JTUDAY, m a r c h 4^ 1968 Average DaOy Net Press Rim The Weather PAGE TWBIfPT ‘e iiattrlffater Owning i|m Ki ' For the Wedc Ended Graduel clearing today, high Febnuury 19,1996 In 40a; cloudy colder tonight, M9aa Carol A n n a Oryk, Nutmeg Alumnae Group of low 80-35; sunny, breec^ to ­ daughter o f Atty. and Mrs. An­ Gamma Sigma Sigma, national 14,582 morrow, hlg^ near 40. - About Town thony J. Gryk of 37 Academy service sorority, will meet Sun­ Delegates Chosen St, recently played in "In the day at 3 p.m. at the home of Manchester—‘ 4/City of Village Charm HartfthidCounty Dental As- Shadow of the Glen,” a one-act' Miss Nancy Anderson, 696 Farm­ ■iBtants SSSfety and G reats play, at a play festi'V*d at Bos­ ington Ave., Wett Hartford. To GOP Conventions 85 East Center St. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 131 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT LIFE) Ch e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y , m a r c h 5, i966 (Classified Advertising on Page 6) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Hartford Dental Hygenist As­ ton OoUege. She is a graduate Easter baskets will be prepared sociation have a Joint meet­ of Mt. S t Joseph Academy, for a needy family, and pen­ The Republican Town Committee last night elected At Soimmt St. ing Mondiiy St 7:30 at the Ann West Hartfyjcd, and Is majoring nants will be made for Nu diap* delegates and alternates to the June 17-18 GOP State S t Y5STOA, Hartford. A "Good in secondary education at Bos­ ter at the University of Con­ Conventidn, the June 25 First Congressional District WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL Gromning" demonstration will ton College School of EJduca- necticut, Storrs. Convention, the June 27 Hartford County (Sheriff) be given after a business meet­ tion.., Convention, and the June 30 ------^------Blizzard ing. Menrhere may bring guests. r ____ All Brownies, Girl Scouts w d Fourth Senatorial District Con- Henry Michalak, Demuel Members of the Senior Citi­ Scout leaders of South Mtthodist Mrti. Jane B. Cheney, cKrec- ventlon. Miller, Hoyt Stllson, Mrs. Kay zen’s bowling team will go to Church are reminded to meet State OonvenUon delegates Thompson, Mrs. Ann MeMlllan, 1.79 Jet Hits bor of aWWren’B Museum, West FREESIA ’ Bristol Monday to bowl with with Mrs. William Hooker, Sun­ ■■ •' ' - ''i * are; Francis P. DellaFera, Mrs. p^ed Peck. Robert Reault, Alex^ Cripples Hartford, wiM ^>eak Tuesday Bristol Senior Citizens at Bris­ day at 10:30 a.m. in front of the Saunda Taylor, Robert Stavnit- at 8 p.m. at a meeting of the ander Penny and Atty. Paul OPEN TILL 9 PtM. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY tol Ten Pin Danes. A bu.s will church. The group will march sky, Wilber Little, Donald Gen- Marte. SdstertuxKl of Temple Beth Sho- lea've the Parkade Danes Mon­ into church together. ovesl, Vincent Genovesi, M. Ad­ Jom at the temple. Her topic day at 11:15 a.m. and take its ler Dobkin, Atty. Thomas Bai- wm be "The Ekxilogy of the regular route to pick up bowl­ The Rev. Douglas Theuner, Big Area Ancient Near Bast.” Her lec­ ers. The bus will return to the vicar of St. George’s Episcopal Educators Speak ture will be supplem ent with Parkade Danes and leave from Church, Bolton, will conduct a Alternates are-. Herman Heck, l^ T ^ A FARGO, N. D. (A P )— A 124 Dead; 84 Americans samples pertaining tio me dur- there at noon for Bristol. service Sunday at 8:16. a.m. on Mrs. Mildred Schaller, Mrs. A O J V e e n e y K I A deadly blend bf heavy snow ii^ the pre-BiblicaE times. Re­ Guest Preacher Marion Mercer, Mrs. Rosalind freshments wtM be served after radio station WINF. The pro­ C. B. Charles and screaming winds began The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, gram is sponsored by the Man­ Quish, Miss Elinor Hashim, Three Manchesteir educators GOING to relax its paralyzing grip the program. Mrs. Harold pastor of Bolton Congregational The Rev. Dr. Thorsten Gus- .Mrs. Ernestine Brown, Mrs. Eli- will «peak Tuesday at 8 p.m. Kraxiz is chairman of the meet­ chester Ministers Association. frttenO * Hdtnificent on a vast section of the Church, will conduct a service tafson, former pastor of Eman- nor Magnano, Fred Peck, Har- at a meeting of Keeney St. AT State News ing. north central Sunday at 6:40 a.m. at the The annual ‘‘change of Com­ uel Lutheran Church, will ^ .Turkington and Atty. ppA in the school audi- 4 Day Second Crash in Area; chapel of Manchester Memorial AUCTION today. Sunset Retoekah Dodge will mand” dinner-dancV of the U.S. Hospital. The service is spon­ preach Sunday at the 9 and Congressional District Con- ^ of the The Weather Bureau called It meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Coast- Guard AijJftllary Flotilla Estate AueUai Prelate Uses sored by the institutions and 10:30 a.m. services at the ventlon delegates are: Louis meeting is “ Manchester’s Test- one of the most savage blizzards Fellows HaH. Tliere will be a at Manchester will be held to- IT DATALOQUE In recorded history. Cause Still Unknown chaplaincy committee of the morriWV at 6:30 p.m. at Flano’s church. The church, dedicated Champeau, Vincent Diana, Mrs. t^g Program, from Klndergar- quiz game after a business from mmy premmMi With blinding snow and 'winds meeting. Mrs. Ernest Oox ts Manchester Council of Churches. Restaurant, Bolton.' March 1, 1881, is celebrating Mary Doll, Mrs. Lillian Holway, through Grade 12.” Taped Talk GOTEMBA, Japan (AP)—A British passenger jet The event is open to the public. Slth anniversarv Sunday Eugene Montany, Paul Dodge, Speakers are Miss EJthel ttlales ineluJmg clocked at over 100 miles per chairman of refreahments. its 8 5 ^ anniversary . Sunday ^ principal of Waddell hour in some areas, It moved mysteriously burst into flame and smoke over Mt. Fuji Mrs. Lawrence Decker Jr., ELSA MAXWELL and will have a mortgage burn- Crandall. Mrs. Grace School; Mrs. Alba L. Hotkow- with punisihing slowness noirth- At Synagogue today and crashed on the sacred mountain’s slopes, kill­ president of Junior Century JOHN SIMMONS Ing ceremony for its parish perry and Roger Bagley. ski, guidance teacher at Ben- (IMDMar •( fhnnMiN CMittt eastward from western South ing all 124 aboard. Club, and Mrs. Michael Tobin, building which was completed Alternates are; George Kan- net Junior High School, and Dakota to northeastern Min­ STAMFORD (AP) — Among them were 84 Ameri­ 12,389-foot Mt. Fuji reached • vice president, will attend a "Tha Hi i m Im m Ctllttfltir in 1952. One of Pastor Gustaf- Donald Kuehl, Mrs. Esther Harry Maldment, guidance nesota. Richard Cardinal Cushing cans — 76 in a single tour group nearly 70 miles an hour at noon Early Spring Fruit 'n Vegetables Are Here! Junior state board meeting of An Estate Dirtel from son’s final acts while serving pif.’i,ip= Mrs Gloria Benson teacher at Manchester- High sponsored by the Thermo King and by 3 p.m. 86 miles an hour PLUMS OR NECTARINES ...... -doz. 6 9 ^ the Connecticut State Federa­ Butnot Airts, Argeutinn Behind It lay scores of com- couldn’t get to Temple Si­ the church was to officiate at o^^-rborrZ; w m Z lo rZ ’, School. mimities so partdyzed Oorp., a refrigeration firm of with gusts likely Wgher. tion Off Women’s Club tomorrow REMOVED TO THE nai for an interfaith serv­ WATERMELON ...... lb- 10< ! the burning of the mortgage of j^gojj Miller Lawrence Riker, Refreshments will be served looked like ghost towns. Minneapolis, Minn. One Japanese witness said he at the South Meriden House, ice so he sent his voice in­ CANTALOUPES ...... each 4 9 e the main church building March Ronald’ Jacobs and Mrs.' after the program. There were three kno' The British Overseas Airways saw the plane flying straight up McINTOSH APPLES ...... 6 lb. Avg. bag 40^ Meriden, and a president's coun­ HOLIDAY INN OF NERIDEN stead. / Corp. plane had a crew of 11. then a wing broke off, he said, 6, 1944. Irma Lawrence. INTERSECTION OF WILBUR CROSS PABKWAT^ all in Minnesota, The Roman Catholic arch­ cil meeting Tuesday at DePas- A native of Worcester, Mass., Hartford County Convention ’ It was the second major plane and the jetliner plummeted AND INTERSTATE 91 — MERIDEN,,CONN. persons were missi: bishop had been invited by quale’s Restaurant on the Berlin and a graduate of Upsala Col- ^ ew a tes are; Ralph Maher, crash in the Tokyo area in less trailing smoke, Bose, D’AnJou Pears, Navel Oranges, White, rtnk jorlty In North Dakota, 'where Rabbi Samuel Silver of the Re­ Grapefruit, Nectarines, Plums, Watermelons, Straw­ ■ipke. lege. East ^ an ge, N.J., and Bennett, Otto Herr- than 24 hours and the third in a SALE DATES March 5th T h m g h M the storm’s form Jewish synagogue to take Mt. Fuji is 86 miles west berries, Cantaloupes, Honeyde*s, Grapes, Pineapples, Augustana Theolo^cal Semi- ^ Borman, Everett Thomas and Ellen Quinn est. rnontlt, with a death toll of more southwest of Tokyo. Manchester Veterans Council , featuring ] part in a service on the eve Umes. APPLES FRESH FROM THE COOLERS. — naiy. Rock Island. Ill Dr. Crockett, will sing In the 4th £ ^ was the Idizzard (AP Photofax) than 300. »■ The crash brought the death Macs, Red Delicious, Cortlands, Spies, Wlnesaps, Rus­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. of the sabbath, but the weather ■What caused the crash was t 'ToT a Merrill Anderson, Earle Rohan. GRAND NIGHT OF MU­ tha ly stalked what would toll in three major plane c r a v ­ sets and Fresh Sweet Cider. at the American Legion Home. VALUABLE ART PROPERTY intervened. ■ not known. There were treach­ » to Mrs. Barbara Sasse and York SIC presented by the K ore be the safest, sim­ Proposed New England Flag es in Japan In the pa^ month to ALSO: Fresh Asparagus, Green Squash, Green, Yellow He left that year to become ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS After deciding against flying erous winds in the area over the Beans, Broccoli, Boston, Romaine Lettuce, Cherry To­ of C for the benefit of ple i. 821. stSwardship director of the ® mPOBTANT DIAMOND COLLECTION 9 Gov. Dempsey and Gov. John Reed of Maine confer down from Boston because of majestic snow-covered extinct matoes, Watercress, Leeks, Peas, Parsnips, Belgium En­ Alternates are: OmerGingras, the Msgr. Hannon schol­ ^ear Woodworth, in central Sixty-four of the 72 persons Augrustana Lutheran Church on under a flag proposed as an official emblem of the the wet, foggy weather. Cardinal volcano. Some aviation experts dive, Brussel Sprouts, Escarole, Egg Plant and White Rec Sponsors Sforth Dakota, is-year-old Betty aboard a Canadian Pacific Air­ a national level, with offices in Beckley. Victor Swanson, arship fund. Both Quinns New Englanci states. It was designed by K. A. Cushing called up a Stamford said the four-engine blue and Sweet Potatoes. Diede vanished while on a trip lines DCS were killed Friday Minneapolis, Minn. After this -^°hn Fletcher, Clifford Hansen, are very active jin singing Ebinger of Maine. The governors tabled action on radio station and dictated to a white, Boeing 707 may have been Dance Contest PUBUcIScm^ to close a banging chicken coop night when the plane crashed appointment, he served as pres- Gilbert Barnes, William Moor- groups. Music from the tape recorder for more than shaken apart. Reports that “ Here’snere B Wherewucro. You.suu Meet Yourkuui Neighbors and Friends!” door 100 feet from her parents’ the proposal. (Other story on page 2). and burned after it snagged on The Repreatlon and Park ident of the New York Con- Daniel Hair. David Ode- “Sound of Music” will be FRIDAY, MARCH 4th there had been a collision with a V home. Her mother, Mrs. Ray- half an hour. This tape was the approach lights at Tokyo’s "T H E K IN G Department will sponsor a ference of t h e Augustana gard and Adam Rhodes. preqpnted by the' Quinns. 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. second plane were discounted. mcm Diede, nearly died in-*a played at Temple Sinai. International Airport and hit a dance for junior high school Church body for several years. Fourth Senatorial District Witnesses told of seeing it bil- OF They live on Greenwood NO ADMISSION CHARGE - FREE CATALOGUES vain, groping search for her He noted that he had ardently concrete retaining wall. students at the West Side Rec, with churches under his juris- Convention delegates are: A,tty. • lowing white smoke, then black Dr. in Manchester, mem­ daughter in the swirling snow, supported the resolutions and The crash of a Japanese PRODUCE!" n o -Cedar St., tonight from diction from New York to Flor- John S. G. Rottner, ^^Eugene smoke. Others said thidy saw bers of St. Barthohmew but made it back to the house on Studebaker Ends other actions by which the Sec­ Boeing 727 jot into Tokyo Bay a PERO276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS o 648-6884 7:30 to 9:30. Ida. Since 1963, he has been KeUy, Martin Alvord, Mrs. Nat- 0 * O h d r l c S ^ailertedf »3nt flames. Several said it seemed parish. Mrs. Quinn sang ond Vatican Council had erased month ago was the world's ’ Featured, will be the “ Star- dlrector of stewardship for the siHe McIntosh, Donald Conrad, hands and knees. to flutter to the earth like a leaf, aIi c t i o n e e r s the centuries-old charges In the worst single air disaster. It dusters,” a local band, plus a Lutheran Church in America, Atty. James Higgins, Atty. as a soloist at the Statler •The mercury neared zero at disintegrating in its fall. TERMSt CASH — CHECK OB AMERICAN ! lore of the Church that the Jews claimed 133 lives. A helicopter dance contest in which four with offices in New York City. Herbert Phelon, Mrs. Hazel for the Conn. State Xkn- the height of the storm. Moun­ Almost 1,000 Japanese sol­ FIRST AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH Olb^l tainous drifts made such a thing Auto Production were responsible for the death searching for some of the bodies trophies will be awarded four ’The mortgage burning cere- Finlay, William Thornton and ployes Convention. diers, police and firemen as a level snow reading rare. of Christ. j that are still missing crashed wiimers. Contestants must be mony will take place at the Donald Knofla. DETROIT, Mich. (AP) — Stu­ a losing baittle in its effort to worked into the night carrying But where North Dakota gauges “ Who did kill Christ?” he enrolled In a town junior high 10:30 a.m. service. Alternates are: Russell Gran- debaker CJorp. wrote a reluctant Stay ih the auto business. V * the bodies from the plane do-wn kUnng two. ■worked, they measured depiths Anniversary Specials school and all persons are re­ finish Friday to Us’ 64-year SaJes, which had Wt a high of asked. “ We all did—all who have to this town five miles away. The big jetliner arrived in quired to have rec member- up to 34 inches at Devils Lake. sins on their souls helped WU Rescue workers said they had Japan from San Francisco Fri- “NO LIMIT ON QUALITY” career in the auto-making busi­ 268,226 in 1960, had gon$ steadi­ ^ p cards. The storm shattered almost ness. ly downWU. Less than 19,000 Christ.” found all the bodies. day but was diverted some 600 all actiirities dependent on out­ Cardinal (Pushing invited Rabbi President Byers A. Burlin­ Studebakers were sold last As they were taken from the miles south of Tokyo because of ALL SUITS REMODELED ^ WHO WANT THE ELEGANCE OF TH^IlEW CAPRICE, door travel. Schools closed. En­ Silver to speak from the pulpit heavy fog. The plane and pas­ game said: "While I sincerely year. An amateur photographer, vacationing near Mt. plane they were wrapped In tire . business districts shut of the cathedral in Boston in sengers spent the night at the regret the necessity of disoon-. ’The company made several Fuji, took this picture of the BOAC 707 jetliner, gray miliitary blankets and REG 915--NOW m ^ YOU WHO WANT THE SMQQTHNESS/ljF A NEW IM P A IA down. Travel by any means was tinuing Studebaker care, the drastic moves in recent years in the near future and said a date trailing smoke, just before it crashed on Mt. Fuji, placed in wooden coffins. U.S. Itazuke military base and impossible in many areas. would be worked cut In the next then flew Into Tokyo today un­ Ladies* Winter or Cuff and Press YOU WHO WANT THE P E R F O R A T E OF A NEW GHEVEUE, irreverMble losses being- in­ efforts, to keep the automotive killing all persons aboard. (AP Photofax) There was no sign of exten­ Uncounted thousands of trav­ few days. sive fire or explosion aboard the der rioudlesB skies, Trousers curred permit no other course.” division ahye. All failed. Spring Coats CHEVR(MjET~> YOU WHO WANT THE U N IQ ^ E S S OF A NEW CORVAIiL elers were stranded. Inicl^ One was the move in ^ M em - plane. Rescuers said many of BOAC officials sold 106 of the Reg. $1.25 ones, like 120 at tiny Sterling His announoement confirmed 'the boddes thro-wn from the what everyone In the auto busi­ ber,~-l968,- of StudCbakerQ car- Cra$h.KiHs ^ >o¥*h- — 113 passengers boarded the Shortened or N O W 75c 0 »n e rs, in central North Dako- plane were unmarked and un­ AND YOU WHO WANT THE THRIHINESS OF A HEW CHEVY H . . . ness had thought for some time buiUHng operations from South NORWALK (AP)—Th6 ion of flight in Tokyo while the others burned. Lengthened \ (See Page Three) —th ^ Studebaker was fighting Bend, Ihd., to Haimdlton, Ont. a Milfonl police lieutenant wad came from San Fhanclsco. Nine­ Remove Pleats ‘The theory was that the Hamll- injured fatally early today in Japan’s Weaither Bureau Is­ ty-six were bound for Hong Reg. $4 and $4.50 From Trousers ton suhsidiBry plant ■w|s more an auto accident on the Con- sued several wind warnings just Kong, eight for Rangoon, Bur­ Reg $8 modem and economical than necticut TUmplke. minutes before the plane -- ma, one for Karachi, Pakistan N O W $3 and $3.50 N O W $^.00 COME ON IN NOW! the old plant at South Bend and bound next for Hong Kong on a and one for London, BOAC saidi that . Chadian wages ’ were (See Page Tlu-ee) Hits New Peak round-the-world flight — The plane took off from Tokyo 50% OFF ON ALL OTHER ALTERATIpNS Anti V iel- somewhat lower than those in crashed about six miles below at 1:68 p.m. — 11:68 p.m. EST. COIN-OPERATED the United States. SAK30N, South Viet Nam were seen trying to get away the volcanic crater after 2 p.m. Police at Gotemba said k We have a full wniple line of materials for Ladles’ and WASH->N-DRY CLEAN In another move, Studebaker (AP) — The Viet Nam war but they were in danger of be- Weaither officials in Tokyo Gentlemen’s Suita made to order. U MAPLE ST. continually reduced Its car of­ FBI Nabs Man reached new fury today with ing trapped and annihilated by said sustained winds around tha (See Page Three) lAoroas From First Nattonal ferings and in the 1966 line of­ U.S. and Vietnamese troops at- ground and air assaults, These specials good March 8 through March 17 Store Paring Lot Called RedrRul^d fered only 10 models at prices In Threat'on LBJ tacking Oommunist regulars in The 101st Airborne’s 1st Bri- OPEN 7 DAYS WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. fled to know its nature and ranging from $2,200 to $3,000. two big operations and with air gade operating 12 miles south of MANCHESTER TAILOR SHOP 16-Lb. Wash—26o Gen. Nicholas. Katzenbach has sponsorship.” ’The company shunned the PHELADELPHTA (AP) — A power turned on full blast. Tuy Hoa launched an attack Fri» 8-Lbs. Dry Clean-—62.00 accused the W.E.B. DuBois Under the 1960 Subversives Manchester Resident glomour-cor market and the man who was taken' from a It was the second heavy day day elements inter identified 121 SPRUCE STREET 649.2184 6 Lbs. Or Under fl.S0 Clubs of America—organizer of Actiidties Control Act, the board horsepower race and concen­ Wabhington-bound train here for U.S. warplanes, Air Force b s a reinforced North Vietna­ many siwti-Viet Nam war dem­ ■will stage hearings on the Com- trated instead on a campaign to after he allegedly threatened mese battalion. They reportedly T onstrations last fall—of being a mimist-front charges. If the spokesmen said they hit a sur­ Victims’ Co-Worker provide conservative, econom- the life of President Johnson, is face-to-air missile site 34 miles killed 105 o f the enemy and cap­ Communist-front organiitation g;roup is found to be