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Defiy Net Pram Ran St. John’s Polish National Fair' Hie Week Ended ' T he Weather About Town Catholic Church will have the April «, IMS Fair tonight. Low near 60. Sun Blessing of the New Fire, Holy Straughan to Retire; ny and warmer tomorrow. I9gh Junes B. McCtovem Jr., son Water and Candle tomorrow at 76 to 80. 7 ;S0 a.m. at the church. On Sun ot Hr. end Mrs. Junes B. Me* 15,425 day, there will be the Proces Testimonial May 3 Mtmehe»ter— A CUy of Village Charm Govern of S7 Elsie Dr., has been sion of Christ Resurrected be bledged to Adelphlkos Fra fore the 6 a.m. Mass, and a Assistant Fire Chief Sedrick J. Straughan is retirtag ternity at Grove City (Pa.) Col VOL. L X X X V n , NO. 165 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECnON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1968 AdverUehig on Flaee t) PRICE TEN CENTS high Maas will be celebrated at April 80 after 45 years of consecutive sendee mth the lege. A 1M7 graduate of Man 10:80. chester High School, he Is South Manchester and Town Fire Depptmenw. Straughan, who is 65, began his career as ^fireman in majoring in business admini The executive board of the stration. Women’s Club of Manchester 1923 with the South Manchester Fire Department will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at which became the town department in 1966. Miss Ellen Boatman of 14 the home of Mrs. George Cave- His friends and associates B52s Hit Enemy Hawthorne St. has been named don, 206 Ludlow Rd. Mrs. John are honoring him with a tesrti- Clues Found to the dean’s list for the first Fletcher will be co-hostess. mnnial. May 3 at 7 p.m., at the semester at Butler University, Manchester Country Club. The Indianapolis, Ind. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will everrf is open to men and wom en. Tickets may be obtained at In Five Air Strikes meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Odd any o f Mancheater’a firehousee Airman Robert C. Keenan, Fellow Hall. Refreshments will SAIGON (AP) — American The raid was aimed at soften and from Clarence Foley, at 85 ing up an enemy troop concen In King Case son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. be served. Members are re B62 bombers pounded enemy Hollister St. The general chair Keenan Sr. ot 202 Hollister St., minded to bring articles for a positions up and down South tration for an attack by a South recently completed Air Force man o f the testimonial is Fire Vietnamese regiment. When the bingo. Vietnam In five missions today Basic training at L>ackland man Ray Thompson. government troops moved inp MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P)— ^FBI agfents have uncovered Chief Straughan knew in sdter killing 200 Viet Cong sol AFB, Tex. He has been assigned Members of Sunset Rebekah they clashed with an enemy “very substantial” physical evidence as they work 1913, when he was 10 years old, diers In a rare strike In the Me to the Air Force Technical Lodge will meet tonight at 7 :80 force of unknown size and re “around the clock pursuing every lead” in the search that he was destined to be a kong Delta, the U.B. Command Training Center, Chanifte AFB, at the Holmes Funeral Home, ported killing 12, taking five for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassin, says Atty. fireman. In that year, he was a said. 111., for training as an aircraft 400 Main St., to pay respects prisoners and destroying an en Gen. Ramsey Clark. student at the old Ninth Dis The B62s, which fly too high mainentance specialist. to the late Mrs. Mary L. Craw emy radio station. Government “The FBI is devoting every possible resource to this trict School, which stood oB^Ed- to be seen or heard from the losses were reported as one ford, a member.- , ucatlonal Sq., Main St., where investigation,” Clark said. . . While it remains impos Re^rvatlons for the Omar ground, dropped tons of explo killed and four wounded. sible to predict when the killer will be arrested, I re Bennet Junior High now stands. sives Friday on enemy troop Shrine Club special meeting The executive committee of So far in the war, the Strato main hopeful that it will be soon.” A fire broke out in the 23- concentrations, weapons posl- Tuesday at Willie's Steak House Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of fortresses have flown perhaps A Justice Department spokes room school and, by the time it are still being accepted. The Lebanon, will meet Monday at Uotu and a storage area In Vinh only a dozen or so missions In man said the statement issued ^vas brought under control, the speaker will be Karl Wallenda 7:80 p.m. at the Masonic Tem Btnh Province, 74 miles south the delta. One of today’s raids In Washington Friday night, school and two adjoining of circus fame, the "Flying west of Saigon, military spokes (Jlark’s first public pronounce ple. houses had burned to the was an attack deep in the delta Wallendas." The meeting is at men said. Girl Marine ment on the case In' five days, ground. He decided then and against an enemy base camp 6:30 for a social hour, and din Jehovah’s Witnesses will have SedrM c t . Stiwgliaii South Vietnamese troope re was In response to newsmen’s there to be a fireman. training area and bunkers near ner at 7:80. Reservations can ported finding 200 Viet Cong queries. a service of the Lord's Last modem Manchester history and Rach Gla, about 140 miles be made with Hal Turklngton Meal tonight at 7:80 at King Straughan is a Manchester bodies when they swept through In P ro test is often consulted for unrecorded southwest of Saigon near the But Clark, like FBI officials, or Herb Kingsbury at The native, the son of ihe late Way- the area four hours after the dom Hall. events. He is much sought af Gulf of Slam. refused to answer newsmen’s Herald. land K. and Ruth E. eight-engine Stratofortresses Straughan. He is a 1921 grad ter for master-of-ceremonlcs as The other raids today were questions. “ All I can say is no Gibbons Assembly, Catholic struck. against enemy buildup areas Loses Rank comment," said Robert Jensen, The Teen Dance scheduled for uate of Manchester High signments. Ladies of Columbus, will meet On Dec. 81, 1928, he was mar If their count Is correct, it is west of Kontum City In the cen .... ______special agent In charge of the tomorrow at the Manchester Tuesday at 7:48 p.m. at Wat Scihool. WASHINGTON (AP) —An at- Memphis FBI office. He became a volunteer fire ried in Southfield, Mass, to the the largest number of enemy tral highlands near the Cambo Teen Center has been canceled. kins Bros., Main St., to tour the tractive 21-year-old blonde Ma man In 1923 and a part-time reg former Marlon Ward of that trooTM ever reported killed in a dian border, near Khe Sanh and In New York, the Daily News The next Teen Dance will be newly decorated store. Miss town. The couple resides at 114 single B62 mission In the nearly southwest of Hue. rine who refused further mili reported today It had learned held Saturday, April 20, and ular in 1937, when he served as Barbara Savitsky will speak on Washington St. three years the giant bombers tary service on grounds she op- Lbat the FBI had definitely es- the dances will be held each a "bunker," sleeping In the fire In air raids against North “ Interior Decorating," after the The Straughans have twro have been supporting allied tabllshed that the white Mus Saturday night until the end of house at night and driving the Vietnam, U.S. headquarters poses war and killing, has b e e n ...... tour. truck to fires. He was appointed daughters: Mrs. Charles F, forces in South Vietnam. tang sports car abandoned in July. ssdd the new F lllA swlng-wlng ordered restricted to barracks, a full-time, paid fireman in 19- Young Jr. of 136 W. Vernon St., But many B62 raids are not fighter-bombers resumed com AUanta was the same car seen The Rev. Walter Loomis, pas fined and demoted for disobey 39 and, in 1954, was appointed and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon of followed up by allied ground bat missions after being ground driving away from the murder Manchester Rotary Club will tor of Community Baptist assistant chief. Vernon; and six grandchildren. sweeps. The B62s have concen ing orderk. scene after the assassination. meet Tuesday at 6:80 p.m. at Church, will conduct a service ed since March 80. He calls the Wells St. Armory trated (»i enemy strongholds In Cpl. Mary Elizabeth Burns The Dally News said wit- the Manchester Country Club. Sunday at 8:16 a.m. on radio The suspension of F lllA com fire in March 1969 the most the central highlands and the was convicted Friday In a sum- messes in Memphis gave InvesU- After the supper meeting, the station WINF. The service is bat missions came after two of (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) spectacular he has fought and northern border area. mary court martial held In gators the license r enumber of the group will leave for a tour of sponsored by the Manchester the $6 million aircraft were lost nearby Arlington, Va. rates a twrin fire in the Main The U.S. Command did not car. It quoted unnamed sources Pioneer Parachute. Council of Churches. Easter Cards in their first week of (Mmbat A pre-Easter tableau at Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House in Manville, R.L (AP Photofax) Verplanck Students Present ^Streamlined Cinderella^ St. Rubinow Building, several ExecuUon of the sentence, as saying the plate numbers say how many B62s flew in Fri flying. North Vietnam claimed which would confine her for 46 years before that, as the most matched those of the car found Easter Baskets day’s mission hi the delta or shooting down both of the lost Is he proposing? Not really. Pleading is more like it. Youid Legier take the parts of Flora and Dora, respectively. Other difficult. what tonnage of explosives they AUanta. The FBI tai Memphis Straughan was elected a towm B lllAs but U.S. sources have plead too If you were going to a party and your friends Flora, principals are Stephen Vasques, Prince Dean; Beth Egan, dropped. It is generally known Rev. King Sr. To Preach said it had no comment on the constable for 20 successive ARTHUR DRUG said the second and probably vate, was stayed pending a re center, and Dora were threatening to introduce you, not as Cindy Lou; and Patty Terhune, Veronica. Cindy, jealous of that a B62 mission Includes News report. TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING years, from 1934 to 1945, when the first had mechanical trou view. Chuck, but by your given name—Cuthbert Percy Algernon her stepsisters, Flora and Dora, tries to keep them from from 3 to 12 of the bombers, King was shot and killed by a attending Prince Dean’s party, but eventually learns it’s bet he gave up participation In pol ble. Miss Burns, who Is from Plaoe your orders now for doignant sprayinsr on Custard! This scene comprises a sub-plot of this year’s oper each capable of carrying 60,000 Grand Junction, Ck)k)., testified sniper April 4 as he stood out- etta by Verplanck School's 8th grades, "Streamlined, Cinder ter to be friendly. Directing the program are Mrs. Cecelia itics. He was truant officer for pounds of bombs. In her own defense, wearing a side his motel room here, yoor plantings to control scale and over wintering ella,” to be presented Tuesday at 7:48 p.m. Stephen Mlko- Moore, Miss Marita Kemp and Miss Carolyn Mboria. The many years, ending in 1960. He (See Page Twelve) Unusual Touches Mark Easter canary-yellow turtle neck In Washington, Rep. Charles inseets. lowsky plays Cuthbert, and Laurie McBrierty and Mareli public is invited and tickets will be available at the door. is considered an authority on FUEL O IL By ASSOCIATED PRESS sa and filed into the Church of Wednesday. The sit-in is to pro sweater and an oyster shell W. Whalen Jr., R-Ohlo, said a It is also a good time to prune and trim your trees. For This year’s world Easter the Holy Sepulchre for the final test against racial discrimina skirt. welter of "premature and con- complete tree service, call called each year on the first two scene, which comes to its Joyous stations. It is believed (Jhrist tion in fraternities. Dr. Berry She testified Uiat since March tradlctory statements’’ was evenings of the holiday as fam Knights Worship 15.4 climax Sunday in memory of was crucified
« . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 PAGE IH BBE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 PAGE TWO Tolland Feriiofi Girf Injured Vigils Set Tonight, Police Arrests SheinwoM on Bridge d o n t m iss t h e fu n Business Bodies FLAY LOOIOAUfiT FOB BEST In Car Crash NORTH School Menu An 18-y«ar-oId Manchester OHOICB T0NI8HT - r - ♦ K Q 7 Sandy McFarland of High St. youth, who said he is absent TO PUSH EXPORTS was treated at Rockville Gen MITES Services at Sunrise without leave from the United By ALFBED BHEINWMJ) K Q 5 Next W eek We wind up otur week-long ser 0 A 94 3 Connecticut businessmen will eral Hospital yesterday after States army, was charged be urged to launch a vigorous being Involved in a one-car ac Ekister Vigils will be kept in many Manchester area with taking a motor vehicle ies of artloles on finessing with A A 63 churches tonight. Then voices raised in Hosannas for Vemon Center Junior High ____ _ attack on the U.S. balance of cident. without the owner’s permission a hand in which you have a WEST EAST payments deficit and the re Miss McFarland was a pas the Risen Christ and trumpets proclaiming the jojrful school: Monday, hot dog on soft iMt’rfrtt. choice. If you play the hand #10 9 4 8 5 3 2 sulting gold drain when the senger in a car opei^ted by message of the empty tomb break the silence of Easter mn, potato salad, vegeUbie Pvt. John a . Cook, u Brain- loglcaUy, every move is forced. 9 84 10 97 6 2 Oormecticut Regional Export Gary Crawford, 20, of 16 Oak dawn at early sunrise services tomorrow. sticks, assorted sandwiches, as ard PI., aUegedly took a car Opening lead Jack of spades. 0 10876 0 Q Expansion Council meets in St., Warehouse P o i n t . ’The from the Holmes and Bums A Q109S A 842 Vigils will be kept in Man sorted fruits; ’Tuesday, Italian , Tou win the first trick with Hartford on April 17 at the Crawford car failed to negoti chester churches at Concordia ter Park. Used Car Lot, 478 Center St., ___ SOUTH Area sunrise services inchide dummy’s king, noting that you Hartford Hilton Hotel. ate a curve and hit a pole. ’The Lutheran Church, 7 :S0, Vigil and salami grinder with cheese, let- night, and was later appre- ^ simple finesse in chibs A A 6 4 accident happened on Snlpslc the annual Easter sunrise serv FEA’TUBINO ’The exporters and non-ex- Holy Communion; St. Mary’s tuce and tomatoes, potato chips, bended by a police sergeant driv- in O A J3 FOB iwrters who are invited to at Lake Rd., at 1:16 a.m. Episcopal Church, 4, Baptism ice sponsored by the RockvlMe O K J3 2 UNDEB Area Churches at S at Fox HUl; brownies; Wednesday, Ameri- Ing an immarked vehicle. diamonds. How should you pro- tend will learn "Hoiw to put pa- Crawfort was charged with and lighting of Paschal Can can chop suey with vegetables, ceed to develop two extra tricks A K J7 21 trloiUc profit In their pockets, failure to drive in established dle; Church of the Assumption, United Methodist Church of •THE UNION JACKS” Bolton,Boiton, 6:30;6 :ao: ourOur savior Savior Lui^- ^ad. our own rolls. Jel- AV^L fi^ Ft. Dta. N.J. hw ^ ^ jo tricks in top ^ WcM Nofth Em( gold in Fort Knox, end 7,600 lane and was warned for driv 7:30, Blessings and high Mass; theran Onm*, 6; end Bolton 1° and topping; Thursday meat » «la^o»ce carts? » NT Pais 6 NT All Pass AND Connecticut people in new Jobs,” ing after drinking. He is sched St. Bridget Church, 7, VlgU and Congregational a t 6:30. balls and gravy, mashed pota- to he Dancing isaid Douglas J. Bonnet, Chalr- uled to appear in Rockville Clr- Blessing of fire smd holy water; toes, buttered com and green ]man of the CREEC. court 12 May 14. ■" ■ — • ------— h o r n I n 104A of c clubs i u p b iirsv.first. xiIf ii.it wuufwins youyuu willwaaa ------Each ‘THE WRONS BLAliK BAS’ 8L Jam es’ Church, 7:80, VigU, I Bonnet also said that Con- BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home and Maw. 1 rinilfilial T o iirh es Utf mSwet *P^^ythree aamond Wcto. ** pcuits), » d the next player Night unusual loucnes youth, unaWe to ^ s t It. was You wUl »he klng^of dla- You hold-^Spades, J-1^ 8-12 P.M. 65 TOLLAND TURNPIKE jnectlcut lags behind the ooun- Owner for 89 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN Vigils will be kept iif area nn m n tt mil TTrannh F t-4a« t a r . yOUUl, U naDie lO poBl ll, W M ------o peaecB. inrau. ■try as a whole in exporting. Vernon SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control churches tonight at St. George’s ^ sauM ■ wedze ^ c lie e te to Hartford State Jail to monds, and, if only low c a ^ , , Hearts, 8-4; Diamonds, 10- ‘"A:bc(ut four hundred Connecti Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, Episcopal Church of Bolton, 4, Mark Easter Rites ^kiruesslri’ *rnd m iir::^: ’ await-ait appearanceap^^jm^ into Manchester fall, you will next lead a low g.7.g. clubs, Q-10-0-8. cut manufacturers are export Misuse of Flag phone our nearest local office: evening prayer. Baptism, and (Continued from Page One) ed with each meal. ' Circuit Court session Monday, diamond toward dummy. If West do you say? ing, but hundreds more have not Military authorities were notl- plays low, finesse with dummy’s Answer: Bid 8-NT. As a rule lighting of Paschal Candle; St. zer Baptist Church. Vemon Elementary School: _ been motivated to seek the Brings Arrest Maurice’s Church of Bolton, 11, fled of his arrest. nine to make sure of three tricks raise with 4 points or more, profits that await them in about Ho is (basing his sermon on meatballs In sauce, buttered Alan D ., Williamson, 19, Vigil and Maas; St. Francis of John 10:32 which says: "Jesus of against even a bad break. If should pass thU 8-polnt 130 countries overseas,” he said. James Burroughs, 19, of 64 Assisi Church of South Wind rice, green beans, pickled beets; 686 Brandy Rd.» Bolton, was West _plays _ low, finesse with ______however, you answered them, many good Tuesday, tomato soup, chicken Prospect St. allegedly sprayed 649-9240 sor, 7:80, renewal of Baptismal works have I showed you from charged with speeding, after dummy’s nine to make sure of ^niy 3 points but RECEIVE P.O. AWARDS red paint on an American Flag vows and Mass; St. Matthew’s noodle soup, crackers, ham and a crulsw patrolman stopped Q„.gg tricks against even a brt th„g tens and a pair of my father; for which of these pickle and peanut butter sand The TEE SPOON Twelve employes of the Man in Central Park in Rockville Church of Tolland. 7:80, Vigil; works do ye stone me?’’ chester Post Office received yesterday afternoon. He was Sacred Heart Church of Vernon, wiches; Wednesday, chicken in BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. President Johnson flew to his gravy, buttered noodles, car RESTAURANT — ROUTE 83 awards for superior perform arrested and is now in Norwich 8. VlgU. LBJ Ranch for an Easter week 1068, ance and for locally adopted State Hospital. