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WEDNESDAY, APWL 24i 1968 • • f A M r w a m fjattrlfpgter lEppitteg IjgraUi ATwage Daily Net Pn m R m The Weather Fer Hw Week I M M Foneael of V. Wm Omc 1 director o f the Town Devel< the diractois siUd that thsy AprU 10, 1968 Seven members of the exeoutlvie Hk* to bo sure Manchester p « l^ board of the Manchester Public Conunlsaloa could be About Town Martin said he doesn’t bellenr* the nven approve of a proposed short­ OIvaTi Bslglum— In a owvsm FMr end «ool teelgM. I HeaUh Nursing AssocifuUon yes­ Planner, Not Engineer, er work week with Its Mcom- out from soUd rook n w CHvst. not terday attended a meeting of the two could be practically combined, 13,974 IlM mid SOI*. Friday pwrtly Th« B u t Hturtford Art t«affua paiurlng lower salary sohsdule. far from the Frond! bordar, an New Bngiand regia3t, the town planning Taylor suggested that the. poei- The best time to plan your es­ engineer has worked mostly on tlon of a planner and an executive WASHINGTON, (AP) — tate is now. OONNE5CTICUT subdivisions, with the help of the Discuss Rail BiU WORK BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, engineering department, the gen­ SALE!! Living costs edged up one- 893 Main Street, invites you to CRPA Member eral manager said. Other major tenth of one per cent in Bfarch HARTFORD (AP) — A CLOTHIS come in and let them help you Ralph Scudieri, 866 Center St., work has been, done by outside Nikita’s Laos Stand to a record. dispute between Giovernor set your plans in motion. Mr. has been appointed a member of WOMEN’S FAMOUS NAME DRESS SHOES T h u a are the famous top planning firms, he said. WANTED! Higher costa of used oars, cloth­ . bhn N. Dempsey and GrOP Thomas B. Cannon. Trust. Officer, the Capitol Region Planning A new position of planner would Citations, Sandler, Joyce, Velvet Step, Accent and other Famons Brands. ing and home ownership items, quality Dickies made of is here every Tuesday, for consul­ Agency from Manchester. require a person who would not Clean, Late Model principally real estate taxes and louse Speaker J. Tyler Pat­ tom bed 2 x 2 long staple tation. No (*ligatlon of course. The town has three representa­ only act as a liaison between the water rates, boosted the Labor erson JI*. on the problems of eoHon. You know they're the An appointment in your home will tives to the CRPA, two appointed town and the Town Planning Com­ Department’s consumers price In­ be arranged If you wish. ;he New Haven Railroad end- To Deliver beat available to be uncon­ by town directors and one by the mission, but also plot out solutions USED CARS dex to 106.2 per cent of the 19B7-59 id up today in a direct con- Town Planning Commission. to various town needs, said Mar­ average. ditionally guaranteed. Re^. $9.99 to $15,99 0 Pair The TPC’s last appointee, John tin. "This planning ought to start TOP PRICES PAID The did high of 106.1 in the index : Tontation between the two Was first reached last S ^ e m b e r men before reporters. W > CAN PIT VOU l B. Barnlni, has moved from town with our problems,” he added. JFK Letter ►V. and ha.s missed at least three con­ Eight of the nine directors met N O W JUST and also stood at that level in The meeting climaxed a cor- Marendaz February. / reapond^ce between the governor P ants...... $4.39 secutive agency meeting.s. with the general manager to dis­ Carter TRAVEL A6ENCY Under tow-n ordinances, £iny rep­ cuss several budgets in a work­ Save up to $12.00 per pair! (5 to 10, narrow and medium). You’ll want sevwrf While eetabllahlng a living cost and the bouse speaker that was Matchinsr S h irt...... $.3.39 resentative missing three or more shop session. Director Ted Powell CHEVROLET CO., INC. at this price. Just 140 pair. Hurry! Navy, white calf and patent, black calf eak, the March rise was eo slight growing in bitterness. On Mission 2 was absent. gf1 practical effect on the house-, The dispute involves a bill IN POPULAR CX3LORS Authorized Agents For All agency meetings is considered to 1229 Main St. Manchester parent, bone and straw. Rail, Air and Steamship have resigned. The Issue of town planning en­ holder budget as to be almost In­ MUMSd by the New York State Barnlni's term would have ex­ significant. It means that It cost .iM(lBlature that would take away LONDON (A P )— 'W. A ver­ Lines pired in November. $10.62 In March to buy the same tax concessions now allowed the ell Harriman left by plane for 18 Asvium St., Hartford Scudieri, a partner in the firm goods and services that cost $10.61 bankrupt railroad. Moscow today to appeal to REGAL Tel. 247-5857 of Scudieri and Mankey, archi­ In February. Patterson met with the gover­ Soviet Premier Khrushchev tects, graduated an honor student Arnold Chase, LAbor Department nor this morning and afterwards MEN'S SHOP HAROLD EELLS from the University of Pennsyl­ MORE FANTASTIC $AVING$!I price expert, told newsmen that he told a press conference that the to restore peace in Laos and einiects the recent selective steel tos MAIN STREET MI 9-7442 vania with a bachelor of architec­ governor had promised him to keep the strategic SoutheMt price increases will have a very make an appeal to Albany without 643-3478 Manchester Agent ture degree in 1951. He is a Man­ Asian kingdom neutral. chester High School graduate. RUMMAGE SALE WOMEirS SSMMEI MSDMS a t MSMLS minor effect on living cost levels. delay, urging Gov. Nelson Rocke­ The U.S. undersecretary of state SPONSORED BY DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA FAMOUS NAME BRANDS He said Items contalidng steel fig­ feller not to sign the bill until the was ordered to the So'vlet cap­ ure as only a fraction of those Republican position on the matter ital by President Kennedy, who Friday, April 26 — 10 A M , Usuolly $4.99 la $5.99 Usually $6.99 ta $9.99 measured in computing the gov­ was made known to him. sent along a special message for ernment living cost Index. Patterson said he asked Demp­ Khrushchev. But if other industrlee follow sey to urge Rockefeller not to Harriman said the United States AT NORTH END "Y" eteet’e lead and also raise prices i the biU “ haetUy.” wants the Soviet leader “ to take the effect at the consumer level he GOP leader said he thought action to quiet the situation in would be significant, Chase Im­ . Article* for this sale should be left wlQi he had resolved his differences Laos and put It back on Uie rails NOW JUST NOW JUST $ plied. with the governor and that he had again.” Re said the Communist Mrs. Rose Sohwoerer, 193 Mather Street HOUSE S^. HALE About 40,000 workers. Including left him In a “friendly spirit.” accusation that the United States some 80,000 employee of the ■When asked to comment on is responsible for the flareup In Main Street, Manchester — Phone 643-4123 Douglas, Northrop and Hayes Patterson’s remarks, however, the Laos is {‘most insulting and utter­ Open Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Just 150 pairs. Hurry! Sizes 4*/2 thru 10. Narrow and medium. Tan, multi-color, aerospace firms, .iwUl receive 1 governor said he had made no such ly incorrect. cent hourly wage increases based promise or agreement with Pat­ ..hite, black. Leathers and straws. Oopoft^ Noble Yocum of Btowah County, Ala., exarndnee the on living cost adjustments geared ’The U.S. troubleshooter, who pudhoairt and aigna of Main white integrationlat WUllam L. to the government Index. terson. was America’s chief negotiator at (Not AU Sizes In All Styles) Moore. The sign ait left w«w reportedly tom by a Negro In He Immediately invited Patter- the Geneva conference on Laos DAYS Some 25,000 other workers will eon to bis office and called an CbttbtaiiooBa who objected to the word ’Ulack" lettered on R. also receive varying pay in­ last year, has been conferring (AP Fbetofax). unscheduled press conference. with French and British officials creases based on local living cost The governor explained that ONLY indexes prepared by the govern­ on the new crisis. SPECIAL 3 Patterson had made some addi­ Harrirhan was due in Moscow ment. The latter group includes WASH and WEAR THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY some 10,000 supermarket '«oi- tional Information oh the railroad early tonight. The U.S. Embassy ployes In the Los Angeles area. available to him and. that he had requested an appointment for him HOUSE k HALE agreed only to have Connecticut's EMday with Foreign Minister An­ Rights Units Adopt The March living cost level was REYNOLDS NO. 1 SANFORD 50% Wool SHOE SALON—^Main Street, Manchester—648-4128 representatives on. the Tri-State drei A. Gromyko. (Continued on Page Ten) Transportation present this at a An embassy spokesman said no MOHAIR 5 0 % Nylon meeting of the committee In New request had been made toe a FRENCH IMPORT KNiniNG WORSTED York tomorrow. meeting with Khrushchev but In- Moore’s Pilgrimage -The governor said be would be dlcateo’ this might be arranged Proportioned wilting to make the additional In­ when Harriman saw Gromyko. 40 grin.— reg. 1.89 reg. 1.39 Youth Admits formation available to the press if Kennedy told a news conference Patterson was willing. in Washington his message to ATTALLA, Ala. (AP)—An anti-fating Committee In Atlanta were But Patterson said he did not Khrushchev would spell out the making, plane today to take over 1.59 1.19 ■egregatlon bike which ended In Jewel Thefts have any authority to release the reasons for Harriman’s mission. death for a Maryland postman— the personal pilgrimage which ’The President indicated that he brought death to 'William L. oommuiUoatlon or to idehtify Its ^ O O D > ^ E A R me he had been told k might— NBJW YORK (AP)—A baby source. W. AverlU Harriman posed today at Londoh airport prior to boarding plane for Moscow on a had warned Khrushchev that Laoe MEIGEUSE FRENCH SPECIAL will be completed by members M(xnre; 85, of Baltimore. faced 31-year-old welder with a prestdential mission to seek Soviet aid in heading off a threatened blowup in Laos. Har- pro'vldes a potentially crucial test SANFORD GIGANTIC Of civil right* groppa- Moore was shot to death Tues­ riman, U.S. Underee(u:etaiy o f State, is due-hir-AIoecow tonigUt. H e-has been in London IMPORT YARN knack for picking locks with..esllu- Pacifist Fasts at "the futiote' of peheetel coexist­ The Bsltlmore chapter of the day night near this northeast Ala­ 1(^ slgn)lf:l|i^^ oonfening wi^ French and British offictals. (AP Photofax) ence.” 1 0 0 % W ool bama town, about 60 miles north­ CAPRI PANTS 50 grm. Wool and OongreaB. of Racial -^uaUty and thief who stole Jewels valued at a MONTVIU4P (AP) — Michele “ If we Jail to Laos,” me told Mohair v e Student Nonviolent Coordln- east of Birmingham. State and mlllUm 'dollaro from midtoqii ho­ Oloor, 18-year-dld tweiflst serving the news conference, “ I would 2 ez.— reg. 79e county law enforcement agencies tel suites. a 10-day jail sentence for con­ think the prei^cds for accord s. reg. 1.49 Purchase SALE! have thrown every available man tempt of court, continued her fast e s s i p e n on matters which maV be gto- •i| But the 'rakeoff by underworld C harged into the search for the killer. today, Kennedy Says Laos graphlcally closer to u* wbulff be ,-il fences left the eo-called “ Oelluloid Officials at the state Jail said The only known clues to the Burglar” with (mly $100,000, and substantially lessened.” bizarre murder were tire marks Gloor was eating no solid! Vote Cuts for Kennedy also indicated lliat 1.29 59c By Ole Miss Probe that was consumed by high living. toods but was drinking liquids. and two empty cartridges found The burglar, Alfred K. Madsen, Harriman will try to assess wheth­ at the scene, and two Small-cal- Otherwise, they said, she is co­ 19 inch GE pleaded guilty before State Su­ er the Soviets can still exercise JACKSON, MIse- (AP)—A Mis­ iber bullets taken from. Moore’s operating 100 per cent with the LaWr, Health A Coexistence Test any effective codtrol on the pro- FREE INSTRujcTIONS sissippi legislative eommittee has preme Court Justice Mitohell D. Jail’s rules and regulations. body, Schweitzer Wednesday sind was Communist Pathet Lao forces or accused U.S. marshals of brutality The kilting brought cries of an­ Mies Oloor, a resident of Volun- iM F. ARBOGAST whether, as many observers and In connection with desegregation held for sentencing later. town, was charged with trespass­ WASHINGTON (AP)—PresidenU Britain and the United States ger, protest and astonishment kWMAxItr eavra a F v\AO/>a. av*A iiv*ar4ri(r TTVitniaVinhskV 9/\ «m aarl diplomats suspect, the Laotian Portable TV rioting at the University of Missis­ An indictment charged him with ing In connection with a demon- ITON (AP)—A $309,- Kennedy says “ the future of peace, are urging Khrushchev to speed President Keimedy, Alaba­ ful coexistence” and the mllltaiy nuclear test ban talks, though “ I Reds listen only to Red China and sippi. The Justice Department’s ma Qov. George Wallace, sena­ stratitHi at the commissioning of in new funds for the Communist North Viet Nam. prompt denial aocuaed the com- (Continned on Page Three) the Polaris aubmariHe Lafayette security of Southeast Asia may am not overly semguine about the KKITTER'S tors, Congressmen and pro-integra­ Labor aapartment and the De- hang in the balance as East and prospects.” Kennedy suggested ’The Soiriet Union and Britain, mlttee of manufacturing and dis­ in Groton Tuesday. tion orgsinlzations. partmem of Health, Education and that only agreement on a test ban as cochairmen of the Geneva con­ torting facta. She refused to answer to the West grapple with the crisis in UHF-VHF The ■vacationing, postman was Welfare was recommended today Laos. could induce him to participate in ference on Laos, have special re­ The lOaslaBippl legUlative re- ■walking from Chattanooga, Teim., charge in court at New London by the House Appropriations Com­ sponsibility for the maintenance yesterday. While being obviously wary of an early summit meeting with the irt, released Wedneeday, said to Jackimn,'' Mies., to explain his mittee. Soviet premier. of peace there and the preserva­ WORLD a findings were based on the discussing the subject, Kennedy 83 UHF S racial views to Gov. Roes Bar­ Not even the usually untouched managed at, bis news conference Since January, 4,000 to 5,000 So­ tion of the neutralist coalitioiiition mv- testimony of 90 sworn witnesses. nett. He carried Jirolntegration National Institutes of Health were emment of Premier Prince Sou- MANCHESTER PARKADE The report charged mistreatment Seeks Quick Decision , Wednesday 'to dramatize official viet troops and technical person­ signs. HARTFORD (AP) — A Demo­ spared from the committee’s prun­ nel have left Cuba while the num­ vanna Phouma. of persons arrested during rioting concern over the threat by Com­ Tel. MI 9-4888 Continuous Tuner President Kennedy, at his news cratic senator is seeking speedy ing in a $5,449,688,400-bill sent to munist forces to destroy the in­ ber entering that country has The Pathet Lao, in repeated at­ Next To Savings Bank Braneh last tell after a Negro student, conference Wednesday, called the answers to legal questions arising the House floor for action next been “ 300 or 400 at the most.” tacks since April 6, has bottled up James H. Meredith, arrived on dependence and neutrality of the killing an (Xitrageous crime. He out of aa Investi^tion into state week. The Institutes were allotted Laotian kingdom. Critics of the administration’ Gen. Kong Le’s outmunbered neu­ tie campus at Oxford. expressed personal shock about insurance practices. . $662,464,000, a cut of $18 million His meeting with newsmen Cuba policies should be more pie tralist army in the Plalne des Neither the wltnesess nor the what he called the assasstnation "The air should be cleared” said from what President Kennedy re­ came shortly after the Pentagon else in presenting alternatives. Jarres area. If Kong Le’s forces NO MONEY of citiiens on public roads. Ekkward L. Marcus of New Har quested, but an increase of $70,- announced it had ordered 3,000 And Kennedy believes it would be (Oontfamed on Page Three) The President offered the serv­ ven, chairman of the senate insur­ 146,000 over what the Institutes troops and some jet planes into “ imprudent” at this time to rec- (Continued on Page Ten) ices pf tile FBI to aeslst local, ance (xnnmittee and an arch-foe of got for the current fiscal yesu-. Thailand next month for maneuv­ ognize a Cuban government in ex- authorities. The Justice Depart­ The over-all funds recommend­ ers. . Communist-threatened Thai­ lie which might not adequately DOWN ment said, however, that' there (Oaattanied on Page Ten) ed for use of the two departments land borders Laos. represent the home folks. For Mother's Day, May 12 Woman Blind was no Indication that any ■viola­ and several miscellaneous agen­ In an opening statement, Ken­ The President is confident that tion of federal law waji Involved. cies for the fiscal year starting nedy announced that W. Averell House members, If gd.ven a xdiance 6.99 Coroner Noble Yocum said an July 1 were almost 6 per cent less Harriman, undersecretary of state by the Rules Committee to ■vote Bulletins For 60 Years autopsy showed Moore died of two 2.50 than the President requested. If would travel to Moscow today on major administration pro­ Culled from AP Wires Or bullet -wounds. One bullet was approved by Congress, the agencies bearing a presidential message to grams, "will make very clear that lodged in the postman's clothing News Tidbits would have $118,810,600 less than So'vlet Premier Khrushchev on the the American people are still com­ Regains Sight and the other in the brain, he 657<> dacron from the AP Wires they had this year. situation in Laos. mitted” to the economic goals 10.00 said. The largest cut was a 10 per Kennedy said, "We -will know a Kennedy has in mind. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (A P )— MIAMI, ~Fla. (AP)—Since she I “ “ “ * cent paring of the $427,220,000 re­ good deal more about the pros­ In discussing Laos, Ketmedy as­ Stndebaker Corp. today report' (Ooattinied ea Page Tea) ALFRED K. MADSEN quested for the Labor;..Depart­ pects” once Harriman completes serted that “ I don't ■want to say ed a loM of 96.1 mlUion for thn was 9 weeks Tun Abdul Raaak says he is rnire On other major topics, Kennedy pared with a loee of $3.6 million Eddenly, at 60, she has regained United States “ will not leave ua her sight. (Continued on Page Ten) said: (Oontinued on Page Ten) a year ago. Salee Increased $36 I WE NEED HELP TO MOVE THE alone... unaided” in buUdlng new million over the oomparable pe­ 'T think It’s just a freak, a won­ Malaysian federation in face cf derful, amazing freak,” Mias Khrushchev Shuns.Bid riod of 1962— ^teom $72.8 mU|Ma Communist chdUenge . . . Weather to $99.9 mUUon; The loee wa* Mkes said. ” T don’t know how oontinaes to hampw aeareh for FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE:- long it will last. Maybe a few almoet identioal with that re­ sunken submarine Thresher. ported In the flret quarter at days. Mjaybs a year. Maybe for­ Deputy Atty. Gen. Nicholas D. B. Newsman Answers Questions ever.” For High-Level N-Talks 1961. Studebaker ha* not' had Katsenbach says Kennedy adminis­ a profitable first quarter eliiee For 60 years her only sight was. tration proceeding-oenttously in its one per cent ■vision in her right 1960 when It made $3.8 million action agsdnst houking discrimina­ on oalee at f90A miUton. AUTOMATIC UNOER- eye. She could ton night f i m By JOHN M. mOHTOWER ^tween himself end Khrushchev, he tion because “ a setback in this r«u>i Ms. iMjn day; nothing inoro. WA8HINOTON (AP) — Soviet replied tersely: “ No, I haven’t kind of area is a very serlone On W ar in South Viet Nam MINOR RIOT q u e l l e d A few mlnutoe after 6 o ’clock Vernier Khrushchev apparently heard any, and there is none thing.” 2 CYCLE COUNTER Innday morn)i«, stlU wearing her has rebuffed a bid by President planned.” ABIMAN, Jordan (AF)— U.S. government reports that EDITOR’S NOTE—Malcolm W.Ghas been made to hold the line^he is under fire almost dally. Sol- Give her the h^hly cherished nUhtgown, /w e walked into the ICeimedy and British Prime Min­ A detailed account of the am­ six additional ships, taududlng five Ab(mt 20 students chanted "ChK bassadors’ conference with the So­ Browne for the last year and a against Communist subversion. diers usually serve 12-month tours, mal Abdri Nasser” and on* rm U ^ e n , (bank a glass of water, ister uiuold Macmillan to try to flying British fliags, stopped at and most I’ve known have been WASHER DISHWASHER and caailally rubbed her left aye break the nuclear test ban dead­ viet leader reached the State De­ half has been chief Associated Americans in Viet Nam feel tnat hurled stones at Bedouin deoort MOTHERS RINGP Cuban ports In second sind third the White House would send in anxious to leave. ->-31 u^e it seemed moirt. lock by a new round of high level partment and the White House Press correspondent in South Viet troops today in a minor revival '•s weeks of April ’.. . Official Gazette Nam. He has traveled Int^piany combat units if it became obvious Q. Vietnamese army units have of the demouetratlanB tost wedk- ddenly she saw something — negotiations. much later. at Madrid announces 188 Spanish — amd yo u g ive h er a constant Officials reportedly were remote areas with troops and re­ there was no other way to win. been charged with lacking aggres­ end for union of Jordan with th* the floor. Khrushchev's reaction at a caa- common and pollUixd prisoners siveness and being unwilling ,to /the fell to her knees and ran Kremlin m eetly Wednesday also cemed with any evidence it might ported the action. Now in the Unit­ As it is, GI advisers are shoot­ expanding. United Anh Repoh- reminder of her happieU memories DE DISPOSAL granted oonditlonal liberty. ed States briefly he has been ing and getting shot. Technically, fight. What about that? 6000 BTU her hands acunes the sm(x>th lin- e'vidently dealt’ a sharp blow to contaht, of a developing hard Ime Sir Winston Churchill ends twin Uc. The troops ■oattewd toe asked many questions about the this is not combat, but to call it A. Most of the- Vietnamese sol­ students with riot attoke. The Olsnm, streaked green hi design. Macmillan’s hopes that iHPgress toward the West on the part at week va(Atlon on Riviera and In test ban negotiations could lead the Soviet government and Vietnamese war. In this article he anything else le quibbling with diers I’ve known struck me as etonetiirower was ehtobed doeni She*U wear at toUk pride . . . eherU k Delvxt M a M Bessie ilkas had never seen the flies home to London .*. . Herbert courageous — but if they are not AIR sclor before. 8he didn’t know to an early Bast-Weet summit Khruehchev personally. Evidence answers some of these questions. worcls. a hillaide Into toe tomde a t Brucker of Hartford Courant, new Q. How is the war In South Viet Q. What would happen if Ameri- pushed, they insist on cooking waiting police. k always. T he two banda o f 14 karaS wbst K was. meeting. qf the emergence or such a tine resident of American Society of TWIST-TOP The approach to Khrushchev was found here Monday in Soviet pr< Nam goingT ea pulled out? lunch and having a long siesta, gold signify hushand and wifa ,.iin "I thought I’d fSBS sraiqr. My Neewspaper Editors, says press b A. Most Saigon government offi­ even when their units are in hot CONDITIONER CONTROL scasy left eye was going around was made Jointly by. MiacmlUan publication of an attack on U.S A. For a few months the war PAINTINO FOUND policy toward Laoe, blaming the weapon to (xmquer govemmenb- has been on a kind of pleateau. cials, American diplomats and pursuit of the enemy. The Viet­ ROME (AP) — A lito oentup turn, the bands are Joined together by and-around, It wouldn’t atop,” she and Kennedy tiirou^ U.8. Am­ managed news—competent report­ bassador Fey Q.' Kohler and the United States for the recent out­ S^htlng and casualties go on, but military officers agree the Com­ namese officer corps is organized pointing at toe Viigta Mary sat NoalleiL ' ers backed by their newspapers. the synthetic birtkstone of the month Brltlgti ’toivqy In Moscow, 81r break of fighting there. neither side has gained much. The munists would take over quickly. on the basis of political reliabili­ the Intaat Jeooa ay Wramcaaaa Ihe rosa, and tbars was a . white United States, Britain -nd Without American support. Presi­ ty. Many officers are imwllllng to for each child in the fsanily. All rings saMgerator. "Big aa a bouse,” WSmlfivesy TYevelyan. They held What Kennedy and Macmillan Communists have not achieved Botticlal that was stelea from to* a 994nliiiito masting with the So­ reportedly proposed to Khrueh- France tell West (Sermany that what they luq;>ed to do, but they dent Ngo Dinh Diem’s government lidtiate action that could bacMiro Saa Lorenao ehUreli at Flaool* to 220 VOLT DELUXE Ota said Wednesdsy. this is not the time to hold meet­ into a reprimand from the palace. • trimly tailored are custom made. Superbly crafted ITOmbUng with dtebeUef, aha viet leader and rapcrtei^ gave chev was that an etfeotiva way to are still fighting as hard as ever. could not stand. The strongest op­ 1990 tamed op in a Roase aatiqu* Um a Joiiit letter from luonedy tackle the deadlock in the current ing of West German Parliment in Q. How long do you think it will position to the government Is the Q. How effectively are Aiqorl- shop, whooe owaor said he b o u m by fine jewelry makers. went to the window, and l o r ^ e West Berlin . . . Cuban Revolu- cans waging guerrilte -warfare? belted style ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC first time in memory sbs.sw a and Macmillan. negotiations at Geneva would be take to win? Viet Cong. It several years ego for 919 A9te The meeting took place several to throw the whole problem into a tibnary Council, citing obligation A. ’The most discouraging aspect Q. Should America continue sup­ A. In general, American field of­ Italian polloe eald. Hue sky, tops of two paUfi ficers and soldiers are doing an * designed with Priced from $iS.00. a obimney. Nothing was herfeotly hours before President Kennedy's higher level meeting. Both London to work against Cuban Prime Min. is that the Viet Cong Is evidently port of the Diem government? A. It is doubtful that there is Impressive job. Many speak Viet­ side pocket DRYER iMSysItW MlMr dtednet, but see she coulo.. late afternoon press conferencs and Washington officials had spec ister Fidel Castro’s regime, plane recruiting fighters just as fast It SUSPECT ABRMTBD and It Is understood that Kennedy ulated tiUft If Khrushchev re­ yn carry on without its resigned loses men In battle. In this pat­ much choice. America can influ­ namese enough to communicate ATTAUA, Ala. .(S^-Aa » “ A tittle gUtePos. of hdbven,' with local conunandero. They have and zipper USE YOUR CREDIT aha sailed H. l(ad received a preliminary repewt sponded favorably an Hlast-Weat Meader, Jose Mlro Cardona. tern the war could go-on Indefinite­ ence Vietnainese pollclea only by from Kohler when he (Uecussed foreign ministers ocxifereitee Desegragation forces In Bir- ly. .8aig(m and Washington hope persuasloUtic8 and confined to war ac­ Q. How effaottve ar* heliotqd' man la n « m i S h o o k H m doctor, who insisted What be did say Indicated discour­ shces is over the numbiro of on­ *$horf 8 to 16, medium 10 to 20, tali 12 to 20 ET8? SERVICE STORE anonymity, deacrlbod her long agement site Inspeq^ions which would be Fnmk J. Becker, R-N.Y., sf' of the Laotian type. Neither side tivity in the countryside, for the tdenOfy 917 MAIN STREET-^MANCHESTER permitted simuaUy on Soviet ter­ Pentagon to take action against ■hows signs of giving 1ft. most part. A. Without ’ toeai it would be 718 BIAIN STv—MANCHESTER ^ as (kakarsmilM. «»- "I am not overtjr aangaina about hard to continue the war, al­ the proepeota ter an aeoord,” he ritory S lid reclprqcsUy on U.S. U.B. military men who reportedly Q. How deeply Is America to- q . What Is life like for tod aver­ and British territory to m ake sure played rdes of Icelandic movie volvedT age American scddler? though heMoopten a n eaey to hit Wbmi he wga set later about tltot n-tosk l»a waa ant hiOit alo- **drunkan, gtrl-^orrupt^ ______A. If he’a ta one o( toe aiqipert he paoepeetaster meeltag ba­ ' flf ’ Amartean serviesmite. D m dedaten qtoUa. an^ m toa lieUoopter «nw a. L w'ji3»L'i,..-,-. • t ' - r ‘- IT" n-'

■ •i - Jj/ ■■ ■- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL ,25, 1968 P A G I t U M i .' B^CJHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK THURSDAY, APRIL 86, 1968 ten Dec. 18 and took gems valued In jail awaltihg trial In a series Brutality Chiu*ged at $7,600- which belonged to Mrs. of mmor hotel thefts. Youth Admits Cotton. Zimet, out on boll on a fence CHILORIH'S British Angry, By Ole Miss Probe The indictment also named Ern­ charge, pleaded Innocent to the on Jewel Thefts est Zimet, 62, a midtown jeweler charge of criminally receiving the HEALTH SAlMI Vo/ft Your Neighbor's Kitchen and PhiUp di Lavore, 48, as fences Seiznick jewels and was released Spirits High', (Oetrttoeed^w Page Ona in toe disposal of the Seiznick dia­ In $10,000 ball. XI 'S t - ' A '■ ■' ^ (OonUmied from Page One) monds. <' Dl lAvore is the object of a IS- rI W. H. INGLAND COMPUTER LOSRS TO < panMns aUagadly mtotraatad ware “ I - •• ^ ‘’’i *- Madsen and Kohan already were state alarm. ■ LUMIIR CO. • r DOKM BEiUMMO b r i d g e PI.AYBR Identiaad. four jewel thefts from midtown In Malaysia ■ ■ Open AH Day antardegr • Kn. wnttam Jonto of 109 By AUTRED BHEINWMJD The Justice Department said in hotels, including last February’s tCatlMr S t makM a coffM eake ‘•Twi and your probabliltyl” rifling of the Pierre Hotel apart- ■ j " A t the Green”—e48-8#61 By ROBERT EVN80N Washington that the report was y- * ‘ment of Irene Selznlck, a theatri­ U nt A « Miya la highly praiacd the greeting I got the KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya from my garage mechanic. Whan- . an untruthful document containing cal producer who is the daughter a«e)i ttma aha aervaa It. ■nie ae- (AP)—"I hate you ruddy Ameri­ ever I dtSo in, Joe (he seems to I rU ^ t o "diatorted or irgnorad and of the late movie mamate Louis hav4 been bom without a secwid tnoidanto manufacturmT" B. Mayer and is,the former wife dh i^ , aha added, heloiiga to Mra. cans,” the Britisher who was • s Roae Schwoerier, a friend and name) describes the events ot his I 4 t In Montgomery, Ata., Atty. Oan. of morie producer David O. Selz­ sounding off said with a smile. latest b rid ^ game In such d s t^ Q M95S R o b ^ F. Kennedy described too nlck. neighbor, who originated the rec­ T really do.” ipe. as would make a barber beg for 7 4 4 3 t loglilativo report as "Inadequate The Seiznick jewels—which in­ TERMITES P L A N T ^ “ Why?” . CMfee Oaka mercy. and incompleto." cluded a diamond as large as a “ Because you w«m’t ruddy well South dealer The Justice Department aaid woman's wristwatch—were valued yeaat cake tell that chap Sukarno to leave eup water Both rides vutasraWs a ^ e of the aUeged brutaUties had at $400,000. Fences gave Madsen the formation of Malaysia ruddy Opening load — Two ri Hsaito. been reported by newsmen on too $7,000 for them. MAT BE ATTACKING eupa all-f>urpoae flour well alone.” m T s atlck firm margarine Jos showed ms only tbs Souu scene. ICeimedy said the commit­ Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hogan said Some of the British in this f hand and the dummy. “ West leads Wsri tee should hava questioned toe re­ ' - - stolen by Madsen • n * capital of the nation that Is to Mr cup augar the deuce of hearts to the aos, r i - « * * S porters and some of the marshals. ■■ / have been recovered. It is feared be born as Malaysia Aug. 31 are . I- TOUR HOME pineh of aatt and back comes the three of The report, the first of three ij ...... broken up and dis­ so hot under their collars they the three of hearts. West ruffs » is'jsr«-. faistallmento, said 6M marshals posed of through underworld chan­ BE SU RE...for a complete FREE Inspection IM cupa augar barely can get their brandy down g to 6 tea^>oona cinnamon irith the five of epadee. How d’ya carried out a ayetematio pattern . • ■ J-. • nels. after dinner. They want President like thatT” dealer (at ymr ?»»» •f brutality toward ' prisoners, ‘•A' i Besides the Seiznick theft, Ho­ of your Home by a Termite Control Expert INaaoiv* yeaek cake in water. Kennedy to tell off President Su­ 'A i. I didn’t U|te It. NT (18 to IS ptoatof. > —t o y clubbing, maitoandllng and tor­ Ittx flour and margarine with gan attributed these thefts to Supervised by Graduate Entomologists. karno for saying Malaysia is noth­ "West leads the three of clube, p i ^ , and toe turing them. Madsen; hands until very fine. Beat eggs .. ing more than a continuation of and Boot wine with the ace. Back NT. You bridi 8paitoSjA»E-1^1- The committee said between 100 May 24—theft of $76,000 in gems wrell by hand and add to yeaot and colonialism. comes the ten of clubs, and West 2; Hearts, DtohMads, and IM persons ranging in age from the Waldorf 'Towers suite of water. Add yeent, egga, 1-4 cup '■■■ ■f'- -ii Call Ml 9-9240 Actually, President Kennedy has Now Playing at State Theater plays the deuce. Play the hand." K-8} CSnbs. I. from 12 to more than M were Im- ..rUm Mrs. Joseph Binns, wife of the augar and salt to flour, mix and stated America’s position — that “It’s easy," I observed.-"! win What ds yoB sayt prisoned In a garage near toe executive vice president of Hilton WINDOW SHADES let ifse until double in bulk. Stir the gathering of Malaya, Singa­ Glenn Ford and Shirley Jones head a oaat ol performeni In "The BLISS has been Serving the Oourtriilp of Elddie’s Faither,” a new comedy-drama at the State the trick in dummy with the queen Ahswer: Past. T w Pt^«r campus. ' Hotel.s. down after mixture rises and pore, North Borneo, Sarawak and of clubs." And I started to walk must have a oomplato blank The report added: Nov. 18—Theft of $8,000 in jew Gram, Whifa, Eern break off pieces about the size of Brunei under one flag is a good Theater. Young. 8-year-old Ronny Howard, freeto from hie hit in Home Owner in Conn, for over “The Mualc Man,” has a leading role. The film also oo-atara Stella away. hand, and you may be m a r r e d "Ail persons, regardless of age els from the Hotel A.stor suite of W oshaU a a haif-doUar. Dip pieces in melt­ Idea. "I once eaw a wise guy driv­ U you step into the anottea. or physical condition, were forced Mrs. Roger Nicker.son, wife of a ed butter and then in mixture of But apparently President Ken­ Stevens. Dina Merrill and Jery Van Dyke. There will be a mat­ 81 years inee daily at 2 p.m. ing around, and the bottom to sit on toe concrete slab for retired admiral. HOLLAND HNISH SM eupe sugar and cinnamon. nedy, who would like to get along dropped out ef his car," Joe re- periods up to 20 hours, with Dec. 10—Theft of $37,500 from Place in two small greened tube For Shetawold's 88 • PH * with President Sukarno too. feels maAsd coldly. So I walked back let, "A Pocket Guide to Brl^e,” knees drawn up toward their the Hotel St. Regis suite of former a n Made to Order pans and bake for 25 minutes at that once is enough to ehter into cussing export and Import regula­ and took a second look at the send W cento to Bridge Book, chins, their hands clasped airound movie actress Dolores del Rio. ^Jm’ With Your Boners 400 degrees. Remove immediate­ this International squabble. tions. Youngsters Going The Manchester Evening Hamid, ly from pans. When serving, Mrs. hand. their knees, their eyes to toe As detectives suspected, Madsen What Sukarno means by coloni­ Monkeys still hang by their tails Trump Play Box 8818, Grand Central Bta-i Mew front, without turning their heads used celluloid "do not disturb” ho­ FULL LINE OF CUSTOM Jones advisee that this cake al- alism is that the Royal Air Force from the trees and elephants and To Shrine Circus "It’s a question of how to play tel signs to slip the locks of expen­ waya be eaten with the fingers •r speaking to anyone. Thle was will not be leaving its base at tigers haunt the jungles to .the the trumpe," Joe pointed out. O w rlg M lanned and executed as physical State Police Exhibit at Bank sive comer suites of smart Man­ VENETIAN BLINDS and never cut. She uses 6%- Changi, nor will the British war- north, but in Kuala Lumpur you Inch base tube pahs, about on&- Crippled and tmderprlvUeged "After West has ruffed once do •aasral Featarss deep. g)rturo.” hattan hotel.s. ship9 quit Singapore Aug. 31. The might think you were in Mel­ you bang down the ace and Ung The report said between 100 and State Police Commissioner Leo The indictment named a second half full of dough. British plan to protect Malaysia children of the Manchester area state PoHoe Sergt. Frank Shay^ fingerprinting and balllsUos labor-<^ E. A. JOHNSON bourne or San Francisco, especial­ will see the Shrins Circus in Hart­ ' trumpe or do you take a fln- 160 prisoners were kept in a base­ story actlviUes, tear gas training, J. Mulcahey expressed his appre­ man- -Michael Patrick Kohan, 30, Control Corp. Hm. Jones and her husband, an imtil it is able to protect itself, of Troop "H ” In Hartford and ly in the new districts. ford Saturday morning through _e for the queen?" ment room 17 by 40 feet in the George W, Trepp Jr., preoideirt of patrol and emergency vehirfes, and ciation to Trepp and bank officials also known as Michael (Irish Pat) DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY, Inc. analytical engineer at Pratt and just as the Americans have main­ Handsome new houses made of Now I understood why Joe had university’s administration build­ for their cooperation in making it Brady, a former lightweight boxer PAINT CO. Whitney, div&lon of United Air­ tained forces in Japan. the oooperation of the O m a P toe Manchester Office of the Con- motorist assistance. THE OLDEST t LARGEST PEST CONTROL CO. IN CONN. stone are rising from hillsides that Shrine Club and the Klwaiiis Club. made the remark about probabU- ing. nedUcut Bank A Trust Co. at 893 The code of honor to which all possible for the public to view the —as the burglar who broke into 723 Main St., Td. MI 9-4501 craft Oorp., Blast Hartford, are In addition to hoping to soothe up to a few months ago produced Ity. I had the delicate task of ex- SQUARE the hotel suite of actor Joseph Cot Sukarno, President Kennedy and Three buses and several cars "The marshals wore gas masks Main St., read Mteiuture describ­ troopers subscribe by word and exhibit at the bank. both from LeRoy, N. T. Hiey rubber or tin. ilainlng the difference between i but none were given the captives lived in Norman, Okla, for four his policy makers have to keep will take 110 ohUdren to the spe­ ing the pictorial exhibit eymbol- deed is also Included in the dis­ Proud new owners don't even cial performance in the Hartford computer and a bridge player. who suffered severely from the izing the Coimeotiout State Police play. yeara, while Jones went to od- a hand on the brow of President No matter what mathematics DANCE Diosdado Macapagal of the Phil­ blush when they ask up to seven Armory. The busea wlU leave from presence of tear gas during a Department. l^re, and came to Manchester years rent in advance. may tell you, BSaat has the queen large portion of the time they aiteut a j ^ r and a half ago. ippines whose constituents claim Various schools early In the morn­ The exhibit, in color, will be on North Borneo. The big boom began here as ing. Cars ars being used to handle of spades. If he had only small FRIDAY. APRIL 24 were held in this basement as display at toe bank front through WANT MORE FOR YOUR M ONEY... KEEP YOUR-iYE ON GRANTS She attended the University of soon as the plan for the forma­ spades be would lead another A "visit to Kuala Lumpur, chos­ wheelchair eases and ehUdren on much as 18 hours,” the report May 8. It will then go to the irirk iriririrk iH rk ^ ‘ • ..■/rv/.L'-- ■■■■■■■ • Buffalo, N. T., and Rochester (N. tion of Malaysia started develop­ heart Instead of that futile ten of t F.M. f 12 said. bank’s RockvUlo office for two T .) Business Institute. She ta a Herald uhoto by Pinto.) en to be the baby nation’s capital, crutches. 1s like walking through Indepen­ ing. Land sharks moved in and clubs. . In Its reply, toe Justice Depart­ weeks, Trepp said. At Your Servlea for: member of Center Congregational MRS. WILUAM J0N E ^‘ bought up everything that was York StrangfekL sK-i>resldent of If East has the queen of spades ment eaid of 800 marahals caught The large blue and gold struc­ Church, Ms Mother’s Cflub, and she dence Square and imagining the the Omar Shrine CAub, Is chairman SLIM COX and • WINDOW CLEANING time clock turned back 200 years. loose. he doesn’t want to lead back an­ In the rioting, 180 were injured, ture, measuring 12 by 14 feet, at­ and her husband are members of Frozen food is being Imported of the project, and he Is asslated other heart and make it obvious COWBOY CARAVAN 27 of them by-gunfire. tracted wide attention during its Ms Coiq>lee CBub. Mrs. Winslow Manchester, Mrs. "Anyone who can't speak Ma­ fay Harold Barnsley, also a former • FLOOR WAXING Dorothy ’Turner, Mrs. Thomas from Australia. The Straits Times, that his partner cannot over-ruff The department added that showing before thousands of spec­ The couple has three children. Card Party Set layan In one year shouldn’t be giv­ -president Rollason and Miss Gertrude Ud- largest newspaper in !htalaysia, toe dummy. That’s toe only sen­ about 800 persons had been taken tators at the Eastern Stetee Expo­ • JANITOR SERVICE DJa, 4H> Rtuxfy, 8, and Jay, 8 en a license to work or own a Chaperones will be Past Presi­ don. shop,” an excited patriot de­ moved from Singapore a year ago. sible explanation of that silly club ToNcmd A g rk M tira l Into custody from places as far sition in West Spiingdeld, Mess., months. By GFS Monday Kids from school rooms in dent Walter Ferguson and Mildred Miss Bvaline Pentland and Mm. clared. return. CM fw r away as I^s Angeles and that last year. MANCHESTER America a r e talking about Ferguson, Mm. Joan Lons, AI Once you work H out that Bast some were armed with shotguns, The display highlights toe ac­ INSTEAD OF GOLD WATCH A military whist will be given Aldo Paganl have charge of the "How about the three million WINDOW CLEANING prizes. ' Chinese in the new land of ten “ forms,” "second standard” and Coda, Mrs. Joan Pearl, Can and has the queen of spades you must rifles, knives, clubs and black­ tivities p ^ orm ed by the State ZRBNJANIN, Yugoslavia (AP) by St. Mary’s Girls Friendly So­ "third form” instead of "gram­ Stella Masstal, Mrs. Ruth Holm- take a nnesse to avoid the loss Rt. 30, RotkvMB jacks. Troopers by use of colored trans­ COMPANY —For all 32 years that Stojanka million?’' an educated man from ciety Sponsors on Monday, April TOTS TAKE TO TRAVEL Peking asked. mar” or "high” schools. A hulk­ quist Ed Coughlin, Austin and of a trump trick. It’s fine points The legislative committee did parencies showing vivid and dra­ Nataros worked as a clerk in a ing lad of 19 who could make any­ Helen Chambers, and Bob and like this toat keep your car not say when It would release the matic scenes, including toe use of Ml 9.5334 Sew and save on new drapes or dresses, slipcovers hat factory here, she always used 29 at 8 p.m. Mrs. John Trotter will HENDERSON, Ky. (AP) —The It was finally agreed Miey were Deaattoa fl.00 Oonpto kids at M etho^t hospital here too old to learn Malayan, but per­ body’s freshman team next fall is Bette Bantly. good operating condition. other two installments of its re­ radar, roadside spot checks, first the same desk and sat in the conduct the whist. ' enrolled at Malaya University Dally Qecation aid. Scuba-divers, polygraph unit. The ticket diairman is Mm. don’t mind trQ>s for various lab haps their children would. Any­ Arranging for tbs sblldrsn go­ Open Sqnaro Danse port ★★★★★★★★★★★★ or sportswear, decorator or dress specialties sa m e chair. When office furniture "just to see how it goes." ing to the circus am Mm. Mary With both stoes vnInetmMe, was changed, she always asked Karl Nielsen, 73 Brookfield St. tests and to the X-ray room any< way, the constitution stipulates Tickets may be purchased from more. . freedom of speech, although Ma­ That’s what a lot of people are Hilditch (public SQhool aume). to keep her same desk and chair. saying in this nation to be bom Miss Beth Hoffman (achool social When she:* retired recently, the her or any member of the GPS Instead of wheel chairs or hoe layan Is the official language. Sponsors. They may also be pur­ pital carts, the small fry are trans Egf^eads are here from Stan­ four months from now. worker), Mrs. Esther Miner, Mm factory gave her a going-away Sukarno, Macapagal, Kennedy, HaselUns Blurkmon, Mrs. Hope present: the old desk and the old chased at the door Monday. ported in a little red wagon- pur­ ford, Harvard and Oxford, organ The refreshment conunlbtee is chased by the hospital auxiliary.'hdng banks, writing tax laws, dis- Ohou En-Ial and probably Khrush­ Venezia and Mm. Patricia Eg- Chair. chev are waiting to see how it leston. goes where you can hunt tiger in the morning and sell a warwouse 1 to 10 yd, designer lengths! of rubber in the afternoon. THIB WEEK-4IATINEE liM B ernard r^fsi COnON SAILCLOTH 2 COMEDY HITS! ARMANDO’S Glenn Ford Army laffs The WorlcTs Shlriey Jones Dick Bogarde For Family Dining "Courtship Of AND BARKCLOTH “ Password Steaks, Lobaton, ItaHaa Eddie’s Mosf Father" Is Oourags” Special Dishea Tech. 1:80-8:18 liilii f:S0-8tl8 18:18 Luxurious •HE FINEST FOOD.... AND SAVINGS TOO!. DaBoing Satardiqr Nig^tB ARMANDO'S FBL FRL Leather. • • i i Route 6, East Windsor Next to Balch Motors i l l 14-01. SIZE SHURFINE • n r . iU::: Reservations 289-1408 E f lS T U J O O D A Great Comedy Show GENUINE i l l ROAST Glenn Ford-Shlrlegr Joaea Tomato Catsup 2:37' "THE COUBTHmP OF s:;:: iliiil EDDIE’S FATHER" Top quality fabtioi for y e m e new drapee, iH e - i l l NOWI THRU SUN.! to eelor 8:88 and SHH) DEERSKIN Pbu covers and other decogabar specialties. Col

