The Weather Avance Daily Net Preaa Run 'eMeeet ef U. K Wertkir mrnm THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1966 Far the Week IM M April IT, ISIS cutely amt m at wttfe perfedb et PAGE TWENTY-FOGB lEnPutas l|waUi ifai totegbt, lew near 4 t; partly 14,138 iMattrbfralb aamr and aaal tw e rraw, Hgh la et«he Audit Tha Senior Cttisena Cluh wUl M M d lM tcr-^A City of Vittage Charm sponsor a Military Whist and About Town Setback Party tomorrow at 8 Announce Engagements p.m. in the basement olubrooms MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1965 ((AaaaUM AdverUalng an Psga 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS fRM CMiis Friendly Society at the former technical school, VOL. LXXXIV. NO. ITS (TWENlfir PAGES) l^nneora o f St. Mary** Bpiaoo* 36 School St. Mr. and Mrs. J. pat CSiutch will have a Military Edward McKeever will be In 'Wlilat Monday at 8 pjn. at charge o f the game. The public N4U1 HaQ at the church. Re* is invited. frashmenta wiU be served. Mrs. Events 'Wlnaton Turklngton and Mrs. Donald RouiUard, son of Mr. jUdo Pa(g:ani are co-chairmen of and Mrs. Gerald Martell, 61 King Leading Marchers Jarvis Rd., arrived home Mon the whist. Tbe event la open to the public. day from Germany after serv In State ing three years in the U. S. Ar Backbighatn Oongregationai my. His last rank was specialist Ohurch in Olastonbury wiU four In the Engineer Corps at qionsor a spaghetti supper Sat Seventh Army Headquarters, Reforms Vital nrday att 6 p.m. at the church Stuttgart, Germany. He enter for the benefit of the building ed the Army Feb. 6, 1962. af ftind^of the First Congregation ter attending Manchester High To Block Reds, To Historic Boston Common al Church of Vernon. For reser^ School. He luso served in Spain, vatlona, contact Mrs. Daniel Italy, Sweden, France, England Says Benancourt Bteasell, 11 Timber Tran, Bast and Australia. He expects to go Hartford, or Mrs. WSbur Jud- into the plumMng and Ptotng STORES (AP) — Eco ■oh, 2380 Hebron Ave., Glas business. ’ tonbury. nomic, social and political Big Crowd ^Old Miss 8 a n y Krause, son of Mr. and reform is necessary to pre The Friendship Club of S t Mrs. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut vent communism from John’s Polish National Catholic St., has been transferred from gaining strength in Latin S tu d en ts C ^ rch wHl sponsor en Easter the Gemini Project to the Apol The engagement of Miss Bar-A The engagement of Dinner and Card Party Sunday Elaine Johnson of Mancheeter America, Romulo Betan A ll Along lo Project, (moon flight) at the bara Anne Lynch of New Ca at noon at the church halL Manned Space Center of the to Clayton- H. Gould of Wind court, former president of Ttekets wni be available at the National Aeronautical and naan and East Lyme to Arthur sor has been announced by her Venezuela, says. In Protest door. Space Administration, Houston, Raymond Nielsen of Manches parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pointing to Venezuela, where Teat. ter and East Lyme has been an W. Johnson, 263 Vernon St. Raul Leont has been president Sidewalks OXFORD, Miss. (A P )— Hortfa Methodist T o u t h Her fiance is a son of Mr. for more than a year, Betan Fsllowabip will sponsor a oar nounced by her parents, Mr. Sind Mrs. George H. Gould of University of Mississippi mudi Saturday from 0 ajn. to A late-hour prankster may court said Thursday that “ the BOSTON (AP) — Big students demonstrate have been reeponsible for the and Mrs. Robert J. Lynch, New Windsor. communists, corn ei^ and re crowds jammed sidewalks aoon and. 1 to 4 psn. at the Canaan and Giants’ Neck Miss Johnson is a 1962 grad Thursday night outside a olMirch paxUng lo t false alarm received by the duced to Impotence by the ac Town Fire Department early Beach, East Lyme. uate of Manchester High School tion of the government and the today as civil rights leader dormitory where a proces today. The alartn came from Her fiance Is a son of Mr. Her fiance, a graduate of Wind solidarity of the people behind Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Nielsen of sor High School, received a BA sor and two male students, Boot 78 at Autumn and Oak that acUon, consUtute less and headed a march protesting all white, from predomi Sts. about 13:10 am . 60 Spring St. and GianU’ Neck In history from the University less a threat to the stability of what he called segregation AIR Beach, East Lyme. of (Connecticut. He is employed the government.” nantly Negro Tougaloo Col Miss Lynch, a 16«2 graduate as a data proceaelng program At the annual Brlen McMahem in schools, housing and lege were staying. CONDITIONERS of Concord (Mass.) High mer for Pratt A Whitney, Di lecture at the University of Con jobs in Boston. The demonstration did not School, attended the University vision of United Aircraft Oorp., necticut, Betancourt called for A police-estimated column of spread to another dorm where OPEN of (Connecticut where she was Blast Hcutford. Mr. Gould is also M nt action to discourage mili 6,6(K) followed King and other three Negro coeds from Touga ALL SIZES a member of Kappv Alpha a member of Connecticut Air tary coups in LaUn America. civil rights leaders through loo were quartered. DAILY Theta sorority. She is^resent- Natioiml Guard. He said the attitude of the downtown streets to historic There were conflicting reports "HOT" PRE-SEASON ly attending Katherine Gibbs A fall wedding is planned. United States toward a resolu Boston Common. The march on the length of the demonstra AAL A PJW. School, Boston. tion prepared by the Organisa was more than two hours late tion and the number of Ole Miss PRICES 8 To D Her fiance, a I960 graduate tion of American States on leaving its formation point in a students Involved. WED. tin NOON of Manchester High School, forceful takeovers “ will be 6 t Roxbury playground. 8 Ole Miss was the scene e( graduated from Bryant Col prime importance.” People leaned from windows 'rioting in the fall of 1962 when lege, Providence, R.I., in 1063 “ We form one family In and sat on fire escapes to view James H. Meredith enrolled sis S A M Y U L Y E S where he was a member of America, but tha fact la ines the marchers and applauded the university’s first Neg^’o stu \ Shoo Repairing Phi Sigma Nu fraternity. He is capable that there is a giant in when King passed. dent. Two persons were killed \ of Better Kind! employed by the Aetna Insur this family,” Betancourt said. “ He's my savior!” shouted and .several hundred were in NORMANS The resolution would be a step Lsi . one Negrro woman from the jured. I Same Side As WatUns ance Co., Manchester, NH . A September wedding la toward “ the establishment of sidewalk. Pat Smith, university pubUe 445 Hartford Rd 2S OAK STREET a genuine preventive cordon Firemen Inspect Burned Altar Rail {banned. But another Neg^ro woman relations director, said “ about with consequent dlplomaUc and watching the marchers said: “ If 76 students” were involved. A SEE WHAT YOU BUY AT PINEHURST. WHERE commercial isolation fOr those those people would get on their Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., center foreground, leads civil rights march en campus security police officer da facto govanunenta sprung Woman Seriously Burned knees and pray, they would do route to historic Boston Common where he will address crowd in protest of estimated the number at 1(X>. from tha ovarturn of g(>varn w w w w ------more good than all ttiis march segregation in schools, jobs and hoifsing. Other reports placed the crowd manta craatad by vota,” ha ing around.” size at 300. ALL MEATS ARE SOLD THE SERVICE WAY. said. The route of the march took It There were no reports of inja- Fire Bomb Damages past the Mother Church of the ries. ^hoksLsJi TyisudA, Qjv J o iv j v Plant Picketed Christian Science I t t o and Smith said the windows In the BRIDGEPORT (AP) — About within the shadow o f the new auto of one of the Tougaloo rep Hi union workers at tha Singi Pmdenttal O nter where a 62- resentatives were smashed hy CHOICE Speciol prices on your favorife U* S. choice, leon solid beef company’s Metrics divitdon St. Patrick's Altar story skyscraper towers ovsi More Viet Bridges rocks. picketed the plant today before Boston. “I guess It was Just a case o( CHUCK (Hock Styft) ihelr regular working hours in Many qpeotaton along the spring fever,” said Smith. He roasf. Any she, not jusf finy roasts. protest of the firm’s annoimce NEW YORK (A P)— A man hurletJ a fire bomb at the route jo in ^ the march. The said the students voluntarily ment that 131 employes in non main altar of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 'Thursday night chief probtem seemed to be the dispersed when the dean of stu Lorloc pboto sewing departments are to be chilly weather with the tber- dents, Franklin Moak, asked The (ngagemeot of Miss Vir laid off by May 1. and less than nine hours later police arrested a 25- mometer reading 46 degrees them to return to their own POT ginia Ann Tenezar of Three just beforo noon. Hit by Airmen I dorms. year-old drifter. U.Se ’The union siso la protesting ^ Rivers, Mass., to Ronald Peter (he firm’s proposed shutdown of The man, described as having their coats to beat out the Among the early arrivals at The ’FougoltM group la hero Maani(^l of 96 North St. has (he sewing machine operation. no professed religion, was iden flames pnveloplng her clothing. the starting point were former I for the Southern Literary Festl* been announced by her parents, Anthony S. Arlio, preiddent of tified toy police as David L. Ma She suffered second degree Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Francis SAIGON, South V iet'f’"'*n> either from the Navy or^rockets, the •lanes made exten val, which begins today with ROAST Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Tene Local 227, .InternatMnal Union lone, a Negro who formerly liv bums of her feet and third de X. Bellotti and Mrs. Malcolm. Nam (AP) — About 200 the Marine Corps, 'who were sive uss of Bullpup guided air- special emphasis on the writing zar, ’Three Rivers. gree bums of her hands. She killed jpo tbe ..£ndst about 340 to-ground mls.siles. Lb. 59c aiectricai Workers, AVL • OBO, ed tat Hourion. Tex. He was j^JtoAr^Ani* -Fei«a.«nd ’ Navy of Oxford native tK^lUam FauO(* CHUCK STEAKS U. 8. CHOICE Her fiance Is. a son of Mrs. BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS 89 said picketing has been sched c h a r ^ today with arson, dese was listed In fair eemUttaB at 8t: miles north of Saigon. No de Ths spokesman said the ner, the Nobel Prize-winning Eleanor Kolakowrid of New uled for about 40 miautee daily crating a church and felonioua C ten'a ^HowUBl. , Peabody was arrested last year planes destroyed six vital tails were announced, but they bridges destroyed were at writer who died In 1961. Britain and of Peter Masnicki before and after regular work aaaault. Two Hours later. Mayor Rob during civil rights demonstra bridges and a river ferry in were in the water at the time Phuoc Thlen, 120 miles south of More than 400 persons, most P O W l, Phimp, Nothrt, C « M ip ...... lb. 39c of 106 Eldridge St ing hours. Emma Gomez Reyes, 47, of ert F. Wagner went to the cath tions in St. Augustine, Fla. North Viet Nam today, a and possibly were victims of an Hanoi; Ly Nhan, 110 miles south of. them collegians, are on the edral to view the damage. The accidental explosion. of Hanoi; two at Pho Son, 160 Miss Tmezar, a graduate of Carroll D. Atwood, labor re (78-02 46th Ave.) Elmhurst, Several white women at the U.S. spokesman reported. campus for the festival. VEAL CUrifffS, Fiw ii. Cubed ...... Jh, 79c Palmer (Mass.) High School, lations spokesman for ths divi (^eens, suffered serious burns building was closed after the march’s starting point carried Eighteen Americans have miles south of Hanoi; Som Smith said students began is employed as a teller in the sion, said the layoffs are nec when the bottled gas bomb, fire bombing, the second inci Negro babies and some Negro It was the most destructive been killed in Viet Nam so far Phuong, just north of the 17th milling outside Hayden Hall LONDON MOIL. U.S. Choice. Cet from Lomi Shoulder.. lb. 99eJ savings department of Palmer eaaary because its production known as a molotov cocktail, dent of violence at St. Patrick’s women carried white babies. operation mounted to date this week, one of the highe.st Parallel, and Xom Gia, 160 dormitory about 10:30 p.m. Aft National Bank. Her fiance, a EASY TO SLICE — PINEHURST ALL LEAN during 1064" was not profitable’’ exploded In flames at 6;30 p.m. in less than a week. The gathering was sprinkled against North Vietnamese losses of any similar period in miles south of Hanoi. er the rocks were hurled at the On- Good Friday, a former with signs and banners, identi the Viet Nam war. Air Force planes also struck graduate of Monson (Mass.) and because this year’s sales -There were about 1(K) persons transportation lines. car window, he said the stu Fanninga Bread ’n Batter Academy. Is attending Ameri ere expected to be below tore- Inside the famed church on mental patient hurled a chunk fying groups which carried The Vietnamese air force said the ferry at Phu Qui, 90 miles FANCY, SNOW WHITE The spokesman said all the dents began yelling. can International College, oasts. Fifth Avenue, between 60th and a t concrete through a glass case them or showing civil rights two of its squadrons leveled a southwest of Hanoi. Smith said no Negroes were l^ringfleld. Mass. He la also containing a life-sized statue of slogans. planes returned safely. But on “ major military position” about Several of the bridges are key 61st streets. the ground four Americans were housed in Haydon, which is near employed in the engineering de A half dozen worshipers In Pope Piux X n. 'The statue was Bogalnaa' Meditatioa six miles southwest of Quang spans across wide rivers. The Lebauve Hall, where the univer MUSHROOMS 4F PICKLES 2 k»49 TOP ROUND ROASTS Freedom Denied not damaged and police quickly BOGALUSA, La. (AP) — Ne killed today, and the death of Pho Son bridge was 360 feet Khe, in North Viet Nam, and partment of Pratt and Whitney, HARTFORD (AP)—A former cluding Mrs. Reyes, were kneel sity’s two Neg;ro students Hve. Division of United Aircraft ing at the marble altar rail. seized the man. gro leaders joined city officials another American Thursday destroyed the only ferryboat at long, and the longest section of handyman, convicted of bludg also was announced. Xuan Son, on the Glanh River. the Som Phuong bridge was 320 Corp., Baat Hartford. eoning hia girl frlmd to death Suddenly, the man hurled the A May 31 wedding la planned. bomb, fused with a rag stuffed (Bee Page Twelve) (See Page Ten) Three of the dead were frog- The Vietnamese said the feet long. FBacy, Pink bdiaii River has been denied a writ of habe Gianh River ferry had been All the planes returned safely. GLORIETTA as corpus that would have al into the neck of a bottle. It ex Fire Damages used to move Communist rein The pilots reported groundflre Menu Suggestions lowed him to go free. ploded at the hhad of the main aisle, falling ^ feet short of the forcements to such southern during most of the raids was GRAPEFRUIT Whaley Bradsher, 63, formerly Ught, and no enemy planes were of Stamford, claimed hia civil altar. Damage was confined to bases as Dong Hoi. A spokes FRUIT COCKTAIL the cushioning of the kneeling man said all the Vietnamese spotted. 5 N.E. Hotels rights ware violated when he The Navy planes came from was held Incommunicado after bench at tha rail. River Continues Pressure planes returned safely. / P L A N T \ Very lean cuts of Pinehurst's "Hamemade" Corned Beef. The man, who was in a fourth the carriers Midway and Han BOSTON (AP) — At least one 6 i^>r 49c “'" 4 F .rn . 