TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1968 ‘p M aa..orniM iSlanrtilfBtn lEttfnittg 1|waUii Avaragie Doily Not Pran Ron F o r I k e W eek Xhided The Weather Hie oomniMitee for the Man- ect Conoem and that I hope the FebnM vy 17, ISM Cloudy tonlgliL Low in 9te. ctieater Hl^gli School OlaM Of To Await Townes Vote oommunKy will see fit to con New England's Leading About Town a midweek Bible study tomor- tinue it in Manchester.” Oianoe of Ughg anew tom om w . Memorial Temple, Pythian dow at 8 pjn. at the home of After the directors' surprise Two-Year Professional n g h In SOo. Staters, will meet tonight at 8 vote to place the matter before 15,534 iiattrlfPHtpr lEtimttm Upralh Harry Eggleatcn, 148 HoHteter the electorate for an advisory at Odd Fellows Hall. S t The meeting la open to all School Board Delays School of. Manchester A City of ViUage Charm members of the blaas. referendum. Town Counsel John The Senior Oitisens Club will Shea ruled'that such an advis VOL. L X X X V n , NO. 126 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SB(7nONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 (OhuMifled A dvertM of «b Fng« 81) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ory was legal, so long as it re meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at iMtembers of the VFW toyaity Decision on Busing quired no expenditure of funds the Senior Citizens Center. Stu Day committee will meet to ACCOUNTING t\y the town. dents of the PriscUla Qibson morrow at 8 pm . at the poat The'Board o f Education last nd'ght voted to postpone He also noted that the out School of Dance Arts will enter home. decision on whether to remain in Project Concern un HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING tain the group. come of the advisory would not til after the town advisory vote April 80. The motion be binding upon the Board of The degree team o f Manches to table, proposed by Roger Bagley and seconded by 66 Fom t S t, Hartford—TeL 247-1116 Story Circle of South Metho Education. 4,000 GIs Arrive ter Grange will rehearse the lat Atty. Herbert Phelon, c a r r ie d ------dist Church will have a lunch and 2nd degrees tomorrow at 8-0, after only brief discussion, "tody o f estimated space to be eon meeting tomorrow at 11 TT LB J Given 7 pjn. at Orange Hall. OonUnueitian o f the prorjeot, available next fall In the ele- a.m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph under whdch Hartford diMdren mentary schoods. He agreed to BANK CREDIT Oallant, 89 Olcott Dr. St. Mary’s Bpiacopal Guild ime being bused to suburban 8^^® ^ report at the board’s To Bolster Allies wtU meet Thursday at 11 a.m. March 11 meeting. I CARDS ACCEPTED Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Sig •schools ih Manchester end serv- SOUTH SIDE at the church. Members are re erraft other area towns, has been Bool'd Chairman John Rottner ENHANCE SAIGON (AP) —A 4,009-mon of the capital, including a Sai ma Phi, will meet tonight at 8 minded to bring aandiwichea. gon port taclUty. at the home of Mrs. Howard piepoBed by the HaitfPrd Board was careful to clarify the ta- ARTHUR DRUG brigade from the U.S. 82nd Air Deeaert and beverages wUl be of Education. blitig motion so that members borne Divlalon haz arrived In Preesure waa maintained alao W ar Facts Lundell, 32 McCann Dr. served. Hoateases are Mrs. Gay Last idght's discussion and understood their vote did not on Khe Sanh, the U.S. Marine Vietnam to bolater allied forcea lord Cannon, Mis. Allan Hotch- baoe 400 milea away In the The Koffee Krafters of the In Peace Corns tabung acoon was prompted by ktas, and Miss Elsie Trouton. in rvuvv f/a ^ ^ ^ ^ at future meetings. in a war now marked by re- northweot comer of the country. YWCA will meet tomorrow at newed Jungle fighting along North tfietnamese gunners fired 9:30 a.m. at the Community Y. Tlmoithy Donahue, eon of Mr. foim al request ftxr a oontlnua- ^ l*^mbent upon us to Temple Chapter, OEJS will ob tlon, contained in a letter from 8«t as mudh Info^U on as ^ s- “ Anyone to finish last few with continued Oommuniat prea- more than 100 rounds of artil Members Will complete their and Mrs. Joseph Donahue of Bure around Saigon. serve ObUgation Night tomor Medill Bair, HEUtford’s super elble cn which to 'base a final payments of $6 monthly on lery, rocket and mortar firs at work on tissue paper flowers. 102 Avondale Rd., is serving decision,” Rottner SEiid. The U.S. Command an By Wheeler row at 8 pm. at Miaaonte Tem the base In the 24 hours up to Hostesses are Mrs. Richard with the Peace Corps at Koror, intendent of Schools, dated Feb. several 1087 Sewing Ma ple. Officers are reminded to At the conclusion of the dis nounced today completion of the dawn. Briefing officers said oos- Bushnell and Mrs. Frank Giigal- Palau, in the Western Caroline 6. wear white gowns. Mrs. Leigh cussion, 9upt. Curtis told the chines. All have balances of airlift of the rednforcementa, in ualties and damage were light. Is. The event Is open to all in Islands of Micronesia. He Is a Though the vote to taWe car- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- the President from preliminary HUl end Mrs. Ronald Finnegan no more than $38. 644-1289” cluding many veterane of Ifiet- U.S. B82 Stratofortressea terested women. 1967 graduate of Georgetovm dent Johnson today got a report notes and will follow up later are in charge of refreshments. I’m ■very much In favor o f ProJ- nam. They are aaslgned to the staged two saturation raids on University, Washington , D.C. Walter Schardt fibstained. A funeral director's calling hours Americal Divtalon, element, of from Gen. Earle G. Wheeler on with a formal presentaUon, Bus tickets are available to suspected enemy troc^ coAoen- Calvary Church will have a He trained in the District of After the meeting, he ex- which reported kUllng 148 of the tratiims and weapons positions “ the problems we face” In the Christian indicated. the public for the New York Truk for two months before plalhed his abstention by say Vietnam war, the White House A full-scale Cabinet meeting, prayer service tomorrow at 8 should provide ample time for all enemy In a c o a a t i L l engagement six miles west of Khe Sanh. Flower Show trip sponsored by \ said. described In advance ae a regu- ing he felt the boEud—as a p.m. at the church. being assigned to Palau as a Tuesday at a co8t of two dead A U.S. spokesman said air the Manchester Garden Club teacher in English EUid His- body of duly elected officials— friends to pay their respects, without and 14 wounded. ‘ But newsmen’s questions as to lav session, was set' for later In Tuesday, March 8. The bus will A Cordial Invifafion strikes and artillery bombard tofy. should have the sole responsi Viet Cong maintained pres ment of Communist poslttons whether additional troops were the day. leave the South Methodist The Church of Christ will have Domahue has recently as- bility to decide on the project IS'EXTENDED TO YOU imposing a burden on the bereaved sure on Saigon oirernlght by requested for the war effort There was no Indication the Church parking lot at 8 a.m. a midweek Bible stud .ytomor- around the bstse Tuesday MHed sumed the protject of starting and that he was opposed to bombardment of six military In 31 enemy troops, destroyed a went unanswered. Wheeler - Johnson conference Reservations may be made with row at 7:30 p.m. at the church. There will be classes for all a library for the school, and he "goivemment by referendum.” — TO ATTEND — family. Our hours. . . from 3 to 5 P.M. stallations within a 28-mUe arc .60-0 a 11 b e r machlnegun em White House press secretary would produce any Immediate Mrs. Herbert Johnson, 307 The Board o f Directors vot ages. is in need of first and second placement a nd touched off 88 -1 George Christian would not say announcement that more flght- Spring St. grade reading books. ed on Feb. 6 to place the In- "A LENTEN EXPERIENCE" and from 7 to 9 P.M... . have proven secondary exploelons among whether the matter of possible Ing men will be sent to Vietnam, Manchester Lodge of Elks will Those having books to do fiormatlonall question, “Should troop increases was discussed. Johnson aides continued to In- Members of Mystic Review, ammunition dumps and fuel have an Irish Night Saturday, nate may oonUuct Mrs. Joseph Manchester continue to partic EVERY THURSDAY. 7:00 P.M. to be completely satisfactory. stores. Wheeler, chairman of the slst, as recently as Tuesday North American Benefit Asso Donahue, or Mrs. Msutthew Mor- ipate in Project Concern?” on State News Joint Chiefs of Staff, returned night, that no formal request for ciation, will meet tomorrow at March 16, at the clubhouse. Din The new arrivala, the 82nd Di ner will be served at 7 p.m. ilBirty Jr., 28 Bmce Rd. the •voting machines together AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH vision’s Srd Brigade, are part of early today after a three-day In- reinforcements had been pre- 7 p.m. at the Holmes F\ineral OP INC ftOlMM « n i Exalted Ruler George McCaugh- •with several other referenda ■ ■ H k A MIMIIK.THI OIUHR < spectlon trip to Southeast Asia, sented to the President, Home, 400 Main St., to pay re the 1C,000 men President John ey Is chairman for the event. items April 30. amid widespread speculation However, Johnson said last spects to tlje late Mrs. Mary COOPER & HIGH STS., MANCHESTER Defense son ordered from the Uidted Reservations may be made at 17. His sister was not hospltEiliz- Before last night’s vote. w n e that more combat troops and week more men will be dls- Marcin, a member. States two weeks ago in re the clubhouse. ed. School Superintendent William NEW — EXTENDING — RELEVANT — CHALLENGING II Vr I sponse to Gen. William C. West posslbly a reserve call-up would patched if needed. And Gen. Rychling will await his March Curtis said, in answer to a ques 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN. be required for Vietnam. William C. Westmoreland, the The First Church of Christ, WILLIAM H. WILKENS, Pastor moreland’s urgent request be 8 court appearance In Jail, in tion from the board, that the HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES Top military and cl'villan war U.S. commander In Vietnam, Scientist will have .a tesUmony cause of the Khe Sanh attuatton lieu of $2,000 bond. administration is making a Ready in planners sat in on the White told The Associated Press that meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at and the prospect of new Com Rychling Case House Besokm os 'Wheeler gave "with additional troops, we the church. munist attacks on South \Tet- Slate March 5 nam’s cities and towns. what Christian termed a "bal- could more effectively deny the An additional 4,000 Marines anced, factual picture of his enemy his objective, capitalize Plot Case ______Oewmen from the 26 de Julio iwcure Hfebaat under the scrutiny of a Coast Guard ship. (AP Photofax) The case of ThomM A. Rychl- sire en route to Vietnam. An an impressions of the situation at on his recent defeats to a great- Ing, 24, of Coventry was con NEW HAVEN‘ (AP)—Defense nouncement is expected at any the present Ume.” er degree in both time and D(m I a:iiI .1 Spi’Cial Oi:c.ision tinued untU March 8 today at attorneys for five men accused time of the deployment here of In addition to the President place, and clearly demonstrate RockvlUe Circuit Court 12 and of plotting to blow up public Marines of the 27th Regimental Ship Rams Their Boat the group included Vice Presi- to Hanoi our firm determination B A R R l C i N l the charge of injury to a child building^ and injure city police Landing Team, some of whose dent Hubert H. Humphrey, Sec to prevent him from taking over men were set to start their case was added to the present two members were seen off Feb. 17 retary of State Dean Rusk, Sec any part of South Vietnam.” today in Superior Court. CHOCOLATES counts of cruelty to persons. by Johnson at the EH Toro Air retary of Defense Robert S. Those scheduled to Join John State's Atty. George Tlernan Rychling was curested Feb. Statiott in California. McNamara, McNamara’s suc son and Wheeler included Secre rested his prosecuttmi Tuesday. 18 sifter allegedly disciplining The brigade of paratroopers 3 Cubans Lose Gamble for Asylum cessor, Clark M. Clifford, Gen. tary of Defense Robert S. MC- Defense lawyers tried to wreck 18-month-old John Jackwin and raised U.S. troop strengfii In MaxweU D. Taylor and Deputy Namara, Secretary State his conspiracy case with a bair- his three-year old sister, the Vietnam to an estimated ■VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) the anchor up. Coast Guardmen meet her with Master Boat- anchor, and rammed the llfe- Secretary of Defense Paul H. Dean Rusk, Director Richard rage of legal motions for dis 604,000, stlU 1,000 short of the children of Kathleen A. Jack- ■ Ttoee Cubans lost a wild ®ald. swain’s Mate P. W. Caviness, boat twice. Nitze, among others. Helms of the Central Intelli missals and mistrial. 628,000-man c e 111 n g now win, 18 Mountain St., Vernon. A Coast Guaird vessel stood by 43, of Sliver City, N.C., in com- On a third pass, Caviness Christian would disclose no gence Agency, Secretary of De Visit Judge Raymond J. Devlin, planned. But Gen. Earle G. gambnble to win asylum in the A spokesmsm at Hiurtford but did not interfere because the mand. said, the ship stopped between recommendations by Wheeler fense-designate Clark Clifford, however, denied elQ mottoos, 'Wheeler, the rtialnnan of the Btatee w h «i 292-foot . . .•. Hospital sEdd today that the U n ite d e the cutter and the lifeboat and but he said the general’s report special asslatant Walt W. Ros- Jackwin boy is stUl In critical Cuban ship from which they fled the 3-niile limit. The sb ^ ’s c ^ ship anchor 10 miles east-north- ‘T dldg't see them (the three will be considered further by tow and Gen. Maxwell D. Tay Lia«tt Drag senting its eividenoe today be Salgmi Sunday with a request condition and that he has not In a lifeboat rammed their tain radioed later that "Tlie jgast of Cape Henry Tuesday men) anymore.” the appropriate agencies, espe lor, who will succeed Clifford as fore the Jury of 10 men and 2 from Westmoreland, that John- i. _ Improved since admission to the morning. He said he had in He didn't Interfere, Caviness cially the P^itagon. chairman of the Foreign Intelll- at tile Pailiade women. son raise that celling. small craft hv international wat- . , r!,,ho •> ^ said, because he was awaiting "I cannot give you specific de geitce Advisory Board. hospital on the night of Feb. It is expected that Ronald structions not to board the ves Eighty per cent o f the 4,000 era off VlrglnU . “ uuoa. orders and "I wasn’t prepared tails,” the press secretairy said, Johnson returned to the capi Johnson, 26, of New Haven, one paratroopara are veterans of at The captain of the Cubdn ship The episode, covering 15 sel but to try to get it into inland to go out there and take action and refused to characterize tal after a six-day stay at his of the defendants, will testify least one tour of combat duty In messaged U.S. Coast Guardmen hours, reached Its climax off the waters—inside the U.S. territo rial limit. that might involve the whole na Wheeler’s views as optimistic or fexas ranch, where he got first for the defense. Vtatnom. They have been as- on the scene that the three were coast of Virginia Tuesday after- tion and might be over my pessimistic. Johnson and five others were signed, at least temperarlly, to his crewmen and were pkdeed noon. This waa the sequence of “But they were having trouble good bit of sun and considerable head.” ■Wheeler met In 'Vietnam with relaxation. He seemed In an en arrested late hi December. the U.S. Americal Division, a up from the water. The Coast events as related by the Coast • getting their anchor up,” he re- He said that by the time of the Gen. William C. Westmoreland, One o f the six, however, grouping of infantry brigades Guard said it did not see what Guard:~ ' lated, and about 1:30 p.m. he ergetic, buoyant mood on his re third pass he had received or commander of U.S. troops in turn. Jeznea Cotter o f Guilford, unex- and other units that Is responsi- happened to the three after the At 2 a.m. Tuesday the Cuban saw three men lower a lifeboat. ders to "take all necessary steps Vietnam. Christian would not He delayed leaving Austin to pectedly pleaded guilty to the hie for a 100-mlle stretch ramming incident. ship radioed that the crew climb Into It and start rowing - o t to see that this Cuban vessel did say whether Westmoreland for charge against him last Friday Earlier the Cubans seized the sought political asylum. She away. attend a party for his long-time coastal lowlands south of Da not run over this boat a third warded a request for more and protnlsed to testify for the Nsing. ship, the 26 de Julio, but failed was Instructed to head for Soon, he said, a number of personal and political friend, Ume. . .my guns were uncov troops but Westmoreland said in The infusion of the paratroop In an attempt to bring her into Hampton Roads and the cutter men appeared on the deck, the Gov. John B. Connolly of Texas. deifense. ered.” an Associated Press Interview Cotter, 28, Is the only Cauca Norfolk when they could not got Point Brown was dispatched to ship got under way, dragging Its At the Austin party, where he ers Into the Amercal Division Coast Guard sources said the last weekend additional forces sian. The other five are Negroes will free another brigade of made a sentimental speech armament of the Point Brown might be needed. complimenting the governor on front New Haven. 4,(XX) men from the division for included a .SO-caliber machine “ Gen. 'Wheeler said a greet Tuesday, public defender his 61st birthday, the President duty closer to the critical north gun and an .81mm mortar. many things that are going to Anthony V. DeMayo, represent referred to Connolly as "more ern foontier, where the U.S. Crewmen lea^ving the craft upon be evaluated,” Christian said. ing Willis Brooks, 31, asked that Command believes it faces Its Its return to port carried Ml ri The four-star general briefed (See Page Eighteen) the conspiracy charge aginst his strongest potential pressure, fles and submachine guns. client be dismissed for lack of Evers Prepares Runoff particularly at Khe Ssinh. An es Lt. Cmdr. R. H. Elkins, 43, of evidence. timated 40,000 North Viet V North Cape May, N.J., was DeMayo said no warrant had namese troops are menacing aboard the Coast Guard tug been Issued for Brooks, and that Khe Sanh, the big Marine for Chock which arrived later and he was arrested only becausie tress in the northwest corner of pulled alongside the 26 de Julio. he was in the truck which po Against White Candidate U.S. Ships Reported the country. Elkins talked through an in- lice said brought a case of dy Since the first of the year ,two . , , „ „ . terpreter to the master of the namite to the motel room where brigades from the U.S. 1st Air JACKSON, Miss. (AP) —Ne- to lead the first round of ballot slonal elections all can^datee Rj^^^do Puri, a secret agent was meeting with Cavalry. Division and a brigade _ gFTO leader Charles Evers pro ing Tuesday. whom he described as “ anxious Johnson and Cotter of paratroopers from the 101st pare^ today for his uphill runoff In the final imofficial tabula- party. The two high men enter a to apologize and explodn what Harassed Off Korea In denying the motion, Devlin Airborne Division have been battle against white conserva tion he had almost 30 per cent of runoff if no candidate gets a happened.” YOUR CHOICE... tive Charles Griffin for the the vote with 33,648 to 28,792 for majority. officer of WASHINGTON (A P )—Soviet sources aid, apparently to (See Page Eighteen) (See Page Thirty-Five) Elkins, executive WHITEWALLS OR BLACKWALLS congressional seat vacated by Griffin. Five losing white candl- ^ heavy Negro turnout in Group Norfolk, said Puri tolcl*®'''P® reportedly harassed avoid aggravating American Gov. John Bell WUllam's. dates had 62,188. many areas pushed the vote to hlm four men, using a gun, U.S. Navy vessels about a dozen tensions over the situation grow- TAXOR ‘We’re going to win this elec- State Sen. Ellis Bodron of IN tal to about 116,000, or 18,000 seized the ship at 10 p.m. Mon times In the waters off Korea ing out of the seizure of the ANY SIZE $ 7 S ^NUDBD tlon,” Evers told his followers Vicksburg had 22,829, Troy Wat- more than had been predicted. day, locking 17 other persons since the Communist North Ko Pueblo and Us crew. after clinching a place against kins of Natchez 10,446, Diet. The celebration at Griffin's aboard, including the master. In rean seizure of the intelligence The only one reported In Griffin, Williams’ key Washing Atty. Joe Plgott of McComb headquarters matched that at the brig. ship Pueblo. volved a collision, described as $77 Million Seen ton aide for almost two decades, 8,284, and David Perkins of Evers'—most observers said Puri said the four took $3,500 Both the U.S. and Soviet Un minor, between the U.S. de In the March 12 runoff. Jackson 2,649, Republican Ha- \^nnlng a runoff spot against In Canadian currency, drugs ion sent sizeable naval forces stroyer Rowan and a Soviet Evers, the first Negro to be gan Thompson of Jibkson had Evers was tantamount to win and other goods, and planned to into the Sea of Japan crisis area merchant ship, the Kapitan VI- come a serious challenger for a 7,980. ning the congressional seat Wil "escape to the United States.” in the wake of the Pueblo inci solbokov, on Jan. 31. The U.S. TO Guard Cost Mississippi congressional poat All six of the white candidates liams held for 21 years. \Vhat happened to the fourth dent. claimed the Rowan had the this century, took ad'vantage of campaigned as conservatives. Most of the harassments have right of way. FOREION (See Page Three) WASHINGTON (AP) — Pen Gen. Harold Johnson, ’ Army a stx-way split In the white 'vote In Mississippi special congres- (See Page Thirty-Five) gone unreported officially. The unreported incidents were tagon spurces say a secret re chief of staff, on Dec. 1 . near-misses, sources said. port estimates it would cost $77 The gist of the panel’s find By this, they meant that So CAR S6CVIC& ings was discussed at a recent million to meet a presidential viet ships, mostly destroyers meeting attended by several and intelligence gathering craft, riot commission’s recommenda state adjutant generals. One of Spurred by Summer Riots steamed Into the midst of U.S. I Compare this tion that Negro membership in those present said $80 million naval formations or sailed dan National Guard units be sub was given as "a round figure” gerously close to American stantially increased. for the cost of substantially in- . ships. Top military and administra creasing the percentage of Both countries have scaled tion officials are debating Negroes In the Guard. This in Whites in Detroit Area Buying Arms down their naval forces in the whether to ask Congress for cludes, he said, recruitment as waters off Korea recently. At well as training and equipping funds to initiate what the EDITOR’S NOTE: This Using her late father-in-law's to buy the guns or get them tend the service just like Deer- one point, the Soviets had some SUUR sources described as a three- new Negro members. Another 14 warshlp>s, including two Is the third of a four-part .32 CEiliber pistol, she fired a through the msill.” bom did,” said Robert Penn, a 15-Point Engine Tune-lip year nationwide recruiting ef source placed the figure at $77 series on anti-riot planning total of four hours on the police The police have a backlog of member of the executive board. cruisers, operating In the same fort. million. In large U.S. cities. The se firing range and spent eight gun-permit applications remain "Negroes hold some things dear general area where th'e U.S. k d o iet all labor ani A congressional expert on mil The estimates include ■*/ -Isp MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES^®. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 P A G E T H R E E P A G E T W O BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Health 'Services B olton pressed a deslrs to taka the Book» Added Sheinwold on Bridge new job. FINALS! Topic of Panel Ftnst Seleobnan Richard NORTH Morra oaid that the town woidd MANCHESTER’S LOYALTY DAY QUEEN By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The OtMnMfXiUtaa O u b wlU Town Panel Urges Joining be voting on the pubUc health Book Review To Library The textbooks say that you 4 AA72 (Applicants must ba 17 to 21 yaan of age) 0 AQ3 ha.v« a fiUMl dlmcuaiicn ion Man- service when it adopts the MARY CHENEY LIBRARY need one or two stoppers in each 0 1094 clicatar Healtli Services Friday burlpet tffla apring. Fiction suit for a notrump bid. Since Tonite—*Bonny ft Clyde’ 9:00 Rockville Health Agency SATURDAY, MARCH 9. 1968 BEHIND JAPAN’S SURREN assistant Rosalind Franklin. 4 AI« 7 Acad. Award Nominations at 3 pjn., In ttte Federation DER. By Lester Brooks. Me- Watson himself had a sort o f darkness they don't say \riiat you need to iRoom art Center Oongregatton- (BRINO THE FAMILY) WEST EAST The Public Health Committee funcUotuv it was explained, such Graw-Hlll. $8.95. offbeat American humor. Bark—See the living crocodiles win two tricks in the enemy's BEATTY •1 (SMirch. Bonett—Murder on the Oosta best suit, you might study to ^ ; 10843 ♦ Q has recommended that the town as hearing and vision testing, Sidewalk Suit VFW Post Home, 608 E. Center St., Manchester The chaos In Japan’s govern And all tl^e while, the Ameri ^ K6 C? 9874 I^anel membera 'wlU 'be IMrs. Brava day's hand to get the answer. WH)U1 € A 112« 1P| o t join the RockvUle Public Health ordering supplies for the school ment in the final days of World can scientist Linus Pauling 0 AK873 0 J62 'Bteoley Bates Bolton, super Goes to Court War n is depicted in great de- seemed to be on the verge of a Bulgakov—The master and Opening lead — seven of dla- visor for Manchester PufeUe Agency and obtain the services health office, keeping records. Dancing 9 P.M. to I A.M. Donation $1.00 ♦ 5 4 109842 of a public health nurse for the tail here. Although Brooks’ re solution to the DNA problem. Margarita nlonds. Kesltti AMOCtaiUcn; Mrs. Hyalle If allowed, she would also take SOUTH town and the schools. care of cases requiring minor The Town of Manchester has Sponsored by the Anderson-8hea Post #2046 search forms a solid factual ba ’The race was on for a scientific Coochead — The monkey-puzzle West opened the seven of dia HNunvlti, director of Manches ft K 6 5 been named defendant in a $7,> Veterans ot Foreign Wars first, a matter of months or tree monds, and East put up the ter Homemakera Service me.; At its meeting Monday night first aid treatment at the sis for the account, the events ^ I 1052 themselves read like a fictional even weeks, and there is a sus Creasey—^The Toff proceeds jack. This didn't seem a doubt end Miss MaoigaMt Parknr, dls- the committee received approv schools. The nurse would serve 600 damage suit brought by pense-story air to the latter part Deal—^Ttie walls came tum ful play at the time, but it gave 0 Q5 trlot diesotor of the northeast al froin the Board of Finance both the town and the schools. Hemy Bottloello of 64 Russell thriller. 