— DON’T MISS — jj "Ckaroe‘Iir..J i9 wnoneji down/ 34 days, or month* to pay MANCHESTER PARKADE mt w a r Ije o Grant atorm eoosf-lo-eoosf/ ANDROCUES AND THE LION OKH WEDHESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL I PJI. S. B. ItotM . Dtraoter CoRvmImt CfwNt AMD OTHER nNE KOFSKY STORES LOOATED AT - LES RRECIEUSES RIDICULES Corbins Comer B. BOWLBT. DIradtor 17 South Main St. 815 MAIN ST. VERNON CIRCLE I Green MenorviUe Shopping Pericade Hopraeadow iSt. SHOPPING PARKADE West Hertford lOWERS SCHOOU-t:30 F.M. Center ■nfiaU Went Hnrtfoad SiBwbwry MANCHESTER MANCHESTER VERNON For M M iC d l 449-4440* MANCUES'l'l^ EVENING UERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, lOdt PAQB riv a m a n c b e s t b r e v e Ju n g h e r a l d , m a n g h b s t b r , c o n n .,

weui, unfiirdtaa and bride doHa will It do to the chances of a tax Scouts Touring cut? Jack-Jill Party aoowtlnc tha taUei. A k m Planners See pink wMiiim, watt and umbrnea And here again the planners Held for Couple WBs Ilia oMMr ptooa for a buffit Nation’s Capital and the guessers can’t really be ’63 Economy sure what the economy will do GRAND- WAY... APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS Musks was ptmMad by Tlwinee —Just what the present momen­ T o ^ to Build M ob Nonoy Carol Shea and Bmr tioout Troop 136 J J " " - tum gives it a good chance of Puleai and fia oreharira iMd Lutbaran Church 1 ^ ttoU FOR FAMOUS BRANDS... AT DISCOUNT PRICES! 3 0 m m A. liaaewakl, both of R»ok- ThorapeoBViaa doing. . vlUa, were henored vltth a Jack morning tor a taro-day a j ^ On the Rise The figurea on which the new About 175 guaelB attandad fram log trip to WaahIngtoA p. O.. "g- QtHees, Vault and JHU sueprias tbower recently ThompaOBriBe, Haaaidvilie, Htoi- guessing la baaed are these: In at the Ametioaa Legion Home In oompanlod by a group By SAM DAWSON tile first three months of 19M the 'M yoke, Maea, Ivoiyton, Stafford ■Proop 159 of OoBOordla laitbenui A ivadal town ’'k' ""I-' Rcoftvttle. Sprtags and Monobrnter. AP BuslneM News Analjwt Gross National Product roae to an uljrtit n v * t)te Town Office BuUd- TIm ooupls wiM be married M ky NEW YO R K (A P )—'The Am eri-1 winual rate of $672 billion, up $8.6 ^ Committee (TOBC) euttaorlty U ’ a t S t Bacm rd’a Ohuroh. MOVm VBTEBAN DOBS VoRMr Oustafson. aeoutmoii^ can economy still eludes the plan-1 billion from the rate in the final to oaoetniot a aew^ teem oflloe IBaa Shea la the daughter of of tin troop, wlU bo tour loader, ners and the guessers. , three months of 1992. BONUS COUPONS Mr. and Mra. John D. Shea, 1 Fox 8IVLER 8FRINCW, Fla. (A P) tmOdlitir oB tbeS. town-owned -k. veteran of many Toiaan mo- amlatod by Durwaid ^ a r . as- This time last year economists, i This translated Into more fac- SchoSTM. Mte. The^neetlmr alaa H ia Dr., RookvUle. Her fiance siataat aooutmaftor; Lcula Bard^ both government and corporate.! tory jobs, higher payrolls, larger ^9 J la the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Hdwin Vlas Is dead. Sadie, a tS-yeau>oId voted to eak the board of finance rhesus monkey, Mitfered a stroke aaalatant aooutmaster of Troop wet-e busy explaining why busl-1 profits. New orders for factory du- to "■■fc't the neceaaaiy financial liaoeweld. South St, RoMtviUe. 159, and Bmast Banaon. CartOua- ness hadn’t developed the zingirable goods in March flowed at arranMmente for conatnictlon, Mm. Caroline Scura of Rockville one day and died the next She was one of a oolony of monken tatoen, and John Nolson of tho they had predicted at the start • rate 7 per cent larger than a autbortoed the tOBC to engafe an w ee hootesB, assisted by Mrs. Lau­ troop oommlttoo. of 1962. I y®9*’ Since order backlogs architect, take blda and enter Into ra Deni of HazardviUe. Both are living wild on the banks of the Silver River, seen by countless Now they are studying why it Increased, It’s agood bet that a contract fer conatnictlon. Con- / aunts of the bridegroom. The median age In the Uidted has been doing so much better the j business will be brisk for wme Fink atreemsm and urobreUas numbers of tauristo boating on traeta with the architect and for State# Is S0.4 yearn. last two months than they had time. oonatmctlon would be conditioned decorated the boll, with wishing :tho river. Read Herald Advs. WORTH i4 anticipated ^n this assumption, 1963 could upon the neceeeaty appropriation Sonie are projecting Uie spurt turn out better than mo.st econo- being mada that started In February Into the j mists dared predict three months Architect Robert Waldron, who rest of the year and now are pre-. »K<>' One reason Is that momen- T had been hired by the building dlctlng that 1963 will he a lot bet- turn acts not only on Industrial committee to make preliminary ter than anyone guessed—greater Production but on consumer buy- aketchea, abowed a fnmt elevation ”Glenneys* Annual Spring Specials For production, higher incomes, more | Ing decisions—and business spend- i COlDCASH! of a i^Ut level maaonry building, apendlng. ! InK plans. and floor plane. Hio upper level, This time the government econ- ’ such confidence Is quick to where the ofticae will be located, omists are doing a lot more hedg-, change. A year ago it changed ahowa a town clerlc'a office, a frig on their bets than a year ago. 1 *°r the worse. This year it recorda vault with a alx-hoiir flra They have allotted themselves a changed for the better. rathig, an aaeeaaon office, an of­ $6 billion leeway on either side And taxes? What Congress will fic e to e the treaeurer and tax col­ of the figure they chose for the do about tax cuts could be af­ lector, and a aelectmens’ office, aa Sheriff Pawluk Feted year’s total dollar vsli'" of all fected either way. Times getting UDICO COMBINATION well aa a closet, and toilet fa­ i goods and services produced. better takes some of the urgency cilities for men and women. TTigh Sheriff Nicholas Pawluk was honored at a teatlmonlal last night given by Ida friends and out of cutting tax rates. On the associates who presented Mm with a purse. Shown with the official who will end his term of In January this looked to them CAN OBiNIR A The lower level will be unfin­ j like $678 billion, give or take the other hand, Increased incomes of ished except for the walls, and office June 30, axe, from the left, Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr.; Paul McGuire, Tolland individuals and corporations spells KNIH SHARPINIR County probaWon officer who was master of ceremonies; Deputy Sheriff Walter Bidecdoi, chairman ' $6 billion. But February and oould, at some future date, have March turned out so unexpectedly more tax collections, thus trim­ officea for the assessora and board of the dinner; and, to the right of Sheriff Pawluk, Deputy Sheriff Arth\ir Bresin. The dinner event ming the expected federal deficit was hew at Paul’s Steak House on Rt. 30. (Herald photo by Satemis). good that some now think the of tax review, an additional rec­ upper limit, $888 billion, Is well and making any loss from lower ords vault, a room for zoning and within reach—still give or take rates less onerous. 1 3 .8 8 planning commiseion, and a meet- ML. hi th. Town Hall. This will faouse. A ll members, both n^w and Troop of Andover and Hebron will "YOUR WORLD"... the $6 billion. The only thing for sure—1968 is 2 oppiioncos in ono ! Magnstic tag room for approximately SO the last regular session before of long standing, are urged to at­ sponsor a Memorial Day Parade P iU t diOMm/ omI/ SjldStodSMU i Most Americans likely will lose far from over - or even In the bag lifter! Cutting unit romovss qufckly persons. H ie exterior walls would the town eleoUona on M ay 20. tend. ’The club held a very success­ again this year. Any organization I little sleep over the hazardous for ooty cleaning! AM motal con* be ail masonry with brick veneer, B riefs ful progressive dinner last Satur­ wishing to enter a float In the I life of predictors of the size of KENNEDY NAMESAKE structioni Sharpens IcnivDi to fao* and the interior walls wood frame, The meeting of Cub Scout Pack day night, attended by about 60 parade is asked to contact Miss with a amend Hi the Gross National Product. What NIS, Yugoslavia (AP) A fa tory koon o- The Senior Service Girl Scout Montandon, telephone 742-6012. ALUMINUM the feasibility of using the base­ 30-Year Member Cited ment of the library as a tempo­ Mrs. Olairenoe Rose of EUlngton Rd., South Wlndsoir, admires rary measure. A special to w n RAIUNG the gold pin with pearls given her Tuesday night by the Ameri­ m eeting held Fd>. 6, has Instruct-: can Legion Auxiliary In a surprlM ceremony making her a life ad the TOBC to make a thorough member. Looking over Mrs. Roee’s shoulder la Mrs. John J. Mc­ InvestlgaUmi of the library base­ Mahon of Rocky Hill, past president of the department. Mrs. ment, and Its findings were con­ c o l ITm n s Roae, a 30-year member of Uie local unit, has been Ite president [ T h e m ost tained in part of Its final report. for eight terms, has held every administrative post, and has been The committee arrived at a cost chairman of 17 commltteea. She la currently chairman of the o f $16,700 to make over the base­ KAKINES oonetitutlon, bylaws and legislative committee. The special I w anted DRIVEWAYS oocaaiem ’Tuesday was largely attended by members who had ment, and made tiie following PUfECRfHCtCSES statement: “We feel that this area. worked with Mrs. Rose during her long yeans of service. (Herald If used, w oi^ detract from the free Estimates On: CHESTNUT SPLIT RAIL photo by Pinto). ____ i sportsw ear library, would not be large enough Heavy Duty 10 F t Section. (Two Balia aad Oae Pool) to house the seven officers and Par 9 F t Seottan lowest figure In our history. their equipment, would be an area BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING Our quotable notables: "The a t of que^onable ventilation, and •3.35 ’3.65 S w c | > l» t » m A o S L ... DO IT YOURSOFI Writer Lists test of a man or woman’s breed­ where we may have additional DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • GAS STATIONS ing Is how they behave In a quar­ ■' Robert H all problems to face for the storage No medal tools are needed to install KKYBTONB Railing Facts Found rel.’’—George Bernard Shaw. of town records.' Because of the WHITE CEDAR ROUND RAIL and Cohimns . . . each unit is (uUy adjuitable to fit ateps, Nicotine and alcohol don’t mix. • BASKETBALL COURTS belooqy or platform oreat. Handaome, slender design and A medical researcher reports that limited space, and the costs to Bteavy Duty 10 Ft. Seollon. (Two Balls and One Post) make this area functional, we do sturdy oonatruetton combine to add practical diarm and men who smoked 16 or more cig­ ih w not recommend that this area be At Yard 0 ^ Delivered dlatirirtion to your hornet Inelde and outalda Win not m a t... In His Mail arettes a day and also drank six E f :; v ; ' ' ' ' used for town offiees for any per­ never needs painting becauaa lt*s ANODIZEDI Seeing is or more ounces of liquor daily iod of time." All Work Personally Supervised bdleving — come In today and look over the adectlon o f By HAL BOYLE were seven times as likely to de­ m sh The vote to construct the new WE ARE 100% INSURED KBYSTONE Railing and Columns and the itylea o f pleasing NEW YORK (AP) — Things a velop throat cancer as nondrlnk- ers who smoked the same building was 76-57, and was a sec­ ECONOMY WHITE CEDAR decorative'ornaments from which to diooM l columnist might never know If he ond vote, the firs t vote o f 62-61 amount. I p ric e s ! having been challenged. The 5 F t SeotloBB. (^ r o Bolls and One Post) INSIST ON THE INSIST ON K iyflO N II didn’t open his mail: Soviet Russia Is making a bid meeting, which lasted appreadma- At Yard Delivered It lias laeen estimated the moth­ for the international tourist trade. tely two hours and forty-five min­ D EM A IO BROTHERS Since 1920 •2 .8 0 •3 .0 5 er of an Infant child works up to It had 8(X),000 visitors last year, Including 20,000 Frenchmen, 19,- utes, was attended by at leaat 130 88 hours a week. Incidentally, the 000 Britons and 17,000 Americans. people, and Nathan B. OatobeU, TEL Ml 3-7691— W * C on y Jeimif* Sailer average baby cries 118 minutes a served as moderator. STOCKADE Woodrow Wilson had one of the To Make Voten day. most meteoric rises In American A session for making new voters laey To Assemble One of a policemen’s occupa­ political history. Just two years will be held Satutxlay from 1 to 6 tional hazards today Is writer’s and 170 days after he was nom­ 4' X 8* SectioB FENCE cramp. ’They hand out up to 70 inated for governor of New Jer­ sey — his first public office —he I F t High. 8 F t Secltou million traffic tickets yearly to Delivered motorists. 1 was sworn In as president of the r ' •ome in • 8 .7 5 In 1962 almost 1,000 U.S. auto­ 'united States. mobiles a day were stolen. Nine I A New Jersey town once made end tee.. out of 10 had been left unlocked I It a misdemeanor for a dog to ► Section •1 8 .5 0 by careless owners. Car thefts so I bark after 10 o’clock at night. In Delivered far this year are up about 10 per St. Louis, Mo., It Is Illegal to sit ► MANCHESTER DdiTtred cent. on a curb and drink bw r from *11.15 •1 8 .7 5 It once was thought you could a bucket. And there was a time cure a toothache by running three when you could be arrested In times around a church without Washington, D.C., if caught fish­ FREE USE OF POLE HOLE DIGGER WITH 6 OB MORE SECTIONS thinking alxiut a fox. ing while seated on a horse. PUBLIC MARKET The Lido Cabana Club here Our American population has In­ posts this sign: "Money belts not creased more than 40 million In 803 -805 MAIN STREIC-T permitted In the pool.’ ’ the last 20 years, a,;^ka;;bf-Dver DON'T OVERSPEND ON LAWN SEED The U.S. government says that 35 per cent, but we still ^ m b e r a basket of groceries that cost only about 6 per cent of the FINE BEAT Tf/eSE A o o o ^ FINE Buy by grade to fit your 810.18 In 1962 costs only about earth’s people. But by l^f?5,^r 1980 speclfle needs. H art’s brand $9.80 today. The average family China may become they world’s new seed paks help you spends slightly less than 20 per first nation to have one billion QUALITY QUALITY stretch your lawn budget cent of Its Income for food, the people. MEATS MEATS G.I. fPRAYa STIAM A DRY IRON ROTARY PLUS PRIK STARCH BRASS RAO New fabric dial with Wosh N* Sturdy 3HP engine guoronteed 5 FREE FREE SEE OUR Woar sottings, steam more fabrics yri.! InpuUe starter with safety than ever before! External sprav‘ release, first & only totally en­ Thrifty Buys For Thrifty Shoppers! nozzle v.on't spot clothes! Cord closed service free drive) 119.88 S-HOUR 3-HOUR LOW PRICE lift prevents wrinkling clothes! TOP GRADE, CHOICE PARKING PARKING m TOWN IN TOWN PARKING STEAKS PARKING ■ • M a e O B » i - _ Covers 900 S4. F t Covers 2AOO Covers 2,600 OoTcra 5,000 " O W i t LOT ON Sirloin or Short LOT ON Sq. F t Sq. F t Sq. Ft t h e d e n i m JrS.IUlJll , ------THRU ^ BIRCH ST. CUT TO ANY THICKNESS BIRCH ST. **»WlL , , and WELL TRIMMED Seed and IG1U!!Uiill. i INI II ' ■ *°°" 1 Fertilizer MORE SPRINKLER SWIFTS PREMIUM Spreader FOR LESS MONEY Adjustable COUOTTE shutter. Welded MEDIUM 20-lnch hopper mu/ d cK f has full rolled •H*: SIZE lb edgera tor extra ^ 5 T k . ew strength. "OSCILLATING LAMB LEGS 10" rubber tires. LAWN SPRINKLER WE NOW HAVE FRESH DRESSED, GRADE A FRESH BLEACHED Choice Beef Cuts «3J9 Sizes 8 to 1®’ Is Boneleae Center Cut Chock For A Toaty Meaty Poultry Beg. 95 J6 TRIPE POT ROAST “ M ED IU M WlV.y. NotPiddod. " SIBLOIN TIP BOAST FOR A DEUCl ROASTING CHICKENS u . 49c m a d r a s s h i r t s LARGE • More Wateir 0.1. PORTARLI SUNRKAM FRKE-W HllilNG ROTARY Grocery Buys ROAST BEEF Openings Guaranteed to b le e d CHICKEN BREASTS Lb. • Kasily Moved LIOHTWSIGHT HAND MIXIR »OWIR MOWIR WITH FRII BRASS RAB Jaa-w> FKAS FRESHLY OBOUND, LEAN Garuen Wheelbarrow- . • Guaranteed 1 Tear i ^ “ ‘*tontic Indian madna Powerful 3HP engine guaranteed S M E A ’TY SBYHOCRSMISHI • More Dial Llghtweioht, powerful electric yrs! Automotic height odjustmentf Lightweight and parfeetiy balaacad. shirts guaranteed to mixer witn 3 speeds) Saves space exclusive underdeck minute wash, 2 1 ,:^ 29c HAMBURG Puncture-proof rubber tliit t euble PRUNING Sprinkler Patterns ■ * W ■EBWID LEGS, fuartored -^PosttionDial nui beautifully when by hanging on the wall) 8.88 Impulse storter with sofety release! 9 9 .8 8 foot eapaelty. kmg, ebrome plated finUh. TlM CATOES 2 Lbs. $1.10 • Qraatar Coverage: toSff you wash theml 1 Lb. CHICKEN WINGS Reg. 99-96. ■at- 99-35. ^2 . 4 9 xSTOvera.OOOSq.H Villager style. 100% 2 O GROUND CHUCK lb. 79c I cotton. Sizes 30 to 38. NOW AVAILABLE FROM GLENNEY’S NEW RENTAL CENTER. LAW N ROUJERS, gPREAnBRS, POWER 8PRAY1IB8. 2 Lbs. $1.50 Try Our Own Make Sugar Cured POST HOLE DIGGERS, PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS TO ASSIST YOU IN ANMNG BBATITY AND LIVABIUTY TO YO U R HOME. Oar own make, mefflam hot Corned Beef UaltaB SanMge. R eg. 89e. Speotel Lb. 75c u « . , j ^•dm»mabl» .. r . "SR only opplione. Loy-o W t Teal, BeeL Feifc OiiiWaatiiia, Oraaai Tatoel Chock Fiocos dooE or Erfxod). Sir> leptaflMi. U.69C 2 u .«1 3 0 M n Tips, lottoih R on d , Eyo o f fbo Our own make, small pore pork Round, and Chuck Pieces with the ^ BUILDING MATERIALS Link Banaage. Reg. 79c Lb. Special Lb. 69c SHOP FRIDAYS TO kM PJL Freeh Native bone in. Properly cured and doesn't j LUMBER FUEL ORANU-WAY, 410 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W EST. MANOHEmR Calves Uver. Reg. fl. SpecialLb. <39 need soaking. 4 ROUTE5 - SOUTH WINUSOR, OONN. NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE 648-5251 OPEN UTORDAY HOmHIM PLENTY OF FREE PSRKim OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY IsN A .E U 10 PJL * ■ ■' PA^ w-‘- MANCOTSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1^68

:,'i" troop dramaUcs, producer and slides on a new program change EVENING HEEALD. MANCHE3IEB. CONN, THUBSPAY. APBIL 25, 196» scheduled for next fall. MANCHESTER group muMclan. Girl Scout Notes Also. Mat-aha Vennart, troop "On the Ball,” a skit, was pre­ W H EN Y O U ttx ______dramatics, producer and group sented by Ernestine Johnson, Caro­ musician; Laurie Smith, player, lyn Johnson, Ruth UtUng, Lynda TH IN K O P NOTIONS ' 1> ,J>V,, • -• M • •• '-■■ .. iBtertnedlnte' Troop 690 roop dramatics, producer and Gustafson and Laurie Smith. , I Intermediate T roop 690 recent- .mislclan; Lynda Gustafson, play­ Barbara Kelly and Alice Gado 0|waTliari.Mi Iv held a court of awatda at the er, troojj) dramatics, producer, g;ave a puppet show, and Alice al­ home of Mra. Charles Kelly, 66 group musician', Susan Watkins, so played piano selections. ■ Refreshments were served; Fri. tills I Walnut Bt., leader. troop dramatics, producer, group 2 LOCATIONSi Mrs. Robert Smith, co-leader, musician; and Janlne Rowley, HOW DRY THEY ARE ' / 5 ' / ■ d o w n t o w n ' resented badges to the following; group musician, ■ producer and CONGRESS, Arlz. (AP)—Flow­ ■ MANCHESTER E,ynne Derrick, troop dramatics, t OOP dramatics; Ruth Uttlng, f 975 Mala Street 1 pr^ucer, group musician; Robin player, troop dramatics, producer ers and grass are true luxuries! ana group musician. for local residents. Hardly anybody TTunipike Placa I Spencer, producer; Barbara Jo AIRWAY Middle Tpkeb 708 I Robb, troop dramatics, producer, Also, Cheryl Reinhorn, animal grows them because the town has . Eaet n oup musician; Betsy Richmond, raiser, player, troop dramatics, no water supply of its own. Next to Popolar producer and gro " ' I bird troop dramatics, producer and Congress citizens must order Market I group musician; Brneatlhe John Jackie Harten, producer, troop dramaUcs and group musician; thefir water out of Wlckenburg, ■on,, producer, player, troop dra­ Arts. 17 miles away, by the rail­ matics and group musician; Alice Janice Krause, producer, troop dramatics and group musician; and road tank carload. The water Is Oado, music, dabbler, producer, unloaded by hose and stored In troop dramatica and group mu­ Barbara' Kelly, group musician, troop dramatics, producer, dabbler cljrterns. About 10 tank cars, each sician; Mary Lou Copeland, pro- holding 10,000 gallons, are deliv­ Advertise in The Herald—I t Pays ducer, troop dramatics and group and five-year pin. I ered each month. musician; tuid Joyce Comber, Mrs. Nelson Richmond showed SIlM iitViCE Piw STOM HARTFORD RP.. MANCHESTER-649-8183 1 • ^ i Manchester GRAND OPENING CEUEBRATION l LLL Pine Street NOW IN PROGRESS and Hartford Road

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I '/ a f * m* His ^Gorkina’ Good Idea Pays Off ’ i,. .*i5Si8^. nT”" T Sgt WUllam B. Lynn, UBAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Idjnn. 417 Hartford # etrates im Idea he had Uiat saved the Air Force several thousai^ I f b R ^ e 5 ^ t L personal equipment section of the 416th Bombardment wing (SAC) at Griffiss Rom^ Sr Y SSdlnWs^b noted'that coffee jugs with an expensive tap on top used by Jet and %

■ .- :s a RAC now saves $30 on each container and the crews are happier. Sgt. Lynn receivea award for this beneficial suggestion. (Air Force Photo). ______toe American Legion, Raymond Rockville-V ernon m ^^•iPlum bing; Hebron Smith Jr., and Richard Parker di­ recting. Papers should be placed at the roadside, tied In bundles. 6 Ft. Unpainted For large amounts, Smith and Sykes Pupils Budget Airing Parker may be notified and will REDWOOD Deluxe, King Size pick them up. «r OOP Oives On Honor Roll! r ' Slated May 10 The Hebron Republican Town FAN TRELLIS Committee has voted to donate Pupils who made high honors $10 to the Boys’ and Girls’ State A pubUc hearing of the Heibron for the third quarter at Sykes board of finance is scheduled for Fund of Jones-Keefe Post, Amer­ 'jii Junior High School are: WEB and CARRY PRICES ‘ ONE LOW PRICE TO EVERYONE! May 10 at 8 p.m., in the elemen­ ican Legion. Graceful curving lines. tary school auditorium. AU budget Scout News Eighth grade: Lanaley Adams, Make your garden a requeats will be discussed. The Brownie Troops made a trip to Timothy Belotti, Nicola OarM. showplace. whole amount requested will mean Seaside, Harkness Memorial, W a­ David Carter, Kenneth Del Ponte, HEAVY GAUGE ALUMINUM Increase of 673,909 in what the terford, today to visit the Seaside Sarah Englehart, Valerie Fargo, town wdll have to shoulder if aU School for retarded children. They Ann Foley, Alan Fortier, Joan these requests are approved. gave the children a present of toys Hollenbeck, Susan Horton, Karen CEILING TILE Requests include: EM ucat^, which they have made. Kilpatrick. Barbara. Landeen, Da­ 2187A60: general g o v e m m ^ , Saturday Girl Scouts and vid Loverin, Karen Magnuson, 8'LONG STUDS Frefinished Aluminum 1136,110; Hebron’s share of Re­ Brownies will take part In an Ar­ Stephen Marcham, Deborah 'Mosh­ 12" X 24" oloin white gional District 8, $166,694. bor Day program at the Regional er, Nancy Orfltelll. Claudia ^ u - CHAISE Afrieon Mohogany combination It looks as if the board of fl^ High School grounds early in the lls, Mary Jeaai Sadlak, Kathleen LUMBER nance has decided that this has got Shea, Frank Whitehead. Unpainted i\a» 2 x 3 afternoon. They plan to do some to stop Bomewhere, having voted Seventh grade; Margaret ^ r - planting in accord with lana- O'*'* u *» '* Finish Pine no increase in selectmen’s salMies, scaplng plans. This features is in lovv, Elaine Bifolck, Victoria Btey- 36” PICKET FENCE Plywood toe request being double what U 1ns, Donald Brierly, Judith ic appreciation of use of toe build sturdy 16” stakes in now is, $2,000 yearly instead ^ Ing allowed scouting units. Brown, Martin Buchanan. Cath- $1000 for first selectman; $400 36” length sections. No Quality Grade— p c . DOORS sq. f t A food sale will be held by the leen Connor, Kenneth Couch, instead of half 1 ^ sum for sro- nails or posts needed. Smoerti All Sides Scouts and Brownies at the same Paula Deslaurles, Pauline Dulude, • pro^M mblod ond and third B | | ctm en : also m- William Dumas, Maureen Glnolfi, sheet crease In clerk'sf^aries. All tote time, proceeds to help defray ex'- * pra«drllltd penses of the recent operetta pre^ John Green, Deborah Hollister, 2 x 4 turned down if advice of the fl- Margaret Hirth, Lee Hunt, Mary 15 IN. FLOW CONTROl. 4’ X 8’ X Vi" xuunc6 board Ls wi®talnod. sentation. i * » ...... 9c Hn. ft. 1.0W cost luxury for All the girls taking part In this Alice Jensen. THmothy Johnston, ...... 12clht. ft. A nuitibor oif otlier re^ueetfl will Terry Kloter, Janet Kluck, Bar­ Sa versatile paneling • your ceilings. Save affedr are to be in uniform. UWN t * 10...... 16c lln. ft. that blends with also come up before toe hoard: bara Kozak, Sharon Ladd, Susan ® 0 * f ea. time and effort In­ New flro tnick. $26,00p‘, storage Prizes Awarded 1 ^ 1 2 ...... 18c »''• »• Jmost any decor. Use stalling, too, because Young people who won prizes In Lattanzio, Susan McManus. SPREADER ito excellent advan- buUdlng at tf« ^ 4 )w n ^ “ ^fono Pupils who made general honors ‘. |s Install in just 20 minutes of its convenient 12” on Old (Jolcheater Rd., $3,000, the “Safety In The Home” poster 69 Jtage for finishing are: Premium Finish X 24” size. Adjusts to five positions. Fa­ I Quality grade. Purchase one lyour family room or I s Completely weather- Frt« Loan of ' loader for use at sand pit and road contest, sponsored by Hebron Eighth grade: Thomw Milkie, Grange at the elementary school mous "Revere” 1” Hi-Brite 1 _ « ...... lOc lln. ft. piece or one thousand at the den. 4' x 8’ panels I stripped on all four sides S to p la G u n work, $6,600; Peter Moqudn, Mary Mulka, Jo­ * s For openings 32" x 80” nance of firehouse, $3,782, prob­ are: Wayne Keefe, first prize, $5; Rubber tires, flow- aluminum tubing. Full ; * ? ...... ; ; ; ; ...... isc iin.« . same price to everyone. require little or no seph Nesta, Martha Newton. Rog­ length, full folding. In green 1 , e ...... 191/20 lln. ft. maintenance. and 36” x 80" ably all imperatively needed. Patty Berglund, second, $3; Ruth er Nlcoletta, Nancy O’Fllnn, Cathy I feed handle set­ To Talk on Morocco Campbell, third, $2; Linda Reid, tings. For feed and and white combination. 7 , 2 '■■■ ...... 26c lln. ft. Pecorino, Cynthia Pope, Merrilee Seven verticle, 16 horizontal Mro. John Plxton wlU g i ^ honorable mention, $1. Proulx, Jan Roto, Lynn Russell, seed. 1 X 10'.‘ ...... S2'/J “ • webs. i i l 2 ...... 89c lln. ft. 5' 1 x 1 2 speaker at a meeting Carol Satryb, Sarah Scribner, Da­ 4*x8’xV4" 4*x 8 ’ x V8* Segatlonai Women’s FeUa,v^ip Manchester Evening Herald vid Stark, Margaret Tyler, TOILET Uay 8, at the church. A former Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan mond Walker. Linda Young. ALL METAL 4 * COMBINATION RECESSED PINE SHELVING Hebron resident. P ™ wUl B. Pendleton, telephone 228-3464. Also, Meredith Andrews, Gall 'u«n Hardboard show slides taken durtag the yeai Fir Plywood Ashland, Barry Berman, Mark Wheelbarrow ■iifQiih- MASONITE BATHTUBS n v i c In which she and family spent as Cadman, Diane Doggart, Terese Make your bookcases, stor­ misalonaries in Morocco. Doyle, Karen Dugan. Patricia Fla- ROYALCOTE age shelves, tool bins from The fellowship h a .i J, May 10 Deadline herty, Jane Gre^us, Janet Hov- this highly economical pine. self to give Mrs. Pixton six treadle land, Paula Hunt, Mark Larson, :9 9 type sewing machines for use in For Applications Hardboard sheet Thomas Luddeclje, Michael Lusa, e Efficient 15" Shelf Standards her mission work. William Michaud, Beverly Plas- Random, V-groove, cevel- Seamless steel sheet I _ Plhns for the observance of Me­ sick, Dee Singer, Deborah Trahan, edge hardboard panels with 4’ X 2’ X Vi” e Economical 5 9 c s e t May 10 Is the final date the trays. Stable, sheet . . . 46c Porcelain enamel, rust-resisting morial Day are being made by the Linda Watson. durable hard finish, easy-to- American Legion. Commander general 'manager’s office and the light, serviceable FOLDING COT WITH finish on steel. Less fittings. Seventh grade; Lura A 1 m o n, install 4’ X 8' panels . . . little L strong, flexible panel that Replace your old 12" Shelf Brockets Howard B. Porter is chairman of State Personnel Department will and balanced. 01*^0 maintenance . . .EVEIR! unit with this Robert Anderson, Claudia Arm­ Offers outstanding utility, may be painted, sawed or 6’ Oast Iron (White) ....12.60 8 9 c p o ir the parade committee and grand receive applications for the posi­ strong. Paul Berrianlt, Lea Bor- 4’ X 8’ X Vi” \ ^ ^ ripped easily , . • used modem, close marshal of the parades. VIRGIN FOAM Glacier W alnut...... 6.76 sheet great strength. For con­ coupled beauty. 5’ Cast Iron (Colored) tion of superintendent of the town kowski, Ruth Bowman. Susan struction or home use. for making shelves The cuetomary routine will be Less seat 69.50 water and sewer department. Burdick, Bette Burgess, Mary Ann 35 LB. BAG 4’ X 8’ X 'V V „ ^ , counters, cabi­ observed, the Gilead parade start­ Casadel. Eileen Clark, Karen Tawny Walnut ...... 5.76 sheet nets. ing at 10 a.m., and the Hebron pa­ Candidates must be present em­ Clark, Don Cohn, Jane Darlco, MAHRESS 4’ X 8’ X i/i’*^oneytone Cherry rade at 11. All members usually GOLDEN 6. TO'sheet ployes of the department. Pamela Drahos, William Durn, V taking part In the program will The position, formerly held by John Florl, Gloria Flucklger, Unda be notified by order and informa­ retired Fred Thrall and held now VIGORO RAIN CARRYING tion. TTie final meeting of the pa­ MAHOGANY 20' ALUMINUM by Acting Supt. Lawrence Wltt- Also, Sharon Glass, Gregory rade committee will be held May kofske, involved organizing, plan­ Hughes, Barbara Johnson, Carol 1-Inch EQUIPMENT 42" White Steel E-X-T-E-N-S-l-O-N 16 In Legion Hall, former old ning and supervising the main­ 2 x 4 Mesh Wiri. Kirk, Dean Kloter, Gary Krowka, Tubular schoolhouse building, at 8 p.m. At tenance and operation of the de­ Marsha Kullck, Donald Langlote, 2.97 FOLDING DOORS this time any new units should be Aluminum Kitchen Cabinet partment. The superintendent who David Lawrence, Linda Lehrmitt, Famous quality ferti­ Aluminum represented. works under General Manager Barbara Lerch, Priscilla Lerch, lizer. Complete lawn Frame FENCING Adolph Simons will take care of Richard Martin, also supervises all food. Gutters 3’ wide by 3 LADDERS parking and police traffic con­ David Lucia, Barbara Maye, Deb­ 5” K, 10’ length department employes. orah McMahon, Lawrence Maron, 6’-8” high trol. In anticipation there will be The promotional examination is James Masker, Ann Morganson. a general clean-up of the veterans each open to any employe who has had Also, Peter Moulin, Marsha FORGED STEEL park and Legion Hall grounds. not less than eight years’ experi­ Paradis, Betty Prachniak, Malveen 1 2 ® ® The local Legion will take part ence in operation, maintenance Schtatz, Thomas Scibek, William In the CMlchester parade, by Invi­ HEDGE Sturdy Long Handled Steel 100' roll Has a gleaming white each and extension of sewage and wa Sherman, Dale Snape, Dennis Tay­ 1.98 baked enamel finish on tation, at 1 p.m. There will be no • 12>/2 gauge, ter system, of which six years lor, Dennis Tomezak, Michelle stsel. ■_ Lightweight, yet strong and rigid, speakers, as toe program will be m SHEARS 86” high ip easily maneuvered. Complete with must have been as a supervisor; Touchette, Jeffrey Weber, Paul - L,ess fit- too long to allow this feature. Wendhlaer, Arthur Wheelock, Garden Tools Heavy gauge Aluminum In addition to using safety shoes. or, hi lieu of that, college level ’ tings. these doors for closets This may be called the town's Cathy Williams, Harold Wilde, g 9 9 14-Tooth Straight Garden steel resists dis­ 24’ Alum. Extension .. .27.95 training In civil or sanitary en- you can make them Big Day, usually bringing many ^neerlng plus four years’ experi­ Audrey Zale. tortion. Weather- Downspouts Visitors and former residents from Rake ...... 1 • 97 perform a dual func­ 28’ Alum. Extension ...31.95 ence In water and sewer system 8” cutting- edge, resistant. galvan­ 54" WHITE STEEL other towns. ized for longer 2” X 3”, 10’ length tion by using them as 32’ Alum. Extension . . . 39.95 operation. When decorating a child’s room, single notch in 14-Tooth Bow R a k e ...... 1 .4 7 CABINET SINK .. 49.95 a room divider. Paper Drive Slated hang the pictures at the eye level blade, hardwood l^lc. 36' high. 40’ Alum. Extension . . . 54.95 A paper drive la scheduled for The salary ranges from $6,843- D-Handle, Round Edge These sizes complete with ropes .20 to $8,872. of the child. handles. Complete line of ae- .66" WHITE STEEL this coming Simday, sponsored by Shovel ...... 1 .8 7 I' • 2 X 4 X 48” high 17.96 (100' roU) SteeHte Foldino Doors...... , ][*?§' and pulleys. cessorles available (CABINET SIN K ...... 89.95 . WoLDor Folding Doors .. .12.95 5* FENCE POSTS ...... 1.19 at proportionately 1.39 19 IN. WIDE ALL METAL D-Handle Spading F o r k ------1 .8 7 [6’ FENCE POSTS ...... 1.29 low prioee. BRDDM Sharp Edge Garden Hoe .. .1 .2 7 .We've Kept Up With The Times RAKES CELLAR — For 72 Years 19x17 COPPER Sliding Super 'x'urf Iving .'u:'f liJig AGRICULTURAL BATHROOM 30 Gallon TUBING Tub Endosure Though we’ve kept up with the times when it comes to serv­ 10-6-4 Famous GRASS SEED GkM S Lined POSTS ices and equipment, we have held steadfast to the old-fash­ 4’ handle, flat ioned virtues of friendly warmth, courteous consideration spring teeth, 19 ’ UWN FDDD 5 Lb. Bag 0 0 ^ G a s W ater •’ plain dealgn e AU steel... pre-proved by and neighborly spirit of helpfulness. You II enjoy doing width. Light­ 1 9 7 SINKS ‘C ‘S: exacting engineering teata. weight. Grows fast with firm LIME Heaters business here. roots. Free of crabgrass. Covers 6,000 sq. ft. Available 'n 10' each e Adjnstable ;.99 100% natural organic lengths (M) in 600' JSad wet floors and Chromed Steel from 4’-6” 'Cl esurrier. 40 Foot Length lot or more 13*,'4c dripping wet shower Post-Formed each te T -«" f » a I each t 10 year guarantee lln. f t curtains forever . . . DARDEN 4” ALUMINUM I/,” X 20’ (L) 24c ft. eBUmlnatee sagging 4 Cu. Ft. Bales streamlined white • approved for smooth gliding oper­ S A V 1 NSgi-S Plastic Laminate Sleek »/.” X 2ir (M) 22c ft. ation, extruded alu­ Ooote and beams beauty Includes recessed either natural or s Works almost Uke a* TOOLS CRASS STOP botUed (LP) gas 1” X 20’ (M) 38c ft, minum frame. LOAM PEAT MDSS soap holder. II/,” X 20* . .67c ft. Mrto Jock Keeps lawns in place. Counter Tops 19 X 17 Vitreous China 5> Swan Dealgn A S S o 4. r I I (> M 24.M etevea you tbne-moiiey- [C 2»7 Sturdy, rustproof alumi­ F O R B E ^ E R • ready­ (colored) 13.95 effort! num. 19 X 17 Cast Iron (white) 40 gal. glass lined made gas. 64.76 For mulching, top dress­ Un. ft. w/fauoet 29.95 trowel, transplant­ ing and soil improve­ LAWNS and GARDENS er, cultivator or ment. hoe.

