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VOL, LXXXVDj NO. 128 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, OONN;,^FT«DAY, MARCH 1, 1968 (CInaelfled AdverUalnc on n ife 10) PRICE SEVEN CENTS — — — — V-

Repelled at WASHINGTON (AP)—A presidential cominiBsion' demands compassionate, massive and sustained efforts —^perhaps'costing more money than the Vietnam -war —to end the destruction and bitterness wrought.by ra­ Khe Sank cial disorder in America’s cities., “ Our nation is moving toward two societies, one i ; l KHE SANK, Vietnam (AP)— More than 500 Notth black, one white-separate,and equal,’’ declared the Vietnamese soldiers attacked the Khe Sanh combat base President's Commission on Civil Disorders. It condemn­ througfh the fog before dawn today. They^got to the ed white racism as a central cause and warned: barbed wire ring around the base before'^hey were ------"If we ore heedless none of us driven back with at least 70 of their meh killed. ' shall escax>e thee onsequences.’.’ The Red infantrymen Charged behind three sapper Unless Immediate action is platoons in the attack on the base's eastern perimeter, taken, the commission said, which is held by a battalion o f ’6t)0 craCk South Vietila^ Report “ large-scale and continuing vio­ ------:------raese Rangers. N.-- lence could result, followed by A flight of the U.8. Air white retaliation, and, ultimate­ ^ _ _ ^ Force’s huge B52 bombers, ly, ' the separation of the two flying In direct support of Met W ith communities into a garrison X ; X J -J lV y U . J -F J .U L ground troops for the first time state.” . in the war, dropped tons of ek- It related off scores of recom­ plosives only 760 yards In front Applause mendations, including vastly e ^ In Rangers’ lines. panded programs to proyl^e'2 A F A X A F TV The besieged U.S. Marine •itei million jobs, 6 mllllon^h^sing ___ base In the northwest comer of NEW YORK (AP) — A wave units, drastically/'lmproved I p • A J South Vietnam was on a Red of applause rolled up from some slum schools antT overhaul of ■ A 1 alert—meaning an attack was Negro and white spokesman to­ the welfare,Hi^tem designed to believed Imminent—when the day for the President’s riot guaranjee''^ all Americans “ a enemy soldiers came lunging commission report, a document mlqlrfmm standard of decent SAIGON (AP) ■— The House through the darkness and mist, that laid heavy stress on "white ng-” of Representatives today over-' Some of the Communist sap- racism” as a major c a u s e ;^ commission didn’t esti- whelmingly rejected a bid by pers succeeded In placing Ban- America-s racial ten sion ..' proposals, President Nguyen Van Thleu for galore torpedoes under the colls Many Influential.,^' leaders, saying only they “ will require special powers In the face of the of barbed wire that circle the white and Negro, ’^ r e reluctant unprecedented levels - up from the streets. They over­ forms. But the movement quick­ port any Indl'vidual candidate In across the country demand a today he is not endorsing New turned and set fire to police ly took on a political tone. Many New Hampshire,” he said. “ I of the demonstrators were ad­ wider voice in school adminis­ York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel­ cars and , buses. Ambulances tration. They Insist an end be think they ought to make their mirers of Red China’s Mao Tse- ler or anyofie else for the Re­ with sirens screaming raced put to the practice of permitting own declrions.” tung, and President Ho Chi publican presidential nomina­ Senate to Continue through the streets. absentee professors to hold on Romney’s news conference Minh of North Vietnam. tion at this time. It was the most violent clash to university posts while . away was to have been held In in the city since students began At the'” main campus today a most of the time at jobs in busl- . Romney, who quit the race for Manchester, N.H., but a snow­ occupying university buildings cordon of 2,000 police blocked ness or government. nomination Wednesday, said ha storm kept the governor from off all entrances, admitting only hopes to work With Republican flying there. So he held it here Rights Bill Debate three weeks ago in a campaign Premier Aldo Moro and For­ university personnel. governors and others in the par­ for more say in school adminis­ eign Minister Am'intore Fanfanl at the Washington Hilton hotel’s ty to get behind a candidate all WASHINGTON (AP) — The weeks ago a move to apply clo­ tration and, more modem teach­ At tne School of Architecture are among The many such pro- Tennis and Swim Club. can support. Senate rocked supporters of a ture, or limitation of debate, ing methods. students ripped, up ■ paving fessor§. »- V Some of the questions he han­ failed. A parade of 3,000 students stones and hurled them at hel-, Romney said he would join In dled at the conference were tel­ compromise civil rights protec­ supporting whatever candidate tion and open housing bill today TTie vote was 69 to cut off de­ formed In Piazza di Spagna and meted police. The fighting « (See Page Eight) ephoned in by newsmen from, bate and 35 against, or four _ the governors and others agree jifanebester. ■by refusing to cut off debate on upon. He said the others would ir short of the needed two-thirds. " ’ Romney said his decision to Majority Leader Mike Mans­ include Republicans in Congress withdraw from the race because A two-thirds majority was and party leaders across the required, and for the third time field, D-Mont., told newsmen in he never won rank and file sup­ advance of the vote he had not \sr country. port will be "well rewarded” If since the debate began six "I have not endorsed any indi­ decided whether, if it failed, to it contributes to Republican uni­ move"' to put the legislation vidual candidate” the Michigan ty and the election of a GOP aside. He Indicated this was m governor told a news confer­ president next November. likely to depend on the closeness ‘ ence. And Romney said he Romney stressed that he was would not attempt to deliver his State News of the vote. talking not only of Republican admittedly sparse support in the The vote came amid a new governors, but of other GOP New Hampshire presidential leaders as ,.well, when he controversy as Senate liberals primary campaign to Rockefel­ School Help accused Republican Leader Ev­ ler. . • (See Page Eight) erett M. Dirksen of proposing a modified open housing section Off Jobs in after agreeing ^wlth them on broader legislation . They also attacked Thursday East Hartford an open-housing amendment put forward by Dirksen’s son-in- ^ - Two Governors Urge EAST HARTFORD (AP) — law, Sen. Howard H. Baker, R- custodial, maintenance, & caf­ Tenn. Bujt a' Dirksen aide and eteria w orkers in Eaat Hart- ' Baker indicated it never was > Draft of Roekefeller ■ford’s public schools stayed clear just what was to be in thd* away from, tjielr jobs today for new comprcnplse open-housing WASHINGTON (AP) -r-Two Nixon said In New Hampshire a meeting to discuss grievances proposal fprged by Dirksen and Republican governors haye ad­ that Rockefeller, will have to en­ over what they called drawn-out the liberals. vised their colleagues they bet­ ter some state presidential pri­ contract negotiations with the "I regret that anyone has ter start pushing a draft-Rocke- maries If he wants the nomina­ Board of Education. seen the necessity to file amend­ fellerbcmdwagon now or It may tion. ments that could jeopcirdlze Leon -Kennedy, president of never get rolling. “ No one is going to be drafted ■passage of this legislation,” Local 1933, CouncU»4, of the Govs. Spiro T. Agnew of Mar­ for this nomination,” said Nlx- said Republican' Edward W. naces in support of the strike cajled by the Pitts­ American Federatldn. of State^ Children at Mifflin School in Pittsburgh donned yland and Tom McCall of Ore­ om. “ No one is going- to back Brooke of Massachusetts, the County and Municipal Employes coats as temperatures drop in classrooms. Custodi­ burgh Federation of Teachers. Photofax) gon, who long have urged Gov. Into It." ■Senate's only Negro member. Union, said the rank an^ file ans in Pittsburgh’s schools turned, .down the fur­ Nelson A. Rockefeller to enter • Whether the 21 GOP state ex­ members were not on strike and Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D- the GOP presidential race, ex- Mlnn., said, “ I think the bar­ ecutives attending the National would be back at their jobs Mon jiressed certainty Thursday the gain has been made and ought Governors Conference In Wash­ day,.. New Yorker will not lend him­ ington would find time to caucus He said they were holding spe- to be kept." self to any last-ditch .attempt by Two previous debate-ending among themselves remalne<8 ' clal meetings today and through Strikes Affect Thousands of Pupils party moderates to stop former questionable. the weekend to discuss their attempts have failed, with Dlrk- Vice President Richard M. Nix­ McCall said he hoped to circu­ sen joining those opposed to a * the nine-day strike by a third of tfeachers. on. I grievances. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Teachers, AFL-CIO, voted 'As'sociatlon President late around-rohtn to >the gover­ The union members, he said, debate cutoff. But the bill’s the state's 60,'00b teachers. 'One Victor B Strikes by miliyint teachers' Thursday to strike the public , Graff sald,_''’rhey vast Agnew and MflgsV made nors by mall and get 16 or 16 of ■ have been growing increasingly manager. Sen. Philip A. Hart, county board rejected the plan,, majority of San Francisco clear they ore Interpreting unions disrupted classes and school system to back its d e- them to sign, urging Rockefeller dissatisfied with the lack of pro­ D-Mich., expressed confidence placing its success in jeopardy. teachers will honor ^ e ir epn- Rockefeller’s position as de­ forced school closings tx>day niands for Improvements. to make himself available as a gress in contract negotiations. It would succeed this time. Pittsburgh school officials or­ San Francisco school adminis­ tracts." manding substantial support which- affected thousands of ( candidate before the March 19 He said their .principal concern Dlrksefl, who had hammered .pupils in three states. dered high schools, closed today trators -pledged every effort 'to Graff declared, "Our major from party moderates—includ­ close of filing in Oregon’s May involved frnge benefts. The Il­ out the Ibompromlse open-hous­ In the face\ of'.the crippling keep the schools open in the ing most of the 26'GOP gover­ The midwinter discontent re­ concern is that the people of this primary. eal represents about 148 work- ing section with Brooke, Hari, called the wave of similar teacher's strike which begSn face of a walkout by the union nors—before hy’U consider run­ Mondale'' and other liberals, city will Interpret this irrespon­ If that can be accomplished strikes ^ ^ ch swept a score of Thufsday but said they would , whose membership comprises sibly strike as'flSr'expresslon of ning. came up ^ursday with a new and acoonipanied by a petition •' Dr. Arnold Profeta, superin­ the nation's school systems last try to keep elementary schools roughly one-third of. the city’s the attitude of all o( the teach­ The odvicq by the two Rocke-' tendent of schools, said the un­ version. fall forcing almost a million operating. ' 4,00Q teachers. feller backers was Indirectly signed l>y about 30,000. Oregon . ers.” citizens, McCall predicted R ock-' ion “ 16 attempting to negotiate His chief modification would pupils to stay at home. Florida • teacher representa­ "Fhe rival San Francisco echoed by Nixon, left virtually The AFL Igcal voted 852-296 efejler would change his mind. an entirely new coniract” while exempt owner-occupied, single- Latest city to be hit was San tives and the state's top educa­ Classroom Teachers Association alone in, the GOP race by the Infavor of a strike despite pleas The Oregon governor forecast the board negotiating commlt- family homes financed with Francisco where the l,M0-mem- tion official agreed Thursday on has about 2,600 members,-most abrupt vdthdrawal of Michigan ber American Federation of a compromise proposal to end of them elementary school (See Page Nine) GoV. Georgy Rom ney. (8ee Page Eighteen) (See Page Eight) (Bee Pace Nine) '

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Vernon Sheinwold on Bridge GRAND RE-OPENING Columbia FRI. - SAT. - RUN. Is Open 6 Days The Year Round—/ ^STAR GAXElC* LESSON FOB OATS Ar«a Group Forming A gen^ ------By CLAY R. P O L L A N - "s — SHOOK^ PICTURES — 8 Grand List h v i i h 's AMIS IN ^RDKIE NORTH MAR. 32 JM Vour Doily AdMIy Guido ♦ K;71 According to Iho Stort, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD a n A M M N i f J J K M J r ^ Monday thru Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Thursday and. Friday to 9:00 P.M. To Handle All Social IS^^s 0 K7 Reduced by To develop message for Saturday, Members of the Vernon area night, and Mr. Miller S A 2- 7-26-31 5-25-44-47^ The annual contest for the 0 QJ54 ^33-il»67 read words corresponding to numbers 55-69-84-85^.^ Harold S. 'Vanderbilt Cup, which 4 K 10632 Committee on Mental' Health and A ndrei Winans will speak of your Zodiac birth sign. $17,410 B U Y HOW . . . TAURUS SCO begins In 10 days, calls to mind EAST agrbed to form a Sub-Re^onal to tho'^Uand Selectmen Tues- APR. 21 OCT.*21,| The board of Tax Review has 1 Matters 61 Futuse some of the best hands of the ^ 85432 .NEKMimMIM irPATHKOIOR Health and Welfare Council to da^ ! MAY 2t 2 Gain 32 Others 62 Pets NOV. 22 ‘ announced that the Grand List Keith’s Mi(i'Winter 1967 championship. The hand O A52 $AVE NOW ! ! ! serve the social needs of Oyer Ellington had no representa- '\36J9-40-43 3 Aspects 33 Authorities 63 Go(^ now stands at $10,569,540, a re­ 4 Trpvel 34 Review 64 Promoting 1-15-30-56 shown today proves that there’s wwiffcfiMN'Micmii MARGOHA'KEVIN COI^^ Vdmon, Tolland, Elllngton^jcfea. tives at yesterday afternoon's /66-76^Q.89 72 • 0 3 S P ^ 35 Speciol 65 By ’ more than one way of killing a ' A A J 94 duction of $17,410 from figures PLUS— E A S Y The council would oyefsee all meeting at Rockville Hospital, OiJMINI 6 For 36 Situotions 66 Be SAOITTARIUS compiled -by the Board of As- 67 Showmonship cat, which should interest cats aspects of soclaK.dnd mental The Rev. Mr. Miller stated he MAY 22 7 The 37 Standards NOV. SOUTH 8 Modernize 38 Into 68 Reckless as well as bridge players.-^ sessoirs last montli. Monthly Paymenttl needs for the^sfea under one would get in contact with the JUNE 22 9 Rely e 39 Regording 69 Teen-ogert DEC ♦ Q J 9 Leonard German, chairman of r.LRARANC^FJ 10 Your 40 Money 70 Moy Opening lead seven of Dia­ (ip Q 10 8 3 umbrella, as a Family clergy of the town for their as- V9-22-23-3U 151-53-59-60/^ the board, says taxes for the U Don't 41 Projects 71 Soles monds. auldanpcr^enter. , sistance. •' /58-61-74 12 Fovor 42 Todoy 72 Situations 64-71-79-90^ 0 A K 6 town will ibe based q«i this fig­ Tbe^rommlttee members will The comnrilttee had hoped to CANCIR 13 Viewpoints 43 Should 73 Counsel CAPfttCOtN Ron Von der Porten, well ♦ Q 85 LHile Theatre of Maneheilar, Inc. ure at the .annual spring town FRIGIDAIRE “FROST-FREE”,REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER Bfi^iet with the governing bodies elect a co-chairman to repre- JUNE 23 14 Give 44 Attention 74 Coreer DEC. known San Francisco expert, South Zest North East 15 Regarding 45.Impetus __ 75 Concentrotfon meeting Saturday at Yeomans •jr Complete with the COMPACT AUTOMATIC "ICE-MAKER! "A ' o f each of the member towns sent Ellington, but no one show- JULY 23 16 Serious 46 Of 76 Brought JAN. won the first thok with the ace 1 9 ass 2 Pats Hall. 17 New 47 To 77 Favored of diamonds and led a low cliib a n n o u n c e s to obtain their blessings for the ed up. . . ,14-17-21-3Jj 8-10-13J4^ 2 N T ass 3 NT All Pass I According to German, more ------Look! This new 1967- 18 Talk 48 Use' 78 Now to try a finesse with dtimhiy’s project. Unique Approach .Sj^4^d5-75 .19 Criticol 49Socidl 79 Winning 37-46-57 Opening lead — .0'7 than 25 persons appeared before Frigidaire Refrigerator offers The council was adopted on The tri-tx>wn council will «t- LfO 20 Privote ) Determine 80 Into AOUARtUS ten. East won with the jack of OPEN CASTING ■the board to complain about tax JULY 24 21 Promotions I Good 81 Or JAN. 21 ^ clubs and returned a spade. the recommendation of Dr. Jo- tempt a unique approach to the 22 Decisfons r52 Or . 82 Romontic assessments. you all these wdhderful • AUG. 23 FEB.’ 19 ^ seph Krlstan and unanimously social and woifare problems of 23 Could 53 Doy 83 Claim South played the nine, and a very unlucky hsuid, but now Red Cross Ohalrman endorsed by all attending. the area. 24 New 54 For 84 Or West’s ten forced out dummy’s conveniences and more! ^lM8-28-38 25 More 55 Oldsters 85 Pets 9-27-3242(5 West had to lead from the 9-6 Paul Gamache has been ap­ ^68-7241^ Co-chairmen of the mental Anyone with a problem or 26 Confidence 56 Or 86 Time 5443-73 ^ king. Declarer rehumed a low of hearts to declarer’s Q-8. So pointed town chairman of the health committee, the Rev. Don­ VWOG 27 Upon 57 Behavior 87 Inclinotions PISCES club from dumpay and natural­ referral would de^ directly Von der Porten got his two heart ‘BAREFOOT IN THE PARK” Red Cross Fund Drive, accord­ ald Miller of Tolland and Ver­ •28 Yourself 58 Your 68 Actions ly played the queen from his with one agency, eliminaiting 29 Affoirs 59 For 89 Open tricks after all, and a national, ing to chapter chairman, Rob­ J Compact Automatic 30 Dependents 60 Interviews 90 Concessions MAR. 21 C c hemd, not daring to take a deep LT.M. STUDIO WORK SHOP non Town Planner John McAI- the confusion of whet agency championship as well. ert Taggart. mont, will meet with the should handle a particular 0 \ 4- 6-16-24 3/2 , 3-12-20-29/S- finesse with the eight. The drive, which begins now, Ice Maker ( 5 ) Good ®AdverH Neutral 49-52-82-87VS I hope all you cats reading 22 Oak Street, Manchester officials of their respective problem and the averlapping of ■®^41-77-78 € includes chairmen in Andover, West discarded a diamond, this will do as well 10 days from 100% Frost-Proof — towns. servteee. and South had to abandon the TUES.. MARCH 5th — 8 P.M. Mrs. Kenneth Bain and Gerald now. McAImoni and Mrs. E. Fenton This situation is expected to clubs since he couldn’t afford' to FRI., MARCH 8th — 8 P.M. Cross, Hebron. I no defrosting ever Burke will speak to the Board evolve throughout New Eng­ the committee was told yes­ for service demand in the aiea, lose three clubs and two aces. Dally Question Gamache Is also active in lo­ of Representatives Monday land in about 10 to 15 years, terday. he predicted. Von der Porten led a heart to Partner opens with one heart, PRODUCTION SCHEDULE, MAY 8, 4 and 5 cal scouting groups. Giant 153-lb. size top The tri-tiown area has the op­ These statistics are equal to dummy's king losing to the and the next player passes. Von d ir e c t e d BV PHILLIP BUBOESS .. . He was a paratrooper in the ^ freezer portunity to perform this now, a small agency, but the cases ace. Back came another, spade, hold: Spades, 8-S-4-3-2; Hearts, 101st Airborne Division in the W 16.6 cu. ft. big, only 32" wide' however, because there a i« no are handled 'by the Manchester and West took the ace and con­ A-5-2; Diamonds, 3: Clubs, A- Army during World War II and PIANO'S RESTAURANT existing agencies to be con­ branch o f the agency. tinued with a spade to the J-9-4. is now an electrical engineer tended .with. Members of the committee' ex;- queen. What do you say? with tile Willlmantlc branch of ROUTE 6 and 44A Still at Work on South Windsor Middle School Thomas ifUtohle, regdunEd pressed concern over the frag­ Needs Hearts Answer: Bid one spade. The the CMcP. i^j^J mental health planner for the menting of services offered as Now declarer needed two hand is too strong for a raise JOIN THE A hallway at the Timothy Edwards Middle School In South Windsor shows the signs of un­ Gamache is married and lives LUNCHEONS CapiM Region Mental Healjth standard operating procedure In heart tricks for his contract. He to two hearts, but . unsuited to a completed work. The school was slated for occupancy last September, but a national Team­ on Hunt Rd. 'with his wife and Council, and Mitchell Hatch, a other town and cities. This took all of the diamonds, dis­ jump to three hearts. Bid a side MANCHESTER ster strike and numerous delays have prevented completion in time. The next earliest open­ daughter. 0 U P P g y TUBS, thru FRI. M4MC or I IcriK N C I social worker tor Children’s often results in those needing carding the last club from his suit, such as it is, and await ing target date “ guessed” by South Windsor Building Inspector Donald McLaughlin is "a cou­ Williams Recovering Services, attended the .meeting the services most, not obtaining hand, and tried a finesse with developments. ple of weeks." About 700 students, seventh and eighth graders, are waiting at the high school LaVergne Williams, former them through confusion over CIVIC CHORALE to move in. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) and Eigreed with the proposed the ten of hearts. Copyright, 1968, state representative from DINNERS who should handle what prob­ approach to the situation. This lost also because It was OenerM Features Corp. Columbia, Is recuperating at Ritchie will continue to at­ lem. Dr. Gerald R. Mack, Director home after a lengthy stay at ROOMS FOR BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS Community Chest Funds tend the meetings, acting as a Hospital Notes stance Smith, Warehouse Point; Minor Accident Hartford Hospital. DANCING SAT. NIGHT TO GOOD MUSIC consultant to the group. The Rev. Mr. Miller and Me- Jeffrey Stevenson, 35 Strant St.; Bulletin Board Hatch told o f plans being Almont will also investigate the Mrs. Emma VonDeck, 72 Mhple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dutton, Group Auditions: March 4 & March 11 Visiting hours are 'i to 8 p.m. cosldered by Children’s Serv­ possibilities of receiving some St. Occurs in Town Rt. 67, are moving to Augusta, of the Community Chest fimds Conn.'s No. 1 Group 8:15 P.M. in ail ureas excepting mater­ Maine, where Dutton has been • Exclusive Showing • ices to locate a multi-purpose nity where they arc ‘1:30 fo 4 BIRTH YESTERDAY: A A minor accident took place donated by area residents to, the transferred by his company, Ag- CIWMA All Seats Reserved. Tickets agency In the Vernon area. The p .n i. a n d 7 to 8 p.m. and pri- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd at Center St, and Love Lane at Greater Hartford Community way, Inc. LX. at Box Office. Phone or Mall. .pltuns are presently being con­ vate rooms where they ■ are Sessions, ^ Oak St., Apt. 15; 4:50 p.m. in Manchester yes­ WCW 8WTAIW AVI. «| jQ. Chest. TONIGHT Mrs. Russell Wheeler Jr., held Box Office Open 1-9 P.M. sidered by the Board of Di­ MANCHESTZR HIGH SCHOOL 10 a.ni. to 8 p.ni. Visitors ore a d.aughter to Mr. and Mrs. terday. rectors o f Children’s Services Almost all the residents of the a going away party for the Dut- requested not to smoke in pa­ Richard Sands,, Hazardville; a Michael C. Becker, 20, of but ore expected to be delayed area work in the Greater Hort- .tons last week. v m p a CHOR AL IIOOM tients rooms. No more than .son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. E S . Matinees 2 P A . imtU the hiring of an execu­ ford area and have to contribute Rockville was the driver o f a Seventh and eighth grade boys two visitors at one time per Reid, Dockerel Rd., Vernon; a car which collided with a car tive director for .the organlza- to the Community Chest. will hold basketball practice p a tie n t. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne operated by John A. Davis, 16, tlOQ, according to Mrs. Burke, The tri-town area does not re­ Saturday at Porter School gym 20lhCinlutyRiprMan'.j ceive any of these funds to meet Drumond, 226 Charter Oak St. of Glastonbury. Model FPD17TAL a mentoer o f the board. A L L SINGERS WELCOME Patients Today: 290 from 9 to 11 a.m. under the di­ Police say Davis had been The Rev. Mr. Miller and Mc- 11a own needs, committee mem­ rection of John Groman. IMSOHARGED YESTER­ traveling north on Love Lane h x m r r m i b o n Almont will meet with repre­ bers pointed out. ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Two problems were apparent Concert: May ,8 D A Y '; Mrs. Mary Tarasavi'tch, and had nearly completed a left sentatives of Children's Services Elizabeth Abbe, 21 Chamberlain Broad Brooik; Therese Strait, Manchester ' Evening Herald at the meeting, including the turn onto Center St. when Beck­ Budget Teniw to further explore the proposal FOB St., Rockvillq; Richard and Wil­ Summl't Dr., ToUand; Mrs. Columbia correspondent Vir­ ignoring of the committee by UNDER er struck the right rear of the before the next meeting of the Fri., Inarch Isf liam Arnold, Glastonbury; Mrs. Gladys Rae, Rt. 31, Coventry; ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. S 5!S S ™ ® l*S 8 S y town officials, despite repeated *1 car. 649-95 (Labor to connect "Ice-Maker” is extra) committee. Bette Bat.son, Amston; Mr.s. Aubrey Bashaw, 77 Oarmon Staff Person Necessary Invitations to attend. The other Davis stated that Becker had is the seeming lack of Interest Mildred Bednarz, Glastonbury; Rd.; Mrs. Helen Rider, 698 N. his right turn signal flashing, DoeibR Domns . The major need for the es­ THE BLUE BEATS Main St.j Alfred Simpson, 72 tablishment of a social-welfare- by Ellington. Dancing Mrs. Yvonne Belanger, 2837 but failed to make the indicated iNlRIMRPJItCOeSPrDduclicn The Greater Rockville Coun­ "“"‘“ SSynCADlMYIWliyiDS! School St.;.Mrs. Li'Uian Ris- LIG G EH DRUG Check this Frigidaire Pair for Durable merrtal heEilth service is the hir­ Each A — PLUS — Ellington Rd., Wapping; Alfred turn. Becker agreed that his cil of Churches stepped in to Night ley, East Hartford; Michael turn signal was on after the col­ PARKADE ing of a full-time staff person Cadorette, 123 Helaine lid.; Ma­ Davis. 218 School St.; Mrs. to handle the details of the start the ball rolling because of 8-12 p.m. UNIVIRtAI. ry Calonni, Windsor I-ocks; lision, tout asserted it was not a Press Care...performance...price! the lack of Interest of official­ Barbara DePaulo, 1 Emily Dr., OPEN R K ^fSR D ATlM IBM W IG Hiosar Ra«m nSoa program ond to keep the ball THE DEEP BLEUGH PTM«DU Reginald Cartwright, 31 Green on beforehand. No police action dom in working together on the AlMItUC Rockville; Monique Rouviere, ; A M. to 10 P.M. rolling between meetings, ac­ J'vdie Andrews Hill- St.; Mrs. Isabelle Drayer, was taken and minor damage social problems of the area, ac­ Enfield; Jay Blakeslee, 66 cording to Ritchie. He pointed COMING SATURDAY Thomp-sonville; Mrs. Irene Duf­ was incurred. cording to the Rev. Mr. Miller. Helaine Rd.; William Gibbs, 28 to the success of the Enfield fy, 424 Summit St,; Mrs. Marie Gentle care for Signal sounds when The grroup was praised Bancroft Rd., Roclcville. program with a full-time staff "THE SEVENTH SENSE" SSlTS MarvTylerMoors Fortier, 185 E. Middle Tpke.; by Ritchie for seeking a regional no-iron items! clothes are dry! member, compared to Bloom­ Diane Gadoua, 22 Dogwood Also, Mrs. Judith White, solution to the problems. He not­ FORMERLY THE GALAXIES field’s which does not have one. Carol Channinjf Lane, Wapping. Bast Hartford; Mrs. Martha • Durable Press Cere for smoother no­ • Dryer has automatic cycle-end ENJOY ed the trl-towiTL present popula­ signal! Children’s Services might be and "THE QUIET ONES" AI.SO, Murrey Grider, East Schmalz, Thompoonville; Mrs. iron febrlct, longer VYcer! tion of 38,000, projected to 97,- Best Song l o X Moo. Hull F it willing to make this contribu­ Hartford; Mrs. Mary Horvath, Susan Scheibenflug, 281 School WOW! WHAT SERVICE! • Deep Action Agitator is gentle, • -Durable Press Care settings on 000 by the year ,2000. This pro­ Timer and Fabrics Selector dials! tion, Mrs. Burke suggested. 6S TOLLAND TURNPIKE ^ 8:80 19 Ensign St.; Mrs. Sarah John- St.; Mrs. Zilda Patten, 2,50 cleans deep! STEAKS - CHOPS - BEEF vides a realistle population base 10 MINUTE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS Fine-mesh Dacron lint screen on The staff person woidd re­ ■son, 452 Adams St.; Cynthia House Dr.'; Alphy Thibodeau, • Jet-Away lint removal-no lint trapi for working with, he said. DON’T BELIEVE US?—THEN TRY US! door! IN OUR main close to the needs of the Sat. - Sen. Luce, 599 Rye St.. South Wind- 23 W. Middle Tpke.; Marc Le- • Jet-simple design-no belts, pulleys, 2!00-5:00-8:80 Doux, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Bar­ gears! communities involved and •sor; Vadon. 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• -Y 1 t A* t - V, ■/- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 1968 Coventry Vernon Refreshments will be served. ship call for a master’s degree Tolland PresEf Run Delayed A reminder is included to wear Vernon Vernon CD Alarm Test Outdoor Schooling 'Passed^ with spe(?lallzation in conserva­ Many Herald customers soft sole shoes. tion or natural sciences and a FUEL OIL received their paper late Recent graduating members pf Manchester’s Civil Defense minimum of five years’ experi­ Education Laboratory Aide Police Chief yesterday and it wasn’t the Health Unit the club who received square $13,000-117,000 Expected Junior High Wanting System will sound Director^ Teachers Sought ence. 15.4 fault of your newsboys. The dance diplomas are Norm and at 11 a.m. tomorrow In a Candidates for Instructors’ po­ Iona Anderson, Fred ahd Don­ ACNEW « CO- three-minute steady blast. 200 Oal. Min. C.OJ>. trouble originated here The Manchester Board of bla, Co'ventry, Glastortbury, He- sitions should have bcchelor’s W ill Speak at PTA Meeting Names Three Sets Contest na Berquist, George and Alice 24-Hour Bonier Service! the plant in the part of the., Annually; from Cavrok Land Slates Fair The test, conducted on' the Educatlon and Lutz Junior hron, Marlborough, South Wind- degrees with the .same speciali­ Chaffee, Carl and Judy Ferrar, Business Machines and Supplies first Saturday of each month. zation, plus three years’ experi­ R. B. REGIUS leaders meeting April 6 at the press that folds the paper. It The educational Incentives In June Ferry and Tom Schroll, Duplicators Adding Machines Photo-Copy A tax return of $13,000 tolir,-.- Is to determine the effective­ Museum have received formal % t " o p e ' S ^ l funds wlH be ence. University of Connecticut and a New Officers kept jamming, and it even­ In Schools R JEL O IL the young.«hlId will be explored Lew and Mary Lou Frost, Re­ Authorized Agent For: 000 ia expected to be realized ^ Town Plan Next W eek ness of the CD system. approval for ’’Project Out- provided under Title HI of the The director's salary is bud­ by Mrs. Carolyn Williams, head clothing evaluation is slated for tually became- necessary to nat e and Bill Hornlg, Bob and 649-4908 Effective today are three ap­ V Children in some 160 class­ ADLER Standard and Electric Tyj^wnters The Vemon Center Junior ------^------*------doors,” their $61,044 proposal Elementary and Secondary Ed- geted at $10,000 and for- the in- teacher of the University of Con- April 25 at the high school. run the press at slow speed, Irene Jeffocat,. Michael and annually from the sale of the pointments by Coventry Chief Tempo-GEHA Silk Screen Dupheators The T ^ a CJomprehenslve High School will hold Its annual Ellington; Emma Hahn, for a federal operationaj grant ucatlon AcL This title was es- stnictorships will be $7,500. , nectlcut Pre-School Laboratory, A 4-H teen weekend will be requiring a considerably rooms in ■Vemon will partim- Theresa Kandrysa'wtz, Bob and first parcel of land in the town- Plan Is. e x p ^ e d .to be of Police Eugene W. Menard of curriculum fair beginning next 33 Grant St.; Jeannlne Landry, .0 establish a reelonal natural tablished to encourage innova- at the next meeting - of - the held April 26-27 at Moodus. The longer time to print the ' pate In an essay and art con­ Linda Manning, John and Hil- Electronic Stencils Cut printed within 30 days, ac­ supernumerary police officers owned Industrial Park to Cav­ week.xtrAAir T>iv\4anfaProjects Viovohave beennOATl en- j 2 Lawler Rd.; David « Aborn,a*___ , .. ^ . liveai... educational ^.aIa. aaaaA 1 programsn for Meadowbrook School PTA, County Clothing Review at day's edition. ' da Martin, Clarence and Joanna “ Factroy-Trained” Service Men I rok. cording to Town Plaiiiter to the local police department. test sponsored by the Rock- ^ tered by sixth, seventh and EUlngton; Albert Schmelske, 25 science educational center at oommunltiea, rather than indl- March 12 a t.8 p.m. Mansfield State Training School Munscll, Hank and Diana ' Fully Equipped Servifje Dept. The bond for deed and ac­ John McAJtpont. The Plan­ They are: Joseph Palmlsano, viflle Fhiblic Health Nursing "Slghth grade students In the Center St.; Scott Brady, Elling­ the town-owned Oak Grove na- '\ridual municipalities, Mrs. Williams is .also asso­ will be held May 11,' and a spag­ conducted a discussion period Schwartz, Ray and Dee Tesla, companying maps are presently ning Commission Is expect­ Roger BMlard and William Association, according to Henry areas'of science, mathematics, ton; Wanlta Curtis, 119 Prospect ture site, the school administra­ Because o f the regional intent ciated with tha University of hetti and meatball supper at with the 13 members present. Dennis and Judy Verney. in the hands of Cavrok’s attor­ ed to begin public hearings NEW f USED I RENTALS social studies, English, indus­ tion announced today. SMILINQ » SlnVICC Connecticut Family and Child Tolland High school from 4 to Abuza, a member of the board An honorary club badge was , on the 701 plan shortly St. „ , . . . of the title, METRO, the greater Chief Menard said that with Church Potluck neys, and are expected to be trial arts, honie economics, mu­ Verbal assurance for project j^ ^ fo rd program planning Relations Department. 