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------January 6, 1968 Cknidy tonight. Low 5 to 16. The Rev. Richard Dupee of Members of Cub Scout Pack Tomorrow chance at anew. High South Methodist Church wlH 68 of Waddell School who visit Weiss Submits $36^350 Plan Al^ut Town conduct a service Sunday at ed Crestfleld Convalescent ORANGE HALL iHanrlfPBtpr lEiipnitin IIpral^l 30 to 36. 15,534 ■Hie ex«cuttve committee ot 8:16 a. m. on radio station Home and Hospital before Manchetter— ^ City of Village Charm Nutmeg Fy>re»t, T*U Oedare of WINF. The program is sponsor Christmas include Robert Re- To Provide Longevity Pay Lebanon, will meet Monday at ed by the Manchester Council ault, William Correia, Albert ’Town Manager Robert Weiss icipal emidoyes, Including uni 7:80 p. m. at the Maaonlc of Churches. Meek, Timothy Morlarty and VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 87 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 1.3, 1968 (Cinaaifled Advertizing on P ig e 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS pffchard Kos. ’Their names were Is recommeding a longevity formed personnri. Tem pte. I Airman Thomas E. O’Neil, omitted In a recent account of plan for town employes which, Weiss has also submitted a he estimates, would cost the local cost estimate based on a The PoUah National AUlance son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. the visit In the Herald. a 'V town $86,860 In die 1968-69 fis plan in effect In East Hartford. will meet Sunday at 1 p.m. at O’Neil of 13 Thayer Rd., recent Hunt Spurred hy Colleffe Incident Adonlram Council, Royal and c a l y ea r. That plan, he states, would cost BINGO 77 North St. ly completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has Select Masters, will have an of Weiss states that the town’s the town an estimated $66,790 EVERY SATURDAY MeKT three employe organisations, n ext y ear. Jamea MBcDonaad, project been assigned to the Air Force ficial Inspection when it meets the Policemen’s dub, the Fire A longevity flan recognises m«teo«oUslst of the Thavelero Technical Training Center, at 8 tonight In the Masonic ORANGE HALL m e n 's Union, euid L ocal 991 o f years of service when salary LSD Sun Blind Cases Sought Wealthier Service, will speak to Syracuse, N. Y., for specialized Temple In Elllngton-RockvUle. the town employes' union, have arrangements are determined. morrow at 6:30 p.m. at a pot- schooling as a language special The Royal Master degree will been pressing for two years for Under Weiss $36,860 proposal, The six college students, iden ’Vmd were not consciously look luck sponsored by the Couples ist be conferred. Fred Eppler, By JACK MILLER a longevity salary plan. employes with 8 to 8 years ser Club ot Center Cong:regational grand conductor of the Grsmd Associated PreM Writer tified only as juniors at an im- ing at the sun." He said doctors The plan proposed by Local vice would receive $100 ppr year Church. Hla topic is "Weather Parents and teachers of the Cjuncil of Connecticut, will be WASHINGTON (AP)—'The named Western Pennsylvania surmise the drug caused the 991, he says, would cost an es as longvity pay; those'With 9 Prediction." Those wishing fur Eighth Grade Confirmation the inspecting officer. case of six Pennsylvania college college, suffered total and per students' eyelids to remain timated $84,600 next fiscal year; to 16 yesurs would reclve $160; SHOP PINEHURST ther Information may call Mr. Class of South Methodist Church students who were permanently manent blindness Isist spring open. the Policemen’s dub pn^posal thoee with 16 to 19 years, $200; 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. and Mrs. Don Ellis of 22 Pack- will meet in the Confirmation ’The executive board of the SATURDAY blinded by staring at the sun while staring at the sun in an Yoder, interviewed by tele would cost an estimated $46,600; and those with 20 or more ewd D r. o r M r. and M re. George Room Sunday between the 9 and Women’s Club of Ma>^^te8ter during an LSD "trip’’ Is spur LSD-induced trance. phone from his office in Harris and the Firemen’s Union .pro years, $280. PiooM not*: W* open at 8 A.M. Saturdays 10:46 a.m. church services. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at ring a nationwide federal search Health officials said it was the burg, said the Pennsylvania stu Bailey at 34 Carol Dr. posal would cost an estimated The payments would be made the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Chairs Parade and w* or* op*n TONIGHT TILL NINE. for other such incidents. first instance they knew of in dents had gone In the morning k $46,480. in two Installments, half in Dec ’The junior and senior Con Alplne, 26 Marlon Dr. Mrs. John Shortly after The Associated which total Mindness resulted. to a wooded area within walking Advertisement— firmation Classes, scheduled to Edwin M. Edwards of 38 Wells All esUmates are for aU mun ember and half In June. Horton will serve as co-hostess. Press learned Friday of the But they noted another case lost distance of the college campus. meet tomorrow at Emanuel Lu St., district and county com Man wanted for light delivery Pennsylvania case federal May in which four students at They were found that afternoon, theran Church, have been can mander of the VFW, recently truck tWver. Full-time. Tel. 289- Special Feature the University of California at about six hours later, by fellow celed because of illnesses. was appointed chEdrman of a Reunion Planned health oifflctols announced a U068. Church Women Loyalty Day Parade sponsored Skating - Coasting state-by-state survey to see if Santa Barbara permanently lost students who knew of the drug by the VFW Department of Con By 1948 Oass Grade AA Strickland other persons have lost their their reading vision under near taking plans. The victims were Elects Officers ly Identical circumstances. necticut. The parade will be Fanns Large Fresh sight while under the Influence helpless when they were found, held in Hartford, Sunday, May The Manchester High School of the powerful hallucinogen. Norman M. Yoder, commis Yoder said. Mrs. Samuel D. Pierson of rrs BEEN 10* BELOW ZERO THIS WEEK 6 at 1 p.m., rain or shine. Loyed- graduating class of 1948 Is plan Federal officials had known of sioner of Pennsylvania’s Office "I think It’s a terrible price to FROM ’THE COOLERS! Macs, Oorttands, 1 ^ , Second Congregational Church doz ty Day parades are sponsored ning a 20th reunion which wSl the CMe since last November of the Blind, said the Pennsylva pay for kicks," said Yoder. All DeUckHis, W hies^, R ^ t was elected to a second term by the VFW each year to off f r e s h VEGETABLES! Belglnm Ekidlve, Green, Yellow but a spokesman said no study nia youths had Iain on their six of the students had used as president of the Manchester set the annual May Day Com be held Saturday, May 28, at gmMsh, Oom-on-Oob, Roimine Lettuce, Bnmve, E»»role, was undertaken earlier because backs because they thought It LSD previously, he said. Council of Church Women Unit munist demonstrations. Following is the weekend the Elks Home, East Hartford. nmnitfln Sprouts, Butternut Squash, Cranberries, \4Wte EGGS of policy questions Involving was a good position for experi ed at a meeting ’Tuesday night schedule skating, skiing tor About 20 attended a meeting Porii and Block Chuck Boasts are the budget values ] encing the effects of the drug (See Page Eleven) gJiH ^'^ti^a, Hot and Frying Pesters, Ymte, at the Federation Room of Cen federal and state jurisdictions. Turnips, Cherry Tomatoes, Eggplant, Spinach, Green Beans, and coasting: Wednesday night at Atty. Vin ter Corgrcgationa) Church. Mrs this wedc. Vine Ripened Tomatoes and Red Oabbage. Today: Skating at Center cent Diana’s office, 768. Main Glenn Law of North Methodist MMH Unit Plans f r e s h FRUIT! Watermelons, Strawberries, Rod, White, Springs Park and Charter Oak St., to organize the event. Atty. Church was elected to a first Blue GnuMM, Bose, D’Anjou, Cornice Pears, Spanish Melom, Orientation Tea to 10 p.m., skiing at Mt. Nett), Diana was appointed chairman PtoesumlSrUmes. Imported Chestnuts, Navel Or- term as vice president. of the planning committee. He 4 6 -O S . CAN •ng^aTThngerinea. PLUS! Fresh Oder, Figs, Dates, White with tow service, from 6:30 to Others elected for a second The Women’s Auxiliary of 9:30; coasting at Center Springs will be assisted by Robert Kam Doctors Approve Bowles Talk Buys and Phik Grap^rult. term are Mrs. Frank Williams inski, treasurer; and Mrs. Glor HAWAIIAN RED PUNCH SPTOLALS FOR A SPECIAL KATHY! Manchester Memorial Hospital Park until dark. of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Saturday and Sunday: Skat ia (Ferrell) Swanson, publicity. CARROTS...... * 3 9 « secretary: Mrs. Howard Lock- will sponsor Its annual Member George Hubbard is in charge and 4 6 -O S . CAN S o f Time for Solving CHIQUITA B A N A N A S ...... * lbs. 2 5 « ing at the same areas 10 a.m. Of Heart Progress ward ot United Methodist of ship Orientation Tee Thursday, to 10 p.m.; skiing, with tow of securing a band. DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE MAC A PP LES...... 16 qt. bskt. 9 1 .9 5 Bolton, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Jan. 18 at 1 ;S0 p.m. In the doc service, 1 to 6 p.m.; coasting Members of the class wiriiing United States to consider allow By THE A8SGCIATED PRESS where we are, but we are not NEW DELHI, India (AP) — SEALTEST or ROYAL ICE CREAM '/: gal 9 9 ^ Loomis of South Methodist, pub tors’ dining room at the hos k:30 a.m. to dark. to attend the reunion may con This week’s Plinom Penh talks ing U.S. troops to carry out hot licity, and Mrs. J. Manley Shaw Doctors attending the world’s worried about anything In par- COMICE PEARS “Fruit of the Month” 6 5 9 « pital. tact Mrs. Swanson, 221 Porter between U.S. Ambassador Ches pursuit into Cambodia. That of South Church, chairman of two surviving heart transplant ticular.” St.; Mrs. Jean (Monart) Weiss, ter Bowles and Prince Norodom would bring the risk that more C O M P L E T E l i n e OF SUNDAY PAPERS! Christian World Missions and The event is planned for wom recipients today indicated quail- In the Stanford Medical Cen- 323 Spring St.; or Mrs. Shirley for Sihanouk appear to have bought and more fighting would occur • Atoo Complete Une of SEALTEST Dairy Products • World Day of Prayer. en who have Joined the auxilia Testimonial Set fled approval of their patients’ ter in California, the 64-year-old (Crte) McCabe, 48 Woodland St. time for efforts to solve the on Cambodian soil. Mrs. Walter Loomis of Com ry during the past year, and progress although California Kasperak was set to mark an There will be a meeting to problem posed by Vietnamese The Bowles-Slhanouk meeting munity Baptist was elected other women In the area Inter For Lt. Cooke Adults and children love them both. Buy a case of 12 cans steelworker Mike Kasperak was supiiversary tonight—a full discuss plans for the reunion Communists using Cambodia r.i will produce fresh diplomatic ef chairman of Christian World Re ested In becoming members. A assorted . . . still on the critical list. week since he received his new tour of the hospital will be given Lt. William J. Cooke of the Monday, Jan. 29 at Atty. D1-, a sanctuary. forts to activate the ICC, which A U.S. Cavalry Division Soldier runs pact two of his about 30 miles south of Da Nan, South Vietnam. lations and World Community ana’s office. It is open to all Dr. (Jhristlaan N. Barnard heart, has until now been ineffective. at 12:48 p.m., before the tea. Manchester Police Department Both Sihanouk and the United buddies as he chargfes towai'd North Vietniunese (AP Photofax). PPPO Day. members of the class. said today in Cape Town, South He was reported showing con- Established to supervise the States are CMicerned that the I l i H l PRODUCE!'* Mrs. Wlnthrop Reed of St. Mrs. WlUlam Wegner and Mrs. Africa, that retired dentist Phil- tinued general improvement troops firing from a trench in the Que Son Valley, will be honored Saturday, Jan. Come to Plnehurst for $1.49 CONTAC for colds 79c; Vietnam war might seep into 1954 political and territorial George Episcopal Church, Bol Josef^ Shaw will serve as Ip Blaiberg has complained of Friday but a spokesman said 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 648-6384 27 at 7 :30 p.m. at a testimonial neutral Cambodia and would agreements that liquidated the ton, was chairman of a nomi guides. " $1.15 Mlcrln Gargle and Mouth Wash 65c; 99c M ^ tiredness and routine tests on the use of an artificial kidney dinner and dance ait the V F W Breck Hair Spray 55c and hundreds of other Medicine like the International Control French presence in Indochina, nating committee which Includ Mrs. Martin Duke, auxUlfoy him were being relaxed to allow might have to be resumed. So the IOC is composed of India, president, and Mrs. Raymond Post Home, 808 E. Center St. LET US PRICE Cabinet and Health end Beauty Aids at lower prices. Commission given the means to Israel, Jordan ed representatives of all him more rest. far Kasparek has been able to Poland and Canada. The U.S. PeraceWo, first vice pre^dent, Edwin M. Edwards and Patrol YO U R NEXT patrol the border effectively. Americans Feared Dead churches In the council. "We have been watching what sit in a chair and on the side of view is that Communist Poland man Emanuel Motola are co- Use of Cambodian border ter Exchange Fire The Rev. Joseph Bourret, pas w ill te ll ot the auxiliary and its PRESCRPTION we call the vital slg;ns, like his bed for short periods. has prevented the commission chairmen of the event. The ritory by the Viet Cong and tor of Concordia Lutheran role in the community. Voiun- blood pressure and pulse rate, from taking an active role in in "Ray D” combo will play for Come early Saturday or at 2 minutes before six Saturday, (See Page Twelve) North Vietnamese has led the South of Galilee Church, officiated at the In teer chairmen will tell of each ARTHim DRUG every 16 minutes,” he said and suring that (Jommuhlst troops dancing from 0 p.m, to 1 a.m. we wtU have plenty of special values for you... Vietnam Chopper Crash TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)—Is stallation. A resume of “ New phase of the auxiliary program these checks will be relaxed for do not use Cambodian territory. HOUSE Paul McOeary, probation of Dimensions,’ ’ a Church Wom at the hospital. Mrs. Laura B. two and four hoius at a time to Bowles returned from Phnom raeli and Jordanian troops trad- Biggs, the hospital social work ficer of Vernon, will serve as SAIGON (AP) — A big U.S. the five-man Marine crew and crating in South Vietnam, ed machine gun fire across the en United bulletin, was given by 59c 18-os. JAB T H E FA M O U S allow Blaiberg more sleep. Penh relatively optimistic about master of ceremonies. representatives of churches In er, will also speak. 6k Similar tests on the first heart a possible Improvement in the Marine helicopter crashed into 36 passengers—31 Marines, crashed Monday night on a trip Jordan River south of the Sea of Special Mrs. LeRoy Parker heads a Tickets are now available PETER PAN BUMBLE BEE a mountain south of the demill- three Navy men, one Army man from Dong Ha, 11 miles south of Galilee today, an army an- the council. Mrs. Ralph Frank transplant patient, Louis Wash- Europe Goes Slowly Cambodian situation. of Center Church was chairman committee In charge of arrange and may be obtained from Ed PEANUT Gr**n Lob*l kansky, were relaxed pfter he He apparently feels the talks tarized zone five days ago and and a civilian employe of the the DMZ, to Phu Bai, 49 miles nouncement said, of a refreshment committee. ments for the tea. She will be wards at 88 Wells St., or Motola, all 41 Americans aboard are Army’s post exchange system. farther .south. One spoke.sman xhe Israelis accused the Jor- AND BUTTER CHUNK TUNA too complained of tiredness. resulted in some slight improve Purchase! Mrs. Albert Gates of Mystic, assisted by Mrs. David Le- 88 Santina Dr. SEE Barnard said there were still ment in US.-Cambodian rela feared killed, the U.S. Com- Viet Cong guerrillas are said poor weather was a factor danlans on the east bank of Lt. Cooke was promoted to r vice president of Church Wom Toumeau, Mrs. Aaron Cook and "one or two spots” on the back In Approaching Arabs tions and that Sihanouk may mand reported today. known to operate In^ the area in thfe crash. ^ opening up with machine gun his present rank N o v . 9 , 1067> en United of Connecticut, was Mrs. Dante Balbonl. Mrs. Hans of the 58-year-old Blalberg’s now better understand the dan Rescue parties were waiUng and the command declined to xhe wreckage was spotted fire on an Israeli border patroi He Joined the force In January OUR normal attempts of individual unable to appear as the main Menko Is chairman of a refrerii- throat from a virus infection but LONDON (AP )— West Euro gers of continued Communist for the weather to improve be- give a detailed report on the Friday morning by an observa- jeep traveling on the west side, HALE 1963 as a supernumerary, and businessmen to seek sales speaker because of Inclement ment committee. elided that he was quite satis pean and Arab nations are presence in his country. fore setUng out for the rugged crash because, it said, "addi- tlon plane. An Air Force rescue The Israelis said they returned became a full-time patrolman — Since 1853 “ we.ather. Reservations are not required fied with his patient’s condition. mending their relations dam where they can. A prime factor in what hap crash site. If they found all the tional information might endan- helicopter hovered over the site the ft e and the exchange lasted for the tea but the committee on In October of that year. He was As a precautionary measure aged by the Arab-IsraeM war European aid programs larj;e- pens next appears to be what men on the craft dead, it would ger the lives of the survivors, if for a few minutes but had to aboulan hour, appointed sergeant In 1961. ly Involve postponement of Arab arrangements suggest that those the hospital had a shipment of last June but European influ India, ICC chairman, will do. be the worst helicopter disaster there are any.’’ jeave because of worsening Later, the army said, the Jor- famous "FALCON" brand He Is married and has three Everyday low price on Hood’s MUk, gaUon glass, 81c; Bumble planning to attend call Mrs,. gamma globulin serum flown ence in the Middle East is likely debt repayments. Since Arab Prime Minister Indira Ghan- of Gie war. The command said the hump- weather. The rescue crew re- danians again opened up with Public Record children^ He and his wife and Bee SoUd White Tuna, 2 for 79c; MaxweU House Coffee, 72c treasuries have been drained by Cook at 98 Cushman Dr. or Mrs. from Frankfort, Germany. It to remain limited for the time dl, while calling reportedly for Pending further reports, the backed CH53 helicopter, the Warrantee Deeds family live at 104 Lockwood St. lb., $1.42 for 2 lb. can; and Birdseye Cool Whip Is on sale at the war, there appears little U.S. Command listed as missing largest troop-carrying type op- (See Page Three) (See Page Twelve) DELUXE TAILORED Balbonl at 32 Washington St. JIM MtCAVAWABH would be used to fight the infec being. peace in Vietnam and a halt in Raymond 8. Holcomb Jr. to S9c for the large sise... An Associated Press survey else the Europeans can do. Clifford W. Sheer Construction tion but Barnard said It did not U.S. bombing of the North, appear to------be needed------anymore.