nsw England coswf. Springs, general studies; and more aware of what the schools She suggested additional -course advocates a grouping ofc fifth Kathleen M. Savage, Broad are doing and referred to the es such, as basic psychology,, .hu-' through eighth grddes In a-mld- b d ssiLe m e n t o r sh o w n Brook, executive secretarial. Ma n c h e s t e r keen interest In education shown manltles and economics to serve die school. The school board COVENTRY, R. I. (AP)—The Aim y has unvettisd a “ missile by many local residents; as preparation tor their future, favors grades 6 through 8 In a 1.. mentor’’ system' which, for the 24% HAVE 2 TVS She referred to a plan pres- “Men(beni Of the Board of middle ich^ool. first time, utUKes High speed NEW YORK—A survey by computers to provide infoma- HIGH SCHOOL the Advertising Research Foun CHICKEN KING tion to commanders of New dation shows that 2k per cent of England missile beiMeries. U.S. families have two or mwe 419 MAIN ST.—BELOW THE POST OFFICE 691 MAIN STREET The system provides additiiHi- TV sets. This compares with'^1 NEXT TO GAS CO. al data on the location and iden- per cent In 1965 and 18 per NEXT TO PIZZA AND GRINDER KING SUNDAY APRIL 9th, 1957 MANCHESTER tifloation of enemy aircraft for cent in 1964. oommatnders of ei^ht Now Eng- FREE PATUONG Uuid surface-to-air missile bat- CURTAIN TIME 8:15 P.M.—DONATION *2.00 IN REAR . teries In the New Hhigland de fense complex. Ool. Elmer P. Chirtis, New ■\ • Thsr4 I was . . . desp In the heart of England Army Air Defense Campbell Council Extends Its Kindest Appreciation Oommuider, said Wednesday the new system was tested at' 'T o The Following Sponsors: the 24th ArtUlery Group Head All Wool Twist quarters of the New England Spring Coat Sale Army Air Defense Command in A & H Automatic Transmission krausa Floris'i & Greenhouse Coventry. Broadloom Annulli Construction Co. G. T. LaBonna and Associates, Inc. and short of cash. So, I called. Mr. Coobe M at S. B.M. and he arranged to loan me the Arthur Druq Stores, Inc. Ladies of Columbus money I needed. He can help you, too. Walter Leclerc Funeral Home Famous NEED A Bantly Oil Co. Why'not'call him? '' s p e c i a l Carpeting Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. Lenox Pharmacy Brands William Belfiore Agency Manchester 'Auto Reoair & Body Work CAR Daylesford Wool Twist Bess Eaton Donuts Manchester Carpet Center BHsh Hardware Co. Manchester Surplus Sales 12 SPARKUNO COLORS Reg. Bolton Lake Hotel Manchester Wallpaper & Paint Co. 12* and IS' WIDTHS Bolton Pharrhacy O m Hour Martinizing M^ical Pharmacy fi". ■' FOR A Installed with 56-oz. Padding t i n s Per Sq. Yd. Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. SPECIAL Chorches Motor Sales Moriarty's Flying A Service Station ? • I Low. Lpw Bank Ratos! Sam Crispino's Supreme Food Nassiff Arms Co. OCCASION? Tom O'Connell & Co., Bingo Supplies Call Mr. Coope At Amount MONTHLY PAYMENTS ' Cunliffe Motor Sales You ■) Rent a^iiew CMnet or LEE’S TOWN PLACE DeBella & Reale, Opticians Pequot Bottling Co. " " Receive 12 Moe. 18 Moik 24 Mas. Mercury. Low Rates. . . DeCormier Motor Sales Pinehurst Grocery f 200 8 17.77 g 12.20r S 0.42 - .Iteily . ^ . Weekly . . HEAVY ORLON :<7 Mfmthly. 100% Dick's Shall Service 6 A 44A Pacicage Store 300 26.66 1840 14.13 Dillon Salas and Sarviea (puish Funeral Home 500 44.43 SOJIO 2344 ACRYLIC CARPETING I'A u- FINANCING Ed's Sign Co. 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Tolland V. ■■ ■ television v m w ths televi sion scoop of th iij^ ai'.’ Cortiwcticut First, CBS prbApnted. Ghet Huntley ■ , 'i".:;)i , ' ■. , Pareints, Teachers, Pujiils Ett(itltt$ ieraUi and David. Qj^fnhlaK^^i^sther, o ff the air, ' By A.H.O. nUUMIto BY tb b as they were; no l^ g e r together on their In PTA ‘Americana’ Show ingtAIjTlcPfnMQ 06.. DiC nightly NBd newe prograni. . , The lady .wore UiA' atmoa- Bui towfttd the The'PTA variety show pro- The former coiuise wtU be While CBS ha4;HtmUey, It interview phere o( an aVeiAi:#, ordinary story, she came down to tha business everyone could conducted by Dr. Joseph D. WALTTO R. rSROTTSON ed Huntley about the oommenta Walter person who w a s -fin d ^ herself duotion, ‘'Ameriosna,” will play stand-!-of how It took 15 to 20 Segar of the Hartford Semi Cronkite, the CBS ndws chieftain, had Involved In an improbable ad • one-«ighit stand' tomorrow at GLENNEY’S ’’ nsUBdefoM%«? 1. un minutes for her to fill uP her nary Foundation. He 'wUl utiliae made about Huntley for his. failure to venture. During the lon^" proo- night a t 8 in the Htoke Me slides, lectures and dlacusslcna PublMad Brety Bmtng E^^ept < ess of time during - which the washing machine—of how she A Bolldan.______Entered at^e th< Poet Office join the rest of the national commen thought her husband mlgM morial School gym. to hrhig out the ways archedO' icheiter, Coi^; aa Second Clau Mau legislative Committee on Pub logical discoveries in recent ■»r. tators on strike. lic Utilities was hearing teetl- have btfen heard In Hartford Many acte are Included in the Finally, CBS completed Its master- howling on those mornings production. Performers are par times have contributed to a bet subscriftxom rates mony about the long list of bllla ter understanding o f tha Old Payable In Advance scoop by using its: tremendous resource when pressure changed so much ents, teachers and students. I# T M T •aeaeeeeeeeaaeeooe • 5 B « W whjdl). preceded the one she was and New Testaments, I • • e eaaa anaa ea ee e 1 1 > W to find Cronkite somewhere, get him be his shower dwindled to a MOntlM InUrated' In, she sat bright Tickets may be obtained at the The other course will be con L T 6d Montiui eaasaaaaaaaaae fore Us camera, and 'Interview him eyed wtd eager, obviously con trickle. Triumphantly, then, she door. IftOOth 0 e eaa aa aea e aaaae ducted by Dr. Ivor Hugh, di- vIL tu GARDEN HOUSE about what Huntley had said about scious of her own pros^ctlve revealed that her family had A men's quartet, "Four tat lEBMBBSt OF finally achleyed Its' own Inde reotor of radlo-TV for the Con THE ABSOCUTED PRpS Cronkite. daring, obylously suffering and Space,” will present three necticut Council o f Churches. The Aeeoclated Preei Is esclualyely entitled pendence iy spending $1,200 to « c f The compositional Ingredients o f this triumphing vicariously with •onga, "Banua,” “Blow the The course will focus on the to the uee ol republlcatton of all n***„^|^ dig a well of Its own. patches credited to it or not greatest of all television news scoops the up and down performances Candle Out” and “The Ihree uase o f television, radio, drama ed In this paper and alao the local news ou> We think she said everything jolly Coachmen.” were, to repeat, Huntlsy, Brinkley and of other people who, more pro- and dance as a means of “Com- ^AH* rights ol repobllcatloB special dla feaalohal than she, were ad she had planned to say. She "The Tolland Man’s High mundcating the Good News.” patches herein are also reserved,______Cronkite. The newscasters were the vancing to and retreating from , said -It all rather well. At the School Chorus,” ixnnposcd of Tapes and live performances news. nine teachers, will sing “ Annie -rw. HeTald Printing Company Inc., aa- the committee, microphone. end of ,the testimony, aa aha to stimulate discussion of how aaro^ m ftaaMlal responslKmy for t ^ There are, occasionally,' times when Laurie,” “Aura Lee” and “Put Craphlcal errors appearing In advertlsem^to Finally, after something Uke was casting about for the one young people, parents, Chris one news medium must be modest, and On Your Old'Gray Bonnet.” .andother reading matter In The Manchester ^an hftur during which the com- thing she didn’t seem to have tians, Sunday School teachers, Evening Herald.______this, it seems to us, is one of them. The . mlttee and Connecticut seemed thought out beforehand, her A women’s group composed church officers smd citizens can Full service client ol N ^ . A. **rvlce i newspaper still has to get along pri In some Imminent danger of conclusion. Senator Jqy Jack- o f parents a ^ ' teachers will ^bllshers RepresenUHves - hear, see and experience and Mathews Special Agency — New Tork Chi- marily oh the facts and opinions it can having a whole network of son, a West Hartford Democrat preeoiit "Moon River” and "He’s then pass on “ the good news.” . cago. Detroit and BosUm.______■ present. It does not often, except In ex pipelines explode under them, who seemed to be handling an Got the Whole World in His Registration forms may be Inter-American Meeting Set Here important committee chairman Hands.” MEMBER AUDIT BDRBATJ OF CIRcULA- citing movies or in occasional television the-committee came to the bill picked up from William E. An President Johnson and other leaders of countries in North and .South America -T 10N 8.______^ ______ship with poise and skill even Solctsts Peg Browne, a so fiction, find itself its own happening. Its which had brought the lady to derson or the Rev. Donald Mill attending the Inter-American summit conference beginning April 12 will meet Display advertising clo s^ hours: own hero. The newspaper, vVe are afraid the scene. The deduction was, though this Is his first term, prano, and Joseph Kolwicz, a er. Pbr Monday - 1 p.^ indeed, that House Bill 5025, an helped her out with a smiling boirltone, are featured In the in the San Rafael Hotel (above). The hotel gambling hall is being converted For Tuesday — 1 P-tm __or perhaps content—brings the newa ToUanders Square Danceni into a conference room and the adjoining nightclub will be used lor press con For WednMday — 1 E;*VSS2aav “ Act Concerning The Jurisdic suggestion that the committee program, as are two mono Two members of the Tol- tion of the Public Utilities had begun to understand that logues by Rosemary Malintak. landers Square Dance Club, Bob ferences. (AP Photofax) ______she was In favor of the bill. Hoops! Commission over Certain Pri- . Piano solos by Ruth Matteson Eind Judy Smith, will begin publlcatKm eacept Saturday — » It is not on record that there wias ever ■ 'vate Water Companies,” had We have told this story of and Judy Judson will be includ teaching round dancing at semi Sam White o f Enfield, first-de the lady of the well at some very much fun had rolling a boughten been introduced, as a courtesy ed In the program and Ronald monthly dances of the club. gree blue belt wearer, and Ro Inside 1c SALE NOW Thursd&y. April • length because it Is experiences Etupre will perform on the Cord- hoop. Perhaps that is why the hula to her, by the reprisentative They will call rounds between land (>uelletto of Woodstock, whose districts Includes the and momenta like this which ovox. variety, for all their obvious sultahlllty. the square dances at tomorrow third-degree blue belt wearer. IN PROGRESS Eastern Connecticut town of have, over our decades of leg Donees by Dorothy and Patty The entire staff of the Tol^ Report never graduated Into something useful night’s dance, from 8 to 11 at Mission To An Unreality which she Is a resident. islative coverage, held us fast Witdnok and the Tollenders Meadowbrook School. land State Jail and state police ARTHUR DRUG for mankind. House Bill 5025 would have to the belief that the often-* Square Dance Club also will be (Continued from Page 8) few days ago, C. L. Sulzberger, lit St. Matthew’s Notes from the Stafford Troop are April, when the wind is blowing the / the effect of placing under the complained about Connecticut presented. The CYO will hold Hs spring participating in the course. tosh has been downgraded to a his New Tork Times column, reminisced dirt ihnes gradually dry, and when the jurisdiction and regulation of system of legislative hearings, All participants will join in dance, Saturday night at the Paper and Rag Collection secondairy campaign role. WEEKEND SPECIAL about the beginning days of NATO. One whole world is alive with the tumult of the Public Utmties Commission in which every hill is supposed the finale, “This Is My Coun parish center. AU memihers of Boy Scout Troop 16 ■will con Other Romney advisers feel of the things he recalled most vividly the operation of community ly guaranteed a public hearing try.” things running and fl;jdng and taking the local CYO and CYOs in sur duct a paper and mg drdve Sat thait fair mone drastic measures WINDOW SHADES Can be used for bathhouse, tool shed and barbecue shelter. Completely pre- \| waa the day in 1951, when Dwight D. wells serving six customers or at which any resident of the Tha final rehearsal tor the deep breaths, Is the month for the hoop. rounding parishes were invited urday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. are needed. Even before the fabricated, ready for easy erection. Elsenhower, already holding the position state has a right to appear, is show will be tonight at 8 In And in the days when there were hoOps, more. to attend. Residents were requested to Senate defeat, one high staffer WASHABLE still a priceless possession, the high school cafeteria. of top Allied commander in Europe, fi and boys to run with them, the best The story our lady had to tell Piret Friday services will be have the papers and rags ready suggested to Romney thait he 6’ X 16’ Knotty Cedar and Barbecue Shelter. even though It also has Its long Lay School of 'nieology INTERSTATE nally changed his own personal policy hoops came not from any store, but off the committee was the story of held tomorrow night at 7:30 at for plriiup. might have bo settle for a pack (A s shown). Shingles not included Yours For Only *369.00 her personal relationship with hours of tedium, even though A four week Lay School Of age of nuisance taxes (on cig position and came around to open sup some barrel. They could be of steel or of St. Matthew’s Church. Confes AQUA SHADES It seems a very heavy burden Theology course will be given port o f that theme of Western Euro such a community well. She be- sions will be heard from 6:45 Manchester Evening Her arettes, Uquor, and the like) to 6’ X 8’ Knotty (^ a r wood, and the prod with which one ran on the time and energy of our under auspices of the United FA Made to Order pean military and political unity to gain on what seemed almost a to 7:26 p.ih. The Noctumai Ad ald Tolland correspondent, avert a ISsoal crisis. Romney (Shingles not included). Yours For Only *229.00 and steered them could be of either ma legislators. Congregational Church begin " J a O U w it li Your RoUers which his own subsequent administra dispassionate legal level, on oration Society will meet at 8 Bette Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. replied heatedly that he insists terial. The metal combination was the which she described the diffi Where el-se could this woman ning Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the on genuine tax reform and tion and Its successors have since been p.m. and throughout the night Fall Line of Custom more musical, and we doubt that, for go and find herself entitled to a Christian Eduoaticm Building. culties of trying to find official until the 7 a.m. Mass. REFRIGERATORS SCARCE would veto any paitcWwork solu loyaL all the modern oddities of concussion, status of any kind, reglsti^, in hearing for her story? For her, A tuition charge of $5 for one tion. VENHIAN BLINDS 'Karate Classes BONN — A West German This was. If hindsight may be ven metal on metal has ever achieved a as It has been for other individ course, wfll be charged to cover If the choice boils down to \ ' / WATER corporation, or even presence Twenty law enforcement of study of working people In tured, another of those instances In uals and causes of infinitely expenses. Couples may register that and Romney does not re more purely musical tone than the on the town’s assessment list, ficers from the aiea are attend East and West Germany E. A. JOHHSON which Elsenhower, after arriving at a various weight and merit over for $3.25 ea<^. treat, a long, hot summer is in SPREADER ascending whistle of metal goad on for the well with which she had ing special karate classes foimd that only 26 per cent of S uA6 i ^ y sound and intelligent position out of his her dealings and difficulties. the years, the legislative com TVno courses will be offered, prospect fcfr his Presidential STEEL metal hoop as they picked up speed on “ ArdiaeoVogy and the Bible” Thursday nights at Hicks Me workers’ homes have a refrig PAIMT CO. REINFORCED ~ own thinking and his own instincts, The owner of the well, she tes mittee hearing was the only campaign. a good level run. and “Oommunicatdng the Good morial SchooL erator and only a third a 723 Mata S t^ X e l. 649-4501 CONCRETE ".Abandoned his own soundness and his tified, apparently had the pow forum, the only resort, the only 1967 Publishers Newspaper The steel combination could make News.” The classes are conducted by vacuum cleaner. Syndicate er to charge whatever rate he place where Mother Connecti 'ow n intelligence and settled for .a con tiiusic; the wood on wood produced a to bkigluieiA ' coction of lesser but more persistent pleased: he had, by her story, cut had to be sure to let her sound that was a low, steady, peace speak and advance her causa minds. not shown exactly enthusiastic ful humming, of some tun" always devotion tc improvement of the for what It might prove to be For the American policy in Europe to 1 ■ about to begin but never brought to service to her home. i worth. which Eisenhower finally became the the definition of an opening note. The a dog's ^el' reluctant convert has been, o f course, steel combo called to others to come the policy which made Inevitable the see and join in the race'; the wood note partition of Germany, and the policy was the thing for a momentarily self- Yesterdays A Thought for Today which has kept Europe divided. contained philosopher who was willing Sponsored by the Manchester *1.95 It has been the polldy which has Herald to be lonely on a long run down a lane. Council of Churches chosen to make a military ally out of Photographed By Joseph Satemto All the variations in the landscape 2S Years Ago one half of Germany at the expense of which motored locomotion tends to level PILINGS, BOSTON HARBOR ‘Creative living* German unity. It has been the policy out and equalize had their own relation Observance of the Slst anni Laurence Sterne once said: vridch preferred to line everything up ship to the run of a hoop. Hill and dale, versary celebration of Exchange ’’The tour duties of man are to In readiness for the next war rather soft shoulders, thankyounta’ams, puddle an^ the first of the Exchange build a house, to plant a tree, to write a book, and to have a than make the peace which should have jumps and cattle crossings might be Club of Manchester Is held at followed the war just finished. the Hotel Sheridan. son." \ what you would encounter along the By Rowland Evans Jr. The historical debate about whether Inside Tills Is just one man's way of way, and your destination might be an this was ever necessary, even in the 10 Years Ago saying that a person is meant to interchange which was simply called the be creative; he is meant bo most naked kind of power politics Robert D. Novak four corners of your world. For all con A testimonial dinner, the fi share in the Creation of God, world, is just beginning to warm up, ceivable stretches except some possible R e p o r t nal social function before it of which he is a part. ” To build and the world which has for 20 years , downgrade where March freshets had ceases to exist, is held by the a bouse” meems that a person ALL-WEATHER been instinctively obedient to the washed the gravel bare and sava^^ LANSING, Mdch.—Just when ney four years ago. Seeking to Huber, leader of right-wing South Manchester Fire District Is meant to add something of Churchill “ Iron curtain” speech in Mis (SMFD) at Garden Grove. barefoot was best. What wings feet did his Presideivtial prospects can act before the crisis arrived, forces in Romney’s own Oak faniUy life; “ to plant a tree” souri has now begun to wonder whether Anthony D’Angona is named have, when a light and frolicsome hoop, least affoird it, Go-vemor George Romney proposed reform of land County. That combination means that a person is expected the menace of which he warned owed Romney is facing serious trou the state’s antiquated tax sys of unandmous Democratic oppo the first fiiH-tlme director of bo add something of beauty to DOG HOUSE not easy to restrain, led the way! the greater share of Its size to plans in ble on his homefront that tem in 1963 and again in 1965, sition and Republican defections physical education at Howell Ole created order; ” to write a Moscow or to the fears in our own dwarfs anything encoimtered only to be rebuffed by the legis defeated him in the Senate last Cheney Technical School. book” means that a person is TWO SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM SAKRETE BLACK TOP How To Tee Off In Life during his four pre-vlous years lature. week. expected to discover and de ' heads. , Golf, I have decided, is a religious Repair Black Top driveway Whether we ever needed such a thing In office. Moro enlightened Democrats scribe some new truth tor the Large Dogs Small Dogs game. It is religious not only because it Tlie irony today is that Rom education and edification of his *28.95 *21.95 damage. Easy does it with. ,. AS NATO has, however, become almost What Romney confronts to say they will support tax re m Is often played on Saturday mornings ney’s coattails returned the Poet’s Com er feltotmen; and, " t o have a Thty hovB dl H servicM o woman wcmts . . . Sakrete Black Top — saves 'strictly an academic question. The crea- day has, in fact, destroyed the form if Romney makes oonces- nor even because of the sacrifices peo legislature narrowly to Republi son’’ means that we are expect titne, cuts cost, is remark political future of many a gov can control last fall, thus ab rions—such as shifting more of PERSONALIZED BANK CHECKS, PERSONAL AND 'tlon of NATO confirmed and stimulated ple make for it and the aAigle-minded ed bo oontrilbute to the o n ^ n g ably easy to handle. Just ernor: Fiscal crisis. He lost the solving the Democrats of re the iivcome tax burden to busd- Spring Perennial the cold war which was its own sup- devotion with which they regard It. It life of the world. first battle in' his 1967 fiscal sponsibility for fiscal crisis. At n.ess. But this might lose Rom Spring, awakened, folds away HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, TWODOR clean out hole to be repaired, .. posed premise; It dictated that contin Is religious because the basic . idea of Obviously, we cannot aiU, Ut- Combination door with unique war last week—and lost it bad the same time, defeats of mod ney more Republicana than it Her bed linen of snow. pour In Sakrete Black Top ued division of the continent which took ' the game Ls a spiritually sublime one. enaUy, do all tour of these panel design. Glass and screen ly. ’The Republican-controlled erates in last year's Republican gains him Democrats. Thus Kneels to sweep ' her hearth FREE p a r k i n g at dll Offieos. CHRISTMAS and VACA and pack down. Permanent the shape of cold war; whichever really In golf, as some golfers of my acquain things; but surely there is not Inserts. state Senate rejected. 25 to 14, primaries made the Senate Romney for now will continue again. aoid prefect for all asphalt tance play it. the object Is not so much one of us who cannot make ,, came first, the cold war or Fulton and Romney’s tax reform package measurably less repsonsive to bo conceirtrate on massing Re Rekindles a warming glow. TION CLUBS, and, bott of all. TWO SAVINGS PLANS. *’8” x 6 ’8” or 8’0’’ x 6 ’8” to defeat the other player as to improve some kind of creative contribu Btreas. NATO, the subsequent reality has had (levying a new 2.5 per cent in Romney’s wishes than ever be publican support—turning next i yourself, to do better today than you did tion. Wf became creative when them inspiring and nourishing and con come tax).. ' fore. Thus, Romney faces a to the House, coivtrolled 55 to 54 Flower-flames, with radiant REG. $25.95 last time. At first you struggle to break we have in our lives something tinuing one another. Thait defeat in itself scarcely deadly cross-fire between liber- by Republicans. grace 100; when you can do that regularly,-, of God’s love tor people, and *1.80 That has been the story for 20 years. affects Romney’s chances for elI Democrats and conservative Blaze up high and clear, you try to whittle It down to 90 or even But optimism is in short sup tor the world; when we begin Lately, history, and realities, and new the Republican Presidential Republicans. ply. One key political adviser Tulip and iris and daffodil *23.95 80. Tou analyze what you’re doing nomination. But unless some to see the hidden possibilities power politics distractions elsewhere Seeking vengeance for the privately urged the Governor Are magically here! wrong, and try to correct the little t€ix' plan is adopted by July 1, in people around us; when I SEE OUR COMPLETE payless-payday crises that ex last week to return Robert J. have begrun to warn that the story has faults that ruin your score. And If your the state will enter the new have the desire to share God’s 14" BLACK COLONIAL STRAP HINGES tinguished Governor G. Men- McIntosh to the job of legisiB- Suidight .ST'arks their loveliness, LINE OF LAWN just about played Itself out. Both the partner is going around in fewer fiscal year with an unconstitu redemptive purpose tor them; nen (Soapy) Williams’s flicker- tive liason, where he performed Serime In bright array. United States and Russia find them- strokes, because he has been playing tional deficit around $220 mil when I am willing to wait for Includes 3 for door. ing Presidential ambitions a masterfully dui'ing the Demo- Miracles of beauty, come and GARDEN aelves facing sharper power politics longer or has more ability, that doesn t lion. At worst, that would Clod’s guidance as I work, and Matching thumb latch. Reg. $7.63. decade ago. Democratic legisla craUc-coTitrolled legislature of To us this April day. *5.63 challenges elsewhere. Both Europe and upset you; you concentrate on knocking threaten payless paydays In pray and hope. tors te>w yearn to tarnish Rom 1965-66. Once intended to run Dorothy Janet Peterson SUPPLIES a few strokes off your own score, and state government. .At the legist,' The Rev. John D. Hughes, Germany have been growing more and ney’s reputation for forceful Romney’s campaign for Presi If you can do that, you’re exultant. it would moan protracted con President, -more disloyal to the concept that they leadership. Joining them is a dent, ex - Congressman McIn- Today’s Birthday Woqjdn’t we be at the threshold of flict in Lansing. Either condi Manchester Council 'must keep themselves divided forever. handful of anti-Romney Repub Broadcast commentator Low the Messianic Era If people who accept tion could be disastrous for ^ of Cburches The historical necessity is, perhaps, for licans, such as Senator Robert (See Page Nine) ell Thomas is 76. THIS WEEK'S these notions so blithely on the golf Romney. oi^GULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 1 getting rid of NATO and letting Europe I on INVESTMENT SAVINOS ACCOUNTS course would extend them to other areas Moreover, chances that Rom And Germany resume some kind of natu of life as well. The goal of life Is not ney will get his tax plan Only 90-day withdrawal notice required! No withdrawal notice required! DOOR BUSTER ral shape. But the theory and the su to outdo the next fellow, but to improve through now seem somewhat perficially conditioned reflexes of 20 . yourself, to correct a few faults and be less than ever. That explains CHURCH TOILET SEAT years still cling to the empty shell of 1 little better than you were yesterday. the gloom suddenly enveloping- Fischetti • NATO, as If it were something sacred In golf, nobody says— "Since I can’t be the Governor’s office. NO MINIMUM BEPOSIT! NO MINIMUM BALANCE TO MAINTAIN! I’liUinItcrfl N\->rip«per . and necessary which must still be be perfect and shoot par on a hole-ln-one Nursing a highball after the every'Ume, I’ll be satisfied with remain Sp|itlk**tei 1007 yond change or question. Senate vote, a Romney cabinet Sorry No Phone ing the way I am.” They work strenu m «nber told us ruefully: "I PAID QUARTERLY from DAY YOU DEPOSIT $ 3 7 Origrinally, one supposes, the present ously at improving even a little bit. Or Mail Orders n trip of Vice President Humphrey was 'Wonder If any governor of a With this In mind, may I propose the 'large industrial state can run designed to provide some sort of glad- following Indoor variations on golf, suit for Presidtet any more ” Limited Quantities banded, quick-tongued assurance to able for inclement weather when the On a. mechanical level, the those people In Europe who.do not know course -Is Inaccessible: need; to be in Lansing fighting REG. $4.95 fcow to give up the NATO myth that we 1. Ethical golf: In which people will fiscal wars disrupts Romney’s LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER ; have no intention of giving it up,- either. ask not, “ Am I no Worse than my com g;radually accelerating cam petition?” but- rather. “Could I—with paign. His scheduled trip to The myth, he. was supposed, to keep Enjoy your home improvements NOW with Cflenney’s Easy Revolving Budget reassuring them. Is still real. some effort-and practice-^—be a little bit South America in May (the better, more honest, more sensitive, to Account (R.B.A.). As little as $10 a month buys up to $100.00. ^ But the fact that neither Europe nor first of three contemplated morrow, than I was yesterday?” QUALITY— THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL ' the United States still really believes in overseas journeys) may be 2. 'Status golf: In which nobody will , postponed. ' the forms and assumptions of the past worry about keeping up with the But far more important is . has been iUus’trated, at every HiRnphrey^j Joneses, bui people at all tim ^ '^111 ask, ' what will happen' to, the Rom ''Atop, by the fact'that b o ^ he and his V“What Is my real level? What’s right ney image';if-the Senate defeat hosts have talked more about the harsh for m e?” — hever satisfied to 1^ less escalates into full-scale fiscal MANCHESTER reality of the present and the future— than they might be, never longing to be crisis. In response to past criti The sign of I Vietnam—than they have about the more than they have the capacity to be. cism of Romney’s fumbling on S emimgs B ank 3. Synagogue golf: In which people Iw.g!gI enney toiz “ Ragging and also apparently unsolvable ■Vietnam, his supporters ha-ve PROfeaalonal ” problem of how to end their life of mu- will rush up to the local pro (rabbi) and fallen back on hds genuinely 649-5253 dealer who - tnal pretense in Europe. ask him urgently, “Please tell nic! What impressive record as Governor. CO. little things am I doing wrong, that In £q>eeches outside the siB.te, e-voells ta 1 can correct them?," and then.rush out Romney comperes the fiscal OF M anchester FROfeealomU to ptft into practice the advice he gives mess he inherited from, the 3 3 6 and capable 4 Tbc Newscaster As The News them. ' » Democaate In 1963 wtte the MAM o m c i lAIT BRANCH . WEST W *"® " aervloe, advloe « People who are capable of such aalnV current fiscal stability that 923 Moln Slr««f E Centor SbW, Cor. Iwox Monchestor Porkode NORTH MAIN STREET •i I f there has been ,any sli^ test doubt SOUTH WMDSOR OPPICE — Sullivan Avwiue Shopping C w iit r ^ and products. linesB on the golf course should have n o ’ helped bring him a ttaird-tem OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 8:30 £ llia t we are living in UmM when the trouble transposing these same atti landslide last faU. Thus, RURNSIDt O m C S — awmUq Av«nu» «* Chur* Sfroel, Ead Hartford flnedtum Is the raessage, and the com- tudes to the home, the temple, and the campaign strategy can. Ill af ELLINGTON GLASTONBURY SlHBtator himself the news, an historic office. "Fore!”—RABBI ISRAEL GER ford the lose o f tWa vital key BUILDING MATERIAL—LUMBER-^TJEL ^9ew Asoonda on CBl^ Woiid News the BER IN THE NEWSLETTER OF stone. KLLmsc MAIN OFFItE criicl fARKADE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! Bight tu«t"e**^ it forever. TEMPLE BteTH EL IN CHARLOTTE, Actually, the danger now .'Mf^ >. C-,. aSu ' v; M. A