7 p.m. is set fo f May 18. of the association. given to Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jen­ thereafter. Births Tuesday: a son to Mr. the appolntment-'^bf these three Families of the First Congre­ signed shortly, according to sic and art. and Mrs. Bernard Banville, Tol- funds had been received last agency, helped process Manches­ The meeting to be held at Kindergarten Assistants Entries will be turned in by kins of Milford who attended 188 West Middle T p k e . — 643-1811—Manchester town attorney Abbot Schwebel. Tlje .plan has been pre­ men. the Coventry Police De­ gational Church are invited to A grand award will be given Mrs. November, but final approval ter’s application and provided Meadowbrook is open to all Assisting mothers at the Tol­ March 8 and will be judged by all classes during the season. The signing had been expect­ pared by Samuel Pino on a was held up pending Manches­ partment now has six super­ a potluck supper at 6 p.m. to the outstanding project with Darling, 9 River St. $670 in planning funds. parents of incoming kindergar­ land Co-Operative Kindergar­ a panel of administrators and Five Century books were pre­ ed Monday, but still has not consultant basis and was numerary policemen. March 8 in the vestry. The first, second and third place Discharged Tuesday: Edna ter’s submission of additional ten and first grade students as ten next week are Monday, teachers. Three first prizes of sented for perfect attendance. near completion .before the METRO, currently in Its flr.st Officer Palmlsaiio is married Friendly Circle of the church been completed. award vdnnera In each ^ade for «8 Grand Ave.; Ho5vard Information about'the program, well as those already In the first Mrs. John Thorpe, Mrs. Michael $10, three second prize? of $6, Town Planner John McAl- hiring of McAlmont. said Assistant Superintendent of year of operation. Is also help­ and lives on Blssell Rd., has will be in charge. Each family each subject area. Students re- 89 High St.; Mrs. Bridget and second grade. Szemrelgo, Mrs. Richard Thorn­ and three third prizes of $2.50 mont. Public Works Director The town planner has re- Schools Rorrald Scott. ing establish a planetarium at been a special constable for the is requested to bring a casserole ceivlng honorable mention will Lautg„bach and daughter, 17 Tickets will be available at ton, Mrs. Fred Schoembs; will be given by the association. Andrew Trlcarrlco and engi­ ■vlcwed' the • zoning aspects the Children’s Museum In West town for two years and was a and a salad, or a casserole and also be recognized. River St.; Mrs. Darla Howard Because of the delay, the the meeting for the April 3 show­ Wednesday, Mrs. David Webs­ dessert, as well as plates, cups Entries will be judged In grades neering sdde Craig Niles have of the proposed plan, and The fair will be held In the Hartford. The facility will be member of the Coventry Aux­ three-four, five-six, and seven- and daughter, 42 Prospect St.; project Is now slated to begin available for use by school sys- ing of "The Sorcerpr’s Appren­ ter, Mrs. Ronald Trapp, Mrs. and silverware. Rolls, coffee, been involved in the comple­ ■will concentrate'on consoli­ school gymnasium. It will be ...I _ . .... Taavaa. -IK vmfVtAV* 4Vtov\ Tan iliary Police Unit. He is em­ Mns. Nancy Foes and son 66 June W, rather than Jan 31 Greater Hartford, tice” puppet show, performed Harry Totnosek, Mrs, Elmll Sde- eight. tion of the necessary deitails dating the city and fire dis­ ployed by the state at the Uni­ tea, and milk, will be famish­ open to the public Tuesday and Union St. as originally scheduled, Scott „ „ . _ . . , . by David Syrotiak and his pup­ ber, and Friday, Mrs. Eldrldge ed by the yriendly Circle. Those Children may make their own preliminary to the signing. trict zoning regulations Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. and , The Project Outdoors instruc- versity of Connecticut. pets. Yost, Mrs. Richard Weterall, attending are asked to notify one topics as long as the entries IS /logncivc (k>nstruction of the plant is once the plan is adopted. Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. .. . , j , tlonal center \vill be located in Officer Bellard is married, The Herald’s Vemon Bureau One residt of the delay w ^ activities The perfofmer recently com­ Mrs. Wayne Trueb, Mrs. Wil­ of the following by Wednesday, relate to the work of the visi­ expected to start this spring. lives on Spring Trail, has been PTO Basketball Game Is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3136 that federal officials raised the building, now nearing comple- pleted a series of short presen­ liam Summers. as to how many members of ting nurses and may enter an The sale of the property was have long felt the town was in a constable in the Waterfront ONCE-A-YEAR... FACTORY-AUTHORIZED The Vemon Center Junior or 643-2711. News Items may be original $57,292 grant appUca- in ­ tations at G. Fox and Co. in Girl Scout Notes the family will attend: Mrs. P. essay, a p>oem or a poster. approved by the Boai^ of Rep- Hartford. Two showings will be Manor Association, and a mem­ line with other ^ t o ^ s on Ito High PTO will sponsor a bas- to P.O. Box 327, Bock- tlon by $3,752 In order to pro- n a ^ site The Junior Girl Scouts re­ D. Perklnson, Mrs. Dudley Fer­ The contest is in connection resentaiUves Peb.- 5 at a cost of startingstArtlnrr paymnv andnnH 'bachelcr’sa VtAt«irAanbetween the*v»a fanni.facul ... . A .. __ . _ A,__A trafloe xo xne acre natirre aitt? held at 3:1B and 7 p.m. In the ber of the Coventry Police Aux­ vUIe. vide "more realistic” staff sal- 0 ^^,^ Qj^ve St. cently observed Thinking Day guson, Mrs. Leonard Gillon-~or with the fund drive which will $2,600 an acre, less than the ary, but low for higher degrees ty and PTO fathers tonight at Hicks Memorial School cafe­ iliary Police Unit. He has five arles, Scott said. In-servloe courses for gradu- by inviting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde Mrs. Philip Sajibom. be conducted in Vernon from town paid for the property last and top of the schedule, 7 :30 at the school gymnalsum. teria for children from 5 to 12 years' police experience as a The primary purpose of the ate credit will be offered teach- Dame of Coventry to be their March 17 to 31. A goal of $8,- year. Coaches will be George Dar- member of the Corps of Military project will be to operate work- ers during the school year, with years of age. guests, on the cammemoratlon Manchester Evening Hemid 000 has been set, and more llie site is located east of gatl for the faculty team and Vicar to Speak ZBA Approval Police, U.S. Army, and Is em­ ANNUAL SALE shops and courses In outdoor training being given by . the of the birthdays of Lord and Coventry correspondent, F. than 200 voltmteers will can­ Bolton Rd., and south of Wfl- Dominic Nardinl Jr. for the The Zoning Board of Appeals ployed by the town. Von Deck Gets education for area elementary project director and two staff Lady Baden Powell, founders of Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. vass their neighborhoods door bur Cross Highway. It Is next PTO. During the_ halftime the To 50-50 Cltib has granted permission for the Officer Goodale Is also mar­ public and parochial school members. the scouting movement. to door. Thomas Wolff is. chair­ to a privately-owned Industrial physical education department construction of a four-bay Car ried and lives on Mink Trail, Is Area YR Post The Rev. Douglas Theuner, teachers at the Oak Grove The observance is marked by man of the drive. • park on which two small In­ will present a gymnastic exhi­ Selection of staff has yet to be wash on a lot eight feet short a four-year veteran of the U.S. vicar of St. George’s Episcopal Onter. thoughts of scouting and scout­ Participating schools will in­ 295 sq. in. screen dustries are presently located. bition. made, and Scott said he is still Air Force, and has been a con­ Robert Von Deck erf 66 Eva Church, Bolton, will speak to­ of the frontage requirements at ing activities in other coun­ Deaths in clude the two parochial schools Water lines have been brought Tickets for children and As well as training teachers, interviewing candidates because stable In the Waterfront Park Dr. last night was edeoted first night at 7 at a potluck and meet­ the comer of Rt. 30 and Sand tries. Mrs. Dame, formerly of as well as the public schools. is the BIGGEST to the Industrial site by the adults will be available at the the project 'will provide on-site of difficulty in obtaining profes­ Hill Rd. The property Is In a Association. He Is employed fcy vice cheixman of the First Con­ ing of the 60-60 Club of St, Ma­ Korea, visited the scouts in her Judges named are Sister Mary town, which also plans to In­ door with proceeds to benefit instruction for limited numbers sionally qualified personnel . . commercial zone. the Manchester Bus Service. PICTURE in all gressional District YR (Young ry’s Episcopal Church In Neill native Korean dress. She told The Nation Peter and Mrs. Catherine Doran stall sewers there. the school library. of school children from Man­ The concept of outdoor edu- ZBA Hearing COLOR TV Republican Club). The election Hall. ’The event is open to all The appeals board tacked on stories and showed slides of her of St. Joseph’s School; Sister Town officials have agreed chester and nine area towns. caion is so new, few colleges The Zoning Board of Appeals txxxk place at the YR District’s Home Nursing Course couples of the church and their a reservation to Its decision, Juanita Hall to bring the water line to the Also participating in Project and universities^ offer degree native land, as well as teach­ Mary Mark, principal, and Mrs. annual conventhxn. In the West A home nursing course for the guests. however, requiring the State has a public hearing at 7 p.m. BAY SHORE, N.Y. (APj ' — Ruth Scotta, teacher, of St. Cavrok site and to pay for Outdoors will be school districts programs, Scott said. ing the girls to say “hello” , ■Hartford Town Hall. care of the sick and injured is A native of New York City, Highway Department to rec­ Monday in the Town Hall on Juanita Hall, 66, Broadway ac- sanitary sewer facilities In the from Andover, Bolton, Oolum- Requirements for the dlrector- “please” , and ‘'thank you” in Bernard’s School; Mrs. Carolyn As first vice chairman, he offered by the Nathan Hale the Rev. Mr. Theuner studied ommend and-or supervise the Rt. 31 when Tadeusz Szeluga .tress and singer best known for Forster, Vemon Certter Junior form of a septic tank and leech­ locations of all entrances and Korean. will appear to request a vari­ automaiUcalUy gets a seat on Branch of the American Red ju Wooster, Ohio and received her role as Bloody Mary in the High E ngll^ department head; ing field, as well as an access exits. Bulletin Board ance to local zoning regulations. the State YR Club executive Cross. There is no charge for a B. D. degree In 1962 from stage and movie versions of and teachers Mrs. Della Ma- road to the site. VFW Open Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Szeluga is appealing from a iboard. the course which consists of Bexley Hall, Kenyon College, "South Pacific,” died Wednes­ (XMnber, Miss Mona Jacobs, Mayor Backs May 'file V FW 'P ost will hold an Tolland Voiimteer Ambulance determination by the local Zon­ „ „ ^ ^ ^ j Vo*! Deck, head ltal Notes o Ttonald Kuehl, Mr. and The Vemon Square Dance tion. CLASSES town organizations and town of­ day. There will be a special meet­ publishers of the Beaumont En­ ^Elected were: Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Mrs. Walter Hamilton and Mr. Club will holds its regular dance ” I have known Ed May for ficials are expected to attend School Lunches ing o f . members of the First terprise and Journal, died PaxU Bemsteiin o f Nowthg- p.m. In aU areas .except mar and Mrs. John Fox. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Ver­ years, and would like to see the meeting, and have receiv­ School lunches next week: Congregational Church at 8 p.m. Wednesday after a long Illness. ton, chairman; Mrs. FVed Shof- temlty where they are 2 to 4 ^ I Davis was a former president of non Elementary School. Walt him supported for the nomina­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. ------^------m ed invitations from Co-Chairmen Monday, baked stuffed roll Tuesday in the vestry. On the ner of East Hartford, co-chair­ FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED STU­ Swan will be at the mike and tion” , Grant explained. Admitted Monday: Jo-ann Clarence Goetz and Mrs. Lor­ (Meadowbrook), ravioli with agenda is to see what action the the Texas Dally Newspaper As­ man; Ranald Osgood of East Bob and Judy Srnith will be "I like him, think he would Howard, 73 George Dr.; Robert raine White. meat sauce (Hicks and High Church wishes to take on a pro­ sociation. Hartford, second vice chairman; DENTS. BY JACOB MULLER. SUBJECTS: present with the latest rounds. be a good man for the job, and Morris Banks o f Bloomfield, Ludwig, EUlngton; Albertine The' meeting will be held at School), cheese cubes, tossed posal of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Homemade OIL PAINTING, WATER COLOR, PASTEL 2:30 p.m. at the Post Home on salad, Vienna bread and butter, Watt Jr. to lease Kingsbury he and his wife put up a good vice chairman; iMiss Doai- Mello, 6 Alpert Dr.; Walter Rt. 74, and is open to all mem­ fruit cup; Tuesday, hamburg on House and Quandt Hall, said Child Services Image. I believe he could get „a McClure of Newington, cor- 34 Park St.; Earl Keath, AND DRAWING. VISIT OR PHONE OUR bers of the community. roll, cole slaw, buttered com, lease to contain an optlon-to- elected,” Grant stated. rwnrmAinfl' aerr.vfcni-v Mro Tankeroosen Rd.; Melvin Mon- 4-H Caleadar cheese cube, oatmeal cookies; buy clause. Will Soon Move Teacher Salaries Cost S J u m o re^ «>e, 38 Barber Rd.; Prances STUDIO AT — The Tolland 4-H Town Com­ Wednesday) grilled cheese sand­ Senior Citizens To Meet The new salary schedule In- oanhng secretary; CJlifford Mel- Zabaka, Riverside Dr. RAVIOLI mittee has released Its calen­ wich, buttered g;reen beans, The Senior Citizens of Coven­ The Manchester (Northeast) TS y formally accepted by the VEA Hartford, treasurer; and Dladiarged Monday: Prances dar of events for the next few carrot sticks, pudding with fruit try has an annual meeting at 1 Wednesday, will cost the town Nicholas______Ftlmore of Windsor, Sh*ltra, EUlngton, Robert Mat­ H. PASQUALINI office of Children’s Services at Costs you less than comparaWe Color TV and NOW ONLY tox, 161 Hany Lane; Jeanette months. and topping; Thursday, hot dog p.m. Wednesday in the Church ♦288,886 to implement, accord- ^ ^ t e -a t J a r g e . 20 HOLLISTER STREET, MANCHESTER 577 Main St. will relocate in new FAIRWAY on roll, baked beans, sauer­ Community House on Rt, 44A. Stereo uniTs” purchased ^J^arately! Colonial ing to Dr. Jlaymond Ramsdell Charles Rlegd o f 99 Frances ps™®"^ 246 Avery St., Wapping A rehearsal lor the Tolland FIRST SAVE 4-H rally will be held March kraut, applesauce cupcake; Fri­ The business meeting will be and larger quarters at 110 Main model 593 shown. Choose/from 11 other mag­ Superintendent of Schools. Dr. is a candidate for state YR ToUand; Michele R o^ 649-0537 28 at Tolland High School; the day, clam chowder, or vegetable preceded by a pot luck luncheon St., it was today announced. The nificent Stereo Theaj^ styles-Annual Sale The figure will actuaUy be chairman. He la voter registra- *^ 8. Strfford Springs; Robin considerably larger, when the TEL 644-0604 4-H rally will be held March 29 soup, tuna salad sandwich, at 11:30 a.m. The business meet­ move is planned for March 15. both stores open priced to save you-^oney— from only Uon chairman for the state Baxter, Monson. $650. salaries for an additional 40 new Admitted Tuesday: Kenneth at 7:30 p.m. in the high school. cheese cubes, apple crisp. ing will include election of of­ About 10 rooms will be avail­ *50 U75 teachers and specialized person­ Each club is responsible for ficers, Mrs. C. H. Pierce, secre­ able in the new offices as op­ tonight--till 9! The State YR con ven tion ,______making three or four batches of Manchester Evening Heraid tary, reports. posed to 8 small rooms in the nel is Included. when state officers ■will be elect The $288,885 figure represents ^ .^vlll be held March 23, at the cookies for. the event. Tolland correspondent Bette Gardening Talk present location. A coNNfCTtr.m The 4-H leaders will attend a Quatrale, tel. 876-2845. The public is invited to a A tour of inspection of the Magnavox Stereo Theatres... bring you the the cost to the town over what Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. meeting on home gardening es­ new facilities is being planned ◄ It would be If the present teachr iRiegel’s opponent will be Da- pecially pertaining to perennials for the near future for members finest Ci0LOR TV ever made, and the ers stayed on the present sched- yi<} Dalton of Mlddlebury, state at 7 :30 p.m. Monday at the Tol­ of the Auxiliary and friends of ule. y r treasurer two years ago. Bolton land County Agricultural Center Children's Services. li t moj beautih^l^usic in STEREO! The new schedule ranges from The State YR’s now have 49 on Rt. 30 in 'Vemon. Rudy Fav- $6,100 to start with a Bachelors local clubs, with six more to be sec us for your ^ degree to a high of $11,880 for a accepted by March 19. Try out a Chevy retti, landscape architect of the Revolutio^ry Instant Automatic Color Astro-Sonic Stereo re-creates music //oir- Contests for 3 Positions University of Connecticut, will U.S. Fish Oil Slips St. Patrick's day z teacher with a six-year certifi­ discuss the planning and plant­ fine-tum^s itself; brings you brilliant, /('.v.v/r— with magmlicenl tonal dimension cate on the 18th step of the BOSTON — The United States paper tabfeWare ^ Settled at Democrats Caucus ing of a perennial garden and pcrfeoHy-luncd pictures that slay precise and lidelily from records . . . Stereo FM/ scale.. show slides. ranks fourth in world fish-oil and decorations a This compares to last year’s FO R RENT production, but its output has on/every channel — auiomaiU ally. AM Radio.. .dr your favorite Televi­ at Volkswagen. There were two contests at Town committee chairman Miss Cora H. Webb, Tolland salary range of $5,700, for the 8 and 16 nun. Movie Pro- been declining in recent years / Charles Lathrop and Selectman County Extension home econo­ 2 locutions: T ;hromatone adds \i\UI depth to color; sion programs. Solid-State circuitry re­ first step of a Bachelor’s degree, Jeotors—ooimd or oUent, aloo repair or replacement of every. md|or the Democratic caucus last and the 1966 total — 81,300 tons Try out any of fne cars people Joseph Llcitra are the other two mist, reports the program, is main st. and cost ^ higli definition to black and wliite pic­ places tubes for highest eificieney, lastini’ with a $400 increment for Mas­ 88 imm slide projeotors. night, one for two vacancies on — was less than one-fourth of trade in for.new VWs. W e get all kinds. working part* 100% for30 days o f 1000 delegates. They report that they sponsored by the Tolland Coun­ middle turnpike V ,. ters and a $600 increment for a Norway’s and less than half of tures. And with Quick-On, pictures Hash reliability, fwo I ligli-l tlicieney 12" Bass WELDON DRUG CO. miles.' Whichever comes first. the town committee, and one will attend the convention un­ ty Extension Service and will six-year certificate. But we don’t sell them again just Iceland’s or Peru’s. 787 Main 8L—Tel. 648-6821 for delegate to the State Con­ committed. be held in the Activities Build­ on inju:(t'seconds! fb;/r Magnavo.\ brings Woofers; two 1,000 'cycle Exponential Vemon teachers are reported like that. W e check them out first. Give . incidentally, the guarantad cOmes. vention. About 35 Democrats at­ Mrs. Moonan, Mrs. Butterfield ing at the TCAC. An informal you so Imany advanced I'eaUires; plus the Treble Horns. I:\elusi\e M icromatic them the 16-Polnt Inspection. Fix what­ with oH our used cars. tended the caucus. and Mrs. Jones were endorsed coffee hour will have the Tol­ lasiiitf' fealisfuction that conies from own­ Player ■I’anislws discernible record and ever needed fixing. Then guarantee the Even the Volkswagens. by the caucus as delegates to land Get-Togethers as hostesses. ■ Two names were removed ing today’s most ndiahlc C olor TV, stylus wear— records can Iasi a lifetime! NuglM . tiaisaMps • tso.liarf* • front ml* sbm &Hm • bfotwaatMl • nlKlflcal lyit^ the Congressloneil (Convention 4-H Meeting ffgAR MANCW^/k OMUriR from the 25-man town commit­ June 29. The Coventry 4-H Saddle tee endorsed slate for the new Soapers meet at 7 :30 p.m. irS WOODLAND^ town committee. The name of Aheam, Houle and Farris will 1965 DODGE be the delegates to the Senator­ March 8 at the home of Miss Compact and Versatile 1966 CHEVROLET 1964 PONTIAC Mrs. Mary Rogowski was re­ Catalina Conv. Coupe. Gray, Black ial Convention June 18. Catherine Flaherty on High St. SAVE moved because of illness. The •n Malibu Oonv. V-8, PS., auto. Top, Auto., P.S., P;B. Coronet 800 2-Door Hardtop. 388 Miss Flaherty is the new as­ GARDENS FOR— name of Dana Hanson was re­ McDermott and Mr. and Mrs. sistant club leader. Members motor, 4-speed. moved because his new job as Smolen will be the delegates to ■Mianclie6te;i LUM BHt' will give reports on assigrted » 1 7 4 5 director of the Regional Coun­ the Assembly District Conven­ *30 COLOR TV eVOAMEN w u * C H O IC E •1495 tion June 25. “ projects at the meeting. cil of Elected Officials precludes AU Colors, Large Pots •1395 any political activity. If there js a primary, the date At the last club meeting a Proof that fine, dependable Color TV needn’t Morgan horse trainer from would be April 9. Republicans be expensive! This Magnavox model 492 with Mrs. Claire Warfel and "the "Orcland Farms” visited and Rev. Douglas Theuner of St. caucus next 'Thursday. 176 sq. in. rectangular screen will‘bring yqur A Z A L ^ S 1966 DODGE DART 1964 PONTIAG George’s Episcopal Church re­ MAKE family year-after year of TV viewing enjoyment. Bed, Pink, Large Pots ceived the most votes qf the Tempest Custom Conv. Coupe. Black, This Spring evsrp girl's fancy . . . Ideal for shelves ahd tables, too! 4-Dr. Sedan. 6-Cyl., Auto., Radio, White Top, ,Auto., Radio, Extra eight persons nominated and Power Steering. 1962 OLDSMODILE were elected to the Committee. CHRYSAHTHEMUMS Sharp. , -- ^ is the new, ruffled dandy look. Others nominated were John SPRING Colorful and Hardy NOW Dynamic 88 9-Pass. Station Wagon. Mbrianos, Helen Meloche, Har­ *1345 P.S., Auto., Radio. And it’s no wonder . . . the look is new, smart, crisp old Porcheron, Joan Lalus, Ral- ONLY 50 IN BLOOM...... ONLY ♦1795 . . , and priced just for her budget. Take dacron vo Lalus and William Lopez. First sign 0ERANHIM6 88c Although the votes were voile . . . cinch it with a colorful patent belt that counted on all of the slate, none Cart Optional •995 signals the return of her tiny waist, then ruffle Top Quality o f a good the blouse with yards of dainty lace . . . a tiny Mao of the committee-endorsed can­ BUY 10% Off On Scotls 1964 GHEVROLET 1964 MERGEDES-DENZ didates was defeated. tm m m m Monza Spyder Coupe. 4 speed. collar and you have the answer to the question . . . Others in the new committee USED CARS 190D Sharp 4-Dr. Sedan. Red with "eomething new for spring, jx’ease.” are (Jharles Lathrop, Joseph' used c a rl NOW . . . on a wide selection of Magnavox Home Entertainment TURF-BUILDER! black Interior. ' - ' Lloitra, Aloyslus Aheam, Elsie SIDING , ROOFING Values! Solid-State Stereo consoles from $138.50 to $550— Black or navy skirt with white top. Sizes 5 to 13. Several styles and types] and *895 Jones, John McE^rmott, Wil­ I Asphalt shingles In a vari- Quality Monochrome TV from $79.90-Portable Stereo from 1664 FORD ^ 812 liam Houle, Maureen Houle, 67 FURY $2395 65 CHEV. $1695 in stock. Most wood spe­ I ety of style and color. We Reg. $9.95. NOW •1895 cies. Bevel siding ns low] lean probably match your SAVE $64.90-Tape Recorders from f44.90-Radios from $8.95 ' Mary Morgan, Katherine Scan­ station Wagon. Automatic <8.95 Fairlane 600 Custom 4-Dr. Wiigon. young, circle shop . . . downtown luancheater and porkodc lon, Dr. Bernard Sheridan, Jo­ Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop as f current shingles. From V-8, auto., PS., radio, roof rack. trans., power steering. Un. t t seph Slnolen, Phyllis Smolen, f l /2 C seal D ow . 1961 CHEVROLET David Mitchell, Edward Fon­ DEPENDABLE USED CARS CJorvadr 4-Door Sedan. Auto., radio. seca, Eleanor Churilla, Ronald Tnw "Irifh" 1962 VOLVO Farris, William Androlevlch, 66 DODGE $2095 66 DODGE $2395 ONE-OF-A-KIND FLOOR SAMPLES •1395 Paul Brown, Virginia Butter­ Polara 500 2-Dr. Hardtop. Charger, V-8, R&H, auto, 'iVIapk) Coniblnutioii 280 Sq. ,In. In Block and White. Shamrocks ♦450 P-1800 Sport Coi^ijS. field, Russell Moonan, Marilyn R&H, automatic, power trans., PS., bucket scats. AM-FM, Stcreo-FM. Model'stS. Wwt $388.5(i :|s $288 Frederick Gaal and Eva Morra. steering, factory air con­ 295 Sq. In. Color C'onibiiuitlun with Doors.. — Mrs. Houle, Mr. and Mrs. ditioning. 66 RAMB. $1495 Model 601. ICenioto Control and Automatic Color. Wua $950. In ^ 7 9 8 PLANTS DHtfiCT FROM IRELAND! Smolen, Mitchell, Fonseca, Rus­ 71 Sq. In. Portiiblo 'TV. Model 11H14. T 1961 MHOK ELEGTRA ^ 1963 FORD sell Moonan and the Rev. Mr. Cross Country 4-Dr. Sta­ 2«/i” POTS 2-Dr. Hardtop.>p. Auto trtra a ^ ., PS., PB. 67 PONT. $1945 tion Wggon. 6-cyl., nicely VVa« $89.8(i. Is m Theuner are all new committee Tempest 4-Door Sedan. GUTTERING power windows.)WB. Extra clean. 1964 MERCEDES DENZ Fairlane 4-Door Sedan. Auto., Radio. members. Mrs. Warfel has serv­ Radio, nicely equipped. equipped. We carry a fidl line of LUMBER 100-D 4-Door Sedan. Red. All Standard dimensions— TERMS: 30 Day Cash— Va 30>60«9p-i-No Interest or Carrying Charges ed on a previous comntittee. aluminum guttering and accessories. all grades. Cut to sise. No Down Payment — Up to 31 Years to Pay QUALITY BIRD 8EED . In the contest for delegate to 64 COMET $1095 64 CHEV. $1295 2x4x8' ft. •895 V-8 4-Dr. Sedan. R&H, Pussy Willows 8PQ01AL! the State Convention June 21, station Wagon. V-8, auto, From 2 7 '/2 C ^ 8UNFLOWBB •1895 •795 auto, trans. •1 Androlevlch was / nominated trans. / 60 lbs., reg 8 .M 88.86 Tested, ((^justed, Delivered, Serviced By Our Own Miechanics (In Pots) NOW from the floor and, in the vote, 65 CHRYS. $1795 24" to S«” , reg. 3.88 82.M SOMETIME ousted committee-endorsed can- FAMOUS FOR SERVieE SINOE —also— Always A Fine Selection Of Volkswagens ddate Mrs. Morgan, registrar Newport 4-Door Sedan. 65 DODGE $V195 CASH and CARRY 3 to 4 f t , rog. 4.50 $3.86 Bird 8oed Feeders Automatic, power steer­ Dart. Auto, trans., R&H. of voters. ing, power brakes, R&H. 1 by Towne and Country Shoes Many Others To Choose From LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FOLIAGE PLANTS TED TRUDON, Inp. In Marlin Blue, Yellow, Orange and Black Patent **Anyone to flaleh last few CHORCHES payments of |6 monthly on ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE t o L l a n d TPK^. with white piping. $ 1 5 . several 1967 Sewing Ma­ MANCHESTER WOODLAND Gardens PHONE 649-2838 ... - < ,4 chines. All have balances of 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESirER 043-2791 Potterton’s 166 WOODLAND ST. 648-8474 Downtown Manchester ’ ’ ‘Authorized Cbrysler-Dodge Dealer” no more than |S0. SM-ltSF' 130 CENTER ST. EASY PARKING COR. OF CHURCH'

