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VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 142 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, BIARCH 18, 1968 (Ckuwlfled AdverUainr on n i(e 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS
Kennedy Hits Johnson Calls on Americans KBNNEDV NOT INVITED BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — Sen. Eugene J. MoOartby War Policies said today he would not Invite Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, ^ MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Sen. Eugene M. McCarthy, D- fellow challenger of President For National Austerity Sen. Robert P. Kennedy Minn. Johnson for the Demooratlo launched hia campaign tor the “ *• cam- presidential nomination, to ___ _ 7. . paJgn. Kennedy urged atudenta campaign for him In Wiscon DemocraOc presldenUal nomln- sin. ” I have asked his peoiJe aUon today with a polnt-by-polnt lurk behind the maek of official not to sohedule him In,” the denunciation of President John* Illusion with 'which we have con- .Minnesota Democrat told a son’s Vietnam war strategy cealed our true circumstances. news conference at Bowdoin Urges Effort He charged that the adm’lnls- ourselves.” College, McCarthy said he tration’s "only response to faU- country Is In dangeiv- might change his mind later lan- ure Is to repeat It on a larger 1*“ ^ foreign enemies, but he wanted-the opportonlty T o W in W ar scale.” but above all from our own mls- to show that he oonid win on Kennedy’s first campaign SVlded policies.” his oira In Wisconsin as he speech was prepared for a Kennedy said the last two had campaigned in New And Peace youthful audience at Kansas months have shown that: Hampshire. len- State University In a contest In —"Our control over the (Viet- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Uui whlch many- of the nation's namese) rural population—so — President Johnson called on Deal Deal youth have shifted their support long described as the key to our the American people today for :he) to another dissident Democrat, efforts—has evaporated SteUe News "a program of national austeri seat Like It or not, the government ty” and an all-out effort to win of South Vietnam Is pursuing an the Vietnam war, win the peace enclave polley. It’s writ runs and "complete the Job at where Amerlcsui arms proteet Robber Shot home.” tter Brown it: that far and no farther.” Making an unannounced trip —‘‘The Saigon government Is here from his Texas ranch to no more or better an ally than it And K illed address the National Farmers' was before; it may even he Union convention, Johnson said Tells W hy less; and the war Inexorably is the tasks ahead will require "a growing more, not less, an By Grocer program of national austerity to Amerloan effort.” Insure that our economy will He —"It Is beeomlng more evl- WEST HARTFORD (AP)—An prosper and our fiscal position dent with every passing day attempted holdup was foiled will be sound." that the vletorles we achieve Sunday night when a grocer shot Speaking more forcefully than LONDON AP) — Former will only come at the cost of de- the robber dead, police said, ever before on the subject, Be- Foreign Secretary George structlon for the nation we once The bandit was shot In the Johnson declared: Brown told the House of Com hoped to help . . . Hardly a city back as he was about to flee “ The time has come when mons today he resigned In an ef In Vietnam has been spared with $70 by Donald Arcarl, man- your President must aak you to fort to maintain democratic rule from the new ravages of the ager of Prospect Market here, Join in a total national effort to in Britain. past two months.” according to Asst. Chief Rlch- win the war, to win the peace, Without any direct name call and to camplete the Job at ing Brown thus stopped short of —"The war In Vietnam, far ard E. O'Mara of the locsd po- from being the last critical test Hce force, home.” accusing Prime Minister Harold Johnson announced what reli Wilson of dictatorial tactics. for the United States, Is in fact Arcarl told Investigators that weakening our position In Asia a man entered his email gro- able sources reported Saturday Brown made it abundantly —that he Is working with Con clear that his resignation Fri and around the world, and erod- c^ry store at 8 p.m. and asked ing the structure of taitematlon- for a bottle of milk 'after walt- gress to make major budget day resulted from annoyance cuts in an effort to gain enact that he was not consulted prop al cooperation which has direct- ing for several customers to ly supported odr security for the leave, O’Mara said, ment of a 10 per cent Income erly by Wilson on the gold crisis tax increase. past three decades.” After taking a drink from the and on other Issues. If such cuts are made—and The Indirect attack on Wil —“ We set out to prove our bottle and complaining of an up- they could slasAi $8 billion to |4 son’s methods of running the wlUingness to keep our commit- set stomach, the robber pulled billion of federal spending In thd iclud- government was certain to pro ments everywhere In the world, a Sun on another employe, 17- ■Uata, next fiscal year—Johnson ac anl- vide ammunition for the Con What we are insuring instead Is year-old Michael Jacques, and knowledged the result would be lltloo servative opposition at a time that it is most unlikely that the demanded money. on to "postpone many needed ac host when Wilson needs all the sup American people would ever Arcarl said Jacques turned tions.” port he can get for the tough again be willing to engage In over $70. Meanwhile, the 82- With the dollar under new as budget expected to be an [meat thls kind of struggle.” year-old manager slipped be- sault in Intematlcnal money nounced Tuesday. , Kennedy said the Johnson ad- hind a counter and got a gun markets, Johnson also promised o( As Brown rose to speak e eapio- ministration has no answer "but ho had bought last month. Ar- an Intensified program to ouiT was clearly under emotional coun- the ever-expanding use of mill- carl told the police he fired at nonessential travel outside the apon. strain. His face was pale, his tary force and the lives of our the gunman as he turned to Icaon, hands trembled and his voice hemisphere and to reduce busi brave soldiers in a conflict leave with the money, ness spending and investment in oarea was hoarse. William M. Martin making gold statement in Washington yesterday. (AP Photofax) where military force has failed A medical examiner said the Western Europe. He did not go >naett Brown centered his g^^evance to solve anything In the past.’ ’ robber died instantly. on the way the gold crisis was into detail. Hoar Quoting Johnson as seeking Investigators tentatively Iden- Johnson said that "most of all ilcolal handled last Thursday night. victory "at the negotiating table tified the dead man from pa- MetaVs Flow Halted . I ask your help and your pa- Tito Wilson conferred with President i( possible, on the battlefield If pers he carried as Charles lldred Johnson by telephone, then or ’ triotlc support of our men who :hony, necessary," Kennedy said: Beckno, about 86, of PhUa- are bearing the burden of battle pecUu dered the London gold market "A t a real negotiating table delphla. In Vietnam." He said: closed before consulting Brown there can be no victory for ei- •tense "We seek not the victory of and some other Cabinet mem Ninth Fire ‘Suspicious’ Two-Level Gold Price System Set bers. (See Page Ten) conquest, but the triumph of STAMFORD (AP) — Smoke Justice. We will win.” ather WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. officials radiated confl- 1. The rate of exchange be- seven bank governors said, WlU and water caused extensive tween dollars and other curren- henceforth sell to private buyers Accompanying the President damage to 89 office spaces Sun- two-level -gold -pricing system dence . that . . the frenzied ... j specula- and Mrs. Johnson to Minneapo day night after a fire which took effect today as the gold live attacks on the dollar would cies will stay put. Those Amerl- or buy from private sellers, young can travelers who suddenly They seemed confident the rule lis was Chairman W. R. Pogue, !S In- InvesUgators termed ’’susplcl- governments halted the die away. Most Congressmen D-Tex., of the House AgricuJ- npany London Riot Ends flow of metal from their trcas- were pleased and relieved. Lon- could not spend dollar bills or would be followed by all free Gnr- ous,” broke out in a modem, cash travelers checks overseas world governments, not Just the ture Committee. three-story building here. urles Into the fevered specula- don was dubious. Paris saw the Discussing the farm pro r” ’S3. action as a stopgap, not a solu should have no more trouble. seven signers. Miles, Flre Captain Albert KeUy saiid ‘ ‘ve markets, grams, Johnson said, “ I know the blaze In the Summer Street Cablegrams sped to all capl- tion. 2. The pound sterling has been Speculators and legitimate what the farmer wants—and I (C) Police File Charges bullding was the ninth such tals reporting Sunda/ night’s And no official ventured a bolstered further. The six other users alike thus will have to buy want you to have it.” countries which have supplied from those who mine the metal Sr (C) "suspicious" fire In the vicinity decision by the seven central public guess on where the free Declaring that farmers want Com<- In 10 days. bankers at their weekend meet- market price would go when the g61d to the London pool are In — in South Africa, the Soviet fair prices, protection against Union or Canada—or those who rr B«- Damage-cost figures will not ing in Washington—and Inviting Paris, Zurich, Hong Kong and creasing to $4 billion the total of inflation, parity. Justice, deceb- Against220Britons be known until an investigation all countries to Join In maintain- other markets reopened. Some currency credits available to may be ready to sell from pri cy and opportunity, he added, USAF time, then hard-pressed Britain. Their pre vate hoards. Iff of the fire has been completed, ing the established $36 an ounce guessed; Up for a "and you will have them.” r (C) LONDON (AP) — Police filed In Stockholm, an American authorities said. ‘ * price for all transactions be down. In the wild trading in vlous commitments were not The question that hung heairi- Reviewing the farm program and criminal charges against 220 newsman said he and a U.S. tween governments. Paris last week, the price disclosed,' but the increase Is ly over the two-day conference he submitted to Congress ladt rioters today after battling an consul were roughed up by two Ex'Newsman Dies But the rest of the world’s reached $44.36. known to be substantial. In Washington’s marble Federal month, the President asserted:^ estimated 10,000 screaming Amerfcans aiflter being invited gold was set free to tlhd its own " ' Others expected a sharp 3. On the home front. Jewelers Reserve Board building—and "During the months to come,' BATH, Maine (AP—A funeral marchers In a big antl-Ameri- to meet with a young American price. break from the speculative and other licensed users of gold still remains unanswered—is you will hear these programs service was conducted here to ind can demonstration. , who had deserted from the U.S. The London gold pool was, in highs. If enough speculators de can no longer buy from the whether the $35 official price cussed and discussed. It won’t day for Winslow T. Porter, own More than 80 policemen were Army to escape going to Vlet- effect, dissolved. The London elded to disgorge gold In the be- Treasury. The Treasury will can stajid up if the free price Is be easier to pass them. It will er of radio station WJTO, who injured and 28 hospitalized Sun- nam. gold market—biggest of all, and lief that the two-tier plan has continue to Issue licenses to le much higher. be even harder this session be day as 1,000 unarmed bobbles In Paris, explosions before died Saturday at home at the the one which supplied most of hurt their prospects of fat prof- gitimate users, however, and Not even Washington expects cause this Is—as I remember— fought off demonstrators dawn broke windows at the age of 81. the gold to other markets—was its. the holders can buy on the free the plan to endure unless solid an election year." against the Vietnam war trying Chase Manhattan Bank, the Porter had been employed by ^Among all "the uncertainties, market here or overseas. to storm the U.S. Embassy on Bank of America and the TWA A p ril 1. these results were assured: None of the governments, the (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Grosvenor Square. office. No one was hurt. (See Page Ten) In Nuernberg, 600 leftwingers Those arrested In the London protesting the war Jeered West riot were charged with threaten- German Foreign Minister WUly Ing behavior, possession of of- Brandt and for 10 minutes kept fenslve weapons, assault on po- hlm out of his pollUcal party’s Hce, otostructlng police or ob national convention. structing the highway. Most of South V iet Repulse them were released on ball and will appear in court during the 10. week. * fighting broke out when dem Khe Sanh Attack 7th Victim onstrators tried to push through three lines of police protecting SAIGON (AP) — SouUi Viet against enemy poslUons. the embassy. namese rangers fought off an In the 50,000-man operaUon The demonstrators failed to other attack on Khe Sanh today Quyet Thang—Resolve To Win Killed in reach the building, but in'riMt and allied troops sweeping —around Saigon, South Viet minutes of fighting scores were -around Saigon claimed an ene namese infantrymen came un wrestled to the ground and my death toll exceeding 800 In der fire from guerriUas dug In dragged away. the first week of their big drive. at the village of Tram Lak, 17 Gun Spree Demonstrators hurled rocks, About 600 North Vietnamese miles northwest of Saigon. smoke bombs and red paint at soldiers charged from their Associated Press photogra IRONWOOD, Mich. (AP) — A the glass-walled embassy. trenches, some as close as 20 pher A1 Chang, with the troops, seventh victim of a rlflenmn’s There was little damage, but 18 yards! from the outer barbed said the Infantrymen held their two-hour shooting spree died windows were smashed by wire, in their second attack this line while two tanks and 20 ar Sunday and two persons re rocks and smoke bombs. ’ month on the South Vietnamese mored, personnel carriers of the mained In "very serious” condi Mounted and foot police position at Khe Sanh. U.S. 11th Armored (Javalry pushed back the surging throng tion. A sheet of machine-gun fffe moved up and began blasting without using truncheons or riot Six persons were killed in the from the rangers’ trenches and the enemy positions from within sticks. Several police horses rampage Saturday through this U.S. Marine mortars drove the 50 yards. were bruised in the melee. western upper peninsula com enemy away after about an Air strikes also were called The demonstration began in munity. hour. There was no report of in. At dusk, the allied troops se Trafalgar Square as an orderly Charged in the slayings Is casualties on either side, but the cured the area and reported 84 protest against American in Eric Pearson, 66, a muscular North Vietnamese could be seen guerrillas killed but only one volvement ih Vietnam. Moat of outdoorsmap described as "a dragging away dead and wound American and one South Viet sldllful hunter and a loner" who ‘ he protesters were British, but ed men. | , namese woqnded. worked as a Janitor In a nearby ^siting 'American and Euro- After two earlier battles Sun U.S. spokesman said the at skl lodge students Joined in. day, the U.S. Command had re tack was a "strong probe” Peaiwn was scheduled to be The crowd waved Viet Cong ported an enemy toll of 780 dead against the northwest frontier ___ flags and carried banners de- in the. allied offensive that be arraigned today. combat base', where the 400' M rr Helen^Pulsto, 47, of Iron- nounclng the war and the Unit- gan last Monday in five prov rangers and some 6,000 U.S. died Sunday night In ed States. A portrailt of the late inces north, west and south of wood, Marines have been braced for Cuban Communlrt^ leader Che Saigon. U.S. losses far were Grand View Hospital. several months for a major as a6 Guevara was prominently dis put at 30 killed and 249 Wound The victims all were shot with sault by an estimated 40,000 en a high-powered hunting rifle. played. Actress Vcuiessa Red ed. Government casualties were emy troops around the fortress. GogeWc County Sheriff Ches- grave told the rally: “ In my reported light. Enemy gunners fired about ter J. Perblsh said Pearson had view, a Vleit Cong vlotoryls the In the earlier clashes, govern 600 shells at the Khe Sanh base been drinking heavily and was ohly way to peace." ment troops said they killed 68 Empty cartridges spill over sandbag as a South mese troops replied North Vietnamese probing the Sunday, the heaviest barrage in incoherent when captured by The crowd moved from Tra- Viet Cong about 20 miles west of Vietnamese Ranger fires from his protected area area. The Rangers are equipped with U.S. M-16 more than a week. U.S. B62 (See Page Five) (See Page Five) at the Khe Sanh perimeter when South Vietna rifles. (AP Photofax) bombers flew three raids (See Page Two) r
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 P A G E n q u B K A O i TW O MANCHISTEH EVKNINO HEKALD. M ANCnBlCB. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1668 awards. Many of those on ex e n are contesting the official Bolton Stocks Post Vernon hibit plus others will go on to Tolland County delegates pledged to McCarthy; Sheinwold on Bri.dgc compete in toe Connecticut in Middletown, New Ciondon, Crafteman’s Fair to be held in BITUMINOUS b r i d o e e x p e r t l o o k s Eastford, and the above fou$ Science Fair Prize Exhibits: New Britain later this month. FOR SIGNS o r SANTA NORTH B ig Gains; McCarthy Push Undeterred towns. None Referendum Forced Students were shown at work The primaries have been call By 'ALFRED SHEINWOLD C? A K ^ 10742 using toe drafting machine for ed for oh the initiative of people Trade Heavy T V Sets to Seahorse Sex Life pencil drawing and radiograph DRIVEWAYS A tremendous amount of O KQ873 Despite Decision by Kennedy in the towns themselves, he ex sophomore Bruce linton for inking. Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Oonrto harm was done to the bridge ♦ 4 On Busing, School NEW YORK (A P )—The stock Wliming exhibits at last week’s Til* ICoCarthy movement the weekend Including Hebron, plained. In many oases the States Finished furniiUire, salad Now Booking lor Seasonal Work players of the United w e s t e a s t market staged a boisterous ral- Science and Industrial Arts Fair “ The Effects of Artificial Gravi Lebanon, Stonington and Led- statewide McCarthy Committee 'T ^ petitions with over 200 usual, In ibhe high aoliool gym ty on Plant Growth.” Plants bowls, a banjo clock, candle In the Second Congressional Dis some years ago by the New A QJ985 4 A 10763 2 ^ ly today, paring its best gains was unaware they were being iwld names each were filed with Other Items on the call In- at Rockville High School Includ sticks, various metal and wood yard, he added. York newspaperman who 5 ^ 9 8- ij) 6 3 were spim round on a turntable Early Bird Special trict Is "hlg and strong enough sought. t i t o t ^ clerk y e s t ^ y after- clikle^M * olMln”aIJic^"ch^^Jgtag “ "g^he^vSf* ...... ed seven- prize---- . winners _In the „„e weens oi growm lo objects were exhibited. Anderson said Hebron had a a famous editorial enUUed Yes, ^ a J 10 5 O 94 for three weeks of growth to to maintain It’s own Impetus, full list of signers before peti Local McCarthy supporters no experts know It, that there « K 4 SINGE 1920 would enter the presidential taken out. Twenty-six signa fused access to public informa The vote on $39,000 for final 000 to the Board of Education ®’‘ ebange wlUle blue chips and biological division was toe proj- Third place biological was won West Hartford Armory on Is NO Santa CTaus. C? 5 DeMAIO BROTHERS race” , Oerald Anderson of An tures are all that is reqtilred in tion as to caucus dates and plans for toe new elementary budget, and an appropriatloa o f stMks advMced on a "Adrenelectomy and by Susan Fagan, a Dophomore. iMairch 29 and 30. Students from Opening lead —ace of dia O 62 GALL 643-7691 dover told the Herald today. An Hebron but many more are ex registered Democrat lists. school and the vote bn ” a ProJ- $6,000 for the p U u i com- Experiments on Rats and Mice' "Is TV Safe?” teated any pos Rockville High School are to be monds. 4bAQJ 10 86S3 this year’s work staff at the J derson 1s Second District Co pected to be included on the pe " I f we do well In the prima ect-Ooncern type program” wUl mission, which ■will be tabled *®**®*^ minutes behind by senior John Pacheco. The sible radiation from black and When today’s hand was played fair. Faculty members at the ordinator of the McCarthy for tition. ries we have a real chance for West North East South be placed on toe voting machine, because the General Fund for experiments were based on the white television on plant growth. in the 1964 World Champion state fair include Seth Harris, President Campaign In Connect All petitions must be filed by winning the state convention," Pass 2 9 Pass 3 4k concept that injections of corti She drew toe conclusion that ship, Doug Steen of the Ameri chairman, Mrs. Mary Revas, In icut. tomorrow. Anderson expects he predicted. Pass 3 0 Pbu 6 jjt •"®«tlng. ed. 'Ihat Item wUl be Included ! “ _ sone 'would stopv toe adrenal there were harmful effects. can team opened the ace of dia 6 4b A ll Pass en by the international bankers charge of registration, and Mrs. The 35-town Second Congres eight primaries to be held in Anderson presently counts 20. Pass The first petition asks that in the 1968-69 budget. glands from funci A Junior won fourth place bio monds. After some thought, ‘-‘all Items pertaining a vote Attendance______Urged Sunday to meet toe gold crisis. Nancy Johndrow on the Judging Watch For Our Ad Tuesday sional District Includes all 13 the district on April 9, involving to 25 McCarthy delegates to Steen then led the nine of — - The various expeytoents were logical. Schelly Numrych In on toe proposed new elemen After learning that the petl- committee. Tolland County towns. about 75,000 Democrats. the State Convention from the ^ The result was an early surge done to determine p e ttie r ^ or "M ice Can Run Machines” pre- hearts to dummy’s ace. spade at the second trick, tary school be placed on the tions had been filed. Board^ of . E^>ur towns In the district took Primaries are scheduled in district. Many unconmiltted del not toe glands wouRhsTCsume conditioned the creatures to Jean Besse, of the Euro^an make dummy ruff and voting machine at a time set In Education chairman HaroM I*' tl’ ® Dow Jones out petitions for primaries over Mansfield where Johnson back- egates have also approached him Industrial average. By noon the their fimction In rats after toe jump to a platlbirm at the sound team, thought long and hard deprive declarer of a trump accordance” with state statutes. Smith sold yesterday that he expressing their Interest In the .. ' , ■ 9, ■ ■ when the use of cortisone was discontin” of a bell. Counselor Talks The New England String Quartet com posed of Bronislaw Gimbel, first violin; about hds next move as declarer through Blast. This will Include toe $89,000 "would like to urge all towns- McCarthy cause, he said. ued; whether or not toe mice Lawrence Kasevich, a sopho This is but one Oswald Lehfiert, second violin; Bruno DeCecco, cello; and Robert Coleman, After about 30 seconds, which Steen had not led a spade, request, and may Include a n people to attend the town meet- acerage stood at 846.63. "A tremendous amount of en could live with only one of toe more with "Seahorses,” won On Parent Role viola. seemed like an hour, he t i^ e a gteen was not Santa daus. item transferring 18 acres of Ing tonight to discuss the M jo.li ui bell orders resulted of the reasons two adrenal glands, and wheth fifth place biological. He stress W an t $1000? thusiasm for the McCarthy to his left to examine Steen ^ould be only one other land from the-tovm to toe Board board’s proposed^ building pro- oiwiiuigs lor a imm- movement is evident throughout er or not the mice oould survive ed the necessity of a normal The third program In the cur leased” tickets available at the carefully. He was ® explanation: S te e ^ e ld the king gram even though . you should the state” , he explained. " I hope of Education. The school Is to be gram even though toe item con- “ 'jJ^ITes Somt of toese on cortisone alone with both sex life to toe growth of sea rent series of discussions for box-office 46 minutes before cur- — .1 =„if o whiteurhitP beard andana a dubs himself. Having come built on this land. ceimlng the new elementary V'" . . , the people backing Kennedy In 3 glands removed. Removal of the horses, wliich has attracted parents of students planning to come in soon. tain time. Some of the critics round b ^ y . to that concJuslan, Besse made’ It is not certain whether toe school will be voted on a ref- s^ era l points, the state rceognlze the magni glands was done with toe help quite a bit of attention. continue their education beyond and some of the distinguished Steen was conservative- the only play that could possibly request will also cover a $2,000 erendum. Encouraging economic re^ rts high school will be held tomor tude of the Connecticut McCar of a veterinarian, cmd results Additional award winners In Learn the 5 help him. It pays to be on the appropriation from toe General “The board is more than will- backgrounded the market s row from 7 to 9 p.m. In Room thy campaign. The best thing “THE WAY invited guest are sure not to be 'y h - qba led the were positive. cluded a first award to sopho alert for white beards. Funds for renovation of toe Ing to answer any questions .gg--^,_n a propos- Older children mayj be LTD loii.left Among the gold mining issues, Second______place biological______wsis protein from paraffin. Another Post-High School Education. Ing the composer's Opus 18 fol- clubs. are using standard bidding The free seminars are being people active in the McCarthy chamber music concerts. Cham- the summer it will be heard In lows the Piston composition and Besse went agains p al that the town enter Into a with sitters In the Education Ca^apbell Red ^l*® *ell 4% to Maureen Mordasky,- a managed to adapt fresh water ber music was offered earlier, Rome by the Socleta Phllhar- methods, toe hand is not worth sponsored by the Manchester B. 0. PEABL APPLIANCE campaign, Anderson noted. brings us to Intermission. The ag®> perhaps because he had contract to accept out-of-town Building of Bolton Congregation- “ delayed owning o oc for «xhe Effects of Birth fish to salt water. An enlight but not always imder the best monica, and in Gtena by the a two-bid. Adult Evening School. He declined to speculate on Brahms Quartet in A minor, one never read that editorial In toe students into the Bolton School al Church. 20,000 shares, halving toe loss Control on Rats and Mice.” ening experiment on plant’s re of circumstances; I recall hear Accademla Musicale Chigiana. Copyright 1968 AND the outcome of the primaries but of two compositions comprising New York Sun. If West had two system under the Project Oon- Sitters for younger children later. Homestake plunged more Well illustrated with drawings actions to music concluded that ing toe Budapest String Quar General Features Obrp. American-South INDIA’S OIL OUTPUT UP made note of "the tremendous The Norwegian Television net his Opus 61, completesimpleti toe pro- small clubs he would surely lead corn type program.” may be arranged by calling points, of toe mouse family. It conclud the louder and closer toe music enthusiasm of the McCarthy tet In Jorgenson Auddtoriiun, work will also present the group. Brahimq The town meeting will begdu Dana Dlmock, Ck>ralie Gram or African and Dome Mines over ed that the pills worked fine the more the plant grew. Just NEW DELHI—When India be Come to where for example, where the vast wrote only three came Independent In 1947 her FURNITURE CENTRE workers.” Invitations to, music critics quartets and^they were at 7 pjm., on hour earlier than Judy Lodi. , 6. unless used only intermittently, as with teen-agers. reaches of the auditorium mili have been sent fbr and wide for ^ quartets Benguet, off a fraction, was crude-oil output was only 260,- About 350 state convention .. j j slow to catch on, but they are in which case even more mul Rubbish Collection Contract 649 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER the money delegates are riding on the out tated strongly agralnst toe In toe quartet’s debut concert and considered among toe fin the most active of the golds. tiple births than usual resulted'. Industrial arts exhibits were 000 tons a yew . At present It timacy demanded by small en there Is every indication that South V iet Repulse Silver mining shares also Is 4.66 million tons. Come to the people Shopping loans. All come of the primaries through est examples of ‘ composition In Vernon Second place ]>hyslcal went to on view but not Judged for sembles. many intend to be present. backtracked. out the state on April 9. The pri that form. whose only business is is! kindsof loans. Forcash There Is even a special recep- Prices rallied on the Ameri making loans. 8000 loans maries will affect over 250,000 Von Der Mehden HaU Is toor- fast, come to where the oughly adapted to this type of *-1°" for toem after the concert can Stock Exchange. a day. Bill clean-up loans. money is. Or phone. Now. Democrats he noted. Khe Sanh Attack Notable ^Young Educator^ This compares to the 89,000 music, and now, after present- though I ’m not sure how this YOU REPAY $16.75 A MONTH FOR $300 OR eligible Democrats in New ing some of toe world’s greatest will turn out. What with dead- Tolland (Continued from Page One) $51.16 FOR $1000 ON BENEFICIAL’S 24 MONTH PLAN. small groups, UConn has decld- lines to meet and so on, I ’m Hampshire’s official statewide 36. Later the North Sought hy Local Jaycees Waterbury Grant Set ed to establish its own quartet sure many will find it Impos- the capital and infantrymen of _ __ _ primary last week. agency dis- WASHINGTO N(AP) — Ap In residence, to be known as sible to stay around, David Cook . ^ p p g BENEFICIAL toe U.S. 25th Division reported pictures it said were of In oonjunction with nation- Discharged Thursday: Wal proval of a $1.47 million grant FINANCE SYSTEM the New England String Quar- First violinist of toe New Eng- killing 26 more enemy Soldiers the two men. wiide Jaycee prograan, the local ter Flucklger, EUlngton; Rosa for a water and sewer facility tet. This is in line with a rather land String Quartet is Bronis- mond Audlbert, 229 South St.; Loans $20 to $1000 — Loanslife-insured at low cost To D i scuss 40 miles farther west. xhe U.S. Command in Saigon Jaycee group is searching for for* Waterbury, Conn., was an general establishment of similar law Glmpel, who even in 1968 Manuel Porrelra, Tolland; Fred )|DPing lie SALE IS NOW The U.S! (Command also re- announced that a Navy Intruder the town’s "outstanding young nounced today by the office of Beneficial Finance Co. of Manchester groups in universities through rated notice In Baker’s "Bio Pomeroy, Melrose; Rita Saw Sen. Abraham A. Riblcoff, D- out toe country. ported that about 300 U.S. Ma- was downed in toe vicinity of eduoaitor.” 