------shows no sign of any concerted Some coamtries. like B r it o , has said India could do little be- Co., property on Wlnthrop Rd. JIM OFFERS Noting there is much yet un- West European drive to expand want to sell more to the Arab ataiemate on the Bruno Giordano to Laura Eca- ir CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ known______about___ * heart transplants, ties with the Arabs. Instead, states but have been unable to cause or me siaiemaxe on me bert, property on Spring St. 3 REALMmAINS SERVE PINEHURST GROUND MEATS win markets in the Middle East, commission. Barnard said: "We are still In trade programs now picking up Now, however, Sihanouk has all Committee Deed . Combination Windows and Doors AT LEAST ONCE THIS WEEKEND .. . On •* general because we don’t know steam seem little more than the sent a note to the commission Robert W. Ecabert, commit Others, like West Germany, In 1968 Women’s Fashions Door Cauopies, RoII-np Awnings, Canvas Awnings Repaired, requesting it be activated in tee for the estate of Louise Gi 64 PonHoe Star Chiof 3 IN 1 BLEND OF PORK, BEEF & VEAL. . lb. 69c have made few economic over ordano, to Bruno Giordano, pro Re-covered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas Re 4-Door Sedan. Auto trans., Cambodia. He is asking creation paired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Custom tures to the Arabs because of perty on Spring St. LEAN U.S. CHUCK GROUND ...... lb. 79e of mobile teams and establish Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Panels for ” ^ 1 3 9 5 apparent political problems. ment of fixed posts at various weather Federal Tax Liens Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Bostcovers Only France has shown real ‘Individual, Glamor’ Important points in Cambodia to help keep U.S. Governement against and Canvas. We Do Rescreenlng of Aluminum Screens, 64 Chovrolot impoia I U.S. CHOICE ROUND STEAK GROUND lb. 99e Interest In penetrating the Mid out all foreign forces. B y RHEA STEWART George K. Higgins, property at Heavy Duty Zippers. ^ Statioii Wagon. PS., PB., dle East as a third force be 60 Wadsworth St., <16,628.86. CUBE STEAKS ...... lb. $1.39 Foreign Office sources said Herald Special Writer auto, trana 91595 tween the United States and the that on receipt of the letter In U.S. Governement against Soviet Union. But so far NEW YORK - "There are George K. and Lois Higgins, dia would contact as soon as coats MANCHESTER AWNING CO. France’s efforts have been re two important words in fashion property at 60 Wadsworth St., 67 Pontiac LdMans Home Style Sausag* Meat and possible the Canadian and Pol EST. 1949 — 196 W . CENTER STREET — 649-8091 2-Door Hardtop. Bucket strict^. $3,870.67. Italian Style Link Sausage ish governments concerning ac today. One is ’individual’ and neats, auto, itrans., 92395 France has promised to con tion to be taken. the other is ’glamor’ ’’ said sider favorably arms orders Authoritative American Morton Myles, designer for with BOURNE BUIGK (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) Jeunesse, to the fashion writers Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. gathered to see the styles from luxurious zip-out liners! “The House of which American women will Customer Satioflaotlan’’ CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE... 649-48 71 choose for this spring. Of Feuding Results “ A few years ago women were proud of the llttle-nothdng sndb look, the Uttle-nothing CARTER CMyROLET black dress, and then make-up got so pale that a woman was Humphrey Warns in danger of disappearing. That ® USED CARS ® was the time that hair started getting higher and higher, and REMODELING? I think that women were try Coast D^ftiocrats ing to get even for all those com par* little-nothings. Now a woman FRESNO, Caillf. (AP) —Vice "Nor can it be allowed to ob cam be something, can be ;m at $35 Visit To Our Used Cor Lot BEAT THE SPRING PRICES! President Hubert H. Humphrey scure the other critical chal individual. warned California’s feuding lenges before us today.’ ’ ' "And until recently It was Democraits today- that disagree He warned that defections Show You Why More Peopie opulence that carried clothes, ments over the Vietnam war from Johnson will help the Re- ON KITCHEN could defeat President Johnson publicans and he had a special not glamor. The glamorous look Buy Used Cars At Corter's in November. word for Democrats who are of the 1930’s, that we have been AND REC ROOMS “ A Republican candidate leaving their party for thlrd- seeing In those old movies on OFF television, is coming back in Put your brand on one of these bargains could possibly be elected, if by party movements. real life, the look that will stop NOW! our disunity and disarray we Either President Johnson or Republican will be elected traffic at a cocktail party.’’ • 68 CHEVROLET $1895 67 VALIANT $1798 67 CHEVROLET $2848 help him," the vice president In Mr. Myles’ own collection, Bel Air 2-Door. 6-cyI., auto., Impala Sport Sedan.. V-8, au V-100 2-Door. 6-oyL, stand said. (See Page Eleven) which is priced more moderate power steering, radio, heat ard, heater, whitewalls. to., power steering, radio, Humphrey, in California on a er, whitewalls. heater, whltewaUs. ly than those of most design political peace-making mission ers who have been showing this i-in one v a lu e ... 66 D O D G E S219S 64 CHEVROLET $1198 66 CHEVY H $1948 from Washington, made his uni week for the American Design Coronet *440’ 2-Door Hardtop. Bel Air 4-Door. V-8, auto., Nova Station Wagon. 6-oyl., ty plea in a speech prepared for 'Fat Legs ers Series, the traffic-stopping 426 Heml., 4-speed, radio, radio, heater, whltewaUs. auto., radio, heater, white- delivery to a Democratic look is represented hy a dinner w a lls. heater, whitewalls, Posltrac- conference launching the state dress in a black-and-white print Uon rear axle, heavy duty W o rry F H A 68 PLYMOUTH $1698 party’s 1968 campaign. on such a large scale that the if s a raincoat! susp. But he found himself compet F u ry in 4-Door. V-8, auto., GOOD VALUE BUYS You con have that WASHINGTON (AP) —Mini skirt is black and the bodice ing with U.S. Sen. Eugene Mc 67 CHEVROLET $2346 power steering, radio, heat skirts and cold weather lead to mostly white, with a wide black Carthy, from his own state of Bel Air 4-Door. V-8, luto., er, whltewaUs. 62 CHEVROLET $498 "Dream Kitchen" or just one thing, the Federal sash at the tight waist, and Minnesota, who also is in Fres Flirtatious ruffles cascade down and around Anne if s a cold weather coat! radio, heater, whltewaUs. Bel Air 4-Door. 6-cyl., stand Housing Administration says: the print cut out in a scallop Fogart.v’s navy taffeta dress for Spring 1968. The 66 PON 'nAC $2148 ard, radio, heater. "Rec Room" now and no, campaigning against a pro- motif to call attention to a 64 COBVAIR $996 Johnson slate of delegates In the Fajt legs, flared skirt is widely belted and swings over crisp LeMans Sport Coupe. OHC neckline tihart. would be notice Monsa Sport Coupe. 6-cyI., 69 STUDEBAKEB $848 June presidential______primary,__ Chilly knees would not seem lilocmera. e-cyl., 4-speed, nUHo, heat Model F-4 2-Door. 6-cyl., save money! able anyway because it is so 4-speed, radio, heater, buck er, bucket seats,whitewalls. McCarthy, a Democrat who to be In FHA’s normal jurlsdic if s an all-occasion coat! et seats, whitewalls. standard, radio, heater. titan (batt the federal algency haa low. opposes the war, is backed by a A red jacket, waist-length, is watches on her wrist, and guess ers and women’s page editors, 64 FORD $1188 an employe health division that 66 FORD $1848 68 OLDSMOBILE $1608 slate of peace delegates. the traffic-stopper at Adele what color -the bands were. as much as travel writers per Country Sedan Wagon. 6-cyl., Oalaxle Sport C oi^. fi-«yl., Starflre Sport Coupe. .V-8, At stake In the primary are worries about all those govern standard, radio, heater, auto., power steering-brakes- ment girls. Simpson’s, for it is sleeveless Elizabeth Carpenter, the se haps more, determine where the Never before sold at this low, low price! standard, radio, heater, California’s votes at the Nation above a silk twill, long-sleeved cretary of Mrs. Lyndon B. family vacation wUl be spent. whitewalls. whitewalls. w indow s, radio, h ea ter, "The legs of young women re al Democratic convention, a blouse In a large ribbon print Johnson, came to ask the fash Women generally pick the place. Handsome oil weather coots with the lat white-waUs. bloc second in size only to New spond quite rapidly to exposure 66 CHEVROLET $1976 66 OLD8MOB1LE $2198 of red, white and blue. ion writers for their help in pro Where does she go? Quite often to cold temperatures,” a health est spilt shoulder and slosh pocket styl Impala Super Sport Coupe. Cutlass HoUday Sport Coupe. 62 CHEVROLET $728 * FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION * York’s. moting America as a place to she takes her family where riie "If you want to continue our division memo. says, By the way, that patriotic co ing. And the luxurious orlon pile zip-out V-8, auto., power steering, V-8, 4-speed, radio, heater, Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, beautify and to visit. She said: has seen pretty women In pretty The bodUy respoi)se Is a lor combination of red, white radio, heater, bucket seats, power steering and brakes, auto., power steeHng, radio, progress, reelect /Lyndon John- “ It helps immeasurably when pictures. It Is as simple as liner mokes it the coot for 'yeor-oround- heater, whltewaUs. quick buildup of successive lay and blue goes all through the whltew aUs. bucket seats, whltewaUs. son,” Humphrey said, you move the fashion models or that.” wear*. Your choice of block, natural, dork CALL NOW!— 643-6662 ers of fatty molecules under the collections. It was obviously Humphrey, who supports the fashion newsmakers from pos skin areas of the thighs, knees, planned long before President Now that we know where to olive muted plaid, and block muted plaid. war, said "there Is room for dis ing in front of the staid old gray BRING YOUR TITLE AND BE READY TO TRADE— WE ARE! Face It, IPs Cold calves and ankles of female Johnson asked Americans to be glamorous, let’s get back to agreement, discussion and de drapery or poised expectantly Regulars 34 to 46, longs 36 to 46, shorts, legs.” travel in their own country, tout how to be glamorous. You can bate in this party." on the second step of the stair Pity this poor standing out on an Omaha, Neb., And once a leg that’s left out tHe theme was emphasized this do it by lifting the skirt of your 34 to 44. , “ AU that I ask qf my friends way (why Is it always the sec street comer all by himself' with four inches of who have various degrees of In the cold gets that chubby look week even in the showing of Ann Fogarty dress and showing BOB’S Custom Remodeling Co. Sheffield watches,- where a ond step?) out to the beauty disagreement on Vietnam Is to It can be made trim again only snow aJl around, temperatures only 8 above with model appeared with thrqe giant spots of your town. FastUon writ (See Page Three) CARTER CHEVROLET a wind chill index of 25 below zero. What’s worse, remember that .the issue of Viet by “ extraordinary exercises that most women find difficult 308 MAlk STREET MANCHESHR the Weather Bureau said the temperature was due nam is not the only issue that USE YOUR CHARGE 1229 Main St___Open Evenings till 9, Thtirs. till 6— Manchester to drop to 10 below. (AP Photofax). we face as a nation," he "said. to maintain," the buUetln says. k.
/ . \ A ___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER FV'ENIN^ HEPAiiD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 Medicare and Social Security— 10 W eather in Soucie Heads Sheinwold Bridge Dow Average 41 Americans Feared Dead MAKE OPPONENTS COMMIT D eclin es but In Vietnam Chopper Crash The Nation Heart Drive SUICIDE E.nst dealer Young Are Also Benefiting Norlh-Soiilh vulnerable (Oontinned from Page One) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J. Gilbert Soucie has been ap By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Snow, sleet and freezing rain pointed chairman ^ the 1968 N O RTH Market Rises A READER SERVICE—Information in this series,. plus additional NAMED DIRECTOR PROMOTED ported no sign of life on the attackers held the p r ^ n - Heart Fund in MaMhester. A few years ago the Phila Q 10 clal capital for three hours Mon- data and tables can be obtained in book form by using the menaced highway travel acroee 8 Arthur E. Smith of 28 Ray- Cliariea A. Regulbuto of Or By ED MORSE WASHINOTON — (NEA) — He will direct the efforts of K 1073 (tround. coupon below: (Please mall the coupon to New York Chty, using the Midwest and South today delphia zoo reported that its A PBusIness Writer Social Security stands in most volunteers during the February 0 93 mond Rd., executive vice presl- chard HIU Dr. has been pro- A Marine spokesman In Da por the second straight day, the address as it appears in the coupon.) while subzero cold gripped the most poisonous snake, a Gaboon dent and director of United Air- moted to assistant director in American minds as an "old peo- Northern plains and eased its campaign which supiwrts the ♦ A ^ Q 2 . NEW YORK (AP)—The stock Nang said fighter-bombers have the eight-engine Stratofortresses viper, had bitten itself to death. craft OorporatloiL was elected the Medicare Division of the pie's proKram," but in fact it weeklong hold on the Northeast. Heart Assocdetibn o f Greater WEST EAST market put ob a oontradlctory blasted a small landing zone In avoided the demilitarized zone, has important meaning for ^ < X :iA L SECURITY ^ a director of the Hartford Wire group department at Traveler’s Winter weather warnings of Hartford. This was hardly news to bridge ♦ J73 4 K642 tierformance this week, with ____>»...» D,,f o,. where Soviet-built antiaircraft young wrorkers, for some young I Dept. 060 I Insurance Co., and Hartford Insurance Companies. the overhanging forest. But ef one kind or another were in ef SotMle, manager of the Man- players; they do It all the time, C? 08 CP gainers far outnumbering losers students, and for targe num ' P.O. Box 489 ' Accident and Indemnity Oo. at Regulbuto joined the com- forts to get rescuers In by Thursday. U.S. Marine jets kept I Radio City Station fect for states. O A 8752 0 but with the popular average . . _i j v ------'• ------■>— — bers of children. 12 not always voluntarily. a meeting of The Hartford In- pany In 1966 as contracts’ man- declining because of weakness were thwarted by attacks on suspected missile ' New York, N.Y. 100 The storm sweeping eastward A 965 . A surance Group’s Board of Direc- ager in the medicare division, It IS designed basically to pro Opening lead 8 of diamonds. In blue chips. sites. ahead of the new cold snap scat SOUTH tors Tuesday. He Is responsible for federal tect aging Americans against Please send ...... copy (copies) of "WHAT YOU’VE GOT When today’s hand was play Of 1,658 Issues traded on the One officer said the CH53 hell- On Saigon’s waterfront, U.S. 4 A 9 3 Smith assumed his present po- and state contracts and sub- the risk of income loss that can COMING FROM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY’’ at tered snow from Minnesota to ed in the national tournament In New York Stock Exchange, 1,130 copter had slammed Into the troops were called to unload es- C? A 4 2 slUons at the United Airct^t contracts administration and go with age. And about 17 mil $1 each to : Mississippi. Heairiest eimoimts New Orleans last month, prac advanced and 487 declined— side of a peak so steep that res- gentlal military cargo ater 0 Q J4 (Corporation Jan. 1, after 32 related marketing acUvltles. lion of the 19 million aged 65 fell on Central and Southern tically all of the experts declar a thumping verdict for the up- cuers might have to lower them- South Vietnamese dockworkers A 1873 years’ service in a succession He is a member of the Na or older do draw benefits under sections during the night. ers bid and made three notrump ■tde. seivos to the wreckage on rope, struck In sympathy with the South West tional (Contract Management Social Security. In addition, all A 6-lnch snow blanketed Hop m by forcing an opponent to com The CH53s have been operat- city’s striking electrical work Pass Pass Association and is public rela Yet the Dow Jones Industrial 19 million are automatically ADDRESS kinsville, in southerwestem mit suicide. ing In South Vietnam for a year ers. 2 NT Pass tions chairman for the South average this week declined 2.26 safeguarded by the program’s Kentucky, while 3 inches coated At most tables West opened ______as ‘ he Marines’ ba.sic. heavy-llft 3 ^j„uy ,^urkers Council Speaker Windsor Republican town com points to 898.68. hospital insurance under Medi • STA’TE ...... ZIP Nashville. Tupelo, Miss., and the five of diamonds, and East The Associated Press average h^copter. One officer g^pu^jj Thursday to support de- mittee. care. Make checks payable to SOCIAL SECURI’TY. Chattanooga residents awoke to The Rev. Charles Wilkinson won with the king. East return of 60 stocks dropped 2.0 to 325.7 "They are our most reliable government pay A native of Babylon, N.Y., bird, lUthough some have gone But, as we have seen earlier Books to be mailed in mid-January. And a 2-inch snow covering. of St. Alphonsus College, Suf- ed the ten of diamonds, and diamond and returned a dia Weekly volume rose to a re- in this series, some two mil West Invariably refused to win Regulbuto Is a graduate of mechanical c/o Manchester Herald The snow extended northward field, will speak ’Thursday at mond at once if he had the king A deli^ College. He and Mrs. qord 65,949,960 shares, topping lion orphans—survivors of de the trick. 