! '»!■ / MANCHBSmt EVXNINO HERALD, MANCHSRVR. CONN.. FRIDAY./MARCH 1, 1968 PAGE HBVHM PAOl O X M A N C H E Slm 'l^N IN 'C > HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1^68 Vernon Brood' Brook; Warren Andre- sen, West WilUngton; Thomas When The Occasion Colls for Howers. IHmtrlfpBtPr politics maneuvers of the moment, oven Schaeffer, 36 Burke Rd. in this modem, nuclear world, concern^'- Open Forum TV-Radio Tonight Births Wednesday: A daugh­ Think of The the bold, challenging use of freedom-bf New Shop Center at Circle ter to Mr. and Mrs. Cu-rtJs Tra-vefs, 35 Mountain St.; a IfproUn the seas being made in the Eastern end ISome Teenagers to Watch Par khill^ Joyce -son to Mr. gnd Mrs. Napoleon PUBUSHED b y t h s of the Mediterranean Sea. . To the Editor, May Alter Highway Plans KBIUU) PROmNO OO.. OTC. Television Roberts, 84-Windsor Ave.; a U Blw*ll Stnst What is going on in thp-Sfediterranean If\you are one adio has lost 5:00 Flower Shop IfaneiuMer. Conn. 7:16 (10) Newsreel tho highway, have caused the daughter to Mr. aJtd- Mrs. Roy ( Is regrettable, but it- fs real. And it is confuence In our teenagers you . (40) Nows (C) Tlie proposed location of an' Frank Oakeler, Proprietor THOMAB r. nSOUBON 7:3b -(303330) Ttarzan (C) consternation of state highway John.4toii>~76 Grove WALTER R. rEROUSON legal. ’The UnlM^ States Sixth Fleet Is can leasily overcome that feel­ Faith tor ‘Today (40) Wlzaixi (C) additional sViopplng center at 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER > PubHihori (04)« MJsterogeni. Nelghbor- officials and the scrapping of. Discharged Wednesday: In the Medlterr&nean as one replacement ing by taking a drive up to the hood . (18) Checkmate Vernon Circle, at the intersec­ ■ (NeXt to Hartford National Eoundod Oolober 1, lU l High School pool cm Sunday af- 8:00 ( Sj Front Row Mo-vle other highway interchange Mt Backotfen, 1 Fox HU! Dr.; Bank) for and stfccessor to the British fleet (SO) Cpfnibat ('lot Movte tion of Rt.'83 and Green Circle iPafaUAad Erery Bv«alnc Ezoopt Sundnya temooh and watch 80 teenagers , „ (40) MoHale’Li 'B Navy (194) World Press Review plans. Scott Brady, Ellington; Percy a YES—WR DELIVER • Which ' Used to circle the globe. And, 6:30 (40) News (C) Rd: . may cause the scrapping •Dd HoUdnyi. Enured at the Pont OfBce al under ; the guidance of Alice ( 3-13) Wild, Wild West (C) The State Highway Depart­ Smith, ToUauld: Joann How-ard, Phones: 640-070l-r-649-144S Maaoheater, Conn., aa Second Olau Hall (48) Afternoon Reoort 8:30 ( 3-13) Q ^ e r Pyle fC) Of tiie planned Wilbur Cross Halt^. ______Ante last June, Russian naval units Maddeh help handicapped cMl- (OMO) Theater (203930) Star Trek ment plans for the area are In 73 George Dr.;\Shlrley Bllecki, have been in the Mediterranean too, (94) Whot'B New? (18) Subecrlpthm TV Highway intersection which cuts 54 School St.; Walter Jones, 34 SUBBCRiPnON RATES dren. i 6:00 ( Md(M2) News. Spoita, (40) Operation: Entertainment a state of flux, however, and Payable in Advance sticking their prows into the paths of This ghoup of young people Weather (C) • - (C) Into the property- have been for several years. Park St.; Melvin Monroe, 38 (ffl) Summer Highlights One Year ...... mOO American units, and signaling, not only are thek« every Stmday to ad- (94) Creative Person Two announced tenants for the Barber Rd.; Janice Clark, 108 Six HoBtha ...... U.OO (U) Merv Orlfiln 9:00 ( 3-13) Movie (C) shopping center are Stop and Local officials do not feel they Prosspect St.;. Harold Patrick, 'Hiree Hontha ...... (JO to our ships but to all the nations watch­ mtnlatet- the therapy that each (30) S r ^ e (34) NET Playhouse ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ 55*) OceanoKraixhy (R) 9:30 110303930) RollywOod Shop supermarket and Its dis­ have the power to reject the Ellington; M ^ e Nettleson, 9 One Honth ...... l.K child n^eds. Each handicapped (40) Neww; Combet ing around the shore, the presence In Squares (C) count' drug store Medl-Mart. various shopping center plans, Talcott Avc.; Albertine Mello, HBUBER child hhs two or more atten­ (30) MoHaJe’s Navy ( 8-40) Ouns of Will Sonnett 09 ^ the Mediterranean of Soviet Russia u a 6:19 (30) Bold Venture Some reports Indicate an out- based on projected Interchanges Combination Windows and Doors THE a s s o c ia t e d PRKSB dants to help them along. There (C) 5 Alpert Dr.; Wanita Curtis,. The Aaaoclated PreM te ezcluatvelr entitled big power playing a big power role. 6:30 (94) What's New (R) 10:00 (10303930) Soviets in Space of the State Highway Depart­ Is no ^gregation in this pool. ( 3 ^ ) Walter Clronldle (C) (C) of-state department store might 119 Prospect St.; Fred DaniKk. Door Canopies, Roll-up Awnings, C/anvas Awnings Repaired. to the uae of repuHioatlon of all newi die- Should the United States have decided, '(H>B9-30) Huntley-BrlnWcy ment. patchea credited--to k or not oUierwlae credlt- ^ \ ’The ch/ldren with dark skins (18) Subscription TV also be located. in the center. 21 West Rd. Re-rovered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas Re­ ( 8 ^ ) Judd for Defense Fallot photo Actions taken before consoli­ paired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Custom ad tai thla pai>er and aleo the local nawi pub- ait the time it became apparent Britain reoelvq as much attention as (8 ) Bob Young (C) ' 10.16 (24) Why BlUle Couldn't The State Highway Depart­ was going to fade out of Its long im- 6:49 20) News. Sports Learn ment released a proposed plan dation, based on the highway The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Panels for Alt T tib t M of repubtlcatlon of ipedal die- the whites. This alone la most 7:00 8) Death Valley Days (C) Engaged paaohia nereln are alao reaerved. 11:00 ( 8-103230) News. Sports. for the Vernon Circle Inter­ eicpanslon in the Mile Hill area. Is at 38 Park St., tel. 878-8136 Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers periELlisUc role, to let the Mediterranean encouraging to see. S-8Q ^) News. Sports •WeaUier (C) and Canvas. We Do Rescreening of Aluminum Screens. 90) Htmtley-Brlnkley (20) Richard Diamond change of the Wilbur Cross Were ruled Illegal in the courts. or 643-2711. News Items may bo tb e Herald Printinc Cbmpany Inc., aa- become a power vacuum? Has It been The/ progress that has been 10) I Love Lucy ^ 11:E6 The engagement of Miss Di­ Heavy Duty Zippers. aumea no financial reaponalblllty for typo­ Highway about months ago. Plans for the proposed shop­ mailed to P.O. Box 827, Rock- graphical errora appearing In advertlaeanenta the United States presence there which made under the guidance of 11:30 ane' Carol Masterson of Hart­ 34) ;^ r e Room for Living This plan shows the easterly \ille. and other reading matter In llie Haaeheater has challenged and emboldened Russia Miss Madden and the Instruc­ I( 6-1930) Truth or Conse­ ’tlS) Late Movie ford to Ronald Phillip Newman ping center have not been pre­ Evening Herald. quences (C) exit off the parkway crossing to steam down and join' the game? Or tions carried out by this dedi­ of Coventry has been announced sented to the Planning Commis­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COStPLEIE LISTINGS by her mother, Mrs. James Car- Rt. 30 and coming down on Rt. sion at this time, but may be Subacrlber to Loa Angelea Tlmea-Waahlng- would Russia have come down much cated group of teenagers is EST. 1949 — 195 W. CENTER STREET— .649-8091 ton Poat Naara Service. m i^elous. rabba of Hartford. 83 and Green Circle Rd. The at its next meeting in- two Pull aervlce client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. sooner and much more insolently If we Father Farrell Publlahem Repreaentatlvea — Ilie Juliua Miss Madden Is In and out of Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. westerly exit would route traf­ weeks. Mathaiara Special Agency — New Yoric, Chl- hadn’t decided to be there all along? ‘ Radio fic on to Kelly Rd. then contin­ cago, Detroit and Boaton. th^e pool all afternoon helping Louisa Newman of Rt. 44A and A sign announcing the com­ Now at Hartford How do you stop playing the game of these children as tho they were (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts ot 10 or IS the late Thomas Newman. ue to the former circle. ing of the grocery chain and HEHBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CtRCUUA- power politics when you have no way The easterly exit would take The Rev. Edgar J. Farrell, '^ler own. The”tbenagers, boys minute length. Some stations corry other short newscasts.) Miss Masterson, a graduate drug store was erected on the TION8. ______approximately a third of the former assistant pastor of St. THINK SMALL 91784.90 of knowing that the other fellow is going and girls, seem so proud of the of Bulkeley High School, Hart­ site late last week. Dlaplay advertlaing cloaing houra: WBB0^1S60 6:66 Phil Rlzzuto property proposed for the shop- James’ Church, was recently 1968 Volkswagen Sedan ^ r Monday — l p.m. Pridav. to stop playing it too? progress their patients make 9:00 Dick Robtnaor. 7:00 The World Tonight ford, Is- attending Central Coh- Rockville Hospital Notes Delivered in Manchester from week to week. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:15 Frank Gifford property proposed for the shop­ named admlnlstm-tor of St. Mi­ Par Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Within the present context of world necticut State College, New Brit­ Visiting hours are 12:80 to Equipped with leatherette in­ IVir Wedneaday — 1 p.m. Monday. I trust many of you will try 9-JlO Ken Griffin 7:30 Alexander Kendrick ping center. chael’s Church, Hartford. Par Thuraday — 1 p.m. Tueaday. conditions, world law, and the standards 1:06 News, Off 7:36 Spook Up Hartford ain. Mr. Newman is a gn"aduate 8 p.m. In all areas except ma­ terior, windshield washer, 2- Par Priday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. to pay a visit to the high school -n ^ H —916 8:00 News Town Planner Johp McAlmont An assistant at St. Francis' speed electric wipers, heater, of conduct which seem necessary to the of the Cornwall Academy Pre­ ternity where they are 2 to 4 Par Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. pool after one o’clock on Sun­ 5:00 Hartford Highlights 8:10 Speak Up Hartford said It would be about two years Church, New Haven, since 1963, defroster, 4-way safety flashers, daaatfled deadline — 5 p.m. day before rulers of nations, there are no good or 7:00 News 12:16 S ta r Off paratory School, Great Barring­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. publication, S p.m. Priday tor Saturday days and see these teenagers 8:00 Gaslight WTIC—1680 before construction of the widen­ Father Farrell will be honored back-up lights, front and rear * easy answers to the questions we have ton, Mass. He is also attending and Monday publication. -• in action. 12:00 (kiiet Hours 6:00 News. Weather, Sports ed Wilbur Cross Is expected to Admitted Wednesday: Kath­ ait a farewell reception Sunday seat belts. been asking. WPO P—1416 6; 35 Afternoon EdlGon Central Connecticut State (Col­ ryn Sawyer, - 660 Talcottville frcMTi 1 to 6 p.m. at the church Friday, March 1 Geo. A. CalUouette D. C. 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:06 Americana start. It would take longer for ’The only real answer you get is the 7:00 Lee "Babr' Slmm* Show 7:25 David Brinkley lege. the construction to reach the Rd.; Diana Bedelle, 94 Village hall. While at St. Francis, he 12:00 Gary Girard ?B>ow 7:30 Nows of the World No date has .been announced Rt.. II, Tellind Tpl.. answer of what happens. What happens W IN F -1286 . 7:46 Joe Garaglola Vernon Circle area. St.; Richard Burr, Talcottville has served as principal of the TED TRUDON T.ltritrlll^M.neli.it.r 6:00 News 7 « ) Sing Along for the wedding. Location of other shopping Rd.; Josephine Dorm-an, Broad parish school, and acted as spir­ is that both the United States and the I 5:i5 %>eaJc Up Sports 7:66 Emphasis t. The Race Narrows Russian fleets are Irresistibly drawn to 5:30 Harry Reason or 8:05 Pop Concert centers at the circle. Including Brook; Genevieve Maohacek, 10 itual ad-visor of the Home VOLKSWAGEN Poet ^8 Corner 5:36 Spmk Up Sports 9:06 Ntartbeat the one bordering KeUy Rd. and Becker PI.; Adela StoUnas. School Association. Governor George Romney of Michigan the sea from which they can see the 6:00I?ewB 11:00 News, Weather, Sports 6:16 Speak 1^ Hartford 11:26 Sports Final Scouts to Sell once had the advantage of seeming the British fleet withdrawing. This, after all, Calvary HIU 6:46 LoweU 'rhomas 11:36 Other Side ot the Day cleanest, freshest Republican talent on ,■ is what fleets are bulK and operated Jesus on His way to Jerusalem, ■ First Aid Kits the national scene. He Is still, after an for. to die: unhappy year of Jousting with the press What would we do, If we were a ruler Oe’r His path, -vultures screech South Windsor Do you have a first aid kit and with himself, one of the most genu­ of state? Probably conclude, we had no their carrion, hungry cry I In your home? How about In ine articles the party has. But some of choice but to send our fleet where the God, In bitter sorrow, watches your airtomoblle? the elements of his genuineness, his .confrontation 18. from on high! Teachers and School Panel 936 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO Members of Boy Scout Troop * Is there, then, no- answer, no cure? The faithful pray-ask: "Why! 8:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS - MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 relatively unsophisticated devotion to the - O Why!” 91, sponsored by the Manches­ ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (822-7201) WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST simplest virtues, his corny mixture of There is cure and answer, but it Is Reach Agreement on Salary ter Green School, will conduct CENTER STREET - TEL. 849-7196 the revival meeting and the coiner store fimdamentol, not incidental, and it re­ a house-to-house campaign, be­ An empty cross on Calvary Hill! at the maximum level for sixth counter talk, his intense earnestness quires change in laws and institutions, The blood thirsty have drunk starting salary for a teacher ginning tomorrow, to sell first year teachers. have somehow not transferred them­ not merely a wistful effort to change their fill: with a bachelor degree In South aid kits of all types to Man­ The board 1s now holding pub­ chester residents. selves to the national scene in the same human behavior under existing laws O’er Vletnam-skles echo hate. Windsor’s schools will be $6,100 lic sessions to dlscmss its school Scouts will -visit every home way which has made them assets in and institutions...... Kill! for 1968-69. budget for next year. The sala­ The world shudders, with pain, in the community, presenting I his own state of Michigan. The answer has been posed often The Board of Education and ry portion of the budget Is ex­ on Calvary, Hill! each family with a colorful and Now that he himself has acknowl­ enough in theory. It is to reduce national tlje South Windsor Education pected to be discussed Tuesday Informative first aid chart, de­ armaments so that great powers don’t Association reached agreement night. edged that failure, and done the strate­ In His Garden — Mother by His picting the latest methods of have great fleets to play with any more on the salary^ schedule and gic thing which he considers best for side . . . The effect of the salary sched­ emergency medical care and fringe benefits In mid-February the Reipubllcan party, he Is likely to find and. to create for the Unltod Nations a He prays: "Dear Father ... so ule on the whole budget has not offering a large assortment of and recently announced the been determined yet. Supt. his esteem and reputation in the nation United Nations police force which pos­ hard I tried! first aid kits suitable for home, sesses the only real major armaments Thy Very Name, with hate, they figures. Charles L. Warner submitted a office, auto or field use. . on the way up again. There indeed, Lawrence Brown, president of suggested figure of $3,821,650 left legal In the world. Under such a defame! All profit from the sale of the likely to be many moments in the fu­ SWEA, said more than 260 when the board began Its budget system, the only major show of military They try to destroy Thee — The kits will be used to help send ture of both party and nation when teachers voted Feb. 14 to ac­ sessions. some of the top scouts from force in the Eastern end of the Mediter­ world, with wickedness, they Last time Romney may look awfully good. In theo­ cept -the monetary portions of Tuesday’s budget session, ex- Manchester to Phllmont Scout ranean could be one United Nations Oat.snap By Reginald Pinto Inflame. . . retical comparisiHi. THE CAT WHO HAS EVERYTHING the working agreement. Short­ peeted to be the last, will be Reservation In New Mexico this gunboat which would have more fire ly after their vote, the board In withdrawing from the lace. Gov­ Yet, all faithful know, they a t'7:30 at the high school. summer. SEMI-ANNUAL power than the Russian and United'' accepted the agreement also. ernor Romney obviously Intended to shall be Judged by scars they The troop hopes the campaign Brown said negotiations were open the way for a potentially more ef­ States navies and all the armies xifihe bear . . . will alert every household to the carried on in g o ^ spirit "right fective moderate Republican, namely little notions of the Near East-combined. H e r a ld How much they give God — Rebekah Party Importance of being prepared in F U R N ITU RE down the line.” for emergency first aid as well Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New How much His love they Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Salary figures are: Bachelor as sending some of their mem­ tonight share! York, to enter the race openly in time Yesterdays degree, $8,100 to $9,600; Mas­ Aids Eye Bank Their Faith shall erase the cross bers to Phllmont, where they to deal with the growing threat that Goddard’^Rductant Testiinpiiy ter degree, $6,690 to $10,300, and from Calvary Hill: Sunset Rebekah Lodge will can share In some unforgettable former Vice President Richard Nixon 25 Yemn Ago sixth year, $6,900 to $10,690, all scouting experiences. A Dr. Jamto L. Goddard, Federal Com- Robert D. Novak For they pray: "On Earth and sponsor a benefit military whist would have it won before the national Report In 13 steps. High cost of labor and fer­ in Heaven, shall be done. Thy missKmer of Food and Drugs, is an of- Career teachers, a special and setback party Friday, convention even assembles. tilizer cause sharp cut in to­ v-flcial who struj^Ies to maintain sanity Will!” category in South Windsor, can 'Hie Romney withdrawal is, in fact, WASHINGTON — ’The cost of But that la by no means the Administration tha-t have no Rev. Fr. Walter A, Hyszko March 8 at 8:15 p.m. at Odd in an area where nobody else wants it. bacco acreage plans for sum­ go to $12,300. With a Master timed to try to draw away from Nixon President Johnson’s ■ expected end ot it. In large, remote areas clear solution. mer. St. John’s Church Fellows Hall. Proceeds will go He admitted it to be a losing battle decision to send more men and degree they can go to $13,300. IN CO M E TAX some of the benefit he seemed about to of the Mekong delta Vietcong Mr. Johnson is already in Richard Martin is named dep­ Manchester, Conn. to the Connecticut Eye Bank. when he appeared before that Congres­ weapons to the Vietnam war Career teachers are selected Refreshments will be served. gain from a poll-predicted yictory over political cadres are now open­ deep fiscal trouble. His -budget uty director of the State Water PREPARATION sional subcommittee the qpier day and will add as much as one-third to ly recruiting in the hamlets by the schools and their fellow The event is open to the public, Romney in the New Haippahire primary is running a multl-bdlhon dol­ Commission. teachers on the basis of service testified, reluctontly, in favor of the pro­ the present $30 billion annual •w^ -virtually no Interference lar deficit. His modest tax-in­ and tickets may be obtained at March 12. Now Nixon’s victory there, if Vietnam budget. beyond the teaching contract. INDIVIDUAL, vision- in the stiff new drug control bill from the local officials. With crease proposal i.s stymied in 10 YeoTM A g o Today in History the door. it materializes .ah predicted, will be The minimum salary of $6,100 which would make it a federal crime to The imnlediate increase would many of the regional and pop­ the House Ways and Means Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Mc- BUSINESS AND be a good deal less than $10 bil­ Is $400 above the present sched­ over a candidate who has already with­ ular force companies— consistr Committee. His program to re­ Frank P- Lintner retires af­ Keever -will conduct the games. SMALL BUSINESS tomorrow be In possession of any of the. modem lion, because Mr. Johnson is not By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ule. The highest raise is $690 drawn, biit'not over the candidate who Ing of local peasantry loyal to duce the balance of payments ter 37 years continuous service Mrs. Sedrick J. Stnaughan is drugs. He so testified, he said, because expected to announce troop rein­ Today is Friday, March 1, the -is goii^ 'to take his place in the relay. the Saigon government—hav­ (with the war a major con­ with First National Stores. general chairman of th ^ card Call the administration of wldich he is a part, forcements of more than 90,000 61st day of 1968. There are 309 W^tti Nixon’s expected victories In ing now been pulled back into tributor) is under Increasing *1716 Rev. and Mrs. C. E. party. She -will be aaat^ted by Including the President of his country, at the outset. days left In the year. Mrs. William Ewing, tick­ New Hampshire and Wisconsin thus par­ district and provincial capitals firo from business. Winslow mark their fifth an­ JA SO N J. NOVITCH have decided that such a proposal is But If, as most signs now in­ Today’s Highlight In History LET US PRICE ets; and Mrs. Thora Maloney tially discounted in advance, Rockefeller for defense against another ’These are some of the rea­ niversary with the Church of necessary In order to make the provi­ dicate, the President holds to wave of Communist attacks, the Ndzarene. On this date in 1781, the YOUR NEXT and Mrs. Maybel Dowd. 643-1996 — 649-5435 for Semi-Annual savings like these! Could achieve at least a primary stole- sons for the reappraisal now sions of the bill enforceable against any­ his resolve to do whatever is these hamlets are defenseless. American colonies adopted the mate by winning the Oregon contest in necessary to defeat the C!om- going on within the Adminis­ PRESCRIPTION body. ' 'Thus, In plsinning his overall tration. For hanging on Presi­ Articles of Confederation, pav­ May. munists, that Initial reinforce­ But he still Insisted on stating his own strategy to meet the Commu­ dent Johnson’s imminent de­ ing the way for a federal union. ARTHUR DRUG Air Defense Extended And beyond the primaries, of course, ment of perhaps 90,000 troops ll&oaglit for Today In 1932, the infant son of Col. po'Jnt of view, which Is ’’that It would nist offensive, President John­ cision to enter another round WASHING'rON (AP)—Bridge­ This is the big twice-a-year event when you can select practically anything at Watkins at sav­ the Romney withdrawal is aimed at giv­ could be only the flrst add-on to son -will have to come to grips and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh be unwise to provide penalties which the 929,000 military manpower of military escalation are some port and New Haven, Conn., will ings better than 95% of the stock! And it all ends at 5:30 Saturday. But you can still come ing a Rockefeller organization time to with the harsh possibility that It has been testified some­ was kidnaped from his bed In BOB ceiling Imposed on Gen. William of the most unpleasant poli­ soon become intermediate stops in tonight for we are open until 9. Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, D m ^e furniture . . . might mark a large number of young some of these areas may have where, What Is man that thou the Lindbergh home near Hope- work on state delegations not being In­ Westmoreland, the U.S. com­ tical facts ever to confront a on extended Allegheny Airlines people Just entering adulthood as crimi­ reverted to tight Communist art mindful of hlni, or the son well. N.J. “FREN CH Y” floor coverings, bedding, lamps . . . Early American, Traditional, Modem, Mediterranean . , , all fluenced by primaries. ’The obvious hope mander, lasj fall. President, running for re-elec­ Xerox Copy Service flights from Trenton, N.J., to nals because, they were found In posses­ control. of man, that thou carest for Ten Years Ago at savings until Saturday. Take up to three years to pay I is that, this time, in 1968, the moderate, No hard figures had been re­ tion. Boston. sion of a smap amount of drugs for per­ In short, even if the Com­ him?” —Hebrews 2:6. Doctors reported President Monebesver The Civil Aeronautics Board BARD liberdl wing of the party will concen­ sonal use.” ceived by the White' House from * • • Dwight D. Eisentmwer was com­ Blueprint and Supply, Ino. . Now Associated With Gen. Westmoreland as of this munist “go for broke’’ offensive put Into effect Thursday an Oct. trate its drive and support for one man, On This Date Produce great men, the rest pletely recovered from a stroke ■ In making this reservation. Dr. God­ wriltng, but there have been did in fact fall far short of 690 Hartford Rd„ Manchester 17 decision extending the cur­ PAUL DODGE PONTIAC instead of wasting it among several, and follows.—Walt Whitman, Amer­ he had suffered the pre-vlous dard Is not being motivated by any tol­ plenty of leaks from Saigon jire- Its goal, os top Administra­ In 1780, the first bank in the rent Allegheny flights from not lose again by its own divisions. ican poet. November. 649-8698 "FRENCHY” says, "If you erance for the use of drugs, but by his paiing the American people for tion officials claim, the Presi­ United States was chartered In Washington to Trenton. ' And in its a ]^ a l it will try to reach Five Years Ago enjoy doing business In a memory of the futilUy of prohibition a Presidential announcement on dent confronts a wholly new Philadelphia. calm atmosphere where serv­ into all eireas of the party, including the Mrs. Cecil Flaffer Hudson of laws, and by his Idea of the kind of at­ how the Administration plans to and far more difficult strug­ In 1954, five congressmen ice and satisfaction MEAN Deacoin^s Benches 44-50 moat conservative, with the pragmatic Today’s Quotation Houston, Tex., won a record di­ A^aple Bedrooms 259. mosphere In which the besit war against counter the Communists’ power­ gle in South Vietnam today. were wounded as three Puerto SOMETHING, then see Paul And even if the $10 billion vorce settlement — $8.9 mil­ theory that, afUibugh some Republicans ful winter-spring offensive. Be­ Rican nationalists fired wldly The teats show that If a person lion. Dodge Pontiac for your NEW Use this pine Deacon’s bench' in the hallway, in living room drugs can be waged. He would have uy- cost estimate now being stud­ PONTIAC or TEMPEST or may love Nixon, they should love Rocke­ hind that announcement lies the from the gallery of the House of thinks,he Is a Jerk, he’s going One Year Ago Join The Herald Old Ipswich solid mapje- open stock collection iplud^, 17 in pairs at the fireside, or in the dinette. 48 inches wide. clety spend Its energy not In having the ied at the highest levels here GOODWILL USED CAR!” feller’s obvious better chance of winning most exhaustive reappraisal of Representatives in Washington. to behave like a Jerk. The Pentagon said Commun­ pieces! Choose three'pieces for as little as $259, including a law slap criminal penalties on Individ­ turns out to be not overly rosy, Same bench in 60-in. size $69.95. the more. the war since the President’s Also In 1954, the United States — Dr. Eliot Aronson, psycholo­ ist casualties In Vietnam had ual users, but in'educating all potential as all Vietnam cost estimates 42-in. dresser bas^r ($89.50) 27 x 31rin. mirror ($27.50); ’Hie Republican party ia, it now seems, July, 1969, decision to send the exploded a hydrogen bomb at gist, on how fabricated per­ increased 40 to 90 per cent in users to the fact that the worst possible first large complement of U.S. have in the past, it poses dan­ Bikini, completing the first Uts. 32 X 42-in. chest ($89.50) and a paneled bed ($59.50). Buy In for a re-play of Its 1992 contest be­ sonality test results influence three months because of step­ As News Corres>onclent for South Windsor. 66 PONT. pencUty for using drugs lies in the ef­ ground troops. gerous fiscal problems for the H-bomb tests in the Pacific. any pieces individuaJJiy if you like! subjects. ped-up U.S. militaVy action. Tempest Sport Coupe. Auto­ tween Taft and Elsenhower. It Is to be fects of the drugs themselves. For example, quite apart from matic, fully equipped. 30'' Divans 59. hoped that, for the good of the party and So far as penalties by the law itself the desperate need for-massive the country, both of these 1968 replace­ ground reinforcements, ■ emer- The Herald is looking for a resident of South Windsor, Double duty Steams & Foster divans for youngster’s room, are concerned, he would have them re­ 66 B U IC K $2695 Boston Rockers 29-95 ments devdop character and stature' 'gency food shipments, and re­ family room, living room at the summer home. Boxspring on stricted to those who traffic in drugs Electra 4-Door Sedan. Auto­ construction of the cities, the to report the news of the town. legB and innerspring m attre^, fabric covered. comparable to those of the late great and profit from the degradation of other FischetH matic, power,steering, power Nothing like a rocker'for relaxing and no other style adds President' faces major tactical conservative Ohio Senator, of the great l%K(MiiCiijjo I);iily .News I brakes, alt- conditioning. human beings. \ decisions involving delicqte po­ so much Colonial charm to a room as thp Boston rocker. Elisenhower of the Presidency. rublitlit-rx-llall«^\g>iii-atr I Dr. Goddard might obtain some com­ litical risks in Southeast Asia. I f you are interested in your town and in its activities This model is made of northern hardwoods in maple finish. fort from the fact that It was his kind — New intelligence now coming 66 PONT. $2695 9 X 12 ft. 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Off-th^fl(X)r easily into even the theoretical frame­ la extremely •eHous. If the Danish slimline styUhg with two foam rubber seat-cushions, work of the collective security kind of nied by the cacophony of rocks bouncing towns are taken, two Important from rubber tiree to auto metal and PONTIAC square arms, one row qf buttons across the back. Highback -w orld law. Obstacles to InifiltraiUon along From the original factory in Riverton, Conn., choose from glass surfaces. -;j(Joodby, new palof Job. Kitchen Displaya Fqr Sate A t Cost ^ chairs to match $89. Cqoice of textures, tweeds and contemn \ There is, for Instance, no existing in­ the Ho CM! (Mlnh trail will have Floor Model AppUanoes On Sate 373 Main Street ' .' popular slat back or turtle back models in black or cherry Keep the window closed or you get ’ t porary prints; arm caps included. 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-V'. PAGE EIGHT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 PAGE imni ^ ______MANCHESTEk e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 Hebron AKout Town Idle Claims Dip D r. Mack Named Director Six Grammy Awards McCarthy Backers to Meet Police Arrests Edward J. Ssymanoski, son of In Town, State Mr; and Mrs. Edward J. Szy, Of Town Civic Chorale James W. Daley, 48, no cer­ manosU flr. of 84 Essex Bt., A 3.8 per cent drop In unem­ For Decision on Delegates Grand List at $11.1 Million, was named to the dean’s list To ‘Up, Up and Awa; tain address, was charged with ployment compensation claims Dr. Gerald R. Mack, director lost semester at Brown Univer­ of choral activities and associate Atty. Sanford Plepler, chair- Plepler said, “ Uwk at the way ^ a T a ft^ ^ 'h f w i ^ f^ n d ^ ^ lS sity, Provldehoe, R,l. Was reported for last week in profesaor of music education at NEW YORK (AP) — The lilt­ tJp $842,000 Over 1966 Judged best country and wes­ man of the Manchester Me- been shaping up in Watkin's Bros the Mancheiter office of the Hartt College of Music, Univer­ ing, song, "Up, Up and Away," tern song. Sung by Hartford, It earthy for President Chapter, fumfture store on Main St. The Grand List of Hebron as TIm Department of Oonneotl- State Labor Department. The sity of Hartford, has been nam­ carried ott six Grammy awards received the folk music Gram­ ed director of the Manchester my. For Glen Campbell It won said today that the local com- c«rth „ ^ ® Calvin Larrlmore, 43, of 449 of Oct. 1, 1967 totals $11,145,689. Pay Pact cut. World War I Veterans and statewide drop was 1.1 pef cent. •' earthy backers swept the con- Civic Chorale. on Thursday night as the Na­ best country recording and best mlttee will meet Wednesday vention slates, and in Darien, Main St. was charged with In­ Thi-s figure represents on In­ Auxiliary, wlU meet Sunday at A total of 713 claims weih tional Acadenjy df Recording country male vocal perform­ night for a final decision on where the slate was split down toxication at 7:30 p.m. yes- crease of $842,486 over th6 $10,- The Hebron Board of Edu­ 2 p.m. at the Town HiOl, Park- processed in'Manchester during ' Group auditions for the Arts and Sciences chose the best ance. whether to offer an opposition the middle.” terday. He was picked up at hls 303404 adjusted net Grand List cation and the Hebron El- P l„ RookviUe. the week ending Feb.- 24, com­ Chorale will be held Mondays, residence. recordings of 1967. Campbell also won both the slate to Manchester’s party-en­ He said that a telephone com­ of Oct. 1, 1996, on approximate ementray school teachers pared to 741 claims processed March 4 and March 11, at 8:15 Both men will appear ir^Ian- "Gentle on My Mind" won best contemporary vocal ner- dorsed candidates to the Demo­ mittee, calling local registered 8 per cent increase. have reached agreement on The Ladles of St. James will during the week ending Feb. 17. p.m. In the Manchester High' chester Circuit Court 12, March four. In folk and country cate­ formance, male, and general cratic State Convention. Democrats for McCarthy back­ This is the third year with an the salary schedtde. have a Oominunlon Supper Mon­ Statewide claims decreased by School Choral Room. Male 12. gories, depending on who sang best mate performance awards, The 18'delegates chosen Tues­ ing, “ has reported a fantastic increase^ on 1965 list and 1966 The ' new schedule pro­ day, March 11 at 7;80 p.m. at 320 last weekt to a 29,610 total. voices are especially needed. It. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts singing "By the Time I Get to day night by the Democratic response.” list there was an approximate vides for Bachelor's degree WUlle’s Steak House. A Mass The figure was 22,624 for the Dr. Mack is a - graduate of Club Band” won four, proving Phoenix." Town Committee included no He said iihait the oommiibtee 10 per cent Increase each year. schedule with a minimum for living members of the or­ corresponding week last year. New York State Teachirs Col­ that the Beatles of Liverpool Bobbid Gentry won as best fe­ known McCarthy backers. te receiving two types of re­ The total exemptions are salary of $6,000 for begin­ ganisation will be held at 6:30 The state leader last week lege, Fredonla, and has receiv­ haven't lost their magic. male soloist, best contemporary Sen. Eugene McCarthy of Min­ sponses—one ftxjm people ■who Gain Noted $328,760; on the elderly exemp­ ning teachers and a maxi­ p.m. at St. James’ C9iuroh. Res­ was .Waterbury, with 3,839 ed graduate degrees from Duke Ellington won with "Far female vocalist and best new ar­ nesota is an announced candi­ back McCarthy outright, the tion, $16,600, and the exemp­ mum of $8,700; a Master’s ervations close Monday and claims. It was followed by Hart­ Teachers College, Columbia Uni­ East Suite" in- the large group tist, with “ Ode to Billie Joe.” date for the Democratic nomi­ other from people who are dn In Earnings tion for the veterans and blind, degree schedule with the may be made with Mrs. Ray­ ford with 3,409, Bridgeport with versity, New York City. He has Jazz category. He and the late Tammy Wynette won the coun­ nation for president. favor o f a primary, “In the $313,260. This is the first year minimum of $6,400 to maxi­ mond Caioquette, 877 Hackma­ 3,407, and New Haven with 3,- directed a soliUers’ chorus at Billy Strayhom also won for try female singing category for Appointed CWO Plepler, after Tuesday night's democnatk; way.” of the elderly exemptions. Last mum of $6,000, and sixth tack St. 316. Ft. Dix, N. J., and was director “ Far East Suite” when the "I Don’t Wanna Play House.” vote, said that he was disapoint- iPlepIer said that he and O f Pioneer year’s veterans and blind ex­ year diploma schedule with o,* music at First Congregational Frank Santo Puzzo, grandson Manchester retained its 16th academy's trustees gave Igor Stravinsky conducting ed that one or two or three other local McCarthy followers emptions were $287,635. a minimum of $6,800 /$o $9,- PACE (Parent’s Association position among the state’s 20 of­ Church and a summer youth “ special merit" Grammy the Columbia Symphony In his o f Mrs. and the late Sebastian McCarthy backers had not been wUl be on hand Monday at 4:30 Pionyer Aerodynarftlcs ^ s - During the year, the num­ 300. All schedule increases for Childbirth Education) will fices . program, both at Greenwich. Going.to the stage from his seat own “ Firebird” and "Petrouch- ber of dwellings Increased by Puzzo of 224 Charter Oak St. chosen state convention dele­ p.m., when Hartford headquar­ tems reported today an Increase are on 11 steps. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Wes- He has taught Junior high Dr. Gerald R. Mack beside conductor Leopold Sto­ ka” suites gained best orchestra 67, reaching a total of 954 as was recently promoted to chief gates. He said that the commit­ ters for McCarthy for Presi­ of over 42 per cent In net in­ The teachers are present­ minster Presbyterian Church, School in Danbury, and was an kowski for the second time, Ell­ honors. "Prlma Donna, 'Volume tee should have recognized that compared with 897 for 1966. ly receiving: on a bachelor’s 2080 Boulevard, West Hartford. man of American Choral blrec- warrant officer. Puzzo Ihas been dent are open on Church St. Instructor at Danbury State ington said, “ I told Maestro Sto­ 2," by Leontyne Price is best approximately 20 per cent of come for last year, and an In- Moto7 ‘vehicier increased from schedule $6,600 minimum to hOss Wendy Zetarski, r ';n ., pre- Red Cross Plans tors, he is a choral specialist In the Army for 13 yeans. An opp^tton state In Man­ Teachers College. Since 196Q he kowski that people are nice to classical vocal album. registered Democrats are for crease of nearly 30 per cent in 1707 to 1,918; horses from 92 $8,300 maximum; on the natal instructor in the Lamaze for the Connecticut Music Edu­ Alt a ceremony ait FU. Devens, chester would force an April 9 has been director of the Read­ me when I’m with him.” "Up, Up and Away,” com­ McCarthy. to 131, and house and building Master's schedule, $6,900 to Method at St. Francis Hospital, Advanced Course cators Association. Mass., Puzzo was pinned with primary. A petition, containing sales. ers Digest Chorus at Pleasont- Classical album of the, year posed by Jim Webb, won as pop lots from 1,612 to 1,728. Land $8,800, and on the aixth year Hartford,' will lead on Informal hls new set of bars by the bat­ Today, he said that he is up- the signatures o f at deast 5 per According to Miles Rubin, The Manchester Red Cross is vllle, N. Y. was a tie between Berg's "Woz- song of the yegr. As sung by the classified as acreage decreased diploma schedule, $6,200 to discussion of rooming-ln facili­ talion .pommander and by hls ping his 20 per cent estimate, cent (approximately 440) re i^ - president, net income for the sponsoring an Advanced First During his tensure as director zeck,” by the Paris National Sth Dimension, it won as record He said that a tremendous tide tered Democrats, would have to year ended Dec. 2, 1967 rose from 18,688 to 18,484. The value $9,200, a ll. schedules on 11 ties at her hospital. A panel of Woman Dies in Fire of th year, best performance, wife, Maria. Aid Course beginning March 8 of vocal music at Greenwich Opera conducted by Pierre Bou­ 6 of events is indicating a shift be filed in the Mamcherter town over $400,000, and n k sales rose of boats owned by taxpayers steps. members with rooming-ln ex­ by a vocal group, best contem' CWO Puzzo was bom in Man- at the Manchester Red Cross High School, he and the high BETHEL ( AP)—Fire in a lez, and Mahler's “ Eighth Sym­ to the Minnesota senator. clerk’s office by March 19. from $17 mUIion to over $22 Jumped from $6,410 to $11,030. Under the new contract perience will discuss the meth­ CHICAGO — Half the state serving in the legislature, he ter and her huSband, Mr. and The Manchester Square the band’s stay. tax revenue in the United States Chamber Favors Cost Share declared. Mis. William Adamy of 105 Mc­ Dance Club is currently sppn- 2444 Previous exchange concerts is collected by t;.e seven states Equipment includes: Radio, heater, whitewalls, 3-speed fully synchroni^d manual trans­ "The honor of being selected / Kee St., and their granddaugh­ soring,rsquare dance workshops have been performed with Ba­ of New York, Callfomla, Illinois, mission, 200 cu. in. 6-cyl. engine, curved glass side windows, simulated walnut instrument to represent 16,000 or 20,000 of ter and her huMiand, Mr. and Tuesdays frbm 8 to 10:30 p.m. panel, color keyed carpeting, pleated both or all-vinyl interior, curb rnoulding, vtntless side For Repairs to Sidewalks con Academy of Colchester, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania SAVE CASH ON FUEL OIL your neighbors in the _ legis­ Mrs. Martin Kristoff and their at Waddell School. The Vork- windows, windshield washers, padded dash & visors, seat belts, backup larnps, and a Putnam High School; Frontier shops are open to all square and Texas — each one with lature, coupled with the oppor­ Regional High School, South daughter Kimberly. ^ 1^ 200 Gal. Minimum host of other Mercury custom accessories. ' Tlte Ohamber o t Ooonmerce cals and will separate the “ tru­ dancers. more than $1 billion. today come out in te jv o r of par- ly hazardous from the esthetic.” tunity to have an effect on the Deerfield, Mass., and.Plymouth-y Optional Equipment available: 302 CID V-8, Select-Shift Mercomatic, power steering, power legislation passed for the ci'Uz- Carver High School, PlymauJHi The meeting of members of tlal payment 'o^ slde>walk re­ A repair prigram, O’Neill pre- 24 HOUR NOTICE FOR DELIVERY disc brakes, vinyl roof, stereo tape system, air conditioning and more! pairs by the property abutters. (Ucted, might be able to handle ens of this state . makes this Mesa the VFW AuxUtery to ■work on Richard O.. RothwClI, Cham­ all problems with a three to worthvrile,” he stated. cancer pods scheduled for to- i r ber preoldent, said In a letter to four year program on this King is seeking his fourth nlghit has been canceled. . Two Governors Urge In Stock for Immediate Oelivery, plus LOW BANK RATE Mayor Naittian Agosttnelll, “We basis. But it will take nearly term In the legislature, - ahd Vernotji/ Announcing the - CASH OIL CO. feel that this would not only eight years if the present sys­ hls second representing the Seaman William D; EsUger, TELEPHONE 289-7013 three town districts; FINANCING! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! aid the sidewalk repair pro­ tem is kept and only $40,000 Talk SpKediiled USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ■ EAST HAR'^'FORP — MANCHESTER gram financially, but also is appropriated each year to Ellington is expected to en­ CBT/Neighborhood liam J. Eallger of 33 Grant Rd., Draft of Rockefeller would reduce the demands.” (handle present requests alpne, dorse King at Its next commit­ has returned to San Diego, Calif, 24 HOUR BI/RNEB SERVICE On GHost Houses (Continued from Page One) The repair 'work is now In a he said. tee meeting. He also serves as aboard the USS Klondike fol­ Guaranteed "Safe-Buy" Used Cars! town counsel for both Tolland 1967 LINCOLN Continental, 4-Dr. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala 1-Door “ panic situation,” according to The Board of Directors ; will “ New England Ghost Houses, Supermarket Bank : lowing a ' seven-month deploy­ an almost dead heat be^een ^ verty, crime, education,' WlUtam O’Neill, i>ubUe works meet Tuesday and a repeat on and Ellington. Their Legends and Architec­ ment off the coast of Vietnam. heAlth, taxes and balanoe-of- Sedan, Blue, parchment leather Sedan. Blue, radio, heater, auto­ Nixon and Rockefeller If "'both interior, fully equipped plus fac­ matic transmission, power steer­ director. the sidewalk problem is on the ture” is the title of John C. were on the Oregon ballot. He payments problems. Most; of agenda. An ordinance by the r * these subjects were touched-.,on “Hi” Kathy, From AH Of Pero’s Customers!! tory installed air condition­ ing, whitewall tires...... $1895 The town has allotted $40,- Parker’s talk March 6 at 8 p.m. Linda S. Maher, daughter of indicated he doesn’t think a CRISP-AIRE FRESH! McIntosh, McGowans, Baldwins, ing! ...... $4995 1966 MERCURY Caliente Con­ board could amend ihe present 000 for this year to repair Opera Subject at the Union Congregational Mr. and Mrs. James Maher of write-in- for the New York gov­ by President Johnson In a 45- Russets, Cortlunds, Red and Golden Delicious Apples. vertible. Bhw with white top. Ra­ Btdewalks. O’Neill said he has sidewalk ordinance to include Church. GBT's exclusive supermarket check-cashing service 14 Bliss St., recently represent­ ernor, now being organized, mlnute talk. VEGETABLES a la KINOr Asparagus (fresh), Belgium 1966 MERCURY MONTEREY 2- dio, heater, automatic, power .steer­ eubout $15,000 left until June 30 partial payment. For Oiaminade Parker, an architect and en­ ed Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. could top Nixon’s total in the Volpe satd the state execu­ Endive, Boston, Roniulne Lettuce, Spinach, Egg Plant, Door Hardtop. Blue, radio, heater, ing, power brakes, whitewalls. Elx- iMit there is a backlog of $300,- gineer, is the guest of the Mar­ Up to $50. That’s a lot of potatoes. Pleasant, Iowa, at the Wiscon­ laitter were the only major con­ tives were told that In the next Green, Yellow Beans, Corn-On-The-Oob, Sholots, Green, * Merc-O-Matlc, power brakes and cellent coridiJtion plus Factory I n / two weeks the Pentagon will power steering...... $2095 000 worth of repair work re­ "Opera, Serious and Light,” ried Couples Club. The talk will sin, 7owa, Illinois and Michigan tender formally on the ballot. Yellow Squa-sh, Beet Greens, Escarole, Sweet Potatoes, stalled Air Conditioning] . . . .$1^5 ' be In the social room. study. the question of whether Dandelions, Watercress, Hot P • College Clubs. The conference he thinks this must be done Nectarines, Honeydews, Watermelons, UgH--Fruit, Pine­ red and white, COMPLETE WITH January, Parker has done re­ gaps left at home by the dis­ er brakes, whitewall tires. Real coots. Inade Musical Club at the Fed­ took place at the Sherman Ho­ apples, Blue Grapes, Limes, Papayas, Temple Oranges, PLOW! sharp! ...... ! ...... $1895 Mrs. Stella Rutkowskl of 80 search in the realm of the su­ -within 30 days if It is «to be ef­ patch of addltlonRl troops to "We’re Just not getting the Canterbury St. has filed a no­ eration Room o f Center Con­ tel in (jhlcago. fective. Tangerines, White and Pink Seedless OrJipcfrult. 1966 CHEVROLET phevclle 1-Door, gregational Church., Mrs. Flora pernatural. . Vietnam. 1967 COMET Demonstrators. 2-Dr. job done,” he said. tice of Injury with the Town of FRESH ASPARAGUS...... lb. 094i Sedans, a'utomatlc, 6-cyl., low mile­ 9-passenger station wagon. Green, Chase Is program chairman for Car Hits Pole Your CBT Personal Check and Connecticut Charge GOP Gov. John A. Volpe of radio, heater, automatic,' power Many o f the requests, 0 ’NelU Manchester. Mrs. Rutkowskl Dr. Chester S. Ososkl of 31 age, nicely .equipped. All carry re­ the evening. 4 A cor operated by Jerry W. Card are the keys. Massachusetts, chairman- of the BROCCOLI ...... bead steering...... '...... SI695 noted. Involved hazardous side­ claims she fell Feb. 21 at 7 p.tfi. W. Middle Tpke., has been se­ National Governors Conference, LETTUCE ...... bead 19#* mainder of factory warranty. RE- Members participating In the Elam of Honolulu, Hawaii drove lected for membership In the DUCEtt .PRICES! 1964 PLYMOUTH "Fury” 4-Door walks for which the town is on a defective sidewalk on the Now you won’t have to eat up part of your lunch hour told a news conference he CUCUMBERS ...... 2 for 2 9 0 Sedan. \/-8, beige, matching In­ liable in damage suits. Several program are Mrs. Shirley Lar­ off Dobson Ave. yesterday near LMNOttON American Chiropractic Assocla- south side of HJlllard St. . hMttlTW.ItNOSTON doesn’t believe there will be un­ CHARGE YOUR 11966 FORD FAIRLANE 2-Door terior, radio, heater, automatic ore pending against the town son, Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, Pitkin Dr. and struck a utility rushing to the bank. Just take your CBT personal • tion. MURCOTT TANGERINES, Fancy Crop doz. 7 9 0 She received a broken nose, pole, breaking It in tow. I.ONiNfi animity at this time among the ROYAL OR SEALTEST ICE CREAM '/j ffal. 9 9 0 Hardtop. Dark blue, radio, heater, trpnsmtSBion, power steering, pow­ now, he added. ' chipped tooth, and Injury to Mrs. Mary Stewart and Mrs. check ahd your Connecticut Charge Card to your Bbr. .Republican state executives on automatic, power steering.. .$1995 er brakes...... $1305 Officer John Marshall Issued Members of the VFW Auxil­ PRESCRIPTION COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! But many more o f the re­ her face and right knee, she Chase, all vocalists, and Miss a candidate. Volpe, said he ex­ a summons for failure to drive neighborhood supermarket or any other supermarket iary will visit patiente at New­ • Also Complete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products • quests involve “estheitics only,” says. Marjorie Stephens, Mrs. Doro­ pects to lead the Massachusetts, thy Poroheron and Mrs. J ^ ^ ^^® lie Is scheduled to displaying the CBT guaranteed check-cashing sjgn. ington Veterans Hospital Tues­ We Now Carry The Manchester EVcnlng Herald be said. A cracked walk will Mca Rutkowskl charges that delegate to the convention as an bring Instetant demands for Tompkins, pianists.’ appear In Circuit Court 12 In day. They will leave the post the sidewalk was uneven, liockvlUe March 19. Evenings. Saturdays. Any day. Any h<)ur they're open. W 7 M 4 CM uncommitted favorite son. quick repair. pitched at a dangerous an$;le Mrs. Lambert Is chairman of home at 6:80 p.m. Those plan­ Waleoma Hara MORIAKTY BROTHERS The governors conference,' O’NeiU suggests abutters pay Oame Canceled ning to a^end are reminded to "THE and that one flag was _ higher a refreshment committee. She ^ o v u w ■ They'll cash yo(^ check for any amount up to $50. No $»»*«« L KMIIIR oonUhulng committee meetings Vi= about one-third the repair cost. The Rockville High SchocI contact Mrs. Kenneth Aseltinet “ Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury and Cougar Dealer" than adjacent ones.^She claims 'vlU be assisted by Mrs. Gloria ^ questions asked. ^ - a ) on a wide Variety o^ subjects, This will Improve the situation 784 E. Middle Tpke. AX that this condlUon has existed Coro, Mra l^ldred WUles, l^ s . S u i e d h 2 s C winds up Its sessions today. The P R o S u C E r 315 Center Street MANCHESTER 643-5135 several ways, he said. for ■ a long time ahd the town Lalllan Hatten and MiSiS ote postponed to next Friday. The Small potatoes? executives were briefed Thurs'i. OPEN EVENINGS — Thursday Evenings.tlU 6:00 Homeowners will take more Surfset Rebekah Lodge will PINE PHARMACY 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 648-6384 game will be preceded at 7 p.m. Hardly. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd day at the White Hpuse' and 664 Center St. «4B-9SU care of their walks, be more She is being represented by The program is open to all by the TV’s playing the fresh- \ Fellows Hall. I. State Department On Vietnam, ------— ------^ oauHous in their use of chemi­ Atty. Vincent Diana. women Interested in ijiuslc. men in the high school gym. MEMBER F.P.I.C. AND'TRUST 'COMPANY I /

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Lagion Edltol Co-«dltora Stan Slouberg Nixon Now Depicts SUMD Ooldb«rg Sporta Editor Bay Kelly Oary Jodoln T he High ScHCibL Election as Contest Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Advisor VOL. X X X , No. 21 FRIDAY, MARCH 1 Compiled by Stnde|il^ of Manchester High School Between Him, LB J LEBANON, K.H. (AP) — against Gov. (Ndlaon) Rockefel­ Hoopsters Triui^fi; With Gov. George Romney out ler, assuming his write-in does of the New Hampshire presiden­ materialize.” A group of Rockefeller’s sup­ tial primary, Richard M. Nixon porters have banded together to Share CCIL Title Is endeavoring to depict the get the New York governor a SlaeMan as a contest between Write-In vote In the March 12 Mancheater Hlfrh School them Td-49. Manchester proved himself and President Johnson. primary In New Hampshire, again reigns as number one to be more than WetheroAeld Nixon closed a speech to a Nixon has estimated that it may as its basketball team has cap- catild handle as the Eagles had large audience in Lebanon by amount to 20 to 25 per cent of tured the OCIL crown for the^-their wings clipped by the ti- saying: the total GOP vote In the presi­ 1967-68 season. The MHS hofiiP- tlebound Indians. Manchester "Go foHh from this room and sters tied for first place hr'm e led at all quarters, with an es- dential preference side of the show that New Hampshire says ballot. league with Windham^/ Both pecially strong third- stanza. that it’s time for Lyndon John­ Nixon said he Is hot "Issuing a teams had 18-3 recOTds. Man­ The Red and Whits turned in son to go back to Texas and that chester had a iS-i^^verall rec- an outstanding game with the challenge” to Rockefeller to op­ as New Hampshire goes, so pose hfan 1-n the six presidential ord. Much credit must go to second string seeing most of the goes the nation.” Coach Phil dfyde for bringing action in the second half. It was primaries which he already hae H m audience exploded -with ententod. But all -the indications home thlp-'championship team the last home court showing of applause. in his last year of coaching. the all senior varsity. High man are that he would prefer to have Earlier .Nixon referred indi­ an opponent In these contests^. The Indians beat a stubborn was Dale Ostrout with 21 polnU. rectly to Romney’s 'withdrawal His objective Is to prove that he (Herald plwto by Bucelviclu*) Bristol Eastern team on Feb. Backing him up were the rest by saying, "Your - votes still of the first string, Dick Cobb, can win In November, to de­ Rev. Stephen Price, Barbara Higbie, Cindi (Mrs. 16. Tlq>-Coughlin played an matter.” He told the crowd, stroy the "loser image” stem­ The Depot, now located at St. Mary’s Church, will excellent game, his best of the Tim Coughlin, Ben Grzyb, and "The voters of the nation will be open tonight and some of those who helped create Samuel) Harrison, Marty Fegy and Melissa Briggs. Boy WlenMckl Pam Slogal Ray KeUy. ming from his defeats for the The wood backdrop came from an old chicken coop, seasmi, as he scored 26 points. looking to New Hampshire, and presidency in 1960 and his fail­ the” new coffee house, for teens relax over ham- This is the second champion­ 54 McKEE STREET Assisting him In scoring were the size of the vote on the Re­ ure to win the California guber­ burgs and “communicate.” They are, from left, the and the table was once a drum for electric cable. ship team MHS has had this Dick Cobb with 16 points and publican side will be measured natorial election In 1962. Legion of Honor Ben Grzyb with 14 points. year, the other being the foot- agednst the size of the vote on He feels certain he could de­ TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Visiting the CDC powerhouse ball team. The hoopsters have the Democratic side.” feat Rockefeller In the primar­ Dandng, flipping, acnObat- "Yeesh. How long do yOu sup­ Buckley, on Feb. 20, proved to not ended their season yet. They from $25.00 to $45.00 Nixon told a reporter after the ies. ‘The Depot’ Will Glow Tonight ting across -the stage of '^ y pose we’ll be stuck?” be too much for the red and have been named sixth in the speech, "To a certain extent. Nixon said in the radio Inter- white as they suffered defeat. AA class for the State title..On Now Is the time to bring fai your screens to be repaired. Flair Lady” : It’s the "Button "I don’t know. I Just don’t consldering the registration, the view, “ I think the fact that we By WILLIAM COE "The kids have been fantas- "somewhere for young people Will there be j any "rock” mu' 62-60. The game was nip and March 6 they will take on the New Hampshire primary can be have demonstrated the ability to Storm window glass replaced. Mon," actually Roy Wierzbdcki' believe it though. It’s 10 p.m. winner of the new Britain-Bris- ^ ho ooM "Thov did the trf'go, and to sit down and simp- sic Interspersed with the folk? tuck all the way with the hoop­ considered an approval or dls- handle the Issues, to win votes iaioognito. The tunibling Skill already, and where am I but sters putting on a superb per­ tol Eastern game. The locatlcm ------, — ...... "The Depot,” reads the slm- ' ^ u ly communicate In an informal “ Heck, no,” said one of the approval of the Johnson admin-, among the undecided, and to get pie, spotlighted sign over a scraping, the patching and the atmosphere,” said the Rev. Mr. teens. "We want to communl- and prowess of this agile gym­ sitting in a train that Just hap­ formance. It was in the last will be a neutral site and an- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Istration.” across to the communications ground-lev^l basement door at painting, constructed the price. cate!” nast have won him a Merit pens to be stuck on a bridge in five seconds' that the deciding nounced later. Much credit basket was scored. Dale Os- should be given to the cham- , Official 1966 New Hampshire media will be a strong factor In the Locust St. side of St. Mary’s tables and the stage, and sewed Open to all youth of Manches- Groups financially contribut- GLASS FUGNITURE TOPS Award for Gynmastilce Club at New York. I’ll never forget trout had 20 points with Dlck pion hoopsters but they still need registration figures showed influencing those who. nominate cjhurch. ' y,- draoes ” coffee house will operate Ing to the project are as fol- MHS. 'Whether waltzing across this.” Cobb and Tim Coughlin also a lot of support and encourage­ 148,694 Republicans; 122,422 In- the Republican candidate In Ml- inside, a foyer of staggered ^ . .i., every Friday evening from 8 lows: the boUroom scene at 'M y Fair MIRRORS (Fireplace and Dnor) "Neither will I. By the way, hitting double figures. ment as they advanced in the dependents, and 87,390 Demio- ami.” red, white and blue concrete Interesting things midnight and will feature Manchester •Youth Ctouncll, Lady," starring es Lenny An^- what’s your name?" On Feb. 22 the Indians took state tourney. crats. Indirectly, Nixon challenged blocks opens on the large haU, ^ various kinds of coffees, tea, Emanuel Lutheran Men’s Club, er in "Kiss and Tell," or as Sky PICTURE FRAMING (all types) "Pamela Siegal; but-call me on Wethersfield and walloped Bob Bleller ‘69 The former ■vice president has Rockefeller to enter the prlmar- whose light gold walls contrast go(t drinks, cheese and crack- Manchester Senior Citizens Miaaterson in the upcoming Pam, everyone does. I’m from said several times that he be- les by saying, "If Rockefeller starkly with the wildly vivid " ° organizational stracture ^ variety of live en- Club, Manchester Square Dance, ‘IGuys and Dolls,” Roy Is well Manchester, a senior at Man­ lleves a “ new coalition” Is doesn’t enter the primaries he posters on them, and the ceUlngs “ " ° ®*' forma* com- tertalnment. CTub, Manchester Junior Worn- WINDOW and PUTE GLASS known for bds parttoipetion in chester High. I’m living now forming across the United will not be nominated and I will and trim painted flat black. mittees. ^ grass group known as en’s Club, Methodist Men’s the. productions o f Sock and with my parents and pet dog at States In which Democrats and be. No one is going to be drafted Against one wall sits a cover- Another was that the group o,g osnkke Hill Boys" and the Club of South Methodist Church, Buakin. 64 Stephen Street, but next fall Independents are Joining Repub- for this nomination. No one is igsg^ pot-bellied stove out of Is represented by all three ma- "Depot-Singers” will be featur- Manchester Grange, CJenter atroiOlng across the stage I’ll be off to college." Ilcans. going to back in.” which Is ^ w ln g a bunch of jor faiths, he said. One of the g j tonight. On March 18 there Congregational Church, Man- during the movie feature at "Good for you. How’s school Nixon returned to the theme Even though he no longer has paper flowers, overlooked by teen-agers chimed In: "Oh yes, be a play called "The Zoo Chester Area YWCA, Women’s Radio City Music Hail: This life in Connecticut?" of Nlxon-Johnson contest In an any real opposition In the New -what appears to be a portrait we’re really ecumenical!" Story." Club of Manchester, Manches- Ume it's Roy being given a Intervlew with a radio station In Hampshire primary now, Nixon gj ^ Beatle-llke male. The Depot’s lack of formal There will be a nominal ad- tei Power Squadron, and the private backstage tour at the "Oh its. always Jumping; Just great. My courses keep me pret­ nearby Hanover, the site of said he would not cut back his backdrop for a low plat- structure Is purposeful. The mission charge, plus a small Fifty-fifty a u b of St. Mary’s city. Music is another of Roy’s Church. ty busy, this year I’m taking Dartmouth OoUege. He remind- campaigning schedule. He ataee centered on the place Is designed to provide fee for refreshments. talents; he had the opportunity ed the station’s llafAviAM listeners fVknf that Vtra he Vi/%T\Aahopes to bring ftiifout oa LlncT.olvAHking-sized OF LeilltSieU uil UiC t ' Math IV, English, Chemistry, same wall Is built of weather­ to sit at the huge Wurlitzer carried New Hampshire in 1960 Republican vote. As for the Wls- HOUSE ongan at Radio City, and is Modem Problems, Child De­ The hew co-editors of Somanhis, Sue Emmerling Nancy Nassiff, activities editor; Sue Gottlieb, art ed, broken boards that look as velopment, and PhyS. Ed. Of and that Johnson won the state consln primary, April 2, the sec- .. seen at the organ in the au­ and Mary-Lou Kansek, look over pictures and past editor and Cheryl Reinhorn, senior editor. M IM .. TO.„ 1.. ,M-. _ on.i N « o „ ,Ud ditorium at many MHS as- course it’s important to study, but there really is a lot more to Somanhis issues with their three new su'b-editors, -In ISM. It will n. ..r y Inl.r- he wonW re-evlnat, hi. |».l. semblles. Roy's own Hammond esting to see whether Nixon or tlon there depending on whether enjoy and do." ly varnished tables in the dimly organ, and also his health, are Johnson gets the bigger vote, Gov. Rockefeller decides to op- "Such as?” lighted room, adding an Intl- OPEN 6 DAYS ttis two moot important things Jotinson running against Sen. pose him in Wisconsin. "Well, I think that you really to him. Eugene McCarthy, who wlU Tlxon‘p‘i;n;'"to‘7ampalgn In e^g'??‘^P^^®ngbester’B THURS. NITES HR 9! improvising on a practice can’t let yourself get tied down, Somanhis Editors Chosen not, I 'think, make too slgnlfi- the Mllwaukee-Kenosha area on you have to have a lot o f school second-generation Greenwich room piano end singing with English 11, History and French, and World History, level 2. Sue cant a showing. And my running Seiurday and Sunday. HOUSE Just as monthly magazines choice of new editors now, and a group of friends: Roy is in spirit and enjoy yourself. MHS Village-style coffee house for has a lot to offer, for instance, .this monUi are busy with lay­ they begin at once to plan for all level ?, and Harmony. Gottlieb is. carrying U.S. His- teens. The Depot, which Is all his most familiar setting at Cheryl Reinbom i.s carrying tory, English 11, Algebra 2, all I’ve -been a secretary of MHS outs o f fall fashions, so the “their” isisue. Those who will set to open tonight at 8 at Its i>-' iiiiiilfMMM MHS where he has met most Chemistry, English 11, Modem level 1. French 3, level 2, and Announcers for two years. I Somanhis office buzzes these be making these vital decision.s -V Bolton new location In the basement at .of his friends. He will always World History, Latin 3, level 1, Art 2. remember the music wing, guess people will remember me days with talk of the ’69 So­ are Sue Emmerllng and Mary- St. Mary’s. BOndy where he has spent most of most for "Good Morning", And Pam Pllkonls manhis although the '68 edl- Lou Kahsek as co-editors wi'th The Rev. Stephen Price and tton Is still in the hands of the Nancy Nassiff as activities edi­ Education G>uncil Planning his time, such as when playing "Please excuse this , interrup­ several teen-agers are busy SATURDAY ONLY! clarinet in Bmid, BanddeerB, tion . that and working In printers. With the need for tor, Sue Gottlieb as art editor Seminar Held For Parents adding little finishing touches the school office." long periods of advance plan­ and Cheryl Relnhom as senior and making sure everything Is and Qrchedxa, The AV Center Program on Sex Education HALE \ is also a famUiar place to Roy, "You sound pretty busy; you ning, Somanhis makes Its editor. As seniors eagerly await col­ discussed on March 19th. The in order. w . i mean you have time to work IVhHe Sue Emmerling and whose voice is known to elll lege acceptances and juniors fill aeries will conclude on March The IDgh School Education Jan. 1). An ' immunization They are the nucleus , of a too?” Itary-Lou will have the overall 26th with the all important prob­ through his assignments of out elective cards for next year Council will oresent Its second record Is requested. Medical u il !i.:iiiiiiiiiiiOiii: y “bringing you the nctSces." "Uh-huh. I do It during my responsibility for checking on (with nn eye to what the col­ lem of “ Financing Post High Council wUl present ®^®«* given out, to be 30 youths of high schwl age who Cracking his textbrooiks: study halls. I’ve also worked Tankers Now all phases of work and maiklng leges will require) parents ob- School Education.” All sessions program of the year Wednes- g(,n,pieted by Aug 16 working after school, "Your studies come first.” But, tutoring third and fourth grad­ sure various deadlines are met, viou.sly share their concern. An will be held in room A7 of the day at 8 p.m. In the high school Lenten Serrices nights and weekends for the ers In Hebrew, I’m a vice-pre­ the other girls have very spe­ says Roy, "the only way to get opportunity for parents to get high school, and there is no gym. The topic is "Should there st. George’s Episcopal Church sident In USY. Working has Qualify for cific responsibilities. N-ancy anywhere in this world is to an.swers to many questions con- fee for the series. be sex education In the hlgji will have six Wednesday eve- the " ”room—a " former " - dintng - - hall helped me learn to get along wlU have the Job of making —Into a coffee house. show the woitd what you can cemirjg further education of school?” ning services during Lent, with si do. I believe everyone is horn with all types of people. Pll need certain that all major activities their children is being provided The space, was donated by St. that when I finally. become a State Meet are covered by a photographer. Spanish Honor Society Calvin Fish, a Bolton resident a choral Eucharist and sermons „ , , .v * with some hidden -talent. It is this month under the sponsor­ and teacher at Rllng Junior on "The Individual and Eteri held up to the individual to use this teacher.” Sue will take care of super­ ship of the Mnneheste.r^ Adult A small but lively meeting of The MHS Swimming Team vision of lay-out sheets • and High School In Manchester, wiU nlty: The role of the church In ‘ l-r^nnd^ to talent to the beat of his abil­ "You sound ambitious and Evening School. ■the Spanish Honor Society was the program with a brief the Individual’s search for November and December to enthuadastic about everything. added its name to the growing Cheryl will have the task of teens’ needs and desires for ity." A Seminar for Parents of held on Tuesday in Room 233. discussion on the need for sex mecmlng In the contemporary I’ll bet you have a lot of list of winning sports teams at compiling senior statisUas and Students Bound (or Further leisure activities, said the Rev. Schusalng down a mountain on The entire meeting was conduct­ education in today’s society. world." friends!" MHS this year as they compiled checking to make sure that all Mr. Price, curate at St. Mary’s. a Ski Club trip, washing down Education After High School ed in Spanish with a penny Following this, an Informative The sermon topics are: "Well, friendship is the one seniors who wish to do so have will be offered in four sessions Many of the youth attending some chocolate covered cherries a record of 7 wins and 5 losses. charged each time any English film strip, narrated by Chet March 0, "The Church and the with grape soda at a luncheon thing most important to me. I a photograph In the book. beginning on Tuesday, March was spoken. Slides of hts native the forum were the same ones Following their completed HimUey and entiUed "Sex Edu- Individual’’, ^ r c h 13 ^ ’m e organized and operat- counter in New York City, really can’t stand phony people, All of the girls will add 5Ui. Members of the MHS Guid- Argentina wore shown bj* Mitai scheduled. Coach Sollanek’s cation U.S.A.” wiU explain Church and the Family’’, Iterch "Depot” In a va- scowling at scalloped potatoes, I like sincere, honest, and warm these duties to already busy luice Department will direct tlie Penayo, AFS exchange student. tankers participated in the CCIL where sex education Is most ef- 20. "The Church and Society ’, ^ . g laughing with people: also char­ people." schedules. Sue Emmerling is seminars. Recently the organization held swim meet and the Norihem fective, who is best qualified to March 27. "The (Jhmch the acteristic of Roy is his love-for “ I’U agree vrith that. I bet presently taking FYench Lit­ The topic of the March 5lh elections for the three major of- Bev Pitney Diane Johnson Sectionals of the state swim teach It, when It should he Nation", April 3, Ihe C h ^ h fall whenthe progress of North happy people, "people with a you’re the type who loves ’Dr. erature, level 1, U.S. History, session is ‘‘CJhoosing the Right fics. Nancy Philips, ’69 was meet. The swimmers came up taught and how It ean be taught and the World , April 10, TOe renewal dispossessed them, good sense of humor who can Zhivago’ and zipping around In' Honors Math 4, -level 2, Eng­ College or School.” The March chosen as -President. Martha with good performances ifi both "m ost effectively. Church and Eternity . Coffee establishment of the new overlook life’s frustrations with sports cars. . . lish, level 1 and Crafts. 