MONDAY, MABCH 2», 1908 PAGE TWENTY iManrlfRkw lEttmng Avcnige Dally Net Pm s Ron For iBa Weak Ended The Weather t; > .Keeney School PTA will meet The Salvation Army Sunbeams March 1666 Partly cloudy tonight. Low About Town tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the will meet Wednesday at 8:80 C02 Pistol 40 to 46. Tomorrow fair, fflgh echool, James B. Luce, consult­ p.m. at the Citadel. about 60. Ttae Pro<Mwlonal Women’i ant to the Connecticut Coun­ 15,580 Glub wUl meat tomorrow at 8 cil on Crime and Delinquency, Mleis Denise Oervals, daugh­ Hurts Youth Update your engagement Manchester— A City of Village Charm p.m. tn the Federation Room w ir speak on "C9iUdren and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. A. A 19-yeair-oUl youth w as in­ at Center OonKrefational Truth.” ' Oervals of 47 Seaman Clroler jured yesterday aJtemoCn when VOL. LXXTtVn, NO. 149 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 (CloaMtled Advertlalng on Paga 21) PRICE SEVEN CBIffB Ohureb. bOae Mabel Trotter wUl Is a candidate for the director's a COS pistol accddentally went diamond in a new setting eenre me auctioneer for a ellent Members of World War I list at Chamberlain School of cCf aiui he w as shot In the auction. Hoateeeea are Mrs. Hetalling, Boston, Mass. Diamonds nevar go out of fashion, but sst- Barracks a,nd Auxiliary will chest. tings do. So don't 1st art unfashtonably old Wlrtfa Velte, MUa lone Fellowe, meet tonight at 7 at the Holmes The youth, Loren Carr of MTS. Unnard Horton, Mies ssttlng dstrsct from tha baauty of your an- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to The Mallmams will meet to­ 729 Main' Qt., was treeitad at gagamant diamond. Sas our baautifully na\v Would Hike Tax 4.6 Mills Beulah Tbdd and Mrs. Cecelia pay respects to the late Ernest morrow at 8 p.m. at the horn* Ma»check«r 'Memorial Hbspdltal Wandt I and gracafui sattings. A wida sataction from . R. Johnson, a member of the of Mrs. James Downing, 66 &r a cut acrooB'ttia chest and as littia as $30. barracks. Overlook Dr. MM. Victor Arm­ was released. The p^let did not Ben Bara Chapter of B’nal strong will present a program, lodge, a hospital cflOclal. said. Nearly 1,000 North Viet B’rlth will meet and elect of- "Know Tour Auxiliary.” Dele­ OasT told pahce he 'was put­ EASY PAYMENTS fteers tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at Manchester Assembly, Order AVAILABLE of Rainbow for Oirls, will have gates will be appointed to ting the gun Into the tioMer- $12,076,225 Budget Temida Beth Sholom. Mrs. a state convention which will be when It went off. Police any Douftes Roberts of the League a business meeting tonight at 7:80 at Masonic Temple. Mem­ held May 18 and 19 at the Hart­ the pistol has a defective safety. of Women Voters will lead an ford Hilton. street, Mandieeter • .d48-2141 Informal discussion on "Pro]* bers are reminded to make their Over 1,600 asteroids, or small JEW ELERS—silversmiths act Oimoem.” grinder sale returns at this meeting. A prayer meeting will be held minor planets, have been dis­ Proposed by Weiss Attack Base in Highlands covered In our solar system. The VFW Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Gospel Commissioned tomorrow at 8 p.m, at the post Mlantonomcdi Tribe, lORM, Hall, 416 Center St. SAIGON (AP) — Nearly home. Members are reminded will meet tonight at 8 at Tinker Paul Quasnltschka of 14 Hart- By SOL Ri COHEN to the annual tax bill, If the In recommendiiig his $12 mil- 1,000 North Vietnamese to bring articles for a cup Hall. Manchester Lodge of Masons land Rd. last week received his home is within the Town Fife lion plus General Fund budget, troops armed with flame­ auction and for a rummage sale will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. second lieutenant bars at a cere­ Town Manager Robert District; and approximately $66, Weiss sliced approxlmaitely $3 at the Masonic Temple. The mony at Ft. Sill, Okla., where if It Is within the boundaries of mtlUdn from departmental re­ throwers and rocket-pro- the Auxiliary will sponsor Reservations close Wednesday WeisB ia rectxnmending a peDed grenades attacked an Wednesday at 8 a.m. at the post for the Army-Navy Auxiliary Master Mason degree will be he had been attending officer's $12,076,226 Gmeral F ^ d the 8th Utilities District, which quest, about $100,000 of lit for home. mystery ride, and may be made conferred. training school for 23 weeks, and levies Its