MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY fianrljeatpr lEnfttittg iffralii Aveitigie Daily Net Prosa Ron The Weather For Hie Week End«»d Meeting Slated January 6, 1968 Fair tonight and tomorrow. About Town Boy Scouts Set New Goals tilanrbPBtpr lEuettttig iJpralb Low tonight 16 to 26. Tomorrow, By Garden Oub TM l CEDARS OF LEBANON about 40. Dr. llioinM iMalian, dirMtcr 15,534 iMancbiestar Oamden d u b will In ^Breakthrough^ Program Manchester— A City of Village Charm d t FK)!>0Ot Oonoem, w « spcok halve a deononstraltton of flow­ TuaMlHSr«lt 8 pjiL « t a macMar A dramatlo advance In gret- "Scouting can do much to (Oiaaaifted Adverttolng on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS o£ die W«ee«tey Chd> << Oreaber er onanging and a sltver tea (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 Mkmdey, iFeb. 12, ert 1 p jn . in ting scouting to more boys Is help,’ ’ he said. "Scouting skills VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 107 HMittanl « t dw O m gnm Oun- and the advancement program W bodnilf HeiU o f Center Con- expected as the residt of a new p«M O n ter c t dM Vnlvmtty a t gnegcUonal Church. 7710 enrenlt bolster confidence. Our merit emphasis in the “ Breakthrough Heitlftrd, 200 BhninObhl Av«., la open to all women Interealed badge program provides op­ W a t HMttDonl Hki to ftc to "A ll BINGO in working with ftowens. for Youth’’ program of the portunities for boys to explore Bvrtudbon v t ttae Two-Year Miss EUen Buckley, MIrs. WU- Charter Oak Council, Boy over a hundred subjects under SuhurtMn Buata« EbcpertmnA" 0RAN€C HAU EVERY TUESDAY Itlam lEete, Mrs. Ear) Herrick, Scouts of America, according the guidance of flne adult citi­ WMti hdn on die pcogxwn are Mns. George M. Johneon and zens from all walks of life.’’ Secret Pueblo Talks ^ Bulletin VOrn. WOCred X . JotaMon, ^Mctal to Earle K. Borman of West Mite MUUoent Jonas' will desn- The Charter Oak Council now aeiMant, State Depardnent of Hartford, the council president. onetrato the otrranglng of fresh, has an all-time high In member­ EMuoaMon and Mire. T . K CEwm- U.S„ RUSSIA TALKS artiflctal, and anlti(iued flowerB. Nearly 409 Cub Scout Packs, ship of 16,662 boys registered in bertaln, eu|)i>atitive teacher, MOSCOW (AP)— Premier MIbbs and line arrangemients Boy Scout Troops, and Explorer scouting and expects to enroll Prorjeot Oonoem. Alexei N. Koaygln, who met- .will be dtaplayed. Posts In Hartford and Tolland 3,600 new scouts before the end Spur Seoul Dismay Monday with the North Vlet- iNb«. Eeibs and Miss Euckley counties are setting new goals of 1968 as a part of the national, nameae ambassador, discuss­ The Grade 6 Cteae of Ntadi are co-ohairfan of the event. that will expand the quality of three-year Breakthrough for ed "a number of subjeots’’ tlethodlat Church wlH meet Hocitesses are Mm. Charles the scout program and ensure Youth program which continues Choicest Meats In Town! SEOUL (AP) — South Korea’s with U.S. Ambassador Llew­ Wednesday at S p.m. at the Crocker Jr. and Mrs. Vernon the reaching of a substantially untU 1969. National Aasembly adopted to­ ellyn E. Thompson today. church, and die Oonfirmeltton Muse. greater number of boys, Bor­ President Borman has ap­ night a sharply worded resolu­ Neither Soviets, Vietnamese ClaBS wiU meet at 8:16. A declaioin will be made dur­ man said. The goals effect TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ; pointed Norman F, Lareon of I nor Americans would say ing the meeting conoemlng the trained leadership, membership, tion expressing "national indig­ Manchester to direct the new whether there was any con­ A one-act play, "Two In a Boston and- New York City program, advancement, service 9 Lean, Imported, Sliced t§ ^ nation’’ at current secret nego­ "Program of Emphasis," and nection between the meetings. Tn^)," will be presented at a flower shows. and activities. tiations between the United meeting of the Emanuel Luther­ Arnold E. Squires of West Hart­ "Breakthrough for Youth : BOILED HAM 1 .1 9 ib : States and North Korea on the an Church Women tomorrow at ford as council chairman of the means that scout leaders are fate ot the USS Pueblo and its 7:46 p.m. In Luther Hall of the "Organization and Extension’’ Skating - Coasting determined to use scoutlng’s committee. crew. church. Women from Concordia, great potential to build a new Zion, and the Latvian Lutheran i CHOPPED HAM The resolution, reflecting generation of American boys,’’ Knudsen Chvirch will be guests at the ^ —^Mlx or Match Them— 2 5 ^ widespread Korean dismay at Borman said. event. the American attitude in the cri­ He pointed out that a recent OVER 3 MILLION ^ (Umit 2 Lbs. Per Family) ^ sis, insisted that the attack by A film Is plani)ed for mem­ study of school dropouts shows PRESCRIPTIONS North Korean commandos as­ New Ford an almost complete lack of signed to assassinate President bers of the Mental Aid Fellow­ Safely Compounded Skating will be allowed from skills and either a total lack of : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • Chung Hee Park Was more im­ ship Social Center tomorrow at A 317 Highland Sfc, Manchester—^Phone 648-4*78 ^ 7:80 p.m. A dinner will be serv­ 6 to 10 tonight at Center Springs confidence or a misguided con­ ARTHUR DRUG portant to South Korea than the ed at the center Thursday at Annex only. No skating at Char­ fidence not backed up with abil­ Pueblo incident. President 6:30 p.m. before the evening's ter Oak, and there is no skiing ity. The legislators asked the gov­ or coasting. DETROIT (AP) — Semon program. Those wishing more ernment to take "punitive information about the program measures—if necessary, alone Knudsen, who retired as a vice or membership may contact the —"against Communist provoca- president of General Motors last Uons, and sug;gested that "mili­ Capitol Region Mental Health week, was named president of Association, 217 Farmington Lapointes Wed 50 Years tary reprisals would be the best Ford Motor Co. today. Ave., Hartford. measures’’ since the record of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. La­ Lapointe of Tolland, Luclen the North Koreans "proves they The announcement was made South Vietnamese soldier gestures for help as he aids a wounded major in Saigon. (AP Photofax) pointe of Grandview St., Tol­ Lapointe of Artesia, Calif., Mrs. by Henry Ford chairman of The Women’s Home League do not stick to diplomatic agree­ n, land, were feted Saturday at a Antoinette Draus of Vernon, the board and chief executive of the Salvation Army will meet Mrs. Theresa G. Blonlarz of ments.’ ’ golden wedding celebration at Many in this country feel the officer of the company. tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Jun­ Rockville, Mrs. Martha M. the Italian American Friend­ Pueblo Incident 18 endangering At the same time, Arjay Mill­ ior Hall of the Citadel. Mrs. ship Club, Rockville. About 100 Bourke of South Windsor, Jo­ Elsa Samuelson is in charge of U.S. relations with its strongest er was elected vice chairman of attended Uie event, which was seph J. Lapointe of Ellington, Ford’s board of directors. Miller Viet Devastation Widens the service meeting. Refresh­ ally in Asia. As one legislator given by the Lapointe’s children. William J. Lapointe of Manches­ put It, "We are disappointed, had been president. ments will be served by Mrs. The couple was married Feb. ter, and Mrs. Jacqueline Culjack and although It is not yet disillu­ Knudsen also was elected to SAIGON (AP) _Attack and civilians streamed from shacks derchlef jet and a North Viet- DMZ told of fierce fighting MaJ. Kenneth tAnce and Mrs. 4, 1918, in Dollard, Saskatche­ of Rockville. sionment, we are frightened.” the board of directors and the counterattack tvldened devasta- and huts in Saigon with what namese MIG21 were shot down along South Vietnam’s northern Elisabeth Wilson. wan, Canada. They came to Mr. Lapointe was employed The fright, he explained, grew executive committee. tlon across South Vietnam today meager belongings they could in aerial duels northwest of Ha- frontier, where senior American Ooimeotlcut fixxn Maine in for many years at the Pratt ant'. out of a feeling that the United Ford said Knudsen would re­ as the (Communists pushed their carry, swelling the number of noi Monday. commanders expect an even The Army-Navy Auxiliary will 1940. They had 10 children, 9 of Whitney Division of United Air­ port directly to him and would biggest offensive of the war into homeless to staggering proper- A U.S. spokesman said two of bigger Communist offensive meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at whom are living. They also craft Oorp., Bast Hartford, States might sacrifice the inter­ serve as chief operating officer. its second week. Red troops bat- tions. Already nearly 200,000 the Russian-designed MIGs than the one in the past week the clubhouse. Refreshments have 31 grandchildren and a until his retirement about 10 ests of South Korea for Ameri­ In Ford’s albsence, the an­ Ued on against superior allied refugees are reported, 58,000 in made a high speed firing pass on that dealt severe blows to prov- will be served by the officers. great-grandchild. years ago. (Herald photo by can global interests and for the nouncement said, Knudsen fire DOwer in Saigon; gave Saigon and its suburbs, and the an Air Force F105 Thimderchief incial capitals and Their children are Phillip J. Pinto) sake of furthering a thaw in would be chief executive officer. eround in Hue total is expected to double or and shot it down. But as the One report, withheld for s m u - Holy Family Mothers Circle U.S.-Soviet relations. ® , ■ X J trinle when aU renorts are in MIGs pulled up, a flight of Air rity reasons, disclosed a 15-day- will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. An atmosphere ot tensjon was The surprise annoimcement Hyatt SuiUIffe, priiMJlpta of U.S. Marines recaptured the Force F4 Phantoms pounced on old operation by U.S. paratroop- at the home ot Mrs. Leslie Linne Lodge, Knights of Py­ heightened by an anti-American came only a few days after Thua Thlen Province headquax- From the northern sector of the MIGs was ers and air cavalrymen in an DUng Junlior High Schooa, wiiH Hoyt, 88 Pitkin St. thias, will meet tomorrow at ters building in Hue, the old South Vietnam came r e p o ^ of ^ ^ g jjjjggjjg 25 to 35 miles south of the 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. speak Tuesday alt 12:15 p.m. ait Lt. EMward R. Murphy (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) a mseting o f the Mancheater imperial capital, and their fresh mortar and ground at- rp^g^g ^^s an explosion, a DMZ to take some of the pres- The WllUng Workers Circle South Vietnamese alUes nar- tacks on government district smoke and the sure off threatened, Quang Tri Civitan O ub ait WIUBiiefs Steak of South Methodist Church will Mystic Review, North Ameri­ rowed Communist holdings in headquarters and army units ^ control and dis- and Thua Thien provinces. U.S. House. He will speak on the meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at can Benefit Association will — ...... x.^ ,™x------.^^,ldg a,i.g around Da ^ - ...... Manchester Historicall Socllcty, Hue’s bomb-blasted walled

MB. GABY MISS NANCY • Fine celten coulil Like many animals, we shed a certain amount of our hair Lee Visits Hillhouse Sehool, • long and short Ungths regularly. The average person loses from 2 to 76 hairs every Nixon Blames LBJ day. ’This natural loss is auto­ Movie Directors Fuming • Walil lixtt 26 to 38 matically replaced by new growth and Is no cause for Rant an ELECTRIC water heater— andtkt (inina is m (f Warns Pupils of Disruption • Wall bonod front and back alarm. Hair which becomes For U.S. Troubles spots, however is a different Battle of the Apostrophe NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mayor classes for the remainder of the Santini’s action was a rever­ noticeably thin or develops bald APPPLBTON, Wls. (AP) — of the room yelled, "Give ’em day were canceled. sal of his decision following a matter. The major cause ot self- Richard C. Lee paid a visit to­ hell.” the producers association to conduct toe Dec. 15 brawl when he said that imposed hair loss and bald The complete assurance of plenty of hot water can mean a great deal to Richard M. Nixon told a cheer­ L ob Angeles Times — day to troubled HlUhouse High Lee spoke over toe pubUc ad­ spots is the restriction of blood “ They’ve done that to them­ Washington Post News Service negotiations. dress system at Hillhouse this no policemen would be position­ A lightweight but firm with an elastic ing breakfast audience today, School—with more than one- circulation to the scalp. This make your every day chores just that mucl) easier. With dependable hot selves,” Nixon said. ” I- don’t HOLLYWOOD —The nation’s moUon A. few days earlier, toe directors guild morning, to repeat for toe pu­ ed inside toe modem building. inner vest for abdominal support. The front lacing adjusts "never in history has the United have to do it for them.” formally notified toe employers’ associa­ third of toe pupils absent—and can result from sleeping with water, you can wash dishes fast . . . can wash clothes clean. And, as for picture and"television producers Sunday pils themselves toe jxjlicy he The HlUhouse Parents’ Com­ your hair wound overly-tlght on States been in more trouble in When he finished, Nixon and launched a counterattack in the g;row- tion that toe GuUd Would negotiate new told pupils that Incidents of law­ had stated before toe city’s mittee, meeting behind closed for a perfect fit — takes Inches off your figure with a curlers. Hair styles such as more places.” his wife, Pat, were invited to contracts only with individual producing relaxing hot baths, there’s nothing quite like the confident, easy feeling of ing battle of the apostrophe which could lessness and disruption “ can­ board of aldermen M on^y doors Monday night, drafted a smooth waist and hip line. pony tails, braids and chignons Nixon pinned toe responsibili­ operate a papermaking ma­ companies, not with toe association as sot of student 'conduct regula­ are equally serious offenders. knowing there will be enough hot water for evgry member of your family lead to a strike by the Directors Guild not be tolerated and wiU not night. ty for this on President John­ chine. Apppleton is in the heart of America when its contract expires the representative of all toe firms. tions for “ approval and action” If you are guilty of one of these son’s administration and he said of the papermaking industry. be tolerated.” Lee told toe students that in to enjoy. April 30. If the directors guild, whose member­ by school officials,” and urged errors, you should correct it the "blue chips have gone down A school spokesman said that any further cases of trouble in­ Nixon replied ” I’ll be glad to try The directors are fuming because The ship includes every major and minor parents *to exert “ continued immediately. the drain.” He referred here to to make some paper here. But 650 of toe school’s 1,750 pupils side or outside toe school If you want to correct your Assn, of Motion Picture and Television motion picture and TV director in toe “ stemming: from incidents in pressure for improvement of the So, inquire about a flameless, electric water heater. All you pay is a low what he said was the unraveling what I want to see in Washing­ were absent today—toe day aft­ situation” on "their elected rep­ present hair style or just Producers signed a contract about two country, cannot even ag;ree on proce­ this school, toe perpetrators of of the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ ton is someone cutting the pap­ er another eruption of violence resentatives.” Downtown Main change it for a different look, monthly rental, along with the lowest rate ever for electric service used. Simply years ago with The Writers GuUd of dures for bargaining, a strike could this violence who are juveniles come to SPELL OP BEAUTY, ganization. Nixon pointed to er.” at the' school. Although toe session came aft­ HOUSE America giving a possessive mark type come before any negotiations take place. will ibe taken out of this school MANCHESTER, Caldor Shop­ telephone your plumbing or heating contractor, or The Hartford Electric Light Latin America, Africa, and Asia Opening his initial drive for For the second time in two er the flareup, it was reported Street, Manchester of credits only to writers. The dlrectom charge toe association and referred to the Juvenile ping Plaza, 649-2806. Our styl­ as potenUal trouble spots for the votes in the state’s April 2 presi­ months, ' the school was the that toe 50 parents, school of­ Company, and gee why we say, Live Electrically . . . and the living is easy. The counterattack in the unique fight illegally, immorally and without cause Court. If these young people are ists will be glad to give you a United States. dential primary monday at scene of outbursts Monday. No ficials and students were called ★ flattering new one. Oleg Cas­ consists of letters from' individual pro­ gave toe writers toe right to use toe over 16 years of age .they will The former vice president be­ Green Bay, Nixon also set his injuries were reported but some together before Monday in re­ sini Wigs - Wiglets - F alls... ducing companies to the Directors Guild apostrophe after their names in adver­ be dealt with not only by the law- Open gan his second day of cam­ sights on capturing the farm furniture and -windows were sponse to signs of trouble. Private Wig Pitting and Color­ saying that the Guild’s contract will be tisement and on toe screen. but they wiU be expelled from paigning in Wisconsin with a vote in the national election smashed and fights developed Mayor Lee referred to the stu­ 6 D ays ing Rooms . . . Open; Mon., terminated April 30 and proposing that The association says there is nothing toe New Haven public school Tues., Wed., Sat. 9-6; Thurs.- broad scale attack on the ad­ next November. negotiations start at once to replace the illegal or wrong about toe contract ne- arpong pupils. dent violence in his annual ad­ ministration. He' spoke Infor­ Wisconsin will be the first ma­ The flareup invol-vlng several system.” . dress Monday night to the board Frl. 9-9. The Hartford Electric Light Com pany pact. g(otiated with toe writers. Thurs. till 9 P.M. HELPFUL HINT: mally, and his remarks were jor test of strategy on farm pol groups of 15 to 25 students oc­ Two policemen were to be sta­ of aldermen. HALE But more important, the letters say tioned inside the high school to­ curred during toe first lunch pe­ taken from a number of differ­ cy,” he said.. the Individual companies have selected (See Pago Two) "This city,” he said, “ will tol- A wom-at-the-comers plastic ent statements he has made riod at about 11:30, Order was day, according to John A. San- t l » € t tablecloth has plenty of good The former vice president' torn msmomo [icctric company previously. \ restored in about one liour but tlni, superintendent of schools. (8ce Pago Fifteen) yardage left in it for some pret­ (See Page Fifteen) liilliiliiiili l»9» ty book covers. At one point a man in the rear MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 V^ernon Coventry Cut Your Own Taxes— 4 Your Dental Sheinwold on Bridge Bond Items We REPAIR People In BUY You Should Know./. UNNECESSARY FLAY STAR . GA*ER!'*\> 8LPJJ. Health Drainage Seen Intolerable’ Deeds Filed -By CLAY R. POLLAN- On Agenda VOLKSWAGENS Don’t Fear Computer Cheeky THROWS SLAM AWAY NORTH . AMIS U*«A 3 MAR. 22 COMPLETE VW REPAIR HEBVIOE Mrs, Beatrice Little The News ♦ A 9 Your Daily AcIMIy Guide SEPT. 23 Although coat estimates for (This is the aecond in a aeries By ALFRED SHEINWOLD CP Q 7 ^APR. 20 According to the Stars. OCl’. 23 \ Claim All Legal Deductions At Post Office on Rt. 30 In January the proposed new Lincoln School Talkingr with Mrs. Beatrice of six articles oh dental health The trouble with winning 10 0 Q j 109 5 1 To develop message for Wednesday, 23-39-44-5«V REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES Who Comes First? "Extremely impleasant and Ing malntolnance service of the 2- 8-14-28 published by The Herald, In co­ world championships Is that ♦ KQ J Sixteen quAt-dalkn deeds and l y 32-43-56 read words corresponding to numbers 69-70-83-84VS; are not ready for tonights meet­ UtUe, who la well-known for NEW YORK ,(AP) — Eliza­ By RAY DE CRANE liven the unmanied or thS intolerable coiMUtlons” exist at postal department as well as operation with the Dental So­ your mistakes are sure to be re­ EST EAST TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. SCORPIO ing of the Board of Directors, her volunteer work In veterans NEA PubUcatlons newly manried who hesitated ported along with your the Vernon Poet Office on Rt. tiie owners to no avail. It ■was ^ warrantee deeds were re- OCT. 24 ) MORIARTYS CHEVRON SERVICE beth Taylor and husbcuid Rich­ ciety in observance of National J 4 87542 APR. 21 1 Good 31 To 61 Be they still may be ready in time itemizing in the past because triumphs. Think this over If a 80, according to a committee reported. oorded in the Toiwn Clerk’s of­ 32 You're 62 Situotions hospitals and patriotic organi- ard Burton said Monday they ’Hte many naiUonal stories Children’s Dental Health Week, KJ643 (?982 •may 21 2 Accept NOV. 22 ' to place the question for refer­ Tim Moriarty, Proprietor . . . of the ebsenco of mortgage in­ genie offers you three wiriies: of the Board of Representatives Houley said because the 3 Grotifying 33 For , 63 Todoy xatlons, is a heart-warming ex­ Feb. 4-10.) fice for January. K?\3537-40-45| 64 Business 5- 9-30-54,^ argue about who should have ithoi have appeared about In- terest and real estate taxes may K74 O 82 appointed to examine the situa­ 4Toke 34 Insuronce endum at an April 23 special don’t wish to be Giorgio Bella­ drainage field is not working Quit-claim deeds include Jo­ /60-73-75 5 Faults 35 Morrioge 65 Stick 62-68-81-85' perience. top bdlling in their costarring itemal Revenue’s ooonpuitera, la­ find it to their advantage to 10953 4 764 tion. election. 270 HARTFORD ROAD # 643-6217 Q. Some of my daughter’s donna unless you can take critic­ property effluent Is running sephine E. Bergenhottz, land on OIMINI 6 News 36 Post 66 Deol SAGITTARIUS beling them as Tlte Brain and SOUTH 7 You'll 37 Disputes 67 To The board tonight will con­ Mrs. Little, known' by her movies—-with each insisting the itemize this year. ism cheerfully. Representatives Thomas down Rt. 80 to the first catch l O M A Y 22 NOV. The Monster, have probably teeth are coming in crooked and 4 K Q 10 6 3 IRckory Trail, Waterfront Man­ 8 New 38 Your 68 M ay sider setting a date for six bond­ frtends as “ Bea Little,” says if Theso ore the types of mis­ Opening lead four of Hearts. Wolff and Robert Houley, in a basin. jV JUNE 22 39 Your 69 Love DECC. 22 ^ 1 other be named first. nerved to frighten many com- pushing her remaining baby A 105 or to Donald Betgenholtz; 9 Foilures ing items, with a new school asked which of her many activ­ takes the computer can detect When Belladonna played to­ report to the board last night, The committee recominended WUlnauer, land on 1^12-26-38-49 10 Need 40 Or 70 Morrioge 4-15-29-34 J T At a news conference. Miss ptotely honeat taxpayers. teeth out of line. My dentist 11 Keep 41 Decision 71 Moke in Center Springs Park one of ities is closest to her heart, she and the number o f returns it day’s hand a few months ago in 0 A 6 termed the conditions at the that the mayor ask postal of- U 51-76-79-86 42-53-87-89^ Taylor related; "I say, ‘I will Dont. let the comixiterB deiter tells me I should consult an 4 A 8 2 Brewster St. to John James 12 Check 42 Premiums 72 It them. would say visiting veterans hos- spotted such errors in loot year: an International toutnament. CANCER 13 Assistance 43 Morolly 73 Are CARRICORN not accept first billing,’ and you from claiming every pos­ orthodontist, but I feel it would 44 Chance 74 A However, Sec. 6—28 of the pitsds. Mrs. Little visits Rocky (bbtthema'Ucal enrora, 2,506,- West opened the four of hearts. W e st N o rth E a st .South C lt^m , poatmaster and the and ascertain the cauae of the and buUdlng on Beaver , JUNE 23 14 Duties DEC. 23 ^ HAVE YOU AN Richard says, 'you bloody well sible legal deduoUon' on your be easier simply to have the 15 Core 45 Business 75 Indicoted town charter specifies that, be­ 060 returns. Declarer was so deUghted to P a ss 1 0 P a ss 2 4 postal employes. problems and to recommend waterfloirt Park to j JULY 23 46 And 76 And JAN 20 Hill Veterans Hospital every win accept flnrt billing.’ ” income tax return. This is your dentist pull all my daughter’s 16 Your fore the board can approve the Superb EVENT SCHEDULED win the first trick with dum­ P a ss 3 a P a ss 4 0 17 Put 47 Then 77 And Thursday for the entire day. legal right Iritemal Revenue Incomeot or misBlng Social baby teeth out, since they’ll ^ e two committee members ^ O Hartford 1-2533-59 48 Priceless 78 Urwxp>ected 21-24-41-47A'' The couple flew here from P a ss 4 A P a ss 4 N T 18 Poise 65-67-72 I'tems to be included in a bond­ THAT CALLS FOR She has been doing tills for 15 expects you to claim no more Security numbers, 1,006,000. be replaced soon by permanent my’s queen ■ of hearts that he said the entrance, exit and park- certalnp^orm ancea and to re- savings and Loan lAa- ■ &J64-77-80-82 19 Or 49 Old 79 New London to publicize their new P a ss 5 0 P a ss 50 For 80 Adventurous ing referendum, it must fix the Q A m m FOOD? years. —end no less—than your indi- Use of wrong tax table, teeth. Isn’t this easier In the unthinkingly cashed the ace of 6 ♦ tng lot is completely broken up progress. eodatlon land and buildlnga on uo 20 The AQUARIUS film, "Dr. Faustus,” Christo­ A ll P a ss 2 JULY 24 21 Moke 5T Receipts 81 Close JAN. 21 estimated costs for those items. long run? hearts and ruffed the ten of with potholes as deep as 10 Inch- Specifically, the committee Naithan Hale Drive to WMlam 22 Gift 52 Swing 82 Action "We owe so much to the vet­ pher Marlowe’s 16th century vidua'l dreumstanoe calls for. w roi^ line or column, 1,000,000. FEB.' 19 The board ^is prepared to list It may be a weddtog, a ban­ hearts in dummy. Opening lead — 4 es and as big In diameter aa asked that the foUowlng be in- b . Huddleston Jr S,,, AUG. 23 23 Here's 53 Toxes 83 Or 9 m m quet or Just an taiformnl get- erans of wars and there is so drama. In the movie. Miss Tay­ The computer speeds up the Failuro to sign return, 316,- A. Emphatically, no! Baby 54 Frustrating 84 Travel the estimated costs of five of Glowing with satisfaction over 48 inches. vestlgated; Ihetallatlon of 7-10-13-31 24 A 3- 6-19-22/i together of a society, lodge or little they can look forward to, lor plays Helen of Troy, a non- prooeasing of returns. It sim­ 000. teeth are extremely important Also, KaiUe W., Harry C., and 25 Aspects 55 The 85 In the items, but not the sixth, the this beglrailng. Belladonna led Ihe report also cited the fact proper drainage to prevent 1-/52-55-66 26 All 56 Obligated 86 Commitments 27-61-78 \< some friendly group. especially when some of them speaking part, so Burton lost plifies cheeking malthematicaJ Missing statements or sched- to the shape of the child’s mouth Jeon B. Newcotnbe, land proposed new school. dummy’s ace of spades to begin of trumps at the second trick. that drainage is non-exlstant, yterly flooding and breaking up VIROO 27 Con 57 Behind 87 And nscEs have to spend the rest of their the current argument and gets accuracy end it spots question- ul'es, 300,000. space for the permanent teeth. on , Overtook Dr., Lakewood 28 If 58 Potience' 88 New Conceivably, approving the es­ •the job of drawing trumps. West When the jack falls. South cash­ with the water table at the time driveway and parking lot; FEB We Are Prepared to lives in hospitals,” she said. "I top' billing. ohle entirieB. M issing W -2 slips, 225,000. If all your child’s first teeth Heights, to Oatherine A. HiU; 29 Of 59 New 89 Stamps timated cost and listing the item dropped the jack, and Bella­ es the nine of spades, gets to the report was written, above ^ make the sanitary facilities 30 And 60 Upsets 90 Stort MAR. 21 But it has no 'way of discov- Misoelleneous mistakes, 600,- were to be pulled, the perman­ Bruce L. Charboneau, Midland may be accomplished at a fu­ Serve You to Your enjoy visiting these men and erans H'oepttal Include doing Miss Taylor echoed Burton’s donna’s big eyes widened and his hand 'with the ace of clubs 'the t<^ of the one existing drain. postal employes operational ^11-16-18-46 2/7 i«rlng the fact that you may 000. ent teeth already erupted would Rd., liakeiwood Drive land to @GooJ (^Adverse ^Naitrjl 7L74^^9o€ ture meeting of the board, find being able to turn their personal things for the vet­ sentiments about filming the his mustache bristled with hor­ to draw three more rounds of This, the committee said, ere- ^^^id to consider extending the ^ 4 8 - 5 8 - 6 3 Complete Satisfaction thoughts away from themselves erans such as giving them hair­ classics even if they are not mo­ have been entitled to medical, This is the type o f .error or beg^n to shift into the unused Vivian C. Charboneau; Ixniis J. sUli comply with charter re­ ror. He could glready see the trumps, and then leads out the ates wet, muddy and hazardous width of the current 22%-foot Our catering oervioe is set up by putting on bingo games, cuts, or manicuring their fin­ neymakers, saying: "We can af­ chatiteble, interest and tax de- omiaslon the computer was de­ space. And, as the later per­ Pietro, land and buildings on quirements. duoUctiB you failed to report signed to detect. beginning of the end. ace and another diamond. conditions endangering the SEtte- entrance-exit or possibly pro- to be flexible enough to ac- reading to them, helping to ger nails. She also brings them ford to do them now. It doesn’t manent teeth erupt, this would Northifiield Rd. to Nancy Plet- Pherson Jr. land and building Bales, land and buildings on Sec. 20—7 of the charter re­ or feared entering on your re­ Exercise care on your return Bad News . Confirmed West can take the king of ty of the public. viding a divider ait this point oommodate any size gathering. write letters for them or just homemade cookies and gathers matter If they make money or lead to more mal-alignment. u At- A _Et.i«EA • ro: Trio- Mine Hlnikle, land on on Mason St. to Elizabeth Tur- Spring Trail, Waterfront Meui- quires that only five days no­ turn. to ovoid these pitfial'ls. Declarer took the ace of clubs diamonds, but South still has the Why not call ns and talk over simply helping them pass the reading material for their li­ not.” I would definitely follow your In spite of a newly extended ^ “ L® Hinkle Mae Dr. to Araen E. ner Capra; Joseph F. Coughlin or, to Percy J. Chasse; Phyllis tice need be given the electorate the detallsT With the new medical insur­ and drew another round of ace of hearts to stop that suit. brary. She said that she has lo­ Miss Taylor, in a chinchilla But don’t let that Monster dentist’s ctovlce and consult an drainage field instaUed the first and Rose Benoit; Ulric Edward for a special election, such as time of day,” said Mrs. Little. ance deduction avaH'able to you trumps, confirming the bad Declarer can discard the ten of of this month, there were no entrance with separate ^ Glenbrook TraU Find Donald Warner, land and Katz, land on Edgemere Rd. Mrs. Little told of an experi­ cated over 500 books for their bonnet and a Dior mikskirt, was frigivten you a'way from claim­ orthodontist. This dental spe­ news when West threw a heart. building on Lakevlew Dr., Lake- and Rt. 31 to Joeeph A. and bonmng refer^dum for the flnat time this year, this hearts on one of dummy’s dia­ toilet facilities at the post of- ' Waterfront HedghtB to Lor- ence that she had before she library. asked if ebe 'would like to eee ing every deduction that is your cialist is well trained, to deal South had to lose a trump trick, view Ter., to Philip H. and Ex- Mona Barresl, and John A. The other five bonding items ooSld be the ideal year for you monds to make sure of the fice for the employes aa of Meanwhile, town counsel Ab- , ^ g q Blair; James A. Burns, to be considered tonight are: had her official pin which desig­ Blected royal matron of Burton knighted. due. with the particular problems oi and he was down one when he ilia Clmsse; Albert R. Tays, and Mary T. Brydon, land In to itemize ell yuur deductions slam. yesterday. bott Schwebel will check the waiterfront Park, Mink 1. School improvements and GARDEN GROVE nates her as a volimteer on her Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ “ Why,” she asked. “ So I poorly aligned teeth. He will ex­ eventually lost the diamond fi­ land and building on Root Rd. Twin Hills, to Oran A. and Bon- instead o f settling for one of the (Next: 'When joint, when sepa­ Dally Questions The post office property and the post office has with gyviu and Wamgumbaug Dr. to renovations, estimated at $879,- TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 first day at Rocky HUl Veterans ranth in January, Mrs. little could tecome a lady?” amine your child’s entire head nesse. to Charles E. Euid Rachel Le- nle B. Kelley, lesser standard deductions. rate returns.) As dealer, you hold: Spades, building la owned by National owners to see If it gives- g^lrtey Florence Bums; Charles 000. Hospital. has served as president of DU- and neck to determine the cause Not waiting for anybody else terreur, and the Moneto Con- K-Q-10-6-3; Hearts, A-IO-S; Dia­ Construction Co. of South Bos- postmaster the authority to ------...... 