0 0 his arrest for the Aug. 20, 1961 Several of the b rid e s hit by cock. slaying of Julia Richardaon. row-pew, dashed out a side door the Americans were only mod man was klHed, 10 others were of the cathedral, with a sexton Vietnamese air force fighter- rescued and thousands of do4- He said ha confessed to the erately damaged by raids early bombers also were active over NABUOO PREMIUM CRACKERS ...... fuU pound box 29e klUtng while he was being held in pursuit. He left behind a blue in the day but were reported lore of damage was caused to Large, Fresh Chicken Breasts. hat and a shopping bag contain On Soggy Illinois and Iowa North Viet Nam during the day, --..and it was the confession that destroyed on repcatq^l strikes. day when fire brtdce out in thrOo led him to plead guilty to a sec ing a second bottle full of flam In addition to bombs and (See Page Ten) s B E O s T OBd degree murder charge. mable liquid. hotels around New England. Bi HIGHUND PARK MARKET / Other Arsons quickly went to CHICAGO (AP) __ streamed In from as«he’d beaten the 1962 flooding by addition, tour Boston firemea Fresh Fryers end Smell Roasting Chickens. (Bee Page Tea) tha aid of Mrs. Reyes, using far as New Hampton, 116 miles climbing a tree “ and he’ll go up sissippi River fl(X)dwaters northwest, to relievo weary in a tree again in '66 if he has narrowly escaped injury whea 317 Higlikuid Sfn Maochoitor, Com, Phono 643-4278 covered much of Dubuque, workers who have hauled al to.” Legislative Items the blazing w ^ of a building Iowa, today as the pound most 300,0(X) bags of sand. ooUapsed. First Prize or Merrell!s Reedy To Serve Hems. The hermit is known only as And at the same hour, fire ing current increased pres Officials say the river will "Silent Henry,” the sole occu broke out at Bostem <3lty Hoepl- sure on sections of western crest Saturday night at 26.6 feet pant of Joyce’s Island on the tal. The hospital blaze was Whole or Butt H alf Ib. 79c in Dubuque, a city of 67,000 at northern end of Clinton. But State Trooper Swap quickly extinguished and no pfr GOP Fact-Finders Illinois and eastern Iowa. the Wisconsln-minois-Iowa Junc deputies said Henry apparently The tide was scheduled to tients were disturbed. tion. Overflows have already had decided to climb the tree All five fires occurred withbi peak at swamped Prairie du covered an eight-block riverside the easy way — by tying a raft Chien, Wis., where nearly a a few hours of each other tWa section in downtown Dubuque. to it and letting the water buoy morning. third of the city of 6,649 popula him to the higher branches. Backed by Williams Ui^e CRCC Split tion is under water. The Red Cross estimated that In Nashua, N.H., fire of susp(« MANCHESTER floods have damaged 1,094 At Prairie du Ohlen, Wis., Ar The river sweeping south cious origin destroyed the Ma homes in Iowa and injured 42 ward, stopped its steady rise at thur Dover, an official of the HARTFORD (AP) — ^ ple Inn on HoUis Street. HARTFORD (A P )— ^A special five-member fact Quincy. 111., giving workers persons. President Johnson de Office of Emergency Planning, The body of a man identified clared the state a disaster area, Connecticut would be able would also establish a New GENOA SALAMI Piece Ib. 99c SUCED 00 house for InformaUon on crimi Nashua fire. Sonnecticut Republican Citizens’ Committee. above flood stage. plant has been pouring raw sew lowans and caused 316 million proposed New England nal operations in the region. Three other persons were 803 - 805 M A IN STREET CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD Tte groupgrotm ofoi five, named Uurt^- The river was running eight age into the floodtide. ted os missing. nonth by GOP State Otainnan being a cooperating agency. Cit damage. State Police Compact, a TesUfying before the General feet over its 17-foot flood stage In downtown La O osse, three Assembly’s Federal and Inter A. Searle Pitmey to re-examine izens is In direct competition In Dubuque as some 1,000 volun Down river at Clinton, Iowa, a legislative committee was . (See Page Four) PQR A CHANGE FROM HAM — THIS WEEKEND SERVE ■ 16-month working agreement with Central. ’The- present hermit told sheriff’s deputies (See Page Thirteen) governmental Relations Com sate teers sandbagged levees. Rein- told ’Thursday. mittee, Williams spoke in favor between the regulara and tha arrangement does not work and, MaJ. Leslie W. Williams, ex CROC, said It feund there waa in our opinion, cannot work.” m m of a bill that would allow Con Our Own Make ecutive officer of the State Po-’ necticut to participate in the “ no useful purpoae to be served Hie Citizens’ Committee, lice Dept., said the compact by continuing the present rela headed by John M. Lupton of compact. The bUl met no op Sugor-Cumd tionship.’ ’ Weston BS executive director position. News Tidbits BEECHNUT COFFEE “ This committee,” t(» report and Gordon W. Reed (if Green Under the plan, all six New from the AP Wires ■aid, “ flnda that, instead of wich as chairman, has its head Mediator Says England states would J(xin the compact, which could still be N V \ Frcih from Hit (LIMIT 6 TO A CUSTOMER) quarters in Hamiden. The fttet-findlng jrou p, under Steel Shutdown formed with as few as three Chairman Donald F, Zezima of states participaUng. FCX7 oonolndee it has Jurk^ Irim Korrtl! Rail Trustee Hits Stamtord, concluded that the WtUiams explained that the dtetton over commoalty antea- functions originally contemplat May Be Averted (im pact would be useful in deal na TV systems — regardless of ing with situations such as the whether they use airways or BUMP PIECES LEAN RIB Fancy Boneleas Critics of Merger ed by and for the Citizens’ Com- UEAN CHUCK CROSS (OUT mlttes “ are beat performed by riot of teen-agers last year at cables . . ■ U.S. rejeete Moscow PIECES PIEOEK Ib. S6e PIECES BRISKET PITTOBURGH (AP) — The (he regular party organisation. Hampton Beach, N. H. protest tee West haa laid atooa- ■ lb. 79o lb. 79o Ib. 28e Ib. 7Bo Crisp-Controlled Atmosphere Apples HARTFORD (A P )—Tha Paim- chief federal mediator says he le ndne fleMs on Waat Oermait w lvanla and tha Naw Torit ' The report continued: believes a threatened naUon- Once invited into another state, tbe troca rs would have borders . . . CoaiMcUcut OvB Oantral railroads cannot bo "The Interests of the partv wide steel strike May 1 can be Righto Oommisstoa ralM la One Solid Head Of CABBAGE FREE “compelled to taka qn any of would be advanced were Clti- averted. the same powers and immura- Ues there that they have In fiavor of West Bavea achoal FREE! With Each Purchase Of Our Tasty, Delicious Corned Beef! the unprofitable buainesa m the sena to dteband and the many William E. Simkin, director of teacher who claimed dlacrimina-. 3 Ib. Bogs of McIntosh Apples 35e Mew Haven Railroad,” aaya talente of its members put to the MediaUon and CtoncillaUon their own states. Tbe compact would be helpful Uon because of age, requiring MeF Havan truatea Richard work for tbe party orgshlaa- Service, followed up his state Board of Education to offer Joyce Smith. tkm.” ment by summoning negoUators him poelUon effective as of tta#' F u sy , Frasb D ntiad POULTRY! TOP ORADE CHOICE BEEF! Smith warned Thursday Other oonclusioina in tee report tor the United Steelworkers and T a x M arshak ■ next school year . . . Mother BONELESS GROSS CUT FOR A NICE 3 lb. Bogs Red Delicious Apples 49e ■gidnst “recent demands of are that tea Cltlaena’ Oommlt- the basic steel industry to sepa and two ohlMrsa found hhidg- BOEDIUM B129S rate meetings today, saying he HARTFORD (AP)—A btU that nubile officials that the Penn- tee; would abolish the use of tax eoaod to death In their POT ROAST Lb. 79c i Central be compallad to take r-Aa on arm of State Central would .itieet first wlUi the union Chester, N.T. home; police nra R o m m o CHICKENS and later with Industry. marshals to collect delinquent FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN ever the bankrupt New Haven’a Committee does not work. taxes has run into opposition questioning tbo husband-father^ LAKOE, MEATY passenger service as a price for —Has departed from) its origi Slmkln spoke to newsmen h tenner mental paUsnt . . %. HAMBURG b . 59e 2 b s. $1.10 Thursday after the union’s wage from State Tax Ounmlsaloner nubile support of the merger,” nal oonoapt and has become Im- John L. Sullivan. Rhedo talaad peUee idtonaa B ; > . 0 « CH U CK BEEF b . 69e 2 b s. $1 JO hope,” Smith aald, “such propariy active in idological policy committee sanctioned a awa haU tor qaeatewlag la tha; CHICKEN BREASTS “I strike May l to back a demand Sullivan teetifiad against tea FOB A BEAL NICE BOBAt LOAF ■tetements are no more than mauera.” bill Thursday at a hearing con death of an IB-yeamid baby*. •rawrical fUghta.” for a 17.9-cent-an-bour increaae . . Baa al t e r a au^! a V E A L -B E ff.P O R K b . 69« Tha CttlBbns group waa in a new labor agraement. ducted by tha General Assem CHICKEN LESS CP Smith, t|i a talk at the annual formed in 19M with tbs avoatod “ At least an agreement on an bly’s Financa OcHnifUttea. Forum oni Muiitol^ Ftnanoe, purpoae of bolstering OOP The commissioner said tax aaa bit by Palm aBadhf twtete" OUR OWN MAKE, PUBIB PORK extension (of the present con asked teat Oonneotlout support etrengte in tee state's b v (dries. maratuds are uaad only after era out no lajurtea aaad t m i f ' CHICKEN W M aS a 'l P HNEHURST lilHNXRY tract) la very poestble,” he said. minor >«Prtrtad. SAUSAGE MEAT b. B9c Penn-Central merger mat The report, eent by Plnney to He aald tha gbveminant baa the State Tax Dapartmant OUR OWN MAKE, PURE PORK. 8M AU , lid iqolildo the Now Haven’s all 72 mambara s f tea (Kate Iowa, flooded by the Miaaia- no Intention at prqaant o( Invok made avary attort Iteaif to eel- E-X-T'D-A SPECUL! dORNR OF MAIN A MIDDU TURNnKI epantem . Oantnri (SoauatUea, fa achadulad NatiouJ Guard ing tee ’Paft-HarUay Art to halt lert BaMiteiiant twteo. UNK SAU SAG E It. 79e for dtaenwaton and acrion by tea] __ Be Pai^era baaebiU team which OUR OWN MAKE, SPICED JUST WSU3BX tfttrtMa have already j HOBTOMW FBOZEN CHBBUiy FIBS. BEG. BBe Bim£ar. (AP FliolelBX.) |8eeFHte»MBl (• so Ywai ITALIAN SAUSAGI b. 6f« J erw THimoAv ANo m»AY m NMi (SieFMFYtaa). (lae Fn f Vw ) r m fAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIIESIER, CONN., FRIDAY,-APRIL 28, 1985 taught for Mverol yaanz in the St. Mary’s Plans door durinn the hours the li , Mon.-Sat 7-9:25 BURNSIDE unlveritity's Department of ___ .______Is open on L W V t o H e a r Amerioan Studies and has serv brary la oioeed. It Sheinwold on Bridge ►Son. Coot 2 P.M. SPMHEni I K8T ttW Tuesdays from 2 to 6 p.m. end Viet Corig to Deliver Mail ed az the school’s director of lllfiie Box S ei^ ce CORN ON GOB 6 ...49e Open House Set from 7 to 9 p.m. that evening; the division of financial aide. VILLAINOUS OPPONENTS Hoffh t e k r Dr. Bbbidge He Is married to the former Boy 1 Or on Friday nights from T to » a amujoniy QUINN ® IRENEfW^ > A L ^ TK > St. Mazy's Spisoopal Church 2 pkR«.39C p.m. and on Saturdays from 2 MAKE BRIDGE UVELUR lidM valnetaUt Marcia Adklnson of Seattle. wW have Its annual M3t0 Box ZMl BAKEI K W SUrPER 12 Items of TOMATOES tELLO At Library and NORTH to 5 p.m. a K I5 Dr. Homer D. BabbMge Jr„ The couple has two daughters. Blastertlde Missionary Service BogarAiM Visiting By ALFRED SHEOfWOLO To Imprisoned A mericans Sunday at 4 p.m. TMz replace* Sponsored By Nutmeg Forest No. 118 T.CX. president of the University of Our Fine BANANAS 2 25c Fines Forgiven Bridge Is ah easy game If <7 AQ WALK-IN PATIENT Mr. and Mrs. John Bogar- 0 K 54 Connecticut, will be the g^ieet a Children’s Service ueumMy held at MASONIC TEMPLE—Manchester, Comi, PREMUM dus, formerly of Andover end your opponents have pure « KJ832 DULtnH, Mtim. (AP) — The Ekster Sunday afternoon. The Variety! hcarta, but It la more fun aa WASHINGTON (AP) - The® The Pentagon sttU carrleegCrose Society, these officMs speaker at the Manchester National Library week, April now residents of Daytona WE8TT EAST sald. staff at the North Shore Veteri Rev. Jamee Bottome will zpeak Sat., April 24, 1965—5:30 to 6:30 PJH. ICE CREAM Vi OAU 79c 25 to May 1st., will be ob Beach, Fla., have returned for well as hardqr If your oppo A Q103 A 86 2 American Red Oroea' haa r«- Navy Lt. (J.g.) Everett E. Al League of Women Voters an nary Hoepltal hae tended on "The Ohurchee Mieetons to nents have a UtUa villainy In Arrangements (or an ex- DOOR PRIZE—DONATION $1.50 served w l^ an open house at their annual visit to Connecti 5 874 <7 65 eaivad word that leaders of the varez Jr. of San Jose, CaM., as Itange of mail between Aivare* nual meeting and dinner, Tues hundrede of animals and birds, Our Latin American Netgh- HERE’S VARIETY THAT ONLY PERO HAS! the Andover Public Library on cut. Their daughter, Mrs. Hazel their makeup. O QUO O A ftT Oommuniat Viet Oong have ralaaing since Ms plane was day night at 6 at Oavey’s Res but Poncho, a three-yeer-old borz.” For Tickets Call “Nash” at 643-8720 Opening lead — Queen of uni me wlife were made by the Membere of toe congregation Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. Floyd, has taught In the ele A 7654 ♦AQlOf agreed to deliver maU to Ameri downed lest Aug. 6 during the International Red Cross at the taurant. Beagle owned by the Alvin Da or Whit Merritt at 742-6396 rn-*h Str»wb«»rrie«. CaJilaloiipe*. Honeydpwa, Members of the library board mentary school here for many Diamonds. SOUTH iDREATl “ Finest Fllinj*^w Dr. Babbidge wiH speiUc on vis family, was the fiiwt to seek will participate In a procession West opens the queen of dia A A974 1964*1 can eervtcemen held prieoner In ecuilest U.8. retaliatory s m e s request of the State Depart Btxxmd the Interior of the S««4leiis, RlWer Gntpem Taniferinea, Tmiplpa, Wivy-rnielona, will be there to greet visitors, years. against North IHet. Nam. ment. the topic, “Thoughts oh Higher medical attention on Ms own. show them around and answer On Sunday their grandson, J. monds, and the defenders take 9 KI10932 South Viet Nam, It waa learned Education." Though the Davises think he Church as they elng E a * ^ Paant. Umea, PlnaapplMi and IndUn River Seedlrsa Grape their three diamond tricks and 0 632 today. However, Amerioan Red American Red Oroee offlciale hymns. Children will place mite quecstions about the library and Cuyler Hutchinson, and his wife said North Viet Nam “does not The League Is departing from first tried to get Into the house fruit. its services. return a trump. Declarer wins ' A Nona This would be the first contact Cross officials said, "ws have boxes in the form af a to will have an open house from Saath W «t had a report that mail reached accept responsibility for the for attenUon, Poncho, covered AMERICA'S LARGEST-FAMU.V CLOTMtMS CMAtW ALSO: Watercreaa, Green, Yellow Squaah, Belirluiii Endive. Mrs. Robert McBride, the li 3 to 6 p.m. In honor of the 67th in dummy and ruffs a low club. N at* with the Americans in Viet Oong with quills, trotted some two the center of the chencel at the South leads another trump to 1 NT 4 9 .AU Pia THE NEW hands and might lead to other him’i” In North Viet Nam. They Viet Cong.” Therefore, the conclusion of the procession. Boaton Lettuee, E|Eir Plant, Sweet Potatoea, TUrnIpa. Butter brarian. and the board wish wedding anniversary of Mr. and said Alvarez had sent letters to problem of reaching Americans miles to the veterinary and especially to have the newer dummy and ruffs another club. steps to make Uieir lot easier. scratched on the hospital door. nut Squaah, NEW Potatoea, Ronialne I.ettuee, Savoy CahhaRe, Mrs. Bogardus. It Is then time to draw the last Both the Pentagon, and the Ms wife. in Communist hands in South HOUSING SPECIALLY CAST re.sidents in town attend and Fund Drive Continues Viet Nam le much more compli He was recognlz^ by the Dan4«tliona, Beet Greena, Peas and White Sweet Potatoes. become acquainted with what trump and begin the spades. 10 points, the 'combined count American Red Cross said they Oommuidet North Viet Nam CHICA(X) — Flight recorders, The fund drive of the Ameri The hand presents no problem Candle Lite Room has a “duly recognized” Red cated. staff artd the Davis family was the library has to offer to read can Camcer Society which start In high cards should be 26 to 28 ha’ve no knowledge of Uie condi called for permission to give which help find the cau^s ers of different ages and inter if your opponents are pure in points. This is enough (or game tion of the Americans held by Poncho medical attention. plane crashes, are protected 'THE KING ed on April 19 will continue heart. You lead a low spade to mtlmato * Funtlma the Oommuidst guerrillas. from shock and corrosion by a ests. In addition to the per through the rest of the month. in notrump but may not be / After the quills were removed win a finesse with the jack, ruff enough (or game in clubs or This may change if regular housing of specially cart stain manent collection of books, It is reported that contributions another club and lead another AT PLEASANT VIEW LODGE MOTB from Poncho’s chest and head, of Produce!" loan.s made from other libraries are coming in well and that diamonds. communication develops. Stockholders Support he was taken home. less steel. spade to dummy’s king. West There la no direct U.S.