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER graphical Dictionary of Music School Need yer, 36 Charter Rd. Conn. IN PROORESS ians.” Bom In a musical fam rines on a sweep near the east- Haiphong and said the two Next to Singer Sewing Center • Phone:643-4156 THs newest group has already Board o f EJducabion Chair- Paul Dion, ohaliman o f the ily, his early education was In em end of toe demilitarized crewmen were missing. It did OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS created more than a little stir mam David OooK w ill discuss local project, said the program )bopping ARTHUR DRUG Poland, but his serious studies zone killed 83 enemy troops Sat- not identify them, in musical circles. It has been the present school sitoiaiUon, in te being conduobed to spotlight were accomplished In Vienna, urday, with two Americans command also announced invited to play at toe formal cluding the middle school con the adhlevements end dedioaition where he studied with Robert killed and 26 wounded. that enemy gunners shot down a troversy, ait tomorrow night’s o f prafes)sioaal educators, both PoUak (who subsequently set The Marines pounced on a u.S. Marine medical evacuation meeting of the Tolland Junior male and female, between the tled In the United States )and North Vietnamese battalion of helicopter as it was taking off Woman’s Club. The group will ages of 21 end 36. Bronislaw Huberman. Subse about 400 men two miles west of from a landing zone 13 miles meet ait 8 p.m. in the United Names for 'nominaitlons may yes, just ^22 quently he studied in Berlin un toe U.S. artillery base at Gio southwest of Da Nang. A OongregatTonal Church Relig 'be leoelved from anyone. They der Karl Flesch, celebrated vio Llnh. Advancing with air and spokesman said 18 men were ious EJducation Building. should be sent to John Magee lin pedagogue. artillery support, they ran up aboard the chopper. Including Cook was a member of the at the Vernon Center Junior beautiful spring coat against another 100 enemy nine wounded, but none of them He became concertmaster at Middle School Study Commit High. troops in a half-mile-long sys- was killed in the crash. Koenlgsberg under Hermann tee established to investlgaite N'cmiiinaitiana will be Judged Hcr^ why we opened tern of trenches and bunkers. U.S. warplanes flew 59 mis See how it can shape up with a back belt, Scherchen and when that orches the elementary school needs of locally by a panel of civic lead tra was disbanded In toe depres The North Vietnamese fled un sions oger North Vietnam Sun the town last year and serves ers. The local winder will be swingy pleats, spit-and-polish buttons, sion, went to (Joteborg, Sweden. der toe continued air and day, n low number because of as the .school board’s represen honored ait a special omnards Otto Klemperer, the dlsitnguish- g;round attack, the U.S. Com the mC'nsoon overcast. In addi tative on the High School and dinner and presented with a welt seams, more “in” details. Great go ed German conductor invited mand said. Middle School Building Com- tion to storage areas and com- scholarship to cover expenses Mr. Glmpel to be concertmas ing in checks (super to m ini), ribs, loops nnlttees. He is presently serv In the Mekong Delta 50 miles munication lines, the U.S. pilots for as ummer course o f study. The I%ane Store. ter of toe Los Angeles Phil ing his fourth term as chairman southwest of Saigon, 26 guerril- attacked the Cam Pha military Local winners from through or smooth surfaces. In colors from soft harmonic In 1937 and when o f the Board o f Educaition. las were reported killed i n a barracks 44 miles northeast of out the state wUl be eligible Kemperer had to retire tempor battle that erupted when a U..S Haiphong, and the Nlnh Binh to sizzle. Misses, Peti’tes and Half-sizes. George Prouty, senior co-or- for state competiJtlon, which arily in 1939, 'because of an scout helicopter spotted a Viet railroad siding 34 miles norlli- ■dinator for tjlvil Defense train willl determine delegates to a operation for brain tumor, Mr. Cong bunker complex in a grove east of Thanh Hoa. ing ait the University o f Con national outstanding young Glmpel took over as conductor. of palm trees. The helicopter at necticut will speak to t)ie meet The U.S. Command now has educator program. tacked with rockets, and other He was In toe armed forces ing later in the evening. reported a total of 810 war Bulletin Board choppers brought in a rifle pla from 1942 to 1946 and returned Boys League planes lost In combat In North The Zoning Board of Appeals to civil life with ABC in New toon and a company of U.S. 9th Vietnam and 239 in the South. L •• i Eight to thirteen-year-old of the town will meet tomorrow York where he filled a variety Division Infantrymen. boys wishing to participate in at 7:30 p.m. In toe Administra of musical duties. Returning to (~ J the Tolland Boys League this The Americans were met by tion Building. A Europe in 1968, he founded the 78 13 )1 □ PC phony Orchestra. will be In Charge. land boy who will not reach his The Catholic Ladies of Colum- In 1962 Mr. Lehnert wias a run 13th birthday before August 1. 'bus victory Assembly will at ner-up in the Tschalkowsky Thlrteen-year-oId boys may tend Maas tomorrow at 7 p.m. Competition which had previous register for a proposed Pony MANCHESTER PH. 643-7832 at St. Bernard's Church fOr^do- ly brought such fame to pianist League, which will be formed 4s STANLEY WARNER flTK^IilEllilKEIISI oeased members. A business Van Cllbum. He studied at Jul- sufflclent Interest is shown at meeting will follow .In toe Ilard' under Ivan Galamian, toe registration sessions. 3rd Mon. thru Fri. 7:00-9:15 church basement. Mrs. Peter ONLY 27 DAYS TO GO! eminent violinist and peda League officials will invite TATE WK Sat., Sun. 2:10-4:25-6:40-0:05 Pozzato, Chairman w ill be as OPEN TONIGHT gogue, who is actually Persian parents to become active work 'JIEE FARKINQ tlRtH IT. RItP 9F THIAtTi sisted by Miss Elizabeth Devlin, and not Armenian, as most peo- ers in toe league which still re- '"Bonnie and Clyde” 0:45-9:00 Nom. for 4 Academy Awards pe believe. Subsequently Mr. quires adult personnel, both Mrs. Leonard McGee and Miss ACADEMY Dorothy Larkin. Lehnert studied with Joseph male and female. Additional in- l U A W A R D HAVE THAT Szlgeti, distinguished Hungarian formation may be obtained by The second meeting of toe it’s not Spring violinist who became an Amerl- contacting Bruce Stewart, Glen NOMINATIONS Health and Family Life Study Committee will be held Wednes can citizen, but ended his days Drive, or Earl Beebe, Rhodes Ihim an Capote’s SINKING In Switzerland where Mr. Rd. HELD OVER! day at 7:30 p.m. at toe Sykes without a new hat School cafeteria. Interested per Lehnert studied with him In Ninth Grade Donee Friday IN COLD sons may attend. 1983. X The ninth graders at Tolland The Finance Committee of FEELING Forty-five-year old Robert High School will hold a class BLOOD Choose yO'Ur new hat WflMn fee N IONA Odd diwMd 5y Talcottvllle Congregational Coleman, who halls from near- dance Friday night to the music CJhurch will meet at 7:80 p.m. from a fabulous an’ay by Pittsfield, is likewise a Jul- W the "Destructions”. The Richaid Brooks about your A Columbia Fidum U m m In FanavWon* Wednesday with toe Investment of fashion shapes. liard product. He is the vioUst dance will be held from 7 :30 to trustees and the chairmen of all of the group. Joining the UConn 10:30 In the high school cafeter- standing pommlttees. Their inspired designs, faculty in 1964. Previous to this la. A donation of $1 w ill be rel TEOMCOUM SFIN «uan im.-sna UTS w Sisterhood B’nal Israel will beautiful fabrics and he had been a member of the quested and refreshments will “ E a s t Kr East” 0:25-8:86 meet Wednesday at 8:16 p.m. Chicago Symphony for 13 years b® served. in the recreation hall In obser straws, elegant trims and thus served imder two dls- Jerllyn Rogers and Kim Hodg- vance of Jewish Music Month. tlnguished conductors, Rafael iFias are chairmen of the Band INCOME TAX make them the equal The Women’s Fellowship of Kubelik and Fritz Reiner. (Committee; Florrie Tantlllo and Union Church wlU hold a meet Sail on down to your naarby BOTH While in Chicago, Mr. Kathy Single, decorations; Jan- of costly di^igner-label ing and potluck supper Wednes H & R BIOCK office-and lay FEDERAL Coleman organized a gpx>up lee Dowty, tickets and invita- day at 6:80 p.m. John Zapadka millinery. Colors ga known as the Chicago Strings tions; James Jedrzlewskl, re- "Bon Voyage" to your tax AND THE NEW will speak on “ How to Grow troubles. We'll prepare, dou lore. CD with which he toured Europe as fresments, and Randy Blauvelt Plants for Color.” Mrs. William STATE well as toe United States. and Jerry Magnuson, publicity. ble-check, and guarantee the CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge Sucheoki Is hostess and Mrs. get a beauty for just Bruno DlCecco came to toe The Bulletin Board PAGANI’S CRYSTAL LAKE Fred Hansen is In charge of accuracy of your return. Our entire crew is at your service. UConn faculty In 1960 and is Tlhe Planning and Zoning devotions. 1 thus toe oldest member in point Oommission will m eei tonight The Daughetrs of Isabelle will '5 Q of ■ residence, though ' the at 8 at 'tile Town Hall. RESTAURANT and BALLROOM hold a business meeting Wed OUARANTII We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. youngest in actual years. He The United Oongregaitlonal nesday at 7:30 p.m. at the com comes from Watenbury and Is a Ohurch Follow-Up Committee ROUTE 30 ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT If we make any errors that cost yojji any penalty or munity hall, Franklin Park. The Interest, we will poy the penolt)r_or^' ‘krest. product of Y ale’s school of mu- will meet tonight -at 8 at the committee in charge Includes sic, where he was graduated Ohurch. Available The Year 'Round for^ Mrs. Freda Archackl and Mrs. We want you to see and hear everything we have to offer. (We have 13 departments herej you know.) Or pick up in 1967. He was on the faculty The United Congregational Charlotte Zagura. Qur new shade of turquoise. Our slim Trimline® phone your free copy of our colorful new catalog, "The Tele of toe University of New Hamp- Church Pilgrim Fellowshlip Bas- Weddings # Banquets • All Occasions RookvUIe Hospital Notes 1445 New Britain Ave. Mon Chester Slumping Torrington Pl^sade with the dial that comes to you. Our handset phone Line”. Now you know why we opened shlre before Joining VQotbi. ketball team will play the Un- Vbdtlng hours are 12:80 to 8 Weet Hartford Farkade Whisted Rd. (OH R t 8 Slnce taking up regiOence at ion ,Congregational Chui^h SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE that was especially designed for the hard-of- The Phone Store. Stop in any weekday between pan. in all areas except ma 233-7681 West Middle TTd«’. Storrs he has be^Sirff^ve in mu- team tomorrow night at 8:30“at 489-0211 hearing. Everything. There’s so much that’s 8:30 and 5:00 — in the building we used to call Phone: 875*9958, or 646-0037 . tr ternity where they are 2 to 4 Manchester Shopping Farkade — Lower Level Satisfaction Guaranteed Sears 643-1681 slcal cliTcl^ OT Greater Hart- the Vernon Elementary School, 80 to 8 p.m- f- Open Dally 10 to 9:30 Open D olly 10 to 9:30 Open Dally 9:30 to 9 new, it’s almost impossible to describe "the telephone office”. Or, if you cap’t get(\ Between Sears and jjirants Rear Entrances .SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. over the phone. We also want you to have a down here,.just give us a call. We still like doing ford. He has played with the The Board o f Selectmen will Admlitted Thursday: Bert or Your Money Back Saturday 9:30 to 3 Saturday 9:30 to 9 Tiieeday 9:30 to 6 Manchester Civic, the Hartford meet tomorrow night at 7:30 "Big or Small, W e Cater To A ll!" iBertelsen, Ellington; Susaime place where you can come to discuss your bill. busitiess over the phone.. After all, our busi-. Weekdays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Symphony, and toe Hartford in the Towfn Hal. r Frost, Deepwood Dr.; Miargiaret Or complain. Or asK about a particular service. ness is what you call on. Festival of Music. ______, Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M. to 6 F.'M. — 288-1981 ★ Dining, plus Legal Beverages Served 'Jr Peteriaoin, South Wlnd)9CKr; Ju Tht Southern Niw Engtand TttophoM Compiny The debut concert, March 26, Manchester Evenhig Herald lian Nawrockl, Hartford. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY i Is already sold out, bqt I Tolland correspondent, Bette imagine there will l^e some “ re- QUatrale, tel. 875-2846. i
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tle grabbed from the gunman’s pocket. Mishaps Kill 7th Victim One of the women killed In the STAR GAXER'^'i Anderson-Little flrs^ home, Mrs. Sally Johnson, I w i T T E R ^ Six in State By CLAY R. POLLAN- 61, had dated Pearson, accord _ A M S UMA Ing to Deputy , Sheriff Richard MAS.M J M Your Dof/y Aclivily Guide ^ Killed in Bennetts. 20 According lo the Stars, '' On Weekend Killed with her -were her 6-19-24-40 To develop messoge for Tuesday, 5-10-31#" WORLD daughter, Mrs. Vienna Gustaf read words corresponding to numbers By TRK ASSOCIATED PBESS ^>56-64-82-87 49-60-73 ^ Gun Spree son, owner of the home, Mrs. of your Zodioc birth sign. OPEN WED., TTHUBS., FRL till 9 TAURUS SCORftO Katterine Rlgoni, 89, of Iron’ Six p«rsoiu died In Connecti APR^ 21 OCT. 24 1 1 Moke 31 Or 61 Before (Continned from Page One) wood, and Daniel B. Weiss, 67, MANCHESTER PARKADE cut during the weekend as the MAY 21 2 Romance 32 W hol'j 62 Chonge NOV. 22 ' 3 Recording 33 No 63 Portnen A n n u a l of Lansing. ,38-47-51-57 17-22-35-45#" patrons of a tavern, where one 649-4888 result of traffic accidents. 34 For 64 Profit Mrs. Gustafson’s 12-year-old 69-72-78 i^-65-83-90^ man was slain and a ivoman 5 Necestory 35 Could 65 Seorch daughter, Robin, was. shot in the A one-car crash Sunday after OIMINI 6 Encouraging 36 To 66 Eosement SAGITTARIUS wounded. stomach through 'the door of the noon on the Merritt Parkway In 7Good 37.Achieve 67 Bolancing NOV, SPRING CLEAN UP SALE! 8 Meetings 38 Refroln 68 Adventure The tavern was the last stop closet where she had tried to JUNE 22 d e c ' Trumbull proved fatal to 20- 9 Of 39 Show 69 Resentful on the rampage. Authorities hide. NOW ^ 4-18-29-34J 10 CKonges 40 Progress 70 And 7-12-20-46|^- year-old Russell Joiner of New 11 Likely 41 Best 71 Or Bennetts said the killer next S748-50-68 53-70-a«8'^ said the slayer first visited a 12 For 42 Budget 72 Criticism modem, one-story home about a went to the Raymond Hautala Haven. State police investiga CANCiR 13Do 43 Time 73 Fuss CAPttCOtN SPICE ...... R*g. 1.10 79c tors said the victim was alone , JUNE 23 14 Defoyed 44 Stir 74 Someone's DEC. 23 ^ mile away, where four persons, home, near the tavern, where 15 Mind 45 Be 75 Midnight including a mother and her he fatally shot Hautala, 49, In in his car when it swerved off ^ JULY 23 JAN. 20 EASTER SALE! ALPINE...... R«g. 1.10 79c 16 Progroms 46 Short 76 Of the highway and struck a bridge 77 Resentment daughter were killed in the liv the chest and wounded his wife 3-14-16-23 17 Voluoble 47 From 21-26-37-42/C- 18 Time 48 Love-moking 78 Alwoys ing room. Lempl, 61. abutment. He was dead on ar '32-41-81-85 >7-71-84-86^ W O O L and D 19 News 49 Moves 79 Alter At Anderson-Little you’re sure to find everything A 12-year-old girl, trying to The deputy said Pearson, who:c rival at a Bridgeport hospital. uo 20 Toking 50 Or 80 Long plonnec AOUAMUS Three persons died In sepa JULY 24 21 You 51 Sorcosm 81 To JAN. 21 ^ hide in her bedroom closet, was lived alone In a cabin a few 22 Assets 52 Up 82 M ay SHETLAND WOOL .... Rag. 1.00 79c rate accidents early Sunday: FEB.' 19 wounded when a bullet was miles from Lake Superior, . AU6. 23 23 Consider 53 Journeys 83 Diligently that’s right in fashion for boys and young men. fired through the door. A trail of "used to drink, but he appeared — Margaret Ponelll, 21, of ^13-27-36-44 24 Of 54 To 84 Financial 2-11-25-39/^. 55 Mean SOME TABLECLOTHS 25% OFF Bridgeport was killed when the ''52-74-77 25 To 85 Do 58-61-75 blood was left throughout the to have cut It out In past years. 26 Con 56 Or 86 Results home. He seemed to be an all right fel car she was driving crashed viaoo 27 Nothing 57 Or 87 Come PISCES low.” Into the abutment of an over A y AUG. 24 28 And 58 Up 88 Visits FEB 20 A ?-, The killer then went to anoth 29 Out 59 Uncovered 89 Decisions Right down to the factory-low price. er home, killing one man and pass on the Connecticut Turn SEP-f. 22 30 Heort 60 Without 70 Now M A P 21 pike In Stratford. Authorities ^ 8- 9-15-281 .3/19 33-43-54-62(^ wounding his wife. The next said she was alone In the vehicle. ^ 3 0 -5 5 -6 6 ^ ) G ooJ ( Adverse DNc'rlr'r^I >3-76-79-89' stop was the tavern. —Dorothy Jessup, 60, of Stam "'He just walked in the door ford was fatally Injured and her and started {(hooting. He didn’t 62-year-old husband, Benjamin, say a word," said one customer. MWeiohlisleistiiDDortiit... was hurt when their car hit a TTie slayer’s first bullet in the bridge abutment in their home tavern struck and killed Ru town. dolph Maurln, 66, of Ironwood, —Ruth Richardson, 16, of New TV-Radio Tonight who was sitting near the door on Britain died as the result of a the second stool from the end of one-car crash on a Waterbury the bar. city street. The driver, 22-year- Television As Maurln slumped to the $300 $595 $700 oIJ Augustur Ward, and a pas floor, Mrs. Pulsto’s husband. senger, Janice Richardson, 21, 5:00 ( 3-10) Perry Maaon (24) Carnegie %>coial Axel, and another patron, John More important than size is the cutting, the ciarity and the ( 8-lMZ) MUce Douglas ( 8413) Trutii. ConsequetKe.s color. Size alone in determining the value of a diamond Is both of Waterbury, were report (18) H l^w ay F a ti^ Niemi of Ironwood, lunged for (30) Insight and Panel Dis 7:30 ( i ) Cowboy In Africa (C) the g;unman. misleading. We offer all 3 same-size diamonds Illustrated ed in fair condition at a local cussion (18) L,es Crane and would welcome the opportunity to explain the difference hospital. Two other 21-year-old (34) iMlsterogem Neighbor (1 0 3 0 3 3 ^ ) Hie Monkees (C) The rifle, an automatic 80.06, In prices. Do come In. No obligation, of course. hood (40) CbaiUe CXian discharged again and Mrs. Puls- passengers refused treatment at (30) Combat (13) Ounamoke (C) the scene, according to authori (40) lOcHalefs Navy (103332-3O) Bill Cosby Special to fell mortally wounded. INSIST ON A TREASURE CHEST DIAMOND FOR QUALITY AND VALUE 6:30 (40) iBob Young, Nows (C) The customer said Puisto ties. The police said the victim (18) Afternoon Report (18) Subscription TV College Groups Paint Nature Center Building was thrown from the car when (34) .Whafs New? (R) ( 8-40) B a t Faltol (C) went for the rifle while Niemi (13) Lucy Show (C) Lutz Junior Museum’s natural will be sunburst yellow with nity College’s advisory council have given the most service to threw a couple of punches to it slammed sideways Into a util 6:00 ( 3MOJ13-40) News, Weather (34) Antiques MICHAELS JEWELERS- 958 Main St., MancHeater ( 0 > science building at the Oak sand trim, and the instructors’ will present an award to the the community during the year, throw the killer off balance and ity pole. (24) (pinion Washington 9:00 ( »d2) Andy Griffith (C) (30) MoHale’s Navy (l(>3O3B-a0) Danny Thomas Grove Nature Center is near room will be Williamsburg student organization judged to (Herald photo by Pinto.) clubbed him with a whiskey bot Early Saturday, a tractor- (30) (Men tn B p ^e (C) ' g;reen. Paint and adult super- trailer crashed into the rear end (IS) Merv Griffin ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) ing the (inEil stages of comple (23) Highlights ( 3-13) F a a ^ y Affair (C) 'vlsion are being provided by the of a car on Interstate Route 61, ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) tion, thanks in part to volun 6:06 (40) Combat (10«)-23^) I Spy (C) museum. In North Haven, killing the op 6:30 ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) ( M m Big Valley (C) teer assistance by two Man The 32 by 48-foot building lo erator of the car, Walter M. ( 8) News, Dob Young (C) (34) State of Arts chester Community College (10-2330) Hunlley-lBrlmdey ( 3-13) Carol Burnett (C) cated at the entrance to the 68- Jackson of West Hartford, and 1 0 :3 0 (18) Subscription S u b sci^lo n TV service organizations, Kappa acre nature site, has been built critically Injuring a passenger. ^ S ) Newsbeat (C) 10:46 (IE)__ iNews. News. weather We (C) (34) Great Decisions 11:00 ( a-8-10-ia-2330-40) a-s-io-ia-2330 News. Pi fraternity and Kappa Tau with museum fimds and a grant A state trooper reported that (30) Film Srorts, Weather (C) Omega sorority, whose mem from Hartford’s Ensworth Jackson’s car was stopped on 6:46 (30) News (30) Law and Mr. Jo bers are donating their Sunday 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie (C) 11:26 ( 3) (Monday Starlight (C) Foundation. It will be used for the highway when the crash oc (10) 1 Love Lucy 11:30 (10303330) Tonight (C) Btftemoons to paint the interior. children’s classes and as head curred. Both the car and the (30) Huntley-Brinldey (C) ( M O ) Jloey Bishop Show (C) Wellding the brushes and roll quarters for "Project Out (3330-40) News, Weather (10) Late Movie truck burst into flames, but the ers in what will be the main doors," a regional program to truck driver, Chester Burger, 61, SEE SATCBDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE U8TING8 study area are, left to right, train teachers In outdoor edu of Kearney, N.J., escaped with Linda Laraia, Paula Pierog, cation, recently approved by the out serious Injury. He was later R adio Michael Baker and Suzanne Rat- federal government. ner. Walls in the study section In May, Manchester Commu charged with n eg lig ^t homicide. (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS A three-car accident late Fri minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) day night at an intersection in West Haven fatally Injured Pe W D BC— 1860 8:66 Phil Rizxuto London Riot Ends 6:00 Dick RoblmoB 7:00 The Worid Tonight ter Menze, 19, of that city. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:15 Fraidc Gifford 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:30 Alexander Kendridc 1:06 News, Sign OH 7:36 Speak Up Hartford wSoB--«ie 8:00 News 6.00 Hartford Highlights 8:10 S p ^ Up Hartford Police File Charges Five Requests 7:00 News 12 :16 Sign OH 8:00 Gaslight W TIO —1080 13:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 News. Weather, Sports On ZB A Agenda W P O P — 1416 6:36 Afternoon Edition 6:00 Doiuiy Clayton Show 7:00 Americana Against220Britons 7:00 Lee "Boibl" Blnuni Show 7:26 Dendd Brinklw A public hearing wUl be held 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:30 News of the Wortd W IN F —u n 7:46 Joe Garaglols (Oontinaed from Page One) tonight at 8 by the Zoning 5:00 News 7:60 Slnig Along 6:16 %>eak Up Sports 7:66 Emphasis ers who wished to go back to Board of Appeals in the Hear 6:30 Hany Reasoner 8:06 Pop Concert falgar to Grosvenor Square, ing Room ait the MuniolpEil 5:36 Etoeak Up Sports 9:06 Nfghtbeot tying up traffic in central Lon their units but were too "terri 6:00 News 11:00 Ne-ws, Weather, Sports fied" to go to the U.S. Embassy Building. Five requests are on 6:16 Speak 1 ^ Hartford U:26 Sports Final don. There was no violence until 6:46 Lowell Htomas tl:3 6 Omer ^ e of the Day for help. the agenda. the embassy was approached. Some demonstrators also Russell, who helped Pvt. Ray Varlancos or special except- broke windows In the nearby Jones return to his Army unit In tions ELre requested at the fol Buropa Hotel, a popular resi Germany last week, said he was lowing Eiddreses: 82-94 Spruce 120 dence with American visitors. asked to go to a youth hostel St., to make a two-faimlly with a U.S. Embassy official to | 6 M Others tried to enter the 'Hilton dwelling Into four-family; 418 Hotel about half a mile away arrange for return of the two N. Main St., to use Zone B but were docked out. deserters. The newsman said he property for Ingres’s and agress In Nuernberg, youthful dem went to the appointment with onto industrial property; at 819 13Si Miss Patton Llndsley of Atlanta, E. Middle Tpke. a request to onstrators waving Viet Cong flags and shouting "Ho! Ho! Ho Ga., an associate editor of the put up a building to store 'busi FOB A LIFETIME! Army Times, and Merle E . Arp, ness equipment. You'll never have to buy film again . . . Chi Mlnh!” reached the Mels- because each time Llggetts devekupB and tersinger Hall just as Brandt a U.S. Ckjnsul. Also, at 31 McCann Dr., a prints your roll of Black & White or was approaching for the con At the hostel, he continued, variance to erect a g E ir a g e koda-color film we give you ABSO LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of tUm gress of the Social Democratic two Americans and two local closer to sidelines thEui regula (or your camera. We replace the film you have developed. It's all fresh- party. As the 64-year-old minis photog;raphers burst Into the tions permit; and at 117 E. Cen dated and top quality and Ko- ter tried to push through the room and pushed him and Miss ter St., to erect an office build I dak, too. Quick processing . . . 4 2 0 134 hour service for demonstrators jostled him and Llndsley about, snapping pic ing. 'nils additional office build black and wlilte (just tures of them. ing is not to be built on an a little bit longer for blocked the doors. color). existing parking lot as it was It took police 10 minutes to "We demanded to know who they were, but the only answer mistakenly stated in The Her r i » 5 clear the way for the angry for ald lEist week. The applicant, eign minister and other offi we got w as: ‘You can read cials. Herbert Wehner, minister about It In the newspaper,’ ’’ Barney Wichman, said that a AT THE PARKADE of all-German affairs was pum said Russell. parking lot is to be built there. 404 MIDDLE TPKE. 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MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 PAGE SEVEN iMaturlyMtfr "Ftor those of you with a practtcal turn of mind, think of It this w y . Neither human evolution nor the phy lEttpntn^ l|TraU^ cal resources of esath will permit In FUBUBHED BY THE definitely a composite economy whose HERALD PRINTINQ CO.. INC. U BtMMU Street foundaitlon la exorbitant war machln- The Baby Has llAtKdieeter, Conn. THOIIAS r . FEROUSON ary plus the production of non-essentlal WALTER R. FERGUSON things. Eventually, something must be Pubtlahem Founded October 1, 1881______nibatltuted for (these—at least In part. PiAiWied Every Evenlns Except Sondey* And that subsUtute, I suggest, Is learn mnd HoUdnyi. Entered at the Poet Office M ing . . . when and If we can make It Been Named Kancheater, Conn., aa Second Claes Mall Matter.______as attractive aa sports cars, electric carving knives, guitar-strumming folk SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance __ tlngers and the klng-slse, mentholated, Whalen, TImotliy David, son of Joel Chariea and Nancy One Year ...... WOO Devin 'Whalen, 77 Brookfield St. He was bom March 8 at Man Six Months ...... U.OO filter clgaret. . . . Three Months ...... S.M "Think how many of the tensions and chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rita Devin, 189 Dudley Town Rd., Windsor. His paternal One Month ...... 1.8S how much of the strife and hatred loose MEMBER OF grandparents are Mrs. 8. Whalen, Windsor, and Joseph H. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on the land today stem from our tech Whalen, Rockford, 111. He has a brother, Joel C. Jr., 6; and a The Associated Press la exclusively cntlUed nological brand of materlallam." to the use of republloatton ot all news dis sister, Beth Renee, 4. patches credited to It or not otherwise credit His university audience over In Al ed In this paper and also the local news pub bany must have found Congressman lished here. , ,, Sweeney, Michael James, son of Joseph T. and Lucy All li ^ ts of republlcatlon of special dis Daddario’s speech a stimulating and sig In Benefit Shea Sweeney, 1838 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. He was patches herein are also reserved. nificant experience. Including those bom March 4 at Hartford HospitsJ. His maternal grandparents The Herald Printing Company Inc., as more detaUed descriptions of precisely 'nw NiaiUian School Parent- are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Shea, 118 Chestnut St. His pater _____ ONCE-A-YEAR FACTORY-AUTHORIZED sumes no financial responsibility for typo nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sweeney, 71 graphical errors appearing In advertisements what we are doing to our air, land, Teacher Association will pre- and other reading matter In The Manchester seaiit Mias Arlyne M. Garrity Beckwith St., New London. Evening Herald. ______water for which we have not had space here. So eloquent a call to arms In "the in two public performancee of Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- her original adaptation of "The Wilson, Courtenay, daughter of Bruce Allan and Roberta ton Post News Service. hidden war” deserves not to he hidden Campbell Wilson, 55 Burnside Ave., E ast Hartford. She was Full service client ot N. E. A. Service. Inc. Sound ot Music,’’ aft Nathan Publishers Representatives — The Ji^ s Itself. Htde audltortium 'Friday a t 8 bom March 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater iin ANNUAL SALE Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi pjn, and Saiturday a t 2 p.m. nal g;randmother Is Mrs. Anne Campbell, 191 McKee St. Her cago, Detroit and Boston. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Wilson, Tickets will be sold a t the door. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA 38 Surrey Lane, Glastonbury. TIONS. ______When Honour Is Led Astray The musical will benefit the Mary C. Taylor Library FHmd Display advertising closing hours; The folly and bankruptcy of President Olson, Peter Forbes n, son of Peter Forbes and Patri ^ r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. of the school. Miss Garrity Is cia Pitney Olson, Snipslc St., Rockville. He was bom March 12 For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Johnson’s Vietnam policy are now so ob the god-chUd of the laite Miss All with For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. vious that even the most sycophantic at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Pbr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Taylor, who taught more than are Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Olson, Rockville. Hla paternal For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. member of hla entourage must be ask 40 years ait the school until her For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Olson, 84 Tolland DELUXE Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before ing themselves whether there can be V ’ tV ,• death last year.' today’s publication. B p.m. Friday for Saturday 4 . i Ave., Rockville. He has a sister, Lauren Beth, 8. and Monday publication. ______any other outcome them a humiliating A former Manchester resi **»•*' i i i American defeat. But although Ameri S V- dent and the daughter of Atty. Pitts, Heather Lee, daughter of John Charles and Cheryl BlQGEST Monday, March 18 can policy in South-east Asia has been and Mrs. Harold Garrity of 'Tol Clark Pitts, 17B Mt. 'Vernon Dr., Rockville. She was bom / disastrously Inept, there is something land, Miss Garrity lb well March 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal PICTURES! faintly nauseating about the self-right known for her one-woman grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Auan W. Clark, 43 ArcelUa adaptations of songs and lines Daddario On ‘The Hidden Wax” eous anU-Anierlcanlsm which the spec ■ i i i r Dr. tacle of successive American blunders from mustcals, which she has Graceful Contemporary COLOR Your chbipe oi 8 presented (throughout New Congressman Emilio Q. Daddario, has evoked on this side of the Atlantic. I ill Walker, Clayton George, son of Charles M. Jr. and Bev — model 740. speaking at ceremonies Inaugurating the The Vietnam war Is a tragedy, not a England and California. erly Greenwood Walker, 94 Coleman Rd. He was bom March five authentic melodrama. American policy has been (For the program at Nathan 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar CONSOLES Center for Science and the Future of Hale, she will be accompanied Human Affairs at the State University made, not by wicked men pursuing . 