OPEN T ia S P.M. OPEN DAILY FROM 10 to 10 • AMPLE FREE PARKING • ALL FIRST QUALITY Extra Hours TOUBSDAY 9 A J I. to 8 PJK,—WED.. OIXISED AT NOON •'i» ’ •< ■ ■ ?-:n •’/ ' m/' • ft“ I ■ ■ MAKCHESTEfi EVENING HERALD, MANCHESmt, CONN,. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1968 MANCHESTER ^ N IN G HERALD. MANCHESITJR, CGNN., THURSDAY, APRIL 26. 1968 P A G E MH9B

adjournment, one. day for them- other endeavors Astronaut Glenn turned tbs tide of concrets and Is an almost Inevitable division porta than It may b« In reality la asphalt and guarantssd that Con­ itwecn tbs leadership of the aelveq. In which they do Fat Oyerweisht Anditver ^patpr provided by the precise nature of would have us all pursue. ate Development OommHtee, fine and Wg «nd free which thm Connecticut necticut would remain something ftTslInblT ts jee wUhset a the strategic location for much of of a beautiful stats in which to which- believes in ths Whyte Re­ beeomeu a permanent good port of OonneoUcut living. •^pUoa, ow a ll? * ;; £nMti0^ ^pralB this contest.; live. port, and that of the Finance Tee meet lew ■S»r T « r » „ " Committee, which has the firm yeee' meecjr bMk. O drt^ le a Finance Unit c8 ?* me This locatlbn keeps appearing in Yankee We hope something nice hap­ t^ e t Bed eMily ewellcwed. A Thonght for Today pens on the open' ipaces proposi­ Idea that one way to keep the HAPPY HCNTINO «t CRANFORD, N. J. (AP) — exeeee let eetf **!**SEl. inn. the news aaJ||The Plain of Jars," By A .H .O . tion. But we have a sentimental state green is to Keep I b .w of eeete H.M eed le eeM ee Hue tsaree- 3X1SQN Sponsored by the Manotaeetap t.oftitiwg for an eligible bachelor, Only TURNPIKE Reconsiders romantilff^niyotorloua-soundlng SJriT eel,ee«illi^ ;0U80N Council of Churches preference that It happen in a the fiscal red. Jeit relerB the psekjw te yewt diy - Only TURNPIKE J rtT W eU , there are IB of them place name which derives from the ;i>arttcular way. There Is, In every And the issue la iMeed more Mit art sc4 year fall meaey b^h. Me |^aiiii4«f'b6’tolb«r 1, 1881 As Its friends audit ths present all in one place, banded together »eeMeae e^ed. Odriaex actual presence on the plateau In legislative session, some witching one of feeling than the statlatioa. as membere of the Southern Club TV cmd APPLIANCE Budget Cuts Said Sbbert Htftibaid, an Ameri­ legislative status of ths "open moment, mors full of good hu­ TV and AMJANCI Ilr«i7______Bvenlnt Except question of large numbers of fu­ can’s American, ‘T would rather You oan go about the state, In an eight - bedroom, Tudbr-style “Bolldairn. illAynEntered at the spaces" program recommended to man magic than any legend, in through the great paved and bar­ ■t bfnee at Manchester Conn., as neral urns containing the ashes of be able to appreciate things I can­ mansion. The board of finance has le - - Class Mall Matter. Connecticut by the famous Whyte which the legislature as a whole ren residential and commercial The young men. all college grad- Laotian ancestors. not have, than have things 1 am stored the funds to the school not able to appreciate.” Report, and supported by a rather does something out of its own complexes we are creating, and uates and employed in area ta- gOBSCRIPTION RATES If these ancestors are disturbed spontaneous instinct and agree­ conclude that the $36,000,000 au­ MAKES THIS OFFER budget request that It orMnally Pajwbla in Advance We are Uie supermarket of the magnificent and impressive pub­ dustrlss and professions, live in cut In drafting a proposetT town ment. thorisation which would be the the rented residence complete PENTLAND MAKES THIS OFFER na Year ...... » « 00 in their resting places, their ashes world, sumwnded with things to lic hearing earlier in the seasionn, budget for next year. Conths ^i'99 eat and things to wear, blessed such friends begin tO'drift toward Sometimes this spontaneous mo­ handsome start for the en with game room, table tennis t h e f l o r i s t Months ...... B-JO will start a raging conflagration spacee program In the m edal see- ’The action was taken at a epe- One Month ...... »•*“ with a church or synagogue on the wish that some dynamic ment accomplishes ths death of room and weight-lifting facllltlee. "Everything In Flowera” (rfaJ meeting held Tuesday at the which will consume the disturh- knight on a white horse would some questionable measure which Sion would be far too little. And A houMkeeper t ^ e s care ot 6 ^ MEMBER *OF every other comer which we can Centrally Located At home of John Yeomans, finance era go to if we want to. • Going to come riding to the rescue, and, by seems completely safe because It you could go out Into some of the BMstio tb o n a and cooks break­ 34 BIBCH STBIOBT THE ASSOCIATED FRE8k> towiM of the atate wfaleh bad bokrd chairman. ’Tlje board consid-- The Associated Press Is exclusively At the samd time, however, the church is an exercise in apprecia­ some piece of Arthurian magic, has the prearranged approval of fast and dinner. BO S-4444— M l 8-tM 1 ered petitions presented by the anUtled to the use of recublicatlon ot tion, the thing which we 20th cen­ everybody In position of leader more people living la them In ra e club, chartered In 1932, has all news dispatches credited to it or geographical location of the pla­ make hopes for big legislation for Open SiSO-SiSO Better Schools Committee which not other^se credited in this paper tury Americans find the hardest to this big project spring green ship. Revolutionary times than they between 13 and 18 members, with Ihursdny till 9 PAL teau gives it a strategic impor­ have now, conclude that $3,- almost a complete turnover every had been signed by 176 persons, and also the local news published here. come by. again. And sometimes this special mo­ Parking Acroea the Street representing 110 families. All rights of republication of special— tance. You have to pass through Your church confronts you with 000,000, the amount which would four years. ^ fbr all resigna- dispatebu herein are also reserved. A real appropriation for the in­ ment in which the legislature sud­ For 100 Care In its vote, the finance Iward It to go almost anywhere. the starving and suffering mil­ auguration of the kind of program denly decides- to do something for be the niggardly start for the pro­ tkina have been for one reason- At RAF Base gram in this session, was by far restored to the school budget the Pull service client ot N. B. A Serr- This combination of strategic lions in the world's vast slums, and reommended by the Whyte Report itself, out of its own instinct and matrimony. L t Raymond H. Borat of South $1,860 requested for the social too much. The stats, of coutm, U *l*ubllshere Representatives The gives you chances to help them, would make Connecticut a na­ mind, concentrates on the rescue Rd., Bolton, haa been aasigned Importance and burial ground rit­ full of "open spaces,” and one oan worker item without qualification. Julius Mathews S ^ la l Agency—New out of your good fortune; thus tional leader in a business in which of some meMure on which those Clhief of Materiel Control with On the $600 Item for the princi- York Chicago, Detroit and Bostoo.__ ual explains why rival factions in your church is an opportunity to argue that what we really need Connecticut’s own needs are Im­ in position of leadership have be­ the Air Force CXimmunicatlons p ^ ’s salary, ^ready up $l,iK)0 in m e m b e r a d d it b u r e a u or Laos are always fighting over and say thank you and to do something to do is to pave some of them CIRCULATIONg.______perative. I come hopelessly split. Service Squadron at the Royal Air the finance bos«J version of the around and in the Plain of Jars, about it at the same time, and this ’The open spaces proposal seems and get them into gainful use. Force Station at Upper Heyford, The Herald Printing C o m w y . Inc., in the presence of the God who This open spaces proposition is But every now and then the budget, the finance unit said ttie assumes no nnandal respunslbulty for but never fighting so violently the one big opening the 1963 ses­ heading toward eligibility for such England. 'The lieutenant and Mra. additional $600 would be included typographical errors appearing In ^ gave you your good fortune. potential rescue. ’The Democratic people In a legislature, following Borat, the former Rosalie Mar­ they might disturb the ancestors "What shall I render unto the sion has to distinguish itself. Nat no particular leadership, but act­ only to give the townspeople the TsrtMements and other reading matter Senate is on the line with one shall of Middletown, recently flew opportimlty to vote on It. The in The Manchester Evening Herald. sleeping there. Lord for all His benefits toward urally, therefore, its friends and ing out of some tadt and m>on- proposal; the Republican House is to England from McGuire AFB, board of finance will recommend m e?” cries the Bible writer, des­ enthusiasts keep hoping for some taneous agreement they feel In one Display advertising closing hours; This is all, of course, quaint and powerful champion, some public likely to come up with another; in N.J. that the town refuse the $1,600 re­ For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. perate in his gratitude. "I will take the the Republican- ■ jfj House there another, have some time before For Tuesday—1. p.m. Monday. oriental and unmodem in the eX' the cup of salvation, and call upon relations stroke, some vote-swing­ Borat’s last post was at Ama­ quest and approve only the $1,000 For Wednesday—1 p.m. ^ e s d a y . The biggest news in electric cooking 1 rillo AFB, Tex., where he was it haa recommended. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. treme, and eventually, if this keeps the name of the Lord.” For thanks, ing gimmick which will enable this For Friday—1 P.m. Thursday. on, somebody from the outside will God wants more prayers! session to serve both itself and graduated from Officers’ Basic ’The school budget request to­ For Saturdaje—1 p.m. Friday. ^ Rev. George Nostramd their own dreams by doing down Resident Supply School. tals $131,320. It Is up $6,655 over Claasltled deadline; 10;80_a.m. each have to show the Laotians how to A graduate of Manchester High last year's request but only $1,- day of pobllcaUon except Saturday — St. Mary’s Church in history as the session which 8 a.m.______fight for real. School, Borst and his wife are both 545 over the actual expenditure PHI LCQ ALL-NEW 1962 graduates of Central Con­ last year. UnirwJay, April 36 Wronif Image necticut College where they earned The town’s net grand list totals IN THE bachelor of science degrees. $6,220,000. Previous to Tuesday’s The Clatch Choices Not that we bear any perma­ Lt. Borst is the son of Mr. and meeting, the finance board esti­ SMALLEST HEARING AID WORLD Mrs. Harold E. Borst of South Rd., mated the new tax rata at 60 The President, In his news con­ nent ill will toward those who fol­ Bolton. mills. ference yesterday, said that Prime low the profession of huckster, but The town will act on the budget Minister Macmillan and he had simply because we think their cus­ at the annual meeting May 4. written to Premier Khrushchev tomers ought to be hep to just Bell Association Man<;heBter Evening Herald An­ what they are getting before they asking intensification of nego­ dover correspondent, Margery tiating efforts concerning a nuclear buy, we say it serves King Hassan Meets at Trinity Montandon, telephone 742-6013. test ban. and the government of Morocco They had written, he said, be­ exactly right for spending $25,000 ’The New England Chapter of to hire an American public rela-. I the American Bell Association cause “we feel that time is run­ will meet at Trinity College Sat- Spring Dance Set ning out.” tlons firm to provide good pub­ For ELECTRIC RANGE I urday. The President confessed that he licity for his recent visit to this Hobbyists who collect bells By Hilliard Group was “not sanguine” over the possi­ country. Ss tty'll. I from all parts of the world will be Long- taken on a tour of Trinity start­ The eleventh annual dance of ble result of the appeal to Khrush- ’They happened to hire a firm A Dream To Clean ing at 2 p.m., followed by a talk the Hilliard Association will be diev, and then characterized It which thought it was merchandis­ Lasting about the 'Trinity carillon and a May 4 at the AmerfCBH Legion "not a last effort, but a very de­ ing as usual, and strictly for its a l l 6 w a n c e fo r y o u r o l d I carillon concert. Home, Leonard St. termined effort to see if we can usual audience. The smallest hearing aid in the world, the new Sonotone Valiio.,. The business meeting will be Arnold LandSberg and hta or­ Consequently, the big coup the TELEVISION TOWARD ALL NEW I held at 4 p.m. and dinner in Ham­ chestra win play from 9 to 1. T^e prevent failure from coming upon “ WISP-EAR” is worn entirely inside the ear. It weighs lin Dining Room, by reservation public is Invited, and tickets m ay us this spring.” public relations firm organized for under l/5 th of an ounce with battery— light as a nickle, with Mrs. Flora Ranney, 1706 be purchased at the door. What Is the peril of this "fall- King Hassan was plenty of cover­ small as a dime. The “ WISP-EAR” fits completely inside Main St., East Hartford, at 5:30 mre?” age for a big shopping spree down BEST YOU 1 P-m. LOOK OUT FOB DEARS the ear— no outside cords, tubes or wires. Can help 7 ’The evening entertainment from HAMPTON BAYS, N. Y. (AP) What “time is running out?” In New York, In which the Moroc­ out of 10 persons with hearing losses, including those I 6:30 to 8 will include a history of — The sign On Rampasture Road The President expressed the can King made news by going out who “ hear but don't understand.” You must see it to CAN BUY Hartford by Miss Gladys Gage; near a school here has proved most elemental, realistic, immedi­ amd buying a fleet of automobiles, believe it. Phone, visit or wrte— hand bell concert by Mrs. Beatrice more effective in slowing traffic ate objective of the test ban nego­ headed by five Cadillacs. 1$ 1 Graves, and slides of bells. than the usual "Slow, (Children'' Included will be a sale and auc- me.ssage. It reads “ Slow, ‘Dear’ tiations In the following language; As It happened, this made a (R) I tlon of at least one bell collection. Crossing.” That objective, he said, is "an variety of news which looked good SONOTONE PHILUO accord, which we feel to be in the only to the automobile salesmen 18 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD—247-4070 Interests of the nuclear powers, to and the public relations firm itself. BATTRIES, ACCESSORIES and REPAIRS ON jH^vent diffusion.” It didn’t go over too well down PRAC-nCALLY ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS TRADE The "failure,” then, the arrival in Washington, where everybody, NEED HEARNG HELP? ALLOWANCE of the development President Ken­ at the moment, was talking econo­ GLADLY COME TO YOUR HOME DRIVE SAFE nedy thinks both the United States my in foreign aid. OUR LOCAL CONSULTANT WILL and Russia should dread, would be And the public relations firm did MOOMtOMM the appearance of other nations in such a good job getting space for the ranks of nuclear powers. King Hassan that it spilled over And “time is running out” al­ into the Moroccan newspapers ...A Dream To Use! ready, obviously, because France back home, where his political op­ I > VM d ¥IHuih aS-DrOH BANQUET MMC OVEN, INCLINED PUSHBUTTON CONTBOLS, AUTOMAUO many other nations may be ap­ ous royal shopping bee. OVEN THOER, H M E D a p p l i a n c e o u t l e t , e x c l u s i v e PHILOO b r o i l UNINCR OLAfid (OPTIONAL), KEOE8fllEa> OVEN UGHT, 8UBFAOB COOK LIGHT, CABINET LINE STVL- This is what happens when inno­ Don’t let this happen proaching that stage. 1N& "The “ time” Russia and the Unit­ cents from abroad try to find their ed States and Britain have had has own way around Madison Ave. been that time during which they We Americans, wheat we employ held the world monopoly on the the hucksters, have some Idea of N ew P H I L C Q Autom atics bomb, and might conceivably, by what kind of an image we want to making rules to apply to them­ create, facing which way. 12-lb. "Family Loads” selves, have been able to extend FmtT TIME EVER wash big these rules to other powers seek­ Glenn And Crabgrass ing to join the nuclear club. But We glimpsed Astronaut John H. REALLY CLEAN! the “time” for the creation of such ANY REFRIGERATOR Glenn, Jr. on television for one RELINE YOUR BRAKES a club of limited membership is brief flash of his address to the { almost gone. nation’s publl^ers Monday, and' The original members of the were relieved to see that there was . NOW e l A O O club have not been able to adopt a sly smile around his mouth and ' ALLOWANCE the rules they would like to be able a self-amused crinkle aroimd his to apply to prospective new mem­ FOR YOUR OLD OPERATING UHF SET AND SAVE AUCAJtS eyes as he laid down what seems ' bers because they cannot forget certain to become, even though he ' their mvn nuclear power rivalry with every brake job we turn your himself seemed to say it had origl- | long enough to apply Oiese pro­ ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD nated with somebody else, a piece New RCA VICTOR posed rules to themselves. of John H. Glenn moralizing which ' drums FREE...regular ^2^ per wheel! They would rather yield the WASHER REGARDLESS OF CONDITION will keep on being quoted, espe­ whole world to atomic anarchy I cially to our youth, forever. MARK 8 BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED than yield any point which might ] TV 'The passage which Astronaut Involve comparative superiority fo r ' ALL FOR 30,000.m il e 's OR 1 YEAR Glenn thought in need of a slight one of them over the other. I smile from the gentleman deliver­ In the clutch, the necessity for ing it went as follows: the big atomic powers Is not to "A good many of us today are 2-SFiW, 10-CYO1 save the world, but to carry on New high In reearve powar content to be fat, dumb and happy. AVTOMATK WA9HM ahlllt rafrigarator failtr their own rivalry. Each of them, With a polyunsaturated diet of the than ever betorc. R holds temperatures better no met­ BALANCE and no doubt, may think that the fate coming 35-hour week, the fly-now- of the world depends not only upon ier how often you open pay-later vacation, and fringe ben­ door, even 78 times a day. controlling what other nations may efits, many of us live in a chro­ Result— better food protoc- do with the bomb, but upon main­ lion. Noticeably leae nin- mium-plated world where the ma­ ALIGNMENT SPECIAL taining the mutual balance of ter­ ning time. And it’s quMerl jor enemy we face is crabgrass.” j ror now supposedly existing be­ On that score, perhaps even We do all this— Correct tween themselves. Astrortaut Gleim himself knew Phlleo-aaiKtlx Airtomatfo WMher W4I6 caster, camber, toe-in, It is, in any case, the way of liiat we could have him coming a 11-lb. capacity adjust steering, criss­ the flesh, the way of nations. and going. 1 a New WIda-Span Keyboard Controls cross and safety check We notice in the day’s news that First, does he really know any- a 4 Prbflrammtd Automatic Waah tires, balance front a prominent scientist is sounding j thing about crabgrass? Does he' Cycles (R Speeds) wheels^ All makes the alarm over the likelihood that, know H when he secs It ? Did he | c I Automctle Sock Cycicc models. hi their feveiiidi race to be first spot suiy, here and there, while he | c Ixtra lUnsc Cycle on the moca, Russia and the Unit­ in orbit? Have he and lawn M Mafk XU a Triple-Duty FIHcr-Dhpeneer ed States are throwing Into the dis- and crabgrass ever come togeth­ Modal UCA992A( eard Ilia sterilization precautions Trod# e Automatic Water Saver er? iupar WMh eKminatea pr»«w ldac and riiuHig of originally considered necessary to c nuoreseent Lighted Control Panol Second, and much more Impor­ all heavily aofled fabrics . . . even 'n Allowonct protect the moon against contam- Gete “ at” dirt a regular wariiing womd miaB. O th « a Excluslvo Ball Point Balanco tantly, from the policy and philo­ - l i n n a oilmlnataa oxeaaalvt vibration biaUon by earth-created germs or feataree you'll Kke: automatic deterge^ Meadi sophical point of view, what license and banging TRADE life of any kind. Only through and rinee dispemen a Waabea up to 12 Iba. has he to dub crabgrass an ene­ ■uch precautions could the even­ ALLOWANCE m y? Does he believe everything tual scientific, exploration of the he reads or hears in the commer­ MANCHESTER moon—to determine whether life MANCHESTER MUFFLERS cials? Is not this business of se­ had evolved dsewhere In the unl- lecting enemies one each man Fsree—have validity. U we are ONLY Free should do for himself, rather than eareltas about this world’s inva.- accept some glib hearsay or some Installation aton of ths roomi, ws may alter MANCHESTER trite consensus? MANCHESTER the significance of the moon as a L«t us say this, for the bmefit Guaranteed for as long as new scientific frontier. But we of Astronaut Glenn and all other you own your car. may very well do just this, so that echoiea of the snap judgment And Up ens or the oGier of us can have 1 /1*11 Be about crabgrass. the vatbal moment of glory in If you do label cnb gn m an Whleli we proclaim that we have enemy, you don’t reaUy need any been the “first on ^ s moon." This 1 rll I I III' other, and Astronaut Glenn Is en­ MANCHESTER BRANCH too Is the fooUah, suicidal, but ap- tirely mistaken If he thinks It |»arantly lirspraaslble instinct of would be a casual, inconaequential Cor. Broad and Turnpike— OppodW Parkade COR. IROAD and TURNPIKE— OPPOSITE PARKADE human belnga and nations Cor. Broad and Turnpike— Opposite Pkrkadc COR. IROAD « N l TINlNPIKI-^OPPOSni PARKADE HARTFORD GENERAL struggle. If you treat crabgrass TeL MI 9-3406 TEL. 649.3406— BUDGET TERMS as an enemy. It always wins. TeL 649-3406—BUDGET TERMS m . 44f-S4M — MIDCn TIRMS U, (Ml the other band, you de- TIRE CO. dila that arabgraaa la a frispid. 155 CENTER STREET—TEL. 649-2628 MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THUR^AY, APRIL 86, 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1968 Bon-firtfon saottoo haa been an- the' 4-H Town Committee, have oontrubuted to date toward a $400 goal. Mrs. Kenneth Lemire la HEALTH CANULES Coventry larged and toon than 260 ttUee been invited to attend, the meet­ bylBelrtelA.PM ti.m ^ Union Bid Rejected have been added in recent weeko. ing. All chib members are asked chalrmaa. 124 Pint8 Cotikcted RockvWe-Vernon Naw ahalvlng has akn been pur- to make copies for tho meeting. An annual fund raising avant la tMMT AftB TME Firehouse Talk Points Up tha blub’s birthday social. N P«9tM C0NP. AMP- \ ■ - - Kennedy Says Laos ohooed and uirtalied in toot aac- Dnea Rovne 4ki Town Calls Meeting to Name Mon o f the Ubrery, providing bat­ H ie Tolland Oountv 4-H Cloth­ Ftadabea Testing THiRP W REK B u r n s ! By Pioneer Workers T own Aides^ Frustration Five to Study ter display add-easier access. ing Revue will be held at 7:80 pjn. Marine Pfc. David G. Spencer, 24 Veteran Donors Ifice, School Building Units Idbrary hours are Tueeday and Saturday at the RatcUffe Hicks son of Mrs. Lillian Spencer of Employes of the Pioneer Parachute Co. yestmrday rejected Arena at tha University of Con­ Route 4, has completed a week of Thursday, 12:30 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. union representation by a 149 to 41 '7ote at an electi nedy sold he believes problems i'<- owned losid on Rt. 81. tilBlcke. Any balance of the fund Edwin Wlttlg, secretary, and Mm.. REPNBS6 ON YOUR SKINt ^’We thought it was going to be and five reached three gallons: expressing diasatiafaction over the six years to construct such a imlL liam Peraochio, aeemtary and Don­ Kenneth Lemire, treasurer. Johnson to Make morning and could not be reached Jerry Coro, Mrs. Patricia 'Green, Tha town took over the district Berger, John Wllllama and Donald "It we fall In Laos,” he said, “ I volvlng the United States ' i mpmeno a racommendwtkm of the would be used for further develop­ THE SECONP FR0PUCE6 BUSr for comment, his family said. close,” said one employe. “The Mrs. Mary Garaventa. Allan Aron­ “ rubber stamp" role they said the France can beet be handled row ald Storrs, reporter. Joseph L. Lynch, Paul A. Bernard, six years ago, and has thus been Helm, would think the prospects for ac­ n ia meetliig will be aaked to ment of Lislcke Park, located on Committee chairman include: TCRING ALSO; THE THIRP, William Bell, vice president rt size of the company's victory son, Austin Chambers, Mrs. Alice Ernest Scott, William T. Sweeney, committee plays in considering ’The subcommittee will make a at the diplomatic level, without a board of finance for an appropria­ Rt. 81. Women’s Cfiub Electa Fifth Trip Home future municipal construction: trying an equal length of time to cords on matters which may lie Mm. Herman LeDoyt and Mrs. PESTRUCTION OF PEEPER Pioneer, said he wished to "ex­ comes as a real surprise." Ansaldi and Mrs. Marion Crossen. Gilbert Wilson. report ’Thursday, May 2, on ex­ personal meeting with President tion of $10,000 for the plana for Library Week Bfarked ’The North Coventry Women’# Richard Breen, finsmee; Mm. AJan The other gallon or above don­ Others feel the projected cost of build a central firehouse. geographically closer to us would TISSUES. press my appreciation to the ma­ “This is the fifth time they’ve The 49 walk-in donors included: "If we can’t do it this year,” he isting facilities and possible new Charles de Gaufle. the town office buUdlng asid $16,- Bodth-Dlmock Memorlai Libra­ Club has elected Mm. Robert Rush and ^drs. Ernest Zanotti, well J. Alfred Johnson, 82. of 256 jority that voted in support rt the tried to get a union in here,” said ors were John C. Kelly, Anthony Alfred Heckler, William J. Ma- the firehouse— f&50,000—is too ones. be substantially lessened.” Kennedy also announced he will 000 for the eohool additioh. Kingsbury as prelldent and Mra. .ItoeWlSiKiliGrtelie^^ high, and that the proposed loca­ remarked, “I think we ought to ry has purchased 150 books for child; Mm. Frank Sanelli, mem- Oak St., hopes to Introduce horse­ company. another, “and I thought this would Alibrio, Joseph Tully, Mrs. Dolores tushak, Williain Dowd, Edward The entire committee plans to 2. Noting the control exercised meet at Hyannls Port, Mass., on The meeting will also be asked Aug;ust Kramer as vice president. be the closest ever.” Luko, John Shorrock and Jacob tion—the Municipal Building return the department to the dis­ toe children’s section. They are bemip; Mrs. Dayton H. Whipple shoe pitching to hie friends in "We would like toS town to H. Ralph, R. C. Henrickson, Dan­ trict.” meet at 7:30 p.m. in the office of by the Soviet Union in Laos two May 10 and 11 with Oanada’a new to authorize the town treaeurer to on display for NeiUonal Library Other offlcem are: Mrs. Ray­ lU, sunshine; Mm. Rolsuid Stood' Another Pioneer plant, at Co­ W. Cheney, each two; and Mrs. iel Eldridge, Herbert Quasnitsch- parking lot—is wrong. Both fac­ years ago, when an East-West prime minister, Lester Pearson. mond Hull, secretary-treasurer; know we will continue to seek new Martin said that the directors School Supt. Raymond Ramadell. arrange for promlsaory notea for Week now being obeerved. Any ley, hospitality; and Mm. Peter Sweden. He is taking two seU of GRAVESTONE BIIXBOARD business and lend prosperity to the lumbia, Mies., is organized under Helen Bojarski, Mrs. Julia Ander­ ka, Mrs. Elsie Swanson. Robert tors could result in the disap­ agreement was reached at Geneva On' another controversial topic Mrs. William Glenney, ways and could have a public hearing on the The copi^ttee met for the first the two aniounte, to be repaid of toe books may be borrowed. 'Yan Dine, librarian. horseshoes with him Monday community.” the AOWA, as are all seven plants son, Mrs. Alona S. Donovan, Ralph May, Wilbert Hadden, George Mc- proval of the townspeople, the time Monday, and elected McCoy Kennedy said the next few weeks straddling domestic and foreign from tbe general funds for the fla- means; Mrs. Antonio Peracchio, BELGRADE (AP) — In a cem­ committeemen feel. proposed allocation for the central The library oommlibtee reports Civic club work inriudes active when he will sail from New York About 233 Pioneer employes— of Pioneer’s parent Reliance Mfg. Schaller, Mrs. R. J. Tierney, John Lafferty, Ralph Chapman, David house now, basing cost estimates as chairman and Berger as secre­ should show “ whether the Soviets policy, Kennedy tauUcated he oal year 1968-64 if the plana fw the major portion of toe new booka sunshine; and Mrs. Henry Gankof- etery here, a stone cutter many Co. Welpy, Mario Frattaroli Jr., Frank Martin Alvord, chairman of the maintain the same degree of con' would see nothing wrong with the akle, publicity. support of toe Public Health Nam­ Chty on the Swedlsn liner Kungs- of a toted of about 300—were eligi­ Pierce, Joseph A. Pouliot. on the preliminary plans, or they tary. the projecte are not approved. Tt were selected f o r . kindergarten years ago put up a tombstone to ble to vote at yesterday's election. The company reported this J. Preneta and Miss Correan B. Also, Merrill Sherman. Glenn TPC, and member Raymond Ellis, trol now, whether they desire to United States financing the dis­ >e plana are approved, the notee ing Association, as well as assist­ holm. He plans to return to Man­ commemorate his wife — and ad­ could wait until the final plans By June the committee hopes to through Grade 3 and include the Jack Hakklla of Canterbury, The unit toe union sought to morning that there have been four Mann, each one. Mirtl, William Haberern, Karl alao attended to protest again un­ maintain their Influence, emd tribution of birth control informa­ would be repaid from proceeds of ing with the well child conferences chester In October. vertise his products. have been , put out to bid and have have completed its study. “I Cm Read” and “Beginner #e- former IFYE representative, will represent Included production and earlier attempts to unionization The 79 who kept appointments Doggart, George F, Jones, Ber- successfully the proposed location their hearing in etg:ly June. C^ipletes Coarse whether------their------influence------will------be- tionMUSS «aa/ai/A«4abroad “ ovso that ovo&jreveryone can a bond Issue to finance the proj- rlee. For the older readers there show slides and ^ ve a talk on his of toe PHNA. The club donates This U Johnson’s fifth trip to On tho stone he carved these on record. Included: thold Quashnltschka, Robert Coiro, of the firehouse. They would have make their own judgment books to toe Booth-Dlmock Me­ words: “ Here rests J. P., wife rt shipping workers. TPC chairman Martin Alvord re­ Dr. Joseph J. Kirstan reported aota. is a series entitled “ People of Oth­ experiences while in Switzerland, his homeland. He won first prize Altogether, 205 people voted, The most recent was in 1964, Mrs. Mary Warren, Mrs. Johan­ Robert Muldoon, Mrs. Muriel An- it built on town-owned land at opened the question of the fire­ to the medlctd staff of Rockville Brellminary plena and speclfiU er Lands” on customs, government at toe May 7 meeting at 8 p.m. at morial Library honoring new ba­ in a dance contest on shipboard the stone cutter. This monument when the Textile Workers rt 2 na Rinaldi, Mrs. Nancy Akin, drulot, Richard Zimmerman, Harrison and E. Center Sts. bies of club members. A major was erected by her husba but five were challenged and so house location last night by re­ City Hospital today on an ad oationa for each project must be and geography of many nations, toe Church Community House. during his last trip. discounted. The company chal- America lost 359 to 133. Phillip Harrison, Mrs. Doris E. James F. McVeigh. It seemed to all the town bodies annual chib project is the spon­ lasting memory and as a sample stating the commission’s com­ vanced course in diagnosing heart oubmiitted tor approval of a fu­ as well as novels and many titles The Gleanera’ Circle and toe Cov­ He has also spent several win­ I lenged one, the union four. An earlier try was made dur­ Rockenbach, Herbert Skoglund, Also, Mrs. Katherine White- present last night at the Municipal soring of the Easter Seal Drive of his work. A similar tombstone plaints about the Municipal Build­ conditions he took at New York ture town meeting. on sports and adventure. entry Fragment Society of Second ter vseationa in California and Some employes were either sick ing World War II. Mrs. Bernadette Schulz, Edward house, Mrs. Marjorie Roach, Wil­ Building meeting tha* they had ing site, smd recommended once University Post-Graduate Medical Harriman Assessing The eeleetmen are asking that The committee reports tbe adult Congregational Church, e# well as toward 'sriilch $362.60 has been Florida. cosU only — dinars.’’ Wlnzler, Robert E. Zelser. David liam Dlugos, Eklward Ellis, How­ limited decision-making powers. again that town owned land at Har­ School. Dr. Scott Butterworth di­ Donovan Sr., Mark Kristoff, Mrs. ard L. Smith, Charles Luce, J. P. The town directors felt -they rison St. be used for the building. rected the course, which covered Mary Jaworsky, Florence Spooner. Tierney, Sheldon Cohen, Rudolph could andy approve the firehouse He said he thought the only rea­ all forms of heart abnormalities. Also. Fred H. Petig Jr., Harry O. Heck, Julius White, as presented by the building com­ son that people favored the Mu­ Housing Authority Nikita’s Laos Stand Wackter, Mrs. Theodore Malek, Also, Miss June Werdelin, Miss mittee. nicipal Building site was that it The Rockville Housing Authority Mrs. Grace Agnew, Mrs. Ruth Jeanne Heckler, William G. Zim­ The building committee felt it was recommended by the insur­ will meet at 7:30 tonight to hear a (Oontlnnad from Page One) Kviesis. Mrs. Lillian Peterson, mer, Mrs. Austin Chambers, Wil­ could only wl\ittle away at the ance undewriters. report on acquisition of land for Long Trip Pays Mrs. Ruth Wright, Mrs. Catherine liam Llvengoode, Tauno Sarpola. plans submitted to them by the He questioned the soundness of the housing project for the elderly are overwhelmed. Bit coalition OPEN Anderson, Mrs. Jean Kiellk. Miss Parker was the recipient of architect. a small gain in insurance points— on Franklin St. government probably would col­ Also. John Poffinbarger, Edgar a cake from Davis Bakery. The TPC felt it oould not really which he said could be made up in Winter Banquet In Court’s Fine lapse and the civil war between Coughlin, Mrs. Helen Allbrio, Mrs. The following Girl Scouts from Crowned Queen affect the director’s choice of fire­ other ways—against the other loses The annual winter aporta dinner the Fathet Lao and Oen.' Phoumi R E X A L L QUIK-SWABS Edna Pitney, Carl Rivers, Miss Troop 613 of St. James' Church house sites. the town would sustain at the cen­ of toe Rockville Recreation Oom- A CSarlbou, Maine, truck driv­ Nosavah’s right-wing army prob­ DAILY Margaret Parker, William Keish acted as baby sitters for the Miss Barbara Novelli, 282 Moun- But the dtreotoris frustrations ter location. miasion is slated Saturday at 7 er, who yesterday traveled ably would resume. Steiils (Xtton-tiiipsd fopli- ibf. 39r Sr., Elmer Griffiths, Elmer Stone. donors: Donna Klucewlcz, Kathy tian Rd., Glastonbury, was crown­ about firehouse design was the He named loss of parking apace pm . at the Northeast School. A -several hundred miles, by No major fighting has been re­ eatort, 54 double-tipped or Also. Mrs. Edna A. McCabe, Eu­ focus of. the discussion. Lupacchlno, Sue Ellen Gryk, Karen ed queen of the Duse-M a z z i n i in the Municipal Building Parking family style turkey dinner will be plane and two buses, only to ported from the Plains des Jarres 100 tingle-tipped. _ gene Griffin, Douglas R. Hayes, Laski, Patricia Regan, Denise Al­ The major problem last night lot, traffic problems at the cen­ find he had forfeited a $684 Including Lodge last night to represent the served. since a cease-fire was proclaimed John Wood Sr., R. C. Cossman, lard, Kathy O'Brien, Janice was the firehouse’s cost as meas­ ter, and the need of land for the AU boys who played in midgrt, bond at Circuit Court 12, Staf­ Sunday. aacoumswAis, ^ / b r 4IQC Ralph W. Wtu:Ten, Earl Anderson, Dubiel, Cindy Prior and Janet lodge in the statewide contest for ured against its facilities. Municipal Building expansion as junior, and Intermediate leagriea, ford Springs, today received 200 single-tip 2 fOT JO Donald Keuhl of the building Although tha United States ap­ Russell Hughes, Irvin G arta^, Rush. Miss Order Sons of Italy in Amer­ being the site’s deficits. sponsored by toe olty recreation some satisfacti'on for the trip. parently has no plaiu to inter­ William Mohr, Burton Albee, The next bloodmobile visit will ica, slated M ay, 5 in E>erby. committee, said he felt the com­ ’The directors, who voted in the commission, have been invited Carl E. Gustavson, 27, mittee hEid reduced the cost of the vene militarily in LaoS, the U.S. SUNDAY Frank J. Kos, Lawrence Abild, be Thursday, May 16, from 10:46 Miss Novelli, 22, is employed at site shortly after the November wiitoout charge. Also attending charged, with operating an ov­ Sylvester Barnes. firehouse by as much as possible, Defense Department announced a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Salvation Pratt and 'Whitney, division of elections, agreed that to reopen the ■will be a large number of parents. erweight motor vehicle, had his that two battle groups of about Also, Robert Schettler, Ronald A. Army Citadel. without altering the specificatdooe question would be a backward ^ v e c « h!. United Aircraft Corp., Bast Hart­ Guest speaker will be Bob case reopened today at Man­ 3,000 men and accompanying jet BA B Y F tV fR that the committee was given to step, and let their decision stand. Healy, director of athletics at Bll- chester’s Circuit Court 12, after ford. work with. Although some directors said fighters will bo sent to Thailand BUniMlC Miss Novelli was selected by ington High School, and coach of his journey from Pennsylvania. next month in preparation for THERMOMETER Truman Crandall, chairman of they were not wholeheartedly for toe 1963 ClasB C state basketball Judge Borislaus J. Monkiew- ONLY AT THE PARKADE judges Jack Sanson, manager of the committee, outlined the three SEATO maneuvers there in June. Know when to call the doctor. the site, they all seemed to agree chamipions. Icz reopened the case, accepted Units of the U.S. 7tii Fleet have the State theater, Mrs. Marie means taken to reduce the costs: that they had to accept the ad­ Rights Units Adopt Invited gueeta iniclude lepreaent- a guilty plea, and ordered the moved into the South China Sea Ouaranteed iccnrate. ^ # 9/1 Munson of Munsons Candy Kitch­ 1. Adoption of a modem archi­ vice of the experts, in this case en, and John Scarlota of Jon’s atlvoB of the sponsoring organiza­ minimiun $670 fine, with a $25 adjacent to tha Gulf of Siam. tectural style lor the building’s ex­ the fire insurance underwriters. tions, team coaches, city officials, remittance, the latter the cost ■bs. $i.i» ihUTM Beauty Salon. She was chosen over terior, saving from $10,000 to $30,- of Oustavson’s trip here. four other candidates, and crown­ mem'bers of the recreation com­ 000 on architectural detailing; mission, and representattves of the Gustafson was arrested April ^ o ed by last year’s queen, Miss Pat 2. Adoption of rectangular shape BABY PANTS Moore’s Pilgrimage Mrs. Nathan press. S in Union by State Police who Congressmen Rizzio. for the building, and the reduction Oriental Emj^iaals found him driving a. Ladd Pa­ ntoooRftNr Plastic bloomer ‘ She will be given a formal gfown in floor space by about 2,100 feet. A “Fun and Festival in the Oit- per Co. (Maine) tractor trailer styie.S,M,l,XL2 hr5 0 t (Gonttnned from Page One) for the state contest, and furn­ The fewer jogs in a building’s wall, To Head LWV ent” program will be hold Sunday overweight by 11,400 pounds. V ote Cuts fo r the simpler and cheaper the con­ The arrest was made at 3:65 ished with a convertible for use in at Ftairt Lutoeran Church, begin­ gfXAU “ In my opinion, the bullets March Left the state contest. struction. ning at 3:30 pm. Mjrs. Donald p.m., and tbe State Trooper' BABY were probably fired from an auto­ The state wlrmer will receive a 8. The adoption of column con­ Mrs. Jerome Nathan, 166 Green Nelsan, who served with her hus­ making the arrest also wrote Laborg Health Rolls on Msily. No waste. Stops matic rifle at-' relatively close scholarship and will attend lodge struction for the interior, less con­ Manor Rd., was eleotod presideint band in Hong Kong and North erroneously on the ticket that venient but cheaper to build. (Gonttnned from Page One) odor. Antiperspirint. ^ 24* range,” the coroner said. functions throughout the grand of the Manchester League of Borneo, will speak and show sHdee. Gustafson was to appear in the TOILETRIES Yocum said a diary belonging No cost savmgs estimates were Women ’Voters for a two-year Living Cost lodge areas. There will be a pujjpeit rtiow, Stafford Springs court yester­ hourprote^oik to Moore 'told of several warnings available lor the latter two term last night at the annual the department woul dhava $24,- Save nearly half on Kkz. travel booths and displays. An day at 8:55 and not 10 a.m., 430,450 more than it had this year. that the man might not make it changes. LWV idiimer meeting. oriental supper, including fortune when court began. The court NOW,.. BABY LOTION, BABY OR. to Mississippi. It related several Given the building committee’s She succeeds Mrs. EJdward Ooit- adjourned shortly after noon. The Department of Health, Edu­ BABY SHAMPOO, and pound- cookies will be served. Mrs. Ar- cation and Welfare was granted epiphets hurled at Moore as he At R ecord 12th Circuit cost reducing efforts, the directors man. thur Larson may be contacted foe Gustavson stopped overnight at siie BABY TALC. walked along the highways and then showed three approaches to­ Ahout 50 members heard tbe a motel and appeared today. $6,036,549,000, a cut Of $266,768,000 supper reservations. from the request and a reihKtion said rocks had been thrown at wards arriving at a decision. guest speaker, Mtae Amelia ’Toro, Hoffman on Badlo the price o f him on at least one occasion. (Continued from Page One Court Cases Republican director Harold Turk- a Hartford attorney and a mem­ of $144,627,600 from eurrent gear lt«g. 69c ^g!‘89c 2 for 90c Everett Hoffman of Llynwood appropriations. The notation for April 23, the Ington said he felt that the direc­ ber of the staff of Secretary of Rd., Vernon, vice president of toe Rockville-V ernon f p/us 3 p e n n y ! 1.1 per cent higher than a year tors are not expert enough to make Other funds in the bill were ear­ IJSRSOOMIITnMK, RfOlIJII last day of his life, said: Rosedale association of property ‘‘Walking again. Traffic cop earlier, primarily due to higher MANCHESTEB SESSION constructional changes, and should marked for the National Labor A Glastonbury man and a accept the building committee’s owners, will speak Saturday morn­ Relations Board, the National Me­ waved greeting. I 'd to chat prices now for food and housing, ing at 8:30 on radio station WSOR. with a few men lad heard Hartford resident today were each recommendations as the minimum Police Chase diation Board, the Railroad Re­ although prices have also gone up gflven six-month terms at the cost that would still meet town re­ He will explain what the prop­ tirement Board, the Mediation and ONi;-.' about my walk on i’hey didn’t erty owners have accomplished in think I‘d finish mj- ik alive. for all major types of goods and State Jail in Hartford. quirements. Conciliation Service, the United THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM 2 .9 8 TV services. One, Daniel Henry, 30, Glaston­ Democratic Director Robert toe past six months in their fight 14-Year-Olds States Soldiers Home and the In­ "Sheriff’s car stopped to ask to have toe town accept Llynwood how long I ’d been walking. Took In March, food prices declined bury, pleaded gruilty to an April Stone asked General Manager Rich­ terstate Commission on the Poto­ MUITI-VITAMIMS 13 charge of procuring liquor for ard Martin to prepare a series of Dr., Sunningdale Rd. and Juniper mac River Basin. They received a leaflet, wondered if I’d make by four-tenths of one per cent Lane. Property owners want the NOT ON OUR 1c SALE PIAN, EKh taMst gim you mors then the sfoiasM drily It to Mississippi. with lower prices for meats, fresh a minor. cost estimates for the building In Stolen Car substantially what they asked for. The other, Ronald Parandee, 26, showing the dollar reductions that town to Improve toe roads and Rm Proclsim HANDKERCHIEFS B O N U S B U Y S BUT VALUES TOO GOOD TO MISS' rsqsirsoNnt o( sR tlioss rittmiet «Hh ostoMlriwd ‘‘A couple of men who had vegetables and eggs. Fresh fruit maintain them, buj town select­ talked to me before drove up and prices continued higher as the ef­ Hartford, was found gruHty to a would accompany each reduction Two 14-year-old boys who broke non-support charge and was also in facilities. men are opposed to the idea. r a z o r 17 X17” white, hemmed. MTs. ^ 2 htZ99 questioned my religious and po­ fects of last winter’s freeze on Potluck Slated into a car dealer’s last night and !m litical beliefs. And one was sure southern crops continued to be given a six months term at Hart­ The board could then have a Personal Notices ford. The charge stemmed from a ’The Ladies Auxiliary, AOH, ■will stole keys, registration plates and I ’d be killed for them. Feet sore felt. Food prices were 1.4 per cent choice among cost-facility combi­ g S t BLADES *^’*** 2f9r.26 Multl-VKanT.'ns CHII.DRKN’S all over. Shoes too painful, walk­ state welfare case Investigation. nations for the firehouse— al­ serve a potluck tonight at 6:30 a 1962 car and later broke into a higher than a year earlier. in toe Moose Rooms! ing without them. Adopted by hun­ William Newman, 45, Hartford, though Republican Director Tay­ synagogue and stole wine, are in In Memoriam WAV RiSKNSER ■nui ciewaA e Housing costs averaged three- pleaded g;uilty to a non-support Bonus Offer 49c PERMEDjBE BLADES. gry. thirsty road foolish dog. lor sfdd that he did not think that the custody of the juvenile court Rep. $2.00 tenths of one per cent higher in charge and was g;iven a 60-day most of the facilities propose^l for ’The Rockville Savings and Loan BMl Pk.2Fsltof.«N double or single __ R e y . $ 4 .9 5 ‘‘Only kids adopt dogs.” March, and transportation costs today. In loving memory of Clarkson F ...... M vHamlM nonnslly For childree and adstts. ] Moore left the dog with chil­ sentence at the State Jail in Hart­ the firehouse could be eliminated AMociatlon is offering a bonus Each set of parents told police f-^ley. who passed away on April X, edge ... 2 for JSn were up two-tenths of one per ford, execution suspended if a without costing the town fire in­ of 200 green stamps to anyone 1960. ntided plus mnwrate AU the vHm u m ■otmU] dren at a store about a mile from cent. they thought their son was stay­ 98c DOUBLE EDGE PERM- to help prevent vitaniin- nteded. Easy to chsa where he died. He had bought a J910 surety bond is posted and surance rating points. who either opens a savings ac­ When llfe’e flowers reaume tbelr ing with the other boy for the freshneee - 2/br 7 0 t .nlnarti dtflcieocy. art smllev. can of com and a small pie for payment of $35 weekly support of Democratic Director David Bar­ count with $25, or adds $25 to an night. EDGE BLADES. _ his family be given to the family existing accoimt. A $50 deposit Which withered. perfumeleBs have lain, ______supper. B olton ry took another approach, want­ Rockville i>olice received a re­ And bringr with them a hopeful slsd- 50’s .....2 for .99 *”■ frZOI, The body was found Tuesday relations department of the court. ing to know if the architect had will mean a 460 stamp bonus and nesa 2 . 2 Judge Borislaus Monklewicz also port at midnight from a motor­ Then in joy we’ll meet again. Ditpemer peeks of ict 79c NEW! REXALL DELUXE night by a passing motori.st. made any major decisions about a $100 deposit will mean 4 1,000 ist who had seen the boys in Bar- Curiosity Leads ordered a six months probation Mrs. Jerome Nathan stamp bonus. Pncitiai(,dnMssdgt. FalMileHs! Ughtweightl Moore had talked with state in­ the construction of the firehouse— low Motors on IVlndsor Ave., Wife. UUlan HAM DU, 8 01.2 for .80 Spring Cushion vestigator Ray McDowell, a prin­ period in the case upon Newman’s presumably exclusive of actual Hospital Notes AIR release from jail. firefighting equipment — that State Ella Graaso, discuss election Rockville. A chase on Windsor- cipal in the search for the killer, To Book Exhibit hills pending in toe 1963 General Admitted yesterday: Teresa vlUe Rd. epded when the boys D eath ICE CHEST only a short time before. A brief court trial brought a might be responsible for a higher Sheik, Main St.,« EUington; Pat­ CAR S E A T TENNIS BALLS guilty finding agadnsit Riassell than necessary cost. Assembly seseion. eluded police. They abandoned toe Large, yet tight as a feather! MATTRESS “ I wanted to bring him with Bolton Public Library's exhibit Miss Toro praised toe league’s rick Noonan, Sherry Circle, Tol­ WHIPPLE, Mancheeter, Conn., April Goodrich, 24, Bristol, on a charge He asked it this way: “ If we land; Norman Young, 51 Elm St.; car on a road leading to Snipsic 31. Minnie A. (White l^ lpple), wife of Made of plastic-coated open iiiraMiNS fOR fam ily b u c >g £ t s me. We were afraid .something current study of election laws.. She Lake after getting the car mired Built-in foot operated pump! for . National Library Week re­ of following too closely, and an had given the architect a maxi­ Steven KaSevich, Wlndsorvllle the late Vincent C. Whipple. liUneral iBuaranteed to keep food cold like this might happen,” McDow­ said she thinks toe federal Cionsti- About 2 a.m. another motorist eervlces will be held at the Harvey W. mesh fiber. Reinforced for long piunilM MP thte O'mattress ml ell said. flects the constantly widening in­ $18 fine. The count stemmed mum price of $150,000, could he Rd.; Mrs. Rose Condinho, 42 N. Buckler Funeral Home, 121 Main aN pbqring surfaces. FaNy ig to four days. I Q A from a Feb. 24 three-car crash on tution empowers states to deter­ spotted the boys walking on •'Wind- Street. Weeterly, R.I., Saturday, April ahurry. 27* wide, witbl “ But, he said he didn’t need terests of people noted by li­ have built a firehouse to meet the mine the method of choosing vot­ Park St. proved. VaoMRi | AQ Rt. 44A in Botton. specifications.” Discharged yesterday: Michael sorvlUe Rd. South Windsor Patrol­ W, at 3:30 p.m. Interment In River QimiO Foaminsuiatod. Ia v 9 pillow. any protection. If I could have brarians throughout the country. ers, and the measure does not man Charles Jurgelas captmed Bend Cemetery. Relatives and friends pecMd.NOW I fir COD LIVER ■OPb WINI found some reason to pick him Bond forfeitures totaling $66 What he really sought was in­ Beebe, 61 Orchard St.; Bruce Mc- invited. Calling hours at the funeral Z...... 1.69 Rog. $4.95 Yahw For the exhibit, which overflows were ordered against two out-of- neeid a Constitut'ionai amendment. the boys at 2:60 a.m. and turned home Friday evening, 7-9 p.m. 4*^>98 Vdluo up, I would have done so. But formation about the directors con­ She said, however, that this would Kechnie, 61 Ellington Ave.; Wil­ R .9 . $3.4S V dii. Rog. $3.98 Vohw and IRON two long tables in the main aisle state motorists who failed to ap­ trol over the choices In construc­ liam Borkowski, 19 Franklin St.; them over to Rockville Patrolmafi Brlnfs pain relief twice OIL he apparently was breaking no into book alcoves, Mrs. Elinor pear in court to answer :^>eeding imdoUbtedly be tested first by toe John Stodd and Francis Barbero. laws.” tion methods and details that are Supreme Court. Mrs. Joann Mlkolelt, 82 ’Talcott fast as aspirin. Won't Bentley and other Bolton librar­ charges. left to the architect. Ave. One of the boys was reportedly nM TM ZI TONIC ians have taken reference ques­ WiHiam Clark, 46, of 89 Lock- His approach appeared to be After toe tort, every qualified carrying a knife. The boys said upiet your stomach. MNT U.S. rttizen could vote in the next ■B0.1.S9 tions asked them and showed how wood St., was fined $150 for op­ imsuccessful, however, as the Vernon news Is handled by The they broke into the Congregation RIO. 1 .M they were answered. erating a motor vehicle while his building committee asserted that national election, including those B’Nal Israel because a window who are now defrancMsed because Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W. LL loo's R«g. 98c State News Books, pamphlets and pictures hoense is under suspensioin. The all details of the proposed fire­ Main St., telephcme 876-8186 or was open. 