2. Air conditioning for Mary •worth-Oomell-Quay Poet No. 1 1 0 Years Old of her Improperly erupted teeth. to point the finger. Belladonna put fill to stnicUon Company, East Hart- "As I stepped off the elevator A READER SERVICE: To supplement this aeries, get Ray monds, A-6; Clubs, A-8-2. ton cufKl is lecujed by the govern- town pui nil in me parK- ^ Nancy J. Canfield Danks, . , Cheney Library, estimated at 102, Auxiliary of the American If it is necessary to remove excitedly accused himself of at the hospital, I noticed a vet­ LOWESTOFT, England (AP) De Cranes all-new 1968 booklet, a llne-by-llne guide through the What do you say? ment. ing tirea and ______Cadette Troop $55,000. Legion in 1060 and 1062. She some of the baby teeth —some­ tossing away a c(Hd slcun. His Ernest Reed and Sons, Inc. Bol­ eran sitting in a 'wheel chair —Mrs. Ada Roe celebrated her tax form. Use coupon; The board, in an attempt to ® report to the next meet- aienbrook Trail, Waterfront 3. Improvements to the Mu­ was also vice president of the times a tooth does remain . in mistake came early when he Answer: Bid one spade. The ton. staring Intently out of a win­ noth birthday without fuss to­ solve the problems for the mo- the board. Sponsors Sale nicipal Building Heating Sys­ 6 hand is slightly too strong for Heights to Ulrlc E. and Flor­ First District of the American day, serving milk as usual to the mouth too long and prevent took the ace of hearts and ruf­ Also, the First Connecticut dow. I remember it was winter an opening bid of 1-NT. Bid ment, questioned whether or ------ence A. Cote. tem, estimated at $50,000. Legion in 1954 and president of cum m ers at the local dairy. the permanent teeth from erupt­ fed the ten of hearts in dummy. Small Business Investment Co. Cadette Girl Scout Troop 10 and I asked him what he was the district in 1955. In 1057 she CUT YOUR OWN TAXES” the spade first, planning to raise not the town could deposit a i i Also, Edward E. and Nora K. 4. Replacement of the Police “I liaven’t reached retiring ing on schedule —the orthodon­ That completely unnecessary Bridgeport, Burton I. Bauch- which meets at St. Mary’s Epis­ staring at. I said, 'Isn’t that a 'Was elected master of the Mian- n to 2-NT If partner bids 1-NT. load of gravel in the parking W hite Selected Westover, land (16 acres nettr Station Heating. System and the -READ age yot, you know,” she told Dept. 060 tist will recommend it. But if ruff set up a trump trick for ner, assistant secretary, land beautiful maple tree out there? C op^ght 1968, lot to tdleiriate the pot holes. t ;*!'* 'C the WllUmaintlc and Hop Riv­ copal Church ■will sponsor a installation of I air-conditioning ohester Grange and was the P.O. Box 489 he decides to let the primary Ekist. wellwtshers. "Hard -work Is the ers) to Flrancla E. Hopkins; and buildings on Maple Dr., and a sprinkler system, esti­ He answered, bitterly, ‘You second -woman to be chosen Radio a t y Stotlon Declarer should lead the ace General Features Oorp. This poses a problem as to fligh t l^rgCant rummage sale Saturday from and WRITE US tiling to keep you going.” teeth remain in the mouth, it Lakeirlew Ter., to Beverly J. mated at $55,000. STOP wouldn’t think so if you had to vdiether or not the town can go a ,, ■Fnc A t s i ■ Nelson J. Bearce, land and • master in the history of the Ada has run the dairy for the New York, N.Y. 10019 will be because they are need­ 9 a.m. to noon at the old parish look at it 365 days a year.’ ” Grange, which was organized onto private property and do -A .t U S A F S c h O o l toulldtogs o n Mason St. to Sterl- R o ^ ^ P. Buslere; Arsene 5. Construction of a Secondary If you are interested in selling and want a dignified, re­ last half century, helped by one ed to save apace for the un­ any type o f dental treatment, spected station in life—want to earn from $12,000 to $15,000 “I went on my •way saying work._ y It was suggested y that diigtag and Anita R. MaePherson iJJ-E- anaand Rose oenon,Benoit, land on hall of the church, Treatment Plant, a Northeast in 1885. of her three daughters. Please send ...... copy (copies) of CUT YOUR OWN erupted permanent teeth. the dentiat’s flret concern is to Delta Chapter or more annually—want a connection where you have defi­ nothing. A few months later As a member of the commit­ bfayor John Grant write to Con- Cadet RoyRioy M. 'White,White, son of Jr.; Beverly MacDonEdd,MacDonald, Burton Hinkle Mae Dr. t to o Richard Proceeds will be used by the Sewer Interceptor and a Cross­ Any ambitions? I TAXES at 60 cents each to: sanne teetli 'whenever posBible. JacqueOtoe Adams, Charles Bamum; Catherine A. nite territory protection and are assured cooperation from aa I was stepping off the ele­ tee on Child Welfaiie for 1965, Your daugbtier’s mouth and Plans Events gressman William St. Onge to Mr. ajld Mrs. Roy H. White of VonDeck, JacqueOtoe Adams, Charles Baiiium; Cat^rtoe A. troop for a bus trip to Phlla- town sanitary-sewer main, esti­ "I wouldn’t mind being 80 denital arch are growing, just na We hove seen many oases of tell him of the problems ibut Keeney St., has been named Heirs cut Lauw of John VonDecU, Hill, land on Overlook Dr. delphia, Pa., where they will mated to cost the town approxi­ the home offlTO. ITou wUl qualify for a high oommlsslon vator one day, the same man she conducted a Christmas tree again,” she said. rate—plus bonus and extra incentives. NAME .. . she is. It may be that the ootho- poor birte, crooked teeth and an Delta Ohoprter, RAM will at the same time it waa felt a flight sergeant with the rank land on Root Road to Albert R. ryJt historical spots such as mately $1 million. The package was staring outdoors. He turned sale on the grounds of her unheaMIhy mouth ooilginate in. You get oU of this—and more— through seUing THE home, which enabled 'her to pur­ dontist will be alble to determine meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at that this would take much too cajdet master sergeemt at the Tays. and Dorothy P. Kennis- OMalley; Robert W. and Prls- independence Hall, the Liberty deal project Is estimated at $4.8 to me and said. You know that ctilkUiood, simply because a ^ ef f <«t11 „ T T nMMAAM 1 n n v«/1 Vl iiI1a4_ .«■ -9 A1__ . A n W — . THOS. D. MURPHY CO. 79th line which comprises Art Trenny Rohh Models that the crooked permanent the Masonic Temple. The Past long. U.S. Air FV>roe Academy. ton 'land to Frederllck W. Lapp®n, land and build- Bell, and the Betsy Ross House. million. Federal and state tree looks different to me now. chase a wheel chair and severail ADDRESS child did not hove his primary and Specialized Calendars, Greetings, BaUpointe, Pencils, NEW YORK (AP) — Trenny teeth ore a temiporary .problem Master Mason degree will be Another miggesUon was made Cadeit White, a member of Young. ings on Carpenter M . to John They will also have a guided grants would account for 85 per 'nils time it was spring and the baby swing chains for an out­ teeth properly oared for. Poor Book Matches, Gift Leather and timely Specialtlea The Robb, whose brother Cbarles and 'Will straighten out as the conferred. Grady Pearson, eoc- to have the government with- the class o f ’69, was selected Warrantee deeds include Ray- tour of Valley Forge. The scouts cent of the cost. PrO-rated cost line is terrific—strictly new, elaborate and exdiwive. huds had just 'begun to open door gymnastic set alt Seaside CITY...... STATE...... ZIP. primary teeth not only can lead up,” said Mns. little. iSani'tari'um. for tubercular chil­ married Lynda Bird Johnson mouth and arch girow. But we oeUent scrltoe, will preeide. A f­ hold rent from the owiteis until for the position in recognition mond C. and Helen R. Dube, Elmore A. M d .Mtolnette '^ k - are working on the challenge of shares would be paid also by A majority of the m en and women associated with us cannot etress too strongly that to crooked permanent teeth but “ Active Citizenship,” under the ‘'So you see,” said Mrs. Lit­ dren. last December, modeled at her Make checks payable to TAXES. Allow 3 weeks for delivery. ter the degree work, there will the situation is correoted. of his laader^p abHitles and land on Evergreen Trail and Ington, l^ d on M em w Rd. to the 8th Utilities District and by have again hit new heights of sales achievement in 1967. it is Important for you to fol­ alBo ere ollten more ■vulnerable guidance of Mrs. Everett Kelsey, tle, “it Is a matter of taking Another of her aotlvltes that first New York fashion ^ o w be a social time with refresh­ Representative Thomas Car- exc^ence in academic and Walnut TraU, Pine Lake Shores, Joseph J. and Catherine E. benefitting industrial plants. Ours is a lucrative, fast growing, dlgnlffled business with ______Manchester (Conn.) Herald______^ low your dentist’s eidvtce to as­ to decay. leader. their minds o ff themselves, and year for the A'uxillary w-as serv­ Monday. I ments. nithers said if a health problem mlUtairy performance. to Germain A. and Eleanor E. Brumbach. unlimited earnings and futiire security. sure your daughter’s dental Poorly aligned teeth create Those wishing to donate cloth- it’s easy if only someone shows ing as Poppy chairmani. She The dark-haired, 20-year-old On Saiturday the chapter ■will exists as far as the septic tank He will be commissioned a LeBel; David Stanley and Dl- Also, Elmore Turklngton et 8 PCT. INCREASE LIKELY Wo furnish everything—no in'vestment required. Our 79th health. spaces between the teeth, which that th ^ care.” Showed 'hospitalized veterans Milwaukee miss, who has done have its annual Ladies Night at and drainage fields are concern- second lieutenant and awarded ane Grace Titus, land on High ux, land on Merrow Rd. to Mi- ing, toys or white elephant ar- NE3W YORK — A survey line strictly new and exclusive is ready. New 1968 seUing allows food to lodge tightly in tides may leave them at the shioiws that U.S. man'ufactuireirs Mta. little is in charge of how to fashion these memorial some modeling in the depart­ Q. Why does my dentist feel the temple. After a poUuck alt ed then the State Board of a B.S. degree upon his grad- St. and Snake HUl Rd. to C. chael A. Wasko; Frederick W. ' season now under way. the spaces, n addition to caus­ church, or to have articles expect to increase their outlays recruiting volunteers for Oon- flowers of World Wax I. She al­ ment store where she used to that baby teeth are so impor­ 7, theiie will be an evening of Health should be contacted. uaition from the academy. Peter and Elizabeth A. Van- Young, land on Main St. to Gor- Act promptly. Give a brief background resume. Write Movie Directors Fuming ing decay, this type of food de­ picked up they may contact for new plamits end equipment necticut veterans hospitals. She so conducted a campaigns to inr work in her home town, i^owed tant? He sees my son regularly entertainm'ent. The event is Postmaster Donald Cum­ Ttie cadet is a 1966 graduate Dine; Clyde M. Jameson et als, don M. and Joan A. McClay; L. D. McKenzie, Vice President, THE THOS. D. MURPHY posit, if allowed to remain for Mrs. Richard Hairis of by 3 per oeiTt in 1908 over the has 232 volunteers now and terest the pubUc in buying three camial costumes at a poeb end seems to spend more time open to all oompenions and mings, over a period of almost of East Catholic High School land and buildings pn Berry Genevle(ve) Galeskl, land on CO., RED OAK, IOWA 51566. them, and she saw that the naen presentation at the Four Sea­ In Battle of Apostrophe 'working on his teeth than on some time, will irritate the their ladles. Reservaitions may two years, has requested action 'where he was a member of the Ave. Gerald Park to I. Robert Flanders Rd. to Peter A. 54 Green Rd. or Mrs. Beldon estimated $27.3 biiUlon spent in they ore each assigned to one gums, and gum disease may o f six hoi^itals in Ooimeotlcut were paid for their work. sons restaurant. mine. I thought adult teeth be made with Walter A. North by the superintendent of build- National Honor Society. Sahl; Sterling end Anita Mac- Makuch; Joseph E. and Myrtle Schaffer of 118 Porter St. 1967. eventually result. And g:um dis­ for one day each week. ’The vol­ In 1965, Mrs. Liittle was nam­ After the show, Trenny looked (Continued from Page One) were nu>re important. of 28K Garden Dr., cajutaln of around for her mother, Mrs. Oertainly, pennenent teeth eases are the leading cause of ■the host. unteers receive pins after they ed “Woman of the Year” by insist, the decision of the apos­ Burton’s Inc. Some of her past James Robb, and asked inter­ The association gave writ­ are more important since they adult tooth loss. have donated a certain number ers the apostrophe, and in trophe’s use should gio to the You can see that healthy o f hours. actlvites for which she was hon­ viewers, "D o you mind If I take must last the remainder of your HIPPIE TEMPLE IN NEPAL? doing so took it away not studio management and not be primary teeth are an important IMIrs, little herself 'has pu( in ored include a'dtkng as chairman off my shoes? My feet hurt.” life. But, as we pointed out in KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — just from directors but from spelled out in the writer’s con­ step to healthy permanent teeth 6,000 hours of volunteer -Work. o f the Red Cross Motor Corps, the previous answer, primary hippie leaders are seeking the producers and others who have tract to the detriment of all the —and good dental health. Some of her activities in con­ starting a Girl’s 4-H Club which $5 Million Bequeathed, teeth are Important, too, be N e ^ government’s permission historically had the right to use other artists involved. nection with Rocky HUl Vet- she called the “4-H Challeng­ cause they save space for the to build a temple at DhuUkhel, Donor Was Foundling it, the directors contend. permanent dentition. HEAVILY FORESTED ers’’, engagnlng in flood relief APPROPRIATE SALUTE three miles from here. work during times of disaster, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mrs. The Issue is important be­ One o f the reasons your den­ ATLANTA—^Miore than two- A hippie spokesman said CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — and being a blood donor for May Roberts de Wright, who be­ cause it is a matter of recogni­ tist may be spending more time thirds o f Georgia’s land area is “ Hlpplelsm is nearest to Hin­ Robert Timlin of Cheyeime is a many years. She 'has done vol­ gan life as a foundling, left $6 tion, and recognition can be on your son’s dental care is be­ (forested. The 25.8 million aci'es duism and Buddhism" and the IGREEHKG CARDS trapshooting enthusiast. So unteer work for the Veterans milUon to the University of more important than cash in cause he knows this will help of trees make forest products proposed temple will be the cen­ FiMt ALL OCCASIONS when he was married to the for­ o f Foreign. Wars and World War Southern Oaiifomla School of the world of motion pictures and assure that the permanent teeth the state's seoond-largcsl m- ter of research on Hippie reli­ See Onr Large Diqilsy I Veterans organiizations. Medicine, the university an­ television at times. mer Nona Gayle Weber the cer­ erupt In a healthy condition. In dusUy. gion and culture. emony was held at the Chey­ What’s Confusing About Mns. Little said that she and nounced Monday. The next job of a director de­ ARTHUR DRUG her hu^and “never go to sleep Mrs. Wright died last Aug. 24 pends in part, it is argued, on enne municipal trapshoot club­ at night, 'Without having done at the age of 78. She specified the recognition he receives for house. one good turn for the day.’’ that she hoped the money would his previous work, and the apos­ They were greeted by a five Mrs. Little in addition to her be used to. fight cancer, from trophe is a vital assist in giving shot salute from fellow trap- STARTS TUOW! volunteer work has a n-umber which her husband, Robert, that recognition. shooters after the ceremony. o f interesting hobbies. She has died, and arthritis, her malady. Under the writers guild con­ “ Best Picture of the Year” trained English painters for 40 They had no children. tract, for instance. Universal B. Drew—Times years and has run them in field The university said the be­ studios can advertise "Ross trials and won trophdee, certifi- quest was the largest endow­ Hunter’s production of Thor­ HELD OVER cates, and cash prizes. ment in its 87-year history. oughly Modem Millie.” Mandieater Pticiie 648-7832 In 1928 Bea Little won a silver Mrs. Wright’s executor, the \ iMHKEMCHOLS-WINNBll But the studio cannot adver­ STANLEY WARNER cup for the best bird dog in Rev. Morton T. Kelsey, said she tise the film as "Ross Hunter's W “BESTDIRECTORr •-B.r.nmcmethams %...? Connecticut. Her kennel is was adopted as a child in Chica­ Thoroughly Modem Millie’’ NOW known as the Silk City Kennel go by Col. Reuben M. Baker and since Hunter was the producer STATE and her dog -who won that tro­ his 'Wife, Sarah. She inherited a and not the writer. (Richard rwte p«iiKiNC iiWCH tT. m«» or TMtATu \ \ ANNEBANCRdR phy for her was called Silk sum variously estimated at AT Morris 'wrote the script.) “Walt Until Dork” 6:35-8:50 ) \ DUSTIN HOFFMAN City Girl. She now has two )20,000 to $100,000 and used the The writers contract permits 7:05 pointers which are of the tenth funds to build up an investment the use of the apostrophe only AUDREY 9:10 \ katharineross generation. fortune. for writers when the author’s HEPBURN Collecting doUs from foreign name is used directly before the THE countries is another of Mrs. Thant to Take Trip name of the film. ALAN JOSEPH E. LEVINE Little’s hobbies. She said that ARKIN NKUNtt UNITED NATION'S, N. Y. It Is permlssable to say, "Di­ T!TTnT friends who have traveled send (AP) — Secretary-General U rector George Roy Hill’s Pres­ RICHARD b80 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HAHTFO»D the dolls to her. Also in her col­ entation of Thoroughly Modem PAIIIVISIOir COLOR Thant announced Monday he CRENNA GRADUAn ESFREE PARKING 528 3333 lection she has dolls for -which ■will leave tonight on a trip M llle,” or his "production of she has made clothes and M ‘Golden Tomorrow’ 6:15-8:25 which will include talks in Mos­ ENDS TONI1E "THE INCIDENT" ot 7:05-9:10 — ADULTS ONLY has used them as decorations cow With Soviet Premier Alexei The directors argue that often WINDOW “ Biggest for events In her auxiliary or­ N. Kosygin and in London with they are virtually the creators ganizations. Mrs. Little has her of a film and should be given f liip if o L \ Bundle Of Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Tbem All” SHADES dolls displayed in a glass show­ IWIIIIsiontic/ Thant also will confer in New the recognition for their artistry 6:40-8:55 M ckI* to O rder case that her husband built for Delhi with Prime Minister Indi­ by the use of the apostrophe. “ Glri and the General” 7:00 her. ra Gandhi and President Zakir But in any case, the directors Bring your old rollers In nnd Mrs. Little and her husband, save 86o per shade. Husain. While in New Delhi he Wilber Little, who o-wns Sham­ will address the second-session ALSO rock Farms at 195 Spencer St. of the U.N. Conference on Trade VENETIAN BLINDS where they have lived for 44 and Development. , UOUJARD,, years, have two married chil­ The subjects he will take up Nominated dren, John H. McHugh of 195 with various leaders were not THEATRE EAST For HUlstown Rd, and Mrs. Evelyn announced, but the crisis in , ■ANCMniU nUMAM • 640-S6M 5 Globe Poster of Wapping. Ib e Littles Asia, including Vietnam, ap­ Awards JounionI have ten grandchildren and five peared certain to be discussed. ACRES OF FREE EASY PARKING great-grandchildren. Thant is scheduled to return The Littles also raised four to New York the night of Feb. STARTING WEDNESDAY— FEB. 7Hi S.B.M. INVESTMENT SAVINGS orphan children for ten years 13. EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING tv t who are now married or in the service. Mrs. Little has dis­ Another Portrait? Julie A s You Love Her... Sin«rii)£:, played pictures |f all six of her 0 HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) —Mrs. lAancing, Delighting:— No Seats Reserved children and their children in F IS H F R Y Peter Hurd, whose husband’s her living room^^ UNiyiRSAL presenlt painting of President Johnson was not kindly received at the (Julie Andrev\rS: NOW— ALL DAY WEDNESDAY White House, said Monday she It’s the Highest Rate in Town 1 would like to paint a portrait of MaryTylerMooiw Blueprint Services Mrs. Johnson, Manchester Mrs. Hurd, 60-year-oId artist, A ll You E. A. JOHNSON Blueprint and Supply, Inc. commented, "She’s a hand­ Carol Cliannlng • (James Fox 690 Hartford Bd., Manchester some, spirited womeoi and very , xROSSHUNTEirS Can Eat PAINT CO. 649-8608 paintaWe.” P>oducwnol * 1 .1 9 723 MAIN ST. Rockville Exchange Ent. 1495 Mrs. Hurd said she and her ! f husband still are on good terms T h o r o u q h W W O " ' " " WONDERFUL BONELESS FILLETS with the Johnsons despite the commotion last year over the Fried to a crisp golden brown avings ank presidential portrait done by S B French Fried Potatoes • Cole Siow Hurd. SAVE CASH ON FUEL Oil President Johnson, upon in­ Tartar Sauce # Rolis and BuWr ^ 1 ^ 200 Gal. Minimum specting the portrait, was quot­ ed as describing it as "the \ig- Cocktails Served OF M anchester llest thing I ever saw.” 649-5203 MAIN OFFICi lAST tRANCH WEST BRANCH The portrait had been painted 923 Main Strett E. Cvnltr Sirttt, Cor. Itnoa Monchtittr Parkod* 24 HOUR NOTICE FOR DELIVERY ‘SostvJn ^B^trlceU llie : Mtmbar el F«d«iol Depoiil Intufontt Cerp. SO U TH W IN D SO R OFFICE > Sullivan Avtnue Shopping Ctnttr not from sittings but from the V ER N O N ^ BURNSID E O F F IC i — Bvmiidt Avtnu* at Churth Strtet, Eail Hortlord stufly of photogiraphs. The por­ A UNIVtRSM. PICTURE CASH Oil CO. trait, still owned by tht Hurds, TELEPHONE 289-7013 now hangs in . the Roswell Mon. thru Fri. - 8:30 — Saturday-Sunday - 2:00-5:00-8:80 MANCHESTER Museum in New Mexico. Ehids Tuesday ‘The Send Pebble8”-^how n at 8 :00 M«iin Office & PcRkcKle Office Open Saturday Mornings! EAST HARTFORD — MANCHESTER The Hurds, in Houston over ON TOLLAND TURNPIKE . .■ 1 ' '■ 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE the weekend for the polo match­ es, reside on a 2,200-acre New U aasaasoasDasDa V4 MILE OFF OAKLAND STREET Mexico ranch. p a g e f i v e PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968

Vernon an automobile accident on Tolland Vernon Windsor Ave. two weeks ago. South Windsor A paramount memorial will Don I W.lll ti:i .1 Spi-'M' i': l .IMOn Viet Devastation Widens a valentine Baptist Church Grant Proclaims > be purchased with proceeds of Town Council Orders Study ByRv BanditR Jndit in T f l Y ‘ Planners Hear Proposals the fund. Contributions may be B A R R i C i N i day party Names Officers Heart Month sent to Arnold ZacMn In care FAIRWAY of the synagogue. Donors will CHOCOLATES As Reds Press Offensive Of Public Refuse Collection Store Holdup ^ For Shop Center, Car Wash Officers of the Rockville Bap­ Television A proclamation designating be Mknowledged In a letter to FIRST February as American Heart (Continued from Page One) dowrt a Viet Oong flag and ran ing 546 Americans, and 7,186 tist Church were elected at the 6:00 ( 340) Perry Meson (10) MoHale's Navy Atty. Kerensky. ciuali; tl't-'ii 0?''’ The Town OouncU Inatiucted blc to enter Into an agreement BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A ban­ Plans for several commercial rented on a one-ye«r lease. He annual meeting last week. ( 8-13-32) Mike Douglas 7:16 (40) News Month has been Issued by May­ . m . “ P Stripes. The wounded, 3,084 of them Ameri- the Public Health and Safety with Manchester than to disturb WlAl has one child at present in the (18) Highway PairoT 7;il6 (40) Sports or John E. Grant. The mayor a probing attack Bonday. The commander h a ^ l d his cans. dit used a chemical spray In ventures, Including a shopping They are Board of Deacons, (OO) Bte Picture 7:30 (34) £91k>tt 'Norttm Oommltitee last night to study gravity flow with pumps, nils Grove St. apartments. A resi­ Thomas Combs and Ted Drake; (34) MifiterogerB Neighbor- ( 8-10) Opening Oeremoniee, called upon local citizens to help U.S Oommand said that except men earlier in the day that the In an arc 16 miles or less toe feaslbUiity of ipifbUc refuse area includes 2,0(X) acres in the holdup of a jewelry store center and a car wash were iKxd Olympics (C) ► these dent superintendent is on the trustees, Frank DeParolls; their Heart Association’s re­ Taken by for Hue, U.S. and South Viet­ Souto Vietnamese flag should be from Saigon, Americam troops collection. South Windsor and 1,100 in Monday, police said. presented to last night's meet- (30) combat (103033.30) 1 Dream of Jean- Visit raised when toe headquarters reported killing 132 enemy sol- premises at all times, Webster budget and finance, Guy Miller, (40) PttaastoneR nte (C) search, education and commun­ CARTER’S millions namese forces had regained In revlewtag toe problem toe Manchester. Encompassed in The jeweler, Alfred Bellc- Ing of the Planning and Zoning stated. S:30 (130) Scope (18) Secret Agent was recaptured, but his order dlers Monday while losing eight Earl Edwards and Ralph John- (13) Daktari TC) ity heart programs through con­ control of all cities and towns oouncU reiteraited toe vtolatlons this acreage Is toe heavily pop- mere, 60, was temporarily (18) Aflomoon Boport W i T T L E for over was ignored in the excitement dead and 26 wounded. Govern- Commission. The PZC will hold a work ses- son; mission, Robert Hughey, (40) Peter Jennlngfi (C) 8:00 (10303330) Jerry Lewis (C) tributions and volunteer service. seized or deeply penetrated by of the present sanitary land fill ulated residential area of South blinded by the spray and told ^fixings (34) Whait'd New? (3i) (Connecticut Issue 75 years Liggett Drug of storming toe building. ment troops reported killing an- Also presented was a request slon to beg^n the drafting of Harry Jensen and Mrs. Shirley rie noted that since 1950 med­ 1 P IL L S . Viet Cong forces In their attacks ordinance and toe uncoopera- Windsor including sections of police the bandit threw him to 6:00 ( 3-10-10) News, Sports. 8:30 (18) Subscription TV in homes Lengel reported that toe Ma- other 65 Communists neair Sal- for a zone change from, com- multiple family apartment reg- Johnson; music committee, Wcaihar ( 8-40) It Takes a Thief (C) ical research has resulted In a on 85 major populatiim centers tive reoponse to an in'vlitabion Avery St., Kelly Rd., Beelzebub the floor and steppped on him. mercial to light industriat for ulatlons Feb. 19 at 7 p.mf fol Mrs. Velma Martin, Mrs. (30) McHale's Navy ( 313) Red Skelton (C) like yours rines gained only two more city gon. They said 18 South Vlet- rfrom either fairway store . . . 