1 - , ents are Mr. and Mrs. George C. Greenwood, Fall River, wicked designs but by honourable men on the piano by her mother and Mass. He has a brother, Charles m , 3. styles... of New York, In Albany, made one of on the guitar by Marc Worth the most quotable and thought-provok led astray by a fatally oversimplified picture of the world and of America’s ington of New London. Mesbit, Leigh Ann, daughter of Donald Owen and Edd- Mediterranean— model 744 on concealed swivel casters. ing speeches of the year. Her performances Include wina Lovell Mesbit, 46 W. Main St., Rockville. She was bom place In It. If similar tragedies are to original adaptaitdions of The be avoided In futuVe, It la more profit March 11 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand Our generation, he said, "most cer King and I" and “Cinderella” by parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carmle Lovell, Guilford, Maine. Her tainly has a rendezvous with technology. able to analyze the reasons lor their Riodgers and Hommersteln, SAVE ^60...NOW ONLY folly than to denounce them for evil In paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Mesbit, Orange (3ole Porter’s “Kiss Me Kate," Park, Fla. She has a brother, John Owen. "For technology Is the Janus of our tentions which (they do not, in fact, poe- Graham Greene’s "The Potting age. sess. Shed,” “World of Shakespeare,” The essence of their oversimplifica Sltck, Tracy Lynn, daughter of Edwin Joseph and Deb "It Is at once the source of many of and various programs of prose orah Torray Sltck, 54 Reed St., Rockville. She was bom tion is brilliantly described In Proles- At Ttie Opera With Sylvian OHara and poetry. March 11 at RockviUe General Hospital. Her maternal grand jur greatest blessings and—as we are 9or Draper’s new book. Alter pointing ACT III, OTHELIX): Connecticut Opera Association Production At Bushnell March 12 MlM Garrity is a graduate parents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Torrey, 13 Mountain St., begrinn^ to reallxe—the root of many cut that American policy In Vietnam of Manchester High School, Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan of our greatest evils. cannot be understood In terms of Viet where «he was active in the ley Sltck, W. Main St., RookvlUe. nam alone, but only in terms of the dis drama clubs and the Round * * * * » Charming Early American "WMhdlit technology wo would not proportionate military and political In Table Singers. She received her Vitkus, Tammy Ann, daughter of August A. and (Jolleen — model 742 on $ 5 6 5 have the great production of food, cloth Also available in beautiful vestment which has been made there, he A Thought for Today B.A. from Emerson College, Finn Vitkus, 80 Village St., Rockville. She was bom March 11 concealed swivel casters. ing and shelter which we now take for goes on to ask why such an investment' Inside Report Sponsored by the Manchester Boston, In 1665 and an M.A. at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Italian and French Provincial styles. granted, the medical techniques that was decided upon in the first place. Council of Churches in speech from the University Mrs. Olive M. Finn, 1043 Capitol Ave., Hartford. Her paternal ease and prolong life, the Immediate His answer is as follows: “From the of Southern California In 1966. grandmother is Mrs. Lena Vitkus, 23 Vernon Ave., Rockville. President down, leading officials have She Is presently on the teaching She has three brothers, Paul, 14, Steven, 11, aind Frank, 6; and communications devices which prevent Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak When I first began to study This most important advance emergencies and disaster, the low-cost spread the glad tidings that power has grammar I had a hard time "Good Luck, Drivers" wise off the road so you could staff at Emerson. two sisters, Kathleen, 13, and Pamela, 7. in Color TV—Instant Automatic Color— Old-World French Provincial Elegant Italian Provincial— model 746. given us global responsibilities which labor-saving devices which fUl our learning how to use pronouns. To the Editor, enjoy the scenic beauty as you was first perfected and — model 748. seem to be the functions not of our in WASHINGTON — The dimen land stave off Kennedy. I finally got It: First person, I; drive along, looking for the stores and boom our economy. Nelthor sions of the defeat suffered by Actually, the slurs on Mc- President Johnson’s beautifi introduced by Magnavox in 19641 You would we have the bursting populations , finite wisdom or boundless altruism but second person, you, and third cation program and Edward T. signs. Although I wonder how enjoy a perfectly-tuned picture mainly of our incomparable power. In President Johnson In New CJarthy’s patriotism made In the person, he. How proud I was! they will accomplish this on a Inside r BUY N O W O N Price-Reduced! SAVE of the world that threaten their own ex- Hampshire can easily be meas President’s behalf In New McGrath, a public relation that automatically stays precise on every his speech at Johns Hopkins In April Then I became a CJhristlan and spokesman for the State High bridge crossing the Connecticut our annual EASY TERMS Unotlon through sheer numbers; nor the 1965, for example. President Johnson ured by the immediate and in Hampshire by Gov. John King had to learn my pronouns all River? i a r channel, every time! NO other obsolota worker (whose collar may be tense reaction of Democratic and Sen. Thomas McIntyre way Department, views do not Report ► Color TV today offers you all these ...on this exhorted that we have the power and over again. In Christian coincide. When this plan is put Into ef M either blue or white) displaced by auto now the opportunity, for the first time In leaders In the two most Impor probably did more harm than practice, the order is: First fect it will be an Interesting (Continued from Page 6) FAIRWAX additional exclusive advan-tages: tant primary states: Wisconsin good In Tuesday’s voting. In The Msmehester Evening easier card SWIVEL mation; nor the super-dense urban centuries, to make nations stop strug person, he; second person, you; feature to the tourist in the smears from the right deeply ► F/RSL areas, the residents of which live in con gling with one another. That is such and California. These attacks did boost Mr. third person, I. Herald Feb. 23, 1968, McGrath next couple of years. Good luck, resented the Klng-McIntyre line. Johnson In Manchester, condi said that all obstructions would HIGH FIDELITY SOUND—finer, more efficient HUGE 295 sq. in. rectangular screens— CONSOLE stant smog and seldom. If ever, know a large order; the struggle to end all In Wisconsin, important Dem This is important for a Chris drivers. Indeed, this will be used against ocrats who had never seriously tioned to red-baiting by the no be removed 30 feet from the Magnavox speakers plus Tone Con'trol in every the Biggest Pictures in Color TV. the fresh cleansing effects of field and struggles may also be the end of man tian’s prayer life. If he does Paul L. Christensen Mr. Johnson with super-sensi ...today’s cootsldered Sen. Eugene Mc torious editorials of the Man not learn the right order his highway and eventually a simi 63 Bolton St model; provide thrilling program realism. stream or have any community with na kind. lar policy would extend the tive liberals in Wisconsin and CHROMOTONE—brings you richer, far Carthy’s challenge against Mr. chester Union-Leader, and thus prayers will be, "Give me, he Manchester, 0>nn. California. BIGGEST ture. I wonder how many of today’s Since the Cuba crisis of 1962 the So Johnson In the April 2 primary compensating for McCarthy’s clearance to 48 feet. These modi LASTING RELIABILITY-—from exclusive Mag more vivid color; warmer black and white viet Union and the U.S. have had a me, bless me.” For a Christian, fications will pertain to state Moreover, Mr. Johnson’s De teenagers have ever heard a meadow now view McCarthy as a favor edge in the rest of the state. first person is not “I” but "he.” mocratic party Is riddled with S-A-L-E! navox space-age Bonded Circuitry. pictures. PICTURE! NOW ONLY healQiy respect for each other’s capac Puppet Show Success \ lark." ite. They are reconsidering .Experienced politicians be highways only. ity to blow the world to pieces. Dulles’s When a decision is to be made, To the Editor, Trojan horses. Richard Cudahy, QUICK-ON—^Magnavox pictures flash-on $ 4 7 0 5 0 A When and If this policy Is put FACTORY-DIRECT PRICES save you money! No their own positions. One impor lieve the Klng-Mclntyre offen we must remember the right the Wisconsin state party chair Later on in his speech, the Hartford brinkmanship has been banished from tant result of this is that Mc sive saved the state for Mr. into effect and our major high The members of the Manches entire “middleman" costs. Magnavox sells directy only four times faster; without annoying the State Department as thoroughly as order. If our choices are made ways keep growing, ft will take ter Junior Women’s Club would man running the LBJ campaign Enjoy it from any angle— it swivels! Congressman said this; Carthy will get a wholly unso Johnson. on the basis of "me first," they there. Is at heart a Bobby Ken ► to a few carefully select^ fine stores in this area. "warm-up" delay. Khrushchev’s from the Kremlin. In his licited boost within the next few But what saved New Hamp two persons bo operate a vehicle like to take this opportunity to Model 531 with: 295 sq. in. screen, "With technology, in the future, we will not be Christian decisions. —One to operate the car and express their thanks to the nedy man. The LBJ delegation Chromatone, Quick-On; plus many relations with the Soviet Union, Presi days when a key Wisconsin shire may help lose the country. "Self preservation" is not the stock! shall have to be cautious. We must de the other to navigate. many local merchants and par In California running against ► dent Johnson has been at least as re Democrat, previously pro-LBJ Democratic politicians who bear highest law; it may be the law McCarthy Is pocked with Ken more quality features. See it now! cide first what society wants and needs strained as his predecessor. Then why and pro-war, announces for Mc the scars of soft-on-Communlsm Having all obstructions 30 ents and children who supported for “old creatures” but not for feet from the road presents our presentation of Hap nedy supporters who might well -to con ter. The next visit will be April Stores over 180 records. NOW ONLY $348.50 cannot be, nominated even If he 8, and the last April 10. Federal parently la happening is that man, trol it, ajid no world law for ft to en wins Wisconsin, California, and through his cunning and acquisitiveness, force. Thus, the U.S. cannot be the Income (tax returns are due no other remaining primaries. later than April 15. his desire for comfort and security — world’s policeman without at the same Thus, concurrent with the time being the world’s magistrate. But Those persons who appear for arid through the teclmology he has de breast-beatings about Mr, John Fischetti assistance on Wednesday are veloped to help meet these ends—has no one In his right mind would entrust son’s 'revealed unpopularity, requested to bring all pertinent engendered the capability to telescope his destiny to a combination of police was a rise irl sentiment for Sen. papers and information. man and magistrate rolled into one— Robert F. Kennedy. nature; to alter It, or foreshorten It, to and particularly not If the pollcemam Even before McCarthy's spec accelerate Its natural cycles—and very concerned appeared to believe that he tacular showing In New Hamp possibly to destroy many of Its life-sup could one day stamp out crime alto shire and Kennedy’s statement RANGE porting characteristics. . « gether. Wednesday that he was ''actlve- Of those who do not trah to realize But if the U.S. cannot be the world’s ,ly reconsidering” running for President, a process of recon such possibilities, the Congressman had policeman, then who can? This question FUEL OIL SAVE $21 on this compact solid-state stereo is, of course, ttie nub of the argument; sideration had been under way phonograph with 4 speakers, 20-Watts un- this to say: In the Kennedy camp. and it is a major weakness of Profes GASOLINE distorted music power; also lets your records "Undeniably, there Is another camp, On Monday, for example, Ken sor Draper’s otherwise excellent book lest a lifetime. Removable legs make it ideal ft consists of those who simply do not that he does not seriously (try to an nedy’s administrative assistant Early American model 633, with SAVE $30 Contemporary model 3600, with — Joe Dolan — was pouring SAVE $51 for tables, shelves. French Provincial model care; of those who live where It Is not swer ft. In fact, there Is an answer; but Did you 'toss and turn, 30-Watts undistorted music power, two 12" 15-Watts undistorted music power, two 12" through election laws of Presi BANTLY OIL 3002; also available in three other beautiful yet possible to appreciate the threat; It la a good deal more uncomfortable than seeking a comfortable Bass Woofers: stores over 80 records. Con Bass Woofers, and convenient storage area most opponents of American policy In dential primary states. Until furniture styles— NOW ONLY $138.50 of scientists who do not want their basic New Hampshire, however, both spot on a mattress and cealed swivel casters. NOW ONLY $298.50 for over 70 records. NOW ONLY $268.50 research to be contaminated with social Vietnam appear to realize. The answer boxspring that have is that until thei United Nations has de Kennedy and his most Impor ooncems; and of the marketplace which tant political lieutenants were veloped a degree of authority which we long passed their use prefers to sidestep the painful economic then convinced that a candi are unlikely to see In the foreseeable fu- fulness? Is your bed SAVE $10 on this Solid-State Stereo Portoblo! consequences of any direct confronta dacy would be both futile and ding lumpy, bumpy, ;ure, there can be no policeman at all; bloody. Lets Records Lost A Lifetimo! tion with deteriorating environments.” that the happy ending of complete sagging? Do you have But, the Congressman said, a civiliza As for Mr. Johnson, his closest peace and security is not within our political advisors were In a OHARQE YOUR back disorders of any SUm-and-Arim model 244 tion based on “things" cannot be dur reach, or even our grandchildren’s. state of near shock (the last kind? Then you should try ultrarfirm Musto- with; Two 8” oval speak able. Even If the Americans could be New Hampshire polls having PRESCRIPTION P ^ c or Verto-Rest bedding at Watkins uo- ers—one in each detach brought to realize this, ft would not able or siwlng-out channel, “Right now, and for several centuries given Mc<3arthy an aboislute mdrrow. It was design^ by Holman-Baker tone and stereo(’ bcUance guarantee them against a repetition of high of 32 per cent). Many LBJ past, most of the people in the world from suggestions of orthoptic surgeons to controls. Its performance' their original Involvement in Vietnam, loyalists are now convinced he provide proper body support for complete re win amaze you! Your have wanted, mainly, things. Indeed, ft would, however, make ft a good deal (must soften hts war policy—ait choice of sevexol beautiful this Is very nearly the sole beuls of our Weleem* Here laxation anti untroubled sleep. Costs $99.50 easier for them to cut their losses the least, dropping his long- for each twin or full size piece and w^i worth economy. It cannot, In my view, remain now. — DAVID MARQUAND DISCUS planned tactic of campaigning so indefinitely. On the other hand, I see SING THEODORE DRAPER’S BOOK as paaroit President, most itt King, Quedn, and special sizes for antique *89.90 no way to change it except through in- "ABUSE OF POWER" IN THE MAN shifting somewhat has war pol b^s available. teHeotual growth. . CHESTER (EN.OJUAND) GUARDIAN icy—to keep down McCarthy OAl Tfi£ OLb arm 7W/^T PINE PHARMAOY aee center Bt. MB-MU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTWl. CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 PAGE IfllfB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 P A G B E X O B T Hospital Notes Lake St., Vernon; Roy Gallant, Also, Dnyfd Scott, Qall Dr.. Wormstedt, captain o f FItton are recommendations of Ghlef 31 Stone St.; Mrs. Albena Rose, Ellington;. Elaine Howard, East building Of a new elementary Visiting Honrs are 2 to 8 p.m. Stafford Springs; EUssa Gallant, Hartford; David Garrison, 296 Ferreofi ■ohool; approving resolutions to Hose Go. of the Rock'ville Fire Donald Maguda. Department; of Bernard J. Er- The board ■will also bo asked In all areas excepting mater- Pine Lake Shores, Coventry. Main' St.; Mrs. Evelyn Rob- authorise town counsel to settle nlty where they are 2:80 to 4 Also, Fred Goehrlng, 166 ertk, RFD 1, Bolton; Elbert case entitled Dougherty vs City tel, captain of Hook and Ladder to consider the reappointment CARE CENTER Be creative. Make a full-of-fun sandwich! KIDDIE KOwllAL p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and prl- Autumn St.; Dawn Miller, Knowles, East Hartford; Pred- of Rockville, and authorize Go., Rockville and Rudolph Ges- of E. Fenton Burke and Herman Town Board Tonight to Get a l l tiA V -ltO V K LS --^n!^^ vate rooms* where they are Brookfield Rd., Bolton; Neal erlck Gauthier, ^uth Rd., Bol- Mayor to sign lease wlto Ameri say, lieutenant of Fltton Go. Olson to the Traffic Authority. Beaponslble «s i» of your chOd 10 B.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Maneeley, East Hartford; How- ton; Marvin Felr, 16 Arcellla can Legion for Legion Field. Report on Consolidation In cmincction wRh the res- requested not to smoke In pa- ard Cushman, 92 Laurel St.; Dr.; Peter Herdlc, 83 Olcott The board will also consider Igiwtloiu the board will be ash Hoorst 1 thm Itents rooms. No more than Mrs. Olga Verro, 29 Ridge St.; s t.; Pamela Aceto, 70 Sunny- S A V E 16^ Variety makes life-—and sandwiches— interesting I (Hot Lmudieo Servsa) a request of the Mayor to en* ed to approve the appointments two visitors at one time per George Fisher, 90 Pamham view Dr., Vernon; Steven Har- Consolidation, past, present of consolidation through better ter into a hew rubbish coUec- of the following: John Gessay 9 DKLMONT B'mBaCT. L IQ Q E n DRUa OUT OUT AND SAVE THIS NUMBKRt patient. Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Adel- del, 140 Maple St.; Jalro Orduz, and future, la the theme of the governmental structures. tlon contract 'with the present as captain of Fltton; Fred Lee He also charged It with cen Patients Today: 208 helde Moller, Cheshire; Edward 21 Margaret Rd. contractor, Anthony Ryan, for as captain of Hook and Ladder p a r k a d e report Issued by a speclsd study tralizing certain functions, PHONE 649-5531 ADMITTED SATUR- Mlchalskl, 60 Arcellla D r.; Ger- (jeorge Small, 125 an Increase of $18,000 over the Go.; Ernest Zahner, lieutenant OPEN “ committee that will be present studying efficiencies, fiscal Bring The ChUdren To VlsH tls! DAY: Mrs. Gertrude Bausola, McKay, Thompsonville; g^hooi St.; Howard Habere:n. Fresh Vienna Bread present contract. o f Fltton, and Joseph Zagura, ed to the Board of Representa standards, qualifications for 17:45 A -M jJolO P^ Bausola Rd., Andover; Mrs. E>°menlco Rccchlo, 102 Charter Hartford; Mrs. Diane Sny- The board will also consider lieutenant o f Hook and Ladder 16 oz state and federal aid and other Grace Breen, Storrs; Martin Lawrence Mulka, 80 g^„ Thompsonville; V Honey Wheal, Swedish Rye, nr Plain Rye tives tonight at the Adminis the resignations of Herbert Go. All o f these appointments areas which will benefit and im li^ves tration building. Clifford, 12 Sort St.; Raymond Thrall Rd., Vernon. -Virginia Dawkins and We bake 'em ourselves — so we know they’re Fresh prove consolidation. Fiske, 197 Hollister St.; Gerard Clayton Thompson, 161 daughter, Carpenter Rd., Bol- e> Although the 20-page detailed Prior to tonight's board meet Gragolre, Thompsonville; Mrs. Maple St.; Mrs. Sandra Hoyt, j^^g paitricia Murray and as a Daisy. report has not been made avail ing, a public hearing will be Jennie Henderson, 39 Lawton Wlndsorville Rd., Rockville; daughter Thompsonville. <£> able before being presented to held at 7 :30 to consider a now ID Rd.; Harold Hubbard, 60 Cam- William' Moran, Parker Bridge J ______the board. Mayor John Grant, K M in Put several together in a sandtcich — just for fun! appropriation not to exceed $17,- bridge St.; Mrs. Catherine Kar- - Andover; Clifton Sprague, < o who appointed the special study 800 tor site Improvements at the veils, 36 Palm St.; Mrs. Amelia 20 Tower Rd.; Douglas Porter, committee, said the consensus ■Vernon Industrial Park. ' McCormick, Manchester Manor <3 Birch Rd., Wapplng; Mar- Buckland PTA of the committee la that con The funds are specifically for Convalescent Home; Iona Mun- Baret Smith, New London; Ed- solidation has helped the town. site improvements In the area nett, Hazardville. ward Wojclk, 12 Orchard Hill To Hear Hadge Two members of the commit STOCK YOUR FREEZER * < Nepco Cold Cuts Holstein Champ where Kavrock Mfg. plans to - Also, Mrs. Valedan Pavan, Dr., Wapplng; Frieda Klein, 6 tee, Democrat Seymour Lavltt construct Its new plant. It will OURING GRANI UNION'S 376 Keeney St.; Mrs. Lucy Reid, Poxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Ann Kus- Mitchell Hadge, a social w - Bologna, Pickle and Pimiento, Liverwurst, Olive, Minced John Pella Jr., 20, son of Mr. and Republican Arthur Bryant, be for sewage facilities. 660 Lydall St.; John Tereshack, inik. M Church St.; Mrs. Mar- er for Children s Services of Luncheon or Veal — Nepco packs cold cuts the way we and Mrs. John PeUa of 869 Bid- have filed minority reports Other items on tonight's 66 Wendy Dr., South Windsor; GoHon, 45 Doane St. Coftnecticut, will discuss “ En- which are not a part of the New Englanders like them! 6 oz pkg. well St., has been selected the board meeting agenda Include a FRESH DRESSED EASTERN SHORE WHOLE Mrs. Frances Tuurnaud, 145 Also, Mrs. Susan Bidwell, 80 vlronmental Pressures of School committee document but will request of Representative Abner Lake St.; Mrs. Margaret Weth- N. School St ; Russell Burn- jjome and Their Effects on 1908 Connecticut Champion Hol be included with tonight’s re Columbia Gem Bologna or Liverwurst, by the piece 48‘ lb Brooks to discuss a second SPLIT o r erell, 343 Parker St.; Mrs. Eliza- ham. 647 Ellington Rd., South ^ ^ stein Boy. He was honored at a port. phase of redevelopment: Ap QUARTERED beth Whalen, East Windsor. Windsor; Mrs. Jean Czelusniak Children, at a meeting of the luncheon today at the annual The majority report covers proving a resolution to appropri ADMITTED YESTERDAY: a n d daughter, Willimantlc; Buckland School PTA tomorrow meeting of the Connecticut Hol- how the to'wn was before con ate $17,800 and set a date for a Beth Apter, 109 Conway Rd.;' Mrs. Jane Moser and son. Low- at 8 p.m. at the school. ateln Friesian Association at the solidation, how It Is now and special town meeting to consider lb 3 3 < lb Mrs. Helen Aubln, 154 Park er Butcher Rd., Ellington; Mrs. His talk will be preceded by Imported Austrian Alps Swiss! /Vo rind, no waste! Holiday Inn, Meriden. what should be done in the fu the appropriation; approve a St.; Mrs. Harriet Barron, West Anne Schalet and daughter, a brief business session. Re- Pella, who has his own herd ture. The committee is headed resolution to appropriate $700 to p m m Willlngton; Eric Burgess, 120 Storrs. freshments will be served. of 41 registered Holstelns, re by George Forsley and Includes, finance cost of the referendum HK.. Robert Dr., Wapplng; Gloria DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Hadge, who heads the Man- ceived the award' for his out besides Lavltt and Bryant, W. to be held March 27 to approve Celello, 163 Union St.; Kenneth DAY: Mrs. Alvira Murphy, Chester office of Children’s Serv- V standing work .with Holstein Glenn Roberts and John Orlow- an additional amount for the Comeau, 84 Mark Dr., Wap- 2749 Ellington Rd., Wapplng; Ices, is also a part-time con- Sliced Swiss Cheese dairy cattle, and his accomplish skl. ping; Valerie Covensky, 199 Ab- Mrs. Lillian Shuska, 139 Syca- sultant to Project ASK, a new The ideal cheese for your fun-filled sandwich. Try a real Dag- ments in 4-H smd Future Farm Mayor Grant pointed out it bey Rd., Wapplng; Charles more Lane, Apt. A; Edward federally financed program of wood sandwich . . . lettuce, tomato, Nepco cold cuts. Merit ers of America (FFA). was not his purpose, in appoint SHOP GRAND U N IO N FOR THE Covey, 5 Francis Dr.; Mrs. San- Smith, 15 French Rd.; Mrs. ancillery services for several He has attended the National ing the committee, to rehash 100% LOCATION FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN dra Dobosz, Kingsbury Ave., Shirley Detamore, Watrous area towns, with headquarters Bacon and lots of Swiss Cheese. Great! 6 oz pkg. Dairy Conference and the Na- the question of whether or not Ext., Rockville; John Dougan, Rd., Bolton; Milton Anthony, at Storrs. We reserve the right to limit quantities. tional 4—H Club Congress, both Available April 1 consolidation was good for the FRESH WESTERN i - '» 44 Gardner St.; Mrs. Lorraine Hurlburt Rd., Rockville; Mrs. He holds a bachelor’s degree In Chicago. He has exhibited his town but he did want a report TAirr sank UPNAN 4 le S-lk m a ie A A e Gochee, East Hartford; Mrs. Vivien Murray, 98 Strickland from Boston University and an animals at the Eastern States as to what had been accom OFFICE Marie Gove, Watrous Rd., Bol- St.; Mrs. June Bidwell, 29 Fair- M. S. from the Simmons College Ehqiosltlon, Springfield, Mass., plished under It. BROCCOLI CHICKEN LIVERS b 59® ROASTDWI CHICKENS ib W h M ton; James Hayslip, 47 High St., view St.; Frederick Rocker, 251 School of Social Work. He lives and was on the state dairy Judg Areas of Improvement SPACE ____ — It Rockville. South St., Rockville. at 50 Cushman Dr. ing team at the exposition. He (In appointing the committee For Doctor or b u n ch Also, Mrs. Sandra H o y t ,______received the FFA Dairy Farm last June, the Mayor charged It Professional Mian OTCKEN GIZZARDS. 3 5 '. Wlndsorville Rd., Rockville; Mi- er Award in 1967. to study consolidation and the ohell Iris, 151 School St.; Mrs. | A graduate of Rockville High unified town government as pro- Gall M. Matrick Althea Jellinek, RFD 3. Coven School, PeUa is an active mem ■vided In the charter and recom o f o i WINGS . 3 5 ' TURKEY ROASTS JSst *2 *1 try: Joseph Katkauskas, 594 6 4 9 - 8 2 0 S ber of the Rockville Chapter, mend wherever possible areas BfiBSNE LETTUCE .1 9 ' Tolland Tpke.; Bryan Kelly, 40 FFA, and is a co-leader of the which can Improve the working Olcott St., Apt. 322; Albert Manchester 4-H Dairy Club. He K R A U S S -S M C K E D PURE P O R K -K A L IA N G R A ND UN lO N CA N NE D Lallberte, 680 Center St.; There is also a director of the Hart Eg^ffgltuiT S 69' sa McGrath, 825 Hilliard St.; ford County 4-H Fair Associa BUT¥S SAUSAGE HAM Johii McNamara, Forest View I tion, and a member of the Hart FRESH CALIFORNIA Dr., Vernon; Grover Miller, 148 ford County Club committee. FLETCHER BUSS GO s OF MANCHBSTEB Cooper Hill St.; Raymond Mont- Gm /tiJa Sw eet petlt, 62 Jensen St.; Carol Mor ASPARA8US gan, 37 Brent Rd.; Kenneth Os- KNOWN FOR VALUES •W h^n You Think of GUua, I64M 521 — I t trinsky, 30 Saulters Rd.; Susan History Unit Think of Fletchei^* Peterson, Wrights Mill Rd., UOmiSI Chadi AA m Coventry. S c o p To Hear Talk lb SHOULDER STEAK . 9 9 ' CMJFORNIA ROAST. 6 9 ' Also, WiUiam Repoli, 400 Ben 54 McKEE STREET edict Dr., Wapplng: Mrs. Ed- wina Rossignol, East Hartford; S h o p By Weaver iEiiSraooMS .5 9 ' & SAUSAGE . 8 9 ' aWCKFILLET .89' Martin Schon, Warehouse Point; Specials Monday^ Tuesday & Wednesday! I TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Alice Stack, 29 Wellington Rd.; (Mrs. Margareta Ohberg of WISnnTAUNCIA Joann Sullivan, 50 Pine St.; Odchester, one of the nation’s ______from $25.00 to $45.00______mCEDBACON .69' W O Um CHUCK . 6 9 ' Zener Tanulis, 121 Ferguson foremoat experts In the art of ORANGES 1 0 .6 9 ' Rd.; Mrs. Helen White, Daly weairing, will be guest speaker Rd., Coventry. Now to the to bring In jo o r senens to be repaired. ALL PURPOSE bolSgna . 4 9 ' at the March meeting of the Storm window gtass reptooed. ^LDCUTS'^A 2 pC 7 9 ' BIRTHS SATURDAY; A son Manchester Historical Society to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the M- POTATOES son, Iroquois Trail, Bolton; a Ing Jtudor High School audltor- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED son to Mr. and Mrs. Meredith iiun. Holly, Stafford Springs; a son Her talk, “The History of OUSS FURNITURE TOPS U.S. N O .l to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolin, Weaving and Spinning,” wlU SIZE A SWEET TENDER 11 Alpert Dr., Rockville; a Pork Chops CHICKEN OF THE SEA Qover the culture of wool, flax, MIRRORS (Flraplaee asd Dwr) daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil and cotton and the tradl- SOLID WHITE TUNA GREEN GIANT PEAS liam VanKeuren, 57 Gerald Dr., I of the art brought to this PICTURE FRAMING (all types) ■lusmnncHnozn . „ ndh., Rockville. ____ ooimuv from Europe. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Our Best Center Cuts 7 -oz The pibgram la open without GREEN BEANS 4 79® c a n s ^ * O daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Da charge ro\mmnbors of the his WINDOW and PUTE OUSS ^ c a n s H vid McKinney, Cedar Swamp MMumnoMrioiiu n,o.„f|Qc Lean sweet chops from torical society and their guests, 3 Rd., Coventry; a son to Mr. and young porkers. With and the pii^Uc-^s also Invited. VfixED V egetables ?»*«» o 9 Mrs. Eugene Caromante, Laurel John The speaker, \ Is a ■widely GRAND UNION-SOLID ______Ridge Rd., Tolland. Just-Rite trim ready known deelgner-cfqftsman, lec DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Ladensack for your favorite turer and teacher w to learned WHITE TUNA 3 - 95 Paul Guillette, Tory Rd., Tol ■V* stuffing to bake, the art of spinning a n d ^ a v in g land; Mrs. Ethel Boody, An as a girl in her native Sweden. ALL PURPOSE fwna derson St.; Andrew Mangano, is a pan-fry or broil. lb A s a chUd, she helped j'alse FOR C O O K IN G c a n ^ 26 Lodge Dr.; Frederick Chap anfi shear Sheep and to card'qnd W ESSON SIL man, 1140 Ellington Rd., South maxi-man m spin the wool, learned rudlmeiiti VEGETARIAN OR WITH PORK — 1-Ib. 4Wnn Windsor; Mrs. Grace Vetter- o f the craft from her grand lein, 13 Ridgewood St.; Ernest John Ladensack is _a Boneless Pork CUTLETS 7 9 ' b maxi - man who doesn't mother and aimt, and later be PLAIN/ONION/EGG nUinM g a p - Dlngwell, RFD 1, Hebron; Mrs. came a weaver’s apprentice, re HEINZ BEANS 8 - 1"" Julie Hesse, 732 Center St.; think only of Mini-Pric ing®. John Ladensack, COUNTRYSTYLE 4 9 1 . ceiving additional training at LENDERS BAGELS r 27* MACARONI AND CHEESE ■■■ 71/ -oz 4 W n | | Francis DeFoe, Hazardville: Pork Ribs the Stockholm Technical School, Marlon Washburn, 35 Lakewood the maxi-man in charge O A n D iu n ANDUCAM COUUD/WHin of our Norwich store, the Royal Academy of Art, and Circle; Preston Trombly, KRAFT DINNER 5 V says, “We consider our COUNTRYSTYLE s t other schools both In Sweden CHEESE SLICES X Storrs; Mrs. Merllyn Spencer, store as part of the com Pork Roast 591. and Norway. REFRESHING GRAND UNION NMAWi 32 Hany Lane, Rockville; Mrs. munity, and therefore, wo A few years after coming to Elizabeth Kravontka, Glaston work fo” the community- Asnerica In 1924, Mrs. Ohberg FANCI FRIES A ALL GRINDS bury. That’s why we leave extra Here’s a perfect partner for Pork! and her late husband puichased Also, Everett Smith, 52 Sun space for worthwhile non and restored a pre-Revoluntlon- set Terr., Vernon; Mrs. Bonnie profit groups to have cake ■:alcs and similar activi ary colonial qiome and 200-acre N A N C Y LYN N-D EEP DISFl______Gulino, Shoddy Mill 'Rd., An farm in Colchester, where she ties.” John Ladensack is dover; Ronald Grondin, Rocky on the right, track. Just established and still operates ii 8 ’■ Hill; James Miller 149 Bryan APPLE SAUCE 6 1 like the rest'of our store her weaving studio. W hisper pie Rd.; Frank Selewitz, 8 Regent managers. And this just OUR BEST STOP & SHOP BRAND Fabrics and tapestries she St., Apt. lA; Carolyn Johnson, shows that maxi - men creates on some 80 looms at Som etim es have other her farm-studio are all made A P P L E P IE things on thoir mind be from handspun yam "dyed In sides Mini-Pricing®. Sheer HAHCUTMNLAIGI HOUOH boxes the wool" from native plants I of 'Have you served liver and bacon at your house lately? grown in her own garden and ANGEL FOOD RING49' FACIAL TISSUE i 200's 97' iffgSARS ti‘.39< fields at Berkeley Fatjn, her ITAUANSAW af the home near the Colchester-Leba- Annual DRESSING *11® GRAHAMS 'w 3 3 ' non line. k Bo zen DO NUTS29' KRAFT Mrs. Ohberg’s work has won w Miai«h Sliced Beef Liver Merit Bacon numerous awards, has been SOAP POWDER ^ This Sliced Selected Steer Beef liver Our own Merit brand bacon. Slices of shown in traveling exhibits of Sale HDDSONASST. IXTIAUGHT s p r a v lean, tasty bacon for crisp delicious fancaunixp o is just what the doctor ordered for the Smithsonian Institution, and PIUSBURY ’ 45'' eating with your liver. Vaepum packed. has Included commissions for BATHROOM TISSUE X 4 9 ltTTy»0CK»(5c0IID«al< RINSO SUNSHINE pt 33* good health— and, good eating! historical restorations and ec now tiH FUDGE BROWNIE MIX X 3 7 ' clesiastical tapestries. M arch 30 A R N A H A lO in Among her many unusual 3-lb. 7-oz. bo^ coutuniiCLMi .,, S aVY DUTY WISH commissions was one^ to weave BORAX Chicken Broth 2 ...t 39' Frozen food savings From California! upholstery fabric for chairs in HOWUDJOHHSOnKI. Regular or Hard-to-hold the * historic Webb House in 3 % - o z . CLAN CHOWDER !cV ' Sale Wethersfield. This she created jars 39 GtUTIX MACARONI 2 p^S3* SARA LEE from yam spun from flax and STRAINED MEATS 4 AQUA NET JELLO 4 pC 39' REFRESHING Fresh Crisp dyed in "lobsterback red," a DETIR6ENT ■ n D tin _ , favorite Colonial color. 3-lb. 1-oz. p 10 n o DAYS Frozen Cakes Much In demand as a lectur POTATO PUFFS 2 V,1 49' Hair Spray ■ box lIXOStnVb/ONIOKSAVa.^ EHLERS COFFEE 71* er, Mrs. Ohberg still carries on ADVANCED ALL GRAND UNION FRESH Practically Your choice— (16 oz) Mixed Vegetames «h 39' Orange Cake (14'/p CARROTS a busy schedule of demonstra DETEMENT two for the lotos EVE CAXIOTS, ONIONS k price of 13 OZ $ oz) Chocolate Cake tion engagements. Last fall, she ^ The one CORN nciuM uKi 'pk7 39 or (15>A oz) Raisin i ea presented a prog;ram for the 3-lb. ORANGE JUICE 29* \&]rriOSt }0 i\ one. The , cans . box NBOSEniUNUTUUS ^ ,99c size. Pound Cake. Manchester public schools ^ support stocking FLUFFY ALL POTATO PUFFS 27' which was attended by Grades GLEANSDEEP ^ NBOSEnO’IMIN ..Tjse flo p s 4-7 as part of the PTA Council’s that keeps your secret! POTATO MATES p > 37' ORANGE JU IC E R S 89* Johnson & Johnson fine arts series. tmon-inosoLCM,, Our best (piality COLD WATER ALL H.J. HEINZ SWEET CONVENIENT WAY TO CHECK .... an ultra-sheer seamless support WdidowCuaiier Ll° '53' Next week is Spring, and UQUm DETERGENT torn MAM ALL YOUR NEEDS Spray your perspiration problems away! The stocking that's pure flattery to your legs. time to start planting. Ex-Mayor Hospitalized 20-oz. AVOID WAITING MICRIN STOP & SHOP Perfect Legsize fit combines with two-way CORNED BEEF 63' MIXED PICKLES 31* one deodorant that’s really effective while Pick up some seeds next STAMFORD (AP)—J. Walter box YOUR ORDER IN F IR S T- Spandex stretch for maximum support. DISH ALL SPRAY being gentle to your skin and clothing; time you go Mini-Pric Kennedy, commissioner of the muuItbeef '»V 65' AHEAD DF THECRDWDS ing®. We have 'em all. Mouthwash Fish Sticks National Basketball Association Light and airy and wonderful. . . that's I DETERGENT $150 n m u T c o r m ASSURE SAVINGS Including bird seeds. Raw strips for and a former mayor of this oltyi Whisper Sheer. You'll have to wear them to 22- 01. YUBAN *r* MEDIQUIK Golden fried cont. YDUR DRDER PREMRED EARLY 1 The J1.09 size 8 oz your relish has entered St. Joseph’s Hos belleva I t . . . % oMcounivAinuA . . . ^ disinfectant then quickly LIQUID DOVE FRDM CDMPLETE STDCKS . .. mini-priged frozen. You tray— or cooked and served buttered. pital for tests and observation. NUTMJSNT pV‘ 39' to save you pkts Special for Monday, Tuesday and The l^-year-old commissioner SOFTENER nusioiymnuTJAa __ for the price of J just heat and 1 qt. 1 oz. 2 more. Wednesday. Is expected to be released In PANCAKE MIX .V^ ' LYSOL SPRAY 89* eat. $ 3 » 9 5 pr. Regularly $4.95 bob. 57 PLUS A PENNY! STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. A f 18 oz bottle less than a week, a nursing su SEABROOK F A R lf A pervisor said Sunday. He en FINAL TOUCH You savn $ 1 .0 0 n pair. rORSOrTERH^ raxsinT tered the hospital voluntarily YouMVtavaninoreontwoprs. at $7.75 12-ox. last Ttiursday. Hospital officials cont. FLOUR BROCCOLI SPEARS2X°^57* Liggefts Stop & Shop w ill redeem your Federal Food Coupons would not (reveal the nature of LIQUIDLUX RRICiS im c n v i THNU sat., «AAN. 23rd. reserve the right t o limit QUANTtnES. At The ParitaGe KNOWN FOR VALUES the teats. • Manchester Kennedy was elected mayor MANCHESTER G/io m I a at our Manchester Stop & Shop Store! of Stamford In 1969 and was Plarkade Afancliester Pulaide. Middle Turnpike, W e8t^Triple:S Keuemption Center, 180 Market Sqnan^ Newinctnn re-eleoted two years later. He Opal Friday Nighta to 9— ^AH Bedemptioii Centeia Closed Mondaya |__MAtlCHESTERPA^^ resigned from office In August ^ ^ t o u s noMi or to accept the top NBA admin* 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE yVEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. tstratlve post.