4ft KQ73 He concentrates on the days of the narrative. bling down South a second diamond oMtoe o f CMMreoYB Services. to place an item for this service Mrs. Atm Nlssl, puhhe health St. just before and just after the of Of course the book is full of Drumond—Death at the fur stopper. East South West Nm W H oatces win he IMrs. WWtem in Its budget. nurse and ocnauMant with the The action, returnable next ficial surrender on Aug. 14, 1945. technical terms, diagrams and long post South won the first trick with Pass Pass ' I ft Pass Bush. The total cost to the town Staito Department o f Health, month In Circuit Court 12, Man Affenfionl the jargon of the specialists. But Pass I NT Pass 3 NT would be $11,(XX). Of this, $3,- •met with the Bolton health ’Those who remember Hiroshi Eckert—'Ihe crossbreed the queen of diamonds and B C m i l E t chester, stems from an alleged ma, Russia’s declaration of war all the genreal reader needs to Ellison—Master Prim came to the conclusion that All Pass 600 would be re-lmbursed to the unit, wMch to headed by Wee- fall, March 2, 1967, on a Rus and the second atomic bomb at do is glide through the mumbo Fennerton—The Lucifer cell West was long In diamonds as Opening lead — 0 7 {ji^CloM DE> ^ Student Named' town through state aid, and ley Bobbins. sell St. sidewalk. REAUINfi IMPROVEMENT CLASSES Nagasaki have heard only part jumbo, shrugging It off as if it Fenwick—^Disturbance on Berry well as in spades. Since this left a large but undetermined sum Dr. Robert Butterfield, town BotUcello, In papers filed In «MWIi*nMS of the story. were a foreign tongue, to catch Hill little room in West's hand for and the next player passes. You Phi Beta Kappa would be returned from services health officer etid a monber of the town clerk's office, claims BEGINNING MARCH 4, 1968 ’There was a struggle at the the essential story. It is a story Frands—Blood sport hearts South carefully led a low hold: Spades, K-9-5; Hearts, J Mias Cyntlila Briggs, daAtgh- rendered under Medicare and the committee, heartUy en he tripped and fell on a raised top, recorded by the author al that scientists seldom tell in Gilmer—Nurse on call heart (rather than the Jack) for Diamonds, Q-5i Clubs, K 4kt o f Mr. and Mrs. tvaiker W. Medicaid, the committee said. dorsed the plan. slab and that he suffered num AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES public, and all the more fasci \M The salary of the school nurse most hour by hour, which cen Haggard—The conspirators the finesse. Q-7-S. Briggs of 84 Finlay St., was BdUxm has had no pubUc erous contusions, sprains and Classes for ELEMENTARY and HIOH SCHOOL students In nating for that reason. HE now about $6,000 a year, would health nurse, and has attempt tered around a handful of self- Hesky—^Tlme for treason When dummy’s queen of What do you say? recently elected to Ftii Beta bruises to his head, body and Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.). Study Miles A. Smith be subtracted from the Board hypnotized military leaders who Hewens—The murder of the hearts won, declarer cashed the Answer: Bid two clubs. The Kappa, national honorary so ed to join forces with other limbs. THETHigSfiSL of Education budget, since the Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Test refused to face inevitable de dainty-footed model ace and Jack of clubs. West dis hand is too strong for a raise ciety, at COairk University, neighboring towns with no suc 'THE ROAD FROM TOOMI. nurse would be paid through the cess. Preparation and General Reading Efficiency. feat. Heyer—^The Black Moth carded the three of diamonds, to two spades, but not good Woroeoter, Mass. By Leonard Wibberley. Morrow. new agency. ’The cabinet, led by an aging Joscelyn—'Bushwack range and South knew the exact dis enough for a jump to three _ MIsa Briggs, a 1966 grad A public nurse is required to ■k Small Claases k Pre-Testing Program k Certllled Teacbera nonentity, was split into fac $3.95. Bonnie and Clyde at State Under the plan, Rockville Our Own Kantor—^Beauty beast tribution of the West hand. He spades. Bid your suit, such as Shown at 7:M uate of Mandheister Higti School, give services under Medicare. tions. So were the "Big Six’’ In this novel about a very Faye Dunaway is Bonnie and Warren Beatty Is.Clyde In the would provide one full-time Flees ore charged on an ability Specially Blended Kelley—Dom could therefore cash the ace of it is, and await developments. ia a junior and is majoring in Pet Foods Academic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. war leaders who actually ran small state on the west coast of Kelly—Assault exciting Warner Bros.-Seven Arts release, "Boimle and hearts to drop the unguarded history. She is a m em b^ o f the nurse working a five-day week, to pay basis for services ren the country, though a figure Africa, called Toomi, Wibberley Kerouac—Vanity of Duluoz Clyde.” The action packed drama which retells the story of king Instead of returning to his Scarlet Key, an honorary serv plus emergency coverage and dered. MANCHESTER 68 E. CENTER STREET Next to Oavey’s head, Emperor Hirohito insisted is making some pointed com Lamer—^The answer the infamous bank-robbers of the Depression-struck 1930’s hand to waste the jack of ice society, and is on the staff seven hours a week for 86 weeks Dr. Butterfield said that the PET CENTER ( MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 648-6647 on surrender. Almost until the ments on the great gulf between opens today at the State Theatre. The Technicolor film was NOMINATED of "school health aide time.” Leosor—The Yang meridian hearts. o f Pasticcio, 'the student year- present school nurse, Mrs. Polly 996 Main 649-4278 final moment there was a the African mind and the white Lee—Caught in the act directed by Arthur Penn and produced by Warren Beatty. To make a long story short FOR hoolc. This aide performs non-nursing OomoUl, is qualified and has ex chance that the war minister mind. (Jueen—The House o f Brass (and it seemed. like a very long ’The narrative is about an would accede to the demands of Raphael—Orchestra and begin- ' Bonds.” Santa Barbara, Calif., story to West), South ran his English writer, Arthur Led- J u l i e (Herald olaoto by Bucetvtoiua) a group of rabid officers that he ners will utilize a special slogan die four hearts and his four clubs. take power in a suicidal move. wldge, who goes to Toomi to Slimming—The pepper garden for "Centennial University of When South led his last club Kiwanis Aids Scholarship Fund The plan fizzled, but another write a book. He arrives in time the Mary TylerMoore Vermonde!—So long at the fair California 1868-1966.” West held three spades and the handful of minor officers re to get caught in a revolution, Stamps 'yNews Mrs. Raymond Gowen, president of the Manchester Scholar Voelker—^The jealous . mistress A-K o f diamonds. Dummy Uke- fused to give up. 'Their small re and nearly shot. Ironically, it is Carol Clianning • eJames Fox ship Foundation, yesterday accepted a check for $2,600 from Walker—Cab-intersec When the U.S. Post Office De- wise held three spades and two volt very nearly prevented a an uprising in which an . SOBS HUNTERS Robert J. Fuller, left, president of the Kiwanis Club of Man Wibberley—’The road from partment received Its orders diamonds, but West had to dis broadcast in which Hirohito told English-educated Toomlan cabi chester, on behalf of the club. Francis P. DellaFera, flrat Toomi from Congress to raise the rates card first. e the nation the war had ended. net minister is murdered, while vice president and member of the Kiwanis education and In Wolpert—’The expedition for postage, it also was handed As a macabre counterpoint, the an English-educated Toomlan If West came down to two duction committee, looks over the check, which represents Woods—’The case is altered a new authority which may spades It was obvious that de author describes the futile ef army colonel pushes the whites the proceeds of the annual Kiwanis auction. Non-Fiction have far-reaching effects. The clarer would take three spade forts of a physic s professor, around in the capital. The Associated Press—^Light JchnGavln »^B©atriCsl2lll® Hi-. w ^ Ihe Front Runners Post Office now can curb pro traip^ng around amid the On an impulse, Ledwidge de tricks instead of only two. In ning out of Israel moters of business directories ,______, WOW! — 4th Smash Week! chaos, to make someone under cides to make a long trek into desperation. West threw the (GREATER HARTFORD CHEVROLET DEALERS/CHEVROLET OWHERS/CHEVROLET CARS) Beam—^He called them by the who send out letters that look riQ i^TiiE A ratli^ Mon. thru Fri. 8:30, Sat.-Sun. 2:00- stand the meaning of the atomic the Interior to find Toomi’s chief king of diamonds, but this did 5:00-8:30 lightning like bills for legitimate services Three Cubans Lose of state — whom the whites con him no good. Declarer discard bomb. Bombeck—At wit’s end or goods. ’This mail is often mis The autohr’s main point is sider nothing but a witch doctor ed a spade from dummy and Buber—A believing humanism: taken by busy business offices that it was Russia’s entry into —and on the trip finds there Is led a diamond. West had to take my testament 1902-1965 to be valid bills which must 'be Gamble for Asylum the Pacific War that swung the a white-sponsored counterrevo the ace, and dummy’s ten of Butz—^To make a difference paid. Under the new authority, balance for surrender. He con lution under way. diamonds was good for a second COWfORTABlY AIR CONDIUONiD Carr— So excellent a fishe such mailers will be required to (Ccntiiiiied tram Page One) Arifr Arrr vp to M/tRR/e for i,4 6 0 d9jfo : tends that there had not been The cynical nature of the trick in that suit. Christophe—^Danton carry prominently on the enve So now you know what you STANLEY A man was not determined. Coast An investigation of the ram time enough for the significance whole operation becomes appar Clebsch—From sacred to pro ent, as the whites are on their lope such language which need for two tricks in the ene WARNER Guard sources speculated that ming incident by the House of the atomic bomb to sink in. fane America 9 I M I Brooks presents, in prodigious way toward ccmtrol. By 8YD KRONISH makes it clear that It Is a solici my’s best suit: Q-6 in your own ttLr643-7982 FHiE P4BKIN0 BIHCH $T. RE4R OF THEATER he backed out at the last mo Merchant marine and Fisheries Cooperative Cammission on the tation to advertise in their "di hand, and 10-9-4 In the dummy. ment and released the captain Committee was urged by Rep. detail, a bit of history that reads ’The author’s position is that study of Alcoholism—^Al AP Newsfeaturcs “ Bonnie ft Clyde” 6:46-9:00 — “ East Is East” 6:25-8:85 the African has not been al rectories” and not a bill for Daily Question and crew after his three com- Paul G. Rogers, D-Fla., an aide like wild drama, giving a graph cohol problems lowed to use ancient tribal or This year the 20th anniversa services or goods. Partner theme, such as "Cap’t. Hale The board has commended the night to clear up an apparent but the board is to pay these Stevens and get advice on a j Coventry School” and “Hale Middle special committee for carrying misunderstanding about $1,000 expenses and be reimbursed by way that this can be straight School”, but the townspeople’s out its task so swiftly, having appropriation for clerical help the SBC. ened out. So far, McKenzie said, FUEL OIL request was honored and Coven been formed only a month ago. at the Cap’t. Nathan Hale Acting Supt. David McKen only about $100 haa been spent j ^Cap^t. Nathan Hale SchooV try’s most famous citizen will Serving on that committee were Schooi. The administration coun zie said that this creaites some that can be directly charged as 15.4 be honored also. Mrs. Benoit, First Selectman Mi cil has requested a clerk-secre confusion. The board cannot a cost of the new school. 200 Gal. Min. C.O.D. Board Chairman Ruth Benoit chael Peace, Mrs. Donald C. tary, but building commit legally be paid for anything, he 24-Hour Burner Servioe! CHARGE ALL YOUR I Picked as New School Name said last night that she had Smith, Mrs. Harold Bumpus and tee representative Paul Board- said, so that such a reimburse S-INCH BEETLE LARGEST "Cap’t. Nathan H^e School” naming committee which received a phone cal learller In James Martin. man claimed that funds were ment should technically go Into MIAMI —The largest single R. B. REGIUS C^ldor is the name of Ooventi^r’s new showed this to be the ___ the day from a Nathan Hale The Cap’t Nathan Ha'le already available. the town general fund. There insect intercepted during fiscal FUEL OIL intermediate, or middle school, whelming choice of townspeo- Fife and Drum Corps represen School Is scheduled to open, Boardman said he has checked fore the board is actually pay 1967 by agricultunal quarantine 649.4908 voted unanimously last night by pie. tative. The caller told Mrs. Ben ■with grades 6-8, this Septem with the SBC, and finds that ing the bill, 'while the funds re inspectors was a 3-lnch beetle the board of education. The The board held a brief discus- oit the corps would play at the ber. the $1,000 is specifically for main with the SBC. discovered In the cargo hatch PURCHASES at CALDOR! board last week had received slon before the formal vote, school dedication no matter $1,000 Misunderstanding clerical costs incurred for ad The board agreed that it of a plane arriving from Bogota, a report from a special school on slight variations of the Hale what name the board picked. The board also attempted last ministration at the new school, must check with Auditor Wilbur Columbia. Rf’ad Herald Ads .1 6 / General Electric General Electric General Electric r Leonard Cohen, photosfraphed by himself in a coin- 2 operated machine on Bro^way. Lighted Dial Snooz Alarm Canister Yaeuiun Cleaner Portable Hand Mixer Poems by Cohen 0«r R«|. Uw Our Rug. Low Our Rug. Low Court the Universe Prin 5.59 2.99 Pricu 36.47 29.70 Prieo 9.97 7.70 Features: double action cleaning tool, plus By MARY CAStPBELL like to feel that I’m being kissed Alarm wakes you, lets you snooze, wakes you Don’t do without a portable hand mixer when 8 three aditional cleaning attachments, has large you can get one at this low price. Features 3- AP Newafeatore writer sadly by the world when I again. Easily read numerals. #7253K. Only 1 5 iqt. disposable dirt bags, and toe-touch On- write.” per (mstomer. speed controls. #M17 NBIW YORK (AP)—Poets Examining another facet of Off switch. #C12 emerge slowly from ,__ the, mists. , . writing, Oohen says, “People do Right now we’re l^giiming to ^ave the sense of wanting to be learnai*n aboutorwMif clanono'a Canada’s foremostf/\i^nnr\aT chosen _ for ^ their work. ^ And I poet, Leonacd Oohen. He has had the ai>petite for th a t kind / 14 Kt. Gold the United States for some time, ■poet to say, ’You’re a great 'but now is stirring general in 'poet All your ■vistona end suf- 3 Piece Set terest and appreciation. He hM • written two novels as well as lourfour booksDTOKs or of poetrytx>etrv Mdand ne he hasnas Sometimes young writers made his first recording, which Pendant and 18 88U111. aubstantliilly. He wlU b u „ w But I can'^ “reading tour” of his poetry In Earrings to Match March. one.’ In a mo'vie about Cohen made It doesn’t bother Cohen that by the National Film Board of Our Reg. Low Price 10.95 people don’t read poems; he Canada, he is shown staying In ^ old, ruiidown hotels. He say^ “I 2^po^^ great^ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 members. The old rule had spe vote, tabled, until after the April datory payment of dues or as a nominating committee, to mittee members to an agenda Democrats Change Bylaws cified more than 10 members. election of the 70-member com sessments to poIiUcai organiza draw up a slate of 70 candidates Item for the March meeting— Makes Eating With The second change provides mittee, a recommendation that tions by elect^ officials. Mem for the town committee, for en consideration of a donation to Vernon for the calling of special elec all elected Democratic town of bers of town committees are dorsement April 8. the Richard Martin Public FALSE TEETH l^embership^ Elections tions upon the written request ficials and all appointed Demo elected officials and fall tn that Should an opposition slate for Service Scholarship Fund. Up to 35% Eosiar Color That Fine-Tunes Itself! of 14 members. Hie old rule spe cratic chairmen of town com category. committee members be submit Cninicsl tests prove you can now Tile Manchester Democratic cified a request by 18 members. missions be granted member ted, a Democratic townwide rat and chew better—make dentures 3 Stories, the filling of vacancies will be The bylaws committee will average up to 3S% more effective—if IV>wn Oommitbee, by unanimous g;lven to those of the seven vot The third Change specifies ship on the committee. consider the possibility of some primary would be held on May Loans, Crime Linked you sprinkle a little FABTXETH on vofoa vot^ lUrt night adopted ing dietricts which will have that copies of proposed amend One other suggestion was re other method, wherein assess 14. WASHINGTON — The U. 8. your plates. FASTEZrTH holds uppers tSiree chaegee to Its bylaiwe. and (owen more ffrmly so they feel Elevator in A DAT AT lACREL. PARK received their marriage propos- for the three sisters to accom less than eight members. Hie ments 'must 'be mailed to each ferred to the bylaws committee ments, although not made man Democratic Town Treasurer Commission on Law Enforce more comfortable. PA8TEETH Is not Hie fife change involves old rule had specified less than member not less than three days for study. It concerns annual datory, would be paid by all 70 Roger Neg;ro announced that ment lists gambling and loan acid—doesn't sour. No gummy, pasty No Jet, bus, train, automobile glided along In these pany Big Brother In the wagon membee shlp. Although all of the taste. Helps check "denture odor”. trip could ^ver generate In the cumbersome, slow-moving ve- to the Vernon farm. As Big lO.mwnbers. In addition, no va- before a meeting Is called for assessments against committee members. the party is $586 In the black, sharking as the two main Dentures that nt are essential to New School FIRST 70-momber committee still will— cancy shall be filled In any dls- health. So see your dentist regularly. heart of a modern youth the hides of yesteryear, Brother continued to Laurel be elected voting on those amendments. members. Town Chairman Ted Cum with only one bill outstanding. sources of income of OTganlzed Get PASTEETH at all drug counters. Tn>e 38-room elementary delights stirred in the Manches- Refreshments Park by way of Buckland with IN at-Iaige, priority In triot which has more than 12 Hie oommittee, in a dose State statutes forbid the man mings was authorized to appoint Cummings alerted the com crime. school to be located on Center ter child of the early ItlOO's by Arrival at the park proper pre- the precious ingredient, the lit C ^ L O R Rd. will contain three stories the prospect of a trolley ride to sented the youngsters with a tle girls felt no hardship as they in the classroom section of the Laurel Park for a day of fun variety of choices. Food was trudged on foot all the way back TV bulVhng:, The third level of the and frolic. Girls and boys of usually the first diversion. At to Manchester. They had ridden clasnroom wing will be level long ago, dressed In their finest the main pavilion, there were behind Kitty and had helped in V with the auditoriinn at the oth clothes, eagerly awaited the ar- innumerable delicacies to be the process ot ice cream manu er end of the building, giving rival of the open trolley. (It wm purchased: Fresh, fluffy pop- facture. For these children, a the appearance of a one-story before the advent of shorts, com Immersed In golden but- day at Laurel Park included a school. Jeans, and dungarees, popular ter, peanuts, cracker Jacks visit to Kitty and enormous sam I t Is the first muHl-story present-day sportswear; how- with • a tiny toy in ever box, plings of "their” Ice cream. school to be constructed in Ver ever, frill ydresses and Sunday soda from the marble fountain, • Utter-bug Prevention Tha ARLISS '^1 non since the 1920's and the suits did not detract In any way Wrigley's spearmint gum, and There was another exciting shade. The many rustic tables their best suits and frilly Modal OJ-701 first to contain an elevator. The from the pleasures ahead.) park-made Ice cream, chocolate. adventure for a few privileged and benches provided by the dresses were often indelibly 23* diaf.. 295 aq. In. pictura elevator is now required in all On a hot summer day, the vanlUa, and strawberry. There chlHren whose brothers worked management surpassed Moth- stained with the Juice of the public buildings of more than open trolley with Its long rows Is no modem commercial prod- in the park in a part-time Jan- er's gleaming mahogany dining sweet fruit. one story construction by state of hard oaken seats caught uct that can equal the rich flav- itorial capacity. These young- room table as a receptacle for Climbing the stairs to the top RGAVICTOR ffstd COLOR TV law. every available breeze and waft- or of Laurel Park Ice cream, sters investigated the wide ex- festive fare. As she unpacked of the tower was arduous but AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING lAFTI t i *nie school will contain 36 ed the cooling atmosphere to Kitty, the Park Horse •panse of park land to find Big her basket of sandwiches, devil- rewarding. From the dazding regular classrooms and three every passenger. The best Three Manchester sisters re Brother in his fascinating Job. ed eggs, potato salad, bananas, height, Hartford, West Hartford, When you're first in (k>lor TV, there’s got to be i O tS o r ’fV larger kindergarten rooms. It seats, of course, were In the call wdth happy memory their TTiey found him armed with a apples, and chocolate cake, no Elast Hartford, and Manchester will have a 1,050-student capac reeson. VHF and UHF Automitic Fine Tuning is ___d fa ir t very front row where the motor- share, as little girls, in the man- long wooden rod to the end of child failed to respond with llve- could be viewed with breathtak just one of the reasons why you’li prefer RCA ______^ ity, based on the rate of 25 man was stationed to pilot the ufacture of this Ice cream, which a spike was attadied. The ly appetite. The basket always ing Joy. A favorite activity was V-. students in each of the 36 class craft. The child enjoyed Laurel Park offered vacation IttUe ones watched Big Brother returned home empty. No mod- to try to spot one’s own home Victor Color. rooms and 50 in each of the the vicarious thrill of controlling employment opportunities to dexterously spear a bit of litter em barbecue could equal the way back in Manchester. Lucky three kindergarten rooms. (The a monstrous vehicle teeming ambitious high school students and deposit it in the huge bag Laurel Park picnic of long ago. were the children whose ama lb T H E MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS 50 kindergarten students sire with excited youngsters and who were saving money for col- he carried for the purpose. TLie The Zoo teur photographer parents snap calculated on the basis of 25 pu csdmlng parents. A spot on the lege. Park attendants, clean-up children learned, at an early The afternoon activities In ped their pictures as they sat pils for eadi of two sessions). front seat also provided an un- men, merry-go-round operators age, tliat lltter-tnigging was a eluded a visit to the securely precariously on the lofty protec UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY b. State grants will permit 30 «A>structed view of the scenery were Jobs eagerly sought by the destroyer of natural beauty. caged Laurel Park zoo. Wlde- tive railing at the very top. students to a class and 60 in along the route. young men. Mr. C.O. Treat, the The Merry-go-roond eyed youngsters, at a safe dis- kindergarten or a maximum for Fireworks Night Many boys, without the aid of owner, hired his help with dls- Fartified wlUi an abundance tance, trembled at the lumber* Skillful coaxing of parents by state aid computation of 1,260 i a modem guidance counselor, crimination and then entrusted of snax:ks, the youngsters has- movements of the bear and children sometimes lengthened STAN’S TV students. These statistics have determined ort a career in the the boys with mature responsi- tened to the .sport of all sports, quick turns of the fox; been calculated by Superinten a day at Laurel Park Into an SALES and SERVICE ^00 transportation field as they bilities. (So interested was Mr. the flve-cent-a-ride merry-go- they responded with childish de- evening of pleasure, too. This »^ft0 0 9 dent of Schools Dr. Raymond watched the deft movements of Treat In the future of promis- round. The music emanating tight to the brilliant colors and 000 0 Ramsdell, last year. occurred on Fireworks Night. 1073 MAIN ST.—TEL. 649-9279 their hero, the motorman. Sec- Ing boys that Laurel Park was from the noisy calliope machine gorgeous crest of the cocka- Parental arguments that the py 1 The school building specifica ond choice of a life vocation was called Treat's School for Boys.) In the center satisfied the child- toos; they devoted most of their We have our own eervlce department. Save Money — bring tions presented last year, call rotechnics were clearly visible tn your radios, portable TV. a career as trolley conductor The big brother of the little ish heart as his classical piano time to the human-like an- from Manchester were ably re 1 for the inclusion of a reading j 1 who plied his trade In a dare- sisters was one of Mr. Treat's exercLses never could. The tics of the monkeys. Later on In futed by the youngsters. They clinic, a speech and hearing devil fashion. Moving cautious- “boys.” Every Friday night. It choice of Beat was a difficult '‘t®- when these same children ■ t* room and an instrumental mus yearned for the excitement of ly along the trolley-length run- was the task of Big Brother to problem to solve. The prim lit- visited the Bronx Zoo with lU actually watching the brave at ic room. The latter two would be 1 1 ^ nlng board, he maneuvered drive the park wagon with Klt- tie girl usually chose the beautl- Incredible display of animal tendant light the fuse of a rocket & soundproofed. from row to row collecting the ty, the park horse, home, stable ful slelgh-like chair, the imen- *tt®. they felt It did not measure All claserooms would be wir and' dadi back to safety. The fares. her for the night in the family terprising boy, the stationary np to the earlier thrills of Laurel roar of the rockets and the 4 ed to receive educational tele It was when the conductor bam, harness her at dawn Sat- horse. The real boy and girl Park's miniature zoological col- colorful bursts high in the air G i"' vision. Also included in the plans made change that the child was urday morning, and start off dashed for the horses that mov- lection, is a library unit with storage awed the children with frighten 'iW fascinated. Releasing his hold Slater’s dairy farm in Ver- ed up and down as the merry- The Observatioo Tower ed delight. workroom including sink. on the supports, this surefooted ^ collect the huge cans of go-round whirled along in a I-ong before the production ot \ *'tr The administrative unit of the cashier dug Into his money bag cream which would be convent- dizzying pattern. It was from aerial maps and in the days The wait-over until dark for stdiool woidd be connected to the filled his hand with an assort- P“ -k to the delicious the up and down steed that the when no child had viewed the the fireworks provided the lit classroom unit by two bridges ment of pennies, nickels, dimes, cream concoction, child could enjoy the thrill of earth from a high-flying alr- tle ones with added pleasures. at the second floor of the class and quarters. A later bit of con- arrival of Kitty and Big rea V ^ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1968 PAGE twice as big where the market’s was Just a small blunder, not a knife, OHntan St., and Piero Veiro, 29 IRattrlfPiitpr ^Oscars^ of Recording Area Students Ridge St. Devanney Plans parking tot is nov^ located. The RANGE he had lii his hand when he went out to Prom Coventry: Henry J. site o f the present building Michigan last weekend and. In the midst On Dean’s List Krukar, Robert J. Loyzlm and , B igger M arket would then become the parking SttpntnQ ijprall) of a campaign to raise funds for his Roger W. Mlchllowskl. lot, Devanney said. Jolin Devanney, owner of the FUEL OIL FVBUBBSU) BY THE supposed candidate for the Republican Announce Grammy Nominations Nine local and area students From Hebron; John W. Ryan. A public hearing has been set HBRAU> P R Iim N a CO.. INC. Highland Park Market, Is plan nomination. Governor Romney, unveiled, ByRv MMABY Airv rtAIISDnmvCAMPBELL ____ at the University of Connecticut by the Town Planning (Jonunis- IS Btwell Street seven or eight nominated en names read and Grammles pre ning a new building for his busi GASOLINE llMioheeter, Conn. at last, his own willingness to accept a AP Newsfeatures Writer enrolled in the School of En PROVINOE TRAILS CANADA slon April 8 on Devanney's re THOMAS F. im O U SO N tries. NARAS members vote sented. HALIFAX—Although the per ness and Is seeking a none quest for a commercial none. WAL.TBR R. FERGUSON “ draft” for the nomination himself. gineering are on the dean’s list. Nominees for 48 Grammy again, choosing the ■winners. The awards are not telecast sonal income of Nova Scotians change to permit its construc The market, at Highland St. PubUahers In this instance, however, we think it Dinners will be held simulta They are, from Manchester: tion. Founded October 1, 1881 Awards—the Oscars of the but many of the winners of this Increased some 6 per cent from and Wyllys St., is near the path BANTLY OIL was neither impetuous blunder nor in re- neously on Feb. 29 In New York, 10th annual presentation of the John R. Korbich of 118 Park St.; Devanney hopes to take down Publiahed Every Bvenlnc Except SumUye cording business—were 1966 to 1066, the province’s work of the proposed new Rt. 6. •ad Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at tended knife, but merely the almost in an- Los Angeles, Nashville and Chl- Grammles will perform on TV Paul J. Kraucunas, 64 Turnbull ers earned only an average of is more than 100 years old, Maaoheater, Conn., aa Second Class Mall evitable progress forward of a candi nounced Feb. 11. In pop music, cago, at which time sealed enve on May 8 on "The Best on Rd.; Dennis L. Morin, 11 Divi the present structure, which Matter. $1,676 compared to the Cana There are about 20,000 known date who has begun to suffer the sharp Bobbie Gentry was nominated lopes will be opened, winners’ Record: the Grammy Show.” sion St.; Bruce D. Stewart, 87 dian average of $2,144. ^ to construct a buUding species of sponges. SUBSCRIP'nON RATES Payable In Advance fear that, once again, delay and Indeci for the most Orammles—10—alt ~ One Year ...... WXOO sion may operate to hand the party Six Months ...... 11.00 for ” Ode to BlUte Joe,” which Three Months ...... 6.M nomination to somebody else. The think she wrote and sang. One Month ...... 1.8S ing inside Rockefeller, and inside much Three entrants were nominat MEMBER OF of the moderate, central section of the ed seven times. They are the 6th 936 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 AJM. 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We for ” By the Time I Get to Phoe nix” and two for "GenUe on My The Herald Printing Company Inc., as must be moving forward immediately sumes no financial responsibility for typo- Mind.” gra^ical errors appearing In advertisements with the only chance we have to keep and other reading matter In The Manchester Nixon from repesithig. the Goldwater Nominees for 46 r.p.m. record E ven ly Hemld. of the year are: "By the Time I delegate feat of 1964.” Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Wsshing- get to Phoenix,” Campbell; ton Post News Service. We still think it would be good for *'My Cup Runneth Over,” EH Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. the party if the good people of New Publishers Representatives — The Julius Ames; "Ode to BUlIe Joe,” Gen Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi Hampshire should somehow manage to try; "Somethin’ Stupid,” Nancy cago, Detroit and Boston. tell both Nixon and Rockefeller to go and Frank Sinatra, and ” Up, Up MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- back to their previous public promises and Away,” the 6th Dimension. Last 3 days for TION8.______,______they were through with seeking the Album of the year nominees Dlmlay advertising closing hours; presidency. are: “ Francis Albert Slnatra- SEMI-ANNUAL Unr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Antonio Carlos .Joblm;’’ “ It For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Must Be Him,” Vlkkl Carr; For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. "M y Cup Runneth Over,’’ F U R N ITU R E For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Ames; "Ode to BUlle Joe,” Gen Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before Free Press Vs. Fair Trial storewide publication, B p.m. Friday for Saturday try; and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely and Monday publication. ’The American Bar Association’s House Hearts Club Band,” the Beatles. of Delegates adopted the so-called Rear In vocal performance categor Wednesday, February 28 don Report this week and thus sought ies, ntxnlnees among the women /O /t to assure that over-sensational news are: Dionne Warwick, for "Al- coverage of criminal cases wHI not in fle;” Petula Clark, "Don’t Sleep terfere with the administration of savings like Tlie General Finds The Language In the Subway;” Carr, "It Must Justice. Be Hlm;’’Oentry, "Ode to Billie Whatever General Westmoreland’s tal But the ABA’S adtlon will not end the Joq;’’ and Aretha Franklin, ents as a strategist may be, he has longstanding controversy over "free Courtesy Notional Gallery Of Art. WaaWn«ton. D.C. "Respect." speedily passed the supreme test so far press vs. fair trial.” It could, in fact, Men: Campbell, "B y the Time as his command of English languEige intensify the dispute. “THE MAAS AT DORDRECHT” By Aelbert Cuyp. 1620-1691 Most of the Reardon recommendations I Get to Phoenix;’’ EYankie Val- and logic are concerned. II , “Can’t Take My Eyes Off these... are aimed at the Bar and the law- After the Tet offensive, the great enforcement institutions. ’They would Y ou;’’ Sinatra, "Francis Albert problem placed before General West forbid lawyers, prosecutors and police Sinatra;.Antonio Carlos Joblm;’’ Ames, "M y Cup Runneth moreland was that of how to claim a from disclosing such information about a suspect or defendant as prior criminal Over;’’ and Ray Charles, "Yes victory for our side while, at the same Inside Report terday." time, he asked for large troop reinforce record, existence or content of confes Open Foru] sions or pleas, results of tests or exami The best new artist of 1967 ments. The danger was, of course, that by 469. nations, identity of witnesses, or any category lists Lana Cantrell, the A\odern storage for records ignorant peoi^e might assume that a evidence pertaining to the merits of the Rowland Evans Jr, and Robert D. Novak 6th Dimension, Bobbie Gentry, Harpers Bizarre and the Jeffer victorious general might be sending case. Board of Education and the Urge them, too, to Institute (Left) If yours is a modem interior Wants “ Position Ptqiers” son Airplane. tro c^ home instead of asking for more. ’The idea is to protect the defendant’s WASHINGTON—Gov. Nelson reports particularly fascinat To the Editor, Teacher's Union that the public legislation that will abandon the yi^u’n want convenient storage for LP Drexel's New Bern What, the ignorant might ask as they right to a trial by an ’’impsurtial Jury” Rockefeller stands to get more ing—and inexplicable—ds thedr It was refreshing and en has the "right to know” also. State Board of Education’s In the seven classical categor till 3 p.tn. ies, the news is a formerly sel records in a cabinet like these. They’re found General Westmoreland about to (a Jury not prejudiced by news of the source: The usually tight- couraging ot read about Mayor 2. Order a second directive dictatorial powers regarding votes in the New Hampshire dom-recorded composer—Gus made with walnut veneered surfaces and ask for 125,000 more troops, would he case) as guaranteed by the Sixth lipped John Criswell, treasurer AgostineUi’s recommendation to sent to the Superintendent of school buUding powers. The THURSDAYS Presidential primary via write- tav Mahler. Two Mahler record simulated drawer fronts that drop to have been needing If the Tet offensive Amendment. . . . (and operating chief) of the the to'wns of the Capitol Region Schools and the Board of Edu State Board’s requirement of ac M ahogany ’The report, from an ABA advisory ins than Gov. George Romney Democratic National Commlt- ings are nominated for album of bring 140 records into easy reach. Index had been something of a set-back or de wherein he suggested that they cation insisting that they acquire res and acres of land for a FRIDAYS committee headed by Massachusetts does on the ballot, according to ■tee. Join together in considering thef school building is one of the the year, two for best orchestra space provided. 28 inches wide. feat for our side? the posture of "professional ne performance and one for best New Bern revives the classic beauty of Supreme Court Justice Paul C. Reardon, the most recent scientific sur Criswell dropped McCor hiring of a “ professional nego gotiators” in their dealings with major contributing factors to the 74. Tab k 215. General Westmoreland has passed this Is less criUcsLl of the press than others mack's name during a Wash tiator” to handle contract nego h i^ cost of school buildings. choral performance. 18th Century designs in furniture for din vey tlieVe. the teacher unions and Impress ing room and bedroom. Here you see ■the difficult test with flying colors. before it that have used the news media ington background briefing tiations with teachers. 7. Issue a "position paper” to Nominees for classical album , each, 2 shown The poll, conducted by a rep on them that it is their respon 85 as a convenient whipping boy for every whose ground rules prohibited “ One of the biggest financial sibility (even more than the re the teacher’s unions reminding of the year are: "Wozzeck,” 54 X 76-in. plinth base Chippendale china The enemy offensive, he said, “has re difficulty that ever beset a crimlnEil utable polling organization com Criswell , from being quoted. problems all of us have” Agos- them that the teacher wage in Boulez conductor. Orchestra with illuminated shelves $469, a bit of the missioned by Robert C. Hill ( a sponsibility of the Town’s Board quired us to react and to modify our courtroom. Asked who might oppose Sen. tlnelli said, "Is in education. The creases that were incorporated and Chorus of the Paris Nation 40 X 60 X 96-in. oval Queen Anne Table Nixon lieutenant in New Ham.:- of Directors) that every avenue plane in order to take advantage of the But desplite its welcome moderation. Eugene McCarthy in the Mas demands are staggering and, we in the 1967-1968 budget amount al Opera; "Horowitz in Con shire) was taken Jan. 23-26 witn of economy be exercised In their Quilted sleep luxury $215, a Queen Anne arm chair $74 and opportunity to infUct heavy casualties It contains some recommendations the sachusetts primary if President elected officials who hold the negotiations. ed to an average increase of 40 cert," Vlatilmlr Horowitz; Mah matehing side chair $59. press cannot accept and others that call these results among decided vot ler, "Das Lied vcm der Erde,” upon him.” Johnson refuses to let his own purse strings see our towns 3. Issue a "position paper” cents per hour per-teacher. Wal for study. For example, a Judge’s power ers: Leonard Bernstein conductor, name on the ballot, Criswell driven almost out of business” . suggesting that the members of ter Reuther has not done as well Drexel Esperanto also reduced Now that the enemy has delivered to punish newsmen for publishing preju Richard M. Nixon (on the bal Vienna Philharmonic; Mahler, Princess Bedding dropped two names: Postmaster This years |6,200,000.(X) operat the Board of Education establish with all of his auto workers. himself Into our hands by moving out of dicial material during trial Is already lot), 19 per cent; Gov. Ronald General Lawrence F. O’Brien ing budget which is currently "Symphony No. 8,” Bernstein a speaker committee that 'wlU Remind these union groups the Jungle into the cMies, "H would Implicit. Some judges already use It Reagan (write-in), 10 per cent. some $21,600 in the red is an conductor, London Symphony; and Eddie McCormack. be present at every meeting of that the taxpayers cannot afford more forcefully than others. ABA’s The remaining 10 per cent were ’’La Rcndlne,” MoUnari-Pradel- make little sense not to take advantage O’Brien would be no surpr^e, excellent example. the P.T.A’s and the P.T.O’s. to provide the teachers With the 5 5 , each piece formal reinforcement of It could deter divided among nuisance candi "The teacher’s g;roups are so 11 conductor; RCA Itallana Op of an opportimlty to attack an enemy ■but nobody had mentioned Mc Their goal will be to Impress best school buildings that exist a reporter from presenting to the public dates. ' era Orchestra and Chorus; who had surfaced hlmsrif.” Cormack as even a remote pos well organized” , Agostinelll these "teacher propaganda in the State and the highest even the essential facts If he felt there said, "that, in most instances "The World of Charles Ives,’’ Steams & Foster has discovered a better 'Tliese results run totally sibility. Some Massachusetts g^roups” of the need for com waiges as well. was even the slightest chance that a we can’t win. Their demands Leopold Stokowski conductor, way to sleep, in Princess Bedding. To their We need more troops, then, in order against the grain of Romney Democrats immediately Jumped mon sense approaches to edu Forewarn the teacher’s union particularly strict Judge would arbitrar go up and up and I sometimes American Symphony. extra firm innerspring mattress construc to "ciqiltalize on” the enemy’s ’’recent camp predictions that Rocke to 'the wrong conclusion that cational projects and the reali groups that the taxpayers are ily construe his report to be prejudicial. think that they hold a stacked defeats.” feller is less popular in New the White House was 'trying to zation of teacher demands cur ready to face up to a teacher In the opera category are tion they have added i^-inch of poljrfoam, More Important, the Reardon guide deck” . Their insistence that the Hampshire than nationally and ■build up the flagging fortunes tailments. strike if some common sense is Berg’s "Wozzeck,” Boulez cwi- quilted to the covering, to provide one of Ihat, then, is the way General West lines may encourage an already alarm would be hard-pressed to get 7 of M'COormack, beaten for Gov negotiations be held In closed ductor; Handel’s “ Julius (3ae- 4. Issue another "position pa not incorporated into their out the most luxurious sleeping surfaces yet. moreland has met, skillfully, his big lan ing trend toward closed courtrooms. I>er cent of the vote. If the Hill ernor in 1966 but young enough sessions indicates their un sar,” Rudel conductor; Pucci per" requesting a comparison of rageous dem'onds. Boxsprings are hand-tied. Twin or full guage test. ’They would bar ithe public—even the poll Is anywhere near correct, to try again. willingness to. show their cards. 8. Issue a "posUion paper” ni’s "La« Rondlne,” Mollnari- press—from pre-trial hearlngpa and from Town Director, William enrollment and educational ex si2ies, boxsprings or mattresses, $55 each New Hampshire would prove a A footnote; It was the Cris to the Board of Elducatlon serv Pradelli conductor; Puccini’s ’Fo tell the truth, we do not know what any part of a trial held outside the Schaller, agreed, stating that, penditures with the scholastic piece. respectable tliough not overly well briefing that revealed old ing notice on them that they "Madame Butterfly,” Barbirolli other lines he might take, in his posi Jury’s presence if Judge or defense coun "the salary negotiations is a los position of our school system on conductor; Verdi’s "Falstaff,” impressive victory for Nixon, pro James Rowe Jr., as Presi no longer are to use the Town’s sel felt coverage could prejudice the ing battle” . We see it in Man a state-wide basis. With the con Bernstein conductor; Wagner’s 78 X 80-inch King Size Outfits, 3 pcs. 229. tion. sheer disaster for Romney, and dent Johnson’s de facto cam Board of Directors as the "fall case. chester each year where we are tinued increasing costs of edu "Die Walkure," Von Karajan a big boost for Rockefeller. paign manager as chairman of guys” when making curtail 60 X 80-inch Queen Size Outfits, 2 pcs, 159. Nor do we know which side may be A star chamber atmosphere Is against bucking two professional groups, cation our scholastic position conductor, and Wagner’s "Tris What’s more, the poll was the Johnson-Humphrey citi ments of educational expendi proved right between the rival Ameri the public Interest. Rights can be abused conducted before a New Hamp the Manchester Educational As has been on a steadily, declin tan und Isolde," Bohm conduc zens’ organization. Actually, as tures. can interpretations of the results of the in court as well as on the outside. Power shire write-in campaign was be sociation and the Manchester ing trend. State that any future we reported, the President had Remind them, also, that both tor. Tet offensive — whether, as some ex to shut out the press implies the power gun for Rockefeller against his Federation of Teachers” . increases in teacher salaries or given a key managerial role to governing bodies are supposed There also are categories for perts seem to think, it Is the final proof to be corrupt. w l^os. Just how much negative While both Mayor Agostinelll fringe benefits will be made on Deacon's seating Larry O'Brien some ■weeks ago. to be responsive to the wishes Inatrumentals, ■vocal groups, ” If and when the press Is prevented impact of the garbage war in The explanation: The confus and Director Schaller deserve an improved scholastic position, Old Ipswich solid maple that we caimot win a military victory In of the taxpayers, and that, these show scores, comedy, Jatzz, con from carrying out its responsibilities,” New York hurts Rockefeller in ing Old L*BJ practice of frag credit for having the fortitude alone. Vietnam, and are in fact farther from 5. Institute a taxpayer’s "po wishes are not being rect^inized temporary (formerly rock “n’ says John S. Knight, editor of the Knight New Hampshire remains to be menting power and responsl- to stand up in opposition to these roll), rhythm and blues, reli Use this Deacon's bench with it than even the most pessimistic eimong sition paper" stating the taxpay by the Board of Education. Newspapers, Inc., “ the public interest Is seen, however. biUty among several subor unionized groups it would be gious, folk, coimtry-westem, its solid pine seat and back us Imagined, or whether as the official er’s dlsg;ust and loss of patience If some of the above can be for New England bedrooms placed In Jeopardy. ’The press is the ’Ihe secret mission of the spy dinates. more welcome news If we were spoken word, children’s inter in the h^way for a distinctive soothsayers of the Johnson Administra with the teacher's constant com accomplished by those that are last defense against concealment, secret ship Pueblo, whose crew may to see some "position papers” est, arrangement, engineering effect, in the living room for ex tion are telling each other, it was the plaint of classroom populations charged with the responsibility trials, malfeasance by elected officials, soon be tried by a North Korean that emanated from the Town's and album covers. tra seating, or in the dinette. 48 desperate action by which the enemy and skullduggery at all levels of Amer Board of Directors that were that exceed 26 pupils. Issue an of accomplishing them-what court, was to dart in and out of A Grammy, which is a statu 3 pieces directed to the Board of Edu open invitation to the teacher’s more could a "professional ne 259. inches wide, $44.50. *Same risked everything and, not gaining ican life.” the coast testing shore radar— H erald ette of an early gramaphwie, ’True, the presg has not always lived leading to a possible skipper’s cation and to some of the other union representative to visit the gotiator’ 'do? bench in 60-inch width $69.96'. everything, decreed his own evmtual will be awarded to the winner In up to its “ responsibilities.” It Is possible error putting the ship in Com governing officials. local parochial schools to wit Yours Truly, complete collapse. Y esterd ays each of the 48 categories on What are some of the points ness, first hand, the population Guy Brisson Old Ipswich solid maple has the design details of old that Innocent men have been found munist waters. Feb. 29, by the National Acade Authentic reproductions There Is, however, one guidance fac guilty by a variety of irresponsibilities these "position papers” could of the parochial class rooms. Af time furniture . .. fuU bracket bases with ogee feet, 'This mission was strictly de my of Recording Arts and Sci of slat back and turtle tor, In the record. ’The French military In which the effects of sensational news fined, and it had nothing to do 25 Yeori ^|ro include? The following, I feel, ter such a ■visit, let’s hear their * 90-in ch thumbnail-molded drawers and top edges, butterfly ences. 169 back Hitchcocks from and the die-hard French colonialists, coverage on Jurors may have played a with listening to ground com Sunday. The Herald did not are deserving of some consider comments about the scholastic brasses plus the quaint spice-box effect on the top Tlioiigiit for Today Members of NARAS are crea the original factory in also proclaimed themselves to be win part. munications on the Korean publish. ation. standing of the two, educational drawer of dresser and chest. Choose any pieces frera Certainly the Lice Harvey Oswald ca.se mainland, as has been reported. 1. Order a directive to be sent branches. tive workers In the recording in Riverton, Conn., have ning, up to the moment of Dienbienphu. dustry—musicians, singers, con M odern for open stock: 42-in. dresser base $89,50; 27 x 3l-in. and the retrial and acquittal of Dr. Rather, the Pueblo was assign 'to the Superintendent of Schools 6. Issue a "position paper” to May the God of hope fill you hand woven rush seats. And so far during the American occu 10 Years Ago ductors, composers, arrangers, mirror $27.50; 32 x 42-in. chest $89.50; full or twin Samuel Sheppard brought more atten ed to learn the configuration of and to the Board of Education, the three State Representatives with all joy and peace in believ Black or cherpr wi'th pancy of the one-time Frendh role In bed $59.50; bedside table $36.50. 49-95 tion to the old "free press vs. fair trial” North Korean radar installa Mrs. Hazel Finlay is mention stating that, because their nego and our State Senator requesting ing, so that by the power of the produces and engineers. young budgets handsome stenciVng- They and record companies Vietnam It has been our pessimists who issue than any earlier events. . . . tions the degree of Its arc, the ed to head the Republican Town tiations are being conducted by that they institute legislation Holy Spirit you may abound In submitted nearly 6,000 recom have seemed closer to the realities. But If once In a great while the press intensity and duration of its Committee. their entire Board that their that will return the discipli hope.—Romans 16:13. Here’s furniture that has the General Westmoreland has to speak of can convict an Innocent man wrongly, signal, and other electronic da Dr. Samuel A. Pratt, MHS meetings with the teacher’s nary prerogatives to the teach • * • mendations for Grammles from the recordings released In 1967. sleek, off-the-floor styling of victory and ask for additional troops in It Is also possible for a guilty man to ta. graduate of 1938, Is named dean unions are official and, there ers. No teacher can Instruct pro Everything that Is done In the Danish modem pieces . . . at go free If his lawyer can convince a This is standard practice by of the Florham-Madison (N.J.) fore, must be public meetings perly if they are lacking in the The members voted on these, the same breath because .that, at the world Is done by hope.—^Martin and the vote decided the nomi good old U.S.A. prices 1 In fact, Jury that the press, never really beloved electronic intelligence ships of campus of Fairleigh Dickinson and not closed or executive ses necessary tools for disciplining Luther, German leader of the moment, seems to him his duty as a nees. In most categories, there there’s no reason why anyone by the public, somehow damaged his both the U.S. and Soviet Union. University. sions. Impress on both the their students. Reformation. soldier. But his heart must be heavy are five nominees. In some, rights. 'The Pueblo’s mission was as who wants modem, regardless committees of members espe because it must be obvious to him as to ’This is the sort of moral question with signed as a result o f the rising of furnishing budget, can’t en everybody else that no matter what we which lawyers must live regularly. The military pressure by North Ko cially well versed in their par joy good style plus the luxury of ticular fields, such as classical, call the Tet offensive, the war 1s hence press must go on doing its job as best rea against South Korea and spoken word or country-west foam rubber cushions. 'Two cush forth going to be more bloody and cost it can. therefore particularly critical. Fischetti ern, add to the five to make six. ions and a single row of buttons ly and terrible for everybody. It’s important to keep In mind, though, If war broke out In Korea, add ■to the long look. Custom 59.95 that the number of cases in which news ■the U.S. wanted to know at ex 196K ChicuRO Daily New>, covered in textures, tweeds or l*ulili 0 0. P A C n TVN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN South Windsor life Holds Little Promise Busing Plan Head, Citing Gains, Urges Town Stay On Y buf G tfi GaU rty Dr; Thomaa Mahan defended ,3 5 M AIN STREET - AT WATKINS; VC Guerrilla Tradition Described By DliNNIS BLOODWORTH I LEAP-YEAR DAY Hartford’s Project CSoncem In a most of them rake-thln, but ra- his contempt for destiny with a chosen site weui an elementairy talk last night at the South TELEPHONE 643-5171 The London Observer dtant over their victory at Dlen cluLllenger, SLimost jaunty, bold school. Windsor High Schtol before 300 amOAPORE — A teen-age _ v, ______ness that borders on the Irre- The Vlebcong have an oHmoat- people and the Board of Educa sponslble. When, after weeks of medieval condBdenoe In their eel- tion. *o.s:rz: whispering, I was finally able vatlon. I hove argued wHh Vieit- He urged South Windsor to ; uw _1__1 Vietnamese see the vanquished SALE AT MARLOW’S to arrange a rendezvous with a namese oadree tint the Amer- stay with the project through rebel Vietnamese colonel, who loan super-power to a dHIter- 3 DAYS-THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY and explodes like a hum^ AlJ^San^*" Amei^an *”bonSta next year even If on a smaller 4 foi^; WELS In hiding with a price on ent propoettlion from post-war scale because of classroom his head, he met me in the France, but to them the mili crowding. 7. r iiw iZTSJ heart of downtown SEdgon, tary might of the enemy Is The Two-year experimental wearing huge dark glasses at purely quantMnittve: I t cannot Children’s Dresses phase of the five-town busing •I (» jftot m m agrainot taidu, troops mv nine In the evening, EUtd an ab Impose a quaUtottve change on Best Selection In Manchester project from Hartford’s North and strafing aircraft. Z surdly gay straw hat (he wels the fnevitable result of the 22- Values to 7.98 End will be completed this June. ^ *1. 1. •- It—and bitter tear® of Im- cornered and brutally murder year-old struggle—the Viet LADIES’ GIRDLES Hartford's Board of Education ^ere shed’^ by os- ed by police shortly Eifterward.) namese will be vletortous. hopes to enlarge the program t Pri>-Western Vletna- 1^ each dedicated, some- 2 F., 4.98 AU SIZES — ONE RIU COUNTER mese when they heard that the A defense mechEuilsm giveii with more towns and more chil the guerrilla a sinful vanity In by»terteai fflgl^r, the dren involved. v J ! ! ^ violence, and shocking Americans who retook the pro- R « g . SALE his 'P o v e r ty and self-denial. A Vletcong end North Vretnamese "Ideally," he said. Hartford Vtotcoiv valOT fo m o ^ t- vlnclal headquarters In the old 5.98 veteran of the Indo-Ghina War doifoUesB carry manerous co will do three things. It will make ” ’y®‘ Hue had raised erced fainthearts who throw Girls’ Wool Skirts ★ 2.95 ★ "cooperative arrangements" Party sensation grin^y pointed out T h at half- the stars and stripes over It. told me in Hanoi he weui paid about 70 dollars a month. When themselvea Into human-eea at- 1 COM PLETE RACK 3.98 with suburban towns to teach are uimhls i ^ have seen Vietnamese weep I protested that the Communist tacks only because there Is a a certain number of Hartford are unable to secure a siiurle ■ > j , __ . Reg. S.ALE ★ 1.98 ★ city from the attacks of the « e - fndlgnaUon for inuch lei»; regime was paying 80 times as fifubmachdne-gun n t their toacks, 8.98 children: the city will b^ld Serve them drinks in “tin cans ’ and watdb my.” Why? American soldiers tossing candy much to technicians who had 'w**® commit suicidal outrages large educational parks, and a' ______j to street urchins In Saigon, and 6.98 * thedr eyes pop! We’re only kiddin^Tf couree. The answer echoes down the never fougtiit the French, he re- to 'Saigon because If they **'“ *8® busing program within the city *u 1 1. . uien pucninfi’ in a firecracker These are actually glasses with P la te r’s centuries from the lost armies .y ,* _____ piled wltheringly: "But they are death there they will meet It 2.98 FOR THE LADIES - ALL OUR WOOL SKIRTS will be started. to make them jump. not "u s". If you want them to do comrades when The director of the project nut, Bromo-<zer or Campbell Soup la b ^ , of the pre-Christian Chinese These Eu:e the hidden haters, things, you have to give them they withdraw. 1.98 REDUCED DURIN8 OUR LEAP YEAR SALE! went on to explain why it should four'for ?5, and Schlitz Beer, four for $7. tyrant that built the great wall, but mUtakenly dispatched half- v’’’® provide the pas- money.” Even the hem may be the continue. a-mUllon men against the an- ^''Ve but emotional sympathy TeEmi later I asked a "neu- ■AaafiA product Of a concentrated Reg. SALE There were four groups of Good for soup-on-the-rocks, mixed d rii^ , course In Indoctrination which 8.95 Hartford’s North End students cestors of the Vietnamese, from ^e Vletcong can quickly trEd" Vietnamese why South BOYS’ HEAVY WHILE juices, milk or beer. Generous 14 oz. Size. the conquering Mongols, the tom Into active and practical Vietnamese______soldiers_____ did_____ not hsLS taught hhn that his ooun- 6.98 In his study. One stayed in Hart have the frightening reputation tiry 'oomes before eU, and has ford without extra help, another Labels won’t wash off! Conversation p i ^ Mmquering Mings, and from the support. They cannot detest the ('Herald phMo by Bucelvlclus) as fighters of the Vletcong. “But armed him with little more than C.P.O. SHIRTS THEY stayed and got extra help and a for parties so they make wonderful gifts. c \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN TWKLW KANCHBSnni EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Tolland Clubs presentations, which will of some of the rioting and loot be Judged by representatives Whites in Detroit Area ing, Edward Vaughn, a Negro Miss Claflin^ Mrs. Doyle Scouts to Stress from Long Wharf Theater and militant, left no doubt about BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: Town Meeting Votes $12,100 Tale Drama School. where he hoped Al* people would ‘Outing’ in Show TV-Radio Tonight The cast of the Tolland Jun Reportedly Buying Arms stand. To End Teaching Careers For Roal Vdua On AH ior’s play includes Diane BU- " I certainly ttope that lots of Charter Oak Council of the To Run Town Until June 30 lington, Lom a McCiarthy, Nan (Oontlnned from Page One) blacks are shooting back if they Two elementary teachers the University of Connecticut Boy Scouts of America Is pre Osterllng, Vivian Phillips and violence, it will be the kind that are being shot,” say* Vaughn. whose combined service in Man last June. r Cuts of Fiwsh Moafs •“ Approximately 25 person* at way maintenance account was Karati instructor named An paring for Its greatest produc Bette Stefanowlc*. Mrs. John Is esesdated * to a people-to- “ After last summer, I think She replaces Miss Mary Faig- Television tending laat night’s town meet opposed by Wanat. thony M. Imperiale. It has stat chester totals nearly 50 years tion and largest scouting show Woods is In charge of makeup, people confrontaticn. we understand what Uie man’s nant, who resigned recently tol, 5:00 ( Perry Mason (30) Nuntley-Brinkley (C) Sold Tho Sarvica W ay — were among four submitting In council history, It reports. 