own taxes for fire pro­ the Pension Fund. In reccm- ' American artiHery base in bddgeit for 1968-69, up $1,- tection. with Mrs. Rose Crane of 96 Es­ specializing In artillery and mis­ 447,117 or 18.7 per cent mending hla $733,617 'Town Fire the central highlands of sex St., Mrs, Florence Plltt of The Women’s Home League siles. Weiss Is recommending a $26,- District budget he cut $63,808 South Vietnam today. Preceptor Gamma Chapter, over the current operating 500 budget and a 6-mill tax rate Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will 692 Main St., or Mrs. Adelaide of the Salvation Army will have He Is now, at home on leave from the department’s request. The attack touched off Pickett of 631 Main St. The an educational program at Its and will continue missile stud­ budget. for the Special Downtown Tax­ A pubUC hearing on 'Weiss' meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the And, he Is recommending a ing District, both repeats of the the heaviest figh'ting on home of Mrs. Albert Post, S9 mystery ride will be held meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. In ies after his leave. He will re­ D ^ li tentaitive budgets 'wlU be held that critical front in four tax rate of 42.6 mills, for a current year. Ferguson Rd. Wednesday, April 3, and will the Junior Hall of the Citadel. port to Ft. Bliss, Texas, Air aour stores o f f a s h »o H April 4, at 8 pm . ait the Wad- months. leave the clubhouse at 6 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Annie Steele Defense, Nike-Hercules Missile hike of 4.6 mills above the cur­ He is recommending a $411,- deOl Schcdl, Brood St. 2 and Mrs. Margaret Pherrlen. School, In two weeks. rent 37.9 mills tax rate. 862 budget for the Water De­ The U.S. military command The Holy Family Mothers The Board of Directors, fol­ said 121 enemy soldiers had The Immaculate Conception On completing this six-week His recommended 1968-69 bud­ partment, for a $6,082 drop from lowing a series ot budget 'work­ Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 get for the Town Fire District the current budget; and a $276,- been killed so far In the battle. p.m. at the home of Mrs. John (Mothers Cttrole will meet Memorial Temple, Pythian course, he will then go to Korea shops and caucus sessions, will Sisters, will meet tomorrow at where he will get further as­ is $739,644, up $141,626 or 28.8 866 budget for the Sewer De­ U.S. casualties were not Haney, 160 Parker S t Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the adopit its budgets and 'wlU set Immediately disclosed. home of Mrs. John AlUson, 40 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. signment. per cent above the current bud­ partment, up $13,613. the tax raites on (May 6. Lt. Quasnitschka joined the get. Here he is recommending He states tn his budget mes­ Near Saigon, allied forces Westminster St. Mrs. Raymond Refreshments will be served by ■Manchester’s October 1967 pushed through rice paddies and Hagedom is co-hostess. Mrs. Walter Potyra, Mrs. Sam­ Army In March last year as an a 4.0 mill tax rate, for an in­ sage tha,t no change la required In the water-use and seiwer- Grand List, the basis for most hedgerows pursuing a battered uel Schors and Mrs. Marion Kee­ enlisted man. During bas­ crease of .48 mill above the cur­ of the revenue to the 1968-69 rent 3.62-mlIl tax levy. use rates. Waiter rates were Viet Cong force that broke off a Manchester WATES will meet gan. ic training, he qualified through budgets, is $222,279,762, up only sharp 24-hour batUe shortly be­ First daas high test scores for officer’s To the average property own­ amended two months ago. The tomorrow at the Italian Ameri­ sewer raites remained on the 2.3 per cent over the preivdous fore dawn. The Viet Cong death 6 Shoe Repairing Member of the Manchester school, and it was suggested to er with a home assessed at $12,- year. It will provide approxl- can Club, 136 Eldridge St. heals o( 76 i>er cent of the toll was put at 284. I Of Hie Better Kind! Weighing In will be from 7 to WATES will meet tonight at him that he volunteer for offic­ 000, Weiss' recommended bud­ metely $220,000 of the in­ get would add approximately $61 waiter toUl. The U.S. Command said 10 QUALITY WORK 8 p.m. The ways and means 7:30 at the Benjamin J. Calla­ ers training, he said. creased General Fund budget U.S. soldiers were killed and 71 or committee will conduct a hat han Funeral Home, 1602 Main Lt.