'The wine they stole case was continued for one week they have moved from state to there they hid with the stolen car NO RULE fo r give the answers to many ques­ house had been reduced to their State, said Miss ’Toro. 649-6797. tions of a "stock” nature— on for payment of fine. Proseoulting minimum cost. key# after they abandoned the /d 0 /99 Attorney E. George Gorsky enter­ Tha speaker siAstituted for car. careers, sports, travel, and how-to Discussion of specific detail of Mrs. Grasso, who was ill. Roundup categories. ed nolles on three other chaiges the firehouse revealed the follow­ CRPA Discusses An arrest made last night by OF THUMB brought against Clark on groimd Other new officers were riected Rockville police was timt of Paul 2far99^ The librarians were not ing: of lack, of state’s evidence. Clark, as folIoiwB: E. Quirlon, 25, of Rt. 80, Talcott- (Continaed from Page One) stumped, however, by questions on The reduction in size, involving Mrs. William Whitney, first vice Planning Survey Roxoll arrested In Sovrth Windsor March reduction In both width and ville, on a charge of operating a extra sensory perception. Bud­ 20, had also been charged with op­ pfoeident; Mrs. Ralph Belluardo, motor vehicle without a Ucense. Many prospective investori DKAICMM the probe being pushed by the Re dhism, sign language for the deaf, length of the building, brought the seoretaay; Mrs. Leonard Seader, Three representatives of the Alcoa Aluminum S O fo o t VITAMIN B pUblican-controUed House insur erating an unregistered motor ve­ proposed building down to the fol­ Qulrion is scheduled to appear in wonder what percentage of their •ottary Oparatad PNOSPHATI sailing techniques, Siamese cats, hicle, reckless driving and oper­ treasurer; Mrs. Donald Roy, local State Development Commission 12th Circuit Court, Rockville ses­ COMPLEX ance committee. animal life in Australia, planning lowing minlmums: affairs chairman; Mrs. Sedrick will describe the status of inteiv ravings should be used to pur- STURDY, l:OLORFUL AUTOMATIC Marcus, attacking the probe’s ating a motor vehicle while under The two longer truck bays will sion, May 14. Patrolman Thomas GARDEN HOSE TOO Captulm, a new church, or how to sell real the Influence of liquor or drugs. Rawlings, state resources chair­ regional planning in Connecticut Sheehsm made the arrrest. LAWN EDGIN6 “stallhig” effect on other legisla­ estate. be 79 feet long inside the build­ man; Mis. Michael Zilberstein, na­ at a meeting of the Capitol Re- diase securities. Unforninately, LAWN CHAIR TOOTHBRUSH Flexible &Hghtweight! Won’t kmg.$XS9 tive ac^n, yesterday proposed a ing, allowing room for hose load­ tional resources chairman; Mrs. g;ion Plannii^ Agency, scheduled there is no rule of thumb w hi^ To Mse about flower beds, bdll that would give precedence to The exhibit with its revelation e p i T t S E "* Have sparkling teeth & clean­ crack, peel, rot or miidew. of the scope of subjects on which ing and other maintenance, and lAwrence Handley, vote*^ service. for 8 p.m. a f the East Hartford Firemen Squelch Handsome! Mode ef V* atumt-l walks, driveways, trees, ole. court cases arising out of inquiries Want Cuban War? for the possibility of increased Also, Mrs. Lionel MacDonald, High School. *m be spplied. Eadi investor nmn tobtaig. CMotoe of VBrted| er gums. Cordless! Safe! bivoiving legislative committees. mformation may be foimd in hand­ BMRANTEEB 2hr some, recently published t^ k s , equipment size in the future. publicatiwis: Mis. John Aronson, James S. Klar, assistant man­ Two Grass Fires hu bis own special set of dr- I ortor webbing. Great boy. Keep a neat R kb 0 1 ^ 2«un The bill would speed a decision JFK Asks Critics Other downstairs rooms in the prtrllcity; Mis. John Knowlton, aging director of the state com­ Works on flashlight A 0 9 260 abould there be an appeal of a will be on exhibit for the remaind­ cufflsouuxs, responsibilities, simg Seta hair right, keeps it bright edge.40feet.. . . O O V 44 ...... er of the week. projected two story building could unit organization; Mrs. Jules mission, and staff members Har­ R«g. $5.95 0 A A batteries. 4 brushes, f forthcoming Superior Court deci­ not be profitably reduced in size, Karp, finance; Mrs. Robert Kudra, old Ames and Carl Veazie, will de­ Bok akurm 288 was pulled at and ambitions. Consequently, Crystai ciear-no filin g film. Rog. $1.98 Yfllut sion on whether an m^nction now Mrs. Bentley r^xnrie that re­ WASHINGTON (AP)—President about 11:17 this monilng, alerting VdUM U a T T R o q . $ 1 .5 0 Kennedy has challenged critics of according to the building com-< bulletin; Mrs. Mitchell Hadge, scribe the preliminary results of what might be ideal for Inves- blocking the House committee’s serves have been placed on sev­ mittee. membership; and Mrs. ’Iliomas town firemen to a giaaa fire on R E G . $ 2 .0 9 eral books by persons who have his Cuban policy to say whether a planning program which spans 11 M Aerw el probe Should be made permanent. Upstairs, Fire Chief W. Clifford Dortovan, nominaticms. the state’s eight active and six in­ Broad near Little St. The fire was * * •A, oould be entirely i n ^ Arguments in the case will be seen the display. they advocate going to war to top­ so quickly extlngulaiiad, however, ple Fidtel Castro. Mason wants to have enough room The league adopted a $1,742 active planning regions. iwopriate for Investor B. If diia R IO . 1 .5 0 ^DBCOUIff PRifel iMard May 7. for 20 beds, so that bunkers—fire­ budget and two items for study at After the illustrated report, that the recall was sounded on^ POLYDROPS A Supm or Court Judge on ‘Tues­ That’s the question being side­ ftv« mlauteB later, at 11:22. question troubles you, don’t stepped by those who call for a men who stay in the bulUUng over­ the local level: Manchester’s in­ members of the CRPA may par­ 'f u ll si: day g r ^ e d the John P. K ely Co. ternal planning, as it relates to 'Rie Blghtti Distriot Fire De- Infante liquid 2 : 2 J 0 A bou t Tow n more militant policy against night, but have other jobs during ticipate in a discussion searion-oo hesitate to come in and let ns Multl-Vltamlna of Haitford a temporary injunc- the master plan and including the the inter-regional plan. portnMnt received word cd a graaa tkau Cuba’s Communist rej^me, Ken­ the day — will earti have a bed help you sedc an answer based Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ assigned. question of cmisolidathng toe town fire near 1682 Tolland TWm . at 2 l w P I Tile KsBjr Ocsnpany, agent of nedy told his news conference about 7:18 axn., and ^wnt about ranth, will have a special meeting Wednesday. At present, successive shifts of and HhgMh District; and the char­ on your pwrticular situation. n ooid for state insurance pur- Saturday at the Masonic Temple ter revisions proposed ^ town Police Hunt Boys a half hour oonobatting ttie ftamea. abases, sought the injunction after And except for going to war, bunkers must share b e * . Danoge was reported minor. would be more dun happy to after a dinner , at 0:30 p.m. Mrs. the President declared, “ It would The present two-story design is agencies to the Charter RevMon seven of its officers and employes Commission. advise you in the matter. William Helm of East Hartford, seem to rt^e that we haw pretty as inexpensive as a single story Who Stole Shirts Westclox were subpoenaed by the House Action toward the proposed ex­ grand royal matron, and Melvin A much done all of those things that building because of the few re­ FAMOUS 8 m ANfilBTOR Tiro Dabutonf sommlttee. Wetmore of Norwalk, grand' pa­ pansion plans for the Highland can be done to demonstrate hostil­ quired stairwells, the single most Police today are investigating a tron, and associate grand officers ity to the concept pf a Soviet sat­ Park, Keeney St. and Robertson expensive part of a two story Schools wafi also adopted as an theft, by two boys, of 15 sport RUMMAGE POCKET RADIO of Grand Court, Order of Ama- ellite in the Caribbsan.” structure, said General Manager CHAISE DELUXE HAKOm ER Ladies' Watch F u n e r a ls rantli of Connecticut, \yill make an issue for continuing study. shirts, valued at ^ 0 , taken short­ Kennedy addressed himself to Martin. ly before noon yestfuday from PUTNAM (BIxe o f a pock of etfanttea) GOLnSALLS official Ylaitation. Mrs. 'Virginia two recent Republican criUcs — The league membership was an­ The Building Ootmnittoe a nounced at 168. Several new mem­ Olenney's Men’s Shop at 789 Main SALE & C O . WHh cooe, heartBg aid oad bob* A R iM t for every nome. roem In hat box ease wMi oeny- • Shockproof I M . EHBSbctli G. Garison Lerwie, chairman, and members of former Vice President Richard For excellent performance LOUNGE Memorial Temple, Order of East­ mates the con of the house ait bers were Introduced by Mrs. St. big strap. 3 position switch • Waterproof Tbe fUneml of Mrs. EUmbetb M. Nixon and Sen. Kenneth B. about |18 per square foot—a fig­ Ruasell Tallard, a saleaman at %HMMara4 Bg D ani^ton fosy. For sheer comfort! Made of filled mattress for real torn* OMiMtt Oarlflon, 74, o f Main ern Star, wffl eerve the dinner. Philip Surimer, membership co- f l L OMTB ir.. MANCMSm every time! Guaranteed cut vn KeaUng of New York—as the Cu­ ure Democratic Director TlModors chairman. Mrs. Freeman Meyers, the store, reported the theft, po­ • 1 Yoor Guorontoe will be ImM tomorrow at 8:80 Of Ubertgr No. 125 Ml 3-21SI ‘ I ' aluminum tubing & strong and nail dryer. I A 9 9 uL, ban question vied with the , tense Powell said did not appear to be state consultant to the Manchester lice said. TaUard told police that fort Folds for goOQ an . Iran 14m John F. Tleniey Fu- Faluel Flegg, eon of Mr. and situation in Laos for preeminence i9 9 Large bonnet Quiet conoisptent with the axperlsnce of League, was a guest. the boys bad come in the store on llssifcsrs New Vorit Stock Isefcmga colorful webbing. lU 6 o S 3 tMral Home, SIO W . Center 8t., Mrs. Alfred D. T3agg, 112 Pitkin at the conference. 5.99 eeiystoraga.. . . 1 5 ^ tbe Hartford Fire Department. Mrs. Harry Maidment, second two oocaaiona yesterday prior to Friday, April 26 19.95 4.99 Roq. $12.95 wMi a Msae of requiem at Bt. 8t., wiU ' parUctpete with the “ Unleashing the exiles can­ ^ Roq. $19.95 Voluo Two houses were built in Hart­ VolMO JtonMf Obutoh. Burial wlU be in UnivereRy of Miaine'e Pershing vice president, introduced Miss the theft, . Ha gave a description of the ORANGE HAU. Opm t to IS tetvrtosi bUklh« commtttaa tha soat of Bm work durliv Ifo* tmrm. bojm to po)to% 4$ wm Hportad, fcANCHEOTEB EVBNINO HERAU), M AN C ^TER , CONNg TRURSDAY, APRIL PAOB TimiT9S|< BIANtiHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COim„ can explode a building by creat­ groups to any tvouWo to that now he knowa struck Ruskln Heights, a Kansas month may be formed It I Hartfor4 tomorrow. Ihe meeting more than be can put to uee In City suburb on May 30,1867, Wiled ing a partial vacuum outside. Marines Offering Child fit'$ Corks fly from bottles and barrels wairants. 'Ths guarantee ot remain­ Columbia be^dni at 10 pm. f r e e d e u v e r y time,” 44 peoiple. Its toll could have been ing together appUeis to ths eame Dr. Stafford is president emeri­ splinter for the seune, reason—Mr Buddy Program A tornado eaueae its daetruotian much l ^ a r had not constant platoon, a unit ot about 76 men. tus of Hartford Seminary Foimda- 1 A.I4. ie 7 P.M. at one place In leas than 80 eec- warnings preceded the storm by Inside pushing outward. Tbs tor­ W-Radio Tonight nado’s fores and its lifting motion Captain Carolan noted that va- tion and past moderator of the In­ onds. Its path can vary from a ssverar hours. Marine Reserve recruits may ’canelas for recruits do exist, but 1 6 OK Coffee Parties are the other causes of major now be guaranteed training with ternational Congregational Coun­ ARTHUR DRUB tow yarde to nearly 800 mUes. lU Once a tornado Is confirmed, by that men interested in enlisting cil. His is “Congregatiotial- rate of traVel averages a slow 40 a Bitter or radar, television and dsmsgs. their buddies under aj>rogram an­ with a buddy during ths summier late' Around the W orld.” m.p.h. but the counter-elookwlse radio Nets In the effected area Heavy rain and ball, lightning nounced today by Cap. George Help Hospital and thunder are the tornado's months should contact the unit now IE Girl Scouts Study Television Wf u u m r w. a o u b m t h a l , ’Ihla month, a computer will be winds at the canter are estimated crackle with announcements (Jarolan, USMC, commanding of­ at its training center on Reserve Girl Scout Troop 181 will split tracking Its path. traveling ixmipanions. HMl -stones ficer of Hartford’s Marine Reserve l!00 ( 8) BIS 8 Tboatar (In progress)* • ( 8) Award Theater k a m b a b o m r , mo. (A P )-o u t put to work at the center to (Ugaet as high as 600 m.p.h. Rd., Hartford. Mrs. Alfred Lange and Mra. into two groups Saturday to com­ (SOi-lO)^rly.•VT..V/ Show (In progrese) ( H-40A8) Nelson Family and analyM Inforznatton. . The alerts advise residents to eight inches in diameter have unit. James Curran are co-chairmen of 8:00 ( 8-IOdS) Donna Reed Show ot SI wltohM.br«w ot clouds, a |i- The emphasis is on early warn­ been recorded. Recruits to the Marine six-month plete badge work. Mm. George (23y.Movle at 8 (in progress) 'I t can do in 16 mlnut4fs the ing. A Weather Bureau alert haul take shelter in the southwest cor HONEST ADVERTISING DEWEY-RII the coffee parties to he given In Pederson will accompany one ( 8) IHUdcIeberry Hoiuid gantie elephant trunk danglee Despite the Weather Bureau's program can now be assured of (24) American Economy Llv. in work that now takes 40 man­ been issued for Udall, Ken., on ner of the house, because debris ST. PAUL. Minn. (AP) — A Statloiiors Btaee town for the benefit of the W om ­ group to Rham High School from ( 8-12) Perry Mason knowledge ot tornadoes. House remaining togetlier through both (18) Big Picture tram the eky. It epreauls dettruc- hours,’’ says House. “ But because May 38, 1986 m en a twister took is thrown to the northeast — the radio shop here advertises that p n M AIN 8T. en’s Auxiliary of Windham Com­ 2 to 8 p.m. for a puppet show to (63) New* 8:30 ho-82-80) Dr. Kildare says, the farmer atlll knows them the Patrls Island, S.C., and CJamp (24) American Album tlon wiierever tta writhing tip the elements that' make up pre- •0 lives. Through a coihmunlca- most frequent direction of a tor­ it repairs auto radios “ While munity Memorial Hospital. Mrs. be given by Mr. arul Mrs. Burton 8:06 (40) Assignment Underwater more intimately. Lejeune, N.C., phases of (heir ac­ Just South o f State 8:26 ( 3) Newe; Sports; Weattier ( 8-40-83) Lioave II to Beaver touche# ground. dlotiona are so unstable. It stlU tions fbulup Udall residents* were nado’s route. You Walt . . . And Wait . . . And Curran Is planning a party for Moore of Coventry. Mm. Pedereon ):30 ( 8) Hennesey 8:00 (12) The Twilight Zone Tornado-wise people open win­ The reason: “ He has seen more tive duty training. Groups of bud­ ( 3) The Detective* will take an experienced foreoest. unaware until It was too lata. W a lt ” captains at her home on Rt. 87 haa been working with the grirls on (22) Club House Thla Ie a tornado, the deedUeet ar to giye the final word. The dows, because twisters literally of them." dy trainees are limited to five, but a puppeteera’ badge. Mra. John (40) Adventures In Time (24) liim of the Century piing In Stature. By eontrast, the tornado that May 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. (18) Bums and Allen ( 8-40'63) My Three Sons Mrs. Curren la filling in for Tettelbach will take another group (63) Film 8:30 ( 8-40-63) McHale's Navy la their terddty tomadoee have: Mrs. Pauline Lohr who is conva­ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to a ■work­ 1:46 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brtnkley News (10-22-30) Hasel (C) drtrea wooden epUnten into an shop for conservation badg.es at ( 3) Walter Cronktte (24) The Red Myth Iron fire hydrant; carried en SS' lescing from major surgery at f:U0 ( 3) Wyatt Blarp 10:00 ( 3-12J Nurses ^ 800 — WITH COUPONS YOU RECEIVED IN MAIL Windham. Mrs. Lohr has ..been Camp Lc.urel. (34) Driver BducaUon (24) Lotte Lehman Master Class ton reUroed ooech with UT pu' (10-22-30) Andy Williams 1030 — WITH COUPONS BELOW chairman of this, neighborhood Rummage Sale Set ( 8-12-22-30-40) News. Sports and e e n g ^ 80 feet through the elr; The Catholic Ladies Society of Weather ( 8-40-53) Alcoa Premiere _ AS BluyTAMPS •put a' huge tree, hurled an auto- event for many years and has (10) Ripcord 11:00 ( 8-8-12-22-30-40-68) News: Sport* b i g m e n FREE! FREE! St. Colunvba’e Church will hold a expressed the hope that all those (53) Film and Weather mObUe into the apllt end oloeed runrunage sale Saturday in the (18) Subecrlptlon TV 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) involved will make an extra effort the opening. church hall. Good, clean used 7:15 (22) Highlights ( 3) Movie The tornado can occur any­ 100 STAMPS to help the new chairmen. 7:30 (10-30) Wide Country_ (40) Steve Allen REEISO^Tc clothing, household articles or (22) Schools Hatch Wits 11:20 (12) Movie where In the country et any time REI ^ ”’>STMIPS nEEIOOli'^STIEK STAMK Convention Bound smalt, easily carried It^ s are wel­ (34) Passing Notes on Music 11:30 (22-30) Tonight (C) of the year. It etrUcci, however, nuiK 100 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of WITH THIS COUPON AHB PURCHASE OF RKIOO!^ WITH INIS COUPON AND PU9CHAK W Mrs. Clarence Grant, president, come. Donations may be left at (12) Fair Exchange ( 8) Movie m oit often in eprlng end early W IN nus COUPON AND FUNCIUK OF (Eate^t r>n Cu^orpttrt AkohoiK B^vrruq<-$ 2 LBS. OR MORE BTL. OF lOO's GRAND BRAND and Mrs. Frank Knight, president' the back door of the church, ac­ SEE SATURDAY’S XV WEEK FOR OOMPLETRl LISTING ■umtner In the central and aouth- tt-GAL. CAN SIMONIZE B PKGS. OF 400’s GRAND BRAND or*d Fo»» Tfodw lirmil elect of the Columbia PTA, Mrs, cording to Mrs. Louis Soracchl, am Great Plalni. Kan«a>, Texaa COUPON GOOD THRU SAl . APRIl GROUND CHUCK VITAMINS VINYLWAX FACIAL TISSUE jj,COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL *716 j Gus Naumec and Mrs. Raymond chairman. end Oklahoma are the tergetai for I lirml I ivuiMn pe' (vitompt , - — COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL »7lh^ JOOUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIl ITth, COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 17U, Ueiti CwMei Pep Cwtewar Hoelzer are attejidlng the two- Heads W PI Senate more then one-third ot all toma-| .IWtl CMRM Pw CMUtMUfT Pwt jM l I Cm»m P.T CmlMMf _ day State PTA Convention at Man­ Brian Slndor, a junior at Worces­ Radio dOM. Add Iowa< Nebraaka, Arkan- chester High School. ter Polytechnic Institute, has been (linn listing tnclndet only those news broodoBsta of tft or IS-mtamte eaa and MUaourl to make a list I Crusade at gS49 elected president of the school sen­ length. Some statins carry other short newsoastH), of Mven Btatee having more than [ Mrs. Nathan Pell, chairman of ate. Brian is the son of Mr. -vond half the total number of torna­ bomtt Mrs. Sol Binder of Pine St. WDBC—1880 <>7:30 News of the World tore* m i SO t^ STAIK FREE 50 STRIPS the Cancer Crusade, said the drive 7:45 (Jovemment Service does. fKENOi^STMK EREE50 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASroir WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE O F -' will close by the end of the month 6:00 Jim Nettleton • 8:06 Pop Concert One Kansas town, Codall, had tniN THIS COUPON AND PWCHASE OF Man^ester Evening Herald Co­ 8:00 Raynor Shines NITM TMS COUPON AND PUIOUK Of , ONE 2U4-OZ. CAN GRAND BRAND ONE 11-OZ. CAN PALMOLIVE and urged those who wish to con­ 1:06 News. Sign Oft 9:06 NIghtbeat tomadoeii on the aame day at the ONE 14-OZ, CAN JOHNSON'S lumbia correspondent Virginia M. 11:00 News EXTRA TALL SIZES tribute to do so by that date. This W B aT -S lt 11:16 Sporu Final ' eame hour tai three aucoeislve| ANY SPONGE MOP RAPID SHAVE Carlson, telephone 228-9224. EXTRA BIO SIZES t SPRAY STARCH year contributions to date total 6:(IU News 11:30 Starlight Serenade ySara. PLEDGE 8:16 Paul Har-ey, Dr. Albert ^OOWON GOOD THRO SAT,. APRIL ITth |COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL : $349 although last year the amount 1:00 News and Sign Oft. . . . . TO 66. The graateat IdUer of all awaptl COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AI^IIL ITth raUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 27 ^ SWEET TOUCH Burke WlFOP—141S tMICnpMtaCMNM______I p I ____J tWllCwpMrfrCnlMMr was over $900. Coin boxes have 6:3U Alex Drlat 8:00 Joel Cash from Idlaaouri aoroaa minola and k been placed in several places of VRNJACKA BANJA, Yugosla­ 8;4U Sporta 6:60 Bob Conal-llne 7:00 BUI Hughes Into Indiana on March 18, 1936,1 business around town or contribu­ via (A P ) — A hotel at this Yu go­ 7:00 Edward P Monaa 12:00 OIrand taking 689 Uvea. About 10,0001 tions may be mailed to Mrs. Pell. slav spa town grants all honey- 7:16 Ciinnectlcui PM ! WINK—M ft dcatha are attributed to tornadoes | 7;8U Dick's Den REGAL mooners a 10 per cent reduction 8:00 Newt. Wol! Street Dr. Stafford Speaks' 10:30 Tonight at My Place 6:16 Showcaoe over a 80-year period and proper­ FKE 5 0 STERPS H RK30 HMK Dr. Russell Stafford of Old Wil- on their' bill. Besides that, the HEE S 0 1 ^ ’ SIMPS RR50 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of ~ With Thle Coupon and Purchase of w n c—list 6:46 Icwell Thomas M E N 'S S H O P ty loaaea arc Incalculable. W TH THIS COUPON AND PimCHAU Of iWItH TWS COUPOJI AND PWCHASE OF limantic Rd., will speak at the an­ hotel gives them a bouquet of 6:Ut News. Sporis and Weather 7:00 Showcase 1 ONE 87c SIZE PLAS'HC 908 M AIN STREET Since 1954, the Severe Local ONE 15-OZ. CAN EASY OFF ONE 8-OZ. BTL. EASY OFF nual meeting of the Congregatio.n- flowers and a pot of honey. The 8:30 Financial Report 8:00 The World T(mlgbt ONE 14-OZ. BTL. JOHNSON'S 6:36 Album of the Day 8:30 Showcase M I S - M 7 8 Btorm Forecast Center in Kansaa al Christian Historlcoi Society at honey is an old token gift—that 6:45 Three Star Extra I) :00 News City has predicted tornadoes and . JUBILEE WINDOW SPRAY OVEN CLEANER SCRUB BRUSH the First Church of Christ in West their honeymoon may be sweet. 7:rt> Conversation Piece 12:15 SIgnotf eevere thunderstorms for the i.eOUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL STthJ DUPON GOODTHllU SAT.. AP7UL2T|6*« COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL *7th^ , COUPON GOOD THRO SAT., APRIL « t h < IMt 1 Cmrmi Ptr CnteMT whole country with remarkable | UaH) Cmvm r« CKlMMr accuracy. ttStlCiwtaeiW—' U*imCiiiH«f«C *iUa.r ' In operation, it’s a quiet place. Telety^ Machines gather hourly data from 800 reporting stations; charts are prepared listing tem-| ?eet perature, barometric pressure. Green Giant Wind and humidity. In a darkened I room a radar screen sweeps the The best loved bird in the USA! CEREALS eky for 300 miles in all directions. I CORN It is (me of 80 such that together Alpha Bfta Uni Sugar Crisp (tea) Sugar KrMclet (Nee) LENOX PHARMACY Whole Kental hlNiblats (M-it) C ream Style (I M TEL. 649-0896 keep most of the country under | 0 J > f i p 299 E. CENTER STREET ■urveillance. This Infozrnation is placed be­ fore the forecaster, who must I rapidly weigh it and issue his re-1 port. If a severe thunderstorm is Diim a iJ i i ^nlfoe. Rexall . ^ REXAU PHARMACIST udicated, the center gets in touch kaly on ut for prompt, with the Weather Bureau in the NABISCO proftstlonol prsicriptloa area and public warnings are ls-| All PURPOSE Oft sarvlea. Filling yaur pro- ■usd. COOKIES mS 89‘ •erlptlens Ii our most “ From what week now now, w e] MAZOLA OIL NABISCO Important roipenilbllily. have to be suspect of most thun­ derstorms,’ ’ says Donald C. I .House, meteorologist in charge of «THMIYS#| JPEC AN SHORTBRiAD 2 89! 8*xill SNAP-OFF BAGS FIGHTS DECAY the center. "W e stiU don’t know TOOTH .RUBBINfi ALCOHOL the linkage between the tornado I FLEISCHMAN’S lb. 6 L E E M PASTE 4 . 5 3 * vortex and thunderclouds and we I MARGARINE have no reason to settle on on# I 2hr8(h elngle cause. I Signs Don’t Mean a Thing Anymore “We are actively attempting to BELTSVILLE get close enough to find out what Neither fish nor game tore this sign from its posteti spot; and the water that carried it is and we have planes flyizig| it to its present trap has no ear for its message. The tossed logs that share its bed out of Oklahoma City through se­ Avg. Wgt. don’t dig it either. The ironic lecture on human and other kinds of nature was pho­ vere thunderstorms.’ ’ I PWlOWTEAli, RixalIXSPIBIH High-flying tl2 plaiMS have been tographed by Herald Photographer Joseph Satemis at Walker Reservoir in Vernon. 8-emn M I-3 1 5 t o 9 lbs. 4 HUNT PLAVORS mouthwash used to take readings and radar JELL-O acannings are made et 40,000, 18,-1 I B . 2 h f Z 9 9 •^^.2for65t ' g ILATIN — ALL FLAVORS Otten, Jerry Suntava, Chris Nay­ M ark OrlowsJri, who w ill enter K L E N Z O ANTisEntc moutmwmh M-M FaMvH* other sizes & Children’s hr t 000, 100,000 end 6,000 feet every | 2 90 lb . lor, Ned'l Hardman and Stanley Boy S(X>ut Trcxip 120 of St. James’ CknnblN.j«or8L«l for the price of , contacted germs six hours. BOY SCOUT School. 2 1 Pych; silver arrow on wolf, CJhrls a RubjKwl: sP'g **’** is*'''** plus a penny. S a In seconiJs. Pint “ Some of our radar operators I HiX DRINKS Naylor; Denmer stripes, John Sul- y Sweetens breath. Pint ^ TW O i/v Mhiefiit -_2for4je think they can tell a tornado from Notes and News U'vain, Kenneth Reid, William Ed­ a thunderstorm because it shews | gar, and Paul Kurtz; assistant % EYELO EYE LOTION "WHin lEMirr' smin COHFOKT on the screen as a figure etx,’ ' •uun 11-W JSSVns. ASMOKiHOUSITRIAT-FMlYTIIIMAIUD-4.6LB.AV&,WOr. denner stripes, (Jregory Cormier, SUPPORT S T O C K I N G S Bouse sai(L .1 4 - e s i' Pack 144 opened ite monthly Kenneth Tomczyk and Kenneth Cleanses; soothes minor eye Q Q f SHIVE CREAMS [STATIONERY meeting recraitly at the Keeney Reid; and twx>-year pin, L arry irritations. 8 ounces. ATTIC FANS I3 I hr SMOKED PICNIC<4S.2k St. School with Den 4 conducting Kingsley. s 2fcr 99t ^ 2 f o r h 0 1 JT) 2 4,96 (H W BASM AU TNADIWG CATOS ON lACH PKO.) Be ready for the hot weather Rexall Lavender or By Spuntex. Ml nylon. tlie fla g (mremony. Michael BotUceJlo received first t t t HISTACALAAA l o t io n onin SIM loxtt IMKS ______3 ahead with a HUNTER AT­ SWWT PHMHIM^PBOim ta. to.eai VM M prize of a ball and bat for selling Ready-Shave. Regular Relieve leg fitigue. MOTT'S 4 FlAVflkS , TIC PAN installed In your 6 (0. size 2 for 1.0 1 NABISCO _ _ In a candlelight cerema0t0L KIIRIOUTL 4,79 Mamnt, 80 t a b l e t s ----- OMBERS k . 2 for 3 JO H g Mn do thi dliliM cU tcpM Rose Bushes mubooMiNa M k 8 9 * GRASS SEED FOODS...EASY OH TWCTURf lOOmE, 1 ozr " w ir IS 3JI POLTMUUIOR, pL ------_2 for 7.40 Urn* Juniac takes his bath, and PLASTKI asso r t e d TO MUPARS I COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., 1 7J9 TIKRMUUA41,10ff» 2 for 2 JO yon aidoy a shower. DAISY PURCHASE O F ... Flowering Bulbs w a 5 9 ' NANCY lYNN aa>vnuilHKelle«.lg^ Don’t delay—plione us today. IWII weoa I . 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AU PURPOSE LAWN AND PATIO PATIO FOLDING GRAND UNION J9c QUIK-SWABS Applicators 9 Tnf ^4Q .2 for J1 DEAl 55e REXFIlli,120,127. 2for SOc THAHR TOO NOTES -■ BROTHERS MEAT DINNERS 2 ’£ 8 9 * 620 Black and White M 89c RUBBER OtOVES, Belmont «.2for .40 LESTO Il OA; DWCR aiiu IRHIW _ 2 f o r .90 Me TtPIHB PAPEH TAIUT ^ C H A IIl N c MOTH CRYSTALS, Target or Elkay .2 for .90 JVC liriew- ■ — — J Ifo r AO GRAND CHAIR KITCHEN GARDEN Heater, defroster, tubeless tires, oil filter, 25c HAIR NETS, Packs of 3 ..2 Packs .26 age lAU POINT PENS. DIsposAli M I3 '5 1 3 5 I7c BISECT KHLEB, Target, 7 oz. — .2 for .89 .-2 for JO Genuine Redwood Stale ROCCOLI SPURS 2 £ 3 9 ' IJO PUYIN6 CAROS, Single_____ 2Docks l.01 49c lALL PEN REFILLS, AlHn-one CLEANER Driun Mylar Webbing $5-97 Strong Tubular Frame, 24,000 miles or 24-month factory warranty. HAND LOTION, Cara Nome .2 for J9 .2 for 21 •oubte ’Tubular 'Arms ilaoli VAHISING CRINKIE CUT 25c RIFT WRAP PAPERS______2PackS,26 25e airmail TAILEIS 1 0 1 - 3 1 1 C m N t S t . GRAND BRAND P; I ilat ior etorage. UCR rolde Rat ior etorag*. if o r I J l Ifor .11 1 J O FACE CREAMS, Cara Nome .-«■ INTNUMI TACKS. RENCH FRIES ^|J28' i 2JB BATH POWDER, A d r ie n n Q jW jd e r T f^ ^ i M M N I A o > ^ & y tota $19S B m - 4 6 Months to Pay W IGIVS^Kitr 0 2 MATCHIH6 CHAISE 9837 MATCHING CHAISE ».< $1437 D alivtrtd In Monchastar GRIRN STAMPS ROGUNG CHAIR n N 6SIZER0«ER ONLY U 37 oni. $937 M p b ilh G o t MORIARTY BROTHERS •Ti4)8 30M1S CENTER ST. 643-5135 OPEN EVENINGS LENOX PHARMACY , LaoM Plam Avollabla on A l Mokas 29f I. CiNTBl frain m . 649-0896 TsitMlo fl Elpd Horald AdTi.1 VSlfAM e J tar- 1 •

liitM iiitate imfCHESTEA EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CXIMIt THURSDAY, APRS* 1^ 19^ Sec tion Two 1!RURSDAT, APRIL 85. 1968 iKatur^fOtfr lEomftts lirraUi TIIURSDAY,* APRIL 85, 1968 Paget IS to JS9 KrMcfC, Ariene LaPanta, KmUy Oonuhlttaa was atta on U tf, T at * Hebron freohniente. achool audltorbum A Lniner, Bruce little. Dais Mas- GL; Mrs. Evelyn OigUo, RFD 2; 'ifircioHear 191 at Bennet Lean, David Melendy, Marjorie Bed Grdea Report focmanoa wUl ba bald PJf* MR juf^ Niedswioki, lila M m Clarttiea Laklng, chairman for paranto who are tmabla to igr. Mra. Stella Skiff, 77 Weaver Rd.; South School ... ’ -- - - Misd ' Hammond - ■ ■■ - Hospital Notes Theodore Fill, Amaton; Walter of the Red Oroas driva in Hebrca, toiultoa »v«>lhg North, AUen Novakouakl, Carol Panel Tells Problems HlUnakl, 11 Femdale Dr.; Mrs. Bids May 6 Earn Honors OlSksiw, William Palmer, Stephen reports that the sum o f |260 haa (etta la dlraoted by Mr*. WHo ani Gets State Award Visits Sweden alraady bean eoltoeted,, with a faw ranont, muaio Vlfeitlng hours are t to 8 p.m. Lucy Taylor, Olaatoribury; JBmile Penny, Francis Plach. for all areas, except maternity Therriault, Wapping; Mrs. ‘ Mary One-hundrsd-nlnety-one pupils Also, Jane Roy, Susan Royce, mora mail onvalopea atlU to be risbron OongragaUonal South School to one of tlprw top i' TM ni PUaiUiic OommlMlaa For 3 Months heard from. Mra. Laklng wtobaa lonara wlU meet tomorrow ln «» Of Troubled Child where they are t to 4 p.m., and Scaqpello, East Hartford; Frank membership award winners to the at Bennet Junior High School Claire SchllUnger, Richard Sco­ 8:80 to 8 p.m., and private teome, Zuraw, Andover; Mrs. Patricia 'CnPO) wm WAduet puhlie hMur> field, O w Slddell, Penny Taylor, to axpreaa her appreelatloB tb all smith-cMtort to state PTA membership campaign earned honors for ths third quar­ Miss AUoe Ann Hammond, eaptalna and panvaoaera who have trimafsr of tha AUyn to eoB where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nicholas, Broad Brook; Richard at S on Kay • at the Eugene *rwaronite, Elizabeth Ut- A panel of experts who work with troubled yduth this Visitors are requested not to Damfbeck, Vernon Circle, Vemoh; for 1962-63, it was announce4 ter of the school year, according daughter at Mr. and Mrs. William hupad to maka tha driva a aue- orgen fund. Work on yesterday by Mrs. Robert Oreeito Munletpal BuUdlnc haarinjr room ting, Beverly Veaco, lin da Vllle- morning gave PTA convention members insights into what smoke in patlent'e room. No more Mra. Lucille Jones, 125 Parker St.; to the administration. malre, Ernest Woollett, Douglas W. Hammdnd of Hebron Center, C6SSe of a new organ to expected in the Paul er, state membership chairman. DA a diaMa i& aonlnf ordlnaaoa, has beqn selected as a representa­ In the Phllipplnaa than two vleltors at one time per Mrs. Ruth Stem, 366 Oakland SL; a permit & t a fotf course, a per­ The total Includes .66 Grade 7 Zaocaro, David Ziemak. near future. one panelist termed “a major problem”—the mentally dis­ patient. Mias Flora Nelson, 71 Delmont St.; This is the third year ill a row tive of this country to spend three D o u g ^ N. Butt, aaaman, UBN, Boy Scout Troop 28 win mtot turbed child who is -unable to co^te with school life. that South School has attained mit for a fravei pit, and two re- pupils, 78 in Grade 8 end 57 In montiis'thls summer in Sweden, aon of Mr. and Mra Raymond J. Mrs. Dorothea Klein, 6 Foxcroft queato for altered buUding lines. tomorrow at the town hhll, R o h m muSxPmSSti. The panel was the main event in*' Patients Today: 240 Dr.; Mrs. Lillian Koniar, 50 FYank- 100% membership. Grade 9. under the sponsorship of the Bx- Butt! of Rt. 6 reeaaUy returned to Onter, leaving from there Other top places went to Nath* The aoning ordinances would be p e i^ e n t in International Living the fourth general meeting of the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Un St., Rockville; Miss Patronla Seventh graders on ths honor Beth Sholom Club SuUo Bay, Um Phitindnaa, aboard Helfferloh oampalto to tyvo-day etale PTA convention cur­ an Hale School of Fairfield and the amended by the proposed change program o f Putney, 'Vt She to a the deatroyer UR6 BauaeQ after Margie Donovan; Wapping; Mrs. Burdzil, 28 Starkweather St.; Eu­ to allow "cluater aoning," a new roll are as follows: PapermlU Rd. area, «*topto* ** rently in session at Manchester Dorothy Wheclock, 19 Spring St., gene DeCobert, 78 Cottage St.; State St. School of Hamden. Patricia Aceto, Joanne Agoati- junior at Skidmore CoUege, ma­ apending a menth on a Far Baat- 'Favm Brook tor th* Mrs. Creamer said that, this aray at nn«.PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Step Unis, if the nmrmal lot siae Dr. Bernard Mandelbaum, pro- elstein, Nancy Flster, Sharon wear coatumea representing fa­ Week, the Douglas Uteary bos on Dr. Marsh centered his discus­ ens. Coventry; Patrick Jordan, Creller, North Windham: Stephen aside, boys. Miss Mildred Custln Past Kasters Kenneth A. Porter display six poetere made by local were a half acre (for example), 'voet of ' The Jewish Theolo^cal Flavell, Joan Fredrickson, Da.vid mous personages, events, or art and Robert K. lin ks were in GBRAT G IFT Friday. April 24,1^111. sion particularly on the school East Hartford; Mrs. Ruth Havens, Dowling, Ea-st Hartford; Barbara has been chosen "Man of the then In a 10-acre development the Seminary of America, will be the Gilbert, Sharon Gworek, Pamela objects of ancient Rome. charge of degree teams at the students at Rham High Schixd. HUGO, Minn. (AP)—Mra. Marj ODD NUOWt^HAU dropout. Evidence shows, he said, 17 Bolton Rd.. Vernon; Leonard Vlk. Stafford Springs; Douglas Year” by the Chestnut Street As­ builder could put up 20 homes— third speaker of the Temple Beth Hamilton. Gary Hastings, Ste­ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Krutt and Hebron Orange meeting Tuesday Library hours are 2 to 5 pm., Mon­ vln RehbeW got two very ijectel that the problems of the dropout be­ Belanger. 73 Village St., Rockville; Fingles Jr., Storrs; Mrs. Carolyn sociation. but on amaller than half-acre lota Sholom Liecture Series Sunday at phen Hoffman, Sandra Hollander, days, 2 to 6 and 7:80 to 9 p.m., gin long before ho decides to leave DeLoige and son, Hebron: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney KSUer are evening at GUead Community presento for her 24th WrUidayv _BMdt of OennaeOMit 0 | « Henry (^ernu.shck, S ta f f o r d Miss Custln, president of Bon- lb s remaining land would either 8 pm . at the Temple. His topic will Stanley Ingersoll, Candace John­ co-chairmen of program. Hall. Third and fourth degrees Tueadaya and Fridayx, and 2 to 5 They were twins Dean Louto and school, stemming back to early Snrlngs; Gail Carl.«on. 197 Bu.sh I Margaret Molloy and son, 36 Birch wit Teller, is the first woman ever bo deeded to die town for ’ park be "Religion and EXhics.” pm ., Saturdky. Bfnir and Ttoaal childhood or even Infancy. son David Keith. ■;* There will be gamea, awards, were taken by Mrs. Fred Boying- , , Dennis Mark, who’U maka Wrth- iroandattoB, too. Hill Rd.; Gail Phlllimar. East St. to receive the annual award, giv­ or wild areas, or to the adjacent Dr. Mandelbaum is also associ­ Also, Joseph Kllmek, Ronald for the best costumes, and refrerii- ton, James Turner and Russell The Hebron BaementaryBUementary School oelebratlona a three-way al- Dr. Marsh warned tha': the child Hartford; Diene Treadwell. 124 DISCHARGED TODAY: Teresa en for achievement in merchan­ property owners with the stipula­ ate professor in homilet.'cs on the Kurtz, James Manning, Mary Mat- ments. Anderson. The Home EconMnlos will present its annual spring o t w - ' ^ j,j the tamUy from now on. deprived of maternal affection and Hackmatack St.; Patricia Robert.s, Lang, 25 Maple St., Rockville; dising and allied fields. ' tion that they not build on the faculty of the Rabbinicai Depart­ son, Stephen Matson, Marilyn "mothering” stands In great dan­ 117 Prances Dr.; Mrs. Hannah Mrs. Rose Mosciovecchio, Wap­ property. ment Prior to his present a^ioint- May, Marcia McCallum, Thomas ger of becoming a mental health Kearney, Ea.st Wind.sor; Mrr. Ann ping; Mrs. Ruth Bay. North Cov­ TPC has prcpoaed Um fol­ ment, he served ae dean of stu­ McKay, Jo-An Mlkolowsky, Kath­ problem. He cited studies of Insti­ Sch'esinger, Dob~on Rd., Vernon; entry; Merritt Salmon, Phoenix lowing limitations for the amend­ dents at the seminary’s Rabbinical i i tutionalized Children, raised with­ Mrs. Ifnrgaret Bonadics, 147 Au­ St.. Vernon: Stanley Majewski, leen MUler, Paul Mollnarl, Janet liiiiiiiiiii Klciiard I). Batcheldcr ment: school since 1951. A native New Noriega, Judith Palmberg. out Individual affection, which tumn St.; Miss .lacqiielinc Hoff­ 101 North St.; Susan and Ray­ 1. Only tracta of 10 acres or Torker, he received his bachelor’s man. Wanplng: Mrs. Janice Fitz­ mond Joyner, 27 Saulters Rd.; Also, Geraldine Peralll, Jane showed the Incidence of mented Ill­ reports' occupied this afternoon’s ne are eligible. degree, with honors, from Colum­ Perkins, Pamela Pllkonla, Beverly ness to be 25 times greater than gerald. 27 Concord Rd. Mr.s. Mary Anderson, 184 High­ rummageI . The minimum lot siae in Rural bia Unliwslty in 1942. He en­ meeting, followed by workshops ADMITTED TODAY: Donald land St.; Mrs. Susie Mongillo, 56 Pitney, Pamela Reid, Thomas TfA/DER in normal children. dealing with youth problems. Zone would be 20,000 rolled In the Seminary Rabbinical Roche, Nicola Rubinow, Robert Since there are thousands of Jorgensen, 3 Tyler Circle. Birch St.; Mrs. Tillie Sheptoff, 119 square'toet (it is normally 30,000), School, and while a student there Members of Instructors of the White St.; Mrs. Edna Gray and SALE 1 Slmes, 'Weudelln Smith, Mark Mwtt F. Kaabuba eto?^e(na the werUngs of a threeHman capsule designed to reach the moon. This such children-in the state, he said, Handicapped demonstrated how BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A son and the minimum lot siae in Resi­ receiv^ its Israel Davidson Award Splwak, David Strimaltia, Evelyn vehkde will oontam a "lunar bug" wtdeb con be detached from Ito mother, make explorittkme of the organization such as the PTA to Mr. and Mrs, George Williams, son, Storrs. LUTHER HALL ^ dence Zon^N^ would be 12,000 in Medieval Hebrew tdterature, they teach handicapped young­ Brandy St., Bolton; a son to Mr. Swanson, Diane Thomas, Kem T A S 7 V moon eurfaoe, and rojohi the oapeule. Weitchdng the demonatration ^are Robert 'V'alda and David must, In conscience, be concerned sters to swln^. lOH is a Manches­ square feet (itK normally 18,000). and the Lamport Award for out­ niomhUl, MlanoheeUr H l ^ School, otiidente, and Guy Scribner, MH8 teacher and Rocket Club ad- and Mrs. William Zavatsky, Wap­ ANY CIGAR ADS? Emonutl Luthoroo ^ standing work in homildtics. He Tyler. with their problems. ter High School student project. S. In all other'Kwcifloations the Eighth graders on the honor vtoor. (Herald photo by Seitornto). ping; a daughter to Mr. and firs. ROME (AP) — Italy 8 lower lot and building fik^^Rural or AA was ordained raibbl in 1946. Scoring the Ikck of funds on the Major speaker at the final din­ Church roll are as follows: state level for dealing with the Randell Woodcock, 54 Seaman Cir­ priced state monopoly cigarettes Zone under duster aoning must EVn- the past several years Dr. PriscilUi Adamy, Catherine An­ T H E f/rV ner meeting tonight in the school cle. carry advertising on the bac'- of onwOntm with the ^wdfloations for Mandelbaum has worked in close verae topics aa the Tiros and Tel- emotionally starved■ „ child, , Dr. FRIDAY. APRIL U derson, Diana Asveatas, 'Joan ■ ...... Is cafeteria will be Richard D. Batch- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to the package. The ads range from the next lesser acne—for example, association with Dr. Lnuls Finkel- Btar satellites, advances in minla-' Marsh stated that "nnanclng elder, housemaster of Barry 9 AJIl.AJI. Atherton. Lynn Bacon, John Bar- A ■ . . . a i_ _ ^ _____ 1 ______A. ______. a * . . . . . # . . ! ! . . wWiiiike.^ «W k lr.i.r\ a / «r \ «e l/ » ** Mr. and ^Ins. Aurele Michaud, wines to ready - made clothing. a lot in a “dust^’ devdopment in stedn, senilnary chancellor, in the turlzation, the development of my' woefully ehort—microscopic." He House at Newton (Mass.) High Auspiceu of LGLOW. nowski, Robert Bascetta. Con­ said that appropriations for deal­ South Coventry’. Rates depend on how many thou­ Reddenoe Zone AA must oonfoim direction of t^ Institute for Re­ PTA Parley Intrigued lar plastio (has very high tensile School. His topic will be "New DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: sand packages of cigarettes car­ stance Bayrer, Deborah Behnke, U. S. CHOICE STEER BEEF atreng;th—used in weather bal­ ing with the problem total (Xily to the Mgulatiioos for a Residence ligious and Social Studies. David Bengtson, Elizabeth Blck- Adventures for American Teach­ Mrs. Glendora Amell, 296 Henry ry the ad. L eimifim about 320,000, while ten years ago Zone A non-cluster development. Dr. Mandelba'um edited a collec­ loons) and the design of vehicles ley, Mary Ellen Blanchard, Jo-An the state made an appropriation ers." Also slated is the installation PeimisBton to build a nine-hole tion o f essays, "Assignment in Is­ for exploring the moon. of PTA officers for next year. Boudreau, Roger Briggs. Judith By Space Age Feats Feelings of the audience were to the University of Connecticut golf course north of the Wilbur rael,’’ publi^ed by Harper and Buckland, Richard Cartwright, Oroas Rigliiway and west of Slater Raw in 1960. He has written ar­ perhaps summed up by one wide- o f $40,000 to study the causes of S t Is betag aeked by the Fttrloway ticles on ethics, and the Interpce- Susan Caspary. eyed youngster who ventured to sterility In cattle. "I submit that Also, Ronald Cheeaman, Irene Take a 22^»iliber rifle. Aim It at a boxcar 80 miles away the stage to meet Kaehuba at the the state should do better by our Public Records O ^ . ^ tetion of Judiaan for many puMi- Condio, Frederick Connolly, Ste­ PrmoipalB m the Ann, I>r. oations. Hto complete woik a which is moving at a speed of 2,000 miles per hour. Put end of the program. "Gee," he children,” he said. phen Connolly, Milton Cosllt, ROASTS stammered, "that was juet about In his address, McKay second­ iHmimMil RoUdns and Raymond critical edition of the Pesikta, was Jeanne Crouse. Jeanne DeCesare, vour shot cleanly through a keyhole in the door of the boxcar. Warrantee Deeds Jewdl, announced last fall that published by the seminary in 1962. to u ’U be delighted the greatest thing I ever saw!” ed Dr. Marsh’s plea for more Bruce Derrick, Joanne Dixon, these dne Roeats. You will‘ have then perlirform e a feat comparable' to that of funds to deal with human prob­ Herman A. Wierzbicki and Ast- intended to build a seml-pii- Dr. Mandelbaum form erly The Spacenipbile, currently rid C. Wierzbicki to Henry F. vate g d f dub on about 110-aores served as program editor of the Dana Donovan, Robert Dotchln, ROUND- U.SJJA.. graded choice beef, American apace actontista. act The touring Connecticut echoole for lems. He cited the millions being Florence Do'wnhsun, Barry Elliott, trimmed for value with just acoompitohed one aa dltfteult wti spent on roeui and bridge-building Skelly and Elizabeth M. Skeliy, at i«wit, partly In South Windsor.. semkwry'a "(ElteTnaLl lig h t" NIBC Anreriican ‘Taither of Space the month of April, to one of 18 property at 55 Overland St. A t the time the appUoants ran ratfo and TV series. 'While he Nancy Finlay. Janet Fontana, enough fat tar savory good- tile Ranger moondhot which land-j similar units operating through­ pnigrams in' contrast to the nomi­ Joyce Frankland, Pamria Frank­ nesB. Cook tham alow and •d on the far aide, of the moon. Flight,” to NASA’s present day nal sums for tha preservation of Quitclaim Deeds agahsk an appcment flaw in the served as editor, one of the FACE RUMP projects and programs. out tha country under the aus­ The 841 Corp. to Lena Marlow, ptutmiTig and aoning lulee—there "Btemal lig h t television dramas lin, Merle Frazier, Shaitm Ooet- not too long-to please every So stated Matt F. Kaehuba, pices of NASA. It was brought,to human resources. chlUH, Mary Harrison, Ann Hln- OB member wltii a well done BpaceonobUe lecturer for' the Na- KaObulba explained the uses and Miss Coleman discussed some property on Main St. * Rvas no way for the town to ap- received a Sylvwiia TV award in the convention through the efforts Clifford A. Dutton and Helen S. 1959 as one of the outsbaikllng pro- nov, Bonnie Hooker. "on the outside’’ and "rare” tioneJ Aeronautioe and Space Ad­ workinge of the mtoslles being de­ of Mrs. Harold M. Samuels, PTA o f the factors which are believed ' prove a new golf course. veloped under, the current space Dutton to Pola Building Supply Regulations were subsequently gframs, and another was nominat­ Also, Jeffrey Hooper, Philip on the inside. Makes your ministration in a towoe science state president, Who haa scs . a to cause juvenile delinquency. ed for an E5mmy Award. In 1966, Hopper, Paula IqgeraoU, Judith mouth water, doesn't it? So demonstration before delegatee to program from the ’’balby” Scout demonstration at the Seattle These are poverty, physical, so­ Co., property pn Oai; St. chsnged, to allow the TTC to BONELESS- ( . ^ stories tall) to the gar­ grant a special permit for dubs he served as program editor of Juliano, Anita Karp, Nancy Kay, eoms on down to' First Food the OonneoUcut PTA Convention World's Fair last summer. cial and emotional neglect, poor Executor’s Deed t'wo “EXemal lig h t" films that Blaine Krlstoff, Suzanne LaCoe, Stors, tbera’a a treat to fine lest night at Manchester High gantuan Nova, which is atlll on Kaehuba said that demand for housing and schools, and inadequ­ The estate of Mary Traygis to and oouises after piibUc hearing. the drawing boards. To give the The present application SLsks the were produced in Itirael, "The Peo­ Susan LesUe, Susan Magowan, SIRLOIN meats waiting for yon. Ochool. the demonstrations has been so ate background to cope with life William J. Traygis and Mariann David McQuade, Jedm Michallk, Xeehuba ^mke for neoriy an audience a rough estimate of its great throughout the ebuntry th-t in schools, she said. Traygis, property on Sherwood sourse be allowed on about 75 acres ple of the Book” and "The Land pptontiaUties, Kaehuba explained o f land. The dub will be semi- of the Book." Jerilyn MuUaney, Judy Muschko, hour to a huahed audienoe that sat NASA to already beginning to Project awards and committee Circle. Claire Olshewaki, Forest Patten, antranced while he damonotrated thait Nova would stand over 300 medre.bookings for 1964. private, and is modeled after feet tall and measures 56 feet wide Punxis Plantation hi Farmington. Richard Pitruzzello, Kaye Rask, some of the recent advanoes in project that Krysak was granted at the base, wider than the audi­ Construction wW be done by a Ruth Rhodes, Dolores Ricci, Dor­ tpsM technology by the uee of by the TPC in February. othy Ricci. nookupe and modeila. torium In which he was speaking. Bethany architect' who specialises The changes in building line .This rocket is designed in thre: in golf courses, Albert Zikorus. The Also, Leslie Rubin, David Rubi­ Kadhuba began hto assplonation would affect properties on the north now, Elena Saenz, Barry Sandals, otonply, blowtog up a balloon and "atages” or sections. The first club will probably open In' spring side of Florence St., east of Clinton stage alone would contain a cluster of 1964. Judith Snow, Nancy Solomon, leleaeing it to demonttrate/the St., and one lot on the north side Christina Stephena, Bruce Ste­ FRESHLY MADE nrinciple of "action .end . zeaotipn,” of eight engines each developing •Hie gravel pit permit la' being of Bigelow St. at Main fit. :U.J IM million pounds of thrust for a | asked by Z- Ralih Krysak, for a wart, kathryn Stoddanl, Edward which to the 'basU'Yor all rocket The Florence St. change ■would Strimaltis, _ ___ William______Suloto, David ITAL SAUSAGE Lb. 79c flight. He then tttebdied briefly total of 12 million pounds. Putting I 29-acre.;tract to the rear of 483 It another way, he said, the first HiUstown 9 d ., #i..RuTgJ. Ussidence ~ ~ Piero the history of rocketry from its i s ^ v_____ S r o______»av?d White. Retort Whlto- swDTBPBracriniir’ Invention ^ the Chinese centuries stage would develop some 260 mil­ Zone.' ' line. The homes In the area, built - - ^ lion horsepower. The pK 'smdd juljoin a gf-aore head, Boy Wiese, Stei*en Zoukla ago through acme, of the early in 1946, as presently located violate aNparlmentii of Rcibert .Goddard, Kaehuba also discussed such di- Ninth giradera on the honor roll DAISY ROLLS 69c iii the building Ihres, set in 1926. are aa follows: ’Ihe change would legalize struc­ Cheryl Avery, Daryl Bagley, tures stimdlng along Florence St. Cynthia Barnes, Jean Baxter, Jo­ fpr tile past 16 years. Holmes Funeral Home is asking anns Belliveau, Carolyn Besser, for the Bigelow St. change, to al­ Christine Bissell, Richard Bom- berger, Martha Bonham, Sharon low an addition to its present build­ :::::: ing at 400 Main St. The requested Bradshaw, Unda Buocino, Bruce ■ n m § clumge would alter the present 26- Burke, Nancy Button, Robert U. S. CHOICE 85 Efst Centei St. foot line to 17 feet Campbell, Margaret Camsy. iiiiii Also, Frank Ohamip, David 1 At Summit St. FAITH IN FOTURE Chatel, Barbara Ooooonl, Oarol t::iH STEAKS WICKENBURG, Ariz. (AP) — Comber, Michael Dixon, Gregory :::::: WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL! f O O ^ Carl BroSt of tiie Gold Nugget Dvorak, Bruce Edgerton, Joan Fe­ u:::: I TOP ROUND or Restaurant believes in planning dora, Barry Gooding, Steven Good- ii PORTERHOUSE for the future. He has a sign stine, Sylvia Helfrick, LesUe Hunt­ m in front of his place anhotmclng: er, Shaoran Jones, Deborah Karp. AkN), Helene Rieoolt, Janet "Established 87 years in 1999.’’ Ill Mhc and Matah CARNATIONS SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD DUFFS GINGER BREAD MIX 7oi. BUTTER BUnERMILK MUFFINS 7 ei. CORN MUFFIN B oi. SPRING SPECIALS i i ! BISCUIT or DUMPLING B oz. LIFETIME PLASTIC OOA’TED CERAMIC LINOLEUM GUARANTEED THLE TILE CHOICE RUGS II pkg*. r:::l 9” » X 12 5 ^ , 4 W ” X 4 '/4 ” Ea. STEAKS MUFFLERS Mra. George Pschechholtz examines an African bowl, part of the 7c 1 Lutz Junior Museum display at.th e arena In Manchester High 15c SIRLOIN OR SHORT School. Miss Esther Granstrom look? on. The two women MANY OTHER SPECIALS wore honored lest night at the state PTA convention being held PTA HonOTs at the school. (Herald photo by Saitemis). 84 Bottla CRISCO OIL 2 from Area ROY and JOHN SOOR COVERING 11 ii L J l j J l M t Two area women among eight 154 BROAD ST. —TEL. 643-6753—FREE ESTIMATES KBRSHEY CHOC. An exclualve Inner conetructlon keep* International Parts DAYS Corp. mufflers quiet ae a.whisper. . .'bllance that Is staled In tight persona were honored for their OPEN 9 A.M. to 6 P.M— THURSDAY 9 A M. to 9 P.M. for as Jong as you own your car. "outstanding eervloa to children SYRUP CRISPY WESTERN SPECIAL ONLY and youth” last night at a PTJ^ M Oa. d u n M b Continuous, sisctrically welded seams, heavier gauge 33c 1 C 8 L L 0 O f ” « stssl, doubla-wrapp^ construction, all-woldsd Internal baffles convention' dinner at Manchester THURSDAY-^IDAY-SATURDAY | pkgb^ 3 plus JsiLIKOTE*, an exolualva ruat-realstant finish. High School. They are Mias Esther CARROTS: Qranstrom, 60 Oakwood Rd., prin­ A o k b ^ tiO Added security, mila after mile I Electrically welded cipal of Bowers School, and Mra. REYNOLDS NO. 1 SANFORD 50% Wool aWEET LJFB LIQXnD LO N G G R E E N aeama creirtee aingle-unit muffler that's leak-proof George Pschecltooltz of Rockville. MOHAIR 50% Nylon ^ DETERGENT end blow-out proof. No danger of carbon Misa Granstrora’s award was given by the Bowere School PTA ii monoxide get aoeping Info carl FRENCH IMPORT KNiniNG WORSTED iii CUKES 3 For 29c in recognition of her long and de­ 40 gnw. iwg. 1.89 , rog.1.39 rtij 49e M qow WHITE dicated service as both an educa­ tor and community leader. MUSHROOMS Lb. 49e Mrs. Pschechholtz to currently a director of PTA Diatrict 2 and has 1.59 1.19 EVElYeNE MN IME A MMTINS SNEAISNim OALO RIFE SWEET Emry INTERNATIONAL given many yeara of service to PARTS CORP. Muffler It PTA in various posts. Her mem­ PAINT Cot or Dog Food PINEAPPLES ■toft 29c guaranteed for aa long at We'll give you e coupon that you send you own tho ear on which bership award was given by the MEIGEUSE FRENCH SANFORD GIGANTIC ft la Installed. (Guarantee PTA of the Lqngvlew School, El­ IMPORT YARN to Bri-Mar with the labela from 3 gallons of 2 'S L ^ 2 S c doae not eevor repleco- lington. IT EASY m 100% Wool Bri-Mar and they'll send you a free Official mont eervieo chargoe.) Othera who were aimllarly hon­ 50 grm. Wool cnmI U.S. Painting Teem sweatshirt. Or, you can ored Included Mra Chose Going Mohdr Woodhouae, Baltic, former Om- 2 OI.— rog. 79c send Juet one label end $2.00 for a sweat­ WITH ii aUNSHIMB m-HO XEBLBR BUTTEROUP neotlcut eecretary of state; Dr. nig. 1.49 shirt There'S no Hmltto the number you can CRACKERS ...... M d«. pkg. 87a OOMCDBS...... 10 on. p kg . Me MANCHESTER MUFFLER CENTER PYankUn M. Foote, Wethersfield, buy. Get one for everyone in the family and state oommtosioner of health; Mrs. put them on your painting team. Offer ex­ BRI-MAR Jack Ktobhel, New London; Mrs. 1.29 59c pires July 8, 1963. iii Roy Fosberg, Hartford; Mrs. COOK'S James McBride, West Hartford: Top quality, 100% cotton. Snug ttinfWcad neck, rain- Indoors and out, tody modern Bri-Mar fast ee and Mra. Charles B. Gunn, New FREE INSTRUCTIONS forced stretch caffs and waistband. Rad, whRt and amobth and t u f , dries quickly to a touMi, fc**!- FARMER’S MARKET Haven. iOB,a IWak. Choeaa ffsm 1,200 wendarfal ahadaa Mra Nicholas Fast, Groton, blue ambisro. WaabaUa OPENINII for THE SEASON, THURSDAY, APRIL 25th SERVICE STAUON was unable to attend tost night, m ovwm $ mal M A — A X MAW C W BXSiB GBBIIN was atmllarly honored at a pra- OPENING WEEKEND S-P-E-C-l-A-L eonvsRtton meeting:, Tuesday. iii FIRST FOOD 1 «. 4I9-BI11 OCTAM KNITTER’S Q (One Bag Per illlil P A B n (AP) — Edenttoto aboard Ouafemaier) STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. 14 ressarch vesaeto from seven MANCHESTER WALLPAR 101 POTATOES 19 r “sH usInm^oMPLiT nations have brnmn on oceano­ ... FREE GIFTS TO ALL CHILDREN... li ECONOMY AM CENTER ST.» FLINTY OF FREE PARKING graphic Investigation o f the trop WORLD I FRONT END CORRECTION | peal Atlantic. The survey a UNESC (toroject. Participating nO' MANCHESTER FARKADB AMD PAINT c o m p a n y OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TO SERVE YOU WITH COURTESY HIGH QUALITY • GROCERIES • MEATS • PRODUCE • LOW PRICES ttons Include Argentina, BrazU, •ad WITS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES! || qiKl AUGNMENT j ;o Republic, Ilvory Coast, Nl- Nent T ^ i ^ * 1 2 Braneli 149 MOAD tn tm — 4I9.4I91 OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TRX f FJyL-SATURDAY TILL 4:20 FJd. 819 BAST MIDDLE TPKE. (Acroiia From Shady Glen) 649-9953 iiill •m-.'* “ “ to *