Communist- being held in $50,000 bail. iC€il transportation. But It mis­ west of Hanoi Friday night and tured 39 weapons Including four “W e are a small company; 1 chester from San Franifisco iuid asked it to register with the dominated, it wlU be required to fired in the' market place. The man, Osw^d S. Pick, 27, machine guns. Subversive Actiirities Control Ust its officers and the sources encoimtered fire from three know every one of them by last Sunday, Where the com­ L\ Oddly enough, the closing of of Clifton, N.J., phoned the Communist MIGs about 80 miles ■ The U.S. 1st Infantry Division name, including the wives.” pany, a subsidiary o f Westlngr Board. and distribution of its funds and threat to the Federal Bureau of Studebaker’ B auto facilities from the North Vietnamese cap­ went into the Jungles and rubber David J. Magowan of 34 house, h^d held its dealers' con­ Leaders of the group, wffilch printing equipment. Investigation office in Washing­ came at Ume when virtually all ital. plantations aroiind Ben Cat, 80 Carol Dr., New England and vention at the St. Francis Ho­ has 36 chapters and an estimat­ A spokesman for the. DuBols other operations of Studebaker ton early Friday morning, American Marine*-' dnd gov­ New York sales representative tel. The tourists left on their ed 2,500 members across the d u b s d escrit^ the Justice De­ were booming. agents said. (See Page Three) ernment airborne troops fo f the Thermo King Corp., ex- trip Saturday, spent a week in CHICKEN nation, denounced Friday’s Jus­ partment’s petitiem as “part and The company had diversified The caller told the FBI he claimed to have killed more pressed his shock this morning Japan, and were en route to tice Department move as “Red­ parcel of the policies of the in recent years, and its output would be on the Pennsylvania than 300 North Vietnamese reg­ when he called The Herald to Hong Kong where they were to baiting” and denied any affilia­ Johnson' administration to sup­ now includes home appliances, Railroad’s Congressional Limit­ HOME OF ulars and Viet Cong in a two- check the list of his company’s spend five days before return­ tion with the Oommunist party. press and silence cri'tics of the electrical generators, commer- ed express and oha'Uenged them dealers and distributors who ing home via Honolulu. Katzenbach, in a petition to administration’s dirty little war to find him. - ' day battle six miles northwest King Balked ciail refrigeration, oil and fiiel Thermo King Corp. la a truck the Subversive Activities Owi- in Viet Nam.” of Quang Ngai and the fight was perished in the Tokyo crash of •you Be The Fried trol Board, charged that the Patrick Hallinan, counsel for (See Page Thred) (See Page Three) still going oh. The Communists In Takeover a British jetliner. Among the refrigeration equipment manu­ ,, '’dubs were created and com the dub, added: 76 in the group was the vice facturer. M trolled by the U.S. Communist president and treasurer of the “ Out of the Korean war cam# TOKYO (AP) — Among the Caterer party. company. Sen. Joseph McCarthy. The sit­ At Slum Area 124 persons ■who perished “ Historically, Americans uation is so similar we should “The dealers and their wives aboard a British jetliner that have the freedom to organize in 419 MAIN ST— NEXT TO DAIRY MART not be surprised to find a whole OHIOAGO (AP) — The owner had won a post-convention 15- crashed today at the foot of Mit. dissent,” the attomey general new aura of Red-baiting to si­ of a slum apartment building day trip; I work' for the com­ F\iji were 76 pleasure-bound- ■aid. “ At the same Ume, in ac- lence critics.” taken over by Dr. Martin Luth­ pany but couldn’t win,” said Americans traveling on a group eordance with the law, young Hallinon’s brother 'ferrance, er King Jr. has petitimied for an Magowan. - lour sponsored by a U.S. manu­ MARCH IS 'TAKE OUT" MONTH people who might consider join­ injunction retraining King Magowan returned to M an-- facturer of truck refrigeration ing this organization are enH- (S;ee Page Three) from' collecting any rent. equipment. $ATURDAY-SUNDAY SPECIAL The suit, filed Friday in Cir­ Flying pfist Mt. FVji after cuit Court,, by an attorney for take off from Tokyo foternation- Jebn B. Bei)der, 81, seeks to en^. Believed Dead, al Airport, their British Over­ HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN OINNER Q iO < what it calls an "illegal seizure Woman Later seas Airways Gorp. Boeing 707 Three pieces of Chicken, French Fries, Dinner Roll, bf property.” burst into flames and .crashed, Withholding Tax • To dramatize his .campaign killing everyone aboard. ,Ck>le Slaw, Cranberry Sauce. Reg. 151.15 against slum conditions in Chi­ . found Alive “ R ’s almost Impossible to ba* is celebrafing Double ^evrolet cago, King announced Feb. 23 NEW YORK (AP) — A 7i- he had assumed "trusteeship" (Sea Page Three) year-old woman who haid been JUMBO HEAVENLY ww«8 jou ia * new X ^ ' ’**>*• He of a six- flat structure on the Payrfient Change pronounced dead at 5 p.m. Fri­ West Side owned by Bender. FRIED CHICKEN DINNER ...... $1.65 to jnri about JnyTenrtJT **-““'* day was found to be alive fopr King termed his action "su- 5 piec^ Chicken, French Fines, 2 Rolls, (3ole Slaw, Cranberry » w e than n tia le d S hours later by a funeral home WASHINGTON (AP) — If for more people and cut down pralegal.” He said he would col­ French Ship Line Sauce director. Jonr Double D i v i d e i /^ r * Oong^ss enacts President on extra payments and refunds. lect the rbht ^ d use it to reno- Police said Mias Henrietta Johns’s tax package, now President Jeffinson asked Con­ ■vate the building. Briefly Picketed S H A C K P A K ...... 85 gress to pass by March 16 the I-andau, a retired nurse, was ■waiting final Senate action, Bender’s petition requested 2 pieces Chicken, i^ n c h Fries, Roll, Chanberry l^uce t^U wifioh also restores recent pronounced dead at her home Ne w YORK (AP) — Long, your pay check will probably the court to issue an injunction decreasesM- in cex and phone by, her physician. Dr. Samuel shoremen protesting trade with. locA different after May 1. restraining King from collecting CHICKEN - N - lUCKET ...... $2.75 How afferent? That depends. excise taxes and speeds up pay­ Gaines. ’ He had been ' treating North Viet Nam ended 90 any rent or interfering in any 10 pieces Chicken, 4 Rolls, Cranberry Sauce ment of some corporate taxes. her for Parkinson’s disease and minutes of plckeiting at Manhat* The change would come about way, and asked for the appoint­ It looks as if the deadline will be heart trouble. tan's French Line pier today because of new methods of witli- ment of a receiver for the prop­ CHICKEN . N . BARREL ...... $3.25 bolding for income tax, and in met. The House passed the b ill. She was taken to the erty. It also asked that King be after line officials assured them 16 pieces Chicken only " tax matters everybody is a spe- Feb. 26 by a 266-146 vote. West F\ineral Home, where the their shi{» do not dead at any of /\ held accountable for any rent oial case. But some general Here are sonie examples, ac­ night mansiger, James Kenne­ that Communist country’s ports. HADDOCK FILLET i ' LARGE, FANTAIL / collected or expenses incurred. dy, told police that sigpis of life DOUBLE DIVmEND DAYS! guidelines can be drawn. cording to Treiwury flguree, of “ Although we agree with the The dock workers, who had DINNER ...... ,....$ 1 .1 0 • SHRIMP DINNER ...... $ U 0 were noticed at 8:45 p.m. In the first place, the over-all how the iiew withholding system Intentions and objectives, of Mr. formed what was termed ■ CLAM DINNER .$L10 FISH PLATTER ...... ,$1.25 amount of income tax you will woidd woric: , | Miss Landau was rushed to rank-and-file protest, retumad NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEAIER'S King’s action,”„ ^ ' said Bender’s „ . Roosevelt Hospital where her pay would not be changed by Mr. A, is single, earne $6,000 a to their jobs, taking down signs Always use that outside mirror before passing I It’s one of eight sttmdard safeti^ (he legdslaUon. The only ques- atorney, 'condition was described as poor. tha.t read “ F’rench ships help IDEAL FOR: » Always year and has no special deducti­ > Ueve it can be accomplished. . Kennedy said she was on a features you’ll now find on evefy Chevrolet. Oon would be how much of the ble expensee, so he usee the under the Jurisdiction of the klM Ameirloan boys in Viet Unexpected Guests tax would be taken out of yo|ur raised pla'tform under a sheet Nam.” standard 10 p v cent deduction. courts.” when the &vo men who brought Church Functions Fast, Efficient, Courteous All kinds of all in one place., tat your Chevrolet dealers: Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy II • Corvalf • GOiVettB pay check and whether you Under the preeent law the The Rev. Andrew J. Young, F’rancois Respol, operationa ' Civic Groups WDuUl have to add to this at the her to the funeral borne heard manager for the FTrench Line, amount withheld from his $96 wcecutlve.director of the South­ loW moans. The employes, John and of the year to meet your weekly wage tor income tax Is said his firm “ does not deal at Picnics, Parties Take-Out Service ern CSiristian Lieadership Con- O'Halloran and Robert Hanley, eerOifif obligaUon, or whether you about $11.64. This does not in­ any North Vietnamese ports nor AUTHORIZEO CHSVROLET DEALER DWORIN.CHEVROLET, INC. . ference, said King and his asso­ ■bouted, "She’s alive I She’s I Fishing & Hunting Parties IN MANCHESTER, CONN. . CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. would'be entitled to a refund. clude Social Security; no ciates “ welootne the filing of the does tt intend to in the ftttura.** CALL AH EAD A'iS CONN. BOULEVARD—289-3441 alive!” and begun to apply ai’tl* ‘ Busy Mothers 1214 MAIN STBEET-627-n4i At present withboldiiig is at a cfaaage is contemplated in Mdth- A apokesman for the k»c^ CARTER CHEVROLET CO., IN a ault because it gives us a ficial respiration. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. HARTFORD, CONN. rate o f 14 per cent for aH; the bolding tar it. Breath of SpHng Buffets Bouffants chance to clarify in court some Bborelhen saU the protast WM| Lunches 1226 SfAlN STREET—649-6288 Within 20 minutes Kennedy aimed at getUng auefa aaouit' 646-0176 ■aw biO puts it on a staggered By the end of the year, Mr. A, It may have 'been a breath of spring but for these coeds at Wajime State of .the iosuea involved.” aaid the color returned to her WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. basis starting at 14 pet cent. if he has no income o u t^ e Ms ■young said no rent had been ance, and that the dock workeni ARDERY CHEVROLET, INC. The ^ je c t of this part of the University it was just a lot of wind. 'ITie March gusts buffet^ their bouffant face and she began to breathe would not interfere with tbi) “WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS KING” 21 I8HAM ROAD—2S6-6601 wages, will owe $671 income eoileoted so lor, mainly because S T A I^T STREET—228-0S48 EU| POqUONOCK lagialation UVto match ’withboU- easier. She did not regain con- . MEW BRITAIM, CONN. hairdoes (and others) making it a losing battle to keep tresses unsnarled. Oh WEST HABmxRn, o o n m ; WINDSOiW OaNN. wMb tax awed mora ckiaeiy (See Page Two) well,Jofficiaji’ Spring is coining. (AR Photofax) Cj (8m Face Tline) ■ctoumasa at tha funeral taoma. (SmPacBnna) -

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 PAGE THREE' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COKN, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 PAG E TWO Vernan Sheinwold on Bridge C U u g h Gets Anti Viet-War Group Blizzard Police Arrests Second Crash in Area; Governors Support Hoff’s ^Ckmdoliers’ Obituary V < Weekend Airlift Set South dealer '' By ALTBlED SHEINWOLD Neither side vnlnQiibM Robert B. Stephenson, 22, o f Power Import Proposal Rec Noti^ Si^id Dandy NORTH Rudolph H. Patterson 170 Oak St, yesterday was Cause Still Unknown "D o you uae a mirror when 4 A10952 Rudolph Henning Patterson, 7 »7 «.S r CaUed Red-Ruled Cripples charged with tampering with a To Outfit Guardsmen By______JOHN______GBUBER you shave?” North asked qulet- AJ8 67, of Hartford, formerly of motor vehicle and larceny un­ fiOSTON (AP) — Gov. PhiUp Spokesmen for private power Senior BashetbsU •/ - (Continued from Page One) ------> ' (Continued from Page One) WASHINGTON (AP) — The enllsteee at the local level. The A dahdy psioduoUon ot GU- ly after the play o f ^^toy’a ^ d . 0 K9 Manchester, died last night at - der $50, stemming from the ■ H. Hollt of Vermont, who con- attending the conference ex- Aft^ being but of action for 4 542 9L Bhancis Hospital, Hartford, Geoege A. Okxigh. 23, of 248 national secretary of toe DuBois muitirt organization end opera; theft of two complete rear crashed about 2:10 p.m. — 12:10^ ten^"dTOtric” n^s "in the pressed "reservations a^ t Im- 'nearly three weeks while, the Defense Department launches if«fl*”***f SuJHvnn’s "Gondo- S^!5^ "^^u ed in ^a'Touder WEST EAST ted principally to give aid and Game on ''Air Northeast could be cut as much porting power from Cai^a and loop's other four teams battled, weekend an airlift of Army | ® * Bres” won presented last eve- need a mirror to 4 6 4 74 - after a short illness. WethereJl SL, yesterday was CSub, said, “We’re not a Com- wheels with snow tires from a.m, EST. 5 74 ’ <:7Q109« Mr. Patterson was bom in support to that Ooiqmunirt B ig A r e a Stevenson’s Seryicenter at East Catholic High’s CIAC For more than two hours «s 25 per cent ^ Importing nuclear gen- unltorms to outfit National Guard authorities said that as to BaiUy Auditorium, flnd’your cWn and you tWnk you sentenced to a year and |i day munist organimtton and wrtre group. 0 J8762 O AQ104 New Britain March 3, 1898, a Oornmunifrte. The 405 Main St. on Dec. 13. Court tournament game against BOAC officials In Tokyo refused Canadian dav and defeated Zahner's Guardsmen who have had to of the end of January about 72,- There w«ub decided Improve- can find a missing queen wlth- 4JI0963 *A87 son of Henning and EU®h to ^ 18 monton in State Rrtoon The Justice Deinrtment has (Continued from Page ()ne) date for Stephenson Is sched­ Newington High at Conard suiHXirt of the other New Eng- Howard J. CadweU of Wert V advance huin In civilian clothes. 000 National Guardsmen and meat over the perfonnanoe six out using your he^!” SOUTH Bloomquist Patterson, and Uved ^ »“>*>« vehicle aert«*eiit Evolved In are subversive “ ®^ ^ a«tlaU tour- 6:30 and is scheduled for ar- said an investigation team was ' ■ * ----- ps, cashed 1 4 Pass 3 4 Pato ployed in the welding depart- down by Hartford Superior quarters in San Francisco. In organizations to register. Legal the Etoiajid-Redfield r®*8nment on March 21. . en route to toe scene. and tried a 4 4 All Pass At least 119 bodies Were re­ ment of Hamilton Standard IX- Court -Judge Joseph E. lOau. York a Oommunirt party appeals were filed in each case David D. Vigue, 34, of 19 N. Columbia 8 jack of Vision of United Aircraft Corp., Clough pleaded nolo conten- gpokesman said toe organize- and none of the 22 organizatiohs ®^®® 1" central South Dakota, school St., last night was covered from the wreckage ^ ------w.w , _ h-Xoflmw planes to pick up the unitorms centers. tor gvlded North's out- but then a lead up to dummy's ter; two half brothers, Carl slammed Into a utility pole on mained on an eastbound train at sary noise and failure to change 6 this morning. State Police, jng wreckage. More pieces, Quebec Hydro-Electric Oommls- , * ,^ ''L build ^^conventional *’®"®!?' ^®", Guard units and that the aim is of Army uniforms at Salt Lake bert and SuIMvan Worieshoo Don't be afraid to look ace-eight of hearts will give Kjellquist of Hartford and Lu- Charter Oak St. near Viiginia Eagle Butte, some 50 miJes west his address. (3ourt date for La- Colchester Troop, report. ^ ^ which appeared to be part of toe ion and irtllt to New England p^u w S /rh ^ ®^^®^ ^ ’^®""' ^ bTS^TvaSS^ «»® way to play the dummy a free finesse cius Kj'ellquist of Boltoij; a half Rd. aough was hospitalized tor of Bismarok. B\x)d and fuel for Point is scheduled for March 21 Dorothy C. Thresher of Gil- fuselage or a wing, lay scat- and NewHaai YorkVnrV State utilities^utilities. Pi“ “ “ nuciear plants u couldn t catch up. / , ^Gen. f«uLouis i« wW. Tniman.Truman, Atlanta,Atlanta and Han-ishiii-«rHarrisburg, PaPa., m ditto** u___ a.,to the organization._____ hand vouTself yourselfeven If youeven use If ayou use a DallyDallV QuestionOuestlfl rtster, Mrs. Clarence Jaquith of nine days. the t^-aln were brought to tliem. ead Rd. dozed off momentarily, tered beyond, The Vermont House pigeon- ^ , ____ ih .f Bob Beckwith . . . paced the wln- w...,..anding general of the 3rd “to replace National Guard uni- rjart hi the leedif*’ ca. »ow and then. You can partner opens with oi Windsor, and three grandchil- In October, after a coroner’s Studebaker Ends Another train disgorged 135 about 2:30 a.m., awoke, and tried 'x sentry at a U.S. Marine holed the plan this week, send- ^® ^ *2^ ***® P®®" oiMa and Lute. June Hendrick- “®*® spades no matter the next player passes. Yon dren. hearing, his finding said that passengers to public shelter in to put her car back on course. 6aimp at (Sotemba said he saw ing It to toe legislative councU “, . , ®®„ ^r®***-” „ * „ „ _ . „ , , Continental...... — ...... Army— ...... Command, ------porariiy^ ------reduced due to------recent son „end .u Ronaldrvu.«uu J.O. EMdaxmjuncHBon opponent has toe queen hold; Spades, 7-4; HeArta, Q-10- Funeral services will be held “high speed, alcohol and lack nearby New Seiem, and still Cars Crash The car spun and its rear end flames coming from toe plane tor a year’s study. ™Ahi. than Ken Kellner. Fred aetzier guying that there was a problem increases in the strength of the were decided hlto in their hearts. See tor yourself be- Diamonds, A-Q-10-4; OInbs, Monday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes of contrrt on toe part of Clough another 170 persons tound haven hit a guard rail at the road as it passed above him. Seconds After toe governors adopted Hoff said Canadian power add a dozen more. clothing shortages for Guard.” parts. tore you reed on. A-8-7. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. caused this whoMy unnecessary Auto Production after their train wks returned to In Chains side, according to police. later It plunged to earth, ha HotTs resolution with.. ____ somecould be delivered at a whole- Joe Bachlochl topped Zahner s Gueuxlsmen In his southeast The airplanes will be on "reg- There weeo a oounfe of new- Deep Play What do you say? The Rev. Felix M. Davis, paqtor death.” The report also said Jamertown. The c€ir had to be towed said, amendmepta, the Vermont sale price of tour mills per kilo- with 14 while Dave Logan add- united States area, especially ular Guard (raining fligjits for comers to smaller totes, too After wimilng toe second trick Answer: Bid two diamonds. (Continued from Page On'e) four-ear away, but she was not injured. School children at Gotemba o f Second Congregational both men had “consumed laage to scrap the auto burtness, Lt. (3ov. Charles Tighe de- Police report a Democrat said he did ix)t ex- watt and asked CadweU If pri- Junior league fatigue uniforms which are used-tods operation,” the department who tent freshness to the p*xv ***® of "clubs South .jbe hand Is not quite strong Church, will officate. Burial will quantities of l>eer,” and that additives, lawn and garden ‘'whiMie* mosritoffimlt is es^n- ctared North Dakota a disaster chain-reaction accident this police report. She is scheduled also reported seeing smoke bil- pect he could convince private vate companies were Interested. Rockville Reminder Md training. said. _ duotion. while the large cast toawa trumps with the king and enough tor a response of two be In East Cemetery. “ ' “witnesses Observed the (Jlough traotors and tire studs, and Hal if Studebaker is to t«ro- area. (3ov. 'William Guy was morning about 6:30 on W. Mid- to appear In arouit Court in lowing from the plane before it ^ ______1. _ .s «____f- «______«. _A. A.1_ . 