-Vlet PERO and "swap" arrangements can with a number of new volun plays the low spade and the ten ROUTE 6 — 6 MILES PAST WILLIMANTIC serve special needs of readers. teer workers Just announced For Sheinwold’s 36-page book Oong link on this matter. It is 27S OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • MS-8S84 of spades on the two spade let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” being handled with the Interna All fines due on books dur the chairmen feel sure the goal tricks, and you know that he DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ing next week, regardless of of 2400 will be reached. send 60 cents to Bridge Book, tiona Red Cross and neutraliat Texas Gulf Directors still has the queen of spades In Manchester Eve. Herald, Box Oambodla’s Red Cross acting aa the amount, will be forgiven. Mrs. Eldward Montandon, his hand because the finesse of starring Nightly Timid souls, and all others as 3318, Grand Central Station, Intermediaries. captain for the west side of dummy’s jack worked. New York 17, N.Y. American Red Choas offlclala HOUSTON, (AP) -W^jort was the finest he had ever well, may drop them in the Andover Lake, has u her work In this situation you have no heard from a company presi book deposit box In the library Copyright, 1966 Mary Jane Cunningham diecloeed the' moves to The As CHaude O. Stephens, president of ers Major Valantine, Miss Doro choice: You must play the ace General Features Oorp. sociated Press as ttie Defense the Texas Gulf SiUphur Co., dent. thy Chadwick, Mrs. Lav^rence of spades. Fortunately the queen At the Plano and Organ—Singing Your Favorite Requesto Department shied away from says his board of directors Is The 260 stockholders present Merrjrman, Mrs. Robert Grenon drops, and your last spade is applauded. They also voted Area Weather MUSIC BY THE 4 CLASSICS diacusslng actlona being taken satisfied no element of bad faith and Miss Katherine Laws. Mrs. good. Bridge is an easy game to help the 11 soldiers end two was Involved In stock purchases unanimous approval of Gra William Kowalski captains the when finesses work, suits break, ham's informal resolution AIR WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Five Gourmet Dinner Menu — served 5-9 P.M. Air ^ r c e officers. They are challenged by the SeouriUei and east part of R t 6, assisted by and opponents are square. listed aa "detained” — a term Exchange Commission. ^ving Stephens, the board, and Mrs. Russell Davidson, Mrs. If West is a villain he plays day forecast T^fti Supper Menu — served 9 - midnight Stockholders of the company other officers a vote of confi Temperatures in Connecticut n a^ to avoid calling them cul Authorized Dealer CONDITIONERS Hebert Gillet and Mrs. Robert his queen of .spades either the tured. apparently agree. dence. Campbell. first or second time you play Saturday through Wednesday Sunday Dinner Special from 82J10 “Every possible channel le The stockholders gave close The commission charged In a Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr. The Long Hill neighborhood, the suit. The other time he are expected to average slightly suit (lied Monday In New York ALL SIZES Served 12:30 - 9 P.M. explored to make cmitact or attenUon aa Stephens detailed with Mrs. Susan Losee as Cap playes his low spade. You still above normal. The normeU high em et relief,” the Pentagon told Thursday the seven-year history City the 18 directors and offi the custom of previous years, tain win have Mrs. Lewis don’t know who has the ten of and low temperatures at Hart of a spectacular copper, zinc cers covered up the rich ore when only Its members at ■HOT" PRE-SEASON spades. ford (or (he period are 64 and Sunday Happy Hour, Any Drink 59c the AP. strike near Timmins, Ont., tended the meeting and dinner, Brown, Jr. and Mrs. Roscoe “It might be detrimental to and silver ore discovery In Can Talbot as workers. The Hebron When you lead the low spade 41, and (or New Haven 60 and From 2 - 6:30 P.M. ada and denied the commis while purchasing additional and has Invited husbands to be from dummy, you want to play 41. Little day-to-day changes in the interests of the prisoners to shares of stock. PRICES Rd. area, with Mrs. Robert Pe leveal details cr channels,” it sion’s charges he and 12 other present as well. terson as captain, will be han the ace if West started with Q temperature can be expected For Reservations, Telephone 455-9503 officers purchased thousands of As the stockholders were The business portion of the 10-3, but you must finesse with through the period. added. meeting In Houston, the resig dled by Miss Kathleen Whit Of the 18 listed as detained, 12 shares of Texas Gulf stock while evening will Include election of comb, Mrs. Theodore Moberg. the nine if We.st started with Precipitation may total less making a news release that was nation of Herbert W. Klotz as new officers, reports from all Q-3 of spades. You cannot be than >4 inch occuring late Sun last were seen tn South Viet assistant secretary of com Mrs. John Ulrich and Mrs. Rob Nam and are presumed held by "materially false and mislead committees, and the adoption ert Azinger. sure of the right play, and you day and Monday. ing.” merce was announced in Wash of a local program for 1966-66. will occasionally guess wrong. the Viet Oong. Stephens said the IS officers ington. Dr. Babbidge, who was ap N O R M A N ’S West never loses anything by The 18th man Is 1st Lt. Hay Klotz was mentioned In the Msncheister Evening Hermld den J. Lockhart Jr. of Spring- offered to return all the ques pointed UConn president In correspondent, Lawrence Moe, dropping his queen of spades tioned shares but the commis commission's suit but was not 1962 at the age of 37, is former Select Used Cars 445 Hortford Rd and once in a while his vil field, Ohio, an Air Force pilot chatged. He had obtained 8ui tel. 742-6796. i ^ t down over North Viet Nam sion summarily rejected the vide- president of the American lainy will net him a trick. option on 2,000 shares of Texas Council of Education. I f SUM . y^lIS S hat bsen zarvinq Ihs Hem* Ownzr It is not my purpose to tell on March 2. The North Viet Gulf stock but denied he had namese have shown pictures Dr. R. Walter Graham of Bal Prior to that post, he served for 62 YfARS. For a Mmpist* FREf INSKCTION of you that crime pays or that timore, a stockholder with 16,- any contact with officials of the as assistant to the Secretary VOLKSWAGEN villiany Is better than purity. purporting to be those of Lock company. He also denied your hem* by a Tarmita Cantrel Expart, tuparvizad Deluxe Sedan. Two to chooM from. M64II hart being taterrogated. 000 shares, leld Stephene’ re- of the Department of Health, Just drop the queen by accident knowledge of the ore discovery. EldlUMtion and Welfare (HEW) by lha finaat lachnical zlaff, phena oiir naaratl VOLKSWAGEN when a successful finesse lo Sean Connery as Secretary of Commerce John was 'assistant U. S. Commis focal effica: cates your queen. An accident Janies Bond, Agent 707 T. Connor said President John sionep of Education and was Sunroof. nm doesn't make you a villain. in “Goldflnger" (In Color) son had accepted Klotz’s resig director of the Federal Division Daily Question nation. 7:00-9:28 Appalachia Schools Stephen* said normal secrecy of Higher Education. VOLKSWAGEN I ^1 instant Partner opens with 1 NT (16 In 1956 he was named by Kannahn Convertible. M695 to 18 points), and the next play and security measures were 649-9240 plus—Academy Award taken after the first test was the U.S. Junior Chamber of er passes. You hold: Spades, Short Winner Commerce aa one of ‘"Ihe 10 8- 6-2; Hearts, 6-S; Diamonds, A- drilled tn early November 1963, VOLKSWAGEN “THE PINK PHINK- Flooded with Books at the Kidd Creek mine site Outstanding Young Men In the BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. Deluxe Sedan. Two to chooM from. M495 ^ I EARNINGS 9- 8-7; Clubs, A-Q-10-9. Nation," and In 1961 he was near Tlnunlna. What do you say? 6:80-8:65 awarded the HEW Distinguish DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO„ INC. • EST. 1682 Dividends paid from day Answer: Bid 3 NT. With your CHICA(30, (AP) — Because)>doesn’t wait for a child. If they He said the company held VOLKSWAGEN rights to only one 160-acre tract ed Service Award. *17!l5 0t deposit — 4 times a Here’s Your Landmark For— don't have books and supplies Dr. Babbidge, a native of standard SUUon Wafon Jennetle Moorhead felt that for today, then the days are and suspended further drilling The Oldest and Largest in Conn. year. FINE DINING, COCKTAILS and time doesn't wait for a child, a until three adjacent tracts of West Newton, Mass., is a grad gone very rapidly,” she s^d. uate of Yale University and VOLKSWAGEN Facilities for BANQUETS and WEDDINGS tide of books Is pouring into In February the National PTA slmllu: size could be acquired. Karmanii Ghia C^nvertlMe* At ^ e end of March, STATE Louisville, Ky. mailed the local PTAs book Jane, September and De NOW thru The books are destined (or the lists, bright colored shipping VOLKSWAGEN SAT. MAT. one- and two-room echoolhouses labels and blueprints for the M S cember. special plne-and-flberboard Deluxe Sedan. Five to chooae from. 34 The Beatles of Appalachia, "where the wind whistles through the cracks In shipping crates that hold 100 VOLKSWAGEN ‘A Hard Days the walls” and there are few books end later serve as book- Deluxe Sunroof. Two to chooae from. *1145 Night” libraries. Mrs. Moorhead said. 06LSD8. K v___ iih 's^ OPEN 6 DAYS for your Convience! FIANOS Mrs. Moorhead, president of Local PTAs begged, borrowed By: Steve Cavagnaro RESTAURANT the National Congress of Par- and bought booka. PTA fathers VOLKSWAGEN Eve. Only—6:80-8:40 hammered toe boxes U^ther» Deluxe Sedan *1145 A short time ago a little Sophia Loren enU and Teachers, said In an MON. - S aT s a m . to 5:30 P.M. • THURSDAY NICHT till 9 P.M. town in Wales rated a modicum interview at PTA heedquartorfc The Rellwoy Expreai Agency. “Marriage Inc., offered a special rate — VOLKSWAGEN of attention in the press when Italian Style” in Chicago that she hopes the *995 culprits made off with, the total of booka will reach a mil $1.05 each to eMp the 60-poimd Delude Sedan. Three to ohoose from. town's railway station aign. The MflNCHE SU F'H IrlJ lion by June 15. crates to Louisville from any Dividend Paid theft, a schoolboy prank, was AMPt! fPff f.PK'Sn The books Include children'a where In the United States. VOLKSWAGEN from Day of Deposit of no great moment, the town’s TONITE—ALL IN COLOR claesica and reference works But how were the books to bo OUTDOOR FUN FOR EVERYONE! : Deluxe Sunroof. *795 NOW STRAND transported the approxlmatety name—boasting 57 letters and NEW BRITAIN “that will really open the eyes totally unpronouncable except HAPPY HOLIDAY SHOW of youngsters to the outside 200 miles from Louizvllle to VOLKSWAGEN possibly to a Welshman;;—was "Maiy Poppins” world,” she said. BarbourvlUe. Ky., toe opora- YOUR CHOICE Uon’s focal point? Kombi WaRon with a at«. *1595 ☆ -A something else. 11:00-1 :S0-4:00-6 :S0-8:40 The n.tinnai PTA has enlisted 8-way giant play gym y In deference to the local the cooperSuon of its 47,000 lo The Louisville ft Nashville f7 cal uniU. the federal govern Railroad said it would ship the VOLKSWAGEN typograher we wouldn’t hazard Throudh books free. Mrs. Moorhead said Panel Delivery. *1195 SAVIMGS a spelling of the hamlet's name ment. private enterprise and a )99 which In Welsh means "St. group of 1,200 Kentuck^jr college the railroad had told her 10 box or adult-size lawn swing K jV X * a?7(/ L O A N Mary's Church in a Hollow of | tmimgerf Mnutt students who call themselves cars would be needed. VOLKSWAGEN ■\ S •- < > < I I I I ) S toe Appalachian Volunteers. The ApplacMan Voliujteere; Panel Delivery. *995 White Hlzel. C^ose to a Rapid ; Whirlpool and St. Tsilio's j Of Mrs. Moorhead, of Eugene, take over In BarbourvUle. Ken-1 vfMms Church." Ifl Ore., said Booka for Appalachia tucky'i 1.200 rural one-teacher FORD You’ll find things spelled out had become a reality when “I schools are the project’s first Custom 4-Door Sedan. *1795 1007 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. clearly on our menu . . . no went to Washington Deo. 12 to point of attack — and toen, BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 31, COVENTRY need to hazard a guess. Every talk to R. Sargent Shriver — "We’ll extend It further, Mrs. CHEVROLET IMPALA thing is delightfully tempting cMef of the Office of Economic Moorhead said. 2-Door Hardtop, V-8, automatic trnns. *1895 OPEN TILL 4 P.,M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY and delicious to the last nibble Opportunity — about the role The PTA's effort* have not here at CAVEY'S RESTAU toe PTA might play In helping gone unappreciated. When the THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to 8 O’CLOCK disadvantage children.” first shipments arrived, said CHEVROLET MONZA RANT, 45 E. Center St.. Mm - Mrs. Moorhead, a University of 2-Door ('oupe, 4-Speed Transmlsalon. *1495 chester. We have complete din “He talked to me about the ners as well as a cocktail need for books In AppalacMa,” Oregon health education profee- lounge. Closed Sundays. Phone eeld Mrs. Moorhead, 61. sor, "ttie cMldren were over CHEVROLET 643-1415. io n u “While the aid to Appalachia joyed — and the teachers were, Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. *1695 too.” At AJvertheJ e u r tis bill will aid the economy, tlnM SUNBEAM ALPINE I* McCall'* Showerfoli wire Wheels. *1595 ARCE in - c a r HEATERS d e b h ie CHEVROLET MONZA Is Our r e y n o id s 4-Door Sedan, a *1345 At liist,,. MEADOWS p a t AUSTIN HEALEY NewBSt o o o n e Roadster. *1895 Safe and beautiful ifndKoNnstii Enclosure MORRIS MINOR tub /shower -PLU8- GqusJohi^ Convertible *395 See A MnUEMOO CHEVROLET enclosure by AGUUf Cnr\ air Monza 4-door. *1095 Showerfold* Full-Size ALL IN COLOR RENAULT H/iRilUHU SI'KIM:|1IID UiRlbStVAl CarH\ elle Sport Coupe, 2 tops. *895 Unit on Display RiS Ofl S SI Ndilh - HARTFORD CHEVROLET The most bcautiiul and tafeat tub Corvan Station Wagfon, antonoatle. *1195 and shower enclosure! 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Manchester 649'2838—Open Eves, till 9 Show At 7:00 fMXm or W fUf OWN TO 8TORI BOB BROWN CHARLIE PRINGLE 'Otrt Haroy’’ Shown At 7 .imSD AMNUIXI’''' lOidO "Qii“Qulek” a t 8:00 Read flerald AdveitiReiBiiints ■ % MANCHMTER e v e n in g agRALD. MANCHESTEH. CONN. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. 1968 PAGE rOUE______caused by the resignation of Ian, ^vin ’^y^ffVnnJiK^obrot nominated bar 10 ttmes lor m 11:30 a.m. dally In the church ColimibiG Mrs. Edward Jurovaty of An- tek, B ern ^ Academy award tor tha h ^ The fireman wsra eUmbte a South Windsor school facilities. dover. Mrs. Parker has named Pawlcwskl, Am Your Wedding Flowers People actraaa — graatest numhsr for fire eacape at the second floor Bearti Mvlea ReglstraUon forma will be Mrs. Delvlna Monttgny ^ Mps. j Herman W agner Head any actraaa. 8ha ia one of o ^ level when the third, fourth and sent home .with each child from Spencer Haddad co-chairmen of Marie ManWarren, ttva to hava racelvod two Oa- fifth-floor eectlonB of the wall Btx BMrohars o f the American JUmniR BRUR church school May 9. Riding Horse tiSprogram committee and MarroUe, Dolores Plesz, soph oan, oos for ’’Danraroua,” ttw ooUuMOd and som* two tens oC Country Players^ ^Bus Stop’ On Monday, the junior choir Mrs. Richard Sage of Hstoron mores. 621 Hartford Rd. Moood for “Joiabel" V ^ ym and thalr wtras wffl at will rehearaa from 8:30 to 7»0 hosiiltAiKy chotnnone I Alao, Robert CJront, B on Yva* Of Veterans Council In The « I treoi Page Om ) d a ^ fen over the of tt)oa to the ground. tend a racapUon and dinner to- p.m. and tha youth choir at from On the Green Britaffc 1 rows, Suaan Brouaoeou, p e a r l BAIUBY Two of them eutfsred cuts and __jraow at T:80 pm. at The Set for Tonighty Tomorrou) 7:80 to 8:80 p.m. In tha chapal. Kmuse florist Hotel owner Maynard Teaaler Wedneaday, the Intermediate Herman Wagner, a^ior vice commander of the NEW YC«K (AP) — 8ing«r said the flro, which caused an IMu Um * Hedges, NSW Britain, to honor News Pearl Bailey, 47, ooHapsad in estimated $100,000 damage, was Five other persona also Buf choir wlU rehearse from 7 to 8 Frowned on Donald E. Johnson, natloaal ’The south Windsor OountryGica cream; UMiraday, fried .m. end the senior et 8 p.m, American Legion, haa been elected chairman of the hw hotel suite ‘niuiiiday Bight set by "someone trylngto bun fered minor Injuries. chicken, rice, pees, Jell-o; Fri' Friday, the same day Dr. and and was taken to Doctors Hospi The third hotel fire was In ths oommaader. Flayers wiU present thalr 1 5 ^ ^ ‘i l l Post araioun Manchester’s Lararcot Flortot! newly formed Veterans’ Council of Manchester. Otlver BOXY GRAHAM me out of business.” Inremeii- day, tomato s
