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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968 Aveiegie Delly Net P n m Raa The Weather PAC0 TEaBTir>SIX ;Yor The Week Ended Snow tonight. About ttirea ManrtifPBt^r Earning Hffralin February 17, 1$$$ InchM expeeted. Low toi SOe. To­ lEuptittm morrow mostly cloudy, chance A 1:. ■ > rfl All KplHcopal g^rl scouU wlsh- Convention Delegates 15,534 of mow fhaniee. Low in 90s. /% llO llt lo w n Inff to attend a breakfast on iiiiliiillilliiliiiiilliiii! Oirl Scout Sunday, March 10, Mmiehetter-^A City of VUlage Charm Mls« Mary Betb Ooytn, daugh- 8 a.m. In NelU Hall at St. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Mary-g Episcopal Church are VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 127 ('TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTTBR, (X)NN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 A d m iW B g «M Pnge 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Oavin of 108 Autumn St., was reminded to make reservations No McCarthy Backers THURS. eloctod to the Queen’s Cotnt at Mts. Charles 'Covey, 5 HOUSE the Jtmior prom held recently Francis Df., or Mrs. Richard at the Avon Country Caub by Harris, M Green Rd. After Picked by Democrats a | / F the Junior olaaa of St. Joseph breakfast, the girls will attend College, West Hartford. the 9 ajn. service as a group. The Democratic Town Oommittee, by voice vote and with no opposition candidates developing last nigrht, Morning WUUam J. H ll^ son of committee for the reunion elected 13 party-endorsed delegates to each of three Radar Guides Jets a^ ACi^ JosepbHlhnskl ^ Manchester High School Romney Quits as Candidate; conventions— the State Convention, June 21-22 at the .” o t 1M3 wUi m « t BushneU Auditorium, H a rtford ;------to the dean’s list at the Univer­ at 8 at 'the home of Mrs. Harry HALE sity of Rochester, Rochester, the First Congressional Dis­ ^ V « ’ Eggleston, 143 Hollister St. ’Ihe In the slate,’’ he said. "The exe­ N.T., fbr the fall semester of ^ trict Convention, June 29 at the cutive board should have named Hartford Hilton; and the Fourth /'Y x I • g xb 1 i* 11 1967. of the class wishing to serve on one or two or throe McCarthy Clearance! To H ciftoi TcMP^ots Senatorial District Convention, I Iliililis s j lijliilii the committee. supporters and should have rec­ ’The Rev. Dr. Daiwrence Al­ June 18 at the Buckboard R es­ ognized to some extent the Mc­ SAIGON (AP) —Guided by an army barracks hit for the Chuc Son army barracke 12 mond, a former pastor of South taurant, Glastonbury. Carthy support In the communi­ radar, U.S. Air Force fighter- first time In the war. But the mUeamllee eouthweet of Hanoi. Air ^ ^ ™ " WMS m. .M. Mothodlat Church, will be the Ashes will be distributed at ty .’ ’ bombers flew through overcast U.S. Command announced!cd Com- Force F4 Phantoms raked „It ixUr Looking C. V to Kocketeller a service of Bitter Ijamentatlone Hhe congrreeslonal and sena­ feS featured speaker at the "Ref- torial convention delegates Plepler said after the meet­ skies today to attack targets In munlst gunners shot down a big during 70 miaslons flown tonight at 7 at St. John’s Polish ONE DAY ONLYI WASHINGTON (A P ) — ilge” in WilUngton this month; were elected unanimously. ing that his McCarthy chapter the Hanoi area for the aecond four-engine C130 transport plane Wednesday, but overcast akiee day In a row. and three helicopters over South spawned by the northeast mias quit the “Wo have no operational re- Vietnam, and an P106 Thimder- soons prevented asseaement of of the Masaechusette Bible So- taken for state convention dele­ whether to offer an opposition Republican presidential race clety ’The Rev. Dr. Almond The March 6 regular meeUng 2 -100% Wool, rad. ports yet,’’ a U.B. epokeeman chief fighter-bomber over the damage, Mrs. Steven Yencha of 180 gatee, several “nays’’ were slate o f delegates to Uie state without a boUct cast—and tite said. North. Navy A6 all-weather Intruder wiU condurt a lay speakers °' “'® rtIteallv^^cS^'"'”fOT Wetherell St. was recenUy elect- Recognized w ere the convention. 1-ElECTRIO KNIFE White House draft that New tee, originally scheduled for ’The North Vietnamese news One of the helicopters was a made the third attack in four course for those attending. ed and Installed president of Dls- voices of Atty. Sanford Plep An opposition slate would WINTER COATS York’s Gov. Ndoon A. RoOkefel- the Municipal Building, will be Orig. 19.95. NOW 2 2 2 sigency said U.S. planes raided big U.8. Marine CH43 Sea days on the railroad yard 1.7 trict 8, State of Connecticut, of Robert Vater and Jack force an April 9 primary. The ler has promised to answer held instead in the Board Room Sized 8-10. Hanoi and Its suburbs and one Knight that was downed 11 miles northwest of the center of the Polish Women’s Alliance of or cen t o f th e Dem ocrats of party-endorsed delegates, said that they were chosen on The Hanoi communications them to forge a consensus Our Specialty!” home according to Roland WU- Applications for the contest country. 2-9x12 BRAIDED RUG the basis of party involvement, station is believed to be a key around some other candidate. son, commander of the post. will close ’Thursday, March 7, 'He praised the slate as “a (Tom in spots)to) BATHING SUITS as elected or appointed officials Half Million Deducted link In North Vietnam's air de­ The Michigan governor ac­ S A M YUYLES They are Miss Sandra Auden, and girls wishing to enter may good one, with good people on Orig. 39.99. NOW Sizes: Small and medium. 23 OAH STOEET and as dedicated workers. fense network and was attacked knowledged he has not won rank Miss Gilda Dumas and Miss contact the post home, or John lit,” buit oompilained thait it In- Orig. 15.99. NOW 2 for the first time in the war V i and file RepuUican support. He A lew a t^ from Main Julle Springer, all of Manches- Lynn, chairman; Mrs. Charles eluded no declared supporters ofNobody was elected delegate 12.22 Eatobllrted 1911! Feb .10. suggested the governors look for ter; Miss Claudia Boucher of Hlrth, co-chairman, or any Sen. McCarthy. to more than one convention, Military sources say the sta­ another contender who might. Vernon, Miss Gall Chessey of member of the committee. "There Is something lacking making 39 different delegates. MISCELLANEOUS Net Grand List All are members of the Demo­ 30 GREEN SHADES tion likely la an assembly point Romney tiius admitted he had cratic Town Committee. Each for information on Incoming no hope of defeating front-run­ delegate will choose his or her Orig. 2.69. NOW ^ JEWELRY U.S. bombers picked up on the ning former Iflce President alternate. Orig. 4.00. NOW 1 Q ^ Communists’ radar network. Richard M. Nixon for the Re­ At $222,279,202 The sources said the station publican nomination. The delegates are; probably has transmitters to re­ Some Republlca ns w ere » i State Convention; State Sen. By SOL R. COHEN PINEHURST 24 - MEN’S LONG SLEEVE levies Its own property taxes lay information to MIG Inter­ doubtful the governors’ agree­ David Barry, State Rep. Henry FABRICS Manchester's net taxable and has Its own m llf rate, shows ceptors on the positions of the ment Romney recommended Becker, N. Charles Bogglnl, Spedal Tables Grand List, after adjustments a $5,790,467 in crease in assessed U.S. planes. could be achieved. But the pres- Mrs. Katherina Bourn, Steve SPORT SHIRTS by the Board of Tax Review, property. siure on R ockefeller clearly was FROZEN Cavagnaro, Miss Barbara Cole­ OFF! The big Sea Knight helicopter Orig. 1,98.'NOW has been reduced by $571,264 Based on the Fire Dlstriot’s in vriilch 19 Americana were rising. Rockefeller said once Shop Pinehurst for new items such as frozen Oackle- man, Mrs. Patricia Conti, Ted 50c and now totals $222,279,202. ciirrent 8.52-mlIl rate, tiie in­ again that he is not a candidate Cummings, Clarence Foley, killed was on a combat mlselon The adjusted Grand List, bas­ crease would provide approxi­ when it woa hit shortly after for the nomination he has FOODS bird Rock Gomish Game Hen. Goiumet stuffed with House Clerk Atty. Paul Groo- ed on Oct. 1, 1967 assessment m ately $15,282 in added revenue. sought twice before, but that he bert, Atty. George Lessner, noon Wednesday by heavy auto­ WE ARE YOUR OPEN 6 DAYS figures. Is $5,060,620, o r 2.3 per Thp s\un appears insufflclent to matic weapons lire. The chop­ would accept a draft if one New BDTTEKBALL wild rice or new extra bulge Good Housdeeeping guar­ Town Director and former cent higher than last year's provide for the Increase in the per craved and exploded be­ cam e. Tnrlcey Gravy mayor Francis Mahoney and "I have noL-i^ans to change anteed Mrs. Smith’s Pies. So many new items that we 9:30 to 5:30 $217,218,582 Grand List. It will Fh-e District’s budget request tween Khe Sanh and Camp Car- ON TURKEY SLICES Registrar of Voters Edward GIRL be the basis for the town’s 1968- Conversely, the 8th Utilities roll, tile lU.S. oiTtllleiv post 16 my plans,” he said. 1 Ib U o s. S1.89 M oriarty. (Xher Republican moderates had to put an extra case in check-out aisle . . . next to 69 budget, effective July 1. District, which provides sani­ miles northeast of the big Ma­ were tryylng to change them for First Congressional District SCQJJT THURSDAY The percentage Increase Is the tary-sewer and fire protection rine fortress. ice cream. Convention: Mrs, Janet Bychols- lowest in recent years. Last service within Its boundaries, It was one of the worst crash­ him . Romney seJd only he will kl, Alfred Campbell, Atty. Jo­ year’s Grand List, mainly be­ shows a $729,847 decrease In as­ es of the war but was exceeded cause of revaluation, rose 20.4 "support wholeheartedly the seph Conti, Raymond Damato, HEADQUARTERS! NIGHTS’ rill 9 sessed prepay. Based on Its by tile death o f 41 Am ericans per cent above the previous candidate for president to whom John Hutchinson, Nicholas 2.5-mlll current tax levy, the Jan. 8 when a Miarine CH5S hel- Jackston, Mrs. Alice Lamenzo, year. The average rise in non- the Republican governors give Unifonns and decrease points to a $1,825 drop ioopter crashed into a mountain their support.” So fax, those 6 4 Pascal Mastrangelo, Roger Ne­ valuation years has been ap­ 80 miles south of the demUitar- Accessories.. . Just Soy "Charga It!' proximately five per cent. In 1968-69 tax revenue. “ ‘ “ * governors haven’t given It to gro, Miss Jean Pasquallnl, WaJ- Manchester’s new Grand Ltapt ized zone. ter Slnon, Frank Stamler and BdBed on Manchester’s cur­ The A ir F orce C180 cargo anybody. broken down Into three cate­ It was learned that Romney Town Clerk Edward Tomklel. rent 37.9 mill tax rate, the net plam , a $2.6-miUilon w ork horse gories, shows $174,842,896 for __ wtiD read hts wiiMSdaiwal Fourth Senatorial District taxable Grand List would pro­ of the war, end the other two real estate, $29,536,466 fo r per­ statement to a crowd of more Convention: Olof Anderson, Dr. vide only $191,797 in additional helloopters were downed near sonal property, and $17,890,840 than 200 reporters and poiitl- John Barry, Mrs. Marion Clif­ tax revenue for 1968-69. the Song Be a irfltid 100 m iles for registered motor vdilclea. dans, then would say no mrce Fills, once called the the announcement that he was the helm. (in bulttr) bunch In a vessels pointed cannon and used being returned to Cuba as pris- TFX and symbols of one of the stand for a long time. It eclipses aide, Calif., from enemy territo­ leaving the Pentagon. Belated- Neither Johnson nor Mc- After Trouble "a warlike maneuver” to Inter­ oners. American sources have great unresolved controversies the previous mark of four years, ly, some of them came to re- Namara was hurt when the ele- FroMn Kitchan Slicnd MANCHESTER’S FINEST wide C t B S lb b n ry unhurt. CALIF. LARGE HEADS fere when the Cuban captain. said there was no certainty the of the defense chief’s adminis­ eight months and 12 days set by gard him as a restraining Influ- vator became stuck. After con- Grton Boons Taaa, the Soviet news agency. NEW HAVEN (AP) — PoUc© selection three, who sought asylum in the tration. the late Charles E. Wilson In tiie (in buttor) U.S., still are alive. (8e« Page Eleven) (See Page Twenty) continued today to search for u:::: ICEBERG LETTUCE (See Page Twenty) McNamara, who received the Elsenhower administration. head of The statement said a demand an inmate of the New Haven and Bumble Bee Chunk Green Label Better Be Here Early! by Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Fla., State Jail who escaped while be­ III t u n a ...... 3 cans $1410 TRY OUR 3-PACK VINE-RIPE TOMATOES settings Paper Says for an investigation into the ing questioned about a disturb­ on THIN LONG CUCUMBERS Coast Guard’s lack of action "la ance and fire there Wednesday jinil Our everyday low price on Bumble Bee Solid White a mixtitfe of hysteria and cyni­ Taking Permanent Role night. - rillii Tuna is 2 cans 7 9 ^ . . . a good buy any time . . . Ground Meats Are Fresher By For at REG. 11.00. U A W Ready cism that denotes the display of The escapee, who police said Pinehurst Service Meat Counter arrogance of the Imperlallste.” was Vincent Brown, 26, o t W a- N O W 5.50 The Cubans said the ship was terbury, was being questioned LEAN U.S. CHOICE 25 miles off the coast but the Wednesday night at police head­ Our Meat Manager, Chas. McCarthy, has aged these REG. 12.00. To Withdraw quarters at the time o t b is es­ stoaka and roaats, to make Pinehurst IT.S. Choice fine GROUND CHUCK two Coast Guard skippers who Goyerni ent Preparing for Summer Riots meat even “finer.” New York Sirloins at 88c lb, all N O W 6.00 witnessed the Incident Tuesday cape. By HARRY BERNSTEIN He was one of two Inmates center cut Sirloins $1.18 lb, and large tenderloined Por­ — Lt. Chndr. R. H. Elkina and lining tiie mechanics of getting national security precautions due mobs of the type that gath­ or 3 in 1 BLEND The Los Angeles Times EDITOR’S NOTE: This la taken from the Jail under heavy terhouse at $1.15 lb. will be In demand along with U.S. Master Boatswain’s Mate P .W. them into CMitlon. has been created. ered in Newark and Detroit. REG. 15.00. E xoloslve the last of a fonr-part series guard after the disturbance and Choice Bib Oven Roasts at 89c to $1.09 Ib. OR HOME STYLE Cavlness—said W ednesday In It has spent weeks analyzing The Army’s new "Civil Dis­ Army liaison teams went out LOS ANOELES—’The United on ant$-i1ot planning In fire. Police s aid Brown was N O W 7.50 Little Creek, Va.» the drama bifonnatiOT on riots and has turbance Plan'' is desslflcd as to check the readiness of the Save on every cut of Bottom Bound and Eye Bound SAUSAGE MEAT Auto Woricens’ executive board large U. S. Cities. The aer­ serving a year in Jail for a car was played out 10 miles off Vir­ prepared elaborate documents secret, in the same manner as National Guard. At Ft. Gordon, Oven Boaat. . . wUl announce plans b y Batuiy> ies Is eappUed by the Her­ theft conviction. (in 5 lb. lots lb. 75^) REG. 18.00. ginia in international waters. for handling them. It has 'battle plans for tiie war In Ga., Guard units end some ald’s new oervloe, The Los According to police, the dis­ day to withdraw from the AFL- The Coast Guardsmen agreed mapped neighbortioods, pinpoint­ Vietnam. A reporter seeking tn- city police have gathered for a U.S. CHOICE N O W 9.00 Angeles Times — Washing­ order began at about 7:30 p.m. dO , The Los Angelee Times that the Incident could be ed troop assembly points, test­ fotmaticn on military prepara­ 6-day Civil Disturbance course, ton Post Newa Secvloe. when 175 o f the 802 inm ates Save On Groceries learned yesterday. classed a mutiny. ed non-lethal 'weapons that tions la first Informed that conducted there by the Military REG. 20.00. of the 110-year-old Jail pushed The withdrawal will not come Cavlness said he didn’t act be­ “In my Judgment, our oapafall- might be used In rlota. nothing he Is told can be at­ Police School. Bottom Round At Pinehurst their way out of a recreation N O W 10.00 tmtil after the November elec- cause, “I did not feel I could Ity and our abUlty to prevent The federal goveniment, hi tributed to anyone hi the gov­ Asked what Is being taught area and back toward cell TETLEY’S TEA BAGS ...... lOO’s 8 0 « itlons, when the UAW wUl seek place the U.S In Jeopardy un­ and control riots it inoreoslng ahoirt, has fo r th e fir s t tim e ernment. The justice depart­ there, the Army responded that area. ROAST REG. 23.00. a special AiFL-CXO convention less I had orders. I would do the much more rapidly than 'the un­ taken on itself a pemianent ment refuses to dlscloee details the emi^iasls Is on the ’’develop­ Miracle W hip ...... qt. There, they said prisoners set toe its confronteutlon with the same thing this morning.” derlying levels of frustraiUon role In the control of civil dis­ of the Information It is col­ ment of better understanding of fire to several mattresses, N O W 11.50 A F lrdO leadership, according Rogers asked the House Mer­ ithat tend to cause tbe riote.” lecting on certain individuals. Whol* or Small Half Ib. Sunsweet Prune ' turbances. The very nature of the nature of disorders and the smashed windows and chairs to union sources. chant Marine and Flaherles — United States Attorney its prepara’tioDS suggest that The Army’s Intensive, long- application of fundamental con­ Juice ...... Ige. i f L H W /7 4 and other furniture and broke I f lit com es as expected, lit Oommittee, of which he la a General Ranuey Clack. range Involvement began lost siderations in planning for the It expects to be In that role for off two cell block doors to use Dinty Moore Dresses for every occasion. Sizes for all. will mark the first time in member, to probe the Incident. summer after the riots in New­ conduct of civil dlsturbtuice op­ BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ...... Ib $1.09 By WHiUAM OHAPBIAN some time to come. as battering rams to loot the B eef S t e w ...... ige. can American labor history that a Radio Havana, vetoing the of- ark and Detroit. Airborne Juniors’, Misses’ and Half Sizes. The Waohington Post In the past, federal interven- erations.” No specific strategy commissary. LONDON BROIL Boltom Round.. Ib. $1.09 union has withdrawn from a na­ flclal government line on the In­ troopa had been luChed to De­ Spam ...... can WABHINGTaN— Time wiU ‘tton in local disorders has been Is being espoused, the Army Police didn't suggest a mo­ tional labor federation because cident, said three crewmen of reluctant, spasmodic and com- troit when local and state po­ said. SWISS STEAK Bottom Round.... Ib. $1.09 As shown, 9275 the 050-ton Cuban vessel 26 de toU whether Clark’s ssseesment tive for the disturbance. SPRY ...... 3 Ib. can 7 3 ^ a t whet UAW offtoiails caU 'Paratiively unplanned. Only lice and the Mtchigan National At the Pentagon, a speelfd- “dUXerences of philosophy^ and Julio en route to Canada took U aoourato. One thing is cer­ Firemen with three fire en­ tain: Tbe federal government twtoe in the last 46 years have Guard c^ppeared to be Inoapable level task force meets frequent­ SAVE 14c LB. ON YOUR FAVORITE SHURFINE SODA ^ ...... 5 hots. Treasure Chest I»lnc]ple.” the captain and crewmen by gines and .three fire trucks Diamonds, from % Final Clearance! la making vigorous, unprece­ federal troops been requested of controlling the city. ly to review the Army and Na­ The UAW executive board surprise to seize the ship and fought the fire, in the Jail's west $100 to $5000 dented and portly secret prep­ by a governor to suppress do­ For about two montha, be­ tional Guard preparations. In EYE OF THE ROUND Save 6c On Sealtest Cottage Cheese ...... I s 2 9 < i wlU meet In Detroit Friday and change Its course toward Nor­ wing. arations to control riots this mestic troubles. The National tween 10 and 16 A rm y person­ the event ot a riot, the Army Saturday to tix Its program In folk, Va. The report said the Some 25 city police — some Buy Sealtest Milk in gallons at sum m er. Guard has been used- for civil nel delved into the strategies establishes an operations center armed with diotgiais — helped OVEN ROAST BEEF EASY PAYMENTS UNTRIMMED COATS relation to the AFlrOIO and captain and crewmen were Pinehurst low every^y price o f ...... It Is dally gathering thou- emergencies In the past dec­ for quelling disorders. The re­ In the Pentagon. It would alert quell the dtsturbance and sur­ AVAILABLE determine time schedules, UAW locked up aboard the vessel. sonda o t bHs of bifonnatiOT on odes, but elmcet always under sult was the “Department of task forces in tbe field to be rounded the JaU to prevent any PresidOTt Walter Reuther told “Immediatiy after the act of L b Swordfish, Flounder, Haddodc and Oysters people It oonsldera riot-prone state control. The frequency the Army’s Civil Disturbance ready when a bad incident any­ escapes In the confusion. n.3S T he Tim es. piracy waa perpetrated, two Values to $49.95 etgltaitors and on local raolal Is­ and Intensltiy of urban riots hi Plan,” a 2-lnch-thlok volume. where In the country seems to A dozen state troopers also He would not contirm the re­ United States Coast Guard unita Junior and sues that might provoke street the lOOOs has switched the fed­ Into its preparation went seven be out of control. were sent to the JaU. NOW port from other sources that and a helicopter invaded the eral role from ooocualonal hi- large volumes of Information. area, located 20 miles from the troubles. Even the Pentagon’s private Offloials said that by »{80 Misses' SfaHH the UAW officers will decide to votvemeht to a routine partner­ Simultaneously, the Army Inc. United States In kiternatUmal Xt la stockpiling anti-riot think tanks are Involved In p.m . the altuatlOT w as under 24.00 make a flnn move toward dla- equipment hi key sites oround ship wSth the cities and states. discovered that many cities and the search for new #ays to control. atllllatlon at, the session In waters,” the foreign ministry Pinehurst Grocery, the country. It Is preparing the Much of what the federal National Guard units liad neith­ control riots. A J ^ offloial said one prioon- said. CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE ^ ^ JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS D etroit. Army units that mlgtit be ooU- goveniment Is doing is still er the planning nor tiie expertise with which to control and sub­ (See Page Eight) (Sm Page TwsMty) OPEN TIU 9 P.M. THURS. & FRf. OPEN AT 8 A.M. THUR5., FRI.. SAT. ($M Page Beveo) (See Page Eight) •d to quell riots and Is etrsam- secret and on atmosphere of 958 Main St., Manchester hi! Read Herald Advertisements WHOM TW O BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 MANGHBSTKR BVBlfllfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 /Uon maide me wHh to uea It In Sheinwold on Bridge VofH Casts the original version, out of curi­ C o v e n tr y osity, If for nothing else. The X A R GAXElC* ENJOY DON’T WORRY plot would not be aJfeobed, atnee -fly CLAY R. POLLAN- NORTH To Alternate each act is only an example of Aides Named AMES a b o u t t h e BLACK QUEENS 4 A 1033 THE the two opposing forces In Hoff­ MAR 22 Your Ooi/y Activity Guido J652 ^ARR 20 According to tho Store, ’’ OCT. 23 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD mann’s life, a peristent evil O K64 I 86 East Center St. For ^Tales^ genius, and the protecting muse To Conduct . 5-15-26-37 To develop message for Friday, 3-16-27-38^ "Please come to my rescue,” 4, K6 The Baby Has FRESHNESS A1-«W1.9C reodjwords corresponding to numbers 147-61-71 R-1 of poetry. of your Zodiac birth sign. a w ader Implows. "I followed WEST EAST ^ At Sominit St. By JOHN ORUBEB ^ TAURUI If you go to one of the succeed­ Seal Drive your advice, and it cost me my 4 Q 72 4 6 off PmCHURSr ... An excellent production of APR. 21 61 Per$or>o! ing performances, see If you are 1 You 31 Hoy* contract. Please tell me how to <;? A K Q 109 CP 74 Offenbach’* "Tale* of Hoffman” of my opinion.______Certainly, the. Mra. Dudley Ferguson is local I ^ M A Y 21 2 Tro v« l 32 M«rg* 62 Outdoor convince my partner thait I WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL 3 Aftond 33 Resolvirkg 63 At O J 10 0 Q9873 remains on view at ICfllard 73 64 Your 1-13-2435^ SItICKLAND FARM music makes more sense ItyJhM chairman heading the SSth an- 4 Bott 34 Your 146-5^ ^ made the right play.” * Q 9S 4k 10874 2 Been Named Auditorium, University of Hart­ order, and since the plot has lit- nual Easter Seal Campaign in 7^77’^ 35 Eom ed 65 Fresh Opening lead — king of hearts. 6 M oneyed 36 Sffioutdn't 66 Errors SAOITTASIWS SOUTH ford, through Saturday evening, tie or no sense Judged by today’s accordance with, an announce- 67 M Grado AA Largo > M A Y 22 7 Unusual 37 A NOV. 23 “West took the king and queen 4 K J9 84. and it’a well worth the price of standards. It could hardly be ment by Raymod J. Payne, 8 Romonce 38 Wardrobe 68 Con of hearts and then shifted to the Marguerites per buneli $1.89 { JUNE 22 69 Pem>or>ent OK. 22 _ Cp 83 admission. The work is not affected. It’s fine entertainment president of the Connecticut 8o- 9 Someone 39 Vl»iting Jack of diamonds. Since East Buerfc, Elisabeth Ann, daughter of A. Joseph and Ldulse ^ 6-21-32-43 lO G o o d 40 Hosordous 70 W eoknetses 2-18-29-40/^’! 0 A 52 Scott Buerk, 240 Three Mile Rd., Glastonbury. She was bom mounted with any degree of either way. clety for Crippled Children and n Ties 41 Arrives 71 Appeoronce had started with only two hearts E 6 6 S ^53-7843-67 72 Recreotion ISa63fl2fl9 4> A J3 frequency, although much of Its 12 Could 42 Good Feb. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Actually, the production Is Adults, CAMCOSN I assumed he would have length C A N C n 43 W ith 73 Doorstep East South West grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott, Troy, N.Y. Her music is familiar to all; the 74 Starts about as good as you are likely The local campaign, again JUNE 23 14 Off 44 Problems in spades. I therefore began the 75 Be Pan 1 4 2 Cp sternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John EvanausM, Ger- feunous "Barcarolle” Is prob­ to encounter even though It Is sponsored by the Mothers Club IS Brew 45 Money IAN. 20 trumps by taking dummy’s ace. ably one of the beat known JULY 23 16 T o 46 Good 76 Rectified Pass 4 4 All Pass aantown, N.Y. She has four brothers, David, 10, Daniel, 8, a "semi-pro” affair. The opera Coventry, will open tomorrow 77 To East discarded a diamond on 17 Suited 47 A n d 8-12-23-34 P^ul, 6, and Michael, 8. tunes In existence. 01M4-2S-36I I S M o y 48 Shield 78 Progressive Opening lead — ^ K Is one with which you should be end continue through Easter 157-67-79-86^ the next trump, and I knew I 0 0 O’ 0 0\ Casts will alternate during -'4S-59-70 19 M oney 49 And 79 Doring OPEN TONlOm famllleu' if you are an opera fan, Sunday, 50 Move 80 For AOUAtSJS would have to lose a trump. the brief run, and following my IfO 2 0 M o y Gorman, BOchael Patrick, son of Albert Joseph and and here Is one of the rare op­ Members of the local club as­ 21 AlliorKet 51 Storm 81 C olm JAN. 21 j f “Thew WM still a dliEUice, and ______^iaiini custom, I shsll not review I JULY 24 82 Slow Joan'' Morris Gorman, Virginia Lane, Tolland. He was bom portunities you'll ever get to see sisting Mrs. Ferguson will be 22 For 52 A t FEB* 19 I led to the king of clubs and , the performance of those I AUG. 23 23 Glomorize 53 Your 83 Creative Feb. 20 at Rockville General Hospital. Hla maternal grand­ the work. Try to go. Mrs. Jean Jacobson, Mrs. Day- 84 Your tried a finesse with the Jack of Hearts, 7-4; IM^onds, Q-8-8-7- 24 M o ke 54 M aking 9-20-31-42(C parents are Mr. and Mra. Robert Morris, Cranston, R.I. Hla heard at the expense of those I ton H. Whipple m , Mrs. Her­ QNIO-22-33-44 25 Affection 55 Pojt 85 Advontoge clubs. If this worked I wouldn’t 8; CSnba, 10-8-7-4-Z. ^5445-74 86 Adventurous |45^56flO«^ paternal grandmother is Mrs. Esther Gorman, Providence, shall not encounter in subse­ man “Jake” LeDoyt, Mrs. WU- 26 U p 56 News have to lose a diamond trick. What do ywi sayT EVERYTHING'S vsrao 27 Diet 57 Life 87 Plons PlSCtS R.I. He has two brothers, Albert Joseph and Kevin Michael; quent performances. liam Kissane and Mrs. Alan 58 Fortur>e 88 You EtB_ 20 But it failed, and I lost two Answer: Pass. You woidd W « a r e n o t m a lrfi« m uch y A AUG. 24 28 For Productlonwlse, the offering Bolton 59 Privote 89 Poce and a sister, Sharon Marie. Rush, the latter In charge of 29 Be MAR. 21 C black queens as well as two double If you could guarantee O.K. pn^t on Krakns Hams has fine settings and excellent publicity. Cvf serr. 22 30 Opportunity 60 Keep 90 Serene .that ever^Jody would then pass, * * * * . at this low price, but 3/1 417-28-394 hearts. Grover, Gerilyn Lucy, daughter of Francis Edward and costumes. There Is a large cast, Mrs. Rush reports that all ) 7-19-3CM1 ^ ^ G o o d ( ^ A d v e r s e ^ 1 ^ N e u tra l 149-62-72 ^ but there Is grave danger that many new cusbomerB are 32-6473 “What should I tell my Nancy Beeman Grover, 418 Dart HUI Rd., Wapplng. She was all of whom do well, and some Mrs. Waddell Easter Seal contributions re­ partner?” the double will Induce somebody disooverins: that it pays of whom are quite noteworthy. main in Connecticut to finance to bid hearts or notrump. Don’t bom Feb. 20 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal TeU him anything, but hide grandmother is Mrs. Joseph Beeman, Holland, Mass. Her pa­ to sh o p P IN E H U R S T . . . The chorus and orchestra are a wide range of care and treat­ today's newspaper. There was (W^e the opponents out of the both of professional caliber and W ill Direct ment services for children and only contract you can hope to ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Graver, West a simple way to make the c m i - Deerfield, Mass. performed well under the baton adults who are handicapped by defeat. the party’s nominating commit­ 3 Pleail Not Guilty tract without worrying about 4 4 4- 4 ’ KRAKUS of Moshe Paranov. Seal Drive disease or injury. She said that the black queens. Copyright 194» This was the first production tee with nominations accepted Savltkas, Michael Smith, son of Gerald W. and Joanne another campaign objective is from the floor. The new com­ To Church Robber>' Don’t Draw Trumps General Features Oorp^ I have seen In which the group to "make the public aware” of NEW BRITAIN (AP) — The Smith Savltkas, 60 Larrabee St., East Hartford. He was bom HAMS . Mrs. Walter C. WaddeU of . , „ ------mittee Is slated to take office There Is no need to draw Feb. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal offered a ballet divertissement, Botton Center Rd. wtU head the available to the handicap- April 16 for a two-year period. case of three men charged wMh trumps early. Take the third ped at the seven Easter Seal W oman's Release Set grandfather is Frank Smith, Manchester, N.H. His paternal and truth to teU, Elemer N ^ . ggu, aimual Easter Seal Cam- Paper Drive Set using violence In robbing the trick with the ace of diamonds grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Savltkas, 247 Felt 3 ^^2.98 who staged the p^enta/Uon, ^ Treatment facilities located In rectory of St. Jerome’s church HARTFORD (AP)—The state INCOME TAX A paper collection will be and return a diamond. When Rd., Wapplng. * falled to allow enough rwnr for Eumounced by Ray- the major popuIaUon centers Jan. 10 have been bound over to has been ordered by a federal I TOOK IT TO $lOCK! Ii'» made between 8 a.m. and noon West follows suit, win with the *••'*■* on iH w o y . oe Red Cross Blood ed to contact either Richard Kackbum, Donald Clezynski three trumps and a diamond In U.S. District Judge M. Joseph 4 4 4 4. 4. too! W h y not d o yowr t o i goL gkKS 81c which It Is based (Mobile Unit. Results atKwed ■Tales” on. which It la based ^ g0go,ooo state goal is Eberle of Wrights Mill Road, or and FYank E. Topa. each hand. Blumenfeld ordered the state Wahnqulat, David Landln, son of Hurvey Landln Jr. and liko I did t a k e IT TO comes from a century and a there were two three-gallon don- Wednesday to release Mrs. Car­ BLOCK TODAY! UP Boniblo Boo $660. 'The appeal will be by Peter DeCaiii of South Street, The Rev. John Shea, assistant Give up ithe'diamond trick and Janet FlaveU Wahnqulat, 163 Uberty St., Middletown. He was half ago. Hoffman’s stories mail,__ to the 1,100 homes in Bol- ora, Frederick G. BlsseU and between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. any pastor at die church, said he was let (the opponents lead. Anything rie Robinson, who had pleaded bom Feb. 20 at Middlesex Memorial Hoapltal. HU maternEil OUARANTII W H IT E T U N A seem somewhat ridiculous to us Mra. Shirley J. Harrisi; three day. lured out on the pretext that they do vrill give you the last guUty to breach of peace and grandmother la Mrs. Harry FlaveU, 88 Hamlin St. Hla pater­ Wo gyorontto eccwroto pro^rotion off ovory Mo rotyrn. iff today, but I have to admit that WaddeU has been chalr- two-gallon donors, Mrs. Ralph a dying man needed unction. wo inoko ony oTrori that cost yOy any p m n m iff m t inforott, 2 f o r 7 9 c Ladles Food Sale three tricks no m atter who has resisting arrest. nal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Heurvey L. Wahnqulat Sr., wQ will poy tho ponglty Of in to fo it, ______a production In English, as Is num of the local drive for the M. Bums, Mrs. Arnold E. Carl­ The Ladies' Association of the Shea said he was captured and the queen of trumps. Mrs. Robinson had served 270 Autumn St. Hla pafemal great-grandfather is Frederick B. Junior Wamends Club Enters Play in Competition HAWAIIAN PUNCH the present case, goes far pant three years. Assisting her son and Dr. Robert P. Bowen, First Congregational Church has brought back inside the rectory Dally (Question about a year of her sentence, Hawtin, Cromwell. toward making them intelligi­ and one one-gallon donor, Paul Mrs. Donald Cornell, on the floor, has won Mrs. Charles Car- George Savage, that was entered in state competition by the 3 largo cons $1.00 this year ere Mrs. Jcunes 'Fin­ p, food sale from 10 am. to 2 and tied up. Partner opens with one spade, including a period of parole ble to ithe audiance, even ikf the Diehl. Father Shea said three ban­ which ended when she admitted sky’s wig if not the battle as Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, Mrs. Junior Women's Club of Manchester this afternoon with other H*R negan, Mrs. Danrld Toomey, p.m. Saturday in the church ves­ and the next player bids two Wright, MlcheUe Anne, daughter of Robert A. and Elvl Connecticut Junior Women’s Clubs at New Haven. tales themselves remain im- Of the 41 persons appearing dits apparently thougjit the rec­ violating it. Donald Simmons and Mrs. Philip Plneo, left to right, watch MIRACLE ¥m iP Mrs. John IMcCarrick, M:'s. try. diamonds. You hold: Spades, 6; Tamml Wright, 101 Birch HIU Dr., Wapplng. She was bom during a tense moment In "Little Prison,” a one-act play by America's Largest Tex Servica with Over 2(XM> Offices believable. John Toomey, Mrs. Charles to donate, there were 10 walk- World Prayer Day tory safe was filled with money Feb. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ins, according to Mra. Sanford 4 9 c Still, Edgar Allen Poe fol­ Cavanaugh, Mrs. Malcolm Lam­ The public la invited to World from the previous Sunday’s col­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tammi, Turku, Fin­ lowed Hoffman’s lead, and the ^ Jones, Civil Defense chairman Day of Prayer Services tomor­ lections, but the money had al­ land. Her paternal grandfather Is Edwin Wright, 8 South St., their position on Ideological ties. Several held the door open Manchester Shopping Parkade — Losrer Level bert, Mra. Harold ,Smlth, Mrs. Cor the Auxiliary to Green-Cho- S u n s w o o t works of both writers enjoyed ...... Jensen,...... Mrs...... Richard row. Services on the theme ready been deposited In a bank. Hartford. She has a brother, Glenn Douglas, 6; and a sister, Russia, Romania Qash points disputed with the for a broader anti-imperialists Between Sears and Grants Bear Entranoes PRUNE JUICE great p«q>ularity long they Bimock, iMis. ’ Robeirt Smith, bot-Rlchardson Post, American "Bear One Another's Burdens” The three fled empty-handed Taml Gale, 6. Chinese, which at heart Involve rally eventually, Legion, co-8poruK>ra of the pro­ W here To G o Sat. Night? Weekdays • A.M. to 8 P.IL were dead, even ^ugh few Albeit Martta, Mrs. Roy ‘W ill and were captured in nearby points of national Interests. The Budapest discussion Is to 4 9 c gram. be held at 10:30 a.m. at the Sat. and Sun. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. — M6-U81 people read them totoy. Richard A-lton, iMrs. Columbia Congregational Kensington. Amid Support for Meeting The Soviet chorus argued continue for one or two weeks, The three stories which make In addition to the above six against a conference that went after which a committee may M iss Io w a Jack Early, Mias Ella Summer, persons appearing to offer Church (bring your own sand­ Tolland ■NO APPOINTMUNT NBOBSSABYi up the ttw e acts are not of evm N o m ^ Preuas and Mra. wich); at 1:30 p.m. end 7:30 DANCE t h e MUSIC OF BUDAPEST, Hungary . (AP) viets are clearly determined to beyond purely Communist par- bo appointed. SLICED BACON worth. They were presented In Hughes. blood were the following: Elsie —The Soviet Union and Roma­ press ahead with a rump confer------Bickford, Dorothy White, Helen p.m. in 9t. Paul’s Episcopal FRANK’S CAFE lb . 7 8 c the usual order last evening, The Connecticut Easter Seal Church in WUllmantic, and at State Fire Marshal Called nia have clashed head-on at the ence with only about half the but in the original production Wlllnauer, Jean Hayes, Aim The Family Restaurant „ world’s Communist parties rep- Society serves those who have Boisvert, June Usab, Olive Pe­ 8 p.m. In the Andover Congre­ RNEB MAIN ft PEARL . BROTHERS 3 BudapMt meeting of 66 Oommu resented. Oscar Mayor Acta n and i n were reversed, been crippled by disease or ac- gational Church, which wUl have which makes the musical transi­ terson, Harriet Eaton, Walter FRIDAY SPECIAL % In Fire at Hunter Rd. House nlst parties but a chorus of otii- The communique said Mikhail SLICED BACON clVlent end need special treat­ Phillips, Patricia Sypek, Judith cottee and a fellowship hour to tion to the epilogue more tight­ ment end trainl3ig to live suc- fcdlow. The state fire marshal has er parties supports the Krem- A. Suslov the Soviet party Ideo- lb . 9 3 c ly knit, and I wouldn’t be sur­ Sanborn, Agnes Little, Clarence ilete OUR SPECIALTY ------^ — A A 4H iTD Band J 1 ’ 1. Starting1 , J pl*m for a world Commu- log;lst who long steered the cessAiUy with their handicaps. Bradfield, Roy S. Palmer, Mark LOl TER DINNER S2.06 been called In to investigate a prised If the whole opera were All contributions remain in the Manchester Evening Herald I L O B S X E R About Yhe Staffing) .J.l" . nlst conference next November world Communist movement, CARNATION MILK more effective In this order. Spink, Roseaime Bilodeau, Glenn FILET fire, which severely damaged an direction of Robert or December. told the approximately 160 dele- state to finance the wide range (Bradley, John A. Ooibum, Mary Coventry correspondent, F. Velardi, former Music Director NEW! N E W ! N E W ! 3 c o n s 4 5 c Just why the change was empty house on Hunter Rd. It’s official aim of the world gates that the Kremlin favored of services. M. Reinke, Norma Coughlin, Pauline UUle, teL 742-62S1. MIGNON $215 FOB BESEBVATIONS CALL 1-267-9882 of the Tollauid Schools. made I do not know, but after Another campaign objective Monday night. The possibility CMiference is to restore unity to a conference of Communist par­ Bertron A. Hunt and John An­ Bolned Stuffed Youngsters, who play an In­ tite fractured Communist move- ties In November or December, seeing the work several times is to make the public aware of sel mo. JUMBO SHRIMP $2.26 of arson Is being considered. strument and are Interested In PARD DOG POOD In my life, last night’s produc- H V f t n o ls 4 U u a8 a s . xn€liTiment, 15UCBut uiGthe v^nin6S6Chinese wOininil'Ctommu- rLepreswivativcsRepresentatives oiof theuie smuiifsmall. help available to the handi­ Also, Louis Gagne Jr., Gary HATHAWAY INN Local Fire Chief 12 cans $1.79 MANCHESTER Wilhelm, termed the fire nlst party and others oppose the Moscow-line parties of Spain, capped at the seven Easter ^eal Bryant, Antonio Peracchio. SpedaHzing In ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE POOOTOPAUO Mrs. Sylvia Moulin, Plains Rd. Soviet aims. Most of these par- South Africa, Ecuador, Ceylon, treatment fadUties located in Florence Lawton, Vivian Helms, DRIVE-IN cine Itallan- EAST HAMPTON, CONN, "strange.” “The house had been No charge will be made for the empty about a week, all elec­ ties stayed away from Buda- Chile, West Germany and the FAT 0 VERWEI6 HT the major populatton centers Marion Schultheiss, Joan Quar­ ROUTI* • a 44A g Amerloon Meals! instrucUoi^ and rehearsal loca­ pest meeting, which was called United States echoed Buslov’s Tills wook sovo 6c and through headquarters in to, Margaret Hultman, Madelyn Ptwm 44». 0000 M tricity and heat were turned tions will be announced soon. Available wltbont a doctor’s L off,” he added. to organize the world confer- position. Several added, appar- on SooHost prescription, onr product called Hartford. Decker, Michael McCann, Rob­ Timite—*Bonny ft Clyde’ 0:00 Fresh Breads and Pastries St. Mqtthew Notes ence. ently with Soviet guidance, that ihdaxon. You must lose ugly ‘Mra. Waddell Is a member of ert Simmons, Frank Kristoff 7 Acad. Award Nomlnattona Mode DaUy! THe house, located near the Ttokets tor next Wednesday’s A communique issued today the. conference should be In COTTAGE CHEESE fat or your money back. No the Manchester Memorial Hos- and John Wlllnauer. Featuring DaUy Specials! SATURDAY — 2 MATINEES — 2:10-4:15 EUlngton-ToUand line, was re- FelUier-Son Banquet sponsored said Romania, which has sought Moscow. strennooa exercise or liquid ipUei AwdUary, the Connecti­ Voter Session Today 4 ^ ^ B E A T T Y Legal Beverages portedly sold recently. The pre- by 'the Holy Nome Sodeity ore DIVIDENDS 2 9 c b o x diets. Oalaxon Is a tablet and Tel. 640-5644 to avoid a showdown within the But Romania’s Paul Nlcules- cut 'Dental Hygienist Assoda' The session for making new M BU llA llZA lP vious owner was Chester Smart, now on sale. Slater Mery (Hugh Red world movement, voiced cu-MIzll, a relative newcomer to easily swallowed. O alaun curbs (tlon, the Mancheeter Order of voters today will be from 6 p.m. Academy Nominees 1 Extensive fire and water ‘will be guest speaker for the your appetite and decreases \ Best Picture! strong opposition to Soviet plans world Communist meetings, Fkustem Star and BOlton Oon- to 8 p.m. In the Board Room of damage was suffered, but no evening. The dinner wiUl begin at a closed session Tuesday. stood up against Suslov and At Pinehurst try the new your desire for food. When you Director! Actress! estimate of financial loss was ait 6 p.m. In the Pairish (Oen- eat Ww, you weigh less. Get grregaAional Church. the Town Hall. Cinematography 1 But on the basis of other posl- called for "creation of condi­ Chddebird Fried Chicken Democrats TO Caucus / \ avallable, at this time. Iber, rid of exceos tat and live long­ \ tions taken Tuesday and the tlons for the participation of all Dinner nsaally 99c, fca< er. Oalaium costs $8.00 and is WRY EPITAPH Local Democrast will caucus ANNEBANCROn Wilhelm reported a stxwig The OYO Parenta Night wl'U / \ smell of kerosene at the house, pattern of support from Soviet- Communist parties” In a confer- tored at 79c each. And sold on this guarantee. If not LOUISVILLE (AP) — A small tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Coven­ DUSTIN HOFFMAN be held Sunday cA 7 pm . in the llne parties, the prospect was ence, the communique said, g fit 50c mail in coupon at MtlBfled for any reason. Just firm which went out of business try Grammar School to endorse / but found a 276-gallon oil tank Piartsh Center, The executive return the package to your near the house, which might ac­ for tills meeting to appoint an That would mean waiting for Pinehurst and s^t 50c six weeks after it started opera­ a slate of 40 names for the Dem­ KATHARINE ROSS board of the Oonfratemity of all-party committee that would the Chinese and Russians to druggist and get your full mon­ tions posted this explanation on ocratic Town Committee. A 40- \ For count for the smell. Christian Doctrine, arrangera when you try a new ey back. No qnestlona asked. The blaze was jreported to of the affoir, have urged all arrange a late autumn confer- solve their differences, some- COMPOUNDED the window: "Opened By Mis­ name slate for the new Town JUatare Oaddebird Heat and O alaun la sold with this guar­ the Crystal Lake Fire Depart­ ence In Moscow. thing that Is not In sight. antee by: (tnlnn’s Pharmacy, take.” Committee will be proposed toy B C N N l E i . Adults parenta to attend. The teen­ Several of the 66 parties in Nlculescu-(MlzlI also wanted to Serve Frozen Specialty ment in Ellington shortly before 'W ill agers stay home. Budapest, In ^d in g those of Ro- seek “forms for the partlclpa- Fried Chidcen, Rock Cor­ ll^C lcY PE) ^ 9 p.m. Tolland firemen were Congregational Church Notes notified through mutual aid, manla and Norway, can be ex- tlon of other antl-lmperiallst nish Hen in barbecue nunuienMi ■wiinaiiiti ToBend members of the pected to stay away. Fifteen forces” In a conference restrict- sauce or Spanish Style nUMHISHN' m iR learning then it was In their Greaiter RockvlUe Churoh- area. skipped the Budapest ed to “definite problems of the Oacfclebird Chkken. meeting. fight against the Imperialists.” Tonight Wilhelm credited the Crystal World Day ot Prayer to be heild BURNSIDE at Lake Fire Department with do/' at 'the Rockville Methodist For several years the Soviet That would rule out discussion It wU pay you to aoeort up btil HUl/N.lOi Avl IASI HAfUOPD 7 :0 6 Union hesitated to force a of Communist ideologilcal ques- 0:10 Ing a "great Job, adding the Church, Grove St, tosnorrow at 4 or » doMn pbge. Orecn Itgilem ark of Trust; FREE PARKING 5?8 3333 fire was under control within g pjn. Dr. Peter Schroeder, as- conference that some parties tlons. The Soviets are believed Oieat Froeeti Com hi butter, an hour. sodate profeasor of history at would boycott. But now the So-' to want a conference to support QUARTERLY P bm in butter or htteben Anri es ft* 0» ATttfM Mrt3 IVpMCOli huftgag .no 0 - 0 - 8 ^ 9*«CHI . .Winter Pope Oonoert .the University of Connecticut •Iloed Omen Beoni. Mix or luWHelliUUniMMMMWUCSt MCMU a match. A Winter Pope Concert will be Bp^ek on “Our Stand In Shown at 7:00 performed tomorrow night at vietiHun and Getting Out.” The Pkgs. 91.00 N ew 7:80 In the high school cafeter- meeting Is open to both men Show ing la. The concert presented by the ^nd ■wotnen. Music Department of Tolland Board BEGINNING 1968. AT PINEHURST •7B32 MAR flF.lH U ai: High School, will feature special TdUand Junior High Ffosh from tlio ovon— NOMINATED “East Is Bast” 0 :26f l :88 Instrumental ensemble groups Basketball teem wlU play St. 1966 FORD 1 *2695 “Bonnie ft Clyde” 8:46-9:00 390 V-8, full power, factory air, speed control, AM-FM radio. Dual 90 FOR and the high school band under Bernaids of Rockviille tonwr- Nabbeo's Naw Country Squire the direction of Music Director at 8:16 In the 'Tolland High Thousands of First Federal Savers will soon MINT SANDWICH tires. J u l i e . ACADEMY AWARD Henry Kreske. gym. Cooklot 49e NOMMATIOHS Selections to be performed In- The ToUanders Squara Dance enjoy the added advantage of Dividends being elude "Mrs. U.S.A.” by Cohen; Q uJj ^yjm hold a (regular dub *2195 Mary TylerMoore "Georgy Girl;” “Cameo” by tomorrow night at 8 In and Koobtor's 1966 FORD XL Compounded QUARTERLY on Regular Savings 2-Door Hardtop. 862 V-8, automatic, power steering, bucket seats. Card CTiaiming • (James Fox Evlckson; "Something Stupid” the Meadowihrook School, DUTCH APPLE or by Paries; "Wintry Scene” by .(O S S HUNTERS Fobe; “Tropical Twilight” by Accounts. BAVARIAN PUDGE e e a t t Y Manehester ^Evening Herald i , Osterllng, and. “Thunder and Tolland oorrespondent, Bette CREME COOKIES 1965 MERCURY *1895 Th o r o u s h W M o b W" Blazes.” Quatrale, teL 87B-2845. a t 5 3 c b a g Monterey 2-Door Hardtop. 390 V-8, automatic, power steering. TECHNICOtORS^^ The seventh, eighth and ninth grade choruses will perform un­ JchnG*vln —B© atXlCeIillle li. sfe: (dl der the direction of Mrs. Mabel Newcomers Plan New Dividend Dates W ill Be This week, save on aU ______WOW! — 4th Smash Week! e cN M m meMsa03E Malsbary. bottom round tnits when 1967 GALAXIE 500 *2995 Mon. thru Fri.^80^Bat.-Sun. 2:00- Wnllid9rDM«IMIMft4RmiIHlWrroAcatfU|MMRHAmDir«MbNnMM The seventh grade chorus will sing “Consider Yourself”, by Fas;liion Show SEPTEMBER3 0 -DECEMBER 31 - MARCH 31 - JUNE 30 you shop Pinehurst serv­ 4-Door Hardtop. 890 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, never registered, TSCH N lCO LO Sb PfftOM WAIVNSI9 Sf«OS.-S8VSN AfTTS v M Bart; "Children’e Prayer” by “Springitime Fancy," a toieh- ice meat I>ept full new car warranty. Humperdinck; "Blow the Wind ( lA P if o T s 6 tlS inn show, wlU be presented i H and Sourtherly,” and “Beautiful At the Timhond Temperature Sign Try Deluxe Round IWilllM onlic/ 8:60 Savior” and “This Is My Coun­ Tuesday, March 19 at 7:80 p.m. I'JI h u u . l l l i i i try" by Jacobs. G round 1964 FO R D *1595 by the Newcomer’s Club ot the Men. - Fri. 7:10 and 0:16 The combined eighth and nlnto Manchester YWCA at Fellow- AUca Cuttom RfMffll tistt Country Squire. 868 V-8, automatic, power steering. tAsmo V ery L e a n ...... lb. 9 9 ^ Sot., Sun. 1:80-8:80- grade choruses wUl sing "Try to crouch under wlndowit dtab mUa Remember” by Schmidt; "Sim- Congregation- 4DD MOXE 8TORJOE and saiu gle Into comers. I b q add 6:80-7:80-0:80 pie Gifts” (Shaker Song, "Moon al Church. Mrs. Doris Beldlng worlds oc itorsge tpac^ (beandfiiny)i Buy Eye of the Riiund Phone 628-2210 River” and three Hungarian folk of The Herald Is commentator, WITH XTBdN A U M f and cuitom fit any room. There are 1966 FAIRLANE 500 *1995 FUN Conn.'s No. 1 Group actually over 400 open itodc BXHAN Oven Roasts at $ 1 .3 5 songs. Men’s fashions from Regal CXJgTOU ROOM AILBN Items for every room. CbooM ST station Wagon. V-8, automatic, radio, whitewall tires. Winner of 10 TOMORROW Spelling Contest Men’s Shop will be coordinated Academy Award Nominations 4S P U N X m i T S Andqued Fine, Hfirloom Solid Chetrn Cube Steaks a t . .$ 1 .4 2 Members of the Tolland High by Mrs. Ronald Heeth and Mrs. Solid MAogaw or nuged Msple nnl Including “Best Picture” NIGHT School spelling team captured Barry Stoner. Women’s fash- Blrdb All modeidy in m . Gome m Bottom Bound Center COLUMBIA PICTURES pntwiti • dnmtodiy. Stanley Kramer second and third plac eln tho tons from Ufayseed Camals Lean Roasts or slices for 1966 MUSTANG CONV. *1995 recent spelling bee at Tolland will bo coordiiuited by Mrs. Pe- productioA STORE HOURS: London Bndl or Swiss "Big 8,” automatic, radio, bucket seats and console. Htgh. The speUing bee Included ter Taylor and Mrs. Robert FEDERAL Spencer i Sidn^ teams from Coventry, Vernon Howard; and children’s clothes, Monday and Toeeday Open till 6 PAL l U l Steak at ... .lb. $ 1 .0 9 TRACY 'POITIER Junior High, Longview School furnished by Youth Centre at the Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 1965 COMET *1395 In Ellington, and . Somers Junior Manchester Parkade, will be Closed Wednesday Pinohurft Opont at 8 Katharine High School os well as the coordinated by Mrs. Lewis Dell- Callente 2-Door Hardtop. 6-oylinder, automatic. ToUand team . ’Angela and Mrs. John Oorl. “ \t,-= SAVINGS Friday and Saturday HEPBURN Denise Pelletier of Coventry 3%e Carriage House will create The Opm iril9FrLNiglit FOR Frio, March 1st High captiued first place fol- hairstyles for the models and guess who's UNDER lowed by Gall Mbrtensen of Tol- commentator, and do the make- land and Russell AmEnde of Tol- up for those appearing in the coming 21 THE BUIE BEATS land. Unda GUroy of Vernon show. 'Miss Karen Krlnjak, a DILLON to dinner Center Junior High placed student at Manchester High ■ fourth, and Judy Fulle rof Long- School, wUl provide background Dancing — P L U S — Each view Junior High in Ellington, music for the show, fifth. Tickets, for couples or singles. Co..lnc. Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation SALES and SERVICE, Inc. Night THE DEEP BLEUGH Refreshments for the contest- may be purohased from any 8-12 p.m. 819 BlAiN STREET—BIANCHESTBR •nd Introduclnt ants were supplied by the Tol- of the participating shops, or Blaiicliester 643*0890—Rockville 875*2534 Katharine Houghton Mu»ieb»o.voL 65 TOLLAND TPKE. land High Home Economics De- from Mrs. David Brenner, 14 20 UNION STREET-^ROCKVILLB, CONN. partment. Lawton Rd. MANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 P A m ^ local Dcmocratk! party, said Sunday. Volunteer workers In­ Nefflecting Home Problems Columbia that (roup will meat for caucus clude the Cadettes, under the March 1 at Teomans Hall at leadership of Mrs. Ernest Car- 8:S0 p.m. They will name dele* inl. McCarthy Says LBJ Waging Meetings (atee for the State, Oongreaslon- Con(re(atlonal Meethif al and Senatorial Districts and A special m«eUn( of the Oon- will name members to its town (regatlonal Oiurch members ‘Wasteful War’ in Vietnam Planned by committee. will be held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. World Prayer Day parish h < ^ . according p w n .Amar.PHTA (AP) — told newsmen he exjieota more Sen. Eugene J. McCsathy says and more Americans to swing Town Panels A World Day of Prayer will ho heia to m o r r o w sDonsored bv I ’ ** meeting will be asked to the Johnson administration Is against _ the Vietnam . war . as the Most committees In town the Ladles Society and the approve a goal of 3800 over a waging a “ most wasteful war” Impact of recent events hits W o m e n ’s Guild of the Consre- period as their con- in Vietnam, while surrendering home. havp filed meeting dates with S n ^ C T ^ h and tribuUon to the Two Mfllon Dol- to problems at home. In Boston he was quoted as the town clerk and woe beUde women from dhurches In >**■ Capita Fund Drive of Ryder Bringing his presldenUal cam- ssylng that labor provides Pres- the one which conflicts with u,e Tolland Countv South Memorial Hospital In Human- pnign to Pennsylvania, where Ident Johnson with his "strong- ' cao,. PuertoA wr Rico. he IsiH entered —a,In theajira ^«aaa April u —28 pri- a#— esl organised----u ------supportr*"------fOr thS**- THREE DAY SALE! another. Nobody much shows up at either, usually using the Fire AnxIHary Oaneeled mary, the Minnesota Democrat war.” Similar groups all over the The Women’s Auxiliary of the said Tuesday night: "Let the However, he emphasised In world will participate in this excuse that they attended the Volunteer Fire Department has fighting stop In the name of Phlladelirfila that he meant to 80-year-old service. other. canceled Its card party Satur- God, man and America.” say labor leaders are the ones Prayer service will begin at Girls’ Town clerk Mrs. Margaret day night in order to allow McCarthy spoke at a dinner who are speaking out. "I really Dilworth says(the dates are m ^ b ere to attend the annual sponsored by the Delaware Val- don’t know how strong the sup- spring town meeUng at Yeo- i^y OouncU of the Business Ex- port of the rank and fUe Is,” he as follows: Admission of elec­ will give the message, "Bear Short Sleeve Polos mans Hell. ecutlves Move for Peace. said. tors; March 9; April 18; May One Anothers' Burden.” 11; June 8; July 18; Nov. 4; Mrs. Eklward Peterson and ------He said the country "must not Mandieater Evening Herald be driven into silence In the Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. to noon; Mrs. James Young will lead the Cotumbla correspondent Virgin- name of unity or fear of being Aug. 10; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Sept. worship service and Mrs. Clay­ Orkni'Sliells la Carlson, tel. 228-M34. charged with cowardice or JSAVE ON COUGH 28, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Oct. ton Hunt will conduct the busi­ B, 1 p.m to 8, pm. Call either ness meeting which will be held ------charged with cowardice or an^C O LD REMEDIES 100% Cotton — crew neck in solids registrar, Mrs. John Pringle or alter lunch. , being unpatrioUc. ] DISCOUNT PRICES! and assorted stripes. Solids in Mrs. Joseph Ssegda for partic­ ’Those planning to attend a n Duplicate Bridge p^^^ot- white and yellow. Sizes 7-14. ulars. asked to bring a sandwich. Cof­ Results In a duplicate bridge Ism is not to serve one’s coun­ ARTHUR DRU6 Registrars enrollment ses­ fee and dessert will be provided. game last night at the Italian try, right or wrong, but to be sions: June 14, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Hostesses are Miss Jean Natsch, American CTub are: North- prepared to serve It In truth,” Oct. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., a session Mrs. Hayden Allen, Mrs. George South, Mrs. Bea Boyland and he said. Orion® Acrylic—the magic fibre for wash- Girls’ for removal of names from Evans, Mrs. Adolph HlnriChs, Edward Ckmway, -first; Mrs. "The time has come to take a ability. The full turtle Fisherman. Great registrar lists smd sending no­ Mrs. WUbur Fletcher, Mrs. Rita Call and Mrs. Evelyn hard and final Judgment on this with slacks and skirts in your wardrobe. tices to such persons. Harry Hall and Mrs. John Clarke, second, m d C. D. Mc­ wasteful wau* which has placed INCOME TAX VWte, Maize, Bone, Pink, Aqua. Sizes S, Board of selectmen: The first Cralgln. Participating churches Carthy and P .' D. Griffiths, a great moral burden on the M and L. Western Jeans and third Tuesday of each are Andover, Bolton, Coventry, third. youth of America without any PREPARATION month except October when it North Coventry, Gilead and He­ Also, East-West, Mr. and Mrs. government relief." meets the first and the IBth. bron, in addition to Columbia. Fred Baker, first; Mrs. Audrey McCarthy said the war is INDIVIDUAL, Planning and 2kming Commit­ Leading Easter Seal Drive Frey and Mrs. Betty Spade, McCarthy said the war la BUSINESS AND tee meets the second Tuesday Mrs. Russell Spearman and second, and Mr. and Mrs. Her­ costing the nation $30 billion a SMALL BUSINESS 2.69 of each month at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Kirby Tappan are bert Smith, third. year, while funds for elementa- heading the local Easter Beal the Zoning Board of Appeals the The game is sponsored by the ry schools have been cut from Private Property Patch — with Campaign, according to Mrs. Call fourth Tuesday of each month. Manchester Bridge Club and Is the requested $2.7 billion to $1.2 space U) sign your name. 10 oz. Spearman. All these groups meet in Yeo­ played each Wednesday at -7:30 billion. cotton denim. 2 swing side pickets, ■ The campaign will be con­ JA SO N J. NO VITCH mans Hall. p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. at McCarthy flew into PhUadel- 2 back pockets. Rivets on points of The Board of Education meets ducted by mall and opens March the club at 188 Eldridge St. phla alter two days in Massa- 643-1996 — 649-5435 strain, yoke back, belt loops. 1 and continues through Easter In the teachers’ lounge of Por­ Play is open to the public. chusetts. In Boston Tuesday he Colors: navy, faded blue, wheat, ter School the first Monday of loden. Sizes 7-14. each month with the exception of January, September and Oc­ tober, when the board meets Girls’ the second Monday. ’Ihe Windham Regional Plan­ ning Agency meets the first Orion" Cardigans Tuesday In February, April, June, September and Novem­ Proportioned Slacks ber at 7:30 p.m. in the NaUian Our Reg. Hale Hotel In WilUmantlc. The 3.97 - 4.47 annual meeting is the first Tues­ 2.99 South Windsor Ladies Guild Sets Fashion Show day In February and the budg­ Our very own basic, from our regu­ et meeting is held not later than Members of S t Francis Church Ladles GuUd In South Windsor try on outfits at Mam’seUe’s lar stock! Orion® Acrylic Shetland April IB. Mrs. Frederick W. Spaulding of 14 Myrtle St. shows her collecUon of Japanese mementos to 5.97 type, ribbon front. New spring In Vernon for Dessert Fashion Show tomorrow. From left are Mrs. Ellsworth Watson, weatf- OOP Osneus March 7 Janet Pierson of 67 Arvlne PI. ’They Include Buddha temple gongs, wooden fish, Japanese colors of lemon, lime, orange, ing a Navy sUk dress; Mrs. William Leone, In a pink and white gown, and Mrs. Daniel Lois MOKK QLAUTYaml The great new look for spring. Stitched The local GOP caucus will Nislanklewicz, in a blue and green paid suit. The show will be held at Willie’s Steak House in dolls, sitting cushion (zabuton), a scroll, and wooden geta (shoes). Mrs. Spaulding spent two bright pink, turquoise, also basic be held March 7 at 8 p.m. in waistband slack in Petite sizes 8-16, Aver­ Manchester at 8 p.m. (Herald photo by Pinto.) years In Japan. (Herald photo by Pinto.) white, red, and navy. Sizes 3-6x Yeomans Hall and will elect age sizes 10-20, Tall sizes 12-20. and 7-14. party endorsed delegates for Auxiliary Lists conventions and also town com­ Japan Topic of Children's Lenten Series mittee members. Ihe group Salclv (or LLSS illONLV! Events in Capital Maternity Tours consists of 2B members and at Japan will be the country Congregational, Center Congre­ along with stories from "Long I present there are six vacancies. studied by the interdenomina­ gational, St. Mary’s Episcopal, Night to Tokyo,” and “ Puii and I The delegates to be chosen Emanuel Lutheran, Concordia Radiation and Behavior For better than five years tional Children’s Lenten Mission Festival.” Different objects | will attend the Republican State Lutheran and South Methodist WASHINGTON (AP) — The agreement among 22 U.S. the public relations division of from Japan lent by Mrs. Fred­ Onvention in Hartford June 14 to be held In Mancdiester and Churches In Manchester; Unit­ erick W. Spaulding will be I effects radiation from a nuclear airlines to draw more foreign Women’s Auxiliary of Manches- Top Seller, Popular Price Tire Boys’ and IB; the Congressional Dis­ Bolton by cooperating Protes­ ed Methodist, St. George Epis­ shown and discussed at the dlf-l attack might have on decision- travel to America ^ t h BO per Memorial Hospital has pre- trict Convention June 26 and copal and Bolton Congregation­ ferent centers. Some of the) j «« cent discount fares has been ap- tant Churches. Classes will begin maUng and other behavior of Aeronautias sented maternity tours to ex­ the Assembly District Conven­ With Premium Features ’Thursday, March 7, and con­ al Churches In Bolton. children will make some Jap­ the population-including high 3o^rd. pectant pewents. Hiese tours are tion June .27. tinue for five consecutive ■niurs- Supervisors at the church anese articles such as, geta I Paul Merrick, chairman of centers are Mrs. Samuel Harri­ government officials—will he approved by the hospital ad­ days ending April 4. In the (wooden clogs), shojl panels I studied by Army researchers. CspUsI i|note event of no pilbllc school due to son Jr. of Second Congregation­ (used in Japanese homes . to ministration and Bie Obstetrical 650x13 Inclement weather, the Lenten al, at the Church of the Naza- create artistic areas), puppets Compass The Walter Reed Army Medi­ "I have sought the Presidency _ . - *u ____ i*-i rene; The Rev. Walter Loomis, cal Center announced Wednes- onlynly because of my deep con- I>epartment of the hospital and Blackwollf Mission will also cancel. and learn the use of origami day It will begin the study soon cem about the future of our given to show the faculties ’The Mission, sponsored by the Community Baptist; Miss Bar­ (paper art). On March 21, the WINDOW SHADES bara Baker, Concordia Luther­ in Its new "behavioral science country. I am no less concerned the hospital offers to the mother Mianchester Council of Churches, Rev. Yoshlmlokl Masakl, from an; Mrs. Herbert Maguire and laboratory.” now hut I have concluded that I and her Infant. Green, White, Ecru Is open to all pupils Grades 1 Japan, will visit the Centers. 13.88 through 6 regardless of religious Mrs. Edward Ralph, North He Is studying at the Hartford | Iflnor studies have probed CM ^ s t serve my covmtry and tours are held once a Washable CHARGE IT affiliation. Co-chairmen of the Methodist; the Rev. James Seminary Foundation. single aspects, such as radiation the Ideas In which I b ^ ev e «)th- and are given by Mrs. Mission are Miss Antlonette Bottoms, St. Mary’s Episcopal; effects on blood and psycho-mo- * can d^te.|— j^aron Cook, chairman; Mrs. Miss Korin Carusone will I Slacks CASCADE FINISH • Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord Mrs. M. Philip Susagr South Bierce, Center Congregational visit classes at Concordia Lu­ tor ccMitroI, the center said. But Michigan Gov. George ^ in n ey, LeR^y Parker, Mrs. Dante Bal- Methodist; Mrs. Enrico Flano Made to Order • Wrap Around Shoulders Church, and Mrs. Gary Cornell, theran Church March 14. She Is A It said the new laboratory la announcing withdrawu from Mrs. Joseph Garmon, Mrs. and the Rev. Douglas Theuner, with Your Rollers • Extra Mileage South Methodist Church. a teacher at Buckley School unique. Republican presidential race. william Wagner and Mrs. Law- supervisors of the Bolton • Luxury Styling Registration cards have been and has s{>eiit some time In | FULL LINE OF CUSTOM Churches. “ It will study the total aspect nwR m n sr o f womiqn Johnson, distributed to North Methodist, Japadi. of the patient’s behavior Includ- WOMEN Last y^ar, 39 tours were giv­ VENETIAN BLINDS (3ommunlty Baptist, Second Audio-visuals will be used ing reflexes, blood pressure, de- VIENNA (AP) - With an av- en, with 556 people attending. Sim Price Fed. Ex.Tax Miss Barbara Baker of Con­ ^lon-maWng. memory, InteUl- <>' « ^ “ females. Expectant mothers may ar- cordia Lotheran, registrar, wUI I gence, neuromuscular control out of 100 persons, Austria, after range for a tour by, obtaining E. A. JOHNSON 650x13 13.88 1.81 notify children as to which ] Boys’ Boys’ Twill ^ personality factors,” the Poland and Germany, has the a reservaUon card from their 735x14 14.88 2.06 church they shouild attend. Chil­ center said highest female percentage In physician’s office or by contact- PAINT GO. dren may also register at the Wool Melton Zippered 2 .97 775x14 15.88 2.19 It said much of the research Europe, statlsUcal reports re- Ing Mrs. Cook at 98 Cushman 728 Main St., TeL 649-4S01 TV-Radio Tonight church nearest their school at Dr. 825x14 16.88 2.35 the first session 'Thursday, data will come from patients re- sealed. 855x14 17.88 2.56 celvlng radiation as part of March 7. 560x15 15.88 1.74 Transportation wild be pro­ CPO Shirts Baseball Jacket No-ironing and soil release, their treatment. 775x15 16.88 2.21 T elevision vided for the pre-regdstered rugged Polyester and Cotton children attending Buckley, permanent press. Double CongresB Trip Opposed 815x15 17.88 2.36 5:00 ( 3-aO)' Per (Mason (10) I lyove Lucy 845x15 18.88 2.54 ( 0-12-22) Mike D ou^as (12i Cimarron Strip (C) Bunce, Keeney, Orford Vil­ knee, 3 roomy pockets, one WASHINGTON (AP) — Hie (18) Highway Potiw 7:16 (30-40) News (20) 'm s Is the Life 7:30 (24) Making Things Grow lage, Robertson, South, Ver- with zipper and a real com­ House has approved a congres­ (24) IMIsterogera Nelghbor- (1020-22-30) D enl^ Boone (C) planck, Washington and Wad­ pass. Colors; gold, green, or hocn ( 3) Cimarron Strip (C) 4.97 3.97 sional trip to Spain over a pro­ Whlttwalli AdU 2J)0 dell Schools, The Rev. Stephen (30) Combat ( 8-40) Batman (C) blue. Sizes 4-7. test from Rep. H. R. Gross, R- (40) McHaile’B Navy (24) Wasliington: Week In Price of St. Mary’s Is In charge Review Has 10 emblems, knit collar lowa, that such trips are unfair 5:30 (12) NewSbeat (C) (18) Potka VarleUes of transportation. In navy color only. Sizes 8-10, when ordinary citizens face a (24) W hafs New? 8:00 ( 8-40) Flying Nun (C) Posters distributed to the Small; 12-14, Medium; and and cuff. Flannel lined. Colors: (40) News 8:30 (18) ^bacriptlon TV navy and red. Sizes 8-16. proposed travel tax. (20) Navy Film (24) Workshop Without Walls chur(dies in Manchester were Large, 16-18. LIFETIME GUARANTEE 5:46 (18) Forecast ( 8 ^ ) Bowitfihed (C) made by Mrs. Walter Mac- "Until the President with­ Wheel New Valve «:00 (20) PhU SBvers (10-2022-30) Ironside (C) Every tire is guaranteed throughout the life (24) Ski De France Ilvulne, Community Baptist. draws his request for this puni­ CHARGE (18) CUerv Griffin 9:00 ( 3-12) T hurad^ Movie (C) tive tax. I’m going to expose all of the original tread, regardless of time or ( 3-8-1002) News, Sport:), ( 8-40) "Carol Clumnlng and mileage, against manufacturer’s defects and ALL Balance Steins 101 Men" (C) (R) such proposals,” , Gross told the Weather (C) 9:30 ( 8-40)'Peyton Place (C) all road hazards, cuts, bruLses. blowouts, etc. YOUR (30) IMoHodefs Navy House Wednesday. ” We have no 022) Highlights (10202200) Dmgnet (C) We will at our option repair it at no charge PURCHASES ( t 7 * . “ 1 (40) News. Combat 10:00 (10202230) Dean Martin (C) business approving any kind of or replace it charging only for the amount Q Q « .. 6:26 (10) Alpine Ski Show (C) (40) Alfred Hitchcock ALL W AYS BEST wheal 4 tire (24) Fourth Estate resolution for a foreign Junket of tread worn. purchaM 6:30 (24) What'a Now (R) ( 8) Operation Entertainment u until this issue Is settled.” ( 3-12) Walter Cronklte (C) (C) Men’s (20) British Calendar 10:30 (48) Subscnlptilon TV \ But the House voted 800 to 92 ( 8) Bob Young, News (C) (24) Toy T)iat Grew Up to send three Agriculture Com­ (22-30) Hvntley-Brlnkley (C) 11:00 .( 04021230-40) Nows. Sports, ^ CANDIES 7:00 ( 3) World of Lowell Thomas Weather (C) ^^Never Press” mittee members to a meeting in (C) (20) Honey West Madrid March 6-12 on sale of (20-2230) News, Spoils, ( 8) Newswlre PRE-SPRING "veathcr (C) (12) Nowsbeat (C) U.S. farm products abroad. (24) Controlling Ijib or 1,1:26 ( 8) Thursday SUu-Ught (C) Scheduled to make the trips ( 8) Truth or Consequences 11:30 (10202230) tonight (C) , V are Reps. ’Thomas O. Abeme- (C) ( 8-40) Joey Bishop (C) thy, D-Mlss., Paul O. Jones, D- SEE SATURDAY’S ’TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE US’nNQS Mo., and George V. Hansen, R- MOTOR TUNE UP Dress Idato, and staff aide L. T. Eas­ ley. Assures easier starting and gas savings. Radio Capital Footnotea (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IB minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) The Washington Post quotes Pants unidentified offlelals as saying WDBC—1360 6:16 Speak Up Hartford an agreement between the Unit­ B:(X) Dick Robinson 6:46 Lowell Thomaa For 6:00 Joey Reynolds 6:66 lOiU Rtzzuto ed States and the Soviet Union 6 Cylinder Cara 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:00 'Iho World Tonlgtit is on a nuclear nonproliferation 1:06 News, Sign OH 7:15 Frank G-Lfford 7:30 Alexander Kemdrlric Men’s treaty Is “ within a few words of WBOH-810 7:36 Gtooi^ Up Hartford Young Man’s 5:00 Hartford Highlights 8:00 News final form.” 12.88 7:00 Nows 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Antipoverty chief Sargent 8:00 Gaollght 12:15 S t ^ Off 99 CHARGE IT 12:00 Quiet Hours Shrlver told newsmen with a WPOP—1410 W n C —1080 New ^'Wrangler Exceptional Quality 6:00 Denny Clayton Show 6:00 News. Weather. 