7:15 (30) Newsreel ing approved the allocation of The appropriation had re costumes, props and prompting ed its membership at 1,660 but like now. We won’t allow our join the faculty at the Univer ( 8ilMa) Mike Douilaa ” In short a true race riot.” resignations to the Board of The show, "Smoke Signals (18) Hlatvnray P a tr« 7:30 (103033-30)' Virginian (C) $12,100 to run the town for the ceived the backing of the Board for the New Haven per police believe that is is not that selves to be tricked. We are sity of Hartford. (30) Ptscoveiing America (18) Upbeat Shop W a s tarn lo a f of Finance. In Detroit, the counter part of Education Monday. 1968,” depicting "The Wonder ( 313) Lost In Space balance of the fiscal year end formance. very much like the traditional Mrs. Jean Gamo, currently on (34) MMerogera Neighbor large. Newark’s white militants is an Miss Sylvia Claflin, Grade 1 ful Outdoor World of Scouting,” hood (34) Stitch with Style A major expenditure, unan American who would shoot back leave of absence, was granted (30) (Tombat ( 8) T.B.A. ing June 80. The executive board of the It uses a gun range in south organization called Break teacher at Bowers School; and will be presented at the State (40) Avengem (C) Marts. ticipated, was a $600 repair bill to defend himself.” a year’s extension. (40) IMOHale’s Navy The allocation brings the Tolland Junior’s will meet through, headed by Don Mrs. Mary Willard Doyle, Grade Armory In Hartford on March 5:30 (30) Ladles Day 8:00 (34) IntemaMonal Magazine for the town pickup truck pur em New Jersey for training and Next: Fedeial Involvement (40) (Bdb Young ( 8) Yale-Brown Hockey amounts in the various cate chased last year. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home Lobzinger, an employee of the 4, Higland Park School, plan 23. (Ldve) has publicly claimed it owns a In Riot Omtrol. (18) Sports World gories to approximately the of Mrs. Dennis Hart of Anthony city’s Parks and Recreation to retire at the end of the cur Thousands of Cub Scouts, (34) What's New? 8:30 (18) Subecrlptlon TV Zanghi reported the head armored truck and helicopter. 6:45 (18) Newa ( 0-im Beverty HiUbUlies % M 9I fountiN ■fAWfTHMTBR ffVBNINO HERALD. HANCHESIER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MAKCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 PAGE FlFTCm Vernon THINK SMALL 61784.90 South Windsor FW el Head 1068 VbOtmntfBti SedMi Joint Trial Delivered in MandneBber Scoreboard P red ictin g School Building Schedule Equipped with leatherette In Teacher in Manchester Finds MedUI Bair, Hartford su terior, windshield washer, 2- perintendent of schools, has Being Sought -By CLAY R POLLAN- speed electric wipers, heater, AMH UMA 'sent letters to 16 town boards MAR. 23 Your Doily Activity Guide LSD Penalty Means Race to Opening Date defroster, 4-way safety flashers, asking thenl to take part tai m back-up lights, front and rear Suburbs with Own ‘Ghettos’ In Dezso Case It According to the Slori. 'i OCT. 23 school board called for 26 clcMS- Project Concern starting in To develop message for Thursday,, WASmNOTON (AP) — Th« The 16 to ISrmonth construc seat bdts. A Manchester resident and a the fall. 23-34-S6.67 3-17-28-29^ rooms. The extra 14 rooms were building the Globe HoUow James E. Dezso, 17, of 287 74-76-79.81 read words corresponding to numbers 30-33-41 ^ aeUiif chairman of a Houm tion period stated in each of . Three towns have reported D recommended by the Public Manchester High School teach School and Is considering sin- Phoenix St., Vernon, charged ^ TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. last night’s bids for the SB-room RIs. II, Tellind Tpks. "no room.” They are Wind Slir-SIRVICI MPT fTOM Commerce subcommittee pre Building Committee and Archi er apoke with opposed views at other,” Whitney said. APR 21 TED TRUDON TsIcsHvlIls-Mmelmlsr sor, Canton and Rocky Hill. with breaking and entering with 1 Realize 31 Storms 61 Your dicts the House will overwhelm elementary school brings the tect Arnold Lawrence. "Why Is It,” he asked, ‘'the ( MA'T 21 2 D o y 32 Con 62 Chorm ^ 449-JIH last night’s discussion ot Proj Two towns in the project criminal Intent and larceny BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER completion date uncomfortably They are located on the third VOLKSWAGEN small towns with limited financ ^ 8- 9 -13-15 3 Be 33 Apple-ple 63 Happy 26-36*37.40/^. ingly pass the bill to Impose ect Concern In South Windsor. when it begah two years ago over $16 but less than $250, had 4 Ploni 34 A 64 Congenlol OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. close to the September 1969 tar floor of the school, making full es can do the Job and Hairtford’a ''24-57-60 5 Geored 35 To 42-58-61-88^ r . penalties for possession of the Howard SIborsky, a Spanish have accepted. Farmington his case continued yesterday in 6?^And get date for the school opening. use of the natural terrain of the $46 million program okayed in OSAMNI 6 Join 36 Developments 66 Solesmonship SAOITTAilUf 7 Sfort 37 In hallucinatory drug LSD. teacher at Manchester High said it wants to expand and Rockville Circuit Court to 67 To • NOV. 23 The deadline is further com school site. 1966 has not caused a scratch 8 B e 38 in 66 Conditions School although a South Wind Slm sbu^ said it will keep March 19. JUNE 22 Rep. Paul O. Rogers, D-F1a., plicated by the delays of calling The third floor construction In the ground?” 9 Alert 39 Leod 69 Moves DEC 22 TEL. 643-9016 sor resident, said "We in South the number It has now. Dezso is charged with break 10 Thof told a reporter Tuesday the sub- another referendum for more provides additional classrooms Harry Anderson, chairman of QN 4- 5-44-43 40 High 70 Brighten 2-35-52-6V Windsor live In a self-imposed South Windsor and West ing into the John Larabee resi &'50-7080-90 M Progressive 4) Order 71 Things oommittee probably will send at relatively low cost, according l2Todoy 42 Ploces 72 Under 62-65-66 V Mtef ikfhaks e f money, necessitated by the bids ghetto." the Board of Education, told Hartford, also among the dence on Elizabeth Dr. last No the administration bill to the coming in higher than anticipat to the building committee. him, "a town like South Windsor CANCfR 13 To 43 Need 73 Control CAPRICOtN original five towns, have yet ^ JUNE 23 14 M oking 44 Moke 74 Whot floor before Easter. The school board alternately Siborsky said Manchester stu vember. DEC. 23 ^ ed. could not get away with not do to make a decision. His case is being continued to 15 Possible 45 The 75 Or Subcommittee hearings ended tabled, rejected and then ap dents, children from a similar 16 Visit 46 To 76 You JAN. JO ^ The apparent low bidder. As ing things. Elected officials are give Atty. Etalo Gnuttl, prose- Tuesday with suMurances by sociated Construction Co., set a proved the school in a series of "ghetto," speak about Negroes far more sensitive in a small Manchester's board has 0144-15-47-59 17 Systematic 47 Most 77 Decisions 1-10-21-31^ voted to wait till after the re- cu ^r of Tolland Superior Court, 18 S^eone 46 Steodfost 70 Bring 32-7684-89^ Commissioner of Narcotics Hen 17-month completion date, Pro see-saw actions in January and as If they were print in a news town.” S/63^4-48 19 Groups 49 Mointoin 79 Con paper, not people. stilts of an advisory referen time to ask for a bench war 20 Toke 50 Purposes 80 Your AQUARIUS ry L. Giordano that proposed vidlng the contract was award- February 1967. Dr. Thomas Mahan, director ISO penalties for iMssesslon of the dum April 30 before making rant to consolidate this case 5 JULY 24 21 Even 51 Your 61 Bring JAN Jl jS ed to them in March (permit- The same indecision occurred Manchester and South Wind of Project (Joncem, said the best with others in which Dezso is 22 III 52 Disploy 82 Accomplish mind-bending drug would be a decision. 1 , AUG. 23 23 There's 53 Potieoce 83 Of ting construction to begin in the Board of Repre- sor students know only one schools, teachers and equipment charged. aimed at pushers, rather than April), the 17 months would be sentatives who also delayed ap- world for real, the antiseptic Three towns have agreed 6-11-19-20 24 Tricky 54 Keep 84 Rodiont 16-1622-27^ put in Hartford could do no bet Monday in Manchester Circuit ^39-5545-86 25 Important 55 In 85 Social 36-43-83-87 N.. experimenting students. up in September 1969. proval of the school, with con- world of the middle-class, white ter. to - Join the project for the 26 Exciting 56 Limit 86 Motters for BABY "As far as I am concerned,” over ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. suburb, he said. first time. They are Bolton, Court, his alleged companion in VIROO 27 Or 57 "C o n " 87 Attention RISCES Thls timetable makes no al- “P- He said Hartford’s schools the Larabee burglary, Dennis AUG. 24 28 Keep 58 Con 88 Benefits Giordano told a questioner, proval. "Project Concern can aid Plain'ville and Glastonbury. 29 Accounts 59 Of 89 Rainbows lowances for possible construc are good. But if the teaching LaChapelle, 17, of 146 Phoenix SEP'f. 22 MAR. 21 "these penalties are not aimed Final specifications and plans South Windsor children,” Sibor Hartford is waiting for de 30 In 60 Gomes 90 Horizon at putting young people in Jail. tion strikes or other delays. Af staff of South Windsor’s Wap- cisions from East Hartford, St., pleaded not guilty to two \49-51-53-54 v, 2/29 7-12-14-25/C- were finally prepared and vot i t ’ s a sky said, "by preventing this (S)Good a)Advcrsc Neutral 69-75-77 They are aimed at the traffick ter completion the building must ers approved the school bond closed ghetto mind." ping School were put in the Wethersfield, Avon, Newing counts of breaking and entering /71-72-73_ € er." be inspected and minor correc issue for $1,780,000 last fall. North End’s Arsenal School, ton and Granby. with criminal Intent and his tions are usually required before g a y S p r i n g Frank Whitney of Manchester the poor situation would not case was bound over to the next Rep. Tim Lee Carter, R-Ky., They will now have to partici stood to ask why Hartford did who had called the possession the schools can be occupied. pate in an additional referen change there. session of Hartford Superior Superintendent of Schools not spend its self-alloted $45 He said Project Concern has Indians Hoard Gold Court after he waived a prob break, LAChapelle was charged and who appeared in Tolland portion of the bill "absolutely dum to allcate additional funds mllUon on planned schools. unenforceable," said he would Raymond Ramsdell was out of meet Increased construction proved the social environment NEW DELHI —Although In able cause hearing. with breaking into the home of Superior Court yesterday. support it, provided it is not town today, and could not be costs, according to the ad- "Enfield is building a new makes the difference. The at dia banned the private hoarding Two charges of larceny over Leslie Bromfield of Birch Mt. used to imprison high school reached for comment on the ef- mlnlstrative reaction to last school costing $1 million, Ver titudes of the suburban children of gold in 1962, Indians are still $15, but less than $250 were nol- Rd. Latest government figures 2 and college students who expert feet of the construction time- night’s bids, non is accepting bids tonight for toward learning and school has believed to be hiding more than led by Prosecutor James Mira- The two youths are among ten show that the average U.S. fa ment with dangerous drugs. table on the school population. while Vernon officials fiddled a 39-room school to cost about changed the children bused out $3.3 billion in gold coins, bars blle. who were charged with numer mily spends 19.9 per cent of its The bill provides a maximum The town was threatened with with the indecision over the size $1.7 million and Manchester is of Hartford, he said. and assorted objects. In addition to the Larabee ous breaks throughout the state Income on clothing. one-year penalty for possession double sessions next year ,which of the school, construction costa of hallucinogens, depressants was avoided only through the steadily increased. and stimulants, and five years Juggling of classes and location MounUng construction costs Vernon and $10,000 for manufacturers, of the eighth graders at Sykes, precipitated the canceling of sellers smd distributors of Dr. Ramsdell had anticipated plans to build a Catholic high drugs. Even stronger penalties the new school would bo filled school in Rockville during this Man Arrested are provided for adults who sell except for about three class- time. 8 them to minors. rooms when it opened In S e p t ------In Wife Assault Mbre evidence about the de ember 1969. INEXPENSIVE BUT GOOD TREAT gree of youth experimentation Bruce D. Burgees of 41 High It appears conceivable the n EW DELHI (AP) —City po- S t 'was arrested early yester YOURSELF on Qua/(fyfbo(f with LSD and marijuana came new school might not be ready „p ^n "anti-missile" If you're active day morning e u k I chairged 'with Dresses and Diaper Sets from a reporter, Jed Drews of for occupancy until halfway system at a cost of only 20 ru- TO THE the Pompano Beach Sun-Senti and have a keen aggravaited assault on his 'wife. through the 1969-70 school year, ^^2 60) PdUoe bellove a hatchet wsia King’s nel and the Fort Lauderdsile requiring further JuggUng of warned of a planned demon- eye for fashion TENDEREST ALL USDA CHOICE News, who testified about his and value — you used. Low Price clMses or possible double ses- gtratlon at the old City Hall, po- The -woman, Jean LUlian Bur STEAK IN TOP ROUND STEAK 2.78 experiences during an investiga slons. lice hired Jute carpets to cover owe it to yourself gess, -WEIS treated at Rockville Adorable dress-up styles for infant girls and boys tion in the south Florida coun TOWN and-cotton. A Year's Delay stones lying around the to hurry in and General HoEgJital Eind later in permanent press cotton or polyesi■ ister-t ties of Dade, Broward and Palm The proposed 39-room school buUding. They said the carpets Spring pastels EUid prints, fancy embroideries. Beach. see our exciting transferred to Hartford Hos- has been tossed around for weU ^id the stones so the demonstra- ‘Pital. She was discharged after Sizes 9 to 24 months. Drews said he found about 28 over a year since Ite plans were jors did not find a ready supply new collection. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK per cent of the college students Easter Seal Girl Makes Personal Delivery originally presented. Controver- mlsoiles. treatment for a head cut. and 10 per cent of the high sy raged over construction o f ______|______Burgess, -who la 69, was pre school students had tried mari Easter Seal Girl Mary Ellen Chlcolne personally delivered seals this week to Mayor Nathan sented yesterday in Rockville CUT FROM Agostinelll, right, and Atty. Paul Marte, president of Manchester Rotary Club. Manchester such a large school for kinder juana, and that about five per garten through fourth grade. O rcult CJourt 12 where bond residents are receiving their seals in the mail this week. Atty. Marte is chairman of the Man -was set a t $7,{KK) and the case smss BOTTOM ROUND cent of the college students and Many people including some Xerox Copy Service OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. two to three per cent of the high chester campaign to raise $6,800. Westhlll Gardens residents have helped Rotary with the continued to March 12. Burgess Infanti* mailing. Mary Ellen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. M. Chicolne of 71 Spring St., Rock school board members advocat MMachener THUR8. AND FRI. 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. school students had tried LSD. ed several smaller neighbor NEXT TO TREAT SHOPPE was unable to post 'bond and ville. She attends Hemlocks, the Easter Seal Camp, one of the statewide rehabilitation serv B lu^rlnt and Supply, Inc. was placed in Tolland State ices of the Connecticut Society for Crippled Children and Adults. (Herald photo by Pinto.) hood elementary schools, rather N. Y. SIRLOIN STEAK CRAWLERS than the single large one. 690 Hartford Rd., Manobester JaU. The original specs for the Philip Mitchell, 32, of Thomp- lb Weather 640-8608 son-vlUe, w$w arrested Monday King Ing. Patches of heavier clouds New York across the Great move across Southern New Eng school as prepared by the Low will move across the sky this Lakes region to the Northern land Thursday. Read Herald Advertisements and charged with cruelty to ani Statement mals ' following an incident top or Rottom Round Roast YOUR CHOICE Price 99 afternoon. By tonight cloudiness Plains states. The snow will Temperatures could reach into • ‘ 'Which took place In Vernon on WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The will have a firm grip over all move into Northern New Eng- the 40s today, but the increas ing cloudiness will block out the Feb. 17. Police said a dog was Basy-care cotton pop eictended period of dry weather of the Northeast. lamd tonight and continue lins or cotton seersuck The cloudiness is associated through Thursday. warm sunshine and tempera beaten so badly that it died. ' over Connecticut Is expected to The case wew tunned over to ers in blue, mint, pink, come to an end in snow—prob- with a low pressure system In Snow will be slow to arrive in tures will level off between 36 or green. Convenient the vicinity of Lake Huron. This Connecticut. It is not likely to and 40 degrees. Tonight will not the Dog Warden and to the Hu BONELESS EYE OF l£ A N I LEAN— FRESH snap crotch. For boys aibly on Thursday — The U.8. mane Society which investigated Weather Bureau reports. low will move across Northern reach Connecticut until some be as cold as last night, with and girls 9 to 24 New England Thursday and time during the day Thursday. low readings tonight in the mid and obtained a wEirrant for the months. F There will be a general in ROUND ROUND GROUND Thursday night. The principle snow area will re 20s. Cloudiness and very little SMxmsed’s arrest. Mitchell was SIRLOIN crease in cloudiness today. 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PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1908 C oventry News in / Run-off Vote The W orld Stock up now, during our Total By Teachers Value Sale, on quick and easy frozen F ir s t Priest Gets foods that make meal-planning a Prison Sentence Set March 6 snap! N ation al MANILA (AP) — A Roman March e has been tentatively Catholic priest who shot and scheduled as the data tor a spe S t o r e s killed another priest during a cial run-off election to deter quarrel over parish funds was mine the baiYaining a^%nt tor sentenced today to 8 to 17 years Coventry teachers in Ahis ybar's in prison. The Rev. Jose Slson Estrada salary negoUationt/ with the High quality, low prices, plus valuable Board of Education. The con lOHiison was found guilty of homleide test will be between the two lo S&H Green Stamps,— that’s what’s and illegal possession of a fire cal teacher organizations, the u arm by a local court. The shoot JBII Q waiting for you at our Lenten Total Education Association of Cov MACARONI ing occurred in 1965 in Pangast- entry (EAC) and the Coventry Value Sale, with terrific buys on all nan province, northwest of Ma federation of Teachers (CFT). & CHEESE your favorite Lenten foods! Come in nila. The election should settle a and see how varied and interesting The victim was the Rev. Isi question that has been pending 12 oz pkg ORcetM dro Estrada, but the priests since an earlier election Dec. arrAMt^ your menus can be — and how much were not related. 20 in which the CFT was select money you can save! Father Estrada was also fined ed as bargaining agent by a 3250 for possessing an unli 47-46 vote. With a total of 66 censed gun .and was ordered to voting in that election, 2 votes pay damages to his victim’s were also cast for a third ballot heirs. He was out on ball while choice, "neither organization” . his lawyer arranged an appeal. The EAC claimed at that time Ib w w SS that since neither it nor the CFT Schools Closed received a clear majority of In Madras, India votes cast the election was In- vadld. Moderator David McKen Solid Pack MADRAS, India (AP) —All zie ruled the CFT the winner, p O V J N O educational institutions In 7 of and negotiations were begun be Finast in Oil the 14 districts of Madras state 2 tween that group and the school S o d e S ^ ^ STEAK were closed indefinitely today In board. —MORE .an attempt to ward off violence The EAC, however, officially by students agitating against of challenged the election results, ficial use of the Hindi language. and papers were served on the TASTE Students In southern districts CFT, the school board and of the Tamil-speaking state are McKenzie. Two court appear demanding that Madras pull out ances were set, at which the O'SEH of the Indian Union unless the CFT was to show cause why 7 oz central government abandons an injunction should not be HADDOCK cans its plans to make Hindi the offi 8 served against it. But both ses '“’“FLOBm ER LB cial language. The students con sions were postponed while the tend Hindi speakers will grab two sides agreed out of court DINNER XO UB all the government Jobs. to the special run-off election. 5-lb $ 0 ^ ^ CHOICE At Vlrudhunagar College In Some details remain to be hsi ^ the Ramnad district, secession settled before the March 6 elec ist students clashed with ontise- tion date becomes definite. A cessionists Tuesday. Windows moderator must be selected, and and lights In the college build the EAC reportedly favors use snolU's ings were broken. of a professional arbitration as sociation in this capacity. f fi s h SBIBW Ex-Prime Minister In past years, the ElAC has • of represented teachers in the an Returns from Rhodesia nual salary talks, since it was n ii o [ i n m LONDON (AP) — Former the only teacher organisation in 0VS 1EBS Heat t Prime Minister Sir Alec Dtug- the town. The CFT was form las-Home returned from a ed last fall, necessitating the T Cool 1 three-day visit to Rhodesia and December election to determine importti IHOniDER said he would submit new pro him I the bargaining agent. Both posals on the rebellion in the Af groups are affiliated with state Langostina rican territory to Prime Minis organizations, the EAC with the 99'\ Fish CaKes Medium ter Harold Wilson. Connecticut Education Associa $ Vlhlta Douglas-Home the Conserva tion and the CFT with the —'I' tive party’s spokesman on for American Federation of teach Shrimp eign affairs, had talks with ers. 6 oz Rhodesian premier Ian Smith during his visit. He would give PAULS S m o l^ cans no clue to the nature of his pro posals. People in FISH . V, That's the t»sn jjehcious — ------— Air France Offers STICKS ‘ ®t\pEPPERS-IEA'‘ - Bargain Trips to JV.Y. The News PARIS (AP)—Air France to day advertised round trips to F Adopted Blind Child ‘ t W CHUCK STEAR - ‘^IsHOULOW ^ New York with 16 days in a ho tel for 1,681 francs—$316. Respond* to Love Fiu n ra The bargain trip also Includes PlTTSBTOaH (AP) — Nor sightseeing in New York, a full- ma d ayp od , an unmarried [ b e e f c u b e s i f o r n i a Brookside page ad In Paris papers said. teacher, has an adopted three- Dairy Specials! The ad said that holders of a yeaiMild (laughter, Patti EUaine, French passport would also get a UtUe laughing blonde. Both fliiiERinin reductions ot 10-30 per cent on are bUnd. certain tourist facilities such as A year ago, when the child E travel, hotels and car rent. A re came to live permanently with First O* the Fresh! duction of 50 per cent on air her new family, she had a voca SPIICHEITI flights within the United States bulary of three words. She is being (Kinsldered, the ad said. crawled with hesitation at an age V f b t a other children walk. LARGE SIZE But a year of love has wrought an amazing change. Deaths in The youngster now runs like a tomboy and Jabbers Incessantly. I B r a n o l i "She’ll crawl into my lap and I5'/2 oz The Nation say 'Hug me tight, Mommle. Tight Green Heads Refreshing Indian River Kiss me.’ She’s a very warm lit f r i e d Elmer Brown tle girt. I can’t image what it COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. would be like not having her in SHRIMP COCKTAIL (AP) — Elmer Brown, 66, presi the house,’’ says Miss daypool. SHRIMP ’” dent of the International Typo CLOVERDALE SLICED BACON lb 65c She met Patti Elaine in her 2 87 graphical Union since 1958, died Job as a teacher of handi(»ipi>ed Tuesday. Brown had announced children. After having die child ea earlier that he would not seek in her home for two brief vaca Finast d a l e I another ter m as ITU leader. tions she decided she would try Cream Style 5 cans Doctors said pneumonia was the to adopt her. SWEET CORN nnn ,iVt i immediate cause of death, but that Brown had suffered from Finast 16 oz i O’* Army Plan* to Send lOOKIES '-'J cancer. Grandmother to Viet SLICED BEETS Medium 6 cans ITJ a f /. Waller Berctta .DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — Walter The Army plans to send a ANJOU Yor Garden Elberta 30 oz CREAM CHEESE Beretta, 59, a sculptor who had grandmother to Vietnam to help Slietd or Halves can ■ PEACHES served as monuments officer for it Improve its logtstics system. CABBAGE LEMOHS Brookside • “ ' 2 5 ' the New York City Parks De- Mrs. William B. Harvey, 64, PEARS 40 oz who has seven grandchildren, ADD FLAVOR partmen tsince 1934, died Mon said she answered an Army call FOR A LOW CALORIE BISQUICK VARIETY MIX pkK day of cancer. Beretta was re FOR A c TO LENTEN FISH sponsible for maintenance of for volunteers for the program m m DESSERT and was accepted. 100 0 1 6 oz 00 more than 700 statues in the five Anacin Tablets NEW ENGLAND l | l SOFT MARGARINE boroughs of New York. "I thoroughly agree with our SPAGHETTI SAUCE Finast 3 m reasons for being over there,’ ’ BOILED DINNER | | | Frank <1. Lymon pkis a 629*^ Finast Mb she said. 2 - 39‘ Royal Gelatins 1 6 oz $ 1 00 pk e A ' T NEW YORK (AP) — Frank J. Mrs. Harvey, who expects to 4 Lymon, 26, leader of a rock ’n’ be stationed in Vietnam for four Finast pkgs I Hudson Printed Towels ■Sif 35c ELBOW MACARONI roll singing group called "Fran to six months, is a computer 5 kie Lymon and his Teen-Agers," systems analyst with more than was found dead Tuesday in a 26 years of government service. Yuban Instant Coffee Health & Beauty Special*! friend’s apartment. Police said She said her husband, a World Lymon, on leave from Ft. Gor War I Army chaplain and a re Beacon Floor Wax don, Ga., where he was in the tired Baptist minister, is consid Miracle White Fabric Softener . Bakery Dept. Specials! Army, died of an overdose of ering going to Vietnam on his ALKA SELTZER narcotics. own to t>e with her. 27 01 PVREK-Uhire Johnson’s Bravo Floor Wax can » Vk Ot. LOAF DISH M ongi SUm Mrs. Filbert’s TABLETS ROT CROSS BUnS sneusH mumns $484 for Your Food a Reported Improving Tasty Treat TUNIS (AP) ^ Vongi sum, Mrs. Filbert’s » 2 Qt. SOUARE LOAF DISH pkg25 Lenten Favorite WASHINGTON — Expend president of the U.N. Oeneral Individual Pizzas itures for food in tlie United 6 at Made From A Special Formula States in 1967 are estimated at Assembly at the 1961 fall ses- Pillsbury Biscuits ^ M ik 3 cant I si(m , is reported improving » 10 inch S PIE PLATE $96.5 billion — up 3 per cent from a tieart attack suffered Fleischmann’s Diet Margarine from 1966 and about double the last weekend. 1947 outlay. Per capita food ex 1 lb » 2 Qt. OBLONG UTILITY DISH penditure was $484, up about 2.6 Officials said Tuesday that Yuban Coffee per cent from 1966 and about SUm, 69, was stricken whUe 2 11 a i . a t heading a Tunisian Moslem pU- Dash Dog Food aani » 1 Qt. LIQUID MEASURE Gillette Right Guard’»59‘ double the 1945 cost. grimage to Mecca. He is Tuni sian secretary of state tor Jus Airwick Room Deodorizer ’GIFT ’BOURBON 2 Ik tice. 10 0 f t . 79' Glad Wrap Rail Heads-Up Hair Tonic» 54' mX OR MATC^ir BREAD SAIMI^m ICED PDUND CAKE t i BARDSTOWN, Ky. , (AP) — U.S. Army General Ik 10 SI One of Al Durante’s friends, aft DUTCH APPLE PIE ’ ta 49' To Get Seoul Award Sno-Man Lunch Bags YOUR er hunting on a farmer’s land, r,RYE' > 1 Ik presented him with a bottle of SEOUL ( AP) — The South 29' Kal Kan Stew Dog Food Schick Hot LatherB4‘ t OATMEAL V MULTI-GRAIN BREAD Uat imexpenslve bourbon. Korean government will award "That’s Just right,’’ the farm the Order of National Security CHOICE l*LB « ITAU AH APPLE SPICE DDNUTS 27' er sighed after sampling the Merit Second Class to U.S. Planters Peanut Butter In U A V I^ n *z gift. Army Qen. C. W. Abrams, depu # , W HOLE WHEAT Sucrets “™'“‘ ^ 39' ANGEL CAKE • a 49' i’What do you mean ‘Just ty commander of U.S. forces In right’ ?’’ asked the hunter. South Vietnam. "If it were any worse," the A government spokesman farmer explained, "I couldn’t said today the award is in rec N: drink it, and If It were any bet ognition of close c(x>peration and support rendered by the THE FINEST QUALITY.. .THE LOWEST PRICES. . . PLUS ter, you never would have given four-star general to Korean S&H GREEN STAMPS...GOOD NEWS AT OUR LENTEN TOTAL VALUE SALEl it to me.’’ Hoar, diarattai and tobacco axampl Irom tUnip ohar troops stationed in Vietnam. Beei, Giisretlei ind tobacco ssvmpt iiom .uunp uii.i Price* effect/ve First National Super Market*, thru Sat., Mar. 2, 1968 Prices effective First Netionel Super Merhets. thru Set.. Mer. 2. 