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1887 Sunrise services tomorrow in rots, cranberry sauce; ’Ihurs- HOCK, Police charged the youth end with his family. Both his day, hamburg in roll, chips. vine was charged with reckless General Features Oorp. suggestions. ’The awards were The Oldest and Lfirgest in Conn. Manchester wiU beheld at Com- sons-ln-law were among the recently presented by Pastmas- with misuse of the flag, breach m^mity Baptist Church ait 6:30; vegeUble sticks, pickles; Fri- driving last night, after alleged- ^ actu^ of peace, resisting airest and more than 600,000 U.S. oervlce- day, baked beans, macaroni and ly driving through a red light thiess® ‘Os®s ® queen, WILL BE SERVING Jer Alden E. Bailey. South Methodist, 7:30, Love men spending Easter in Viet Sdx of the awards were for refusing to be 'fingerprinted. Feast and family breakfast: tuna salad, lettuce salad. Home- at the W. Middle Tpke. entrance Now you need all your diarMnd He was unable to post a $850 nam. Marine Capt. Charles S. made desserts or fruit served to the Parkade, nearly striking tricks. You must avoid the false BREAKFAST superior performance. ’Those and a Jodnt service of the Robb was in command of a rifle Wiebster At M ai^ receiving these awards were bond and was first taken to Church of the Naxarene and the with all meals. In addition to a vehicle driven by an off-dhty "safety” play of taking the ace Tolland State Jail to await pre company In the Da Nang area. milk, bread and butter. policeman. ’The patrolman re- of diamonds first since it will In Barry Sq. City Carriers Stanley A. Ru- Salvation Army at 6:30 in Cen Airman l.C. Patrick J. Nugent, LUNCH cmd DINNER ganlB, Joseph F. Liegl and Hob- sentation Monday at the Man Northeast School: Monday, ported that the vehicle, later not help you to find a singleton [i) Hartford chester session of Circuit Ctourt TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING just arrived for duty with his Identified as being driven by queen in the West hand. (Mt S. Ouneo. Also, Clerks activated Air Force reserve shells wHh hamburg and sauce, S25-S66S Oh'airles W. Hald, WllUam R. 12. Ptaoe your orders now for dormant sprajdng on tossed salad, apjdesauce; ’Tues ’Todd, then proceeded west, and The correct play is to begin Burroughs was sent from Tol unit, was to be stationed at Cam at intervals the operator the diamonds by leading a low Plxon and Foremen of Collec your plantings to control scale and over wintering Ranh Bay. day, grinders (salami, cheese, 2 Shows Today thru Sim. tions A Delivery Walter A. land to Norwich and his hearing tomatoes and lettuce), sliced slammed on his brakes in at- cart from the dummy, Intend- poster Stindaiij was postponed indefinitely. Opera soprano Mary Costa is 2:16-5:80-8:46 insects. ing to finesse at once with the Backus. George Kumm, (right) manager of the new Sage-Alien store Pinto at the grand opening of the store held Monday. ’This is to Bing at 6 a.m. Sunday at an peaches; Wednesday, meatballs tempt to keep tlw car from at Vemon Circle explains the design of the celling to Ver The red paint sprayed on the overtaUng him. ’The patrolman Jack if East plays a low dia • Receiving awards for locally the sixth Sage-AIIen branch store to open. ’The main store is It is also a good time to prune and trim your trees. For event described by sponsors in and gravy, mashrt potatoes. Dine where you drive to Ptoy adopted suggestions were City non Mayor John Grant (center) and Max Javlt, developer. in Hartford, and opened 79 years ago In one room at the cor flag, Burroughs claimed, was buttered spinach, cake; ThurS' also said the man weaved back mond. When East actually plays "the blood of Dr. Martin Luther romplete tree service, rail Los Angeles as "the largest sun and forth across the center line Oarriers Walter G. Dudek, Ber The picture was taken by Herald Photographer Reginald ner of Main and Pratt Sts. rise service in the world.”' Up to day, roast turkey, mashed po the queen you win with the king GOLF-A-TRON BUILDING nard J. VonHone and James N. King.” tatoes, buttered peas, Congo attempting to prevent him from and cash the Jack to confirm CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. 20,000 worshipers are expected passing. Morrow. Also, Clerks Kenneth John Lombardi to Lawton En- Furniture Agents Association at chefs honored at the annual Res- tool and manufacturing engi - to Jam the Hollywood Bowl. To bars; Friday, macaroni and the 4-1 break. (’This Is the only ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILtE, CONN. E. PhilUps, Michael Glnolfi and Conn. State Lionised and Insured cheese, cole slaw, buttered m e n he did grt abreast of the ,^3 teiT)ri8es No. 3 Willow Glen House in East Long taurant Motor Hotel Ctonventlon neering field awaits those who Hom e E ducation the north in San Francisco more vehicle, the p a ^ lm a n said, * ^ n William M. Bouey, who in ad- ’The apartments were built Meadow, Mass., on Monday. in New Haven held earlier this attend the 1968 National En- 643-769.5 than 100 Evangelical churches beets. Ice cream. Milk, bread dlton to receiving an award and butter served with all Todd forced u T o th er car Into ^ i three years ago, are of garden Watkins spoke on the buyers month. gineering Conference and Tool Panelist’s Topic are to join in an annual Easter a guard rail, and drove off. was ivamed suggestor of the sunrise service in Union Square. meals. type construction, featuilng qj view regarding the pro- ’The two restaurants received Exposition in Philadelphia start- Todd Is scheduled for court diamond to win a finesse with month. huilt-ln appliances and all elec- feggion of wholesale selling. He Culinary Arts Training Citations April 29. Concentrated in ’The Buckley School PTA will Missouri offered a sunrise Maple Street School: Mon- appearance April 20. dummy’s nine. trie serivec. feature a panel discussion on service to seat 5,000 In Meramec day, beef stew, com bread, as- Dally Question • OPENS DAIRY QUEEN offered suggestions for Improv- for vital contribution to the fcxid exhibit area, the huge dy- Cavems at Stainton—^where the sorted sandwiches; Tuesday, lAsno The Park C3ourt Apartments, traveling man'.i bene- service industry and for provld- itomtc exposition, called often Family Education M ond^ at 8 Partner opens with 2-NT (22 to 9th Smash Week! * A1 Elkin of 155 Waranoke sold to Lawton Enterprises No. fjjg buyers and concluded by Ing to young people, many of t^»e "World’s Fair" of progress P-m. at the sch<»l audlt^um . sun never rises. hamburg In gwivy, buttered Mon. - Fri. 7:10 and 9:U Rd. recently opened up a new JERUSALEM (AP) — A irfce, carroits, pickled beets; 2, were owned by the Z. S. .t Z. urgiw furniture agents to get them from disadvantaged back- hi producUon englneerii^;. It 1s Panelists will be Mrs. Pamela Open Forum Phone 628-2210 Sat., Sim. l;S0-S:80 Dairy Queen at 242 Broad S(t. OPEN scorching desert s\m blazed W o^esday, g;rilled frankfurts ^ e building is new and Elkin Company. ’The Park Oouvt home town civic affairs grounds,** an opportunity to pre- sponsored by the______American_____ So- r^olTrln ITIaVi foa/>noi* ar IT.I. 5:80-7:80-9:80 Apartments, located at 390 Park politics and not let the fafet pare for employment. ciety of Tool and Manufactur- Calvin Fish, teacher at El- over the Holy Land today as in rolls, potato chips, pickles; Here Tneoday BEST ACTRESS Imd his staff moved into it last llngrton Junior High School. ♦hniiMniHH of Christian pilgrims ’Thursday, chicken in gravy, MEADOWS"'-- FOoMd In month. Avenue, East Hartford, C.onn., 0,3^^ they are traveling all day k .M. ’Twombley of the Howard Engineers, WESTOWN To the Editor, IHEWOiP were buUt approximately to ^ gtop them from participating in Johnson’s Restaurant In Man- There will be a question and crowded into this ancient city mashed potatoes, peas, cran- HHD SPGID n riu III 'M Nnilh Obitr a r t Katharine Hepburn 1 Elkin ran the Dairy Queen answer period after the formal ALL DAY "Blood! Do tfaoee))ifive let ■Ml Msoinis* years ago and are also garden worthwhile causes, Anthony E. Wallace was PHARMACY for Easter Sunday observances berry sauce; M day, choice of ters make you shiver inside? ACADEMY ^ 307 W. Middle Tpke. for 16 Chester served as local conven panel discussion, followed by 469 Hartford Rd.—349-9940 itonwito soup or clam chowder, type. — committee member. elected president and chief exe of the risen Christ. feel Just a little creepy? 5 AWARDS! years, where he started it. tion cutive officer of the Connect!- last business meeting of the sandwiches—^tuna fish, chebse, COLUMBIA PICTURES prtMolt • ■------4-H CITES BANK ’Today also was the first day "That shivery, creepy feeling I A native of Moodus, Elkin FUBNI’TUBE SUPERVISOR cut U ght and Power <3o. at a year- The elecUon of new offi- peanut butter and Jelly. Des BEST PICTURE Stanley Kramer came to Manchester about 20 , , 'The Vemon National Bank JOINS LABONNE SUNDAY ’Thomas F. Walsh, 43 Ridge of the week-long Jewish Passov is a recnflt of 20,000 (or per prMUCtion meeUng of the company’s board cers will be held. ’The following sert, milk and sandwiches BEST ACTOR Weebteys A t 8:16 years ago. His wife, Charlotte, f f S Iberman has been ap- ^ received the special 4-H David M. Tupper of 76 Ash Street, Manchester, has re er that has also drawn thou served with all meals. haps 200,000) years of magic, Extra Shows of directors recently at CL&P's have been submitted by superstition and fear. It start Rod Steiger, Sid Fortier Spencer i Sidney comes------from ------Middletown---- and ^ outotond- worth St. has Joined G.T. La- the nominating committee: cently been appointed to the sands to Israel. School Vooatton Week pie wliole family helps In mn- Caldor Inc. Caldor fuml- contribution to 4-H. The Bonne and Associates of 165 general offices in Berlin. He All Medicinal Services Available Israeli troops were braced for East Elementary School: Mon ed 'back somewhere in the lost 1 "HEAT OF THE NIGHT" 2-16-Ci:80-8:46 lives In 'Southington. Mrs. Joseph Mlskunas for pres Sales Staff of the Orody roll, TRACY ' POITIER nlng the business, he said. ture marts are located in Man- award was presented at the an- Main St as at.» » m . beginnings of mankind and was — 2nd Color Hit — representative. ident, CJharlea RiemiUs for vice Chevrolet Co., 22'Raymond carrot and celery sticks, green "The Russians Chester, Stamford, Waterbury, nual 4-H Leaders Conference at mandos but no incidents were passed ol'cng, over the years, Katharine Tupper Is a 196? graduate of president, Mrs. Richard Le- Road, West Hartford. beans; ’Tuesday, chicken vege Are Coming" I $969,099 SALE Hamden, Danbury and Norwalk, the University of Connecticut. monds for secretary and Mrs. reported, an army spokesman from generation to generation. HEPBURN Silberman is a resident of SUver’citotloM am p^e^i^trt M ^chester High School an
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JHanrl^pBtpr cross there*, and the two criminals, one on his right and one on his left. Jesus Connecticut News for Senior Citizens My Window on the World Area Churches said, “ Fbrgive them. Father! ‘They don’t "s t a r g ^ x e r ! * 0 iEupnini) ifpraU) know what they are doing.” They divid -By CLAY R POLL A N- By WALLY FORTIN Churches By Rev. Clifford 6 . Simpson First Congregational Church St. .lohn’s Episcopal Cbnrch Veinon Assembly of Ood Chnrch AIKS ed his clothes among themselves by Voor Daily Activity Guide Yankee DIREOTOR Of Vernon Rt. 30 near Hillside Ave., Northeast School PUBLISHED BY THE MAR. 22 St. Mary’a Epiac<^tal Ohnroh Church of the Assumption Church of the Nasarene ■IWwan — Porcelain develop- in rickshas were followed by a . HERALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. throwing dice. ’The people stood there According to the Stan. Rev. John A. Laoey, Vernon IntsneoltOB ot Rts. 80 and 81 _____ « . . . Clmrch and Park Sta. IS Blamll Street watching, while the Jewish leaders made By A.H.O. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 286 Main St ed fP0«n pottery in Chin dy- dead, wlvole pig spread-eagled Minister Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Vemoa Hancheiter, Conn. To develop messoge for Sundoy, 33-54-65-66^ HI folios! Well, here it is to handle Uic gameis for me and Rev. George F. Noatrand Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek Rev. tVllUam A. Taylor, Pastor THOMAS F. FERGUSON fun of him: "He saved others; let him read words corresporiding to numbers nasty (221-207 BC). Prom this “ scaffolding. An equally Rev. Besty F. Reed, Rev. Michellno Bicct 73-75-78 W.. When President Johnson EUi- so I hope that there wiH be a Rector Pastor WALTER R. FERGUSON have himself, if he is the Messiah whom of your Zodiac birth sign. Saturday ogalir and the day be- period domes tbe word "China,’’ ^ f t ; ! Minister Of Christian Edneation 7, 9, and 10:45 a.m., Holy Pubtlshers SC O tP tO nounced his shift of policy with fine turnout ithia coming Mon Rev. James W. Bottoms, Rev. Ernest J. C|p|lpa 6:30 a.m., Sunrise Service, Founded October 1. 1881 Gdd has chosen!’’ ’The soldiers also made OCT. 24 \ for ElELSter, so may I wish you a ^ ... ..__• i , ^ bellowed in Communion, with choir at all 9:45 a.m., Sunday SchoW. APR 21 1 Thol 31 Con 61 Is regard to Vietnam and accom day. Bov. Stephen M. Price Combined service with Salva- as well as the beiglnnlng of one pe(n os It was energeUcally fun of him; they came up to him and 32 Person 62 Keep NOV. 22 ' Just tto keep you posted, we 9:25 and 10:55 a.m., Church services. 11 a.m., Worship Service. Publlahed Every Evening Except Sunday! ( MAY 21 2 Best panied that move toward peace happy Eeater and a pleasant Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:80 tjon Army In Center Park o f the greait art fonms pvhibit- and enthiurtastloally beaten by and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at offered him wine, and said, “ Save your 3 You 33 Relotives 63 With are in the ptannlng Stage in School. Child care Is available 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. ^ 5-14-29.39 4 Good 34 Needed 64 For 6-15-25-34^ with the declaraitlon o f his own weekend. and 11:45 a.m. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School ed in the National Pal.i :i. Mu- a lad who acted as If he were Manchester. Conn..' as Second Class Mall self, if you are the King of the Jews!” 5^53-62-83-87 49-60-79-86^ for both services. St Peter’s Episcopal Church Matter. 5 Much 35 Along 65 Elderly non - CEindidacy, VEirlous Con I have a n important an- setting up this Meals on Wheels 6 and 9:80 a.m.. Holy Com claases for all age groups seum. Tbe treasures displayed the main event. Old and young These words were written above him ; OIMINI 6 Moke 36 Worried 66 People SAOITTAmUS and even from time ito time a 9:30 and 11 a.m., Easter Wor Sand HiU Rd. Sacred Heart Church 37 To 67 Participation necticut Democrats were able nouncecnent to make and that munion (These Services With St. Bartholomew’s Church 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, there so beautifully cover a followed in rickshas and pedl- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ‘’This is the King of the Jews.” 7 Lend NOV meal here at the centtf Etnd we ship. The Rev. Mr. Lacey will Wapping Bt. 30, Vernon Payable In Advance 8 Tone 38 Drink 68 Setting to malce varioua repsponaes. is there has been a change In out Music). Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Message by the pastor. Special span o f thirty centuries It Is a cabs. Brtivging up the rear were preach. The Call to Worahlp One of the criminals hanging there y JUNE 22 39 Along 69 Tide DEC Rev. James A. BIrdsall, Vicar Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor One Year ...... 130.00 9 Worthwhile Democratic State and Na hope to be able to give you more 7:80 and 11 a.m., Holy Com Rev. Edward M. LaBose music by the adult choir. pl««e where tbe scholar can four large wagons completely ^111 be ’’Easter Call to Wor- Six Months ...... 16.50 threw insults at him: "Aren’t you the 10 Influenttol 40 Would 70 You 10-18-31-42(^ the schedule on our trip to New Rev. Patrick Sullivan Three Months ...... 7.80 8-22-44-63 41 Things 71 Motter tional Chairman John Bailey neiws on this real soon. munion (These Services with Assistant Pastor Messiah? Save yourself and us!" ’The 11 A 51-64-70 Vi York to tour the United Na 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service spend a IKeUme Irarning and “ovfred by a great variety of ship” by Groavenor done by a 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Assistant Pastor One Month ...... 3.80 V74-76-V 12 To 42 Do 72 Much had the beautlftil option of Oh yes, slowly but surely we Music). No Church School. ------Message by the pastor. Special atudylng, w ^lo th" casual e (Wes. brass quartet including John other one, however, rebuked him, say 13 Cloud 43 Moy 73 Expect CAPRtCOtN tions Building. We have been 10 a.m, Morning Prayer, MEMBER OF CANCIR tEilking as if his own past loy are getting in old stockings Sitters in the Old Church at Masses at 6:46, 7:45, 0, 10:15 ing: “ Don’t you fear God? Here we are JUNE 23 14 Gam 44 Up 74 Some DEC 23 informed by the U.N. that we music by the combined adult -tnaveler wandere through won- It was colorful and exciting. cJadman, J. Allan Schuerman. Guest preacher, the Rev. Doug Massse at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 45 Good 75 Your (women’s), but we need mahy the 7:80 and 11 a.m.. Services, and 11:30 a.m. The Associated Press la exclusively entitled 15 List JAN 20 alty to Eind admiration o t the will have to visit the building and youth choirs. derlng at a dvlldzatlon so old No one we asked could explain James Spencer and William 11:45 a.m. all under the same sentence. Ours, how ^JULY 23 16 Food 46 Be 76 Brisk many more, so don’t forget to las Theuner, vicar of St. to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis President had Included faith on Tuesday, May 14, instead of Children, Kindergarten age amd and so skilled. Spooial sections what it was all about, and no Tuppeney. The combined ever, is only right, for we are getting 17 C ivic 47 With 77 Exercise 9-17-28-40^ George’s, Bolton. (Jhurch School patches credited to It or not otherwise credit 7-19-24-37 48 A 78 Attention and exipectation that he was save them and to drop them off up to be with their parents in St. Bridget Church on calUgraiphy, painting, jades, body seemed to care as long as ed In this paper and also the local news pub what we deserve for what we did; but 18 Friends 52-57-67 April 30 as plaimod. So, those Community Baptist Church choirs will sing Easter Passa- and Nursery. St. Bernard’s Church lished here. '48-59-71 19 Sympothetic 49 Repoirs 79 Wordrobe such a man as to be capable of here at the center during the Church in order to receive Eas Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor porcelain and embroidery re- there was a celebration. One caglia” by Riegger and “ The he has done no wrong." And he said to 20 Con 50 About 80 Emphosize AQUARIUS of you who are Interested In An American Baptist Church St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville All lights of republlcatlon of special dis uo such a change of policy and week days, or If not, just give ter Blessing at tbe Altar. Rev. Robert J. Keen veal both the agile Imagination guessed that It might be a patches herein are «lso reserved. 