1. _ ^X7(11Jw«n«.f4ea FVM OO rVTt a electric companies to go along He w m told toe answer, was yes, Roth Clothiers continued rtop Truman said some guardsmen The unltorms will be consoU- required tor the'opus still left ®®®- He ruffs dummy’s last club notrump. Show your suit first Friends may call at the fu- car zig-zaggjng and traveling reinforced plastics for aero- gress in its major rebuilding 1 *"®P®^®<1 hurrying home fromm die mrm Tpke. m at the Rt. .t 15 m cutoffk.^MM Wllllmantle on Mdroh 29, on a came down, with sue* a nonprofit corpora- W the power could be brought the Vernon Junior Basketball be training In civiUan dated at Memphis, Salt Lake room tor many of the old to- *uid "leads a low heart. try tor game In notrump neraliral home tomorrow from 3 to an erratic course at excessive space and military use. caimoaiim"campaign. ^ an Arizona vacation. when a car westbound on W. charge of' failure to drive in — tion. and added: ta‘ at toe right places at the League with Identical 6-1 iw - d<>tbea. Qty and Olmrtead Air Force vwibes who have made their H Wert plays low (as he must at your next turn. 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. speed.” ______Studebaker, founded In 1852, He said, toe ^company would With hoped-for moderating Middle Tpke., driven by Holland the established lane. “ We Just hope we can work rlsht times aiW In toe right ords as both teams scored wins ^Explaining McNcunara’s ac- Base, Pa., and Guard unitB wlU marks tai MEanchestef over the to this case), declarer takes a Copyright 1966 The coroner said that won its first national recognition take steps to ease effecte of toe weather today, Tighe said Na- H. LaGasse, 23, of 49 Wells About 7:30 this morning, French Ship Line together for a vehicle (to nego- stages. tots part week. u,g pentagon said that: draw their requirements from years. deep finesse with dummy’s General Features Corp. Mrs. Grace Kelderling “Olough’s explanation of toe ac- as a maker of wagon wheels, shutdown for about 900 Stude- tional Guard and U.S. Air Force St., hit a preceding car driven Henry Tele, 37, of North Wind- Hate for power). The time has CadweU agreed with Hoff that lath’s had throe “J ..jjg„„aiUy. Guardsmen re- the nearest of these bases. PrisdiUa Gibson shouM fflte- ^ ^® Mrs. Grace M. Keiderll^, 72, oldent was that he was having particularly the caissons used baker workers In toe United helicopters and ski-equipped by E5arl A. Lovejpy, 47, of ham, fell asleep while driving, Briefly Picketed come to pool our resources tor no atomic generating plant has 2^'*'® ce‘ve toelr undtorm allowances "The number of uniforms to wise be mentioned for her solo f*Y® "P.,® formerly of Keeney St., died trouble with toe car ‘cutting out’ the Union Army in toe avil states and Canada and for its ptaues, along with snowmobiles. Cake Rd., Andover, and the His car went off the road and toe benfit of toe people of New produced power at a price as »^ o U 48-33. ^ n jwnimey reporting to basic training be picked up is unknown here,” dance in toe second act. BllUed ??* returns. early this morning at a Man- because of a defective carbure- War. It built military vehicles in 450 U.S. dealers and 126 Canadi- would seek missing or stranded impact pushed the Lovejoy car knocked down eight guard rails, (Continued from Page One) England” toit William TCOt Eden (U), ana centers. the Pentagon said. as a "oachuca,” Tm sura I don’t ^ returns a diamond, East Windsor Chester convalescent home. tor. Because of this, h e‘stepped both World Wars. an dealers. persons. Into one preparing to make a police say. The car had to be Omnectlftit Gov. John N. Webster, chairman of New Eng- ^ ^ e ^ th ^ "However, liecause of a back- “It depends on the require- know whether It was authentic dummy’s tog will wto a Mirs. Kelderling was bom'in on the gas.’” Studebaker stock has been A Studebaker spokesman said Power and phone service was left turn, driven by Beatrice C. towed, but Tele was not In- sailing of the liner France, DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 with scheduled for this afternoon. , Dempsey expressed roserva- land Power, said, nuclear per- training centers, the ments of each Guard untt. Some or not. Although I've been to “ ^ h — Complete Show *t 6:TO — Rochester, N.Y., July 15, 1893, ------one of toe most active on the of the shutdown: “We went out crippled over wide artas. In Maher of 58 Dudley St. jured. He was charged tlons^^t S n g utilities In would bs at least that low ^ S . ^ »P^’ I*^ve^never enoounter^ ^ ^ “ ck. If Yoor Favorite UNCLES end lived in Manchester 26 New York Stock. Exchange In of toe auto-making business as Pi«we, S.D., Nafionai Guards- Another westbound car driv- failure'to drive in the estab- John Bowers, an executiva 17 Bart returns a heart, dummy “ SPY WITH MY FACE” my state to comerconfer withwitn toetne gov-gov by 1980. Wt toe J^ring ®^' this particul*particular dance, - immor­ “ TO TEAP A SPY” years. She was a licensed prac­ Viet War Fury recent weeks. It has (tombed of 3:30 p.m. Friday when toe ”>®" were called out to evacuate en by Robert F. Green, 48, of llshed lane and is scheduled to vice president of the Interna- talized In the operetta’s chorus, gets a free finesse and South V Pino — “ THE SLAVE’* tical nurse, and was employed steadlly from a $26.75 figure In Board of Directora made its de- hundreds of persons without :'Coventry, failed to stop and appear in arcult Court, In Wil- tional Longshoremen’s AsscK:ia- ernor of another state.” But Hoff described this estimate gdumn m to# Reminder kept will later cash the king of New Hampshire Gov, John W. as "tremendously optimistic.” toe BUts 47-29, "Dance a oachuca, bolero, fan­ at the Manchester Convalescent Hits New Peak early February to its $40 dosing (rislon. We do have some cars power in one section <»f the capd- hit the LaGasse car. Umantic on March 29. , tilon, said attempts would be King said "the recommendation Michael F. Collins, manager Brian Ducharme was In double Stock Exctiange Receives dango.” In any event Miss Gib­ Home, now called Hoddday price Friday. Rumors of a pos- under construction at Hamilton, city- The Maher car recelVed ex- Norman C. Noel, 36, of Hunt made to get similar assurance won't hurt them; It wlU help o f toe Wakefield; Mass., munlc- figures with 14. Don Case'^and son’s dance had a Spanish flavor House. She later worked at (Continued from Page One) al'ble merger with Allied probably about 200 of them, and Power^^reompanleSj caJMng it tensive rear-end damage and Rd. was arrested and (toarged from other French shipping them.” Ipsl power plant, commented John PurneU had nine apiece and fitted the music. The Gift (jollery, retiring about Products of OWoago have been these will be finished as toe the worst storm in uiedr history, the Green „car received exten- with breach of peace Friday (sompanies. He did not say An executive aeaslon reviaed that he could not understand for the Blka. ' - ' Flood of Invitations The orchestra, although a For Your a year ago. miles north of Saigbn today and denied frequently by Studebak- parts supply permits. We should rushed exrtra crevra toward Du- sive front-end damage and evening after a domestic dls- whetoer today’s demonstration the resolution to spell out that "why our Investor-owned Wolff Agency scored Its She was a member of South found a 'Viet (Jong battalion. er...... plMise out toe work in four or luto, Lake Superior port which both cars were towCd away, tuihance, state police, (Jolohes- would be repeated at other NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — If arguments to those of toe New ^ couple of en- has been intermittently without according to police. ter Trcop, report. He is sched- docks, Hoff would be acting for toe ffiends are not enthusiastically second win of toe campaign, in ,r„* fh«ir wnw Jersey communities, trances, was just about right Methodist Oiuroh, Alanchester pafrois sent back the word and Burlingame said the decirton five days.” Dining Grange and the Connecticut power for more than a day. LaGasse was charged with uig An Invltaition elso came from bbe production otherwise. a battalion rurti'ed in. The infan­ a protest utility executives to meet at his nadian power. ' ' Circle Market 6()-51. Dave toe ups and downs of the New LPN Association. At Grand Forks, N.D., toe failure to drive a reMonable' in Mancherter on MOriah 28. New Rochelle, N.Y, There were a dozeji or so in the Pleasure try killed 47 Viet Cong, captured staged Feb. 25 at the Cunard call. ,, Gov. John H. Reed of Maine, Moor was toe big noise with 35 York Stock Exchange will tirav- pit, large enough to be effective, Survivors include two sons, Hospital Notes Grand Forks Herald failed to distance apart and his court Line piers, which ended when Martin T. Kelderling of Man­ 4 and found a base camp. The State News putfl'ish tor the first time In date Is set for March 21. Maasachusetta Gov. John A. conference chairman, said the points, his best effort of toe el via roller coaster. Or then and not so large as to over­ A variety of 25 choice Insurgents finally broke away. Cunard officials told longshore­ Volpe offered an amendment to discussion thowed that private season. Ray Messier garnered again, they niay be laced with T '/iv chester and Oartter E. Keider- Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. modem history. Yesterday at about 4 p.m. on Town Resident whelm toe singers. Brenton full course dinners from An Army helicopter and an g„gg excepting mater men they were not Involved in "Indicate our hope that private power companies "have some 17 for toe Market roses. ” X C8X Crane wtis ooncertmarter, while Ung o f WUMmantlc, and four In Dickinson, N.D., Dr. Nor- B. Middle Tpke., west of Broad such trade. our gourmet kitchens ______Air Force jrt were Wt by ^^ere they are 2:30 to 4 Roundup man Ordahl made it to toe hos- Bt„ a three-car accident occur- In toe highest scoring game a flock of New Jersey com- T*n\rmtint f'hnnai* toe remainder were profession- grandchildren. Knew Victims $3.50 and up. Served Funeral services will be held fire while ^^orting the p 7 to 8 p.m, and private pital on a horse. red when a car driven by Daisy Some 1(X) longshoremen, o f the season, toe Igloo edged muitiities offered a home Friday r u y i n t s m gj musicians from the area. (Continued from Page One) sclieduled to help ready the lin­ ----- Cantor-QoidfarbCantor-Goldfarb 73-70. Danny to the exchange In cosecase it leaves from 5 p.m. to 9:30 pjn. tomorrow at 2:15 at the Holmes rooms where they are 10 a.m. B. Dimock Of Dimock Lane, Basically, toe settings were Of Plane Crash er France for her 3:30 p.m. saU- W ilcox was hot With 32 points, its 174-year-old Wail Street (Continued from Page One) the same as those used In toe Funeral H&me, 400 Main St. __3^® F**" ejected jg g p Visitors are requested Raymond F. Kelly, 20, o f 181 Bolton, hit a preceding stopped car operated by Mario Desge- ing today, showed up on the Dave Arzt of ttoe losers, took quarters. tax. But the total withheld from production half a dozen years Telephone 875-8884 The Rev. Richard Dupee of ^ not to smoke In patients’ rooms. Home Ave., Milford, died at (Continued from Page One) fano, 20, o f W est H artfohl and picket line instead. A tugboat game honors' with 36 tallies. The invitations came after his ages will be $66 short of back, with some modification South Churcto WiU officiate. ^ ® forces Norwalk Hospital about an hour Mayor Asks Events in World (jraig Parker continued to Hew O F VERNON For Reservation Burial wiU be in EJvergreen c*mpani® that they didn’t seem stale. and one-half after toe accident. gefano /car hitting a stopped, stay in Jajxun and were looking any ships at the pier while to* Keyi Chilean Test t^® *®!f>® President Keith Funrton Into- with that much more cash for Costuming was excellent on the Cemetery, Brooklyn N.Y., at ®tr®^ing into toe ^ erlcan umw liu-, - ^“*®"®® members Of the leaders as he scored 25 points cated the 1,760-man operation uncle Sam whole, colorful as wrtl as tarte- 67 WINDSOR AYE. ROCKVILI^. CONN. the convenience-of the family. ‘ ^®*'® Patient* Today: 289 He was toe son of U. Ernest Water Study preceding car operated by Stan- forward to seeing Hong Kong,” picket line remained, VALPARAISO, Chile (AP) now 216,000 troops comiqltted: Chllean President Eduardo Fret “ Marxist to lead Sport Mart tea 62-41 ndght leave New York if a stock There will be no calling hours. . ... „ ADM5TTE5D,...... - ‘YESTERDA-Y: . ___ Kelly,..™«w who heads the patrol dlv- lev N. Baldwin. 59. o f 26 Ches- Said an official of the New Ori- . ' ' But if the new syrtem goes ful; Mayor Francis Mahoney said tgj. ur. ent: Express Oo., the Japanese leaders. win over Vernon Drug. Stu transfer tax increase proposed o f oouiTse there’s the faces a key tort of his populari- into effect, Mr. A will have And today that he wUl ask the Mrs. Dimock received an oral travel agency that made ar- r s r nSS “r “ s-; «, ..... - - - -...... - - ...... - • ^ ^ ^ P e r s o M to fill a vacant parliamentary ... .u' t tnrougn. Ws pay, and at toe end of the somebody you know for It num- ENDS TUESDAY Parll“"®”tary peraons . sympathetic to the Drug. Among toe bids • seat. year he wiU be even with the bars more than 40. There was The candidate backed bv Frel *^®®'*®”' Slriinavo Midget League -j>oMsades Amusement Park, , 60,000 men W v e d in toe 7th 41 Talirott Y®®'’®^ , ®5rtenslve front-end damage. After attending a dealers’ government."' some excellent singing; the alto RICHARD BURTON ______! ETert eserrier, enUser'^and de- Ave.. Bockvlu!rMerriU Colton ^® Wehway and knocked down bugh, scientific study for new ' convention at toe St. Francis In Memoriam n« An winAntn #n«> Ah* Bandaranalke, a former prime Risley Hardware and BTtz- jugt across the Geoige Washing- Mr. smd Mrs. B file a joint section s e em e d noticeably ^ to retain tor toe continued unbeat- t^ Brldra fr^ N^ Yotk is T"' T""** .1" Mrs.__ _ Mary WaslelewsId______stroyerloyci , operations oil poo.c.shore. , ^ jij. ToUand tvvTpke.;V« - GiihAniGUbert ® S?l®’ ^ sources . of good water, to pro- x- westbound______car driven------by - Hotel in . * San Francisco, ..u , J _ the memory of Oloyton R. ruling Christian Democrat party ® ^ Bnage irom New Yora, as return on salary income of $12,- stronger toon on some part oc- CLAIRE BLOOM Kelly and his passenger, vide for Manchester’s present t oo nr T^unson, 20, o f Sims- group set forth on their journey Fuller wlio jiossed away March 6, toe seat from Valparaiso Prov- -nokMman said- iram-. niavad at *ha Rrtrwnia ®^®^®'^ acres at a "nominal” B00,-and their deductions run 10 cartons which gave a richness Mrs. Mary Wartelewski, 06, at , Cote, 725 Forter St, Wapping; ^‘^® Manchester’s present Leg M. Jdhnson, OSKAR WERNER artford, mother of" Stephen ^ V ® Anthony DdPeirio, 30f7 Vv, fu ®®P«®‘®'Wy in bury, hit an eastbceastbound car driv- Feb. 26. ^ ^ Ince. Most of the province’s 30,- , control of the Ht«h oc^noi in tiwi Vernon Midtr P*"*®*' P'er cent of Income. They have to the sound which has some- .vf 17 , ®®c°nd Straight day of exceUent . ™ . Dixon St., Milford, were thrown the south portion of town.” An hv ■R’loJiardRi(toard GG. Cockerham, A travel itinerary dlrtributed are sad wliJdn cwr memory. CMenn voters,^ .r. livei.„. to v.,n.r.,.oValparalro, "®git^atton. •« complete control of the Ifigh School to t^ V e^ n Midg- _Dover. a suburban commu- fwo chUdren. Under present times been a little tWm the nation s second largest city et League. If both tee^ o m nity, said it would gtve 60 acres jaw, Mr. B’s paycheck is docked -The only faidt I could find and a majbr Pacific Coast port. «5vi*Jo P ro tA sta the exchange, os well as an ga6.37 a week and at toe end of was that nearly everybody THE SPY wert, (he ^ teanw c l^ executive resettlement plan, the year he still has to find $1M seemed to drag just the'least ay ______Christian Democrats were WHO CAME IN ernoon for 17 fabulous days In m w brother and sirter and twenty- ^ ^i^ main, 201 Ridge St.; William should be incorporated for im- Bolton, then hit the left rear of But many silent tears, are shed ^ offlclalls added, "When we to make up Ms $1,667 tax biU. bit. probably with a sUght feel- toe Orient.” When others ore asleep; y^p pg^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ insecuTlty. Grcator ease 7:0(1 . FROM THE COLD seven grandchildren. Te r! wSmtic; Sandra mediate artlon and that the the Cockerham car on Center The Ametioans did the sights Wife, Children, Grandchildren could up^. cictory imurUi '1 ^ ^ •“ The funeral will be held Mon- „ ®^ whatino' toe* Red Riv Gustafson, Hebron; Robert Police Report proposed study should be mode St. east of Love Lane this morn- wth an eye to the future. ing about 2, according to police. In Tokyo, then visited toe an- exceeding the 51.4 per cent that 9 :1 0 ^ edent capitals of Kyoto and / In Memoriam his party won In the general Breaks, Thefts Mahoney said that, in plan­ A hit-and-run accident occur- Ave., Hartford, with a solemn then Nlkko, toe scenic frlftcUoti & vo&i* Asro - must have been hard on Miss site. Linda LaBier, RFD 1, Rock' ■rt* >1 ning for contdinued orderly Center-W. Center tvxVwy >7A• • ------. . _ ' ------. ------*^ATomAV«AafArt.S.^T'T’^T Vi a a id ■•i. *wjf“ gS Frei was elected president in ®" behalf of an unauthorized toe final half coming from be- aixto largest city, offered a tax taxpayers with low Inpomes. ______H.mr Junior High Sol.od.1u. ST 5o“'',.i"w rtr“S u H.at out m .rout «. Uui, poUo, CHARTER OAK of the arrangements. hind to edge tlie Pines 11-10, break if toe exchange locates In say. September 1964 but was unable P®i!}‘®*i P^'^^y- „ “ toe exchange locates In The Treasury says that Insuf- w e w MAH PIANNED graders carried off most of the peterson. 4©0 Taylor &t.; Rich- _____ * gained ury thirough «> cne an ® ^"® future., ^ Our town is a_ Wife, Daughter and Son The Lebanese Baath party is in a batUe of defensive giants, a proposed $39-millllon down- ficien f taxes are now withheld e a s t HARTFORD fAPi An F u n era ls The president of Viking Trav­ to get his programs through honors last night as their dra- ard Range, 18 BifCh Hill Dr., gg,^ ^sl^, unlocked bedroom growth community which is el, Murray Goldrteln and Ws Parliament until last March, opposed to toe new rulers In Bob Fitzgerald had seven points town mall. from some 14 mitooo persons « ® i«^ In Memoriam Syria. to lead the winners. No one had ______RESTAURANT ma groups was judged as pre- Wapping; Mrs. .Louise*Robert, vnjmdow that is approximately Slaving forward into a virtual Curator Hired wife, were among those who when his party won a clear ma­ Others include Jersey aty, and that toe biU would re*Ke gi,ortundty.” HARTFORD (AP)—Th« (au-j—xpe-vYaua- Wads- pei'i»uperished. «j. So was w»o «R. . Porter, vice memory of Bruce O. jority In the Chamber of Depu­ The Syrian rtatement said more than one hoop for the Hoboken, Union a t y and Ruth'- this by 3.8 iniilion vdrile lower- To Funeral services for Herman Ruggles, _ 106 ___ Barry Kd.; Ajrs. Meat, valued at $24 was tak- He quoted state figures wmen vrorth Atheneum, wjtich Is losing president of Therfoo King who MoKenney who passed away March ties. My difference of opinion amonglonx Pines who were continuallycontlnuallv bot-hot- erford ^- aU0,1, within a splash of ing tax ______payements"® at “ toe ® P™>«Pa* end of g reaiure . J ^ X or n to SPECIALIZINO IN S. Dahlman of 143 \VethereU tag the moat polished actor and ^ u e t z , 38 first S®^’^®ta. ®®i ftrom a car park'ed in M ott’s ' rtiow that, from 1950 to 1960, jjg director to toe Art Institute was the leader of toe tour. ®’ f®®®' ©t.Ml were__ eheld_V .3 ___ yesterday,______after-_ o/«VrtAa<«actress 4*3 ta VVtAthe sitooors #i«.aV PIZZAS - GRINDERS Mrs. Margaret The 3® parking lot "on E. Middle Tpke. the town’s population inesreased gf Chicago, has hired James Ckxve but not forgotten -» Town Captured Schneider s Farm Mart rolled Held, 26 miles from New York, Generally speaking, a man „rhan renewal nrolect noon at the Holmes Funeral drama (wmpetltlon. View S t.; Kim 24 Hale yesterday about 8;45 p m . po- 23.4 per cent, and, from 1960 pjiuoibt, chief curator of’ art for Mrs. Frank Roberts NEW DELHI, India (AP) — u I . D J ®'^®*’ National Bank 43- and Belvidere, In rural W€uren with a wife and two children plans for toe develooment to SPA G H Eni Home, 400 Mata St. Ihe Rev. The winning play, was a one- St. Eixt., Roc] ille; Mrs. Beu- n<