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985 m a in . atREET - TEU 648^5171 r.OPBN 9 AMr. TO .5 ;30 P r r llANCBESimt EVBm NG gEHXLPT^IAMCHBSTEil, OONW^ fTHDAY, APRIL 28, 19W Two to Attend Costs Again ?iear Estimate MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) -17O A K O T,M ^CBM TI s ix WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE * 142 BAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 540-7185 Kennedy School For Deepwood’DevonS^er ate Its appUcatloa through the Intacnap For Camp Aides ft'-. itori^rster instltutlona which seek to expiM Reridenta cf the Deepwtx>d-<» Aa a result, barring unfoi»- the general Judgments of mankind.” Hwuy J, Manning, director Devon Dbs. area stated for a Mieh difficulties, the property There ta no need to pretend to our- of Manches^s Kennedy Day sewer main- tnstaMatlori this owners along Deepwood and, (Oanthraed I r ^ DKomtinflr S8fvk« f d b l i b h s d b t r a * selves that there ta, in this country, or Camp, and wtalty Fortin, pro year are in for a pleasant sur Devcki Drs. will sUU pndSably svailable to WatUns — i» * i.r> f iu m t in o CO ., m e . gram diteetor of the town rec prise. be charged only the $7.27 per Hdemah and that all dUzena U BlMril StTMt In other countries of the world, any au- reation dspaf4meht,ara leaving front foot asseaamont that wqs customers. tomatio agreement with the arguments Rather than costlitg (them) should pitch In and flght erlma. by plane tomorrow^ attend a more than they had antlcipat* originally proposed. and ideals Mr. Stevenson tries to pre week-long 'T n a titu te ^ r Di As a result of Sheridan’s ap Hta speech would be great read P n M tah an ed, their bills will probably be ytaBdadoUolMr 1. im sent M«"y of Mr. Stevenson’s own rectiMs and Staff w Day below the initial eatlmates of pearance before the directors, ing in the big headline papers. OF MAKCHESTER countrymen ihink we are behaving the CartipB for Mentally Reti^ tho town’s public work# de thta month, the board scheduled But on page tlx of it Ws^gnar PBbitehad Br«rr /5!S.. I! at Southern BUnota Univs: a second hearing oh the sewer way we should, going it alone, in SOuUk partment. had to say, ‘'As Police Conunla- Caiteiidale, BL When bids for the inatallatlon project—as a result of' the sup east Asia. Many Americana profess to sioner Murphy said in a newv iU tu r . ______tW Instltuta to sponsored were opened last month, M pose cost Increase. WMh the paper interview yesterday, even •pBeesurnoN RATBS believe that internationalism is a t r ^ Jolntlto by the university and looked as though the cost of the cost figures brought back Into if you could station a policeman PuyabU tai AdTPne* _ _ and a delusion and a betrayal of what the, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. project had risen substartially perspective, it will probably In every doorway tWa would not above tfte town’s first projec prova unnecessary. Mx Months ...... we really should stand for and the Way Foundation, with financial as- prevent a murder oli^ flight up.’ Ttoso Months •••••••• §‘K we should act In the world. And under statencs from the Federal Voca- Uona. Which, of course,-should have Ono M o n th ...... ttotei RshablHUtian Adminis The lowest hid the town Mr. Stevenson’s statement of what been the find sentence of hta m a i B r a O F tration. deemed It wise to a c c ^ t waa Reflections speech. We flght criminals in THB A8BOCIATED PRffl» would be ideal procedure for us we The aeaaiona wUl coyer all for $30,998—compared wMh an the subways. They come up on could no longer hold that role which is phases of camp operation and initial estimate $27400. On the streets. Fight them In the now favorite with some of our policy wlU include pa'rtle^tlon in ac top of the bid price, the proj (Conttnund from Page 8) streets and they come in and £j‘X "S.lJsrSJSS- ect requires a ton pOr odnt con makers—that of the big volunteer world tual canqta for tte retarded, break our heads in the lunch operated by the university’s tingency fund ($3,100) and some physical reminders of Its eonettes g^ibeS^Seln a ro ^ n*«T«a^ ______poUoeman who has Accepted the great etudenta and faculty. $730 for acquiring rifehts-of- unique part, d^>ends upon the way. Tha total cornea to $34,- Narcotics throw people into and honorable duty of keeping order Last apring, a atmHar In people who share in some meas crime. The police can t solve J S S » ^ 2 S everywhere by his own wisdom and stitute v^Sa amended by former 818. ure in what has gone by. narcotics. That is something for S u b le t erro™ appearfag Camp Director Harry Smith iW n directors were askdd For such a task the town ta the politicians. The Negro slums £y*SSc roadln* matter Ta lUnchertw power. this month to appropriate an Ul-equlppte; those who are Sreotac Herald. ------But Mr. Stevenson’s ideals are, to and former reo superintendent produce riots in the summer. James Herdie. additional $7,700 for the proj aware of the community’s his The police can only put them Full ^*15«”i«SSi many others, no longer Ideals at all, but ect, to make up the difference tory meet only in conversation, down. The politicians are sup the urgent necessities of our century. And they wore steed te i not iit |iny organizational frame posed to stop them before they ■ ^S5».S!Ss^ DeepwoOd Dr. reaident, Wil- “
H a r : - ' p a g e B1ANCHESTB2R EVENING MANCtliiiSTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 196R
Unable to attend but contribut- UANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANuttEbiER, CONN^ EBIDAY, APRIL 28, 1908 en entertained and contributing Helms, Mrs. Theodore 'ftedt, Mrs. Wilson L. TiUsy, Mrs. Ert), M ra Alvin R Goodin, M ra Mrs. Malcolm Brb, Mra. Patrick Mrs. Dean WUey and Mrs. Car tag: Mrs. Robert Morlarty and and gmnto M aetonlmotie powers to toe project at looal ooffee Coventry Warren Stnjfie, Mrs. George Eremlta, Mrs. Eva Toedt, Mrs. ter Williams. Mrs. Thomas SmaO. Boy No IxMttger home. Clothes Revue Slated Teletypa at bow»6"g- Coon, Mrs .Alton Taylor and John HUl, Mrs. Peter VanDlne, A t Mrs. Notbert St. Martin’s: At Mrs. Bowen’s hornet Mrs. The Tolland County onnuai 4- msst a girl from Marf------_ . Firm Prepared to ExpUun Endonmnent of toe lsgtii^<» Mrs. John Kersen. In charge of Mrs. Edwottl Schultheiss, Mrs. Mrs. James Breen, Mra. A. cleaning the ctoaarocma in Norbert ffi. Martin, Mrs. Dudley H Ctothlng Revue vrlll be at Coim. Hsr name la Judy Mar- On Critical Hubert Stafidfeat, Robert Mc- Samuel LeDoyt, Mrs. L*vl wee bteehed by Book Fair at High School Ferguson, Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. Ger 7:80 p.m. May 8 to the RockvlUe tines, a granddaughter of the votes o f the same four Manches Kingsbury House May 1 are Kusick and Michael McKuslck. Cornell, Mrs. F. Haines, Mrs. trude Weln, Mrs. Herbert High School auditorium. • One of the InrgMt Cote late Albert Spaftord of Hebrcn. Its Plans for Incinerator ter representatives whoam ^ who wee seriously tojurrt to Mrs. WlUlam Curtis, Mrs. Wll- David Robbins, Miss Donna A t Mrs. Cohn’s home: Mrs. In preparation tor thia, all loventorlea to New Grange Sets Miss Martinas is now a fresh poead to incineration. D d l a F ^ Itom C < ^ ' and Mrs. Albert Cunningham, Mrs. J*!f**^{**” Bruneau and Miss CSiarlene a oar accident last weak, la wit Set Monday and Tuesday Jack Weln, Mrs. Raymond England PTA Invited man at Stetson University. J ^ t o e lone Manchester Bradley. Gleimey, Mrs. WlUlam Osaaldy, Gingras. glrle 14 yeare of age and over on reootd m batag op- o f critical condition, a boigiital Broga, Mrs. William Cope, Mrs. a Sopplies and Acceeaorlea They also met a cousin, Clau- Obmhusfien EhgliMarlitc sate to vote for endorsement. At Ooflee Parties Mrs. Charles Ferguson, entering will be evaluated on a posad to locid participation In an qiokaanan takl tod^. Burton Moore, Mrs. George Wil Richard Breen, Mrs. John W. A t Mrs. Herman LeDoyt’s: sectiosMl basis. Those from An Buy—Sen—Trade— Appratoe Dance fo r dlous Pendleton, in the same Windsor has notffiad the 13 rtp- possible spokesman said In la Coventry High School Sodn < ’ ;om o f the town office building The Women’s Auxiliary to | T o See Film t o d n a i ^ operation for refuse ptaied. liams, Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, AUen, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Fergu Mrs. Paul Haddad, Mrs. Edgar dover, Bolton, Columbia, Cov eongragatkm. “ It ’s a small Mon in the event that M ^ h e ir MnprovedMd resting comfort vill be 10 am . to noon. Windham Community Memorial CoIlectloM and Eatntea raaentatlv^ of the Noetbeost tas Ldbrarla Club wlH have i Mrs. Donald Chandler, Mrs. son, Mrs. Frank Sams, Mrs. Helblg. Mrs. Itoger Glenn, Mrs. entry and Hebron will be evalu U.S.—Canndlnn—Foreign world,” toay said. ter wMhdrawe f r ^ the Explorer Scout Post 63 has Hospital meets at 8 p.m. May Herman Meyers Jr, Mrs. Har Teen-agers Rafusa Distzlat (NRDD). (Im ^*?Sr*tour are Town Dlrectore abty. Peter, the eon o* ^ book fair from 7:80 e.m. to 1 Theodore Hletala, Mrs. Esther Jack Cohn. Mrs. Wile, Mrs. ated at 7 p.m. Tuesday at A ll Cotns and Proof Sets * Anethm Set the towns of Vernon, 8 o ^ Mrs. Georgs E. Bensdio d 308 a camp-out this weekend at 8 at the Connecticut Light k old Doody. Mrs. Wlilard Wat- On Schools riacted officials of toa four Olof Anderson and Frank Stem? p.m. Monday and from 7 ;30 a.m. Walker, Mrs. James McNa John WlUlams, Mrs. Moore, Andover Elementary School. 4 . Congragationallste ara re Windsor and Bolton have inou- Mt. Greylock in Massachusetts. Power company auditorium on rous, Mrs. Anton M. Lassen, i minded not to forget that auc lar, James Perry and Mlae Woodhrldgs fit, ^ mara, Mrs. Harry McKuslck. Mrs. Donald C. Smith, Mrs. Those from Mansfield, Stafford, Hebron Orange wlU sponsor a membar towns and toa planninc 'duced a subifltute bill, down by a ear aM rsoelved to 4 p.m. Tuesday in the schoo' The Barra bee Homenlakers Main Street In WilUmantic. Mrs. Mrs. Philip Elsentoerg, Mrs. W il Connnerient Veritoy T »* local PTA hM received Kathrtne OlbUn. Mrs. Richard Nicola and Mrs. Jesse Bralnard, Mrs. Eugene Tolland, Vernon and WiUington teen-age record hop tomorrow at tion to be held May A Don Cra- dlraotor of toe Oapttol Region a 8-town North, Oentrai Refute Ubrary. This will be in observ meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the R ^ r t P. Bowen, Is local aux liam Kenyon, Mra. Robert T ay Coin C o . Invitation from tlw Hebron nick, Ed HinchUtf and Dave Town Dlractor Franote Della- head Injuries A pril to- Charles Popple. Bramhall, Mrs. St. Martin, Mrs. same time at Tolland Qounty Piaaning Agency tost it has a Fet*, Manchester’s fifth rspre- DleWot. ______home of Mrs. Ronald Aronson on iliary director. lor and Mrs. Howard Craft. BHmentary School PTA to at- 8 p.m. In Gilead HaU. Admlssloei Ootman are auction committee. ance of National Library Week. Also, Mrs. Vinton Wenner, Wilbur S. Goldberg, Mrs. Flah Agricultural Center. 97 Center Street firm proposal to maka for the sentativs, has Jotnsd torces with Bfumsbee Lane for a program Mrs. Maury Cohn o f town Is Mancheater, Connecticut teid Its next ineetin* April 28 Is free. The Home Economics They aay “ Don’t throw anything Pupils of the school will be Mrs. FYancls Beaudet, Mrs. T. erty, Mrs. Edmond Oero, Mrs. And, at Mrs. Richard Breen’s: InstallaiUon and operation of a the seven repreaohtativea from purchasing paperback books, on "Consumer Protection.” public relations chairman of the Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Mark Mancbeeter Eventog Herald in'the Hebron School auditorl- Committee wUl seU hot don . away. Qlva to toe auction. It Lieo Flaherty, Mrs. George Herman LeDoyt, Mrs. Richard Phono 643^295 pilot incinerator in Manchester. Vernon, South Windsor and Bol Kindergarten Volunteers April coffee parties raising Spink, Mrs. Frank Sanelll, Mrs. tmi at 8 pjn. ham burgers and soda. All resi may ba Just what somebody the titles of which they sub Coon, Mrs. John Wile, Mrs. Messier and Afrs. Donald Coventry ebrrespondeat, F. store Honra: Mon.-FrL 9-f In its latter, recalved yeMer- ton in favoring the process. mitted some time ago tor avail Volunteer mothere assisting funds for the auxlUary to pur Churchill. Unable to attend but David Bates, Mrs. Ferdinand l)r. Gaynor Pearson, who la dents of toe Regional school wants.” It’s sponsored by toe Ellas Clay, Mra. James Major, Paulina Little, tetephone 14t- Sat. 9-6, or by Appointment day by the various town offi The Manchester Ctoamber of ability at this affair. with classes of the South Cov chase an incubator for toe pe contributing: Mrs. Ronald Hasmanh, Mrs. Dorothea Vet the University Press In area between toe ages of 13 and Gilead Missions Committee and cials of Manchester, Vernon, Mrs. Morton Arnold, Mrs. Commerce has declared Itself Robert Chase is the fair chair entry Cooperative Nursery and diatrics department at the hos ICnapp, Mrs. Leonard Glllon, ter end Mrs. Edward Franz. 6281. MWdletown, w ill show a docu- 30 are invited. Orange Master Men’s Fellowship. South Windsor and Bolton, the Thomas Graham, Mrs. Robert Postal ApirileatlaBS as opposed to incineration now, man with Forster Grant and Kindergarten the coming week' pital. Mrs. Oohn has listed wom mdntary fllm, “ Education, Con- Paul Blow, Mrs. Fred Boylng- engineering company atetea that Notice Is given that applica and has urged the town’s dlrec- Marsha LeDoyt as finance co- neetknit, a Look at Our ton and Mrs. Norton Warner It is eager to conduct a demon tions for toe rural carrier exam tors not to commit the town un ohalrmen. are in charge of the evening. stration operation near Us B^nd- B n o < ^ ” ination for toa Amaton Post of- til all avenues of disposal pos- The Rev. AUison R. Heaps, Mm. Shrank Knight, local Members of the Grange will act fioa vacancy sra now being ac eor idant and asks tor the oour- slblUtiee have been studied. Interim pastor at the First Con P T A president, said, “A s the in SA Elocutionist as chaperones. tety of a decisive NRDD reply The NRDD itself is in Jeopar Hebron Orange has been m- oepted. Tbd deadline will be READ THIS BEFORE YOU gregational Church, will use "A- vitation was not received in Capt Sroest A. MlUer, terri- by July 1. dy of (Bssotutton because of Us vltod to attend toe 26to anniver M ay 11, sccoMxtg to to# U.S. glow with the Spirit” as his time to be announced ht our toriaT music dhrector o f the Sal failure to endorse legislation, sary of toa formation of Marl a v U Service Commiaalon. NRDD Chairman Robert Dem- sermon topic during the 11 a.m. last meeting, I would Bke to vation Army's Central Terri Anyone faterseted may obtain g of Vernon said today that he now before the General Assem service Sunday. take this opportunity to aak tory, wlH be featured as an el<^ borough Orange on May 6-jAU Grange members Interested s/teitional information from toe ..u can a meeting soon of the bly, vM ch defines Ms authority BUY AUY FERTIIIZER A deesert sale in the ■vestry all interested members ' to at cutlotiJst at a concert o f toe should contact Mrs. Osnevlev# Amston post office. many recipients of toe letter to after the service will be con tend." Salvation Army Band Saturday, Boylngton. Gives Aart Exhibit diecuae wtth Oombustion’s rep ducted by the church’e Board The fHm gives an overall May 1 at 8 pm. at the Youth Miss Susan Sellera, daughter resentatives toe teims of the of Christian Ekiucaitlon. view o f education in the state. Center of the Citadel. The pub Ths Vocal Change Is also spon soring a safety poster contest o f Prof. Charlea C. Sellers of proposal. The Paator’s Council meets at Its educational milestones and lic is invited. Tickets may be DicUnaon College, Pa., a former The Wndsor company has Efffictivfi April 8 p.m. Wednesday to Kingsbury some of the chief problems fac- purchased from band members for toe sixth grade class at He bron elementary school, the sub resident of Hebron, and sister of utilised Manchester’s disposal Fogortv BroMMfS i House. ' Ing the schools. Pictured are or at the door. Horace SeUers o f Hebron, gave ject to be “ Safety In the Home.” requirements and problems In a Exchanging Pulpits some of the state’s noteworthy Capt. Miller has been host an art mchibition at Wilson Col year-long, 135,000 study and has Inc. The Rev. James H. Ameling, schools and such nationally and narrator fe r nine y e a n on Ttoe posters will be submitted to toe Orange by May 1 for Judg- lege, Pa., recently. Many of her come up wHh a planiwd incin pastor of the Second Congrega known programs as modem “The Living Woid," the Salva bright, original paintiniga and iWn eloM SaHmlay>| tog. Prizes of books will be erator which. It states, can be tional Church. Sunday will ex language In G|^onbury and tion Army's filmed televUion drs'wlnga were shown and many Installed here at a guaranteed a t 12 noon change pulpits with the Rev. science lit G reu^ch. The basic Series, seen in tbe United States awarded for the three top poirt- ers submitted. The winning post were sold. She specializes in the cost and performance. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., paa- purpose of the film, made by and Canada. The program is teadtlng of small girls, Just be- er will be entered in Pomona The major etements of its ten through ter of the Andover Congrega Dr. Pearson, is to encourage now also seen ip the West In liners. A brodnire brought out competition. tative proposal name no dollar tional Church. support o f public education. dies, Australia, N ew Zealand her, “To AH UtUe Girls,” Soptombor r figures but do offer definite The Rev. Mr. Bradley wlU use and Hong Kong. He has been Ih e National Orange All-Oot- was shown and went off like hot- SdMlnnlilp Award ton Sewing Contest is drawing g commitments. For “ After Easter—What?” as his Thomas Marchlsa, son of Mr. featured as an elocutionist on cakes. ^ has a teaching course E fiM fQ d ic y to a close, members are remind 1. Combustion Engineering ■ermon topic during the 11 a.m. and lCrB.