PAGI TWENTT-EIGHT f FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 mmurl;rBtpr lEttptting Ifprald A. ■? ■ AtstosiI s Opslsoh, ate For- About Toivn tuson Rd., bss auooossAiUy oom- DnUy N«t PraSB R » pletod hsr ttn it six anontlM of The Weather R«t. WaMar H. Loomis, Police Log pMlOr rW wmmiPy P*|«***» nunring oduoation a t St. FTsa- ols Hospital School o t Nuisinr. U, F a ir sad cool tonistat. ^Lmr $0 Snnh. win oondiiot « senrlce Hartford. ACCIDENTS iHdagr St t p.m. St Oraen to $8. Tomorrow mootljr wnny :«%•. Bo win bs sasiatsd by Patricia Cushman, 817 N. 15,500 Suenttm llrraUi MUs Suaanao Cbilson, dauih- and m ilder. HICh In iqipor 89s. X s H i CHbbs. t«r of aCr. sad ICm. B. A. Chll- Main St, was charged with fail­ M€mehe$ter— A CUy of Vlttage Charm Bon, S2 Ricbaiid Rd., a Junior ure to cany a license yester­ n s Junior sad Touth OKtra majoring in Sne aits and ale- VOL. LXXXVm» NO. 146 (FOURTEEN PA6ES—TV SECTION) of OommurSty B aitist Cburcdi day, after pdic« stopped her car MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAR()H 22, 1M9 (CtaaelfM AdvertfUMl on Tmgo 11) PRICE TEN CENTS mentaiy aducatlon; and lOas on Buckland Rd. Fudice said will Mbssna Smidsy st 6:45 Benitta A. Piaster, daughter of pjo, St tbs oburcb. they stopped her car becuase It Mr. and Mra. John L. Plaster, appeared to be travellh^ at a Swamp Rd., Oovaritiy, a senior North U altsd Msthodlst fast rate of sp6ed. Court date majoring In elementary eduoar March 51. Cfeuroh Jm lo r Choir wUl ro- tlon, have beat named to the bssnss Moadsy st S:15 pjn. at dean’s list at Russell Sage Col­ A ear dHvm by John R. tits oburob. lege, Troy, N-T. Coyle, 24, of Glastonbury, at your WOODLAND Gardon Jumped the curb in the Parkade Ss^ O cm p rep tio n iU ^ Maw B. d’Avlgnon, 175 Down- Sharp Fighting Swirls perking lot, near the Parkade Pussy WiUowB, potted (with atU n s). AIm> board of raUgtous education ^ ^ jugg patncia A. Bowling Lanes, at 2:08 this Yellow Forsjrth^ potted. (In M oasom ).^^ O O win meet Monday at 7:50 p.m. Jones, 659 A v try St., Wi4>ptng, at tbs Church. morning, and lounged down in­ Your Chidoe ^ u O O have been named to the dean’s to a deep gulley, where It come Met for the fall semester at the to r e ^ Coyle, and a passenger, North Utdted Methodist University of VennuMt Cimrdt WBCS executive com­ John L. PaluccI, 26, of East Hartford, were taken to Man- mittee will meet Monday at 8 On 3 Sides of Saigon Mias Daryl Ann Bagley, diester Memorial Hospital by PANSIES, in bloom! basket H o p.m. a t the home of Mra. Jack daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stroup, 354 Redwood Dr. ambulance where they were 3 (XILORFUL BASKETS ____f y f l f f B. Bagley, 66 Dale Rd., is mak­ treated and discharged. The car SAIGON (AP) — Sharp flgh^ ters said the paratroopers also ing a aix-concert weekend tour sives in an arc northwest to In a delayed report, head­ was towed. aelssd a mortar tubs, an antlalr- northeast of Saigon Friday and MIsb Helen VanWyk of Rock- in Pennsylvania with the CUm- ing swirled on three sides of Sai­ quarters said an enemy s^tper post, M esa, win demonstrate craft machine gun and two ba­ today. Some of the strikes were platoon of about 80 men blasted belalree, a 60-voioe Sh^>pens- A two-oar accident occurred • CORDW OOD...... Stack $1.S0 gon today following $9 ovon^ight portrait pointing at a meetii^ of zooka-type rockets. north of Atlas Wedge, aimed at their way into the perimeter ot burg (Pa.) State College wom­ yesterday at 8:16 p.m. In the rocket attacks on allied towns the Mancbesber Fine Art As- First Prize Scierwe Winners at St, Bridget In snother fight 100 miles east catching North Vletnameae a U.S. englneere’ night bhrouao en’s chorus. Stop A EB»p parking lot. 'Die • Flower, Vegetable Seed, Soil, Labels, Clay Pots, Peat, sodsUon tonight at 8 at Whlton Mary Finnegan and Kevin Scholsky hold their first prise certificates against die background o t and bases. Field commanders of Saigon more than 100 enemy troops who may have pulled near Kbntum City Friday morn­ drivers were Ruth Ldchtenwal- Plastic Pots, Flats—-plus information to help you. were alerted to be ready for an back to Jungle base camps in U btaiy audlUnium. The event Spec 4 Carl K. Chitjien, 66 Miss Finnegan’s biological division exhibit at the St. Bridget School science fair held last aoldlers attacked a govenunent ing, killing two Americans and ner of Tolland and Nancy Lis- expected "high point" at enemy military )ieadquarters shortly War Zone C. le open to the public. Chambers St., and Spec. 4 Rob­ night Kevin received the award in the physical division for his project, "Working Principle of • Potted Plants:—Chrysanthemums, Cydanun, African wounding two. tro of 126 Main St. The Llstio activity around the capital this The U.S. Cfommand reported ert O. Ganvache, Lake Rd., CJov- an Organ.’’ In the biological division, second prize was won by Mary Manning tor "An Investi­ after midiilghL Spokeamen said The sappers tossed exploelvee car carried two passengers, one Violets, Philodendron, Pothos, Geraniums, etc. weekend. an Army observation plane and Chailoe MSli of the Hartford enfry, received honor citations gation of Heredity In the Ratobit," and third by Beth Perry for "Study of Mold.’’ Second prize South Vletnameas militiamen into construction equipment, of them a one-year-old girl; no Allied forces reported kllUng a helicopter were shot down STl- Park Department wUl speak upon completion of the NCO In the physical division went to Steven Galvin for "Working Principle of a Crystal Radio ’’ and killed 86 enemy at a cost of one causing heavy losses, headquar­ one was hurt. 137 Viet Cong and North Vle^ day. It raised to 3,616 the num­ about the “Care and Propaga­ Academy course at Chmp third to John Bertrand for "Principles of Stereo." (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) dead and elfht wounded. ters said. The bodies of tsro ene­ namose In four battles north, The fourth action involved Air ber of fixed-wing aircraft lost in my soldiers killed by counter- tion of Roees,’’ at a meeting of Dempsey, NlanUc, Sunday. A minoraccldent was report­ ir the Perennial Planters Garden S G O n r SPRING SALE! ^ aouOi and east of Saigon. U.S. Cavalrymen of the 1st Division the war and 3,405 the number of fire were found in the area, a Also in the graduating rinon Ih e Rev. Harold W. Rlchard- ed yesferday at 4:16 p.m. on casualties were one killed and partlc^iatlng In Operailon AUas choppers lost. spokesman said. Ohlb Monday at 8 p.m. at the waa Spec. 4 William A. Rab- pastor of Wapplng Com- Wells St. The drivers were ■ Turf Builder covers 16,000 sq. ft. nine wounded, and SouUi Vlat- Wedge, a 10,000-man U.S. coun­ Spokeamen said one crewman bmne of Mrs. York Strangfeld, bett Jr., 283 Spruce St. munity Church, will conduct a Peter T. Murphy of Pittsfield, 158 Greenwood Dc. Co-hostesses reg. - 813.06 SAVE $5.00 ...... °...... NOIW $11.50 nameae losses wars six klllsd teroffensive aimed st prevent-' was killed and another was _ service Sunday a i 8:16 on radio Asseu Mass., end Warren J . Chand­ and 38 wounded. ane Mtas Ekhth PhHitps and iblying the (Covers 10,000 sq. ft., reg. $8.96 ...... NOW $$.$8) Ing an assault on Saigon. One wounded when the plane was Cub Scout Padc 162 will meet station WINF. The program is ler of 86 Wells St. AU the U.S. casualUes resul^ MTa. Melvin' Schmidt. tonight at 7 at Bowers School, sponsored Jointly by the Man- unit ran Into North Vietnamese downed in the central highlands s Save also on Windsor Grass Seed! ed from one four-hour fight in troops 47 miles northwest of Sai­ 28 miles northwest of Kbntum Cube should be accompanied by Chester Council ot Churches and COMPLAINTS the Mekong Daltg, 40 miles Franco Lifts Otb Soout Pack 65 wJU meet By Sol R. Cohen gon and called In helicopter City. BTve men- were killed when at least parent, and all mem- the Manchester Clergy Assoda- News • Scott® Halts Plus—Feeds and Kills Ckabgrass. south of Saigon, when a Vlat tonight from 7 to 8:50 In Wad- Police received a report from gUnahlps, which killed 10 ene- the helicopter was downed 70 bers of the scout’s families are tton. Cong force attacked 160 infan­ deD School auditorium. Mrs. B’rances Richards of 622 Covers 5,000 sq. ft., reg. $14.96 ...... NOW $1I.$B myNThm were no U.S. casual- miles northwest of Saigon. Emergency invHsd. ----- trymen of the U.S. Mh Division The State Assembly yesterday troduced by his committee, W. Middle Tpice. yesterday that Uea. ' U.S. headquarters said over­ Modem Dance classes tor SAVE $2.00! In night positions around the children will begin Monday at adopted two resolutions pertain­ would provide for better repre­ her garage had been broken in­ U.S. spokesman said 800 all military damage and casual­ ing to Manchester. <■ provincial capital of Ben Tre. Month Early the Comnumity Y, 79 N. Mhin sentation throughout the state to, ibut ehe was not sure when. North Vletnameae hav« been ties from the latest round of The first expressed the deep­ The infantrymen called In ar- HI KA1HY. SnUNG HAS SPRANG! S t Classes for klndergairten on the advisory commission, Mrs. Richards said that nothing killed since Operation Atlas shellings were "light." By KENNETH L. DAVIS est sympathy of the legislators and would make it easier for it Ullery and helicopter gunahipa START TOUR SPRING SEASON AT P E SO ’S through Grade 2 will be held was missing. shortly after midnight, and at Wedge began Tuesday, but the Among the targets were the Associated Press Writer to the parents of the late Ken­ to get a quorum for meetings. bulk of the enemy force estimat­ headquarters of the U.S. 9th In­ Fresh Straw benies, Plums, Nectarines, Cantaloupes, Spanish from 3:15 to 4 p.m., and tor neth Lavlne Jr. of Manchester. daybreak the bodies of 4 Viet Mslons, Honeydews, Seedess Grapes, Pears, Ugll Fruit, Grade 3 .through 6 wlH be held The commission advises the Mrs. FYank J . Aszklar, 136 WOODLAND Gardens ed at 7,600 men is evading con­ fantry Division at Dong Tam, 80 MADRID (AP) — Gen. Frtut- He was killed in action Feb. Cong were found. Kumquats, Watermelon. director of the New Haven Vernon St., complained to po­ tact and choosing its own time miles southwest of Saigon; the clsco Franco has announced he from 4 to 4:46 p.m. Mrs. d eo 26 in Vietnam. On the outaMrat of Tay Ninh O lsp Aire Macs, Red A GOlden DeUclous, Wineenps, Rome, Mental Health Center in carry­ lice that two newspaper deli-very and place to fight. big American military base at wdll lift Spain’s state of emer­ Russet Apples. Livingston Is instructor. The resolution was introduced 168 WOODLAND STREET — 643-8474 City, 61 miles northwest ot Sai­ ing out his duties and assists tubes and a wooden construc­ About 200 U.S. air cavalrymen Phu Bai, Just south of Hue; U.S. gency a month early, but a FVeah Asparagus, Beets, Spinach, Peas, Wateroress, Boston Members of the Ladies Auxil- Jointly by all four of Manches­ Presidential Serenade gon, 400 South Vietnamese para­ him in making policy. were pulled out of the operation air bases at coastal Phan Rang, spokesman warned Friday the Lettuce, Rhubath, White A Red Onions, White'Sweet Potatoes, laiy of the Eighth District Fire ter’s legislators —State Sen. Da­ tion horse had been left on her troopers fought a two-hour bat­ doorstep recently. Mrs. Aszklar • Mrs. Patricia Nixon, fenner President and Mrs. Truman yesterday at the Tniman Library at In­ today and an officer said; "It and the resort-city of Vung Tau. government will deal oeverely Belgian Endive, Cherry Tomatoes, Frying Hot Peppers, Now Department arc planning to vid Barry, and State Reps. N. Boggini said today that he is tle with North Vietnamese units with "any new attempt to per­ PTa. Potatoes, Parsnips, Cauliflower, Broccoli, S h a l ^ , Leeks clean the firehouse tomorrow at said that-vandallsm is going on and claimed killing 40. Govern­ looks like they’ve dcheers for the senators ny of former Defense Secretary ttons. Check our terms today. It happened in Texas, of course. part* (or thirty days or a fhousand miles. R8«. 970.00 ...... NOW G M chronic heart condition of the form. Other initial prlorltlee "unusually high conoem’’ hours” while keeping watch and laughter for Laird from the Robert S. McNamara and the But even in average states some pretty fancy Whichever comes first. --- - « ■ 78-year-old general who le re­ near the general’s bedside at But they concede that sub­ would be an attack on tax among American taxpayers largely student audience that dogged repetition of policy that cars show up on a VW dealer's used car lot. So when a Volkswagen dealer says that a used covering from intestlnh) sur­ the hospital. stantial relief through tax re­ “Gimmicks” that favor toe over inequities in the system. crowded into the cavernoua Sen­ former S e c t a r y of State Dean form for the great bulk of tax­ And some not so (oncy-cors. And some quite car is as good on the inside as it On* Day Only — Sat, Match 22ndi gery. The medical bulletin, Issued very wealthy, and "something" They don’t quite go along with ate caucus room. Rusk displayed. payers in the mriddle-lnoome practical cars, like Volkswagens. looks on the outside, you don't have In answer to questtons they after Prealdent Nixon had visit­ to cope with the tax-exempt former Treasury Secretary Jo­ "F a r [less o t a shield than a brackeU ($9,000 to $17,000) will foundatlona. But no car, Rolls or VW , gets that guarantee on to trust him. Don’t mlaa this important Pre-Easter Sale! Simply said it’a concMvable Eisenhow­ ed Eisenhower for 30 minutes, "The Soviets are gplhg for a seph W. Barr, who warned as Whirlpool deduct 20% off any price ticket of men’s su ltiiw sieve," said Democrat Frank probably have to Walt until the Officials working on the tax the windshield automatically. He'll put it all down in writing (or er could have further major cor­ sold the former president haa ftrat-atrtke capability that can be left office In Joimary of a sport coaU! Choose from deluxe tailored woratad onary heart attacks like the aev- Church of Idaho of the $7-bUllon only be aimed at destroying our end of the Vietnam war. program acknowledge that Oon- First it goes through a rigorous 16-point in­ you. , 1 recovered from the immediate taxpayers’ "revott." suits, sport coats, all weaither coats wHh slp-out en he haa suffered since 1906, system Prealdent Nixon wants greae may cdter their programs liners. PYee custom alterations, too! effects of Feb. 28 surgery for a retaliatory fmoe,” oald Laird. A decision to try tor at least But they tohik the situation the moM recent laM AuguM. to deploy a t 13 sites to protect some poslUve changes in tax and priorities. But they think *cngme, Uantmiuign, fcor Okie, (roni oxle ouembliot, braio $y$icm, eletirtcal lyifem. gastrointestinal obstruction. But "This is a deadly serious la plenty dUflcult, and for that Despite this ooncem, a medi­ the nation’s deterrent missile laws UUs year may meet resis­ that toere are Important tax re­ FR E E CUSTOM ALTERATIONS It also said Eisenhower "contin­ queMlon,” he said at another reason want to produce some NO MONET DOWN— cal bulletin late Friday from and homher force. tance from the influential Rep. form matters that can be putti­ f WE HONOR ] ues to he weak and his cardiov­ point when F\iUuight made a tangible results this year. Walter Reed General Hospital "Not a oonvtnolng cose,” aaid Wilbur Mills (D-Ark.) who

, i . ( • V. MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY. MARCH 22. 1909 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 PAGE THREE MOVIE AUDIENCE ..•••*.GUIDE******* SheinwoH on M arket Makes A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Deaths in AND THEATERS. BIDDIMa ON WEAK HAND 52 Th«M riting* apply to films LOCATES MUSING CARDS AQ42 The Nation OPEN Good Gain for W eek felaesoS after Nuv 1.1988 By ALFRED SHEDfWOLD Q985 Much caji b« laid in favor of QJ6 MaJ. Gen. CourMiqy WhHney MSW TORK (AP) — Tlw rate Increase had been long ex­ THIS SEAL bidding afUr an opponent haa WEST EAST HEADS INSTITUTE IN COLONIAL POST WA8H1NOTON (AP). Maj. WESTOWN m arlnt tiniMd In a atroiif pected, its actual announcement In sds Indlestss the Dim wss opened the auction, but there 4 KQ976 4 10 3 Gen. Courtney Whitney, Yl, aide ALL DAY Um p m L week m It submiltsd snd spprovad under ian’t much advantage in over­ 9 8 CP 10 9 7 Matthew M. Morlarty Jr of to the late Gen. DowIau Mgc- PHARMACY made investors cautious. But xreeeri.eri.. " vlco president for finance of the 469 Hartford out aom* of Ita beat after realising the hike now was Ihs Motion Picture Cods calling with a pitifully weak 0 J764 0 10 3 2 Arthur'during the occupation df wasWM elected chairman of the 0»' ^ gains aince late last year. a fact and could be dealt with a of Solf-Rsgulstion. hand. You don’t Intertore with A K93 ♦ 87542 Japan and the Korean y y s t , died The market ativanced In three such, the air was cleared and the enemy'B bidding, and your SOUTH Manchester Fuel Oil Institute of Friday after a heart attack. SUNDAY g Suggested for GENERAL the Chamber of Commerce. of the week* aaatona and pret­ investors returned to the mar­ Md aervea only to t ^ declarer 4 AJ84 Whitney waa decorated for or­ ty well held Ita own in the other ket. sudlsncss, where the miaaing high carda CP KJ652 Morlarty has been vice presi­ ganizing guerrilla operations in dent of Morlarty ]%t>s. since two. The market nsoved smartly g Suggsatod for MATURE are. 0 AK the Philippine Island, during Medicinal Service* Available At the end of the week, the South dealer. A 10 1946. He is a member of the World War n . He retired in upward in early trading the sudlsncss (parental discre- ^ * Army A Navy C3ub, Coast Dow Jones Industrial average next day, but It slowed as the tion advised). Both aidea vulnerable. South West North Baal 1961. stood at 9M.00-a 1S.73 point Opening lead—king of apadee. Guard Reserve, United Find session wore on, although it did 1 C? 1 4 3 <;? Paia Michael "Pinky" Hlgglne gain from the previous week’s g RESTRICTED — Persons South won the flrat trick with Hoard of Director, and Bt. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Mi­ finish in higher ground. Investor 3 4 Pass 4 CP - Pau James’ Church. close of 904.28. This was the enthusiasm apparently was under 16 not admitted, un­ the ace of apadea, drew one 4 NT Pass 5 0 Pass chael "Pinky" Higgins, 59, for­ Dow's best weekly showing curbed by concern over the pos- less accompanisd by parent round of trumpe with the king 5 NT Pass 6 4 Pau mer manager of baseball’s Bos­ week ended Nov. 99 gibiuty of ^ Federal Reserve and cleared the ace and king ton Red Sox, died Friday of a or adult guardian. how to bid, it is true, but they BITUMINOUS when it picked up 18.01 points. of diamonda out of the way. heart attack. He became Red hike In the discount rate as well « ) Parsons tinder 16 not ad­ should alao know when to keep The Associated Press average as continued uneasiness over Then he led a trump to the ace, Sox manager in 1966 and stayed of 00 stocks gained 4.1 points for mitted. This age raatiictlon expecting to claim the real of quiet. for 10 years, later becoming a the problems of Vietnam and 'It Dally Queetioa the week at 884.8. The week be­ may bo higher In certain the trlcka if the trumpe happen­ club vice president and general DRIVEWAYS the Middle Etost. fore It had closed at 880.7. The ed to break 2-2. , Partner opens the bltdtng Parking Areas e Gas Stations e BasketboVCourts Spurred by reports that secret areas. Check theater or manager. More recently he had Now Booking for Spring Work advance also was the beet for When the tnimpe broke bad­ with 1-NT (16 to 18 points), mad been with the Houston Astros. the AP average since the last cease-fire talks in the Vietnam advertising. ly, South ruffed dummy’a low the next player passes. iTea week in November when it War were under way, the mar­ Printtd ■ public ••rvic* diamond and caahed the ace of hold: Spades, K-()-9-7-6| Heniii, Early Bird Special gained 9.0 points. ket contlnud to rally Wednes­ by thii ntwip«p«f. ^ cluba. Then he led a trump to 8; DIamonde, J-7-6-4t CXnba, K- PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BJECAU8B OF A Standard — Poor’s SOO-stock day. The performance was simi­ the queen and caahed the queen 9-8. Easter Cards PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL 16 index was up 1.03 at 99.68 for lar to that of the previous day, THEATER TIME of diamonda to get lid of the What do you m j T All work Personally Supervised. We are i99% insared. the week, and the New York with the Dow peaking shortly ten of clube. Answer: Jump to three Eastar Baskets after noon and then easing SCHEDULE At Oroaeroadc spades, forcing to game. D«MAIO BROTHERS Stock Exchange’s index of some Donald R. Roao 1,900 common stocks gained .94 downward althugh closing with If nobody had bid. South might Partner la expected to ralae ARTHUR DRUB CAUL. 64S-7t91 or 647-9796 at 50.87. a gain. SATURDAY have led the queen of clubs spades U he has three or more Bast Windsor Drivo-In—Twist­ St. by the board of direictors re­ Turnover for the week was The rally built up more steam from dummy for a ruffing spadea in hla hand; otherwise cently. 50,906,750 shares, compared Thursday, and the market ed Nerve 9:20, Our Man Flint flneaae, expecting to discard a he bids three notrump. R o^ joined the company In with the previous week’s vol- closed the session with a solid 7:80. spade if East played low. This Ckipyright 1969 1963 as asstotant treasurer, was ume of 46,206,250 shares. The gain. After the performance, in % State Theatre — Candy 1:40, play would bring the slam home General Featurea Oetp. elected a director in 1964, and 2 volume was the highest since which the Dow gained 8.02 8:65, 6:85, 9:00. If East had the king of clubs. was promoted to treasurer In the 53,267,760 shares traded in points, one Wall Street observer Manchester Drive-In — Since West had bid, however. 1966.^ the week ended Feb. 28. remarked "it looks like we may Rachel, Rachel 10:00, Heart Is A South expected West to hold the He is a member of the Kl-'' ...... Of 1,711 issues traded on the get our firing raHy after all." Lonely Hunter 7:45. king of clubs. wants Club of Man Chester, the West had been forced to dis­ Matthew M. Mortnrty Jr. TrocUtionol New York Stock Exchange, 968 The raUy was fueled in part SUNDAY DRIVE-IN AmeiHcan Management Associa­ advanced, 806 declined, and 147 by the strength the market had card twice on the trumps and tion, the Chamber of Commerce, were unchanged. New highs for shown in the previous two see- East Windsor Drive-In—^Twist­ had thrown one low spade and He is married to the former ed Nerve 7:80, Our Man Flint Jo-Ann Donahue. They have two and the executive committee of cH Shady Gltn— 1968-69 totaled 24 and new lows sions as well as by investors then the nine of clubs. It was Colonial Board. 9:80. clear that j e s t ’s last four carda daughter, and live at 28 Bruce 183. continuing to craw cheer from Rd. • The market opened the week the secret cease-fire reports. State Theatre — Candy, 1:40, were three spades and only one 2 8:56, 6:85, 9:00. Alldh F. Behnke, assistant DESIGN ENGINEER by sinking In apparent reaction Caution and profit taking en- club. South therefore ruffed a John J. Spaulding of 118 Easter Special M anche^r Drive-In — club, dropping West’s king. It m anage of Bantly Oil Ck>. of to an increaae by the naUon’a tered the picture Friday, and 331 Main St., was elected -vice Walnut 8t. 1 ^ been appointed major banka in the prime rate. the market turned in an indeci­ Rachel, Rachel 9:16, Heart Is A was then eaay to give up one Lonely Hunter 7:00. chainnan of the institute. assistant engineer of design in The boost, pushing the rate sive performance that ended spade and win the last two the State Highway Design Con­ with the Dow off a tiny 0.18 of a tricks in dummy with the last from 7 to 7V4 per cent, was the JACOBS OFFICER sulting Unit. Ice Cream fourth since’"eapiy December, point. Wall Street felt that since There^s No Fooling This Referee trump and the queen of clubs. Spaulding, who had been serv- How About That Good players have to know The Dow indiMtrial sank below It was the last day of the week, The third man in the improvised ring at Willie’s Steak House last night is an­ Walter H. Morse of 81 Palmer ('HenaM photo by Bucelvicius) Choekful o f ocrforful choice mara- the 900 level to 899.55, but came Inveatora apparently had decld- other Willie—this one Pep, former world featherweight boxing champion. He For a Holiday? Dr., Wapping has been promot­ Je.se Johnson of 88 Oak St. diecks hla Mock In the Gustafson Shoe Store ‘at 706 Main St. back as the session wore on and ed to stand aside and wait and was refereeing bouts put on by the Earle Everett troupe for the benefit of Omar ed to director of engineering of Johnson bought the store Jan. 23 from Mrs. Lillian Gustafson, who opened it in 1937. He said achino cherries, fresh coconut and flniahed at 904.03. »ee what news the weekend Shrine Club. Here he watches the leather being thrown by Randy Everett, left HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — the Jacobs Manufacturing Co. he plans to maintain the same lines, -with some emphasis on the mod look. He rntmEiged shoe luscious ripe pineappla It’s exclu- Wall Street aald that while the would bring. and Manny Brainard, in the third of the six-bout card. In between bouts, Pep Would Ericson Day be Columbus of West Hartford. stores in Waterford and'Middletown. He is married and has one child. Day, or would the two become He wlU handle all research sivdy Shady GHen. Lodu good and told of the plans announced only Thursday night to do a movie on his life. “Discover America Day?” This phis Haytop MUto hi Tolland He is now partx>wner of Frank’s Restaurant on Main St. (Herald photo by high-powered decision just might •THE PAMS.Y WAY" HELCO SALES INCREASE SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER agency tor Redlngton Counters taates good, too! Shady Glen, a Pinto). IK ^ have to be made 9V6 years from The Hartford Electric Light Frank P. Sheldon, C.L.U., of of Windsor. Marcom will handle ***•». i»* quaMty ice cream at its beet!' now In 1978. Co’s. Central Division, which Manchester, represtotlng the all the firm’s advertising, sales A bill given a favorable report includes the three towns in the Game., Bake Sale Push sandwiches: egg salad, peanut Phoendx Mutual Life Insurance promotion and public relations. MHS Location Thursday by the legislature’s Manl Auditorium. He spoke on the output of machines of all roast turkey and g;ravy, but­ Lief Ericson day in hooior of the Sales to commercial custom­ kinds. tered rice, peas, cranberry the subject "Ufe Insurance and The Jamefi Weat fund now to- Bt. 166 and Gooee Lane Inter- School Menu In Chinese Art Viking credited with saiUng to ers in the Central Divislcm in­ Annuity Policies." Shadt^ SJtsrL (Davu^ taiH $3,423.21, as the result of section Ttiursday. sauce, fruit jello with cream; North America around 1000 A.D. creased 11.2% last year while Also Saporiti of 470 Center St. donattons received during the State Trooper H any Tomasek Friday, baked beans, macaroni The symposium, "Selecting A course In Chinese art and Another bill, approved by the Industrial sales increased 10.7 Investments for Building sm was elected this month as presi­ TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS reported a oar driven by Louis Next Week and tuna fish salad, cole slaw, House Thursday and now await­ dent of the Connecticut Monu­ Rt. 9 A 44A — Open Dolly and Sun.; Parkade Branch — Blon. thru Sat. pears. Milk and sandwiches writing, taught by a former art per oent and residential sales EJstate," was sponsored by the Topping the list of donations 3 Lasaow. 21, of West H artto^ Lake Street School: Monday, professor at the University of ing the signature of Gov. John increased 8.7 uer cent. Life Insurance and Trust ment Builders Guild. He runs (John and Bernice Rleg) ore procoeut badge, Mark Bren- by John Olson, the master of Miss Minelli agreed with the home.” ' auditorium constitutes, in my iHaurl|rfitrr Skinner Road School; Mon- first; Edward Conway and Mrs. Candy del, Robert Blomberg and Sam ceremonies. Activities for the prime minister that any story In Washington, the State De­ opinion, a hazard to the audito­ FOIL WRAPPED v Beckwith Heads day, American chop suey, cole Indictment Dropped Mary Roy, second; William Spano. evening Included gpxiup singing linking their names in a scan­ partment issued a denial of any rium and a danger to the public Cartwright and Bert Ross, , Technicolor* CRC Second Class; Jeff Flavell, led by Ken Harley, numerous dalous way as a result of this official U.S. Involvement in the health, safety, welfare aixi mor­ Eimtiiui il|rral6 DAV Unit Again butter, n e w YORK (AP)—An indict- als." CHOCOLATE e» apple sauce; Tuesday, orange ment which opened May 29 third. Michael Riggott, John H aid, awards and badges presented to tete a tete was a pure fabrica­ matter. BUNNIES in all sizes and cdon Published Deily Except Sundays The game, sponsored by the MWdwEwaAufin, Scott Price, John Moffat a nd the Cub Scouts, token gifts of tion. “Vicious lies," was her de­ "I would like to say categori­ Heady said initial attempts to and Holidays at 13 Biasell Street. Clyde Beckwith of 291 Hlgh- juice, chicken stew with vege- against three Connecticut men reserve meeting space on the Manchester. Conn. (06C^) tables, buttered com bread, was dismissed Friday by a fed- Manchester Bridge Club, is Scott Moffat. appreciation to den mothers and scription. cally," said press officer Robert Telephone $i3-2711 land St. was re-elected com- played Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. dSles Aznovour-MoHon Bnndo Tenderf(X)t: Neil CTendaniel committee members for J. McCloskey, "that no element campus were made in such a fruit cup; Wednesday, orange erol court judge. The men were Eveningi 7 s m • 9M BPJ 1 i I Speakers in the Australian Second Class Postage Paid at manoer of Manchester Chapter, juice, mea,t balls and gravy, accused of consplilng to trana- and each Friday at 8 p.m. at lu u u u IKJnGn'.JuTlH5 L jODUm i and David Norman. services rendered to the pack, of the United States government way that "deliberately dis­ See Our 75 Lb, Solid V^hife Bunny Manchester, Conn. the club, 135 Eldrldge St. Play 8at. 4 Sun. BfatliMM Only! House of Representatives had guised the nature of the meet­ DAV, at its annual dinner meet­ buttered nooses, buttered car- port two women to New York for Person. Under 18 Not Admitted Unlea.- ft. Aecomponlod — - - by » Merit badges were awarded and a chicken dinner, raid that as they understood It lias had any connection of any Is open to the public. ings.” SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing Tuesday. rots, bt%ad and butter, plneap- Immoral purposes, »PINOOOHIO» Parent or Guardian to George LaBrencls, wood On March 1, the pack made Ml38 Minelli wrote on article for kind with the articles in which *>^ Payable in Advance carving; David Johnson, cook- a field trip to the Indian One Year ...... $30.00 Other officers are Joseph M. pie tidbits; Thursday, oven- Bench warrants were Issued th3 British magazine Private the charges of scandal were al­ Six Momlifl ...... 15 00 Borejko, senior vice command­ ing; Sain Spano, Ufe saving; Museum at Somers, and on Eye recounting experiences legedly. made nor engaged in EASTER MIXES regular, mtolataie and Mock pectin Jelly Three Months ...... 