^ ■ f A Q i H 6 H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1968 Section Ttvo MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 / Pages II to 20 of Oscar and Beatrix Schmidt, Schenck of WlUimantlo; three JTOanrlfpatfr luTuiitg and lived in Manchester most of sisters, Mrs. Katherine Tracy Seven Central Bankers Set RFK Blasts Priests Beat Police 5 1 -4 9 ; her life. — of Mansfield, Mrs. John Keefe Survivors include two sons, of Andover and Mrs. Qertrude Bmeitt Oole and Willard Cole, Hughes of MOlllmantle; a broth 2-Levei Gold Price System W ar Strategy CYOandlOHRealWinners Boy Hit by Car, Healty'B. Bowers both of Manchester; a daughter er. Joseph Hughes of New York J _ - _ _ "v them^from "vw n # TxalawaoVawa ^ basketball But we kept Bs^wy B. Bowers, S4, of Marl- Mrs. Edmond DeMars of East City; three grandchildren; and (Conttnned fratn Page One) Not Hurt Badly borough died yesteiday morning Hartford; eight grandchildren, several nieces dnd nephews. Sen. John Q. Tower of Texas, t - r l J O n n S O n . game played last nlg^t at Man- After their defeat toe Police •t Middlesex RitxgHtal, Middle- and twelve great-grandchildren, The funeral will' be held to measures are taken to repair second-ranking Republican, said Chester High School, the Priests reported to have danger- A l4-yeai>old Manchester hoy (Continued from Page One) town. Funeral services 'will be held morrow at 8:80 a.m. trv m the confidence in the dollu abroad. the move was 'Vxmstructlvo" beat the Policemen by a score muttered: "Walt 'til next escaped major Injury ofU r -he- The Federal Reserve moved but added that taxes must be (Mr. Bowers was the father Wednesday at 1 ;S0 p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, 4M Jack- ther side—only a painful and of 81 to 49. The game gave many year." htg struck by a car at a Hart-' o f Mrs. Arthur Avery of Elllng- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 son St, WUllmanUo, with a Thursday to tighten cretht raised’ and spending cut. difficult compromise. To seek a laugh to the - approximately The following made up u » «>- ford Rd. inteneoUon Saturday ton, and the brother of Ira Main St. MaJ. Kenneth Lance iiCaM of requiem at St Joseph’s President Johnson gave fiir- Tt is apparent we are going 1,200 persons who attended, and uce team: Erik Dam, Haile afternoon. Bowws, Mrs. May Wellea, and of the Salvation Army wll^ of- Church, WUUmantlc,______ait 0.______Burialther usurances Saturday. He to have to put our fiscal house 'victory at the conference table the fund-raising activity gix>ss- Everett, Brooks, Carl Silver, Edward Miles, 49 Server St. Mrs. ciarenoe JohixUww, all of flcate. Burial will be in East will be in Bt. Mary's Ceinetera accept a multi-billion dollar in order to arrest the deterlora- is to insure that you will never ed nearly $1,000. The money Robert Parlseau, Ronald Hob- was traated for shock and had RoekvUle, and Mrs. Robert Twl- Cemetery. Coventry, spending cut in his fiscal 1989 tlon of confidence in toe dollar,' reach it. Instead toe war will go goes to the lOH and CTO. jrts, Robert Qlullano,, Thurs- his right leg X rayed before be ble of Manchester, and Mrs. Friends may call at the fu- Friends may c ^ - a t the fu budget, he said, to insure the Tower said, The contest was tight all the [on, Vito Perrone, Robert Mc- C ad Chapman of Vernon. neral home tomorrow from 3 to neral home tonight from 7 to 9. enactment by 0 >ngress of his 10 To'"m;ke“ sure that no govern- after tertble year until ing discharged from emergency 4 aftd .7 to 9 p.m ment tries to make a sneak those who sit in toe seats of high ^ay, with both teams doing an and James Taylor. room of the Manchester Memo Survivors also Include his per cent Income tax surcharge equal amoimt of clowning. When i j ^ jjigh scorer for the Police wife, three other sisters, and proposal. There .are strong indi profit by selling official »3C-an- policy are men who seek anoth- gulUvan begun to “or; toe high scorer on rial Hospltiti' shortly after he two granddau^ters. Mrs. Samuel Poverman Fnnerala cations that resistance in Con ounce gold to private buyers at . i. ------was struck by a car driven by Carol Arm Stevenson, 25, of 168 Funeral seirvices will be held Mrs. Dorothy R. Poverman, gress is melting. too free market price, the seven "And that must be done this Brooks was sent in to guard '"SrPri“ts“te^ consisted of Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Mrs. Grace S. Talbot Senate Banking Committee rignatory governments agreed Tanfler St. at the interseotlim 67, of New Britain, a native of year.' __ __ Funeral services for Mfs. they will not sell to any govern A™® Fathers LaRose, Joseph Vujs, of Hartford Rd. and McKee St. Lowe-Robacker Funeral Home, Manchester, died Friday at her leaders were optimistic. Chalr- Kennedy, citing “ enormous attaching himself to Father Sul- ment "to replace gold sold in Barry, Ernest <3oppa, 2884 Main St. Glastonbury. Bur- hom 'r'FhrwM toe* ^rilrrof“ ^ ‘- msm John J. Sparkman, D-Ala-, corruption” in the South 'Viet- llvan with handcuffs, Mrs. Stevenson told police the lal will be in Marlborough Cem- poverman. die " Tpke. 'webe held * Saturday ' " ’ forecast a halt to toe gold rush. private markets." John Sullivan, Daniel SiUUvan, boy darted out in front of her bom **k)mlng at Holmes Funeral namese government, chided Coach Msgr. Edward Reardon James Hickey and Thomas Mrs. Poverman, was Johnson for his i«cent analogy demanded Father SuUlvan’s re- automobile after apparently Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Flower. Friends may call at the fu- ^ggo m Manchester, a „ __ _ of "stealing in Beaumont, Tex.” lease. But referees, who were getting off a bus which was The two coaches weiw Msgr. neral home today and tomorrow daughter of Andrew arid Eva ® A b o u t T ow n ’ ’I for one do not believe that allegedly fixed. Ignored him. stopped at the comer. The from 7 to 9 p.m. Fitch Musserman, and had of Center Congregational One Arrest Reardon and Police Chief wheels of the bus had begun to Church, officiated. Burial was Shortly after noon today, the Beaumont is so corrupt,” Ken- Msgr. Reardon finally got toe lived in New Britain for 40 nedy said. "I do not beUeve that key and released his star shoot- Jam es Kearoon. move leading her to believe It in' Buckland Cemetery. 8th Distriot Fire Depejrtment was safe to proceed, she said. W A ^ m o '” ^ M ^ M ^ Bu- y®"®- president Bearers were Thomas Carpen In Crashes any public official to any Amerl- er himself. High ^scorers for the M esta W A PPm o - - Mrs Maiy BU- jj Poverman Co., Inc. answered a oaiU' to 29 Barry The game went to toe Priests were Fathers James Hickey A motorist traveling in the ter, John Dormer, Clinton An- can city is engaged to smug cinskas Nikzantaltis, 88, of Hart- „ ....nniu k„«inAoa hiam v-iuiwn Rd. where a wastiliig machine in spite of prayers to toe con- ind John SuIUvan, with 14 each, opposite direction told police he On Weekend In operation began to smoke. gling gold and dope, selling ^ N w Britain STe was a draft deferments, or pocketing trary by toe Police. At o n e The top laugh getter for the ('Herald photo by BuceMclua) saw toe boy run in front of the Israel Mrs. Evelyn Brass, who lives time, as Father SuUlvan went priests was also Father John car as It approached from the there, called the fire deport millions of doUars in U.S. gov Standing atop collapsed section, firemen battle blaze at woodworking shop. )d Syna^gue, toe Msabted War Police listed one arrest in to make a foul shot, several of Sullivan. west. The boy’s right knee was Funeral services will be held ® ® Bolton ernment funds . . . As this gov . . a .11 Veterans Auxiliary, the JewiM six minor traffic accidents oc ment. A smoke ejeolor fan was toe Police got on their knees. At halftime, four sons of Pa- struck by toe car’s bumper and used to get the heavy mioke ernment continues on its tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Glull- veterans Aiilllarv and curring in Manchester over toe present course and our support It didn’t do any good. He made trolman Everett provided boxing V e m o n his chest hit toe top Of toe ano-Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 from the basement. Washington St., Hartford. Bur- Spanish A m e^ an War Vet- weekend. , for it continues, toe effect can toe shot. entertainment for toe asseim- fender, he said. D em ocrats The hus driver told police the 1.1 ..jii K. I- tiiii ri.iviA. erans Auxiliary. She was second Peter J. McCartan, 21, of 6 only be to leave us totaUy isolat Sgt. Richard Thurston Just bled. lal wUl be in Cedar Hill Ceme- chairman on toe ' New The boxing Everetts were: boy had been a passenger on tery, Hartford. Hollister St. was charged with ed from toe people of Vietnam couldn’t take toe pace. He col Britain Republican Oommlttee. Vernon $100,000 Fire Levels Building his bus and was knocked about Fh^ends may call at toe fu Back School failure to pass on toe left, after ------lapsed on toe floor and his big, Randy, 8 ; Ronald, 7; Steven, 7; In 1961, when she assumed toe resting frame was hauled from and Christopher, 8. They ^ k three feet backward when neral home tonight from 7 to 9. he drove his car into a parked l ^ c m m * c y ^ r l "If to this year of choice, we Flames leaped nearly 100 feet The Woodworking Shop is presidency of toe auxiliary of toe court on a stretcher. on four boxers from toe Hart A fire during toe night at struck by toe passing car. car belonging to Karen O. Gau- l ^ O T g e a fashion new politics out of old Il and were visible for more than owned by John Zahner and Mar toe Hardware City Chapter, Board Plans ______The favorites for the game ford Bellevue Square Boys dtfl>; Rockville Woodworking C5o. on No charges were filed against Mrs. Carl W. Jtdinson treau, 32 Constance Dr., yester lusions, we Insure for ourselves a mile. The fire was farmed by tin Luginbuhl. It contained DAV, for toe third time, she The Democratic Town Oom- With Possession J. J. Ager, 4; Roy Ager, 7; Mrs. Stevenson. SOUTH 'WINDSOR — Mrs. day at 1 ;10 a.m. on Main St. nothing hut crisis for toe fu- were toe Police. But toe crowd Windsor Ave., left only toe ce a high shifting wind, Maguda many finished woodworking was awarded toe post’s scroll mlttee has voted unanimous sup- at Clarke Arena rooted for toe Norman Jennings, 8; and Jeff Helen Andenson Joluison, 56, near Purnell PI. McCartan will ture.” ment block foundation standing. said. I projects plus a large supply of of appreciation. port of toe Board of Education’s Of Marijuana underdogs and they managed to Huff, 7. c f Hast Hartford, mother of appear In Manchester Circuit Damage is estimated at $100,- The heavy rains, toe chief lumber and other equipment. Survivors, besides her hus school building program. squeeze out toe victory — to "They were all brave, hearty, Mrs. Paitrioiu Butler of South Court 12 on April 1. 000 according to chief Donald said, prevented damage to toe Also lost In toe blaze was a Massaro Heads band, include a daughter, Mrs. At a meeting Friday night, at A Rockville man was arrest spite of lawbreaktog by Police and fearless men," Everett Windsor, died yesterday a.t St. Yesterday at 6:08 p.m., Shar- Vernon Maguda of toe Rockville Fire Blonstein Building and toe panel truck which was parked Elizabeth Bushell of Hartford; tended by about 20 members of ed over toe weekend on a war in toe final seconds. said. “ There were no tears.” Francis Hospuital, Hartford. She ron A. Torres of WUUmantlc, Clyde (Jhevrolet building across Inside the building and a truck Jlod, Gun Club two sisters, Mrs. Ella Monson toe old and new committees, rant Issued by CJircult (3ourt 12 "I don’t know what happened Father LaRose of St. Bar Department. was the wife of Carl W. John backed her vehicle out of a stall Maguda said toe cause of toe toe street. Maguda said the shift and bulldozer parked outside. of Hartford, and Mrs. . Betty toe committee passed toe fol- charging him with possession of One More Youth at toe end,” Father Edward La- tholomew's Church said toe son. in .McDonald's Drive-In parking fire has not as yet been deter ing winds caused embers to The fire chief noted he has Arthur Massaro of 50 Erie St. Avedlslon of Windsor; and two lowing resolution: "That toe narcotics. Rose said. "They were behind, idea for toe game originated Mrs. Johnson was a member lot on W. Center St. hitting toe blow over on these buildings. been employed by 'the wood Saturday night was elected pres Democratic Town Committee of The charge against James Ma- Enters a P lea and suddenly there were about with Patrolman Everett. He and mined. The firefighting equip o f the Women's Home League left rear fender of a car driven As toe blaze gained momen working company for 14 years. ident of toe Manchester Rod Funeral seirvices were held Bolton go on recoid by giving der, 88, of 101 South St. stems 15 of them (Police) on toe floor. Everett were toe prime movers ment remained at toe scene un o f 'the Salvation Army, Man- by WUUam P. Schick Jr., 28, tum, toe firemen had to estab He said the owners plan to set this afternoon at Tepheiwto Is- n vote of confidence to toe Board from a lengthy investigation by In Area Breaks They were*all over the place, of the event. til 8:30 this morning. The and Qim Club, at the aimual hoto by Bucelvldua) Survivors also include her Synagogue. Burial was In of Education, and by urging all officer John Stodd of toe Vernon meeting at toe clubhouse on Da Robert J. Cratty, 21, of Nl- Two boys were arrested sev- night. Vernon, Tolland and Ellington Union St. Immediate plans os p a S to re e ^ h e r t S h t e m ' Beth Alom Cemetery. New Brit- votem of Bolton, regardli^ police department. Police said ley Rd., Coventry. He succeeds antic backed his car out of a Four streams of water were assisted the Rockville depart to rebuilding have not been a large quantity of marijuana era! weeks ago along with eight South Windsor Thomas Graham. Spring Flowers Bloom for Cancer Unites Brunch four brothers, four staters and S privat^ driveway on Lenox St dlracted on the blazing building. ments. made. tATi erandchiklren Memorial week will be ob- School Board’s program” at toe is Involved. others in cpnnectlon with a se- Other officers are John Cara- at 7:0na,.m. yesterday, hitting Three members of toe decorating committee of the Manches Robbins, Mrs. Mark Kra-vUz and Mrs. Kenneth Wlgren. Mrs. f S ^ servicelj wiOl be held se'^ved at her home. The fam- meeUng tonight and at any fu- bino, first vice president; Thom a p a rk ed ^ r belonetoe to Lea- ®®‘** toformaUon was ries of breaks to Eastern Con- ter Unit of toe American Cancer Society fashion' bouquets of Snyder Is also general chairman of toe event; Mrs. Hunter Wedneeday at 11 a-m. at the «y sureests that those wishing ture referendum. as McKlimey, second vice pre lie Cwikla^ Town Council to Consider spring flowers as centerpieces for a Sherry Brunch which is In charge of tickets for toe Memchester area, and Mra. The committee in its resolu sident; and George Hunt, secre- Newkirk and Whitney Funeral J® memorial con- David H. Peck will serve as a hostess. No tickets will he sold at the tion notes that support of a long- o er, , o Mader was released after post- Court In Rockville BYi- tary-treasiuer. will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Ellington Ridge Country Hcme, 818 Burnside Ave., Bast tributlons to toe March of Gardner Bt. drove this car into door. Prof. John Dando of Trinity Ctellege will be toe speaker range building program was a ing a $500 bond and is sched- day, _ Adopting UniformTire Code Clean-up day has been plan Club. They are, left to right, Mrs. William Peck, Mrs. Her Hartford. MaJ. Kenneth Lance , , . . „ toe right rear fender of a car bert Snyder and Mrs. Jack Hunter. Other members of the at toe brunch. Those wishing information on tickets may con of the Salvation Army. Man- The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 plank In its 1967 platform. ned for May 19, and a Ladles’ driven by Jon P.. . Carlson, .19, A , A motion t o transfer toe The Herald’s new correspond committee are Mrs. Merrill Rublnow, Mrs. Donald Manning, tact Mrs. Hunter at 100 Boulder Rd. (tester, wtU officiate. Burial Farmington Ave., Hartford, was It also notes that the. school session at toe high school to Night for May 26. Both events of 15 John St. at 5:87 p.m. Sat- « f ' ease of Nelson Carrier, 16, of ent to South Windsor is Mrs. morrow night from 6 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Robert Kams, Mrs. Robert Rayburn, Mrs. Emmond will be In HlUslide Cemetery, charge of arrangements. board, toe Public Building Coi%' Larry Ackley, 19, of 279 Main •• ------will be held at toe club house = n “*'’^d ti:““'^;;trrof urday at Bro^ and center Sts. Colchester Raymond BUllg of 585 Griffin ORT Day Observance Hast Hartford. Howard O. Fladd Finance "have worked long and Potter was pulling out of a sery- ^ ivas denied. Carrier pleaded to- Rd. In Wapping. She may be National ORT Day wUI be ob Friends may call at the fu- ' ice station parking lot when toe - ^ an unreg nocent to charges of breaking istered motor vehicle and im called at 644-8567. served March 20 at 8:15 p.m. at nerall home tonlgivt from 7 to Howard G. Fladd, 74, of East ex^ustively to prepartog a leading driver to toe right hand and entering with criminal in proper use of marker plates. ------the home of Mrs. Carl Barltog- 9 and itcmorrow from 3 to 6 Glastonbury, stepfather of Hen- ‘®.*’®® line of traffic on Center St. al tent, breaking and entering a The adoption ol a unlfonn fire er, 117 Trumblebrook Drive, Ver- ry Lafko of Miinchrater, died of^Bolton He was arrested during a ro'u- and 7 to 9 pm . lowed him to cross to front of dwelling in the daytime and code for toe town will be under non. All members and prospec- Saturday night at his home. toe best educational p/ogram ttoe check on Grove St. possible within toe limitations of him. Carlson was heading east Ackley posted a $100 bond for' ^ counts of larceny. He wUl consideration at tonight’s Town live members are urged to at- Mrs. Maiy O. Frid Survivors also include his in toe left hand lane on (Tenter Council meeUng at 8 at toe high tend. COVENTRY — Mrs. Mary wife, a son, a sister, a grand- the town’s ability to pay.’’ appearance to RockvlUe ClrOUlt ^ April. In other business, toe com St. and didn’t notice Potter Court 12, AprU 2. Robert Duchatoe, 17, of Marl- school. J)1ts. Morten Fichman, past Crouse Frid 74, of Rt. 87 died son, and a niece. attempting to cross. The line of mittee recommended toe name Donald ila y , 31, of 12 Grove borough, entered a plea of nolo Consideration of items under president of ConnecUcut River yesterday at Windham Com-' Funeral services will be held traffic blocked Potter’s view. of Fred Barcomb to toe St., has been chaiged with contendere and was found "unfinished business’ will be Valley Region ol Women’s munity Memorial Hospital, tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Lowe- the discussion ol a program lor American ORT, will be toe guest PBC, replacing Michael Spetrinl Ronald K. MIchna, 34, of Sims- breach of toe peace, resisting guilty of attempted breaking WllUmanUc. Robacker Funeral Home, 2584 the elimination of Junked auto- speaker. Mata St., Glastonbury. Burial bury^was the operator of a car arrest and tatoriVation,” foUow- snd entering with criminal in Mrs. Frid was born in Phil Primary Dieadltoe which strack a car drivenA-,..- ....by ^ disturbance at hla home. mobiles in toe town; discussion The Knights of Columbus adelphia, Pa., and lived to Cov will be to Green Cemetery, Glas tent and larceny. He wUl be of a resolution regarding toe Council 6779 is spansortag a tonbury. Primary deadline is tomorrow Pablo R. Medellin, 20, of Brock He was released under toe no sentenced Friday by Judge Wil entry more than 28 years. et 4'p.m., but, as of noon today, ton. Mass., on W. Middle Tpke. future use of toe present Town Bloodmolille visit to St. Marga- bail compact for court April 2 liam P. Barber after a presen-, Survivors include a daughter, Friends may call at toe to near exit 92 of toe Wilbur Croi|i Hall, ahd discussion of a resolu- ret Mary hall on Friday from neral home tonight from 7 to 9 °"® haa Indicated that there In RockvlUe. lence invesUgation. Mrs. Roy C. Ferguson of (Co p jjj ^ will be a flltog from Bolton. Hlg^way at 3:50 a.m. yester tlon regarding establishing 1 to 6 p.m.' Many pints of blood lumbia; a sister, Mia. John K. day. Medellin had missed his The other eight involved to priorities for toe Municipal Re- are needed tiol nsure toe suc- Shuster of Philadelphia; three The family suggests that those turn and was backing up when the alleged breaks had pre'vl- serve Fimd. cess of toe (Connecticut blood granddaughters and several wishing to do so make memorial South Windsor his car was struck to toe rear Hadassah Plans ously entered pleas of guUty ’The "new business’ ’ under program. For further toforma- contributions to toe Heart Fund. nieces and nephews. by toe NQchna vehicle. and will also be sentenced on conslderatlon will be toe adop- tlon Howard E. Lappen may be Funeral services will be held Girl, 19, Appeals A car owned by John P. Show Tomorrow Friday. They are James Dezso, tlon of 'a resolution creating called. tomorrow at 1 p.m. at St. Mrs. Leo LaOasse -n ii« • ' tsV • BvatUskl, 23, of 30 High St. suf 17; Dennis LaChappelle, 17, and Youth Week from March 30 to Ladies GuUd Retreat COVENTRY — Mrs. Ozella K U l l l l g 111 M a i l i e fered hit-and-run damage early “ A Taste of Theatre,” a one- Gary Arglros, 16, all of Ver April 6 sponsored by toe South The Ladles GuUd of St. Fran- Paul’s Episcopal Church, Wll- woman show, will be presented limantic. Burial will be to West LaCasse, 47, of WUUmantlc, a -r , , Sunday morning as it was park non; Paul Kleinstuber, 16, and Wlndsor Womens’ (Club; accept- cis of Assisi Church In South Cemetery. Coventry native, died Satui^y I D MT Ol vJtiar^e ed in a private driveway oti “ fesf-enter- Raymond Del Pietro, 17, both tog toe resignation of Benedict Windsor will hold Its aimual re- at her home. She was the wife Misg Christine A. Stahbach, Lawton Rd,, teiner, tomorrow after toe an A. Kupchunos as a member of treat toe weekend of March 29- Potter Funeral Home, 456 nual donor dinner at Temple of Marlborough; Peter Went Jacksmi St., Wlllimantic, is to of Leo LaCasse. of Wapping, and five others worth, 17, Bast Hartford, aiid toe South Windsor Sewer Com- 31 at Our Lady of Cavalry Re Mrs. LaCasse was born Oct. charged last year with poses- Beth Sholom at 6:30 p.m. The mission, and appointing a mem- treat House to Fanmtogton. Ihe zharge of arrangements. event is sponsored by Hadas- Robert Puller, 16, of Hebron. There are no calling hours. 20, 1920 in Coventry, daughter slon of marijuana, have ardeed The youths were arrested on ber to this commission to fill retreat master will be a Re of Mrs. Walter Chappell of the Maine Supreme Court to sah, the Women’s Zionist Organ toe unexplred term of Kupchun- demptorist Father. Any woman The family suggests that LB J CaDs warrants. State poUce said the Windham Center, and toe late rule illegal the seaixto of the ization of America. Husbands of those wishing to do so make rnembers will be admitted to alleged breaks took place over o® ending Nov. ^ 1969 wishing to make this retreat, or PhlUip Breault. apartment where they were ar- iths to 26 Also, setting of toe time and for further information may contributions to a Memorial For Plan on the program. a period of several months to 25 Survlvors besides her hus- rested, the Associated Press re Connecticut towns far east P'®®® ® public hearing on the contact Mrs. Francis Qruver. (Herald iihoto by Blcbmood) Fund at St. Paul’s Church. r band and mother. Include three ported. They have also eusked Proceeds of the event will ben proposed Board of EducaUon gg^ut pig„g ^rip efit Youth Aliya, a child rescue as the Danielson area. Scene this morning as smoke sifts through ruins. Building is on Rt, 88, sons, Thomas LaCasse, Michael that toe search of their auto- A usterity and rehabilitation movement In budget for toe 1968-1969 fiscal cub Scout Pack 228 has an- Mrs. Blargaret B. Walsh LaCasse, and Roland LaCasse, mobllesat the time of their ar- The goods stolen were esti Israel; and toe Hadassah Medi mated to be worth thousands year; setting of a time and place nounced,that toe annual trip ROOKVlXXiE Mirs. Margaret p. Town-wide damage the beginning of the end Survivors tojtode ^ o daugh- Burial wUl be In St. Joseph’s the anieU o f marijuana. His desUnaUon was not an athlete: Michael Cowee, artist was Umlted to broken tree and denner; Glen Davis, artist; larte Michalman of „ ___ .______Sllsby held that the apart- nounced. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET branches, strewn on lawns and Newtoerton and Mrs. Marguerite *^^®‘ ® ^ ’ 1 Town Slate Unchanged Brian Dwyer, aquanaut, artist, streets. Some householders re Butke of South Weymouth, Friends may rail at toe fu- ment was legally searched and ’The President avoided any 817 Highland St>, Manobe8toi>—Phone 648-4278 the search of the automobiles public comment on politics or injury Notices assistant denner, showman and ported flooding In cellars. (Mass., and a brother, Francis Irom 7 to 9. sportsman, Stephen Dwyer, of a great sale. was legal because it was tool- toe g;old crisis during his ranch The Southern New England P. Richmond of Hartford. t . 1 dental to their arrests. stay. Seized on Town With Kennedy in Race aquanaut and artist; Michael The ftiiveral will be held to- wee, Mark ruptions by area. The company With the sale about to end and spring floor mats front and rear, bumper Church of St. Mark the Evan- Survivors also include his In Two Towns After Chase toe other from East Hartford. Chairman Ted Cummings today. oommittod to McCarthy Just as Dwyer, David Lynch, Danny sent out several aditlonal re about to begin, there could hardly be a guards front and rear on coupes and gellst at 9. Burial ■will be to Mt. wife, two sons, two sisters, and Mrs. Janice Sheehan of 15 And, Atty. Sanford Plepler, long 'Os the Mtonesoita senator Ross and David ’Trtoks; bear, pair crews, to clear the scat better time to buy a new car. sedans, front bumper guards on station chairman of toe Manchester COMPIETE tered Interruptions. St. Benedict (Jemetery, Bloom- ®®ven grandchildren, A Tolland youth has been when a policeman on routine Forest St. claims that she fell stays to ithe race. Stephen Ahearn, David OoUtos, ihsunansmithd Today through the 31st you can still wagons. Fimeral services were held to- charged by Newington Police crusler patrol observed a car on Forest St. near Main St. and McCarthy for President Com “And,’’ he added, "all algns Michael Dzen, Daniel Qalovltch, s i M c e i P f i . Friends may call at the fu- Weinstein Mortuary, with taking a motor vehicle leaving McDonaldls Drive-In on that she suffered bruises of her mittee echoed his words, say buy a new Chevrolet Impala V8 Sport PACKAGE NUMBER 1 HAS: point 'to his remaining a ran- Michael Hayes and Thomas Coupe, 4-Door Sedan, or an Impala neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Hartford. Burial was in Work^ without the owner’s permission, W. Center St. at a high rate of elbow and knees, plus a scrap- ing, "Nothing has changed, as Neseralla; gold arrow, Stephen MSURANCE The big Chevrolet 327-cubic-inch 275- didate right up to and including Art Group Picks Wagon-specially equipped with popu ------men’s Circle Cemetery, Hart- and by Manchester Police with speed. ed and cut right leg. She claims far as toe five committed dele the Democraitlc National Con Ahearn, Chris Brodrick, oper St. and quickly left there by newsboys Reports are that Sen. Ken David Billig, Chris Brodrick, Pictures of toe month were lar packages of equipment are also GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TRUCK SALE night at Manchester Memorial at 7 Howard Sta William M. Aberle Jr., 21, of Jumped out of toe moving oar, Mrs. Mary E. Beaulieu of East urday’s announcement by New Power steering and power brakes. nedy pubUedy will declare his Danny Brodrick, and David chosen Friday night at a meet available at sale savings. The more you Celtbroling fifty y«ari of truck building progrtts York Sen. Robert Kennedy that Hospital. The family suggests that those r f d 2, Tolland, was released un- disappearing behind a house. Hartford states that she will look support for Sen. McCarthy In Demers and detmer, Mark Dwy add, the more you save. PACKAGE NUMBER 3 HAS: with special savings on half-ton pickups and vons. Mra. Ck)le was bom to Rock- wishing to do so make memorial der the no cash ball program The vehicle, later identified to the town for damages result- he 1s a candidate for toe Demo ing of the Manchester Fine Art Oonnectiout’s April 0 Demo- er. Power steering, power disc brakes, and FLIKTSIDE PICKUPS with 8-ft. speed tronimitsion; Soft-Ray cratic nomination for president. Association at Whiten Audito AT SALE SAVINGS EVERY SALE CAR HAS: gloss, air conditioning and vllle, Jan. 16, 1881, a daughter donations to Temple Tefllah, 20 to toe custody of Newington po- as belonging to Mrs. Burke, con- lag from an alleged fall on oraitlc pitofiari'es. Bulletin Board REAL the Comfortilt steering wheel which ad bo*. Sin Of V8. custom comfort ------Bigelow St., East Hartford. lice early Sunday momtag af- tlnued on, striking a parked car March 1, on an ice-covered Cummings today repeated rium. Whitewall tires, front fender lights, ap ond oppeofonce ec^uipment, rodio. His support may Include per The Ladies Guild of St. Mar- justs to individual driver preferences. chrome hub caps ond front ------ter being scheduled to appear' owned by 'Violet L. Carr, 88 Oak- Birch St. sidewalk. what he said Feb. 27, when toe pearance guard group. Last item in CHEVY-VANS with 90" or sonal appearances at McCarthy gcu:et Mary Ctourch will meet ESTATE Picture titles, media and bumper. Alio ovoiloble at spe- Mrs. Herbert M. Sohenck in Manchester Circuit Court US land St., ‘ and a utility pole. She reports that she suffered Democratic Town Oommlt- cludes door-edge guards, color-keyed It could be a great summer. ciol sovingsi power steering ond 108" wheelbase. 230 Six. Personal Notices 1 tonight at 8 to toe Church Hall. artists are as follows: "What chrome hub caps and bumpers, COVENTRY —- Mrs. Mary P. April 1 on charges of breach of Meanwhile, police were sum- a shock to her nervous system, tee elected a 13-member slate railUes. power bfokes; 292 Sii engine Many of the McCarthy work- The Parkcentre zoning change Lies Ahead,” -on oti by Mrs. ond 4-speed Ironimission; 396 custom equipment, front stobi- Schenck, 78, of WUUmantlc, a peace, resisting arrest, reckless moned by radio to toe drive-to multiple contusions and abral- of party-endorsed delegates to lizer bar, Jr. W est Coast mirrors. ers to last Tuesday's New hearing will be held tomorrow Hazel Finlay, first place; "Sep Be smart. Be sure. Buy now at your Chevrolet dealer’s. V8 engine ond aulomotic 3- In Memoriam native of Coventry, was fatally driving, evading responslbUlty, parking lot where a fight re- sons, plus tissue Injuries. the State Convention, “ None of tember Bouquet,” a i>astel by them are committed to any can Hampshire primaries ore ex- night at 8 to toe high school, MMZ 9* ISCrUIMC bi5iM»*ft«S®'seroeam°“ja m a > ^ stricken Saturday afternoon at and disobeying the orders of an portedly was taking place. pected in Oonnectltout on 'Wed- The Rev. Arthur B. Higgins Miss Dlann Ursin, and a por Sviello! wl)o died hi action in Q^r- her home and was pronounced officer. 