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V(H.. LX X X V n, NO. 112 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 (Okuwlfled Advertiaing on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

r Park; Vdhce Talk 0 South Viet Warplanes Bomb For Three Hours SEOUL (AP) — South Korean Park said the meeting was held command's proposal to meet to President Chung Hee Park is re-, in a "sincere atmosphere.” day, but it was indicated that Red Troops in Hue’s Citadel ported considering a trip to talk Neither side would say wheth- the Communists proposed meet wlth President Johnson if U.S. ei\any progress was made, ing Wednesday and that this presidential envoy Cyrus Vance Johnson sent Park a personal would be acceptable to the U.N doesn’t resolve the U.S.-South letter last Thursday, and Fance Korean rift over Korean securl- âs expected to deliver smother military spokesman such letter today. Informed Ko- said four North Koreans crossed Vance smd Park met for the rean sources said Johnson may into South Korea around mid Allied Drive first time today. Vtuice’s mis- have invited Park to Washlng- night Sunday, but American slUnited States is suits of his talks with Vsmce, clash. No casualties were re Is Part of tending toward appeasement in Park may decide to go. ported. the Pueblo Incident and neglect- m a move welcome to the There was speculation that ing the increase in the infiltra- South Koreans, the American Vance would also meet wlttx All-Out Try North Korean representatives V tlon of armed North Koreans officers who head the U.N. Com- before his scheduled departure Into the South^ • ^ mand in Korea asked for a Tuesday afternoon. The United SAIGON (AP) — Vietnamese Park and Vance met for three meeting with North Korea to ^ r '^Norti' K yjr^'have warplanes bombed and strafed hours today. The U.S. Embassy claims of Communist truce vlo- held five secret meetings since t , Communist forces holding out in said..the talks included a "free, lations "in and through the de- the Communists seized the U.S. Hue’s Citadel today after U.S. frleridly and candid exchange of militarized zone." intelligence-gathering ship Marine reinforcements were views,” while a spokesmajt for North Korea rejected the Pueblo Jan. 23. sent into the walled fortress for No official reports have come the first time in the two-week out of the talks, but reliable Ko battle. rean sources said they believed The allied assaults were part three Injured Pueblo crewmen of an all-out effort to drive the Long Chase Ends and the body of one sailor who (JOmmunist North Vietnamese died would be returned soon. regulars and Viet Cong guerril The secret meetings milled las from areas they have held the South Koreans, traditionally since Jan. 31. Man, Girl Jailed strong allies of the United The Communists, holding the States, who are more concerned Citadel’s southeast comer, put about the security threat raised up a hall of .60-caliber antiair by the Communist commando craft fire at the attacking raid into Seoul Jan. 21 in an at planes. Cloud cover lifted to In Two Slayings tempt to assassinate President permit the first air attack on ___ Park. the fortress in 10 days. PRATTVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Brown and the girl waived ex- The commandos failed, bi.: a Two companies of Marines— Benny Brown, who vowed he tradition proceedings and were police chief was killed in a gun about 300 to 400 men—entered would never be taken alive., and turned over to Sheriff Phillip battle with them only 8(X) yards the Citadel from landing craft Faye Dawson his girl friend. Wood of Autauga County Sun- from the presidential mansion, sent up the Perfume River Sun were in an Alabama Jail today, day. Allied forces later killed 27 of day and another two companies arrested in connection with Sheriff Gary McConnell of the infiltrators and captured of Leathernecks were taken to slayings in Georgia and Ala- Chattooga County, Ga., went to one. the Citadel’s northern wall by bama. Prattville Sunday night to con- South Korean officials also assault boats today. Brown, 23, and Miss Dawson, fer with Alabama authorities on were expected to ask Vance for The Marines have already re rd 16, were arrested Saturday the Georgia charges. No date return of operational control of captured the southern part of night at a roadblock near Ma- for arraignment or preliminary their 660,000-man armed forces, Hue in a series of street battles con. Miss., following a chase hearing was set and the couple now held by American Gen. in the old imperial capital since through three states which left was held without bond. Charles H. Bonesteel III, the the Communists attacked Hue two persons dead and lour oth- Brown was charged with mur- commander of U.N. forces in in the early stages of their big ers wounded. der in the Friday night shooting South Korea. offensive against 35 cltTes and Georgia officials reported of Connie Willingham, 16, of The South Koreans also have towns. South Vietnamese troops telephone calls from Brown Sat- Menlo, Ga., in Summerville, been pressing for more U.S. pushed the Communist troops urday warning them not to Three other youths were wound- help in modernizing and ex- into one comer of the Citadel come after him because he ed in that shooting. pandlng their armed forces, but had been unable to drive would never be taken alive and goth Brown and Miss Dawson t'lesioent Johnson has asked A Vietnamese army ranger checks the back pwket of a civilian in Saigon. (AP Photofax). them out. saying he intended to make a charged with murder in the Congress for $100 million in spe- The U.S. Marine force in Hue nm lor it. shooting of Hugh Boyd, 47, of military aid to Korea, but was about 1,000 men. AP corre But Mississippi authorities Montgomery Saturday near Parle’s government said it was spondent George McArthur re lies said Brown offered no rests- here. Boyd's son, 21-year-old concerned alwut funda- ported from Hue that the Ma (S) tance when captured Saturday Marine Sgt Harry Neal Boyd "laatal security problems than The Light Side Coast Navymeii Killed rines were meeting only occa "iKht. âs shot and seriously wound- one-Ume appropriaUon. TRICKY BALLOT / J sional sniper fire in the southern "I think at the roadblock ed - Korean legislators have BELTON, S.C. (AP) — James part of the city 400 miles north Brown srfw he didn’t have much grown and his girl friend just suggested vrithdrawal of (he of Saigon. .«u,u.AJ-iiian Korean force in Viet- Mattlson will be the mayor no of a chance, looking down those happened to meet the Boyds in 7 ur,rrw. mnitpr which man wins Tues- He said there were indications shotgun barrels,” said J.D. prat^ lle, said Wood. "They nam to meet the crisis at home matter which man wins nies all North Vietnamese troops had unless the United States takes day.’s elecUon. As Jet Hits Bridge In Fog Slay, head of the Meridian, withdrawn from the fighting for Miss., patrol district. (See Page Twenty-Three) what they consider a firmer The incumbent mayor is stand in Korea. James C. ‘Jamie” Mattlson. His the south side, leaving only lo SAN FRANCISCJO (AP) — Air Station in Southern Califor- Red-White-and-Blue Navy star cal guerrillas, including some In the United States, the Gal- opponent, a newcomer and no Two men in a Navy jet trainer, nia. The Navy said they were on Insignia, lay scattered on the who infiltrated among the 30,000 Îct lup Poll reported only three out relation, is James A. "Squat” a routine weekend training mis roadway. San Francisco-bound (C) hurtling through thick fog, civilian refugees. Mattison. sion. traffic was halted 2V4 hours. (See Page Eleven) The nicknames are on the bal crashed in flames into the San Lt. Col. Phan Van Khoa, prov Seconds before the crash, It was the second time a Navy ince chief, mayor of Hue and lot to help the voters. Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, truck driiver Ronlald Terry of El- plane flying out of the Alameda t-TS ► -w ^ district military commander, NEWLYWED ARRESTED scorching girders and tearing pbrante was heading toward air station has struck the 8-Vi- said Communist troops in Hue crosspieces Sunday. San Francisco witly8,050 gallons mile long bridge. The first was INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — executed 300 civilians Friday Shattered remains of the T33, of jet fuel in a tanl^ truck. in 1943, when Navy Lt. J. L. and buried them in a mass State News Six young men, including one Morrelle, 24, a reservist from which had taken off from near ” . . .1 hear this jet coming,” grave south of the city. He said (C> married Saturday, were arrest by Alameda Naval Air Station, he said. ” I look up and I see a Georgetown, Tex., was killed ed and accused of taking pro the grave was in an area not yet continued past the five-lane big streak. There were flames when his single-seater hit sus-

' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE THREE P A O C TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 Sheinwold on Bridge Mishaps Kill People In fathers, sons, ^ b a d PHUDSOPHEBS NORTH Three in State CANT PLAY BWDOE ♦ Q3 73y “THE W AY (7 1064 husbands and ^ By AliFBBD SHEIn W o LD 0 10763 T he News On W eekend FAIRWAY. A KT52 I HEARD rr’ You can be sure of your own !fck Benny, F//tST boy friends— A existence but nothing else, ac WEST EAST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cording_ to some philosophers. 4 10 8 6 ♦ 72 9n the *Drau)’ Two persons died on Connecti ^ KQS3 East put this in bridge terms BOSTON (AP) — Comedian cut roads during the weekend In Wednesday is valentine's day! ^ by John Gruber in today's hand: he wasn’t wlll-^ O 52 0 K984 A AQ9 Jack Benny proved Sunday separate traffic accidents, and I Ing to admit the exUtence of * 107 6 3 ►and lUiaifs one day it's best not to forget! we have a m ost^ SOUTH night that he Is faster with the a kitchen fire took the life of anything outside of his own joke than the violin. complete as.sortment of valentine heart boxes of candy ^ A AKJ954 and 82-year-old Groton woman. for the wife, daughter, mother, sister an4"’glri friend hand. Benny was guest soloist with ■ ■ ■ A Opening lead — two of hearts. ^ A8 Then a n two important mu- let, and the American Ballet the Boston Symphony Orchestra In an Incident related to a — 2 convenient locations — ^ Iheater will offer his "Oon- East won the first trick'with 0 AQJ . t ■ucal events scheduled for the in a benefit performance for the car crash, a 66-year-old man downtown nianchcstcr — cast middle turnpike certo” in its single performance the queen of hearts ^ d return A 84 BuiduMll this week. One will ap orchestra’s pension fund. The A*.' collapsed and died In Lisbon. at the Bushnell, Saturday eve ed the three of hearts to South’s South West ^ r . East performance grossed $28,681. Dead as the result of a one- peal to symphonic buffs, while ning. Hew to Hartford, this bal ace. South led a trump to dum Double 2 A 3 1 ' 1 NT The perennial 39-year-old Ben car crash Saturday on Interstate the other is of Interest to opera let was premiered in Berlin in my's queen, returned a diamond Pass 2 <7 2 0 ny, who will be 74 years of age Route 91 In Middletown was 21- to win a finesse with the queen, 3 A Pass fans. Specifically, we have Rus 1M 6. Pass this Valentine's Day, at one yenr-old Catherine Morrison of The "Oayne" ballet was pre and led out the rest of his sian composer Aram Khatcha- AIIPMt point had a little difficulty keep Thomaston. The police said she miered in 1M2 and a year later turlan as gfuest conductor of the trumps. ing up with one number and was the passenger in a car driv came the premiere of the com Hartford Symphony in a Eastthrew a low club, a low yelled at conductor Erich Lelns- en by Arnold Adler, 20, of Col poser's Second Symphony, but must save the five of hearts. program chosen enttnly from diamond and a low heart, thus dorf, "wait for m e!” chester. which completes the program Now East can throw a low dla- his own compositions. And we committing a philosophical The car swerved off the high have Pucdnl’s "Manon Les- to be offered 1 nHartford. It is blunder.______East cound not then mond, a low club and, finally, the better of the two works in * Jackie* Kennedy I ' ' m 5 ' • I* ■ ’ way and crashed into a con caut,” with Tebtddi, Sordello make a safe discard on the last the queen of clubs, crete culvert, authorities said. D. and Domingo. my opinion, but it is still not trump. If Re-visits Plantation earth-shaking in its artistic Adler was reported in satisfac Strictly speaking, Khacha If East threw the queen of East can take the ace of clubs THOMASVILLE, Ga. (AP) — tory condition in Middlesex Hos value. turian is of Armenian extraction clubs. South would lead a club, and get out with his low heart. Mrs. John F. Kennedy is visit pital after the incident. and Armenians from far and 11100, as I mentioned, we shall East would take a club and a West takes two heart tricks; * n ing Greenwood Plantation, an 12 Kenneth Griffith, 19, of New wide wlU make up a goodly por- have "Manon tioscaut” in a Con heart but would then have to defeating the contract, 18-acre retreat known lor Its I ' “ t j ' ! ^ • ’-T ^ ington was killed late Friday Uon df his audience; many will necticut Opera production. This give South two diamond tricks. The moral is obvious; bridge jjualt hunting and equestrian at night when a car he was in F. arrive by chartered busses from is the earliest Puccini opera that If East threw a diamond, players (and perhaps bridge mosphere. collided with another on Route out of state, for he is nmklng holds the boards and it cSrtalnly South would lead the ace of dla- writers, too) should not be philo- A spokesman at the planta ' ! y 72 In Berlin. Three others In ^nly a limited number of ap is not one of his greatest works. monds to drop the king. If East gophers, tion, owned by former U.S. Am the mishap were Injured, one pearances in this country. “ ,v ..f Nevertheless, it is very popular. threw the king of hearts, South Dally Question bassador to Great Britain John of them seriously, police said. Ho is a cellist by training, so probably because of its wealth could lead either clubs or dla- As dealer, you hold: Spades, Hay Whitney, said Mrs. Kenne «■ • Mrs. Mabel Henderson was it is no surprise that the pro- of tunes. ly have U yield a trick to give 7-2; Hearts, K-Q-5-S, Diamonds, burned fatally when a fire broke P. dy was a g;uest of the Whitneys gram will include his new cello The opera is based on a stoiy monds and East would eventual- K.9-8-4; Clubs, A-Q-9. out Sunday In the kitchen of concerto which he premiered re but gave no indication as to how by the Abbe Prevost who wrote South his game. What do you say? long she would stay. her two-story house In the West cently in this country with the tn the 18th century and has The Jack Exlsto Answer: Most experts would Mystic section of Groton. brilliant Rostropovltch as solo She previously visited the been set to music by a number East ruined the defense when open with one heart. When this plantation in 1964. i ‘f- - .f f!? The victim was carried uncon ist. Hartford will hear Karine he refused to admit the hand was actually hel din the I tv * ^ of composers. Pervost’s knowl scious from the burning kitchen Georgian in this part. She is . Residents got a glimpse of edge of American geography existence of the jack of hearts, match between Belgium and and died eight hours later in the latest Tschalkowsky compe ISew Liturgy Evaluated at St. Mary^s Episcopal Church ^ rs. Kennedy Sunday as she was limited by the time at which his partner obviously <3ermany in the 1967 European Lawrence Memorial ■ Hospital of tition winner in Moscow, the .went to church attired In brown 2 which he wrote, and Auber who Members oi the clergy of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church cele in the Episcopalian Book of Common Prayer since 1662. The held. Or perhaps East refused Championships , the German knee boots and an above-the- second-and third-degree burns. same competition that launcKed the tale as an opera, new liturgy will be used in every service at St. Mary’s to admit the existence of his player who held the hand open- Several rooms were badly dam Van Clibum on his career. brate the Holy Eucharist from behind the altar, facing the knee combination dress-coat. lived only a little while later; people, in a new liturgy which will be presented this month Church this month. Important changes in the liturgy include partner. ed with 1-NT. aged by the blaze. WESTOWN Khachaturian is best known, modem language, similar to the Revised Standard Version East should discard the king Copyright 1968 Dominique Benoit, 66, of Nor WW PHARMACY ■ ^ of course, for his ubiquitous so it is not surprising to find at the church. They are, left to right. The Rev. Ronald Halde- Exchange Program of the Bible as opposed to the King James version; a change of hearts on an early trump, .. General Features Corp. wich collapsed and died Satur "Sabre Dance” which has been the last scene set on "A desert man, the Rev. Stephen Price, the Rev. George F. Nostrand, of order resulting from the recent liturgical scholarship, and TOKYO (AP) — Hiroshi Uem- day, minutes after his car 459 HARTFORD RD.— 649-9946 played by everything from outside New Orleans," when in rector; and the Rev. James Bottoms. The new liturgy was ap more congregational participation. The congregation will be ura, Japanese writer and social veered off Mell Road in Lisbon dance bands to symphonic that proved for trial usage by a general convention of the Epis asked to evaluate the new liturgy at the end of this month. •worker, announced Sunday an and struck a stone wall. organisations, and it will be in- city " ’ is “ swamp. — - copal Church last September. 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Cherry Lawn Is a preparatory Hausman called a meeting of tneh water main burst and flood MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, ^N N ., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 Vernon school giving instruction in toe Republican State Central ed Boston Avenue here Sunday, State News grades 8 through 12. Committee for Feb. 20 in Wall and'sections of pavement along the Episcopal Churchwomen ingford to nominate toe new na a quarter-mile stretch of toe Vernon with Mrs. Ernest Skoglund and January Rouudup Hausman Backs Alsop tional committeeman. street caved in. Mrs. Noel McCarthy as co-chair Hausman bacKed Alsop In a 'The Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo. HARTFORD (AP) —John D. men. (OonUnned from Page One) letter to all members - of toe said It would be several days be School Board Budget Panel BuDettn Board B usy fo r Alsop of Avon had toe personal central committee, which fore sidewalk and street repairs Rockville Emblem Club will firmly while toe charred shell of support today of State Republi makes party policy and said Al- could be completed. It said toe meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the building steamed In toe ear can Chairman Howard E. Haus sop's election would best serVe main Itself was repaired with To Report on Staff Requests the Elks Club. Refreshments Nurse Unit ly morning cold. man for the post of OOP natfon- party unity. a 12-foot section of new pipe. Stein House also contained a al committeeman from Connect will be served. *1716 affected area includes H m budgat oonndttee o f ttie also supervisors in reading, The month of Jianuary wan library. It was toe smallest of icut. WATER MAIN BIJR.S'TS shopping centers between Noble St. Joseph School Guild will physical education, music and busier than usual for toe Rock toe school’s four dormitories. In g;lving Alsop his support. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A 16- and Glenwood Avenues. Board ot EJducation wiU pre meet Thursday at 7:80 p.m. in act. ville Visiting Nurse Aesociatlcm sent reoofrnnendaMofia to tlie the school hall. Following the Dresser said areas other than though usual winter haaaids Im meeting refreshments will be fuU board tondght on a request srienoe and the aria, need su peded toe program, according served by the fourth grade for an tncreaaed ataflf^for the pervision. It would be the task to the monthly report of super- mothers. cotning year. o f supervisors to study whether vlaor, MIm Ruth Hoyt. Hie meeting' wiU be held at courses are being properly A public baked bean supper The attendance at toe pre the oM ce o f the superintend taught, and if not, where the will be held on Saturday spon school cUnlca, although some ent of sdMOls, Park S t, at 7:S0 trouUe areas are. sored by Vemmt Grange 02 at what off last month, was stUI p.m. Superintendent Raymond Another area to be discussed the Grange Hall, Vernon Cen higher than for toe same period RamsdeU presented a lUt at 40 tonight la the Capitol Improve ter. Serving will begin at 0:80 a year ago. ARTHUR DRUG STORES teachers he feels are neecM but ments program. The board was p.m. with the supper open to New patlento Included those the budget conuniittee felt tMs asked by the Board of Repre- the public. admitted to Medicare program " ^ u r Valenfine Day Headquarters'' was too many in terms o f cost sentativea to outline a five-year as well as thoee discharged The matter 'vnis turned over to program as to what it felt the It makes you feel so young from toe hospital following that committee to determine needs would be in caprftol im New Ornamental to give the one you love a Valentihe filled with surgery or accidents. In these where cuts could be made. provements. Shrubs Developed cases toe -vlaiUng nurses gl've A recommendation of assist The outline for the board add Fanny fanner candies-they’re the fanciest, bedeide care under direction of ant superintendent o f schools, ed up to over $9 million in fu MTAMf — A new ornamental romanciest, the finest made. toe physicians. Allen Dresser, concerning the ture needs. shrub, named "Rosemound Of the total 1,828 visits made appointing of coordinators, di Cob Scout Banquet dombeya," has been propagat Choose a big bold heart or small shy one- during toe month, 804 were for rectors and supervisors for the Cub Scouts of Pack 228 will ed by the U.S. Department at and you’ll seel Red Satin heart shown, 1 lb. gi'vlng bedside care and treat school system, will also be dis hold their annual Blue and GoM Agriculture, and horticultural- ments and 916 were for health cussed tonight by the board. Banquet tonight at 6:80 p.m. at ists predict It 'wlU be exodlent $3.50. Other Fanny Farmer Valentine hearts, guidance. By towns, ■visits were Dresser, who is also cur St. John’s Parish Center. Guests for landscaping in Southern $1. to $21. made as follows: Vernon, 870; riculum coordinator, advocates will include the Rev. and Mrs. Florida and other troidcal and miington, 267; TOUand, 195 and COSMEnCS supervisors in each of the fol James L. Grant and Mr. and subtropical areas. Somers, 81. lowing subject areas; Science, Mrs. Alien Tucker. "Rosemotmd" has dense fo Nurses visited 71 new babies math, social studies and lan Tucker, an executive of the liage, is rounded and symmetri upon their return to home from guage arts. Charter Oak Council, Boy cal, 'With dust-rose flowers that the hospital and ten 'women Join Honored Cubs, from left, WilHam Stern, Michael Ryba, Robert Potterton and Miss Lucille Kuhnly, head of Scouts, will be princlpsd speak almost cover the foliage in PINE PHARMACY ed a new class for expectant Robert McCurry. (HeraM photo by Buceivicius) the science department at the er on the theme "Freedom Fes late autumn. The shrub is be mothers. Hie class Integrates high school was named last tival." He 'Will also present the lieved to have come from Re 664 CENTER ST. 649-9814 with toe Rockville General Hos Fall aa, 8cience coordinator for pack charter to the church. union Island in the Indian pital maternity unit and meets B o l t o n Grades 7 through 12. Hiere are 'Hie dinner will be hosted by Ocean. at toe hospital. SPECTACULAR! At an immunization clinic for pre-schooters In Rockville, 24 children received shots and at Four Cubs Win Warfel Award STOCK UP! Tolland. . clinic ^ 19 children were . The Robert Warfel Award for The peUtlpn on apartments is Wednesday and the adult in- fnoculated.lated. Oral polio vaccine outstandlne cub of toe vear not tor a "public hearing” but qulrers’ class will meet at 8:30. 2 was given to chUdren during . f i, . k, for a "hearing.” The peUtloners 'The confirmation class will SAVE UP TO 50% and MORE! toe monto at the nursing office. In Cub Scout Pack 167 was pre- ^ Saturday at 0 a.m. Instead During toe monto toe ■visiting sented to four boys at a Blue heard by toe zoning board,, to of at 10. The Merry Marrieds nurses attended various clinics banquet Friday at toe discuss their idews. They will ■will have an evening of dancing held throughout the state. Under goiton Congregational Church have this opportunity 'Thursday at Fiano’s Restaurant Saturday. FAMOUS BRANDS!__ | FABULOUS SAVINGS! ^ toe Norwich referral plan, three Building. The boys are William at 8 p.m. at toe Community Law on Voters new admissions snA seven Nor Stem, son of Mr. and Mrs. WU- Hall, at a regular meeting of under a new law effective GLAUCOMA... wich Hospital discharges were 11am Stem; Michael Ryba, son the board, to which they hr.ve ^ resident of s’lx months received during the monto, ac of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ryba; been Invited. counting for 48 nursing foUow- in a town may become an elec Faherge Creme Robert Potterton, son of Mr. and Shirts tor Hospital tor by making application for upe. Mrs. Robert Potterton, and Rob Prince Parfiim 'The Material Aid Committee registration and party enroll Chamber Board Meeting ert McCurry, son of Mr. and Extraordinaire H ie Board of Dlreotoora of the of the Ladles Benevolent So ment to toe town clerk during Mrs. James McCurry. her office hours. This is then Motchobelli Rockville Area dhamber of Oon- ciety of Bolton Congregational Lusdous, loving luxury lo SNEAK THIEF OF SIGHT Other awards presented at toe acted upon at the next board nzeroe will meet tomorrow noon Church met recently at toe home tion ito scemt, soflten, silk- of admissions for electors and Nonagenarian Has Many Interests at Ellington Ridge Country banqu Ko.io'a Mrs. Harry Goodwin to.make on your skin oU over. Den 1. wolf badge to Jimmy .... , . \ r - those found qualified are auto Club. " shirts for the hospital at Mans- AphrodLsia, Woodhue, Tl- John N. Bertrand of 2S Madison St. was feted yesterday at a family dinner and open house for uonovan. Training School. The com- matically added to the reg;is- gress or Flambeau in tin g ______trained cosmeticians per cent of toe total General Mosturizlng Cleanser that Before toe budget sesalon, ipleimlflg to ha've the book ready Robert Johnson, Todd Addison, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the ______E KUWAIT — In the odl-rich Fund budget. Lindsey Andrlouis and Craig pampers thlrstilng skin while begfaining at 7:30, toe board sheikdom at Kuwait, there Is no tor sale next Fall church. 'The theme tor the eve on duty at all times to the "Sneak Thief of Sight" Coombs. It deep cleans. 14 oz. Special 'wlU meet with representatives Again ■this year — as for the tocome tax, telephones and 'tele Rockville Hospital Notes ning is on “ Unblrthday Party." One-year pins were awarded CHARGE YOUR price ...... !I.O O sei*ve you! of toe scluxd secretaries for ad past two years — toe achool phone service are frqe and so Visiting hours are from 12:30 Following a business meeting to Dennis Monahan and Art De- ditional discussion concerning board must compile its request is medical and hospital care. Can usually be controlled if to 8 p.m. in all areas except and the wrapping of gifts re Lude. Two-year pins to Dan PRESCRIPTION longevity pay. using only estimates of next Education, likewise, is free— maternity where they are 2 to ceived at toe Christmas serv Modature Balm overnight year's salary schedules for Cloutier, Herbert Gross and and this In'cl'udes transportation, 4 and 6:30 to 8 p.m. ice tor toe Indian Missions, and CONNI I ] ICUI ■moisturizer; normal or dry Today has been set by School caught early Craig Coombs. teachers and custodians. hot lunches, books, stationery Admitted Thursday: Mary the washing and wiping of the skin. Si^erlntendent William Curtis 'Two-year pins were awarded LOREAL Both schedules have been even clothing. Mascola, Wapplng; Monroe group’s newly acquired dishes, 8 oz. Special price .. 6.00 as toe deadline for the board IN THE NORMAL EYE TtiE HELD OF VISION to den mothers Mrs. Janina G. submitted to state-level media Good scholars in high school Palmer, Ellington; .David Sher gifts wlla be exchanged uimong W«l«oni« H«r* to conclude its deliberations and INCLUDES BOTH FRONT AND SIDE SIGHT Ryba and Mrs. Hope Grunske. OF PARIS Carven to adopt its budget request. tion by representatives of toe can ■pick any university any- man, Tblland; William Hopo- those present. All women of wiec, Legion Dr.; Ruth Clark, Petition Asks Hearing the church are in'vited. 'Those Vi Under Makeup modstena and The budget its due in the hands two' groups, after failure to ■where and. If they-are accepted, PRODUCTS Mis-s-st-i-fier reach agreement 'with the board. Kuwait’s government -will send 18 East St.; Joan WIUU, RFD A correction to Friday’s story attending should bring a 60-cent AT lubricates all day. 8 oz. The original spray cologrie of General Manager Robert of petitions circulating in town: gjjj Weiss on ’Tuesday, Feb. 20, toe The board is basing its de them there and pay all their 2; Mary Dobosz, 110 Grove St.; PINE PHARMACY Special price . 0 .00; O N SALE in wystai bottls \^th liberations on a 6268,000 i>ay expenses. Michael SaUsburg, 97 Union St. ______There will be a celebration gleam ^ golden itop. Ma date on which Weiss - begins Griffe or Robe d’un Soir. Discharged 'Thursday: Susan of the Holy Eucharist at 8 p.m. 664 Center St. 649-9814 Emerick, Tolland; Inuella Lake, IN ALL OUR oz...... 2 . 5 0 ^ ______Skin Conditioner and Fresh Hazard'Vllle; Mary Matus, North ener. STORES Vetiver fragrance for FREE Coventry; Laura Shepard, 26 Wedding 16 oz. Si>eoi&l price 3 . 5 0 Cottage St...... 2 . 5 0

The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Amedy • Ericson lO ilE lV la at 88 Park St, tel. 875-8184 or 64S-27U. News items may be [t o give, mailed to F.O. Box 827^ Rock EYE ville. f ^ W E J t S □SPECIAL EQUIPMENT □ JUST THE WAY YOU UKE IT Valentine Party , □ SPECIAL SAVINGS □ Held for Pupils TO MAKE IT EASY TO OWN! Piano and. voice students of “Buy Thenr Fresh □'SPECIAUYNOWD A PERSON WITH NEGLECTED OR AD TEST toe Werner Studio, between the YOUR OLDS IS WAITING! VANCED GLAUCOMA MAY SEE ONLY Dl- ages of 6 and 11, yesterday were From The Grower!” RECTLY AHEAD entertained by their Instructors, For Adults Over 35 Mrs. Karen W. Pearl and Mrs. Louise Recknagel, at a Valen WOODLAND tine party at Tinker Hall. If it loundi like we're pulling out And special savings on vinyl roof, Or our great new, award-winning A variety of games were play Dorothy Gray Annual Specials all the itopt to make owning O ldi whitewalls, deluxe wheel discs, Tilt-ond-Telescbpe Steering THIS GLAUCOMA PROORAM IS ed. Prizes were won by Sharon DARDENS Sheer Velvet Lipstick in 19 creamy, shlm- a breeze— you're getting the idea. deluxe steering wheel and chrome Wheel—with Oldsmobile's ex Pain, Carla Volkept^ Katoerlne Right now, we've goto great ' fender trim during "Olds 88 Days". clusive "Instant Horn" that honks DIRECTED BY THE ; mory shades...... 2 ^ ^ 1 . 2 5 Lord, Sari 'Wilson, Valerie Klein REG. $4.95 new Delmont 88 with full-size Olds You con also order when you squeeze the wheell B<-m*'ch. Dana Spray Cologne Specials Lentfieric Ttveed Mist power seats or In short, it's easy to own everything— just for youl W hy settle for Mrs. Edward W. Walter,. Mrs. Drieasens photo : power windows o full-size Oldsmobile—'specially CONNECTICUT SOCIETY r LUXURIA o plain-jane job when you con get Olds Ernest J. Tureck and Mrs. Da- Mrs. Stephen M. Amedy AZALEAS *3.35 2 oz. Beg. 2.50. room, ride and luxury— plus responsive or stereo. now during "Olds 88 Days". TOMORROW 2 o z L 5 0 2.00 COLD CREAM viu xiiomas served Ice cream The marriage of Miss Lor At your Olds dealer's BEAU'nFUL PLANTS Large Size $3.88 V-8 performance from o new FOR THE PREVENTION OF and cookies. raine Elizabeth Eriewn of West ; Blithe and briUilan/t Tweed : Reg. 2.60. NOW ^ right now. generation of Rockets. The children also participated Hartford to Stephen Michael ; Specially deslg;ned and very specially priced ; ' in a cortcentrated colog;ne BLINDNESS in a valentine exchange. A m e^ of Manchester took boudoir flacorn. Ambush, Tabu, 20 Caiats. j I mist to Imger longer. 2 FEBRUARY 13 place Saturday at St. Mark toe *3.95 A rson Seen Evangelist Church, West Hart CYCLAMEN in cooperation with ford. ^ ' ALL COLORS 7:30 P.M. io 9:30 P M. In Shelton Fire The bride Is the daughter of . • MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION SHELTON (AP) — Fire offi Mr. and Mrs. aarence E. Eric OPEN ALL DAY cials say a blaze that caused son of West Hartford. The bride • CONNECTICUT STATE MEDICAL an estimated 616,000 to 620,(X)0 groom is toe son of Mr. and damage at the Fowler School Mrs. Edmond E. Amedy of 37 MUMS AH Colors! *3.88 SOCIETY ^ BUCKLEY ^ apparehUy wos^set deliberately. CHRYSANTHTMUMS Concord Rd. • MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH The fire at the elementary The Rev. 'William E. Ferry AFRICAN VIOLETS...... NURSES ASSOCIATION INC. school Sunday was con of St. Mark’s Church performed fined to the newly renovated the ceremony. Miss Kathryn M. • MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB Elementary School gymnasium, but smoke and wa Dubey of West Hartford was LOOK! PRE-SEASON SPECIAL! . • MANCHESTER JUNIOR WOMEN’S ter damage affected other por maid of honor. Richard Dykstra FREE tions of toe building. of Prospect Park, N.J., served ON SCO-TTS Ample n ARTHUR CLUB, INC. Flames burned out a doorway 250 VERNON ST. as best man. TURF BUILDER • WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, MANCHESTER and two windows In toe gymna A reception was held at the 10% OFF Gift sium, In addition to damaging a Silo Restaurant, Farmington. Af FREE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL large portion of toe floor. Some DRUG STORES MANCHESTER ter a wedding trip, the couple Also: Cordwood, Soli, Seed, Fertilizers, Etc. windows In the structure were will live in Manchester. Parking Wrapping Give Olds young wheels a whirl. buckled by Intense heat. Mrs. Amedy Is employed at I THIS IMPORTANT MESSAGE WAS PRESENTED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY Fire Marshal Thomas Carey ^ HARTFORD-MANCHESTER-ROCKVILLE Drive a youngrnobile from Oldsmobile. Olsten’s Agency, Hartford. Mr. theorized that vandals entered IMM Of IKIUIMCS Amedy attended Monmouth Col WOODLAND Gardens toe scUpol'Some time after noon lege, Long Branch, j^.J. He is Sunday and set a fire near toe 643-8474 associated with the Phllbrlck 168 W O O D LA N D ST. THE CHARLES LESPERANCE INSURAHCE AGENCY rear uloor of toe gymnasium, apparently using newspapers for Real Estate Agency, Manches 45 BATTISTA ROAD, MANCHESTER ter. PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, liic. kindling. 873 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE SEVEN ' 1 ^ m MANCHESTER EVENdiO HERALD. MAJyCHESTER, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968