21 Scheming 51 Much 81 A JAN, 21 ^ taking the 'trip with us plesLse 585 East Center 8t. Lord Now Victorious” by Mas- Rev. George F. X. BeWy Jesua. "Remember me, Jesus, when you ^ JULY 24 82 Silver us a call and we will try to ar Rev. Kenneth J. Frisbie and manual dexterity of this god’s birthday, 'Whatever it First Congregational Church 22 Yourself 52 Appreciote b such a renunciation o f power, No sitters at tbe 6 and 9:80 cagni-Greeley, with soloist Mrs. Rev. James H. Royle come as King!” Jesus said to him, ‘’I AUG 23 53 Shortly 83 Up FE ' 19 make this change. By the way, Rev. Walter BL Loomis, United Church of Christ The Herald Printing Company Inc., as 23 Go Bailey, in other words, bad range to pick them up. We are a.m., Services, Greetings by the ------race. foast was in store tor a Jsinice Forbes. Rev. Anthony Kmdal sumes no financial responsibility for typo tell you this today you will be in Para 24 Ear 54 Sweetheorts 84 Your 1-13-26-36(5 those who are planning to at Minister Andover 2-12-23-35 55 Pretty 85 Today known all along that President planning a new and interesting Rev. George Nostrand, rector, Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 in _____ Of the many exhibits that gi’oa.t many people. graphical errors appearing In advertisements dise with me.” 0 , 47-58-69 25 Of 50^61-82-88^ tend are advised that you wear Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., and other reading matter In The Manchester 26 You 56 Compony 86 Improvement Johnson would do the right and project and need all the stock at the 7:80, 9:80, and 11 a.m., the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 o .n TT. » o 1 drew my attention, let me men- Probably watching the Rockville Methodist Church Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80, It was about twelve o’clock when the 27 And 57 Your 87 Efforts Pisces comfortable eftioes as I under Pastor Evening Herald. vitoo big thing with his spot in his ings we can get. Services. in the auditorium. ^ on®—a golden seep- changing scene in any Amerl- sun stopped shining and darkness cov 28 Groups 58 The 88 Lined stand there is quite a bit of ice and Breakfast. 142 Grove St. lf:45 a.m. Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- 29 Comes 59 Confidentiol 89 W ay tory. Lots of good things are hap 7:00 p.m., Dally, Evening ,tre. It was exquisitely decorat- city would be as interest Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor ered the whole country until three MAR 21 walking for those wishing to 9 a.m., Church School for all ton Post News Service. 30 Hove 60 Or 90 Trop Senator Abe RiWcoff did not pening around the center and one Prayer. St. James’ Church ed with peaches, citron and \"g revealing as we have 6:45 a.m.. Church School. Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. o’clock; and the curtain hanging in the 11-21-32-43/^ take the full tour. Applications Unitarian Meeting House Publishers Representatives — The Julius iQ n 3-20-30-41 Adverse ^ ^ N eu tril have quite that wide an option, of the more recent ones is that Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, ages, the expanded session for pQn^egranoto wWoh, in turn, lound it to be In these far-away 9:30 a.m., Family Worship 11 a.m., Easter Worship. Ser Temple was tom in two. Jesus cried out .^>'55-72-84-89 4668-81-90^ ore availaible at the center and Nursery through .50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi for he quite obviously had not we now have a new clerk-typist Concordia Lutheran Church Pastor iery through Grade 4 con- long life, good luck, and Pla<:es, but how rarely do we Service. Sermon: "He Has mon by the Rev Mr. Bradley. cago. DetroU and Boston. in a loud voice, "Father! In your hands we will mail out applications to tinuing during the worship serv Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat previously shared Einy such and receptionist here In the of 40 Pitkin Sb Rev. Joseph E. Vujs many sons. take the time. Standing on a Come.” Nursery, No Church I place my spirit!” He said this and those vdio would Mke them, but ice. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA serene confidence In the cer fice. She is Mrs. Josephine Ma- Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Rev. Thomas Barry A friend In the embassy drove street corner near our hotel, we School, Talcottville Congregational 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, TIONS. died. The army officer saw what had we will not accept any reserva 10 a.m., Worship Hour. Topic: tainty of President Johnson's gora, who will be Einswerlng all Pastor Rev. Vincent J. Flynn us out to the museum In her '"'’atehed the strange mixture of 10:45 a.m., Regular Worship Church Nursery and Worship Church happened, and he praised God, saying, tions over the phone. Elveryone “ Mary Magdalene and the Gard Dlyjlay advertising closing hours: emergence 'vith a policy on your calls and greeting you with Rev. Lonls E. Bauer Jr., car which had 1957 on the num- ®®®t and we^ in clothing, Service. Sermon: ’’He Has Rev. Tniman O. Ireland, School. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. "Certainly he was a good man!” When —— Wonders of the Univers/^ going must have their $6 in the ner.” A Nursery is provided dur For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Vietnam he, the Senator, could her charming smile as you come Assistant Pastor Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 her plate. In reply to my ques The men usually wear coat end C3ome.’’ Nursery. No CJhurch Pastor the people who had gathered there to office on or before ’Thursday, ing the worship service. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday applaud. To the contrary, the to visit or participate In pro and 11:30 a.m. tion, She explained that it was trousers, but one very large School. Eastmlnster United For Thuisdav — 1 p.m. Tuesday. watch the spectacle saw what happened, May 9. For Fiidav — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Senator had a long record of grams here at the center. So 8:45 a.m., and 10:80 a.m.. not ten years old for In Chi gentleman had on a high col 11 a.m., Easter Sunday Pub Presbyterian Fellowship they all went back home beating their International Cooperation Would also like to remind you For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. having recommended and sug drop In and chat with her once Holy Communion, Church St. John’s Polish National The Presbyterian Church nese chronology the date cor lared (Chinese coat that came Jehovah’s Witneoses lic Worship Service. George E. Slye School Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before breasts. All those who knew Jesus per folks that a meeting and dis publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday gested to this same President in awhile; she’ll be happy to gchool and Nursery. Cattu^c Church 43 Spruce St. responds 'to oUr 1968. down to his sandals. Under It Kingdom Hall Kingston Dr. off Oak St. sonally, including the women who had cussion on Medicaid will be held and Monday publication. For Space Program Urged courses of action quite similar meet you. Rev. George W. Smith The ubiquitous turning bar was the usual western suit. An Hartford Tpke. Bolton Congregational Chureh East Hartford followed him from Galilee, stood off at on 'Tuesday afternoon May 7 Rev. Walter A. Hyszko to the course the President him Schedule of events for the First Church of dtriat, Pastor Minister ber pole can be found in the uncovered shiny bald head Rockville Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Rev. Gordon S. Bates, Saturday, April IS a distance to see these things. here at the center. This is an ■group could m E in a Mars-orblt- self was now finally taking. week: . T Scientist back streets of Bombay, the topped it all, and 'he carried a Minister ’There was a man named Joseph, DB. I.M. LEVITT, DIRECTOR Important date for you to re- The Fels Planetarium Ing laboratory and five years When the President went to Monday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, 447 N. Main St. Masses at 8:30 emd 10:30 a.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School Class war-tom alleys of Saigon, and tightly rolled black umbrella. 9 a.m.. Public talk, “ Provi 10 a.m., Worship and Church from the Jewish town of Arimathea. He memlber as I’m sure you wiU rug hooking; 1 p.m. to 4 Of ’The Franklin Institute later a 10-man team could op a new policy, which hajjpened p.m.. es for all ages. in the midst of the Chinese Three women walked by one sions for Rejoicing to Time '6:30 a.m.. Sunrise Service School. Sermon: "The Gift of Easter 1968 was a good and honorable man, and wait find this discussion to be most after the other. The first wore An international space pro erate a surface observatory to be what Senator Ribicoff pinochle tournament. 11 a.m., Sunday church serv Gospel Hall 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. signs of Taipei. On the eternal Indefinate” by C. Stelnhart, (Inside). New Life.” ed for the coming of the Kingdom of interesting as it could be the Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. free stretch pants and a bulky It has been Good Friday and it has gram for a reduction of world ■there. In that same year a mis had been urging for a long ice, Sunday School and Nursery. 415 Center St. The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. shelf under the mirror in a Watchtower Society representa 7 to 8:16 a.m., Easter Break God. Although a member of the Council, answer to paying many of the card playing, TV and reading; sweater; the second, balancing been Easter and it has been Passover tensions has been proposed by sion might leave to orbdt Mer time, the Senator could con "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Sermon: "Resurrection Perspec barber shop, here I saw remind tive. fast. Our Savior Lutheran Church he had not agreed with their decision bills not covered by Medicare. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bowling at the a load of vegetables on a bam a leading space scientist. He out cury and the final mission is a gratulate not the InfaiUblUty of Real?” la the subject of the 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. tives.” ers of home: Barbasol, 'Vitalis, 10 a.m.. Study of Watchtower. 9:16 and 11 a.m, Worship 238 Graham Road, Wapping all week long. and action. He went into the presence Pinochle winners for the post Parkade Lanes. boo pole, had on sneakers and lines a method to overcome na 1999 Jupiter capture mission. the President, but hte ability to lesson-sermon. The Golden Text 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 2:30 p.m.. Laurel Manor Serv Max Factor, Mennen, Bryl- "True Worship Under Chal Services. Sermon: "God Broke Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor of Pilate and asked for the body of Jesus. week are: Giace Windsor, 701; Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., a conical straw hat; the third, In no such religious week—religious tional and political differences These are typical programs shift from a fallible policy. He is from Psalma, SO; 1. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ice. creem, Wildroot, Prell, Jergens, lenge.” page 169. the Death Barrier.” TTien he took the body down, wrapped Mary ’Thrall, 699; Frank An Sunset Club meeting. in sharp western dress, car by rite and calendar—has there been among the space powers by the that can be implemented in an could welcome the President to The public Is welcome at the 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Ser and others. I looked at these Sunrise Worship 6 a.m. it in a linen sheet, and placed it in a international undertaking. derson, 684; Esther Anderson, Thursday, 9:30 a.m., to noon, ried her baby in a sling, pa Wapping Community Church so much religion in the air, so deep a establishment of an internation his side of . the one issue he had Reading Room which is located The Salvation Army mon: “ Easter Afterglow.” with some suspicion because of United Methodist Church 9 a.m., Early Worship, Sun- grave which had been dug out of the Space scientists and engineers 667; Gladys Schuetz, 655; Har rug hooking class; 3 p.m. to 4:30 poose-like on her back. So goes Congregational sensing ot the religious experience In a al space organization. During previously specified as hlS own at 740 Main St., and except for 661 Main St. the pirating of labels which Rt. 44A, Bolton day School. rock —a grave which had never been Indicate that major hardware riet Keeney, 653; Joe 'Windsor, p.m., choral singing group the ever-changing scene. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, the next few decades, this body domlnEint reason for keeping his holidays, is open Monday MaJ. Kenneth Lance Calvary Church we have been told is often done Rev. Hugh A. Gillls 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. people as in the American people this used. It was Frldayt and the Sabbath developments must materialize 646; and Roto OEimpbell, 619. We which, by the way. Is very busy We had rpad that Chinese Minister would undertake advanced man own mind open on. Presidential through Saturday from 11 a.m. Officer la CSiarge (Aaaembllea of Ood) in Taiwan. But there was no Minister Sunday School. Easter Week of 1968. was about to begin. before these programs can be possibilities for 1968. are having some fine turnouts ’ planning some entertainment to to 4 p.m. and on Sunday after 647 E. Middle Tpke. question about the satisfying opera shuns the realistic, it has « ’The women who had followed Jesus ned spaceflight missions of such undertaken. The projected pay- for this progrram and could like be presented In the later part few stage properties, and uses 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship There must be no effort to make the The most unusual option the noon from 2 to 4:30. Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break Rev. Kenn:th L. Gustafso:: "extras” that went along with 6:30 a.m.. Sunrise Service. Wesleyan Methodist Oiurch from Galilee went with Joseph and saw magnitude that no single nation loads will receive 20 post-Satum more new faces, so how about of May. formalized dance whose timing Service. Sermon by the Rev. pairallels Involved too explicit. Each President’s Etetion extended to fast. Pastor the haircut. Senior Choir sings "Day of Res Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington the grave and how Jesus’ body was laid could undertake the implement launch vehicles each year getting out on a Monday after Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., free and action is determined by Mr. Richardson, "At the Sound reality, however much it seems to yearn ation of the program by Itself. any Connecticut Democratic 9:30 a.m., Sunday School An attractive girl gave me urrection.” Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor in it. ’Then they went back home and through the 1980s. For the fol leader was that which came to noon and enjoy the fun? This card playing, TV, resullng; 1 Classes for all ages). gong and drum. During our of Her Name.” and stretch itself toward another, re Dr. H. H. Koelle, professor of 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Bi warm, moist towels before and 7 a.m., Easter Sunrise Break prepared the spices and ointments for lowing decade, 40 post-Saturn Congressman John S. Mona- week and next being my vaca p.m. to 3 p.m. crewel embroid week in Taipei, we had the 9 and 10:30 a.m., Cliurch spsice technology at the Tech 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting ble classes for all ages. after. The skillful barber used fast. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, mains in some sacred and sacrosEuict his body. vehicles must be made available. gan. It was an option that sen tion, I have secured the serv ery class; 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., privilege of seeing a capsule School. nical University of Berlin, be (nursery provided). 