7.80 fried chicken, sweet potatoes, for the women's arrests as ma­ Don MacMUlan, Richard Mel- April 13 the pack has made ar- Nigerian MIGs beMM, nlio oooowit eggs, dock eggs, batter eggs. One Month ...... 2 60 er; WUiam Balken, junior vice buttered peas, cranberry sauce, terial witnesses but they left War with Gorton at night clubs in any of the activities alleged to 2 SPECIAU-SAT. & SUN. MA/nNEE cr, Tim Riggott and Mike Rig- rangements to tour the Battle- commander; Wesley Bulla, bread and butter cookies; FVi- terbury. Conn., when the indict­ Bali and Australia. have been undertaken." Down Transport chaplain; Walter A. Von Hone, gott, swimming; Mark Brendel, ship Massachusetts at Pail The managing director of Pri­ day, orange juice, turkey noo- ment became known. TTiey have FOR THE FAMILY 1:80 A 8:86 Richard Meier and Sam Spano, River, Mass, Albert James, a member of Choirs Present treasurer; Robert Chace, officer die soup, crackers, tuna sand- been the object of an unsuccess­ the opposition to Gorton's Liber­ vate Eye, one of Britain’s lead­ LAGOS, Nigeria (AP)—Niger­ FOIL BOGS our own quality milk chocolate or white. ""Where Angel. Go . . . Trouble FoUoyf." printing: Robert Blomberg, Awards were presented to the ing satirical publications, said of the day, and Norman wlches, egg sandwiches, peaic. ful FBI search. Plu»—Vour favorite Color Cartoona Sam Spano and John Starling, following boys: William Gabby al party governments, said it ian air force MIGa downed Lenten Cantata Livingston, trustee. M31k Is served with each meal. AIX. SEATS 7So .. fG] was reported the U.3. Central his reaction to "the ‘Australian their first transport plane at The indictment accused Wil­ personal fltnesa. ' Jf-. naturalist, artist; Richard scandal' is utter amazement.” A Lenten cantata, "To Cal- Charles Varca was reappoint- Maple Street School: Monday, liam _and Thomas Anderson and Also. Mark Brendel, Robert Chenard, naturalist, athlete; Intelligence Agency had paid Biafra's Annabelle airstrip, reli­ CrysfoHiied CrMm Eggt and Bunnies vary,” vriU bepresented by the ed adjutant, and Von Hone was Orange juice, charcoal broiled Wiliam Mayeil all of Wat^^^ $15,000 for the article and ped­ "We do not know anything able sources said today. delicate colors — delicious flavors Blomberg, David Johnson, Tim lUchard Caplow, naturalist, ath- about It whatever,” said Tony Youth and Senior Choirs of reappointed service officer, both hamburgs on rolls, potato chips, with trying to indue* and coerce Rlggott, George* LaBrencls, lete; David Smith, assistant dled It to African, European and Gerry Dyrssen, Swedish di­ Sciper Rushlon, "and even 11 we had rector of the International (Com­ Center Congregational• Church • by Beckwith. carrot and celery sticks, apple- Rosalie Zerskls, alias Ann Mon- Sam Sp€Uio, John Starling and dernier; Robert Dell, denner, American publications. This 2 tomorrow aT the 9:15 and 11 Beckwith is a WW I veteran sauce; Tuesday, ravioli, green zani, 26, aiid Susan Lee Day waa flatly denied In Washington, .solid information about the pri­ mittee of the Red Cross airlift ChocoMt Covered ■ Bunny Pops Phillip Dooley, conservation wolf, gold arrow; Philip Valen- vate life of an Australian politi­ ^a.m. worship services at the and a past national commander Seans, cole slaw, cheese sticks, to go to New York and engage in Mother Superior natural resources; PhUllp Doo- tine, bear; Spin Zucker, bear, not to Investigate the matter into Blcttra from Ootonu, said church. of the Yankee Division Veterans cornbread, sliced peaches; prostitution, debauchery and oth- and Gorton won a standing ova- cal leader, we would not print It the traiusport crashed four or ■ w * maniumltow, and Pots VS. Groovy ley and John Starling, > m all gold arrow: Mark Laufer, wolf, for the simple reason we are The Rev. Clifford O. Simp­ Association. Wednesday, vegetable soup, er immoral practices. boat sailing; PhUlip Dooley, Don gold arrow: David Mantz, den- lowers at a special meeting five nights ago at the makeshift fruR-nut. fttdro. ooootnit milk chocolate and white son, pastor of Center Church, Thursday night. not a scandlemongering smut airport near the Niger river. He Sister MacMiUan and Richard Meier, ner; John McNary Jr., wolf; .sheet." maple walnut will be the narrator. rowing; David Johnson, Mark David Smith, wolf; Michael "The entire story," Miss Mi- said the plane was not one of "To Calvary" by Everett Tit- George Brendel, Robert Blomberg, and Ringstone, bear, gold arrow; nelll said, "la untrue and ridicu­ the Red Cross aircraft ferrying comb relates the Passion of TRY OUR OEUCtOUS MICX-OVEN GOLDEN CRISP John Starling, camping: Mark Edward Kaminsky, denner; lous. It is so ridiculous that I f(xxl and medicine to the seces­ Choose from a large selection of our freshly made chocolates. Christ and is divided into three • ' .0 Brendel, Robert Blomberg, Ken Wojnarowskl, assistant laughed when I first heard It. I V e rn o n sionist slate. sections; "The First Palm Sun­ Richard Meier and Sam Spano, denned! Andy Fisher, wolf, gold sent a telegram to Mr. Gorton Nigerian air force, sources Each piece a delicious taste treat. day," "The First Maundy Thurs­ -anoelng: David Johnson, tores- arrow, silver arrow, and his wife expressing my re­ Otto Yost Marks said a DC-3 twin-engined trans­ day,” and “The First Good Fri- IPIZZA PIZZA KING Cotimba RcKifw p jpy Also, Stephen Byk, wolf,’ den- grets and assuring them that I port crashed after a Nigerian Any » .just how much low can 423 MAIN Sr., MANCHESTER—(Below Friendly’s) MUe swim awards went to ner; Tommy Warnick, bear; was taking legal action to find 95th Birthday MIG shot up the airstrip with Unique Easter Gandies For The Whede Family R osalind Stella Ed Quinn, Don MacMUlan, TVn Alan Kaminsky, bear; Todd out who started this lie. a 37mm cannon. They sail! the aycungman stand? "I've never written any arti­ plane struck one of the carters, ■ CALL AHEAD- RIveott Scott Price and Bam Elmore, citizen; Steven Rosa One ot Rockville’s olde.st I'fe- UST WEEK ON PIZZA SPECIAL engineer; Peter Charest, natur- cle. I don’t even have time to long residents. Otto Yost of 66 lost part of its landing gear and TAKE IT HOME Oa ussellAWIlKAUfOvi: . - ' I'.. — tevens Spano. R " PROOUCTlON S Servlce pins awarded were: alist; Scott Olson, citizen, schol- write letters," said Miss Mlnel- Thomas St., celebrated hls 95th flipped. The pilot was identified la y EAT HERE • Jeff Flavell, John Moffat. Scott ar. geologist; James P o tter, II. b'lrthday today. as a South African. LARBE 16” PIZZA $2.15 Save 40c Moffat Ed Quinn, John Hald aquanaut, cItUen, scholar; Rog- The Sydney Dally Telegraph Yost, a former city alderman, There ' has been no report FAIRWAY. 2 ITEMS an Preparation of Food I ooo and Scott Price, one year; WU- er Plante, bear, gold arrow; carried an account of a July 1 retired 20 years ago from the from the Blafrans about the Permnally Prepared by| 11am Glenney. Don MacMUlan. Steven Pfente, silver arrow; Gorton-Mlnelll meeting at the Cv Wh'te Gingham Mill where crash or casualties. DC-3 planes fr/R^^T Jack Panono Richard Meier. Tim Riggott and Tim Harley, bear; Tom Har- Chequers night club in Sydney he worked as a spinner. He still have been known to fly to Biaf- SMALL i r PIZZA J ® r a M E R ) i i 0 w s ’ written by the host of a party ra froip Libreville, Gabon, re­ $1.25 Save 30c FHEE PARKING BARNES SU^ Se;.4T 3AA.e s AUUtvwCKES DOtORES SUTTON Sam Spano, two years; Mark ley, wolf; John Peck, bear; enjoys good health. 2 ITEMS • e tee-IN- awnuA | which attended Miss MlnellTs Yoat and hls wife marked portedly with arms shipments. Houro: Tueo, thru Sat. TONIGHT Brendel and Robert Blomberg. Jehn Frye, gold arrow, silver 3f three years; David Johnson, arrow; Paul Mlscunas, wolf, performance. Gorton was a their 70th wedding anniversary Official Nigerian sources had Now Through Sunday 11:69 a.m. to 11:99 p.m. I AT 7:99-9:96 Mark Johnson and George Lar gold arrow; Mark Adams, gold member of the party. last Octobef with a reception ilt no comment on the crash re­ Munson's Candy Kitchen Sunday 9 p.m. I t p.in. I M N E M -ARTHUR GODFREY - VAN JOHNSON The host. David McNicoU, edi­ port. But other Soviet-built Biwiy Pina Made To Your Order 647-1456 BURNSIDE Brencls, tour years; and John arrow; Richard Jennings, gold the Union Congregational SUN. trom 8 P JL ' J' f , 1 ROBERTTAYlflR:z:';™i-s;:^'i™^'“ ^^ atarllng, six years. arrow, two sliver arrows; Ml- tor In chief of the Australian Church. They are the oldest MIGs at night marked a new ROUTE 6, BOLTON Open Daily and Sunday till 8 PJd. to •Rif P A R p I S f: phase In the air war over the Tlm Riggott and Richard chael Norris, bear, gold arrow, Consolidated Press, said Mlsa couple In the church member­ - ______airstrip Meier received patrol leader silver arrow. Minelli met the prime minister ship. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 ------— ------PAGE FIVE

doiWM no mora thM playing a game. JUutrl^rBtpr hi f^ttrlem, a ' 16-year-oId boy of Tonight: ^The Selznick Year^ School Board hitherto exemplary conduct and good Franco Faces Unrest standiiig In aohool was playing a game of shooting with a friend’s rifle, at Hollywood’s Ck>lden Era Gets Reports FOaUSHBD BT TBS BBBAU) PUNTINO OO., INC atreetUgbta. A Penn Oentml tnaln came From More Spaniards _1» » ^ B S t r a ir through and made itself a target. One HDNNIITH L. DAVIS not form the monolith acme be- Still Fascinating to Public On Projects of the buHeta went through a taoke- WAunot.R. raRouSw ^■••Mafai Press Witter lleive them to form, tlwe hava man’s heart. The boy appeared in police , By BOB THOMAS hiring out Peck, Bergman, Dor­ The Board of' Education win PublWMca MADRID (AP) — At 76, Gen. dtoleive alipia. No new Xiuna»a Ootobar i. u n hisadqu^ers two days later, accompa­ Aissoclatod Prem Writer othy McGuire (who never made hear reports on tines projects IWnofeoo SYanoo etill is entek- uniformed stxengman have HOIXYWOOD (AP) — The a Selznick picture;, Fontaine, at its meeting Monday at 9 p.m. PiMMMd Branr Bventac Bxeapt Sunday* nied by his mother, to tell police what tog lito whip, but tile Spanieh Wirung up. public’s fooclnatlon with HoUy- etc. in the Bennet Junior High and HolMadm. B n t«r«d at the Poet O ffice at had happened. Uona are multiplying. Of the active aegmente et Kaaoiieater, C«m.. a* Seoeod CWum Mafl wood’s Golden Era continues "But I never, resented the School Main BuUdlng. Ib U e r. » len t ttkely Gem F n n o o will appwure to The Other bad news event was far undiminished, and hence NBC is loanouts," sa(d Gotten. "Sure, Three representatives from 8 UB8 C3UPTION RATES — * I ' get bloodtod tmt Ow glowing '* * ^ 5 ! ® “ *’* offering tonight a special called he was earning money for my the school staff and two flDm Fayabie bi Advance up the social a ^ economic scale. It - number of Uone oouM jeopanl- P*^®**®*, "Hollywood: The Selznick services, but a lot of it went Manchester Community OoUsgie .Taar ...... m o o conoemed the bright young attorney who The Ronfijan OethoUo Churdi t e Koatla . toe the tamer, who takm the gen- Y ears." back into the pot—to improve will present a proposal dealing 1 te«a Moniba was the son o f an otOclal in the offloe eral'a plana. for nearly three decadea has Ooa ItoBth ... V The subject is David Oliver the facilities at the studio. with the eatabllShment of a o»- been solid In Ita aupport of of the City Controller. His father, while . PoUtioal obaervera betteve Selznick, famed for producing "And there were times when I operative teacher aide training ICBltBBR OP 'V.- Franco, who restored it to its fa- THB A8 8 0 CIATBO PRESS he was in the pdbHc servtoe, bad charge the greatest success of film his­ came out ahead. Like when I program (Project TAP) between The Aaaooiated Pren le exclusively entlUed of mpking investments for the more than *** T ptoc® to the Spantoh tory, "Gone with the Wind," as sat for eight or nine months in the Manchester school system to the ose of reonbltcatlon of all nen dls- de- the civil wW^n«6-39. palohea credited to It or not otherwise credit. $8 biUloqii in pension tonds amassed for well the lengthiest memos. His New York while David was fig­ and the college. ed la this paper and aiao the local news puh M But in recent mentba some life and times (1900-1966) will be uring out a new script tor ‘Por­ Project Circle woiSd provide ■“ -1 here, the' benefit of various New York City m ere’s little doubt that it was Granin k. v» nrmnmnti discussed on the special by such trait of Jenny.’ All that time I for the establishment of a media r l ^ of republlcatton of special db. employes. When the lawyer son ran BasSSr^esta «a nerelibi are also reserved. cS^ former employes as Ingrid was being paid my salary and center at Bennet to provide a for political offloe last year, $10,000 of Bergman, Katharine Hepburn, expenses.” new facility to improve any The Hetald Printing Oompany Inc., as- headquartem at Bttbao and lat. snmes no financial responsibility tor tyix>- tite $16,ses he recei'ved in campaign con­ Rock Hudson, Janet Gaynor, The actor said he and Selznick existing programs in the areas tr^lcal errors appearinc bi advertisenienta tributions came from incMvlduals who er to a nearby aemlnary. Some Alfred IBtchcock, Joan Fontaine and other readlnc matter bi Ihe Banehester V' became even better friends aft­ of audio-vtnial servicss and Bvenlnc ReraM. were officers of firms whose mortgages ■,'S ^ 800 prlerta r t ^ d a i ; ^ that and Gregory Peck. er their contract was over. It reading instruction. the father had bought with tfw city’s Oiurch give up state subei- Henry Fonda, who never ap­ was at the producer’s house that Allan Chesterton, director of Subscriber to Los Angeles Tbnes-Waahlng- P«>toical dtea, including tboae tor prieaU’ toB Post News Service. pension funds. The . young lawyer In peared in a Selznick picture, Gotten married his present wife, state and federal funds, and IliII service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc narrates. Patricia Medina. Mrs. Norman Newton, director PuMWkers Representatives — The Julius quettion already had the dlstinotion of ■ - ®” ” ®” ynbism , while separation of C9nirdi and etote, Mathews Special A f^ y — New York, Chl- Viewers will see gUmpees of Selznick suffered a decline in of Project Outdoors, will present association with one of the city’s most i howcaae and a oomethltqr almost unthinkable cacD. Detnott and Boston notable Selznick movies: “Re­ his latter years, and some ob­ a progress report on the project dignified and prestigious law firms. He, 1 UMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIROITLA *g*~^*y***- to OethoUc Spain. Young work- becca,” .’’Intormezzd,’’ which servers felt that he had expend­ and discuss its continuation an­ TION8 . or his father for him, was, like the boy <>®«« ®®®«WiW er-prtoate have Involved tliem- introduced Ingrid Bergman to ed his creative energies on other year. u n d e r j ^ stays. In etondeatine labor Dtaplay advertising closing hours firing at street lights, merely playing American audiences; "David "Gone with the Wind.” Ho The hoard ■will act on five Per Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. ' ^ A y**!**!** ■**** Oo^unisU. movemenU and aepaiatlst ac- Copperfield,’’ W. C. Fields’ only seemdd to be attempting to re­ Ihr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. a game, intending no sertoua con­ appolntmente, one resignation, . * . oommittaea had ttvities. Some have been arrest- straight role; "Little Women,” capture the grandeur of that Por Wednesday — 1 p.m. Ifcmdav sequence. What he was doing at the top formed commando squads of ed. and two requests for leaves of For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday the Hepburn version; "A Star Is singular achievement absence. 2 For lYiday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. of the New York City political and eco­ ^■ttgere who mpnsa rtudent The devetopment that hurt For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Born,” (not the Judy Garland Classified deadline — 5 p.m. daybefore nomic structure was as natural and as town campus to moat, howsver, has been some musical); "Spellbound," "Duel publloallon. 5 p.m. EVIday for Murdav routine tor him, in the environment in and Monday pubUcatlon. dlsaldence a m o i« the bleb- in. the Sun” and, of course, whlrti he had been reared, as shooting profYokod (be atete emeriren- ops. They have pointed -to a Mb- "Gone with the Wind." Saturday, March 32 Mindly at trains in Harlem roulette. ®y* eral papal enoyoUoal coverlog Also appearing on the show is SPRING TREE CARE Bom nave suggettad the labor in connection with a new Joseph Gotten, who occupied the We don’t know why the two incidents emeigewy was decreed to or- labor-unkm law due in June, uniisual position of being close Place your order now for a dormant spray on your der to Impoee prem oeosorttUp. BWwp Joae Malta Cinnla La- Don’t Tiy To Fed Safer seem to hang together. They were ki friend as well as contract player green shrubs and trees. Thie ia one sure way to protoot the news on the same day. No reel Newapapere were, in etteot, a cMondo, iqxiBhtiio admintotrator with Selznick. Recently be dis­ 2 ttw w ^ tor diattdence. They of Bilbao, has complained of art In the curtouB unreality with wliicfa harm was intended, although the code cussed his former boss; them against overwintering insect eggs and scale kiaeots. the supposed reaUats ot our tline ac« a m t any mere. rerts o f OatiioUo Action mem- "How would I capsulize Da- of decent conduct was being Vlolabed. For complete tree care call tiylng: to run thla worid, the ratifica­ Oen. Franco cooled the bens in Ms Santander ■vid? It might be easier if I But what really unites them is the fact Basque aeparattat problam late ittooeae. tion hy the Uidted States Senate o f the hadn’t known him so well. How that each story makes us realize how summer with a special Just before Franco decreed does anyone analyse the motiva­ nuclear nonproliferation tieaty haa been far—how very far—we have to go to state of emsrgency in Gulpus- the emergency, the Madrid Bar tions of love? It’s Impossible. CARTER TREE EXPERTS followed by what la supposed to be the penetrate with prevention or cure to the COB provlnoe. Terrorism feU off Assoclatlan voted to ask the’ Why do you love your wife? LICENSED AND INSUBJCD — TEL, 6f$-7iil eiiuBlly enoouraginff iwwa that Rtnala sources of such conduct. How do we ttiaiply after Basque teadexa government to institute pitaon Why are you fond of a close has sufamlttied tk> the dlsamiainent talks reach the boys shooting at trains or wm oneot^ potorme for political prisoners friend? Because you appreciate at Oenava a proposal tor negottaUna an Other poIlticU groupa have and to abohsh special courts their virtues and tolerate their throwing td automobiles? Kow do we PtiotoKrartKd By Reginald Pinto MEDITATION be®n cementing future positions, which deal with political faults? Why? intematlanal ban against placing chase down all the clever games un- PHONE 64S-664B waapoBs on ttio world's ocean floora Tha Ohrtstian Democraits re- crimes. "As for David, I had great re­ II scrUpuOous poUUcians and business portedly obtained support of The bar aasociatiMia at Barce- spect for his taste, his sense of The nuclear weapon has already pro­ operators play with the pubUc moneys thelr pottUcol brethren in Italy Iona and San Sejiastian backed honor, his responsibility and bis CMS liferated Into more hands than we trust, An otherwloe "good’’ hoy has kihed a •Wonders of the Universe- H erald during a visit to Rome. Enrique that stand. This led to the exile energy. And his achievements. Conco Mechanical and indeed we cannot, m wttneaa Htao- man in Harlem. A bright young lawyer Tisrao. Galvan, a Bociaiiat lead- of several lawyers to remote vil- Most of David’s pictures were ahtana, fruBt erven our own bands. If may have lost his own career and his Connecticut Yankee « , was reoently a guest of the lages. Moat of these exiles have considered above par—or a lot Yesterdays above par." Services the nonproUferatiaa treaty were to be lather's honor. Yet, contemplatii^ the Living in Antarctica Soclallrt leaden in Italy. Thla, been allowed to retum timnigh By A .H .O . however, hardly posed any Intervention of the Justdice Mln- Dtirtog his nine years under worth anything, we might not need to question of wtiat to do about it, who 25 Years Ago AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING Board of Education names tinmediate threat to the Franco istry. cmitract to Selznick, fatten rgicnd UnattlcoB biniona on a UmAted anti- feels otherwise than helptessly baffled? REFRIOERATTON And on Moon Similar oommdttee to study plans for The possibility — taintallzlng licans. '***™e. This is a part of the political made only tour movies for the miaaUe miaatle system. And if any sHti- It might be easiier to try to deal with producer; all his other films simplification of current teach­ for the Republicans, desperate The safest strategy for the The key to ^ Franco’s hopes panorama Gen. Franco faces at Young Models Learn the Fine Points mlasUe missile system could he guaran­ the truly malevolent, the intenttonal By DR. I. M. LEVITT, during that period were loan- P. O. BOX lOM December, 1968, and in 1969 we ers' salary systenu for the Democrats—is that the Republicans soems r— so desper­ for Spam after he dies la the the age of 76 but he shows no teed to be any good, we might not need DIRECTOR outs. Selznick earned big profits criminal or poUtlcal crook, them it is hope to land a team of astro­ outcome of the 1970 state elec­ ate is the plight of the Demo­ Armed Forces. While these may eign of weeJoenleg;. Scott Wright, son of Mr. and Show sponsored by the Mon- Stiles will describe the adult RICK CONLEY MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 a nonproliferation treaty. But with tilings The Fels lanetarium 10 Years Ago fashions. Mrs. Edward Laskl from such deals, as he did with with the half-guilty nice people who are nauts on the surface. Thus, the tion and the future political con­ crats—merely that of a great ------Mrs. Ronald Wright of 606 Chester Auxiliary to C^ild and aa they are, we are going to have them of The Franklin Institute Utls was a Sunday; The Family Services of Connecticut will provide backgfround organ merely playing the game which to at lunar approach was to make all trol of Coiuiectlcut can be de­ and continual puMic wringing of Nixon administration “ to rsctlfy Spring St., and Patty Gulnnn, The similarity of the Ant­ Herald did not publish. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Man­ music. Proceeds will benefit both, and neither of them good tor any- hand in their environment. possible discoveries first and termined by what happens in hands over the sad days the Kennedy Seeks arctic to the moon as a research the errors of the past" by offer- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Don chester Country Club. The chil­ the Child and Family Services thlhg, neMher of ttimn representing the then engage in travel. this session of the Legislature Democraes have brought upon base has been strikingly demon­ 1^ Peking a clear and attrac- (juinan of 119 Ludlow Rd., learn dren’s clothes are from Mari of Connecticut. Dessert will be Dr. Stuhlinger points out how on the fiscal front. Connecticut. The only slight dif­ U.S., Red China lig h test klDd o f real guaranty o f secur­ A Thought for Today Uve aitemative to the existing the tricks of the trade from Mads, and the adult fashion served after the show, and tick­ strated to a team of NASA sci­ little we would know about An­ The other day, we saw Demo­ ficulty which complloates this ity or safety or survival tor anybody. impasM in our ntatioRS. ’ Miss Mary Collins, a profession- from the Carriage House Bou­ ets may be obtained from Mrs. entists who spent a week ob­ tarctica if ■we only photographed SpcHisored by the Manchester cratic State Chairman John M. strategy lies in the fact that Policy Overhaul But making a nonweapon eone out of *^he Evangelical Salt” serving conditions at the bottom Council of Churches Negotiations wlUi the Oommu- aJ model from the Carriage tique. Mrs. Richard Murphy Paul Marte, 176 W. Vernon St. the centinent from high altitudes Bailey moving into the situa­ Republican legislators them­ ______Boutique. They will will be commentator for the or any auxiliary member. (Her­ the bottom of the ooa ourely thait wffl do of the world. The techniques tion to take top command of selves have some slight com­ NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. Ed- One can indeed 'wxmder If this age and only used instrumented cap­ opportunity,” Kennedy model at the Spring Fashion children and Mrs. Rosemary ald phoio by BuceMcius) some good? President Nixon Joined Pre­ used to maintain the Antarctic sules to reveal intimate details Saturday. A day off for some. Democratic strategy. plicity in the direction the state ward M. Kennedy has called for of ours is after aU so different lellg- bases will inevitably help In the on overhaul of U.S. pcAoy to­ mier Kosygin in urging it iqjon the at­ of the Antarctic scene. The cen- Saturday. A work day like any It is perhaps early to hazard took in the past several scs- The senator proposed that the ioualy from the Hellenistic age, if the planning and opieration of lunar ward Communist China, includ tention of tile Disarmament Oommittee clusion which must be drawn is other for some. Saturday. A any authoritative analysis of -sions of the Legislature, China seat in the U.N. Security IT ■€; Tnllru ^ charged that the So- questions are not the saihe and the an­ shelters. Just what Baiey's final strategy tog pulling U.S. troops off For- U Id, A cUlks vlets “staged the provocations at Cfeneva. They should, President Nixon that if our eKplorations coneistod day of -play. Saturday. A day tor Otherwise, to weep and wall, Man Gives swers bt^cally the same. Whether man Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger, director le going to be. only of automated sensors our w edding. Saturday. A day for to seem wise but temporarily be given to the Oommunisto. He told the committee, get right to work stands oh the earth and looks in wonder of the Space Sciences Labora­ But it seems to us that he CMna a seat on the U.N. ' knowledge would be sparse, in­ projects. Saturday. A day to powerless, to be generous in said Nationalist China might re­ M strate to Nixon “the principal to “assure that the seabed, man’s loteet at the moon, or stands on .the moon and. tory of NASA's Marshall Space has made his preliminary de­ ty Oounoil. deed. ■visit. Satimday. A day for many negative criticism of every tain General Assembly mem­ Bible Pages W f l l N t A W S l i m m i T CSiina." This referred frontier, reiifekna free from the nuclear looks In wonder at the earth, the back­ Flight Center, and three com­ termination to have his party Kennedy, in a speech Thuro- ” JU m illll. to toro bloody ctatties on the A things. emergency and of every pro­ bership and titat dlidomatlc rec­ arms race." drop is the same staggering immensity panions spent a week learning This fact was vividly brought assume full responsibility for doy night, cdso called tor re­ Each day will have for its posed solution, and to bet that ognition should be mBlntalned VIENNA (AP) — Comnuziist Manrinirian border between of space, and the old questions are ask­ how the Navy resolved its prob­ home when the NASA 'visitors the solution of this session’s fi­ moving all travel and nonstrate- For Display It mutt, then, be a noble aim, com­ character largely what we bring John Bailey will never achieve with the Nationalists. He also Albania, regarded as Red Chi- Rad (Jhlnese and Soviet trooiw. ed again: Is there a Designer of cill lems of maintaining productive inspected a dry-valley area. As nancial difficulties, to demon­ glc trade barriers with main­ no.’s mouthpiece in EXtrope, said Zerl I PopuUlt said the Soviets parable only to the suooess alreeuly to it for ourselves and for the miracle he has to achieve— proposed the ‘‘demilitarisation’’ this? Is there a reason for life on this research under the most ex­ the traverse was under way the strate that it has the capacity land China and opening consu­ PITTSBURGH (AP) — A others. these seem the clever, seife Re­ of Fktrmosa. today the Warsaw Pact sivnmlt attempted to get their Warsaw achieved in having a wtsole group of planet? Is there a reason for our being treme and unforgiving environ- Antartlc scientist pointed out the to meet crisis, and to come lar missions there until dlplo- businessman is giving away Readi Paolm 118:21 publican options of the moment. In calling on President Nixon in Budapest “had only one goal: Pact partners "to engage them­ nations declare Antarctica safe from fellow Bstronauts for a few years on mc.'.'tal conditions on earth, various forms of algae and out. Indeed, with a program matio relations are established. some $4 million worth of antique The Rev. James A. Birdsall Perhaps to the credit of the to remove U.S. hoses from For­ to prepare a meeting of the So­ selves os much as possible milttaiy installations or exploitation, or this large space ship? What happens hile Antarctica has an atmos­ arthropods which live in that which seems sounder than any The Massachusette Democrat St. Peter’s Eipiscopal Church Republican party, however, it mosa, Kennedy said, "This de- Bibles—page by page. viet leaders with Richard) Nix­ against the Chinese People’s comparable to those noble (hedges we after death? What is the purpose of my phere and gravity six times that region and have adapted to this more emergency stop-gap oper­ told the National Oommittee on FRIENDSHIP LODGE OF MASONS NO. 145 Includes individuals who, either miHtarlsatk>n o f Taiwan could “ I donate 12 mounted pages to on." Republic’’ and demanded the life? What does the Chrlst-llfe mean to of the moon, the severe condi­ unusual en\dronment. Each rock ation. We think he Intends to U.S.-China Rekattons, "Surely, and Russia have given each other end from personal convictimi of take place at no coat to our trea­ any church, hospital or organi­ An editorial' of the Atbanlan Warsaw Pact countries “ shoidd me as I go through my days and years? tions pK>sed by the Antarctic en­ sample he selected with the transports have been used. mingle tough cutting with tough In the entire history of Ameri­ the world about keeping space and the their responsibility to their of­ ty commitments, or to the secu­ zation that win display them,” Communist party new^wper send some contingents of mlll- vironment closely simulate trained eyes of the research On the moon the first trips taxing, and get himseif a pack­ can foreign policy, there has moon neutral. The true spirit of the Gospels is need­ fice, or from personal ambition rity of the island.’’ said Stanley S. Slotkln, 60, Zeri I Popullit said: ’’In the tary units to the Far East." The lunar conditions. biologist contained on its under­ will be on foot but already sci­ age which will take the state been no fiction more palpably PANCAKE JAMBOREE ed in our nation' .today. As the first to distinguish themselves as Kennedy said Red China prob- founder and president of Abbey same way that Nixon met with Kremlin: leaders failed in this But do we feel very mudi safer about As an example, at a remote side specimens of algae, mites entists are contemplating the into 1970 on a soimd and solid President in hds last address and the ellglbles for higher office, find would not accept U.S. over- Rents Co. of Los Angeles, his European partners in NATO but (tre expected; to pursue it, posttUe military trouble from space outpost or research station, a or small insects. The specimens use of lunar-roving vehicles. financial footing, without any last President in his first address have it impossible to play such a that Communist China does not ^ut "at le jitt it would ”i started giving them to assure himself of their sup­ the paper said. SUNDAY, MARCH 23 when we know, no matter what Mgh- scientific team spending months which the NASA ■visitors select­ Eventually, rocket-powered “ fly­ need or opening for things like exist to reminded us, the pilings on which the ing” vehicles may be used to ap­ completely negative role. They make our poeltion clear." churches port in the forthcoming transac­ in field studies depends com ­ ed showed no trace of life. special sessions early in that Kennedy, the Senate assistant years ago. he said. SERVING 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. eounding pledges have been made, that American democracy is built are moral have a compulsion to try to be soMsmtsmjyMj, %iwo fjvstm vo tUffumcuM. la a fD*,* __ _ j *u’ UOnstions WltRwith tnethe O So'vlets, O V i e i B , U16the When you think of pletely on the technological re­ proach inaccessible regions. election year. both space powers are using space to and reUgibus. 'Ibis beloved country of The biologist said that this There is a further similarity constructive. Some of them majority leader, called on the conference a tteS 'b y and only showefth^m one d“av a liabilities of nn unglamorous The key to what we think the would like to demonstrate how. TYfCWRITERS upy on eatti other, and to contemplate ours, recently described as "ragged in was the difference between a in clothes to be ■worn. The en­ about 2,6(X) peraons, yearyear.” ’ ’ with their partners in the War­ MASONIC TEMPLE stove and radio transmitter. If Bailey strategy has decided to If they were in power, they the posatUUty of hanging missiles up spirit,” demonttrates “the weiid and live, alert, highly tra.ined, in­ vironments are so severe that saw Pact tor the same alm s." TMnk of YIAUE 75 E. CENTER STREET both failed, death would be im­ telligent and motivated scien­ be is a full and complete ac­ would have the wisdom end The collector said he wanted there which could plummet down on exotic ephemera of a rich, insecure, In both oases protective suits The editorial said this was TYPEWRITER SERVICE minent unless safety measures ceptance of responsibility for leadership to handle the crizis. people to be able to appreciate bored, anodous, hysterical society.” We tist and a lifeless robot. “Do must be used which will great­ It's The Tops why the summit communique 649-4686 signal from Washington or Moscow? had been carefully prepared in handling the present fiscal To some of them the question the various types of printing, ADULTS 91.00—CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75c see now a sort of eutroi*lcation of hu­ you see now,” he added, “why ly inhibit ease of motion. In issued Monday failed to mention 42 8. Adams St., Manobetoer And how quickly would President advance. The care of permanent crisis. of whether the Republicans arc A Style Setter parchment and design of the bl- man society, calling for the evangelical wie sclentist^belleve that man Antarctica the suits are worn Vietnam, the Middle ESest and Nixon and all “ reahst’’ Americans jump bases has evolved into practices We have a little more diffi­ going to elect the next Gover­ bles. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR salt of the earth to keep it from in­ should go in person to the moon for warmth and on the moon Germany. which appear both sound and culty discerning or predicting nor of the state is only aUghtly “ So I decided to disassemble back in alarm if the proposal atxiut the and to Mars?” they will be worn to provide a “Leonid Brerimev and Alexei sipidity. We perceive In many Amer­ workable. what we think the Republicans the books,” he said. bottom of the sea should not only pro­ Travel on the lunar surface life-support system. In both more Important than the ques­ Kosygin did not want to take an icans today what the ancients called Each permanent base has •will be doing with their situa­ “I have each page mounted hibit the piecing of any nuclear weapon poses formidable problems cases, once cocplorers are in­ tion of who that Republic.an established position on these WHIST & onomla—the sense of rootieasness and a station scientific leaders as tion. Governor is lo be. The danger on a reproduction of the title somewhat ■ comparable to those side closed vehicles with suit­ problems prior to the meeting down those deep unfathomed oaves, but ■ helplessness of the Indi-vldUBi, an anxie­ well as an officer in charge who The Republicans are united on page,” Slotkln explained. “ At in Antarctica, though travel is able environments, suits may be facing such RepuMlcans is that with Nixon” , the paper said. ttiouid also forbid nuclear submarines ty bred from loss of community. We Is a military man. The latter is one main point — that they they might make some con­ the bottom of each title page I easier In the cold than on the removed. The official Albanian party or- SETBACK to park themselves near the bottom? note a widespread acedia—the devalua­ responsible for the safety and should so conduct themselves type a short history of the blble The PINE BARBER SHOP has a new leek! airless moon. Experience In An­ The ■visit to AntaroUa by the structive suggestion tile Demo- tion of all standards and the boredom welfare of all personnel. In the and so capitalize on the state’s craU would grab and adept, —the date and place it was We are, by such stratagems as the with everything, even life itself. The tarctica has s h o ^ that it is four NASA scientists has pro­ financial misery that the state CARD PARTY nonproliferation treaty, or the seabed eve.-it of an emergency, declar­ possible to get around and vided an opportunity to assess whereupon Governor Dempsey, printed, where I found it and the spirit of the New Testament pro'vfded ed jointly by the latter in con­ falls into their hands a/t the in his farewell to tiie session in reason It weus printed.” Sponsored by proposal, proposing to salve our travel long distances. In the conditions under which astro­ 1970 election. antiseptic and medicine amid the de­ cert with the scientific leader, June might give his benign French Club of conscience and pretending to Be cadence of the Roman Empire, That early days men walked or used nauts must Uve. It is unreal­ But when It comes to decid­ The values of the Bibles have the officer in charge takes full dog sleds. As exploration on a istic to assume that because of thanks for bi-partisan coopera­ been rising at about 10 per cent Manchester practical by locking all the little aide same New Testament spirit has the command in direct station ac­ ing just what style of conduct tion — and responsibility — in T3y potent medicinal qualities required to major scale got under way, this one experience we will be the Republicans should use In a year since Slotkln started col­ f stable doors hut never the main stable tivities. Recent events point up shaping the solution package. lecting them in 1948. overcome decadence in the body politic planes were used for surveys able to install lunar faoilities order to gain this objective, to FAIRWAY MON., MARCH 24 at yznir Berviue door which we and Russia intend to use the wisdom of this arrange­ and then helicopters for trans­ Fortunately for such posltWist Slotkin's interest in Bible col­ and in our individual lives. If it is true which will permit astronauts pluck this dangling plum of fu­ 8:00 PJM. 2 if we ever have to.. ment. porting men and equipment. complete freedom, but nmny Republicans, John Bailey has, lecting came by chance when he f/RST that the book titled Excellence was O.ne of the greatest hazards ture power, there are almost as by our guess, decided to have 5376 W e are creating the IHuslon that we Even surface vehicles ranging useful techniques have been was a serviceman in Germany thrown away in this nation ten years in Antarctica is fire. Dr. Stuh­ many strategies and shadings the Democrats do It all by are for peace and survival, and are ago, then we need to study the New from one-man vehicles to large gained. of strategy as there are Repub­ CROCHET at the end of World War II. Orange Hall linger points out that when they themselves. “ Right after World War II, working coiwcienttously toward it. But Testament whose subtitle to “ A Life of visited Anartetica, they did not people In Germany were selling Public Is Invited f f l s d i L if we efver really mean what we want Excellence.” We need to ^'y greater realize the magnitude of the all kinds ol antiques,” he re­ Tickets at the Door people to think we mean when we pro­ altention to pre-evangelization, even in danger of fire in spacecraft. The called. "On woman took me to Refreslunente pose neutralizing the bottom of the sea, the lives of those who, have already re- tragic accident at Cape Ken­ at jnour serriee at your service oei'ved the ffdth. her'home and showed me a 1834 then we would alreaxfy be retusing to nedy which took the lives of Martin Luther blble. I boughl It use the clean depths of any sea, or the Here in the Archdiocese of Hartford three astronauts clearly showed lor $50." Brian Hamilton “4 BARBERS AT YOUR SERVICE" that fire is a prime danger in 2 sweet stratospheres of anybody's and in the lovely and historic States Slotkln lett Germany with the space program. continent, or any product of God's stlH of Rhode Island and Oonnectlcut, may about a dozen Bibles that cost To eliminate tire hazard, all green earth, for the mounting of terrible - we who bear the name of Christ dem­ him about $700. "Now they’re onstrate the spirit of the New Testa­ buildings in Antarctica are worth pver $178,000,” he added. TAX RETURNS PREPARED physical threat to one another, and we ment. Certainly we work for the dis­ equipped with fire-waming sys­ After that, he continued his wouldn't be waiting tor somebody else advantaged and in the inner city; did tems, extinguishers and quick Bible coUeotlng and now has to be the first to stop' doing it, either. not the Lord warn us that he Is there exits. AU camps and stations 350,000 blbles stored in boxes in *4.50 Nobody is being that foohah. have “tall-back” camps a few and that we shall be Judged by our the basement of his home office tiuaranteed Afouraa-y (or 25% of your fee returned, plus Instead, the realists ore nmnlt^ the treatment of the “least of the brethren?” hundred yards away equipped to in Los Angeles. any Interest or penalties) ^ world. Assuredly we work for Christian Unity; provide shelter, food and com­ * The famous Gutenberg Bible did not the Lord at the Last Supper munications. Should the main is a favorite subject of the Bible They may make the bottoms of all CALL 64M76S pray that all his followers mig^t be one? camp be destroyed by fire, the expert. He said Just 42 of the the' seas a sanctuary agaimt the in­ FASHION-WtSE and inexpensive to cro- y a a ,,At all times we work and pray for crew can survive for days or diet, this handsome hat wiii do won- 1 4 4 o origfinal 200 Gutenbergs are re­ stallation of nuclear weapons. peace; is not “Blessed are the peace­ weeks in the emergency camps ders for your costume! Can be worn s -i8 maining all over the worid. PAUL J. O’BRIGHT, Tax CoMultaat But the lengths to which they may go makers” one of the Beatitudes? With until a rescue party arrives. A with brim turned down or up in the ‘The last one was sold to the to make this seem slgnlfloant and im­ dedioation we strive for racial Justice simUar arrangement can be in­ beck end is sure to be a flatterer. United States Senate Library stalled on thq moon. Dr. Stuh­ portant also measure how far they bv- and charity and oppose discrimination Send an extra S0< for your copy of TREAT an easy-to-slip-Into dress with fo r $8 million," Slotkln said, linger points' out, and even in the ALBUM which contains many more an interesting button closing, a stand- -a n d I o w n the page w ith the tend to stay away from any real sur­ and segregation; did not Paul remind Pictured twre la our newly remodeled Pictured here is our pleasant watlng room, us that with us there is no separation Earth-orbit there are measures lovely designs! up collar end panel interest and you 23rd P s a lm fro m one o f those barber ahop. Ail dreaeed up. sparking new vvhere waiting for your turn U a pleasure, render of their mutual power to self- between Jew and Gentile, Greek and bar­ to provide a greater marg(in of —with reserved taste that cuatomen will destruct. No 5376 has crochet directions for is in i. t - a ncient barian (and here we could add Mack safety to astronauts. appreciate . . . Don't bother trying to feel be­ » L n tnt I. Hr .«>h New Sizes 8 to 18, bust 31V4 to 40. collects anoint CLOSED FOR and white), but that we are all one in In Antarctica, exploration be­ 10- 32V4 bust, 3 % yards of 45- m e d ic a l books. H e w as In P l t U - cause of nonprotlferatlon by land, air, Christ? Unceasingly we extend our help­ gan Hi'st with human travel and ta iK lu d t first-class ■ a llln f .^ ^ . b u rg h this w ee k to donate B ib le Wo’vo Kept One Old Thing—^The Some Courteous Attention To Cuatomen! ing hands to representatives of other then discovery. Explorers act­ H e ' 2 ^ U M SEND B5« ia csiis fir iKh pittira end medical pages to Allegheny VACATION faiths, to those in civic life, to all men ually walked over the ice to ex­ i f c A wtaw YOtt*. N.Y. tt iKlsdc first-clist Mlllll|. General Hospital and the Pltts- of good will; did not the Lord remind amine it closely. 14__ Sue 'Butneu. Ka^eater burgh Theological Seminary. WnX REOPEN THURS., APRIL 3 However, in the case of the Prlit Him , a«artu vita Zir CMI aM us that though we are not of it we are ityl* malar. Bvenlas Herald. IIM AVS. OF He also gave Duqueane Uni- The Game At Hand In this world? — EXCERPT FROM moon, the situations have been AioniGdfl. raw Yora. JI.Y. veralty a 24 by 36 inch sheepskin PINE BARBER SHOP Only SDt . . . the new '69 Spring 4 TlMee were, in New York Oity the HOMILY PREACHED B Y MOST. REV. completely reversed. We launch­ Summer ALBUM! New CUSTOM COLLEC­ PriatNiM iMrasi Witt ZI9 cost, stzM of a Gregorian chant, handprint- JOHN F. WHEALON AT THE MASS ed hard-landers, soft-landers mattar art tin. ^ PIZZA-RAY'S otbar day, two tawtanoea o f bad news TION dnigna, as well as our regular 656 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—643-4989 MARKING m s INSTALLATTON AS and Orbiters. 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M W s e t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 P A G E S E V E N Andover X A R eA*ElC* Area Churches Crash at Broad and Center Adkninisiratioii •By CLAY R. POLLAN Current Church73-!“i-74-75 read words corresponding to numbers 62-47-49 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rev. Rmest t . Ooppa Cooper and High Sta. than a half hour yesterday after­ SL, Mrs. Gurai attempted to (Oenttnued from Page One) TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. 8 a.m., Holy Oommunion. "In order to deter an attack Rev. Charlea W. Kuhl, Paator B:80 a.m., Worahlp Service 9:45 to 10:48 a.m., Sunday noon at the Intersscticn of Cen­ •ISVICt AM. 20 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, O f Welfare we must be positive—and the Irttot some tax payment by B:W a.m., Oeberal Baater Maaaea at T, S, 8:1B, 10:S0 O • I Don't 31 B« 61 Good and child care. Sermon by the School: ter and Broad Sts. After an ao- LET US HELP YOU CowfMiinn, Mp m . and 11:4S a.m. B a.m., Divine Worahlp. Nur- MAY20 2T,V 3 2 A r* . 62 Be paator. C9iurch School, Nuraery 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Church School, Nuraery. Soviet government must be pos­ ““ hlghtocome recipLte. r:?\41.44-48-dl 3 Carry 33 You JWm Ely,- fleU ie p w eiitative cldMit at 2:80 invol'ving a troo- of the truck was damaged, but _ . . ■ lOrN a.m., IfUa. 63 1s Sermon topic: "Easy Yoke? itive—that a subotantial number aeiy in Parltti Hoi^. g^63de-85-a9 4 To 34 Sorrw 64 Impulses 16-21-31^ and kindergarten. for tbe OotMecticut State Wel­ tortraUer truck owned and Mandne was able to proceed to . Church of Jeaua Chriat ef 10:10 a.m., Sunday School. SSomoorw 35 Should 65 Celebrity 54-3&S6-W 10:80 a.m.. Church School all Light Burden?" Nursery pro­ Sacred Heart Oboroh of our long range mlssUea and 6IMINI fare Department, spoke UMira- A lven by Robert J. Manclne, Pt. NSW Jeroey. The left front and If you'vo got trammissioii trotfMo, w ol Latter-Day Sainta (Marmoa) 6 Torch M Incllrwd 66 In SAOITTARIUS other claaaea. vided. RL 85, Vernoa bombers wUl survive any at­ 7W ho 371.7 To 67 Doino day night to (em audience of Tol­ Ptoeesnf, N. J., and a oar side Of the Gunn car were dam- ^ got to tho bottom of it. Thot's bocooso dUOeaderSt. HUlatowa Rd. and WoodaUe St. 8 Good NOV. 22 7 p.m.. Junior High Fellow­ 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship Rev. R a ^ KMley, Paatar tack.” —Secretary, of DefauM Concordia Lutheran Church y v JUNE 201 3 8 M M t 68 Going land County Democratic Aan>- driven Mrs. Patricia Gunn aged, and the vehicle had to be Paul E. NuttaH, Blahop 9 Your 39 Distonco 69 Better OK. 21 ship. at First (tongregatlonal CJiurch Rev. Richard Bernier, Melvin R. Laird. wo'ro exports at ow fob. EconomicoL also. 40 Pitkin St. 10 Spirit! 40N«w elation members from various of Blast Hartford. towed to Mortarty Bros. to a-m., Breaking bread. t 5. 7-13-M 70 Or 7 p.m.. Senior High Fellow­ of Hebron. Aaaiataat Paator " It la my serious conviction Rev. Joaeph E. Bourret, '7 9 -4 5 -^ 11 Chorict 41 SotTWIhIng 71 Sound 2- 4-22-40(0 towns in the county. He opened Both vahiclea were moving Thera were L injurie. to ^ 11:40 a.m., Sunday School. B a.m., Prleathood. 12 Someono 42 May 72 Antogonistic 4 3 4 3 -7 7 ^ ^ ship at Rockville. the program which you re­ ' Paator CANCIft his talk by rtattng there was a west on O n ter St., with the trac­ either driver or to the thrai of uttng a ALWAYS RELIABLE 7 p.m., Ooapel meeting. 10 :W a.m., Sunday School. 13 Wonts 43 Oponings 73 AAoke CAPRICORN 8 p.m.. Lenten Service at the St. Bernard’a Church Maaaea at 7, 8, B:18, 10:80 and commend would further endan­ JUNE 31 14 0ld*r 44 Exciting 74 You 11:48 a.m. great need tor fticts and under­ tor-trailer in the left hum. When passengers In the Gunn oar. No brutti. Claaaea tor all agea. 5B« 45 You DK 22 ^ parsonage. St. Bernard’a Ter., Rockville ger our security. It woqld make B a.m.. Holy Oommunion. JULY 33 75 Restless standing shout the wetfara pro­ Mtuiolne awung to the left to arreato were made. But first, the adminisfratkm The Salvattaa Army 0 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Church School and Nuroery, 16 Th«rt 4 6 M o k t 76 To JAN. 19 Rev. George F. X. Reilly, an armamenU IbnlUtidn agree­ to turning Its attention to con­ MANCHESTER TRANSMim N 00. • n Mala 81 9-10-36-39 17 For 47 To 77 Yourself TaloottvlOe Congregatloiial Paator St. Matthew’a Church gram, aa about 120,000 people ment more ditfloult, if not im­ 10 :S0 o.m.. The Service. 18 Som«on« 48 But 78 Amoves 28-32-36~47/^r, glomerates and foundattona, «/4044-71 Rev. James H. Royle Tollaad bi the rtote ora in eome way Mht- Kenneth Laaoe, S t Bartholemew'B Church Church School and Nursery. 19 Mtstoge 49 A 79 Indicated 50464388^^ Church possible to obtain, and this ulti­ whiefa have gotten wide ex­ 18 BraftMud PhMt, BianelMfitor — Phone 646-0022 Officer in Charge Rev. Philip Huaaey, Paator LIO 20 W ho'! 50 Sp«nd 80 M oy AQUARIUS United Church of Chriat Rev. William F. Schneider Rev. J. ClUford Curtin, Pastor involved in welfare and that the mately Oould degi^e our deter­ Manchester 21 A^y 51 ^ n Weiss Asks posure recently in Ooogress Sunday. S a.m.. Prayer Break- Rev. Edward M. LaRoae JULY 33 81 Drastic JAN. 20 Main St. and Elm NiU Rd. Meeting Sundays la New Chnrdi projected budget for 1965-71 U rent.” —Sen. Albert Gore, D— Calvary Church 22 Crtot* 52 Changes 82 Today Formation of conglomerates Loring photo Aealetant Paator AUG. 33 23 Thinks 53 For 83 Your FEb' 18 Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80, <461,000. Tenn. Hospital Notes (Aaoembllea of Ood) 24 Psopio has been z^meded by a pnvl- 0:80 a.m., Sunday School 1- 3- 6-17 54 Unpleosont 84 Moves 15-27-37-46^ Paator 11:45 a.m. Masses at 7:80, 8:80, and 10:80 He stated there were 14,000 "It Is Intended, provided the State Speed Engaged 047 E. Middle Tpke. r'18-2043 25 From 5 5 T o b ^ 85 To Patients Today: SU sion which cUtowB a take-over (Claaaea tor all agea). Masses'at 0:40, 7:40, 0, 10:10 L ' l 26 To 56 Are 86Wit)< 32-7()ji.84<------a.m. peraone who get state help be­ situation (in Anguilla) permits, Rev. K, L. Gustafson, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: company to exchange on Inteir- 10:40 a.m., HoUneaa Meeting and 11:80 a.m. •a 27 Slow 57 Prove 87 Phone PISCES 9:45 a.m.. Church School, Wesleyan United Methodist cause they are permanenUy and that within a week or so, the 1st The engagement of Mias El­ Paator 28 Ottwrs 58 WrortglirH) 88 Beholf Mrs. Gladys Benyo, Eiurt Hart­ Road Plan eet-beEiring pleoe of paper len Lee HEmsen of Esist Hart­ (nursery provided). 29Llk< FEB 19 y^- Nursery through Adult Diacua- Church Unitarian Meeting House totally dtoabled. In tills group Company of the 2nd Parachute 59 Healthy 89 Happen ford; Mrs. Aurora Blnl, Ware­ ___ -- ^ -__ « aeuemurecolled lor a debenture m e for t h e Glasses Now Formiag la THE 0:10 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. S t Bridget Church 30 To 60 And 90 Friet^s MAR. 20 alon Croup. Oyatal Lake Rd., Ellington SO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Battalion should be withdrawn ford, formerly of MEinchester, Is a great number over 06 who -took Ih a "target” company. 0:80 p.m.. Player Meeting. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Bi­ 11 a.m.. Public Worship. Rev. Nathaniel D. Laoriat sjnd replaced by a reinforced house Point; Mrs. Sandra L. to John H. Miller Jr. of West ^Adverse ^^Ne^'tnl 8-11-30-384' Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor nsed supplemental help.’ An­ I^ h w a y The loophole to two-fold: ^ e 7 p.m., SalvatlcR Meeting. . Rev. Kenneth J. Prlabie ble dnaaee for Nuraery through 49-65-79-8212I.. Bruno, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; ^ Hartford has been Euinounced other segment of the whole wel­ troop of Royal Ehiglneers.” — (^ t ^ e r Howard S lvto, ^ deductible expense, Rev. Harry McBrlen Adult. Richard V. Coelho Jr., Ware­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Union Congregational Church 9:45 a.m., Sunday School Worship Servloe, fare picture is the fart that 20,- British Defenke Ministry. MANCHESTER SCHOOL of 10:30 a.m., Worsh^. house Point; Edwin C!or- ^ 86^ contra with toe de- ^ ^le profit made by ^ a e l l - Elmer S. Hansen of 206 Vemcui United Peatecaatal Church Masses at 7, 8, 0:10, 10:80 In Rockville . cnassea tor all Eigea. Nursery and Worship Church peofpls need medical ’’Preserving beaches is more 7:80 p.m., Oospel Service. 000 omAmt. nelluson. Rosewood Lane, Bol­ St. 78 Center S t the church. B:10, 10:80 and 13:00 Rev. Paul' J. Bowman, Minister 11 a.m., Worship Service. Nur­ Important than economic con- the^ Plne-Broad-Center-Arch Sts. be cmrverted , __, In- once. Theirs is the most expiesv ton; John R. (toyle, Glaston­ (Orange Ball) in the auditorium. Rev. lym an D. Reed, Vernon Aasembly of Ood Church alderatlon.” — Prerddent Nixon, Her flEUice is the son of Mr. sery. slve part of the entire program bury; Mrs. Elizabeth De Mar­ Robert Baker, Pastor First Church of Christ, News for Senior Otizens Assistant Minister p.m., Wesleyan Youth. * NorthoBwt School inspecting oil slick clemiup in ^ e ^ v ^ " " “ S L!r5-‘:S‘chT^*Sl:: and Mrs. John H. Miller Sr. of 6 and accounts tor 84H per cent tin, Toltond Rd., Bolton; St. James’ Church Soientiat Rev. Valerie L. Paradia, 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. Intersection of Rts, SO osid 31 Santa Barbara, CaiU. He rtated toat toe town, in c l S West Hartford. By WALLY FORTIN of the budget. ChELTles P. Filler, 8 Ctottage 10 a.m., Sunday School. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 447 N. Main St. Minister of Chriatian Education 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. Vernon information received In April Miss Hansen, a graduate of KARATE St.; Mrs. Lauretta M. Fournier, 2 11 a.m.. Worship Barvlce. Pastor DIREfTtOR Rev. Michellno RIcol Ely brought out that the de­ 1968, was led to beheve ttat ^ 42 Kelly Rd., Wapplng; Ray­ Manchester High School, re­ 7 p.m.,‘ Bvangellatlc Service. Rev. Joseph R. Vujs 11 a.m., Sunday Church Serv­ 9 a.m., Church School, Gnules S t Maurice Church, Bolton partment to charged by law drawing of design was to start ^ Hello everybody! Well the terrible turmoil tlie world Is in Andover mond F. Fredericksen Sr., 179 ceived her BA degree from Rev. Thomas Barry ice, Sunday SmmerclEd Junior meetings. B4Mstor p.m. the Lenten Series in the chapel. Minister Wrtss stated that dt was his a person could attend our Mon­ and bring back the only word In the Aid to Dependent Chil­ room of the Town Hsdl M<»day Legion Dr., Ctountry View sEiIes representative tor Ck>n- tor under direct supervision of tho 7 p.m., Evangellatic Service. Rev. James W. Bottoms A presentation on “ Dlsciple- understanding that the project the entire prob- day Kitchen Social this past to peace by getting back to 9:30 a.m.. Church School, dren program ovw 19,000 famil­ evening tor awarding of prizes ApEirtments, Rockville; William necticut Light and Power. Rev. Stephen M. Price shlp Beyond the Four WeiHs” 9:48 a.m., Sunday School for had high priority and toot f i ^ th T® Center Oongregational Church week was to be wearing a the orlginEil saying ’ ’Love Thy Nuraery through Adults. ies are involved with a total of for the poster and essay con­ Magin, 272 Pierce Rd., South Ohnreh at the Naaorene Rev, Ronald E. Haldeman will be given by the Rev. Jo­ all Eigea. tor it had been approved by ®®*- The wedding Is plEinned for Japan Karate Association. United Church of Christ "spot” o’ green. Neighbor” and mean It. 10:48 a.m.. Morning Worship, 60.000 children Ifie fEirt that test by the Andover Grange for Windsor; Aurele Masse, 180 915 Main SL seph Zezso, executive director Nursery through Grade 4. 11 a.m., Worahlp . Service. the 1967 (State Aasembly, undiCT July 12. 11 Center St. Well now, It certainly proved Our Friday night setback only 200 men are part of these children in the elementary Windsor St.; Miss Fenumdez Rev. Wimnm A. Taylor, 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion. of the CSiristiEm Activities Ctoim- Nursery. the Safety Im p r o v e m ^ Pro- legUlaUcjn (pre- Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, a sight for sore eyes to see the tournament is really picking up, 16.000 families pointe up the school. The subject was milk Monin, Hartford; Mrs. Winifred B aiMl 11 aon.. Morning Pray­ cll in Hartford, to be followed 7 p.m.. Evening Service. grem sumably tighter reporting re- Minister fine cooperation. There weren’t Emd we had 32 players Ui!a past Trinity Evangelical Lutheran dependency osuee. Aa for num­ In -tile school lunch program. R. Petig, 94 Lenox St.; Mrs. er. A presentEttion by t h e by discussion groups. Refresh­ Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, too many "spots” but in most week. Winners tor the nls^it Church ber of children in the famlUes, First place for the pritos, sup­ Judith M. Roberts, 294B Green Engineers Take Women and Children Also Instructed 9:10 a-m., Ghimh S1 which benefits the founder (or tion and resolved to send a 7 p.m., EhratReHsUc Servloe. firmation Instruction. breEUl to give away as a prize. S t John’s EpIscopEd Church 6:16 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.. The Servloo. * 7:30 a.mw Mien’s Communion Along with playing cEirds, the child is <24 a month, Ely strong­ TTie poster ooateat was divid­ Robin Rd.; Richard T. Trotter, close fEunlly). team or investigators to Anguil­ (3uert speaker will be Oiaplain 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. It was bEdced and donated by Main Euid Hillside Ave., Vernon Adult Instruction CIeiss. Chief Instructor: Mr. Dick May BreeJcfEist, Woodruff HeiU. group was treated to some de­ ed Into two groups, by age, BroEUl Brook. OfficiEils Eire knofwn to feel la. Dudley Hathaway, who recent­ Dally, 7 p.m.. Evening Pray­ Mrs. Annie O’Johnson, Eind we Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Rector First Oongregational Chnreb ly disoounbed the "m yto” that In Grilling 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Cantata, licious sandwiches, maide and a mother on the program would with first, second and third BIRTH YESTERDAY; A son _ their "biggest problem" Is In ly returned from Vtotihm. er. thank her for it. Unitarian FeUowship Hebron Britain which boycotted the "To (Jalvary," relating Ihe paa- donated by Mrs. Georglnia prizes in each group. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van " D **1® "»*'St, OlEistonbury “ After he had oomideted his from the island. 9:15 ajn., "The A go«C Rob­ spot, and it looks like each Fri­ second with Tamela Devoid D AY: Mrs. Shirley Davis, 28 (Continued from Page One) 8TO*iP> which earns the bulk' of Rev. George W . Smith, pEftlng. Even in this crowd there coffee hour. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Sorvi(». talk, Ely was asked wtqr, in Opposition leEiders on the Rev. C. Henry Anderron, bins Room. day you’ll find a treat to go placing third. Linda Rice won Wellman Rd.; Samuel Brown, • total income and pays the bulk Rev. Brio J. Gethberg, was lots of green, and our 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Sermon topic: ” EEUiy Yoke? spite of his aasettlion that there neighboring island of Antigua, 6:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowship, with the evening’s entertain­ first ^ ace in the second group Creatfleld Convalescent Home; arms control talks,’ ’ he said Eit of total taxes, LET BLOCK "Fierce ItallEui” leader Imd a Wapplng Community Churidi Light Burden?” Nuraery pro­ was a substanttol number of which the British used Eif a . Pastors ment. There is always room tor and School. with Diane Giles placing second Earl Gardner, 112 Hayes Rd., still Eoiotoer point. But they don't Iokkw how to 9:15 a.m « Sunday Schott Federation Room. share of Irish colors to weEir. Congregational vided. peoplie gioing off welfane each staging area for the Anguillan more players, so how come and Sharon Sides third, with Wapplng; Barney T. Peterman, TTie SafeguErtt, he S(dded, "is do it, they say "until budgetary' PUT A claaoeg for all ages. The winners were: Floyd Rev. Harold W.< Richardson, 10:46 to 11:48 a.m., Sunday year, was the number going on expedition, added their loud 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine you’re staying home? Come on First Congregational Church ribbons for the runners-up In 40 Jordt St.; Roy Richardson, not an escalatkm of the anna requtiwmente (are dropping.” in 10:80 aLin., Worship Servloe. Church of Christ O’Post, 789; Rose O’Cambell, Minister School. » it increasing and the costa ris­ voices of protest. Woraiiip and Church School. out this Friday, and enjoy your­ Of Vernon each group. 