■V KANCHESTE® BiVENlNG HERALD. MANC3IESTER. CJONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1966 PAGE FIV E :^ P A G B FOUE> UANCHESTEB BVBNING HERALdI MANCBESim j^NN, SATUpiDAY, MARCH 8» 19M

Medicine Series ftattrljipBtpr The Ameriesn forces dealing with Area Churches this altuatkm have now scn^ied up Starts Monday C h u rc h e s 81. Peler’a Episcopal Church S t F rao cta o f Apaial S t John’s Episoopal CEnroK Citptdtts IfpniUi some 1,600 tons of topsoU from the re­ American medicine has Sand mu Rd. 678 Ellington Rd„ R t SO near HUhdde Ave^ , ObUTCh el the Nosarese Center Congregational Chardi Ctairoh of the AsaumpOoo I B 7 TBB gion which may be contaminated, and achieved remarkable things W^qdng tenth Windsor ‘ Vernon mo 00.. me are preparing to load this Into ocean­ 236 Mata S t United Cfanrdi of Christ Adams 8 t and Thompaoa Rd. and today is acknowledged Rev. James A. BlrdssU, Vicar Rev. Gordon B . Wadhams, Rev. James L. Grant Rector . 8b««t Rev. Robert J. Bboff, Minister U Center St \ Rev. Francis J. MIhalek r. Conn. going barges which can bring It over to as a worid leader. Yet once Paator P astor T h e this country so we'can test R In our Rev. CUfford O. Simpson, again it is being called on 8 a .ip .. Holy OommiBiion. Rev. John E. Rikteraltis, 7:45 a.m., Holy Communion. W ^ T E B K . ______9:30 ajn., Sunday School M inister Rev. Ernest J. Coiqpi Pg bMsheni > laboratories. to perform a colossal feat— 10 a.m.. Instructed Eucharist. Aasistaiit Paator 9 Am., Morning Prayer, ser­ V e n lo n IboiMed October 1. ItSl classes' for aH age groups. Mlsa Antoinette Bierce, perhaps the most sweeping Coffee time. mon, This has nothing to do with the bomb 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service, Director of Oirlstian Education Masses at 7, 8, 9il5, 10:30 classes, babysitting. MUMied Breiy Bxeapl Binia*ir» in its history. Thuiaday, 7:46 p.m., Lenten Masses at 6:46, 7:45, 9, 10:16 10:46 a.m.. Holy Communion, •ad Holidays. Entered at Ihe Port OttiM M that was lost. This merely results from with the R ev. CBaude W. Jonee and 11:46 Am. Maacberter, Oona., as Seoood Claas JlaB FOr U.S. medicine is at a program. and 11:30 a.m. sermon, (Masses, babysitting.. Town Gner the fact that one of the bombs, when of Bel Air, Md., evangelist, as 8, 9:16,11 Am., Worship Serv­ Monday through Friday, 7:46 ^ leaker. critical Juncture where tre­ 4:30 p.m., Lentra study pro- School located, had a crack in Ha case. Tbs ice. Holy Oommunton. Sermon: S t Bartholomew’a Ctairch p.m.. Evening Prayer. ■tJBBOtlFTKnf K&TBS “You Are the Church . . . ’’ H. mendous new demands press S t Maurice Church, Btdton gram. Maple Street School; Monday, PayaUe In Adraace bomb didn’t explode. Yet, even without 6 pjn., Junior Society meet- Rev. Philip Huaaey, Paator, tag, and Ofaristian Service “And Christ Died for You.” Rev. Richard C. BoUea upon limited facilities and, Rev. Robert W. Crwiln ' Monday, 8 p.m.. Episcopal spaghetti with hamburg, green One T e a r ...... 771...... ^ 0 0 an explosion, we are not sure that sec­ Six Uonths Training course for teens and 9:16, 11 Am., Church School, Aaaiatant Paator above all, medical person­ S t George’s Episcopal Church Paator Church Women. beans, cole slaw, Italian bread;, Tbree Heaths tion of Spain Is safe for its 1,200 people. Rt. 44 A, Bolton One Hoath adidts..: Crib Room (9:16 only) through nel. Medicare, the new re­ Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Lenten Tuesday, beef stew, corn meal We are doing everything we can to gional health centers and Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar M asses at 7. 8:30, 10 and study program. bread, assorted sandwiches; HBHHBR OF ___ 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service, Junior High. Masses at 8:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 THE ASSOCIATED PBXm make sure. There are infinite com ply- with the Rev. Mr. Jones as 6:30 p.m„ CYP (3ub. Memo- and 11:30 a.m. other federal prognuns will 11:30 a.m . Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m., Wednesday, hamburg in gravy. n ia AMOcUted PreM la exdiiaiyely cottUM ties and responsibilities in the buaiheaa Q ieeker. ' rial Hal!. ------^------tax resources an'd lng:enulty 8 Am., Holy Eucharist. Holy dommunlon. mashed potatoes, corn, pickltel tha n»e U rajniWlcAtlon of all news >dl^ to the uttermost—when al­ 10:16 a.m., Choral Eucharist •patftin credttafl to it or ootbOtbarwlsa credit- of policing the world with the bomb. 7:30 p.m., Soeltd ActiMi com­ S t Bridget’s Church Sacred Heart Church Friday, 6:80 p.m.. Holy Com- beets; Thursday, roast turkay •d in this prt>er sad also the local news pub- ready there are some acute and Church School. R t SO, Vernon In gravy, buttered , peas, JWied here. Communlly B ^ tist Church mittee, Robbins Ropm. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor munfon. < AU ct repubUcatloa ct special dls- d io rtag ea 11:30 'a.m ., Adult discussion Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 7 p.m., Junior Bible class, cranberry saucO; Friday, choice . patches herein are also reserved. iS86 E. Center S t Rev. Robert J. Keen group. Nortii Methodist Church Yet experts believe new Rev. Patrick SulUvaa of soup or clam chow­ Rev. Alex H. Elsesaer, Rev. Dennis R. Hussey 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer and The Herald PrbiUii* C o m p ^ . Inc- aa- Red-Wing Is Here 300 Parker St /'■ pattonis of far more emn- Assistant Pastor Bolton Congregational Church der, sandwiches: Tuna fish, . sumes___ • no financial im**'” *—‘ responsibility» ay*tor tn><^ M inister Young People’s Fellowship. peanut butter and marshmal­ DOlVM Barw«» aa*n aaa^ww • ^-- Rev. Earle R. Caster. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 ^ d prehenslve medical care for Rev. J. Stanton Conover, .Jo th ar raadt&c matter In The Maacheater It goes into the record, aa one mora all citizens will emerga Wetbiesday, 8 p.m., Choral M asses at 7, 8, 9 ;16, 10 ;30 and low, cheese, 5.SS^t— 9:30 am .. Church School for Paator Nooa M inister c^Hrentnc Herald ______■ Indication that spring is trying very The crista as well as its Eucharist and Church School. 11:46 a.m . Sklim er Road School: Mlon- all ages. Clteses through Grade 11:30 a.m.. Adult discussion Qjf.] day, ravioli, tossed salad, peas, Full service client of M. E. A. atervlce.' hard to be early, that the morning of 4 will have an expanded ses- 9 and. 10:30 Am., Worship St. Jam es’ CSiurcb promise form the subject of 10 a.m ., Church Scho

*' ii*'^*. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0 0 ^ PAGG see Sports Viewing 8ATUBOAT gdlO ( S) KCAO Bukettmll Maahatts* vs. Ford- ham . By EARL YOST temil^. Aft.r a brief Sipping on a-oft drink^ Jim "‘iSUTs seated behind his office desk, also on —— S:M ( t) Oadabout Gaddis •■Itw’»janpl.,.,ouroN gam a EUsensteln worked a tei^ 4:00 ( » CBS Golf - / - a ^ Shabel had good wb of holding the ball, jignry Carey are all tranrfer MIDGET BASKEHSAU, TEXACO CUSTOM MADE the Rams In a playoff, the • For Store Fronts and all ’'Membership in the Order ot family, stop In and consult minutes of the second half, "Rbode Island Is a fine team, gtuach also boasts Impressive American League team’s broad­ North Carolina 5. Honest. Kansas 21 Missouri 19; 1917, Penn was declared out. 15% OFF on own decorator without a single of the Golden Rule, you are as­ winning streaks. East has won A capacity crowd of 12,400 at Washingtoa state 23 Stanford 15. Oregon State wrapped up the Celts w^re bowing to S t Louis State to Offer membering that the needs aiid Wethersfield High, both games PlainvlUe (12-8) has to be casting staff. Coleman, former 132-112. Boston, with eight Rug Cleaning Connecticut Valley worry for it is decorator approv­ wishes of each family group sured that every detoU ivill be FOR BEST RESULTS MANCHESTER a t 8 o’clock. I t’s the first tour­ among the favorite in the M four, in a row through last sportsoaster for the football Raleigh, N.C., bookl throughout In 1909 CMcago, then a Big Pacific Athletic Conference title Cash A Carry handled just as you specify. Tuesday’s triumph and South ed. When you use this gpiide Diploma Tests are of paramount Importance. ney appearance for the Bob­ ranks, finishing fourth in the Cleveleutd Browns and the the game as the Tar Heels went 'Ten power, crushed Wisconsin S-Day Service Coin Go. your friends will think that' a The Golden Rule niembera Today we live in a changing cats while the Eagles have the CVC. Coach Joe Dehm’s of­ Windsor closed regular season into a stall from the outset in an 18-4. berth by d e fe a t «ch-rivri “f'^P****^ MOVIN6 AND play with five wins In a row. Cleveland Indians, succeeds 97 Center St Manchester professional has done the job. —Persons not now in school are pledged to serve families of wrorld, people travel to far PAUL'S momentum of a 103-75 play- fense is guided by a pair of Curt Gewdy, effort to upset the nationally Duke tries for the ACC title Oregon on the road 49-42. The ° P &y- , WE PICK UP A DELIVER There are 30 color illustrations Ahead, -Eeist figures to test RUGS A FURNITURE , 643-6295 who wish to qualify for a high all Income group* and social away places by jet, vacation PAINT SUPPLY down victory over Wilcox Tech sharpriMoters in Eld Waryas third-ranked Dukes In the semi­ and an NCAA bid. tonight Beavers' victory made UCLA other games, New York j and 700 difierent color combina­ classes, including families who anywhere they please, whether TRUCKING GO. the almost legendary prowness the former national champions Bve foul shots In the » Tues. - Fri. ^oon--4 P.M. school diploma will have an behind them. and Carl Tintl, both tournament Wefitminster $ite finals Briday night of the Atlan­ against North Carolina State, 308 MAIN ST. 643-6662 Saturday 9'A-M..6 PJUi. tions so that color schemes will have no funds whatsoever with it be in or out of the United 645 MAIN STREET veterans. of Norwalk’s Calvin Murphy, Pre-season training of the tic Coast Conference champion- the team wMch upset the Blue although the Bruins whipped minute for a 121-119 deci- J It marks ttte fourUi consecu- should the down state phenom be absolutely no problem. opportunity to do so Friday, which to pay for a funeral. States—distance is no problem. TeL 649-0300 ttve tourtwmenit for Coach Char­ “Pharos faces the biggest prob­ •Hartford Charter Oaks’ foot­ sMp tourney. Devils in th*- AOC tourney last Southern California 94-79. Detroit and Los An- Should you need help with March 25, by passing equivalen­ Local families who wish to That is unless you airffer the lead his . club past Stanford ball team of the Continental year. The Wolfpack reached the -Ihe idle U. of Pacific Hgers wMpped BalUmore 128-108 ’, lie Stiaros wMle Blast is back lem, getting Ms players up for Catholic tonight, next Thurs- "We don’t call It a stall,” said your wallpaper selections, stop cy -tests offered by the State inquire' about modern funeral loss of a loved one. That is for a tUrd time in as many Plainvllle after an almost two- League wiU Im set up tl West­ Dean Smith, the North Carolina final with a come-from-behind backed into the West Coast Ath- “ ^ e s t poured in 88-i- VIC’S PIZZA SHOP WATKINS-WEST at the Nancy Warren Decorat­ service and costs before the where the Holmes Fhneral waq, location still unknown. A. minster School In Simsbury Department of Education. varsity campaigns, including a week layoff. coach We call it a delayed 76-62*^victory over South Caroli- letlc Conference championship 153 W. Middle TurnpUie ing Bar. Here you will find pap­ need arises are welcome to Home through Its membership MOItS (>KOI»bK^ victory for South Windsor starting July 27. One pre-eea- PhlladeljAila got 36 points | Phone 649-3700 FUNERAL O asa M championship and a Big Point Producers would mean a quarterfinal offense. We wanted' to win and na in the other AOC semifinal. and the NCAA when Los An- ers suitable for every room and The tests will be given from bring their questions to the in the Order of the Golden Rule DKCORATK WITl4 runner-up tinirii. son Intra-squad game Is we played the kind of game we The Duke-North Carolina low geles Loyola, playing at home, from Wilt Oramberlain and end- 1 PIZZA SERVICE combination papers if you pre­ 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on that date, Holmes FUneral Home at any can and will serve you. Day or Both clubs take highly rated game with the winner of the planned with ML Nebo in Man­ Neither opponent can be re­ scorers into play in East’s Ray East Windsor High - Farm­ planned. I was wrong because score affair overshadowed the upset San FYancisco 78-68. That *** * IS-game Cincinnati home , fer to use them. with an hour off for lunch, at time. There is abeolutely no night you can be certain of Sherwin-Williams chester the probable right, night’s other develoinnents. gave UOP a two-game lead In \1ctory string. Chamber- ■ SPAGHEHI „ , the UB. Army Reserve Train- garded as a pushover. Fifth- La Gace, who reached the 1,- ington High game next Satur­ we lost.” ORMAND J. WEST Rent a floor Sander if you ^ cost or obligation for such coiun- dedicated service, a service of Publicist Jack "Murray report­ Penn, the Ivy League champion. RAVIOLI SUPER ranked Newingtm, showing a 000 point plateau with a 30- day night. Smith wrasn’t wrong by much. the conference with only one 8“^® * wish to do over your floors, a sel. Should you have any ques­ sincerity where personal con­ ed. The Oaks will have 55 to 56 game------jugt left under six minutes remain- | Ope’n 11 A.M. Dally-- Director West Hartford. 17-3 mark, is a much stronger The Tar Heels led 17-12 midway was ruled ineligible for the Sander and edger make short tions you would like to discuss sideration Is a tradition at the KEM-TONE chibcnio uienthen the one iMuibBlast beatueni. . -m y* > v yy . TT/^ ___ players in camp but will be al­ in the second half and, after NCAA tourney wMle Rhode Is- The seventh-ranked Provi­ ing as the 76ers opened a 12- 1 Closed at 10 P.M. To qualify for the teats, an with a member of the Holmes Holmes Fimeral Home. lo w ^ to carry only 35. First point gap. ] Tues. and Wed. 142 E. RENTER ST. work of fixing your floors and applicwt must be at least 19 UM UXL WAl L PAIN I 66-36 in December. Lost year’s t OOtuOlt JOO oJOSn Ot kJtjOnn^^ Duka had. tied the score at 20-20 land, Oregon^tate and Unlver- dence Friars, the only team, floor scrubbers and wraxers may -M- mrmai-jin 130, > game wtU be at home Aug. T9 Then Oscar Robertson sjid the ; 11 P.M. Thars:, Fri. years of age and a Connecticut Class^ M runner-up, 13th on Steve Vacendak’s basket, slty of Pacific qualified and other than Duke, in The Asso- Sat. Midnight also -be rented. The rental cost ra n k ^ Plsdnvllle (12-8) had no against Philadelphia. Manhattan - became the 10th elated Press Top Ten to see ac- Royals rallied but Hal Greer ! resident for at least six months might have won if John Yokley Sundays 4 PJlf. to 10 PJML Manchester’s Oldest is low and your floors will look More Booklets SHERWIN WILLIAMS trouble getting past Plainfield had converted from the foul line team named to the NIT, the pth- tion, finished Its regular season dropped in a field goal and free 1 CLOSED MOIOIAYS j With Finest Facilities preceding the date of appllca- Bgta in the playdowns. Forzano to Try Pros Track Records like new when you have finished Uon. An applicant must also 981 M^IN STREET ALBUQUE3RQUB, N.M. (AP) With 1:40 left. er major post-season toumeyi with a 61-47 road squeaker over throw with nine seconds re- ; them. Now Available Penn was ruled ineligible by Brown. The Briars’ next game uialning, locking It , up for the have been out of high school for — A mercurial high school Duke’s Mike Lewis was fouled Have you heard about Silky, TEL. 643-6636 sophomore and an Olymic gold with four seconds on the clock. the NCAA after It was first an- is against St.^Joseph’s of Phlla- 78ers. Robertson finished with *, at least a year. The class with Ths general manager’s office the wonderful paint manufac­ which he entered high school has aimouneed that additional In NFL with St. Louis medalist provided the thriiUs at He missed the first of two free nounced the Quakers would delpMa in the NCAA first round 86 points, MANCHESTER tured by the West Paint Oo., Site Still Sought throws, but made the second for compete. Walter Byers, NCAA at Blacksburg, Va., MoiMay. gt. Louis’ PONTIAC must already have graduated. The jcopies of a new booklet, "The The University of Connecticut w ^ in the market for Friday’s opening of the National — . ------pressing defense the same, company that pab- AAU Indoor track and field the winning point. executive director, .said the The unbeaten Oheyney, Pa. and 57 per cent shooting, accura- 1 MEMORIAL CO. AND ducee the virarid faracus Tou- Applications for the tests are Mentally Retarded—^Their New For Qay Defense a new head football coach today,after Rick Forzatlb’s Hope,” prepared by the presi­ championships. Vacendak wras Mgh scorer for NCAA had no choice’because a State Wolves, the No. 1 smaU cy beat Boston. Rod Thom Mt { raine PaiintB oarried at Paul’s available from the State De- H ebron United Reiit-CUU. RUDY’S MOBIL MONTREAL (AP) — The dwision to leave the college game and try working EilU Gaines, 17, of Olearvlejv Duke with six points on three telegram from Gaylord P. college team in the final Asso- 28 points and Joe Caldwell 27 for • Opposite East Cemetery Paint Supply? j^tm ent. ot Eklu^tibn,' Room dent’s Commission on Mental baskets. Yokley also scored six Hamwell, University of Penn­ TEMPEST Retardation, the National As­ SERVICE STATION Cassius Clay-Bmle Terrell fight pros. . _ School, MulUca, N.J., dated Press poll of the season, the Hawks, who moved a full ' Sflky is a latex point f f i a T ^ ’ Town Crier 858 BURNSIDE AYE. thing that had eluded ail of his rUced to a 6.9 seconds clocking points on two baskets and tvi^o sylvania president, "confirmed made it 26 in a row by defeating game up on Idle San Francisco I Quolity Memorials sociation for Retarded Ohitdren,' 134 E. CENTER ST. *UU doesn’t have a home. wm div in mimitea ai*d it ■ Church Notes EAST HARTFORD . ^ cut only two years, will become predecessors; he b ^ t Yale. in the men’s dO-yaid dash trials, fouls to top the Tar Heels. the earlier non-compliance” AlbrljdJt 61-56-in the first round in the battle for the third and 1 SALES and SERVICE in advance the U.S. Department of Health, TEL. 649-6977 It has been asked to leave by assistant offen,?ive backfield Over SO Years Experience would not be pasBibie to find Mr. and Mrs." FVancis Lunt When Connecticut tripped Yale nlatching the indoor mark held Duke edg;ed South Carolina 41- over the controversial 1.6 aca­ of the NCAA small college tour­ final playoff spot In the Weetem a name that fits a paint better th^xanilnation. Education and Welfare and the 289-6333 *u«* boxing centers as New ^,^ 34 Lou,g c^rdln- 13-6 in the season opener last 38 earlier in the season In a demic rule. Syracuse, wMch ney. re is a $3 fee for first greeted Gilead CongregaUonal Joseph P. Kennedy Jf. Founda­ York, Chicago,' Montreal, Ban­ by four others. Division. PAUL DODGE than this one. I t . spreads in a G A S • O IL als of the National Fbotball year, it was the first time the Coll 649-5807 slik-like fajshion and it has a licants. The fee for a re- parishioners at the <3iurch door tion, are available In the man- Power and Hand Tools gor, Maine and Verdun, Que. League. state university — indeed, any wonderfuUy smooth tex tu i^ ^ ak e examination is $2. No fee Sunday. A nn^cem ent i f ager’s office. Fainting and Decorating A. AIMETTI, Prop PONTIAG, ING. TIRES—BATTERIES But there are others clamor­ ‘T ve always wanted to move college in the state—had won Plans to Help Management ! Silky comes, in both flat^^m required of veterans, or of made that another military This l^klet has been issued Tools ACCESSORIES ing for it. Lots of them. Bids -into professional footbeUl,” he an encounter with the Ivy Harrison St, Manchester 373 Main S t—Tel. 649-2881 semi-gloss and never have you membbrs of the armed forces whist will take place in the Gil- as a port of a national cam- Garden and Land 100!