11 a.m., Easter Worship Serv a gentle steam spray to make 9:30 and 11 a.m., Prelude: Classes for all ages. compartment of its own. There must be On the Sabbath they rested, as the law The number of people In many sible and Intelligent gentleman ices of William Neverette card playing and refreshments. GIVE 6:15 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. edition of this during a C h in e se 11 a.m., Worship Service. Nur commanded. lieves the world has reached a ice. Special music by Children’s rebellious hair stay in place, "Meditation” by Gtounod Junior no carelessly well-intended effort to ap lands working on these projects of politics could not really ex style luncheon Vernon Methodist Church sery. critical point in its space acti- 6:30 pjn.. Prayer Meeting. Choir. then did a soothing and rhyth Choir, "The Easter Tide with ply the image from one to another. Very early on Sunday morning the will range from 350,000 to per ercise, even playfully. For he 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. _ _ _ Our "ring-side seats” enabled Rt. 30 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. vlWes. He considers It Inevitable 6 p.m., Christ’s Ambassadors, mical taitoo on my back and Joy Was Bright” by Bldgood, women went to the grave carrying the haps 900,000. ’The projects esti was on record with a news re- 7 rm s. th ls r t o p ^ ''o ffb y a see dearly the elaborate Rev. Morton A. Magee 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. There need be no cross-referencing that the scope of space pro youth. Senior Choir, "The Halleluiah spices they had prepared. They found mated global costs could con leiase for the morning of Sun United Pentecostal Church robe and grimacing mask of the 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. between the particular stories and cir grams will diminish in the next 7 p.m., Gospel Service for the brilliant shoe-shine, cost less Caiorus” by Handel. Sermon; the stone rolled away from the entrance ceivably be $4 to 10 billion per day, March 31, which had him Editorials Differ 72 Center St. first character who pantomimed 8:30 emd 9:46 a.m., Worship cumstances by which the great meister decade unless concrete steps are family. than 75c. "Exploring the Easter Faith." to the grave, so they went on in; but year, with the United States, Eu asking the President, by letter (Orange Hall) "Joy over a Promotion.” Either Service and child care. Sermon St. Maurice Church, Bolton taken to overcome barriers im CHOCOLATES The cab drivers here weave a Postlude, "Trumpet Tune" by theme of suffering and redemption has they did not find the body of the Lord rope and the Soviet Union ab dated March 27, to make that Robert Baker, Pastor he was overweight or heavily by the pastor. There will be no Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor posed by competitive national Church of Christ dangerous pattern through an Purcell. been developed and unfolded. Jesus. TTiey stood there uncertain about sorbing the major portion. review of our position in Viet padded, but he moved with dex Church School. this, when suddenly two men in bright programs. On State Primaries Lydall and Vernon Sts overabundance of vehicles, In addition to the easing of nam which the President had 10 a.m., Sunday School. terity and gaiety. His whirling ------Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and It would be better, if such possibili shining clothes stood by them. Full of It is obvious that there major world tensions and the prospects THE PERFECT GIFT Eugene Brewer, Minister keeping their horns blowing al- Avery St. ties cross the mind, to sit and meditate obviously made In prepsoiation (Continued from Page One) 11 a.m., Worship Service. mod^conTt^tlyr ’i'o correct the robe revealed elevated footwear. Second Congregational Church Christian Reformed Church 11:30 ajn. fear, the women bowed down to the forces working against such an of a lasting period of global for Emnouncements of the eve claimed a "gratifying victory" 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. than to reach for the Analogy, or frame ground, as the men said to them: "Why International program. These in FOR 9 a.m., Bible classes. traffic snarl, the government Is Every Asian dance program United Oiurch ot Christ 661 Avery St. peace, there are scientific ob nings of March 31. The jest for fectiveness of the local cam and asked: “ With victories like Rt. 44A, Coventry the obvious question into specific words. are you looking among the dead for one clude the military uses for earth jectives which warrant a major 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon: gradually buying all the oxcarts seems to include some kind of South Windsor Monagan would have been that paign.” these, who needs defeats?” South Methodist Church Rev. Robert K. Becht f P A G E S IX MANCHESTER fe VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 IIA19GHIS1TO EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, C»NN.. SA'TURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 PAG E S E V E N Augusta Course Snaps Back at Palmer Sports Viewing SATURDAY 1:00 ( 8) NBf.: New York V eteran RSox Hurler vs. Chicago (80) Celebrity BiUlards Gary, Don Share Masters 1:80 ( 8) Sportsman USINESS SERVICES LDJIRECTORY 2:10 (80) St. Lonis Cards Stange, Wants Mound vs. Chicago Cubs AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — 2:80 ( 8) Ysle vs. NYU Gary Player went for the Baseball BOS'TON (AP) __ Lee year. He was not given a ’’Stange did a great Job,” Wll- pin with monotonous regu 8:80 ( 8) Masters OoU Stange, who led the Bos- S'T®® larity. Don January went 5:00 ( 8) SatuMay at the <. D J o • 4.U J S®*’!®*- spring. How- CAMPING H I G H G R A D E to his wedge with remark Races ton Ked box in the earned Manager Dick williams is ever, I’m not counting upon him CAR LEASING able results. Arnold Palmer (80) Twelve Hours oltX~ run average department in counting upon stange as a long for short relief. I want him in DWNtnS I'l AHil n INC EQUIPMENT PRINTING went home to Lairobe, Pa. Sebring 1967, is starting out the specialist this season as long relief.” Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Player and January tamed 5:30 ( 8) Wide World of M E MB E R t Job and Commercial 1968 season as an unhappy O n 1 o r 2 Air Mattresses, Stoves, tough Augusta National and Sports ,. , n|„lrDick imimirnrth Enisworth, .TnsoJose SanHoovi Santiago, again today as toe Red Sox Printing 0:00 (30) It’s Racing Hme pitcher. soared into the second-round _ ^ ^ Gary Waslewski, Jerry Stephen- launched a weekend series with Lanterns 0:30 ( 8) Gadabout Gaddis Y E A R P LA N Prompt and EfRoIent lead of the 1668 Masters Golf The veteran right - handw ^ulp. toe Indians at Cleveland before MANCHESTER SUNDAY Printing Of AU Kln& tournament, but toe capricious doesn’t like toe bullpen, He ” We’ll see what happens,” returning to Boston for a Fen Flmt In Mnnclwater. New 1:80 ( 8) Gutdoorsman SURPLUS SALES CO. course snapped back at toe old wants a shot as a starter. Stange said. ” I don't like toe way Park opener against De can , full ntnlnteiuuioe, fully (80) The Profession 169 N. MAIN ST. master, Palmer, and sent him "All I want Is a chance to bullpen and I don’t Intend to troit Monday. insured to reduce your prob Community Press reeling home, a ■victim of the als: Rodeo at Depot Square 2:00 (8 ) NBA: Boston vs. pitch,” Stange said the other gtay there. Maybe I can force Right-hander Gary Waslewski, lems and worries. For fnll 9 East Middle Tpke. cut. Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. Philadelphia day before the Red Sox went to my way Into toe starting rota- who fashioned ft 1.13 earned run information, call J. FARR — 648-7111 Telephone 643-5727 ’The four-time winner of this Detroit for a two-game series, tlon with good work In relief, average In exhibition games In tournament, toe game’s all-time 3:00 ( 8) Golf aassic 4:00 ( 8) Masters Golf "I don’t know why I have to sit I'm going to try.” Florida, was named to face leading money winner, toe most Paul Dodg* Pontioe (18) Canadian Hockey around every year until July 1 Stange received his first sum- Cleveland’s Steve Hargan. magnetic personality in toe INC. before I get a chance to start, rnons from the bullpen Thursday Another young right - hander, CUSTOM MADE sport staggered, stupibled and MANCHESTER BICK’S I don’t like it. Why should I sit in Detroit. With toe score tied, Jerry Stephenson, Is due to start 973 MAIN STREET CANVAS AWNINGS struggled to a fantasUc 79, sev Phone 640-S8S1 en over par for the 6,980-yard around while everyone else the bases loaded and one out, he for the Red Sox Sunday. The MEMORIAL CO. SHELL B lu es H ope makes toe money.” got toe call. He responded by Indlaiu plan to counter with We Vrce Ton To Snpport layout. ’That went with a 72 for Stange had a 2.77 earned run retiring Don Wert on a foul pop Sonny Slebert, who threw a two- Tile Lutz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE 151, two strokes above toe cut. "It’s the worst round I’ve T o C lin c h average, 11th in the American and then getting AI Kallne on a hit shutout against toe Chicago Quality Memorials White Glass Fixes' Sashes 668 CEN’TER STREET ever had here,’’ Palmer said. “ I League, despite an 8-10 record fly to right. White Sox In a season opener. don’t know where I was, but I DuPont IGO Member Here we are again, facing tak- This means that they have met MECHANIC GN DU'TY Stanley Cup Over SO Years’ Elxpeiience wasn’t on toe course. 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Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 3 homer, a two-run shot In toe RUG CLEANING Materials The Montreal Canadiens, reg- TodaySs Games lanta knuckleballer led off with • Storag^ 643-6563 li u rtnne ® "® « and you know that any work that it, both in beauty and in cutting FREE ES’TIMATES They are tied at that_____ figure^______with bogeys, a double'bogey and a 12 for a double bogey, three ’’Don’t ask me what I did, seventh, hadn't been scheduled COMPANY sure of w^ork that will he done end alignment at a most rea- is done here is of toe best qual- down toe amount of work that Texaco Sfafion ular season winners In toe East, st. Louis (Carlton 14-9) at his first major league homer. Lower Level of the Parksds Ray Floyd and Bert Yancey, triple bogey 8, the latter on the putted two g;reens, took three to he said. ” I hit so many shots I to play. He got Into toe game MANCHESTER 15 H ANN AW IY ST. 381 M ain Street each with a 71. 15th where he put two shots in get down from the fringe on an- don’t remember them all. won their semifinal series Chicago (Nye 13-10) In the third Inning after Joe Hank Aaron singled and Till at ^nHnp“, tha " arp masnnaWe workmanship. has to be done. 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(AP) — Cincinnati (Maloney 16-11 or Tillman struck out with toe Upshaw, pitching In relief of — Also — ail sizes of windows Indiana rolled up a commanding Safari Rally starts tonight and a Ipnd L i iTiPP oJ Tt °®P®"'‘ “ P®'^ DuPont’s Stop ’n this condition gradually cuts The J.A White Glass Co. will We Give Green Stamps • For Table Tops Culver 7-3) at Atlanta (Johh- bases loaded in toe fifth inning Nekro, worked out of a hoses FURNITURE CLEANING tend not to take notice of It. .Go Atlantic Service Station. without cut the glass to measure. lead In the National AAU Short Ford Lotus Cortina, with form- Periodical time-ups mean that B y Former Masters Champ son 13-9) night to quell a budding rally. But loaded, none out jam. Upshaw your actually noticing It, aii3 ^lass ventilators are worth OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Course S'wimmlng champion- ®*' champion Vto Preston and your car will run smoothly, and with Hank Aaron on first with also weathered a ninth inning this hazard is particularly dan- their weight in gold —both in SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON ships at East Carolina Unlver- ^ob (terrish drivtog, ^^® ^ AMERICAN LEAGUE there are many times when AUGUSTA, Ga. (A P )— a single In the seventh, the for rally when pinch runner Bob gerous at night with the glare summer and winter. ’They let sitv Fridav chance to end toe French W. L. Pet. G.B. small adjustments can be made Vernon T8URAINE mer New York Yankee smashed Johnson was thrown' out trying STEVENSON’S of oncoming cars reflecting on the fresh air in, keep out sud- Is Arnold Palmer past his BUI Burrell won the 200-yard P®ugeot’s two-year reign, Minnesota 2 0 1.000 before they turn into a really Huskies Finish a fast ball 407 feet over the to score from first on a double your windshields. Should you storms, and do not darken J. A. WHITE New York 1 0 1.000 large repair bill. Why not have prime at the age of 38? freestyle for the Hoosiers and center field fence. by Pete Rose. Man Arrested be stopped for a spot check, your rooms. ’These can be in- Baltimore 1 0 1.000 ESSO your car tuned for spring driv PAINTS Definitely not, says toe famed Florida Trip Charles Hlckcox added the 100- % He hit three homers last year you would receive a warning to stalled by toe White Glass Co. G LASS C O . Boston 1 1 .500 1 Tony Perez’ second homer of ing and see toe difference It In 3-Car Crash 31 Blssell St.—TeL 649-7828 gfolfer. Connecticut finished its south yard backstroke. Indiana lost with the Yankees. toe young season gave the Reds ■ 405 MAIN ST. have this condition fixed. Why or by yourelf. If you prefer to Threatens Cleveland 1 MMk.SOO 1 Niekro’s homer, which led off FOR BEST RESULTS ” I don’t feel old at all,” added ern trip with a 4-3 record Fri only one event. a 1-0 edge in the second inning TEL. 649-5533 MGSGGW (AP)— The So Detroit 1 1 .500 1 toe seventh, was a 340-foot shot '^Sprtog’'*a^d*^sJJmTr"'mean William Arnold, 26, of 168 East ’®‘ ‘|?® ^ ‘ h® 'work yourself, ‘give the Palmer Friday after he failed to day. The Huskies dropped the That loss came in the arbitra but Jackson, obtained from survive toe cut at toe halfway viet Union liM again blasted California 1 1 .500 1 barely far down the left field longer trips, nnd lor ..T .ty » l n St. w .s ctoiyoa « t h M - S ' l t ” u r T “ o“ S ..K ? S Z ” ™ " " ' “ " " final game of the Florida tour tion room when Dr. James Houston In another winter deal, * Tune-Ups mark in toe Masters, his favor the readmittance of South Chicago 0 1 .000 line. sake your tires should have plen- ure to grant one-half toe high- Larochelle and Joseph M irras work wonders in a PAUL'S to South Florida 6-3 at Tampa, CounsHman’s protest, held over Africa into the Glymplcs and Oakland 0 1 .000 tied it in toe third with his first TURNPIKE ite tournament. Fla. m Jackson, acquired by toe * Engine Cleaning ty of tread on them. If your way ^ d warned for driving af- u,e owners of toe r^Tm. L 7 enllrge it. they from Thursday, on a disqualifi has indicated it would with Wash’n. 0 2 .000 2 homer since 1966. PAINT SUPPLY ” I don’t know what’s wrong UConn senior righthander Ed Braves from Houston in a trade tires are getting smooth, don t er d r ^ n g after being Inwlved white Glass Co. and they are make it spacious and add a cation In toe 400-yard medley Rookie Hector Torres, toe * Minor Repairs with me,” Palmer said, “ but I Baird had to leave the game draw from the 1968 Games if Friday’s Results before this season, had hit only take chances; It Isn’t wor In a three-car accident Thurs- ygry pleased that they have touch of airiness to it. When- 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO relay was disallowed. the decision were not revers No gameis scheduled supposedly llght-hlttlng shorts don’t think it’s age. in toe fourth inning because of three major league homers, all * ZtH": Stamps rlrk’ng an accident. You can day. Tel. 649-0300 Friday’s committee decision Today’s Games been selected to do authorized ever your choice la glass, make Open 24 Hours A Day ” I sure hope age is not one of a stiff arm. At that point toe ed. year before last. top who has replaced Jackson In get Goodyear or Jetzon at Du marked the second time In two The latest Russian outburst Chicago (Peters 18-11) at De Arnold came out of Village St., work for insurance companies. It from the J.A. White Glass Co. my problems. I’ve got enough score was 1-1. His successor His 377-foot homer over the the Houston infield... touched off pont’s Stop ’n Go Atlantic for turned east on Union St. and In ------——------Firestone Tires weeks toe Hoosiers have been came Friday and was aimed trolt (Sparna 16-9) the Astros’ fifth-inning burst a most reasonable price, and others right now,” said the Bill Hogerty gave up six hits right field fence came in toe doing so struck a car operated Quality Line Products disqualified in toe 400-yard med at the International Olympics Boston (Waslewski 6-8) at with one of his three singles. then start your trip with assur- ^ Anne Svardh, 27 Walnut St.; four-time Masters champion and five runs in toe next 3 2-3 third inning, erasing a 1-0 lead THE ley relay. The first time was Committee and its president, Cleveland (Hargan 14-13) ance that your tires are safe P . ’ Hospital Notes Lennard Toccallne, 10 Bunce Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License who soared to a 79 in the second innings. No UConn player had toe Reds had taken on Tony Rusty Staub’s two-run double two weeks ago during qualifying Avery Brundage of Chicago. Oakland (Dobson 10-10) at for high speed driving. Ellington, police said. ’The Arn Dff round, his worst showing ever more than one hit of toe six Perez’ homer In the second, his keyed the decisive rally. Ron Comer Broad and for the NCAA championships It was the IOC’s decision to Osfrinsky DuPont’s carries Eastern old car continued on and ------struck .^ e v e n in g vtelUng bouK b IRTH YESTERDAY. A Rental at toe Augusta National. collected by the Huskies. Washington (Ortega 10-10) second of the year. Davis also delivered two runs when a swimmer left toe block readmit South Africa to the C t t t h batteries, also purolater gaso another car driven by Ralph start. In the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Middle Tpke. West “ Jack Nicklaus missed toe Yale’s record fell to 7-8 for California (McGlothln 12-8) at In the night’s only other ma- with a single and double, DEALER IN WASTE “ 35 of Snlpslc View various unite, at: P ^ a trics, 3 wayne Palmer, Hartford. “We Rent Most Everything” cut last year at toe Masters— the season as the Ells absorbed too soon. Games, which will be held in Baltimore (Hardin 8-3) jor league action, toe Houston Cookie Rojas stroked four of line filters, oil filters and air Jr. Phone 643-2176 Mexico City, Oct. 12-27. Luncheons and Dinners filters. Get your car in good Heights. p.m.; seif service unit, 10 a.m.; DISCHARGEDm.isrHARriFir) Y------ESTER- and he’s 10 years younger than I a 9-4 defeat on toe home field Counsilman Insisted his relay Minnesota (Perry 8-7) at New Astros struck for four runs in the Phillies’ 11 hits off winner MATERIALS A P The Russians feel South Tuesday thru Sunday shape for spring at DuPont’s. Arnold car and the Bard ^ « w^lrArSa tutH hnii ^eda Carlson, 112 am,” Palmer said. against Colgate. Colgate collect man merely missed touching toe York (Monbouquette 6-5) the fifth inning and trimmed Denny Lemaster, who needed Open Every Day . People who use Atlantic prod- had to be towed from the ^ ’ Weigold, P a 1 m e r ’s disaster-marked ed 10 hits off Ell hurlers Bob underwater pad that triggers toe Africa should be banned ------Philadelphia 6-2 for their third relief help from John Buzhardt r Ag s , ir o n 79—which included a double-bo- from the Games because of Entertainment Nightly ucts are high in their praise of scene. There were no injuries. aeml*Drivat« roomn nm - v\a River Rd., Coventry: EQUIPMENT Wright and John Mackey. timing device Thursday, touch The gray fox Is toe only one victory without a loss. in toe eighth, DON WILLIS gey 6 and a triple-bogey 8—left its racial policies. SCRAP METAL in the Gibson Lounge them, and whether you use Arnold is scheduled to appear ^ Mrs. Mae Spitalnlck, Hartford; 935 CEN'TER S’TRBET Colgate had an 8-0 lead be ing the gutter of the pool In of its species that climbs trees. - MANCHES’TER him with a 36-hole total of 161, fore Yale bounced back. Runs stead. The AAU committee, 860 Main S t, East Hartford regular or Imperial gasoline you in R°®kville Circuit Court 12, tim f for fmiinrflate f Jnfly only^ ^ iT M J ° lf r :n t o Har^^^^^^^ two strokes over toe cutoff and PAPER Telephone 289-4359 are sure to be pleased when April 30. with' a fiv» minute iimitotinn ®*®’ Harding, 30 649-2052 OARAOE scored when Captain Ed Gold- however, studied movies, held mark. stone doubled and sophomore long discussions and then ruled Injuries Trouble 76ers^ you have a tank of Atlantic gas. Police also arrested Thurs- Afternoon vlsitlnf hours in ob DeCioccio, 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 ” I don’t know -what was the 731 PARKER ST. ______, , ATiernoon visiting hours m ob- j,? Blssell St.: Paula Gancarz. Steve Greenberg tripled. Green against toe Indiana coach. matter, but I knew things were Second 50"Lap Race Slated I%L 64S-57S5 or 643-5879 berg is toe son of Basbeall Hall In learn standings, Indiana is Specializing in n’t right,” Palmer said of his Celtics Trail in Playoff of Fame member Hank Green well out in front with 264 ijolnts. BUY play. ” I couldn’t make myself ABNGLD PALMER berg. AUTOMOTIVE Santa Clara Swim Club is sec For Riverside Park Oval PHILADELPHIA (AP )— The tap. The 76ers planned to prac SELL men, Joseph Simons, 46, and Gent’s rooms. No more than Mrs. Dorcas White, ’Twin Hill BRAKE SERVICE do toe things I knew I had to do. In other action Friday, South COINS TRADE ond with 168, followed by Yale Philadelphia 76ers could be tice after arrival In late after Raymond Bartholomew, 67, both two visitors at one time per Dr., Coventry; Joseph Butler, ” I sure hope things get bet which peddles such things as ern Connecticut defeated Salis PAUL DODGE with 113 and the 'University of The second modified stock cW billed as the best touring troupe noon. Desperately needed, to re of no certain address, were tak- patient. * 10.1183 oakOak «!tSt. Front End Alignment ter,” he said. ”I can’t stand laundries, clothes, golf clubs bury State at Salslbury, Md., 6-0 plenish our stock, small or SUPPLIES Southern California varsity at prog;ram of toe season is set tor in basketball. All they need is a Boston Player-Coach Bill Rus en to Tolland State Jail and Also, Richard Gradante, East much more of this.” and golf courses, missed toe cut as Dan Sackman pitched a five- PONTIAC, INC. large collections. 