6ie previous record of 60.77 problems, ne ..m.c ..on current into the Great Lakes region, and 8 pjn. at a meeting of the Man of spades as a sure entry. Regulbuto are the parents of ceased workers who would have the Weather Bureau Indicated it chester Council of Catholic Now South was in danger. If On the theory that East sure million made In the week ended «h°‘ hy the enemy. wages, plus a 12-pcr-cent raise, been qualified for retirement he gave up a spade trick to two children. Again, this includes students up Social Security actuaries re would accumulate to 4-lnch Women at St. Bartholomew ly held the king of spades but last Aug. 4. The Marines have a squadron Present salaries range from $25 benefits under Social Security develop his ninth trick in that Also of note was the fact that of 53.s here. Although they are to $75 a month. The strike left to 22. spond, however, by saying that depths in southwestern Virginia. School. might not hold the Jack, declar TO ATTEND MEETINO —get benefits today. suit, the opponents would de the New York Stock Exchange listed by the manufacturer, SI- large sections of the capital In the disability field, young young workers paying at maxi Sleet and freezing rain preced Delegates to the council from er played the ten of spades from Charles Burr of Burr Nurs A breakdown indicates that, feat the contract with one spade Index rose .60 to 54.17, just kor.sky Aircraft, as having a ca- without power, disabled workers also get a good mum contribution rates over a ed the eastward sweep of the St. James’ Parish are in charge dummy and thus brought the eries and Mrs. Rebecca Treat under the revised 1967 law, and four diamonds. barely making a historic new paclty of a three-man crew and dockworkers’ union said break—a bit better under the working lifetime generally will snowstorm and In tho southeast of arrangements for the meet game contract in. of Bolton will be among the 260 some 629,000 students aged 18 high, topping the previous 38 combat-equipped troops as support the util- new law than before. get protection worth 15 to 20 per met up with an ice storm that ing. They are Miss William Easy Solution Daily Question New England Nursery experts through 21 are qualified as sur record of 54.16 made lost Oct. many as 50 men have been y workers and to protest the Workers disabled before age cent more than their contribu has raked portions of the region Stenger, Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. ’The experts found an easy Partner opens with one spade, to attend the New England vivors to get the higher cash tions. Even in extreme cases, it solution to the problem. They and the next player passes. You benefits the revisions prescribe. ?1 , who presumably have bare for three days. Weary power William Curtis, Mrs. Charles J. Gilbert Soucie Nurseryman’s Association meet . W- V."',. ““'“y lead- is j ;dged, the benefits are like cashed the four club tricks, took hold: Spades, Q-10-8; Hearts, K- Since the YNSE Index repre- All told, some 1,250 hellcop- In the care of their widowed ly begun their working careers, company repairmen made slow Pontlcelli and Mrs. Leonardo ing in Boston next month. ly to be at least equal contribu Chester Green Office of the the two top hearts and then 10-7-3; Diamonds, 9-3; Clubs, A- sents 1,253 common stocks, this tcr.s have been lost In South mothers, qualified under the can qualify for benefits with progress in reBtoring electrical Parla. The event is open to all Burr is vice president of the Estimates of the number of tions. Hartford National Bank and gave up the diamond. West K-Q-2. seemed a reliable mirror of Vietnam from enemy ground program, hundreds of thousands less work under Social Securlt service to blacked-out sections interested women. association. fire or mechanical failures. dockworkers on strike ranged As n matter of f.sct, because Trust Co., is active in the Man could take his four diamond What do you say? Mrs. Treat will be a moderator basic market streng^th. of unmarried youngsters under than the older disabled. The of eastern North Carolina. Father Wilkinson was born in Stan- ground fighting Friday, a from 2,700 to 5,000. Saigon’s today’s young workers will be chester Chamber of Commerce tricks but then had to lead a Answer; Bid two clubs. The on a panel disoussion session. Another broad Index, ____ 18 and disabled children who minimum, in fact, is set at 1 Three inches of ice coated much Baltimore, Md., ordained at Mt. Hn-a I. Kna Ctommunlst mortar barrage commercial port was reported helped by steadily rising wage and the United Cerebral Palsy spade. hand would have been worth a The topic of the panel will be suffered disability before 18 get and one-half years of work. of the area. St. Alphonsus Seminary, Eso- storks advtmrrd 78 to 96 72 kUled killed six U.SU.S. Marines and completely shut down rates and thus will attain higher Assn. Now South could make the benefits—assuming their deceas They get payments equivalent pus, N.Y., and received an M.A. double raise If partner had op "Extended Season for More stocks, advanced .78 to 96.72. jg ..t „ command nost strike did not affect the earningr levels, their ultimate A spokesman for Carolina Funds raised during the drive, last two tricks, and his contract. Arthur E. Smith The weakness In blue chips wounaea its in a command ira.si ^ ^ ^ mllitarv facilitv a ed fathers would have qualified to those they would have if re degree in public address and ened with one heart, but the Profit.” cash benefit prospect under So Power and Light Co. termed the said Soucie, will support a broad If Me could guess the winning trump support for spades is not Which pulled down the AP and 16 miles southeast Bai, a miles up the Saigon River for retirement payments under tiring fully qualified at age 65. group communications in 1968 Dow Jones averages was said ^-S. spokesman said. The posl- “ P l” ® Salgcn m\ar cial Security is a peak 30 per damage from tho sleg^ of ice program of research, education spade play from dummy. The ?■ -P»n.lMIIU.. Social Security. With healthy young workers at Northwestern University, Ev quite good enough for a raise. to rrnrfsrof held by Marines of the ^ troubled by cent above pre-1967 law—as "far worse than Hurricane Ha and community service. The payment to the students just entering the Social Securi anston, HI. He is a teacher at experts reasoned that West Bid the clubs and await develop by brokers to represei^ profit Regiment recenUy shifted robbers today but there against the average benefit in zel in 1964.’’ Sleet and snow con "Heart and blood vessel di taking on early strength this «®e>^®"‘ - J®®®"uy was no Indication the robbers 3 would have taken the second $24 million of shrubs and trees of late high school and early ty S'.'stem and facing long de St. Alphonsus (College. ments. A Whitney Aircraft. He had crease of 13 per cent Congress tinued to paste the area today. seases kill more people every annually sold In New England. year when reinvestment de- were Viet Con» Poiirr college age is obviously an as- cades of paying ever-rising So previously served as the dlvi- mand oushed blue Chios ahead ®‘®‘‘ allied defenses In South ®^® Y'®; Police sources provided. All roads into Atlanta from year than all other causes com This Is the 67th annual con- mMd pusnea wue cn i^ jmeaa. yj , northernmost two ®*^*i‘ "i®" women on Fist to them in meeting steadily cial .Security payroll taxes, the bined," said Soucie, during a dis Arguing the case another way. TenneBsee and Alabama were slons ^ecuUve vice P«sldent tendon of the Association and The great volume of the heavy ® northernmost two scooters attacked a bank rising education expenses. story is somewhat different. cussion of the campaign. "W e’re engtaeering manager and chief ^ ^,3 Boston Hotel, trading In reteUvely low priced P'YY ™ messenger’s car, killed a police CSiildren of disabled workers Argument is often made that Social Security experts say the closed by severe icing condi About Town THEATRE EAST 1967 revisions give the "m axi tions across northern Georgia. out to change this picture." Feb. 6-8. issues, both on the American At the op^slte end of the ^d. seriously wounded the who qualify as do "survivor" the young worker does not get ’The Syrian-Lebanese Amer A graduate of East Hartford ■MMMtrn nUHUN • Mt-S4U Since 1943, Smith has been a _____ mum earner” among young Atlanta authorities reported one and the New York stock ex- country, guerrillas fired Thurs- messenger and stole a $58,500 children also get benefits. his money's worth. ican Women’s Club of Greater High, the University of Hartford member of the Society of Au changes, led some analysts to day on two American river pa- pavroll. The attack came workers some $13,980 in addi auto accident there eventually Acree of Free Parking — Luxury Cinema LEASE8 BUILDINO Hartford will meet Wednesday express the opinion that the trol boats on the Hau Giong Riv- .slowed for an Inter tional protection—lifting his to p id the American Institute of tomotive Engineers and has United Aircraft (Corporation Involved 80 cars over a three- alt pm. at the home of (Miss tal in prospect from the old 8 Banking, Soucie and his wife, WALT DISNEY'S served in several Important recently sYgnVd“ a 1^ 'foY’ a market may be forming a tern- er 96 miles southeast of Saigon, section In Cholon Saigon’s block area. Julia ShaSeen, Humphrey St., porary top. A team of Seals, the Navy’s ex- Chinese section. $49,140 to a new $62,120. 8 Joyce, live at 89 Sycamore committee posts with that or- 60,000-square-foot building to be The menacing mixture of icy Lane. While the activity was very perts in unconventional w a r - ______One last point the Social Se Hertford. Final plans wild be ganization. In 1963, he was constructed In Long Beach, Call- LOOKIM FOR A PIZZA SPECIAL? rain and snow extended north heavy, however, the buying pow- fare, dropped in by helicopter curity authorities make; It can made fCir an installation dinner- Towns served by the associa named to the Supersonic Tech- fomia, for its Hamilton ward as far as Virginia, aUll —«=i V TECHNICOLOR* er was not much stronger and killed five guerrillas In a dance March 9 at the Manches tion are: Avon, Bloomfield, Bol nicai Council of the Aerospace Standard divtslon. Japanese Armor Old not be fairly assumed that there shivering from temperatures f IS— WALTDISNErS than selling. It was evident bunker. One Seal was killed, will not be further liberaliza ter (huntry Club. Mrs. Ray ton, Burlington, Canton, East Industries Association, a group The lease has been signed which ranged down to 13 below Granby, East Hartford, East O t e ie fc c t e l c we M w e CBErfET that considerable caution under- The U.S. Ctommand reported TOKYO — Japanese armor liMn any pizza shop wiH do. But if you want a tions of the program whose ben- mond Romanos and Mrs. George composed of senior engineering with Millie and Severson Incor- zero at Berryvllle in the north Windsor, Ellington, Enfield ncHNicoiez* lay the market movements. only small skirmishes and a showed the most rapid develop- ■bfit may fall heavily to the Bhavley are chairmen of a dance executlves In the aerospace In- porated, builder and owner of SreCIAL PIZZA, thon PIZZA RAY'S is tho ern Shenandoah Valley Friday. committee. Farmington, Glastonbury, Gran CHILDRE6^ THIS SHOW ONLY — $1.00 A lot of this hesitation was Vietnamese military spokesman ment after the latter half of yourger workers who, right dustry. Mr. Smith has received the plant, which will be located Subzero cold settled across by, Hartford, Manchester, New Mon. - Fri. "Jungle’’ 7:00-9:30 ’’Cougar’’ 8:16 ascribed to the fact that Wall said Friday "was a very quiet the Helan period (794-1192.) pkKO to igo. Homo of tho Bost Pizza cmd now, see only their mounting Sat. “Jungle’’ 11:00-1:85-4:16-6:60-9:80 the Robert H. (Joddard Award on » five-acre tract at the Long the plains in Uie wake of the ’The ’Twin Mothers Club of ington. Rocky Hill, Simsbury Mrs. Frederick Hopkins of Tumble Brook Dr., Vernon, looks over the assortment of bargains at Street is beginning to be pre- day.” Strangely enough, this corre- tax burdens. Sun. "Jungle” 1:30-4:06-6:46 and 9:30 of Worcester Polytechnic Insti- Beach Municipal Airport, Grindors this sido of tho rivor. 10-min. sorvieo Greater Hantfiord wdll meet Somers, South Windsor, Staf the $1 counter at the Mam’selle Shop at the Trl-City Shopping Plaza at the Vernon Circle. Mrs. occupied about the contents of in the air offensive over North sponded with the development storm, pushing the mercury tute, an award given annually Hamilton Standard, headquar- -NEXT; Medicare.) Wednesday at 8:15 pm. at the ford, Suffield, Tolland, West Hopkins was there for the opening of the 3-day White Elephant Sale at the Shopping Plaza. President Jolmson’s state of the vietnamk U.S. warplanes flew 91 of armor in Europe. It has been on oil calls. Don't boliovo us?— ^Thon Try Us! down to 20 below at Bismarck, to an alumnus for "outstand- Windsor Locks, wlU use N.D. ’The temperature fell near Mitchell Room oif South Con Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor aasnasoagESEi (Herald photo by Buceivlcius.) union message, expected next missions. Targets included the proved that metallic armor ex- gregational Church, Main and and Windsor Locks. Ing professional accomplish- ^ overhaul week, and his budget message, Yen Bal airfield 78 miles north- isted in Japan as early as the zero as far south as Kansas ment In his field.” ^ d modify aircr^t equipment CA U 643-0031 City. Bucklngtham Sts., Hartford. A for..lts commercial______and______militaryDesigned to preserve and im- busdness in a quiet and orderly Ident of Mott’s Super Markets, looked for later in the month, west of Hanoi, a supply point on 4th century; clay figurines ex- A slight warming trend crept program on accidental poison He is a director of Manches- c u s to m e r s .Ib e bidldlng also prove tSie standaixte of retaffl manner. Inc., of East Hartford. In the m»es east of Hal- cavated from tombs of this pe ELASTIC through the northeast after a ings and their prevention 'will JAMES Coburn DINE in fhe ter Memorial Ho^dtal and the wUl be equipped for light manu- outlets in Connecticut, the code The code also provides that new position, Scott will be re- „ “ become clear phong, a railroad yard 35 miles riod depict soldiers clad in such week of below-zero readings in be presented after a business East Hartford branch of the (octuring acUviUes pledges that participating sta- operators will help maintain sponsible for supervision of all ‘“ '“ i ‘ "®“ , messages nave been south of Hanoi and a truck con- armor. STOCKINGS GODFREY CAMBRIDGE Connecticut Bank and Trust _____ ’ tions wHl: Offer quality prod- the excellent safety record of U Mott Shop-Rite Supermarkets made public, many Wail Street- voy near the Mu Gia p a s s . ______PIZZA RAY'S all six New England states and meeting. Those wishing fur ther infiormatlon on the event Elegant Century WHEEL CHAIRS New York. Boston warmed up (Company and a member of the CODE ADOPTED ducts competent service and at- service stations; cuvoid the ac- in Connecticut and Massachu- ®™ » Marine Pilots raided surface- may contact Mra William Manchester Redevelop-Redevelop Tbe Oanneetdeut Petroleum tractive facilities; maintain high cumulation of litter; used mer- setts. background ' ...... ‘ o-air missile sites north of the 130 SPRUCE STREET to 31 degrees BYlday after an bright demilitarized zone. ARTHUR DRUG Storey, 49 EJastview Dr., Wdnd- Room ment Agency and the engineer- CJoundl aaod its member service standards of neatness and clean- chandlse, end other unsightly early morning zero. The Connecticut Bank and and hoi^s continued to Air Force B52 bombers twice GOSMCnCS \ ■flUBIKSr Ing advisory committee of the etatiniiie have adopted a “Oode iliness for premises, facdlttles items In and around the prem- ine Connecticut Bank ana tVE CARRY ALL J ’Hie prolonged spell of record some kind raided enemy buildup areas cold brought an angry demon ENTERTAINMENT cease-'"' " - ----i' — THE TOP LINES The Nutmegger Oamem C lu b TtCHNICOLOR' stration in New York City. Some win meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Nightly in the ■those required to identify sta- bank’s advertising agency. The °"® attack was 22 miles TONIGHT 7:06-9:10 The market this week gave northwest of Saigon in Hau ARTHUR DRU 50 persons gathered on the steps at Hilltop House, Veterans Me- Intimate "Gibson Lounge" tions and call atten'tlon to un- agency has offices in Hartford, of City Hall Friday to demand miorial Park, East Hartford. considerable attention to merger Nghia Province, where Commu- usuai vaflues or special pro- New York and Boston. and takeover candidates. real heat for their apartments in Robert Strindberg will present inch — 11 A.M. Saturday BURNSIDE motional campaigns. ------or rumored, to the resurgent East Harlem after an overnight a program on “Backyard 500 BURNSIDi AVI (ASt HARTFORD Inner — 5 P.M. Dinner 6 P.M. Noting that nine out of every Thomas W. Wraight of Weth outdoor temperature of 2 above Sunday 12 Noon - 8 P.M. paper stocks, selected oils, and Friends.” The event is open to FREE PARKING 528 3333 10 service stations are operat- ersfield was recently made as- a wide variety of secondary zero. all area photographers. Elegance Without Extravagance at « , by ^ Some carried signs which the Ooimcil paints out that It er with Hamilton Standard. He appeal ENDS SUNDAY A read: "C!old winters make long, ’The Rev. C. (Ronald Wilson, recognizes, as service station will be responsible for special active issues hot summers." The latter was associate pastor) of Second operators themselves do. that projects and will assist in man- the New York an allusion to civil rights dem Congregatlorkal (Jhurch, will 3 ADULT HITS W^t Club "statlions have a responslbiUty aging the operation of the per- Exchange were: onstrations. present a magic show at a weird and erotic 860 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD, CONN.