1 Three patrolmen responded, didate and all of them were trait of Jeffry Provost in oils by niaoy. March 18, 1M6. dead on arrival at Windham Aberle was charged With tak- and requested additional help chosen on toe basis of party in nesday, ito work ocitlvely for will be toe' guest speaker of a AUTHOBIZXaD CHEVROLiBT DEALER State News their candldaite. Their mailn ef- L Hartiford, the home ground o f ret Mary Church. by Mrs. Shirley Famell, fourth; WEST HARTFORD, CONN. HARTFORD, CONN. Pr^od. God to send you eafelyDock Herbert M. Sphenck. taken from toe College Inn to legedly assaulting Gordon MU R ou n d u p On March 6 Cummings and and "The Blue Schooner," an 1229 MAIN STREET—649-5288 To us wlao loved you so. Piepler made a deal, wherein John Bailey, staite and national ----- ^------: ROBERT J . SMITH, Mra. Schenck was bom March Newington at approximately ler, 44, of Etast Hartford, Miller oil by Mrs. Jane Sucoardy, fifth. (Continued from Page One) the McCarthy 'backers got five Deonocraitlc chairman, BRIT18H UNKB LAO WILGOX-RAU CHEVROLET, Inc. DWORIN CHEVROLET, Ihc. ARDERY CHEVROLET, Inc. And then you heard another call, , 17, 1892 to Coventry, toe daugh- 10:16 p.m. Saturday. He remato- had earlier identified Aberle as Peter A. Sturrock of JRockvUle 476 CONN. BOULEVARD—289-8441 125 POQUONOOK AVXL—688-8696 Far creiUer than the first,' ’The Associated Press and radio of toe 13 delegates. The remain- The McCarthy people S45 The one of our dear (Blaster, ter of Martin and Jane Uncles ed to Jail until this momtog toe operator of toe car, police spoke on "(3Iay Pottery,” and NEW BRITAIN, CONN. EAST HABTfOBD. CONN. WINDSOR, CONN. Who colled you homa to leet. Hughes. when he appes^red to New Brl- were chasing. stations in Bridgeport, Coiu)., ing 8 stayed uncommitted. , to have a raservolr of close to structed less than a score of gave a demonstration in toe me Cummings said today, "As far 20,000 coUeige-age MicOarthy golf courses since World War Peep on. our darling loved one, Survlvors besides her hus- tain Circuit Court 10 where he The patrolmen finally suc and New York City. He estab 649-5241 dia. 074En.’S CHEVROLET and BUICK, Inc. ROBERT E. PARSONS Your memory w p over be band. Include two daughters, was released on $21)0 bond and ceeded to handcuffing Aberle, lished WJTO in 1967, known toeti ks I know, I don't expect any of volunteers, who have offered to n . This Is to' contrast to the 96S MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR Mrs. Raymcmd OUna and Mrs. AVON, CONN. FABBaNGTON, CONN. Instfited within our hearta WMMS. the eight to declare for any give up their April vaioaitlons United States, which has aver- / Unto we rest wiHh thee. Mrs. James Meade and Miss his case postponed until April 2. who allegedly damage'd toe to- (Orossd Floor Noxt to Hohm & Halo) Arm Jylk'ka were hoeteees for . Dorothy Schenck, both of WUU- The'chain o* events ’isgc.n to terior of the patrol car whUe on Survivors include Jjls widow candidate before toe June Con- to work for 'the Minnesota peace aged 200 new courses a year to the meeting. and Brothera Hohold E.Manchester at 11 p.m. Satiuflay route to toe station for booking, and four children. ‘ ventlon. No commitments were .oandlldaite. the same period. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCMESim, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 PiU» IHUClUR fAG I TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 the recording are being taken a Republican tranaferred to the G>ven.try B o lto n by the band. Anyone who was DemooraMc party. H om • o J ^ unable to attend the concert Bulletin Bourd Sefvie« MANCHESTER i 6 6 ) h) ) i ) and would like to hear It can do Ih e fire depeurtment aiuclllary ^ b u r r CORNERS SHOPPING c e n t e r Program Set for Parents School Band 80 by placing an order with the has canceled Its meeting to TV TOLLAND TURNPIKE school music department. night so that members can a t The profits realized are go tend the town moetlng. IS SOUTH WINDSOR 1 1 On High School Planning Impressive ing toward the purchase of hats Bolton Oooperativa,^^Nur8ery popular SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER , Coventry High School guld- the average citizen can derive to go with the new band uni School wtil meet tomorrow at forms. 8 p jn . in the Oommunity^H*^ aitoe department and school de- from It. In Concert Now Voters fireplace room. John Sentel6> ^ MANCHESTER elementary school principal, 725mlDDLE TURNPIKE EAST r s * . * At the voter-making session a program March 25 at 7:46 p.m church In some of Its mission- out for the concert FYiday night Frlxlay 14 persons came to be will too the guest speaker. on high school planning for all ary projects, such as collecting at the school and were well re made voters, end two more who Bolton Homemakers will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at parents of Grade ^ Jrtudents. pre-canCeOod stamps, books of warded for the effort. had registered during the week added to the lists. Of these, five the Oommunlily Hall to work This will be held in the sdhoOi trading stanips, and coupons The band performed a varie registered with the Democrats, with paipier maiche. Mrs. Jo auditorium. from various foo4 products: ty of numbers, from Mozart to two w ith the Hepuhlloans and seph Pracchla and Mrs. Aldo The purpose of this program B^ttK Crocker, General Mills, a Herb Alpert arrangement, juitinB EI^I is to provide parents with Im- <3old Medal and PlUshury. the othdr remained iinaififiliated. Peace are hosteses. ably demonstrating how far It Manchester Evening Herald portant background Information The LiadtCsV Association of the Since the'last voter-maidng has, come since the slow march Bolton correspondent, Cleine- which is necessary in order for church will meet-^t 11 a.m. Wed- session an unatflliated voter es of -only four years ago. Both \pell Young, tel- 648-8981. them. In cooperation with the nesday In the churCh-for an all band and chorus are under the has enrolled with the OOP and school, to assist each child In sesslMi. dlrecUon'oT'Ko.lth Groethe. - making wise and appropriate Xilre Auxiliary Officers The chorus; with. 42 blending course choices. New officers of the Women’s Voices, wes even mbi^. lmpres- ’VOV- 1 rhere’s still time to enjoy our 71st Brief summaries of the varl- Auxiliary to the North Ooven- slve than in a concert earlier DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS fry WE MAINTAIN OUR L O W ^ PRICES | Anniversary Bargains! We’ve extended ous coiurse otferlngs, their con- Volunteer Fire Department this year. tent and logical sequences to he f°r 1968-S9 recently elected In- EVERY WEDNESDAY i the celebration for a second big week F ir st A clarinet trio played with followed will be provided In Mrs. Margaret Kingsbury, nice tone the Minuet and Trio to make sure you get in on all the'j preparation for training beyond president; Mrs. Andrea Cooper, Day In ...Day Out... For Many Household Uses- high school. vice president; Miss Donna tdn from Mozart’s Son atina In C. terrific specials, so come in and stock | Angela Zeppa played first clar The program will answer some derson, recording secretary N ational inet; Diane Williams, second, up while these values last! of the questions parents may ^ rs. Nancy McConnell, treasur and Michele Fiano, third. have regarding their children’s ®r; Mrs. Jane Maynard, cor on PRESCRIPTION^ ALCOA ALUMINUM Amanda Glgllo played "Rain high school plans and aid In responding secretary, and Mrs S to re s drop Prelude” by Chopin. She making transition from Grade 8 DeCarll, publicity chair , . . resulting in meaningful to Grade 9 "a smooth one”, **ian. is a piano student of Groethe. school officials point out. Kindergarten Aide The program ended with The savings to you every day! BasebaU Registration Volunteer mothers assisting Children’s Prayer from Hum perdinck’s Hansel and Gretel, No ups and downs In your Prescription I Final registrations will be con- ^ o^ Coventry Co with band and chorus Joining costs—no "discounts” today, “Regular | ducted from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m to- °P®»‘atIve Kindergarten classes forces. prices” tomorrow! day at Coventry High School for The entire program was tap No “reduced specials”—no “temporaiy | boys Interested In signing up for ed professionally and orders for reductions” on Prescriptions to 1" ‘ the coming baseball leason’s customers! 150 FOOT program sponsored by the Cov In charge of cleaning the base ment classroom In the Second At tile same time, there Is never any | entry Boys Baseball Association. „ __ ,, compromise In service or quality! KING Thl. oHWUly WARNING wlU be Mrs. Norman Calsse and scheduled for last Wednesday Mrs. Thomas Corcoran. , ADMISSION SIZE ROLL and canceled because of the I YOU GET OUR LOWEST snow storm. Volunteer mothers assisttng OF ELEETTORS PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Notice is hereby given that We Deliver Franklin Richardson, chair wi'th the South Coventry Co YEAR . . , AND YOU SAVE operative Nursery and Kinder the Selectmen and Town Clerk Everywhere man of the CBBA, said more and/or Assistant Town Clerk MORE 'THROUGHOUT THE than 120 boys have already sign garten classes for the week at "Good to the lost drop” Kingsbury House will Include of the Town of Tolland, as a YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR ed up for the program and that Mrs. Robert Greenleaf, Mrs. Al Board of Admission of Electors PRESORIPTION NEEDS. the association hopes to have bert Oarelll, Mrs. Joseph Bar- will be in session to examine more than 60 more signing up Tos, Mrs. Michael Tomanelll end the qualifications of applicants before the program team TRY US AND SEE MAXWELL HOUSE In said Town of Tolland at the schedules are set up. Richard Mrs. Charles Laithrop. On Dean’s lis t Tolland Town Hall on Saturday, *' son also reported the response David A. Storrs, and Donald March 23, 1968, from 10:00 a.m. from adult volunteers who will E. Storrs, twin sons of Mr. and to 12:00 Noon., and administer be assisting with the program Mrs. R u s ^ i Storrs of Rt. 44A, the elector’s oath to those who MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! has been "most gratifying”. have been named to the se shall be found qualified. However, several more such will mester Dean's List at the Uni Dated at Tolland, Conn., this 71Cott Lo-Col Stouffer be needed. versity of Ooonectiout. Both are 14th day of March, 1968 GRANGE DRINK MACARONI & CHEESE “Paper DoU Capers” COFFEE sophomores enrolled in the lib Ernest E . Vlk The Gleaners’ Circle of the eral arts program. Charles J. Luce Second Congregational Church Eugene I. Wanat $«oo will have Its season social "The 100 Manchester Evening Herald Board of Slectmen AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 12 oz Paper Doll Capers” at 8 p.m. Coventry correspondent, F. Gloria M. Meurant POUND tomorrow In the Church Com Pauline LitUe teL 742-6231. Town Clerk pkgs munity House. There will be a demonstration on papier mache. CAN The Fragment Society of the church is Invited to bring or PenchB! Tropicano Diet Regular 5 to 7 lb Average wear paper clothes. Sliced Circle members in charge of RICHMOND CLING Soda — All Flavors SUGAR CURED, LEAN refreshments for the meeting 10 oz Non-Returnable Btls will include Mrs. Nancy Ed M a n c h e s te r At this Low Price a Real mondson, Mrs. Cheryl Cook, 00 3 9 f . Mrs. Arlene Jensen, Mrs. Joan H A LIB U T INO. 1 DRESSED i Economical Early Week Treat! Lewis, Mrs. Marlon FenUman, S A V I N G S Mrs. Ann Frost, Mrs. Joyce Taylor and 'Mrs., Irene Pollan- sky. 6 1 3 9 Fire Auxiliary Meeting & LOAN FILLET 4 9 ! SMELTS 3 9 The auxiliary to the Coventry Pear! Volunteer Fire Association Association Best Center Cuts BONELESS meets at 8 p.m. today in the CLOVERDALE CrBom ChBBSB firehouse on Main Street. On BROOKSIDE the agenda will be a discussion PORK r. >7 4 7 CStBlIi CHICKEN NOODLE Soup pkg room Is rarely what you’d call Salada Tea Bags 1e Dill Pick natural. Many hard years of to glory in the pleasure of seeing things grow, with th®"" WITH work was spent penfedtlng help, right in tneir own backyard. It's a special feeling " I h ‘GARDEN GOODNESS" Royal Instant Pudding . * t p k n 47' Kleenex Dinner Napkins those charming mannerilshis and that comes only to homeowners. For with a home of your 2S lb Hull speaking habits. 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Y J | !C » W i3g^ Balanced Attack Key for Eaf^les Around the Conigliaro Feels Greats UCLA Awaits COUNTBY OLDB-John Kris- Grapefruit League tof 163, Frank Kleman 172-888, Final Clash Tonight Bert Davis 140-893, Roy Thomp Houston Five WITH Red Sox son 166, Walt Freebum 854, Jim LOS ANGELES (AP)— Kansas and Duke are fa Rally Awakens Harvey 141, Charles Whelan 188- By BARRY COWLES East’s height is superior to the The Eagles will have to stop vored to advance in the National Invitation Basket 140-894, Ken Bennett 186-889, Fairfield five but solid players, Fairfield's Jim Fitzsimmons, Totiigrht is the night the ball Tournament tonight, while UCLA and Houston Earl Yosf ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. John Rleder 356, Vln Bogginl good ones too, headline the op top scorer 'and Bob Cholko, Tom (A P )— A bUr double ignit- 360, Larry Gazza 187-878, BUI Elast Catholic Eagles have ponents. Bukowskl, Harold Smith who all continue to prime their plentiful weapons for a show HERALD SPORTS EDITOR ing a wining ninth inning Corbett 136-382, Carl BoUn 186- been looking forward to the Tim Kearns, 6-8 sophomore, add to the tough play of the down in Los Angeles. ' raUy woke up the Boston 382. entire season. It’s the final should add to the scoring de Fairfield lineup. "Maybe I’m crazy, but I’m In the backcourt to send against V Red Sox Sunday and also round of CIAC Basketball partment for the locals as will Spirit is up very high as each looking forward to playing VUlanova. MEROANTILE — BUI Faber Mike Kennedy and Gary Kinel. UCLA out there," Houston The Wildcats don’t haye the Past Experiences did a lot for the confidence tournament play at ^ S C and every team member, facul 166-383, Roy McGuire 141, Let with the Eagles taking pitchers, working were necessary to brave the ele- day amd again in his first ap- regional and set up the rematch In Saturday’s* windup of first Brown 143. defending American league every morning at the Winter ments while the athletes tried pearance against Bob OlbsOn with Houston, round action, Fordham beat Du- Haven camp. vainly to get Into shape. When Sunday. After that he grounded RESTAURANT — Vic Abrai- champion Boston Red Sox, .tis 139-379, Jerry Goodrich 141- Father, Son Pump New Life The two teams will meet In a ‘1“®-’’"® ' ‘PP®^ • • • the temperature In Florida goes out twice. But leading off the semifinal game in Los Angeles " ’est Virginia 87-68, Long Island New York Yankees and New 377, Dick Richards 140-372, Paul Spread Good Will e double to Carollna, a 70-66 winner over ’®y “’"<1 ^otre Dame beat hold the Interest of most read 140-371, Ed Doucette 142-864, ers of The Herald. lows like Stan Muslal and Joe . • • Rick Cavar 138-386, Leo Rivers Into Floundering LSU Club Davidson In the east regional at 62-58. s * * Raleigh. N.C., and Ohio State, Central State of Ohio won the DlMaggio,. “o two all-tlme greats, f.,,; r|nilv lAC o in nf ie e r e n c e s earlier11 but hU ball was tailing," 138, A1 Bujauclus 146, Russ who are never too busy to talk BATON ROUGE, La. and aimed at school and South- Blessed with peripheral vision, 82-81 upset winner over Kentuc- national championship The daily press co(nference , ConigUaro said. "So in the ninth Fountain 140, Rocco Luppachlno Same Old Story baseball, whether the writer Is 8 (A P )— The lanky kid lopes aastern Conference scoring re- he fires perfect "blind” passes ky at Lexington, Ky„ In the Saturday night with a 61-48 decl- It’s die same story at 9:80 am. and fi;30 pm., are inning I went with the pitch 137, Gene Grillo 141-365, Bob Mo- that befuddle the opposition. He mid-east regional meet In the o^er Fairmont, W.Va. every from a large metropolitan dally lumphy 137-360, Winnie Smith down the basketball court, *’‘® ®®®®°" spring, as far as most managers or a weekly. The two rate ^ *®® ” - ■ Well-mannered and likeable, leads the teams In assists, re other semifinal. __ -vn-.a. __ a.1__ s-ai. OffnraAJia ilXIlAl* R^anncTAr FHr»1r WilllAma 146-371, A1 Falcetta 187-867, his dirty, gray “lucky go. Fach is optimistic, rightful- among the best ambassadors of ooadies and club officials usual- Manager Dick Williams waa he is confident but not cocky. bounds, free-throw shooting, ly g^aiUietr fOr a few “popa” end especially enthuslEistlc about George Cochran 167-392, Chet socks” drooping below his The semifinal winners play ly so, and each March he’ll say baseball, both spreading, good- He has two major goals: to par and field-goal attempts. Saturday night for the crown Russo 351, Ernie Blivens 861, ankles. Suddenly, he drib DEFENDING CHAMPION of Citrus Open Julius Boros chips to 10th green BASKETBAU hla club is improved, and so will for the sport In which they back to the clutch hit. ticipate In toe NCAA tourna The mountain of publicity that won by UCLA three of the last ...... ^ their days as players or other *«“ <*, brilliantly colored In yel- ‘kUl’’ two birds with one stone, George Spriggs ran for Oonig- Frank Calvo 369. against St. Peter’s, N.J., in Motors, 48-39, to take over sec This honor U left to aU forms - .. On the bench, toe crew-cut team won. He hates to lose There was also a noticeable of the news media, picking pen- ^ S te ^ e l’s ^s watdhlng a day game Uaro, who got a big ovation as worse than anything.” quarter-finals tonight. ond place. John Kildish, Eric coach chomps on his chewing sensitivity on toe coach’s part The other quarter-finals will Stafford, and Mike Maloney nant winners In the s p r lM ^ - "f™® >^®d ^ |*rge block sarasota and then driving he returned to the dug- tobacco and leans forward in his And LSU has been winning when newsmen began snapp' ig liur nart of the lob letters at the Mets camp Clearwater at night, or out. Spriggs went to third on a like it hasn’t in more than a Says Citrus Champ Dan Sikes be played Tuesday, sending each scored 12 points. In a los Hints Grow chair. But he says nothing about pictures of his son or asking Dayton against Forilham and ing cause Bill Gorra and Drew Just for the record, a year ***“ ?'' at Winter Haven in the daylight fly ball, then scored the tying the spectacular play because decade. After a dismal 3-20 about Pete in toe presence of mark a year ago, the young Ti ORLANDO, Fla. (A P )— Dan Sikes needs only a vie- - Long Island U. against Notre Winzler had 16 tallies apiece. ago Detroit and PhUadelphla on a t “ 3^®***® such antics are usual for this other players. Weiskopf fired a 66 and won Dame. The semifinals are were my choices. Hie October haBeiMiii iwiiirh ds.t..a hn/»w features arc Idgtot games leR center. EASY OUT—Carl Ygstrzemski of Red Sox starts slide for second as Dal To Expansion star. gers whipped off 10 victories In tory in one of the major tournaments to win a rank their first 14 contests. Once, when a photographer at $13,800 for his second-place fin scheduled Thursday night and 11 ^ 88 weal 88 ITW., * ------~ * •' ------« Maxvill of Cardinals tries to throw to first for double play. (AP Photofax) The kid Is Louisiana State’s a practice session aimed his ing among pro golf’s top players. But the 1968 Citrus tobS^foT'flXth^Me .M eetog^ a^ u^ly “<1and portForfSid^dale^ Lauderdale. At- the *^mTbuUrft^WUllaLp game, but left WUliams leasUm * The Maravlches came to LSU ish at 275. His check boosted the finals Saturday afternoon. ..jAi. T— I j ^ Kiark than completely happy. Rico In Baseball Pistol Pete Maravlch, toe na oamera at Pete, his father whis Open champ says his main goal is to win $100,000 a NCCC All-Stars I.uto,rot^^^^tom rc^stol tion’s leading scorer in college two seasons ago. Poppa Press Weiskopf’s offlcia learnings for Hayes, Player of the Year, partdeu- Petrocelli was up, and the Red was toe head coach at North pered in his ear, "Be sure to year. the year to $60,042. scored 39 points in Houston’s baU. Who’]mo’ll win this year? We g„a,ta and two men who do ^ playeni dont basketball, although he’s only a Three Ellington High and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Carolina State. His son was an shoot some of the other guys." The long-driving veteran is Citrus Open Sunday. Jack Nicklaus, never able to rout of Texas Christian — toe probably''woii’t“‘ k ^ w late ^ - ^ y “ 'ukT ndghit games. .Bail Sox put on the squeeze, but Rico Love the Game^— Blanchard sophomore. The coach Is Press Pete had a head start on the two South Windsor High relations Job for get hi ^aip^ as missed the sign. He hit a fly lAP) — Hints of Imminent Na all-everything in high school Just reaching his peak at the Sikes harvested $111,000 from curb his wildness with his driv Cougars’ 31st straight this sea Maravlch, father of the 6-foot-6 other players. His father began II a r d r o II rt ers have been tional League expansion circu and had offers from 50 colleges. age of 37. He has his sights set golf tournaments In 1967 wtj^ er, finished with a 68, good for son - while Alclndor tossed in £ ? bSt^by tot flkt w w k to S,® ^ ® ? t ^ faat trahd^ S nlS«t a t ^ e y ball to right center, but It tum- sensation and a former pro bas teaching him the game at age 5 named to the North Central atrti ^ ^ ®^®*’ ^ ^ ^ r i M t o e day under toe ed out to be enough to get the lated freely Sunday. This fol The late LSU athletic director, this year on claiming a title In he won the Jacksonville Open third place at 276 and $8,625. 22 for UCLA against Santa ketball player himself. and young Maravlch says, All-Star team. Warren Zahn- April one will have a pretty ^ t h writers, from major league wlnnina run home. lowed published reports that the Jim Corbett, offered the coach a one of toe prestige tournaments, and the Philadelphia Classic, The hard-hitting trio moved Clara, Between them, they are “ Basketball Is my life. I’ve been er, 'Tim Quinn and Ken Hill good size-up of the clubs per- cities of those from little week- warm Florida ex "I was so Intent on knocking Sad Story When Braves Cut American League will spilt Into raise—and toe elder Maravlch such as toe Masters. "But I’ve never played better out of the bunched field on toe pumping fresh life into LSU’s playing since I can remember.” "Houston has improved, but are the Ellington trio and Sy two six-team divisions next brought along his family. "And If I keep playing like I than I did in toe last round last nine holes. Nicklaus year. floundering basketball program. Pete’s father doesn’t hesitate so have we," said UCLA coach C'haponis and freshman won "Jim Corbett didn’t know did last year and I have here, I here,” Sikes said. “ I’m always dropped out of the race when he ^ p ,„t u „ „ P.SS: ^ *'• American League sources Pete’s biggest fan is his dad. to criticize him openly in front John Wooden. "If we can stop der Tom Roy represent South what kind of basketball player I believe I should be ranked In a good driver, but not like this. I drove into the water on the 14th them, it will be something. We were hundreds of Interesting_ graitoers. Both - - - are__ tfivtfcii.y nearly cusas ui|^hlg ----- Angela.^ S o m e ^ y r .. -i. ^aiKa 11 Players Including John however, denied the divisional "He’s got great poise,” says the of his teammates when he Windsor. WlUiams was also pleased coach. "Greatest all-around had," says the coach. "I don’t the top five or six players,’’ he was right down the middle on hole, taking a bogey. Sikes hope to be better than when we 8ld®llghto of the Journeys Into names today as the Mickey ” ^ ® ® with the pitching of Jose SanU- think anybody in Louisiana was makes an error. Quinn and Hill hold down MIAMI, Fla., (AP) Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Pinch hitter John Donaldson’s ,^®®" formalized. Na- player in the country . . . He "Coach Johnny Wooden of said Sunday. every hole." moved in front to stay with a lost to them in January." toe land of sunshine. Here’s a ManMos and A1 Kallnes. . .It’s wUl warioout in toeto stato. ---- - “ “ "'ll League club owners, re- aware of It. We thought Louisia guard position. Roy Is a cen never ceases to amaze me . . . A UCLA once gave me some good "But my big goal is to win Sikes shot a 66 In toe furious birdie on the 15th, and just In the NIT tonight, Kansas few, not necessarily according l>een great, striking up lasting jngg and Lee ' s t ^ e “'^to?hu'ri- B lanchard, a sp ecta c- "iPP®** j?® ^®'^ “ ®‘® drove m two seventh in- ;;^rtedir‘i^n'icked“ by " t o r Tl na was a good place to come. If ter and Chaponis and Zahner Biange, wno nun , at Bradenton, P ittsburgh ning runs and sewed up Oak- __ ^ great pro prospect ... I just sit advice about Pete," says the $100,000 again,” added the attor- finish for a 72-hole total of 274, missed an eagle when his 20-foot has a 6-foot-lO, 6-6, 6-5 front line jur and got credit pinch hitter d u n n g T>h4i.rtAiniiio K.n of Fnr+ i.riH'c vi.tr.fl, r.vof tv,. -M-.t. P..“ " ' mum on toe pos- there was any place we could arc at the forward slots. to their im port^ce. M e ^ W ^ vrito Always Phenoms ed toe last four and got creoir — v ; : ; ^ V o n V W “ anked Philadelphia 6-0 at Fort land’s victory over the Mets. -r :::. on the bench speechless, won elder Maravlch. “ He said, ney-golfer from Jacksonville, one stroke ahead of Tom Wels- putt stopped an inch from the and sharp-shooting Jo Jo White If ... r* If n . the Parker Anthiiir ^^ery spring (there are ait for toe victory. the New Yoric Yankees myers and Detroit hammered Diego Segul. got credit for the . ijltionai t pn^i it. dering what he’s going to do build a future together. It would Fla., after winning toe $23,000 kopf. cup. be at LSU because they didn’t ‘Don’t overcoach him’.’’ Kept-Golf Date ^® *®^® least a half dozen phenoms, "That’s two great ones back years o f greatness, IS on rihlcaeo White Sox 8-4 at A’c sixth victory of the sorine League committee next.” Managers rarely get tossed D®ley> iPred Lleb, Ken Smith ggoomd Babe Rjutos and Walter to back for Jose,” the manager his way back to the minors, Lakeland vr t* ai h w i "^®®^ discuss expanlons Young Maravlch carried a have anything.” out of a game during the " » " y others. . .The most Johnsons. Two months later said. "And that Stange - he his comback trv a failure t u T ^®'°"'® ‘‘’® ^ea- 44.6-point average at mid-season Pete Is a real showman. spring, although Leo Durocher they are back In toe minors, threw toe hardest he’s thrown lonT^^tSgUaro, on « ^^oberto Clement's sion of the major league's Exec- was thumbed last week. How- Smith, both out of Connecticut, m^ny never to g6t another toot aU spring, ® California 3-2 and San Francisco double sent across another, utive Council Wednesday and ever, Mie day a coach, Jimmy Wateibury to be exact. The lat- jjj jjjg. ^ ow . . .Ted Wll- TOnaebMK is on nis way defeated toe Chicago Cubs 4-1. while Tom Sisk pitched five in- Thursday. If expansion to 12 Dykes, then with Cincinnati, ^ ddro^ basebaJl’s H^l one of my favorites, won’t i Z t ’in fhtt Rnatnn W’ashlngton Jumped on Allan- shutout ball in Pitts- teams in 1969 is recommended Win Qinches Third Place told me before a game in Tam- Fame at C^iMimoiwn, N.Y. around, having passed up Second Title m ina Boston «e a box out- ^ pitcher Tony Clonlnger for burgh’s victory over Phlladel- by the NL committee, it will be pa he had an Important golf . . an offer to serve as a special But for Blanchard, 36 and ®®'’®" ®*8^bt hlts-ln- Pbla. put before the league club own- date In the early afternoon and Waiting Game minor league batting Instructor George Pelletier of Man trvlnv a comeback after two a three-run homer by Jim Northrop was toe big gun sometime next month, In NBA’s Eastern Division he would make It one way or Finding managens with free with the Red Sox. There was chester has retained his New y ^ s away. It was a different, Epsteln-ln three Innings for Detr^t, W ring in four runs ‘i’ ® another. The game wasn’t National League of the Detroi? now is tied with Cin ry for the Lakers. ^ gan, Winsted. Terry Peace at Miami, Houston edged helped the 'Yankees beat his old hit in four innings and Bolin move, triggering a series of cinnati for the fourth and final Bing, who left toe game with From Second Division Nest of Torrington waa fifth. Minnesota 7-6 at Orlando, the mates, starting a decisive two- gave up only two more toe rest frantic secret meetings of NL playoff spot in the East, with 49 seconds remaining, scored 45 Yankees beat Los Angeles 8-1 at run rally with a double. of the way. club owners. two games remaining for each points. Elgin Baylor poured in TUCSON, Ariz. (A P)— still hopes for greatness from team. 28 for Los Angeles. toe fireballing McDowell, who Baltimore outlasted Boston Baltimore moved to its victo rhe Cleveland Indians ry over Boston by scoring 12 hope a couple of trades and was 13-16 with a 3.86 earned run 147-139 and Chicago topped San average last year. Youngsters Emerge in Wins straight points in toe fourth a new brand of golf ball Recovery Staged by Bruins ^ Diego 129-121 in other NBA Tlant was 12-9 and Slehert games Sunday. quarter. Leroy Ellis scored 32 justice can snap them out was 10-12. Hargan pitched well Saturday, Philadelphia points, 14 in toe last quarter, and Jack Margin 28, 12 in the fi y t the second division. But enough early last season ' to To Hold Share of Second trounced Chicago 144-122, Bos it’s a long shot. make the All-Star team and fin Impressive Triumphs ton blasted Baltimore 136-111, nale, to lead Baltimore. John The Indians have a new man ished at 14-13. Just as the Boston Bruins Ing while toe Rangers and Los Angeles wlpped Detroit Havlicek paced Boston with 29. ager In Alvin Dark, a stark con Best of toe young hurlers In were about to die, toe corpse Slack Hawks each have six. 135-108 and St. Louis downed San Diego was sent reeling to its 13th straight .loss and 30 in trast to Joe Adcock, who spring training has been Tom gtaired a miraculous recoverv Scored in NCAA Meet Seattle 124-106. cracked the whip. Gramly, 22, who was 14-9 at T . 7 h r« I T w i i . "®®® “ '® Wes‘ National Hockey League In the American Basketball toe last 31 games when McCoy Portland. Locked In a three-way battle Division by beating Pittsburgh ‘"This man treats you like a East Division DETROIT (AP) — In this Olympic year, a youth Association Sunday, Minnesota McLemore and Jim Bames for second place in toe National as goalie Ed Giacomin chalked human being," catcher Joe Az- w. L. T, Pts. GF GA movement emerged crisply from last weekend’s NCAA nipped New Orleans 104-101, combined for 20 points to pull it cue said of Dark, who managed Hockey League's East Division up hla eighth Shutou/t, The vlcto- j^jontreal out for Chicago In the fourth 89 20 10 88 126 147 Indoor Track and Field Meet with three winnig sopho- Kentucky beat Anaheim 116-107 Kansas City to a last-place fin C ’flY W F r i r l wlfh New York and Chicago and ry gave te Rangers a 17-4-3 log », York 34 22 12 80 204 168 quarter. McLemore topped all £ j n a ^^eason the west-best record of VA 0 0 10 an onA iaa ^oj-gg— jj^ world record fashion— and two fresh and Dallas walloped New Or ish In the American League last game len man mjauioi uic »ycdi—u c i te w m Boston 241 201 scorers with 26. Henry Finkel 36 24 10 80 men scoring impressive triumphs. leans 115-93. year. I n either toe Rangers or Black any East club against toe new cv,i„ajro 32 21 16 70 201 191 Seven players hit double fig led San Diego with 24. "It was like a concentration i l l r I d C t . Hawks, toe Bruins were In deep division. ■ Toronto Larry James, tabbed by ------28 29 10 66 184 166 team-mates "Mighty Bird," was camp last year,” said outfielder 226 238 HARTFORD (A P )-T he Hart- Sunday night. a T ^ J ^ Y o r r o « “ and“ o ? l^ d Detroit 25 32 11 61 the sophomore kingpin of Vlllan- which squeezed 16 points from Leon Wagner. "He would fine the three baton events, pro ford Capitols have finished their They trailed Montreal, the dl- ®^ t3v.li r> ° fv West Division ova’s surge to toe team-title National Veterans Ski Champs guys |60, $100, $160 for missing regular season In second place vision’s runaway leader, 1-0 ^ 7 ! ^ , L for the Rangers^* * Phlladel. 29 28 11 69 'with a meet high of 35 1-3 points duced five NCAA records while signs." In the Eastern Basketball Lea- with time running out. New ^ ® “ ^ ^ Los Angeles 29 31 8 66 dethroning Southern California, three meet marks were tied. "I guess I’ve fined fewer play- gue after defeatinging toe Scranton York York had had already alread_y beaten beaten Pitts- Pitts- „ _ , year and aasuted assisted on on 8‘ : “4 28 16 63 runnerop with 28. Record performances includ ers than any manager In base- ALVIN DARK tu-i..... Minpra lAo.torr burgh 3-0 andc — Chicago was on».. . , „ , Minnesota 26 30 16 63 Mother of Five Dominates Miners, 148-127. James, who whirled toe fast- ed Harvard’s fine two-mlle re ball," Dark said. The biggest n h Its way to a 4-1 victory over anoto^ goal as the Hawks ^Pittsburgh 22 33 13 66 lay triumph in 7;28.8 and Vtilan- fine, he eald, was a case of golf er moving over from Boston, Is ^£1*^®!^ ,^7*'®^^ ?®®7® *v, * Oakland. A Boston loss would backed strong goaltondlng by- Oakland 16 40 16 46 146 202 ee*- an 11-lap board track Women’s Division Events at 47.0, also anchored Vlllano- ova’s one mile relay clocking of balls for missing curfew. backed up by Bill Davis at first ^ 7 £ “ to1he S^dayTeht *’^'’® ‘*'® '“ ®®''®- -T.