12lh meeting will consider. Mustard, also ’69 'become the meets and thus many of them There will be a question and and discussion wlU follow the resulted from the Inter­ a joke and a smile." "Right!” Mary — Lou’s class load In­ "Steps in Gaining Admission to Secretary and Sharon Gworek, Writing Awards Announced will qualify for this Saturday's answer period before refresh- service. ggt many of the local clergy Bussing food and plates at 'Wil- “ How about F. Scott Fitz­ cludes Algebra 2, level 1, Eng­ Colleges and Schools.” ’68, is the treasurer. Nancy said state championship meet. ments are served. The Rt. Rev. J. Warren adults who work with k He's Steakhouse: through his Job gerald, chopped Uver, The Pair "The. Role of the Parents, Stu­ that a trip to Willimantlc -to see Honors were recently receiv­ dy Mcnschell, and Beverly Pit­ lish 11, level 1, French 3, level A sex education seminar, Hutchens, D.D., Suffragan people, but most of all ^ Roy has learned about life’s Extraordinaire, Don Rickies, The Indians received valuable 2, -U.S. History, level 2, anddents, Art and Guidance Counselors a Spanish movie Is being plan­ ed by 12 MHS students who won ney, poetry. Honorable mention sponsored by the Bolton Area Bishop of Connecticut, will be interest of the teens frustrations, and the importance blue and green. . . ? ’’ points all season in the Free­ in Gaining Admi.ssion” will be ned. Robin Neleber, ’69 recognition for their writing was achiev-ed by Joanne Agos- 3. Nancy is taking Algebra 2, Youth Forum, will be held at at St. George’s for the admin- themselves. of responsibility. Roy’s ^ans for And the conversation continu­ style events. The top partici­ ability in the annual Scholastic tinelU, David Okrant, and David the school for students istra/tlon of the rite of confirms- several church andcivic or- the future don’( Include bussing, ed through the night until, some pants in this event were Dave Writing Awards Competition Strimatls, short stories, Jim In Grades 9 through 12 on tour tlon at the 10:16 a.m., service ggpizatlons have provided but rather a small New England five hours late, and two tired Naschko, and David Gilbert, Moyer, '68, in the 80 Freestyle fi­ mouths later, the train pulled sponsored toy the Hartford Oou- and Steve Speath, ’68, in the 100 Sunday afternoons starting March 10. college. For now home is at 403 poetry, Kathl Kolbe and Alan nancial backing for the coffee rant. I yd. freestyle. In the backstroke, Mandi 17. School Menu Center Street, the Hobby In the depot' In Hartford. Relchlen, Informal article, and house project, the Rev. Mr. Of tne 3,214 entries, only 1,000 the Indians’ top performer was This Is not sponsored by the Monday,' orange Juice, Shoppe, with Mrs. A. Wierzl- Nancy Sodano, formal article. Price pointed out. But the teen­ Students are to go to and from survived the screening of 41 Ed Keiderling. The tankers most school Itself, but Is a pilot course chicken noodle soup, cheese agers did all planning and the bicki. Connecticut English teachers. To all of these students, and PACP the cafeteria by the most di­ consistent winner was Bard Mil­ developed by forum members cubes, chocolate pudding; work themselves. rect route. Lunches should be Key winners, whose work will their English teachers, go Man­ ler, ’68i who broke the school from the four churches, aided Tuesday, American chop su- (removed from lookers before the be sent -to Ne"./ Vorj: for nation­ chester High’s . heartiest con- record in thLs e\^nt. The'squads by professionals. ey, green beans, ralsens- and i Lost and found caches are gragulatlons and best wishes in maintained In the office. -All lunch period unless the locker al competition include, Pam relay teams also did well this Registration blanks for this chocolate chips; Wednesday, Pllkonls, short . story, Diane the future. items found should be left at is on the student’s^way to the year. The relay teams consisted courfle are available at chifrch- frankfurts on rolls, sauer- The World's Best Johnson, short short story, Min­ Nort ’68 of Ed Keiderling, Brad Miller, es, from Forum members, and kraut, potato chips, brownies; I the office.' cafeteria. I Perfumes— Colognes Steve Spaeth, and Kevin Conk­ from the school nurse' and Thursday, hot turkey sand- lin, ’69, in the 200 yard Medley should be filled out and retiun- wlch, cranberry sauce, peas, “Free Gift Wroppln^” Relay and Doug Pastel ’69, ed as soon as possible. raspberry gelatin; Friday, to- Steve Dunlap, ’69, 'Dave Moyer, Schoolstorm mato soup, tuna salad sandwich, ARTHUR DRUG Current Affairs Club Has Active Month and Kevin Conklin in the 400 Bolton school students took pineapple, yard free style relai^. i the March lion by Its slushy BuUetln Board mane this moriilng, once they The Board of Tax Review will the students to acquaint them­ Middle East question was per­ All , of the above mentioned DISOUSION SESSION styles wero challenged by stu­ had given up hope of a radio meet In the town office confer- selves with the U.N. to pre­ tinently discussed by the first boys have qualified for th l^ at- dents as well as Uie'| adult urday’s state meet, and alls of announcement calling off school, ence room tomorrow from 2 to SPORT COATS A movement for independence selves with the U.N., to pre- secretary who emphasized Sy­ panel end many expressed their The storm had abated when 6 p.m. and Tuesday and Fri- from pressuring thoughts was sembly which the World Affairs ria’s membership in the Arab them- will be trying hard/-to adopted by the Current Affairs . views. . I bring back more laurals/for admlnlstratora faced, thtf'^de- day from 7 to 9 p.m. to hear The duties of the teachers In Center conducts every spring In nation and their position that SEE 100% VIRGIN WOOLS IN A d u b and Implemented at their MHS. Although the tankesB afe clslon to close or not to close. compIaJnU from tax^yers. the. cafeteria wore mentioned, Hartford. MHS will have three the warfare of .the Israel state there's meeting, open to '^ll students, loosing many fine seniors, there Then It started up again, and The selectmen vdH meet to- and It was noted that a com­ delegations at the mock Assem­ was unprovoked. -.’The third CHOICE OF SEVERAL BRANC)| NAMES- Monday evening.. Through the are many talented juniors re­ at bus time the snow was streak- night at 7 :30 In the town o - mittee from the Student Coun­ bly, representing the countries mission, visited after lunch was OUR tremendous effort of a fiye- turning. It will be the Job of excitem ent cil was attempting to-work out of Poland, Syria, and the Union that of the ■ Republic of South Public, Building Commls- membw panel, M r.. Gilbert Africa, Mr. J.V. Delport, Press these swimmers to keep up the a plan to eliminate teacher su­ of South Africa. The mission of Hunt,' English Dept Head; Attache, discussed his coun­ fine traditpln of winning MHS B i e s ^ the high school came slon will meet Monday at 8 p.m. L. pervision' In the cafeteria. Sinca each country was visited to dis­ in p^tty mlJchTscheduIe. ac- In the town office conference in the Mrs. Elizabeth Van Why, cuss with foreign delegate the try’s policy on various questions swimming teams. MAN the taped music In the cafeteria Ray kelly '68 cording to Principal Noman ro^^- Education ydll N.H.S.; advisor, Mr. A. Ray­ was successful. It Is thought three questions which commit­ the student’s asked. mond Rogers, (MHS principal; that student self-dlscipllne is tees will take up in conference All ithe World .^falrs Cen­ hardw are and Mr. Elgin Zaitursky, His­ also worth a try. at the mock Assembly. The three ter members met at the U.N. 'Spanish Club Trip SS'lateS^^^^^^ ^ r y ‘^t“8%‘.m.‘’aff^e S'^sch^T JIM MeCAVANAGH Just Deduct 30% Of^Jffrlglnal Prl.ee Tags tory Dept, head and Current topics are Peace Keeping —Mid­ The Informal question and later in the afternoon and split '" too S 16 supposed to have Anyone wdsWng ^ Affairs -advisor; and a well at­ dle East, World Food,Program, The Spaniah CSub baa been look answer period lasted for two into the three committees busy’^ rin g the past few weeks Kdgular 3 9 .9 5 ...... 2 7 .9 5 tended student body; the free­ hours,. It was quite apparent that and ’Trusteeship and Committee which attended briefings on planning a trip tor May 17, a TOO unoB y g Jn to the JIM OFFERS dom to valuate and disOuas cur­ the panel w m always willing rv on Southern Rhodesia. each topic. Mr. Cesar Ortiz- Regular 2 9 .9 5 ...... 2 0 .9 5 Friday. Preliminary plana show rent -problems within the to answer questions, and re­ .Early Monday morning the Tlnoko, chief of Press Sendees, at the iugh chairman by that time. The de- that the group wl’ll visit a Span­ 3 REAL BARGAINS dr Regular 37 .9 9 ...... 1.9*55 realms of the school was esitab- lieved many student frustra­ students gathered with other spoke -to the middle EastjOom- 1971 (froshmen) g gjgj^n will be announced at the ish Museum In New Yiork City.' Ushed. tions. The student remarks and members of t|ie World Affairs mlttee, Mr. G. Mulgnie, Mnfor- JTen to B oi; students March-11 board meeting. charming cotton coat i f Regular 32.5(T...... ^ 5 * 7 5 Possibilities of extending attitudes also left Impressions Center In Hartford to board the Lunch at a Spanish or South’ matlon liaison officer, spoke ito American style restaurant In ,and their escorts only* Grades ^ g ^ g ,t o r EyeiUng Herald 62 Chevrolet Bd Air A great lale. for a limited time onlyl So hurry in on Satur­ senior, privileges and respon- on the panel. buses to New York. The first 'the World Food Oommlttee, and Manhattan Is also -being ar­ 4-Door Station Wagon. day and gather up one or more sport cooti at these low stbilittes were dlsbussed, such Debbe "Snyder stop for the Manchester group 9 through 12. Bolton correspondent Cleme- pr(cei—30% off original price too. In the group, ore 3 and 'the commltte on Southern ranged after which the club Klndergarten ^eU Young, tel. 648-6981. 'n dress costume OB, seniors being able to leove NEW YORK m i P was the Polish Mission to the Rhodesia heard Mr- J. Miles, . Kindergarten registration will weu ______3-button modeli, tingle or double venteo |acketi. Ploidt, the-ca/ateria for a’ short break Monday, February 19, start­ UN. There Mr. Jan Slowlkow- may go to see a Spanish movie. Hoffilian Wins Voice of Democracy, Awajrd 6$ Buick Electro tolldi, herringbones. Regufort, thorti, longi. Remember, area specialist on non-self- be hold In the Bolton Center Oon.'veirtible. Two to choose on the patio after lunch, before ed vacation for Current Affairs ski, - counselor spoke to the A large bus will be hired and one day only, SATURDAYI , goveming territories. In ithese SiAoDl neoct week Tuesday, Crushed to Death from. e- • (At this low price, there’ll be a slight alteration charge) re-entering class, to^.J^ve the Club members and Mr. Elgin students on the three specified Interested members should con» Congratulations are to be extended this week to Stephen Hoffman, ’68, (cen­ meetings students also had a te«t Mr. Slblrsky In room 233 100% cfrtton tarpaulin canvas coat, lineci, -hard­ school grounds for lunch If the Zatursky with a visit to New topics. The discussion was in­ -chance to ask questions and to ter) of MHS, winner of the American Legion’ Oratorical Contest.’ This con­ formal, and Mr. Slowikowski or Joe Czerwinakl, 68, preeddent. 64 Pontiqc IBohnevilk s(^ent has’ a D period study.. York, the U.N., and three for­ gain first hand information on test, sponsored by the American Legion, deals with the U.S. Constitution..All ware closing and tab belt, contrast collar and spoke on the various questions' Additional officers were 4-Door Hardtop. Auto., PS., Mr, Rogers eocpleined that sudh eign missions to the U.N. TTie these issues >the U.N. has been MHS and East Catholic students were invited to speak..Steve won a U.S. Sav­ PB. Factory Installed air students asked. '' chosen before the wlnteir vania- USE YOUR CHARGE privileges can 'be obtained with­ students Included Chris Adams, -debating. After the^ briefings obtain appointments for phy.slcal working w slipped off a Jack, oondi'tiioned.^ placket down front. Cotton sleeveless diiess with The second niission visited tion. "Vice president ds John ings Bond presented to him by Mr. Elgin Zatursky (left) and Mr. LauTence out going through much red Jim Becker, Ann Benson, Mitch the students had free time for examinations which ate v re- police said. - . u a was that of the Syrian'’ Arab Re­ DlOloccl and Martha Mustard Leonard (right), and will now be'eligible to participate in. the area finals Run- tape. These are but a few ideas Cohen, Sharon Gworek, Stephen supper until early evening when hardware trim at bodice. Colors: Natural/choco- Downtown Main Stroet, Monchestor . . . public. Three officials were is secretary, On 'Wed. Feb. 28, .j ner .u.p in the contest, Mary Zatkowsk i of East Catliolic received a medal p T r r o s s which will be looked into for Hoffman, Lynn Lawreilce, Scott the buses were boarded for BOURNE BUICK “Charge I t!’ spoken with, a counselor, sec- - 'the club vleWed a Short Span­ ' Mitchell Cohen, ’68, of MHS was awarded a certificate of achievement Steve late; chocolate/natural. Sizes 5-15, 6-16. 'the' future. t Palmer, Pam ' Pllkonls, ' and Hartford. Debbe Snyder, ’68' It wUl not be necessary to er HIU. He v/aa retiring the ’’The House of OPEN 6 DAY$ • THURS. NITES till 9 Topics -relating -to the new Shai^ Wood)-all ’68. bnd secretary, and the first, sec­ ish (fUm on (South America^ lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hoffman at 102 Bolton-St. brliurT birth certificate or bWp- car at aid’s Auto Salvage, au- Oustomer SaUsfaotloa” bring a _ilgf thorities said, when the auto fell. school pcdlcy' on nuae hair The trip was designed for retary pf, the delegation. ’The Pam PUkonis,, '68 ' RoUn NeJeber, ’69 . .Janice Obuc'howski '69 tlamal oartlflcate. (A child 640-4671 be five years old on on befq crushing his. cheet.^ •Il ■ ■ v \ . - . '. ' ' ■, ■ i A. . V MANCHSSTKR BVENOfO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 PAGE IHliril MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 1,196l8 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ifAJOR HOOPLE Ski Notes ESAO.THIS MAY BE GOINS T O Lonborg Anxious, Sei ANYTHIN' > MY CHANCE TO ,YA LIKre.FUDOSY^ LAMP STORE THAT HAS A BETTER SELECTION THIS IS VOUR LAST CHANCE, SLKSLE: UNLOAP TUOSE SALE OF LAMPS— OOPSJ^ BEAK ! e it h e r VCnJ HAND OVER THE ^6U,LS/ ~ n VJHOLE •6HISH KAWlENIf BUSlNtS^ )iotv OK MV LAWVeR THROWE A PLURI0US Answer to Prevleut_Pu»^ UNUM IN THE MORNlN^/ AN' MV Hopes for Pennant [T4ni:'i a m b u l a n c e c h a s e r c l a im s Energy Sources 'Tm not worried one iota,” He said -Inactivity has not af­ THE PAMAOES WILL Boston Red Sox "However, I’m extremely con­ A rain-soaked field limited the Rose, U.S. Challenger is Its homecom­ 13 Bulllfght cheer 9 Thin till plate to anotber American fident that everything will be Red Sox to a little loosening up 10 Shield bearing 14 Venture ' IM all right. I’m very anxious to and running. However, It en­ ing debut and its only appear­ 15 Agricultural 11 Pinochle League pennimt. ance In the East. Any skier with declaration The lanky right-hander, who get started.” abled the players to give Lon­ area doubt in his mind about how BY V. T. HAfilLIN 16 Typical Dutch 17 Fall in drops pitched the R ed Sox to their Although anxious to get start­ borg a good libbing . ALLY OOP 19 Social insect 32 Book by 48 Story '• well our team can really ski power source 49 Wild ox of first pennant In 21 years, was ed, Lonborg can’t do mucit of R eliever Dan OsinskI donned 18 Minstrel 22 Sad (Fr.) Xenophon should be at Stratton to judge ...I'M NOT AS, ...AN* VtXJ SURE VASNT 23 Church part 34 Vegetable ..Cfelebes a surprise visitor Thursday at anything until the cast Is re­ a black arm band end eiriced \OUNQ AS r FIXIN' TO EVER GET performer • 5b Baseball for himeelf; so ged there early 20 Spoke 24 Membership 40 New Haven the club’s first full-squad work­ moved. LeRoux has ihapped a Lonborg: "Why don’t you go to USED T'BE, AMY OLDER EOHER/, school player's glove and get a good spot on the moun­ monotonously fees out of the training season. strict period of rehabilitation Cypress Gardens (about three Y'KNOW.' 26 Monkey 42 Greek letter 51 Saucy 21 Operated 52 Dropped "I can’t do anything right and training, but i t ’s doubtful if miles away) and do some water tain. 22 Chinese weight 28 Estranged 45 Discopi-fige 29 Egyptian river 47 Plausible 53 Kismet now, but I want to be' on the the league's 1967 Cy Young skiing?” The team , will be racing (var.) 55 Beverage 23 Fuss 30 Jewel ekeuse Award winder will be ready be­ "N o thanks," the ailing pitch­ against the b'est skiers In the k SAFE- scene with the other guys,” 25 Seaman r ~ 8“ r ~ S” r " IS TT Lonborg said as he checked in fore mid-May. er replied with a grin. East. Eastern Class A euid B PREDIC­ 2l Musical r” r " 4 TION* with trainer Buddy LeRoux at Ldntiorg, who won 22 regular After his appointment with and hopefuls will be out to build instrument 15 u up their FIS points. W illy 31 Cougar Chain O’L^es Park. season gam es and then added a doctors In Boston next week, 33 Apple4pp seed nr IT" 1? Lonborg 'attended a players' pair of. victories In' the World Lonborg plans to drive to Win­ Schaffler is the technical dele­ 35 Plant cutting Series last year, had hoped to ter Haven. Dr. John McOUH- gate for this important event. 38 Was observed representatives meeting in Mi­ nr IT cuddy, an orthopedic surgeon E arly In the week he checked OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIANS 37 Compass point ami and-then decided to spend get off to a go^ start. How­ 38 Bean “ayes" a few days with the Red Sox be­ ever, he was Injured while ski­ who performed the operation, is the race sites to make sure (boL) L fore flying home to have the ing Just before Christmas and expected to be on hand, official­ everything was shipshape. I DON'T KNOW, I WISH THESE 39 Attempt 3U The cold has subsided, the WHERE TO EAT/ UCXJTS WOULD 41 Faucet a !T cast removed from his left knee underwent surgery a few days ly vacationing, to watch Lon­ 3-1* IF 1 GO TO TH' EAT THEIR 43 Teleoft fish Tuesday. later. borg carefully. course has been worked over e IWl W MIA. Ufc TJII. us. >■«. BOON'BOUTS TH' LUNCH AT 44 Commanded sr 33 and it looks as if the weather LUNCH TIME, COMEDIANS WILL 46 Chinese dynasty and ski conditions wUl be good. BE TH' BEST--OR '6TID OF PIECIN' 48 Mexican dish M 3T 38 DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS t h ' c a r d g a m e s , , ALL A40RNIN'— 51 Oriental rice All officials are reading the 0f WHICH ARE VOU THEN WE VIOULDN" rules of FIS to help make this PICKIN' HAVE ANVTHING ’ dish (var.) OKAY m e a n w h il e , KATRINA [ LOOK. M A R IN O ,X COOL IT ... q H . TO DECIDE.' 54 Sweet liqueur MCC Ends Season on Court a really great race. THE CORODNIANS WE'VE OONE ISN'T EXACTLY TOUGH 1 HAlipEN TO ) M A R C O ( SURE • 56 Willow genus 1** ALONS WITH TO TAKE, EH, OTTER ? LOVE MY WIFE .’ j WM ONLY V ", Stratton chalet owners have USE EVERY TRICK IN ‘ ^ KIDDING.’ 57 French novelist THE BOOK TO RE­ PETER UP TO 58 Always (contr.) u CHiBERS CONQUER CRUTCHES—Althougli in­ thigh, muscle which (xcurred when she performed opened their mountain vacaUon CRUIT DEFECTORS.' NOW... WE'LL 50 Encircling strip homes to the U.S. team. Flags HANG IN 54 58 jured in line of duty, Linda Asta is undaunted cheer­ cartwheel during Long Island University vs. Con­ 60 Consumes food Over Northwestern, 78-74 of all nations are- flying In front THERE A BIT 61 Rodent 58 ing for her U U teim. She is suffering from sprained necticut game l^st weekend. (A P Photofax). of Stratton’s bake lodge in LONGER' 62 Unoccupied 57 The home crew led by as Winding u p the, season Une,” an elated Costa said, tribute to the recent games. The DOWN many as 16 points In tha first S.-V Sir in a blaze of glory last Beat them at the foul line New Zealand Olympic team has 1 Restaurant 1 1 half and at Intermission was 2 Japanese coin EL night at Clarke ■ Arena, the locals did, canning 22 of entered, and all in all, it '-A NHL Teams Make Sure Bid out front, 40-81. Pittsburgh Tops Division, Coach Nick Costa’s Man^ 29 « « « Northwestern came back should be a most exciting week­ rVvi western. The latter had a 32-28 end In the racing world. strong in the second half and Had a lot of fun during the For Second Fiddle in Race was within two points of a tie Hawks Give Kuicks Trouble i®8e nippea ^oirnwestern ” We h»omn.mbeat them offoff thethe boiboards, ski vacation, the only complaint The New York Rangers, Bos­ goals gave him 68 points, 21 in Community College, 78-74. before Manchester recovered too,” Costa added. “It was Just Was that I had possibly the cold­ ton Bruins and Los Angeles his last 11 games on 10 goals The Boston Celtics? A snap on the 'West Coast. All six local players available • and took the Initiative again. Bill Bridges led the scoring est weather I eve;' .skied In. T o­ CARNIVAL BY DICK t u r n e r Kings made beautiful music and 11 assists. for the New York Knicks. The got Into the scoring column ® great team effort, Grande's tap-ln and two swish- Philadelphia 76ers? A breeze. for the Hawks with 22 points ward the end of the week it did Thursday night in their bids to with Bob Grande setting the, "Considering the situation ers from the side by Craig E>on Marshall and Ratelle But, ah, those St. Louis Hawks. and had an equal number of re- loosen up a bit, the last few . BY KEN MUSE play second fiddle In the NaUon- pace with 27 points. Jim Craig (lack o f personnel and the opened the spread and the Silk WAYOUT scored first-period goals and The Knicks are now 1-6 bounds. Willis Reed had 28 days It was Just beautiful, heed­ al Hockey League. hooped 19, Art CTarke 16 and competition we played, I’m Towners' were never headed al­ Me Naoflit Bob Nevin made it 3-0 in the against the Hawks after Thurs­ points and 19 rebounds for the ing only a wind-breaker. Y/4 h a Mike IBoardman 10 to round out^proud of each and every boy though the outcome was In Jean R atelle ccaitinued his third period before Detroit tal­ day night’s 105-102 overtime de­ Knicks. On leaving the fair Stake of ' M:...... the double figure scorers. on the squad. Our outstanding doubt until the final horn. The TRW iLLiams j.|-bS torrid play with his. 26th and lied. It was the third straight feat by St. Louis in a National Los Angeles took a 47-45 lead Vermont, conditions were as HATIN' OUT • «A TM Ml M «■- The triumph, second this player last night was Clarke, visitors were forced to foul In NATIONAL 27th goals as the Rangers triumph for the Rangers, who Basketball Association game at and never let Chicago catch up such, that many areas w ere al­ week — Holy Family was Grande’s offensive and defen- the final minutes and Manches­ whipped the Red Wings In De­ have lost but once in their last Miami. as Elgin Baylor dropped in 27 ready having some spring ski­ CAI7ID0NISTS trimmed earlier, 108-71 — gave slve moves were Just great, ter picked up some easy points troit 4-2, and climbed wUhln a 11 starts. Last-place Detroit has New Y ork has won two games points, one more than the Bulls’ ing. SOOETY the (Jophers a season log of Don Simmons and Craig also on one and one situations. point of second-place (Chicago In wen only four of its last 24 each against the CelUcs and the Bob Boozer. LOON MOUNTAIN , nine and 11 In the won-loss de- contributed much, leading the The invaders used seven play­ s h o r t r ib s BY FRANK O’NEAL the East Division. games. * ' 76ers and has two games left Skied Loon Mountain, a place Oscar Robertson, returning to partment. team In scoring all season,” ers and all scored with Bud ' HA The fourth-place Bruins Boston, which has 12 games against each. Last year, the of beauty, amid the towering full time play after missing four ”We beat them^at the foul Costa said. M ierzejewskl (21) and Skip >OU (?£ RUNNING W/TM TM£ stayed one point behind New left, pulled 13 points ahead of Knicks could beat Philadelphia peaks of New Hampshire’s games with Injury, teamed with S e d g ^ ck (15), setting the pace. 8oV, >tXj'RE GONNA GET WRONG «Ai, also tightened up. Rod Gilbert Little Howie Hughes’ 26-foot riod put the Hawks ahead for keep pace. I c a n t- 32 10 74 where the roads were plowed of the Rangers assisted on one slap shot at 6:04 of the final p e ­ good. Hawkins scored 40 points for Totals s l e e p .' SOME­ a T A K e AV the Pipers Thursday while Wil­ clean and snow was piled high­ TIMES 1 SET THE of Ratelle's goals and tied Chi­ riod proved the winning goal lor In other NBA games Los An­ ADVICE, ANP liams had 43-and each dropped CIA'C Tournament er than the car. CREEPS, UVIH6 cago’s Bobby Hull at 70 points, Los Angeles. Eddie Joyal added geles beat C3iicago at Evans­ 6 £ r o N 16 free throws in a 123-119 vic- Loon is a member of the ski ON THE OCEAN one point behind Hull’s team­ an insurance m arker four m in­ ville, Ind., 117-107 and Cincin­ Class A A TME RIGHT nati overcam e San Diego 120-114 ry over Kentucky. 93 group, which enables you to BOnOM...THE mate, Stan Mikita. Ratelle’s two utes later. Danbury 71, Milford 61 DARKNESS... SIDE OF ski five major ski areas on one THE DANGERS. , THE LAW.' New Britain 66, Bristol East­ reciprocal ticket. This associa­ ern 43 tion offers a complete whiter e ... Xavles 74, Lyman Hall 53 vacation complex with more c Cl INI kr NU. W. TM ■.* UI. H>. 0*. Maravich^ Alcindor^ Miller^ Hayes^ Vnseld Top Five Class A lifts anywhere East of the Bassick 85, Cheshire 67 Rockies. All are s short driving > O o ' "J'll say one thing for that new teacher! If she ever Harding 86, Glastonbury 65 distance from Loon. Lift facili­ 1 ^ 3 - 1 learns to dish it out the way she takes it, Lee 72, Maloney 68 ties are a four passenger gon­ MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD we’re in big trouble!" AP Announces All-America Team Sacred Heart 71, Kennedy 63 dola, 7,000 feet In length. Southington 65, Windsor 49 Capacity is 600 hourly with two GOOD AfiORNING, DADDY— ARE ^ PETEY— I DON'T KNOW NEW YORK (A P ) — El- The 6-foot-8 Hayes, the 7-1^ Mike Warren of UCLA, Rick Utah were foremost of the hon­ Class B double chairlifts, one 3,200 feet, MR. BARD' I HEARD YOU AND /VMSS IF SHE WILL WANT MEJ vin Hayes, the Bi'g E of the Alcindor and the 6-8 Unseld are Mount of Purdue, Jo Jo White of orable mentions. Killlngly 71, Plainfield 69 the other 1,100 fe et with 900 ALBRIGHT GOING THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG Hayes, who scored 39 points VOU'RE LOOKING top>-ranke(i University of repeaters from the 1967 A-A. Kansas, Mike Lewis of Duke St. Bernard’s 68, Morgan 39 and 600 capacity respectively FOR A GOVERNESS' TO GET Maravlch, a 6-5 sophomore, is and Sam Williams of Iowa were as Houston snapped UtJLA’s 47- MARRIED? c IHI Vr HU. U«. TM. Uf U». Pet OH- South Windsor 66, Norwich per hour. Houston Cougars dominat­ selected as a third team . game winning streak in January [ 7kJO ^ WOAJDER the nation’s leading collegiate Tech 49 The gondola whisks you to the ed the 1968 c o llie basket­ scorer. Miller, a 6-3 senior, led Members of each of these and on' Feb. 24 got 62 against Wilcox Tech 89, Wolcott 76 summit In 11 minutes, truely a SLEDDIM6 MAS BEEM ball All-American an­ North Carolina to 20 straight team^ will receive certificates Valparaiso as Houston set a sin­ ^ .....b...... '...s ' ... ride of spectacular beauty at ^SO POOR, l_ATELV ! nounced today by The As­ victories. Hayes and Unseld from The Associated Press. gle gam e record o f 158 points, most every turn. sociated Press. also are seniors while Alcindor Bill Hosket of Ohio State, Don almost had a perfect score in W A LT HAZZARD, former UCLA star, has been CeSe Captains TTie base lodge com plex is of Lew Alcindor of UCLA ,Wes- is a junior. Smith of Iowa State, Jim Mc- the balloting. flying hig-h in the scoring column although his unusual design. One must see tley Unseld of Louisville, Pete Calvin Murphy, a 5-10 soph of Millian of Columbia, Joe Allen The B ig E, the second highest Seattle teammates have been only mediocre. NEW BRITAIN (AP)— Co­ it, a glass enclosed building Maravlch of Louisiana State Niagara, headed the second of Bradley, Mike Casey of Ken­ career scorer in college records, captains of the Central Con­ where tempting meals or sand- . and Larry Miller of North Caro­ team which included Neal Walk tucky , Ron Williams of West was picked on the first team by necticut State College foot­ wiches can J)e enjoyed. K lina rounded out the first team of Florida, Bob Lanier If St. Virginia,/4ton Nelson ' of New 320' voters. The other two put ball team next fall wUI be Even the ski racks are of picked by the votes of 322 Bonaventure, LuciuS Allen of M exico,/Rich Travis of Oklaiho- him on the second team. He Lack of Florida Sunshine linemen Joe Murphy of Wal- unique design, nO chance of a sports writers and broadcasters. UCLA and Don M ay of Dayton. ma (Jlty and Merv Jackson of missed a perfect total of 1,610 laston, Mass., and Luther mix-up. Jon Putnam is head of points by only six with his 1,604 Christie of Hartford, coach the Loon Ski Sch(X>l, teaching aggregate. Five points were giv­ Disrupts Qub’s Workouts BUI Lolka announced today. the American technique. MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY FITZGERALD! FORD en for a first team nod, two The Loon development is the Rain disrupted workouts for $60,000, Is scheduled to arrive in Murphy, a” junior, Is a ‘iSO- points for a second team vote. only privately owned and oper­ the Twins' camp today to talk pound defensive tackle and AAISS BEEMIGH, WOULD-lOU The towering Alcindor, who most of th^^ Florida-based ated resort area perm itted in AAIND LEAVIN(?7HE ROOM n with owner Cal Griffith. two-year letterman. Christie, led in the voting a year ago, the White Mountain National DURING THE EXAAAI NATION ? teams. But ndt before Minneso­ B oyer became a holdout after a 236-pound offensive guard, polled 311 firsts and 10 seconds Forest and is being developed d L MORTY MEEKLE v BY DICK CAVALU LET’S FACE IT ta TwlnaV'Mahager Cad Ermer A 30-mlnute session with Braves also a Junior and veteran of for 1,675 points. Maravlch, for both the winter and summer and ^^elder Sandy Alomar of officials. The ex-Yankee, who two seasons, ■ was Injured known as Pistol P ete and the recreational vacationers. A I OQJEAJ^BD TH A T 'VOa WELL! W HATS c c u l d n d e o d e Whatever way you look at it, you can got (RUE had his best season In 1967 with part of last season. Central r T first soph to crack the 1,000- Chicago White Sox were AND TWe GERMS SO HORRIBLE WHO 7D R O O T RDR. 26 homers and 96 runs batted In. Connecticut had a 7-1, record treat just to see the area. point scoring barrier in a single^- •forced to the sidelines. , See you on the mountain. vvece IN A TECR/BLE ABOUT THAT? value AND peace of mind only from a quality reportedly Is asking a boost in 1967. season, finished a surprise third Ermer tore a leg muscle F IG H T IZD THE FINISH/ from $35,000 to $60,000. The In the voUng. while peaching for a thrown ball dealer. This is the place for both! Braves are said to have offered T h e son of the LSU coach, while Alom ar was struck In the Erwin Tuxbury $45,000. • Jones 4- Press Maravlch, Pete polled 195 face by a ball and suffered a »P6EI^ i l l firsts and 76 seconds for 1,125. minor nosebleed. Assistant Geiveral Manager Losing Season for JJConn^ 1964 Plym. Barracuda 1966 Ford Country Squire | «- Unseld, who led Louisville to a The holdout rankk were PhU Seghl of OinclnnaU talked second straight Missouri Valley thinned soihewhat when pitcher by phone with outfielders Pete New Haven Tourney-Bound conference championship, had Jim Merritt, who had a 13-7 Rose and Vada Pinsdh', pitchers 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, 4-speed V-8, Cruls-O-Matlc, power steering, record, sighed with the 'Twins M el Queen and Jay Ritchie and radio, heater, whitewall tires. 