—289-4369 both to the motoring public and sonnel department. Glen Alden, up 2% at 16Vk unson^s happenings around In the Far West, a storm at Buckley School PTA Father- the world today to the community at large." _ . o n 1,768,700 shares; Intematlon- Robert N. Zaccaro of Tunnel sea lashed the central and Son Night Monday at 7:30 in 1, V, J al Paper, up 1*4 at 33%; Gull northern Padlfic Coast with rain the school cafeteria. Dessert will SAMSMO' COMPLETES SALE KdRd., Vernon, Vernon, has has been been named named ^ Western, up 3% at 6*^; and gales. Warnings of gale be served at 6:45 in the cafe- John A. DeQuattro, vice pres- senior underwriter in the ad- American Telephone, off % at Candy Kitchen winds were displayed from erla before the show. ident, of J.D. Real Estate Co., ministrative underwriting divl- Sperry Rand, off % at Where (Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally Point Arena, Calif., to Tatoosh JOIN recently negotiated the sale of slon of the group department at (liimsc From Over 2<>0 Varieties N Island, Wash. Merrill Sherman of 66 Wea FUN the 29-unlt apartment complex, The Travelers Insurance Com- ^g^^g jssugg Some early morning tempera ver Rd., associate professor of THE FUN the Lawton Gardens. panics. Zaccaro, who attended this week on the American Stock English at the University of Shown here Is a new building off Tolland Tpke. which Is now open for business. The picture The sales price is reported as the University of Connecticut, Exchange were- tures and conditions: Boston 18 TRY OUR POPULAR Hartford, recently was a guest speaks for itself as the purpose of the building. There were no officials of Ted Trudon, $450,000. joined the company in 1953. He gurma Mines, up *^ at 1*4 on clear. New York 14 partly IS TONIGHT of honor at an Initiation of hon Inc. In front of the building because of the chilly wjeather and Herald photograhper Reginald The apartment complex was was appointed assistant under 669,500 shares; Great Basins cloudy, Philadelphia 18 cloudy, orary members of UpsUon XI f4Sr WINDSOR Tlnto braved It alone to take the picture. owned by Richard J. Zimmer *Yriter in 1957 and was promot- PEANUT BUHER KISSES Washington 21 cloudy, Atlanta Petroleum, off at 5%; Roy fraternity at the home of Ben III, and was purchased by ed to underwriter in 1961. al American, up % at 3%; 27 cloudy, Miami 63 cloudy, De DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 jamin C. Thomas, West Hart Lawton Enterprises, a newly ------CJontinental Materials, up % at Tender ami Delicious and Loaded with Peanut troit 19 partly cloudy, Chicago ford. Sherman is a former Up- Tax Payments formed company headed by 3*4; and Siboney, up % at 3%. Butter. A Real Treat! 23 snow, Minneapolis-St. Paul 20 silon Xi faculty advisor. ‘Individual, Glamor’ Burr Carlson of Storrs. WSCS Program snow, St. Louis 17 snow, Kansas For December Atty. John R. Mrosek repre City 6, Dallas 31 clear, Denver 9 The Polish American Club will CAMP sented the buyer and the papers On Folk Music Want to Feel SmalF: clear, Phoenix 60 cloudy, Los install officers at its meeting Reach $973,087 were passed on Jan-. 4. . Angeles 61 clear, San Francisco tomorrow at 1 p.m. at 106 Clin FOR WITH — Fashion Importance ' noT Tl*® complex consists of 4% aA program, "Folk Music and BOSTON — Astronomers have 47 partly cloudy, Seattle 44 rain. ton St. Refreshments will be MED-O-LARK UNDER Manchester received $973,087 ^^pjgx garden apartments you •' will be nresented Mon- making us humans feel 21 (Continued from Page O n e ) ------In property tax payments to j^g^ted at 14-16 Lawton Rd. ^ ‘ “ presented Mon insignificant. They do it by re- Anchorage 15 clear, Honolulu served after the meeting. vansQ prints lof black end white, '^Washington, Maine • I^EAD BEARS” December, bringing to $5,648,- ^he four year old building^s * P’"‘ - ® meeting of minding us that we occupy report unavailable. Dancing the dainty bloomers beneath, or itjie “poeitive’’ and the Each AND y o u "c ^ ''w r a r "the "kMe-pamts N a t i v e ” 5 * ^ 7 oaiUem Tro ‘^’‘ ® *^°*^^* collected from ^g^g constructed by P.M. En- the WSCS of South Methodist planet No. 3 of a quite obscure MEADOWS Night outfit that one designer is show- used flor ooat-and-dress cos- source since July 1, ac- terprises and are of Colonial Church in the Reception Hall a‘ ®r located some 30,000 light HTFD HT NORTH 8-12 p.m. ing for daytime that Includes- - itumes. cording to a reporu by Ernest construction. at the church. Mrs. J. Philip y®®‘ ® “ J® ®®"‘ ®’' ® Israeli Night HARTfORD SPRINOFIIIDI XPWY ‘THE QUIET ONES” Machell, collector of revenue. too important galaxy. In our I Snx;Sosy Kendall-Terence Horzanlo r g a n l checked vest and high white Better get Introiniiing to be Susag is chairman of the pro* galaxy, some 10 billion stars THE PENTHOUSE" ‘ stock around the throat. The money already In the Set Wednesdav All Color — Pina! Ytai can make your sleeve the i S ^ t h e ^ T e ^ e m e ver- °®"®''^' approximately Robert E. Laffey of Ellington gram, assisted by members of exist while 100 thousand m.l- Michael Caine "AIJ'IE"IE'' I 65 TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 olbdect of aU eyea/for the dec- the lady P®*' ®®"‘ $8,269,338 es- ^as been named manager of Hollis Circle of the WSCS A e lion b. lion ajpears to be a con OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:80 P.M. An Israeli Night, sponsored by I “Brlyltte Bardot Viva Marla | n e d . Important sleeve is very t S S e k o ^ that tlmated from that source. Consolidated Frelghtways’ Hart- ")®®“ "e is open to all ladles servatlce estimate of the total the Israel Government, Tourist d-j-d-ai!BK.TT3>7mrxHi Candy Also Available For Fund Raising L i new. S l ^ come all the way S ^ e ^ ford-Springfield area terminal, of the church. ^ number of stars,
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1968 P A G E F I V I r A « B r o v B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968
^anrl^PBtrr Actually, there is going to be move "^Wonders of the Universe-- i Area Churches ment both ways—one crusade, perhaps Events STAR eAXElC*V -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Our Savior Lutheran Church St. John’s Episcopal diuroh always tho major one, toward integra Connecticut Yankee u r c h e s A M li UMA MAR. 22 Your Daily Activity Guide SEPT. 23 Talcottvillc Congregational Rt. SO near Hillside Ave., ^upnini^ ^pralii tion now—the other toward separation South Methodist Church Church of tho Assumption 289 Graham Road, Wapplng Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. ^APR. 20 According to tha Start. OCT. 23 Church Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor Vernon PUBLISHED BY THE and black power first—and it seems al By A .H .O . In W orld Origin of the Moon | North Methodist Church Adams St. and Hiompson Rd. HERA1.D PRINTING CO.. INC. Pastor 800 Parker St. ' Rov. Francis J. MUuUok *) 2- 7-25-31 To develop message for Sunday, 5 -2 5 ^ 4 7 ^ Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Rev. James L. Grant, Rector 13 BUm II Street most Inevitable that they are going to We have come across addi mittees—the glory of the usual Their Calendar Right Rev. Richard W. Dupee read words corresponding to numbers Pastor 9 a.m., Early Worship, Sun- Mwicheeter. Corni. By DR. 1. M. LEVITT, sent tidal action run backward Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor Pastor ^33-4657 ccem to be tugging against one another tional enlightenment as to why Connecticut processes of legis LONDON (AP) — TTie form of your Zodiac birth sign. ICO day School. 7:45 a.fn.. Holy Communion. THOMAS F. FfeROUTON in time, like a backward-mov Associate Pastor Terry R. Candee, Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa TAUlUt WALTER R. FERGUSON as they try to move the problem for the good legislators of the Con- lative aggrandizement — have ers of the Gwatm Valley in DIRECTOR Rev. Gary 8 . Cornell APR. 21 OCT. 24 j 9:46 a.m., Church School. 10:30 a.m., Late Worship. 9 a.m.. Holy CJommunlon, ser Publlshera ing movie, it Indicates that Pastor in Training 1 Relax 31 Be 61 Big-minded ward. Perhaps their Joint forces, al itectlcut General Assembly have been ground down to almost Wales celebrate New Tear’s The Fels PUnetarlnm of The ' M A Y 21 2See 32 Rises 62 Worse NOV. 23 ' Nursery through Adult. Sunday School. mon, classes, babysitting. Founded October 1, 1881______about 1.6 to 2 union years ago Associate Pastor Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:80 though pulling from different angles, been so singularly lacking in nothingness, and that the legis Day today. Their calendar says FtaakHn Institate lf^36-39-40-43| 3 Seek 33 Entertaining 63 Right 1-15-30-56 11 a.m., Worship Service. 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayer Pubitohed Every Evening Except Sundays the moon should have been very 9 8U)d 10 ;30 a.m.. Worship Ser- and 11 ;45 a.m. 4 You'll 34 Write 64 The enthusiasm for the suggestion lature has to function without Jan. 1 and their tradition says I1-/66-76-8039 62-70^3-86lL 7 p.m., Pilg;rim Fellowship. St. George’s Episcopal Church and sermon. and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at will produce forward movement for the A O B tS M iv e anawea- ho 'the cloee to the earth. If this is tbe 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Ser vice. Sermon: "Men of the Bl- ______5 Rest 35 Trips 65 With Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall that they take the existing leg office, staff and research facHi- everybody else’s calendar is O tM IM 6 Hear 36 Set 66 For SAOITTARIUS Adult Bible Study Class. Matter. ______sector of American life both are trying queabion o f 4he orighi o f the vice. The Rev. Dr. Shaw preach ble: Abraham. St. Bariholomew’a Churrii Rt, 44 A, Bolton islative system in the state of tles which even Conneoticut leg tvrong. case and the age of the aolar M A Y 22 7 Friends 37 Letters 67 Generous NOV St. Maurice Church, Bolton ing. Sermon; “ A Happening.” 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs- 8 Visit 38 Defective 66 Applionces Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar SUBSCRIPTION RATES to help. Perhaps it will merely split and moon and perhape the soilar sys system Is, as scientists think, Rev. Philip Husoey, Factor JUNE 22 New Jersey as a model of Con islators, who consider their own The rest of Britain switched (%urch School for two-year-olds ery and Grades 4 through 8. 9 Your 39 Aside 69 For dec' Rockville Methodist Church Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Payable In Advance dismember the body the two groups tem moiy evolve as one o f about 4.6 billion years, we are Rev. Edward M. LoRooe One Year ...... *22.00 necticut. lot a poor one, would consider 171 years ago from the Julian through Grade 12. Nursery for 1^19-22-23-501 10 Old 40 Some 70 Than 51-53-59-60^- 142 Grove 8t. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. moot afcrittfliciant faUouts Crom ~ 10:30 a.m.. Church - School. AMlotant Paator I) Be 41 And 71 W ay Six Months ...... 11.00 have attached their pulling powers to. calendar to one proclaimed by faced with an untenaUe ques 1-/58-61-74 64-71-79-90^ Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor Three Months ...... 6.50 In fact, we are beginning to minimal. ithe flOTthoamlng manned ex- babies and toddlers. Nursery, kindergarten and 120ut 42 With 72 And 10:15 a.m.. Morning- Prayer MEissea at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 That is the way it is with the typical Pope Gregory in 1583. The Ju tion; Where was the mon dur cjiNcn 43 Time 73 People CAPtICOtNArRn,mir« One Month ...... 1.88 doubt whether State Senator Furthermore, the absence of 10:45 a.m.. Senior High For Grades 1 through 8. Masses at 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15 13 Friend and Church School. a.m. lian calendar has a year of 865)4 pknnitilDne o t the moon. We ere ing the first 2.6 to 8 billion , JUNE 23 14 Excellent 44 Get 74 W oy DEC, 9:30 a.m.. Church School, 80EMBER problems of our time—a seeming im John M. Lupton, who first sug all the trappings of power—-the um. Intn^ucUon and Chapter 7 p.m Membership training and 11:80 a.m. 15 Someone's 45 Visits 75 Relotives 5:30 p.m.. Parish meeting Eind days, about 11 minutes too long noughty three years aiway fSroon years of the earth’s history? jJU LY 23 JAN ’ 20 4 ^^ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS possibility of solution, followed by a gested the New Jersey system offices, the staffs, the tele I, ’’What We Know in General class. )6 0 f 46 Assist 76 Complete Nursery through Adults. supper. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled by the sun. Since it was Intio- acquiring seme of the mlsalng As other objects would be cap 17 For 47 In 77 Social to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis perhaps hopeless division of opinion and as a possibility for Cormectlcut, phones, the files,—is apparently About Religion.” 8:80 p.m.. North Methodist Ca r>\14-17-21-35 B-10-13-34^ 10:45 ajm., Momdng Worship. duced^in Rome In 45 B.C., the pleoes in this puzzle. lit la hoped tured by the planets In the sol St. Bridget Church 16 Coreful 48 And 70 Activities 137-46-57 ^ R a in fa ll B o o h I patches credited to It or not otherwise credit 7 p.m. The Senior High Meth :^45A5-75 79 Will Nursery through Graide 4. ed In this paper and also the local news pub formula as to the best route toward the himself remains loyal to his an accurate ioidex to the real ithat :when our astronauts land dre. Rev. John J. Delaney, Paator 19 Think 49 Positive Wapplng Community Church total error has amounted to 12 ar system in a matter of tens no 20 Energetic 50 In 80 Solitude AQUARIUS lished here. , , , almost impossible solution. There is no own suggestion, now that he status of the New Jersey legis odist Youth Fellowship will Reiv. Robert J. Keen Congregational All rt^ ts of republlcatlon of special dis days. on the moon they will be able of millions of years, we are fac JULY 24 21 Sightseeing 51 You 81 Gloss JAN. 21 ^ Union Congregational Church To Reservoirs himself has presumably caught lature. meet. The Methodist Youth Fel FIrat Church of Christ, 22 And 52 Thinking 82 Companion Dr. John ,E. Thomas, patches liercht arc also reserved. guaranteed, saving wisdom, no guaran But the Owaun people refused to return surCace samples and ed with the conclusion that the Rev. Kenneth J. FrlsMe ^ AUG. 23' FEb ' 19 up with some of the political The New Jersey legislature lowship for Grades 8 and 9 will Scientist 23 Act 53 Hove 83 His/her Rockville Interim Minister The Herald Printing Company Inc., as- tee even our best will be good enough. to change. “ A fine disregard for data which may be oorrelated moon cpuld not have been a ’C?\ll-18-28-38 24 Romance 54 The 64 Week Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister During Month realities of the New Jersey sys is held by groups like the have a discussion on race rela 447 N. Main St. 9-27-32-42/^ sumee no finsuiclal responsibility for typo Divided and confused as we are, we Pope Gregory,” said Dllwyn with terrestrAal surface maiter- body separate from the earth Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 in /68-72-81-88 25 Vp 55 Tune 85 Aheod 54-63-73 ^ Rov. Lyman D. Reed, graphic^ errors appearing In advertisements tem. League of Women Voters and tions. Adult Discussion Class the church. 9:16, 10:30 and 12:00 26 W ho'll 56 Is 66 Bite 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser Aided by a 60 per cent above- ana other reading matter In The Manchester Miles, secretary of the Pern-' 'lahK to provide a clue to its In that long ago time. vwoo 27 Popularity 57 Porents 87 Now PISCES Assistant Minister have to try to produce that best none the New Jersey Taxpayers As with Martin Keiderling, leader. 11 a.m., Sunday church ser vice. Sermon by the Rev. Dr. normal precipitation lost month, Evening Herald. ______The thing about New Jersey brokeshire Local History So origin. There Is worldwlide in These are current theories for in the auditorium. 28 Of 58 A 88 Breokoge Miss Valeric L. Paradis, theless. Topic: “ Foundations of Chris vice, Sunday School Eind nurs 29 And 59 The 89 Rest ThomEis, “ Evidence of God Manchester’s four reservoirs Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. which first drew Senator Lup- sociation to be nothing more ciety. terest in the origin of the moon thk-origin of the moon. Will we MAR 21 Z.r Minister of Christian Education tian Faith.” ery. 30 Bork 60 Will 90 Open Within You." Church School. gained approximately 63 million Publishers Representatives — The Julius ton’s attention, and then that of than a rather Impotent board and many scientiats. In many be able to pinpoint the correct St. Jamea’ Church ^ 4- 6-16-24 3-12-20-29/S,. Mathews Special J^ency — New York. Chi- . 7:80 p.m., Membership Sem "Sacrament” Is the title of the • H) Adverse ^N em rJl 49-52-82-87'<£ (Temporarily held 'in South gallons in stored water between cago, Detroit and Boston. many people in the state, was of review over the accom Party Ousts Members lands, have alttempted to fCrmu- one? The beginnings have al Magr. Edward J. Reardon, •S^41-77-78 9 a.m.. Church School, inar at Susannah Wesley Hall lesson-sermon; the Golden Text, Windsor High School.) Dec. 1 and Jan. 1, according to The Bis: White Rice Decision.. that it had a system of meeting plished actions of other branch BELGRADE, Yugoslavia late acceptable hypotheses to ready been made with the land Pastor Grades 6 through 10. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA with the Rev. Dr. Shaw. from 1 Peter, 4: 10. a report by Lawrence Wlttkof- TIONS. ______, ______every Monday. This supposedly es of the state government, and (AP) —The Yugoslav Commu acooimt for Its 'presence. ings of the Soviet and American Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 10:30 a.m., (Jhurch School, In Gfovemor Nelson Rockefeller deliver The Reading Room, located at ske, water and sewer superin met the requirements of those the political move of the mo nist party is busy ousting unde Afilttionomers consider the moon probes. Taking first the Rev. Thomas Barry fants through grade 4. Second Congregational Church Dlrolay advertising closing hours: ed his 10th annual message to the New Church of Christ 749 Main St., Eind with the ex tendent. For Monday — 1 p.m. FYiday. who want the legislative branch ment in New Jersey seems to sired members, it was reported moon a strange Object because escape theory, scientists postu Rev. Vincent J. Flynn 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship Rt. 44A, Coventry York State Legislature the other day, ception of holidays, is open to Fbr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. to be always available to check be one to get the legislature Friday, two weeks after Presi it la so taig iwlth 'respect to its late the escape must have oc Lydall and Vernon Sts. M y Window on the World United Church of Christ Precipitation in MEmchester For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. the public Monday through Sat Service. Sermon topic, “ Sizing For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. and there were frequent comments, on the executive. At the same staff and status which will help dent Tito said the party would primary—the earth. As a rule of Eugene Brewer, Minister Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 Robert K. Beehtold, Minister lost month was 5.18 Inche.s, curred when the surface tem urday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Up Yourself." The Rev. Mr. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. radio and television, that he was acting time, it added up to less actual make it a stronger force in be piuged before its congress thumb one can say that planets perature was high and, thus, a and 11 ;30 a.m. By Rev. CIiffor BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DON'T F E R S E ^ IT1 BETTER CHECK— THEY'VE BEEN ONE YOUNG r HANS UPVER H M M l VA GOTTA BE FIRM USING THE ALDERMAN GAlD DUDS, C I C E R ^ WITH THAT WHAT'CL VOTE IT//0ULLRNCH l?6ftDRT HE DIDN'T KNOW KIDl THE OOWN.f/ ON THE CAMPAIGN WHAT THEV WERE ALOEK- THEN ATHAIL/IT'S 6OOUT0F BUT THAT HE Antw«r to Provlou* Punlo MENPQi AAAKE IAd a TE ITCALLG FOR A WANTED TWO With I^PEECHE^VCRASH PROGRAM FOR HiE. Nature tATA '<. ^ABOOT IT.^TO BUILD ENOUGH USINESS b^ERVICES DIRECTORY DIGTKiCT.'l I^EPORT, WATERING ACROSS 6 In time (music) 7 Misplace t r o u g h ^.' 1 Part of a trc« 8 Nautical deck S D ate----- lyH tRosa beginning officers 12 Meaiure of land 9 SulUble 13 Greek portico 10 Polish lancer HIGH GRADE 14 StmueTi (var.) CAMPING teacher (Bib.) 11 Sound, as a beU CAR LEASING • m< I, wwm. ii_ 15 Cooleit 16 Second of two EQUIPMENT _ traa AiH lac. m PRINTING TJA B«f. UA fW. OM. A /3 17 Winnow 20 Raiso a nap 18 Aiutralian 22 Sea eagles Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Job and Commercial meraupial 24 Smarten one s On 1 or 2 •Air Mattresses, Stoves, appearance 33 One of the 46 Fruit Printing 19 Aitemoly 47 Get up ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Pace 25 Nautical term planet! Lanterns 23 Harden, ai 26 Matured Dominion 46 Portrait statue YEAR PLAN Prompt and Efllolent NOW UXJK,aUZ,WE I VMDULOKrrBB YEH...AN' A LREA DY I DONTKNOW cement 28 Play part of Particular place 50 Foot part MANCHESTER Printing Of All Kind* LEFT MOO CAUSE A N 'W B D O N T HERE IF I HAONT ONE OF US HAS J DU M A K E WHETHER T'CRY 24 Cut hion host Catches breath 51 Mental suffering First In Manchester. New convulsively 52 Hold up SURPLUS SALES CO. WE W PN T LIKE TH'/ APPReaATE VOU BEEN WORRIED A HEADACHE! j T OUTOPtA OR GET MAD/ 27 Horie'i gait 30 Icelandic saga cars, full maintenance, fully WAfi' VOU RA N CHASIN' AFTER US ABOUT VOUR . 29 Philippine 31 Soap-making 45 Confined, as a 55 American 169 N. MAIN ST. Gommunity Press TH ' PLACE... 'W AY OUT HERE.' WELFARE/ iweeltop frame.' bar canary mystery writer Insured to reduce your prob at Depot Square 32 Football team 5” r " 5 5“ 1” 5 " w IT lems and worries. For full Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. 9 East Middle Tpke. 34DweU 1 i [DINTING Information, call .1. FARR — 643-7111 Telephone 643-5727 36 Venerate 14 ig ^ WITH 37 M ^et correctionf In a 1? Paul Dodge Pontiac literary work i r 38 Sharp INC. CUSTOM MADE 39 Blow With open 15“ a MANCHESTER DICK’S hand a S7S MAIN STREET CANVAS AWNINGS OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 41 Aeriform fuel 21 23 Phone 649-2881 42 Drag along MEMORIAL GO. SHELL // 44 Auricular 5 T w We Urge You To Support Parkade Barber Shop 1 AIN'T KEEN ON THEODOR OF HAIR .46 Unpoetic The Liutz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE SPRAY, AND SOME O F THE SM E L L S 49 Gratei harihly 2 " RESULTING FROM CHEMISTRY-SET 53 Mouth part Quality Memorials Are you one of those people Do you like clippers on your 653 flENTER !STnF.ET EXPERIMENTS ARE PRETTY FOUL— 54 Blame-bearer 5 T HI who are very particular about hair? Do you like to have the BUT THANK GOODNESS I'M ABOVE 56 Employ your haircut? If so, you are hand trim method? You can Stevenson’s for Car ISeeds 51ECHANIC ON DUTY 57 Horseback 38 41 Over 30 Years’ Experience DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS STOOPIN’ TO CRUDE DRAMATICS game just the person 'to go to the have just the type you wish AT ALL HOURS WHEN SOMETHIN’ BOTHERS MBJ 58 Pseudonm of WATKINS-WEST PairkBxie Boriber Shop w here when you go to the P arkade How does your car start these dri'ving is a sol of good tires W H A T 'R E HOLD TIGHT, Call 649.5807 Starters, Generators, GOOD.' IT'S OBVIOUS THOSE FOREIGN Charles Lamb you wJU enjoy the superior serv- Barber Shop. Just tell one of cold mornings? Do you hold keep you from skidding, and THE DIVERS HAVE NOW THEY CAME TO FOOLS... THEY'LL YOU WAITING M A R C O . . A N D YOU 59 Medical (ab.) U FUNERAL Carburetors, KEEP YOUR HEAD 4^ 47 A. 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WEST iTi the business, later became the You know how uncomfortable 2 Reverberate don’t put off getting a new bat- of new, first line snow tires at • Storm Doors 3 Operatic solo 59 Director sole owner, and is now entering juir trimmings around your • Comlilnation Windows n p a r k a d e T his twelfth year of .service to tery any longer, for the chances most reasonable prices - -the At-_^ MANCHESTER 4 Knocks down neck are but this will not trou are that tomorrow or the day las Tires, Goodyear Tires and .■Manchester Awning Co. 5 Greek letter 142 E. CBINTER ST. the public. ble you at the Parkade Barber The Parkade Ba.rber Shop i.s after your car will not start and the Jebson Cfutlass by Good- 195 WEST CENTER ST. Manchester’s Oldest BARBER SHOP Shop. The Hair Vac System Telephone 649-3091 so easy to reach for it is located you will have to ph«ne for road year. You can also purchase S s i a ^ o d , With Finest Facilities Manchester’s Most Motlem gently removes stray hairs that service and a new battery. The new and recap snow tires, Established 1949 on the lower ievcl, rear, of the might possibly work under the Earlier Shop with Excellent Parkade, opposite the 'theater. place to get a new battery is at Stevenson's Esso Station has sterile towels. CHOICE VARIETY 6-Chalr Service! It is right next to the foot of Stevenson’s Esso Station, 405 a repairer’s license; they repack Ladies, too, find that the Main St. They carry a full line the front wheel bearing; also, OPEN 8 A..M. to 6 P.M. the stairs, and customers find J Upholstery Parkade Barber Shop does a of rugged, heavy duty batteries they carry a full line of grease Qualify .. . . . U t ... OM —A. ...M. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBB When It's time to (Closeil Mondays) it very easy and convenient to and IV I Shop park right outside the door. very fine job, and they enjoy that will start your car immedi- seals and wheel bearings for rc- HE-UPHOUSTERINO MANCHESTER the surroundings. All kinds of ately, even if the thermometer pJacement; and sparkplugs and Seafood WAYOUT BY KBN MUSE SHOPPING PARKADE There is no tong walk, no trying * Modern Furniture to find parking space, and you tonics, shampoos, shaving lo is below zero. Most of us do no't poilnts. If your car is not op- lower Level, (rear) want to be held up while we erortiing as it should, let them 43 O AK STREET may drive right up to the door tions, after shaving lotions, hair and Antiques S}TKlir«U. Inr. MOVE PHONE 649-6850 brushes and hair gp-oomlng wait for road service, even give it a complete tuneup and TEL. 649-9937 of th e barber shop. ThiB is m o t. • store Stools and Booths though such service is unusual you •wiil think you are dri'vlng appreciated by those people who items are carried here. Do • Custom Furniture Expert ly prompt from Stevenson’s Es iS S s S s GRAMPAW find it difficult to walk a long come in and get acquainted. a new car. This will ta)ke only Sllpeovers and Draperies Ml • Moving C A U so Station, so do not put off distance. a short time and the cost is not 51ode to Order • Packing getting a new battery before the Reuben Plen’s Complete Selection of MANCHESTER As many of his customers great, but the dlltfeix;nce in pier- 643-6563 old one leaves you stranded. Materials • Storage know, Mr. Guarnaccia recently Smith Windsor formonce oif your car ■will be SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL RUG CLEANING Of course; there are other amazing, FREE ESTIMATES ■finished a course in hair styling Texaco Sfation MANCHESTER CO.TIPANY causes why a car will not start. Brakes should be checked I»wer Ix'vel of the Parkade and coloring, and those who 15 HANNAWVY ST. Boy Scouts Plan such as trouble with the starter peri'odically, particulaTly in icy 381 Main Street 649-6324 have used his services in this or generator, and if this is the dri'vlng conditions. If they pull JVE KEN TMIN<|/Vi5. respect are mo,st pleased with MOVING AND Phone 643-0012 First Aid Class case, even a new battery will unevenfly, you can throw your- Phone 643-9149 the re.sults. If you are not happy not last the leri^h of time that self inito a s k i d very easily, CW^EROUS,^ w ith yoiii- appearance, if you Ilydramatlc Transmission TRUCKING GO. Boy Scout Troop 186 of Wap- it should. At Stevenson’s Esso Worn brakes can and will score 3-DAY look older than j"#.! reall.v .irc Repairing GLASS ping will sponsor a six-week Station, they rebuild starters dnims, and this can prove c o s t due to prematurely gray hair, • For Auto Windshields SERVICE and generators; also, they car- ly. All Work Guaranteed • For Store Fronts and why not let Mr, Guarnaccia re Red Ooss First Aid instruction i ry a full line of starters and Worn shock absorbers are a Texaco Lulirlcation Service all sizes of windows — Also — store your hair to its original course to be held every Mon i-rt generators. You will be pleased poteniUal hazard, and if your car We Give H y jf: Green Stamp* • For Tal)Ie Tops BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE FURNITURE CLEANING shade? Today, as never befeue, day starting on the 15th of this with the prompt attention they bounces much more than road OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. the accent is on youth, and there month at the Avery St. School. give to all work and with the conditions justify or it does not WELL, T.AAAYBE YOUR HELPING US ESCAPE FROM 1 WA5NT VON SPITZ'S SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Is no doubt but gray hair ages The course is open to all in reasonable prices they charge, comer well, luvve them checked. HERE WE THE NAZI SUB DIDNT DO US MUCH GOOD, ELECTRONIC EXPERT FOR a person far beyond his years. terested adults and is free ex Most m echanical faults with Ho^v about a gxxxl w ax job on TOURAINE OFF THE COAST \J^ FISCHER^ NOTHING. I WIRED THE STEVENSON’S This work i.s done by appoint cept for a minimal charge for OF CUBA/ NO MISSILE SO IT WOULD EXPIOOE cars seem to multiply during your car to protect it against J. A. WHITE ment only; don't delay, look the manual. The public may reg cold weather, and if you want winter weather? Stevenson's BOTTERY...MO IN ITS SILO AND DESTROY young in the new year this ister by calling Joseph Russo, KMEIZE'S ONUV ONE THING to keep your car in good me- bsso does a fine job at a mod- PAINTS GLASS CO. PADDLE.. I SUBMARINE AS WELL. ESSO easy -way; you will be delighted. 190 Benedict Dr. . NOTHING chanical condition, let Steven- eraite price. 31 Bissell St.—Tcl. 649-7322 t o RATHER BE THAN It is pleasant to go. into a 405 MAIN ST. Church Service son’s Esso handle the matter Richard and Robert Steven FOR BEST RESULTS A RICH COMMUNIST. barber shop that has attractive TEL. 649-5533 St. Pater’s Episcopal Church for you. son, owners of the station, ai'c appointments, and the interior WMAT4^NAt? announces that Holy Comimu- A good thermostat is essen pxroud of the fine service they of the Parkade Barber Shop not * Tune-Ups nion -will be celebrated Sunday tial during cold weather, and if give. They offer pickup and de PAUL'S only is inviting, but it has the TURNPIKE * Engine Cleaning alt 8 a.m. with Morning Prayer, you are shivering in your car livery service on cars to be PAINT SUPPLY newest in equipment making It Sermon, C hurch .school and it may be that you need a new seiviced, and to top all of this, * Minor Repairs one of the most mijdern in New nursery being held at 10 a.m thermostat. At Stevenson’s you get S & H Green Stairups 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO e 1M fcr HU. Ue. TJA. UA M. OH. England. The paneling is done rpj^g y. p. f . will meet Sunday Bsso Staition, they have a com- as a bonus. They are open from Tel. 649-0300 Open 24 Hours A Day * Stamps in walnut, with the waiting area at 6:30 p.m. plete line of thermostats for 7:30 to 9, and if you need road ‘You mean you don't owe ANYTHING to ANYBODY? separated from the barbering all m akes and models of cans, service, call 649-'5533 fo r a Firestone Tires How in the world did you ever let your credit get Into Brownie Troop 788 will meet area by planter; and it is car Monday at 3:30 p.m. in the Par- Another ’must’ for -winter speedy response to your call. Quality Line Products MICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD THAT condition?" peted. ilsh hall. Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License O slrinsky THE There are now six chairs to Following evening prayer AND WHAT ABOUT ) WBIL. THAT'S NO T A FEW MINUTES LATER... serve you, there were only three ,, , ... t,i___ Guardsmen Take Comer Broad and A NEW JUDGE, i SO GOOD! WE'RE DEALER IN WASTE , , J Mondav at 7:45 p.m., the annual 12th (arciiit Rental when the shop was opened but ,.riii h,. hold Middle Tpke. West BARRY.' I'VE BEEN TRYIN' O H , T H A T ^ THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG MATERIALS S>teafe C lo h Parish meeting will be held. Monitor Course TO REACH VOU A L L DAY/ TERRIFIC.' so many people made this their Reports will be given and re Court Cases “We Rent Most Everything” Phone 643-2176 HARVEY NORRIS HAS GOTTEN rc IHt k, NIA, Im T m R ., u s P.t. Oil. choice of a barber shop it was freshments served. OU A NEW HEARING/ RAGS, IRON Luncheons and Dinners necessary to add additional 9gt. David J. Duncan of 61 A P S. HaiwUhdj-ne St. and Sgt. Sam Tuesday thru Sunday chairs. The staff is fully exper V EAST HARTFORD SESSION SCRAP METAL ienced, at least ten years, and Two Hartford men were ar uel B. Greene III of Grant Hill EQUIPMENT DON WILLIS Entertainment Nightly Mr. Guarnaccia has had 33 years Radio Today rested Thursday night for tam Rd., Coventry, will attend a radiological monitoring instiruc- 935 CENTER STREET and PAPER in the Gibson Lounge of experience. There is no long W D RC— 13G0 . pering with a motor vehicle on tor course for Oonnecticut Army 5IANC11ESTER waiting period here, and the 1:00 Mike Millard ^ Birch Mt. Rd. GARAGE 731 PARKER ST. 860 Main St., East Hartford 4:00 LonK John Wade National Guard Chemical, Bio 649-2052 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Telephone 289-4359 pride taken in the work done is 8:00 Dick Robinson The two, Migelel A. Pfrez, 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 1:00 News. Sign Off about 29, and Miguel L. Colon, logical and Radiological officers evidenced in the results, day W RCII— 910 and non-commissioned officers. after day, week after week. 1:00 Matlncir'...... 24, appeared in Circuit Court Specializing in 4:30 Hartfoiii Highlights 12, East Hartford yesterday af The course will be held this The shop is open Tuesday 7:00 N ews weekend and Jan. 27 and 28 a t Bl'Y, SELL, through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7:30 Ga. BwiiiMS StirvicM Roolkng and OffM «d Chlmnnyt 16-A Kearns, Melody Duo Pace Eagles to Eighth Victory__ ROOFING — Specializing re WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec CLASSIFIED ializing in tree and shrub care. pairing roofs of all kinds, new Countdown Starts roofs, gutter work, chimneys 643-8104. cleaned and repaired, 80 years’ Strong Last Canto YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. experience. Free estimates. Cheney’s Streak ADVERTISING CeHars, attics, yard and Call Howley 643-6361, 644- small trucking done A-1 right. 8388. Brings East Alive CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Call Tremano Trucking Serv For Super Bowl 8 AJM< to 5 P.M. ice toll free, 742-9487. By RICH DYER Snapped by Loss TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, M illinerY , Conning back srtax>ng in the fourth quarter with 24 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. building lots cleared, trees top Dressmaking T9 pointe, EJast Catholic gained a reprieve in its basketball MIAMI, Fla. (A P )— With a record gross of more than 6 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION ped. Got a tree problem? Well $8 miUion already assured, professional football’s second Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 6 p-m. Friday. worth phone call, 742-8262. DRESSMAKING — alterations, life lart night, as the E&gks outtested a surprising Pu- on all ladles' and children’s iMki High, 6^56, at home. ■ the local tradeemen in a nip and tuck fou r^ annual Super Bowl has started i'ts kick-off countdown. SHARPENING Sendee - - Saws, “ I think we're ready to play,” clothing. Zippers replaced etc. East had trailed by as much terday. The Beavers now boast a 1-6 record, after win knives, axes, shears, skates, Green Bay coach Vince game against Houston. If he PLEASE READ YOUR AD Reasonable, 643-0741. as 11 points during the tooth High Honors ning the season’s first Thurs^y. ^ ClaaalHed or “Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a rotary blades. Quick service. and nail HCXl contest before Uipibardl, whose National Foot- can’t start, Carlton Oats will get ball League chamoion Packers the call. At strong safety, Rod convenience. The advertiser ahonld read hla ad the FIRST Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main pulling It out of the fire In the ^ the close of the first canto but ill 'League champion Packers ger Bird has been troubled by a DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tinm for the St., Manchester. Hours dally game’s hectic final minutes. It H o p ed F or relinquished the lead to Wind remain two touchdown favorites next Inaertion. The HeraM la responsible for only ONE Inoor- Moving— Trucking*— over American League champi bad back and Warren Powers 7 :80 6, Thursday 7 ;30-9, Satur was the locals’ eighth straight MCC Defeats ham for the remaining bussers, root or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only day 7:30-4 . 643-7958. Storage 20 on Oakland. could start Instead. to the extent of a "make good" Insertion. Brron which do win, agailnst no losses. 23-18 and 37-29. Strong defen Lombardi ended the only ABA Muskies Raider coach John Rauch said not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected SALES AND Service on Ariens, MANCHESi Ie R Delivery—light Pulaski, belilitd the near- sive play In the last period saw rpeculatlon about his starting devastating rebounding of Sonny Eastern for his club is also set. by “ make good" Insertion. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn trucking and package delivery. Cheney close the gap on the lineup Friday, when he named The Minnesota Muskies, “ We feel we’ve covered all mowers. Also Homelite chain Refrigerators, washers and Hall, gave every indication of hosts. Dan Scavetta tossed a Chuck Merceln and Donnie An the situatioru that need to be saws and International Cub stove ■ moving specialty. Fold being the first team to deck the who lasted only a short time Strong W in shot secwids before the fi derson as his running backs. covered,” said Rauch. “ We’ll be Cadet Tractors. Rental equip ing chairs lor rent. 649-0752. Eagles streak. The muscular gg top dog in the American nal buzzer only to see the ball That leaves Ben Wilson and 643-2711 875-3136 Getting o ff to a quick ...... ready for the game.” rBookvUle, Toll Free) ment and sharpening service Hedl snared 20 grabs, for a re. Basketball Association’s hang on the rim for three rev- Travis Williams for backup Miami’s Weather Bureau may on all makes. L & M Equip bounding advantage which the Eastern Division, are climb lead, Manchester Commun- “luuons'a'nd drop over the out duty, but Lombardi made it Painting— Papering 21 not be. A forecast Friday night ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. New Britain club used to hold ing for the top again— and ity College bounced back Had it been good, clear that both will be used. East at bay for most of the called for scattered rainfall 875-7609 Manchester Exchange PAINTING — Interior and exte Friday’s victory over Pitts strong and defeated Bast- the score would have favored Sunday with skies clearing Williams, of course, set an NFL Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? night. em State Fpeshmen, 82-65. Ex- the locals by one point. record by returning four klck- — Enterprise 1946. rior, very reasonable, free es burgh left them only a about noon tmd temperatures timates. Call Richard Martin, The visitors led 2S-26 at half tra hustle and a tight man to These are the kind of games dropping to between 66 and 70. otfs for touchdowns this season. time and were on top 47-41 at short w a y to g o . 24-Hour Answering Senrieo 649-9285. 649-4411. man defense enabled the locals that make you gray’’ said “ Weather,” said Lombardi, Would the Raiders risk kicking the end of the third period. The Muskies, who spent most to control the boairda. Taking coach John Mels after whose Packers won the NFL to the rookie flash from Arizona Household Services JOSEPH P. Lewis custom ’The fans in the jam-packed of the early season chasing Indl advantage of the fast break encounter. DON CHANDLER GEORGE BLANDA Free to Herald Readers ana before overtaking the title In 13 below zero temper State? Offered 13-A painting. Interior and exterior Eagle gym witnessed a thrill combined with good passing. It Setting the scoring pace for ” I’m not saying we will and Pacers, are hot on the heels of ature at Green Bay, Wts., two Want Information on one of our claMliled adverttaomenUT paperhang;lng, weJlpaper re ing, pressure-filled climax as waa a atrong win for the college Cheney were Johnny Goodrow I’m not saying we won’t,” said LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv Pittsburgh now after belting the weeks ago, ” ls in the mind.” So finnw»*r telofilione llntiirtT Simply eaU tko moved. Wallpaper books on re scoring by Tim Kearns and boys. The locals boast a 6-5 with 16 points and Scavetta with Rauch. ” If I told you,” he ery, yards, attics, cellars Pipers 120-103 In St. Paul-Mln- Indoor Track So is money and that’s a ma BoydDowler quest. Fully Insured. Free es Doug Melody whittled down Pul record. n tallies. Dave Heritage and smiled at a reporter, "you’d cleaned and removed. Also odd neapolls. jor part of what the Super Bowl timates. Call 649-9668. aski’s lead in the fourth Fine defensive play by Bob p. Willis added four points each. is all about. tell Lombardi.” EDWARDS jobs. 844-8962. quarter. By cooling off the streaking Clerk and Jim Dawes added to Only one-hoopster made the Lombardi might not really Moving Up INTERIOR and exterior paint For Boston With a sellout of more than 76- LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ’The pair accounted for 16 of Pipers, the Muskies pulled with the trio of Grande, Craflge and double figures lor the ■ winners. care. The Green Bay coach ANSWERING SERVICE ing and papering. Call Phil 000, assured for the Orange Bowl moving large appliances. Burn the 24 tallies in that quarter, in one game of Pittsburgh at the SimmOns icombined for a strong Ned (Jhurchlll with 12 plays down the chance of the and tickets scaled at $6, $8 and ing barrels delivered, $4 . 644- Denoncourt, 742-8173. with Melody’s Jump shot at 2 ;43 top. Team effort. Oraige taUded 23 Jim Penrod (9) and ^Old Days’ Raiders pulling any surprises Totem Pole $12, the gate gross is expected 6494)500 875-2519 1776. remaining putting East otit In In other games, Dallas held points to lead the locals and the Telller (8) added hoops to be $796,822. Add to that the against the Packers ’and, con FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe BOSTON (AP) — UntU the front B5-64. East ran up eight off Houston 107-99 In Dallas and games high. Grande (18) and the win. $2.5 million paid by the Colum versely, is sure nothing he could (AP) — Offensive linemen get and leave your nicMage. Yoa’U hear from our advertiaer REWEA>^NG OF burns, moth cial rates for people over 68. last few years, the mile and the Call my competitors, then call straight points after that, four Kentucky stopped Anaheim on 1j2 podhts each by Simmons end Windham (42) bia Broadcasting System for do would stun Oakland. star billing In Green Bay. Line in jig time witbont spending nil evening at the telephone. holes, zippers repaired. Win by Melody and two each by B pole vault were top features In network “ You do what you do best,” me. Estimates given. 649-7863, the West Coast. dark along with Dawes’s eight Penrod 4 radio-television rights backers soak up more ink than dow shades made to measure, Kearns and Oary Klnel, as a In the National Basketball tallies set the scoring pace. Eigan ----- 1 3 the Indoor track circuit’s two ujg game income goes over he said. “ If you try to pull a running backs. The low men on all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys 876-8401. partisan crowd roared deafen Association, Boston clobbered GtiurchUl 6 12 new play, It’s just as new to Penonols Tim MoRae and Tom Lan- Gouin .... 0 0 annual stops In Boston Garden, the $3 million plateau. the totem pole are the receiv made while you wait. Tape re INSIDE PAINTING, papering, ing approval. Detroit 148-126, St. Louis halted karge tallied 16 points for the Tedlier ... 3 8 Many observers think It will be winning Is worth $16,000 per your players as it is to the other ers. ll4CX)ME TAX done accurately corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 1 2 floor sanding and reflnlshlng Melody, whose key 'baskets San Diego 111-89, Philadelphia losers with Bob Lescoe (13) and Hopfcin just like the old days tonight, man, with losers taking home team and there’s a good chance It may come as a surprise to HERALD and reasonably. Orville Wln- Main St. 649-6221. kept East in the baUgame Ldovesque 0 0 (specializing In older floors). beat Baltimore 133-116 and San Ted Leveine (10) adding scores. Hean .... 0 0 with records endangered In both $7,600 apiece. At those prices, of it misfiring.” football fans that Boyd Dowler chell, 644-2706. throughout 'the night, made up Manotic 0 2 Rauch agreed. No job too small. John Francisco defeated New York The kiolils travel to Univer 2 6 events. In the 42nd Knights of preparation has been intense for already Is treading on the heels lor his club’s cold shooting wtth Deahiarlcs “ The door Is always open for DOX LEHERS Verfallle, 649-6760. 127-117. sity of Hartford tonight fac Columbus Games. both clubs. of the great Don Hutson as the Building— a 22-ix>tnt showing. Kearns Minnesota, after catching In e. gadget play like a reverse on INCOME TAXES prepared by ing the freshman hoopsters. Cheney (41) The meet mark of 4 minutes, Rauch was to announce his best pass catcher In Packer his For Your Contracting 14 L. PELLETIER — Painting — soared 13 to rote as the lonly diana, relinquished Its lead as offense or safety blitz on de Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. Msnchetter (82) B 6 seconds, a creditable time for starting lineup today. There Is tory. Dowler, a 6-foot-6, 226- interior and exterior, papering other double-figure perfonner Pittsburgh went on a 16-game B F Pts. GoUoa ___ 1 3 fense,” he said. ” We always Information NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Botardman ...... 1 1 3 Goodrow 6 IB mid-January “ competition. Is chance that he’ll make two pounder, Is one of those Packers WANTED — Ride from Con- and paper removal, fully in for the locals, who were 26 for winning streak and won 18 of 19 2 2 for the possibility of Remodeling, repairing, addi SURROUNDED — That’s'what happened to WUt tempt to snare a rebound during second quarter ac Bumham ...... 0 Soavotta 3 la threatened In the mile, whUe the changes, both because of ^ju- prepaj® who is taken for g^ranted. stitution Plaza to Porter St. or sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. 83 fipom the fkxn- and 16 for 27 games before Friday night's Cnal«f ...... 9 & 23 HeriitBac' f , is L PAGE TEN HANCHEWER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 PAGE B L B V n Busiiwu PropRity w« 3A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartmonts— T«iMHiwnts r 3 For Solo 70 Homo* For Solo 72 Homo* For SMo 72 Out Of Town Vernon Hehron am tr for quality MOmiHGBUT P O K AHO [oeE.KOR.* fU G E T A MANCraSTER - 8 room itone 8DC ROOM Ranch, breexev^. BElIRrSWRLD For Solo 75 s m a l l machine shop, avail dairy. Stoadd -elnployinent oh ,0AB'^SrrT6R,AND I’LL GARDEN APARTMENT — first Cape. Two car garage, 2 fire T jIe PlI^il'MSOSICRaF able at a reasonable price, all ^ M n ... n 2-car garnga, paneled recrea VERNON — 2-famlly, 6 room well eatablMm routM out of WAS SPEMPlHGALLDAy TARtVOU iC) LUIGI'S floor, 2 bedrooms, living room, places. Deadend Street. Only School Menus 26 Grade School Qasses CLASSIFim kitchen, range, refrigerator, equipment new or near new, tion room, large treed lot, $22,- units each with 8 bedrooms, Wethersfield area. Average RDRDIMNERJ. S O FEO UP tHtMCUnCriEH- ideal for two people. For de $22,500. Pasek, Realtors, MLS, 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors near Vernon Circle, excellent wetkl)^ aamia||» |140-|1H. Ex- heat, hot water, parking, 280-7476, 649-0086. SHE WOULPM'T tails call Warren E. Howland, M|.6S24. financing available, Wesley R eellent liinga Benefits, includ- adults. 648-0978, 848-7796. N ext W e e k Expected Next September Am Realtor, 648-1108. Smith, Realtor, 648-1667. advertising IS Ijig hoMdajm, p«ialon, etc. Call n e w USTINQ — $17,900. Big t h r e e b e d r o o m apartment, ^ Rrock-Hall DtJry, Wethera- »{ 6 room home just off Porter MANCHBSTBJR VERNON - 100x800 wooded Vernon Center Junior High Superintendent Aram Damar- The board approved the ap- d i T located on Center St. available CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. aOUlUl ’fieM, B29-S321 tor appointment. AKIOIHER Investment Property St. aluminum aiding, storms, building lot, on which we wlU School: Monday, beef raviolis, J)"* 8 AAI. toGPJL WTCriEM* February 1, $115 per month. screens. Copper plumbing, tru BUY A HOME IN ‘*’68’’ v«iir ^ J . Board Of Education meeting Oils Hadiglan os physical educatton Call J. D. Real Estate, 648- For Solo 70-A ly an excellent buy In a most $14,900—Ideal starter home plans or ours. WesleyWniiiev r ’ Smith *"*^***** caiTots, according to project- Instructor beginning Feb. 6. Mrs. DEAN ifACHINE desirable neighborhood. BUI ^ bread and butter, assorted ed figures for the 1968-69 school Hadiglan wUl work 2H days per ft \wi FOUR ROOM duplex, stove, re R ^ ¥ in v e s t m e n t opportu of 4V4 rooms on a nicely OonstrucUon Co., 648-1667. CX)PY CLOSING TIME FDR CLAiHl]nO||^jj|^. BMfiore, Belflore Agency, 648- frigerator. Convenient location. nity. Acreage or lots. Investi treed lot close to bus and fruits; Tuesday, grinders (sala year, there will be 26 classes, week at a base salary ot $7,- 5 P.M. DAY BEFORE PCRLKATVEII' 102 Oeioftlal Rd., Manchester One child accepted. $116, 649- gate. Air trips leave weekly. 6121. shopping. How can you beat COVENTRY-BOLTON line. 6% mi, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes), Of this total, 17 classes will be lOO for six yean experience, room L-Ranch, 2-car attached in the Hebron Elementary This figure will be pro-rated for DendUno for Saturday and Monday R 8 p.M> MMaJr. 8850 after 6. Call Arthur Lussler, Grand NEW LISTING — mature the price? potato chips, Jello with fruits; garage, fireplace, treed lot, im School and 9 In the Gilead Hill the period Feb. 6 to June 80 Has Immediate openings Bahama Realty, 247-9989, 742- 8 room home in nicely reslden- re GRISWOLD ST. —40, 3 rooms, $16,900 — One block from mediate occupancy, $21,600. Wediiesday, hot dog on soft roll, days and ntfhits: 8520. Ual Benton-Branford St. area. School. and will be $1,760. Y017B COOPERATION WIIX eORRV,StP! THIS I heat, hot water, refrigerator, shopping and bus, 6 room Hayes Agency, 646-0181. school baked beans, sauerkraut, The breakdown in Hebron Prior to the meeting the bocuM BE APPRECIATED DIAL M M 7U THE OUl'i table stove, alr-conditloned, garbage Six rooms, including 2 bed Cape Cod, nicely maintain Turret Latlk^ Operators S o METDOR rooms on first floor, plus two ^viritrrRV Z. nrofessionallv butter sandwiches, jello shows one classroom for kinder- and press were taken on a tonr AVAILABLE.' disposal, parking, 247-4046, 1- ed and ready to move Into. UERqp'-AiiD Houses For Sale 72 bedrooms upstairs. IH baths, dealimed and built 7 room Thursday, hot roast garten children; 2 classes, of the Gilead Hill School. Continiiod From ProcodUn^ PEfP Hariinge CllUcker Operators 633-7402. Owner leaving state so price Ranch, 2 fireplaces. dining ^ d w lch es, ^ avy, mash- orade 1; three classes. Grade FarUiig Ban GUESS WHAT MANCHESTER — execuUve walking distance to aU schools, Is most realistic. Genekal Machinists TMEilCOREPAT is F IV E room flat, first floor, neighborhood. Garrison Colon bus, flopping. Ideal for the room, forced hot air celling potatoes, wax beans, bread 2; two classes of Grade 3; two The Hebron Board of Beleot- heat, copper plumbing, knotty butter, cake with frosting; classes of Grade 4; three classes men have warned all residents Floor Finishing ALL -mROUGH : = Ideal for reUred or working ial, 7 rooms, large • family growing family. Belflore Agen $29,900—Custom built 2-year Milling Machine Operators PINNER f Lss couple. Can be seen anytime room with fireplace, huge mod cy, 643-6121. old, 6 plus 6, 2-famlly In pine kitchen with dishwasher, ^’riday, baked macaroni and of Grade 6; three classes of that winter parking ban■ will be ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex at 86 Russell St. em kitchen, screened porch, 2- nice residential area. Here 2-bathrooms, circulating fan. cheese, cole slaw, green beans. Grade 6, and one classroom for put Into effect for all future Drill Press Operators ALAi BRICK Ranch, completely pertly sanded and reflnlshed. -JS ------car gso'age, wooded lot, $84,- is your chance to enjoy Price, $36,000 F. M. Gaal bread and butter, pudding and tjig educable mentally retarded snow storms In Hebron. Ac- BABYSITTER ftp* tMUfhei^s renovated inside, six big, airy Carpentry and Interior paint InegMSstdrs r im m e d ia t e occupancy — 6 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real home ownership and live al Agency, 643-2682, Gall Green, topping. Dessert and milk serv- class. cording to the ordinance, all chlldtdn, aftefitoons only. Rdt' rooms, truly immaculate. Ga ing. C. Miller, 649-84S8. room apartment, 152 Charter most rent free. 742-7092, Gay Blair, 742-6921. ed with each meal. in the Gilead HIU School, cars are to be parked off the erences. Call 646-89M., i tors, 649-5847. rage space for 8 cars* SelUng - f Oak St, Apply between 7-8 p.m. ----- Vernon Elementary School; there would be one kinder- road____ during____^ _a _____ storm and for Bxperienci In Job Shop below replacement cost. Bel BOLTON Center 6 room 'M or call 1-633-5613. THE VERY BEST — 12 room /Mir n ra a e 4-bed- i^vloU, kernel corn, garten; two Grade 1; 2 Grade five hours after a storm to Preferred flore Agency, 643-6121. 2-car9 Bonds— Stocks— home vrith In-law suite. Butter W ^ m s ’ i t T ^ a t h r ^ U y 2; two Grade 3; two Grade four. facUltate plowing, Get out of those 4 .3% ROOM DULPEX apartment, nut Rd. By appointment only. M ortgages 27 hot water, parking. Adults. 649- NEW Listing — 6 room Cape, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. kitchen, one acre lot with horsa ^ Those vlolaUng this ordinance, New plant, completely alr- Belflore Agency, 648-6121. walls! Meet people, en 4 down, 2 unfinished up, bed Manchester Parkade barn and paddock. ExceUent larger than anticipated Im- will have their cars tagged, tow- SECOND MORTGAGE —Un oondlti^ned for summer and 6564. 2 rooms, kitchen with cabinets Manchester 649-6306 ------roacx tn gravy, mashed potato, migration, another fifth grade ed or both. The penalty Is a limited funds available for sec winter, all benefits. Household G oods 51 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful condition. Selling for $22,600 poas and carrots, cole slaw; joy life. Make Dollars Help Wanted— Male 36. Situations Wanted— ^ SECOND FLOOR 5 room apart jdus added features. A-1 con- ______class would be Included in the $6 fine and the violator Is liable ond mortgages, payments to Ranch, large living room, for For further Information call R. Ttiursday, frankfurt In roll, An Equal Opportunity SINGER automatic zlg /ag sew ment, refrigerator, range and GUead Hill school but Is not for all towing charges. suit your budget. Expedient in spare time selling AMBITIOUS young man selling Fem ale 38 mal dining room, cabinet dltlon, A-1 location and priced MANCHEISTER —ideal starts F. Dlmock Co.. Realtors, 649- chips, vegetable sticks, pickles; ^ j Employer ing machine, excellent condi disposal. $130 plus heat, im for a quick sale. Hurry call Parish Meeting service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. boy's to student’s clothing, full SHOE fitter. Experienced only. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea or retirement home, spotless 4- 5246. Friday, tomato or ^Jigetatole tion, monograms, hems, but mediate occupancy. 649-4817. © INI h NEA Ik . As of Dec. 31, a total of 17 Members of St. Peter’s EpU- AVON time, 40-44 hours per week, Excellent hourly rate, 44 hour tion room, landscaped yard. now, Paul J. Correntl Agency, room Ranch on a tree shaded soup, crackers, choice o< ham tonholes, fancy designs, etc SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu rooms are being used In the copal Church will hold their an- MAN TO work mornings or full high school graduate. Oppor week. Call for appointment, MANCHESTER —7 rooms, first Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, 648-0863. lot, assumable mortgage. Wol "Somebody's got to DO SOMETHING about all these and pickle or peanut butter Cosmetics. Start Q$e Originally over $300. Our price late 7-room home built 1966, Business Opportunity 28 time in rug cleaning plant, will tunity for department manage floor, fireplace, drive-ln base 643-5963. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Hebron Elementarj- Sclrobl and parish meeting tonight at 643-2128. Casual Village Shop, now, $54. or pay $9. monthly LIVE GRACIOUSLY in this 7 movie people propagating!" heated flniihed rec room, 2- sandwiches. Home-made - des- train. Call Gamer’s Rug, 649- ment. Call Mr. Craft for ap ment garage, residential neigh 2813. seven rooms are In use at * P'™' Pl'e'Ps HaU. The meet- New Year Bight! Call Manchester, Conn. Call 622-0931, dealer. ROCKLEDGE —New Raised room Colonial. Desirable Hol car heated garage, aluminum «r 'rult served with all PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a 1752. pointment, 643-2128. Casual borhood. $176. J. D. Realty, uar iieuLcu ^ ■■ ■ onoQ/i Hill qniAfA at*A 177 rHii- elect wardens, officers modem 8 bay service station Ranch, modem kitchen with lywood area. Two car garage, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE So. 289-4922 todayl Village Shop, Manchester. 643-6129.. Housos For Sale 72 Out Of Town for lease. Excellent opportu MACHINIST for Bridgeport and CLEAN. USED refrigerators, built-lns, dining room, 3 bed finished rec room, many ex large rambling oversize Colo Situations Wanted— ranges, automatic washer.s “ S : . : M0 „d .y , S.h., 1 .„d .« .. a. ^ '”«««• 1 “ nity, paid training program. lathe. Must be able to set up rooms, family room, 2-car gar tras, including wall to wall. nial-Cape, jalousied enclosed PORTER ST. area — 4 bed- ______For Sole 75 Fem ale 38 with guaraulee.s. See ihem at call R.F. Dlmock Co. 649-6246. meat loaf, maahed potatoes, school, for a total of 611. Call 236-8770 aftei 6 p.m jr and operate from blueprints, age, aluminum siding, $31,900. Lovely large flreplaced living patio with attached garage. room Colonial, 2V4 baths, kltch- COVENTRY — lovely country KITCHEN AIDE 7 a.m. -rS p.m. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649- Furnished Large beautifully landscaped ------buttered green beans, pud- According to estimated en- approval of 1-201-377-8100. overtime and fringe benefits. Moonlighters — 2nd Job Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, room, formal dining room. At en bullt-lns, family room with home with living room 16x26 Monday through < «e s y . Ver Mam St. Call 648-2171. Apartm ents 63>A lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real . Z r r T 7 ^ “ ’PP*"K: Tuesday, rollment figures for September membership. They are re- Apply RMB Tool, 168 Forest IRONING done in my home, 649-6347. tractive sewing nook. Private fireplace, wall to wall carpet with foyer, 4-bedrooms, plenty non Haven, 878-aim. • . tors, 649-6347. W o n l o d — R o o l t s r o r e # 7 frankfurts In rolls, pototo salad, 1968 there will probably be 633 commending that 10 acres of St., Manchester, 648-2540. reasonable. Call 649-4013. rear yard. Belflore Agency, ing throughout, 2-car garage. Help W onted- start the NEW YEAR with ROPER GAS and gas range, THREE rooms, second floor all MANCHESTER — Vacant 6 of closets, 2 full baths, 2-car ------pickles, sliced peaches; Wednes- children attending Kindergarten i-nH which the church owns lo- CLERK TYPIST — MatMA^star . extra income. Commissions also gas space heater. Call 649- utilities, $126. J.D. Realty, 643- 643-6121. Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- OIL b u r n e r service man, room Cape, remodeled kitch MANCHESTER — 2-famiIy, 6-5, with Hamburg and through Grade 6 In September, cated between the Hebron Ele- Fem ale 35 area. Varied diitle*, home with bonus come up to $6. 1667. window with beautiful view, must be thoroughly'experienc 0126 after 4:30. 5129. en, new siding, roof, gutters, SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 convenient to bus lines, per within 24 hours. Avoid red tomato sauce, tossed bookkeeping aad ptjfietif ex to $6. a pair. Your friends, RELIABLE child care in my high comer lot, well land sala^ The Board of Education has mentary School and the rectory WANTED — reliable woman to ed, excellent wages and work storms, $18,900. H. M. full baths, trees, large lot, manent siding, aluminum com- MANCHESTER —$14,900, tape. Instant service. Hayes applesauce; 'Diursday, perience hetpfiS MM n$t neces your neighbors will buy home. Registered. 643-9044. 18 CUBIC foot upright freezer. scaped, $28,600. F. M. Gaal authorized the administration to be exchanged for some 80 acres do weekly thorough cleaning ing conditionsi, all benefits, in Frechette Realty, 647-9993. $2S,(X)0. Phllbrick Agency, binations, 2 new heating sys room Ranch plus recreation Agency, 646-0131. turkey, gravy, mashed pota- sary, win trallk A n eli S4;80 KNAPP SHOES from you. G. E. washer. Call after 3. 8usiness Locations Agency, 643-2882, Gall Green, employ two teachers to bring of land owmed by John E. Hor- in large home 3 to 4 days week surance, pension, etc. Call Wy Realtors, 649-6347. tems, good investment, $24,600. room, convenient location, ——.7.:——r------;— T------IT" toes, buttered peas, cranberry Monday througM tMdlair. Must Attractive selling kit free. 643-6689. 742-7092, Gay Blair, 742-6921. the total staff for September to ton which U located between ly for working mother. Must man Oil Co., Inc., 643-2464. Dogs— 8irds -Pots 41 For Rent 64 STUNNING 614 room Cape on Wolverton Agency, Realtors, city utilities. Assumable 5 % ______WANTP,I>---by private party, cookies; Friday, mac- have own transportatlM- Send Contact John Kay, Mgfr., 64 SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, for home 14 nice quiet residential , . ' 26. The administration was the rectory and Phelpe Hall, be able to work without super west side, new ceramic bath, 649-2813. mortgage, $103 monthly. Bel yOUR home Isn’t selling It aronl and cheese, coleslaw, resume and referetMes to- Box Barbour Rd., New Britain, DACHSHUNDS —AKC, minia STORE FOR RENT. Main St.. full shed dormer. Ideal for mal dining room, 1*4 baths, area, low 20 s. Write 'Booc P, iwiAto -loiin j further authorized to recruit and They are also recommending vision and to properly handle Musical tnstrumonts 53 MANCHESTER — 4 -4 two Air Real Estate, 643-9332. self — don’t blame the house! L Manchester lleVald. Conn. 226-2007. ture and standard, 6 weeks to Manchester in State Theatre starter or retirement. Priced family room, large enclosed Manchester Herald. or®Am Mill/ hrAad nn/t hiittar appoint replacements. Discus- that the membership vote to sell telephone messages. Not essen- ASSEMBLERS Get expert assistance — we cream. MUk, bread and butter ^ u,e church annex and buUd an 6 months, both colors, guaran FOUR piece black pearl drum building, reasonable rent. For for Immediate sale, $16,900. porch, garage, $23,600. Phll family nice condition, large j;iANCHESTER — Immaculate Ual but prefer woman willing RELIABLE woOun wikMIM le' lot, only $19,000. Mitten Agen have clients waiting. Keith HOMES land. Investment served with all meals. addition to Phelps Hall. For aircraft parts, capable teed at a fair price. Also Wel- Information please call theatre Wolverton Agency, Realtor, brick Agency, Realtors, 649- 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 to stay overnight frequently stay with schod agid bog wlto^ set, with 18” cymbal, $280 new, cy, Realtors, 643-6930. Agency, 649-1922. property^ , urgently needed to St. School: Monday, g ^ M l .^d T teac 0"*^ active v o W membem of working from blueprints. maraners. 1-628-6673. mariager at 643-7832. 5347. full baths, built-in oven and with 3 children age 10 up. Write may be home ffbcn fiAcibt ot- AGGRESSIVE young man with asking $150. Call 643-6672. 649-2813. meet our evergrowing demand beef atew, roUed^vheirt squares, of the parish are able to vote Box K, Manchester Herald, JUST LISTED - Manchester, MAN(3HESTER - 7 room cus- be^ E L U N G T O N - 9 room restor- qualified cUenU. Call Paul eheese stitks; Tuesday, seal- ^**clpal at GUead HUl follow- casionally. CaR SM-ddA' ability to type to work in trans D o o m in g a l l breeds. Har FOR SALE — old, upright piano, STORE FOR RENT — down MAJESTIC NINE room Colonial stating age and references. ______1______■■Jlr r.-, . ...___ ' tom built brick Colonial Cape, mg iw m w th fireplace, ^3 ^ed- Colonial, new furnace, 2 j con-entl. Agency, 643-5363. loped potatoes with hsm, com, ed. m a c h in is t s portation. Good chance for ad mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron suitable for rec room, $60. 644- town Manchester, State Thea on treed lot, Central location. approximately 5 acres, 7^ meeting. m like new condition, 22 acres rooms and a heated family new baths, large rooms, cabl pickled beets; Wednesday, bar- Raiy Gardiner, principal. vancement. Call Wolfberg, 289- Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, Five bedrooms, 214 baths. Bel- room Cape, new ceramic bath, s't The ' , nominating committee SCHOOL BUS drivers approxi Experienced or trainees. 2052. high scenic land. Priced for room, 2-car garage, $25,500. net kitchen , garage, only $19,- SUMMER or winter, you’ll love becued hamburg on roJl, potato present is at the Hebron School has recommended the following HOUSEKm*ER^ 0273. state Theatre, 643-7832. fiore Agency, 643-6121. all large rooms, 2-car garage, mately 7-9 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. Liberal benefits. Day shift quick sale. Hayes Agency, Wolverton Agincy, Peal torn, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. this 6 room home on a seclud- chlpa^ celery and carrot stticks; for three days a week and at slate of officers' Senior warden $2.47 per hour. Silver Lane Bus wooded lot. H. M. Frechette lalrA nAoflAH flTnnnO' M . -A A . . . . -- __ _ - . - . _ v»a vaaavwao. Mvaaavra only. BANK TELLER, male. Do you WHITE TOY p^dle—female, 6 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor, 646-0131. 649-2813. ed private Thunsday, oven-fried chicken the Gilead school for two days. Marvin Ross; junior warden, Une, 643-8978. FuU or pert-UMM, ptaaMMirt Antlquos 56 Realty, 647-9993. COLUMBIA Lake picturesque, have bank teller experience? weeks old, $160. Call 643-9979. industrial space. Available at WOODLAND ST. — 6 room laurel covered hills us mashed potatoes, Thfa is a temporary arrange- Edmund DonneUy; clerk, Mrs. atmoHpiMre, piaJd m M time once. Heated, reasonable. Call A NEW HOME FOR THE MANCHESTER — Bowers OEF East Center St. practlcal- six room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, CASHIER - CLERK — full-time E. A. PATTEN CO. Ready to assume more respon- WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Cape m excellent condition, 2 details, $19,500. Paul . aranberry sauce, peas; Friday, ment agreed upon by the Board David Porter; treasurer, Hed- w4th free moKls, holiday DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, NEW YEAR . . . ly In center of town. Two fam center hall, fireplace, secluded gan only, liberal benefits. Apply in pay plan. / • sliblUty? Excellent advance steins, furniture, pewter, lead School area, neat 6-room Cape, full baths, carpetmg, buUt-m c/on Realtor, 64»-4030. vegetable soup, choice of tuna o f Education. The board is ley HlU; asst, treasurer Mrs. quiet, affectionate, clean, 643-1108. ily flat, 4 down, 3*/4 up. Com- setting with view of lake. Pri person, Gaer Bros., 140 Rye 80S Wetherell St., Manchester ment opportunity, fast grow ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 4 rooms down, 2 finished up, stove mduded, one car garage, vAte riehtof wavto lake. Own- SELUNG YOUR HOME? For peanut butter and jelly, studytng the situation prior to Hedley HIU; envelope treasur ing bank. Complete benefits. raised with children, puppy JARVIS REALTY COM one car garage, private yard. p’etely renovated. Both apart St., South Windsor. any quantity. 644-8962. VERNON —office space and lot approximately 300’ deep. er leaving state. For partlcu- prompt courteous service that ^ action. er, Mrs. Louise ParklnUm, and THE M&ADq W. Call or write South Windsor shots, papers, both colors. 649- PANY is proud to offer two March occupancy. T. J. Crock ments vacant. Aluminum sid shopping complex. Brand new Owner trsinsferred. Terrific lars please call Lange Agency, gets results, caU Louis Dlmock and * milk served with each “ meal. School Bus Request vestry for two years, Mrs. Bar- AGOOUNTa HTB — Tax Prepar Bank & Trust Co., South Wind 2109. homes now under construc ett, Realtor, 643-1577. ing, garages, fine residential brick building; central heat value. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 228-9349, 228-3296. Realty, 649-9823. East Elementary School: Three pa rente from Skxum bare Bartlett. 648-liT4 ers — Ejq>erlenced In in sor, Conn., 289-7407. tion on Center Street in section. T. J. Crockett, Real OFFICE CLERK WANTED — g^ood home for well Wontod~To Buy 58 and air conditioning. Central 643-1677. Monday, sloppy joes on soft Road attended the meeting to Also candidates for vestry for dividual incomo tax returns. Manchester. Featured is a $21,000 buys this beautiful 2H ty, 643-1577. ------,— ----- j rf bred part German Shepherd corridor with piped in music. roU, peas; Tuesday, spaghetti request that a school bus drive three years are WUUam Green- With knowledges of typing WU tMile and part-time. Salary MECHANICS WANTED — gas WE BUY AND SELL antiques, large 6 room Garrison Colo year old Raised Ranch, spayed female. 649-6547 after 6. Wall to wall carpeting and sky, $18,900 - 3-bedroom Capa, $17,600 ^ y s this vacant eight Q f YeudillQ, ReSUltS and meat balls, cole slaw, Ital- ipito Slocum Rd. to pick up the halgh, Edward GadomsU and and an aptitude for flgimes r.TTMT'Ai - • iM 1 ,, I plus bbnuseB. Manchester of- diesel pick-ups to ten and used furniture, chma, nial with all of the features baths, large lot, good condi lights. Custom designed i for dormers, air-conditioner, neat room house, g;ood c o n d i t i o n , ______O______fan breed; Wednesday, oven (*udren. At present, a five- D. Benton Crittendon; sex- needed for accounts payable ttc» to open Jwmary 2. H & R wheelers, new modem equip RESERVATIONS taken for AKC glass, silver, picture frames, tion. Mitten Agency, Realtors. the indivudual’s needs. Call you have been looking for and clean. Hutchins Agency, centrally located, near schools caiced carrots; Thunsday, meat year-old child, who lives at Uie ton, Edward Leach; auditor, office. Excellent fringe ben preferred. 2 8 » im . . ^ Farmington Ave., ment and plant, company paid English Setter spring pups. old coins, g^uns, pewter, scrap to make your living tasler. 643-6930. . 872-0528, days. Realtors, 649-6324. and bus lines, on lot 96x137’ sliced carrots ;Thursday, meat and of the toad, has to ■walk Earle Porter; sale of cemetery efits. BABYtortER V t / Hartford. 23(8-1981. benefits, clean uniforms dally, Best in Show sire. Valley Run gold, watches, old jewelry, hob Here is an unusual oppor Phone 643-7817. seven paid holidays, paid vaca by collections, p,-ilnting8, attic loaf, buttered rice, cream style eeven-temths o f a mile to .take lots, Charles Phelps; delegates cinity BenUy bloodlines, priced according to VERNON — 2,000-4,000 square tunity to buy a home on a MANCHESTER — Income po- MANCHESTER — Exceptional Humphrey Warns ‘'’^HObL BtlS drivers approxi tion, top ^yages. Call 278-1863 contents or whole estates. Fur tentlol In this sturdy home on jy 7.room Ranch In the RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom corn; Friday, egg salad sand- Mothers at the end of to the Diocesan convention, APPLY 6341, between 6 4 . quality. 160 Oakland St., Man feet prime industrial space. bus line and located close wlches, tomato soup, cheese pj^d have been pro-vid'ing Marvin Ross and Wedma Taylor mately 7-9 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. for more information. Bradnard niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Spruce St. 9 large rooms and Green area, ground level fam- possibility family ' ” ' room with chester. Brand new building with load to schools and shoppLig, an wedges. Sandwiches, homemade tranaportation to the pickup with alternate, Edward Donnel- $2.47 per hour. Sliver Lane Bus Ford Truck Center, 46 Braln- room for expansion, per lly room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood MANCHESTER MODES, HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques ing dock. Suitable for manu ideal situation for the one- desserts and milk served with pajjjit, but they are not always ly, and delegate to the arch- WOMAN for c le « h ^ . Call eve Une, 648-8978. ard Road, Hartford. AKC registered. Poodle pups, manent siding, aluminum has lots of cabinets, and a ed lot. Priced for immediate bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, facturing warehouse o'.' even car family. The price is rea Coast Democrats all meals. thig. The request deaconry, Mr. and Mrs. Gardln- INC. nings, 648-1729. white male $100. Small black storms and screens, 2-car ga built-in oven and range, attach sale. Wesley R. Smith Con ___ ^ < MAN WANTED to work In lum- OIL TRUCK driver wanted, glassware. We buy estates. Vil small business. Minutes from sonable and there are no ex female $126. Papers and puppy rage, $23,000. Wolverton Agen ed garage, very private yard. struction Co., 6»3-1667. (Continued from Page One) ------— ------Skinner Road School; Mon- would bring the bus into the er Shorey. Pine St. * her yard, must have driver’s good pay. Apply in person Co lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 parkway. Call 872-0528 days. tras. For information call— shots. Call 643-8163. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, „ Democrats are expected to sup- ^ay, spaghetti, tossed salad, road so that the children at ------WOMAN to iron is a n hcense. Davis & Bradford operative Oil Co., 316 Broad St. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. INCOME for the Mrs. Growing next November,” said Hum- ^ McCarthy will visit ihtxed vegetables, ItaUanbread end would only have to Manchester Evening Herald MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ 649-2813. iirat Call evenings. M 471I. ‘ Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., MANCHESTER Green — 6% florist, gift shop, greenhouse, p^rgy. "There are not going to ^g,p conference on Sunday for butter; Tuesday, meat baUs walk a Uttie more than three- Hebron Gorrespoadeiit Mrs. OIL BURNER service man, top with basement. 832 Main St., JARVIS REALTY CO. East Barttonl. Articles For Sole 45 NEED HELP? We buy used fur room Ranch, full basement, ga CAPE — 6*/4 rooms, breezeway, cozy 6 room home, garage, cov- ^ third-party candidates a speech gravy, beete, noodles; tenths of a mile to pltekup ——Marjorie • Porter, tol. 2Z8-9116. RN OR LPN 3 p.m.,-7 p.m. 7 pay and benefits. Apply Gibbs niture, attic contents, antiques central. Call 522-3114. Realtors BABYSITTER to my — rage, baths, seUing for 2-oar attached garage, large p.m.