lowing boya by Dustin Wood parents of children who failed sauce, Valentine cake; Thurs Columhia day, toasted cheese sandwich, Sr., advancentont chairman: the vision test. n n « L B O Y S C O U T Richard Florek, James La- Goddard'Boutay ’The hearing screening pro cole slaw, fruit cocktail, Fri day, tuna salad boats, carrots CIU4>eUe, David Otter, Ricky gram, including all children in and peas, pineapple tidbits. Valentine Notes and News Ruftnl, Alan Schreiber, Philip PHNAVotes kindergarten, those in Grades 1 The%aby Has Smith and James Wicks. through 3 and Grade 6 will be Manchester Evening Her Gifts Veterans awards were psre- tested. 4 Troop an ald Columbia corres^dent, seated to the following troop To Protest Future plans include a meet Boy Scout Troop S62 a t St. Virginia Oarison, tel. ,228-9284. from our leaden by Woodrow Trotter, ing for fifth grade parents to Bortholomew cauirch, attended PUB committee chairman: Bdward Plant Odor preview the ’’Story of Menstru Cosmetic Dept, an Bvenlng of Reccdlection at ation” and a progpram for fifth BIO IN GERMANV OAUiON Been Named Holy FamUy Retreat Monastery Mello, 10-year; Charles Burton, O.O.D. C a ld or NEW YORK (AP)—Ute Mu in Farmington on February 8. 10-year; Frank Comer, 16-year; The Public Health Nursing As grade g;lrls on personal hygiene. for ’The agency is In need of a sical ’’Kiss Me Kate,” has run We Guarantee . . . tl.OOO Re The Monastery is run by the James Llngham, 20-year; Rob sociation and its directors has ert VonDeck, 28-year. listing of registered nurses who up a performance record In ward if proven that the oD Riemitls, Jonathan Charles, son of Charles F. and Na “ Him & Her” Passionist Fathers and in- voted to send letters to various German cities equivalent to a Service pine were presented to may be called upon for substi you buy from us not equal talie Ouellette Riemitls, 71 Barry Rd. He was born Jan. 28 at ^ ■'4 y * eludes a seminary. or superior to any other on > . , the following scouts by Henry state agencies in regard to the tute work. The pay Is $8.50 per five-year Broadway run. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is The evening began with a 8 :S0 hour plus 10 cents per mile for The property agent there re the marl^btil dinner, which was followed by LaChapelle, assistant scoutmas- problem of odors and water pol Mrs. Andrew Ouellette, 31D McGuire Lane. He has a brother, telr: lution allegedly caused by the the use of personal cars. cently advised Sam and Bella Andrew, 7%. a tour through the seminary Spewack, who wrote’ the show, 7'>' ing the Sacred Shroud of Turin, ley, Richard White, Kenneth success to date. assistance in the absence of a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Therrien, 4 Bright St., mother. can musical produced in East m-1553 TTiompsonvllle, She has a brother, Leon; and two sisters, Dar The evening concluded with Walker, Stephen Oourley, Frank Those to be contacted by the Germany, where it has since 14 Kl Cold Pin PHNA include Dr. Franklin To Puerto Rico lene and Dawn. , the celebration of Mass in the McQuade, Earl Bleu, Michael been Jdned by ” My Fair Lady” Give 24^Hr. Delivery Notice Monastery Chapel by Father Morano, David Wicks, Alan Foote, state commissioner of ’The Rev. George Evans of ***** and ” HeUo, D d ly!” . 815 Broad St., Manchester Kodachrotne IT TjriMi Perry, with BVither Di- Wood, Jeff Mullen, Philip Health: Rep. WllUam O’Neill the Ck>ngregatlonal Church will Roblchaud, Ronald David, son of Ronald J. and Regina COLOR MOVIt PILM muno serving as commentator. Groves, Michael Shensie. from the 52nd district, and Sena be one of the adults accompany Saucier Roblchaud, 107 Green Lawn St., East Hartford. He was Our Reg. tors Abraham Rlblcoff and ing 168 young people from Con bom Fob. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Troop Committee chairman Two Tears 7.95 fcn ocuoit ow’*** non cavf ma9 Herbert Stevenson read the William Taylor, Richard ’Thomas Dodd. necticut who ai% going to Puer grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Saucier, Vernon. His 4 .77 Epistle and the gifts were of- Thorpe, Thomas Frazzina, John ’The agency had a resurvey to Rico during the February paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roblchaud, fered during the Offertory by Fitzgerald, Donald Bbarkweath- .visit by Mrs. Ann Nlssi, Public school vacation. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES! Gardner, Mass. He has two sisters, Sharon, 6, and Veronica, 6. Scouts Bill Waterfleld and w,'David Shy, David Matthew- Health nursing consultant from The group will leave Feb. 16 ***** Doug Hauschild and their fa- <ôa, Keith McKenney. the state department of health, and return Feb. 26. Harvta, Kris Ann, daughter of Ezra Griffin and Donna Kodak Film Sale D ay In...Day Out... Elegant heart-shaped pin with engine turned then. ) Three Tean made for the purpose of recerti The Church Council has an Ludwig Heuvin, 19 Hammond St., Rockville. She was bom The scouts attending were: / Randall Cole, Wayne Cou- fication for the provisian of nounced the following commit Feb. 2 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar motif. Safety catch. Attractive gift box. Kodachrome 8mm Roll 1< John Blake, Tom CasaUno,' lombe, Richard Blorek, Thomas Home Health Service to Medi tee appointments: Music, Mr. ents are Mr. and Mra. Carleton C. Ludwig, Reed Rd., Rock Mike Dean, George Fee, Jeff Hite, James LaOhapelle, Jeff care beneficiaries. and Mrs. Hayden Allen, Mrs. on PRESCRIPTIONS ville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. s' ' •w,.® Kodachrome Super 8 Cartridge 2 Frlthsen, John Greene, Dan Ostberg, David Otter, Alan Those present included Mrs. Allan Robinson, Mrs. Jack Harvta, Woodland, NX!. Hare, Richard Feeney, Alton Schreiber, James Wicks, Rich- Jo-Ann Corson, supervisor; the Thompson, Hobart McPherson; . . . temlting in meaningful ***** Kodachrome 35mm 20 Exp. 1' Hare, Doug Hauschild, Frank ard Rufini. Rev. George Evans, president Board of ushers, Howard Bates, Saretsky, Steven J. Jr., son of Steven J. and Tina Gallo Jaworski, Bill Keegan, Bob Four Tear of the board of directors, and Arnold Buckley, Clinton Ladd; savings to you every day! Ssiretsky, 70 Dower Rd., South Windsor. Ho was bom Fob. 1 Kodachrome 35mm 36 Exp. 1< LeBlanc, Tom McHamara, Don Alan Agoetinelli, Morgan Ban- Mrs. Shirley Pox, PHN. MemberslSp, Mrs. John Cragln, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents 14 Kt. Cold & Diamond Mioquln, Bob Nyulassy, Ed tly, Francis Copeleuid, CharlM Plans have been made for a Mrs. Howard PEnckley, Jack No ups and downs in your Preooription I are Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Gallo, 23 Dorothy Rd., East Hart Plumb, Jim Rook, Ricardo Sal- Brame, Philip Lisk, Eliot Oliva, meeting of the Professional Ad Forryan, Austin DoScher, pub costs—no "dlsoounts” today, "Regular | ford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold azar, Joee Salazar. Jonathan Wood. visory Committee, and other licity, Mrs. Donald ’Tuttle, Miss prices” tomorrow! Saretsky, Hartfo^. Heart Pendant Also, David Sheridan, Peter ^ Five Tear Albert Bean photo suggestions from Mrs. Nissi will Jean Natsch; Flowers, Mrs. No “roduoed specials”—no “ tempoiary I *«**'* KODACOLOR Smith, Phil Spina, Doug Steven- Peter Belliveau, Thomas MRS. GARY GRANT GODDARD be referred to this committee. Gunnar Olson, Mrs. Howard roductions” on Prescriptioas to lure [ Rice, Laurie Ann, daughter of Albert Jr. and Linda son, I^ ve Stevenson, Herb Ste- Chapin, Stephen Dtmlap, Thom- The local PHNA has met with Shumway and BYancls Lyman. customers! Pranckus Rice, 268 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor. She Our Reg. venson, Tom Squadrito and Bill as Kielick, Richard Oatway, The marriage of Miss Nancy rled a white fur muff adorned representatives of the agencies School Menu At the same time, there is never any j was bom Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater Film Sale Waterflfdd. James Schreiber, Robert Trot- ™i„ ioa Roulav and Garv Grant 'viih a crescent spray of carna- in the area regarding a possible Porter School menu; Mon compromise in service or quality! nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pranckus, 3 West 11.95 7.88 Troop Committeemen attend- ter, Russell Turner, DusUn Boulay and Gary Grant k 2 “ enrichment” program for day, chunk chicken soup, pea Rd., South Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Complete with Processing* tag were: George Blake, Steve Wood Jr., Thomas Waldo. Goddard, both of Manchester, o-idesmaids w e re M rs Cllf agencies in mental health nurs nut butter sandwich, . celery I YOU GET OUR LOWEST Mrs. Albert Rice, 263 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor. Casaltao, James Fee, Harold six Tear was solemnized Saturday mom- Bnaesmaias were Mrs. g n PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE ing. sticks, apple crisp; ’Tuesday, We Deliver ***** Heart-shaped pendant in Florentine flnish, set Funds would be requested baked luncheon meat, waffles YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE JTs DtarzLJvTtch Everywhere Bylander, Kristin Merritt, daughter of Robert H. and with fine genuine diamond; dainty 14 Kt. gold CX126-12 from the Division of Community and syrup, vegetables, peaches; MORE THROUGHOUT THE Judith Merritt Rylander, 62 Simmons Rd., East Hartford. She jS in t t ^ daughter of cheater. Their gowns of hot pink chain; gift boxed. gan, aaude LeBlanc, John W lc a U o n kite tor troop sum- ^ rs. Norman A. Bou- velvet were styled to match the Service of the Department of Wednesday, oven fried chicken, YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Fast was bom Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater- McNamara, Ernest Mbquta. "* I toy of 49 S. Alton St. The bride- honor attendant’s, and they Mental Health in the state. potato chips, peas, cranberry PRESORIFTION NEEDS. ' nal grandmother is Mrs. D. G. Merritt, Mt. Klsco, N.Y. Her CX127 II Also, Rotert Nyulassy, Wil- wer^ distributed to the members groo„j jg the son of Mrs. Grace wore matching accessories. A bulletin board in the school paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Rylander, V \ 'A'-'!' "■ 11am Rook, Martin Sheridan, of the troop who will go to sum- rioHdard of Flint Mich last month centered around a E. Middle Tpke. Robert S. Smith, institutional mer camp during the two weeks , Clifford Hassett Jr. of Man- good health habits program. TRY US AND SEE CX620 The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Chester served as best man. representative; Philip Spina, of Aug. 11 to 24. Ruel Wicks, The display was entitled "How J. Reardon performed the dou- ushers were Ronald Boulay Orlowakl, Sandra Marie, daughter of Vincent F. and P i i s Herbert Stevenson, Victor Squa- assistant scoutmaster, showed Do I Stand?” and depicted ble-ring ceremony and was Rockville, brother of the Rosa Shimanski Orlowski, 176 BrentJEld. She was bom Feb. 4 CX120 drito. Scoutmaster Edward films of last summer’s encamp- prop^ posture as well as per- 14 Kt. Gold Pendant, celebrant at the nupUal Mass, uride; and Lewis DeLuca of at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Ward, Jimior Assistant Scout- ment at Lake of Isles, sonn^ygiene. L GLOBE Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was or- Manchester. are Mr. and Mrs. Justin Shimanski, 166 Union St. Her paternal master Bud Ward, and William Awards for the annual finEuice ganlst and soloist. Bouquets of Tnê were 51 referrals to gprandfather is Vincent Orlowski, 86 Phoenix St. She has a YOUR Mrs. Boulay wore an aqua Travel Senriee Chain and Cultured Pearl Waterfleld. drive kit sale were presented white pompons were on the al- brother, Thomas, 8; and a sister, Patricia, 6. < •’’J Arrangements for the evening by Charles Brame, finance com- lace dress with matching acces 905 MAIN STREET ' * *1 * * * CHOtCE were made by committee mem- mittee chainnan. David Ely won sories, and a corsage of yellow 2.67 The bride was given in mar- ber Frank E. Keegan. a tape recov er fOT first place ^ baby roses. Xerox Copy Service k 643-2165 Boback, Bicbard Paul, son of Richard and Eva Pasqua- * Processing by Leading Independant Laboratory Itai Roback, 116 Concord Rd., Wapplng. He was bom Feb. 4 at a n d an AM-FM 12 T i^sistor ra- ^hlte peau A reception for 100 was held Our Reg. Manchester Authorized agent in Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ore ’Troop No. 47 was presented for second designed ^ t h batteau at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Blueprint and Supply, Inc. ^Chester for all Airlines, I AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE.| Mr. and Mrs. John Pasqualtal, 220 Avery St., Wapplng. He has 4.59 RaUroads and Steamship'' 2.99 Bov Scout Trooo 47 of South thnjugh twelfth place w lêro long t t V e d sleeves For a motor trip to the Pocono two brothers, John, 11, and Stephen, 6; and a sister, Mariann, uSSîâS^cinductetra j with points o v e r ^ wrist, fit- Mountains, Pa., Mrs. Goddard 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester Lines. ^ th od lzt ^ u r c h OTûctad a or, Frank McQuade, Thomas Le- ^ bodice A-llne skirt wore a multi-colored sheath "We Save You Money" 10. 649-8698 « * * * * iS: Delicately fashioned with fine 14 Kt. chain and 2 T ^ e b “ ? i i : S 3 b i ? r t : i^th a ? ; u q ^ of r S n ^ dress and a corsage of yellow Koblect, Kristin Lynn, daughter of Lawrence M. and Ju S ^ k ^ d f ’ ^ ^ a t t i i d e d ^ y dered aleôn lace, and watteau roses. The couple will live at lustrous cultured pearl. Gift boxed. luck w ^ was attended by ^lan Schrelberm Philip „hanel-lemrth trata with back 43 Brainard PI. dith Prescott Koblect, 60 Seaman Circle. She was bom Jan. 9 a l ^ t 220 scouts, parents and oroves, Richard Florek, Thomas S T n e r ^1 1 ^ m w r t e d i £ Mrs. Goddard is a graduate ¥ at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Eleanor Caclo, 18 S. Hawthorne St., and H. Russell Prescott, " C t L o e r organized by the Hite and Michael Morano. a^^nêd fh la d - of Manchester High School. She 11 . Combination Rolling Pin, The suppei^, organlMd by the wtaning patrol was the . , . . is employed at the office of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mi s o c ^ committee under the di- p g t«i, which will be ~ a r i r a n ^ she Dr. Nicholas A. Marzialo, Man- chael Koblect, 113 Orchard St., Rockville. ***** Towel Holder & Shelf d a l chairman, was h dd in Coop- gyening of bowling, Carson Long Military Acad Dale, Bonnie Jeanne, daughter of Allen Stuart and Fran- F er Hall. Guests included Dr. Dark pine finish in early American style. Our Reg, Garv ®®"tor Scouts, represented by CTlfford Hassett of Man- emy, New Bloomfield, Pa. He ctae Erickson Dale, 10 Grandview Ter., RockvUle. She was Cupid on Heart Charm ICanley Shaw, the Rev. 13” long, 6%” high. Decorative, handy, 4 47 CArnell and Neal Bunress re- Dustin W ^ J^, presen e u- gerved as matron of Is employed in the photo-me bom Jan. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal I t o t ^ t Meirs 8®hrel^r, Senior Scout ad- ^ chanical laboratory at The grandparents are Mr. -and Mrs. George C. Erickson, Lakeview with Synthetic Stone useful! 3.67 ^ e n t t a ir the Methodist Mens ^ ^ h a briefcase in a ^ wine-colored velvet, Herald. Heights, Tolland. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chih- preclatlcHi of his work with fashioned with scooped neck Stuart W. Dale, Unlondale, N.Y. A Tenderfoot Investiture cere- them. Accordlng to government sta mony was ccmdtMted by Senior line and long fitted sleeves. Her 14 K. Gold Sterling Silver matching shoulder-length veil tistics, the average American Hart, Tammy Jo, daughter of Edward W. Jr. and Diane Scouts for the foUowtag mem family spends 24.5 per cent of Potvta Hart, 7 Nelson St., East Hartford. She was bom Feb. bers: J e ^ Gaudreau, Jeffery Manhattan Crowded of Illusion was attached to a £ white fur pompon, and she car- Its Income for food. 3 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents Lemonds, Gregory Nylin, Ben- are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Potvin, 68 Wells Ave., East Hart ford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward W...... V-. 4 .77 1.88 Hart Sr., 265 Oakland St. Her maternal great-grandmothers are ...... Mrs. Ida Karlson, 63 Wells Ave., East Hartford, and Mrs. O. s a r i : Bayer, Fairfield St., East Hartford. Her paternal great-grand A romantic addition to her charm bracelet - or Saries BurtOT?wristan^ scoub P«r «^““ ® *^®’ v ; Early American Wooden Mug Rack master: Ricky Ruftai, Star City has 26,73 per square mile parents are Mrs. Ida Caye, 266 Oakland St., and Nelson J. to start a new bracelet with! Caye, 767 Ellington Rd., Wapplng. Her paternal great-great- a t ^ ; Md merit badges for and Manhatto Island packs In Jewelry illustration enlarged to show detail. grandmother Is Mrs. Ida Copping, 266 Oakland St. flromanshlp to David Ely, 6T,870 per mile. with 4 Stoneware Mugs ***** Thomas Fazztaa, Donald S ta rk -______Pine finish hanging rack, 22” x4” . Four Qyj. weather, William Taylor; rab- Manning, Diane Ruth, daughter of Ernest B. and Anne Malllet Manning, Watrous Rd., Bolton. She was bom Feb. 4 stoneware mugs-American made product Ut raising, Richard Florek, ORMAL Schrafft’s Chocolates 9.97 Thomas Hite; scholaralilp in We*re as at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandmother in all American style! 7.8 7 is Mrs. Gladys Malllet, Arundel Ave., West Hartford. She has music, Steven Gourlek; printing, near as . . . WE RENT IT . . . ElUott Oliva; automotive safe three brothers, ’Thomas, 13, Edward, 12, and Philip, 9; and in Valentine Box ty, James Schreiber, Robert your four sisters, Susan, 11, Karen, 6, Laurie, 6, andârcla, 2%. Trotter, Dustin Wood Jr.; pub- B B« B * * Early American Clear Delicious fresh candies from this very famous Uc healtti, David Otter; swim telephone ALL FORMAL WEAR IN Kelsey, Cindy Ann, daughter of Eugene D. and Janet ming, Thomas Hite; and coin Schaller Kelsey, 24 Moore St. She was bom Feb. 6 at Manches maker’s kitchens! Chimney Hurricane Lamp (xêettag, James Wicks. STOCK AT ALL TIMES! ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Red Cross First Aid certifi FR EE^ and Mrs. Robert Schaller, 310 Cooper St. Her paternal grand cates were presented to the fol- parents are Mrs. Ellen Kelsey, Pearl St.. Middletown, and El Our Reg. 6.67 DELIVERY lis Kelsey, Broad St., Middletown. She has a brother, B. David, 1/2 Ib. box 1.19 3; and a sister, Renee, 4%. ***** ft ' I Your order for drug needs Massey, Scott J., son of James W. and B »n ca Caldera and 008me tics will be taken Massey, Andover. He was bom Feb. 6 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, 13^ oz. box 1.89 eave of Immediately. MEN’S SHOP 4.97 Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mario “The Marvel of Mata Street” Caldera, Bolton Notch Rd., Bolton. His paternal grandmother 1 lb. box 2.35 Strap hinge wooden sconce in pine finish. 901 - 907 Mata Street is Mrs, Stanley Chessey, Shoddy Mill Rd., Bolton. He has three Handsome bit o f early Americana. U M d a / t X , Manchecier, Connecticut brothers, Lee, 11, Mark, 9, and Michael, 3; and a sister,. Bon nie, 13. X . 767 MAIN ST.—648-6821 “SPECIALISTS IN FORMAL WEAR RENTALS” B Bi B B B Presorlptloa Pharmacy Unsworth, Thomas Ethertagton III, son of Thomas E. 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4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 J PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1968 century following his martyr death, pro Open Forum moted and emphasised and magnified ' in Lincoln those qualities which they I Deaths in THINK SMALL *1784. themselves have setked upon as the true "Color ibis No BMtring*' 1068 Vol ^ Enrnins l|eraU> qualities of the great leader, the no- To the EdMor, DeUvered In Mhndwrtier PUBtJBHBD BY THE I hope ttiat all of the refgls- T h e W orld Equipped with leatherette In HBRAU> FIUMTINO OO., INC. parfell, the folk hero. itered votera of iMancheoter ^ terior, windshield wusher, 2- BIm U street He, imperfect and Inconsistent, was Howard Lindsay IUBOh«iter. Cojm. wlU turn out for the April ref- speed electric wipers, heater, TBOKAS F. r g ro t ^ N nevertheless gaunt and heroic enough to erendum and use their votes n e w YORK (AP) — Howard defroster, 4-way safety ftertiers, WALTER R, FERQUaON become the framework on which we wisely, considering only the ” Lindsay, actor and playwright back-up Mghts, front ana rear PidjiUAcni seat belts. Ibunded October 1, 1881______have draped the best and highest of all beat Interests of our r^dly , who collaborated with the late our own national ideals. When we have growing town. Hiese intoreets ’J Russell Crouse on several MlUhed Bi»«T BvenhW Sunday* Broadway hits, died Sunday of TED TRUDON Rl*. 13, Tolland TpU. an? a S d a ^ Entered at told ourselves about Lincoln over the should not t>e neglected even bo TileoHvillo-Manckoilof m irtiriri~ Oonn., aa Secfpd Qaa* Mall alleviate another pressing but ' leukemia at his Manhattan Matter. ______yeauk we have also told ourselves home. Lindsay, 79i, was best M9-2l3t about ourselves. The Image of greatness entirely Irrelovunt problem, ra VOLKSWAGEN flOBSCgUroON RATES cial tensions. known for his writing and acting Payable to Advance he occupies is one designed not by him In ”^ e vrito Father” which ran One Year ...... Unfortunately, numerous 20- Btx Monili* ...... 4 00 alone, nor by us alone, but by the ef 40 unit apartment oomplexea on Broadway for 7H years. In Three Ibmtha ...... J-W forts of Lincoln as an individual and 1946^ Lindsay and Crouse won - * r One Month ...... l-« hanre already been started or ^ the aspirations of ourselves as a people, proposed and the plans for a . the Pulitzer Prize for their play M EM BER O F "State of toe Union.” Lindsay THE ASSOCSATEP PRE« melting in together. He himself was condominium on LydaU S t have Iba preia la excluatyely enliUed never quite aa tall as we think he was. been resubmitted with a reduc won the I960 Antoinette Perry to tbe use o( rwnibUoation of aH new* dl^ Award for writing toe book for natobia credited ioR ornot ollveiê credlt- But what we have added to his stature tion to 250 units! Shortly, all m ' la tbla pai>er and atao the local newa pub- "’The Sound of Music.” has also been in addition to our own. It of these units may well house , Walter J. Biggs Choicest Meats In Town! '‘*aa* riSta of ropubUcatton of si>ectal dta- Is good for a nation in time of crisis to from 500 to 1,000 or more patcbaa h e t ^ are alao reaerved.______school age ohUdren, necessiitat- . SALEM, Va. (AP)-— Walter have that kind of material around in J. Biggs, nationally known ar TIm Herald Prtntln* Oompany Inc. aa- ennobling which It ennobles Itself. Ing at least 2 and possibly 3 , tist and magazine llluetrator, TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! muM no ftnanoial peaponMbUHy for typo- new schools. Unless a new a—«j Sw»i errora appeuinc In advertiscrnenta died Sunday. Biggs, 81, sold Il K ^ o S ar roadlnf matter In *Itie Mancheater school Is constructed a t exact- , lustrations to such magazines as Native "Waybest” BhreattM Herald.______ly the same rate as the oon- "Ladies Home Journal,” "Wo Snbaorlber to Lna Anaelea Tlmea-Waahlnc- The Stormless Snow (Jomlnum for example, the chil man’s Home Co'mpanlon," CHICKEN BREASTS ton Poet New* Service. _ . „ ^ It would have been entirely too much dren who occupy the completed ^ "O>emopolltan,” and "Good >^lll aervice client of N. E. A. I“ - units must be placed Into the Pdillahera Repreaentatlvea — "nje Jumw to expect the weather and Its forecasters Housekeeping." He was knowm or LEGS Mathewa Special Aceney — New York, CJil- existing Manchester schools, as a contemporary Impression caco, Detrott euid B o ato n .______to escape the great inverse logic of the many of which are already very (Mix or age in which' war Is peace, and peace l.s ist. MaiMTMivp audit bureau OP CIRCUIA- mur Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. a Goldwater. (oven temporarily)? cret organizer of a South Afri For Wedneaday — 1 p.m. Monday. ’To even consider extending , HIGHLAND PARK MARKET For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Tueây. So, lately, the weather has been be can uranium, supply for toe Al For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednea^y. having the way the rest of us do. the busing oif non-MancheBter lied effort In World War n , died 317 Highland 8t., Mancheeter—Phone 648-4278 For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday One of the nastiest little snowfalls of residents to our schools seems ; Sunday. HaUett, 66, was report CSaaaUled deadline — E p.m. day before riificulous until wo solve the publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday the year occurred on Jan. 26, when the edly ■visited by two representa and Monday publication.______problems of expanding our edu tives of President Franklin D. weathermen, detecting no storm, ex cational faoiadties (as well as Monday, February 12 pected no snow. Roosevelt and a representative utUltles, fire and police pro of Prime KDnlster Winston One of the more pleasant days of the tection etc.) to meet Manches Churchill whoi he was manager year occurred on Feb. 8, when the ter’s rapidly increasing popula of toe Consolidated Goldfields In Win-Lose Decides Right-Wrong? weathermen, watching one of the'big tion. The color of the bused Johannesburg. 2 All tlioee critics of the war In Vietnam gest storms of the year, had predicted a students really has no bearing Otto Orkln on the matter and should not who have suddenly redoubled the In potential blizzard. A’TLANTA (AP) — Otto Or- But another nasty little fall occurred influence the voters’ oonsld- kin, head of toe pest control AT tensity and even the ferocity of their eraitlon of the more immediate criticism after the recent enemy offen on Feb. 10, when, there being no storm, company which bears his name, and crucial problems that •will died Sunday. Orkln, 82, devised sives are behaving In an understandable the weathermen supposed there could be soon be created by Manches no snow. a rat poison to drive rodents and human fashimi. ter’s spiraling populaiUon. from his family’s farm when he . a a ' THE But, as they launch Into lull cry after From such deductions, the appropri Carol M. Guinness was 14. He later turned to gen PARKADE their real ta ^ e t—-which Is, of course, ate new weather maxim may now be eral pest extermination and his ‘A*- the Johnson administration’s policy In constructed: company grew to 400 branches t^ tn a m —they should be asked to pause The probabilities of snow on any given Today in History , in 28 states. Orkln, a million for one reflective moment and consider day rate from one to ten in reverse pro By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS aire, had only a third grade edu WORLD FAMOUS wtaat the present state of their vocal portion to the presence of storm. cation. Today te Monday, Fdb. 12, Pltlrlm A. Sorokin chords would be if the military news 48rd day of 1968. ’There are 828 • WINCHESTER, Mass. (AP) HEART SPECIALIST from VWtnam, In tWs.jnonth of Febru days left In toe year. — Prof. Pltlrlm A. Sorokin, 79, Snotcy Owl Comes South to bolton ary, had happened to be reversed, Jhto “Farming Out” Employes a sociologist who predicted toe progressive signs of success for our side. >. Today’s hlgliUgtat in hUtory: PRESCRIBES BARRICINI LOS ANGELES. decline of Western clirlllzation This visitor to the Birch Mt. Rd. area of Bolton must have felt ard Swiney. "He’s been sitting right there on that fencepost Would these same Individuals still be . On this date in 1809, Abraham • because of Its emphasis on all day while the kids and the dogs have. . . . ’ Her voice trailed Like 'other working people, Joe Mor Lincoln was bom. right at home in the white deep-freeze this weekend. He’s a busy loudly contesting the rightness of ris, an aircraft electrical Installer, trav materialism, died Saturday. off as the owl, some 500 yards distant, lazily flapped off m the On this Date; ’The Russian-born scholar wrote snowy owl, who normally inhabits the arctic tundras. His ap FOR our presence in Vietnam, the rightness els along the freeway during the morn In 1733, colonists led by James pearance this far south is said by the experts to be quite rare general direction of Birch Mt. and Volpi Rds. An inquiring of flie Johnson administration leader- more than 30 books, among ing rush hour, en route to his job at the Edward Oglethorpe founded them “Social and Cultural Dy and occasioned by his search for food when the cupboard gets Herald reporter and sometimes photographer gave chase, and ship? Hughes Tool Co. in Culver City;- The Savannah, Ga. namics’’ and "Altruistic Love.” bare at home. His usual food consists of lemmings, other small an hour, three telephone poles, and two cornfields later man Valentine’s Day We doubt It. That would not be hu noteworthy thing about his trip, though, In 1809, toe British scientists 'Oen. Harry Schmidt rodents or birds. The big fellow stands about two feet tall, has aged to catch these fleeting glimpses with the aid of a telephoto man. The human thing to do is to take is that Mr. Morris is not an employe of credited ■with creating toe con- > WASHINO’TON (AP) — Re a wlngspread of 54-66 inches, frequents open country, and is one lens from a distance of about 100 feet. Caution: If you do spot the failure or success of a program as Hughes. cept of evolution, Charles Dar tired Marine Gen. Harry the owl, don’t try to capture him except on film. He is protect Mr. Morris Is employed by Lockheed win, was bom. of the few owls who can see equally as well in the daytime as some kind of authentic warrant as to the Schmidt, leader of toe assault at night. All of which may prove helpful information if you plan ed by state law which forbids killing or harming him in any wisdom or folly, the right or the wrong Aircraft Co. in Burbank, halfway across In 1912, China became a re on Iwo Jlma In World War n , way. (Herald photos by Coe) the Los .^geles metropolitan area. And public as toe Manchu Dynasty ^ died Saturday at San Diego, to search for the Bolton visitor, whose presence in the Tinker of it. Photogiaphed By A. B. Bucelvlciua was overthrown by Chinese na- Pond Rd. area was reported Thursday afternoon by Mrs. How Some of our doves, therefore, fly Lockheed will send Um his pay check Calif., toe Pentagon said. Gen. during ithe three months or more that tlonallste led by Dr. Sun Yat- higher and more boldly and make more WOOD CARVING OF LINCOLN: By Mrs. Elmore Humphries, 213 Wells S-t., Manchester, Schmidt, 81, commanded toe press secretary to Presidents he will be working at Hughes. The ex sen. three Marine divisions that Conference of Concerned Demo- He .was interviewed on the F John F. Kennedy and Johnson noise with their wir^s after the Febru- planation is that Hughes has a tempo Who Has Presented It To Mary Cheney Library In 1924, jazz merged with stormed ashore In 1946 and cap Political Scene crats voted unanimously to en- Public Broadcasting Laboratory tiry bad news from Vietnam than they symphonic music as George , ter a slate of delegates pledged television show, said in Albuquerque, N.M., that rary shortage of electrical installers, tured toe tiny Pacific Island In a McCarthy’s entry into toe Dem did before that bad news. while Lockheed has a surplus of them. Gershwin played Ws “Rhapsody two-month battle that cost more to McCartoy. —New Hampshire backers of • But sudi are not the dQves—or critics In Blue” for toe first time. The —Former Alabama Gov. Republican Gov. Ronald Rea- ocratic race Is healthy for the A program under which aerospace In than 6,000 Uvea. party. But Salinger added he —who are entitled to our highest re dustries farm out their employes to Herald orchestra that accompanied toe Frederick L. Devereux McCarthy Likes LBJ George C. Wallace said he has gan dropped their efforts on his pianist in New Yprk was con- , two men In mind to be his vice behalf In toe state’s March 12 didn’t think McCartoy would r f spect each other, thereby averting both lay By Rowland Evans Jr. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Col. win any of toe six primaries he offs and the hiring of “floaters” at in Inside Yesterdays ducted by Paul Whiteman. Frederick L. Devereux, retired presidential running mate on a presidential primary, noting he, There is a plane—or ought to be—on In 1944, during World War n, . third-party ticket. He declined too, has saj^ he isn’t a candi- is running In and that it looks which the war in Vietnam is either right flated rates of pay to meet temporary vice president of toe Bell Tele Over GOP Candidates like Johnson will be toe candi- V labor shortages, has been in effect on a 25 Years Ago reinforcements were reaching ^ phone System and a World War to Identify them but said one Is date, m- wrong in itself, not on the basis of Robert D. Novak Mrs. Julia ’Tracey, owner of the Allied Beachhead at Anzio, < a Southerner and toe other Isn’t. —Pierre \ Salinger, former date. E trial basis for several months. It was n adviser to Oen. Lucius Clay, Sen. Eugene J. McCartoy of Kennedy, who also opposes whether it is a win or a loss. Report toe Chestnut Lodge at 91 Chest Italy. died Saturday. Devereux, 86, re- Johnson’s war policy, has said . On such a plane of judgment, defeat suggested to Lockheed by Thomas L. In 1963, toe Soviet Union - Minnesota, a candidate for toe McNett, president of District 27 of the nut St., makes application to Ured In 1936 as vice president of he will remain natural on toe ih Vietnam would not increase the SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Con President, must wage an all- True, the delegation as final Zoning Board of Appeals to be broke off diplomatic relations , tiiV B‘eU*8ysti^."ln IW h r '^ s presldenUal noml- choice of a Democratic nomi J AFL-CIO International Association of y wrongness of the war for us, or victory trary to the euphoric propagan out campaign, travel the state ly constituted later this month allowed to convert toe lodge In with Israel after a terrorist named director of toe economic nation In opposition to President nee. Machinists ,(IAM). Both the union and da coming from President John extensively on speaking tours, probably will include 17 of toe bombing of toe Soviet legation , establish its rightness. to a 16-apartment building. division of toe military govern Johnson’s Vietnam war policy. The ADA, a liberal group, vot- the company are pleased with the re son’s political advisors in Wash and help raise a war-chest for 21 Democrats in Congress and Walking and driving con in Tel Aviv. If It is a wrong war for us, then the sults. ment In Germany and later be says he’d prefer Johnson s reed 66 to 47 to endorse McCarthy ington, the California Democra the primary of between $260,000 30 of the 120 Democrats In toe ditions are hazardous due Ten Years Ago came special adviser to Oen. election to ’’any of toe Republi worst thing that could happen for us in Although the plan so for has operated tic party is scarcely in better and $500,000. state legislature here. Party The French National Assemb at a meeting of toe governing to snowfall and freezing condi Clay, head of toe military gov cans who are In toe running.” board In Washington. But toe Like a bargain? Vietnam would be to have us gain a on a small scale, with perhaps a maxi shape today ,.