>Frank Marchlsa Rt. 8, the program. in Philadelphia. TEL. 649^539 worship service at the local A graduate of Nortowe^em ed, the deadline being April 30. would stdvance the necessary a aenior at Windham High For rules and details on enter engineering and construction Scotts gnarantees yon Uiat church. School, hss been awarded a tui University, Chicago, toe cap Manchester Evening Herald The Rev. Mr. Bradley, son of ing the contest, call Mrs. Fred funds and would charge the tion sCboiarship to Renssdaer tain has been a Salvation Arm y Hebron correspondent Miss Mr. and M ra Raymond H. Boylngton or Mrs. Norton Warn NRDD interest rates lower than officer for 15 years. Susan B. Pendleton, telephone Turf Buflder will you a Etradley Sr. of W right's Mill Polyteehalc InMitute of Troy, or. the going rate for municipal The Citadel Band, directed 228-S4M. Rd.. was ordained as a minister N. T. The. grant is renewable This contest is open to non borrowing. by C. Peter Carlson, will pre better lawn than any other to the local church which he at each year on ssddenCe sf out' grangers. Prizes will be award 2. It would operate the plant sent several Instrumental num tended prior to studying and re standing sohidarahlp. ed at local, Pomona, and state RockviUe-Vemon without profit, until such time MarcSiaa, also elected to the bers. A m ale chorus w ill sing levels. The Home Economics fertilizer—or money back! ceiving fils degree from the two numbers. as aB personnel are thoroughly Bangor (Maine) Theological National Honor Society in his Committee is collecting old eye trained and until such time as Junior year, has a letter o f com^ glasses for “Eyes for the W.T. G rant Store Seminary. the plant has proved to be op FAIRWAX A bake sale win be conduct MANY PRICES SLASHED Robert Flettoer, Jeffrey Moeck- mendation from toe National Needy.” Glasses may be left at erating efficientiy. d. Dermis Murphy,.,Davld Rob ed to the Church Community M erit .Scholauehip Oorp. the hall or given to any grange To Double Size 5. It would then offer the plant He Is assiitant editor ot toe inson and Richard Robinson. member. House after the service ovtoe for purchase by toe NRIBJ, at a Senior Pilgrim Fellowship. TOls school yearbook and has been 116 Boys Registered The next Grange meeting wlu depreciated value. active in dtoattng, trade, the There were 116 boys regis be on Tuesday. TiOrd and fourth The W. T. Grant store at toe youth group will leave at 3 Trl-ORy Shopping Plaza will £>timatoa o f the time lapse BOTH Only Turf Builder (R ) is Trionized. Grows deeper p.m. from the church for an as y c o M ( w a F student councH and Is school re tered in the Recreation Council degrees will be conferred at that between the first and third steps porter fbr W I U radio statlMi. basd>all program Tuesday time. The harvest buffet will be move to a new location In the sociation rally in Columbia, re plaza more than twice toe center atxxit a five year period. STORES turning about 6:30 p.m. TO A NEW RECORD LOW! Teacher, Board to Meet night at Yeomans Hall. Dr. served following the degree and roots in any soU. Keeps grass greener longer. store’s present size. The move 4. Ih e planned incinerator The Columbia Teachers Asso- Ralph Wolmer, co-chairman of the supper will be omitted. The Junior Pilgrim Fellow- win be'm a^ next winter. Hie would conform to town, state elation and toe board o f educa the baseball program, said be At the last Orange meeting a OPEN riilp meets at 6:30 p.m. Sun announcement was made by and national regulations. tion will, hold .a Joint dinner 'expects' more than 160 boys to committee was appointed to look 2,500 sq. f t 5,000 sq. f t 10,000 sq. f t day in the Church Community Max Javlt, developer of toe 6. The plant, while being op meeting next WedmMaj^ register befoi6 toe first “play into the posaitelity of the Grange TONITE House. Porter SdhooL shopping complex. erated by Combustion, would be The board of trustees meets baU” achoas over toe fields. offering scholarships to Rham Tile store presently occupies used as a demenstratien plant, The ttieme of toe meeting is graduates. Mrs. Douglas Porter. 2.95 4.95 8.95 at 8 p.m. 'T^lesday in the church Mord parent volunteer belj» la a M.OOO-square foot builmng to ba viewed by proM>eetive buy till "CurreiR ’nends In Hditeathhi.” Paul Blow and Mrs. Kenneth basement noEdod.. Its new sKe, containing 60,000 ers, arid experiments would be and featurea a oocial hour and The Babe Ruth league wiH Porter, are members of the Boy Scouts working for their a pemH o f speakers.' square feet, will he started this mode in Us operation from time Graduation, Comnsmlon God and CJountry Award megt play on the newly completed committee. summer. The present Grant to time, in onder to increase Ks The speakers include Alton Exhibit at Ubrary at 7 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. field on Hennequln Rd. and a store ■will be occupied by a de efficiency. and Confirmation Garde. 1.69 COMBED COTTON DACRON^AND COTTON X99 Aldrich, director of toe Htuward The model of a Pratt-Whitney Mr. Ameling in the Church 3.99 to 6.98 1.59 MAN-TAILORED DENIM AND POPLIN 1.98 workday has been called for partment store. Of Manchester's five represen COMPARE AT 2.29 EACHI COMPARE AT 2 .* EA. Xaiis Technical School In Daniel Jet engine in quarter scale will Community House. Sunday ait 2 pjn. to erect back- Construction of toe addRlon tatives to toa NRW ). four have GIRLS'OVERAllS > MISSfS'SHIRTS MISSES'SKIRIS son who will discuss toe de be on”exhibition at Douglas Li MISSES'UMIS MISSES'DRESSES OIRLS'RUAMAS Btops. to toe center, toe second In two live Rev. William H. Wilkins, HISSES'SURFERS mands made on the technical The Little League group will biary during Nationalnal Library echoed graduate and toe impU-. years, wlU add 18 additional pastor of the Prince of Peace play on the Firemen’s Field week, April 26,-May 1, through stores to toe Trl-Clty Shopping ‘I cations in science and math for the courtesy of the company, Lutheran Church, will deliver 2 J 5 the elementary grades. I diamond and the farm team will Center, JavK said. This wiU the sermon during the 10:16 2 . ’ 3 ’3 meet at Hennequln Rd. when which is celebrating its fortieth brU^ to 31 toe total number o f, In addition, Atty. Oliver birthday this year. The library ajn. worship service Sunday Button jackets fully Mon-toilor«d thirst with Big soleetion of stylet In the area la completed. stores there. I Big soUetion e( Fashion Mochlno woshoblo do. Chappell of Mansfield will dis will be open for ■viewing, Mon Sunday Mass In St. M ery’e Wsll-toilorad surfart of eore- SHm, tUoh eopris in wosh- pi]>ed. Soft, washable eonv«rtibl« collor, roll solid colors, modros plelde. cuss legality In schools as it Coffee Hours Hold 'Hie shopping center presently Scons Church will be at 7:30 a-ne- drossos at vory spociol cotton batiste in gay, nim and poplin ovorolls. Local women are doing their day, Tuesday, Friday and Sat- '"iree 55% Doeron*poIyoitor, oblo woven plaid cottoni Pink, Blu«y Block, Ledon, Navy Blue. pertains to informing students consists o f 74.000 square feet DWORIN’S 6:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., and sovingsl Junior, Missos, fresh pastel prints. Button shoulder and ahafe toward adding to the cof 1 urday afternoons, 2 to 5, and and the expeuislon wiH bring toe 45% Avril. Block, Botoo, Rod, Coy sun tenos. 8 to 18, 32 to 38. 8 to 16. DeerenS polyester. o f our legfal systems. Tuesday and Friday evenings, the children’s Maas at 10:80 and half sizos. 7 to 14. high bib fronts. There will also be a question fers of the Women’s Auxiliary total to 175,000 square feet. a.m. will be in the church hall. Giroon, Bluo, Brown. 8 to 18. of the Windham Community 7:30 to 9. ■Ihe parking area, which pres As a continuation of National Sunday Mass In St. Joseph’s The entire board. Suilt. Mjrron Memorial Hospital. ently accommodates 600 cars, Mission Cniurch in EaglevUle Mrs. Kirby Tappan and Mrs. Library Week, a free public lec will be doubled In size. The BUYS l i n i u i u p t OoUette and Miee Mary Jane ture will be given on Tuesday. will be at 8:30 a.m. Reid, rural supervisor, tvUl at- Howard Bates were co-chair shopping center was started in May 4, at 7 ;30 p.m. in the Doug Kindergarten Me«tlng tend. men o f a coffee hour at Mra. 1962, completed in 1963 and an las Library meeting room, by Parents of North Coventry BIG 1.39 SIZEI COMPARE AT Y.59I 1.79 FULL LENGTH ZIPPER Mrs. Winifred Field, hot hincli Tappan’a home on 'Whitney Rd. addition accommodating four COMPARE AT 87f EACHI BIG 1.29 Uy> OUNCE SIZEI : Corlnne and Lewis Babbitt of I • * ' " * 1 Cooperative Kindergarten chil FIRST QUALITY 59f EASY-CARE 29# oupervisor, has planned a roart this week. About 40 women at more business estatollAments OF dren meet at 8 p.m. Monday in ^TAMPAX AO'S JUMBO GARMENT BAG Petersham, Mass. Their sub HAIO SHAMPOO berf dinner. tended. Mrs. Edward Basden was bunt laM year. LADIES RANTIES HAIR ROLLERS OVEN CARD ject, iUustrated with slides, will the classrooms in the basement SEtMlESS HYIONS : MIsb Ruth Ragach, president and Mrs. George Burnham of the Second Congregational the aaeoctotioB, is making be “ Reptiles and AmphiWans In tMmaifi if at poured- Biological Medical Research.” Church. Mothers of next school , the atiangemente. Mrs. Pauline Lohr, who was ‘ 1 There will be live exhibits. MP Units Train T H E W E E K year's pupils will be guests. . Gymnastic Performance local chairman for the event for On the agenda will be revision AlfV TVUiUlUUll XAlgU The Babbits are well known rmmns^ Full length beg with llppar many years, opened her home naturaUsta and lecturers for Over Weekend o f the bytows, a general dis- For clean, oosy-to-monoge Big pock of 40 Tompex Gymnastic Club w ill present a this week to another group of Extended Warranty A s Low As For booutiful holr-dol Fotf, soft, oosyl Protective adult and school groups. They eussion and refreshments. Just 600 peirti Limit 3 Ac.toto tricot pontios with a hoirl Largo 11!^ ounce for secure protection. holds 16 garmentsi p ^ o n n a n ce April 30 at 8 p.m. Giant and lorgo sixes In ovon ceoting thot wipes about 40. Mrs. Edna Rlmlngton will spend Tuesday, May 4, In The 169th Military Police Up To 12 Months or 10% Dowfii Next Week’s Menu pairs to a cuitomorl Soom- elastic lag. White, Pinlq Regular of Supor-ob- tn the Case Gymnasium. and Mrs. George Burnham oesy-to-uso snop-on rollers.’ clean with soap ond wotorl bottle. Hebron as guests of the Albert Battalion will take to the field 12,000 MUee on Limch menus at the three lost nylons with now nude Blue. 5,6 ond 7. sorbont. Ih e exhibition features a var poured. Several more coffee local public schools, reopening Ooolidge family, giving one lec thia weekend in a t'wo-day Used Cars Up to 80 Months to Pay hool. Boigo or Toupo. 9-11. iety o f apparatus routines in- hours are planned before the ture at Hebron elementary training exercise; under a new Monday after a week’s vaca duding p u ^ e l bars, still rings, end o f toe month. school In the afternoon one at National Guard policy aimed at tion: Monday, char-broiled ham long and side horse vaulting, Next Week’s Mena Douglas Library that evening, increasing the Guard’s profi 62 CHEY. $1675 62 CHEY. $1795 burger, temtaters, buttered car trampoline and horizontal bar. Porter School: Monday, meat and one at Rhamf'Science Club ciency. Bel Air 4-Door Station 4-Door Hardtop. Tur rots, bread and butter, citrus There will also be statuary balls in gravy, sweet potato, the next day. The subject of Tomorrow the battalion will Wagon. White, radio, quoise, radio, Powerglide, fruit cup; Tuesday, barbecue tableaux, group tumbling and Save tim e f o a m -r u b b e r BACKED 59# COMPARE AT 594 PER PK a green beans, peaches; Tuesday, the talk at the elementary convoy to the East Haven range power steering, Power- power steering, power chicken, whipped potatoes, per 1.49 MACHINE WASHABLE COMPARE AT 1.991 tolanclng. fection salad, checkerboard 1.98 TALL, QUALITY FABRIC TOP QUALITY 1.49 PLASTIC INDOOR, OUTDOOR 1.49 chunk chicken noodle soup, school will be “ A Spring Field for practice and record pistol gUde. #7165. brakes, whltewallk. #7147. VACUUM CLEANER BAGS Local members o f toe club bread, chocolate pudding; SHOWER CURTAINS PLACE MATS cheese apple crisp; Wednesday, Trip-West” to be illustrated with and rifle firing. MAIIRESS COVERS PATIO TABLE CAPE COD CURTAINS who will perform are Cathy corned beef hash, buttered slides and live exhibits. Sunday the unit will conduct 60 O L D S . $1095 63 F O R D $1475 Wednesday, tomato soup, pea LAMP SHADES Goriine, Diana Keegan, Jo-EUen beets, fruit cocktaU; Thursday, Sunday Services riot control formatten drill at 4-Door Wagon. Silver fin 2-Door Sedan. Blue finish, and e ffo rt nut butter and Jelly sand Pagadi, ChiisUne Pederson, ravioli with meat in sauce, peas, UTie coming Sunday’s sermon Bradley Field, in preparation ish, radio, Hydramatlc, Fordomatic, heater A de wiches, vegetable sticks, cheese 4 < . , i 3 phg*. for 1 carrots, tapioca pudding; Fri topic by the Rev. John N. Cross, for a pubHo demonstration in power steering, white- froster. Fine buy. #7080. fingers, cherry crisp; Thursday, turkey combread pie, buttered day, macaroni and cheese, car Congregational Pastor, will be which the unit will participate walls. #6975. Plastic place mots In Replacement begs to fit pH rot sticks, stewed tomatoes, on May 16. I 62 FORD $1095 peas, chef’s salad, pink apple- 19” table in decorator de Crisp, whlto oosy-cors cot- Fine quality plastic shower “I’m Going Fishing.” Services 61 COMET $945 Turf Builder Phis 4 feeds Fo'brle thodos In 12” , 14", Fruit of th# Loom bloochod exciting decorator vacuum cleaner melees end AIR chocolate cake. will be at the usual hours. Units participating Include 2-Dr. Sedan. Radio, heat oauce, and Friday, citrus Juice, signs on onomol finish. • ton in 24” , 30” , or 36” curtains In colorful, ottree- 15” , 16” , 18” a 19” sixes. whit# covers with linmi like prints. Heovy weight model el Sunday services at St. Peter’s Headquartera and Headquarters 4-Door. Radio, heater, er, standard sh ift 6-cyHn- grilled cheese sandwich, ^ckle lengths, 54” wide. tivo patterns. finish. Twin or full size. Folding brass-finish logs. plastic. Wide range Manchester Evening Herald Episcopal Church will be as Detachment, Manchester, com standard trans., white der, e 1‘ *• , ■ •/v;:'- •. "Ji' y PAGE. ELSVm^^ MANCHESTF5R EVEININQ' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,'FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1988 I f O E T E ff 000 workers In basic steel. The 500 Patrolmen Added Mediator Say8 last steel strike in 1869 lasted a VISIT OUR TOY Herbert Brandt of Stratford; record 116 days. Atty. Collins Tall Cedars Rising steel production and DISCOONT DIPT. three sons, 'Theodore Janssen of U.S. Navy, Air Force Hit Events Boston Rights March Steel Shutdown “Free Olfl Wrappktg" Bolton. Henry Janssen of Man TV-Radio Tonight profits havs put the comparriss chester and Julius Janssen of List Events ISew York City Declares May Be Averted in a good position to grant con Mississippi; two sisters, Mrs. Additional Viet Bridges Plans Moving tract ImprovamcnU, the union ARTHUR IRUR J .1- 1 ' ■: p a g e T H U riM t I MANCHESTER EVtlNlNQ HE«ALD. MAKCHBSTEai. CONN, FRIDAY, ABRIL 28, 1966 Coventry, at tee Paoptete 8a^ PAGE TWELV* kxmtkm. The commltte* wuuM Jlockville-Venion consider naming, the schools af biga-Bank of RockviHa: BrM to River Continues Pressure tory to tea natloosl trend, ter prominent wool educators. aSeet. by Mr*. ets wUl be available at the door. of Ellli«to«b at tee Oonne^c^ A town meeting will be held wherein automation Is a oon- Dairy Meettwg Bet Bolton Rec Board oem of the labor mariMt AU 4-M Dairy Ohib mei^ Bank and Trust Co. RockvlBe On Soggy Illinois, Iowa Monday at 8 p.m. «t the Wgh Branch; aflti Chrysantbemuraa, school to vote on six items. Apparently, the lack of auto- FLOWERING SHRUBS Kindergarten Age hers, leaders, partnU, neigh matibn is threatening the bowl bor* and frisnds, ars invited to by Mrs. Mildred Connors of been evacuated. XVodwaters Bolton Outing Club will go on Sayt‘8 Seniors RockvlHe, at the RockviHa Bay (Ooatfaraed from Page One) I^lanniiig Commission Cots a spring hike Sunday, leaving ing program at the Weet' Side CHOOSE FROM OVER 25 VARIETIES INCLUDING a County Dairy meeting at tee completely covered two-story Rec and the Community "Y". ToHand County Bxteneloo Of ing* and Loan Association. cracks appeared In a five-story hORMS at th* southern end of from tee Community Hall at 2 Hospital Notes p.m. Robert Oorton la In charge. The two sets of alleys are the BEAUTY BUSH Remains Unchanged fice April 30 at 8 pjn. brick building but offfetate said town. Bypassed It Alfred Botee, fteldman for AdmKted yefterday: Ruth No damage estimate te avaU- plans fo r 67-lot Subdivision only ones In town which depend MOCK ORANGE there was no Immediate danger on pin settera—and pin eetteni NBSBA, wHl show movies he CarroU, 84 Ekn St.; Stanley of collapse. able for Dltnote, where more Advertisement— DEUTZIA For Flowers For All Occa The members of the Park and are hard to come by. The Vernon M ud oC odu-^narrowly defeated by tee boerd. took at Tolland and Hartford Oolumha, 4# Franklin St.; M d- Red Croes officiate said the than 8,000 persons have been BLUE HYDRANGEA forced from their homee. J»T«llmta«ry jHm m for a pro-^aon **"' sions it’s LBiE’S FLORIST and Rec Advisory Board, meeting According to Program Direc eatlon. lu•___ tA. .nightsImVA refected m Tha vote MMon OH thea ------proposal------* Miare County 4-H Fair* test summer. Ite Apfel, ’Tolland; Jason Mor- flo o ^ destroyed 48 hom es and day at 6:60 pm. WEIGELA Stete poHoe eaid Mteeouri'e poaed 67-tot »ubdlvi«ton on GIFT SHOP on Route 44A Bol last night at the East Side Rec, tor Wally Fortin, elate law re gchool admimatraUon propoeel suited tn a ,four-to-four tie, and H e wua also speak on sire * v ^ - iartty, Ellington; David InShs- dam aged 8,240 in Wlsoonsin. Tbe meeting will begin with quires that pin boys be 16 years SPIREA BLUE MIST chairman Arthur Callahan uatlon work being done by ham, Vernon; Royal Hiorapson Three persons have died and flood damage thus far was neg- Bin:h Ml. were preoentod to 0 » devoUon in the sanctuary. The ton. Conn. Also, Cards and expressed annoyance at being to retot the etartlng age for Gifts. Yes, We Deliver—phone of age or older, and youtea of children entering kindergarten. broke the tie with a ,’no” vote. breedlM associations. Jr„ 80 8. Grove St.; Beverly dam age te estim ated s t 218.7 town‘planning commission last sacred dance group will per v~vinty Liners 4-H Club, In MlimesoU, where 14 haw 643-8080. bypassed In rec department de that age find more remunera But the board granted the In other action, the board The &>ur Hill, Wethersfield; Carol Ku- m illion. night A public hearing on tiie form. John Potterton will sing cisions and Bugrgestions, and cit Uve Jobe elsewhere. led by Frank Nlederwsrfer, wUl mltte, Tolland: Ronald Nie In Dllnote, the flood caused at died in the floods, the river sub Bohool offlciele greater power by withdraw Re endorsement of a sided a foot and 1,000 evacuee* a solo. Manchester Rvening Herald ed the Senior CiUsens Club's re Fortin said that the Installa 'planned Road-e-o aponsored by serve as hosts and fumlSh re mann, EUlngton; Mrs. Frieda least as much havoc in Bast •ubdlvision was also held. Onsst speaker will be Rob RhododMilmit permitting them to keep hack freshments for tee^ meeting. streamed back to their hom ^ Bolton correepondent, Clenie- quest for expanded facUiUes as tion of automatic pin setters Pink Gogwood iny klndergnrtener who la not the Rockville Junior Chamber Schetner, 88 Davis Ave.; Roger Dubuque as It did in Dubuque The development, to be ert C. Vater, music teacher at an example. 