* EXPERT LUBRICATION came flowing in through the late Leaguers. Shooters Win Away seen more beautiful coDora — and their auxiliaries. Sunday school rooms to- palgn to Inform the pirfiUc about Baby, Household, Party said Friday. "It’s funny how a and Banquet Supplies night and early morning hours move like tMs develops so sud­ that make you fairly itch to The equivalency testa cover day, at 8 p.m. Beginners may the scope of mental retardation, Franchise Dealer For “We enjoyed our association Invalid Need* Acorn Imperu-all Paints from such locations as CJobourg, denly. I can only say that it’s with Rick,” said J^- Orlean Looking for a ploee for start painting right now. four basis areas—-E n g 11 s h , 7:80, for a practice and explains how each Indl- O n t, Huron, S.D., perhaps Que­ a decision which I fe^'is to my Christian, the university atMetic From Perfect/ Slate New Labor Union | that Special Affair? STEVENSON’S Theire la i» long tedious wait mathematics, science, and social, gome. Refreshments will be vidual can heUp and why he bec City — the latter only If the advantage professionally.” director. ‘‘His resignation is ac One match away from an undefeated seiason, Man- for paint to dry, there Is no studies. An applicant is expect- s®rved. rtiould. It urges expectant America^ Hockey League will Forzano, 35, was- Mred by St. cepted with reg ^. fWe ^sh Chester High’s riflemen notched their 17th success yes- WE CATER TO: strong paint odor and Silky, ed to be able to read and to use '' for renovaUng the mothers to seek good pra-natai vacate the premises possibly ESSO spreads so easily that the work the vocabulary in e ^ h field. Parish House are now going on, care, tells of tests now avall- A & A Louis head coach Charlie Win­ ^ s u c c ^ jn his new field of ^ 928-897 decision over Hamden High at e Banquets • Weddings Reuben Rlen’s Toronto and maybe Manchester, ter, who recently moved into In Red Sox Camp j e Gatherings. 405 MAIN ST. is done with a minimum of ef- More than 1,000 persons, in- starting the first of March and able for infanta that can pre­ N.H. F ^ z ''^ came to Connecticut the latter’s range. Coach Tony Alibrio’s charges will at­ fort. You can actually paint in eluding members of the armed continue up to March 9, on vent some, forms of retardation, PUMP SERVICE that job from an assistant's tempt to hang up a perfect ------e Group Meeting* TEL. 649-5533 Texaco Sfafion Itie fight, bUled for the world berth with the Baltimore.Colts, from the Naval Academy, where (AP)—The nation’s latest labor union ) of every description the momiing and have all your forces,. qualify for high school Wednesdays, from 7 to 9:80 p.m. and emphasizes the Importance Water Systems and Pumps heavyweight championship and he had been an assistant. Be­ slate against Milford Prep Janice Jacobs 185, Bill Sheldon furniture back that night! No diplomas each year in Oonnect- Members are urged to come and of environment, partioularly in In Ms first season at Storrs, Wednesday at the Winchester * Tune-Ups - 381 Main Stroat Jacuzzi Goulds scheduled for March 29, has 1964, Forzano broke even, win­ fore that he coached at Kent 182 and John Gallagher 182 We have the "Know-How­ having your rooms upset for by passing the equivalency help. the first three years of life, in Range In New Haven. to please you! Fairbanks Morse been looking for a home ever ning four, losing four and ty­ State in OMo. rounded out the" team scoring. * Engine Cleaning days when you use Silky. examinations. The tests will The Rev, Dr. J. Good Brown, the development of the child's Phant 643-9149 Kent was where F'orzaiw spent Once again the sharpehooting Miss Jacobs’ score was her best will serve tomrorrow at the Intelligence. 24 Hour since it was turned out of (Jhica- ing one. Last fitll things took Church Comers Inn Semi^- gloM- ^ Is again be offered at the Army Emergency go after Clay sounded off in the a turn for the worse and the his student days but an eye in­ of Bob Moieller paced the In­ effort of the season. agement bail the company out of the doldrums. * Minor Repairs choice for interior finiehee for Hebron and Gilead Oongrega------Hjrdramatlc TransmlBsion A committee of Boston Red ______. ^ 860 M ^ St, East Hartford Reserve Training Center in Service On ' wake of his draft re-classifica- Huskies won three and lost six. jury kept Mm from playing foo<- dians with a 190 tally, one point Stomps you can wash the"i»alnt over West Hartford on April 1, April tional Churches as interim min­ Repatriiig . - Manchester 98 Sox players got together at the .'.t, , ^ ' Phone 289-4359 I All Work Guaranteed AU Makes Bon, But Forzano achieved some­ baU. better than A1 CJavette totaled. and over without the paint los­ 29, and May 27. ister, occupying both pulpits. MoeJier ...... 49-48-47-46—190 Sox’ Winter Haven, Fla., train- P«yer doesn’t hustle, or ' ing its sheen. Why not start Service at Hebron will be at Radio Today Texaco Lubrication Service CaU Hartford q a v e tte ...... 50-48-47-44—188 Ing camp Friday and decided to ***’8 going to hear ^ decorating right ntw? 9:30 a.m., and Gilead at 11. Sun- WDBC—ISM 525-3993 Service Jacobs ...... 47-48-45-45—185 move the club’s problems off about it from the rest of the > MANCHESTER 1:00 Don Wade We Give Green Stamps Ryplex, the rubber base flat 4:00 Long John Wade' Sheldon ...... 49-45-46-42—182 Manner Billy Herman’s players,” Radati added. "If ’ Ostrinsky. RUG CLEANING paint for interior work dries Town Democrats ■“ "• *“ 6:00 News Gallagher ...... 50-47-43-42—182 Tourney Threat COMPANY 6:10 Golden Serenade “*?^l!**Z«^'*i“f*** “““ obody gets embarrassed, | in minutes and can be applied Services tomoerow at St 8:00 Dick Robinson The imofflcial union, led by that’s too bad ” • DEALER IN WASTE Qualifying play in the 15 HANNAWAY ST. with either a roller or a brush Meet M arch 23 Peter’s J Episcopal Church will 1:00 News. Stzn Off Hamden 897 outfielder (3arl Yastrzemakl and whu. 1 MATERIALS and it covers very weH. There WBCH— W oodyard...... 48-46-49-42—185 annual Town Men’s be; Holy Communion, 8 a.m. 1:00 Matinee Painting— Decorating relief pitcher Dick Radat* getting are sixteen b^c' shades to The Democratic Town Ciwn- 4:30 Hartford Hichllfhts Shalagan...... 48-48-42-42—180 and Wonieii’s Duckpin Phone 643-0012 Choral )'"ucharist, rnorniijg 7:00 News ' asked Herman to caU a S^eSl ^ J?"*!?’ choose from and any ooior can mittee wlU meet on March ^23 p ra y f i Cihurch School. 10 COMMMCIAL • INDUSTRIAL * RESIDENTIAL S haw ...... 48-4'7-44-41—180 Bowling Tournaments only meeUng to dlscuw team ^ J RAfiS, IRON 7:30 Oealtsht be' achieved from the blending at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Build- a.m. ’eople’s Fellowship, 13:00 Quiet Hours D’amato ...... 49-43-42-42—176 starts today at the hustle and spirit. The m eet^ the Houston Astros. , 3-DAY of these colors. Here hgain, w n c —1MB Wilkes ...... 46-47-42-41—176 SCRAP METAL ing Hearing Room to elect its 7:30 p. . The Rev. Fr. Wee- 1:00 Monitor Interior—Exterior-^CoIor .Consultih'g Service Holiday Lanes. One of with management’s blessings’ after Astiw ' SERVICE there Is no odor and spills wipe ‘ 1:1S Home Decorator Other MHS Shooters — Ken ^wm take place Tuesday momtng work- I up with a damp doth and all 70 connmlttee members, who man will officiate at morning 1:30 Monitor' Complete Insurance Coverage Adams 50-43-44-4(1—177, Nick the men to watch is . and PAPER services. 6:00 News. Sports, Weather ing. ‘ ^ ’ 1 . — also — you have b o ^ is bo rinse wrUl serve for. the next two Est. 1915 NOW Timreck 48-47-46-36—177, Barry Sandy Niles, above. Mrs. Mildred H. Porter, or­ «:30 Monitor “It’s as simple as this,” Yas- how you lose most of 781 FARKKK ST. your brush or roOcr out In w»- yeats, and to choose delegates 11:00 News Robinaon 48-43-45-39—175, John Shifts for men will be trzemskl • - - ” ganist. 11:1B Final 1 told newsmen regard- one-run games, with your , TU. 643-5735 or 643-5879 FURNITURE CLEANING to foithcoming state and dis­ 11:30 Blarllght Serenade Genta 48-44-35-37—164. at 1:30, 3, 4:30 and 8 Ing the I^ayera’ request. "Any- Mletakes,” Hatton bel- | Plan BloodmqbUe Visit 1:30 Spectrum t today and 12:30 and 8 trict conventions. Members of Cdumbia Ohap- WINF—U lt- WM. DICKSON & SON OPEN! one whoo doesn’taoean’t want to MavMay . . "We’re either _going _ to ' The slate of 70 committee 1:00 News p.m. Sunday. Women can get out. We have too much “ *** • . . J V tar Red Cross Bloodmobile pro- 1:16 Dial U„ TeL 649-0920—^Muichester, Conn RockiriUe Shooters will roll today at 3 and talent to be sriiere we are In the somebody who can. • members will be presented by Includes OohimMa, jioo n“w.“ 318 FEET OF TRACK! 6:30 and Sunday at standings.” We can finish ninth or tenth | the execuUve board of the and'Andover, met at ?:§§ 1 With the season nearing a committee, plus a slate of 18 House, WiWmantic, 7:16 Dial 13 ‘ close, the Rockvfile High Rifle 12:30 and 3. Top 16 Where the Red Sox have been | delegates and 13 aJtcmatcs for fop & duU^ Irett 11:30 Sliver P latter Music squad defeated Milford Prep men and the leading lately is near the bottom of the Meanwhile, BalUmore'a j -..i 13:00 News American League. Boston fin- ®ro<*s Robinaon signed a $65.- I each of four oonventicas. Norn- making plans tor the W rOF—141B 24 LANES OF 730-063 in Manchester yesterday. seven womei) scorers ' V inattons will also be accepted coming Bloodmobile visit. to 1:00 Lou Terrt Coach Walter Neff’s R am s'ad­ will move into cham­ Ished ninth last year, 40 games ®®® contract Friday but no prog- 1 3:00 Ken Griffin . behind Mlnneaota. In six pre- ^ reported on the other j from the floor. jgjjc place Mairch 9. Details wiU 6:00 Gary Girard vanced their record to 10-2, be­ pionship play next . Town RepUbUcans Thursday ^,c ^ j e d later, as i available, hind the strong aixwUng of Don­ vioua seasons, the best the Red ®**j<>r holdouts. Including' Los I VM MON ON M .. - M IlM |0* S'* ^ weekend. Post entries Few for it . In oofcn to ^ • night chose a 100-member town Seals Beni Oat STAMPS, COINS STOLEN COMPLETE SELECTION OF CARS AND ACCESSORIES na Richard l86 and. John Pur­ Sox managed w u a fifth place pltcfaera Bimdy Koufax » qeeslioii OB OlorT.. . whil to iMo?.. . tow to do W MOTOR AID-R WATERBURY (AP)— Stamps b y ‘»'*"y will be accepted. Cash finish In 1969. They finished ^ Prysdale. Minnesota’s | committee plrje delegates and peter BiUeutd, chairman of the nell 182. Other scorers wero CALL IS h r cipirt toto OB yevi Bvt piWini iih. Revolutionary New alternates to their conventions, annu^ Easter Seal and coins valued by the owner. David Hayta 176 and Eric Lotas prizes will be awarded. sixth once, seventh twice and (Mudeat) Grant and Thny j ' ■pombustton Principle I! EXCITEMENT! THRILLS! 176. Other Ram shoqters: Lee eighth twice over that period. Cancinnatl’s Jim Mai- | The Democratic State Oat- started March 1, delivering J

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PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH S, 1966 Tro^Ki^Tractora 5 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN. - Heh> Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Female ^5 NURSE’S A lps, 8-n, fuU-Ume LARGE dasa one motor car­ b y ROUSON o u r b o a r d in g h o u s e with MAJOR HOOPLE Anwwr to PiiKoiii P m *, 1961 CJ5 Universal Jeep, full ^ rSiidAPI^mn AllDoJ.* CAROLIY UTTLE S P O R ^ QUHUH cab including snowplow, excel- f _ CR'NKW.OLP W and part-time. Laurd Manor, rier n^ads individual with ex« [ Geography Lesson | H u ia tja CLASSIFIED TINI8I41VPIM6 UFTHIS SALES , WORMS 649-4619. periehoe in motor tranapofta- ' lent condlUod. . 649-1565 after 6 aanranm ncaDEJaEJ 'Uon to work in traffic depert- aancnara n a c ^ a a u p.m . «fORT FOR MB, HUH? : HAVE , HARDER ACBOBB csr-iraCTU — aaM CiiJ 10 SET HOME EARLY TODAY! M 0IP IN 6 htent, win train to be a rata i fbUUmn .Sskataied mtm COLIO u a — " auditor. Houra 8-5, Mooday- CD-I 41WaUU ol Indb ...uarjiiiH u n a a 8EAflAL«rU.P01He VJORRTHAH n caac] ADVERTISING T r a f l e r ^ SAMS FOR YOU MOST OP MAIL CLERKS Friday. Lapge modem borne pUST A WHO IDEA.MASOR.'' •J^aCtte mtOaUM c jo n n n office, good salany. Contact IlMtt AATmlaiMl a L ja HH m Eaaci Mobile Homes 6-A SOME CAY! U6DO . THIS COOAR VOOV6 MADE DOM M««)| 9 Afrktt primito.2 a (ziaam a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Netood' BVeightmaya, Hartford, UKE THE ONE OUtHC/ TOOK OMTH6 U M o e e o iM 8 AJtt. to 5 PJH. 1966 16 FOOT Self - contained J W O R M IN ^ Immediate openings in our 249-7671 or Rockviaie, 875- ■006,TWI6&S» BUTASIMPLE U O re fn a t SSlU t tnm acaoH travel trailer fo r sale. C all 649- mail department for neat 3388. MaaeMBaaeB MOeenr a n a n a IN OOOARS C03LV SCARCELY MAKE M ------B aito. nOHDIH COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2000, after 5. appearing miaU oterks, Ap- THE CAM BU R’ flerUxTtet SE C R C TA R Y - R e o e ptton ist A OIPFERENce/— -HAK-KAFF.'— <1 Haina ST Sapiif ToiM n a m a n HONDAX Thm FBIDAX 10:80 AJM. — SATUBDAX 9 A.M. plicents must be recent O N E X PURCHASED 16 ACTUAUUY a IBFtaetiatad SSPunlnfix'nanM 1966 PONTIAC Chief T railer, Mgh school graduates cap­ wanted for pediatrician’s of­ B U G G S BUJNJNY MUCH FANCIER — IF yOO DON'T MiMb 10x46, 2 large bedrooms, living fice in Manchester. Applicant 0 3 5 m Mtk n C od d M of tha BAeUeC ^ UBnxopaaa able of typing a minimum MYEAVINSSO^/*.— dawn gncooiaMniant, atwiaw PLEASE “READ YOUR AD room, kitchen, bath. NAtional ' of 40 words per minute to must be, good typist and ac- •OBanibaoUka ai of a crima 0 AinphtthaafiP 3-3148. NOTHING^ ^I'D UKE Y SOA« > .JBuesvS U W onaa U Hawaiian SSLapwinp Claselfled or "Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a qualify for future opportu­ curate with figures. Hours 9-6 A S U S S OP THE MKowa ia «a eonvfOiienoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST on Monday, Tueeday, Wednes­ PANCVyBUT predplcd 400 ^ again FOXm ROOM bnallerwlthaddl- nities. , TreMUur, OP WATER, PLUMBINK3 — cewiatiy DOWN UNoraeaxplotar, dSPdrftnne D A X i t APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the day, Thursday and 9-12 on 0 DanaoiinatiaB tional S rooms attached. Crys­ MASTER / r A BIT 0 DemoeiBt tab) IFocalatbar ____theBad 45 Baeka of aedB next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible tor only ONE incor­ Saturday. Write Box C, Her­ Buri ______16African fly, 46Bi»yrvanv ta l Lake R oad, Tolland. 644- Excellent fringe benefits PUDDi 00M T8EE UNHANOy. aiTUca afaitas SRomandata rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only ald. APAUCETI meal i Tavern drbdci 20Ea{^’f neat 47 Hodgepodge^ to the extent of a “make gfood” Insertion. Errors which do not 8102. and p e r io d ic w age in - WlbHieal dSgyptian king 5S2 Particular belief 46 Mjrory wrltar JMBaced Gardner lessen the value of the advertisement wiU not be corrected by creases, SECRETARY - Receptionist nllablaa oTlftdynafly "make good” insertion. M D s apia BPaaby 23 Arm bone fiOHeaaure oC 11 wanted for doctors office in 0 G i a ^ ^ •Frinttsg BeSmall- dlatanca Motocycles—Bicycles Manchester. AppUoant must mindednem SI Gaelic APPLY IN PERSON XT: S4T h M ^ possess good typing skills and WDlniNr eonna 28 Solemn 52Lineof]nndS6« QUALITY Motorcycles for qual­ (Rockvino, Tidl Free) ity conscious people. As low as bs able to handle a large vol­ A 5" 6 7 8 9 10 643-2711 875-3136 $10 down. M otorcycle Sales, 596 ume of telephone work. G<^ t r - S W WaMUngton St., Middletown. M eet CAROLEY-THEfiUY FULLER BRUSH husinees background requli^ WHO'S READY AT ALL TIMES COMPANY In addition to routine week­ NL i i 16 U TO WORH SOMEBODY t lS i^ day boure Job invotves work­ Business Sendees 88 Long HiU SL, Blast Hartford • "M r** ..flHGERSTOTHESONe- ♦ ing every other Saturday TM Ui. Nt Off. — r - r i r ik l7 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Offered 13 from 9-2 and one evening An Equal Opportunity from 6:30-9:30. ’Total of '36 24-Hour Answering Service LAND CLEARINQ, tree re­ I^OW,. , II" 16 20 Ehnptoyer tioura. Write Box D, Heraldt' A LLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN EV6RTOrJE'5 , moval, and chain saw work. EAR6 RIN6* A\ 22 23 Free to Herald Readers A . M ichaud, 742-8096. Building—Contracting 14 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted—Female 35 FEMALE machine operatoni -jeunxiN'rpuu. iWmy. y b s .. WHATS A6UT wanted for part-time work, WHOB ALREACV( KNOW, APPLIANCES repaired — aU IMKraMORPOUIA ' Want faiformatlon on ono of our n ’and here,, 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 9 SHARPENING Service - Saws. ' w -ii-J' 309-764-8347 wanting to 'OKceL Write Box Itoraonnel Department, Iona TURRET LATOT operators, ex- Diaryr % if6 OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Information passenger station wagon,wagon sin- knives, axes, shears, skates. M lllincp^, UreSSIUaKlUg 1» g,ir^ Street past the i and ^ ijh t a V o u a re / knives, axes, shears, skates, U , Herald. Mfg., Regent St., Manchester, perienced, night shift, hours 6 ^ver ijiuess what stationary stone anaj ,g le owner, 12,000 m iles. Call rotary blades. Quick service. FOR ALTERA'nONS neatly and Conn, p.m.-4 a.m. Premium pay, an d i 'a f y - THE HERAliD wQl not WAITRESSES — full or part- YvBpp^ed today. , odC this terrific SAV.MA.HOW HOLD IT/ 'yOU'VE CLIT TIN WITH M'/ 649-2074. Capitol Equlpmen. Co., 38 reasonably done in my home. benefit!. Dean Machine Prod­ ) POESTHISMEW KITCHEM SHEARS, SCRAPED UP CREASE disclose the identity of STOP • LOOK • GO time, for morning shift 'with AITRACITVE .women to oom- Main St, Manchester. Houro C all 643-8750. ucts, 166 Adams St, Manches­ ) , ELECTRIC CAM WITH MY KITGHEM KNIVES AND USEI?MY any advertiser using box 1962 FORD — 404, 4-speed. Must mentate at Queens-Way Fash­ COOD BANS F=OR CXEANINS CAR BARTS daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satiir- new restaurant chain. Contact ter. ' OPENERVAKKt letters. ^Readers answe*»^ / SUNOCO ion shows to invited guests at I fiOTTA 5J SASOUME/ rVE SEEM A LOT OF ing blind box ada who sen going into service. Call 643- d ay 7-4. 648-7958. Mr. Cunningham, Knudsen’s CHAMeETHE MY KITCHEN SO INTO THE SARASE, desire to protect their 8623. Moving—^Trudung— SERVICE STATION Country F iar, 1100 Burnside home riiowings. No invest­ OIL N MY BUT YOU'RE NOTSOIMS TO BRINS identity can follow this STEPS, sidewalks,'(rtone walla, Storage 20 Ave., East Hartford. ment, car necessary. BV>r In- CAR AMR. AMY OF THE SARASE INTO AAV FIBERGLAS 1923 F ord Iboadster fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ------—» tervieiw oalH, 643-8145,^ 876- KITCHEM-SET THOSE procedure: AVAILABLE NOW NOTICE pick-up, custom built frame, All concrete repairs. Reason­ MANCHESTER DeUvery, Light MATURE Woman as companion 0 6 ^ CAMS OUT OF HERE/ G ood goUonage hdstcxry After consideration , of all Enclose your reply to the $200. CaU 643-4406. able prices. 643-0861. trucking and package delivery. for lady, not an invaUd. Live box In an envelope — Refrigerators, washers and Expanded fadUUea in one 'week, have off second SEXXIETARY Receptionist for the facts, the Bolton Zoning Commission has denied the re­ addressed to the Claasl- 1959 CHEVROLET Parkw ood SNOW PLOV^G — avoid high stove moving specialty. Folding Moderate Inveetment week, 'work alternate weeks. local church. AppUcamts must fled Manager, Manchester have excellent husinees back­ quest of John an4 John A. "i s . station wagon, V-8, automatic, prices when It snoua. Routes ch airs fo r rent. 649-0762. Paid training' No cleaning or laundry. Ref­ . Evening Herald, together npw being formed. Free estim­ erences required. Transporta­ ground, be a good typist ^ DeQuattro for Zone Change'' very good condition. 649-4679. ExodUent income B.T » ng >, HM, lilt. Tjj. t,. ur. Nt. on, VF with a memo listing the ...... i.i. ■ .... .- .r'. 1.^ ates, no con tracts. 649-7868 o r tion preferred but not neces­ proficient in shorthand. Hours frpm R-1 to R-2 and the re­ companies you do NOT 1965" MUSTANG — Convertible, Painting—Papering 21 Dealer retirement plan are 8:30—4:30, salary com­ quest for extension of General want to see your letter. 