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± ' > ■ I MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 PAGE SEVEN M AN CRnm KVnUNO HOULD. HANCBBSIBI, c o n n ., THUBSOAY, FEBRUARY 29,1908 the Cambridge CSvlc Associa­ Elected Officials Unanimous tion. tee bow we srould be foeUng and acting, Paper Says : ^ '1 iUttirl|p0ter Dana Hanson Named Hanson Is a member of the toward the Olympic issue, tor instance. troop committee of Boy Scout PJLC If our skin was not white. UAW Ready Troop 78 and of Bolton Congre­ Ctmtitig ifpraUi Idea for Negotiator gational Church. Director of RCEO His Imminent resignation To Withdraw from the school board opens up De«a S. Hanson o f Bolton Far-Oat Is Fgr-Dowa a second vacancy. Tiie first, was appolittod executive direct­ Gets Strong Backing (Continued from Page One) caused by the resignation of It ia so Uaringly bold and braaan one or of the Regtonol Council of BINGO Republican Robert ’Treat, Is to wonders how they expect to got asray _ Mayor Nathan A:gostinelH’s proposal for a profes- But Reuther did say he w in _____ Electod Officials (RCEO) last be filled by the board at its EVERY M ONDAY— 8 P.M. with it But the buHettns from the fash­ sional, regional negotiator, to assist school boiuYis in be at the afl-cio industrial Mght regular meeting March 11. 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE ion oenters, and the news from the sales bargaining procedures, has the unanimous backing of union Department’s convention - He hae been manager of the HoMavs. Regional Affairs Department of P. A. C. RALLROOM ill the fashion center stores, leave Uttle ^ Washington next month. ..Elected Officials (RCEO.) the Greater Hartford Chamber doubt that It is working. The RCEO Is comprised of the "I want Uiem to kndw at that of Commerce for the past two Police Arrests TwifM* 1m Aiftmet Suddenly it has been decreed that the SZVJS; coAv.„tio„ »n.i w. ™ pi.„. years and will leave that .post ’’daring” thkig is to wear a sUrt that * S 8 to begin hia new duties April 1. Kenneth W. Brooks, 23, of 146 n m * K ap te ...... M t comas down briow the knedr halfway n r r Hanami was chosen over four W. Center St. was charged with O— Wnlfc ...... M i ^ negotiation is a never-ending He is president of the lUD to the ankle ttself. HaU last taght, ths RCEO vot- other appUcants and has been obtaining controlled drugs in ex­ w ith teachers’ ^nich includes unions with near- o r ___ What isMd to be ’’daring” yesterday— ed to study the proposal thor- 'hll^ed under a one-year contract cess of authorized amounts yes­ DD groups. They think far into the ly seven million ot the AFL- at a salary of 816,(XK>. IlM AMoelalad Priw h ■■tiMtfly «tlHad which was a matter of how high above ougMy and, possibly, to go even terday. He will be arraigned we must do the CIO’s 14 fellow members. In Ms new post he cannot to «n OM e( tiBuHiailt o ct, — mmn ^ the Imees tiie skht was to hang, or ait further, to Incorporate Agostln- >• March 11 and has been released Smorgasbord pMtebM eradllad {o it or not ulkiialii ewdjH- One argument used to per­ be a member o f any elected or •d ta Uda pa**r and «lao Hm loaai mws p * - -^las now become boring and old hat “ Laymen do not have..uv« the under the no cash ball program. Uihad hm . suade Reuther and other UAW appointed political agency and Bari R. Edwards, 23, of 109 From now on, the girl who stands out to nsaiat knowledge to com­ AM i ipjjrtlBillnB at ipMM dl»- leaders to keep their 1.6 mlUion win therefore have to resign Eldiidge St. was charged with AUSPICIOUS ORDER OF AMARANTH pEflASE OiEifa EfE EIEO IEEEPVEA. is the one who ’’dsres” wear a skirt be­ all miinirinai ****** "^**’ teachers’ orgonlza- " all municipal labor groups. tlons, who have the backing and in the AFLrCIO is from the Bolton Board of Edu­ breach of peace yesterday and low her knees. Farout has now become cation cAd Democratic Town Details for the hiring of a pro- the thinking of experts on the that the UAW can use the lUD released under the no cash ball ^ g » s Committee. He was up for re- faiHlown. fesslona) regional negotiator for state and national level.” as a vehicle to achieve its poli­ program for a March 18 coiul £S T % !!r raaStad mattar ki Ika Maned ad ar election to the Idibter at its cau­ MASONIC TEMPLE Now the thing to do is to watch us aU teacher salary talks will be "n ie time has come to stop cies. appearance. MtaniBd Hawld. ______cus tonight. begin to faU in Ihie with the new hem­ worked at a meeting with rep- the competition between towns Reuther disagrees, and says Dana S. Hanson John J. Flowers, 28, of New- Hanson said today that he is ■Ubacadbar to Lea Aagilaa Hma»WaaMar lines, now that the mysterious prieot- resentatives of CABE (Connec- for teachers’ services, especial- that many unions agree witii tim Poat Ifawa ■arrtea, „ _ , ___ . “thrilled and Interested in the navehave enjoy^enloved worklneworking withwitn thetne breach of ’ peace yesterday charged with and Sunday Evening, March 10 Fttli aaraloa oHaot d M. A. fls**ea. eaeas of the low and the high have Ucut Association of Boards of ly since only a couple o f hun- UAW programs, when they are rtllaliara BapraaantaWraa — asked to put up money to put challenge o f working with members, , . of the board . and j ad-, released under the,,.1 no____ cashi v bail ,, MaOiaai Spaoial Acaner — Naw Toik, CW- spoken. The only certainty is that Just Educatlon), ME’TRO (Metropol- dred dollars a year Is the dlf- towns and town officials in de­ ministration, helping to develop itan Effort Toward Regional ference.” them Into effect, they say their j . , , program for March 18 court an- eaco. DatiA and Boatoa. about the time the last of us gets into veloping cooperative regional a sound educational program in ^ CONTINUOUS SB IV IN G 5 — 5 P.M. - 7 P.M. Opportunity), and CREC (Cap- “We have reached the point money goes to the national Bolton.” pearance^______MatMMn AOUrr BURBAU OP CDtODLA- conformity with Uie new line, we will, programs which will serve the ■nONB.______Obawiooke FhotagiSfib By i itol Region Education Commit- where we are not getting our AFL-CIO. one brusque day, find oursehree con­ needs o f towns.” He said that he expects to re- Donation: Adults, 12.00— Children Under 12, $1.00 RIOC5KVILLE FROM POX HILL tee.) I dollar value from teachers. ’The difficulty is, Reuther said, sign on or about April 1. He has Statue Links Nations adrartlaina fronted suddenly wMh new m arching or- In the Chamber of Commerce *"KrlIondap p.m. AgostlnelU, in proposing a re- Hany of them are getting more that no segment can do what position he has been giving served on the board for a year WASHING’TON —’The statue Par nnadar — 1 p-m. M d w s. glonal negotiator, said that than they are worth. They must the whole organization itself Ita' Wadaaaday — 1 p.m.^_-_—. staff assistance to RCEO since and a half, having been appoint- of Winston Churchill at the Brit- For Reservations Tel. Mrs. Gustaf Anderson, Par TImiBdap — 1 p.m. TBaaday. This la all some kind of fun and diver­ school boards, ii^arlably made P® considered the same as other must do. Par PtMar — 1 p.m. W‘ its inception, Just under two ed to fill a vacancy, and then ish embassy here has one foot Par Saturday — 1 p.m. — ^— sion, but there is a nightmare sleeping up of laymen, are at a disad- employes—some are good and available funds are years ago. He has also been winning a four-year term in the on American soil and the other CUaiUlad daadUaa — i p.ra. d i» M H e r a ld 649-4754— or Mrs. Frank Crodeer, 643-5471 pubUoation. 5 p.m. Friday for Satnr under it, too. What if K comes down or vantage when conducting nego- ®®^® „ being siphoned from the ITO staffing A e Regional Advisory October town elections. on the extraterritorial turf of and Monday pobUcaUen.______up to this, that this, the watching of O p e n F o n i ] Y e ste rd a y s nations with teachers’ groups. addition to resisting pres- a f L-CIO,” he said. Committee for the Capitol Re- He and his wife and two chll- the embassy, symbolizing Connecticut Yankee The latter, he said, are backed experienced negotiator Reuther and other UAW lead­ gjnj), Inc. dren live on Hebron Rd. ’They Churchill’s American- British Tfauraday, Febniary 29 skirts go up and down so many times by the professional help of their bring fairness where no ers have resigned their posts as “ My only regrdt,” Hanson came to Bolton In 1966 from parentage and the links be- Reservations Must Be Made By Mon., March 4 a generation, U what life isT 2 S Ym m $ A g » B y A « H * 0 * state and national groups. fairness now exists in many AFL-CIO officials, accusing that sald, “ is that I must leave the Cambridge, Mass., where Han- tween the two nations during "BeUef Involves a TrnsV stop the cause of riots tn our The Herald did not publish as AgostlnelU is proposing also 'iistances,^ to the benefit organization of having become Board of Education where I son was executive director of his prime ministership. Nothing Bat All To the BAtor, cities. The tragic pcut of these there w a s '%0 Feb. 29th. In proportion as he is fright­ necticut ballot, whidi obtakMd staMUzed salary schedules for . The NEA (National Educs' “ nothing more than a compla­ Bottle Fgtigoe Marine Corporal James 8. billions is that a large part does ened of what the adheronts 6f a total pf S,0M votes. In the teachers, based on population . , IMiat la on vtew wHh raraid to the cent custodian of the status Lcfiure in his letter of Feb­ not go to support our boys, but 1 0 Y « a r « A § o Senator McCarthy may be able particular context of the 19t8 categories, “ to minimize the Association) is a power ful organization and well fund­ quo.” Olymptoa, as it was also on view In the The Johnson Administration is abow- ruary 21, 1966 made several goes to support the corrupt gov­ to do to hia party and hM can- election, already a throe-way arguments of competition be- ed. It is ready to step into any In the Interview In Los An­ New York Athletic Chib meed at ttie ii« tile strain ot recent events In t^et- steitements which I tUnk are ernment, in fact 28 per cent of The Herald did not publish dldatea tai stata and nation. race between Democrat Cron, tween towns In hiring new town when called by local teach­ geles during an aerospace un­ new Madison Square Garden, is the fact nam. worthy of fiirther comment our dollars finds Its way into as there was no Feb. 29. Republican BaMwto and Sooial- teachers.” Democratic State and Katlonal ers’ groups.” ion conference, Reuther said, that the sirugrle over rmelal posttton in The iacroasingly bitter official reac­ "Whather Vietnam la moraHy the Vlet-Cong. He said, “ Teachers’ groups (Sialrman John Bailey haa rea- ist McLevy, the UBioo Party With no exception, the region­ he had many friends In the tion to questions and criticisms suggests and legally right is no longer These billions of dollars can are becoming more and more the coiBitry and in the world has passed aon to be pleaaed and encour­ had endorsed Baldwin u tta al mayors and' first selectmen AFL-CIO. ‘"They are decent that not even tiw White House la solidly be replaced but not the precious militant, and are demanding tiM point of easy, inocnohiafve oompro- a pertinent question; It is rath­ aged by the obvloua progreaa own candidate for Gosramor. Its present last night, said that men, but they’ve got It made,” sold on tis looklng-glaas logic that the lives which are spent as callous­ PoeVs Corner more and more of the taxpay­ mislng. Those leading the revolt are not er whether or not we tlie peo­ open to former Governor 8,046 votes were enough to gtve they are stymied In their efforts said. worse tilings seem in the war acne the ple bellsye in ttria ooimtry.” I ly as are the dollars. "Gossip Sue” ? George Wallace of Alabama. the subeequentty Uberal-moder- er’s money.” barsahiinf, any more, ter what used tp It makes one shudder when to even hold the tax line the He said this is symbolized by better they actually are. But the Intense am rather oonfuaed in Ootporal Man to his wife, Ann: ate Baldwin hts historio 2,686 “ Teachers’ demands are be classified as encouragl^ oonoeasions, we find that It is costing a mil­ When,‘ a few weeks ago, an next fiscal year. Many of thqpn that the AFL-dO lead- trrttahllity also tndioates something far Lefiure’s use a t the word ”be- “The phone Is ringing, Ann, vote victory over Governor causing morale problems or constructive advances! To the con­ lion dollars a day Just to bring emissary of the potent Miam- said that school demands Indl- ershlp holds Its regular ses- more worrisome: Rather than concede Menre^’. Any type of belief which Shall I answer or will you?” C ro n . towns such as Manchester, he hikes of as high as 10 sions in Miami Beach, “ a nice trary, they are even opening: up a tac­ the dead back to their homes pion of the white backlaah ap­ the poaslbm ty o f e ia o r and r the short duration of of Life Insurance relatively restricted but nu­ number of adherents F sth sr night’s RCEO meeting. ^ Hewey of 337 W. Middle Ti*e., UAW and the AFLCIO headed reporter inquired whether he was sug­ have nosMle a dedslon and ’ E e lives but let us make sure that Lent? a t could be, and has been, a natural human merically crowded amall sec­ Among the remarks made by and Gall K. Macllvain of 17 by George Meany. gesting the preas was disloyal, the Sec­ now totally torvotved in that de- it will be done at that time. Coughlin were able to attract in stin ct tion of the political zodiac — the elected officials were the Bonner St., all o f Manchester; “ In the years since the mer­ retary cut hbn off with this extraonUr Sue to Ann: in 1938. And he w ill b e taking dsion. Bib at the same time I urge you to disregard your that o f what everybody caMa following: Patricia A. Murphy of Lake ger of the old AFL and CIO, For the sixth time in ten years, the Connecticut So, in the fMd of qxirts, K can be un­ nary tirade: “Now you know how I hate them away from, rattier than $63,300,000 those people who oppose the party affiliation 'and as the Pope the extremist right wing. 'TBllttoer we’re going to sink Hd., Columbia; and Barbara L. in 1955 ,George Meany has not derstood that those who want full and ’’None of your papers or your broad­ war deserve our same respect said “For God’s sake stop tt.” gossip, Ann, handing them to, the RsfiUbU- Mutual Life Insurance Company has announced instant attainment of some goals, should casting apparatuses are worth a damn There are, and will be, in can candidate. together or sink separately. If Landeen of 49 Brooksldo Lane, consulted with me once—not and love. These pei^e too have WUber Uttie But do listen to Just a word "Vemon. once—on a serious problem," be deliberately wiHlng to sacrifice those Connecticut, as presumably we sink together, at least we unless the United States succeeds. They made a deciabm and they are Manchester, Conn. Of what M rs. So-and-So Just Reuther said. an increase in the scale of dividends payable to nice partial gradualistic gains edilch are trivial compared to tiiat question. totally involved in ttidr de- told m e,' elsewhere, some Democrats can do it more slowly.” Former Gunner, U. S. N. “In my town, a three-men BILL FOR BEAUTIES In contrast, Reuther said that have been achieved through the Olym­ So I don’t know why, to win a Pulitser cW on , w hether tt b e fei JeU, in That Mrs. So-and-So over­ who are motivated by the ra­ P.S. ’The total number of T lioa^ for TadBjr committee of the school board ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A when he was president of the policyholders. Prise, people have to go probing tor a picket-line or tn the press. heard. cial issue to such an extant pic process and through the ideals of dead ia now 18,239 and wound­ spent 110 hours negotiating in bill Introduced Into the Mary- CIO he held hundreds more things one can bitch about vdien there Yes Oorporal, we are involved they .would be drawn toward the sports, in order to strike for greater ed 112,469. an area they know nothing land legislature to pro'vlde meetings with the leadership are two tixiuaand stories on the same In a war, a war of oonscleace! Now, she told me not to repeat Wallace camp. But we doubt Who is wise and understand­ In 1968 the Company will pay its policyholders gains outside the realm o t sport. There These figures do not include about.” scholarships for the winners of than John L. Lewis (founder of day about things thi^ are more con­ hr the hope of Peace. it. that the migration of such spe­ ing among you? By his good Ufo must be a great deal of revolutionary the thousands that have died “Teacheia’ salaries, historical­ Miss Maryland contests has th eCIO) ever did, and many John P. Rohan So please toss It upon the cial Democrats would begin to let him show hia works in the a record $63,300,000 in dividends. This compares structive In character. . . .” from what the government calls ly, had been low. However, they been attacked as unfair, frivo- times more than Philip Murray, leadership wMCh feels that those who go Christ the King shelf; compare in size with the poten­ meekness of wlsdtHn.—Jamas Ail Admlnlstratiana have resented accidents, such as the 143 on now haye reached the point lous and absurd. Lewis’s successor. with the progress that has been made iSeminary But if you do, add nothing to tial movement of Democrats of 3:18. with $26,000,000 in 1958. W hile the Company has criticism and searched for whipping the Forrestal. • • • : in the q>eciaUsed field of sports are ac­ boys. President Kennedy, fuming at at­ 9t. Bonaventure, it, the left toward the candidacy of grown rapidly in this period, a substantial portion tuary playing the game and subtly per­ tacks on his policy and on the Diem New Ytab 14778 Ftor I ’ve already told you Senator McCarthy. A man learns only by two “What Moral Values?” Even more than I heard my­ petuating the supremacy of die white government by correspondente in Saigon, To itbe Editor, Conversely, we rate the num­ things: One Is readliig and the Pearl Harbor Was Different self. other Is association with smart­ i l l ® of the rise is due to increases in the dividend scales w orld. tried to have New York Times reporter ' ’Ike initial announcement of ber of Republicans who might To the Editor, David Halberstam moved from Vietnam. the teachers' strike in Florida conceivably be drawn toward a er people.—Will Rogers, Ameri­ $26,000,000 But if the white world can glimpse Tliere w ere 643 killed last Oh, there goes my door bell. can humorist in these years. And Lyndon Johnson has always been Indloated that teachers were candidate standing on the Viet­ how powerful and mandatory such an week 2,647 wounded, m any m ay Call me again. prone to the sctqiegoat syndrome. either rerignlpg or calling in nam peace issue as insignificant end of compromising must seem to die. Bye-Bye for now.” In 1967, Senate M ajority Leader John­ sick. I deeply sympathize with compared to the number of vot­ To Connecticut Mutual policyholders, the result those trying to lead the revolution, one One of the unbelievable as­ son, recuperating from a heart attack, the potential sacrifice made by P.F. Mletzner ers of normal Republican lean­ Today’s QuotaSlon could hope that those in the revolution pects of the controversy about is lower net cost for their insurance today . .. and, told ranch callers what brought it on: the war is the utter disregard those who resigned their posi­ 24 Trotter St. ings who would find their spe­ This teehnology wo "snjog” LT.WOOD could manage some vision of the poten­ A reporter’s perslstwit prees^onference tions. I am appaUied, however, Manchester, Conn. cial intensity of feeling on the today is Uttle aiss but a wide­ tial value of gradualism, slow and petty of the fact that the President for most of them, a bigger nest egg for their own Inquirlea eibout the future of an immi­ himself, and those who back to thtiik timit-eny'^teacher would racial issue pulling them into spread suicidal pbOvtlsiL It as it has sometimes been in Ms actual gration reform bill. ”I sometimes IM rick'ltave for reasons oth- the actual deed of voting for LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET him, oompletely forget that he Is a blight affecting not only retirement tomorrow. dividends, tt has been conscientious think,” Mr. Johnson said, ’’the heart at­ Is dealing with precious Ameri­ vt-^tSaaa. lUness. person’s birthday because of old W allace. the air we breathe and ths wa­ ______FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT a teacher Is wiHllng to people. What I mean to say Is good instinct, even if it has not been fiill tack began when I Mew my top at the can lives as callously as If they And Just as the previous ter we drink, but also tha land place economic security ahead that “ out-of-work” people should facing of the drastic truth, whldi has press conference.” Not age or weight or were a bunch of sheep. high vote tide for a left leaning wo till and the outer spaea art Leadership in high quality life insurance at mottvated such gradualisdc advances inessure of work; it was that damned In his determination to prove of his personal honesty and in­ have sales to save their money. hardly know . ALL OUR MEATCArT frI s HLY CUT AND mSPUYED tegrity, what moral vsiluea can They would have probably said, third party in (fonnecticut — in the white world. Given some amount impertinent prying reporter. that he was right In taking the the 13,718 votes Henry W allace low net cost is another reason why Connecticut In the 1966 Dominican crisis. Presi­ we expect him to teach our “the poor should have Just as —Ooeanogr^pher Dr. Jaegnsa 1 9 % 1968 of such vdiite instinct, the successful United States Into an undeclared got in the state in 1948, there­ Flooard, Baying ha dsuMa man dent Johnson raged at prese reports war on the flimsy excuse that chUdrenT much luxury as the rich do. NOT PRE-PACKAGED moving forwatd of the revolution in the by helping to carry Connecticut win Burvlve the 21at esnlaiy. Total Dividends to Policyholders Mutual Life is called the ‘Blue Chip’ Company. challenging U.S. claims of Communist two of our ships, the Maddox Kenneth IV. Kaynor It also helps the store stay out last decade has had the effect of speed­ of the “red.” I think the store for Dewey—stands low in com­ control of the rebels and questioning the and the Turner Joy were “at­ parison to our estimate of what ing up ah the gradualistic processes, so tacked” in the Tonkin Gulf. Likes Holiday Sales Is doing us a favor having these decree of popular support for the Amer­ McCarthy could swing this year, On lUa Date that more and more of die American so­ I am surprised that apparent­ To the Editor, sales to remember the great per­ ican-backed Junta; these stories, hs BO the previous strengith of a ciety as a whole has been exposed to ly no one asked the question I disagree with John Fitz­ son’s birthday. In 1792, the Italian operatlo matotained, immensely complimented right wing party is, in our opin­ more and more varied stimuli and the U.S. Job, and simply should not of McNamara at the hearing. If gerald (Feb. 26) saying there Yours truly. composer, Rossini, was bom. should be a law because of Bob Quaglla ion, far below what Wallace can awareness end realisatfon whldi can have been written. our ships, the Maddox and the lii 1872, a young revolutionary fflGHLIGHTS OF OUR 122nd YEAR using great Americans for (A ge 10) pull In 1968. To the new frequency and intensity of Turner Joy were attacked there tried to aasaasinato Britain’s themselves prove fuel for more speed­ "great” sales. I bet Washing­ Ec^tor’s Note: Our special youth Not 20 years ago, but 30 Admlnlstratlcm complaints about its must have been some damage. Queen Victoria. ing up of gradualism. What was the damage? We did ton or Lincoln would have liked forum on Washington’s Birth­ years ago, there weis a ligh t In 1920, Ozechoslovakla'a first mP OF BEEF 1966 1967 critics, a number of factors contribute. 1i those leading the revolution could these bargains on some special day sales Is now closed. wing "Union Party” on the Con­ Obviously, no mattM* bow they try to not have to ask the question af­ constitution was adt^tod. $162,682,917 manage some slight intuitive aiqneda- whistle up their courage, things are not ter Pearl Harbor. Benefits to Policyholders and Beneficiaries $147,132,844 It has been proven now by the tlon of the improving motivation of the going according to plan anywhere. The Blilbrlght hearing that not a sin­ white world, and some practical aware­ Administration clearly was startled by USDA gle man was even wounded or $1,068,145,593* ness of the accelerating pace with vdiich the Vletcong’s abtilty to withstand the New Protection Added During the Year...... $990,152,616 gradualism 1s moving down this first emy dam age done to the shlpe air pounding, mount an attack on the during the ’Tonkin Gulf incident. section of tts long, long Journey, petfasqw cities, menace Khe Sanh. Oongrees con­ CHOICE $63,300,000 How much longer are the peo­ Fischetti Amount Reserved for Dividends to Policyholders...... $58,050,000 they could also temper their present tinues to sidestep Uie tax hiorease; the ple of the United States going drive for the absolute, for the all, with McCarthy challenge may finally be gain­ to let the President continue Approximate Cuts the thought that they may be asking ing a IRtle ground; predictions multiply sending thousands of our boys r 7S seti ^ 6 to 7 Boneless Sirloin Steaks Return on Total Invested Assets more than the white world can manage of another hot summer in the cities. to their deaths Just to prove that 1 Sirloin Roast 5.08% Instantly, and more than they them­ Fatigue aggAvates the situation, as he is right in starting the war? Net before Federal Income Tax...... 4.96% does the President’s intense personal in­ 6 Lbs. Round Ground selves can take. These lives are being sacrific­ volvement in running the war, which ed in complete disregard for the Avg. Weight 20 to 25 Lbs. Net after Federal Income Tax...... 4.26% 4.37% We don’t know whether such gentle leaves no room for an independent, fact that they are human be­ considerations are possible. We don't hard-eyed, Mgh-level review. ings. pretend to know whether we ourselves Finally, the small tired circle of ad­ If our country had been at­ OUR OWN OUBBD EXTRA LEAN-TBESHLY GROUND Total Protection in Force at End of Year...... $7,629,323,343 $8,349,233,855* NOT PRE-PACKAGED would be capable of them, were our sMn visers at the top is shrinking; new Mood tacked as we were at Pearl Har­ of a different color. We suspect that we. is scarce, George Ball quits the Btate bor there would be Justification SCOTCH HAM ♦Includes credit for all decreasing term riders. If our skin were darker, might also re­ Department, and Nicholas Katsenbach for the President’s actions. CHUCK OROUHD Having made the colossal mis­ sent the white world’s assumption that moves over from Justice. BIH Moyers leaves White House, and George Chris­ take of starting the war, he tries it has us nlctiy conOned to its own grad- to Justify continuing the war by uahsttc track when it allows us to par­ tian moves up one chair. Robert McNa­ mara departs the Pentagon, and Clark saying our boys are dying to ticipate as equals on the fields of sport. HOME OFFICE: i4o g a r d e n stre et, Ha r t f o r d Clifford’s unofficial counsel is made of­ stop communism. No argument We too might choose to walk off the ficia l. that they are dying to stop com­ lb munism can possibly be valid rtn n RALPH LOVE AGENCY: eo9 Fa r m in g t o n a v e n u e , Ha r t f o r d fields of sport untU the equality yielded For these men so deeply committed when he continues to sign treat­ n n d us there because of certain prowess had to current courses, how eSiy It must be been, matched by equalities yielded to ies of friendship with commun­ to succumb to a perfecUy honest self­ ist Russia, the greatest com­ Lttt US fill vour fiDOxer with U.S.D.A. choice meats, native poultry, us in other fields Just because we were persuasion that everything would be all munist country in the world. l)C

P A G E B I ( » T MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1968 was dlsousstol at tiie negotiating t f b T w Tolland Cancer Society Vernon session Tuesday night, but no * * y agr^m en t wm reyhsd. StTCSS RolcS To Hear Dando BsnsHor Osnrt GintStosis U.S. Government Preparing Two men wers given state KrausC'Austin Prof. John Dando of the Eng- Of Minorities Slum Life Seen Draining Energy Teachers Approve prison sMitenees by Judge Wil­ llrii Department of Trinity Col­ “The North Bnd Hartford Ne­ liam P. Barber In Tueeday’s For Possible Summer Riots lege wlH speak Tuesday, March The wehoola’ curriculum oo- Miss Margaret Austin of Man­ session of ’toUand County Su­ gro is engaged In a daUy batUe 11, at a Sherry Brunch given ordlntotlng committee ssid the (OMiteMI from Pace One) $6,100 Starting Pay perior Court on charges of rob­ chester became the bride of A. BROAD for exUtence and hae Uttie time by the Manchester Unit of the mer for sumnfer camps,” said bery with violence. Bostod c f Bducaffon’s eduowtfon- Lyle Krause of State College, American Cancer Society at 11 U u t NoTember, the Ihetltute Dade County Sheriff E. Wilson left for eelf-help projects,” ac­ About 300 members a t the 85,700 starting pay). The bach William...... A...... Johnson, 29, of al pdfotoo committee met (Mon­ STREET a.m. at the BHllngton Ridge for Defenae Analyale In Arlltif- Purdy. Pa., Saturday, Feb. 17 at St. cording to Norman Edmonds, a Vernon Blducatlon .^soclatton elor’s degree schedule Incnsasto Brooklyn SL was sentenced Country Club. Cards will be --- — ------p,------/vf aovsn In —roobly** St. was sentoncod to day nn™.night loto uwcuiedieeusa ways metiie ton, Va., mibmltted a atudy of “ Our only fear here Is that Mary's Episcopsd Church. Manehaster former reeident of Harttoid’s if the war In Vietnam escalates played after the program. Mrs. ,VEA) yesterday J^proved a tJ Lraaaa ***** «"■ The bride la a daughter of non-Iethal weapona for u m tqr It might call for a national mo­ GS North Bind. He spoke to a group Herbert Snyder is general chair­ proposed ealary so^dule con- present 89,234 reached ^UmanMlon a t a previously Pb««le on the oontrlbutians of Mrs. William J. Austin of n U.B. Unr enforcement otBcera. bilisation and that would strip of pele attending the first In man of the event. talnlng a starting salary of *6,- in 13 stops). Imposed sentence of one to three »n*n«*ty groups to the Amerl- Franklin St. and the late Mr. N l f - M R V I C I It found that there la treat us of badly needed protection.” a eeriee of lenten programs at Mrs. M. Adier Dobkin Is gen­ *100 for a B.A. degree and a Teachers holding Master’s de- ^ revoked and put Into «Bture, and emphaMze In Austin. ’The bridegroom is a son advantate to be t*hied by ualat Federal officials express as­ the United Congregati^al eral ticket chairman. She will at Mr. anlethal weapona aa gaa surances that the crlticlfem of Church. be assisted by Mrs. John P. ^ teacher ^ of 810,780 sentence. th eN egro. of State College. and chemical apraya but warned the Guard last summer and the “ Urben life Is extremely com- Cheney----- Jr., T_ «Mrs. _ Norman------holdingV a six-year certificate. 19 A * VMaster’s o . ! . - . degree ^ OtchaPd The meeting wos In re^ionae The Rev. George F. Nostrand, that there la too little adentl* liot-control training many units pllCkted,” Edmonds empha­ .ComoUo, Mrs! Samuel Harrison No formal action was taken teacher an St. was given a olto to four-year ^ PoW«y d i r e c t i y e f ^ recton assisted by the Rev, Ron­ j} . flc evaluation of them. have undergone, have combbied FINAL sised. "The energy expended to Jr., Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mrs. Al- ^ adoption o f the _ schedule.______add'Hona' on jvh a to ver prison sentence. Education Oommlesfoner "BivaluaUona are apotty alnce to make It more effeotfve now. ald Haldeman, performed the get through one week’s life In an Kemp, Mrs. Eidward Trares however, pending presentation b« atiay be on. The now arrested WllUam Senders, which urged double-ring ceremony. Steidien Individual pOUce force reaearch But Its image as a youthful, the city Is about equal to that and Mrs. William Slelth, all of entire wTltten agreement, *"..