'UnitedRerit-CUi^ are scheduled for Manchester ADMITTED YESTERDAY: General Repair Work Palmer hasn’t won any of toe 82. tonight at Riverside Park Speed- doctor to complete the cast. sell, admittedly tired in a 12- fis Haatmt MigMw Hartford; Mrs. Florence Rau- at the Citrus Open in Orlando, hit shutout. Monmouth beat 114 loss at Philadelphia Thurs Circuit Court on Monday. Mrs. Margaret Benart, 124 , . o. >r PLUS big presUge tournaments since Fla., last month. Yale swimmer? Phil Long way, with another 60-lap race Going into the fourth game 873 Main S t— 'Tel. 649-2881 Connecticut’ Valley Green Rd.; Mn.. Gyrene Booth. Quinnipiac 8-5. day night, led toe Celtics he captured his fourth Masters However, he won the Bob and Mike Burkley were third heading toe eight-event card. Sunday of their National Bas 358 BURNSIDE AVE. 116 Maple St.; Max Brache, rill Colton, 743 Tolland Tpke.; MACHINE SHOP through a light practice Friday. DAILY RENTAL Coin Co. Mrs. Ethel Peterson, Over- championship in 1964. Hope Desert Classic last winter, The 1969 U.S. Open will be and fourth respectively in the With many of toe drivers ketball Association playoff se ElAST HAB-TFORD Manchester Manor Convales B u P O N rS "Sunday’s game is a must for 07 Center St., Manchester brook Rd., Vernon; Julia SERVICE The millionaire, who heads a and is toe all-time leading mon played at the Champions Golf 100-yard breaststroke, which was pected to have their cars ries with the Boston Celitcs, the SERVICE Radio Today cent Home: Richard Bundy, 55 us,” Russell said. "However, 643-6295 Dougherty, 279 W. Center St.; massive business organization ey winner In golf. Club In Houst'D::. won by Ken Merton of the Los better working order, toe In- 76ers are hurting from head to 289-6333 ’Thomas St., Rockville; Marilyn stop ’n Go we’re going to have" to avoid WDBC—1S60 Leslie Spencer, 460 Lake St.; Angeles Athletic Club. dlcations are for a tougher night toe. DaUy 10 A.M___ P.M. Power and Hand Tools 1:00 John Roody Byram, 112 Highland St.; foul trouble. That killed us In Thurs. - Frl. 10 A.M.—9 P.M. Painting and Decorating 3:00 Ken Griffin James Breen, 4 Green Hill St.; Yale’s Dave Johnson finished of competition. So what’s new? Injuries have 57 a day 7c a mile 8:00. Dick ^Mnson George Oarr, 17 Theresa Rd.; MANCHESTE Atlantic Sonrlce sixth in the 200-yard freestyle. third game.” Monday Closed ’Tools 1:00 News, S to Off Frederick Baxter, Kelly Rd.. The pilots will start qualify plagued toe defending NBA Mrs. Anne Crowley, RFD 1, Another sixth place was by Russell picked up five fouls BUY ONLY THE Garden and Land Tools WJaCH—910 AUTO PARTS Prop: “Rudy” DuPont ing qt 8:15 and United Stock champions since the opening of Baby, Household, Party 1:00 Matinee Coventry; Mrs. Florence Dan- * Yale’s Ed Bettendorf in the 100- Car Racing Club predicts a and had to sit out nine minutes GAS YOU NEED 4:30 Hartford Highliirhts cosse, 61 Hemlock St.; Dean toe season. and Banquet Supplies 7:00 News 270 BROAD ST. 128 East Center Street meter backstroke. big field of talented veterans .Harvey Pollack, the 76ers' as the 76ers exploded for 68 Invalid Needs 7:30 Gaslight DesRosier, 29 Terry Rd.; Rena ^ Phillips 66 of Long Beach, points in the second half and Dube Tool Co. 12:00 Quiet Hours Phone; 649-6977 and promising newcomers. statistician, ticked off some of Gosselin, 76 Glenstone Dr„ pHttin r ^ ' V took a game lead in toe scries. Drill Jig Bushings WTIC—1080 Featiuing a complete line of Calif., won the 400-yard free Shooting for a repeat success toe injuries: Steel and Carbide 1:00 News RockvUle. ^ 1 ’ OPEN "I tired so badly that I made 1:16 Monitor Storrs, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Atlantic Products plus HOLIDAY LANES style relay. The Yale team of Is^Bobby Bard of Westfield, who —Wilt Chamberlain, partial Special Reamers fouls I wouldn’t have made oth 1:30 Opera Homeo Et Juliette Also, Mrs. Grace Graves, Glastonbury; Mrs. Rose Fer- $AT. TO 5 P.M. General Automotive Steve Job, John Nelson, Bet took top honors in last week’s tear of toe calf muscle ^in his KIDDIE Decimal Sizes From CUNLIFFE .6:66 Encore erwise,” Russell said. "This 6:00 Monitor Lakeside Circle, Buckland; An- rante, 25 Elro St.; Albert Four- Repairing’ tendorf, and Robin Waples fi Inaugural feature after appar right leg, a Strain in his right .030 thru .500 in Steps of .001 11:00 News ■thony Hartl , East Hartford; nler, 210 Benedict Dr., Wap- 39 SP EN C ER ST., M A N C H EST ER , C O N N . nished fourth. cost us the game.” KORRAL Meyer Steel Plug Gages MOTOR SALES 11:16 Sports Final ent winner Don Flynn of Wind thigh and an injured right toe. In Steps of .001 11:30 Other Side of I>ay Charles Hoilllster, 52 Hollister ping; Mrs. Hazel Thumito, sor Locks was disqualified. —Wally Jones, Injured knee Russell’s Philadelphia coun CHILD PHONE 643-2125 terpart, Wilt Chamberlain, was Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts EXPERT AUTO BODY and WPOP—1410 S t; Mrs. Sherry lacovetta, Green Lodge Nursing Home; Yesterday’ s Stars Wild Bill Gr«co of New Ha cartilage. DAY CARE CENTER 1:00 BUI Bland Storrs; Robert Jack, 99 W. Joseph Pelletier, Broad Brook; due to accompany the 76ers to,, Hourly Daily • Weekly Ball Lock Pins FENDER REPAIRS 2:00 Dick Heatherton , ven, who failed to qualify for —Luke Jackson pulled ham o Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide 6:00 Terry McKay ' Center St.; Mrs. Sheryl Mltter- Joseph Landerfin, 64 Russell BATTING—Rusty Staub, As Boston although he is suffering Responsible Care for 2, 3, ENAMEL nnd LACQUER Painting— Decorating We Invite you to come In out ,of the heat and bowl with your toe main event last week, Is string muscle. Also Representing Other WINF—1230 holzor, 120 High S t, Rockville; S t; Selden Waldron. Madison, tros, slammed a two-run double BUDDY KBEBS from a strain in the right thigh. 4, 6-yr. olds from 7 a.m. to REFINISHINGS 1:00 News COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL M en^^n a/"coo<" summer league. There's a league for everyone, hoping for a better showing to- —Hal Greer, bursitis in hfs 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat Quality Manufacturers 1:10 .lack Drees on Bporta Bunny Rlsley, Lake St., Ver- Maine; Norman Bouvier, Glas- in the filth Inning to key a four A Philadelphia spokesman REIASONABLE PRICES 1:15 Speak Up run rally and lead unbeaten I'^Zht. Greco is a perennial late have troubles right knee. urday. 1;.30 stretching a Buck non; Fernando Salazar, 54 tonbury. beginners Included — Come on in and join the fun! Register NOW! worked out. —Billy Cunningham, broken said that Chamberlain will take 6 John, East Hartford— 289-6469 RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service Houston to a 6-2 victory over starter. Last year, he didn't Kj-gbs and McCava Hot Lunches Served 1:35 Speak Up Hartford Tracy Dr.; Patrick Scanlan, Also, Donna Thomas, 679 victory ______McCavanaugh were right wrist. whirlpool treatments. If he still Just Above the Trafllo 6:10 World This Week There's FREE boby sitting for oH morning leagues! win his first race at is bothered Sunday, he will re 9 Delmont S t, Manchester 6:30 Weekend Dlmen^n 890 Foster St., Wajpplng; Randy Graham Rd., Wapping; Brian Complete Insurance Coverage Philadelphia. Agawarn hampered by front end The 76ers have nine men in Visit Our Luncheonette! until the season was seven weeks ceive pain-killing injections, the 649-5531 Circle 7:00 News Simonoff, 200 Diane Dr., Wap- Kilpatrick, 100 Concord Rd.; Al- E st. 1915 PITCHIN(3— Cecil Upshaw, troubles last week while ^ uniform for the best-of-seven 7:10 Sports Time spokesman said. TEL. 643-0016 7:1S Speak Up Hartford ping; Mrs. Allda Sheldon, 125H l®n Carlin, 23 Apel Place; Mrs. Braves, worked out of a bases- ®ld. But once he hit the winner’s accident kept Long out of playoffs, which they lead, two Read Herald Ads 8:10 Jock Drees Center St. Sadie Stacey, Job Hill Rd., El- loaded jam In the eighth inn- circle, he was tough to stop. competition 8:16 Speak Up Hartford games to cne. But whether 9:00 News Also, Raymond Strattman, 19 Ungton; Mrs. Beverly Winter, WM. DICKSON & SON Ing and stifled a ninth inning Buddy Krebs, Jim McCavan- Nearly 6(X)0 fans welcomed they’ll have anybody left for toe 9:40 Speak Up Hartford Fairfield St.; Mrs. Carol Center St.; Mrs. Thelma threat to save Phil Niekro’s 4- augh and Don Long of Manches- Got A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! SPRING CLEANING 11:30 Barry Farber Tel. 649-0920— Manchester, Conn. racing back to Riverside last finals against the Western Divi 12:00 News Strock, 40 Oloott St., Apt. U l; Lyons, 60 Laurel St.; Mrs. Bar- (APPLICATION FORM — PLEASE CHECK ONE) 3 victory over Cincinnati. ter 'Will be back in action hop- ^gg^^ indicating that this 20th Bowling Service still means something to us— and service TIME sion wipner is anybody’s guess. ------bara Aronson, 4 Level Rd.; ______season for toe stocks at Aga- The Celtics, trailing 2-1 in toe means spending enough time with you to help you Mrs. Sandra Williams, Gilead Quality Dry Cleaning of □ MIXED □ MORNING GMON. warn could be one of toe big- best-of-seven Eastern Division FLAVGRETTE8—Geri Bar select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan Rd., Andover; Mrs. Nilla Leete finals, had a morning drill on Drapes, Curtains, Slipcovers and daughter, East Hartford. gest. ton 1)32, Liorna Ahem 128, lAl- ning. See us foiT paint and service when you plan your and Wardrobe □ MEN’S □ AFTER. □ TUES. llan PlUlbrlck 126, Shirley Wil next project. M Free Box Storage PLYWOOD CENTER □ LADIES’ “ n o o n □ WED. SUPiltSBB) son 132-133—370. With Moth Proofing on all Lapp Plaza □ DOUBLES □ 9 A.M. □ THURS. Winter Clothes—No Limit BHICKEN KING Route 83, Vernon NOTICE One Day Service on Suede □ JUNIORS □ 12:30 P.M □ FRL 1st TIME E V E R iU K S College Baseball E/lJohnson PAINT CO Done On Premises 875-4304 and Delicatessen SEE SUBS - OUT MWNS - WINOS . REAR ENBINE RUPERS □ 6:30 P.M. G S A T . So. Florida 6, Coiuiecticut 419 Main 8t. Mamihester NO SKEET SHOOTING WILL 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 IT'S □ 9:00 P.M. G S U N . INDIVIDUAL So. Conn. 6, Salisbury St. PARKABE SMDAY,IIPIin.14fliai Colgate 9, Yale 4 BUY THE PAINT THAT’SJVORTH THE WORK Open^ Daily □ 9:30 P.M. TEAM ’ ^ BAfaRPEN FEATURE HERE 0 HW HMTt AND BE HELD ON EASTER SUNDAY Monmouth 8, Quinnipiac 5 CLEANERS m 1 CONSOMnONMCf Fried Barbecued Ckicken MERRGW ROAD — NORTH OOVEN'TOY “ , Your independent Next To Liggett Drug You’U and the dnest plywood CHIUHIIN .8 0 wJHfi TROPHY DASH NAME ...... (If Junior, Indicate Age INQ. APRIL 20 ptmellng, cabinet plywoods, klteh- Spareribe, Seafood DATS — SATUBDAI BVBI Where you get low prices en cabinets and Armstrong ceilings Last Night’s Fights Catering to any siie parties hok for tlw EtUn archts.. . McDonll's® STAFFORD SPEEDWAY I MANCHESTER and a 1 0 % Bonus Oard . . . Open Thurs., Frl. 9 P.M. for ADDRESS...... TEL ...... ROME — Fernando ProletU, dealer. 46 WEST CENTER STREET IHl USUSI M i l l T R ACK IN iHE EAST | . . . To Save With! your oonvenlence. Give Chicken King a Rin|^ m SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION 148, Italy, outpointed Osei Kofi, •48-ei7a ,, ^ SILVER LANE EXTENSION T a T lW ra M SWINGS. COHN. ♦ FEKfAM IIIt | 147, Ghana, 8. I I I.. ■ 9 RAOINB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1^, 1968 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SA'TURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 P A G E N l l f l BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Business ServIcM M illintry, H r Ip W i o n f d H»lp Wmlvd— Hdp WontRcl—M oIr 36 Hdp Wanfd Mato 36 O f fe iR d 1 3 DrRssmaklng 1 9 3 5 F m nolR 3 5 HE SAID HE'D BE OVER PAINTING and waHpapering, PORiCy SAID r GIVE YATHESE 1 WONDER WHATS 'WHERE IS THE ' AT LEAST I ) T H E experienced. Call after 8, 644- CARPENTERS —Steady woilt. D EAR B O Y ? AFTER HE CHANGES INTA TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, PROFESSIONAL dressmaking, GIRL WANTED TO assist buy WATER LILIES, PETUNlAl COWE OVER HIM? W E R E DONE j BRIGHT CLASSIFIED IN(TREASED Jjuslness from 0642. Apply H. C. Hutchinson, 1071 SO M E c i o r / ^ / building lots cleared, trees top alterations. Fittings in your er ta various purchasing duties, ______1T6 NOT LIKE HIM Wit h o u r ' S I D E IE Avon's TV and magazine ad- East Middle Turnpike. 64S-BS78. f l M ET 'IM^ NOTHIN6 LIKE TW^KHCV DIDN'T , ped. Qot a tree problem? Well home with delivery service TO SPEND MONEY eXACTLV NAME INCOME A l w a y s - An«w«r t* P f Hout Putil* vertiaing necessitates placing expediting, typing, filing, etc. m e n WANTED part-time morn- WHEN HE DOESN'T LEAVIN’ morning worth phone call, 742-8282. available. Buttons, belts, Modem East Hartford firm. S(3REW MACHINE operator. THE OWL$ CLUB, . TAY- e 6 A t > ( women Immediately. Un Inga for Janitorial duties In / / 4 u e T D l > vTH'■I'PARK! A B R IG H T Professionol buckles. Reasonable rates, Salary and fringe benefits. Call Set up and operate. All bene BUT THE WbMEN'G. RIGH T, ^ ADVERTISING SALES AND Service on Aliens, equalled opportunitjf for high Manchester area. Call 824-0620. $TART/^EEM4 prompt service. 742-6687, eve 289-8291 for appointment. fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod CRIME COMMITTEE MAOOR? AC1UM8 3 SmaU bags Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn part-time earnings In your THEYVe FOUND A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS nings. neighborhood. No experience MAN wanted to work In lum ucts, 102 Ck>lonial Road. NEW BUG THAT WANT4 A c r a c k ILtgal profettka 4 Physical pala mowers. Also Homellte chain 5 Abort needed to start earning immed ber yard. Must have driver's d o w n ON w e e k 4W ordteth« 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. saws and International Club 6UB$ FOR THE madlcal g Spring, for iately. Call 289-4922. A'TTENTION license. Davis A Bradford Lum ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman, A SIA TIC FLU IN e n d P O K E R profMtko Instanco CTadet Tractors. Rental equip Moving—Trucklng~- ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East full-time, steady employment. parties/ • OiMratle 7 Abstract being ment and sharpening service ,THE GUMMER • Wooden pin COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Storag* 20 SUNOCO HOUSEWIVES Hartford. Insurance benefits, paid holi pMMiioaal on all makes, L A M Equlp- T lM ^ I T ^ UTarm for a tioat tFlag 4l80 P.M. DAT BKFORB PT7BUOATION days and vacation. Call be eaptaia 10 Enormous DcadUne for Satnrdar Motiter la 4:10 p.in. FridWr. ment Corp.,, Aoute 83, Vernon. MANCHESTER Delivery—light QJygg YoU an Opportunity MCDONALD’S DRIVER needed for Company tween 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Robert’s UKlln 11 Fruit drinks 878-7609 Mknehester Exchange trucking and package delivery. pick-up truck. Knowledge of MMouUnrtrd 17 Calamitous GO INTO BUSINESS Electric Co., So. Windsor, 644- 19 Language used — Enterprise 1948. Refrigerators, washers and Is now employing women for greater Hartford area neces 2421. USaino PLEASE READ YOUR AD y------stove moving specialty. Fold V - / 3 M At laait (coU.) in praacriptlons 43 Helpor (ab.) Sun Oil CJompany Will: part-time work. sary. Apply In person Klock U Profatiional _23 WcU-ground«WcU-groundad 20Phillppina SHARPENING Service —Saws, ing chairs for rent. 649-0782. Co., 1272 Tolland Tpke, Man 24 Blemish swaaisoiwUop « FoM co v ^ g Olaaalfled or "Want Ada” are talmi OTor the photw aa a MACHINISTS —machine op clothlai makari Chei•rrylutc color 44 Hollow; daop knives, axes, shears, skates, 1. Sell 2-bay, 2-llft station. 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. chester. erators, tool makers and mold A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HABfLIN aopautat 25Shoshonaan relaUvedOGraftei (J ^ J O * w>vertUer abotdd read Ua ad the FIRST Indian Fern DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the rotary blades. Quick service. a. No Down Payment Apply In Person makers for new alr-conditloned I’ f 21 Automobile SUr up 47 Tondw affoetlon Pointing— Papering 21 PRESS OPERATORS SEUlpaoldal 26 PorUble choir next tauertlon. The Herald la reapenalblo for onip ONE Ineor- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Maln_ b. No Interest Charge plant. Excellent wages, msiny 27 Grows Flowarlass 48 Moat dish FORK LIFT OPERATORS . . . I TWINK VOU'U. MCloaad planU so Msscullno reot or omitted Inaertlon for any advertlaeinciit aod. thesi otUp St., Manchester. Hours dally MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN benefits Including profit shar 2B Protubaranca 21 End (comb. L. PELLETIER — Painting — 2. Pay you during training. PACKERS BE KINDA SURPRISED 41Plane surfaces nickname to the extent of a ‘Tnako rood” Inaertloa. Brrara Whleh do 7:30-5, Thursdav 7:30-9, Satur ing pension plan. 55 hour week. AT HOW SPECTACULAR 27Graanland Interior and exterior, papering 46 W. Center St., Manchester Eskimo ■ • i6 IT not leoaen the value of the advertlidvertlaemcnt will not bo oorpteted day 7:30-4. 643-7958. Call or apply In person, SEG TH' SCENERV ISt 30 Profofsiooal 1 2 1 4 8 6 7 by “make coed” Imrtlon. and paper removal, fully in Get the facts. Call or write First Shift, 45 Hour Week law offleart RUBBISH — trash removed to sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. Sun Oil Company, P.O. Box 71, Mfg. Inc., Dart Hill Rd.. Ver i r 14 BASTEiRN BOILER A 33 S i ^ floch 12 the dump, lawns maintained. East Hartford, 868-3400. Eve APPLICA-nONS are being tak non. 875-0755. 34Uacloaad EDWARD R^ Price — painting, nings, Jeff Keith, 847-9546. ELECTTRONICS, INC. (G iv in g h im a 3S Pendent mass it IT 17 643-2711 Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. en for full and part-time wait MEN part-tlms for Janitor and 875-3136 Interior and exterior, papering, ress work. Apply, W.T. Grant 99 Loomis Si. REMIN'DER = of lea floor waxing work, five days, 31 Poetic ii" l4 (Rookimio, ToU Free) STEPS, sidewalks, stone wsdls, paper removed, ceilings, etc. WAITRESSES — both days and Co., Mancheseter Parkade. contraction I'ireplaces, flagstone terraces. Fully Insured, 649-1003. nights. Must be over 18 years 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Call Oensral 37 Incursion 21 Cleaning Sendee, t49-5SM. 3aLovo god All concrete repairs. Reason of age. Full or part-time. No SALESWOMAN—full-Ume. Only INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe experienced need apply In per « NaUvo of M 2$ 2S ably priced. 