16 CTiester Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy raee.” practical terms, this means not The Rev. Hr. Smith, preaching. Lydall and Vernon Sts. 781; Esther O’Anderson, 699; Rev. Jlralr M. Sogomton, 7 p.m.. Pilgrim FeUowship. ing. In answer, he slated that They charged paratroopers Nursery for infantsk Sermon by self. Rev. John A. Lacey, The Andover Sportsmen’s K. Seaton,160 Keeney St.j Rich­ Although outwardly cool, until Vle(tnam spending drops m Sermon: "Gifts tor the Com­ Eugene Brewer, Minister Prances O’Flke,' 686^ Eva Associate Minister Minister the migration of people into the encamped on the islEuid eui rein­ Paator Andersoti at botfi serv­ We’re getting eui occasional ard J. Durrenberger, 445 Oak­ LEdrd did remark tlmt as a tor- sharply. TTwy have concluded by mon Good." O’Post, 648; Tom O’CSrsint, 683; state, eepectolly from the south­ Club met on Tuesday for an forcements for Anguilla were TiG SR C ices, "Our Regard for Truth." donation to the Activity Fund Rev. Betsy F. Reed, land Rd., Wapplng; Clifford G. mer oongreBsman, he reoaified It running computer (testa that one ^IliAALUSA AA 7 p.m.. Evening Servloe. 9 a.m., Bible cltusses. Caroling O’Oaudet, 627; Oussie 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ern statiea, was on the Increase, election of officers. Re-elected Eustually there to intimidate An­ 7 p.m.. Hi Ldague meeting at Eind this past week I received Minister Of Christian Education FOR R » I T Benson Jr., East Hartford. was eEisier to ask questions than meemure of relief Euid slmpllll- Diacusaion: "Self Control.’’ 10 a.m., Wondtip. Sermon: O’Sanford, 619; Kathleen O’Mc- Services. Sermon by the Rev. and a great many o f these peo­ were WUIiam Dunnack Jr., tigua. Opposition spokesman Pastor Oethberg’a. a 810 bill from our old reliable 5 5ii5 16 mm. Movie 'PRh Also, Albert A. Dickman, 168 to answer them. OEttlon tor middle income Imck- "Taiting Christ Seriously." Gulre, 616; Bess O’Moonan, 614; Mr. SogomlEui, “ Himself He ple were not trained tor quick president; Paul Twerdy, vt<» warned there might be violence Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Lenten friend anonymous. 9:28 and 10:68 a.m., CSiurch lect ors aomid or oltait, olae Henry St.; Max Onlsccuk, 86 When H weis all over little new «ta — doubling the <1,000. deduo- Cbmmunity Baptist Church 6 p.m., Worahlp. Sermon; Euid (Gentleman Jim O’Forde, Ctould Not Save.” Church employment. president and Mike Bussell, If tbe troops display arms on tha "Quiet Hour" nervloe with tlie As tor the bus; well, I ’ve been School. is nam. ollde projeetan. Woodslde Dr., South Windsor; ground had been tilled but the tion taken in lieu of itemiaed An American Baptist Church "Anger -flight or Wrong?" 618. School. secretary-treasurer. John Wood­ streets. Rev. Earl D. Werdelln of St. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning As tor the increased costs, the Mrs. Helen T. BabovEil, Coven­ defense chief w m imdaunted. expenses — would be too costly. 7 p.m., TeEtchers meeting. Remember lu t week I men­ getting quite a bit of advice Find wai>ofi oHiuo CO. ward and CeitI JOhnson were George Walter, general secre­ 585 E. Center S t John’s Lutheran Church, New Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey * ’ mAJor oause was the manda­ try ; Kendall Walker, 88 Thayer tioned Euiother volunteer pro­ suggestions lately. However, eiU ele<»ted -to the Board of Direc­ " I ’m sure I can convince At the same time, they ta,ve Rev. Walter H. Loomla, Britain prea^ilng. First Congregational Church preaching. Child ceire Is avail­ 767 Main 66S-66I1 tory inoreasee oalUed tor by Rd.; Mrs. Shirley Baumler, tary of tbe opposition Antigua ject? Weil, this psist Tuesday seem to agree that we might tors. you,” he told the senEdors. a(1i but ruled out a propoaed in- Mhiiater United Chorch of Chriat able at both services. State law when (he cost of Uv- East Hartford; Mrs. Irene Workers Union, SEild that the A find a better deal when school James Varney who handles After the EufanlnlstraUnn’s crease In the <600 personal ex- we hEid a fine turnout, and Andover p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ Ing increases by three per British troops were being used North United Methodist Church is out, and the owners of school 6 publicity tor the club has an­ MErtrangelo, ~ Wlllimimtic; first face-to-face ccnfrontatloR ompticn to <1,200. Because it INCOME TAX 9 a.m., Churrti School for all Happenings everyone turned into a sewer Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr,, lowship. cent. to instill fear in the political op­ 350 Parker St. buses may then he residy to buy nounced that trap shooting James S. Trinka, 647 Griffin with Safeguard critics In the favors the rich and would cost You'll purr with pleasure ot BOTH ages, the Sunday School f o r and began creating little finger- Paator 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ position. He rebuked Premier Rev. Earle B. Custer, a few new ones, Eind -in the Come and see local A rt­ takes place every Sunday on the Rd., Wapplng; William Teed, Senate, there was no Immediate the treasury <17 billion a yeEU-. the sotisfoction you'll receive FEDERAL Nursery through Grade 4 con­ size puppets. These colorful lowship. Manoheater Evening Herald Vere Bird for allowing the is­ Paator F o r Teens market to sell a used one. So, ists and Craftsmen do Thompsonville; Sherry L. San­ evidence either side gained any AltlMugh It is likely to affect at H & R BLOCK. Point your A | | | | tinuing during the worehip serv­ puppets will be used by the 9:46 a.m., CHiurch Sch(x>I. club grounds on Rt. 6 from 6 land to be used eui a logistics Paul E. Robinson, Eis the advisors say, “ hold off Andover oorrespondent, Law­ born, 16 Chalmers St.; David converts. a smaller number of wealthy paws in the direction of the MUM s young boy and girl patients at their T H IN G !!! A t St. in the morning until about 2 ice. Sunday, March 28 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Messiah EvangeUcal Lutheran rence Moe, tel. 742-6766. J. Sallstrom, RFD2, Rockville; pipeline between London and nearest BLOCK office and re­ Gary Klose, the Manchester Memorial Hos­ tor a little longer.” I think I ’ll Margaret Mary Ladles p.m. Anyone interested In the ” K We must have one of these 'taxpayers, the EulmtnlstrEdion Is STATE 10 a.m., Worahlp Hour. Top­ George Parker Memorifil Cen­ Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad­ Church Miss Belinda Ryder, 1866 Sulli­ Anguilla. ceive prompt and guaranteed Pastors-ln-Tralnlng pital. take their advice and do Just sport is welcome to Join In. things, I think this one is bet- dotermlned to smoke out the ic: “The literks of the Man tor ter, 2021 Main St, HEutfoiti, 2-6 ley, “ Hidden from the Wise.” PleasEuit VaUey School, GuUd Spring Arts and van Ave., Wapplng; Michael occurate preparation of your It didn’t take our group long that. If in your travels you hear Top Cow ter,” said Futbrtght But he gimmicks “ that spread like ru- Others." Nursery is provided. p.m., BlEusk Art Exhibit spon­ 3 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship 891 EUlngton Rd., Crafts Show, Sunday,. Powers, 861 Felt Rd., Wapplng. return. LIFE 9 Find 10:46 a.m., WorEfiip to catch on, and before the of a pretty good deal, I ’d be Narcotics Laws’ Be Glad Major Lassie 6160624, made it clear he was still firmly mors, across the luncheon table, 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior sored by the MOC Afro-Ameri­ will meet at church to proceed South Windsor March 2Srd, from 1 to 6 Also, Mrs. Susan Pattlshall Servloe. Sermon: "The Word Is morning session was over many happy to heEir about it. a three-yeor-old Registered opp(oaed to Einy form of ABM. suburbEm train, or at the Youth Feltowahtps will both can Society, donation is fifty to Buahnell Rally, HErtford. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, PsMtor and daughter. East Hartford; CASm BASKETS ReaponslbUlty." SanrEunent of "original” ideas were cropping Schedule for the week; p.m. in the drarch HaU, Revision Urged H(dateln cow owned by Robert The opportunity for both sides club.” GUAUANTEE meet. cents. 10 a.m., Simday School. Mrs. Marcia Memory and son, r a iv Q " E n ^ t y We guarantee accurate preporotion of every tax return. Baptism. up. Being old pros with the Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Hayes Rood, Wapplng. A, MacDonEdd, has produced a to present tiielr Eirgument be- Officials say they will continue Bolton Congregational Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 31 Bette Dr.; Debbie Fortier, If we moke any errors thot cost you any penalty or 9 a.m.. Church School. Nur­ Monday, March 24 needle kept them from sewing kitchen social, and everyone Refreahments . . , Admis­ By Bay Staters noteworthy record of 16,260 lbs. fore national television pro- ^ exiferation of large rrtunis Second .Congregational Church Rev. J. StEinton Conover, Sherry CJlrcle, Tolland; Mrs. interest, we will poy the penolty or interest. sery and Grades 4 through 9. Bennet Junior High, outside of their fingers onto the materials. must bring a cEin of CEinned sion: Adults 50c of milk and 688 Iba of buttarfait diKed few surprises. H ie Armed vdilch little or no tax is paid United Church of Christ Minister Eastmlnster United Anna Palleln, 224 Oak St.; Mrs. 10:40 a.m., Churdi Sdiool. CEifeteria during lunch. Student This same project will be held goods. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. pinochle BOSTON (A P )—Support con­ In 818 days, according to a Uni­ Services Committee was almost ‘I*® ** there are not patterns ARTHUR ~D^a 885 N. Main St. Council-sponsored, Donut Side. Presbyterian FeUowship tinues to build tor a wholesEile Henrietta Ruff, 152 Ctooper St.; Nursery, KlndergEirten a n d again this coming Tuesday from tournament. 10 a.m., Worahlp Service. versity of Connecticut report. unanimously behind an ABM tkat can be Identified quickly.” Rev. Felix M. Davis, *EEiat Side Rec, 7-8 p.m., George Slye School, revision of the state’s nEuootlcs Mrs. Lorraine Silvia Euid daugh­ Grades 1 through 8. 10 a.m. to noon, and there is Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Sermon: “ The Will of God.” This level of production may and the disarmament tubcom- returns should “ be puU- Minister Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17); 8-9 Kingston Dr., off Oak St., lavks. ter, East Hartford. 8 p.m., Young Eidult group wll always plenty of room tor more volunteer corps working on a C2iurch School. be compared to the average U.S. mittee Edmost unEinimousIy before tlwy come iqi in regu- Rev. Ernest S. Hjirris, p.m., Adult Ck>-od Swim; 7-9 'East Hartford The legislative Committee on meet at the parsonage. people, so if you’d like to Join project tor the children patients p.m.. Junior High Fellow­ dairy cow’s estimated annual agaimt one. tor aucUts,” one officiEa said. Amtrics't LargstI Tax Service with Over 3000 Offices Aaaociste Minister p.m.. Mixed Ctouples Fun Club. 6 Rev. Gordon Bates, Minister our volunteer corps. Just drop at the Manchester Memorial ship. Social WelfEire finished a hear­ output of 8,821 Iba. of milk con­ Re-Do Budget, ftit it Is the Armed Services ------Tuesday, March 26 ing Thursday In which medical 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. United Methodist Church In this Tuesday; we’ll be glad Hospital, Eind room for more 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. taining 325 Ifaa. of butterfat. and Appropriations (xwnmlttees _ 10 a.m., Worship Service and and social workers plus state of­ SETBACK Manchester Shoppliv Parimde L ower Level MHS, small gym, 7:80 p.m.. to see you. people so come on in Find help Lenten Bible discussion. that win actually pass on funds Zambw Court Orders Nurseryursery through Church School Mauley Shaw, D. D., Sunday School. " f a Y ficials headed by Atty, Cton. Hausman Tells Between Seora and Orants Rear Esdnmoes Pastor Dance Workshop tor MOC wom­ The Irish “Hot Meal” of with this work. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. tor the Safeguard. H ie dlsarma- Grade 8 . Sermon by th e Rev. Robert H. Quinn advocated ex­ ^Vew Election PARTY Rev. Carl W. Saunders, en only. corned beef and cabbage was a open card playing, TV, pool Our Savior Lutheran Church ment panel is nudnly a vettiolci«< Mr. Davis. St. Francis of Assisi FAIRWAY. tensive reform. (iov. Dempsey WeeWajrs 6 AJA. to 6 PJl. l N» Anpohiliiwt Associate Pastor MHS Pool, 8:80-7:80 p.m.. big hit aX. our Wednesday’s and reading. 239 Graham RoEto, Wapplng Ike Suffered tor dissent. __ LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — A Sponsored by 4 p.m., Eccleelastical Coun­ 678 Ellington Rd., Mrs. Janet Spear of Wey­ GOP State Chairman Howard ■st. oadteiL 6 A J f. to 5 PJ(L I bftS eM M iiy Rev. Gary 8 . Cornell Open to MOC students only. Diner Club, and all were satis­ Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., to Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, PEMtor FJRST It was not immediately known Zarmblan court today nullified a cil for the Rev. Mr. Harris. South Windsor B. HausmEm today calBed on Knights of Pythias 666-1661 I Associate Pststor M<3C, Hartford Rd. Campus, fied. H ie menu tor this Wednes­ 12:30 pinochle tournament, noon mouth told the committee her how much of each side’s case provincial election in wWch a Rev. Gordon B. Wadbams, 19-year-old son was at Bridge- Gov. John Dempsey to recall 8:30-10 p.m.. Job Facts Seminar day will be Beef Stroganoff, to 1 p.m. Diner Club, 2 p.m. to 9 a.m., Sunday School. Heart Failure reached the public by television, mvfeher of President Kenneth and Pythian Slaters PEMtor fo r o a sttr water State Hospital after sev­ Wa "nmmmouth budget a n d 9 a.m.. Adult study class, Su- with film “ Men of Account.” to^ed SEilad, Texas toast, birth­ 4 p.nr<. Pun-Day. 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship Although the iiearing had mo- K*to” 4a’s nding United National Rev. John B. Rlkteraltls, eral drug violations. (Continued from Page One) tBUi program” Euid “to start Tonifirht— 8:00 P.M. sEumah Wesley Hall. Open to M(X! students. day CEike and IseverEige. If you Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Service. docoruriom . menta of drama It lacked the Iitoependence party ran unop- THE Assistont Paator She called i t "Ein aesthetic all over .again, from scraU4i,” A t Pythian Hall 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Wednesday, March 26 haven’t visited our Diner C!!lub open card playing, TV, read­ Holy Communion, 10:80 a.m., ized to convalesce from a major flreworks of a Mafia prSbe or P®«ed and won. It ordered a new room as yet, you don’t know ing, and pool. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 2 stoieo—main et. hell-hoje,” Euid said she under­ by resubmitting a revised' budg­ 465 North Main St. BIBLE Service. The Rev. Dr. Shaw •(MHS Pool, Ffunily Swim Jteit Sunday of each m<»th, MEisses at 6, 6:46, 7:46, 9, heart attack suffered two weeks an Army-Mo(3arthy clash wMch ®l®obon. what you’re missing, and my square dance class tor begin­ and e. mlddlo tpko. stood ' while Bridgewater in­ et and tax program, to the Gen­ preaching. Sermon: '‘Forgive­ Night; 7:30-6:80 p.m. Eind 9 a.m. on third Sunday. 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. earlier in C!alttomla., Since then have drawn and kept vast audl- w®® the first of 82 Prizes and Refreshments ITiiiraday, Mfiroh 27 advice to you is that now n a repEiir Job,” and that they Cnad only in a towel Euxi al­ Must churches accommo­ accompanied by Brass Choir Press submitted questions ask­ ence in 1664. BEAT THE BUSH 2 gram, Emd CEincel out the Fun- setback tournament; everyone would be .much more difficult presenting Giovanni Bagrielli's Conrsid Quinlan. Open to public. died several months ago after ing further details about the legedly under the influence of The______court ______ruled that_____ an__ elec- date themselves to the think­ welcome. "than having the governor re­ "Jubilate Deo," Samuel Bar­ M(X:, Hartford Kd. Campus, Day portion, as I had to attend five years of addiction to drugs, Saturday incident, and the "con­ LSD, a 34-year-old financier tiwa8 killed. the other suits charge opposition Church and -Locust Sts., (park­ We changed our square danc­ Quinn supported a bill filed by Republicana in objecting to the Theological saminaries ior High Methodist Youth Fel­ MADE FROM YOUR OLD hospital’s commanding general Magistrate John Randol]^ to- candidates were forcibly prev- ing in St. Mary's (Church lot), ing clEuss from Tuesdays to PREPARATION his predecessor, former Atty. record budget

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BiifiiMts SorvkM Around fhe Minnesota Improves Defense and Reliei Pitchinff Lee Trevino 21 ■ ■ OffOTMl 13 INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ Sets Sights CLASSIFIED TREE SERVICE (Soueior) — cial rttea tor peoplo a v n IS. Trees cut, building tots clear­ Call my compotUon, toon call p Grapefruit League ed, trees topped. Got a tree mo. Estimatos given. 84ft78M. Muscle Men Power Twins’ Attack O n M asters problem? WeU worth phono 8754401. ADVERTISING call, 742-8352. gDWARD ft. PftlCB-Palntfaig. WITH With three off days in the first tighten our infield at shortstop 'Dm ver, will be in the lineup ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)- back when Rick Renlck sus­ JACKSONVILUD, 81a. (AP) exterior and interior. Paper- two weeks and no doublehead- In the mind of the casual and count on Rod Carew at sec­ tained a fractured right ankle In either as a replacement tor Alli­ — Lee Trevino, the voluble Lat­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING-DEPT. HOURS COMPUTER time available, hanging. OeiUngs, etc. Inamod, era until May 25, Martin wants ond. a squad game. Renlck figured son in left or at third. in who learned his golf playing nIghUy, Saturday, Sundays at 549-1008. Earl Yosf baseball fan, the Minnesota to set up a three-man starting as relief tor Killebrew at third. 8 AJW. to 4:30 PJtf. "If we get a lead w e’ll be Oeotgs Mltterwald, a 8-foot-2, In tensomee with a Dr. Pepper Twins '•are made up of rotation for early season. Ths Carew ran into a September Pa DHTOS - Interior and making changes in the late in­ SOO-pounder who hit .367 at Den­ bottle, threw down toe gauntlet dtok. H2200-32K. Call CRJ, 646- teriOT. very roasooabto, free HERALD SPORTS EDITOR late starts of Jim Kaat and slump last season after taking a COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. strong, muscle men who nings for defense. We’ve Just ver last year, and Rosehoro, the today to his fellow pros. Dean Chance, a pair of late .301 mark into late August. Un­ ______estimates. OoU Rtohard hit tape measure home got to stop beating ourselves.’’ 85-year-oId ex-Dodger, will do " I think I can 'win the Mas- 4:88 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON holdouts, has made his task der Martin’s coaching he was tena” the colorfid Mexican- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also ***,^ !" ’ ***?^^^' The holdouts of key men such moat of thevcatchlng. DeadUne tor Saturday and Monday Is 4:38 p.m. Friday Orioles Eye Pennant, runs while flrroundere skip more difficult. He counts on the Rookie of the Year in 1067 American, 'who la reigning U.S. moving largo appliances. Burn- cblJTllACtOR — Interior — as Chance, Katt, Johnny Rose- Behind the trio of Chance, exterior painting, paper hang- Kaat, Chance and Dave Boswell and should respond to the Open king, said. ing barrels delivered. 84. 644- through their infMd and boro and Cesar Tovar forced Katt and Boswell, the Twins 1775. ing. Discount on wallpaper. to be the Big Three of the staff. change in managers. Tovar "AU you got to do at Augusta PLEASE READ YOUR AD Every Position Solid fly balls drop untouched in Harmon Klllebrew again is .Martin to present a scrambled look for ’Torn Hall, 4-1 at Den­ Call 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. may play second occasional­ Is putt—don’t three-putt any Classified or "Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a moving from first base to third, lineup in the early exhiblUons. ver, or Danny Morris, 16-16 at the outfidd. ly against left-handed pitching. greens. And I feel real good convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST EXTEIOOR pointing • Quality Billy Martin, the Oilrd ’Twin but will play some at first. ’The Denver, to fight it out for a HousahoM SorvIcM Tovar is the general handy­ ’The regular outfield will be albout my putting. Honestly, I DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the work, quality point. Don’t trat- manager In three years, is Killer missed most of the sec­ man of the club. He played ev­ starting Job. next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in- Bob Allison in left, Ted Uhlaen- believe I can do it.” Offmntd 13-A tle for less, got toe beet for MIAMI, Fla.—Best look­ camp underweight by five or doing his best to change the im­ ond half last year after suffer­ ery poeltlon during a Sept. 23 der ill center and TViny Oliva, Jim Perry, a starter-reliefer, correct or omitted insertion for any adverttsement and then Trevino’s confidence was lees. Nick Tsapateulo, 648- six pounds, but was as hard as age. He’ll still take the homers, ing a ruptured hamstring mus­ game last year and his log league batting champion In 1964 will go to the bullpen as long only to the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors which LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deUv- ing teem in the American buoyed by his second straight 69 1781, free estimates. nails. He looks great, Jtist like but he’s determined to tighten cle In the All-Star game. ' showed 78 games in the out­ and 1666, in right. Uhlaender man. Ron Perranoaki is the do not lessen the value of the advertisement wUl not be ery, yards, attics, cellars clean- Friday in the $100,000 Greater League amraif the entries he did two years ago," Weaver up the fielding. "Rich Reese will play a lot field, 76 at third base, 86 at and Oliva were lost for most of lefty Short man but Martin la corrected by "m ake good” iUMrUon. ed and removed. Also odd Jobe, ^* PELLETIER PAINT11V(j1 — Jacksonville Open, whirti put Interior and exterior painting. doinir their pre-season said. "We’ve got to stop beating more first base," said Martin. short and 18 at second. Undoubt­ the balance of the season due to looking tor a right-hander. It 644-8962. ourselves,” said Billy starting could be Dick Woodson, a him into a rare six-way tie for Papering and paper removal. training in Florida, is the ’The manager knows the Or­ "Harmon will be at third most edly he will be used in the same injured last August. (Rockville, Ton Free) REWEAVINO of burns, moth- his first big league managing flamethrower who was 8-16 at flrrt {dace at 188, six under par. Free estimates. Workmanship ioles, having handled most dur­ of the time but there may be fashion this year, although Mar­ Oralg Nettles, rookie who holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Bidtimore Orides, second Job. “ Our big problem is to help days when we’ll want him at Charlotte. Others in the picture Lee has pretty powerful C9 m- guaranteed. Fully insured. 848- ing their minor league days or tin hopes he won’t have to do broke, in la s t, September with 643-2711 875-3136 dow shades made to measure, best to the Detroit Tlrere In vdiUe he was serving as a coach, ourselves defensively, and first against left-hwded pitch­ are Bob Miller, Ron Keller, Joe pany in Ihe form o f comeback- 9043, 849-6326. any platooning at shortstop. five homers in a tour-game all size Venetian blinds. Kejrs IMS. wider Bauer. strengthen our relief pitching.” ing. We expect Leo Cardenas to Martin’s plans suffered a se^ stretch after moving up from Grsenda and Jorry Crider. ing Arnold Palmer, 'who has ‘ ‘KverytMn(g*e been - going shown he can still ej^ode bird­ made while you wait. Tape re­ "I feel that it is a big advan­ rigia for UB to date," little Earl ies in the stretch; 41-year-oId corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 H oot Rnbhhiq 24 tage to know your personnel. I Trouble Reaching Our AdveiiiMr? Weaver reported on another Lionel Hebert; Gardner Dlddn- Main St. 649-6221. waited a long time for a chance FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- cik n iy , overoaat montag:. son, toe same age; Ken SUIl, to manage up here (majors) NEWSPAPER and magazines ing (specializing in oMor The nnaU feUoiv— he’s only RSox Young Rookies who won a couple of weeks ago and I don’t want it to end too 24-Hour Answering Service pick up at no expense to you. floors). Inside pamfing. Paper- S-S and practically unknown un­ at Orlando, and the 20-year-old soon," Weaver noted. He has Also will clean attics and cel­ hanging. No Job too small. 2 til he stepped in to handle the been in pro boll for 22 of his 88 Bobby Cole of South Africa, who Free to Herald Raaden lars. Call after 6:30, 643-1703. John Verfaille, 649-5750. Birds last year in July when can Ibelt a ball as far as Jack years, being Just 16 when he Continue To Impress Want information on one of our itlaositled adverttsomentsT Weekends all day. Heak Bauer was given his NicMaus despite a 186potmd first reported to a Clardlnal No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the weBrtng papers—is thinking' big, BEGIN YOUR Spring clesuilng Bonds— Stocks— farm club as an infielder. He’s BOSTON (AP)— Happiness is a game-winninjr h(»ne- physique. fliat place in fact. now. Get your cellars, attics never made the major league run for a rookie trying to win a spot as utility infielder ‘Ihls front-running sixsome Mortgages 27 "We hsrve a «et lineup,” he grade. has only a stroke lead over a EVWAMIS and yards cleaned early. Free told this New England visitor. wiOi the Boston Rrf S o x . ______half-dozen others going into toe estimates given, 638-0670. 8E(X>ND MORTGAGE — V n- Lack of a bench — reserve f^d O’Brien, who broke a 8-3 "E very poaltkin Is eet. We third round o'ver toe 7,221-yard, AKSWCRINe SERVICE limited funds available for sec- strength — was a factor in the Ue with the Chicago White Sox hit during the tour innings he Lroirr Trucking—clean attics, didn’t really get started until par 72 Deerwood course. cod mortgagee, payments to the second half last season and FBANK BOBINBON brtdeamald finish last year. Friday by blasting a homer in pitched against the White Sox at cellars. Odd Jobs, mow la'wns. suit your budget. Expedient Sarasota. Tlte runner-up group at 186 In­ during this time we played the "If we all have Just normal the ninth inning, is happy. 649-0500 875-2519 Reasonable. Call 648-6000. service. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. three years ago when he came Ail three Detroit runs were cludes Australian Bruce Cramp- beat ban o t s a y pitcher Ray Jig lime without spending all evening at the telephone. Culp in the first three innings. Bob Smith, Frank Beard and li^, free estimates gladly end, iliird, all kinds, realty, finished eight games back of the National League to lead the Are the Birds doing anything O’Brian, anxious to fill the open' Mike Jackson, Ray Jarvis and the astonlahing Rlvea McBee. given on any Job. Service calls statewide. OeiUt rating tm- TIgen. club into the World Series, Is different this spring In Weaver’s Ing left by Jerry Adair and Joe WORLD CHAMPION—Karl Schranz of Austria, prepares for first run of giant Fred Wenz were to pitch tor the McBee equaled toe day’s beet Automobiks For Sale 4 our speciality. Call 649-2871. necessary, reasonable. Confi- "I Hke my ball dub. We are still Frank Robinson. firrt year as field boss in BTori- Foy, who were lost to the expan­ slalom competition at Waterville, Valley, N. H., site of the World Cup races. If Robinson can stay healthy Sox against the Philadelphia round—a 67, shared by the vet­ denUal, quick arrangemento. in a tough di^dsion, I think the da? sion draft. Schranz is^ already World Champion on basis of ■victories this season. He CADILLiAC, 1960, 2-door, clean, and have his usual year, like "I was getting a li?tle worried Phillies at cnearwater Saturday, eran Bob Roetourg)—end thus Alvin Lmdy Agency, 527-7971, tougher of the two and there "We are working more on fun­ finished second to Dumeng Ciovanoli of Switzerlancl, in slalom competition. HERALD good engine, body and Urea. Bullcling~~ in 1966 when he won the Amer­ about making it back to Boston and Carl Yastrsemski and Tony brought back memories of toe 963 Mhin Street, Hartfonl. Eve­ si« four other good dubs. De- damentals this spring, working Transmission nee^ work. No ican League’s mast valuable with the team because I haven’t Conlgliaro were due back in the record-tying 64 he shot. In the Confracting 14 nings^ 238-6879. trail la ttte team to beat but a little longer and getting in reasonaUe offer refused. 649- player award, the Birds could been playing much,” the 34- lineup after a day’s rest from National Open aA San Francisco BOX LETTERS BoattNi, Cleveland, New York, more batting ^practice. You 6944- DORMERS Room Additions, make a shambles of the pennant year-old inflelder said. competition spent in batting in 1966. ' and my dub; are g^oing to make know, you could have five hours garages, kltohens, rec rooms, Businoss O pportonlty 28 race. Right now the chances look practice, Beard shot a 70, although he F or Y our it' an interesting race. As much of hitting a day and It wouldn’t Alcindor Finishes Season, 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, houses, siding, roofing. Seven ; , I XZi—:----CT3------T" Everyone in Florida among good tor this player who said Jim Lonborg will try to go six was Informed on the second hole Informatioti as I Uke my dub, I Uw some be enough for some of the guys. 4-door hardtop, power steering, year financing avallabie. Add- membera of the fourth estate earlier this week that he didn’t innings at the mound in Sun- that Ills wife in Louisville had chiding 1961 Jeep pick-up plus of the othe^ too, vdildt should "Our usual workout lasted THE HERALD wiU not good oondlUon, $675. Call 643- A-Level Dormer, 289-0449. has been raving about the care where he played so long as day’s game with the New York Just given birth to torir third Locke Mower. (5aU 289-4680. make It very interesting. I three hours.’’ disclose toe Identity of 1068 after 4 ;30 p.m. overall strength of the Birds. he’s with the Red Sox. Mets at St. Petersburg, equall- child, a gird. wouldn’t be surprised if It was * • • UCLA, Pnrdue Clash Today any advertiser using box AIM>mONS, remodeling, ga­ Robinson fell off to .268 last Bill Landis cemented his posi- ing a pre-season game stint Rosbtug, 42, user of an unor­ 1962 RAMBLER American, 2- a five-team race right down to letters. Readers answer­ rage, rec roonu, bathrooms P o o r S ta rt Uon as long-relief pitcher Frl- logged by Ken Brett ’Thursday thodox baseball g rip and an in­ door station wagon, standard, Privata InsfnicHom 32 year but this 18-year veteran against Drake in toe semifinals Asked if Alcindor were under ing blind ' box ads who tiled, kitdiens remodeled, ce­ the last week of the season." LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) frequent tour player, is one of a has a lifetime .302 average, a Not to be critical or to take day by allowing only one infield against Detroit. and turned green. desire to protect their excellent mechanical condition, ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Defiidtety, BBJtimore is a anything away from Bauer, —John Wooden, the UCLA unusual pressure as he sought a MOTEL rariety today. Ifis batting mark "His Just being in there dic­ half-dosen at 140, while some of identity can follow this $150, 649-7841. tios, roofing. Call Leon Gles- solid team with two of the last season was 36 points below Weaver said that last year, basketball coach, was asked third championship and how he toe game’s most dangerous procedure: synskl. Builder. 