^than six months Lynch, who never wanted to leaders in Los Angeles credit tions. ly supported France's bombing victory, for that would encourage and mum of 75 participating employes, and ernment. McCartoy specified former resolution of endorsement also ago when Democratic leaders head the delegation in toe first White House aide Irvine of a Tunisian village near toe ^ diaries E. Davis Vice President Richard M. Nix lock us into more and more conduct of with Lockheed as the only lender. It has Sprague, strongly backed by border of rebellious Algeria. expressed recognition that were privately predicting cer place, replied testily that he did 10 Years Ago GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) — on in his remarks to Intervlew- many ADA members do not the same nature. But if It is a right war promise of being adopted by other aero tain disaster ahead. not have time for any such Postmaster General Lawrence Superior Court Judge Charles Five Years Ago Charles E. Davis, a reporter ers Sunday. But when a news- space companies and by other Industries broad campaign. Others would F. O’Brien, for getting even that President and Mrs. John F. . think any candidate should be ’■ for us, we can sustain either victory or Both the powerful speaker of S. House is re-elected chairman who shared two Pulitzer Prizes, man asked him whether he endorsed now. and unions on a nationwide basis. Aero toe State Assembly, Jesse Un- have to do most of the work, he large a participation. of the directors advisory board Kennedy were hosts at a Lin- , defeat, for the simple reason that right died Saturday. Davis, 61, as a would support Republican Gov. After toe meeting, former îrinciple cannot be either tempted to space companies are liable to sharp ruh, who runs the Democratic said. But the Unruh-Yorty boycotts of the Manchester Trust Co. coin’s birthday reception at toe . reporter on toe New York Jour- Nelson A. Rockefeller of New White House. ’The guests were , ADA national chairman John C. excess or beaten Into extinction by the fluctuations in labor needs as contracts show at the state capitol here, Moreover, although Brown did could be dangerous if McCiartoy Larry Dutton, known profes nal-American, shared a Pulitzer York, McCartoy replied; ”I re- are awarded, completed, or canceled. and Sam Yorty, maverick not mention it out loud, the (who now is running more than sionally as Dr. L. Norman Dut more than 1,000 Negroes and Roche, a Johnson aide, an AUTO/A\TIC REDUCTIONS outcome of any military engagement. Prize In 1943 for articles about serve toe right to look at the nounced his resignation from In addition to Hughes Tool, the Weber mayor of Los Angeles, are boy strong feeling of others present 3-to-l behind the President) ton, Manchester dentist, plays civil rights workers. pioneer use of toe drug penicil- whole picture come next fall.” We should have more respect for Aircraft Co., a neighbor of Lockheed In cotting the Johnson-pledged de was that Brown’s domination of makes a dramatic gain. ’The leading role in Moss Hart’s co One Year Ago ADA. lln. As a writer for toe Los An- Nixon Is an announced candl- Elsewhere on the political % some of our more vocal critics—such as, Burbank, has borrowed employes, and legation (headed by State At the meeting was a clear bid by reason is that Unruh, eyeing the medy “Light Up The Sky” pre Britain’s Prime Minister, geles ’Times, Daids was part of date for the GOP nomination; to be specific, Senator Kennedy—if we torney General ’Thomas C. Brown, who is hardly on speak gubernatorial race in 1970, is sented at Manchester High Harold Wilson wound up meet-^ scene: Northrop Oorp. In Hawthorne Is consid a team awarded a Pulitzer Rockefeller says he Isn’t a can- —Nixon, campaigning In New K could be sure that they would have been ering doing so. Inquiries have been re Lynch). ing terms with Unruh and Yor now raising a huge statewide School. ings In Moscow without finding Prize for coverage of toe 1966 dldate and aupjports Michigan BARGAIN SHOP As of this writing, there Is no ty, to succeed Wyman as the campaign fund to re-elect a toe Vietnam peace formula he Hampshire, said of toe problem aa firm and courageous and open in ceived from numerous other companies Watts riots. Gov. George Romney. of urban riots that America be their criticism of the Johnson adminis- interested In the exchange. At a “price- chance that either one of these new National Committeeman. Democratic majority- in the As- sought. McCartoy was Interviewed on 935 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER political power brokers will join ’The strategy session broke Vsembly, without which he would came great because toe right to tratlon conduct of the war if the Feb tag” conference Feb. 26-29 in Los Ange NBC’s "Meet toe Press.” dissent and protest was -recog toe delegation now being put up without having finally come lose his power base and any Thought for Today He said his endorsement by V ruary news froip Vietnam had been one les, the machinists will explain the nized but he added there is no Yes. it s prm td . . . by actual tests, the human heart beats faster whenever plan to United Auto Workers (UAW) of together by Mr. Johnson’s White to grips with the precise shape chance to be Governor. Today’s Quotation Science Oass toe Americans for Democratic of encouraging American military suc House and California operatives. and size of the Johnson prima Thus two conflicting fund-rais Trouble and anguish have cause that justifies toe use of ★ ■¥■ Barricini is «iven for Valentine s Day. The reason is a simple, physiological ficials. The lAM and the UAW are by I don’t think those who hold Action Saturday was more valu ■violence or lawlessness. cess. The Lynch delegation will run ry campaign. Thus, with toe ing campaif^ns by the divided come upon me, but thy com back in toe hopes lightning will To Hear Lecture able to him because Johnson le: Barricini Chocolates rui/e ro hocinuih Valentines For the things that are wrong about far the biggest unions in the aerospace —Dr. Martin Shepard, co- Who doesn't like a bargain? That's why Watkins Bar industries. against a left-leaning slate of President pushing for an all-out party will be going on at toe mandments are my delight.— strike will figure In this. ’They supporters tried to block It heart a fliutering, stop at the Barricini Candy Shop neat you . . . and choose our policies and our conduct in Vietnam delegates headed by Senator primary campaign agalKst Mc same tim e: one for toe Presi Psalms 119.143. Some 30 pupils from Nelson The Minnesota Democrat said chairman of atlzens for Kenne- gain Shop is so popular . . . it's bargain day every day Exclusive An lAM spokesman said the idea was will be too late. from Barricini s wonderful selection of Valentine gifts. j'He.tt of will still be wrong, even If we ever fi Eugene McCarthy of Minneso Carthy (in which Mr .Johnson, dent, one for legislature. Mr. There are always plqpity of Youngermon’s Sth grade sci- support of his campaign by Sen. dy In 1968, sr. -1 :.ic movement prompted by the fact that a year or so —Gov. George Romney, as-', here. Everything in the Bargain Shop is regular Watkins Means ' 53.49. Others from $1.15 to 513.95. Sumte^. nally do manage to do something like ta, whose name, unlike Mr. as an official non-candidate for Johnson will probably survive troubles ahead, so don’t turn sertlng that only he and Rich- \ ence classes at Bennet Junior jôbert F. Kennedy of New York would shift Its support to Mc- ago one of toe big aerospace companies, Johnson’s, will appear on the President, will take no part at this internal division In toe pri and look back on any behind Hlgh School -wUl attend a lec- be helpful. But, McCartoy Cartoy In toe early primary Quality merchandise, radically reduced because it is "win” there. faced with a shortage of skilled work ard Nixon have chance to Presidential primary ballot next all) his party is still torn by mary, but it could cost him toe you.—Herbert Hoover, 31st U.S. win GOP presidential nomlna-'* ture tonight at Hartford Col added "I don’t know why I contests following, Kennedy’s one-of-a-kind, discontinued, or has become shopmarked men, was hiring "job-shoppers” sup lege for Women as a follow-up BARRICINI June. dissension. state In November. president. tion. - should ask for It. He knows statements of disinterest In the ( anify SnojM „„ plied by a company specializing in on our regular display floors. It takes a sharp markdown ’The significance of toe Unruh- to their study I of population where I am . . . and he knows nomination. immediately . . . and if it lingers a week it is reduced Nobility Ennobled meeting temporary employment needs, Yorty snub to toe White House prohlems. what toe Issue Is alLabout.” . -Delegates to toe Florida at 60 per cent and more above regular can only be understood in toe They will hear Prof. Rudolph again . . . and every week until sold, or it reaches I07o He had charity, and empathy, so that pay rates. light of the intense White House Hoftfner, a memlber of the col-, of its original price! So if you're a true bargain hound WE DELIVER ANYWHERE he could understand how the other side From toe union standpoint, toe ex efforts to get them to join. In Fischetti lege’s science department, on change plan means fewer layoffs. The the toiplc "Populatiiion Pressures y*#>will shop the Bargain Shop regularly. Here are a felt. But he could neither prevent nor fact, toe erroneous assumption < 196K LhicaRO Dolly News end, short of the cost of total victory in advantage to toe companies is that they in the White House' even today ..Publlihcrs'Hall Syndicate on a Poison Planet." few samples: .^>1 the field, the bloodiest and most brutal are able to fill short-term needs at less is that Yorty will come around The group, traveling by bus, nMl will be accompanied by their Manchester's Oldest war between brothers In the history of cost, and perhaps more Important, that sooner or later and allow his $140.00 Moderiferif^ Lounge Câir, they will not lose highly skilled work teacher, and by Donald Warren, $39.95 80x391/2” Dayistrom Di mankind. name to be included on toe dele reversible foam back knd seat FRESH men who are likely to drift away to' gation. There Is only futile head of the science depantment. with Finest nette Table, walnut grained plas RESERVE He was capable of mercy, and exer other jobs during layoffs. White House hope for Unruh, tic top, bronze legs, 1 leaf 26.35 cushions, combination royal blue FROM Facilities cised it In some magnificently well pub “It’s an excellent concept,” says J. C. who has been urging Senator and floi^ print covers---- 79.00 YOUR OPEN licized Instances. There were also in Robert F. Kennedy to challenge $99.00 Full Size “Figure 8” OUR Pettefer, manager of industrial relations Fruitwood Bed, low foot $154.00 Modem High, At stances In which he refused It. for Lockheed. “But we have to hit every the President. But that’s only Police Arrests tached-Pillow Back Lounge HEART SUNDAY 2 He fought to preserve a political thing just right”—that Is, surpluses and toe start of the President’s deep board ...... 69.00 N.Y. problem In this snake pit of Chair, matches chair above 89.00 structure in which he beHevcd because shortages must coincide for toe plan to Thomas F. Johnson, 63, of 144 $89.50 32” Oil Modem Walnut NOW! he thought It the best guarantee of free work. Me. Petefer and Mr. McNett feuding Democrats. $289.00 90” Modem Slope-arm KITCHEN At a meeting in a locked room Adams St. will appear In Man Two Door Ch^t, one shelf, to- dom for human beings and in the effort agree that no problem of any impor Sofa, foam cushions, walnut legs, i. at San Francisco International chester Circuit Court 12 Feb., the-floor base ...... 59.00 to win this battle he suspended the nor tance haq arisen during toe trial period. 26 on charges of operating a royal blue cover...... 189.00 Mr. Morris, too. Is well pleased. No Airport early last month, lead mal freedoms of individuals. ers of toe Johnson delegation motor vehicle while under toe $49.00 321/2X331A” Ht. Maple $335.00 90’’ Attached Pillow He was capable of struggling with the matter what company he may be farmed influence of alcohol. Bookcase Top, (to fit on chest) held a strateg^y session with one He was apprehended on Tol Back ^ fa , f c ^ cushions, kick confusing fact that both sides in the out to, he receives a flat $6 a day mile', secret aspect that produced age allowance. He also gets hours’ land Tpke. at 6;16 p.m. yester 2 sheleves ...... 29.00 pleats, gold upiholstery . . .269.00 Civil War found thenutelves able to call more heat and friction than WE GIFT WRAP FREE extra pay every day, partly as an In campaign strategy. day and released under toe no $173.00 Attached Pillow-back $54.00 21x22” Modem Oil upon God with equal sincerity. That centive and partly to compensate for cash bail program. sophisticated reallzatkm on his part did 'The meeting Included the par Lounge Chair, slope arm, foqm Walnut Step Table ...... 36.75 extra driving time. All his union bene ty’s high command; former Jared Morrison, 63, of Hart T-cushion, kick pleat, iridescent not Iceep him from making the prag- fits are guaranteed, even if he should ,1 ford win also appear Feb. 26 on $124.00 Modem Low Back Governor Edmund G. (Pat) charges of failure to carry driv copper upholstery...... 89.00 itttltic assumption that his was the .side be farmed out to a nonunion company. Brown, National Committee Lounge Chair, foam cushion, God really was on. Whether he participates in the first place er’s license and registration. He green textured cover...... 79.00 man Eugene Wym"an, State was cited at 7;30 p.m. Satur (Elxcerpts from an unscCCcited >Jtter) $99.00 Modern Low-back And he freed the slaves not only for is his own choice. The company borrow Chairman Charles Warren, $119.00 Lady’s Modem Chair, day. Lounge Chair, foam cushion, principle, but for strategy In waging a ing workers reimburses toe lender for Reps. Chet Hollfleld and walnut tapered legs, gay Tloral walnut legs with casters, white total war. wages and all other costs. George Miller, and key state Dear Mr. West: velvet cover...... 79.00 Although Lockheed so far has been a print upholstery...... 59.00 As one cites these conflicts and con legislators (not Including Un Your handiwork was God-given and beauti lender. It could as easily become a bor Cafes Need Help $134.00 Low, Loose-Pillow- $196.50 Modem High - back tradictions in Abraham Lincoln as man ruh', of course). Starting smooth ful and your sincere generosity will not be rower. Loans have been made so far of ly enough, the meeting, soon de CHICAGO — A national sur Back Swivel Chair, foam cush Lounge Chajr, fotmi cushion, and President, one realizes that the structural assemblers, electrical instal veloped acrimony between vey of restaurant owners found forgotten. ion, kick pleats, blue-green slope-turn, lime green uphol image Us memory finally wears lers, electrical and electronic develop Brown and Attorney General that . 82.6 per cent of food-serv Early American print ... .69.00 stery ...... 157.20 among us Is not entirely his own doing, ment mechanics, tool planners, and tool Lynch. I t b o m r h u r t M MUCH I R£M £M 8£R ice places report a shortage of * ESTABLISHED 1874 • AT THE PARKADE but at least partly our doing. designers. — ROY CXJPPERUD IN THE Brown demanded that Lynch, 1HAT ALL THAT HK!rH t m R ABROA(> IHAS TAXTRRR* help. The shortage Is a long The American people have, during the NATIONAL OBSERVER as stai)d-in candidate for the term problem,. covering the management, skilled and un skilled categorfes. I CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN m a n c h b s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , m a n c h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PACBB TEN T ollan d Park, Vance Talk Cut Your Own Taxes— 9 Skating Coasting Events TV-Radio Tonight Want $1000? Candlelighting Ceremony Special Tax Rulings Apply In Capital For Three Hours Opens Boy Scout Banquet (Oontiinied from Page One) ‘Serious Business* A candlelighting ceremony led ginning at 1 pjn.âX the Unit- Television of eveiy l(X) Interviewed In a of the people polled think the To Pay Redeived While III (10401040) The Monkees (C) . .. ed rvMmeAonaiilrKnAnOongregatlonall nhiirrh.Church. For Foreign-Aid Critic 6:00 ( 8-1042) MOce Douiiss e m -T iu , survey feel the nation should Korean situation Is likely to lead by Rene Blanchette opened the ( oao) Perrv Hsson (ilO) Ounsmoke (C> Those Intereated In aasteUng week, whichever is lesser. It the (24) (Mission: Ocaanograp^ use all-out military efforts to to war while 41 per cent think It By RAY DB CRANE Skating at Center Springs WASHINOTON (AP) — Rep. (18) Hltfnniy Patrol 28th Annvleramry Troop 15 Boy Ing with the drive are requeu employe on such a reduced In (20) ®»tn 8:00 (104(t4MO) Rowsui and Mlar- get the Pueblo back. It said can be settled peacefully. NEA Pnbllratlons Annex tonight is 8 to 10. There Otto Passman, D-La., leaves to (M) Waterogers Neighbor tin'a Laugh-In (C) 8ut Banquet Saturday night. ed to contact TYioop Commit come basis during Illness or in (M) French Chef day for his 17th tour of foreign hood about 40 per cent think the gov Senate Majority Lesider Mike V tee ’Treasurer Earl Beebe of Some, or all, of the wages is no skating at Charter Oak, (80) Comtmt 8:30 18)' BUbacrIptic ■ • ptkm TV Blanchette was later awarded jury is hospitalized at least one countries but says: " I ’m not (10) Lucy Shohow (C) ernment should make every ef Mansfield, D-Mont., proposed no coasting in the park, and (40) O nâle's Navy the rank of Eagle Scout In spe Rhodes Rd. or salary you received from day his exclusion begins from even taking a tuxedo. This is se 6:30 (40) News (C) (04) Annquea fort to get the ship back. Includ that the United States go to the your employer while you were the first day of such enforced no skiing. (18) Afternoon Report ( 8-40) Rat -Patrot (C) cial ceremonies, becoming the Dempsey Daughter Moves In rious business." 9:00 ( 8-13) Andy OrlfTUh (C) ing some force if necessary. World Court in Its quest for the absent from work because of (84) What's New?? seventh local scout to achieve The daughter o f Gov. John absence. Passman, for years one of 6:48 (18) iFVjrecast (34) NNB7T E T Joum_Journal big About 21 per certt favor concen release of the Pueblo and Its (10-2033-40) Bob Dempsey and her husliand have sickness or injury may be ex After the first 30 days his ex CaplUl Hill’s prominent for 6:00 ( 88) News, Sports. Weather trating on negotiations, it re crew. "What matters . . . is this rank. He served In the local ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) purchased a home on Rt. 30. empt from tax. The amount clusion goes up to the weekly 107 Ask Review eign-aid critics, plans to see ( ^ ) Opinion Washington ( 3-10) F aj^y Affair (C) ported. saving lives, not saving face,” scouting program for seven ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) She Is the former Margaret E. depends upon the length of your maximum of *100 or actual pay, how' the program is going in (30) MoHaleli Navy The poll also said 45 per cent he said. years, during which Ume he absence and the percentage of (18) Morv Griffin 10:00 ( 3-10) Caipol Burnett (C) Dempsey who lived with her whichever is lesser. O f Assessments nine countries. ( g-40) Big Valley (C) served as patrol leader, senior (100043^) Golden Globe (C) husband, Donald SiUgman, in normal pay received. This sick pay exclusion is He said he’ll have a look at 27 6:30 Cronktte (C) patrol leader, and Instructor. He A total of 107 Manchester tax (34) State of Arts . Yonkers, N.Y., before movtng Let's consider first the in reported on Page 2 of Form 1040 projects financed by U.S. aid. ( si Bob Young (C) 11:00 i 8 (C ) 8-10-13-20-30-40) News. attended Shift Junior Leader under the heading, "Adjust payers have appeared before' (34) What's New? (R )* Sports. Weather South Viet Planes Bomb training courses and spent the to Tolland. come earner who in 1967 re Passman, 68, said there’ll be oft) Subscription TV the Board of Tax Review to dis 7:00 ( 3) (Movie _ The Bnlleitn Board ceived more than 78 per cent ments to Income." no frills attached to the trip and iaO) Runtley-Brlnkley (C) (30) Lhw and Mr. Jones summer at Lake of Isles Scout of his regular pay (it could have Whenever such an exclusion cuss their October 1967 property ( 8-18) Trufli or Consequences 11:18 (40) Olympitcs Recap reseirtratlpn, where he was The Business Committee of added he had requested no en 11:26 ( 3) Monday Starlight is claimed Form 2440, available assessments. The board ended (C) Enemy in Hue’^ Citadel chosen by the Charter Oak the United Congregational been full salary). tertainment. (M ) Alcoholics Are People 11:80 (10-204340) Tonight ((J) In his case, sick pay exclu from IRS, or some other suit its series of five hearings for (40) News, Weather (13) Late Motnie Council to head a junior leader Church will meet tonight at 7:80 11:46 ( 8d0) Joey Bishop Show (C) (Clontlnned froo) Page One) able statement must be at 7:30 (18) Alfred HHcticock training program. In the Religious Elducatitm sion begins after a 30-day wait the current fiscal year with a Dr. King Offered Use ( S-tOy 1068 Olympics (C) 1:00 ( 8) Newscope Come to where ing period. After the 30-day pe tached to the return. two-hour session Saturday SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS Vietnamese infantrymen, heli Navy jets dodged antiaircraft Blanchette is a freshamn at Building. riod the sick pay exclusion is The statement should show morning, whan 80 appeals were Of Washington Church fire and missiles 10 miles south Central Connecticut State Col- The Board of Finance will copter gunshlps and fighter- the full wage payment up to a the reason for absence, first heard. WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr. Radio the money of Hanoi to bomb an Important lege, and served as president of meet tomorrow night at 8 In the day away from work, date re bombers kUled 223 Viet Cong in communications station In weekly maximum of $100. The board’s decisions will be Martin Luther King has been of- (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 Come to the people M C * ? Shopping loans. All his class and the Student Council Town Hall. One of the items to For periods of less than a turned to work, your regular running battles around a gov North Vietnam’s sir defense while attending Ellington High be discussed will be the need-to the basis for an amended Grand fered use of the huge Washlng- minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasta.) whose on/y business Is • kindsof loans. Forcasn full week compute the exclusion salary, salary or wages paid List, expected to be announced network for the first time. School . appropriate additional funds In ton Cathedral t o discuss his 12:16 Sign Off . making loans. 8000 loans fast, come to where the ernment ammunition dump a on this basis: If you normally during your absence and the per near the end of this month.** WDBC—1860 WTIC—1080 Amerlcem spokesmen said the Tenderfoot awards were pre- certain accounts to run the town planned mass nqarch on Wakh 6:00 Dick Roblnscn a day. Bill clean-up loans. money is. Or phone. Now. mile northeast of Tan Son Nhut work a five-day week the max centage that constitutes normal The net taxable Gtttnd List ington in behalf of the poor. 8;00 Joey Reynolds 6:00 News, Weather, Sports heavy antiaircraft defense for sented to Larry Goldstein, and until the end of the fiscal year 9:00 Ken Griffin 6:35 Afternoon Edition Air Base and nesir the Saigon imum dally exclusion is *20 or pay- will be the basis for the town The offer was made by the 7:00 Americana YOU REPAY »16.75Â MONTH F(3R * 3 M OR the station indicated Its impor First Class awards were given in June. l:06Newe. $51.16 FOR $1000 ON BENEFICIAL S 24 MONTH PLAN. actual pay, whichever is lesser; Remember, that in order to budgets and tax rates for the Very Rev. Franlcs B. Sayre Jr., 7:26 Devid Brlnldey racetrack on the city’s western tance. to Gerald Works, Clyde Jondro, The Tolland Freshmen Bas- claim a sick pay exclusion you 6:00 Hartford HlghUchts 7:30 Newa of the World ' for a six-day week the lesser of 1968-69 fiscal year, which starts dean of the Episcopal cathedral, 7:46 Joe Garaglola outskirts. Radar guided all-weather A6 m Lawrence Lee, David Oonlombe, ketball team will paly East 7:00 News *16.67 a day or actual pay. must have been paid by your July 1. who called King "this genera 8:00 Gasllcht 7:60 Sing Along BENEFICIAL AP photographer Joe Holl(fe Intruders to the target Satur Kenneth Chichester, Gregory Granby Junior Varsity tomor- Entirely different rules ap employer during the period of 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:66 Emphasis way reported that Infantrymen Whatever reductions are al tion’s aiMstle of nonviolence.” W POP—141* 8:06 Pop Concert FINANCE SYSTEM day, but darkness and overcast Hall, Brian Johnson, Mark Lorn- row at 3:30 In the high school ply when sick pay is on the enforced absence from work 6:00 Denny Clayton Show 9:06 Nlghtbeat „ ^ from the U.S. 199th Brigâde, prevented a damage assess lowed bjt the review board will King, president of the South 11:00 News. Weather, Sport|t bardo, David Slssley, Harold gym. bsMls of 78 per cent or less of and the amount so paid must 7:00 Lee ''Be,bl'’ Simms Show Loans $20 to $1000 — Loans life-insured at low cost cut into the *222,850,466 gross, ern Oirlstlan Leadership 12:00 Gory Girard Show 11:26 Sports Final moved Into Saigon Friday to ment. Stanley and Lindy Warner. xhe Tolland Laymen's Asso- have been Included in your gross 11:36 Other Side of the Day regular pay. taxable Grand List, announced Ck>nference, said Sunday he WINF—US* Beneficial Finance Co. of Manchester speed the mopup operation, Air Force F4 Phantoms also Thomas Beebe received a Sec- elation Supper Social will b e ' In such cases the waiting pe earnings as shown on your 6:00 News found remnants of a Viet Cong used radar to raid the airfield on Feb. 1. would be honored to speak in 6:16 G ôk Up Sports 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ond (Jlass award. held tomorrow at 7 p.m. In the riod is reduced to seven calen W-2 slip. 6:30 Harry Reosoner battalion hiding out behind at Kep, 38 miles northeast of the cathedral but added he Next to Singer Sewing Center • Star and Life Awards were Social Hall, dar days. Thereafter, the sick 5:36 Gtoeax Up Sports Hanoi; Yen Bal, 78 miles north didn’t know whether It could be :00 News LIGGEH DRUG OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS grave mounds In two small presented by former scout- The United Congregational pay exclusion is on the basis of (N E X T: Business and moving Duplicate Bridge worked into hla schedule. 6:i5 Speak Up Hartford cemeteries and near three west of the capital, and Phuc master and Eagle Scout David cSiurch Pilgrim Fellowship Bas- actual pay received or *78 a expenses.) 6:46 Lowell 'rhomee PARKADE Yen, 18 miles northwest of the The march is scheduled for 6:66 Fhk RIzsuto houses surrounded by rice pad Lojzim. Richard Weiss was ketball team will play Rockville Results in a duplicate bridge April and plans call for partici 7:00 The World Tonight OPEN dles In the race course area. city. Russian-built IL28 jet A READER SERVICE: To supplement this series, get Ray 7:16 Frank Gifford made a Star Scout and Kenneth Methodist tomorrow night at 2 game played Friday night at The Infantrymen sealed the bombers were spotted at Phuc De Cranes all-new 1968 booklet, a line-by-line guide through the pation by about 8,000 poor per- 7:30 Alexander K endrk* 17:45 A M. to 10 P.M. Selby a Life Scout. 8:30 at the Vernon Elementary the Italian American Club are: tons, mostly Negroes, In a dem 7:36 S p ^ Up Hartford Read Herald Advertisements area off with armored personnel Yen Thursday. The U.S. Com tax form. Use coupon: North-South, Fred Panzenha- 8:00 News carriers, then appealed via mand said bad weather prevent South Methodist Scouts Receive God and Country Award Merit Badges were a-waided School. onstration aimed at persuading 8:10 Speak Up Hartford to the following scouts: Gary ------gen and Jack Descy, first; Mrs. 0>ngress to enact legislation to loudspeaker from a hovering ed a damage assessment In the . ^ .... xitlon__mii/4an/$A under the onH guidance miina»Hnc^ and nf counseling the Rev. Mr.of the Rev. Mr. The Rev. Gary S. Cornell, associate pastor of South Methodist EhveU, swimming: Richard Manchester Evening Herald Marilyn Jackson and Mrs. A r provide jobs or income for the helicopter for the guerrillas to latest strike there. Cornell. It Included the performing of service projects for j ” CCXJT YOUR OWN TAXES" Church, presented the Boy Scout God and Country Award to, Wdss, first add, model build- Toltand correqiondent Bette n thur Pyka, second, and Mr. and destitute .throughout the coun surrender. None came out. The Air Force and Navy jets also the church, the studying of the history of Methodism and left to right, Robert Knight Jr., Robert Blomberg, David Ing and ixjwlng; Ken Selby, Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. “Dept. 060 Mrs. Joseph Haas, third. try. infantrymen went In for them joined In the strikes In support the history of South Church, and knowing and understanding Matthewson, and Brian Miles yesterday morning at the sec rifle and shotgun shooting, imb------I P.O. Box 480 Also, East-West, William Mc- and later counted 42 enemy of the Marines at Khe Sanh. various parts of the Bible, the sacraments, and Christian ond worship service at the church. They are all members of lie speaking; Tim Peckham, na- c? • I Radio City Station Dougall and James Pollies, Capital Footnotes deaul, along with six U.S. troops Besides infiltrating among symbols that are part of the church ritual. (Herald photo by I New York, N.Y. 10019 (first; Mr. and Mrs. A1 LalPIant, The American Institute of A r killed and 13 woimded. refugees In Hue, Viet (Jong South Church. The award which la given only to First (Jlass ture, dtizearahlp, in the home, ConUIieilt 0 C88IOII Scouts at least 12 years old, took a year of Intense prepara- Bucelvlcius.) ooanmunity and naition, safety. second, and Mrs. Donald Ray chitects awarded its 1968 Gold In another incident a flare guerrillas are circulating In oth (copies) of CUT YOUR OWN mond and Mrs. Bernard Baker, Medal to Marcel Breuer of New er refugee centers to agitate ------and automobile safety, and Thursday Night Please send ...... copy dropped to Illuminate a sector L. Udall will he principal speak 'third. York, 6, whose works include against the Saigon government. donations to the athletic award Henry Szemreylo, ivatuie, pub I TAXES at 60 cents each to: of'the city caused a house fire er. The game la sponsored by the the Whitney Museum in New SAVE Informants reported. They sug Rham District fund and, complying with the lic speaking, safety, dtlzen- The Board of Dlrectoiu on that killed 12 members of one gested the Viet Cong may be self-imposed rule that no more State and National Democrat aihlp. In the home, community Manchester Bridge Club and la York, the UNESCO building in ONCE-A-YEAR... FACTORY-AUTHORIZED family. Thursday will conduct another I NAM E ...... Paris and St. John’s Abbey in making a major attempt to turn than *10 be left In the treasury ic Chairman John M. Bailey and nation. played each Friday at 8 p.m. UP TO But downtown, more people of Its semi-monthly comment and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Collegeville, Minn. the refugee masses against the at the beginning of each year, made the estimate Saturday of The 25th year charter ■was were on the streets and more PTSA Taking Over School sessions. It will be from 6:80 to j ADDRESS ...... I 'the clubhouse, 135 Eldridge St. The . machine tool industry Is government by saying that it all leftover funds go to some the number expected to be on prese(nted byi Deputy Council shops were open than at any 8:30 p.m.. In the town cousel’s Play is open to the public. asking the Johnson administra has not protected the people and thing In the school, such as the hand for the *100-a-plate affair— OxTunissioner Presoot Brown. time since city fighting began the principal fund-raising event Pixêots were displayed by office In the Municipal Build I C ITY...., ...... s t a t e ...... Z I P ...... I tion to press for tax rebates for is doing nothing for them. For ‘Mardi Gras’ Saturday llbraiy. Jan. 81. INSTITUTE RESUMES exporters and a border tax on U.S. officials said the (Jommu- Mrs. Porter noted that some for the party. the Flaming Arrow Paitrol, ing. In the 13 days up to midnight The sessions are held on the ' Make checks payable to TAXES. Allow 3 weeks for delivery. NEW YORK (AP) — After a machine-tool Imports. ANNUAL-SALE nlst offensive against the cities A touch of old New Orleans (miule trip to the Grand Canyon of these funds may go to the Gov. John Dempsey also will Harodd Stanley, the CJheetah Simday, Communist losses to first Tuesday and third Thurs Manchester (Conn.) Herald one-year intermission, the Insti created 610,000 refugees will breeze into Hebrexn Satur- and at 9:15 its o ff to Equador. p,pg^PTSA Scholarship fund. This attend, as winwill sens.Sens. AAbraham o r a n ^ Patrol, Mark (Lombardo and I______Manchest) taled 32,245 dead and 6,307 cap day of each month, to hear tute for Advanced Studies in the Capital ()uote throughout the country. There H t)ip Rliam Parent t^’^velers may take qqo ^gi-k Riblcoff and Thomas J. Dodd, Clary Blanchette. tured. South Vietnamese mili day when the Rham t-areni ^ f the trips, each . nnd and the state’s five Democratic comments and suggestions from Theater Arts is resumlr)g activi " I think that San Antonio in already were about 800,000 refu one or all o f the trips, each In the December campaign and and the state’s five Democratic Troop 15 Scouts also attend- ...... — tary headquarters said. It gave ties. terpreted, as I did interpret it to gees In temporary camps Teacher Student Association c it in g ten cents, is presently accruing interest congressmen. ed their churches,yesteixiay in the public on any.matter within allied military losses for the pe John Mitchell, who founded the Russians, obviously in ac throughout South Vietnam. sponsors “ Mardi Gras” Satur- The general admission wlIU be until awards are made In June. The dinner In Hartford will bbseivence o f Scout Sunday. the board’s jurisdiction. riod as 3,265 killed, 340 missing the group with his wife in 1960, cordance with the American in In a broadcast from Hanoi, day night from 6 to 11. The en- a dime, with each amusement [[joaiatlans are still being recelv- be on the same evening as a Scout Fund Drive Persons who appear are and 11,363 wounded. The last Events in World said the project which special terpretation, that this la the North Vietnam said the (Jommu- tire school has been opened to costing an additional dime wi'th jjg taken at any scheduled rally In Westport at A Charter Oak District, BSA, granted annonymlty, and their separate report on American . . _ A. M J i- t - —.XJ fund drive has been scheduled comments, suggestions and edge and means to decide the izes in bringing directors from road to peace.” —British Prime ...the most nlsts In South Vietnam plan to the PTSA so that fun and games ■the exception o f the food area. time which Sen. Eugene McCarthy, casualties listed 973 dead as of Aged Cardinal Resigns number and spacing of chil abroad to teach various acting Minister Harold Wilson, inter make dally attacks on U.S. mili for the entire fam ily may be Costumes may be •worn for School Board Meeting D-Minn., Is set to deliver whatwimi locally for Feb. 25. The drive complaints are relayed to the midnight Saturday and 4,874 policy wiU be conducted jointly by the town manager and to town de- VA’nC A N err Y(AP) — Pope dren.” techniques, has been reactivated viewed on CBS’ "Face the Na- magnificent tary bases to prepare the Amer conducted. fun but are not easentlal. Ad The Rham Board of Educa is called a “ major F wounded. Paul V I today accepted the re It also calls for elimination of wlth grants and gdfta totaling tion,” discussing President icans “ for the finishing blow.” The younger set will be locat vance admission tickets a ie be tion will hold Its regular month speech.” Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, be- partmente for study and action. signation .of Giacomo Cardinal colonial, racism and all other *50,000. Johnson’s San Antonio formula Elsewhere across the country. Such attacks, it said, would de ed In the little theater area of ing sold by the students of ly meeting tonight at 7:30 In the Lercaro, one of the leading “ forma of Inequity." The first program is to be an for peace talks with North Vlet- way to enjoy South Vietnamese militaiy prive the Americans of "their the school. In the little theater, Rham High School and the high library. The board will act on progressives in Italy’s Roman If approved by the commis adaptation of Kabuki tech nam, which includes a provision headquarters said most enemy very military potential—their there will be two showings, to sellers will determine the King the resolutions for the referen Catholic hierarchy, as arch sion, the declaration will be sent niques. Later in the season play that Hanoi not take military ad beautiful actions over the last 24 hours only strong point.” The Ameri taling 8 minutes each, of the and (Jueen. Tickets will also dum set for Feb. 20 relative to bishop of Bologna. to the General Assembly for wright Eugene Ionesco is to vantage of any halt in U.S. were mortar and rocket attacks cans already need a great peri feature, "One Wish too Many” be available at the door. the building program and con 'The Vatican said the Cardinal adoption. stage one of his own plays. bombing. or light harassing actions. od of time to ^ p a lr damage In and 2 shorts, "Dick WitUng- Mrs. Douglas Porter of He tinue work on the 1968-69 budget. was stepping down because of music! Government troops reported flicted in the last two weeks, the han’s C!at” and “ The Little En- bron is serving as general his age and his health. He is 76. Communist Terrorists killing 112 of the enemy and broadcast said. g;lne that Could” . ohciirman and co-ordinator of Cardinal Lercaix) was one of capturing 26 weapons mopping Hanoi Radio also said the Viet Parents will have the oppor this one fund raising project Democratic Dinner E the most outspoken Italian ad In Thailand NOW ONLY up operations just outside the Cong 'plans to strengthen Its tunity to purchase as many o f the PTSA. H er committees vocates of modernization of the BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — provincial capital of Bac Lieu, "solidarity with an alliance of ten-ceniten-cent aamissionadmission ticketsuckbih m as are taken iromfrom methe mreethree ww,.i,towns (AP) church during and after the Communlsta terrorists killed six 110 miles southwest of Saigon. national, democratic and peace they wish so that the children make up the scihool popu- mated 1,200 ^ r ^ n s a r e e j ^ t - ____tfK.. ed to attend the Democratic par-par 1982-66 Vatican Ecumenical Thai Army troops and wounded Eight Government soldiers were forces” In South Vietnam. This may be left to play at the amuse ty’s 1968 Jefferson-Jackson Day Council. 20 others in a series of ambush killed and 40 wounded. apparently was a reference to ments: Bingo, ring toss, throw iPûA/Sentine The audio-visual aids class, dinner Feb. 17, at which Sec Until recently he headed the es during the past week, Pre The U.S. Marines still awaited the National Peace Alliance ing skills and the wishing tree. under the direction of (Mrs. Ruth retary of the Interior Stewart Vatican’s Special Commission mier Thanom Kittikachorn said a massive assault on their com Front—NPAF. A babysitting service will be Hills, have recorded a progium for Liturgical Reform, which today. bat base at Khe Sanh, which Vietnam Press, the South provided in the same area. o f music especially desiigned to Vietnamese government news decreed sweeping changes in Thanom, giving his weekly blocks the North Vietnamese In the gymnasium, the “ mod go with the slides and films 'will worship services. summary of Communist activity from marching through South agency, identified N P A F as a set” will gyrate to a live band shadow organization established be shown. Bologna for years has had a in Thailand, said most of the Vietnam’s northwest corner into from 8 to 11 p.m., set In New The advancel art students are For Valenfine's by the Viet Cong to seek a coali Communist government, and men were killed in the northern the population centers of Us two Orleans atmosphere. Games of also aiding the P T S A doing Appealing Early American-model 633 on concealed swivel casters, with 30-Watts undis- tion government In South Viet the cardinal often warned pirivince of Nan. northernmost provinces. skill for the teen-agers and In posters and designing a mural ------D o y ------nam. It said the (Jommunlsts against the dangers of Commu Three battalions of govern torted music power, plus all features below. Stores over 80 records. Also available in beau- The routine of enemy shell terested youths there will be to be used in the gymnasium. gave the organization a nation nism. But in 1966 the (Commu ment troops have been battling tiful English Country styling. ings and U.S. B62 strikes square and round dancing to a To Aid Reception ------It’s ----- alist mask and coerced "a num nist mayor made him an honor a well armed terrorist unit in CAN DIES against Communist positions live caller in the cold lunch All proceeds from the event ber of southern personallUes to ary citizen of the city. the jungled mountains there for around Khe-Sanh continued. area. wlU go into the P T S A treasury. Barricini Candy * 7"»'v.v;x. become puppet leaders.” The In his last public statement more than two months. Marine spokesmen said 120 The refreshments area, locat From there It will go to pay the Viet Cong offered a South Viet on Jan. 2, he declared that the The government has brought rounds of enemy rocket, artill- ed In the hot lunch area, will expenses of the reception fol namese general the chairman church was obliged by con- up artillery and tanks and used ers and mortar fire Sunday sell grinders, hot dogs. and drink lowing the graduation cere science to ask the United States napalm-dropping jets on the air ship of NPAF, the news agency LIGGEH DRUG ASSORTED ASTRO-SONIC STEREO killed one Marine and wounded from 6 until It Is gone. mony in June. said, but he "quickly disap to stop bombing North Vietnam. force against the elusive (Com two at Khe Sanh and other Ma In the commons area, the Other projects that the PTSA CHOCOLATES peared because of his softness at file Parkade < Pope Paul has accepted the munist force. rine positions along the northern snack bar, silent auction, food contributes to Include send 1 lb. box $1.80 and lack of political ability.” It resignations of a number of Thanom said in ail there were surpasses aU other achievements frontier. sale will be located. A highlight ing boys and gfirls to the Boy 2 lb. box 3.50 did not name him. aged cardinals who held high 14 clashes during the week, with The eight-engine B62s made will be the Mystic Center, fea and Girl State In the summer. / President Nguyen Van Thleu positions in the Vatican Curia, two terrorists killed, 33 cap in the re-creation of sound! five raids Sunday night and to- turing a palmist, reader of tea said N PA F had established the central administration of the tured and nine surrenders. He (^y, one of them within two leaves and handwriting analyst. Say It Best groups In Saigon and Hue, the church, but most of them have said teiTorists assassinated two miles of the Khe Sanh base. 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V M i Mi \ P A O B TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 k Ttae fttfirity miggftltm tlMUt Section Two MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 t l U l MONDAY, .FEBRUARY 12, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 SesML Aurunoa, providence ot Bolton State G>fC Goventry Obituary landecape gardner. Litde League Meeting Set HaiUord. Survlvon- Include four aona, ‘Areas of G>ncem’ Cited Picks Taylor Joaeph .N erlcd o of Wethera- Hospital Notes Kmll H. Miner Foundation Tells Details Kirkham Dies fleld, Jdûi Nerlccio of San Fran. By Gastagna in Hi's Budget To Head Unit To Prepare Plans Thursday A D ltflTE D SATURDAY IDmll H. MUler, 78, ot 19 Snro Joseph Adamo, 47 Alice Dr.; S t, hiuband '«»«®t *» complete at this school transport kindergarten »»« *»®n chairman of a Fr,„Ailn Richardson, commls- ‘oi leased today by the Manchester Edward E. Kirkham of Milwau 46 Qriewold St.; Jacob Krlnjak, Contribution to the fund to years. He waa employed for 46 ,n_.', ^"*®* P®^ly because of the un- pupUs both ways. Paaants have top committee o f the State gioner of the Ooveiitry Boys y jj Thresholds” kee, Wia., waa killed in action 18 Pearl St.; Mrs. NelUe Laws, Scholarship Foundation’s board date have been termed "sub- years as an accountant at ** 5*fccî***^***^*"’ certainty over the building of been transporting one way this Chamber of Oommeroe. Baseball Association, sponsors JL ^ „» janan " on patrol in Hiau Thlen, South Brandy St., Bolton; Mra. Marlon of directors, which recently etantlal” by foundation epokes- O i^ e y BIOS, before he retired “ 1 . * ^êthe new elementary school. y«ir.year. He wHlwai headbead the ScissteeSchtioe and of the program.program, urgenUyurgentlyurgaiuy asksa=»- „ „ otrone for Fan- Vietnam, Feb. 1. Cheney Bros, before he retired Lowd, 26 Waddell Rd.; George egreed to oversee its admin- men. Indl'viduals or organiza- A ^ Funeral services will be to- mThe .. Knav-Hboard u willHII set SafA«dates fnr for ttHe. — ndted en increase 4««In 4^,4.tul- 'IW4mnlnarvTechnology CSomsnkfatee o f the nii mAn in Ivwxrr, InlAnARtMl in Craig, Too g__ 10 yeans ago. A veteran of Octmntttoe o f the f tasy/- Davenport; "Who Rules McCollum, 92 Wells St.; Mrs. Istration. tlons wishing to make addlUon- ^JôrtrW“‘lThra’e;;^~‘wiiJ; fuium bu'êt' meeSngT at Vt- thm to-Vernon and to clinics. taking part to attend the meet- D n m h off; "Ten Aim Mattilason, 66 E. Middle ’The award was established by al donations may do so at any IT ? o i^ * * ^ r p o m a n with the ‘*»® P’” "®®. He was a . . ... regular — meeting------T, —tonifdit o------at 8 In High School Evalnation Mr. Martin’s family to honor time. Checks should be made Wethersfield wRh a Rooms 87-88 at the high school. Theio wW be a g2,000 «e- n 11. riDD* Flags In the Wind (Story of ’Tpke.; Victor Plagge, 46 Green L t SSrlne S v u S i. He aitend- Loulslana),"L ^ ia n a ) ." Dufour; "Time of Manor Rd.; Mrs. Miary Wick, and perpetuate Ws memory fol- payable to the Manchester . ^ al Church of RockviUe, and a mlemn n^^m jSb m at tte. board Is expected to take penditure for an evaluation of Richardson are the following Laughter (Humorous Chronicle Thompsonvllle. lowing his death last November. Scholarship Foundation, Inc., /j chatter member of Rockville Church of at. Patrick and St. action tonight on specifications the high school, to be oemduot- board members: Robert C9i^, of the 20’a)," Ford; "Krush ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Before retiring in 1966, he had and sent to the Manchester American Legion. He was also ^ ^ transporUtlon contract .d by the New England Am- secretary; Oscar Miller, treas chev,” Frankland; "The Doc served 13 years as Manchester’s Chamber of Commerce, 267 E. a member o t Manchester Lodge " Benedict Cemetery, to be included dn bdd Invitahons; soctaibion o f OoHeges and Sec- urer; Joseph Locke, Theodore Mrs. Marguerite Bacon, Gebrlng tor’s Story,” Gallagher; “ Jour General manager. He had also Center St. of Masons. Bioomnrtd. „ . . on a recommendation to change ondary Schools. Thda amount Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Ingeborg Pierce, Alvin Horton and W i ney Into the Whirlwind,” Glnx- served as state water commls------Survtvora, besides his wife, 'A j® "**"® y “ “ ® cbapel grouping practices at the ele- oover traasportatton, meals liam Ooodale. Bervalde, 286 School St.; Mra. burg; “ American Badges and sioner and in other offices and ^ _ t * Include two sdsters, Mrs. Albert “ «*8ht from 7 to 9. mentary level from homogene- «nd lodging for the ewahiaiOng Has' Bourse, Warehouse Point; Kindergarten Plans InslgiUa,” Kerigan; “ Directory Ralph Brown, Meadows Oon- agencies concerned with the R f l H v NuUand of Vernon emd Mrs. ous, or ability grouping, to team, wMch Is composed moirtly The North Coventry Coopera of American SUver, Pewter, Supervisor conduct of public aftedrs and ^ “ * Bernice Reynolds of Hartford; ' “ . Bridge heterogeneous, and on an og teechens and axhidnistrateni valescent Home; Mrs. Wanda tive executive board has voted and SUver Plate," Kovel. the conservation of natural re- I f l a brother Edward W. Miller of ^Y-BNON — Joseph M. amendment to the Capitol £ „ , „ other schools In the state, Croteau, East Hartford; Mra. to conduct two clasaea for four- Also, "Death at an Early Ruth Dow, Storrs; Walter Ed Mrs. Stanley Bates of Hebron sources. Rockville; and several nieces Bridge, 80, of 166 Skinner Rd., Region Education Oouncil con- uj-_ Oastagna explained, year olds (four years of age by (Negro ChUdren In Boston Rd., Bolton was recently ap- jn accordance with the wish- Letters have gone out from and nephews. husband of Mrs. Lena Hoekins stltution on METRO. He said that the evaluation wards, 616 TalcottvlUe Rd., Jan. 1. 1969) for the school year schools),” Kozal; "Mind of the Rockville; Raymond Gauthier, pointed supervisor of the Man- es of Mr. Martin’s family, the the Manchester McCarthy for Funeral aervloes wlH be held Bridge, died Saturday morning At last Thursday’s meeting bad been scheduled for thU 1968-69. ’This wUl be formulated Dolphin,” UUy; "Private Dls- Chester T,..vii. Public Health Nursing foundation directors said, the President Committee to about Wednesday at 11 ajn. at RockvlUe Memorial Nursing Dr. Castagtu told the board that year, but was poatponed be- 231 N. Elm St.; Andrew Oeldel, for a North Coventry Ooopera- grace (Lizzie Bord«i by Day- Association, Inc. award would be given with the 200 local Democrats and Inde- Hoknes Funeral Home, 400 Home. staff requirements for the cause of a change In ad- 17 Holl St.; Mrs. Barbara Gess, Uve Nursery. light)," Lincoln; “ Nicholas and Mrs. Bates attended Boston followlng purposes In mind: pendents, Inviting them to at- TUai^ St. The Rev. Paul J. Be was bom In Northampton, schools would remain the same ministration. He said that the 286 School St.; John Howland, University, and graduated from "To encourage young men tend a rally next Saturday In Bowman, partor o f Union Con- “ asa-. and before hla retire- for next year, with the exception resulting accreditation la good Plans are to accomodate 20 Alexandra," Maasie; "Viet- Marlborough; Willard Knights, chUdren In each of the two nam,” McCarthy; "Modem East Hartford. the Massachusetts General Hos and women toward careers In Westport. gregottonal Church, will of- nient was employed by Pratt of a possible physical education for the school and for its grad- pital School of Nursing, Boston. fJciaite. Burial will be in Grove “ d Whitney Division of United teacher at the elementary level uates, according to the guld- classes. Parents interested in Men of Science," McGraw HiU; Also, Mrs. Margaret Molin' governmental services and con- u.S. Sen. Eugene McCarthy, IDil Oematery. RockvlUe, at the Aircraft. and four "para-professlonals” , ance director, enroUing their children are ask- “ Complete P oem s,” Moore, guagge. East Hartford; Cheryl She received her RS in nurs- servatlon and protection of na- pem. of Minnesota Is an an- ed to contact Mrs. Jacob Wisen- Marianne; "Exploring Can Mozzer, 186 Avery St.; Thomas ing from Simmons College, Bos tural resources and national nounced candidate for his par convenience o f the famUy. Survivors besides his wife ta- two lunchroom aides at both Dr. Castagna went on to talk ton, and also completed qualifi heritage; schools, and two clerical aides of maintenance items. Fire all of Mark Dr., the new mem ada,” N a t i onal Geographic; Oppelt, 40% Sumnmr St.; Eliza ty’s nomination for president. There will be no calling dnde two sons, Joseph R. cations for public health nurs "To perpetuate In students bours. Bridge of ThompsonviUe and at both schools. doors at the elementary school Harlan D. Taylor bership chairman for the year, ‘"The New Africans,” Reuters; beth Poutre, 61 Ysummlt St.; He will make his first Con- "Night Before Cookbook," Ru ing at the college. those qualiUes of mind, char- 'The family suggests that Donald L. Bridge of Elorida; Dr. Castagna told the board need replacing. If ttiese, and or Mrs. Edward Sesnle, Mary- Joaeph Roberts, 168 Henry St.; , ...... necUcut appearance Saturday ^tate Cham ber’jB Eloonom^c-{jje group president. binstein; “ Layman’s Guide to acter and personality for which ^ g g those wisWing to do so make nnd two grandchildren, it should give "very serious con. other items, are taken care of Lori Roushon, Grandview Rd., Mrs. Bates was head nurse so many people loved and ,gg Îgh School, Westport, memoriall contributions to Un- Funeral services wlU be to- slderatlon” to the employment when the school is renovated, The next meeting of the North Negro History," Salk; “ How to Tolland; Waltena Selby, Buff at Massachusetts General Hos Donald A. Kirkham Oouncil. respected Mr. Martin, namely: Manchester committee, ton Oongregajtlanal Church. morrow at 11 a.m. at the Burke of a Ubrary clerk to help the they wUl be 60 per cent relm- Coventry Coopei)aitlve Kinder- Fix Almost Everything," Schu- GOP State Chairman Howard Hausman, center, T John Garside, general chairman and Cap Rd., Tolland; John Strouth, pital, staff nurse at New Haven ed Manchester elementary Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., high school librarian tiU out bursable. Dr. Castagna pointed The committee has the ro- garten will be held at 8 p.m ler; "America Cooks,” Seranne; Storrs; Donald ’Dierrlen, Cedar Visiting Nurse Association, and Patience, i kindness < i and — numberingt ------«» 26, with — ...... Atty.j ------San- and Ed May, second from right, leading candidate toastmaster for the event. Next to him is GOP Swamp Rd., Coventry; Thomas Meriden Public Health and Vis- thoughtfulness in personal and ^0^.^ piepler the acting chalr- schools and was an Eagle Mrs, Raymond BeUows RockviUe. Burial wUl be in St. forms, especlaUy the NDEA out, but they have to ibe done sponsihUlty to insure the cs- F«b. 27 in the Church Oommu- "Guide to C o n te n t me n t,’’ Town Chairman Francis DellaFera. At extreme forms. ’This person would not anyway. taiblishment of adequate re- nlty House on Rt. 44A. Sheen; "Age of Bams,” Sloane; for the G(>P nomination for U.S. senator, chat Tucci, Glastonbury: Mrs. Donna *ting Nurse Association, and public relationships; belief in ^g^ jg gpongoring g i,j,g {qj. tj,e 2 Scout of Troop 26. He graduated COLUMBIA — Mrs. Pearl B. Bernard’s Cemetery, right is school board chairman Atty. John Rottner. supervisor at New Britain Vis- success of reason and logic gyent. It will leave the Munlci- from Manchester High School Bellows, 69, of Whitney Rd., Friends' may call at the fu- have to be fuU-time, he said. He said there wUl be a $1,- seandh and development facUl- New Library Books W orld,” with local Republican leaders at Saturday’s Lin^ Wilson, East Hampton; Dale itlng Nurse Association. She has ignorance and prejudice; pgj Buujing parking lot at 6 In 1963 and attended Mitchell wife of Raymond H. BeUows, neral home today from 7 to 9 Science Book Replacement OOO item for seeding and resur- ties in ithe state and to develop New books recently added at Smith, and Tolstoy, Troyat. coin Day Dinner-Dance. At extreme left is Town (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Woltyslak, Waterford. also served with the U.S. Pub- a scholarly, non-partisan ap- p jjj Saturday. College, New London, before died Saturday at Windham Com- p m. He said that when the new facing the soccer field, and prograitus which will accelerate the Booth-Dlmock Memorial Li- The tocal library is open: BIRTH SATURDAY: A son 11c Health Service in New York, proach t o problems of govern- q j j g letter asks for seat reser- school da completed, at leadt one he suggested that the board CoimccUcut’s technological pro- brary Include the following: ’Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and 'type of leadsrnhip that was pro to Mr. and Mrs. Mtohael Ab entering the Navy. He was a munity Memorial Hospital. ------‘All for May’ Seattle, and New London. ment; modesty which frequent- vatlons. The McCarthy speech member of Community Bap- more Mbrary clerk wlil be need- might consider purchasing a gress. Fiction, "Arrow of God,” by Thursdays, 12:30 pm . to 6 pm., vided by Llncln, by Eisenhow bott, 137 Pearl St. She was bom in Stafford and Mrs. Catherine Klrwln About Town Mrs. Bates and her husband, *y appeared as a wry, often high school auditorium list Church. lived in Columbia nearly 80 Mrs. Catherine Parker Kir- od, and at least one more ous- "wagon with ti plow” for the ’Taylor is a director o f the Achebe; "Asimov’s Mysteries,” and 6 pm . to 9 pm .; Fridays, er and even by Kennedy.” DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Preceptor Stanley J. Bates, district super- self-depreciating humor in the jg expected to be heard by an ’The Kirkhams left Manches years. win. 67, of 21 Wrights Lane, todlan. schools, to replace the Army State C of C. He is a M ancl^- Asimov; "A Place on Earth,” 12:30 pm . to 5 p.m.; and Sat- "The number one issue in Gamma Chapter, Mrs. Eileen Lane, 260 Oak St., Black- urdays, 10 am . to 6 pm . Beta Sigma visor of the State Park and style of his native Vermont. He overflow crowd and will be carter in 1966 when Edward Ktrk- Survlvors include a daughter, Glastonbury, died yesterday Dr. Castagna said that under surplus station wagon now on be«r delegate to the' Capitol Re- Berry; “ ’The Widow,” 1968,” May said, "is LBJ him Phi sorority will Wapplng; Mrs. Marion Gray, Riding GOP Club Meeting Republicans Sound meet 'tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the 431 Forest Commission, have tour " ’“ s a true servant of the pub- êd by closed-circuit TV to oth- ham joined a machine 'tool Mrs. Robert Melendy of Man- morning at a Manchester con- the five-year textbook replace- its last legs. glon Planning A'gency and is a stock; "A Horseman self. He has stamped himself Avery St., Wapplng; M ’The Adml- ’The Yioung Republican Okfb borne of Mrs. Andrea„*M a^, Grace Bogdan, 88 Elizabeth Dr.; children. Mrs. Bates is a mem- and seemed always to care er rooms in the school. firm in Milwaukee. He Is a for Chester; five sons, Raymond valescent home. ment program science 'books in He suggested painting the m'embsr o f the Capitol Region By,” Delderfleld^ the wheeler-dealer tor all the more about other people and of Columbia, ^ r g e She was boni in England on kindergarten through Grade 6 lower portion of the concrete Advisory Committee, an arm of ral,” Dlbner; “ Thorpe.” Dut- o f Coventry wlU nmet at 7:30 i l l Harvest Lane, GlastonShry. Chester Rau, 264 Taylor St., ber of Bolton Congregational Admission will be charged for mer president of the Manches- BeUows world to see/’ Church Women’s Society and their problems than he did ter Amateur Radio Club and Bellows of Los Anffeles Calif May 19. 1900 and was a real- wiiU be due for replacement ithls block walls of the elementary the Greater Hartford C of C. ton; “ Woman on the R oof/' pjn. tomorrow a/t the nome of Unity, Victory Note Members are reminded to bring TalcottvlUe; Dimitri Scanton, the Westport meeting for those _ ^ ^ . .. ___ ..uAu « MrinwA #/\v* nxA ta « #r^«*Tvz,Av fywiim rHwwvfrtr TT.hprhfiwf * *‘Thp flhnHrkur WWa ** RAniAfnjn rm Niornth- ‘"This country, ooice destined the Manchester Area Commun about himself.” in the auditorium and for those was the 'towns oonununicajUons Douglas BeUowa of Mansfield, dent of Glastonbury 10 years. year. school with a tile glaze, for He is a former town director Eberhart; “ The Shadow Wife,” Leonard Benjamin on North- birthday gifts. Amston; John Youhess, Cider to be the, great hope of the ity YWCA. The annual award, for an un listening on closed-circuit TV. director for Civil Defense. David Bellows of Colchester, Prior to her retirement, she He suggested a planned pro- easier maintenance. and Isf^tormer chairman of the Eden; “ Caught in That Music,” field Road. In addition to its “ Ed May will be our senatorial candidate and we Re- , . . ------Mill Rd., Ellington: Daniel announced amount, will be Burvtvora also indhide k and Donald Bellows of Colum- was a clerk at G. Fox and Co., gram fbr preventive main- He suggested that the garage Man'cHiester Development com- Epstein; "An Antique Man,’ ’ regular activities, the club will publicans will carry the state in November for presi- tor" *he*'charrad'*'^ Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma O’Hara, Brockton, Mass.; Taml made to a graduating member brother, Gary E. Kirkham, wfm Fill sororiity iwlll meet tomor- Corcoran, RFD4, Coventry; Also, Martin Chmlelecki, dent, for U.S. senator and for at least two congression- He added, ’ “ Where, the-young * of Manchester High School, ia steibioned with the U.S. Army row ait 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Rand, East Hart- Storrs; Mrs. Margaret Reilly, Many British Pubs al seats,’’ (JOP State Chairman Howard Hausman pre people, some years ago, turned East Catholic High School or alt Ft. Campbell, Ken.; and a dicted Saturday night. ------Miss Carol Verbarg, 26 Vlr- ford; Pauline Burk, 26 Goslee West Hartford; Mrs. Ann Con Howell Cheney Technical School LONDON —An old British rage could be used, with a the 1967-68 Charter Beviaion strument,” O’Hara; "The Presl- to the Peace Corps 'with hope paternal grandmother in Ooto- Southbrldge, Mass.; a brother, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the costly repairs. Hausman, speaking to 176 of Putnam, in the 2nd District, glnla Rd. Mias Lynn Richmond Dr.; William Sullivan, 40 Kee- nolly, 247 Charter Oak St.; John who Is a resident of Manches- tradition is dying out, tor Manchester Evening Herald and dedication, today they are rado S p rii^ , Oolo. Alfred (Jarlson of Worcester; 10 Holmes Funeral Home,_ 400 Under capital outlay ex- shelf, for storing school sup- Commlsslan. dent’s Plane Is Missing," Ser- ils in charge of the program. ney St. Jackson, Rt. 44A, Coventry; ter. It will be presented "to a many pubs have stopped sell- Coventry correspondent, F. Manchester Republicans at and Robert Gialmo of North turning to LSD and to the burn The funeral will be in Mil- grandchildren and several Main St The Rev ’ Walter pendibures, he said that the iftre plies. They could then be pur- Tlaylar is a corporator of the ling; ‘"The Cat," Simenon; their annual Lincoln Day Din- Haven, In the 3rd District, are ——• Also, Mrs. Elizabeth Ratcliffe, Mrs. Jean Browne, 365 Center contributing member of his ing cider —or "scrumpy," as Pauline Uttle, teL 742-6281. ing of draft cards." waukee at a time to be an- nieces and nejdiews. Loomis of Community Baptist alarm and intercom systems at chased in the summer, when Savings Bank o f Manchester "Confessions of Nat Turner," ner-Dance, said that state party expected to be targets for Re The executive board of the 33 Bilyue Rd.; Irving Fivozln- St.; Mrs. Janice Chambers and school and community for dem it is better known, “ There Is no mysterious wand First Cangregational nounoed. A memorial service Funeral services will be Churchwill officiate. Burial will the elementary school needed prl^ s are lower. Dr. Castagna M d is a m em ^r of the leaders are united for a vie- publican turnover in November. District, sky, East Hartford; Mrs. Janlna daughter, East Hartford; Mrs. onstrated service and acti-vlty.” Scrumpy costs only 10 cents wlH be held at Ooinmunity Bap- tomorrow at 10 a.m..at the Pot- be in East Cemetery. replacement, noting that these said. tific Research Society of Amer- tory drive. Hausman made one additional ®®^ wayed^ nor lamp RepubUfean Women’s Associa- Bramanls, 3 Devon Dr.; Mrs. Paulette Papa and daughter, 5 Said the foundation directors, a pint, and four pints wlU put Hat Church, Manchester after ter Ehneral Home, 466 Jackson Friends may call at the fu- and some other Items were also Another Item of maintenance tea and the Ameri'can Physical About Town Manchester Area Ho said "I ’m tor Mav -Âl- prediction Saturday night. "I do that can be rubbed, to reveal tlon will meet tomorrow at Helen Gometz, P.O. Box 36, Oak St., RockviUe; Mrs. Bar "The primary intention of those many a customer "under the Me saw, 1 m lor May _ _Ai g „ew leader for our nation, but bara Higley and daughter, 24 the funeral. St., Wllllmantic. Biurial will be neral home tomorrow from 7 listed on the spedfloaitiCins for is the resurfacing and sealing Society., son’s tor Mav — overvbodv’s believe,” he said, "that we will ^ 10:30 a.m. at the Shoreham Buckland; Frederick Gauthier, founding this award is to rec- table.’’ Landlords say there’s renovation o f the school into a of the high school driveway. And He is a member of the Man- . ^ in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Willi- to 9 p.m. tor Ma^ ®verybodys ^ „„e thing is clear -th a t lead- Motor Hotel, Hartford. The as- south Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Flor- Erie St.; Mrs. Barbara Giggle ognlze qualities and capacities, no profit in handling quantities middle school Ur. Castagna wlU look into the cheater RepubUoan ’Town Com- Frank J. Mansfield Detach- Joseph Adlnolfl Sr. mantle. Three Cars T, . ... 1.1. Assomblv In the November elec- ®r "inst come from the Republl- soclaUon will have an open ence Trlnder, Birch Mt. Rd.. and son, 187 Princeton St. proven or potential, which pro- of such a cheap drink. Under transportation costa, improvement of drainage on the mittee and his wife, Saunda, is ment. Marine Corps League will Edwin H. May of Wethers- t^*® Nov®mher elec cdncluded. Joseph Adinolfi Sr., 81, of Friends may call at the funer Mra. Carrie L. Drowns meeting at 11:30 and 'Thomas Bolton; Dennis Johnson, lA Mt. the superintendent said that he baseball field with the select- its vice chairman. The couple .meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at field, former ^ngreraman and tio^. y^g Saturday night’s speechmak- MesklU, congressman from the Vernon Dr., Rockville; Chris- Hartford, father of Mrs. Kath al home tonigdit from 7 to 9. VERNON — Mrs. Carrie L. the Marine Home. In Collision tormer GOP state chairman, is “ ay* ^"® oeuverea me mam ' ° tvi» oVinrt talk erine Brooks of Manchester, would be asking for a late busmen. has two children. “ the leading can^date for the address, declined to reveal his mg was limited to me short talk Sixth District, will speak at a tine Clarke, 51 Plymouth Lane; F Drowns, 76, of Eliot, Maine, me i® ^ n g canoi^te lor me savin* that ho will an- hy Hausman and the longer one luncheon after the meeting. Linda Anderson, ’Thompson- died yesterday at his home. Miss Mary McCarthy The Hockanum Dog a u b will ^ toree-car chain Mcident oc- formeriy of Vernon, died Tues T • ’ T* X -live nocKaiuiin Republican nomination tor ^ S e T r o w r »»y May. It was punctuated by ------ville; Louis Lombardi, 46 Brian 'BurvlVora tnolude 3 sons, 3 ■SOUTH WINDSOR — Miss Dennis Soucy, John Valuckas, ,eet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Yfsterday moring in Bol- day, Feb. 6, in Dover, N. H. 1 il6 LdiSitt StUC meet Wednesday senator, to oppose incumbent P g resolve for unity among local Ronald Schmalz, director of r j ., Wapplng; "Frank C. Blok- other daughters, 18 grandchil Mary A. McCarthy, 81, o f 1118 Jack Lauriat and Andrew Al- iMra Drowns was bom Mlarch Slick Roads t iir Wap^lng C^mmimltV a n "a r i« t^ Democrat Abraham Rlbicoff, In “*n®- Republicans personnel at Miancheeter Memo- jng, 122 Oakland St. dren and 10 great-grandchildren. Sullivan Ave., home o f her god- 10, 1891 in Herman, Maine, and leêtH (Oontlnned from Page One) ter. Sidney Organ of Andover the November elections. However, he sounded every bit J: ^ i MERCURY’S Funeral services will be ohild, Mra. George Donahue, Honorary bearers, all officers rial Hospiitial, will speak tomor- Also, Mrs. *^net Kelsey and Bved In Vemou for about 19 Said Cause , , ^ .will teach the techniques of , ^ He is expected to announce the candidate. He, like Haus- Town Director John Garslde, row at 8:15 p.m. at a meeting daughter, 24 Moore St.; Mrs. Wednesday at 8:16 a. m. died Saturday afternoon at yeans before moving to Maine and committee members ot Sunday did too thorough a Job of breed handling in the show ring. êtoalf his candidacy about March 1. man, stressedsaed unity as being,u e u ik g."'