9:00 (103033-30) Tueoday Movie 1C per cent decline In the mor­ M m M at the Parkade In toe last eight days. But flght- for toe five licensed collectors Rd., Orchard Hill area and Bellemerc, owner of the Belle- (13) Nerwsbeat blocks In their dogged drive namese soldlOrs were killed and 2.42 acres on Kingsbury Ave. lowed by the regtdar meeting Amelia DeParolis, Mrs. Sue (32) HigMighls (C) tality rate from heart disease tag continued In Saigon and In — In this'this town to appear before the Caldor -N—North o rm MManchester ^cnester jewelry Shop on Fairfield and a plan for 24 garden apart at 8. Drake and Edwards; Christian (ilB) Merv drlftln (®^)a<) Boston Symphony ( 8) Ncwswlre 9:30 3) Ck>od Morning World (C) among persons under 65. Dalat, in toe central highlands, whlto ^ s ^ t o f ^ r t W !!f troons continued council. Only two cempUed undeveloped secUon of toe neigh- Avenue, said the man fled with r # seals hankies ments to be located in two units The Scoreboard education, chairman, Mrs. (34) Discovery .840) N.Y.P.D. (C) During the week ending Feb. aso . well „ - i i aso . ini« Hue capital of Thua Government troops continue council’s request bor town. some______cash »h» and watches — the on Tolland Ave. St. Matthew's CYO Baaket- Juanita Shepherd, Mrs. De­ (20) Man and (ballencre (13) CBS Playhouee (C) Thlen Provln(». He said the Ma­ mopping up opemUons in the ’ ( 6:06 (40) Combat 10:00 ( 3) Connecticut, What’s 26, 420 volunteers will visit Heavy fighting bnike out Ooicr/in OouncUman Abraham Glass- In speaking of toe heavy pop- y^lue of which was not Imme- The PZC discussed junked bait team defeated St. Joseph Parolis and the pastor with rines now hold 18 blocks, or 6:30 (lO^iSO) HunUey-BrlnJdey their neighbora to distribute anew in three troublesome ** who placed the resoluUon ulatlon secUon of South Windsor diately available, candy cake tins j cars and will investigate the of Rockville 99-39, Sunday. Ron others to be elected from var­ (C) ( 8-10) Invaders (C) roughly 40 per cent of their ob­ (30) Social Security 10:30 (18) Suhicripllon TV heart fimd literature and col­ areas of Saigon, and Viet Oong and the U.S. (^mmand re^ rtM ^dfore the oouncU, stated that too town manager referred to It ^he jeweler was alone in the possibility of a town beautifica- Gumon was high scorer with 20 ious committees. jective, on toe south side of toe (24) Wbnfs New? (R) ( 3) Harry Reasoner Special, lect donations. troops made large and small at­ flBhttag ronttaued ta ^ possible courses would as an area "prone to problems” , gj^re at the time. He told police tlon campaign with First Se- points. ( 3-13) Walter Crenkite (C) Who, What, When, Where, Perfume River. dollies cookie cutters Mrs. June Gardiner was elect­ ( 8) Peter Jennings News (C) Why (C) Kerensky Fund tacks against police stations, a the delta town of Ben Tre. om - ^.jber for the town to run Both requests for authorization t^e man entered, asked to sec lectman Ernest Vik. The ToJland Freshman Bas­ AP correspemdent George dais say 1,000 civilians were ed church clerk; Leoneird Skog- 6:46 (30) IjocnJ News 11:00 ■( 3-8 (C) 10333040) News, A fund in memory of Betsy U.S. commissary warehouse toe trash ooileotioji or to con- were passed unanimously. ring, then a catalogue, The shopping center will be ketball team will play Somers 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie SportB, Weather McArthur reported that South killed and 1,800 wounded when lund, collector; Thomas Rule, ( 843) Truth or Consequences (20) Tbm Ewell Show Kerensky has been created by and an American officers’ billet. tract itoe Job out. Deputy May- Resident State Policemen “ While glancing through the paper tableware^ located at the junction of Rts. Junlorr Varsity bomorrow at Vietnamese troops were making caught In earlier fighting be­ cut-outs assistant collector; the pastor, (C) 11:26 ( 3) Tuesday Starliight (C) the Sistertuxid and congrega­ They took over an electric pow­ or Waaren •Westbrook, who is In other business the town catalogue," Bellemere said, 30 and 74, and will be construct­ 7:15 pm . in the high school (3330-40) Nows, Weather 11:30 (10-2033-30) Tonight Show (C) steady progress driving Com­ tween guerrillas and govern­ the ■ Rev. Robert LaCounte, (30) Hutkley-Brinkley ( 8-40) Joey Btehop (C) tion of B’nal Israel Synagogue er plant in one section of the also the chairmain o f the iPuib- manager was authorized to con- "the man pulled out an object ed by Werner O. Kunzli Jr. A gym. munist troops from toe two- ment troops. meeting coordinator; Ernest (34) Supervisory Practice (13) Late Movie of which she was a member. city, cut the power and held lie Health and Safeity Oommit- tract for toe services of a res- end sprayed it in my face. . organizational discounts, too! liquor permit for a package mlie-square walled citadel, the The Tolland Junior High Kloter, moderator and Sunday SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINGS Mrs. Kerensky, wife of Atty. the plant for an hour. An Amerl(»n tee, said toot he la apposed to Ident state policeman. Represen- ◄ store has been given Kunzli, re­ once ornate 19th contury home Basketball team will oppose school superintendent; Charles Solomon Kerensky was killed In Marauding Viet Cong bands some areas th® u ^ municipal refuse collection but tatives from both toe Planning quiring him to complete build­ of Vietnam’s emperors which shields for toelr . , ___,___ . .______Uiir-lr onH Ron. Boltiofi Junior High tomorrow chilberg, assistant superlntend- were spotted in 11 different sec­ clvUlans as smeu» *«r uic.. contracting of such and Zoning and Park and Rec- both stores, main street and east middle turnpike, ing within 90 days or May 1. form most of the northern part Public Records ait 6:15 pm . in the ToUand e n t;, Mrs. Martin, Sunday Radio tions of toe city. The U.S. Com­ advances. There was also evl- .nric^am to on experienced reatlon commissions were add- ◄ He will start the center with High gym. of Hue. dence the Communists refused inter-agency commit- Wamuiteo Deeds openpen every thiirsday and fridny night till 9:00!»;oo: school secretary, and Mrs. May (TMs listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS mand estimated 900 Viet Oong three stores to meet the 90-day The Tolland Freshman team Xerox Copy Service MacArthur, flyta g over the Kloter, cradle roll superintend­ were still operating in Saigon, Gcniments by other councU- tee on state and federal grants. George D. Morton Jr. and limit, adding the rest of the has won 8 games and lost 2, so minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Citadel In an artUlery spotter they knew would come under al­ ent. Manchester Including a battallm of 400 men men Included questions as to and an intinerary and details Cynthla H. Morton to Myles I stores later. far thiis season according to plane, reported the South Viet­ lied counterattack. A proposed budget of $25,000 WDBC—1360 6:36 Afternoon Edition Blueprint and Supply, Inc. How much should be spent for a and toe rest in smhll bands. cost of such a project, sugges- tar ®n Inter-agency inspection and Maida W. Gangell, proper­ 'Die shopping center will be athletic Director William Hoi- (or the current year was unani­ 6:00 Dick Robinson 7:(X) Americana namese held more than half the Although no new g;roimd fight­ 7:26 David Brinkley A mile north of Tan Son Nhut tions for public hearings and tour of town-owned facilities ty at 62 West St. of colonial design featuring ley. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester compound. However, toe Viet ing was reported at Khe Sanh, t mously adopted by members 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:30 News of the world funeral? The answer to that question airport. In the northern suburbs ing was reponea at one ouerv as to -whether the bids and other points of Interest are Archie and Regina L. Moricz brick veneer and wood. A full Achieves Honors who also gave their pastor a 1:06 New.'!, Sign Off 7:46 Joe Garasiohi Oong flag still flew from one of U.S. B52 bombers kept up raids ? X ^ u “ h i e to be arranged. 7:60 Sing Along 649-8698 of the city. Red troops report­ to Glen R. and Alessandra E. basement will be provided for Wayne Wilhams, son of Mr. standing vote of confidence. WRCH—810 the battlements, and strong in the area where an estimated 6:00 Hartford HighUodtfs 7:66 Emphasis is this: The family should spend only edly outflanked a government ■violated the ordtaance could be Mayor Howard Fitts congrat- Brlere, property at 142 Avery the center which will confer and Mrs. CaHlford WllUams of News 8:05 Pop Ckmoert Communist forces were stub­ 20.000 Red troops feice toe 5,000 Church Society Officers 7:00 9:06 Nlghtbeat battalion and pinned it down. eliminaited from conslderatiDn. ulated the family of Miss Jo- St. to all zoning regulations, ac- KoKley Rd., achieved honors for 8:00 Gaslight bornly resisting for the eighth Marine defenders at toe combat Mrs. Eva Ziemlenskl has Quiet Hours 10:30 Conn. What's Ahead as much as tKey wish, ever mindful of With regard to toe question anne O’Neil of 4 Murray Rd. 12:00 11 ;00 News, Weather, Sports The South Vietnamese were re­ strai^t day in the northwest base. In all, the Communists Certificate of Condemnation cording to the builder. the second marldiig period at elected president of the WPOP—1410 town attorney Daniel Cava- °n her selection as Connecticut 11:26 Sports Final ported taking heavy casualties, and southwest corners of the are believed to have 36,000 to State of Connecticut against WESTERN 6:00 Danny Clayton Show Ample parking space will be Windham Regional Technical jtosary Society of St. Joseph’s 11:35 Other Side of the Day 11) their standard of living (2) avail­ and a second battalion was sent naugh feH that perhaps It could Junior Miss. The mayor said Delphine Kohn Holzman, Ber­ School. 7:00 Lee "Babl" Simms Show CAMERA compound. 60.000 men along South Viet­ provided, he added, calling this Church. 12:00 Gary Glnird Show to reinforce them. Little movement was reported be aiccompUshed but felit toait that the town is very proud of nard L. Kohn, Jerome C. Kohn Bulletin Board WINF—1230 FOR DIVIDED VACA’nONS able funds (3) the effect on future nam’s northern frontier. the key to a shopping center’s Other ofCicers include Mrs. In another heavy battle south inside toe palace grounds, much it was a delicate matter and a t'®*'- and Edward S. Rogln, trustees, The Boys Lieegue will meet 6:00 News HONOLULU (AP) — City RENTAL Navy fighter-bombers at success. He has three tenants Stella Sbrychorz, vice president; 5:16 Speak Up Sports of Tan Son Nhut, Communist of which appeared from the air north severe penalty to impose. Atty. Bulletin Board 44.9 acres of Kohn Bros. land tonight at 8 at the United Harry Reasoner Oonucilman Matsuo^ Takabukl REPAIR tacked Red buildup areas lined up for the first secUon. Mrii. Sophie Gworek, finamcdlatt 5:30 income. troops cut a force of South Viet­ to be a no man’s land. The air­ on the north side of Spencer St. Congregational Church. The 6:36 K>eek Up Sports says Augustine Salvat, Mexico’s Plans for the self service oar secretary; Mrs. Bemie Per- 6:00 Have a probiamt namese paratroopers off from strip was streiwn with toe burnt and partly in East Hartford. wash to be located on the cor- league ia seeking volunteers zanowskii, treasurer; Mrs. Nat­ 6:16 Speak I ^ Hartford minister of tourism, favors di­ M T in . FU.U jSddu., W en be glad to | B B H k A MIMIIK.THI OftDfll 06 TMC AOIMM M il their command post. wreckage of half a dozen spotter T t J T . ner of Rt. 30 and Sand Hill Rd. wimng to assist with the p r o - ______^ 6:46 Lowell Thomas rect flights between Acapulco or 9 flew 130 miles farther Into North Marriage License alie Suprenant, recording sec- 6:66 Ptril Rlzzuto A 'third fight raged near the planes and helicopters. Councilman Sills suggested Parish Chodr rehearsa:! will fol- Mexico City to Hawaii. Takabu­ Fine PlMito Vietnam to pound the often-at­ George William Horn Sr., show a colonial style four-bay pnam, since the town has^^v- .ret^ry; the Rev. Hyacinth h e - 7:00 The World Tonight national soccer stadium in Cho- Heavy mists and a drizzling toat perhaps the crux of the at 8 p.m. 7:15 Fhank Gifford kl adds that Salvat feels that tacked Vlnh airfield. But mon­ building, with carriage lights assurance that facuiiUes cliaplain; and Mrs. Mary- 7:30 Alexander Kendrick NASSIFP lon, toe Chinese quarter of Sai­ rain made air strikes Imixissi- town’s problems with refuse St. Margarat-Mary’s I^dl®® N O W — 2 Fine Stores To Serve You mounted between the bays on will be available this Summer, Jaslon, Mrs. Anna God- 7:36 Slpcek Up Hartford such air service winild be a log;i- soon weather kept U.S. pilots Guild will hold a Mother-Daugh- Paganl, 160 Slater St., Feb. iOO MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. gon, and government troops suf­ ble. coUeoUan violations was the 61 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Open Tuee., Wed., Sat. 8:00 News cal link for tourists who wish to CAMERA SHOP away from the North Viet­ 3 to g 24, St. Bridget Church, the front of the building. Plans Board o f Tax Review Mrs. Josephine Lemek, 8:10 Speak Up Hartford fered four dead and five w7 MAIN STRFFT serviced by city water and sew- jorie Stephens. The event was W. Middle Tpke. Sunday night Mata St, yesterday. prlsoner” in Hue. tain areas, it was more feasl- ers and are near a bus line. toven in toe Federation Room co-iHrecitor. Sil- PORK CHOPS 89lb autoOugh there -was no sign of The mitt knob end toe front The complex would be local- center Congregational vol^ ^v°S^te^ forced entry, police said. visor window o f the car owned ed1 on 4.12 acres of land, of church ^ Center O ^ m A -watoh worth about $83 was by Edward SerreH o f 83 Weaver Church. BeiUei, end has been soloist vtoich CHICKEN QUARTERS reported taken from toe display Rid. -were both found broken at oasle o f Manchester Surplus Burr Comers yerterday. STYLARAMA PURCHASES OVER LEGS Lb 39c Soles elt 169 N. Malta S t by About $60 was reported mdss- erty borders on Shenlpelt Lake amuiged by Thurlow Law- ______James F bbt yesterday afternoon, ng by Mrs. Donald MtUer of 441 Oerter S t after she said her ONE QUARTER MILLION SQ. FT. OF ^ Zonlns Rules rence ; a durt by Gloria Coro SHASTRI ADMITTED CANNED pottoe said. A mailbox was blown apart house was entered and her The anortm erS^ouId cover Comp, 'Cow- j^vV DELHI (AP) — The apartments would cow r Lullaby,” traditional; Flora "Servants of India Societv” has PICNICS yeotertlay in front o f toe home pocketfoook rifled. There was no 86,000 square feet In ToUand, "Tn,« «J«rvants or inma isocieiy nas of Mrs. Elizabeto Hiuiter of 106 sign o f forced entry. with 3,576 square feet per unit. admitted its first woman mem- Summer Sit David Sedtacek o f 324 Hillls- The Ver^ap^rtmento would P®" ® ®®"*ury of RfB END Six wiiutowjs o f a goiia^c and town Rd. nepomtod $30 cover 93 (RX) sauare feet, with ® breakdown arrangement, existence. 3 ‘-kern .99 & FffvM wetiQ brjolceti yesrtorday ait from & Tockjer ait hds home .9cxme- s I S S T s S ^ t o T J i r ^ t . ®‘«P‘*®«“ ’ P‘^ ’ P^^y She is Mrs. LaUto Shaatri, tliie home of Howard Chieney of time laat wetek. The Tolland apartments are J"* a * ^ p m e n t of toe s ^ e former Indian Prime PORK proposed according to Vernon Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri, zoning regulaUons, Indudli* a L uv^ r is a S ^ o r had been a society mem- You’re 114 Mifcl^ soace ner a ^ - “ ^®^ England Folk her. New State Rd. Apartments ment provision. Society members surremier CHOPS LEAN The PZC explained It has not Londonderry Air’ and Coun- yieir entire Income for toe or ri^ flowt^AYva »» .... formalized its axiartment regu- try Gardens.' ganization’s work. The society Approved by T own Planners lattons and advised Webster it ^ Frere Jac- allocates to its members moder­ HELLMANN’S THRIFTY LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED ON out would inform him when they V ff’ »nng th® audleMe; ate sums for their dally needs. BOILED A special permit for 48 apart­ toat town storm drainage should are ready. Webster will at that -lohnsbM, contralto, stag- ments In four buildings on New tie Into the new storm sewer (P in t) 39c SANDWICH and toe town should pay toe dif­ time formally make appUcation R usato Folk songs, MAYONNAISE State Rd., north of toe Hock- for toe proposed units. T tie White Birch,” and "The su ggestio n HAM «> ference In cost. He wiU also have to obtain Three Boyars,” atxompanled by MAXWELL HOUSE 69 anum River, was approved by Approval was given by toe FINISHED BASEiVlENT approval from Vernon and from Stephens; Fiona Chose ALL WAV'S BEST toe Town Planntag Commission TPC for a subdivision on Ver­ non St. of three lots near toe of it... toe Capites Region Planning lilaying “Kod Nedre,” a He- INSTANT COFFEE 6 Oz. Jar 77c last night. The applicants are Agency because of toe two-town 'brew melody; an Indian folk IMPORTED Raymond and Lewis Damato. Vernon town line. The applicant Involvement. « « « ^ audience, “The PILLSBURY was Atty. Paul Marte. The 36- ^ C A N D '"-® The commissioners gave toelr The entrance rood would be Tonga WaUah Pony Driver"; approval with toe provision that acre parcel Is bounded on toe privately built and maintained MBdrod WUles, playing on the 5 ^ 49c sidewalks be put In along toe south and east by Green Manor FLOUR HAM property and on toe north by at no cost to toe town. ®t»to harp and singing "Cum ba apartments that front on New toe Vernon to-wn line. At toe Jan. The apartments would be slm- Yah,” an African folk song, SW EET LIFE State Rd., and toat a,blind sew­ 2 public hearing, no opposition Uar in design to a unit buUt by and "Swing Lew, Sweet Char- No. 2>/z er is laid tar future tie Into toe was expressed to toe applica­ Webster on Grove St. in Rock- lot," a Negro spiritual; Iona Cans OTC R 0 U « - proposed Northeast sewer proj­ vUle. The plans call for 16 one IngensoU, staging “Waltzing SLICED PEACHES 3 59 tion. ect when it extends to toat area. bedroom units to eight duplex Matilda," an Austraiian folk SW EET LIFE The plans call for septic tanks (twobedroom) units. Rental aong, end “■When oh -When," an on a large tile field and for 2 costs would be $130 for toe one Argentinian folk song, two-story buildings and 2 one- Tough Weather bedroom urtlts and $160 for Refreshments wero served Plastic GaL BLEACH 39c story buildings. Sixteen of toe PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP)— two, bedrooms. after the program. Mrs. Doris units will have two bedrooms. Hazardous track conditions have Webster handles his o'wn ren- Belding was chaiiman o f a re- The area was zoned in Aug­ FANCY YELLOW forced Narragansett Park offi­ tal arrangements and does not freshment committee. She was TEMPLE DELICIOUS LEAFY ust to Residence A, previoindy permit chUdren or pets In toe aasisted by Mrs. Rose Huck, zoned Rural Residence. The cials to call off seven of toe one bedroom units. A limit of Mrs. Comp, Mrs. June Totnp- apartments will be on a five- winter meeting’s first 14 date^, one child is placed oh toe du- kins, Mrs. Doris Hunt end Mrs. RANANA^ rARRAGF acre parcel. but jockey Norm Mercler and Idex uirits. Apartments are Mildred Treybal. D lllifiliH O v H D D f f U L i At a public hearing Jan. 2, trainer J.J. Kelly Jr. aren’t OPEN HOUSE DAILY 9 to 9 - FREE CIFTS William O'Neill, town director *t:omplalning. of public works, had three ob­ The meet’s top jockey-trainer EYE-GLASSES b y Qc servations: That there Is a lack combination scored again Mon­ KITCHENS Idz of sanitary sewers, but that toe day as Mercler booted home Select from beautiful formica If you’re not in it. DeBella and Reale Opticians 2 u»'25® North East interceptor will be Doris J.G. ($4.40) for a (me-half and wood cabinets and coun­ constructed within time and Da­ length victoty In the $4,6000 ters. All latest styles custom mato should agree to tie In toe Johnston Piu-se before a crowd designed to fit your individual sewer when It Is completed; and of 7,897. requirements and budget. If your name isn’t in the tele­ Complete AS LOW AS Eye Glass ^ OPEN SUNDAYS 8 a.m. TO 1 p.m. phone book, call our office Service OPEN 2 8 0 now and have it listed. "J*- ( New England's Leading PER WK. X I lb. 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Reale 649-0896 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE SEVEN P A c n S I X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 H ebron V ern on DUmrl^pBtrr his retirement. Commandant of the Ka­ Skating - Coasting rines. Other retired military figures sub­ What Is Significance QIass Gut to All Shapoo auil scribing to the same recommendation Connecticut Yankee The Talk in This Ski Town Sizes for Table Tops i t t p t t t n s Included Army Oener^ William Wal­ Two Praised 'B y A.H .O . You ecNi do many PUBLISHSP BY THE lace Ford and Robert' L. Hughes, Ma­ Of Pueblo Seizure? HBRALD PBIMTIMO CO.. INC. rine General Samuel B. Griffith 3d, and Is of Bindings and Lifts rhinqs with qknt to* 18 BIsm U Areet We think the technlqiie we (Oontlnaed from Page One) For Blooms Manohaater Conn. Admiral Arnold E. TTue. We are getting ourselves well bio and do^ tops are going to use in our re­ . . Koreans and the North Vletnam- miethod ithe daases are divided THOMAB F. H^ROUSON It con be acknowledged that none of braced for the poll, commission­ Nancy Rychllng, daughter of By JUNE LINTON WALTER R. FERGUSON sponse to the poll that noble Ro­ ese, even the Chinese are past ’There Is skating tonight, 6 to and they oro o<^ PuMIshera these people of high military title would, ed by the Republican leaderrtilp com im iii^ live In an iso^ d masters of American psyc^l- J 11. ti*to eight steps and the student Founded October 1, 16S1 man from Bridgeport, A. Ed­ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rychllng, 10, a t Center Springs Annex. What is perfect winter weath- anjvasioes as he leaims each of even In retirement, take such public of the city of Bridgeport, which wor d of toelr own m a ^ ogy. They undeSd that the to hoop clean. Lot ward Sandula, la conducting on of Basket Shop Rd., and Jessl- No slwting is ^ w e d at^Siarter ^r depends on who you’re talk- ch«m. They are: 1. basic excr- PubliBbed Every Evening Except Sunday* positions without oonstdersUe and per­ Is going to survey Connecticut TTielr self-esteem Is heightened final Amerlcarf reaction Is us help you with aad HoUteys. Entered at the Post Office at the potential Senate runs of by their continued defiance of likely to be Watkins, daughter of Mr. ^j... . Ing to these days. cises, 2. skating. 3. traversing. Xaoobeiter, Conn., a* Second Cla*s Mall haps anqulshed debabe with themselves. on Ihe question of how Clare suqqestions. MaWer.______Boothe Luce and other sundry various Individuals la going to tiU United States. Men who pur- ^Se^CWnTse d^ply and Mrs. Paul Watkins of Jones ing or skiing, For more and more adults It I® Hj! . . . , hill, 6. side-slide, 6. bum to the Mirrors Cut To All Sizes Ths fact that they do wind up taking Republican possibilities might be the same teduilque we em­ sue extreme and perilous poll- rect American attack on China St., recentiy west, patchea credited to It or not otherwise credit­ that we have got ourselves Into the kind in 1968? Don Brennan, ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ that we are the strange and dta- Dem psey. rational that they will finally tlon for the Pueblo seizure Sprouts. Jessica, a junior. Is a potrota far thds season. at the sunburned faces around Paul Clourthler, lished here. of war and the kind of strategy and the and Mra Fred Kerr, Bill Otoom, Dick All r i a ^ of republlcatlon of special dis­ conoerting citizen who keeps What public official ranks abandon the impossible con- would be sheer emotionalism, member of the Garden Sprouts. -x*.. .an/i 'M'l-a Fr»>»i- you- patches herein arc also reserved. kind of purpose not even our profession­ popping up In the poll returns highest In our estim ation? quest of the south in the teeth as would be wiping out Htuwi ^ clubs are under the Jead- Mw- Owiies The realization that this par- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ al military men can be blindly loyal to. with the upsetting kind of an­ Dem psey. of American power. Despite the In retaliation for the latest Viet ershlp of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eleanor BHah, Mr. tlcular area had gone slightly ^ sumes no financial responsibility for typo------example...... of China, where ration- Cong excesses,... Ryewing. Max Grossman, Mr. ski crazy dawned upon a real- ■niplilcal errors appearing In advertisements swer. Who do we think would repre­ allty it fighting its way to the What can we do? Nursing„ Request . and Mre Joseph Ganman,(koman. An- dent wnen when hene coman couldn’t i squeeze ^ deserve a sold ana other reading matter In The Manchester Back in 1960, when Chester sent Ooimectlcut beat at Wash­ Evenliw Herald. top, our patient containment of We have little option as long The Public Health Nursing drew B. Oavozza, Mr. and Mrs. into the local ski shop. A few eirvlna uo these snowy Especially The Ownerless $44,000 Bowles had been churning the ington? Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. Dempsey. Hanoi may be rendered fruit- as our basic posture is defen- Advisory Committee has re- stewe CasBilno, Mir. and Mrs. days later when it seemed sate garturdavu*^ "B P •>' K m /u id PuUlahers Representatives — The Julius state with two years of guber­ less by TonWnese stubbornness, alve. We are highly vulnerable celved a request from tae ckxirtnoy Bouiiw, Mir. and Mrs. to enter, CTaire Frier of Sport Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ Ever since the pre-Christmas fire hit natorial reform challenges to As .between Clare Boothe COUNTRY cago, Detroit and Boston. that postal station down in New York Luce, Abe Rlblooff, and Ed The longer the North Vletna- to harassment as long as .^e Board of Selectmen to list peo- Lyte F. Eastman, Mir. and Mrs. Mart was asked what In the s o tl^ rtu ,e everything in the existing or­ mese can defy us, the more rig- enemy can choose the time ipd pie who might serve on the per- Chieister L. Kenney JiT., Mr. and world was going on. y • MEMBBIR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- we have been having a would-be novel­ der, and the pollsters went out May, whom do we consider the FARE TIONB.______best qualified public eervant? Id their conviction of ultimate Place of his assaults, and we manent advisory committee Mrs. Joseiph M. Cappucclo, Mr. According to aaire, the up- ^ 8 etM ^i^ i^ e ^ ist’s imagination about it. ’The net loss to try to determine whether his victory may become. cannot effectively counter every ^en ihe program starts July and Mre. Clifford H. Fishor, surge In bustaess tWs year i^y DIatlay advertising closing hours: J<^ Dempsey. llor Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. turned out to be about 3,000,000 pieces style of operation and the ob­ North Korea’s natives ap- assault. j Mir. and Mrs. Jamies Elder, Mr. could only be happily described toy FV>r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. jectives of his administration We are thus divulging public­ For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. of mail. pear similar to those that have "Pbe oondualon is compelling: r ig hoped that Andover wlll| and Mirs. Henry PaJamar, Mrs. as “fanttoUc.” To toe question nrasident For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. ’That may have been the reason there had endeared him to the peo­ ly the way we operate In order For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. provoked hundreds of Incidents United States must take hold a town meeting about par- Mary P. Lyoona, Mir. and Mra of who was doing^l the buying • jngtmc- For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. was that faintly disturbing downward ple of Connecticut or alienated to ease the panic which arises Long toe 38th parallel. North military of- SatltoS a tri^ pmg?am Theod^ J. Stepandti. Mr. and tto^wto ev«^^ Uo^ aSJut A wide selection of fine food In a pleasant atmosphere Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before variation In the number of Christmas them from him—back in that among every new set o f poU- publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday sters who come into Comecti- Korea’s I Internal development ^he near future. Columbia ___ ttolta ^hHliggeated^ memto^^Tuestoy evenings. 1100 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD and Monday piiNloatlon. cards We received this year. Or why the 1960 we were the fellow who, has not been notably success­ a lim ited war, it m ust toe a by hopping here and there cut They, poor people, set will then be invited to join the p ^ ^rdn"toe~Alptae ’skrciub: It ^^^^ye jurt had toete _annual package from Uncle Blm down in ful. A reasonably industrialized lim ited offensive, tout an o f­ Sno-Ball dance and have Tuesday,'February 6 about the state 'and getting him­ about trying to find out how so fensive It must be. We must trl^town agency. Co., Mrs. Louise Lynch, Mr. end seems that In this one ------, Breakfast Served from 7 A.M.—7 Days A Week Australia didn’t arrive as usual. north badly needs both an eco­ self polled more than once, and might run against so and Directors of Columbia ^ Hemingway. Mr. it has doubled their number to "umber of Wps planned 80 nomic hinterland and the food­ seize toe inl-Uatiive, rather than And it must have involved others and succeeded in bringing up that so and then keep encountering and Mm. Ernest AUely, Mr. and igo members Including f^ lly . Luncheon Specials Served Daily from 99c stuffs which once came from merely react to events. have expressed support but u... schedul'ed for Jay Peak with much more serious gaps in the living astounding ■three per cent of the some obstinate character who A xx>Utical loffensive 'within Mrs. Robeaft Laivery, Mr. and senior and junior mebershlps. The Hell Of Good Intentions toe agricultural south. The one to be held during school of others. Who knows what long overdue population which had never wants Dempsey for everytiilng South Vietnam ■would mean stress the town Itself must act poter Sadloaki, Mrs. Gloria Claire also suggested a bit stubborn and self-confident re­ vacation week, for those inter­ It never pays to assume the exact communication — perhaps communica­ even heard that Bowles was and M^K) fights every pollster greatly enhancing 'both the ef­ on the issue. Poteirsen, Mr. and Mra. Ohairles of credit be given to the weato- Baked Losoqno gime which perpetrated the ______Hebron Refuse area is yirickman, Mr. Rcibert J. HiWer- erman who has abundanOy ested in bringing the kids. ■ 9 9 c. parallel. But certain conditions and tion of reconciliation — may have been their governor. effort to swiitch him to anybody fectiveness of the Saigon gov- vegeitBble, garden salad. first mass Communist aggres­ ernment. Despite the manifest Tuesday, Saturday ^ d Mr. and Mra. George C. supplied us with snow. It takes Ski Races Planned moods in IhaUand, on the Irince o t the loot forever between the lives it might More recently, tn the summer else. Even ski races are in the of­ sion In Asia when it Invaded poUUcal comiplexltieB involved. Sunday frob 8:30 a.m.. to 4:30 stoneman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert a few Inches to get people to actual fighting in Southeast Asia, offer have reunited? What long-deliberated of 1966, we did a little strenu­ In fact. It has become so pro­ fing with what are call'ed "fun toe south in 1950 is caUIng at- It would be good to see toe P-m- equlpm«it ga- Mongell, Mr. and Mra. James think “ski.” a comparison to conditions in Vietnam, nounced a trend that the first races” to be held at Fox Hill proposal may have gone aiwry? What ous county-hopping and man­ tentlon to its grlevances-and saigon regime more responsive disposal area has Buttienfield, Mr. and Mra. John m RockvUle It’s hard not to i Pan Fried Liver where the fighting Is hot. thing any new pollsters do, af­ authentic job offers or what delicate aged to get i>olled often enough its Importance. n ^ o f the So^Twet- been electrified making It pos- m . Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward think of skiing. With redevelop- ^ Sun^ at ^pin. E ^ o i^ with grilled bacon sUces, ter their first day’s work In $ 1 .4 5 A di^iatch to the New York Ttmes the propositions? What Invitations to teas to create a momentary Impres­ Humiliating toe United States, ^ g s e people and leas con- stole for town employes to work L aak i, Mr. and Mrs. John R. ment opening up toe view one 8®^“ ^ m vnm arevraro potato, choice of ■vegotable. sion that Clayton Gengras was Connecticut, Is go back to the other day, from Bangkok, noted that and other blasts? courtesy NaUonal Gallery Of Art, Washlneton, D.C., WMener CftlecUon which Is the protector of Its cemed with its internal fueds <>" equipment at night if neces- Goodman. only has to look up from toe ^ ® rticlnante In cas^e of going to give Jeu:k Dem psey a people vho hired them and ask, “the underlying hostility f^ by many What possible devices can the post southern counterpart, may not and self-aggrandizement. We sary. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel main street. Small figures dart post- real run for the governorship. in tones of bewilderment and Any Item On Our Menu office department have for reuniting “THE FOREST OF COUBRON” : Jean-Baptiste-Gamille Corot. 1796-1875 In Western eyes appear a direct (have toe power, as weU as toe Building permits have been Lucek, Regal Men’s Shop, and glide down toe slope, a^ ^ ItialB to the build-up of United States This may not have been strict­ am azem ent: Prepared For Takeout military and civilian personnel in Thai­ such sundered strands of life? step toward reunification. But responstoUity, it is time we ex- ‘ssued by zoning agent Karl Cavey’s Restaurant, Mr. and at night toe lighted area looks ^ orobably be ly ethical for us to do, even “Who In the world la this fel­ Mrs. Samuel Crisplno, Mr. and uke a miniature wonderland, But of all the potential heartaches In­ the isolated North Koreans are erclsed it. " Links to Lucille Fish, garage on held at the Berkshire Sno Basin. land has exploded Into the open in re­ while we were pouring forth low you’ve got in Connecticut Mrs. Albln Valda, Mr. and Mrs. which it Is, thanks to toe Alpine certainly seeking either to com­ American pressure could WaU St.; Ronald Harris, dwell- Meetings of the club are held ★ Wed. Special (all you can eat) -k cent weeks, causing official Amerloen volved in the postal staition fire, none comment on the election, but It named Dempsey?" George Willard, Mr. and Mrs. skl Club. ’The fa cility has a 500- pel toe United States to back force changes In a number of big on Slocum Rd.; Walter each ’Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at concern and also bafflement over how seems quite so rending that of the was intended to be for the pub­ And If you’re paying good Nathan G. Agostinelli, Miss foot rope tow and Is for toe use Shells with Italian Sauce...... 99c By Rowland Evans Jr. out to South Korea—or to fight oribiical areas. Corruption, al- Johnson, dwelling on Kinney the club room at Sport Mart. to meet the problem." packet o f $44,000 in sm all denomination Inside lic good. How, otherwise, could money for a poll about other Mary McAdams, Mr. and Mrs. of club members who also do another war, which they feel lowed to spread at all levels, Rd., Robert Pietet, garage on FUms are frequenUy shown, bills, intact except for the name and people. It doesn’t feel very good, Earle R. Custer, Mr. and Mrs. the hard work Involved in maln- Id Thailand, apparently, the question anyone piersuade Gengras, the they m ight ■win ■with So^viet sup­ is a serious obstacle o f e ffi- East St. trips planned, and of course, address of either sender or addressee. shrewdest of self-made men, to we can warrant, to get nothing port. cl^ency. Despite much talk, few Other permits granted were James Tatro, Mr. and Mrs. talnlng toe area, la not, as It so obviously is with many Robert D. Novak Skllng the chatter would fill a ski mag­ We sympathize heartily with all those finance a respectable cam­ back but Dempsey, Dempsey, Nor, by any standard, is effective steps have been tak- to James Wallace, a frame Joseph Lovett Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Teaching Safe people in Vietnam, one of disagreement Report ’The ski club, in existence for azine. A 'TREAT paign? Dempsey. North Korea’s action whoUy en to 'broaden the bureaucracy addition: on Rt. 85, Amsbon, An- ^thony Abbimese, Mr. and ^uouier with what we are actually doing in hopeful spirits who told the poet office Another factor In explaining FOR EACH they sincerely thought the package must practical effect. American pres- by appointing men who do not thony Sylvester, a dwelHng on Mrs. J^n V. Gw<»ek, Mr. Md nine has . the skl-consclousness of toe MEMBER Southeast Asia. Thailand is our ally, and 'WASHING’rON—Any linger­ ’Ihe assaults would be success­ The matter was thrashed out have been sent to them by some hither­ . tige has unquestionably been belong to toe French-educated WaU St; Alex Goncl, a pole Mra. Pran^ J. Mr. a area is health. It’s hardly sur- does not seem to entertain very much ing tempitBition for Senator Rob­ ful, they claimed, because of at a meeting of the party’s % m d u n OF YOUR to neglected uncle overseas. The mere ahaken by toe Pueblo affair, upper classes. shed on Burnt Hill Rd.; Clifford nsv, ta+ent of prising that a community which FAMILY doubt that its own present game must ert F. Kennedy to challenge Vietcong sympathizers honey­ Oongfressional leadership short­ ; For every Aslan who com- TTie South Vietnamesfe army Sheer, three dwelltngs on Hope Mr. and Mrs. Emmett P. Sim- bi has taken to jogging, thanks to mention of that amount of money im- be fiiat of {laying baH wHh us. President Johnson in 1968 was combed through the Saigon ly before the broadcast. Rep. " mends our restraint, five will is handicapped by the retention Valley Rd.; Ward Stednmiller, a monB. . - teadhli^ ThlR Hr. Joseph Krlstan, would also allotted and waiting around to be claim­ ended when a red light was regim e. Melvin Laird of Wiscansin, Open Forum Open 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. What bothers the Thais, apparently, is ; question our InteUlgence and of too many offlcere qualified frame addition on Bast St., and Rav ^ healtoy exer- ed makes even the poorest memories fliashed by the Democratic par­ Only virulent subversion can House Republican Conference • our courage. The calculation only by to^ pcdlUcal coimec- Roy Wlrth. a dwelling on Kin- G®>*rity, 1^. ^d Cherter ^ e l s e in skiing. It’s about toe the combination ot two psydiological among us begin to have hazy remem­ ty’s single onost powerful state 'be responsible for the su'ccess chairman (who, ironically, 1s re­ in Pyo^g is very much Uo^. ^ men^province chiefs ney Rd. ^ Obuchowskl, Jto. Au^ only way some residents con taqtors. One la die inevitable imiiact of brances of distant relations. This ^44,000 leader: Miayor Rtchiard J. Daley >of the rampage, in the pri'vaite garded by the Governors as Thanking Everybody ways so generouriy given UB. like to^culatlon to Hanoi: owe their ten^ to office to BuUettn Board f®^y. IS think of to get toe famUy the Increasing American presence on of Chicago. belief of officials here. For in­ their arch-foe), suggested that I ‘hereby thank ithe m em bers is not merely loss and heartaidie to the ’Tto the Editor, "If we humiliate the Ameri- influence and payoffs, rather ’The Planning and Zoning J- Duncan, 30 high school outdoors aU day and with a the fahric and custom of Slameae life. Daley dtepatobed unequivocal stance, the U jS. Embassy in some highly telegenic Governors o f the Com m ittee—(Mrs. Carl two parties actually concerned with It, ’The Church 'Womeii United of caw often enough, public opto- than efficiency. Commission -will hold a public t®r bew- tna^cted in It does mean being The other Is the proud reaUsation of the word to Kenuedy, through inter­ Saigon could not have 'been be added to the ■program. He Hultgren and Mra. Jack whoever they may be, but to all the Manchester ■wish to publicly Ion wlU force wltodrawal from Above aU, the newly elected hearing tonight at 8 in the T^Sk method of ®"rly tisers, and It’s as weU mediaries, that his monoldthlc 'breeched had the Vietnamese was fully suxiported by Rep. Sproud. people fiiemselves ttiat they have been thousands of others who mer^y read thank ’The Manchester Evening unpopular engagements to far- -government la still insufficient- town office ibulldtog to hear the ® o®,, n' ^ plan much acti'vlty lor Ditinois organization did not police station nearby ’been do­ Gerald Ford of Michigan, the Most sincerely, governing themselves for some seven about It. ’Ihink about it enough, and Herald for all the fine publicity off Asia.” ly responsive to toe needs and request of Thomas Sullivan Nntar Teiknik method t**® following few days unless. Let Us want Keamedy to nm against ing its job. Some civilian pol­ House Minority leader. Mrs. Frank tyUUams, It does not move us closer to desires of toe people. The who seeks permission to .sub- ^r®^ A^cuert, Mr. aM Airs. ^ ao a de- ^r. Rristan advises, and he centuries, as compared to less than two we were afforded for the an­ especially about what you could do with the President and, furthjomiore, icymakers now hope that field But Dirksen, the Senate M^- CSiairman ' centuries of independence for - tion of St. Margaret Mary’s tainly sound exciting. We have ------meeting tonight at 8 In the He- QueCn Candidate ^ impossible to one NEW DELHI (AP) — Prime (Jan. 30) that he would not run 'Republican Governors were though unstated: Dlrksen bit­ pening In some time. It certainly is not School of Wojpplng for the col­ owned the Globe Hollow area Bi Vietnam, our presence itself is for President. asked to participate in the terly resents the efforts of the so for the crew members, now at tiie lection of $569.27, and also their for many years and moat of It ■ Board Adopts Specifications — F o r L o y a lty D ay “ rJ^iftiSMSSTraS^d'^® much more controversial, being accept­ B efore last ’Tuiesdiay, a hand- dreary Repuhiican state of the Republican Governors to name doubtful mercy of North Korean cap- Ladies’ Guild collection of iful of Kennedy's most trusted union message over national Governor Ra.ymond P. Shafer has been posted "no trespass­ ed by only part of the people, end It is tors. Nor is it a gain lor United States ing" as long as we have own­ potitlcail lieutenants had been 'television Jan. 23 was a flat of Pennsyl'vania as co-chairman $50.50, this ■wqH> ithe only la­ In Grade School Renovation also much heavier, being engaged hi intelligence, since presumably some of dies’ group to taike part. ed it. At last we ■will be putting _ learning to dkl parallel. making a discreet state-by-state veto by Senator Evereitt Mc­ —with Dirksen—of the 1968 The Is seeking ap- ^ ^ ^ ^^hat way. “difficult period of drought” In actual fighting which, whatever the uHl- Its most sophisticated secret equlpm«it Speciial mention is also made this acreage to the use for which of Education tlon and maintenance should be ch eck o f poBity leadens to deter­ Kinley Dlrksen of Illinois. Platform Committee. The Board pllcants for a Loyalty Day might be somewhat synon- 1967. mate twbffity of its purpose. Involves has fallen Into OommuiUst hands. More­ of Tamar Cohen and her broth­ it was purchased. m ine th eir loyaJities, an operor adopted______„ the „w educational drawn. The chairmen will go D a m a g P iS Q“®®"- Th® §dn chosen will MUSTANG FASTBACK 2+2 great deetruction of the country itself. over, it would be anything but advan­ er, Howard, who together made > ’There was one remark in the *...**. over the areas In question wltH M in or omous with 'leaming to type af- She said more than 13 million tlon not initiated by the S^iator spedftoaitians fo r tihe renovation gupertotendent. d peck JoHff* of Imported end totem a- Here, os against Thailand’s 700 year tageous If the incident occasioned a re­ Unit not discouraged by him a record collection of $84.89. article in The Herald that is not T r r L T k "»tag toe hunt newal of the Korean war. But ithe pos­ of the present elementary Education Program In Two Crashes ade yid ban to be held to Hart- The one dodoes hot-leaJtfUonally procured foodgratoa history of Independent self government, either. H erald A Thousht for Today Mrs. Marshall J. Cohen, the clear, however. The statement ford to Alay. sibility of that lessens with each day children’s mother, claims “they ■toool Into a middle school at The Bolton Area Youth Forum into the other. were moved by rail to about 239 the story is one of the ^^tnamese peo­ ’Ihe results were mixed. Ken­ Sponsored by the Manchester ■wias made that Center Bprings Two minor accidents were re- Girls must be sponsored by a which takes us farther from the Inci­ ran out of streets and out of its meeting last nigfht. present a program for par------, -innv In teaching the Natur Teknik million people. ple’s 1,000 year struggle for independ­ nedy would control New York Y esterdays Council of Churtdies Park was not a good place for dent. Even so, how can benefit be dis­ neighborhoods, but they hope to a ski area because some trees And at its mooting last night ghts of junior-senior high school ported by police this morning. . otnD-iA Amerinn ence against attempted rule from out­ and have an exneUent shot cerned in this episode? 25 Years Ago do better in 1968!" would have to bo cut down, the Public Building Commission students tonight at 8 at the Com- Marie A. Glode of Glode L ^e murt ^ ^ g i e Arnerlcan cito against Mr. Johnson in the Cal­ “If any man has ears to hear, side its own borders. In the first place, there is the Ameri­ ’The Committee ■wishes to and the area is heavily used deddod (to write to toe school munlty Hall. There will be a entered E. Middle Tpke. yester- *** ^ ifornia primary eflection'. Ohio Erik W. Modean of 106 Chest­ let him hear.” In this long history of struggle can government’s reactiork, once destroyed, can ------tact the,. 'VFW Post Home or “Factroy-Trained” Service Men! authority. posters and collection cans. to© foot that” renovation of toe tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com- Jaiianese and the modem Frendi. either to resort to pretense or to be pan­ earliest end most important We hear nothing. Particularly never be replaced. Buying new The highest point In Siberia is members of toe VFW. ^ Fully Equipped Service Dept. Lawrence W. Eddy is named We also express our deep land on the outskirts of town No(bch Rd. school into a middle munlty Hall. Mrs. Myrtle Carl- icked into injudicious threats or sabci 1960 strongholds, would be for not the cry of a dying child, school “is (ooMtlngent on toe ap- son will grive a demonstration Mt. Klyuchevskaya at 16,912 In both situations—the one where we Lyndon Johnson alU the way no by the State Board of Education thanks to the public; to Mrs. does not fill the same need as rattling for domestic political purposes. or a, troubled soul, or the rest pnrvai of the new etemesitaiy in pastels. feet CHILE RELIES ON COPPER are relatively welcome, and the one matter what Bohhy Kennedy to head the development of pre­ Robert Loomis, Chairman of this park In the very center of NEW I USED I RENTALS The jlngolst blather from some Congres­ of th^still, sad music of human­ acbool, to© PBC feels that this ______SAN’ITAGO — Chile depends did,. And without uiinols, Ken­ service and in-service education Publicity and again The Man­ town, adjacent to multi-family v^tere our role Is controversial—we are sional quarters was based on the as­ ity. projoot should be held tn abey­ on copper exports, end every nedy would be a long-shot at courses for 480 members of the chester Evening Herald, tor we dwellings where It is needed 188 West Middle Tpke.— 643-1811— Manchester the outsider. In both situations, we are sumption that popular indignation must ance.’ ’ cenit-arpound inorease to world best for the nomdination. state’s vocational and technical The Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman realize and appreciate fully the most. younger and* more vigorouB and more be catered to. But the administration ’The PBC noted also that copper prices brtngis her $8 mll- ’This reinforced the sentiment schools. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church assistance ’The Herald has al­ Mrs. Lewis D. Banning Sr. Parker-Oakland Connector brash than the civilisations with which. kept its composure, and there was a ‘^there iwill be no problem in too lion mane to fcxreigtn exchange. against ninning among the minimum of public outcry against its iHlianolng’’ of the 'two projects, w« are associating, but we are not nec­ enchiteots of the 1960 Kennedy if both are appnoived, because Draws Favorable Comment essarily, In their view , virlser. In both perfectly sane attitude. This, one can campaign who are now advising the Boend of Finance is plan­ ijQUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 situations, our intentions are of the best, hope, demonstrates that an expensive Bobby — Theodore Sorensen, The proposed route for the posed route does not cut into the ning to finance the new school by our point of view and value, but our lesson has finally been learned, and that Kenneth P. O’Dannell, Fred­ Parker-Oakliand connector road Roger’s property, inttielly (through short term instrumentalttiec and Implementatione something like natiure judgmmt has erick G. (Dutton. Old line Ken- made its overdue arrival and met with Fischetti loons. The two projects could received favorable comment by ^ their support are almost as frightening to the Asians nedyltes at the ataite level (with 164 EAST CENTER ST. due approval. later be oo(mbtoed to one long- to(wn officials and businessmen j© toe proposal Included Robert as if we were vlUalns, deliberately d o ­ the notable exception of Call- Also to the good is the apparent reali­ foimia Speaker Jesse Unruh, board has said. at the Town Planning Fiiller, president of (folonlal nated to evil. In fact, our good hiten- MANCHESTER—649-5261 zation that American power is not in­ who urged Kennedy to run) ‘Our Best Estimate’ commission hearing. A zone Board; Thomas Faulkner, pres- All models on display! tions In this part of the world have led exhaustible and can be overextended, agreed overwhehningiy. change to Industrial for land on ident of C. R. Burr & Co. Inc.; us ourselves Into the most hellish tor­ perhaps quickly. There are explosive 'A footnote: Acadonlc sup­ ^ toe spectocations as wr ^ cormector ex- Seymour Kaplan, vice presl- Ample Parking Front and Rear — SAMPLE BUY — ments In all our own relatively young points all over the globe: in the Middle porters and members of Ken­ best tending from the southern dent of Green Manor Construe- national Metory. East and in the Far East, in Berlin and nedy’s own Senate staff who needs for thls_ focUlty at the ^ uon Co.. Atty. Wesley Gryk in Africa, in Cuba and elsewhere in w ant him to appose (Mr. John­ pra^t time. „ tv to Mill St. was also heard, and Grover Mitchell, property ’ 6 8 MU3TANG HARDTOP What wisdom may there be in all this? The specs are for renovation „ ______d „ k=w. son have not completely sur­ Town Manager Robert Weiss, owners, Latin America. They concern us, and of the existing bidldtog only, Essentially this: that if we ever re­ rightly. We have made specific commit­ rendered. They still feed he speaking for toe ’Town of Man- Richard Rotowell, President “Before Losses Happen,' Insure WMh Lappe'n!" Bri-ttany Blue with Match­ with no addition. Estimated cost Chester, said that he was in of too Chamber of Commerce, ing Bucket Seat Interior. cover choice again, we should choose to ments. Even without them, we should, would suffer less in the long o f toe renovation is $100,000. support an International world police given our paramount poaltion, be obli­ ■run even if he lost the nom­ favor of this proposed route gave a number of reasons why Radio, Full Wheel Covers, Basically, too specs call for which would alleviate traffic he was In favor of toe connec- force, not be it ourselves. gated to play a great and costly role In ination to Mr. Joihnson, a loss renovation of toe basement area Carpets, All Safety Fea^ world affairs. they agree would be probable. clrculation problems in the tor, including toe creation of Are You A Target? • * • to provide room for home eco­ area. The road which Is expect- a better access which would tures PLUS Whitewalls and But this is not to say, as some admin­ nomics, shop, arts and crafts, ed to cost approximately $200,- provide for smoother flow of Business execu'tives and profes­ M ^y Other Standaixl Fea­ istration spokesmen have suggested 'Top officials in Washington health, storage and music les- 000 in addition to engineering traffic, toe alleviation of traffic sional men are good tragets for tures. No. 3017. Even Generals Divide quite recently, that we must undertake concede privately that the suc­ “ "5' costs, would open Interior land on Oakland■ St., ~ and toe open- to police the world. Of that we are in­ cess of the 'Vietcong rampage personal liability judgments and ’Ihe theory that the way the American aM over ‘South 'Vdetnam vali­ ^ tadustrlal development, said ing up of industrial land near capable. Nor Is It required of us. If we additional sp^ u^tato, ^ wgigg. to where toe proposed widened cMms that involve hundi'eds of people divide about the war In Vietnam dates in large part Oommimist attempted anything of the kind in deed for (Hie conversion of the CD , tha uHU nm thousands of dollars. That’s why does not reflect a new kind of American 'boasts of deep subversion in­ peoirie, but rather relates directly to the as well as In word, we ^ u ld soon be room Into a gymnasium. The connector, which is pro- residents Involved to A we offer a policy called SCOPE— side the Saigon regime. Students would use the cafe- posed as an Industrial access A lew residents mvoivea one million dollars worth of pro­ particular kind of war we have in Viet­ a garrison state, and soon thereafter t e S r will run. liom N. School the area of toe proposed zone Those boasts were made, last to Z^ril^enS tection for a few dollars. Call us. nam, is strengthened some more by the bled and beggared. The Pueblo incident fail at Bratislava, Gzechslovak- qMctacle of a group of professional mili­ seems to have occasioned a hard look la, when members of the Na­ the middle school is completed, entrance to Green Manor Con- zoned Rura> Residence and Res at the limitations of our resources which Idence A heui questions as to tary men associating themselves with tional liberation Front (NILF) ’Tills second stage would entail struction Co. the group of business executives who, ia all to the good. . .. —political arm of 'the Vletcong an addition, and is not Included Major property owners af- toe effect of toe change on toe THE tFFERENCE the other day, urged the Johnson Ad- ’The incident bruised our pride, and —met with radical New Left­ to the present specifications. fected by the proposed connec- value of their property. Weiss replied that a number of de- mMstratton to test Hanoi’s Merest in our hearts, too, as we thought of what ists from the U.S. (D1968 Chicago Daily Newi. The renovation also calls lor tor, with the exception of Rog- . , ^ ^ . . j Publiaberf^Halt SjDdlcato May we quote rates and assist you \ negotiations by halting the bombing of might await' the crew members. But our Claiming one-third of the a general sprucing up o t the era Carp., had previously agreed tails still remained to be worked North Vietnam and de-escalating the government’s response came from the regime had been 'penetrated, the school, additional fixtures in to donate toe rijght of way lor out concerning property line . SALES, and SERVICE, Inc. war in South Vietnam. head, ignored chauvinism, and accorded NILF representatives forecast a the lavatories and suggests oto- the road. Atty. Jules Karp, rep- - as we have so many others? 319 MAM STREET— MANCHESTER The most prominent of these military with the tough reality of tiie" world in icoordlnated Vietcong offensive er improvements. resenting Rogers Oorp. spoke Doctorates ^ men was General David Mi Shoup, the 1968. ’This brings benefit Indeed.—THE directed at major South Viet- /SASH A BOi/S /H m S /Hm ticH^ VHU BSm BUS/mSS* PBC members were uncertain to favor last night of toe con- *”8*“®®^*"® iiiilifli! retired Marine general who was, before CATHOLIC ’TRANSCRIPT inamese cities early tn 1968. where to e line between renova- nwtor which under the new pro- quadrupled in the past 10 years. jliiiiiiilii iilliiiiiiiil

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE EIGHT Section Two TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 En^tlttlQ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 Pages 9 to 16 Vernon Renewal, Inventory Losses Show in Grand List Figures Changes Made on Ambulance Man Blamed Police Arrests Board Rescinds Vote on the cam and not wait for an Area Republicans Seeking The board of Representatives not feel It necessary to invite Aithough the town’s 1967 known when that will be. attendant. In an emergency, In Death of David J. Green, 19, of 130 He said that the state has a took steps last night to improve anyone else. He pointed out Bryan Dr. was arrested yes­ Grand Ldst went up $5,631A8< the driver of the poiUce cruiser On Shifting Pupils formula In operation for refund­ that the police were not over­ terday on a Berlin Circuit Court or 2.S9 per cent over la;!* year, the public ambulance service could act as attendant. Darien Boy the Qrasid List witMn the boun­ ing taxes lost for Inventory re­ alter hearing a report by Atty. looked purposely. warrant charging him with The Board of Education last night rescinded an ac­ A check of the police log of A local business, the Rock­ daries o f the 6th XJtiUtieB Dis- ductions. Refunds for taxes lost Frank McCoy, chairman of the evading responsibility. tion taken last month that would have permitted in­ ambulance calls for the last sev­ ville Reminder, has agreed to Toll Free Hartford Bridges BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Fair- t(9ot dropped ^629,169 or 1.4 for exemptions to the elderly board’s ambulance study com- creased transfer of pupils between school districts to eral months shows that on 18 allow the ambutence to be field County Coroner Isadore L. per cent, Town Assessor P. Jo­ will not be made until Septem­ mKtee. occasions there had .been dlffl- partced n ^ y Kotier ruled today that a 22- •become board policy. In a separate but related vote, the seph MUiphy reported today. ber 1969, he said. The study was prompted by a HARTFORD (AP)—Eight Re- H.././> ’^’'bteTe onust be a way to equal- 30 year period according to in 1970 when $1,340,000 principal neighborhood schools. t r S lc of ^®® ^ e «s® 'thte capacity of state finance Commissioner, payment and $1,220,000 Interest Busing Okayed Thoao arneteted were Dennis hastened to assert that there tfons townwide, with 153 of mainly to the Hartford Electric ther men were available but a day and therefwe responded h o^ e e v e » ^ ^ ; B. Howe, 17, of 14 Alien Dr.; had been no Intent to abandon "However, it may be lieces- T n . . . 1 ______X ___tbiese bridges. George Oonklin, and have twen- payment are made. them in the District. Light Co.’s new power station because of the Increased pres- to c ^ a lot speedier. m ^ o r 'r e ^ t ^ a c k to In six 1-91,. where .... the five motorists sary, as it has been in the past, During the bonds period ap­ Dcnnfa LaChapeUe, 17, Phoentx neighborhood schools.. The assessment reduction tn and equipment at Olcott and W. died. “Wo one going to request the ty years to go. Conklin said re- For Pupils in to transfer a few children Interim Roods and Bridges moval of the tolls from the proximately $33,000,000 In rev­ S t; James I>ezzo, 17, of Phoenix Statements of assurance to that instant was $694,502 town- Center Sts. The Increase was The GOP lawmakers further across school district lines in oA/x.x/i ~ ___ r>i Commiibtee,” the GOP legfala- Hartford bridges would cost $18 enue from the bridges is antici­ Hilliard Area St.; Nelson Oarrieir, 16, of Obl- that effect were issued wide and $146,384 in the Dis­ substantial, he said, despite a 20 lice station these men were 11 order to more fully utilize avail­ suggested that when the driv- volunteer corps will provide ns n .ha' ^ ‘t® «® wortt (m million in the next 20 years. pated according to Conklin. Ad­ J X T-.J _.i__cheater, Raymond De Pieltro, 17, board chairman John Rottner trict. per cent reduction In assess- overlooked. The Boardxxv/A v4 of Education last , Mlarlborough,a ,v v and . Robert ___[ able cla.ssroom space.” er arrives he immediately leave good a service as anyone. tnll.frAA *ninfA mA»/ii-< f ^H 'Pfobtom Immediately. Sav- The $38 million in bonds were ministrative costs including sal­ night authorized the school ad­ and by Dr. Walter Schnrdt Rottner, in discussing these Murphy explained that most ments against HEIXJO’s Inven- Police Chief Objects Duchaine, 17, of Colchester. USA tiiAm . f A / V * /.I tog lives fa more important than authorized for the greater Hart- aries would cost about $16,000,- ministration to take steps en­ chairman of the i^rsonnel poll- protests, said he felt of the lost tax revenue from tory, an annual reduction which Police Chief George Trapp, use them instead or headins for •, - , ,_, - i _i i Charges against them include ciesrtina committee,r>/\rrt wi t f t AA afternffA** an specialorvAAtAl ‘ ♦hA AAAO-. fwA fvAA i..i" «®vtog money.” ford bridges by the 1969 leglsla- suring bus transportation be- the board ought simply to adopt the Grand List reductions will provides that there will be no present at the meeting last the area’s two free spans, Bulk- attempted breaking and enter- meeting with the school princl- return to the town and District more town tax on manufactur- night, took Issue with the fact eley and Founders. g;innlng March 1 for pupils from a resolution. Both Atty. Herbert toe Hilliard St. area who attend tog wlto criminal intent, break- pals to discuss the plan. from state reimbursements, ers’ Inventories after 10 years. that the reports made It sound Those calling for an end to Secret Pueblo Talks Robertson School. ing and entering with criminal The matter came up again ever°"prTsted°for al^‘ rescind' However, he added, it Is not starting with 1964. like the police were at fault. tolls were state Sen. Andrew totent, breaking end entering tn last night when Rottner pre­ Chief ’Trapp said the police Rogers, Happeny Led Stock Market The board ag;reed with Supt. ing the January action. Repko and state Reps. Jean T. William Curtis’ recommenda­ toe daytime, larceny and theft rented a petition from parents After a confused series of St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rock­ department processed 669 am­ Thornton of Glastonbury, Barba­ of a motor vehicle. of pupils from the Wedgewood bulance oaUs last year and will Spur Seoul Dismay tion that transportation should motions and counter-motions, ville. ra Dunn of East Hartford, Rob­ be provided until June because both the resolution and the re­ Friends may call at the fu­ take a back seat to nobody “ that ert Z. Stavnltsky and Donald Obituary Thomas M. Atherton Jr„ 34, of Mansfield Depot (right) is escorted by State (Continued from Page One) of upcoming relocation of N. scinding of the transfer plan neral home tomorrow from 2 to we’re not doing a good job.” S. Genovesi of Manchester, Wal­ A n ti-T oll M ovem ent Trade .