‘.®./“ u ® 3:14.4. ry over Oakland. va's one mile relay team to an Dark buys the goU balls base. ^ " I WATERVILLE VALLEY, posted toe best time in toe to Norris made 22 saves—many Blades at Utica NCAA record 3;14.4 victory. _ men’s giant slalom with a 102.76 Sy®T‘Ld“ ?oafhrw?o waS fof^X Th^riss^^’r K t Se^SStoVv^nTga^^^^^ foS, toTBniJs for oMhem to,^ Another sophomore, Bob Bea- N.H. (AP)—A 38-year-old moth clocking. He had earlier also For EHL Playoffs Texas-Ei paso. became Bryncs, Misener er of five from Orlnda, Calif., won both his class and over-all LVSoTonTSaJ^JJu?";^? l ^ T e t u 83 h ^ e ^ S ’aS ^bout 2,000 persons watcl^d Ses® bTt toe“* clI^^leM *"3^, “ 7 S e r Sto®49 sho^Snd a prime Olympic broad jump , ’ dominated toe women’s division honors in the downhill, but miss prospect with another all-time Set Skeet Pace of toe National Veterans skiing ed his chance for a sweep when Into'a tie for third place In toe sweep of toe niasiern noexey 7 “ 7 ° championships, while a former he could do no better than third You have plenty of chances to get ahead in a jet-age job at the Aircraft. TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY ‘The Indians, who won their 1966 he split the season between able to come closer than 14 In his own division In Satur In other NHL games Sunday, gj Louig League northern division play- “ 7 ® tr^ie Jump to Join Rainy weather took It's tally U.S. Olympian and Dartmouth IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE- last pennant In 1964, slipped to Cleveland and Portland, points after that. day’s slalom, More and more jet engines are needed now and for years to come . . . Minnesota walloped Detroit 6-1 ,j. — „je attracted 14,498 offs sends the New Haven famed Jim Ryun of Kansas as amoung the local skeet shooters College ace took top honors In you may be given 120 hours of instruction and eighth last season, 17 games be- Shortstop Larry Brown Is hop- and Philadelphia ripped Toronto {ang_Minnesota’s eighth sellout Blades to Utica, N.Y., Wednes- *”e®‘ ® doubles winners. as the lowest number of marks- The only racer besides Mrs. so Aircraft people can look forward to steady jobs with excellent advance the men’s events. training on the machine you have been hired hind Boston. ing to bounce back from his 7-4. gj jjjg season—and raised toe day to compete In the Eastern Ryun won the mile Saturday men 20, In recent weeks were Cricket MacKlnlay swept to MacKlnlay to sweep all events ment opportunities. OPEN MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS in his dlvisign was Rodney Aller to operate. Instruction will be in our own Dark refuses to speculate on poorest batting average, .227, In In Saturday’s games, Mont- gjars’ home attendance Hockey League division finals, at a straggly 4 :08.8 after toe on hand to compete in the week- victory in all three events — of Lakeville, Conn., who took You enjoy many additional benefits in an Aircraft job, too . . . including machine training school, the Indians’ chances this early pro ball. Max Alvik, .266 with real defeated Pittsburgh 6-4, To- Terry Jones and Murray world outdoor record holder at ly skeet shoot (held by the Man- downhill, slalom and giant sla 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. In the spring. 21 homers, is a fixture at third. ronto blanked Boston 8-0, De- ^n^re ’ Lacroix, Bill Sutoer- Kuntz scored two goals each 1,600 meters, toe mile and 880, ^Chester Sportsmen Assoc. In lom — In toe weekend competi Class IV (60 and over) honors medical and life insurance, retirement plan. Aircraft Club recreational ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be with a giant slalom clocking of “ I’ve got to see the pitchers In The acquisition of Aose Carde- trolt dropped 3t. Louis 8-3 and Gauthier all Sunday night as the Blades won toe two-mlle Friday night. North Coventry yesterday, tion at toe Watervllle Valley ski activities, paid sick leave, nine paid holidays and up to four weeks vacation. given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 121.47. ! TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL S P.M. at______least five outings_____ and It’s too nal from California and Tonimy EARLY BIRDS—Sylvia. Os- Los Angeles nipped Minnesota t^e final 6V4 minutes knocked off Johnstown, 7-1, for Vlllanova's freshman, Martin Top fo o te r s for the day were area. In each case she posted weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, early to tell alxmt the young Harper from Cincinnati give the good 138, Sophie WeJpay 130, 2-1. Philadelphia all but elimlnat- their third straight playoff vie- Llquorl, won an invitational Bill Byrnes and Bruce Misener too best time, not only for her Double class winners in addi Apply now tor a job with a future. Jet ahead at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair players," he said. " I ’m still Indians plenty of speed In the Bert BatUc^lo 130-363 130-368 Anita Fred Stanfield’s gojal^wdth 2-Jll ,,,, Toronto______from toe playoffs. , tory over the Pennsylvania loe- mile In 4:06 and said he will try as the two hit 23 and 22 targets tion to Corcoran were George SATURDAYS 8 A.M. T 0 12 NOON own Class II age group (32-39) and Pipe Making, finding out what kind of mate- outfield. Cardenal hit .238 for Nylin 127, Betty Aceto 129. (ett^to^play . . got_ Uw Floyd Smithw...... scored three times nien. It was the first time the for a 1,600-meter Olympic berth, respec'ilvely out of the 25. but for all classes. Including Macomber^of Concord, Mass., rial we have." the Angels and Harper slumped ------with Montreal and knocked« outnn Toronto. Haven team has swept a Another freshman, Jim Green Other scorers for the day racers as young as 27. in Men’s Class II and Lucy Expanded Educational Assistance Program. Qualifed employees have the APPRENTICE'c a n d id a te s may be eligible for The biggest of many problems to .226 for the Reds. VILLAGE MIXERS — Mary goalie Rogatlen Vachon, who ------playoff series. of Kentucky, whipped such swlf- were; first round, Brynes 20, Pfosl of Watervllle Valley in courses ranging from three to four years in Mrs. MacKlnlay completed opportunity to improve their education through trade, technical and other.Connecticut plants in North Haven, is second base. The position Is Other outfield veterans are Chaves 184-467, Nancy Thomas was hit by a stick as the puck The division finals will pltt ties as Lennox Miller and foot- Bon Daigle 20. Second roimd; Women’s Class I. Both finished Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & her sweep in style b.y twisting college level training at area schools.- Aircratters receive tuition refunds up for grabs between V#m Full- Vic Davallllo, .287, Wagner, .242 229-624, Mason Stone 201, Dave went Into toe net. the Blades against the Clinton ball great O.J. Simpson of DeDosser 21, Third roimd down the 60-gate giant slalom second In Friday’s downhill ^Die Making and Electronics. » Southington and Middletown. er, who hit .233 last season, Pe- with 18 homers, and Lee Maye, Thomas 200-616, Ed Yourkas 617, Gump Worsley, Injured Satur- Comets. Southern California In toe Brynes 23, Misener 22. Fourth course Sunday in 121.75 seconds races, then came on to win both upon successful completion of their courses. ' dro Gonzalez .228, Chico Salmon .289 with nine homers. Pat Nlvlson 180-190-805, Paul day night against Pittsburgh, NCAA 60 sprint, matching the round; Brynes 23 and Daigle — a fpll 7V4 seconds faster than the slalom and giant slalom .227, and Chuck Hinton .246. Rich Schelnbldm, a rookie Abort 681. Bill Quackenbush 666, took over for Vachon and was meet record of 6.0 set by Ne- ^0. the time turned in by Lucy events. Fuller and Gonzalez played 64 who hit .291 with 16 (homers for Ed Miller 636, Harold Erjekson beaten by rookie DerekSander- Boys er entrants at this s] •> where he serves as manager, ishers.
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Call Floor Town of condition, economical second Route 88, Vernon. East Hartford, 289-9349. % 5-/B __ For Your porches, garages, closets, ceil KEYPUNCH operator with key WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY ^ car. Call 649-6818. Business Opportunity 2B ings, attics finished, ree punch experience and aptitude Information rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth STENOGRAPHER PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a for data process wiring, some 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Variant, er related work. No job too modem 8 bay service station secondary operator’s experi t h e HERALD will not 1500 S. square back. Good con small. Dan Moran, Builder. Interesting position In small dition, reasonable. Call 649- tor lease. Excellent opportu ence. Apply at Contromatlcs, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL disclose the Identtbty of Evenings 649-8880. department, for qualified Aircraft'Training is rated any advertiser using box 9268. nity, paid training program typist with some shorthand Inc., 200 W. Main St., Rock ville. 876-3317, 648-6196, )^r. letters. Readers answer ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga Call 286-8770 after 0 p.m or background. among the best in the U.S. ing blind box ads who 1967 LEMANS automaUc. White rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 1-201-377-8100. Kelleher. desire to .protect their with black vinyl top, mileage tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce Company offers excellent identity can follow this 11,000, stereo console. Make ESSO has modem 2-bay high benefit program, good FOOD waitresses wanted, day ment work, cellar floors, pat and night shifts, part-time or procedure: offer. 646-4827 after 9 p.m. volume service station in Man working conditions. BR r RI? ios, roofing. CaU Leon Celszyn- chester. Small Investment re (uU-time. Please apply in per FREE TRAINING COURSES (Unclose your reply to the 1967 MUSTANG GT, convertible, ski. Builder. 649-4291. quired. Paid training. son. Gas Light Restaurant, SO box In an envelope — APPLY factory options, 4-speed, disc NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — Insurance benefits. For Infor Oak St. address to the Classi brakes, stereo tape, $2,376. Call mation call Hartford 527-4183, fied Manager, Manchester Remodeling, repairing, addi FIRST NA'nONAL WITH PAY 872-6502. Mr. Seymour. FILE CLERKS — temporary, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Evening Herald, together tions, rec rooms, garages, STORES, INC. fuU-tlme or 9-3 p.m. Immediate with a me-.no listing the porches and roofing. No Job AM Interested in talking to an PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Jobs, work near home. High ^HOW EXCITING/... THE companies you do NOT 1964 CHEVELLE SS, must sell. too small. CaU 649-3144. experienced real estate sales est pay, no fee. Staff BuUders. want to see your letter. Now you can learn sklUs Uke electronics, machining, OCEAM FLOOR IS $850, 843-0071. man to work in ..a new office. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- HEATING UP.' JUST 3-18 Your letter will be de HOMES, GARAGES, porches, tool and die making . . . and earn while you leam. stroyed If the advertiser rec rooms, room additions, Ideal set up. Reply to Box 7610. WAIT'LL THE OTHERS CHEVROLETT Camaro 1968 "TT” , Manchester Herald. Classes are being formed now for up to 4 years of HEAR THE WONDERFUL Is one you've mentioned. sport coupe, beautiful con kitchens, roofing, siding, gen WANTED — Assistant cook for COUNTER LADY, afternoons, 1- advanced technical training in Pratt ft Whitney If not It will be handled dition, radio, heater, $16. week eral repair work. Financing local convalescent home. Hours 6:30. Apply New System Laun Aircraft's Apprentice Training Program. You earn In the usual manner. M TURN UP me HEAT/ < 7 1 ly, assume monthly payments. available. No down payment. 6 a.m. — 2 p.m. 876-0771, 649- dry, 44 Harrison St. whUe you leam, with regular Increases as yon pro- Mr. Bake, 233-8716. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Schools and Clossas 33 3081. g)ress. Upon graduation, you'll move Into a career 6169. WOMAN wanted for general p>b with ample opportuiUty for advancement. Many Lost and Found 1 VOLKSWAGEN 1966, radio heat TRACTOR TRAILER HOSTESSES wanted either housework, one or two days of our top management men are graduates of this f TILE contractor—floors, waUs exceptional training program. er, clean and economical, $11., lunches, dinners or both. Apply weekly. Own transportation LOST: Pass Book No. 26 0100- assume monthly payments. Mr. shower door InstaUatlon, mar TRAINING Cavey’s Restaurant. Call 643- preferred. Call 643-9138 morn 38 3, Savings Department of ble work, firehearths, patios If you are a high school graduate or the equivalent, Dias, 233-8716. 1416, mornings for appointment. ings or after 6 p.m. wiUi a year of algebra or geometry and a lot of 3-11 the Connecticut Bank & Trust and entrances. Free estimates. G. I. TRAINING ambition, you may qualify for up to four years of SU D D EN LY PR. RANKIN, THE VULCAN- J Company. Application made for CORVETTE 1964, 4-speed, radio, Call C A D Hie Co., 648-0106 WAITRESS wanted — Exper- COUNTER GIRL for laundry. Apprentice Training with pay. Come in and find out 16 Iia H MU, w TH. u , u J. w . 0«. Now approved for G.I. training. ^ ’ OLOaiST, BECOMES EXCITED. t payment. heater, sharp^ $16. weekly, as after 5. lenced preferred but not neces CaU office. CaU 649-2002. Lucky about this and other training opportunities now. sume monthly payments. Mr. New England Tractor Trailer sary. Apply Cavey’s Restau Lady Laundry. A "Daddy likes to know a few things about a boy before Bake, 233-8715. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Training has heavy demands rant, 46 E. Center St. O'llEAU I go out with him!" Announcemonts 2 modeling specialist. Additions, from the trucking Industry. We MRS. HOUSEWIFE. If you have MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD MUSTANG 1967, automatic, con rec rooms, dormers, porches, train on all types transmission, EXPERIENCED woman to spare time—if you need extra ELECTROLUX vacuum clean sole, radio, heater, like new, cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, gas and Diesel tractors, full or clean small home weekly. Must money, we will show you how APPRENTICE TRAINING COURSES IF IlM GOING TO LIVE BUT VOU STILL ers, sales and service, bonded $15 weekly, assume monthly bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. part-time training. Placement be reliable, call 643-7135. to earn right In your neighbor Courses ranging from 8 to 4 years ON MY OWN, I CAN’T HAVEN’T TOLD ME representative. Alfred Amell, SO-NOTHING I SAY CAN CHANGE payments. Mr. Bake, 233-8715. assistance upon graduation. ;— hood. Avon’s g(uarantee and TV GO TO SCHOOL— I l L WHY YOU CANT STAY THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG 647-1719 or 643-4913. VDUR MIND/ VOU JUST WANT / SHERIFF.' NEED TO GO TO WORK'. WITH YOUR BROTHER CERAMIC TILE bathrooms, Act now. Call Hartford 247-1863 HOUSEKEEPER. companion advertising make It easy (or Jet Engine Metalsmith counters, pullmans, etc. Rea for elderly woman to live In. TO DROP OUT-AND THAT'S THAT/ AFTER HE GETS KIRBY authorized sedes and ser anytime. you to earn big dollars. No ex MARRIED Trucks— ^Tractors 5 sonable, ell work guaranteed. Write Box Manchester perience needed. Call 289-4922 Machinist ^ ^ ^ ______vice. Trade In your old cleaner For free estimate, call 649- Herald. now. now on a new Kirby In time 1967 FORD F-250, % ton, 8 foot 8480. Tool and Die Maker frederlclc’5 for Spring cleaning. Authoriz body Camper Special. Two WAITRESS wanted for 10 a.m. ed factory^ sales-servlce-parts. gas tanks, 4 si>eed transmis Hdp Wantud— tlU 3 p.m. shift, Monday Electronics STEAKS-CHOPS The appllande^wlth 80 uses. 467 sion, V-8 engine. Call 643-0776 Femato 3S through Friday. Good pay, good Main St., Manchester. 649-5309. after 6 p.m. Roofing— Siding 16 grratulUes, pleasant working COUNTER women for evening conditions. Apply In person, HELP WANTED THE BEST In roofing — and A DONATION to the Penny Sav 1967 DODGE panel truck. Run shift 7 p.m. to midnight, fuU Brass Key Restaurant. er Thrift Shop. 616 Main St. ning condition, $126. Call 742- roof repair. CaU Coughlin, or part-Ume. No experience WAITRESS SPECIAL TRAINING COURSES 643-7707. needed. Please apply in per TYPISTS — copy — statistical. Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks brings triple benefits — It helps 76TO. NO EXPERIENCE the Manchester Memorial Hos son to Mr. DA Jobs. Highest pay, no fee. GK)OD PAY deduction. It helps the budget Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., Tool, Die and Gage Making ROOFING — Specialising re TYPIST APPLY IN PERSON conscious customer. TRAILER — 8x36’, 2 beduMms, Hartford, 278-7610. VEFC/ W ELL- HOWEVER—1 > WE FORGOT TO pjCK UP AT 3-18 pairing roofs of all Mnds, new IFV O U storms and screens, excellent Machine Maintenance AAR MUST WARN THE EN#0FTHE SUMAAER. roofs, gutter work, chimneys MAID wanted at Interstate Mo W. T. GRANT CO. WANTTO... condition, nice for camp or FIGURE ABERNATH')' yOUTOWATCH cleaned and repaired, 80 yean ’ tor Lodge, Vernon Circle. Ap Y O U R S T S P f^ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Parsonols lake. 289-6617. MANCHESTER PARKADE Master Pipe Making LET^ GO experience. Free estimates. CLERKS ply in person or call 644-1663 K ICE OH,B(D//THie TWO SA ILO Q 3A N O THEIE R E r I DON'T W ANT NIMROD camping trailers — Call Hbwley 648-6861, 644- anytime. y SKATING e o m o e u k s B^CROTARE 6HIPWCECMEDON TDHSACTHE INCOME TAXES prepared by sales and service. Camper 8888. ON YOUR Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267.' KEYPUNCH AN EXCtTING AN IBiAND/WITH NO FO O D ... RESTOF IT / Town, Route 140, East Wind SOME OF THE EXTRA BENEFITS SWIMAAING PCZOGRAM. sor,. Ck>nn. Open evenings and POOL! weekends. Rental available. M illinery, OPERATORS AT THE AIRCRAFT DTCOKB Tax Returns prepar NOW, MORE THAN EVER 623-1941. Dressmaking 19 ed. Cell Dan Mosler, 649-3320. IT PAYS TO WORK AT WANT WORK NEAR HOME? Hospital and surgical insurance OONE6V- FOR ALTERATIONS neaUy and Life Insurance • Retirement program INCOME TAX c\>re accurately Recently expanded educational assistance program R lP6aiW / Motorcycles— reasonably done In my home. Intereetlag Jobe AvaUable For Both Men antl^ Wonten end reasonably. Orville Win- Call 643-8760. SECURITY Nine paid holidays 3-18 ehell. 644-2706. Bicycles Salary Schedules Have EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY—' ^ TRAIN YOU Up to four weeks vacation U- ' 11 Been Upgraded —■ sick leave with pay INCOME TAX — Business and BOY'S RED and white 26” Col Moving— ^Trucking— Attraottvo Wages, Groi9 Sajiunuioe, Pfoflt Sbaring Benefits Largest industrial credit union in the world O T l Individual returns prepared by umbia bike, side baskets, like PRISCILLA’S POP ^Y AL VERMEEK Employes Apply In Person At Income tax accountant. Ray- neW/ $28. 649-9606. Storage 20 TME TRUCK WITH MV' I C AM 3-J8 Benefits Expanded mound Girard. Call collect, 876- MANCHESTER DeUveiy—light BIRTHDAY PRESENT^ hlARDLY WAIT 0(CK BH 7862. 1965 HONDA 160, exceUent con- Contact Our Personnel Dept. ALDON SPINNING MILL DORP. — IT^ HERE! ,TO Q E T IN Q) iTSI dXVAU-t diUon. Asking $345. 649-4969 af trucking and package delivery. VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, . 400 TH' S A D D L " Refrigeretors, wesbere end Any Week Day Between TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTIOUT TAX RETURNS — experienced, ter 3 p.m. 8:16 and 4:16 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut. IS y / ' your home or m in^ reasonable. Steve moving specialty. Fold Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, 649-6866. ing chairs for rent. 649-0783. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNEH 1961 HARLEY F.L.H. Road and SECURITY . Southington and Middletown. WANTED—Ride from north end show. 643-7387. i c PUH-H...DPiT'5 WHERI WHAT'5 THAT LETTER TH^ IT'S FROM GAP! I'LL MOVE TH' LIVESTOCK/ CALM DOWN Painting— Papering 21 O I GOT A JOB I POP; HIRED HAND BROUGHT/ STERl THEV'RE our OF THEIR KIP'S REACH'. / LELANP ISN'T to Conn. Mutual or vicinity. INSURANCE I 8 FRO M TH' MAILBOXi I )VINQ WEST lU LAST YEAR HE BURNED TH' COMING'. BUT Hours 7:46 to 4. CaU after 6, HONDA S-90, 3,000 miles, nice AMV? HENHOUSE. PAINTED TH' MILK bike, $260 takes it. Weekdays INTERIOR and exterior palnt- OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WHO IN RISING 649-8971. STAR WOULD ______( after 6, weekends, anytime. Ing' and papering. CaU PhU GROUP KEEP 643-6586. Denonoourt, 742-0178. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WANTED 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Automobiles For Sato 4 L. PELLETIER — Painting — 1000 ASYLUM ^ MBIID OART^ Credit very bad? Business Survieos Interior and exterior, papering AVENUE FUND RAISER TUESDAY EVENING TILL 8 PM. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon and paper removal, fuUy in "5 O fto rtd 13 SATURDAYS—8 A.M. to 12 NOON B-10 <6 IH* Ir NIA, I.C TM US r.t on. est Douglas accepts lowest sured. 048-9048, and 049-0920. YOU ARB A-1, truck Is A*l. down, smaUest payments, any- EDWARD R. Price — painting, HARTFORD, and ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS wliare. Not amaU loan finance Cellars, atUos, yard and small trucking dene A-l right. interior and exterior, papering, oompany plan. Douglas paper removed, ceUing(s, etc. OONN. Call Tremano Trucking Serv PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR T O A DYNASTY WHICH Moton, 846 Main. FuUy Inaured. 049-1009. r o b i n i s A P V /S E P e a O K G E ice tcU (ree. 742-9487. WANTEDreUable woman to PR A H & iNvirep TO WASHINarcN ON THg INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- do weekly thorough cleaning IH «,, NtA. I,t. T.M I.. m nil / 1 . LIGHT trucking, edd jebs, also THE n a t io n s CONDUCT OF THE 1967 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4 ’’.lal rates for people 08. In large home 8 to 4 days week by a growing progressive Hospital. Must have the mcvlng large appliances. Burn WHITNEY GAPtTAL B y REV(3LUTI(0(d...lTIS door. CaU 648-7988 after 6. Call my coinpeUtors, t^en call ly for working mother. Must ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- ONE OF THE HARDLY ASTOUNDING. me. Estimates given. 049-7008, be able to work without super ability to take complete charge of Public Relations r e n o w n e d fJTTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1963 JEEP — 4 door wagon. Low 1776. MOST THIS WAV, P L E A S E , 876-8401. vision and to properly handle AIRCRAFT POUriCAL lineage, 4 wheel drive. $l,260.j, telephone messages. Not esien- and B\md Raising through an Annual Giving Pro CaU 649-0382. WILLIAMS Tree Seivloe, spec- fa m ilies in JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom tlal but prefer woman willing * lollxlng in tree and shrub oars. THE ciry... painting, Interior and exterior to stay overnight frequently gram. This is a challenging position with excellent Division of United Aircraft Oorp. BUICK Skylark 1962, automaUc, 64S-8KM. TNE EAGLES . power steering, power, brakes. paperhanging, waUpaper re with 8 children age 10 up. Cail benefits, salary open. For information wri'te to Of- radio, heater, good condiUon, CUSTOM made pine furniture, moved. WaUpaper books on re 649-6416. An equal opportunity employer WASHINGTON... $8.60 weekly, assume monthly made to order. Raymond Red- quest. FuUy. Inaured. Free es- Box U, c/o Manchester Herald, 18 Bissell St., -p’ f u l l -t i m e sales personnel. o^ payments. Mr. Dias, 238-8716. ons, 040-9704. Uniates. Call 049-9008. Burton’s shoe store. Good Manchester Conn. (06040). START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA 3-18 r a m b l e r Wagon 1963, power TREE EXPERT — Trees out, PAINTINO — Interior and exte- starting rate for experienced ateering, cleaii and economical, buUdlng lots cleared, trees tO|ku rlor, very reasonable, free ee- Individual. ExceUent working $8.60 weekly, assume mOnUily ped. Got a tree problemT WeU Umatas. Call Richard conditions apd benefits. Apply payments. Mr. Dlqs, 233-8716. worth phono oaU, 742-0262. 049-9206, 041-4411. main store, Mr. Beargeon. A ;. ,v. v,
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PACT mNKTBEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 ______f , I i~ p a Qb m o im x N MANCRBSTBR KVENllfQ HBULD, OOirn.. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 Out of Town Ogt of Town Housas For Solo 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 Housas For Soto 72 Out Of Town Out Of Town Wantad— Rqal Estata 77 NOTICE Halp Wanted— Buslnoss Loeotlont Businass l^oHons 75 For Rant 66 For Rant For Sola 75 For Sola ADMISSION MaW or Famola 37 For Rant 64 For Rant 64 lioiifc r t ., smau two f u ^ w o l v e r t o iT AGENCY — SELLING YOUR HOME? For FOUR ROOM apartment In two FIVE ROOM apartment, 2 bed flat. Ideal home and Invest Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two WINTERIZED home on Bolton NOR'TH COVENTRY prompt courteous service that OF ELECTORS SPRUCE Street — 214-218. Small rooms, cellar storage area, on ment property. Both units bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, BORN YESTERDAY CLASSIFIED SICAMSTRESS wantod to do «!• STORE FOR RENT — down family house. Adults, call after Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex- SUBURBAN BEAUTY gets results, call Louli Dimock Noble© is hereby given that eERRY'S store for rent, heated. Reason living room, kitchen, bath and celleht income producer. T.J. terntlons on men's and ladles* WORLR town Manohostar, State 6 p.m. 668-0187. ______4bus line. Laurel St., Rockville. vacant. Trades considered. T.J. We have a 6'A room Split Realty, 646-9628. the Board of Ai See ihem at glassware. We buy estates. Vil Office, School Rd., Andover, Registrar of Voters, School Rd., can Registrar of Voters, Cooper lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 For Sola 70 garage, 6347. ing lot, (over 2 acres). Alu CAREER POSITION for young POSITIONS open on first and B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649- and copies thereof are available Andover, Connecticut. Instruc Lane, Coventry, Connecticut. MANCHESTER — 7 room cus fices, 2 or 3 families, 136’ —— . Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. $25,600. Suburban. Hutchins minum siding, oversized gar man who is looking for more second shifts. Apply In person. Mam St Call 643-2171. for public distribution. tions for filing such a slate of Instructions for filing such a COMMERCIAL- Industrial at tom built brick Colonial Cape, frontage. Hutchins Agency, BOLTON-Coventry line — 6% Arriclas For Sala 45 in like new condition, 22 acres Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. age, beautiful ■view. Only $15,- New England's Leading than a Job, offers executive ca Klock Co., 1372 Tolland Tt)k9., The number of Town Commit candidates are contained in slate of candidates are con Manchester Green, approx 649-6824. room L-shaped Ranch, like tained in Part I, Instruction high scenic land. Priced for 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, reer to high school graduate Msuichester. KODAK InsUmaOc 800 c ^ e r a , p r ig id a iRE stove. Good tee members to be elected, Part I, Instruction Page, of the imately 10,000 square feet, REDECORATED 6-room Cape, new condition, double garage. quick sale. Hayes Agency, 742-8243. Two-Year Professional with pleasing personality, am 2% years old, $26. Call 649-2698 ponjmoj, j4q, 649-8988. Rooms Without Board 59 under party rules. Is 20. petition form, copies of which Page, of the petition form, producing $800 per month in 2 baths, carpeted second floor IMMACULATE 6 - room Cape Reduced for quick sale. Hayes copies of which are available 646-0131. bition, ag^essiveness and abil BRIDGEPORT operator, set up after 6 p.m. Notice Is also hereby given are available in said Registrar’s come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, and den, R eplace, finished with breezeway and garage and Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — Immaculate mo School of ity to- meet public. Experience own work. Small shop, over- from said Registrar. Prior to only eight years old, formal CHEST type freezer, h<^ds ^ THOMPSON House —Cot- that a primary will be held on office. Prior to obtaining the 643-1677. SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed basement, brick and aluminum dernized 4 bedroom Colonial. In contract work desirable, au tlme, benefits. Apply Ourco PROCESSED gravel for drlve- obtaining the petition form, the dining room, three large bed ROUTE 85, Hebron. 79 acre lbs. Good condition. $100. 649- tage St. centrally located, large April 18, 1968, If five candl- petition form, the consent of rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, siding, 2-car garage, private Formal dining room, large liv tomobile a requirement. Good Mfg. Co., 782 Mascolo Rd., ways and parking areas. Also consent of each candidate to 2,400 SQUARE loot industrial rooms, closet space galore, full farm with 5 room house. 2 9374. "hleasantly furnished rooms, dacies (which Is at least 2S% each candidate to be proposed kitchen has built-in oven, fenced yard. Mid 20’s. 643-9743. ing room, den, 2 baths, front starting salary, rapid advance South Windsor, 289-1298. bank run gravel and fill at be proposed therein plus a de building lor sale, centrally lo walk-out basement, $21,600. large bams. Approximately 660 parking. Call 649-2358 for oVer- of the number of town corn- therein plus a deposit of $16.00 range, formal dining room, and rear stairways to second ACCOUNTING ment ahead for the right man. ------our screening plant or deliv BENDIX automatic washing posit of $16.00 for each such cated, adaptable to many uses, PORTER ST — quality built 6 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, feet on State highway, stream night and permanent guest mittee members to be elected for each such candidate must 13x20’ living room with unique floor, 2 car garage, 2 .sheds, Apply at Beneficial Finance ered. George H. Grlffing, Inc. machine and Bendix electric candidate must be filed with vacant. Priced to sell. Call room Garrison Colonial, 3 bed 649-2813. on property, good for horses rates. by such party in the munlci- be filed with said Registrar. A fireplace arrangement. T w o large lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Co., 836 Main St., Manchester 742-7886. dryer. $38 each. 643-6983. said Registrar. A petition for Wsuren E. Howland, Realtor, rooms, 1% baths, sunporch, or beef. Completely fenced, ad HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ______1— pallty) are filed In accordance petition for an opposing slate years old. If this sounds like MAN(3HESTER and vicinity — Estate, 643-9332. between 9-6 p.m. Maintenance - Machinist an opposing slate containing 643-1108. principals only. 643-7432. jacent to state forrest. Immedi- BTIEE — 200 extra S & H FOR SALE — Colonial studio ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Sections 9-382 to 9-460, In- containing the required number your kind of house you may 60 homes from $14,600. Call to 66 Forest St., Hartford—^Tel. 247-1115 the required number of signa occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real TOLLAND—6 room Ranch. No TRUCK driver’s helper, 18 Stamps with oil change. Truck couch, good condition, $26. Call shower bath, private entrance, elusive, of Gen. Statutes, Rev. of signatures of enrolled Re ADAMS ST — vacant machine want to talk to us. Wolverton day. Meyer Agency, 643-0609. publican party members in tures of enrolled Republican MANCHESTER tor. 648-1677. money down to qualified buyer. yesu« or older, driver’s li Rate Range (days) $3.24-$3.48 tires, half price, all sizes 6 to 649-1491 after 4 p.m. genUeman, free parking. Apply revised to 1964, by per- shop with 10,000 square feet Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 195 Spruce St. said town must be filed with party members in said town INVESTMENT opportunity — x n d OVER Call 649-3252. cense required, 5 day week. Ap We are looking for a man to 12 ply. Cole’s Discount, 643- sons other than party-endorsed on one floor, 2 acres of land, & VICINITY I room Raised SINGER automatic zig zag sew candidates; provided the num said Registrar of Voters not must be filed with said Regis THREE FAMILY — possible, 2-family, 6-6 flat, aluminum ply Shipping Department, Wat perform a wide variety of 6332. ROOM FOR retired person, day 2-famlly house included, sensi Ranch, 2 baths, 8 to 4 bed ing machine, excellent condi ber of such candidacies plus later than 4:00 P.M. on March trar of Voters not later than presently a two family with .... siding, large lot, convenient lo kins Bros., Inc., 936 Main Street duties in the maintenance of or night worker, free meals bly priced. Must sell, T,J. rooms, family room, treed lot, Farms For Sale 76 REDUCE safe, simple and fast tion, monograms, hems, but the number of endorsed candi 28, 1968, being the 21st day 4:00 P.M. on March 28, 1968, existing rooms for third apart- »22.900-Soulh Windsor^ ^6-room cation. Leonard Agency, Real Manchester. our plant. Must have me for errands. Call 649-5459. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Split Level plus paneled low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- with GoBese tablets. Only 98 tonholes, fancy designs, etc preceding the day of the Pri being the 21st day preceding ment. Excellent Income, city ” “ tors, 646-0469. MANCHESTER — 2 acre farm, J l . (A. (HonUcrec QIo. chanical aptitude and be dates exceeds the number to rec room, 1% baths, base 0181. CLERK-TYPIST ,— wanted to cents. Weldon Drug. Originally over $300. Our price mary. the day of the Primary. TIRED of paying rent? Sunoco utilities, $23,900. Phllbrlck 5 rooms, barn, garage, live familiar with machine tools be elected to said town com ment garage, treed lot, MANCHESTER a 11 r a ctlve Three Generations of Experienced learn trucking operations, good now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. Dated at Andover, Connecti Dated at Coventry, CJonnectl- wlU sell a 2-bay, 2-ltft, 20.000 Agency Realtors, 649-6347. LAKEFRONT, attractive 4- stock, property located in area and machining of replace mittee. (If number of opposing wall to wall carpeting, new Raised Ranch, In one of chance for advancement, truck BLUE LUSTRE not only rids Call 622-0931, dealer Apartmants— Flats— cut, this 12th day of March, cut, this fifteenth day of March, gallons per month station locat rooms, garage, fireplace, built- of proposed Manchester Com ment parts. Trade School carpets of soil but leaves pile candidacies filed Is reduced to DEUGHTFULLY distinctive 6V4 good value throughout. Manchester’s finest residential ing background helpful , not 1968. 1968. ed on Center Street, Manches in range, oil heat, cejlar, sandy munity College, $16,000. Wy INTERIOR PAINTING and and 5 years industrial expe Tanamants 53 less than such 26%, no primary room Ranch. Walk to school, areas, modem kitchen, dining essential, hours 1 p.m.-ll p.m. soft and lofty. Rent electric RUTH K. MUNSON Elizabeth R. Rychllng ter, to a qualified person. No beach. $16,900, Hutchins Agen- man’s Realty, 646-3736. rience or equivalent requir shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint and will be held.) pool. Flreplaced living room, room, family room with fire Apply Mashkin Freight Lines. UNCLAIMED LOOKING FOR anything In Forms for petitions for filing Town Clerk Town Clerk money down, no Interest $26,500—Vernon, 7-room Colo cy. Realtors, 649-11-632^ PAPER HANGING ed. Rogers offers a sizeable Wallpaper Supply. built-ins, anchor fenced large, place, 2-car garage. $31,900. 116 Park Ave., Em I Hartford. real estate rentals — apart such candidacies by or on be charges. Does this interest nial, 4 bedrooms, large • Color Counseling • Fully Insured package of fringe benefits LAY-AWAY treed lot, storms, walk out fin kitchen with bullt-lns, Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 649- $9,900 — Flreplaced, 3 -reotn NOTICE SOUP’S on, the rug that Is so ments, homes, multiple dwell half of enrolled Republican Legal Notice Legal Notice you? Call or write Sun Oil “Don’t Be Satisfied With Less!” EXPERIENCED HYDRAULIC and Is an equal opportunity ished basement, laundry room, dining room, living room 6347. ______Ranch, large enclosed porch. clean the spot with Blue Lus ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real pj^^ty members may be obtained Co., P.O. Box 71, East Hart Notice is hereby given of the back-hoe operator and laborer employer enjoying steady plus many extras, $19,900, 643- new furnace. Leonard Agency certification of party-endorsed tre. Rent electric shampooer New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing Estate, 643-6129. jjjgg y f Stlens, Republl- ford, Conn., 668-3400. Evenings and den, - glass sliding jjaNCWESTER — needs redec- 649-2576 Days — 643-4461 Evenings to drive truck, needed Immedi year ’round work. Applica INVITATION TO BID 8870, doors, sun deck, 1% Realtors, 646—0469.______candidates of the Republican $1. Olcott Variety Store. machine. Sews on buttons, Jeff Keith 647-9546. orating, 6 room quality Ranch, ately. CaU 643-6927. tions accepted dally. Call WE HAVE customers waiting can Registrar of Votera, SchTOl baths, one car garage, makes button holes, does all quired as part of his contract BOWERS School — beautiful 6 double garage, 2 fireplaces, BOLTON — Manchester line, Party for election as members Miss Banister, collect, 1-774- for the rental your apart* Andover, Connecticut, in- Building(s) and/or Structure(s) treed lot, city utilities. PRESS OPERATORS 9606. Apply, TWO aquariums and all equip the latest fancy work, no at ment or home. J.D. Real Es- structlons for filing such can- to be Removed bid price to supply suitable room Cape with fireplace, ga plastered walls, recreation quality custom built 3 or 4 bed- t*’ ® Town Committee of said FORK LIFT OPERATORS ment, good condition. 742-9182. tachments needed. tate, 6-.13-5129. dldacies are contained in Part Sealed bids for the removal material acceptable to the Eln- Invasfmanr Proparty rage, full basement with nice room, swimming pool, trees. room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga- Party in the Town of Coventry, PACKERS ____ L______!______I, Instruction Page, of the pe- of the following bullding(s) gdneer to complete the back For Solaiaia 70*i finished rec room. Occupancy $29,900—Manchester, Rockledge A real opportunity. Hutch rage, extra large built-in kitch- A list of the persons so endorsed 4*,i ROOM town house apart- tltion form, copies of which are and/or structure (s) as more fill of all cellar holes Immedi to be determined. This home area, 6-room Ranch, liv ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. en, paneled rec room with fire- as candidates is on file in my First Shift, 46 Hour Week ROGERS CORPORATION ^f7aS1=iered^th"Biu: BALANCE $42.20 ment, includes all appliances, available in said Registrar’s of- fully described in Form No. ately upon removing the build- THREE good investment prop is in first class condition. Don’t ing room with cathedral place, 2'/4 baths, many closets, office, being the office o e SEVEN ROOM modem hom«f TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON MILL and OAKLAND STS. Lustre. Rent electric sham Or Terms of $4.26 Per Month heat, hot water, private patio fice. Prior to obtaining the CON 119B will be received by ings from their foundations. The erties, offered at $50,000, $32,- be disappointed. Call now Wol celling and stone fire sundeck, aluminum combina- Clerk, Town Office Bull EASTERN BOILER & off Porter St. In one of Msm- pooer $1. The Sherwin-Williams and celler, parking and stor- petition form, the consent of the State Highway Commls- top two feet of fill (below ad- 900 and $28,600, Call for details, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- place, large sun deck, 2 tions, desirable one acre lot. *’’ 8'. Pls- 31, Coventry, and cop ELECTRONICS, INC. MANCHESTER. CONN. c a Call Capitol Manager Collect ohesters finest neighborhoods. ies thereof are available for 99 Loomis St. age. J.D. Real Estate, 643-6129. each candidate to be proposed sioner, at 59 Newfield Avenue, jacent gfround level) shall con- Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, 2813. bedrooms, paneled den, Quick occupancy. Move-in con Till 9 P.M. ‘ Custom built with many un public distribution. therein plus a deposit of $15.00 Hartford, Connecticut, until tain no stone larger than five 649-5347. tiled bath, 2-car garage. dition. Only $28,900 or best of usual features. Beautiful park Tile number of Town Commit PART-TIME Jobs from $60 to ZM ROOM apartment, first for each such candidate must 11:00 A.M., March 26, 1968 then (5 ) inches in Its greatest dl- MANCHESTER — spacious 7 Terrific view, immediate fer. Owners anxious. Lawrence 666-5662 floor, featuring one bedroom, CENTRAL location — 3 apart like lot. Priced In the low 30’s. tee members to be elected, un $70 weekly. Permanent posl- MANAGER trainee — Due to Housahold G oods 51 be filed with said Registrar. A at said office or at such place ameter. Top soil or loam will room home. Excellent location, occupancy. F. Fiano, Realtor, 649-5371. heat, hot water, gas stove and ments, 2 stores. Center Street By appointment. Phllbrlck der party rules, is twenty-nine tkMUi for men, 10 to 20 hours expansion we need a man to petition containing the required at that time designated, public- not be considered suitable ma- double garage, aluminum sid location. Priced below apprais EAST Hartford —2 family du (29). per week. Car needed. 649- train for a managerial posi TRY MARLOW’S furniture de refrigerator included, $126. No number of signatures of en- ing, large rooms, bus line, 1% $32,700—Bolton custom built 6% Agency, 649-6347. SINGER touch and sew sewing ly opened and read aloud. Bids terial. If the contractor falls al. Morrison Realty, 643-0644. plex, 6-7, $110., $120, Excellent Notice is also hereby given BINGO tion. Good starting salary while partment for your next living children, no pets, at bus stops Republican party mem- baths. Hayes Agency, 6460131. OS09, 4 to 6 p.m. machines (less than $80.) or must be submitted on Proposal to back fill all cellar holes at room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, LISTING — 6V4 room old- location. Assumable mortgage. that a primary will be held on training. Must have car. Must room suite, chairs or reclln- on Center St., Manchester. Call munlcipalltv must good sized living room finish $6. monthly payments Form No. CON 114G in Bid the time the buildings are re- THINK BIG about this one be er Colonial, very clean and Wyman’s Realty, 646-3736. April 18, 1968 if eight (8) can ORANCE HALL EVERY TUESDAY have neat appearance and good ers. Quality construction by 649-0777. jjg with said Registrar of with stone fireplace and (none over. 6 months old). 644- Envelopes provided by the moved, it will be necessary for cause everything about it is. sound condition, central, large didates (which is at least 25% brand named manufacturers. Housas For Sola 72 personality. Many employe 1269. MANCHESTER — 4 room ap^~- Voters not later than 4:00 State Highway Department, him to protect the public by Nine big rooms Includes 4 bed paneled wall, kitchen treed lot, 2-car garage. Won’t SUBURBAN Bolton —$4,300 as- number of Town Commit The price is always right at with bullt-lns and dining benefits. Apply In person. The ment. Convenient location. March 28, 1968, being which may be secured at 59 erecting a temporary fence to IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on rooms, a rec room, game room, last long at $19,500. H. M. sumes vacant, huge 7-room tee members to be elected by MACHINIST Marlow’s Inc., 887 Main St. IF YOUR present plans include area, 2 baths, basement Singer Co., 866 Main St., Man Stove, refrigerator and heat the21 st day preceding the day Newfield Avenue, Hartford, Con- the satisfaction of the Engineer; large wooded lot. Fireplace, a 36’ living room-dining room Frechette Realty, 647-9993. stone Colonial, 1% baths, fire such party in the municipality) chester, Conn. a new radio, tape recorder, or For machinery building. furnished, $150 per month. the Primary. nectlcut. The telephone num- payment for the erection and walk-out basement, aluminum combination, 2 full bathrooms fireplace, attached 2-car place, paneled family room, 2- are filed in accoi’dance with portable stereo phonograph and storms and screens. Char-Bon garage plus 3 garage or MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, car garage, beautiful 2 acre sections 9-382 to 9-450, inolu Some related experience or CLERK — part-time wanted to Hayes Agency, 846-0131. Dated at Andover, Connactl- ber is 249-6211, extension 322, removal of this fence shall be and closets everywhere you TV’s, by all means visit Mar ______cut, this 12th day of March, storage shed, one acre fireplace, dining room, chil lot. H. M. Frechette, 647-9993. trade school background. work In retail store. Pleasant 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG 282 or 283. considered as included in the Realty 643-0683. look. All this plus an income sive, oC the General Statutes, low’s, Furniture Department, wooded lot, good location. 2 Must be able to read blue 118 MAIN St. — 3 room apart- 1968. A CERTIFIED CHECK contract bid price. The general producing separate apartment. dren’s playroom, IV baths, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1964, by AHENTION easy work. Must be over Portable sewing machine, and ask for Charlie or Art, who ment, second floor, $110. 646- RUTH. K. MUNSON aluminum storm doors and prints, mlcs, schematics. twenty. Ideal for anyone who sews on buttons, makes but BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, ..^ntours of the surrounding A shady front porch and at toersons other than party-en will show you the best prod 2426, 9-5. Clerk of the Municipality BANK TREASURER’S CHECK, ground shall not be changed $42,500—Bolton, 6 months old windows, location and land NOTICE Good wages, excellent op wishes to add to his income. ton holes, monograms, over Belted tached 4-car garage, acre lot. dorsed candidates: provided the ucts available at the lowest custom built 10 - room scape excellent, $19,900 Wy Notice is hereby given of the candidacies plu3 the TAX PAYERS! portunity for the right man Apply 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Cum casts, blind hems dresses, DRAWN upon a STATE BANK without specific written per- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, prices anywhere. Marlow’s Inc. Raised Ranch, large liv man’s Realty, 646-3736. certification of party-endorsed number of endorsed candidates with fast growing company. berland Farms Store, 449 Hart no attachments needed. & TRUST COMPANY or a NA- nUssion by the .Engineer. 649-2813. Furniture Dept., 867 Main St. ing room with cathedral ------' ---- candidates on the slate of the ^^ceeds the number to be elect- Please fill in this coupon and mail it to us for Tax Evening or Saturday Inter ford Rd., Manchester. Five year parts and service TIONAL BANK located In the >jOTE: In addition to the views arranged. STATE OF CONNEC^nCUT, w insurance requirements con- ceiling and full wall fire Republican Party in the Thirty- committee. (If Rate and Budget Consideration . . . guarantee. ABC Teacher Musical Insrrumants 53 a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY igjnejj |n paragraph eleven (11) place, formal dining Lots For Sola 73 senatorial District in the nu^ijer of opposing candidaclte “ IN UNITY THERE IS STRENGTH!” N, P. HALLENBECK, Inc. INVITATION ORDER, to the ® of Proposal Form CON 114G room, country styled towns of Andover, polton, Co- jg reduced to less than 25% ■^•rr'yrr-mssaaaaseaaaa Holp Wantod— COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 c o m p l e t e deiiuce oTetch TREASURER, STATE OF LON- successful bidder shall fur- kitchen with plenty of MANCHESTER — Treed 60x126 lumbia, Coventry, Ellington, He- primary will be held.! m Bunker Hill Rd., Andover ^ ™ drum set, like new condition. NECTICUT in an amount not Certificate of Insurance cabinets and built-ins, 4 B-zone lot, Wolverton Agency, bron, Mansfield, Somers, Staf- Forms for petitions for filing CLIP THIS COUPON 742-8001 Mala or Famala 37 Or Terms of $6.60 Per Month 849.5411 iviu u u ’ less than $100.00 or 10% of the same stated minimum bedrooms, separate den, 649-2813. ford, Tolland, Union, Vernon and candidacies by or on behalf FOR PROPOSALS 3 full baths, spacious rec Willington tor election as dis- enrolled Republican party To The Board of Directon*:— Call Capitol Manager Collect DRUMS, Slingerland — com base bid, whichever Is gp’eater, g^niounts to cover Explosion, COVENTRY — priced for quick Till 9 P.M. must accompany each Proposa , cougpgg Underg;round Dam- room,, 2-car,6-utw garage, one , innvinn treed hiilldlne'lot tt'ct delegates to the State Con- rnembers may be obtained from PLEASE KEEP OUR TAX RATE AT ITS experienced tractor trailer MAKE YOUR WORK plete 6-piece set with 2 ildjiam * unless the Bidder shall have on Liability (XCU). acre treed lot. This home ■ orivlleres’ ^arty. A list of Margaret E. Jacobson, Repub- PRESENT LEVEL! driver. Apply In person. SAD cymbals. Like new. 'Must be AVAILABLE: Prime site of approximately 29,940 file with the Highway Depart- it e m iri 2 story frame Du- has many extras. $1°990 *PhUbrick^Agenry''*Reri- PO’sona endorsed as can- pcan Registrar of Voters, Coop Name ...... Inc. 95 Hilliard St.,. Manches 666-5662 seen to be appreciated. 872-3111 $1,990. VnUOriCK agency, neai „„ file („ mv office. t r*,irm In AN ADVENTURE IN square feet for development as an ment, a sufficient Annual Bond House, 1 frame Garage, didates is on file in my office, g). Lane, Coventry, Conn. In- ter. after 5. tors, 649-5347. Address ...... LIVING • office or apartment house site or for Proposal, (reference para- j^gnie Shed, 184-186 Highland ______being the office of the Town structiens for filing such can- Phone ...... ' TIRE service man — 45 to MANCHESTER ART BENSON says if you like KENT electric guitar, 2 pick- related uses. graph (2) of Proposal Form Street, Manchester. Former U & R REALTY CO. Inc. ONE ACRE plus lots. Residen- Clerk. Toum Office Building, didacles are contained in Part CON 114G). tial, privacy. New Globe Hoi- Rte. 31, Coventry, Conn., and j, Instruction Page, of the petl- Please till out and mall to : Herman 65 hours per week. Must be MEMORIAL HOSPITAL modem Danish walnut bed- excellent condl- property of: MOORE, Thomas 643-2692 Scheiidcl, o/o Box 428, Manchester, Conn. steady worker and married. room furniture see the group tion, $110. with case. 643-2279 It Is understood ithe deposit 76-86-22 ALPHABET BOOK low school area. 649-8782. copies thereof are available for tion form, copies of which are I------public distribution. available from said Registrar. 06040 Paid vacation, insurance, bonus in our window display. Three ^*ter 6 p.mi LOCATION; Manchester Renewal Project No. 1, will be forfeited in the event XCU ROBERT D. MURDOCK and other benefits. Experience Full - Time Vacancies Manchester, Connectifcut — Parcel the successful Bidder falls to SPRING St. lot—127x240’, walk- Notice is also hereby given Prior to obtaining the petition^ piece suite plus box spring ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ITEM #2 2 story frame Du- IN EA SY ing distance to new Globe Hoi- tjiat a primary will be hfeld in form, the consent of each can- helpful but not essential. Apply 7A, located at the southeast comer execute the Contract. The Bid- Realtor 643-6472 ^ d inner spring mattress by n i^E piece drum set, blue low School, $7,900. Norman S. g^td Senatorinil District on didate to be proposed therein in person 295 Broad street. Medical Trartscriptionlst of Main Street and Woodbridge EMBROIDERY Slumberland E-29 , complete sparkle, $226. Firm. 649-9444. $14,900 — 4 ROOM Ranch, ga Hohenthal, Realtor, 646-1166. April 18. 1968, it a slate of can- plus a deposit of $15.00 for each This Ad Sponsored by The Manchester Property Owners’ Medical Transcription Trainee ■;*r s r ' " " ” PART-TIME mornings. Fuel group only $229.95. Marlow’s ______Street. D e S .fu r e c .lv r t In any lorm Property ol ANDERSON, J.m rt rage, large lot. Good buy. Mit dldates for such convention is sucli candidate must be filed Stenographer ------Protective Association; Wilber Little, chairm an...... truck driver. Apply Vernon Oil Furniture Department, 867 HAGSTROM electric guitar other than specified in the Pro- V. et al. , ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. filed in accordance with sec- with said Registrar. A petition Secretary C o., Route 83, Vernon, see Mr. Main St., E-Z terms arranged. Model F-300, pale blue, three posal*"may be the cause of re- Resort Property 9-408 of the General Statutes. containing the required number Clerk Typist WOLVE^T^ AGENCY — HUl. pick-ups, five button controls, PRICE: $19,000. jectlon of the bid.” ITEM #3 1 story frame Barn, Form.s for prtiUons for fding of signatures of enrolled Repub- Kitchen Supervisor SINGER spring clearance sale Income potential plus —Large For Sole 74 like new. List price $216. Cus NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The 442 Hartford Road, Manchester, such ca'ndldacles for district lican party members in said Registered Nurse of trade-in sewing machines. 9 roatn single, possible 6 bed- COVENTRY Lake tom made plush lined hard bidder’s attention is called to Former property o f: SPECTOR, . 4 room delegates by or on behalf of a municipality must be filed with Laboratory Technician Portables from $9.95. Con rot&is, fireplace, 2 car garage, g^^^g^ cottage. Excellent STORM WINDOWS shell case, list price $66. Will Interested redevelopers may obtain a Disposition the established Connecticut Norman et al. 76-85-28 slate of enrolled Republican said Registrar of Voters not la X-ray Technician soles from $19.95 and Zig Zags bath and half, 84x140 lot, locat _ n#.,l OlclLC tJl ClliUUCU ------sell both for $179. Call 649- Kit containing technical materials, including en XCU' area, close to water. b e ^ t M members of other than ter than 4:00 p.m. on Ma^ch 28, & AWNINGS Cook from $29.95. All reconditioned State Demolition Code, Chap ed right in center of town, per 7567 or 649-7120. Prior to placing hip bid the treed lot. $ » • V party-endorsed candidates may 1968, beings the 21st day ^*eced- WANTED! by Singer experts. Singer Sew gineering maps, legal documents and disposition ter 364A ol the General Stat manent siding. Ideal for room MAN THAT KNOWS THE W- Agency, 646-0131. ing Center, 866 Main St., 643- policies by sending a check for $15.00’to: Execu utes, to which they are to contractor shall have on file in ing house or 2 family conver bo obtained from thc Republi- ing the day of the Primary ALUMINUM BUSINESS Part-Tim e Vacancies 8883. tive Director, Manchester Redevelopment Agency, comply. the Demolition Contract 3ec- 20t sion. Low 20's. Must be sold. can Registrar of Voters of any Date:l at Covcnti’y, Cannecti- M EN - WOMEN Antiquas 56 NO'f E: The disposal ol the tion all necessary Insurance town In the district. Instnic- cut, this fifteenth day of March, We seek a salesman, how Laboratory Technician 386 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Wolverton Agency Realtors, Out Of Town age 18 and over. Prepare Lincoln Service has helped debris and demolition material coverages, for each ITEM, \ 649-2813. tions for filing such a slate of 1968. thousands prepare for these ever, would also consider an Maid WANTED TQ BUY — anUoues, 75 Elizabeth R. Rychllng, now for li. S. Civil Service Installer who would like to shall be the responsibility ol A Performance Bond In the For Sole candidates are contained in job openings during the next tests every year since 1948. Central Supply Aide steins, furniture, pewter, lead PITKIN ST. — 7 room Colonial. Town Clerk InstaU. This is an opportu 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG the contractor and he will make amount ol 100% ol his bid or Part 1, Instnictlon Page, of the 12 months. It is one of the largest and High School Students ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Letters of Intent will be entertained up until 11:00 the necessary arrangements lor $1,000,00 whichever Is greater baths, fireplace, large sun TOLJJLND -r , Near Parkway, oldest privately owned nity for a reliable man who petition form, copies ofw hicii Nice condition. Makes but any quantity. 644-8962. A.M., Eastern Standard Time, on April 19, 1968. room, recreation room,, dish neat 4 room Ranch, 4H acres Government positions pay schools of its kind and is seeks a secure job with These are well Jiaid, interesting disposal. In so doing, he must will be required of the success- 8344 are available from said Regis ton holes, sews on buttons, Submissi(>n must include all material specifiefl in bc guided by all local ordinanc- ful bidder, for each ITEM, washer and garbage disposal. of land, prlva’cy. Only $14,900. high starting salaries. They not connected with the steady pay with Initiative positions with many fringe ben CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, 10-20 trars. Prior to obtaining the does fancy work with one or the Disposition Kit, including Redeveloiiers Dis es and regulations. * The Performance Bond must Call 647-1040 after 4. No agents Hayes Agency, 648-0131. provide much greater secur Government. for greater earnings. Call efits. For additional informa expert repairing. Colonial With a hip-hugging belt and petition form, copies of which ity than private employment two needles. General clean up of all areas be on file in the Demolition please. For FREE booklet on GoV' 526-(X)10 anytime. tion, phone. Personnel Depart Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. closure material. Deposit and I^ te r of Inlxmt. an interesting square neckline, Aor. VERNON — 8 room Colonial each candidate to be propo.sed OFFICE and excellent opportunity for and removal of fences and Contract Section within live this saason’s soft shape Is low- Easily embroidered, this ABC emment jobs, including Hat ment, Manchester Memorial Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. ADAMS ST — 6 room older with fireplace, attached ga therein plus a deposit of $15.00 advancement. Many positions Hospital, 643-1141, Ext. 243. hedges as directed by the Engl-. (9) days alter bids are opened waiated and highly-styled. book Is adelightful and inter- for each such candidate must of positions and salaries, fill JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im- - 9 p.m, Sundays open till 6 home, completely remodeled, rage, partially finished base require little or no specialized FULL PRICE $37.40 neer will be required for each and the contractor shall be pre- No. 8344 with Photo-Guide is estlng way, to teach the/young- SPACE education or experience. out coupon and mail at once medlate steady employment. p.m., closed Tuesday and The Redevelopment Agency reserves the right to 16x26’ living room, full dining ment. Big comer lot, beautiful- pe filed with said Registrars. A -TODAY. Wednesday. reject any or all proposals. folluwlng .ITEM. pared to start work 'wlthln live in sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. sters the alphabeW It's lun to ly landscaped. Fine resldental petition for an opposing slate WUson Electrical Co., 649-4817. TYPIST and inventory clerk Or Terms of $4. Per Month The State Highway Depart- (6) days from notlllcatlon to room, kitchen and den down, But to get one of these jobs, You will also get full details needed, full-time. Good work Size 12 32 bust, 3 yards of 46- make and fun to use! location. T. J. Crochet, Real- containing the required num- BUGGY and wagon wheels, milk ment in accordance with the start, lor each ITEM, jnpj,. Pattern No. 2066 has hot-iron 2 bedrooms up, sensibly priced For Rent you must pass a test. The on how we can train you for MAN wanted to work in lum-' ing conditions, good salary, tor, 643-1677. her of signatures of enrolled Call Capitol htanager Collect cans, glass butter churn, kero provisions of Title VI ol the The above structures on each at $18,900. T.J. Crockett, Real competition is keen iind in these tests, at home, while her yard. Must have driver’s liberal company benefits. Call Send 60 cents in coins plus transfer for 26 motifs; color Republican Party members in you keep your present job. Till 9 P.M. MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 ITEM, must be removed within tor, 643-1677. Prestige I(K«tloii on Main St. some cases only" one out of license. Davis A Bradford Lum sene lamps and wagon seat, 644- 16 cents for first-class mall and chart. ______SUBURBAN RANCH, over one the district mu.st be fted with Don’t delay—ACT NOW! 289-^211. 0209. five pass. ber Oo., 200 Tolland St., East Stat. 262) and the Regulations twenty five (26) days from the special handling for each pa$- Send 35c In coins plus 15c for WOLVERTON Agency offers for acre of woodland for your pri the Republican Registrar of Reasonable rent Includes 386 Main Street Everett T. Keith, Chairman of the Department of Com- starting date, vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living Hartford. SCHOOL BUS drivers, part- 666-5662 tem. first-class mall and special han- inspection In Manchester, Votei’S in the town in which heat, air eondltloning luid LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 4-S-3B time approximately 7 :16 - 9 Manchester, Conn. merce (16 C.F.R., Part 8) la- A separate Bid Proposal la Sue Burnett, Manchester dling for each pattern. this beautiful 7 room Cape. * room, only 3 years old. $17,- said petition has been circulat Pekin, Illinois lights. 2 available sixwa-s. MEN part-time for Janitor work a.m. and 2 - 4 p.m. $2.48 per Wantad-—To Buy 5B 06040 -Harlan D. Taylor, sued pursuant to such Act, to be submitted for each above Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Anne Cabot, Manchester bedrooms, could be 6, 2 full 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, ed not later than 4:00 p.m. on I am very much intei’cated. Please send me FREJE (1) A Upt 6 p.m. - 12 midnight. Steady hour. Apply Silver Lane Bus hereby notifies all bidders that ITEM. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF baths, garage, full basement 046-4835. 200 Sq. Ft. On Main Floor of U. S. Government positions and salaries; (2) Information ART BENSON says some , peo Area Code 203; ^ Vice Chaiiman March 28, 1968, being the 21.st WMk, five nights per week. Co., 49 Brainard Place, Man WE BUY and sell antiques, and it will affirmatively Insure that NOTICjS TO BIDDERS: Llq- loose. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. with nicely finished play room, on how to qualify for a U. S. Government Job. ple buy Hoover ^ and Eureka used furniture, china, glass, sil aOU’nTw iN DSOR - r'M sV d day preceding the day of the 500 Sq. Ft. On Ivower Floor CaU M9-5S84, General Cleaning chester, Conn. 646^0108 Edwai^d J. Sweeney, the contract entered Into pur- uidated damages ol twenty live Print Name, Address with 10036. along with Aluminum siding...... Age Vacuum cleaner^ In a carton ver, picture frames, old coins, Ranch, modem kitchen with primai'y, Name ...... ■•nrlm. Treasurer suant to this advertisement will dollars ($26.00) per day will be Zip Code, Style Number and Print Name, Address with Zip $21,900. Wolverton Agency Dated at (Coventry, Connecti HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full, at discount stores. Most peo- guns, pewter, scrap gold, be awarded to the successful assessed for each calendar day bullt-lns, dining room, 3 bed CALL MR. MATRICK S treet...... Phone Size. Code and Style Number. Realtors, 649-2813. • cut, this 15lh. day of , March, MEN part-time for Janitor and or part-time. Apply In person, pie buy these same vacuum watches, old Jewelry, hob Edward J. Rybezyk Francis P. Handley respomilble bidder without dls- ol over-run of contract time, Fashion conscious women — Send 60c today for the new rooms, iV4 baths, garage, over City ...... '...... State .. floor waxing work, five days, -The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 626 cleaners at the same prices by colle<;tlons, paintings, attic crimination on the ground ol Howard S. Ives 2 acres of land with trees, 1968; Executive Director Arthur E. Smith send now for our latest issue of '68 Spring & Summer Album! SEVEN plus seven duplex, 3% ■ Elizabeth R. Rychllng, M 9-5203 Time at home* 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Call General Main St., Manchester, Tuesday with on the spot service at Mar- contents (or whole estates. Fur race, color or national origin. State Highway 26,600 Phllbrlck Agency Real 'tjie Spring & Summer '68 Basic Free knit directions for nian’s baths, garage, central. West- Town Clerk 1 Cloanlng Service, 640-688(1. through Saturday. low’s Inc., 867 Main Street. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. NOTE: The contractor Is re- Commissioner Fashion — 60 cents. . or boy’s cable-cardigan. side Realty, 649-4342. tors, 649-8347.