^® .; ^ j " , ’“s general j chairman tor from the Glullano-Sagarlno Fu Mancheater Memorial Hospital Kappa Psl pharmaceutical fra surprising him Rd., Tolland, was westbound on of the Man <^®*^ yesterday at St. MacAlpine was organist. Burial necticut Licensed Practical tlrst glanced off a large snow Tanner St. Maguire was turn her home early Saturday morn at the moment. He and May are president whoever is nominal- _ .j ^ ball.” ford Springs; George Davis, 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospl- quiem ait St. Philip’s Church in P r e c is Hospital. East Cemetery, Man- Nurses Association, Inc., will bank before striking the pole. ing into a private driveway on ing and robbed. She told police tor Alsop for national commit- ed in our national convention In *® "Wnn Bonner Rd.; Mrs. Susan Martin- tal. Warren viUe at 11 a.m. Burial _ Survlyora Include a son, John Chester. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at W. Center St. when the collision the incident took place at 12:46 teeman and Alsop and former Miami in August," and he urg- Manchester. His topic is Men- Manchester Assembly, Order dale, South St., Coventry: Ken- Mrs. Butkus was born Oct. 26, -wlU be in St. Philip’s Ceme- J- Yaskulka of RockvlUe; two Bearens were John Flemmor, ^he youth received a warning rooms 662 and 663 other daughters. Miss Angelina Robert Harris. Jon Treat, Car- ‘ a*" driving after drinking. occurred, police said. a.m. and that the robber was a rtoto ciialrman A, Searle Plnney ed ail Republicans to do the *“1 ^®althi H^plness ai^ Holl- Rainbow for Girls, will have neth Wheaton, Stafford Springs 1911 in Poquonnock, daughter of tery. Hospital. A program ■will be pre ness for the Family Under the Also Saturday, an unidenti Negro. Police declined to identi a business meeting tonight i^t Mrs. Mazle Donlln, 444 Burn- Frank and Joanna Sadlauskas There are no calling hours. M. Yaskulka and Mrs. Robert ter Harris, Richard Treat and Passengers in the car were sented on “ Narcotics and Their have declared publicly for May. same fied vehicle struck a parked Hausman did not explain “ We’re talking about sa'vdng a Pressure of the 20th Century." 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Of- ham St.; Lynne Beam, East Butkw, and Uved in Manches- Friends wishing to do so may F. Kirkchof, both of Broad Robert Treat. Lawrence Fortin, 19, of 161 Uses.” fy itlie woman or give further car belonging to William Au- Individual guild committees fleers are reminded to wear Hartford; Emmanuel Motola, 80 prices ter before moving to Broad contribute to St. Philip’s Me- Brook; and five grandchUdren. !_____ Eldrldge St., and Edward Kel- information. Saturday night which two of nation and aa'vlng a cl'vlllzatlon, j. ,t.i. u deii, 23, of 42 Delmont St., street-length white dresses. Pro Santina Dr.; Henry 'V’lau, 26 Brook 10 years ago. morial Fund. runeraiFuneral services wmwlU beoe iromfrom Mrs.Mr«. SamuelSnmimi Brown ®®y> 18, of 91 Birch St. , ^ Memorial Temple, Pythian Other police activity in the Connecticut’s six congressional and only the Republicans can *” ®®‘ ' ■*"’ ®®‘®*'® start at on area: seats he is claiming tor Novem- do it,” he insisted. program. grams tor the coming term will Ahem Dr., Wapplng. Survlvora in c it e two sons, ------Funeral Home Funeral services for Mrs. Saucier, 34, of 62 WeUi- while he visited a friend Sisters, will meet tomorrow at c ELUNOTON ber victory. And he warned, "If we don’t The speaker came to the Child be distributed. Also, Mrs. Margery Saul, 16D Peter Schannel and John Schan- Arthur J. Roberts Wednesday at 8:16 a.m., with a Samuel Brown of 11 N. Fairfield ®"^®^^ charged ^ th drlv- pine St., he told police. 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. A An Ellington teen-age girl re ■Only one of the six poete is do the job right this time, we Guidance Clinic in 1960. Before Forest St.;, Mrs. Mary Carter, nel, both of Hartford, and a COVENTRY—Arthur J. Rob- Maas of requiem at St. Cath- st. were held ■this afternoon at while under the Influence of James J. Selbie, 31, of Bol- cup auction will be„„ wconducted. — brother, Stanley Butkus of etts, 60, of WMllmantlc, brother erlne’s Church at 9 a.m. Burial st. Mary’s Episcopal Church, alcohol, arid operating a motor ton lost control of his sedan on Refreshments will be served, ceived minor facial injurlea at held currently by a Republican, may not have another chance." then he served with Children’s Immaculate Conception Moth Box Mt. Dr., 'Vemon; Courtney klanchester. o f Mrs. Huey AsBelin of Coven- " ’SI be In Mt. St. Benedict Cem- Tbe Rev. Stephen Price official- "abide while his license was Hilliard St., near Griffin Rd., noon Saturday when the' small He is Thomas J. MesklU of New He said that the main con- Services of Connecticut. He ers Circle will meet Wednesday Tucker, Hebron RdT, Bolton; foreign car she waa driving at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Florence D’Addarlo, 313, Funeral services will be held try, died Saturday lat his home, etery, Bloomfield. ed. Steven Lowry was organist, nnder suspension, after a t ^ d - Saturday, striking a bicycle ly- Members of the Mental Aid Britain, in the 6th Congressional cern of Republicans is “ the received a master’s degree In skidded on snow on Rt. 83 and District. breakdown of the American social work from the University Raymond Hagêdom, 110 Glen- Hilliard St.; Prances Rose, tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the W.P. iSimvivors include his wife. Friends may call at the fu- Burial was in East Cemetery. ®" ^® ®^<^®"'alk. The bike Fellowship Soclar Center will be rammed head-on into a tree, Democrats WUllam St. Onge spirit,” adding, "We need the of North Carolina. wood Rd. Mrs. John Cormer will Stafford Springs; Mrs. Steffie Quisb Funeral Home, 226 Main two daughters, two sons, three neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Bearers were Raymond Brown by Marjorie T. Lotas of Talcott- belonged to Roger Green, 866 guests of the New Britain chap state police in Stafford Springs be co-hostess. Sypher, Wllllmantic; Vlnal Car- St Burial ’Will be In St Bridget other sisters, four brothers, nine and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and jr., Stephen Cavagnaro, Paul *® at 2:19 p.m. Saturday. Hilliard St. ter Wednesday for a Valentine said today. ------low, 717 Tolland Tpke.; Ruth Cemetery. grandchUdren, and s e v e r a 1 7 to 9 p.m. Those ^shlng to do Cavagnaro, Morris waddell, , P®“ ®® At 11:22 a.m. Saturday, Janet Dance. They ■will meet at 7:30 Mias Gloria M. Nieman of 248 The executive board of the Rose, 32 Hillside Dr., South 2444 There will be no calling hours, nieces and nephews. ®o • ™ay contribute memorial John McDoweU and Thomas *“8 “ “ the wrong side of the Metheny of 281 Center St., lost p.m. at the center for trans Jobs HiU Rd. was 'taken to Manchester Republican Worn- Windsor; Debbie Daigle, Rt. 6, MONTEGO EQUIPMENT INCLUDED AT THIS PRICE: iI<\i2ioralI Bcirvio©s will b6 to- gifts to St. Ca.therine's Church Brown. road, headed north on Parker 'car at Parker portation to New Britain. ’Those Radio, heater, whitewalls, 3-speed fully synchronized manual transmission, 200 cu. in. morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the Building Fund. St., when the coUlsion oc- Woodbrldge Sts., striking Rook-viUe General Hospital en’s Association will meet Bolton; Mrs. Carmella Gionfrid- Brewster Hooker Smith The Holmes Funeral Home, ^ ^ , desiring furttier information Thursday at 11 a.m. at the home do, 62 Ru’ssell St.; Mrs. Loret- 6-cyl. engine, curved glass side windows, simulated walnut instmment panel, color Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Pro®- 400 Main St. was in charge of Injuring A&s, Lbtî both a stop sign and a church may contact the Capitol Region where she was treated and dis- keyed carpeting, pleated both or all-vinyl Interior, curb moulding, ventless side win-. her nine-âr-old daughter Su- information sign, of Mrs. Harlan Taylor, 39 Har- ta Thibodeau, 113 Overlook Rd., a P®®t st., Willlmantlc, with a arrangements. Mental Health Association, 217 ®"a*Yea Ian St. Wapplng. dows, windshield washbrs, padded dash & visors, seat belts, backup lamps, imd a Smith 86. o t ^ lt o n Lake, died ^ of roqulem at St, Mary’s Funerals san, and Harriet Rosl of MU- Farmington Ave., Hartford. The COVENTBY for host of other Merucry custom accessories. yerterday at his home. caiiurch, WlUhnanUc, at 9 a.m. ford. fellowship is limited to those Coventry Police made a dozen Mr. Smith was bom Dec. 14, Bujpjgi be in St. Joseph’s Hans Engel Two Brothers Charged The occupants of both cars Thomas Lavery Dies who have undergone psychiatric arrests for motor vehicle viola 1932 in Hartford, and Uved most oemetery, Wllllmantic. Fmieral services for Hans N. were taken to Manchester - Me care. The center is open each tions over the weekend. , 0 ^ ★ in Stock for Immediate Delivery, plus LOW BANK RATE of his life in West Hartford be- Friends______— may ., — oaU at the fu- Engel of East Hartford, for- BRIDGEPORT (AP)— , — Two----- morial Hospital for emergency MILFORD (AP)—-Thomas C. Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Yesterday, Brian C. Eicke, 24, fore moving to Bolton about a neral home tonight from 7 to 9. merly of Manohester, were held teen-aged brothers In a report- treatment and released. Lavery, 37, Milford’s director of and Thursdays from 6:30 to 10 of Storrs was charged with FINANGIN6! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! “ I -" " * -. at St. ®^*y stolen car were arrested Ronald B. Emmett, 39, of 136 public works, died Sunday night p.m. improper passing; Donald L. Valentine’s Day ___ Therrlen, 36, of Cedar Swamp ry C. Whitman was one of the m,.,, F,ed C a^y Mary’s Episcopal Church. ’The Sunday following a chase that Bissell St. was arrested at 7:36 In Milford Hospital, ROBERT Jl 5WITK INC. first West Hartford settlers, and Mrs. BYed Casey of Mohawk, êv. James Bottoms officiated, bi a crash, injuries to a a.m. Saturday and charged with Lavery entered the hospital The Rev. Richard Dupee of ^ ’ Coventry with failure to COMPLETE "Safe Buy Used Cars" Mr. Smith was a direct descend- jj- y __ mother of Miss Marion gteven C. Lowry was organist.' Pobceman, and damage to six evading responsibility and op- Jan. 29 for a series of diagnostic South Methodist Church will ^ ® „ Fresh cBSortment of. INSURANSMITHS 1966 LINCOLN Convertible, Yellow ent of ’Thomas Hooker, the Ca»ey, former Ekiglish teacher Burial was in the Veterans Sec- "®btoles. eraUng a motor vehicle with- tests, and underwent surgery conduct an adult study class to- “ ®™“ ^ since 1914 1967 BUICK Wild Cat, 4-Door founder of Hartford. He was a ait Manchester High School, died cemetery Military Patrolman Donald Murray, 44. a license. last Monday for removal of a with black top, radio, heater, full Hardtop, beige, black oxford roof, morrow at 7:80 p.m. the INSURANCE power, .excellent .condition, .one ail vinylc Interior, full power, plus 2 graduate of West Hartford Saiturdny. honors were accorded at whose patrol car was damaged, Emmett skidded Into a parked kidney. church. He will also conduct a j dork, milk or vdiiie power, excellent condition one Factory Installed Air OondlU^ng. schools and the Ward School prlvete funeral services were bv members ot the suffered neck and back Injuries, vehicle owned by John M. Ca- Lavery was named last June similar class Wednesday at 10 f*"’ ®®’ conditioning! ...... $3996 of EUectronlcs, Hartford. He held this afternoon at the home .1.1 ------o4 *.he home Legion Arrested were albert Dennis, pello of Rockville while making 1 to the public works post by a.m. at Susanah Wesley Hall. ‘ ®'’’ t® 19-- Albert was______booked...... on an as-...... scene of the. .. accident,...... but was.... The Ladles Bible Class of the 7 ’ ®‘ *0 ^ ^ la n d M ., REGULAR and HEART BOXES ing Factory Warranty! ... ..'<>2605 1065 CHRYSLER Newport 4-Door Telephone and Telegraph Co., Valley. N.Y., brother of Walter ®®'^® 5®®.^®” ’ ** ®Y sortment of charges ranging found through a witness’s de- HARTFORD FIREMAN HURT Church of Christ will meet to- 1066 COMET-Callcnte Convertible. Sedan. Block, radio, heater, power and in 1969 joined (JombusUon Slnon of 260 HdUlster St. and „®"8^®“’ , ®""®^ Yeomans and reckless driving to taking scrlptlon of the car and license HAR’TFORD (AP)—A celling marrow at 10 a. m. at the ^ b e r t W a sh ^ ^ n SO of Mark REAL Blue, white top, radio, heater, $’-8, steering, power brakes, whitewall Engineering of Windsor. John Slnon of Brookfield IJd., wierzbicw. without the owner’s per- plate. collapsed while firemen fought church. The final lesson In a ' f “ ^® ‘ ° In 69c to $29.98 Free Gift Wrapping power steering, power brakes, one tires ...... 81796 a blaze In a South End rooming series on the Holy Spirit will ‘ he proper l^ e and d rivi^ U>o ESTATE , owner. Factory Installed Air Con Survivors include his father, Bolton, died Friday at his honie. YYY , 'il®®® â"®*'al Home, miggion. Anthony was charged Edward R. Walt, 33, of 36 Mc- ’S ditioning ...... $1096 1964 PLYMOUTH Fury 4-Door Glenn H. Smith of West Hart- Survivors also include his *0® Main St., was in chargq of Q^jy taking an auto with- Cabe St. lost con'trol of his ve- house Sunday night, and one of be studied. i f Sedan. 'V-8i beige, radio, automat ___ . M. DeMarco, 22, of West. Hart- ’67 COMET Demonstrators. 2-Poor ford, a son, Fletcher Hooker wife, Uyo daughters, a son, four arrangements. out the owner’s permission. hide at 10:21 a.m. Saturday the firemen was hurt. -Sedans, autoniatic, 6-cyl., low ic, power stering. Look at Mori- arty Bros.’ Price! ...... $1295 Smith, and a daughter, Miss sisters, another brother, and a The chase, police said, and It crashed through a hedge The fireman, Carl Raffala, 59, The evangeUsm committee of improper posin g and niiloagc, nicely equipped. All carry Walter R. WlUlams of Wethersfield, was hospital Heather Whitman Smith, both grandchild, reached speeds up to 70 miles and struck a school crossing Emanuel Lutheran Church will ‘ ® carry re^steation. remainder ol factory warranty. 1063 MERCURY Colony Park Sta of TarlffvUle; a brother, Whit- The funeral took place this Largely attended fimeral serv ized. He was on the second floor All are scheduled to appear an hour through the city’s East sign on Hilliard St., near Grif meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at REDUCED PRICES! tion Wagon. Presidential black, ra ices for Walter R. Williams of of the three-story frame struc In Circuit Court 12 in Manches ^MERCURY 1066 WILLYS JEEP Model CJ5, 4- man H. Smith of Canton; a sis- morning from the Allen Funeral End. The car carrying the fin Rd. the church. dio, heater, Merc-0-Matlc, power ter, Mra. Richard W. Knapp' of Home, Pleasant Valley, with a 388 E. Center St. were held this youths struck four parked autos. ture when parts of the celling ter Mairch 4. wheel drive, heater, metal cab. steering, power brakes, white At 10:33 a.m., Ulyesses Bloomfield; and his maternal Mass of requiem at St. Stanis- morning at the Watkins-West fell on him. He was knocked Friday, Margaret R, Burns of LINCOLN Red & w;hlte, complete with plow! walls...... $1296 Gould, 42, of 95 Walnut St., grondmother, Mrs. Lila A. Whit- laus Church. Burial was in Funeral Home, 142 E. Center CHARGED IN HOLDUP unconscious and was later listed 1 5 % Spent on Ads Silver St. was charged with skidded Into the rear of a car man of West Hartford. Pleasant VaUey. St. The Rev. Joseph Vujs of NEW HAVEN (AP) — Jasper as In satisfactory condition at violating a stop sign; Lalla P. driven by Constance Knowles ROBERT J. SMITH, no Funeral servlcee will be held ------^ St. James’ Church officiated. Parker, 26, of New Haven,' was Hartford Hospital. NEW YORR — Breakfast- Machle of Main St. \rith speed- tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Newkirk Antonio Nericclo Burial was in St. James Cem- held In lieu of $26,000 bond to- of Hartford. Much of the third floor of the cereal companleis spend about Ing; Paul R. Milhomme, 21, of INSURANSMITIIS SINCE 1914 and Whitney Funeral Home, 776 WAPPING — Antonio Neric- ®t®*y' day In connection with a holdup The accident took place on W. building at 630 Wethersfield 15 per cen't o f sales on advCT- Wauregan with speeding, and MORIARTY BROTHERS Farmington Ave., West Hart- clo, 86, of 92 Marks Dr., form Bearers, all students of the and shooting at a finance compa- Middle Tpke., near Rt. 16, Ave. was destroyed by the ittsing. But cookie and cracker Orlando B. Tomlinson, 17, of Munson's Candy Kitchen “ Coimectirut’s Oldest Lincoln-Mercury and Cougar Dealer” School' of Pharmacy of the Und- ny office here. where the Kn'Owles woman was flames, wh(ch also broke manufacturers spend only 1.7 iBolton, failure to drive In the ford. The Rev. Nathanlal P. erly of Hartford, father of Mrs. 649-5241 315 Center Street MANCHESTER 643-5135 Lauriat of Hartford will officiate. Joseph Plossay with whom he verslty of Connecticut, where Parker was arrested Sunday attempting a left turn. through the roof. Two women per cent, relying primarily on established lane. ^ ROUTE 6. BO LTO N Op«n Dally & Sunday till 8 P.M. 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Saturday, Roland J. Percy, residents on the second floor their salesmen ito sell 'tlie gro- Court appearance for those OPEN EVENINGS — Thursday Evenbigs tIU 6:00 Burial will be in Fairview lived, died Friday at St. Francis Williams was an associate night and charged with robbery (Ground Floor Next to Houm & Hole) Cemetery, Westppartford. Hospital. professor o f chemistry, were with violence and assault with 19, of Vernon drove his car Into were helped to safety by fire- cer or supermarket chain buy- arrested. Friday Is set for Feb There wWl be no celling hours. He was born In Ringolese di William Sousse, Bruce Daniels, intent to murder, the rear of a sedan operated by men. er. 26.

V PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN ______- ______l------______— ------meaningful talk always de low view voiced by young peo HUicl Hawkins, teacher of the Serious Talk with Teen-ager velops then. ple In order to make them ac Panelists Listed perceptually handicapped clasa •ITT3I South Korea, Viet The teen-ager is most Interest cept ycu merely convinces them at Bentley, and Miss Jean ed In discussing his problems you are superficial and afraid At Bentley PTA Freeman, a third grade teach Takes a Careful Approach when he first gets home from of arguing with them," he em er. Mrs. Zeta Ford, reading spe For Your school when they loom largest, phasizes. A group of panelists will dis cialist, will serve as moderator. Are Seen Producing cuss "The Perceptually Handi Paronts unable to carry on man-to-man oonveraatlons be Jacobs observes. Therefore non- "Tene-agers, once ycu i>ene- A question period and re- serloua conversatlona with teen fore hie mother and aiaters. working mothers should ar traite their reserve, usually are capped Child” at a meeting of freshniemts will foftlow the pre "After children are in their range to be homo at that time intensely interested in God, the the Bentley School PTA itomor- sentation. i i M r Diplomat’s Nightmare Valenfinf age children think the FOB A LIFETIME! teena, you no longer auto tf possible. The youngster is dis precepts of rellg;ion, punishment row at 8 p.m. at the school. ' You'll never have lo buy film acoln . . . youngztera don’t want to talk The program, to which the because each Umc LtaxeUs devekypa and SBOtnj (AP)—What la going ot comedy in the context of the matically can obtain their at appointed if no one is there to and transgression and moral prtnle your roll ot BUCdi A White or i with them. The truth le the teen- tention and talk 'with them lend an ear. values,’’ he writes. "Their ques public is invited, was originally Pirate Loot Squandered? Koda-color fUm we giro you ABSO- A on In South Korea, agalnat the poeelbllltlos. scheduled last month but was I.UTEL.Y FUEE, a fresh roll ot fUm J agera really long for such con- whenever you feel like it,” cau- Although the parent should tions, even if beligerent or tor your camera. We replace the film M background of what 1. going on „ IfcidenU «rf the vereatlons with their peronts, tlons Mr. Jacobs. "In a sense, be available, sympathetic, and doubting, may hide .uncertain postponed because of snow. LONDON—Some ‘‘■^thoritles you have developed. It's oU fresh' „ j J attempt eind the ehip set- A heart box of chocolates from lb. to 5 lbs. dated and top quality and Ko in Vietnam, has produced a sort prompted demands 1 4 but keep things on a superficial parents become strangers to Interested, he should never be ty and hope. The wise adult will Panelists will include Dr. on pirate lore say ir'was very dak. t.'K). Quick processlnz of diplohmt’s nightmare for the upon the United States to beef level for many reasons. almost all adolescents. And no eager to agree to everything a try to answer such questions Ha-rvey Gdaas, practicing child unlikely that much pirate loot 34 hour service tor (79c to $20.00) Valentine Red or your lady’s fa This opinion is expressed by stranger is always welcome in teen-ager says in order to be a sincerely, in accordance ■with ■was burled. They content most black and white (Just Americans) up South Korea’s defenses, par psyciiologriat and president of a Ilttie btt loncer tor ticularly air and navy, and have Stanley Jacobs in an article in conversations unless he earns good guy, Jacobs warns. Ws own convlotions." tha Child Division of the Con of it was sold—at a fraction of color). American policy, harassed at vorite pastel shade of pink, blue or yellow. the February issue of the Chris- friendship and respect and is produced eye-for-an-eye de "If he says something outrag If you feel ill-equipped to an necticut P’sychologlcal Associa Its value— to middlemen of home by angry doves, finds it tian Herald, in which he tells willing to listen as well as mands to hit the North Koreans eous or wrong, to which you swer such queries or to coun tion; and Dr. Abraham Sha Madagascar, Port Royal, New self in this country distressed by vdiy this conversation gap exists speak.” react strongly, speak up! back for each thruA they make Special assortments made fresh in our own sel a young person, then you piro, an optometrist V/ho has port, New Providence or Corn belligerent cries of South Ko between the generations and You must be patient while try- Youngsters joke about 'squares' .should frankly admit your In done post-graduate trolnlng In wall. Pirates, Urey saqr, soon AT THF PARKADE I rean hawks. against the South. s. kitchens from old New England recipes. how it can be bridged. Ing to snare a teen-ager’s at- As of now, the U nlt^ States but they respect conviction and adequacy and refer him a-ok and the desire to assuage port of Congress. din- parents lose patience, lay down ORANGE JUICE CHOPPED ner, have expressed enthusiasms the topic of discussion at the South Korean feelings, find m window, vallued at more than SPECIALS the law and bark out, “ You’d 15.4 The main demand, according response received. themselves in a mess which first meeting of "Great De 3 1 7 0 ^vaa discovered shattered better do what I say," or "I First NNational ations! BftOf0®®* to WlUlam------Marceau, president town oMlcials plan seems to be g^rowing even stick 200 Gal. Min. C.O.D. cisions 1968.’’ at the Highland Park market, know b est" cutting off commu- 24-Hour Burner Service! m of Local 1692 of the United Fed- 6 OZ M USDA CHOICE BEEF ning to attend ore Town Man- John Cook will lead the first 317 Highaand St. at 8:30 a.m. ler. ■nlcation. erati(Mi of Postal Clerks AFL- Bafflement is the key word in DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS R. B. REGIUS CANS ▼ ■ ager Terry V.Sprenkel, Mayor discussion. Special booklets yesterday. Fathers refuse to take time a t i t s b e s t dO , is "recognition by law of this crlsis-wlthin-a-cilsls. So Howard E. Fitts and Dr. Robert have been prepared containing u EVERY WEDNESDAY to talk with their soUcy pro- were used to do the damage. boy does not want to go into ernment can break a contract words of one nonofficial Ameri missljon. Ail have indicated that grams to be discussed during Both stores were apparently not with the union without any can, "They’re acting like they Delicious Napier Brand a Spike Heels) JUMBO SIZE— HAWAIIAN Soft-Wove Bathroom Tissue c pki> 3d Yuban Instant Coffee Jtr Heinz Barbecue Sauce ■nion aits 39*= entists will study (vay to ftiake any telephone number in town. And 1-411 will bees better pollinators and 4B^V2B-5B SPAULDING GOLF SHOES $4.90 Advertisement , get you any number in Connecticut. pdants more attractive to bees. each TOP QUALITY, BIG DOLLAR SALE SAVINGS, PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS -THAT’S TOTAL VALUE! Also to be probed are bees’ be The Herald is looking for a MON. . TUES. . UNTIL 6:00 vPINEAPPLES 49 411, and 1-411. The new information numbers. havlor, nutrition and food-using correspondent for South Wind- OPEN UNTIL 9:00 Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exempt from stamp offe^ We reserve the righWo limit quantities processes, bee diseases and ef- sor. For information please call WED. THURS. Prices effective First National Super Markets fects of pesticides. Tony Chemasi at 643-2711.

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P A W H t X I E E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 Hebron Douglas Library In Hebron Cen Glaucoma Tests ly so that their eyesight can be Medical Society administer the ter. saved. painless, 10-minute tests at the For Velentiiw's his remarks had such common STAR, Tlie Board of Admissions of Set Tomorrow Glaucoma is a disease causing free screenings, sense to them.” Bleotors will meet tomorrow pressure on the eyebaU and re- Other groups cooperating in ------Doy —— Senator Byrd of Virginia Byrd, whose family has roots TALL CEDARS OF LEB^MOU By CLAY R. POLLAN------Fellotcship n4ght from 6 to 8 in the Town suiting in loss of sight, which the Manchester testing include deep In Virginia history, said he MAR. 32 Your Dally AcfiWty Gyidt JM SEPT. 23 Offlee Building to make new vot A free vision screening to de- ocQUfg most frequently after the Board of Education, Man- ÂPR. 20 ------It'D ------Praises Ahraham Lincoln finds no embarrassment In be Aedprding to fha Sfori. OCT. 23 < W ill Show ers. tect glaucoma, an eye disease, age 35 and which cam come on Chester Public Health Nuts-' ing an admirer of the Civil War V2-16-4()4a To develop message for Tuesday, 21-294248^ wUl be held at the BucMey so gradually the victim may be ing Association, Junior Women's Borrieini Candy WASHINGTON (AP) — At like tpls In a stationery store, I president. read words corresporairig to numbers- 41-4441 WL Maadieeter Evening Her School on 'Vernon St. tomorrow unaware of any vision defect. Club, and Manchester Memor- buy It." least one Southern Democrat In Richmond was the capital of j f TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. ^Pardble^ ald Hebron correspondent, (rom 7;30 to 9;30 p.m. Experts say the disease af- lal Hospital Women’s AuxUlary. One of Byrd’s hobbles Is histo ^ APR. 21 OCT. 74 ttS- ^ A ' the Senate will Join Republicans the Confederacy, much of the 1 Ptrfaet 31 Delight 61 Hear Mrs. Marjorie Porter, tel. The testing, spearheaded by fecta approximately two per ------ry, and much of his reading has M AY 21 2 For 32 H o lf NOV. 23 the Manchester Lions Club and cent of all adults over 40 years The Burma Road, which LIM ETT DRUfi today In honoring the birthday state was ravaged by the war 62 Beauty T9ie GHead 'Women’a FeUow- been concerned with Lincoln and the final surrender of South- 4- 7-2044 3 Doctor 33 And 63 M oy the Connecticut Society for the of age and that periodic eye twists 690 miles from Lashio, BINGO 4 B « 34 Lucky 64 Your sM{> wiU hold iis meeting '4546-74 ^ at Hm Paricod* anniversary of Abraham Lin and bis Ume, the senator said. ei^ forces was at Appomattox 5 Socnooiw 35 ^ k e 65 Hurt I&71-82-8SV3 FaU foliqge is a major attrac- Prevention of Blindness, is free testing Is the easiest and best Burma to Humming, China, coln, OOP patron saint and Civil "What was perhaps our most Court House, Va. 6 Admirts 36 Lo ve 66 Feelings uanTARHft Wednesday at 8 pzn. A Atm, tion in eastern hardw ^ forests to any adult 36 years ot age or way to detect glaucoma before took roughly 200,000 workers ORANQE HALL EVERY TUESDAY 7 Smart 37 T V 67 Treatments War president. tragic era—tragic because of But, Byrd noted, Lincoln also NOV. 23 A g ‘-The IPeCrahile”, w h ich w a s from Nova Scotia to Tennessee, older. damage occurs. sixteen months to complete. PJJUN£22 8 MinUttr 38 Of 68 Trips ■M Amid preparaUons for “Lin this war which was a fight with had roots In Virginia. His father 9 A n d 39 Mental 69 Unfold d ec '. 22 Shown at the New York’s World Visitors by the thousands come The purpose of the screening OphthalmologUts from the Work was begun In August, in the family, so to speak—pro lO O r 40 Your 70 Ought A coln Day" observances around was from the Shenandoah Val ‘ 3- ii0 2 3 to see fall color. Is to spot glaucoma victims ear- Eye Section of the Connecticut 1937. duced two of the greatest lead /28-504345 11 Artiitic 41 W hot 71 And Fair wiU highlight the eve Rf*ad Herald Ads the nation, traditional ley, not far from Byrd’s home. 12 Hlghîat 42 Life 72 Move TO-75-79-86^ occasion for speech-making ers we have had; Lincoln and CANCn l3 T « a n 43 There's 73 Streak CAPRICOnN n in g . Robert B. Lee." ^ JUNE 23 14 You'll 44 A 74 Covered DEC. 23 The "Paralble” is not enber- and campaign fund-raising ef 1 5 B * 45 Begins 75 To Byrd, a newspaper publisher ^ JULY 23 JAN. 20 f i a'. r forts by Republican pollUcans, 1 6 0 f 46 You 76 With tainment as assoUated wlth^ KJi 17 Prtporod 47 Programs 77 Appears t Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., D-Va., and former editor, said he ad -^-,34-J6-51-53 1- 2- CUtns on television end theatre, mires Lincoln not only as a .^73-77-78 18 Lovor't 48 Pecâ 78 Soon said of Lincoln; 19 Impress 49 Partings 79 Investigote 37-47^ but has been described as "an • "He was one of our great strong and compassionate lead lio 20 Keep 50 Should 80 Your AQUAMUS adventure m tmterpretoitixm.” er but also as a literary figure. I JULY 24 21 Believe 51 And 81 Charm JAN. 21 The flbn uses color, sound and presidents.” 82 Wonderful 22 Respects 52 To FEB.' 19 Byrd said Northerners "His ability to write with such Aud. 23 23 Endeavors 53 Morwy 83 Be aettons to convey ^ message. shouldn’t be surprised that a conciseness Impressed me ^13-18-3(>-33 24 Your 54 Notes 84 Confront 14-19-26^1^ TYm th em e at the tSm is, "The greatly," he said. "So many of ^49434447 25 Legol 55 Motter 85 Consulted l^76-8(LaivS Southerner such a.s himself 26 And 56 For 86 Now man 'who dared to be cUllferent.’’ thinks highly of Lincoln, bom VIROO 27 Every 57 New 87 You m cfs AJi interested men, women AUG. 24 28 Advisor 58 You 88 Chonges FEB. 20 W and young people of "PF" are 159 years ago. 29 Only 59 Arrange ' 89 Buy p MAR. 21 ^ He noted Lincoln’s declaration SZY. 22 30 Tiffs 60 Offers 90 Neceultles invited to aittend. The Hebron RANGE 5- 4- 9-22 35^-54-59^ of “malice toward none and (^)Good ) Adverse ^ N eu trai Women’s Fellowdilp has been charity toward all.’’ ^ 24-27-72 62-67-89-90^ ■Invited and refreehm ents wiU be "Had he lived,” said the sena . .Give a Lovely Aialea or Potted Mum. serv ed . tor In an Interview, "the plight FUEL OIL ' Rams Meeting ' 0 Jeffrey Wraifirht, new Vernon Eag-le Scout, with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank of the South would have been SEE US FOR FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! Clint, you’ve got a bigger sav- The aiuuial meeting of the W raijfht. (H erald photo by B u c e i v i d u s ) ______much less severe." GASOLINE Ragged Bum ings in those New York banks Hebron Rams Football Oor- Visitors to his Senate office than most people have ever heul poraiUon will be held bonight at find a portrait of Lincoln in a FLORIST and in a lifetime.” 8 In Phelps HaU, exljaoent to Vernon prominent position on Byrd’s BANTLY OIL GREEN Houses Turns Away "I know . . I know,” CUnt st. Peter’s ■ Episoopafl ChuK*. Echo I Satellite desk, emblazoned on the front of McCONVILLE’S mused, nervously moving back The attendance of all Inter his leather-covered appointment 302 WOODBRIDGE ST., MAN'CRESTER ★ PHONE 649-5947 $ 1 9 , 2 1 9 . 6 8 and forth in a chair, rapidly In ested in keeping the league in The best book. haling and blowing smoke into operation is requested, “I’m a great admirer of Lin the air. loved (Oontlnned from Page One) Orange to Meet Names^2nd Appears Near Death coln,” he said. "When I see one "God, I need a drink,” he Hebron Orange will meet tx>- bird in said. NOODLE, RICE OR STARS Avg. W gt. ther in April 1962, July 1963, or large rocks for "guests” to\ji) morrow night a t 8 In the Gilead IT I WASHINGTON (AP) —Echo on. He pulled a fifth of Tokay out Oangregationail Church Sunday 7 to 12 lbs. the U.S.A. JCtagte ijCO U t the U.S. satemte that long has May 1964. of a ragged overcoat given to Goddard officials used the Attorney John P. Brown in School looms. Cokimlbla Grange ' ranked.