*!I^****»fc* and chaigad wltfa robbing a man boards to enooura^ tn tA budgeta are amall and criteria inexperienced, and trigger-hap­ Lowery was organist. expended in a month in TU- the Manchester area; J^rs. Har- gyn jjging, negotiated by the ‘I*® ®tart and ^ at the 22 In the parking lot at the teaching In EngMah, aoclal stud- ’The bride was given In m ar­ and protocola are vague,” the py force haa left the nation’s land." old La w s at the Bolton area; the Peraonnel Policies highest level, over this year s Bolton Lake Hotel. **■> a***! art. aurvey found. largest city. New York, suspi­ riage by her cousin, Edward Much of the energy and Mrs. William Fagan, Mrs. John Committee of the Board o f Ed- computations. ^ charge of rape leveled The oonvmlttee |Sans to nwork H ie atudy called chemical cious of its effectiveness. Sc<^ of Manchester. She wore frantic pace is combined with Calvert and Mrs. Am e Carlson, ucatlon. A sixth year certificate would against Robert J. Thompson, 88, into existing curricula sugges- a fuU-Iength gown of embroid­ ICace, uaed In hundreda of po­ One police source there said, the frustration of the North all of the Rockville, Vernon, Ell- written agreement in- have a salary range from 87.200 i# nigh St. was nolled on the tkms for teaching emphasis, to ered satin, designed with a lice departmental a “moat " I f you ever have to call the End Negro, he said. Ington areas, and Mrs. Edward „]„jg _ .ygjj items a s ' insurance, 111,860 In 18 steps recommendation of State's Atty. seainch for matorfols, and also scoopfd neckline, long pointed [womlalng development in non- National Guard into a city the The Negro husband and father Formeiater of the Stafford area. ■ • * to...... publicize more widely ■ those - sleeves, empire waist and A- benefits, leave policy. Job va- under the new proposal. The jo « i H. Reed H. lethal weaponry” but warned slse of New York, then run for Is thwarted In his attempts to materials now a'vaEable In the line skirt with train. Her fin­ Members of a decorating com- cancles, administrative super- certificate presently brings its Dmice ’Troop Member that no ayatematlc evaluation the hUls. Improve his life, and to make school system, said Dr. W alter gertip veil of illusion was ar­ mittee ere Mrs. Merrill Rub- visors salaries ®nck- bouquets a t phA . end red roses. * or power advocate has-a ready whom local officials would deal AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING pUing communlcationa seta at Aljn R. Krause of Athens, audience among the young Ne­ sites on the east and west coasts In an emergency . Generally, Ohio, served as Ms brother's 1.00 3.00 Justice Department officials in­ groes. for quick delivery to National best man. Ushers were William J U S T 75 J U ST 50 Blaok Power Views Guard uplts In emergencies. dicate thfsy will still require a M. Alden of Ycric, Pa., broth- maximum commitment of state He deoribed Black Power ad- (HeraM photo by Ptato) Other equipment, not normal­ ec^-law of' the bridegroom; PneUt photo resources, including the Nation­ vocate John Barber as " a frus- Norman Edmonds speaking at Congregational Oburcb. ly Issued to the Guard for peace­ Harry M. WhVteseU o f State MRS. A. LYLE KRAUSE al Guard, before sending in fed­ trated Intellectual” . He draws time training misslona, is being College, and John Dexibradeur MEN'S BOY’S stored by the Army at several eral troops. o f Manchester. considerable support among the qiie Negro Is not Inspired to In the North End of Hartford, But Justice Department undisclosed depots. These in­ Mrs. Atistin -wore a pink sUk WINTER JACKETS WINTER GOATS young people of the ghetto be- repair and invest money in a Edmonds doubted he would be sources said that maximum clude protective body armor, dress 'with matching acoeesoc les .cause he Identified with them, rented apartntent In which the the person he Is today if he state commitment does not nec­ bullhorns, searchlights, and and a corsage o f white orchids. Bldmonda claimed. He warned landlord la seen only when he had been bom and raised in the essarily mean the entire Guard portable tear-gas dispensers. The bridegroom’s mother wore of Barber’s representation of a collects the rent; when the land- ghetto. command would have to be In “ good percentage” of the peo- lord does not maintain the “ Those who manage to pull What the Arm y calls "in­ a dress and coat of aqua chlf- G/faiUK actkm In a city. If, for example, pie In the ghetto area. apartments, or perfonh neces- themselves out of the ghetto life formation planning packets” ilon, and a coiaage of white KNOWN FOR VALUES 5.00 5.00 5,000 Guardsmen had to be Barber's philosophy Is “ dis- sary repairs. The rent charged are the truly exceptional people, have been prepared. These in­ camatians. maintained in reserve for pos­ J U S T 10 i J U S T 20 turbing” , he noted, but reflects takes a disproportionate share and worthy of admiration, ac- clude paps of many cities and A reception for 126 was held sible use elsesriiere in the state, the location o f ,points where in­ at Plano’s Restaurant, BOUcn. the m ood. In the city. o f the Negroes’ income, Ekt- cording to Edmonds. the federal government might He quoted Barber as stating monds maintained. He also cited the need for coming troops would be assem­ The couple spent their honey­ consider state resources were CURTAIN RIOT ~DRAPERY RIOT bled If summoned. According to moon In the Pooono Mountains, “if we can't Improve our lot >nie Negroes pride of owner- creative expenditure of money committed sufficiently to send in education to meet the needs The Associated Press, the plan­ Pa. They live In Bast Hartford. here, we will have to destroy ship could be developed, he in tro<^. at the Negro child. More money ning even extends to the selec­ Mm. Krause is a graduate of every suburban town around” , .pointed out. A Saturday after- The Justice Department has must be spent In the North End^ tion of troops’ menus. Manchester High School. O ie Is Barber “ was sad about It” , ac- noon tour o f the city will find established a new "intelligence of Hartford for education than The federal gxnrenunent holds employed at the East Bbrtford 8 8 ' ^ cording to Edmonds, but felt many busily washing end pol- to the tradition that before any unit,” headed by Assistant At­ 1.88 the actions Inevitable. ishing their cars, then retum- In the rest of the city, to at­ Aircraft Federal Credit union. torney General J. Walter Yeag- tempt to equalize the education U.B. troops can be summon­ iMr. Ktause is a 1902 graduate Asst. Yd. 48c 63" 72" The shadows of Oonstitution in gto unkempt apartments. ’The ed the city muat pe using all city ley and staffed by several law­ Plasa, which dally fall across Negro owns his car, and rents of the child. yers and. secretaries. 'They are of State Oodege High School. and state police and National He aerved in the U.S. N avy on J U S T 35 the North End, represent the his home, he said, The difficulty experienced by set up on the department’s sixth J U S T 120 Negroes attempting to join a Guardsmen available. a Pdaxte submarine for three frustration of ghetto Ufe. Strong ^^e Negro is frustrated In his While the Guard was criticis­ floor, directly above Clark's of­ feelings against the 855 mlUlon etforta to pull himself out of the ‘a ^ problem ac- fice. years, and la employad at Pratt ed from several points last year end Whitney Division cf Unit­ GIRLS’ spent for office buildings, on ghetto. He can’t get enough cording to Edmonds, as Is the for Its behavior -In Nefwark and Into a computer, the staff is LADIES’ JACKETS the Plasa, are apparent in the money to get out. Bhren If he InstlUlng of different attitudes. F ed Alroraft Oorp., East Hart­ Detroit, It Is clear from a sur­ feeding information on a large North End. .ha, the money, he haa dlfflcul- The busing of children to sub- number of cities and individ­ ford. SHIFTS & DRESSES vey that mayors plan to call it These people can’t understand ty getting a mortgage pirough urban schools In Project Con- uals. It Is geared primarily to in as clear from a survey that why a few dollars couldn’t have banks, Edmonds declared, eem Is Improving the attitudes keeping track of certain per­ mayors plan to call It in as been spent on providing better q^e Ttolland resident Is active both the N e ^ and white sons who, the department sus­ swiftly as needed. Girl Scouts Set 3.00 housing and education for the jn the formation o f a Savings children involved in the project, In Milwaukee, Mayor Henry pects, may have an Interest in GOLDEN ^MB|.EM* J U S T 30 1.00 children of the North End, Bid- and Loan AssodaiHon being be stated. fomenting trouble. Maler keeps a “ hot line” to the Conunemoration monds explained. formed tot the North End, spe- ______If, for example. It could be office of Gov. Warren P. Know­ J U S T 20 Bldmonda termed the North dficlaUy to provide mortgages DACRON&WORSTED learned that several agitators In commemoration of Girl les to permit swift mobilisation Bind area an "economic para- and college loans for ghetto were converging aa one city si­ Scout week March 8 to 15, the of the Guard. LADIES’ SKIRTS site” . This Is the root of the residents. CAMERAS E multaneously, the department girl scouts at Manchester and SPORTCOATS ”We’ve made arrangements GIRLS’ SKIRTS problems of the ghetto, he main- People generally live in the with the NaUonal Guard so they would alert Its agents In that Bolton will hold a “ Recognition FILM— BULBS city to watch out for trouble. of Girl Scouting” event on Sun­ talned. ghetto for three reasons, ac- DISCOUNT PRICES won’t strip the area next sum­ The mimey spent by those Uv- cording to Edmonds. Either I day, Mhrch 10 from 2 to 3 pm. at Bailey Auditorium, Man­ Ing in the ghetto does not stay they do not have enough money ARTHUR DRUG 2.00 there. Fbod money is spent In' a to get out, or .they live there chester High School. J U S T 20 1.00 chain grocery store, money for to make money off the other Lighter, brighter, better than ever... up-to-the-minute coMPiin Cuba Accuses U.S. The planning committee in charge of the program are Mrs. J U S T 20 clothing Is spent downtown, rent residents. A minority o f the ros- two and three button models... in Dacron* AinSATIONS Belden Schaefer, Central Serv­ money is paid to an absentee idents live there in .the hope of polyester-worsted... also pure virgin wools, rich blends INCIUDIO LADIES’ SHIFTS landlord. having a stabilizing influence o f wool-Orlon* acrylici C Im plaids, tattersall diecks, solid ice Unit; Mrs. Thomas Oppelt, X erox Copy Service effects... deftly tailored with two iiuide breast pockets. Of Crew Conspiracy Southwest Service Unit; Mrs. GIRLS’ BLOUSES The Negro is deprived of most on the urban life and its people, David Thomas, Northeast Serv­ of the satisfactions and pride of ‘Tjlfe In the ghetto area is not Manohesver (OonUnnea from PNie One) ice Unlit; end Mrs. Kenneth ownership. nice” , he said. “The white com- Blueprint and Supply, Inc. GOLDEN EMBLEM* EXPERTLY TAILORED Mhchln, Nerthweat Service Negro Not Inspired munlty is a better place to live.” "In manifest agraemant with 690 Hartford Bd., Manchester Unit. • * - 2.90 Coupling this with the frus- Native of Suffield PURE WORSTED SLACKS the Yankee war boats, axkd im- About Town tration o f ghetto life. It adds to A native of Suffield, who 649-8698 A flag ceremony including JU ST 40 1.00 der obvious protsetiim, the three M iss,M allory Sdhardt, daugfi- flags of all nations, w ill be di­ the deterioration o f the area, spent the last six years living ter at Dr. and Mrs. Walter J U S T 31 traitor crewmen who perpetrat­ rected by Mrs. BYederick Rug- Bohardt of 81 'Eastland Dr., glee. Mrs. Charles Kelly Is co­ ed the villany lowered a boat haa been named to the dean’s Ladies’ Short Sleeve Comp, valuo 14.95 after ataaUng aa the nwnay and ordinator of “ Scouts Own.” A r list at Elmira (N.Y.) College. candle dedication ceremony Is GIRLS’ a quantity of food (aboard the A graduate of Manchester High STRIPE PULLOVERS ahlp), trying to put themselves being planned by Mrs. Everett School, she Is a member of Kelsey. GOWNS & PAJAMAS under the protection of the the senior class. North American cannona,” the Mre. Tatton G4U, Oonnectlcuit Choioi&L Wjuaibi, 9n. J o jvjv Valley Piper, wlil give the wel­ broadcast alleged. lUss Jeanne Baldt, dauj^ter . Neverthelees, their miserable coming address. U. S. CHOICE! BONELESS of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Baldt Exhibits of various forms of 2.88 purpoae was frustrated by the of 25 Grandview St., has been 5 0 ' rapid action of'the captain and scouting and a slng-a-long will J U S T 33 named to the Alan’s Ust for the be included In the program. the rest « f the crew of the Cu­ fall semeste#^ at Southern Con­ JU ST 30 ban ship which, by a coUlalon necticut State College, New with the stolen boat, made them Haven. A Junior, she Is major­ Ladies’ Long Sleeve RIB ROAST return to the ahlp.” ing in special education. < BOW Hie broadcast said the crew­ the OLD STRIPE PULLOVERS men were disarmed and arrest­ Members of World War I Vet­ CORDUROY SLACKS u - - HALL-PREST* ed “ like vulgarcus hoodlums erans and Auxiliary wUl meet and traitors.” tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the, John W eldon lb GOLDEN EMBLEM SHORT SLEEVE The ministry declaration said F. Hemey Funeral Home, 210 that "MeanwMle, the Yankee W. Center St, to pay respects 3.88 war boats maintained an ob­ SPOILT SHIRTS to the late Mrs. Gladys Rldolfi, D rug Co. 3.00 All Bone and Excess Fat WORSTED SUITS vious^ aggressive attitude, J U S T 20 a member and past president JU ST 20 pointing their cannmui at the Has Been Removed! 2 of the Auxiliary. Cuban ship while the helicopter 767 MAIN ST. LADIES’ 3® » flew low over the Cuban vessel. lOsa Arlene 8. LaPents, Boys’ Long Sleeve Extra Large! U.5. CHOICE Also, one of the Coast Guard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicho­ Comp, valuo $5 ships, in a warlike maneuver, BETTER DRESSES las A. LaPenta a t 55 Wedge- SPORT SHIRTS Plump„ Native trl^ to Impede the 25 de JuUo wood Dr., has been named to GROUND from continuing its course and 4 2 * L 4 6 “ W hatll you have . . . the dean’s list for the fall sem­ the commander of one of the checks or stripes ester at Upsala College, East Coast Guard vessels, together Roasting CHUCK, or Comparable value $50 and $55 on tint grounds Orange, N.J. wtOi newsmen and photogra- lb ...they're both here 6.00 in a never-iron ghisa there, sought to Interro- 1.00 YOUR CHOICE Spring '68 heialds )h© call to the colors . . hero, in o Miss Mogaret Abraltls, daugh­ CHICKENS 6 Lb. A vg. MEAT LOAF blend of polyestei- the captain of the Cubem J U S T 30 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Custon y J U S T 80 jusl-arrivod collection of precisely tailored two and and-cotton oxford Si^ and the crewmen, recelv- TS Abraltls of 68 Doone St., has with the added plui ta g from them an Indisputable three-button suits . . . you'll find expensive pure worsted been named to the dean’s list FAIRWAY, Shirt shapes In of new soil release! answer of loyalty to the father­ HUBLEY’S Traditional button- at State University of New York, Girls’ & Misses’ fabrics in a wide range of patterns and colors, land.” ^ F/RST. For A Chfuige down Iv y model in GobleskUl, N.Y. for the faU Fancy, Cello Pack The broadcaat said the ship PICKUP TRUCK sizes S-M -L (14-16M .) eemester. Of Pace, Serve just the right change-of-pace for a winter-weary was sailing toward Cuba “ bring­ for your KNEE SOCKS ing the traitors as prisoners.” CUSSIC SHIFTS wardrobe! In regulars, shorts, longs. Members of Daughters of Lib­ hofr n u ^ of^ A Sweet Life Nepco erty, No. 125, will meet tonight d i kinds , J COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED Cloffin Sfeeks Dismissal at 7:80 at the Holmes Funeral $ 2 ' 2 7 lb Home, 400 Main St., to pay BACON KIELBASA NEW HAVEN (A P ) —The respects to the late Mrs. Bertha J U S T 60 Rev. William Sloans Coffin Jr. Hilts, a member. Is seeking dismissal In a Boston TEMPLE ORANGES, Swwwt and Juicy!...... JJe federal court of an indictment Chapman Court, Order of Am ­ TRANSOORAM'S Gorlin Med. Skin Creom ca. 3 9 d ICEBERG tETTUCE, Extra Fancy Callfo m ia i...... h»qd i9c FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR against him charging that he aranth, will meet tomorrow at CAMERA counseled young men to violate 7:45 p.m, at the Masonic Tem­ Step into a cotton print shitt with rolled DRACNET GAME J&J First Aid K it ...... co. 6 0 d NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS ...... 87o the draft laws. ple. .Candidates will be initiat­ At Route 177 (Plafaiville Ave.) Route 5 W i T A L sleeves and convertible collar or no sleeves Curad Comic Strip , James St. Clair, a lawyer rep­ ed. Mrs. Richard Dldsn will f 4— If — ee WAHL and buttondown collar. Great in 8 to 16. Route 6 (Scott Swamp Road) On E2ast Hartford Town Line resenting the Yale University head a refreshment committee. Band A i d s ...... Officers are reminded to wear chaplain, filed five defense mo- Have s pm btaif Sucaryl . y.... 1 pt. 4 oz. J , 7 9 ticos before U.S. District Judge white gowns. Wen he glad to be HIGHLAND PARK MARKET \ Francis J. W. Ford, It was W . T . G l=? A M T C O ...... J U S T 76 K in g’s H a ir Spray 14 oz. 4 4 d 317 Hl«liland St.. MoncIraiMr. Conn. Pbona 643-4278 tam ed here Wednesday. The little Flower of Jesus For The Big Man In Your Family— Visit Our Big Mian's Shop in Berlin, Coon. M r. Coffin Is accused of con­ Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ NASSIFF spiring to aid draft-age persona row at 8:15 p.m. at the home of G a m b i a s h o p i - , ,v! In evading the draft along with Mrs. Frank Moriarty, 81 Gard- m iMtafai SL Bbaekestor four others, including pediatri­ ner^St, Mrs. Leo Tookalas is MANCHESTER PARKADE cian Dr. Beojamin IqxNsk. co-hoetess. KAMCRBTXB BVIHIMO BBtAU>, MAHKBttOUl, CONN, THUHSDAY, FBBRUABY 2», 1MB BIANCHKSTKR e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHES’TER. c o n n .. ’THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 PAGE llJiVM I

Eiusiiig Plan A ndover MHS SSBdasg Half Million Deducted Contractor Unit H ebron According to Miss : McNamara Finishes Term; P eople in Hebron’s share of the $680,000 Plans Reunion - T o ld B usiness sate sroal la $860. Petitioners Present Budget Fraternity President LBJ Gives Praise, Medal Half Vetoed Mrs, Kenneth'Bain to Head Manchester High School’e To Grow in ’68 UKunas Hovey Jr., son of Mr. (Oenttaned from Page One) T he News Class of 1988B has begun plan­ Net Grand List and Mn. Thomas Hovey of trarily among to* armed Mnr- In Chicago Town Red Cross Campaign ning for its 80th reunion, to be Dr. Edwin Caldwell, OonnecU- For 1-Town Health Agency East St has been riected piea- ence on Johnson and the mlU- icea. Shsen Give* Property held Saturday, June 39 at tha cut Bank A Trust vice presi­ f ident of the Kappa Sigma Fra- tary chiefs. McNamara’a opponspta at the Manchester Countrjr dUb. A Futilher aiction on the ptfokc Board of FqUanoe, a one-town ^ernKy at Lalte Forest College, Elven Ms criUcs acknowledge CHIOAQO (AP) — HOf ot a Wobt J. lagcart of Odum- Mrv« from April of this year ROCHBSTIIR, M.T., (AP) — dent and state economist, told Pentagon and on Capitol HU oolibmronUl acliool pupil bua> Wa, fund of Andovor, OchanMa, Rt, ai^ bare rwnlvad word from Serving as co-chairmen of the erana, toe blind and toe elderly Hospital Notes lie's Steak House their busi- A spokasman for the group of school. The Christian Education Com- teratlon of the budgeting aystem Congress which, in Ma earty but bualng advocataa atUl aaa and Hatoon, taw announoad ttaa tbalr aon Jamaa, now 36 yaaza h^ , » ^ ^ hmu. reunion oommittee are Robert out $6,216,609 from Manchea- ness will grow In 1968. hvtereated persona who filed a Using the figures from the mittee of the Gilead Oongrega- and of management of the enor- days In the Pentagon, rarely Ufa inttaalr pmjact. appcintowt of Mm. Konnatti uaaa to boum tlia Alley and Mary Crossen Ward. visiting hoars are 2 to 8 p.m. fitate growth slowed down to petition which requested the peittUoners, the tax tnoreane tional Church will meet tonight mouriy complex Defenae De- dared challenge him. poor. tar’a groea Grand List. The de- In all areas excepting mater Subcommittee chairmen are duotlons totaled $6,460,688 last A the UA.average^.n.average oiof o.o6.6 per eem cent new town juccting to resetnd or wouM be ome-haV mUl In excess at 8 in the church social room, partmeot la (McNetnara’a great Critics contend that: Hundrada of p a w »a marched J. Bain. O w tar Rd. to taa«f ttaa ^ The Church, S t Bridget’ s, is fisA ______wnwo tney are z:80 to 4 year mainly due to the lack and carried algna aa the board aoBcttaitlon for oontxOuttona In wvarad eight 3raam. Ha will Albert Carlson, music; WiUiam' amend the action of the Jan 15 of the funds budgeted (or the The World Day of Prayer monument, —McNamara and Ms "whis now be a postal employee at in a predominately Negro and Runde, printing; Russen Prlric-. y ‘ * P'"*- P^*" of construction contracts hand- meetilng has presented a pro- school nurse and other health service will be held at the Co- Johnson referred to this Uds" miscalculated in their •*- mat Wadneaday to vote on the Andomr. Puerto Rican sectlcn of Roches­ **^*tJ^*S***i * exemptions vate rooms where they are *d out. Dr. Caldwell said. plan, climaxing two montha of Mrs. Bain, who has been ac­ Redwood Olty, Calif., a oity waldo, site and food; Frances' posed budget for a one-town sendees. lumbia Congregational Church Wednesday while bestowing eessment of the ability of toe ter, which waa struck with ra­ A .. * P*^ VIsItora are Th* construction slowdown in pubUc hearlnga, damcnatratiana tive In the WcRienh AuxlUery about 13 milee iouth of San Hyde Forde, communications ;> agency. qy, date, the Republican and tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. The what he noted waa the hlgheat Oommtuiata to fight a pro- Frandaoo. ( cial dlaturbanees last summer. Richard and Lucille Johnson,; Manenestera top 10 taxpay^ re^ieeted not to smoke In pa- 1907 was due to the much high­ The (spokesmen, who asked Democratic Town Committees Murphy of St. Co- award a President can confer longed war in Wetnam; that and boycott! touched off whan to the Ffaw Department end In Blahop Sheen said the diocese ers are the same an last year, ttmts rooms. No more than two er rate of growth for construc- the board approved tba bualng tba First Oongrogational James was bom In Andover, head table arrangements; and' not' to be Idenriffled pointed out j,ave gone on record ae In favor tomba Catholic Church in Co- on a clvlllen. "Bob McNamara aus calls into question the MO' waa “ Inaplred by the example of William Belflore, publicity. , •Itbough six of them changed visitors on* tlm* per pa- tlon In 1986. Last year waa a *jiat the petition rignera were of the public health advisory will give the message, may not have accomplished the Namara theory that war* can concept In principle. ChuToh choir, win soon an- attended achod here and at Rham High School. He left Pope Paul who sold hla tiara for Committee members Include' poaMlona on the list. Rent. leveling out, he said. not opposed to having a public commfttee’a proposed tiiree- women are Invited for lunch- impoariUe," Johnson aald. "But t>e kept limited and that by the nounoe the names of the peo­ StUl the top taxpayer is the ______the propoaal Introduced in Rham la in Jimlor year but com­ the poor, St Lawrmoe who sold Irma DeSimone, Anthony Co-! Many contracts were let out health agency but were opposed town agency which includes the • bualneet meeting wlH he haa achieved the uidikrty; gradual, measured appUcatloa ple who will cell on fanfUee In United A ircraft Corp., with an pstlenta ToOhyt 200 December waa daaignad to re- pleted hla high aehool work precious vessela tor the needy bum, Elisabeth Healy Dailey,; in 1988 that carried over to to having the thre*-town agency elementary schools follow. The women are request- managing and directing toe of force an enemy like the North Uava overcrowded inner city twon. and some biataops of In tln The goei for the Ookntbla to the air force and also Lucille Niles Covey, Irene John-! AOMTrraJD YEariTOlDiAY; 1907. “We paid for in 1067 what and h a i ^ the pubMc health All person, eligible to vote at ^ ^ V let^t^ can be brought to achoola and promote Integra­ America who gave away pro­ atm Moore, and EUsabeUi Fin-; of $^9,820 below last year. Mrs. Pauline Aimaloro, 28 Glen- we got In 1936,” he explained. nurse In the school. _ _ _ _ „ and beverage will be served. fense estobllahment.” see the light. tion. the project propoeed to Chapter tai $8,800 of wtAch An- perty for housing.’’ Next'Text Ula the BTrstFirst Hartford vvoodwood at.:St.; Mr*.Jte*. AkioeAkion Baker.Baker, TTU.S. A. anrvkwihgrowth fnIn IMS1968 nhniildshotild av-rv- town meetings are urged to at- doverh afaare ls$800. ThefUnda t o « r ^ the University of Mary­ negah Healy. ! The perUiUonens proposed a n i^ t-r m e e tlM S®**"®* Tonight McNamara and his associates —The Soviet! are moving tranaport 1,086 pvpUa from pre­ land. The next meeting w in be held; y Co. with an aseesament Edgemere Rd., Coventry; Mrs. erage about 7.6 per cent, one-town agency wbto a pubMc proposals and de- Hebron Board of Kduca- also consider os his achieve­ ahead swiftly and ominously in dominantly Negro, overcrowded miaed support the water aafe- Bridge Night OanoeDed Football to Bomber* at the Belflore Agency officee' {,664,110, or $127,887 below Jeanne_ . Bols, Stoma; . Warren state growth, the economist pre . heulito nurse wortdng toi the which form o f .mihiic h«o.Uh meet tonight at in ments: toe missile Arid and that toe actaocda to aome with vacant •ad avdnniilng pcogvam held lyear’a figures. 8 Bridge lUght, scheduled for BANGKOK (AP) — U. Col. Thursday, March 7 at 7:80 p.m.! H*rHOni BW Hartford; Mrs. dieted, will be between 8 and 20 hours weekly. TTiey niirslnic la best tor Hebron Gilead Hill School to begin —Ekiforcement of civilian con­ U.8 . advantage is in jeopardy. claaaroom apace in nearby ench aummer, tacme service for T1^ la the Hartford Elec- meveira Brebttls, RFD 4, Oov- 10 per cent ...... - - • is oesi; lo r nenron. Felix "Doc” Blanchard, tormsr Any other class member desir­ would have toe present school a proposed change of voting ‘**® budget tor 1968-69. trol over the armed services, as —McNamara haa failed to white neighboihooda. the famlltea of mlMtary per- tomorrow ,win be oanceUed this triorto .UgM Light Co.( Its assessment la entry; Mrs. Lorette Oonveau, 9 donatruction growth should week due to activities both at Army football star, la now ing to serve on the retmion com­ nurse retained and not break hours is-also on the town meet- Bed Cross Chairman none of toe previous seven de­ convince toe Soviets that an aoenCl, ftm t eld training pro­ $8,106,250, up $484,373 over last Main St., South Windsor; Mrs. be as good as if not better than the aectlon of the plan which flying fighter bombers out of mittee is Invited. toe oomtlnulity of heaHto educa- agenda. The votera will be Robert J. Taggart, fimd chalr- fenae secretaries were able to arms race is folly and that they grams, blood bank and h l^ - the Oongregatkmal Church and year. The increase la due, main- Barbara Clook, Maple St., El- the national average, he added, waa to affect parta of the North- the Elementary school. Play will Thailand and two of hla team­ tlon that has progressed with asked to consider and act on on man of the March campaign of apply to toe seune degree, riwuld draw back from any ex­ tnofaHe aotlvtUaa, and dtsenter ly, to Its new power station at Hngton; M «. Shirley Flood, 4 The effect of the Vietnam weat section of the dty waa ve­ ---- BB -■» mates of the mld-40s are again the present nurse. ordinance changing poll hours the Columbia Chapter of the —The righting of what Mc- tensive emplacement of an ftnU- m ra* be resumed a week from tomor­ Oloatt and W. Center St*. SchaMer Rd.; Mrs. Vlolcftte war ending, he said, “will not toed by a tie vote. A majority row at the church starting at on the same team. 5 Face DrugOiArgea The proponed budget Includes on all future referendum* from Red Cross, has announced toe Namara called a "terrible Im- mtssUe system. , vote waa neceaaaQr to approve The fund drive starts Friday The other seven, with their pvyrtter, East Hartfoex); Fred- be appreciable In Connecticut." 7:80 p.m. Blanchard, who arrived in 6 mirse’s salary off $3,120; clerlcel 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to 6 a m. to 6 chairman for Hebron will be balance” In U.8 . military —McNamara ha* erred, and the plan. and diopter ofiloers hope it BOSTON (AP) ->Flve young*, netw aaseaament figures, are: eilck 3oy, 58 W alker St.; Ste- He said about five per cent ot can be concluded by the middle Scout Fund Drive Thailand two weeka ago, is assistance, $468; tronsportartion p.m. Gerald F. Cross of Amston. strength In the 1660s heavily on poesildy endangered U.B. Naval Deaplte the vote, aeveral peoide. Including two glris,! Fourth, Charles Setmier, $1,- pjien Kle^ 16 N. Ehn the state's work force Is dlrect- of $300; substitute nurse, $200; Subdivision Approved Cross resides on Woodslde Dr. the side of nuclear armament supremacy, by holding back on o f Merota. People In Andover Kenneth J. Bain, town chair­ flying F106’s from Korat alr- 628,570. Schnler wa* fifth last Also, EB>ert Knowlee, East ly attributable to the war effort, board members voiced b(^ man of the Andover Boy Scout base. Northeast Thailand, were free In $1,000 bait eaOh to-^ social security, $200; inisupance, The Hebron Planning and with his wife, Charlene and and light on conventional forces, construction of a large nuclear- with long servloe hi the Odum- day pendlag trial In Boston Mh-> year. Harttoird; Mr*. Doris Landrie, If to*, war ended tomorrow, he that a compromise plan intro­ bto chapter taKlude Mrs. Paul Ocmmlttee, haa announced that Air Air Force spokesman aald $160; phone, $120; bog and sup- 2k>nlng Commission approved their children. He Is an ex-serv- —The tailoring of military propelled Navy. _ nioiptd Court Saturday on nar-: Fifth, Pioneer Aerodynamics oienstome Dr., Rockvlile; said, the rate of growth would duced WednesdayJ . might be ^ rO' Biandian who has been very famlllea In town will bo aollcit- Blanchard had already "logged phes, $100; ftjrrrsj, $25; (laundry, the application o f Robert I. Iceman who served In toe mis- forces to fit U.8. foreign policy. —His Inslstebce on a common cotlcs rtiaigee. > Syetems Inc., $1,264,880. Pio- Donald Lanknore, 449 Mialn flatten out for about six months, $26; m eet^ expenses, $25 and TUpper to subdivide property on slle section of the artillery of —The preeminence given to T F X warplane for the Air Force aoBve in taloodmohUe work and •<* on Saturday for contributions * oouple of mlsatona.’’ neer waa elxiUi last year. g^,. Lawrence, 359 Bene- Also, the labor force Is so meeting March IS. The compro­ The five were arrested Tuee-! - ,, ,.,uiiiv abnorb re- miscellaneous, $26, bringing the MUlstream Rd. Into five lots at the U. . Army. He Is presenUy the coet-effecUveness technique and N a ^ w a s a Dorothea Riayinond jwho to the Oiarter Oak Council, Boy The apokeaman would not be Sixth, Alexander Jarvis, $1,- Wapiplng; Baibert 8 mise would make the vetoed has been secretary-treasurer Scouta of America, which aide more speolflo or say whether day in a Back Bay apartment* ^ K y total for the proposed one-town Its meeting on Tuesday. employed as a production con- to provide what he conridered a His critics notetoat toe Navy and arraigned WednMdity In! 229,344., Jarvis was seventh last 27 B. Middle T^e.; turning veterans portion o f the busing proposal fcr a nundaer of yaane and also and supports scouting units In Blanchard had flown missions agency to an eetiknalted $4,993. Easter Seal Chairman trol supervisor at Travelers rational basts for defense decl- version of toe TFX is still muhlclpai court ; _ Carl McAUtster, 149 CampHeld vMuntary. serves as the bonte service dl- Andover. There are two aoout- over North T^etnam. Asvmnth Hantfonl Gas Co ^77 ----- 7.— V , , NO WAHTE Thiis budget does not M lC luae Miss (..ymnia Cynthia Raymondnaymona nashas Data (^enier.Center. neHe vriU^bewiu^oe on-an- slons in hardware, manpower gerlngly overweight at 80,000 Charged with iHegel poeses- ^ fields. pounds, that It face* continued The second section of the rsobor and head of the flist aid tog units here. Pack 134 of the -A1m> flying tor the Air FOroe 211320^ Harttord Oaa was Sll LOUI8VILLE (AP) — Laura office ^«oe. This would be lo- been named local dialrman of nounclng his captalns^ter toe and other fields. Sion of narcotics were Rlohard! iiMtltutionalliaUcn of hostility from Navy brass con- plan, affecting caiicago’s South .training Cub Scouts with Robert Hamll- to Asia are lA. Ool. Max Minor, «.v. «-v veoT^ , Oak at • Mrs Sknelia Orkxwski. Watson found a use for LheiliT her hus- catedoote^ InhTtii the town Officeotffflce build- the 36th annual Easter Seal house-to-house canvas soon. -The institul fourth last year. , o rit at.: Mrs. mrnelia Orkxwski. Watson found a use for her nus oa^ ^ ^ ptoposol. campaign for Connecticut's ------budget and fOrcforce planning. _ five cemed it could not perfonn Its Shore area, waa sent back to Worid Prayer Day ton aa Cubmaster and troop 134 told LA. CM. Arnold Thicker who Sebeta, 21, of Gceenfleld, aaih Eighth, T______Iona AKg.- Co.. $1.- aiamoragtaffiord aprings^Mm jmwryMary band’s__ old__ neckties.____ She used tog, aocordtog to the proposal. crippled James F. Redmond, schools su­ Worid Day of Prayer, ob- ^ older boys of which Edward were quarterbacks on the same Danlrt KIda, 16, pf Agawam.! them to make a quilt, which to the esttmeited coats releas- crippled children and adults. Manchester Evening Herald year* ahead and the entoi* of job of fleet defen«.^^ Accused of being present where; 012,796. Iona was ninth last ^ toe system whereby defense may never pass critical carrier perintendent. The boart d l^ b served throughout the worid by Turn la the Scoutmaster. Army team. won a blue ribbon at the Ken­ ©d ithte week by the advisory "^e Easter Seal mall campaign Hebron correspondent, Mrs. ed him to work with residents of narcotics were fpimd were' , T, Reiopell, Camp Meeting Rd., money was split almoet arbl- tests this spring. C9iristians on the first Friday Are a Captains in the fund Ninth, Colonial Board Co., Belton. tucky State Fair. oomimitboe and the Hebron begtoa today with the delivery Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9119. tha South Shore to revise the In Lent wlH be observed this drive are Carol Houghton, Theo- Jane Morgan** Role Christine Soderstrom, 18, oT plan and make It acceptable for West Hartford, Oonii.; Rfiiliam! $992,006. Colonial was eighth DouglaB Spy, 18 Tbl- Friday at 8 p.m. at the First dore Wright, Donnal Ceiiberg, NEW YORK (AP) — Jane lari year. Ave., Rockvlke; Barry implementation this fall. Coogregatksial Cfaundi. and Allan Tale. Morgan, a long-time success as Buckley, 18, and Anne MBler,; The busing issue sparked a 17 both of Manchester, N:H. > Tenth, Southern New Eng- g^d Tlwnias Soankxn, Broad The readers participating In ------a recording star and night club land 'Telephone Co., $958,960, in Brook; Mrs. IMarlon Sharp, controversy similar to the i^ die service will be Mrs. John MaiKdiester Evening Herald entertainer, is going to star in CARPET and FLOOR COVERING roar concerning the board’s de- the same position as last year, loflr Hartl Dr., TalooittvlSle; WH- Oort, Mrs. Ronald Kauffman, Andover correspondent, Inw. her first Broadway diow next lUaim Skoneeki, 26 HoUiBter S t ; MANCHESTER Uberationa in 1966 over whether Mrs. Edward Turn, Mrs. How­ renoe Moe, teL 748-t7N. season. 30Q MAIN STREET (Aeidts from Bounw Butek) to retain Benjamin C. Willis aa WRllam Wllk, East Hertford; TEMPLE'S ard Roberts, MTs. John Storm ------The show is based on the life OMRaE YOUR Dandd WtoegsT, 47 Myrtle SL school superintendent. and Mrs. David FUnChhaiigfa. of Texas Quinan, one of New 12lh Circuit WlUla’s realgnatlon was de­ BXRTHS YESTERDAY: A Meditation wlH be dtoeoted by lim e Corp. to Acquire York’s leading prtdiibitlon on-' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alan O N E OF THE LARGEST MAGEE CARPET STOCKS IN THE AREA. ALSO ONE OF THE LARGEST ARM­ manded t^ civil rights leaders Mire. Elver Holaington. tertainers. PRESORlPnOH who marched dally on Oty Hall. Court Cases ■Felr, Woodervlew Dr., Rock- This year’s Day of Prayer Braincon Corp.- STRONG FLOOR COVERING SaECTION IN NEW ENGLAND. They claimed hla policies result­ Mrs. Morgan, interviewed aa. vlUe; a daugixter to Mr. and ed in de facto segregation in the Servloe was written by MTs. STAMFORD (AP) — General she rehearsed tor a new show Mrs. DoneSd JaoObsen, Dun- bianohester s e s s i o n CSiicago school system. Willis Rathie Selvaiatnam of Oeyloo. Time Corp, ot Stamfoid will ao opening tonight said She had caster- Rd., Venion; a daugh­ Mrs. Eugene SohwaiAe, Long quire the Bralnoon Ooip. of Ma- been looking three years for had refused to alter neighbor­ Stanley ERiiamonIs, 87, off 15 ter to Mr. and Mrs. Framcl* hood school districts to promote Hia Rd., Is In rtiarge of the rton. Mass., for an undlanlosed script based on Miss Ghilnan’s At Work on Water Lines in South Windsor Votba, 80 Susan Rd., Vernon; a program and information sPout amount of General Time stock, life. OaUand at, cherged wSth Integratlott. AT Mrs. Gerald it may be obtained by casing said D.K. Wlokstrum, General "She seemed to be a very real Woik goes on for a nearly 6,000-foot long water line running along EUlng;ton Ave. to the new At that time, school board her. Time president person. She wasn’t a phony,’’ South Windsor Town Hall. Workmen are about half-way there. Fire hydrants will be laid raacHARom yyiroA Y . members were victima of^ vi- ■ A Demooratle caucus wUl be Braincon develops and menu- said Mias Morgan. "While she PINE PHARMOY SSoffSI.'SS ffinng the water line being put In by the Metropolitan District Commission. The town hall It­ clous telephone ^ lo and o ^ o ^ o’clock tonight at the factures ooean^^nqiihlc systems, used to open her show with 'hel- 6M Oeates 86. 04M 8M fo ld fSeate JaU cn each charge, Joeeph threats. in 1966, wuus resignea, eiemontary stdiool to endorse inrtuding vehloleo and Instru- lo suckers,’ riie, in her personal self is only partially completed. (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius.) aentsuoes to run consecutively. explaining he did so to resOlve was arrodted this oandidates tor eleetion as dele­ mentatlon for marine reaearoh, life, waa the real sucker. She !ii I an^nrr 4WWW2 to fTVYm C50l61lllU!l Iwl* t MTS. "a current dUecoma -of the gates to these tour conventions: acoording to Wlckstrum’s an- Ivas always good for a loan and board of education.’’ a aa«taU. HoUlster St; Cur- State, Oongreeslooal, Senatorial nounoement Wednesday. she took good care of her broth- ^ Howard, 8 Bolton In the bualng controversy, DIstrlot and Aasenriily District ------er and she. had unfortunate ro- o f R *.; Diane PaSPierre, 26 backers of the istoposal Included Also to be srtected are the 30 NEWS AGENCY TURNS 166 mances.’’ worth St. ;PoUy Newbeig, East educational experts, church and people who make iqp Bie Demo- OSLO — The Norwegian news The only similarity Mias MOr- HartfoM; Mrs^ June Brylowe, civic groups as well as many oratlo Town Oommittee. Any- agenoy, Norsk Trtegcambyra gan sees between herself and Clynthle HaB, 845 white and Negro cltlsena. one Interested In serving on (NTB), reoenOy mariced its Texas Gulnan Is political friend- tapping; A l^ Just Arrived Amoag opponents were foes (A the town oommittee or going as KXMta birthday. It now has 106 ship. Texas Gulnan was a good Hajrrlson, 106 Hawthorne integration and critics vdio ob- a drtegate to any of the tour subscribers, whldi receive about friend of New York dty Mayor Maixai 12 Bit wockviii© NoUe, 82 Creat- EXTRA HEAVY 9 x 12 jected not only to the concept of oonventioiis should make their 11,000 words of foreign news Jimmie Walker. Mias Morgan O kdM Oouxt. wood Dr.; MTs. Gloria Goulet, pupil busliig but also to the ab- wishes known at the caucus, and 13,000 words of domestic long has been a friend of M a ^ !(H E l « d « Bt rupt manner In which the school Town committee members news every day. John V. Undaay. •ter. kxmoiM tar Beaudry. asK^ Also, -nisodorTheodore Jewoiyk, 24 hoard imveiled the jdan and 1 In hfs behasr Ifeat Beaudry be Eastirid St; Mrs. Annie pronounced It mandatory. rJBWWd under Ms own neioog- BRAIDED RUGS Borne critles called the plan so nlMDOe to tti* custody of Ms ifartord; Mm. Ttaa Gteg- finBii in scale aa to be inadequ­ mottxsr pending Ms court ap­ liardone, Hebron Rd., Bolton; WITH 2’ X 4’ MATCHING RUG ate and termed It “triienlam." pearance. Mrs. Evelyn Campanelll, 22 Sear The city has a public school en­ A^ t the tim e off his BrTOet__ yes-_ . man Circle; Adam Hoboto Doit rollment in excess of 660,000. today on a clpcult w anant^ ^ RockvUle; Harry Cai^ The plan was intended to re­ was y i ^ 11 Ashworth St; Mrs. duce overcrowding In five se­ $1,500 bond. Judge Nkhx^ Thomas, 61 Grant Rd.; lected schools and stablllae two Annenfeano granted the requeat gharon Moxfleld, KeUy racially changing neighbor­ aftsr Atty. Royster totormod vemon; Mrs. Barbara hoods. This would have been Ihs court (that ^ youth had Q<,et«*eus. Hansen Dr., Ver- achieved by busing Negro chil­ retumed voAunibaitly foom Oaai- csomllle Parlseau, 827 dren to the five schoids and es- forala to llaoo Ibe cfaaiges and ^ center St.; Mrs. Eleanor taUlahing an approximate ratio O a t he has sDso been reJeaned ottone, 28V4 W. hDddle Tpke. 49.95 of 90 per cent white and 10 per to (the WmtaianlUc a r c u it Count Also Norman D ou ^ty, 161 5 Beautiful Colors cent Negro. pen^hlB appearance (there on cooper Hill St ; Mrs. Edna Bchort board officials called tonOar efeargae. CJlaik, 90 Mountain R d.; Mrs. the busliig program a step In Norman J. Dove Sr., 26, of jifanceB Semmelrock, Stafford' It costs so little and adds so much. the right dlrectloa tor a better Main St. Tolland, charged with g p ^ ^ . pYank Sherrtek. Mbrt- It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle for sub­ school system. two counts of fraudulent Issue borough; Arthur Arfbnr Lavlsne. Lavlgne, Mftn- Mbn- of checks, had his case continu­ stitutes. Nothing has the style like "In the struggle to provide tauk Dr., Vemon; Barbara Bell, CERAMIC TUe. Important quality education, ed to Maroh 12 at Rockville. He Snlpelo Lake Rd., BUlngton; should the when he (was EPS the Republican Town Com­ suspended by sobool (sutbori- RUGS mittee tor the ensuing two Ues fast Niovember for alleged CERAMIC FLOOR TUf leemmlUkA In VlfnKnn years. insuberdiaaitfoa. UP TO 9X12 Uggetts 12 X 12,1-1 in Random Pattem ^ $. To trsnsact such other busi­ IiutltuteB In principal cities throughout the U.B.A. FORMICA COUNTER TOfS ness aa may property come f b o l Jf io p r in c e s s At The Psrinds ISXPEBTLY and RiSASONABLY INSTALLZa) 9S9B Special classes are now being conducted for major companies in the area. •74.95 before such caucus. WASHINGTON (AP) —Blgh- 78 Colors t o Choose From toon-yoor-old Pttaoees has pre- MANCHESTER PrapaiattWB Itartm E g g $ 9 .9 B Signed Attn.: Pregnuu Chairmen. Speakers, film program now available for ^ u r organisation. Henry Oay Osbom m , sentsd toe National Zoological Town (Staicinan Park with her 25th lion cub.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBR, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29,1968