876-8401. sary. Permanent. Write Box Y ^ BY KEN MUSE blue with white top, deluxe in­ H erald. m ensurate w ith experience. Business Zone for a certain WAYOUT Your letter will be de­ FLOORS Cleaned and waxed in For Detailed Bitormation CaU parcel of land at the Interaec- stroy jd If thb advertiser is terior, automatic transmission. ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ Write Box K, Herald. hom es and o ffice s. F ully Iff- STARTING September — Cer­ tion of dark Road and Camp one you’ve mentioned. If Call 843;9753. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ sured, free estimates. George tified nursery school teacher Meeting Rocul, Bolton, Con­ IT MUST hot it will be handled In ly insured. Workmanship guar­ 19^ FORD FALCON Futura F arr, 649-9229. SUN OIL CO. wanted. Three mornings a n e c tic u t BE QUITE the usual manner. anteed. L eo Pelletier,^ 649-6326. NOTICE HZ 3-S Convertible, navy ■With white Week days 568-3400 w eek, $9. a day. B olton Co-op Bolton Zoning Commission ■A VIEW . I» TJH « , Hi W. Olt I f no answer, 643-9048. FROM LP vinyl top, good condition. Call DICK’S SERVICE — Snow- EveningB, Weekends — Nursery. May apply to Mrs. TOWN OF VERNON Donald Tedford, Chairman IS Mr. Smith, 236-0413 / wouldn’t dare put my wife in that! She wouldn’t Lost and Found 643-8808 between 6:80 - 7:30. Da-vid Minicued, Birch Moun­ ZONING BOARD Datedl at Bolton, Connecti­ hesitate to attack ANYTHING!" P aper Or W rite— tain Rd. Elxt., Bolton. cut, this 28th day of February, LOST SUM of money at Conn. 1963 R A M ^ ;^ R station w agon, ing, general repairs, aU typea OF APPEALS j ^ C T D hanging and wall paper remov­ P.O. 1966. Beink and Trust Co. Reward. automatio transmission, radio Box 71, Blast Hartford WAITRESS who is available to Ndtlca Is hereby given that ot odd Jobs. Try Dick, reason­ al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. and heater. $1,296. CaU 648- work as substitute days, no the Vernon Zoning Board of Ap­ CaU 648-0627. able. 648-4536. Quality workmanship. Call 0236. la ter than 3 p.m ., better them peals will hold a public hearing evening^, 246-9598. l o s t /'-.; Passixw k No. S-10312! THE MANCHESTER Overhead average hourly rate, good on Tuesday, March 16, 1966, at WHY MOTHERS SET6RAY 1985 CHEVROLET IM PALA — 7:30 p.m., in the Court Room, Savings Bank of Manchester. Door sales, service and instal­ PAINTING, exterior and In­ 33 gratuities. Apjjy In person, Schools and Classes 'lv>wn of Vernon Administration Wanted AppUcation made for payment 4-speed, 327 cubic Inch, 800 h. lation on aU types of doors, 24 terior, paperhanging, wallpa­ B rass K ey Restaurant, 829 BEN CASEY p., exceUent condition, asking Bldg, to hear and be heard on hour service, free estimates. p er r e m o V e mowera. Also HomeUte chain ing, waUpaper removed, fuUy N iH A t FAMO/ censed by mass registry of appear and be heard. saws and International Cub insured. Rene Belanger, 648. 2E9TAUI2AMT. 1964—red Falooh Futura con­ Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ Motor Vehicles. To qualify Town of Venjon / 0612 o r 644-0804. ^ you must complete a part Personals vertible, low mileage, power ment and riiarpening service NOTICE Zoning Board of Appeals or full-time driver training steering, 8 cylinder, automatic on an makes. L & M Elquip- EDWARD R. PRICE — paint­ John A. Marino, INCOME TAX service avail­ program. If accepted, tui­ I WANT TO THANK )DU A •iBiPEcr transmii^cn. Like new, very ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, ing and paperhanging, over 86 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Chairm an able. Dan Moaler, oaU 649- tion terms jviU be arrang- ^ FDR >OUR VOTE OF CONFIt>BJCE ] THAT NOW HEU GIVE clean, plus extras. $1,600. CaU 875-7609. M a n c h e s te r E x­ years Skperience, 649-1003, 76 POSITION VACANCY Ann B. Humphry, £ 3329. ed. Placement service upon EXPERIENCED INAAE.ASPDRMR.WI1S0N- UPPB%5ECUTIN6ME.. evenings. 875-9144. change—Enterprise 1945. Linnmore Dr., Manchester. LIGHT EQUIPMENT S ecretary INCOME TAXES prepared by completion. Phone Hart­ OPERATOR March 4, 1966 1963 PLYMOUTH SPORT F ury, EXECUTIVE < v OF retired Internal Revenue offic­ HAVE TRUCK and smaU ware­ ford 249-7771 anytime. RECREATION AND PARK Vernon, Connecticut MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI white with red interior, bucket e r, M arvin B aker, 643-0117. house, would Uke Job- deUver- Floor riiiisliins 24 DEPARTMENT SECRETARY BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE seats, automatic transmission, hig m erchandise. CaU 644-0614. V-8, power brakes, standard FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- $2.40 HOURLY RATE DKK. INCOME TAX returns pre­ Help Wanted—Female 35 LIBERAL FRINGE BENE­ Permanent position •THERDSTTVIAN ^ I DON’T I THINK ne'e steering, good condition, asking Ing (specializing In older YOU AAAKE ME LAUGH, edient Street, Manchester, Ocmnecti- Regent St., CARPENTRY — Concrete work, or Female . . . 87. 1229 Main St. serv ice. J . D . R ealty, 648-6129. cut, until Tuesday, March 16, Manchester 1M9 JAGUAR — 3.4, sedan, au­ anything from cellar to root, Phone 649-523$ ■ REWARD 1966. . Jf-S" Pertinent information regard­ tomatic shift, excellent condi­ inside and out, no substitute for A „ f r b :s h s t a r t w ni lum p ing damage to a 1959 blue and tion, low m ileage, $700. 644- quedity work, satisfaction guar­ your debts into one easy pay WAITRESSES — Dining room and cocktail lounge, fuU or - white. Pontiac in Grand-Way 8037. / anteed, competatlve prices, no ment. If you have .equity in CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER parking lot on Monday, Feb. Job too smaU. D ft D Carpen­ proper^, call Frank Burke to 'part-time, wIU train. White MDCKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD TAKE OVER paym ents, 1965 28, between 4-6 will be sidtably try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- discuss ways and means. Con­ Stag Restaurant,, see maitre tl’ Mustang, fastback, V-8, Mr. White. 67 Windsor Ave., BR-LULU BIUBH.rM \mi.T«RF»Nd 15 VDUR health rew orded, 8880, necticut Mortgage Exchange, ftifoi U)LUBELLBf ^ CABINET WORK, formica coun­ 8897. " - r MBPICIMIl experienced legal secre­ WORD FRC -HE HASN’T HEARD M R. STONE AAAV VOUKNOWRK3HT WANTEU5 —R ide to Pitkin St, 1960 TRIUMPH 7TO, , white, ters, reo rooms, remodeling. W O M E N tary wanted for smaU law of­ . THOSE KIDS, nOM THEM EiTHERi HAVE SOME BIS ^ WELL THAT THE Blast Hartford from Oak A many new parts, very good QuaUty work. Reasonable pric- NEUIE? EN6A6EMENT.. BOVS WONT SET fice in Manchester, salary Main, arriving 8:30 or 9 a.n». condition, $860. CaU 64S;2261 a f­ ez. Free estimajten. CaU 649i Business Opportunity 28 open. Call 643-2109. 649-3661 a fter 6:16. ter 4. 6986. R oom s, AGE IS AN ASSET DONT GAMBLE PART-TIME luncheonette help FEDERAL Income Tax retunis 1957 OHEVROLErr, blue and basem ents needed from 11-8, M onday thru prepared with your sa'vln^ in white, 4-door hardtop. Oafi refinlshed, cabinets, buUt-ins, ON YOtlR FUTURE Saturday. Apply In person, W. mind, reasonable rates. E. J. 643-7134. , formica, aluminum, vinyl, i NO AGE LIMITATIONS Look over this opportunity to T, Grant, Parkade. Bayles, 6'9-6248. 1960 RAMBLEUl Deluxe 2-door, steel, ceramo aiding. WlUiam lease ttids H y in g A S ervice Robbins Carpentry Service, PREPARATIO N of 1966 Incom e ra«o, heater, new tiree, ask­ Station in RockviBie oenter. ^ Earn Exfra Money For\Easfer Bonnet ing $250. 643-5625. 649-3446. i Tax returns. Samuel J. Turk- • High GaiUonage — Proven Ington, J r, 643-7731.______1966 AN G LiX — 2-door, good A A. DION. INa Roofing, R ecord Add To family Income— Steady Work till May aiding, painting. Carpentry. Al- tires, battery, nmning condi­ • ExeeUent Location 40-HOUR WEEK — DAY RATE PLUS BONUS Automobiles For Sale 4 tion, good used parts, $40. Cali toratlQDa and addiUona, C eil­ • Moderate Investmient 649-6445. ings. Workmanship guaran­ e Paid Training by Experts PACKEfiS HOURS D AILY: 8-12 NOON — 12:30 - 4:30 PAA. MB. ABERNATHY 1 BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 1963 .OORVAIR M onza, bucket teed. 299 Autumn St. 646-4B60. J.. seats, exceUent condition, one 1966 CHEVELLE — 800 deluxe, O A iJ . Preferably middle WRAP AND PROCE^ SMAU PLANTS maroon, standard, radio, snow ow ner. CaU 643-8886^______16 t id age for light pack­ p o o l MR. A n a « 4AIK)i}7HE AUDIENCE CIDn T ...YOU CAN ALWAYS P' SURE, SURE. MY LEGS ARE STOP TALKING ^ OKAY, DAVY/'I tires, $2,200. Overseas assign­ Roofing—Siding EWATER OIL CO. UKEMypERTOBMANCeOFHAAALET ^ GD b a c k OUT THERE I 'M aETTIN G YOU'LL BUT IN OUR G O N E , r l t NEVER LIKE THAT, PAL. NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement ing. Pleasant woric- »E UP DOING THE NOW h e a r THIS: m ent, CtoU R ich, 643-6468. Weekdays 628-8671 --^THEyTHREWBeoeATME! ^ AND DO OMELET. B U S IN E S S , BE ^ L E TO USE WE DON'T WANT J H eR B B V R B - ed down? Sbort on down pay^ Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ ing conditions.. FRUG AND WATUSI "you GOTTA Evenkngs and Weekends TO HEAR IT/ StG N FROM OUH ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- tions, additions and remodel­ F ^ g e benefits. C. R. BURR AND CQ., INC. TRYNOTTOBE BEFORE TOO LONG.'. PO THE.SM//Af. FARr/VBRSRfR.' Mir. Oonnora 649^5564 DISOOURA6 EO, Won? Don’t despair! See Hon- Trucks—Tractors ing of aU types. Excellent WHOLESALE NURSER'TMEN : PROFILE. est Douglas. Inquire about low­ workm anship. 649-6496. Apply Personnel est down, smaUest payments RESTAURANT FOR SALE—in GROWING SINCE *98 , 1 ' S f i anywhere. No smaU loan or fi­ 1952 DODGE B3YA dum p truck. eluding aU equipment. Proper­ Dept. 276 N. MAIN ST.—BIANCHESTER, CONN. nance company plan. Douglas 5 yard water level, Industrial Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ty 200 feet, on highway, B ol­ motor, $1,000. CaU between 5-8 : '' ------— ■ - ■ ■■ ton. Two buUdlnga, one over FOR INTERVIEWS DAHLY MONOAY - FRIDAY M otors, 833 M ain. ______64oUt7 2 . EOOFIWaROOFENO — Specializing ra- p.m .. 8,100 square feet, consisting of MNA MFR. Cft T ake over pairing roofs of aU kinds, new ^ 9-10:30 A .M . — 2-3:30 P J4. REPOSSESSION:------, restaurant and 6 room apart­ payments, no cash needed with 1®^_ __ % ton kooia. gutter work, cbinmeys Regept Street a t c o n n , s t a t e e m p l o y m e n t s e r v ic e ment Seoond building 24-28 a p p l y average credit. 1965 Pontiac pick-up truck, new engine,. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum barber shop. At present aU 3 Mimehester 806 M AIN s t r e e t , MANCHESTER. CONN. 3^ OTO, 1964 Cadillac sedan. 1965 tires and brakes. Transmis- riding. W years’ experience. oonverUble. CaU 289- sion recei^ overhauled, $600. Free estimates. Cril Howlig, ' a r s rented. Asking $46,000, 8254,''^aJk fo r Graham .iBotanea. T4B4368. 6484M1, 8M-Bm. 64S«98, MftOUA

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 . ELEVEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 fA G B TEN ' Suburban For Sale 75 ' Suburban For Sale 75 Business Locations' Houses For Sale ' 72 Houses For Sale.. 72‘ Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Apartments— Flatih— Apartm ents— ^Flats— F or Rent 64 (COVENTRY —Apple, peach, Help Wanted— ^Male 36 Help. Wanted— Fuel and Feed 49*A Wanted—To Bojr 58 MANCHESTER la next door to MANCHESTER — B ow ers MANCHESTER — Attention In­ MANCHElS’rER — Cape 6 rooms OWNERS Transferred, priced ANDOVER LAKE — 6 room Tenements 6^ Tenements 63 finished, aluminum siding, ga­ under appraisal. 5^ room Bol­ home, needs some renovations, pear, plum and cherry trees Male or Fonale 37 TAKE son. AWAY the Blue WE BUY and sell anUque and BUSINESS and o ffice Eqiace fdr this beautiful 6 room Cape with Setoool area, 6 ■ room Cape. If vestors. Unique opportunity to e x h i b i t Buildet. Experienced rage, ideal location, Char-Bon ton Ranch, spectacular lot, hard to duplicate at $6,800. Wol- surround this 5-room hom e witU' Lustre way from carpets and used furniture, china, glass, sil­ CREST Ijuxurious Dupl(lex FIVE ROOM apartmefit, flfwt rent. CaU for appointment, 643- full shed dormer,^ has many you’re looking for a truly Im- buy 4-famlIy plus single home, only. Di^laycralt, Manchester APPLICATIONS are being tak- R eal E state, 643-0683. swimming pool, landscaping. verton A gency, R ealtors, 649- 2-car garage, plenty of storage uiAolstery. Rent elechilc sham- ver, picture rrdihes, old coins, Apartments, 4% room s,* 1% floor. OaR 643-19^ after 6 T222, extras, including ‘ large lot. maculate family Ixmie this is new central heating system in CLASSIFIED 643-9697. en for full and part-time sales Better hurry! Ijappen Agmcy, 2818. space, m ove-in condition. CaU guns, pewter, scr^ gold, pJXL ______^ Hard to beat at, $14,500. CaU ttie one you’ve been waiting 4-famlly, annual income $5,200. people. W.T. Orant Oo, Park- pooer $1. Paul’s Paint A Wall­ baths, 2 large bedrooms, 2 649-5261, 649-6140. 643-2965 J. D. Real £}sta/te Co., MAN to run dairy department, paper Supply. washes, old Jewelry, hobby private entrances, Uving room, Mitten A gency, R ealtors, 643- for. Leonard Agency, Realtors, H ayes A gency, 646-0131. Lots For Sale 73 ANDOVEUl Lakefront — For the ade, Manchester. Houses For Rent 65 643-5129, 649-8638. fUU-tbne emplojunent, paid collections, paintings, attic con­ dining room, modem kitchen, 6930. 646-0469. BOL’TON Center —Choice loca ­ young executive, adorable 5 boUdaye, vaoetioa and Uberal tents or whole estates. Furni­ range, refrigerator, Venetian BEAUTIFUL MANCHESTER — $15,900 fo r 6 BOLTON — F ou r wooded acre room Ranch, garage, fire- ADVERTISING Diamonds— ^Watchc nV E ROOM Ranch, garage, LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 room Cape, garage, treed lot, hcitoesltes, ideally located on tion, L-shaped Ranch, large liv­ heneifits for right pesnaon. A p­ ture R epair Service. 64S-7449. blinds,, darpeted. Open stair­:/ fizvplace, $160. monthly. CaU ing room with fireplace, kitch­ placed recreation room, oil Wanted— Real Estate 77 SEARS NEW APARTMENTS rooms, modem kitchen with aU central location, near schools, secluded deadend street, excel­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ply in person to Mr. Noonan, Jewelry 48 case, central free parking, on 649-8464. NORTH COVENTRY en has built-in stove and oven, heat, acre well' landscaped HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, built-ins, dining room, two fire­ bus, shopping. Bel Air Real lent area o f c\|^tom homea. HOUSE WANTED on west side, Popular Market, 726 East •WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ bus line, near shopping, ^ e t Six room Cape on Itoute ceraimic tile bath, full base­ land, knotty .pine living room 8 AJM. to 5 PAL bric-a-brac, (docks, frames, gCNGLE HOUSE fo r rent, $115. places, 211 baths, family room, E state, 643-9332. Hayes Agency, 646-6131. 2-family or single, reasonable. Middle Tpke. DISPLAY TRAINEES pairing. Prompt service. Up to section. It’s Just like owning WOODBRIDGE 44A, fuU shed dormer, oil ment, over one acre land, built wibi fireplace, excellent condi­ glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ per monUi. Alfred D. Heckler, two cal- garage wooded lot, No agents. 643-1927. on your old watch tn your own home. Rent very hot water heat, aluminum WEST SIDE — ^ flat. 2-car to 1964, p erfect condition. Sell­ tion. Asking $22,360. Goodchild- <20 lage Peddler, A uctioneer, 420 G A R D E N S ' $29,'500. - P hilbrick A gency 640- 6 ileasonable. Call 649-3566. T42-6K19 between 5:30-6:30 p.m. storms, ameslte drive. Low garage, bus Une,''recent heat- HOUSE LOT for sale, 70x187, ing fo r $18,900. The R . F . Dl- BarUett, R ealtors, 289-0939, 621- WANTED —Land or home with COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. On the job training with trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. Lake St., Bolton, 640-3247. 8464. executive opportunity for B ray, 787 Main Street,. State W oodbri^e and Parker SU. MANSFIELD — Excellent down payment ing systems, good value at $5,000. Call 643-1408. m ock Oo., 649-5246. 3795. land, suitable for raising pon­ MONDAY Itatn FRIDAY 10:S0 AAL — SATURDAY t AJtL WAREHOUSE MAN LARGE*- MODERN 4-room > qUahried high school grad­ Theater Building. . M anchester R ancb, rtxxns, 10 acres, CXJSTOM BUILT Ranch on a $21,900. Leonard Agency, ies, mtoimum 6 rooms and <5 apartment, country setting, in­ 6 NOR’TH Coventry — ’Twin Hills uates. Salary and benefits Rooms Without Board 59 built - in stove, refrigerator, shaded 100x400 lot, form al (Un­ Realtors. 646-0469. V ern on ' acres. Write Box F, Herald. FOR SALE — Baled Hay, first ______cluding heat, hot water, stove, COVENTRY LAKE ' Suburban For Sale 75 D r. Lovely 5 room Ranch, 2- of the finest dUfiiwaoher and drape* toclud- tag room, fireplaced Uving YOUR COOPERATION w ax A I L M ^ T 7 1 1 Reoponsihle man to learn room for busi­ refrigerator, basement garage, 4^ Room Duplex ?160 Three bedroom lakefront $17,700 — % room Split paneled car garage, over acre wooded BE APPRECIATED l/IM b I I class. CaU 649-6911. W. B. WU- A’rTRACTIVE room, family sized kitchen with 6 Split Level high GRACIOUS LIVING warehousing of laundry ‘N ness woman, centrally located, on bus ]ine,„ $126. monthly. «d. WaU to wall carpet Ranch, baths, fireplace, dining area, 1>4 baths, recrea- land completely fenced, alum­ Legal Notice Hams. 3% Room Flat 8185 (faroughout, .large rec room buUt-ins, oil hot water heat, on a wooded lot.’ Six rooms in and dry cleaning sui^Uee, Apply Monday-Friday, 10- kitchen privileges. Call 643-6931 875-2600-, 875-6148. oil hot water heat, 2-ca r tlon nx)m, garage, patio, trees. Spacioua four bedroom Co­ inum siding, beautifully land­ plastered waUs, 2-car garage, all plus garage, 125x150’ lot. UMITATION OBDEK 5V4 day week, excellent op­ 4 or call Mr. Todte, 643- after . * >- with bar. Adtdts only. 742- garage, almntoum storms. Assume 4V4 per cent mortgage. lonial •— nxm to live in. scaped, fireplace, only $16,900 AT A COURT OP PROBATE, 6 area of (toe homes. Wolverton Home in excellent condition. Continued From Preceding P o ^ portunity for advancement 1681 for an appointment Garden— Farm — ^Daiiy FOUR ROOM apartment, 2 bed- • 8817 between 4-9. Many extras. Hutchins A gency, 649-5324. 23 ft. living room, den or Ctoodchild - Bartlett, RRnitnr<) held at Manchester, within and for with guaranteed weekly in­ THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. Real private location but still. ’ the Dtatriot Manchester, on the Products 50 r^/i room Ranch with full base- On mention of Arthur L. Nichols, guest rates. spacious 3 room apartments, • Air-conditioning (optional), tion room, landscaped yard, room, large kitchen, 1*4 tiled 26 Delmont St., Manchester, Con- prdhibita, with oertaln ex­ Cunningham, Knudsen’s. Coun­ 2-car garage. ment. Real buy at $l6, m ’n w BARROWS & WALLACE het7 try Fair, 1100 Burnside Ave., Manchester, Conn. STRICTLY fresh egga fo r Sale. ideal country setting, yet near s Master TV antenna COMPLETELY Furnished trail­ Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, baths, complete fire alarm sys­ ceptions, diacrimination be­ CIVIL ENGINEER — estimat­ LARGE FRONT ROOM, Mt(5b. baih, vanity, many extras. Will Manchester Parkade Uie Distilct of Mltu'iclicBter, on the ORDEr ^ D ; Thai ^ nuxMm East Haitford. Tom aszewski, B ox 363, South all facilities. Small Colonial s Hot water oil beat e r, Coventry Lake, $100. month­ 648-6953. tem , 2-car garage. $19,700. No 2nd day of March. 1966. from toe 2nd day of 1 9 ^ cause of sex. It will now be ing, take off work . and field en privileges, parking, central­ styled building offens charm s Open staircase quaUfy for mtoimum FHA fi- Manchester 649-5306 Present, Hon. John J. WaJleU. be the s ^ e necessary for our readers R d., Bolton, open daily. 649- ly . 