643-0881. experience necessary. Apply In FORK-LIFT operators, for gro OUI OUR W Al BY J. & WILLIANS FlfUtnd Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? cial rates for people over 65. son only. Mam’selle, Tri-City person only. Howai^ Johnson, CONCRETE cery warehouse, 5 p.m. to 1 :30 41 High card ST FORMICA counters, cabinet Call my competitors, then call Plaza, Vernon. 42 Firs ratMua 394 ToUand Turnpike. a.m. Starting scale $3.36 per IT CERTAINLY IS.' 24-Hour Answoring Servieo work, interior remodeling, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 1 JIS T WANT >DU t o KNOW TVE BEEN' 45 Breakfast foods i T hour. Excellent fringe benefits. WRITINO DOWN ALL TH ’ THINGS VOU’VE t h e r e HASN'T BEEN dOSaasido, for kitchen specialists. Good work 878-8401. TWO fabric salesladies, for BEEN AFTER. ME TO DO, U KE Mau TDLP instaaco 61 manship at reasonable prices. part or full-time work, at Pil LABORERS Steady employment. Apply e IH « hr NIA. M ■ j i T Froe to Herald Readers JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom ME TO/ IT DOESNTSEEM LIKE MUCH, 51 Drunkard Free estimates. Call Lou Das- grim MUlk Hartford Road. Ap East Hartford Warehouse, 115 WHEN VtXJ TELL'EM TO ME ONE AT S2Plantad palmUng, Interior and exterior 41 Wknt toiformatton on one of onr ofaMolfled ndvertlaenMntor canio, 649-6985. Stenographer ply to manager. Open 10 a.m. Park Avenue. East Hartford. D A V Y JO N E S BY LEFT and MeWILLIAMS A TIM E, BUT ADD ’EM ALL UP FOR SSFomialne paperhanging, wallpaper re A W EEK AN’ LOOK HOW LONG appallation 47 48 No nnawor nt the totephono Iktod? hluvly enU the to 9 p.m. WANTED 42 u 44 461 moved. Wallpaper books on re 16 YEAR OLD boy wanted to BUT YOU ’ NO... I'VE TAKEN MANY WHY DON'T BECAUSE 1 WAS 54 NlgM bofora WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec Personnel Department 55 0 a d M for li quest. Fully insured. Free es DATA processing person key work after school hours and full I MUST HAVE A SURELY HAVE PRECAUTION S TO PROTECT YOU SIMPLY TO LD THAT I HAVE a gw pro u n ializing in tree and shrub care. TOUGH-MINDED AND M A N Y MV ENTERPRISES. AND 1 CONTINUE,. ONLY 6 MONTHS EDWARDS 643-8104. timates. Call 649-9658. Interesting position In busy punching desirable. Will train. No Experience Necessary time vacation time, to help SdObsoiVas U THOROUGHLY HONEST ASSISTANTS WANT IT ALL TO WNTINUE MR. TINTJL r LEFT TO Live 5T8Uteb r office. Involves interview Apply Board of Education, 1146 maintain apartment buildings. MAN TO TAKE OVER WHO CAN AS A ONE-MAN OPERATION. ANSWERING SERVICE ATTICS, CELLARS, yards PAINTING ~ Interior and ex- Call at Parkview Apartments, MV h o l d in g s DOWN ing, light steno, maintain Main Street, Manchester. DO I T ' NONE OF MV EM PLO V fES u II 11 terlor, very reasonable, free HAS THE REGUIREMINTS. ITwistod -U cleaned. Trash hauled to dump, ing records, compiling re 1323 Burnside Ave. East Hart aOnllWbrtiiy 649-0500 075-2519 reasonable. Allow for salvag estimates. Call Richard ports and many varied du SAlisPERSONS — experienced Q A L L 6 4 3 - 1 9 8 4 ford, Apartment B—2. ing. Before 5 p.m. call 643- Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. ties. women’s wearing apparel. ' Three,^ four and five day week. nnd lonve your nwowce. Ton’ll hour from onr ndvertlaer In 8851 or 643-5819 after. INTERIOR and exterior paint Company offers competitive Apply Tweed’s, 773 Main St. OFFSET PRESS MAN Jig time wlthont ■pending nil evening nt the telephone. FOR your child’s room! Your ing and papering. Call Phil starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 FURNITURE and appliance de child’s favorite cartoon char Denojicourt, 742-6173. hours, excellent benefits, FOOD waitresses wanted, part- livery man. Experienced only. Automobiies For Sale 4 acters hand painted on a bed free parking, subsidizing time. Please apply In person. Fast growing printer needs room or playroom wall. In INTERIOR painting and carpen cafeteria, congenial co Gas Light Restaurant, 30 Oak Must have driver’s license. reliable offset press man HERALD 1961 VALIANT 4-door sedan. quire at 12 Brainard PI. or try work done. For free esti workers and excellent work St., Manchester. Many benefits. Call Mr. Pet- with experience on 22” and Good condition, economical write Manchester Herald, Box mate call 649-4391. ing conditions. tenglll, 646-0111. 25” single color presses. In CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER WORK AT HOME, use your second, car. Call 649-6818. K, for further Information. surance benefits, overtime. DOX LETTERS phone, service Fuller Brush AIR-(X)NDmONING nnd re Call Don Vallera for ap Have brush, will travel! frigeration service man, mini WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Floor Finishing 24 APPLY customers. Average $2. per pointment, F o r Y ou r 1903 PONTIAC convertible, good FORMICA work. Kitchen coun hour. Call 644-0202. mum 2 years experience, good FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- condition, must sell. 644-1738. ters, vanities. Professici'.al FIRST NATIONAL pay and fringe benefits. Call INSTEAD OF \ Information ing (specializing in older WOMAN FOR waitress work. work at reduced prices. Free STORES for appointment, 289-5156. NEWS PRESS GOING TO ALL floors). Inside painting. Paper Experience not essential, will estimates. Call 643-7822 any THIS WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY t1-IS 1961 VOLKSWAGEN for sale. hanging. No Job too small. Park and Oakland Avenues train. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. EXPERIENCED TRACTOR 236-5884 KBM S S i A i THE HERALD wlU not time. TROUBLE dUcloee the Identltty of (3all 643-6341. John Verfallle, 649-5750. East Hartford daily. Apply in person, Jane trailer driver. Apply in person. Carlson's Express, Inc., 95 Hil W E S H O U L D any advertiser using box Alden Restaurant, Tii-Chty 1966 CHEVELLE Mallbau. Household Services FLOOR sanding and refinishlng, ______liard St., Manchester. MECKANIC —Farm tractor and T i3 JUST letters. Readers answer Plaza, Vernon. SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O'NEAL ing blind box ads who SmaU 327, 4-speed console. Offered 13-A oid and new. Aii floors treated PART-TIME help, Apply in per- farm equipment engine dealre to protect chetr Bucket seats, low mileage. $1,- with 3 coats of hot wax. Also son, U-A Theater East, Man WAITRESSES wanted. All shifts TRUCK mechanic for fleet mechanic. Call South Windsor Identity can follow this 750. Call 872-6023 after 5 p.m. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, cleaning and rewaxlng. Gall chester Parkade. open, days, nights or weekends. maintenance In Manchester ar Equipment, 289-3406, George A. // procedure: retaped and recorded. 646-0273, 643-9840 after 5 p.m. Also taking applications for ea, excellent benefits and Sadd. o 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, low mile 649-2971. CLERK typist for general of summer help. Apply in person, guaranteed overtime. Call 643- Bbicloee your reply to the age. Excellent running condi fice work, accurate with fig LaStrada Restaurant, 699 Main 7364. POSITIONS OPEN on first, sec box In an envelope — tion. Reason for selling, leav REWEAVING of bums, moth Bonds— Stocks ures. Apply in person, Dean ond and third shifts. Apply In address to the Classl- St. FREIGHT handlers, for grocery ing the country. 649-5133. holes, zippers repaired. Win Mortgdgos 27 Machine Products, 102 Colon person. Klock Co., 1272 Tolland (led Manager, Manchester ial Rd., Manchester. BABY SITTER, mature woman warehouse, 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Tpke., Manchester. Evening Herald, together dow shades made to measure, all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys SECOND MORTGAGE — Un to sit for 11 months old baby. Starting scale $3.26 per hour. with a me:no listing the PART-TIME JOBS from $50. to Auto Accessories— made while you wait. Tape re limited funds available for sec NATIONALLY known company Some Sundays and every oth Excellent fringe benefits. oompanlea you do NOT $70. weekly, permanent posi Tires 6 corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 ond mortgages, payments to in appliance Held, located In er Wednesday, nights, call Steady employment. Apply ISUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. East Hartford, Conn., has a po tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car Main St. 649-5221. Euit your budget. Expedient 649-6686. East Hartford Warehouse, 115 Tour lertter wUl be de needed. Phone 649-5309 between stroyed if the advertiser NINE low-mlleage tires 15” 8- service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. sition available for person In Park Avenue, East Hartford. la one you've mentioned. 900, 5 mounted on wheels. Call LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deUv- credit department with knowl- —^------6-8 p.m, after 8 p.m. 646-3006. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean ------;------edge of clearing credit, cash ARE YOU the young space ______If not It will be handled Help Wanted— Mole 36 salesman who will take TWO experienced dump truck In the usual manner. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. Business Opportunity 28 application, and following ac- charge of advertising on sub- operators, not afraid to do TWO 15” and two 13” wheels. 644-8962. ------counts for payments. 5 day d a y wareho^is7 men with trac- Four Mag type wheel covers, urban Connecticut weekly at hard work, with knowledge of POVOU FEBL. A DPAFT? week with all company fringe experience, good fit 14” and 15” wheels. Four Retiring Owner Selling benefits. Salary commensurate $150. a week to start? Box R, amesite. Call Upton Construc- Lost and Found 1 new Pontiac hubcaps. Call working conditions and bene Herald. tion after 6, 742-6190. Building— with experience. Call 289-7931. fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., 649-3807. l o s t — black puppy, answers Contracting 14 Complete dry cleaning-laun Mr. Spaethe or Mr. Donahue. So. Windsor. An equal opportunity employer. to Alfie, tan dots over eyes, dry plant business. Estab white bowtie marking on chest, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga EXPERIENCED grade fore Trailers— lished 1935. Includes equip GENERAL office work, pricing ^ / license No. 3304. Call 649-9231. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms man, for heavy highway con Mobile Homes 6>A tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce ment, route trucks, linen and extending Invoices, etc. WANTED - PAINTERS supply and drop stations. struction, in Manchester area. LOST —gray tiger cat with ment work, cellar floors, pa Some typing required. Apply Call 649,-7187, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. green collar and bell, vicinity NIMROD camping traUers — tios, roofing. Call Leon Cies- Small Initial investment for in person, Gear Brothers, 140 APPLY LV WOWS ITS TOR i • I M hr NIA. Uc. TJ4. Idf. U i PA OH. sales and service. Camper substantial experienced op An equal opportunity employ o Verplanck School area. Call zynski. Builder. 649-4291. Rye St., South Windsor, Conn. er. 643-8478. \ Town, Route 140, East Wind erator. REAR-—770 MAIN STREET OR “Yet, I guett this it a good way to kiil tims^ sor, CX>nn. Open, evenings and WES ROBBINS Carpentry re HAIRDRESSER wanted. Apply MALE production workers. if you iika it bsttsr dead!" Marlow’s Beauty Salon, 867 LOST — Passbook No. E-3460. weekends. Rentals available. modeling specialist. Additions, KEITH REAL ESTATE Openings on first shift. Start CALL 649-0920 M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD Savings Bank of Manchester. 623-1041. rec rooms, dormers, porches, Main St. ing rates $2.42 per hour. Ap Application made for payment. cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, 172 East Center Street plications excepted dally. Call ANPTHENALUa YEAH' BUT HE ^ 1955 VENTURA mobile hoihe. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a bathrooms, kitchens. 049-3446. Mrs. Marge Hampson, 643-6168 GOeSONTOTNROW ____ CAN'T LET UP/ THE LOST — Passbook No. E7932. Four rooms and bath. 8' x 49' Manchester modem 3 bay service atatlon WILLIAM DICKSON 7 S T R A I G H T UNBEUE\TABLL REST OF THE TEAM 'niE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERU Rogers Corporation, Mill and Savings Bank of Manchester. Reasonable. Call 289-0841. A A L Remodeling, Inside and 649-1922 ' tor lease. Excellent opportu STRIRES.I IS HAVIN' TROUBLE' Oakland St., Manchester. An Application made for payipent. outside work. Fire escapes nity, paid training program and SON, Inc. BUT I'M-eGRE equal opportunity employer. PICK UP camper, cab over and rec room Included. 1-872- Call 286-8770 aftei 0 p.m or GLAD LOST — Passbook No. E3614. shell. Will fit half or % ton 3386 or 1-875-4517. LUNCHEONETTE for rent or 1-201-377-8100. ] r FOUND OiSTJ Savings Bank of Manchestelv truck. Call 643-7710. lease. Small investment, good CASHIER wanted with expert- Application made for payment. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, TRAVEL Trailer hitch, glide return. Call 643-2125 between 9 ence, 5 day week. Call 643-6122, Mole Production rec rooms, room additions, a.m.-4:30 p.m. W orkers ride, axle type, 500 lb. hitch kitchens, roofing, siding, gen 289-0265 anytime from 8 a.m. MOTHERS Announcements 2 load, $45. 649-9766 after 5. eral repair work. Financing to 5 p.m. Openings on All 3 Shifts A SPECIAL 4-HOUR SHIFT Rates: $2.42 per hour and up. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean 1967 — 17' NOMAD selfcontain- available. No down payment. Help W onted- WOMEN —experienced paste DESIGNED FOR YOU ers, sales and service, bonded ed trailer, Lavatory and show Economy Builders, Inc. 643- up, stripping, photo mechan Applications accepted dally. representative. Alfred Amell, er, sleeps 6, has electric re 6159. Fem ale 35 icals. Small offset printing Call Mrs. Marge Hampson, 2:45 to 6:45 P.M. 643-5163 647-1716 or 643-4913. frigerator, three burner stove. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — SECRETARY for local law of plant, part-time. Hours flex or 6:45 to 10:45 P.M. Excellent condition. 646-3209. fice. Write Box GG, Manches ible. Write qualifications to Box We will train you. Interesting jobs at attractive wages. REMEMBER Hospital Thrift Remodeling, repairing, addi Apply to ter Evening Herald. P, Manchester Herald. Shop when you clean closets. tions, rec rooms, garages, ROGERS CORP. APPLY MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY porches and roofing. No Job Mill & Oakland Sts. V '/3 DOK Donate clean, saleable cloth Moforcyclos— too small. Call 649-3144. Manchester, Conn. ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORP. . cAUiU-l ing and housewares, delivered TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT , BUT th at's ...NOW I WISH 1 COULD ] g nllAUlfi to Penny Saver, 615 Main or Bicycles 11 An Equal Opportunity E WANTS OET HIMTDSTDP.il J CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Employer call 649-3297. Thank You. 1903 SUZUKI motorcycle, 160 CC floors, hatchways, remodeling, ACCOUNTINC ASSISTANT a b e r n a t h t; ■— ------S q u W K ! MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU KEN JOHNSON — candid wed with electric starter also sad porches, garages, closets, ceil dle bags. Call after 3 p.m. 643- WHY TMATS RIDICULOUS! ding photography-service be ings, attics f'ni.'hed, rec UNDERSTAND ...BUT AROUND HOME, yond the picture taking. Plan 7172 accessories. rooms, formic:., ce.amic. Oth Qualified man needed os assistant to ac Y o u V a "ffoUSEHOLD CIRCUMSTANTIAL ANYBODY CAN S E E M Y ^ S T E R I E B EVIIDENCE 15 SOME IT'S lAAMATERlAL AND early for spring and summer er related work. No Job too TAUGHT SHOES A R E n V / C E A S 1966 SUZUKI 60 C!C motorcycle, .small. Dan Moran, Builder. countant in local textile firm. Must hove 2 BODKKEEPER weddings. Call 649-3364. Windshdeld and helmet includ AAONTYTD TIM ES P R E T T Y COM- IRRELEVANT ! ,— BI6 AS THE TRACKS Evenings 649-8880. years accounting training or equivalent job RETFUEVE CLUSIVE IN COURTooo AND, BESIDES, I ed. $175 takes all. Call 643-0636. MALE—FEMALE . STICKS. o experience. Attractive salary, benefits, t a k e L O N 6 E R Personals 3 YAMAHA 50, less than a year 100 REWARD!! Special Services 15 s t e p s ! old, 1,000 miles. Can be seen working conditions, and future. Experienced. Familiarity FURTHERMORE,- WANTED ride to Pratt & Whit at the Dairy Queen, 242 Broad COMPLETE professional work with automotive book ney 7-3:30 shift. South park WOSeWAY ■£5 I. I PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 PAGE BLEVBN Artietes For Solo 45 HousohoM Goods 51 BiMinots LoeoHons Hoiitos For Solo 72 Homos For Scrio 72 He Wanted—Roal Estate 77 MAHOGANY «taUe, blond oak For Ront 64 Ho u sm For Sol* 72 Housm For Sol* 72 Ho u s k For Sol* 72 Out O f Town Out Of Town 8DC ROOM Ritn'ch with 8 bed- BEAUTIFUL trees and shrubs lady’s and man’s dresser, with enclosed porch, fireplace, For So k 75 For S o k 75 TIRED of s h ^ n g and showing? SAVE SAVE STORAGE SPACE for rent, can rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, surround this lovely Cape on MANCHESTEpT— English Tu- SPRING STREET — Large CLASSIFIED buffets, desks, portable ’TV- living room 15x14, dining room BEAUTIFUL t room Ranch, Are they looking you over as also be used ‘ for small work kitchen has buUt-ln oven, Jan Drive, Hebron. Exception dor Colonial, 7 rooms, plus Colonial custom built tor pres RCA, carnival punch bowls 18x14, beautiful large Mtehen WINTERIZED home on Bolton a Sunday sport? Better let us SWIMMING POOL shop. Call 643-9678. range, formal dining room, ally nice. Call owner 648-6947 lafga ne room, 2 firtplaeaa, heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, ent owners. Formal dining VERNON and cups, cut glass, lamps and 11x16. Beautiful room sixes to boOt-lna, baaement garaga, Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex screen those pro-spects for you. 18x30* living room with unique after 6. $18,900. treed lot, wall to wall carpet room, library, two flroplaeaa, antique leaded shades. Call say nothing about how gor EASY LIVING cellent income ^producer. T.J. We bring discriminating, inter Redwood pool 20'x24’, one fireplace arrangement. T w o ------OMUiy axtroa, aero lot. IDtton ing, antique brick fireplace, flnlzhad family room, onclooad ADVERTISING evenings 643-4847. Ssuh Nuss- NEWLY remodeled office on geous the house is. ’Truly, a Simple formula. $4,000 down Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ested, qualified buyers to see year old. Originally |1,800. years old. If this sounds like SIX ROOM Cape, Rolling Park Agaiwy, Raattorz. MI-86N. storms and screens. City utili porch. Rooms larger . than dorf. Main St. $65. Call 643-6678. must be seen home, $31,600. with total inonthly pay property without bothering Must sell, make an offer. your kind of house you may area, 2 full baths, fireplace, ties. Garage. Near bus line, averago. 