^^tive I^lice Lt. Page (left) and Detective Cedar as he leaves East Hartford Circuit and saying it was sorry, thus School St., on which Robertson were adopted. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The chief said he would like demonstration in the capital to­ ter L. Thorp Sr. of Coventry, Manchester’s two Republican The charge against Rogers John D. Prate Court 12 this afternoon. Atherton, who is charged with breaking and entering the board to go through with enhancing North Korean stature is located. Ostrinsky Explains Duty The number of pupils to have day. Foster H. Richards of Mansfield state representatives, Robert was dropped and he announced NEW YORK (AP) — The The street is slated to be re- John D. Pirete, 49, of Mid­ and larceny of more than $2,000 in connection with two Connecticut depart­ the suggestion made that the in the eyes of the world. been affected by transfer out of Robert B. Dougan The resolution was drawn up and Robert D. King of ToUand. Stavnltsky and Donald Geno- that he had made his point, to stock market firmed a bit and aligned from Main St. in con­ dletown, brother o f Mrs. Guy ment store robberies, is in Hartford State Jail in lieu of $7,500 bond. His case ambulance calls be put into the The assembly asked the gov­ their own school districts had Funeral services for Robert joinUy by the Foreign Affairs, "Tho deadly danger on 1-91 yesi, In advocating removal of draw toe public’s attention to began to rise sllghUy early this junction with the North End ^Riding Shotgun^ in Viet iBittina o f Manchester, died has been continued to Feb. 20 in East Hartford. (Herald photo by Moquin) hands of a professional answer­ ernment to “ review all bllate- not been announced, but Rott­ B. Dougan of 40 W. Gardner Interior commit- neeiT th e i£\>uiidieQB Bridge ” the tolls from the Charter Oak the needless charge. ® o ^ j Renewal Project. Hilliard area yesterday at Hartford Hospital ing service. He said, it would Defense and rial and multilateral treaties to - - - . . . afternoon. Trading was fairly "It’s not gxxxl to have bud- The French rule of all Viet­ ner had said it would apply to St. were held yesterday after­ Republican legfatotora said, “fa Bri'dge, are following toe lead Happeny, however, insisted pupils currently walk to Rob- after a long iUnesa. take the responsibility out of our tees of the which the Republic of Korea Is nam and Laos from the late "less than 100” children. noon at St. Mary’s Episcopal hands.” He pointed out that the Leading South Koreans ex- a party,_ with a view to guaran- _.x, •clearly caused, to port, by tire of the late Willard Rogers and y p ^ being tried and hfa case active. ertson over the section sched- dies in a war zone,” according Before the rescinding vote, Survivors also include his Atherton Surrenders , , . . . . on J „x 19th century to 1954 left much Church. ’The Rev. James W. K nudsen average individual has the idea press hurt and indignation, my- tg^ing permanently the security excessive toofflc load on that the late Francis Happeny, both was scheduled for East Hart- Although losers continued to uled to be tom up. to Stan Ostrinsky, 20, just re- the board members agreed with wife, three sons, three broth­ Bottoms officiated. Burial was that toe police run toe answer- Ing there was no U.S. inclination t^ls country and In particular bridge. This, in turn, fa caused of Manchester, ford Circuit Court 12. He re- outnumber gainers they did so Supt. William Curtis' contention ers, fbur other sisters, and a In East Cemetery. Military hon­ by toe fact that a 26-cent toll ■ Rogers, to 1962, and Happeny, from the Man­ ^ using French often helps In Sears-Caldor Probe Ing servlet to react forcefully when the as- ^^^1 with any eventuality talned an attorney and knowl- only by a slight margin. The are ava nam. get through to the older people. that passage of the motion grandcfaUd. ors were accorded at graveside. fa charged on toe Oharter Oak, In 1964, deliberately refused to chester Renewal Agency to pro­ New F ord Thoanae Atherton Jr. of of Jamal'ca, N.Y. have been ar- chief Trapp also charged sassination attempt w m made ^i,lch may be the result of fu- edgable persons gaore him an spread between toe two was Having buddies, the Marine he said. would mean .any future trans­ The funeral will be held Bearers were Gordon Eagle- FuAnam and Bissell bridges. pay a Coll on. the bridge. In or- vide toe estimated $1,000 cost "m t^ T s Mamfield Depot, wonted in con- oralgnod, Ttodell yesterday in that aU of the information the agatost Park. But when the North_ Korean military pro- even chance of winning the about 60. "The kids ore very quick to fers between schools proposed Thursday at 8:15 a-m. from the son, Donald Eagleson, Richard ‘F o r example,” they aidded, der to test the requirement In _xj __1 * o/xo iMiainichester and Feldman in, police were getting about the Pueblo was seized Jan. 23 ai vocations.' case. of busing, and that MRA Direc- m S ^ ’ learn English,” he s^d. by the administration would D’Angelo Funeral Home, 22 S. Brower, John R. Dougan, The Dow Jones Industrial av- niectioa with robberies at Sears Hartford. A b id a n ce problems was sec- forces here, South Koreans and Choon-kyoo. chairman of ‘thotisands of cairs headed west court. Both were arrested. died Ostrinsky took guard duty on The old Vietnamese capltol of first have to receive board ap­ Main S t., Mid(Uetown, with a Patrick J. Dougan, and Paul President However, Happeny died be- erage, whichmen hadnau beenreen off ^as ^ f j " c v tTe Ostrinsky took gua dh toe Parkade and Oaldoris in TlndeU of Bolton and ond hand. He said neither he Americans alike, were placea Foreign Affairs Committee, fore the case was tried. much as 2.43 points In the early ^ convoys from Phu Bai, a sup- Hue, recenUy captured by the proval. •MiUM o f requiem at St. Sebas­ W. Dougan Jr. (Continued from Page One) In the past, shifting of small Brookfield, gave himself up to Florida, and Leslie W. Feldman por Deputy Chief Edmund Dwy- on alert on orders of the Amen- gjjpressed the view that the Yesterday’s call by eight hours, rallied and was up 1.33 that the tow n direc- ^^® Marines about Viet Cong and recaptured by the tian’s Church, Middletown, at 9. The W.P. Quish Funeral numbers of individual pupils Knudsen announced that he was State Polioo yesterday after- of Jamaica, N.Y. 'have been ar- were Invited to the commit- can general who heads the Unit- united States was employing a GOP legislators, from east of at 862.46 at noon, to request inat tne tovm uirec 50 miles from toe nemilitarizedDemilitarized AlliesAllies, isIs an almost imoretma.impregna Burial win be In St. Sebas­ Hofiie, 225 Main St., was tors establish a washout ac had been permitted at the ad­ In charge of arrangements. leaving General Motors for i>er- noon. raigned, ’TlndeU yesterday in tee meeting. Nations Command. double standard. the Connecticut River, for re- Prices were mixed over a ,xx, I X -J xi,„ Zone near North Vietnam, to ble fortress, he said, tian’s Cemetery, Middletown. He appeared, with coimsei, In Manchester and Peliiman In McCoy said because it was a They picture the Unltea states gopth Vietnam, he said, has c o ^ t perm g rece p ^ ___^^^g northern outposts “ After seeing the 10-foot Hue ministration’s discretion. Ftieivds may call at the fu­ sonal reasons. bridges, including the Charter wide range. MRA money In the General Industry sources said Knud­ 'the offtoe o f Maj. Samuel Rome East Htirtford. committee meeting and they did as going to the North Koreans command, while South moval of tolls from five The Associated Press average along toe DMZ. He called his wall,” he said, “ I can believe neral heme to^ y ai^ tomoomow in Hartford. TindeU is in Hartford State Fund. Funerals sen, who had figured in specula­ Korea’s forces remain under the Oak Bridge, actually was decid­ of 60 stocks at noon was up .2 ------duty "riding shotgun.” the fierce fighting by the Ma- from 7 to 9 pm . Atherton was arraigned in Jail, awaiting a F'elb. 26 appeor- tion about the GM presidency, U.N. Command. He suggested Foreign Cars oi Hanchester ed upon near the end of Janu­ with industrials off .7, rails up About dying, toe young Ma- rines to get back inside.” Reunion Planned Mrs. Earl T. Trotter ___ East Hartford Circuit Court 12 ance for pJea on charges of lar- Anti-Vietnam Riots line said, "It’s something you The wall was built by a Vlet- Martin W. Delaney was disappointed when the ap- that private American talks ary, In caucus. .8 and utilities up .2. Largely attended funeral serv- ^ was allowed brief oeny and broking and entering Ferreofi with the North Koreans at Pan- FRANKFURT, Germany don’t think about.” namese king to keep the French By 1958 Class Stavinsky said today toat he Brokers said nervousness over WARPING —Martin W. De­ ices for Mrs. Earl T. Trotter of consultation with his wife be- in both robberies. He could net mimjom were tantamount to 174 WEST CENTER ST. (AP)—About 1,000 demonstra­ On one convoy up to the out during empire building Cole recently. Cole jsucceeoea doesn’t know why the an­ toe military situation was con­ laney of Hartford, fattier of 336 Porter St. were held yester- jj^pjgg Roche, who moved up to fore returning to Hartford State jxjBt a $5,000 bond. Publiic De­ shutting out South Korea, on its tors against U.S. action in Viet­ DMZ, he recalled, “We were so years of the late 19tti century, The class of 1958 of MOnchles- nouncement was delayed. tinuing to hamper the market. Mrs. James J. Gallagher of day afternoon at South Metho- q jj chairman, jail In lieu of $7,600 bond. His fender George Royster is ’nn- Sale of 7 Acres to Cavrock own territory, from discussions nam broke windows Monday anxious looking around, we But the city itself is ancient. ter High School is planning its Control Data was up 4% at Wapping, died yesterday at diat Church. ’The Rev. Dr. J. caes Is continued rintil Feb. 20. deli's court-oppoilnibed counsel. which vitally concern this coun­ Repairs on Ail Foreign Cars The Reipubllcan m'embers of night at the American trade dddn’'t get a chance to even Despite the beauty of the jun- ‘"The establishment of the toe House and Senate meet 12314 and Teledyne was up 3% 10th reunion ajt Valle’s Steak St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Manley Shaw, pastor, officiated. Mrs. Aitherton, Jo Ellen, is Feldman!s case was contta- try. center and Amerikahaus cultur- get homesick.” gles, .tall elephant grass and Survivors also include a son, vice chairmanship recognizes Gets Town Board Go-Ahead twice a month to toe Judiciary at 109%. AMK Corp. was up ^ j,gg j^ ^ g House, Hartford, in June, at a James W. McKay was organist. „xxxx/i #/v. . lT©e ou $2,500 bail in connection ued to Feb. 19 In Danbury. He is South Korea has filed an offi- The working hours are very blue-tipped mountains In the a sister, and two grandchildren. Burial was in East Cemetery. y^g company t» concentrate on 'With the Tobiberiies. She 'was pro- charged with receiving stolen ’The way was ^ paved by the The purchase price, accorm ^ complaint with the United Specializing in of toe State OaipltoJ, to 2%. ,rom the U.S. consu- long in Vietnam, he said, and distance, the two-season weath- date to be laimounced. The funeral wiU be held Bearers were W.J. Ciodfrey 5ie ^ ‘^ ’8'~exte^i^‘“^falra“ F H ^ y to ^ East Hart- g ^ and larceny in excess of of“ Representatives' last to the resototion, vrill be $2 6W ^ discuas staite iasues. Fractional gains were posted late. disclijline is strict. er is hard to take, Ostrinsky A committee In charge of toe Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Stovnitoky aald toat all of the i,y Armour, Benguet, Si>erry About a dozen of the young Gourley, William Rood, Wells over-aJl ^ r a t e planning and ILs wtfe w m ex- $ 2 ,^ . in conn^tion wlto the night to allow Cavrock Manu- per acre. The resolution also "You will shave,” is one com- said, reunion has belen unable to lo- Thomas F. Farley Funeral bassador to Washington, Kim VOLKSWAGENS Dennison, Donald Colver, Her- Hmncidl -affairs,’’ Ford ex- facturing Co. of Rockville to stipulates that the town immed- RepubillcamB at 'the January Rand, and Gulf and Western demonstrators wer^ detained mand obeyed daily, he said, and "The first night over there,” Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, Dong-jo, for new Instructions on oaite the following class mem­ bert McKinney and Robert piai„ed in announcing the shift purchase seven acres of land lately take the necessary mea- Caucus agreed on toe bridge toll industries. Studebaker Worth- About 300 riot police with dogs makes today's fighting Marines he recalled, “ I had to wear with a Mass of requiem at St. how to deal with Washington. iposlltion. The ananouncement was ington was off about a point as were waiting at the consulate, bers: Janet E>emers, Robert Co­ Pratt. In position for Miller.___ John ” ~ M. ’Tindell of Bolton, and according to Maj. Rome. Feld- In the Vernon Industrial Park, sures to provide an access road, look much different from Hol­ long Johns. It was so humid the land. itself so the line will just have sailor had been handed over MINT SERVES 30 NATIONS cannon in the near-freezing tem- Ostrinsky said. 9 p.m. and tomorrow from dlireotion. After the rain stops falling ley Griffin, George Jessop, Tom Fbrd said. Enroll at Sarah Lawrence TTie company is headed by to be brought up to the actual American officials. And Sec- ______LONDON — BriteJn’s Royal The average age of Os- to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ■ert * 1 Th® cFowd tuiTied to the trade 24 hours a day, he said, the sec­ Hart, Robert Doyle, Joy Bennet, For Vietiiam “ In his new position, Mr. Mil- Alfred Cavedon and Is now sit- site. retary of State Deem Rusk dis- Kino^a Mint Hiakes imxniey for Brltadin x ^ ^ trlnsky’s fellow Marine^ his own . BRONXVILLE, N.Y. (AP) — ing in Perkins House, a ramb­ Closed Satoidays ond season }s hot and dry. Barbara Heck, Allen Francis ier will define and implement uated in one of the old mills on xhig be the first plant to missed reports in the South Ko- As of May 20, Shop Hours: 8 AuM. to 7 PJM. l o t i o n Bunna Iceland Toaiga, center, where wxe.es.ea /,a.u uie was from 20 to 22. The old- Mrs. Anna J. Lf^nUa ling two-story stucco building. The first time Ostrinsky Sweet, Evelyn Ina Waller, Gloria An em e^ency . the company’s responsibilities in “A lot of people seem to think East St. in Rockville. Cavedon be constructed on the town- rean press that the United to!^ ito ilto r tn ^ r v ^ - demonstrators hauled down a ^st. he said, was a former bar- uhUc Bupport waa made today ’They were displaed to make the sonal reaction” . 46to District West German flag and burned ^ei: aged 27. heard a radio in Vietnam was Bassett, Maxine Demlng, Clif­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. public wjpport these relattonships. we’re achieving the American also is president of the Aldon owned portion of the tract. On states would apologize to Norh house into a men's dormitory. state Representative Robert D. It. near the end of his 13-month ford Lautetibach, Carlton Fair­ Anna J. Lapate, 77, of 368 ’Troy by CARE to ena^ the nanp^ "T o assist in this program, uream-aDream—six g;uys among 600 Spinning Mills in Talcottvllle. the privately owned section two Korea for the Pueblo’s alleged The officers are often much The men, however, were al­ King, joined with hfa fellow Vietnam stint. It was a record­ banks, Marian Pitch, Bertha Rd. died yesterday at St. Fran- fit agcncyt-to ito raUef governmental af- girls—but it’s not like that,’’ The Cavrock plant manufac­ industries are already to opera- "intrusion’’ into North Korean older, he said noting his com­ cis Hospital, Hartford. program to Sou^ Vletn^ y^^ g^^pporatg plan. ready setting plans to soothe Reipublican legislators in the ing of Manchester’s Turkey Schultz and Ella Hamilton. claims Kent Peterson, one of rix tures fibre glass masonry. Tlie tion, Mal-Tool Division and waters in exchange for ttie re- manding officer had 28 years Mrs; Lapeta w a s bom in CARE offtolals BStlmato $500,- office, the office of the any hurt. area to reconunend the eUmlna- Day Race as covered by WINF. Anyone knowing tlfS where­ young men starting a semester realistic looking panels are for Allled Mold Engineering. lease of the surviving crewmen. of Marine experience. Lithuania, and Uved In the 000 to needed to aupport ite ^ general counsel, the pubUc re- "We feel bad that we dis­ tion of the toUs on the Charter Teacher Presses Grievance Ostrinsky had time to learn Ostrinsky will report to Camp abouts o f those listed may con­ at Sarah Lawrence College. use Indoors and out and features Rockville Hospital Notes The growing tension between Hartford-South Windaor area program tor refugees a ^ o t i ^ latlons staff and the Washington placed the nine gtols.” said Pe­ Oak, Bissell, and the Putnam a few things about the Viet­ Pendleton in California in sev­ tact Mrs. Eveleen Geromiiler “ We’re here to study, not to a large variety of patterns of Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 the U.S. and South Korean gfov- for 62 years. She was a mem- dwlllao. war vtettoiB dm the next ^ report to Mr. MiUer.’ ’ terson. “ We plan to give a party ib rid ^ . namese. eral weeks. He is the son of McKenna of 36 Edison Rd., or find wives or see how much sex for them to make up.’ ’ brick and stone. p.m. in all areas except mater- erranents produced the first “I find myself driving over Over 31-Pupil Class Load * ber of the Lithuanian Aipertcai' 12 months. ^aid that the divisions we can get,” said Peterson, a The seven acres to be pur­ “ It’s wise not to talk about Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L. Os­ Mrs. Judi'th Middlebrook Adams nlty where they are 2 to 4 and anti-American demonstration in the Founders Bridge 'to I-9I to trinsky of 182 Bissell St. of 89 Cambridge St. ClIlneiB Club. V l e t o ^ ^ reporting to Knudsen would be juniorJunior wnowho traiotransferred from chased by Cavrock will be lo­ ______Another grievance over class Several parents of children in th® French,” he said. Survivors include a son, Vedo provided $1,648,310 in food ana North American automo- Amherst CoUege. ’The first fuchsia plants, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Seoul In five years. About 60 save the boll even thxnigh I “ Oh, we’ll botanist cated in a portion of the 47- -pnobaibly spend as much money size, from an elementary teach- Mrs. Boyd’s class appeared, Vance of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; eupplies to the padt tlve operations, overseas auto- probably date a named alter German Admitted Friday: Raymond placard-carrying students from bit,)lt, but we’ll Leonhard Fuchs, were brought acre industrial tract o ^ e d by g^jg Stafford Springs; Jo- Chungang University paraded on gas,” he stated. er who has 31 pupils, was heard jn^^gyer, and spoke In support a dkughter, Mrs. Aldona Sac- and is now running out, CARE ind tractor operations, have to be careful not to get in- South America to Europe the town, a^eed on by the com- seph Momrell, Tolland; Bobtoi- outside the U.S. Embassy, de- ‘I t ’s a psychologlicaa reaction, without comment last night by grievance Most said sawa of Wethersfield; a broth- offlctoto Bay. ’The Fund fa spec- pjyi^,u—Ford Corp., and sever­ volved." panynnmranra and ther ri A Mayor.Ari a ’ ’ ____ er, WUMam Lapata of Chicago, toUy pHanned to reMeve the ^ central staffs — manu- in the late 18th century. Jo Chameroy, Wapping Wood nounclng the secret U.S.-North SPECIAL if you can get something for the Board of Education. ° ' ^®; ®^®^®®; nothing, why pay for it ? ” Representing Mrs. Gladys they thoughtthe teacher should m .; and two grandchUdren. preasing hwman needs: F oo^ facturing, personnel and organl- OutwanMy most of the gtols Rd.; John McKinstry, 70 Or­ Korean talks and urging the Funeral services wiH be clothing, health, education, and nation; scientific research; en- showed the same kind of cool chard St.; Sarah Burgess, Pine United States to “ Immediately “If our group o f legislators Boyd, grade 1 teacher at Kee- be provided teaching aid. In Monday as the six men spent hdd Thursday at 10 a.m. at a means o f earning a Uvtog. gjneering; labor relations; mar- Vernon View Dr.; William Borkowskl, stop Us appeasement poUcy” to­ felt this way, toe great •per- ney St. School, was Atty. Don- answer to a question from the SIGN UP NOW tiie GluUano-Sagarinb Funeral Uprooted famdOles who anriive product planning and their first full day on campus. 19 Franklin St.; Raymond Roy, ward North Korea. centoge of the travel'ng xKi'b- aid Deneen of Windsor, who board, the parents voiced unan- TOT i But there were a few curious Home, 247 Washington St. Hart- at reiocation oehters to tattered ^ purchasing, Kingsbury Ave.; the Rev. All- MeanwhUe, Premier Chung PURCHASE ilic must feel toe s.'jnc,” King had been engaged as her attor- imous opposition to having thedr VALUE glances and some girls opeMy ney by the Manchester Educa- children reassigned to another FOR BOLAND OIL COMPANY’S STAIWS ford. Burial will be in Cedar clothes ane given textile pack- Knudsen, 65, and the son of a son Heaps, 1 Rheel St.; Ber­ Il-kwon handed a protest note to admitted an interest. ______tion Association. school. HU Cemetery, Hartford. ages, each o f which can cilotiie president of GM, joined nard Freedlander, Wapping. U.S. Ambassador WUllam J. Filtration Plant Set The Andes Mountalnsa, the The grievance was also sup- Atty. Deneen argued that Friend may coll at the fu- a family of five, and sewing ^ggg after worl^g for “ I was prepared to give up Admitted Saturday: Harold Porter registering official oppo­ longeat chain of mountains in ported by the MEA, but its rep- Mrs. Boyd’s class overload had nerol home today and tomor- idto. three years with independent males for sort of education I Amsden, Tracey Dr.; WUllam sition to the secret U.S.-North row from 7 to 9 p.m. To help re fu w ^ '^ ca m e ^gtroit machine shops, 'wanted,” said Ann Catcher, 18, Korean talks at the truce vUlage toe world, stretch for 4,500 resentatives did not prerent any been known os early as Sept Neeley, Rockville Nursing 18 and that the administration ^ipporting, CARE providea greatest contribution to a pretty freshman from ’Tucson, For Rockville Water of Panmimjon. miles dn South America. arguments. lUTOMATIC Home; Russell Andrews, 40 TOP Sira. August 3 . Loehr Sr. hand tooils, Irrlgatlan equipm'ent guiding the rebirth of Arlz. “ Now we’ve got males as Porter was also told that had been advised of it by Prin­ ______A. $1,200,000 waber flltiraiUon atton to other types of treat- Hale St. Ext. cipal Edward Tlmbrell, who had TOLLAND — Mrs. Louise and Uveatock for fantoers and y^^______ponUao Division.______He has a well. It’s just heaven.” unless the United States F A S H IO N Admitted Simday: Mary Nick­ But the men were not admit- plant, designed to deliveir water ment feoUlitilee. changes its “ lukewarm atti­ supported her request for teach­ ****«'■ Loehr, 84, of Loehr R d" <>* reputation as a cost cutter. erson, Broad Brook; Edna Bart­ bOoioksmiiths and other crafts- ted to prove the value of coedu- ^ ,the ‘‘highest quality,” wUl be In the meantime, “ le c - tude’’ toward the threat of a ing assistance. August J. Loehr Sr., died yes­ lett, 25 Taloott Ave.; John Tler- Three Register Complaints mien. To aid eduoaiUon, CARE cation according to Mrs. Esther contftruoted for the Rockville pany took many ste ^ to W , T^ . t « North Korean *.iyuoiun,invasion. cSouth He said her request for addi­ DELIVERY terday momlng at Rockville dtotributes school letts to chil- Raushenbush, president of Sa- waiter and Aqueduct Co. this and Korea “imiaiy have to tako; bUa tional help had been rejected General Hospital. dran, and It suppUes moequito About Town X V fT T I J ^ah Lawrence. “ We are trying ypnr water. The intake rey Smith, 6 Prospect St.; Lll- itanal self defense measures.” F A B R IC S Of Pigeons^ Dust^ School by the administration because GET . M ». Loehr was bom Aug. 3, neta, soap, vltamlna and hoeplt- i^ y Gowan, president to find out If what we have to of- ,j^g ennounoeimemt was made and the water Zinkorich, 9 VUlage St.; ’This was considered a hint the overload occurred adter too 1883 to New York City, and ai equipment to ithe fight on dl- ^ y^g Manchester Scholarship far Is a good educational expert- jjy p wUMams, president of quent treatments ppe Susan' Huebner, RFD 3; Antol- that South Korea might bring Quoting from an advertise- falls on dwellings, cars, lawns beginning of the school year and TOP , TOP Uved in Tolland for many years, sease. Foundation, will be guest speak- ence tor men,” she said. Suburban Wetter S«rvitoe, Inic. sulphate. u He Luceml, Montauk Dr. home Its tough 40,000-man force ment by the Connecticut Society washed clothes. The com- the grounds that funds for ¥A U IG ffiie was a member of St. Mat­ STAMPS 8 n M n er at a meeting of the Man­ ’The school’s xmdergraduate teciil'tv wUl treat water Births Friday: A daughter to fighting with ithe allies in Viet­ for the Prevention of Cruelty warned that the dust assistance were not available, VALUE thew’s CJhurch and Ms Women’s ’Thie for the Prevention Of Craelty ^ presentation. chester Jaycee Wives tomorrow program is 'aimed at students nam or possibly take the SINGER Guild. able to do lndei>endent work. R ock v ilto^ Shenipeit LaJoe to and turbidity Hammond St.; a daughter at to People, a West Side resident ipjja complainant ques- chairman John Rottner said the Sen. Fulbright Urges at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 660,000-man Korean army at Survlvoirs, besides her hus­ KocKvme. which has resulted from the ^ Albert Therrien complained today of an under- tioned the property and the need board would discuss the A WHOLE BOOK FULL Norman Holmes, 21 Bigelow St. ’There are no majors, no re­ <1716 plant fa the la r p ^ ato- g, ^^g growths In the home away from U.N. control to Cottons and blends, band, include 8 sons, August J. Review of Debtors taking by a pigeon fancier In for constructing a new Lincoln grievance In closed session be- Stamps issued after payment for first delivery. quired courses and no examina­ gle project over und'entaken by billion eallon reservoir, meet any Communist threat In­ r ■ In prints a-plentyl Loehr Jr. and Bernard J. Loehr, WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. The Perc^ Smith Circle of tions although advisers give lu lS n Water for any of its ^uiams^srid.^ Discharged Friday: George dependently . Q Plain and novelty hls neighborhood. School in Cfenter Springs Park, rendering a decision. if delivery is paid for in full The complaint was one of He said that the argument that . __, __ TOP both of ToUand, and WUllam F. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., says South Methodist Church wUl periodic evaluatioons of. the operating companieB. pj yjg proposed 28 F lor^ ce 1 ^ Ar- Premier Chung asked the U.S. ^ weaves-to make DOUBLE STAMPS within 10 days for amount only^ . into dresses, only three persons who appear- the land Is free is a fallacy. ^ grievance on ®lmU®J Loehr of Rockville; 8 daugh­ It’s a false impression that meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the work. Laat July the company was operation by the Paquette, Brentwood Dr, • side to take “ firmer stands” of blU. VALUE ya> children’s wear, ed this morning at a two-hour He said that the town, in ad- ° ® riArpmbpr MUM ters, Mrs. Edwin Ertel of Rock France 1s this naOwi’s chief home______of Mrs. Wesley MUes, 492 The coUege, located on a 32- ___1^.-J — X.,— i4.v- men and continue to graduation. the pigeon venture was a busl- He asked for an explanation ter teachers contract wim as expressions 'of justifiable in- be the Hartford area coordlna. A later report of the water williams pointed out that the Dfachaaged Sunday: Nedson ^apher. Tuck, a civilian, also For address of store nearest you, ness or a hobby. of why the Lincoln School PTA, board contains a cla^ e sto ng Why did the six apply for ad­ Penonal Notices dlgnaUon but as a resort to tors for the non-sectarian group company to ^ PUC and the „ew plant, which Is already In Lewis. Snipalc Lake Rd.; Bern- confessed” to charting ap- see white pages of phone book under SINGER COMPANY. The second complaint re|ls- which dropped out of the state ttiat rcdfatribuUon of P®Pt o mission? demagoguery compounded by of couples teaching the symto- break from Vernon Board of Represento.- the process of being designed. Freedlander, Wiopping; Jo- proaches to North Korean tered today concerned the and national PTA organization provision for extra help should ignorance or misrepresentation thermlc method of family plan­ “ I wanted a and ports for the U.S. 856 MAIN ST. Boland Oil In Memoriam Yale,” said Robert Lamm, a tives ncybed that the rates would ^lU aUow for addition of extra seph M ora^,’Tollaind;.!