649-4291. MANAGERS league siqieratars in third base­ tates toe offense and toe de' 1964 WAGONEER Jeep, 4-wheeI his lifetime mark but an Injured when the Birds got off to a poor fense opposing teams must play was reacting. Wooden replied: players are another rtiot back at Enclose your reply to NEEDED man Brooks Robinson and out­ BABY BULL ARRIVES—Atlanta Braves President, BiH Barthotomay, wel­ to evaluate the ability of 141. drive with plow, $1,200. Call CARPENTRY — concrete step*, right arm, foUowed by a bean- start, "wo waited for that big against ua and, yes, dictates toe "He is under toe greatest the box In an envelope — fielder Frank Robinson. Recess at Meeting 742-7649. floors, hatitoways, remodeling, Men-Women-Couples. Both full- Ing In early May, which took inning, but it never came. Out­ comes slugsrer, Orlando Cef^a to the Braves training camp at West PaJm Lew Alcindor against all offense and defense we play,” pressure in toe history of col­ These Include Nteklaiu, 69-72; address to the Classified • • • porches, garages, closets, ceil- time and psurt-tliqe poMtlons. him out of the lineup for nearly side of Boog Powell and Dave Beach, Fla. Bartholomay tries Braves’ cap on Cepeda. He was obtained from the college players he has Wooden said. lege basketball. No player was Bill Ca^>er, leading money-win­ Manager, Manchester 1967 MUSTANG—Original 11,000 ings, attics finished, rec Our fully licensed home study Pitcliiiig Tops six weeks, contributed to the Johnson we didn’t have much the World Chi^p St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for catcher Joe Torre. seen in a career spanning "He doesn’t score as much as ever under toe pressure experi­ ner of 1968, with 71-70; South Af­ Evening Herald, together with a memo listing the miles, 289, automatic, v^e rooms formica, ceramic. Oth- course prepares you. Ptace- If a d u b is built around decline. hitting.’’ Under Weaver, Balti­ other players, perhaps. He enced by Lewis Alcindor. I’m rica’s Gary Player, 72-69; Tom more than three decades. companies you do NOT oval tires. Best offer over er related work. No Job too ment sssVIce available. WMte pitching. Weaver feels that his more won 48 games and lost 34. Rejoin in April Wooden smiled in that pecu­ might not even be in toe top 10 amazed that he has stood up as Wleakopf, 69-72, end Doug San­ $1900. 646-1411. "After I took over, I wanted to ders, 71-72, not to menUon half want to see your letter. small. Dan Moran, Builder. CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, dub is in good shape. liarly shy, yet sly way he has, or 20, but for his value to a well as he has. Your letter will be de­ Angels Snap Yanks Win Streak at Six a dozen others. Evenings 649-8880. P.O. BOX 1086, Middletown, "We have the best pitching However, Robinson Is fit once get a little more speed into the his blue eyes twinkled and he team, for his over-ail contribu­ Purdue, rated by many as toe stroyed if the advertiser 1967 VOLVO, 4-door sedan, red, staff in our division. Laist year attack. We started taking extra PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)—^The 26 club owners Oonn. 06467. again and has demonstrated to of the American and National Football Leagiies scatter­ slowly held up one finger. tion, he has to be No. 1. If I team best equipped to beat toe is one you’ve mentioned. excellent oondiUen. Ask tor WES ROBBINS Chrpentry three of our pitchers won a bases and running the bases. "Does that answer your ques­ were to start to pick a team, Bruins, went after UCLA and If not it will be handled Don Girard, 649-2888. date that he’s ready to be the ed for home today, thoughts of 4-4-5 dancing in their modeling specialist. Additions, STENOGRAPHY CIa m total of 66 games. Dave Mc­ take-charge guy again with the We stole 27 bases in 31 attempts. tion?" he asked. he’s toe one I’d start with." Alcindor with excellent outside F o < ^ a l l in the usual manner. rec rooms, dormers, pordies, starting March 27. 60-80-100 Nally won 22, Jim Hardin 18 Powell stolo six bases the seccmd Cleveland’s Strikeout King heads. ------— Alcindor, toe 7-foot-l>4 giant Big Lew, a three-time All- shooting, good rebounding, a 1961 FALOON, standard, good Orioles. PALM SPRINGS, ChJlf. (AP) cabinets, formica, built - ins, words per minute. Mary Jayne and ’Tom nw ebus 16,’’ he said half of the season, none in the T ^ y also were thinking of n f l into two fives and a tour. who has, for toe last three sea­ tough, tenacious defense and condition, going into service, Robinson’s home run output American, twice Player of toe —The 1970 Super Bowl football bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Mitchell, 648-8295. as he glsnced out at his charges first. Frank Robinson stole 12 April in New York, because h three, divide toe resulUng 18- sons, dominated toe game as great speed. ,must seU. Best offer. 646-4489. shnmk to 15 lart year, which Year, already winner of two game wUI be played in New taJdgg batting practice. bases in 13 tries. toat s when and moat likely'team conferences into divislona perhaps no other player In histo­ The Boilermakers’ principal Lost and Found 1 NEWTON H. SMITH ft SO N - was h€df his ’67 total and 34 Predicts 20 Game Season awards as toe outstsmdliig play­ Orleans after a two-yelar resi­ CORVETTE 1962, 327, 4-speed. Behind the so-called Big “You forget stolen bases in where they’ll start negotiating of tour, tour and five. Each of weapons were All-American Remedeling, repairing, addl- M EDICAL less than the '66 figure. And in ry, closed out his college career er in toe championship tourney, dence in Miami. LOST —March 17th, out of car Asking $896. Call after 4 p.m., Three, Weaver hopes to uncover parks like Boston and Detroit, Sam ..M c D o w e 1L the shutout of California in an exhi­ third beaeman Amos Otis led to again ,on realignment tor 1970. the NFL teams would go into today, leading U(JLA against Rick Mount and his backcourt tions, rec rooms, garages, the all important RBI depart­ led toe Bruins to a fantastic parked near Green Stamps 649-6801. RECEPnONIS'TS at least two more starters from ment, he fell from 122 two years that are so easy to hit the ball bition game Friday. three St. Louis runs in the sev­ The leagues recessed their different NFL-AFL divislona. powerful Purdue in toe national three-year record of 89-2 going mate. Bill Keller. They com ­ porches and roofing. No Job strikeout king of the Amer­ store. Main Street, Hght blue ^bjVROLFT A a trio, consisting of Jim Pal­ out of, but we will run a little McDowell’s concentration ap- enth as the Cardinals came bined for 66 points in a 92-66 too small. Call 849ftl44. ago to but 62 last year. winter meetings Friday night 2. Take toe two four-team dl- championship game. into today's game. felt woman’s derby hat with CHEVROLET Station NEEDED mer, m ice CnieUar end Mlarcel- more in the bigger parks." ican League, has set his parenUy is doing fine. He did from behind to down tlie Mets. after making some progress in visions in toe NFL’a Western And make no mistake about They were 28-1 for the season semifinal rout of North Caro­ wagon, standard shift. Preparing for a possible man­ pearl pfai on brim. 649-8689. Call h o m e s , g a r a g e s , porches. ino Lopes. aging post in the majors, Rob­ Now if the Robinson boys. sights on becoming a 20- not issue a pass in the five in­ Baltimore entpted for 11 runs five days of separate and Joint Conference and place them with it, he was toe dominant factor and ranked first in toe nation, lina. 649-4088. Work for doctors, cimics, medl- nings he worked against the An­ in a Ug fifth inning and went on “Palmer looks like the pitch­ inson managed Santuroe to the Brooks' and Frank, hit their nor­ sessions but not nearly enough toe AFL’s five-team Eastern Dl- os toe Bruins sought an unprec­ while Purdue carried toe No. 6 "If we’re to beat UCLA," LOST —White cat with black kitehena sldine man centers, rest homes, etc. game wiiming pitcher for gels, while yielding three hits to rout Washington 11-2 In a 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. radio, er he was in 1966. Cruellor was Puerto Rican League title this mal, watch cut! to determine toe form pro foot- vision, and place toe two tour- edented' third consecutive na­ ranking and a 23-4 mark into toe King said, "we’ll have to shoot and orange spots, vicinity Ver­ parUlm e and fuU-tlme the Cleveland Indians this and stiildng out only one. night game. A ninth-inning hom­ VERNON heater, white. $1,000. Gall 649- acquired from Houston for Curt winter and reported in top con­ But then, every club has a few ball will take after this coming team divisions of toe NFL’s tional title. showdown at 4:16 p.m., EST. first and shoot well. Perimeter non St. and Elva Dr. 643-8767. season. ’Tony Horton’s sacrifice fly er by rookie Infleider Syd O’Bri­ shooting will be toe key to it, be­ 4349. Bleflary and Lopez was acquired dition. ifs. season. Eastern Conference with toe "He’s Just awe-inspiring,’’ Fourth-ranked North C aro­ nmd,n>. !«.. for the veteran Woodie Held “He took batting practice Baaring injuries, the Orioles McDowell, a 26-year-old left­ and ei home run by Duke Sims en gave Boston a 4-8 'vlctoiy The key to a solution lies in AFL’s five-team Western Dlvl- Purdue (Joach George King lina, 27-4, and No. 11 Drake, 26- cause toe big guy takes away VERNON FOUND Light brown, female AUSTIN HEAT~v im a from Oakland. hander, rang up 283 strikeouts gave Cleveland two runs in the over the (Chicago Wliite Sox and toe 4-4-6 concept—divisions of sion. said. “ My big guys saw him 6, played earlier tor third place. everything else." doe.dog, short lees.legs. Call Dog -- - ' '______pletlon of training. Write: every game but didn’t play in could be the bird of the year... Mark 3000, low mileage, excel­ The big man with the Birds last year and, while he had a sixth and gained Hamilton the Detroit also came up with a those numbers of teams in two While toe first idea seented Wilson Lane Apartments. Warden, 646-4506. ALL TYPE framing and re CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, Santurce. He reported to our again. lent condition. 649-7806. tidy earned run average 1.81, victory. Hamilton was touched nintlt-lnning rally to defeat Plill- 13-team conferences. Using this far-fetched a few days ago be- Now available, new 3^ modeling, addltdons, carports, P-0, Box 1085, Middletown, rooms at $160. Spacious he also led the AL In giving for Just one hit in four innings. Bidelphla 4-2. philosophy, which toe AFL likes cause it seemed unlikely that garage and rec rooms. Free Ck>nn. 06467. Eagles 16 Game Streak on Line kitchen has oven, range, FOUND — Dark brown male. 1960 RED FALOON, 4-door bases on balls, 110. Los Angeles snapped the six- WIHie Mays clouted a two-nm but which toe NFL is cool any NFL teams would be wlll- Sports Viewing eeUmates. B ft C (torp-i 282' refrigerator, dining space. Call Dog Warden, 646-4005. hardtop, $156. 21 Angel St., Commissioner Enters Case Tlila tendency to wildness got game winning atreak of the New homer and Juan Marichal scat­ about, realignment could be ing to switch, The Associated SATURDAY Oversized living room Manchester. 4298, 628-2590. TIIAININC McDowell in trouble on numer­ York Yankees 6-0 in a nlg^ tered six Mts over six Innings as achieved in one of two w ays: Press has learned that at least 1:00 (30) RoUer Derby with formal dining area. FOUND —Black Shepherd'tjipe LEGAL C A A J M if* a ous occasions and turned wliat game and St. Louis liad ended they paced San Francisco over 1. Move two or three NFL one and possibly as many as 2:00 ( 3) NIT Heat, hot water, compete female “ ^11 ^ VtordT ™MPEST, excellent con- kitchens, room Over Clendenon Retirement BC Faces Temple, leniBie. u og warden, ...... ______sHHitinnsadditions, dormersdormers, enmnletecomplete might have been a great season the five-game streak of the New San Diego 6-6. teams into toe AFL. If two, dl- three NFL teams have ex- (SO) NCAA BasketbaU eleotrlc bill, pcu-klng and 646-4558. dition, 8 cylinder, hydromatic, NEW YORK (AP) — The con­ Kuhn ruled Friday U»at into Just an ordinary one. He York MeU 5-3. In other games, Oakland wal­ vlde toe 12-team AFL into three pressed some sympathy toward 4.00 ( 3) Golf Classic basement storage all in­ power brakes, power steering, home remodeling. Royal Cus­ NOTICE troversy over Donn CJlendenon Clendenon’s contract reverted finished with a 15-14 record. Wes Parker’s two-run homer loped the Chicago Cubs 16-8, units of four and toe 14-team the move. ( 8) Celebrity BUUards cluded. low mileage, call after 6, 648- tom Builders. 646-3434. FORECLOSURE Involving t)ie Montreal Expos to Montreal and ordered' the Ex­ “ I’m concentrating this year in the second gave the Dodgers Cincinnati downed Pittsburgh 4 :S0 ( 8) Race of toe Week Ponanab 1967. OF REAL ESTATE \ HOME CARPENTOT, painting and the Houston Astros hasn't pos to place him on the volun­ on keeping the ball down,” he Eill the runs they needed as Don 5-3, Houston took Montreal 5-2, 6:00 ( 8) WldeWortdof VERNON BY PUBUC A U C ? n O N Cousy Final Game and repairs. Spec'mllzlng in ended, even though Baseball tary retired list by March 31 un­ said after pitchirtg five scoreless Drysdale, Bob Darwin and Jim Minnesota edged Kansas Ctty 8- Sports Pursuant to an order of toe Franklin St. Apartments. INCOME TAX service, call Dan small Jobe. (Juick and reoaon- Honorable Simon S. Ctohen, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has less they can persuade him to By EARL YOST innings as he and Jack Hamil­ Brewer yielded only four singles 2 and Cleveland’s ‘B ’ squad beat Former Red Sox Manager SUNDAY Now available, 5M rooms NEW YORK (AP)—^To National Invitation Basket­ Trucks— ^Troetofs 5 able. 647-1694, 649-9779. Judge of the Court of Common stei^ied into the case. play again. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— ton com'bined for a four-liit 3-0 to the Yankees. An error by Seattle 10-9. 1:86 ( 8) NBA Basketball; alt $165. Spacious kitchen Mosler, 649-3329, or 626-8263. DALLAS (AP) — Former killed a highway worker in 1968, Pleas, I will sell at public auc­ Hie fuss began in January Kuhn also upheld the Staub- Little ’Tom Shopay of Bristol ball Tournament followers, today’s final between Boston Bullets vs. Celtics has oven, range, refriger­ 1958 CHEVROLET half-ton piclT- Boston Red Sox Manager Mi­ Police said Higgins was driving tion the premises described be­ after the Astros traded Rusty Alou swap and told the clubs to was the RBI leader wlttt the 2:00 (SO) Bowling ator, dishwasher, dining up, good running condition, chael "Pinky" Higgins, Ameri­ while intoxicated. College and Temple brought back memories of the 1965 IN(X>lfE TAXES prepared by Roofing—Siding 16 low, Saturday, April 6, 1966, at Staub to Montreal for (Jlendenon reach an agreement on a re­ New York Yankees after the room, oversized living $300. 643-0300. can League Manager of toe title game when Joe Lapchick lit his victory cigar for Marvin Baker, 643-0267. 2:00 P.M., on toe premises. and Jesus Alou followed by placement for Clendenon by first eight games this spring Suli Doesn’t Shine, | BowUng Under Louisiana law, a first room, 2 bedrooms, IH ROOFINO, aluminum riding, Year in 1966, is dead at toe age EAST SIDE JUNIOR LEAGUE baths, heat, parking and The property to be sold with (3endenon's announcement that March 26. If they do not, Kulm' with five. Lack of heigM is offender may be considered tor the last time. __ 1947 DODGE half-ton pick-up, gutters, caijMnter work, 80 of 69. parole at any time if his sen­ No NIT matched toe drama Playing heads up ball in toe basement storage includ­ the buildings thereon, is situated he was retiring from baseb.all to said, he will hold a hearing against the speedster from Bris­ INCOME TAXES prepared in excellent body and tires, good years’ experience. Ooamectlcut EARLY BIRDS—Jovce Chick A spokesman at St. Paul’s tence is less than five years. and nostalgia of that one when lories in toe NIT this past week, fourth quarter toe Marine Club ed. on the northerly side of toe enter business in Atlanta. March 27 to determine a fair tol who played against Man­ your home. Call 643-5338. riinnlng condition. 643-2392. VaHey Construction Oo., 648- Rain Gear Needed 130 ElUe Wincze 126. Hospital said Higgins died Fri­ Higgins broke into toe major lightly regarded St. John’s another week of emotion. They behind a 17 point production In highway known as Monument settlement. chester Higli wliUe a sclioolboy. 7180. Free estimate. day afternoon shortly after he le a s e s in 1930 with toe Phila­ moved relentlessly past favor- wanted Cooz to go out on top, the final quarter and a defense Phone 875-0723 RIDE wanted from Maple St. Hill in the Village of South Kuhn’s statement brought a By EARL YOST POWDER PUFF—Pat Urban- was admitted to toe emergency that only allowed five points ROOFING and Roof Rei>alr. At toe end of the regular 162- delphia Athletics. ites and finally beat Villanova too. to Iona Manufacturing C o., 8- Troilm v-- Coventry, Town of Coventry, retort from Spec Richardsoni ski 189-203-683, Carole Patelli room with a heart ailment. downed Russells’ Barber Shop to 4:30 DOWNTOWN gume season toe two division ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— “'This is the worst weather The Red Sox were rated a sec­ 66-61 for toe Utle. "It would be tremendous if he 4:80 p.m. 646-2986. M obil* H oiims 6«A Ctouglln Roofing Ck>., Inc., 643- County of Tolland, State of I vice president and general man­ 192-478, Beverly Lutzen 188, Higgins’ death came only two 49-48, to win toe Jimlor League winners In each league will ond-division team when Higgins Perhaps no team ever played could go out like Lapchick,” 7707. Connecticut, and bounded and BILLIARDS ager of the Houston club, that in in the 29 years that I have been in St. Petersburg',” one Rose Cagicuiello 184-470, Jan days after he had been released chamoionshlp. Fred Galangos After Hours described as follows: meet in a best of five-game se­ took toe helm in 1966 but he with such determination and echoed guard Jim O’Brlien for TRAVEL Trailer 17’ Shasta, the Astros' view the commis­ of the solid citizens of this Suncoast community re­ DiBella 402, Phyllis Lateano 461. from prison at FranclsvilIe,La., (14), Jim Wood (13) and Mike BIDWELL Home Improvement Beginning at a wall on the Second Annual Amateur ries for the right to play in the guided them to a fourth-place love for its coach as toe Red- toe team early in toe week, Autoffloblles For Sal* 4 sleeps 8, self-contained, in­ sioner did not have any right to marked in the press room at A1 Lang Field, winter home where he served two months of Ma)iome (6) points were red Oo. Expert installation of 'ChuM A A B World Series which may run as finish and was named Manager men did tor Lapchick. After toe Only underdog Temple, 21-8, 875-8275 cludes all accessories. 876-6124. highway aforesaid, the line make a settlement even though of ' the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets. a four-year term on a negligent hot for the champs. But Hust NEED CART Credit very bad? aluminum siding, gutters and runs thence westerly 55 feet, late as Oct. 19. The series PABKADE DUSTY — Lou of toe Year. final victory, they swept him off. which needed triumphs over the Expos and Astros are at an Topcoats, even overcoats, a n d ______had 17 big points for toe losers. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ trim. Roofing installation and more or less; thence northerly Town Championship opens on Saturday, Oct. 11. Poltnski 227-662, Ted Bidwell homicide charge. BHineral arrangements have his feet and carried him from Florida, St. Peter's and Tennes- 2 impasse. full rain gear have all been daily _ j. est Douglas accepts lowest MotorcyclM— repairs. 649-6405, 876-9109. Tournament 236-699, Dick C ats 200-653, Ro­ Higgins Pleaded guilty to a not been made, pending arrival toe court, ending his 60 years as see to reach toe final, stood in by land now or formerly of Ed­ “ We plan to go to court over wear since leaving toe sno^ 7 ^ profeeslonal stadium sur- down, smallest payments, any­ gar Brown 130 feet, more or Average time for National face. land Smith 224-214-616, James charge that his automobile of relatives'from overseas. one of toe great names in bas- their way. BIcycks 11 ■z I starting Date: April 1 this matter," said Richardson and cold weather in Manchesiter. where. Not small loan f i n a n c e ______less, to a wall on the boundary League games last season was It has a pile helgltt of five- Abert 201. ketball, as a player and coach, The Eagles, 24-3, 16th-ranked at the Houston camp in Cocoa, Only the natives have tans. company plan. Douglas Mo- 1968 KAWASAKI, 120 cc, street Roofing and line of said land and land now Entrance Fee Claaa A 86.60 two hours and 27 minutes, six eights to 11/lOth of an inch over college and professional. team in toe country, entered toe PRINTINB PUNT TRAINEE tors, 846 Main. Fla. “ It’s been a problem trying to GARDEN GROVE — Reggie "What a way to go out!" Lap- tourney favored behind Terry scrambler, $250. Call 647-9868 Chimneys 16-A or formerly of The T. H. Wood ClasH B $2.00 minutes less than toe 1966 aver­ an asplialt base. - after 6 ,p.m. He said Judge Roy Hofheinz, get a team in shape," Manager Gorskl 144-376, Anne Fidler 130. cliick said in toe eiViotlonal lock­ Driscoll to win in its third try. Mature MAN to train in estimating and pricing. Prefer Company; thence easterly 68 ClaoH A $1M.OO Prize age. Nine inning tilts in both The pile contains* 61 ounces person who has completed military obligation. Must have ROOFING — Specializing president of the Astros, would Red Sclioendienst of the St. Dot Baldyga 128, Dolores Smith er room. St. John’s and Lapclilck 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, radio. feet, more or less, to a corner 1966 and 1967 consumed an of nylon face ribbon per square aptitude for mathematics. Opportunity for advancement. ^ g r ^ s o f allkin^, new o'f'a wall' toeneV’southeriy"oA ClaiM B $40.00 Prize - hold an important press confer­ Louis National League champ­ 136-352, Dot Christiana 181-863, Bob (Jousy hasn’t been around knocked them off in toe first heater, red, 649-0787. average of 2:31. yard knitted Into a 16-ounce Paid vacation plus many other benefits. Business S*rvic*s r ^ s , g u ^ r w or^ etomneys the boundary line between said ence today in Cocoa. ion Cardinals told me. ‘Tve Ka Scabies 132. that long, but Mr. Basketball round in 1966 and Villanbva polyester and nylon backing MUSTANG, 1966, standard V-8, cleaned and rep^ed. 80 yeara’ and land now or formerly Boston Red Sox have six never seen anything like it in still has made quite an impres- ousted them In toe 1666 quar- APPLY IN PERSON O f f f d 13 which is bounded by a three one owner. '646-4063, after 6 experience. Free ^m ates. The t . H. Wood Company years remaining on their 10- all the years that I've been com­ HAPPY HOUDAY8 — Jan Blon In 24 years in college and ter-flnals. 645-5861. -- - f j quarter inch energy absorbing, p.m. 649-4065. ATTICS and cellara cleaned, Call Howley 107 feet, more or less, to the 2 year contract to set up spring ing down here. It’s hard to get a Duperron ISO, Dellna Rock 846. with toe Boston Celtics as a Temple, led by John Baum, moisture-proof pad. ALLIED PRINTINB SERVICES, lie. odd Jobs, light trucking, 8388. northerly side of the highway training headquarters in Winter feUow in shape unless you liave player and now with BC as a Eddie Mast and Joe Cromer, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Lang Field is toe first out­ 1963 PORSCHE, “ B-WO,” blue, trees removed and lots clear­ aforesaid and the place of be­ a good, hot weather. Pitchers, coach. was making its eighth appear- 676 West Middle Turnpike Haven, a 70-mile trip from St. door baseball field with Astro- hardtop, 102 h.p., very good ed. Call 643-1006. ginning. Being the same prem­ Petersburg. especially, need hot weather to H o c k e y 8o much was he liked by his ance after winning the first NIT Miffinery, Turf. Manchester — 843-1181 condition, radio, 643-8522. ises described In a Warranty For Employment At get their arms loose." players, they couldn’t do enough in 1988 and finishing third in LOCKSMITH — Locks repaired Baseballs bounce and roll NEW HAVEN (AP)—The New Dressmaking 19 Deed from Harold Marplea to Joe Torre and Paul Richards tor him, and they proved it by 1967. 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air and installed. Keys made and For the first time In the 13 much truer than on natural turf Haven Blades defeated the Clin- and altera Wit**"!®" B. Moulton and Mar- didn’t see eye-to-eye in Atlanta winning their last 16 regular A national television audience wagon, V-8, automatic, power duplicated. 643-6922. DRESSMAKING ROGERS CORPORATION’S years that UUs writer has been several Cardinal inflelders said. to.7 Comets 6-3 Friday night to but the burly catcher told me, season games once he an- was to see (Jousy’s farewell aft- accessories, dependable, $600. —------;;------:------^,-- tlons, evening wear, suits If" G M elton dated Septem­ on the Grapefruit League cir­ "I think it’s great. You win their first game in the best 643-7432. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ber 7, 1956 and recorded in "Braves’ pitchers never worked nounced early in toe year that er Army and Tennessee met tor made to order, 16 years expert cuit, many northerners are ak couldn’t ask for anything of seven series Eastern Hockey ______!______flreplaoee, flagstone terraces. said Records, Vol. 89, Page 450. so hard, or learned so much, he was retiring after this sea- third place in the first game of ence. Ciall 643-7042. ready packing up and heading better," Schoendlenst said, League playoff.- PONTIAC, 1906 BonneviUe, 4- .All concrete repairs, both In- Premises herein described 5 Conn. Plant Locations as they did under Richards.” ■on. They added three more vie- toe doubleheader. back home. Usually they stay ® touch better pro- Mike Hornby and Murray Skeef Shooting side and outside railings. Rea- DRESSMAKING and altera' are conveyed together with and The latter is the Atlanta gen­ door hardtop, power windows, Technicians and Engineering Assistants in Quality Control, until April 1 or after the base- ‘*“ ct than toe initial AstroTurf Kuntz scored twice each for automatic, factory air, sonably priced. Ciall 643-0851. tlons, tippers rbplaeed etc subject to all sewage and water eral manager. in toe Astrodome in Houston. Research and Development, Manufacturing Engineering. bail teams bre^ camp. New Haven. maroon. A luxury car with BonKKRirPTMr> ------r— Cali 649-1511. rights contained in a deed from The AstroTurf Is certainly im­ services ______Starting salaries as high as $145 per week for Technicians It would be Interesting some­ The series is scheduled to con­ ALL OAr SUNDAY new tires and Vow mileage. ®OOKK®®PING Harold Marples to Whitman B. pressive to toe eye, being a or $165 per week for Engineering Aasidtants. day to find out Just how many tinue Sunday in New Haven. Ugly Ducklings Win Title, $1,800. Cali 544-2174. rendered. All types of business- FOR ALTERATIONS neatly Moulton and Marlon G. Moulton, High School Graduates and 2 year college graduates are bright green. ' people migrate to Florida each Clinton has won two games. es. Call 643-5538, Bookkeeping and reasonably done in ray Said premises shall be sold encouraged to investigate these career opportunities and MANCHESTER winter Just to watch the 1962 CADILLAC 4-door hardtop. Associates. home, call 643-8760. as a whole, free and clear of learn about ROGERS Far Out FRINGE BENEFIT PRO­ Qnderella Team of 1969 radio, heater, ail power. 1964 d— ------mortgage herein being tore- GRAM. AAMCO, major league baseball teams S w im m in g SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)— ITie Baltim ore' Bullete, the Paced by ESarl Monroe’s 41 Bulck WUdeat 2-door hardtop, Service — Saws. PRIVATE Sewing lessons for closed and of all claims subse- and how much revenue Is Wesleyan University moved into SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION hardtop, knives, aces, shears, skates, SEATTLE (AP) — Olympic ugly ducklings of 1968, are toe points, the Bullets pulled away radio, heater, bucket seats, krrivA. AAA. .b.»A. beginners or advanced sewers, quent in right thereto, but sub­ Telaphone for Appointmaiit brought into the state via this fifth place Friday in the second rotary blades. ()uick service. gold medalist Kaye Hall of Ta- glamorous Cinderella team o t in the last five minutes with a MERKOW ROAD — NOBTH COVENTRY console. Call 649-3072 after 6, Call 047-9607 between 8 and 6 ject to any unpaid taxes owing OF MANCHESTER traffic. day of the NCAA ^College Di­ Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 _ . ^ coma. Wash., set a., national 1660 iq toe National Basketball string of 12 rirright points that all day Saturday. p.m. to the Town of Coventry, vision Swimming and Div­ ______Main St., MtuKhester. Hours m s . MARGARET HAMPSON — 643-5163 Seventeen m ajor league clubs record in toe 100-yard back- Association. broke an 89-89 Ue. V fi'ERMS OF SALE: $1000.00 by BUDGET TERMS — a new all-time high — now ing Championshipa. N EW AUTOMATIC TRAPS dally 7:80-6, Thursday. 7:30-9, stroke EVlday night in toe Re­ ___T - iarfti______®®*tlfled check is re- — or apidy to — NATIONWIDE train in Florida* plus 79 minor The Bullets clinched toe Eiast- Gene Shue, toe happy Balti­ GUARANTEED SERVICE gion 12 Northwest AAU swim­ NOW BN O P R R A ’n O N 1968 JAVLIN. 4-speed, posltrac- Saturday 7:30-4. 645-7905. MOTing I rerRing qulred at time of sale, balance league teams. ern Dlvlrion championriiip by more coach, gave full credit to ming championships. The high S t o r a g e 2 0 on approval of sale by the ROGERS CORPORATION Loaner Cars Free Towing • • * whipping toe Oilcogo Bulls 115- Monroe. "Ilie turning point in Begianere, %vioee and SfcUled Shooters ARE A-1, truck is A-1 school senior won toe event in Last Fights best offer over $2,000. 546-3416. ------—" ------Court and delivery of Deed. MILL ft OAKLAND STS., MANCHESTER 1^1. 043-2467 10$ Friday night. Hiey thue be­ our sucoeas came last year Invited To Use Onr raclUtles Cellars, attiea, yards, drive­ New this spring at beautiful 69.2 seconds, then broke Uiat MANCS1E8TER DaUvery-Ught POR INFORMATION call Mnnchewter, SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Frank­ ways sealed and small truck­ An equal apportunlty empleyer A1 Lang Field, situated a chip came only the second team in when Monrob aanimed the lead­ Warming Hogoe ft Refreelttasato AvoUaUe AU Day VOLKSWAGEN, 1963, one own­ trucking and package delivery. 423-5453. . Vernon Town Line mark with a 88.9 in toe back- ie Narvaes, Puerto Rlco; out­ ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- shot from Tampa Bay in down- stroke leg of toe 400-yard med- NBA history to Jump from lari ership of toe team after we er. Ahrays garaged. Immacu­ Refrlgeraton, washers and pointed Chango Carmona, Mex­ I f t . 'i • 'i ' A 1 . Moya Cohen, to erat in one season. Indlanap- traded Don Ohl to toe Hawks,” late. Ebccellent condition. mano Trucking Service toll- town St. Petersburg is toe Astro ley relay event. ico, 10, Ugiitweighta. stove moving, specialty. Fad­ Committee MDIOD mOGINH ells did it in 1950. he said. White. $500. 64^6453. free, 742-9457. ing riuUrs for rent. 9494)788.

1. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 PAGE THIRTBEN TmMiMiits 63 H«'p WcmtRd—Mo]« 36 Hdp Wonlvd— Mol* 36 W>voma, two bathe, family room, ______dining room, waU to wall. Ex- rage on large well londsca^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS AND $180, tncludee heat, 646-3436, ------brick front, attached garage. DAYS evenings a t the East Hartford ____ ROOM for rent, private en- IDEAL for smaU business, ex- 9-6. TWO FAMILY, 4-4, s e p ta te cellent Insulation. Aluminum' lot. Many extras- Coll Inter­ 8 to 4:S0 PJS. AUTO BODY PAINTER’S ______M1NUTB5S from Moncheeter all Mid 20’a. 610 WethenUl Mocrl- KM. prive-Ri Theatre. Please apply ------—— trance. 119 Cooper HUI Street, cellent location near Vernon heat'aluminum sidtag, 7-yeors storms, screens, doors. $21,- national Asaoclatea, 047-1800 Turret Lathe operators. In­ FIVBl—«x>m etSte of front it.< « P*"*er 6-room Ranch, large eon Reoltore, 648-1016. HELPER hi person to our Blast Windsor Fuel and FMd 49-A Call 649-0090. Circle on route 30, could be‘ old. (JaU sorly. Victor Agency, TOO. and worth It. BeUlore for on aiipolntmsnt today. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. spectors — Final Inspection Drlve-Ih Theatre, Rt. 5, be------— ------used for combined businesa St. oMcee, 100 peroent loco- ><>*• fireplace, $17,600 LAROE,“ cleaiiriittracQve n- 048-0700. Agency, 647-1418. Good wa^fes, starting rate SEASONEID fireplace wood de­ FURNISHED imm for gentle- ^nj residence; Total of six Meyer Agency. Realtor. 648- BOLTON — Top location, top for air-craft parts. tw en. 7 :30 and 9' on BYidays, tion near banka, olreondlUon- romn house Induding 4-room f M R M . DAT BEFORE PIJBUOATION commensurate with ability livered. Call 1-228-9080 c r 049- man, all ccnvOniences. Call af- rooms In a C, A, seme. F or de­ 0609. NEW LJSTINat Centrallylocot- SOUTH WINDSOR — Big 6- quality cuotom built 6-room Saturdays, or Sunday*. ed, autoenaiUc fire eprinkler. rental plus excellent barn, 882’ and experience. Excelled 1869. ter 4 p.m., 649-6014. tails call 876-2031. ed e-room Cape with 4 bed­ room Split In convenient locs' Ranch. Plootered walls, cast- DeedlUie for Batniday and Monday ia 4:M p.m. Friday NIGHTS ELEXTnuCIAN — experienced, Apply Marlow’s, 867 Mobi St. frontage, $38,600. H u t e h i n s fringe benefits. Apply In per- rooms po^hle. Fireplace. tion. Plethora of extras taclud- iron radiation, breezeway, 2- 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. 48-hours per week, all beneflie. Agency,. Realtors, 040-6824. son. j j , ----- j — ^ ROOM for gentleman only, pOUR-rooms, second floor,' TWO offlcea for rent one com­ MANCHESTER Alumtaum storms, screens, tag automatic' kitchen with oU car garage. Priced fo r im­ TOm COOPERATION WHX m A I AA9 9T 11 Time and ore-half over 40. r.ill Turret Lathe Operators nousehold voods 51 shower, private entrance, heat, hot water, electricity, pletely fumlehed. Con be uoed MANCHESTER — 6-6, two- doors, 1% baths. Assumable conveniences. LaiYe family mediate sale. Hayes Agency, BE APPRECIATED V IM k fTl^A # I I ■■14 0008 after 6 p.m. ------parking. Inquire 118 Pearl St. gtove, refrigerator. Rental, se- 646-0181. DILLON FORD Brown ft Sharp productlor BEDROM set, 3-plece Bassett, singly or together. Main flomlly central locatton. Recent 6H per cent mortgage! Call room plus den or fourth bed­ after 4 p.m. curity. Palmer Realty, ' 648- 319 MAIN ST. miller set-up operators. white, excellent condition, $60. St. (JaU 648-8678. Open House heating eyetem, new ceramic now! Belllllore Agency, 647-1418. room. aty water. WoU to wall Help Wonted— ~ 6821. * beths, new oak floors, sot., set. In several rooms. Oarage, MANCHESTER All Benefits. Three small desks, $0. each. MAIN St, oanier office, 8 NORTH COVENTRY Cofitimiod From Preceding Page Professionally appraised. Ask Priced to seU at 129,600. New Male or Female 37 Lane cedar chest, $10. Walnut LIGHT housekeeping rooms, SDC-room duplex, centrally lo­ roomsroom* end lavatory. House A C . Lots For Soto 73 CARPENTERS — Steady year lamp, $10. Nnight stand, $2, 646- 643-4074. listing. Mr. FlUoromo, Belflore An Equal Opporttmity Employer POSITIONS now available In cated, adults, no pets, $100. Hale BMg. CaU6«.4846 after O U n daV .2^4 P . M . Beouttful 4-bedroom over­ 'round work, plenty of over­ 1789. CUSTOM BUIUD your very Agency, 647-1418. Help W onted- our staff at the Manchester ROOM for rent for gentleman monthly. Write Box TT, Man­ sized Gape oane St. rooms, dining room, IH baths. Randi. Two baths, two fire­ 8896, after 6 p.m. SECOND FLOOR — Large 4- Street Building and lot next to be $60,000 and up. Jacque- loads of closet space, 1%- FOUR MEN, PART-'nME son, evenings at 649-5900 or 649- 6321. Owner transfered. Assume 5H places, two cor garage. Im­ PART-TIMB kitchen help, 649- Model Home Furniture room apartment In new 3-fam- to Post Office EixosUsnt loca­ (Custom built overalsed Une-Roberts Agency, 046-8889. baths, aluminum atorms and IHUVERS for schoDl buses, per oent mortgXM. June 1st mediate occupancy. Low 30's. 4019. Evenings, 6 p.m.to 10 p.m. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL lly home, refrigerator, stove, tion for any uae. 646-2436 from Cape, dining room, front- screens, full walk-out base­ Mandwster schools, 7:30—8:40 JOURNEYMAN licensed Married only, car needed, heat and hot water, wall to 9 to 6 p.m. occupancy. Call M8-80e4. RA building lot for sole, north­ Converse Rood. Morrison plumber wanted. Good wages, A portments— Flats— • to-back Utrlng room -with ment, hot water oil heat, a^n., 2:10—3:40 p.m. Elxcellent GIRL or lady, part-time, 11- $3. per hour tq start. Call COST CLERK 19 PIECES wall carpeting, built-In TV an­ east comer of (Jorol Drive and Realtor, 648-1016. overtime, paid holidays. Call center fliireplace, IH-bcmis, large treed lot This lovely part-time for third shifters, 2:30, 5 days per week, ideal 646-4880, 2-7 p.m. only. $297 Tenements 63 tennae, references and escrow PRIME office tor leaoe. Elxcep- MAN(JHBSTER Green Area- Olcott Street. (Jail 346-4781 af­ Ray Boulet Plumbing and Experienced in posting time, wan to 'wall carpeting, 2-car VERNON — 6% room I960 home is only 3 years old in housewives. We train you. working conditions. Apply in payment required, $160. Avail­ Uonal location. Medical Phar­ ' Six room Ranch, large fire- ter 0:80 p.m. to Job records. All Benefits. Interior Designer wants reliable MODERN three-room apart­ garage, endooed rear sun- Ranch, seven acres, 077’ front­ excellent condiUon. Owner Oa-2414. person. Bonanza Steak House. H eatii«, 644-1317. able April 1st, 643-0089 between macy Bldg., Haynea and Main placed living room, aluminum family or newlyweds to accept ment, all utilities included. porch, park-Uke yaird. age, 20 X 80' recent outbuild­ transferred. Priced at only Call for appointment, 049-1104. 6-8 p.m. St. Paneled, alr-conditloned. siding, full basement, garage. NURSES- CLEANER, part-time days. E!x- delivery of complete Model Dis­ Available immediately. Call Coll evenings, 649-6820, 643- Directions: Main St. to Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 046- Out of Town ing. (Jlose to highway. Hutch- $22,800. $1,600 down VA. DEAN MACHINE play of Quality Furniture Just 649-4060. Woodbridg* a t to Doone St. Manriiester Reatty 14M kr M U. buUt-tae, wall to wall carpet­ cellent area. Private treed lot. Wonlud— Roal Estotu 77 ARE YOU faimildar with one or $10 down, you may purchase BTVE-R(X)M flat, second floor, patios, trees. Superb landscap­ Ready? Phone 289-4922. or Sundays to our Blast Wind­ gram. Apniy In person to luxe garden type apartments ing In the Uvtag room , huge Only $21,000. Hayes Agency, alt o t the foDowlng areas — any room Individually. Im­ B u sIm u Loccrtlons SELLINO YOUR HOME? FOr BURNSIDE sor Drive-In Theatre, R t 6. Or Mr. Mike Lynch. available now. (Jail Paul big rooms, excellent condition, ing, 200’ fr o n t a l. Hutohlna com er 'lot with split rail fence, 6464H81. CONVALESCENT SAtiLING woman over 21. $65 call any noontime, 623-3079, for East Hartford, South Windsor, molate delivery or free ■ $100. per month plus heat, For ftont 64 WEST SIDE — 6 rooma, mod­ Agency Realtors, 640-0824. rec room. Assumable FHA ------prompt courteous service that W. Dougan, Realtor. 049-4636. gets results. Call Louis Dlmock HOME per week, 2 hours a day, 5 a daytime appointment. MaiKhester or Glastonbury. If storage. adults preferred. Call Pa»4 W.- ern kitchen with buUt-lns, for- mortgage, $22,800. Phflbrick COLUMBIA Lake— 8-bedroom MORIARTY BROS. the answer ia yes, this Is the CAP k C C P Charge Plans 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 Dougan, Realtor, 649-4080. 263 MAIN Street, offices fo r mol dtahig room, three bed- TWO FAMILY, 6-6, wall to waU, Houses For Solo 72 Housos For Soto 72 Agency, Rialtors, 649-6847. cottage), large HreiUace, large Realty, 640-0828. Phone Mr. Atlas 288-9071 days a week. For personal in­ rent, $40. monithly. Ask f o r terview, call Mrs. Wyde at 844- first step in the right dl'rectlon Also, our own Instant Credit rooms, heat, hot water, $140. 301 Center St., Manchester FIVE-RROM DUPLEX^ i^ e Mr. Frechette, 647-0903. REOPENING very soon, have 0370 between 12 and 2 p.m. MACHINISTS for a brtter than average In­ Plan 646-2426 9-5. openings for part-time work 648-6136 come. We are offering two full­ rooms, nice neighborhood, ga­ 900. Phllbrlck Agency Real- quleit”neighborhood, one year fitr««-bedroom Ranch, tons, ei9-$824. instant aervtoe Hav«« DISCOUNT FURNITURE WE HA'VE customers waiting rage, excellent condition, tors, 649-6347. old. Wolverton Agency Realtors, 647- Kttchen buUt-tas, fireplace,------Instant sendee. Hayes Agency, evenings at tte Elaat Hart­ time sales positions in the 646-0181. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS for the rental of your apart­ Housus For Runt 65 9993. finished rec room, wc^-out BOLTON — (Scenic Mount 2 ford Drive-In Theatre. Please HAIRDRESSER wanted, LuJon above areas (experienced pre­ WAREHOUSE adults only, $160. monthly plus tors, 649-2818. AIRCRAFT EXPERIMENTAL ment or home. J.D. Real ES'!' apidy In person to our Blast Salon of Beauty, 643-1939. ferred but not necessary). ’Rile NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS heat. Call Paul W. Dougan,' VERNON — Manchester line. MANCJHESTBR Line — (Jharm- MAN(JHESTER — Fyjur room basement and pool. Acre land- ^nner), Ansoldl built (1966) WANTED — Five or oix rooma, ONLY, TOP PAY FOR TOP TRUCK DRIVER 3580 Main St. Hartford tate Associates, Inc., 043-5129. OXFORD Street—”A one-car Wtndaor Drtve-In Theatre, Is your opportunity to Join one Realtor, 649-4036. Three-bedroom Raised Ranch, MANCHESTER Ing 8-bedroom Ranch, wooded Ranch, Ideal retirement or scaped lot. Clean, quiet neigh- " " c * fra m e six-room Co- will pay $16,000 caah. No WOMAN 'wanted to cook part- PERSONNEL, PULL BENE­ home.” In these daya you usu­ Route 0, between 7 :30 and 0 on AND of the largest (8 offices) real 022-7249 2-car garage, convenient to l- lot, family room with fire­ starter home. Picture book borhood. Ovmer, 647-1749. tanwj Ranch. Attached 2-car agents. Call 648-6090. time, 11-3. No experience FITS. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) LOOKING for anything In real ally need two cars, but here is Frtdays, Saturdays or Sun- estate firms In Connecticut. 84. Available April 1. (JaU Paul Assumable 6-room (Jolonial, place, storms, immaculate, kitchen with dtahwarfier, blue o o v f n t r y ------iia onn MnA.™ ■®“ *1“?®*' necessary. Apply Shady Glen, FORK LIFT OPERATOR 176 Pine St. Manchester estate rentals — apartments, Furnished a nine-room home in an ex­ e> with swimming pool. New 100 a gourmet’s delight! Pantry, bordering State Forest, $22,9(». NURSBIRY attendant — Mon­ benefits, union shop. An equal anytime 649-2304. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ hot water, appliances, garage, Open (or Inspection, weekends. tor. 648-1677. $23,600. Wolverton Agency Connecticut CLERK with Paints, Hatdwara, story, all brick apartment amp service with circuit break- spacious cabinets, counters, dis- PhUbrick Agency, ..Realtors, Robert B. Weiss, day through Friday, 9-12, and opportixnlty employer. Allied inally over $300., 6 monthly $153., adults, no pets. Available Realtors, 649-2813. ACCOUNTS payable clerk. Di­ WILL CARE for one or two Machinery. O^i J>ay Week. building. CaU 872-0629 week­ (JOBURN Road. . .a fine custom ers! Aluminum storms, posal, dishwasher, built-in dou- 649-6347. General Manager Tuesday 12:30 to 2 :30. M3-2125. Bldg. Sykems, 260 Iblland payments of $8.60 each or pay- April 1st. 649-2497, 643-4884. versified. 37V4-hour week, at­ Opportunity In Data Proc­ children in my licensed home. $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. days. Rental $180, adults, no MANCHESTER buUt colonial in an area of SPLIT LEtVEL, all brick oon- screens, doors, and awnings, ble oven and range, breakfast Tpke., Manchester. Good Pay and Fringe tractive starting salary, many essing. nights, for clerk with Call 648-2216. MANCHESTER Garden Apart- pets. OWNER MUST SELL comparable homes. This Is one struction, 4 bedrooms, formal WaU to wall oarpetlng In five— area and outdoor balcony make employe benefits. Allied Build­ good figure aptitude and ments 15 Forest St., 4% rooms, APPLY , This six-room In town Co­ of the finest we have seen. dining room, 2H baths, ma­ yea, five rooms! Oh, yes, re- this absolutely any woman’s Help Wanted— Male 36 EXPERIENCED medical secre­ HEBRON — For rent, 4-room ing Systems, Inc. 260 Tolland with some knowledge of ELECJTRIC STOVE, 30” , $50. free heat and hot water, park­ lonial -with two car garage. - Sitaken Uvtag room, two fire­ hogany family room, 2 flre- oent Armstrong cork inlaid dream. Two huge walk-in closets PART-TIME work, days. (Jail tary-assistant, relocating to BLISH HACOWAM apartment, heat included. Al­ Tpke., Manchester, Conn. 646- DRIVERS for school biZKs, BAM equipment. Good Call after 6 :30, 643-2388. ing, $135. a month. We have -It listed (or $19,- places, 1% bstths, three bed­ plaoea, 2-car garage, many linoleum In kitchen! ExceUent- (one with window), lovely bath 0124. 649-5334. wages and working condi­ area desires full or part-time HANOHE8TER so refrigerator, stove. One- Manriiester schools, 7:30 - 8:46 900, but!! come see and rooms, rear porch enclosed, more (eaturesi Must be seen. ly located. Please call now. and king size area reflect the Counfry Living W ifh Luxury tions with convenient free position. Available approxi­ TAPPAN gtis stove, very good year lease. FV>r appointment, a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Excellent make us an offer! Located side porch, garage, must be Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 649- Belflore Agency,647-1413. comfort of the master bedroom. HYDRAULIC mately April 14. Springfield 1- condition, cooking and heating 474 MAIN St„ 3-room heated call 1-328-9116, Edith Lederer part-time for thlid shifters, re­ parking and benefit pro­ in Verplanck School area. seen to be appreciated. T. J. 5347. Two versatUe additional bed- BACKHOE OPERATOR 413-782-9720. stove. Also Shelvador refriger- RFD No. 1, Hebron. tired persons. We train you. gram. Apply, First National apartment, $110, 646-2420, 9-5. •JaU Mr. Bogdan today for (Jrockett, Realtor, 648-1677. TALL TRESIS and flowering rooms, bath, and linen closet WANTED Stores, Park & Oakland Ave., ■ ator. 643-6611. $23,000 — Privacy, 6-r o o rn APARTMENTS ■ PBX 043-2414. R(X1KVILLE — New SH-room appointment. 649-6306 or 876- shrubs are featured on this complete this level. Provision Experienced in sewer East Hartford. THREE tacomee, (Jenter Street, Ranch, paneled famUy room, apartment in residential area, 6611. estate in Manchester Truly a for central alr-oondltiontag, In- MAN TO LEARN offset press and drainage work. Situations Wontod— ------two family, 8-0 plua separate stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ stove, refrigerator, hedt, centrally located hidea-way. ter-com and radio, TV and tele- OPERATOR operation in advertising de­ Steady employment. Mole 39 Machinery and Tools 52 five room house. Selling as a cluded yard with trees, laurel. FO R RENT Help Wanted carpeting, $140. 870-6979. Two master bedrooms, two oth- phone Jacks In every room are partment of grocery chain, package. Price reduction for Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ______649;-j7842______REAL Estate Salesman, carpet­ g o o d m a n , mild citizen, MOWER and saw sharp- B & W er bedrooms, 2% baths, both a among the custom touches found some typing. Apply afternoons. 649-6824. Larare new 4-room apartments for rent. Wall St., Opening (or an experienced ed office, central location, es­ strong. varied talents, ref- machinery, everything VERNON — Mount Vernon b a r r OWS and WALLACE Co. quick sale. Wolverton Agency large formal dining room and a everywhere. The grounds are Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South switchboard operator for a (XJODYEAR Service Store has tablished agency, member enences, desires part-time "^f*®** to go In business, many MALE Apartments. Now available Manchester Parksule Realtors. 649-2818. THE MOST immaculate Green breakfast nook. Many other unupually landscaped to require Hebron. Many extras included: Free heat, stove, busy board in East Hartford Windsor. an opening fbr a full-time tire three Multiple Listing Serv­ work Cali 643-2058 extras, excellent condition. 742- CHIEF DESIGN ENGINEER new 8^ rooms at $140. and Manchester 640-630j FLORIST gift shop, beauty Manor Itench we’ve ever seen 1 features Including waU to waU the least amount of care yet to work part-time after­ changer, some stock room ices. Mr. Hutchins, 180 Center ______■ 7607. IMMEDIATE OPENING $100, 4H rooms at $166. and everywhere. 2-oar garage, meticulously planned to retain refriflrerator, wall to wall carpetinir, separate stor­ PART-TIME worker needed, to salon, etc. Attractive 6 room Listen to this—waU to wall noons, Monday through Fri­ work and dellveTles Involved. St. 649-5324. WITH A MEDIUM SIZED PROGRESSIVE $170. Heat, hot water, re­ breezeway. Extra lot of record taelr original natural beauty. work in hardware store, hours OFFSET printing equipment, A. MANCHESTER — 2 famUy, 12 home, garage, covered patio, oarpetlng in the Uvtag room, age area, washer and dryer. Large two acre yard. day. Company offers good Good smarting pay and benefits, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE MANUFACTURING CO. • frigerator, oven-range, dis­ Included. Fast sale wanted I'll® location is the finest In Bol- 1-5 weekdays, 8-12 noon Satur­ B. Dick Model 360 offset press, APPLY rooms, 0-8 and 2. (Jonvenlent fireplace, 2 acres. Hutttilns dining room, hallway and aU wages, congenial co-work­ must have driver’s license. Ap­ posal, dishwasher, wall to ^all without fuss or fanfare. Sever- tan. This almost new U & R cua- Near shopping and schools. ONLY $160 MONTH­ day. (Jontact Mr. Chapman, GROOMING ail breeds. Har­ Kenro vertlcle 18x24 camera, location, city water, city sewer, Agency, Realtors, 649-0324. three bedrooms! Home has had ers, excellent working condi­ ply Goodyear Service Store, carpeting, alr-condlUonlng, tender loving care and ahows financing (^tlons avoUable tam built home is Incredibly W.G. Glenney C o., 336 North FIRST AND SECOND mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron A.B. Dick Model 107 plate $26,900. Phllbrtok Agency Real­ LY. Tet.' 649-2871 for appointment. Open House tions and convenient free Vernon Circle, Vernon, Conn. IONA MANUFACTURING CO. swimming pool, tennis courts, It. Belflore Agency, 647-1419. -Aak for BUI Belflore, Beliore Priced In the mid 40’b. Main St. No phone calls please. SHIFTS Rd., Bolton. 643-5427. maker, Nu-Art stripping table tors, 640-6347. CUSTOM built oversise Cape on parking. Write P.O. Box 646-0101. An equal opportunity REGENT ST., MANCHESTER ' parking and storage. No pets. oversize lot 120’ wide and ex- Agency, 647-1418. Saturday, March 22, 1 p.m.-5 p jn .; Sunday, March 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ employer. 18x24, G.B.C. binding machine. Call Hartford 637-0388, Vernon COLLIES—Six weeks reserva­ $18,9(X), buys this 0-room Ranch cepUonally well landscaped, 2- MANCHESTER — Executive - Exclusively with 28, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. cation, experience and sal­ Multi-Circuit — a rapidly Equipment like new. For furth­ 870-8731 or 870-4800, off Mata St., can An interesting career in the tions now being taken on AKC, with carport, only minutes oarcar garage,garage. Bowers School.School, brick Colonial, one of town’e WHERE Just ary requirements. ■' ATTENTION MEN — Part-time growing firm in the elec­ er Information call 643-4833, finest locattona, 10 rooms, 8^ you get a six-room home with field "of Newsjmper (Jircula- sable and white pups. Cham­ ROCKVILLB — 4-room modem away from Manchester. Fbr In­ $28,000. Phllbrlck Agency, LAPINS REALTY,, $60. per week, work 20 flexible tronics field extends an in­ 643-4937 at anytime. baths, double garage, fire­ large, clean rooma and alumi­ Directions: From Intersection 86 and 66. Head tion starting with the posi­ pionship backg;round, $75 and - heated apartment, second formation call Mitten Realty, Realtor, 649-0847. hours. For personal interview vitation to visit our plant to place, living room, many other num tiding and alumtaum 524-1239 tion of call 528-2214. up. Call 876-0207. floor, centrally located, 38^ Realtors 648-6980. SECRETARY tor sales depart­ discuss trainee opportunities A-1 ALL AROUND M ECH AN IC MANCJHESTER — Colonial 3 refinements. Situated on mani­ rtorme and screens for $17,8007 toward Willimantic, first left. Wall Street, approxi­ In the following areas: Musical Instruments 53 Elm Bt„ adults only, good ment, experienced capable per­ DAtJHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, MANCHESTER — Very large 3- bedrooms, dining room, IH cured landscaped acre lot. Ask any of the “can do” boys • S-Day Week • Paid Vacations & Holidays • Paid Sick references required, $100. mately 1 mile on right’s*Watch for signs. son (or correspondence and Weimaraners, AKC registered STORE wide sale — Pianos, or­ baths, front to back living Available for immediate occu­ Cape settled in a 2 bedroom Ranch In a prime from the Belflore Agency, 647- 'VERNON Newspaperboy PLATING .Time • Many Fringe Benefits Incl. Life Insurance, HealUi monthly. CaU 876-6180, 878-6771. record keeping. Small pleasant SILK SCREENING Utters. Sale subject to vets gans, guitars and band In­ residential area, 2 fireplaces, room with center fireplace, ex­ pancy. . CaU Warren B. How­ 1418. park-lilke yard, immaculate and Accident, Major Medical and Hospitalization. office. In.'nirance and pension DRIVERS INSPECTION PRODUCTION okay. Some ready to go. 1- struments all reduced this l ) i baths, rec room, garage, cellent condition. H. M. land, Realtor, 648-1108. condition, many fine features, benefits. Monday - FViday, 8-5. Counselor ROU’HNG 628-8673. week only. Ward Music (Jo., 840 BusiiMSt Property immaculate throughout. Ask- FYechette Realtors, 647-6908. 4 bedrooms, dtalng room, over­ Apply Mr. Wood, Hartford Des­ Main St MANCHBSTER — Center St. sized garage. A few mtautei SOLDER TOY POODLES for sale. AKC CALL IN PERSON _ SEE fiARL UEWIE ' For Solo 70 tag *29,9M H. M. Frechette, pw o-FAM ILY Mdtii buataeas Bualneaa zone, vaesmt value! NEXT SECTION patch, 225 Prospect St., East A. man possessing these ROUTE Realtors 647-9998, from' Vernon Circle. Don’t registered. Call after 3. 643- SET OF drums, excellent condi­ posaiblUtlee. Both apartmenta Seven rooms, 3 baths, oil heat. Hartford. qualities: Apply between 10 a.m.-12 noon 391 CENTER Street, an eight wait, call today, H. M. 7824. tion with black pearl, new are in A-1 condition. Call early Ideal Investment for office and Is now op m at popular and 2-5 p.m. Ask for Mr. Harvey PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. room home with 2-car garage MANtJHESTBR — Oversized FYechett^, Realtors, 647-9993. OPEN TODAY & SUNDAY COUNTER-WOMEN: A mature A high school graduate SALESMEN King. skins, $125. Call 649-8634. to see this unusual property. apartment. $21,600. CaU War­ Redwood Farms here in FOUR KITTENS need a good 373 MAIN ST. MANCHESTEIB •49-2881 located In buslneea n zone. (Jape. Looking for a custom Manchester. Yes, after person for part-time counter Be able to work effectively Norman S. Hohenthal, Realtor, ren E. Howland, Realtors, 648- VERNON —Custom built 12 . 5 P.M. Dwelling could be esuslly con­ built home in excellent condi­ more than tw o years sales jjervice in fast food business. home. Free. Call after 6 p.m. HARMONY 12-strlng guitar with 616-1166. 1108. (Jolonial Ranch, prime area, with boys If you want job security and MULTI-CIRCUITS tion? Huge Uvtag room w i t h ______In less than one year, we Housewives who can spare six 649-9236. case. A unique instrument only verted for profesaional or com­ Have a good drivlng~recprd a guaranteed income based 50 HARRISON STREET are now opening yet an­ quaUty construction, three DELUXE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS hours a day are welcome to two years old. Call 649-4217 be­ mercial occupancy. Robert J. center fireplace, dining room, MANCHESTER — Six room SIX-ROOM Cape, clean through- 2 (automobile furnished) MANCHESTER other wooded area for large bedrooms, double ga-. on salary plus commission, fore 10 p.m. Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, IH baths, 2-car garage, screen­ Cape fireplace, formal dining out, wall to wall carpeting, alu­ apply. Apply in own handwrit­ TOY Fox Terrier puppies. Call your dream home. Some rage, bam. Only $34,900. Hayes Duties consist of working plus opportunity to advance 049-0241. ed In pcHch, excellent lot, many room, oil hot water heat, ga­ minum sidtag and otorms, new ing, P.O. Box 2266, Bishops based on your capabilities, 649-7767. extras. Asking $28,000. H. M. lots already spoken for, so Agency, 046-0181. with our newspaperboy or­ rage, wooded lot, on hue line, roof, walk-out cellar. Bowers come .early for selection. (Jorner Branch, West Hart­ we can offer you a position Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. ford, Conn., 06117. An equal op ganization in the servicing SEALPOINT Siamese kittens, Wonted— ^To Buy 5B near shopping and school. Char School, upper teens. Owner 648- Fine ranches, capes, co­ BOLTON — U 4 R built R aia^ as a driver salesman for ELDERLY PERSONS AUTOMOBILE InvMtmant Prop«rty 7388. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 (Ire- Including: portimity employer. of subscribers. 10 weeks old, (or sale. Call WANTED — Antique furniture MANCHESTER — Dartmouth Bon Real Eatate, 643-0083. lonials and splits in one Sealtest Foods on establish­ ^ S a k 70-A of the town’s finest new placea, garage, acre lot, very 649-6466. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Rd, New 7-room Raised Ranch, DUPLEX 6-6, Hamlin St. mod­ Rockville—Apply Mr. Welch. ed routes. MANCHESTER neighborhoods. True coun­ clean home. Asking $26,900. H. 1. Heat & Hot Water Manager Applications now being tak­ other antique items. Any THREE apartmente in one 2*4 baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry em kitchens, 2 furnaces, dou­ try atmosphere right here To i)e qualified you should LOCAL BREEDER wants to seU SALESMEN WANTED “A-1 LOCATION” M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- en for positions as Foster building, a cottage with one room, bullt-lns, plastered Rockville Branch, 13 Park all aquarium tanks. Call after quantity. The Harrison’s, 648- 6 minutes from PAW, 10 ble garage, walking distance In Manchester! 2. Colored Appliances EXECUTIVE be a high school graduate, Grandparents at Mansfield 0996. St., Rockville 875-6286 6 p.m., 649-4416. 8709, 165 Qiakland Street. • Transportation Furnished apartment plus 8 house trailer walla, 2-car garage, city uUU- minutes downtown Hartford. to stores and schools. Bralth- Rick Merritt U on hand ambitious and willing to put Training School. Transpor­ every day including Sun­ 3. Wall to Wall Carpeting SECRETARY parktng apaces with excellent Ues, near school. 80-day oc­ “ The frosting on this watte Real Eatate Agellcy, SOUTH Windsor —Immaculate We offer paid vacation, pen­ In a long day In return for tation usually provided. Re­ HOUSEHOLL' loU - - Antiques, Income. Extremely high poten­ day aftenuxma to answer • Salary and Commission < cupancy. Built by Anaaldl. choice” location, lovely 6- 640-4098. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, paneled 4. Air Conditioning sion plan, paid Blue Cross a good income and company quirements: Low income bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, any and all questlona. WANTED’ Articles For Sak 45 tial on heavily traveled high­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. room custom built Ranch kitchen with buUt-lns, new wall and CMS and increases com­ paid pension plan, medical persons, over 60. Call 1-429- glassware. We buy estates. VU- way in a huatnesa zone. $60,000. 'Where else In town can you 5. Drapes • Many Fringe Benefits Incl. Life Insurance, Health with attached garage. Here get a fine new home on a to wall carpeting, huge recrea­ mensurate with ability. and surgical benefits, ac­ 9391, Ext. 366 or 643-9038. FOR “A JOB well done feeling” • lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 MANCHESTER HOLLISTER STREET and Accident, Major Medical and Hospit^ization PhUbrick Agency, Resltore, Is a must lee situation for wooded lot ta the twenties ? ’ tion room, garage, beautiful 6. Master TV Antenna cident and sickness Insur­ clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Lake St., Bolton, 649-82f7. 649-0847. A RANCH WITH TREES $24,900. Pletyie call 649-6306 (Jhoce tocatlon, six room Nowhere. lot, VA aaaumable mortgage. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ance and life insurance. Rent electric shampooer $1. • Paid Sick Time Just listed!! 6-room Alumi­ 7. Storage & Parking EXPERIENCED nurse aide (or or 876-6611. colonial in good condition. * Want further proof o f these Asking — $28,900. H. M. WANTED FOR UNUSUALLY The Hartford Paul’s Paint St Wallpaper Sup­ num aided Ranch on a love­ day shift, full-time; RN for day Three bedrooms up, living fine values? Two of our Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. 8. Individual Private Entrance INTERESTING BUSY POSI­ ply. Rooms Without Board 59 • Paid Vacations and Holidays Lond For S a k 71 ly tree shaded lot. Fire- INTERESTED? shift, full-time; porter (or day room, formal dining room, own soles people have TION IN PERSONNEL DE­ placed llirlng room with car­ B W bought homes here! ’Nuff shift, full-time. Pleasant work­ THE THOMPSON House — 0>t- COVENTRY — Eleven acres and kUchen down. FuU base­ ELEVEN wooded acres go with 9. Convenient Location PARTMENT. MUST BE ABLE Courant Co. CLEAN RUGS, like new, so peting, 3 bedrooms, oven said. Apply ing conditions in a modem tage St. centrally located, large with road frontage. $6,700. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ment, attached one-car ga­ this Immaculate 3-bedroom, 2- TO TAKE CHARGE TYPE OF An Equal Opportunity Employer easy to do with Blue Lustre. CALL IN PERSON and range and a one-car ga­ facility, 3 miles from East pleasantly furnished rooms, PMtbriek Agency Reoltore, 649- Manchester Parkade rage. Rear patio with fire­ bathroom, 2-car garage Ranch. PERSON. GOOD SECRETAR­ Rent electric shampooer $1. rage. (Jholce buy in today’s MAPLE APARTMENTS Hartford. Me^ls, Blue Cross parking. Call 649-2358 (or ov6r- Manchester 649-6306 place. T. J. Crockett, Real­ THE Raised hearth fireplace, IAL SKILLS ESSENTIAL, EX­ Olcott Variety Store. — SEE — 0S47. market for $24,600. Please MAPLE STREET—ROCKVILLE Sealtest Foods and (JMS available, wages com- nlg^t and permanent guest tor, 648-1677. WILLIAM E. BELFIORE plethora of ctosets. Walk-out TENSIVE PUBUC CONTACT. BULL or part-time machinist call 649-6306. MANCHESTER — Six room paraUe to other convalescent rates. MANCHESTER-40 acrei more AGENCY basement. Belflore Agency. EXCELLENT SALARY AND needed with acme lath^ and 255 Homestead Ave., MR. DOUCETTE or MR. OLIVER Colonial, exceUent condition. ______* CAM. homes. Own transportation. Ap­ HART Galaxies, 190, Marker or leas in one of Manchester’s REALTORS—647-1418 647-1413. BENEFITS. (JONTACT PER­ 'milling experience. A[^ly In Hartlord, Conn. PRIVATE room for rent. Kitch­ most desirable areas. Will yield new kitchen, fireplace, ga- PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 ply In person, Monday-Friday, Toe and Heel, $110. 649-0361. B & W PAUL W. DOUGAN, Rim Nw SONNEL DIREtJTOR, MAN­ person, Metronics Inc., 640 Interviews dally 8:30-4:30 p.m. en privileges, laundry facili­ rage. Owner transferred. Im- rooma, 2 fireplaces, m baths P.S.—Redwood Farms la off PRE8TIOE Riga Iskne ta Bol 9-3. South Windsor (Jonvales- 70 double AA building lota. City oAopQuro «nd w a i j j i p f Po CHESTER MEMORIAL HOS­ Hilliard St. (rear),, Manches­ An equal opportunity employer TENT — 9>^x9H’ Draw-Ute, 12x ties, lady only. Close to Main aewera and water. $280,000 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. mediate occupancy. CaU now, recreation room, garage, alu- Hlllstown Road. See you there ton. outstanding 9-room Ranch cent Home, Inc., 1060 Main St., PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, liiA Manchester Parkade 649«4535 onyHnw PITAL, 848-1141, EXT. 248. ter. 1 12’ dlijing fly with screening, St. $20. weekly. After 4:30, call firm. Jacqueltae-Roberts Agen­ $28,000. Hayes .Agency, 646- minum aMlng, acrg,.vlew, $27,- Sunday afternoon. OaU Frank FUloramo Bel- South Windsor. 378 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Manchester 649-0306 finest quality, $90. 649-4227. 649-6129. cy. 646-SS89. 0181. 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649-6SM flora Agency, 647-141S.