742-8892. EAST HARTFORD agents please. Call owner 649- nantdng. T. J. Crockett, Real­ aliowed a for Uie oreattors within supervision for site and road ly located on'bus line. Work­ and privacy. Only 8125 month­ • Large sliding door closets WARANOKE r o a d — Prim e not only to read the usual 6472. Six room Odoinial, 3 large 8504. Estate of Annie Jane (loolt a-k-a whi^ to ,hr>n£ in their ( ‘SUN OIL COMPANY contractor. Apply ’Thomas Ool- ing woman or genUemah. Call ly, beat,'hot water, stove and • Sliding glass doors l(x:ati(m, oversized four bed­ tor, 643-1577. Annie Cook of Manch(»ter, in said against said Female Help Wanted and SA L E S H E L P bedroom s, 1 % baths, fire­ Ilistrlcl an Inoapatde person. ecutor is ^ r e c ^ to ^ve ^ b ito (SUNOCO) la, <3onn. O on s^ cU on Oorp., 643-2669. r^rigerator included. HayM s On bus line, near schools, room Cape, nine room s to aU. CUS’TOM BUILT, very young 6 Male Help Wanted classifi­ shopping and clmrches Suburban For Rent 66 place, gas hot water heat, East Hartford The Conservator havinK exhibited notice to toe to hraig in 251 Broad St., 643-9565. Household Goods 51 Agency, 646-0131. Completely renovated, vacant, room Ranch. Excellent area, Coventry hlahi* finalfina.1 BY^c£»untacemmt with said eetetle th<»lr cJaims_ said time cations, but Wanted — Male Is Looking: For garage. to toie Court for ■allowance,allowance, it Is lowed by a copy tol* The coming spring season Open Daily and Weekends i WIU conrider taking your house immaculate condition. Modern In some newspaper having, a or Female, also our Olaasifl- SALES TRAINEES CLEAN. USEID refrigerators, ApartiAents— ^Flats— NO CRAMPS HERE NEW 2-FAMILY ORDERED: That toe 16to da: provides an excellent op­ ON BUS line, 4. rooms, hea*^ Noon— 6 P.M. in trade. T. J. Crockett, Real­ electric heat, $23,900. Lappen luaim,March. 1966,i»Do, at ten o'clock ^ro- circulaiupn to ^ d pTOtoote (il^flrt catlon He^ . . . S7. ranges, automatic washers '' Aggressive, sales-minded FLOOR COVERING portunity to work in Man­ Tenements 63 third fl<»r, 890 monthly. Call BOLTON CENTER tor, 643-1577. EAST HARTFORD A gency,’ 649-5261, 649-6140. Are you tired of cramped OPBJN SA T. Sc SUN., 1-DARK 11.^ 11^ uie Probate Office in toe within ton days with guarantees. See them at 649-5591...... 646-0390 Municipal Building in sold Man- tJtUa o r^ r w d indtvldualB seddng man­ chester’s newest, m ost RENT MAN has customers 528-0718. Five room Cape, 2 large Uving? SmaU lot with a . cheater, be and the same Is as-* this <»urt of .the notice toven. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 643-1023 MANCHESTER — Spacious cus­ Dlrections: Brewer St. between signed for a hearing on the oilow- JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge agement oppoMundtiee. SALESMAN (wmpleite deportment store. waiting for rentals. Cali me to­ APARTMENTS SPACIOUS Custom built aU bedrooms, ■ fireplace, ga­ small house? We offer this AUTO MECHANIC, afternoons, Main St. Call 648-217L NEW 2-ftimlly, second flr b rick room house. ceram ic tom built 5*4 room Ranch, pic­ Main and FVirhes, next to T ele- once of sold a c o ^ t and said con- College Degree with some day, 649-S566, 649-4342. L(x».ted at junction of Wood- 6 2 rage, ameslte drive, oil hot spacious eight room home /-(_ servator s four prior accounts with Experienced in tune-ups and apartment, stove, refrigerator, ture book kitchen, 13x21 living phone (jo. estate, and this Court directs general business experience Here Is an excellent op­ Job openli^ available for bridge and Parker Sts. Now has opentoga to 3 baths, dining room, double water heat , with bam on acre lot foe general repairs. Seym()ur Auto, SINGER AUTOMA-nC 3Eg Zag disposal, no pets, Waddell room, paneled recreation room. that notice of the time. and place p re fe ire d portunity to Join Sears out­ both fun and part-time sewing machine, Uke ^ to for anything to real room,, apartmenta with hot brick garage, plenty of storage, $18,500. Doesn't cramp P A S F K P E T S R P assigned Bor sold hearing be given -681 Main S t , M anchester. ° estate rentals — apartments, School area, 8130 monthly. M. P. ENTERPRISES waiter, heat, stove and re­ acre, gardens, trees. Hutchins H ayes A gency, 646-0131. to all persons known to be inter- X\ Complete ’Training Pro­ standing sales staff. Come help. Please apply Person­ cabinet. Does everything. Orig­ your pockethook even. J. ftoelty Realty esrted' uiereln to appear and bo prepared to discuss previ­ homes, multiple dwellings, call Call 649-4494. frigerator, $115 monthly. A gency, 649-5324. Bogdan, 649-5306. FORK LIFT OPERATOR gram . nel Dept. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. or inally over $300, take over last Manchester Associates MANCHESTER — This week’s 288-7476 628-6319 heard thereon by pubilsliing a copy ous experience and your J . D. R ealty, 643-5129. Call 643-4312, evenings. ot this order In some newspaper can 643-1581 for an ap­ 6 payments, 89.50 each. Call MANCHES’TER—3 room aphrt- $16,600 — ATTRACYIVE % special. 3 bedroom Dutch Colo­ having a circulation In said Dls- PRESS OPERATORS Stortiog salaiy $498. per future 'with one of the POUR ROOM apartment, sec­ 6 617 Mato Street BARROWS & WALLACE V ^ P e o p l q i i pointm ent Hartford, 622-0931. 95 WEST Middle Tpke., modem ment, heat, and hot water in­ room Ranch,'fireplace, garage, nial, garage, good location, M odel H om e 568-2510 trict. at least seven days before toe ASSEMBLERS month with automatic in­ w orld’s largest general ond floor, centraUy Iur rcx>ms to each unit. House brook, good frontage. Lappen A ir R eal Estate. 643-9332. UMITATION OBDKB t e r '6 weekdays, anytime week­ is in exceUent condition. New rage, newly redecorated, city school and bus, Millette Agen­ A gency 649-5261, 649-6140. AT A (XIURT OP PROBATE, MACHINIST expenses. 1963 FRIG IDAIRE, Im perial 4 ztXHtt apartment, two blocks held at Mcmcheetor, within and for ends. 649-1963. Furnished Apartments 63-A teombination windows, i>atot, utiUties. Central location. Bel ts. 643-5992. ■VERNON—Six room Colonial' EXPERIENCED Janitors want­ model, frost-free refrigerator from Main St., small weU con- toe District of Maiwhester, on the WANTBD TO RENT garage for cellar fltxir, etc. Everirthtog ex­ A ir R eal E state, 643-9332. BOLTON —Brand new 6-room in ex(xdllent airea, aluminum 2Sth day ot Fohruao’. 1966. . Or ed m om togs. CaU 649-5334. Apply Personnel Dept., 10 Female 38 with freezer top. Call 646- , structed building with a quiet SPAC30US 3 rooms, first floor, ONE AND ’TWO room furnished Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 fire­ General Gleaning Services, Inc. ■torage. CaU 649-9712. cept central heat. Excellent in­ CONVENIENT eidtog, treed 1 % acre lot, only a.m.-5 p.m. or caU 643-1581 Situations Wanted— 0392. atmosphere. Hayes Agency, heated, stove, refrigerator, apartments. Heated. Kitchen M anchester places, baths, treed acre lot, TOOLMAKER come potential. T. J. Crockett, 2 $14,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Estate of Jane E. Beet, late of for appointment 6466131. garage, full basement storage, set, refrigerator, gas range, Six nxmj Cape, now being brick and aluminum siding. Mlancheeter. in said Dietrlct, de- MEN TO WORK In precast <»n- S'TEREO —last year’s mke., M anchester, M anchester Shopping Parkade fl(X)r, $78 m onthly. CaU 643- floor has an extdUng living 1966, be and toe same are limited wasn't exactlyjs.^’ ‘Uncrashabla Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 runner and stair oarpottog,' Bolton. CaU 649-1383. porch, finished recreation at $16,900. AT A COURTIT PROBATE, (xmditions. Apply: 6464024. 8111. room with fireplace. 'Only and allowed for toe creditors with- >• Manchester, Conn. Dishwariier, sofa, chair, BISSBLL ST. — ’Third floor, S Business Locations room , 2-car garage, half acre. held at MaJiohe»t^,»lCT. withinV and for In which to brine in their clalm.s Harve Presnell, AKC PtXJDLE Puppies, white, looms, 643-5258, 9-5. $24,000. WARREN E. HOWLAND VERNON the Distrlot of Manchfeter, on the against said eetate. and sold ex- Prssnell, Who starred In T.V. SERVICE Mon — must be ■•4 matching end tables and cof­ BRAND NEW 4 room apart­ For Rent 64 Houses For Sale 72 P rincipals. 649-0504. 3Sth day o€ February, 1966, f^u'Lnxecutrix uIs airucLftidirected tow» Kivrtgive publicimuiik; >_^ • ,_ “ TTnalnkahlp Mollv PERSONNEL DEPT. small miniature. Must be seen REIALTOR ,_ Present, ^ . Hon. JST AN ALYST— Experience pointment, 628-7138. for the rental of your apart­ CaU 643-2813 or Glastonbury, 289-1558 Bstato of ^ephOT P. Oieney of lowed by publishing a copy of tola , , rdana near the familv IONA MFG. CO. efits, bench work only. SnowA to cost analyzing or some ex­ G EN ERAL EILEXITRIC apart­ 633-1351. (pace, p'onnd floor, clean, at­ mimes mortgage (to this spa- ntal conveniently locq^ted to Bast Harcrord CAPE ^ rooms, like new, fire- with big view, (me unfin­ Iten^eater^ln said District, an in- order In some newapaper having a private plane near tne ramiiy ment or home. J. D. Realty, tractive and reasonable. Apply capable petnon. oirculatinn In sold probate district airstrip Friday, T.V. Center, 68 Union St, perience in tim e-study and POODLEJS M istakes — ’Two cute ment adze refrigerator, 30’ gas clous 6 room Colonial, garage Porter St. area. 1*4 baths', for- j^ ^ n CHESTER Bowers place, oil hot water heat, full ished bedroom end bath on Thee (xmservatrix halving exhibited Regent St, Manchester 643-5129. Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 within ten days from the date^of testing the plane near Rockville, 876-0889. After 6 standard costs. Apply Cheney and healthy puppies, thorough- stove. CTaU 644-0011. FIVE ROOM flat on first floor and porch, quiet street, excel­ mal dining room, 4 bedrooms School area, 7 room Colonial, walk-out basement, wooded lot, second floor. 2-oair garage, her annual account with said estate tols order and return make to this within one block from Center. a.m . - 8 p jn . possibility, extra large lot, to this (Jourt for allowance, it Is court of toe notice givenven. the Presnell ranch When it lost p.m. 875-1543. Bros., 31 Cooper Hill St., Man- bred mother also for sale, very oOMBINA’nON GAS and gas TWO REMODELED 8% room lent area. Hayes Agency, 646- 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, den, for­ only $15,900. Char-Bon R eal full basement, beaufifuUy ORDERED: That the 15th day of .LETT. Judge. Big, airy rooms includtog big JOHN J. WALLE' power at about 300 feet. The Chester. reasonable. 643-1230. apartments, near center, re­ 0181. ideal for children. "'Leonard mal dining iw m , large Wtehen, E state, 643-0683. landscaped wooded rear lot, March. 1966, at ten o'clock fore­ WANTED — F uU time service stove, excellent condition. Can kitchen, recent interior wall­ STORE FOR RENT — Mato St. noon at toe Probate Offlerience desirable but not INSPECTOR - to check second »» BUYS A Goodyear nylon Ura PALE Y E l^W biw ade living 643-5129. 2 ceramic baths, family sized only. Call the R. F. Dimock 350 Mato St 643-1106 heard thereon by publlmlng a (x>py ly Hills, the millionaire member quire 40 Vemion S t. A gency, 646-013L e x (»l- room, launiiry room, a gorge­ of this ocjler in some news'paper 38 Meadow Lane, Manchester. necessary, will train. Apply to cpportunity for advance­ with tufsyn when you buy one room chair, tufted, Uke new, bination ■windows) kitchen, fireplaced family C o., 649-6246. Conn., and Charles V. Treat. 1038 of the Firestone Rubber Co. who ment, Only raldaible man machine shop operations and THREE ROOM heated apart­ T . J. ous liv'ing room, '2-car garage, person Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., at regular price. Cole Discount $40.. 649-0454. lent buy at $24,500. room, laimdry room, a gor­ tric{"lt!ea^t^l%‘)rday»teforo toM e Turn^e West, Mnnoheeter. recenUy outwitted two kidnap- with good 'driving record finished parts received from m ents, hot water, adiUts. CaU $25,900. W olverton A gency, MANCHESTER GREEN — 6 So. Windsor. Station, 643-5382. Crockett, Realtor, 643- geous living room, 2-cax ga­ tor o!l^or’'bSSre That six months ere who intended to trade him vendors. This is a permanent 643-2426, 9-5. R ealtors, 649-2813. room Ranch with attached ga­ VERNON — 6 room Garrison need apply. DELUXE OHE^ type freezerj 1577. rage, $23,900. W olverton m L 4 1 ^ 9 6 6 to tEe Oimmls^nJr hmuTd milllo^ couldn’t escape SANITARIAN (health worker, position that requires previous CARPETS and life too can be $10(); maple twin bed and box rage, 3 generous bedrooms, Colonial, formal dining room, FOR RENT — Heated apart­ DUTCH COLONIAL — consist- ______Agmcy, Realtors, 649-2813. of Welfare. 1000 Asylum Avenue. l^■ril:W M ^o^'’ to"?TreOlto™ w^^^ from the f o r X Mrs. Stuart A. inspection experience. Apply beautiful if ydu use Blue Lus- spring, $50; T-V antenna, $10. dining room , 17x17 fireplaced 1% baths, stove and refriger­ environmental sanitation, ment centraUy lo<»ted. CaU JOHN j . WALLETT, Judse. *•* wWch to brine .to their claims Heatley, 60. health departm ent). $6,168.-$7,- MANCHESTER COAT Personnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., tre. Rent electric shampooer 649-1043. WEST SIDE — near bus, 6-6 ing of 7 MANCHESTER — Raised living room, oil hot water heat, ator. Located on large lot. City oc: Mrs. Bauer______' to ri^ mV They were married Friday in 643-5118 between 8:30i a.m. - A mlUion words cannot de­ 692. Bachelor’s degree required Regent St., Manchester. ji. oicott Variety Store. duplex, double garage, modern Ranc;)! exceUent (xmdition. aluminum storms and screens, water. Immediate occupancy. AND APRON SUPPLY 4 p.m. scribe this typical Flng- AT A COURT OP PRORATE, !L® Carmel and are on a Flu rope an — major biology or sanitary SEWING MACHINE buy of the kitchens and baths, 2(X)’ deep 8 bedrooms, large kitchen with spic and span throughout, $16,- $18,500. Converse - Dupret R eal in their claims within said time al- , , , , , 73 Stunmlt St WANTED — Responsible amW- ARMSTRONG 9x12 vinyl rugs, r q o m s land designed honie)” carefully L t o t e , 643-2197, 8 7 6 :im . 5 ^ D l L t M ® & S '^ " “S? ^ ' " r fto science. WiU train. Apply Civil week reconditioned console. In 4 ,^ , heat hot water, lot Sensibly priced. Hayes room for table, dining room, 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ------asth day of, Pebruaiy. 1966.._____ “SSf, 'J "T® sedond marriage for ^jtlioua x>orson to w ork to serv­ $7.77. Sherwin W illiam s Clo., 981 custom crafted with tiM circulation to said probate district ...aa a Service, Town HaU, Hamden. excellent ndition, $24.95. gtove, refrigerator parking. A gency, 646-0181. fsunUy • room, two fireplaces, tors, 649-28i3. Hon. John J. WoJIett...... from the date of both. Mrs. Heatley was a wio- ice station, 6 days a week. Main St., Manchester. Singer Sewing Company, 832 Com pletely rederated, $120. grace and beauty of Colonial two full baths, two car garage, Jud!^*"*’ " " " tt-ithln ten (iays ...... Willing to pay according to Estate of Mary DeClanUe late of “*l« order and rrturn moke to this ow. Firestone’s first wife, Polly, POLIOEMEN. $6,891.-$6,327. — Main St., Manchester. 15 Forest St., off Mata S t 646- RANCH — Seven rooms, one days of old. Central chimney patio, beautifully landscaped LARGE BEAU'lTFTJL Raised A NEAT TWOSOME! mTnnr’bAAiM- in wLld TVletplet de— ootiit of 'the notice xl* en,__ ‘ WAREHOUSE man wanted, quaUfioations. Apply in person WALLPAPER Closeouts, 300 with fireplaces, wood shingled M a^eater. in saui JJiainct. oe j WALIvETT. Judxe. died last year. benefits. Citizen, OoQn. resi­ — ---- r------0090, 643-5675. year old, prestige neighbor­ 2 lot with trees, wall to waU car­ Ranch, l*^ baths, dishwasher, steady .work for wholesale dis­ at Triangle Turnpike Service, X>attems. 37c - 97c, single roU. hood on. deadend street, large gambrel roof and small pane TTie executor havtox exhibited — — —— — dent. 22 thru 34 years, 6’8V&”, peting and drapes included to built-ins, 2-cax garage, 164x200 We’ve just idsted not on* hi* administration account with said LIMITATION OBDKB Princess Margaret tributor. ,CaU 289-4337 ask for 128 ToUand "Upke. or caU 643- Sherwin Williams Co., 981 Main Musical Instruments 53 NEED A RENT? Call the Rent lot with trees, decorated with windows. Screened porch over­ eetate to thU C5ourt for allowance. AT A COURT OP PROBATE. - minimum weight 160, 20-20 p rice o f $24,600. PhUhrlck ■wooded lot, only $20,500. Hutch­ but two fine ranch home* HONG KONG (AP) — Prin- Mr. Feldman. . ' 7614. St., Manchester. man, no charge. West Side elegance for rich and exciluslve looks beautiful landscaped It is held at Manchp»ter. within and for jwlthout glasses. ClvU Service, MUST SACRIFICE — Brand .^gency 648-8464.- ins A gency, R ealtor, 649-6324. on Hublard, Drive in Ver- ORDERED: That the 16th day of the District of Manchester,cess on theMargaret and her husband, Town HaU, Hamden. LARGE SPOTLIGHT for car. , Realty. 649-3566, 649-4342. beauty plus luxury. F’ireplaces. yard, located ta one of Man­ March, 1966. at eleven o'clock 28th day of February, 1966. MACHINISTS and apprentices new 120 baas aocordlon, beau- non. These are substantial forenoon at the Probate Office to Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, the Earl of Snowdon, are offi­ ■Best offer. CaU after 5. 643- bathrooms, garages. You name chester’s best neighborhoods. MAN(3HESTER — 4%-4% two- SIDE — 6*4 room Cape, willing to learn, fpll or part- AUTOMOTIVE _t4ful blue aijd white. Was 3 bedroenn homes to a the Municipal Building to said Man- Judge. cially in Hong Kong to promote 8690. It, this house has it. For ap­ Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. family located centrally, good Immaculate, one owner, ga­ (Sheeter, be and the eome 1* a«- Estate of Mary Campbell Scnui- , ___ i time, hours between 7 a.m. — SERVICE DEPT. $700., asking $350. CaU after oN BUS LINE, 4 room apart- good residential neighbor­ signed tor a hearing on the allow- ton Mary Scranton, late of British exports. Their Visit also pointment to see cail Philbrick income or llve-ln. All that’s re­ rage, fenced to yard, quiet 11 p.m . Job shop experience 5, 643-7885. ment, third floor. CaU 643-7773. hood, ■yVe’d Uke to describe ance of gold adn)inl*tration ocoouni Manchester, in said District, de- j^asincluded tea with a taxi GENERAL ELE(7TRIC Needs lubri<»tion and gen­ PAINT BRUSHES, Imperfect. 60 Agtocy, 649-8464. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, quired is $2,000 to assume the street, block from bus. Hayes ■with BOhl estate' nscertalnment of cea*ed. . . . _ „ helpful. Apply Gunver Mfg. them ootlh in detail but distributee* and'order of (ilstribu- On motion of Arthur E. Scranloti. driver and a quiet Chat With a eral service man, A-1 me­ different styles and sizes, half ekDUBLB NECK Fender Hawaii- combination aluminum storms present m ortgage. 649-8638. J. A gency, 646-0131. C o., 234 H artford R d., Man­ (Min’t afford all of the Mon. and thla Court direct* that no- 160 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. familV of five living in a one- chanic, Ford experience regular price. Sherwin Wil­ an gfultar with or without foot and screens, new siding, ga-,8. d / R eal Estate Co. 643-5129. tlce of the time and place as- Conn., and Lawrence O. Sc.ranton. TELEVISION chester. space we’d need. Better ...... 267 Boulder Road Ext, Mhnehes- room housing development preferred. Clean, pleasant liams Co., 981 Mato St., Man­ I>edal; Gretsch anniversary rage, patio, OaU 649-3319. ROUJNG PARK — cozy iwtm signed for sold hearing bf- given to INVITATION Spring Song MANCHESTER — $600. down is 6 still, come out and eee fbr all persons known to be ‘ lnierosietmpnt '' shop, good working condi- chester. m odel Spanish guitar; Silvl^r- Cape, fireplace, an abundance therein to appear and be heard ORDERED; Thfit bIx months TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCED ABSOLITE PERFECTION ail you need on this -room yourself. from th<» 28th dav of FY^bruarv. 'The sister of Queen dizabetn ’ Wens, u n iform s,. 