1968 (W g r#»Grve th» right to limit QUtntlty.) (we reserve the right to limit que'ntity.) I i ' j ' t P Jiaa EIOHTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 28, 1968 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Pages 19 to 36 before moving to Hartford 28 Section Two y e a n ago. She waa a member 12 th Circuit Police Charge Two Youths Continued Busing Style Show of Hartford Chapter of Hadaa- aah, Hebrew Home for the Aged, Ccmrl Cases Aids Heart Jewish ChUdren’s Service Or In Safe Crackings Break tlon In Manehezter’a northeart Library Gets ganisation, and the Qolden Age McUon and to new apeurtment Club of the Jewish Commimlty ROOKVnXE SESSION Two Manchester youths have Police said today that some Backed by LWV Weiss Assures Cut houaing. School officlala flgura Federal Grants Fund Drive Center. been charged In connection with of the money taken from the that for every three new apart- The caae of Thomas A. Rych- Manchester Carpet Oo. had been menta conatruoted, one child la Survlvon Include a son, Atty. the safe cracking at Manches The 170-member MenchestOT League Manchester Cheney Library • A benefit fashion show for Morris W. Fuhr of South Wlndr llng;, 24, of Nathan Hale Rd,, recovered. More than $125 In In School Budget added to the achool ayatem. has received approval tor two ter Carpet, Sll Main St. and a cash waa taken from the amaU Voters is supporting Project WMte the «l«,sao data proo- men and women drew a ca- sor; a daughter, M n. Mannle Coventry, waa continued to next Hartford disadvantaged children to M ^ h e s t ^ federal granU totaling $7,200, break and entering at Dillon safe after. It waa smashed open During a review yeeterday of tJie Board of EducatJon’s sm/ing budget 6 ftopemea to pantty crowd lastt night at Breimer of Cambridge, Mass.; Tuesday’s' session of Circuit ject to control of the tocal project by the Mandhester under terms of toe Library Serv Sales and Service, 819 Main St. by thieves who used the com- record 1968-69 budget requeet o f 87,147,759, General ~!I**?1* «t the yteeait iwel. Slanola Restawrant. BoMon. » Court 12 In RockvlUe. whlch occurred early yesterday pony’s own tools. ices and Oonatruction Act, John three grandchildren. Board of Education. Manager Robert Weiss left no doubt that he will recom the iMhool budget oontaJm a The enUiFe proceeds of the funeral services will be held Rychllng appeared In court morning. Nothing was taken from Dil Approximately 100 members Hartford chlldrat have bene- $7,000 Stem for knprovemeata Jackson, chief librarian, an show, which was eponeored by tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the chap- yesterday where an additional William D. Wilson, 17, of 88 lon’s, but thieves entered the of the League met In study ses- fited academically and aodaHy, mend a substantial cut to the Board of Directoirs. to the data center at Benhet nounced today. The requeat, adopted Fab. 12 ------— the Gbntage House Boutique, el of Weinstein Mortuary, 640 charge of risk of Injury to a Oak St. is charged with break large building, prying open a Blons, and the consensus was and have found acceptance In Junior m gh fiohool. The Library Board. which by the achool board, repreaenta ^nd aubmlt an Item- 18 Oaik St, were donated to the Farmington Ave., H a^ord. child was added to the two ing and entering in both cases cash register, several desks and that Manchester shoqld continue Manchester. Tbe town haa a jotot agree submitted toe grant applications Heart Piind. Mrs. Doris Bolding Rabbi Abraham N. AvRutlck counts of cruelty to persons pre- and larceny of more than $260 a filing cabinet. the program. Hartford cl^kiren have dlaeov- an Increaae of $882,769 over the by-ltem analyala. ment tor uae o f the center, and for $6,000 and $2,200, respective o f The HeraAd was oonunenta- \vlll officiate. Burial will be In vlously levied against him. He In the Manchester Carpet theft. Wilson was released to the Mrs. Thomas tatham, LWV ered a now learning onvlron' current $6,266,000 operating q ,,, propoeed teachere’ I n -Wetaa______noted he ______'would aloo In- ly, voted at a recent meeting to tor. TVmy O'Bright and his or- Ellington Jewish Cemetery. was returned to Tolland State Michael P. LeFrancois, 18, of custody of his parents under the president, explained how tlie ment and have adjusted to It. budget, and If left untouched creaae of $201,000 waa baaed on ohide $7,000 In hla budget for. request (hat toe Board of Di chestra ptoyed background mu- There will be no calling jaU, when he waa unable to 136 E. Middle Tpke. Is charged no cash bail program and Le- League became Involved In the Hartfoni children In Manches would require a four-mill tax *n arbitrary schedule built in by town’s ahsxe o f the hn- rectors establish separate wash FVancois waa released after sic for the show end for danc- hours. post bond. with breaking and entering with study. ter schools; unlflce those in Increaae. the superintendent because ne- provemente. Its ehare o f openi- out accounts to receive toe criminal Intent at Dillon’s and p os^ ^ $260 bond. The pair will She said, "We wanted to see the inner city, have achieved ing afterward. Memorial week will be ob Rychllng was arrested Feb. 18 ‘T m going to out; bbviousliy 'gotlatlona with the teachers titonal ooata to pre^oned to re- funds. larceny of more than |280 in the appeal' In Manchester Circuit Just how Manchester has been academically at least n year’s Mrs. H. John Malone and served at her home. as Uie result of an investig^atlon Receives Medals I’ve got to,” the manager toM have reached an Impaaee and main at $10,000. The larger grant, Jackson safe cracking. Court 12, March 11. affected by the two-year experi- progress in a year. are being taken to state-level Mrs. Charles PontlcelH were ------Into the beating of 18-month-old School Superintendent WilHam Ourtto and the manager said, will permit the library to Capt. John F. Gallup Jr., son ment.” Hartford children’s language mediation. oo-dtairmen of the event. The George Treadwell John Gladwin of 13 Mountain Curtis and Business Manager agreed some pdloy ndes for add to its microfilm holdlngrs of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Galt She added, "Becat|se of so skUU have improved. facUUiw of Ftono’s were do- George Treadwell, 76, of Pom St. The child has remained In Manchester Area Douglas Pierce.” But J won’t The Increase would permit a the continued Joint use o f the and reduce to film additional naied for the benefit. Refresh- Beach, Fla., brother of criUcal condiUon at H ebron lup of 101 Elizabeth Dr., re- much evident confusion, so few Speech patterns of the ghetto, say how much until I get fur basic schedule (for bachelor’s center ought to be woriced out back Issues of newspapers and Hartford which have been a barrier to ments were donated by Davis Treadwell of Manchester Hospital ever since. cently received the Al^ Medal available facts and such a high ther along In my study.” degree teachers) starting at $6- tat order to guarantee the periodicals widely In demand by academic development, have Drivers Charged with Sixteenth Oak Leaf Clus- degree of emotionalism, we A t the same time, Weiss told 100 and reaching a $9,66 maxi town’s Intererts. library users for research, such Boatrioe Brown of Co- Gladwin’s three-year-old sls- been significantly altered. Gists Cited ter and the Bronze Star Meded were determined, to get at all the school officials he feK their mum In 18 annual incrementa. A $6,000 hike in the tram- as The Herald, New York and the ^ lumbla, died yesterday In Pom- waa beaten also but did not Outside the classroom, Hart onotlans were donated by Fair- hospltallsaUon. . In Two Crashes for outstanding and meritorious the facts.” ‘ budget was both “weU formulat' The current bachelor’s scale poitatlon budget (from $ll'i,- Times, Time Magazine, and At Two one-car accidents occur service In Vietnam. ^ preparing for unit studies, ford chlldrren have participat ed and well Justified,” as are the ranges from $0,760 to $9,800. 000 to $160,000) represents hls lantic Monthly. Survivors also include his rinnnin f mrnohiA m nt For Nursing ed in extracurricular activi Hairstyles for the models and ^ j g daughters, another Machle, 19, of 13 red late last night, one In He Capt. Gallup was awarded the l WV resources committee large majority o f the requests he The teachere, when negotia- 'niest Judgment” on Increased The second grant will go for Caleb St., Hartford, charged ties, and have estabUShed so the cemmentator were created and two other sisters. bron and the other in Tolland. Air Medal for heroism while interviewed many persons In is reviewing. tione stalled, were asking tor costs, Curtis said. equipment and materials to car with receiving stolen goods, cial ties. by the staff o f the Oarriaige The funeral and burial will be About 10 p.m. Robert A. Yoc- serving as aircraft commander yoiyed In Project Concern, However, unless he swings a salary increase of $814,000. The current oontraot to ex- ry on the library’s program of waived examination and had his Agency Plans of a CH-47A helicopter with the .pj, included Dr. Thomas Problems that have occurred publicizing Us recent acquisi House Beauty Salon. tomorrow at Ifompano Beach. __ _ „ _ kaohonls, 20, of Rt. 86, Hebron, the eoomomy ax strongly, the No date for the mediation talks firing and a new one must be case bound over to Tolland Aviation Co., which waa _nd Dr. Albert Thomp- appear to fall Into two ca^gor- The shew, which was called The Board of town could be In for a 10 to 12- has been announced. Teacher negotiated. New heurtng de- tions. County Superior Court by Judge heading north on Old He- A. Harrjl Pf»^®‘P®tlng In the ^traction ^g^dg o f Project Concern; ies; Jackson said toe Library ‘*Swlng Into Spring with a M n. John MUch Nicholas Armentano. Machle bron Rd. when the car went off through chairman mill tax hike, the manager and board representatives have mends and transportatton re Heartbeat,” opened with Mrs. Wlrth, has given an outUne of companies of roldlers goott, Manchester assla- Problems in administration noted. agreed, however, to continue ne- qulrements Ijhponed by manda- Board also has authorized him 2 SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. pleaded innocent to the charges *^® ®*^® ^® striking Raymond T. Qutsh In a ^ from an area near the Cam bo- ^ant superintendent of schools; that ere correctable to appear before toe town af resulting from his arrest after 8ulde posts, state police In Col- estimated costs the two pos Ourtla, In reply, reforred to ffotlating on non salary Items, tory new ® P « ^ ® * * ^ ^ * ^ ^ length hostess gown of large, Isldor Wolf, Manchester coor- Problems common to all Chil fairs committee of toe Chamber sor Locks, sister of Mrs. Thom' an InvestlgaUon Into a break at Chester report. There were no sible alternative plans for the a section In hls budget message The budget proposes percent- grams y e eddw rea^ The citation stated:**. . . De- for Project Concern and dren. expected cost Increase, the su of Commerce to present Its multi-colored flowens on a blue as Hickey of South Windsor, public health nursing program. ■which stated that he had al- age increases totaling approx- (Herald photo by Buceivlchii) background. Other styles In a Vernon Circle store. Injuries and the left side, of the spite extremely poor weather principal o f Green School; the ------views on the need for air con died Monday at her home. She The first program Is based on ready reduced more than $200,- Imately 7.6 per cent for both perintendent stated. Icungewear included culottes, John R. Hanson, 19, of Haz- c®*" ^as badly dented, conditions, he continued the ojght Manchester principals In- . m By Increasing the salary for ditioning at Mary Cheney Libra was the wife of John Milch. retaining the present school 000 "fully justified” requests teachers and administrators, 8.1 ardvllle, waived examlnaOon Yockachonls was charged ntiMlon, .frequenUy flying at a .^olved In Project Concern; the A K Q | j t OWII the school physician from $7,600 Kiwanis Club Admits Large Group to Membership ry. both Icng end short, and hostess Survivors also include two nursing services and a single I from the principals for teaching per cent for custodians, and and was also bound over to Su- 'vlth operating while under the criUcaUy slow airspeed over a Manchester teachers Involved In ^ tt a . to $10,600, the board wlU be able A $65,000 item for toe Improve ps(]eina8, all in bright prints brothers. town public health nursing pro- supplies, equipment replacement, 6.28 per cent for clerical and ae stripes. r I .11 h P®rt®*-Court on charges of theft Influence of alcohol, operating P™ very hostile area. Through his first and second year of the Mountain Laurel Chapter to retain Dr. Robert Galvin for Seven new members were yesterday inducted to members and their classification are, left to ment Is slated to be one of the The funer^ will be held to- ^ motor vehicle. He was also without a license, operating an ^ L ^ ^ t courage and determination the program; many s o c l^ workers; and capital outlay items (school health staff, Curtis said in an- questions up for approval by Warm weather fashions in- Chorus of Sweet Adelines will lmi>rovement8 and new equip- swer to a question by Weiss, another year, Curtis said. membership in the Kiwanis CJlub of Manchester at right, Abe Zubrow, pharmacist; Edward M. Ken charged with breach of the unregistered motor vehicle S w it l^ h e S T s e r i^ ^Ued forces were removed ^ ^ ^ v e t o a m rehearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. However, he recommended the electorate si the April 30 the supportive ment). Curtis said the proposed raise a luncheon meeting at the Manchester Country ney, hospital administrator; the Rev. J. Stan 8 M ^ M ro .^ h L l^ ^ modeled a W. ^hnson peace, which was nolled yester- and faUure to drive right. He ami auuiuonai se^ - Q,elr precarious location.” . tS^^herq aides- 11 Hart- at the Russian American Na referendum. Ice expenses are budgeted for nant . that the town has grown to the ton (^Jonover, pastor of Bolton Congregational veilow sun dress with wide 105 Oak St., Wlnosor day, and being: found Intoxicat- Is scheduled to appear In Wil- “ In better than 90 per cent for teachers (more than half eSub. (Jeorge T. LaBonne, left, past president, offi $640, and the estimate of the Capt. Gallup received the parents of school children tional Center, 211 Wethersfield point where it would be advla- ntm.De of clear plastic, accent- with a Mass of requiem ed, for which he was fined $20. limantic Circuit Court 11 March Bronze Star Medal for dlstln- bused to Manchester; and Ave., Hartford. The event is of all Items considered,” said the staff will be at maximum) ciated at the ceremonies. Herman Heck, far i^ h t, Church; David Bourn, automotive; Salem Nas- local study committee is $10,700 single full-time ed with black buttons Church, Windsor These charges were leveled for 19. gulahlng himself by outstanding Mrs. Wilfred X. Johnson, Hu- open to women interested in Curtis, "we had great difficulty averages $70; and for admlnls- ^ s T s c l I i ^ current membership chairman and past president, sif, photographer; and D. Paul Lamont and Wil Brazil Farms Small for Hebron to operate Its own ^ ^ v e ra l rain or shine coats at 9. Burial will be In previous arrests. At 1:80 a.m. a car driven by meritorious service In connec- Resources specialist with singing four-part barbershop in making the cut because of trators It averages $1,066. E L n ^ 7 t o ^ h 7 a l t o rt liam M. Keresey, bankers. nursing program. The total welcomed the group into the service club. The new BRASILIA — Ninety per cent were shown, some with match- ® cemetery, winosor .pj,g motor vehicle theft William Suhle, 28, of 69 New tlon with ground operations OonnecUout Department of style harmony. Those wishing toe importance and urgency of Added expenses biut Into estimated cost of this first al Including them.” of Brazil’s farms consist rt units against a hostile force In Viet- Oonununlty Affairs. more information may ccmtact toe budget because of toe new gj. ^nd Dr. Ing hats. Miss Meg Malone charges arose when he was ac- St., Manchester, heading west ternative program is $18,305. Curtis’ reductions toward toe cial workers, doctors, nurses committee ore toe Rev. Donald tary of the Capitol Region Men- less than 100 hectares (247 modeled a yellow coat with blue ' “ C ^s may ^ o' ®used af taking a car belong- on the Wilbur Croea Highway nam during the period from (League came to the fol- Mrs. Frank J. Hynes, 299 Main Globe HoUw Sch \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968. PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 fesaionolutudy days for dlscus- agreed to an emergency task gram that was In effect in many Cargo call a special legislative C none for an acre o f land south which he is asking the c h a ^ hensive Plan of Development to Coventry owned by George Gankofskle Hartford Rd. and McKee St., include a proposed Spruce St ■ion of school financing prob force to seek solutions to the communities, and urged all session to consider educational of Grove and east of Main. The and about three owned by Fred where the applicant owns a su In other business, the TPC TPC Grants extension which will run to SOfiOO Pupils to Return lems. state’s public school Inances. teachers to return to classrooms financing. Barnard-Helfrick owner. Carlo Prestllo, had Tedford. permarket. Commission mem delayed taking action on the Bayer subdivision. Hickory Spring St. under a bhdge to be The 2,400 members of the Al Cargo appointed five members as soon as possible. "Why don’t we Just admit sought to have a three-acre par The planners had extended bers considered rezoning part of "I anUcipate all teachers will we’re backing down?" asked 2nd Application Given PCZ Ridge, off Vernon St. constructed over Spruce St hi To Classes in New Mexico buquerque Classroom Teachers to th enine-man force Tuesday. Two Changes cel rezoned so that ho could those applications to Include the land, but Town Planner Jo the state. . ' ^ Teachers want higher sala be back by Thursday morqjng," one teacher. “ We demanded a The commission approved AssociaUon voted 1,646-908 Tues- erect 42 gfroup dwellings. about 160 acres bounded by seph Tamsky asked that they ries, better facilities and mate said James Green, NMEA exec- special session of the leglslatur Zone changres for parcels near This extension has been con ALBUQUERQUE, N.M .l(AP) due to sanctions by protesting day to return to their jobs For a 17-Lot Subdivision The planners had originally Fern, Spring, and Gardner Sts., reconsider the application Mon Section II of Ralph Krysak’s rials and less students. They utlve secretary. "They are put- and we’re going back to school Grove St. and on Dartmouth Rd. Redwood Farms subdivision. templated by the town lor about teachers. Thursday under a compromise A Iblland developer, Llndy application for preliminary ap- extended the request to include but decided against the exten day before making a final de — More than 80,000 pupils in Al- threaten further action If the ting a lot of faith and Confidence without getting It.” Ext. were approved Monday by Section II comprises 107 lote. eight years, and now, with the „ , Schools at Albuquerque and reached with Gov. David Cargo, other land, but opposition from sion. Opposition- was voiced at cision. buquerque and nearby Belen were In the final day of a Teachers at Belen followed suit, task force doesn’t produce solu In this (task force)." ------. ChlUIrcss, has submitted his sec- proval of tte project was the To%vn Planning Commission Section I was approved last fall. relocation of Rt. 6 through that j Jected by the P2!C In December, neighbors develop^ at the Jan. the Jan. 5 hearing. The property is about 60 feet will return to their classrooms teachers’ strike that began last Tension In the crisis that was tions by April 16 or a program But there were indications at When the Huguenots fled ond appllcaUon to the Planning ^Is attorney, Rob- which delayed decisions on some 5 public hearing on the change. Only one Item has been set area, the town is seeking to ex the Albuquerque meeting that France, they brought with them The TPC delayed deciding on deep and 400 feet long and has Thursday for the first time In a Thursday. More than 16,000 stu- expected to produce strikes In for a special legislative session and Zoning Oommlsslon for a King, and engineer Law- other pending matters. The Dartmouth Rd. change Is a request by Sam Crlsplno for 126 foot frontage already zoned down for public hearing next tend Spruce St. to connect with some teachers were less than a strange and showy flower they Spring St. The road would be week. Schools there and In dents at Las Cruces also - many communities were eased to consider, The Grove St. change was from Rural Residence to Resi a zone change from Residence for business. The applicant Monday. The TPC will hear a happy with the evelopments. called the Outlandish Rose. We 17-lot subdivision. Triple "L” renoe Hughes appeared before paid for and owned by the town man yother New Mexico com- malned at home as their teach- Tuesiflay as Cargo and the New The NMEA board voted Tues- from Residence A to Residence dence AA for about nine acres B to Business II of property at plans to build on the land on proposal to amend the Compre Teachers had demanded that now know It as the Hollyhock. Farms, on Duim Rd. An earlier the P25C Monday night to dls- munlUes remained closed today ers held the second of two pro- Mexico Education Association day to suspend the sanction pro ------cuss the current submission and reaaons for the earlier denial. iPZC Chairman Robert Gant- ner read a copy o f the letter <5------0 ^ A special purcluise to brighten your aent to OhUdreaa in December, Redeem both Save on inese fine pasta products! Florida Red, Ripe and ready for good eating Hating reasonn for the lack of home with this decorator's delight! approval. These were: Technical coupons with only im reports not given; water courses noit shown on map; a (jLAP one *5 purchase i right-of-way might make one Some building lot unsuitable for a i Fresh Strawberries house; no provlalon for storm at Stop & Shop! La R o sa water drainage; no provision for i street Improvements; recrea Spaghetti, Thin Spaghetti Pint Basket maxi-men tion area non-conforming to reg ulations, and time extension not March may come in like a lion, received from the developer. M i l l g but our maxi-men are lambs i KRAFT or Elbow Macaroni large make Atty. King, in discussing the MR. AND MRS. GEOFFREY SYMMES BARNARD :'S green to come up with these fresh seven reasons, noted that des You don't need to be Italian to le a v e s to strawberries. With cereal — Miracle Whip I IVliracle appreciate the fine quality of pite the OI*P right-of-way, he Miss Elizabeth Helfrlck of neckline and bell - shaped b r ig h t e n what a way to start a day, with prize LaRosa. Everybody enjoys iti felt the lot was big enough to Manchester and Geoffrey Sym- sleeves. She wore shasta daisies any room. ice cream— what a way to end put a house on anyway. While mes Barnard of Mill Valley, in her hair, and she carried a C I Whip There's nothing like a meal! no structure cam be put up di S” Pit packages Calif., were wed in a Quaker bouquet of shasta daisies and Stop & Shop c live plant to perk rectly under the power lines, ceremony Sunday, Dec. 17, at pink roses. the spirit! this area could be used for sep the Hartford Friends Meeting Miss Margaret Helfrlck of |S M b The maxi-meatman cuts the choicest beef as if his wife were going to tic fields, King said. House, West Hartford. Manchester and Miss Sylvia Cream Cheese buy it. And she probably will. Because it's fresh. And juicy. And tasty. 'King also said he didn’t feel The bride is a daughter of Helfrlck of Hartford, both sis •■CRISPAIRE" Red Delicious Apples 3 But to keep it that way is the job of another maxi man. The girl who the PZC could "force a develop 8 oz quart pkg 2 Dr. and Mrs. Francis W. Helf- ters of the bride, were brides with this coupon The candy that grows on trees! wraps and packages the maxi-meatman's meat. In flexible film to make er to improve an existing road, pkR Jar rick of 14 Westminster Rd. The maids. They wore street-length and a *5 purchase Extra sure it stays good and fresh. She has a pretty important job. And she accepted and paid for by the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and dresses of green and blue peau with this coupon /H\ Large does it well. It's maxi-men like her that make mini-pricing(^ work. town”, Dunn Rd. Is a town-ap Mrs. John Reeve Barnard of de sole, designed with square Coupon effective thru Mor. 7. Limit 1 pkg per customer Snow White Cauliflower Head . and a *5 purchase L^ t 1 qt Dtr customer. / California Dates !*i 29* proved road. King noted, and It Mill Valley. necklines, three-quarters-length would be "unconstitutional” for The Quaker wedding, tradi bell-shaped sleeves. They wore We Teterve the fight to limit quohlitiet a developer to come in and tear tionally a simple ceremony, matching ribbon headpieces, ••••••••••■•••••••••••■•••••••■tea************************************ •••■•••••••■•••••••■••••■•■••••oweaewewwoeweeeweeeeeeeee********* ______It up. took place in a meeting of wor and they carried bouquets of For Proper Drainage ship. After a period of silent pink carnations and roses. The PZC essentially was ask 8 meditation, the couple rose and Dr. Ralston W. Barnard of ing that the pavement be wid exchanged their marriage vows. Bemardsville, N.J., brother of ened and curbing installed on They signed the wedding certi the bridegroom: and John HsP- that part of Dunn Rd. that the ficate which the clerk of the frick of Manchester, brother of houses would face. Gantner sd- meeting read aloud. There was the bride, were ushers. 80 said that one reason for re a second period of meditation Mrs. Helfrlck wore a rose questing the improvement of an during which anyone who felt brocade jacket dress. The bride existing road was to assure moved to speak did so. At the groom’s mother wore a char proper drainage. Water drains rise of the meeting, everyone treuse knit dress with navy ac here from south to north, across participating in the marriage cessories. Both wore gardenia the subdivision lots, and widen came forward and signed the corsages. ing Dunn Rd. would allow for certificate. A reception for 160 was held proper drainage to catch and Since there was no officiating at the Meeting House. For a Miy N rim i lays carry off the water, he said. clergyman, each person at the motor trip to Vermont, Mrs. jnnifm w iffaclm King maintained that he can meeting played a direct and Barnard wore a green knit dress I find no instance anywhere In active ipart in the marriage of with a corsage of red cama- ll the state where Improvement the couple, both as a legal wit Uons. The couple are living at 1 of on existing road Is required ness and through his contribu 2011 Park Blvd., Palo Alto, Calif. a by a Planning and Zoning Com tion to the sense of communi Mrs. Barnard is a 1963 gradu mission, but Gantner pointed ty in silent meditation or spoken ate of the Chaffee School, 1966 out that the town attorney has words. graduate of Hartford College, been consulted and back up the Selections were played by a and she received her degree In regulations. string quartet of Miss Margaret anthropology in 1967 from Stan Hughes noted that Improve Helfrlck, sister of the bride; and ford Calif. University, Mr. Barn ment of the road will not Cyrus Stevens, Tails Paupa and ard, a 1962 graduate of Mill You’ve got it m ade... just heat and eat! Why pay more . . . when you can Tried Beef Pot Roast Chinese Style? change the basic drainage of Miss Barbara Kelly, aU of Man Valley High School, Is also a Top o’ the Grade Choice quality beef! the area, but agreed that the chester. The meeting house was lots In the proposed subdivision 1967 graduate of Stanford Uni get the best for less. L ^ ... decorated with bouquets of pink versity. He is attending Stan are lower than the road. Chil sweetheart roses. ford Graduate School of Busi dress says he recognizes this The bride wore a full-length ness, and plans to receive his Morton Dinners and that It "Is an absolute gown of off-white Italian bro master’s degree In business ad Stop & Shop must” that It be rectified. With cade, fashl^ed with square ministration in 1969. Turkey, Beef, Chicken or Salisbury out drainage pipes to divert the ^^Bottom Round flow across the lots, he said, he Dole would be unable to get con F Just about the struction mortgages and certi W edding only difference Roast ficates of occupancy. King said the drainage could Pineapple Juice between your Coffee Brown in fat. add V? be taken care of, provided It home-cooked 10 oz You're doubly sure it's cup water, •/? tsp. ginger. V* cup soy was allowed for only on build Anderson - Ponton dinners and the choicest beef Morton's is pkgt sauce. After sim ing lots that require It. Gantner first it's government in mering 3 hrs. add 2 Mra. John Joseph Anderson the package. said that this would be suffi spected for the USDA large sliced onions, Miss Georgette Jeannlne Pmi- cook another 'A hr. cient, and suggested that Chil E Choice grade seal; then Pour drippings and dress submit to the PZC a plan ton of Manchester became the 46 OZ out buyers choose the onions over sliced indicating drainage. This would bride of John Joseph Anderson top of that grade for lb cans lb meat — serve with be submitted to town engineer of Bristol Saturday afternoon, Banquet Sliced Meats 4 » 88* you \ fluffy rice! Your choice of regular, Hayden L. Griswold Jr. for ap Feb. 17, at the Congregational Frozen Beef, Turkey or Salisbury Steak in gravy . . . 