From Your Neighbor's Kitchen liberty and Its capacity for pro­ phetic utterances.” By DOBn NXDINO HURRY IN. LADIES^ FOR _ Disappointment, Relief The Board of Directors will : Visitors See Facilities at Cheney Tech News in The statement said "the more Lent began yesterday and, oonduot another of its semi­ enlightened and active of Afri­ can Christian” are suhjadtad Felt by Mrs. Romney according to the new ruling of monthly comment eejetons on the Roman Catholic Church, m " ----- — The World systematically to Imprisonment Aah Wednesday and Gkwd Fri­ 'nieeday, from • to 11 a.m. In and "Ill-founded" Interroga- KBN08MA, Wls. (AP), — Lt- he thought wsa best,’’ she saM. the Municipal Building Hear­ IBPTIKSKCUIS tlons, while the government dls- nore Rorntwy says her bus- 4ilm ‘certainly,’ ’’ day are the only two days In Canadian Libertd* Win Lent when Catholics must not ing Room. criminates against non-Poi^ to withdraw Qov. NMscn A. Rocke- Tha public haarlnga, hold on OTTAWA (AP) — Canada’s tugese missionaries. ___ *•*!•*' wwdd accept a eat meat. On all other Fridays the flret Tueaday and third from the Repubucan presfosn- QQp "Tlisra’s been a and fast days, they are encour­ Liberal government won Its vote Thursday of each month, are U.S.DJL. CHOICE BONE IN Cambodian Red* K illed tW campaign leaves her with a draft movement and be (Rom- aged, but not compelled, to ab­ for those town realdents who of confidence In the House of mixture of dUmppoliitment and My) wanted the people to be stain. wish to comment, suggest or Commons Wednesday but still PHNOM PENH, CambodU reBef. perfectly free. It shows what Many Protestants also go (AP) — Thirteen Cambodian e wife, I am greatly ra- without meat during Lent, and complain on any Item within faces the problem of raising kind of man he la." the board’s Jurisdiction. Communlsta were killed and uoved. No woman woidd want "He still has (xmcem for the for all who welcome a good flrii $860 million In revenues lost sevend wounded in a clash with tbe burdens of this world on her recipe (hiring this season, Mrs. Persons who appear are oountry and the need to turn it guaranteed anonymity. Their when the House killed a tax bill govenment forces In Battam- husbaniya riioulders," she said around," die said. "Thle ie not Roger (Priscilla) Ather of Eht- and triggered the crisis. bang Province Feb. 24, the Wednesday after wabdikM sign S t makes a Salmon toaf, comments, suggestions and a man who la retiring.” complaints are relayed to the The house voted 188-119 for Cambodian News Agency said Michigan governor make hie en- Mre. Romney had remarked which is simile to prepare and the confidence measure Intro- today, nouncement on televlaion. easy on the budget. For those town manager for iqipropriate Tueaday In Appleton, In reply to action. duced by Prime Minister Lester Prince Norodom Sihanouk, not "giving up" (Jesserts for FIRST CUT Cambodia's chief of state, s«)d "We’U have a great deal more « queetlon about poUa which toh B. Pearson to keep his govern- . «iub. tim. together, oodUnued. dlcate Rhdiazd M. Nixon was Lent, she has included a Hot ment from being forced out by Communist ^ ^ (itlaen, I lUak It’s too bad ahead Milk Sponge Cake with Choco­ In the New Hampdilre Firtt M agn^ the snap vote Feb. 19 that took disturbances seem to have ao many people Juri don’t w»- primary, that "I know It will late Sauce. other Liberal leaders by sur- ^ other I«>vlnces, "These recipes," die says, FRESH, LEAN Kampot and Kompong. But he derstand him. He’a a straight take a miracla" for her husband The world’s flret magnets arrow. They get him, and donft to win, "but I beUeve In mlra- "have been handed down were stones discovered In an Members of the Conservative added that govemmeni forcea understand what they have." clee." through the family for many ancient country of Asia Minor, and New Democrat parties had have the eltuation weU In hand, PORK Buns Mrs. Romney, who watched Her husband’s announcement, years." called Magnesia. The terms demanded that the government ’ Salmon Loaf magnet and magnetism come the araiounoement at a Romney ■he eald, was "almost casual" SWIFTS PREMIUM _ _ resign after the tax "home headquariere" in Dela- by oompsjison to his original 2 one-pound cans of red sal­ f r ^ Magnesia. The atones was defeated 84-82. Players Present mon, cleaned and broken in­ w m a type of Iron ore called van Wednesday afternoon, oon- decision to rOn, a decision she to pieces magnetite. * SLICED BACON L b . 6 9 e Priest* Seek Liberty I . A n t M s^Trsflrnmn speaking soheOile deacrlbed as very dUflcult, 1 stack pack envelope of iTieiUUrUIUU included an appeaniice very sertous." at Caribage College in Kenosha When asked what candidate crackers, about 38 to 40, JOHANNESBURG, South Af- Manchester Community Play- crumbled. (Mrs. AUier rlca (AP) — Twenty Roman Wednesday night. ■he might now favor for presi­ uses Rita crackers) ^^tool'lc Vrtests 'irM oV nTb^u; pre««nted "Parted on Her "I want to oonUnue my sched- dent, she replied with a grin: 2 2 eggs, beaten n n Ml welcome have called on their bishops to Wedding Mom,” ” a one-act melo- yjg .. njgjn rea- "George Romney.” cups of milk CHerald \tKAo by Buectvichia) make the church Independent of drama, Saturday night at Con- son the people want to hear me 1 pat of butter MRS. ATHBR AND GIRILS the territory's Portuguese gov- cordla Lutheran Church. is to hear what my husband Is 1 tablespoon diced onion, oj>- 7 emment, the Rand Dally Mall The play was directed by Miss like.” Hartford Man Killed tlohal Ing are two of ^ ra . Ather’s hob- also enjoys trying new recipes. When Cheney Technical reported today. Gloria DellaFera, and produced Her schedide today included a In Vietnam Action 1 cup diced celery, optional ^ g j^ g ^ya, she raises She Is a Sun^y Sch(X)l teach' 4 H gh School held orpem house The priests, of 10 different na- *>y Roger Negro. talk In MUwauhee and a White salt and pepper to taste African violets and eplsclas. She er at South Methodist Church. Tuesday night, Eugene Lee- tionallties, said In a statement Members of the cast were House dlniKr tonight where she HARTFORD (AP) — Army Scald milk with butter but PER SLICED oroart, tap with poflnter, ex­ to a recent bishops' conference Diana Taylor as Faith True- will Join her husband, Spc. 4 George G. Lescarbeau, do not boil. Add beaten eggs ------— ------—------GALLON plained the operation c t the at Porto Amelia, In northern heart, Miss Barbara Coleman She talked to the governor 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry to milk and pour over salmon O.O.D. Sloayn console, which Is iffling Mozambique, that the church Is as Mother Mahoney. Mrs. Mary Wednesday morning by tele Lescarbeau of Hartford, has and crackers. Add onion and SWORD­ a perforated tape to run a ver- chained by almost complete fl- Bonham as Bowery Liz, Mrs. phone, end associates said she been kiUed In Vietnam fighting, We OuEU'antee . . . $1,000 Re­ received another call shortly be­ his femily was notified Wednes­ 9 celery If desired. Mix well airi SAVE CASH ON FUEL OIL ward If proven that the oil tdcai mllUng machine. The ma­ nanclal dependence on the gov- Jean Tlnney as Opal Bucking- pour mixture into greased loaf you buy from us not equal chine is automeitixielly making emment and In return for social ham, Donald Rlberdy as Des­ fore the announoement. day. FISH Previously he had been listed pan. Bake in 300-degree oven ^ ^ Q 200 Gel. Minimum or superior to any other on the sign ‘Claas of 67-68'. Les- and educational privileges has mond Dalton, and Norris Ander- "He called me and asked If it for one to one and one-half was all right for him to do what as missing. the market!! TENDER croBirt, head of the machine tool "powerfully limited Its religious son as Excelsior Colfax. hours. Serve with lemon wedg­ depairtment, said the operation es. M HOT7R NOnOB FOR DELIVBRY COOPERATIVE Bbaris with a Wueprilnt; (ex­ This recipe makes six to HADDOCK treme left of the txjerd) whtch eight servings. OIL OOMPANY is translated Into a program Hot MUk Sponge Cake CASH OIL CO. aheet in binary number code. 2 eggs, beaten FILLET The code permits a keyboard 1 cup sugar TELBPHONB X89-701S 643-15S3 operator to punch cut the per­ sprinkle of salt EAST HARTFORD — MANCHESTER forated tape which guides the 1 cup sifted flour Give 24^Hr. Delivery Notice milling machine. A t the open 1 teaspoon baking powder X4 HOUR BURNER SERVICE 310 Broad St., Manchester house many vlaltorB toured the 2 to 3 tablespoons melted but­ Town Bsose various shops and dassrcxxns ter C ra c k e rs including the Tool an d Die shop H cup hot milk If Of. p h |. ile (at left) and the eutonioitlve la x all ingredients thoroueh- ■bop. ly. Place batter in oblong, un­ greased, 1 to IH ay Camp butter, milk, applesauce. marshal for the State of Con­ staff of MaJ. Gen. E. Donald Produce Specials “ for Retarded Children. Tuesday: No lunch program; necticut National Guard. Walsh, state adjutant general. >»- Arthur Steele has been ap- (haJtf-day session. He will leave for Camp Gor­ It is Agostlnelll’s Job to ad­ “ pointed chairman of a speijial Wednesday: Hamburg patty don, Ga. for schooling in "Dis­ vise the adjutant general’s de­ U.S, No. 1 MAINB committee to c(x>rdlnate the on roU, potato chips, cabbage- aster Training and Riot Con­ partment on state maintenance CHEESE M (xinstruction of the addition ■oarrot salad, milk, dee cream. trol." of law and order, primarily POTATOIS which is estimated to cost be- Thursday: Sliced turkey, Camp Gordon Is operated by when the Naticmal Guard Is con­ Rag. 29c ~ tween $1,000 and $2,000. The ad- gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed the U.S. Army Military Police cerned. F n m BIPB 2. ‘dition will add office and storage potato, com, bread, butter, as a Riot Control Center for His duties keep him in con­ A stant touch with state and locxil 1 U). Unit 29c —■ space to the permanent shelter mJlk, mixed fruit. the entire country. NEW CAR TOMATOIS ~ that was buUt by the Contrac- Friday: Orange juice, toast­ Invited to take its courses are law enforcement officers, to in­ HERE «• tors Division in 1965 at an esti- ed cheese sandwich, green state troopers, mlKtary police sure <»operatlon when the situa­ l a b g b . j u ic y __ 2' mated cost of $8,000. All the beans, milk, fruited JelJo. personnel, secret service men. tion warrants It. materials and labor are donat- TEMPLE ORANGES 8 ... 4tc T ed by the members of the Con- tractors Division . U .8. No. 1 DBUOIOU8 » Herman Passcantell, superln- for fhaf APPLES 4S,49c 1 tendent of highways, has agreed THE MANCHESTER SHOE BOX to work with Steele to coordinate 57«EAST CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER the project. It is planned that SPECIAL «■ (xmstruction will start this 2 “ spring and that the addition will be ready this summer for use by OCCASION! ! Camp Kennedy. whitewalls for trucks Hie Initiation of the project SKIM MIU L by the Contractors Division was GOODYEAR ' approved by the Chamber's SELLING OUT Truck Tires for NO MONEY '^unuran Fr#fh, whola milk/ r. Board of Directors with a com- Pick-up and ^dailtrotal: Panel Trucka with only tha ; mendation to the Contractors Dl- ^SYSTEM. 't vision for Its pubUc spirit and The good- buttarfat ramovad community Interest In providing ENTIRE INVENTORY! lool^g, ■ facilities for the mentally re- tou^-Job tire built to taka * tarded In Manchester. 7.00-11 6 Mi. wiilUefH li*«l$$$ hard work a WalteH H. Sodano, chairman mO-Typ* tftkd 6iil|A pint ll-M FtP. C>- T il pnP rtU«P4pblt Uuck tiff in atrlde. on our Easy Pay Plan — LEASING — j. of the Contractors Division, Low dally, weric^ or montfa- ► said, "Wo think the Camp tar lateo on new Meroniys or ^ Kennedy project ds serving a ENTIRE INVENTORY! Ooenets! l-!l-8 year leasing definite need In the community TUNE IN WINTER 0UfMI>IC GAMES BROUGHT TO YOU BY GOODYEAR ON ABC TV FEBRUARY 4-U plan available for aU makes HALF 1, and we are only too'happy to aeid all models! ' help and do our part. The con- $ ^ . 9 0 , $ 7 .9 0 GALLON tractors In Manchester are In- RESERVE A CAR 391 ■ terested In the community and Reduced to: dUCl NOW.. .C A L L ^ wo want to do our part to make ’ It a better place." A Your FINEST NAME BRANDS 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 ^oiirniinict SIZES 4 to 12 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Cumle/MFim ^ S to re MORIARTY FRCSH CIDER 4B & 4V2B SAMPLES Kelly Road and Vemon Circle—Phone 875-6292 or 646-0101—Vernon, Conn. MADE WEEKLY AAAA & AAA WIDTHS BROTHERS UNTIL MAY GOODYEAR TIRES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT DEALERS IN MANCHESTER ALL HEEL HEIGHTS (Inc. Spike Heels) "Oaemeottaat’s Oldest Unooln-Meroury Dealer” 109 CENTER ST. " 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE 449 HARTFORp RD. ART FISH'S 4B-4V2B.5B SPAULDING GOLF SHOES $4.90 SOI CENTER STREET IN GLASTONBURY— 2805 MAIN STREET CIDER NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. (Bzocpt Hum.) WE RESERVE THE RIGHFT TO LIMIT qVANTITIES mVL MON. ■ TUES. ■ SAT. UNTIL 6:00 OPENFEN EVENINGas Corner Lake R$- A 295 Broad Street—Phone 643-1161 ManchcBter Older Mill Rd. OPEN WED. - THUR5. FRI. UNTIL 9:00 B0LT0N;-649-469S lit PAGE PUriWBf PACK FOURTBKN BfANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968

Ski Notes THE I Clubs Ratify Agreement Herald Angle U.S. Figure Skaters Great Shape VILLAOB OHABMEB8 - Pauline Magnuson 186, Judy De­ BARRY COWLES laney 126, Dion 128. For Binding Arbitration BcBotaaBc Sports Writer Steal Geneva Show States Emile MIXED DOUBLES — John player to the club with which he demands on the players. procedural changes In the man­ —The^bwinlng of champion­ GENEVA, Switzeriand Chishing 188-871, Marge Curiilng KIAMEBHA LAKE, N. Y. (AP) — Emile Griffith MIAMI (AP) — Major Is under contract, ta be complet­ league players representa­ ner of setUlng grievances. ship or exH^Won games during (.AP) — Three American 840, Ted Lawrence 889. 8fi|^8 he’s in great shape. One look at him in action is "We feel that we have tight­ ed prior to the termination date Alliance Hotta Scholastic Coaches By BOX. SAOHEREK tives ratified a two-year the All-Star break, eroept for eimugh to convince anyone that' he’s not kidding. ened up the steps In settling any of the overall agreement. Oonnecticut sdiolastib coatehes were the guests of stole the show Shbwijrlt hate him when t h e y ------Had. a full day Sunday, akled agreement Wednesday, —A Joint study on the length charity purposes. The players COUNTRY CLUB — Reggie grievances, subject to the play­ Gbunkl 162-370, Helen Gallegh- see hls narrow waist. Musole- Hogback, where the snow was calling for binding arbitra­ of the championship season, to selected for the AU-Btar game ttie Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance at a luncheon ^8“ ™ skating ers' approval, before such dis­ would not be required to play ta er 188-881, Clara Trueman 186- men turn green with envy when just fair to good, then attended tion by the commissioner putes might come before the bo completed prior to the draw­ at Las Shaw’s in New Haven last 'Thursday. The coach- Championships Wednesday Hoot Gibson such exhibitions. ' 860, Dee Pardl 184, Verna Find- they look at hls broad shoulders the 12th annuEil Brattleboro of baisi^all in any dispute commissioner," Miller said. ing up of the preliminary sched­ es present were those of conference teams that had and Tim Wood is deter- Winter Carnival. The official —A provision for prompt no­ lay 138, Regina HUinski 863. and bulging biceps. arising between the 20 The players previously had ules for 1969. ^ respective honors. mined to stay in the spot------The boxing program tale of greeter was David Diehl, —A reduction In the allowable tification and negotiation with Will Handle clubs and players. questioned the commissioner’s the players’ assoclatloti for KAOKY — Clem Quey 309- tope says hls waist Is 28 watched a good field compete role as an Impartial judge, as salary cut from 26 per cent to 20 /o r the famed Wnged Ski tro­ The agreement, agreed to In player compensation should ei­ 306—698, A1 LaPlant 201-677, Inches. he Is selected bv the owners. per cent of the previous year’s toim ll^ent'In'd **1^ Wood, 19-year-old law student Pats’ Chores lly, which was won by Peter principle by player representa­ ther the American or National Stan HUinski HI 224, Mario "I f* Inches right now Miller said tWe changes In the 'rontract. SSToathbllC High’s CMch, B loo^ eJ d Hills, Mich., Robes of the host club, out of leagues plan divisional playoff FrattoroU 216-200—698, Mai and I’ve never felt better,” said tives and'Owners a week earli­ uniform players contract pro­ —A $3 hike to $15 In the play­ Don Bums, wheeling his club ■urged back Into the running for BOSTON (AP) — CHaude the University of Wyoming. games In 1989. Into Its fifth straight appear­ ■«^®" y®®” we idMuld be the men’s title with ... two. brilliant Dana 212-202—606, A1 Kuzmlck- Griffith, who defends his world er, also sets the minimum play­ hibits unilateral alterations by ers’ dally regular season meal right In the top rankings,” add­ ‘Hoot’’ Gibson, defensive —Provision for moving ex­ ance ta the caass A Toumament final compulsory figures. as 218, Vic Squadrito 227-663, middleweight title against Ito Phil Dunham, known to all er salary at $10,000—an Increase club managements during the allowance, an Increase from $8 ed Risley.^ penses for players and their and winners of the Hartford Fred Nasslff 222-681, Norman >y’c Nino Benvenutl at Madison back and puntreturn specialist Jumping fans as the Flying of $3,000—and ^ves the players two-year agreement, ending to $12 for dally spring training The 'Whippets posted 18-8 and The brother and sister team families upon promotion from County Conference, praised the Dion 219-666, Rome Masse 664. Square Garden Monday night. American Football DenUst, won the Veterans a greater voice In contractural Dec. 21, 1969, and requires nego­ meals and a boost of miscella­ 14-6 records for the season. of 19-year-old Cynthia and 31- the minors to the majbrs, be­ play of Doug Melody and Jim ------This wUl bo Griffith’s third ti- foj five years. Is the Group with jumps of 194-192, matters. tiations MTlth the players on any neous spring training disburse­ year-old Ronald Kauffman of tween opening day and Sept. 1. HeyooldB. "Doug Is without a Y — Fred Poudrier 148-141- tie fight With Benvenutl. Griffith gogton patriots’ newest asslst- followed by Bruce Falk of Bear Marvin Miller, executive di­ changes after that. ments from $25 to $40 a week. Seattle turned in a acintillatjng Mountain and Bob Hein of Del- Such allowances will continue, doubt the fastest player I’ve 186—428, Ed Bujauclus 168-418, lost hls crown to the toll, stylish g„t rector of the players’ Associa­ Other measures ratified at the —^Adoption of a set of schedul­ Wet NigRt display to finish third In ' the ware Valley S.C. Phil has been as formerly, for players traded ever had at East and along Frank Calvo 148-186—414, Tony Italian last April and regained It 77,^ former North Carolina tion, said the player representa­ meeting Included; ing reg;ulatlons for the 1968-69 pairs championship and prevent jumping a lltUe over 20 years on the major league level dur­ with Jim, is All-State material" It was a very wet night last an unprecedented 1-2-3 triumph Marinem 136-400, Roy Deceau In September. state star was named by Coach tives accepted the arbltraUon —A study of the reserve season, aimed at reducing some and Is In good physical condl- ing the season. 'Bums. "We had a lot Thursday after the MHS Indians for Russia 148-136—399, A1 Martyn 148-888, In the second fight on the dou- Holovak Wednesday to clause after agreeing on several clause, which presenUy binds a of the more unreasonable travel Uon for a man of 44. of hurte M d strong defense roUed oyer V ^ e rsfle ld fflgh to mamlla Beloussova and Oleg Hank Martyn 382, Art Johnson bleheader title card, Joe Fra- handle the defensive backfleld. One lad who will bear watch­ throughout the e n t^ sewon tie for toe C C ^ Htie. ^ h e s 879, Howie Hampton 166-379, Ed tier of PhUadelphla and Buster jjg succeeds Chuck Webber, who ing was Phil Rancourt, just 14 - along with fair slxe. A to e PhU Hyde and Jim Moriarty g tra lg M ^ rs championship for Burbank 144-377, Charlie Var- Mathis of Grand Rapids, Mich., rggigined to become an assistant player U on t o vmy up In ■Hm were the first to make the show- p^ggjg ^ „,ng ordinals and rick 162-836, A1 Omelchuk 136- a couple of young, undefeated ^aach with the San Diego 2 last week. His jumps were 198- Cochran^ Annulli to Defend Laurels Giardi Dies 190-190 feet. WORCESTER, Mass. (AF) Kearns, a 6-8 sophomore that er room, clothes and ^ . . . 3^5 g points. Tatiana Zhuk and 870, Andy Lemoureaux 382, Pete fighters, will meet for a piece of Chargers. Brazitls 139-368, Don Carpenter the world heavyweight title. Gibson was an offensive and While roaming through Ver­ — Richard H. Olardl, SI, of wlU add much t o ‘our squad in Team members, varrity Mid Aleksander Gorelik of .Russia mont, I thought I might want to East Hartford, Conn., Holy the future,” added the former jayvee, were next for ^ vie- gggg„^ „ ordinals 363, Ken Seaton 138-372, John New York and Massachusetts defensive standout for N.C. take a look at Timber Ridge. Youngsters Rule Duekpins Cross senior footbnB star, UOonn hardcourter. torious Indians to get the cold 3^^ 5 Rieder 140-369, Jeanot Wlrtolla wlU recognise the winner as gfate from 1968-60, then played This was formerly known as the died early today. He wan "How well we do In the tour- water treatment. Then came the _ . 355, Jerry Smith 164-3&6, Joe champion. two years with San Diego and nsjneat will depend on how managers and .statisticians, , Kauffmans col- DlBeUa 864. Griffith Is a 7-6 favorite while three with Oakland In the AFL. Glebe Mountain Farm. Timber taken to St. Vincent’s Htepl- ordinals and 304.8 (HmM Photo ^ Buoolvlclufl) ready we are mentally. The whlch included Roger Mellon, ------Frazier Is a 2-1 choice. Both fa- He was second In the league In BULLDOGS—Ready and waiting are the Bolton High Bulldogs as they enter Ridge Ski Area Is under new tal shortly after 8 n.m. where points to snatch third place management; what a delightful he was prononneed dedd on team that Is up the highest, Mike KeUy and John Blckley . . . SPICE—Barbara Wentworth vorites are training here at the pggg interceptions In 1962 and their first OIAC Class S Tournament Saturday night. They face Portland 129, Vlvleii Sheidosi 128, Hank Concord Hotel and they have jed the circuit In punt returns place to ski and I am glad I Over Past Town Tourneys arrival. undoubtedly will come out the sodaSoda and doustoutsdoughnuts were the ®'*’®y. High at East Catholib High at 8. First row, left to right, Brian Welz, Peter found It. Met and chatted with An autopsy has been sched­ wtaner” , Bums expwssed. The refreshments enjoyed by mem- Snow 127. foimed a mutual admiration so- in 1964. 9 Join Oodhren a ■week from iSat- Hansen, Gary Mortensen, Roger Grose, Craig Pepin. Back row. Coach Tony Jeff Pltchford, general manag­ By EARL YOST wound thln^Tup with bi»rs of the T ribe. . . You cl®ty' After a year of scouting for uiday In eUminatlon play. The uled later today. Faketta, Boh Muro, David Noris, John McDonald, George Murphy. ______er. In our conversation, I found Youngsters have occu- Olardl, a better-thah-aver- a 6-1 conference record and a should have seen the floor, wa- uua-o P” JEWEL — Karen Perlroth “ EmUe has never been bet- Oakland, he spent last season as best seven female scorers, plus 16-8 overall mark. ter and soda everywhere. Wood regained the lead out a few things about Jeff. He pjgj spotlight in the age pre-med student, played lfIS-484, Pam Parandes 178. ter," Frazier said today. "He’s an assistant coach at hls alma Mrs. Annulli, will make up the Coach Bob Healy of Ellington Maybe It’s just what was need- Emmerich Danzer, Austria s Is English, went to school in middle linebacker and earlier gonna beat Benvenutl good, and mater, where he worked with “ ■ ■ ' past two Men’s Town women’s field a week from Sat­ High, who at the time was hop- ed for a reflnlshlng job . . . Oh defending champion. In the ^ OONSTBUenON — A1 Plr­ Austria, graduated from Dart­ in the season starred against maybe knock him out.' ’ two players who have been Duckpin Bowling Tourna­ Ing tor a strong win over East yes, this writer can claim at Important ordinal judgh'K w to key 137-140-138—418, Elwood “ Joe 1s going to win by a drafted by the Pats. They are Pirates Subjects for Testing mouth, and represented Eng­ urday. Yale as fallback. Hb was ments at the Holiday Windsor High for NOOC hon- least one first in the short bqt 18 to Danzer’s 16, although he Emmons 143-138—408, John Ma- knockout,’ ’ said Griffith. "He’s first choice Dennis Byrd, a de- land In the Squaw Valley Olym­ Latest entrants include Lar­ named to the All-New Eng­ o n and that night accom- pleasant career he has enjoyed still trailed Danzer In points by clolek 161-406, Oil FlaveU 141- one of the hardest working and fenslve tackle, and 15th choice pics where he finished in the Lanes. In fact, the cham­ ry Bates, a three-time winner, land football team as Comer- pions the past two years were tt, praised TVn Quinn, thus tar. . . He didn’t escape a narrow margin . Wood- hM 871, Bob Curtin 361, Ernie Dl- strongest guys I’ve ever seen. Art McMahon, a defensive back. top 20, which Is a good showing Don FlaveU, Henry Frey, Buck back in his junior year. As Psychologist Takes Over teenagers, 17-year-old Joe Ca- "Tim Is the best Aooter that the vanity memben and had 1,188.9 points to Danzer s Franco 144-358, Ed LaMarre 146- Ho keeps coming on and he can when you are competing against Buckminster, Don Logan, Ed He was the son of Hank I’ve ever had and could play a very cold and wet s e a t .. .I t 1,138.2. 866, John Malorca 356, Zlg Ol- take a guy out with one punch. ' NEW YORK (AP) ___ one,” said Hodges. “ Anytime slugging outfielder, put Ir the world’s best. He and his taldi In 1966 and 18-year-old Tcmklel, Bill Thiuston, J^Ule Olardl of East Hartford, who with any team In the state. He cold, the temp was about 18 The outcome now hinges bert 364, Gene Parker •382, Tony Me, I’ve got to work on a guy. Rt'0»>1r in whifcp as n ia b t V®** ■l«’«tb y batting drill against the partner, Dick Chase, also a George Cochran last year. Irish, Ed Doucette Br., Ed Bu- played football for Holy is a real aggressive player .,that degrees outside. . . Congratu- Friday’s free skating program DlOregorlo 138, Bud Oellneau Maybe If I to d the right spot • . A /->___ R T^av one position, you’re In trouble. pitching machine and pro- oarmouth grad, form aan agres- Qualifying rounds In both the jaucius, John Dyment, Boib Wil- Cross In the mld-SIs. P lay Ends New York used 11 men at nounced his left eye 100 per cent and hard worworkers. annual Men’s and Women’s lette, Harry Bemis and Fred hustles all the time. We are not lations to Trainer Wendall where Danzer is outetandlng. 861. Monday, I’ll get a knockout.’ C—'Evening. D—Morning. a big team but have strong de- Moratta who made It home dry, third base In 1967 and finished fit. ConigUaro missed the last Here at Umber Ridge, they Toumaments ■wlU be staged Oakes. Curtain wlU be rung down sire. Warren Zahner Is our lead- the party pooper. TBI-TO'WN —Bob Ames 212, Pick on e. 10th, which is trouMe. six weeks of the 1967 season have a long ski season, started this weekend at the Holiday Agnes Claughsey, runner-up Pacers O pen Soon College Basketball on the Manchester Commu­ Psychological testing, long a liW lebounder at 8-3 fund does « « * Dick LeDuc 202, Walt Hublard Alvin Darii, another new man- when he was struck in the face Dec. 16, and It will be after Lanes. To date the en'try 11^ last year, Flo ]^Ues, D dly Gas- ^ ____ Intent Promise nity CoUege basketbaU sea­ method for gaining insight Into SALEM. N.H. (AP)—Fifteen a fine job In the scoring de- „ , , . 216, Andy Sebula 207, Sherwood East ager vdio inherited an eighth by a pitdied bah. Easter before they shut down. has been ditsajppointing in m an- too, Dolores Smith, Jeanne p gp e„ j^ave been entered In the son tonight at the Clarke partment also. We have three S c h o la g lic S c o r in g HUl 211, Roger Geddea 212, WUl Boston Ctol. 104, Duquesne 88 students. Job applicants and pjace Cleveland team, said oiSy “ My eye Is perfect," said CO' A good solid base and plenty bars, only 40 men have entered Irish and Natalie Geldel were ggagon’s first Atlantic Seaboard Ousts Derome Arena when the locals draftees Is *- . . .. — ...... (AP Photofex) BUlings 202, Andy Michaud 660, being adopted to baseman Tony Horton and nlgliaro. '"Ihere is no blur.wbat- of powder snow Is what I found and 16 •women. Last year 71 the latest Women’s Division en- gyggt pf the 1968 season at Temple 88, Lafayette 69 host Northwestern Commu­ baseball. third basemen Max Alvis are soever. I can’t wait to get at made this an Ideal place men and 27 women entered. fo n c e ^ ^ w e ^ S T ^ t r y l n g ^ t t o ^ k e t o ^ SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ( A P )- THIRD PLACE—finishers in finals of WorM Fig- St. Joseph’s, Pa. 86, Wake nity CoUege. Play starts -it 8 toants. Rockingham Park. The field best” said Healy. American International, fighting Forest 69 Anxlow to l e ^ a“ ured of regular jobs with the live pitching.’ ’ gpend the day. The ski school ShiSts are slated Saturday Qualifying pace-setters last will be split Into two divisions, ure Skating Championships at Geneva, Cynthia ^®r®tt 206-66O, Mark Royce 218- o’clock. about their athletes, Pittsburgh Indians. Oonigliaro gets that diance to- directed by the former Olym- . Ellington’s Knights ended the agenda, n t ^ tor a berth In the Eastern Col- Syracuse 60, Niagara 49, OT afternoon at 1 and 3:30, x>Ius year were Rlt Alkas with an with one race Friday night and * win scoring tallies. . .At Manches- ____ and Ronald Kauffman of the U.S. are shown dur- ____ The home five hopes to ofllclals Invited Dr. T i^ o , Qjyg Brown, an outfielder, day. pi^, with emphasis on private Saturday night at 7:30 and season 'With a seven-gam e , >®8® Athletic Conference’s col- St. Peter’s, N.J., 70, LIU 60 884 six-game total and Mavis the other on Saturday. of ter Dale O®trout saiA 8M ing free style competition yesterday. xtrvir.n nuts salvage the finale In what a San Jose State peyriidogtst, to gigged his contract with San Atlanta pitcher Clay Carroll instruction. Classes are smadl, Sunday afternoon at 1 and / streak and posted records — Barbara Falrfldd 74 Providence 61 Small with a 771 score. Stanley Dancer* the 1967 driv- has been a disappointing administer a motivatlonBl test pvanclsco and Baltimore’s Boog suffered a broken left ankle with more Individual attention 3:30. Each contestant will roll IiARRY BATES 9-1 and 14-S. ^tats for an . foliows ™®at' *>ave to go the rest ^ ■ CaUohan 187-368, Adeline Lee LaSaUe 81, Morehead St. 78 Post-entries will be accepted tpg champion, has three pacers * • • 19 games. . .Dick Cobh foUows ...... campaign. Coach Nick Costa to the Pirates. PoweU itook a cut from the Or- whUe running In the outfield M>d „ j . person. six strings. —lu T w ai m n a rn roiiA ll Without high-scoring the EGA Chad notified him that pro hockey In 1962 even though 182, Jan CudUng 348, Colby 76, Maine 64 of MCC reported today that next In both divisions. entered In the $15,000 event and Joe L. Brown, genera manag- ipieg. will be out for a month to six The budget minded person While Oodhran •will risk his been seeded into play Rickety Risley rinnvhlln sophomore wing Yves DeRome. DeRomc, 25, of Quebec City, he never did so. ------Vermont 103, Mlddlebury 86 hls squad was down to but er of the Pirates, said several xony ConigMaro, Boston’s weeks. could do well here. A friendly Men’s Division laurels, Pat weekend. Cosh awards vrill be present- plans to be on avwage ^rith T m Athletic Dlrec t o r Joseph hae been ruled Ineligible for DeRome Is the team’s third BLOSSOMS Joyce Nicola Bates 100, Bowdota 85 seven players. pro football teams have used ------atmosphere prevails in the Annulli wiU defend her Worn- The top 15 scoreirs this week- ed with Paul Correntl and Amy Saturday night to handle Brian s Nerrous and imset. Coach ■taking 219 ^ m is ’ O’Grady said Wednesday night sigrning a letter of intent to play leading scorer with 16 goals. 181. Tufts 77, Amherst 66 the testa, long a favorite of lodge and on the mountain. This en’s Division title. Both have end in the Men’s Division ■will Plrkey serving as co-promoters. Way. John Rltoey of Windham High large conq>anleB across the Is not a crowded area, the oper- ta WUMma^c was on hand aid • • ^ ------^------T ------College Baskethdll Roundup had nothing but pralao for Coach ™an W M ^r ^ m F country. atlng hours are week ends only ------Connecticut Baskethtdl------P M *nd the ICanohester pwse with 275 points In 17 “ I want to emphaslae," said . T k l . C 'C* m3 !'• amd holidays from 9 a.m. to 4 Hyde ACC Not for South Larolma p.m. It U open every day dur­ finish has nothing to do with our ing the Christmas and Wash­ Central Cops NEL Title, the C O L title as Manchester is By Chaponto wa« cloee behlM and fine club, with 286 ta 18 games a v e r a ^ club taking the tests. If we had ington’s Birthday weeks. we ^ t m ^ t ^ U.11. . .Diminutive Tim Quinn won every game last year and Despite Two Big Victories Upon reaching the summit, by won the World Series ta four Laurels Gathered at Home Pm gotag oraiy and have even of HUltagton High hit 828 potato the way of a T-bar, one can bent to e spoon aU out of to 18 games <°r w a v e r s e of games. I still would have sug­ Wouldn’t It be something If unranked South Carolina won the take a choice of five or six Connecticut college basketball The lead switched hands three gested the tests." AtlanUc (^oast Conference basketball championship and then was "which ^ e w l l groomed. teams gathered laurels at home times until senior guard Larry shape,” expressed the excited 20.8. . .Bolton High s Grose dropped In 808 potato ta Brown says the tests were de- waiting In the cold outalde the National Collegiate AthleUc sunshine and shaded and away as Central Connectl- Cirlna capped a brilliant per- "Dan' SwtOichenko Is a real W contests for a M.16 ^ e « « « E oigned for club officials to leam Association tournament all because It was placed on probation „g g g ^hen stopping for a trail cut copped the North East formance with sbe straight more atxnjt the Pirates, end GU 1957 ^ r recruiting violations. ------the view is ever chang- League title on the court of points, putting Fairfield out In dedicated player wlOi a fine out- • • .Over at Bast (MhoUc Hodge^ new m a n ^ r of ^ in the ACX3 are such powers dumped by South Carolina five ing. Trails are lined with white Adelphl and Fairfield entertain- front for good at 68-69. side shot. Ho is Umlted to speed High, "speedy” Doug Mrtody New York Mets, has l e ^ M ranked North Carolina, days ago 68-60. birch and maple trees; what a ed Providence with a 74-61 tri­ Magaletta contributed the but when you can get an aver- and "slim” Jim Reynolds tove umph. Stag’s last eight points to sew age of 26 paints from a man, set the pace for the scoring, winning streak g^uth Carolina was pretty sight with a powdenr speed im ’t a peal necessity. We Melody cut the cords for 296 snapped by South (Jarollna spanked by the NCAA and white background, and <>« Neither victory came easily. up the win. But Cirlna shared Central was forced to hang on much of the glory with a 28- have a fine defensive player In potato ta 18 games ^ .7 ay- ,______' Wednesday night ta a 87-86 up- banned from post-season touma- distance the green of the John Glchan who averages 16 erage whUe Reynolds hit 260 don’t have a third baseman. set, and tenth ranked Duke, ments or bowl games the sus- spruce and hemlocks. Waiting during the closing seconds to a point scoring performance, high “ We’ve got to come up with 78-71 edge. And the Stags were for the Stags. points and I am fortunate points In 16 games averaging pension was to continue to Jan- **^® enough to have a strong bench. 16.10 per contest. uary of 1969 but officials said minutes, and everyone had a down 10 points In the early The win gives Fairfield h 16-9 stages of the second half until the probation might bo lifted time. - record. they caught the smell of vic­ before then. So tax there are The base Iqdge Is clean Md Wesleyan also leaned on high tory . no indications this might be weU kept, g o ^ home cook^ scorers to trample luckless Trin­ food and sensibly priced f I nope In other games, Wesleyan done. ity 99-82 In Middletown. Led by to get back some weekend. You University wasted to a 99^82 Timreck, Sheldon But the victories over North g g, ,un and a lot win over Trtalty ^11®K®: As- contributions of 18 Carolina and Duke are a featb- skiing. sumption College of Worcester, points each by Ron Relsner and er in the cap of coadh Frank Mass., trounced Southern Con­ The T-bar Is 1,500 feet long. Greg. Wrobel, the hont stayed Pace MHS Marksmen McGuire and make the Game- ^ ___ necticut, 101-79, and Iona Col­ well In front after jumping to cocks a factor to be reckoned ^^jain-. I say. are beauU- lege defeated Bridgeport 81-74. In A (^ ^1, One holf mile or longer; a a 9-1 lead. Strong team .shooting, intluding a with In the ACC tournament _ ’ ___. ______. George Benoit had 25 points, good place lor the novice or In­ It was their eighth win In prone position scores by Nick Timreck and Bill Shel­ next week. termediate skier to get In a lot as Central carried off the North East title with a 6-2 league rec- twice as many attempts. For don, powered Manchester High’s classy rifle team to a North Carolina is the runaway of practice. A staff of five to 913-884 deciljion over Bristol Eastern High yesterday leader In the conference, but the ^j^g instructors are available ord. Benoit was also high scorer Trinity, It was loss No. 16 In for the night In the squeaker 19 outings despite a 23-polnt afternoon. tournament decides the NCAA with a good ski patrol system Onoe again Ttinreok set the oia BUlot sooted a reiqieotable bid. on hand. No schuss boomers as Ernie Merz topped the Gar- bigh by Pete De Prez. pace wMh a IBS aoore with U7 for the locals. Bob Cremins, a 160-poimd 6- den City, N.Y. hosts with 24 Bridgeport moved onto the here. SheUon doae tMhtad at 1S4. MANCHESTER (918) See you on . the mountain. points. Adelphl was 3-4 in league court after intermission In a 39- foot-3 sophomore from New Kurt MWar and soiihoinore Ttaireck 60-49-47-42—188 York City, paced the Game­ play. 39 deadlock with Iona. Gary Fairfield was staring up a 10- Baum and Bob Brill each John Albee also reached the Sheldon 60-46-47-41—184 cocks wlta a career high of 23 181 AOller 47-48-46-42—182 points and 16 rebounds. point hill with 15:40 left In tlie dropped In 20 points, but the UO Club with 182 and Giants, Cards game. Then, outscoring Provl- Purple Knights couldn’t rein In sooPM TCOMottvely. Bd Sleges- Albee 40-46-46-40—181 Down 46-33 at the half, South dence 17-6, the Stags took the the New Yorkers’ charge. Tony k$ brought t4> with the reair at Slegeskl 49-47-48-39—178 Carolina rallied Ij go ahead by MAN, THATS STEALING—Boston College’s Ter­ lead at 61-60 on a jumpshot by Morgan was high scorer for the 178. Boiibomore Tad Anoher led BRISTOL EASTERN (884) nine points, then held off the Play at Yale ry Driscoll (left) slaps ball from hands of Frank Magaletta. night with 21 points. Briatioil with a 187 total. Anchor 48-40-60-43—187 Tar Heels' late surge led by Duquesne’s Phil Washington as he comes down with The deoMon 'was the Ifith in Czarneckl 48-4B-47-89—179 Larry Miller with 26 points. rebound in last night’s action. (AP Photofax) 18 starts for Oobk* Tony AU- Johnston 60-47-48-82—176 Duke, the only oUier team In In Exhibition Havlicek Sets ISew Record^ ’brio's hlgh-ixiwered s q u a d . Klonoskl------48-48-40-41—174 The Associated Press Top Ten Ftaal noaitoh for the Ihaians P a ^ o 48-42-43-86—169 to play, rebounded from Its NEW HAVEN (AP) — The •wtU he Friday oltenacon Other MHS Shooters; South Carolina defeat to whip New York Giants and St. Louis Wishes It Wa^ Close Game against Hamden High In Ham­ D’A urla 48-48-87-48—170; North Carolina State 71-61 at C!ardinals of the National Foot- Wright 46-46-46-89-^176; Penny 2 BOSTON (AP) — Sam Jones 41 minutes, and also had eight den, The State Mhtch 'wUl fol­ Raleigh. Mike Lewis led the ball League will meet in an ex- Scoring Record Set 49-44-40-36—176; Flrtl 49-48-40- stayed In bed with the flu, so rebounds and eight assists. low March 8 in New Haven. Blue Devils with 29 points and hibition game at Yale Bowl Sun- The former Ohio State star Firing her flrot match, IMiar- 30—162; BUlot 46-43-86-24—147. 18 rebounds. day, Aug. 26, it was announced John Havlicek started In hls scored 19 points in the first pe­ Calvin Murphy, Niagara’s 6-10 today, By Cousy’s Eagles place and proceeded to break riod as the Celtics moved In soph star, the No. 2 scorer in The contest will be the Giants' one of the veteran backcourt front 39-27, then added 11 In the the nation, was held to his col- sixth appearance in the annual PITTSBURGH (A P )— Boston Ck>llege set a scoring Natiomd Hockey Roundup ace’s many Boston OelUcs' scor- ®®®®bd period to help his team IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE-you may be given 120 lege low of 15 points as the Pur- Albie Booth Foundation game, record against Duquesne but all Coach Bob Cousy want­ , , to a 69-63 halftime margin. • Jet age pay pie Eagles lost In overtime at In five previous games more ed to talk about was defense and rebounding, Ing records. jjjg g^tput of 16 field • Traditionally steady employment hours of instruction and training on the machine you have been hired to home to Syracuse 60-49. than $600,900 has been raised since hls Eagles had just s u r ------— ------Havlicek fired In 80 points be- goals In 27 attempts and 9 of 11 Dickie Moore’s Knowledge operate. Instruction will be in our own machine training school. Long Island, the No. 1 small for charitable piurposes, game rendered 88 points and been out It was the fifth straight vie fore the Intermission for a new free throw tries left him two • Many advancement opportunities college team In the AP poll, and chairman J. Ray Ryan said. ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be given courses ranging rebounded too, anyone just wan­ tory for the Eagles, who are be- team one half record, eclipsing points shy of his own personal Sets Pace for St. Louis St. Peters, N.J., each accepted Giants’ General Manager Ray dering in on the conversation —-the 29 ------^scored by Sam • — at ------Detroit high of 43. • Good working conditions from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, invitations to the National Invl- Walsh joined Ryan In announc- might have figured they were to flash taelr expected q ^ jg 1966. He wound up Iiiigm nave iigureu iney were nreseason form. Thev had some ... .. ______another ex-Cana(Uen, and Frank tation Tournament, upping the Ing that New York and St. Louis oreseason form Thev had some Howell scored 20 DloUe Moore went through • Modern equipment Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. lacking both areas. sha^v K o ln K ^ rU e r wfta flashy overpow- poinU, while Bill RusseU, Tom St. MarselUe scoring. NIT field to seven with seven would be this year’s opponents. shaky going earlier wim nasny g^ppled San Francisco Sanders and Don Nelson had 18 enough Montreal raUles In 11 But It wasn’t so. Yvan Ooumoyer had done the APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for courses ranging from selections still to come. The Giants have their pre­ guard Billy Evans, of New Ha- Warriors 136-110. ^ “ great National Hookey League apiece. early damage for Montreal with The announcement was made season training camp 20 miles Boston College, which accept- yen. Conn., sidelined first by Masons with the Canadlens to PLUS LIBERAL BENEFITS three to four years in Jet Engine Metalsmi|hing, Machining, Tool & Die In the only other National The Warriors, already suffer­ a pair of first period goals and at halftime of the Long Island- away at Fairfield University." ed the NCAA tournament bid mononucleosis and then by a know how they get started. Basketball Association Game ing from the preseason loss of GHUes Tremblay hod made it 8-0 Making and Electronics. St. Peters game In Jersey City, The Giants were second in* Duquesne didn’t want, bombed leg Injury, Mooia, vdio now earns his sal­ • Life insurance e Hospital-surgical insurance • Retirement plan Wednesday night. New York league scoring leader Rick Bar­ in the Mcond period. N.J, St. Peters then went on to i967 In the NPL’s Century Di­ the Dukes 104-88 Wednesday But Evans’ return to top form ary with St. Louis in the NHL's edged Baltimore 126-122. ry to the rival American Bas­ GoaUe Denis DeJordy was e Nine paid holidays • Up to four weeks vacation e Sick leave with pay hand Long Island Its first defeat vision with a 7-7 record. St. night, running up the most again made the Eagles a power, expansion West Diviaion, car­ In the Americap Basketball ketball Association and the re­ brilliant In gaining hls fourth e VISIT THE EMPLDYMENT DFFICE of the season 70-69, ending a 20- Louis was third in the same di­ points ever scored against Du­ ried over his knowledge to World’s largest industrial credit union and rarely have they looked bet­ Association, Indiana needed two cent sidelining of star center Pratt & 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Conn. game winning streak. » vision with 8-7-1. quesne. Wednesday night. shutout for Chicago. e Aircraft club recreational activities ter than in their 66 per cent overtimes to defeat Oakland Nate Thurmond due to an In­ He stopped 88 shots and did And statistics to the contrary, shooting exhibition against the 122-II6. It was Moore's third period W hitney jury, were without three other goal that started a three-goal out on hls stomach to thwart To­ the run-and-gun Eagles won with Dukes. happy to get all those players, two of them regulars, ronto’s BVank MahovHch on a DPEN MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS rebounding and what Cousy “ Evans gives us theincentive poinU, but I’d rather do it In a Wednesday night, spurt for the fired up Blues and • EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PRO­ P ire raft emed them a 8-8 tie with the third period breakaway. 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. calls the "Big D.” on the D and maHes our fast close game," Havlicek.nald. Rudy Larusso was out with Bchmauts, called up last GRAM. Qualified employees have the opportunity i "I think the first half was the break go," Cousy said. “ Even " i didn't know I had a record pulled leg ligaments suffered to Canadlens. * TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. GOLFERS! In other games, rookie Bob week, scored the game’s only to improve their education through trade, technical u best half of defense we ever though we have a pretty good until after we got out wi the a loss to Philadelphia Tuesday SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON BchmauU’ first NHL goal gave goal In the first period with played," Cousy said. "They had bench* everything revolves floor to start the second half," night, Jim King was sidelined and college level training at area schools. Aircrafters NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR Chicago a 1-0 victory over To­ Dennis HuU assisting. to work for everything they got. around him. He’s gpt the smarts he said. "Actually I’d rather not >vith a ra-aggravated groin ta- receive tuition refunds upon successful completion p Other Connecticut plants in North GOLF CLUBS REFIN1SHED. REGRIPPED, ronto and Oakland easily beeted Centers BUl Harris and Tex And the good.defense made our and the Instincts.” know something like that be- jury, and rookie Joe eih « w as Haven, Southington and Middletown. FOR SPRING Mtaneaota 6-8 on the West Hampson each scored twice os of their courses. running/game better." Coach Red Manning of Du- cause it might affect my out with a tom calf muscle. red-hot Oakland, last ta the An tquil opportunity amployar Boston College, 16-7, will piny quesne, 17-6, said simply that game.” The rilort-handed crew that Ooftst. CALL Mbore, attempting a . .come­ West Dlvlslcn, an up a 6-0 lead St. Bonaventure In the first Boston College’s fast break was Although he started, rather was loft couldn’t offer much w - back wltii the Blues, scobed hU before Mtahesoto scored mid-' round of the NCAA tournament, the difference. than playing hls usual "best sistance, and even assistant AL'S PRO GOLF SHOP fourth goal of tba season four way through the final period. It The Dukes rejected the 'NCAA Jack Kvanaez, a 6-11 senior sixth man In basketball" role, coach George Lee, who has AT 15 STRONG ST. minutes into the • third period. was the fifth triumph In seven bid. then had to wait six days from Bridgeport, Conn., paced Havlicek stlU did his normal played In a few otaer games, And 9V4 minutes later, 8L Louis games with one tie for the After 5:30 P.M. Evenings 643-4409 before the ,NIT finally picked the Eagles with 24 points while switching between the front and was pressed into service for 11 had Its tie with Red Betenson, Beals. them on Monday. Bob Dukiet scored 122. backcourt. He put In a total of minutes. t PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., 'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 MANCHESfER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1968 BY SHORTEN mmi W H IP P L E Help^Wanfed— IM p Businots SorvicM THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE r < m u lt 3 5 O f fM v d 1 3 u t when 'tyu couldn t need m m less NARyEi CHAPlNOFONeONTA,N.y.,CAKT B ' -- WANTED — Bustaeaa woman KEYPUNCH operator — per­ SYLVESTER’S HEADED 1 PRACTICAL m BOOKKEEPER MUST UO H T tnickln*, odd Jobs, alao CAN NET) - PRE6TO! HE6 ON '*X1R NECR LINE A BOIL ! HAVE OYERLOOKEO IT. \ CLASSIFIED or married couple, pre­ manent, full-time position, THIS WAYl I'LL HAVE SOME JOKERS! moving large applianeea. 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Call Richard Martin, with statistical background Restaurant, 30 Oak St. South Windsor. cylinder, automatic, $11.00 Offered 13-A 649-9286, 640-4411. or above average figure ap­ SHOW latest Lisa Jewelry fash- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER weekly assumes monthly pay­ titude. Good wages and Manchester Homemaker PRESS OPERATORS Ions. Earn high commission. Service, Inc. is seeking mature BOX LETTERS ments. Call 233-8715, ask for VENETIAN blinds — repaired, EDWARD R. Price — painting, working conditions, air-con­ Work with full kit and color FORK LIFT OPERATORS women with skills In home PACKERS WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Mr. Bake. retaped and recorded, 646-0278, interior and exterior, papering, ditioned office. catalog. No Investment. CaU For Your ------— 640.2071 paper removed, ceilings, etc. management and care of chil­ GTO — 1964 convertible, 4- ______|______346-1466 collect. dren, the elderly and the sick. First Shift, 45 Hour Week Infonnation Fully Insured. 649-1003. Send resume to P.O. Box speed, power steering, $12,60 LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- 1483, Hartford, stating edu­ SECRETARIES — temporary, Part-time work at a good hour­ GOOD.' WE'LL weekly assumes monthly pay­ ly rate plus the satisfaction of EASTERN BOILER A THE CARPENTERS ery, yards, attics, cellars cation and experience, as full-time or 9-3, immediate ELECTRONICS, INC. GRAMPAlM THE HEStALD will not ments. Call 233-8716, ask for community service. Phone ARE GOING UP THE PRICE a g g a a A Ei. TM El *« I cleaned and removed. Also odd Floor Finishing 24 well as salary require­ jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff 99 Loomis St. ON STRIKE AGAIN.' ANOTHER disclose the IdentltAy of Mr. Bake. jobs. 644-8962. ments. BuUders, 11 Asylum St., Hart­ 643-9511 between 9-4. any advertiser using box PTOOR SANDING and reftalsh- JANITOR wanted part-time letters. Readers cuiswer- CHEVROLET — 1960 Impala ford, 278-7610. NURSE’S AIDE, 7 to 3 shift, REWEAVING OF bums, moth ing (specializing in older mornings. Call General Clean­ tag blind box ads who hardtop, V-8 automatic, $4.60 full and part-time. Laurel SH ORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL holes, rippers repaired. Win­ floors). Inside painting. Paper­ BEELINE fashions — join us WORK at home, use your phone ing Service, 649-6334. desire to iwoteot theilr weekly assumes monthly pay­ Manor, 91 Chestnut St. dow shades made to measure, hangtag. No Job too small. now —Wear the wardrobe of service. Fuller Brush custom­ li Identity can follow this ments, 233-8716, ask for Mr. $gNP FOP MV MEADSM/W ! all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys John VerfaUle, 649-6760. Mrs. America and Miss Uni­ ers. CaU 872-4762 or 644-0202. procedure: Dias. made while you wait. Tape re­ SECRETARIAL position, (Cov­ verse. If you like clothes, new corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 entry, typing, filing, some Enclose your reply to the VOLVO — 122S. 4 door, 1967, friends and high commissions, NOTICE box In an envelope — Mata St. 649-6221. phone work, salary open. Send k s n Bonds— 5tocks CaU 646-0480. address to the Classi- $13.76 weekly assumes month­ resume to Box 368, Coventry, PUBLIC HEARING 600£gudre feet tled Manager, Manchester ly payments. Call 233-8716, ask Mortgages 27 EXECUTIVE Conn. ADDITIONAL m N T 2-H . G ening Herald, together for Mr. Dias. B u ild in g - APPROPRIA’nONS SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ Do you think Mink? Buy one KEYPUNCH operator, part- BOARD OF DIRECTORS LINEN CLOSBT with a mnno listing the Contracting 14 limited funds available for sec­ SECRETARY companies you do NOT AUSTIN — Healy lft69, wire ______with extra $ $ $ earned seU- time evenings, Alpha-Numeric TOWN OF MANCCHESTER, wheels, Mlchelta X Ures, over- C A R P E N T R Y con crete steps. ond mortgages, payments to Ing 029. Experienced, permanent (joNNEcncxrr BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. Experienced secretary Your letter will be de­ drive, new clutch, good condi­ suit your budget. Expedient position. CaU Mrs. Tedford, Notice Is hereby given that floors, hatchways, remodeling, wanted for busy executive stroyed if the advertiser tion. $896, 872-6088. service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. AVON 649-5361. the Board of Directors, Town OKAY, AQUANAUTS, ANP NOW ATEST T O SEE IF YOU'RE OOCMl WHATZ porches, garages, closets, c e l l ______(sales manager) of pro- is one you’ve mentioned. of Manchester, Connecticut, will F STRENGTH TEST EYERCISES. > KEEPING SHARP mentally. HATE ARE THESE 1966 — BUICUC Gran-Sport 4- ir.g^s, attics finished, rec ------gfressive electric appliance If not it will be handled Cosmetics In spare time. MOTHER’S helper — weekdays, hold a Public Hearing In the pepper, WHAT«____ PAILYBLOOO TESTS speed 326 h.p., excellent condi­ rooms, formica, ceramic. 0th- Business Opportunity 28 firm. Must be good typist, in the usual manner. High hourly earnings. Full 9:30 a.m. — 3 p.m. must have Municipal Building Hearing 7 X 9 1 t AW,I ANP MEDICAL tion, asking $1700. CaU 649- er related work. No Job too take direct dictation and HATETHESEia CHECKUPS. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a training. CaU 289-4922 for own transportation. CaU 649- Room, 41 Center Street, Man­ 1379. smaU. Dan Moran, Builder. also be able to transcribe. PARNEP 2 VOUR PeVCHlATRl<5TOR modem 3 bay service station appointment. 4388. chester, (Connecticut, Tuesday, Evenings 649-8880. Should be self starter and ^OLP TESTS. Jjj Lost and Found 1 MUSTANG Fastback — 1966 - (or lease. Excellent opportu­ March 6, 1968, at 8:00 p.m. on EXECUTIONER ? ? be able to handle routine BABYSITTER — experienced 4 speed V8, console. $13.26 ADDITIONS, remodeUng, ga­ nity, paid training program. proposed additional appropria­ LOST — Golden Retriever, PILGRIM MILLS on Hartford phases of office work with­ high school girl, living in Wood- weekly assume monthly pay­ rage, rec rooms, bathrooms CiU 236-3770 aftei 0 p.m or tions as follows: male, black tall, answers to Rd. has openings for 3 fabric out direct supervision. bridge, Green Rd. area. for ments. 233-8716, ask for Mr. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ 1-201-377-8100. To: General Fund Budget 1967/ "Scout” , wearing collar. 643- salesladies for part or (uU- Pleasant, modem office four and one year olds, once a Bake. ment work, ceUar floors, pat­ 68, Public Works - Highway 8847. Ume work. Apply to manager. with vacation, insurance month, 76 cents an hour. Ap­ i i * ios, roofing. CaU Leon Ceiszyn- Division Account 168-B-SO E and other fringe benefits. ply in person, 470 Woodbrldge, 1961 — VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door ski. Builder. 649-4291. Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Repair Account...... $7,000. LOST — Passbook No. 73-403 MODERN 2 AND 3 BAY Starting rate in accordance Apartment 25. good condition, $600. CaU 643- to cover deficit, to be fl* I-IT Savings Bank of Manchester. SERVICE STATIONS with past experience and 0137, after 6 p.m. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ nanced from unanticipated IWWA. I*. TM »J> M. I Application made for payment. abilities. modeling specialist. Additions, STENOGRAPHER revenue. 1966 BARRACUJDA— automatic, rec rooms, dormers, porches, Available For Lease "In school, when Heton said the intended to teach 3 speed on floor, very clean. TOWN OF T o: General Fund Budget 1967/ F - FOUND —black poodle, male. cabinets, formica, buUt-tas, In Manchester Interesting position In small APPLY 68, Contribution to Capital 3 domestic science ibmeday, I naturaiiy ateumed Must sell $1,260. CaU 742-7663. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD the meant in the claesroom!’’ (3aU Dog Warden, 643-4131. department, for qualified MANCHESTER Improvement Reserve Fund 1962 f 6r d Falcon — 4-door Paid training. typist with some shorthand For Capital and Non-recur­ FOUND — puppy, black female NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — standard transmission. Very Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Financial assistance provid­ background. IONA MFG. COl POSITION VACANCIES ring Expenditures.. .$7,000. HAVE ANOTHER with tan legs. Call Dog War­ ed for prospective dealers (or the acquisition of right- '^DADDYi I THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG good condition, $400. CaU 646- tions, rec rooms, garages, Company offers excellent SURPRISE FDR YOU, den, 643-4131. with a mechanical k.iack. Regent St., Manchester KEY PUNCH OPERATOR of-way and preliminary DIDN'T KNOW 3389. porches and roofing. No Job benefit program, good work on Hospital Access you WeUE COMING NOW, WATCH THAT 6 0 I'M WATCMIMG IT, FOUND —hound type black, too smaU. CaU 649-3144. working conditions. $4420.00 - $5525.00 1968 JAVELIN SS-T 390, load­ An Equal Opportunity Road Project, to be financed TODAVI IT DOESN’T brown, white male. CaU Dog CALL SENIOR IT'S BORN I MG. ed. Recalled, must sell. CaU Employer B O R K l ! TILE contractor—floors, walls, APPLY from unanticipated rev­ A h J Y H O I / V ! Warden, 643-4131. 644-2193. ENGINEERING AIDE shower door InstaUlons, mar­ Atlantic - Richfield Co. $5954.00 - $7449.00 enue. ble work, firehearths, patios ^ 289-1561 FIRST NATIONAL Liberal fringe benefits In­ T o; General Fund Budget 1967/ and entrances. Free estimates. PART-TIME counter waitress. 68, Board of Education STORES, INC. clude paid vacation; sick leave; Announcements 2 1965 CHEVROLET CaU C and D TUe Co., 643- Evenings, 643-2335 Hours 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m...... $ 1 ,0 0 0 . holidays; pension plan; com­ 0106 otter 6. PARK & OAKLAND AVES. No Sundays. Pleasant working to establish "wash-out” ac­ ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ plete Insurance plan. Em­ 6 cylinder automatic, excel­ conditions. Apply In person. La- count for additional trans­ ers, sales and service, bonded HOMES, GARAGES, porches, EAST HARTFORD, (30NN. ployes’ credit union available. representative. Alfred Amell, Strada Restaurant, 699 Mata St. portation — HlUlard Street lent condition, $1,140. CaU rec rooms, room additions, For application and Job de­ 647-1719 or 643-4913. Area, to be financed from 643-9121. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Tired of Paying Rent? EARN $50 and more in famous scription apply to PERSONNEL EXPERIENCED sales person fimds received from the Re­ eral repair work. BMnanetag brand items, no investment. OFFICE, Municipal Building, for ladies’ ready to wear. Ap­ development Agency. available. No down payment. Help friends shop from home. 41 Center Street, Manchester, EtiUL. Personals SUNOCO will sell a 2 bay, ply In person. Marlow’s Inc. John I. Garslde Jr., I960 OLDSMOBILE — 88 dynam­ Economy BuUders, Inc. 643- Send (or free 488-page catalog. (Connecticut. 2 lift, 20,000 gallon station, 867 Main St. Secretary MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ic, hardtop, body mint condi­ 6159. Popular Club Plan, Dept. T601 Applications must be returned e iW* fcr H U Ug. TJA let- UA feS, located on Center Street in Board of Directors INCOME TAXES prepared by tion. CaU 668-6686 after 4:30. Manchester, at a below COUNTER women for evening Lynbrook, N.Y. to the PERSONNEL OFFICE, Manchester, (Jonnectlcut THAT POOR. ■^ AHANV t h a n k s FOR I'LL RAY you BACK AS CERAMIC TIL E . bathrooms, Marvin Baker. CaU 643-0267. Municipal Building, 41 Center GUY LOOKS THE MONEK RAL, BUT SOON ASIAAAKEA counters, pullmans, etc. Re?i- market price to a proven shift 7 p.m. to midnight, full ______t------J------Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ or part-time. No experience Street, Manchester, Connecticut, DOWN PLEASETHINKOFIT COMEBACK! 1982 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, sonable, all work guaranteed. dealer. Unusual opportunity. cut, this twenty-seventh day of needed. Please apply in per­ not later than March 11, 1968. February, 1968. /LND OUT- AS JUSTA LOAN... MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ good condition, $560. 1-423-7039. For free estimate, call 649- NOTICE son to Mr. Donut, 266 West Mid­ THINK ed. CaU Dan Mosler, 649-3329. 8430. Build YOUR Business (or l l L GIVE I'LL. € A V * IF THie le ThiB IV e g o t a f e e l in g eH E tL . BE r962 Ch e v r o l e t ” —Bei Air YOUR Future Today dle Tpke. PUBLIC HEARING HIM A WHEN rMANAKZUNE F IP B T TIME- V£XJ'l2e FLYING, REeRON&BLE FCK2 O O rTEAN INCOME TAX — Business and wagon V8, automatic, power ADDITIONAL ‘oIEWABDEeS ItL PONT e&N6BVOLI6. LOOIC A T steering, many extras, excel­ APPROPRIATION FEW UPeODGE IN fSAILROAD TQAYEL.. Individual returns prepared by Roofing— 5iding 16 CaU or write, Sun Oil Co., QE&MBM/PAee04GS2B lent condition. (Jail 643-4496. DOLLARS. O0/2PILCrn..THiei6HIS FIB6T Income tax accountant. Ray- P.O. Box 71, East Hartford, BOARD OF DIRECTORS WITH FUNNY Pe m 2ieB. FLIGFn-ANPHE!3NCrrN02\COe/‘ mound Girard. CaU collect, 876- t h e b e s t In roofing — and 1 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — excellent roof repair. '%)aU Coughlin, 668-3400, evenings call Jeff TRAIN TOWN OF 7362. condition. Standard transmis­ 643-7707. Keith, 647-9546. MANCHES'TER, FOR THE FIREMEN INCOME TAX c'one accurately sion, radio, shoulder harnesses, CX)NNECnCUT JONeS^ and reasonably. Orville Wln- low mUeage. CaU 649-8486. Notice is hereby given that RlPEEMAY % Roofing and the Board of Directors, Town of -O' chell, 644-2706. 1966 FORD custom, 2-dOor “FINAST” AND GUARD5 2 ¥ Chimnoys 16>A Private instructions 32 Manchester, Connecticut, will WOULD like to ride or drive in standard transmission with hold a Public Hearing In the PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER m car pool from Manchester to floor shift, radio, heater, $1,- ROOFING — SpeolalUtag re­ STENOGRAPHY, dicta­ LEARN TO USE Municipal Building Hearing ore ne«' A PERMANENT and W HITNEY PANGBRS: THe P06& ' FAST AS mCAnSIP-J FAST V SBBN T' FIRE..-MUST FORD — Country Squire wag­ MoTorcyclos— FULL-TIME POSITION FIREPLACE HAMBPiaceP UP HER 'ENOUGH -THROUGH I^AVE,., WATER •- on, V-8 automatic, power steer­ MANCHBSIBR Delivery—light ing. $14,26 weekly assumes Bicyclos 11 a p p l y sc6N r/ Hue^y.' ^ T H e s e S A X h e r e in , 1. MW. TJl. UJ. N,. an trucking and package delivery. AIRCRAFT LIFE AT C yBASls! monthly payments. Cedi 238- Refrigerators, washers and Hnip Wontnd— 8716, ask for Mr. Dlaa. HARLEY DAVIDSON 74, fuUi Fomolo 35 FIRST NATIONAL WOOD LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON dressed, A-1 condition. Asking stove moving specialty. Fold­ STORES, INC. Division of United Aircraft Corp. 1960 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door, $900. or best offer, take as is. ing chairs for rent. 649-0763; CLERK (or Interesting and di­ SELF PEFENCE \ • overhauled engine, transmis­ 643-8214. U interested. versified office work, fringe p a r k & OAKLAND AVES. L A R G E An Equal Opportunity Emplojrer EAST HARTFORD, CONN. $1 sion needs work, 6 cylinder, Pointing— Popnring 21 benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye B U N D L E S I JUPO ')) $76. 644-8627. Busilwss 5«rvlcts St., South Windsor. START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA KAwrr, INSIDE-outsIde painting. Spe­ 1967 r a m b l e r American — 4- Ofifortd 13 BABYSITTER urgently needed cial rates for people over 66 MIDDLEAOED w o m a n part- door sedan, radio and heater, in my home for the remainder W. G. Glenney Go. WILLIAMS Tree Bel vice, epeo- Call my competitors, then call time for dpmestlc work. Must automatic transmission, 8,000 of this week, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. lallzing in tree and shrub care. me. Estimates given. 649-7863, have own transportation. Call 336 N. Main St. miles, $1,760 or best offer. Call Bolton area. 649-6682. 646-8104. 676-8401. 049-9743 after 0:80. V. R-I9 872-4778. mi >, HI*. I.K.