1 PeroRiiials Church Dinner Set Duprey, ToHand; Frederick across the river. PoUce aUd At flood’s peak, some 28.000 known sm Fiano Heights, will be well Young, telephone 648-8981. would mean an outlay of as ready for promotion. of Commerce. Minnesotans were homeless Manchester High School. His A committeecommiiiee ofor theme senior much as (20,000, and suggested The board received a letter A Swedish meq^-^U dinner, Archer, Ellington. there were 1,000 flood workers located on a portion of a farm top ic wlH be "Y ou th 's Part in (Sltlsens presen^ Its bequaiLre-- that U may be lets costly for 1 Over Varieties PINK The vote ended a eeriea of sponsored by the Men’s Union in East Dubuque, a town of 2,- Damage has been estimated at owned and operated by the late meeting! and hearings on the from the Connecticut Associa Births jreaterday: A daugh between 250 and $60 m illion. Developing Human Relations.” cently to the/Human Relations the towtoWn n to J>ay nay pin boys a •4.75 tion of Secondary Sirtioola which of tee Union (Jongregatlonal 000. They said 700 residents had Anthony Fiano for about 40 Prospective members of the problem of when U a child ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Uiet- Bible in Home Commission Ivhich, in turn. Vot guaranteed and reasonable put tha event on Its disapproved Church wUl be held Wednesday Jen, EUlngton; a d a J i^ e r to years. Lawrence Fiano is the church will meet with tee pas RED T ^ y to begin school. ed to recommend to the town weekly salary. list. In the social room. The dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zurawek developer. tor at 8 p.m. Sunday. Topic of Guild board of .directors that more Presently, a child le eligible will be held Jointly with Circle The area to be developed, ac Bari Herrick a leading an- for klnderguten If he reachea The letter noted that "there 18 Morrison St.; a daughter to Puppet Show *nckete suitable quarters be purchased Each la no relatioruhlp between tee 6 of tfie Women’s Fellowship, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Romeo, Perfect lightweight cording to commission chair- 1 69c teority on plant materinli WHITE •go five before the following Mrs. Walton Schlechtweg, Hckets are available from “Children should find the or leased Road-e-o and the principals of 29 School St. nian James Haasett is in tee members of the Democratic St. Pat’s Altar will be at the nursery Sat. Jan. %. The admlnietratlon fa chairman. In charge. most beautiful and meaningful Park and Pjlc Board Chair vored moving the date up four safe driving. ’The Road-e-o Discharged yesterday: Joan center of a large oval on tee town committee for a puppet The event, a ladies night, will man Henry McCann said last and Sun. to answer your montlM, eo that children who merely involves steering BOeo- Roarbaugh, WilUmantic; Lu- top of Birch Mt. It is bounded show to be held May 1 at the stories in the Bible,” Mrs. Wil Ear LAVENDER feature a film tlUed, “France." Wolverine® Golf Shoe on the east by Hrch Mt. ^ night teat h^was surprised at 1 3 •1.95 questions. turn nve before Sept 1 would batics.’’ ciHe Kuhniy. 49 Talcott Ave.; Community Hall. liam F. Collins of West Hart , tee displeasuK and dlssatisfac- Dr. Raymond B. RamsdeH, 'The film Includes comments on and on the west by Volpi Rd. be eligible to start kindergarten Britanny, the French Alps, Karen Blanchard, Tolland; Lil The puppet show, by Burton ford told ateout 100 members of 1 tlon shown/by tee senior citl- (Continued from Pnge One) .superintendent of schools, not There will be about four inter that year. ^ , Alsace and Lorraine, Paris and lian Coughlin, 9 Webster St.; • 0 • neat looking, durable performer Moore. wUl be held at 3 p.m. the Guild of Our Lady of St. jzens towa/tl their present fa- Under the administration’s ed that the board’s action In ior roads. ___ "Outdoor activities. Including PEONIES the south of France. Mrs. Patricia Dick and aon, Tol The planning commission Bartholomew's Parish at a I cilities laohe Old Cheney Tech The 86-year-old cathedral Is EVERGREENS — CLEMATIS proposals, any child who was withdrawing indorsement of the land; Mrs. Sharon McKlnna'and pony rides, will be held from Paintings on Display for pro and amateur allkel made suggestions and adjust- Communion supper last night In Building;' the seat of the New York arch five between Sept. 1 to Dec. 81 project did not mean that it son, 166 Prospect St. 2 to 3. He said that, after making ’The Tolland County Art Asso menU to the preliminary plans the church hall. Her topic was diocese. would have to wait an addition would not be run, but merely Ttiere will also be a refresh a recent tour of facilities of tee teat It could not be run on ciation has announced the fol You’ll finish 18 holes ftromer, more refreshed and reedy fcr and will review them agam at "The. Bible in the Home.” __ The man who tossed the bomb al year before starttng school. lowing paintings will be hung Vernon news is handled by ment booth, a food sale and a The speaker also said Senior Citizens Club and the school property. a future meeting. JOHN E. During the meeting, which in varioiis public buildings in the The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, Adjoining property owners white elephant sale. “Through reading the Bible Teenl e v i l V-rClII-Cl,Center, 8IChe came SfcVVSSJaway .i was W(M described byJ witnessest. . ~ww-ww— a.s lasted almost nntU nddnlght The board approved a 8400 more. Why? Wolverine* lightweight wedge (rnsWoB crepe soiea Mrs. Robert Butterfield la area: S8 Park St., P.O. B ox 227, appeared at the public bearl^ children and parents will come with the opinion that "the fa- rearing a blue denim Jacket, UNDSGAPE newly elected hoard member appropriation which would per? tel. 875-8189 or 848-2711. chairman of tee event. to leeuTi the true plem of life cilities are wonderful for bote j denim trousers, a black mit Mrs. Harlow, a RookvUle Cape Cod Morning, a water- save your lifting extra weight Finn, regulation spihe^essura t o ^ how their land would be Peter Humphry offered the pro cOIor by Mrs. M arlene Reeves affected. There were no com School Mean and a firm set of values to ap groups, but not enough partlci- tm-tieneck sweater and boots, p e l which was accepted ih a High School seienoe teacher, to FIRE AT BARNARD Monday, frankfurta on roll, ply to dally living.” She pre pants take advantage of the fgy, hours later, a Jacket of Tolland, at the Rockville Pub your best stance. HendsomeWWverlne*iino<»th leather uppers, plaints. ^ , NURSERY cloee vote by board members. accompany tee two winners of lic Library: WaterHlies, sm oil NEW YORK (AP) — About sauerkraut, potato chips, S{^le- sented two of her favorite programs.” was found by police In a trash the Northern Connecticut Bcl- h Boy Presents Oavel Whitham Humphry’s motion; by Mrs. Clarice Campbell of El 600 Barnard CoUege girls were specially tanned to repel water and mud, bounce back soft and date cake; Tuesday, chicken a books, "Family In the Bible,” by The discussion was dropped basket at 56th‘ St. and M adlsw ' 1. Maintain the starting age snee Fair to the International The board of education hw a la king on hot biscuit, carrots, Mary Reed Newman, and “A Ave., five blocks from the cate lington, at the Hall Memorial evacuated from three dormito brand new gaveL W H lto until such time as definite plana ROUTE 8, BOLTON—500 TOR BOLTON NOTCH—S48-780I at age five. Parents will be ad oompeUtlon In St. Louis. Both ries early today when a fire pliable. S^ish detailing looks good M ttie courso or In tho cranberry sauce, prudes and ap Gallery of Portraits from the for relocation will be presented. Library, Ellington; Wood Lily, mann, Bon o f Mr. aiiQ Mrs. w w - edral. vised that If they feel their winners, Alan FofUer and a wstter color by Miss Madeline broke out in one of the rooms. n r ricots; Wednesday, baked beans, Old Testament.” In a short discussion of find Police said the initials OPEN DAHiY 9-6— FRIDA YEVENINGS TO 8 child Is not ready to begin David Hayes, are students at ter Biehrmann of Hetoron The tables weire decorated “ DLM " were sewn In the back Regan of Tolland, at the Tol There w ere no InjurVea, sflre- ciubhou2a...riweysl presented the board Wednesday bologna, tossed salad, com ing a new location for the ■chod, they may waR another RockvUle High School. The TELrO-POST flajr set combines strenfifth bread, cookies; Thursday. Bol with spring flowers and place of tee Jacket and sUps of paper land Public Library, and Light nwn aadd. For Men with a gavel he had Charter Oak playground, sched year to enter him. ’The action was modified The fire broke out in one of with lightweight for maximum ease in asseinbly ton BJlementary School Special, cords for each guest. u.wd to check books at tee ref (State tew requires only that smd lin e , a w atorcolor by Mrs. The gavel was made in Bill a uled to be lost when R t 6 is alightly when it was learned Sandra Lavitt of Ellington, ai the rooms of the seventh floor of and use. Fully assembled the flagpole is 18 feet high. and Women green beans, brownies; Friday, Mrs. Thomas Brown, chair relocated, tee board named sev erence desk of the New York a child start first grade before ninth grnAt industrial ^ite man of program, was assisted that the Rockville Bb^ange the Bolton Public Library. Reid Hall at ll6th Street and tomato soup, toasted cheese eral likely sites, including land Public Library were found in he turns seven. Ktadergarten is Club had donated 250 toward Exclusive rustproof paint inside and out for dura eisjM oth e r boys sUso made sandwich, pear and Hme gela by Mrs. Steve Casallno, Mrs. Pictures displayed at local Broadway. gavels. Harold Dwyer, Indus- off S. Main St. now owned by tee Jacket pockets. not required under state the project, and an amendment bility and a lifetime of use. All necessary hardware tin. \ John FUloramo and Mrs. John Two detectives took Malone banks Include Asters, by Mrs. The fire was confined to one trUd arts teacher, suggeert^ the Hartford Electric Light Co. statute.) to the proposal to finance room and part of a hall. is included. The flag is 3’ x 5’ in size, made of 100% •12.99 Both schools will have morn Andrish. The board decided to table into custody in lumen's settle School officlato wlU have Ethel Oonrady of Rockville, at that BUI present his to the ing sessions only Tuesday be LANDSCAPE S-P-E-C-l-A-L! Mrs. Harlow’s expenses was the Savings Bank of Rockville; Cause of the blaze was not cotton bunting. board of education, and accom further discussions of this mat ment house openited by the De available for parente a school- made so that the club's gift cause of teachers' currictUum 1909 BBEDOE FIRST partment of Welfare at 8 E.3rd readlness evaluation guide, Ivy Arch, by Theodore Drake of Immediately determined. panied him when he made the NEW YORK—The first ap ter pending disclosure of Mayor would be used for tee purpose Colors; Men’s “Honn’-Dawg” discussions. Francis Msteoney's plan for St. at 1 :20 a.m . which will enable parents to de presentation. B riefs plication of high-strength nickel 4 GLOBE ARBORVITAE $2.45 each ...... W ‘80 Intended. In accepting the gavel Walter acquiring park and rec facilities Less than two hours later, termine If their rtUkl te ready Women’s “ Willow” St. Maurice Ptoyers win pre steel to bridge construction was Malone was charged. When ar for kindergarten. A controversy regarding the Waddell, school board chairman, Beni, a muBicai review, rvimiiHi in the Queensboro Bridge, with federal funds. 22 PYRAMIDAL ARBOVITAE $2.75 each...... $5.50 sent a musical review, "Around The board members, found rested, be wore a gray sweet- 2. A mewtetory conference heatli^ problem at the Lake OF COURSE, EXPERT FITTING 1 ■aid that it was a “symbol of the World and Back Again," to- 1 which spans the East River in Street Elementary School was the order we hope our d^libera- themselves faced with a situa riiirt, dungarees and btook wtU be heW between teacher, FOR A DAY, WEEK, MONTH or YEAR night and tomorrow night at 81 New York City. The bridge was boots, police said. parent and school principal af (Jlscussed. The board decided to tlone wUl take" and a "symbol in toe church auditorium. Tick-1 completed in 1909. tion of automation contradio- flf the trust you place In us." $15.30 Value ter the chUd has attended kin contact the Oil Heating Council The gravel, o f m ahogany, can dergarten four months. ’The con of Greater Hartford to see if It be stored in a mahogany box, feren ce will consider the will finance 50 per cent of the which Bm also made. . •techool-maturtty” or reexBneee cost of having an engineer Dining and Dandng of the child, end the teecher’e study the problem. SPECIAL recommendatlone regarding RENT or LEASE Official Bolton was out on the FERTILIZER [Special Purchose From ’The school presently uses gas town last night, taking a break ALUMINUM PURCHASE Special For heating, and representatives of SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL Largest Plywood Mfgr. ***?"The"#chool admlnietratlon A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC iram ita usual meetings and 0” X 9” VINYL the Cimnectlcut Light and 59 Iba. 6-10-8 win have the power to hold Power Co. have, offered to fi DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER other duitiea. As guenU of the Cembinotloii ASBESTOS In The Country. beck a child In kindergarten ^ Negro Brothers, over 60 towns nance one half of an independ $1.69 jn the opinion of the school people—members of boards and ent study. FLOOR TILE Healthy 7-Y«mr Ptnnts ■taff, the child Is not ready to eommiarnons and other officials 60 Dm. 10-0-4 DOORS A LL^ ^ T QUALITY, PRE-HNISHED 1 0 * 1 6 . 5 0 Action was started to find a Upright or Spreodom be promoted. . , ALL MAKES their qiouses — dined and Complete with 1st Quality director of the adult evening $1.89 At the present time, school school. WlUlam Pope, guidance danced at tee Bolton Lake Ho hardware Famous Mfgr. cfBclals ere powertew to hold tel, We stock a foil BURGUNDY MAPLE *9.95 director, led the school this line of Hubbard kindergarten puplle back. year, teen resigned because he On TV Discnssloa 4’ X 8’, Reg. 015.95 Value Flowering Shrub Tbachere may recommend tnai ALL MODELS Town constable Jeten Geribsl- HaU garden aad 7 Vac each MAONOLMS Floweriis Grab said the pay was too low. : » ★ ★ ★ ★ * * * * * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ lA***************** * * * *: fartillsar p r o d- 11L95 the parents consider this action, The board decided to adver d| appeared on Channel 24 last full cartons only CLEAR BIRCH < ^ .7 5 In Bud nnd Bloom but the parent makes the week. So did his mailbox. ncta. 9 U 5 ^ tise within the school system 4’ X r , Reg. 018-95 Value choice. for a new director at the seme AUTO DISCOUNT HOUSE, Inc. He was a member of a panel ^ 3 .9 5 9 1 . 