^ Farmer’s Co-op on Apel PI. several years ago, recently de- be given any class exceeding of the facts.” ning. and daiughtor, Navy, so es ito avoid coastai die- TEL. 643-8883 junior from Mount Vernon, N.Y. rnore than double « a ffltrotlon filtering capacity In the future Complaints against the com- elded to rejoin. He hinted toat, 30 children. , , , . ESTABLISHED 1936 Id Ipvlng memory of Abram He said Great Britain owed “ Sarah Lawrence Is very differ- planit had to be taBtaUied. to meet the expected rapid pop- Thompsonvlile. (ense units, the Communists pany's operatlcms are regular In his opinion, it was to gain the Supt. Curtis noted during last PER G A LLO N ininMd aiwioy Feb. 6, the United States $7.3 billion Maj. Dorothy Philips of Hart- *A Tradanurk of THE eiNGBI COMPANY ent, less formal, less bound by The company authorized the ulatlon growth In the area. ““ items at the directors’ comment support of townwide PTA’s night’s discussion toat toe word- 200 Oals. or More from World War I, compared ford has been appointed as dlvl- ent, less lormaj, «nrtneertnefiiTO ” pil^aUon""fariUUes” o^ the The Herald’s Vernon Bureau The Egyptian mythological sessions. ' when the Lincoln School ques- ing of toe clause is such that it 369 CENTER STREET 643-6320 aniBbine posses, shadows taU, Love’s renveoibrsnoe outlasts all. ^ th F r^ ce-s $6 ^ l o n He said slonal accoimtant of etoSftion f a t o r ^ ^ y ^ prepare pi^mlnBry most modern type available 1<* at 88 Park St„ tel. 876-81M texts ^ the oldest known relt- The latest one stressed the Uon Is voted upon In referen- does not make such help monda/- Aiat ttsMWb the years be many or ^ a n ce has reduced to $300 mU- era New Eng and DlvUlomti ^ ^ ® ^ ^ teeatment plant o f plus all necessary chemlcial «r 648-2711. News “ »««» « » y ^ ^ graln dust which, reportedly, dum. tory, however. t&w» Tbey are filled with remembrance Uon its balance of loans t o t a l^ Headquarters of the Salvation ^g^e n v e mlUion gollcns daily cap- treatments wlU be Included to mailed to P. O. Box 827, Rock- v jh l(* ^ t e from the middle of of you, 'Kn, Abram MaUhett W ^ i l d T ^ V M ^ M ^ d r^ d Fdk. “ ^ n lS ^ S lris^ L “ L^^^^^ aolty and to ^ v t e cc L d e r - the plant. Williams said. vUle. the third rnUlennlum B.C. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 THE Winter Olympics Guide Problems Crop Up Herald Angle Home Games Slated B y EARL YOST BOBSLEDDING SPEED SKATING For Eagles, Indians Only two skate at a time Sports Editor The bobsled run, located On Eve of Games ing clashes as ElUngton High Dick Oobb was high for the about 40 miles from Gre­ in this event, since the race By BARRY CXIWLES noble at Alpe-d'Huez, is is against time. There are Monica, Calif., suffered a bro­ Shortage of Oood Ice A sain Headlining scholastic (4-i)(4-1) hostehosts started Stafford High (i-6)(1-6) Red and White with 17 points GRENOBLE, France Olympic evente-would be •while Dale Ostrout fblkwed 1 500 meters long with a ver­ two separated lanes on the /A ip \__President Chaises called world championships. ken rig^t leg training for the Once a g a ir S * ^ ^ a ^ ' S T th e r^ X S e a season- h<«p clashe! ixmight local /o%)! track—4hc Inside lane being In championships outside the women’s downhill race. with 15 and Tim Coughlin with tical drop of about ISO yards long absence of good ice skating conditions at Center schoolboys face tough op- indfens are 9-a in c o il and has six curves, one shorter than the outside. In Olympics, L lers are aUowed to Dr. Lawrence Crane, who set ~ ■ - - - ponents. The Manchester 14. Coach 'Phil Hyde can be ex­ maze and four bends to test order to skate the same dis­ the 10th Winter Olymincs ^ames of manufacturers the leg In a cast, said a decision Springs Pond, for years Manchester’s No. 1 public play and In second place while pected to use big Ben Grzyto to skating area. Thin ice, followed by a covering of snow, High Indians entertain Hall's Warriors rtand at 5-8, in help In the rebounding depart­ the daring drivers. Both the tance, the racers change today — Games, shrouded „ „ t^elr skis without any prob- would be made today on a possl- two-man and four-man sleds lanes after each lap. The with problems even before lems. w® operation, has prevented a sufficient thickness to form at the Hall High of West Hart­ seventh position. In the earlier ment In place of speedy Kent ford in a CXHL clash at the pairing of the clubs, Manches­ Smith. engage in two runs down the speed ring Is 400 meters Bmndage refused to comment ^ « pond to allow public skating. , . . Teevee basketball long, with two five-meter an athlete bids for a medal. buffs to the Niagara------Clarke Arena at 8:15. East ter was slow starting and found track on each of two days, The International SW Federa- and simply said: "We'have our tuned In The Red and White has a lanes. Each nation may en­ St. John’s game last Saturday Catholic High has a non-confer­ Hall In the lead, 12-9 and 27- tough schedule remaining and with the final ranking based tlon’s decision to allow manu- meeting arranged and you must ^ another snUl and scoring three touchdowns. on total composite times for ter four men In the 500- and stiternoon saw an absolute Thomas grabbed 16 third-down ence meeting at home and will 26 at the end of the flnst two intend to take each encounter 1,500-meter races and three facturers’ i^ e s to ^ w^t to see what the decisions J,nsietered doubtftiffor the be out to triumph over Spring- quarters. However, a strong all four runs. Each nation Is SKiB has proaucea the biggest are. ^ "madman" coaching the Red- passes for 344 yards, a 21.8 av­ as It comes looking ahead for permitted to enter two In the 5,000 and 10,000 me­ a Games, men. Lon Cainesecca’s actions erage and three touchdowns. field Cathedral, one of two second half netted the Indians the CCIL title either outright teams in both two-man and ters. Three women skaters controversy. ^t another meeting—called by wendy Allen of San Pedro, were deplorable and the two Six times fullback Ernie Koy defeat the Eagles in the six point win a t Hall’s small or a share of it. four-man competition. are allowed in each of their Avery Brundage, president of the Russians—Yuri Mashln, callf., sustained a slight cut game officials showed a com- was Fran’s _ target „ on ______success- P>'®''iou8 pairing. gym, 56-50. Coach Don Bums of East four events: 500, 1,000, 1,500 the Intematiinal Olympic Com- president of the Central Com- over m eye during slalom traln- plete weakness by not assessing lul thlrddown plays, and on five Area achoois tonight wlU be ' The Indiana hit 7-17 free Catholic and his winging Eagles and 3,000 meters. mlttee, heard the decision and mlttee of Soviet Sports Delega- Dennis McCoy of Blsh- the St. John’s coach with at occasions Tarkenton threw to ^®atured In conference games. throws while the Warriors were hope to show Cathedral that Immediately called an emergen- tlons, told more than 100 news- calif., was nursing a sore "Pt) ICE HOCKEY least two technicals before Joe Morrison. In *1'® COOS, Coventry High 15-30 at the free throw line. 'they are tougher than they cy meeting for today of his 10- men preparing to cover the back and tom tendon In his fin- sending him to the showers. The Giants, who topped the travels to Bacon Acad- Mike 'DeMeo tallied 15 points think by avenging a loss hand­ Eighteen men are allowed BIAHILON man executive board to discuss games: "The Soviet sportsmen gg^ after a spill, for the losers and will be a for each nation’s team^^^the One technical foul was called, entlre NFL In total touchdowns ®*n'y (5-®) vridl® BoKon High ed the locals by the Spring- This event, a combination the problem. are profoundly disgusted by the Cynthla Kauffman of Seattle, (49) and touchdowns by passing motors to Vinail Tech main objective for the Indians field team. One man that -will EAST championship going to' the in the waning moments, but it defense, along with Ken Mc­ of skiing and shooting, is Earlier In the week, the Ski American aggression In Viet- wash., fell during figure skating was long overdue. On the other (33), had their biggest third- (1-9). definitely be guarded well will country that wins the most Federation had said that trade nam.” practice with her brother, Ron- The NOOC lists two Interest- Donald and Steve Donnelly. of its seven games. The held over a 20-kilometer hand, if the two game officials down day against New Orleans be Joe McDowell -who scored cross-country course with marks would be barred from An American reporter asked aid, and suffered a bruised left 35 points In ■the previ'ous en­ I 30 contests will be held at the had exercised their rights—and when they made nine of 11 for rifle shooting at four differ­ the Olympics and Brundage, a whether It was "right and prop- wrist, but the injury was not 81.8 per cent. Against Philadel­ gagements. Ice Stadium in Grenoble. ent ranges spaced along disciple of complete amaterur- er” to Introduce political mat- considered serious. assessed technicails early in the Olympic rules are the same action — they might have been phia, the Maramen made 10 of Columhia Rated Seventh Big Jim Reynolds sank 12 the course at 5, 10.4, 14 Ism In the Olympics, said that ters at a news conference con- Food poisoning hit three 16 for 66.6 per cent and against points for the losers while Doug as In U.S. college competi­ and 16.7 kilometers, respec­ any athlete breaking the rule cemed with sport. "Questions of members of the U.S. speed skat- blackballed for future ECAC as­ tion, In that body checking signments. St. Louis they had eight of 13 Melody hit the nets for 17 but tively. Each man carries 20 would be thrown out of the peace and war are not only po- ing team—Bill Lianlgan of New for 61.6 per cent. On the other all honors in scoring went to can be done only in the de­ rounds of ammunition and Olympics. lltical questions," Mashln re- York, Dianne Holinn of North- « 4k * fensive zone, whereas in the hand. New York was able to New Mexico State Tim Kearns with 19 points. A Canadian professional rules, takes five shots at a s i ^ e But about an hour later, the P»®<1- “They are of vital Impor- brook, Rl Third Down Plays make only two of 10 third-down strong fourth canto rally by checking can occur in offen­ target on each range. The Ski Federation, under pressure tance to everyone, particularly gan of Springfield, HI. All were Professional auarterbacks are against Dallas for Its East fell short. competitors are scored for from team captains, reversed it- the world of sports.” expect^ to be ready for the East is presently tied for first sive, defensive and neutral rated on their ab^tyability to make zones alike. Also, the red elapsed time over the course self and said it would allow There were several mishaps competition though, of 12 against Detroit. Now Ranked 10th place honors in the HCC with and marksmanship. Two trade marks to be used. as athletes completed training Three hwkey “P*" , the third down play—the most * * * South Catholic High at 4-1, line serves only as a divider. Important play In football—and There is no two-line pass minutes are added to the Rumors spread around Greno- for the Games. Olympics today ^ t h Ui® sched^ NEW YORK (AP)—The New Mexico State Aggries, while the locals boast an over­ total time for every miss. ble that It was possible that Robin Morning, a 20-year-old ule of events increasing In this respect, the New York Off the Cuff all record of 14-2. rule in Olympic competition, Tt© Giants consider themselves for- the only new team among the Top Ten in the latest As- ^ which makes for longer The event consists of indi­ skiing events—instead of being American skier from Santa Wednesday. tunate In having a fellow like Bi&geat ski' Jump in the East sociated Press college basketball poll, get a chance to Action should be fast and furi­ vidual competition and a ous on the hardcourt with max­ • v b passes. four-man remy.elay. Fran Tarkenton running their scheduled Sunday, Feh. IS at move up further in the standings Wednesday night ball club. Don Smith, Giants’ Salisbury when the United when they take on sixth-rated New Mexico. It’s the imum crowds anticipated for pubUclst, came up with the foi- Ski Jumping ^ jjjy g.ame this week matching ranking te ^ s . both events. FIGURE SKATING LUGE Ryun V 8. Patrick lowing facts. Champdon^p will be staged. Aggies were beaten by —-—-— ------— ------Barry Predicts— On 176 occasions during the ^ ^ New Mexico 71-64 on Jan. 6, but extend Us unbeaten record Manchester over Hall In a The skaters must follow Also known as tobogganing, second half rally, 68-60. rigid, well-defined progres­ the luge competition will be 1967 NFL season, the Glante P«*®d compete . . . For- have been defeated only one and Tarkenton were faced with Cathodic High eager other time whUe winning 17. ^ ® T e n ,^ th first-place East topping visiting Spring- sions In patterns, arranged held at Villard-De-Lans, 20 field, 82-67. in degrees of increasing dif- mUes from Grenoble. The third - down situations. Some soaring Qhlo State beat them, 78-76, on Set in Mile Run Were third and short yardage, ^ double figures of laite with ijeg. 19. games of Sat. Feb. 3: Coventry making it two Bcuity. 'Die patterns, calied luge run Is 1,000 meters long 1. Houston (26) straight downing Bacon, 76-70. “school or compulsory fig­ with a vertical drop of 120 NEW YORK (AP) — The others were third and long **e Qulnm’piaic College fresh- Mexico’s 17-game win- GRENOBLE, Prance (AP) — yardage, all were vital to keep- basketball team . . . Two streak came to an end Sav­ 2. UCLA (8) Bolton over Vinal all the way, ures,’’ must be skated to the yards and consists of five match is made. Jim Ryun WILL 3. North Carolina 62-58. satisfaction of the judges. Mnds, two curves each to meet Etove Patrick in the mile The youngest athlete at the ing offensive scoring marches Nutmeggers with the Bates Col- u r ^ y night when the Lobos lost Olympic Games is a Rumanian alive. With Fran the Man at *®®® varsity quintet are Don Arizona, 69-68. The result 4. St. Bonaventure Ellington defeating Stafford Compulsory figures count 60 the left and right and one in Friday’s U.S. Track and 5. Tennessee easily, 90-78. per cent of the over-all double “S” curve. Field Federation meet. It must ice skater. Miss Beatrice Hus- his best under pressure, the Gedssler of WilUmantlc—son of dropped them from fourth to Eagles’ Starting Quintet ■Uu, "I am not 2 but six months instances, or on 47.6 per cent of Feaneds Gelssler, former local gj^th in the rankings, 6. New Mexico South Windsor rolling over grade. Because of this em­ The single-seat races will be admitted, though, that even EAST SIDE FEE-WEE 7. Columbia Granby from start to finish, 80- READY FOR THE INVASION OF SPRINGFIELD CATHEDRAL 'TONIGHT Patrick wasn't sure aibout it un­ short of my 12th birthday,” she all third-down situations. school teacher—and Tom Ko- unbeaten Houston- Cou- phasis in scoring, the com­ be run in four heats. All 8. Kentucky 65. ARE EAST CATHOLIC HIGH’S STARTERS. Front row, left to right, Doug petitor must perfect skills times are electrically re­ til the last minute. The Ladders shaded the High­ announces. A further breakdown shows 1®aced the Indians with North Carolina faces Virginia U.S. Olympic team, has caused scores of 186 while eight of 10 Tuesday, Wake Forest Thurs­ NEW YORK—(NEA)—When sal, McGuire had no time to a stir among supposedly blase shooters tallied scores above CLASS A VOLLEYBALL day and Virginia Tech Satiu:- Despite Two Wins as Amateur the dishiwaBher to on the bum, wallow in self-pity. Europeans —partly because of the 170 mark to provide ade­ Wyman’s Oil 4-2, Jim ’s Atlan­ day. St. Bonaventure, which has Dick (McGuire to sent for the "For the first 24 or 36 hours,” her surprising skiing, pertly be­ quate support to the top marks­ tic 2-2, Crockett Ins. 2-4. won 16 games, will be seeking to Shares Announced wrench. Thai’s not the way it recalled Terry, "he had to con- cause of her unusual flrat name. men. Only the top five counted WHY once was In the McGuire house- sole Richie Jr.—he’s nine and 'All Europe to wondering in the scoring. East Catholic High of Man­ Mathis 2-1 Underdog hold. our oldest child. Richie cried about your name, Klkl,” a Mike D’Auria and Ed Slege- College Basketball Roundup For NFL Title Tilt chester and Manchester High "When Dick was coaching,” e*'*! cried. He couldn’t under- French newspaperman told her. shl, finally abooUng up to their School have been blessed with said comely Terry McGuire, He’s still a big fan, "la it your real name, or what pol^tdBl, had a fine day behind NEW YORK (AP)—The Green Bay Packers re- wonderful and outatandlng ath- In Bout with Frazier "friends would tell me. ‘Don’t go to bed until he hears does It mean?” the bairell. Thte is the Indians Tennessee Stops Maravich ceived 87,950.96 each and the Dallas Cowboys got $5,- letes for years, it would be a ■bother your husband with Knick score and still sec- "No,” she said, "my real ithdid straight win and they AT THE AIRCRAFT NEW YORK (AP)—If Buster Mathis beat Joe Fra-- minor problems like a flooded guesses.” name is Christina; Kikl Is Just a booUt a 9-1 record. 878.90, eadh for full shares of the D m . 31 National ^ y ^ sports to see these Two now shooters posted: fine And Increases SEC Margin FootbaWLague championship game. fine clubs against twice in the amateurs, why is he a 2 -1 underdog in basement or stopped^ip plumb- After the Christmas holidays, diminutive my friends started one another, a battle of undefeated pros for New York’s version of ing. He’s rmder so much pres- Richie returned to g;rade school, calling me. It doesn’t mean any- scores. They were Erwin Nash Hie official receipts, an------Elarl, this to a naitural and He came home very excited thing.” end 'Peter Laila^us, the laJtteir Tennessee put its show on the three-way first place tie with ^ced l^y by Art M^elL ^ ^t, to topped o^y j the world heavyweight crown. ’ from the first day back. _____ ehooUng for the first time in road, came up with a big hit Iowa State at 5-2 as the Wildcats NFL president, sent the Pack- by the *6,627.85 they coUected That is the question that Is “Well, the pressure is off. “He rushed Into the house," oomipeUltion. and now a few more encores trimmed Missouri 69-67 at home ers’ post-season pay close to last year In their own Cotton -rhoro la nn rinnht in mv puzzling Mathis these days as 1984, a few months after he had Now he's got to do some work said Terry, "and told me every- CHAMROUSSE, Prance (AP) The maibcaijiiuiuwL with ...w. _North______Haven the Cornhuskers droppped 125,000ana Ann a------man.-- Bowl.__ 1 irue.mind mere that everylO no UUUOtgame U1 would lliy ^e ------prepares for the March 4 . urnnwon fhnthe nUrmOlympic nln Vino.nnirnlnVitheavyweight A-TViainda r o ^ ihWIVh ^ . NONo eXOllSfiSexcuses-off---Off _ PeUclty "Bunny” Field of Frtday has been canceled. The f*!*! they can have the Souther- host Oklahoma 89-83. Kansas o * ___ f o * * n V ia 11 H t i A ______i i ______1 a. ^ x n ___ l i i . _ v n «r/v They got *16,000 for winning Gross receipts were *2,682,678, comolete sellout•y " thus help- leatch with TTVn.Frazier an anlanna as ana. nna.part na^ of an.# aan berth'on IN 09*7 Vv ■ /NVV ^VlOthe TTU.S. fil ^OOteam Vvifby Vbeat-\ 0 0 to Ithe 7 9 0 ’IClTlfynkitchen.” A.T7 who___ < ____ athis a a ____ MnRed . ______a.Holzman _ - charac- Great______X. Britain X _ t ^ ______was asked____ 9 during.9 9 ^.a locals face Briatol Eastern Mon- tern (Conference basketball title. ran its record to 4-2 with a 52-50 the Super Bowl game, plus a Including *2 mUlion for televl- ^ ^ school ereativ as far as unusual title doubleheader on Ing Frazier in New York. As a Thus McGuire goes from the daddy’s downhlU training where, she But the audiences and teams edge over visiting Oklahoma o o day. day’palnaa'a npay n v ll-tX (1-14 of thnii-their slIiMonatta onn ainnsion andonal nnallnradio nlnhfa rights. -rknThe MPV NFL . finances ® are concemed, ° . which ... fVin«ie flinaffirst hnvlnirboxing aVinurshow aat t fVia>the MPWnew rCSUlt.res^t he Weilt went tO to the OlVtUOlCS Olympics flTef*e ^Into tile tiie frVinET f r y i n gIDSll. ^ . job. laV. ..a..nil.,usually alnlnskis knback n1. home. _____ Manchester (912) might not be as easy to get by. State. salary) for beating Los Angeles Bert Bell Player Benefit Plan ""g neatly impc L. t Madison Square Garden, In Tokyo as a spectator. McGuire was bounced as "I explained that It wasn’t "Oh," she replied, "most i>eo- MlUer 48-60-43-44—186. The Volunteers shuffled Pete In other games, Memphis at®' ENJOY EXTRA BENEFITS in the divisional playoff, unoffl- received *576,000 and *426,000 how do we approach our prob- - i learn something new every "Sure, I rooted for Joe,’’, said coach of the New York Knicks Mr. Holzman’s fault, that he is ple think you have to go d ear to Sheldon 60-49-47-39—186. Maravich off center stage Mon­ State downed North Texas State dally estimated at about *1,600. went into pension plans for ,g„ Earl? time I fight,” said Mathis who Mathis. “He is a good puncher. iin laite December. The team a very nice man. But the team Scotland to ski, but that’s not D’Auria 60-48-43-43—184. day night and clobbered Loui­ 67-65 and Oklahoma City o Hospital - Surgical insurance They also WIU get a day’s pay coaches and other club person- jg there a binding laxity on has trained down from a blub- He worked hard, got knocked lhad mudi taJeavt, yet iit was ggjpg poorly and the own­ true. I often go to Box Hill In Slegeskl 48-48-46-40—179. siana State 87-67 in the first swamped Centenary 117-92 in Life insurance . Retirement plan for next summer s College All- nel. the part of school officials or hery 310 In 1964 to a mere 260 down and got up. mired low in the standlngB of ers felt a change was needed. Surrey. Tlmreck 60-48-46-36—179. game of a four-game road trip road victories. "This time I’ll fight him a lot the National Basketball As- through the SEC. assistance program Star game In Chicago. The NFL estimated that each whoever to in charge of hav- pounds "People say Frazier "He said, ‘Mommy, I know And how much snow do they Windham (866) Tennessee, using its height N«.epa,d(,ol,<.„s Green Bay voted 61 shares Packer who has been with jpg these two fine schools com- h^^ been fighting good oppo- dlfferent. He’s more confident aoclatdon Eastern Divlston. One all _ that._ _But I wasn’t about to get there, she was ad theulc thirduiigvi *86,000 iiiIn postseasoniAJSbaccU3t/ii iiiviicmoney, y • ■tuNxr rtr yp«^vVMl pj. lOl* anyAAV school8CI1001 ofOI* « Frazier and Mathis came to "The players have changed,” '^*****e » ManagBS Liston down die went on the downhill avich being double teamed. Briere 48-38-41-31—168. the road. 4. highest In league history, ex- Players with Green Bay the last w^can give an answer training camp with ggld Terry, "since fddas like Other MHS shooters: With Mara-vlch, the nation’s tXt tOX KO . CAKLAND. Callf. (AP)—En- course. Kentucky and Vanderbilt, two ceedednnn.ln9 by K.. Green rinnnn Bay’s Do.l’n *9,813.63 OI Q «<) two imnl-nyears noearned m.n.1 *47,764.69 to why no efforts ,have___ 1 been___ Wm. If IdOUt bCat Wm hcll gO »hgthe othCrother PrinClPalS,principals. InClUdhlgIncluding and GeneGmi0 'i^UlIln Shue andfliut CarlOarl rwo,Hn t,. ,.hii Nash leading. scorer, being held to a ««0' all the way.” middleweight champ BmUe Braun played. They had desire tertainer S ^ m y Davis Jr. will Penny 47-47-44-39—177, other ranked SEC hopefuls, also in 1966 and Cleveland’snn , *8,052 n.n in each, plus ,,three extra game sal- madcTo havc Manchester High 49-47-39-39—174, Lalashlus 47-46- season low of 21 points with broken Griffith and ex-champ Nino amd loved the game for its own VILLARD-DE-LANS, France showed well as the Wildcats 1964. Dallas’ share was the sec- aries. and East Catholic High com­ Mathis suffered a - - . . . o world y»T9n«vi9vl/xn. 43.37—173, Wright 43-42-43-37 — nine field goals In 34 attempts, o sake Now olaveira have to be heavyweight champion (AP) —Sheila M. Johansen, 20, belted Mississippi 78-62 at Lex­ pete In sports? hand in a second winning bout Benvenutl, for a contract slgn- 166, Albee 49-45-40-22—166. LSU never caught up. with Frazier in California In ing at the new Garden. S e J ^ T i d p ? ^ e T ^ b ^ ^ of Billings, Mont., a pretty ington and the Commodores Justus finished -with 29 points Sincerely, ^ and < M s S e d . They ^ box in CalUomla after being blonde competitor on the U.S. trippped tough Georgia 82-77 at Walter "Ty" Holland and Tom Boerwlnkle 16 with 21 Big O Sports Best MarU airen’t hungry. turned down last August. Olympic luge team, is sporting home. rebounds as the Vols breezed, 76 High St. “It’s nice to have a chance to a black left eye. She was Tyson Named Ohio State, 6-1 and 12-4, o Manchester, Conn. "Dick can hardly be tough but coming games are not ex- O Amongst NBA Pointmakers Earl Monroe Back Home with our four kids. He cer­ get back on top,” said Liston, thrown from her luge during POCATELLO, Idaho (AP)-:— n ip p ed In d ian a 78-77 on the road pected to ^e so easy. tainly wasn’t going to tell 86. pre-Olympic practice a few Randy Tyson, defensive coach and Increased its Big Ten lead y^jg travel next to Geor-{k& O of Rhode Island 'University’s to one game over Illinois.while Saturday, then eighth- NEW YORK (AP) — Hot- tained his big lead In average g;rown men how to behave. And Pumps in 32 Points “He Just doesn’t have the football team, has been named Michigan outscored visiting ranked Kentucky Monday and shooting Oscar Robertson, points a game with 29. He has Minnesota 113-101 In another MW""'!; 1,401 total points, 129 behind .n 1.. 1 temperament to be a modem defensive coach at Idaho State finally ninth-rated Vanderbilt a nnVjG" slowed down by early season in­ Earl Monroe came home to them. He hit on 10 field goals coaich. I’m giad he’s out of Minnesota Falls Game Back University. Tyson joined the league game. week from Saturday before juries, has not let them set him Bing, who is averaging 27.8. .0 0 Winston-Salem, N.C., and It was 12 of 14 free th iw s. It w m grouting for the Knicks RIU Staff In 1967 and Is a form­ In the Big Eight, Kansas State their next home conference back In National Basketball As­ Robertson also took the free and Nebraska pulled into a throw percentage lead from ... 1. j L .. the ninth time In the last 10 He’s cettins Of Pittsburgh in ABA Race er Utah State center. game. .0 HOO'* sociation scoring statistics. BAELY BIRDS - Barbara he had never been away. ^ Unranked Florida, the only The Big O of Cincinnati took Flynn Robinson of Chicago at Callahan 140 —341, Betty Aceto The rookie star of ^ Balti- 30 points in a game. McGuire is sensitive and 87.6 per cent. Robinson fell to . ______Only______last-place------Kentucky picked up a game on New Jer- team to beat Tennessee in the the runnner-up spot behind De­ 138 —344, Jo Kerin 133 —360, more Bullets poured in 32 phoenix, Ariz., Walt Haz- gomewhat nervous. Before the stood between the Minnesota sey and now rest 8Vi games in conference after losing to the sixth as Dave Gambee of San Die 22 W e e i,'^ ^ y ®® troit’s Dave Bing with 178 points Bibane Poirier 133, Anita Nylin points, leading Baltimore to a ^ard triggered Seattle’s over- guillotine dropped on his coach- Muskies and a share of first the cellar. The Colonels broke a Vols, raised its record to 11-3 Diego grabbed second. Fairfield Rallies and Wins in five gamesJast week and re­ 131, Sophie Welply 126, Flo Niles 121-108 National time victory over Cincinnati jng heck, he was sleeping little place, but the Colonels wouldn’t 32-32 tie and led the rest of the and 14-6. 344, ‘EUle WIence 341. Bociation victory over San Diego 45-polnt output. Including eating less. There was al- step aside. way as Darel Carrier scored 31 Fairfield University trailed Fairfield was down by 11 Kentucky, 8-3 and 14-4, turned Monday night. nine in the extra period. Haz- wgyg the rumble of the tumbrel Kentucky stunned the Musjtles points and Louie Dampler 22. the host Rider basketball team when It t^ed a 27-all tie into a 40-35 halftime GOP WOMEN —Grayce Shea In the only other game zard equalled a personal career tn his thoughts. 95-86 Monday night at Louisville Mel Daniels had 31 for the Mus- »hiv.iiirh miiph n f Mnndav nisht’s ^ ^® P"^®®® strategy with 12 iggd gnd then pulled away when 181, CecUe Ray 461, Jan Leon­ through much of Mon y gh s ^jt^gtes left. After tying the MississlppplMississlpppl' went without a field played, Seattle nipped Clncln- high with 16 of 26 field goal tries "He’s getting over It now,” and dropped Minnesota one kies. game, then turned to a zone ggore at 69-69, the Nutmeggers ard 479. nati 132-129 In overtime. In the and 16 of 16 free throws. gald Terry. "He now eats dur- game back of Pittsburgh in the Houston overcame an eight- goal for nearly seven minutes EXPERT ABA, Houston edged New Jer- The Royals, playing without ing every TV commercial from Eastern Division of the Ameri- point deficit In the third period press to disarm the New Jersey fell six points behind, inldway in the last half. Dan Is- 1 WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING RENEGADES —Helen Reid sey 109-107 and Kentucky Injured Oscar Robertson, over- g o’clock on. That Includes the can BaskfcU®Jl Association. A behind Willie Somerset and! WU- team and score a 74-67 victory. A 13-point scoring surge, how- sell paced the Wildcats with 20 RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE 127, Bob Boroch 357. downed Minnesota 96-M. came an 88-62 deficit and caught Johnny Carson Show. And you victory would have virtually bert Frazier W d then played In other action Involving Con- ever, put Fairfield ahead for points. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ------Earl the Pearl led the coun- Seattle with two seconds to g o , know, how many eommerclals tied the Muskies with the PI- ball control In the last two mln- necticut teams. New Haven Col- good. Sol Crenshaw had 22 Tom Hagan scored 29 points lege overwhelmed visiting Wor- points and Frank Mag(aletta. had for Vanderbilt, but It was Kenny Start your future Pratt & Whitney SEE ELK8 —Joe Plcaut 147 —366, try’s small college sedrers play- on Walt Wesley’s basket. Tom it has. pers. . - utes for its victory. O'v'i'a’ON PAi Mike Denhup 139 —387, Tony ing for Winston-Salem’s NCAA Van Arsdale, recently acquired "Dick seems more relaxed In the only other game, last- Somerset flnh^ed with 28 ccster State from Maseachusetts 21 to lead the attack. Campbell's nine points in the Desimone 137-143 —387, Tony college division champions last from Detroit, sparked the Roy- than ever. Why, since he left place Houston of the Western points and Frazier 22. Hank 91-68, and the University of Fairfield is now 9-6 lor the last three minutes when Geor­ gia came within two that put the Dircraft Salvatore 143, Stan Seymour year. So the home town folks als’ comeback, scoring all of his coaching he’s even laughed Division surprised visiting New Whitney had 34 for the Ameri- Hartford dropped a close one season, while the loss was the today at PSc\/\/A CLARKE MOTOR SALES to Siena College, 82-79, in Hart- loth In 'iB starts for the Trenton, game out of reach. Vandy now 360, Fred Poudrier 361^ John knew what to expect when he 24 points In the second half. twice. We stood tmd applauded. Jersey 109-107. cans, v/ho got only eight points N.J,. losers. An equal opportunity employer RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON—643-9521 Rieder 405, Emil Dietz 360, came to town wltli the Bullets. Adrian Smith topped the Roy- It was like a happening.” Kentucky’s victory did the from Levern Tart, the league’s . ford. is 7-4 and 16-4, Jim Aceto 361, Lee Wood 366. Mdbroe didn’t disappoint als with 28 points. Immediately after the dismls- Colonels some good as they top scorer.