5 oz pkg drip or electric perk. proval. Hughes said he could Ohapel, Storrs. have such a plan to the PZC In The bride is the daughter of a week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ponton of " " m i ’ TOP Recreation Area Proposal C l ’ME 45 Ciharter Oak St. The bride More Top o' the Grade quality or famous, Childress’ proposed recreation Treat your family to a company dessert! Freshly baked in Stop & Shop ovens! Top o ’ the Grade, the choicest of the ^'Choice" or groom is the son of Mr. and GRADE Sivift's Premium quality ^'Choice" beef . . . area, a PZC requirement, Mrs. A. LeRoy Anderson of famous Swift's Premium . . with Just-Rite® trim Qualify Meoti doesn’t conform to the regula tion, which states that this Bristol. VARIETY BREADS M b • I should be a "rectangle whose The Rev. John Wagoner of Stop & Shop Birds Eye Honey Wheat, Oatmeal, Swedish Rye, ' loaves wS* Orarkeri Whpat average greatest dimension is Storrs performed the double- Cracked Wheat Stop & Shop not more than three times Its ring ceremony. Bouquets of For those with an “ eye” for value Brand lesser dimension". The area gladioli and pompons were on Fudge Cake 14 oz package 49c should also constitute 10 per the altar. Always crisp Ice Cream Strawberries Back of Rump Engaged and fresh, Hot Cross Buns '^ T 4 orp°krof 39c cent of the total subdivision The bride was g;lven in mar never greasy. Top Sirloin area, and in this way, Child riage by her father. She wore The engagement of Miss Ei Half Gallon Frozen Sliced Strawberry Rhubarb Pie "^i,^°'49c ress’ proposal Is acceptable. a white A-line etreet-length leen F. Sheldlck of South Wind Closest thing to You can pile on Roast However, the area as propos dress, designed with a stand-up sor to Airman l.C. Paul L. home made. Eight ed is a long narrow strip run Christensen of Manchester has the berries at Roast A boneless oven roast creamy flavors to ning across the back of the this low price. (COMBIHATION) been announced by her parents, choose from. with a delicious, ro building lots facing on Dunn A most elegant roast Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Shel- bust flavor! Solid Rd., and the town conservation tender and tasty Your Two meals at one low price. The no dick of 430 Ellington Rd. Perri Frozen Sausage meat — no bone, no commission has suggested that Frozen Potato Puffs family will savor every waste, all meat eye of the round for Her fiance is the son of Mr. waste and trimmed a more compact area, near the SWEET OR HOT morsel of this Top o’ the and Mrs. Alfred P. Christensen roasting. Steaks right in the package Just Rite by maxi-men comer of Bread and Milk Street or Sausage PaHies Grade and you'll enjoy the of 63 Bolton St. Slop & Shop Brand ^ —thick cuts are best broiled; thin lb for best cooking and lb and Dunn Rd. would be more Serve your family a nutritious meat mini-pnce! lb, flavor. Miss Sheldlck is a 1964 g;rad- Delicious and easy to ner cuts for pan-frying. acceptable. with delicious all meat flavor. fl packages J g uate of South Windsor High prepare for quick meals King said that the 10 per cent School and a 1966 graduate of "open space” requirement Is us Manchester Community College. ed by many planning smd zon ** ysr She is a senior at Southern 4 ' ing commissions, but that he Connecticut State College, New can’t see that It serves any use Haven. ful purpose. “ There has been no Macaroni & Cheese *F R O Z iN ’I," 3/‘l Daily Cucumber Slices, qt jar 49' Wonderful '^steak from the sea" Airman Christensen is a 1964 Lean, meaty Colonial Master ' Keep your eyes on the "Armour Star" for the flavor and goodness real thinking behind this con graduate of Manchester High Frozen Raspberries ORE^ON^ 10 OZpkg4/‘l Daily Whole Kosher Dill Pickles S, 47' cept” , he said, adding that it School and attended Manches Just to keep the records straight! — and your eye on mini-pricing® for savings! could turn Into a "colossal head ter Community College. He is Sea Mafd Shrimp Cocktail 79' Macaroni & Cheese 6/'1 Swordfish Steak ache" for towns, who are re sponsible for the upkeep of serving with the U.S. Air Force Countryfine Grape Drink, Vz gal cont. 29' Smoked Shoulder as a military policeman. Perma-File Personal Rice-A-Roni Beef or Chicken Si." 35' Fish does not like to be over-cooked. these open areas. Don't deprive it 6f its natural moist No date has been announced Valio Finnish Gruyere, 6 oz pkg 3/79' B&B Button Mushrooms, 3 bz can 37' After a tasty "one pot" dinner, PZC Alternate Lionel Jean there’ll be plenty left for PARTI STYLE HAMS ness. delicious flavor. When fish for the wedding. said that the intent behind this Sliced Swiss Cheese ” Sop* 8 oa pkg 2/89' File Box or Check File Pineapple Chunks 3/89' sandwiches, salad and flakes easily with a fork— it’s done! requirement was for future split pea soup. You get more for your money with this hard planning when a saturation Icco Grated Cheese, 8 oz can 69' Both of these are worth $ 1 2 8 Not a Title a g o o d d e a l m o re Dry Roasted Peanuts ’V 39' wood smoked, fully cooked, boneless ham. All population has been reached. It M n. John Joseph Anderson money, and are inval will assure open, green areas wanted if meat, all ready to eat. Caterer's Kitchen Asstd. Dips ' 3/‘l uable for keeping your River Queen Mixed Nuts, 14 oz can 65' in rapidly-growing towns, Jean Reverend is not a title and personal checks and Halibut Steak SS collar, with a ribbon headpiece, cannot be correctly used as a said. and a white orchid. Land 0 ’ Lakes Butter, 1 lb pkg 79' documents in good Final Touch Fabric Softener 69' Snowy white, with distinctive flavor! form of address for a clergy order. Armour Star Skinless King, Childress, and Hughes or Cheese with Bacon. Miss Joy Anderson of Ham man. When speaking to a Soft Margarine "sir 1 lb pkg 3/‘l Dishwasher Powder 5hop‘ 'oa“/o.V 4/'l FRANKFURTS 'lb did agree, however, to recon den, sister of the bridegroom, clergyman, call him "doctor" Mrs. Filbert’s 'o"" Margarine 3/‘l sider placement of the open was maid of honor. She wore if he has his doctor’s degree; Glis Spray Starch. 14 oz can 37' Smoked boneless space, or recreation, area. Pork Butts. an olive green velvet suit with otherwise, simply address him DAISY ROLLS 'lb Look at the variety for the money! Following the meeting. King ice blue accessories and an or a.s "mister.” said he felt misunderstandings chid. Armour Star had been cleared up and that Mira Cure Richard Gurske of Bristol OOJUPbTEBIiSElD Save on the 7c off label! Perfect for every member of your family! A mini-priced sandwich special! SLICED BACON lb Buddig Sliced Meats both sides had had "a free served as best man. ANTENNA BEPAIBING exchange” of Ideas concerning Mrs. Ponton wore a dark WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) — Corned Beef, Ham, Turkey or Beef the project. All parties agreed brown suit trimmed with beige POLIOENT Look what you save on the 12c off label! 98 An electronic device, which will 1 'll. K - JOHNSON’S Colonial Cold Cuts — luxury cold meat mini-priced. on April 1 as an extension of mink and matching mink hat. I a S i’S * ! deadline, for the PZC to con permit computerized trouble TOOTH POWDER Choose your favorite cold cut — Cooked Canned ° . Hams ‘ *3“ s *5 The bridegroom’s mother wore shooting and Improved switch GLEEM 9 » | BABY POWDER 14 oz sider preliminary approval of a blue knit suit with matching ing in controlling the direction can M b s the subdivision. hat. Both wore gardenia cor of satellite tracking antennas ,is . %■ TOOTHPASTE ^ f sages. being developed yuider contract J M Save over our regular low price! Save over our regular low mini-price! AND THE SNAKE A reception was held at the from the Goddard Space Flight WASN’T THK8TY Clark House, Willimantic. Center of the National Aeronau if K l e e n e x K o t e x D e l M o n t e Three Diamopds LIBERTY, Ky. (AP) —Ruth VITALIS J2L Lasts longer because iFs extra rich Flelschm ann's S u c r e t s N a b i s c o Mrs. Anderson, a 1964 gradu tics and Space Administration. . V lta lis RIGHT GUARD Wesley fednted while painting Facial Tissues R e g u la r Fruit Cocktail SolicJ W hite Tuna outside her home. She had spot ate of Manchester High School, Sylvania Electronic Products HAIR TOHIC Diet Margarine Throat Lozenges Fancy Chocolate Wafers Is a senior at the University of 4 oz DEODORAHT White and Assorted ted a snake at her feel. has the contract for the unit, bottle Z P R ELL — 24 ct 7 Q< 7 83/4 oz <5 7 * 7oz 7 7 ^ Connecticut, Storrs, where she known as a servo controller. Box A -srf £. cans 0 / can ^ / Her 8-year-old aon, Archie, Of 24 4 7 * ^ f e 3 8 * pkg / 0 Is majoring in French. Mr. An The servo controller Is said to ^ LIQUID SHAMPOO 7 02 i i S 4 7 * 3 ““pkV ” 7 9 * ran into the house to fetch a derson, 1964 graduate of Bris- be able to locate and rqpalr bottle glass of water. tol Eastern High School, is also faulty antenna components in 10 When he returned,'his mother a senior at, the University of minutes. Present methods de still was out cold and A rchly Connecticut, where he is major pend on manual hookups of test m MIDDil TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. was somewhat shaken up. £ ing In dairy manufacturing. The equipment and frequent refer Stop & Shop w ill be happy to redeem your Federal Food Coupons at our Manchester Stop & Shop Store! "So," he explained later, couple live at the Natchaug rals to maintenance checklists, just drank the water myself." Apts., Chaplin. which can take half a day. 203 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONNT PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWBNTir-TWO BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Sources Say JFK Wanted to Dump w e care Super-Right" Meats - Great Buys' 2 \ ’ Evelyn Lincoln By MAXINE CHESHIRE Even JacqueUne Kennedy was FOiiY COOKED ® Tlw WMhlnKtoa Post aware that her husband was not always entirely satisfied with WASHDTGTON-HBVom what Mrs. Lincoln's services. Keime<]y administration insiders One of the recoUeotlons mak are saying', it waa really Evelyn ing the rounds about Mrs. COOKED HAMS Lincoln that JFK yearned to LiTKOln here last week came dump. rom a close Kennedy friend SHANK PORTION B U n PORTION 11118 Ironic disclosure—late in who was at an intimate dinner WHOLE or EITHER HALF coming because other members (Some Slices Removed) one night at the White House FULL CUT X C e (Some Slices Removed) of the new frontier have heretb- when there was one place con I No Slice, Removed) O 9 QUALITY - SERVICE - PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! foire been too gentlemanly to In spicuously vacant at the table. clude it in their o-wn memoirs— Mrs. Lincoln had forgotten to Look For The Shank Half should be of particular Interest telephone the eighth guest on to President Johnson. MANCHESTER the list With The Sf/ce On Topi MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR 'Mrs. Uncoln, who was John "Poor Jackl" teased Mrs. BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA SULLIVAN AVENUE F. Kennedy's personal secretary 79f MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST Kennedy. "He is always threat TOLLAND TURNPIKE— NEXT TO CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER for a dosen years, made head ening to fire Mrs. Lincoln. But Oven Ready—Short Cut QUARTER lOIN SLICED ^ popular lines last week when she came he is so soft-hearted that he al Top qualityi out with a new book "Kennedy ways backs down." and Johnson," claiming that her a pledge Amn The Kennedy family was re former boss intended to find portedly mad at Mrs. Lincoln PORK Boneless Chuck Roast himself another running mate RIBS o f e'ven before she wrote "Ken to take tJBJ’s place on the 1B64 Select ,tldtet. nedy and JMmson.” They were not too pleased Ground Chuck Fresh Lean The assertion, unsubstantiated Choice by anyone else connected ■with about her earlier non-polltlcal memoir, "My IVelve Years die management RIB ROAST the White Hou.se at the time, has CHOPS Semi-Boneless been denld by Sen. Robert F. with John F. Kennedy.” One Sausage Armour Star Link Pork Kennedy and othera privy to the spokesman claims "no one in Newport Cut-Tops in Quality the family even knew she was Each paokaie eeatak 2 late president's thinking. Cit FroM 1st Pr^ctably, everyone concern writing it till it was too late." 4 Niks Only! 9 to II Chops Armour Star N.pco Sliced ed is furious with Mrs. Lincoln. Some members of the family End and Csntar Cat 5th Thru 7th Rihs Other loyal, longtime Kennedy later accused her bitterly of ofAP lb. .‘ working on the first volume 79 staffers' and cronies are saying Sausage Roll 4 9 ,, Sliced Bacon #Tb things they would never before "while rile was being paid to “Sapar-RIghr Qnality ■EEF, VEAL, PORK sort out the Kennedy papers for What we are about to say is not new. XQUISITE ha've wanted to see in print. FRESHLY m 0 c the arriilves." "John F. Kennedy tried for GROUND ® Y | b . Meat Loaf Mix 79,‘ years to get rid of Evelyn Lin This was the Job the Kennedys Matter of fact, it’s over 100 years old. Ground Beef 5 9 .!v« i‘‘u<>r^ 6 9 ! coln,” one of the late president's got for her following the assas "Super-Right" FULLY COOKED, CENTER SLICES BLUE STAR BRAND Genoa Sliced m mm Spicy top aides recalled last week. sination. FINE 8 Ham Steaks or Roasts 99,b‘ Canned Chicken '^hole 8 9 ' "He actually fired her—or tried The family eventually became A&P IS DEDICATED TO BRINGING to fire her—three times that I unhappy with her performance Cut from 1st 4 Ribs Only Supar*Right PURE PORK Salami Pcpperanii!1«2 of her duties there. Burke THE MOST GOOD FOOD, know of. She Just wouldn’t go. Rib Steaks SHORT CUT 9 9 ,b ‘ Sausage Meat Country Treat 6 9,b' Popular 16 OZ. W A . Two pound Loaf MM “ The first time was about 19- Marshall, who was assistant at Grand "Super-Right" .Quelity IMPORTED 68 and tiie Isust time was In 19- torney general under Bobby TO THE MOST PEOPLE, "Super-Right" Quality Champion lb. Kennedy, was sent several Cheese Slices 0 9 ^ La Chedde # 9 ^ 61, rlg^t after he went into the Bologna ByTh.Pi.c. 4 9 ,b‘ Turkey Legs hindquarters c Quality times to "talk 'With her.” 29 1st Thru 4th Ribs n*. 99^ Wihlte House. He told her ehe FOR THE LEAST AMOUNT OF MONEY. Super-Right or Kraust Brand TRANSLUCENT could still work In his office, Marshall refuses to discuss For Salads and Fricassaa Emily Brand jm but that he had to have a per those errands, except to explain Polish Sausage *('^>^oasi g g ,* Fo w l CUT-UP—FROZEN 39,£ sonal secretary who was first- that "Mrs. Lincoln is inclined That is the basis on which our company Sau>Sea 7 OZ. 0 J & . Sedtest Five O i l i rate at typing and shorthand, sometimes to be absent-minded All "Super.night" Meet, carry this guarantee: dozen and one who could compose let and scatter-brained.” Colonial Franks ;;^ 6 5 ' Large Eggs has grown and prospered over the years. If you're not fully pleased we'll give you ters and memos." Mrs. Lincoln no longer works Shrimp Cocktail Dip N’ Dressing°“"^« Kennedy had already hired a under the patronage of the Ken Shrimp Cocktail 3 89' 3 CHINA replacement: Janet Desroelers nedy family. We think it’s important during this period of time DOUBLE YOUR MONEY DACK! FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS the stewardess on Ms 1960 cam They may be sorry. L Drtca tobal or4 Kaetaw T«ya on NacaMaryp of Cffw l Fish Slicks iTi 3 'X I-00 FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS RATH paign plane who was so com One Now York book agent to reiterate that pledge. ) Hon.y 6lax.d Howard Johnson 12 OZ. petent and efficient that her who negotiated with her lawyer GREEN GIANT MIX N’ MATCH nickname was "mother.” , says that she originally had Pick-of-the-Crop Protduce! Macaroni & Cheese O3 9 5 < "She lasted oidy a few days," planned to do "Churriillllan-type We want there to be no doubt in your mind 10 o z . pkgs. CANNED says the same source. "Her life memoirs and bring out volume U.S.No.1 Taste O’ Sea YOUR CHOICE was made so miserable by Mrs. after 'volume after ■volume." „ HONEY'X , about our policy with respect to food costs. / ‘ GLAZED ‘\'\ OF TWO ELEGANT UncMn that Janet asked to be "They originally wanted a Size A 2 0 5 9 ’ • NIBLETS - MEDIUM PEAS Clam Platter Eastern Potatoes If “'•ham ■ 4 9 ‘ PATTERNS transferred to the embassy in milUon-dollar guarantee,” he V PUERTO RICAN Paris.” says. "She was supposed to have We want you to know we are concerned. . MIXED VEGETABLES Minute Moldj6 OZ. Mrs. Llitcoln had been inten- LARGE SIZE each 2 5 * e a gold mine of material that she Fresh Pineapple . KITCHEN SLICED BEANS 4 ° 88^ 't * ^ 4 9 Orange Juice 3'°' timially left behind on the cam was going to divide up into a We want you to know we’re doing our level best. 4 con ■ ■ 5 9 5 ' paign. "But she showed up on children's book and a Jackie her own (in October) and Just book and a Bobby book. . . and Carrots Broccoli ‘'“"''29* stubbondy stuck with us for the of course, she’s found out she We want you to know that above alt, “We Care... About You.” Napier Short Cut remaining few weeks." had., an I£ J book.” 1 lb. S Pope Imported Italian 6 0 Z .| R egency cans ' COPYRIGHT® 1966, THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. cons ■ F s . Green Beans One Third of Non-Whites Popular Fancy N.Y. State Tomato Paste Popular Choice Solid Pack 1 lb. Jobless in Big Gty Areas Save Big on Fine Groceries! 46 OZ. cans cons R ose WASHINOTON (AP) — The In Detroit, Pittsburgh and St. Gloria Brand Tomote Juice featuring fluted rims, the hallmark government says nearly one- Louis, more than 10 per cent of Imported 3 ’ ' ! ; r l . 0 0 Tomatoes of the most expensive china. third of Job-age nonwMte youths the nonwMtes in the work force Italian Tomatoes Popular Fancy —the vast bulk of them Negroes were imemployed. 15 1/2 C e —are unemployed in the na In Washington, only 3.2 per FLORENTINE 1 lb. 9 , Super-Right—Chopped & Formed ^ ’“, 7 '“•■ 9 9 * O Z. ^ tion’s 20 largest metropolitan cent of the nonwhites in the f BUY 3 . . . SAVE 7 7 « ^ Facial Tissues 2 cons ^ E areas. * work force were unemployed. ““■V Hush cans p with lOe on Labal LIBBT Sweet Pens A newly completed Bureau of BEEP PARIES 2 »> ^9 Of the 20 areas included in the Labor Statistics breakdown on 1 P^9«. Royal study, Los Angeles-Long. Beach APPLE PIE A&P Grade A—Regular or Crinkle Cut CALO Oral Antiseptic 1 15 1/2 unemployment shows the Job S.O.S i of 10 fW A Ketchup 2 'Ll 39‘ 7 OZ. had the highest unemployment FRENCH FRIES »> p^9 less rate for all potential non- rate among wMte persons, 6.3 5 GRADE A—SLICED or Buy one ... Pay price for 2nd OZ. white workers is at least triple bottles per cent. Washington, had the BOTH ^ A&P Whole Beets 89 fakSfauA MaiwtII House M 6 ox. jars % R O cons that of whites in six of the cit ^ cam voTiee z Banded laMO Deg ».Food Rlegance lowest Jobless rate among white ies. ^ FOR AedB^ ^ NORWEGIAN SILD Listerine persons, 2.0 per cent. DINTY MOORE It says 32.7 per cent of non- C 3% 0*- t Ib.'S oz. C C C In St. Louis, the area with the Sardines f^TER 89 Beef Stew Heart’s Delight Family Deodorant With the edges rimmed in jeweler's wMtes aged 16 to 19 were with Wheat, White or Miied Veg., Peas, Corn, 10 oz.. Sliced Green Beans, 9 oz. ^ tins ran 3 OZ. out work—compared with an 11 g:reatest disparity between Mb. ViSHAlLES 3 , , „ 9 5 . Solid Pack Peas or Corn hlb. I ox. or rare quality, genuine platinum. white and nonwhite unemploy Sour Rye Bread 49' Green Giant 5.,.. A 7 ox. 46 OZ. spray per cent Jobless rate for white loaves A&P White Tuna a teen-agers in the same 20 met- ment, the wMte Jobless rate was ^ cam 69 VCarrots U r r v iD **^‘*"**„ 5,i „ j a| ’ ’**■ oo®y y Nectar GRADE .. A—"The .iiw lewwiReal Thing" eiMM^ Apricot cons 2.9 per cent, the nonwMte rate Old Fashioned 5 Varieties cans tropolltan areas. INSTANT—10 01. jar Right Guard The report, based on unem 12.3 per cent. White Bread “ "LV"29« A&P Orange Juice 4 J;;; 69* 2 lb. IO'/2 Create a mood for gracious dining oz. can 99 Maxwell House Coffee 1.29 Three Diamond Solid packed in brine ployment last year but believed Nonwhite unemployment was Johnson & Johnson W ith a table service so fine, you'll to accurately reflect current ur at least three times that of Large Size Cake RICH'S—Coffee Creamer Box of ban employment patterns, ap white persons in Chicago, De ijt,i..j c Coffeegj,I, ’■",'39'2'1 45' be tempted to display it in a cabi Angel Food Ring 9 Cash-Saving Dairy Selections! — pears certain to generate con troit, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and cont. ’ 400 net and bring it out only for the cern as the nation’s big cities Baltimore as well as St. Louis. Vanilla lead All Flavors Pasteurized'— FOR DESSERTS White Tuno 3 - most important occasions. Yet, face another summer of predict N o n w h 11 e unemployment Cheese Real Cotton Swobs <>'/] <»■ z g ® Chocolate Chiffon Cake ,ot. 69 Marvel Ice Cream Kraft Velveetu Spread A & P cr‘. l Topping Five ounce Jor ^ now so inexpensive you can grace ’ ed racial 'violence. rates were between two and can 9 9 Miracle White Super Cleaner bottle 69^ In the St. Louis metropolitan three times that of whites in Mild American Chaeia Ideal with Apple Pie Tetley Ten Bags your table with it every day! Holland All Butter Past. 6 oz. A Q c 100 <•' ^1 ^rea* the over-all nonwhite un four areas; PMladelphia, San Fully l2oz. CAg Mel-O-Bit Slices Nescafe 89^ Kidd Marshmallow Creme's •><” 49 employment was more than Francisco-Oakland, Newark and Butch Coffee Cakd A&P Pound Cake Process pkg Sharp Cheddarw. 89 ,f ★ DINNER PLATES Baked pkg.®»^ College Inn Chicken Broth pfako Pie Crust M ix 10 oz. pkg. Maxwell House Instant CoffeeIzf1.39 four times the white rate. Houston. ★ CUPS ★ SAUCERS No clty-by-clty breakdown Of the areas for which com VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Norwegian 311 oi. < 1 Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix 2 45*^ Shedd Peanut Butter and Jelly l\^S94 was pro'vlded on teen-age unem parative figures were pro'vlded, B r il ling con* ★ DESSERT DISHES ployment by race. only New York, Los Angeles- \i I------King Oscar Sardines 3 Aunt Jemima Pancake Syrup i2 oz. Flako Corn Muffin Mix 2 ’^ Ihe figures on total unem Long Beach and Washington WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF | l WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF ★ BREAD & BUTTER SAVE 10^ II SAVE 1 8 ' 3 n A erow ax 27 ounce con 59^ Dole Pineapple sti ced-chunk-crushed2^ans '69^ ployment varied widely from had nonwhite Jobless rates less $5.00 or M ore other merchandise Wizard Room Deodorant PLATES area to area. $5.00 or More in o th er merchandise | | than double the white rates. s ta ln le is Purina Dog Chow P 2 box 39< Purina Dog Chow 10 |l^og»1.49 Wilkinson Blades * t . . l 2 Sv- I^ Crisco Shortening 3 69‘ i Bold Detergeat 4 9 * CBA Head Set to Discuss Plaln-AImond 8 ox.. One coupon per family—Valid thru Sat., March 2, 1968 Mr. Goodbor TASTER’S CHOKE FREEZE DRIED COFFEE ' - 99 $1.79 I One coupon per family—N—Valid thru Sot., March 2, 1968 Hershey Giant Bars ■ BUY PINT OF MEATLESS SAUCE AT Publicity Code with Press VIVA ELBOW MACARONI REGULAR PRICE AND GET MACARONI 'A P R IC E Both for 5 3 < Prices effective through Saturday, Mar. 2nd in this Community and Vicinity. Chase & Sanborn Coflee 2 $1.27 MERIDEN (AP)—The presi try a voluntary code” agreed 0 Nuqueif a KAIN CntUKI Big EACH Red Kidney-Cannellmi dent of the Cormecticut Bar As upon by representatives from / Scott Towels 3 rolls 89< with EACH sociation hopes to meet soon newspapers, radio and televi Beadi-Nut $5.00 P u rch iii with representatives of the news sion. COLGATE’S Baker’s Wlsk Liquid New Advanced ^ FINE SOUPS CHICKPEAS 6 .. >1 NO LIMIT media about working out a vol- "I think that our state Is small Baby Foods Scotties Facial Tissue 4 $1 ■ ckanno Mcof-Mu sh room-Mar i naro tmtary code for publicity in enough,” he said. "Certainly In Vanilla Extract Detergent All Detergent criminal cases. Connecticut, where we have a STRAINED CHOPPED CONTROLLED SUDS FOODS! SOUP 4 <°-% $1 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 3 .‘.t $l Arthur M. Lewis of Hartford good press, we have the basis quart O «o '/j gal. -I OQ CONCENTRATED Pillsbury Flour Q 4% ox. M e 5 49< said Monday he plaiuied to meet to work this out.” COLD POWER t:;:45« ::;;85« plattie44W plaitic l■“ «F THIS WEEK'S • |art S^ lars 81® 3 ib.lox.7 C c with organizations representing Lewis said he was encouraged pkg. f a newspapers, radio and television by the enthusiastic response of WITH SPECIAL! stations to determine whether the CBA to the proposal of bring Laundry Detergent PRODUCI ‘GARDEN GOODNESS’’ they favor such a code. ing news media representatives, Oxydol Detergent Blue Cheer The association, at a meeting lawyers, legislators, and Judges Dash Detergent Iona Brand in Meriden, voted unanimously together to work out a "volun NATIONAL FOR THE FAMILY WASH Detergent FOR AUTOMATIC WASHERS PEAS or-CORN l-lb. 1 ox. CRISP, FIRM CALIF. Monday to work out a volun tary agreement” Involving cov 3 I X . 1 „ . T T C or TOMATOES l-lb. Tea and erage of criminal cases. JUST FLOWN IN BY JET tary code. The action was de d u t y box / j / 1 ^loToff j 31b. I 0X.ISQ* For tha Family ’ 3 lb. 1 ox. ^ 7 0 "What we’ve got to do now 3 lb.2 0 x.7 C c ICEBERG LETTUCE Heads 35c scribed as advisory. Waih pig. * * pkg. f a 89® Coffee Lewis said he also plaimed to Is find out if the news media is 5 CUP CUTIE BASKETS OF seek help from the State Judicial willing,’’ he said. Ooimcll, watchdog over Coimect- Lewis sal(|, he hoped to meet ASPARAGUS icut courts. In working out the wltMn the next few weeks with TOMATOES 6 or 7 to Basket 25c each a group of Connecticut publish code. He intends meeting with FLAVORFUL, LARGE SNOW WHITE the council Maircih 11. ers to discuss the voluntary code ^ N. MAr PtfVAIk\ F iiesH proposal. One possible study, he w ith each Voluntary codes about publici TENDER ty In criminal cases, he said, said, would be to draw on "back f i-ju-x . J-:-a MUSHROOMS Lb. 4 9 c $5 purchase ground material” such as the were working well in Colorado, mitns uo MUSHB-* suna «f LONG WasMngton, Oregon, Massachjq- agreements existing In the six HH iN iu i la m n a iM MTOiSTi u JUICY FLORIDA setts, Kentucky, and JLiOulsiana. states where he said the volun MTus M nuns or (aaiHMmt GREEN He noted that the American tary codes were working well. ORANGES iv w .4 9 c Bar Association advocates a study known as the Reardon Re Defined Riot port as the best guideline for A riot waa legally defined by I fs thrifty to save T la id Stamps regulating news relating to the first Encyclopaedia Britaji- criminal cases. nlca In 1768 as any gathering "We feel that rather than pro of three or more persons to com .. .select the gift of your choice from m ore than 2yOOO valuable g i f t s in the Plaid Stamp catalog. ceed under the Reardon Re mit an act of force and violence ^ t contains something for every member of the fam ily;.. every room .in your hom e. port," Lewis said, "we should which would disturb the peace. Double Top Value Stamps every Wednesday Bonnlg, ilie Pliid Liiale* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ured on a square foot cost of of BSduoatkm Chairman Bdtth with an additional 99,000 for man Miss Casatl, Anderson alte work coats totaled 91.428,- Alternate 1, 18 months comple Falroaks was the sucessful low 000, compared to the lowest bid TMOm TWWkTY-TOm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 918 phis 9108,000 for site de Cesatl. Fem ofi The Associated bid called for tion; Hom Construction C o., bidder for both phasea o f the cost of $1,664,000 received last velopment. The AsaaRated bid an additional 97,760 fo r A lte r Hartford, 91,699,000 base bid, Tolland High School, recently night. Uy vacaitlotied Feb. 16-26. The church Mometlme since last Frl- Morris West’s novel ‘‘The Shoes figures a square foot cost of n ate 1. Alumlmmi windows. The additional 97.600 for Alternate oomideted. Town Attorney Abbot Schwe- Bolton More Valuables thieves entered through a kltch- day idght, following a teen of the Flkherman." U.S. Ships Reported 921.60 including site work. company called for 17 m onths 1, and a 16-month completion The figures given the admin- bel stated last night he would en window and ranaaoked the dance. The Menu were totally Olivier portray# a Communist Lowest School Bid Is Too High date. latration from the referendum draw up an ordinance for pres Taken in Breaks house. valued at 9270. who challenges the beliefs of the No oontracts were awarded to adileve the major comple tion of the school construction. Also, Anderson-Falroaks, Ihc. allocated 91.323,000 for construc entation to the Board of Repre- Democrat Caucus Tomorrow R«porta o f ^uriglartaB and at- An unlocked garage door pro- An attempted break was Pope. The 91,760,000 allocated for be scheduled before the 60-day of Hartford was the apparent last night since H is now up to tion costs, plus 9102,000 for site sentativea but would "leave the the Board o f Repreeentatlves The bid breiicdown was 91.- of Hartford, base bid of 91.763,- itempted breeJca continued to vMed easy entrance for a thief made Monday evening ait the The production will be filmed ttie ponstructinn o f the pro- told expiration date, 'low bidder with a 91.664,000 work. figure blank for the time be flow into Manchester IfoUce ^34 in coin and a (home o f Mrs. John Braat, 266 on location in Rome. Harassed O ff Korea poeed 8®-room Vernon elemen ‘Ihe Public Budding Com base bid including site cost. to award t(>e oontract. 