a ’ MANCHBSTBR BVBNING HBRALD. MANCHBSTBR, CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29,1968 PAXn NINRBBI 7 MANCHBSTBR EVBNIMQ HHULD, MAIf U H T t , OOMIf^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29,1968 Lott For Sola 73 JSMn BIGHTEBN Out O f Town Out O f Town W anfod— Rooi Ettota 77 . Hoosot For Solo 72 KANCCHASTER — Treed 50x138 POTF o r SOte S a te 75 For Sate 75 WANTED—One acre or 2 acre WofitBd— To Buy S8 Out of Town H d p U B-sone lo t Wolverton Agenoy, r o t /tom -----Z------Z—;-----1 ------lot in Bolton area, (toll 649- 66 BBAUTH|TJL 6 room Ranch, ' TOLTON — 6 room flreplaced MANSFIEUD — 7% room F o r R o n f 5992. DISHWASHER — Friday and BERRn WORLD HOUSEHOLD loU — Antiques large rec room, 2 fireplaeee, Rench, 2-car garage, large Ranch with acreage In a n e ig h -______bric-a-brac, docks, frarnoe, Saturday nights. Apply Oa. bullt-liu, basement garage, (XIVEN TRY — priced for quick beautifully landscaped lo t borhood with homes selling up WANTED — one famUy house glassware. Wo buy estates. Vil­ CLASSIFIED ve3r*s, 45 Bast Center St ANDOVER — 4 room heated many extras, acre lot Mitten sale, 100x100 treed building lo t Ideal for chUdren. Assumable to $86,000. We are happy to In Oolumbia-Bn from the dale of We have excellent routes of land, privacy. Only $14,800. sunporch. $21,900. Louis Dim­ FREE wheelers, new modem equip­ "The way it's gain" with these Supreme Court decisions veniences, nice section. Must MANCHESTER — Tlmrod Rd. this order and return make to this available In the Manchester n oU 8B 5 r o T J W re. Colonial, 2 fire­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ock Realty, 649-9828. Tired of Showing . . . court of the notice given. Bridgeport area tor the ambitious man ment and plant, company paid — it's gettin' so's it's no fun bein' crooked, any more!" have references. Call 649-8835. JOHN J. w X ililT T . Judge. • SURVEY benefits; clean uniforms dally, who can sell our natlonaUy MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, places. large paneled family ■VERNON — 8 room Colonial ROUTE 85, Hebron. 79 acre Minimum one year expeii* seven ^ d holidays, paid va­ ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, And Showing? advertised products. We of­ aluminum siding, windows and room, porch, buUt-lns, tiled with fireplace, attached ga- farm with 5 room house. 2 ence cation, top wages. Call 278-1888 gentleman, inlvate entrance, • PLANNING fer steady employment with Sitiiorions W anfod- ' t Hotisahoid Goods 51 doors, shed dormer. Excellent bath, 2-car garage, ameslte rage, partially finished base­ large bams. Approximately 850 4S-SS hours per week tor more information. Braln- shower, bath, free parking. Ap­ location, beautiful grounds, drive, city utllltles, hot water Are they looking you over Coventry above average earnings and 3 8 SINGBIVs annual February us­ ment. Big comer lot, beautiful­ feet on State highway, stream Liberal benefits ard Ford Truck Center, 45 ply 186 Spruce St. $19,900. Mitten Agency' Real­ oU heat plastered walls. Quick , as a Sunday sport? Better • DESIGNING excellent company paid ed sevring machine sales. All ly landscaped. Fine resldental on property, good for horses let us screen those pros­ First and 2nd shifts Bralnard Road, Hartford. BABYSITTINO for working par­ tors, 643-6930. occupancy. Charles Lesper- benefits. Including life In­ used machines drastically er- location. T. J. Oocket, Real­ or beef, (tompletely fenced, ad­ pects for you. We bring surance, hospltalliation, ac­ ents or tor elderly. Msmches- ance, 648-7620. Delegates HIGH SCHOOL boy wanted tor duced. W ow! Look at these Apentmenti— Flofs— tor, 648-1677. jacent to state forrest. Immedi- discriminating. Interested, • SKETCH cident and sickness benefits. ter area. 848-8867. CaU Mr. Oiggey, 875-U17 odd jobs. North Manchester bargains. Priced from $4.95, NBJWLY LISTED —recent 7 occupanoy. T.J. Crockett Real­ qualified buyers to see a Applicants should be mar­ Tanamanls 63 8 ROOM HOME SOUTO WINDSOR — raised CONTROMATICS, Corp. area. 160 Tolland Tpke., before OFFICES to clean or part-time $9.96, $14.95 and $29.95. Come ______room (tolonlal in a desirable tor. 643-1677. property . . . without both­ Endorsed by ried and over 21, be able Ranch, modem kitchen with • DECORATING SERVICE 200 West Main St, Rockville 6 p.m. cashiering, Monday, Tuesday, early for choice selections, p o R R E N T — 3 room front location. Paneled basement rec ering the owner. to sell and give service to built-ins, dining room, 8 bed- ANDO'VER room Raised Thursday, Saturday evening Portables, Console, 2Ug-Zags. apartment, second floor, mod­ 8 room Colonial, located - in room, spacious enclosed porch, the public. For Interview ROUTE salesman for quality rooms, 1% baths, garage, over Raotoh, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed­ Democrats An Equal Opportunity and or Saturday night. Call 648- Singer Sewing Center, 866 Main em kitchen and bath, middle- the center of town. New on 2-car garage. Attractively land­ • ESTIMATES apply dairy in Wethersfield. Excel­ 2 acres of land with trees, rooms, family room, treed lot, KEITH REAL ESTATE Employer 6502 after 8. St., 643-8883. aged working couple preferred. the market. 4 large bed­ scaped wooded lot. Many ex­ lent earnings at $150. for am­ 26jno Phllbrick Agency Real- low 20’s. Hayes Agbnoy, 646- ’The Democratic Town Com­ No pets. 643-7688, after 6 p.m. rooms and bath up. Down­ tras. Priced to sell at $88,000. bitious man. Call Brock- Hall ton, 6484847. 0131. 649-1922 mittee, meeting in closed ses­ • BUDGET SERVICE stairs has living room with Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ Dairy, for appointment. 629- WE HAVE customers waiting sion last night, endorsed 16 Situotions W onfacl 1967 WHITE ZIG ZAG fireplace, large dining room, tor, 648-1108. VERNON JOURMBTMAN electrician. Im­ SEALTEST 8321. for the rental or your apart­ delegates for upcoming con- M a la 3 9 kitchen with bullt-ins, den PONDER THIS $19,900 mediate steady employment. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ with fireplace, enclosed side .TOULDER road-immaculate 8- NEW LISTINGS ALL CASH for your property mentions and recon^end^ tor endorsement to the Friday Wilson Electrical Co., M 8 ^ T . MAINTENANCE plumber — Complete Price $44.20 tate, 8(13-6129. porch. Fine residential area. bedroom Garrison Colonial on Two family, 4 bedrooms within 24 hours. Avoid red FOODS Hayes caucus 37 names fo r the small repairs on plumbing and T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- park like 1.76 acre lot. Family each apartment, renovated ’TOLLAND—$15,600. 6 room tape. Instant service. Q U ALITT control technican, to new town committee, which IT GREGG PRE-FINISHED STARTER KITCHEN 118 Summit Street heating. Faucets and valves Or payments of $1.80 per 1677. room, breeseway, 2-car gar­ and redecorated, new heat­ Cape, garage. In fine condi­ Agency, 646-0131. perform temperature measure­ CIRCULATION 118 MAIN St. —8 room apart­ will take office in April. Manchester, Conn. repacked. No job too small. week. Cabinet model, slight­ age. Estatdlsh^ prestige ing plant, new copper tion, excellent starter home ments, Will train. Excellent op­ ment, $110. 846-2426, 8-6. FIVE-slx room Ranch or Cape Before the meeting started, 2 Base Units CB118 848-2964. ly used, monograms, fancy ______neighborhood. Shown by ap- ' plumbing, etc. $6,(KX) down, on pict^esque acre plot. portunity to advance wiUi 847-1484 or 847-1485 —garage. Hackmatack or West (toeirman Raymond Bradley SUPERVISOR stitches, overcasts, blind MANCHESTER — Park Chest- SOUTH M AIN S t arsa — 5 and pointment only. Bel A ir Real $150 per month pays all. Near center. 1 Base Unit CSF236W Sink Front growing company. Apply Klook hems, sews on buttons, Side,* Box "J”, manchester asked for a vote from those Interview dally 8:80 a.m. to 4 nut Garden Apartment, two 6■ flat,...... with 2-car garage, sell­ Estate, 648-8882. Tenant pays $110; you pay 2 WoU Units CW118,30” High JL Co., 1272 TbUand Tpke., Man­ An Interestinig career In the Dogs— Birds— Poft 41 makes button holes, no at­ BOLTON — $23,600. (tolonlal Herald. present on whether a newspa­ p.m. Evenings by appointment. bedrooms, 4% rooms. Immed­ ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett $40. Mr. Lewis. chester. field of newspaper circula­ tachments needed. 5-year HOLL ST., small two fam ily Ranch, 6% cheery rooms, per reporter who Is not a town 1 CV36 Valance ▼ GROOMING A L L breeds. Har- iate occupancy, heat, hot wa- Realtor, 648-1677.. tion. The man we seek must parts ' and service guar­ flat. Ideal home and invest­ 22’ flreplaced living room, committee member ^ould be 1 6’ Post Form Formica Counter Top POSITIONS open on firsthand An Equal Opportunity mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron ter, oven iw g^ wfri^rator, MANCHESTER Legal Notices live in the Manchester-Bol- antee. duplex 7-7 on ment property. Both units W dining room, pine paneled allowed to stay. A majority second shifts. Apply In person. Rd., Bolton, 648-5427. parking. Call 627-8288 between 1 24” X 21” Stainless Steel Sink Employer ton area, must be a high bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate BARROWS and WALLACE (to. kitchen with breakfast nook, voted no, although no execu­ Kloek Co., 1272 Tolland Tpkst., 0-6 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. vacant. Trades considered. T.J. DECREE ON school graduate, must be heating systems, aluminum Manchester Parkade LIMITATION OF CLAIMS tive session was formally 1 Single Lever Delta Faucet and Spray Manchester. FOR SALE—one year old Alas­ Call Capitol Manager Crockett Realtor, 648-1677. paneled den, 2 twin size able to woA. effectively kan Malamute, purebred, gen- siding, 6 garages, excellent In­ Manchester 649-5306 bedrooms plus sewing or called. AU delegates presented 1 Set Baskets and Sta(|iinerB DESIGNERS, DETAILERS for l/X>KINO FOR anything In with boys, m u « have good Ue. Call 649-6008 after 6 p.m. real estate rentals — apart­ vestment property in business MUST BE SEEN, 6 room (tope laundry room. Full base­ the D tsljlrt^f^^fitry, on the 2Bnd to the town committee toy the Tool Design, Machine Design, Collect 666-5662 TiU 9 P.M. ’TOLLAND — 6 room Ranch, driving record (car fur­ ments, homes, multiple dwell­ zone n, $28,600. Phllbrick with enclosed porch, fireplace, ment, 2-car garage, beauti­ day of February. A.D.,1^. nominating committee were en- I>roduct Design. Must be ex­ no money down to qualified nished). Contact Mr, J. AKC REGISTERED Chihuahua ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Agency, Realtors, 649-5847. living room 16x14, dining room fully landscaped acre plot j ^ r " t ' domed, ^ o u g h three names perienced in any one of the 3 puppies. Paper trained. Cash 12x14, beautiful large kitchen buyer. Call 649-3252. On motkm o( Elsie M. HanvMiin, ^ere broufilit UP fponi the floor Hammond, manager. Estate, 648-6129. with brook. executrix, on the eetate of ^ skills. Immediate openings with or trading stamps. Also Stud MANCHESTER — 7 room cus­ 11x16. Beautiful room sixes to SUBURBAN RANCH, over one HamerUn. late of Coventry, within for the stfute ocleg^atdO'n. overtime If desired. Steady, in­ service. Call 872-3557. 1967 SINGER ZIG ZAG MANCHESTER —4 room apart­ tom built brick Colonial (tope, say nothing about how gor­ said district, deceased. State convention delegates COLORFUL teresting work with a long es­ HARTFORD COURANT in like new condition, 22 acres acre of woodland for your pri- Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 ment. Convenient location. geous the house Is. Truly, a vacy 3 bedrooms big living wUU toe Bradley, Ruth Benoit, N FOR SALE — German Shep­ high scenic land. Priced for tablished, progressive engi­ 80S Main St., Manchester Slightly used cabinet model, Stove, refrigerator and heat must be seen home, $21,900. VBcy, 3 nearroms, mg creditors of sold estate to ex- Ijonaia A veiill and Peter Van herd pui)8. Good disposition, Priced As SQ. YD. neering company. No age re­ Room 28 8 - position needle, buUt-ln furnished, $160 per month. quick sale. Hayes Agency, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Realtor J - WATSON BEACH & Co. e**exeats? ojiri*^rortaDine. Albert Myers, WllUam good with children. Leonard 500. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Low As strictions. Regular benefits bobbin winder, monograms, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 646-0181. 649-2818. BOO Fmii w . Douaran. Realtor. — , . pubifc noXlce be given of thto order jjaU and Mrs. Robert Gantner, Glglio, 849-8818. 0494035. plus profit-sharing. The Pro- sews on buttons, button R E A L T O R S 522-2114 nominated from the floor, were COUNTER TOPS T ducUon Serrices ^rp., 8 9 ^ t l a t HE operators, full-time and holes, blind hems and fancy MODERN - 4 room 2 family ® DUPLEX - 6^i plus 6 room •f’' BOl/TON — beautiful 9 room and by piposting____„ a_ copy —r, hereof----- on defeated on a secret bal- Cedar S t, Newington. 686-8888. part-time. Projects, Inc., 38 house, first floor, parking,parkins', xar-gar­ family 6 and 4, convenient lo- single, ^ , TtAtetenear Center SpringsQvwIvtMl the puioUc sign post In said Town of TWO hunting dogs, English stitches without attach­ cation, near shopping, buses. country home on 2 acres, 2 Coventry, nearest the place where lot. age, walk-out basement, stor­ Park, good Investment Leo­ Delegates to the other three PART-TIME jobs from $60 to Adlson Rd., Glastonbury, 1-633- Pointers. Call 643-6069. ments, 6-year parts and Excellent return, (toll 648-1646 baths, 2-car garage, outbuUd- BO LTO N-(toven^ line - 6% age, disposal, stove, TV anten­ room L-shaped Ranch, like OertJfled from Record $70 weekly. Permanent posl- 4616. service guarantee. or 640-8782. nard Agenoy Realtors, 646-0469. ings. Inspection of this unusual DAyD?c” RAKSBr*Judge conventibns were unconitested. na, heat and hot water. $166 new condition, double garage. THURS — FEB 29______Attending the Second Oongres- yf NEEDS A tions tor men. 16 to 20 hours SALES management represen- E n r O n U 4 S offering a must. Low 30’s. V*. 5. l • h per month. 644-8169 or 647-9666. full BOWERS School — beautiful 6 Reduced for quick sale. Hayes fiMTVTr.R nw wnnr.R on eional District convention will nerper week. Car needed. 648- tative, national corporation ArtlClOS POf 5010 09 RANCH — 7 roonts, 2 Hayes Agency, 648-0131. We have everything COMPLETE PRICE $96.10 with room (tope with fireplace, ga­ Agency, 646-0131. APPLICATION TO SELL jjg Michael Peace, lion el Jean, kitchen 5809, 4 to 6 p.m FOR R E N T — 4 rooms, bath, baths, modem kitchen seeking 2 field representatives k USTOM PA system, eight rage, full basement with nice EDUR ROOM Ranch, 3 1 ^ GARAGE Or payment of $1.70 per week heat, hot water, stove, elec­ bullt-ins, formal dining room, a t a co uk t*^^f '^'p !ROBATE, Jamea Ryan and Harold Orane, for Manchester area. Formal 12" speakers, used 6 times, finished rec room. Occupancy lake privileges, quiet location. ROCKVILLE — downtown area, Coventry, within and for the Arlington iSmlth, Daivld DRAB? Brighten up and tricity, nice yard plus parking. family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- *t**aaaa|a including the kitchen sink training program, salary to uke brand new. Sacrifice for to be determined. Tills home $9 000 Owner 742-6910. ®3 famllvfamily Inin excellent Inoatlon.location, DistrictDlstrlrt of (toventry,(toventiy, onoi the 27th Roach, Michael Treschuk and 3nd *'^*'»*** Call Capitol Manager collect $130. 876-6084. oar garage. Excellent neigh­ LABORATORY $10,000 plus all fringe benefits, quick sale, $400. 649-7149. Is in first class condition. Don’t separate furnaces, large lot, d ^ C. Rappe, 2olton Feuerman wUi go to the MECHANIC 666-6662 Till 9 P.M. borhood, $80,600. PhUbrick BOLTON Center — 6 room _ - ...... STUFFY? < “P Riiuiioii non-contributory, including ------^------—— be disappointed, (toll now Wol­ f o of John Aibln Johnson, 35th Senatorial District Coi^ TECHNICIAN FIV E R(X)M apartment, third Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. Ranch, 2-cor garage, 1% baths, pension. Over age 23, with K E E P your carpets beautiful de­ verton Agenoy, Realtors, 649- $24,900. Call Audrey Schaefer, ^ Ooventry, in said DistrUct, Those'going to the'51st all at once with a lovely :> w c w c sales background preferred, spite constant footsteps of a floor, appliances, laundry, near beamed living room with fire­ Experienced mechanic ------shopping, $120. (toU 647-1328. SE'VEN R(X>M (tope with large 2818. OT64341, R.J. Flagg Co.. 876- ik*jiilf>n 'be heard at the Probate set lOT June, matic wood planer, 16 inch 000. (toll 649-2816. — kitchen appliances, close to ^ 7Ui day of Mbrcii Town (tommittee candidates, Hours; 4:80 p.m. to panding laboratory. doors work In dynamic, rapid- DIRECTORY of 60,000 sip codM^ P-m- r blade adjustable bed, like new. Ultonn. Asking $18,(HX). (toll i968, at 8 o'clock in the ^ r e n ^ ; . ^resented for en- 12:80 a.m. ly growing community as all main post offices and MANCHESTER This la truly a groimd floor Call 648-6826. MODERN 4 room apartment, FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, Judlth Wilhelm Realty, 1-228- Srsement Friday ight are member of survey and map- branches, $1. postpaid. E. B . ______Gay Topper opportunity with a growing wlth refrigerator, stove and 1% baths, fireplace, bullt-lns, ______Donald Averill. Ruth Benoit. Good salary. Regular ping crew. Rare opportunity Greenlead, Daley Rd., Rt. 8, SNAP-ON front end alignment CAR NOT NEEDED 7 company being a leader In parking. Handy to Main Street. garage, 1% acres, wooded, said 5Srict, and by posting a copy Arthur Blondln, Alice Bradley, raises. for young man to learn engi­ Coventry. machine. Drive on ramp and the specialty papermaking Phone 643-2786 for appointment. $26,600. Suburiaan. Hutchins Walk to schools, shopping Raymond Bradley. ^ Bums, Valuable benefits. neering and surveying profes­ Industry. Position is within all tools, 2 yeaxB old. Ex- Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. and bus. Jarvis built, over­ sion. Minimum qualifications, ’ ’NE VE R used anything like It” cellent condition, original cost FIV E ROOMS, second floor. Budget Favorite ^'dwS't.^^^^and by ic a v l« with, or ^lan Cahill, Frank Ceasar, The most-wanted stainless steel variety, single or corporate Research and De­ sized Ranch in a fine estab­ high school diploma and 2 say users of Blue Lustre for with stove. Adults preferred. R A M B U N O (tope Cod, circa ™“u^ r S Harold Crane and Gerard Du- Visit our employment velopment Technical Lab- $3,100. Will sell for $1,700. Call lished neighborhood. M ag­ double bowl, at a new low price for Better Kitchens years basic construction expe­ cleaning carpet. Rent electric Call 649-3044 before 7 p.m. 1800, dutch oven, excellent requeatea. addressed to all ^ere^ - bord. office at 52 East Center Oivitory. The primary work 876-0412. nificent screened patio for month. rience. $6,000. per year, medi­ shampooer $1, ’The Sherwln- bam, 8 acres. View plus 6 room S S a ^ ’bS forTa^® ?^^ Also, Zolton Feuerman. HoUy 30" COPPERTONE DUCTLESS Street' Manchester, activity will be In the area WlUlams Co. ETVE ROOMS, first floor, cen- coming summer breezes. assigned, and return make to this Gantner, William Hall, Robert open Monday through cal, insurance and vacation ______house. $31,000. Hutchins Agen­ Call Grace Ditmars, for de­ of physical testing and trsdly located, recently re­ Court' Q r a p p e . Judge. Garrepy, Anita Hamblett, Hlch- 3-s p e e d , t r i p l e f i l t e r benefits. Ctontact Director of NEItT SNO tires clearance full Musical Instrumants 53 cy, 649-6824. tails. Friday, 8:80 a.m. to 6 product quality evaluation. modeled. Call 649-9177. — ------:= r ard Hawley, Lionel Jean, John Public Works, Town Hall, .pty, all sizes at recap prices. S i i ^ BowL 24” X 21” . Reg. $27.95 . . . .$25.50 p.m. o r caU 648-4101, 4 NEW FEND ER Bassman Amp. SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed­ Send resume and salary re­ South Windsor, 289-6435. h^at^MSShfrtcr.^^tton^d fOT Lacek and Htohwd McM^len. Reg. $74.74. •59.79 Ebct. 868. Evening and Buy now for next season, Excellent condition. Also, new iw m s for rent, first rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, L. C. GREENOUGH Co. the district of Manchester, on the Also, Mary McNamara, Paul- Doable Bowl, 32” x 21” . Reg. $89.95 . . . .$36.60 quirements to, or call: Saturday interviews ar­ (tole’s discount, 648-6882. Gibson, single pickup, solid floor with heat. One month kitchen has buUt-ln oven, ino Morris, Francis Murphy. ranged. rent in advance, $96 monthly. 647-9921 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre body bass vrlth hard case. Call ' range, formal dining room, Judge. , „ „ Leslie Murray, Albert Myers, Arthur Toumas Holp Wantad— 647-1018. AvaUable after March 16. CaU 13x20’ Uvlng room with u n iq u e------Charles Nyack. Michael Pesce will leave your upholstery 648-9601 after 4 p.m. Technical Director MaW or Femala 37 fireplace arrangement. T w o MANCHESTER and vicinity — Chester, In said district, deceased. and Edwin Peterson. THE SOUTHERN beautifully soft and clean. Rent BEAU TIFU L — blond Minuet electric shampooer $1, Olcott TH REE room duplex, (tonven- years old. If this sounds like Manchester, 2 famUy with 4- ikSfT^afTir^TSJst^'co™ Also. David Roach Albert ^s- HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full Conn Organ and Leslie cabinet, your kind of house you may car garage, $26,900; like new 7 praying for authority to sell ceitato James Ryan and Elizabeth NEW ENGLAND Colonial Board Company or part-time. Apply in person. Variety Store. speaker, and manual. 742-7663. ient location. AvaUable Im­ mediately. Call 649-1773. want to talk to us. Wolverton room Raised Ranch, $81,800; Rychllng. Arthur Sebert. Loret- 615 Parker Street TELEPHONE COMPANY RO(lER’SlPheatre Organ, three Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. industrial building, 40x60, $26,- ORDEREE^ Thai the foregoing ta Slwek, Arlington Smith, Ml- Manchester, (tonnecticut Main St., Manchester, Tuesday with GoBese tablets. Only 98 manuals, home or church, $8,- 600; Glastonbury, new 7 room S k «r«.e '? rt,h lw ti^ in te Chael Treschuk, Peter Van Dine Telephone: 648-4667 through Saturday. MANCHESTER — centrally lo­ cents. Weldon Drug. 600. CaU after 6 p.m., 644-2107. Businass Loeotiom Raised Ranch, $27,800; Coven­ Chester, in said Dtstrlot. on Ihe 12th and Donald Young, An Equal Opportunity cated 4 bedroom house plus day of March, AD. 1968, at three . fnii aintn of town commit- try, 9 room Split, $16,800; o'clock hi the afternoon, and that A full 6jate ^ Employer WANTED For Rant 64 self-contained 8 room suite. Ab­ afternoons, men or wwomen, Z it n '^ will ^ l GERT’s a gay girl - ready DRUM set-bass, floor tom, tom South Windsor, 8 bedroom notice be given to oU persons tntei^ tee candidates would be 40, ana CARPENTERS and Carpenters’ for a whirl after cleaning tom, snare, 16” cymbal, high S’TORE FOR R E N T — down solutely ideal for In-law situa­ Cape, $18,900; Andover, 6% the nominating committee h ^ helper. (toU 648-2282 after 6 train. Leslie Collins, 1224 Sul­ carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent tion. Modernised and immacu­ The Counter hat cymbal and seat, $160. 649- town Manchester, State room Ranch, $28,900; Bolton □lace of hearln|r thereon, by i>ub- been empowered to supply tnrfe p.m. livan Ave., Wapplng, 644-1467. electric shampooer, $1. Pine- late. ’Two-car garage. 76x150 BRIDGEPORT operator, set up 4664. Tlieatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ Lake Shores, 3 lots, 100x166’, names between the town com- wood Furniture Shop. er, State Theatre, 648-7882. landscaped lot. Bel Air Real $1,400. H.M. Frechette Realty, said dlaiHcft. at least seven days mittee meeting and the caucus* own work. Small shop, over­ PART-TIM E, 8 evenings and electronic plant needs ______Estate, 643-9332. 647-9998, 647-9984. X r ‘ tf 80 that a fuU 40-name slate can That Cooks time, benefits. Apply Ourco Saturday. $60. per week. Col- PROCESSED gravel for drlve- Ofiica and Stoia FOR R E N T — office space, Rt time and place and be heard relo- be presented. Mfg. (to., 782 Mascolo Rd., lege students considered. Ap­ Heating and plating, no pre­ parking areas. Also MANCHES’TER — executive vious experience necessary. Al­ Equipmanf 54 88, Manchester, next to Vit- EAST (3ENTER ST., 9 room The caucus is set for Fridty South BTndsor, 288-1298. ply Siesta Motel, Berlin ’Turn­ bank run gravel and fill at tner’s Garden Center. Call 649- nelghbortiood. Garrison Colon­ so for silk screening operations; house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ a copy of this order to ail night at 8 p.m. at the Coventry pike, Newington. Suite 48. our screening plant or deUv- E N TIR E contents of 18-washer 0891, 9 to 0. ial, 7 rooms, 'large family And Its Cookmates by CORNING BRIDGEPORT and lathe opera­ must have some artistic apti­ fices, 2 or 3 famUles, 186’ Grammar School. 8 p. m. tonight only. Mr. ered. George H. Griffing, Inc. self- service Laundromat. room with fireplace, huge mod­ tors needed, experimental tude. For Interview Multi-Cir­ frontage. Hutchins Agency, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge MUewskl. No phone caUs 742-7880. Terms, cash. Immediate re­ OFFICE space—seperate build­ ern kitchen, screened porch, 2 5331 cc: Kalherine Y. HutoMnson, AUy. work, all benefits paid. Apply cuits, 60 Harrison St., Mr. De- 649-6824. IN OUR KITCHEN DISPLAY please. moval required. 876-8008 be­ ing. Approximately 920 sq, ft. car garage, wooded lot, $34,- „ „ Partially Blind Aeroklnetics, 218 Hartford Rd. Gregorio, between 8 a.m.-9 Knotty pine Interior, floors just ORPIttBi Oy NOTICE T/bhannAs TCAniAr A founder Housahold Goods 51 tween 7-8 p.m. No other time. MANCHESTER - a 11 r a ctive AT A COURT OF PROBATE. Johannes Kepler, a lounaer a.m. daUy. reflnished. 648-2880. tors, 649-6847. held at Manchester, wWhln and for of modem astronomy and the new Raised Ranch, In one of ARCHITECTURAL SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ designer of the first inverting SM ALL electronic plant needs Manchester’s finest residential DRAFTSMAN ing machine, excellent condi­ MANCHES’TER — 6 room (Co­ 8358 Present.______Hon.___ John____ _J. Wallett,______telescope,______partially was partially blind MALE full-time workers, experienced lonial, siinporch, 1% baths, 2- areas, modem kitchen, dining QUALITY—THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL tion, monograms, hems, but­ “ H o m w s For R.nt 45 10W-24V4 ■^‘EstotT of. Elsie O. Park o*-a El- the age of four, ExceUent opportunity for or trainees, sUk screening room, family room with fire­ tonholes, fancy designs, etc. WANTED TD BU Y — anticrues, car garage, treed lot. Priced sie Gilbert! Parte or Elsie B. Parte Ing to the Encyclopaedia Production Workers draftsman. A technical workers, must have some ar­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ FOUR room unfurnished Ranch, to sell, $18,900. Hayes Agency, place, 2-car garage. $81,900. This versatile wardrobe addl- — ' of oaandiestef, to Originally over $800. Our price tlon features an attractive coat __ aHtoh a incapable person. Britaimlca. school graduate or the tistic aptitude. Fabricating and ed lamps, art glass, primitives, knotty pine interior, floors just 646-0181. Phllbrick Agenoy Realtors, 648- equivalent with 2 to 6 years now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. uHth n mnnilarln collar and Keep your budget raten a conservator having exhibited------SHOP Openings on first shift, plating trainees. Apply Multl- any quantity. 644-8962. reflnished. (Convenient location. 6347. with a manaann coi a handsome scrap quilt! The ex- his ftoai account with bewI estate to drafting experience pre­ OaU 622-0981, dealer. an A-Ilne scooped neck dress. . . - fabrics *A1b Court tor aiUowanco. it is MANCHESTER starting rate $2.42 per hour. (jircults, 60 Harrison St., Mr. Working adults. 648-2880. SIX ROOM Ranch, breeieway, FRIDAYS ferred. Position starting No. 8250 With Photo-Guide Is c‘t«>n«nt “ brlcs oORDEIREID: r d e r e d : That theUie i«14th h di . INVITATION AppUcations accepted daUy. Christie. CLEAN, USED refrigerators CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, ------— r— t ------2-oar garage, paneled recrea­ D UPLEX 3-8, sepsurate combine in a fascinating effect March, m i^ o o'dock rate based on experience. expert repairing. Colonial COVENTRY — 2 bedroom tion room, large treed lot. $22,- furnaces, on bus line, good con­ in sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. at the’ Probate Office to the CaU Mr. a iffo rd Ulm, 648- ranges, automatic washers nl.A 19 S9 hunt coat 3 Yards thl* Balkan Puzzle design! Huirtolpal BuBdtaft to said Man- TO SEAMSTRESS wanted to do al­ (Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. ibaseboard hot water 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors dition; asking $17,400. Princi­ T O BID The ^slgn of 6618. BbcceUent free benefit pro­ with guarantess. See them at Size 12, 82 bust, 3 ye Pattern No. 6881 has pattom cheater, be and the same fa as- terations on men’s and ladles’ Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. heat, basement garage, $120. 648-0824. pals only. Call after 6 p.m. of 64-lnch; 3 yards of 39-lnclV. slgnM for a hearing on Ihe allow- Sealed bids will..... be-- received------6 49-5253 gram, including health and 8. D. Pearl’s Appliances,. 048- 8 :1 9 clothing. EbcceUent company - 9 p.m. Sundays 'open till 6 monthly. Alfred Heckler, 742- 643-8446. fAi. iininir- drcHR 214 vards O f Complete directions. account with said es- thg office of the Purchasing PBOfeMlonal accident Insurance, major Mam St. (toll 648-2171. for lining, dress, yaras oi 35 In coil* phis late, and Uds Court dIrecta that no- ® m o IT dealer who ROGERS CORP. benefits. FuU or part-time. Ap­ p.m., closed ’Tuesday and 6610 between 6:80-6 p.m. $14,800. o4-room Ranch, ga- 46-lnch. . . „-_to to. finit nlBRs triHi Mill •*** place assigned Agent, 41 Center Street, Man- medical, life Insurance and H«nd 60c In coins Dlus 16c for cents tor first-class mal. and hearing be given to ail per- cheater Ctonn., until Metfch 16, In ply Box D, Manchester Herald. REMODELING Kitchen, selUng Wednesday. rage, large lot, Bolton location. MANCHESTER — 0- room Send 6OC in coins pius loc lui noting for each pat- sons known to be Interested there- cnesier, 1^ 1.. unui v , M ill A Oakland Sts., Manchester pension plan. Write P.O. Good buy. Mitten Agency, FBOfeMlMUd SATURDAYS 40” electric ranges broiler and Ranch, double garage, 2 fire­ first-class mall and special han- ** in to appear and be heard thereon 1968 at ll'?00 a.m. for STUMP 3 3 6 •nd capable Box 1488, Hartford, stating SALESGIRL OR boy, morning Out of Town Realtors, 648-6930. An Equal Opportunity oven in very g o ^ condition. places, carpeting, recreatiem dllng tor each pattern. ^ ^ cabot. Manchester ST ^ •ervloe, odvloe education, business experi­ hours, part-time or full-time, Call after 4, 643-8508. Woaring Appaiol— F o r R a n t ’ 6 6 room, swimming pool, treeb, Sue Burnett, Manchester „ laUon In said Ddstrtat. ata leaM Bid forms, plans and speclfl- NORTH MAIN STREET and product*. TRINOOM Eniployer ence and salary require­ good wages, steady position. $17,600. — Neat as a pin, 8-bed­ EvMilnir Herald 1160 AVE. OF Evening Her^, 1160 AVE. days before the day of said are available at the ______F u rs 5 7 room Ranch, fireplace, bullt- view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, WW. wvftWK N V OF AMBBIOAB, NEW YORK. heariiW;iiw, and by»'v maUtogmavumr on«. or be-he- cauonscations are avuimoioavaiiame ^at m ment. Ap|)ly in person, Parkade Bak­ 80” ELECTRIO Signature stove Realtors, 649-6824. AMERICAS, NB WYORK, «.*. f<,re MaMarch 1. 1968, by certified Purchasing Office, 41 Center FOUR furnished rooms, and ins, large lot, trees. Hutchins N. Y . 10036. BUILDING MATERIAL—LUMBER—FUEL ery, Shopping Parkade. good condition, (toll 648-8186 af­ WOMAN’S clothes, dresses, lAAfUl * AWWWs mail,. a copycopy, of UUSIMS uiunorder wto,. vr«-CHI- QA_^^Aa ...e , Manchester, Ttrancheatcr Connectl- ter 5 p.m. garage. 876-8668. Agency, Realtors, 040-6824. M e AdHre.. with ZId Pri«t Nome, Address with Zip bert W. jfartc ^ 9ft Buckiand Street, REAL ESTA’TE salesmen need­ TALL YOUNG man needed 8:80 coats, etc., excellent condition, SEVEN ROOM modem home Print Name, Address Wltn 4ap ^ ^ Station. Manchester, (Jonn., todi- cut. GLASTONBURY ed for active Main office. Must 648-4864. off Porter St. In one of Man- rvirtn Rtvie number and Size. Code and Style Number. vlduaMv and as Executor of the es- ELLINGTON - 2 p.m. Apply Kage (Co., Pine 86” KENMORE electrid range, HEBRON — Route 86 Five (CLIFFWOOD — Bush Hill Rd., Town of Manchester, ■ be licensed and ready to go. chesters finest neighborhoods. "^ ;:;h i? n c ? r S L women - Send 60 i*nts toitey for the t St. (rear). SituaHons W anfod— double oven, good condition, room apartment newly decorat­ almost ready for occupancy, Connecticut Full time only. Excellent com- (Custom bqllt with many tm- aenrt now for OUT latest IsBUe of new ’68 Spring and Summer rvmn : Beitv p. •ntuiber. 68 ’Turn- F a m a la 3 8 $26. 640-6644. Wantod— To Buy 58 ed, all modem conveniences, new 4-bedroom (Colonial, 2 half Robert B. 'Weiss, mission schedule with no limit EXPERIENCED plumber and ______aluminum storm windows, ’TV baths, full bath, fireplace, gar­ usual features. Beautiful park •'»> ’“’r " ' ’T General Manager Fashion —60c. mao’s or boy’s cable-cordlgan. jo h n j . w a l l e t t , Judge. on earnings, (toll Mr. Werbner, plumber’s helper wanted. Top PHIIXCO refrigerator suitable LARG E old Hutch, under $100, antenna, etc. One child, no age, big wooded % acre lot, Uke lot. Priced In the low 80’s. Sales Manager, Jarvis Realty wages and overtime. (Call 646- WILL care for child in my for cottage. Best offer. Call 649- wing back chair, good condl- pets, $86 monthly. References $27,940. Holcombe, Realtors, By appointment. PhUbrick Cbmpany, 648-im. 4628 after 6. home. Registered, 548-9044. 8987. tlon, $16. (Call 648-8807, 6-9 p.m. required. CaU 1-228-8286. 644-1286. Agenoy, 648-5847.