^ as the brightest and Mm by a stranger during Fri will vialt Hebron and bring the Jeffrey P. Wralgftt, son 6t sparkling sky-rider as a “ radio Burnt Hills, N.Y., saw the story day’s downpour. most e ^ ly observed spacecraft For your vtdendne , . . "Traveling Basket.” Mrs. Nor Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wralmt mirror” to bounce hundreds of roses are red, violeU are blue, In 'The Schenectady Gazette. "Here, Clint. Here’s the letter of Elm Hill Rd., Talcottvllle,^ orbiting tne earth, appears to be two-way voice conversations ton Werrier, lecturer, ■will pre Our Flouaere are beautiful, Westcott was quoted saying he from your attorney. Open it. sent a program entitled, "Coun came the second boy In Troop about t^dle. and for relay of other types of Read Ms suggestions on what and mini-priced, too! grew up in the small town. He try Flair and Auction program.” 223 to receive the highest awardj ’The / Gloddard Space Flight high-quality communications altcays keep a couple handy" favorite you should do,” Westcott was in scouting, the Eagle award, Center, Greenbelt, Md., con- across the United States, and had said; told. The idea behind the traveling at ceremonies held Sunday fjmjg reports by amateur sky- between this country and Eu ”I g i ^ up normal like. ”No. I don’t want to tMnk basket is to encourage granges TEA lAGS afternoon. rope. Sweetheart Graduated from high school in about It. I don’t want to touch to visit one another. Each watchers that the balloon-llke grange is responsible for pre The troop is sponsored by St. Echo—observed by millions of Burnt Hills, N.Y., in 1635. I it,” he replied excitedly. SAL AD A 100's Geisha Solid White Tuna senting a program to Its visitors WEICH • ,0.02. John’s Episcopal Church and thought I was going to make it He refused to allow it to be people in virtually every coun Azalea and placing items of $6 value in the ceremony was held at the try since its launching Aug. 12, Two Complete .like every other kid. Moke a opened. church hall. The ceremony was Long lasting flowering the basket. All items will be GRAPE JELLY 4 ° BONELESS svnnpRENniN 1960—may drop back to earth in Water beauty in pink, white ■ success in business or some "No. I don’t want to have any conducted by Charles Warren. and red bk>ssomi. placed on a special booth for any time. LPN Course thing.” part of it. No. I can’t,” he in lb. lb. Jeffrey, who Is 16, is a junior Come be our Valentine... sale at the State Grange F’alr KRAFT SALAD DRESSING CHUCK FILLET FRANKS miÂUNEAT A Goddard spokesman said Brown phoned 'The Los An sisted. GENUINE S W r PREMIUM IROWN A S ttV E SAUSAGE at Rockville High School. He Miss Roberta Tierney, daugh Our maxi-men have planned a little something geles 'Times. He told of the mon this summer. Hebron will visit the North American Defense extra for you Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday In 4-iiidi $*(39 Then he began reminiscing; started in scouUng as a cub In ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. ey. with Goodwill' Grange in the Command has forecast, on the momings this week. T h ^ 'd like you to come "What a time us winos have near future. MIRACIE WHIP CALVES LIVER lb. PATTIES or LINKS » 1961. He has attended Lake of Tierney of 4114 Garden St.; and down to your local Stop i Shop between $ and f t "Finding Clinton is a great had the. past 10 years I’ve been BONELESS CHUCK EARLY MORN Isles Scout Reservation, Phll- basis of computer studies of the 11 for a cup of coffee and specialty made Val relief. 'The sooner I hand over To highlight Mrs. Warner’s satellite’s recent orbits, that it Miss Gloria Rizza, daughter of entine cup cake— free, of course. Just our way living on the hill. What a time. < mont Reservation, New Mexico, of saying . . . you're our valentine! the money to him, the better I program, there will be a" mythi lb. SLICED BACON Ib.-Y may fall into the earth’s atmos Mr. and M rs.. James J. Rizza ‘»*C0Rt No worries, except where the SHOULDER STEAK and this paist summer took Jun of 31 Lockwood St., graduated wlU Uke it. next bottle’s coming from. FYee cal trip through a side show, a ior Leader Training Course at phere about March 31. Mum Plants "You know, Clinton was a gypsy fortune teller and a But Echo I is a large, very Friday in exercises held at A. I. Look for the mailman... *HltE as a bird. Schiff Scout Reservation, New Prlnice Technical School in Stop & Shop Grand at the same low price The hardy mum in popular, industrious person—a "No taxes. No rush to work. sketch on “Old MacDonald’s Jersey, attaining highest score light spherical object and there- He's bringing you a full eight • page circular a 6 " pot to brighten life-long resident of Burnt HUls. Farm ”. COACH HOUSE OR CREAin ITALIAN JALAOfl., A n . ore somewhat unpredictable. Hartford. brimming with money saving values and menu- this special day . . . $ ^99 Rush home from work. Nothin. of any boy In the last four years Miss Tierney and Miss Rizza ideas . . . mini-pricing® values as only maxi-men and many days to He built his gas station with come. ”Oh, we’ve had good times, es BnUettn Board in Chanter Oak Council. The world’s first passive com were among 12 student practi can bring youl his own hands. pecially when a fellow comes in The deacons of the Hebron 7-SEAS DRESSING - 35' This past fall Jeffrey led the munications satellite could dis cal nurses who have completed “Then suddenly one day 15 with 5 or 10 dollars and we make Congregational Church will BROADCAST #hi<;v A A r< Highland District Junior Lead appear a week or two earlier the 12-month program of in years ago he said to hell with a run for wine. You know all meet tonight at 8 in the Smith- Corned BE^F HASH 2 car 89 er ’Training course and this than the computed date. Or, if struction conducted jointly by it and took off never to be I want out of life is a loaf of Gellert Lounge, coming summer he will be as the solar pressure that has been St. Francis Hospital and the seen again,” the attorney said. bread, a pound of bsiloney, a Miss Penelope Sibun, daugh- sistant course director for junior driving it earthward eases Connecticut State Department SAW Browp mttiled a copy of the hunk of cheese, good health. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sibim, FULTON BREADED FREEHR RUT BEEF oxoaic leader training at Lake of Isles. slightly, the sphere could re of Education. court order and a letter to 'The ”I got all that here. I’m at has a collection of foreign dolls He is a brotherhood member of main aloft well into April. Miss Tierney, who la a 1966 'Times ad documentation, as well peace with the world.” presently on exMbltlon at th ^ VEAL PATTIES . ' Scientists attribute recurrent TOMATO JUICE 69 SHELL LOINS the Order of the Arrow. graduate of Manchester High as a seeded letter to be deliv WEU TRIMMED WELL TRIMMED He has won several science changes in its orbit to' air drag School plans to continue studies ered to Westcott. awards, recently being named —the friction resistance of the in drugs at St. Francis Hospital. A 'Times reporter and photo- , ? f 0 0 BEEF OX TAILS 39' SHELLSTEAKS bo second place in the local thin atmosphere to the satel Miss Rizza, a 1964 graduate of graidier spent two hours early 1 4 -0 2 . ■ rmini ARMOUR STAR lite’s surface—and to the solar Manchester High School, will be c a n s ■ ■ school science fair and third in in tha morning hiking through FLETCHER C U S S GO. OF MANCHESTER wind, a product of the sun’s en working as a graduate nurse at 3 FLANKEN RIBS 59' the Connecticut Science Fair. steep w4ed, brush and tree cov PARTI STYLE HANS ergy. the hospital. 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How- The University of Connecticut, Bridgeport and Yale basketball teams emerged from the weekend of play SPOUSES — Fred Oakes 142- G R E N O B LE , France neara the close of the sea___ (9-8) trek to Manchester to face ever, the Red and White is not as 880, Bob Wlllette 137-360, Fred son with two w eS cs re- Tech, on a two- game going to take the Norwich game lonesome victors. Each of the remaining nine Connecti (A P ) — PefiTfiry Flem ing’s « ------. lying down, by no means. Poudrier 356, Ronnie Zemaitis maining for local and area J T f o r ''^ '^ cut college teams lost. trounced visiting Southern Con gold medal victory in the The Manchester five is ready UConn coasted to an easy 93- 182, Elsie Sponheimer 141-360, necticut 111-71; another New schools.. . However,1 • four1.U —i^kSne 'u High' VV-.7,(8-9) busesuuovo to and 'waiting ■with edl Inten- Gerry Oakes 126. W inter Ol3Tnpic Games is a «69 win over the University r of ; jersey team, Newark St. treat- triumph for the ballet area noopstwre (Jlose _ tiw Woodrow Wllson High (2-9) of tiane o f dropping the vlsttors. Malne. Bridgeport edged Adelphi .'v -im ir Te4di, Middletown in a CVC pairing. Mentally, the locals couldn’t ed traveling Western Connecti RESTAURAI4T —R occo' Lu- school of figure skating 68-63. And Yale won an impor cut to a 9978 loss, and Ricker CoventiY Bolton High and The Rama are sixth in the con- get much higher and let’s hope tant Ivy League victory, down pacchino 138-393, Ed Gutt 136- over the more _ dramatic _ _ _ Jce College came to New Haven to South Windsor end hardcourt ference while Wilson is seventh, that 'they stay that way. For ing Pennsylvanta 72-63. style, says two-time dump Quinnlpiac College, 96-64. Oakman 138-376, Chet Russo 160- rvj-u clashes on Friday but have a ao the action should be fairly a mental letdown now, at this In other contests: couple of tough battles before equal and pro4^de an Interest- stage lof the game, could prove, The Hartford-St. Anselm’s game .162-164-466, Ed Paganl 136-369, Olympic champion Dlck —Wesleyan dropped well be was canceled when the New then. trig game. very disasterous. hind Amherst after drawing to Bob Heck 164, Leo Rivers 186, “ Utton. . .. , . ... . Hampshire team was kept off Stan Blonlarz 138-366, Rollle "Peggy can do things on the Tuesday night the Manches- The NOCC lisU Ellington High Other action this week finds Irish 168-406, Frank McNamara ‘ee that no other skater can do, ter High Indians (12-8) enter- hosting Suffield High and South Manchester Community Col- minutes remaining, losing 88-70.S ' U.e M taln Norwich High at Clarke Windsor High motoring to Staf- lege entertaining Waterbury Yale's win, despite the tem 142-382, George Cochran 363, *>ut hers Is a graceful ballerina Jack Sltarz led the losers with porary loss of captain and lead Arena at 8:16. It should be a ford High. ’The Knights are branch o f UConn ’Thursday Bob Heck 385, Bob Molumphy style,” he added. Sunday. 22 points. 'The Middletown team ing scorer Ed Goldstone, left tough game but nothing can be 6-1 while Suffield is 4-4 in con- night at the Olarke Arena. The 362, Frank Calvo 368, Hank Frey "She seems to just glide over ts now 6-6 for the season and the Elis still in shooting dis much tougher than Windham ference play. Coach Charlie local college boys have dropped 366, Bob Freeland 361, Jim the Ice. She Is a floating sym- 0-2 In Little Three competition. tance of the Ivy title. High, which the Indians rolled' Sharoe’ Bobcats boast a 6-3 rec- the last two straight and iMst Lambert 383, Ed Bujauclus 366, phony. She does spins and —Bowdoin had to go Into over Penn dropped behind during over last Friday night for the ord while Stafford is 1-8 in NOCC a 8-9 record, Jerry Goodrich 366, Vic Abral- Jumps, but she hardly kicks up time to turn back the Coast a five-minute scoreless streak second time this season and play. 'The Manchester High rifle Guard Academy 94-89. The vlC' tls 383, Lee Courtney 363, Jean any Ice at all. late In the game at the Palestra Wlrtalla 360, Winnie Smith 362. ^ “ This is In contrast to the tied for top OCIL honors (11-8) Ask Coach Phil Hyde what’s team, now 9-1, traveled to Brls- tory was the 12th for the Maine Philadelphia. With only five wlth the Whippets. on his mind and he’s liable to tol Eastern today after a hosts, a school record. Dave Du- points for security, Yale tiuned ____ ~ professional show skaters — The East Catholic Blagles,^, to reply, E-A-S-T-E-R-N! Bris- week’s rest. Friday the Red and MERCANTILE Hank Ml- many amateurs — who Bols was high scorer for the on a 12-polnt scoring spree to sole possession of the '’HOC tol, that is. The Bristol quintet'Wfliite marksmen trek 'to neigh- 25-Foot Putt That Won $30,000 for Tom Weiekopf chaud 146-354, Fred Placzek 161, think speed, flash and power losers with 24 points. Tied at Insure the 72-63 win. Leo Foglia 160-136-418, Ken are the Ingredients of impres- crown, take a rest Tuesday is the next OCIL foe that Hyde’s boring Rockville High, 80-80 when the buzzer marked night but face St. Thomas Ac- Indians face, Friday night to Manchester High swimmers the end of fegulatton play» Bow Roger Challen, who replaced Montle 146-161-426, Jerry Oarke give figure skating.” the injured Goldstone, dtd an 136-361, Sonny Chandler 148-365, qulnas Friday at the local gym. be exact The Indians are hop- end their season Friday with doin tipped the balance by sink- This comment by the former Weiskopf’s First Tour Win Roy McGuire 368, George Mc- Area schoolboys, listing clash- ing for two things, one, that an anvay meet at Hartford Pub ing all eight of Its foul shots ouUtandlng Job with 16 points world’s champion, Olympic king Comb 362, Keith Dunphy 368, es ’Tuesday night find Coventry they can win the remeiinlng lie High. The MHS tankers are SAN DIECX), Calif. H was a 26-foot putt from off Woody Hayes—if Woody’s team in the extended period. “ I rebo^ds. The win boost- in 1948 and 1652 who is here as a High, (6-6) traveling to Crom- league games (Eastern arid 6-5 in 'the record book. John Aceto 171-407, Sam Little television commentator, was (AP)-Tom Weiskopf is a the edge .of the green that snake ZlVtoTe^Lner of Nick-’ po7nU eldT^:^fH ‘t^^^^ !n d 1^6 VerâH. 140-386, Sam Jarvis 161-382, John and curled its way into the hole particularly significant since professional golfer with a laus on the golf team at Ohio utes of play against Trinity, and ^ UConn Is“■ . also eyeing Its « Legault 140-370, Stan Mlruckl Miss Fleming apparently is for an eagle 3. 867, Bob Faber 367, Zip Soblski Showdown at Storrs Saturday Damascus Beaten name as difficult to spell State. that margin lasted to haunt the to^Kê tlUe with high hopes ^t- headed for a pro career with the ■The eagle gave him a 4-under- 372, Ed Rau 361. • ^ A as to remember, but the Tom went into the final round visitors In the 97-87 final score. crushing the vlsltog Maine touring Ice Follies. par 68 for the day and a 16-un- MERCHANTS — Dave Cohe A t 9anta Anita Hkeable young fellow from tied with Nlcklaus and Gelber- ’IVlnlty’s Pete de Pres was high 'J®®"'; was the Huskies all Will she be forced to change der-par 273 for 72 holes. ger. The smart fellows figured scorer for the**’“ "*'•*’*night with ’>«28 “ ê>® way after they seiet up a 163-364, Harry Bemis 141-362, Jockey BUI Harmatz worried Bedford, Ohio, is changing en min A1 Geiberger, playing in the he’d never make it to the vtcto- points. But the loss was his 21-8 lead in the first fe v Joe Picaut 146, Frank Preneta Yale in Second Shot about Rivet, didn’t think about that. „„ ------utes. 139-363, Zener Tamulls 162-362, o'" create a new ice Damascus and beat them both Weiskopf, at 26 a pro for four ^ i » stand, team’s 13th In 15 games this CX>NQUERS SLALOM — Frenchman Jean Gtaude Killy sends shower of snow Norm Kloter 137-376, Jim Aceto trend? Peggy Fleming New Necklace aboard Most Host^ In the $118,700 years, captured the $160,000 An- '"a^® ‘’•''die 4 on the hole for 69 _ _ jê _ new Tom Swift of golf Season. Fred Malan netted 19 points C a rle s 'h . 8 ^ 7 Stakes Vt SM^^ dy WUlTams-San ^ D^^^ and second place at 724 and $18.- gtiu led after 63 holes and made — Central Connecticut State for the winners, while BUI Cor- 2 under his skis during first heat of Sunday’s Olympic Giant Slalom. 159-380, John Weerden 372, Mike Peggy continued to deny re- At Leading Princeton Denhup 358. ports that she will give up her tionals two weeks ago. Her ta Anita tournament Sunday, Uilrd rich- I^ y Floyd, who staged a College was unable to capital- ley and Jack Melen each con- Any suggestion that Peggy and not make the full tour. tributed 14. The 93-69 ■victory ------amateur status alter next Peggy, a striking blue-eyed coach. Carlo Fassi, agreed. "Tihe horse I was most wor- est in the nation this year, and K^;®f‘ Of the final hole, Weiskopf Ize on a lO-polnt halftime mar might be considering a pro ca BOSTON (AP)— Â couple of Yankee Conference title and a 275 for $11,260. said that he knew he and Gel- gin as Philadelphia TexUIe evens UConn’s. record at 8-8. But SAPLINGS — Marion Smith month’s world championships at reer could have her disqualified brunette, is not an electric ska “ There were a couple of ried alxml was Rivet because equipped with a winning bank hopefuls step outside the league to take on major inde- - mil nf t.3n nnn v,h« u hAnileiT-fnr .i,the AnotnerAnother vounETyoung Dro.pro. bod Bob L-unnLunn bereerberger were tleatied 13 snoisshots unoer under aiormeastormed tolo a oi-ie87-73 victory on with ***“ * “a u--5-2 Yankee ■“> (Conference 136. Geneva, Switzerland, for a from the world tournament. ter. Her repertoire contains no things she didn’t do as well, but pendent rivals and Yale gets another shot at Princeton in we were going for second mon- of Sacramento, Calif., got in*’âr. He then discovered that the ■ New ~Britain ' court. The win standing, the Huskies have a . ■ $500,000 five-year contract with, However, it is an open secret daring triple Jump as East Ger it is immaterial,” Fassi said. Second Gold Medal PARKADE DUSTY — Jim the pro troupe. the Ivy race this week in features on the New England fourth with a 70 and a total of Floyd had already finished, al- Increased the Rams’ George chance of catching ItAder Rhode % many’s Gabriele Seyfert, who "She was under tremendous er thqi 1%-mlle race restricted it was Weiskopf’s first victory that the Ice Pollies, bidding Benoit gave the home crowd at Island, which hasn’t lost in five 'Stamler 203, Walt Yaiworski "My aim now is to win a third against two other road shows, finished second, nor does she pressure. I think she was mar college basketball schedule. Ivy League acUon; In addition to 4-year-olds. on the tour and In it he shattered 276 good for $7,500. NlckleflfiVas so -13 under. Rhode Island, fr e ^ ' from an . . I felt ‘goodness gracious, now least something to cheer about, conference contests, 204-203-600, Ed Smith 213-566, world’s title,” she said. ” I are prepared to pay half a mil skate with the verve and drive velous.” "We didn’t think we had a the opposition, including such fifth at 277. 87 - 82 victory over American to Yale deludes Princeton and there’s three of us tied','” Weis- taSfpg .individual high-scoring Bridgeport’s Fauser iLou Polinski 202-580, Emler haven’t thought about turning lion dollars for Peggy’s name of European champion Hana Peggy was asked what she Penn at Brown, Dartmouth at chance to beat Damascus,” giants as Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Weiskopf is rapgy young Unlvarsity, Invades Boston Col man, 6-foot-3, 170 pdiinds. broad- kopf said.*..' honors "of Uie contest with 24 scored a layup and three foul Whipple 210, eil Lawrence 213, .pro.” and abilities during the next Maskova of Czechoslovakia, the was thinking the few moments Columbia and ComeU, and Har- Harmatz added. Palmer and BUI (Jasper, lege, a shunping giant, for a F o r F r a n c e ’s K illy Herb Clarke 212-209-594. five years. bronze medalist. Yet she can before she took to the ice for vard at ComeU and then Co- But beat Damascus Most Host One spectacular shot on the shouldered with a nose bumetfi 'Tom’s approach landed on the points. final 46 secon^ In Peggy’s mother, Mrs. Doris meeting Tuesday night, whUe from the sun of Palm Springs apiôn. He 'Says, he merely - A strong BenUey College the llth-hour over Adel- Fleming, became piqued by Close friends say they are keep an audience entranced her final bid. lumbla. did, outduellng the 1967 Horse of final hole Sunday at the par 36- GREiNOBLE, Fra.n C e biathlon—^whlch combines time of three minutes, 29.28 sec- sure Miss Fleming will accept with her flowing grace and She replied: Massachusetts is host to surg Other top games include the Year to score 'by a head In 36—72 Torrey pines Golf Course and the wind of San Diego. A planned to lag the ball uptAnd turned back vlslUng Sacred phi in a North-East League constant queries about her product of Ohio State University, gg for a birdie, figuring ‘ the Heart, 87-73; host Dayton over- game. Bob Brill took scoring (AP) Jean-Claude KiHy cross-country skiing with rifle onds. Favre had a total of the attractive offer after the Ge beauty of style. "I thought to myself: 'Here I ing Holy Cross Wedttesday. Providence at DePaul tonight 2 :04 over a slow track. did it—one that broke a three- Bev Pohlmann daughter’s pro plans. "Why The Rhode Island Rams, lead he looks ais if he should have pressure would then be on Get- powered Fairfield University, honors with a 17-poInt perform- France’s magnificent ski marksmaMhlp - Norwegian po- 3:31.50------after his second, run of must you keep pestering us neva competition Feb. 27 She felt her free-skating per have worked and trained 10 and at home ngainn( Canlslus Ruken finished third, 11 way deadlock and a probable ing the Yankee Conference with caught passes for football Coach berger, who was away,, to birdie. 95-70; Montclair State College ance.______1 :47.66. Messner vaulted past about professional skating,” she through March 3. Under the pro formance Saturday night was years for this moment, and I Wednesday and CJrelghton Sat- lengths back, followed by JUvet, sudden-death playoff, Wins Pin Event a 6-0 record, return to league ân^ Nashua PUot. tôTiLir'^jfr t ; Perillat, who was third Sunday, said. "Can’t you let us remain posed contract, she would per^ below the exhibitions she put on have only four minutes to prove urday. str^ today tow ^ a medal. ’The four-man U.S. Two East Hartford bowlers, action Thursday, playing hap with a 1 :46.67 clocking today happy as amateurs.” form only in the major cities at Philadelphia in the U.S. Na- myself.’” Winless Mlddlebury, humbled "We Just got beat,” Ron Tur Beverly Pohlmann and Jan less New Hamp^re (1-16) at medal sweep of the three team finished far back dh the and a total of 3 :31.83. in 16 outings, keeps on pitching cotte said of his ride on Damas- MacDuff, won top honors in home. Then the Rams tra'vel to 7 men’s Alpine races at the field of 60. Killy hopes to match the for victory No. 1 as host to Wll- cus. who carried high weight of W'inter Olympic Games, Kiuy, whose first giant siaiom triple gold medal coup of Aus the Women’s Handicap Duck- Maine Saturday for an engage 126 pounds compared to 114 for pin Bowling Tournament last No Retirement Plans Hams Wecinesday and then Un- winning ^ e giant slalom dash of 1:42.72 gave him a lead tria’s Toni Sailer in the 1966 ment with the Black Bears, , _ , . Most Host. Turcotte got the of more than one second over Games, but the French super weekend at the Holiday Lanes. Celtics Play Cold whose 4-13 mark Includes 1-6 in Saturday, with disarming ease. ’Those with 108 or less aver mount on Mrs. EkUbhW. Ban KQly, the 24-year-old innkeep Favre going into the finale, skier isn’t making any predic the conference. croft’s champion in place of the ages were allowed to roll. -Year-Old George Young er’s son who flashed to victory clinched his second gold medal tions about his chances in the 30 Miassachusetts and (Joimecti- Amy Plrkey, who staged the Eagle Trackmen injured Bill Shoemaker. In the dowidiiU last Friday and with the second fastest run of slalom. ‘"That’s really too diffi cut, tied with 6-2 records be In picking up $73,700 to go the day. cult to say. There are many event, reported 138 women took hind Rhode Island, engage in a set a blistering pace Simday in part with $207 in prize money Shows Way in Two-Mile Run With Hot Lakprs Bow in Thriller with his pre'vlous total earnings the first of the two giant slalom Kidd, of Stowe, Vt., blazed hurdles to cross — qualification Slowdown Saturday night at Powerful East Hartford, High o f $66,170 Most Host, owned by down the 1,800-meter, 70-gfate races and two heats for classi distributed to 23 of the contest Storrs. The loser will be vir runs, beat Willy Favre of Switz ants. ■ I’ll keep running as long as I early pace, faded badly, finish- BOSTON (AP)—^The Lo6 Angeles Lakers were red had to rely In the last two events Mrs. Frank C. Bishop, returned erland by a decisive margin of course in 1:46.46, but failed to fication,” he said. “ Anyway, I can beat the kids,” 30-year-old Ing eighth in the nine-man field Bos'txui Celtics WOUld rather forget about it. tually eliminated from the Yan to edge East Catholic High, 49- a winning mutuel payoff of Beverly Pohlmann won $30 2.22 seconds—although Ameri crack the top three. Seventh aft run each race for itself without George Young said recently. at 8:50.4. ■ Boston veteran John Havlicek ------kee race. 37, in an Indoor track meet Sat- $26.40. The hea'vUy fa'vored Da- er Friday’s run, he climbed to thinking of the others.” and a trophy with a four-game Yale, edged 69-62 by Prince F can aoe Billy Kidd posted the urday at East Hartford. The mascus earned $20,000 to In- score of 435, plus six pin handi These were the kids Young Elsewhere, Jim Ryun didn’t summed up the general feeling In the ABA Sunday, Minneso fastest time in today’s climatic fifth, behind Favre, Heinrich Kidd’s combined time was beat Saturday when he ran two quite succeed in his'Ambition of of the Celtics in a few words ton Friday night, rebounded mlle run and the 1,200 yard re- crease his bankroll to $926,106 . race. Messner of Austria and Guy 3 :32.37 and Heuga had a total of cap, for a 441 total. Jan Mac- ta outlEisted Dallas 121-119 in with a 72-63 triumph at Penn 24 miles in 8:31.8 in an indoor running two “ quality” miles on Sunday after he and his mates double overtime. New Orleans lay were the deciding factors as The other star of Santa Anl- KiUy wlU shoot for the Alpine Perillat of Prance. 3 :33.89. Duff was next at 395-9 —404. hours later, boosting the Elis’ track meet in Los Angeles: consecutive nights, turning in a suffered their worst beating of beat Denver 98-90, Kentucky the Eagles went down to their ta’s Saturday card, Australian triple — a feat accomplished "No medals today, but we still Spider S a b i c h of Kyburz, First local winner was Mar Ron Clarke, the redoubtable time of 4:03.4 in the Michigan the season in a 141-104 clobber- record to 18-6 over-all. Yale is second straight defeat. champion Tobin Bronze, never Calif., and Rick Chafee of Rut took Indianapolis 103-90 and only once before in Olympic his have another chance,” said gery Delisle with a 388 total. Australian who holds a fistful of State Relays in East Lansing ing by the Lakers. at home this week agrainst Penn Bud Saunders was a double got to the post for the $30,000- land, Vt., wound up 14th and Houston topped Oakland 127-117, tory—Friday and Saturday in Kidd, who has bounced back Beverly Pohlmann- 435- 6 441 woHd distance-running records. Saturday. "The best part of the day is Friday before seeking revenge winner for East Hartford, added, 114 mile San Marcos from an ankle injury last week 16th, respectively, completing a Jan MacDuff 395- 9 404 The Lakers, ahead 70-40 at against Princeton. the special slalom. Kerry Pearce, an Australian Not that there’s anything ahead of us,” Havlicek said sweeping the 60 and 300 yard Handicap over the grass, that contributed to his 18th pace highly respectable showing for Margery Delisle 352-36 388 halftime, cashed 53 of 95 floor Boston College, working "I hit it as hard as I could,” who is a student at Texas, El wrong with that Ume, but the without a trace of a smile as he dashes. Winners for the locals Trainer Charles Whlttingham' windup in the downhill. the underdog U.S. contingent. Helen Boardman 337-42 379 attempts for 55.8 per cent en the dashing Frenchman said Paso and had broken Clarke’s night before in New York, the left the dressing room. were Mike (Jobum, 1000 yard decided the turf, softened by after his final run of one min Kidd and teammate Jimmy In the final of four women’s Lorraine Carpenter 375- 3 378 route to their seventh victory in after being nominated as one of E indoor two-mile record a week world record holder turned in ■The Lakers, bidding to over run; Kevin Welch, high Jump; two days of rain, wasn’t suitable ute, 46.64 seconds locked up the Heuga of Squaw Thlley, Calif., speed skating tests, Dutch girls Florence Lusa 362-12 374 eight games and their 12th in the nation's top powers, hopes earlier. the third fastest mile ever run take San Francisco for second their last 16 starts. and Rich Dyer, 600 yeard run. for Tobin Bronze and scratched giant slalom title. “ I will try who took the silver and bronze finished 1-3, with Miss Schut set Flo Niles 369- 369 place in the National Basketball to bounce back from a 7970 de Summary: him. Just as hard, in the special sla medals in the slalom competi ting an Olympic mark of Stella Kelley 364- 364 ' Tracy Smith, world indoor on the boards, 3:67.6. "W e’re playing good ball,” feat at Fordham. The Eagles, In Los Angeles, Earl Association’s Western Division, 60 yard dash—Saimders (EH), with the favorite out of the lom. I know it won’t be easy, tion at Innsbruck, Austria, four 4 :66.2—close to 18 seconds un Helen McDermott 347-12 359 record holder for the three mile, Los Angeles Coach Bill Van who have an 11-7 record, host McCullouch of Southern Califor came to play. The Celtics were Dyer (EC), Dunton (EC), 6.6. race, Biggs, $8.60, came from ..but I’ll give it everything I years ago, will again challenge der the record set by Miss Skob- Dot Kelly 333-24 357 now in the Army. Breda Kolff said. " I ’m using Georgetown Saturday after nia won the 60-yard high hur as cold as the 10-degree weather 300 yard dash—Saunders loth place In the field of 11 to have.” the powerful, Killy-led French lekova eight years ago at Squaw Jean Machia 336-18 354 Kerry O’Brien, yet another our bench plenty and it makes a playing Rhode Island earlier to dles, with a speedy 6.9, beating outside the Garden. big difference, giving (Elgin) (EH), Dunton (EH), Horgan win by a nose over French Fox Johanna Schut ga ve the Neth squad, the Austrians and the Valley—and Stien Kaiser, hold Nancy Pfaffenbichler Australian long-distance star the week. out a classy field that included The Celtics, accustomed to Baylor and (Jerry) West more (EH), 37.6 in a photo finish. The time was erlands its second golff medal in Swiss in the last of the 'big three er of the pending world 3,000- 345- 9 354 with definite Olympic potential. Holy Cross, sparked by cap Willie Davenport and Leon Cole cheers in winning eight straight test. ’The one game I didn’t go 600 yard run—Dyer (EC), Ry- 2:04-2-6. women’s speed skating, zipping Alpine events. meter standard of 4:54.6, flying Lillian Philbrick 332-21 353 A science teacher in Casa tain Keith Hochsteln and Junior man. Lee Evans of San Jose NBA titles before being de an (EC), Killian (EH), 1:23. in other races last Saturday, to a recdrd victory in ttie 3,000 Heuga, who went into the home Just behind Finland’s Kai- Ethel Harris 340- 9 349 Grande, Ariz.,. Young ran past to the bench we lost, to Seattle. Ed Sludut, boasts a' four-game State won the 440 in 47.8. throned by Philadelphia last “ Jerry and Elgin are playing 1,000 yard run—Ctobum (EC), (jiever Foot, looked good In out- meter race. Three American giant slalom final one place be- JS' Mustonen. Laura Armstrong 339- 9 348 the field with three laps left and winning streak alter a 96-79 tri year, were Jeered by many in a less now, and we’re winning.' Pelletler (EC), .Allison (EH), distancing 12 other Derby-age girls drew a medal blank, but hind Kidd, fell back to the 10th Miss Mustonen, gold medal Barbara Dionne 344- 3 347 held off late bids from Smith Four high Jumpers cleared umph over Syracuse. The O u- matinee crowd of 9,001. And West and Baylor played only 29 2:33. colts in the $28,700, slx-furlong 29-year-old Jeanne Ashworth of spot with a 1:48.43 clocking to winner in the 1,800-meters, was Alice Brown 331-15 346 and O’Brien who finished sec- seven feet, with Valentin Gavri- saders will take an 11-6 record they didn’t win any new fans minutes each today and look MUe—Russell (EH), Vendetta pimllco Stakes at Pimlico and Wilmington, N.Y., who finished day. "I Just didn’t race as well clocked in 5:01.0r-Miss K aiser^ Lorraine Demko 325-21 346 ond and third respectively, to Massachusetts before return 1? -w*', watching on national television. what they did. Jerry got 24 (EC), Siffel (EH), 4:62. Fllt-To won the $82,660 Bougaln- 10th, was one of 10 speedsters as I like,” he said, ’"rhe course 5:01.3. Diane Colangelo 321-24 345 though both were timed in Caruthers of the Pacific Coast Elsewhere, Philadelphia points and Elgin 21. Of course, I ing home to play intra-city rival Two mile—Cordler (EH), La- vlllea Turf Handicap who cracked the old Olympic didn’t bother me. It was soft, • Miss Ashworth, an Olympic Emily Pratt 309-33 342 8:32.6. Club cleared the same height bombed St. Louis 119-93, Seattle was able to rest them more than Assumption (11-8) Saturday. Belle (EC), Shea (EC), 9:68. ______mark held by Russia’s Lidiya but I didn’t mind. I’m only dis veteran who captured a bronze Jean Beauregard 342 342 Clarke, who was ahead until while Otis Burrell of the South crushed San Francisco 146-118 usual because of the big lead, The Yankee (Jonference 120 high hurdles—Powlishen Skoblekova. contented with myself.” medal at Squaw Valley,streaked Pat Pace 336- 6 342 Young took the lead, finished in ern California Striders and Dick and Baltimore topped San Diego games on the schedide Include (EH), MiUs (EC), Easliger in with a 5:14.0 clocking in one Michele Hren - 135, —high but the bench is coming through In the day’s other early final. Killy finished with combinied fourth place at 8 :35.0 - while Fosbury of Oregon State made 7 136-116. Maine at New Hampshire Tues (EC), 8.3. Sports Schedule of the finest performances of for us.” single out of the money. Pearce, who set some of the feet. On Saturday, New York beat day. In non-league games, (Con 1,200 yard relay—East Hart hor career. Jeanne Omelenchuk The Celtics couldn’t care less Philadelphia 116-97, St. Louis necticut is at Rutgers Tuesday, ford, 2:36. of Warren, Mich., eldest mem about the Lakers’ performance. Today National Hockey Roundup edged Chicago 108-107, Balti Norwich at Vermont Wednes High Jump—Welch (EC), Me- ber of the U.S. Olympic team at They were too annoyed with Rifle —Manchester at East- more took Detroit 114-109 and day, Vermont at St. Peter’s of Quiggan (EH), Ricci (E(j), 5’ 36, was right behind Miss Ash their own sloppy play which in em. Cincinnati nudged San, Diego New Jersey Thursday and Bos 7” . worth in 11th pace. Toy Dorgan cluded poor passing, missed lay Tuesday, Feb, 13 101-99. Shot Put — Montovanl (EH), of Springfield, 111., finished 14th. ups and terrible balUiandling. ton University at New Hamp Basketball —Manchester vs. Tostarelli (EH), Leone (EC), in a last-moviny, iradilionallir sieady lob ai ihe Aircraft Six Players Score, The best the U.S. could do in shire and Vermont at NYU Sat Norwich; Rock'vlUe at Wilson; 64’214” . the biathlon was a 27th place Gus Johnson’s 44 points, the urday. Coventry at Cromwell; Bolton finish by Ralph Makely, an Mercury Cyclone most of his career, led Balti at Cheney: Ellington vs. Suf- Canadiens Ud Lead Army corpor. I _rc..i Murray, more to its third victory in a- College Baskethall Roundup field; South Windsor at Staf Utah. ’Three other Army men. Sete New Mark row. Kevin Loughery had" 29 ford. Wednesday, Feb. 14 It’s the Aircraf.t's policy to help ambi NEW YORK (AP) — Who do you watch when the Capt. William Spencer of Fort points for the Bullets.. Johnson The Aircraft keeps growing to meet Rifle —Manchester at Rock- tious people help themselves. On-the- Montreal Canadiens have the puck ? That’s what tlê Richardson, Alaska, Lt. Edward DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. had 24 of his points in the first Kentucky Needs One Victory industry's demands for jet engines. . . Williams of Rosendale, N.Y., (AP) — This year’s new cars period. vUle. job training and a recently expanded Chicago XElack Hawks were trying to figure out today. that’s why Aircraft jobs are steady jobs and PFC Jonathan Chaffee of are faster than ever, as •Carl Walt Hazzard scored 16 points Thursday, Feb. 16 Educational Assistance Program are Six different Canadiens scored Basketball —MCC vs. Water with excellent chances to move ahead! Sunday night as they beat the ■Ilien St. Louis took the lead Lynne, N.H., were 37th, 45th Yarl^rough proved when he in the third quarter to lead Seat To Move into First PlaceI available to all employees. on' Larry Keenan’s goal. But and 49th in the field of 60. raised the Daytona 600 .quali tle to its resounding triumph. bury, 8:00 Clarke Arena. Hawks 6-0 and boosted their Friday, Feb. 16 lead in the National Hockey Just 20 seconds later Stanfield Warm weather and rain again fying record by nine miles an The victory moved the Super- Kentucky gets a chance to- Bob Llenhard led Georgia’s poked in a rebound for the tie. played havoc with the bobsled hour to 189.222..Sunday. Sonlcs into a tie for fourth place night to take a big step toward upset of Tennessee at Athens, Basketball —Manchester at League’s East Division to five Eastern; East Catholic vs. St. points over second-place Boston. Jean Ratelle’s second goal and luge schedule. Singles luge He drove a Mercury Cyclone in the Eastern Division with registering another impressive Ga., scoring 13 points to give On Saturday night, five differ tied it for the New York early in (small sled) races set for this with improved aerodynamic Chicago. number on the record of its fa- the BuUdogs a six-point halftime Thomas; ^ ckvU lejrs. GlMton the final period. ’The Rangers morning and tonight were post lines that drivers and mechan Wilt Chamberlain scored 21 bled basketball coach, Adolph lead, which they steadily In- 'bury; Coventry~ vs. Rham; South If you’re a beginner there’s no better ent players accounted for six Windsor vs. East Windsor; Liberal benefits include hospital, sur had taken a 1-0 lead on Ratelle’s poned, as was tonight’s first ics credit for much of the big points, had 26 rebounds and 13 Hupp, creased in the secqnd half, 'y. place to learn new skills than on our goals as the Canadiens outlasted Swimming —Manchester at gical and life insurance, retirement plan, Chicago 6-4. goal in the first period before training session for the four- Jump in speeds to areas once assists for the 7gers. Len Wllk- The number would be 23 and Florida got 38 points from paid training programs. Earn while you Detroit went ahead 3-1 man bobsled event. though Impossible. ens, averaging 21 points a game Hartford Public. nine paid holidays, up to four weeks In other games Sunday, Fred It would signify the number of Neal Walk at Baton Rouge, La., learn and graduate into a good job! Three Mercurys and three for the Hawks was blanked Southeastern Conference cham- put couldn’t handle LSU’s 6- vacation, sick leave with pay and more. Stanfield’s goal with 63 seconds Fords were among the seven while high-scoring Zelmo Beaty left gave Boston a 3-3 tie with pions coached by Rupp, whose foot-8 Rich Lupcho and Pete fastest, but Rlchapd Petty of had only seven. CoHdio Winner St. Louis, New York tied Detroit teams have won a record 780 Maravich, the natiohal scoring Michigan Student Paper Randleman, N.C., put a 1988 games and an imprecedented leader. Lupcho played a great J 3-3, Philadelphia edged Minne Eastern Division In Skeet Shoot Iflymotuh in the starting front four national titles. defensive game and got the win- _ „ sota 3-2 and Oakland scored W rSw of the Feb. 26 main event at L Pet. G.B. 2 Rupp’s Wildcats, ranked ning point on a foul shot with 16 ® lour times in the third period to Strikes Out at Athletes Philadel. 44 — 189.065 m.p.h. almost as fast as , 16 .733 nip Torontol 4-3. Boston APPLY NOW FREE TRUIRIRO WITH PIV Yarborough. 39 19 .672 4 X ‘coiSe“ ^t^t!;x fuTSir- JET-HE JOBS Pittsburgh tied New York 2-2, ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — cials have promised full cooper New York 31 32 .492 14% Yarboroughy|(ets his choice of IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE- Boston tied Detroit 1-1, Philadel Athletes at both of Michigan’s ation. Detroit 29 32 m /T THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Inside or outside pole position .476 16% t o T e S E c “S O M - S £ e S “ resulttog to lower thlJI OPEN NOW you may be given 120 hours of instruction and phia topped St. Louis 2-1 and Big Ten schools have been re The paper said that MSU foot Cincinnati 27 .32 .458 16% for the $200,000 race and Petty ovef Sra^rT^ Tem^t^ A total of 54 400 Mam Street, Eajit Hartford, Connecticut training on the machine you have been hired Minnesota beat Oakland 5-2 in ceiving discounts, free meals ball players have been getting Baltimore 26 36 .426 MACHINE OPERATORS takes the other spot. They also 18% X n th w rtaVtoe v S ie rs bouncing Centenary at footers were on hand for Sun- to operate. Instruction will be in our own other Saturday games. and part-time Jobs in pro.bable discounts at four major movie Western Division k ® Shreveport, La., as Elvln toy es condlo cap- machine training school. theaters in the vicinity of the won pole positions in a pair of SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Montreal, which has lost only violation of conference rules, St. Louis 46 19 .703 — 125-milel's on Feb. 23 which will ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be once its last 20 games, scored according to the 'student news MSU campus in East Lansing. San Fran. 37 26 .697 7 WELDERS • BENCH MECHANICS determine other starting orders MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 twice in each period Sunday as paper at the University of Mich The paper also said Michigan Los Angeles 35 26 .683 8 “ 1 . ! " Oregon 104-68 at Eugene, Ore. in the 600-mlle feature. Saturday when the Volunteers Other shooters were: John AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS AND TESTERS weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, goalie Rogatien Vachon record igan. State athletes get so-called grill Chicago 19 41 .317 24 Larry Miller scored 82 points jensen 22, Oil Pepin 21, Joe 8 A.M, TO 4:30 P.M. were upset 61-48 by Georgia and PARTS INSPECTORS • TRAINEES ^ Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair ed his third shutout of the sea The paper, the Michigan Dal passes, entitling them to free Seattle 19 41 .317 24 to pace No. 3 North Carolina 'Wh'lte 20, Bill Grant and Joe food at dprmitory snack bars. third-place Florida was sur- TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. and Pipe Making. son. ly, made its latest allegations West Side Volleyball San Diego 14 48 .226 30 Drised by Louisiana State 93-92 “ ver Virginia Tech 8970 at Oarman downed BUI Byrnes, POWERCEL COMPONENT TESTERS Athletes at MSU also were al 19, APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for The Canadien scorers were against Michigan State Univer STANDINGS ABA fn 1 w h T r t h e Wldcats Blacksburg, Va., for the Tar Dick Woerie and Ed DeDoser SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON lowed to bill long-distance tele PLANT PROTECTION FIREMEN AND GUARDS courses ranging from three to four years in Jet Jacques Lemaire, Bob Rous sity in a copywrited story ap W. L. Eastern Div i sion wew * E in g '^ M s s £ r ip S * 'S S He®to’ toth straight victory, un- dropped 18, Roland Daigle, seau, Jean Beliveau, Claude pearing in its Sunday editions. phone calls to the numbers of Nazarene 27 .9 -W L Pet. G.B. wero Dealing xaississipp. o Bonaventure, No. 4, Bruce Mlsener, 17, Jim Michaud, MATERIAL HANDLERS AND PACKERS other Connecticut plants in North Haven, Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & Die their coaches, the paper said. Making and Electronics. Provost, Yvan Coumoyer and Earlier, it had stirred a tem Kasden F'uel 24 9 Pittsburgh 38 20 .665 — The losses gave Tennessee Of ^ on its 17th by pasfting Provl- HUH Oradinsky and Fred Sim- AND MANY OTHERS Southington ari8 Middletown. It also quoted a freshman Henri Richard, who was playing pest in sports circles with simi Wa'tkdns 25 11 Minnesota 38 22 .633 1 92 conference recorf and Flori- ’fO-66 at Glean, N.Y. mon had 15 kills each, lar 'allegations against the Uni football player who asked not to his first game since he returned JC’s 16 17 Indiana 29 32 .476 10% da a 10-4 mark. Kentucky la 93. In other games involving the Five Junior shooters were on versity of Michigan in a story be identified th^ Daugherty last Friday after threatening to East Sides 13 20 New Jersey 28 32 .467 ii No. 10 New Mexico State was Top Ten, sixth-ranked New the scene and posted fine Friday night. _ held a "big _ 'hotel banquet . for West Sides 13 20 retire. Kentucky 24 34 .414 14 •• beaten 81-78 by Ohlcdgo Loyola, Mexico edged Texas-El Paso scores. Billy Russell 14. Larry An Investigator from the Big 'five of us” apparently to attract St. Louis opened up a 2-0 lead Lakewood Six a 2 34 Western Division but all of the other Top Ton 64-88 at Albuquerque, N.M.; No. Pacya 13, John Varca nine, Evo Ten headquarters in Chicago football players from the Chica- — on goals by Ron Schock and Schedule: Mon, 8 Kasden vs. New Orleans 38 21 .644 teams won Saturday. f Columbia overwhelmed Har- Rondlni ■and Ross Grant hit Frank St. Marseille before Bos- was to arrive at th'fe Michigan go area. Denver 33 24 JC’s, Tues, 8 W&jtklns vs. West .679 4 Mike Casey threw in 24 points vard 103-70 at Cambridge, eight pigeons, campus in Ann Arbor 'Sunday In addition, it said, Daugherty Dallas toii tied it on a 60-foot screen Sides, 8:45 Nazarene vs. Lake- 29 26 .637 6% to lead Kentucky frfm behind Mass., and No. 9 Vanderbilt Skeet shoots are held every Shot by Ted Green and a goal night to begin an investigation paid the travel expenses of a COLLEGE 'TRY— Miss Maria Remen.vi, 22, Miss U.S.A. of 1966-67 h|d her ■skis Oakland wood, Wed. 8 JC’s Vs. East 20 33 .377 16, for Its victory at StarkvUle, whipped Mississippi 90-72 at Sunday and the public is invit- by Johnny Bucyk in the third into the charges. football recruit and his parents clamped only a few minutes when she gamely attempted a tip stan| . with in Sides, 8:45 Lakewood vs. Kas Anaheim 20 37 .351 17 .1 Miss. Jackson, Miss. ed. period. University of Michigan offi- for a visit to the MSU campus. structor Jack LaVigne at Bollop Valley, Vt. (AP Pholofax) den. « Houston ' 20 37 .351 17

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Op 25 Southern holly S2 Dnven, SOFeUiM animal reot or omitted Inaortton for any edverttaenient and then only CHILDREN AND to tike eortent of a "mahe good” hworUon. Enora whldi do on all makea. L A M Equip portunity to purchase at later MACHINISTS LEFT ALONE BY A ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon. MIGRATION OF 26 9 ta E a st T" J" r~ 1 V ■6 r not leooen the vahie of the advertlaement will not be oorreoted date when owner retires. 648- t r i e d TO. 1 2 3 T~ 876-7609 Manchester Exchange HIS SUBJECTS . ^ PICKET 28 Make suitable by "mahe good" htertton. 5332. Enfi(ine Lathe TO YOUTOPIA... t JUDGE RENCHY- 33 Card game IS 14 — Enterprise 1915. S o m e people. lin/e SUbDENLY FINDS 34 Slowly (music) IT JANITORS —PART-TIME eve Turret Lathe MOO TAKEN OVER 35 Constructed 0 ALOHE AHD LIF/E IT - ? r 16 SHARPENINa Service - • Saws, nings. CaU 643.4483, 3-6 p.m. BY A STRANGE 38 Small rodents 443-2711 875-3136 knhres, axes, shears, skates, OTHERS LIVE ALOHE Bridfireport TRIBE o r NOMADS 39 Alligator peers TT only. 43 South African IT (BockvlOe, IMl PTee) rotary blades. Quick service. AHD LOOK IT.' r OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIANS native village Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main SHORT order cook-grill man 6 Minimum one year experi SI 8 " 44 Altar screen St., Manchester. Hours dally siHOHs nights for quality restaurant, ence (arch.) , . Tm ■eg U 5 fot ’ M —AH figM* iirarvad HOORAY/ 04VE WHOOP»E,» WHEEH/ THREE CHEERS' BUT ST" 2B 7:80 6, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur I• 1948 by Umtod footwo Syndkf. toe. JAMAICA,S.H.Z. chance for advancement. See 48-86 hours per week JUST PHONED AN’ TH05E THAT FOR WEEKS rvE BEEN 45Goi|dess (Latin) Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 48 Iris (comb, II C day 7:80-4. 548-7958. Roy at Knudsen’s Country TO LET/ME KNOW SKIS I’VE MEANS r o b b in g p e t e r oT O Y s r Si u Liberal benefits THe STRIKE'S BEEN A NEW PAUL-AWD I’M GOINGTD form) Fair, 1100 Burnside Ave., East t© IMS W NIA, I—. TJ*. I f - MA Nt. OH. SEE THAT PETER GETS 47 Of a certain 24-Hour Answering Service TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, Help Wonted— Hartford, between 2-4. First and 2nd shifts OVER/ Kibw WE WANTING OUTFIT igneous rock H" Painting—S paring 21 Help Wonted— CAN CETANEW AN’ EVERV- PAID BACK BEFÊ WE building lots cleared, trees top- 61 (Try of FemoW 35 Femole 35 BY LEFP and McWILLIAMS 3ET OF TIRE* THIN*/ DO /VJYTHIN& ELSE.' bacchanals S8 ped. Got a tree problem? Well PAINTINO — Interior and exte- PART-TIME drivers needed Call Mr. Glggey, 875-8817 DAVY JONES FOR THE CAR/ SO DONT SET CARRIED , Frn to Heraid Readers 52 Minced oath worth phone call, 742-8262. rlor, very reasonable, free e»- immediately, mornings 6 a.m.- I'M DAVY JONES... ^ I'D LIKE IT I'VE HAD IT.., YEA H , 1 away YET/ , CONTROMA'nCS, Corp. HE EXPECTS KNOW.. 53 Mouths 30 a p IT Want Informattim on one of oar clamifled advertlaenaentaT SNACK bar waitress wanted VVORK at home, use your phone. 12:30. Evenings 6:30 p.m.-9:30 THE CHIEF SENT ME B E TTE R IF . 54 Allow use of , ~ tlmates. Call Richard Martin. 200 West Main St., Rockville HERE T O ..U H , DISCUSS OUR BOSS SENT TOO MUCH No answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the APARTMENT owners -M a^- Evenings, hours flexible. Must service Fuller Brush custom Apply A-1 Industrial Caterers, YOU HERE TO FROM ■ 55 Kind of lily W tenance Service Company d e - ______YOUR ASSIGNMENT 56 Soak flax be 18. Experience not neces ers. For appointment 872-4762 11 Bralnard Place. An Equal Oppoiûnlty REPLACE 4o B signed for low efficient upkeep TfaHTr:F.niit«idft painting. Spe- FELLOW AGENT DOWN w EDWARDS sary. Apply Manager, Parkade or 644-0202. Employer IF NECESSARY. 1 Rocky pinnacle with men that know inainte- clal rates for people over 65. S2 u Lanes. 2 Hawaiian pepper !T nance. 649-3666, 649-4342. Call my competitors, then call WAITRESSES full and part- 3 Disputed _ r ANSWERING SERVICE HELP WANTED u me. Estimates given. 649-7863, GENERAL office work, pleas time, day and night positions 4 Grow weary !T U 11 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 5 Fuss 1 876-8401. ant and d iv e rg e d duties. available, good pay, fringe ben POSITIONS open on all three fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., efits. Prefer local married wo Licensed Journey Electrician 6494)500 875-2519 All concrete repairs. Reason shifts. Apply In person Klock JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom South Windsor. men. See Roy at Knudsen’s Company, 1272 ToUand Tpke., ably priced. 643-0861. painting, interior and exterior 2 and leave yonr naesaage. Ton’ll bear from onr advertlaer In Country Fair, 1100 Bum- Manchester. Jig ttmo without iêndlng all evening at the telephone. paperhanging, wallpaper re side Ave. East Hartford be Experienced Electrician's moved. Wallpaper books on re Don’t envy smart women; tween 2-4 p.m. Helper WINDOW CLEAOTJR -full-tim e Housahold Services quest. Fully insured. Free es- Be One! or part-time. Steady, good CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER: AutomoblWs For Sed* 4 Offered 13-A Umates. CaU 649-9668. BOOKKEEPER —experienced or pay. Manchester Window AVON 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- in all phases in d u tog gen- ^pprenUce Electrician Cleaning Co., 649-6334. H E R A LD LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- eral ledger, limited typing, 86 door hardtop, automatic, pow Representatives can earn $3 BY KEN MUSE ery, yards, attics, cellars hour week. Air-conditioned of LUBRICATION Man — A fast WAYOUT er steering, low mileage, good Hoor Finishing 24 an hour selling our Cos cleaned and removed. Also odd fice, group insurance. Call CALL growing service needs gx>od McFfaetM l»r. DOX LETTERS condition. 643-2628. metics in spare time. Op I CALLED YOUR jobs. 644-8962. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- 649-1796 for appointment. people to lead in the field of ing (specializing in older portunity now! F or Your NEED CAR? Credit very bad? H. G. SCHULZE Inc. truck and trailer lubrication on INSURANCE COMPANY REWEAVING OF burns, moth floors). Inside painting. Paper- SALESWOMAN for ladies bet mobile unit. Applicants must AND THEY NEVER Bankrupt, repossession? Hon holes, zippers repaired. Win Call 289-4922 Today! Information est Douglas accepts lowest hanging. No job too small. ter dresses, 9-3 or full-Ume. 875-9707 have driver's license, and be dow shades made to measure, HEARD OF YOU.' down, smallest payments, any John Verfaille, 649-6760. Many benefits. Ideal working mechanically inclined. Com t h e HERALD wUl not all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys conditions. Apply immediate- ______pany offers paid hotldays, where. Not small loan finance made while you wait. Tape re DRIVERS for school buses, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL dlsdoM the Identltity of company plan. Douglas Manchester schools, 7 ;30-8:45 ly. House & Hale, 945 Main DRIVERS for school buses, group insurance, paid vacation, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Bonds— Stocks Street, Main office. any advertiser ustng Imx Motors, 846 Main. a.m. and 2:16-3:46 p.m. E x c e l-______Manchester Schools, 7 ;30-8 ;4S profit sharing, uniforms sup- letters. Readers answer Main St. 649-5221. Mortgages 27 a.m. and 2:18-3:46 p.m. Excel pUed. $2.75 per hour to start. lent part-time for Uilrd shift p il g r im MILLS has openings ing bHnd box ads who 1962 DODGE Dart — 4-door, au lent part-time for third shift Apply Conn. State Employment Ch EW C N fIv C M W SECOND MORTGAGE —Un workers, housewives, retired 3 salesladies for part or desire to proteot thetr tomatic, power steering, pow workers, housewives, retired Office, 806 Main St., Manches limited funds available for sec persons. We train you. CaU full-time work. Apply to 'man- identity can foUow this er brakes, good condition. 649- Building— persons. W etraln you. CaU 643- ter. Interview 12-4 p.m. on ond mortgages, payments to 643-2414. ager. Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m. procedure: 1877 after 6. 2414. Thursday, Feb. 16th. Contracting 14 suit Endoee your reply to the rT'^R^'altv^^-5129* WANTED by motherless famUy WOMAN 'TO WORK packing FORD Falrlane 1962-V8, auto servicece. J. JJ. rt.auy, tnaonv. over household ____ o ______.-i-,. box In an envdope — CARPENTRY — concrete steps, woman to take over household eggs, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call matic. No money down, $7.60 1 -/3 . addreas bo the Classi ------floors,, ------hatchways,. , remodeling.------duties and to care for two chi)- 742-6232. fied Manager, Manchester weekly, 24 months to pay. Call porches, garages, closets, ceU- R ueinece ODDOrtUnitV 2 8 dren, ages 2 and 4, to live in 233-8718. ask for Mr. Bake. ir.gs, “ “ ’ "w*** w p iJ U iiu m iy BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Bvoiing Herald, together attics finished, rec full-Ume, pleasant neighbor BEELINE FASHIONS need wtth a memo listing the PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a stylists in this area. Add. to SACRIFICE 1964 Chevrolet Bel- rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth hood. 876-6236, 643-1884 or write M E N N E E D E D BXCELLENT' 5O0-FOOT^ CTHEM A REMOTE-COMTROLLEP ^ □ ______-oompanlee you do NOT er related work. No job too modem 3 bay service station P. O. Box K, Vernon, Conn. your income. Work part-time, ViiuneDuia-rcw“UHDERyfATER TV SCAKS ( CfHE SUPPORT want 'to see yotu- lerttcr. air, 4 door sedan, 8 cylinder, PEPT« wmt A SHARP 2.1-2. small. Dan Moran, Builder. for lease. Excellent opportu. earn full-time pay. Must have SITE. “ship MEPTUME Your letter wUl be de automatic transmission, ex- FuU or part-time on all three shifts, to learn Card DROP-OFF AT 550. Evenings 649-8880. nlty, paid training program. SECRETARY for law office. car, cliarm and pleasing per IS SECURELY stroyed if the advertiser ceUent condition. Need p a r k -______Stripping. Starting rate $2.18 per hour plus shift differ I CaU 236-3770 afte: 0 p.m or Shorthand and typing, hours 9- sonality. CaU for details. 643- ential. Group Insurance—Profit Sharing—Benefits, MOORED AT is one you’ve mentioaed. Ing space, firm $1,096, 649-7702. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, PURNf Wf/V WA? I BORN 1-201-377-8100. 5, 6 day week. Write Box D D, 2322, 644-1685. THE FOUR If not it will be handled rec rooms, room additions. Manchester Herald. Apply in person at F (MR8ERSAMP A RRE-BRE/KTHlNtSDRASON? In the usual manner. SETTLE estate —1966 Chevro kitchens, roofing, siding, gen TIRED OF THE SAME WOMAN for counter work. THE SAWYERS let Impala Super Sport, 327, SKILLED secretary — full or Willing to learn, must be HOME FOR THE V8, automatic, power, steering, eral repair work. Financing P A Y CHECK? available. No down payment. part-time, salaried position. steady. Apply in person, Da'vis ALDON SPINNimi MILLS COMING WEEKS Lost and Found 1 power brakes, 649-6326. Call SUNOCO Ideal working conditions. Ex Bakery, 521 Main St., Manches IS LOWERED Economy BuUders, Inc. 643- TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT CHEVROLET Monza — 1964, 4 6159. And Ask About Their . . cellent shorthand and typing ter. INTO THE LOST —chUd’s eye glasses, ability required. Legal back OCEAN. speed, no money down, $9. 1. In-town location clerk Vlth book- ISghland Park School area, 649- weekly, 24 months to pay. CaU WES ROBBINS Carpenl^ re- ground preferred, will train PART,-TIME 9186. modeling specialist. Additions, 2. Profit potential qualified applicant. Inquire keeping ability for small of NEpnmes fathometer makes a rough 233-8716, ask for Mr. Bake. 2-iZ e IW b, NtA. Ut. TX. !.<. UX W. I rec rooms, dormers, porches, 3. Retirement plan weekdays, 9-5, 647-9903. fice. Call 742-6542. 'UÎSURVEY OF THE OCEAN BOTTOM. FOUND — pair of chUd’s dark 1966 DODGE Coronet. Standard cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, gg ‘‘Your son Jimmy won the boy’s be»t behavior award gray glasses on Spruce St. CaU a successful business man. general housework CASHIER-CLERK, full-time on- E transmission, new tires. Ex bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. this week! That will give you tome idea of what Call- 668-3400 one or two days weekly, your ly, liberal benefits. Apply 648-0188. cellent nmnlng condition. Call the teachers are up against!*’ NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Evenings, Jeff Keith, 647-9546 own hours, 643-9138 after 6. person, Gaer Brothers, PARAGON TOOL CO., Inc. MICKY FINN ______BY LANK LEONARD LOST — Male tan Beagle Hound between 5 and 8 p.m. 649-2296. Rye St., South Windsor. Remodeling, repairing,âd^- q e -tty qj^, Co. —“ Flying A” NAME BRAND GOODS free — with black tail, 8 months ol4, BUICK Special 1964-V8 automa tlons, rec rooms, garages, HAS OPENINGS FOR DID VOU REALLY MEAN OF COURSE I I A1/SS ALBRIGHT/ T CAN OO has avaUable immediately an Help friends shop with a few WHAT YOU SAID^TOAT MEANT IT— vicinity Highland Park Store tic No money down, $12.50, porches and roofing. No job l / r — //f YOU'LL H E LP M E ft BY WALT WETTERBERG extremely high volume Park dollars weekly. Get things free. • FOREMEN (Must be able to supervise WITH ALL MY THE WILLETS parking lot, $20. reward if re weekly, 24 months to pay. Call too smaU. CaU 649-3144. HEART/ I LOVE turned, . no questions asked. way Station (100,000 gallons Write for details and free 488 manufacturing of Aircraft Ports, Jigs, in jT H n ^ ~SbAcf~~„ 233-8716, ask for Mr. Dias. per month) for lease in Vernon, PETEY/ 809% Spruce St., 649-9261. TILE contractor—floors, walls, page catalog. Popular Club and Fixtures.) shower door instaUlons, mar Conn. 24-hour operation requir Plan, Dept. T600, Lynbrook, LOST —full grown gray 1963 FORD, $600 or best offer. ble work, firehearths, patios ed. Considerable Investment required. For appointment call ______J------• TO O L MAKEkS (Jigs and Fixtures) white, part Persian cat. CaU after 7 p.m. 1-684-7791. and entrances. Free estimates. information please call Hartford 624-5981. WOMAN WANTED one day a CaU C and D TUe Co., 643- week for light housework, iron is loirfting for a lady to • ALL AROUND MACHINISTS 2428. 1966 FORD Galaxie 600, 289 cu 0106 after 6. work in their office. v ; T H A T ' S M Y . Wc Inch V—8, turquoise, 4 __ ing and babysitting. In my door, automatic transmission, ADDITIONS, rethodeUng, ga Schools and Classes 33 home. Vernon St area. CaU Some typing is re • BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS FOUND — young friendly tiger power steering, radlp, excel rage,- rec rooms, bathrooms 649-8538. quired and an aptitude ^ FAVORITE cat. Garter St. area. 643-6771. lent condition, -private owner, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce» for figures is helpful. • LATHE OPERATORS ^ TRACrrOR TRAILER IBM Keypunch operator with LOST —Pass Book No. 26 - 9251, 23,000 orig(lital miles. 649-4742. ment work, ceUar floors, pat Excellent Opportunity for Qualified Personnel TRAINING secondary operator’s experi- Gall 643-2741 S T Q R Y I ^ Savings -Department of the ios, roofing. Call Leon Celszyn- FORD Galaxie — 1963, 2-door, lence with a possibility of Excellent Working Conditions In FuUy Air-Conditioned OonnnecUcut Bank & Trust skl. Builder. 649-4291. 362, standardr-asklng $500. Call G. I. 'TRAINING having to do some program Michaels Jewelers Plant Company. Application made for 646-1234. ming in the future. Company 958 Main Street MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLS'rON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ^ 7 ^ payment. Special Services 15 Now approved for G.I. training, paid benefits, pleasant work TOP WAGES — FRINGE BENEFITS X I A /X ’ New England Tractor Trailer Manchester LIBERAL OVERTIME SCHEDULE m i T] OU /MODELS MATEY— BUT ON WINDY DAYS. East Middle to: or Phone for Evening Appointment iVIORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU BUICK Riviera 1966 — Grand - gas and Diesel tractors, full or CARFfY 1 CARRY 2 0 Sport, 2 door hardtop. No part-time training. Placement Manchester 647-9935 . IN POUNDS OF ROCKS. 1------T Announcamants 2 I W/ANT TO ENTEE I DIDN'T money down, $19. weekly, M Rooffng^Siding (16 assistance upon âduation. THOSE M a e> T <ÔALU /VIV B&XJTIRJL. COME ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- months to pay. CaU 233-8716, Act now. CaU Hartford 247-1363 HAT- THE BEST roofing — and (A- Olonlierfic Co. B e a u t i r j ^ DS© IN TOOReHCW. HERE ID B e erj, sales and service, bonded ask for Mr. Bake. ‘Tn anytime. BOXES? ro o f' repalrj, Call Coughlin, /N SU LiaD ,' representative. Alfred AmeU, 'Three Generations of Experienced e n o w / 1962 JEEP CJ6 —4 wheel drive, 643-7707. , } 647-1719 or 648-4913. steel cab, snow p lw , $i;600. ____ s______•___ ,____ m a n y p r i z e d / 649-3234, after 6 p.m. ROOFING •— elding, ghttors, Holp Wantad—— INTERIOR PAINTING and T,■) I r r,V awnings, combination windows, e n t s r Personals * Female 35 1969 RAMBLER —V-8, automa Ughtening Yods, TV antennaes. PAPER H AN G IN G VOG tic transmission, power steer AU w o ^ guaranteed. CaU E. WANTED — reliable woman to FIREMEN C i , INCOME TAX — Business and • Color Counseling • Fully Insured NOW// individual returns prepared by ing, runs good. CaU 644-8802. Steve ^ e a r l. Beacon Lighten do weekly thorough cleaning Income tax accountant. Ray- ing Protection Co., 648-6816. in large home 3 to 4 days week “Don’t Be Satisfied With Less!” r L T c X c t OT6- PONTIAC --1967 GTO, Converti- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER mound Girard. CaU coUect, 876- ^.^peed, 886 h.p., lew mUe- ly for working mother. Must 649-2576 Days — 643-4461 Evenings AND GUARDS be able to work without super 7862 ______age, faetpry warranty, mint WE'LL ^ WALDO, DO YOU W H O i> >1 Roofing and vision and to properly handle 'C O FFEE? H AVE TO , THINK C A R L Y L E IS W E L L . IS S H E ,, in c o m e t a x - donexaccuraCtely condition. Best offer, 649- Chhnntys 16-A telephone messages. Not essen are needed by A T YtXJR , A S K Y o u r ; OLD ENOUGH FOR S U E S S S O N ® f l [ Ip IH I b, NIA. Uc. TAI. >.| UI tx. Oil. 2 -/ i. and reasonably. OrviUe Wln- 6626 after 6. „ tial but prefer woman willing AGEP FATHER! STIMULANTS? 1 TH A T A L L ROOFING — Specializing ire- i^DEPENDSy cheU, 644-2706. 1962. RAMBLER American — to stay overnight frequently Pratt & Whitney Aircraft ki _ $ ' pairing roofs of all kinds, new with 3 children age 10 up. Call BY LESLIE TURNER BUSINIISS taxes my imclalUy. rOllq, heater, automatic, com roofs, gutter work, chimneys CAPTAIN EASY plete tdhe-up, new snow tires 649-6416. for plant protection WUl come to your hoê or of . cleaned atjid repaired, 80 years’ fice. 45 years experience/ 668- ^$260. 742-6687. experience. Free estimates. EXPERIENCED girl for gener- WANT WORK NEAR HOME? » 0688. GRAND Prix—1962. 2 door hard- Call Howley 648-6381, ■ 644- al Office work, typing Included. 2 =------‘ ^ — " T T 'top, 4-speed. No pnoney down, 8833. Apply in person E & S Gage Interesting Jobs Available For Both Men and Women Those who qualify will receive jet age pay and ------' ' ■ Co., AUtchell Dr., Manchester. in c o m e t a x e s ■ prepared by $9. weekly, 24 months to pay. e x p e r i e n c e n o t NECESSARY— w e TRAIN YOU a complete padtage of benefits. CaU 238-8716, ask for Mr. Dias. Marvin l^knr. Call 648-0267. WAITRESS wanted days. Two- r £ MillInGry. Attrectlve Wages, Group Insurance, Profit Sharing Benefits three days weekly. Apply in Apply now at the Employmwit Office, 400 Main Drassmaklng 19 person, WUlle’s Steak House. INCOME Tax. Returns oTrailm— Apply In Person At Street, East Hartford. Open Monday through Mobil* Honwi’ 6*A dressmaking alterations, ed. OUl I>an Moiler, i MOOIW n o n w n cJ)Udren*s SALESLADY — Reputable Friday, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., Tuesday evening IHI kf NiA, lec specialty shop, 40 hour week till 8 P.M., Saturday 8 A.M. till Noon. RIDE wanted to P. it, W, Gate TRAHiDRr—8®-ft. by 8 ft Two clothing. Zippers replaced etc. ALDON SPINNING MILL CORP. Includes Saturday and Thurs 2,- Waiow gt., 8-4:45, bedrooms, storms and screens. Reasonable, 648-0741. TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT ROBIN MALONF BY BOB LUBBERS day night till 9 p.m., start Swamp Rd. and Uouth St., Cov Excellent condition, nice for gf'O'i ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- /ViEANWHILE, JO PLACE6 TELL THEM ITS entry. 742-8816 after 6. camp or lake. 289-6617. X 'PLgA5e,„PDHr ) when t h e l is h t Moving— ^Trucjiing— ^ 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man LETS LEAVE / 6 0 E 6 AND I CAN AN EMEREENCY c a l l MIICE KENNEDY PRAH TO THE STATE HOUSE,.. £?F MALONE Storage 20 chester. 'NO LONGER SCULPi; Aufamobilof For Seda 4 Garago--^^rvlci I L0 5 B in t e r e s t ENTERPRISES/ MANCHESTER DeUvery—light DENTAL ASSISTANT desired, THE GOVERNORS and W HITNEY IN THIS PLACE' 1962 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Storage i a trUcking and package delivery. experience preferred if possi IN CONFERENCE BY ROUSON AND CANTTAUC fbllTLB SPORTS $696. I960 Voakswogen sedan, Refrigerators, washers and ble. Write Box EE, Manches EXPERIENCED 8tove moving specialty. Fold ter Herald, stating education, AIRCRAFT MOW, S IR - m W ^ O .'S T r O / ^ l i o . ,. r r.nj,, « S.. ing chairs for rent. 649-0782, qualifications, experience | an(I AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Division of United Aircraft Corp. St. : . > , ______references. ] FOR NEW. CAR AGENCY Fainting— PaperIngTl GENERAL MOTORS CARS MUSTANG 1967—2 door hard- /An Equal Opportunity Employer jpp. V—6, automatic, power MotorcyelM— EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS BIcyelM 11 INTERIOR and exterior palnt- WAHTED steering. No money down, Ing and P 8P ?rlng. Call Phil and BENEFITS ^$14.76 weekly, 86 months to Denoncourt, 742-6173. Cottage for one month In WRITE TO BOX GG START YOUR FU'TURE TODAY AT P&WA 1967 HONIPA — .890 Scrambler. summer, 2 bedrooms, water pay. CaU 288-8716, ask for Mr. ExceUent condition, 4,900 pilles, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD P.0V»0pJ /'i.-lZ Dlas.^ * * L. P^JLLETIER — Painting — front, ^ Ito n Lake. I J I II $876..Call 644-1077 alter 6 p.m. 13 BISSELL STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. :(t> IH I by NIA, hK. T M l«f. U.S. f«t. OH. Interior and exterior, papering Write Box "BB" 1966 PONTIAC GTO,. 2-door —------^ — ------and paper removal, fully in- Manchester Herald hardtop. .Drafted, best offef. Read H erald Ads- surid. 643-9043, and 640-6326. 646-0266 before, 6 p.m.