2-ear garage, wooded CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Wolverton Agency, Realtors, large cedar closet, enclosed ments of $166i' Tenant pays ELLINGTON — 8% room the owner. Keith Real Estate, 40” G.E. DELUXE double oven 877 MAIN Street, ground floor want to talk to us. Wolverton stores, church and schools. lot. PhUbrtek Ageney, Rtalton, Ranch. Convenient location. 649-3818. yard, good condition, $20,900. $110, you pay $46. Two fam 649-1922. 8 AJI. to 4:80 P.M. electric range, like new, 2 " Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. TWO FAMILY Priced In low 20’s. Charles Les- M84S47. Close to everything. Bullt-lns. Call 643-1723 office suite. 876 square f e e t ,------Owner, 649-0678, no agents. ily, roomp each, four years old, original price, $400. perance, 649-7620. Nice treed lot, only $16,900. ALL CASH for your property containing 3 rooms, private WOLVER’TON AGENCY says SOUTH MAIN St. u j a — 6 and MANCHB3STER — 3 - bedroom bedrooms eaCh. Recently will sell to best offer over $126. ’’Here's a golden opportunity 6-4 duplex with separate renovated. $20,000. 649-5306 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. within 24 hours. Avoid red COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad 6 flat, with 3-ear garage, sell- JUST LISTED 6 room Colonial FIRST TIME offered, 2 family, Ranch new aluminum siding. Call 643-4663. jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- to enjoy retirement living at with aluminum siding, central heat. Modern and clean or 876-6611. tape. Instant service. Hayee 4tM PJL DAT BKFORl! PimUCA'nON DARK rich stone-free loam, l i « for $19,900. T. J. CraekaH 6 and 5. Call for details. $19,- Convenient West side location. VERNON — 6 room Cape, 2- fessloncd, insurance or real its best” . OH room Cape, in apartment. Convenient lo Agency, 648-0181. $15. Pool and patio sand, Realtor, 6U-1B77. ly located on dead end street. 900. H. M. Frechette Realty, All city utilities, $16,200. Bel- oar garage, aluminum storms, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DcMdUae tor Saturdoy Mid Bleedey io 4:80 p.m. nrtdojr. estate offlee.«CaU 649-0097. moat desirable area featu rin g______H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- cation. stone, fill, gravel, sand and Machinery and Tools 52 647-9993. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. b ’ w fireplace. Carruthers Real utmost cleanliness and walking e OUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, 6993. manure. 643-9504. STORE FOR RENT — down BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Estate. 878-9162. SHOP equipment —like new distance to schools, buses and IH baths, flNidaci, bullt-lns,------Why Not Own Now? MANCHESTER — 9 room older NEW LISTING — Wolverton EASTER BASKETS Potted Plants TOVB OOOPBBATION WnX |>IAI AA9 ^ 1 1 town Manchester, State Manchester Parkade BB APPBBOIATED l/IMfc I I THE PROVEN carpet cleaner condition. Saw Smith power shopping, etc. By appointment, garage, IH acres, wooded, LEVEL, 8 rooms, IH Less Them Paying Rent home, m baths, 2-car garage, Agency offers for your inspec ANDOVER —8 room Raised Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag Manchestei*! 649-8306 Filkd — Empty Blue Lustre is easy on the saw, angle and cross cut. Shop $17,900. Wolverton Agency, $28,600. Suburban. Hutchins baths, family room, den, fourth excellent condition, near cen tion, this beautiful 6 room Col- Rasieh, 2 batha, $ to 4 bad- AT REASONABLE PRICES er, State Theatre, 643-7832. Realtors, 649-2813. bedroom, garage, $27,600. Phil- ter. Only $21,500. Hayes Agen ■ onial, all large rooms, and will Novelties — Toys budget. Restores forgotten col Smith drill and lathe combina Agency, Realtors, 640-6824. SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling rooms, family room, tread lot, ConriniMd From PrecBdlng Po^ brick Agency Realtors, 849- Norman S. Hohenthal cy 646-0X31. ing to sell below today’s mar •EASTER LILIES ors. Rent electric shampooer,' tion, power rip saw, welding 4- ten room Ranch. Breeteway, 2 low 26’s. Hayes Ageney, 64a- ARTHUR DRUC $1. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper W— __ .. e g WOLVERTON AGENCY — Tru- HERE’S A lovely Cape Cod 6847. ket prices, 1960 Colonial in low' and cutting torches, tanks, n o u s a s r o r K a n r 0 9 ly ^ beautiful O room cape In home only a short walk Realtor 646-1166 MANCHESTER — Immaculate car garage, 2 kitchens, one e m . Supply. from 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver • HYDRANGEAS Halp W a n f d Mok 36 H*lp W o n fd large capacity portable space Garrison Colonial In executive and two half baths, fireplace, HOUSES for rent, furnished or an Ideal location. East Hart- stores, churches and schooU. WOLVERTON AGENCY. Your ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. VERNON — Non-development 3 heater and many other con prestige neighborhood. Pi re aluminum siding, large wood RECEIVINa Clark to work Male or Female 37 GARDEN tractor, riding lawn unfurnished starting at $176 fOrd, minutes from Manches Ultra-modem in every respect, dream come true. One extra bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec • GARDENIAS tractors tools. Call evenings. MANCHESTER Six room Cape, placed living room, formal din ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 648- in modem alr-condltlooed mower, garden tiller with mow per month. Phllbrick Agency, ter. Dead end street. Peace and this home features 6 rooms, 2 fine 6H room Ranch, bath and room, garage, country sized 643-6847. conventiently located and in ing room, baths, rec room, Lots For Sok 73 0683. printing plant. Will train. B\dl er. Call after 4, 742-8261. Realtors, 649-5847. quiet with 76 x 160 lot. Built full baths, 2 car garage, brick half, three bedrooms, largo treed lot, $19,600. Ray Hol- • MUMS TOBAOeX) sash. 3-row fertilizer in 1961 and not a scratch. Just and aluminum siding for ease living room with fireplace, full good condition. Priced to sell. 2 car oversized garage. High combe. Realtors, 644-1286. Owner, 649-9925. elevation. Park like setting. By ‘‘".‘“I' WINDSOR - - if you 8on.*” *munwm^ ^™ raHon H F T P\X/AKITFF) n ju ifc a n d A c ca a itn rifli <16 sower. Tobacco setter. Wag- FOUR room Urge Ranch. Fur- lovely at $19,000. Wolverton of maintenance. The price is basement with finished laundry t S r ______^ M___ as_W /viN 1 B o o ts QIIO ACCM SOnOS 4 0 Uftwoo/iMum Vtarmw Tjkfh nliihAd or iinfiimlflhod. Floora Asrencv. Realtors. 640-2818. appointment only, Bel sale, 100x100 treed building lot, need space you'll like this large ELLINGTON Business Forms and Supplies one. Horse drawn harrow. Lath nlshed or unfurnished. Floors reasonable, the location is tops. room. This dream located on FOR REAL housing value you Real Estate, 643-9382. close to lake, lake privileges 6 room Ranch with 2-car ga Group, Route 80, Tolland Onm. puller. 644-0304. reSnished, knotty pine interior. For an appointment to check superb half acre lot. Exclusive must see this elegant family rage on %- acre lot. Priced to OUR SPRING LISTING! BAST CENTER ST., 9 raom this listing, call the Jarvis Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by $1,990. Phllbrick Agency, FAIRWAY. An equal opportunity employ 16’ COLUMBIAN, trailer, and Working adults. 648-6886. home on Hollister Street in IHREE FAMILY — aluminum sell. Upper 20’s. 844-2946, .843- Has' something different! A 7 P.M. to 12 Midnight house, C zoned, for doctor’s of Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. appointment. $19,900. 649-2818. Realtors, 649-6847. FIRST er. ^ 60 h.p. motor. Call 742-7672. fices, 2 or 8 families, 186’ Manchester. This is an excel siding, 2-car garage, convenient 7133. garden room with a wall of TILIPS REGULAR BOUQUETS AnHqiws 56 flowers off the living room. frontage. Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom MANCHESTER — 7 room OUX- lent home with all modern con location. Good Income proper•- 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A ------—- for moth balls < Apply in Person Anytime 17’ RUNABOUT, 70 h.p. Mer Out of Town zone, water only. T.J. Crockett BOLTON-Ctoventry line — BH This 6H room Ranch has WANTED TO BUY — antiques, home with built-in separate 3 tom built brick Colonial Cape, veniences. 3 bedrooms, 1V6 ty. Gerard Agency, 649-0688 or and flakes cury, tilt trailer, soft top, boat For Rant 66 Realtor, 643-1677. room L-shaped Ranch, like rec room, double garage ► steins, furniture, pewter, lead- room suite. Ideal for in-law sit in like new condition, 22 aen s baths. Good assumable mort 648-0366. AZALEA PLANTS ORCHIDS fully equipped ready to go. 649- new condition, double garage. and double lot. $29,900. Call ASSEMBLY ed lamps, art glass, primitives, r o c KVILLE —3H room apart- MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ctlve uation. Low 20’s. Bel Air Real high scenic land. Prlcea for gage. Make this number one ------Ik A A A Jl 7702. DESIRABLE A zoned building Reduced for quick sale. Hayes Don Sisco, 649-5306 or 876- DAIRY QUEEN _ any quantity. 644-8962. ment, excellent condition, stove naw Ralxad Ranch, In ona aC Estate, 643-9332. quiek sale. Hayes Aganey, on your housing parade and COLONIAL 9 rooms, IH baths, lot 110’ X 160’ on Woodbrldge Agency, 648-0181. 6611. DAFFODIL BOUQUETS HYACINTHS 14' STARCRAFT aluminum boat included, $85. per month. Call Manchester’ s finest residential 646-0181. call Nick Ctonvertlno, Jarvis like new condition, 2 years old. MEN CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, modem Mtehen, dining MANCHESTER — New Llst- Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121, $24,600. Phllbrick Agency Real- Street in Manchester. Buy now 40 h.p. Evlrrrude motor. Hols- 649-6626, after 6. and build a home to suit your- HEBRON—Infmaculate 6 room -n ^ BRAZIER expert repairing. Colonial room, family room with fire ing. Immaculate 7-room Colon- MODERN RANCH, large living today. tOtBi 649-8847. claw trailer, many extras. self.__«a Call Nick Convertino, Jar Tn«>. OonoCape on larcPPlarge wfwIpH wooded tot. lot. Fire VV INCOME TAX CORSAGES $1.49 up Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. VERNON — brand new one place, 2-car garage. $81,900. ial, one block from Center. room with fireplace, 3 bed CAPABLE OF WORKING $795. Call 649-1427. room vis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- place, walk-out basement, alu BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 242 Broad Street Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- bedroom apartments, $100. per Rhllbriok Ageney Realtors, 640- Fireplaced living room, formal rooms, IH baths, city utilities. ^ ,0 0 0 —7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 PREPARATION 4 bed . minum storms and screens. Manchester Parkade FROM BLUEPRINTS 20’ CABIN CRUISER—walk-in 9 p.m. Sundays open til 5 month includes heat, hot water, 6847. dining room, IH baths, den or $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, Colonial, 4 bedrooms, fireplace. Rambling Cape, 3 or 1121 rooms, formal dining room, Char-Bon Realty, 643-0683. Manchester 649-5306 Manchester, Conn. head, galley, many extras. p.m., closed Tuesday and parking, range, refrigerator, fourth bedroom. Low $20’s, for Realtors, 649-5347. IH batha, aluminum siding, den, IH baths, $24,900, Phll INDIVIDUAL. $1,300. 649-6089. Wednesday. garbage disposal, window MANCHESTER — .spaoious 7 immediate sale. Bel Air Real trees, privacy, suburban. Resort Property MANSFIELD — 7H room VERNON — Tantillo custom McCONVILLFS brick Agency Realtors, 849- BUSINESS AND BRIDGEPORT shades, laundry facilities, base room home. Excellent loeatlon, Estate, 643-9382. THREE FAMILY — possible, Hutchlna Agency, Realtors, 649- For Sale 74 Ranch with acreage In a neigh built 8-room Raised Ranch, PART-TIME evenings — Man ment storage facilities, groimd double garage, aluminum sid presently a two feunlly with 6324. 6847. high wooded lot with view, gar SMALL BUSINESS Garden— Farm Wanted—To Buy 58 IH borhood with homes selling up Greenhouses and Florist OPERATORS and wife to do janitoriai duties, maintenance and janitorial ing, large rooms, bus line, PORTER Street area ■— 7 room existing rooms for third apart COVENTRY Lake — 4 room to $86,000. We are happy to age, aluminum siding, natural summer cottage. Excellent 524-0620. Dairy Products 50 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques services. 649-6361. Evenings baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Colonial Cape. High teens. Call ment. Excellent income, city otter you this new home for trim, wall to wail, huge panel C all area, close to water, beautiful 302 WOODBRIDGE ST.—649-5947 bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 646-1067. now. H. M. Frechette Realty, utlllUes, $28,900. PhUbrick $80,000. For more Information ed rec room with fireplace, 4 ENUMERAIURS WANTED to STRICTLY fresh eggs, Natsisky MANCHESTER —6 room Co 647-9993. treed lot. Only $8,900. Hayes glassware. We buy estates. Vil Agency Realtors, 640-6847. oaU the PhUbrick Agency, Mt- bedrooms, G.E. oven, range JASON J. NOVITCH LATHE work on Manchester city dlrec- parm, off Dart Hill Road, Ver- COLUMBIA — six room house, lonial, one year young. IH Agency, 648-0181. OPEN EVENINGS lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 6847. and dishwasher, immaculate, tory. Interviewing residents at non. South. Windsor line. 644- Rt. 6, no children. Call 1-228- baths, near bus, schools and Downjtown Billiards Lake St., Bolton. 646-3247. $28,600. Meyer Agency, 643- 643-1996 — 649-5435 OPERATORS their homes. Apply Price & Lee 0304. 3672. shopping, excellent condition. BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 BOLTON CENTER — Would Open All Day Easter Sunday Selling for $22,900. For further room summer home secluded 0609. I Co., Room 3, 489 Main St., Man- PRESENTS you believe a 6-room Ranch, Chester (Odd Felloww BuUdlng)V so60 TYiwTOWELS prq 13$3 .60 . Brand newnew. WE BUY and sell antiques, and Information, call the R. F. hideaway, near water, 3 bed used furniture, china, glass, sil IH baths, 2-car garage. Gold WILLINGTON -I 85 acre farm. Biggest towel bargain ever. Resort Fropeity Dimook Co., 649-5246. NATIONAL PAVING 00. rooms, only $9,800. Hayes 8:30-6:30 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. ver, picture frames, old coins, Medallion electric heat, kitch Custom built center hall Cape. Read Herald Ads TRAINEES Send $3.60 plus 60 cents post Agency, 646-0131. g^ns, pewter, scrap gold, For Rent 67 BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN.. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP en butlt-lns, one acre lot with Barn, 125 fruit trees, pond. COUNTER and kitchen work, age handling per set. Bargain Priced to sell Hayes Agency, Paid holidays. Paid vacations. experience not necessary. Ap watches, old jewelry, hob Colonial, located in the center shade trees, new wall to wall House, Box 669, Falls Church, CXITTAGES for rent —Gardner DRIVEWAYS — PARKING AREAS 646-0131. Overtime and liberal company ply in person tomorrow be by collections, paintings, attic of town. New on the market, Out Of Town carpeting in a superb location Va. 22046. Lake. Modem, lakefronl, free for $26,900. For further infor benefits. Apply at tween 3-6. Dino’s Pizza House, contents or whole estates. Fur brochure, pictures. Arrowhead 4 large bedrooms and bath up. DEVELOPMENT WORK TOURNAMENT For S a k 75 660 East Middle Tpke. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Downstairs has living room mation call R. F. Dimock Oo., Grove, Route 364. Colchester, 649-5245. Wonted— Real Estate 77 Fartilizars 50-A Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. with fireplace, large dining All IVpes Amesite— Repaired and Installed TOUJLND — Naar Parkway, E. A . Patten Co. room, kitchen with bullt-lns, Begins Monday, April 22 naat 4 room Ranch, 4H aeras TOLLAND SELUNG YOUR HOME? For FREE chicken manure — pay Rooms Without Board 59 PRIVACY under the pines. Lit den with fireplace, enclosed Free Estimates— Time Payments o t land, privacy. Only $14,900. prompt courteous service that POLY CLEAN 303 Wetherell St. HELP W A N T E D ?;5-thompsok h-;»-- os: tle Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine side porch. Fine residential Entries Taken Now thru April 19 Hayes Agency, 640-0111. 4.3 ACRES OF WOODS gets results, call Louis Dimoek tage St. centrally located, large (near Portland), sleeps 6, area. T.J. Crockett, ReMtor, Telephone 646-2431 Realty, 640-9828. 644-0304. private beach, $100. weekly. 648-1677. COVENTRY — Immaculate 8 This lovely building lot situ Manchester, Conn. pleasantly furnished rooms, MANCHESTER and South Wind MALE ♦ 644-0380. TWO HANDICAPPED CLASSES room modernized Colonial, 4 ated in excellent neighbor SPRING SPECIAL Weavers, Knotting Machine parking. Call 649-2368 for over MANCHESTER — four room bedrooms, 2 baths, dining hood is close to Rt. 16. sor listings needed, singles and Household Goods 51 night and permanent guest 2-3 family. 16 years of prompt, MAN WANTED for outside work Operators, Reed Man, Warp Ranch on bus line. Near shop Class A — Entry $5.00 room, den, front and back Priced at a low $5,000. To rates. courteous service. H. G. Born- on full or part-time basis, gen Carriers, Finishing Ma Wanted To Rent 68 ping parkade, excellent condi stairways, rec room, carpeting, inspect call Mrs. Luther at COIN-OPERATED DRY CLEANING - RCA WHIRLPOOL chine Operators, Storekeep tion. Call now only $14,600. Class B — Entry $2.00 2-car garage, 2 sheds, large lot. 649-6306 or 876-6611. helm Co., 275 Burnside Ave., eral lawn maintenance work. THREE maple tables, like new. EFra^NCY ap^ments, 1-2 p a m iLY OF three looking for er, Boiler Room BHreman. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, East Hartford. 628-4139. Driver’s license helpful but Call 649-3807. rooms, free parking. Also 4 room apartment in vicinity AVAILABLE MAY 1 not essential. Call 644-0122. rooms for refined gentleman, 643-9332. SEWING MACHINES — Singer uf Washington School. 643-2877 PRINCETON ST — 4 bed- CASH PRIZES-ENTER NOW B W free parking. Inquire before 7 FOR MANUFACTURING OR STORAGE ANDOVER — NEW 8 - room FEMALE automatic zig-zag with cabinet, days or 647-1768 after 3. room Colonial, 2H baths, fin 8 lbs-< 1.50 p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Clerk-Typist excellent condition, button ished recreation room, fenced 2,500 Sq. Ft. of Heated and Sprinkled Space. S8 COTTAGE STZEET MANCHESTER Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Listings Needed J. T. SLOCOMB Co. Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. 2H OR 3 ROOMS with heat and 2 baths, 2-car garage, on 2 acre Manchester Parkade holes, henna, embroiders, sews in yard. Just a few steps from appliances for lady with small Ample Parking wooded lot. Leonard Agency, Manchester 649-5306 OPEN 8 A.M. — 10 P.M. DAILY and SUNDAY Good Fringe Benefits buttons. Originally over $820. COMFORTABLE room for gen- Bowers, Illlng and Manchester house dog. Vernon or Rock High School. Elva Tyler, Real Realtors, 646-0469. Desperately Air-Conditioned Plant Wlll take $60.60 cash. City tleman, private entrance, free ville. Country preferred. 