,.l. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 19«8 PAGE TWENTY ISanrliPBti^r Em ning li^ralji Avanigo Didly 'Net Praas Run For . H ie Week Ended The Weather (Manchester Chapter, Dhsabled Officers and members of , About Town American Veterans, wUl nom- Manchester Assembly, Order March itaa Clearing tonight. Low 88 to Inaite and elect officers at a din- of Rainbow for Olrls, will meet 40. Tomorrow partly mmny- - Hie Branch CSlub of Manchea- ner meeting txsnorrow at 7:80 tonight at 6:30 at the Masmilo GLOBE liiFttinn Hrralii High abont 60. t«r will aponaor a public Whlat p.m. at the American Legion Temple to visit the Warehouse 1 5 ,5 8 0 and Elatback Party tonli^t at 8 Homs. Point Assembly. Travel Serviae Manehester^A City of ViUage Charm at O n a g t Hall. Refreahmenta win b« served. Tickets will be Eighth TRUHles Dlstrlot di The executive board of Ben 905 MAIN STREET VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 143 (TWENTY PAGER-TWO SECmONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 19,1968 (OhMMlfled AdverUetog on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CEMTB sold at the door. rectors eire meeting at 7 tonight Esra Chapter of B'nal B’rlth wUl 648-2166 In the District Flrebouse, Main meet tonight at 8 :80 at the home Hyde Itovleiw, Horth Amer and miUard Sts. of Mrs. Steven Stolser of 187 Antoortosa agent to Mun- ican Benefit AsMoclatton, wlU Laurel St., Wapplng. L C h e s te r for nil A ln t o ^ i RaUronto and Stenmahlp^ meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. In Odd Polish Women’s Alliance FeUows HSU. Tbere will be a Lines. . Oroup 246, will meet tonight at The VFW Auxiliary will apon- Mboben social and reflreshments 7 :30 at the Polish Club on Clin sor a rummage aale Wednesday, bulletin after the meeting. ton St. March 27, starting at 9 a.m. at the poet home. Those wishing Britons Hit Rockville Emblem Club will Toser Group of Second Con to donate articles and have the PLANE REPORTED meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at gregational Church wlU have a picked up may contact Mrs. OVERDUE the Elk’s Club, Park St., Rock- WANTED hair styling program at Its Florence Plltt, 829 Main St. 8PRINOFIELD, Vt. (AP) — vUle. A potluck will be served meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Clean, Late Model at 6:80. Mrs. Eleanor Campbell An airplane - with seven the home of Mrs. Francis The Army-Navy Auxiliary la In charge of the supi>er. The peroooB aboard was reported Dowds, 40 E. Middle Tpke. Co will have a mystery ride for USED CA R S meeting was originally sched- mleelng today on a flight from With Huge hostesses are Mrs. Michael members and gu W s April 8. Brfdgeport, Conn., to. Ver tded for last week but post Keropian and Mrs. William Top Prices Paid Reservatkme may be made with mont. An official of the Fed poned because of a storm. Freeman. For All MakesI Mrs. Adelaide Pickett of 618 eral Aviation Adminlatratton Main St., Mrs. Rose Crane of 96 CARTER CHEVROLET In Naahna, NJI., said the Past matrons of Temple Chap Essex St., or Mrs. Florence Plltt plane waa anppooed tol and at ter, OES, wUl meet Wednesday o f 829 Main Sit. CO., INC. lie SALE IS NOW 1229 Main St. l^ringfield Airport shortly af at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ter 9 a.m. The last radio con Tax Hikes Earl Loveland, 33 Lewis St. Queen of Peace Mothers Phone 649-5238 tact with Uie plane was made workers: No increase in the tax ntPROCRESS Co-hostesses are Mrs. James El Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 by the airport when the twin- LONDON (AP)— Brit p.m. at the home of Mrs. John on beer. liott and Mrs. James Lewis. engine craft was over Brattle- ain’s Labor government Fllloramo, 181 Ludlow Rd. Mrs. But duties on wines — the rich ARTHUR DRUG Members unable to attend the boro, the spokesman said. imposed an imediate ceil meeting are reminded to con John Rice is co-hostess. ing on all forms of income man's drink — were raised 'six tact one of the hostesses. FO Ei o n shillings (72 cents) a gallon and for Britons today, insti two shillings six pence (80 The Hockanum Dog Club will tuted “ severe increases in meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at cents) more was laid on a bottle St. James Mothers Circle wUl taxation” and ordered a meet Wednesday at 8 :16 p.m. at Mott’s Community Hall. Final % of whiskey or gin. FUEL O IL the home of Mrs. Martin Dana- plans for the club’s match to be LB J Signs cutback in consumption to The increases take effect hy, 146 Chestnut St. Co-hostess held Sunday will be discussed. 4 pull the nation out of fi Wednesday. 15.4 es are Mrs. John Ooodrow and nancial difficulties. Jenkins added an additional Mrs. Richard Luko. The Emma Nettlehm Group PER Chancellor of the Exchequer two pence (two-cent) tax on SOO Chd. Min. O.OJ}. Measure packages of 20 cigarettes and M-Honr Borner Service! of Center Congregational GALLON Roy Jenkins put the program The Grade 6 Class of North Church will meet tomorrow at O.O.D. before a packed House of Com from three to four pence (three R. B. REGIUS mons. He did not immediately Methodist Church will meet 8 p.m. in the Robbins Room of J- We Guarantee . . . $1,000 Re-, (See Page Ten) FUEL OIL Wednesday cut 3 pm. at the the church. Mrs. Philip McMoiv ward if proven that the d l On Gold describe the tax increases in de church, and the conflnnation ren, librarian at Mary Cheney you buy from us not equal tail. 649-4908 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi doss wiai meet at 3:16. Library, will give a book re or superior to any other on Jenkins said the nation faced view. the m arA t!! dent Johnson has signed a bill “ hard sacrifices” but that U.S. removing the gold cover from and British belt-tightening cam ^Mrs. Chase^ Submits Quietly to Visitor's Scrutiny paper currency, thus freeing State News Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan will paigns would lead to expansion COOPERATIVE $10.7 billion of the precious met speak and show slides of his ex Miss Barbara Bolton of 838 Students were taken to the Howard T. Becker, medical bers of Pre-Med Club of Man of world trade which eventually al to defend the dollar abroad. periences aboard the SSHOPE, area of the hospital related to librarian; Mrs. Giles Packer, chester High School. will ease hardships. Tolland Tpke. in compemy of OIL OOMPANY The White House announced Blasts Rocks at a meeting of Bowers School a specific career opportunity physical therapist; .Mrs. Evelyn Members of a "Career Day” In announcing the ceiling on a "model” nurse and doctor, today he signed the bill Monday PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the wherever possible. Miss Bolton Wheeler, cytologlst; Edward committee included Mrs. Doug incomes, he said the govern takes a close look at "Mrs. night. school cafeteria. There will be ‘Plans ‘to enter Middlesex Hos Kenney, hospital administrator; las H. Smith, chairman; Mrs. 843-155$ ment would limit maximum an Chase,’’ Manchester Memorial pital Scool of Nursing af Mid Ronald Schmatlz, personnel di Douglas J. E berts Jr. -and Despite the mounting interna Police Station a short bnslness meeting before tional crisis and the lugent calls nual increases to 3% per cent. the program. Mrs. Walter Brit- Hospital’s practice dummy, at dletown after graduating from rector; Mrs. Martin Duke, pres Mrs. Jay Hughes. The AMA Give 24^Hr. Delivery Notice Ho said this will be enforced at "Career Day," at the hospital Manchester High School In ident of the women’s Auxiltary film, “Honlzana Unlimited.” was 816 Broad St., Manchester for passage by Johnson, the nell and Mrs. Marcel Lajoie, Treasury and the Federal Re least until the end of 1969. In Norwalk Hospitality chairmen, will serve Saturday. A total of 69 students June. of the hospital; and the mem shown. Herald j^oto by Pinto) He also said the government aittended the event whfch was Participants In the event were serve, Congress approved the refreshments in the cafeteria legislation only by a close mar will seek new powers to force after the meeting. titled "Horizons Unlimited," and Dr. Martin Duke, Dr. Douglas U.S. Marine at Rhe Sanh sleeps with his dog which h e, found a few months ago in the area. (AP Ph'Otofax) deferment of any increase of NORWALK AP) — An explo was presented to explore a few J. Roberts Jr., Dr. Charles Ham gin. The vote was 199-190 in the sion of "considerable force” House, 89-37 in the Senate. wages, rents, prices or divi The American Legion will of the opportunities in the fields ilton, Dr. Merill Rubinow, Mrs. dends for 12 months. rocked the Norwalk police head Specializing in Complete of medicine and related health Mary Sterud, supervisor of Demands for gold, fed In re quarters today. meet tonight at 7:80 at the Le cent weeks by international Below Demilitarized Zone He said his aim was a 2-per gion Home. oareers. n'unses at the hospltail; (Mrs. cent cutback in the consumption No one was injured in the 2 speculation, had reduced the a.m. blast by what Police Chief of the British people in the fis U.S. stock close to the cover re*-' Francis Vlrgilak said was "a Keypunch Training The Alplna Society will meet cal year beginning April 1. That Washington School will have a The Nutmegger Camera Club quirement by the time the re very powerful explosive" that tonight at 7:80 at the Italian cutback, he said, would operate fr-wetk or 12-twtk count. Hort'i your dionct to incraoso Science Fair tomorrow at 7:16 will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. peal became law. had been left in a window well American Club, 18S Eldridge St. your incotiM to qs mudi cn/$130 a week. CLASS STARTS p.m. In the school cafeteria. The at Hilltop House, Veterans Me The requirement now abrog;at- U.S. Marines Kill 67 of Enemy in New Fighting on the expected rise In con on the north side of the two- event is open to all parents and morial Perk, siast Hartford. ed was that the Treasury hold sumption of 1 per cent. story brick structure. NgCT MONDAVI The Adult Study Clase of friends. The PTA will elect of Henry W. Miner will present gold equivalent to 26 per cent of SAIGON AP) — U.S. Ma- lines for an hour, and then the month while the Marines say this morning also hit enemy biggest allied offensive of the This meant, he said, a rise in Vlrgilak said police did not South Methodist Church will ficers at a business meeting at the nation’s g;ross national prod' EYENIRe 2 EVENINQS EVENINQ “How to Get Better Vacation the value of Federal Reserve rlnes overran a rocket-firing Leathernecks attacked. they have killed more than 160. troop positions 16 miles north of war, government troops sweep- know what type of explosive meet Wednesday cut 10 ajn. In 8. Refreshments will be served. Travel Pictures.” The event Is notes outstanding. band of North Vietnamese regu- The heavy fighting ended Below the western end of the Ban Me Thuot, in the Central ing five miles north of Saigon’s uct in real terms of 3 per cent because there was no Susannah Wesley Hall c f the open to all interested photog- quickly, as the enemy fled. The DMZ , North Vietnamese gun Highlands. Tan Son Nhut air base, found a from the second half of 1967 to fragmentation. e u i K S EACH W EEK GLASSES church. For the average citizen, remo- j^rs Monday and reported kill- The Women’s Society of Com rapSiers. val of the gold cover has no dl- . „ Marines captured three prison ners hurled 125 rocket, mortar The aJllod coonmands report cache containing 80 122mm thc beg;inning of 1969. "But it was a very powerful _ . .. . r TT I. ing 67 of the enemy in new ilght- munity Baptist Church will meet rect effect. He couldn’t ex- j ers. and artillery shells into the ed two other ground actions rockets, 1,200 mortar rounds, With Jenkins’ announcement explosive, having smashed the tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Fellow The Women’s Home League change his paper money for below the eastern end of the Dong Ha, headquarters of the much-scarred Marine combat Monday in which 66 of the ene 138 warheads for bazooka-type of the tough measures in store, downstairs windows add the up Programming ship Hall df the church. The of the Salvation Army will have gold when it was In force and he demilitarized zone, 3rd Marine Division and supply base at Khe Sanh Monday. A. my were killed. Troops of the rockets, 80 recoilless rifle shells the pound sterling Jumped 20 stairs windows and having First Class Rev. Walter Loomis will conduct a Fellowship Service tomorrow can’t now. brought enemy oasual- 'dejpot for all allied outposts U.S. military spokesman said U.S. llth Light ihfkntry Brigade and half a ton of TNT. points on the London exchange cracked the foundation of the A 32-Wook Count... CLASS STARTS NEXT MONDAY! Shoe Repairing a commumlon service. at 2 p.m. in Junior Hall at the For the Treasury, battling to around the U.S. Marine along the eastern half of the casualties as usual were light killed 11 guerrillas along the No major ground action was to $2.40475. building.” DMZ, has been under pressure among the base’s 7,000 defend coast 310 miles northeast of Sai He said the cutbacks In con I Of The Better EUnd! Citadel. Members birthdays will maintain the dollar’s interna- Dong Ha to more th ^ reported in the eight-day-old op He said the charge was set ■jr attesdiag evsalau cUm m , aiany yoeag men and women have Koffeo Kraifiters of the be recognized. Refreshments tlMial value and pledged not to »00 “ ^rch 1. Twelve Ma- from troops of North Vietnam’s ers. gon while suffering no casual eration. ’The U.S. Command re sumption forced him to institute in a window well on the north temelned on the Job . . , end have e e r ^ while they leamedl 324B Division that slipped U.S. B62 bombers kept up ties. South Vietnamese infantry severe tax increases. Bair M l deMIe Write, Bhene, Vbll. Men.-FA 9-9, '^ . 9-i, QUALITY WORK YWK3A will meet Wednesday will be served. devaluate it, removal of the cov- ported 821 enemy soldiers and side of the building, at the base- ' at 9:80 ajm. at the Oconmimlty er means $10.7 billion more to wounded in the clash Monday through the buffer zone and past their daily raids on the North men reported killing 46 enemy 32 Americans have been killed, He said the only exception to ment. WHY W AIT— CALL 525-9158 N O W . a t allied outposts earlier this year. Vietnamese troops encircling soldiers in a battle 35 miles Y. Mrs. Daivld Murphy ■wMl give St. Elizabeth’s Mother Circle fight speculation ednst the miles north of the big Ma while a government spokesman the rule against wage rises The explosive was triggered rine supply base. South Vietnamese forces have Khe Sanh. southwest of Saigon and said would be in cases of agreements RE 8IITRATI 0NS CLOSE THIS THURSDAY REASONABLE instructions for the completion will meet Wednesday at 8:16 dollar—speculation '^hlch, wl(h said South Vietnamese losses by means of a battery in a car About 160 Marines were ma reported killing more than 700 The big bombers flying four their own casualties were light. on Increased worker productivi PRICESI of enitlque wall plaques. Mem p.m. at the home of Mrs. James the-.demands of foreign govern parked in the rear of the head The School with New Ideas bers are reminded to bring a ments and central banks, hod neuvering to attack the enemy of the enemy in the area this missions Monday afternoon and In Operation Quyet Thang, the (See Page Twelve) ty (output per worker). quarters. "Walttog Jobe Are Gleeson, 228 School St. • position when they were flailed Our Specialty!’’ paint bruslh. Other materials drained away most of In an evident gesture toward ’There was no fire associated by .about 40 rounds of 140mm 111 Malu St. » IS Lawit SI. will be supplied. H‘OSte®es are "free” gold. the left wing of the Labor party, with the blast. SAM YUYLES ' The Manchester Italian Amer rocket fire. Allied artillery, heli Jenkins said special measures “ It was detonated by leading Sew ll,r.i:iiV N Mrs. Rlichard PaggloU and Mrs. ican Society will meet tonlgt^L The lash of the gold crisis has (Aeraaa fraa Travalara Tta. Oa.) 28 OAK STREET Joihn Lynch. Meetings are open copter gtinshlps and fighter- will be taken to help the most two wires from the charge over A few steps from Mato at 8 at the clubhouse. (See Page Ten) bombers hammered the enemy needy through upward readjust to a parked vehicle,” 'Vlrgilak Martfard, Oauu. OSIOt to all interested women in the B Sctir.iils Establlsbed 1911! area. ment in family allowances. said, and it was set off “ by Buckley School PTA will meet Allowances In these cases he using the battery of the parked Apaceved by The Stste lesid ef Educatlen*______tonight at 8 in the school audi said will be Increased by three vehicle.” Miss Jane Barrera^ daughter torium. Dr. Gabrield Slmlchas, shillings—36 cents—per week, Asked whether he knew of any of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrera State Department of Education stsgrtlng April 9. reason for the incident, Vlrgilak of 6 Ta‘ylor St., was recently . C vatKBwaoCN or AHimta. ise. consultant, will speak on "Em o The cost of this increase, he said, "No. There have been no elected treasurer of Alpha Del Son of Czech Head tional Health.’ ’ said, will be met by higher tax threats to police ever since I've ta sorority at Clark University, es. been chief. I don’t know of any Worcester, Mass. She is a soph threats to the police or to the omore majoring In psychology. The chancellor said his budget Helps You Overcome Visa provided for revenue of 11.117 building.” Denied Exit billion pounds ($26,824 billion) Prisoners In cells on the other Charles O. Kicking of 77 Riv FALSE TEETH PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia other defection, said one in- and for expenditure of 10.878 bil side of the building were not er Rd., Coventry, was feted yes- (AP) — The son of President formant lion pounds ($26,107 billion), affected. derday at a surprise birthday Looseness and Worry ’The news came as Czechoslo showing a surplus of $717 mil dinner at the home o f his son- No longer be annoyed or feel Ill-at- Antonin Novotny was barred to ease because of loose, wobbly false day from leaving the country vakia learned of several arrests lion in the fiscal year beginning Charged in Aaisaults in-law and daiughter, Mr. and teeth. FASTEETB, an Improved in the case of Sejna. i April 1. Mrs. Clarence Strickland of 321 alkaline powder, holds plates firmer for fear he would flee to thfe NEW HAVEN (AP) — Three so they feel more comfortable. Avoid West in the wake of the scandal Novotny, however, was still Among the tax hikes an- counts of assault have been Oakland St. embarrassment caused by looee false free and showed up at his office teeth. Dentures that fit are essential over Gen. Jan Sejna, his long nounced was the doubling of the med against a Hamden man ac- this noon. tax on betting from 2'^ per cent Mrs. John Flavell of 9 Stark to health.See your dentist regularly. time friend who has defected to cused of posing as a doctor to Get PASTEETH at all drug counters. The report came after a to 5 per cent. The duty on foot weather St., accompanied by the United States. get into a woman’s apartment. An authoritative source said Pragfue newspaper said several ball pools was raised from 26 Mrs. Yolanda Rivera told po Mr. and Mrs. Eric Crawshaw persons have been arrested in per cent to 33 1-3. The cost of and their daughter, Judith, all Antoi()n Novotny Jr., who heads lice investigators that a man INVITATION the Artia Foreign Trade Corp., connection with the Sejna case. casino licenses was raised 60 who pretended to be a physician of Waterford and formerly of Zemedelske Novtoy referred to per cent. Manchester, have returned was denied an exit visa to West TO BID Germany and Yugoslavia where "several dozen people,” but It He had good news for British (See Page Ten) home after a three-week tniip gave po details on the arrests or to the Key West area in Florida. Sealed bids will be received he Waa supposed to travel next at the office of the Purchasing week. charges Involved. Agent, 41 Center Street, Man “ We do not want to have an- The newspaper and Deputy Manchester WATES will meet Premier Atakar Simunek added tomorrow at the Italian Ameri chester, Conn., until March 27, their voices to the growing de can Club, 136 Eldridge St. 1968 at 11:00 a.m. for PATCH ING OF TOWN HIGHWAYS, mand fdr the removal of Presi Shriver Not Expected Weighing in wilt be from 7 to 8.- dent Antonin Novotny, the old- A wine tasting party will be Con Bid forms, plans and specifi cations are available at the Negroes Held line Communist who already ducted after the business meet has been forced Cut as party ing."' Purchasing Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecti chief by a more liberal element. To Be in RFK Drive Some reports have said Sejna "Sprlng;tlme Fancy," a des cut. After Trouble fled Feb. 26 after trying unsuc sert-fashion show sponsored by Town of Manchester, WASHINGTON (AP) — One two years, Shriver directed both cessfully to use the army to the Newcomer’s Club, will be Connecticut ' . of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s the antipoverty agency and the block liberalization and return closest advisers says he doesn’t Peace Corps, the Job to which held tomorrow at 7:30 pjn. in Robert B. Weiss, In Florijd» General Manager Novotny to the party leadership. expect Kennedy’s brother-in-law he was appointed by President Fellowship Hall at Second Con Zemedelskl Noviny said today gregational Church. Tickets may TAMPA, Fla. AP) — A Sargent Shriver to take part in John F. Kennedy. In January that the ugitive was a close the senator’s campaign to un be obtained from Mrs. David shouting crowd of 160 Negroes 1966, he left the Peace Corps to friend of Novotny’s son, Antonin seat President Johnson. concentrate on the antipoverty Brenner, 9 Lawton Rd. gathered on the main street of a Jr. t Negro neighborhood. Monday “ The lost I heard, he is still to campaign. The paper said Atty. Gen. Jan (AF Photofax) night in a disturbance police be ambassador to France," the Shriver, who headed the civil It may be less grand than most station wagons. The Twin Moithexs d u b of Bartuska, who was fired recent Maryland Gov. Spiro Agnew and Nelson Rockefeller at “ draft Rockefeller” meeting last night. Greater (Hartford wlU meet said was punctuated by "quite a source, who refused to permit rights section of John Kennedy’s ly after being accused of plot use of his name, told The Asso- iggo presidential campaign, was Wednesday at 8:16 pm. in the RR-E-E DELIVERY! bit of bottle throwing." One po But it’s also about a grand less. YOUR ting on Novotny’s behalf, was elated Press. mentioned Ir 1964 as a possible Mitchell Room of South Con liceman was hurt. influenced by the "extensive Reports have circulated in Johnson choice for vice presi gregational Church, Hartford. The disturbance broke out aft family connections’’ of the youn PRESCRIPTIOH Washington for weeks that Pres dent. He brushed aside such 4 GREAT STORES TO SERVE YOU er police arrested a Negro wo ger Novotny. As a result, it If you're looking for a miniature mov with, it keeps on going for less. ident Johnson plans to appoint speculation, saying he thougjht HARTFORD ROCKVIUE man, Christine Brown, 33, on said, "he not only made it dlffi- Senators Urge RockefeUer to Run ing van, our Squorebock Sedan isn't it. A Squareback can get as much as 27 is our most Shriver, now director of the Of his brother-in-law Robert F. 527-1164 875-9263 charges of drunkenness and dis cult to expose the guilty persons fice of Economic Ppportunity, Even with its back seat folded down it miles on a gallon of gas. It takes 5 pints We*re as turbing the peace. in time but also made possible WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. vor him and those who favor Rockefeller said, “ I think that porting any candidate although Kennedy, when attorney gener impoitemt ambassador to France. The post al, “ would be terrific . . . Ha’s only holds half as much as the average of oil instead of 5 quarts. It never needs, MANCHESTER Several hours later, when 26 Sejna’s comfortable, well organ- Nelson A. RockefeUer met with Nixon on grounds that “ compe- the American people are giving he thinks RockefeUer “ did a has been vacant since Nov. 16 station wagon. near as . WINDSOR good Job this mor.iing.” He said obviously got all the qualUlca- an ounce of anti-freeze, because it's J Negroes remained on the street escape to the headquarters 17 Republican senators today titlon in the Republican party is their prayerful support to the whpn Charles E. Bohlen was tions." ^ Which means you can't lug 30 pieces cooled by air. rosponstbllity! 643-1505 688-5283 in defiance of police orders, offl- y g intelligence service.” said most urged him after healthy." President” in hopes he can end the governor would have strong your promoted to undersecretary of Ii\ a television interview Sun of luggoge. Or a full-sized double bed. And it avoids repair bills like a... cers moved in and arrested The newspaper also charged hour-long breakfast session He said he had discussed a the war. support in North Dakota, but state. day, Kennedy named his broth But maybe you just need a car that well, like a Volkswagen. eight. Chief J. G. Littleton said that Sejna sent conscript■ ‘ sol ■ to seek the GOP presidential number of issues, including Sen. Thruston B. Morton, R- that Nixon had strength among telephone Another source close to the er, Sen. Edward M. Kenndey, can carry 15 valises. Or a full-sized So before you go out and buy some the eight were being held “ for diers to remodel the younger nomination. Vietnam, but said ■ he felt he Ky., who was host for the ses those likely to be delegates. Kennedys said, “ I have not Investigation of unlawful assem They felt from the point, of would be "less than responsi sion which brought together Rockefeller was asked about D-Mass., and brother-in-law, single bed. Then you can save a lot of station wagon that has twice as much Novotny’s Prague villa and his heard his (Shriver’s) name Stephen Smith of New York, NOTAffY b ly-riot," a felony. view of the party and the coun ble” if he gave a superficial re GOP senators from all seg reports that his name may still money with a Squareback Sqdan. space as you really need, ask yourself FREE FREE summer residence at Slapy. It mentioned in connection with along with former White House The ages of the eight ranged try this was desirable,” the New medy for the war without being ments. of the party, said, “ No be entered in the May 14 Ne the campaign at all . . . I’m It costs only $2349"' this question: PUBLIC demanded that Novotny be ex aides Kenneth O’Donnell and DELIVERY Parking! from 21 to 66. posed. York governor said. privy to detailed intelligence’ commitments were asked. None braska primary, even though rather surprised that his name And it not only goes for less than Will all that extra grartQtess be worth Littleton said he heard "sev Theodore Sorensen as likely MTHUR Simunek was quoted by Radio But he added he stUl has not and military information. were given." he withdrew it on grounds he is hasn’t come up. If he were jnost, conventional wogons to begin an extra.grand? eral gimshots, or they sounded leading figures in his campaign Prague today as saying the eld decided whether to make the "I don’t see how an intelll- Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N,Y.,' not a candidate before last going to participate, I’m sure like gunshots” some blocks dis for the Democratic presidential Your order for drug need* er Novotny "will resign hlri' of race. An aide said an announce gence candidate could come up said the governor gave no clue week’s filing deadline. somebody would have men • J tant from the main disturbance. nomination. ■ad .ooometlM will be taken DRUG STORES fice as president of the repub ment would \k made in Albany with an overaimpllfication” as to what he would do but that “ This Is Nixon country," tioned him." He also said there was "quite a he TED TRUDON, Inc. care o f Immediately. lic and thus render a good serv Wednesday on the time and about Vietnam)and feel he has In his opinion Rockefeller re FREE bit of bottle-throwing." replied,___ , _____ adding,______“ If my^ ______name is Shriver and his wife, the for- A sked *^ o^ av"w ^ h A r s MONEY ice to the country." Novotny’s place of Rockefeller's statement made a valuable contribution, ceived "a encouraging on"the ballot, my name is on the mer Eunice Kennedy, are vaca- would participate one of TOLLAND TURNPIKE hartford-manchester-rockvilll- One officer, Sgt. Ron Erich, Qfft resignation is expected at a on whether he will- challenge the governor said when asked was struck on the hand by a Richard M. Nixon for the noml-i about Nixon’s promise to end ORDERS meeting of the party central ® not campaign there in any case, not be reached for comment. signs had been reached on am. ^ TALCOTIYILLE ix^sMojtCsu thrown bottle and treated at a nation. |the w af’ lf elected president. Sen. Milton R. Young, R-N.D., Wrapping hospital, said the chief. ' committee opening March 28. Asked whether he would side- . ^ February 1964, President algnments for any members of *Suggeiit)ed ReteU Price East Coast P.O.B., Local IVixfiB and Oltliea’ Dealer DdUvwy 767 MAIN ST.—648-6821 Rockefeller said he was urged ’■ Asked about his past support a conservative facing re-elec Johnson named' Shriver to lead Chaigee, If Any, Additlonaa. WiWitewBllis Optional A* Extoa Ooet, Freeorlptloa Pharmacy (Dm ra ge Ten) (See Page Thirteen) to run both by senators who fa- for President Johnson’s policies, tion this year, said he. is not sup- (See Page Thirteen) the war on poverty. For nearly (See Page Nineteen)
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