9 5 B. a B. or Potted An Intensive study In the discussing vandalism and tee progress and other pertinent In p rice paid to Pope, 2S.000- From *5.00 Per Day type of police protection offered FROSTY BIRCH H.95 formation regarding the child’s A subcommittee of members PAVEMENT SEALER of tee board will be named to (With Small Mileage Charge) m W fe s y o H fc In towns and cities. His maUbox 4’ X r , Reg. 912A0 Value Headquarters for DUPONT actions in schools we* ordered was one of a series blown \q> Enriy Bird SpeciaL 6 gal. palL PERENNIALS tn an amendment offered by Interview appllcanta. by cherry bombs recently. t u r f f o o d and TREY the “ 3 Mteid member Frank DeTolte. A brief discussion was held • PEONIES regarding the naming of the Garibeidl wUl attend the sec COAL TAB EMULSION 2x3 GRAB BAG in 1” that eliminates CRAB- DeTolla suggested that rec- ond annual Hartford Public In "JuBt like the high-priced spread” • LUPINE o(de be kept of all chldren from new Junior high school, now im- PAUL DODGE POHTIACl stitute on Community Rriatlons 7’ and 8’ length. 23c • BLEEDING HEART GRASS, LAWN INSECTS and kindergarten through Grade 8 der construotion. Upon recom ■t the Traveler’s auditorium Slightly imperfect. • DELPHINIUM The Information would be cteS' mendation of William Smith, a 378 Main St. MANCHESTER 649-J|881 ' starting April 28 and oontlnu- FEEDS YOUR LAWN! slfied by birth month. Then If committee of board members tng for four Wednesdays. COMBINATION ALUMINUM And Many Others. . . a change In the beginning age and local clUaens will be nam- I Rummage aad Reklng PRE-HNISHED LUAN for children te indicated, the 6d. K The Ladies Benevolent So board would have statlatlcal In T he com m ittee wtH consider HE THE DEST FOR LESS! ciety of Bolton Congregational 4’ X 8’ X Vd" $2.88 formation to rely upon. renaming an schools except Ohirch will hold a lummage STORMS SIIUIS 20 PIECES ONLY! ’The adminiatration'a proposal RockvlHe High School and ■ale tomorrow from 9:80 a.m. COME EARLY FOB YOURS! to raise the beginner age four Sykes Junior High School. HOOVER HEADQUARTERS! to noon. Articles may bs left in SALES months and require testing and Presently, other schools are the Kducaition BuikUng after 8 3 DAY SERVICE evaluation of each child was named after their geographical ton igh t. 312 OAKLAND STROT MANCHESTER 649-9406 CADILLACS i A raking party will be held 1958 MODa 62 en tee dnirch grounds from 9 1964 EL DORADO 1960 MODEL 62 sjm. to noon tomorrow. All— t-Door Hardtop. AU power, M lQ Q C CADILLAC men, women and children—are CADILLAC BOLTON NOTCH LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Take Tom' Pick atradio, Dheater, I automatic.S C O ^ UIT T teN TConvertible. P R All Ipower, C E S $ 7 9I S Invited to participate, bringing Convertible. Automatic, SdO Q R radio, heater. t m 9 their own rakes. (FORMERLY McKINNEY LUBIBER) full power, raidlo, heater. ^ ^ W W 9 B IY R IsH o st ROUTE 44-A AT THE “NOTCH” — OPEN DAH BY AL VERMEER BASEBALL HEROES PRISCILLA’S POP IMICKLAUS GOLF BALLS I Society Hill Lawn Food ' ^ MDU'LL n ever aU E SS '■ BY J. B. WILLIAMS PITCHING— Sandy Koufax, ( WHAT BERNARD GAVE PC« OUT OUR WAY Los Angeles, pitched a four-hit '■^--^npuR anniversary //------Glare Problem in Houston Appears Solved ter for his second complete game victory in as many starta in the Dodgers’ 2 1 triumph over HOUSTON (AP) — The glare<^ helmets toemselves<^Wedne8day. The Astroe and Pl- rates open a four-game series toe New York Meta. prttolem In toe fSl.e-milUon against BATTING — Luis Aparicio, glare. tonight which includes a Sunday U Rartis County domed stadium afternoon contest — the first Baltimore, rapped a bonier, a Houston Astro officials an double and two singles, stole apparently has been solved with nounced this week the problem official daytime game to be played indoors. two bases, drove in four runs paint. couid be solved by painting the^ and scored three as the Orioles | Earlier, outfielders had diffi plastic^__ sections with a tWn coat There isn't any more glare purameled Washington 18-4, culty following fly balla because of off-white paint. problem,” said Rusty Staub, young Houston outfielder after ^ toe sun glaring through the 4, The dome's new paint Jo*> National Pootball League I Me plasticIc tktkylft y i^ U duiinjg af- nearly 90 per cent complete the workout. "It's a whole lot easier to see the ball. I was able games last year averaged 137.7 | 3 tamoon exhtoltion games and vrhen the Astroe and the Pitts plays per game. workouts. Many wore batting burgh Pirates held workouts to get a better Jump on flies." 't' ^ All this BY JOE CAMPBELL MEET YOUR NEW TOYOTA LAND CRUISER Amazing BONNIE week DEALER IN o f f e r s w FREE ‘‘Oh, I realiz* students today have more to learn than Giant Zinaia Seeds in my day. You have FOUR R's now, instead of three! Raadin', Ritin'. Rithmetip, and Riotin’r* BOLTON M & M OIL COMPANY BEN CASEY NOTONMDURUFE.PR.BBj CASEy. P*i MUSCLE AND BRAWN MAKE A TOYOTA LAND'CRUISER! IT’S POWEl^ED I'M NOT 60W6TO WASTE/W TIME No Cost or Obligation CHASIN6 THAT WRBICH® MAM! BY TOYOTA’yS 135 HP SPIRITED 6-CYLINDER ENGINE AND HAS A 3Y FRANK O’NEAL gHORT RIBS RUGGED 9 SPEEDS BDRWARD, 3 REVERSE, TO MATCH! NOW SEE FOR r ’ VfEU.,WW(I§1HlS? ' r S 3UST SUPERStmoN, - Birr theYK SUPPosa>\ ^ AfdUe-LEAf OOVER? OF COURSE -> 1DBRIN6 GOOD LUCK. 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Appty in e a r l Y O ST Offered 13-A FREE ESTIMATES. ’ Prompt person CarvlIIa’B Raauiiraiit SlMrts EdKor SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—Somethinr went a w ry service on all types of electric- Union, Conn., Route 18, Exit in Gardner Dickinson’s right shoulder as he hit a ball in C»PT CLOSING UBIE FOR CLASSIFIEI) ADVT. 106. Koiifax Stops Mets MONDAY Xkm FRIDAY lOtM A.M. — SATCIRDAC $ AJL RBWBAVINO of tmtiu, moth a l, w lrli^ Lieansed aad '< in holea Zippera repaired. Wln- sured. WUaon Electrical Oo., Little League Tryouto Srt the practice area minutM before he teed off on the EXPERIBNCMgr Sxpartoneed to Ughwny, first round of the $60,000 Texas Open. It hurt so much dow ahaoM mmada to measure, Manchester, 949-4817, 648-1886. or raeant High School graduato Biff weekend for the future Mickey M antlejmd PLEASE READ YOUR AD all slaes VeBotlan blinda Keya Big w ^ e n u 1. pAminir up when the an- he couldn’t swing the club, t wllUng to learn trade. Appty at dratnaga or aanltary engl- With but Four Hits ren Spahns in Manchester is comi g p mads while you wait Tana re- Rtoley Woodworking, Ine., So he hurried to the Clubhouse Bobby Nichols, the 1864 POA flaeatllct sr nVaat Ada” an taken over tha phoaa as » cordera for rant Mariow^ M7 Floor Finishing 24 newlng daalraMa but aot and swabbed what he called champlixi edw won the Houston eonrenleaoa. Ths advertiser should reed his ad the FIRST Main.. 649-622L Lake Btraat, Vernon, NEW YORK (AP)—Sandy Koufax is .a bust as is some "wonder drug’’ on his Oasatc last week, and Juan DAT IT AFFBAR8 aad REPORT ERRORS la time tor the CREDIT RATING 649-4824 or ITB-lliO. neceaanTy. Salary open do- National Leagne shoulder, then went to the first aaxt laaertloa The Herald la reeponslbla for only ONE Inoor- f u r n it u r e REFINI8HBD Sunday pitcher. _ W. U Pet, G.B. (Chi CHI) RodrlgUM, who fin UNNECESSARY ■TWO iaocHANidr tee. ished in a tie for second at net ar omlttod bwerttoB for any advertlaemaet aad tiien only colora changed, bums aad pandfaig on caepartonoa. He took care of that Thursday ni^ht. Loe Angeles .. 6 2 .714 -*- to the extent of a "make good” Insertloa Brrora whieh do aot aemtehes romovod. Manchea- Mortgage loans, flrat-second- gor 1 working oondiUons, many Koufax, the arthritic-elbowed southpaw, pitched a You’d n.;ver have known the Houston one stroke behind benefits paid by us. Jofai a anawara oonfMentiaL Box Chicago ...... 8 3 •828 ^ League™. Nine and 10-year-olds^ committee. ' The Room shoulder was hurt — he called it Nichols, were among eight knot I lin n tha value of the advertisement win aot bo eorteotod by tar Rsfinlablng, 6tt-9iM . thlrd. arranged. AU kinds o t Cincinnati .... 8 3 .628 H will report at 12 noon, 11-yew eako good” taeorttoa realty. Confidential-reasonable. growing company. Call Al Bou- four-hitter and gained his second complete game vic wUl be the Wg ^ a pulled or tom muscle — a* he ted at 69. H, BaraU. Pittsburgh ... 8 3 .626 H olds at 2 p.m. and 12-y***’^**^ TREE removal, pruning, land Albert Burke Agency, 983 Main, lato. SerV a Managar at Man- tory in .as many starts in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 2-1 PuU. fin® RofdcvUlt Higli »th- fired a flve-under-par 66 to cap None of golfs Big Three — cheater Motor Sales, new OMs- Philadelphia . 4 3 .871 1 at 3:30. UtUe League baseball ture the ' .ad Thursday in the (RoekviDe, Ton Free) clearing. Work guaranteed. Hartford. Office 527-7971, Eve. triumph over the New York Mets. San Francisco 4 4 .800 letA Is handicapped this Arnold Palmer, Jack Nlcklaus O U 643-2009 or 5664)614. mobilea and value used earn, was Introduced to Manchester toy the ankle broken a year ago. Texas Open. 242-9400. His performance came with'?' ' Milwaukee ... 3 4 .429 2 In I960 by Sher Robb. The I960 and Gary Player — is entered. 012 West Center St, Maachaa •rtie Inflelder-pltcher 1 « But it was a narrow edge 875-3136 A FRESH START v/ffl lump ter, 648-1611. only four days rest marking: the ter — Roy McMillan In the sev Houston ...... 3 6 .333 3 campaign, which starts Sunday, Dickinson carried into today’s Dickinson, celled g olfs Thin 643-2711 FORTY-SEVEN of our kMXd first time Koufax has tried to enth inning — while striking out New York .... 3 6 .333 3 May 16, with three doublehead- ble running on the ankle.. Dick Man because of his sHght ISO- BoUdingr— Contracting 14 your debts Into one easy pay saleemen earned over $8,600 pitch In regular rotation with Cotob win again coach the Man second round. ment. If you have equl^ In experienced atoetilclans nine. The lone run off him was St. Louis ...... 2 8 . 286 3 srs, will be the 16th. Tom Con He was one stroke ahead of pouitd build, hasn't won a tour CARPENTRY—82 V( expe- Immediate emptoyment. Call tost year. National company. the damaged elbow. unearned, a result of Maury Thursday’s Results ran is starting his second year chester American Legion base nament since the Cbral OsMee property, mil Frank Burke to 13,000 employea. CoUege back* When it was discovered ear- ball team this summer.. Olym Bert Weaver, the lOth-leadlng rlonca. CaUlnga and fioor tiled, discuss ways and means. Con 878-9870 after 8:80 p.m. Wills’ seventh-inning error, Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 as preeident. money winner on this year’s Open in 1962. He turned pro In TreiibiD Rtachfng Our Advtrtisir? ponies, me rooms, garages, groimd hMpfuL we train. $128 Her this month that the M-year- leaving him with s 1.00 earned Los jGigeles 2, New York 1 pic Village Baskettoall Camp 1962. necticut Mortgage Exchange, against commission to start faculty at Barhhamsted will PGA tour; Tom Aaron, aho has a/^tlons, attics fbitoned. re- 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- old left-hander had an arthritic run average. Only games scheduled Here ’n There "Wtthout the pain-kffler, I ab modeled, concrete work. No For Interview appointment caB condition, Dodger officials be consist of Jo* Hatoerl, Pat never won a tournament but 24-Hour Answoring Sonrioo 8897. In the only other National Today’s Games Congratulations are due the manages to make a good living, solutely cculd not have played," Jbb too BinaU. Immediate WANTED 644-0202 between 64 pm. lieved he m i^t be able to pitch League game Thursday, Chica Milwaukee at Chicago J*m Moriartys. A son was born Rlera, Bob ZuffelatO, Ed Bata- Dickinson said after posUxgms llnuiMtea. 648-2629. SE>X)ND MORTGAOB - Un only once a week — simply a gowskl, BIU Glbney. BiU De- . and Jacky Cuptt, one of the Fno to Herald Raaders PLUMBER and plumber’s help go nipped Cincinnati 3-2. Pittsburgh at Hou.ston, N Tuesday to ths Moriartye at more successful youngsters on 66. limited funds nvallnbla tor sec Sunday pitcher. • * • St. Louis at Cincinnati, N tirtek and Vln Caaaetta. The Want information on one of our classHled advertiaemontet No L A. mON, OfC. Roofing FuU and part-tlraa oxpsr9 er needed, new work, good Manchester Memorial Hbepltal. tbe tour. He eoepiained that he hurt the ond mortgages, payments to enced gauge and tool mak wages for experienced men. He started out that way last DODOERS-MBT8— Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Big Jim is the jayvee basket camp will operate the last three answer at tha toiapbona UstodT Simply call tha siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- Sunday in beating Phlladedjrfjia Jack Rule Jr., Charles Slfford shoulder when Ms chib Jammed suit your budget. Expedient ers to work on airoraft <3aU otter 6 p.m., 643-4628. Despite Koufax' stingy pitch N ball coach at Mandisster High weeks In August.. Happy into the ground during the third tamUons and additions. Ceil- aervlce. J. D. Realty. 6*84121. S-2. In leas than 48 hours, New York at San Francisco, Chandler, new commissioner o f and Kel Nagle were tied with i^ . Workmanshtp guaran parts. ing, the Dodgers had to go until and faculty member . . . Man 67s. Steve Oppennan, Rocky round of the Houston Classic COLLEGE Students and Righ though, Koufax had decided he there were two out In the ninth N chester’s T o m KsHey was the Continental Football EDWARDS teed. 299 Autumn i t 648-4860. FLOOR SANDING aad refln- could pitch before the week was Thompson and Butch Baird had last wert, hut K seemed to be TOP WAGES School students, part-time sales to defeat Jack Fisher. American League S-T-R-E-T-C-H-I-N-G THINGS— Warre* 44. winner of 356 games with slightly sensational In his Pa- League, will meet with the tohing (specialtoing In older or deUvery work available with up, even with only his usual W. L. Pet. G.B. practically weH until Thursday. ANSWERINB SERVICE BIDWBLL HOME Improvement floors). Waxing fioom. Paint* BENEFIT PLAM Wes Pailier led off the Inning the Milwaukee Braves, strikes a familiar pose in an unfamiliar uniform. The dfle Coast League pitching de SUte’s press Thursday In Ber Company—Roofing, aiding, nl- the FuUer Brush Oo. for sum f^-day layoff. with a doiMile but was out trying Minnesota .... 8 1 .833 — but with Portland. The big lin as guests of the Hartford CeUinga Pto>«rbangtng. If tha elbow responds weH, New York Mets pitching and playing coach hopes to elongate his active career temUona, nddittona and ra- mer employment. ExceUent for third on Willie Davis' bunt. Detroit ...... 6 2 .714 V4 righthander, property of the Charter Oaks. No Job too smaU. John Ver- E A S GAGE CO. rate of pay. For further infor Kot^ax wiU draw tha FMllias at M M - I S modeling of all types. Excel- faUle, 649-5760. WlUle then moved to second as Boston ...... 4 2 .667 1 like his delivery. ______Cleveland Indians, turned In a Free^for-AU Mars Gamers End 945 7 -2519 tont wonmantiilp. 6494480. mation mul 644-889$ or Storrs Los Angeles next Iffonday night. Tommy Davis grounded out and Chicago ...... 6 3 .626 1 two-hit, 7-1 victory against Se- End of the Line A and leave yonr meaaago. YonTl hear from our advertiaar In Jig Mitchell Drive Agiainst the Mets, Koufax was Promoters of horse racing at 4392188. scooted home with the winning Baltimore ---- 3 4 .429 ,2*4 atUe. KeUey had a no-hitter go time without apoiMlag afl ovanlng at the telephone. CARPENTRY—Reo rooms, for Business Opportunity 28 much sharper than in his first run on John Roseb(»o's single to Los Angeles .. 3 4 .429 2*4 ing into the ninth. He struck linocnn Downs didn’t shad any mica, caUtogs, cloaete, remod MAN O'VER 21 for drug etore. sffort against Philadelphia RSox Sleek Way Out of Road Rut right field. Cleveland .... 2 3 . 400 2% 19th Hole out sight and walked one bats tears over the recently complet New Hope for Hawks eling, batchwaya, attics fin FOR SALE — Fully equipped SALES MANAGER — fuel Ml. Experienced. Evenings and whan be gave up Jis* six hits • • • New York .... 3 8 .378 3 man . . . Schoolboy baseball ed 64-day program. The aver Automobiles For Salt 4 ished, ooncreta stapa, floors, many benefits, car end ex Saturday. Drtver’a Uoenae ee- bu wiHted five. age dally hsmdle was 3778,369 luncheonette. Reasonable, will idJBS Washington .. 3 6 . 333 314 players. In particular, tiiould 1959 OU>SMOBILE Super M porches, garagea No Job to* finance. CaU 649-8098 or 649- panse, fine opportunity, experi eential. References. Must be AM of the hits the Mets got Kansas City .. 2 5 .286 3*4 Following are the siarting which 3796,094 was for 50 The Cube edged the Reds on Lonborg Makes Debut times and pairings for Sunday's not wear rin^ on their fingers Omvertlble, very good ccndl amaU. 64^8880. 