f * t;--, e J U S t FOintTEBN SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 iUanrliriBtpr Evpttins ll^rolb For Soto 72 Obituary Nixon Spends Hearing Set Thursday JACX2UELINE- CM w. ntMiBi Weekend on On Nurses Vote Challenge ROCKmU>-Gw1 W. Ho«r- ' A bearing has been set for lives of tbs C9$A or of Looaf ln(, t7. of IM PromMot St died ROBERTS Pacific Coast March 27 at the r!n«ieoilciA Unit 20 drculsted a falss nimor yeaterday at RockvIUe Memorial «>**• pot the Nurelnc Home. (Conttmied from Page One) State Board of Labor Relattone in a l» d SgliL Dimat AGENCY Mr. Hoerliic wee bom March theuic vcare ».» u.of the National Ardii' *" Wettserefldd to consider ob- ,^1^ the aUegaUona emus m«ds ao, 18S1 In RockvIUe, and had N h ^ ulmoam to Jectlons and c h a H m ^ to the ^ 1 ^ for the hospttM to ve- 646-S889 lived here all o( hla life. He that he should find a permanent nursesdecttm h ^ M at waa employed for M years at BXCu;8nrELT t o u r s the Hodcanum Woolen Mills. He home for them soon. On the trtp from Washington; ^ ^ was a member of Damon Lodye, Nixon stoDD^ In Indenendence whether Maff nurses would be the voiding of some balloto. Bast Hartford — Oommandlny Knights of Pythias. He was an view la the setting tor tWa well ardent outdoorsman and at one tTSlf tormer ^deni kept S-bedroom Randi. IH - ^ seml-profeaaionaJ Harry S. Truman. Nixon pre- sented to the Tnsnan U t e w <»«e«Uve bargaining sessions wrttten i m f r u o ^ on tils bal- baths, powder room, la r ^ llv- b,„„baU player with the West the grand which w w t a hospital, but so m ^ y lots Infomitng the nurses exact- inr room with ^ e d window ^ RockvIUe and was In- *" throughout family slsed kitchen with large man presidency. N lx ^ then sat ^ erty mark ' Inconclusive. Because these tastruotians cook center, douUe oven and Survivors Include a son, Har­ down at the piano and played bulU-in rotlBserie, 12x12’ mud “ The Missouri WalU." To be considered at the hear- were no$ provided, Duraat con­ old Hoering of Rockville; a ing are the ballots challenged tends that the entirs elMtlca room with adjacent sundeck, After a hondahake, they part­ daughter, Mrs. Harvey MUler of by John Oasplc, the moderator tfioidd be found voM. formal dining room, heated fam­ ed. Nixon said later they dis- Wethersfield; five grandchild­ of the election and an agent of ih e relevant pnseage in Ms ily room. Taxes only $440. A ctissed East-West relations, Nix­ ren, and two great-grandchild­ the Labor department, {|nd Uie objeoticn rends, "It la obvious Must-See home. Comfortable liv­ ren. on’s recent trip to Europe and ing at $27,900. his decision to go ahead with a objections to the election filed that where 10 or more bnlloto Private funeral services will with the labor department by are declared void out of US, the modified ontlballlstic missile be held Monday at the Ladd the hospital and the CNA. voters were not jHoperly In- Manchester—Gracious living In Funeral Home, 10 Ellington Ave. system. "He was up on every­ thing,” Nixon said. The hospital attorney, E. struoted either orally or In writ- this well planned S-bedhoom The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pas- In r^.llr»nn4n TeTiy Durant of the firm of ing ae to the preclseiw s wllh Ralsed Ranch. Large Uvlng tor of Union Congregational wasns the Pt.Pt Mugu Naval AirAtr Cummings and L o c lr a ^ In whldt they dimild mark their rohm with oversised picture church wUl officiate. Burial Bridgeport, objected to the elec- ballot, thm by rendartiig the Statlcm where he greeted a Sea- arlndow, formal dining room will be in Grove Hill Cen^etery. tion cm several grounds. enUne election void.’' opening onto large sundeck, - bee battallcm that had flown In 2 Friends may call at. the fun­ Durant’s objection charges m . Peter Barry, ths ONA «t- toll ceramic baths, dream kitch­ from South Vietnam 90 minutes eral home tomorrow from 2 to that a representative from the tomey, in a one page objeotlon, en with top of the line sppll- 4 p.m. earHer. anoes, double garage, flrepl^e (Herald Photos by Pinto) After thanking the men for CNA "walked into the very said the ONA o4)Jecto to the elec- their senrlco, Nlxcm said every­ room where the nurses were tion because, certain ballots family room, all located In a Mrs. Theresa Perchuck mudi desired neighborhood. Un­ Three Hurt in Crash Near Parkade one bi Ms admlnistraUcm "will casting their ballots.’’ Diuant found void are In toot valid and COVENTRY — Mrs. Theresa derpriced at $S3,S00. Spindura Perchuck, 77, of Lake- Three passengers In this car, na, 18, of 692 W. Middle Tpke. Mrs. Ladyga, heading east, cut re p re s e n t^ ^ made a fair ^ ^ t e d * lg S M * C N A * t o »M ^ wood Heights died Thursday driven by Stephen Miller, 13, of was treated for a wrist Injury, in front to make a left turn the war In Vietnam to an hon- Impossible. be valid, may In fact be void; Glaatonbury — Ourmlng and night at Windham Community 353 Lydall St were Injured and Richard Brown, 18, of 79 Into Tower Rd. police reported. orable conclusion.*’ Durant also charged that the therefore, the CNA aete ttaat tiM gracious 4-bedroom Oolontal, Memorial Hospital, WUUmanUc. ,, nrfii, „„„ Lenox St. tor lacerations. Both nurses and the CNA held an Board make a determination perfect tor the teige family, Mrs. Perchuck was bom In collided with one driv- were discharged. Miss Kathy Both veMcles were badly dam­ He defined that os “ the kind of conclusion so that we can Ulegal meeting less than 24 with respect to aU the ballot overslsed kitchen with separate the Ukraine, Rusria. by Mrs. Ann Ladyga .if 39 Benito, 17, of 32 Deerfield Dr. aged. hours before the election where cast, and to rule on the chaOeng- breakfast room, 2Vi-baths, first Survivors include two daugh- Norton Rd. at 11:36 last night was treated for facial lacera­ Mrs. Ladyga was charged have a better chance to life In a peaceful world, not to have an­ they campaigned for the CNA. ed balloU or votee. The hearii« floor laundry room, formal din- tors, Mrs. WUUam Cassidy of Intersection of W. Mld- tions. This morning the hos­ with failure to grant the right Durant also said represents- is elated to begin at 2 p.m. big room, fireplaced living Coventry and Mrs. William Been Tpke. and Tower Rd. pital reported her condition of way and Is scheduled to ap- other war, go that your sons will room, cosy family room on first of St. Louis, Mo.; eight grand- "^® *"J'**'®‘* Persons were tak- satisfactory. pear In Manchester Circuit not be fighting at another period noor, douUe garage, aU alu- children, and four great-grand- en to Manchester Memorial The MlUer car was heading Court April 7. (Herald photo by f** future.” minum siding for maintenance children. Hospital. Miss Lorraine Castag- west on W. Middle Tpke. when Pinto) From — there he flew by heli­ Ray, Lawyer About Town free living. House has mapy xpe funeral will be held ’Tuea- copter to inspect cleanup efforts quaUty extras. AU set cm a clay at 8:16 a.m. from the Pot- between 4:30 p.m. Thursday and on oil blackened beaches at San­ Officers and members of tiie Vernon ta Barbara. huge picturesque tree-shaded lot ter Funeral Home, 466 Jackson yesterday afternoon through WiB Parley Ladles Auxiliary of Manoheoter in one of Glastonbury’s most st., WUlimantic, with a Mass the middle window on the west While a crowd several hun­ Chapter, Disobtod Amertcan Police Log dred yards away chanted "Get sought after areas. MW 40’s. of requiem at St. Mary’s side of the building. Drawers in Hebron Youth Veterans, have been Invited to oil out,’’ Nixon told local offi­ Over Trial Church. Coventry, at 9. Burial the office were ransaclced but attend the InstaUoUon of offtoera ARRESTS cials he felt "this problem is (Continued from Page One) Glastonbury—Pioturebook Ccm- will be In Gatm of Heaven nothing appeared to be missing. Arrested After of Silkworm Piq> Tent, Military Mrs. Shirley C3iongoll, alias temporary offering the ultimate Cemetery, Hawthorne, N.T. bigger than Just Santa Barbara. j ^ > Order of CocUee, tonight at Hill alias Oockett, alias Kil­ 8 in modem design. 3-extra large Frie.Ws may call at the to- Car Leaves Road We need m L effective control at the VFW Home. gore, of Springfield, Mass, was The right front tire of a car to protect our beaches and na- he "®v- bedrooms, 2H-baths, reoetat neral home Monday from 7 to served a 12th Circuit Court war­ driven by Eldgar St. Amand of tural resources.’ er had hopes of anything more lighting to enhance the planked 9 p.m. A Hebron youth was arrest­ rant yesterday In Springfield Hartford was found slashed by a than saving Ray’s Bfe. Robert Cooper, curator of the calling of the formal dining ed by Vernon police yesterday He said he believes this charging her with two counts of knife when St. Amand left the what Ills adminl3tratl «>me 68,000 acres of federld '"‘®*>®^.‘’® had taken his chances at St. Francis Hospital, ^rs. ClongoU waived extradl offshore areM" and alro Issu^ getting a life sentence ratoer ovwha^ jet section of Pratt on Broad St. last night. Ihere Roscell Atkins, 29, of N e w Vemon Just over Mancdiester Hartford. tion and was brought back to stringent new petroleum regula­ toon...... the electric chair. and Whitney Division of United wae about $23 ill it. York City was arrested by Ver­ Line. New Raised Ranch near- Survivors Include a son, Manchester by local police. tions for toe enUre coast. Stoner grew up on a Walker Aircraft Ckup. Ing completion. Three bedrooms. Douglas W. SmlUi of Brooklyn, Bond was set at $1,600 and she non police yesterday after a County, Ga., farm just outside A young boy broke the park­ possible 4, formal dining room N.Y.; a brother. Howard Wal- ^as taken to the Hartford Oor- two-car accident on Rt. 30 and ChatUmooga, Tenn. Since boy­ ing harrier at toe Mamtoester J. Grant Swank, executive openlng onto Raised sundeck, dorf of Enfield; a sister, Mrs. rectlonal Center to await ap- charged with failure to grant hood he had been Involved In Ku vice president of the Manches­ Memorial Hospital parking lot toe right of way. He is to ap­ large eot-ln kitchen with all Joseph Morlaity of Manchester; pearance In the Manchester Course PI aimed Klux Klan. ter Ctoamber of Commerce, will on Haynes St. last night. When major appliances Including re- and a granddaughter. (.jurt on Monday. pear In Rockville Circuit Ojurt i- w / . C f a At 16, Stoner was an orgitnlzer speak about the "Now Moral- Patrolman Ronald L. Roberts April . The driver of toe other l H W d t e r i 5 a l e l y frigerator, 114-baths, paneled Funeral services will be held ___ L. 8 and an officer of a ChatUmooga tty" at a meeting of the Klwan- arrived on toe scene, toe bar­ car was John J. Mahon, 36, of ^ femUy room with fireplace, Mdnday at 10 a.m. stt Holmes Mrs. A Lorraine OueUette of A Red Cross Water Safetv Ta was once shown as toe Is Club of Manchester Tuesday double garage, striking foyer Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Windsor was charged with rier was leaning against a tree Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton. A nea cross water »®tety in Tennessee. He has noon at the Manchester Ooun- structor Training Course mu „ ^ , . . . ^ ■”*® Cteorge F. Noetrand. fraudulent Issue ot check yes- and the boy was gone. Robert Pliraninen, 38, of 116 Wlll ------,------at $29,900. rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal terday. Cllourt date April 4. West Main St. was arrested last be held at Manchester High Church, win officiate. Burial ■ Two youths about 16 years old night after a disturbance at po- School beginning .Mareh 2 ^ 1 7 p.m. ’Ihe courae to open„ „ „ to„ , published ® Kl®” Douglas E. Zaccaro, son „of Vemon—m acres Is the setting Buckland Cemetery. Dana F. White, 21, of 611 Cen- dressed In black with long hair lice headquarters and charged entered the Fuller’s Package with breach of the peace and In- Intereebed ulIn i,cw:»uaKt ^ n g Atlanta Ky- Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Zaoooro, for tots custom built CApe, fam­ Ihere will be no oaUing hours, ter St. was charged at 2:60 this life saving ^ Adams St., was initiated In- ily room, large kitchen with an morning with passing in a no Store on Biasell St. and grabbed toxlcatlon. He was placed In “ ** »'® M 1962, Stoner announced tor- to Sigma Gamma Delta fra- a bottle of whi^ey. They ran abundance of cabinets, large passing zone and failure to Norwlch State Hospital imder inarUclnate atu toe Christian AnU- temlty a Bentley College, Wal- living room, double garage, log carry operater’s license, (fouri out the door and up Birch St. cabin style oak floors through­ Dems Start date April 7. toward Spruce St. out. Copper kettle atmosphere. v,„. c,™.. sr,-.fr S”*:! S'X.Tny-SpXSis: Mias Marilyn - May. of Water- Upper 20’s. Rules Study The left rear window of toe Lawrence McFarland, 67. and and must be 17 Vemon—Luxurious economical Tte Connecticut Democratic living offered by this newer 2- party’s new 26-member Com mathematics. famUy home. Three bedrooms, mlttee for Revision of toe State ^ , Harold Gaboury of 27 Phoctor ance at their home. They are P®rt*clpatlom, and certifying and Stoner has been acUve In UU- __ large Uvlng room, family sized party Rules held its initial ’ _ Bd. said a boy’s ‘‘Barracuda’’ to appear In Rockville Circuit health, kitten with oven and range, meeting Thureday night in Hart- *^®y bike was stolen from his ga- Court April 8. Instructor will be Ronald Involving racial conflicts Members of Khtgtzta of Py- and ceramic bath in each apart- and adont^ a plan Vemon. They were both chare-charg- rage sometime during toe past j„ p , r . s-ometime Thursday night from Durwood Wlnchell, 28, of asked' to register by calling with oversized living room, ga­ 9 Hospital Notes be hostess at the Lutz Junior rage and cozy family room, mit recommendations to toe rja«.Bast naruuiwHartford wasw<» charged wtto ^ omier, «. John1 Aceto of —Burke...... Rd.,— ’ ----- was^ issued ^ a warn- U*® Farmington------Ave.,------Hart- Musoum tomorrow from 2 to 6 ceramic bath. Beautifully land­ June 1970 Democratic State operaitine a motor vehicle \riiUe ^ ing for failure to drive left of Cross office and ask- VlsIHng hours are 12:30 to 8 P-*'®- Convention. „r.Aa^ (-he (nfiiienee of llauoT. . . “ y Scrvlcse 'Station at 333 a parked vehicle after his car ‘"S' for thetoe Water safety office.office, P-n>. in a ll areas except ma- ____ scaped and conveniently locat­ under the Influence of liquor. Main St. ed. Delay means disappoint­ Much of its work will be to evading responsibility and oper- struck a parked car on Union Students wfll need the Red ternitj’ where they are 2 to 4 Rabbi Miarc Brownstein of ment at $23,900. consider toe e«ect in Connect!- atlng while his Ucense is under St. early this morning, police Crc)ss textl^ks “ Life Saving “ "I 9!*0 to 8 p.m. Temple Sinai, Newington, will cut of resolutions adopted last suspension after the car he was q. said. The parked „ car „ . is owned „ Water ^ Safety’’ ^ and - "Swlm- -I ----\ participate In toe "Mbmento of Uteoe w„d,«,r - ,.b.d. ^ i;: • ' . at Red Rummel, Stafford Springs; p.m. on radio station WRCH. Vicki Shearin, Regan <3t., Rock­ baitos,= S’"”,",. large fireplaced living Th. ml., W L. MoDondld. «. « »»< ■«« the procedures ___^ vIUe; Linda Leonaixl, Nike dr- room with bowed window, ex­ - • W St., Manchester; 13 ■ clo, Manchester; Raymond Hillstown Urange will spon­ tra large kitchen with the best delegates to the 1972 Democr^- °f Willie’s Steak House on Cen- sor a Monte Carlo Whtot tic Nationai Convention, to pro- ter St- at 12:30 a.m. yesterday. and wrote *obs^nlttafon*^toe ’ j^cJ'vUle; or at toe Rockville; of ai^liances and recessed light- roam. He is to appear In Rock­ first session of the course. John Capello, Brooklyn St., Party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the ing. formal dining room, over^ ''*1 ® greater partidpaUon by PO»ce McDon^d t o W ^ waU. ville Circuit Court April 1 . Rockville; Joseph Beaulieu Grange Hall, 617 » lt o St., East sized paneled family room, dou- registered Democrats, lice he'then chased the Steai- holn car Into East Hartford be­ RockvIUe; Evelyn Christie, Hartford. High and low prlsss ble garage, distinctive brick The committee, ’Thursday Palriawn Rd,, Glastonbury, and wlU be awarded and refresh­ front. Set on a large level lot night, chose Judge Stephen K. fore stopping |hlm. South Windsor Stenholn Is* scheduled to a|>- Katherine Fahey, Vernon Ha­ ments will be served. The event In prestige area. Upper 30‘s. Is open to toe public. Elliott of Southington as Its pear in court Monday. Pamphlet TelU Rioters ven, Vernon. P.S. Builder has choice lols in chairman and Mrs. Naomi Petition Filed Blrtoa Thursday: Son born to area. WIU build Raised Ranches Hammer of Vernon as Its secre­ PhiUip J. Rich Jr., 38, of 136 Mr. and Mrs. Donald ChrtoUe, St. M oigant’a Glrote, Duigh- or Colonials. tary. In Banki*uptcy Glastonbury. ’ Green Manor Rd. was charged How To Harass Police ter of Isabella, wlU have a paid Among those parts of the with operating under the In­ Tursday: Jacque- up ntemberai^’ dR»!!y'^ t Z |^y PHILADELPHIA (AP) — "If On the effectiveness of hurling Charles Smith Jr. of 388 Tolland state rules to be studied are: fluence of liquor at 1:20 this , Une Lov®tL Simsbury; Susan at 6:80 p.m. lu ( 1 ) toe manner of you can’t kill them, harase rocks and bottles, the manual Pleasant Valley Rd. has filed . . , „ electing ntiornlng after the <«r he was them a voluntary petition In bank­ Cook, Maple St., Vernon; Emery Cards 'will be nlaved iiin' EXECUTIVES ONLY reads: "An empty bottle or rock Clough, Old Stafford Rd Tol- ner OTTTCU. DTTTorr, T.TTTOTT. toc State Central driving' struck toe car driven 'That is one of toe instructions can disable a pig (policemen) ruptcy In U.S. District Court PLUSH! PLUSH! PLUSH! Oommlttee, (2) the basis of by Clifford L. Parent, 20, of East in Hartford. In a pamphlet distributed to for the whole campaign.” Butcher Rd., Rockville- 'Trod« 1,* f -'Mltmein- Nine - rbom Contemoorai-v con- Hartfordon Center St. west of Nine room (^temporary vention and other conventions. orea college students on how to It prompts agitators to throw Smlto listed HabUltles at $7,- Walker, T e r r a c ^ r R^wk^te® remind- Raised Ranch. U^ded with ex- (3, the method of voting at state Broad St. Damage was light and deal with police during campus 460.11 and assets at $110. Vina Long, Washlngt^ St Ver’ ^ ^ •ttond. no one was Injured. Court date Jisturbances . . complete with first at police cameramen to tras, located on Garnet Ridge. convenUons, and (4) the method eliminate pictures of ensuing The largest creditor Is Asco- '’°®- ®"^ Mrs. Berthenla Arnff of 26 Dorothy Rd sonalized service of Jacqueline Personal Notirpii toat was left In the house was was distributed to 28 members geous,” said Rizzo, In ECSC Classes Department. recently completed basic Air Bostrom, Robert Blanchard, either broken or bent. It has of Students for a Democratic So- He said no attempt is being m. .A . ,4.. . U ‘ o*®*® were 810 claims for fS ^ ® „ ‘f®‘nlng at Lackland Robert Bostrom. In Memoriam been empty for over a year and clety on the 18,000-student body made to confiscate copies,, , but. Two ®f®® residents wlU teach the week ending March 18, com- ’ ^®*- ha® been osslgn- In loving memory of Leonard most, of toe better furniture had campus of the University of added he U taking steps to see **1 a summer "enrichment" pro- pared with 894 for the weed end- ^ Sheppard AFB, Tex., for I^ rett who paased away March 22. been moved out. No ®®- JACQUELINE^ his arnHs haa gone forever, lege in WUlimantic. 2,047, or Just over per cent ___ _ to hand we oannoi louch. slnce early winter. to circulate ifiem widely, Rizso tion. 6 We will never lose sweet memorieK ------said. A spokesman for SDS de- A spokesman for toe Unlversi- They are Peter Sturrock of to a 31,390 total last week. Thi About 78 parents h.. ROBERTS Of "" tn© “ one we loved so much. Entry was made through toe nied the organization has any ty of Pennsylvania said toe RockvIUe and Mtas Marcia figure was 3$,436 for toe cor Keeney 8L IMrs. Leonard Perrett rear door of the Gammona and connection with the booklet. pamphlet would not be banned Heato of Coventry. responding period last year. Monday and FamUy. Hoaglund building at 398 Main The booklet lists Its publisher because this would not “ eftec- Sturrock, a (Coventry High Hartford, with 4,284 rtaimff i_ AGENCY St. sometime yesterday morn- as the "3R News Service, Inc., lively curtail its dlstlrbution. School art Instructor, wUl con- was the state leader last week, gin, phjJttcsf^SScotto Card Of Thanks Ing. The office floor was strewn San Francisco.” No such firm Is The l.'.itlal issue promises In duct an artworkshop. Miss It was followed by Bridgeport for M M ^ S s t s r ^ ^ S s ^ * !^ ^ 857 E. CENTER ST. Wo wish to thank our many with papers and a small metal lirted In the San Francisco tele- subsequent editions to highlight Heath, a danoe instructor at the with 3928, New Haven with on "New taa.. p5«Si!^’.,T2Sr* frienda and n e izt^ a for carta” an^deetir'S^ckrineia^ duri^ ^^®® jimmied and unknown phone directory, however slml- a revolutionary leader of the University of Cohnectlcut, will 8,706. and Waterbury with 2,- caUan." ClassronmV^wIlr MANCHESTER o f *" contents taiken. lar pamphlets with toe firm also month, publish an assassination direct a courae in modern 960. neiwM ^^«J****? “ “ listed as publisher have ap- llsti detail how to make napalm dance. Manchester retained its 16to tendSIoa troahy ^ bt Mr A !#” ■ fc2 |**,Ou*iiette Entry was made Into toe Zerto peared on the campus of San bombs and print a primer on Classes wUl begin June 23 and position among the state’s 20 Mrs. Chrlsdns BentlMr'a — 646^3339 Mr. A lira, o«a!^. * building on New State Rd. Francisco State College. riot logistics. end Aug. 1. offices. noon klndeigortsn « I lcii«d ■ tor lUoU. ip*rt- vlded I bah ocaot- peof. sttom coo- loUan iSaitrlfpBtpr MAR^ 22 thru MAR. 28 n fato Ettniittg ll^ralik TV Shows ^n^ttin^ Ifrratii vloua i. Ow r to- wrlt- She’s Landed Gentry Now wtth tbrir By DICK KLEINBK Jet black hair a dark auburn, thsui that, though, she had toe HOLXiYWOOD — (N BA ) — A combed It in a fetching upbwe^. enough years of work so toat couple o< yean aco, Bobbie Today; toe is featured on top ihe was tole to get up there K at- Oentry waa a nobody from no­ televiaian shows — like “The on a stage or ta front of a cam­ otlon. where. ehe bad her pittar and Spring Thing” special on NBC era and perform professionally. elec- ber 8011(8 and bNr talent and atae on April 28 — and abe fUea to ”1' know,” too says, “toat a»ota made a living, but alie waa atuok London fo r BBC specials buUt many songs, Bobble was able to keep mov­ says.. “H you have to you can Bd to but it wasn’t until he met Bob­ ing because toe had several Hoen sleep on a twin bed. But If bie that he fett he had fotmd things going for her. To begin you’ve got a king-sized bed, Utary anyone be wanted to coUahorwte with, to e ’e beautiful — not Just a t 8 you find yourself sprawling out with. run-ot - toe - millinery beautiful, and using every Inch of It Today, she’s gone glamorous, but a girl with a unique face allmmed down a lUtle, dyad her and charm to go with fL More (See Page Three) ( toe BoUine Gentry His- E^ld, CUms latlon water : e;S0 Will Monsters untry I «m - 1 toe Sell Better? Pratt mted By JBBBT BUCK did all fits . other minister voioes,’’ he saM. “ I gueaa it wris NEW YORK (AP) — Would Karloff’s last movie. you buy a used car from Cbunt utlve OraculaT That may be the otnn- “ I don’t know if Oris is spato- chea- tag it or what. 'But ta tm or log tolqg in tatavtsloa oommer- , will ctalB. three monibs you’re going to [oral- see these memter commer- wan- “ The neoct U g firing is mon- Uakk” laday a^en.? AJtan Swift puffed quiet­ supping into an taner Sane- 3oun- ly on n s cigar until the guffaws tiun voice, he said, “Welcome to subsided. “I’m serious,” he the Ford torture test. We’ll take eald. “You’re going to see a lot your car and put it through all of mcnttera in commerctale.’’ a of kinds of torture—you know, oaro, Bwlft, a round-faced man with things Uke toat. Another compa­ d In­ a glnger-ooloMd Van Dyke, ny Is building a whole food prod­ fra- should knew what he’s taUdng uct around monsters. Wal- about. He’s been toe vUce on “It seemed Ulce I do at least more commenriale than anyone one a ^y^’’ Swift said. “Listen, else. At last count the number you have no idea how furmy it ater- had imnasd 80,000. is. You’d think everybody is tap­ later, “I did a movie with Boris ping everybody Use’s telephone san’a KartoCr and Fhyllla DBIer coUed lines. leon- ‘Tha Mad Monster Party’ end I "There are three advertising »ring agencies after this one account. One’s got it and is trying to hong onto it and two others are I Py- trying to get it away from them. are By coincidence I did the presen­ card GOLF tation commercials for all three tlilan —and, can you believe it, all toera Oonqtatarised Golf three oeune up with virtuallly the same kind of monster ap­ NITE OR DAY proach.” win RAIN OR SHINE He laughed. "The thing I’m unlor afraid of is tb^re going to Robert Youhk returns to TV as Btar"ot “Msircus Weflby, WLD-,” two-hour tele- to H GOLF • (See Page Three) vfeion fitoi Wednesday 9-11 p.tn. on ABQ It Wffl be a series Wiis ML o< win to of Here Come the Doctors Again at 9 NEW YORK (NBA) — David previewed as a two-hour show internal medicine In a hospital. H. TRON Victor has a good record as a Wednesday. ‘T think TV viewers are reeuly for a human drama •poo- TV mnduoer ( ‘ T>r. KtUdore,’ ’ The seites brings both Rob­ series. The best basis for that Wtibit "The kfon From U.N.C.L.A.,” ert Young «U)d doctors back to Tm Spoon R«itiircMt TV. Next seasoQ each network la medicine.’’ t toe the Robert fitack segments of ELECTRONICS will have a lesldeiiit physleian. Eaat FoO-niiie Golf ProlesslonsI "The Nanre of the Game’’), so .It was easy to convince CBS’s oftaring to “U.M.C.” and LABORATORIES iriaea on Pnmlses at All Times. when he talks ^about a new Young to come out of semi-re­ it stars Jamas Dsfy awl Chad reah- A1 Oayson, 'Pro. series he Is pricing, it’s tirement, says Victor. •'He Everett. NBC has Joseph Oot- »vent worth Ustairiiig. loved our script.” The other 277 BROAD -ten, David Hartman and John regulars ta the series wlU be Golf 0 Tron Victor is the producer of Saxon 'sa house doctors In a James Brolta (a bright young “Marcus Welby MJ).,’’ which BAIT IS from I-M aertes, toe title of whldi tausiT talent) aa a young doctor who wtU be OR ABC-TV next STEREO uifh- Bts. n * SO, Taloottville been decided, ta whfeh three faces Young across a Genera­ paid season, but which wlH edso be different shows (the others all tion Gap, and Penny Santon, aday about lawyers and policemen) Young's Mexican-American sec­ TAPES ome. rotate. retary. din- ATLANTIC FUEL OIL “That makes 2% medical “The only series I ever re­ FOR la in series on TV," Victor says. member which dealt with a Mm- BURNER “But the others are bound by famUy physician was Dr. Chris­ alnd- L T. WOOD CO. hospitals. In mine the doctor is tian with Jean Herabolt,’’ says CARS SERVICE a i;eneral praotiUoner. Kildare Victor. "But our doctor will not 51 BISSBLL ST. was very successful, but there be perfect. He has feet of clay ktva- Phone 643-1129 649-3701 were limitations since he waa and he wlU never forget to send TV-Badle fialea atal Service Mtot- first cm Intern speUaUtlng in a bUl." Kbn- I In- luled ro ff, ■eph Rd., A ir ilgn- , for uUn-