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■9kK ,'. v •, : - . . ■ ' ' i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING IfiBRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1908 PAGE SEVENim i MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCBEiSTER. OONIf» THURSDAY, APRIL 25.. IMS by decree. There la no habeas cor­ extremely forceful Chinese-made medlpal supplies and crude ehotguns. To 'get better improvised star raid shelters, sink­ Newsman Answers Queries pus. Secret Mllce keep tabs on a good- dbal of pol and North Vletneimese uniforms weapons, the unit must capture ing earthenware crocks Into pits. say that natkmM affairs have no hama ahoetanad ai^ making dried from S am. to 8 pm. Sdturiay, everjrthing. 'flie government con­ In her own right turn up, and some rice Is smug­ them from the enemy. The system Woman Blind floral arrangemenU: Mrs. P. D. donaUaas o f etothiag and blaafcats Accidental loes of life is tragi­ place on the agenda of local poH- Coventry tends that democracy must be charged by many oppoeition lead­ gled. The main stren^ of the evidently works. Viet Cong arms cally high. Many American offi­ nrUnoon, eorduroy smockao nil- may brought to tha Choreh tioa is absurd! On War in South Viet Nam built frenn the hamlet. level up­ ers with corrupt business dealings Viet Cong seems to be Internal. now Include modem recolUess can­ cials feel bombing and shelling In For 60 Years I am selfMi. gentlemen, I want lorn and fancy sandwiches; Mrs. Hamonity Honsa on Rt. 44A. ward, educating peasants and get­ and YYlth a m a s s in g . a fortune In Eiven if the Laotian boirder could non, heavy mortars, good machine AiqrtkM raoniriag pteknp aervlca the countryside may do more le Open Forum my chfldren and their friends to Kenneth Hartman, cakee; Mrs. ting them accuetomed to the dem- foreign banks. I asked her about be sealed, I think the war would guns and very large supplies of harm than good. A family that lost Gleaners Set may cM »ta« Mrs. Walter F. Kel­ have* the beat in education even if Anton M. Lassen, oesorted pies (OoaMnsad tren Psga One F rad erlek Nolthw feels that nel- ocratlo proceaa. Critics say that these dharges once, and she an­ continue j^etty much as it is. submachine guns. a mother or a child in a raid is Regains Sight it means waitings a year , or two ler. Doaora are aakM.alao to sup- and cakes. ther N orth A ^let et Nam nor Commu- unless Salgtm moves faster toward swered that her fam ily had always Q. Where does the Viet Cong get Q. To what extent is the war likely to look sympathetically on ’ diMnteattoaa fbr ia the Open FPnim wiU not b* longer for a brtter town office Also, Mrs. Kenneth 8. Lyon, plf Mfht cMta per pound fbr ^ with a madilna gun. U the Viet niat China is In a position to risk giving the people a voice In their been wealthy and didn’t need Ite weapons? spilling over into the civlUan popu­ the Viet Cong, which condemns ■Tyrant M i pobttntiaR if tboy ooaUla m an than 300 words.' The buikkng. The school is a neces­ Bridal Show ^ im ppl^ ahargaa (OonttrtMd from Fags Oaa) homemade iuread and dried floral Oong had better weapons or a few that kind of war. North Viet government, the Viet Cong will re­ more money. She yyss much m ore A. Most Viet Cong weapeme now lation? such. things as the work' of the fiUimld iessim the r%ht to decline to pobliA any matter that sity, the town office building is a arrangamente; Mix. Kanneth Don­ The Pine Lake Onmoumity armed airplanee, helicopter war Nam’s email hut growing Industry main popular. interested m power, she said. are new U.8. military weapons, A. Accidental civilian casualties "U.8.-Dlem Imperalist warmong­ ou w b e Kbakne or which ia in bed taste. Free exp r^ on of polit­ luxury. Let’s give our clrildreh for- Apparently Miss Bikes developrelopod ovan, iq^rone and knittad aofa pil­ catib' round and aquara donca Sat­ bring would be avan more diuigaroua. le the major hope for Ite econom- are probably equal to or greater ers. ” Terror cuts both' ways.” The i c views is dcetrad hy oonUlbiiaoiu of this chaiacter but let* etgn languages, mathematics, arts, For May 24 (), How much influence does Q. How. big a factor is Commu­ captured in ambushes on govern­ the condition when she had spuial lows; Miss Margaret Jacobson, urday win ha from 8:80 pm. to But helicopter! have made it poe- lo future. Tbia Industry would be ments units and attacks on out­ than military casualties. Air force Viet C!ong has sometimes shelled ten whidii ace defamatory or abusive wiU be rejected. and social workers for those who Mme. Ngo Dinh Mhu, the first nist Infiltration through Laos? meningitis as a baby. diah towela; Mrs. EUiot Dicker- 18:80 am. at tha chiMumaa at alble to keep tha VlatnameM army deetroyad In a larger war. posts. Often a Viet Cong unit Is bombing and strafing and artillery swarming rural market places, are disturbed emotionally. Tbe Olsaasra Circle of Saoond lady, have? A. North Vietnamese agents Somehow a cataract becqme Pina Laka Shores. Diok M ilV or- an the move. take a particularly heavy toll. and often bums down schools, as­ Even one life straightened out is Congregational Church will pre­ man, knitted mittens; Mrs. Floyd Q. How about progreM toward A. She Is very powerful. She Is come In through Laos steadily, but organized Initially with no weap­ dislocated, the. doctor said; and ■foaowiFa Need ^600 people aaeh week in Gonnee- WSos, knitted slippers aiul .party ehaotra w ill play and Vic Samuelq coupons for the tk. mn Tfiat Nam baooma a oee- intelligence men feel the rate Is ons. The political organizer tells There is no' front line, and the sassinates teachers and local offi­ the vision of tlie eye had not been democracy In South Viet Nam? the YYife of Diem’s brother, re- Ueut's five Easter Beal Treat­ worth the price we. pay the social sent a bridal fashion Mxaw at 8 tb the ■dltor, _ fa v o n . la ca ller. ehq KbraaT A. The machinery exieta but un­ ;arded as the second most power- not numerically great—a few hun­ his men and women that they war generally rolls into hamlets cials, or murders families whose destroyed. So now she can see. ment Centers. worker. Disturbed children are p.m. May 24 at the Church Com­ ? RnenUy the Board of Tnuteea Also, Mrs. Richard Egnar, ear- The WMrtasray Square Daooe A. Mbot American offlclale con- der an emergency claueir In the ul man In the country. Mme. Nhu dred a month. There is no evi­ must fight at first yyIOi handmade YYlthout w arning. Throughout the men cooperate with the govern­ through a dislocated lens, her doc­ Thanks to all. not necessarily the , product of munity House. ef the Luts Junior Museum ap­ naUtms of wood fiber and knitted Ctafb will have a dub level dome constitution President Diem rulee Is beautifut and charming, with an dence o f weapons basing in filtrated . arms — spears, daggers, swords Mekong River delta, peasants have ment. tor said. Arnold Lawrence, large cities. They are a product of Htx. Ckuenco Edmondson baa Mdcr thla ohUkaly. Ambaoeador pealed to the Board of Directors articles and Mrs. Holman Fer- toenorreer at 8 pm. at Coventry 8th week of Extrt our honies. Our teachers say we b:cn named general chairman. Aa- ef the Town of Manrbee^w for an­ Manchester Easter Seal nald, typing and bahy sitting. Orammar School on R t 8L nual euppcet for our chil­ Chairman, have them. also. aioUng win be Mrs. Alton Taylor, dren's indicating at that Gentlemen, you are elected of­ ' Gloi Bradley, ■ Mra. Bbnald B rtefa W la H oa ots time tbat two out of three such ‘Not Utxnriee’ ficials of the people. The people Edmondson and Mrs. Robert Steer. Coventry High School’s Junior Four local students attanding have a right to expect you to :e committee ie looking for Prom "Penosa-D’Amour” wfll be WlwBiam Regional Toduiical Top Value Stamps museums in the United States re- To the Editor, oetve such suppml to the extent As a public service to the An­ carry out their wishes. With a loane of old and new wedding at. held from 8 to 11:80 pjn. Sabuday School in 'WUlimanUe hava at­ OB an average of 80 per cent of dover reLiers of 'your paper I re­ surplus expected in the towns fi­ tire. Petaons who have weadini at the school. TIcketa for the bemi- tained honors for the third mark­ S a v e 2 9 ' Regularly 23c their bud^. Additional support quest that you publish the follow­ nances, it seems to me that we can gowns, bridesmaid or flowar girl formal affair will be available at ing period. They arc Riehaid S a v e Sc is provided in one out of three to' ing open letter to the gentlemen give our schools what they need gowns they are willing to loan the door or may be bad in advance Deeperd, a senior, and Btyno and iSwiss Chalet 2-pound can stances by Boards of Education, as of the Andover Board of Finance. to rqierate. are a^ed to contact any commit­ by contacting committee membera Honeywell, Thomas Taaaen and Chicken of Marshmallow is done locally by our own Bocud Gentlem en: Let’s keep the future meetings tee member. , or the echool office. Paul Lucas’ Robert Potter, freshmen. Talent Service Organized orchestra biU play. o f ESducation for services rendered It was s very worthwhile experi­ as open as the April 17th meet­ The Friendly Circle of F lr a t Evaafcig Hera by our School Loan Swrvice. ence for me to witneee for the first ing. In this way you will know Second Congregational Church Dinnerware! (Congregational Church, to raise Ooveadry r . Pant- the Sea In Older to enlighten the pubUe time the democratic process in its what the people want and are junior choir will rehearae at 8:15 Maxwell House’ F L U F F V regarding our increasing financial purest form st the April 17 meet­ willing to pay for worthwhile funds for its treasury, is offering pm. and the eenior choir at 7 pm. faM LHMe. Meimena TE$-«StL needs, a word or two ent far the S a v e 1 6 ' S a v e 4 0 ^ erating expenses have risen to a schools. There are of course many CUD TO REDEEM R FOR YOU! _ Sevu up 24c point where only 45 per cent is cov­ worthwhile projects in the life of Stop & Shop ered by dependable annual income a town that need support. We M o rto n ’s H om em aker and 55 per cent must come from should not forget that schools are AN UNPREaOENTD DEMAND HAS C $ ■ non-recunrlng sources such as do­ absolute necessities, not luxuries. Beef nations, promotions, solicitations, Therefore it seems justified that M SOME CASES OUNED OUR W mIIICKOII or Turkey F ro z e n #tc. our money be spent in this pro­ SILK CITY PACKING CO. Baked Beans Such a precarious axisteoce is portion. BO longer possible and 100 per cent "BUY DIRECT FROM THE PACKER AND SAVE!’ You are to be commended for SHELVES. FIVE TRUCK LOADS ht of the basic operating expenses bolding the open hearings on the CaL P Rdl Kl4My, Yalow Ey« must come from annually depend­ subject of the budget as the State 84 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER (N sxt f« CborclMS M otors) 443-8400 D in n ers S p in a ch able aources before the continued Law demands and for listening to OF MNNERWARE HAVE JUST mdstnace of the museum can be the demands of our people that the assured. Today we have only two LEAN. TENDER. DEUCiOUS school budget cut wtdeh you made FRESH. TENDER ARRIVED AT STOPeSHOPI aources of annually depoidable in­ be restored to that recommended come: Membershipa ($4,000) and by the board of education. It is re­ Baud of Education ($3,000). Sal­ grettable that you dbemt to ignore BABY BEEF Yol ff t aried commitments total $10,000 "lllC the wishes of the vast majority by and our minimum operatiiig ex- CUHE JUl holding a closed meeting after­ Top ValHo ttamps penaeo for the coming year will wards and ignoring the wiahea of total $16,500. the people by goteg ahead with •t StopiSbep Thus we face a deficit of $0,500. the cuts in the school budget, even We hope to meet this deficit by STEAKS f u LIVER iLu" though a large majority Granted broadening our financial base to the cuts restored. This does not include income from the town and seem to be the democratic way. It EXTRA LEAN! FRESH the United Fund. ($5,000 each). is usually said that the majority AMERICAN COOKED % -X These four oomerstones Member­ rulee in a democratic society. 1 ship, Board of Education, Munic­ wonder if Andover is an exc^iUon You get more ipal and United Fund will iwovide to that statement. a sound financisl foundation to the It was interenUng to me, gen­ GROUND r Ac juicy flavor when liutx Junior museum if each ma- tlemen, that you saw fit to rule SALAMI CQc terialiaas. Inasmuch as the mu­ E me out of order when I spoke in By Hw Piece ' ■ ■ seum enriches the cultural life of s«9 port of the schoed budget by it*8 Top e* the Grade! Manchester in many ways we feel drawing upon my experiences on CHUCK AH* A v e r a g e that substantial municipal sup­ the national scene, a ruUng which 5 fcs. or mere 55c l». w w w w 7Ah. port is both vital and deserved said that things of national inter­ SHRUB SALE! and that $5,000 is a fair minimum est had no bearing on the subject UPRieHT cr SPRIADINO YlW i. AMIRICAN figure, tieaa than this am ou nt of the local school budgfst Our would place our goal of financial naticmal survi-val is very mttch ar OLOIIARIORVITAI, SPRIADINO JUNIPIR Top o’ the Grade stabili^ out of reach. entwined with the direction in Stneerdy yours, which our local education heads. •r ORMN Mbi 0018 PLHMOIA FlliUp Sumner, MJ3. Less then 50 years ago Soviet Russia was in huge part illiterate. Chairman, Finance Committee Yard and gardaa Isitx Junior Museum. Today they stand as one of the most highly educated and acien- sale ef sturdy winWif shrubs fo r a lo v e - • * « '* * * Eaatwr Seal Gampalgn tificaUy productive nations in the To the Editor, world. They did not achieive Uds Choietl state by national actions alone but It would be appreciated if you low, zMMy-sav- would allow me to say "thanks” also by local actions. As a nation -we are dealing with a ruthless The Drink’s On Us! iu f pricaa. through your oohimns to those who enemy who knows and realises the contributed so' generously to the knpoitance of education in achiev­ recently concluded 30th Easter ing his goal of domination of the Gerb«r'$ Seal Fund Campaign. entire world. No lees important is Green Giant Easter Seal ocrntrlbutlons arc ' Baby Food our local actions in seeing that he NibUts R o a s t used to provide rehabilitation fad- does not achieve these goals. Our YOU’LL EVER EAT Uties for Connecticut- men, wom­ nation’s leaders realize the value m4Fm4( 9 im 95c You get more honast value in a en and children who become dis­ of educatkm in this fight. With­ 2 ^ 4 l c Top o’ tha Grada Chuck Roast abled by rtiseaswt and injury. out our help they can not win the ’ HaSi 4 k*» 92c The Easter Seal Society serves figh t Our children will soon be on CiniiMaiidFaiiM because only the best two-thirdi patients with a wide range of th e la b o r market competing of the chuck is used, all excess diseases and disabilities rather against the highly sklBed gradu­ Cheier fat and gristle removed. You get than a single diagnostic condi­ ates of the Communist communi­ Mookay **juat-rite’’ trim. A thrifty roast! tion. MedicaL social and vocational ties for their own personal m rvlval skiUa combat crippling for nearly as weU as that of the Nation. To Choc. Havorad Drink Blua Washday Suds - Ml 49c ‘^*,8‘-35c^je‘«83c Boneless Chuck Roast

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'fTfi- South Windsor C D Ft ESTIMAHS SchoolBoard M di ASPHALT The Baby Has PAVING Double Green Stamps . ' ill Studies Maps B E s m n n r i A L f A A E X T R A id ^ . atoi O O M o K n A L . . . 100 Been Named••• Ou Pi^ulatiou GREEN STAMPS ■ i a l l w o r k O]0AlUMniBDl WEDNESDAY WITH PURCHASE OF $7.SO OR MORE H j EXTRA APIO THIS COUPON K I •After vtewlng a mmi ■howtog’ ■lO iiM AIll AT YOU. FUST NATIONAL STOM ■i i« ewia-nAiE>l M HEBRON AVE,, toe dlatributlon of school children HRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS Umil O nu pet edult cuNomer — Velid Through Set-, April 27.1963 I E-Z TERMS I GLASTONBURY. CONN. STAMPS CIG Aim iS, lifR A TOIACCO IXIMPI FROM STAMP OMIR Onnunlnf*. Pamela Jean, daughter ot John Paid and Beverjy in town, toe board of education Stack Cummings, 14A Garden Dr. She wad bom AprU 17 at hM. voUri to ask town offlclala to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gruidparents in HARTFORD COUNTY consult with the school board be­ FOR YO U ! are Mr. and Mrs. James Black, De^am, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cummings, Arlington, fore buying land for school u m . Va. to a letter to the Town Council, • • • • * the school board will note its pre­ Johnson, Doris Marie, daughter of Arthur and Ruth Clough vious advice that it will be neces­ Johnson Jr., Mariboroogh Rd., Glasrtonlbury. She vms bom sary to build an riementary oehool April 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ in the north central part of town parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dana Clough Sr., Northfleld, Mass. within a few years. H er paternal grandfather is Arthur Johnson Sr., Gill, Mass., and It was suggested at toe board Gets Scout Award her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Minnie Johnson, Greenfield, meeting this week that this ad­ Dr- Harold 8. Barrett, 120 U. Ma.ss. She has four brothers, RuaseU, 6, David, 4, Raymond, 8, vice may not be accurate in the I Lakewood Circle, received on Sat­ and Kenneth, 1. light of facts revealed by the sriiool population map prepared by O l^ N tN G urday the Boy Scout Silver Bea- Lawrence, Brian Michael, son ol Ritihard E. and Arlene Hills Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TYlpp which I ver award, given annually for Lawrence, 79 Mill St. He was bom April 20 at Manchester Me­ pinpoints the residence of every “di»ting;ulahed and outotanding morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. school child. Concentration of pop­ Clifford Hills, 84 Mill St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and I service to boyhood.” ulation, it w as speculated, may be Mrs. George Lawrence, Grand Isle, Vt. He has a brother, Rich­ Dr. Barrett was one of five wlio such that another area for the next ard Edward H, 2; and a sister, Doreen Marie, 5H. I received the award at the anniuU • • « • • elementary school may be more I Scouter.s’ Banquet of the CSiarter Holbrook, Gregg Joseph, son of Donald and Gloria Travag- logical. Oak Council, Boy Scouts of Am er- Board members Mrs. Jane Ro- linl Holbrook, Tolland Rd., Bolton. He was bom April 18 at Man­ I ica. chester Memorial Hospital. Hie maternal grandfather is Ernest meyn and Mrs. Laura Katz have Chainnan of health and safety Travaglinl, PYamingham, Mass. His paternal grandparents are been asked to submit reports at i m Discoumr PMCES Ifor the Charter Oak Council, Dr. M r and Mrs. Poiter Holbrook, Braintree, Mass He has three the A pril 30 Board meeting on First Barrett is state deputy commis- brothers, Richard, 10, Christopher, 3, and Michael, 1%; and two publicity regarding the Jimlor J S i I sioner of public health and head sisters, Shirley, 7, and Karen, 6. high school plan. FYuits and per­ of the Office of Public Health of • • • • • tinent information regarding toe National W E G IV E 1 the State Health Dept. MoOartney, Soott Hunter, son of John and Beveriy Tuttta proposed junior hlg^ will be dis­ I W B G IV E He was bom In Providenco, R. McCartney, 7 High Meadow Rd., Bolton. He was bom April 19 tributed so voters may be well-in­ PLUS i d w STAMPS 11., received his B A from Brown at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand^rents formed on the issue when it comes S t o r e s University and his MJJ. from H ar­ are Mr. and Mrs. Burton TutUe, Deep River. His paternal to a referendum on M ay 18. First vard Medical School in 1841. In grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McCartney, 37 Lancaster Rd. New Teadiers Named 1947 he got a master of puUIe His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tuttle, Tivelve additional teachers have National health degree from the U n lv ^ lt y 21 Hudson St., and Mr. awl Mrs. Robert PorterfleKI, 178 Oak of Michigan School of iSiblie been engaged for next year. I G R E E N GREEN Grove St. H e has a sister, Lori Ellen, 2%. Mra. Carat .Angelback wiH teairii Stores J 5 T A M P S > \ W E GIVE I Health. • • * • • Engtleh in the Iflgh school. She J S T A M P S ^ Dr. Barrett has lived in Man- Small, Laura Enen, daughter of Gordon K. and BSalne Miner is a 1962 gradate of WeUeeley I che.ster since 1950, when he joined Small, Hublard Dr., Vetnon. She was bom April 14 at Man­ College, a ^ Is studying for a the Connecticut Health Depart- chester Memorial Hoi^>Mal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. master’s degree at the Univeiralty Department. and Mrs. Francis Miner, 30 Campfield Rd. Her paternal grand­ cit Connecticut, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small, Lake Worth, Fla. She Mrs. Caroline Murray, who wiH TOP or BOTTOM ROUND has a brother, Jeffrey Gordon, 5; w d a sister, Linda Elaine, 2. * • • * • teach mothsmaitlaa in Grades 7 Coventry and 8 at W apping School, w W 375 Bonus Stamps C R E E N Garcia, Jennifer Elizabeth, daughter of Francis and Helen graduate from Miount Hotyoke Col­ Dtaohenko Caicia, 70 Dart Hill Rd. She was bom April 19 at S T A M l lege In June. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matemal grandmother ts Roadside Shrine Dedication Set I Third Quarter Mrs. Dora Diachenko, 36 Babcock St. Her paternal grandmoth­ Mra. Norm a Roitateln win teach O N ITIMt BILOW Dedication o f the shrine to Our Lady of Fatima at St. Joseph's Church, Union and art and arte and crafts in the er is Mrs. Joseph Carcia, 38 Babcock St. She has two brothers, West Sts., Rockville, is scheduled tomorrow at 7 p.m. The Rev. Hyacinth A. Lepak F-ancis Jr., 12, and Tknoti^, 9; and two riatera, Claudia, 6, and high school. She is a 1954 grad­ IXTIA STAMPS with One Urge Honors Listed Angela, A will bmtow the blessing in rites at which a Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus uate of State University of Iowa. LB • • • • • honor guard will participate. The shrine is the personal g ift of members of Our Lady Clarence Vince, who will teach BELLYIEW BROOM Reynold's general science in toe high school, The honor roll for the third »e- Swain, Glen Allan, son of Samuel and Sandra Sabine Swain, of Fathna Council, Knights of Columbus. (Herald photo by Satemis.) IXTIA STAMPS With One Querf M 20 Knox St. He was bom AprS 15 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ will graduate from Central Con­ ALUMINUM FOIL I mester at Coventry High School pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sa- necticut College in Jime. H e has FINASTAU-PURPOSE CLEANER I has been listed. Une, Wollaston, Mass. His paternal grandparente are Mr. and dents in the area are complaining done practice teaching in South First honors, requiring an aver- about the large amount of traffic, Mrs. Samuel Swain, Cottage Bt. ’Windsor. IXTIA STAMPS with One 7-Oz Bomb I age of 92 with no grade below 83 • • • • • particularly on Sundays, "n ie y Directors Plan Action klisa Mary Ann HoUand, who 35-FT ROLL 33< on full credit courses went to: Schnerman, U sa Anne, daughter of J. Allan and WUma WU- claim there is a constant flow will teach French in the elemen­ BON AMI DUST N' WAX WB Olva / Grade 12, Barbara Bickford and from 10 a.m. until early after­ LB Bems Schuerman, R!FD 3, RodcvlUe. She was bom April 16 at tary schools, is a 1961 graduate of I Virginia Couch; Grade 11, Jan Manchester Memorial H o^tal. Her matemal grandparents are noon.” IXTIA STAMPS with One 7-Ox Cen Face Rump Roast Central Connectiout I Blamberg, Suzanne Cleverdon, On Dump Condition Hansen confirmed the amount Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams,, Princeton, Ind. Her paternal Miss Judith Bell will tea«renits are Mr. and ing carried out. Is a very slip­ to the property of adjacent resi­ “You get to recognize them after Miss Janet Lachack 'wUl teach FINAST AMMONIA TOP ROUND or CUBE 5-OZ TUBE I Grade 8, Diane Buscaglia, Kath- Mra J. A. Morrissey, Flushing, N. T., and Mrs. Anna t«vay, shod, haphazard, IrresponBible dents. The flying papers are the a while,” he said. HONOR M AW Grade 4 at Avery Street School. wHh One 47-Ox Pkg l. 5 9 . I leen Giesecke, Cathleen McLain, New Haven. She hM a brothw, 'Diomaa Andrew, 2. Job.” reason for the recent complaints. The situation could be remedied IXTIA STAMPS Skinless Franks He pa-omised, "W e ’re going to do She will graduate from WUUman- I Ann Roy and Sally Scovell; and • • • • • He said he wants a special board if a guard were stationed at the something down there— make sure tic State College in June. I Grade 7, Jane Billingham, Joan Hampson, Robert WUlbun, son of Victor Rodertc and Evelyn of directors’ meeting called to in­ entrance at all times, said Han­ FINAST DRY DETERGENT VIMNA COOKID - SLICED 4-OZ PKG 69. the garbage is covered every night sen. I Murdock, Anne Welles. Herrick Hampson, RFD 8, K ^y Rd., Vernon. He was bom vestigate "the intolerable situation Miss Dianne Doherty who will Corned Beef and make sure toe area is clean.” IXTIA STAMPS with One 32-Ox Cm Second honors, requiring an av­ A pril 15 at ManriieOter Memorial Hospital. His maternal that . . . has caused for too many Stamler said that at the special teach Grade 8 at Orchard HIU Pepsodent Stamler ^ d he would like the erage of 83 with no grade below grandmother is Mrs. Cart Herrick, Andover. H3s patemcd cx>mplaints from area residents.” meeting, "w e will stress to the School, is graduating from Plym­ VMNNA COOKID 4-OZ PKG 49. special directors’ meeting called as general manager and to Langtry outh (N J L ) Teachers College In ARMSTRONG ONE-STEP Sliced Pastmani 74 on full credit courses: Grade grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hampson, 46 Union St Stamler said he has had "at least STEAKS TOOTHPASTE • * * • • soon as possible after M ay 6, when 12, Gail Cargo, Judith C arr In a dozen” complaints within the the Importance of having a more June. IXTIA STAMPS with One 7-Oz Can the board will have completed its COLONIAL COOKID 3-LB CAN 4 Giant business, Barbara D o ggart^Javld Phelon, Peter Meffert, son of Hebert aw l M ary Ann Meffert past few days from residents near sincere and efficient effort to rem­ Robert Ford, will teach Grade 6 work on the fiscal 1963-64 budget Turkey Breasts Faton, Raymond Giglio, 'Thomas Fhekm Jr., 40 HKlcrest Rd. He was bom April 13 at Man­ the dump site off Olcott S t edy this poorly supervised condi­ at Avery Street School. He wUl RENUZIT AIR DEODORIZER and set the next tax rate. General tion." Haddad, Chester Heckler, Donna chester Memorial HospltaL His paternal grandfather Is Hebert M ayor FYancis Mahoney today graduate from Salem, Maas., State Manager R ichard Martin and 3M OZ TUBE Kohler, Ann Lovell, WllllEim Mor­ Phelon Sr., 162 Cooper St. He h is a brother, Jeffrey. said he will apjKjint a three-man College In June. LB • • • • * Deputy Director of Puiblic Works gan, Jean Morris in business, John subcofnnilttee from the board to Misa Margaret Boland, who will EXTRA stam ps EXTRA s f y l STAMPS Chester Langtry would be asked Eye-Saving Bulbx - Laib H Longer - 40,40^ 75,100 Walts Ohlund, Diane Santoro In busi­ MadDuff, Melissa Ann, daughter of Maloohn and Janloe Mc­ study the prOiblems and recom­ teach Grade 8 at Avery Street WITH ITEM USTED BELOW to attend, he said. Open Forum W/TH /TfMS USTID BELOW ' ness, Beverly Taylor in business, Arthur MaxlDuff, 87 Waddell M . She was bom April 14 at mend action. *T believe it takes ac­ School, ia graduating from Central Yesterday, Stamler vialted toe Thomas Welles, Daniel Wenner, Maw^ester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpiuents are tually more than one meeting to Connecticut State College in June. Westinghouse luSS ____, rtT mUK H ^ Y 'i dispocml area twice, once ait 6 a,m. Recalls Bowers Bloc WITH EACH Smeknd Butt shoulder O M B-OZ PKG • O U B U g e MOWN N’ sitvi Dexter Wheelock, Sharon White, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McArthur, Pensacola, Fla Her paternal clear up the situation,” he said. Mias Margery I Passett, who wiU and again ait 11:30 am . To toe Editor, Gerber's Marlon Woods In business, and grandparents are Mr. and Mra. O. S. MaicDuff, 86 Milford Rd. The mayor said he thinks there teach Grade 2 at Union School, is Fresh Haddock Fillet H e said toe area was "a mess,” Had a majority of voters, and OFH 1-LB PKG Pinust SlUud Bocon BABY FOODS WiUiam Zelgler. Bbe has a brother, Ledey Alan, 2. are two major problems that have a graduate of Boston University. • • • • • and something ought to be done yours truly, listened to the Bowens Regular - All Colors Grade 11, Carol Bovnnan, Thom­ brought the complaints, received LB 43* OPM 2-LB PKG Finust "Big Vedun" Pranks Strained about it.” He said his impression Bloc In a more attentive manner The board of education will hold Whitaker, Whitney Patrioia, daughter of H. WUUam and by several directors. as Brainard, Barbara Cargo, Ty­ was that the site was “not pnuper- with the formation of said group a special meeting on April 30 and Patricia Sheehan Whitaker, 79 Santlna Dr. She was bom “What shapes up very shmply ler Devine, Gloria Dubord, Jane ly auipervisod.” back in fJie month of January, wUl meet with the Wiqiping F T A Dial Soap 2 29< Aprfi 4 at Hartford Hospital. Her matemal grandparents are la mostly a lack of supervision all i'h OZ JARS French, Jay Gorden, Carol flick­ 'While the refuse is suppooed to 1954, tWngB would have been dif­ on M ay 7 at 8 p.m. at the schodL MY. and Mrs. Edward Sheehan, Flast Hartford. H er paternal along the line, or we wouldn’t nave T O U T SOAP ing, Joel Irvine, Stephen Jamaltus, be covered every night, it hadn’t ferent. Back from Mediterranean grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitaker, Baltimore, Md. the condition as we see it,” he Janet Korner, Deborah McKusick, been fully c o v e r t sitiice FYiday, he ^ I readily admit the Boaird of FJd- D. J. Daly, airman, USN, son of S o i s t i ^ She has two brothem. Trey, 4, and York, 1. said. “ FYom the top down, toe su­ Chopped 4 92c Susan Potter, Carol Shirahac, • • • * • safaL ucation is a very tedious topic to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Daly of Moot!* Stomjr pervisors are not handling toe sit­ Paloiolive 2 ^ 31< Daniel Storrs, Diane Wahmann fitacuss. You are either damned or 214 Farnham Rd., ia serving Ffooh Sprios Frodooo t DeRosa, John Carl, son of Richard and Olivia Soocca DeRosa, uation as they should be.” He deociribed the dumping area and Valerie Wenner. condemned. 'Very little praise is aboard the attack aircraft car­ D IT Iia m T - For AutomsHe Waihors .^ee/e/r/ 251 Benedict Dr., Wapping. He was bom Ajxril 11 at St. FYan- M ayor Mahoney said too other as foUows: “Papera were blown Grade 10, Rosemary Belaxdlno. given to one or ones who speak rier SS Franklin D. Roosevelt, cls Hospital. Hartford. HIb maternal grandparents are and problem, as he sees It, is one In­ all over the place. Garbage was EXTRA djy STAMPS Susan Crane, Lois Gergler, Forster against anything the Board of Ed­ which returned to Mayport, FTa., Metrecnl Mrs. C^k> Scacca, Hartford. His paternal grrandfather is John volving equipment. He cited toe out there raw. A s for super­ /^ll CONDWSW 24-OZ PKG 40< Grant, Karen Groot, Lorraine ucation is for. April 22, after spending seveh EXTRA idW STAMPS DeRosa Sr., 41 Femdale Dr. H e has two statera. Diene, 6, and fact that one of toe two bulldozers vision—there wasn’t any.” WITH ITEM LISTED BELOW Helms, George Jacquemln, Claudia Prom now on I look for nothing m m tbs in the Mediterranean. LIQUID Jennifer, 3. at toe area is under repair. Stamler said, " I wouldn’t want With Controlled Suds WITH ITEMS LISTED BELOW Jean, Lynn Mamet. Benltta • • • • • In a favorable tone from those During the cruise, the carrier vis­ oNi OZ tAN Bigg Shovo Croom ‘"Thls^ appears to me to be no to have a home over there.” LETTUCE Chocolate - Vanilla Plaster, Charlee Popple, Judith spearheading the drive for more ited Rhodes, Athena, Istanbul, Assfalg, DavM John, son of Robert and B aibara Cable different than a big snowstorm,” He said, “ The situation 'wiU K IB IR Q - SOLID HEADS Sanborn, Patricia Tarbell In busi­ money year after year tor toe Genoa, Livorno, Naples, Cannes 3-LB PKG 79. 1-lbPhg FeMue "lO r Uw* Seed Assfalg Sr., 921 Foster St., Wapping. He was bom April 12 at he said. ‘"The cleanup Is just as have to be olariHed or other dras­ All ness, Paula Tillinghast, Marcus Board of Educatiem. and Barcelona. The Roosevelt is EXTRA dW STAM PS Hartford Hospital. His matemal grandparents are Mr. and important, If not more Important, tic measures will have to be tak­ With Miracle Molecules ^ A 8-OZ CANS Tilton, Judith Treschuk, M ary I f my memory Is kind to me, scheduled to spend 30 days in 44b Hg 1.69 Mrs. John Cable, SouUi Windsor. IDs paternal grandparents because of toe health hazard in­ en, beoause the people just can­ Formula 7X Lawu Seed m m m r w it h it e m s l is t e d b e l o w Sheila Trumble and James White. let’s drift back to the period ahort- Mayport to enable the crew to are Mr. and Mrs. Max Assfalg, East Hartford. He has a volved.” He added, “When wo have not put up with a d t u ^ o n like Grade 9, Robert Chase, Hope ly before the start on construction take leave. LARGE brother, Robert J. Jr., 18 months. that.” RInso Blue LGE PKG iM to Pkg Upgrade Lawn Seed OM u» lOAt Finost Egg Raisin Bread Green, Priscilla Heck, Linda • * • • • of the Keeney School. W e were Couples Chib to Dine Ib is morning, he said he visit­ Hietala, Michael Hunt, Christine MoUoy, Richard Michael, aon of Richard Valentino and M ar­ well cautioned by the Bowers Bloc M.UI DiniGefT - Sc DIAL PACK HEADS omnNAH Banana Chiffon Cake ed the area again. “I found some The Couples Club of Our Saidor Jamaitus, Thomas Kolodziej', Jean garet King Moiloy, 36 Birch St. He was bom April 20 at Man- on what has taken place in our Pillsbury action had been taken,” he said, Lutheran Church will have its first O N I HQ OF It Finest English Muffins Moriarty, Robin Potter, Patricia tester Memorial Hospital.His matemal gnan^arents art mldat. They predicted in calling adding, "They didn’t do a perfect dinner party at the Terrace Room CHOCOLATE DELUXE CAKE MIXES Sherman, Donald Storrs and Caro­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert IGng, Liverpool, England. ’em right up to the present day. Silver Dust /roaaiE Food Spoeioi oFMnNAST Fudge Square ICED job.” at Bradley Field Saturday at 8 lyn Trask. • • • • * I just wanted to alert the new Pink Lotion Langtry said tola morning that p.m. All members and friends of C A L IF O R N IA BUNCH FROZEN Yellow, White, Grade 8, Linda Bronowitz, David Knox, David George, son of Georga Edwin and JudUb Hote- voters as well as those of yester­ 29. opKitozMa Buitoni Lasagne three or four extra men were the church are cordially irndted. Chocolate Fudge Cargo, Theresa Carpenter, Susan melster Knox, 53 Union PI. He was bom April 11 at St. FYan- day In bringing out the truth. FROZEN sent to the dt^msai area yesterday Information may be obtained by o o z b t l ''YOR" GARDEN oNiLoznee Holloway House STUFFED FEPPEM Cochrane, Barbara Garrison, ds Hospital, Hartford. His matemal grandparents are Mr. and Yours truly, Lux LIQUID D im om r 37. afternoon. “They did a mtle calling Richard Sievera, 62 Wood­ FROZEN Mrs. Lawrence Holameister, Hartford. His paternal grandpar­ FYancls J. Haippenny David Higgins, 'Natalie Hladky, cleanup. W e do R perlodloally,” land Dr.; WUUam Schwartz, Gra­ Blue Liquid Laundry Detergent Green Beans ^19. etMz(M»zn(o Lombrecht CREAM CHEESE CAKI 19-OZ PKG ents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knox, 140 WoodSide St. He has 221 School St. Peter Hoffman, Marcia Honey­ he said. ham Rd.; or Robert Suver, 181 well, Edward King, Thomas Low­ bwo brothers, Michael John, 2 ^ , and Paid Edwin, IH . Langtry added that the disposal « • • « • Woodland Dr. LIQUID D sniam r P IN T C A N SPINACH EXTRA dW STAMPS ery, Kathleen Mahr, Kenneth M or­ area crew has been doing its best Wisk Collector’s Office Open Ceiery Hearts ««23< gan, Thomas Papanos, Donald Gnllo, April Christine, daughter of Albert and Mlarjorie Lef- in the face of high winds during The T ax .CoUector’s office will WITH ITEM LISTED BELOW Perkins, Isis Purvis, Dorothy flngwell GuUo, 28 Dover Rd.She was bom April 18 at M m - toe past few weeks when a per­ White or Colors be open Saturday from 9 a.m. to CHOPPID 10-OZ Spry Fhirvis, Mary Rizy, Merrllyn chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are fect cleanup job has been “Im­ Pinenppies .vino >kan uch 29< i 9KC Of 4 Knost English Muffins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leffingwell, Meriden. Her paternal grand­ noon for the convenience of tax- e r U A F PKGS Stwek, Cynthia Squires, Terry possible.” B A R S 4 # I * parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Gullo. Meriden. She has Both Mayor Mahimey and Stam­ payerk This is the last Satiuday Lux Toilet Soup 3 IHORTENINO Stinson, Mary Jane Tpomey, Deb­ two brothers, Gary Allen, 3, and Bryan, 1; and two staters, Linda, ler said they think the public before M ay 1, when interest Liquid Laundry Dsiergenl orah Trumbull, Deborah Waldron, 8, and Dawn, 2. works department should rent a charges on unpaid taxes will go Jolinda Wilks, Dexene Woodman • • • • • into effect and Frederick Young. piece of equipment when one Is LIQUID DiniO m T QTBTL LOOK! LOW m eom r mcES! Pepin, Mlriiael Joseph, son of James L. and Joyce Scully out of commission, such as the H igh School Mena All 3-LB CAN Grade 7, D avid ' AdamCik, Stan­ Peppin, Marlborough Rd., Glastonbury. He was. bom April 19 Cranberry QT ley Alexander, Sharon Benoit, bulldozer. Monday— ham and cheese sand­ For Dishes or Fine Fabrics STIRLMO 26-OZ S a v e at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His matemal grand^icnts wiches, vegetsble soup, white Cedctail Janette Boisvert, Sherrie Demlng, Langtry disagrees. *T figure one Plain er Iodized CTNS Caraation CANS •W C »e Ocean Spray BTL 39. 10c are Mr. and Mra. Roland Peppin, WUllmantic. • His paternal should be able to take care of lt,V cake with hot fiidge sauce; Tues­ Sah 2 Linda Gale, James Greenleaf, grandmother is Mrs. Eilinor Koppiach, North Windham. He has a Maurice Isserman, Alice Jac- he said. day—meat loaf A gra'vy, mashed Trend ' Dmaaoir 2 KM 39. 15H O Z $ f0 0 Seva brother, James Jr., 18 months; and a sister, Donna Lee, 2%. James E Hansen, 43. Fidton potatoes, green beans, lea eraom; i l . w L ; w M S 6 r«4 d a d W lia o tn KhOZ H GAL JUG quemin, Adele Kennon, Ralph • • • • • Nothing Milder CANS I 16c Lucky Whip King, Shirley Kuchy, Marsha Le- Leading Lady Rd., a bulldozer operator at the Wednesday—pork dKm suey with llaDISCO 1 5 0 Z PKG S S c PKGS Calo 8 Dazzle Bleach SS.".:* Glezen, Katherine, daughter of John Carver and Becky Hatch disposal area and crew taader, Mid rice and noodles, oookiea; Thura- Doyt, Marie Little, Christina Cnezen, 231 Spring St. Ext., Glastonbury. She was bom April IMlss Gloria DellaFera will play yesterday that the men ware day—iMked beans, hot dog on roll, FACIAL Richmond Melady, William Morgan. 'Kath­ 18 at Manchester Memorial HospitaL Her matemal gfrandpar- Trend annaoiT 2 nu 59. Faemit luttar 12-OZ BOXES O C . S o v * 29-OZ CAN DESSERT TOPPING MIX the leading role In the Manchester working to capacity, but that It rellrii. fruit; Friday— Pizza or egg OF 400 # J C 2 lc leen Moriarty, Darlene Palmer, ents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Carver Glezen, Whitney Pt., N . T. Her 18-OZ JAR SSc JAR Kleenex nssui Apricots W hole 29cnr Community Player’s production of has been difficult to keep toe area salad sandwich, soup, apple cake. Buy 3 - Gel One for k Skippy 39.‘s:* 4 Paul Peterson, Robert Plaster, paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hatch, Roeemont, ‘T he Man In the Dog Sliit,” Fri­ clean while one bulldozer Is miss­ IDlk is served with all meala Roblrt Purvis, Wayne Schnell, Fa. She has a sister, Sharon Joyce, 22 months. day and Saturday at Whiton Au­ 10V^OZ OZ PKGS Wayne Shirshac, Alice Smith, Jan • * • * * ing. 8 OZ CAN 2 49< ditorium. Curtain time is 8:30 Mbachester ' Evaiing Herald Sweetheart Soup 4 MRS 34. 12G Z CAN Jam Tarts ^ROL PKGS Thompson, George Cour and John Sinunonds, David Paul, son of Arthur WUUam and Doris He added that he thinks tos men Hormel Spam 43c‘S.” Hershey Cocoa 29c';:* 2 p.m. Sonto Windsor oorre^xnidcnt Wile. Oonley Simnumds, Talcottviae. He was bom April 20 at Man­ could use another truck. LansdiY Mias DellaFera’s varied theater says hq thinks another tr u w Is IsHm Katz, tel^hone 644-17SS Sova . Briefa chester Memorial Hospital. His matemal gnuu^jerents are Mr. eiq>erience inctudes roles in many A book fair will be conducted not needed. Reflaz photo Nyiong* SpongM l-OZ CAN and Mra. George Oonley, Newtmrgh, N . T . His paternal grand­ Player’s productions: ‘•‘Reclining M ao ri 2 5 c QUART BTL 6 9 « * le * 29«‘s * Cut Beans 4 ca°^ 59< 7< at Coventry High School tomor­ Hansen said that even wMi tos X B E E HOUSE M aio h Oil Bakers. Cocoa parents are Mr. and Mra. FVed Bfmnlends, PerioddB, N. T. Ha Figure." “Light Up the Sky,” Bathroom Tiiauo 2 Ma sous 2 7 e Good Luck row from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Thta present problems, toe disposal area Engaged RALEIGH, N. C (AP) — It you bac a farctber, Soott, 21 moniCbt. “Room Service” and "Moon Over will include displays of books is “about 50 per cent” cleaner The engagement of kOss Marion want a house, and have more Scott Fmidy NapidM AomtoMtoMiiw FINAST 14H OZ')Q.Save Mulberry Street.” As a member of 2 nnsorM 2 9 c 12-OZ JAR B B C ’ S * MARGARINE which will be available for sale. than it was a few years ago when Joyce HalUday to Stuart W. Ba- trees than money, toe logical 28-OZ PKG ^ L S p a i a Q I I S All Green Spears CAN ^ 2 c Beacon Players of Hartford, she Git-Rito Wax Papor tDMTSOU 2 7 e Cereal er‘wm! 39c*sr Heinz Chili Sauce the old area was used. He has raw Jr., both of Manchester, has thing la to build toe house your- 2c D u l Psek played in “Laura” and "Season in Alanchester Evening Herald worked at the disposal area for been announced by her parents, eelf — with your ipwn trees. Cut-Rito Plastic Wrap Mo-nsou 31e the Sun.” ■ .■ Q W 1-LB Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ eight yeara Mr. and Mra. Ralph Halliday of 77 . That's whet J. K " Whitley de­ She has directed "White Sheep Kan-L-Maal Dog Fo^ 44IM 0 5 9 e C I t l A L le-OZ PKG MACARONI PKGS 47r‘*’*‘ line Little, telephone 742-6281. P.A.C. In a statement this morning, Goodwin St. cided when he purchased a tract Wheaties Log Cabin iS ' 29«‘i: LaRosa of the Family,” "Jenny Kissed Her fiance Is toe oon of Mr. and Boitnio Tuna Cat Food 2 401 CAM 2 9 « HB'PKG Stamler added to yesterday’s eom- of land with lots of tall pine trees REALL Y8TVCK Me” and "Howie” foi; the Players, m e i^ : MIm. etnart Banmr 54 Petfchia ■UTTIR on toe property. "W e wanted a Wiih-Bono Russian Draadng aoxsn 3 9 t MT. WASHINGTON. Pa. (AP) and him participated in backstage 0t. 4 9 c ‘ S * "Garbage and rafUsa Is being boose," ha explains, "ao .1 Juat BTC'S- Swanson ’•rOikiim 59.'s:* COOKMS 2 Getting stuck twice in the Mins actlTittea. left uncovered aeverai dagra at a Mtaa BaUidagr la a 1961 graduate naturally began tobiMwg ot h i d ­ Chidiaihof-tha-Saa light Chunk Tuns saoiCAi.35* Wheatena ™ MtaB DellaFera has played in day Is enough to make an lea time. Seagulls are constantly oC M ancheatec O g h Scfaoid. and ia ing a log bouse.” dackae-of-tha-Sao While Tune p« bcam 43« cream man lose his good humor. workshop productions for W ire ’s picking up raw garbage and drop­ enq>Ipyed at National F irs Inanr- Altocugh be bad no experience PKGS Ebcperimental Little Theater for Nina Uvas Cel Food 240kcani29c William Andrews' ice cream ping It on adjacent property. Pa­ ance Co., Hartford. in buUding, toe ambitious B ^ tle y Paper Towels Pinast 2 OF 2 Welch's Candies'4.*“ *l**'r(J Sunshine Cookies 3 truck got stuck in the mud while BINGO radio, and has worked and per­ per is constantly a menace. Mr. Baraw is a graduate of studied up on toe subject His Sunshina Chocolate Charrias n-ozneo 59c JAMAICA MtNII, WHIUIOIGS, lUmUCOTCH IKlMMtM, VanW a W ofare 12-ox — OiWt Creme SondwHh lUi ox P. A. lALLROOM 150 COUNT ROLLS tUGAR lAlY JUNIOt lAOl •i>4 SUOAX lAlY NUOOni he was making hie rounds, tkii formed with the Traveler's Dra­ “Rats have also been reported fluahing Academy, Atobuinham. wife helped him peel toe bark from aOARHTES. BUB & TOBACCO PBOOuaS BtlMPT «O M STAAAP OFPHI there were plenty of Good Son- matic Club. at the scene. When warm weatoar. Moia., and attended Norwich 'Uni- toe 76 frees used Urttoe buUdlni EVERY MONDAY^S F.M. WB RESBVE IHI RtQHI TO UMI1 QUANTITIES arltana around to poidi and UMve ■The Man In the Dog Suit” Is comes, flies will certainly Ita 'vanltgr. H e is serving In tte UJ3. The rustic log bunplow, wl_. ponsoMd b f CMbiteaa Catholic L a - there.” PRIOS EFFECTIVE M FIRST NATIONAl SUPR MARKETS ONLY toe v ^ c l e free. 24 M A A M iTIUnr. ROCKVILLE AxnK ateHonad at F t, Dtz, M.J. ttring room, kitchen» two hed- ncABtnBt. HER & K»A£CQ HOfiyCIS MiMeT R P M STAMP. OFFIR _ i-etee AndTswe discovered ttiat Ua ot OatamlNM. and ta directed Stamler-said that, Irnriiia tha Mo date haa been aeeoeieed lor focHM, bato and fiamita lo a n , fane M MHIBIJjl fifllXlB JIMS flU M M helped Itself to |B0 from • ton fag Ykwent id Laiach poemr bioiring a r a n ^ tba 8Mta to dtoa. to Um track. 1 ^ TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 1963 MANCHESTER E V E l^G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968

. ■« I of education at ita May 1 meet­ Wilfred Cote, and Mrs. Angelo Mas- spaghetti with meat and chewe Bolton ing, Crockett said. Because of the sollnl. sauce, tossed salad, cookies; rrl- cost factor, he added, there will be Nursas aides are - Mrs. James day—dreamed tuna on biscuit, bu^ Notice only two seta of pluis mads at Norris and Mrs. Edward Mack. tered pees, carrot sticks, baked ayia Well DriUmg this time. Typists will be Mrs,. A. J. Fred- apples. WE HAVE DAILY The PBC will meet In regular do, Mrs. L. C. DindKk Jr„ Mrs. Cancer Crusade.. Begins OlIP AND REDEEM COUPON THERE'S MORE TO MEAT than meets the eye s ^ io n Monday at 8 p.m. at thS Alexander Plante, Mrs. John Cos- Letters are being received by DELIVERY TO THE To Start Soon conference room In the Town Of­ tanzo and Mrs. Russell Wlnther. Bolton residents In the annual ap­ fices. Mrs. Leslie A. WiUlamson and peal for Ganger Crusade funds. The Mott ‘Tender-Trlni” label guarantees your serv­ Perfectly Aged—Mott’s 'Tender-Trim” meat is kept BloodmobUe Workers Mrs. Stanley Nichols Jr. will pro­ Lawrence Flabo, chairman of the 100 EXTRA At School Site Mrs. Emerson Boswogth, chair­ vide transportation. Miss Patty town drive, reports a quota of BOLTON ing Deliciously Tender, Perfectly Aged meat, Triple just the right amount of time at just the right tem­ man for the bloodmoblle visit ’I’ues- Clark will be baby sitter. 1485 has been set for Boiton. perature. This aging process deepen^ flavor, accents dsy at Bolton Congregational Helping to set up and load the Town contributions totaled >4Bo S& H STAMPS Trimmed for extra value— your insurance of good eat­ The public building commission Church at Bolton Center, has com­ BloodmobUe van will be Robert last year. AREA natural tenderness, keeps in freshness. (PBC) signed a contract with pleted recruiting df workers.' Lodi. A. J. Roberts and Ebierson In addition to the mall appeal, wllh purdiase of *5 or mere ing, complete satisfaction,. every time. Stavens Brothers of Vernon yes­ The Red Cross BloodmobUe will Bosworth. coin collectors have been placed in be at the Religious Education Donors are still needed for the business houses throughout the Coupon Good April 25 thru April 27, 1965. Umlt Triple-Trimmed—Mott’s “ Tender-Trim” meat is trim­ terday to dig a well St the high one coupon to u family, Adulta only. Building of the church from 1.45 Tuesday visit, Mrs. Bosworth said, town. LENOX med and trimmed again, all excess fat and bone is cot school site on Brandy St. to 6:30 p.m. since less than half the schedule Cubs Splash Party Deliciously, Tender—Mott’s “ Tender-Trim” meat is Drilling for the well is expect­ Mrs. T. J. Connelly of Weaver is filled. Persons who will give Cub Scout Pack 73 will swim PHARMACY St*te Luwt' Clgurettea, Beer away leaving just enough for good nutrition, delicious ed to begin about May 1, PBC Rd., Manchester, will be capUin blood are ask^ to call Mrs. Bos­ at the Manchester East Side Rec .and Fair Traded Itema exclud­ JOHN DURAND naturally bright red, fine-grained with streaks of Chairman T. Jack Crockett aald of the day. Manchester Red Cross worth or walk In during the visit. from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Saturday. The 299 E. CENTER ST. ed from offer. flavor. There’s no waste— every pound is real Meat today canteen volunteers, supervised by School Menu boys should bring a towel and MOTTS 1 ' I • Meat Manager creamy white fat for tender juicy eating. Value. The planning and design sub­ Mrs. J. E. Elliott, win be on duty, Monday — fraukfurt on roll, swimsuit. Charges and the cost TEL. Ml 94)89S Mott’s—Manchester committee of the PBC has met as will gray ladles from Manches­ sauerkraut, potato chips, peaches of a stop at Shady Olen on the re­ twice this week with Architect ter. and pears; Tuesday—baked hash, turn trip wH be borne by the pack. Arnold Lawrence, Crockett said, Bolton nurses on duty for the pickled beets, buttered spinach, to complete plans for the school. visit Include Mrs. Byron Shinn, gingerbread; Wednesday — turicey Bolton news may be telephoned Plans and specifications should Mrs. T. J. Crockett, Mrs. Harold and gravy with rice, buttered car­ to the county desk at The Herald, be ready for deliver to the board Laws, Mrs. Milton Jensaa, Mrs. rots, cake squares; Thursday— 648-2711. R^^ad Herald Advs.