9953. enced, 310,000 plue. Box Z. Her reliable. Bex K, HerekL were singles, two by BtUy Oow- Billy Williams’ run-scoring sin Thursday’s Results when batting. It’s dangerous daylight meets and 3822,200 for After Hockey Victory HERALD ald. Sn. Koufax walked only one bat Four Ball Golf Tournament at 14 arc light progranw. The av tion. Asking 3850. CaU after 6 QUALITY CARPBNTRY- MAN for washing and cleaning gle in the eighth inning. Glenn Minnesota 8, New York 2 practice but a number of high p.m., 649-8466. MANCHESTER—coin operat Baltimore 18, Washington 4 the Ellington Ridge Country school players insist on wear erage attendance was 10,081. ROoma, dormers, porebaa, ed laundromatic combination, MAN WANTED to work In bun- core, steady Job. Chorohea Mo Beckert, who scored CSiicago’s Club: first nm in the first inning, Only games scheduled In Baltimore Tonight ing rings when playing . . . No The biggest wlqner was the CHICAGO (AP)—The Chicago Black Hawks have BOX LE H E R S baaementa reflnlahad. eab- excellent location, doing very ber yard. Must have driver’s tors, 80 Oakland St, Monchea- opened the eighth with an in Today’s Games 8:30—Heuraat, MlUlkcB. Kaanssy. ticed, too , this young spring on State of Rhode Island treasury 1969 FORD 9-pas9enger Country Ineto, buUt-wa, formica, tile. good business. Priced for quick license. Apply Davto A Brad ter. 649379L______Loe Angeles at New York Marlow. ths baseball ecene, several which received 34.507,497.38 as taken on new hope in their bids for the Stanley Cup No Job too smalL WlUlain sale. J. D. Realty Ck>., 643- ford Lumber Oo., 200 ToUand field aingM, waa sacrtficed to For Yonr Squire. <^1 875-6238. M ALE eppUcont ton er pext- second sad came in <» Wil- Boston at Baltimore, N 8.37 — Conlon, Beller. Kuhnly, pHchers working a little too lU share of the pari - mutual with the return of forward Kenny Wharrara and de Robbba carpentry aervlce. 6129. St., East Hertford, Oonn. Chicago at Washington, N BALTIMORE (A P)— With trepidation, Jim Lonberg Mlasi. faat and not waiting fop >the handle and breakage . . . The InformatitHi 1962 VOLKSWAGEN in excel 649-8448. time, must be neat in appear Mama’ Mt. 8:44—Kemp, Fay, I ..Bonne, Gus- fenseman Pierre Pilote. PART-TIME. Two gas atntico ance with pleasant personality Kansas CSty at Cleveland, N and uncertainty, the Red Sox launch their first major SAk. catcher to Offer a target . . . National Basketball Associa Not only did the two come off lent condition, all extras, ask 8:51—Peck, Tniex. Rubin, Hallo- tion playoffs gets sillier by ths DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — Help Wanted—Female 35 attendants wanted to and over 18 ygaa of age. OaU Minnesota at Detroit, N road trip of the young baseball season tonight at Balti Program committee for the the oiling liat, but both played ing 31.060. Gall 875-0105. Complete building service. New wpII. Knlghte of Columlms Victory day. Some day someone In au t h e h e r a l d wm not days. See Jerry Marttil, Tire Friendly Iod*’^&ikm, 876-991$ more . <8> 8:58—S. Ferguson, KraviU, Fahle, thority will get around to In- atarring roles In a 8-1 victory dlacloss the identity of construction, alterations or ad RN or LPN. 11-7 shift. Part or City, 367 Broad S t, Manches tor faiteivlew. Skinner. Dinner for East Catholic High’s over UM Montrsal Canadlena 11962 CHEVROLET Impala Boston set out sporting a solid 9:05—J. Gordon, RosakUo. Warm- veatinting this funny business any advertiaar using box ditions. Rooting, siding, paint full-tinie. Laurel Manor, 649 ter. the controversial, trade - ac basketball team consists of Thumday night for Oiicago’a 6 cylinder, radio and beater, 4-2 record but in recent years Inrton. Menachell. . . .Lou Aceto of Hamden has letters. Readara anawerr automatic. 649-0929:,' ing, etc. 648-4862, 848-0895. 4519. TWO AUTO msMianlce tor a AMERICAN LEAGUE quired, sore-armed Dennis Ben 9.13 — Uarkowaky, Oarbroua, Frank Giorgio, Jim Hohneo, first triumph after two losses In MAN., for general work. growing Ford dealer. ExceUent Other Sports the club hopes for a first divi nett, manager Billy Herman Weber. Hartman. Ted LaOsce, Frank Laraia and been named winner of the Uni Ing blind box ads who ------—T------— OUva S (• ), Versalle# (1), versity of Connecticut’s top the best-of-7 sarios. daslra to protect their 1960 A f :!f'yr '1 ’?V- 1 FRIDAY, APRIL-28, 1965 The Weatlwr Average Daily Net Press Run Forewot of C. B. Wonthor O m n PAGE TWENTY FW the Week Ended Sunny, broeuy «Ml eori tadny, AprU 17, IMS M r and eoM tMrigbt tow to aSs; concerned, although some cha etoudy, eoutlnnod cool tomorrow, The duplicate bridge game, Norwalk Stamp Club will grin was voiced that the ’ di Police Officials at Opening OPEN iiattrI|T0tTr lEumtttg BrraUi usually scheduled each Friday Jiost the monthly meeting of 12th Qrcnit rection "north” was not at the 14,138 dwaoe rf rsin, high,to 4Ss, the Connecticut Philatelic So About Town at 7:46 p.m. at the ba.sement top of the drawing, DAILY Msndier of the Audit rooms of 39 School St., will not ciety Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. A declaration gear the end of in the hall of the Connecticut Court Cases Of Diamond Shooting Range Barera of Cfircdtotlon M aneheater^A CUy of Village Charm Th« exacwtlv* bo*rd o t Qia- be held tonight because of the his testimony that “I think the ^ A.M. ^ ^ P3I. Senior’s Cltisen’s Military Light and Power Service build B)iiuul« Musical Club will meet ing, Tindall Ave., Norwalk. Ad accident was due to the Im (Otassiftod Advertiatof on Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Monday at 8 p-m. at the home Whist and Setback party at 8 M ANOM ESnU nOSSION proper driving of operator Na A demonstration of the flrrt# TheA1IV p w tlelp a ^ kr*----- ^ WED- till NOON MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1965 mission is free. to show good Judgment, exermM t t M tm. Walter H. Joyner, 36 pjn. in the same location. A Glastonbury 'motorist de 1.” was disallowed 1^ the court New England Combat Situation VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 174 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECmON) PlMlpa Rd. fending his own case at a court on the grounds that It tended mental alertness, recognise the The Ladies of the Assumption Shooting Rsoige drew police of prime target, evaluate the scene United Synagogue Youth of will sponsor a miscellaneoua trial before Judge Searls Dear- to represent a finding, not evl- SAM YULYES The British American Club Temple Beth Sholom will spon ington yesterday won a finding dence. - - ficials and security offlceia and make spUt-second decl- Shoe Repairing auction Monday at 8 p.m. In sions, including the crltlclal de- will sponsor a dance tomorrow sor a car wash Sunday from 9 the Church of Assumption Hall. of not gulRy after he pursued Daniel Nascembenl, 22, of 13d from as far away as Washing of Better Kind! Events for m em bers and guests. a.m. to 1 pjn. at the parking his defense using a rather un Lyness St., was found guilty of ton, D. C., Wednesday to the olslon o t whether to ahoot or TOt. Charlie-Varrick’s Orchestra will Members are remlndeid to bring Same SMe As WatIdiiB lot at Temple Beth Sholom. articles to be auctioned includ orthodox arsenal of forensic speeding at the conclusion of a Diamond Police Blquipmenb Co. Wednesday’s first visitor^ to ay tor dancing from 9 p.m. to Proceeds viHU benefit student 23 OAK STREET Winds, More Rain Hit ing jewelry, dishes, glassware, wes|>ons. brief court trial in which he at 1065 Main St. the open house, which markeu a.m. < dormitories in Israel. - linens and knick knacks. Richard Heins, 84, an>eared defended his own case. Charged The facilities, installed by Ho the opening of the rai^e, was In State r in court In defense of a charge with driving 74 miles per hour gan’s Alley Shooting System, is State Police Oommlssiooer I/eo The executive boai-d of LAdies Omar Shrine Club will see a of following too closely arising on the Wilbur Cross Highway, an exact duplicate of the unit Mulcahy. RANGE of the Assumption will meet slide presentation of McMurdo from a police investigation of a his only defense consisted In in operation at the FBI Acad Following a greetlnf from Po Monday at 8 p.m. in the As Sound ift its meeting tonight rear-end collision which oc the statement that he couldn’t emy In Washington, D.C., and lice ew ef James Reardon, who AIR sumption School Library, S. at the Country Club. 'Hie speak curred on lU. 2 in Glastonbury l>eUeve that his 1950 model used six days a weri< pa part of acted as host for the day, Mul Hartford Man FUEL OIL Adams St. er will be William Clew, as on March 12. He contended automobile was capable of the F ^ ’s Standard Training cahy fired several rounde at the CONDITIONERS Midwest’s Flood Zone sistant managing editor and throughout that the accident doing more than 60 m.p.h. progrram. targets. GASOLINE The Women’s Auxiliary of the Sunday editor of the Hartford was actually caused by the ac ’The case of Charles Canfield, This special type of shooting He 'waa followed by laiye del Found Stabbed, Connecticut State Medical So Courant. Dinnerr is at 7:30. tions of the driver of the other 33, of Coventry, charged with range combines target shooting ALL SIZES ciety will meet and elect officers egations of police chiefs aM vehicle. indecent' assault, was bound with the showing of special, de their men from the United Air Roommate Held Wednesday at the Hotel Ameri over to the next session of Tol cision-making movie films of re ’The Army Navy Club today To strengthen his argument, craft Oorp-i ibe Atomic Energy •HOT" PRE-SEASON BANTLY OIL ca. Hartford. The meeting will he, at one point, made refer land Superior Court after he alistic situations. Oommisston, the Washington, open at 10:30 a.m. Luncheon announced that there were a HARTFORD (AP) —. H igh Waves COMPANY, INC. ence to a documentary televis waived a hearing in court yes The background for the film D. C. Metropolitan Police De will be served at 1 p.m. 'There few ticket.s available for meni- terday. Canfield was arrested is in the range and the partici PRICES bers and guest.s who wished to ion program he said he had partment, the Connecticut State John E. Kessler, 31, of 399 XU MAIN STHEKT will be a piano recital in the af seen recently which purported on the charge in Coventry on pants fire dlrecUy at the screen. Zion St„ was found stabbed ternoon. Reservations may be go to a Roller Derby tomorrow Police Department and many AT S tra in Dikes TEL. to prove that falluVe to signal March 22. Each time the officer shoots others, from throughout the made with Mrs. Joseph _ Wool, in Providence. ITiose wishing at die screen, the movie, which to death in his apartment Ht>fkviUe S7r)-.'l271 information may call the cJub. properly or promptly was a state. 803 Montauk Ave., New London. primary cause of a large pro BAIL INCOME RISES 11% is in color, will stop, so that the early today and p()lice said CaUCAGO — Indications are Instructor may discuss the re The shooting range wlU re they were holding his The Liadies Aid of the .L*i- portion of accidents. He indi main at Diamond’s Police A long R iv e r c a t e that the other driver, Al that net Income of Class I rail sults evident by an examination NORMAN’S roommate. thcran Women's Missionary of the hole on the paper screen. Equipment Co. for demonstra League of Zion Evangelical Lu bert Blllard of Amston, did not roads in 1964 totaled about The roomnfate. William Se- CHICAGO (AP)—Thun $725 miUion, 11.4 per cent The various films dertet hold tlon purposes and will be avail theran Church plan to Attend signal in allegeiy cutting in able for use by any official law 445 Vigny, 20, has been charged with higher than the $661 mlUlon of ups, apprehension of felons, and derstorms hurled high the Upper Connecticu'^ Valley front of him. enforcement agency. murder and ordered to appear ORANGtHAU Zone Spring Rally SunfBiy at 3 To illustrate the relative mo 1963. other realistic situations. in CircuW Court Monday, said winds and heavy rain at p.m. at Imlnanuel Lutheran tions of the two vehicles In Police Oapt. ’Thomas Hankard. the Mississippi River flood Church, Bristol. volved in the collision, Heinx re Hankard said Sevlgny ap zone today. sorted to a long and complex peared in police headquarters The Weather Bureau reported set of hand movements, letting early today and reported the dikes were damaged by the FOR RENT his right hand represent one stabbing. powerful winds. ’They also were car and his left the other. PINE Police said they found Kessler menaced by runoff water gush _INI s O 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec When these hand illustra lying on the floor In the bed ing down from the bluffs that tors—sound or sUent, also tions failed to enlighten the room of the apartment with a rise behind the shore line. 35 mm. slide projectors. STREET stab wound in the neck. EVERY SAT, NIGHT— 7:30 court, he produced a hand-de In Dubuque, Iowa, where the signed map which the court AT record flood is approaching ita 72 Eost CenTGr Street — Monchestet WELDON DRUG CO. then proceeded to study. ’The Funds Lacking 901 Main St.—Tel. 843-5321 crest, radio stations broadcast map apparently satisfied all Hartfori HARTFORD (AP) — Federal appeals for raincoats for the fu:ids to build connectors be forces battling the high waters. 1 Road i tween interstate highway pro Within an hour more than 1,000 NGS i MANCHESTER Y jects are not availabie, and raincoats werq brought to police neither the Democrats. nor the headquarters for distribution. i h Republicans Included such funds Dubuque had more than an inch Cl' in their proposed highway pro of rain. grams, a legislative committee In Moline, 111., downstream has been told. from Dubuque, almost two inch Zing into spring! At a public hearing before the es of rain fell in six hours early General Assembly’s Appropria today. tions Committee Friday, Flalph The high winds rai.sed waves Hager, deputy highway com on the river which strained at missioner, said that no federal the Moline levee and caused (Herald Photo by Pinto) funds were available. dameigc. ’The dike held. in a new Chevroiet The storm hit hardest at ar Firemen Battle Early Morning Blaze at Nelson PI. Home Training Program eas where the big river Is at or HARTFORD (AP) — Bridge near its worst flooding. ■'I port will be added to Connecti 'The Mississippi passed the 26- Two youngsters in Keithsberg, 111., salvage some laughter from tense flo^ cut's federally financed man- foot mark late Friday night in situation. High waters from the Mississippi provide them with new game on ■t- ^ po'wer retraining program under Dubuque. A peak of 26.7 was Family of Nine Homeless an additional grant from the expected there Sunday. backyard swings—despite the fact older folk are struggling to protect their Anti-Poverty Program. Dubuque residents watched homes only a short distance away. (AP Photofax.) Welfare Commissioner Ber Ihe rising water line and kept nard Shapiro said Friday that an eye on two tall tanks filled $514,9(X) was added to the al with flammable material which A fter Fire in North End ready approved $741,300. New may be toppled. Ode to DST Boston Mayor Haven. Hartford and Middletown The river crested Friday in He said that the fire startedt The blaze was under con^tnfi Prairie du Chlen, Wls. where FL WERIN A general alarm firef were already included in the By SOL COHEN 0 3 in an upstairs bedroom of two by about 7:30, the chief said. A program. I the flood gauge itself was under Studies List swept through the upper of the girls. Ita cause la un unit stayed briilnd to root out Shapiro said the money will ' water. Be sure to set the clock ahead. a fire that had spread to under 1 The governors of Illinois and half of a two-story home in known, he said. be spent in one year starting And do it when you go to bed. the North End this morn Chief Limerick aald the the shingles. April 1, 1966, to help 1,960 ______Minnesota asked federal disas- girls smelled smoke and called Mra. Elaine S'weet, eecretary families on state welfare rolls, ter funds for their flood-stricken King Offered *es ChmrM Tiapafa Sport Coapa SHRUBS ing leaving a couple and to their parenta who were in of the local Red Cross chapter, The project’s goals are to re- states. You’ll loee an hour of precious rest, ntktsM m iim Bitin bg F iA u tn fln m M n their seven young children the kitchen. Heritage ran up to was on hand to offer emergency S S ------BO rFnfW latrin Autumn-» zest. BOS'TON (AP) — Mayor homeless. a room full of amoke and quick Pood shelter, and clothing to the John F. Collins studied • from Prairie du Chien, fought a The couple la Mr. and Mrs. ly got the children out of the stricken family. cupational skilla. S ti' fee job list of grievances from the ptnk F. AhnonO Clifford Heritage of 1 Nelson house, he aald. The house, a small, shingled, tredning, vocational 'education, major battle with the churning Remember now, be sure to add. Heritage then drove over to two-story, frame building, is employment counseling end job river that assaulted its levee. city’s Negro community to PI.;r i ‘, Mr.JVll . • i . ■