I the ittag book Wig- FAGB TWO M A N C m iEB EVKNDia HERALD, HANGHESTEB, CX>NN., SATURDAY, IHARCH 22, 1M9 HANCBESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 PAGE IH R E S SATURDAY JU PROGRAM HigUights MONDAY JO PROGRAM Morning T ( ^ Y : ‘1)88 m gfitB , TUESDAY JO PROGRAM U;« 8taara* (8-88) Hsilyw ssd F a l M « ) O M m M the ^aacto (C) m ovie o f Doih« aofk>RnMftg oat i r i t (8) O M TsM (G> 8 :te (8) M a y k e m Don Rickies and PhyUls DUler, 1:88 (I) OM Talk (0) __ toirto aa Peatares «•> Oamilcfla BawUac lest co-boats rrlth The Bala Wegt, w ttb C tark CtaUe and ( iM M i) Me (tt) rum U d » (S) Jaaajr q a e st (C> arimba Band, The King M srier TV 7:88 m la a a r r (Q) Valamci4 WarM B M arRyn IConrae, 811:80 p jn . 2 SSsToS!? 18 "Then Came Bronaaa" Mi­ (tt) At R« m wMk KM g (G) (8848488 Jerry Lewte Skew Family. Connie Stevens, Terry (8 W D n s m H ow e (M> Divareo Gaait (C) Melqr Dlek aa4 the Hlshtr BCNDiAY: “ M eet ttw F n a a ,” 1:88 (8) Am the Wsrid Tans (C) (848) Oraaat Heme ( 0 ) Michele L e e .^ ^ iCi 18:88 (8) M aaala (O) young luarapaper reporter Idt ^ to jka jrarld Tarw (0 ) M lchler Mannix becomes Involved hi w ith Defenae S ecre ta ry M etvln (M^4e> HIddes nwes <®> ... quits Us Job m d sets out on (848) Med Bgaad Mtippir (C) agrees to help wealthy news­ 8:te (j). Lave la A Maay dpeadsrad In fa attempt to find meanlw 8:88 (8) Meazeate at G am tert aad 848 (I) Levs b atottg Gueet: Arthur Godfrey. (M> BeDer Derhy paper publisher solve strange "T lte CBS CMMren’a FOm (O) of hie existence. (C) Newa TUag (884848) J a lla (G) (M> Matiaee Mevie behavior of his beautiful ( M » 4 t> Daga a( Oar Lhraa <2L**S*W N>«kt • :U (8) iatiBito Hariasas (848) I t Takee a Tktef (G) "Tim Bpothera" SVattvfd.” w M i Itid ian fiS n , (8TO) N< (*8»4n Dagi ri Oar daughter. (C) '"ne ShoM” Lex Barker and 8:88 (8 )Mga Orr aad Pragar (848) Wawirwad Oame Mundy gets in deep troohie, l:M (» Year CJemmaaity 18 :88 (8) Big EHI ight H evle (C) “Teatadirapa,” 1-2:80 p jn . ____ 8:88 (8) O aM liu Light RIk Battaglia. (O d :lt (8) Tew s Grier 8:88 (8) O a i t t ^ L b M whan aa oUMtane aafeeraek- Happeabqc "O ur Mantan in Jamaica” Larry (88S84«nisDse|sn (48) n i s Oataaate 8:88 (8) S aarito Saaaester (G) er ha hires iteab diamond New Adreataree e( Hack "V "C U n a To^ and Totnorrow ,” 18 8:88 (8) F u sO g Affair (O) (88) Oaaa. Gteasiaam (tsttrornTSa^ra Permell, Harnrlta Scherr, (8-88) D s U u O aaie (848) DaHto Game (O) from crime eyndlcate base. Vlaa Brad Harris. When an Ameri­ spedaUM a g lv « view a, 2:884:80 8:88 (8) SecretStem 18 18:88(8) O a ^ B a r a e M Skew (O) • : « (8) M eralag HiflBetirwi (O) 8 4 8 (8) to e ra l A arm Robert Waaner and ir-i—«■: 1:W (» NaUaaal tavttaliaaal can agent disappears on as­ (8t4»4i> A a :^ WarM ^eato: Larry Horia Barrie 7:88 (8) Newa a id W aalker (G> Thrane. p.m . on NBC. .. .“ B ye B y e B u t­ CIUUM. (8) M r. Geabar (c) (8W48) Aaetker Weal T eanuuneat (0> signm ent In Janadon a second ___ (8-88) O aaaral HrsaHal (0 ) 8:t8(W4»|M> Taeedag N%M at (8) Three Y eaaa A m erleaaa agent loses his Ufe in an at- te rfly ,’’ the m aU ng o f Japanese 8:88 (8) T U U ak lriter i S m 7:88 (8) Y ear CanuaBBRy (G) (O) la Seamh o( Sarvlval (0) 8 4 . (0) atempt to uncover his dis­ flb n , 4:80-0:30 p.m . on NBC. . . (tM»48> Yaa D n’t dag - Wealfcer 8:88 (8) OagL K aagaiaa (G) "Sony, .Wrong Number" Documentary special with Paul appearance. (8-18) Oae U fa 8a Live (48) OcM ge r i li t e Jaagle (0> " P iM lc B tD ad(»at Laborato ry ,’’ 8:88 (48) Ja c k LaLaaae Mkew (0> Barbara Slaiiayck and Burt Newman narrator. Story about (48) Nears — W eather 4:88 (8) H aager Statiaa „„aS3®.M totera 4:88 (8) H aager Hlatlaa Laneaatar. Bedridden invalid three patriotic Americans Sports a po rtrait ct country kliR er WarllgM 8:88 (8) totg H tekaidi Skew (G) ( 0) deala with kiternrelatlonahlp of (taM M Mateh Game ''RUM U o U aram tev '64. |t> to n ^ A D e a Skew (G) (I8 » iir Matek Oame (0) alone In her home, aoeldailat- (88)(48) S MMe D s a ^ a C w ly overhean a murder jotted all life and personal challensea "Lady of Vengeance" Johnny Oaab, 8 p .m . on Chan- Army aergeant la hired to (G) facing them In their efforts (U ) D ark Bhadevra prevent anything from hap­ ( % M arv Orillhi Ifcrw (C) on telephone and giaduidly (8) News — W eather artd n d 24------“ lO olM y One,’’ nlsfat- 4 :H (S •> News 4:814-88 (884848) Newa realises that she b to be the to improve and preserve life. Giierta (C) (0) pen kur that could hUd up con­ (88) P a ra a e rd (O) d u b entertainer Itees “m ob," 4:88 ~) Haael (0 ) struction of the raUroM into (48) Laave U te B aaver 4:88 a> Haael victim, '48 NCAA CcUeca (t) Satarday Speetaealar 8) Beagk HMera BasketbaU ({) "Tbe Roots of Heaven” ‘58 w ith W arren B e a tty , 8 1 1 pjm . S tnroa^. John Faym. Mari !'H Heaad toew 848 (8) Deib Dag tOow (O) S;W (M) Ckaaapleashlp WrestUac Han fights to get atrong larrs <2> MJke Dsagla# Hww (C) Blanchard. Barton MacLane, 8:88 (8) M ake Baaas fer Daddy (0) (848) H.t JU d . (0> 8:18 (88) P ie Bowler's T ear « » -ABC------“ The Bm odiei* (88) B ataisa (O) Dan Duryea. (88) PMbi (C> 18:88 (8) GM-Jfeare Hgerial (O)' for protection of African ele- (48) n a te lta e s . (O 8M8 (8) Oelf C U s ^ (0) p ^ ts. Errol Flynn, ^Juliette Brothera Otnnedy Hour," wrih U tit (Mt) J F lm rw Jsin*- Ooalby meets team of Bobby A lbert ((B O anea ( 0 ) M 48 (8) Laegr U48 (4I4MM) News - Weather Nlchob and Ray noyd. g ) M aasten 1:88) 7(i) ) News — MemeU (ttJB M ) 8aag Jadg«wieat*%) (58 *®’ "The Golden Horde" '5L Ann Donovan, 810 p ,m . on CBS . ) OMIgaa’e blaad I ef Otas- (8) O lebrU y B U iards (C) Gterk Gialble in lAie Blyth, David Farrar, George Anna Oapri on NBC's feri sad OaMtaasto ^ %r*Rw4l towr Host: Minn. Pats. Guests: MONDAY: “Today," dormer S:M (4d) W eatker (f> NewaI a a d W 4 ^ 1 8 :« ( I M M 8 ) S f m (G) «2Sc;’’ 'WlBtren De»0^ bb hd Hacready. (C) U : t t (8) Tkaafkg M aidgM Barry Sullivan. m ovie, "The MSafSto,” (88) TM ight Shew (C) S e cre ta iy o f Btato D ean R u * la "AdMn - 12'' today UM O) Dtwald O’Oraaar Mew "No Road B ack” '67. Blind 8:88 (8) R ace a t the Week (C> OH (G) entertainer m today 9-11:80 p.m. on (8848) News — Weather — totaavleiwed 7:888 u (liau t 7:80-8 pjn. (tt) PlSssg woman acta as fenco for Jewel 8:88 (8) The Qaeea aad 1 (0) “ aad ■ “ (C) (88) r A e e p (88) News . (S k M W Ora z H r a lb a (O) movie, “Mickey Oae,” thieves aad taTohrea her fhm- , _ W lS oW ertd of Sports NBC. U :88 riDer Theater th e wieek on MBC . . . "U m ii (48) T rath e r Gaaaeqaaa (48) News.“ J&22-418 By In m urder. Haaa Oonaery, « . <®> Sonday 9-11 pjn. on 8:88 (8) B rad Davis Show (C) "Circus of HorTora" 8:88 ^ ) Weather g erte BeUsteas FHat sad ihni (48) £ r a b g % r i t r * M w i 4in Bfclp Hoineler, Patrlda Dabi- 8:88 rt) Weather — Sports aad C am e Broneon” televisio n film (G) 11:88 (c) Diiffring, BrUui Remberg. Teacher and superintendant 11:88 M im r Km U m BepeSe AiBC. Nears Plastic sunson and Us nurse, o f a red teae youth w ith m otor- tty now 'ways of reaching re- 55S».,mwiS‘ U 48 (884848) TUalghl toew (M) ChampleasUp BowUag (C) CHANGE GBANOBD U :8 f ( to Nawr ay Oeraea ttt) Spsrts aad P eatares (O) escaping from bungled case, eyefte, 811 p gn . on NBC. tanled chDdren. Burt Len- U :8 8 J g ^ H a v y ^ <0) Bishep’s Hass 7:88 (i> JaeUe CHeasaa Show (O) find haven In a cirsus. Ualng caater, Judy Garland, Steven What ABC glveth it can, ap­ m Leva a t LHa (G) 0M8) Jser Rtehag toaw (C> From 8t. Jerome’s Church, Guests: Tiny Tim, WaUy One, It as front he centlnues bis TUESDAY : “ M oby Dtok,” (88) News far* <0 ) 148 Naira - w SSnI. af Holyoke- During Haas, the HOI. G ena Rowlands. parently, take away fast. One 2 (IS) WiB with the Stars (C) Carsea (C) WEDNESDAY:. ‘‘Adventuree (t) N ew t F ra ak (8M8TO) Newi ' isrwss? .“Srasr^ 8:88 (848) Newlywed G am e (C) (88) Playbay after D ark (C) About Worid” would be re- IS^-^J^TSTtoeU d its port (O) i:tt«s;i2rwS3te??=i2 !!!(8) SNew *” s— W eather aad a t too Jad e S ea ,” WUUam H d d - S|iarti aad Ikalares (0> 18:58 (844848) A w r ^ (tt) Baeial Heearto h A ata (8) T taik a r Cetoteae (C) (S8«M 8) Get S m art (C) Guests are comic Shecky t : l I m i a m 1 Dream ef Jeaaaie tMled “The Dean Jones Variety <*848) H a a U e y V fc ie k lw T C meat ef MadUallsa and Siga 8:88 (8) My Three Seas (0) Green and famed lawyer, Hel- en n a n a te s (UiM o f BaHt A ttlo a , (8848) Rasttay -Brlaliiey Be- (88-8848) Hews — iR i Off S i- (848) The Avaagen (G> fe » ) HaaOey -BrlaUey (SMMt) Qhsat aad Mrs'. Hair vtai Bern. (O 7:888:80 -p ja . on 8N8 (8»4»48) Bewaa aad MariU ’ 4 Hour." The very next day tt (>88)_ iM wreaee WeM (C) (M) (IM Step Beyead e:uS {? Leeal Newa Laagkda (0> aent out another notloe—to World Cap SU Chaaiplsa 8:88 O)8) Hsgaa's Heraea (G> "Encounter” "K ra ft Muate H all.” H enty 1:88 (8) A fter D teaer M arie Oueat: Tony Curtis. aSwS) Satarday N%ht at 1:88 (88) Nesra a a d SMa Oft da is host to ahow o f new “A CSiUd b W dUng” '88. 8:88 (848) Peytto PIsee "diaregard” tbe title change. 7:88 (8) H ere’s Lacy (C) Movies ~ (C) (ft) Newa Headliaes — OSAF Educational (8) 8H Am erteaa College Show "The Mlaftta” Clark Gable, Hellaltas FSm aad Stga Ott B roadw ay taMs, 810 p jn . on Marilyn Monroe. NBC . . . “ M arcus WeHiy, p iiiiiiiiiiiilliliiiiiiliiiii " ■ " (XSd8) News — W eather — 8:88 (8) H em eat sf M editatlsa aad 8:88 (8) Fettieeal Js (O) Siga o n WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM M.D .,’’ R obert Toinigr sta ra In TV preview o f fa ll series, 811 p .m . 1:18 (8) OM Talk (O) fying In court that a police- on ABC . . . “NET E en tlv a l: ( WEDHm Chanmd 24) (88) P lm accepted a bribe. Roes b confronted with poaribilUy Sibelius, a Sym phony fo r F ln - iHu (tt) D b ete e Gaart (G) that officer was victim of * tribu te to to e fam ed com ­ SPRING and SUMMHt SCHEDULE , „ •J’tt) Dranaz Haato (C) frame-up. Saaday. Maiek U 1:88 (8) As the Werld - Taraa (G) poser, 2 p m , on Ctaamiel 24. U :W (8 8 & 8»48) News — W ealher SUNDAY JC/ PROGRAM (88H M ) HUdea Pkeas (G) aad H a ^ (C) FRIDAY : “NET P eettval,” •:88 Prw tk Okaf d:« btenuUteeal Magailae (M) lIcHwver aad the Csisael 7:88 (88) AcricUtare ta Parade November. It is an inteiuely w tth d iam a , ‘ C b to y C d n e U :tt (8) Wedaeetoy StatRiM e'S g*W>a ^ JtoB Oex "The Square J u ^ e ” '68. 7:38 (St) This b tke Ufe personal exhaustive study of Home," yountr SM toh fa m ily In •;SS ■•JftoaU Lak (ittSUn Day, af Oar U m 7:45 (5) U g k t Time famed school busing plan 8:88 NHT Plagkawe „ (848) Newh^ Oame (C) Grocery clerk becomes a fight­ 7:66 (8) Slga oa aad P ray er which began In Hartford and crow ded c ity , w ith C a r d W hite, Pseeege to India er to raise baU for hb dnimcen 8:88 (8) Tke Ckrlstepkera has expanded to New Haven. 0 p.m . o n , Channel 24 . . . father. Ttxiy Curtia. Pat Crow­ (8) S ab ta fer CkUdrea (C) (22) Ontdasrs Oadalmnt Gad­ Starting... ley, Bmeat Borgnine, Jim Maaday. M arek 84 (88) Bese tke O ew a di* (C) “ HaUmark HaH o f FYune,” re- 8:88 (8) deeret Oterm (G) 8:15 (8) Adveatarea sf Qamby 5:99 (S) Qaaamake (C) 1148 (884848) Tealgbt Shew JeM- peatline: “ G iv e U s B aiabb aa,” 8:48 Y irttab (G) Aaotker Warld (C) ay Oeraea (G) (8) Davey sa d Goliath (C) (8) Saaday M avb SpeetaealBr 8:8# (8) Awake (C) "Gldget Goes to Rome” Cindy w ith Jam es D aly and Kim 7:8 Falk’’oi£7 H “ .. „ (848) Jaey Bkkey Shew (G) (88) Uaderdeg (C) Carol, James Darreta, Jearie H unter, 8:8810 p.m . on NBC. *=* IS 1:88 (8) News — Memeate af Gsate 8:45 (44) Dawa BUtle Royce Isuidla, Cesare Danova. fori aad Oaidraaste 8:48 (8) M arble Bey (C) (22) P ra fesab aab (C) (88) News aad Oiga OR e e. * L’Amerloatoe (48) News H e a v e s — USAF (8) F aith fer T e d u (G) "Auto Racing” featurtag Dan 8:8# NHT JsB raal (O) tlM M tr M steh Gam e (G) (22) New Three Steogea Gurney and the Americim GAME SHOW ENDS ___ OaotorraUve Profile _ Rcll|lMe PHm aad Sign Oft (M) Uaele WUde (G) E>agle. 8TO (Maa. b m 1:88 (8) Newt aad Weather — Re- 8:15 (44) Sacred H eart (49) AMied HitohoMk “ Snap Judgm ent,” N B C ’a 18:88 Hvaae-Navak Hepart meat af Heditoltea aad Sign 8:88 (8) From Gellege Gampaa (C) "Bonfire” dajrtim e gam e abow, wlnda up (8) The Ghrlstephera (G) 5:88 (284248) F rank MeCtoe He- Tkeadag, March at (M) Aaa Salhara (88) K b g Leeaarde on M arch 28, but E d McMahon, APRIL 1st ’rt (C) ( » ) MJke D eaglas 8kew (G) (48) This b the U fe S) The 2 b t C ealaiy (O) its boat, sim p ly steps over to •tJJ PWk OaHar H r (88) Batmaa (C) 8:45 (8) S acred' H eart "What Are We Domg to Our the h ost’s Job on another N BC i:l8 WhaPe Naw r . ^ (48) PHateteaea ' ' I8:M (S) Lam p Gate H y F eet (G) World?” Part H. 7:88 Nlraaar lahalete, Harw R •48 (8) Perry Masse TURNPIKE (8) Dtalogae (2848) 0,E . CaOege Bawl (C) d aytim e abow, “Concentration.” 7:88 Hmat Narkm 52> Pteeaverieg Amertea (22) Glwlwe of Salvattaa (22) Sehaab M steh WUt Bob cnayton, who bad been (M) Maasten (88) Let Us C e bbrste (48) I h a t’a U fe 8:88 I’ll Qa4 Ikaie Saaa’a I Gaa (48) F aith for Today 8:88 (8) Z sanuna (O) “Conoentratlon’B" announcer TEXACO CLOSED SATURDAYS at NOON * ! 2 ! “ - t o 18:38 Downs handled the ahow, w as (N> P Tieeg ( M ) Land a t tha G b ata (C) (48) Ghrbtophera m oved up when Downs w ith­ Wedaasday, Hsreh It . . a . " — Flnatone Tiros tl:8 8 (8) G am era Three (G) (88) News — Wea ther aad • 4 8 » 4 ) Weather — _ _ i ^ r b (C) drew e couple of months ago . d :tt GKy M a h an B (G) N ew t ■ (ci (8) Commeala a a d People (C) 7:88 (8) G catb Ben (G) QnaUty Line Ppodoets (22) Champioaship B ow ibg Ho wlU resum e hla aim oundng d:WwiU’a New R James Best, Douglas ^nnedy. 8:88 (8) Smothers Bralkers Game- withdrawal Into alUary medi- Slie^s Landed to a tte Bad F ealam a (G) 12:28 (8) F ace the NaUoa (G) (88) China Tsday aad Tsnior- dy H ear _toBday TeaigM Shew PM Rudolf. primlUve trtbea that ntmplstcty onOnMi espionage and intrigue atar- • :8t VIrgiBto H (G) t e p t , 12:55 (84) Washington Report (G) against England'a Roger Tay­ ^ Patrick McGoohan. Jokaay Cansa (nt have survived there despite 1:84 (8) ChUdren^s Film Festival lor In today's match. 12:58 H8) News HeadUsez — U8AF roAiv 5% Dividend paid •:W Wkat’e New H “■Now, with my house, I’m Incredible bardahlpa and Bri^h Security geb urgent 7:88 J a is M R sO Y e a n e t B e rv iee "Testadii-apa” Italian motion (8) M bs Bodeo America radio message from J^>anese B e lisle u Film sa d 8 l n„ Off \ s<-. using all the rooms. I can’t Kenya's elTorta to protect last ilcture about a 19th century 1:88 (8 )N e w s ------from day of depoett, 7:88 111 Get Ik e n Seea’t 1 earn H f P ageant — FOm (C) «ent warning that United Na­ neate « l Gem- ( 8:88 Otaepeatam tell you what I’m using them remaining wildlife in area. ather who tries to keep his (22) O ebbrity Billiards (C) tions mediator Is to be as- '•rt aad OnUtoMeto Host-narrator; William Holden. iT. »emw t Oft son from attending school and (88) Newa aad Stea Off 4 tim es yewrty. 8:18 Bask B eat (C) for, but I’m using them.” ^ . Minn. Fats vs. Barry Sullivan. sassbiated in New York. Be­ Rali>h M artin (884848) The T lrgtalaa (G) troubles that follow. R (C) (48) Am erican S porbm aa fore she can complete the 1:45 (S) News aad w S T tk ^ - m ;. BAaeaaeTti’a eiageT riaaaaiat latTiTaTtas (848) Rera Game the Brides (28-22-88) Meet the Press (G) 8:88 NHT Playkaate She always wanted a bouse 88 (2848) Experiment In TV (C) ____ message she la murdered. nmat sf MsdUattes sad Sign Ciathy Oome Rome of her own. But that's her only 8:88 (8) Tha Oasd Oaya (G) (8) Way Out (0) "Passport to Prague" A bi­ Mlazlaa Impossible (O) 10 0 7 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER a ^BOCTB 81, COVENTRY <848) King F a m lb (G) I M ^ inSlffi'I J jk e . I (48) Oae 'Step Beyond lingual (ESng. - Czech.) love Force find themselves only real extravagance—she has the • :• • (I) Beverly RSlbSUaa (G) if sHth tit iP oim u I 1:88 (2848) Frontiers of Faith (C) story filmed on location In seconds away from eternity same car and the same guitar Guest: Pat Boone. (8-48) banes and Answers (G) Prague. Czech. Vacatlonbig when they Intercept nitroglyc­ Win Monsters (2848-88) B ra n Ruate Ball (22) St. P atrick's Day Parade Americzui woman (HUdy erin expert who plans to blow Our SPEEDY Specialty she had before. "Broadvray’s Beat.. '89” Da­ Complete coverage of parade BrookaL.W d Czech (Fero Vef- up government house of small Her hair color change was vid Merrick, hoot. Broadway from High St. in downtown ccky) tall In love deaptte fact - countiy, thus provoking war TRULY DELiaOUS Sen Better? stara Jane Morgan (Marne). BUSTER CRABBE Holyoke. iq) that neither can speak other's with ila neighbor nation. MANCHESTER not ostentatl(m for ostentation’s J ^ (Irey (George M.). Jerry 1:55 (8-48) NBA Basketball (C) language. R (C) (284248) My F riend T say (G) (OontlBaed from Page One) sake,, either. She felt that her Orback (Promisea. Promises). Baltimore Bullets vs. Boston (8) Scene '89 (C> 11:88 (S44248M) Newa — w S ^ r CHICKEN Herschel Barnardl UZorba) and Celtics — live. "And Some New Kids Come to own black, black hair didn’t Richard KUey (former star of SWIMMING POOL (28) Film / aad Saarta Brown in 6 SOnntes Marne me tor leaking It to each School," was first telecast In 11:15 («) Marie ut the Week OLDSMOBILE look good In pictures—It show­ "Man of La Mancha") sing The world’s “Aneet esUa’ otoer.” hit ahow tunes. (C} offers'you ed no highlights. Night Mavis ehlokea” with hwonmershle "Your OMsmobBn Duotor" Asked about the Increasing "This was the first time in Mickey One ’66 Suspenee- The Time of Tour Life ta s te . use of aex hi oommetclala, he my lift,” she says, “that lever drama. Warren B ^ ty and co- MEMORIAL CORNER STORE fdghed and aaki, "Sex in com- alarriiw Alexandra Biewart. Inquire About Our CALL IN ORDER 512 WEST CENTER ST. - C43-1511 changed the color of my hair. Hurd Hatfield. lYancbot Tone. IMh Aaafvenary SpecW p a r t y : g o o d s - - — — m erclats will grow in direot.pro­ Teddy Hart and Fujlwara. r OBEEHNO CARDS BIAGAZDIBS G RO CERIES PIde U p l e BUnutes L n le r And I think I’ll go back to tbe COLD CUTS — FRUITS — VEGETABLES portion to the loweiiiw o< bar- Desperate Warren Beatty original color, tomorrow.” ^nya^nlght club entertainer AI-S m h o r Pool, lue. WE DEPEND ON YOU ------YOU CAN DEPEND ON US rlen. Let’s put It this way: I re­ She may go back to her old m tllgfat from m ob seeking to control bis futnre. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK HU . M ID in O B T DEOI’S DRIVE-W fuse to do nude oommiepctah hair color, but she can never Route 44A cn Boltcii Lsko 554 BfAIN ST, MM, NEW or USED 8:8 (S> Qraea Aeras (0> 482 CENTER BT. Itt iMW I’m not curious, I’m Just yel- go back to the way things were. M 48 (I) MawaR P ba4> (O) (884848) The Oateldii (0) Fheoe 659 WM And she wouldn’t want to.. Darren McOaria. After teatl- P A G E F O U R MANCBBraSB EVENING HERALD, MANGHESIEB, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1969 THURSDAY JU PROGRAM 1:M (3) Oiri Tafli (C) to bl( leacue baseball player Ofveree C«krt - < 0 > safely. -Mary Ann Mobley Is (8-M> Dream Haase (C) fueat oo-star. 1:3« (3) As the WcrM T an s hotel proprietress and a l;3* (3) OaldlBa Uakt (C> spinster traveling with her ag­ (3MM8) fheD ^rs ( 0 ) ed grandfather. Ricbaid (S-M) Datlay Oame (C) Bimon, Ava Oarteer, Deborah 3:M (3) Seeret Storm (C) Kerr, Sue Lyon. R ’64. W h^s It AH Abaat <8-M) Oeaeral Hospital (C> WsrIdT <0> 3:38 (3) The Liskletter Shew Janet Leigh. (8-M) Oae Ule to Uve (0) 8:88 (388348) Dragnet *88 (C) 4:88 (3) Raarer Stottoa <0 ) Friday and Qannon laimch (3M3d8) Match Oame . ( 0 ) statewide search for two dogs, (8) Mike Deagias Shew (0) one of which baa bitthn dnwl (M) Dark Sbi3ewt who Is allergic to anti-rabiea 4:tS (ta«M 8) News (C) serum. 4:38 (3) Hasel (C) 18:88 (384348) Deaa Marlfai Shaw (38) Tsmbstoae Territory Guests are Shirley Jones, Don 3 . (33) Mike DeaiUs 83raw (0 ) Cherry, Shecky Oretpe and (38) Bstmss (0) Paul L ^de. Sixteen-yearotd (M) matotoaes singer Karen Wyman makes B:M (3) Perry Masos her debut on baalgltt's ahciiw. (38) This Is the LUe (i) Oateads _ (0> S (38) Maastors (M) The Htox Family (M) OilUnui’s Isbuid (M) Alfredred BUehcsok 5:35 (M ) W ^ e r Kim Hunter -in “CWVe "Lonely Bourn' 5:38 (8) 1 Love Lbm (843#^Newa — Weatto (38) US Nary Film Ub on NBC’s aad 8ter (C) I (88) F Treep b (18) n e Deteetivaa (M) Trath er CeasaaBeaces ‘^Halbnerk H H o f 13) News —Weather aad M S:BB (3) Ski Bepert Fame” Friday 8:30-10 Host George Howe (% n 4 8 ) Tsalght Shaw gsioh “ C r 8:M (34) Weaiieallier — Sperts aad PJIL ay CarssB C< (O) taini News (01 (348) (38) Open Mike U:I5 (3) Tharsday Starlight han( (33) Bii^lgkU ( 0 ) ‘Tomorrow Is AiUKher Day” Ora) (38) McHale’s Navy leaders oftbe Big Band Era. ’61. Ex-0(mvlct believes he has may (M) News James Stewart. June Allyaon, killed deteiXive In fight over 8:85 (M) Combat Charles Drake. (O a girl. Steve Oochrayi, Riith ganl 6:38 (3) New swHh Walter Oiea- (38) Haatley - Brtakley Be- Roman, Lurene TutUe. klto (O (C) “ Undercover Girl” '51. Alexle (3) News with Frank Bey- Ts) Truth sr Caaseea____ lueaees ( 0 ) Smith, Scott Brady, Richard and aolds (0) (334848) News“ nvs — W< Egan. u e ," (38) Caaadlaa Trsrel FHm Sports aad Features (0 ) 1:8 (5) News — Memento af Cem- (3348) HanUey -Briakley Be- 7:38 (38.3348) Daniel Beaae (0) tort aad Galdepesto spoh pert- s r t (0)( 0 ) (848) Flytog Nan (O) (85) News sad Sign Oft exec 8:45 (38) Lecal News" 3:88 (M8) Tkal Oirt (0) (M)( I S ) News BeadUaes —V8AF—VHAF Dayn Johnson as Shirley Temple on ABC's “'Wlhatt’s 7:88 (3 lAfter Dinner Mavle 8:38 (8-M) .BewHehed Bewltehed (C) Bellgioas Film aad Sign Off iged "The Glenn Miller Story" ’54. rnidU i) IroasMe ( 0 ) 3:56 (3) News aad Weather —Me- grov Musical biography of one of Raymomond Burr. An extortionist meat st Msdltatloa SIga Pt AM About, Worid ?” Thursday 9-10 p.m. moat (amoua and talented band makes:es threatening phone (tolls on and “ 1 at a: thinj reap Playless Actor FRIDAY JV PROGRAM ing. expc (3) OIri Talk (C) (reed Instead of Jeaus — to on, I (38) Film leam true Identity of thelOo^ O ’l (33) At Home with Kitty (C) demned Prisoner whovho wanwda so Salutes B’Way (38) Divorce Court (C) courageously ailent In their dona (8-M) Dream Home (C) confrontation with Pontius and NEJW YORK (NEA)-Rldiard It’s also typical that he has (3) Ao the World Tarao (C) Pilate. (C) Kiley, one of our best actors, an (^3348) Hidden Faces (C) (8-M) Oeaerattoa Oap (0) coun been approached to make rec­ (8-M) Lrt’s Make a Deal (C) 8:N (3) F r l ^ Night Mavle extremely fine singer and a (3) Love Is a Many Splendered Te ord albums, but has never Thlar "The CTiaJlengers’’ ’63. Anne ly I name of some status in tbe in­ (C) Baxter, Darren HcQavIn. ((7) agreed (except of course, for (38-33-38) Days of Oar Lives (340) Let’s Make a Deal (C) slngi dustry, is embarrassed by his (848) Newlywed Oame (C) original cast albums of the 3:30 (840) Oaaa af Will SoBaott char fortbcoming appearance, set tor musicals he has been in). (3) Ouldlng Light (C) I0:M (t04^S0) Star Trek (C) (38-33-38) Th^DMtors (C) Resenting dominant role male durii (8-M) Dating Oame Wednesday on the Kraft Music ”It’s be(touse I think as an ( 0 ) has in TUe, vengeful woman 1. S HaU, actor and not as a singer.” (3) Secret Storm (C) assumes physical form of (384348) Another World (C) (^ptain Kirk and takea com­ sued The NBC-TV program is a Kiley admits to having a (848) General Hospital (C) mand of the Enterprise. "T (S) The Liakletter Show (C) (8-48) Judd Isr the Defense salute to Broadway and people proprietary interest in ’’Man (30-3348) You Don’t Say (C) Itotha^*^*ss*aaaax» ^ aawusiSLVtlHoughton y plays t n j / m wife W U « M on like Jerry Orbach of "Promises, o f La Mancha” ttnd wryly (848) One IM* to Live (C) Of a younc man who ImmoUUea (3) Ranger Station ■ > Immol rally Promises,” Herschel Bemardi says, "I (K)uld be pressured into (C) himself to protest the draft. (38-33-38) Match Oame (C) Judd defends the dead youth's B rig c i "George M " will be on, along doing the movie version.” (8) Mike Douglas Show (C) (40) Dark Shadows lawyer,Zj *1 o(toused .of ''5 WSkUSWtl/indirectly m y. with Kiley recreating some of So fa r it seem s everyone in murdering htm by (ficouraR- 4:35 (30-33-M) News (C) ingIssBf Aslathis ontMraft ^stand.4^ —4 iv,i in M his brilliant performance in Hollyrwood but he has been sug­ 4:88 (3) Hasel (C) Juat (30) Tombstoae Territory (8 * »4 8 4 8 ) News — Weather “Man of La Mancha." gested for the role, with the woul (33) Hike Douglas Show (C) W ' names of Richard Burton and (SO) Batman (C) form "But I really shouldn’t be on Elizabeth Taylor prominently (M) rilatstones (8) FTrMoy Speeiaoidar the show,” he says. “ Everyone 5:08 (3> Perry Mason ; With a ^ n g in My Heart” tion, mentioned (or Don Quixote and (30) Faith for Today S3. Muslttol biography of sing­ we h on is in a play now but me.” Dulclnea. er Jane Fromon whose career (SO) Hnasters nearly ended In a plane crash. Fa A helpAil press agent sug­ ’’But she can’t sing and Mar- (M) omigaa’s Island Susan Hayward, Rory Calhoun, 5:30 (M) Ski Show Leig'h fVench as a— David Wayne. (© origl gested that "George M” would ni Nixon would have to dub for 5:36 (M) Weather ganii be closed by tbe time the series her. She would probably have 5:30 icy what else — flower “ Abominable fhowman of the (38) Theatre 38 Himalayas” ’57. Forrest Notr airs and maybe thet would make to dub for him, too, because he (M) F Troop dhiM on CBS’ “Comer Tucker. Peter Cushing, Maureen Qinnell. d isci KUey feel better. can’t sing ‘The Impossible Pyle— USMC" Friday (38-3348) Tonight Shew John- after Dream .’ ” ay CarsoD (C) "No, it doesn’t,” he said, smil­ 8 :30-9 p,m. by T ducer couldn’t afford too many Show (O) ing. " ’Man of La Mancha’ is (8) News — Mameats of Cora- Th guest stare. So the two of them ^ u d Galdepoeto still running and I’m not in it.” (18) News aad SIga Oft com ) have been (torrylng the show_ (48) n ath or Coaoegaeaces repri It’s typical of Kilby that he and great piles of dialogue. ■ 6:08 (84) Weather — Sporto (M) News_Hsadllaes^— USAF News . 7rT « o« aad'siga CHf schm would be worried about such a Sgt. Carter You’H be happy to leam that (C) 8:85- (3) vmr Newsa v v w a aad8 M lg Weather W B W M iV r —•— Mo- (38) fto Oporto o r ., Show___ meat et Meditattoa aad SIga On matter. He’s an actor of integ­ Frank is planning to keep his (33)— Blgkllghts (C) rity, one who has not sold out. (M) MoHale’s Navy term To Stay On crew-cut on the new show. (M) Newt perfc "K’s becoming part of me,” 1 (M) Combat parti he says. “Anyway, I’m a crew- 1 (38) Look Up NEW YORK — (NEA) — As 1 (3) News wRh Walter Craa- SHOP and One < everybody should know by now, cut kind of guy. The clgao- and hlte (c) («d^News with Frank Bej^- said this is (he last year for Gomer the cup of coffee goes wMh it, SAVE right?” thou{ (3^88) Haatley - Btlakloy WHERE Pyle. But it’s only (he begin­ pert offse ning for Jim Nabors end his (38) Local Newt YO U SEE Door sergeant, Frank Sutton. ’Th^’re > (3) Deatt VaUey Days "W (38) Buatley - B rlA ey THIS going on—together. port bring "I had my choice,” Sutton Simmier'Wor'k SION Jsrta says. "When I knew this was j3t-M-M) News — Weather — ELECTRONICS J ito and Featues ( 0 ) and ' the last y^r for Corner, (hey 7:38 tent < ® > LABORATORIES offered me a show of my own, For Judy Came . High Chaparral (C) PLEN*S TBXAOO said. denes (C) based on the charaicter of Sgt. Variety show. International SSI MAIN ST. 277 BROAD Carter. I was also offered- aev- NEW YORK (.AP)—Indefatig- uesta: Barbara EMea singer eral other series. Or I could go uable Judy Caxne of ”Laugh-In” femr Lee Lewis. 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