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREl ------t t ------^ - Situations Wanted— Houses For Saie 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses Foi^ Sd# , 72 Hoiiiiit For Solo 72 Out Of Town O uf Off Town INVITATION M ale 39 SIX room Cape, permanant siS For Solo 75 For Solo 75 BERRY’S WORLD ------— BUSINESS ZONE - Modem 8 log, city Utuioea, lot 60x284. ------MANCHESTER------duplex 7-7 on , 0,,^ house, l% baths, fire- Oo^- 2 *>a^, BOLTON. ^ beautiful 9 room TO BID CLASSIFIED MAINTENANOB plumbor, 17 bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate _i„„_ earage outbuilding, P®®*' cabana, barn, ^ e s t 816,900. Oiambers Realtor, 643- — 100x800 wooded yean In greater Hartford hoa- 2825. buUdlng lot, on which we will country'home on 2 acres, 2 BUILDINGS AND/OR hearing systems, aluminum maln’ h l g ^ S many posslblll- ® XglncV* "itoStom ’ build your new home, your baths, 2-car garage, outbuUd- STRUerrURES TO BE MOVED pltal, repair faucets, leaka siding, 6-garages, excellent in- ês 82^600. Hutchins Agency Hutchins Agency, Realtors, V i NfilW LISTING — Manchester, lUans or ours. Wesley R. Smith ings. Inspection of this unusual Sealed b i^ for the removal and general repair on plpea, vestment------property... In - business------64945324. ^9-6324. ______If 4-4 duplex, remodeled, like Construction Co., 648-1667. offering a must. Low 80’s. of the following buildings end/ ADVERTISING fixtures and tubing. 64B-2904. zone 828,500. Phllbrick n, ------~ SPLIT Level —7 rooms, form new, 2% baths, large lot. H. M Hayes Agency, 646-0181. or structures as more fully de Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. VERNON CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MAN CHIDAT—one man office al d l n l ^ ^ - baths, Frechette Realty. 647-9993. scribed In Form Vlo. (JON IIBB or small store, management UIA'IIU!irii u n iq u e 2 FAMILY will be received by the Sta'te 8 A.M; to 4:30 P.M. background, $88. Typing, bill MANCHESTER — execuUve HOT IT FlFR R D SBVBN room raised ranch^ neighborhood. Garrison Colon- U V /V V SOLD Seldom can we\offer a 2 COVENTRY Highway Commissioner, at 69 ing. 648-9158. brick Agency, Realtors. 649- three bedrooms, two baths, fin Newfield Avenue, Hartford, lal, 7 rooms, large family ished jj^Boreatlon room, porch. family that has 4 bedrooms DO YOUR PETS LACK COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room with fireplace, huge mod Six room Colonial with 5347. in each apartment. In addi Connecticut, until 11:00 A.M., Eight years old, 829,900-owner February 20, 1968 then at said Dogs— Birds Pets 41 em kitchen, screened porch, 2- breezeway, family room and MANCHESTER — new 6-room 648-8266. tion each apartment has Freedom? This fancy Ranch 4:S0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION office or at such place at that car garage, wooded lot, 8S4,- 2-car oversized garage. Ex Ranch, 1% baths, fireplace, been completely re will give them room to DeadUae for Saturday and Monday la 4:S0 p.m. Friday. OROOMINO ALL breeds. Har- time designated, publicly open 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real quisite park-llke 1.76 acre built-lns, garage, % acre wood BEAUTIFUL oversize 6 room furbished. City water and roam? Extra large lot with mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron lot with sturdy shade trees. ed and read aloud. Bids must tors, 649-6347. ed lot, Cliffwood, Bush Hill Rd. Oape, on large one acre treed sewer. 820,000 will buy it. enclosed kennels. Only 821,- Rd., Bolton, 648-5427. '' Complete privacy ' In Man be submitted on Proposal Form YOUR COOPERATION WIUL HIAI 9 7 1 1 826,690. Ray Holcombe, Real lot, possible 4 bedrooms, fire Mr. Lewis, 649-6806. 600. CaU (3iet Govang. BE APPRECIATED l/IM k I I PORTER ST. area — 4 bed chester’s most desired pres place with raised hearth, built- No. CON 114G in Bid Envelopes DACHSHUNDS —AKC, mlnla- tors, 644-1286. room Colonial, 2% baths, kitch tige area. A one of a kind provided by the State Highway ture and standard, 6 weeks to in oven, range and dishwasher. B &. W RELIANCE ASSOCIATES en built-lns, family room with home. Shown by appoint Department, which may be se 6 months, both colon, guaran assumable mortgage. Offered b a r r o w u r. Continued From Preceding Page fireplace, wall to wall carpet ment only. * at only 818,900. Wolverton and WALLACE Co 648-9674 or 872-4166 cured at 59 Newfield Avenue, teed at a fair price. Also Wei- Till mil M Lagol Nofica ing throughout, 2-car garage. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Manchester Parkade Hartford, (Jonnectlcut. The tele maraners. 1-628-6578. ' After 8, 876-9820 Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- OBDEB OF NOTICE Manchester 649-6806 phone. number Is 249-6211, ex Help Wanted— Male 36 l4elp Wanted— Male 36 BEL AIR REAL ESTATE AT A COURT OB’ FROBA’TE, 1567. CLIFFWOOD - Bush Hill Rd., SUBURBAN tension 322, 282 or 283. held at IMIanchester, wMhIn and for almost ready for occupancy! RANCH,. over ona.^______PART-TIME janitor, mornings, COLLIE Puppies for sale, 643-9332 the DMrlct of Manchester, on the A CERTIFIED CHECK, PRESS OPERATORS 813,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, 2nd day of February. 1988. _ now 4-bedroom Colonial, 2 half acre of woodland for your pri-^ROLTON — Manchester line. FORK LIFT OPERATORS steady work, must be reliable. 875.9243 (Present, Hon. John J. WalleU, vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living BANK CASHIER'S CHECK, Call 649-5334. ______!______\ dormers, air-conditioner, neat baths, full bath, fireplace, gar quality custom built 3 or 4 bed PACKERS \ Judge. room, only years old, BANK 'mEASURER’S CHECK, AKC registered miniature and clean. Hutchins Agency, Estate of EUzahelh A. Kerr of age, big woiMed % acre lot, 8 817,- room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga MANCHESTER — 9-room Manchester, tn said Mstrlct, an In- DRAWN upon a STATE BANK Realtors, 649-6324. 827,940. Holdombe,' Realtors, 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, rage, extra large buUt-ln kitch FInt Shift, 46 Hour Week poodle pup, white male, puppy 649-4535. A TRUST (JOMPANY or a NA- SERVICE TRAINEE shots. Call 643-8163. home. only 35 seconds from ~|S“ ®e<5S^tor having exhibited 644-1286. en, paneled rec lOom with fire EASTERN BOILER & East Center St. Ideal for the nts annual account with said estate place, 2H baths, many closets, 'nO N A L BANK located in the LAKEWOOD Cllrcle So. — lnrp-A fnrellv tbnt needs 6 bed- to this Court for aUi/Wimuce, it is COVENTRY-BOLTON line. 6% large lamiiy mat neeos o oea ORDBJRED: That the 6th day of sundeck, aluminum combina STATE OF (JONNE(JTI(JUT, or ELECTRONICS, INC. Large rambling oversize Colon room L-Ranch, 2-car attached 69 Loomis St. Man to service office equip Articles For Sal* 45 ial —C _ nclosed rooms. Permanent siding and March, 1968. at eleven o'clock fore- Lots For S a l* 73 tions, desirable one aepe lot. a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY ment. Good mechanical aluminum storms and screens. noon at the Probê OCfioe in the garage, fireplace, treed lot, Im patio V ) I I J garage. « /v/xrs iir 1 MunioipBl Building in said Msn- Quick occupancy. Move-in con ORDER, to the order of ability needed. Electrical PROCESSEH} gravel for drive- mediate occupancy, 821,600. Large iscaped 2-car garage, $23,000. Wolver- cheater, be and the seme is MANCHESTER — Treed 50x125 dition. Only 828,000. La'wrence TREASURER, S'TATE OF CON- knowledge helpful. Continu ways and parking areas. Also ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. oealgned for a h e o ^ on Uk Hayes Agency, 646-0181. lot. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ° lowonce of said account and sold B-aone lot. WolverUm Agency, F. Flano, Realtor, 649-8871. NE(jnCUT In an amount not PROGRAMMERS 360 ous on the job training, car bank run gravel and fill at our a ___ _ conservotor’s prloT account with 649-2818. less than 8100.(X) or 10., 647- of quaUfled cUents. Call Paul successful Bidder fails to exe ware, finishes, tods, ad- âge Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 tlon, near banks. Apply M ar- ” 9'8782 evenings. J. Corrwti, Agency, 643-6363. 2 equipped kitchen, living room INVITATION 9021. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room ______cute the ContractOThe Bidder’s hesives and much more. Wood Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. low’s, Inc., 867 Main St. SECURITY INSURANCE s e r v ic e station attendanto. SOUTH MAIN St. aria — 6 and with fireplace, beautifully land Manchester Scouts Receive Ad Alteri Dei Award name shall appear on the face SPRING St., large lot. Close to Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining WANTED — one famUy house Products Specialties, 30 Bar-nA WE BUY AND SELL antiques, 376 SO. FT. ground floor, cen- 6 ° fiat, with ^-car2-car garage, sell- scaped lot with 2-car garage. FOR BIDS of the check. Co. part-rime, mornings or eve new Globe HoUow school. Nor room, nice lot, city water, wall In Bolton or Coventry. I will Ten Manchester Boy Scouts yesterday received the Ad Alteri Flynn of St. James’ Church was spiritual Instructor for mem nings. Apply in person. Gor 8272 and used furniture, china, tral Main St. location, 3 rooms, Croc>'«tt Mrs. Smith will be happy to The Manchester Redevelop- to wall, oak floors, storms. Deposits received in any form OF HARTFORD man S. Hohenthal Realtors, advertise your house and show Del Award at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hartford. The Most bers of Troop 120, and John G. McNamara, was committee co glass, silver, picture frames, private lavatory, ideal for pro- Realtor, 643-1677. show you this listing at your nient Agency will receive bids other -than specified in the Pro man Bros., Inc., 770 Main St., 646-1166, 643-9278. Taxes 8325.' 816,000. Meyer It only to carefuUy screened Rev. John F. Hackett, Bishop of Hartford Diocese, presented ordinator. Blousfield, of Troop 123, Community Baptist Church, 1000 Asylum Ave. Manchester. FEDERAL gas fired furnace, old coins, guns, pewter, scrap fesslonal, insurance or real es- MANCHESTER - Immaculate conve.lienee. Coll her at the f- 900. J. Sledesky, 649-6306. The Committee has further CLEAN, USED refrigerators, for the rental o ' your apart ary 9. 1968. by certified mall. Prospect St. and Mrs. Charles sanitation union. parts of the city Sunday and 'U'® association, the oldest terial acceptable to the Engi Colonial Board Company PART-TIME ranges, automatic washers, Cto^ hoSfUith m -dS)7tal b a r r o w s and WALLACE Co. draft, payable^ to the order of 000. We are happy to offer you fixed June 16, 1968 as the date ment or home. J.D. Real Es Manchester Parkade McDonidd 5 ^ sGARAGE priced for quick sale. Offers bedrooms,. 4% rooms, Im- Ranch mnriem kitoVion «Hih excellent Income property. H. f. ® u* “ ‘uuenj, pnof realize a profit of 818. The invited. 643-8110. ■of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Garden. day work, said Paul O’Dwyer, a “ r*” **'- The (jommittee has further the same state minimum Help WantecL^ mediate bJmmancv.occupancy. Heat,Heat hot built-ins, dining room, 3 bed- M. PreehetteFrechette RealtvRealty, R647-9993.47.flM3 ‘ ‘'^reby causing a non-conform- to awarding of the Contract. Sehaller of 340 Lydall St., Sat amounts to cover Explosion, ing side line. Manchester Aides to toe, mayor said’ tele- union attorney. Not qffected by ®°^''® ®®n°?^ iitxfixed June 25, 1968 as the date water, oven, range, refrigera urday, Feb. 24 at South Metoo Collapse or Underground Dam Male or Female 37 rooms, family room, 2-QAr gar- SEVEN room modern home off Signed; John Morlanos, grams to Lindsay ran 778-15 In the governor’s action, h^ said. Is ^1!. for holding Senatorial District MECHANIC tor, parking. Call 627-9238 be Redevelopment Agency dlst Church. his favor, and calls tb the May- the 18-day jail sentence Imposed from which v^l come more pro age Liability (XCU). Musical instruments 53 ?31,900. Porter St. in one of Manches- Chairman. By; Everett T. Keith, fits for toe venture. Next Frl- Conventions (in Districts com- tween 9-6 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. ^ ______on the union president, John ITEM No. 1—2 story frame SCHOOL BUS operators, part- ^'AnteiaA r-nxm o n------1— --- 21.^------4)______Agency, Realtors, ters finest neighborhoods. Cus- Howard P. Jensen, Chalrma,n day,a movie, “ So Dear To My posed.of two or more towns, in- time hours, rate 82.47., io hour DeLury, for defying a back-to- House, 1 frame Shop, 3 aban FOUR ROOM apartment, see D4Q-6347. built with many unusual Secretary Dated: February b, 1968 Heart,” a Disney production, eluding Districts 16, 16 and 36) Experienced mechanic week. Silver Lane Bus Line, Excellent cmdltlon. Must sell— work order Issued under toe doned Automobiles, 442 Hart to service and repair drafted! 842^. Call 289-0564 af ond fpbor, one block from q f P East Center St nracllcal- I®atures. Beautiful park like Long Chase Ends will be shown at 9:30 a.m .„to f®*" ‘b® Selection of party-en- 49 Brainard Place, Manches state’s Taylor Law which bars all who wish to see it with toe dorsed candidates for the office ford Road, Manchester, 76-85-23. company vehicles In our ter 4:30 pxn. Main St. 643-6639. ,y cenfgj, lot. Priced In the low 30’s. By ter, 643-8978. public employe strikes. returns to enhance toe coffers of State Senator from said Dis- Former property o f: SPECTOR, MANCHESTER office. lly flat, 4 down, 3^^ up. Com- appointment. Phllbrick Agency, FOUR ROOMS, newly decorat- , , , The union was found g(ullty of of the School-to-School plan. trlcts. The hour of toe day and Norman et al XCU). WANTED achool bus cirivers, 649-6347. AMPEG SB-12—Excellent con ed, new tile bath, new birch P ®I®ty renovated. Both a p a r t ______contempt, tootoo, and can be fined men or women,-7-9 a.m., 2-4 School Menu ‘ *^® P*®®® where such Conven- Item No. 2—2 story frame Hours; 4:30 p.m. to dition, 8100. CaU 647-1018. kitchen, heat furnished. A-1 lo- ju®"*® vacant. Aluminum sld- FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, HOMESICK? Man, Girl Jailed 1 810,000 a day da for the 9-day p.m. 844il902 after y 6 p.m. H. Menus for lunches at the “ ®u® ®*'® ‘ ® ®® ” °‘*®®’ w/attached 12:30 a.m. cation. Adults only. Call 742v E®*"®®!®®- Hue residential baths, fireplace, built-ins, \ strike, and lolose its dues check- school for toe rest of the week tbe respective members of the Shed, frame^ Garage, J5 frame A. Frink Inc., Wapfjng;. IDEAL for beginners, smtdl, 6367. ^ J : J- Crockett, Real- garage, 1% acres, woodedl V)ff^rlvllege.iff^rlvllege will be: Tuesday, pizza casser- State Central Committee, is as Sheds, 91-93-96 South Main one speaker aihplifier, like ty, 643-1677. 825,500. Suburban. Hutchins CROCHET The law failed Its first test 2 Good salary. Regular Street, Manchester 76-86-26. BUS DRIVERS for . I*®"'. b®st offer. Call 649-9962. 3% ROOMS, heat, hot water, re- ole, garden salad, cheese sticks. follows: Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. I2W.2614I \ \ In Two Slayings last fall when the AFL-CIO Former property of: SEA- raises. routes and chartered . trips. ------frlgerator, stove, 2 year lease. RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom United Federation of Teachers rolls, marble cake; Wednesday, 4TH DISTRICT—8 ;00 P.M.— Valuable benefits. STRANT, Frederick W. Est. Collins Bus Service, Harold 8120 security, 8120 per month. Possihility. room witi. q ^ o family, 6-6 flat, aluminum Highly spirited and snappy is (Continued from Pago One) ------struck for 16 days at toe begin- Hungarian goulash, noodles, GLASTONBURY BRANCH Collliis, 644-1631. Office and Store 646-0090. fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood siding, 163x154 lot, convenient a jumper and blouse combina flagged them down claiming nlng of the school term. The un- bread and butter, cheese sticks, EAST HARTFORD FEDERAL XCU Visit our employment ed let. Priced for immediate ly located. Leonard Agency, tion. Sporty jumper has culottes, didn’t give them a chance to they had had a hunting acci- ion was fined 8160,000. lost Its apple crisp; Thursday, bean SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC., NOTE: For Item No. i toe HAIRDRESSERS Minted, jJlI ^ Equipment x 54»-t MANCHESTER - 4 room apart- office at 62 East Cen sale. Wesley R. Smith Con Realtors, 646-0469. a U-shaped neckline and a talk, explain,or anything.,’’ he dent, dues checkoff and Its president with bacon soup, jelly sandwich. MAIN STREET, GLASTON- structures must be removed ter Street, Manchester, • Apply In per^n. BURROUGHS electric posting maht. Convenient location. struction Co., 6a3-1667. waist-nipping belt. 5328 said. “ They just shot them.” vegetable sticks, butter scotch b URY. within 20 days from toe start TheT h o WWlo>arAV*it lgge^ I}Anfi4arBeauty Salon, 626 KOK ^ ^ .ax.:,...... Officers said both men were was jailed for 16 days. The open Monday through machine model P-40, Reming StoVe, refrigerator and heat RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full .No. 8263 with Photo-Guide Is Autliorltles pieced together shot five times. Boyd was killed teachers won pay raises, how- pudding; Friday, fish shortcake, committee ing debate. Afaln St., Manchester, Tuesday MARSHALL Rd. — 6 room This attractive doll covers toe has further Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 ton Rand electric printing cal furnished, 8150 pei^ month! baths, modem kitchen with - In sizes 12>^ to 264, bust 33 to jellied vegetable salad, cheese NOTE: For Item No. 2 toe torough Saturday, Cape, 1% baths, finished rec > iwoiro It ir» ^'® ®bronology of events which immediately and his son was in ever fixed April 18, 1968 as toe day p.m. Or call 643-4101, culator. ExceHettV condltipn. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. built-lns, formal dining room, 47. Size 1 4 4 , 36 bust, blouse, i ^ believe occurred In the serious condition at Maxwell Air ______:______sticks, corn muffins, cherry structures must be removed room. Bowers School. Imme is “ ’ ® Palmary for toe . election EJtt. 368. Evening and Recently serviced. 8400. for family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- 4% yards of 45-lnch; culotte, favorite colors to harmonize or three*state crime spree. j Force Bqsej hospital In nearby jeUo. Milk within 25 days from the start CX1HPL5- to fumls^church Cus diate occupancy. T. J. contrast with the room decor; IS servea wixn au delegates to toe above Con Saturday interviews ar todial Services', T s exchange both. Lfuid Planners Ass6clates car garage. Excellent neigh 3 yards. Brown had been in an argu- Montgome'ry. meals. ing date. _ . ‘ , . Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. you’ll find Is easy to crochet. New England Talent ventions, which 'Primary will ranged. to t rent of 6 room imgle bouse. 643-1111. borhood, 830,600. Phllbrick Send 50 cents In coins plus ment earlier with Willingham Mississippi authorities said a A Performance Bond In toe Business Locations — ------Pattern No. 6328 has complete be held in Towns and Districts Boltpn. Qall*849-72|6. Eeum M.A ROOM oversized Cape, 2 Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. 16 cents for first-class mall and and toe other three youths In highway patrolman spotted toe DENVER, Colo. (AP) — The ■ Manchester Evening Herald amount of 100% of his bid or crochet and finishing directions. in which an opposing slate or * Wi Kvill Fullfull 1\citha baths, trees, InwMAlarge 14I.4lot, special handling for each pat Suirunervllle. On Friday nlgfht Boyd car and followed It. A Denver Broncos of the Ameri- Andover corres|>ondent, Law- 81000.00 whichever is greater Antiques 56 Send 36 cents in coins plus slates of candidates are filed In THE SOUTHERN 'APPLICATI9NS,4itakei);''Tor full' 823,000. Phllbrick Agency. MANCHESTER — 7 room cus tern. the..... four.— youthsJ------...In „a rpickup----- r ...... roadblock was- ...... set up -and - -hlgh- e - c®n Football League apparently rence Moe, tel. 742-6796, will be required of 'the success ■ 4 Sue Burnett, Manchester accordance with Sections 9-405, and part-time Work a!t the all 460 MAIN St. — store or of Realtors, 649-5347. tom built brick Colonial (Jape, ifnnrtiw pulled alongside Brown’s way patrolmen sat quietly with have plenty of respect for New ful bidder foi? each Item. w a n t e d t o b u y — antlo'jes, In like new condition, 22 acres Evenlng Herald, 1160 AVE. OF special handling for each pat- 9-407 and 9-408 of the General NEW ENGLAND sew' Diary Queen, Brazier' at fice, Ideal for many purposes. If you aren’t you will be if you miss this beautiful no- nr oan n o . gports Car. McConnell Said their auto lights out until toe England college players. A separate Bid Proposal is to steins, furniture, pewter, lead 646-2426, 9-6. SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, high scenic land. Priced for AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. tern. Statutes of the State of Con (..Wednesday seven-room, custom built home, off Porter Street at toe youths ' told him Brown car appeared. The Broncos announced dur- (Veil) Danube Bridge be submitted for each above TELEPHOIjIE CpIVIPANY " Ijid^Thui^y, S '^ J 'a n d 18.. ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 2-car garage, paneled recrea quick sale. Hayes Agency, loose. Anne Cabot, Manchester necticut. below replacement cost. You name it, this house has rolled down , toe window and Then, all toe cars flashed on ing toe weekend the signing of Item. Jrom j-6 p.m. any qiiaiitity. 644-8962. STOR'E FOR RENT — down tion room, large treed lot, $22,- 646-0131. Print Name, Address with Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. ______,, GREIN, Austria—A 82.2 mil- _____Dated__ at Hartford,______, ____ Conngctl- it. Fireplace, modem kitchen, dining room, family opened fire on them with a .38- their lights at once. Troopers split end Steve Fryer of Colby NOTICE TO BIDDERS: U- An Eqjial (Opportunity - 0 - ______J------______town Manchester, State Thea 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors Zip Code, Style Number and OF AMEBIOAS, NEW YORK, as a frê agent. Other New lion bridge has been opened a*^cut, this 5to day of February tre Bldg. Inquire ^Manager, MANCHESTER — centraUy Id;- room, thi-ee or four bedrooms, porch, two-car garage, caliber pistol. said Brown Imbed from the quidated damages of twenty Employer * >CK^S bought, sold, trade^j 649-6324. Size. N. Y. 10036. The pair fled and authorities car with hands behind his head, England college players on the Grein. The 807-foot-long struc- 1968. State Theatre, 648-7832. ------cated 4 bedroom house plus five dollars per day will be as ; Situajhions W anta4— £ ixpert repairing. Coionlkl etc. Park-like yard. $ 33 ,9C iO . Don’t be homesick, Fashion conscious women* — Print Name, Address with Zip issued a lookout for them In leaving toe girl and the pistol Denver roster are John Huard ture Is the third built over the self-contained 3 roon^sfulte. Ab Signed; sessed for each calendar day Hock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. STORE FOR r f n t Main s* MANCHESTER — Vernon line, call , send now for our latest Issue pf (Jode and Style Number. both Georgia and Alabama. inside toe car. of Maine, Jack Lentz of Holy Danulbe River in Upper Austria uA X.1XXX.W.-lA » XX. S 10«E FOR RENT. Main St„ 6% room Ram;h, V/s baths solutely, Ideal for liflaw sltua- Howard E. Hausman, of over-run of Contract time. ______01 _-flo c k s 'O n ly . Open 10 a.m. toe Spring and Summer ’68 Ba 60 cents win bring you the new On Saturday, authorities said. Authorities said toe girl was Cross, Mickey Beard of Dart- slnce^ 1945 and Is 'the first in JOURNE'YMANêleftricidn,. im- WILL .pare for your prdlschool f - ^hmdays (|^h till 6 Manchester in , State Theatre large fireplaced living room, tlon. Modernized an^lmmacu- PHILBRICK AGENCY sic Fashion — 60 cents. ’68 Spring & Summer Album! Chairman Howard S. Ives, bullding, reasohAble rent. Poi built-lns, aluminum windows, late. Two-car garage. 76x160 Boyd and his son were shot aft- charged with Brown because mouth, Roger LeClerc of Trinl- Austria to utilize a free pro- mediate steady employment, '•girl in my home. Registeredp.m., closed . Tutesday apd REALTORS _ ._ ®'ree knit directions for man’s er they stopped their car to lend she apparently went with him ty, and Bobby Mitchell and Jeff jeoting concrete span without Republican State State Highway Wilson Electrical G o.,' 64S-4n7. 643-^4. , )êdnesday. information please call .theatre Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- landscaped lot. Bel Air Real Central Committee Commissioner manager at 648’78S2. 0181. " Estate, 643-9332. Phone 649-5347 R c B u ' H e r a l d ^ A d s cawe-cardlgan. aid to a young couple who freely. Kuhman, both of Vermont, under-scaffolding. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1908 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR manrl)?atpi: iEwanittg Bloodmobile Visits St. Mary’s Church Tomorrow, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. ------r ~ ■ ------About Town Average Daily Net Pleas Ran For Ike Week Ende4 The Weather Envelopes for the filter Seal January 6, 1968 drive will be stuffed Tuesday OPEN F a ir tonlgrht. Low in teens. at 6 p.m. before a meeting of Now lEuptiitin UlrraUi the Manchester Rotary Club at Tomorrow partly cloudy, windy, 6:80 p.m. at the Manchester DAILY 15,534 High near 20. Country Club. N io iR m Am ^s Manchester— A City o f Village Charm INC 9to9 The Manchester WATEIS will At... i VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 113 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1968 (OlaaaUled Advertising’ on Pa^fe 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS meet tomorrow at the Italian American Club, 136 Eldrldge St. Saturday 9 to 6 Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Appliance and TV Center, 445 Hartford Road Light Side St. Gerard's Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ‘Very Little Progress’ Of the News the home of Mrs. James O'Con nor, 380 Porter St. Mrs. Leon Tons of Bombs Whistle Cleavers Stolen Too ardo Parla is co-hostess. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) — Burglars struck the Fidelman The American Legion will Market Monday. They carted meet tomorrow at 8:18 p.m. at Seen in Seoul Talks off $30 in cash and $600 worth of the post home. meat, with two cleavers to cut Plays Dual Role SEOUL (AP) — U.S. presi rea’s worries over her defenses the talks today continued the it. On Enemy Positions A State Police film, "Child dential envoy Cyrus Vance met in the face of North Korean discussion begun Monday "in a Molesting,” will be shown to John Spector of Willlmantic for almost three hours today threats. full, free, lively and friendly at ‘Not Encouraging’ morrow at 8 p.m. at a Joint Is playing the leading dual roles •with South Korea’s premier and Vance planned another meet mosphere.” He said the talks PHILADELPHIA (AP) — De meeting of the Nathan Hale and of "Hugo” and "Frederick” In ONCE-A-YEAR FACTORY-AUTHORIZED other top Cabinet ministers, but ing with Premier Chung H-kwon "have been going ahead quite spite special tutoring at federal Verplanck PTAs at Verplanck Korean sources reported they Wednesday and then was ex well.” expense, 373 of Philadelphia’s School. A brief business meet "Ring Round the Moon,” by North Viet made "very little progress” to pected to pay his second visit to Korean sources said Vance 608 long-term substitute teach U.S. Official ing will be conducted at 7 :80 Jean Anouilh, the winter pro- ward eliminating differences be President Chung Hee Park. and the Koreans agreed tenta ers failed to pass an examina p.m. in the school library. Mem ducUon of the Little Theater of tween the United States and its Whether that would be Vance’s tively that the ■ foreign and de tion for certification, the School bers of the Nathan Hale PTA Manchester (LTM). The show Asian ally. final conference nobody in au fense ministers o( the two gov Board reported today. R a p s P ress Repel Attack desiring transportation to Ver opens Thursday for a three-day The meeting was "rough thority would say, but the presi ernments would meet annually "The fact that three-quarters planck School may contact Mrs. run at Bailey Auditorium, Man going,” one Korean source re dential envoy already has ex failed to pass, even after train David Whitaker, 65 Teresa Rd. to review mutual security prob chester High School. Curtain ported. The conference ranged tended his visit one day. Into lems, with the first meeting to ing, is not encouraging,” said At M eetin g At Otadel time is 8:30 nightly. over problems of the complex Wednesday. be held in Washington in June. the board’s research division. Rockville Emblem Club will This is Specter's second ap-/' crisis resulting from South Ko An American source said that The training lasted five weeks. SAIGON (AP) — Raiding A spokesman for the U.S. Em WASHINGTON (AP) — A meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at pearance in an LTM production. bassy would not comment on closer to Saigon than ever be the Elk's Home, Rockville. Mrs. tttgh official of the Johnson Ad He played the part of "SM Qallo" the report. Rare Bird Shot fore, ^ .S . B52 Stratofortresses Arthur Folsey is in charge of in "The Fantasticka,” in 1966. Informed sources also report LOS ANGELES (AP) — ministration, meeting privately program. Refreshments will be dumpjlp tons of bombs today on He has also played leading roles ed that the Koreans were asking Three adventurous weeks of with a group of newsmen, de served. for area groups in "How to Suc suspected Communist troop con the U.S. government to tell freedom for Abbie the African clared some criticism of the ceed in Business Without Really centrations only seven miles Pueblo in War Act, North Korea it will denounce hombill are over. A gas station war In Vietnam gets close to the Miantonomah Tribe, lORM, Trying,” “My Fair Lady,” '/Mu Enjoy this beautiful north-northeast ot,yw capital. 3 attendant 30 miles away at Ne- will install officers tonight at 8 the 1953 armistice agreement if question, "whose side are you sic Man," "Pajama Game,”l^ d the Communists send down any wall found the body of the big, While air and grSqnd forces at Tinker Hall. Tony Egido, dis many others. on?” harried Viet Cong holdouts more raiders like the team that rare bird—apparently killed by The official advised newsmen trict deputy, and his staff will North Korea Claims around Saigon, North Viet tried to assassinaite President an unknown hunter. to stop looking for "something preside. SWIVEL CONSOLE namese regulars repelled a joint Airman 1. C. Willard W. Hills, TOKYO (AP) — North Ko try were for espionage activi Park. The South Koreans also The hombill flew her Los An to bitch about” and focus on the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliard B. geles Zoo coop Jan. 25. She was effort by U.S. and South Viet The Military Order of Devil a l l m o d e l s rean charged today the opera ties, against the Democratic reportedly want the Americans Importance of winning the war. HUls of 63 Laurel St., has re- to have been mated to Abel, the namese marines to clear the Dogs, Marine Corps League, tions of the USS Pueblo were People’s Republic of Korea.” to demand that North Korea The official said the whole appa cenUy been promoted to staff “ part of premeditated aggres Pyongyang’s Korean Central walled Citadel in Hi»e, 400 miles will Install officers tonight at 8 (See Page Twelve) ratus of press *and broadcasting sergeant at Maxwell Air Force sive maneuverlngs of U.S. impe News Agency distributed two (See Page Ten) to the north. at the Marine Home on Parker wouldn’t amount to much unless The North Vietnamese, with Base, Montgomery, Ala., serv with today’s rialism for a new war in Korea photographs of what it said was the United States wins. St. heavy small-arms, machine-gun ing in Special Service of the and Asia.” the Pueblo’s navigational pjot The session was held late last Air Force. and rocket fire, held their bur TTie Women's Home League ■ 7:he radio in Pyongyang, the purporting to show six positions week under rules which prohib COLOR TV, North Korean capital, said "all of the vessel "deep in the terri rows in the grimy black stone will have a worship service at ited Identifying the official or walls to round out two weeks its meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Daughters of Union Vet big g est documents and data obtained torial waters” of North Korea. Eight to Sail for Sale quoting him by name. Such erans of the Civil War will meet show beyond doubt” that the One picture covers the east within the former imperial capi at the Junior Hall of the Cita "backg^round” sessions are of tal. del. Hostesses are Mrs. Elsa tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home from any angle! Pueblo was engaged in "hostile ern coast of the Korean peninsu To insure a wildly successful Washington Birthday ten held In Washington and are of''*Mrs. Robert Schubert, 17 acts” and "carried out espion la and the other was its en Sales Feb. 22, eight Manchester Merchants will set In a grim sidelight of the bat Samuelson and Mrs. Myrtle usually characterized by a tle for Saigon, 1,060 unidentified Summer St. COLOR age” when it was seized Jan. 23. larged version showing the east off tomorrow in their sturdy sailing craft Rock Bot calm, informal unemotional Turgeon. With this spectacular Magnavox Annual Sale value, dead were buried in mass To support the charge, the ern coast of North Korea. tom to find the “ secret of sales success.” mood. The VFW Auxili* will meet you’re always "front-row-center” regardless of broadcast quoted. from a The pictures, monitored in graves of a cemetery pauper’s The indignant outburst which field. Most were Viet Cong guer tomorrow at 8 p.j the post "confession” purported to have Tokyo, carried an identical cap Reports lead them to believe a business school where you sit in your room! Model 531 offers along the state’s coast guards a sure cure for sales marked this latest gathering Soldier totes a sack of sand to strengthen fortifi rillas. home. PICTURE'. been made Feb. 5 by Lt. Ed tion which said the chart was gave rise to reports that top of cations in the ‘‘‘V-Ring” of Khe Sanh where a large Chromatone, Quick-On pictures plus many other ward Murphy Jr., of Berkeley, "directly recorded” by Murphy. slumps. The men plan to land at the school and National police said one of the Rtmtmbtr wifh ficials of the Johnson adminis U.S. Marine force is braced for an expected mas highest ranking North Viet The Ladles Bible Class of the advanced Magnavox features that will provide Calif., executive officer and The caption said the navigation search the grounds to find the secret. tration were showing sig;ns of Church Of Christ will meet to navigator of the Pueblo. al plot shows “ the courses taken sive North "Vietnamese attack. (AP Photofax) namese military officers in The brave crew’s sailing adventures will be follow frustration and resentment of South Vietnam, Maj. Gen. Tran morrow at 10 a.m. at the year-after-year of genuine viewing pleasure! Enjoy After listing navigational posi by the ship for espionage activi criticism. It came in the wake Do, was fatally wounded last church. They will study the final tions said to have been given by ties.” ed each day in The Herald until the sale day. a thrilling demonstration—now! of the Communist offensive Saturday in a fight at Saigon’s lesson in a series on the Holy Murphy to show the Pueblo’s lo The photographed chart car The men are: Bernie Apter of Rfegal Men’s Shop, against Vietnamese cities and An Quang pagoda. Sniper fire, Spirit. cation, the broadcast quoted ried six arrows which the agen Fred Nasiff of Nassiff Arms, Harold Gaboury of towns begrinning at the end of however, had driven investiga him as saying: “ As navigator. I cy claimed "indicate the posi Wilton’s Gift Shop, Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jew CHOCOLATES January. LBJ to Halt Bombs tors away from the body after Hose Co. 1, Eighth District can assure upon my honor of all tions of the ship deep In the ter elry, Leo Juran of Fairway, Paill Misseri of Paul’s President Johnson has said they photographed and finger Fire Department will meet to the courses taken by the USS ritorial waters.” Both pictures NOW Paints, Joe Garman of (3oret Casuals and Jay Reed publicly that the Communists printed it, and confirmation night at 8 at fire headquarters, Pueblo intruding deep Into the were so blurred that no place of R e ^ ’s. suffered a complete military de from other sources was lacking. Main and Hilliard Sts. names were discernible.” ONLY territorial waters of your coun feat. The official who briefed re If No Double-Cross American authorities said F $ 4 7 9 5 0 porters on administration views Tran Do has been deputy com said the Communists had failed WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi passage for the emissary,” mander of the Communist Cen to hold any cities and towns out dent Johnson says despite the whom he declined to name. tral Committee for South Viet of the hundred attacked, and massive Communist offensive in But he said the emissary was nam and was identified in re IN had failed to .set off a popular still in Hanoi "as far as we cently captured Viet Cong docu uprising against the Saigon gov South Vietnam he will halt know and he may still be talk ments as deputy commander in ernment. He conceded, howev bombing of • the North, start ing to the North Vietnarhese.” chief of the "Liberation Army of er, that the pacification pro- peace talks tomorrow and let The White House and State De South Vietnam.” the enemy "write the agenda” £ g;ram had been disrupted and partment declined comment. In a campaign to weed out wpuld take some time to get —if Hanoi doesn’t try a double- Johnson said he thought he Viet Cont dispersed within Sai VALENTINE’S back on schedule because of the cross. understood youthful Vietnam gon, national police announced heavy burdens of urban recon This was Johnson’s off-the- dissenters—"none of iis want to all males between the ages of 16 DAY cuff reaction. Monday when 1 of FEB. 14 struction and refugee care. die” —but declared “ we have and 40 might obtain "temporary Magnavox INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR always brings you The Communist attacks yrere 11 college student visitors at the gone just as far as decent and control tickets,” showing boUi GIVE FAMOUS a surprise in their timing and White House argued that cam honoralble people can go’’ to their regular identification the places hit. Questioning of pus antiwar demonstrators "are seek a Vietnam peace. cards and family, papers in the SPIN? perfect color pictures...INSTANTLY and AUTOMATICALLY! this point in an effort by report not just the unwashed” but in It was a spontaneous presi process. ers to find out whether there clude brilliant young people. dential performance—75 min Long lines formed at police STOP! had been an intelligence failure Rep. Roman C. Puclnski D- utes of it—in a White House sit stations in the five districts, VALENTINE HEARTS touched off the verbal explosion. 111., earlier told a Chicago audi ting room. With five reporters considered secure, of the nine Deluxe Consoles 5 Authentic Styles The official said no one is ence a presidential emissary watching and taking notes. districts in the capital. Police Call! ever satisfied there is enough was in Hanoi to discuss a possi Johnson opened himself to all orders are that any man found intelligence. But he could not ble bombing halt and negotia questions and, in answering, without the temporary ticket see why the reporters had to tions to end the war when Com paced, gesticulated, grimaced after 5 p.m. Thursday is to be n e w s y s t e m start their questioning from dis munists attacked the U.S. Em and orated with more emotion arrested as a Viet Cong suspect. satisfaction. There is a point, he bassy in Saigon last month. than is normal in his public ap AP photograiîer A1 Chang re LAUNDRY said,, where the question is- Pucinski said: “ As a matter pearances. ported from Hue that the sky AND DRY CLEANING —“ Whose side are you on?” of fact, the U.S. had to stop the bombing of Hanoi to assure safe (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) ON HARRISON ST. (44) In World War II, the official said, there were always reasons Off East Center St. to “ bitch at your allies” or intel Opposite the Cemetery ligence authorities—you could always find "something to bitch For Pickup and Delivery People Chasing Him OaU 649-7763 about.” But the key questions, he argued, are whether you talk Branches at: about how to win or whether 601 Hartford Rd. you say everything is lost. PINE PHARMACY SAVE $60 SAVE $60 The official said he and his ‘Rich’ Bum’s World Shattered Also Pine Cleaners French Provincial colleagues live on t| ie hope that 664 Center St.— 649-0814 666 Center Street Contemporary total reporting ,of the war will LOS ANGELES —The world of Clint curb next to Wescott and shouted with a model 748 model 740 Wescott has been shattered and will big grin: (See Page Eleven) never be the same. "Hey, Clint, baby. Remember me? Wescott, 51, has avoided people for Your old buddy. I’ve known you for 15 years, but now finds them chasing years, haven't I, baby? You’ve always him —and the 19,219.68 dollars he sud been my boy. Beautiful Mediterranean model 744, on con> \ denly found is waiting for him in Burnt ".You need a manager for all that cealed swivel casters forifeasy moving. Prescriptions Hills, N.Y. money, Clint —for that 19 thou. You've SAVE He abandoned a gas station in his always been my boy, Clint. OK, Clint, hometown in 1953 and hit the roads to baby?" Not Expected become a drifter. Roger Aiken of the Christian Center in f ‘ 60 But the gas station was purchased in Pasadena was out looking for Clint in 1961 and the proceeds of that sale rests the weeds and when he found him said: In Medicare in two banks waiting to be claimed by "Give us the money, Clint, and we’ll )the ragged, flop-hatted irian who prefers put it to good use. It’s for a good cause. Your choice Pollution scars landscape of this once beautiful woodland pool north of New York Oity. (AP Photofax) to sleep in weed-choked lots. We have a boys’ club. It will- give kids WASHINGTON (AP) — Ad Wescott doesn’t want the fortune. a lift, give boys a chance. Remember NOW ONLY ministration sources predict But there are others who do. And on when'you were a boy, Clint? President Johnson’s forthcom Monday they began showing up with ing health message to Congress "You can live in the back of our place. Man—Planet Despoiler ideas on how the bearded drifter should ALSO SAVE $60 .. . on price-reduced Convenient Remote SAVE $60 won’t recommend adding the We'll put you up.” SAVE $60 spend his money. Control models,, too. Available in Mediterranean, Early Italian Provincial cost of prescription drugs to the Wescott used the telephone Monday for Early American—model 742, A parking lot owner driving a new medicare program. on concealed swivel casters. American, and Contemporary styles. NOW ONLY $615 model 746 ' Lincoln Continental drove over to the (See Page Seven) Pollutants Could Alter Climate Said one well-laced soqrce at the Department of Healdi/Edu EDITOR’S NOTE time for their passengers, also They are not predicting that cation and Welfare: INSTANT AUTOMATIC COLOR— the most • CHROMATONE— brings you richer, far more • LASTING RELIABILITY— from exclusive In his effort to go faster releasing clouds of exhaust either of these man-caused dis "I think you can look at the and higher, Man may be particles at extremely high al asters will happen. Remedial President’s budget for HEW and important advance in Color TV—was firM Wi7

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