000,000 for general construction; 000; an additional 97,300 for al ternate 1, and an 18 months Also included were 988,000 for ing.” W ill Vote on Candidates Headquartera yesterday, Inlng- ’"•tal changer from the Silver Ludlow Hd. Police said tNug- ' ------tary school on O nter Rd., at mittee called a special meeting ‘This figure, however, does not The bids were opened by 9210,000 structural costs; 9266,- (Continued from Page One) 000 for plumbing and heating completion date. architects and engineering fees; Town Democrato will caucus Grades 1 through 6 and regia- ing to 20 the total of unsolved Bus Oo., 49 Bralnard PI. lars used a half-inch pinch bar last Fall’s referendum iwlU not tomorrow night at 8 in the include other costs, such as Grant, Town Attorney Abbot The Poet Office Department is Men Buy Much Hair ... . with Vietnam and two off and ventilating, and 9180,000 The two apparent high bid $130,000 for equipment; $35,000 tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com- tratlon blanks are avaUable at inddents of this nature which iMat night. The driver's lookere on a rear sHdihg door o f the nam launching air strikes, with toe sufficient, according to the Common Pleas Courtroom of architect's fees, v^ich ac- 9ChwM>eI, Building Committee studying the possibility of elimi for electrical work, for a total ders have built moat of Uie for miscellaneous costs; and have taken place during the were also searched with noth- residence, but failed to gain bMs opened last night In the the town hal'l to review the oounta for 9326,000 more. chainnan John dottier, and nating some of the 9,900 fourth- munity Hall to vote on town- churches.______NEW YORK — American men other carriers either at Su- means lesa time off for bid cost 91.664,000. schools in the area. A. F. Pea- a 972,000 contingency fund. This past few days. ing else reported missing. entry. Admkiistiration Building. specifications and determine if The total cost c t the school Architect Arnold Lawrence. class Post Offices in country committee endorsed candidates Manchester Evening Herald now spend niore than $6 niUlion Philippines for necessary upkeep and crew Also attending the ceremonies Five bids were received, in slee has bulK most of Vernon’s totaled the $1,760,000 bonded ex Items worth more than 91i0, The Rev. Stephen Price o f ------— a year on wigs and hairpieces, “ c y __ t. mav m«nn Mayor John Orant stated 'the any reduction can be made in woidd then ccme to 91.988,000, stores, crossroads garages and cluding Jack R. Hunter, Man schools in the past few years, pense approved by the voters. for the town committee and for Bolton correspondent, Cleme- including a cartridge tape re St. Mary’s Church, 33 Park St., SIGNS OLTVIER But the 17th century French, repairs and maintenance combat tours in the Far town will be asked for more the plana. or 9239,000 more than allocated. were Superintendent of SchobU chester base bid o f 91.696,000 according to school board (A ir The allotted construction and old railroad stations. delegates to various conven- well Young, tel. 64S-898I. corder and a valualble coin col told police yesterday that a LONDON (AP) — BrlUsh ac- ..a by Kb* xm, m.d. ss money, and a referendum wild Associated Construction Co> The adminledratlon had fig Raynvond Ramsdeil and 'Board tlons. ------lection, were taken from the mlcrophone, a set of speakers tor Sir Laurence Olivier has Nominations may also be 'home of Mrs. Orlando Annulll, « «.pb ELASTIC NET: Rayon, Nylon, Lycra spandsx GERBER BABY FOOD IJSANULATED SUGAR we challenge •"lycra" /( Du Ponfs fradssHtrk TopT o d NotthNotch h r IH ipmadtx ib s A Top Notth Why Pay Everyday Prite Everyday Prite WILL YOU SPEND 6 MINUTES IN OUR cemperisen I6y87« 5lb. FITTTNO ROOM FOR A BETTEUl BTOURE FOR U F E ? BAG JUNIOR 6 75‘ TOP NOTCH IS ONLY A TEW MINUTES DRIVE DISCOUNT GOLDMEDALOR p| #%|in I QUALITY FOOBS FOR LESS GERBER BABY FOOD PILLSBURY r l - w U K BUMBLE BEE WHITE TUNA FROM ANYWHERE IN MANCHESTER Top Notth Top Notth Top Nolth Why Pay CQRSET/& JUNIFORM SHOP Why Pay Everyday Prite Everyday Prite Why Pay Everyday P:ite A Half Mile from East Hartford-Manchester Town Line 1150 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD l9/89< 5 9 * 3 9 * 7 .0 1 5lb. Can 031 MAIN «T. / MANCHESTER, iiO S N . / THI* 648-6486 Strained BAG MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 PAGE *JnVBNTS SHOP.RITE'S FRESH KILLED U.S.D.A. G O V T . INSPECTED FRYER SALE! SHOP-RITE lOo Off Label All Purpose Cleaner WHOLE TOMATOES AJAX LIQUID 1-lb. 12-oz. 1-pt. 12-ox. 4 co n , I b t l . 8c Off Label NIAGARA SHOP-RITE SPLIT LortBC i M o SPRAY STARCH APPLESAUCE Author atUConn Engaged OR Saul Bellow, one of Oie mt- "SHOP-RITE’S FRESH CUT, TENDER. MEATY tlon’e most successful novaUats, Th« engagement o( m ss Joan QUARTERED will appear at the University Marie Oavis and Michael A. U . . . $ 1 » $ 1 Grenier, both of Manchester, cons M CHICKEN PARTS ot Connecticut March 8 to ex has been announced by her par plore the special relatloaahlfa ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Oavis Delicious for Meaty Cut from between '"The. Writer and the Fresh d 85 GHver Rd. Southern Fry Plump & University.” , Her flance Is the son of Mr. 3 5 Shop-RHe J*rodu cts. . 33 * Young Fryenert Bellow, whose visit is spon DEL MONTE PINK t and Mrs. Joseph Grenier of 79 28 sored by the UofC Department CHICKEN CHICKEN CHICKEN Deepwood Dr. FREEZE DRIED PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT of English, will give his pubUo Miss Oavis, a graduate of LEGS BREASTS LIVERS lecture at 4 p.m. In the Harriet Mhnohester lUgh Scbool, is em Jorgensen Theater. ployed ait Anderson-ZiMile Oo. MAXIM COFFEE TWICE!AS MANY Bellow MTon the James L>. Mr. Grenier, also a graduate of DRINKS 59‘ 59* Dow Award, the National Book Mhncfaester High School, ia SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL award and the International Lit 2 aarvlBig with the U.S. Ooaat PRIVATE BRAND dIEMS • A S A N YO N E ELSE BONELESS TURKEY ROAST erary Prize for his 1964 novel Ouand. He la attending Quar- "Herzog.” . . . ROASTIMG Plump & Meaty White Meat Only White & Dark Meat teimaater School at Newport, $ 1 0 0 His first National Book Award 2 lb avg. R.1^ 8 9 ‘ 14-oz. cans H 2 lb avg. came 10 years earlier for "The A fall wedding Is planned. Adventures of Augle March,” 4 TO SAVE)YOU TWICE CHICKENS ’ i b * 3 . 1 9 ib’ 2 . 5 9 a book he started writing In 1648 when he was awarded a Ouggenhelm FeMowshIp and Small Yard spent a year In Paris. 8 Shop-Rite qt. b tli.$ | His first novel, the "DangUng Leaves Room MOnS APPLE JUICE DISH DETERGENT Liquid THEANINEY! 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Macaroni Bean, niou^ we live In an ooMow APPLE SAUCE 3 jars I Minestrone M MUSHROOMS 4^a%n WHIP TOPPING 47° CANNED HAM BACON By HAL MoOLUBE age, many peopln make IMtte PROGRESSOSOUPSM Aaeociated Press Writer BROCCOLI Stokaly 1-lb. $<| use of their backyard except tor Shop-Rite Shop-Rite Ic6 Cream BBAFt BiUlXZ'VSUaW b i JERUSALEM (AP) — The Is occasional tripe to tend a gar FRESH FRUIT COCKTAIL Assortad or Whita 3 i* 2 .l9 RieOLAit SHOM UIt SHOP-RITE NAPKINS 4 MULTI-VITAMINS h\f' 89i; SANDW ICHES pi^x59° ■ « - K 6 9 ‘ wmii PAtf. -FROCiMai raelis, showing courage above den or to hang up waah. When CALIFORNIA Deep Blue in Brine MAK0AMNS toey want air, they go tor a W HITE TUNA AMBUCAN SUCKS all odds, have invited the Rafill Shop-Rite ‘ Shop-Rite 1-lb. walk, ntey think of patlee as PANTASTIK Vac-Packed worlds’ great gourmets to hold sometiilng for the rleh, reqnir- BUNCH Shop-Rita Pink or Cloar PLASTIC STRIPS p\V 43^ TEUO W MUSTARD 10' pkg. 79* 14b. |*g. 14* Liquid 1-pt. 6- 01. $ 4 COLOHIAL BACOH their annual eat-ln here this lag lota ot land. Super or Regular DISH DETERGENT btls. ■ pbg- <1 O A * Ail Meat 1 lb. year. If cne haa a small let, one 4 MODESS of 56 l a A T GREEN FANCY ^ All Beef pkg. . ALL FLAVORS. Two Vt pt. It’s a real challenge. must work with the number ot Pinaappla Grapafruit M 1-qt. 11-ox. $s| SHOP-RITE FRANK! 59* SHOP-RITE YOGURTS Fruit, Plain and Coffao cont. feet one can corral tor sndi an DEL MONTE DRINKS 4 cans I Chunk White 3 6'/i -ox. For 2,000 chefs, gastronomes, PEPPERS gourmets, hoteliers and mem enterprise. It might coat a litBe Chicken of the Seo T u m cans I lb. F SKINLESS more than you anticipate, but All Purpose Grind Chase & Senborn or HYGRADE FRANKS 59* SWISS AMERICAN CHEESE p'rocassad pkg. bers of the "Chalne des Rotis- Holland / 2-lb. «a AA Aiiorted Varieties Great seurs” are expected here Nov. thtek of the InvestuMnt In ftai. Shop-Rite Vac Pak. Pepper Loaf, P&P, Shop-Rite Genoa or -lb. HOUSE COFFEE can laXT AMERICAN SOUPS 4 ’^c^nr 8 9 « Boloena, plus 6 other varieties 1 3-10 for a round of sightseeing For example, say your back COHAGE CHEESE Shop-Rita Small or Largo Curd pkg. FLORIDA SEEDLESS COLD CUTS 3 99“ HARD SALAMI and feasting. yard Is ao by 10. It has been a HM^s_I^[ight ___ ^ 1-qt. 14-ox. 8 9 ^ Pride of the Farm 15 '/a -ox. % Shop-Rite Apple or Cherry 13-oz. APRICOT NECTAR 3 cam Oscar Mayer Imported Atnianta or Krakus Israel, as many long-suffering stragg^ garden. Divide It ao CUT GREEN BEANS 8 cans I CREAM CHEESE 8 oz. PILLSBURY STREUSEL pkg. that only a small strip remains GRAPEFRUIT 12 0Z 69C CANNED HAM ^can 5-69 pkiT. 2 5 ° hotel guests will attest, has nev Shop-Rife SMOKED LINKS pkx er won a reputation for being a as a gi^rden (and It dm id be a 1-qt- $ i Instant Carnation Shop-Rite Vac Pak BoIOEna, Cooked Shop-Rife Sliced Natural 1-lb. Chiliad PRUNE JUICE 3 btls. I BREAKFAST ^ 4 9 * Salami. Lunch Loaf Shop-Rite Vac Pak MUENSTER CHEESE pkg. 6 9 ' FRUIT SALAD culinary oasis. better garden, limiting the ef 10-oz. Indeed, Jewish ritual slaugh fort required of It) What’s left 3c O H Label 1-lb. $sd COLD CUTS U e 6 5 “ b o i l e d h a m D k x . Endeco Sliced Natural 6-oz. Shop-Rita pkg. 3 9 * Shop-Rita "Nutritiout" ter and dietary—kosher—law E pkgs. I SWISS CHEESE will be your happy hangout In ■-ir.nnrnnr'iinnnnnr-i''>^lBt 5 ORANGE JUICE even add to the blandness of the snod weather. CUT GREEN BEANS Imported Heinz 3 1-,b.4-ox. 9 7 c VALIO GRUYERE 4 ' 1 Israeli diet. Ton should plan the “hut" ao KETCHUP Assorted Flavors SEAFOOD SAYINGS Shop-Rita "Nutritiout" "Asking the world epicureans diat it faces the gardan. and at CARNATION 3LENDIR '.‘A 7 9 * W ii. Sharp Yellow or Whita ORANGE JUICE here to eat could be compared die same time acreena you tram FEBRUARY FESTIVAL OF FROZEN FOODS Russian 8-01. $-ox. CHICKEN BROTH 6 cans I White or pink 26-30 ct. SOFT MARGARINE grunted one dysx>epttc tourist. along the garden side sliodld Morten 1-lb. 4- 01. tsd Sau-Sea Shrimp Cocktail or 4-oi. O A e CATSUP 3 8 9 * SHRIMP. lb 1.39 HADDOCK FILLETS „ CINNAMON ROLLS A tubai 9 # ■What will prevent the dele give you added privacy. Mgcuruui A ChuMu 3 Pkgs. 1 CLAM COCKTAIL 4 jars Shop-Rita 1-pt. e O < Longhorni Half Moon Tasty 11-ID.-lb. 1 I--ox.ox. h0 ^ q 1 c Beef or Liver Flavored gates from taking bicarbonate Hie other side of your hut wU Deieo Stuffed Clems er Shop-Rito Center Cut LtATKe Calamari SOUR CREAM cont. KRAFT CHEESE GREEN GIANT PEAS 4 cans RIVAL DOG FOOD 8 ' ? . r - ’ 1 and staggering out? be screened. A dodt-yonraeUer MUD CLAMS *,s s y SHRIMP COCKTAIL APPETIZER DEP.-kffilvIENT SPECIALS! HALIBUT STEAKS ih 79° SQUID "Israeli food, that’s what,” can figure out a three-sided en Green Giant Macaroni 1-lb. 8-ox. retorted one tourist official re closure that will serve this pur VEGETABLE SALE pkgs. I Cream Style Coml KRAFT DINNER 2 W .V 4 1 * Quality * t ____ sponding to the critics. pose, perhaps with one of the 3 2-lb. 12-ox. NEPCO B O LO G N A >; 99” < CARANDO'S SAU "They’ll love our food, don’t see-Quough plastto roofs. But If MRS. SMITH’S CHERRY PIE Dark Meat * ______BAKERY & SNACK TREATS worry,” he said, adding, you don’t want to make such a ToriiM COOKED SALAMI y,.,,choice "They’ll eat IsraeU avocados TURKEY ROLL ^ ^ OMNWafl unit permanent, an awnlng-Uke Shop-Rite Chopped er Leaf Spinach 1 0 X ^ 9 9 * Dore PRESSED LUNCHEON and citrus, St. Peter’s fish on arrangement Is best. GNI piWMKig Mnp yWi 101 Rye or Wheat BIk Buy the shores of the Sea of Galilee, In Butter Sauce, Cam, Peei, Mix Vegetables or Beans FRESH BAKED 1 4 -lb . A desirable arrangement— IMPORTED HAM it. i^ 99? iMtHMTf KtCVtiSBI wllll ilw . milk and honey in a kibbutz and MORTADELLA Lb. Iiialf at flui Bififiti SHOP-RITE PIES BREAD loaf and one that la used by people GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES Shop-Rite White Country Style food of the desert nomad. VIRGINIA HAM ...... OLD FASHIONED APPLE OR "Why we even have developed tat large elUes who have gardwt BREAD '-'foat”" 29° apartments—is to have an awn FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ...... 4 PINEAPPLE CHEESE an Oriental gefilte fish. It’s carp LENTEN SALAD AND CHEESE SALE Chewabie Fruit Fiavored bti. of 130 Toothpaste with free “ 100" stuffed with eggplant, moist ing extend the length of the Celfee Llfhfener Euphafas 8 pak YOUR CHOICE A Q c Muiti — bti. 125 ened 'With tangerine Juice and bouse at the back door where SHOP-RITE . Large 8" Six. - B y Why Pay Mora? you can have a convenient pei- R K 5 h - r ...... 3cl:t:;85‘ COLGATE baked. Delicious." Buitoni POTATO SALAD 133” MUENSTER CHEESE HOT CROSS BUNS Shop-RIto "R erida'i Bast" Domestic o I ‘ . _ Sliced Sandwich The Israeli official responsible tlo. Side lligw on the awning LASAGNE VITAMINS M a U TH W A S H Shop-Rita Regular or provide privacy. The apace wBl 6-6 ox cans 95c m 12-ox. A * T e Shop-Rita 2 lb. Twin Pack 10-ox. for arrangements wasn’t wor SWISS CHEESE ^ 49° PROVOLONE Your O O c 6)^ -ox. 5 0 ® pkg. 3 9 * , ORANGI JUICE 3 cans 8 7 Baldlanxa family ilie tube FIG BARS POTATO CHIPS pkg. 3 9 * rying either. Ayre Avlssar ad look very small until you take it Choice over for this purpose and begin Coeking leg Turkey, Salisbury Steak, GARLIC BREAD Shop-Rita Sugar Dip 12-pk. Shop-Rita (In Cant) 1 'A-lb. mitted Israel’s shabby culinary Beal er Chicken Ale King Ji 5-ose O A e LARGE DONUTS pkg. 4 5 * pkg. 8 9 * t o plan It. Birdiaya Hath Brown or Cough Syrup POTATO CHIPS past, but blamed it on the pub i M N O U R I N T I B S 4 ,J ,.. 8 ^ F,u. Regular or Mint Phillips Milk of Shop-Rita Chocolate 6-pe. Snydart ____ 2-lb. lic, not the cook. Oonorete atobs, brldt, flag Cottago Frit SENI> FOR 2 3 * 8 9 * ROMILAR MAGNESIA h'^r 59° FROSTED DONUTS pkg. LARGE PRETZELS pkg. Israel can draw from a large stone, give a solid, attractive a ONIONS 5',L“ 89‘ ~ t 4 t o e s WlwimiMlM Plastic Economy Slxe Why Pay hdora? appearance that will provide Cask kifistg Tapi Bilk: 4 9 * reservoir of good cooks—immi BAND-AID Extra Dry Antlpersplrant Spray DANISH PRETZEL grants from all over the world more usage than a dirt mdk. 3 89* omdil XINGS a cHBeit eoxTopa Tablets 4-ox. IN STORE H O T BAKED ITEMS (•AaI or Kmt 9 •> I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 PAGE THIRTir-ONE IfANCHESTER EVBN1NO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 19^ PAGE T H m ry r.t Psychology of Contract Negotiations in Basehall Camps THE Three UCLA Stars Decline Bids S k i N o tes Herald Angle Flood and Mantle Agree to Terms B y be having the most trouble In age and 22 hone runs he had when he does, he’ll find the to work until early A^rll. Bocca- EARL YO ST NEW YORK (AP) — To NCAA Olympic Hoop Trials The psychology of con the signature derby. last year. Braves’ camp a beehive of ac bella, drafted from the Chicago Sports l^ t o r tivity. Cubs, did not sign and was or j dR invited to vild tract negotiations has Flood, who hit .338 for the "I think I cetn hit 30 home "We’ll be out on the field dered to report to the minor KANSAS OITY (AP) — leans Elvtn Hayes of unbeaten, Cincinnati. sophomores, headed by Pete Is a tremendous squad.” No taken over baseball’s spring world champion St. Louis Cardi runs,” said Mantle. ” I don’t Allen to^ .Return ...... to______Baseball______Scene Three UCLA stars declined top-ranked Houston and West- The three UCLA stars who Maravlch of Louisiana State count was made of the number nals in 1967, signed for 178,000— think that’s out of the question. from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. If neces- league camp at Hollywood, Via. By BILL SACHEBEK training camps. next month. Good news was the announcement Mel Allen was bids to the N CAA’s 48- Louisville’s 9th- declined are 7-foot-l>,4 Lew Al- and Calvin Murphy of Niagara, of players who decHn^ consld- a figure he described as ”a hap "I can’t do any worse than sairy,” said new manager Lu- STRATTON, Vt. —This to a Tlie trick, of cotu«e, is for the man Harria "Whaitevor It takee, Rick Monday, slugging out back in baseball— where he belongs— as the new voice man Olympic 'Trials bas- r^ ked Missouri Valley cham ^, clndor also a 1967 All-Amerl- 1-2 on the naUonal scoring eratlon, but he said they were py medium” between what he last year,” he said. r . u . /-ii___ t- j :-.... A ll... cn .. . . . v... 44. . r i v „ ‘ j r u i P'“ ® mosi oi me nauon s major can, miKe Warren and Luclous table. few. pride area, «ven the weather- players to remind the owners was asking for and what the we’ll i»e.” fielder of the Oakland Athletes, ..r wo., ‘ he naUon’s major can, Mike War Phil Seght, Cincinnati’s assist of the Cleveland Indians. Allen, 56, was fir M by me ketball squad for scholas- coHegg scoring and rebounding Alien, all key figures in UCLA’s An eight-man NCAA commit- The squad Includes IB froin man waa cooperaUve, a pleasant how Important those hits and Cards were offering. "Nobody will be Idle,” Harris who led the club in homers and tJ(; leaders, many of them Negroes, unbeaten run to the NCAA tee complied a list of 145 to 160 the NCAA College Division and 22 above with llUle breeie. ant general manager, said he promised. runs batted to last season, was New Yor'k Ysnkees after the 1964 ^a^n worked reasons, their spokes- very "The price was some place to briefly with the Milwaukee Braves, before they moved man says, and any sug^es- Hayes earlier said he might crown last sear. players and contacted their 33 from the University Division. This was the first day in a long shutouts Were lest season, and plans no discussion for two or The Yankees eliminated two rewarded with what the club for the owners to get off as the middle of what we both put to Atlanta. Allen replaces Jimmy Dudley, also a top- tion they are part of a pass up the Olympics to avoid Both Alclndor and Allen are schools to determine whether The coaches for the April 4-8-6 ^nile one could ski In a light three days with Maloney, Pin signing problems by placing in called a 110 per cent Increase cheaply as possible for 1968. up at first,” said Flood. flight broadcaster who was ------proposed Negro boycott is a late start In pro ball. His col- Juniors. The 48-man squad In- they would accept bids. Trial are Ray Meyer of De- jacket. With brilliant su n s^ e, son, Rose, Chico Ruiz, Tommy jured third baseman (Jharlle over hls rookie salary. The fig handed a pink ticket by the batches at Ellington . . . Satur- pu re speculation. legiate three-year scoring total dudes seven juniors. Including "The response was most grat- Paul, Tex Winter of Kansas every thing was In excellent Curt Flood and Mickey Man Price was never a problem Helms, Mel Queen and the Smith on the restricted list and ures were not released. Cleveland broadcast sponsors, day night’s Rhode Island-UConn *^The NCAA squad announced Is second In major college his- Creighton’s Bob Portman, No. 4 Ifying,” said Walter Byers, State, John Bach of Fordham condition, the snow still powdery tle beaded Tuesday’s list ot for Mantle, the New York Yan Reds’ other non-slg^nees. withdrawing John Boccabella’s Utility Inflelder Frank ()ulUcl . . . Winning streak of Marques basketball game from Storrs Tuesday does Include All-Amer- lory only to Oscar Robertson of nationally in scoring; and seven NCAA executive director. "This and Arad McCutchan and the slopes and trails In beau- players reaching terms while kees’ veteran slugger. He "This Is a period of medita invitation to training camp. signed with Minnesota and out Haynes' Fabulous Magicians ^^11 be carried on Channel 8 —------tiful shape. A good crowd on (Cincinnati with Jim Maloney, signed hls sixth straight $100,000 tion for them,” said Seghl. Smith injured a knee to an fielders Reggie Smith and Jose came to an end Sunday night starting at 8 o’clock . . . Coach hand, from 10 to 12 minutes In Vada Pinson and Pete Rose agreement with a pledge to im Clete Boyer has not yet off-season accident a home, Tartabull okayed contracts with when they lost by two points jack McMahon of the San Dle- Olympic Rhuharh Continues the lift line. 'among the cUssaitisfled, seems to prove on the .246 baittlng aver reached terms with Atlanta and and Is not expeced to be ready Boston. to the Troy, N. Y., Camaros to go Rockets plans to shift Toby My ski companion on several the second half of a day-night Kimball to a forward slot next runs was the Rev. Martin, who doubleheader. Haynes' crew season. If he can get a big man says Mass In the Chapel of the Small Protest Ivy League won 823 games over a five- in the draft. Kimball at 6-8, Mc- Officials Concerned Snows, at the base of Stratton. 76ers and Knicks I still say that Stratton Is the AIAUQUERQVE, N. M. year span — majority against Mahon claims, just Isn’t big (AP)— New Mexico’s conver hand-picked opposition — before enough to handle Wilt Chamber- No. 1 ski resort. If you haven’t Eligibility tried It you should. All trails sion from a slowdown basket winding up on the short end of lain. Bill Russell, Nate Thur- In Many Quarters ball offense to fast-breaking were open with the exception of ROPE SKIPPING — (Tincinnati pitcher Milt Pappas skips rope as players the score. mond or Walt Bellamy . . . Top- play sin two victories Inst Up to NCAA Sight Same Mark • * • sy DelGobbo, who starred for N EW YORK (AP) — The controversy over South one, and they are getting It condition themselves at Tampa, Fla., spring training camp. (AP Photofex) week brought a small pro NEW YORK (A P )— It’s a pair of 9s for the Phila |¥ 1 “ ’ ® Hartford Explorers Africa’s readmission to the Summer Olympic Games in readiness for the great race test. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — n e r e n m e r e against Marques Haynes at the delphia 76ers and the N ew York Knickerbockers. In the continued to boil throughout the world today while the *’®,J^_"®f ^ ^^®f^ In a letter to Albuquerque The Ivy League is back in good Although the American Vol- Clarke Arena recently. Is as- The U.S. Olympic Alpine ski pot are playoff positions and money based on the final U.S. Olympic basketba)’, team suffered a blow of its team gets home from France Journal Sports Editor LeRoy standing with the NCAA. leyhall League ait the Blast Side sistant principal of the Wlnches- Bearman, Scott Springer Dr. Ray L. Heffner, president National Basketball Association regular-season stand own— losing four college stars . .. IT.. Feb. 28, and heads for Stratton, Rec has had Us prdblenlB try- ter School to New Haven. He’^s A move was underway to ^ College Races wrote: of Brown University, announced ings. — tog to complete its schedule a graduate of Southern Connect- don to call a .„ jv team appearance to the “ I am six-year-old. Tuesday receipt of a letter con Plilladelphla drew Its nine Francisco, third in the Western matches each week It was evi- tout State College . . . Perhaps the intematlonkl Olympic Com- “ I listened to the Lobos’ firming ellgibiUty of Ivy League Tuesday night toy drubbing San Division. ^•4W East. March 2-3 the men and dent last weekend that the the oldest battery to softball to Joe Frazier mlttee to reconsider the action basketball game Saturday students and teams for NCAA women of the U.S. team and Francisco 127-107. The Knicks gj Louis, first In the West, got town has some of the best tal- 91-year-old John Maloney who of South Africa. In Washington, and kept score. compeUUon. kept their nine by losing 108-102 off fjig 9 jock, reducing Us mag- ent in the state. Winning the pitches to 89-year-old Harry U.S. foreign affairs officials ex Olympic skiers from other na "I was sure glad they only Hefflaer, chairman of the Ivy to St. Louis. Sees Q u ick tions will compete to the U.S. Ic number to eight with Its vie- Branford Invltartlonal Tourna- Hyland three afternoons a week pressed concern over the move „ „ „ a c . _ Change Hours made 108 points cause I was League’s Policy Committee, re The 9s are the won-lost combi ory, which at first looked easy of African nations to boycott the Challenger Races-a-Gltmt Slalom ment last Saturday was a to the St. Petersburgh, Fla., about out of paper to keep ceived the letter from Walter nations Philadelphia needs for but turned out to be anything feaither in the hat of Coach BUI Kids and Kubs League . . . Jim- Ring Finish Games, but indicated n o U.S. ^ NEW YORK (AP) — bined for 63 points and led NIT- Southwest’s annual rodeo came score on.” Byers, NCAA executive direc Us tiUrd straight Eastern Divi but easy. McCaffrey and hla talented my "Mlml” McConvllle, long action at present Is planned for Sunday. The race Is sanctioned tor. Any resemblance between bound Notre Dame past Valpa- about when Texas ChrisUan sion title and New York needs to The Hawks, with Len Wilkens crow . . . Meeting to dls- active to the local Midget Foot- ______N.Y. fear of further complicating Stratton Mountain Ski The eight Ivy schools and the KIAMESHA LAKE, raise 87-78. The 6-foot-5 Arnzen beat Texas 71-66 and Baylor de- g;rab third in the East for its getting 13 points, outscored New cuss the formation of a Con- ball League program, recently (AP) —The way Joe Frazier what they privately describe as by the U.S. Ski Associa- the Big Ten, Big Eight and scored a season's high 38 points feated Arkansas 71-64. The three Pocket Billiard NCAA had been at odds since highest finish since the 1958-59 York 36-17 to the second period nectlout Collegiate Baseball noted 20 years with the Hart- a “ mess tlon. Southwest Conference bas while 6-7 Whitmore had 28 and leaders have 8-6 records. Texas 966 when the NCAA adopted a P I N M ANAGER — season when the Knicks were for a 62-48 lead. But New York, League next summer is ached- ford Electric Light Co. talks, Buster Mathis might be Mofi/rnoi Races will be held on the ketball standings of Tues rule that students must main pushed hls two-year total to 1,- A&M missed a chance to make Exhibition Set Cathy Dyak of Man second. with Cazzie Russell hitting 18 of uled Monday night, March 18 * * * better off going home instead of c o tle ^ to “ AtSeOc Ass^totlon day and Wednesday is 023. It a four-way deadlock by drop- tain a minimum scholastic aver Generally acknowledges as chester, the No. 1 Any combination of Philadel hls 19 points in the second half, at the Municipal BuUding to _ , r .u t • climbing Into the Madison ann^nced that Lew Alclndor, Courses will be set by membere purely accidental. Three other teams conUnued plr.g an 83-81 double overUme age of 1.6 (c-mlnus) to compete phia victories and or Boston Middletown. Bemle O’Rourke, E n d Ot U ie L in e Manchester’s beat cue artist, h'isrh average woman rallied to tie at 97-97 on EHck Square Garden ring with he lucIus Allen and Mike Warren ‘ h® d y m ^ The Big Ten, which had a their efforts to impress the NTT game to Texas Tech, in athletics. losses would give the 76ers the Barnett’s basket. Middletown rec (Mrector, hopes LltUe Calvin Murphy of Nia- Philadelphia slugger next Mon- uCLA had rejeced invlta- Beattie, Chuck Perries and two-way tie, now has Iowa all selection committee. Villanova, Other scores: Larry LisciotU will face world’s The Ivy League and a few oth duckpin bowler ■in the championship. In New York's ’Then, Don Ohl sandwiched a to oiganlze a six4eam league gh^’a has won a place on the tions to participate to the Olym- Gordon Eaton George Osier alone at the top. The Big Eight, with Johnny Jones sinking eight Northwestern 73, Indiana 66; champion triick shot artist N'Orm er colleges objected to the 1.6 U n it^ States, now case, the combination involves pair of free throws and a basket o f college players . . . Yale’s second AU-America basketball "H e’s gonna go—and maybe pic trials. In Los Angeles, Jess and John Clough of the which also had a two-way He, straight shots in the first half Wisconsin 94, Minnesota 83; "Farmer” Webber, former New standard, contending that It manages the Glaston Baltimore, which Is fourth, the around a foul shot by New swimmers haive annexed their team selected by the 12 NBA PRETTY CHAMPS— Pro golfers Shirl 'y Englehom, left, and S'harron Moran real early,” said the 206-pound Hill, athletic director at South- USEASA. Each race will be shows Kansas State to the lead and scoring 38 points, edged To- Rice 76, Southern Methodist 78; England and Pacific Coast preempted Institutional autono bury Bowl. Taking final playoff spot. York’s Walt Bellamy and Lou seventh successive outright coaches. First team choices Frazier, who meets the 248- em California, said Bill Hewitt ‘wc runs by each compeUtor, but four teams bunched within ledo 71-69, but almost blew a Bucknell 94, Gettysburg 86; Col- pocket billiard champion to my. hold awards presented at National Gol. Awards Dinner in New York. Miss time out from her In the only other NBA game Hudson followed Ohl’s field goal Eastern Intercollegiate League were