876 points on 130 firsts and 113 The only two Connecticut col­ then on. trans., radio, whitewall tires. and shortstop Ruben Amaro be­ rookie Infielder Hal MoRae. He PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER seconds. Miller had 681 on 105 lege basketball teams in, action The Huskies' captain, BUI came the last o f the N ew Tork couldn’t tonvlnce any of them to firsts and 78 seconds. Thursday night had contrasting Corley, was the game’s top I've rserr m y f u t u r e SOME DAY I'l N E V E R t h o u g h t Murphy, with 88 firsts and 114 Yankees to come to terms, poth sign. Other R ed holdouts are luck. . . - scorer with 26 points. ALL PLANNED, cSOlMiS TO HAVE REMUDA THAT SIRL WOULD DtCIK 3-/ received an estimated $24,0d0. pitcher Jim- Maloney and in­ seconds, polled 668 points, miss­ Connecticut dropped the open­ It was UConn’s 13th loss of HOLLYMOCK OWN REMUDA! '2 9 t SEND ME To THE CMitiLU 1964 Chev. Impala 1965 Dodge Dart However, outfielder Tony Oli­ fielders Tommy Helms and Chi­ III V D ICTIONARY.-U ing the first team by only 13 ing game of a Madison Square the season compared to 10 wins. station Wagon. V-8, automatic, pow­ va of- the Twins, third baaeman co Ruiz. 6-cyl.,. standard shift, radio, heater. points. Thereafter the totals Jell Garden doublehe«der to Man- The 13 losses tied a school mark er steering, air conditioning, radio, Clete Boyer of the Atlanta The (Cleveland Indians lost Low mileage. off. Walk had 452, Lanier 409, i(a «^ , 83-69, while New Haven set during the J.960-61 sea­ whitewalls. Braves, eight CSnotnnatl Reds two men .when outfielder Don CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER Allen 374, M ay 359, Warren 291, College was In Providence play­ son. * Connecticut has one game and three key Houston Astpoe Dem eter decided to reUre and Mount 289, White 231, Lewis 218, ing out a 77-7(Lwln over Bryant remaining against Yankee Con­ I FEEL Williams 123. Hosket had 112 still were unsigned. rookie pitcher Gary Boyd was College. .■ ference leader Rhode Island Sat- SAFER FROM Oliva, who received ■ $40,000 cajled Into the Am y for six PAT SHERIFF 1967 Ford T-Bird * and Smith 102, the best of the UConn remained In the thick rday at Storrs. 1965 Dodge Polara lost season and is asking months. SINCE WE’VE honorable mentions. of play during the early part New Haven’s victory over CROST DA 4-Door. V-8, automatic, power steer­ 2-Dr. Landau. Full power, air condi­ STATE LIWEl ing, power brakes, radio, heater, tioning, stereo, speed control, low of the first half as the,score ryanl was the first hurdle In whitewalls. mileage. Save over $2,000.00 changed hands several times. playoff series for ‘the right Bill Goodfellow. high scorer tb enter the District 32 NAIA for Manhattan with 21 points, tournament. Now New Haven, AttENTION POOL PLAYERS! then started his team m ates on with a 14-11 record, plays Rhode 1965 Olds. Jetstar 1967 Ford LTD 'a scoring surge with a Jump- Island College (16-7J Saturday 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, power 4-Dr.' Hardtop. V-8, Cruls-O-Matic, WOR iId 'S c h a m p i o n TRICK SHOT ARTIST shot. 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Sutton, Mass., is lo- lic but a f t e r J obs, you don’t Eva was bitter. without taking another test. to the extent of a “moke good” InaerWn, Brrora which do and congenial cO-workers. hear from- anybM for several Monique Berlioux, editor of ’"Hie system adopted is rela­ mouth Track pound Philadelphian undoubted- nearly 280 r«mds, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ cated 80 minutes outside better- Many other girls could have 8:00 ( 8) Basketball! Rhode not lesMn the value of the advertlaement W|0 aapt be oorreoted Hours, 9-1, Monday-Frtday. days. . .FV)rmeT Catholic been bitter at toe end of toe 1968 toe IOC Magazine, explained tively simple. The woman’s ly has been trying to get Buster them 16-round sessions, in eight by "moke good" InatNtlon. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms ','(J Please reply Box” KK”, Mari:’ known Worcester. menstruation is stopped by island vs. TTConn mad. He has needled his giant weeks at hla camp here, m 1 High hoopsters, C r^^urek and Winter Olympics, where sex the controversial situation this tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Chester Herald, stating educa­ The Invitational will be the Minor averaged -10.6 and way r medical substances. In addition, SUNDAY foe with remarks that "he runs Despite toe optimistic tolk ment work, cellar floors, pat­ lasg major stop on the Eastern _ _ ^___ ^______tests on girls were mandatory tional background, previous Tn— points per game the for toe first time in Olympic his- "There - are those, unfortu­ injections of male hormones are 1:00 ( 8) Ontdoorsman like a thief” : "he’s chicken- from the Mathis camp, Frazier 643-2711 875-3136 ios, roofing. Call Leon Celssjm- experience and salary require­ tour. It will ^ollow^to^ $150,000 university______^ ^______Hartford _ ^ - nately they are.still numerous, given and these have toe two­ 1:80 (8 ) National Hockey hearted," and "he can’t punch.” held as the 2-1 favorite In the ski. Builder. 649-4291. N toty- (Boekvnhs ToU Free) ments. munderblrd Tournament at cagern last season. The As it turned out,' 60 out of 240 who consider that a sports field fold effect of increasing .physi­ League When these words were 16-rounder for the world heavy- Upper Montclair, N.J., and the y^rUngg won 12 of 17 games cal resistance and of fortifying (80) The Pros: Basket­ passed on to the 6-3, 246-pounder weight title, New "^ork, Mossa- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ girls were tested. All passed. is no place for a woman. They PA/HED PLAVWKIGRf I WOMAN wanted to stay over­ $100,000 Greater Hartford Open. cvMnh Roger Wickman. Everything was conducted care­ are probably smiling sarcasti­ toe muscular tones. From then ball from Grand Rapids, he replied chusetts and Illinois versions. II- modeling specialist. Additions, , ^MORrew night with children, 10:30 p.m,- on certain secondary masculine 2:00 ( 8) NBA Basketball qulckly with a few caustic Unols awarded recognition rec rooms, dormers, porohes, CHICAGO, ILL Pleasant Valley te 7,000 yards ♦ * * fully and even secretly. cally alter having heard that Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? I by f*o>v>e Svadkeie, 7:30 a.m. Room and board of a testing par 71 course which Nobtxjy left Grenoble, France, some of toe greatest women -characteristics may begin to ap­ (80) Roller Derby cracks of his own. Thursday. cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, and $25 weekly. Call 649-0240, T attracted 125,000 to the Carling thet^U tl too u p ^ —not like Eva after champions do not perhaps be­ pear—breaking of the voice and 4:00 (80) Big Three Golf "He’s a buffoon,’’ said Math- With all toe big talk from the 24-Hour Answering Service bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. before 4 p.m. World Tournament in 1985 won uug aipparent lack of her name wm blasted over toe long to toe weaker sex after toe development of hair ( 8) Sportsman is, "a nitwit for saying those *blg boys, toe middleweight title Business Opportunity 2B Help Wanted Htip Wantod— (18) Canadian Hockey things. He’s talking about end- fight between champion Emile riiw T O N H. SMITH ft SON — NEEDED immediately, baby­ by the late Tony liema. intereot, next j-ear’s town duck- front pages of toe world. all.” growth." Free to Heraid Readers Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Female 35 Fomalo 35 Sponsors of the Invitational pjn bowling tourneys for men ______dk------Ing it in five, six or seven Griffith and Italy’s Nino Ben- FLYING-A has available for sitter to keep children In her NEEDS A , tions, rec rooms, garages, home for one week. Call 649- wUl also give $100,000 to any and women may be conducted rounds because that’s all he’ll venutl has been almost over- Want information on one of our oloislfled odvertlsementa 7 lease a high volume parkway BABYSITTER urgently needed WANTED — Business woman be able to go.” looked. porches and roofing. No job service station in Vernon on in my home for the remainder 6345. golfer who scores a hole-ln-one. on a handicap basis. 17118 year’s B/lgKETSAUt No answer at the telephone Ihited? Simply coll the too small. Call 649-3144. or married couple, pre­ This goal appears pretty safe as qualifying tests wUl be staged "I’ve never been knocked Griffith is the 7-6 favorite in Wjlbur Cross Parkway. — Do­ of this week. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. fer teacher or nurse, to live GARAGE down or knocked out and it the third fight between the two, ing in excess of 100,000 gallons FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shop — Just one golfer has been able this weekend at the Holiday Top-Rated Guilford Five scons si EDWARDS TILE contractor—floors, walls, Bolton area. 649-6582. in with mature business wo­ at Caldor Shopping Center has to record an ace since the Sut- Lanes. . .FYed Shabel, former EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE won’t happen against him, you but the odds might go up by shower door Installlons, mar­ per month. For information man, private bath, garage, can be sure. He knows Mily one fight time. The bull-shouldered call Getty Oil Co., 624-6981. openings for lunch hour wait­ MECHANIC ton course opened. UConn basketbaill coach, and - First game saw the Green ANSWERING SERVICE ble work, firehearths, patios kitchen privileges, if desired. resses, (11-2). Excellent oppor­ Another blow to the OHO is Carl Fischer will again conduct Boys upend Norton’s Nuts, 46- way to fight. He comes at you. champion has been Impressive and entrances. Free estimates. STATISTICAL CLERK Must have transportation. He makes plenty of mistakes, in his workouts, far more so tunity for mothers with chil­ the fact that the Big Four — the Oomnectlcut Basketball Next for Victorious ’Cats 36. Tom Bfia was the big gun Call C and D TUe Co., 643- Write Box O, Manchester Her­ dren at school to work on a and believe me I’m going to than the rangy Italian who fin- MODERN 2 AND 3 BAY Position open for person Experienced mechanic winners of the Masters, USGA School at the St. Thomas More for the Green Boys with 19 649-0500 875-2519 0106 after 6. ald. part-time basis. All school to service and repair Open PGA and BrlUdi Open— School in Ooloheoter the last Some may call it an up­ points and Gary Kuhn chipjped take advantage of them. His Ished his sparring on Tuesday. SERVICE STATIONS with statistical background — - ^ J HOMES, GARAGES, porches, or above average figure ap­ vacations off, no experience company vehicles in our arVcommlttedtotheWoridBer- ^ k in A ^st. G r^ of set, last night’s 56-49 deci­ in with 10. For the losers, Rudl and leave your message. You’ll bear from our advertiser In necessary. (Complete training, MANCHESTER office. ies of Golf at the Firestone the Philadelphia 76ers and Burr sion by South Windsor Wlttke led with 10 points and Jig time without spending all evening at the tel^hone. rec rooms, room additions, titude. Good wages and kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Available For Lease working conditions, air-con­ uniforms and excellent pay. Country a u b in Akron, Ohio, on C a r l ^ -Ito ^ c o a c h vdU Join High over Norwich Tech in Dennis McArdle (8) and Gai^r In Manchester EXECUTIVE Apply in person. Friendly Ice the same weekend as the Weth- »taff Returning will be Don Wehren (8) helped out. eral repair work. Finsincing ditioned office. Hours: 4:30 p.m. to the Class M playdowns of Struggle for Wood Automobiles For Sole 4 available. No down payment. Cream Shop, 1155 Tolland 12:30 a.m. ersfleld play. This means four h ^ c ^ In the second game Shelly’s Turnpike, next to Caldor’s. the CIAC Basketball Tour­ Boys walloped the Back Court Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Paid training. Send resume to P.O. Box SECRETARY of the blraest names-and per- nament at Smith High in Storrs, HERALD 1962 FORD Falcon — 4-door 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ haps the four best golfers In write Fisher at 384, Seven, 70-53. Shelly’s had five standard transmission. Very 6169. Financial assistance provid­ WOMEN to pack eggs, 8 a.m. Good salary. Regular but, more than a few eyebrows ed for prospective dealers cation and experience, as Experienced secretary to 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, Wednes­ raises. thrcountry - wUl be missing Storrs. Yonkers Raceway men In double figures headed by 'g^d condition, $400. Call 646- CERAMIC TILE bathrooms, would be raised if toe Bobcats Frank Breen’s 15 points. He As Flieming Soars BOX LETTERS with a mechanical k.iack. well as salary ' require­ wanted for busy executive day and Thursday. 742-6232. Valuable benefits. from the krea scene. 3389. counters, puUmans, etc. Rea- t . won toetr next start. was followed In the scoring ments. (sales manager) of pro- It’s too bad that the GHO Monday night at 8. Sev- GENEVA (AP) — Peggy Fleming, 'having ail but soiMble, all work guaranteed. SECRETARY — District and the InvitoUonal dates are are Bjijj^]ei. and Bernard Ford of 1959 FORD Galaxie, V-8, power roof repair. Call Coughlin, located on Center Street in Endof theLSne Once again, just as he has JEANOT WIRTALLA only player to hit double figures. fled Manager, Manchester 643-7707. Do you think Mink? Buy one Manchester Herald, at the Farkade Lanes, turned 723.7 points after Thursday s England led a British sweep of steering, brakes, automatic Manchester, at a below with extra $ $ $ earned sell­ APPLY TELEPHONE COMPANY been ail season, lanky freshman EAST SIDE MIDOE'TS Evening Herald, togfetoer market price to a proven In a triplicate, 140 singles. ’Ibis Manchester Little Leeigue will Russell’s Barber Shop romped competition to 671 points for three places in the ice wirto a memo listing toe transmission. Excellent condi­ ing BABY-SITTER wanted in my center Tom Roy set toe scoring Miss Seifert. Beatrix Schuba of dancing competition. dealer. Unusual opportunity. feat was matched earlier this socm lose one of its hardest and pace for Coach Charlie Sharos’ over the helpless Manchester companies you do NO T' tion, one owner, $260. 649-3807. Roofing and T /^-v 7 A -V I I home, 5:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. 5 An Equal Opportunity season in -Uie same looip by Em- most efficient workers when To­ Town Bowlers to Roll Austria is in third place with ^ j^elr third straight tl- want to see your letter. AVON well-drilled "Srew. The 6-6 pivot Auito Parts, 49-26. Steve Saml- 665.6 points and Hana Maskova yg Judy Schwomeyer and 1965 CHEVROLET, 2-door, Bel Chimneys 16-A IONA MEG. CO. Call 643-0708. Employer ma Johnson. The latter came ny DiPerrio takes up residence dropped in seven buckets and otls was the big gun for the Your letter will be de- Build YOUR Business for up with three 148 strings. Both dn ’Torrlngton In June. DiPerrio of Czechoslovakia is fourth with j^^ g s tsladky of Indianapolis, atroyed if the advertiser Air. 6 cylinder, automatic, new YOUR Future Today Cosmetics in spare time. Regent St., Manchester five free throws for 19 points winners as he scored 22 points. engine, excellent condition. Call ROOFING — Specializing re­ MEDICAL trarmcriptionlst for women roll with Oie CStaiter has served as a league com- Ind., held off a Russian chal- is one you’ve mentioned. pairing roofs of all kinds, new High hourly earnings. Full doctor’s office in East Hart------to lead a quartet of, double fig­ Despite Small Entry He;was aided by Brad Downey If not it will be handled 643-9121. training. Call 289-4922 for Oaks’ entry. . .Chulie Kellogg, missioner for many years and ure point-makers. who threw In 14 points. For the Albertina Noyes of Boston is lenge to take fourth place. ,, roofs, gutter work, chimneys Call or write. Sun Oil Co., An Equal Opportunity ford. Applicant must be neat JANITORS —PART-TIME eve- sports editor of the New Haven for the past three seasons has fifth with 614.9 and Janet Lynn "I’m not too happy,’’ said In the usual maimer. appointment. nlngs. Call 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. Teammates Pepi BottlceUo, By EARL YOST losers. Brad Smith hooped 12 DODGE — 1964 convertible, V-8. cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ P.O. Box 71, East Hartford, Employer with a pleasant telephone per­ Register, is a poVo referee. . . been vice president of this fine and Mike Peretto chipped in of Rockford, 111., is 13th tith Sladky. "I thought that we did automatic transmission, power experience. Free estimates. 568-3400, evenings call Jeff sonality and be an excellent only. George Marlow is limping these program for yoimg boys ... . Ed Zagorski and Cy Chaponis Despite the smallest entry list in years, the annual 581.6 points. better than the Judges made each netted 10 points in toe well- Town Men’s and Wtwnen’s Duckpin Bowling Tourna­ with six points. steering, radio, heater. $996 or Call Howley 643-5361, 644- Keith, 647-9546. typist. Modern office, pleasant JANITOR wanted part-time da3Ts with a -bothersome leg but Count the following among the The free-skating part of the out." Lost and Found 1 SHOW latest Lisa Jewelry fash­ co-workers and excellent sal­ balanced offensive. In the lUghtcap, the Marine best offer, 649-9946. 8333. ions. Earn high commission. WOMAN WANTED to perform mornings.'Cali General Clean­ he r^x>rted he was sure it would handball players In town, Harry ment qualifying play starts this weekend at the Holi- Corps edged Joe’s Barber Shop, normal secretarial duties, be ary. Please call Business- Man­ be O.K. once the golfing season Eich, ' Ted LaBonne, Jack The winners were out front LOST — Full gjown cat. gray, 1967 CAMARO SS-350, 4-speed, Work with full kit and color ing Service, 649-5334. day Lanes. Charlie Whelan, winner in both 27-19. John Wlggin led his team with patches white and orange, familiar with the operation of agement, 643-7395 between 9 opens. His wife, Wlhna, one of Hunter, Bill Thomtofi and Lee at toe quarter horns, 14-11, 25- ■Three shifts -are slated- Sat- positraction, excellent condi­ Millinery, catalog. No Investment. Call a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through the 1955 and 1962 events, and as he threw in 12 points. Walt In the Interest of your good health and good appearance this artlela wearing blue collar. Answers Private Instructions 32 346-1466 collect. multi-position telephone. 40- JOURNE'YMAN electrician, Im­ tte top players at ^lington Beauchesne. With no local 22 and 39-34. Tech jumped into urday 1 p.m., 3:30 and 7.30 Ed Bujaucius, who put togetlier tion 649-9577 after 5 p.m. hour week, company paid bene­ Friday or Write Box L, stating mediate steady employment. toe lead briefly in toe second Zuromskl and Brian Cordera which appeared In newspapers nationally* Is reprinted by to "Rascal’’, 643-1030. Dressmaking 19 Ridge, is already out practicing, facilities, the group' must play and two on Sunday 1 p.m. and jq back successes in 1964- shipped in with five apiece. S ^ :^ N O G R A P H 'Y. dicta­ fits, pleasant working condi­ qualifications. Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. at the Silver Lane driving range in Hartford. Handball courts' are period but South soon caught 3:30i Post-entries will be ac- gg 1936 CHEVROLET Ooupe, con­ WORK at home, use your phone Mike Saimond (7) and Mike dition good to excellent. 876- tion class forming March 19th. service. Fuller Brush custom­ tions. Apply Contromatlcs during daily lunch hour breaks, one of the biggest needs in the up and were never headed al­ cepted. The top 15 men scorers will DRESSMAKING and alterations, Corp., 200 West Main St., Rock­ . ;A» expected, when St. James’ local recreation picture . . . though Norwich was right in toe Mistretta (4) and Doug Scruton 8712 after 7 p.m. Enrollment limited. Mary ers. Call 872-4762 or 644-0202. The entry list numbers 45 job: Cochran in elimination play (4) paced Jde’s. Announcements 2 experienced. 647-9607. Jayne Mitchell, call 643-8296. ville or call Mr. KeUeher, 876- CYO team failed to turn in a Herman Bronkle, Manchester’s thick of things until toe final men and 20 women. Last year next weekend. The same will 3317. ■ ^ score of its championship bas- first major league baseball play- secotKls. SENIORS ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ DRESSMAKING ,^ d alterations there were 71 men and 27 worn- hold true for the top seven Trailers— ketball gome last Simday In er, Is now a patient at the East Effective was toe South zone Last night’.-: opener saw An- ers, sales and service, bonded on all ladles and ^Children’s Schools and Classes 33 WANTED — cleaning lady en with George Cochran and women .pinners and Mrs. An- saldi’s beat toe Hawks. 93-67- representative. Alfred Amell, clothing, zippers replaced, etc. CLERK TYPISTS. Glastonbury, the result was a Hartford Hospital. ’The former although three Norwich players Pat Amnulll carting off cham- nulll. Mobile Homes 6-A TRAIN Thursday, Friday or Saturday, Pat Misti«tta (43) and Bob 647-1719 or 643-4913. Reasonable prices. 643t0741. defeat. ’This practice Is getting infielder is now 83. hit double figures, Frank Her­ pionship honors. Husband. and wife entry will Call 649-2667. Goehring (14) were top guns for TRAILER — 8x36’, 2 bedrooms,, ------y-...... TRACTOR TRAILER FOR THE rick (12), Bob Dantzler and Among the male contestants be the Claughseys, Burt and storms and screens, excellent Ansaldl’s. Mistretta’s output TRAINING WAITRESS wanted days. Two- Herb Gai^ec» 10 each. will be Jerry Smith, winner Agnes, both second (best in their Personals condition, nice for camp or Moving— T rucking— STENOGRAPHERS ^Damage to Olympics’ — Gomez Norwich cEime into toe game was the-highest this season. Bill three days weekly. Apply in back In 1952, but still a threat: respective divisions a year ago. Vlot (23) and Jeff Moiliardt lake. 289-5617. Storage 20 person, Willie’s Steak House. with a fine 13-4 record while toe toiee-time champ Larry Bates, Veteran women seeking the G. I. TRAINING “FINAST” Bobcats won 11 of 18 regxUar (18) led the Hawks. who garnered No. 1 ranking in title will Include Helene Dey, The night cap saw Morlarty INCOME TAXES prepared by MANCHESTER Delivery—light Now approved for G.I. training. season starts. 1968-60-61; Howie Hampton the Anne Fldler, Flo Johnson, Marvin Baker. Call 643-0287. Business Services trucking and package delivery. New England Tractor Trailer LEARN TO USE R.N. or L.P.N. weekends, 11- KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Committee, Brimdage Now, if South Windsor can top Bros, capture the league cham­ >. 901-907 MAIN STREEl^JVJANCHESTER pipe-smoking winner in 1963; Jeanne Irish and Mary Boitoam. pionship by beating toe Tap City Offerad 13 Refrigerators, washers and Training has heavy demands THE 7. 649-4519. Guilford, that would really have stove moving specialty. Fold­ Blues, 108-71. With only three INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ from the trucking industry. We to be classified in toe upset cate­ WILLIAMS Tree Set vice, spec­ ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. train on all types transmission, COMPTOMETER BETTER^ than average .typist? gory. games left on their schedule the ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. Call us, tell us how good you Looking for a good job? Talk over Question Gas House Gang post a 12-1 ializing in tree and shrub care. gas and Diesel tractors, full or “STOP KILLINB YOUBSELF” 643-8104. are and what your salary* re­ South WUd(or (S6) record. Team members are Dave .INCOME TAX — Business and part-time training. Placement Do you have an interest and B F Bto. Painting— Papering 21 assistance upon graduation. quirements are. South on Blue Visit the Aircraft NOW! CHICAGO (AP)—Mexican Olympic officials contin- BotUcello ...... 4 2 10 McKenna, Frank Butkus, Bi)zz individual returns prepared by LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also an aptitude for Mato? Do Hills Ave., east on Tower Ave., uey t^iey will withdraw. HeUigar . W. L. ilrongty linked by science that diet­ LESSEN FATIGUE WOULD like to ride or drive in YOU ABE A-1, truck la A-1. versified office work, fringe Paid During Training . . . ■They were Ramirez Vazquez, This week, Guilio Onesti, pres­ DoiUzler Denoncourt, 742-6173. WAITRESS wanted — Please O'Brfcskie Watkins ...... 36 9 ing, once a woman'a pastime, has car pool from Manchester-to Cellars, attics, yard and benefits. Gaer Bros. 140 Rye The Opportunity To Learn president of the Mexican Olym- ident of toe Italian Olympic Kense! become a male preoccupation. ^ ‘Constitution Plaza, 8 a.m. - L. PELLETIER — Painting — apply in person. Gas Light insurance Benefits * pic Organizing Committee; and Committee, asked Brundage to Peterson Kasden Fuel ...... -..34 11 small trucking done A-1 rl|^t. St., South Windsor. A Valuable ^kill Restaurant, 30 Oak St. Nazarene ...... 29 13 And now comes evidence that T 1. 4:30 p.m. Call 277-3711 days or Interior and'lbxtcrlor, papering two IOC delegates, Jose de Je­ call a special meeting of the Gardner . 6 10 Call Tremano 'Trucking Serv­ Aircraft Club Recreotional Activities * A. Hodge 0 0 JC’s ...... 18 27 it isn’t just the paunch, but the sag. „ ^ '643-5291 after 5:30 p.m. ice toll free, 742-9487. and paper removal, fully in­ WANTED — reliable woman to And when you successfully cqm- NURSE’S AIDE, 7 to 3 shift, sus ClEirk Flores and Marte R. IOC to discuss the boycott. V. Hodge . 1 9 that brings on the pallbearers-that sured. 643-9043, and 649-6826. do weekly thorough cleaning plete the course . . . Gomez. Olympic officials said Other del- East Sides ...... 17 26 full and part-time.- Laurel Nine Paid Holidays * Totals 20 9 49 West Sides,...... 18 27 the girdles that give ihe ladies their SALES AND Service on Arlens, in large home 3 to 4 days week­ Bnindage and toe Mexicans ®gates are prepared to back up ' Automobiles For Sole 4 JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom ly for working mother. Must A PERMANENT Manor, 91 Chestnut St. Lakewood Circle ...... 4 44 girlish figures may also be extending . ______, ______Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen la-wn would not comment when pre- the request. their lives. # ».« mowers. Mso Homellte chain painting, interior and exterior be able to work without super­ FULL-TIME POSITION KEYPUNCH operator, part- Liberal Vacations * Ilminary discussions opened Michigan State swimming Schedule: Tues., 8, Nazarene*' paperhanging, wallpaper re­ vs JC’s; 8:45, Watkins vs Naza­ The idea that control under saws anc, International Cub vision and to properly handle time evenings. Alpha-Nuirferlc Thursday night. teams coached by Charles Mc- shorts, tightening the abdominal mus­ *- VOLVO 1961 — PV544, very good moved, Wallpaper books on re­ telephone messages. Not essen­ APPLY World's Largest IndustridI Credit Union * Caffree have had winning re­ rene. Wed., 8, East Sides vs Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ 029. Experienced, permanent Prior to leaving Mexico City, i ' cles and expanding the chest, im­ * condition. 647-9839. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ tial but prefer woman willing MHS Indians cords in 24 of 26 seasons. Kasden; 8:46, Lakewood vs ment and sharpening service FIRST NATIONAL position. Call Mrs. Tffdford, Paid Sick Leave * Gomez said that “We are join­ JOHN RIEDER prove not merely appearance but S e e d c a r ? credit very bad? on all makes. L ft M Equip­ timates. Coll 649-9658, to stay overnight frequently 649-6361. ing toe movement that, now ex­ JEB8V SMITH West Sides. health isn’t exactly a new one. Long with 3 children age 10 up. Call STORES, INC. Z I, Mandalc, m uscles. \ modern 3 bay service station Septic Tanks, Dry Welle, Division oiUnited Aircraft Corp. has 'created vacandie$ in both Among the interested on- 644-2193. VENE3TIAN blinds — repaired, tor lease. Excellent opportu­ 867 Main St. , Sewer Lines Installed—CeN .. • . ■ ' w sports. *^ii«dttwtar dMl sUs^” meets the a Lessen fatlfue, improves -— ------\------■ l6okers was Coach Phil Hyde 315 Center St. Medkal ipurnal’s prescription of a posture. 1960 OLDSMOBILE — gB dynam­ retaped and recorded. 646-0273, nity, paid training program COUNTER women fori evening lur Waterproofing Done. Floyd S. Wilson, head basket- of Manchester, Call 236-3770 after d p.m m An Equal Opportunity Employer bek *Vghlly applied la the abdeaita ic, hardtop, body ihlnt condi­ 649-2971. « shift 7 p.m. to mldnlkht, full it Cuatoin IteiiMidelIng ball coach for 14 years, is ^eav- • New Britain, a member of Manchester only tion. Call 668-8886 after 4:30. 1-201-377-8100. ( t McK i n n e y b r o s . hi each a manner that It data not $ 0 9 S LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- or part-time. No eimerlence Free Eatimates ing the post to become full-time ihe Capitol District Conference, dlshnh tha nallesil’a ramhaBoa on needed. Please apply per­ and Design Work START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA director of intramural athletics, shot a fine 46 per cent In ad- MORIARTY BROTHERS 643-5135 ery, yards,'' attics, cellars TAVERN for sale, owner has 118 Pearl St._ — 648-5308 PMAm# dHBWMfOtta^ son'to Mr. Donut, 260 West Mid­ 643-2208 a Job he has handled part time vanclng. 'The tridmph was the -1962 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, cleauied and- removed. Also odd other interest. 649-8181 after 6 ^^^^/erag^^lsposal Co. p.m. dle .Tpke. since 1963. 14th in 22 starts. *Rtprimed by pernthslon of Ctniral Feature Ntws,Jne. good condition, $ 6 ^ 1-423-7039. Jobs.' 644-8962. f » < . V k 5 ^ OGim^ FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1908 PAGE SIXTOEW BIANCHESTER EVKNDfO HBRALD. MANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN ------H o«.I kM O oo* s i A « H ,« . S t Aportmantf- Floti Help Wonted Male 36 Houm s For Sola 72 H ousm For Sola 72 Hom os For Sola 72 but Of Town Out Of Town Wontad Rod Bitota 77 Erto«a77 CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, t h e THOMPSON House —Cot­ Tanomahh 63 BARTENDBm, must bo oxpocl* HOTPOINT washing machine, tage St. centrally located, large RANCH — 7 rooma, 2 full For Sola' 75 For Solo 75 BERRY’S WORLD two years old. Very good con­ expert repairing. (Jolonlal MANCHESTER and vicinity — HOMES — land. Investment SELUNO YOUR HOME? For- encod. Ploaaant vrorMng condi­ pleasantly furnished rooms, THREE rooms for rent, flrrt baths, modem kitchen with ' Clock Shop, 882 Main St., rear. Manchester, 2 family with 4- VERNON —10 room Cape, property urgently needed to prompt courteous service that CLASSIFIED tions, excellent pay for the dition, $75, 649-8048. parking. CaU 649-2868 for over­ floor with heat. One month buUt-ins, forinal dining room, Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. car garage, $25,900; like new 7 Ideal family home on shaded meet ouc. .evergrowing demand gets results, call Louis Dlmock rlKht man, for one of Oonnect- night and permanent guest rent In advance,. $95 monthly. family roopa; 3 bedrooms, 2- REMODELING — 40” electric - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 BEST BUYS room Raised Ranch, $31,900; 2 acre lot with brook, large of qualified clients. Call Paul Realty, 849-9828. lcut*s finest raatAurants. range in exceUent condition, p.m., closed Tuesday and rates. Available after March 16. Call car garage. Excellent neigh­ indiMtrial building, 40x60, $28,- J. Correnti, Agency, 648-5883. BEST BUYS convenient kitchen, paneled ALL CASH for your property Cavey'B Lot: Cabin, Route 87, picture window oveiv deep well Wednesday. 