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MANCH&STBB e v e n in g H l^ L D , MANCHESTER, CONN. ^AGB TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 taMe atand on '"Mi prentoM. Windsor Sbia J# a ex' cone. . . * Meadows OonvaJescent Home; Fun Outfit Laughs Mary Felite, 444 Woodland St; M 3 U l> lU n 12th Circuit Draws t m ' w livsrttir Ba.' a vari Obituary David Fox, West WilUngtoo; St. Margaret Mary ^ u rch ance to aUow albuUding tot with Raymond Btonegan, 243 Oak Court Cases With Styles on Kooky Side left Uuui the required mmtage: St.; Mrs. Margaret Sdhaller, Ligiiori Resigns for New^ost; on iii^ nremlaea. Thia to an R-40 Mrs. Araut Mar|riiy Glastonbury. By DORIS BELDINO almost a nautical look to IlOf Sched^es Program for Cfirk MANCHESTER SESSION . long Jacket and pants, and ■one. ~ ; ROCacVUXE — Mrs. Anna Also, Loren Fracchda, RFD, ' ^ lntereated per«on«,are In .TJaly Murphy, 78, of West Hart- Hebron: James Baker, 146 High Bdwand Kdsev 17 o f 12 striped navy jersey. She also . St. Margaret Mary Catholic license on premisea at 718.EU- vited to appear at the hearing B i S e r f P L ^ ^ v e d ’ a sua- Showcase at Concordia Duther- modeled a white coat._ said to ;ford, sister of Sister Mary St.; Glenn Dunston, Bellevlew Acting Superintendent Is Corilon Chtd'eh will sponsor a Christian Hagton Rd. This to en.RC sons. eqd be heard. A copy of each Dr., Coventry. pended 60-day sentence on two an Church last night left the have this season s application to on file in the ;Danlel RSM, of St. Bernard’s Philip C. Liguord of Plain- oimts of taWlng a motor vehl- audience smiling, and In some side buttons and hlg DISCHARGF,D YESTER ...... ^ “SSJTSSifc a . . . P.O. town buihUiig inepeotors office "Convent, died yesterday at the villc, auporintendent of Bolton without pearolaslan, and cases laughing loudly, as It was neckline. at 7:80 p.m. la the church hall. ^ 54^ South Windsor, re- DAY: Mrs. Deborah Wisan, in the town hall. ■home of her daughter, Mrs. Roh schools, announced his resigna 116 Constance Dr.; Mrs. Pa w o s W on probatton for one modeled by Mrs. David Carmel, ^ - a The program to aimed at girl quests an extension of a tem- Bank Orowlpg nert Barrett, in West Hartford. tion lasft night effective July 4. tricia Foster, 103 Greenwood year.^ a member of Junior Century studenti in the flfto and sixth porary and (xmdltional permit The South Wlndaoil Bank and • Survivors also Include a son, Ralph Conlon of Wesit Hart He r e c «i(^ a consecutive 30- club, sponsors of the event either double-breasted or h Dr.; Daniel Burbank, Hub- grades and their mothers. Stu* to allow parldng and use of a Truat, Oampahy now standa 6,- 't other daughters, 2 brothers,. ford, principal of the junior-sen day sentence on each count. jjg j sundress of white side button openings, Md dents in both parochial schools trailer aa an office on prem- 694 in size of standing among ^another sister and 11 grandchil lard Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Ann ior high school for the past two Kelsey was arrested after p,qug trimmed with cotton lace those seen night Tobin, 78 Tracy Dr.; James and public schools in the par- ises at 444 Rt. 8, South Wlnd- the 6,600 largest commercial dren. years, was named acting super several , motor vehicles were ^ould not have caused undue these tortures. A che ^ toh are invited. aor. This to an I tone. banks In the United States dur The funeral will be held Sat- Dower, 14 Emily Dr.. Rock intendent effective immediately. taken from the yard at A-1 comment, but combined as It red quilted ^1-weather cojitjwM A movie entitled, “ Girl to Gabriel Qaulin, 694 Oover- ville; Mrs. Pauline Rea- Parrott ing 1966. ■urday at 8:18 a.m. from the Bar Llguori said he 'Is lea\ing to Caterers. ^as with matching lace-trlm- viel, Warrenville; Mrs. Lena Womap,” will be shown. The nor’s Hgwy., requests a variance The bank gained 807 places In rett home, 29 Linwood Dr., with accept a position in another Bond for Kenneth Hoke, 33, med pantalettes, it was the over a simple white knit dress, Beaverstock, Mountain St., program will be conducted by to allow construction of a ga- standing over the i960 figure of ’a Mass of requiem at St. Thom town in Connecticut, His new of Tolland, who is charged witil outstanding “fun feature” of a fashioned with long sleeves and Rockville; John Richmond, Dr. John Malone, a well known rage closer to the sidellne than 7,491. as the Apostle Church, West position will be announced "at aggravated as^utt. was set at ” ^;fen Vrshror^end to pedltrlcian from Manchester. A permitted on his premises. ^Thto Current deposits amount 'Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Hartford; Frank Pappalardo, an appropriate time” by his em $1,000 and theN^ase continued modeled a rain or shine coat, In Wapping: be on the kooky side. question, and answer program to an A-20 zone, to $6,660,949 as Of December, in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, 112 Pine Knob Dr.. ployer, he said. to April 12 In Springs. a regimental styled navy blue will follow the presehtatlon. Alfred P. Yacavone, Vti Cfiln- 1966, compared to a total' depos- Collette, Stafford MORE VALUES FOR THE HOME 'Bloomfield. Sandra The aimouncement came at a Ho^ was arrest^ ye-rteiday ^ capacity crowd filled Kal- with brass buttons. Later she Mothers and daughters of any ton Dr., Wapping, requests a it figure of $4,4Paris” will be held tomorrow'variance to allow construction trade newspaper of the banking ments. RFD 2, Manchester; Mrs. Liguori came to Bolton as .su- Philip C. Llguori Ralph 'r. Conlon A nolle wa.s entered in the piano music for the models, organdy dress in soft shades of business. Select aheet glasa 16x66'. Slllo 2 97 case of John P. O'Neil. 23, of A wide variety of mouth-wa- pink, orange and beige, de from 8 to 11 p.m. at the high closer to, the front line than Jeannine Thurston, 628 Spring perijitendent-principal tn Janu------school under the auspicis of the permitted on his premises. This A total of 13,500 banks are reg Mrs. Marion A. Petway St.; Mrs. Martha Emilia and ary, 1962, principal of the only it” and that sometimes the in- Ballet Performance Seen 10 Minitz Ot. on a charge of in- tering, homemade desserts signed with knife pleats which istered In the entire country. toxioatlon. Prosecutor Mirabile were served before the show. hung from a smooth, sleeve French Club. A local band, "The is an RC zone. SAVE16%r ROOM DARKENING SHADES, REG. 1.99 Mrs. Marion Alice Petway, 53, son, East Hartford; Mrs. Sheryl gcliool in town at that time, the nation isn’t reduced after the At the invitation of Miss less yoke. A “Twiggy” look. Mad Hattera," will be -M^ured. Alfred Francis and Da'Wd Cuttofit-freel 86'x72' of Hartford, formerly of Man Mltterholzer, Coventry: Mrs. eight-year Bolton Elementary emergency is over. Martha White, music super .said O’Nell was arrested after Children can be counted on to ' Manchester Evening Her Solo I 67 he WHS found intoxicated in a steal the spotlight Whenever also for ten-agers, was shown Admission to open to all town Paine, 658 Ellington Rd., re- chester, died yesterday at a Mary Magnuson and son, 150 School. He was the fir.st super- oiits Are Made visor in the Manchester ele ald South Windsor corres mentary .schools, all Grade 4 car which had been in an acci- and wherever they appear on in a green cotton voile mini- high school students and their quest a variance to allow live Hartford convalescent home. Diane Dr., Wapping; ^ ^ Mrs. Su- intendent, the school having as of 10:15 the budget re- guests-Profits from the event entertainment In an RC zone pondent, Ann Lyons, teL 644- GRANT MAID9 KITCHEN TOWELS, REG. 3 for $1 Mrs. Petway was bom June Blokmg and daughter, 31 been under state supervision be- quests stood at $672,150. A few .students in the Bolton Ele- for the next board meeting list *FAnnElD*FINE27x4S' Harold A. Hartley previous thinking on items was Boy, 22 Months, were responsible for a night of Each side accused the other A U.S. patrol was attacked on U.S. Blowers Scorch elected’ one member to >he 31- Nurse Quizzed ing the .superintendent’s accom Harold A. Hartley, 49, of being overmled. “We defended wavering sound and blurred of violating the Koreein armi Feb. 12 and one American sol 'seat senate and four to the 99- 1 . 6 7 . plishments. He said that there dier was killed- OUR 'SUPER VALUF FBRGLAS* CAFES CUT 16% Anaheim, Calif., formerly of this before,” he said. “ What Strangles in Crib pictures. stice. seat house. 24*, M*. M ' iMtIhi, Sia 1.99 In Speck Case is evidence of a "finely adminis Washable no-iron glass flbisr. I . Manchester, died yesterday In happened in between ?” Tunneled VC Troops The communists dominate S a l e 3 . 4 4 tered school system” and wished A 22-month-old boy strangled M- _ wMI® to* Anaheim. He was the husband It was also suggested, by Dacron* polyester mar- (Continued from Page One) he had been in town long enough TJIT TTnEU Vietnam (AP)— used, tunnels are contaminated half of Uruguay’s unions, how- sturdy viscose laywt feat Lakas luggsdwsanlahB of Mrs. Anne Schors Hartley. Treat, that the four language to death in his crib last night _ ..« « v tor days. «ver. Including the 200.000-mem- qtdaette.' to see how Ligpiori was “able to apparently,with a cord that had back providaaiKsfHddU iiMar. PsoerOtoc adkm. Mr. Hartley was bora March “ The American girls have tape decks in the new budget PoweiAll blowers tiia necessary for us to pro- ber National Convention of 45', 54* hHItl___ Sol. 1.47 FS. do all this" in the time he was been tied to the side of the crib, 3' X 5' Size ------Sab M B 17, 1918 in Palmer, Mass., a son boyfriends,’’ .she replied. “ They be remowsd, since last year’s out” Viet Cong guerrillas with utmost protection for Workers, and they control the CANNON'S TORTRAIT ROSF BATH TOWEI4 REG. 149 4 3 ', 71* ItiistiM— Sal. 2 J 7 r s . . in Bolton. the Tolland County coroner re of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hartley waited for the girls in the living four haven’t arrived. But Con blasts of air heated to 1,000 de- our men, and this is one vray of powerful Federation of Unlver- Jacquard cotton terry. 24x46'. s r i t L s r •I” W 90' IrasIhL-Sal. IJ7 ML Han.son noted that of the ported today. o f Mansfield, and lived in Man- room and would bring the girls lon said that last year’s have greez are being used north oi doing It,” Schweitzer said. slty Students. IMchtos VolniM ------iX T members of the senior class ap The child, Thomas Murray, Chester for many years before home.” been ordered, and the board de . The jungle area being probed The Reds launched their cam- plying to college, 85 per cent toe son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick moving to Anaheim in 1959. He Tliree young nursss from the cided that they were not just Salgon. ^ beUeved to palgn against the summit last was in the real estate business philippiaies and six from Chica- have been accepted, which, he Murray of Sunset Terrace, was The blowers are toe latost ^ ^ ^ week. Most of the strikes, dem- “experimental.” SAVE *412 CLIP CUP CUP CUP implied, .spoke well for the found unconscious bv his father In Manchester and Andover, and go and other mldwestem com- Treat made a suggestion to , . . • j- gadgetiy to evolve to the frus- company. Documentis, onstrations and slogans are aim- was a member of the Manches mundties shared the townhouse school. eliminate one teacher at the n.ght, according to trating wars ol the tunnels In jjgj party members ed at Johnson, who was de- Mrs. Claire Warfel and Har -^COUPON ter Lodge o f Elks. at the time of the maa.sacre. elementary school by changing old-time Communist redoubts in guerrlHas, were discovered nounced by the Communist par- old Porcheron will draw up the The parents notified toe po- Survivors, besides his wife the grouping system a bit. the popnloted areq^ around Sal- jj, underground rooms, along ty newspaper El Popular as April 6, 7, 8 resolution. ^ “V‘ lice, and the child was brought April 6, 7, 8 AprU 6, 7, 8 and parents, Include a daughter, Elementary school principal ' „ , ^ „ -t . goo. three typewriters, several “ the murderer of Vietnam.” With This Coupon Mrs. Warfel last night .said With ’This CPupon With TTils Ctoupon Mrs. Vincent Cooper, and a son, John Senteio, who was present to Rockville General Hospital. U.S. 1st Division troojta have oreapons and propeiganda. A ■ Communist congressman Work Resumes that Liguori had always been Robert Hartley, both of Ana- ^ at the meeting, rose to the de He was pronounced dead on ar been eiq>erlmenting with the air Printed on tme side ol a leaf- told the House of Deputies that First Quality Men’s Broadcloth Bight Guard® ".sensitive to toe opinion of the helm; three brothers, Charles Q jj C oU StrU C llO U fense of the grouping system, rival. ALUMINUM blowers In the tangled Thuan j^t ^vas a picture ol a anO-Vlet- Johnson Is coming to Urug;uay Seamless Nylcins Cotton Cndershorts Spray Deodorant board” and that the "education Hartley of Manchester, and which involves limiting one lev An autopsy this morning by Gtao jungle east of the district nam Mt-ln qt the University of "to seek support for hls crim- Sale $60 pr. Sale 8 for glAO and welfare of the children have Sale 97o 7 oz. Robert Hartley and Donald Work was resumed this morn el of each grade to 20 pupils. Dr. William Williams found “ac town of Lai TWen 10 miles north oalllornlarat Berkeley. On the Inal policies In Vietnam.” Beg. 2 prs. for 73c or 60o ea. always been in very good Hartley, both of Coventry; a ing in Manchester on all con- The other two levels have cidental death due to strangu of Saigon. The heated air was other side was the comment In Posters reading “Johnson e Fashionable m ^ Reg. 8 for 2.09 Reg. 1.49 hands,” sister, Mrs. Mildred Bessette of gtruction jobs which had been around 27, he said. One class lation,” a hospital spokesman blasted Into a tunnel complex mngUah, “ you are not the only out” appear at the ralUes'and After Conlon took over last e Boxer style, elastic a Keeps you cool Coventry; two gp-andchildren halted by a three-day strike of now has 32, he added. said. SIDING tlilz week after a Viet Cong had ^ne who wants to get out of demonstrations held dally In • Newest shades; end several nieces and nephews. The coroner, Atty. Herbert tiirown grenades at two 1st Dl- Vietnam. Many people at. home, Montevideo^ 8% to 11 operating engineer. The .strike }*?® superm- (3onlon backed Senteio in his e Prints; 30 to 40 e Proteots dotblng Funeral services and burial of more than 3.500 of toe state's tendent, Liguori w'as free to stand against changing the Hannabury, said police were in Akoa • Reynolds Kaiser vision "tuhnel rats.” He did not professors, scientists, edpeators “ The Communists’ aim is leave toe school board meeting Limit: 6 prs. per will be in California. oonstructjion equipment opera grouping. vestigating tlie incident. come out, and apparently you to get out too.” The propaganda,” sSid one observ- customer Limit: 6 per customer lim it: 1 per customer tors has ended, with agreement as it launched into one of its eso^Md through a hidden exit leaflets were apparantly for dls- er. "The Reds seek to cut down reached on a new contract. final discussions on the budget. Other (x>mmon techniques to trbution to U.S.. troops. the significance of the summit Hospital Notes Pickets were removed and Conlon will speak for the • Finest Materials clear tunnels are to blow to tear Sdnveltzer said that tn pains- meeting In the public eye and board at meetings from now Dump Fire Bursts Out^ gas or burn toe insides with taiHng pacifleatton operations so bolster their own cause In operations were resumed at the Bring To Grants Bring Ta Graoto Bring To Grants Brtaig To Grants Bring To Gmota PatlentB Today: X74 Manchester Sand and Gravel empowered to sign flametorowers. TSie hot air since may 1966 a total of 82 Viet Latin America.” the area’s largest teachers’ contracts, among • Reliable Service technique utilizes the 80-poimd Cong base camps have been It was noted, however, that Co., one of Town Crew Smothers It CUP CLIP CUP ADMITTED ’YESTERDAY: suppliers of concrete mix. other duties. “ mighty mite” blowers used disoovered in the southern Blnb Castro’s appeal In Uruguay and CUP Mrs. Ruth Baker, 162 Eldridge There was a five-minute re- Fire once again raged at toe T®** other fires, most of • Direct Factory normally In forcing tear gas Duong Province area that ptoer Latln-Amerlcan nations St.; Mrs. ’Wilma Bogar, Over- cess while congratulations and dispasail area off Olcott them minor grass and brush Into ..tunnels. The air is heated stretches to the north of Saigon, ia s faded In recent years. Many brook Dr., ’Veimoii; Mrs. H el«i best wishes were more person- g(- night and toe leaping blazes, were extinguished re Purchasing by a power generator working The American effort has result- feel that If the summit can show Oarrbll, Hartfoird; Mrs. Golda Public Records ally given to Liguori, who then fi,,mes were visible over a wide cently by Town and 8th Dis- off a battery, and forced Into a ed in 621 Viet Cong rallying to that fresh eMorts for progress In CurtiBS, 14 Avon S t; Michaal left the meeting 9:30 trict Fire Departments, fire of Building Permits ahoa. It broke out about • Helps cut cost of heat and tunnel entrance. the government side In southern the hemisphere are being made, Davis Jr., 218 School St.; Da Budget Review ficials reported today. Frederick Annulll for Michael p.m. air conditioning in your Obs technique is to remove Blnh Duong since May last toe Communist Influence will vid Dixon, 375 Summit S t; The board started its review One false alarm at 2:56 p.m. Massaro, commercial alterations Five employes of toe Town „ r i j __, home. Insulates in winter, Datches of jungle that have bar- yeax, ZSp taken prisoner and 851 still further. Mrs, Carol Francis, RFD 4, of the entire budget at 9:50 Viet guerriUas, base WUed. Sphweltzer says "we The chiefs of state are expect- at 331 Center St., $3,000. a a -M V, a a a Highway Department were out cooler in summer. Rockville; Henry Grzejka, Tol and by n p m^ had decided it operating machines Nike Circle, was reported by aafl. arms caches for l»ve boiiht under government ed to launch a Latln-Amerlcan land!. Thomas Humphiey, 99 Warrantee Deeds could, give all but two sections mi ^ to,n of toe tb^ veais “Rome plows” with huge control 36,000 people.” A total of common market and adopt oto- ^Udge S t; Mrs. Fanny Johnson, Hugh F. Black Jr. and Josiane ♦ It,'\ -It t , dumping fill on top of toe fijemen. • Fire and w ither resistant. to the office girls to re-type In according to ™® fallowing fires were re- hbbdes amt can dear 10 about 280,00() ^leopl* ; » » be- er development measures, Brookfield Rd., Bolton; Mrs. E. Black to Frank N. Scott and Linda H. Scott, property at 133 more or lew final form fpr a TMrebk, director*r^to"r"^'°tihe of toe - Ported . by - 8th District firemen: • Eliminates maintenance and acres a dayTandlxffldozers, Beved In tiie region, ani most of “Progr^ In Lato Ameri^ ' Margaieit Koths, Stons; Mrs. LIFETIME CUARANTEE have carved out huge patches of toem are under Viet Cong doml- 1^ something the Com m ^sts Saeenor McOombe, Storrs; Cooper Hill St. meeting with the board of fl- ^own HighwaV Depiirtment. Tuesday, at 3:26 p.m., repair problems. ■Georg« Parks, Andover; Dante Eva M. Johnson and Norma nance Wednesday. Last ylair similarly the town grass fire on Cushman Dr.; IN WRITING jungle north of Sa^T nation. «nnot d«ord, said one observ- Pedembnbe, 769 O ntar St.; V. Johnson to Frances K. Smith. At lUs regular meeting Mon- burned, sending flames 12:37 p.m. yesterday, grass fire Now you eon save os never FROM THE MANUFACTURER Schweitzer said the “ hot air” The policy of grinding down »r. Sharon Sparry, West Willing- property at M Raymond Rd. day the board will go over the jjigh into toe air. Tureck said at 27 Homestead St.; before on the finest qual technique Is aJM>Ue4 gradually the jungle and probing every “ Poverty and i^ e s t .ton; Hmeet Stafford, 71 Broad Maurice E. Swenson and agreements between it ^^e trash Is smouldering under Fires fought by town fire to tm m ^ where Viet Cong are tunnel will drive put toe Viet t h ^ best hope for stre n ^ .” ’St.; Mt». Mary Wiley, 79 Niles Jeanette J. Swenson to 'Virginia and^^the clerical and custodial t^e heaps all tile time, but men: ity Aluminum Siding. Our beUevodhldtog. The tunnd.ln- race and for aU, • Dr.; EUyn Williams, 81 B^urm- H. Salisbuiy, property on Port- staffs, already discussed In ex- breaks out occasionally. "We Tuesday, 3:36 p.m., graiss fire warehouses ore bulging NO DOWN PAYMENT! a n warned by loud- Schweitzer beUeves. , of the Com m ui^- c o i n e d Bring T o Qranto Brtog To Grwsts snaaktf ^ cpmpanlOn pn^^am to the student federatlbn roughed Up Brlng' SVt Gmnta Bring To Grants Bring To Grants :s t e ^ UaikB, W a p p l^ ; Charles er St. ecutive session, and teachers’ don’t have too many, and we at 436 Hartford Rd. with overstocked eotors Yesterday: 12:39 p.m. g;rass LOW DANK TERMS! ’toe Mowem begin. Ohe Junxto destrucUon Is the farm- a team c t . ^ Wpjnarowlcz, Oommunity Rd., Qultclajm Deed negotiations, which do not this don’t want any,” he said. “It’s 1906! . Wapping. ___ Camille A. Nadeau to Olive year include salaries. expensive to put them out.”- fire, 140 Pearl St.; 12:45 p.m., ond our winter prices ore lo u to ^ ^ oontlnus^towtlng «nX o t uewlands, with U.S. aid. Wednesday Uigto w ar the timei change— and so does Grants— ^but our tasic policy of BIG VALUES has not changed since BIRTHS YHBTERDAT: A F. Nadeau, four parcels on Also up for discussion Mon- pm was hauled from the town grass fire under bridge at Park how in effect. LIMITED OF^ER tiieWetOoM to leave toe tun- As the bulldozers move out Viet- town campus of the University daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil Grandview St., Hartland Rd., ^ay will be leased classrooms, stockpile all night to put on top St.; 12:58 p.m., brush fire at nela as the temperature rises. namese refugees move In, first of Montevideo. Caught In toe at- Hurry! This offer will not EventuaUv blasts of 1,000 do- of all gathering up too firewood, tack were Americans Bert liam FhiUand, GUostonbury; a and Oak St. These will be a separate appro- of the bumtog area, Tureck rear of Williams Oil d o . ; 3:41 G. A. RIHER MANCHESTER 900 to Mr. and Mirs. Stephen Marriage License prlatlon for the town to con- said. p.m., grass fire on Broad St.; bo repeated when these g i S s ^ t o r e o S into the tan- and then staking out the land Qutot, M ^ BtasetU ^ BUI Chara*-ll',,,No meiwy dows n to’^ farma McLaughlin; Juer^en Neu- w . PARKADE ' MarahaUf 15 (toeiee Dr. John Frederick Conrad of aider. Waddell said It would be A state ordinance prohibits 3:61 p.m., grass flrA at 143 ore gene. Don't miss this GALL Vf 7l 4 I #'ll f ir,< I Tf^ ^.Tf DISCHARGED TUESDAY: -East Granby and Carol Ann a “mistake” to put money for toe burning of trash, he said, Summit St.; 5:33 p.m., brush ” -ibmial rate” can explore toe "Our part of this Job Is next to mann, a German; Vito once in o lifetime oppor afterward because the ftoal i*aaa,” Xoliweitzer Mougco, an ItaBm, and Her J. SuUivan, 9 Eifisem R d.; Chace of 138 Cooper St., April the rented facilities In the though ait one time it was per- and grass fire on Grandview St. NOW tMiIa A. Michaud, HuUard Dr., 22 at Zion Evangelical Lutheran school’s operating budget, be- mitted aa a way to dispose of Today: 12:48 a.m., paper tunity. 6 4 4 - 1 4 6 1 : tbpy qufaUUy. Whan msm Is Raid. man Oorroa, • Ot^taan* j \laiiM i; U a . Hannah Dahlmm, Churcb. cause it would “ tend to inflate trash. towel fire at 56 Eldridge Rd.
f \ i Utbed a, ofaartar iqemberahip tion DofiarbtteM b u oTCer^ Smttb; David Biancfaard; Ste already a month ahead of her Josephine’s Lands OpcMi Chfinges, .Officers Picked itoHr-ST t^aas anthualaata, both space, • ( - phan Head; .BYed BaJuT; Joba twin brother the day they are learners and proreastotuaB. OtfaMT oitetoera otodted wore CaMfc; David Chuck; OoraM born. UntU age 18 or 20 her FORD DE FRANCE, MSf^ Teen-agers Improve Image DeLong-Smith By Chw Club Though oherter ntombership Lloyd Chietatoon o f IM B lin Smnh; Ronald Howley; DonsM bodily systems will be more ad Unique — The plantatioa m ^ 1 Participate li closed, -persona taterseted in S t, toumamant dh^sotor; trooe. 'Robb; Bob Bobwon and Pater vanced than his. which Napoleon’s empress, Je* Tba htoaohMter Gbkw dub Joining’ may oontaot kay mem urer, Marie StskalB, and seo- EttaTurak- f sepblne, was born is an attrao- By Startmg Gvic Project In W W ^P^ade SERVICI IS OUR BUSINESS tkm for visitors here. Although From Qtaetonbuiy: R eno eUctied oefloera ladt nIgSM. Nor ber. 'n w ugta several local units [Walk-ins, Freezers. And the teen-agers have dohe trucks with a variety of trash. bad previously indicated they K themselves to improve their iiiey worked in the first week SERVICE SALE^ DESIGN • installation 1 image in this small city — and of August, the hottest week of would take pari the state legion declined to do so leist week. build up civic pride hy getting the year, in three-hour shifts. . I CONTRACT MAINTENANCE | involved In civic afiairs. ■yhe city aldermen showed Dempsey said Wednesday The teen-agers caH it '"nie their gratitude for the two acres night that the Joint participa Teen Betterment Obmmlttee.” of park land by throwing a tion “ will assure that this year’s So far the results have includ- gwlm party lor thp teen-agers. Loyalty Day observance wfll N. E. MECHANICAL SERVICES. Inc ed a partly reclaimed municipal Then the aldermen and the truly be a united display of PHONE 643-7257 park, a growing manpower pool other Lawrence adults sat back pride in American ideals of free of some of the best workers in to see what the committee dom and independence.” the dty, reduced vandalism and would do next. more ideas for projects than the d ty knows bow to handle- John Watson, 17, president of How do you explain it? "Tou the committee, said, “ We got don’t,” add Francis X. O’Con the feeling that the adults were nell of the State Division of skeptical about us. ’They figured Bmployment Security. "You’re this was a one-time project. You Just thankful for it.’’ know, teen-agers couldn’t stay with anything productive for O’Cbnnell is involved in the very long.” committee’s current project, finding Jobe for teen-agers. He ’The first test came when the has h elp^ place 30 boys and 10 city moved benches and play- m girls in p ^ ^ m e Jobs and so ground equipment into the re- far he says "aiey’re working claimed secUon of the park, out just great.” *Vandals struck almost imme- “ We’re looking for things that diately, smashed some benches might go wrong, too,” he added, and. threw trash around the "Because teen-agers organized grounds. ON RCA VICTOR to find Jobs for teen-agers is a "Some of the boys went out to new idea, and if there are any the park at night and waited for -y looidioles we want to find them, these guys to come back,” Wat- “ But I tell you these kids son said, "and when they did don’t know how to quit. And, of "the situation was taken care courae, they’re filling a real kviO’Brien ,per but for what must be the most paused before, Ms ttms to ' reveal ‘nature’s efforts of the technicians, Hairdressing, Hartford. Mr. De etar-studdi^, highest-paid pick- One Mttle old lady, who said spring oedora, hut Oonnectiicut’s Rounding out the issue are the formed the ceremony. Mrs. Long is a gfraduate of Manches Ralph Maccarone was organist. et lines ever. the had come to New York by faahton todustiy introduced its cream of the month’s news and ter High School, and is serving There was tor instance, John train Just to see the TV stars, own ebadeS for spring before events, plus a report on how the Bouquets of gladioli and pom with the U.S. Navy. pons were on the altar. Daly, son-in-law of the U.S. took one look at the NBC picket the snows receded. Ooimecticut towns are paying for their chil- chief Justice and erudite moder- Une and cried, "Why, I don’t life Miagazine for April, includ- dren'is education. The bride was given in mar riage by her' father. She wore ator of the CBS panel show know one of them!” eid in Saturday’s Herald, takes ------^ ^ — Charter Unit "What’s M y tone?” Wednesday, the pickets were a full-length gown 'of white a fashion tour through the state Around and around the CBS counter-picketed by Lillian MIU- satin and venise lace, designed end finds smart and sensible 1^8. Harrison Meets Tonight ' bullding he went, his back and er, 69, who has become a sort Of with scooped neckline, A-line oAternatives to the miniskirt. chest emblazoned with black personality in her own right, skirt and detachable train. Her Manchester’s Charter Revi- Dwarf While Republioans were mak Heads ‘Y’ Club and red letters proclaiming, frequently attending TV broad- waist-length veil of silk illusion sionCommission will conduct its ing gains elsewhere in the na "CBS Unfair to AFTRA” . (the casts. was arranged from a cabbage regular monthly meeting to FRUIT tion, the Ommeottout G<)P man Mrs. Al'bert B. -Harrison of 106 American Federation of Televi- "Unfait to Devoted Studio aged to roll up a $464,000 de- Hawthorne St. was elected pres- rose headpiece, and she car night at 8 in the Probate Court room of the Municipal Building. TREES Sion and Radio Artists). Audiences,” Mrs. MUler’s sign floit in lost Novemiber’s dlsas- ident of the International CTuh ried a cascade bouquet of roses He stopped to sign autographs read. Its last session was, a public RCA VICTOR trous ^lecttons. But one winner o f the Manchester YWCA at a and carnations. smd .chat with admirers, and ______ZMw.im-rietur* lM*tyb4 hearing last ’Thursday, when XBOoqTiivpIctinr emerged —>yenmg Oongressman recent meeting at the Commun- Miss Diane ’Trembley of (ila's- proposed electrically heated ______^______seven town electors showed up Tbomos MeskiU of New Biitoin. ity y . tonbury was maid of honor. She picket signs for -winter strikes. C O L O R T V . wore a full-length A-llne gown and spoke on a variety of sub RCA Victor l i s i d When the party recently shrug- Also elected were Mrs. Jo- When one young woman de Tolland County RCA Victor j^&u> if s t d • Powerful 25,000-volt Color chassis , ged off its o U 'JeadeiW ^, Me- seph Mandeville, membership of gold and yellow satin wito jects, some of which were rec- manded, “ Who are you,” he Red McIntosh or DeHcdous • Rectangular RCA H i-Lit e Color Tuba skUl’s campaign manager was chairman, and Mrs. Paul Schen- matching headpiece, and* stie pmmended charter changes, zepUed: "Walter Cnmkite.” C O L O R T V apple, yellow Delicious, Bart Superior Court e O L O R T V •Super-powerful New Vista VHP, Solid State UHF given the reins. Oonnecticut Jury trial Tuesday in a crlm- •One-set VHP fine tuning, stay-set volume control •Two 6* oval duo-cone speakers most daily reports of UnidenU- day of each month at 8 p.m. carried cascade bouquets of Ivy ETV PERMIT SOUGHT Ms strike placards at least once Inal session of Superior Court magnetic distortions fied Fiying Objects. Connecticut at the Oommimity Y, 79 N. Main and bronze flowers. .WASHING'rON (AP)—Approv- and was so mobbed by screech- Breneman waa arrested by life talked, to the spotters and St. and is open to all Manches Stewart Lewie of Manchester al of an application for a permit teg fans that he may have had Vernon police Jan. IS on a com- Spring $ conies their descriptions of the ter women bom outside the served as best man. Ushers to Connecticut Educational Tel- aeoond thoughts about showing plaint Spring Spring elusive craft they have seen. United States. Those desiring were Bruce Smith of Manches- evision Oorp. in Bridgeport, for up again. Marcel P. Falcon, 26, of 106 Special Special Special OL site in on a meeting of ded- more information may contact ter, and Charles Avery of Wap- an educational television station The striking Cronkite, Brink- Orchard St„ EJUlngliDn pleaded *547 G4 4 toated state amateurs who de- Mrs. Harrison, the Community ping. on Channel 49 was announced ley and Jennings, and many of guilty to theft of motor vo- vote their p*urt-time enttiusiaam y or the Bast Branch YWCA, Mrs. Smith wore a pink dress by the Communications Commis- thelr companions, earn annual hicle. His case was continued DECORATOR LOWBOY COLONIAL CHARM SWIVEL COLOK TV to uniBwelllng thq myrtery of Manchester Shopping, Parkade. with matching accessories. The slon Wednesday. salaries well into six figures, by judge Joseph E. Klau for the saucers. They walked off their Joba for pre-sentence investigation, Back In 1841 the Oonnecticut ; * some 100 members of their 18,- Th^ case o f Jamee H. Bar- legislature inadvertantiy caused 000-member union who make charged with two counts the creation o f the modern sport around $300 a week. breaking and entering with c f bowling. Now the game gross Pedestrian traffic on any ride criminal Intent and two coimts es, more than aU iqiectator of the street where the star- larceny, was transferred to sports oonyMned. to its rsgular pickets march has been about windham Coimty. buatoeas feature, OL for A]gU three times as heavy as the visits the pbsb pleasure pekfoes crowds on the other ride, -with where state citizena become strollers either stopping for au weekend stars. LT.WOOD tographs and snapshots or peer- * »r r At the state’s technical In- ing over sun glasses for quick . F ttm tC lr B iVcf IftCOtTlG atitube in Norwalk a crusadbig glimpses. •WASHmOTON Realized teacher has been adding culture LOCKER PUINT and MEAT MORKH Police Usually assigned to groes farm taotsho eKOse:^ M8 to the currlctikun. A sample of keep pickets walking are ab- bShlina last yBar,.''by far the Us residts appears on CL’s cov- FRESH MEATS — RCTAIL D«>ARTMENT sent, and the star-pickets stop highest' figure on record. Realte- ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRtSHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED — often to aflx their names to ed not farm income pushed over w a r n s " scraps of paper. One agent has $16 billion — up $2 bi-Hion over SiSMi:ta.iMmi NOT PRE-PACKAGED m even sent out press notices on 1965. In 1966 the average Amer- when Ms dlent would picket. lean farmer’s net income reach- RCA VICTOR Agt&F&fof ■ One fan planted hdmsitt in ed $4,900, up 16 per cent over front of R u ^ Downs, host of 1966 and the highest ever. RCAVlfiTORMtyJ&to' RCA VICTOR AUTHORIZI* «fAU* PENOBSCOT FANCY I- COLOR TV C O L O R T V •Powerful 25,0(X)4fottCoiorciMtti« \ C O L O R T V AUTOMOTIVE - • Powerful 25,6o6-voIt Color chassis • Ractangular.RCA H i-U n Color Tidie • PowerM 25JX)Ovott Color dwsste •Rectangular RCA Hi-LrrE Color Tube •SuperiMwerfia Newyista VHF, Solid State UHF • Rectengular RCA HHIFE Color Tube Friday,^ A p ril 7 " (sSupM^powerfui New Vista VHF,.Solid Stats UHF tu n e rs •Super-poweiMNew Vlate VHF. Solid SlateIMP Help Wanted ') 'tuners *■ ' . •New RCA eoHd Integrated dicultperfotm e key tuners LAST CHANCE FOR •AutotinaSe Color Purifier ^cancels" magnetism PM sound functions y •Automatic Color Purifier "canceU" ansneSsm Doe to exponrioB to our •tinis-setVHFflne|imlng,sta^tvoIumecontrol •One-set VHFfinetunliW ietay’M t volume control • One-set VHF fine tuning, stay«et volume conjid growing VW dealership, we CHICKENS 37 fii/i to 4 Lbe.—^To Fry, BroU or Roaat •Depmdable RCA aolld copper drculte •CJependabto i ^ solid copper cheufte need tiw foUotfdng peraonn^: •OepsiUtable RCA iolkt c o j^ circuits ARMCHAIR ADVENTURERS SALESMAN ■ EXTRA LEAN—FRESm^Y'GROUND' Spring Spring Spring TOBIN’S SLICED 1 NOT PRE-PACKAGED MECHANICS Special * 5 8 8 Special *644 Special BACON Lb. 69c 1 Chuek Ground n,. 79° The 1966-1967 Audubon i- • BUDGET UP TG 3 YEARS MECHANIC TERMS: # 3d DAYS CASH # 3 0 ^ 9 0 DAYS CASH PLAN • WUdlif^' FHm Leefur'es TRAINEES Mechanics U.S.DJV. CHOICi^WBSTERN STEER BEEF ) ' r jlbtiod. Adiwfod, D«lbiarad.^^$arvleod.By OtR Owe CAR NAISHERS . FAMOUS POM liM n C i SINCE 193r HINDQUARTERS % HAC$ IN THE sur ------;rv: " 'u ...... i------— ilAINTENANGE NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR GUSTOM CUTTING ' PACKAGING AND SHARP FREEZING Doris Boyd Your Conn. Charge Card Honored With This Order Ekedknf wGikliig to ih INFORMATIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOR dM ow. |mM voearton, Wg rant coM sforoM loelinrs for your froiwn meot^'tmd voqotobloc YOUNG AND OLP .^ULTS ^ ^ imHraRCG. onifomit. for. os little os $1,219 o month. The locked holds about 2S0i pounds^i^. Apply moot. Compart this deal bofora you buy o hento fraoior. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL •VRON M inus AUbITORIUM-e P.Mv k 130 CENTER STREET OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 IF YOU UKC THE BeST GIVE US A TEST v ADUL-rS $1.2S. SIUDENTSTfc TED TRUOON 51 BISSBl ST. RfiAR OF ICE PLANT 643^9424 • V A:«t i Spopsorad by Jayeata A LhIe Jimlor Mmohiii PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE ^ f'i'. a ■ .'L T- ’J’; 1 ’ .
PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINt; m^RALD/MANGHESTER/ CONN:, THTJESOAY,'APRIL «; i9W Section. Two 'THU^AY^-^RIL 6,-196^ ' lEm ittg THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1967 * Pages IS ta t baaquet arrAhg;emeht8 Indludes say that revenua.fimn .mati o<- ules. The deqpwrti&ant ootaUlen Coventliy Mrs. Richard.Breen, Mrs. Dud- 9 Railroads Fined $127,500 teti means the dUfermce be- a taraln" late wtaen it W 16 or X FREE Verguson, Mrs. Alan Rush, tween ptvflt and;loae in ^ e r ^ iMtte m iiqjuteat^^ Mi^.‘ . wUlam Watrbus, Mrs. eratlon ot mna* paaishger w ^tlia BwlingtMt oaee, the RELIVERY College llM o f High Ticket Sales for G)rp8 Ball Herman “Jake” Leboyt, Mrs. For Ddaying; Mall_ Delivery tiblns. , Oilttei) riotfaed the line Feb.' Francis Murphy and Mrs. Nor- 'Biit the Host" bntee says the 10 that Ita'trmtiw tyid beenanlv- MttRVROROj xts'Varbell. ■ ' WASHINGTON I (AP) -- The how 'the current flaise compare rallruhds have'dfacontlhued pea- ta r Mte ^or eevaral months and Costs $20,000 Study Photos Climb Past Half-way Mark Tryouts for the Little League Post omce Department has .vdth thofae imposed in past senger tratas, leaythf it no ,al-: that K the re«ord did not Irh'' fined nine railroads $127,500’ years because untll Jan. 1; the ternaUve b^it to use MftaMy inbva within the next, four PreUfntaary study indicates gym anl pool-It also hag Hi More than half of the avali- The program is the second bkSebaU prograni will be held n. 1,- charging them raihroads Were fined by regional t^Meportattdn. ,for .-meii. The, weeks, a fine would bS imjwsed. More than nair or me exchange, the first at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Plains since Jan. la yrar*s uiw of Manchester own office. able tickets have been sold for ^ to Athletic Field..Boys attending w*th delajdngying the maiis, it was Offices and _ r ^ r d s were iv k ’,d ep M ^eh t c h h ^ is 'that ^ The depertaneht then made a |}figb School by "the Manches- Some costs for mataftonsnos the second annual Fifes and last month when li are to bring their oWn gloves!, learned today. eqaefl have eiirvey, wMoh ehowed that 21 of X- .. . and mfaoellaneous suppEtas Drums Ball April'15 at .Ray’s performed there in addition to The Whirlaways Square The fines range from $2,600 n w fa h ^ aMcM the ni to rmicYa 6$ iBuNini^toh trains oairytaf. ter Community College fa cos^- „ata to be flg u ^ aftd.bave not Roller Rink on Lake St. being dinner guests in the homes Dance Club will have the first against the Chicago & Elastem eheadtiVlarteiw. mail from t r a ^ . “ ^ ■ lanulUeriiyed nf late an average , 'ncitets at $10 a couple are lighted by many different types The club will have its quar- SaU April R / wWch is scrutinizing actual plant and ti»at “Oie taforniql a # available from Boyington, at of music and sounds and will terly meeting; at 6:30 pm . Sun- department decided to “take a passenger train service' has ;cq, $5,000,'and Southsht pacific, ; , , _ co|sts of joint use of the high, rangementa that have axtotsd closer look at train schedules’^ been the Hault of the Post Office. $25,000. 17 P1BABI8 W NE$V ZEAI,iAiND •iSO a-m. to 12 Noon Bodreau’s television store and be climaxed by having each di- day in the center. ^ \ school by the college, presented during the past years of opdlr Coventirr Cleaners in the south rector conduct the other band. in an effort to find out whether The railrokds efaa^e that the ’The department.. has the pow- WEW^GTON — New iZe^:: In 'The fednoatloh Bldg. fibres showing costs have a'ticn are not adequate to miiiFl ,end of town and at Stevie’s On the local band’s program Mamdieeter Evening Herald late arriving passenger trains Poet Office’'haa ,bse/i diverting er to ImpodS fines agsdnat rail- land hafli .inounfains over OfHwOhn b^n estimated at $20,054, mlze the stress and strata. . ."j package store and Vinton’s will be “Day of Glory” by John Coventry correspondent, F. were slowing mail1 deliveries. mall mall fromfrom thetoe treH^tndii^ andand trans-trans- roads roads whenwhen maUmaU carryingcarrying trainstrains 10:000 10;(^ feattt/et tall. ts^. All All axt axa; lala the t br^en ^wn as follows: determine areas <| general store in the north end Cacavas; “Chester”, arrange- Paoliiie Little, tel. 742-6231. The official was unable to say feping it m tru o to l* ^e lines, 'do not meet, thslr^poatajl ached- Alpa, rsjpoife ,^stodlalla^r (three ras- specif lo of town. All table reserva:tions ment by Tolmage; “A Peacock’s 'IW' X ' tOdlans), $12,600; heat, $1,000, courses of action expected from and electricity, $6,454. must be made with Boyington. Fancy’’, by Eric Osterling; “A iV’:!:;* the dtfferent persorthel of aB ’Tickets include light refresh- Study in Lavender”, another Os- ’The cost analysis is being, umts using the Manchester ments and soft drinks. terling composition with Donald I*, undertaken by the board com-' High School, Rogera reported Paul Landerman’s Orchestra Bissett featured on the trum- mittee in "advance of negotiar he has created an admlnfatn^ ;wUI play for dancifig during pet; “Great Gate of Kiev”, : r- ting a new lease for the tive advisory council comprised the seml-formal program. ’The rangement by Eymann; “Tan- ' ;vV,v> ■ ■ school's use by 'the college, of personnel from both the oo!* ball queen will be announced gotoon” , by John Klnyon to bo MCC has conducted late after- jegc and the high school, and crowned about 9:45 p.m. directed by the Wolcott band di- noon and evening classes at He said the group will meet and her three-member court an- rector; “Porgy and Bess’’ by ■, s MHS since Its organization as regularly ■bo establish a sot of nounced. ’The local Nathan George Gershwin, featuring Bis- .m independent two-year col- formal guidelines and operating Hale Ancient Fife and Drum sett on the trumpet again, and lege under Board of Education procedures for use of the build* Corps will play about 10:30. Maurice Isserman, on the clar- jurisdiction in 1963. hig. /■ ■The dance beg^ins at 9. inet. In 1965 the board turned the Among the recommendations Queen finalists are Teni The visiting band’s program college over, to the new state in eight separate categories be* Carpenter, Donna Linderson, follows: “Work Song”, by Ad- system of community colleges tag made by Rogers fa one to Sherry Lowrie and Barbara derley Brown; “Bugler’s Holi- and granted a five-year lease ^ Schmidt They will be enter- day”, LeRoy Anderson, featur- ATTY. ARNOLD KLAU Frafik LupieiiigiVes ^alk,talk'll Tovvn Manager,WeT|s%’ budget oii individual payments. a t ty . Ch a r l e s M O L um ' which required the college to tag to a “reasonable capacity,*? . tained from 7 to 9 p.m. Satur- ing a trumpet trio of Robert pay only custodial and' tele “With each additional enroll day at the home of Mr. and Peterson, Vincent D’Amelio, phone charges, as determined ment of 100 students ta the com ‘Mrs. William A. Smith on and Christopher Valerio; “Cha- David Caron, new president over the budget and to speak by the business office' of- the jwoods Lane, When they will be conne” by Gustave Holst; “The of the Manchester YR (Young against it,” she said. board. munity college, the related prob lems concerning dual use will Im judged on the basis of person- Band”, by Meridith Wilson, with Republicans) Club, was applaud “Just where are we supposed to get the money for those Phelon said the $20,054 costs sharply compounded,” he said! . ^ality, beauty and poise. local Selina conducting; Gold- ed when he questioned the need figure did not include the rent j Zolton “Zeke” Feuerman will finger’’, arrangement by Amo- for an $8,000 assistant town exorbitant raises being given He noted th at 650 additional to be paid by the college fof students in the Manchester be master .of ceremonies at the roso, featuring Peterson on the planner, “And the 52 per cent to town employes?" she asked. the current year, which has -ball, which will benefit the fifes trumpet, and “Music Man,’’ ar- budget increase'in Planning and Former Town Director Rob Aditit Education and Basie been . estimated at $4,500. In Adult Education programs, and drums, the Public Health rangement by Reed. Zoning.” ert Stone told the board, “I 1065-66—the first year of the Nursing Association and the Legion IJnits to Meet Concern ’’Cut out the $8,000 Item, he you keep oiv tax rate sponsored by the town, are alito lease—it paid $3,134, which was . Coventry Student Loan Fund, Green - Chobot - Richardson By SOL R. COHEN budget recommend ' 'Lupidn gave a ■ blackboard' urged. as far down as you possibly currently using the building. turned over to the town's Gen Because of coiffuslcm resulir f The steering committee in Post 52, American Legion, and By all cothparisons with criticized for requj He scored a request In the can, and 1 wish you luck with eral Fund, according, to pro 'charge of arrangements is com- its auxiliary meet at 8 p.m. hearings of previous yesirs, irfanner -* Health ' Department budgret for it.” visions ta the charter, hh r»* tag during the time after tho high school day ends at 3:10 ; prised of Bertron A. Hunt, April 12 in the Legion home. last night’s public: heiuring )y- -assistant Building Code in “Manchester- really does get ported. I chairman; Mrs. G. Richeird Mes- Auxiliary members Mrs. The principal spector at $5,954- annually. a good .return for its money, p.m. and before college classra on the general manager s hold the General hdifittevrieti"?^“Who' are nqt.fic^ 1'*'^ mUttiix drop, not 2.6 mill. He drew- 4 laugh when he “It appears on. the curfent begin a t 3:30, Rogers recom ;sier, secretary: Feuerman, Rob- Elizabeth Rychling, Mrs Mil- and we ' should all appreciate lease that the college’s cost to recommended budgets was I'o^'yi^Sa’ . Jag 5mriderecL'‘j:. v; - m th® manager Recommends.” said, “But, I notice Weiss didn’t mends tljat the college stari^ fert Garrepy, Jphn Lacek and dred Korber and Mrs. Elizabeth to 38 mills, 2 mills y .. . ,. the services we are getting the Board of Elducation is more ‘Mrs. James Zuccardy. Donald Lacek, wiU attend an American a quiet, orderly, suodued recommendation, vrifa. mkiqe^ 1.0 by ' i qondii^«a.‘.^th(»nd(^ the i^eia,' ' Hef Wattied against spending approve the request” -*. .on non ^ ttal® ^ ™<>Ved Up to 4 p.m. .here,’’’ he added. than $20,000, and that the cost - other recommendations relata 'S . Davis Is treasurer of the Legion Auxiliary leadership ana, sometimes, dull ses several speakers, ' ' ilw.,of the towi ’iwbifoy for data processing, “im- Ballila P^anl scoffed at the He said,- “We can only' at Wefas’ 40-m:9l i ^'■they have not .lea®- we taii show a $2 saving maintenance items .ln the school Is coming directly - out of the to easing parking and matatch I project. workshop Saturday and Sunday sion. 4|tke'covuldAr tract Industry . by doing the board’s budget,” Phelon said. ^ Subcommittees include Mrs. g,t .the legion home In Stafford But, the concern expressed Uon fa for a IriAmrd $Xp,;‘.;,.Vacely^.itb. (ialth oc ybu will for every dollar-speht.” .liudgeti f . , _ things in town that must be nance, problems, tightening In addition to pinpointing building security and lessening jRobw t Moriarty, chairman, ad- Springs. This program is open by the 23 persons who spoke. 994,115 Generi|ii| Fund Budget,.Uia uiPta.’.dtlzabs to join 'H ' - • ' tifeboob and 'urged, "Don’t leit ’‘I^ e. school buildings in this Charles J. Morrison charged, same rooms. with work of the unity. Any “We are getting further and procedure can be worked out to rn _ , a. , , »* ‘Robert li. Helms, Mrs. Horry member interested in attend ter people are defini.ily wor revenue from ppr^i^'XWOap: rp p ^ ItokOap: Xtfar.Xtty. BhU'wasBhfea'was permuted'topermitted „ tt*® of education get town are a'* disgr,fU:e, and yet make the money returnable to long-term clean^ * A. Jackson, Lionel G, Jean, Mrs. ried about the future. $1,055,768, or 13.T>. i»er .cmt, although the town char- away with it, they get the money,” he further away from attracting ing with the group may industry. When taxes rise, in the school budget m^ten^ce easier, tha ‘ Lace“k“;t h;7hom;' The session, at IlUjg Junior more than this ydar. . ' ’ that public hearing He drew more applause when charged. A J. A a u iVo A-i- -PHneipal fa iwgtag that the hl^ jCrt G. Upton and Mrs. Ray- High School, attracted ap Of the 23 persons who spokk- p{u.ffatobnts must be. taxpayers insisted, “Let the superin- "Cut the school budget and dustry isn’t interested.” According to School'Superln- school and coUege vacatlM on South St. He asked the directors, “Do tendent William Curtis, General •mond Victor. Grangers to Gather proximately 200 persons, about lest night, only one,*“ former or electors, _»s- f- tendent of schools - spend his let the town m ^ ta in the build- schedules be coordinated. Also, fifes and drums group Assistant Town Counsel Arnold He had Also at last time in Manchester, rather than tags,” he urged. sll in your power to keep taxes Manager Robert .Weiss has sug Because of a series of uncei^ Coventry Grange meets at 8 60 of whom were municipal and gested that when final figures on ' with Wesley F. Lewis as gener- school department heads and Klau, supported Wefas’ recom- AT’s budget Mtofteg, when he 8° globe-trotting for publicity . speaking, tataties arid delays ccmcerntag p.m. today in its hall on year' Mrs. Bobteron, In her 30 sec the college’s cost to the board .al chairman of table replace amployes, and about 100 of menda-Uons in total, although uresented the PfinXtOh. Groun. sake.” _ ® V’ said, I am confident the college’s obtaining its own ments; lieo Vigneault, chair Hit. 44A. The three Graces will represented the P6^0jiy,Group, onds, said that she couldn’t pass arc known at the close of the be in charge of the lecturer’s whom were members of the several speakers backed the of which Schendel is'pr^yqent. Main St. businessman Bur that ^the bqard of directors will campus. President Lowe hul man, hall decoraibions, assisted school budget, and others ap do. theJbie$lb,tt can for the peo- up the opportunity to speak and school year, the l»ard requ^ p rcffi^ it^mi^haCa'to con- by members of the. Education P-^am . In charge of refresh- newly-formCd Manchester Prop He charged, "The ton* D. Pearl said, "I appeal to proved of individual items. the businessmen on the board P^*‘” suggested that the General Fund a supplemental budget item for ^ Association of Coventry, Rob- ‘ *1 Raymond Pender erty Owners Protective As almost equivalent to a deKSclC^ budget be cut to, at the most, at least the cost of custodians. sociation (MPOPA.) Atty. Klau said. "It fa a real lectors—this is not thS Cr Sadloski asked more yeara. rent Bankel. Mrs. Ralph M. and Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. istic budget for Manchester’s He scored Weiss for backinj*' 38 mills. Curtis said coUege President ___ ’The speeches ranged in length istdc budget for Manchester’s down ^ his Janua January y%Trecrve directive to .increase taxes. 1 town will show a Bums, Miss Catherine Olm- tomorrow. It will make the pur-.v,pur- riii. of thumb" Carl DAwey, the last speaker Frederick Lowe has aUocated stead, and Mrs. Teressa Wil- . Applications for membership from the 22 minutes taken by vaiadth aAveauO) vi rhte should ' ' that efforts arc of the evening, warned against funds for the custodians ta hte liams; Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. 1" the order should be present- Dr. A, B. Moran to the 30 sec ness available to all its r«i- for a five per cent maximum be it tijfe to see".that the town dependence on state and federal current budget and that “we Injured Cyclist onds needed by Mrs. Leon Bot- budget rise. Trask, co-chairman for the meeting. dents.” tax ‘' regional ta fife. b l^ k and that aid. him. PUNA, refreshments, assisted The Grange Is sponsoring a teron. He -was booed. roundly when “Soon after, ta February,” Leaves Hospital safety program, “Light A ’The orderly tempo >ot last Shea said, “he backed a 40 per governmen4‘>i«“‘*set apart, item by item, and federal taxes,” he said. electrical costs,for the college thrown from hfa motorcyefo on ty project. The date and time who, at the -very start, an Shea reminded the audience Paula Tillinghast, was represented * by three and subtraction in the '•budget c^'arged that Wefas had asked He was another who recom- use of the building, plus a five- b . Middle Tpke., was dfachaxg- Mr. and Mrs. William A. for this will be decided at to- nounced his ground rules. He speakers. Little, its preskjrat; of the old sjsying, “If the camel Smlth, co-chairmen, queen con- morrow’s meeting, gets his foot in the tent, do\.n fignres, Weiss asked her to extravagances, just so that -mended a cut in the Planning page report on problems arfatag ed yesterday from., Majnnin«^ar adhered to them, and the meet former Police Chief Heimen present the complaints in writ credit for cut- "and Zoning budget and he too from the dual use, prepared by Memorial HosipitaL test, assisted by Donald Mrs. Merrill Going, chairman ing never got out of hand. comes the tent.’’ Schendel, . its treasurer;, and ing and promised...... to check...... arid .^tog- drew applause. MHS PrtnClpalPrincipal A. ■pJitimFunrtRaymond mu..aThe man, —....a Gleim rfuv---- Dunaton Jr. Gadapee, and Mrs. James Zuc- the local Grange home eco- He announced that be would Atty. Cornelius Shea ^of Hart- Robert . ^ Brock, executive -vice cardy, end judges, the Rev. nomics committee, has rules answer them. ',.-^^*'8' Joseph Sullivan, the The hoard of ^rectors will Rogers. of Bellevue Dr., had suffered not tolerate any personal ' at ford, who has been retained, as. .PresWent of the /Chamber of She called it “bad-practice” next.speaker? made an emotion- conduct budget workshops. The reports noted that tlM possible head h^uries, a hoe- William E, Beldan Jr., Mrs. for the needlework and dress tacks. If there were any, he its counsel. AU thraa drew Commerce, spoke briefly. He to raise salaries and then to alplea for budget cuts. May '5,' -wUl . adopt budgets and coUege fa now using .59 of the pfiel spokesman had reported, Richard Coughlin, Miss Mar contests it is co-sponsoring with said, the speaker would be heavy applause. brought C of C support for funds garet E. Jacobsem, the Rev. the State Grange. These con In the proposed $3.25,000 Capital add new positions. "This yrarir for the first year, will set the tax rates. school’s 82 classrooms, plus the The mishap occurred -while he warned and, if he persisted, LAtUe criticized the school I Just got. mad enough to go The 1967-68 fiscal year starts library, cafeteria, the smaU «i- was driving east on the tuen- Robert Lynch end the Rev. tests are being conducted tlus would be silenced. Improvements item, backing Robert' C Geagan, co-chair budget, “tacreased every year man of the Manchester'Educa starting Monday night, and, on Jidy 1., ditortum (Room A7) and tfaepike, east of Dele Rd. William H. WUkens. Local po month. Agostinelli warned only two despite a decrease in school en- proposals for an'Oaklarid-Park-' ‘fr lice will be tn charge of park The Bulletin Board speakers in the four-hour ses- rollment,” and "attributed its. er Sts. connector and for a re tional Assbeiation’s negotiating ing, safety and health for the The First Congregational slon —one was Wilber Little, rise to the hJrtng of umteeded aligned Parker St. team, defended the board of affair. Mrs. P. Pauline Little is Church Board of Christian Ed president of the MPOPA, when supplemental teftchere. , \ . Dr. Moran said that he was education budget and said, “It In charge of publicity. ucation meets tomorrow at 7:30 it appeared that he was about He said that Manchester tax- spealtoig for himself, was not is not padded.’’ A meeWg to finalize and re- p.m., instead of 8, at Kingsbury to probe Into Weiss’ salary, and payors have a right to expect associated with any group and ‘-’H we want quality education In Manchester, then we wIH capitulqfe all arr^geinenits will House. working conditions; Ijhe other the superintendent of schools that he had no ax to grind. MANCHESTER be held «t '7:30 p.m. April 12 in , East Central Pomona Grange was Frtink Lupien, when he ’Ho see to it that the toaohera- “I’m'iMt out- to get anyone have to pay for it,” he said. , the Anrierfoan Legion home on meets at 5 p.m. Saturday in hinted that Joel Sirk, a Connec we ha-ve do. a job.’’ anybody’s scalp,’’ he said. “Education fa one of the best* Wall S t Tlie comm]!tteee and Yeoman’s Hall in Columbia, ticut Development Commission He wanted, “If ^thfa spending He spent considerable time re- buys the taxpayer has today,” Btaffs were taviited. , with Manchester entertaining. planner,^______on____ loan to______Manchester,_ conttiiuM/yoilri ijijcreased future viewing town budgets and tax Geagain said. ’Twin Band Concert There will be a supper at 6:30. was spying on Manchester for Itax t^Uyour hair rates from-194'^ to the present “In a day when all profession UBLIC MARKET Coventry High School’s “gold The fifth degree will be confer- the purpose of sAttlng up a re,‘ rtoe charged, ” an .outrageous al people are getting more mon and green ban;], under the di- red at 7:30, wjui inspection by gional government, ;’V W pJAdl^ MPOPA budget and tax rate has been ey,” Geagan said, “ the teach 8 0 3 -805 MAIN STREET rection of Carl J. Salina, ex- John Griswold, general deputy Two main criticisms and onA bA' ^/|wa recommended by the general ers in Manchester are being tends a cordial invitation to the of Eastern Connecticut, principal suggestion were re^J-pbrnM manager for 1967-68.’? very reasonable in their salary requests, and We don't demand public to attend the Coventry The Mothers’ Club meets at peated many times last night.%'-/l^hfi!^) ^ "Per- Affenfion ^ Premier Exchange Concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Nathan Weiss was repeatedly crlticlz- dutjm3ffi(^r^ ‘ 'Tickets for the twin band con- will be fit 7:30 p.m. April 20 at '''And, the Planning and Zoning heads of showing no respect penditures "a good buy.” ' ' concern cert are being sold by the Oov- the Stonehaven in Farmington., CUT ROM TOP m O E CHOICE BEEF entry bandsmen and at the door. Reservations are to be in by chtaiSL^o'rthe Action Com- ’’ hrsaM -.4 t « 6L.- 6U-. saf reconun^nded budget, he saiq^ Admission will be 50 cents for the April 10 club meeting, mlsaton for the Aging and, at chai-ged that much of tha,-. WELL TRIMMED ONE PMCE! each adult and each student. The committee In charge of 28 Its youngest n^ber, made ^ ,„crease has bebn oreair Persnii|6lizeA( “ ed by the hiring of high-priced senior citizens heads and ta new MtiVitlea • ^gjtions ' » ' "Lrt’s make / ’^fc.Sl.W velt Mills salesroom located on Squftrito )p :coqttaua . , Mre. BsCrbara Sanzo spoke r BON^fSS, BON^£SS, CCRO$S R b^ CUTCUf fOkPOI A TASTY FOWL 4^2 to 5 Lbs. tile xroluid floor of the mill it ■ A briefly, questioning feverai of' Eor frying or broiling, large SMatgr ^ self . . . open to the public! Now p lej^d , .'V ut the, brakes qn-thls jj,g minor ttena. ' ' W EW tO O K ' spefcdtag, ibr the retired citizen Robert VonDeck asked for Pot Roast t- you cap shop dlfect at Connecti wdU ^ v e to take a Job to pay jeiay- in initiattag k proposed -'tN- ■ ■ ■ CHICKEN BREASTS U). W c PAUL FlHLLipSv BY REPLACINO ( h r cut’s largest ^manufacturer \if Owner his tax pUI. ,, ■ data procesatag program. He f r e s h l y OROUNiK u s a n name - brand sweaters and ***® said that It vrould be too costly HAMBUIIO ^ lb. 69e 2 lbs. $1.30 CHICKEN LEGS <)Niartei«R ^ Uh 5 9 c IS LINOLEUM TOPS WITH FORMICA ' tor Manchester “to go It alone.” sportswear. Save 40% and more WUPTE SINKiS WITH s t a in l e s s S T E ^ holffthe Itae at mflve per_, c^^ He asked the directors to LEAN, MINUTES FRESH CUT-UP FRYERS *’”* " ““•5 :' 30e on famous brand skirts, shorts, PLASTIC TILE WITH CERAMIO TILE ^ream , jtadhe tat the proposal eliminate‘or table Weiss’ pro- g r o u n d c h u c k lb. 79e 2 lbs. $1.50 'to r an $8,000 ^ t a n t town posed $825,()p0 Capital Imprpve- sweaters and swbnsuits. blea’s LINOLEUM gLOpRS I ^ T ^ NBVr V I ^ ^ ( I, > piranm,... . ■ - merit hudgeti and to copsider ..EXTRA'LEAN-! - ' sport shlrta^ith nationally fa WE SEU MAINIEHANciE ® the separate Items as needed, ROUND GROUND' R > .9 5 e mous labels you’ll recognize, mill f;. I ■' THE PQMMECTICUT .COMPANY huge raise an*l high salary for «and, a t pubHc bearing.” Oor Own Blake, Fine Perit . ; -• .. , -'UdW • • • the town -planner, ^(Joseph Tam- “liie .program seems to- re- VEAL-BEEF-^^PORK No. 79e lb s . $ 1 .5 0 priced at 2.75 (reg. 7.00 retail). MfnIMcFJXIA $ky) w ^ ,1a-not seven a town aemble the same prograta wta®b Ground Twice for a nicemsat loaf Ifolkifi Sousoge. Beg. 98oLb, U . 79c Boesevslt Mills, 216 E. Main fit-, 4 •* ^ VEET — CERAM-YL resident. not acceptable last year," Rockville, Conn. ' Applause greeted his next be saiA Delictbos or Blae Sweet X4fe "Heat ta Serve" Large, Extra Fancy! remarks, “Let him devote hfa h A recommended that the dl- Blae or DeUoloiis . 'SoiBgraoiii SHOP AT: FEItSONALIZED FLOORS full efforta to bis Job in Man- rectors, in the. future, conduct freeh from lb. Apples ong cooler V bag CernedBeef Hasli 3 c m > .$ 1 1 Apples * (OWW MON., TUBS, and SAT. tfll 5:60 Chester, or let hiin terminate separate pubUc hearings on the 'i 1 Noxt to: Lovoly Lady Boouty Sdop hfa, services and be on- hfa school budget’arid on the imhk. om vm w 1HURS.. m mi, 9 p . m . > » ■- »>.' . , 'V,. wa^** nicipal budget, -r /1 .V ' ' ' MANqateSTO;Fi^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER: ^ T^Cb^SDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 PAGE SI PAGE SIXtEE^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL «, 1987
I deduct th«n this year or next SfD4ht StXU H pdyry Special Day year?” , Income Tax ‘Jokes’ ‘Nosr that I ’ve paid my tax, NEW YORK — F6ca4>*t*» • can you teH me where I go to cholee between buytag atodo* Today, the 60th anniver- Inga foa* had bean vary UghMy t - aaiy of World War I, haa sign up for the mederal anti- poverty program scented and l^oalary ,W t“ npeqp- been deilgnaited Veterans'of Tire IRS CoUeetors fum ^ women In a msgltat i»- World War I Day In Con- By HAL BOYLE you're through work far' the ‘SEGRAOATION’ ENDS seoi^ survey wars 8 ^ ,1 m neotiout by Gk>v. John NSW YORK (AP) —Remarks foeir preferenos for tbif ifelantad. Dempsey. day, and you and t cut talk this BOBTON (AP) - Massachu that a federal Income tax ooBep- whole thing over quietly, min to setts it ending segregated vot Asked foe reaaons for foeir In an official statement top gets tired of hearing at ibis man. in a more congenial at> ing Usts. Under a law inaotad Choice, they mantJmwd eolor. released today, Dempeey de> tln a of the year: mofqphere? Naturally, I ’m bln^ recently, male end fomalo vot texture'aitd Shaed, but oat ona claiibd: “With the passage “Well, you can’t get Uood out tag.” ; ing Hsta muat be oonsoUdated. menUoned the peifuma. t , . of years, those with per of a turnip.-” “Who drew iip the govern sonal memories of the daya “Wlwt do you guys do with ment’s tax forau thla yaar— of World War I have dwin all the money you collect—pour Phyllla DMer?” AMCRICA'B i.Aft«BBT PAMILV CUOTMIN® CHAU? dled In number and the it down ratboles?” “Well, here’s my return. Tan ranks of the veterans of “I own a night chib Joint me, where do ttey serve foe that conflict Inevitably are Does that mean I ritoiBd fill out best chow—In foe Atlanta or foe .le a o decreasing . . It is fitting OPIN 'a Joint income tax form.” Leavenworth penHentiary?” 9 t9 9 to honor these veterans of '"Not that I mind supporting ”I Just dropped In fa give you a half century ago.*’ a tq:. If my husband ahouM Hst • m my own government, but why » tf« do I have to help support every as a busineas expense his week government In the whole end stay,at a motel last Jolyy I worid?” think you rirauld know that the CbHamuiiists "Business is business. In my motel Is only two’ mUes from business we give 10 per cent off our house.. .And that He didn’t Assist 200 for cash. Why shouldn’t you stay at the. motel alOne...and I give ine 10 per cent off if I pay wasn’t foe person who was wtfo To Flee Jail cash.” ' , hhn.” • ' (Continued from Page One) "Irrihg, don’t you recongise “Our great dane Helga had me? I used to babysit for you puppies. Since Helga is a watch day was not Immediately when you were a little boy. dog and therefore an employe, I known. The attacks centered on Can’t you take a little off my suppose I should put her down the provincial capital which is tax for old time's sake? After as a business expense.But what aU,'^ who’s looking?” about her puppies? Shenfld I list near the coast and about a doz ‘|Can I list a sponge as a de them separately as dependents, President Woodrow Wilson is shown before Congress 50 years ago when he de en miles north of Hue. There pendent? ‘ I’m speaking of my or lump them all together?” livered his request for a declaration of war against Germany. Congress pass are few U. *S. Marine units in brothSr-in-law. That no-goodnlk “What’s the Interanl Revnue ed the measure after hours of deliberation. (AP Photofax) the immeiBate area.' has been sponging off me ever Service’s motto for ,thia year— since I m arri^ his sister.” "AU your pay for LBJ.’’ The U. S. command in Saigon "It Isn’t the money with ine, I “I double dare you to'try to reported all-weather Jets frohi assure you- It’s the principle of 50 Years Ago the nuclear-powered carrier shoot bolts In this tax return. It the thing.” was filled out by my wife. She Enterprise carried the war deep “You say I owe you $417. I teaches mathematics, and you Into North 'Vietnam Wednesday say you owe me a $312 refund. can’t intimidate her.” with a raid on, the country's Okay, why don’t we just toss a “PUllng out this form gave n Recalls Debate most modem power plant only coin and settle It that way? 20 miles from Hanoi. me such a headache 1 had to What’ll you call—heads or buy a box of aspirin tablets. Do Returning pilots reported the tails?” Communist ground fire was so “■Why don’t you put a tax on Before War Declaration heavy it Ut up the loW'-hanging salt, like they did In the olden clouds and the speedy Jets os times? Go ahead, you won’t WASHmOTON (AP)—Fifty the U. S. Court of dlaims, then a they made their bomb runs. worry me. I’m on a salt-free OHAROE YOUR years ago today the United Texas representative; another The new raids on the Hand- diet.” States entered World War I — Texan, the^late Sen; Tom Oon- "I brought my little daughter PRESCRIPTION called the Cheat War until a nally, then in the House, and Haiphong area paralleled inten the late Albert Johnson, a rep sified ground lighting in the Elsa along. Elsa, say hello to greeiter one came along — and the nice gover’ment fella. Show atqpped toward a in world resentative from Washington. South, and the weekly casualty report showed 194 Americans him the patches on your dress, leadeieMp. Hayden, a captain in the Ari the holes in your shoes, then ask zona National Guard, was made were killed last week, 1,679 On that day, Lyndon B. John- him what he’s trying to do to W aloom a Here con was an 8-year-old in a a major and was commanding were wounded, and allied forces killed 2,373 Communist troops. your poor papa.” Texas hemlet. en infantry battalion at Ft “There’s only one way to spell Lewis, Wash., when discharged. Many of the Americeui casual AT ' ■‘.A* Hubert H. Humphrey, 6, was bureaucrat, and it always winds learning hti ABC’s in Wallace, Chronologically, the steps in ties resulted from intensified the declaration of war were Red mortar attacks, and the up with the same three letters.” PINE PHARMACY 8. D, “Why can4 1 meet you at that these: Red gtmners scored agadn today 664 Center Nt. 649-9814 Bobert F. Kennedy was not little bar down the street after bom until some eight years la April 2—^Wilson, addressing a with a barrage In the Tay Ninh t e . night Joint &enate-House ses Jungles that wounded 38 U.S. But iheie is one man who was sion, asked for the declaration. infantrymen. s'' i in Oongieas when war waa de R was then that he said “the ’The power plant raided was clared April 6, 1917 who is sUU world must be made safe tor the thermaf station at Bac ttmte — Sen. Carl Hayden, D- democracy,” the line most re Giang, rated the newest power Arts. He’U be 90 next faiL membered from that address. station in North Vietnam. It was FOGARTY BROS.. INC. Hayden came bo the Hbuse in More prophetically, he also the seventh time it has been hit 1912 on admisBion of Arizona as said: “Neutrality la no longer since it was cleared for bomb 319 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER a state. He served there untS SEN. OARL, HAYDEN feasible or desirable where the ing by Washington on Feb. 24. Oleoted bo the Senate in 1926. peace of the world is Involved Pilots of the all-weather In Ih a war anoiversery Inter disclosure of a reported German and the freedom of its people. truders said they “walked” view, Hayden recalled long proposal to Mexico that it, Ger We have seen the last of neu their 600-pound bombs ov4r the Summer Schedule houts of debate before the many a i^ Japan join In a war trality in such circumstances.” station and reported target cov Houee passed the war resolution against the United States. Mexi April 3—Sen. Robert M. La- erage excellent despite what 373 bo 50 in the early morning co, It was suggested, would get FoBette, R-Wls., by the technl- one pilot called “a hailstorm of hours of April 6. the states of Texas, Arizona and oallty of invoking Senate rules enemy flak.” Effective April 1 But of aH that was said, Hay New Mexico. and refusing unanimous con The pilots said the antiair- den related, ”1 reniember most Hayden related that with the sent, temponaiily blocked Sen craft defenses picked the incom distinctly ,the r e m a ^ of Jean declaration of war ,he and a ate consideration of the resolu ing planes up early in their HOURS: 8 A.M.-5 P.M. nette Rankin, the lady from number of his House colleaigueS tion for 13 hours and at 11 p.m. bomb runs and held them under Montana.” began to talk about volun passed it 82 to 6. radar-controUed fire through MONDAY thru FRIDAY Miss Rankin, a Republican teering. out. and the first woman elected to "Three members Joined, be April 5—The House began consideration of the resolution. There were no U.S. losses re the House, did not respond until fore (President) Woodrow Wil ported, however. her name bad been called four son Issued an executive order to April 5—After 18 hewrs of de HOURS: 8 A.M.-12 NOON tlmea on the roll call. Then, prohibit any more of us from bate, the House passed it. News close to tears, she stood and Joining,” Hayden continued. papers of the day variously re SPAIN’S OLIVE on. UP SATURDAY said, *T want to stand by my "One of them was Florello L. T H I^ D A Y , APRIL 6, 1967 PAGE EIGHTEEN BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 6,1967 PAGE ----- i.i.i.T. tor or guardlkn, or by the ag ■mm 'M South Windsor Divorce State Amaranth grieved legally liable relative. Few Tickets Wadding NASA Swaps Leaders Violated, Says To Hold Confab Grievance ’The request must also include SWAP RMO^sf On Cfifiirgtj of . a statement of the grievaiKC. THRiFT - Available for : I G^mmissioiier The Order, of Amaranth of NIW» LX New Tfown H^ll Plan id,-.' I. T. ■■ ■" ,Teny - Lavery the fitato at Connecticut will Pdticy Spellied Out . r . LONDON (A4»y ’Ihe Coun erdlgn's! consent to marry. But Vatican Coins Limited 8 BlsseU S t , Easjt CcBtjtar .St. the ket also provides that since have its annual Grand Court We are-nowoeomMig wvtag S NEW YORK (AP) - Fixe tess of Harewood was granted^ VAH CAN CITY—Though Mi Basie Show rV^OAPE RBNN BDT, F la. (AP) Laingley. Reseweb dentor, said he is over 25, he can marry tomoiTow and Saturday at ths HARTFORD (AP)r-Heiv example, restricted or protec Md summer dotUng on c«»- At Siuomit S t ", OommdsBionqr -R obert O. Loiiv- divorce today from Queen.EMta- independent nation, Vatican City Appl*6ved by Council ~ The., q>ace agency ha» bevm m em b en at the board deqiilte royal disapproval after Hartford Hilton Hotel. A ban lations goveftitag who eon ask tive payments. slgnmeat Hovnii Toea. timi . .A limited number o f' Utoeta ¥ ery says a work- slowilown voted abetb’s, first oousln bn the is hmtted by Itaiy in its issu cmuiged toe management lineup virlU tqipear in Washington Men* WEEKEND CASH-AND-CARRY SPECIAL L for today by the AFL-OO Uni- giving a year’s noUoe to the quet with entertainment will be for welfare ^evance hearings individual is dissatlsfirt S a t 12 noon to 5 P.M . Unirs. nw town oouBoU hut niglit about poor servfce and <)totaata- wUl be available at the door be with the department’s applica ance of coins. Only about - $80,- 12 noon to SffiO PJH. of ito ApoUo program Just a few day before toe House subcom- ^ ’formed FlrqmTm's Association is grounds pf his addltery with a Privy Council. held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the eppnwed ptem tor a new town tol and Asoolored water aup- have gone tato effect, tion to him of its conditions of 000 worth of Vatican coins may fore tonight’s Jazs concert by d a ^ before it receives a report mlttee. on NASA oversights. Hie V * "violatloh o f the oaith o f o<- former Australian model’ who Whatever attitude the queen grand billroom. Watch For Onr Dally Th{ State Welfare Department eligtbUlty, for example, work or be put< into circulation yearly, tadL The design to a modified ■ Count Basis and his orchestra . of Ihvestigators on i a fire that suboommittee, headed by R6p. tflce.” bore him a son 2% years ago. takes, Lort Harewpod would Mrs. William J, Morrison of SpeeWa MUed three astronauts and up- (Mta Teague, D-Tex.,.is to start 4a> .Hie. Ekui of Hemwood, who Is 2i7 Summit St., Connecticut explained the ngulattons training requirements. and they must resemble' cur Terslon of the origlinl omitem- j,eid vrtth the UtUltlea Oommto- in Manchester High School’s LoweFy, however, has not Mi-, find It difficult to remarry ta 10o-lS#-28e-8Se-60e set America’s man to the moon hearings on the fire at 9 a.m. 17th In the line o f succession to Grand Royal Matron, will pre W ednesday. -r-AssIstance is discontinued, rent Italian coins,. though toe porary detfgn euhniitted to a sion in Aprfl, 1966, gave every Bailed Auditorium, reports Carnations nounced what acUen he might church because of the church’s Under existing laws, any figure of the reigning Pope ap . and 81J)0 Spoehala tknetaMe. Monday. the throne, did not* defend Uie side at morning and afternoon suspended, modified or remains puMic bearing. indtcattan of a c^uige In ap- Horman Fendell, ticket chair tejke agalnkt firemen who refuse disapproval of. di-vorced persons “aggrieved” welfare recipient It is the first' change since the _ ■•■i ------doz. suit. He has announded that he sessions a t 9 a'.m. and 1:30 unchanged aftrx redetermiqa- pears on one side. m an. to hamUe anything except emer- remarrying. A civil ceremony is coqld request, a “ fair hearing.” CSiangee taxdude a dUferent PK««h end to quality on the ApoUo 1 fire, aiid a apokeamaa/(I SERVE U MONTHS . plans to . marry his mistress, p.m, each day. The parley will tion. Hie benefit performance, OPEN TELE 9 PJM. THURSDAY and FRIDAY I genoles — such as fire alarms considered the most likely solri- Ttie new regidatlon now defines pitch In the roof elevation and P**^ ^ oeople favor- Post tor the Mato St plus a female vocalist, perform i .city' firemen below the rank of tion after a 26-mlnute hearing. tdnr becomes ApoUo spacecraft - dy o f their • three -pons, but the meeting tomorrow to permit recipient would be jponted a ward the needs of an applicant ed a leqs modern design than Legion Hall property, ing Impromptu arrangements m anager. lieutenant, voted the slowdown ’The Judge made no comment, Earl will be allowed tq keep In members to attend the Grand Hearing under the following cir or beneficiary. originally proposed. transfer to subject to the of many of the-numbers for . ^ e National Aeronautics and ■ Wednesday night after-rejecting saying only that he was satis cumstances i contact with tNbm. A financial C ou rt —Any person is aggrieved by The plans as approved Include oo®<*Mtons that the town reach which the group has become l^iace Administration an the city’s latest contract offer. fied with the arrangements for setUenient vfos reached private —The department falls to ren finding and billing of the wel the position of the building on “ a&re««nentt with the Ameri- world famous..^ nounced Wednesday that. Low, The action rules out ail no- the welfare of the children. ly- . der a decisiori oh an application fare oommissloner for care of a I the tract of land and the loca- Guaranty Oorp to setUe the The appearance — .the first deputy director of the Manned fmei'gency tasks such as in- Mrs. Bobert J.' Terry The divorce, first In modern' Humate Absorbs Metal for assistance witjiin 60 days. patient in a state humane In tions of various offices in the Incurred by the legion to for'a'" “name” band In Manches Spacecraft Center at Houston, spectlng hydrants and buildings, Umes 'for a memlJer of the royal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. —Hu —An individual Is denied to® stitution. building. • conneotion with the property. wiU succeed Dr. Joseph Shea, clerical work, issuing sum Iodine Gains Little ter—-is belqg sponsored by the Miss Merle Jean La very of. family creates an awkward sit mate, a water-soluble coal-Uke opportunity to make application i Mayor James Ihrowe cbm- total eonount of the debt who will shift from toe center to monses and takjng firehouse If any applicant is so ag Manchester Association ifor the HcEywood, Calif., fSrmerly of uation for Queen Elizabeth n. , MAINSTEB, Mloh. — Domes materii^' accumulating in the or reapplication for assistance. Washington. Shea wiU become training. grieved, he must request for a mented that the plans ire of a settled Help of Retorted ChlMton. As defender o f the ftdth arid tic ptxxluctlon of crude iodine dune and beach sands along the —An application Is denied. general nature and do not In- town tor some $4,200. Manehester, became the bride deputy to Dr. <3eorge MueUer, Six thousand UFA mem.beiMichigan and 22.6 per may be suitable for use in the with a departmental decision applicant,’ beneficiary or hu they prefer' tte current plan to Gwt exceeded $4,200 plua what- W orkshop, an occupational reflect our efforts to give more men that the slowdown could be Vegas, Nev. the Roykl Marriages Act of 1772 cent from oil-well brines in chemical and fertilizer indus relating to toe method or torin training center for adult re breadth and depth-4n the man a violation of a state law. which mane institutional patient, or by the one of more oontemportuy expenditures had been The bride is a daughter of requires him to seek the sov- Southern Oallfomia, tries. ‘ of foe assistrince payments, for tardates. agement of the manned flight his legally appointed conserva- The grass seed design presented at the public by the town to improve Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavery bans strikes by public employes hearing. the property. program .” In order to ensure adequate of 40 Packard St The bride and provides penalties up to parking for show patrons, Man 'The report is not expected'to dismissal for violations. The law Several comments'werb made legion would also retain groom is a son of Mrs. Sonia chester Community College stu pliqwint the precise cause of the from oouhctlmen that the orlg- ® nieeiting room on the second S. Terry of Florida. has seldom been invoked. with Inal design waa preferred and tloor without charge, dents are being prohibited from launch pad fire that killed Air The terms of the city’s latest After a cross-country honey the revised one is acceptably. ^® ttem has been under in- using the' parking lots surround Force Lt. Cols. Virgil I. Gris- contract offer — the third since moon trip, a reception was held. Mayor nirowe said he was '"eatigation and. (hscussion tor ing the school after 2:30 p.m. Bom and Edward H. White H December — were not made HI Saturday, March 11, at the "pleased witii the functional de- mootha. The consensus The restriction was suggested and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Roger B. public. The firemen described home of the bride’s parents. * sign and the building expresses optaton at the Interagency by John Garside, a member of Chaffee. the offer as only “slightly bet some beauty in the traditional ™®®*tng lost week was that the Board of Directors, and was Mra Terry, a graduate of Instead, it reportedly wiUrUst ter” than the one rejected on meuuier to give the nuilding' membera of town boards arranged with cooperation, of Manchester High School and four, or five possible causes and M arch 20. They • have been m character.” oommtoaians were in tovor • the Police Department and col Willimantic State College, was single out one as the most prob woritlng without a contract since INSURANCE The building wlH be located the town talcing over the lege officials. an elementary teacher at Los able ignition source for the flash July. between Sidlivan Ave. and El- Ptoperty. Parking space at the high Angeles. Mr. Terry graduated fire that swept through the The Uniformed BHre Officers Ungton Bd, at the Wapping Cen- appropnteitlon wBl be ne- school is ordinarily at a pre from Florida State UiUverslty, spacecraft durtag a launch pad Association, which represents 2,- ter. ceraory to cover the cost of set- mium due to use of the building Tallahassee, with a degree in te s t 600 officers from lieutenant to Ever planted srass seed and had It washed Troject Conoem’ Ftonds **® ^®**t and is expected to by the coUege for its late after marketing. He is a member of Electrical arcing — sparks chief of department, voted last reauKlng from a broken Wire or away? Or Baked? Or frozen? It’s frustrat The council voted to deny the ^ “®** noon and evening classes. Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. The week to support the UFA In Its couple left recently for their Insiilation — is' reported as a slowdown plans. The officers ing, But now, when you plant new MVtoJIX. request of the board of educa- possibility. tlon for an additional appropri- i home at 300 Pensacola Rd., alko voted to issue-all orders SOR, the improved variety of Kentucky In a preliminary report Feb. ation to equal the am iSntrf ^ * 2 ? Venice, Fla. required, to note any "unusual 26„ the board of review said the Bluegrass, Scotts. takes "all the weather rProJect Oonoem" ftmda' comrtssion to the ed- Space Craft occurrences” in firehouse Jour most likely source of the fire Mayor TIuovro said the coun- recreational Corn nals, but not to write up charges risks (see below). They can do this because was an electrical malftmction ell received a tetter from the “ ““ council was ap- Gold Demand Highest against those who did not obey. Windsor is totigh»«» committees to (Conttaued from Page One). scheduled to start last Friday, for coinage toopped to less than NASA administrator James E. Lawn and Garden Needs are Now to the gehemi fund *n-ing tbe drawing an ordinance' was postponed after the mayor 1967-68 fiscal year. to set up the park and recrea- one side of the satellite always one-slxiUi of the 1965 recort Webb, to members qf toe Senate 1,000 sq. ft. 4.45 2,500 ft. high; the drop reflected the AVaildble at First Notional Stores entered the contract negotia The l|>oard requeeted that the cfomitasslon. An advisory facing earth. But they -were de and House Space Committees, switch to silverless quarters and to newsmen. tions last week. $11,692 raoeived tor Project «»nmtttee of citizens to act as signed to operate , at the high The UFA is now taking a circular orbit. and dim es. Thompson, director of NASA’*- WWW'Wir/llWWWWVWVWVWWNrW Ooocem pgrtidpatian itot be jMt without any re strike vote among its members placed in ttie general fund but spohSiWUtles was also suggest- Two major eiqieriments de by mail ballots. used tog equipment as listed bn ®**‘ . ' pendent on good stobilization a priorjlty list by toe board. ' *®®®*“ Action were hurt by the cigar-shaped W indsor J orWt, Hiese are two cameras to PEAT HUMUS *H for any reason you * Hie IteinB tmduded -equipment other action, the council Town Once Shakerag tor an electrical digital oompu- ®®^ April 12 tor a public Iiearing make weather photographs and TOWN OF MANCHESTER are not pleased with V tor and SO hours of -vldlo tapa ^® of education budg- a I communications experiment MELROS^ Fla. — Melrose you r W indsor M ed- i f ing, send file n The inayor cnmmented that i, ' to transfer color television, ra : 98% Weed Free once went by toe homely name the item has been dtscussed by '™® ®®urtcU also approved a dio and teletype messages be POSITION VACANCIES of Shakerag. On Sunday after sales dip for fiwasad ^ to Scotts, Marysville, * the - Ideal for .Use.. As A Top Ohio, 43040 — and 1 of eduboithm, but no action hab dptaiplssion to lease the land A television camera aboard PLAVOBOUND PEBiSMJNNEL — supervisors^ arts men would gather here to race theyF mail yon nie- been tepten to dalGb. to be used tor the sewerage the'craft r^ yed pictures of the ' crafts director and playground dire^r. their horses. The races started Dressing for Lawns and tor fund check proftvtljr. ^ X. ^ In dspying the request, toe treatment plant to Peila Broth- boom d^loyment to . a jground at the wave of a large white eourtcdl vdifie in to- ®>'® tor pasitoe land. The lease stoUon in A ustria. The Nation SOb'xwALL PERSONNEL —• oommltolqnen Umpires Planting Trees and Shrubs dloth: hence' Shakerag, I f V . vor of 'flib purSabe' of equip- extend'from March 1, 1967 al Aeronautics and Space Ad- for adult leagues. <’ meat tor teaching purposes, to Feb. 29, 1968, ministratipn had hoped to use W WW V W W W H D w WIN V V W IW VW concerai was expreraed about The town manager, was auth- the camera to transmit Uve pic BASEBALL PERSONNEL nommissloners fCr jronto tytag taoome to the town to orized to sutanlt fib AppUcatlon tures from space to home ■ylew- leagues. any spsctfic area such as toe tor participation In toe Urban ers through the TV networks. 50-LB MICHAILI b oa rd o f educxNtton allocation, BeauUficqtion turd Onprovem ent Also hampered by toe orWt BASKETBALL PERSONNEL—commissioner and referees Superintendent Warner said Ihxjgram of the fedetol govem- was a payload aboard the Age- for youth and adnlt leases. ■o' TREASURE CHEST HERE IT IS I BAG > t o a void an y mteundatstandtag, m ent to r ' $80,000 in federal na intended to test a space radi TENNIS COURT SUPERVISOR — to scbediile and super DIAMONDS ator concept for removing heat no one antlctpaitiqd this money funds. vise use of Memorial Field Tennis Courts. AMERICA'S being returned tu toe town at Hie sum- would represent 60 from a spacecraft the tone toe budget tor toe per centnf the cost of the land- INSTRUCTORS FOB BASEBALL, BASKETBALL AND MOST POPULAR current year was prepared. scaifing and aite preparation for Cows Give More Milk TENNIS — qnalifled school coaches. ® Main Break Protest toe new town hall. WASHINGTON — Long ago CAMP CRAPTT INSTRUOTOB — eqnivalancy of Lifs or LAWN im iLiza A resolutioo proteetoig toe The request of the registrar of toe wUd ences^ora of milk cowa Eagle Scant. Turf Master Joss of service and fire protoc- voters .tor membership on the produced only enough milk; to tlon durtog a water main break board of admlastons was tabled, nourish one calf. They have XE5EN SUPERVISOBS — for dances and splash parfiee. 5,000 Sq. Ft. 5 ^ to February was approved. It was noted that a bill is un- evolved into animals capable of The resolution also “protests der coiuslderatlon In the state producing more than 40,000 AppUcatfons accepted in the Personnel Office, Monlcipal LAWN FERTILIZER toe ^ k of any -warning by toe legislature that would modify pounds of milk a year in tem- Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut Oommeaticut Wlater Company to tWs request, 10,000 Sq. Ft. R 0 penatie clim ates. ■o 10-6-4 50-LB fife^iito "Wtoidsor Depart- Also tabled was toe appoint GREENS UP ment, toe lack of response by -ment of an elected constable to BAG custom- fin the Gervascio vacancy and LAWNS FAST m who o e ^ toe com ply at- appointment of a>tree warden, te r Bs mwA as four dr five _____ wM^ vratw se«^" Evening Her Far you Wliidso^ corres. Turf Master * S o f i P®“«®'«t. Ann Lyons, teL 644 who company aitbend a council meet- A S M FROSTBITE SPECIAL Sturdy sted spnaikr t e tag during May or sooner to ’ ______want provide for the council end toe dial-a-matic rate —®*>"g P L A N T P O O D the very Fu ll 18 inch ■praeiding F^BceatSO M illioo GRO-SOD 5-10^5 best width. New imt-ieMtaH cultles causing problems for PAifUlS — PYance may reach liW F M O lH a M 50-LB finish. Alone $19.9 5 — town reaidentB. the proyeibial "50 mlUlon THE ALL PURPOSl BAG S f 69 It was noted that the town Frenclunen” in population this Lawns, like people, require balanced FERTILIZER . $14.95 with stnr ScoMg end a number of residenita have year for toe first tone. It is' meals. Asgrow technology has created product. ^ protested to the Connecticut growing at the rate of 500,000 m science-balanced lawn food. 6ro- Public UtiUties Commlasion sev- a year, and toe latest count was Sod supplies all that fine turf requires IP*’ long-lasting color and deep, cral tones to the past two yeara 49.7 mlllijon. healthy roots. Feed with Gro-Sod now to get turf off to a flying start Cdh- GfoniRjale Park tains ureaform nltrogen.^Eech bag New BDleaM! feeds 5,(X)0 sq. ft limited edition Cohm bia^albim runs laooo sa FT. G R A S S S E E D WhaeUogrlMt
60% PERENNIAL 5-LB LIMITED OFFER T/due now^T SEED BAG , 1 ' w w m g Rent an ELEGTRIC water heater^ \ d m io tm f TURF-MAKER LAWN UED SPECIAL G R A S S S E E p authorized dealor Turf-Maker perfection blended lawn The complete assurance of plenty of hot water can mean a great deal to seed .contains only fine-blsded peran* make your eyery day chores just tihat much easier. With dependable hot niar grasses: Heavyweight Kentucky Crysital Park Bluegras^ Certified Penniawn Rrt water, you can wash dishes fast , , . can wash clothes clean. And, as for njoy your home bnproveinent MOW wWi F e ^ , Ch^ings Fescue, Newport Bvoivtag Bud^t Acoonat (R.BA.). As Uttfo as flO Kentuciqr Bluegrass. To create prize tdaxing hot baths, therms nothing quite like the confident, easy feeling trf month b^^np to $100.00. winning turf, plant Asgrow Turf-Maker knowing there will be enough hot water for every member qf your family . now. f t QUALITY—THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL Trvasura Ohast Aj;s«Fteil VadetiM Diamonds, froin ' ’ //(„ ■ ■’ , ,, '' $100to$500G \.\- I' -U rf n So, Inquire about* a flameless, electric water heater. AH you pay is a kiw EASY PAYMENTS monthly rental, along with the lowest rate ever for electric service used. Simply SlbSMIF SPHIIIC BULBS AVAILABLE telephone your j^umbing'or heating contractor, or The Hartford Electric Liedit, Ckunpaqy, and see why we say. Live Electrically. . . and the living is easy*...... iw^ !gI enhey PKO 5ffi? CO. MANONESTER HARDWARE &’ SUPPLY 3 9 ^ 977 MAIN STREKt MANCE^TER The Hartford Electric Light Com pany JEyVELEBS—SILVEH8MITH8 ^RNEST LARSON, Prop. 968 Main St., Manchester WE GIVE ittAT GREEN ST A M ^ 336 NORTH MAIN S T ^ 49-5aS| ______r*i£B W Kfivi'at liw »«ii0NAi'iw« MAutm oeev ' . nm msimmEo mm emm IMIMBVITW le ^
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t v . Verbal Pact Terrorism Ntiw England!'* L«adin9 Attempt Articlie Mothers’ Corps E nds Strike Twb^aar ProfastlaN'al Court Cases Voliinteer W orkers Nam e^ Increases in Saigon . School of y WEST HARtFORO - 8 tu- ^ enoouiitm that up to T a x T B r e a k n * MocX ihoUiera ppo|n«in. O f Operators IbpGKVIUUB SESSION For Ciaiicer Fund D rive SAIGON (A P ) — Terrorism to military Junta, was murdered in flenta o t law and thedtar qra ^he trial, she' aaya M tha SUnnar Road School PTO The Judge, meontiole, . will .ib« Probation, was revoked Tues- ' (Contlnned from Page One) sabotage South VUtnam's tran- Sslgon Dee. 7; A youth de- taamtaf up hGiNi u> • im To reach-the goal .of $440 set Force combat baisa In Sc«tKr avaa formed from, an idea In a of to Civilian gdvemmeBt M by police a ^ Viet Cong ACCOUNTING u « i - FoftEldMy , ,day In th^ case of a former as Andover’s share of toe Amer- east Asia. Ha is aiik AMT madpaaiBe. The purpose in to At the Hamden quarters of ______• assassin w,as ccnvictad of the AppUeattoae now being atfeepted fufr ' iCj’ystal Itake man, whb was lean Cancer Society drive for chsnlc. increasing. month which ita' etaatora be- tha audtened at each perform- protect chUdrm on their way the Connecticut local of {he 1"' slaying, but Van’s widow ' aept, 19S7. ndnattelen. Connecticut' resldenta 65 ' found guilty of slashing school bmfle 1" Connecticut, Mrs. Fran- Before his amysf' fai SoutliL Political candidates, members charged that her husband’s ene Ueve may be unique in the ance. yeara of age and over who home from pohooh terhatlonal Union of Operating 'bus urea in Ellington last May; east Asia, he Wit aarfgnecl to of the Constituent Assembly mies In the government were HARTFORD IWSTmJTE OF ACCpU.jmi}G realm of legal « u o ^ and ' with the law amenta the 380fh OrganiaAtionai Moiof * Tlie PTO approved the pro- Ehiglneers, a qx>kesm(ln eaid own their own homes would which wrote South Vietnam’s reqMMisible. 89 Fortst St., Hartford—TeL 247-1115 drama I*. Lester Cnyder, an Jiuth* The man, Alfred Mercure, 22, t^^r workers wlto avHI- calT' o n tenance______Squiflmin______at ____ Platts*^ {^run last November and a com . oHty on taxes find estate ptah- ivcelve a f4,000 assessment ex- the negotiations with represen new constitution, and other ci- th e re^m e d o e ^ the Eng iof 58 Spring St. was arrested their helMibors to ask for con- burgh AFB, N -T; H e graduate^ mittee was formed and given lll .fl*®H*'llwork for idng' bii the sriiool'of lAar.fac- ettiptlon annually under a Icgis- tatives of the industry groups vlHans are the targets. Police lish-language newspaper Viet 9 .Monday night after his wife trlbiitions. The drive, now In from Rham High SchooL . , {honey to go ahead, according the were successful and that "the informants say the terrorism is nam Guardian after it ques U . >*«ve bill submitted by State .claimed he was beating her. progress, .ends April 15. George W . Munbon Jr., son to Mm. Hilda Maher, president being fomented by feuding polit tioned whether the case was as “ Atty. 'r . Gname Sm^th of the senator Andrew Reoko of the Police said he was verbally In the Andover Lake area the of Mr. and Mrs. George W . Munf eC the PTO. strike is settled.’- ical factions as well as by the open ,and shut as the police in lAw flm, , Alcorn, sfith-District ** 'abusive and had to be hand- following volunteers will be so- sen; K might nm ,>«.n,nr() in trict Court on a charge of jaceht area Mrs. John Halo- projects in the state, as well tacks on polling places, aspiring lawyers will face the verslty. ^ . Strangers, the block homes are throughout the country by ter issue of Connecticut L ift assessment, Repko stated. as at sand, gravel and concrete one poUUcal party, the Viet- real thing. 'Kie witnesses will be I n , an article published by vehtote . T j -..v. Frankland, j,. Car! J. Pattavlna, 29, of Winia equipped to handle cuts and rorists last week. uncoached and although they "The UnlcOn,’’ the branch-news- ” Our senior citizens, because bruises, fights, road aceddente or t»mpanles, had been halted by nam Quoc Dan Dang, urged Its other cases disposed o f were: ^ Cl*-®1®- Crystal Lake, Rockville', will, in their responses, stay paper, a vote of confidence is of fixed , retirement ^ incomes . In j^y of the mmy th ^ s children the strike. members not to be candidates EASY WORK AHEAD Roger D. Angeldni, Snipsic The tJLe raised wiU go to within the conflnM of the plot, rejistered by a student reporter cases, need greater as- day with failure to grant the get into trouble wMh on the way ’ because they might attract LANSING, Mich. (AP) - - Aft Lake Rd., Tolland, failure to support the services available ...starting no one will , know In advance the who expresses the 'hope that it distance in coping, with the right o f way to an emergency home from schooL o , j Communist reprisals. er Harold Rathfoot of Lansing display headlight, nolle; Ray to csoicer patients. answer or emotional response to is the first o f many mays to be o f local property taxes,” vehicle. 1^1 U o t U C l d l t S More than 8S per cent of the retired mond D. Belanger, 18, South Bridge Tomorrow , "You know how kids are on as chief maintenance any given question. jolntjy staged. Repko pointed p out.... "Unless «we Attg. WllUan FlteQeraid Clinton W. Milts A cruiser patrolman was driv registered voters, nowever, however, cast engineer of the MIcMgan high- Windsor, operating an unregls- Another evening of chq>Hoate 6 the way home from school,” "On the other hand,’’ , Mra. The ptay will be video-taped give them proper help, many ing north on Main St. on hls ■ ^ P p F C l l d l C l © C l i n ballots In the 219 villages that ^ a y depaiiment, he ptanned to t e r ^ motor vehicle, $5; George bridge is scheduled for tomor- JUrs. Maher explained. this SPRING! J o n « continues, "drama stu- by the UofC Radte-telerislon may be forced to sell their way to investigate an auto acr. Mrs. Theodore Martin, chair 'R n i . r l Sunday. Voting continues nvove to his retirement home at F. Coover, 26, of 149 Prospect - row at 7:30 p.m. in the Oongre- dent witnesses won’t know toe Center for future replay over homes.’’ cident when the car Pattavlnfl man of the safety -program o f isarC O U C S lia ia for four more Sundays. port Lauderdale, Fla. Before he St. improper passing, $20; Dan- gatiOnal Church social room, questione that will confront the University’s microwave net: The Republican senator from Slate of Officers was driving cut him oiT, he said. the PTO, also heads up the political Community wos moved he received a telegram lei F. DeRosier, 22, of Windsor Although handicapped with a toem. ’ TTiey wlU, however, re- work which connects all the Tolland County noted that 168,- ^ . The patrolman said he had hlb block mothers. SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y., (A P ) shaken by the shooting March from holfe M ckler, a s s l^ n t Locks, speeding, $50, and Rich- broken arm B. Burton Bm hearse the varique situations branches and the main campus 270,000- residents in broken ^ B Burton ^ y to headlights bn. the emergency .— Ten Long Island University 27 of a well-known politician fiqorlda highway engineer, an- ^ The PTO members made flag — ------the 66-and-ovsr category live Elected by Chamber S? ^M Sestor”^ of Mandtoster^nstiyctor for toe "^"igh^flashlnrMdThe^ri^^ ^mands from paint cans, cement students and a 25-year-old Mas- Nguyen Ngoc An, 51. Police noundng Rathfoot’s appoint- Just call us in "owner-occupied homes.” Officers of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce drivfl rMiinniihi /Jl » ^ will be there to ad- wailing but Pattavlna would M d poles, '^ e y wanted them to tic, N.Y., man were arrested MnsulU.it on A substantial number o f sen- drive reasonable distance apart, visa beginning as weU as ex- ^^t grant the right of way. ' be flexible. * were elected last night at a meeting of the. Chamber no- *1 la *'*®’*^ removal In Florida.’ ’ for a FREE Home Survey! tor citizens IM n g In hto 13-town D irectore, Ai,n o raw 90 e perienced bridge players. The ^he patrolman said he copied The bright, orange flag^s are early today In narcotics raids northwest of Saigon. He was Mickler (said, "the work will Sees Good School district would benefit under Jit ’ : program is open to any- the llcensb number o f P atia- weather proot and are a dona- that turned up quantities oi LSD wounded seriously. not be heavy. You will not even G. Thomas st., failure to drive one who wants to piiiy hls bill, Repko said. Elected were Richard Roth well, president; Marvin l**® vina’s car and telephoned hiip ^on. and other drugs. Some sources said privatrfy |,e asked to submit an expense F. Osterling, vice president; - - right, $20; Henry Rother Jr., of game. Imnossihle in Intoeration -'later. He appeared at the police Mrs. Martin's safety program Some of the raids by 15 two- shot to intimidate civil- account.’ ’ American Field Service 3. unsafe movement from News of .^rvloem en station. Where he was Issued a BOB COLBY on Mudent achievem e^ and at- has involved more than the man police teams were made on ***. U*® military WOODCOCK second vice president, and Clin- a stopped----- —position, — nolle; an -- John A. Carley m , son o f summons, the patrolman said. ton W. Mills; treasurer. Scholarship drive block mothers. the Southampton campus of the* l f ^ ^ ‘*^ted by ------^ Mills, general- manager of Co- Oscar Scott Jr., 19, o f 117 Foi Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carley Joseph J. Hasch, 50, o f 516 RERIGESATION Chlldrcn cannot obtain bqual w h S ‘’ childran attend Assemblv to Air The elected officers w ll . They have looked Into local university. Others were on mo- *‘*^****«8 from North Vietnam. loni-al Board bo. is a member of ter St.. Wapping, failure to Jr., of Wales Rd., has been pro- Bush Hill Rd. was charged at Mrs. Stephen Dempsey of 64 Skinner Rd., Skinner Road An was. active in promoting the education and opportunities segregated schools, they flet ' P o l W F f i l l f A l t l t a t i serve for a year. laws, contacted police, had tels and private homes where AITTHORIZED CARRIER DEALER the board of directors of the «t®bll*j>® A ll - Stars basketball team uel Shepard of Talcottvllle; children • have benefitted from president, and also served as rwm ',7 -TrlT 7 '~ " positions'and availability of the ’The raids were conducted by aon. in Room 408 o f the State against the East Hartford Ex Dominic Kulpa of 65 Prospect Glennon, principal o f the the e^merience'.’’ treasurer. He' is a mfember of University in ^s.m n -1 dnothers.. The flag stands are Suffolk County detectives, and Capitol. plorers tonight at Rockville St.; Donald Webb of Hunting- TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING North End school since 1948, TeaMiers and administrators Kiwanls. management and industrial. re ^rtable for easy switching to Southampton town police. They Senate Bill 16 would author lations. ' ' High School. ton Dr.; David Knmal of 4 told about 40 Waddell School have described .the eduoationol Osterling, manager of the momes ot the alternates. dubbed the crackdown "Opera ize the state’s communMy col- Joining “Wonderful” Wes Crescent Circle; Daniel Press of P T A members that compens- rraults as poaiUve, Glennon Manchekter-East Hartford area ! Nothing has happened to any tion Sigma Pot.” leges to imcorpanata curriculum win be ' Dick Thompson, Ron 54 Talcottvllle Rd. atory education programs have s^d. •of the cMldren since mothers FOR of law en f^ e^ t -reteted .1 ^*^ tried td solve problems which ii)D odland. I GARDENS em! iput out their flags, Mrs. Maher Ritter and BIU Holowaty, all Discharged Tuesday; Denise Turkey Denies motes. starters on this year’s Univer Cote of Backus Rd., T olla 'll; -am .W fa . "-iR Waddell PTA SPRING class toblatioii In schools which nnA ______iv T _____’ Bast year he was appointed New Hospital Librarian sity of Connecticut team. Also Henry Boucher of 16 Watson 1; "There should be uniform 000 recommended appropria- Report Troops PANSIES - PANSIES PANSIES - PANSIES themselves are isolated by ^ vice chairman, o f the Man- I ____Mrs.______Dorothy Steele of Hart- with them will be Dan Hesford, Rd.; Bemacc Arnold of Pinney standards pro.vlding for the tion. I captain of last year’s team. Elects Officers those distinoUons. Chester Dlvisipn o f the Greater P Sford is the chief meiUcal rec- St., Ellingtoi^,^Jjme« Wells of CERAMIC elimination, of racial Isolation in Senate Bill 1627, would per Goinjsj to Viet. ARMSTROHC INLAIB UNOLEUM "The crux of the problem is Hartford Community Chest ONtY (w d librarian at Rockvlile Gen- The Explorers wiil feature 35 Heidi Db!'” Blsta Breau' of the schools. mit any member of a re,Pennsylvania and the 6:30 featuring Vernon Junior since World W ar H — 775,000 also. These are the obstacles which programs of substantial flnan- _ i -re i i ior Chamber of Commerce, a positive the report is untrue. {Medical College of Virginia. League All-Stars. i’.ousing imits in all. Construe- They are Mrs. Louis Rosslllo, 4 prevent students from getting cial assistance to those states in Kflflk lAOjDDery charter member o i American foreign ministry ''sources Rockville Hospital Notes to provide for the construction - - •' I She has worked su! a chief tion of new housing units began fltat vice-president; Mrs. Wll- well-rounded educations and Field Service, Manchester Chap- ®®l*l they knew nothing of such {medical record librarian at Visiting hours at RockviUe o f new facilities and improve 3 Qt. Bosket 89e to pise rfiarply in 1951 and since Ham Lauder, second vice presi- equal opportunities, he ex At Springfield ter, and to a former prasiden-t of- ®” arrangement, •Southalde Community Hospital General Hospital are 12:30 to 8 4 ment in quality of education." then the number of units com- dent; Mrs. Frank Kos, record- plained. the Chamber. A native of Dan- An informed source at the Jin Farmvllle, V a„ and the Vet- p.in. in ail areas except ma- pleted has risen annually by 75 tng secretary; Mrs. Henry "We have everything to Before Olennon’s talk, PTA (Continued irom Page One) bury, he moved to Manchester American embassy in Ankara SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Gardening Twins: {erons Home and Hospital in temlty, where they are 2 to 4 per cent while the average size Wlerzbickl, ooiresponding sec re 4 make for a good e>jcatlonal »«®mher8 were entertained by a Police saw three men ninnlng ® graduate o f the eelwed the Turkish offlclals’ (Rocky Hill. and 7 to 8 p.m. ef new apartments has increas- tary; and Hugh Riley, treaeuer. program." said GJerihon who concert by the 10- from the area and pursued them University of Cannecticut and statements, saying the embassy FORSYTHIA Mrs.' W o o d- I Mental Btoalth Panelist Admitted ’Tuesday: Gary land: "Flanto ed by nearly 50 per cent. Never- Ooimcil delegates elected are bolds a master’s 'degree from •*****)l*®*’ Waddell School band. In a cruiser. They got into a car the ‘ "® UCtonn oonooiSchool orot lLaw.« w. is** not"■"* aware of- » any---- TurWsh in- 5 Plants Only...... • ••••oeeeees*^ ^ Dr. Jefferaon McAIplne, psy- Bickmore of 87 Talcott Ave.; theless, demand for new housing Mrs, Joseph Aniello, Mrs. Roger 4 Columbia University. conducted by Louis Beaiilac.' ftotn W . G. -Throe” " '1 l’«««>ed toward Longmead- T®®*-, FitzGerald was tenUon to send troops to Viet- Jchiatrlst and superintendent of Barbara Darcey of Hartford still remains strong. Lemite, said Mrs. Oharlee Glade. a r e always I don’t know of any school in ?***!?* members o f the ; pAii,i« of LonaWeadenv chalmiAn and-- treasurer o f the nam. healthy and W artford’s Mc(3ook Hospital, Hartford County that has a bet schools safety patrol each " “®® ®‘ Longmeaaow, BRIDAL WREATH * IwUI serve as a panel member at 4 alerted by Springfield police, trwh.” ter staff or educational ' fa- gave half minute talks on the 5 Plants OnlyL .... • eeoeasepe/,', discussion o f community came from the opposite direc ellitiea than we have, he said. safety program. Hr. Garden: mental health problems at FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE $ $ $ tion. TUN 4 The school’s enrollmenty now I'hey were Lynn -DeCampos, “They’re the One man leaped from the car Rockville Methodist Church on Marsha Strom, and Pamela DO IT YOURSELF OR CALL US between • 1760 and 1800, has off Interstate Route 91 and was AFRICAN VIOIlETS ' ooolesf. From {Grove St. at 7:80 p'm. Sunday, Walch. They were introduced ENCLOSURES grown from -26 per cent Negro caught after a chase on foot. I Fresh As Spring, New ynrieties .. .. g ro w er to i Panel moderator will be Dr. 4 by program chairman Mrs. iRUwi{ LOAD PRiCeS in 1948, to its present 99 per you!” uoseph Kristan, Vernon health • C h o k s ib J L W ju d L j i n , J jomjil S ^ The second man was captured Regular Glass cent, he said. Vsrnon Muse. {offleer. Other paneb members Jl ST ARRIVED in Longmeadow after he contin {will be Miss Ruth Hoyt, super 4 Glennon conceded that he has ued driving along the highway 12'x 12' — rxV — VINYL a discipline problem but its not BENEFITS AVERAGE UP with police in pursuit LOOK ^ MORE SPECIALS! PERENNIALS visor of nurses of the Rockville . WASHINGTON — The aver One of the largest and finest eoUec- Public Health Nursing Associ $4 a .!i5 as bad as "those old black Pink Dogwood, 4^ ...... 7.95 board jungles.” He added. age benefit check received by tions. Hardy Delphinum, Primroses, | ation,' and Miss Beverly Coch ASBESTOS TILE 6 88 ------, — n-— — __ __ . - In his first two full seasons White Dogwood, 4’ ...... 6.95 "Sometimes I think I’m a war- J?.. ^ilh U>® Detroit Tigers outfield- Bleedinjg Heart, Phlox, Mertensia, ran, head social worker for the per carton fVemon school system. PER CASE OF 80 Tlf.E den rather than a principal.” *" er Willie Horton has batted in Flowering Crabapple, 5-6’ .... 7.95 Poppies, many, many others. Brackett-Northeast to one of unemployment 204 runs. He drove In l ( » in 1966. { A member o f the Vernon po- f Tempered Glass IN STOCK—Go o d s e l e c t i o n insurance. Purple Leaf Plum, 6-8’ 8.95 Ulce department also will be on Hartford’s I^orth End schools Golden Chain, 8-10’ ...... 11.95 F., {the panel. » X 12 -i- R#9. $7.?5 A whose atudents are taking part 3 2.00 I The discussion is open to the in the educational busing ex- Kwansen Flowering Cherry ... 10.95 FERnUZERS public and coffee will be served. LINOLEUM RUGS * . ] perimeiit, P joject Concern Miagnolias, 3-4* ...... 4.95_ Hnhbard-HuU Laws Food * New Fire Warden 5 8 5 Some of the students are study Dwarf Jap Maple------; ...... 4.95 50 lbs coven 5,000 sq. ft. ♦ Vernon Fire Chief Joseph H. ing St Waddell. FOR ANEALTHIER. MORE ‘ O n ly ...... ■ Z 4 4 » x l 2 — 5S-OZ. — Reg. $20.00 ^ White Cluknp Birch, 8-I0’ ...... 13.95 IDuffln has announced that the Speaking on the advantages ,"v . ^ , Bags (new fire warden is G. Nelson 5 Ft. Tubs or dtoa'dvantages of busing, 6 For 6 .7 5 {Skinner. All burning permits In Stock thd^ principal said, " I can't see BEAUTIFUL LAWN ^... Soil Analysb^ Know its PH HBik Garden Food RUG PADDING * ^ 60 lbs...... ^ 1 1 now be issued through his 11.88 how after two years they’re FREE 1 .9 9 office and his deputies. going to make a judgment one TEXEX— 27" WIDE soln^ Only 59c ►.For 1.65 People .wishing to do any open ◄ way or the othef. I ’m^, sus or outside Imming m ay obtain CERAMIC TILE Sq. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, ARRIL 6, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-tHREG PAGE tWBNTY-TWO j.lj^ C H E S T E R HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONE, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 19OT Sour Grapes from Celtic Dressing Room After Latest Defeat Ar6urid}fhi Grapefruit 76ers Within Win of New PHILADELPHIA (AP) ex Hannum had a succinct re 99, but the 76ers hit with four result was less traumatic as the ■(Iriye . tJfiat outscored.' the Waf* B y B A m itO S T NEW YORK (AP) — It that he couldn’t see much of season ntxt y^ek. A mainstay ttanip hit a sbigla with the hases — With still one more game ply: "We don’t fake injuries.” quick field goals to make it 108- St. Louts Hawks pulled away riork 4^-28. The roo(de hit 12 of was former Dodger pitcher ^^nything. of the Orioles’ staff last M uoh, full and two out In the ninth, ST. PETERSBURG, Flsu —: to reap the fruit, the Phil “ The most disturbing part of 102 with leas than two minutes from Visiting San Francisco) in. his 18 points in the period, in* Earl Yosf this is that Boston over the left and the game was on ice. the third period and beat thi Cla^P8 eight straliht for a 98-78 Billy Loes who once ex- Clark “ called umpire Stan Barber has been troubled with driving in th« winning run for StOl osie of the most popular adelphia 76ers claim a dis Landes to come out to the sn inflamed tendon in Ms ptteta- Detroit, wMch downeid Kansas tinction no other team in years had made a farce out of Hal Greer piumped through 30 Warriors 115-1()9 for, thetr fit^. nlaileHii-. San FraheifKO never HERALD SPORTS EDITOR plained an error by claim baseball ttgures in Florida h| the 46-second rule and certain mound ami take a look. Landes in? elbow. City 7-6. Northrup also homered points to lead the 76ers’ follow triumph in three playoff gantffa. 'gOl f Ipoer than f|y^’i||iteri(lhat. ing he had lost a ground Casey Stengeil. The retired ipaa* the National Basketball ly It has had nothing whatever i ■ . Vifitf. I .. ,r.' agreed the situation was Intel- In a night game with the New Tigers, ed by Wally Jones with 21. Wilt Bill Bridges played the supetr ager of the Netw, York Meta M Association can — they’ve to do with the outcome of the Today s 7eom — ball in the sun, but that erable'imd called the game off. York Yankees, tiie Orioles took Attanta scored three times In Chamberlain had 20 and pulled man role for the Hawks as they could hardly have prepared still carried on the club rooter beaten the Boston Celtics three games which we won by kept alive their hopes moving Billy Williams hatted ‘n five » 6-8 decision despite six innings ^ inMilg and M l^ down 41 rebounds for a new Wkile to , the baseball world for the as a vice president. Biach day a t three in a row in a playoff our play, not by our resting,” NBA record for a playoff game. into Saturday night’s fourth runs for the Cubs, two each on a o ' shutout pitching by Mei Stot- f the ball park Stengel is the series. said Hannum. game in St. Louis. Minnesota Twins great Las Vegas sunout. pair of tremendous home runs, tlemyre for the Yanks. ^ ^ r ^ ^ s . Havlicek was high for the Cel r J E a s t 1 T r i ^ d k m e n center of atitrac^n for fans of They won their third game on The Celtics took a 26-24 lead tics with 33 points while Sam It happened Wednesday when But the Angels scored four un- Ken Henderson’s run-scoring -J.- Bridges scored 25 points and all ages and peirops signs more Wednesday night, 115-104 to take at the end of the first period, Jones had 22. Russell pulled The' track' picture is back in the Chicago Cubs and California earned nUis in the ninth that double in the 10th sent San pulled in a career high 32 re autographs than any active a 3-0 edge in the NBA’s Eastern but Philadelphia quickly took down 29 rebounds and had nine clear focus in Manchester. • Angels were locked in a fierce tied the game. Francisco to a 6-B triumph over .. ii[* bounds to help offset 31 points Kaat, now the best southpaw piBytr. Division best-of-seven playoffs. over the lead and was ahead a-ssists and .scored nine. East Catholic Director of ORLANDO, Fla. — First exhibition struggle in the gam- ^.^ul Schaal and Jimmie Hall Cleveland. Bob Aspromonte’s 2 ^ ® " ??,® by Rick Barry and 20 by Jeff in 1965 and second in 1966, in the- league, Mudcat Grant, "The fruit turned to^m ethlng 59-62 by halftime. The fourth game of the best- Mullins. Athletics Don Burns has an* bllng capital. hit home runs for the Angels. three-run homer was the big ^nly one Mt in five High school boskethan double- resembling sour grafSk in the Minnesota’s Twins hope and Dave BosweU. Toss in Jim The third period ended with of-seven series will be played The Warriors led 5R;53 at in nounced the appointment of Perry for spot work and you The score was 10-10 and An- Elsewhere on the baseball Houston’s 10-8 victory (of pirates, headers in S t Petersburg dur Celtics’ dressing room follow Philadelphia ahead, 84-81. Bos Earl White, a physical educa* that winter trades will Sunday In Boston. termission, but Lou Hud.son have five dependable starters. gels pitcher Rickey Clark scene, the Baltimore Orioles Angeles. AUen and Bob Ueckjer ing the game Where Red Auer ton got within one point at 100- In the Western Division, the tion teacher in the South Wind* bring the club back atop ing the past season at the new sparked St. Louis’ third period “I'mlght have to find a place leaned in, looking for the plate, assigned Steve Barber to their Washington came up with, four homered' for Philadelphia, but Bayfront Arena attracted aa bach, Boston’s general manager, •sor school system, as Eagle the pack in the coming for Jim Ollom. It’s going to be hut couldy’t find It. The sun, on Rochester farm club to see if he runs in the ninth, two scoring on A . Louls raHied tor two runs in accused the 76ers of staging de track coach. American League race. average of 8,100 paid, sports hard for anyone to break in but the horizon directly behind the can work into shape for the a single by Doug CamlUi', and the seventh innings and beat the laying tactics. White, a Manchester resi "Hie only man in the Ameri- writer Jimmy Mann reported. this guy can strike out any plate, was so blinding, in fact, opening qf the major league bounced Boston 5-1. Jim Nor- Phlle 6-4. “ It’s a disgrace the way Phil dent, is a former athlete at ean League with a .chance of j—Once Tiny Tiger^ Now Just Coy Kitten— one,” he noted. Ollom won 20 . ______^ ;______' adelphia players faked injuries Springfield College. He holds htttiag 60 or more home runs is S t pete’s entry In the Claes games with Denver last year to get a little extra time out. . . both his bachelors and Masters Hannan KtllObrew,’’ Manager A Florida State Baseball which earned him a chance to this is really chicken play,” said from Springfield. He has been Sam Mele o f tihe ’Twins reported League attracts an average 400 move up. Detroit Minnesota Given Best Chances of Upset the man who coached the Cel Burning Competitive Drive active a.s a coach in the par when quarried. “I don’t think he fane each game. The S t Louin Killebrew he^ played at first tics to eight straight champion ochial school league. will, but if he went up to the Garde support the FI<^da entry base, third base and in the out ships before turning over the The tracksters open April 11 plate every time with his mind ar- a faivn club. field in recent years. "He’s my reins to player-coach Bill Rus on the road against Plainvills set on getting a home run or sell. High. nothing I think he could hit first basethan. I don’t want to CHANGE OF PACE—^oe Carr of Ireland, shouts and twists with delight then Dwindles for Gary Player Interesting note on last sum It was the only sour note re White’s appointment ends a 60,’’ he added. have to move him anywhere struts away after sinking long and difficult putt in Wednesday’s Par-Three Orioles Picl^ed to Repeat, mer’s 29-lnnlng game between corded. Russell said it was the search that began when Bob Mele Is well aiware of the else. I would like to leave him AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Player, along with Arnold major tournaments'— the Open, St. Pete and Miami, ’^ e game contest at Augusta. (AP Photofax) best game of the sea-son for Brigockas resigned in favor of newspaper busdnees, at least there. 1 think he’ll hit'better, Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, the Masters, the PGA and the started at 8 p.m. and ended at both teams. He wouldn’t com Gary Player, once a tiny a position at Now London High from a reiporting standpoint. both for average and for home made up the ■ Big Three that British Open — and he went into 8:67 {um. The starting St. Fete ment on Auerbach's charges tiger, is now just a coy kit last spring. White becomes the For a number of years the runs, if he can play one posi dominated the game for several semi-retirement. pitcher was sheUed from the THE Flashy Doug and no one seconded them. ten. third coach in four varsity Quincy, Mass., resident has been tion every day.’’ years. But that all changed in mound In an early inning, show ” I tried to shuffle the lineup The fiercely burning competi He made Infrequent appear campaigns at . East. George a coliunnlst with his home town "Despite the loss of Hall and Boast Too Many Robinsons 1965 when Gary won the U.S. ered and en route home stopped putting In John Havlicek and tive drive that made him one of ances last year, was not a fac Mlncher, we have been getting Sanders Eyes Open champion.shiip in St. Louis. Gra.sso, now at Plainville High, dailly the Quincy Patriot-Ledg to bowl a tew strings. Finishing Bailey Powell In spots to elim tor in any major tournament our share o f runs this spring. NEW YORK (AP) — Marted, ttie Oriolea may have to Herald Angle the mosFt feared golfers in the was the boss for the first two er. up at midnight, he saw the inate the dead periods that our world iMLS dwindled to a flicker ” I was so wound up then I and isn't expected to be in this "They used to call the col We’ll have stronger pitching Baltimore has too many deal off a surplus outfielder to seasons. TONY OLIVA lights on at the park and stop- By Green Jacket team had been running into this and he’s the forgotten man of didn’t know where I was,” Play one. umn the Mele ’Ticket but now but our bench- won’t be as good, Robinsons for the rest of bolster the staff. Tom Phoebus,' ed bock, taking a place on the season,” said Russell. Uie Big Three. er recalled. “ I didn’t want to Palmer, the only four-time its changed to Ask Mele. ’Ihey baseball in KlUebrew, who has he noted. "Grant’s 13-13 pitch the young man who pitched two the American League and bench. St. Pete’s manager no PETE ZANARDI Auerbach suggested that the talk to people. I had a short Masters champ, and Nicklaus, run it three times a week. I had*a tremendous spring, even ing record last season is de shutouts in bis first two starts AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — “ I don’t get charged up any Basketball Floor Flips should win a second ticed his Mred hand in clvUlaa Assistant Sports Editor NBA rule that permits a player temper, I was almost ob defending champion and thi'ce- answer all baseball queations,’’ though he has played in only ceiving. He' lost a fot of low- ______last fall but was not eligible for Doqg Sanders’ traveling more,” the dapper little South NEW YORK — Now they’re straight pennant. In this dress and wanted to know 46 seconds to recover or leave sessed.” tinie winner, were co-favorites the Series, Joins the starting wardrobe consists of 30 African ssadd today as he teed off building a reversible basketball he told this well-tanned North- several Innings of each jsxhlbl- scoring, one-run games that we h n^^V lip^^rilir with where he was all night and why the game be done away with. That changed when he won •TO visitor on thisfinal , day tion game, and In TonylOUva, could have won with a little rotation. pairs of $75 shoes, 45 pairs in another Masters. “ I keep at 6-1 when the field of 83 of the floor out of lightweight plastic. be didn’t report to the park. Should Have Experimented First He acknowledged, however, tlie title in a playoff with Kel world’s best golfers teed off on wround the OmpefTOlt L ea ^ e the N o.'l hitter. better defense.’’ chances to upend the Frank Robinson, recovering of slacks, Sweaters, shirts trying to get it back, get that On the flip side is a grassy sui> That’s the story Jimmy Mann> that the tactics he complained Nagle. the demanding 6,980-yard, par "I Just hope that we can put “ Oliva's the best hitter ih the ♦ * * favorites are the Detroit from off-season knee surgery, _ “rm a little concerned they didn’t experiment with it drive, that desire, but it Just face for tennis. the best sports writer in Florida and socks to match, but the of, which possibly occurred four “ That did it,’’ Player said. 72 Augu.sba National (bourse. Tigers and the Minnesota and Brooks Roblnaon form a first,” said ex-UConn Basketball Coach Fred Shabel isn't there any more. And you can pour water on two good halves together this league. There’s no question g|j|.in|» P r o b le m s related.') The record-long game. gay blade from Cedartown, or five times by Philadelphia “ When I won that one I felt I Doug Sanders and U.S. Open season,’’ he added when asked about it,” he emphatically not- . .. . Twins. devastating punch.Toss in Boog when asked about the news legislation against the dunk the floor and produce three Incidentally, was In violation of Ga., considers himself only and also several times by Bos “ When you have achieved all had achieved everything and I Champ Billy Casper were next inches of ice for 1-50 of the about hte pennant chances. "We ed. "What a tot of people don’t ."T^uble this spring tom b^ n Despite the sore arms on Powell and Curt Blefary and a city ordinance which prohibtta shot. “ This concerns me much more than the rule it half-dressed. ton "didn’t win the game—but your goals, your thinking stopped working on golf.” at 8-1 while Player, Gay Brewer prei^ent ice-rinking cost. That got o ff stowiy last year due to know is that he suffeo^ a se- up ^ “ mt Hank Bauer’s pitching staff, the add a few homers from Andy any inning to start after mid self.” — ’’I.ltch to wear the Masters it sure lengthened it.” changes, your whole ouUook on The victory made him only and Julius Boros were listed at is, if you have no use for plas Injuries and we didn’t hit our vere whiplash injury to his not that . hard , to field, Orioles combine booming pow- Etchebarren and the Orioles night. The game attracted 818 Shabel w«a his usual artlcu- Bialousknia’s 64 points Last year we had the same er, a tight defense and a strong look real tough. Stu Miller, Ed- green,” the flamboyant touring Philadelphia 76ers’ coach Al life changes.” the third man to win all four 10-1. tic ice—to be available soon. stride until the lest half of the shoulder lost year which affect fans, 874 of whom were around tarte ^ I f before and during the against Moriarty’s last Satur- gi)lf pro said today. season, but it was too late," he ed his swing. He didn’t com- trouble' gave our opponents bullpen. Bauer got only 23 com- Fisher and Moe Drabowsky and Son basketball day night established a new too many outs. at the finish. added sadly. plain and played almost every plete games out of his staff last are expert firemen. banqurt last Tuesday night. CHarke Arena record, replacing No one ever accused' Doug of "Ife we are to win, we’ve not liking his wardrobe but he From July 4 on, the Twins day. The two-Ume' American year but won easily by nine Mayo Smith appears to have Dave Grote, director .