Lew Alclndor of UCLA, pound Mathis for the world of the Trojans also had declined and for the second run to the one game of each other. And gate 89, Rochester 77; Rutgers exhlblUoma Monday and Tuea- The NCAA amended the rul Englehom won the Hogan Award and Miss Moran was Rookie of the Year. seven-point lead in the last two Tuesday night, Los Angeles with one of hls own to cUnch It title—New assistant, football Elvln Hayes of Houston, Pete heavyweight title. New York an invitation. Giant Slalom, the course will Texas, which had been the 62, Lehigh 66; Massachusetts 61, day at Sportland BUUar^. regular duties, Mrs. minutes in its own field house. ing last month, exempting trounced Cincinnati 117-106. coach at Yale is Paul Amodlo, Maravlch of LSU, Don May of Southwest leader, slipped into a Webber has met and defeated Dyak won the Water- for the Hawks. a,nd Massachusetts version. basketball stars are *’® ''®'®®‘ *” ®" Sophomore Chad Calabria, a Northeastern 69; Rider 106, Sus- schools which have admission Minnesota topped Kentucky who will replace Mack Yoho. Dayton and Wes Unseld of three-way deadlock with Baylor the best including Luther Las town Turnpike Tour Wilkens and teammate Zelmo \ ‘I’m gonna get him sooner or Negroes, but gave "academic" 6-1 guard, scored 11 quick points quehanna 83; Boston U, and scholastic policies more de 102-93 and Anaheim trounced The letter resigned to accept a Louisville. Bob Lanier of St. and Texas Christian. siter, Jimmy Moore and Joe nament last weekend. Beatty each scored 26 points. Indians Awaiting Foe later. It’ll be sooner if I catch reasons for rejecting the Invita- _ ‘^® niembera of the as Iowa took a 14-3 lead over Brandeis 68; Dartmouth manding than the national table Dallas 132-110 in the American position with a New Haven Bonaventure, like Murphy a WhUe those three leagues Barnett led New York \rith 22 up to him quick.” tions. ’They said the trials would Clympic ski team are Vermont- Michigan State and rolled to a Worcester Tech 66. Proclta. Hls high run was 226. used 'by the Association. This Saturday she will Basketball Association. Bank. Amodlo has been coach- sophomore, was also tapped for were trying to determine their 76-68 victory at Iowa City. Cal------He has been billed as "The Hou- supervise the annual and Willis Reed added 21. Someone mentioned six or take them away from school too aiy „ Wilt Chamberlain, who Is be Ing at the University of Akron the second team . . . Tickets are representaUves In the NCAA abria finished with 28 points and dlnl of Pocket BUUards.” Elgin Baylor kept Los Angeles seven rounds Joe iust shook his long. ^®*^‘ Rutland, Ann Schmitter Handi coming accustomed to the win . . . Tall Paul Walckowskl o f available for Saturday night’s tournament, two tourney-bound Sam Williams added 22 as the College Basketball The pair will engage In ex- !Beimett Stars six games behind St. Louis and New Canaan Quintet head and said, "I hope it will be On Monday 32 African nations R°s® Fortna of Warren, Erica cap Tournament at the ner’s share of reg;ular-season Manchester has a 4.7 scoring UConn-Rhode Island basketball WOMEN — Morion Copeland earlier ’’ withdrew from the Games in Sklnger and Billy Kidd of teams were in acUon Tuesday Hawkeyes took a half-game lead hlbiUons each day at 3 p.m. knocked Cincinnati out of a tie HARTFORD (AP) — Spider Glastonbury Bowl. bonus money, led Philadelphia average with Harvard’s varsity game at Storrs. UConn meets 143, Fran CrandaU 360. „ J ,u . t:. . . Mexico a tv in October as a pro- Stowe. Coaches BeatUe, Ferries night. All Top Ten clubs to the over Idle Ohio State and a full East and again at 7 p.m. with Baltimore by scoring 40 to its 18th -victory In 21 games ba^etball team. Paul took part Manhattan Thursday night at 7 ______‘ ‘ *’® ^ teS^^alnst South Africa’s par- and Eaton will be with the Associated Press Poll were Idle. game over Purdue, which lost to Villanova 71, Toledo 69 LlsclotU has twice won the Bennett led Hartford to their More than 170 entries points. Jerry Lucas led Cincin third straight Eastern Basket by pouring in 33 points, grab In 12 o f the Crimson’s flist 14 at the new Madison Square Plays Eagles Tuesday ROCKETTBS—Esther Wells j^vearticip^on. South Africa was ‘ earn. BeatUe and Eaton are At New York, NCAA-bound St. Michigan 104-94. Bucknell 94, (Jettysburg 86 Connecticut Pocket Billiard have been received to nati with 31, Dartmouth 78, Worcester Tech ball League win Sunday night bing 31 rebounds and handing games, scored 66 points and Garden in New York . . . Spring- 1127, Claire Roesetto 129, Nancy ^ 9.^ Record, in ^ d t o ^ n “ '® Games be- former Mlddlebury College ski- John’s jolted NaUonal InvitaUon championship. date. ^ ^ ^ ^ A 82.4 per cent shooUng mark 66 as the Capitols took Wilkes- out five assists. Chet Walker Los Angeles once again pulled down 74 rebounds. field K ln p of the American By BARRY COWLES Haines 157-G44, Kathy Haynes cause of Its racial poUcles, but ers. hopeful Holy C tobb Rick Mount’s 35 polnU were St. John’s 83, Holy Cross 67 Barre, 130-116. Bennett, who contributed 30 points and 16 re played without injured Jerry • * • Half of the waiting and anxiety is over for Coach 12s. j ^ meaAs e T rv w o ^ ’ readmitted this year after See you on the mountain. 83-67 In a sloppUy-played game, „ot enough for Purdue. The 0}lgate 89, Rochester 77 The New York Jets have four pushed through 19 points in the Most western states where bounds for the 76ers who in West, and the Royals had to use O ff the Cuff I>on Burnt and his East Catholic H i l t h ^ g e s as the ______.Z^unbeaten promising...... to send an Integ^rated...... despite 31 points by the losers’ Boilermakers made only six of Keith Hochstetn. Rutgers6, Lehigh 68 19-yeer men—Don Maynard, second half, waa aided by play chukar partridges have been es creased their lead to games a sub-par Oscar Robertson. The Date.l.rth«unioiaMancl.«a. oollMum. Vint first round of playdowns got underway last mght in „ team. 12 free throws while Michigan Bosotn U. 84, Brandeis 68 Bake Turner, Curley Johnson er-coach York Larese’s 14 tal tablished permit chukar hunting over second-place Boston. Fred Big O, Itotopered by an Injury to Dates for the annual Manenes- taateim » w e s w iiw um . ^ ^ - tournament The Eagles banoff 176-499, Harriet Coons ------GuIIUo Onestl, president of the At South Bend, Ind., BobAm- 8ASK£TBAUi connected on 20 of 31. Rudy Mass. 61, Northeastern 69 and Sherman Plurrkett. lies In the last stanza. well into the winter months. Hetezl scored 30 points for San his right side, scored only 11. ter GoU Open — Sept. 18-16 — place wUl be at stake Friday the L Division (>1 tne L lA Vy tournanieiit. m e ig - .o g j o Maloezzi 178 Gloria *^_ockouts Italian Olvmnlc Committee. een and Bob Whitemore com- Tomjanovlch scored 30 points as have been approved by the Con- night. . . Yale’s great swim star now are aware of their oppon- ____ Irfr A'To unaipo Surc, I kiiow his record but . — Clemens 177-473, Betty H ^ s ^ ^^^h said Tuesday he had asked Av- the Wolverines dedicated their necticut State Golf Assn. Other Don Schollander makes his final ents for Tuesday night’s pair- SCOKEStf^ 450, Madeltoe Tallin 452, Con- n^entioning ’’ said Frazier. ®ry Brundage, president of the new University Events Arena. important dates are May 25, In- home appearance as tin Ell at a site still pending. The Ailing Celts nile Dosh 457, Phyllis Uccello on that ^In t he Is correct. KXl, to call a special meeting. WEST SIDE PEE-WEE Kansas State took over the vltaUwial at Ellington Ridge; Saturday afternoon against Har- rJatholic quintet will face Three QuaKfiers 459. Frazier has been moving to Last night’s play saw Pagan! Big Eight lead by whipping Mis June 11. One-Day at Manches- vard at the Payne Whitney Gym bUity of a special meeting and Barbers roll over Norman’s 30- ter; Sept. 13-14 TrI-State at 4 o ’clock. ^Oth ranked New Canaan Hign. Minus Jones _ ___ much faster company. His vie 'For Swim Meet souri 70-63, while Kansas bowed ______New Canaan defeated Bloom- PINNETTES— Lee Pope 183- ____ include______Billy______Daniels,____ Os „ „ the Marquess of Exeter, an to- 93. The combtoaUon of Jim to Nebraska 76-69 and Iowa fleld High ranked 11th, last 460, Wanda Kaselauskas 201- Bonavena, Eddie Machen, fluenUal member of the IOC, Hesketh (10) and sharpshooter Annoimcement of qualifiers for State was Idle. The standings night at Naugatuck, 72-83, for a In Hub Tilt 314, Ronnie Newberry 184, dq™ j^nes and George Chu- agreed with him. jo j^ Farrand (12) proved to be Saturday’s Class AA and A show Kansas State at 8-3, Iowa berth In first round play. South Meredith Henry 192-483, Janet He handed the strong Chu- “ W® bad exhaustive debates Furnlturemen. Tim swimming finals was made Mon State 7-3, Nebraska 8-4 and Kan Catholic High defeated Wa- BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Keener 189, Mary Richardson ^ fearful beating and be- ‘ be re-entry of SouUi Afri- gcuUy gnd Mike Ramsey both day night by the CIAC Swim sas 7-4. Match Play tertown High 95-58 and now Celtics, handicapped by the loss 470, Betty Plumley 460, Sophie ^ame the first man to stop the ea,” the Marquess said. “ We pginta fought a hope- ming Championships Games Steve Honeycutt scored 27 wUl face H C r conference foe ailing Sam Jones, open a Kravontka 473, Dot Whitehead Canadian champion. Tha t one took a postal vote on the isBue j g g g as Paganl’s led all Oommlttee. Since this is the points and 7-1 Nick Pino TRAINING Northwest Catholic the win- three-game home stand tonight 457, DcOores Dzlenis 463, Norma ended to the fourth round. and the vote was substentlally the way. first year that swimming has grabbed 16 rebounds to spark JET-AGE ner of which will ol'av the win- to a NaUonal Basketball Asso- A I A SttbiidUrf of Gulf . ■ ^ ^ ^ • 'y-A'^^or^ ' T- •’ V t * ./ -■*-* • ' - v e ■ ' •' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 >1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 PAGE THIRTy-THBBE ______BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BmiiMss SarvicM THERE OUOHtA EE A LAW BY SHORTEN «ad WHIPPLE H«lp Wonf«d— H d p W em fd WHAT A TIME TO ■^\F 1 STAND OUT HERE BUT WHO'D EVER PREAMlWE 3U6T OffM«d 13 Fomol* 35 35 TRT/IN' r HITCH A RIDE TMEV'D BATTLE £WER a )/OVEK- RUNOUTASASl' B e f o r e tm ev w e r e w e d . h e r 'n e e d s B ut when it came time to get COUNTER women for evening WANTED — Business womui TO A FILLIN' STATION Nurry inven tio n LIKSffLOOKEP CUSTOM made pine furniture, L00K4 LIKE-v/E RAN THE An»w«r to Provleui Puiilo CLASSIFIED UN-hitched - or married couple, pre m o d es t shift 7 p.m. to midnight, full I'L L FREEZE I WRONS WAV WITH tH& THAT ? I WAS GNAWIN'// ONE made to order. Raymond Red GOUNDED INDEED — '' • IT F ih i a i l i n or part-time. No experience fer teacher or nurse, to live « i s r football / JAKE AT FIRE EXTINOUISHERG// LITTLE Colonial Origins ens, MB-S704. I LL NEVER Ask FOR MUCH. TmY aiENT AGREEG TD A DIVORCE PBOViPED needed. Please apply In per in with mature business wo SWALLOWED OOR ^TORyj THREE PAVE AFTER t/(THING 2 Sea bird TRBB BXPBRT — Trses out, DEAREST.' JUST A ROOF OVER SHE GETS -niE MOME , THE CAR YHE son to Mr. Donut, 258 West Mid man, private bath, garage, AND NOW HB'^ 4UIN' ATE- ONE VTHEV’REr ACROSS ADVERTISING 3 Neatness buUtUng lots cleared, trees top OUR HEADS-A FEW SIMPLE IMfURAMCE and the FURMITUSC ! kitchen privileges. If desired. THE MA30R OVER THE ) Bo th , 1 Penmylvanla's dle Tpke. founder ■ 4 Saul's uncle ped. Got a tree problemT W4U MEALS - THAT'S ALL I ALSO THE CAT AND THE OOLOFIdH! Must have transportation. -SHieH KAWIENIE / HOOPLEE.7 (Bib.) c l a s s i f i e d ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS i Stamp----- worth phone oall, 742-8288. -reallV care a b o u t.' ALS0«500AWRU a n d a q u a r t 8 Boston----- 5 Winged 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Write Box O, Manchester Her iiniiH party 6 Roman senator STEPS, sidewalks, atone waRs, OF MR OiSPEf^S SLOOP.' ald. 11 Of wrath (Latin) 7 English TRAIN 12 IndoChinese philologist (XM»Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Oreplaces, flagstone terraces. PART-TIME counter waitress. native 8 Wigwams AU concrete repairs. Reason Hours 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 13 Comfort 9 Merit 41*0 PJ«. DAY BEFORK PUBLICATION ably priced. 648-0881. FOR THE IS Earnest petition 10 On the ocean Deadline for Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. FHtey. No Sundays. Pleasant working Cl )• ! I. ' t ;. ■' /! • **ll PAGE THIBTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1966 PAGE THIRTY-^IVE Houses For Sole 72 Help Wanted Male 36 Wanted— ^To Buy SB Resort Proparty Houtef For Sole 72 Out Of Town Wanted— Real Estate 77 lowers on winning a runoff spot BOLTON For Rant 67 $14,600. 4-room Ranch, ga Evers Prepares Runoff "the American way, with the DESIGNERS, DETAILERS for LARGE old Hutch, under $100, d u p l e x — 6-6 $dus 6 room . For Sole 75 HAVE BUYERS for the foUow- vote.” He contended many BEBRrS WOffU wing back chair, good condi rage, large lot, Bolton location. single, near Center Springs TnT.T.ti>Tr> PUBLIC Tool Design, Machine Design, SKI or Sun Vacation home on Good buy. Mitten Agency, room Ranch. ing Colonial 6 or 7 room, Man whites voted for him and said CLASSIFIED Product Design. Must be ex tion, $15. Call 648-8807, 6-0 p.m. Lake Wlnnlpesaukee, New Park, good investment. Leo he would go to Washington to Realtors, 648-6980. Maximum financing available chester or 'Vicinity, for anxious Against White Candidate perienced in any one of the 3 Hampshire. Brand new 8 bed nard Agency Realtors, 646-0469. qualified buyer. 'Ranrii in Tol represent both races. NOTICE NEED HELP? We buy used fur to qualified buyer. Call 649- skills. Immediate openings with room C3ialet with fireplace. land or South Windsor, buy (Oontlnaed from Page One) shot Medgar to death from am '"Ihis is the beginning of the niture, attic contents, antiques FOR you ptople who have nev BOWERS School — beautiful 6 8262. The Bolton Zoning BoaM of overtime it desired. Steady, In Club house with In-door heat er been satisfied with Just er waiting. Cape In Vernon, bush. end for racism In kOssissln?!.” Appeals will ho4d a pubUc ADVERTISING teresting work with a long es etc; Can 633-2300 or 646-0004. room Cape with fireplace, ga- VERNON ------“ The Ume has to r con- Although Charles Evers had ed pool and skiing on premises. "good enough” things Jarvis rage, full basement with nice buyer qualified. Split level in he said. hearing March 12, 1968 at 8:00 tablished, progressive engi Siunmer reservations fllllig Vernon or South Windsor. Is cemed clUzen^ ^ had no poUUcal ambl- ..Griffin,...... of Utica, for 18 years CLASSIFIED ABtVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WE BUY and sell antiques, and Is proud to o lttr these brand finished rec room. Occupancy ENTERTAIN IN STYLE p.m. In the Town Hall at Bol neering company. No age re used furniture, china, glass, sil quickly, ca ll' 643-0189. new Garrison Colonials on your home for sale. Call Chet unite behind p a r ie s G n o j,e announced when ho en- Williams’ congressional aide. ton, Connecticut, to hear the strictions. Regular benefits to be determined. This home Insure a solid •victory fw r^ tered the campaign he had been based his campaign on his 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ver, picture frames, old coins, wooded lots Just seconds from Here is a 6H room Ranch Govang at Reliance Associates, appeal of B. Menschell and plus profit-sharing. The Pro is in first class WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Aveiegie Delly Net P n m Raa The Weather PAC0 TEaBTir>SIX ;Yor The Week Ended Snow tonight. About ttirea ManrtifPBt^r Earning Hffralin February 17, 1$$$ InchM expeeted. Low toi SOe. To lEuptittm morrow mostly cloudy, chance A 1:. ■ > rfl All KplHcopal g^rl scouU wlsh- Convention Delegates 15,534 of mow fhaniee. Low in 90s. /% llO llt lo w n Inff to attend a breakfast on iiiiliiillilliiliiiiilliiii! Oirl Scout Sunday, March 10, Mmiehetter-^A City of VUlage Charm Mls« Mary Betb Ooytn, daugh- 8 a.m. In NelU Hall at St. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Mary-g Episcopal Church are VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 127 ('TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTTBR, (X)NN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 A d m iW B g «M Pnge 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Oavin of 108 Autumn St., was reminded to make reservations No McCarthy Backers THURS. eloctod to the Queen’s Cotnt at Mts. Charles 'Covey, 5 HOUSE the Jtmior prom held recently Francis Df., or Mrs. Richard at the Avon Country Caub by Harris, M Green Rd. After Picked by Democrats a | / F the Junior olaaa of St. Joseph breakfast, the girls will attend College, West Hartford. the 9 ajn. service as a group. The Democratic Town Oommittee, by voice vote and with no opposition candidates developing last nigrht, Morning WUUam J. H ll^ son of committee for the reunion elected 13 party-endorsed delegates to each of three Radar Guides Jets a^ ACi^ JosepbHlhnskl ^ Manchester High School Romney Quits as Candidate; conventions— the State Convention, June 21-22 at the .” o t 1M3 wUi m « t BushneU Auditorium, H a rtford ;------to the dean’s list at the Univer at 8 at 'the home of Mrs. Harry HALE sity of Rochester, Rochester, the First Congressional Dis ^ V « ’ Eggleston, 143 Hollister St. ’Ihe In the slate,’’ he said. "The exe N.T., fbr the fall semester of ^ trict Convention, June 29 at the cutive board should have named Hartford Hilton; and the Fourth /'Y x I • g xb 1 i* 11 1967. of the class wishing to serve on one or two or throe McCarthy Clearance! To H ciftoi TcMP^ots Senatorial District Convention, I Iliililis s j lijliilii the committee. supporters and should have rec ’The Rev. Dr. Daiwrence Al June 18 at the Buckboard R es ognized to some extent the Mc SAIGON (AP) —Guided by an army barracks hit for the Chuc Son army barracke 12 mond, a former pastor of South taurant, Glastonbury. Carthy support In the communi radar, U.S. Air Force fighter- first time In the war. But the mUeamllee eouthweet of Hanoi. Air ^ ^ ™ " WMS m. .M. Mothodlat Church, will be the Ashes will be distributed at ty .’ ’ bombers flew through overcast U.S. Command announced!cd Com- Force F4 Phantoms raked „It ixUr Looking C. V to Kocketeller a service of Bitter Ijamentatlone Hhe congrreeslonal and sena feS featured speaker at the "Ref- torial convention delegates Plepler said after the meet skies today to attack targets In munlst gunners shot down a big during 70 miaslons flown tonight at 7 at St. John’s Polish ONE DAY ONLYI WASHINGTON (A P ) — ilge” in WilUngton this month; were elected unanimously. ing that his McCarthy chapter the Hanoi area for the aecond four-engine C130 transport plane Wednesday, but overcast akiee day In a row. and three helicopters over South spawned by the northeast m- 16 Newts 29 Grand time 44 Below (naut.) ANYTHINO taken to the dump, of length divisions 45 Oriental “RNASP’ Strada Restaurant, 699 Main St. 18 Soak flax 20 Hardy heroine foodstuff PLEASE READ YOUR AD appliances, bulky furniture, at- 19 French colonial 22 Tennis 34 Mineral tar Ucs, cellars cleaned, light accessory 35 Charm 46 Dry BABYSITTER urgenUy needed administrator 48 Word on Olaaelfled or "Want Ade” are taken over the phone ae a ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Interest (ah.) 24 Female horse 36 Stein trucking. Cheap, 286-8860. LEARN TO USE in my home for the remainder 25 Wild goat 38 Pierce (var.) Babylonian wall adverttoer ahonld read hie ad the FIRST 23 Insect (Bib.) of this week. 7 a.m. • 6 pjn. Vm ' HE NEVER P\OU RECKON 24 Ore pits 26 Droops 39 Relate DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the THE OOPlL NEEP/ MEBBE 27 Inanimate 42 Greek letter 49 Belgian river next Ineertlon. The Herald Is reeponelble for only ONE Inoor- Bolton area. 649-6682. PIP GO TO 26 Attached 52 Winglike part VOinOPIA WITH h e l p TV3ET / WE BETTER directly by the 43 Conceal reot or omitted Ineertlon for any advertlaement imd then only Housthold SorvIcM COMPTOMETER TH' REST OF u s ; TH' OL' BOV ^ GO SEE! base (hot.) ” WOMAN WANTED to perform 1 2 3 4 & r " i 1 S” ,0 to the extent of a “make good” Inaertkn. Errors which do OffM«d 13-A BACK? 30 Encourage not leey i the ^ n e of the advertieoment win not bo oorreeted normal secretarial duties, be 31 Roman bronze 12 13 by “mnke good” insertion. Do you have an Interest and familiar with the operation of ■^HAT,^ 32 New (comb, r r VENETIAN blinds — repaired, EyPLAlNB form) retaped and recorded. 646-0278, an aptitude for Math? Do multi-position telephone. 40- F5" 17 you want excellent working hour week, company paid bene eVEKY- 33 Legal point * IP 64B-mi. 34 Sack conditions, fringe benefits THING*= H" 20 643-2711 875-3136 fits, pleasant working condi 36 Henry Hudson's ■ LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- and advancement opportuni tions. Apply Contromatlcs Half----- (Roekvllle, ToU Fbee) 37 Protrudes □ ery, yards, attics, cellars ties? Training begins imme Oorp., 200 West Main St., Rock- 39 Twists in Z7 a a cleaned and removed. Also odd diately. To begin you rf vUle or call Mr. KeUdier, 878- 40 Encountered Jobs. 644-8062. ceive . . . '3317. OUl OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 41 Ovum ■ T U S Bo' ON —All »fM i •eto'ved 42 Dense thicket Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? REWEAV7NG OF bums, moth b* United fooiwe (yndKote. In< SAY DIDN'T I SEE MMJ THROUSHTHE YEAH-TH ATS of shrubs ■ ML NAME brand goods free—Help WINDOW HEAPINO FOR TH E BACK DOOR WHY J WRAPPED 47 Feminine name U holes, zippers repaired. Win Paid During Training . . . friends shop with few dollars WITH AN ARMFUL OF SNOWBALLS A 'EM ALL INDIVIDU 50 Bean "eyes" 24-Hour Answering Service dow shades made to measure, Painting— Papering 21 Business Opportunity 25 Help Wanted— The Opportunity To Learn weekly. You get things free. WHILE AGO r IT BETTER NOT BE A RE ALLY IN ROIL (hot.) S7 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys A Valuable Skill Write for details and free 488 PEAT PERFORMANCE OF LAST YEAR t i m e 51 Airplane routes THIS / Free to Herald Readers made while you wait. Tape re- INTERIOR and exterior paint- Femole 35 page catalog. Popular Club WHEN 'lOU PACKED ’EM IN TH' FREEZER (2 words I And when you successfully com TO SAVE--AND WE FINALLY HAD 53 False god corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Ing and papering. Call Phil Plan, Dept., T600, Lynbrook DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 4T BEELINE fashions — join us TO CHIP 'EM ALL OUT IN 54 201 (Roman) 42 4 Want Information on one of our ckwelfled advertleomentaf Main St. 640-6221. Denoncourt, 742-6178. Tired of Paying Rent? plete the course . . . N.Y. ONE PIECE.' I now —Wear the wardrobe of IT APPEARS THAT I'VE 55 String u No nnswer at the telephone Uetedr Simply MEAR 'ltX)C£ GOINSX) (fOURT for Mr. Dias. department, for quaUfied I R l E P I D procedure: tions, rec rooms, garages, Floor Finishing 24 Training has heavy demands SHOW latest Lisa Jewelry fash terview. D E xR pfZ T AUS'nN — Healy 1969, wire porches and roofing. No Job typist with some shorthand ions. Earn high commission. VEAH,I WAP A Hkicloae your reply to the from the trucking Industry. We background. ^DMEIMlNG wheels, Michelln X tires, over too small. Call 649-3144. train on all types transmission, Work with full kit and color WAITRESS wanted — Please UTTLE AROUAAENT box in an envelope — FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- apply In person. Gas Light WITHTME 60VERNMBVT illeg a l ? address to the Classi drive, new clutch, good condi ing (specializing In older gas and Diesel tractors, full or Company offers excellent catalog. No investment. Call tion. $895, 872-6088. TILE contractor—floors, walls, 346-1466 collect. Restaurant, 30 Oak St. ASOOT B%POf?:rS. fied Manager, Manchester shower door Installlons, mar floors). Inside painting. Paper part-time training. Placement benefit program, good Bhrenlng Herald, together hanging. No Job too smaU. assistance upon graduation. working conditions. \ with a mc-no listing the 1966 — BUICK Gran-Sport 4- ble work, flrehearths, patios Act now. Call Hartford 247-1363 SALESWOMAN — we have a speed 326 h.p., excellent condi and entrances. Free estimates. John VerfaUle, 649-6760. RU2Z SAWYER companies you do NOT anytime. APPLY permanent position for an ex want to see your letter. tion, asking $1700. Call 649- CaU C and D TUe Co., 648- perienced women's apparel WANTED Tour letter will be de 1379. 0106 after 6. saleswoman, for Wednesday, AMD POWER TO EXCEPT FOR OUR FIRST NATIONAL THAT'S THE WAY SUREi BY 1970 THEY'LL EE stroyed If the advertiser Bonds— Stocks STORES, INC. Saturday plus Thursday eve Clean, Late Model RUM1WS AIR ANP FOOD, PEOPLE IN THE PIVINS TO A THOOSANP FEET. is one you’ve mentioned. MUSTANG Fastback — 1966 - HOMES, GARAGES, porches, Help Wanted— DESALIHI7ATI0N WE'RE IMOEPEMPENT Mortgages 27 ning. Top salary and benefits. FUTURE WILL LIVE If not it will be handled 4 speed V8, console. $13.26 rec rooms, room additions, Femole 35 PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Clall Mr. Altshuler, 643-8112. USED CARS PWMTTOQIVE OF OUR SUPTORT ON THE OCEAN AMP SOMEPAV In the usual manner. weekly assume monthly pay- kitchens, roofing, siding, gen US FRESH SHIfJ FLOOR. ARTIFICIALmuS* - Nine Paid Holidays * Individual returns prepared by 11 income tax accountant. Ray- Bicyelos Libera! Vacations * mound Girard. Call collect, 875- HARLEY DAVIDSON 74, fully 7362. p fs i \ dressed, A-1 condition. Asking World's Largest Industrial Credit Union * 1NCX5ME TAX c'one accurately $900. or best offer, take as Is. and reasonably. Orville Wln- 643-6214, if interested. Paid Sick Leave * chell, 644-2705. Expanded Educational Assistance Program * PRISCILLA’S POP GRAND UNION BY AL VERMEER Business Services Interesting Work in a Variety of Areas 2 Automobiles______For Sole 4Offered 13 WAWT , I 'L L 2 - 3 .0 Yo u r s h o e s S H O V E L PlOi. DUE TO RAPID EXPANSION WE HAVE S H I N E D ? ? T H E W A L K w rr.T.TAMS Tree Service, spec- O N L Y A VOLVO 1961 — PV644, very good jaiuing in tree and shrub care, Applicants should have a high echool education. DIME.' condition. 647-9839. ^-8104. IMMEDIATE FULL-TIME OPENINGS FOR Some job experience Ls helpful but not necessary. \ / / CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER NBBD CAR? Credit very bad? LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Bankrupt, repossession? Hon moving large appliances. Burn For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at IN TIM S WE'LL BE OONB'. AHU RErURN est Douglas accepts lowest ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- POR WOT? RAUSESi AND THROW MESBLF PRODUCE CLERK GROCERY NIGHT EX C ELLEN T the Aircraft Employment Office. WHEN P A T ON HIS OWNER'S MERCV! ------down, smallest payments, any 1776. SHERIFF GIT5 where. Not small loan finance BENEFIT PROGRAM TK RBWARPl B A C K W E R e , company plan. Douglas SNOW PLOWING, drlvewajrs, STOCKING AM'M HAPPY SUNK! DELICATESSEN CLERK AH SMAPPBP Motors, 846 Main. lots, sidewalks, reasonable 400 Main Street, East Hartford B A C K T O MB rates. 648-4686. Free Medical, Hospital, SBN 9BS IN SEA FOOD CLERK 7:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 ;3^-P.M. TUW 51 I960 GREEN and white Thun- YOU ARB A-1, truck la A-1. Surgical Plan _a_ derbird, $500. Call 742-7194. Cellars, attics, yard and Tuesday evening till 8 P.M. a - t i small trucking done A-1 right. MEAT CUTTERS Free Accident and FORD — Country Squire wag Call Tremano Trucking Serv Saturday, 8 A.M. till noon on, V-8 automatic, power steer ice toll free, 742-9487. Sickness Plan ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS I'M STILL ing. $14,26 weekly assumes GROCERY CLERK TOP BURNT UP I VOUi JAKEi monthly payments. Call 233- SALES AND Service on Arlens, Paid Sick Leave SHC HAG DUPGP /VIE IN1& THNKREAL 8716, ask for Mr. Dias. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn . EXPANSION WILL SCULPTING HER...INTO C(2EAT(NG CLEAR! mowers. Msq Homeltte chain MEAT WRAPPERS Liberal Group Insurance Plan PRAH& A MOtlUM0HT TO MAMMON.,. I960 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door, saws anf, International Cub OPEN TREMENDOUS IN My BPBH it overhauled engine, transmis Cadet Tractors. Rental equip CHECKERS Paid Vacation sion needs work, 6 cylinder, ment and sharpening service OPPORTUNITY WHITNEY \ BY ROUSON $76. 64M-8627. Stock Option Plan LITTLE SPORTS on all makes. L A M Equip GROWTH 1967 RAMBLER American — 4- ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. PORTER 5 Day or 40-Hour Week AIRCRAFT 876-7600 Manchester Exchange ^ fades, // door sedan^ radio and heater, automatic transmission, 8,000 — Enterprise 1046. Division of United Aircraft Corp. DOB/a/ miles, $1,760 or best offer. Call FOR APPLICATION AND^PERSONAL INTERVIEW APPLY TO; SHARPENING Service -• Saws, 872-4778. knives, axes, shears, skates, g r a n d u n i o n . 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 4B0 SOUTH MAIN STREET An Equal Opportunity Employer rotary blades. Quick service. OR ■ '0 1 m e r c u r y ”—. 1966 Comet , 6 MANCHESTIR. CONN. MIDDLETOWN. CONN. cylinder, automatic, $11.00 Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA weekly assumes monthly pay St., Manchester. Hours daily Equal Opportunity Employer ® INI k, NU, Ik X-l'b ments. Call 233-8716, ask for 7 :30 6, Thursday 7:80-0, Satur Mr. Bake. day 7:80-4. 648-7968.
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