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Simply call the An Equal Opportunity WE'RE SCUBA J THINK THAT &u SHARPENING Service -• Saws, Refrigerators, washers and in large home 3 to 4 days week­ WHAT 19 THE ANP WRINKLED FENDERS.' 55 Dance step having to do some program­ Employer PUKPOae OF_ DI'VERS, SIR... AND CUSTOMS GUY 56 Pack closely knives, axes, shears, skates, stove moving specialty. Fold­ ly for working mother. Must ming In the future. Company YOUR YI9IT T WE'RE WRITING A BOUGHT OUR -u iir s r B2 S3 EDWARDS be able to work without super­ YARN, DAVY. DOWN rotary blades. Quick service. ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. paid benefits, pleasant work­ MAN for welding and assembl­ BOOK ABOUT DIVING vision and to properly handle AROUND THE WORLD. 7 1 Misplaced s r S5 SO Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main ing conditions. Write Box N, ing, able to work to blueprints. 2 Iroquoiaiv ANSWERING SERVICE telephone messages. Not essen­ B St., Manchester. Hours dally Manchester Evening Herald. Indian tial but prefer woman willing Interesting work and good op­ conooNiA 7:30 6, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ Painting-Capering 21 portunity for capable man. Al­ CUSTOMS^ day 7:30-4. 643-7958. to stay overnight frequenUy LIKE WORKING DENTAL ASSISTANT desired, INBPKCTIOn 6494)500 875-2519 ______PAINTING — Interior and exte­ with 3 children age 10 up. Call so man for painting and gener­ experience preferred If possi­ al shop maintenance. Harper rior, very reasonable, free es- 649-6416. ble. Write Box EE, Manches­ and leave your message. You’U bear from our adverttser In SNOW PLOWING - Reason- timates. Call Richard Martin, WITH FIGURES? Buffing Machine, 363 EUlngton Jig time without ^tending all evening at the telephone. ter Herald, stating education, Rd., East Hartford. 289-7471. able rates. 649-8574. 640-9285. 649-4411. TWO waitresses for evening qualificatloits, experience and work, full or part-time, experi­ references. 3 Automobiles For Sato 4 APARTMENT owners —Main­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ ence not necessary. Apply In tenance Service Company de­ ing and papering. Call Phil person only. Howard Johnson’s WE WILL TRAIN a person to H ER ALD 1963 JEEP Wagoneer, 39,000 signed for low efficient upkeep Denoncourt, 742-6173. Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., become our combination book­ INVITATION with men that know inalnte- rfiTNeU t.PM OH- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER miles, 4-wheel drive, radio, Manchester. keeper, sales clerk, 5-day [M i nance. 649-3566, 649-4342. L. PELLE'nER — Painting — heater, very good condition. If week, pleasant working condi­ TO BID BOX LETTERS interior and exterior, papering PART-TIME receptionist, dally Call 649-0382. tions. Apply in person. Shoor Sealed bids will be received WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE and paper removal, fully In­ 1 - 6:30, Saturday 9-1. Must so, we Jewelers, 917 Main St. at the office of the Phirchasing For Your 1965 PONTIAC GTO, 2-door sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. have some typing skills and Household Services can put Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ ^ I KNOW/ THE GOVERNMENT^ hardtop. Drafted, best offer. own transportation. Write P. IDAHO Information Offered 13-A tNSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ BABYSITTER wanted, days, vi­ chester. Conn., until February 2-6 646-0255 before 5 p.m. O. Box 222, Manchester, Conn. your ability cinity Bentley School. CaU 643- I'D LIkJE A /HU^ IS CUTTING BACK UFE'S LOKks»E5T MiMUTE • tMWMSAhi cial rates for people over 65. 20, 1968, at 11:00 a.m. for Tree MARHlAiAI^E THE CULPRIT tM ■.» Ml fW. < REWEAVING OF bums, moth 6341. YARDSTICK EVERYTHING.' THE HERALD wUl not CHEVROLET 1966 SS396, 4- Call my competitors, then call SALESLADY — Reputable to use in a chal­ Removal. 1-L holes, zippers repaired. Win­ diacloee the Iclentltty of speed, 2-door hardtop. No mon­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863, specialty shop, 40 hour week WOMAN for general housework Bid forms, plans and specifi­ PLEASE.' dow shades made to measure, any advertiser using box ey down, assume monthly 875-8401. includes Saturday and Thurs­ lenging and diversi­ one or two days weekly, your cations are available at the leibters. Readers answer­ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Purchasing Office, 41 Center SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL '•payments of $67.16, 36 months day night till 9 p.m., g''*'d start­ fied position. Book­ own hours, 643-9138 after 6. ing bHnd box ads who to pay. Call Hartford 238-8716 made while you wait. Tape re­ PAINTING and paper hanging, ing rate. CaU Mr. Craft, 643- Street, Manchester, Connecti­ good work, reasonable rates, 35 desire to protect their ask for Mr. Bake. corders for rent. Marlow.’s, 867 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man­ keeping or college level, WORK at home, use your phone, cut. identity can foUow this years in Manchester. Your Main St. 649-5221. chester. service Fuller Brush custom­ Town of Manchester, procedure: neighbor is my recommenda­ m K V A K y A K YAKiAk 1961 VOLKSWAGEJN, good math courses and typing ers. For appointment 872-4762 Connecticut mechanical condition, 4 ftew LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ tion. Raymond Flske, 649-9237. CLERK - Typist needed with or 644-0202. Eoolose your reply to the ery, yards, attics, cellars helpful. If you’ve progressed Robert B. Weiss, box In an en'velope — Ures, $450. 643-0859. bookkeeping background, apti­ cleaned and removed. Also odd JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom WAITRESSES full and part- General Manager address to the Classi- tude for figures and filing as far os possible or are 1960 CHEVROLET station wag­ jobs. 644-8962. painting, interior and exterior ability. Apply now. South time, day and night positions fled Manager, Manchester paperhanging, waJlpaper re­ Ehrening Herald, together on, running condition, for quick Windsor Equipment Co., South considering returning to the available, good pay, fringe ben­ with a memo listing the sale, $99. Call 643-9044. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ Windsor, 289-3406. efits. Prefer local married wo­ quest. Fully insured. Free es­ business world, we will do men. See Roy at Knudsen’s •7 companies you do NOT WLKSWAGEN Iwei 2-door Building— BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. timates. Call 649-9658. WOMEN — wanted to demon­ Country Fair, 1100 Bum- WAHTED sunroof. No money down, as­ Contracting 14 strate new skin care and make­ our best to fit your in­ THAT'S THE EFFECT OF R'i, Your letter will be dev- side Ave. East Hartford be­ OH,HA,ha; f AND HOW PO stroyed if the advertiaer sume monthly payments of PAINTING — paperhanging, 20 up product. Possible earnings, YOU THINK YOU v/hee; HELIUM. I'M -AFRAID CARPENTRY — concrete steps, terests to our open- tween 2-4 p.m. Experienced PAD QUACKS is one you’ve mentioned. $40.34, 36 months to pay. Call years experience. Winter rates. $50 and more a week x>art-tlme. like DONALD , ; SOUND, DUCKY YOU'LL PND rr DIFFICULT floors, hatchways, remodeling, If not it will be handled Hartford 233-8715. Ask for Mr. Call 249-7771, Mr. GauUn. CaU 643-1771. lng:s. We wiU he Counterman PUCK. BOY? ^ ) CARRY ON INTELLI6IBLE porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Hie CONVERSATION. in the usual manner. Dias. Help Wanted— Male 36 ings, attics finished, rec SNACK bar waitress wanted happy to chat Apply In Person 1966 CHEVROLET Impaia, 2- rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Floor Finishing 24 Evenings, hours flexible. Must JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im- nee; YAKYAKY/I door hardtop, automatic, pow­ er related work. No job too with you. AND MAMA Lost and Found 1 be 18. Experience not neces­ medlate steady employment. er steering, low mileage, good small. Dan Moran, Builder. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- sary. Apply Manager, Parkade ALCAR SQUEAKS ing (specializing In older Apply Wilson Electrical Co.. 649-4817. LOST —German Shepherd, fe­ condiUon. 643-2628. Evenings 649-8880. Lanes. floors). Inside painting. Paper­ male, answers to "Silver,’’ vi­ at FULL-TIME gas station attend­ AUTO PARTS NEED CAR? Credit very bad? HOMES, GARAGES, porches, cinity Flano’s Restaurant. Re­ hanging. No Job too small. CASHIER-CLERK, TuU-Ume on­ ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan 226 SPRUCE ST. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ rec rooms, room additions, ward. Cali 875-8584, 643-6233. John Verfallle, 649-6760. ly, liberal benefits. Apply In Garage, Esso Service Center, est Douglas accepts lowest kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ person, Gaer Brothers, 140 Route 83, Vernon. LOST — Man’s black bllUold, down, smallest payments, any­ eral repair work. Financing ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex­ Rye St., South Windsor. pertly sanded and refinished. e IM t, NU. W. TJA » » U1 N,. on. reward. Personal papers. 643- where. Not small loan finance available. No down payment. Carpentry and interior paint­ 0746. . company plan. Douglas Economy Builders, Inc. 643- GENERAL office work, pleas­ ‘If you don’t think over-eating can cause nightmares, Motors, 346 Main. 6169. ing. C. Miller, 649-8458. ant and diversified duties. just take Janie Higgins on a dinner date!” LOOT: Passbook No. 25 009841 8, Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., Savings Department of The MUSTANG 1966 Fastback, 2- ADDITIONS, , remodeling, gar- South Windsor. PHOENIX OLERK TYPISTS M ICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD Connecticut Bank and Tr:st door hardtop. No money down, ages, rec rooms, bathrooms Bonds— Stocks Company. Application has been assume monthly payments, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Mortgages 27 DRIVERS for school buses, I WOULDNT, SHERIFF, BUT WHAT ABOUT ) THAT'S ALL I'VE BEEN Manchester schools, 7:30-8:45 IF I THOUGHT 1 HAD PETEY—HAVE J DOING! IT WILL BE made for payment. $58.73, 30 months to pay. Oall ment work, cellar floors, pat­ MUTUAL BY WALT WETTERBERG SECOND MORTGAGE —Un­ a.m. and 2:16-3:46 p.m. Excel­ YOU'RE GOING TO GIVE , A CHANCE— BUT ^ I you THOUGHT / BETTER THIS WAV— THE WILLETS Hartford 233-8716. Ask for Mr. ios, roofing. Call Leon Ceis- STENOGRAPHERS limited funds avaUable for sec­ lent part-time for third shift UP JUST LIKE THAT— I MIGHT AS WEU FACE OF HIM? WHEN I BROUGHT PETEY VE$, IKIDEED— I BUT I 5 M OULD LOST male tan Beagle Hound Bake. zynskl. Builder. 649-4291. LIFE WITHOUT A FIGHT? IT/ WITH THE JUDGE BACK, IT BROKE MY ■ with black tall, 3 months old, ----- ond mortgages, payments to workers, housewives, retired J RMJOV SNOW- SWOEI N& B E M AVINC5 UET ME KNOW THEIR SIDE— I'M HEART TO UX>K AT HIMj vicinity Highland Park Store 1963 CHRYSLER Newport, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ suit your budget. Expedient persons. We train you. CaU T / V / C B A 5 v U U O r t IF YOU FIND MV , VERY MUOW ! parking lot, $20. Reward if white, black top, radio, heater, modeling specialist. Additions, service. J. D. Rsalty, 043-6129. 643-2414. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS FUN A6 I >\M . OTHER GNOWSHOE/ returned, no questions asked. good condition, call 643-7427. rec rooms, dormers, porches, OFFICE worker — typing re­ W A V IN G ! 649-9261. cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, 1962 4-DOOR CHEVROLET Im- bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Business Opportunity 28 quired, 5-day week. Apply Wat­ THE SHIP-SHAPE BLDG. kins Bros., 936 Main St., Man­ Looking for a good job? FOUND —black female mon­ pala hardtop, V—8 engine, PHILLIPS Petrotoum Co. has a grel white marking. Call Ver­ power steering, automatic NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — chester. CONSTITUTION PLAZA Remodeling, repairing, addi­ modem 3 bay service station non Dog Warden, 876-7934. transmission, whitewall tires. lor lease. EJxcellent opportu­ WANTED by motherless family Visit the Aircraft NOW! o User regular gas. Very dean, tions, rec rooms, garages, nity, paid training program. woman' to take over household An Equal Opportunity FOUND —black and brown fe­ asking $650. Call 043-1875 after porches and roofing. No Job male mongrel. Cadi Vernon Call 236-3770 aftei 0 p.m or duties and to care for two chU.- 6 p.m. too small. Call 649-3144. Employer Dog Warden, 876-7934. 1-201-377-8100. dren, ages 2 and 4, to live In TILE contractor—floors, walls, full-time, pleasant neighbor­ VOLKSWAGEN 1965, 1300 se­ Job Highlights BXJUND — white male mongrel shower door Installlons, mar­ TIRED OF 'THE SAME hood'. 876-6236, 643-1884 or write dan. No money down, as­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLS'fON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 2-(’ tarn marking. Vernon Dog ble work, flrehearths, patios PAY CHECK? P. O. Box K, Vemon, Conn. n r i sume monthly payments of O l«U k, NIA, !«. TJH. lUt. U S OM. Warden, 876-7934. and entrances. Free estimates. Jet-Age Pay • $52.21. 24 months to pay. Call Call SUNOCO LETfe RELAX AND Call C and D "nie Co., 643- SECRETARY for law office. Hartford 233-8716, ask for Mr. And Ask About Their . . . Good Working Conditions * WATCH SOME TV. FOUND — black angora male 0106 after 6. ShorthEmd and typing, hours 9- cat, white markings. Call 643- Dias. 1. In-town location 6, 5 day week. Write Box D D, )) MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU 7622. Manchester Herald. Insurance Benefits * CHEVROLET 1966 Corvair 2. Profit potential AFTER WE'CSE 't o o 'czb tajc/n g a Lxyr f c p . He^ antennaes. s hardtop. No money down, as- Paid Sick Leave * AU work guaranteed. Call E. TRACTOR TRAILER AnnOUncementS 2 -sume monthly pyaments of Steve Pearl, Beacon Lighten­ ^ ------$67.24. 36 months to pay. Call ing Protection Co., 643-8316. TRAINING T^URSERVDEPARTM^^ Expanded Educational Assistance Program * ’A ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Hartford 233-8716. Ask for PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ers, sales and service, bonded Mr. Ddas. G. I. 'TRAINING Interesting Work in a Variety of Areas representative. Alfred Amell, .1 WOULDN'T HAVE IjMI t e ~ 647-1719 or 643-4913. 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 283, Roofing and Now approved for G.I. training. OFFERED TO PICK, .Z 3 W Oi Super Sport coupe, vinyl top. New England Tractor Trailer Applicants should have a high school education. T H E M ' FLIGHT iAWAixJ ^ ------2-6 Chimneys 16-A ------i ------DIRECTORY of 60,000 ^ console, power steering, pow­ Training has heavy demands • Outdoor Nursery Dept. Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. 242 codes, all main post offices and ROOFING — Specializing re­ from the trucking Industry. We er brakes^ new exhaust sys­ Excellent opportunity for industrious salesman, ex­ branches, $1.26 post paid. E. B. pairing roofs of all kinds, new train on all types transmission, [HONOLU tem, less than 16,000 miles. perienced in the retail sales of trees, shrubs, fertil­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Greenleaf, Daley Rd., Rt. 3, roofs, gutter work, chlnmeys gas and Diesel tractors, full or For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at Reasonable for quick sale. 643- izers, etc. Will also train several ambitious people Coventry. cleaned, and repaired, 80 years' part-time training. Placement the Aircraft Employment Office. SUK0I WE’LL GOOD I WE'LL HEAD WE?T, YOU BOYS IS 1682« _ without experience. DRIVE YOU ORVV! AH KNOW A RANdHER SHORE RIGHT.. experience. Free estimates. assistance upon graduation. IER& WHO’LL GIVE ME HONEST WORK! CRIME DON'T 1962 DODGE Dart — 4-door, au­ CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- Act now. CaU Hartford 247-1353 >AT’LL EAVE PAT', AH FEEL 8833. anytime. YOU FROM BETTER ALREADY Personals tomatic, power steering, pow­ • Garden & Patio Dept. 400 Main Street, East Hartford TEMPTATION, er brakes, good condition. 649- UNCLE JAKEL 1877 after 5. Salesman with knowledge of power mowers, garden Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M. INCOMIQ Tax Returns prepar­ Millinery, Help Wanted— tools, patio furniture, etc. preferred, but will train ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-8329. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN aedan. Dressmaking 19 Female 35 several sales-minded people who do not have ex­ Tuesday evening till 8 P.M. $595. 1960 Volkswagen sedan, perience. experienced girl for gener­ INCOME TAX done accurately $395. Can be seen Foreign Cars DRESSMAKING - alterations, Saturday, 8 A.M . till noon and reasonably. Orville Wln- of Manchester, 174 West Center on all ladles’ and children’s al office work, typing Included. • Immediate Placement chell, 644-2708. St. clothing. Zippers replaced etc. Apply in person E & S Gage BY BOB LUBBERS Reasonable, 643-0741. Co., Mitchell Pr., Manchester. ROBIN MALONE Fine opportunity for advancement because of pro- INCOME TAX — Business and 1962 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, motion-from-within policy. Excellent pay and work­ ,„THESeFDRE individual returns prepared by engine sound. Interior very Income tax accountant. Ray- ing conditions. PRATT & I SHALL, HAVE good, $396. 643-6866. ‘ mound Girard. Call collect, 876- TORB60PTTC? Year-Round Employment for QuaUfied Applicantat THE ONLY 7362. 1961 FORD, 2-door hardtop, pow­ WANT WORK NEAR HOME? WHITNEY WEAPON I er steering, power brakes, APPLY IN PERSON TO STORE MANAGER HAVE left:.. f'OR PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW fJTTLE SPORTS BY-ROI INCOME TAXES prepared by good condiUon, $326. 644-8030. Interesting Jobs Available For Both Men and Women AIRCRAFT Marvin Baker. CaU 64$-0267. e x p e r i e n c e n o x n e c e s s a r y — w e t r a i n y o u 1966 FORD Galaxie 600, 289 cu­ cjijSJLuTycyrv BUSINESS taxes my speciality. bic inch V—8, turquoise, 4- Attractive Wages, Group Insuranoe, Profit Sharing Benefits Division of United Aircraft Corp. NEWS / WUl come to your home or of­ door, automatic transmission, MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. fice. 16 years experience. 668* IKYwer steering, radio, excel­ £ ■ ^ " 1 BI6 f i g h t Apply In Person At An Equal Opportunity Employer -rt SEAT C «4 N P lent condition, private owner, 2-b A $DAE Ba t t l e 0638. Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway i OF WORDS 23,000 original miles. 649-4742. if0P\ iOi£l RIDE WANTED from 929 Tol- ALDON SPINNING H ill CORP. START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA Aay5 CONTINUER land Tpke. to Hartford Hos­ TALCOTXVnXE, CONNECTICUT pital vicinity. 8-4:30. CaU 643- 8716 after 6. Read Herald Ads V' m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., JUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN ------—— ---- AportmonH— Fkrt*— ______Housts For Ront______65 , Heusos For Solo 72 H d p W antMl— M o l* 36 — 6 room Bolton Tonomonts 63 six r o o m h o u s e complete- m a r s h a l l m . Howos For Sola 72 Housos For Sol* 72 Rosort Proparty Wantod— RoalEsfata 77 Wantod— RoalCstato 77 Dr. Mahan Reports MAN WANTED to work In lum­ ------WANTED — one famUy house BERdY'S WORLD ■------7* iv furnished heat included. Cape, 1% baths, flniBhed, rec MANCHES’TER — Immaculate For Salt 74 ber yard, must have driver’s LOOKINa FOR anythlnjT In ’month. Phllbrick room, Bowen School. Imme- MANCHBS’TER — 9room in Bolton or Coventry. I will 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 Town Chairman CLASSIFIED license. Davis A Bradford real estate rentals — apart- * 649-6847, dlate occupancy. T. J. home, only 86 seconds from STAFFORDVILLE Lake — advertise your house and show full baths, bullt-ta oven and Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., ments, homes, multiple dwell- Agency, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. East Center St. Ideal for the furnished cottage, lot 100x160’ 'Tired of Showing . . . It only to carefuUy screened range, dining room, large liv­ Appointed for Tests Confirms Gain East Hartford. tags, no fees. Call J. D. Real v e r i ^o N — 6 room house, oil large family that needs 6 bed­ full price, $6,600. CaU days, proepectlve buyers. Please call ing room with fireplace, 3 bed­ And Showing? Estate, 648-6129. steam heat, adults,___ $100. LAKEWOOD Circle So. — rooms. Permeinent siding and 289-6469, evenings, 648-2882. Judith Wilhelm, Real Estate ’68 Heart Drive ADVERTISING PAINTER wanted, experienced, rooms and a heated family aluminum storms and screens, Broker, 228-8682. room, 2-car garage, $26,600. steady work for right man. Call LUXURIOUS ------— r — „ 2-car garage, $23,000. Wolver­ Are they looking you over Mrs. J. Stanton Conover of For Busing Pupils apartment, 1V4 baths, modem E, Manchester Herald. Wolverton Agency, Realtoni, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 649-4348. l^Uo~\ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Out O f Town as a Sunday ' sport? Better Bolton Center Rd. has been ap­ conveniences, all utilities ex­ QOT 6492818. Continued testing of Hartford pupils being bused to 8 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M. Large ucaped let us screen those pros­ Legal Notices pointed town chairman for the MAN ’TO WORK In kitchen, full- cept electricity. Adults, no BUSINESS~ZONE — Modem 8 For Solo 75 suburban towns under Project Concern has given addi­ Resort Property lot. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, A QUIET S’TREBT and private pects for you. We bring 1968 Heart Fund campaign. tlme or part-time, also short pets. $160. 649-3666, 649-4342. room house, baths, fire­ ELUNOTON — In country, tional evidence that the experience has been education­ For Rent 67 649-6847. yard, is the setting for this discriminating. Interested, UMITATION OBDEB_____ She was appointed by Arthur order cook. Apply in person place, garage, outbuilding, privacy, 6 room custom L- quaUfied buyers to see a AT A COURT OF PROBA're, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 3% ROOMS, heat, hot water, 7 room Ranch with a family heM at Manchester, within and M. Cottrell m of Farmington, _ ally effective for the large majority of pupils, accord­ only. Howard Johnson’s Res­ SKI or Sun Vacation home on SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 main highway, many possiblU- Ranch, plastered waUs, 10 property . . . without both­ 4:M PJM. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION taurant, 894 Tolland ’Tpke., refrigerator, stove, 2 year room. Spacious living room Ues, $23,600. Hutchins Agency Ihe District «< Monehieijer, on the general chairman for the Feb- ing to Dr. Thomas Mahan, project director. Lake Wlnnipesaukee, New full baths, trees, large lot, years old, partitioned base­ ering the owner. Dr. Mahan, one of three p e r ------DMdUne for Satorday and Monday Is 4:S0 p.m. Friday. lease, $120 security, $120 per with fireplace, dining room, Realtors, 649-6324. Pr^t. waiiett. ruary drive which wUl aid the Manchester. $28,000. Phllbrick Agency, ment with shower stall, $16,600. month. 646-0090. Hampshire. Brand new 3 bed­ generous bedrooms. Kitchen judfc. sons making an interim report issued by Hartford Superin­ Realtors, 640-6347. Bety Gessay Kristofak, Real­ 'Estate of Joseph Eevrio, late of EXPERIENCED plumber or room Chalet with' fireplace. ______has built-in oven and range emd TWO famUy, 96 flat, aluminum KEITH REAL ESTATE Menohenter. In said Dlstricf, de- on the project to the Board of tendent Medill Bair. TOUR COOPERATION WILL n iA l A A 9 .9 7 1 1 plumlber’s helper, good wages MANCHESTER — Park Chest- Club house with in-door heat- R ^igEu RANCH — 4-bedroom ' loads of cabinets, attached ga­ siding, 153x154 lot, convenient­ tor, 875-0701. coaadd. . . EklucaUon last night, satd the Moncheater SuperinbonideKt BE APPRECIATED l/IMfci I I On moUon of MiarB«ret Leyrio, and overtime. Call A.B. Chick nut Garden Apartments, ’Two ed pool and skiing on premises. family room with rage, $21,600. Wolverton Agen­ ly located. Leonard Agency, .------. ______, 649-1922 960 Schoiol Street, (M|anche«ter. Oon- original findings of his prelimi­ WUUiiam Curtis said he hod re­ Plumbing and Heating, 649- bedrooms, 4% rooms, Im- Summer reservaUons filling ^ Realtors, 648-0469. necMcut, executrix. cy, Realtors, 6492818. ______;______ed Ranch, living room with nary report, issued last Sep­ ceived no formal iBVvIltation, 2926. mediate occupancy.— TTnranr 19TO. per cent of the children ta PACKERS (S) 1968 by NEA, Inc. MANCHESTER — 2 bedroom imately 10,000 square feet, Manchester Parkade er been saUsfied with Just NORTH COVENTRY Present, Hon. Jtahn J. Wallctt. the Manchester schools “has not ous on the job training, car siding, 6 garages, excellent In­ BUYERS, READY, WILL­ Jud^. grades 4, 8 and 6 showed Bjqperlenced Electrician’s town house, all appliances, producing $800 per month In­ Manchester 646-5306 "good enough” things Jarvis been allowed to dictate our edu­ necessary. Job security and vestment property in business ING AND ABLE. Estate of Mary E. Archibald, l^ e growth of a year or more ta Helper First Shift, 46 Hour Week "Here's to the new tourism restrictions— they'll cut down heat, hot water, 1% baths, pri­ come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, is proud to offer these brand SIMON SAYS of Manchester, m oakl District, dc- cational policies or needs” and opportunity for advance­ zone n , $28,600. Phllbrick INVES’TMENT Property — 2 ccflsed. language and arithmetic skills. on the number of cheapskates seeing the wotid on a vate patio and cellar. $170. per 643-1677. new Garrison Colonials on he added that the program has EASTERN BOILER & ment. Exceptionally high Agency, Realtors, 6495347. family 6 and 4, convenient lo­ This was roughly four times shoestring!" month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- wooded lots Just seconds from Call now and set up appoint­ Call RELIANCE ASSOCIATES Huf*Rd!f JuMovc?, Conn., ox- experienced very few problems. ELECTRONICS, INC. fringe benefits. 461 MAIN St. — ideal location cation, near riiopptag, buses. ment to see this splendid Mrs. t . Stanton Conover the growth evidenced by a 6129. 399 WOODLAND ST.—6 room the highway in Manchester. On­ REAL ESTATE "'oi^ERED: That three montlw He noted that thfc Hartford Apprentice Electrician 99 Loomis St. for any business or office has ExceUent return. CaU 643-1646 Split Level home that has "control” group of pupils who Cape, carpeting, 2 baths, ga­ ly 2 available so you had bet­ from the 1st day of F®^riiary. 1968. jjg -r t Association of children had a 92 per cent at­ CENTRAL location —4 rooms, building-approved for usfed car or 649-8782 evenings. everything Including an in- Greater continued in Hartford’s North CLERK — part-time, teacher PITNEY BOWES. Inc. rage, lot approximately 60x800. ter hurry. Buy now and make tendance record end attributed CALL first floor, adults, heat, hot wa­ sales. Next to post office. 646- g^round swimming pool and THE SALES CREATORS! l?w^rS^*,£e“ "c?eS S .;f^ ^ n “ « Hartford End schools during the same preferred for package store, 233-6681 for Appointment Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Owner transferred south. T. J. your own decorating selections. the lack of problems to the local ter, electricity, stove and re­ 2426. 95. MANCHES’TER—6 room Cape, a low, low price of $22,600. 643-9574 or 872-4166 and'^»W*ex«u1fte"S During the month some 12,000 ^period._____ Of the control______group, r. some evenings and Saturdays' Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. bus line, near school, shopping, CaU the Jarvis Realty Co.. "emergency mathers” aaslgrted CLEAN, USED refrigerators FURNISHED room — light frigerator, $126 per month. 649- Call J. Sledesky at 649-6306. S ^ ‘V b r i,S * t^ 16 per cent showed H. G. SCHULZE Inc. during school year, full-Ume An Equal Opportimlty new furnace, heated rec room. Realtors, 643-1121. to each of the children. ranges, automatic washers, housekeeping, near Main St., 6263. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, ------— ------;— ~ \ wUtv!n said time Slowed ^ publish- in 29 area communities to sup- achievement erowth of a year summers. Write Box CC, Man­ Employer W olf told the board that Man­ with guarantee.'!. See them at woman only. CaU 649-7969 af- Houses For Sale 72 6% room Ranch, 1% baths, Only Call Hayes r e s t o r e d rambling Cape HOMES - land, Invertment ^ Port a broad program of re- or more the nrolect director 875-9707 chester Herald. Agency, 6490131. B ^ W T\rrvnArtv iiMrATrtlv needed tO newspaper havini? a drcuiaoon In ^ ® or more, uie project airector chester received $29,000 ta tul- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 ter 6. large fireplaced living room, Cod, 2 baths, huge swimming property urgenuy neeueu lu pSfobate district wltWfi ten search, education and service, gold ------Mam St. Call 843-2171. ------^------ROBIN Rd. — Immaculate 6- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. meet our evergrowing demand days rrom the date of this order conover a tAacher at , , tlons during the project’s first Business Locations built-tas, aluminum windows. $18,000 — 9hedroom Cape, pool, cabana, barn, guest He also stressed that 88 per y«ar and'that the total this year MAN for work in local d a ir y ------COMFORTABLE ROOM for room Cape, one car garage. Manchester Parkade of qualified cUents. C ^ l Paul ^ t^e pisher Schixil ta Hartford, JANITORS -PART-TIM E eve­ Call now. Hayes Agency, 649 dormers, air-con^oner, neat house, 6 acres, atmosphere. INDUSTRIAL store, 3 evenings and some SINGER automatic zig /ag sew- older employed genUemain on- For Rent 64 Owners moving. Must sell. T. Manchester 649-5306 J. CorrenU. Agency, 643-6363.______john j . w a l d e t t . Judge. ,g jhe mother of two, Pamela, cent of the pupils bused out amount to $34,000. The ta- nings. Call 643-4463, 3-6 p.m. 0181. and clean. Hutchins Agency, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, of Hartford were marked by la due to the foot that SALES Sunday. Call 643-9707 after 6. Ing machine, excellent condl ly. After 6. 272 Jifoin St. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 14, and Stanton, 12. She has only. Realtors, 6495324. 6496324. VERNON — 100x300 wooded their teachers as having made attending kindergarten tlon, monograms, hems, but ______STORE FOR RENT earned master’s degrees from tonholes, fancy designs, etc ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, ROCKLEDGE New Raised ROOM Ranch, breezeway, excellent" or "good" socialo~.ioi ^ (haif-day alttend- AMBITIOUS MAN to work in WiU sell marking equipment town Manchester, State ’Thea­ 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ MANCHESTER 6-room LISTING —Need space? building lot, on which we will OriglnaUy over $300. Our price genUeman, private entrance, Ranch, modem kitchen with build your new home, your Hospital Access Route Andover-Newton Theological a^ustments, and that the city retaU hardware store. Opportu­ and services throughout tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, tion room, large treed lot, $22,- Eight big rooms ta desirable ence) are now in first grade and Help Wanted— now, $54. or pay $9. monthly shower, bath, free parking. Ap- built-ins, dining room, 3 bed­ Ranch, double garage, 2 fire­ Seminary and the University of classmates as often as local nity for advancement. Excel­ New England using com­ State Theatre, 643-7832. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors Benton St. area, VA baths, plans or ours. Wesley R. Smith Male or Female 37 CaU 622-0931, dealer. pty 196 Spruce St. rooms, family room, 2-car gar­ places, carpeting, recreation Construction Co., 643-1667. Hartford. Her husband Is the children were chosen by thedr lent fringe benefits. Apply Mr. pany vehicle. Prefer some 649-5324. room, swimming pool, trees, walking distance to all schools, Described to Planners minister of Bolton Congrega- children for participation dn ac- . The cost of th ree supportive MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ age, aluminum siding, $31,900.______teachers, two aides and a social GigUo, W. G. Glenny Co., 336 technical sales experience, HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full ADMIRAL color T-V, brand COMFORTABLE room for gen- view, $22,000. Hutchins Agency, churches, bus, shopping. Im­ CHARMING Cape Cod — with Uonal Church. tivlUes. with basement. Downtown Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, p q r t e r ST. area — 4 bed George worker assigned to Manchester No. Main St. 2-4:30 p.m. only. exceUent career opportunity or part-time. Apply in person, new, left over 1967 models, tleman, private entrance, free Realtors, 640-6324. mediate occupancy. Call now. wooded rear yarduu U..CW)offers u3 v,ior WlUlani ■O'NeilJ, director of An application from Mata St., central., Call 622-3114. 649-6347. Tedford She Is program chairman of Also sharing In the report has been paid for entdreAy by with fast growing company. The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 826 ^395^ service Included. Modem parking, 14% Hackmatack St. room Colonial, 2% baths, kitch­ Belflore Agency, 643-6121. 4 bedrooms POSITIONS open on all three , ^dTongenlll ^dence Zone u.ethe Ladles oenevu.en.Benevolent oocevy Society «, to me the boardooara were tvowrt Robert n.ei- Kel- the project. Wolf said. Salary plus profit sharing. Main St, Manchester, Thesday x-V Service, 386 Center St., between 6-9 p.m. 460 MAIN St. store or of- CAPE — f •eezeway. en built-ins, family room with SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed­ neighborhood. Call now, $18,- posed route for Maiw*este.r o«rpji of bmd on Bolton Congregational Church ley, assistant superintendent of shifts. Apply in person Klock Call for appointment. lice. Ideal for many purposes, i-car a1 Q ( ^ T 'e large fireplace, wall to wall carpet- rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, SPLTT Level —7 rooms, form- Last year, he said, the sup­ through Saturday. Manchester, 643-2206. al dtal baths, 900. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Memorial Hospital access road „ . „ . heard member of the Evening the Hjartford Schools; and Company, 1272 ToUand T’pke., 646-2426, 9-6. wooded $22,900. kitchen hM bullt-ta oven, portive group worked with Apartments— Flats— family 1 1 I I nclosed 649-4636. to the Town Planning Oommls- l^rtmoulh ^ Division. Church Women United dor Wolf, Project Concern co- Manchester. M P TTATTPMRPrif Ttio WANTED school bus drivers, WOOL OVAL braided rug, 8x Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- range, formal dining room, some 160 Manchester children Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, porch, . Phil- — • .^ 1 -,. .. sion last night. af™ of Hartford. ordlnator for Manchester. JN. F . UALiLihjJNliEOK, ITIC. women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 lo’ blue, red, gold and black. ______Tenegwnts 63 STORE FOR RENT, Main St., 1667. 13x20’ living room with unique SUBURBAN RANCH, over one o ’NedU said that a number of the TPC to include ^1 or part who needed extra help, as well 649-5347. brick Agency, Realtors. 649- The interium report had been Bunker Hill Rd., Andover p.m. 644-1902 after 6 p.m. H. Original price $240, sell for yyj. HAVE customers waiting Majjchester In State Theatre fireplace arrangement. T w o acre of woodland for your prl- routeshave have prevdoualyprevdoualy been fu n d ed by Feni, as serving the city youngsters. 