^ public Shabel explained the new fijg 43 tallies, the late Goose Ta- got to have good years from indicated he’d swap the whole eaane down the stietch at the League batting champ never- game's and then swept the the Tigers pullinig together and relations for the National TOle, stating that a cylinder ex- turn scored here with the Har- Versalles and Boh Allison and caboodle for a kelly green jack ' ' ' { ' ' fastest clip in the major theless hit .307, second best to World Series in four straight. hustling and Johnny Sain, his League a«d editor of the Green iarts above the basket. Any hoop jem Globetrotters, leagues, winning 54 o f 84 games Frank Robinson's winning to stay away from injmles. You pitching coach, is doing a Job which requires the shooter’s et with the traditional flagstick It is tough to pick against a Book, reported sakl book may The crown of near 1,000 was for a percentage of .648 which mark, and was one of two to can never tell what is going to with Joe Sparma. If Sain can hands to enter that cylinder is patch on the pocket. i combination like that although be available to the public next the biggest Bialousknia and his was even better than the oham- compile a better than .300 av- happen to some of your key provide enough strong arms to clasatfied as a dunk and there, That’s the cloak of Masters men.” the writer toyed with the >dea of year. The Green B ^ k covers UOonn Seniors have drawn so pdonahip gait of 1964, but the erage. selecting Detroit. It is the feel back up Denny McLain, Earl the National League from A to fore Ulegal. champions, one of the most cov Looking at the A.L. race, Wilson and Mickey Lollch, the ^ far in 13 contests. He has- six eted prizes in sports. Orioles had built too big a lead A former infdelder himself, Mele warned not to overlook ing here that the Tigers could Z, supplying most answers to and couM nrt be overtaken. Mele figures the Twins will Im win it all but they have too Tigers really could be tough. baseball questions pertaining to with the five-foul rule (elim Until then, however, Sanders, Detroit. "The Tigers impress. Dick McAuliffe has made the rubber match with the 'East prove because of the improve If their relief pitching comes many Ifs in their pitching staff this league, and is available ihating the ejection of a play one of the favorites in the 31st BROOKS ROBINSON switch from short to second and Hartford Explorers at Rockville Taking Chance ment, through experience, of through, they are going to be and could be ruined by an inju FRANK ROBINSON only to press, radio and teevee. er) for three years,” Shabel High. Masters event starting today, second baseman Cesar Tovar. A1 Kaline, 'WUlie Horton and The American League’s similar ■aid. “I think they should have will continue to fret over the Mele believes In taking a very tough. ry to a front liner. for .the other 2. Detroit A senior in the School of Bus “We have been working on Jim Northrup' form a strong edition is called the Red Book. experimented with this too. colors and combinations which Chance. H iat’s why touldsome "pieveland has good pitching With the addition of Dean first-division berth. 3. Minnesota outfield. iness, Bialousknia said he was Tovar to get to the bag ear but defense will be a problem. Then we could have some sta have made him the proud pea Dean Chance was acquired Chance, the Twins do have for- The New York Yankees figure 4. Chicago . ' The Twins’ pitching is solid uncertain about his future'. Al lier to take throws. Last year ”Of course. Baltimore is load Florida vacationers*, from tistical evidence.” cock of the fairways. frt>m the OaUfoirnia Angels in mldable pitching but too much to escape the cellar but it will 5. Cleveland with Chance added to Jim Kaat. ready drafted by the Oakland a ^eel which sent Jimmie Hall he made the pitches and in- ed, except for pitching if all Manchester Included Mr. and The new assistant to UConn ” No, I don’t decide in advance depends on a comeback by Bob jje an upset if they crack the top 6. California Jim Perry, Jim Grant and Dave and Don Mlnicher to the West fielders wait. He’s been doing tho.se guys have sore arms. Allison and development in cen- five. Kansas a ty has good Mrs, Allan Ayers who sharpen Director ot AthleUcs Jim ® what I ’m going to wear in a 7. New York BosweU. Harmon Killebrew is Hickey, ouUined three other ® Cooed club.. Hell end Mlncher much better and can now make They had a lot of breaks and ter field. The latent power is young pitching* which could be ed up their golf games. tournament,” the handsome, 33- the doubleplay like a major 8. Kansas City > booming homers in exhibition new developments he feels col- ...... ^ were both r^guloirs and resi>ect- a mininum of injuries last year present for another year like enough to put them ahead of his future lies in either insur year-old matinee idol said. “ I leaguer,” he said. 9. Boston games and Tony Oliva always is ' For the dog racing fan it was lege and high school basketball able tonne ron hittera with the to win. ^866- Boston and Washington. 10. Washington ance or banking. get up In the morning and go solid Twin offense. He also disclosed that Zoilo ‘‘The Yankees don’t look too a threat for - the batting title. interesting to note that grey will adopt throu^ the closet. Chicago’s pitching should Here’s the way it looks from If Jim Palmer, Wally Bunker Center and left could present Believe it or not, Bialousknia Formerly a 20-game winner Versalles, the most valuable bad either. They look like a hound racing at Derby Lane in ' Shabel said he expects a time keep them in the race and here: and Steve Barber are not entire- problems to Manager Sam said he didn’t play basketball “ I pick What fits my fancy with ttie Angels In 1964, Chance pretty good young club. St. Petersburg has contributed Mmit for shots, although not as player winner in 1965, has had Cleveland and California proba- 1. Baltimore ly sound when the seswons gets Mele. and mood Of the moment.” slipped to 15 wins in ’65 and a arm trouble the last two years. . “The White Sox have Im over $12,905,000 in tax revenue drastic as the 24-second rule I Sow used by the pros. He point- It might be a purple shirt, 1 In ’66. A sound "Versalles is necessary proved and they have great in the last' 10 years to the State gold slacks and two-tone purple has looked great. if the Twins are to regain the pitching. of Florida. The yearly average ed out that the subject depends on who’s wearing What shoes. • * shoes or a tangerine combina He has no arm trouble. I’ve No. 1 spot. ‘T d have to say that we. are New York Track Still Closed for this one track is over a mil tion which some have termed Sports Briefs Red Auerbach a^ Boh Cousy Baseball Notes hoard a tot about Mm being a * * * getting more balance tdl the lion dollairs. At one time, race “ early Hallowe’en.” minus Bill Russell; ^ b e l said, Coventry High hurler Ricky playboy, but I haven’t seen Mm time to] our league. It could be tracks were off-limits for base All his shoes are patent leath Proven Winners fought against it but Auprbach young will be shooUng for an do anything out of line," he any one of four of five dubs ball playens. Times have chang er and glisten like a new quar Besides Chance hr the pitch addeiL that will be in the thick of the Robinson No. 1 Horse Owners Balk ed. Today, several players own ■nd Oousy plus R u ^ ll ^rea record this spring. In ter. The Twins’ field boss feels he ing department, the Twins have race.” a m ^ g Ite g r ^ s t J ^ y ^ te S three previous varsity seasons. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. race horses and ball players has the best home run hlttsr in three proven big winners in Jim And so it goes. A 1 g 1 g i EUI8 — Emil Diets 368, Mike are familiar sights at the dally The three-point field goal, young has posted 24 victories, Doug admitted that he pays (AP) — Outfielder Bill Robinson events. special attention to his ward was voted Wednesday the top adopt^ by the Eastern L ea ^ e four short of the tour-year And shutdown Lostly Md being conridered by the ex-Rockville High robe when he expects to be on rookie in the New York Yankee » 149 —396, Joe Rogtia 139-186 — television. Now it can be told. First American Baskettel Associa- p,tcher N^Jim Martello. t L Bing Runaway NBA Rbokie Choice baseball training camp by NEW YORK (A P)— Aqueduct race track, where as 393, Jim Aceto 186-159 —4U, tion and the fifth foul modifica- j choice of the Cleveland front___ _ . ” I don’t wear whites or yel sports writers covering the Yan high as B6 million has been wagered in one day, has ^ony Desimone 140 —367, Har- tion were other proposed rule CSty standout posted lows because they are crass on office to manage the team in ah-h-i ♦JT.w.C h records of 3-0 as a freshman. DETROIT (AP) — " I would Lou Hudson of the St. Louis attraction closer to home — kees. been closed for two days. The shutdown has cost the DupUn i48 —381. changes Shabel touched on. the screen,” he said. “ Lately 1967 was Walter Alston of the 11-2 as a sophOiQore, 4-2 as a have^' been happier If our team Hawks, a former Minnesota Michigan star Cazzie Russell — State of New- York an estimated $600,000. The track "Basketball is the only sport I’ve been going in for mpre did better and made the play standout, got 13 votes. Archie but a coin flip for first pick was Record Catch Dodgers. Alston, dean of active Junior and 10-1 as a senior. has lost half that amount in revenue. CHURCH UKAOUB — Hank major league managers in point in the United States,” Shabel striking colors — plum-cOlor, offs,’’ said Dave Bing. Clark of Los, Angeles got the won by New York and the GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (AP) Irked by failure of the Demo- —— —------Agnew 150-368, Bob Loomis said, "where a player can be Manchester High’s best is the lavender and purple. That was the reaction of the Knicks plucked Russell ‘out of of consecutive service with one 20 career wins by Cy Blanchard other three. — Lee Wulff of Keene, N.H., 135-364, .Charles Banks .144- eliminated -by fouls.” The new Detroit Pistons’ star to the news the list. crat-controUed State Assembly club, ha« handled Los Angeles over a four year span While "Also I have some baby pink Bing, who gets 5600 from the landed a 148-pound spiked mar the power to call a special ses 356, Sam Little 389, Stan rule will carry an extra penalty that he had been named Rookie to pass a bill which would have the past 14 years. Last winter Ray LaGace had 19 for Hkuit outfits that look really nice.” league for being the top rookie, Detroit took Bing, instead. lin with a 12-pound test line on sion , of the legislefure to con Opalach 140-136—388, Erv Rus- without elimination, such as giv BE A SKILLED JET ENGINE METALSMITH, MACHINIST of the Year in the National Bas added $3.5 million to purses, he was offered the best deal of Catholic in three springe. Sanders cuts threads from his acknowledged that "I had a Bing, a guard, was confident fly rod after a 4V4-hour bat- sider the bill, which died in a oonl 368, Bill McCarthy’ 361, bis baseball life by the Tribe ing the team fouled the ball af sweaters and sends the rem ketball Association. good season,” but it didn’t start — he bought a home on De- tie Wednesday. Fishermen here horsemen, have refused to enter Ellington High, (Coventry committee when the state law Luddy Hansen 376, John Aceto but tamed It down. Joe Adcock ter the shot or shots. nants to a friend in Los Angeles TOOLMAKER. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN The 6Hfoot-3 former Syracuse that way. troll’s northwest side before he said it was one of the largest their horses. Anthony Travia, High and Bolton High are first making body adjourned last 145-397, Ed Spence 860, Howie got the Job as the second choice. • * e and to his shoemaker. While the AH-America vras the runaway played his first game - - Iwt ever caught, Democratic speaker of the As o ff the line this spring, open He wasn’t even Detroit’s Sunday. Holmis 141-376,, Gerry Chap- friend is finding matching dye, diolce, being named on 74 of the wasn’t a house afire at the sembly and head of the RMes ing AprU 10, should Mother Na- prime choice in the NBA draft a peU 143. New Friends the shoes are being made to •0 baBots cast by sportswriters start. ciomimittee, has told the horse ” We have been tightening our Enjoyed a four-way conver There must be a lot of Wes luYe keep in mind the season. year ago. Lineman Traded’ sation one morning with Ralph conform. and broadcasters, the league men to tighten their belts and belts for a iong time,” said Bialousknia autographs in town. East will go April 14 at St. In his sevyjth game, ht NEVy YORK (AP) - Offen Klner, former NaUonal League "Sweaters and socks give the announced Wednesday. The Pistons wanted to pick an wait another year and then ask Hirsoh Jacobs, one of the na RESTAURANT — Roland The UOonn sharpshooters was Thonias Aquinas while Man- INSTRUCTOR DEMONSTRATES MACHINE TO P&WA TRAINEE pumped in 16 points. In the next home run king, White Sox Man most trouble,” Doug said. “ I sive tackle Nick DeFelice Was again for more money. tion’s most successful trainers Guiilotte 139, Angelo Pontillo in Manchester twice in four Chester hosts Bristol Central 80 games, he was out of the dou traded by the New York Jets of ager Eddie Stanky and Bill Lee have about 75 sweaters and "whose horses race in the name 146 —880, Rich Getzwich 141 — days —last Saturday night as a 18. Cheney Tech’s opener ble figure column Just once. the American 'Football League The measure 'had been recom of the Oourant. “ I was never shoes and slacks which either mended by Nelson A. of his wife and daughter. 871, BUI Faber 146-168 —427, player at Clarke Arena and te April 16 with Windham Tech. On 12 occasions he scored to the Miami Dolphins Wednes Gov. much of a hitter, ” Stanky said, match or contrast perfectly. Rockefeller, a Republican, and Officials______of__ the__ Horsemen’s Uttle 148 —408, Ken Mon- Tuesday idght as a recipent of South Windsor is the last to get more than 30 and on March 8 he day for center Mike Huddock. “ but I . pinched-hlt once tor But if it gets hot and I have to PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT OFFERS 3-4 YEARS Benevolent and Proteettye Asso- an award by the Rec Depart- started, April 25. hit his high point — 47 points. passed overwhelm'ly by the Re- Klner.” The latter nodded in take off my sweater, sometimes elation, which claims an almost m e n t—and each time he spent Newness is a feature on the With an average of 20 per pubUcan-controUed Senate. The agreement. ” It was in the i960 the shirt is not a perfect of col Patton Retires mea!^re would have reduced 100 per cent niembemhlp among at least an hour practicing his baseball coaching scene. Bill AU-Star game. Burt Shotttm waa or. I don’t like that. game. Bing became the NEW YORK (AP) Jimmy horsemen, point out that the $8,- Dick Farrell 801, Russ Fountain penmanship. Ayer at Coventry, Hal Parks the state’s share of the wager managing the Natlonai League. "And socks — they’re hard to Mghest i^ k ie scoror in NBA announced his retire- ing from 10 to 9.5 per cent. 600 minimum purse was put in aOB, VWUte Blmpeoti 868, Bialousknia has also Increas- at Manchester, 'Vin Kaseta at FREE TRAINING A T HIGH PAY history, He had 1.601 points. . trom pro football Wednes- We needed a run and there was find. I get most of my socks at Travia said he couldn’t Justify effect 21 years ago. Ohen it coot ed hiB friendship list many-time Cheney Tech, Ron Therrien at beatnik Joints. They’re so loud The soft-spoken Bing finished day. He had been a defensive a man on base and Klner due giving $3.5 million to horsemen $8 to $10 daily to keep oi horse. Y LSAOUE—Andy Lamour- fold.' He seems completely un- Ellington and Don Domljan at the store Is glad to give them the season as the ‘l0th-rMki|« back for 12 years ^ th the New ^ up. Shotton called my iteme eaux 197-161-—486 (new high daunted by his exploits and South Windsor are all newcom- away.” Now you can get up to four-years of advanced technical training free scorer in the league and also led York Giants of the National other ^ ■It costs $17 to $28 today,” and told me to plnch-hlt for areas. Backers of the said Eddie NeJoy, who trains a Larry Bates headlines. era. APPRENTICE Detroit in sissists. Football League. Klner, Imagine, Klner, the best at the Aircraft What's more, you earn good pay as you learn. Starting measure argue that increased powerful stable for M « . H.C. 168-411, Fnuik Mt^amara 146- home run hitter In Uie league, TRAINING COURSES purses would lead to better rac Phipps and (^den PMpps. "And 136— 407, ^ Bujauclua, 140-307, being taken out. As I started up ~Z ~ "Z Baseball Umps pay is high with regular increases as you progress. Thousands of our ing and increased revenue to that doesn't include some ex- Jim Bell Howie Hampton to the plate, Shotton said to top employees gained their know-how in these aiivanced training CoariBS ranging fmm the state. p ^ e s as equipment, shipping, 140-388, Pete BraMtb 151-388, bunt and move the runner Stanley tup Kace Lontinues Monday Automatic Transmission Trouble? Bundl Tarca 167-8BS. Bill Fish courses. Upon graduation, you too will have the skills to advance Gov. Rockefeller has adopted veterinculan, shoeing Jodtera i’arca anu risn along. I nearly feU over,” Stan The. atruggle for the Stanley Leafs to their third-place finish 9 to 4 y a a n a wait and see attitude. He has and entry feee.’’ 867, Ed Bujauchia 1M-S78, Joe ky recalled. The N.U went on into a highly-paid career job. Tworonite 137-860, Ed Kovls Oup — the most cherished tro- top performances last Miancheater Chapter oi the to win in 14 innings. Klner re- ^ weekend, suffered a split finger. OonneoUcut Board Approved Jet Engine Metalsmllh ZSA ZSA GABOR says - 148-883, Jeandt Wirtalla 168- ptay in hockey — begins toidght oi centdy signed a five-year con in practice Wednesday. Terry Basepball Umpires 'Will hold an If you are a high school graduate or tha equivalent with a year of Machinist 373, Frank Calvo 140-387, BUI with semifinri playoff games at tract along with Lindsey Nelson Sawchuk wlH guard the Toronto important meeting Monday algebra or geometry. . . and a lot of ambition. . . you may qualify forj i SAVE MONEY at AAMCO Chapman 860, Art Johnson 379, and Bob Murphy to handle Uie Chlctlgo and Moiitreal. net tonight with Bnihe Gamble night at 7:30 at the Army ft tool andIHe Maker Fred McCuriy 878, Tony Fl- New York Met broadcasts and Chicago, the Bla<^ Hawks, the standby goalie. Navy d u b . free training course. Each class is limited to assure students of per Eiectrpnics AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION caro 141-878, Charlie Whelan ROTUNDA Mecasts. who captured their first Nation Both Montreal and New York New membera will be wel- sonal attention and individual instruction. New classes being formed. 15S-S74, BiU Adamy 1 4 0 ^ , SPECtALldTSI al Hockey League title ever tUa are healthy. Hie Canadiena are oomed by President Ray Pil- ‘TH E S,000-MILE WONDER O ILF John Rleder 867. now, sd be sure to come in and apply at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft season, take on tire Tortmto Ma ataylng in a Laurentlhn Moun- Innta. ^^aAL COMPUTE MSPECTION SERVICE Prevents; Sludge deposits, n u t add oorrodlon, poor etartliig ple lisafs, third-place finiriiers. and dirty endaslon valve, tahi. hideaway and wUl-8 s.m. to 12 noon. • Master Pipe Making C o r s ! reports -606 boya have sign three, rei^ar-season games • Pro Don Zabit • 9-Hole Course, 9 More Opening July ed np to date. with damaged ligaments la his • Club Houm •, Ih’o Sbm • Large Greens and Treea An gquM opporttAijfy e m p l ^ An yoongatera who par- left knee. Located on Weet St, Hebreui, M O R I A R T Y b r o t h e r s ttotpated last season and Vorontoi, however, wlO be Intersection R t 85 and Hebron Ave. '818 CENF|« w|m> are stU eltgiUe must Vriibout fU'steiWag goaBc John- r s s i ^ , t i s n s M ^ . . g f Bawar. 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Errora which do not 19W HONDA Bw, red and silver, YUMMVJ TOO.'/COMIN7 { rn *i< 41Aateria£l lOMedlc&alplimt10 Med' • ------83 Oriental colna siM anitoffrJ. leawin Mie value of tho advertfamnent will not be corrected by . low mileagre. Call 876-9140. East Hartford 42 Set anew 11------Rip ^^84HaWtatteofa 82Anu5rten^ ”mabe good” Inaertlon. 528-6581 1068 HARLEIY Davidson —motor Several excellent opportu (Roekvl]l^ Ton n e e ) nities have developed in our 8 8 n r IT scooter, good condition. Call An Equal Opportimlty \ 2 r A r " office for full-thne 640-9869. Employer U ^ S T M 3 - :i 7 n 875-3136 BOY'S BIOrCLB, excellCTt TAX THE condition, 125. OaU 649-8760, af OTHER eOV ts 17 CLERK TYPIST XSOJ: ter 6, ' txm Ift a r zi treablE AeaehiRg Qur Adv«rilser7 Tau hf. U. A Nt. Off/—AR rlgMt CHICAGO, /LL WHY CALCULATOR O 19^ by'Uhhad Featw lyedkele, lac. «HOgT»|j;f2 procedure: present businesB with this op ment assistance upon grad new muffler, generator, regu ment Corp-, Route 88, Vernon, ROOFING—^REPAIR of roofs. ing available May and June. VWATi H0LDlN6UPtH£EXECl/ri0N? ^OTIb POVllTrilT?, eration. New Haven, 1-389-4678. uation. The only school lo LADIES—part-time name your Bncloas your reply to the lator, exceUent running condi 875-7609 Manchester Exchange I'be best in gutters and oon- cated in Hartford Ucensed hours as FuUerettes, in your Apply Mir./Pattavina, Physical box tn an envelope — tion, 8l0a 649-8821. —Enterprise 1946. ductors. Repair of chimneys, Therapy Dept., Ifaiiobeatar addressed to the Claasl- too. Call CouglCn, 643-7707. A C T T O D A Y by the State of Connecticut neighborhood earn 82-83 hourly.- TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, Mernorial Hoepitai. Ain equal m fled Mhnager, Manchester Move Up To A Department of Motor Vehi 644-0202. Dhrening Herald, togther building lots cleared, trees ROOFING — Specializing re cles. epportunity employer. 50,000 BY ROY CRANE with a memo Ustjng the topped. Got a tree problem? pair^ roofs of all kinds, new BUZZ SAWYER ATTENTION Gallon ^ r Month WATTHESS —tnnst be exper companies you do NOT Well worth phone call, 742-x roofs, gutter work, chimneys DON’T DELAY ienced) no Sundays. Apply in tHUNDCR/tnON.' NOW, GIRLS, HOW THAVnr^BT’S TELL EACH OF \ THAT'S want to see your letter. 8252. 'bteanqd, repaired. Aluminum SUNOCO SERVICE STATION BOTTHB ISlflE WPRESS SHE GAVE ME. Your letter wlU be de — ACT NOW — person, Center Restateant, 400 X HEIPEP HER ESCAPE FROM A CONVENT NOW ALL MY PLANS S H A LL WE b r i n g MR. USED CAR BUYER ------siding. 80 years’ experience. Main St . , FOR A GOOD TIME IN BUZ AND MlTZl stroyed if the advertiser to RAY AND ANDY’S llght'deUv- pree estimates. Call Uowley want aa aggressive sales nan osAn A nvK rno HONG KONG ARC SHOT, TOGETHER? one you’vo mentioned. If ery.ery, also sUso odd Jobs, reasonable, otm. minded man. Learn Leam the flaetrilf facial' Anyxirae not it win be handled in We have Just taken in 643-6361, 644-8833. KEYPUNCH CHARGE Nim6H—t ajnT- MIMI WAS THE ONLY tLi estimates tree. 628-8267, Can or write: — TRAIN NOW — PATE I KNEW HERE. tbs usual manner. trade on the new 1067 4 p.m. af nite auntng’lionis. 628-3046. PAY WHEN WORKING Pleus eafl SfriHim or 840^ OldsmobUes some excep Hearing and Plumbing 17 SW OIL COMPANY Ue HAS ORDERED A VERY tionally clean tote model CHAIN SAW work—dead treee OPERATORS Box 71, East Hartford SBCRETABY.: , gqlaa, abort- 6PECIAU 0OTTLE OF WINE.'I Lest and Foinid 1 cars. I know they are the and lots cleared at a reason- COMPLETE plumbing and P-O- band kind of cars you would be able price. Free estimate, in heating installation, repairs 668-3400 LOST —€dl black, female oat, ties, call' proud to own cmd we to stant and experienced sei^ce. H ek ^ W an ted"'' Full-Time Days ----- 1, „■ !, i-g,),) „ I . fWHA-rVliJfA6£?\ vicinity Washington School, Md remodeto^ Servl^ calls Evening Mr. J. Keith, 647-0646 sell. Drop in to see me at OaU 875-6062 after 6 p.m. given: Immediate attention. ' _ ° _____ ^______2_ Female 35 848-1711. FOR' FUN.AJro 0'^'tW W °S>- your convenience, or call CaU M & M Plumbing A Heat Part-Time Nights Ayon repN(tenta«Vdb wlil t^ 628-6556. RUSS’ MOWER Service — ing, 640-2871. Schools and Clamos 33 r n or l p n , 11-7 s h ift fuu and y«w It’d eaagrj^-aoB-eiir line LOST—DIAJdOND ring, white sharpening and repair. Rotary part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- gold, siriitalre. Middle l^ e .. p r ^ c t ii W TOte Otore time. and reel. Hand mowers a spe TOWNE PLUMBING Service, 4610. Must be experienced alpha- Stop and Shop parking area. Thank yon, Profitable,, too. CbopM.. your cialty. Pick-up and delivery alterations and repairs, bath TRACTOR -TRAILER n-umaric IBM keypunchev. Reward. 648-4610. WANTED —r n or LPN, 7-8, ex own hours. No ekperletee:need service. 742-7607. rooms, remodeling, emergen Oomi>any offers excellent ewgifao.et.TMt.»Bs.>^eii. RAY DWYER ceUent wages. CaU 876-0771 or ed. CeUl now for appointment M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD cies. CaU 640-4066 before 8 a m . JOBS wages and working condl- 649-3081. in your own Iwme at your con- **TV! TV ! All the tinie, TV ! I can’t understand how ha and after 6 p.m. tioos, convenient free peril- MIMEXX3-RAPH1NG — prompt ve'nience. 280-4022. m j n m MAYBE THEY BOTH COULDBEJ NOWTHEY\E AnnomcBments 2 ing, in-plant cafeteria and wears out shoes so fast!" HOFFMAN OLDSMOBILE service. CaU 647-0647, evenings. NO EXPERIENCE TMATS WHATI THINKSO, PHIL—AND! BUSTED UP THEAASELVES ELECTROLUX vacuum interior palnt- program. We train on tan tre, Mata St. Hartford. u t iK m iS t e s t payments ■««“ «» tag. WaUpaper books'. : p^r- dem axel traUers, aU ^ipe ' e c r se n e S te e p NOW, AUPRey/ WDRRIER MACAME ? NOT AT or\ e«w lM e offer rMUsed. 6484666, los, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- “ »• transmission and tank m M faDDN/SouWANriTO UP50LATE? ALL! JuerBNGKOSSBD IN hanging. Ceilings. Bloors. Ful between 94. oynskl. BulIdeTS4W291. traUers. Also, EmeryvUle SPARKLE FOR XDUR , WeRBMDU TUB MOST ETlAtULAITNe FARE finance company pton. Douglas ly insured, worlunanship guar ^-6 Motors, 888 Main. CARPENTRY—alterations and anteed. Leo.Pelletier, 049-6326. sleeper cab equipment Meeun&wmiAcm WORRieDI . ON THE TEay*"THArE ALL. ■t wouLotrr additions, rec rooms, garages, H no answw 048-0048. Members of aU truck own PART-TIME ■ cO m? ht NtA. lec. TAi lea i 1966 CHBVROUBT Impala Su Auto Acetisoriaf— er’s associatioii in New MPAM eeTHcma ceUmgs. Roofing, gutters, aid- p a i v t i n g —i n t e r i o r ' arid Lm'LE SPORTS BY ROUBON per Sport, V-i}, 4-speed. Many liras 6 tag, painting, workmanship *’AINHNG—i n t e r i o r and ex England and New Yoric. ' ‘I extras. Egedlent eemBtion. terior. Free eetimmtes. Contact TRUCK DRIVER ■T ■ r SET OF 4 Cteger 14” 0. & guannteed. A. A. Dion. Inc., Part or. fuU-time tratatag. CALL U f poll OsB 649-8|40|t, after 6. GmWd Stratton, 648-8748. 648- licensed and apptovM megs, eepeclsny for Tam p^ 0484800. FOB MOBNINOS 4887. program. For taformatton I960 OOMBT, good ninntag oon- A Pm i ItTIMATI Lemons. GTO, 8100. 6404000. CARPENTRY -co n cre te worit. call Hartford, 247-1863 A P^Y IN PERSON dit^ , dean, 8200. or beet cf- snytlSiig from ceUer to roof, anytime. fer^ Call 048-3064 after 8 p.m. T r a Hera S S teL d out. no substitute COOPERATIVE tor queilty work, satisfaction JOSEPH P. LEWIS 1006 CjtLIBHTE Comet—V8, liMile Homes S-A BUDGET PLAN autoiii«t|c. steering. guaranteed, oompetittve prices, ______O IL GO. CUSTOM PAINTINO No Job too' small, DftD Oar- AVAILABLE radio eM heater, oMte with 8' WOLVERINE camper, sleeps 816 BROAD ST. EXTEBIOB ft INTEBIOR FAlNTINa, PAPER HANOim, e«9-8668 JM M etdttiu ^ «««. Adf SO HOW - PAX LATES V f-' k PAGE *rWENTY-SIX MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 MANCHESlTEB EVENING HMIALD. MANCHESTER, CONK., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 PAGE TWENTy.S®yWI<-Htl|i W anted—Mato 36 Help Wonted*—Mato 36 W anted > Male 36 Help W onted , Mcde 36 Sltuodens Arttelt Rtr toto 48 Boats and AeettsdriM 46 Roagto Without Bgiard 59 Suburban For iCiint 66 Hausos For Sole 72 Housts For Salt' 72 Houstt For Soto 72 Suburban For Soto 75 S^burboo For Sain 7S 7{ 3 8 CtAS'BOOM hoktif poA f u In- OONSRAL I^ACTORT wnrkera, IMMBDIATB opening: avail, DISHWASHER—full-time posU r 1984 MIRROmGRAFT, f l ‘ ‘- 'iriti- THE TOOMPflON HhUM, Oo$‘ ROCKVt(JjB —4 room ell apart- $19,400 — 6 room Split Level MANCHESTER: fi«,800-L"aple MANCHESTER —new liatiiig — BOLTON-COVBN’TRY Una — 8 VERNON-^NEW MamUg Got* f ffood working conditions, able for warehouse man over tlon, evening work, good dneraior, exio^enV condition. SHOP MECHANIC REIAABLE MCmOOt wUb ref mlnum boat, 1964 Evlnrude 6% taga Street, centrally located, tiient.'S mlMl from Rockville. !!Vall * CLASSIFIED fringe benefits. Apply, 8;8(M, 28,* must be reBable and have wages, ^pply In person only. 649-1948. . - ~ ,- erences will oare for small h.p.. motor. Homemade boat la^e, pleaaantly himlahed Route 88, EHlngton. Parking.' bathe. Twin alze bedrooms, a large treed lot with a 3 car large living room and dining fireplace, % acre lot. Call now. 1108, 640-4408. t Nerw Bngland Metal Piquets, recent local references. Call Howard Johnson’s Restaurant, child for working partafki R ea trailer, all excellent condlUoQ. roonia, parking. Call 649-:^ Pleasant country eurroundtngi. garage, bus. HutcUns Agency, garage. Ideal firet home for a room, kitchen with ample cab- Only $16,200. Hayes Agency, For luachine building, re- 89s Tollhiid Tjdce., Manchester. s a v e BtOI Do ybuif owtim g 44 Stock Place. ■ Mr. Feldman, 289^888. sonable. 648-8867. Can be seen, H Kelley Rd., for.ovemigM and permanent 878.8684. 876-6813. .R ealtors. 649-6824. young couple with economy in ineta, 8 good sized bedrooms, 646-0181. VERNON - « bedroom . polh and' m^ntsnMce. Re and upholstery cleaning pointed BtiburbOn Roacb. Reo ADVERTISING TYPIST—resixmslble person for FULL-TIMB bartehder to work lated experience or trade PART-TIME janitorial, Man Blue Lustre. R«nt electric W applng. 644-2382. guest rates. mind. Barrows and Wallace also paneled recreation room. WOMAN WOULD,Uke to take MANCHESTER —Come see this 1% baths, fireplace, basement BOLTON -*even room expand- room, large lot. $16,$00. $»• school hachgroui]fd. Must chester uea, '5:80-8:80 p.m., d iam pooer, $1. Oloott V ariety C o., B494SS06. Important duties In processing In private club as perm ittee. oare of children, days or nights BROORBtBLO 8T.-r«entlemsn, Rtiorf Froptrly emgU buf comfortable 2-bed- able Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 0666. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS orders at a public warehouse. Write resume to Box W, Man be able to read blueprints, five evenings per week. Call Store.. ' garage, large lot. Immaculate full-tim e. 876-6881. 34' SKI BOAT, 80 b.p. Jptaeon, twin bedroom to be shared r^wm home today, with its shad-, MANCHESTER; $22,900—4 b ^ - condition, inside and out. $26,- large Uvlng room with raised Fast and,accurate typing nec chester Herdld. mios, schenatlcs. Elxcellent Hartfor){^,248-6888 between 8-6 For Rant 67 BOLTON -8 bedroom Roneli. 8 AM, to 5 PAL 80 PER CENT G F f k nitting m otor an d.'trailer. 644.1686. with same, next to shower, ed yard, new bath and remod. room Colonial in St. Bridget’s 900. UAR R ealty Co. In c., 643- hearth fireplace and bookcases; essary. Hours Monday thru wages, gobd opportunity p.m . WOMAN WILL care tor chil- 1% baths, family room, wood* needles instruction books, knit parking. 