-11 p.m. 649-4519. home, Monday Heating Service, 12 Vernon PILE IS SOFT and lofty. . . etc. Call 633-2300 or 646-0004. T a cre a 'H u ich ln s elected. A third-party candidate Addressing 8,000 students Fri- W e ^ y . chicken vegetable The bcend voted to ha^e the 283 East Center Street 643-1121 $21,900. Nice residential sec wooded lot 100x600, $22,900. ' / /.I day at the University of Callfor- soup, egg and peanut butter administration extend the rewte days. Call Ave., Rockville. colors retain brilliance in car SALESLADY MAINtBJNANCE tion, corner lot. T. J. Crockett Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Agency, 649-6324. a fourth-party candidate ^ Angeles, McCarthy sandwiches; Thursday, baked up Slocum Rd. In the mom'ng Reputabto pets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Mouses For Ront 65 specialty shop. 40 hour weak ASSB11<1m !jCR8 EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, Realtor, 643-1677. 649-6347. could tip the scales against one ^ggi^^ed the Vietnam war beans, hot dogs, potato chips; and afterndbn by approxlimate- G overnm ent Rent electric shampooer $1. Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER — two bedroom includes Saturday and Thurs semblots, one to two jfeal^ edt-i Man needed for general top wages. Apply E & S Gage MANCHESTER — Investment of the major party candidates— ..morally indefensible.” Friday, fish sticks, maahed po- lyone half mile. Before this can Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup duplex, town house, appliances Lots For Sole 73 day night till 9 p.m., start perlence with printed circuit'' maintenance t h r o u g hout Co., Mitchell Dr. THE THOMPSON House —Cot- package, 6-5 duplex, plus 5 MANCHESTER — duplex 7-7 on MANCHESTER — Vernon line, not for anything. . .but against.” longer say that tatoes, string beans, butter t)g lal contributions to the charity of their choice. Police Arrests Andover Lake Group Pupil Shifting Vote James K. Gain ______Paul R. Kulas, 18, o f Oles- SOUTH WINDBOR-James E. Two cars parked at the Man Mrs. Beaale Moldoon Suffield, brother of 'tonbury was c h a r ^ with shop- Will Appeal Decision chester ^hopping: Parkade were Blasted by Cummings 80UTH WINDSOR — Mrs. j^nn Cavanaugh of South Ufttag and Intoxication, last . reported stolen yesterday. Po- Beaale Bennla Muldoon, former- Windsor, died Thursday at St. night. The manager o f Sears Superlor. Court decision ue to use the I^ke. * But he is iiuv Muu wiob both arvua carsvcuo were woac DcitiocFfttic T ow ii CoHuintt©© dUftiHUfln CuiTi- ly of West Hartford, mother of prancla Hospital, Haitford. granting a Negro minister the reported not to have used It , ynd In the parking lot a short m inm j to d a v blasted th e B oard o f E du cation f o r tak in g Mrs. Gertrude Burnham of Survivors also include his wife,“■ — »•------— ------r — ngm «i use r Anuuver uase oinvo mo loouo u>wub*>v nim time later. ” rXiSShwill.I»nmtscmetraj«f«rof« nnlicv chfl. South Windsor, died yester- ^ ^ daughter, and alx 1^ though he does not belong to c o ^ . William Hamlll of 21 Summit b r t w w ^ d i^ r ic t e in th e to w n 's elem en tary sch ools day at a Hartford convalescent ^.^ndchlldren. " ' " ^ s pocket and attempted to th^ lake association wlU be The next step in the appeal gt_ reported t Include another ^ v e d , Kulas In s U ^ an ^ members. Doug- «“ >e8 on the facts of the case the Parkade parking lot near L « T - L r « T ^ e ^ n ^ o w ^ v s It w L te to k w daughter, six grandchildren, ^ ka known man put wrenches in his . , as each side sees them. Later fh . Thnm ahU. I V ( :v. I or taking r of chil- y schools yean, the nta to start 1 around. 1904 school they would r hiter-dis- tr I feel as rs—and the t > ( sen ‘taken|’. e people of willing t6 >ol8 — and id the nec- JAN. 13 thru JAN. 19 Untain the TV Shows concept," Idren to be w transfer npointed to itration be- A Princess on TV: T’m Scared’ iables that until later • On Wednesday, Jan. 24, a Bouvier,” stated Susskind. “ It’s professional gigolo. princess will become an actr^s tough enough for a veteran ac “ I saw Gene ’Tierney in the — reversing the usual proce number of tress to take that sort of lime original movie,” Miss Bouvier dure. light. Imagine how a neophyte disclosed. “ But ’Truman —^Tru ot be_ pro “ Whether I’ll be a good leaving to — and let’s face it, this is only man Capote —has so updated actress remains to be seen,” ad Miss Bouvler’s second profes U schools, the story, that I wasn’t influ mitted Lee Bouvler (Princess sional role and her first on tele new. apart- enced iby her performance.” Lee Radzlwill and the sister of vision — must react.” It was also Capote who set n the total Jacqueline Kennedy in real life) ’There was no need to imagine. the wheels in motion for Miss who stars in the television ver Miss Bouvier was frank to ad Bouvier’s first TV role. When trsday with sion of “ Laura” on that night. mit, “ I’m scared.” he flew to Chicago to watch her Ipals to dis- ABC will televise it from 9 to “ There were days when I make her stage bow in ‘"The licy, school 11 p.m. (It was scheduled for walked into that studio so fright Philadelphia Story,” he^brought lin Rottner this Wednesday but was post ened my knees quivered,” she David Susskind with him. After Icles chalr- poned to allow coverage of the went on. “ I told George ward, they ag;reed to join forces hardt both President’s State of the Union Sanders about my nervousness for a TV version of ‘"The Voice boEird does message.) because he seemed so much at of the ’Turtle.” 1 the nelgh- Involved with her, in turning ease.” “ But that was too much like ept. the classic thriller into a TV Sanders’ reaction surprised ‘Philadelphia Story’, ” stdd the trans- special, is a heady array of pro her. “ I’m shamming,” he con Miss Bouvier. When David sug is than 100 fessional talent. ’The rtiow, tap fessed. “ I’ve had butterflies In gested ‘Laura’ as an alternative led that he ed in London last month, co- my stomach before every per . . .1 jumped at it.” to further stars George Sanders, Robert formance for thirty years, and Miss Bouvier recently viewed its policy Stack, Farley Granger- and Ar expect to keep having ’em. If the finished show. ' lene Francis. It was produced you’re not ’up tight’ for a show, “ But I won’t venture an opin you’ll never be any good as T, question by David Susskind and directed ion on my performance,” she an actress.” r saying he by one of Great Britain’s most smiled. “ I’m hardly an actress, believe that skillful directors, John Moxey. As “ Lawa,” Miss Bouvier let alone a critic. I Just hope ' !ss than 100 ’The script was adapted by Tru portrays the victim of a brutal those who think I can act are board will man Capote. murder, whose memory hatmts in the majority.” e hiring of “ But when that tape rolls several men, including a tough And those who don’t? rs. Wednesday night, there’s no New York cop, an acld-tongued “ Please,” she sighed, “let question all eyes will be on Miss newspaper columnist, and a them be merciful.” like a lot Lee Bouvier in scene with George Sanders. said. r - *97 ^Peyton Place* at 400: Honors fo r Persistence 3TERDAY: 13 Chestnut By BOB ’THOMAS honors for persistence, if not for ducer Paul Monash, who has the same characters through same thing. It’s only natural for Black, 006 HOLLYWOOD (AP) —“ Pey excellence. Nobody has ever ac guided “ Peyton Place” from its the same environment,” he re those who remain to wonder if fory Bouch- ton Place” marks its 400th very ibeginnlngs. “ We’ve done marked. “ I plan to send one of they shouldn’t be trying their cused it of being a prestige the major characters to Boston luck in features. : Richard chapter next Monday night, show. But it is a well-made ser well on Monday nights, holding ri Rd., Wap- passing what seems to be a oiu: own wiOi two popular for a story that wMl take place “ My own opinion is that they ies, with competent if not in there. A young minister and his 14 Elro St.; record for filmed television ser spired acting. Hence it has held shows, ‘Family Affair’ and never had it so good. None of 0 Burnham ies. ‘Dragnet.’ But the movies have wife, will be introduced, and them is overworked, and they a solid core of viewers, though they will be linked to the Boston 0, 16 Laurel ’The ABC serial has not only not in the same niunbers as be hurt us on Thurs(toy night, as are paid very handomely.” story. How long can ‘‘Payton Place” lletha Fiske, appeared more times 'than any fore. they have hurt aJl series Dhis jori Forlini, other show on film but also has season.” “ The purpose is to give the go on? ‘’Our ratings this season have “ I see no end to it, though the )r., Vernon; pursued its inexorable course ’IV) avoid further deolfne in the show a broader geographic axis been good enough to keep the show may take a different ilastonbury; winter and summer with nary a ratings, Monash plans innova and to start new and dynamic show on the air, but not good stories. ’The series must get in form,” said Monash. “ As long 14 Avon St. rerun. enough to allow any further at tions. Warehouse volved with new characters be as it gives pleasure, it might as ’Thus “Peyton Place” wins trition,” admits executive pro “ We can’t continue to move , 232 Spring cause frankly, some of our es well go on and on.” irker Bridge tablished characters have told Iph Loring, their stories. Now we are forced Mrs. Mary to Invent for them what we call rd ;Charles camping scenes—scenes in President’ s Message which they stand around and ob pi St.; Les- President Johnson's State serve the action, just so we can iummit St.; of the Union message will be keep them apparent. Doane St.; carried live Wednesday by “ I fear we will lose some es is, 11 Orch- the three major networks and tablished characters before Plzzola, 60 National Education Televi long. I can imagine what the ae Richard, sion. es Stewart, demior will Ibe, ‘Peyton Place’ His address is scheduled to viewers don’t like to have the M n. Emma start at 9 p.m. and will last show tampered with.” Hebert Sul- about an hour and 20 min ’The series has had a solid George Ta- utes. All the networks plan to core of performers from the D r.; Robin follow the message with sbant—(Dorothy Malone, Ed Nel : St.; Mro. analysis. NET, represented son, Ryan O’Neal, Barbara Par Judy Lane, locally by Channel 24, plans kins, Chris Connolly, Paul Lang- Mrs. Pearl to have a commentary by ton., Monash admitted that it St.; James 'Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., was sometimes a problem to it. • William F. Buckley Jr., Bill JDAT; A son keep them happy. D. Moyers and others. hard Phelps, ’"There is an increasing rest Rockville; a lessness among the actors, na [rs. Richard turally so. 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Ino, 471 Rye 3or; Cheryl uckland Rd., y Layman, tensen, 128 ra Sposlto, 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1968 P A G E THREE PA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES1*ER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Mornine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM (20) Big PIctare (C) ful giant. R 1:8 (8) Best SoDor __ undergo psychtdoglcal rehabili 1:99 (3) Best SeUer Ingrid Bergman and Gary *■** ■^•*ruoon Beport Part I "Keys of the Kingdom (18) Highway Patrol (8) to approx. 18:80 Nattoaol i Top Cat <0> Stsde Office of Civil Defense, Part V ’1 ^ Sister Eileen” tation. (C) TV Hockey Lesgae All-Star Oame program features film taken Cooper, n im Is based on Ed TV ^ Jack Lemmon, Janet Leigh. a • ‘‘h '44. Scottish priest tires to (SO) Combat (8> The Beatlee 1 - .1 * • r ^ 2 » 2 ■ ► - r J t = 3: i t f 2 *^ Tt < PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1968 PAL THURSDAY PROGRAM catasti earthq hla company Including Raquel 1:00 (S> Belt SeUer (30) Combat wester P art m "Keys oT the Klng- (40) HcBale’s Navy Welch, Barttora McNair, PhU " dom" ’44. Gregory Peck. 5:80 (30) D8 Navy Film Crosby, inaine Donne, "Hiss police (29) Film (18) Afternoon Beport World of ’67”, and Les Brown sons w (Zt) At Home With Kitty (40) News with Bob Yoang (C) and his bmal of Renown are Rejxnt on Press Week Fash 0:00 (8-40) Nows — Sports seen entertaining troops in Polii Weather- (O Vietnam, Thailand and Guam. ions. (3-40) Bewltehed (C) Urns I (U) Divorce Conrt (18) Merv aritHn Show Monte (40) The Fogltive (30) Phil Silvers Show (18) SabscrlptiOB TV 1:30 (3) As The World Tam s (C) (33) Hlghllghta “Our Mothers House" , 200 pe Tom Colton and guests. 9:00 (3) Thursday Night MovUs ' (30-33-30) I.et’^ Make A Deal "Torpedo Run”. Thrill-packed (C) (30) HcHale’s N av y ___ y Mor (8) I Love Lacy 6:05 (8) Sports — News and Wp«h- story of relentless chase of were 3:00 (3) Love Is A Many Splend- or 1 Japanese aircraft carrier fol ored Thing (C) (40) Combat V__„ lowing attack on Peart Harbor. comm (30-33-30) Days 01 Oar Uves 6:35 (8) Ski With SteW ^ (C) Glenn Ford, Ernest Brognlne. The (C) “Snowplow Turn With a Wlnd- (C) (8^) The Newlywed Game (8-40) That Girl (C) tural (C) 6:301^) News with Walter Cron- 9:30 (8-40) Peyton Place (C) larges 3:30 (3) Art Unkletter’s House “ •« . <**■**-*«> Dean Martin Show land i: Party (C) (8) Fetor Jennings News (C) (C) (30-33-30) The Doctors (C) (30) British Calendar Gueelts esre George Bums, iEU- —slnci (8-40) The Baby Game (C) (33-30) Hnntley-Brlnkley Be- die Albert, Florence Hender-, Messli 3:55 (8-49) The~ ChUrIdren’s Doctor port (C) gon and Janie Gee. (C) 6:45 (30) Newn (g) To be Announced 75,000 vr- 3:00 (3) To Tell The Truth (C) 7:00 (3) The World of Lowell Thom- Alfred Hitchcock (39-33-30) Another World (C) as (C) "The Temper Poisons” The (8-40) General Hospital "The Ijuid of the Queen of io:30 (18) SabseripHon TV mount 3:35 (S'; News 8 tia a l' liorwell ’Thomas vlsltB "King’s Pirate" 3:30 (3) The Dick Van Dyke Show "The Land of the Queen of u.;og ('‘.s-nsodO) News, Sports and Sicily (C) Sheba." Weather (C) strong (30-33-30) Yon Don’t Say (C) (30) Hnntley-Brlnkley Beport (20) Honey West half a (8) Mr. Goober (C) (0) _ ' _ _ 11:35 (3) Thnni&y Starlight (40) Dark Shadows (C) (8) Truth or Consequences (C) The Bachelor P arty’ "67. were ■ 4:00 (3) The Banger Andy Show (33-30-40) News, Sports and Friends take man out for one The (C) Weather (C) last night on town before bis (30-33-30) The Match Game 7:30 (40) Dr. Albert Burke (C) wedding. Don Murray, E.O. the cl (C) 7:30 (8) ClmniTon Strip (G) Marshall, Jack Warden, Carol- (18) Saperherocs Foriom girl saves Blarshal lyn Jones. “The l^bty Thor" Jim Crown’s life and falls in "Flame of Calcutta” ’S3. (40) Boao the Clown (C) love with him. D ense Daircell, P atrtc Knowles 4:35 (30-33-30) News (C) (Z0-33.30> Daniel Boone (C) 11:30 (3043-30) Tonight Show (C) Why people smoke is explored on CBS’ “National “The Imposter" Starring Johnny Carson. 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theater (3-40) .Joey Bishop Show (C) To Smoking Test” Tuesday 10 to 11 p.m. on CBS. “China Venture" ’53. At end (8) Batman (C) of WW H small force -of Guest Barbara Rush. 1:00 (3) News Moments of C om -^ Marines are sent after a Japa (18 )PoIka Varieties fort and OnUeposts nese admiral. Edmond O’ Host Paul Wilcox. (30) One O’a o ck Beport 1 and Brien, Joselyn Brando. (40) Flintstoaes (C) Sign Otf« (8-ZZ) BUke Donglas Show 8:00 (8-10) Flying Non (C) (W) News Boadlines, DS Air H (18) Yon AskM For It 8:30 (30-33-30) Bob Hope Christinas Force Beligtons FOm and Sign Week’s Highlights Special (O)(C) uiiOff (30) West Folal (30-40) The Fliatstones (C) H l^Iights of Hope’s 17th an- 3:35 (3) News and Weather (C) TODAY: "Saratoga Trunk” Symphony Orchestra conducted 5:00 (18) Highway Patrol nualeV ule tour of GI ovei^ MeMoment of Meditation oad (1948), love In New Orleans, by Erich Lelnsdorf, 9 p.m. on (30) Thu Is the Life seas’^miUtary bases. Mope end Sign Off P with Ingrid Bergman and Gary Channel 24 . . . Jolm Mills and WAI Ck)oper, 9-11:48 p.m. on NBC. Haley MUls, his daughter, star Supre SUNDAY: “The Frank McGee In “The Truth About Spring" the no Sunday Report,” a profile on 9-11 p.m. on NB C. and tl Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia, WEDNESDAY: "Laura,” an FRIDAY JO PROGRAM roads 8:30-6 p.m. on NBC . . . “Ha- adaptation by Truman Capote combi tari!" (1961), men vs. Africa’s of the mystery novel, with Lee paced ro-creaUon of a feat 1:00 (3) Best Seller that might have prevented to- The animals, with John Wayne and Bouvler and Robeil Stack, 9-11 Part TV "Keys of the King ' t"it deatruef n of London in dom” ’44. Gregory Peck. WW n. Cliff Robertson, George go-ahi Elsa Martlnelli, 9 p.m. to mid- p.m. on ABC. (30) FUm they 1 night on ABC. THURSDAY: “Bob Hope (33) At Home With Kilty Chakliis. (C) Joe Tomasettl am ateur chef, 9:30 (30-33-34) Hollywood Sqaares to alli MONDAY: Profile of a Peace Christmas Special,” the comed- cooks chicken cacclatore. Peter Marshall, host Charley (30) Dlvoroe Conrt Weaver and Wally Cox are mergi Parade,” a documentary on Ian on his Vietnam tour with regular panelists. This week's can b (40) The Fngitive guest panelists: Zsa Zsa Ga participants and bystanders at Raquel Welch, Barbara McNair 1:30 (3) As The World Tnra^ (C) The a protest march, 9 p.m. on among his troupe, 8:30-10 p.m. (30-3340) Let’s Make A Deal bor, Rose Marie, Buddy Hack- (C) ett, Nanette Fabray, Milton the ic Channel 24 . . . "The Danny on NBC. . . .’’Torpedo Run” (8) I Love Lacy Berie, Raymond Burr and Don At I ’Thomas Hour,” with Bobby (1988), chase of a Japanese alr- 3:00 (3) Love Is A Many Splend- Adams. (C) ored ’Thing (C) (8-40) Guns of Will Sonnet (C) vanla Darin smd Sugar Ray Robinson craft carrier, with Gleim Ford (30-33-30) Days Of Onr Lives 10:00 (24-33-30) Beil Telephone Hoar *2,404 In a drama about prison es and Ernest Borgnlne, 9-11 p.m. (C) (C) (8-40) The Newlywed Game "Carnival of the Menuhins" Centr cape, 9-10 p.m. on NBC. on CBS. (C) Program on Yehudi Menuhin, their TUESDAY: “Jack and the FRIDAY: ’"The World of 3:30 (3) Art Llnkletter’s Honse one of worid’s foremost violin Party (0) virtuosos and members of his Thf Beanstalk,” a repeat of the Horses,” a galloping view of (30-33-30) The Doctors (C) musical family — hla wife, rever show with Gene Kelly as star, their history find status, nar (g-40) The Baby Game (C) Diana, his sister Yaltah and 3:55 (8-40)- ■- —The Children’s “hUi Doctor her husband Joel Rice, both were 8-9 p.m. on NBC . . . Boston rated by Lome Greene, 7:30- (C) pianist, and his son Jeremy, 8:30 p.m. on NBC. . .Tyrone 3:00 (3) To Tell The Truth (C also a pianist. (30-23-30) Another World (C) (8-40) Judd for the Defense Guthrie lalks about theater, (840) General Hospital (C) TOOL and 8:30 p.m. on Channel 24. . .“Bell 3:35 (3) News