1-876- APPLY e ______GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus Tailor next door to assist you from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sewing Center, 622-0476. parking, 14H Hackmatack St. tor, 649-4469. tom crafted seven room Ranch, CHENEY BROTHERS Inc. 8933. ROUTE 86, Hebron. 70 acre I have buyers who are willing, between 6-9 p.m. farm with 5 room houza. a oyer-looking Eleventh hole, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, able and ready to purchase sin One convenient stop for tailoring and dry cleaning MACHINISTS PERSONNEL DEPT. DESPERATELY needed three ADLER and DOBKIN larga barns. Approximately 660 Mlnnechaug Golf course. Two ranges, automatic washers FURNISHED room, light house or four room first floor apart full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti gle and tenement homes. 31 Cooper Hill St., Manchester keeping. Near Main Street. Wo NOTICE 218 H ARTFORD RD. TEL. 449-0448 feet on State highway, ztream Plenty of DRIVE-IN PARKING TOOL MAKERS with guarantees. See them at ment for two responsible wom ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es 643-4141 B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 man only. Call 649-7969 after on property, good for horzes en. 649-9163 anytime. It was unanimously voted at or beet. Completely fenced, ad tate 643-9332. APPRENTICES Main St. Call 643-2171. 6 p.m. BLAGROVE REALTY Co, 176-178 SPRUCE ST. near Oak St. a meeting of the Coventry Plan- jacent to state forrest. Immedl- unnvr o-onfiamcn COTTAGE WANTED at Giant’s njng and Zoning Commission on TOLLAND—Family home. Im Need Tires? occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real 643-6378 HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open ROOM to rmt for genHeman 3gach, able to sleep 6, April 8, 1968 to disapprove the maculate 5H room Raised lr» rktriwotA liA m P 11Q r W \ r u » r ...... _ . ... ings for hairdressers at Magic in private home. 119 Cooper for the last two weeks of July, preliminary plan entitled. tor. 64$-lB77. Ranch, 2-car garage, IH baths, Overtime Mirror. Apply in person. Mag Hill Street, 649-0695. . PUBLIC AUCTION AT LOW ■ LOW PRICES 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG Call 643-1266. "Triple 'L’ Farms, Coventry, BOLTON —Large custom built large wooded lot, rec room. ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 ------Conn., Scale 1” equals 100’, Feb- SALE ON PREMISES Premium Rates NICELY furnished studio bed Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, An excellent family home for Main St., Manchester. RESPONSIBLE young couple ruray 1968, Owner - Llndy Chll- Nice condition. Makes but room, private home, female, IH baths, 3-car garage. Only only $22,600. Must be seen. Call Blue Cross ton holes, sews on buttons, wlth 3 small children, moving dress, Laural Ridge Road, Tol- No. 1039 TOUAND TURNPIKE now. Paul J. Oorrentl, Real DRUG CLERKS — e,xperlenced references, kitchen privileges. into East Hartford, to assume land. Conn.,” submitted by J. Vi Price Sale $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real does fancy work with one or Estate Agency, 643-6368. joi Jtha (peUtkadsL . . . Life Insurance preferred, lull or part-time, 649-7645 after 6 p.m. important position, in local Llndy C^lldreM for subdlriston MANCHESTER tors, 649-6324. driver’s license, references. No two needles. of land located on the northerly TRUCK TIRES — 6 to 12 Ply Retirement Plan company owned branch, seek SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1968 at 2:00 P.M. phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. ing preferably 3 bedroom sin side of Dunn Road In the vicini ULTRA PREMIUMS^ Room With Board 59>A ty of Bread and Milk Street, Open for Inspection from 12 Noon gle or duplex, up to $160. heat Excellent Pay lor Excellent FULL PRICE $38.80 Coventry, Connecticut. Work LARGE PLEASANT room in ed. Will consider lease. Phone Coventry Planning and PREMIUMS Situations W onted- Green Manor, woman only, collect Mr. Boynton, Sherwin- By Order of the Superior Court for Hartford County, I will Mr. Armand Or Terms of $4. Per Month Zoning Commission sell at public auction on the premises on Saturday, April 20, i C i N i Female 38 parking available, call 643-8283. Williams Co., Norwich, 1-889- Robert H. Gantner, FIRST LINE Easter APPLY 1968, at 2:00 P.M. the property known as 1039 Tolland Turn as of April 15ith Call Capitol Manager Collect 0225 lor appointment. MOTHER WITH nurse’s train Chairman pike, Manchester, Conn,; Said premises are more particularly W IDE TRA CS will be with Till 9 P.M. Dated at Coventry, Connec bounded and described as follows: J. T. SLOCOMB Co. ing and fine accommodations Apartments— Flats— ticut, this 10th day of April, will care for child, age 2-6, NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Anthony Boukus, ALL FULL 4-PLY STEVEN’S N.Y. QUALITY CANDY Business Property 1968. One Hundred Five (105) feet; 68 Matson HUl Rd. days. 643-2651. 666-5662 Tenements A3 BEAUTY SALON For Sole 70 EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Fred M. Colton, NO TRADE NEEDED South Glastonbury LOOKING for anything in NO'nCE Three Hundred Fifty-Five (368.0) feet, more Situations Wanted— real estate rentals — apart ADAMS ST — vacant machine or less; 1 NO DOWN PAYMENT Specializing in 688-9486 1968 SINGER zlg zag sewing ments, homes, multiple dwell shop with 10,000 square feet It was unanimously voted at SOUTHERLY: by Tolland Turnpik^, One Hundred Five Male 39 machine, slightly used, button ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real on one floor, 2 acres of land, a.meeting of the Coventry Plan- (106) feet; and TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY • Hairstyling ' i’ng and Zoning Commission on WESTERLY: by land now or formerly of John H. Hackett, holes, hems, monograms, etc. Estate, 643-5129. 2-famlly house included, sensi eAlQHr An Equal Opportunity MAINTENANCE plumber — Aprl 8, 1968 to approve the et al. Three Hundred Thlrty-'Three (333) 5 years guarantee. Total price bly priced. Must sell. T.J. • Cutting repairs on plumbing and NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in “ Preliminary Plan, Proposed feet. DISCOUNT L Employer $64. Easy terms. Call 522-0931, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. heating. Faucets and valves cluding appliances and utili ______Subdivision Valentine Dynes, On which is located a 12-room dwelling presently occupied • Coloring repacked. No job too small. dealer. ivTANnnrR'TirTi Preen com- South street, Coventry, (..onn., by three families. GLASS FILMS installer, excel ties. Call J.D. Real Estate, 648- M A N C ^ S ra R Green — c<^ g 40-, peb. 10, L.J. McCaffrey, 649-2964. These premises are being sold subject to taxes due to the STATION lent starting wage, no experi 6129. merclal. Industrial, residential ^ggg Raymond L. Pooler L.S.,” COLE’S • Permanent Town of Manchester on the lists of October 1, 1966 and Oc ence needed, full training pro o M USED SINGER ZIG-ZAG WE HAVE customers waiting package. Look this one over; submitted by Valentine Dynes tober 1, 1967. 643-5332 vided, mature man wanted to (A) large building with 10,000 (or subdivision of land located The purchaser at the sale must deposit with the Commit 451 W EST CENTER ST. for the rental of your apart Waving eventually assume supervisory Dogs~~Birds Pets 41 Portable sewing machine, square feet with plenty of po- on the southeasterly sld^ of tee by cash, certified or cashier’s check the sum of $2,000, ment or home. J. D. Real Es responsibility. Call Elmore As sews on butten ■, i..akes but tentlal; (B) A four family house South Street, south *^01 Bunker the balance of the purchase price to be paid upon approval OMOMINO ALL breeds. Har tate. 643-6129. sociates, Elast Hartford, 289- ton holes, monograms, over and (C) vacant "C” zoned lot Hill Road, Coventry, Connectl- of the deed and sale by the Superior Court lor Hartford Coun- mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron Stevens Armand 8283. casts, blind hems dresses, MANCHESTER — 4 room apart whlch could be used for park- cut. ..Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. no attachments, needed. ing etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. Coventry Planning and WAREHOUSE MEN, night’ ment. Convenient location. Zoning Commission ONLY 2 DAYS IO OO! Beauty Salon Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. WILLIAM J. SHEA Jr. shift, good working conditions POODLE AKC, miniature. Five year parts and service Stove, refrigerator and heat Robert H. Gantner, The Best Qualify guarantee. Committee of the Superior Court 983 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER and benefits, Gaer Bros., 14 black male, 9 weeks, last and furnished, $160 per month. Chairman 999 Asylum Avenue Hartford, Connecticut FRIENDS, ROMANS, COUNTRYMEN, PHONE 649-6291 Rye St., So. Windsor. best of litter. Priced for quick Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Investment Properly Dated at Coventry, Connec Tel. 626-6633 or 643-1846 sale at $80. 644-0836. CXIMPLETE PRICE $63.40 ticut, this 10th day of April, FOUR room apartment, first For Saleale 70-i 1968. Because.., AKC REGISTERED German Or Terms of $6.60 Per Month floor. Stove and refrigerator. IT’S Sliepherd puppies, 3 months Call at 364 Center St. MANCHESTER — Investment (X)LONIAL old, had all shots. 683-2360. Call Capitol Manager Collect package. 6-5 duplex plus 6 room Hand dipped not machine made! TIU 9 P.M. MODERN SECOND floor, 4 single. Leonard Agency, Real MINIATURE POODLES — 2 rooms, heat, hot water, dis tors, 646-0469. ^ T I M E B O A R D CD. black males, AKC registered. posal, stov^, shades, antenna, Call 649-9464. 666-5662 yard, parking, storage. No Under constant refrigerationi Skilled and Unskilled pets. Adults, $166. 644-8169. Houses For Sole 72 To File Your AKC BASSETT Hound-gold and EXCELLENT condition, 40” 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water. RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 mil unson^s Excellent wages, full-time, 6 white male, housebroken, ex Over 50 different pieces! electric stove. Sunbeam rotls- baths, modem kitchen with days per week, shift differ cellent disposition. 643-1412. stove, refrigerator, disposal, serle, 14’ upright freezer, 649- parking included, nice location, built-ins, formal dining room, ential, Blue Cross, CMS, 0484 after 6. family room, 8 bedrooms, 2- life Insurance, paid holi $160. per month. 649-0308, 649- FLUFFY cute kittens free. Call 8989. oar garage. BxeeUant n6lgh- Candy Kitchen Shipped fresh from N .Y. Kitchen! days, other fringe benefits. 649-9443. borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally Progressive and expanding UNCLAIMED TWO BEDROOM, 4% room Ageney, Realtors, 64I-8S4T. Choose From Over 200 Varieties company. duplex. Convenient location. Caesar may have invented BOTH Articles For Sale 45 LAY-AWAY Adults. $106 monthly. Inquire HELAINE RD — 6 room Cape, taxes, but he didn't form the FEPERAL I Prom $1iS5 to $4i95 _____ finished rec room, remodeled SORRY SAL is now a merry 186 Center St. ''legions” of complications we COLONIAL BOARD Co. New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing kitchen, living room, dining AND gal. She used Blue Lustre rug hove today. BLOCK will help OPEN ALL DAY machine. Sews on buttons, FOUR ROOM duplex apart room,' fireplace, newly installed 616 Parker St., Manchester and upholstery cleaner. Rent Your Newest Medical STATE makes button holes, does all ment, central location, working storm windows, large corner you conquer the world of in - l a r g e a s s o r t m e n t - electric riiampooer, $1. Olcott come tax problems quickly Mrs. E. S. Loftus the latest fancy work, no couple, no children. Cali 649- lot. Owner 643-8601. EASTER SUNDAY Variety Store. attachments needed. 4319 after 2 p.m. Facility For and accurately. You'll often LIFE UP BE GENTLE, be I kind, to tha t save money# too. CHOCOLATE BUNNIES Ambulatory Patients GUARANTEE 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. EASTER BASKETS expensive carpet, clean it with BALANCE $49.60 Fumlshod Legal Notice We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax reiu’ "- Salesmen Wanted 36-A Blue Lustre, Pent electric T w e moke any errors that cost you any penalty or shampooer $1. The Sherwin- Or Terms of $4.26 Per Month Apartmants 63>A DECREE ON interest, we will poy the penolty or interesh------LICENSED Real Estate sale- LIMlTA'nON OF CLAIMS WHITE CHOCOLATE BUNNIES Williams Co. AT A COURT OP PROBATE, JELLY BEANS men with previous experience, Call Capitol Manager Collect iH~ROOkT^iiTciiNCY7^^- holden at Bolton, within and for the call Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbrick FREE — 200 extra S ft H Till 9 P.M. tral, reasonable. Gentleman. EMstHot of Andover, on the 28th day 6 of March, A.D. 1968. Wishes tach and AH Agency, 649-6847. Stamps with oil change. Truck Call 649-8404 between 4 and Preaent, Hon. Norman J. Preusa, tires, half price, all sizes 6 to p.m. Judge. 666-5662 On motion of Dorothy T. Pish and America's Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 OHiees 12 ply. Cole’s Discount, 643- THREE LARGE rooms, bath, PrlsoUla Lancaster on the testate Help Wanteik- 6882. cstaite of Helen P. Davidson, late at the newly decorated, first flqor. No of Bollon. within said district, de- Male or Female 37 THREE YEAR OLD, 6 piece PROCESSED gravel for drive children or pets. Suitable one Manchester Shopping Parkade — Lower Level Walnut bedroom set, $230. 17” This Court doth decree that three Between Sears and Grants Rear Entrances HAIRDRES8ERB wanted, 'fidi ways and parking areas. Also or two older residents prefer months be allowed and limited for 1964 TV, $20. Call 644-8983. red. Parking. 272 Main St. the creditors of said estate to ex or part-time. Apply in person. bank run gravel and fill at hibit their claims against the same to the Executors and d)rects that Parkade Only! The Wiggery Beauty Salon, 626 our screening plant or deliv Weekdays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ROUTE 6. BOLTON -1- TEL. 649-4332 UNIVERSAL Electric stove. ~ ------"J— publicpublic notice notice be ’ given of this order Main St., Manchester, Tuesday ered. George H. Grlfflng, Ine. Best offer. Can be seen after 385 West Center Street, Miancliester, Conn.— For Information Call. . . 646-0129 OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tlU 8:39 P.M. by edverttsii Sat. and Sun, 9 A.M. to S P.M. — *86-1981 through Saturday. 742-7886. 4:30 p.m., 9 Lincoln Street. ' Read Herald Ads Candy Also Available For Fund Raising NORMAN J. PRBUSS, Judge. I NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 ss'. Cyril and Methodius Church, HUitford, at 9 a.im. One Wedding One Killed, t^ itu a ry Burial will be In Mt. St. Bene B52s Hit Enemy dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. FYlends may call at the fu For Widow^ 20 Injured neral home today Trom 6 to 9 ArendtDies^ p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 In Five Air Strikes In Glasgow and 7 to 9 p.m. Daughters (Oonttamed from Page One) Bom April 7, 1898 In Poland, (Continued from Page Onei es. Korean casualties were re LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mar Teacher at he lived In Hartford more than parked Springer delivery trucks 60 years, moving to Wapping U.S. military spokesmen said ported light. garet Smith, a 38-year-old wi Scattered clashes also were and smashed windows. A three years ago. He was em the FlllA s flew two missions dow, and her three teen-age Tech School ployed at the Niles-Bement- reported In the two major allied daughters were married Friday spokesman estimated damage Friday, attacking truck parks ground operations—Pegasus, Pcmd, West Hartford, before re night in a quadruple ceremony. at $62,600. Robert Louis Arendt, 71, of and other targets 66 miles north which broke the enemy siege of 86 Phelpe Rd„ former electrt- tiring six years ago. He was a Three sailors and an oil rigger On Friday, students again member of the Nlles-Bement of the demilitarized zone. Pilots Khe Sanh in the northwest fron took to West Berlin’s streets, OBl instruotor at Howell Che were the grooms. ney Technloal School, died last Men's Club and the Polish Cltl- reported one secondary explo- tier area, and Complete Victory, burning a police motorcycle, zens Club. He was a World War In the 11 provinces around Bal "At first it waSjmore of a joke flailing at water cannon trucks night at Manchester Memorial Sion, indicating fuel or ammunl- Hospital. I veteran. than anything,” said Yeoman with sticks and hurling rocks at Mr. Arendt was bom Nov. 4, Survivors Include three daugh tion had been hit Units on Operation Pegasus, a Seaman Michael Ray Blakey, a U.S. Information Agency ra 1896 In Netw York City, and has ters, Mrs. Mildred Turley of In all, U.S. pilots flew 90 mis 20,000-man sweep, reiwrted kill 20, of IndianapollB, Ind. "We’re dio station, RIAS. A score of lived In Manchester Mnce 1938. West Hartford, Mrs. Theresa sions over the North Friday ing 63 enemy troops in scattered all good friends. The Idea of one windows were smashed In the skirmishes near IQie Sanh. wedding just grew on us.” station's headquarters. Before his retirement five Sieminski of Wapping, said Mrs. and, for the ninth straight day, Florence GoreckI of Wethers In the 100,000-man Operation Blakey’s bride was Laiura years aigo, he had been employ stayed below the 19th Parallel At night, about 3,000 demon field; two sons, Frank R. Slm- Complete Victory, the war's big Brown Thomson photo Lynn, 18. Loilng photo strators tried to block streets ed for 36 years by the State of and well south of the 20th Paral Oonneoticut, and before oom- ixwki of Hartford and Fred gest allied operation, helicopter If-n mother, a waitress, mar- leading from Springer’s publish £ Momine MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Trevor Howard and Capuebe (488) Big Talley (C) B 1:88 (8) Best Salter (tt) Hlghllghto 1:8 > (88) Maverlek An Americu bwyer ta s u ib - and lorolveineat and reapondb (18) Sabaor. TV ra n I "Ghost and Mrs. M br”. 18:88 08) 6 U b er. TY TV Ibrt n "Ghost u d Mrs. Mulri' (88) M elilib’a Navy 1I:W Tap CM (O) •'Mstchleas*' "Matdilees' ‘47 Gens nerney, Rex Hai^ 8:86 (48) M a v e rto moned to B. Africa by hta <■) of IndMdual cMaan. TV ^ '87 Lonely widow finds peace ' ule "cT* *****' 8:88 , : I.J ■ - -:} ...... —,—. . .. r:-"...... — i r — ^ r [1 7 31 7 u It MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY,_APRIL 18, 1968 ft P A G E PO UR l.l i' THURSDAY PROGRAM I (U) Subecr. TV 1;M (S) Bert Seller (M ) U.S. Navy Film •Kill A Drason.” MOSCO’ 8:1 I (2) Weather, Sports, News JUU A . . w 1 • Part IV •'Ghost and Mra. B:M (2) Thursday Ntaht Movie Huir". Gene Tierney. Rex Har (C) "Escape From Bast Berlin. maimed rison. (8) News Sports Weather (C) Gripping story ^ptetliw es maUcally (M) Film (18) Mervt GrlffbiQrif Show cape to west of 38 East Ger