Y«i Gel a RAIN CHECK In the event, because of unfore- REDEEM VALUABLE COUPONS aeen conditions, Mott’s runs out of I any advertised Item, you can re­ ceive a "RAIN CHECK’’ entitllng Super-Right Quality, Tender, Young Pork S4»B PORTION you to the product on your next MAILED TO YOUR HOME! SMOKED c regular visit to the store. 2 PORK LOINS 25 L6 PORK RIB HALF LOIN HALF LOIN PORTION 7-RIB PORTION 39; 49; 39; 29; TOP or BOTTOM Shoulders Wi*j«a8iaE568«ilSiMa HRWMM Hiif Super-Right Quality, Short Shank U. S. Gov't. Inspected — Super-Right Quality (SPLIT or CUT-UP lb 33e) ROUND LEAN and Setting ^The Tender Trap’ FLAVOR-RICH Tlie backstagfe crew won’t be seen tonig-ht, tomorrow and Saturday when the South Windsor Coun­ 29' LB try Players present "The Tender Trap" at South Windsor High School auditorium, but their work IK:.'' ,v5Ryibc««V'i.'.'; -MiimwiMMyimiT - ... CHICKENS1^ ^ HE 29 will. Busy on the set are, from left, June Bldwell, set designer; Mary Welch, assistant stage manager; Jeanne Mangino, publicity agent; Charles Barker, production manager; Francine C. Cot­ C l t r i m n CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN lOOZ Chicken Bream L.SS" Chicken Bocks uio' ton, on the properties committee; and Robert Rakus, lighting chief. Curtain time is 8;30 p.m. j n r i i n p peeled .nd DEVEINED PKG w l.3 7 for the Shulman and Smith three-act comedy. ( Herald photo by Pinto). 1 Chicken Legs h 49' Breast Quarters ROASTS Fresh Sliced Pollock lb 25^2 5 ' 1129' 1 . 3 3 VACUUM PACK 6 OZ 1 Chicken Wings Leg Quarters Bologna SUPER-RiaHT PKG several outstanding and sustained will be furnished by Tiny Quinn's NASA Officer superior performance awards, and Orchestra. There will be a social BONELESS in 1959 was granted the meritor­ hour before the dinner, from 6 O F BEEF — Super-Right Quality 3rd to 6 th Ribs ious civilian service award. to 7. , * C of CGuest The 1117th U.S. Army Garri­ Tickets for chamber members son Reserve Unit will provide a and friends are avaiiable at the SIRLOIN STEAKib $ F color guard for the chamber meet­ Chamber of Commerce office, 139 The principal speaker at the ing's opening ce.'emonies, sched­ E. Center St. Chamber of Commerce’s 62nd an­ uled at 7 p.m. at Fiano's Restau­ RIB ROAST 58 LB nual meeting May 9 will be James rant, Bolton. TOP p . Cahalane the assistant director Music for dining and dancing Discussion Slated for regional development of the ROUND STEAK ib northeMtem office of the Nation­ On Unwed Mother 99' al Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ tration (NASA). Cahalane's speech will range ,^^^?^f«nel di.scussio.n will be held EXTRA STAMPS TO 60! Lb. $<|.09 broadly over the field of space ex­ ’, May 1, at the annual CUBE STEAKS ploration, particularly relevant to spring luncheon of the Manchester —with Coupons from Plaid Mailer Booklet New Ekigland’s new flight and Auxiliary of Children's Services of electronics industry and made Extra Plaid Stamps With Extra Stamps. With Malltr Lb. $|.19 more timely by a projected 22 or­ Connecticut at the Manchester Mailer Coupon and Your Coupon and • '2-pr box of MINUTE STEAKS bit space idiot scheduled for later Country Club. Luncheon will be MELLOW- In May. served at 12;30 p.m. The topic of $5.00 MODE Purchase MOOD Nylons A native o f Boston, Cahalane Is the discussion is "The Unwed ^ Extra Stamps With Mailtr Extra Stamps With Mailer FLANK STEAKS “’ 99c ■n a graduate of Boston College. He , Mother and Her Problems in Our Coupon & a 50 lb bag of Coupon and a 5 lb served with the Fourth Marine Di­ Community, Spiritual, Social and Medical.” 100 DOMESTIC vision in the Pacific during World 2 lbs 35 ^EAD Fertilizer CANNED Ham W ar n, receiving the purple heart, Panelists will be the Rev. Felix G reen Beans " the Marine Corps commendation M. Davie, pastor of Second Con­ Extra Stamps With Mailer Extra Stamps With Mailer FRESH letter with ribbon, and the presi-1 gregational Churcli; Dr. Ro'oert 39 Join the ihouiandi of Coupon and a 4 ox bof of Coupon and a 12-qt sixe dential unit citation for action ' Alesbury and Mr.--. Douglas Rob­ T o m a t o e s b " thrifty ' customers who WHITE HOUSE ■■•II- GROUND BEEF against the organized enemy. erts Jr. Mrs. Alesbury is program are redeeming their Plaid LIQUID Shampoo IN5TANT0RY fvlllK > ^ 4 9 ' Before joining NASA, Cahalane chairman. Booklet Coupons. This 5 EARS 39 Extra Stamps With Mailer Extra Stamps With MalUr i B e li e v e : worked for more than years Yellow Corn " week's bonus items tots) 11 The event is open to members Coupon and a package of Coupon A 2 1 lb cans of with the UB. Air Force at Hans- and guests. Fteservations will close up to 600 EXTRA PUID com Field, Bedford, Mass., where -a- Monday and may be made with STAMPSI rWN T M BO9S D°ccD Carrots his most recent title was director Mrs. George Walker, 17 Harvard Mix or Match M O m BREAD o f procurement. He is recipient of James B. Calutlane Fid. A&P Green Beans^;,.9o?p"i Mon's FORDHOOKA&P 10 OZ IS PRICED RIGHT l-LB. Lima Beans FROZEN PRO for aOO 2 LB B A G PRAV 5 1 ANN PAGE STRAWBERRY SLICED BACON PACK A lP Frozen Ltuer quantities at 59 SPECIAL JAR 59 lOOZ PKG PRESERVES Mixed Vegetables regular low price Geri Ann Bread is another ex­ A&P FROZEN 1 LB M A C ample of the Mott philosophy; PKG “ Staple everyday cost of liv­ Our Own Tea Bags "Sc OFF" LABEL OF 48 4 8 ‘ SPECIAL PKGS OT ; I STRAWBERRIES 3 ing food products should be C fuihisl TtkaU. 9n. Jown.! \ priced as low as possible.” . . . m a r g a r in e ANN PAGE CORN OIL SOFT WEVE SAVE MOTT’S GREEN CASH REGISTER TAPES! [ PRICE REDUCED SPECIAL ROLLS 4 9 TOILET TISSUE Geri Ann Bread is an ex­ FANCY YOUNG 2 ^ ex tr a stam ps w ith 1 LB clusive Mott product. 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| l ;; . ' .t ... ■ i MANCHE3TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 PAGE TW ENTY-I^ail P^€HI TWENTY-TWd BIANCHEStER EVE*ONG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1968 road tracks to Hartford Rd.,'and dustrial development authority, .Rcre building fcts,' and continued keep the outlying su«a8 open, but DAILY CROSS^HD PUZZLE changes, the plan suggests an In­ Nutrition Survey Set . LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE dustrialdustrlal area 'arou^ aro Hilliard and would also extend north to the which could raLse money for pur­ agricultural usiCVhere possible., it would also encourage more In­ Three Master Plan Sections Regent 8 ta. Such devalopment was Wilbur Cross Highway. chase, development and proiiiotion The plan allows for two-or tense development of the center, \ discouraged recently by the report An Industrie’ >• ''He: of the industrial park. three-family per acre development according to the plan. > KUALA LUMFURr-A team of JNS1XKJ , Subject of Hearing Monday o' the market analyats hired for plan assigns about 100 acres to The area might be served by a near Spring and Gardner Sts., and Other sectiona of the proposed American nutrition experts la go­ CAP ARENOUTWyiNaiOfASE OPF. the renewal project, wKo thought an Industrial park site north and railroad spur. between N. Main Sf. and Rt. IS. plan for hearing on Monday — the ing to carry out a two-njonth aur- west of the Tlirnplke and south The Rural Greenbelt: In the out­ For -areas outlying town other circulation plan, the plan for the vey of Malayan nutritional prob­ WAS: RAtFOOT F06ARTY A 6 A I ikdr.i the town should not count on a t­ SREAT NEWS. MARTHAf NOO 6REAT DETECTIVE ? Talk 1| Thra* sectiona of tha propoaadf 1. To amphasls s davelopmant of tracting new Industry to that area. of Tolland Tpke. lying sections of tow.n the plan than these, the plan recommends downtown, and Uie parka and rec­ lems. Heading the 16-man team FOeABTV, THE fiREAT DETECTlVa . Tree FROM WHAT X H ^ R , MB. eomprahenalve plan for the town downtown Manchester aa a region­ A proposed street south from The plan also recommends that recommends the preservation ot two-acre zoning. reation plan — will be covered in la Dr. H. E. Sauberllch of tha Na­ V4H0 RETIRED RECENTLV 1? WELL? The Herald this week. COOLDNfT FIND AN < I ACM BB trio iir of Manoheatar, prepared for the al ahopplng center, a high density Depot Bq. would follow the rail­ the alta be controlled by an in­ current public open spaces, two- Not only would this plan help tional Institutes ’ of Health. HB'6 ASKED ME TO BE A PARTNER 4 \ ^ (c o m t o ToWn Planning Commlaaion p<^ulatk>n area, and a center of IN HIS TOBACCO BUSINESS/ EGAD e l e p h a n t h e r d IN A tOoqfittaw MODDV CANVDN! i form). CTPO), yyUl ba aubjaot to public chdo faculties. A FTER X PUTJHlS f ir s t STORE piMt gPraydlr S ombthinbteus m b iXeom wodoMT hearing at 8 p.m. on Monday at 3. To create a new center In the ON A SOUND f in a n c ia l POOT- gAir (comb, S ou'r e 'SUST b r e e d in s • Ooeanin tiM ferm) tha email auditorium In Manchea- North Bind for high density resi­ INE, WE'LL OPEN U PA CHAIN UAnbUn fulf 7New Zeatond tar High SohooL dential uae, local shopping and O P SHOPi/r— A HEADACHE , BUT « 0 a h ea d AT LEAST ITS iS S h M ^ a parrot To ba dlacuaaed are the land uae light Industiy; UTIm m com r gR^ant and Mroiilatlon plan, the parka BUGGS BUNNY y A GOB.' much of Um gBlbUcal 8. To encourage oonaolldatlon of moontaia and reoraatlon plan, and the plan Industrial and wholeaale activitlea POPUUR’S 33rd ANNIVERSARY! ••rth’i —— rUEV.BLKSSl I '^'VOU ARC THE IBPeruM 10 Citnif truiU for downtown Manchester. near HlUlard and Regent Sts. WANT ONE OP EAGER ONE, AIN'T , IS B n 'i naiiM llTVee 43 Incline In tha paat, Informal hearinga 4. To create an industrial park ITlUiiUrr liU 10 TIeree (ab.) 31 Olre credit to In the Buckland area. THOSE LIPETIME I t Playing canto 30ZOO rooma 34 Seine tolet 44NegaU7aroplB on tha' plan have been poorly ZOChrlitmu long 3STiiUptree, ggCUrlOUlOnO 46 Lamentatloiie attandad, although the document 8 . To contain urban develop­ UFamala aalnt for Initanca If adopted wUl provide a guide for ment within the built up area of (ab.) 34 Regret s s a ? 5 r the physical development of much town, Md retain an area of open atcatatn traa 37Harveat 40EzpunS6r SSPrinuiUi land around rural areas. product 41 Simmer (Scot) SSConductod of tha town for the next 30 years. T h* plEo, prepared by Planning To accWpllsh these goala, the 8U©SViS ggChamlcal nlOx IT IT plan suggr^ts the following uses gg Stray 1“ r r - r - r r " r and Jtenewal Aaaociatea, Cam­ lifetime asCandiea bridge, Jifaas., ooet about $31,000, of town 1 encil 30 And (Utin) nr IT IT The Centrkl Business District: P - S3 Rind $16,000 Of town mbney and $10,- Encourogemmt of retail develop­ SgTYee Mad i r r r IT" 0 0 0 frcrni a fedaral grant. ment of Main SL, with emphasis coating 1 Should you attend the master r 3 S S y i^ fa r on a new department store and i r 1 ' plan bearing? increased parking facilities. famarlum L—• ■ i l [I If you grtpe about the traffic SOnvortta a r w 24 i j oondlUona at the Center; The plan recommends the elimi­ SOSelna - ■ L nation of angla parking on Main y & F A R 43 Indian walAt BnMi a r a 1 a I f you don't think you are being TM A h(.r« e« / ?0600D' 43 Eofopean fineb • 1 u LT properly served by empty storei St., the extension of Cottage St. tiS O t 48 Tier on Main St.; to Charter Oak St. and eventual­ tTSmalleat m t t l ■ — Zf you frequent tha town’a parka ly to the new Rt. 6 , and a new ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN amount 5 T pattern of one-way streets, all to 4gHualeal i l or reoreatioa areas, or If your compoaition ■ r ohildren do; improve the traffic in the area. B" 41^ -•OU MH3HT TKV ASKINi,' \'.-ELL, BEST m V I KNOW SOUNDS UKE A CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 51 Shield beering ■ □ amna If you are concerned about the Also encouraged would be the 725 Middle Turnpike East TH' KINS TO M/'V-E , S 1 0 MMOW ESO I FAMOUS BySOtN*ABOUT LET'S! ‘ v o u o n e : )K#y.- 54 Italian dty 8 l F n □ i l i i outside of town; civic buildings, and new entertain­ ABOUT IT? / DOIN' SO O P P E E P S .. 55 Hammer beed BO IT Bvan If you are simply Intereat- ment facilities. Come Join the Celebration! Save! SOIbrough b i A local market would be pro­ Popular Grond Champion Quality 87 Vend s r ST IT ad In knowing where jwur tax dol­ SSFonneitf lar Is going; vided by high density housing ad' Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. till 9 SORedactorf (ebj B" 57” Jacent to the commercial center. SOVery (Plr.) j r I f any of thaae apply, you may find the dlscuaslon and the pro- The plan recommends housing in CHOICE SEMI-BONELESS SHORT CUT DOWN ST W 8 T I>osed plan mean something to you. the Cheney Mills area east of Elm 1 Separatee BM J St., and in the estate section along S lu c y More specifically;'’ how would the land uae proposals affect you? Hartford Rd. CHOICE BONELESS BRISKET The land uae map that the .High density development would TPC will distribute at Monday’s be encouraged between Main and hearing shows the commission's Spruce Sts., south of Center St OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ropooals for future development and north of Charter Oak St. Si the town. Otherwise the plan supports It would be Impossible to detail continued use of land near the TH‘ BABY FELL DOWN •LUB* how each section of town would center at the present residential RIB ROAST TH* CLOTHE* CHUTE AH' •UE.' CORNED BEEF MStCKE STUCK--WELL HE DOESN’T 1 develop under the proposals. In­ density. WHY PlPNT'>OOeO GIVEANS stead, The Herald will describe the The North End; The plan calls SELECT SELECT THICK END WHOLE FIRST CUTS PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER DOWN TH’ CELLAR A S MUCH goals that the plan seeks to fur­ for new high density residential ariAIR*? THAT'S T IM E TO ther, and the way It suggests the development along N. Main St., a C CHOICE THAT'S PISHIN® POOR DEVIU HIS 'rtXJTH MO WAV TO 6 0 THINK AS town go about reaching them. CHOICE T'n r^A DOWN/ y o u GET.', new neighborhood shopping cen­ IS ASAINST HIM! , I f you want to know how the ter, and improved facilities around 5th.thru Ik 1$t thru ^ < SO fr4S plan will affect your property or Robertson Park and Union Pond. CATFISMIKlG> linteroata, a large scale map of Of the proposed changes, most 7th. RIBS 4th RIBS B A IN E S proposed future land uses Is avall- can be accomplished, and have lb Lb. Lb. Lb. 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Balk Calls Touch Off Biggest Rhubarb of Season H o w n s HOLCOl Aaalstaat Sports Bdltoi] ^ ______■ ■ - - - - -II------" Gain Fifth m m Garrity Advances Hitlets Indians Hping Well 30-M in u te For a team without a pitching stiff, with a sophomore for A ^s Barge into Lead a catcher (a key spot on any club) and an almost non-existent N B A T itle COMMERCIAL TEN PtN batting attack, Manchester High has done quite well, thank Stoiidhigs In Title Defense you, in its first three CCIL outings. W . L ., Pet. E x p lo sio n Taking ths above items in or-^ In Thriller Dofi WlUls ...... 80 40 .667 dsr ws find that one player—sen­ Man. S a n d ...... 75 45 .625 Only one defending champion— Tom Garrity— will be on ior lefthander and team captain Roy Motdrs ...... 74 46 .617 the firing line Saturday afternoon at 3 when the fiiials of On P en a ’ s Fine Work LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ Bob’s Barber ...... 64 66 .533 Mars Game Fred MoCurry, has pitched every The Boeton Celtics, combining Nelco Tool ...... 64 56 .533 all six divisions of the Town Boys and Girls Duckpin Bowling AMERICAN LEAGUE Inning ol the three starts thus Dean Machine ...... 61 59 .508 Tournament will be held at Holiday Lanes. Two additional W. L. Pet. GJI. NEW YORK (AP) __ Or-«>two White Sox runs In thr 12th< Wayne Oiusey singled in the far. Over that 26 Inning stretch a resoiution to win with the NEW YORK (AP) — The pJo O JfnoL at New York. Hoyt ^Ihelm winning run in the eeventh A.B.A. Tool ...... 61 59 .508 defending champs—-Kathy Kusmlk'*- Kansas City ...9 .. .9 5 .643 — lando P^ena, a refugee from he's aUowed a bars two runs— wisdom of “oid age,” proved Conn. Motel ...... 60 60 .500 and Ann Frankovltch—were elim­ four - letter word, BALK, Chicago ...... 77 4 .636 ■/] picked up the victory, allowing against loser Mike McCormick. Inated Kathy MacKenzle, 121-104 Ed Charles' two-run single high­ both tainted and one unearned. Wednesday night that they Man. UphoWery .... 59 61 .492 inated in yesterday’s semifinal touched off the biggest on- B altiim re ...... 88 5 .616 ■/] the other world of the Nation- only one hit in Sl-8 innings of He and the club have a 2-1 rec­ and 118-103. ^ League, and the little green relief, but allowed the Yanks to lighted the ninth inning buret stiil dominate the National White Eagle ...... 87 63 .475 round. Senior Girls action saw Miss the-field dispute of the season New Y orit...... 6...6 8 .546 IV i ord and the loss was a 1-0 affair. Hillside Package ___ 57 63 .475 The complete final pairings ar* D etroit ...... 7 7 .500 2 men have taken over. tie it in the ninth when one of agabist Stu Miller. Basketball Association. Maynard beat the defending over the new game of balkball his deliveries got away from the • • • Ths sophomore catcher—Tom They gained their fifth consecu­ Jack’s Coffee ...... 56 64 .487 as follows; Bantam Girls—Ellse champ. Miss Frankovltch, two Boston ...... 6 6 .600 2 Pena, a skinny, 186-pounder Moore—bos been more than ade­ Willie’s SteeOi...... 52 68 .433 as played in Warren-Giles’ O e v e la n d ...... 6 6 .455 2 far. He's not ,hltting Biimslde Auto ...... 51 69 .425 G irls—^Nancy W ebb vs. Rolane Nation^ League, overshadow­ Los Angeles ... 6 8 .429 3 nati Reds, blanked Baltimore 6-0 pitcher, Luis Arroyo, was the Pascual, a 20-game winner off series with the Los Angeles 112-102. lost to the 1962 queen, SO­ loser. with the Twins last season, struck muoh, but neither is anyone else. Lakers, four games to two. ^ ey Uttle Joe’s ...... 45 75 .375 Irish; Senior Girls—Diane May­ US. then came back to win the ing a fine three-hitter pitched M innesota ...... 6 9 .357 4 as he and his Kansas City team­ • * • The Indiana have snored eight B arlow ’s T V ...... 44 76 .366 Washington ...4 8 .333 4 out 12 enroute to his first 1068 beat the Lakers 112-169 in the nard vs. Gale Correnti; Bantam final. 107-104. Miss Correnti won by Johnny Podres in the Los mates barged into first place in runs in their trio of op^rtunltlea B oys Garrity vs. Steve Hahn; Wednesday’s Results the American League Wednesday 'nGERS-ANOELB— Victory. The Twins staked him to sixth game, mainly on a very hot in two straight over Lynn Chap­ Angeles Dodgers’ 7-0 victory Kaline Ued it for the Hgers a early 6-0 lead, but he had to and have manufactut^ only 18 second period in which they out- Joe Palazzi 235 — 562, Ray Junior Boys—Ricky Smith vs. man, 125-114 and 144-120. The 144 Chicago 6, New York 4, (12). night with a half-game lead over hlta—^not a very robust perform­ Eagan 220— 562, Ron Hampson 214 over Cincinnati Wednesday Detroit 4, Los Angeles 3, (16). Chicago and Baltimore. when he doubled In two seventh stand off a Senator rally in the scored La s Angeles, 33-17. Prank Rinaldi and Senior Boys— game topped all girls dlinslons. inning runs, then won It with his ance. The Lakers began narrowing —663, Lou GenovesI 226—561, Alex Urhanetti vs. Ed Doucette. night. Kansas City 6, Baltimore 0. The White Sox retained second fifth. Garrity had to go three games Minnesota 6, Washington 4. wrong field drive in the 18th. • * • It stands to reason the defense the gap in the second half, got as Jack Donahue 209 — 557, John Elise Kloter ousted Kathy Kus- to oust Kent Smith. Tom copped The balks calls Uiat have con­ place, just 7 points back of the close as one point, and then 'Tom Hockla 214—557, Jim Syphers 210, mik, 103-98 and 120-119? yester­ Cleveland 2, Boston 0. A’s on the strength of a 8-4, 12- * • • IND1AN8-RBD SOX— has had to be good In order to win. the first one, 130-117, lost 91-106, tinually disrupted games under The Tribe is operating more or Heinsohn stole a pass from Jerry Stan Kirka 208, Roger Gagne 204, day. Boys lost the first of her the new strict enforcement of the Today’s Games inning triumph over the Yankees A’s-ORIOLES— Gary Bell, making his first then won it with a 125-99 final vic­ Los Angeles (Lee 2-0) at De­ leas on the Paul Richards princi­ West to Rudy Larusso, dribbled Herm Paradise 211. three game set to Mary Lefebvre, tory. Hahn ousted Dave Plumley, rule requiring a pitcher to stop in New York. A1 Kaline’s 18th In­ /i*ena, a slim right-hander, had start since last July, and Jim the lengith of the court, and sank troit (Aguirre 3-0). ning homer was the difference In work his way out of three late- ple—"good pitching and a strong 94-105, then came back to win also in three games, 100-87, 107- for a full second before delivering Ao Mudeat Grant combined on a a layup. FLORAL LEAGUE—L a v o n n 91-87 and 100-86. Interrupted play for about one- Kansas d ty (Wlckersham 1-0) the T igers’ 4-3 edge over the Loa innlng jams to preserve the shut­ defense wiU win ball games." 121 and 92-88. at Baltimore (Barber 3-1) (N). four-hit shutout of Boston. Bell It was the big play of the game, Toop 179-456. Both Junior Girls matches were Smith took the measure of Doug half hour during the second inning Angeles Angels at Detroit. Mlm out, and didn’t have the victory One of the top defendem so far agreed both coaches, Red Auer­ IVUnnesota (K aat 1-1) at W ash­ nesota’s Camilo Pascual won Ws nailed down until the A’s broke struck out 10 before he tired in has been third baseman Don Fred BloCurry 2-0 affairs. Nancy Webb defeat­ Zaccai'o, 107-102 and 141-120. of the Dodgers-Reds game. the ninth and walked two. Grant bach o f Boston and BVed Schaus WOMEN'S CHURCH — Fran ed Mary-Lynn Rivard, 115-108 and The explosion came after Plate ington (Stenhouse 1-0) (N). first of the year In the T\^s’^-4 loose for four runs In the ninth. Crowell, possessor of a strong, ac­ tentlon for team honors, the two Rinaldi fired the best game of the was summoned to wind things up. of Los Angeles. It boosted Bos­ Simmons 134, Reggie Oburskl 336. 107-104, while Rolane Irish elim- Jay in defeating Larry Lorentzen. Umpire Shag Crawford called two Only Games Scheduled. victor at Washington, and Pth®;-In­ Pena was rapped for 10 hits, out curate arm that’s deceptive with gave It all they had to score ex­ Friday’s Games Woodle Held provided the In­ ton’s lead to 106-162, and while His 161 opener was the big one. balks on Reds’ 'starter Jim Owens, dians beat Boston 2-0 a tt-^ e v e - the Orioles left 10 runners his slight build. One of the most citing victories. Bracken made it the Lakers battled back, Heinsohn enabling Johnny Roseboro to Kansas City at Washington, 2, WHITE SOX-YANKS— stranded and had two others dians all the hitting they needed improved Is first baseman Mark Rinaldi won 161-101, lost 98-127, with a two-run homer in the fifth to the finish line a bare three or killed their hopes by sinking four then came back to win, 124-106 move from first to third base. He tw i-nl|^t. Mike Hershberger singled in thrown out at the plate In the M onette. four inches ahead of the Spartan free throws as Los Angeles fouled scored on a single by Willie Minnesota at Detroit, (N). land. » • • sixth Inning. off loser Earl Wilson. and go into the final. Los Angeles at Baltimore, (N). The husky football player was runner. Phillips trailed muoh of trying to get the ball. Urbanetll got better as he went Davis. anything but graceful in the early the longer race, then turned on a The crowd of 16,521, while high­ Methodist Teams Star Then, pitching to Podres, Owens Only Games Scheduled. along and was too much for B ryce drills but has improved with each tremendous "kick” to win by a ly partisan, nevertheless gave the Hunt. After winning the opener twice paused unusually long be­ game and has saved his fellow In- winners a big cheer as they ran n a t i o n a l l e a g u e wider but no less exhllerating 96-94, Urhanetti dropped the mid­ fore throwing to the 'plate. Craw­ ..." Yank Troubles Pile Up ...... flelders some errors In each start m argin. for their dressing room. ford singled a warning. Owens EARLY SHOWER— Plate Umpire Shag Crawford thumbs pitcher Jim Owems, right, w . L . Pot, O.B. In Church Loop Finish dle game. 121-130, but scored a by digging errant throws out of a a a "This was a very satisfying big win In the final, 135-98. Dou­ stretched and fired. Crawford St. Lm Ss ...... 10 6 .667 the dirt. win,” Auerbach said as he hurried from the game over the loud protests of catcher John Edwards during the wild second Pittsburgh ...... 8 6 .816 1 cette topped Don Simmons in two, yelled balk, Owens yelled some­ The outfield has been the un­ Sports Potpurri his squad into their clothes for a thing else, and towels and players inning in Los Angeles last night. The argument started when Cra'wford called three San Francisco .. 9 6 .600 1 FINAL STANDINGS ♦ League bowling crown, Team 1 124-112 and 117-90. Maris Injured Again, settled spot so far as Coach Tom There will be more than the late plane connection to Boston. YOU BET THEY'RE HAPPY! — Big Bill Russell, right, balks on Owens in the inning as he pitched to the Los Angeles Dodgers. At one stage Milwaukee ...... 9 7 J168 iV t a m e r i o a n l e a g u e W . L. Pet. finally gaining a two-game edge Saturday’s finals will all be on made their way out of the Cincin­ Kelley keeps shuffling flyhewks in usual local Intenwt In the “So many people were saying nati dugout in equal numbers. At Los Angeles .... 9 7 J163 I '/l BotUng (28 at bata)-^ApariolOk hoists teammate Bob Cousy in a victory hug in the Bos­ N o. MjoUi. No.1 ....76 46 .625 and the championship. a best o f five basis. of the affair, the entire Cincinnati team, with the exception of Edwards and relief an effort to add more b a t t i n g I’Oonn-OIAC Coaches’ CUnlo this we were a bunch of old men. But No. Meth. No. 2 ...... 73 the same time, Owens was P h U a d e lt^ .... 7 7 .600 *'/J Baltimore, .896; .^Mh- ton dressing room in Los Angeles last night after Celtics 47 .606 Leagus awards will be made as pitcher John Tsitouris marched off the field. (AP Photofax.) ____ punch. The only regular has been ■ummer. Rockville High Coach with Bill Russell around. . .well, St. Jeton’a ...... 66 52 .567 follows: High triple, Howie ejected for injecting his com­ OMoago ...... 7 8 .467 8 Surgery for Bud Daley Ington, .893; Hinton, Washington, he’s simply great, that's all." won. Although CJousy sprained his instep in the fourth Vermont Track Ready Ctaioinnati ...... 6 7 .417 8 '/i veteran George May, still wait­ John Oanavarl will take time out Comm. Baptiot ...... 66 56 .542 Holmes 437, Ray Bean 436; high ments. .888; Tresh, New Yorii, .868; Russell hoisted Bob Cousy the period, he was back in six minutes— splaying in his last POWNAL, Vt. (AP)—The first Augie DonatelU, whose umpiring New Y o r k ...... 6 9 .867 41/, ing to be called on for pitchli^ of a iNwy ochedule rooting for the St. Jamea No. 1 ...... 64 66 .583 single, Sam Little 184, George Bar- Smith, Baltimore, .848. SC Inula Cards to Join the speak­ great Celtic guard, high on his So. Moth...... 62 pari-mutuel race track ever built team has csdled 32 of the 67 Houston ...... 4 12 .260 81/, Buns— ^Pearson, L os Angelea, duty. game as a Oltic. (AP Photofax.) 66 J517 ber 169; high single, no mark, urday's game against deve- Geo$ge has been tagged No. 1 ing staff at the three-day event. shoulders and carried him about Assum ption...... 60 60 .500 Warren Chandler and Ed Hlndle, in Vermont opens May 24, with balks enforced in the NL, then Wednesday’s Results NEW YORK (AP) —R oger and Allison, Minnesota, 12; Bob- the dressing room. RSox Look for Little Relief tond. relief man for McCurry but ao far Highlight of the program annual Center CongoNo. 2 59 61 .492 each 98; high averages, Andy the $6 million plant featuring both sent the aiUre Reds team, with New York 2, Chicago 0. Maris to out again, Mickey Inaon, OMoago, and Charles, Kan­ “That was the greatest game Ihe Yankees, plagued with hasn’t had a chance to show his ly, from a writer’s viewpoint any­ St. James No. 2 ... .69 61 .492 Lamoureaux 120.29, Red Oakman thoroughbred and night harness die exception of relief pitcher St Louis 4, San Franolsoo S. Mantle’s in again and Lefty sas City, 10; ObnoU, Kansas City, Cousy played in this series,” said racing this year to separata meet­ John Tsitouris and catcher Johnny Pittsburgh 6, Phlladrfi*la 4. Bud Dailey has joined the Now a long string o f lOnesB and in­ wares. Obfuicea are the "vacation" way, to the midweek chicken b m - S t M ary's ...... 58 62 .483 117.86. Sam Little 117.70, Stan 9. becne. Speoken also Inolnde Bob Heinsohn. Center CongoNo. 1 57 63 ings. Green Moimtaln Park to this Edwards, to the dressing room. Milwaukee 4, Houston 8. York Yankees’ long, long juries this season, have not himis Batted In—Allison, Min­ will be over next week as the In­ Standouts .475 Gryzb 117.54, BIU Faber 117.35 Relief Specialists yet been able to field their Blackman of Dartinontii, Otto Carried Off Floor St. Bridget’s ...... 66 64 .467 and Nene Aoeto 117.15. southwestern Vermont cammunlty Fred Hutchinson talked and From Foes Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 8. of hospltail coses. nesota, 14; L Thomas, Los An­ dians taka on tough Wethersfled The Celtics captain sprained his talked, and Tsitouris warmed up Daley, a Yanik relief pltxii- reg^ular starting lineup. A t Graham,' Coast Guard, Joe Van- Zion Luth...... 53 67 .442 The annual banquet is set June is described by the owners as “the Today’s Gaines geles, 12; Howard, Now Yoik, 10; Monday then antertaln Platt a Intatep in the fou ith period, fell last word in luxurious appoint­ endlessly. er, to scheduled for surgery least one, and sometimes more rlaln, Tale, Dan Jeaacc, Trinity aid Emain. Luth...... 02 66 .433 1 at thie Garden Grove. New York (Craig 0-2) at dil- Ward, C2iloago, KaUne, Detroit, week from today at M e m o r ia l C U ti Stopheuson (ooooer). Brown to the floor and had to be carried Concordia ...... 62 ments, spiectator comfort and rac­ When Hutch had finished bis CLEVELAND / A pt_'T ^p^ Sn the first three innings Bos-®for Boston, and the Indians didn’t oago (EBswortii 2-1). Friday for removal of bone regulars have missed every Field. 68 .433 High scores the final night of get a ball out of the infield against and L^ppert, Washington, 9. on the college level and Oouord to the dressing room. He was New Glory Second Congo...... 47 7B ing facilities." Thoroughbred rac­ dissertation on balks the Reds' ton got only one ball out of the St Louis (Sadecid 8-1) at San chips in his pitching elbow. game. High aobool baseball In ths area JS&2 bowtiiw included: Oekman 152 — Boston Red Sox would like a him though the husky left-hander Ihe series started In spiring H its—A porlolo, B altim ore, 21| HIgta’s B ob M iE ee. back in six minutes, heavily taped 367, Ed Ralph 149—386, Glenn ing will open 'with a 62-date after­ players were requested back on infield. That was Lou Clinton’s Franciaoo (O’Dell 2-0). He wiU be out for about two Kaline, Detroit, and Hinton, Wash­ — other than the Indians — Is little relief from the relief hobbled Fred 'Whitefield’s t'wo-out training when Clete Boyer, and flntohad out a great career. It waa a Methodist year m the Nicol 140—401, Bather 137—352, noon meeting running through the field and the game resumed. dndiHiati (Jay 0-8) at Loa An­ months. ington, 19; OimMl, Kansas Olty, L. retty muoh the aome. Blveryone It 'was his last game as a Celtic. Podres needed little aide, but specialists the opposition is second inning single immediately grounder for an error, allowing Marie, who made his first Marshall Bridges and Tony Watertown High won a besebeiU SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) — America's array of stars was two North Methodist clubs battled UtUe 135—366, Irv Carlson 350, July 27. The trotters will race before Frank Malzone grounded geles (Miller 1-0) N. Thmnas and Pearson, Los Angeles, £depending on young youngsters. He announced some time ago that got it from the balks—one on T.si- the Indians rookie to reach base. appearance of the season laat Kufbek missed action at one game last week when a sophomore tt out for the Church Duokpto EU Fish 361, BUd Carlin 373. from Aug. 27 through Oct. 12. throwing at them. into a double play. , Milwaukee (Burdette 2-1) at a ^ Green, Minnesota, 18. Rockville has a flock of sopho­ named AI OrsUlo pitched a one- be was quitting while he was Still poised today for more Pan-American Games glory after touris in the seventh Inning sent A couple of reformed bullpen It was another fine firemen’s Houston (Nottebart 2-0) N. Friday, rednjured a hamstring time or another. The 26-year-old Texan struck Tom Tresh was sidelined Doubles—Yastrzemsld, Boston, mores in starting roles. E a s t hitter. Nothing unusual there you on bop, and entering the coaching plucking 19 gold medals during the first five days of this Nate Oliver home from third—smd artists now have turned back the performance by Earley. Only Games Scheduled. muade in Ms right leg while PhUUps and Triandos, Detroit, and Catholic, of course, has none more ranks at Boston Oolite. home runs by Johnny Roseboro, out 10 before tiring in the ninth. running out a ground single with flu at the start of the say. Tkue, but the young man to fourth neighbor vs. neighbor athletic carnival. Red Sox In successive gam es — Boston blew a good scoring op­ Friday’s Gaines Howard, New York, 4. advanced than the seemul year, The Lakeirs set their defense on Ron Fairly and Frank Howard. relying an a home run by an in­ Jim (Mudeat) Grant replaced BeU 'Wednesday against Chicago. season. Mantle has played avidlable to Miike Moffo’s squad A big splurge for gold medals to^—, after Bell walked Dick Stuart and portunity In the top of the fifUi, Philadfiphia at Cliloago. .Triples — Hinton, Washington, and SUlllngton is depending on on ly on Saturdays and -vacaitlonB. Sam Jones, who hod been averag­ expected tonight from U.S. swim­ Podres also was charged with one field teammate for the clincher filling the bases with two out. New Yortc at Pittsburgh, N. Me was replaced immediately. only four gomes and Maris, Clinton, and Grant retired the next the other regular outfielder 4; OmoU, Kansas City, 8; Ward, freshmen for its pitching strength. The school has a split schedule and ing 28.2 points a game agaii^ mers, who already own live of balk. each time. Stuart had walked and taken sec­ Otnchinatt at Hbuston, N. The Yankees said Maris will them. They stopped him, all St. Louis edged San Francisco three Boston batters. rest the leg today and Friday rested his leg for 10 days be­ Chicago, and Alvls, Cleveland, 2. The Purple Knight Yearlings— OrslUo, like other sophs, is in the Uncle Sam’s firsts in the games Latest to dazzle Boston is right­ ond on a passed ball. Clinton beat St Louis at Los Angeles, N. Home Buns—Held, Olevetand, right. He got only five paints, 4-3 and m oved into sole i>ossession hander Gary BeU o f the d ev cla n d Ed Bressoud fanned all four —days off for the world fore breaking into the lineup Jim MoVailah and LNATIONAL LEAGUE pire and managers go over It was Havlicek who Started the countries to this year’s Pan-Amer­ • * • 5-2 Tigers victory. to a single safety yesterday as he Manoheater High’s two track By BOB BROWN R was obvious very early last It was Held’s fourth home run ing a three-game series with Chi­ hurled his second one-hitter of the Batting (26 at bats — Coving­ ground mlee in some off the field OeMc soorlng, but Russell was ican games. PIRATES-PHILS— cago at Fenway Park Saturday. ton, PhUaddphla, .429; Demeteg, eo-captains — Jim Bracken and location before the game and do making it all poosiblle by some No other country had more than Boon the ski season of 196S and night that Bell, making his first of the season and each has won young season. The Pats’ only run (1963 w ill be over. Only a few o f Rookie third baseman Bob Bail­ a game for the Indians. T7m two tecuns will jfiay a dou­ Diamond Win, 12-7 Phllad^lriila, .426; Edwards, Cln- Craig Phillips ,— really gave the aiwsy with the Long fennlng bees fantastic guarding, reibounding one gold medal after Wednesday’s ey hit a three-run homer in the start in nine months, was going resulted from an error, a fielder’s Indiana’ frozen' fans a thrill Tues­ the Northern areas remain open. to be tough. Arnold Earley hurled ttie eighth bleheader Sunday. ctnnati, .896; Howard, Los An­ that hold up the staff of all games and passing. action. fourth inning and Roberto Cle­ choice and a passed ban. day morning when they came from It oeems the eariy warm weather Lawson, who walked two and geles, .882; F. Alou and MoGovey, In addition we 'wonder why the The ALmerlcans put on smailing mente drove in the winning runs Although the pattern of play was eonsiderably different Son Franolsoo, and Altman, St. behind to win the 440 and 880- talks are as long at the end of the displays Wednesday, a day good » experienced to the first few with a seventh innig double lor fanned seven, also stroked a dou­ weeks of April dashed the hopes SPECIAL Louis, .876. yard races respectively in a losing season as on opening day. Certain­ for nine gold medals, to 'women’s the Pirates. The Phillies had tied ble in the bottom of the seventh than the first meeting a few days previously, the end result of other area operators who hoped Ruiis — Flood, St. Louis, 16; H. meet with Maloney. ly the groimd rules at the parks springboard dMng, wrestling, rifle the score in the fifth on Wes Cov- --^Where Do They Come From?----- to drive Johnny Karnes home with was the same yesterday as East Catholic scored a 12-7 vic­ to remain open into the latter part the winning run. Coventry had Aaron, Milwaukee, and MoOovey, Although already out of oon- don’t change. and pistol shooting, weight-lifting, ingrton's two-run homer off Bob tory over the Glastonbury Jayvees in Glastonbury. Last baseball and men’s and women’s of April and early May. KilUn^on Friend, now 3-0. Chris Short was picked up its unearned run ki the San Francisco, 16; Groat, St. Louis, AMERICAN LEAGUE A1 Salerno Became Um pire top of the frame to tie the score. Friday, the Ekigles pinned a 19-0^------'------Thursday, April 25 basketball. is the only Southern area which the loser. 14; Mays, San,Franciaoo, 18. still claims to have skiing "for the • * * Hunt (1), Augele; Kaline (2), Jim Luft was again the pitcher setback on the some club were the batting stars for East. Runs ^tted In — D e m e te r , Bacon at Coventry. A couple of U.S. tennis stars, Tigers; Held (4), Indians; Allen of record for Coventry. He’s had Frank Klnel waa the winning Pool Comeback Now Evident Rham at Rocky Hill. Darlene Hard of Long Beach, reel die hards" and they suggest SAFETY BRAVES-COLTS— The former clouted a pair of sin­ Philadelphia and Boyer, St. Louis, a phone call before m ^ng the (1), Twins; Brinkman (1), Sen­ Following Fall from Truck all four (2-2) decisions so far. pitcher yesterday—he also got Frl- gles and scored three runs while 14; Edwards, OlniBlnnstl, and Friday, April 26 Calif., Carole Caldwell of Santa Home runs by Eddie Mathews (hty’s victory—as he ceune on in Monica, Calif., provided the daj^s trip. and Mack Jones gave Warren ators. Sum m ary: Sully got a hit, scored a run and White, St. Louis, 12; Robinson, Track — Manchester at Wind­ NATIONAL LEAGUE Smith ...... 001 000 1—-2 6 the second Inning to relieve start­ But Not for Young Hot-Shots ham, 11 a.m. disappointment. Both lost to the Easter weekend found many New Spahn the support he needed to drove in four. Cincinnati, H. Aaron and Math­ England areas still operating and Hunt (1), M ets; B a ile y (2), NEW YORK—(NEA)—The "Another reason former Coventry .... 000 000 1— 1 1 er Art LaMontagne. Glastonbury Coach Don Bums of th« Eagles RMkyille at Windsor. women’s singles semifinals. go all the way against the Colts ews, Milwaukee, and Htokman, many local skiera took ad'vantage Pirates; Covington (2), PhlUles; Plethora of balks in the Na­ players don’t often make good Lawson and Fitzgerald; Lr erupted for five runs in the second has named Wayne Tedford to start New York, 11. Coventry JVs at Bast Catholic, Yolanda Ramirez of Mexico for the 330th triumph of his ca­ umpires is that they have a and held the lead briefly but the NEW YORK (NEA) — Bven^nament play,’’ continued Bob Mc- eliminated Miss Hard 2-6, 6-S, 6-4, of the fine skiing conditions. Mr. reer. Dick Farrell took the loss. M athews (S), Jones (1), B raves; and Morrison. tomorrow against the Coventry 8:30 p jn . tional League toousea atten­ good Idea of what should hap­ Easties roared back to coimt nine Hits — Demeter, PbUadelpiils, the strait-laced who oame bo re­ Glrr, a big, dignified man, the and Maria Bueno of Brazil defeat­ and Mrs. Fred Becker and family SALE * • • W arw ick (1), Colts; Roseboro (1), Jayvees at the ECHS field. Game tion on the most retiring of pen on a play and so are In­ big runs In Ihe top of the third 28; Groat, St. Louis, 22; Howard, antithesis of Jackie Gleason in ed Miss Caldwell 6-4, 6-1. enjoyed a ski week at Jay peak F airly (2), Howard (8), Dodgers. ERIE, Pa.—Gene Toran, time will be 3:30. Lios Angeles, H. Aaron and Motii- gard pool players as minions of M ETSPHIL8— men. clined to anticipate, which Is Brie, stopped Wesley Kidd, and go ahead to stay. Beelzebub, or likely candidates, "The Hustlers.” "One of the ref­ Barbara Ellen McAllister of while Carl Curtia and family test­ Carl Willey, acquired from the Sum m ary: ews, Milwaukee/ F. Akm, San Scholastic Baseball Umpires who are on stage bad." Port Huron, Mich., 6. Joe Alublckl and Gary Sullivan ore oaocedlng that the paritlme of erees In the tournament was a Phoenix, a nifty 21-yeaf-old bru­ ed the slopes of Pleasant Moun­ Braves, held the Cubs to three Mickey Mantle’s firat manager Umpires necessarily have to EMt (12) Franolsoo, and Altman, St. Louis, knocking boSs Into pockets 'wltli young fellow who hits 70 frequent­ nette secretary, touched off the tain way up In Klngfield, Maine, was Harry Craft at Independence, longer than the players usual- AB R H PO A E RBI 2L Hartford 4, Norwich 1. hits for his first victory as the be loners. Ihey dare not frat­ Hasiuk, LF ...... 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 a reftai^ broomstick is booming ly, but won’t compete because he gold medal parade Wednesday by Carl stated that conditions were Mets posted their fifth victory in Mo., in 1949. Craft now manages very carefully manage to Doubles — F. Alou, San Fran­ Weaver 3, Windsor 0. ■rtay out of the limelight. ernize with players because of Rockville Winner Behind Martello McCarthy L F ...... 2010000 back into respeobobUity—and pop­ says the nervous strain is too winning the three-meter spring­ still 'Winter at Pleasant. Approxi­ six games. The loser was Bob the Houston Colts in the National the old saying about familiar­ Leach, CF ...... 12 12 3 10 cisco, 7; Cardenas, Ctaioinnati, Osl- ularity. Plainville 1, Berlin 0. board diving championship for the mately 16 members enjoyed the How do umpires get that Hubnor, C F ...... 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 great. NO MONEY Buhl. League. ity Meeding. They try not to llson, I^ladelphl^ and Oepeda, The WoiM’s Pocket Bfiliard E. O. Sm ith 2, C oventry 1. Yankees, who In addition to gold sunny, snow-covered slopes of w a y ? W ell, A1 Salerno, who is Alubickl, CP ...... 3 3 2 S 2 0 2 "Once these young fellows get stay at the same hotels as the Firing his second successive^ The Rama pushed over a run in Bavler, SS ...... 3 0 1 1 0 2 1 Son Frandsoo, 6, Ohamplonshto tournament held in so they don’t choke up, I guess us Kingswood 5, Hopkins 0. medals have 10 sliver and nine KllUngton. At this time of the in his second year in the players "because a player the second which proved to be Vlara, SS ...... 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 Trifries — Allman, St. Louis, 8; the quietly elegant ballroom of an Pulaski 8, W ilson 7. bronze medals. year a skier can expect to get a DOWN American League, fell out of a shutout, sophomore Jkn Martello Sullivan, SB ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 4 elder statesmen had better run for might run Into you In the enough, then doubled their total Litwln. 3B ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Cardenas, Cincinnati, Roseboro, eminentUy reepeotaUe New York cover—and the best cover I can sun tan matched only by that of truck. defeated Southlngfton 2-0 yester­ lobby and oonttnue a beef that with another tally hi the fourth. Hurley. IB ...... 4 119 10 0 Los Angries, and Groat, St. Louin, hotel showed that the cue stick Is think of for a retired pocket bil­ a southern 'vacationer. “I was signed as a kid and day as Rockville High won its Lacy, 2B ...... 3 1 1 1 3 2 2 2. Boxing Sport of the Past Get the extra safety of Alumni Ball Tryouts started on the Held.’’ A m odm r Jim Scott, the losing hurler, also Clpolla, 2B ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 not neoessarUy an toietrument of liard player is a pool establish­ ONE YEAR a fast ball pitcher by the Red Uon with persona with the second baseball gam e In three allowed but three hits. Thomas, RF ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Home Huns — H. Aaron, Mil­ the devU. ment. The tost meeting of the Ski nylon. Choice of colors. Sox," recalled Sklemo, a Mg, slightest tahit to taboo. starts. The tall righthander al­ Sum m ary: Barry, RF ...... 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 waukee, 6; Demeter, Ptalladelpiila, The fiiot get-togetber Otoce 1966 "1 beat the kids to tiie punch. esub was held April 9 with mem- good looking Italian out of LaMontagne, P....1 1 1 0 2 0 0 Steel safety bucKles. In- TO PAY Slated Monday Night Unq>lres are baseball’s lowed only three hits, fanned 14 R ockville ___ 010 100 x—2 8 0 Klnel. P-IB ...... 