643-9601 after 4 p.m. borhood, $30,500. , Phllbrlck MANCHESTER 600; Glastonbury, new 7 room ADVERTISING ■unporch. $21,900. L6uls Dim­ within 24 hours. .Avoid red Lebanon, 423-0254. cooker, separate broiler and Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. Raised Ranch, $27,900; Coven­ THREE room duplex. Conven- ______JOE LOMBARDO ock Realty, 849-9828. wide drawer. Call 643-8503, af­ Apartments— Ftats— Recently listed Rockledge try, 9 room Split, $ 1 6 , 9 0 6 ; ______tape. Instant service. Hayes CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS LATHE operators, full-time and lent location. Available Im- SEVEN ROOM Cape with laige Agency, 648-0181. ter 4. Wearing Apparel- Tenements 63 Ranch. Eight rooms, two fire­ South Windsor, 3 bedroom has been on a listing binge to COVENTRY — nice 3 bedroom Tired of Showingr . , . 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. part-time. Projects, Inc., 38 mediately. Call 649-1773 paneled family room off kitch­ Cape, $18,900; Andover, 6% Vernon. Joe has recently listed house, several rooms paneled, Furs 57 places, three zoned heat. Many, WANTED—One acre or 2 acre Adison Rd., Glastonbury, 1-633- HGTPOINT refrigerator with en, wall to wall carpeting In room Rrfch, $28,900; Bolton the following: And Showing? FOR RENT — 3 room front FIVE ROOM flat, garage, first many' extras including wall to kitchen appliances, does to lot In Bolton area. Call 649- 4615. freezer, 6 foot, very good con­ WOMAN'S clothes, dresses, living and dining room, shade Lake Shores, 3 lots, 100x166’ , Big Split Level—$25,200. apartment, second floor, mod­ floor, 67 Brookfield St. Imme­ wall in several rooms plus all UCrnm. Asking $18,000. Call 5992. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dition. Best offer. 649-3046. , coats, etc., excellent condition. trees, exceUent condition. $21,- drapes. Plcturebook setting with $1,400. H.M. Frechette Realty, City water, 2% baths. Judith Wilhelm Realty, 1-228- Are they .looking you over ern kitchen and bath, middle- diate occupancy, $126 month­ 000. Call 849-2316. Three bedroom J^olonial — 4:80 PJ». DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION 643-4364. aged working couple preferred. ly. 1-466-9J08-, after 6. lovely, parkllke yard. Porter St. 647-9993, 647-9994. 3882. as a Sunday sport? Better Help Wanted ■ $24,500. let us screen those pros­ Legal Notice DMidllBe for Sotardojr Mul Mondojr la 4:80 p.m. Friday. Mochlnory and Tools 52 No pets. 643-7638. ■ R^ptBLING Cape Cod, circa School area. MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ctlve Four bedroom (Jolonlsl just VERNON pects for you. We bring Male or Female 37 MANCHEISTER — 4 rooms, ex­ . 1800, dutch oven, exceUent UMITA'nOM OBOES t h r e e horsepower Power- Wanted—To Buy 5B Clean two family In fine resi­ new Raised Ranch, In one of off Route 88—city watei^ 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL discriminating. Interested, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, \VE HAVE customers waiting cellent location, heat, liot. wa­ bam, 8 acres. View plus 6 room hel* at Manchester, within and tor TOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l A A 9 0 7 1 1 HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full matic wood planer, 16 inch for the rental of your apart­ ter, stove, refrigerator. $126. dential area. 5-5 flat. Large, Manchester’s finest residential $24,500. qualified buyers to see a the DMrtot of Manchester, on the BE APPRECIATED iFlMb I I LARGE old ^utch, under $100, house. $31,000. Hutchins Agen­ If your family has outgrown or part-time. Apply in person. blade adjustable bed, like new. One baby, references.' i- airy rooms. Good Investment, areas, modem kitchen, dlBlng Two Raised Ranches to property . . . without both­ 38th day of FeA>ruary, 1968. wing back chair, good condi­ ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ cy, 649-5324. your present home', we offer Present. Hon. John J. WoUetl. Call 643-5326. 633-9057. room, family room with fire­ choose from, city water — ering the owner. Judge. The WIggery Beauty Salon, 525. tion, $16. Call 643-8807, 6-9 p.m. tate, 6-13-5129. a brand new "Garrison Co­ Main St., Manchester, Tuesday SIX ROOM Ranch with 8 bed­ Big 8 room older home off East place, 2-car garage. $U,900. J25,700, Estate of liouin Monaco aka Ltdcl Continued From Preceding Page SNAP-ON front end alignment lonial,” with 4 bedrooms, Monaco, kate of Manchester, in bom through Saturday. HOUSEHOLD lote — Antiques rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, Center St. Four bedrooms. Spa­ Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 649- Four bedroom Colonial — District, deceaaed. machine. Drive on ramp and 6347. $26,200. 2Vt baths, built-in kitchen, KEITH REAL ESTATE On motion of Henry 'Hbnaoo. 60 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 118 MAIN St. —3‘ Yoom apart­ Pumishad kitchen has bulU-in oveni cious living for the big family. all tools, 2 years old. Ex­ Call him for further details and fireplace and garage for Gfenwood Street, Manchester, Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted Male 36 WANTED — school bus drivers, glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ ment, $110. 646-2426, 9-5. Apartments 63-A range, formal dining room, Under $20,000. 649-1922 Conn., executor. cellent condition, original cost SEVEN ROOM modem home an appointment. $26,200. Please call 649-5306. ORDERED; That three months afternoons, men or women, will lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 13x20’ living room with unique PRESS OPERATORS CARPENTERS and Carpenters' $3,100. Will sell for $1,700. Call MANCHESTER — Park Chest­ Six room brick ^Ranch with 2 off Porter St. In onq of Man-' from the 36th day of February, train. Leslie Collins, 1224 Sul­ Lake St., Bolton.-649-3247. THREE room apartment, furn­ fireplace arrangement. T w o 1968. be and the same are limited FORK U F T OPERATORS helper. Call 643-2282 after 6 livan Ave., Wapping, 644-1457. 876-0412. nut Garden Apartment, two ished, private bath and en­ car brick garage. Aluminum chestets finest nsighterhoods. and allowed for the creditors with­ PACKERS p.m. bedrooms, iVt rooms. Immed­ years old. If this sounds like Custom built with manjn un- RICK MERRITT B ^ W in which to bring in their claims NEED HELP? We buy used fur­ trance, utilities, no pets. 224 storms, ^ finished FTVE-slx room Ranch or Cape against, said estate, and said ex­ SMALL electronic plant needs iate occupancy, heat, hot wa­ your kind of house you may Q / ' ^ T npletely usual features. Beautiful park BARROWS and WALLACE Co. First Shift, 45 Hour Week DISHWASHER — Friday ^ Musical Instnimonts 53 niture, attic contents, antiques (Charter Oak, 643-8368. want to talk to us. Wolverton rec roor is really rolling on sales, and —garage. Hackmatack or West ecutor Is directed to give public no­ third shift 12-7 workers In fab­ ter, oven range, refrigerator, redone O ^ v _ y 1—/Il ^ L — - / ,pd;ed and like lot. Priced In the low 80’t. tice to the creditors to bring in Saturday nights. Apply Ca- etc. CaU 633-2300 or 646 0004. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. has several new llstlngfs besides. Manchester Parkade Side, Box “ J” , manchester their claims within sak) time al­ EASTERN BOILER A ricating and plating, no pre­ NEW FENDER Bassman Amp. parking. Call 627-9238 between shrubbed lot. Maintenance free. By appointment. PhUbrlek Here they are: Manchester 649-5306 Herald. lowed by publishing a copy of this vey’s, 45 East Center St. vious experience necessary. Al­ WE BUY and sell antiques, and 9-5 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. Business Locations Agency, 649-6347. order in some newspaper having a ELECTRONICS, INC. Excellent condition. Also, new MANCHESTER — centrally lo­ We advise an early call. 7 room, 4 bedroom Oolnial In circulation in said probate district 09 Loomis St. MERCHANICS WANTED —gas so for silk screening operations; Gibson, single pickup, solid used furniture, china, glass, sil­ For Rent 64 cated 4 bedroom house plus Ellington. 2 car garage. — BOLTON — Manchester line, WANTED — one family house within ten days from the date of LOOKING FOR anything In MANCHESTER — Two-family, In Columbla-Bolton area for this order and return m oke to this and diesel pick-ups to ten must have some artistic apti­ body bass with hard case. Call ver, picture frames, old coins, self-contained. 3 room suite. Ab­ Should you desire a home on the $19,600. quality custom built 3 or 4 bed­ PART-TIME, 3 evenings and real estate rentals — , apart­ 6-4 duplex, 2Vi baths, kitchens room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga­ dependable service you can court of the notice given. wheelers, new modem equip­ tude. For interview Multi-Cir­ 647-1018. guns, pewter, scrap gold, STORE FOR RENT — down solutely ideal for In-law situa­ outside of town, please see our 3 bedroom Ranch—Mary Lape JOHN J, Wigj.ETT. Judge. ments, homes, multiple dweU- remodeled, 2 furnaces, large trust, call Judith Wilhelm Satui^y. 160. per week. Col­ ment and plant, company paid cuits, 60 Harrison St., Mr. De- watches, old jewelry, hob­ town Manchester, State tion. Modernized and immacu­ “ Best Buy” column under "Out in Vernon—$17,500. rage, extra large built-in kitch­ lege students considered. Ap RODGER’S Theatre Organ, ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ of Town for Sale” classifieds. lot, excellent location. Hurry en, paneled rec room with fire­ Realty, 1-228-3682. benefits, clean unifonps dally, Gregorio, between 8 a.m.-9 © i w t I r N E A , lac. by collections, paintings, attic late. Two-car garage. 75x150 Tremendous 8 room Ranch ply Siesta Motel, Berlin Turn three manuals, home or Estate. 643-5129. only $24,900. H. M. Frechette place, 2H baths, many closets, INVITATION seven paid holidays, paid va­ a.m. daily. contents or whole estates. Fur­ er, State Theatre, 643-7832. landscaped lot. Bel Air Real Yes, In town or out of town, we with a plethora of extras on pike, Newington. Suite 43. church, $3,500. Call after 6 p.m. Realty, 647-9993. sundeck, aluminum qombina- HA'VE BUYERS for the follow­ cation, top wages. Call 278-1863 'What did 'Martbabird' look like?" niture Repair Service, 643-7449. MANCHESTER —4 room apart­ Estate, 643-9332. have the listings. You see, we _ Plneview Drive In Vernon. — 8 p. m. tonight only. Mr. SMALL electronic plant needs 644-2107. FOR RENT — office space, Rt tions, desirable one acre lot. ing (Jolonlal 6 or 7 room, Man­ TO BID fbr more Information. Brain- ment. Convenient location. use^ pur time listing and selling n e w Listing — 6% room older $37,500. and worth It! Milewski. No phone calls full-time workers, experienced 88, Manchester, next to Vlt- MANCHESTER executive Instead of trumpeting and yell Quick occupancy. Move-in con­ chester or vicinity, for anxious Sealed bids will be received artl Ford Truck Center, 45 DRUM set—bass, floor tom, tom Stove, refrigerator and heat , . 1 J — 11 very clean and sound Brand new 7 room Raised please. or trainees, silk screening tner's Garden Center. CaU 649- neighborhood. Garrison Colon- ing. That’s why we sell more— dition. Only $28,900 or best of­ qualified buyer. Ranch in Tol­ at the office of the Purchasing Brainard Road, Hartford. tom, snare, 16” cymbal, high Rooms Without Board 59 furnished, $150 per month. condition, central, large treed Ranch, 2% baths. 2 garages, 3 workers, must have some ar-. 5391, 9 to 5. lal, 7 rooms, large family - year In and year out. fer. Owners anxious. Lawrence land or South Windsor, buy­ Agent. 41 Center Street, Man­ hat cymbal and seat, $160. 649- Hayes Agency, 648-0131. lot, 2-car garage. Won’t last twin sized bedrooms. Treed lot, er waiting. Cape In Vernon, tistic aptitude. Fabricating and COMFORTABLE room for old­ room with fireplace, huge mod­ F. Fiano, Realtor, 649-6371. chester, Conn., until March 16, Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 Household Goods 51 4664. OFFICE space—separate build­ long at $19,600. H. M. Fre. city Water. Under $30,000. Early buyer qualified. Split level in plating trainees. Apply Multi- er employed gentleman, park­ em kitchen, screened porch, 2 B'B two family on large lot. 1968 at 11:00 a.m. for STUMP MARCH first occupancy. Large ing. Approximately 925 sq. ft. chette Realty, 647-9993. occupancy. _ . . _ . ' COVENTRY — Immaculate Vernon or South Windsor. Is MACHINISTS Circuits, 60 Harrison St., Mr. GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ing, 272 Main, preferably af­ car garage, wooded lot, $34.- Owner's side has 1% baths. Two REMOVAL. MECHANIC TRAINEE 3>/4 room, first floor, apart­ Knotty pine Interior, fioors just Large 7 room Raised Ranch - modernized 4 bedroom Colo­ your home for sale. Call Chet Christie. mony HlurH.C. Chase, Hebron ranges, automatic washers, Antiques 56 ter 6. 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real- garage. Ideal for children. with panoramic view of Hart­ Engine Lathe ment, newly redecorated. Heat, reftnlshed. 643-2880. nial, formal dining room, ex­ (Jovemg at Reliance Associates, Bid forms, plans emd specifi­ WANTED Rd., Bolton, i643-5427. with guarantees. See them at lights, stove and refrigerator if tors, 649-5347. ^ ^ , / Lots For Sola 73 ford. Many extras, Including cations are available at the SEAMSTRESS wanted to do al­ B. D, Pearl's Appliances. 649- WANTED TO BUY - antiques. COMFORTABLE room for gen­ ______Let your children lead a whole­ tra large living room, den, 643-9674, 872-4165, 876-9820. Turret Lathe needed. $110. per month- Call INDUSTRIAL building for rent, wagon wheel dining room light Purchasing Office, 41 Center terations on men's and ladies' FOR SALE—one year old Alas­ Mam St. Cal) 648-2171. steins, furniture, pewter, lead- tleman, private entrance, free MANCHESTER — 6 room Co­ some life, yet still be within MANCHESTER — Treed 60x125 basement recreation room, The Job—Work with our 649-3981 between 6 and 9 p.m. centrally located, ample park­ and totary antenna. Floor to Street, Manchester, Ckynnecti- clothing. Excellent company kan Malamute, purebred, gen­ ______ed lamps, art glass, primitives, parking. 14(^ Hackmatack St. lonial, sunporch, 1% baths, 2- minutes of Manchester Center! B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, wall to wall carpeting Bridgeport present mechanic learning for appointment. ing. For information cqll 647- ceiling fireplace. Full cellar, ga­ Legal Notice cut. » benefits. Full or part-time. Ap­ tle. Call 649-6008 after 5 p.m. any quantity. 644-8962. between 6-9 p.m. , car garage, treed lot. Priced Delightful combination of clear­ 649-2813. practically everywhere. Front front end, brake, muffler 9919. rage, -treed and shrubbed lot. Minimum one year experi­ ply Box D, Manchester Herald. to sell, $19,900. \ Hayes Agency, ed and wooded 10 to 11 acres. and rear stairs, 2 full baths, ORDER OF NOTICE Town of Manchester, and shock work. All the lat­ AKC REGISTERED Chihuahua 1967 WHITE ZIG ZAG COVENTRY — priced for quick Excellent value under $28,000. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Connecticut ence 646-0131. Charmingly set on this plcjur- 2 car garage, 2 sheds, com­ held at Manchester, within and for est equipment. SALESGIRL OR boy, morning puppies. Paper trained. Cash sale, 100x100 treed building lot, Vernon, fortable porch, large lot. Pric­ the district of Manchester, on the Robert B. Weiss, hours per week Houses For Rent 65 ------esque property Is a solid frame 8>^ room home at 87 Clinton hours, part-time or- full-time, or trading stamps. Also Stud Complete Price $44.20 SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, and stone Colonial Cape with close to lake, lake privileges. ed to sell in mid $20’s. Bel 27th day of February. A.D. - General Manager LlberaTlbeQ^ts Drive in South Windsor. Call Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. The Man—Must have techni­ good wages, steady position. service. Call 872-3557. FOUR room unfurnished Ranch, 2-oar garage, paneled recrea­ $1,990, Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ JudEc. . six big rooms, enclosed breeze­ Rick for details. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. First tmd 2nd''MUfts cal or trade school back­ Apply in person, Parkade Bak­ knotty pine interior, floors just tion room, large treed lot. $22,- tors, 649-5347. Estate of Anna Laser o-k-jL Anna FOR SALE — German Shep­ Or payments of $1.30 per way, and two car garage. Rc; Demko. late of Manchester, in said ground. ery, Shopping Parkade. refinished. Convenient location. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors MANSFIELD — New Ranches, district, deceased. NOTICE herd pups. Good disposition, week. Cabinet model, sUght- cently listed. May be possible to HEBRON—12 acres, large bam, Call Mr. Glggey, 8 7 5 - ^ '^ ly used, monograms, fancy Working adults. 643-2880. 649-5324. purchase without full acres ;::e. CARL ZINSSER Capes, Raised Ranches, $19,900. Upon application of WUliam M good with children. Leonard near center, small down pay-. Callj H. M. Frechette Realty. Adamy, praying that an instrument PUBLIC HEARING TheL^Benefits—Good salary stitches, overcasts, blind Call now for appointment. purporting to be Oio last will and ADDITIONAL CONTROMATICS, Corp. Giglio, 649-8818. COVENTRY — 2 bed r o o m $14,900. — 4-room Ranch, ga­ ment. $8,900. Call 1-873-8531 has several fine listings in 647-9993. testament of said deceased be ad­ hems, sews on buttons, APPROPRIA’nONS 200 West Main St., Rockville plus cdnsQilssion after train­ Ranch, baseboard hot water rage, large lot, Bolton location. evenings. nearby Bolton, as follows; mitted to probate as per applica- makes button holes, no at­ Private estate in central Man­ llon on tile, H la BOARD OF DIRECTORS ing, com^etc^ insurance X^RAY heat, basement garage, $120. Good buy. Mitten Agency, Brand new Colonial Cape, 1% ANDOVER — Is your hobby TWO hunting ^ 8 , , English tachments needed. 6-year • chester. Tall trees hundreds of ELLINGTON — . 100 acres on ORDEIRED; That the foregoing An Equal Opportunity benefits Includin^^hQspltali- monthly. Alfred Heckler, 742- Realtors, 643-6930. baths, garage, wooded deadend growing flowers? We have a application be heard and deter­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, parts and service guar- years old insure privacy for State Road 140. Eight room mined at the Probate effice In Man- Employer zatlon, vacation wlth'''pay^ Pointers. Call 643-6069. 6519 between 5:30-6 p.m. street. Full shed dormer, cus- beautiful 6% room, 2-car gar- Shester!' ______CONNECTICUT , antee. this huge brick Georgian Colo­ house, bam, 4-car gqrage, in said District, on the pension plan. TECHNICIAN $17,500. —• Neat as a pin, 3-bed­ tqm crafted. Three or four bed­ age that is included with this 14th mp(}und seven miles at a Manchester convalescent at 10. Burial will be in Sacred In a fire which desitroyed a farm der’s wife. Dawn, 34, and her . The North Vletftamese home. Heart Cemetery, New Britain. launched their biggest assault west of Hanoi for the first time (Continued from Page Onei home on M 56 about 10 miles son, Louis, 18, wer6 treated and (Continued from Page One) i/bra. I^ht was bom-July 23, Friends may call at the fu­ •from trenches they had dug to in the war and made a radar commission member and the southeast -of this Missaukee released. strike on the Ha Dong army 1968 In South Coventry. da\igh- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. County community In northwes­ State Police said the victims will have to go through regular within 60 yards of the Rangers’ ter o f FYank E. and Alice Ma­ first Negot) senator since recon­ barracks eight miles southwest tern Lower Michigan. were sleeping in an upatalrs legislative "procedure to get the lines In the past.week despite LBJ Calls of Hanoi Thursday. , son Hull, and had lived In the Evans C. Laniott struction. . the dally repeated strikes by ‘‘I think we’re getting into Pour of tMfc victims were ehll- bedroom when the fire broke action 1 twanta on the economic In Saigon, a 28-year-old Bud­ Allies Kill area "all o f her life. A graduate TOLLAND Evans C. I.a- drem of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman out. They said Patricia Hall was U.S. warplanes. . of Wellesley (Maas.) College, mott, 55. of West Stafford, major surgery. _ You might even and financial front, whl(9i would dhist layman burned himself to call it a heart transplant.” Snyder. They were Vem, 12; sleeping between Mrs. Snyder The B52 Stratofortresses, death at- a pagoda Thursday she taught at area public and stepfather of Mrs. Maurice Rex, 7; Susan, 6, and Danny, 6. and her mother in another mean slower action than that by which normally bomb no nearer private schools, and at Marlon Caouottc of Tolland, died,yes­ Brooks said there was some night and left a note saying hls evidence that Republican State Pctice said Snyder, who Is room. decree. to allied positions than' 8,000 immolation was a gesture “ to Copper Heads (Va.) College. terday at Hartford Hospital. "in the moving van business was Mrs. Hall grabbed Patricia yards, cut their sights to within Survivors, besides her hus­ Survivors also include his congressional leaders Sen. Ev- The qpcact provisions of the pray for peace for Vietnamese ercU M. Dlrksen of Illinois and making a delivery in Ohio when and Mike and ran outside po­ martial law have never been 760 yards of the Rangers to hit people who are now suffering." band, include three sons. Mason wife, a daughter, n,stepson, and the fire broke out. lice said, but Mike ran back Into what was believed to be the ene­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ negotiations on an airound-the- E. Light of Rockville, .Tustin Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michi­ spelled out, mostly because Pham Van Qul sacrificed him­ 330 During three grandchildren. The other three victims wore the house and flames held his my assembling area for the as­ dent JoluisoR has summoned all clock basis with the assistance" Light of Suffleld, and John S. gan may accejrt a number of the such an emergency state 1 snot self the night before a national Funeral services will bo held cousins of Snyder’s children. mother back. Officers said Mrs. sault. of the secretaries of defense, la­ Light of Yorktown Heights, proposals. covered In the constitution. But, prayer day called by President parties involved In a 22-state tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wil­ They are Debra, 6,-Tamrny, 4, Snyder and her son, Louis, bor and commerce,” Johnson N.Y.; two daughters. Miss Anne Atlanta Mayor Ivaft Allen, outwardly at least, cimstltuUon- U.S. and South Vietnamese Thieu In memory of those who copper strike to the White liam H. Yost Funeral Home, W. and Mike, 5, children of Mr. and jumped from a window. said. Light of Rockville and Mm. Main St., St.offord Springs. Biu-- whose police chief, Herbert Jen­ al government continues. naval forces meanwhile report­ died In the (tommunist lunar Mrs. Spencer Hall of Lake City. Police said firemen were House Monday, saying if the In other recent labor disputes, Charles Darsie of. Port Wash­ ial will be in Stafford Springs kins, was a commission mem­ Part of the reaction to the ed their biggest single bag of new year offensive. Hall’s wife Vickie, 34, and: her hampered by pumps that contin­ ■dispute isn’t setUeil it could “ be­ the 'White House Sponsored bar­ ington, N.Y.; and a brother, Cemetery. ber, said he was ‘‘heartily In ac­ Communist offensive has been the w ^ —the destruction of Radio Hanoi repeated today 4-mohth-old daughter, Patricia, ually froze. gin to have a substantial impact John I. Hull o f Tangerine, Fla. cord with the general sugges­ an effort by the government to three l(Jo-ton Communist trawl­ the (tommunist insistence that gaining sessions that led to set­ Big Fights Friends may call at the fu­ on our defense effort.” gajther els much backing as pos­ the next' move toward peace tlement of rail, steel and cdrllne Graveside services will be neral home tonight from 7 to 9. tions,” and plans to "create a ers loaded with Soviet AK47 as­ The goal of the White House sible. The legislature had al­ talks be a, halt In the U.S. bomb­ strikes^ held Monday at 11 a.m. at Elm­ staff committee of city officials sault rifles and ammunition meeting of compemy and union ready approved the decree to ing of North Vietnam and all Johnson said o t the copper SAIGON (AP) — Allied forces wood Center Cemetery. The to carry out the recommenda­ along the coast.. Another of the chiefs, along with federal offi­ North Vietnamese troops tunnel­ accelerate mobilization, and de­ other acts of war against the strike that “ there is no foresee­ Rev. John A. Lacey, pastor of tions . . . at a city level.” lOO-foot vessels fled out to sea cials, Is to achieve ‘round-the- fought heavy battles at both ing toward the Khe Sanh com­ Riot Report Warns crees on the curfew and other North. Again It promised: '"nte able prospect” the companies First Congregational, Church, Allen added that he "might and escaped. clock bargainnig. ends of South Vietnam’s north­ bat base. One strike was only emergency measures. talks will begrin as soon as this and unions could settle the 760 yards from the allied posi­ will officiate. question the feasibility of creat­ The U.S. Command said one “ In my judgment, the nation­ unconditional stoft has been strike themselves in the near fu­ ern frontier Friday and report­ tions and another was just 1,000 Whlte-Oibson Funeral Home, Mm. Oran Hiltz ing two million new Jobs . . U.S. officials were interested of the trawlers was blown up by al Interest requires farther and proved.” ture. ed killing 330 enemy soldiers, yards away, close enough to 65 Elm St., Rockville, is in FXmeral services for Mrs. “ Surprisingly good in the Of Split in Races in what the government’s reac­ Its crew to escape capture and immediate governmental effort Before the President’s an- many of them with a sheet of shake allied btmkers. charge of arrangements. Oran Hiltz of 48 Oampfield Rd. sense that many of us had ex­ tion would be. The reaction the other two were shot up In to resolve the copper strike,” nouncemmt, the chairman of machine-gun fire from armored U.S. fighter-bombers flew 187 There will be no calling hours. were held this morning at St. pected a much more watered (Oontlniied from Page Ont?) could range anywhere ■ from flames by U.S. Navy and (toast the President said Friday in a the strike coordinating commit­ vehicles. sorties In the area Friday and Mary’s Episcopal Church. The down version of the facts,” was ing single-family homes—and pressure on the representatives Guard boats, infantrymen firing So sweeping was the commis­ statement released during hls tee, Joseph P. Molony of toe In the area of one of the bat­ Mm. Omer Marchand the comment of James Farmer, the placement of more low-in­ to change their vote, to accept­ from the beach and planes at­ State News pilots reported setting off eight Rev. Stephen Price officiated. visit here. United Steelworkers Union, said tles, In which South Vietnamese former C(9RE head and no\y a sion’s bundle of recommenda­ come • housing outside slum ance of th eruling and attempts tacking overhead. • secondary explosions and sever­ Mrs. Antoinette Marchard, 51, Steven La/wery was organist. ■Some 50,000 ■workers In 26 the unions are ready to resume rangers at Khe Sanh reported Liberal party candidate for con­ tions that even its members areas.' to put the economl cand finan­ al fires In a North Vietnamese of Wlllimantic, sister of Andrew Burial was In Rose HUi Me­ One battle on the beach was Roundup unions are striking four major bargaining without precxxidl- . —Steps to “ bring within the cial measures through the nor­ killing 70 enemy attackers Fri­ storage area atnd truck park. In­ Daigle of Manchester, died morial Park, Rocky Hill. gress from Brooklyn. conceded chances of (jongreas still un(]er way this aftenuxin, producers—Keimecott, Ameri­ tlons. reach of low and moderate In­ mal legislative mill. day, U.S. B52 bombers and dicating they hit ammunition or yesterday morning at Windham Beaners were James WdLson But, Farmer said, it misses approving all of them were nil. with the (tommunlsts firing (Continued from Page One) can Smelting & Refining, Ana­ smaller fighter-bombers kept up come families within the next The Senate, scheduled to dis­ Molony also announced the fuel. Community Memorial Hospital. Jr., Robert Wilson, Samuel Wil­ “ the desperate' desire on the The U-member group issued from the beach at allied forces conda and Phelps Dodge. what has become the biggest air five years six million new and cuss the matter Saturday, con­ tee has In iplnd “ modifying the striking unions, acceptance of Some 600 Vietnamese rangers, She was the wife of Omer Mar­ son, Frank McGeown, John Mc­ part of many ghetto dwellers to attempting to approach one of The key issue is the unions' an offer by the AFLGIO Marl- campaign of the war. a 12,000-w0td summary report exciting units of de(jent housing, ceivably could' pass the legisla­ present agreement.” guarding Khe Sanh along with chand. Dowell, Herbert Metcalf, and have a significant measure of the wrecks that had been shot demand for companywide bar­ t o e (tommlttee to honor copper The eight-engine B62s aimed 6,000 U.S. Marines against an Survivors also Include her Louis Kllnkhammer, control over their own lives,” Thursday night—four months beginning with 600,000 units In tion, leaving It to be resolved by He said the 1966-67 contract, gaining. This would mean each ahead of the deadline sit by up and grounded near Nha strike pickets. This is a move 1.5 million pounds of bombs In expected massive Communist mother, three sons, two daugh­ The Holmes Funeral Home, and “ fails to understand that the next year.’ ’ a (xmference committee, possi­ Trang. whl(rii was to have eJ(J)lred last (x>mpany would have to deal si­ Johnson—after learning a 'news­ June 30, was extended. Since aimed at legalizing a boycott of 10 ralkto Friiday end today at assault, repulsed 600 North ters, two other brothers, three 400 Main St„ was In charge the militant spokesmen are not —Expansion of rent supple­ bly In the government’s favor. A U.S. spokesman said the multaneously with all unions paper had obtained a copy and then, he said, an agreement on imported (xipper. Vietnamese who made a prob­ sisters, five grandchildren, and erf arrangements. creating atmosphere, they are ments, model-cities, urban-re­ trawlers were assumed to be represneting its employes at all was planning to publish it. The wages, retroactive to last July Prevlouafy, the National La­ ing attack Friday. several nieces and nephews. merely reflecting an atmos­ newal and public-housing' pro­ Nortfr Vietnamese. its facilities in several states, rest of the report—250,000 words 1, has been reached. bor* Relations Board filed a Other South Vietnamese The funeral will be held Mon­ phere that already exists.” grams, plus enactment of an The U.S. (tommand stod the with a common , •work-oontrol —will be released Saturday The city's two high schools (x>mpialnt charging the unions troops used the armored vehi­ day at 8:16 a.m. from the Bacon Other comments: "ownership supplement pro­ Stock Market enemy boats were intercepted expiration date for all unions. Barry Requests night, the original date. and 19 elementary schools were in toe copper dispute with fall- Stock Market cles, personnel carriers with Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., Seattle Mayor J. D. Braman: gram” to help low-income fami­ at various points along the coast “ I shall request the parties to open today, and with only minor hea'vy machine guns, in a clash Wlllimantic, with a solemn high “ This Is not new. The U.S. The commission spent seven lies buy homes. from the Ca Mau peninsula, at resume collective bargalhing (See Page Twelve) Slate Sp^d Up months investigating riots in Declines in problems caused by snow. Heat­ at the eastern end of the fron­ Mass of requiem at St. Mary’s (Conference of Mayors and the The commission reported lit­ the southern tip of Vietnam, to a tier. They were sweeping south Newark, Detroit and 21 other ing plants at the schools were Down After Church, WlllimanUc, at 9. National League of .cities have tle has been done since last point jom e 860 miles up the of the Cua. Viet River while a Broad St. Work cities. It concludec: “ The urban operated by administrative per­ Burial will be In St. Joseph's been saying this for a long time. summer to remove riot causes. Active Trade coast. special U.S. Marine landing disorders of the summer of 1967 sonnel, an(l lunches at the high Cemetery, Wlllimantic. state Sen. David M. Barry of If the report will assist the cit­ “ In several cities,” It said, "the The action raised to 11 the team of perhaps 1,000 men were not caused by, nor were schools were catered. ^ Week’s Rise Friends may ctdl at the fu­ Manchester has asked the State ies in obtaining more federal principal official response has NEW YORK (AP)—The stock number of (tommunist trawlers swept the north side, about sev­ they the consequence of, any or­ Scheduled evening and week­ 'Leadership Target neral home tomorrow and Sun­ aid for better housing and help­ been to train and equip the po­ market resumed Its decline ear­ intercepted by allied naval units- Highway Department to ex­ end activities at the schcxils NEW YORK (AP) — The en miles south of the eastern day from 2 to 4 tmd 7 to 9 p.m. ing private enterprise to foster ganized plan or conspiracy.” lice with more sophisticated ly this afternoon In moderately since the coastal surveillance pedite its planned Improvements were canceled. stock market returned to Its los­ end of the demilitarized zone. at the Intersection of Center equal employment, then it hEis But militant organizations and weapons.” active trading. program—Operation M a r k c t llie government forces re­ ing habit this week following a Mm. Anna S. St., Broad St., W. Center St. and value.’ f individual agitators, it added, "... The commission con- The market made an early Time—started three years ago. ported killing 203 Communist 4 Held in Postal Break Reuther Calls Caucus one-week recovery. Mrs. Anna Slegal Glassman, Arch St. (Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes, “ helped to create an atmos­ (iemns moves to equip police de­ show of firmness but it didn’t The U.S. Havy said the at­ soldiers, and said eight South The gnawing uncertainty 69, formerly of West Hartford, In a letter to State Highway a Negro: . . The basic an­ phere that contributed to the partments with mass destruc­ last long. tempted landings today were DARIEN (AP) — Four men Vietnamese were killed and 25 about the United States military mother of Mrs. George (Commissioner Howard S. Ives, swers to the problems posed In outbreak of disorder.” And it tion weapons, such as automatic The Dow Jones industrial av­ “ the enemy’s boldest sea.infil­ from Brooklyn, N.Y., were ar­ wounded. position In Vietnam was com­ Sandals of 40 Steep Hollow he has asked for a ^report on the the report can be met only by a warned “Uiat the continuation rifles, machine guns and tanks. erage ait noon held a gaiil otf .40 tration attempt to date." There rested by police and postal in­ To Lambaste Meany Mie U.S. Marine unit came bined with some worry about Lane, died this morning at a present status of the praposed large commitment from the of disorders and the polarization Weapons which are designed to at 840.90 but losses outnumbered was speculation that the arms spectors Thursday night while ashore from boats In the South allegedly burglarizing the main the domestic economy. Stocks Bloomfield convalescent hos­ project and on the anticipated middle class white persons in of the races would provide fer­ destroy, not to control, have no gains In the over-all list by a on the trawlers were to support WASHINGTON (AP) — Auto reason. Otoers said Reuther China Sea more than a month tile ground for organized exploi­ post office In Darien. took a small loss, remaining pital. date for commencement of site thi.'; country ...” place in densely populated ur­ wide margin. a new series of attacks on cities Workers President Walter wanted to discuss hls split with ago for Its operation in the ene­ tation in the future.” above their Interim lows Mrs. Glassman was a gener­ work. Cleveland Safety Director Jo­ ban communities.” The Associated Press average and military installations in The men were identified as Reuther has called a private Meany, the man with whom he my stronghold area, coastal 'Time and again, the report reached In mid-February. ______ous supporter of Temple. Beth The state has programmed seph F. McManamon: . of 60 stocks at noon also showed South Vietnam. Nicholas Carrano, 33; Joseph caucus to lay before other union joined to merge the American marshlands dotted by villages, hammered away at the growing More Negro policemen should Volurne Incre^ed^to 39,7M,2M aunes and hedgerows. SlK^osn. desi(^ improvements and traf­ Sounds as though it covers the be recruited, it said. And It pro­ a gain, rising .2 at 305.8 with U.S. and South Vietnamese Serra, 31; Melvin Ctohn, 47; and chiefs hls bitter charges against Federation of Labor and Con­ Survivors also include anoth­ division in America. shares from* 34,039,666 the - week — - heavy fire Friday fic light changes at the inter­ field.” posed that slum yoiuigsters industrials up .8, rails off .2 aivd frogmen probed th* wreckage of Paul Panzo, 31. They were each AFL-CIO President George gress of Industrial Organiza­ er daughter, three sisters, and before. section. Edwin C. Berry, executive di­ “Segregation and poverty aged 17 and 21 be hired by cities utilities up..2. the trawlers recovered more charged with breaking and en­ Meany’s leadership of American tions Into the AFL-CIO In 1966. and spokesmen said 36 Commu­ seven grandchildren. It was the last of a series ot Barry states in his letter to rector, Chicago Urban League: have created in the racial ghet­ as “ community service offi­ Selective strength In blue than 320 rifles. tering with criminal intent and labor. Reuther and hls Auto Workers nists and 22 Marines were killed Funeral services will be held Ives, ‘"The importance of these “ . . . Great . . . I hall the re­ to a destructive environment to­ Apparently (tommunist destruction of government prop­ (AP Photofax) six weeks of shortened sessions and 87 Marines wounded in the cers” with the federal govern­ chips bolstered the popular av­ For more than a year, Reuth­ Executive Board are meeting Simday at 2 p.m. In the chapel improvements to the orderly tally unknown to most white ground troops were waiting on erty. ^They were held in jail In Robert James Lopez Jr„ 3V^, shakes hands with the president at Ellington Air Force Base. by the major exchanges, or­ day-long battle that followed. port and gdve g;reat credit to ment paying 90 per cent of their erages. er has been describing that this weekend in Detroit^ where of Weinsteins’ Mortuary, 640 flow o f traffic in this area Can­ Gov. Otto Kerner and the com- Americans,” it said. “ What the beaches to rendezvous with lieu of 320,000 bond each. dered so that brokerage houses The allied forces sweeping salarjjk. ' Gold mining stocks advanced leadership as “ undemocratic,” union sources say Reuther may Farmington Ave., Hartford. not -be overemphasized. missioiWor not hiding the facts white Americans have never again on further reports of In­ the trawlers. As the naval units Police said two of the men could catch up with mountains through the Cua Viet Delta are Thl^would help ease “ the ab­ “ complacent" “ vegetating” demand a special AFL-CIO Rabbi Leon Wind and Cantor ‘‘Furthermore,” he states, "it . . . wh^ remains for us to ex­ fully understood—but what the creasing demand for gold In Eu­ forced two of the boats toward were apprehended inside the of paper work caused by record trying to take Communist pres- rasive relationship between po­ and “ stagnant.” convention or a meeting of the Israel Tabatsky, both ot Temple appears that any future plans amine is what we will do to im: Negro can never forget—is that ropean markets and rises In the coast, air strikes were post office while trying to force Once Candidate Chosen volume. On Monday the ex- sure off the provincial capital of lice and the ghetto community” “ I want to talk with you about presidents of its 128 affiliated Beth Sholom, will officiate. by the ‘Town of Manchester to plement it.” white society, is deeply impli­ gold shares throughout the called in to suppress enemy open a safe. The other two were changes return to toe regular Quang Trl, seven miles to the which the commission described the differences between the unions to discuss hls demands Burial will be in Piaterer Ver- widen Broad St. to accommo­ John A. McDermott, director, cated in the ghetto. llTiite insti­ world. "Various rumors and re­ ground fire from the beaches. outside the post office in a for reform and “ revitalization’’ 6%-hour sessions which had south, and to keep open High- ein Cemetery, Wethersfield. ' date an increasingly, heavy, tutions created it, white institu­ as “ a major—and explosive— In the air war over North parked car. Auto Workers and the AFL- been cut to four hours. way 1, a key supply route to al- Catholic Interracial Council, ports accompanied the rise. CIO,” Reuther said In tele­ of the labor federation. There will be no calling traffic load would await those Chicago: "It sounds as though tions maintain it, and white so­ source of grievance, tension and Montgomery Ward, aotlve and Vietnam, another target came Carrano and Panzo live at The Dow Jones Industrial av- Ued bases from Da Nang to the disorder.” grams in'vltlng several union The New York caucus called Touring LBJ Predicts Party Unity hours. improvements to be accomplish­ the commission has done a real ciety condones it.” Up about a point, continued to off the Pentagon’s restricted list 408 Lefferts Ave., Serra at 9016 by Reuther mystified many la­ erage fell 9.36 to 840.44. This left northern frontier. Memorial Week will be ob­ presidents to the caucus in New ed by the state." service to the nation by saying And the panel went beyond In future disorders. It said, resxmnd to advance estimates and the U.S. (tommand an­ 4th Ave., and (tohn at 150 E. bor leaders, and some union It somewhat above the Interim Just to the west of the delta. served at the home of her York’s Roosevelt Hotel at 8 p.m. BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) — veiling of the nation's newest Johnson's flying stops, in In his space center address. that the riots were not the result proposing aid only for Negroes authorities should immediately that its earnings would show a nounced the loss of another war­ 65th St,, all Brooklyn. presidents were notable for closing low of SSl.TT reached U.S. Marines reported killing 21 daughter, Mrs. Julius Sachs, 2 in the slums. Now is the time, it March 8. President Johnson, winging aerial giant—a military trans- keeping with new White House Johnson said: "You will have to enemy troops with artillery aft­ of a conspiracy in the Negro muster maximum police man­ large jump. Its rise helped the plane Thursday and three oth­ their absence on Reuther’s Invi­ Feb. 13. A rally from that point Harvest Lane, West Hartford. Two Men Facing Reuther appears nearing a de­ around the country on what Is port that Is the world’s largest policy, usually were announced go through some heartaches and reached 849.80 on Feb. 23. MAny er a Communist force of un­ community, by pinpointing said, “ to make good the prom­ power and send It Into troubled averages as did advances ex­ ers In the past few days. This New Trial Considered tation list. The feimlly suggests that ises of American (jemocracy to cision on whether to pull his 1.5 officially considered a nonpolitl- in overall size, weight and air- one at a time, after hls plane headaches. There will be little known size was spotted moving white racism as the real source areas under the command of ceeding a point by American brought the total combat losses Some speculated Reuther was analysts en'vlsloned another test those wishing to do so make Bribery Counts all citizens—urban and rural, NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Su­ million Auto Workers out of the cal journey, predicts all Demo- lift capacity. Called the C-6A, was airborne and on Its way. men with poison pens, without of the problem.” seasoned officers. Smelting and Liggett & Myers. in the North to 806 combat calling a caucus of former memorial contributions to a white and black, Spanish-sur- perior (tourt judge is considering li'mllllon-rhember AFL-CIO in cratlc strays will return to the the Jet ■will roll off the produo- The first stop was Houston and ■vision, who will seek to destroy (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) Nicholas Hood, only Neg;ro on It suggested, too, "fair and ef­ Among the gold mining planes. a motion for a new trial for a unions of the CIO, which Reuth­ charity of their choice. ‘Two West Hartford men were name, American Indian, and ev­ The target hit for the first what would be a major schism fold—and be welcomed—once tion line of the Lockheed Geor,- the Manned Space Flight Center your great efforts—but they will Detroit’s Comm(jn Council: "I fective mechanisms for the re­ shares, American-South African sailor convicted of second degree er headed before the merger arrested on Manchester Circuit ery minority group.” In labor's ranks. the party’s presidential candi- gla Co. where he tried to grfve a boost to not prevail.” feel they’re really on the right dress of grievances against the Investment spurted more than 2 time was a- motor* vehicle murder in the strangling of the ■with Meany’s AFL. Robert W. Post Court 12 warrants today, and Among the commission’s pro­ maintenance depot seven miles Although It was not known date is chosen. <m not too concerned about space program morale sagging ” We will not surrender our track. It's- very obvious we’re police.’' This could include civil­ points and Campbell Red Lake wife of a fellow sailor in 1966, “ If somebody was trying to are charged with attempting posed remedies: west of the center of Hanoi, but how many invitations to the This, along with a folksy off- party conflicts,” he said at In the face of admlnlstrarion-station. We will not abandon our Robert Warner Post, 42, of separated racially. It’s becom­ ian police review boards—as nearly 2. McIntyre Porcupine, Judge Michael Radin presided set up a CIO caucus, I can un­ to hinder the appearance of a —Immediate action to create New York meeting went out, the-cuff defense of admlnlstra- Brooks’ testimonial. "Next sum- sponsored budget cuts. dream. We wiU never evacuate Elmwood, formerly of Man­ ing more so. But it can be proposed earlier by a New Jer­ Benguet and Homestake added poor visibility prevented an as'- Thursday over a hearing at derstand why I wasn’t In'vlted,” witness in an upcoming Man­ 2 million new jobs In the next presidents of three AFL-CIO Then, In Beaumont, he visited the fronOers of space to any oth- chester, died yesterday at Hart­ mended only by putting the sey group that studied Newark’s fractions. sessment of damage. which a lawyer for Eugene said President Joseph A. Belrne tlon policy on Vietnam, High- mer when the national conven- Anti-Riot Proposals chester court trial. three years—1 million by pri­ In the Saigon area. South unions confirmed receiving an old folks home and handed nation,” he said, ford Hospital after a long ill­ same kind of financial commit­ riot. Furrier long term profit tak­ Kearney said his motion was of the (Communications Workers llghted a Johnson speech at a tion chooses its iK>minee— Anthony D. Volpe, 35, of 157 vate industry and 1 million by Vietnamese military headquar­ them. ness. ment into cities that we have Newark Mayor Hugh J. Ad- ing hit glamor stocks. Control based on new evidence. of America which was In the old Friday teght testimonial dinner whoever it Is—then I believe all out the first three pensioner Earlier Friday, (Jhlef Astro- S. Main St., West Hartford, was local, state and federal govern­ ters reported capture of a Viet They are Max Greenberg of Mr. Post was bom In Man- put into the war effort and the donizio opposes such a move Data and IBM were off about 2 The lawyer, Raymond Ganlm CIO. in Beaumont for Rep. Jack the strays are going to come checks reflecting bigger bene- naut Donald K. Slayton also had chestert Dec. 30, 1'925, a son of picked up by Hartford police ments. In the first year, it urged (tong sampan on the southern the Retail, Wholesale and De­ Brooks, a fellow Democrat. back to the fold. fits voted by Cong;resk last year, taken steps to cheer space Called ^Unrealistic ’ this morning. Charles Inturrl, space effort.” and declared Thursday that each. Scientific Data and Ogden of Bridgeport, said also that the “ I don’t think there is a- CIO Russell and Jean McNie Fost, 250.000 public-sector jobs , and raising the issue at this time fringes the capital, and a partment Store Union; William The president flies today to ” And we’re going to welcome His final stop of the day was at workers and dispel reports of 20, of 47 Prosdbtt St., West Dr. Edwin H. Mitchell, a Ne­ eVgp. more than 2 a piece, Itek state had failed to supply the WASHINGTON (AP) — The document—some 2S0,(XX) wonte and lived here during his early 300.000 private-sector jobs. would “ only provide a legiti­ spokesman said the sampan Pollock, of the Textile Workers (See Page Itvelve) Marietta, Ga., to watch the un- them with open arms.” the Brooks dinner. dissatisfaction among the astro­ Hartford, surrendered himself gro, chairman of the Metropoli­ 4, Republic Gorp. and Gulf & defense with witnesses’ names Unon of America; ‘and Charles chairman of the House Appix>- —this evening, childhood. —Tax incentives and other mate cover for the angry and contained 80,000 rounds of rifle and statements. nauts. to Manchester detectives at Po­ tan Nashville Human Relations subsidies for industries that lo­ Western about 2 each. ammunition, 60 pounds of dyna­ Cogen' of the American Federa­ priatlons Committee says pro- In Its summary, the commls- He was a graduate of Hall emotional whlte„backlash that is Teledyne snapped back about State’s 'Atty. Edmund O’Brien The reports said the scientist- lice^ Headquarters at appro.xl- Commission: “ The difficulty cate in poverty areas, both ur­ mite and 200 mortar and rocket tion of Teachers. grams recommended by the slon urged massive, composelo- High School, West Hartford. sweeiplng this nation.” opposed the motion and insisted astronauts were fearful of losing jna'tely 11:35 p.m. will be in .getting the costly pro­ ban and yural, and which give Some teleg;rams inviting union President’s Commission on Civil nate and sustained efforts to He served in the U.S, Army, The presidential panel criti­ Prices were generally lower rounds. that all the information hod touch with their academic spe­ Volpe and Inturrl are accused gram through^ congress. But ’I on-the-job training to hard-core In the ' central highlands presidents without stating the Disorders could cost^himdreds halt this movement apart, In- In the European area during cized certain news media, say­ on the American Stock Ex­ been available to the defendant cialties while undergoing tnoln- by police of approaching the definitely agree, with the broad unemployed. Thursday, U.S. and South Viet­ of billions of dollars and "this Is eluding programs to provide 2 Worid War II. At the Ume of ing It exaggerated both the change. during his trial. Ing. witness, a 21-year-old Glaston­ recommendations ...” —Vigorous moves to flatten namese troops reported killing wholly unrealistic." million Jobs, 6 million housing hls death, he was a'W st man mood and the events In the riots Kearney, 26, had,.been charged •il “This has all been a Joke bury girl, at her place of em­ Elaine Adams, head of the artifical barriers to' employ­ 22 North Vietnamese in a clash The commission’s report, add- units, better sliun schools and a In the West Hartford office of and had rou^tlnely failed to re­ originally with first-degree mur­ among the group,” said astro­ ployment in a Hartford restau­ Black Action Federation In ment, “ including not only racial 12 miles northwest of Kontum ed Rep. George H. Mahon, D- welfare system designed to the Southern' New England port on slum conditlcihs. der in the death of Mrs. Phyllis naut Karl Henize at a news rant, and threatening her with Cambridge, Md.: "We go along discrimination but, in certain (Jlty. One allied soldier was Telephone Co., where he had The commission said the Public Records Monwaring, 23, Of Montvllle. Romania ' ^ 6 ^ caii;T by“ W yh;n to Tex ‘’may r^se and ex- guarantee itend- bodily harm if she didn’t drop with the commission 100 per cases, arrest records or lack of wounded. been employed for more than Black Power movement is play­ Warrantee Deeds mark the end of b L lc training Pectations which could do more ard of decent living, an attempted rape charge cent that the disturbance here a high school diploma.” It said U.S. planes killed another 22 20 years. ing into the hands of white ra­ . Neal E. and Dorothy M. An­ Held in Bank Holdup for the ll'Jman astronaut class, •'^rm t h a n ^ d . He one coimnlsslon member, against Jolui E. Farrell, 30, of was not planned. People are federal funds should be withheld (tommunlsts on a ridge south of Survivors include his wife, cists. drews to Philip B. and Juliet C. » » "It Is completely false. (Hie it is unsound to suggest that ra- gen. Fred ft. Harris, D-Okla., 53 Francis Dr. Far*ell is pro­ getting sick and tired of living “from activities which discrimi­ Da Nang after a Marine recon­ THC)MASTON (AP)—A bandit Mrs. Beverly Perry Post; a •wt'Black Power -advocates bill Combs, property of Vernon St., W arns of ! • giroup Is still very much gung- clal prejudice can be cured by said many of the recommendk- son, Robert L. Post,"'and two prietor of Miller's Restaurant, in these conditions especially nate on grounds of color or conveyance'tax, 36.60. naissance team spotted 250 of robbed the Thomastoh Savings spendlng huge sums of money. tloris can be met by adopting 10 E. Center St., where the al­ here in Cambridge.” race.” tliemselves qs militants. It said, the enemy moving with mortars Bank of about 32,500 Thursday. hp.” daughters, -Miss Nancie Post “ yet they have retreated from a Vincent J. Edgar to Susanne Johnson;- who cut next year’s Hls comments Friday Joined a legislation already before Con- leged attempt reportedly took Dr. Stephen J. Wright, presi­ —Sharply increased efforts to and rockets. Soon afterward police arrested and Miss Jane Post, all at direct confrontation with Ameri­ R. Pearlson, property on Moun: budget request for the National flow -of criticism—most of it gress, surii as the civil rights place on Feb. 12. dent of the United Negro Col­ eliminate de facto segregation B52 heavy bombers kept up a man and charged him with Criticism home; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy can society on the issue of Inte­ tain Rd.,'conveyance tax, 339.05. Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ from Southern congressmen— , bill. Dawkins of Manchester, and ' The two men were expected lege Fund and a former presi­ and racial discrimination in all Gerald A. and-Nancy P. Oben- their rain of bombs on North robbery with violence. directed at the findings -of the gration and, by preaching sep­ BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) tration from 34.8 bUI(^ to 34.3 “ If we do run into programs several nieces and nephews. to post 32,000 bonds each today, dent of Fisk University, said he schools. North and‘"’South, by auer to James G. and Ellen C. Vietnamese gun emplacements Police said the bandit entered group thqt si>ent seven months aratism, unoonsclously function — Romanian sources warned to­ •* billion, conceded: ^We may that need money," Harris said, Funeral services will be and are scheduled for court ar­ hopes the report "m ay wake sternly applying civil rights Shortt, property at 381 E. Middle and suspected troop concentra­ the bank, pulled out a weapon, investigating last year’s riots. as an accommodation to white day that if toe Soidet Union and have to reduce some of the “we should enact the necessary held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at raignment on March 18. some people up” to the dangers laws. Tpke., conveyance tax, 321.46. tions ringing the Marine combat slipTCd a note to a teller de- Other congressmen praised the racism.” Us (pllowers keep criticizing Ro­ plans we had, but we will not taxes.” , ' St. Jsimes Episcopal Church, confronting America. -^Early childhood ..education Russell E. and Margaret M. base at Khe Sanh.- One strike maiiding money and Red in a report.' The report was signed unani­ mania and Red China, Buchar­ forget-you and we will not stop Another commissioner. Rep. 1018 Farmington Ave., West for “ every disadvantaged child Jones to ' Arthur Waterbury, was just two miles from the car with the money. The panel released a 12,(XK)- Executive Fined SI,000 mously although the commis­ est may refuse to cooperate our work." We will prooeed." William W. McCullougdH R-Ohio, Hartford. The Rev. Cannon in the country,” increased aid property at i7-29 Pearl St., con­ base, (tommunist gunners fired Bank vice president George wofd summary report Thurklay sion conceded “ some differ­ with some Communist nations Douglas W. Kennedy will of­ HARTFORD (AP) .— A Penn­ for older students who want to veyance tax, 327.50. nearly 200 rounds of rockets, ar­ O’Rourke and another man gave (See^Page Twelve) night and issues tite rest of the (See Page Twelve) sylvania risk insuriince compa­ Dogj Scares O ff attend college g.nd greater fed­ ences remain” among Its mem­ tillery ,and mortars at the chase to a car spewing fropi altogether. ficiate, Burial will be in Falr.^ bers: “ Trade Name view Cemetery, West Hartford, ny' exedutive .has- been fined eral support for adult basic edu­ G6orge F. Redfleld, doing bus­ LeaUier|ieck base, but U.S. cas­ the scene. The car crashed Inio The Romanian Communist Break Attempt Gov. .Otto Kerner of Illinois, Friends may call at the James 31,OCX) by the state in-surance cation. iness as A to-Z Rental Center, ualties were reported light. a wall on Route 6 about a mile party’s central committee chairman; Mayor John V. Lind­ T. Pratt Fhineral Homes 71 commisskoner for helping to so­ —Reform of the welfare sys­ Talcottvllle. South Vietnam’s President away, police said. linked toe walkout of-toe Roma­ Police investigated a breaking say of New York, vice chair­ Farmington Ave., Hfirtford, to­ licit business by mail for an tem to set “ uniform national Nguyen Van Thieu and Vice A man Identified as Thomas nian delegates from a world and entering attempt at the man; Sen. Fred R. Harris, D- M- night from 7 to 6. insurance (xtmpany not licensed standards of assistance at least President Nguyen Cay Ky said Sklenka, 47, of Terryville was • Communist meeting Thursday in the state. Manchester Esso Service Cen­ os high as V the annual ‘poverty Okla; Sen Edward W. Brobke, today they do not expect the arreste^ •’as he was trying to to a threat that Romania might Rockefeller ‘Ready, Willing’ ter, 2-4 Windsor St. at 2:15 this Coffin Scores U.S. Commisslone'r William R. Cot­ level’ of Income—now 33,335 for R-Maps,; Rep. James C. C!or- Com.munlsts to attack Khe Sanh hitch a ride nearby. boycott a So'vlet bloc summit nirs. Henry Kulas morning. WESTPORT (AP)—The Yale ter sold Thursday that the non­ an urban family of four man. D-Callf.; Rep. William M. and that Saigon and other cities Police said they found 32,500 ■ meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, next RfXlKVILLE — Mrs. CeclUa ., The front door to the estab­ University chaplain, WlUla^ resident insurance broRer’s li­ —Development of a “ national McCkflloch, R-0}il(?; Charles B. are in more immediate danger. and a starter’s pistol in Sklen- week. Chadzewlcz Kulas, 62, of New Sloane CJoffln Jr., says that tlie cense of the executive would be lishment had been smashed in, systerr of income supplementa­ Thornton, board chairman, Lit­ But senior U.S. military officers ka’B possession. He was charged However'the sources suggest­ Britain,' a Rockville native, 'died but a large German Shepherd Uhited States has “ failed to re­ suspended - for a year. The ex­ tion” ijp provide “ those who can ton Industries Inc,; Roy Wil­ still say they are confident with robbery with violence and ed that If Romania attended the If GOP Wants Him to Run suddenly yesterday at her was still standing guard just alize that Internal weakness is ecutive .is Blaine W. Scott III, work or who do work any neces­ kins, executive director, Natlon- what causes rev(ilt, be it here Comunlst Gen. Vo Nguyen Glap was held In lieu of 326,000 bond. meeting it would again tell home, ^ e was the wife of Hen­ In-side when authorities arrived. WASHINGTON (AP) — New dicate he could get the 667 conv­ defeat by Barry Goldwater In presiednt of Ute World Health sary supplements in such a way , al Association for the Advance- in the ghettos or In Far East has not massed 40,0<)0 troops Communist leaders that It could ry Kulas. Richard Krusher, 191 Hollis­ York GDv. Nelson A. Rockefel­ ention votes necessary for the the 1064 California primary and Accident Insurance <30. of as to develop Incentiv'e.s for full' • ment.of Colored People; I. W. Asia.” around Khe Sanh just for a Fluoridated Water brook no more Internal criti­ M rs.. Kulas was born Jan. 8, ter St., owner of the. business ler says he won’t enter primary nomination. But he shied away which sealed Goldwater's nomi-T Philadelphia. employment” and to give Abel, president. United Steel­ Coffin,' a NlJW-" YORK —The U.S. has already collected in its cur­ and kii4ck out the controversial harsh polemics of black revolt of Saigon, was the target of a A. Sualov was trying to force uine feeling on the part of the do BO would cause dissent .within are under way. to comply, the department said party thqt that’s what they the pqrty. Kulas,- ali students at St. Thom­ chemical industry’s earnings fal­ rent fund drive. “ man in the house” rule -de­ and white repression have been RATS CARRY DESEASES . massive Viet (tong shelling the Kremlin’s views on other Rockefeller said there Isn’t Thursday, about 88 per cent of Negho Confronted with Knife want’ Asked why such a move”would as Aquinas ^ g h School; a broth­ tered lost year for th(» first" time Jacobs said the June 30 date signed to curb .illegitimate seen and heard before In this LONDON — In their blood and which killed 14 clirillans, wound­ delegates. ' time -left to do anything effec­ the state's population using pub­ He alone will decide, the gov­ threaten a party spilt, he re-_ er, the Rev. Edward A. Chad- since 1960. Soles totaled about was the deadline (or the college births among mothers on wel­ country. Intestines, rats carry organisms ed 36 and burned do'wn 20 Nlculescu-Mlzll and Other R(>- tive in New Hampshire’s March lic water supplies will be drink­ A white youth holding a long knife confronts a 'after students began milling around the schools of ernor told a news conference, plied; “ WeU, I had experience zlewlcz, pastor of St. Paul’s 2 to 6 per cent above the 44.6 to get the 36,6 million in order fare. “ It Is time now to end the de­ that ew se amoebic dysentery^ houses. ihanlans were also incensed by 12 primary. As for toe May 28 ing fluoridated water. the city f()llowing a ■teachers’ strike. and when and if there la suffi­ once before, four years ago.” Church, .Glastonbury; three blHlon of- 1066, but 1967 earn­ to q uallfy for a ..32.2 mlllion -Enactment of a .federal struction and the violence, not tularemia, salmonellosis, jaun­ In the air war against N(jrth Negro on the street near Balboa High School in' Nearly 20 per cent of (ton- cient e-vidence of support to in­ This was a referzpcq to his (See Page Twelve) slsterSiVMjfa. Frances SwldersSki ings were significantly below challenge grunt from the Ford open-housing law covering sale only In the streets of the ghetto dice, rabies and other killer Vietnam, U.S. Air Force jets qt- nectlcut residents obtains water (See Page Three) San Francisco today. The confrontation took place of Glastonbury, and Mrs. Mar- the reoctf.d ?3.47 biUlon -of 1966. Foundation. or ■‘rental of ajl housing—includ­ but in the Uvea of people.” deseases. tacker a motor vehicle malntis- from private wells.

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