649-6801. C90TT.4OES FOR rent -O art- eled kitchen. R^uced to $12,- Parish, one block from Main 2692, R obert D. Murdock, 643- bright kitchen with plenty of Friday 8-5. Oopd wages. Full PRODUCE CLERK—fuU Ume, for right man in .a fast •dren, days, full or pari-time. 13’ ALUMINUM boat with deck ed lot, baiMinent garage. Own* PART-TIME service staUm 'to- ting, c r o ^ t , . tatting, emabroid- ner Lake. Modem, lakefront, 900. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Street. We think the price 8472. cabinets, full tiled bath, fuH benefits. Apply by m ail or In good working conditions, fringe growing cpmpany. Apply 648-6746. and wlndatiield iand ramoty con- ROOM FOR RENT or will er tranatorred. 648-1678. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tendaht, twa evenings per week ery aocitesories. Yaim-Ai>art Free brochure, pictures. Ar 649-4586. speaks for itself. Occupancy basement with garage, outdoor .7 ? person to O.L. Manus, Hart- benefits. Apply Produce De • ■ ...... :. trole, also motor for boat winch share my apartment with ma MONDAY Huns ntlDAX lOiM AJA -> SATCBDAS 9 AM. and Sunday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. See Oo. m o .', 89 Cottage . St. Man-i rowhead Orove, Route 884, Col------—■—■ June the let. Barrows end Wal- TWO FAMILY, 6-8, cabinet utility shed, large treed lot wooMUAND PARK —So. Wind* ’ j for Despatch A Warehouse Oo., partment, Popular Market, 726 N. P. HALLENBECK CO. $100. 389-0664. ture woman, kitchen privileges Mr. Sloan, Esso Sendee Cen Ohester. Limited quantity, all eheeter, Conn. 242-9278, 848- la ce Oo., 649-6866. kitchen, built-in vacuum sys- with garden space. Enjoy sub &ic., 225 P rospect St., East East Middle Tpke. Bunker Hill'Rd. and Rit 6 SituaHoiis W ontod^ 649-6746. sor, 7 room bouse, 8 bedrooms, ter, R oute. 88, Vernon. sales final, cash and cany. 7178. /xxTT A T T A ——— —————— ——— ——— — tem, garogc, 119 x 165 lot, gar- urban living only minutes Uving room, bat^ full dining Hartford, Conn. We sue an Andover, donn. - n . COLONIAL JAMBOREE M a n c h e s t e r : $20,9 0 0 - 7 den, trees, $21,900. H u tc ^ s XOVM COOPERATION WILL |>IA I A d ? LABORER with knowle^lge of Dlaiiiends-—W ctehas-^ LARGE BIRONT room , irewly from Manchester. Asking $18,- room, large eait-in idtoben, BE APPBE01A,TBD I/IM I b 0*1^ */.I I Elqual O j^ r tu n lty E m ployer. ONE PAIR DOOR shuttera,' room Cape Cod close to As A gency, R ealtors, 649-5324. septic tank installation, good 742-8061 - j w an FOR ruuuu—peneteaHIRB -—paneled irucatruck ana and decorated, all conveniences, 900. UAR Realty C o., Inc. 648- family room and gara^. Liargs 16x81" |6: Two pair window Jtw *liy 48 sumption Church. Total family benefits for the right man. Call a a w s m m w o n r a a S D -A m an fo r Mght w ork, $e- per private entrance, telqitaone op- Wonfod Ta Rant 68 IF your taste in home 2692, R obert D. M urdock, 643- lot, beautiful trees, DeairaM#. . 648-6927. . shutters 14x47", $6; one wood styling is for the tra- . Uving is easy to enjoy here, MANCHESTER —economical 7 6472. : hour. 648-6581. WATCH AND JEWELRY r^ Uoiua. CaU 649-7702. . W ANTED —; 8 bedroom apart neighborhood. Principals «nty. MINTT AUTO CARE PAR’TS OOUNTEJR Clerk, exper en dutch! storm door with hard dltional call us, today, for.it has a large rec room and room 2 story home. Ideal for a Continued From Preceding Page pairing. Prompt aervlde. Up to ment, by couple with two teen 644-0618. ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex CAN YOU SELL? • RETIRED gentleman available ware, 86%x80I4” , 410. Assorted to see the foUowing a beautiful screened In porch, large fiunlly. New modem BOLTON —Webster Lane, 5% A leading New England ience not necessaiyr aV bene $20. on your old watch In trade. age children. P lease ca ll 843- perienced, immediate . steady fits, good hourly rate, good for pait-ttme chautfeurlng, pri storm windows. 643-0629. listings. Barrows and Wallace Co., 649- Ifitchen with bullt-lns, paneled room Ranch on deadend street. auto service center now has employment. Wilson Electric^ Closed Mondays, F. B. Bray, Apeutmonta—Aato-i- 8906 a fter 6 p.m . 5306. d ^ and dining room , oversize Large wooded lot, ideal for hours, driver’s license neces Your own buHness, a fuU-time vate party. American, excellent \ W ontad Rad Estofa 77 Help W onted— H dp W anl«cl«-M ato 36 positions available In its Co. 649-4817. MILUONS OP rugs have been 787 Main St. -State Theatre Tanamantf 63 one car garage, convenient to chdldren. Price reasonable. sary. Apply to Mr. ■ Ral|di career in Real Estate. National ' driving record. Will travel. Building. COTTAGE ON lake within com- VICTORIA RD. — Relax In F e m a le 3 5 new Manchester operation cleaned with Blue Lsirtre. R’l M ANCHESTER: $17,700 — school, shopping and supervis Call anytim e, 649-3666. SELLING YOUR home? For TRACTOR TRAILE21 Jobs, no Schallet* or Mr. Elwood. Carter, Company, established in 1900, Write Box C, Manchester Her- WE h a v e ouetomers walUiig muting distance at Manchester fo r: MB3N WANTED for diversified America’s finest. Rentjelectrio comfort in this 6% room Large family paradise; 5 bed ed pool. P riced to seU at $17,- prompt, courteous service that experience needed. See our ad Manchester Motor Sedes, 512 largest in its field. ' Inexperi >■ aid. ■ / for the rental of your apart fo r July and August. CaU 649- ABLE WOMAN wanted f« outdr work, 40 hourst good ahampooer, $1. The Sherwin- Colonial just off Center room home close to bus, shop- goo Don’t delay call Warren ROCKY HILL—6% room Ranch geits re^ ts caU Louie Dimock ~ under Schools amd Classes. Manager-’Tralnee W. Center St. M an ch ^ ter. 643- enced people preferred, no bad Futl and Fotd 49-A ment or tiome. J. D. Real Es 7204. Street in Manchester. Here housewoik, 4 or 5 days a week, wages, steady employment, RETIRED gentleman desires WiUtiams Oo. ping and school. Bring the E . Howland, R ealtor. 643-1108. large finished rec room, heat ReaKy, 649-0828. Phone 249-7771 anytime. 1611. / habits tp break. You will at tate. 648-6129. Is your chance to buy a kids and have a look. Barrows own transportation. Call 648- Oashiers Full and Part- 875-9166. part-time position aa bookkeep ed, with bar, built-in stove, 6618. tend a formal training school, OLD FASHIONED oak buffet, good home on a fine lot and Wallace Co., 649-5306. MANCHESTER — Immaculate oven and disposal, excellent Tim e er or assistant. Oenebed office W R 8 A ^ —first quaUty baled APARTftiENT — centrally lo- Bustnoss Preporty then guided throughout your $26; gray club size davenport, for only $17,800. . air-condiitioned Olonial, 3 condition. Located in fine resi Legal Notice RADIO SHACK routine o r telephone sadea, hay. Call 649-6911. cated, 3 rooms plus kitch TWO PAMUJEM—we have sev Salesm en Journeyman-Electrician development — from Start to ' $10; Easy , automatic washer, For Sato 70 years old, 3 large bedrooms, dential neighborhood. Selling RETAIL MANAGEMENT write Box B, Manchester Her enette, heat, hot water, gds for eral to choose from, one only OBDEB OF MOnOE Full-time salesmam and Maintenance $ucce$$. All advertising, all $86; twin bed, spring ahd htat- family room, formed dining fo r $22,500. R. F. Dlm ock C o.. HIGH SCHOOL ald. APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units, HENRY ST. — An older AT A COURT OF PROBATE,. management trainees, 40 Shop Foreman signs, forms, supplies are fur tress, $6; baby carriage, $6; cooking, wall to w all. carpet 3 years old, fine location, good room , large kitchen 'with aU held at Mancbeater, within and for Our excellent highly successful FortHliara 50-A elegant Colonial is await 649-5245. the rWatrict of Mandiester, on the hour week virith day o ff. nished. Nation'wide advertising PART-TIME work —caring for car bed, $3; 6 foot toboggan, ing, Venetian blinds, garage, locat^ at the center of Man Income. Thinking of invest Front End Mechanics training program provides you ing your Inspection in a built-ins, new wall to waU car- 3l9t day of March, 1967. SENIORS Excellent chance for ad Rate Range (Days) brings Buyers from Every yards, painting, odd job s. 649- $10; g irl’ s 26” bicycle, $6; adults only. Write Box , D Her chester, excellent condition. By ment property, let us show you peUng, large living room with SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub PresMit, Hon. John J. WoUett, with the required abilities and fine residential area. 6 vancem ent Installers $3,092 - $3,274 Per Hour where. Can you qualify? You 1784. adult books, fiction and non COW'MANURE by the load, ald. appointment, Phllbrlck Agen- what we have. PWlbrick Agen our rapid expansion guarantees rooms in all plus a nice firep lace, foyer, 2% baths, ga- oversized 6 room Cape, fuU Estate of Inez R. Wotoott aka. must have initiative, excellent fiction 26 cents each; large P ella Brothers. 648.7406. ------cy. R ealtors, 649-6347. cy , R ealtors, 649-5347. rage. H. M. Frechette Realty. ®hed dormer, 1% baths, finish- foez ^ a rd j^ W ol<^ OFHCE APPLY In PERSON the opportunity. Over 100 new LOOKINO FOR anything In real ...... —______sunporch. Garage. AppViT Tire Changers character (hondable) and sales wagon, $3. 742-6J42.' 6^-9988. 2-0“ garage, one “^SSd * management promotions within We are looking for a jour ertate rentals — apartments, MANCHESTER —comer loca- ances. MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch Mianchester Parkade ability. You must be financially Dogs^Birds— Pots 41 ______acre wooded lot, exceUent con- ’The Cooneotlcut Bank and ’Trust If you feel you can qualify the next three years. neyman electricisin to per DON’T MERELY brighten your homes, multiple dwellings, no' tions on Main Street that are large Uving room with fire West Middle Ipke. form the complete range of responsible. Commission - vol HiMiMhold Goods 51 MANCHESTER -e x t r a clean , 6 dltion. Selling for $22,900. R. CAREERS for one of these positions GROOMING and boanUng all carpetk. . .Blue Lustre them. .. fees. Call J. D. Real Betate, ideal for offices, stores, etc. We have many other list place, 1% baths, 8 bedrooms, electrical and electronical ume opportunity for man, wom ^ P E R GAS Range with heat room Ranch, formal dining F . D im ock Oo., 649-6245. count 'With said estate to this es« AA BROWN AND Sharpe screw an<} would like to take ad breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C eliminate rapid resoillng- Rent 648-6126. We have a few of these unique ings in Ranch, Split Level pine paneled famUy room. In tate to this Couit for aUoiraaee, B During your 18-24 month train work, and also will be re an, couple, or team That Can room, large Uving room with machine man wanted. Must be vantage of our modem Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, electric shampoper, $1. Paul’s er, excellent condition, $35. situations. Trefiiendous Invest and Cape stylings. 'What good condition, $20,900 Phil- is. BE quired to do other duties Sell. Write today for informa M ay be seen at 826 Vernon St. fireplace, foyer, plush wall to ORDERED: ’That the 13th day of able to lay out, set-up and op store, excellent wage scale ing period we provide: B43-S427. Paint k Wallpaper Supply. ments, the growth end the de ever your home choice and hrlck A gency, R ealtors, 649- April, 1967, at ten o’d o ^ toreoooa related to the maintenance tion. waU caopetlng, two large bed erate machines. Full or part- and complete frlng:e bene OaU 643-5466. 118 MAIN ST.—1 room heated mand is so ohvlbus. T. J. price range caU: 6847. ^ Legal Notices at the Probate Office in the Ho* ★ Starting salary $115.-$140. of our mill. Trade school GREAT DANE — beautiful rooms, enclosed breezeway, ga nlciiial ButtdliM; in said Mancfaea ONE time. Top wages for t«d> man. fit package, we would like DARK RICH, stone frte loam, apartm em , $96. 648-2426. 9-6. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ( UMITATION OBDEB ter. lie and the same le assigned and 5 years Industrial ex fawn femeUe, 14 months, 875- .COLONIAL W mo back sofa, 8 rage, CaU early. H. M. F re 643-1133. to talk with you. An inter depending on qualifica $15.. Gravel, fill, stone, sa^, BOLTON-Maiichester Une-6 AT A COURT OF PROBA’TE for a hearing oo the altowonoe jif O f The tions with .increases based perience or equi-valent re T. O’Brien 3196. patio and pool sand, and ma cushions and chair, good con- FIVE ROOM duplex i^ltb ga- room Ranch set high on large chette, R ealty, 647-9993. held at Manchester, within and for said admlnlstratlmi account wOh view will be mmnged at JARVIS REALTY CO. the District of Manchester, on the said estate. _ aacertalnment of dte- on evaluations every four quired. Applications tuicept-. ditlon, $300. Call 643-2598. rage. $90. J. D. Re>l Elstate, Land For Sato 71 wooded lot, double garage, LA1H E HANDS and gptoearal your convenience. Call nure. 643-9604. BEIAUTIFUL —new 6 room L- 23rd day of March 1967. tributees and order of dlstribollan. “HNAST” m onths. ^ dally, interviews Tues STROUT REALTY, Inc. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — 648-6129. im m ediate -^ Rauch, ^rch « . ' «UspoeaL 2-zoto ^ water eonvenlent to schools and bus cent spaolous 6 room Colonial, ^ t a t o ^ n d o L .; '“ohn“^ 884 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. WE HA'VE openings on our sec ance. An Equal Opportunity 649-4831. PAE Live Balt, Hart pendable', qualified em etc. T Like . -anew .. condition. jiA - Orig o ff ’ao’-.j-Main aaS t , mim 646-0090, m m ma*648- full .. cellar. GI or ..conventional heat,ao asvrws.exceUent am financing,mam war, $19,' transportation, li'ving room 1% baths, dead'Cnd street, city ed to grive public notice to the ere* ond and third shift for heat Reservist time off and full Em ployer Mato or Female 37 ford Rd., Manchester. \ dUors to bring lo their claims with- return ma*e to tWB.Ooiut;^____ ployes. Wouldn’t you like AKC REGISTERED welmaran- Inally over $300 balance now, 5676. finanding. .Mitten Agency, 900. Philbrick Agency, Real- with fireplace, form al dining utilities, exceUent value. Law- rn''^id~tim e “aiit>w^' b JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, treaters, shift premium is paid pay adjustments during to be part of this? er puppies. Excellent with chil FOR SALE —night crawlers, $63.50. Take over paym ents o f R ealtors, 643-6930. v ton , 649-6347. room, kitchen and lav on first rence F. Fiano, Realtors, 649- a copy of this order in aome new^ « : TOe O o m e r tlj^ ^ n k and plus production bonus. Apply summer camp. dren; field or show. Champion ROOM heated apartment ’ _____ . ____ ■ - . R071 paper having a circuliatlon In said Trust 0(x, Admr. c.ta. OIL BURNER service man and packaged in buss bedding. $9 monthly. 622-0476. floor, second floor —3 bed- Oo/l. probate district within fifteen days Tbfas -is a ehallenglng busi in person, Klock Company, Generous food allowance HELP WANTED stock. 742-8986 after 6. stove and refrigerator, second THREE FAMILY 'V-8,8 and A ETVE BEU3ROOMS, 2 fuU hatha steam fitter for large indepen 437% No. Main St. rooms, full bath, large closets, — ...... ;;----- from the date of this .order and re- ness, with dollars and 1272 ToUand Tpke., Manches and discounts. LIVING ROOM suite, bedroom floor, central location, $125. Good income. Can’t miss on m odern kitchen with buUt-lna, powder room. Firir-oExtra featuresfanriirsa MANCHES’TBR— „ , . 6 room ... Cape, giventurn make to this court of the notice .cents, pounds and ounces, ter. Assigned training manuals dent company, fringe oenefits, BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES, part RUG BRAIDING remnants suite, oither items. OaU m onthly. 648-1165, 9 a.m .-6 p.m . this one fo r $17,900.. PhUbrick 2 fireplaces, walk-out base N e w w H its in T o p S uniforms furnished, wages Alternating Shifts: include walk-out basem ent sun- Garage, aluminum siding. Only jq h n J. WALLETT. Judge. miles and gallons and a ACCOUNTING for home study. collie, ^epherd and Welmar- close out. 50c per pound. Call 649-3874. A gency, Realtora, 649Ji847. ment, screened porch, garage, $14,900. BHA, $460. down. Pas- WANTED —mason’s helper, no open. 528-7707. Dye Machine Operators THREE AND 4 rooms furnish------, - ______deck. Moderately priced, 10 per NEW YORK -D ie five moot" host of other computations Programmed lectures and ner, black, $12. 742-6742. 649-7612. bandy location. $24,600. PhU ek, MLS R ealtors, 289-7475 eve ORDER OF NOTICE experience necessary. Will Finishers SIX ROOMS of model home fur ed or unfurnished, oil heat MANCHESTER—7 room home, cent down, SO year mortgage as our main concern. Above sem inars. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- nings, 643-4208. YOUNG MAN for general fac W eavers BEAGLE-rLOOKING lor good parking, private, adults, rea- 2-car garage, extra lot Just a'vailable. Wesley R. Smith, awmage grades in such TRAINEE train. License needed. Call 643- Scheduled monthly per MEN’S REBUILT shoes for sale nishings for immediate sale, 6347. the District of Maacheoter* on the o la il bO9C*Oiflno0 mStOiy GTG "in # 1870 after 6 p.m. tory work. Apply Ka-Klar Cloth Quillers home, 3 years old, well train never used, only slightly abus sonable. CaU 648-6889. reduced to 423,400. M ltteo R ealtor, 643-1667. Sist day of .March, .1967._ _ Sound o< Mtisto", sod "M a ry t subjects as bookkeeping, formance rpports. better than cheap new ones! Present. i Toy Co. 60 H illiard St. Man ed. Call 649-1256 alter 6 p.m . ed. WiU be sold as one lot fo r ------^------Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. MANCHESTER — nice 6 room Lots For Scria 7 3 Judge. P op pin s" —Ixiffa m uslcala — j! businest) math, alg^ra, MAN —full or part-time. Apply Sam Yulyes, Shoe Repair Shop WARANOKB RD. vicinity— As a Shop Manager we provide: chester. • under $1,000. CaU Mr. Werb- MANdpjS’TER—4 rooms, third home, oversized garage, excel ______Estate of Harold Hanna, late of <‘Ctone with the Wind” , and husmess machines are Capitol Equipment Oo., 38 Main Third Shift: of the better kind! 28 Oak St. floor, includes stove, refrlgera - $$7. PAY S -ALL. Aamitne 4% per ★ Stability of position and in n «r, 643-1121. lent 'value at $15,500. Mitten Ranch, large Uving room with LARGE WOODED Bolton lots cessed 1:^0 Oommandmente” and "Be».' aspecdal^ helpfuL Some po Excellent o|>portunlty for W atchm an Manchester. tor, hot water, private drive- ' cent mortgage. Attractive 8- dining L, modern kitchen, St., Manchester. come in an industry not de Articles For Sole 45 ______A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930. for sale, in restricted residen- The administrator having exhfoit- n u r” . accoidliH; to V ariety.’* sitions yrtll require typing newcomer to accounting DANISH STYLE sofa; 9’ round way, nice grounds, $86. J. D. bedroom Ranch, flreplaoe, dishwasher, . disposal, . etc. 2' Mo. .0 .0 0 r>oii aia^^ai fd bis administration account with ’ . **“ **>^ sk ills. field. Requires accounting MAN FOR part-time yard work. pendent upon government SOREEJNED LOAM for best SO GALLON copper tank, tiai area. CaU 648-4461, eve- gatd estate to this Court tor aUow- Each has earned more than $8F MALE HELP WANTED navy wool rug; Uackand white Real Estate, 648-5129. trees, view- Hutchins Agency, $4,200 —nice cottage, near lake, car garage, large lot. Act to- nlngs ance, U J s _ _ _ . mlHloo. “ contracts or seriously af First Shift: lawns and gardens. Also sand. Eclipse hand mower. Maytag school or college back Steady through sea.son. Notch corner table and round coffee R e o lto n , 649-68ii4. oouM he year ’round. Flnanc- day, this won’ t last long In ORDERED; That the 17«i day of “FINASS^ office careers. ground, but no pre'vious Rd.. Bolton, 649-4374. fected by economic fluctua Maintenance Machinist gravel and fill. George H. Grif- wringer washer. Also golf balls April, 1967, at ten o’clock forenoon In addttiian to challenging tions. For Shipping Room and Material Handlers tog available., Mitten Agency, this nelg^iborhood at this p rice, 1 TREED AND landscaped 100 x at thi l^obate Office in to e ^ n to U e X p e r 1 ence. Permanent, flng, In c.. A ndover, 742-7886. 648-6500. S S m a i n 8T.-8 room apart- B?. J ^ P J ^ -7 Itealtors, 643: Philbrick Agency. 15® lot- W«b1 tor Raised Ranch, pal Building in said Manchester, be work offers excellent beme- ★ First year salary $8,500 Cutting, Boom. There is steady employment in a m ent, $85. 648-2428, 9-5. g SpUt Level, m ' baths, dining ____ ReaRoiPS, 649-6347. Term s. $3,000. W olverton hefri^®on®Te®aIl?KwS^^fJrf^sJd'‘a t NOTICE tlts, convenient location challenging business. ’The with profit opportunity to profit sharing, a pension - room, family room, garage, MANCHESTER—8 room Colo- with free parking, competi- E L E C iR IO RANGE—40” ; elec- —* A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. minlstratl'on account -with said eO- company offers above aver SERVICE earn $10,000-$15,000. in the plan plus other fringe bene APPLY trie hot water he&ter. 30 gal- FPU R ROeXM apartment, secsec- large beautiful landscaped ntel. 1% baths, dishwasher, FOUR FAMH^Y, 8 rooms each ------1______tate. y c e^inm ent o t ^ ir s In m aoooroonceaooordance vwltli n a ththe e ro*.--ra*.- tiva ealaHes, merit reviews, age benefits and working second-third year. fits. Apply ond floor. Inquire 238 Center yard $28,900. PWtorlck Agen- carpeting, famUy room, recrea- centra? tecatitm, new furnaces, THREE EXCELLENT LOTS, dfrects-ttS^TOtiSoftoe t o qulr^ente tlte Z^nliy tnptent cafeteria, pleasant CHENEY BROTHERS Ions, $28. each. 643-5983. conditions, salary commen St. ^ cy. Realtors, 6405847. tlon room, double garage, cen- recentivrecently nalntedpainted and ndeoo-redeco prime area, can be e purchased place assi^ed asrinied for m saidM hearing be ulaUona.Ulations -Ofv'o f? tlie TewBT ow S’ o f MMOBf aar ..' airjfAoonditioned office. TRAINEE surate with ability. For Details Call Mr. Sanocki WANTED REUABLB Kemnore portable . ------tral, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, rated. Aluminum storms and separately, $10,000. J. D. Real liJeSTiTto Oens to ' see us any day 31 Cooper Hill St Springfield, 413-783-6121 MANCHESTER MODES dishwasher, $80; baby jumper, THREE ROOM apartment, hot x m - ACRES, , stately 7-room R ealtors. 649-6324. ' screens. Less than $8,000 do'wn E state, 643-5129. heard thereon by publtshing a copy Ing B ond od-'AppeOlB wUl bolftt We offer the following to a r - . —water, stove------and gefrigerator------Colonial, hot water ' t; man with mechanical abil Person-to-Person, Collect $6. Like new. 643-0640. to quaUfled investor. J. D. Real Pine St., Manchester Personnel Office Open included. Second floor, located beat, firq^laqa, excellent con BOWERS SCHOOL —Garrison 'ZONE•ZONE II/JT, / r r water least seven days before the day 1.April IT, 1967, Ot 8 ®P.M., to tho ity and Hijgh School dt- ■ E state C o., 643-5129. 'I’ APPLY Monday-Friday 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. GLEAN DINETTE SET, round maple on Foley St. Security deposit dition, k»g rood frontage. Colonial 7 rooms, 4 years old. and sew er. CaU . 648-4158 9^ 96^ b T ^ ^ M plom a: FIRST Or w rite: table, 4 captain’s chairs, $30. requireti, $110. m o i ^ y . No Hutchins A gen cy, •49-5824. Liorge modem kitchen, 2% MANCHESl'ER —2 family 6-8 tween 9-5 p.m. mail: a copy of this older to Mary Bplldlllg, on the feltowing ap- Training to become a tech Employment Manager, 643-4141 O ^ 640-6426, pets. A vailable M ay 1. 648-0160 baths, large paneled living ^th 8 bedrooms. huge MANcSiSSlR" " choice'iote fe * I FIRST NATIONAL SUPERIHSOR for second shift, CONCORD RD. — beautiful n a t i o n a l nician in servicing our Friendly Ice Cream Corp., room, dining room and family STORES, INC. in housekeeping department of For Other Hour Appointments *1” ZENTIH TV, $50; two wfag ' broad line of figuring ma 1855 Boston Rd., USED CARS Ranch, large Uving Nom, for* room. 3-car garage, walk-out Manchester Memorial Hospi chairs, custom meide olive FOUR ROOM apartment, 643- chines. N. Wilbraham, Mass. 01067 mal dining room, cabinet kitch basem ent, $82,600. PbUbrick Separate utilities, fuUy rented. STORES, INC Park A Oaklandi Aves. tal, experience necessary, ex green slip covers, $60 each ; a ll 8956. en, 3 bedrooms, recreation A gen cy, R ealtors, 619-5347. $18,600. W olverton A gency, 1 Park A Oakland Aves. REl'IREMENT INCOME cellent fringe benefits. Cali HAIRDRESSER, full-time. Ap WILL BUY OUTRieHT OR ta exceUent condition. 643-6437. r -" \T“ room, landscaped yard. Mar* ____ hom es. L . C. Greenough Co. SL Manchester. Conn., and return “ P e r o ^ O B W> VBBteM ______DESIRABLE OARDEH apart- R ealtors, 649-2818. make to this Court. ___ ond equipment uoed In ooimee* ' East Hartfeud East Hartford PLAN 643-1141. Ext. 203 for appoint ply Duet Beauty Studio, 587 E. Ion, B. Robertoon, Realtor, MANCHESTER—nearly new, ______647-9921. EARLY AMERICAN convertible ment, 2' bedrooms, range, re- PAID HOSPITALIZATION ment. An equal opportunity M iddle Tpke. 649-3906. COOD ALLOWANCE IN TRADE ON 6485958. quality built two famUles. Sep- MANC^ESTER^VA, no money cc: l*«tacaph« REIAABLE WOMAN to cere tar In building on premloeei at>-.id’ PAID LIFE INSURANCE em ployer. oofa bed and chair, exceUent frigerato^, heat, bog \rater, arate furnaces, exceUent fi- down, or FHA minimum down two year old and firet grader, DOES YOUR PRESFNT PUNCH PRESS operators, no R osort P ropertv ------— ------above locatioo. PAID VACATIONS AND condition, very reasonable. CaU parking, cohveirientl/ locatod, MANCUESTlfiK — two new 2- w iring available. Hayes on this 6 room Cape with gar B ow ere area, 048-8606 after experience requir^, part or NEW GADILLAGS-OLDSMOBILES / Barbara M; Sanao, 9*11 La«rv, HOLIDAYS JOB STILL OFFER THE 649-7626. $125 m onthly. R eferen ces, 643- family flats, 65. Ready tor oc A gen cy, 646-013L age located near WaddeU F o r S a lt r 7 4 6:80. full-time. Apply in . person. ------:------0978, 643-7796. NOTICE ley Street, Resldenoe Zone Bit: ^ GOOD WORKING CONDI cupancy. Separate furnaces, School, lot 60x140, IH baths. MBCHANIC WANTED — for Tool and Gauge Makers Gayle Mfg. Co- Inc., 1 0 ^ Tol OR PONTIAGS AND FIREBIRDS WE’RE remodeltag —do you ______WEST SIDE — Large 4 room NICE LOT at Cape Cod, Brew In accordance with the re* Vartaaoe Is requested to con*..— TIONS PROMISE AND city utiUUes. See and compare. Asking $14,000. JJD. R eal E s general repairs and servicing land St., East, rtartford. An need a kitchen-aMe portable TWO ROOM heated apartment, houu on a la?ge lot within one ster, 1,300’ from water, pri'vate qulrements of the Zoning Regu- duct a retail oosmetio buslneea new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi Mortgagee available. Call tate C o., 648-5129. Interviews by Appointment OPPORTUNITY YOU TOP RATES, OVERTIME equal opportunity employer. dishwasher? A bargain at $75. with otove and refrigerator. block of Washington School. ______b ea < ^ 649-4997. latlons o f the T ow n o f Man* In the hom e o t the appUeanL days, insurance and vacation. I Have You Tried Our Unexcelled Service Department? Leon Caeszynsld, B uilder, 649- Only. C ALL 043-0672. CaU 643-5117, between 8:30 a.m . One of the cleanest homes MANCHESTER — Gracious 6 —------—------Chester, Connecticut, the Zon- whtoh Regulatioru do not per** SEWING ■ Contact Tony or Earl. Paul ALL BENE5PITS PULL AND part-time help want AlU Factory Trained Personnel! 4291. ONCE THOUGHT -4:30 p.m . we’ve ever seen, big, bright room Colonial, centraUy locat- Dodge Pontiac, 649-2881. ed. Apply in person Burger Suburbem For Sola 75 ^ Appeals wlU hold mlt, at above toeatlon. MONROE PLUS PROFIT SHARING (We Also Have A First Class Body S hop- HIGH RIDGE — 8 room over a pubUc hearing on Monday, James F. Marshall, 118 Qx« IT H A D ? Chef, 235 Main St. modern kitchen, carpeting, ed, 1% baths, fireplace, gar- MACHINE INTERNATIONAL INC. Repairs On All Makes) '' M usical Instnimants 53 s e v e n room fiat, sec sized Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 EXPERIEN C E D mechanic ond floor, near high school and tiled bath, exceUent heat, gar- age, extra large loti only ^8,- $10900 —buys tMs 4 bedroom '^Pril 17, 1967 at 8 pjn. to the ford Stm t, R^denoe Zona A. wanted, good wages to quali 522-1111 WANTED —someone to deliver Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. baths, fireplace, garage, age. Tremendous value for on- ggo. Hayes Agency, 646-013L home near Crystal Lake, beau- Hearing Room of the Municipal Variance la requested to erect If Not, Plan Your Future A ONCE IN A R etim e oppor- ju n k^ high, $186. J . D. R eal TRAINEES fied man. See Mr. Sloan, J. MANCHESTER daily newspapers in Tolland, Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 FJH.—Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. screened porch, low 20's. Own ly $15,800. Minimum (financing. ------— — ^------Mfui Mitten Aeenev on the foUowtag ap- addition to existing gang* A revision of Litton Industries W ith SEARS timity to buy a complete set of Estate, 648-5129. er, 649-3325. Sloan Garage, Route 83, V er TOOL & DESIGN car essential, approximate Ludwig drome to new oondi- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER — now under sis.ROV) ’ pUcations; STATE HEARING closer to side line than Regulsi* construction, built by Ansaldl, ______| ;______ALSO. tions permit, at above location- non. We Are an Equal Opportunity hours 3-5 p.m . Call M anches tlon at a greaUy reduced price. FOUR ROOM modern apart- b RICK RANCH-Loaded with ______1577. We efifer the following advan We now have many sales 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester C olonials, Ranches, Raised TOLLAND —new 8 bedroom Leonard Flannery, 27 ToUand Leon Cleszynski, south sldo^ Em ployer ter Evening Herald Circulation CaU 643-7847 a lter 6 p.m .f o r ' on third flo o r. CaU 648- extras, 7 room s, plus finished cJONTEMPORARY-9 room s, 4 tages to’ good home sewers that SERVICE STA’TION manager, positions available in our 649-5263 SCRANTON MOTORS, ln«. R anches, Dept. 875-3136, 647-9726. Information. r n s . basement, 2 baths, fireplace. city uUUties, etc. Ranch house, large wooded lot. Turnpike, Industrial Zone. Re- Mather Street, (350’ east a t,- would like to join our trainlnlg must be thoroughly experienc major appliance depart bedrooms, 2^ baths, automat Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. AU eleotric heat. CaU 875-9629. quest perm ission fo r Special W oodbridge S tre e t), Residenca^^- CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE ~ PONTIAC Only $26,- ic kitchen, family room, din program . ed, some mechanical ability WILL TEACH a man under 50 ment. ______DRUG CLERK —fuU or part- TBMIPL ELECTRIC guitar with TORp ROOM heat^ apart- ROaltor. cT v o r t o u ------— ------;------Exception for New Car Deal- Zone A. Variance is requestoiL.