3 1 3 1 2 0 1 Clenendon, Pittsburgh, and Mays of tiM|bop oontendeni left unan- Tve already got mine.” Jim Norris Soothing Wounds bera laying hoet to 'V’lc Della- Utica, N.Y. "Had two years tiaveling men, moving much and didn’t walk a batter In hand­ Southington .000 000 0— 0 8 3 Harvey. C ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and MoOovey, San Franciaoo, 4. ewered one big question. Fera of the Manchester Travel atallation in Instructional and D leagues, more frequently than dubs ing the Black Knights their first Martello and VanOudenhove; T«mor, nntohed lOtn, one of the Old Manassa Man been scaled up to 8100 for ring­ and now all Palmer has to worry noteh below 66-yoor-old OnofHo title contenders. But don’t feel would have made It, I would have Brown or BU Himnttord. Brown 8, Tale 2. Bob Charles, the lefthander o adjust toe-in B r ld g e p ^ 12, Falrflekl 0. PiTOHiNG — Carl W ille y , Bfauler, side. TTie rematch originally was about la a couple of score of links Lauri, the oldest. The only other sorry for them parting with all put a competitor out of the way. This will be the last oolumn of Meta, allowed only three hits, But UonochlMi stncaswi Huit hotshots triM could beat his ears from New Zealand who won the player under 40 was Frank Mc- SHOEMAKER UP— Wil­ that money. They've been draw­ It would ' have demoralized the the year and I would Hke to take o adjust toe-out i^ g fle ld 5, Trinity 8. set for Miami Beach, Fla., A^xil 4, tou^ Houston tournament, la Oeatral 18, W lUimantic 1. stiikiiig oat five and walking only an mqtlre must nbt blow Ids but liston twisted his knee < off. Gown, a 29-year-older who wound lie Shoemaker, who isn’t ing capacity and near-capacity team. Since they finished first, a the opportunity to thank the O safety-test one, while leoordii^; hie first vlo- tofiper In the face of oageatle But Painter indlcatad In a pro- cemsidered one of Palmer’s up third. crowds into their (Chicago Stadium game ahead of us, we probably Herald, EarU 'Yost and Howie Maw Haven 10-4, m chols 0-0. acuting a golf ahot and a post­ strongest threats. Doug. flandsrs, often beaten on a horse, toiy, 2-0 ever Ooba. criticto n . ponement was necessitated. smatsur round Wednesday that "There are lots of youngsters takes a weekly trimminff in recent seasms. would have won the championship. Holcomb tor their sssistanoe to ’Steering New Hideaway Pitch for Warren they have their work cut out for Don January, Jack ' Burks and who oan ran 60 or better to "If it weren't lor bockoy," a That alone would bo worUi a aU- to* ootaxno and 14.01 Man.. TUMk, Wad. Vha Tankeea and Athletica found B ^T T IN Q — A1 KaUne, T igers, "That’s one reason vdqr fa«r Dan Sikes are others.« former playen make good them. He diot a Smndsr-par M prdtoM y m m m , bu t Iim o b ^ i ki th« butMT'f «hair at woiid pmb-1 Ikn toUara. WsSUagton Benatora to be pulled Detroit Into a tie with i Many mors animals are killed TU b km’t a naw ^rpe of piteb Warden k demon- ^asibsll eouahM" during 1962. tw«>nM double In the aeventh la- uPHdrea," said Honocidek. b y nature Km b tqr guns. TtusT and tied Johnny Pott, the young There were m in the Raid ttiat Wm b M to Jtim «M «M t In A q a a d n e L ow. IN eradr *eoota*f PommI SoMi tesMS m m 16 out of 18 B lag, th m honMcsd M Mm lIM blar am nsed ba dbridag asri Perhaps—but Baton also kflhi vttti •tatinff. H o Milwaukee Braves’ southpaw just hap- man from Otdf Hills, Mias., foe moved out today in the opentna htawu M l MM mt Mk p m ko kUa kk laM aa 1m lears bac>; to let fly. 'ow pro seoro. 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Expandable Cape, 4-3: town. 6 room ranch, oasport, fm ' 649-6053. 649-4389. rsaaonabla pncaa. prompt aarr- trade; exoellent condition, only 1% baths, 3-car gnraga, Ug lOOx- scaped and tree shaded lot. 3- formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, carpeting, storm windows, full Ample closets, fireplace, ceramic ished recreation room intii Bnr, 119.16. Singer Sewing .Center, m apartment, eecond floor, heat, w HIM IT COMM *10 M A IT.60. OeU after 6, W -6494. or 649-9470, room ranch, aluminum storms, m onl A gency, 878-2837, 875-6680. 649-2426 Or 649-6963. Z/rCiVf H S « 6UR8 ' 976. 649-6169. SPRUCE TREES tor OSlO, partial bridk front, 2-car garage, BOLTON CENTER COVENTRY — Away from It nil TO W IN # HS Call 844-1660 woakdajra aftar • A New Listing TWO FAMILY house 5-8, oll steam yet only 6 miles from Manchester MOWING LAWNS — Hedge trim­ ISN'T FINE 4 ROOM apartment near built 1987. Carlton W. Hutchins, MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE p.m ., all day Saturday and Son> everything. Haa all conveniences. 849-8183. SPRING heat, 8-car garage, excellent con­ Enormoua custom 6 room line. 8 bedroom ranch, Uvtag ming, odd Jobs. Ray Hardy, SCgAIOHBP,' Thraa Rooms Ntw dition, St. James Parish. Call room fireplace, 3-car bosemein 648-6641. Live Stock 42 day. Box A, Hsrald. ranch, breezeway and garage, 6 4 V 4 5 0 0 HOME AND income or office and owner after 5:80 p .m ., 849-7086. quality conatructlon' through­ garage, close to aore lot, $18,900. egleti YOUNG MAPLE TREES tor aalo. Guaraataad Fumiturt THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ And A Beauty! income—Main Street location. 3 Warren E. Howland, Realtor* HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re­ HOM E V A LU E MANCHESTER — 8 room older out. Many fine features, com­ MSI lMiy» yoar meMafs* T otfl hear from oar advortlMr la f g moval, cellars, attics, and yards, standard bred mare. Best offer. Buy ono or ton. Wo havo qulta a nished or unfurnished, reasonable large 8 room apartments, 3-car parable nelghbortiood. Trader, 848-1108. 649-7039 after 6 p.m . tow. 649-3411. $299 garage, $28,900. 644-0288. home, $8,990. Six room Cape, ex­ Mme wMhont apoadiac an oventag at the tetepkoao. weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ This trim, finished 6 room cellent condition, shed dormer, old Hoar, 649-4034. $16,800 — 6 room Cape. Nicely SPRING STREET — Attractive 7|4 Cape, located in Manchester SMART COLONIAL — Six room landscaped and located In bulIt-ins, rec ^ m , wooded lot, room Cape, big beautiful lot, fuu 10 pe. Btarflre bedroom group FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot has ao much to offer that It Colonial, tip-top condition, finish' priced right. IJhort way out, 8 LAWRENCE F. FIANO cellar, 8 closets, ow ner 848-1383. MASON WORK experUy done, Artklea For Sate 45 Gardon—Farm -*Osii7 south ehd of Manchester. Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 bricks, blocks, fireplaces. All Products 10 H pe. dinette eneemUe Water furnished. Route 88, He- must be seen to be appreciated. ed rec room, fenced in'yard, lo­ bedroom ranch, $11,900. Over 100 kinds of stone work and stucco. bron. Call before 9 p .m ., 648-6946. cated in Manchester Green, good more listings, all kinds, all price Realtor MI 3-2766 96 WASHINGTON STREET — DARK, RICH, stone free loam, $16,300 — A better than new Very gracious older Coloi^sl, 8% LOST — WALLET containing sum 1956 CHEVROLET, V-8, automatic, <649-8001. SALE—MaoIntoah apploa, 10 Om ,, ^13 pc. oonvertibu living room value at $19,900. T. J. Crockett, ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mit­ 4-door Hardtop, very sharp. fill, gravel, sand, atone, manure. SPACIOUS, ALL electric, 4 room It has been beautifully main­ Green Manor ranch home com­ Charlee Nicholson PI 3-6864 rooirls, deadend street, top Iocop o ( money and valuable papers be­ cold Btorage, No. 1 nano, tt.9l^; Realtor. 643-1677. ten Agency, R ealtor, 648-6980, Priced for quick sale. $460. Firm. Call 648-8608. No money down, inatant credit. apartment, avaUable M ay 18, tained and affords ejther 8 or _X plete with "Mud” room, and 648-2828. tion. $17,900. E. J. Carpenter, tween Broad Street and Medical A’m C S , CELLARS, and yards No. 3 grade, 89q. Bunco Farm, 4 bedrooms, a "plcturebook” Pharmacy. Reward. 649-7636. 643-1707. cleaned. Also, trash hauled to the Free delivery, tre« lay away $180. Call 648-7774, 648-9378. MANCHESTER—6% ROOM Cape air conditioning units. Broker, 649-5061, 649-9163. SCREENED LOAM for the beet In D30 W. Center Street, 64S-8U9. kitchsn, a nearly completed with full shed dormer, kitchen, dump reasonable. Call 649-1856. lawns from our screening plant plea. A lilEW TWO FAMILY house 6-6. LOST — LAST week vicinity Union 1963 CHEVROLET, automaUc, POUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot rec room, set on a .well land­ utility room, living ropm, dining Custom built, large and spacious WOODLAND STREET — Immacu­ Andover • Columbia. George Grlf- water, stove, refrigerator, second scaped lot in a good area. $17,600 — A "must see” If you Street, male Siamese cat, named power steering, clean. Can be Fortfliisrs .M-A room, 8 bedrooms, on bus line, ' Manchester kitchens, dining room, oversize late 5% room ranch, 1% bstha, “ Thunder.” Children’s pet. Call financed. See at Center Package fing, Inc., 743-7886. NORMAN'S, INC', floor, partially redecorated, park­ close to school. Immediate oc­ want a 8 bedroom ranch in garage, 100x300 lot, extras. Owner Household Services the SI. James Parish, custom- bedrooms and closets, two heat­ after 6, 649-8710. Reward. Store, 465% Main Street, or call FARM (DAM—Top quaUty, Ug rumlture Wafebouee ing, adulto only. 87 Marble St. The asking price? Only $18,- cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver- ing furnaces, two hot water, gas relocating! Offers wanted! Maa- 649-4533. Offered IS-A LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, 648-0888. built by a master builder. pafico A Brooks, 525-8980, //itmJL 1 ^ and tillers. Terms, trades, parte fiv e yard load, 913. Alao oow 200. For an appointment call ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813, TWO FAMILY fired. Trim and doors factory pre­ LOST — Pass Book No. 606 Sav­ Mmn0 Lau^fottMC 116 Foreet cor. Pine Street, 648-4648. 1967 CHEVROLET station wagon, REWEAVINQ of bums, moUi holea. and service. Capitol Equipment, manure, Colum bia 328-0939. after ANDOVER CENTER — 6 rooms finished in gold wheat lac.quer and MANCHESTER — $ room ranch, ings Department of the Connecti­ oateitram.MAH. B p.m . M enchester $20,300 — A luxurious 7 room many extras. F.H.A. appralsedi cut Bank & Trust Company. Ap­ 8 cylinder, 6-passenger, good run­ Zippeta repaired Window Shades 88 Main Street, M ancneeter. and bath on flret floor, newly FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch aluminum storms, amesite drive, made to measure; all slsed Vene­ IiTiTtTSTnnjTiI split level home at a down to Low down payment. Imme^atq plication made for payment. ning condition, clean, tires excel­ 848-7058. FOR SALE — Oow manure for Open daily 9-6, Saturday 9-6 renovated. 4 Center Road. Colonial, centrally located, Vacant, clean older 4-4 flat. $10,900. 6 room ranch, hot w ater tian blinds Keys made while you 742-8194. THE ELSIE MEYER earth price. Two full baths. occupancy. 46-48 Wetherell Street. lent. Good paint. Very little rust. your lawns and gardena. Sold by $17,600. Phllbrlck Agency, Park like lot. Built by Jarvis (Convenient 100x100 corner lot. heat, large assumable m ortgage, NOTICE is hereby given that Pass wait Tape Recorders for rent. FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, See builder on premises or call Private party. 643-4884. the load. Deliveries made ea 649-8464. and carefully malhtained by City utilities. Immediate oc­ 648-4862 after 7 p.m. one acre, $11,900. 8 bedroom apUt, Book No. 26214 issued by The Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-6221. fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call f o r r e n t — 4 room flat, first ' AGENCY attached garage, hot water beat, Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 649-0617. Saturday. P ella Broe. 848-7400. 18 ou. ft UPTOGHT FRBBZBR, floor, oil heat, adults preferred, THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1% original owner. cupancy, Easily financed. Savings Bank of Manchester has FURNITURE REFINISHED — BOLTON — Spacious brick coim- 3 acres. Lake property - Coventry been lost and application has been VOLKSWAGEN 1957 bus, $700. $186 custom draw drapes with central location. Phone 649-7114. baths, near bus, walk-out 'base Scratches, bums removed, color NESMAN AND BROWN — Paint­ GENERAL OFFICB Qerk, good at MAN WANTED, high school SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and GOOD OOW IlIANURE, 90-910 R ealtor — 649-6634 try ranch on 1.2 acres, Including and Andover. Buying or selling, made to said bank for payment of 649-6001. matching comice; living room ment, family room, high mort­ call Chambers Realty, 648-3838 o r changed. Manchester Reflnlshing ing, decorating, interior, exteri­ tigpires and able to type. Must graduate, by local transportation reel Toro mowers at special loads. Delivered. Excellent tor chair. Call 649-1484. ROCKVILLE «— 8% rooms, bath, picturesque ravine and lively tte amount of deposit. gardens, shrubs, lawna, eto. gage, four years old, clean as "It pays to deal with a Realtor" LAWRENCE F. FIANO 643-6930. 2 Co., 643-9283. or, paperhangug. Call Coventry have previous office experience and warehousing company. Fast prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, garage, reasonable rent. For fur­ new, $17,900. Ray Holcombe. brook. Three twin sized bedrooms, 1958 PLYMOU’TH FURY. Call 742-7179 or 742-6039. and references. Full-time, steady accurate typist, good at figures, 867 Main Street. 648-7804, 849-8781. UNIVBRSAL ocrablnatlon oil and ther Information ca ll 342-2789 a f­ den, dining room 13%xl3%, large NOTICE is hereby given that Pass CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, Realtor, 644-1286. Realtor 648-2766 KEENEY SCHOOL — UO Diane Book No. S-9631 issued by The 649-8124 between 10 and 6 p.m. position with East Hartford whole­ able to adapt to general office electric stove, good condition, ter 4. kitchen, dishwasher, disposer, Drive. 4 bedroom Cape, ceraarie Building—Contraeti^ 14 COMPLETE PAINTING and deco­ JACOBSEN REEL type mower, chrome stovepipe Included. Call large living room forma] dining living room 21x14, fireplace. Savings Bank of Manchester has saler. Call Mr. Feldman, 289-4338. routine, chance for advancement. Household Goods 51 ROCKLEDGE — Custom 6 room Jarvis Realty Co. Charles N icholson 742-6364 bath, Youngstown kitchen, oU rating, interior and exterior, fully For interview, call 649-4655. 21” , excellent condition, S-years- 643-9148. LARGE 8H R(X)M apartment, room, xablnet kitchen, 2 bed­ ranch, large living room with Plastered walls, 1% baths. All been lost and application has been ALTERATIONS — Roofing, gut­ guaranteed, fully insured, Call old, $80. 649-6678. rooms, recreation room, land heat, carport, Ideal for growing inade to said bank for payment of 1958 FORD, 2-door, V-8 automatic, RUGS, never used, 0x13 pink heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ fireplace, formal dining room, rooms open from 60’ L-shaped clean, $650. 649-6439. ters, repairs, porch enclosures. Paul 742-7286. IlN, PART-TIM E. Call 649-2368. FULL • 'TIME baker’s helper and iAA-1 ALBERT SUPFR VALUE!! scaped yard. Marion E. Robert­ 643-4112, 648-7847, 649-1200, family, $18,000. Ken Oetrinoky, the amount of deposit. colonial, $30; 9x16 green, $88; 9x12 tor, on bus line, garage optional, electric kitchen, natural wood hall. Full basement. About 1900 Realtor, 643-6159. Hatchways built and repaired. donut fryer. Apply Bess Eaton, PICKUP TRUCK, new clutch, A WHOLB HOU8B call 649-2898 between 9-8. son, R ealtor, 643-6953. sq. ft. 2-car brick garage. 5.8 1953 FORD, 6 CYLINDER, stand­ All kinds of carpentry — dorm­ EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ good tires. Cedar clothesline gold oriental. 289-6965. work, 2-car garage, large wooded 648-1028, 649-7814 VERNON — Beautiful 6 room 160 Center Street. “RBADY TO MV® IN" lot, $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency, miles from Shady Glen. $22,600. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 ard transmission, good transpor­ ers, additions and garages built. ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ poles, many sizes. 16” -16” “ SUPER -DELUXE” $9,900—8% ROOM ranch, fireplace, Cape Cod, not in development, Announcementg 2-car garage, large lot. privacy, 649-8464. lai^e kitchen, fireplace, open Lillian Grant, Realtor. Walton W. ranch, built-in range and oven, tation, best offer takes it. Call Call J. Charis, 649-0722. moved, ceilings, fully insured. LPN — FVLL or part-time. Call (JONCRETB WORKER wanted, ex­ wheels. 649-1368. 8 ROOMS OF Furnished Apartments 63-A Grant Agency, 648-1163. 643-2958. Call George OuUlette, 649-1251. 649-2368. perienced preferred, or will train. FOR SALE — Used funltura. Carlton W. Hutohlns, Realtor, staircase, hot water oil heat, full garage, $15,900. Joeeph Barth, FREE MOTH proofing for your ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — 648-7449. FURNITURE TANNER STREET Broker, 649-0320. QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, Must have driver’s license. ONLY $488 THRBIE OR BUUR room furnished M ultiple Listing, 649-8182. PITKIN STREET — 4 bedroom basement, combination storms DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute blankets and winter clothing at 1957 FIAT FOR SALE, clean, good basements refinished, built-ins, PAINTING — Five room ranches Charles Ponticelll, 649-9644. 28 ft., $1 foot; 82 foot — 40 foot, Colonial, 8 rooms In all, very auid screens, large well land­ Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners, 11 and Capes for $60. ’Trim and 918.18 D ellvere apartment, adults only. Refer­ SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, reorea- This ranch must be sold. Five 4-room ranch, fireplace, recrea­ MANCHESTER — 149 Florcnoa running condition, excellent buy, formica, tile, general repair. No $1.30 foot, complete with ropes ences. Call after 6, ^8-0420. desirable home, excellent loca­ scaped lot with trees, a real buy tion room, patio, outside fireplace, Maple Street. Job too small. Call William Rob­ paint extra. Also scraping. and pulleys. Prompt 2-day serv­ RUG, ALL WOOL, beige, 8x18. $16.18 Month tlon room, garage, very clean, full liveable rooms, three of Street. 6 room older hom e, g a ­ reasonable. Call 649-2541 after 8. OPPORTUNITY WANTED — ’TRUCK driver for Reasonable. 649-B4M after 6. — YOU GET — tion, corner lot* Owner transfer­ at $14,600. Only $600 down. Man­ beautifully landscaped, $12,200. bins Carpentry Service, 649-3446. 742-8101. auto parts store. Apply In person ice. ^ s h only. Vernon Paint and $15,900. 4% % m o tu a g e , $87.78 them could be bedrooms. F\ill chester Realty Co., 648-0006, rage, tastefully redeeerftad, 18-PIECE BEDROOM basement with garage, walk-up red, must sell. T.. J. Crockett, Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6132. aluminum combinations, rear FORD 1958, V-8, 2-tone, 4-door, cus­ Winkler Auto Parts, 179 W. Mid­ wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel. SIX R(X>M duplex completely fur­ monthly. Carlton w. Hutchins, Realtor, 643-1677. 648-4348. FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, WALLPAPER removed, $8.60 per 18-PIECE UVING ROOM attic. Excellent residential lo­ patio, enclosed porch, m any ax- Personals tom 300, automatic transmission, Immediate opening for a dle Tpke. 648-1662, 876-2262. UNIVERSAL ELECrmiC etove, nished. Phone 648-6824. 840-6182, M ultiple Listing. EAST HARTFORD — 8 bedroom excellent condition, $590. 649-5012. remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, room. Quick, efficient steam re­ BILLING CLERK. Comp­ 12-p i e c e k i t c h e n cation. Were asking In the high BOLTON — CUSTOM 5 room- TOLLAND — Worth seeing today. tras. Must be seen. $16,600. Owner gXJOCrROLUX Sales and Service, moval. Interior - exterior paint­ good condition, 40” , $88. 848-4390. — PLUS — 4% 7$—188.80 M 0|)THLT. Attrae l7’s . . . now open to offers. house, 1% baths, fireplace, hot 649-8446. recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ tometer experience in addition UPHOLSTERERS HALF - PRICE SALE 1 Bargains VERNON — NICELY furnished 8 ranch, 2% acres, $16,800. call 6% room ranch, attached garage, water heat, on bus line. Owner bonded representative. Alfred 1956 CADILLAC Convertible, white. crete work. Call Leon Cieszynskl, ing. Free estimates. 649-9168. helpful. Excellent opportunity galore! Hats, shoes, dresses, GRAY CHROME kitchen set, table ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR room and bath apartment, private live 8-bedroom ranch, aluminum owner, 643-0860. aluminum combinations, amesite AmeU, 206 Henry St. 643-0460. Immaculate, $100, take over low Qualified upholsterers wanted, storms, cdlar, amesHe drive, 649-8918. COVENTRY — 6 room ranch Uks 649-4291. for a High School graduate. $3. per hour, suits, housewares. Removal sale with extension leaf and 4 chairs, TV SET AND COMB. RANGE entrance, parking, near Vernon T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor drive, landscaped lot 100x300, payments. Please call Rudy, of the Penny Saver ’Thrift Shop F ree D elivery trees. Only $19,000. Carlton W. TWO FAMILIES — 6-5 flat at high assumable mortgage, near new, reduced price. Fireplace, Good pay, pleasant surround­ liberal benefits. $40. 649-6736. Center and Parkway. All utilities COVENTRY — Near Bolton line acre land, 20 minutes to A ircraft. 246-6859. CALL ME on your formica needs, Electrical Services 22 ings, and liberal employee now located at 466 Main St. Free Set Up By Our Own paid. Adults enly. $116 a month. Hutchins, R ealtor, 640-6182. $16,900, Just off the center; over Grant Hill. 8 miles Coventry, 11 off 44A, roomy r^mch style home AutomobOes For Sale 4 bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, HOTPOmr AIR conditioner, 8 /4 Reliable Men 643-1577 on Lyness St. a 4-4 duplex at $16,- miles Manchester. Escott Agency, Owner must sell because o f jo b 1961 RAMBLER WAGON, 6 cyl­ FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt aenr- benefit. Inquire Monday SAM’S UPHOLSTERING Call 876-9081. SEVEN R(K)M spUt, 1% baths, LMng room 18x18. 8 twin size location. Call 742-8018. vanitory units, table-tops and through Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m, ton large mirror 67x82, excellent Free Storage Until Wanted 900 ; 6-6 flat on Oak St. T. J. 649-7683. bedrooms. Walkout basement. Ga^ NEED CART Your credit turned inder, automatic, excellent, one island stands. 649-8936. Ice on all types of electrical wir­ 86 Pliny St., SEVERAL GUNS, hunting and family room, garage choice lo­ MANCHESTER — 7 room home Hartford, Conn. condition; Taylor tot. 649-1347. And'Laet But Not Least THREE ROOM furnished apart­ close to shopping, schools and Crockett, Realtor, 843-1677. rage, fireplace, acre yard. This down? Short on down payment? owner, at less than half original ing. Ltcensed and insured. Wilson target. Call after 6, 876-8612. You Get FVee Service cation, $23,000. P hllbrlck A gency, NEED 8 or 4 BEDROOMS, heated Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t CARPENTRY — Remodeling, re­ Electrical Co., Manchester, 522-4206 ment with private entrance, park­ 649-8464. bus, attached garage with patio, house is unusually well decorated recreation room, new wen cost. 1958 Chevrolet Convertible, UNITED PARCEL EASY SPIN dryer washing ma­ Phone for appointment ing. Near Main Street. 18 Del- VERNON — 8 bedroom ranch, despair! See Honest Dougiaa. In­ V-8, standard, black with white pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed 649-4817. Glastonbury, 638-7376. SANDEJR — PORTER cable, dust' huge kitchen, dining room, llv bullt-lns, combination windows, and maintained. BHne value at cabineted knotty pine Utohea, SERVICE chine, 10 years old, in very good SAMUEL ALBERT mont Street. 62 UNNMORE Drive. 6% room ing room and den, fireplace. 2 Bolton Area $17,600. (no dickering). Glenn quire about lowest down, small­ top and whitewalls. 649-8969. Stasiak, Andover. less, heavy duty with bag, type condition, $26. 643-6263. $2,000 cash takes over the mort- good closets and storage, *low R. G. MANNER Electrical Service H artford 247-0868 Cape, screened porch and finish­ full baths, aluminum combi'na- Roberts Agency, MLS Realtors, heating cost, fenced backyard? est payments anywhere No small 246 Locust St., Salesmen Wanted 36-A BB-10, $80. 648-7928. 26 Strong St. See It Day or Night 'gage, monthly payments $110. loan or finance company' plan. 1953 RAMBLER WAGON, good ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ — Licensed master electrician, ed recreation room, aluminum tons, oil hot water heat. Reduced 644-1521, 628-0794. Asking $14,600 for redecorated 8 THREE - YEAR - OLD stereo, 811- If you have no means of trans­ Business Locations Soon vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real­ $12,900 Douglas Motors, 338 Main. mechanically but body rusted, rages, dormers, all types of alterations, new installations, Hartford, Conn. 30 GALLON ELECTRIC glass lined vertone medalist. Call 848^21. combinations, near shopping and to $17,800. Robert Wolverton, tor, 643-1677. room Cape, convenient to Bowers, $75. Call 649-6091. carpentry. No Job too small. Call service changes, control circuits, MANAGER TRAINEE — Have water heater, operating condition. portation, I’ll send my auto tor transportation. Phllbrlck Agency Realtor, 649-2813, 643-4648. VERNON — $18,990. New ranch, I opening for ambitious mem in Good condition. For Rent 64 High, Junior High Schools, Chop­ ALWAYS A good supply of used Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. . maintenance and repairs of all (Off Airport Road) Can be seen 221 School Street, you. No obligation. 649-8484. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6% room rooms, large master bedroom ping, bus. Occupancy as desired. Chevrolets and Fords, $895 and PLYMOU’TH 1958 SAVOY, 4-door, types. Free estimates, all work sales leading into management. 649-1823. A— E—R—T’—S THREE ROOMS ground floor. $16,900 — FIVE YEAR old, 6 6 room Cape Cod In good con­ built-in oven and range, ceramic College helpful, but not neceS' ranch, family size kitchen, 14x19, dition, one-half acre lot, trees, 649-2200. down at Center Motors, 634 Cen­ white, V-8, automatic transmis­ ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, guaranteed. 649-7236, 648-7183. Or Call 626-8261, ext. 87 43-48 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Ideal for any office or commer­ SEVEN ROOM home, 3-car gar­ room ranch bus line. $17,900 — built-in oven, range and dish­ bath with vanity, large shady lot. ter Street, 643-1591. Financing sion, radio, heater, power brakes, porches and garages. Call Russ sary; must have car; be over 21 MISCELLANEOUS photographic OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 cial use; other space available. age, located on an acre of wood­ Sparkling 6 room Cape, 1% deadend street, ideal for chil­ T r e m o n t Agency, 876-2527, MANCHESTER — Benton Street. and like to meet people. Guaran­ washer, large living room wltii dren, $2,450 assumes $96 arranged regardless of price with excellent condition, low mileage. Atkins, Builder, 643-0411. equipment — enlargers, develop­ WATKINS 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. ed land including three building baths. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, fireplace, 8 bedrooms, garage. 876-6650, Seven room home, 8 large bed­ average cre^t. May be seen at 73 Scarborough Floor Finishing 24 tee and commission If qualified. ing tanks, trays, etc. Pickup 640-6229, 9-6. lots, close to Bchoola, shopping 649-9162, 649-5061. monthly, or minimum down rooms and bath ujpstairs, form al For further Information call Hart­ Situated on nicely wooded lot financing. ROCKLEDGE—S bedroom ranch, Road. 649-7276. FOUNTAIN GIRL wanted, day truck; 8/4 ton air conditioner, Bargain Shop Mnsical Instraments 53 and transportation, $16,400. com close to all schools, $19,600. Phll­ dining room, living room with VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Micro bus, Roofing—Siding 16 FIXXJR LAYING, sanding, refln- work. Apply Parkade Lanes Cof­ ford 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. plete. Phllbrlck Agency, 849-8464. SO. WINDSOR — Minutes to Hart­ large rooms, garage, fireplace, ishing our specialty. Get the bes* 643-0208. brlck Agency, 649-8464. fireplace, sitting room, large radio, heater, 1,100 miles Eve. 1960 FORD CONVBR’TIBLE, 4-way fee Shop. UPRIGHT PIANO completely re- 246 NORTH MAIN — Store. 643-4803. ford from this attractive 6 room convenient to schools, stores, kitchen with dishwasher, pant^, 643-2229. power, automatic transmission, ALL ’TYPES of roofs repaired or for less. Call 644-0601. $99.00 High Barrel-back Lounge 649-6229, 9-5. ranch. Fireplace. Full basement. LAWRENCE F. FIANO bus. Owner 643-1470. replaced, specializing In Bonded finished and reconditioned. I oil heat, amesite driveway, la r ^ whitewalls, radio, heater, yellow. WANTED — Experienced legal RIDER MOWER, heavy duty, 4% Chair, foam cushion, frultwood 742-7176. ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary Carport. Raise your own vege­ 1962 PONTIAC Convertible, fully built-up and shingle roofing. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshing Help Wanted— legs, gold colonial print, $79. ATTRACTIVE OPFKJES, good lo­ Realtor MI 8-2768 CUSTOM DESIGNED executive front porch, conveniently lo c a t e $1,650. 875-1128. stenographer. Write Box DD, h.p. Call 649-4291. ranch, cathedral celling living tables Eind flowers. Asking $16,- JACK J. LAPPEN $18,600. Call owner 648-7782. automatic, like new, lady owner. Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches­ (specializing in older floors). Herald. Mqle or Female 37 cation, ideal for pr^esslonal, room with fireplace, electric 800. Madeline Smith, Realtor, home In one of Manchester’s 649-3128. ter, 643-7707. Painting. Ceilings. Paperhanging. $28.60 28%” Table Lamp, pistol manufacturer’s agent or realtor. kitchen with bullt-lns, 8 bed 649-1642 or Mabel Sheridan, eve­ SAYS Charlea NioholBon PI 3-6364 prime locations. 7 spacious No Job too small. John " ' “VerfalUe, ' ONE DOUBLE KITCHEN sink base, print on shade, |l8.60 Office and Store rooms, aunken living ' room, 1957 4-DOOR MONTEREY Mer­ KITCHEN HELP, 8 hours, Mon­ with spray attachment, $16; also, 648-2228. rooms, 2 batiis, family room with nings and weekends, 643-8189. cury, as is. $100. Call 649-1812. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 649-5750. RELIABLE GIRL for light house­ day - Friday, 7-10 a.m., part-time Equipment 54 cathedral celling, 2 huge fire­ Lots For Salt W painting. Carpentry. Alterations double set-tubs with Iron stand, $35.96 17” Colonial Step Table, fireplace, attached garage, sun- FORD 1954, V-8, good engine, no work. Phone 649-9628 after 6. helper. Morning Glory Lunch, 316 DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN loca­ deck, wooded lot, $27,900. Phil- BOLTON — 6 room Cape, over­ This 6% room ranch Is worth places, landscaped lot. Call own­ T! dents or body rot $226. 742-7807. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ $8. Ideal for furnishing A summer cherry, 919.96 NEW TYPEWRITERS, $69.06 up; tion, 787 Main Street, 26x100 — looking at inside. Just taking a SCHOOL STREET — 6 A 6 duplex Main St. cottage. Call 643-1431 after 3:30. brick Agency, 649-8464. size 8-car cinder block garage er 649-6285, after 6 p.m. or Satur­ THREE BUILDING lotsI, prim e 1950 FORD, 6 cylinder. Call ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Bonds— Stocks— EARN ’THE AVON WAY. Ideal for used typewriters, up. Berube’s will subdivide. Suitable for pro­ with lubrication pit, loft storage. peek will convince you that it's on the comer of Spruce and day find Sunday. location, AA zone, ^hdbrlek 649-1254. 648-4860. $46.00 25” Round Lamp Table, Typewriter Service, 470 B. Mid­ Mortgasres 31 housewives with small children matches table above, 129. fessional office or retail use. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. In excellent shape and a good School. Separate heating systems. Agency, 649-8464. who would like to earn $2 an hour STONES GOOD FOR dry wells or dle Tpke,, M anchester, 640-S477. Ample parking. Full, clean base­ buy. The large lot and quality Fair condition. Two car garage, 1960 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door BIDWELL HOME Improvement retaining walls. Free for the tak­ 1960 FORDS BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help minimum in spare time. Let me Situations Wanted— $87.00 Modem Low-back Rocker, ment. Air conditioned. 242-6774. HIGH RIDGE, HOLLISTER STREET school area neighborhood make this excep­ price has been dropped to $19,000. WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary sport coupe, standard shift, V-8. Company—roofing, siding, altera­ you to a fresh start by consoli­ tell you about our successful rep­ ing. 644-0304. — 6 room ranch, tree shaded tional value one that must be for a quick sale. T. J. Crockett, 42 COURTLAND STREET single lo t, 340 fo o t fro n to ca 8 to choose from. Priced to Best reasonable offer. 643-7428. tions. additions and remodeling Female 38 walnut frame, reversible foam move. $1,095 up. dating the many debts that de- resentatives who earn from $20 cushions, tangerine, $69. Wearing: Apparel—F an 57 MANCHESTER lot, full cellar, rec room, oil hot seen to be appreciated. Don’t Realtor, 643-1677. 643-7444. of all types. Excellent workman­ mEuid your attention into one water heat, aluminum combina­ VOLKSWAGEN 1960 sedan, one to $40 a week in this digmificd, RECEPTIONIST in doctor’s or Houses For Rent 65 delay, call J. J. today. Five rooms on one floor with PICKUP TRUCKS ship 649-6495. easily paid monthly obligation part-time work. No experience dentist’s office, experienced in Boats and Accessories 46 $42.60 47%” Modem Walnut AT THE WAS-NU Shop, 476 Main tions. 3 bedrooms, tip-top condi­ KERRY STREET — For large owner, immaculate, mechanically Street, you’ll find a choice se- 3-year-old 6 room Colonial L- family, 7 room house, all utilities. garage. $18,600. Call owner 7 to choose — $175 up. RAY’S ROOFING CO. — shingle $2,000 requires only $44.60 per needed. Call 289-4922. handling the public. 643-4064. Cocktail Table, 919.96 8% ROOM HOUSE with heat and tion throughout, $14,900. Robert Wanted— ^Real Estate T7 excellent, $1,295. with 30 day month including repayment. If lecticm o t designer’s clothes at a hot w ater, $100 per month cen­ shaped ranch with attached JACK J. LAPPEN Joseph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. 649-2766. guarantee or $1,245 final sale. Call and built-up roofs, gutter work, 1961 46 h.p. MERCURY motor; 16 Wolverton. Realtor, 649-2818, you have property equity, con­ 'TYPIST - CLERK position avail­ $219.00 Leather Lounge (Jhalr, fraction of their former ooet, trally located. Call 643-6870.’ garage and aluminum com­ 643-4548. 1956 BUICK 4 - DOOR 649-7059. roof and chimney repairs. Ray ’TYPING DONE in my home. Call loot MFG fiberglass boat; Mas- foam cushion, oxblood, 9119. Daytime, cocktail, and dresses 66 Bakdwin Road VERNON — Practically new spa­ WANTED — By private party, 64 Like new, power, automatic Hagenow, 649-2214 Ray Jackson, tact Frank Burke, Connecticut able local Insurance company. Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis Hours 8:15-4:15 Monday through 649-0627. tercraft trailer, canvas, and ex­ suitable fo r weddings. Ctoen 10-6, binations, on cul-de-sac, 2 full MANCHESTER — 2-year-old 8 cious Colonial, family kitchen, 161 TANNER ST. — 8% room room older single home or 3 transmission. SPECIAL! 643-8325. tras. Excellent condition. 643-6662 $69.00 Ottoman, to match, 9S8- 644-1541 family. Phone 649-4938. Trucks— ^Tractors St., Hartford. 246 8897. Friday. Good starting pay, bene­ Tuesday through Saturday, Summer Homes For Rent 67 ceramic tile baths, Swedish bedroom ranch, full basement, 2 bullt-Jn oven and range, fireplace, ranch, living room with paneled fits. Evening interviews by ap­ after 6. Thursday till 9. 648-9407. fireplace, extra large kitchen full baths, bullt-ins in kitchen, at­ 1% baths, walk-out basement, fireplace, hot water heat, family 1956 MERCURY BOLTON LAKBFRONT home — tached garage, $19,000. Warren B. large groimds and brook, near 2-door, V-8, stick. Only $199.95. DODGE 1953, FORD 1954, one ton Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ACTION AT ONCE pointment. Call Mrs. Lubas, Situations Wanted— with built-in oven and range, MANCHESTER — Four room room, attractive landscaping. B-ZONE LOT wanted; OaD CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS 643-1124, 643-1125. FIVE h.p. OUTBOARD MOTOR, WATKINS BRO'THERS, Inc. MEN'S USED white formal Jackets new, year ’round, sundeck, sand Howland, Realtor, Trader, shopping, schools and churches. Owner, 649-5508. with refrigerator bodies, good dishwasher and disposal, slid­ Cape, immaculate as can be, 649-4291. ROOFTNG—Specializing repairing Ask about our new 1st and 2nd Male 39 $76. Tarpaulin for 12’ boat, $16.; suitable proms, weddings, $6; red beach, 7 rooms, rec room, wash­ 643-1108. Owner transferred, $17,900. Ken 1958 VOLKS 2 - DOOR condition. Gaer Bros.. 140 Rye St., small boat anchor, $6. 643-0681. 986 MAIN STREET nicely landscaped yaVd with South Windsor. 528-6544, or see rooCe of all kinds, new note, gut­ mortgsige plans. TELEPHONE Salesladies, 9 a.m. - and blue form ale, $7, 648-6626. er-dryer, TV, tastefully finished. ing glass doors to patio. Large Ostrinsky, Broker, 643-5169. EDISON ROAD — Cape. 4 down, 2 REAL ESTATE Listings wanted. New motor, sharp. Save—$888. 1 p.m. or 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. dally to EXPERIENCED office manager, June 8 — September 6. Box CC, MANCHESTER — 20 acre farm trees, full cellar, oil heat, unfinished up, fireplace, garage, Sandy Warshavsky. ter woiic, chimneys cleaned, re­ Call Us First — Quick Cash GIRL’S COATS, euit, shoes, dress­ lot with wooded back, $21,600. aluminum storms and screens, Free estimates of value. Law* MORTGAGE LENDING AGENCY work in our central Manchester mature, payroll, quarterly re­ Herald. on excellent road. Small cottage, ROCKLEDGE patio, oil heat. Owner 649-0069. 1958 TRIUMPH TR3 paired Aluminum siding. 99 ports, bookkeeping through gen­ 12 FOOT ROWBOAT for sale, $86. es, communion dress, summer Call owner after 6 p.m, or walk-up attic, city utilities. Real­ rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 648-3T$6. 75 Pearl St., Hartford office. $1.25 per hour mornings, sheds, $30,000. Joseph Barth, Quality built ranch up on Convertible — nice. Only $895. yeprs’ experience F ree estimates. eral ledger, typing. Notary Pub­ Inquire 36 Durant St. NORGE REFRIGERATOR, with item s, size 7-10. 849-2848. weekends 649-4088. ly inexpensive at $12,000. Robert FORD STREET — 6 room frame, PICK - UP TRUCK, 1961 Dodge, Call Howley, 643-5361, 643-0768. 622-4221 $1.30 per hour evenings plus com-1 Broker, 649-0320. Ferguson Road (No. 233). WANTED — LOTS, A, B or C $175. 643-0577. missions paid weekly. Call lic, job cost accounting. Write Box freezer compartment, good con­ Wolverton, Realtor, 649-2813, centrally located, all utilities, Evenings and Sundays 523-5164 FAST 16 FOOT flberglas sport run­ Wanted To Rent 68 Cost present owner $40,000 to zone. What have you? Chartee 1958 MERCURY Parklane 643-1888 after 6 :30. B, Herald. dition, $100. Sofa, very good con­ BOLTON — NEARLY new 6 room 648-4648. $12,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, Ponticelll, 649-9644. All power. Save $695. about with 1960 Mercury 700 and dition, $36. Pair antique satin rose Wanted—^To Bay 58 Cape, acre wooded lot, fireplace, build it . . . now he has been Radio-TV Repair Services 18 s e c o n d mortgages — Uniflnited EXECUTIVE REQUIRES 8 bed­ EUGRT ROOM Garrison Colonial, transferred, the house is 649-0820. PICK - UP TRUCK, 1958 Ford, ODD JOBS, part - time, lawn heavy duty trailer. Ideal ski boat. picture window drapes, |16. room single house In nice loca­ 1% baths, walk-out basement, MANCHESTER — Newer 6 room WANTED — SINGLE lota AA acne funds available for second mort­ BHAinc Is buying and selling good large livliig room, dining room, Colonial with 2-car garage, 22’ vacant, he has to sell and is 1958 PONTIAC Convertible half-ton, 6 cylinder, 643-2694. CONNIES TV and Radio Service, gages, payments to suit your BABYSITTER WANTED by week. work, painting, etc. Dependable Like new condition. Many extras. 649t2750. tion. Amount of rent no problem kitchen, study and lavuoiy, 4 $2,300. assumes mortgage. Hayes SOUTH WINDSOR — Unusual split In Manchester, So. Windsor, Vep* Automatic transmission, clean. Call 643-7764 after 5 :30. young man. 643-9044. $1,200 complete. Call 649-6091. used furniture and antiques at 420 Agency, 648-4808. living room, dining room, 3 bed­ open for offers. Calf, we will level, 6 rooms plus 12x24 play­ available all hours Satisfaction budget. Expedient service. J . D. Lake St. Call and see what we’ve within reason. Will consider one bedrocmia and bath oo eecond be glad to open it up for you non. Must be reasonable. C ^ Jth SPECIAL $795. guaranteed. Call 649-1315. Realty, 643-6129. year lease with option to buy. rooms, fireplace, 1% baths, com room. Also 12x12 laundry con­ seph Barth, Broker, 649-0820. got. Open Sundays. 649-6680. flobi. RecreatlcD room with fire FIVE ROOM ranch, stone front, parably priced at $21,900. Robert at your convenience. Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A SECRETARY — Immediate open­ DINGHY, 8% feet, reinforced stem 849-4667. place In basem ent. Attached vertible to 4th bedroom by shift­ MANY MORE CARS ing for secretary, proficient in for motor. Excellent condition, 2- plastered walls. 2 'bedrooms, din­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ing laundry to basement. 2 full Do?s— Birds— Peta 41 WE BUY BEUL or trade antique double garage. Atomlnum elding. ing room, fireplace, ceramic tUe 649-2813, 643-4648. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor TO CHOOSE FROM Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Business Opportunities 32 typing, shorthand and dictaphone years-old, $66. Meyer, 649-6524. SEPTIC TANKS WANTEID — 2 or 8 room heated Central location . $29,900. PhU- baths. All this beautifuUy done, 1961 APACHE CHIEF Tent trailer, transcription, five day work week, and used furniture, china, glass, bath, aluminum awnings extras. 643-1577 BOARDING MEDIUM size and AND silver, picture frames and old apartment for widow near Center. brick A gency, 849-8464. plus 12x18 fully enclosed terrace NOTICE $400. 649-7934. EXPERT LADIES’ and gentle­ WILLIMANTIC — Restaurant for semi-monthly evening meetings 14’ STURDY BOAT, 10 h.p. John­ 848-8849. Owner 649-1434. MAN<3HESTER — $16,600. Ranchi small dogs. Grooming Cocker colna, old dolls and funa, hobby near Virginia Rd., three twin size room on landscaped % acre yard. METROS, VANS men’s custom tailoring and al­ sale with 7 day liquor license. with extra remuneration. Salary Spaniels our specialty. Harmony son outboard, excellent condition, EIGHT ROOM^ 4 or 6 bedrooms, VERNON — Six-year-old 6% room Unbelievably low price, $10,800. 7 to choose. SAVE NOW: 1956 MOBILE HOME, 2 bedrooms, terations. Tony lovine, 643-2264. Owner has other interest. Priced commensurate with experience. $176. 649-3109 after 6 p.m. PLUGGED SEWERS eoUeotlon, atUo oontants or whole WANTED TO RENT — 8 or 4 room bedrooms, large living room, fire­ ranch home, full cellar, hot A public hearing will be held Ity full bath. Can be financed. $1,500. Hill Kennels, Hebron Road Bol­ estatea Fumltur« Repair Service, paneled family room, living place, hot water oil heat, now re­ Glenn Roberts Agency, 644-1521, the Town Planning Commiiaion of 1960 Jeep with plow right, excellent finsmcing. Jj D. Mail resum of qualifications to ton. 643-6427. apartment by business woman room with fireplace, aluminum water oil heat, over half acre lot 628-0794. 1957 Jeep — sharp 742-6286 after 3 :30. Realty, 643-6129. Box “ L” . Herald. Machine Gleaned TalcottviU o, Conn. Trt. 648-7449, near a Manchester bus line, ga­ VERNON decorating, full basement, lot fully landscaped. Wonderful for Manchester, Connecticut, M onday Moving—Trucking- comUnatlone, attached grarage, 90x160. Escott Agency, 649-7683. evening, May 6, 1968, a t 8 PJC. 1956 Jeep — save Septic Tanks, Dry WellB, Sew­ rage desirable. Call 643-1161, ext. close to echoed, shoppii^ aqd children. Owner transferred. $16,800 — 6 ROOM RANCH In Storage 20 THE STEAK HOUSE in Bolton Is SALESWOMEN for 4 and 6-day FREE — FOUR Uttle kittens, 31, or evenings 643-6062. Price $14,600. 643-1998. In the hearing room of the Munici­ Auto Driving School 7-A all cleaned up. Has to be sold. NOTICE er Lines Installed—Cellar Wa­ Rooms Witlioat Board 59 transportation, $17,600. Philbrick SOUTHGATE BOLTON LAKE — A year 'round Green Manor. Excellent condition 1953 CHEVROLET PANEL week. experienced preferred. black and white. 649-6606. terproofing Done. A gency, 849-8484. pal Building to consider th e fo l­ MAN(JHE8TER Package DeUvery. Some restaurant equipment Tweed’s Women’s Wearing Ap­ vacation will be yours In this 4 inside and out. Enclosed patio, lowing amendment to the zoning 3/4 ton. SAVE $189. MANCHESTER Driving Academy. A public hearing will be held by FURNISHED R(X)M for gentle­ APARTMENTS bedroom lakefront home. 1% YEAR OLD RANCH, 6 rooms, 2 wall-to-wall carpeting, extras. Light trucking and package deliv­ available, but don’t overlook the parel, 773 Main St. Apartment Buildings MANCHEISTER — New 6 room baths, built-in range and oven, 2- regulations: Winter driving instruction is safe tremendous possibilities this loca­ the Town Planning Commission of man, heat, lights private en­ baths. living room 15x29 with Call ownei* at 649-6420. 1959 VOLKS PICKUP under professional instruction ery. Refrlgerato^-a. washers and TWO KITTENS available, 8 weeks M c K i n n e y b r o s . trance, parking. Evenings MI tndok ranch, buUt-lns 14x20 living SOUTH STREET car garage, 160x200 lot, close to stove moving specialty. Folding tion presents. Ideal lor automo­ WANTED — Bakery salesgirl, ex­ old. Housebroken. Tel. 643-6034. Manchester. Connecticut, Monday For Sale 55 fireplace. Large screened and Amend Article m . A rea and 4-speed, economy, side.s fold Special care to nervbus and eld­ evening. May 6, 1963, at 8 PM. 8-2816; D ays P I 3-6864. room with fireplace, half acre lot, glassed porch. Madeline Sipith, school, beautiful location. Will MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real down. Priced, to sell. SAV'E. chairs foi" rent. 649-0752. tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. perienced. Apply in person Park­ Sewerage Disposal Co. SIX UNIT apartment house in A-1 vTOBsonably priced. Hayes A gency, consider trade for 4 room Cape, Height Regulations. (A dd para­ erly. Call for appointment and T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ade Bakery, Manche^er Shopping PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom­ in the hearing room of the Mimlcl-, Realtor, 649-1642 or Mabel Sheri­ neat cape. Full six rooms plus free Driver’s Manual. 