6347. requested iby the board, which 742-8051 A. Frink Inc., Wapptag. $76. like new. Also Shetland fOT th e 'm n S ^ o '^ T O u r "^ ^ - ...... biiildlng. reasonable • • rent. . —For OFF East Center St. practical- MANCHESTER — Ideal young years old. If this sounds like vacy, 3 bedrooms, big ' living pixjposed,1, but but thethe one one selected selected -Sprtog. .apring. and anu Gardner Ste. w h ^ V flsspr R a rtp r This year, Hartford person­ MACHINIST ------J —- • . „ totals about 160 acres. The prop- had said it wanted additional floor waxer, $10. Call 668-4296 ment or home. J.D. Real Es- taformation please call theatre ly in center of town. Two fam­ family home. Four rooms on your kind of house you may MANCHESTER — new 6-room room, only 3 years old, $17,- approval by the commis? totals about 160 acii^s- Th® p ^ - > nel have been helping relieve BUS DRIVERS for school weekends or sifter 6. ily flat, 4 down, 3% up. Com- a tree shaded lot. Aluminum information about the project an overloaded class situation of For machinery building. tate, 643-6129. manager at 643-7832. want to talk to us. Wolverton Ranch, baths, fireplace, «». P..1 w. D o.t«, Realtor. ^ ^ a, of J" gS ^ 7 fT' to"™ >• " DUE to expansion we need a *’Oi*tes and chartered trips. _ . p’ etely renovated. Both apart­ storms and screens.. Full cel­ before it would consider an ex 31 pupils at Buckley School, 'Some related experience or Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. built-tas, garage, % acre wood- 649-4635. man to t ^ for manager po- Lolitas Bus Service, Harold MODERN d t a ^ room set^, 4 lar. Identical homes selling The he noted in answer to a ques­ trade school background. THREE-bedroom duplex with ’THREE room front paneled of- ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ and appears to be the most de- „ ro win Fresiaeni i,amai Aoaei origtaai project is slated to smon, good s t a r t l ^ s a l ^ Collins, 644-1631. cha rs bi^fet M d china ing, garages, fine residential everyday for this price, $14, SOUTH MAIN St. area — 5 and ed lot, Cliffwood, Bush Hill Rd. poLTON Center origtaai project is slated to end tion from the board. Must be able to read blue­ appliances and heat, hot water, flee. 100 per cent Mata St. loca- $26,690. Ray Holcombe, Real­ airaWe route Residence AA. Nasser’s approval of an Arab In inoinino------Cabinet, good condition. 643- section. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, In Jtme. Atty. Phelon observed that prints, mlcs, schematics. whUe in training. Must have SCHOOL BUS operators, part- 0315 Avallable March 1. J. D. Real tlon, near banks. Apply Mar- tors, 644-1286. Paul Somoza, assistant ad- ^ome Israeli peace plan permitting Is- tors, 6492813. ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett beamed living room with flre- In answer to questions from 11 of the 29 Manchester classes Good wages, excellent op­ ctur. Must have neat appesu’- time hours, rate $2.47. 20 hour Elstate, 643-6129. low’s, Inc., 867 Mata St. ty, 643-1577. mlntatrator of the hospital, concerning their indl-vldual Canal, In- Realtor, 643-1677. place. one acre lot. Selling for hospital has been properties. formed sources report. the board, KeUy said that Hart­ that take Hartford pupils are portunity for the right man ence sind good personsdlty. week. Silver Lane Bus Une, PORTABLE ROTARY, electric RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 foU $22,500. For further Informs- . . nrortect since fo*™ under Residence AA, Egyptian sources said In talks ford ■would like to see the proj­ now over the board-establiShed with fast growing company. Many employe benefits. Ap­ 49 Brataard Place, Manches- sewing machine, good condl- baths, modem kitchen with MERE $19,700 will purchase this tlon call R. F. Dlmock Co., ect continue and be expanded pupil-teacher ratio of 26-1. Elvenlng or Saturday tater- ply in person. Singer Compsuiy, ter, 643-8978. tion, $20. Call after 6 p.m., 643- built-ins, formal dining room, the th^e o f the Ifoi^ord Hos- commerrtal J® " “"l Monday, Nasser Insisted on set- lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 Realtor, 649-5246. Ttdfoi fi-rp conforming use. Also some of tlement of the Palestine refugee to include additional towns. This has come about, Wolf vierws arranged. 856 Main St., Manchester. ------7098. fireplaces, separate furnaces, family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- A>rAiwiP>H rood to S Alton *^® residence had lots which problem as a condition for per- He said Hartford ■was pre­ said, because of unavoidable one apartment includes wall to car garage. Excellent neigh­ COVENTRY-BOLTON line. 5% pared to make “substantial con­ MAYTAG wringer type washer S t ^ r X ^ hospital, estimatel ^^®J® mitting Israeli ships to use the pupil population movements in­ wall, well built and well main­ borhood, $30,500. Phllbrick room L-Ranch, 2-car attached tributions of money” to con­ N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. Situarions Wanted— like new, $26. Will assist de­ haa been under Residence AA. canal and ending the 20-year to and out of Manchester which tained. Don’t be disappointed. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. garage, fireplace, treed lot, im tinue the project and was PART-TIME livery. Antique four drawer ^ c ^ e r A zone change Is being re- ^rab state of belligerency are experienced in all classes. Bimker Hill Rd., Ando/er Female 38 We sold the twin next door ta mediate occupancy, $21,600. cansdderotion since December Twaronlte jgrael. ready to carry on an internal chest, small, reftalshed, very BOLTON — 6 room fireplaced Should Manchester decide to 742-8061 no time. Wiriverton Agency, Hayes Agency, 648-0131. WORK AVAILABLE WILL do ironing in my home decorative. $36. 649-7376 after Ranch, 2-car garage, large 'W. one wav ®xtended by the TPC for ^ g^jed aU along for Project busing withta the continue the project another Realtors, 6492813. by the hour or basket. Call 6 p.m. beautifully landscaped lot, VERNON — 2-famlly, 5 room f hosDi'tal to S Alton Property on the south side of igraell withdrawal from cap- olty 'by transporteng ®blldren would be left up to the 648-1477. units e.ich with 3 bedrooms, be extend- ToUand Tpke. Near Gleason St tured Arab territory. However, from core s c h ^ s to those with MECHANICS WANTED — gas 8 A.M. — 2 P.M. MANCHESTER — 7 room older ideal foi' children. Assumable KELVINATOR 30” electric near Vernon Circle, excellent ^ ^ t e s t to exit Business Zone H, now ^ e d modified the peace plan he leas than a 10 per cent non- children would continue and diesel pick-ups to ten SECRETARY-RecepUonlst. Ex­ mortgage, Leonard Agency, ed north and 'then west to exii * ^nd Rural Resl- io<,f Aiiaiinf hv n/fHlnir white ooDulatlan. ,______range, good condition, $40. Call Cape, all utilities, won’t last. « • lA o* f onn Residence A and Rural Resl- suggested last August by adding white population, here, Kelly seild in answer to uriherters, new modem equip­ perience. Small office pre­ Realtors, 646-0469. financing available, Wesley R ______member Apply in Person 643-6362. Asking $14,600. H. M. Fre­ on S. Aiton St. about 200 feet proposals tor Israeli use Asked by board a question from Dr. Walter ment and plant, company paid ferred. Manchester area. Mon­ Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. chette, Realty, 647-9993. ______south o f W. Middle Tpke. TCbe ^rea is provided with of to“ c^ lT n T a J re n d to Arab Hubert Phelon whether he was Schardt, a board member. benefits, clean unlforais dally, day through ’Thursday. Ref- FIVE PIECE maple kitchen set. COMPACT, economical 2-bed- hospltea has agreed to ^ v e ■me „ „ sewer. A previous bellieerencv Yugoslav sources there formally to request Man- _ . . . . . __. ___...... 1.anS a.I/vno- ■m« nOfl- ...... ___ -....-.ft- .-j ° ...... ______. ___ Dr. Schardt said he was con- seven paid holidays, paid vaca­ MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN erences. Call 643-7620, most $36. White metal kitchen cab­ MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 4-4 Lots For Solo 73 room Ranch, electric heat, am- ^ apF'Ucatlon ta June 19W was " id m e ’ pim mrght be the basis Chester's conUnued parU a^- cemed^'^ltout whether "7rojw ^ tion, t— room Rancl ^ roportwhy b ^ ^^g^ resldente had been built (Continued from Page One) CaU 649-6884. WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Call right away. H. M. “ *B ------the------intention------^ in me area^,g^ lor 20zu years.ycttia. Hex.. campaign intensively through ®P®«itions, Wolf GRAND-WAY steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Frechette, Realty, 647-9993. mes^sriltag^UD to $86^ erecting 42 group dweJltag units y^g area Is near gays he places the greatest im- all 10 congressional districts.” ^"^pprox^mately 70 t SERVICE station help wanted Dogs— Birds Pets 41 ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 96. No experience necessary. Jacket Dress with homes selling up to $M - ^ ppppocsed 1-84 so that Tol- portance on the farm vote, even He called the Wisconsin prl- Can offer you a career In any quantity. 644-8962. 000. We are happy to offer you Eugene KeUy, repre- Oakland St. taough farmers represent only 6 mary "a critical one” both for tended toe meettag, v^hich was Apply Cantone’s Esso Service, GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- food retailing, full-time po­ this new home seating .tSie appJlicaltvt, explained relocated thus remov- per «nt of the work force. him and Gov. George Romney tpThe thta^ fl^r ^^fto^^m 808 West Middle Turnpike. sitions Immediately avaU- mony HlU. H.C. Chase, Hebron CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, Birds of Bias Tape expert repairing. Colonial ITri'u M9 5M7 to t o e o o m m is s io n ^ toe par- objecUons on the basis "The farmers’ position can of Michigan. dtacuss^r able. Rd., Bolton, 643-6427. brick Agency, 649 5 .______about 130-foot fron'ta^ hazardous traffic conditions make all the difference, and this In a news conference in Green opvp_„i xj-p a„rtipnpp wp,p WE NEED HELP! Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. DACHSHUNDS —AKC, mtala- Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room but Is three acres in area ta Three residents voiced some is an area where I hope to have Bay, Nixon attacked the admin- n,,p-Hons nl MEAT CUTTERS time and standard, 6 weeks to - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 Ranch, 3 bedrooms, auungdining caBraixixxxii.jressentlaaiy wasteland------ObjecUOn m der ^ lO objecUon me prupoam. to the xyvu proposal. a new Twoappivauu, a new I.e approach," he said. istratlon,o,.xcxx.v„. on the U... -j-—question---- . of cred- [*. . niiblirnubile Vhearine' a rta p 'h hart a d Rogers Corp., continues to 6 months, both colors, guaran­ p.m., closed ’Tuesday and room, nice lot, city water, wall prosent zone booaiuse it ta of the residents who own houses went into his second ibility with respect to the war in ^een*slated^ ^ grow and create need for MEAT WRAPPERS teed at a fair price. Also Wei- Wednesday. a to wall, oak floors, storms. omlcaBy i ^ e ^ l e to y^g ^ g^ objected because ^ gf courting voters in the Vietnam. Most of the auesUons were people with the interest and $ e w - GROCERY CLERKS maraners. 1-628-6673. Taxes $326. $16,900. Meyer single family h o i ^ ^ ‘l'®y another bust- Badger State today, embarking ‘‘I believe the administration j Hartford’s desires to talent to supervise and Wanted— ^To Buy 58 M U ttfU e Agency, 643-0609. ^ located near toeir homes. g „ /grueling scheLle with Ap- tacreeie the T s t a g manage. Present salaried DELICATESSEN ------s ---- X. oer, $1. Paul’s GRAND-WAY Paint & Wallpaper Supply. old coins, g ^ s , pewter, scrap Coloiiial on large level lot. oipposed to the zone change gg^baps the state would have Nixon said, the handling Washington had used exactly tion®r that he believed th®^*> PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS gold, watches, old Jewelty, hob­ Come select your colors to­ S ^ s extended by toe TPC far the land if p«r- o ' the farm problem Is one of u,ese words. maintalntag n®tghbor- 410 West Middle Tpke. PROCESSED gravel for drive­ by collections, p.alntlngs, attic day. For only $26,200, you to laudjude property on Grove glased for 1-84 the administration’s major fail- j^g ^g„^ say. "our ap- hood schools was "perfectly vi­ ASSISTANT f o r e m a n Manchester ways and parking areas. Also contents or whole estates. Fur­ wlU find many pleasant ex­ St. Hie residents claimed tort to'®S'” parently hard intelligence indi- able” for the suburbs, but not bank run gravel and fill at our niture Repair Service, 643-7449. tra values here. Call Mr. toe change of zone from Real^ FOOD TAKES LEAST EVER ------Nixon------said------he does notx plan------to cates thatx-.-x not only Is the...... enemy...... i i' ’slid v, In cityh core r.rt areas due to FOREMAN TRAINEES An Equal Opportunity screening plant or delivered. The Connecticut Houte, G. Fox 4k Co., Hertford Bogdan for details at 649- denee A to C ■would lower the iWASHINGTON — An esti- concentrate on his proposal for capable of doing what he did ta the excessively neavy demanas NEED HELP? We buy used fur­ ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS Employer George H. Grifftag, Inc., 742- 6306 or 876-6611. value of thedr property. They ^gj^ed 17.7 per cent of dtapo®- agricultural policy during the this last offensive, but reading on such schools, 7886. • ® niture, attic contents, antiques also said tont Grove St. is very perBonal ■taceme was spent current tour of Wisconsin. But the mofning reports, he is capa- At the close of the session, etc. CaU-633-2300 or 646 0004. narrow and Oie erewti insubordination from Superintendent Santinl paul Kristoff Jr„ 47, of Oak- 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visit our FIRST CLASS HELP! economical, that’s Blue Lus­ bulbs with the popular Reddy 24-Eack. It enjoy a dress and Jacket com- together to create charming Legal Notice $5.00 plus sales tax (Total $5.18) each. ment home. Leonard Agency, and reailden'tB of surrounding students-whether Personnel O fflc^ in Rogers tre carprt and upholstery contains 24 bulbs, but you pay for only 20 blnatlon. The sheath dress has birds for towel trimming! It’s a "small number of students gg imprisoned when land St., charged with intoxlca- 1. O. D. surface or cutter cleaner. Rent electric sham- UMITATION OBD£B Charge the cost to my HELCO account. a V-shaped neckline and a fascinating to do! Realtors, 646-0469. Btreete. ^ ® ^ who have nototag else ta mtad American intelligence ship tion and delivering liquor to a or write us including your Another request is for a these students are black or grtnder. pooer, $1. ’Ihe Sherwin- Wil­ AT A CX>URT OP PBOBATE, — $5.00 plus state tax, which will be cljarged separate tie belt. Pattern No. 2047 has hot-lroa but to dlsTupte the school for p^ahlo was captured, Nixon mtaor, hkd his case continued experience and salary re­ held oit Afonctiester, within and for Name . quirements. liams Co. ■the Diatriot of MtancheBter, on Uie to your HELCO account. It’s an average No. 8276 with Patt-o-rama is trajj^fer for 6 designs; complete Wanted Real Estate 77 change of zone from Residence white. touching off Monday’s violence. yesterday to Feb. 19 for plea. 2. Truck driver for com­ ------20Ui day of Jamtaiy. 1968...... Zionie B to Buaineas II lof prap- “To all toe administrators. He said an investigation under ------—------—------—------1*003001, Hon. John J. Wollott, in sizes 12H to 26% bust 83 to directions. wav which he believed would t^e Pueblo were In waters Kriatoff was served wdth a pany delivery tind pick year’s supply of commonly used wattages: Account Number. 47. Stee 14% , 36 bust, dress 3 PLEASE call our local repre- erty on Hai-tford Rd. The ap- teachers and staff of our pub' B o a t s a n d A c c o s s o n c s 4 6 of Joseph Zadorozny a*-a sentatlve for a professional ap- plicant, Sam Crtaplno, was rep- uc schools I repeat again that lead to expulsion of those stu- that were not Internationally warrant at East Hartford Clr- ROGERS CORP. up, neat, dependable and 2 40-watt bulbs 4 75-watt bulbs yards of 39-Hnch; jacket, 2 1-8 first-class maU and characterized, that I believe the cult Court 12 Jan. 31 charg^ing reliable. ------JosojAi Zodroany. late of IMancJics- Street. praisal of your property. J. resented by Atty. Eugene Kel- yop have the full support of this dents. ROGERS, CONN. 06268 1966 MERCURY 6 h.p. out- tor, In sold Dlatrict, doceased. 8 60-watt bulbs 10 100-watt bulbs _ special handling for each pat- United States has no choice but him ■with delivering liquor to -vwiin,. 10«B Tnnnaioi- 10' O n motion of Charles N. Crockett, Bend 60c in coins plus 16c for Watson Beach Co., Realtors, ly. administration to use your own Last ■week Albert Seretny, . board motor, 1966 ixtnestar 12 MAtn Manchester, Conn.. Town . Zip Code. to admit toe fact. If our Infor- minors. The arrest refers to an Come In and talk it over Delivered to your home in a rugged, easy-to- first-class mall and special 21 Central Row, Hartford, 622- Attv Kellv exolalned that Judgment and to make final de- Hillhouse principal for two ^ x „x *i.- ox An Equal Opportunity boat 14’ trailer. Call 649-2171 admlnlstmtor '.with will annexed. with J. Krulis, General - OBDHBEID: That three months handling for each pattern. Anne Cabot, Manchester 2114. Suzatme B. Shorts, 646- the property which Is 60 feet clsdons on aU matters dealing years, sold the major cause for matlon clearly discloses it, and ® io Employer hfter 6. ^ 29th day of January, 1968, store carton. ventae Herald. 1160 AVE. 3233. . oort in thZ fhx. a ranid admitting toe truth would be a age Store Jan. 19 where Kris- Manager at Emco Corp., ■■ ------,be and the some are limited and al­ sue Burnett Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. Call lowed for the creditors within which Evening Herald) 1160 AVE. OF A B A C A S . NE WYOEK, ______!■> ‘’•e, 1 SL*,"""'"' “™‘ p C S l P «o . lo S.t taok U.. ton porch™! l.,ocr 649-6258. 4 8 to briiig in their dolm a against soJld SELUNO VODE HO™? For ^ ^ tZ S ir o l c d hU . . « r . EMnln. . S S t body. But under no ciroum. and h e r (or two youlto. On Jewelry estote, and aatd odminiatraltor c.t.a. AMEBIOA8, NEW YORK, N.Y. DRIVERS for school buses, is directed to give public notice no to 1^0030^ Print Name, Address with Zip prompt courteoiM seiwlM that superm'artet utesp^ch to the problem of ra- He said r ^ tr lc tta g changed stances should the United States Jan. 3, he was arrested and Manchester Schools, 7 :30-8:46 WATCH AND JEWELRY re-...... the...... oredMors to bring in their ^ The Hartford Electric Light Company gets restate c d l I/)uls Dlmock ^ proposes ^ ^ ^ ^^^y. the school firnn 80 per cent white tatoxlcatlor. v^aifinfv TTn tn* clalinB within sold lime allowed by Print Name, Address with Zip Code and Style Number. Realty, 649-9823. a-m. and 2:198:45 p.m. Excel- MAN to hejp owner operate es- pairing. lyom pt service, up lo a copy of this order in Ck>de, Style Number and Size. SEND 60Q„ cenu.maaycents today forxor theuie ______. .newkw building .... on the u.™ land pro-r— Students- at Hillhouse, this to 60 per cent NSgro in the last in internati(mal \vrtera. lent part-time for "third shift tabllshed tire department. Op- ’ $20 on yoUT old watch In trade, some «iowspape^^^ Fa^on conscious women new ’68 Spring & Sux^Aer AL- ALL CASH tor your property posed for fixe change of zone, city’s second largest high school three y e ^ . Obe W d of ed^ Troro l^caino^ co^ arorkers, housewives, retired portunlty to purchase at later Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, from the date of ihia order YOUR im S T O R OVYHEO UECYRK C O M P m send now for our latest Issue BUM! Free crochet directions within 24 hours. Avoid' red A petition In favor of toe c h ^ e jr^^s to irbe^lr^m^ pi.rw'n. w etrata you. Call 643- date when owner retires. 643- 737 Main St., State Theatre r ^ m make to this court of of the Spring ^ Summer '68 for a baby's set and a bed- tape. 'Instant service. Hayes Was submitted by Atty. Kelly ______A# A in the build- ing needs of the school.aohnni the eovemment*s information." ^ United Statea. 2414. 6332. Building. WALLETT, Judge. Basio Fashion -60c. spread! Agency, 846-0131. from the resldeixts ta the area, rumors of a I > ■ \ »

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 i ■ PAGE SIXTEEN Averaffe Daily Net Pram Rtn I c :: lEitmng l|mUi Far The Week Ended The Weather January t, IMS » g The Disabled American Vet- Cloudy tonight. Low in 20z. n o i l L 1. o w n erans Auxiliary will meet to- P T A H ears R o le Tomorrow windy with snow XW TTi morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the VFW 15,534 likely. High In 80s. dllUMhealer Ixxlge oC IMasoiis Home. Mrs. Grace McLoughlin, O f Parents in Mancheiter— A City of Village Charm wtU meet tontght at 7:80 at tSie g^^^e department commander, Sex Education Maaonfc Tsnngile. The Bntered n,aj,g her official visit. Of- YOL. LX X X V n, NO. 108 (THmW-SIXi-yY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1968 (CloMlfied Advertising on Png* 88) Afgmsitice degree wUl be con­ fleers are reminded to wear uni­ PRICE SEVEN CENTS There will be two guest ferred. James A. Stratford, Jun­ forms. ior warden, wtH preside. speakers at a meeting of the ------The Senior Citizens Club will Waddell PTA tomorrow at 8 The Ward Circle of South have a roll call at Its meeting p.m. In the school auditorium. MoUsodtot Churd) will have a tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Sen- Dr. Paul Nuttall, assistant brotherhood meeting tonight at lor Citizens Center. The execu- professor and extension special- 8 at the home of Mm. Bnioe tlve board will meet at 10 a.m. jgt m human relations at the GOP Directors Pass b u j i b u . Pentagon Gives Names WatMns, 234 S. Main St. Mra. ----- University of Connecticut, and C urte FarreU is In charge of Martha Circle of Emanuel Miss Ann Hallaway, extension M "W ^ M T 7~ w im.T.HntTfiiP.HILLHOU8E Rnimt BOMB anAniR SCARE the meeting. Lutheran Church will • meet home economist In Hartford Thursday at 2 p.m. at the County, will speak on "The Par- NEW HAVEN (AP) - A report of a "bomb scare" Calvary Church will have a church. Mrs. Sophea Johnson ents Role In Sex Education." Advisory Bus Vote prayer service tomorrow at 8 will lead devotions. Hostesses Their talks will be followed emptied troubled Blllhouse High School today after about at the church. are Mrs. Mary Levitt, Mrs. by a film entitled, "Human Slgrld Modean and Mrs. Oerda Growth." *• By SOL R. COHEN 'that bond-isBue queettons will grily end emoticnlolly, had op­ IM Negro pnpUs walked out Manchester voters are be voted upon. posed the mclUcn during a 35- of the school. Principal Al­ Of Pueblo Dead, Hurt First Church of Christ, Scl- O " . Dr. Nuttall received his bach- entist will have a testimony elor of science degree In 1968 going to be asked to advise Manchester thus becomes the ndnute dtacusslon. bert Seretny said all pupils meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Dr. A. Elmer Dlskair^ wUl and his master’s degree In 1969 whether or not the town only town in the Hartford area EWaGerald moved for poOt- were ordered out after re- the church. speak and show slides about from Brigham Young Unlver- should continue to partici­ to hoM an adviaory referendum poniemenlt o f the acticn. His mo­ .celpt at about noon ot a re­ ___ "A Volunteer on the SS HOPE" slty. He also took advanced on the busing question. tion, seconded by Mlahnney, loet, port ot a bomb in the scbool, pate in Project Concern, 3 to 6. Midweek services wUl be held at a meeting of Orford Chapter, c o i ^ at Pennsylvania State The Town OounoU in Plain- but that there waa no dis­ ■the busing of Hartford MianKhiester Is one o f five order. Uniformed police pa- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the DAR Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Diversity. disadvantaged children to viUe has recommended that its Board of Education ask for a Hailtford arela .towns which ac­ troled cafeterias and corri­ Oregon Family Told Church of Christ. The men’s the home of Mrs Arthur M. ^ Manchester schools. The cepts Hantford pupils xmder the training class will also meet Gustafson, 47 Princeton St. planning and carrjdng out pro- referendum to decide If Plain- dors of HUlhonse and the Hostesses are Mrs. George grams In human development advisory referendum will vUle should participate in Proj­ binllng program. city’s two other blgta schoola ___ Thurber, Mrs. Richard E. and other aspects of family and be on April 30. ect Concern. The Board of Education of as Mayor Richard G. Lee is­ Glastonbury decided last night sued a stern warning against „ „ ^ ^ V . Nlese, Mrs. Albert L. Schulze, Interpersonal relations. He Is The question will read: The motion for the Dneferen- Son Killed in Action Boy Scout ’Troop M wUl hw e Raymond Woodbridge and currenUy working with school "Should Manchester con­ by a 8-2 vote to participate In any recurrence of violence. dum was nvode by RiepubUenn WASHINGTON (AP) —The a potluck and a court of awards Margaret L. Kornglebel. systems In the state to direct tinue to participate in the busing project. The vote with Its vast radar tracking net­ tomorrow at 6:16 p.m. In Wood­ William Bdialller. lit wlas sec- came after four hours of de­ Pentagon today tdenUfled the work, can’t say for certain the Those needing transportation programs in family life and sex Project Conceml” onldod by David Odegard. All d x ruff Hall of Center Congregfa- may contact Miss Marion V. education for children from bate. Two years ago, at the In­ dead crewman of the USS Pueb­ Tea’s territorial waters. The iBoOrd o f Direotore, in a ReptlbUcans voted "ym ." The ception of Project Concern, lo, the intelligence ship cap­ tlonal Church. Washburn, 36 N. Lakewood Cir­ kindergarten to high school. Pueblo did not violate North Ko- surprise move last night along lone "no” vote was cant by Dem- Glastonbury voted against par­ tured by the North Koreans, as The South Dakota Republican cle. Miss Hallaway received her strictiy partisan Unes and by a ocrait Fhands Mlahcney. Demo- ■Hie deacons ot Center Congre­ master’s degree In child devel­ ticipation. Nixon Set Duane D . Hodges, a fireman posed hds question as Sen. gational Church will meet to­ 6 to 1 vote, with two absten­ cratB William FitzGerald and The (Board o f Elducation, on from Creswell, Ore. George D. Aiken, R-Vt., specuv Jehovsih’s Witnesses will have opment and family relations morrow at 7 :30 p.m. In the Fed­ tions, voted to place the infor­ Anthony Pietrentenio ebdiained, May 26, 1966, had voted unan- It also gave the names of lated the administration Is pre­ group discussions of the Bible from the University of Connec­ eration Room of the church. mational question on the vot­ although both, particulatity E ^ - three injured crewmen: paring to apologize to North Ko­ ___ aid "tilfe Everlasting in Free- ticut following undergraduate ing machines at the same time Gerald, heateAy, furioUriy, an­ (See Page Eighteen) T o Head Fireman Apprentice Steven rea for violating the sea Umlt in dom of the Sons of God" to- work at the State University In ’The adult study class of South morrow at 7:30 p.m. at 287 Oak- Tennessee. E. Woelk, described as seriossly hopes of getting back the ship Methodlst Church wUl meet land St., 18 Chambers St, 726 PTA memberships will be Injured. and survivors of her 83-man Radioman 3.C. Charles H. crew. with the Rev. Richard Dupee n . Main St., 71D Bluefleld Dr., available for the last time, and Westward tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Susan- aiid 144 Griffin Rd., South Wind- refreshments will be served In Crandell and Marine Sgt. Rob­ Top administration officials nah Wesley Hall of the chiuxh. gor. ’ cafeteria following the FOND DULAC, Wls. (AP) — ert J. Chlcca, both described as have said the Pueblo main­ A new class on “ Vietnam, Crisis ___ meeting. Richard M. Nixon heads west­ slightly injured. tained radio silence from Jan. The Pentagon gave the home «c Ooosclence’’ wiU begin. Manchester Emblem a u b wUl ------ward today after ending his first 10-21, before the North Koreans town of Hodges only. It said no ----- observe District Deputy Night campaign swing through Wis­ captured her Jan. 23, so it can­ J, Kenneth Stuke 111 Scott at jta regular meeting tomor* Rylander Heads consin where he consistently further Identification will be not be said for sure she did not Dr., Vernon, U.S. Air Force at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club. drew overflow crowds and en­ provided for the other three violate the Communist nation’s MARS director for Connecticut officers wUl rehearse at 7:16, thusiastic reaction to his argu­ men under standard Pentagon sea Umlt. Campus Unit at policy applying to all missing or and Rhode Island, will speak at and are reminded to wear white ments, all of which led him to Senate Republican Leader Ev­ a meeting ol the Hartford Coun- gloves, Ohio Wesleyan say, grinning, "we’re doing captured military personnel. erett M. Dirksen told a Tuesday ty Amateur Radio Association ___ very well here.” At Creswell, Ore., relatives news conference: "There was He sees Wisconsin as a bell­ said Hodges was 21 and a 1965 some monitoring done and there The Edgar Circle of South william R. Rylander of Man­ graduate of Creswell High ans Memorial Clubhouse, Sunset * chester, a Junior at Ohio Wes­ wether state, critical for his are some tapes. I think most ev­ Ridge, East Hartford. MARS In Methodist Church will meet to- second bid for the presidency. School, where he played four morrow at 8 p.m. at the home leyan University, Delaware, erything was known.” affiliation with ham radio opera­ Like Two Washers Automatic "We’re taking nothing for sports. He entered the Navy But Dirksen, who attended of Mrs. Robert Von _ Deck, 66 Ohio, is serving as chairman about 18 months ago. tors handles radio messages be- Eva Dr. The program wUl In- the Campus Chest committee. granted,” he said. "But we ex­ White House briefings on the toyeen Oonaecftlout servioetnien Dry ’n W ear pect to win 'em all.” He has en­ There was no word as to how Pueblo affair, declined to ami>li- elude a film and a discussion ’Through fund-raising activities In southeast Asia and their fam­ In One With Filter Flo tered presidential primaries in young Hodges died. fy his statements further. period. the group contributes to five The questions raised by the ilies. Tha event is open to the ___ philanthropic organizations on High Speed Dryer six states. Mundt said he is asking the The former vice president ■ Pueblo’s capture off the North Senate Foreign Relations Com­ public. ___ Manchester Grange will meet campus. The students have set 1. Minl-BoskeUt for little loads up • Permanent Press Cycle Right closed his Wisconsin swing Korean port of Wonsan continue mittee to add a question about a fund goal this year of $6,600. to 2 lbs. 2. Big Regular Wash- temperature and tumbling action St. Christopher’s Mothers Clr- ® ^ Tuesday night with a Lincoln to echo In Congress. radar coverage to a list of quer- Rylander, a chemistry-com­ basket for up to 16 lbs. mixed, these new gparmenits need • Auto­ Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R-S.D., cle win meet tonight at 8:30 at merce major, is a 1966 graduate heavy fabrics • 2 Wash, 2 Spin Day speech in Pond du Lac. In matic Control Adjusts heat and Duane Hodges asks why the United States, (Sce Page Eighteen) the home ot Mrs Gordon Mad- are In ch ar^ of the of Manchester High School. He Speeds • 3 Wash, 2 Rinse Tem­ diytng time for particular fabric addition to the 700 who bought ««. 18 No^eld St Mrs. Jo- R«'«*»‘ments will be is a member ot the soccer and peratures • Permanent Press load . . . autcnnatlcaBy! • Variable dinner tickets, another 100 over­ seph Pisch la co-hostess. ____ basebedl teams and of Phi Kap­ Cooldown. Thne Control e 3 Heat Seleotions. flowed into a balcony. pa Psl, social fraternity. Nixon £q>ent the last five days y Lakota C oii^, Degree of fhe Manchester WATES vdU He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. in New Hampshire and Wiscon­ Pocahontas, wlU meet tomorrow ***'*^♦1, ™*®^*** Harry Rylander of 184 E. ^Dd- Sov* More When You sin, states which hold the na­ Apparently for First Time at 7:80 p.m. at Odd FeUows ^ dle ’Tpke. Wash«r Alone tion’s first primaries on Mhrch HaU. There wUl be a social time 4 2 2 8 Buy Dryer With Washer 12 and April 2, respectively. In with refreshments after the 7:80 p.m. at Willie's Steak his appearances, formal and in­ House. meeting. formal, a pattern took riiape North Viet Sends Tanks into! War Hospital Notes AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPER, AVOCADO which ihay foreshadow his ccqn- The executive board of Bent­ palgn strategy throughout the SAIGON (AP) — The North four others in the headquarters enemy push of the war, exceed­ including 614 Americans and Manchester Junior Women’s VistUng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Club will have a poster work­ ley school PTA will meet to­ primaries. It showed these char­ Vietnamese sent their Russian bunker. He reported a knocked- ing the furious assaults on South 1,130 South Vietnamese. night at 8 at the school li­ In all areas excepting mater­ acteristics : tanks into the Vietnam war to­ out tank was on top of the bunk­ Vietnamese cities and towns Military spokesmen said the shop tonight at 8 at the home nity where they are 2:30 to 4 brary. 1. He is campaigning against day, apparently for the first er. last week. North Vietnamese began pound­ of Mrs. Paul Dougan, 20 Amott p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri- Now Both For Only ^ 3 3 5 President Johnson, not Gov. time, against South Vietnamese The U.S. Command said Lang The campaign against the cit­ ing the Lang Vel camp with ar­ Rd., for its puppet ehow. Dr. Marvin H. Grody, a Hart- vate rooma where they are George Romney of Mlstatesman buildings after landing In heavy 707 caught fire after an engine was when "we began bouncing Keegan, 427 Parker St. The Grace Monaghan, 109 Main St., as saying the nations today no fighter-bombers raked the area smashed windows and over­ miles south of Columbia. on some automobiles were fog early today at Vancouver tell to the ground. around and fire broke out at the with bombs, oannon end ma- ’Troop will not have its usual TalcottvUle; Guy Mullen, 4 turned cars Tuesday night be­ A Negra photographer ,Cecil slashed. longer have the "old hates and International Airport. Passengers and survivors front of the plane." old guilts." chineguns. meeting this week because of Hudson St.; Mrs. Elizabeth cause they were barred from Williams of Orangeburg, said he The disturbance began Mon­ Two persons were reported among the crew escaped "Everything was flying 4. Certain similarities ap­ The camp is 20 miles south of the retreat. Perry, 86 E. Middle Tpke.; an all-white, privately owned visited the state college Infir­ day night. About 100 young killed and 14 injured. through emergency exits, some around—hand luggage, fixtures. ___ Ludgle Plourde, Stafford bowling alley. peared between Nixon’s argu­ scrambling out over the wings, Just everything,” he said. the demilitarized zone and mary after quiet had been re­ Negroes gathered at the bowling A CPA spokesman said the about four miles east of the Lao­ Hose 06. 2 of the Sth District Springs; Mrs. Charlotte Porter- Gov. Robert McNair issued a stored and six students, includ­ alley, singing and chanting and ments Tuesday and those used extinguished the blaze quickly. Donovan, whose clothes were against him by John F. Kenne­ body of the purser was found in tian border. The tanks which Fire Department will meet to- field, 178 Oak Grove St.; Mrs. post-mldnlght statement saying ing two girls, were being treat­ blocking the entrance. They The buildings hit by the Jetll- soaked with fuel, greeted his dy in the 1960 presidential cam­ the badly damaged Boeing 707. rumbled in from the direcU

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