-- ing room, beautiful large wood necessary, good salary plus years old to manage a paint PART-TTME momingr for Jan- time, experienced preferred, 166 UNION STREET — ROCKVILLE. CONN. case and 70 'watt Qi'bson am ment, stove and refrigerator, er’s License, and Certificate o t to erect two-family dwelH^ % 643-1677. ed lot, $31,900. Philbrick Agen 1. Modem air-oondiifaioned plant commission, all fringe benefits. and hardware store. 628-7625. You will be selling on com Itorial service, five days. Gen- hours flejdble, good pay, re- Rockville 876-2621—Manchester or Hartford 643-9688 plifier. ElxceUent condition, garage, adiUts. No pets, third I Approval for same, (sales and which Regulations do not per*. c y , R ealtors, 649-5347. Apply in person. Wyman Oil mission basic Sears famous eral Cleaning Services, 46 Oak liable, driver’s license. Miller $126. 21” Phllco console TV, floor. 649-0062. PARKER-Porter Street aresr- above location. S. N ew sew ing equipm ent Oo., 24 Main St., M anchester. name brands ' of wash St., M anchester. 649-5334. Pharm acy. $26. ToUand, 872-0098. 7 room older Colonial on cor CHENEY ESTATE—14 room e, 4 Uom Agency, 646-0181. trailers), at above location. Hartford National Bank A,: ers, dryers, refrigerators ner lot, 4 rooms and bath ANDOVER— 8 room Colonial. Beaupre Motor Sales, Inc., Trust Company, 320 Sfi^dle, 5. Steady year ’round employ- NA’TIONAi. COMPANY look baths,* 2-car garage, approx Broker, 649-429L ELECTRONICS PARTS ranges, televisions, sewing B3 HAMMOND organ with Les Furnished down, tiuree up with lav. Needs VIrepIace. Private beach prlv- Center Street Business Turnpike West Bustoeos Zon* nrenit ing for the man to service imately 3 acres of land- By ap machines, and more. - lie speaker, $1,700. Call 249- decorating. Two car garage. lieges. Only $14,900. Pasek, Zone II. Request permission for m . Variance is requested to sales routes, experience not re ' Apartments 63-A pointment Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER — 5^ room 4. liberal guanantee minimum COUNTER MAN INSTALL 0740. T . J . C rockett, R ealtor, 648- Ranch, eifceUent locaUcm. MLS, Realtore, 7-42-8243. ’ Special Exception for Used Car erect two free-standing ground quired. Guarantee of $150 THREE ROOMS, bath, com Realtors, 649-5347. w age FMll-time, 40 hour week, 1577. Oversized garage,' nearly 2 ’ ’ Dealer’s License, and Certifi- signs closer to street Une than. weekly to start. Call 644-0202. pletely furnished, dOltabie one For local RCA distributor. all store benefits, including M a n c h e s t e r —6 room cape, acres of land, a country home VERNON — 6 room Colonial, cate of Approval for same, at Regulations permit at obova 6. Attzective piece work pro AntigUUt ^ 5A or two mature adiflts. Paridng. MANCHESTER — seven room Experienced. Good starting profit sharing plan. country ' setting, fireplace, In town. Only $22,500. OaU M it- large Uving room, dtolhg room, atiove location. , location, gram 272 M ato S t Cape with garage on ^ treed screened patio, tip top condl- salary. Ideal working con WANTED TO BUY-Antiquee. t o i A gen cy, R ealtors, 643-6060. modern kitchen with built-tos. All persons interested may All persons tatereated may '- MAINTENANCE - 200* lot, large W tehtn with tlon. CaU now. Only $16,900. 6. Paid holidays and overtime ditions. 5 day week. Vaca stelBs, furniture, powter, load* 1)6 baths, garage. Marion E. attend this hearing. attend this hearing. \ Please Apply buUt-tas, flrep laced Uving H ayes A gency, 646-0131. Robertson, Realtor, 6485956. MACHINIST tion. ESccellent benefits. ed lamps, art gloss, primitives, Bmlmns Loeottons MANCHESTER — executive Zoning Board of Appeals Zoning Board of A ppe^ SIDING room, 4 bedrboms, "seventh ------^— — ------home, . Porter St. area, 8H John F. Clifford, John F. CUff<^ It you would like to join a SEARS any quantity, 644-8962. BOLTON — 8 bedroom Ranch _____ For’Ruiif 64 roofir for den or far^y room. IMMACULATE 6)6 room Ranch rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Chairm an C b a lm a n pleasant stimulating and inter- R A D IO & A PP L IA N C E with basement garage, fire Rate Range (Days) PERSONNEL DEPT. Bnmaculato condition. Good to an almost forgotten price bedrooms, Fk^da room, 27’ John A. CaglaneUo, M m A. OaglaMlIai, ‘ eating organization stop in end SDITE of offices presently place, level lot with plenty ot $3,092 - $3,274 Per Hour biSTRIBUTORS, Inc. value $l/7,800: Wolverton range, S bedrooms, kitchen kitchen with bullt-tos, inter S ecretary Soeretaxy fo r Mir. Greshmn. Manch^ter Shopping Parkade W anU d To Buy 58 Btoted for professional purrosa trees. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. with dining area, baseboard com, completely olr-condition- f 95 Leggett Street West Middle Tpke. ______j D Is now available In th^im ta ^------heat, aluminum combinations, US-1577. We are looking for a man HOUSEHOLD LOTS, antiques, O ir Work Is Child’s Play — East Hartford bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Thoator BuUdtag. Can.^ sub- SEVEN R(^M Ranch in the fuU finished rec room, $15,900. to perform a wide variety Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. divided If necessary. ^ in* Green Manor with VA baths, wolverton Agency, Realtara, ANDO'VER/—oversized 8 room WeiMiake Quality Stuffed Toys 528-6581 glasoware. Ws buy estates. IHl- ( of duties in the mainte- /J STANDARD formation caU Tbaatarhrara maao-Mtanra- TWsPTM* home liram* has anon oV*woextra mnm room ^9,2gl8 lOmnaUai CSU R. F. DBliaOCK Cape, 2-car garage, large lage Peddler, Auctiini» rwnnifii s USE i and be familiar with ma (30 x 24) WE BUY AND seU antique and LARGE CXl^ESR kitchen. 0ns car garage. Price rambUng Cape. Ntoe, rooms, 6 ® selling fo r $17,6()0. R . F . Dim ; CLOTH TOY CO chine tools and machining locker room attendant. Please ock C o., 649-6246. of replacement parts. contact club, 648-0103, Mr. * Himajd St., Mianchester Benetti. 688.00 aUver, picture frames, old t i ^ vacairt, wm for FBA kitchen with afll buUMns, 0us screened porch, 3 bedrooms, BOLTON—6 room Ranch. Gar* Trade .school and 5 years YOUNG MAN for stock room financing. T i J. Crockett, Real bar-b-cus to family stood kltcb- Other Sizes l^oportionally Priced ooine, guns, pewter, scrap gold, ______- " ' “ 2-car garage, large lot to pres- age, stone front, dead end industrial experience or work, high school graduate, GROUND MAN for tree work. tor. 648-1577. en. Sunken Uvtog room with iAn Equed Opportunity equivalent required. Rogers watches, old Jewelry, h o ^ LUNCHEONETTE, Hartford tige nelghborbood, $24,900. street. Large treed lot. CaU opportunity for advancement, Carter Tree Expert Co., 643- NO MONEY DOWN ooUectk»B,. pointings, attio cathedral celUng, eentikl air* Eknpk^er offers a sizeable package of ^ exceUent looation., weU equl^ MANCHESTER -tw o famUy 65 PbUbrick Agency, Recurs, now. Only $14,900. Ha^es Agen- good starting wages and bene- 7686. condltlotiti)k. $45,000. PbUbrick fringe benriits and is an ™ » bedroonW fuU bath up. 64041841 c y , (M85181. ^B E S T H p S p U ^ fits, past exi>erience helpful nttura Repair BSrviee, 648-74fv. oVm, dlabwadier. Low rent. i*«i» down, aenorato uUl- A gan ty, R aaltors, 040-5S47. J l. -v:i equal opportunity employer but will consider beginner. BROWN AND Sharpe automatic BAi^YSITPUk needed, In m y enjoying steady year 'round 6 $ 1 -1 ^ , n Oarlyle-Johnson Machine Co., set-up m en, Second shift; 289- Wes, I permanent riding, alum- Mg>ifCTnB>rinw room : -.I hoike from 8:16 to approx- work. Applications accept 52 Main St., Manchester. 3808. WArnlOp -g ir l’s migtiito o f YICB alPAXM tor rent, over toum storms and screens. Good Ranch, reo room, uroplace, 1)6 taStely 5:46 p.m. Vicinity ed dally, interviews Tues elo In good oondltloB. 648-8829. go® aquar^ drtide; in com e. $18,600. W olverton; baths, endoBod porch, large Itoitio# and S ebooi. Call 648- days. C^U Miss Banister. A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-2818. lot, trees with country 1-774-M06. Apply to: ■------■ t' Meal eosutttioas, bright and LOW ebST. TOO! atmoei»here. Quick occupancy h e l p W A N T E D W A N T E D — taurge used ..trunk. riieerful area, with plenty of f o u R 'BEDROOM Ranch icon- Priced for quick sale, Assum- CASH RATES (15 WORDSl OaU 649-4228. wtodowB, 390 Main St, con- -yenlentty located neu. East vanient parking, near hospltaL Hartford. Largo Uving room abl« m ortgO^ Charles lAaper- ► YOUNft M N TO LEARN 3 8 ROGERS CORP. MEN ami W OMEN WANTED —1)6 dr 2 b.p. aingla Call 649-0268. ypiQ] oreplace, 2 ceramic baths, ance, 849-7620. OneDoy.... 45e 3 Dayt fio F iir e w S D .backboe oper- Min and Oakland Sts. NEEDED ON ALL SHIFTS IN LOCAL TEXTILE Ivm.T.. phase eleotrlo nMter. OaU 648- unusual 14 X 20 famUy room. THE PRINTINR RUSINESS I Six Doyf....$1.98 10 Doyi ,...$3.00| « n i« wHb knowledg* of ame- EXPERl^CE HELPFUL BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. WE 9618. . > ■ Bftr p— 2-car garaga. ExceUeht value, ^vwO FAMILY buQt 1904, 2 hot V Js M anchester ^u^rbew For Honf 66 „ per^ ^ t^ , so year mort- ^> 37!/$• PAID VACATION 4 aOa and installation of septic TRAIN YOU. ATTRACTIVE WAGES, GROUP INSUR m M EDUTE ACTION .-rPahl boUdays afid VENTRY r-d room.room, flreplac-fl^ lac- gage avsdlabla Wsaley R- “ risWtorbood, 98 Btarkwratow ^ baiv* BcriBCkiCMT Dl AKI St., reasonably priced. Rutch- PAID RETIREMENT PLAN >oiind work for the right ANCE AND RROFIT-8HAR1NO BENEFIT. APPLY IN ad R anch. Gkirage, $125.' mbhtb- R ealtor,' Ms-1557.. I Can before 10:30 w e e k d a y s (9 A J I . 8atnrdayE).| PART-TIMB mornings for toa Agency,- R ealtors, 649-6824. ObnstrucUbn, Ibo. PERSO N A T ► APPLY Yon can start an ad or cancel a^ ad same day. afite 6 p,m. Janitorial service, 7;30 a.m.- centraUy located. M rs. D orsey, ’ R ealtors, 6464)469. 12 noon, 6 days a week. Must HOiE MPROVEIIEIITE with 8 bedrooms, fatoily slro ENJOY THE country atmos- palnU r aqd lM over 18. Call Hcaly Main- UDON SPINNINO NILLS CORt, TURNPIKE TV 14 A rch at. ______FIVE ROOM apartment, on 90 Mtuhen, 24’ Uvtog room, dining itoere of this 6 room Cape. Set iKantl|p0tpr Eupning l|praUk r ^ l|^ralb ^ . toM M i, 87 NUes Ur., Manobes- TAiJCmfRVaiJA, CONN. J APPLIANCB Plmi* M M M F O R lUUNT front room, oen- acre farm to Hebron, Garage room, fine location, tree shad- on a wooded lot Priced to sell 643*2711 Classified Dept trally ' located, pOrklng, 69 and garden prlvU^s. Adults od yard, $17,500. Wdvastoa at $10,900. CaU Paul W. Dou- BiMh S t 9i9-qm A gen cy, R aaltion, 9494811. g o n . R ea ltor, 640-4586. -.r»r*r“ f -
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^ G E TWENTY-EIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 AnYrtfelW Dr N it Preae Bun if I VWr Ths w«ri$ Bu m The Weather April Gradual clearing tonlgltt, .M r About Town Street Sweeping to Begin^ Speech on TV Weiss Explains Alternatives 80-8 5 ; partly sunny, Dr«Oqr, Miss Cyisthici A .. Steele, not so coo] * tomorrow, U ill H A R T F O R D (AP) — 1 5 4 1 3 dsuffhter at Mrs. John 1 Oer- 46-«a side Jr. 51 WeatmiaiM' Rd., Homeowners Asked to Help Michigan Gov. George Rom In Walk Construction Costs ney’s Vietnam policy speech MahcheMter-^4'City of Village Charm- h u recently been pledged to The town clean up of streets that sweepings be left in the in Hartford tomorrow will Town Manager Robert Weiu Under the third plan, the Oairnna Beta OhaptOT of Delta will begin next Monday. V O t. LXXXVI, NO, 169 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTIONR) gutters, to be picked up by be televised live by WTIC- MANCHESTER, CONNi,\FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1967 (CSassifled Advertislag ou Page $1 ) Zeita sonirity at the University Residents are asked to sweep sent a letter to the Boaid of town would -pay one half the fRICE SEVEN C»N11 special machines which will TV Channel 3 In Hartford, * Case * creates a piece of town prop Thonias C. Monahan, acting June 30. in his scheduled 9 p.m. handle, and it is an item they erty which may be -used for public works director, the es because the town would pay the are not required to pick up. speech. difference. . Loyal Oirole o f Kfaig’s vafious industrial or other pur timated cost- of constructing For this reason he requests poses, he said. . He will speak at a dinner lARGilR INVENTORY Daughters will meet Monday at concrete sidewalks to meet all On a percentage baata, the marking the 150th anniver the town’s present heeds Is town would pay 58 per cent, 7:45 p.m. in the Fellowship sary of the Hartford Times. BieciER BARGAINS Room of Center CongrregationcU St. Christopher Mothers Cir Four Manchester students given at about $2.1 million. and the property owner, 42. Church. Hostesses are Mrs. Ra cle will meet tomorrow at 8:30 have been named to the dean’s In a separate cost survey, Monahan said present aide- p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Monahan estimates that the walk construction needs exist By li.S. District Court chel TUden aiid Mrs. Helen list at Tufts University, Med A U ITEMS MARKED Smith. Foley, 26 Lindman St. Mrs. ford, Mess. They are Steven Thieves Steal 'same walks , and curbs, con in the vicinity of all town Peter Pescosolido is co-hostess. Goodstlne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cemetery Urn structed of bituminous mate schools and recreation areas. DOWN Members of Manchester Herman Goodsttne of 94 Hamlin rial, would cost the town about His survey does not include in half, or $1,142,000. other areas such 'as Broad St. Chapter Disabled American. The Guild of Our Lady of St. St.; WilHam Heck, son of Mr. A flower um valued at $25 State N ^ s and W. Middle Tpke., in Uie - k'y Veterans will meet tonight at Bartholomew will have a Com and Mrs. Herman J. Heck of 297 was stolen recently from St. Using a 60-foot frontage ■ on Parkade area. Same Issue 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral munion Supper Tuesday at the Henry St.; Frederick Lowe, son James’ Cemetery, police report Porter St. as an example, Weiss Home, 400 Main St., to pay re school after the 7:30 p.m. Ma.ss. of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lowe ed today. explains that under the exist 'The board of directors, at its Union Votes spects to the late Francis H. Tickets for the event will be of 27 Scarborough* Rd.; and Eldward F. Mozzer of 136 ing sidewalk installation plan, March 7 m eetii^ h ad indicated To Come Up Oeehan, a member. a'vailable Sunday at the church Miss Penny Taylor, daughter of Avery St. told police the 12- the town splits installation costa willingness to ^ p lo re a possible after all Messes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Taylor inoh um was stolen from his of concrete walks with the prop amendmenfr^o the town’s side DURING OUR FIRST WEEK T o A cce p t of 42 Ferguson Rd. wife’s grave. erty owner on a 60-80 basis. walk ordinance, to replace the After Vote Joseph Crane of Westbury, A 25-foot metal flagpole at The town and the property 50-50,^8t share provision with Fafnir Pact Personal Notices N.Y., formerly of 203 Bissell St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild Wa-shlngton School at 41 Center owner, therefore, would each one'which Would require the WASHINGTON (AP) — will sponsor a rummage sale p^y $251.40. ,t^wn to pay full costa, for all St. and a former employe of St. was snapped recently by NEW BRITAIN (AP) -M ore U.S. District Court Judg* Thursday, April 13, at 9 a.m. in If the town Installs bitunj^ sidewalks. Pioneer Parachute Co., is a pa vandals, police reported today. Vice iVesideht Humphrey joins French President than 4,000 union workers voted George L. Hart Jr. dismiss In Memoriam tient at Duke University Hos Neill Hall of the church. Those nous walks Instead of cenrtnt Weiss, in his eix-year Capital) ' Palace in Paris. In the center Is U.S. Ambassador Police said a seven-foot ba,se de Gaulle for the first of their talks at the Elysee overwhelmingly today to accept ed Adam Clayton Powell’s pital, Durham, N.C. He is in wishing to have articles collect .section was left intact but three concrete, Weiss says, the town Improvements Program con Charles E. Bohlen. (AP Photofax) In memory of Francis Co- a new three-year contract and suit for his seat in Con Room 2331, Hanse Ward, and ed may contact Mrs. Jesse Bet- other sections were broken. would pay the full cost of $176.- tained in his 1967-68 tentative v ^ who passed away April 6, end their eight-week strike gress today, holding that would like to hear from his tinger, 50 Moi:se Rd. or Mrs* 68 for the 60-foot walk, under budget, recontmends $431,700 against the Fafnir Bearing Co. the court has no jurisdic friends. Artliur Bumap, 95 McKee St. Toothpicks will help you hold an alternate proposal. for sidewalks over the six-year Humphrey in Paris Each leaf 'and flower may wither. Members of local 133, United The evening sun may set. two cake layers together after Under that, plan, the town period—$31,000 in 1967-68; then Jury Must Wait tion over what the house But _ the hearts that ' loved you LAPP PLAZA — R O U n 83 — V IR N O N Auto lyorkers, and of lodge 1249 dearly. The VFW Auxiliary will Royal Black Perceptory, they have been filled and frost would save $75.72 and walks $50,000 in 1068-69 and in 1960- does about its membefship. CnfCINN^TT, Ohio (AP) Internationail Association of Ma Are the ones that won’t forget. sponsor a card party tomorrow LOL, will meet tomorrow at 8 ed. ’The picks should, of course, would not cost the abuttpr any 70; and then $100,000 in 1970- ; 815-4804 — Wed.. Hiure. and Frl. Eves tUI 9 an immediate appeal was —Jmul Baker says he will chinists, accepted the pact by Wi/e and Daughters ^ ^ post home. p.m. at Orange Hall. be removed before serving. thing, Weiss explains. 71, in 1971-72, and In 1972-73. Anti-Viet Demonstrators planned. not obey an order to report an -almost unanimous show of To order seating of toe Negro bands. for Jury duty at the Ham Democrat from Harlem, toe ilton County Court House— The strike against four Fafnir Judge said, would be “ to crash Fight Police in the Street It might Interfere with a plants in New Britain and a through the poUtioal thicket into knothole baseball game. fifth in nearby Newington be poUtiool quicksand.’’ * PARIS, (AP) — Fighting moved in and fighting broke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur gan Feb. 13 in the dispute over No matter how the court ac ceremony at the statue of Baker said they received a new contract. Imke out between police and out, but there appeared to be no George Washington. The cere tion finally oomes out, tha notice yesterday that their The new -pact, which goes into JOHN 0. COOLEY a n t 1‘Vietnam demonstrators serious injuries. P<4toe huatled mony, suggested by the French, THOMAS GfHUlAM House is apparently. flM>ed wMb, Pinehuret meats are sold the demonstrators, including a nine-year-old son had been effect today, calls-for a package toe seating issue again In ,a few Tbe Secret of a Good Roast today as U.S. Vice President marked the 50th anniversary of chosen for Jury duty. increase of about 54 cents an ■ • . ■ \ . ■ number of students, into several days. Powell seeons a cWtain Bhibert H. H)jmphrey went from America’s entry into World War the service v a y . . not poUce buses and took ' them “ Somebody, must have got hour over the tbree-year period. TwO PoH cem en Shot winner in a special election talks with President Charles de 1. away. things fouled up,” they said. Some workers were to return ------’ ’Tuesday to fill the place for toe Gaulle to the Arch of Triumph There again demonstrators cello-wrapped. "I think I’ll call them and to their Jobs today, but spokes remainder of the term, and to lay a wreath on the tomb of ’The fighting occurred where shouted etogana hostile to Hum tell them to ’ wait a few men said they would go back House legal e ;^ r ta are in gen France’s unimwn soldier. the avenue Des Champs llysee phrey, , President Johnson and on full-scale ■ work Monday. years,” said John, a third eral agreement toe retoHitfon to is in the meat jon hnv. A crowd massed around the Joins the Place de I’Bholle, a the United States. At one point grader at Central Fair- ’The UAW local represents Vietnam Veteran exclude him would not operate azeb when Humphrey arr* ;ed huge traffic circle. The broad around the big intersection, mount School. some 4,000 production workers automatically against a new from Elysee Palace and sedt up traffic circle separated the police charged the demonstra and the lAM lodge about 235 certificate of election. shouts o< “ U.S. murderers’’ and Oiamps Elysee from the Ttomb tors and herded about 60 into skilled workers. PeweU was on toe island of '•‘Peace In Vietnam.’ ’ Some dis- of the Unknown Soldier, where police buses. The demonatratore Wage scales were not avail Subdues Slayer jSayed placards with the aame Humphrey laid a wreath. hung out the windows and Offensive Rhyme able. Bimini, bis retreat in the Baha alogana. The demonstrators, num tossed leaflets as they were WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. “ They Just stood there,’’ mas, and unavailaAxle immedi Be sure it’s properly aged—tender and juicy DEPEND ON PINEHURST ately for comment. Strong police reinforcements bering eeverrd score, i included driven ped wittMut bloodshed. suspect he would have been Be sure it’s the right grade and cut for your purpose Police Chief- William'. 'Barnes Powell had asked “ vrould con 'When'' Humphrey’s limousine Wari^gtmi and there was a dency toward self-indulgence charged by the press with police I ' «-ys. : ■ ■ stitute s clear vlolaUen of the A nd for goodness sake—Be sure it’s 6-12-Y e a r T erm scattering of qpplause. But JPHlLAljiB^PHIA,' (AP) — A characterize ’ AmericaiUi' to -the 1-- brutality.’ ’ ^ rolled across the, Place de V* doctrine of separation of pow- U. S. Choice Sirloin Tips Etoile, Um demqnstratiqra bagsa about 60 defnonatratofa lihar a 2fiavld Van Ourier, On ((tat boaia hie accepted tti* are a great favorite with ptqpdrda eaasine" the cere- Has’ sald. ' ak-ya today,” Barnes said. He 31, a father of five, were- slain N iW LONDON (AP) v - Mrs. allegedly reciting m iwcfaily In cota at tbe Houae defense mcBiy,: were eoow paw- ' ItesHe A. Fry told a joint ses (taiid a group oif women witness with their oym service revolvers those who enjoy lean beef A few mlmitee later, Hum sulting rhyme during a mathe against tha aetton by the Ntov •AidUHidto gioater, -MMused at Amaficua siMito and’ ptaeuda sion of the House and Senate es toW him aeversl men stood a« they gnswered a camplaint at dMoth^ her N«vy oCHcer bus- phrey moved on to the {tecs d’- matics class. York Negro Democrat. . . . Roast them this way. Thursday that he waa BETTY CROCKER Pinehurst-Strickkiiid Farms Grade AA Eggs NA TO N~Forces HAWAIIAN HEINZ •Save 10c On are lower and while we mention eggs, please r n CAKE MIXES remember that we feature, only PENOBSCOT , RELISHES FRESH FRYERS... .ROASTERS... .BREASTS REU PUNCH Cherry 'Chip, Yellow, White, FIGNEWTONS Seen Adequate or Devil’s Food . Barbecue A N D U G S . Hanoi Raids Threatened Hamburg From Nabisco WASHINGTON (AP) — . De- Initiated by the United States 3 46-OX. cons Hot Dog Pork's a good value this week'with whole Jfonse ministers of seven NATX) with the Soviet government to - 4 F«, *1.00 Sweet loins or rib haif strip 59c ib. Blode Pork Chops THW Ffy ^Tj^jDER^^ FLAVORFUIL<^ «ountriea said today that (he expiote ways of preventing a 29c bJUaiKe possesses adequate further spiralling at the arms If Border Forays Persist 89c (lots of 7 chops) Ib. 4 9 c.: . Country S t ^ Buy genuine Spring 1967 crop. Lamb at Pinehnrst atrategic and tactical nuclear race.” Save 20c on 5 Pkgs. . . .. Legs . ..tneaty.braising foreshanks, Lean 5 For *1.00 Pork Ribs Ib. 4 9 e .. .Leon B < ^ Short Ribs itorcee to fend the West agtonst MioNaanara was one of tour atlGON, (AP) - U.S. artU- troops at the bridge, passed on serves tbe rigU to retaliate la BORDEN’S Chops. lb.69c ' ^ •egression. dlscuseion leitoen at the confer leiyimen fired a score of 150- the word to Army artillerymen any form to protect ItaeK.” The ministers, raembexs at ence. manning toe long-range 176s at Asked wbat tonu toe retahop Save 10c on Lowry’s Season^ Salt, Seaisoned FeiqMr, New OarUe pound 175mm ahelh into the (be North Atlantic ’Treaty Or- in addlttcn to reporting oh positions below toe demiUdtar- tion might take, ’Ttoeu seid Ha Pillsbury 35c SEALTEST PRESTIGE area -of the Ben Hai River FROSTEU CAMPBELL’S PA^s ; 8 9 c 3 Lbs. ^loOO gBnisation nudear planning with the Soviet Union, he re Ized zone. noi might be bombed or Boutil jgroup, adjourned at noon after a viewed hhe present stregnto o f' bridge today in response to s CHIX NODDLE Boneless Slices, Oscar MaYcr An aerial dbserver said six or ' Vietnamese troope could be sent SHAKES FRENCH bivo-day on(iference eeviewing taidear forces of the aSiance report a large num'ber of toe eight of toe shells, 6.8 inches in into the Ndrtb. Crescent Rclis the aillance’amuclear policy. and the question of anU-baUtstlc . enemy had massed at that bor (Chocolate only) Leon Ground diameter, damaged the bridge, “ And these actions must he CHIX RICE SOUPS Ttfsy oonduded, a commu mdseile (|(BM) defense. A ma der crossing ptant in the demili but the structure remained usa V E . 9 9 C contodered as seK-defense,” he ICE CREAM I ^ M CHUCK nique said.-t^t "the size of ex- jor point in too Soviet tsUfa’ la tarized zone. . ble. It was not brought out added. isttog strategic nuclear forces 29c Pkg. S c 6 Cans 99c ' or 3-in-1 Blend of refeiprooal a’voidance. of toe .opst. . . The incident wa4 toe second whether he saw any enemy Premier Ngtwen Coo Ky flew Qt. 79c , Save 20c lb. On B6EF. .PORK. iXRAL and tbe plans tar employing and effort of Installing a ; ^ at toe bridge in 48 hours. casualties. tp Quang Tri today to survey (hem are adequate to the n e ^ .” deferuea. In Saigon, chief of state Nguy • In toe air war'against North tbe damage from toe lateet Rod t .i Cedo; 4 eons 50e.... .Dinty Moore Beef j^ w , 49c... .Lofge Choc. MprselsbyNestles, 39c Ib. 79c . ‘^Tbe ministors also agreM The other three dfaousalcn en Van Ttaiw threatened to Vietnam U.S. planes attack^ attacks south at the Ben Bsi V , With ony $2.(H) Groic)^ ordpr Fi-Sugor, 5 I^Si 49c ^ - iNiat *%e nuntoer at tactical leaden were Britain’s Denis bomb Hanoi w invade CXxrmpunist missile sties .Thurs bridge, wtaiob marks tbe hotfier B A C O N li 79c .\ H A M BU RG \ i9e twtolehr waapons awalioMe to Healey, Thrkaya Ahmet Topa- Vietnam If the North Vietnam- day '.wtthin the defense r t^ ' sur between North and Sooto Vlat- With any $2.00 grocery purehme — Hbddi MWl gollen gloss (tontents) 69c Oscar Maycr^s Best ^ | ’ , III S-lb. ^ ts Ib. 59e ;)fae alUed cemmanden in Eu- gtoglu and Gennahy,s Gerhard Me edntinue attacldng the South rounding Hanbi and Haiphong, nam and ie' tbe dhrM i^ poirik ;vbpe ami Ihe Aiilahtic are ade Schroeder. Vietnamese half of the six-mlle- North Vietnam’S' major port. between toe nortoem arid eoutb- USE MeCORMICK'S NEW quate." Healey, the communique dls- vride demilitarized zone. Two of the sites attacked were em halves of toe demtiltaiiied The planning group will meet (dosed, led a discussion cm tacti Thieu’s threat came in the only five and seyen miles from zone. ytgain in Ankara, Turkey, next cal nuclear foreaa, wake of a Oommunist foray Haiphong. Ky’a govetnmmt filed a pre GOLDEN CARROTS 3 B.,. ft^temiber, the oemmunique Topoglogtu’s topic .waa atomic, against a police post at toe Just south of Haiphong, two test with toe International Odn- BEEF STROGANOFF « thu. demotition* mindtioru and their southern end ' of the bridge U.S. Destroyers, the Waddell trol Oonunisslon cbi^qging that Come to Pinehuret for (%eney’e M e I iit < ^ . Baldwin’ or ItoUdooe A p p w W ax...... ' The ministers noted, the oom- p e b b le use in defeiuw of the 'Wednesday and a mass attack and the Duttcan, were hit by North Vietnamese soldiers Sauce. Mix with thin bite-sixed sMps of Top Round for Beef Strogem- Bean* and Sununer Squash. W e bave^BIood Oranges and more of those Jumbo . .nuinlque continued, ,that toe pu- NATO, area, which' would in TAursday by peihapa 2,000 Red shore batteries Thursday. moved ocroes the briitye off or with Pinehurst Deluxe Round Stbok ground for - nieotboU GsUfomia Navels. clear ptauming group dffera toe clude mines on invaaion routes North Vietnamese troops on. the But the Navy ssiid there were no Wedneeday, forcing SoUto Vlah (ntortuzilty. for alliance mebeta from Russia. jpi^ncial capital of Quang Tri. casualties and damage to the namese civilltan ptolce to abone WEAVER CHICKEN ROLL ...... *ir49 Strogonoff. OirectiiMis on 25e pkgt of Sauce Mix. • “ to exert a direct influence on Schroeder diacuned “ the role ' The South Vietnamese army stops was light. don their post at toe southern RATH’S SKINLESS FRANKS ....T i ... :ib. 4flc ’ " nuclear planning in the al- of boit countriM in allied ar reported the renewed activity at TMeu said Communist attacks end of toe bridge. PfEW.. .INSTANT CREAM.OF WHEAT ’Jliance.'' rangements tor the pktnnkig the bridge and relayed, via U.S. in toe South Vletnsunese hal^of Tbe government said South NEW.. .COMPLETE.. a Uundry aid ... •••aeeeeaeee. MAXWELL INSTANT COFFEE ...... 6 ox. jar 89e ^Chinook CopteP Finally Fits 69o.. .GIANT COLGATE TOOTHPASTE The group, the oohunUnique and use of nuc)ear weapons.” Marinep, their request tor the the sixmlle-wlde demilitarized VletparaeM Artillery opened UD! KEEBLER’S NEW CASHEW BRITTLE CREMES ...... ; 49c dlsdoaed, received a report MicNainara reportedly M eted After failing to fit a ChiRook helicopter 4nto a 0 1 3 SA cargomaster a day ear utiUeiy ibelling. zme .between North- and South on the OommuniBt force and (he from U.S.4toatotaty of DefeoM the eonfeMea Thursday' on re- lier, Afr' Force personnd eqccessfuUy loaded the Army ship in a 0 1 3 3 B ver- The Marines, vriio said they Vietnam are a deliberate viola steel girder bridge. R said elgllt OPEN TONIGHT & .FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 FRI. & SAT. 8 A.M. — 302 MAIN— NEAR ARMORY AND PARKADE-^EASY PARKING I^olMri Jl. lleN bnaca “ on toa Mfito o f a IsaaliiiDty stodor « f « aiem of the big aigplaiML^ The plane-^with cargo left today for Southeast could neither confirm nor deny, tion of the 1954 Geneva agree rounds hit the bridge, but it rta o m o ^ ’ us 9t XnMfwiaABMtowMw. the presence o f Ocmmunlst ment, an^ South Vietnam “ re mained paaeabla to tnftta. ■ - ..... 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