742-7249. 180-182 Pearl S t—BH S-SSOS condition, excellent return cm In­ 643-4808. Completely new concept srnall lot. Call owner, 643-8359 be­ graph to end of Article) THE AUSTIN A . CHAMBERS oo! Parkade. ing, bathing of all breeds. Poo­ pal Building to consider a special dan, evenings and weekends, basement with big rec room and 4 T TRUCKERS; Moving. padUng, aharage, local GIFT SHOP — Main St. location, ROOM FOR RENT near Main vestment. Mortgwe available, in apartment living. tween 6-9 p.m. bath with shower. Fenced In yard, MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., dles a specialty. Call 649-9793 or permit for the construction of a Street. 9 Hazel Street. 649-3170. MANCHESTER — 6 room home 648-8139. Lots less than the mtnlmom See us on your new truck deal. and tong distance. Agents for price reduced lor quick sale. For CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you 649-0500. 9 hole golf course in accordance centrally located. E%ilbrick Agen­ trees galore. Excellent value for required area may be per­ Lowest prices In town. offices, classroom, located Man­ cy, 8494484. with 1% acres of land, 3 large Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ further information call ,J. D. 276-page Popular Club catalog. with Article n . Section I, Subsec­ 18 EDMUND STREET — 6 room SIX ROOM immaculate home only $16,0(X). T. J. Crockett, Real­ mitted in Rural R esidence chester Parkade, lower level. Be- ROOM BUR lady or gentleman, barns, priced to sell at $11,600. across from Shady Glen. 194 feet wide movers. Free estimates. Realty, 643-6129. Let your friends shop from/- It. FDR SALE — 6-months-old pedi­ tion 6 of the ^ n in g R eflations. quiet. Inquire 324 Charter Oak PRIVATE PATIOS Cape, enclosed sunporch, 1-car tor, 643-1577. Zone and Residence Zone A A INTERNATIONAL Dealer g;lnners, older, nervous students, Hayeg A gency, 843-4803. oversize garage. Philbrick Agen­ on Turnpike, 650 feet deep. Bel 643-5187. • Then you pick $25 and more In greed Collie pup, male. Loves Said golf course is proposed on 76 Street, 848-8888, 348-4788. by the Planning Commission, Scouts, Pickups, Cab and our specialty. Teen-age driver’s ESTABLISHBID neigbbortiood gro­ children. Call ■643-8226 before 2:30 Land For Sale 71 cy, 649-8464. Air Real Estate, 643-6332. education course. State certified. free items. Alice Williams, Popu­ acres of land located on the west­ COLONIAL—LARGE living room, MANCHESTER — Five-year-old 6 in connection 'vrith a zubdtvl- chassis | cery store, completely equipped, lar Club Plan, Dept. G801, Lsmn- p.m. WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS, complete room Colonial, 1% baths, fire­ 649-7398. erly side, of Slater St. and north­ COVENTRY — 6% acres on Brew­ diniitf' room, den, modern kitch­ 3-4 rooms, deluxe electric MUST SELL — 6 room ranch on Sion o f land, If the average Painting— Papering 21 excellent location, low rental. brook. New York. light houaekeeplng facUltiea. Cen­ en, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, ga­ place, combination windows, near NEW 1963 Y i ton Int. Pickup i Good assortment of canned goods. erly side of Wilbur Cross Highway. ster Street, sign on premises. Call range, 10 cu. ft. refrigerator, large wooded lot, huUt-ins, alumi­ density for the atibdlvlaten LARSON’S — Connecticut's first MAN T O DRIVE trally located. Mrs., Dorsey, 14 M adeline Smith, R ealtor, 649-1643. rage, landscaped yard 102x612. shopping and schools, complete meets the requirement# act ■4 cyl, engine, floor shift. Ideal' EIXTERIOR and Interior painting. Can be converted to delicatessen disposal, laundry in building, num combination storms, attach­ licensed driving school trained Applicant: Parkway Corp. Arch St., .Manchester. Oiraer tronoferred. Immediate ample closets and parking. South Windsor $18,900 city utilities', only $18,700. U A R forth in the Schedule o f A rea, for price and budget conscious Paperhanging, celllngc wallpiq>er or pizza store. BYill price, $996. DELIVERY TRUCK ed garage. Have been transfer­ Realty Co.. 643-2692. R. D. Mur­ certified and approved, now of­ hooka on request FuAy Insured. • Help WanteH— Male 36 Read Herald Ad vs. occupancy. Marion E. Robertson, $116 - $145. Agent on premises red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, Height and Bulk of Bufldtngz, business operators. fering classroom and behind lock, stock and barrel. Call any­ All interested persons may at­ F u r n i s h e d l i g h t housekeeping Houses For Sale 72 R ea ltor. 648'8958. dock, 643-6472. Call Edward R. Price, 649-1003. time. 627-6771. tend this hearing. and HELP IN STORE or 643-6396, 875-6485. 644-8988. 8Vi ROOM SPLIT subject to the following eon- wheel instruction for teen-agers. SHORT ORDFIR cook, 11 a.m ..-.8 room with all faclllUee for cook­ ditions: 649-6075. ing, lady only. 648-8888. FOREST STREET—DallgbtfUl 10 BOLTON^— Colonial Ranch. 6 EXTERIOR AND interior painting. p.m. Apply Howard Johnson, 894 TOWN PLANNING room former Cheney residence In MANCHESTER — 4 room ranch, HARTFORD ROAD WsLiIpaper hooka. Paperaaaglng. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. NOTICE rooms, beamed ceiling and fire-’ (a) Only tracts of 10 E-Z LEARN Driving School — Help Wanted— Female 35 COMMISSION SGHIEBEL BROS. paik-Uke eettlng. 8 betbooma, 4% place in living room, built-in oven full cellar, good condition, con­ Ceilings. Floora, Fully Insured venient location. Ideal for couple, Lower level ha^ separate en­ NOTICE more, are eligible. ENTERPRISES Connecticut's largest, automatic WOMAN to live in as housekeep­ A public hearing wUI be held b y Phone 648-27M f u r n i s h e d R(X>M near Main baths, axeeUaot eonditlan. Owner and range, 1% baths, 2-car ga­ MANCHESTER — 8 room modern trance into family room with workmanship guaranteed. Lao Martin E. Alvord, Street. T el. 649-7964. 848-7444. home, 4 bedrooms,* famiW room, $U,700. 648-0254. and standard shift, free pick-up Pelletle.. MI 9-^8 If no answer, er, private room, adult and three the irown Planning Commission of [ Center St and Prootor Rd. rage, large lot, $22,900. Fhilbtick two adjoining bedrooms, one (b) The minimum lot OPENING FOR Chairman attached garage, 168’ frontage, The Town Planning Commission 427 Hartford Rd., service, teen-age classroom, old­ call 643-9043. children. Call 649-05(X) for in­ Manchester, Connecticut, Monday M anchester A gency, 649-8464. COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room of which could be used as a of Manchester. Connecticut, will other yard requlramenta er and nervous students our Dorothy C. Jacobson, WOMEN ONLY — Furnished room trees. $16,600. I^Iton W. Hutch­ terview. evening. May 6, 1963, at 8 PM. Secretary for rent, complete housekeepini ranch with fireplace, breezeway, sewing and laundry room. hold a public hearing on Monday form to the following: Manehester, Coim. specialty, 116 Center St., Man­ PAINTING AND papeibangtag. EXPERIENCED MEN TANNER STREET — Bowers ins, 649-5182. garage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, First level consists of a large in the hearing room of the Munici­ facilities, betwieen Center an<: School area. 7 room Oolonial, 8 evening. May 6, 1963, in the hear­ Zone Minimum Lot itao chester. Call for free booklet, Good clean workmanship at rea­ F IL E C L E R K pal Building to consider the fol­ EXCELLENT BUYS Broker, 849-0820. kitchen with separate dining OPEN till » p.m. 643-8662. IN TIRE, BRAKE M em orial H ospital. 649-6689. twin Sized bedrooms, garage, WADDELL SCHOOL — S bedroom ing room of the Municipal Build­ Rural 20,000 sonable rates 80 Tiara in Man­ lowing application for an excava­ area and a spacious living ing at 8 P.M. to hear all persons Permanent full-time position m ortgage, only $16,900. 'ranch, corner lot, plenty of trees, Residence AA > 12,000 chester Raymcmd Flske. 649-9287. tion permit in accordance with f o r e l d e r l y m a n , preferably FOUR ROOM RANCH, garage, room. Upper level has three claiming to be affected by the al­ 648-2408 available for File Clerk with AND FRONT END DEPTS. Ooventry — $ bedroom ranch, Hayes Agency, 648-4808.-' tremendous buy at $16,700. T. J. bedrooms and ceramic tiled Article IV, Section XI, of the Zon­ Swedlah, used to country. Small fenced yard, near Parkade, very tering of building lines as follows: Minimum under ScKWula Ot Business Services Offered 13 COMPLETE PAINTING and d e ^ or without experience for po­ full basement, basement ga- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. good condition, $11,600. Owner bath. % acre lot. Call Mr. See Bud, Bob or Jim rating service, interior-exterior, ing Regulations, at the following loom, kitchen privileges or board MANCHESTER — 7 room split For great savings! 1 sition in our Claims Depart­ Bbccellent opportunity location : JOB OPENING with family If able to get some rs«e, nloelja. landscaped, 100 level, 4% baths, rec room, gar­ 646-9925. Lariviere for more information Alter a 10’ and 25’ established fully guaranteed to your satla- ment. Ability to type and high Height and Bulk o t HwiMtoif, GARDENS PLOWED - Also, for rapid advancement. eala. Tel. Bast Hampton mom- feet from the nicest section of age covered patio balf acre at M anchester — $11,800. 6 room 649-5806, 644-1780, 876-6611. building line to coincide with the f action, with down to earth school education required. FTve Rear of 4S3 HlUstown Road, Um lake. Prtoed for qtdek sals. MANCHESTER — 6 room finished Other Yard Requirements wheel harrowing done. 649-5096. prices, fully insured. Vick’s M on d a y -F rid a y , AN 7-9386, porkllke grounds. Haye* Agency, older home on. bus line, all con­ street line, starting at a point on As specified for day week, excellent Insurance Benefits. Rural Residence Zone. Request to veniences, spic and span condition. Cape, dormer windows, fireplace, Painting A Decorating 529-8422, i n 8-4808. the north side of Florence St. (op­ Zone AA 1969 AUSTIN HEALY “ Sprite” , LAWN MOWERS abarponed benefits and pleasant working operate a borrow pit at the itoove For An Experienced aluminum aiding, one car garage, posite the easterly street line of 649-6462. conditions in air-conditioned Apartments—Fists— Manchester — 8 tedroom Vernon — $13,800. 6 room ranch, eonditlan. Call 643-5606 af- repaired salea and aerrioe, |dck Apidy in person to location. Hiis will Involve an ranch, quality built and Im­ SIX ROOM Cape, attractive open city utilities, good location, $15,- BARROWS 4 WALLACE Clinton St.) and running easterly As specified for Heoldeaee up and delivery. lee ftratea dMup- PAINTING and office. Call Mrs. Peterson, area of qqiroadinately 29 aeres. stairway, coppep plumbing, oU fireplace, garage, large lot. 400. U A R Realty Co., 643-2692. 340’, more or less. i wallpaiMriiig, wan. 648-1161 for appointment. Mr. Amenta. Tenements 51 maculate, living room with Zone A ened. preclaUm ground, L 1 M papor removed,L W u lpu or booki AppUoant: E. Ralph Kryeak. fireplace, ceramic bath, wal­ hot wain heat, aluminum com­ R. D. Murdock, 643-6472. 66 E. Center St., use CADILIAC SEDAN DeVUle, Bqu^iment Oonmatton, Route 89, u s MAIN—Throe rooms, beat, hot binations, one block from bus R ockville — $14,200. 6 room Alter a 26’ established building oo rqqueet. OaUinfe.'Mliofs. LINOTYPE OPERATOR nut caUnets jin kitchen, lot Cape, fireplace, aluminum siding, Manchester, Conn. The subdivision Shall con form a ll power, one owner, $796. Tony Vamca, Ooon. TR 6-7909. Manchea- m ates. Call R oger 649-0928. LIBERTY MUTUAL HARTFORD GENERAL AB Intoreeted paraons may alb- water, etove, rsfrigerater, 1100. Une^n4.900. Fhllbrlok Agency, BOWERS SCHOOL — , 6 room lin e to a 17’_established building In all othef reepeota to tlw to-' A n g w , 6 Alien Dr., Venion. INSURANCE CO. tond this hearing. A oqpy eC tUa (MALE or FEMALE) 940-63^9. 9-8. garage, large lot. Cape, one unfiniahed, possible 4 line, starting at a point on the B T E p i, SIDEWAUCS^ atone TIRE COMPANY qulrements o t ttm o w y ik PAINTING, paperhanging, floor 68 E. Center St., notice la on file In the office of Many other Mstliigs available. bedrooms, verv neat and clean, north side of Bigelow Street and tiona. 3961 FORD, atandanj shift, black, walls, fireplaces, fla^one ter­ sanding, ceilings whitened. For I Manchester, Conn. the Town Clerk and maps m ^ bei i^OUR ROOM oportment, beat, ZUMAOUULTB Cape, 4 down, t permanent sldmg, $18,900. Hayea races. • All concrete repairs. 166 Center Street 87^^ hour wedk; paid vacuition and sick J. D. REALTY the west side of Main Street and V-8, 4 door, good condition. lowest rates and good clean woric- ee«i In the office of the TOwn hot water, gaa for oedUiic, Bleo- A gency, 648-4803. VERNON — Cape, dormer, running westerly 335', mors or An intoreeted,. e48-tae6. R easonably priced. 643-0796. unflnlrtied m firsptaoa. fenced manship ca ll 644-0601. WANTED — SKILLED office work­ Manchester Planning Commission. leave, hospitalization, retirement plan M reftigsTMar and stove, a u Center St yard, near snoppliur, eobool and AUCE CLAMPET, rooms, 2 baths, garage, fireplace, leas. tend thle hedrlng. er. Send resume of experience. n t a a e e A 949-7797, 8-7 p.m . 8HARPENIMU Servioa- Isawa, bus. Air R^ Eotate, REALTOR MANCHESTER .— 6 room ranch $14,800. Owner 875-6616. 1969 LARK 3-door Hardtop, radio, Pay .commensurate with ability. TOWN PLANNING and other‘ benefits. Apply in person. TOWN PLANNING beater, automatic. Immaculate knives, axea. ahaan, Aatea, 848-8130 64S-B8S3. 640-4643 — 843-7857 in excellent location, 28 foot Itv- TOWN MiAMNlNO PAINTING — INTERIOR and ex­ Box GG, Herald. CXJMMISSION 1^ room, 8 large bedrooms, R O L L m a PARK — Only $16,600. COMMISSION OOMMX8S10N aondttloo. muat sell. 648-6404. rotan bladaa. Quick aanrlos. Capi­ TURRET LATHE and/or Bridge­ TWO ROOM iqiartm ent,. 148 Oak terior. 648-9688. SEVEN ROOM Raloed Ranch, plenty of closet space, dining Neat Cape, 6 rooms, hot water tol IkpUpmeat Oo., 96 Mata IR., TYPIST. HANDLE heavy trao- port cqierator.' Must he ahle to Martin B. Alvord, I land Street. 849-8999, 9-8. Martin B. Alvord, Mortla E- AhroK H it FIORD WAGON, automaUc, 6, Mancheatar. Hoora daily 7-6. IfpralA bedrooibs, 3 baths, large recrea­ BOLTON-MANCHBSTER line, room, big kitchen with bullt-lns, heat, city sewers, large lot, near Boriptian. Also, general dsrical set and optrats firom hlne- Chalmiial oU hot water-heat, fireplace. See bus, small down payment. Rob­ Chairm an 6lMan6at aondmoB, $ M . 648-3096, Ttauraday f-9 . Batarday V-4. HOUSES PAINTED V duUss. Oongsnlal RoekviUs oCfioa. TRRHB ROOM apartment, beat TOLLAND — meres. New tion rooip. S-car garage, ncel- room. ranch, 1 8/4 acres, price priata. Oveitims and Hinge bene- Donthy O, Jaoobaoii,| raised raaeh, ^7,900. Tresoeot $11,800. dmU ow ner U h U M , It on the laolde. Robert Wolver* ert B. Andenoo. B m Uos, 6384)1$$-, a o n th tr a 649-796S. aU e, Phone 649-781S. Bva. actpotatmeiris SUFOSB. flte. O U l 648-7697. end hot wotm m m watim iticn. $Sg,9007j>Ull)tlak S8»-840f.

j|^»'|T.'* - • 1f " i"W ) A'vsnga Dafly Not i ^ ^ Tka Wyfcy ^_____^ THURSDAY, AfRIL ‘Wti IMS roe Hie Week Kai jianrlr^at^r lEitimitts ll^raUt dqpHltS. U6S Flair and eooi taadgkt wHh Srari sauce, tossed salad, lYenoh bread 13,974 la ra ta l aaeHsaa.,Lasr S64H> SaH w •2^ School Menus and butter, mOk, pears. Reception Sunday t h r mesHy soaay "'aad a Httia it Town Wadnasday: Hamburg gravy, k ilfep MDd^ wannsr. High 66-66. maahed potato, buttwad greaa For New Pastor Moroc^kesfer— City • / ytOage Charm ...... Mild Aotton OM public aehool menus for the beans, bread and butter, ndUt iMidara will tev* a pottuck gelatin with topping. - week of April 38 through May 8 ■Rm Rev. Bdward. J. Reardon, ^ WaddaU S ch o o l wMli Thursday: Frankfurt on roll, po­ (EIGHTBBN PAGES) BIANCHESTER, CONN„ FRUIAY, APRIL 26, 1968 (Oaaattled AdvsriMag aa Fhge 1#) Northwaat Nelgliborbood. will be aa followa: paator oif S t Jamee’ Cburoh, will TOL. LXXXIL MO. 176 PRICE CBNYB tato ehlps^ buttered peas and car­ be gueet of honor l^unday at a ----- •" -*ea at • pjn. and aup- Monday for all schoola except rots, mUk, chocolate cake. ■ervad at 6:30. M ro, "Get Acquainted” tea and reoep- high aehool: Chicken vegetanla Friday: Baked f'lrii aticka, ______la ohalnnan o f tlia soup, peanut butter and Jelly Uon from 3:30 to 5:30 pm . at the «VMit. nioaa planning to attand. maahed potato, cabbage-pinei^Ie aehool auditorium. * ^ 0 Holy sandwich, vegetable atieks, milk, aalad, bread and butter, milk, Ice Name Society and Ladiee of S t Mariani Says > ara ramlndad to bring taMo aUvar mixed fruit State News •ad cup and aauear. cream. James are oo-eponeora of the Monday for Manchester High event Gas Explosion only: Plsaaburger on roll, potato Half a. mlUlm dogs were reg­ Membere of the perieh are in­ Bqiarbnant MH„ 461 Fanniagton Ave. Bailey Scuttled lHaa Uadallna Amiraidt, daugh- chips, buttered spinach, milk. ___ * Roundup tar o< Mini. lion el AmlriuiH, 37 istered in 1963 with the K enn«^ vited to meet the newly appoint­ Haitfocd,- - Ooa&—Pboae - -liaBeSR-6461 U.S. Experts Doubt LanoK 8 t , and JUaa Jaan Aader- Tuesday: RavidU with meat Club of America. ed paetor. Election Bills wo, daughtar o t Ilk-, and Mia. Waltar A. Anderaon, 30 Avondala Rd., botb aeniora at Bay Path Jtm- Traps Miners HARTFORD (AP) — Na- D em ocrats Yield lor OoUega, toogm eadow, Maaa., tioiul and State Democratic laft tUa morning by plana for a Chsinnan John M. Bailey was On Teacher Fund two-day trip to Now Yorii CHnr, Sevan other men were asaisned aponaoped the ooUaga. CLARKSBURG, W. V a < critidzed by Republicans to­ (AP)--CUnehfield Coal Co. te a drift 3,000 feet farther Into the day for “cydeal disregard for HARTFORD’ 7 a P) — The Nikita Quitting Soon mine and two man wers assisting $3 million deficiency sppro- tba mldwaaa aarvica at bte Sal- announc6d shortly after noon both crews. the fundamental rights of the aation Army, uouaHy held Thuia- SWIFT PREMIUM that 14 bodiea of 22 men Outslda women, coal miners in p ^ l e . ” )riations bill waa signed- into day nigfata, has been oanoeled for OR trapped by an exploaion in its working gear, police and coal com­ The attaidc came from Republi­ aw yesterday after Senate UiM w e ^ MISS IOWA TODAY p l y offlciala kept vigil. can Peter P. Marian! of Groton, Democrats yielded on the dis­ Compass No. 2 Mine near here BACON 65c Lb. There w m nothing on the out Senate minority leader, in a state­ puted teachers’ retirement Tha Lutheran Ohuroh Women ot have been,recovered. side to indicate what hid taken ment Issued through GOP head­ L ack Sign pjmniijJ Lutheran Churdi will niara was practically no hope place. Fans which circulate sir quarters. fund amendment and passed aponaor a rummage aale tomorrow DUBUQXHS tha othar eignt—even deeper In through tha mine continued to op­ Marisnl said two election bills the House version. at 0 am. at Luther Hall at the Pinehursf ALL BEEF the mine—would be found alive. erate. The shaft was not dam­ were scuttled through policy di- Democrats cannot "conUnue to riiuroh. Mra. Charlea Daniela and FRANKFURT8 Three bodiea were found nrat aged. The elevator which can car­ Nctivee handed down by Bailey. face a financial crisis every few O f O uster Mna Hugo Oarleon are oo-chair- Lb. 59o near tha main mint tunnal, about ry 10 men down Into the working Tha latest measure defeated, days,” said Sen. Maurice J. Fer- men of the aale. Mra. Clarence Meats a mUa and a half from tha main area was still operating. Mariani aald, waa one calling for land, D-Danielson. Pateraon ia in ohaiga tonight of AS ALW AYS antrance. Blevan other were found About 60 men wlae in the way of direct election of the Metropolitan It was on his recommendation In Works aatting up for the sale. Mcmbera a short time later In a lateral mine rescue methods took turns tai as Senate Appropriations Commit­ 2 District Oopmiisslon (MDC). 'Dte Tjmnfaig to aariat are reminded to Our service meat working section. clearing a path to the 32. options! party lover biU was the tee 'chairman that Democrats, pro­ i»e at the hall at 6 tonight Luther . The 83 men, all married, had 68 It was difficult. The air had to other measure mentioned by Mari­ testing every Inch of the way, vot­ MOSCOW (AP) — Premier Hall wUl be open until 0 to re- department is get­ dependents. be cheeked constantly to be cer­ ani as doomed because of Bailey. ed for the measure. Khrushchev lim its he is ag­ eaivo donatfona. Pinehurst Has The Best Meats In Town! Announcement of the finding' c< tain It waa clear of any explosive Msrlanl said the house Judiciary The bill was quickly signed Into ing like any mortal and won’t ting back to nor­ the first victims of the Thursday’s gas. committee had approved three law by Gov. J ( ^ N. Dempsey. pn— M am rat Boland, daughter sxplosion was made by mine Supt. Timms, said the trapped men It appropriates money for special head the Soviet Communist of Mr. and Mra Thomaa Boland of Singing Rands at T emple Tonight mal. Charles Mc­ Harry Chapman, whose brother le were about 1% miles from ths (Ceatlaaed on Page Three) funds that have been depleted since party and government forev­ 63 Vernon St., recently aailed (m The "Singing Rands” of Gales^ cne of the missing miners. shaft when the explosion rumbled the last General Assembly session er. But foreign opinion here the 8.8. Queen of Bermuda for a Ferry, N.Y., will be featured to­ The Rand’s program includes Carthy out for This week the featured meat will be Chuck Boasts . . . The bodies, Chapman rapocted, through the deep works. in 1661 and for a number of agen­ apring vacation to Bermuda. Mlaa western, novelty and religious cies that need money to finish out was split today over whether night at a “ Spring Frolic” spon­ were found near the opening of a As rescue crews Isapfrogged BOtand la a student at Central singing. many weeks recov­ not ordinary chuck, but just the most delicioilsly ten­ drift in which U miners were through mine drifts toward Ihs Blame Thrifty Ben the current fiscal year. the 69-year-old leader brought Connecticut State College. sored by the Fellowcraft Club of Other performers also on the scheduled to be working when a explosion arsa 5,000 feet back in The Republican-controlled House the matter up in public be­ Manchester Lodge of Masons at '■Western Jamboree” who will ap­ ering from major der waste ^ree chuck you ever put on your table. Buy rumbling gas explosion'' hit fits For the Lost Hour and the Senate had failed to reach Mias Kerry Oetchell and Miss cause he plana to give «p the Masonic Temple. Entertain­ pear at the “Spring Frolic” in­ m ine.' (Continned en Page Ten) a compromise on the teachers’ re­ either post soon. Claire Saporiti of Manchester are ment at the western type show clude the Nomads, a western style surgery on his knee, it block style or boneless for easier slicing . . . it’s a tirement fund In a month-long dis­ representing Central Connecticut By THE ASsbdATBO PIU»S pute. T am already *9 and I havs will begin at 8. There will be swing band with Lee Wayne, lead­ o' Some 113.2 million Amer­ the right to say so,” Khrushchev Stete College of New Britain at a square and round dancing from 10 er; Miss Sheila Gemon and Mias returned to work special value either way. When the bill originally came up meeting at Miami Beach for the ;-’; v . - 1 icans wUl lose an hour apiece in the Senate In late March, it in­ told a meeting of industry and to midnight. Diane Lee, soloists; the “Jam­ understands that I cannot hold for 34th annual study conference of The R ^ d s are a family con­ boree Squares,” a square dancQ Monday, He will be Sunday — all because of Ben cluded a |4 million appropriation the Association for Childhood Ed­ Franklin. When he was am­ from the General Fund to cover all time the positiim I now have sisting of Mr. and Mrs. Els Rand team, and Jack O'Leary, caller. in the party and the state.” ucation mtemational this week. and sons, Gary and Bobby. They Bud Alden will be master of cere­ glad to see you and bassador to France almost deficiency in the teachers’ fund. 200 years ago, thrifty Ben The three-hour speech, made on are one of the top attractions on monies. Pinehursf Wednesday, was published in foil Mbimitain Laurel Chapter, Sweet Western J a m b o r e e,” Sunday The event is open to the public has, in addition to I awoke unusually early one Adelines, Inc., will c^ebrate a morning and found daylight BryneM Declines Post today In all Moscow newspapers. morning program on WHYN tele­ and tickets may be purchased at HARTFORD (AP)—The chair­ Khrushchev made no mention of third place award, received re- vision 'station*of Chicopee, Mass. the door. our chuck specials, atroamlng through his win­ oehtly by its chorus, with a vlc- dow while most of the oltisena man of the Republican-ccrntrolled quitting either post. But his re­ 'Wa * ¥ «• -m House Insurance Committee has marks set off a dispute among toiy celebration at 8 at the Irish Tendercure Corned of the city still slept. American Club, 66 Grove St., The Guard d u b of the Women’s ITie British American d u b will Frugal Ben worried about declined appointment to a com­ Western observers In Moscow Benefit Association will meet to­ sponsor a dance for members and Ghuck Roast mittee named to study the state’s whether he might announce such Hartford. The chorus participated Beef, genuine the “wasted” daylight and con­ plans at a meeting of the party In national competition with 20 morrow at 8 p.m. at the home of guests Saturday night. Charlie ceived a plan to conserve the insurance system. (Block style. . . bone in) Rep. James J. Byrnes of Pom- central committee called for choraaea at Rochester, N. Y. Re- Mrs. Allan Bills, 13 Vine St. Mis. Varrlck ar d his orchestra will play daylight by advancing clocks fkuabfnenta will be served. Ha.rriiet Olsaver will be co-hostess. for dancing from 9 to 1. spring lamb legs, fret informed Gov. John N. Demp­ It has been announced that the one hn. Khrushchev Voices both. hour each when clocks are The lerislature, by law, must (U.S. experts tai Washington ex­ set ahead to comply with the adjourn ^ June 6. To Woman, 29, pressed doubt that Khrushchev Is PINEHURST BONELESS aew sritedule wiU segsln it to step down for a while, when ths clocks art turned ^JBaegTransport Unit ite^ occariwiai rumors back an hour In the In New Londem ungton autho J>m a ! w l B ip J jcV l 'H3uMiDRD*'(AP)-A Onnec- have no evidence that Khrushchev ■ TI : tlout transportation authority le in danger ot being ousted flam NBJW LONDON (AP)—A 20- oould Spearhead state efforts to MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet Premiep$- The tightest kind qf secrecy has h is' Kremlin command.) PINEHURST VEGETABLES. . FRUITS Chuck Roast PropO S e s save the ailing New Haven Rail­ year old New London woman is Khrushchev assured Undersecre­ been exercised by the U.S. Em­ Several members of ths Soviet GOP road, witnesses said at a legisla­ being held without bond on a tary of State W. Averell .Harrlman bassy since Harriman’s arrival. hierarchy are considered possible Carefully boned and prepared for easy slicing by our ^ political heirs to Khrushchev, and tive hearing yesterday. first degree murder charge stem­ today that he Joined with the Unit­ Embsiasy officials refused even to expert meat men. Legislators Joined with em­ tiiree deputy premiers are con­ GOLDEK FRESH CELLO BAGS Gas Tax Hike ming from the rifle-slaying of ed States in affirming full support mention the subject of Laos to re­ by RCA VICTOR ployes and managers of the rail­ of the accord on keeping Laos porters. sidered leading contenders. Hiey road In supporting a bill that Charles Frank Broadnax, 40, of neutral and peaceful. Harrlman and Kohler went to are Frol R. Koslov, 54, a Khrush­ For Road Fund would set up the authority. No op­ 26 Belden St. early today. Khrushchev made the declara­ see Khrushchev after talking for chev favorite; Anastas I. Mlkoy- Blue as the Sky-Green as the Grass With carrots on sa^e at 8 for 25c be Lean freshly ground Chuck or 8 in 1 position was heard at a hearing May Freda Watson, of the same tion in a Joint communique issued 3(4 hours with Gromyko. an, 67, also a close associate, and CARROTS sure to buy some to go with your beef blend of Beef, Pork, Veal. Special of the legislature’s transportation address, denied the charge when after he had discussed the Laos “ Each of us reassured the other Alexei Kosygin, U, an Industrial she appeared before Judge Max H. authority. stew. Tender select^ finely diced. lb. 69c. Coal nvlners riuater' outride a shaft at the Olinchfleld mine near HAR’TFORD (AP) — R^bU- i mimlttee. situation for thYee and a half that our governments tu'e deter­ Cnarkrimrg, W.. V., where 33 miflera ara rolestag Iririds the pit can lagislative heads era thinking The proposed authority would Relcher in a special session of Cir­ hours In the Kremlin with Har­ mined to do all they can to assure Undqr the system of party following an exfdorion. (A P PlMtedbx). have reeponaibiUty for develop­ cuit l3ourt this morning. rlman. the Independence and neutrality ot authority which Khrushehav Nothing is as Natural as Color Time to serve lean braised short ribs. of trying to rhlse ths gasoline tmx stressed in Ms speech, the par- Pinehurst SHORT OR MIDDLE ing all types of transportation but Mr. Broadnax was found shot The communique declared that, Laos,” Harrlman told newsmen one cent a gallon as one way of speakers emphasized it would par­ through the right eye at 5:06 a.m. “President Kennedy and after his meeting; with Gromyko. 3 lo r 2 5 * meeting the elamor for new road (Coattaaed ea Page Tea) I Stewing Beef RIBS lb. 59c. ticularly aid the New Haven. on a fire escape leading to the chairman of the Coimcll of Min­ The U.S. undersecretary of state building. Some said the bankrupt railroad third-floor apartment where he isters (Khrushchev) reaffirmed declined to say whether he was Boneless. Roasts of Shoulder Clod ’They are also oonridering get­ was the most Important issue be­ and Miss Watson lived. He waa that both governments fully sup­ optimistic or pessimistic. "I would PINEHURST FRESH lb. 99c, Moon Race Influencing ting road funds by extending the fore this session of the legisla dead when police arrived. - port the general agreements on not know about using those maturity of bonds already author­ ture. TTte shooting, which followed a the Laotian question about which words,” he said. 8 5 » PINEHURST HAMBURG .. .lb. 55c ised for highway construction pro­ R ^ . Joseph M. Rourke, D-New violent argument between the two, there was an exchange of views Harrlman carried a personal Bulletins 1964 Presidential Race grams, Rep. Gwuiaro W. Frate of Haven and one of the bill’s spon­ occurred at 5 p.m., according to a between them at Vienna and a letter from Kennedy asking Khru­ Iceberg Lettuce Darien aald yesterday. sors, said the authority would gdve neighbor who said he heard Broad­ mutual understanding reached.” shchev to help enforce the Geneva CuUed frmn AP Wires Frate, who is chairman of the the state a flexible approach to nax fall on the fire escape. The communique noted that agree,ment guaranteeing the neu­ By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY ^to be able to convert aane people House Roads and Bridges C!om- the New Haven problem. An autopsy ia scheduled for Harrlman delivered to Khrush­ trality of the tiny Southeast Asian WASHINGTON (AP) — Since into lunatics. mittee, said OOP leaders will meet later today. Police said they be- chev a personal letter from Presi­ kingdom threatened by Commu­ BUSK TO SEE UTO Something new . . . selected eyes of very tender caveman days the moon has ex­ Less 'well known, perhaps, is the today with Lehman Brothers of dent Kennedy on the Laotian nist-controlled Pathet Lao forces. Seeks Release ^ situation. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sco­ erted undue influence on human fact that ths moon confounded an­ New York CSty, bonding consul­ BREIXSEIPOIRT (A F )— Loring J. (Continued on Page Ten) Prospects appeared remote that re tary of State Dean Busk will 2 for 35*^ affairs—and now It threatens to cient calendar makers. For centu­ tants to the state. ’They want to This was followed by a long dis­ the Soviets would intervene to Whiteside, 76, serving a 20-day cussion in which Khrushchev, naake an riticlal vlrit to Bel­ affect the 1664 presidential elec­ ries astute Babylonian astronom­ know how much can be raiaed by Jail sentence for criminal Ubel, is check the Pathet Lao. Harrlman, U.S. Ambassador Foy grade, Yugoslavia, Slay 4 aaS tion. ers—and later the even smarter extending maturity dates of pres­ awaiting a decirion on his petition The Soviet press continued to S, on bis way home from diplo­ Chuck Oven Roast 79* A lively debate is under way Greeks—tried In 'vain to construct ent bond Issues another 10 years. D. Kohler and Forcigpi Minister blame the United States for the FRESH GOLDEN for a 'Writ of habeas corpus fttat R o c fc-y Assails matic talks in Asia, the State on the big question; a satisfactory calendar based on State Highway and finance of­ Andrei A. Gromyko took part, as fighting in Laos. The defense min­ (8 to 5 lb. cuts that will roast tQ perfection). 'woukl release him. Department announced today. Should we spend $30 billion— the moon’s movements. Twleve flciala told legislators early In this Judge John M. Oomley reserved well as others from both sides. istry paper Red Stsu- in an article How the discussion proceeded, or Rusk’s visit will dramatize U.SL more or less—on a crash pro- moons simply do not make a session that all ■a'vallable funds for deolrion on the petition yesterday JFK’s N Plans today blamed the hostilities on links with the government year—and tnat’s that. whether any concrete action to e t ram to, land men on the moon In highway building are tied up “ the intrigues of American agents Preeldent Tito at a timo of in- CORN Sils decade? As for the current controversy, stop the fighting In Laos was who have wormed their way into thJ^gh 1976. (OonOmied ea Page Ten) ner oonlUot in the Slno-Soviet President Kennedy says yes. it Is evident that President Ken­ Despite the lack of funds, the For Europeans agreed upon was not indicated neutralist ranks.” ' Moe which has created impor­ nedy Is following closely the argu­ either in the communique or by For barbecues or London Broils . . . try boneless Chuck Steaks at 89c or center Some others, hotably Republicans, demand for new roads la aa hea'vy tant questions about relattaiia express grave doubts, ’^ e scien­ ments of his critics that too much emliassy officials. (Continued on Page Nina) ever. NEW YORK (AP)—Gov. Nelson between Tito and Soviet Pi^ tific community is split. money Is being spent on space, ml of Khraahehev. slices of Shoulder Clod at $1.09. at the expmse of other scientific Republicans said last week they A. Rockefeller says the Kennedy Thus the moon is numing true would like to get some new road 5 ears 3 9 ' to form In mixing into human undertakings and such earthly News Tidbits administration’s nuclear programs needs as education and housing. building authorized even if it for Western Europe would cause ANTIBIA8 HELD LAX lives. Everybody knows about meant Just getting some into the moonstruck lovers. Most every­ He expressed the suspicion at from the AP Wires crazy quilt of nuclear forces WASHINGTON (AP) — Four this week’s news conference that planning eta^e. 'Within NATO.” He urges a "gen­ Kennedy Hails Tax Cut eivll rlriits leaders charged to­ body knows, too, that In olden In his proposed budget for 1968- WhUe you are shop­ days the lunar orb was supposed If^ budget cutters succeed in slash­ uine political partnership with day that federal enforcement at Sorry, that our cookie shelves were bare of Rite and ping for chuck spe­ ing speuse funds, they won’t allot 65, Gov. John N. Dempsey recom­ out Atlsmtic allies.” President Kennedy’s anttblas Check these low prices on Pinehurst Hood Milk. mended uring $36 mlUlon in new Alabama Circuit Judra finds the a few other items last weekend . . . but word of the cials at the meat da- the savings to things like educa­ Rev. Martin Luther lung Jr. and Rockefeller, a potential but un­ housing order has been so lax revenue for highway building au- announced candidate for the Re- Businessmen Propose “ that neither the broad spirit, Qts. 25c, Gals. 47c, Gallons 76c freslmess of Pinehurst Cookies is spreading . . . and partment, John O’Neill tion. Then, he said, when the So­ 10 other Negro ministers In ooa- says not to overlook WorkersLaud viet Union makea another Mg tempt of court for defying state lublican nomination for president nor the limited letter of the order our new Nabisco man just can’t get his orderipg ad­ the “ good values" hi breakthrou$h in space, his critics (Oonttnned Page Nine) ti 1064, spoke Thursday night at Is being made a reality.” Tha Cream . . . Cottage Cheese, Sour Cream fnnn injunction against racial demon­ WASHINGTON (AP)—A group^partment. which are pushing hard comment came from Roy Wilk- justed. Nabisco Pecan Shortbread, a new (Jhoc. Drop our self service gro­ WiU ask: “ Why didn’t we do strations . . . Autborttlee free eae the 50th anniversary dinner of the Hood. Bureau of Advertising. Hie bu­ of prominent businessmen headed for congressional approval of a Ins, executive secretary of 0w Save Money— Buy Now Chiparoon and Date and Nut Cookies all at 49c are cery section. Kaiser Steel more?” of two men questioned about road­ tax cut and are trying to rally ss by Henry Ford n has called lor National Aseoclatlon for the Ad­ A number of Senate Republlc- side slaying of Maryland Integra­ reau is an autonomous corporation Come here for Strickland Farm Grade A Whit# suggested for a change. P.S. Plenty of fresh Rite Brain Waves Sent coordinAting with, but not affiliat­ a $10 billion cut In corporate and much support in the business com­ vancement of Colored People; is complain that the space pro­ tion pUgiim William Moore. Individual taxes — a move hailed munity as possible. Fresh Eggs. ' ’ crackers this week. gram threatena to cut unduly into ed with the American Newspaper Jamee Fanner, director of the Sharing Plan By Relay SateUite Neutralist Laotian Premier by President Kennedy as demon- Secretary of the Treasury Doug­ Congress of Racial Equality: GIANT the domain of private enterprise. Prince Souvanna Phouma accuses Publishers Association. during our The ravernor told 1,700 newspa­ stoating "a high sense of states­ las Dillon and other administra­ Whltaey Young, director at the Ftor example. Sen. Wallace F. Communists today' o t endangering tion officials addressed the group FONTANA, Calif. (AP)^Calaw Bennrit, R-Utah, said he waa in­ BRISTOL, England (AP) — Scl- per publishers and other exec manship.” National Urban League, and Al­ SCOTTOWELS neutrality of Laos and otters what Thursday. The President’s subse­ Spring Sale steelworkers, their paychecks fat­ formed that eventually ' 60 per enUsts flashed brain waves from tives: The call for a tax cut was in gernon D. Black, board chair­ appears to be veUed defense of statement of principles issued by quent statement was in the nature tened under a new cost-saving cent of all. phyrical scientists an American woman across the “ Though the administration has a man of tiie^Natloaal Gommlttea 2 for 59e of U.S. eftorts to preserve It . talked a great deal about partner­ Ford and 35 other industrialists of a salute. Against Dlaerlmiiiatten In Hous- SHURFINE ELBERTA TAHERED TOM _ plan, want to work today cch- would be working for the govern­ Atlanftc 'via the Relay satellite U.8. and Japan exchange notes ment Thursday night and got a medical ship, It is treating our friends of and financiers Thursday as they While the otficial Treasury posi­ b»S- ____ tiunmlng up agreement to tnerease tion still is that tax cuts and tax Pay qs Little as H.25 per week SEALTEST FRENCH vinced that they have a good Thie waa disputed by James E. opinion back. the Atlantic, alliance as dependent launched a drive to whip up in- thing going for them. The same experiment was per­ Japanese missile defenses. allies rather than independent teresUin tax reduction. revision should be considered to­ HAITI AIDES SHOT Shurfina W hit# Webb, director of the National Navy calls Capt William An­ gether, there has been increa.sing SLICED PEACHES The company and Its amployea Aeronautles and Space Adminis­ formed earlier by transatlantic partners.” Among the major recommenda- PORT AU PBJNOE, HnHl Compare them with any ahoiteake type peach on the marl^et . . . huy a dosea cans at this ICECREAM ■put nearly a mllUon doUara. tclmhone. derson —^former skipper at atom He termed the administration's ti(»i8 of the group, called the Busi­ evidence that the administration (A P )—The driver and two bedy- If’^ tration. Making a pitch before sub Nautilus—back' from ratlre- would sidetrack revisimi If neces­ Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed, Serviced low j^ ee. TUNA3for99e Some 3,960 employea covered by the Senate Space Oommittee for The tests, to demonstrate the proposals, in regard to the North ness (fommittee for Tax Reduc­ guarde taktaig Prerident Fran-- ment to help pull together ander- sary to get a tax cut enacted. the plan divided $313,000 Thurs­ NASA’s fis.T-blllion bud|tet for the possibUltleB of speedy internation­ Atlantic Treaty Organization, “ il­ tion in 1968, are that Congress cols DavaUcrie two oMMrea to By Our Own Mechanics Qts.— Spaelal 79e day when the company diatrlbutad oomlng flacal year, he eaid 90 per al diagnosis of brain diaorders, water resone program for salvage lusionary and shifting” in the field make a substantial part of the re­ Kennedy himself has said nothing school wore shot te death today from ocean floor . . . Gen. Lucius duction effective as eUrly as pos­ should stand in the way of rate R & R (63e rag.) li e savings tram M a i ^ tha first cent of NASA’s work would be ware described by sclentiats at the of nuclear policy, which he said by gunmen firing from aa aoto- Famous For Service Since 1931 month of Its oporatlon. . done by private Industry and Burden Neurological Institute here D. Clay, chairman of presidential amounts to “ a prescription for sible this year and that a reason- cuts this year. „ moMle, eyewltneeses reported. SHURF1NE The President acknowledged in S«v# lOe The average bonus earn* to universltlas. aa completely micceasful. advisory committee on foreign aid, chaos” rather than a ” grand„de aUe balance be struck between The chlM ^ Jean-daude, 13, BONED •bout $60 per man, wttb aome The Idea that “ technological They hope to use the system to urges $300 ndlUon more be eat stm .” federal income and expenditures. his statement that the business­ and Stmoue, 14, were nuburt, cans workera gaoing nearly $300. fallout” —earthly benefits—will be call in expert opinion from across from program. Rockefeller proposed a five - The plan the President has pre­ men were not wholly in accord wttneesee said. Hie terrorlem, SLICED BEETS CHICKEN 35e "Man, I got It made," ebouted vast aa a result of the coming the ocean rapidly without moving Swiss Embassy reports sailing point program which includes es- sented to Congress—a three-year with hirf proposals. Nevertheless first In 9wo years, waa bellev^ IN COLOR TV SINCE 1954 he said, “ their action Indicates a D. D. Pcaaee, a Rlverstde machtn- Journeys to the moon is disputed the patient. of SS American Survivor from tAbllshment of a permanent NA’TO |18.6-blllion cut to be partly off­ to bo toteiided as a warning to set by $3.4 billion of revenue-rais­ substantial area of commonly held / lat, aa he walked away from the in some scientific circles. If the ■nie experiment was parformed Havana with more than 750 emi­ committee, with the U.S. repre­ Darmlier. pay window. Bla payobaok ataowad eccnomv needs pepping up, some on Mrs. Nlcholaa Ray, tha pay- grants has been delayed antU Sun­ sentative being of cabinet rank. ing changes in the tax structure views which is far more slpiifie' S A U D A T E A ant than the area of difference." Open Thurs. and Fridoy till 9 P.M. an aatra $133.63. ‘ n figured I’d gat soicntlsn say, spact exploration chologiri wife of a neurosurgeon day . . . William Srill says he waa “ This permanent group should —was not endorsed as such. REDS MAu TPAMBS In fact, the businessmen who In one point of difference with ■omethlng like $30." Is a roundaMut, unesrtaln way from the Muro CUnlo who Is woric- toroed from UJ5. Marine Corpa for be charged with exploring areas BERLIN (AP)-4kivlat plaaes IcSA L E Crane repairman MHUiam D. to do tt. i w At the m s to l Institute. helping superior officer dispose of of common action,” he said. “ It met Thursday with Kennedy at the administration, the committee Kraft’s Famous MIRACLE WHIP ^ 4 9 ' the White House suggested specif­ advocated that a proposal for a approached two U.S. boMooptora gtewart of Fontana got $106.80. To Dr. Philip H. Abelson, a she eat with thrra sleotcodea at­ th e' body o t known Cuban spy should work on a common policy over Bast. Berlla today la aa for relaticnu with the Soidet Un­ ically^ that consideration of revi­ 6-per cent floor on itemized deduc­ SAVE 14c JAR AT THIS PINEHURST SPECIAL SALE ‘ 64 tpa bags 66a “ 1 laved the company $5,000 on loading phyrical chemist. It ap­ tached to her head. The brain while Btatiaiied at Guantanamo appareat effort to dlseoafM Naval Base in Cuba. ion, iMirticularly with respect to sions should be removed from the tions be set aside. There Is a dif­ ' V - ana piece ot machinery alone/' pears that "a re-sxamination of waves were fed into an electro- thrir roatiae fligkto over m s Stewart eaid. prlorlUss” is in order. "Not more eneephalograph, then Into a tele- Republican Senator Thuiston n^rotiations.” path of tax reduction lest cuts In ference in emphasis, too, in that One ot the committee’s most rates be snarled in debate. the administration favors a three- Oomiwaalst half ol tho city- Unicn offlciala rapreaentlng tha than a small fraction ot the coot plione olrm t. They were received Miorton of Kentucky chsuvea UJL aeanM laM tm le t t e l nustiated Atlas cC aovered employes indicated aatla' of the moon program “will be re­ at Mayo’s, In Rochester, Minn., Prerident Kennedy with playuig Important tasks, he said, should “ Personally, I don’t agree with year plan of reduction, while the ■ over Onha . . . Panama be to devize policies vddeh would the proposed reforms,” Ford'told businessmen want the major aliea plaaea name wlthla SSS fBirts PINEHURST GROCERY, INC., CORNER MAIN