• A THURSDAY, FEJWlUARY 2&, 1668 mwiwn JKanrIrBBtBr lEttBnfng Home, Sid Bunisida Avs., Bast Bolton HUDOmddb Hertford, with a Mesa of raqnl- McNamara^ Stores Open am at 0 at St. Rosa Chw^ Radar Guides Jets \ Ilf To\m Today Beat Hartford. Burial wlU ha In Veiaian’a Eiald. Hfllalde 0 « n - LBS Stuck Tonight to High School Offering Tickets For Meetiiig8 atery. East Hartford. To Hanoi Targets 9 O’clock Dkienda may call at Ute fU- For Bulldog Game Saturday^ dffloU li ot the Vederal Oe- nacal home tonight from 7 to 9. On Elevator (Oontinned from Page One) pertment ot BouOng. and Urhen Many ol the casualties oc­ Possible daitea for toe meet­ Bmlla P. Hobart (Oonttanied from Page One) reported that U.S. planes at­ South Windsor Hcketo are available at the Renewal (HUD) met wUh Itm n curred In the heavy fighting in ing and Miorch 18 or 18, sooerd- EmUa P. Hobart, 78, of Hart­ tacked Hanot again today and high school for the tournament alderable axoltoment, the eleva­ Hue. li^ to toe selectinen’s clerk. ICenecer Robert WelM thla •(- ford, father of Robert T. Hebert that residential quarters In the basketball game between the temoon end later with Bdwatd tor was moved manually and center of the city were hit. The Today's report brought the to­ Bolton Bulldogs and Fotlland to The caB must be advertised In of Man«dieater, died Tueaday at Two Roads toe newspaper ll've daiye before Ryboeyk, direetor of the Man- a Hartford convaleaoent hoapl- they got out. Taas correspondent in Hanoi tal of Americans killed since bo played Saturday starting at .toe meeUng. It will be ImU fai cheater Redevelopment Agency. tal. The Ineidont delayed the pro- said one U.S. plane waa diot Jan. 8, two days before the 8 p.m. In the gym of East Catho­ down. start of the Communists’ lunar Closing for lic High School In Manchester. the Mgb oehool gym. The topio of the meeting waa Survlvore also Include 2 other oeedlngi outside the Pentagon Band Concert Set eons, 4 deughten, 2 brothera, a The U.S. Command had no re­ new year offensive, to 1,829. But This Is the first time the Bol­ North End Renewal. for the 12 minutes In which the The first bend concert cf toe sister, 10 grandcbildren, and S port on air operations over the Oen. William C. Westmoreland, ton team has reached the state Two of the HUD repreaenta- Prealdont and the Sooratary of Construction year, with the band In tte new great-grandehUdran. North today. commander of U.S. forces In tourney. Bolton Is a member of Uvea were Morton TuUah and Defenao wars marooned. navy blue and white ufofonnB, The funeral wQl be held to­ * The U.S. Command also re­ Vietnam, reported over the Nawbeny Rid. and Governoris the small school division. Steven Adler who, with aeveral wUl be heM Friday M anfi 16 at morrow at 8:10 a.m., from the Outside, in a dashing rain, ported that American casualties weekend that 40,000 ITet Cong Highway between EUngiton Rd. Tickets will also bo available other offlolala, made the trip stood a military honor guard of the high school. Flsette Funeral Home, 20 Sisson last week—470 killed and 2,670 and North Vietnamese had been and Rit 0 wUl be cloaed to at the door, but are less expen­ to Manoheater from New York, >nie bend will pte.y five mrni- Ava., Hartford, with a Mass of ISO men of all sorvloea, more wounded—were the second high­ kUled during that period. Oirougb toaSOc from Monday sive If purchaad through the this morning. .bere. H ie 4^vcJoe onepeUa chor­ requiem at the Church of St. than 1,000 speotators, top mili­ est of the war, while Communist As the mopup alter the Red to March 20 beoause o f sewer school. The vlatt waa prompted In part tary brass, and high civilian of- Benefit BasfcetoaU Game us wih sing, and the band and Ann, Hartford, at 0. Binlal will casualties totaled 6,769 killed offensive continued. South Viet­ oonktrucMon. by a trip to New York made hdala. namese Army troops uncovered A benefit basketball- game the chorus wlU .perfonn two be In M t St Benedict Cemetery, also one ot the higher weekly Hie work lb pact of a. $2.6 by Mayor Nathan AgoaUneDl, te ocheduled for March 8 be­ numbeTH together. Bloomfield. Joluiaon’a partloipatlon In the tolls although not a record. a mass grave containing about nSOton federal and etiato sup­ and Victor Swanaon, prealdent 100 bodies on the eastern out­ tween the winners of the boys’ Sclenoe Fair March SO Friends may call at the fu­ farewell oeremony waa unan­ South Vietnamese military ported eewer project okayed of Uie 8th UtlUUea Dlatrict, on Intermurals and the league The annual science fair at the neral home tonight from 7 to 9. nounced bi advanoe. He had casualties were 434 killed, 1,032 skirts of Hue today. Offlolal loot year. Emil W. Lucek, dl- Monday. A federal offlolal prom- all-stars. Proceeds will go elementary school wiB be Itald held a oeramI1hls event 1s ran by a sci­ ‘ItK work on the North End Robert W. Sharp of Waiping, traffic in toe next 'weeks, toe man, the men’s faculty team, ence foir oommiibb$e of tesohera projeot ie neMher atower nor died yesterday at Lawrence and road 'wtn be open from either known as “ The PsychedeUcs” and sponsared by the PTA. Dr. faster ithen In other piojeots,” Memorial Hospital, New L «i- Three Town Youths end to toe actual obatructlon Vernon will be the Intermural victors. Joseph Oastagno, superintend­ Yukah said today. don. wMch ’WUl be locatod otxxit 600 Survlvon also include 2 other They now hold a 0 win, no loss ent c f Bchooto, WlU speak et Yukah said that the meeflng feet east of Rt. 6 on Newberry lead. This team Is led by Tony thlB afteranon with Rybcayk aons, a daughter, a brother, 21 Rd. (the aiwoirds ceremony. Q u b W om en Injured in Crash Falcetta. Roaming Dog Warning would deal wMh the status of grandchildren, and 28 great­ During tols period, Fteasont The league all-stars team The dog warden has been re- the looel Housing Code proced­ grandchildren. VoDey Rd., 'wbDch htad been ckwh Three Manchester youths were hospitalized last will contain some of the players celving two or three roaming ure. Housing codes ere a re­ Funeral services will be held To See Play ed to torougti toaffle, wUl re­ nigrht with injuries resulting from what police termed on the school’s jayvee team. dog complaints every day and quirement under federal re­ tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Oroton main open for rndtoriats ■wont­ “a major accident,” near the ftitersection of Blast Cen­ The boys’ benefit game says that it is apparent that dog newal grants. Congregational Church. Burial Tbe Fine Arts (fommlttee of ing to go to toe Main fit area. will be in Elm Orove Cemetery, ter and Pitldn Sts. Is scheduled for 8 p.m. and It Is owners ore not aware o f the Ryhosyk this mocnlng said the Vernon Junior Women’s Motortata ere uiged to obU MysUc. Listed In “ fair” condition at expected that the ladles of the laws lelatlng to dogs. thnt, at the meeting with gov­ toe PUUlc Worke oflSoe at toe The Byles Funeral Home, 99 Club will attend the Hartford Manchester Memorial Hospital faculty vrill play a senior girl’s The law states toat “no own­ ernment officials, he would About Town town hall ■with any queelblions. HuntlngtMi St., New London, Stage Company’s production of this morning was Frederick B. team starting at 7 p.m. er or keeper of any dog Shall present a plan to them for the Members of the VFW AuxU- Lucek noted toe neodt phase la In charge of arrangements. Brendan Behan’s play “ The Joy, 19, of 68 Walker St., a pass­ The Intermural Thing allow tudh dog to roam at large start and oompletioin o f the dif­ enger In a sedan driven by Don­ iary will work on cancer pads cf the projeot ■will be on the There are two divisions of upon the land of another and There are no calling hours. Hostage” tonight. Norto-Gouth Industrial R d near ferent projects In the redevelop­ ald____ C.____ Larrlmore, 20, of 449 Main tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the home boys’ Intermurals. The Psy­ not under toe control of the own­ R t 6. Hien 'work wlA move ment area. The International Relations St., whom hospital officials list Mrs. Ben Huck, 61 Trumbull chedelics lead In the first dl- er. . .nor on any portion o f any Committee of the club current­ in "satisfactory” condition. A Rd- south to Nutmeg Rd. m a then irislon, followed by The Rye (as public highway not adjacent to back to FteosStnt Valley Rd. Fnnerals ly has a display "Otu: American second passenger In the Larri- , In “ Catcher In” ), captained by toe premises of such owner.” Heritage” at the Vernon Cen­ more car. Robert P. Marsh, 19, Royal Black Preceptory will FundDng for toe project is Gary Lopez, with a 4-1 game Violation fine for the first of­ ter Junior High School. The dis­ $600,000 from toe Housing and Mrs. Mary OiMin 64 Branford St., was treated for meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at score. fense Is not more than $20; for Obituary play corresponds In theme to Uiben; Development offloe in The fbneral o f Mra. IMlary H. multiple contusions and an el- Orange Hall, The 20-Mule Team, led by subsequent offenses, not less the students’ history topic, bow Injury and released earlier New '^oik, $800,000 from the Duane LeBlanc has one win and than $25 nor more than $100 Gibihi o f 46 Oottage S t was “America the Melting Pot.” The executive committee of pederri WOtor PoIkiUon Oositrol held this morning' from the today. four losses, and The Locusts, fine, or Improsonment for not Both the bulletin board and Act sum! toe dtoite’e Governor’s JoyT suffered » J Ilaceration — Oub Scout Pack 2 will meet to- led by Bob Nystrom, have lost more than 30 days, or both. Death Qaims Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the articles displayed elaborate dean WsUier Program and toe five games. The law also states toat dogs Main S t, wMli a Mass o f re­ on the theme with a large pot scalp and face, contusion ^ d a congregaOonal Church. reet from town funds. fractured humerous (elbow), ® ® ___ Equally far-out as far as quiem at S t Janaes’ Church. pouring Its Ingredients, which Decmocrato Caucus Tomorrow may be killed If they are observ­ Mrs. Ridolfi while Larrlmore is In the spec, names go (do they play ball or ed "pursuing or worrying” do­ The Rev. Thomas Barry was are derived from the emigra­ The Grade 7 Methodist Youth The Democrats will hold a lal care ward with possible in­ sing?) are the four second di­ mestic animals or poulty or If celehrant Mrs. Jane Maocarooe tions from many countries, into Fellowship of South Methodist caucus tomorrow night at Mrs. Gladys M. Rldolfl, 84, of ternal Injuries. vision teams. The White Wea­ they stray on any farm where was oeganist and soMst Bur­ a large silhouette of the tJMted Church will meet tomorrow at 7 South Windsor igh School to se­ 117 W. Middle Tpke., a member ial was in S t Brt4gst Oeme- sels, led by Bob Muro, have sheep or lambs are kept. States. Statistics denote the Police do not yet know what pm . ^t the church. lect party-endorsed candidates tery. The Rev. Vincent J. Flynn four wins and one loss. Each Furthermore, any person bit­ of many Manchester veterans period, percentages and areas caused the car leave the road ___ for membersehlp In the Demo­ read the oommiftsi sendee. and skid about 133 feet before of the others has two wins and ten or showing "visible evidence service auxUlariea, died tUs when this occurred. There will be StaUons of the crat Town Committee. The Dsareni were VHo ParroiM, three losses each; The Mus­ of attack by any dog when such morning^ her home after a tilting a no parking sign, a Cross tomorrow at 7 p.m. at St. RicbsBd Thuratioii, Raymond On Dean’s List town committee has 60 mem- tangs, led by Bob Olmsted; The person te not upon the pranlses long Ulness. She was the widow Sharon Gidman, daughter of parked car, a telephone booth John’s Polish National Catholic here who serve for two years. (MCtln, and Samuel MaMempo. and a vending machine. CHiurch. Foul Few led by Pete Hanson, of the o'wner or keeper o f such of NeUo Rldolfl. Mr. and Mrs. Justin V. Gid­ The meeting will start at 8 and The What, led by Brian The booth and vending ma------dog my kill such dog during Mrs. Rldolfl was historian and man, 04 Elm Rd., TalcottviUe, p.m. Edgerton (of The Who, which Mrs. Mary Maroln chine were demolished. The The board of trustees of South such attaric.” past president of the VFW Aux­ has been named to the Dean's At 8:80, the Democrats will do sing). The funeral of Mra. Mary parked car is owned by Adel- Methodist Church will meet to- And, finally, there Is a fine iliary, and a member of Uie List at Barrington College, Bar­ select delegates to the four con­ The winners in the two divi­ Marcln of Olaatonbury, former­ bert M .Longley, 60, of Coven- morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the or penalty o f Imprisonment for Army-Navy Auxiliary. M s w u ly of Manchester, was held rington, R .I.,w i recognition of ventions, the Democrat State sions play each other next Tues­ academic achievement di church. anyone attempting to obstruct this morning from the Holmes Convention, June 21-22; the Con­ day. a dog warden in his discharge the past semester. The investigating officer arriv­ High scorers so far are Bob Funeral Hqnte, 400 Main St., Manchester Chess Club will gressional District Convention of duty. Miss Gldmsm, a sophomore at ed on the scene to discover the Muro of the Weasels with 138 with a Bolenm high Mass of meet tonight at 6:30 at Iona June 29; the Senate District Bulletin Board the college, is a graduate of Larrlmore vehicle on top of the points; Don Rose of The Rye, requiem at St. James’ Church. Hall, Regent S t Convention, June 18, end the Town Democrats will caucus Tha Rt. Rev. MSgr. Edward Rockville High School. squashed phone booth, adjacent with 180 points, and Falcetta to Pete’s Grocery, 464 East Cen­ Assembly District Convention, tonight at 8 at the Community J. Reardon was celebrant as- News of Servicemen Jun 26. of the faculty team with 122 ter St. He Immediately called Members of the Army Navy Hall to choose a 25-member slated by the Rev. Thomas Bar­ Marine P v t Lawrence W. Wapping Church Worluhop points. town committee and vote on 2 other inmate claimed to have test will be Mrs. Raymond Bish­ gram and is going to continue yield right of way at an Tnter- ■day by Donald Roes, treasurer, and had lived here all of her day at 8 p m at Khe AgtlciSRu- munlon Breakfast will be held op, teacher of home economics modernizing. The management, section alter colliding with a been punched. earnings went from 66 cents per life. Until her retirement In ral Center In RockvO a Tiopfcs on Sunday at the Union Congre­ in the South Windsor School Ross said, has been calling back car driven by Esther Gran- The disturbance started in the share In 1966 to $1.77 the year 1960, she was employed at Man­ to be dkKuased Inchkie softs, to- gational Church. The service system, and Mrs. Edward Levy the profits to Increase produc­ storm, 60 Oakwood Rd. at the old west wing. Jail officials said, ended Dec. 31. chester Modes. terprebsmons and eepUc tanka. will begin at 7 a.m. with com­ of the Logan Mills Fabric tion where possible. Intersection ol Spruce and Birch and quickly mushroomed imtll Ross noted these figures are Survivors include a daughter, Dr. Edward Rubtat pnofbs- munion served by the ministers Store at Burr Corners In Man­ "We are optimistic for 1968,” Sts. at 9:34 a.m. most of the inmates in the vring adjusted for the three-for-two Mrs. EmU V. Diets of Man­ sor ot BOOS at tbs Unftveralty o f In the sanctuary. Breakfast In chester. Ross said, "But we recognize were directly Involved or run­ stock split declared Dec. 28. Al­ chester; a brother, Frank Kee­ OonnecMcut, wSI provide a the social room win follow. Arts Sind crafts judges are the potential increase of labor ning loose In the cellblock. so, the figures include the ac­ ney of El Cajtm, Calif., and two baidqpounid o f what soifo are Mrs. Robert J. Bernier heads Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatfield, and material costs.” After police surrounded the quisition of the Rogers Fibre grandchildren. and bow they are Homed. Lss- the committee In charge of the Public Records of The Lemon Tree ot South Colonial is a public corpora­ breakfast with Mrs. B. Carleton building, firemen bathed the old Co. of Bar Mills and East Po­ The funeral will be beld Sat­ ter Setfent, soning enHorcement Warrantee Deed Windsor. tion and is traded on the local Forbes In charge of the dining brick structure with floodlights. land, Maiikie on Dec. 29. urday at 8:10 a.m. from the agent from TBInBtm, wOl talk Edgar and Maria Ozols to Winners will be eligible to over-the-counter market. Em­ room. Most ol the Inmates then re­ Net sales In 1967 were $7.8 John F. Tierney Funeral Home, on some pnoblemB oonoernlng Anthony A. and Dorothy M. compete at the American Home ployes total 460 at all plants. Hie speaker for this year Is treated to the rear ol the three­ million compared with $7.7 mil­ 219 W. Center St., with a Mass septic tanks. Roundkig out the Mauluccl, property at 60 Cham­ Day at the Hartford Hilton Including one In Tennessee. Dan W. Eschenbrenner, on ac­ tiered Cellblock, officials said, of requiem at St. Bridget panel wM be Bhner OMennan, bers St., conveyance tax $20.80. March 28. The sewing winner tive layman of the First Church and firemen entered to extin­ Church at '9. B ulal will be In resource plantiliig BpedaUat for Gertifleates of Condemnation 'Will compete at the Hartford of Christ, C on gr^ tlon al in guish the mattress fires. the Veterans Section of East the Soil Cooeervetton Servloe. State of Connecticut versus County Day April 9 at Bradley West Hartford and general audi­ Jail officials said none of the Romney Quits as Candidate; Cemetery, He wM dtscuas bow aoU maps the Hartford Electric Light Co., Field. tor of the ConhectlcUt Mutual prisoners In the west ■wing were Friends may sail at the fu­ may be put to use by IndMd- two parcels on Bridge St. Life Insurance Company. His considered maximum security neral home tomorrow from 2 to uais, groups^ govammsut agen­ State of Connecticut versus GOP linking to Rockefeller topic will be “ Where Have We cases. Maximum security pri­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. cies, pbusihig beards, efec. Robert C. Dennison and Wells soners, In the Jail’s east wing, Allison’s Bid Been; What Have We Done?” Tha program sbeuM be of C. Dennison, property on Spring were not involved In the dis­ (Oontinned from Page One) The Man ot the Year Award O f $82,837 Low Herbert S. Colton Sr. partksuiBr -value to both pro- St. turbance. Is possible moderate governors wishes of his colleagues Implied Hechert S. CoHon Br., 86, of and the Distlngulahed Service apeotlvo end pnancnit bomeown- State of Connecticut versus Sheriff Edward J. Slavln said will line up behind Rockefeller. that a substantial bloc of guber­ Went Hartford, father of Al­ award wlU be presented with F or Swim P ool era and to developen and town Leo P. Diana, property on Car­ the prisoners returned to their "In no meeting here do I an­ natorial support might meet his fred OdMon of Mencheoter and 100 men attending the service. ofOdata. A question and an­ ter St. cells after state police told them The Allison OpnstructloR Co. ticipate that when the meeting’s terms for candidacy. Mni. Ethel Petenon of Ver­ Trade Name the building was surrounded and swer period wtS fOBow. of Glastonbury is toe appanuvt over the governors are going to Romney’s startling withdra­ non, died yesterday at a Bloom- National OU Co., doing busi­ that they could not escape. The nMUtlng wU open with low bidder for the construction come out and say 'We united be­ wal set off a political shock Held oonvaleacent borne. ness as Windsor Fuel Oil Co. in a fnm, ”A Notion of Spoilers.” Site W ork B id of toe Robertson swimming hind X ’ ’’ Cihafee said. wave that rolled from New Survivons also included hia Windsor. A abort busineas meeting wiU Yale to Receive pool and batohouse with a bid Rockefeller agreed, saying he Hampshire to Oregon. 'wtfe, m stepson, two other sons, Federal Tax Liens follow tk> eient a member to the By Labutis Low $500,000 Grant of $82,837. believes there virtually is no another daughter, a brother, U.S. Government against Ed­ The only other bidder at ithe Campaigning for New Hamp­ Board of Supervisors. Refresh- WASHINGTON (AP) — Yale chance the GOP governors will nine grandcfaildren, and five A Hazardvllle firm, the La­ ward C. Soles, 02 Doane St., for bid -opening tote morning at the shire’s March 12 primary, Nix­ ments wSI be served. University will get a $600,000 unite behind a candidate dtuing great-granddUldren. butis Construction Co., was the $480.62. Mimlclpal Building was the Jen­ on said Romney "will play a Home Gardening Session grant from the Office of Edu­ the two-day conference here. Funeral servlcea will be held With spring Just around the Building Permits sen Building Corp. o f Manches­ major role In Michigan and the apparent low bidder tor sita cation for construction of an en­ “ My feeUng Is that there tomorrow at 2:80 pm . at the corner the Tolland County Ex­ Manafort Bros, for State ot ter with $'87,700. Jensen was the nation In assuring the Republi­ improvements In the North End gineering and applied science probably won’t be "any meaning­ Rose HIU Fhneral Home, 580 tension Service has scheduled Connecticut, demolish four-unit low and successful bidder on the can victory in November ...” building, the office of Sen. Abra­ ful discussions while we’re Bfan St., Rocky HUl. Burial will a meeting on home gardening Redevelopment area. apartment building at 91-08-96 Waddell School pool which Alli­ We would of course welcome ham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., said here," he said after a closed- be in Roee HSl Memorial IPark, on Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the Five bids were opened this son also bid on. Gov. Rockefeller In the primar­ S. Main St., $660. Wednesday. door breakfast meeting. “ We Rooky HUl. morning at the Manchester Re­ The pool will be on a town- ies," said Patrick Buchanan, a Tolland Agricultural Center on Benjamin H. Foreman, alter­ have a full schedule. There Is Frtenik may oaU at the fu­ development Agency office at owned site at the noutoeast cor­ Nixon spokesman. Buchanan Rt. SO, In the activities buUdhig. ations to dwelling at 77 Tracy really no time when we might neral borne tonight from 7 to 9. Landscape architect Rudy 886 Main St. and the Labutis Jones Talks on Renewal ner o f toe relocated N Main St. said Romney’ withdrawal was Dr., $800. MERIDEN (AP) —Redevel­ discuss politics.’’ • The family suggests that Favretti from the University of bid of $804,088.00 was lowest. Rene E. Glrardin, alterations and'N. school St. In the North testimony to Nixon’s strongth. opment In the cities will be most­ Rockefeller noted several those wishing to do so make Connecticut will discuss the Other bidders are: Mather to commercial building at 913 End Redevelopment Project. In Washington, where gover­ ly concerned with providing GOP governors were absent memnrtal donations to a char­ planning and planting of a per­ Construction Co. of Bloomfield, Main S t, $4,000. Pool site grading Is suppoeed nors gathered for a round of housing for low- and moderate- from the meeting. Of those at­ ity o f the donor’s choice. ennial garden. He will show $449,020.00; D’Adarla Bros, of A. Mildred Weltz, alteration to be done by toe first week In conferences and White House Bloomfield, $884,122.00; Monaeo income groups, the state com­ April and toe project completed tending, he said, “ Many of these briefings, Robert T. Ellsworth, slides of gardens and assist peo­ to dwelling at 18 Green Hill Mrs. Herbwt Bartlett ple In Identifying the various Paving and Construction Co. of munity affairs commissioner within 100 days o f permission fellows have to meet back with executive director ol the Nixon St., $200. IWAPFIKG—M ^. Marlon KU- flowers, and where and how Glastonbury, |884,778.70, and the said. to proceed. There Is a $25 fine their own groups, party peo­ campaign organization, said the Stanley Bellefleur for Harold ple." bourne Bartlett, 66, ot Bast to use them. The problem of DeLuca Construction f!lo. of The .trend Is away from re­ for each day's delay and a $26 Romney move was a conceaeion Falls, alterations to dwelling at IHsitford, mother o f Mrs. Oilr- how to have a perennial gar­ Vernon, $806,400. newal ptograma providing “ bril­ reward up to $850 for each day Rockefeller said he had tried In advance, “a great victory for ley M. Gobble o f Wapping, died den that has color throughout The site improvements work 46 Hiomas Dr., $400. liant, new major downtown ahead c f schedule. to persuade Romney not to with­ Mr. Nixon." yesterday at Hartford Hospital. the season will be covered. Involved in the bid was on a Stanley Bellefleur for Sebas­ areas and Institutional edifices,” The Board of Directors set draw. But It was not an unmlxed She was the wife o f Herbert E. A question and answer period parcel in the North End where tian Bassetta, alterations to said the commissioner, LeRoy $90,000 for the pool to be ready Would the New York governor blessing for the Nixon forces. Bartlett. will follow the talk os well as sewers, both sanitary and dwelling at 86 Oliver Rd., $400. Jones. tols summer. Plans for the pool enter the race against Nixon If Although Romney’s name re­ Survivors atro include 3 sons, an informal coffee hour oWlth storm, would be put In. The bids Calvin Hutchinson, rebuild “ There will have to be ,a re­ were drawn by toe Griswold his fellow governors urge that mains on the New Hampshliii 8 othsr daugbten, a brother, the Tolland Get-Togethers as also cover the building of roads fire-damaged garage at 1071 E. turn to a basic concern for low- Engineering Co. of Manchester. course upon him? primary ballot, Nixon’s virtual­ and 17 grandclilidren. hostesses. Extension home in >the area which is bounded Middle Tpke., $2,000. and moderate-income housing, The Eighth District has voted "Lot me wait and talk to ly certain victory over a with­ The funeral will be held to­ economist, Cora H. Webb, ex­ on the south by the railroad Gene Michaud for Robert Ber- Jones predicted Wednesday at FCb. 19 to give sanitary and them,” Rockefeller replied. drawn rival will not have the m orrow at 8:15 a.m. from the tends the Invitation to the pub­ tracks and on the north by Rob­ nette, alterations to dwelling at a meeting of the Connecticut' waste treatment services free The N«w Yorker’s emphaals impact of a triumph over an ac­ Mmrfctrk end Wbltney Funeral lic. ertson School. 20 MUford Rd., $6,900. Urban Renewal Association. to too pool. on conferen^s to ascertain the tive contender.