6 - day tone guitar; large amplifier 6 of closets, aluminum storms thereon by publishing a <3opy of 29 GALLON FISH tank with TO BID . Cape with fireplace, near bus this order ta stone newspaper hav- 1966. te an^d the same are limUed r toured two hospitals Friday week, benefits. Apply in with 16” speaker. F or m ore in­ BOLTON — Elegant Ranch with 2-car garage, perfect in throughout, well shrubbed 76x ing a circulation to said District, at and allowed for the creditor* with- „ ,, General Electric require* TOOL A N D stand, $60; 20 gallon fish tank, Sealed bids will be received at Pillow Favorites! line and shopping. Elollar wise, I>er<9on between 8 a.m. - 9 form ation and prices call 649- every detail. Nestled high on a wooded lot. Redecorated to 150 lot, attractive rear patio. JARVIS REALTY CO. leo-sC seven days before the day of to which to bring to their claims While Lord Snowdon took a hell- « T.V. technician; to expand­ $40. both completely equipped. the office of the General Mana­ so ft colors to blend ^ t h contour o f fire|>lace made o f this house is worth your at­ said hearing, and by mailing on or against said estate, and said copter ride to view other GAGE MAKERS p.m., ask for Lloyd or Bud. 7120 after p.m . or 649-7567., Bowers School area, 30 day op- before March 1, 1966, by certified ecutor* ore directed to give pub- . ____ . ing service department, , 649-9631. 6 ger, 41 Center Street, Manches­ Georgian Marble on raised hearth. Large bedrooms with tention. Call Betty Goldsnider, REALTORS cupancy. Girard Agency, Real­ mall, a amy of(5 Mils___ order - to An- lie notice...... to ..... the cr^ltor*...... to bring housing proje(te, an (wfice and a ’Top salaries, outstanding.^ FITZGERALD FORD ter, Conn., xmtil March 21, 1966 ample closet space. Private studyroom. for Dad’s paperwork 649-4965. J. D. Real Fisteto thonv F. Def^ntis. 186 (East Cen- to their claim* within said time «! W A U J^A P E R __ Paint Sale DIRECT from our ware' tors, 643-0365 ©^'Gertrude Hage- 643-1121 649-1200 fActory, employment benefit pro­ Bridgeport Operators vvAXii'APii^K paini sale, Tandem Drive or. children’s homework,. with extra bathroom across hall. Co., 643-5129, 649-8538. tej-. St. Manchester. (Jonh..: Alfred lowed by publishing a eopv of thla ■Windsor A ve., RockviUe, Buy one roll wallpaper — get dorn, 640-0638. T, DeOlantls. 26 East Maple St., order to some ne-wapaper having ;a gram, career opportunity. brand new Winter Melodigrand Motor Grader. Bid forms, plans Dining area adjoining a Mother’s dream kitchen equipped Eves. 649-2519 643-0038 Manoheeter, Conn.: Cresent B. De- circulation In *ald probate district Chubby Checker AU Around Machinists another roU for one cent. with extra cabinet, space.. RESIDENTIAL area, 100 x 300 ------(Sajitla, 891, Woodbridge Bt., Man- within ten dav* from fhe date of and Kranicb, & Bach spinet and and specifications are available CHICAGO (AP) — Rock ’n’ M ust be H igh Sch- m arriage license to wad fo r tn* for 5 day, 40 hour week, $1.60 G. W. Munson, F*or inspection call Leonard Suntjay, 2-6. room Oolpniai, ford.- - Cbnn..- Violet R: (Jlou^.(Jlouj 90 ent salary range. NUTMEGGER RANCH 8 Manchester, Ooinn.; ertv !n Manrhefrter. In said District, fifth tim e WANTED per hour to start WiU train. Chairman A gency, R ealtor. 646-0469. bas everything. Corner of Sla­ _ ...... Center 81.. doTfiflaed. ’ _ .^. . , B A R R O W S & W A L L A C E Sherwood B. aough, 149 Well* admfnirfraitor f^xhibU- She and Texas oil mliMonaira H. P. Hallestoeck Co., Bunker- C. B. Home, 8117 ter and. Oakland St., So. Wind­ arjd retUrii l2».2Alk MANCHMTER — 2 fanUly, — M««che*tor purkade , hill Rd., Andover, 742-8051. E . Palm er sor. F\>r Information call Char- Manoheeteir 649-5306 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Mian fbr stock work, full large 12 room duplex, 2 heat­ ance It I* license Friday, one day after You WiU brighten the Boeter Lcrvely flower piUows to en­ Bon R eal Estate, 643-0683. or part-time, hours, 9-5, AVOID TRAFFIC ing systems, 2-car garage, on LIMITATION OBDKB __ Miss Gabor filed for a Mexican pesBde in tW* .two-piece outfit. A (JOURT OF .PBOBA’TE, t-12 or 1-5:30. Age'unim­ * hance the decor of any room— bus line, $18,900. Call now,i !ON - Six room contemp- «*MS'(iiS?er,'"'with^riSd tor r”;^;n7«t ,th" ^ Ib-obnte Gfflce ^ to the divorce from husband No. 4 , PROBLEMS 18,800 EiquflDy at borne in a (tolorful the wild rt|e and pansy ore fun GARRISON Colonial — 2 years VptN' ^u{ldltl ' — G irard A gen cy, R ealtors,. 643- r. (irary C olonial, U 4 R built, the District of Manchester, on Ihe ^'*"!<*'**^'. industrialist H erbert Hutner. portant If you think you WORK AT . . . ■Uk prist, a lightweight wool or old, on a W(X)ded lot, large liV- . ... 7. .,7 ... . 4B.I. F e h n ia r v lOcc1968 chester.Chester, be endpnn the same --l* I* ... as-**-.... — ------77...... ' ‘ " T', T . " 1 ~77...... ’, 7' to malte, too! ' 0366 o r Gertrude H agedorn, ...... Ucens* can qualify <»ntact Mr. 461/a F t. X 26 Ft., Over 1200 Sq. Ft. a hnen. Intr motn central hall formal *>*^‘*“ ' bulW-taS, beautiful L Wallett. rimed for a hesrtoe on the allow- When the clerk at the hce TABCO MFG. CO. MORTGAGE 1 ' Pattern No. 2653 has pattern ing room, central nan, lormm rrosent. won. jonn j. naiie«, *dmtolrirs*ion accoun* bureau asked her to aien she MicEnftee, A ssistant Mana­ NEED No. 8117 1* in sizes 12% to 649-0638. dlntog room, family size kitch- ,^p„_.i^,■nMndorc TVahan. Utte late wtfh with «Jd said J^^e^sexie^nment estate, ascprrajnmimt o’ ~ J®. anT 3 Bedrooms Complete With Attached Garage pieces for both designs; sewing Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ger, Hdiise Sc Hale, Main We need — Machinists, 26%, bust 33 to 47. .Size 14*4. en with built-ins, one half bath ol Mancbe«te?n?^ wSrirt, die ^Id him: ‘Tm sor ^'' i ' - • BiiUt-In Oven and Range • Range Hood and■a*'* finishing t i directions.------y MANCHESTER JSAIeV — MoAWAvdClTl 6 8 t,-Mancfaeeter; . Metal Mechaaica and Helpers. 12 WeSTFiOD ST.. MANCHESTER b u st , 4% yards cR 45-4nch. m Ti- I, darling, I don’t do fbes* i • Ceramic Tile Baths • Dishwasher 86 To order, send 3 ^ '■ln’''ooins - room Cape, 4 finished, garagei and stone fireplaced family gjjj ROOM ii, %, acre, On ttWVwi rf T. Ki41y. thne and p!ac« aamjfneo for aa-kl f* - .-a® .. You can move right in to this immaculate newly TV) orider, aend 60c to oolf» room down, 3 large bedrooms tree*. ' 164 EMMOenler St.. Manchester, hearing he gtvento all persons things before. T op W age* • Hatchway • Center HaU Entrance to: Anne Oabo*7''''Mianiciho^rter ujog lot, convenient to rahools; :n area. Only binm.^^mtohArator.atm,, admlntetrotor. vC C osden, 61, started to w rltf redecorated 6-room home. First floor features spa­ to: Sue BuiTiett, Ihe Mianches- and two full baths up, central ORDERED- That stx month* anoesr and be heard _ thereon b v ,-ir. ScheduM Overtkn* • Disposal • City Sewers w 'Evening Herald. 1150 AVE, OP bus, shopping. Bel Air Real $400. down. $11,900. Suburban. cious Uving rooiri and dining rooih and large sunny from the 28th day of February.' nubll.shtoe a cony of this order In Miss Gabor’s age — she gives tt Benefits U H L I S S cA rS .T ’YSJE /^^NXW Y<,RaN.y. M3-9332. aJr-conditiOnlng> 2-car garage, Pasek Reaity, 289-7476, 742- 5^" iS''aArthe“wlinr a^e'limltiJii '**'^,:^ as 43 on the application an(l OENERAL Supervisor for MONEYi D K E^O N S: Bmte SO to West St, Vernon, WeSrt St l^ h e n . Second floor has three bedrooms and new alum inum siding, $27,600. FhU- 8243. aura allowed for the (JrMttors Hon to irald CTrtrtrt^ at^ vZf” drainage, paving, site and road to Ridgewood Drive (across from Armory) to Eastview in their doiine day* before Hie day of gald.hytp- flhi cried,' “No, clon’t put ,tt STOP B Y A T tile bath ■with shower. One car detached garage. N. Y. 10036. ------For lst-«lass mailtog aiM 10c MANCHESTER — 47 AUce Dr. b rick A gen cy, 649-8464. ‘ . ^ In which to said aA* Inif, and by mafllnffmaking on or beforobefore work. Apply Thomas OoUa, Phone 649-5203 D rive. IVar lot-kdaas m ailtog add c 1, ru die(’’ But he put It 63 Elm St., Manchester 10 tor each pattern. Print Naane, e-room Ranch, Swedteb fix*------^ ANDOVERr-100’ANDOVERr-lOO- oa.laka, oa.W n, year SSSSata^taiSfi dSeoted to Conn. Oonstructlem O orp., 261 City'water and sewers. Near schirals^and churches. Sales B y ito”SSiSrte to b f S j;^ y rf 'twsoirieV to Frederick’M. down anyway and oh* only Or CaU 643-2103 Truly a fam i^ home. FHA Financiug'avaUable fvww. A ddress w ith Z ip Code, S ty le p ia ce, waU io wall carpeting, MANOHBSTER — SpUt level, **wmd home, 3 bedrooms, huge to ttm^- Stemer^9 .h Broad St.. 643-9666. A ddM wftti Zip Ooae. tstywo ^ ^ garage or patio, 8-zone heat, Uving room, dlntog room, Bvlng room, big cabtaet kitch- g . SAVINGS BANK - -a MX XMQ. f****** <■ KtLxa^v w o' jmaav uvcbby —.w**..., ------bn^od by puWbiWnjr ^ niiML F V a f. • 'MIm O&.bop ^ald flihn innt Ooda^ PART-TIME truck driver, Sat- AUTOMOBILE MEXMANIC — Priced Way Below Mariiet Value! . COLU-WAGNER and Special crochet and embroid- recrefiition room, A home you kitchen with tmlU-lna* family en, oil hot water heat By ap- *Sr^ote dJiStrlct iw^Doivihv w. Rvan. - j-* weeks'^ aeo In F6H ROUTE SO —. B O C K v n J .C eiy eeotion to the hlghlighit o t miist see at $22,500. Call John room, 4 bedrooms, 1*4 Uaths, pointment only. K6n Oetrin- dgS^ tolh&rSjt*^ Worth Tex. Hte h<^ to In Dal- orday only. Apply Alcar Auto fuU-ttane or" part Hm* goii. See it Sunday or caU Mrl Coope P arte, fM TaloottvlU* Rd, Ver- mene Motoiw, SW Oakland 8t , — 876-8SM notice given. JOHN J. WALLvrrT. Judge, 1 „ OF MANCHESTER 6 4 9 -5 2 0 3 bum. Only 50c.... a copy! MEstate Oo.,M 64»«U8,A.a — 8W-8BS8. P * U" ■'* ibitek * 1_ A, gent^,— 649-8464. ajsj 8678-' JOHN J.“* ~WAl .ILETr. Jitog*. cc-'Vincent L. Diana. Atty, ■on. V MtAXm. s o n * I • :' ■

.L ■ *• 'i SATtJRDAY, MARCH 5, #<• p a g e : t w e l v e Manctf^abr lEufttittg !|m lb

H » Ooniwotlout Section layed at 8:30 pui. The Ball at the church. The Rev. C. u.S. Naval Research Labora- event is open to the puWlc. Henry Anderson, pastor of tory wl^ discuss "The Analysis ------MANAGING PARTNER Mutual Life Insurance Co. of BhnanuM Church, ,will ___ ,speak, . , of Details of Fracture ,Proc- -uve Rev. Richard BoUea of Wilfred G. McKinney, a for- Philadelphia, has ' received the There will w a work period af- eases with the EJlectron MSoro- gt_ Bartholomew's Church will nier town resident, became the company’s "Most Valuable As- ter toe talk. Mem be« are re- gpope.” Members and guests show slides of his travels in managing partner of the Alber- soclate" award. The award ,is minded to bring all knitted are invited, Ekrrope Monday at 8:15 pjn. at mar Co. of New York this made annually to the agency’s aquarea for an afghan toe —_ a meettng of the Ladies Guild month. leading agent, group is working on. Hostesses The Rev. Ralph Seaver of As- of the Church of the Assump- McKinney graduated from Donn is a graduate (rf Weav- are Mrs. Hugo Carlson, Mias bury Methodist Church, War- tion at the paai^ haB of As- Manchester High School in er High School in Hartford, and Estoer Peterson and Miss wick, R.I., will speak Sunday .■nunption Church, T^e meet- 1922, and received an engineer- has been in the insurance field IM her M. Johnson. at 7:30 p.m. at a Lenten serv- ing is open to ladies of As- degree from Tufts Univer- since. 1959. ------^ ice »t South MethoAst Church. sumption pariEh. jjj 1926. As a young man He has always been one of Mountain Laurel Chaptw of His topic will be “ Desolation • he waa • quite active with the the company’s sales leaders, and •west Adelines, Inc., will sing or Dedicatlod.’’ There will be Three Manchester residents ______i.s a six-time winner of the Na- at Brightview Convalescent Hos- a coffee-social after the service are cm the dean’s ^ list for toe HH H H K S M H M H H B ifll tional Quality Award of toe Na­ plUl, Avon, Sunday at 5 p.m. sponsored by the Meth^ist Men ^;,m«tor"at 'toe"unl’^ ^ ty tional A.ssociation of Life Un­ and Senior Methodist Youth Fel- of Connecticut Schcxil of Ehigi- derwriters. He is a member of lo w ^ p . The event is open to The Greater Hartford Square neering. They are Mark S. the New England Numistic As­ Panoe dUb will entertain mem­ the public. Goldberg of 90 Broad St., a sociation. b r a of the Mental Aid FeUldw- chemical engineering soph­ Manchester Philatelist Society Ship SocUd Center Tuesday. omore with second honors; HELCO MH^ESTONES |led Ohnsky will be toe oaller. will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. James C. Prentice, 570 Center Three Hartford Electric An afternoon program at the at Mott’s Community Hall. A St., a sophomore with second Manpcx judge will give a talk. , Liight Co. employes have re­ iCentw, starting at 1:30 p.m. honors, and Edward S. Ste­ cently celebrated their anni­ wiU be followed by a dinner be-* phens of 211 S. Main St., an versaries with the company. }ore toe dance. group is Army Spec. 4 Anthony J. electrical ' engineering junior Florence Getzewich of 40 ^pen to people in the Man­ Pompei, son of Mr. and Mrs.^ with first honors. Agnes Dr. has been with the chester area have been, John F. Pompei of 29 Florence' St. Is participating in a tank company 35 years. She is with jfr are being, .treated for mental Mi.ss Susan Brown, a senior crew qualification course at the Division Management in Man­ ■sr emotional iUnesses. psychology major at Upsala Seventh Army training area in _ „ ■, chester and is an actove mem­ ar«,™ ™ hr, ber of the Manchester Little ; HJdwln L. Caldwell, presl ^ , has been, named to the dean’s Theater. W and eoonomdst of toe Con- list for the fall seme-ster. She Dwight Phelps of Tunxis jj^ ticu t Bank and Trust Co., day and night firing and the use is the daughter of Mr. and of Xenon searchlights and infra­ Trail, Bolton, received an em- will apeak Tuesday noon at a Mrs. John A. Brown of 50 red equipment. He is a tank eraJld pin to mark his 20th year meeting of the lUwanis d u b Oakwood Rd. driver in Co. B, 2nd Battalion of with the company. He worked ^ Mjanchester at Cavey's Res- the 3rd Division’s 3nd Armor, as a field techniciian in Man­ Ray Chase of the newly opened Plywood Cen ter on Tolland ’Tpke. displays totee samples of liauirant His subject will be' Wilfred G. McKinney the more than 40 types of decorative plywood paneling sold at toe center. The grand open­ stationed near Kdrch Gons, Ger­ Girl Scouts of North Metho­ chester, and is presently a sys­ "iOonnecUcut’a EJoononilc Fu­ ing of the center lEist week attracted about 400 people. Chase is considering starting a many. He is a 1960 graduate of dist Church will observe Girl South Methodist Church. He Is tem dispatcher in Hartford. ture." Scout Sunday March 13 at the the brother of Everett T. Me- ______chain in New England, and the one here is the first store. Before opening the speclq.lty » ■ Manchester High School. Franklin Delany has also ___ 10!l5 a.m. service at the Kinney of Bolton and Herbert been with HELCO 20 years. He store, he was the New England agent for Evans Products o f Portland, Ore., and has-^Cn • David Malausky, ami of Mrs. The Friendship Circle of the church, J. McKdimey who lives In town, is a oustopier representative in in yfe building materials business for 31 years. He and his wife and two children live in .Gertrude Pagani, 92 Spruce St., Southbridge, Mass. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Salvation Army will meet Mon- McKinney has been associat- the Manchester Office, is an ^ a member of a new sodal . day at 7:45 p.m. at the church, Manchester Civic Chorale ed with Albermar Co. and Its active member of the Elks and frafwidty, 'ran ^ppa^UpMlon. Peter Stevenson will rehearse Monday at 7:45 predeceasons since 1926 He a past president of the Bolton cent Mickewicz NDON — British traffic ex- will be announced. j variance, which cleared the perts have suggested special U- A18 CENTER ST. (R m t ) 2-11 — SUN. 4.10 After a final inspection jpf the u^e of the property. censes as an extra charge for MANCHESTER Closed Mon,i Tues., Wed. facility on Tuesday Monahan njje two-lot site, fonnerly a driving in the most congested has reported that the building portion of the land area of the areas of central London. Pitone 443-8245 u n s o ii^ s Is complete, except for finish ' , grading, seeding and planting ------^ ^ ' itefns which, he says, cannot be done until spring. In addition, NEW LINE OF he has reported as incomplete Candy Kitchen M O T O 'S a couple of other items Anniversary Specials ' Where Quality Gai^dy Is Made lYeah Dally caused, he says, by a delay in ^ “NO LIMIT ON QUALITY” ' Choose From Over 200 Varietlea — F U E L O IL shipment of materials. pc. WHEELS The McKee St. firehouse, con­ ALL SUITS REMODELED 383 Main St. structed by Trinity Builders of HAVE YOU TRIED OUR • • East Hartford Wethersfield, 'will replace the REO $15—NOW $10 INTRODUCTORY OFFER Tel. 568-1820 Pine St. firehouse, schedided FOIL MILK CHOCOLATE EGGS (or abandonment. On Jtme 3, Ladies’ Winter or Cuff and P r^ Up To 1966, when grotmd 'was broken SET OF 4 Spring Coats . Trousers FOIL WHITE CHOCOIATE EGGS for the McKee St. facility, Lu- Reg. $1.25 -' cien P. DiFazio, head of Trlnit; Shortened or N O W 75c Made With Our Own Delicious Chocolate. * Per G a l. Builders, had predicted toat $ 1 1 5 . 0 0 would be completed in Novem*- Lengthened - Remove Pleats ber or DecambeT, as per 1^ From Trousers Discount bid terms. ■% \ Reg. $4 and $4.50 No e:q>lanatier evening chow, tlie rfiow .when the cost of air- This season’s, crop of hour *1? ^ t- r * tlqie Is added, brings the tab programs have budgets ranging irbH over'$3001090. , from ' around $130,000 per epi­ sode upwards. Variety shows thtee samples of With their needs for new sets The grand opcn- arid costumes weekly, not only lerlng starting a run 'high, but do not have mu<^ ig the specialty Gimsmoke reuse value. But the half-hour •e., and has- been {fltuation comedies, knocked out children live in tor sums ranging from $55,000 to ^Forever’ $90,000, are like money in the bank.- Not only can' they be re­ run during the summer season ichester specializes Says Festus but can later be sold and resold and towdng of profitably as syndicated series. , The two partners ROfX.TWOOD (AP)—“ *Gun- ■moke’ has been, going for ; Approximately 40 per cent of business are John the shows on the three major 54 Oak St. and 11 years,” observed Ken OurUs. “and I'd be perfectly dellgbted networks are dropped each ell of 121 Wetherell year. PINK CHAMPAGNE—Zizi Jeanmaire, who will be featured in “Ballet for ;ot his original ex- K it went on for another 11.” The grizzled Festus Baggen of Next season, the usual need Skeptics,” pSnday at 7:30 Pitn., is shown here in a costume number from the foreign cars as a the CBS Western added ttiat he 1 Ireland. Cantrell tor 30-odd new series has bebn show, “Pink Champagne.” Designed to prove ballet can be fun, the program him 18 years of ex- didn’t speak for his fellow Gun- further reduced by CBS’ deci­ offers a series of balleia-Roland Petit has choreographied and staged express­ smokers, iim Ameas, Amsmda sion to have two nights of fea­ ly for the TV cameras. Channels 22 and 30 will carry the program locally. ». a mechanic. Blake and MUbum Stone. After ture films instead of only one, aH, they have endured the an- as it had this season. With NBC ry of 9 W. Middle tire 11 seasond; Curtis enterWl devoting two nights to movies, ^ e n appointed as the scene as replacement for and ABC one, the public will be Nielsen Securtiy Quacked G. T. LstBonne and Dennis Weaver only three years treated to five nights and 10 Inc. Perry attended ago. hours of films a week. High Sfahool, Mar- '* If the regidara ooUld bear up reparatory School, The old movie'suiqyly is run­ under the ordeal, k’s entirely ning out in the face of the de­ Real Life TV Mystery inecticut State Ool- ’SossiUe that'“Gunamoke” could Jie University of mand while the cost of acquir­ another U. years. When ing recent good ones is increas­ isiness School. He is Weaver left the team, it was NE1V 'ttfaC (AP) — Televi­ Bjut it did Say that, about 6 per says, because its vieuHng of the Jaycees and ing. CBS p^d $1 million tot sions’ best mystery this week cent of its sample of' 590 fami­ choices are supposed to be typl* feared his torn would hint the “The Music Man’’ and another, y chairman for the ahowv Ratbigs stayed at a high isn’t appearing on the living lies had jcec^ved a question­ cal of thousands of others. Thus lesser effort, but presumably naire risquesting ' comment bn If some families were asked to jlarship Dances. < mark. room screens. This is a real will be able to run' it several who-done-it: Who managed to tbe commercials of a program comment on the content of a When the herlea doubled to. an times to average off its costs. Beebe has recently hour’s length, some predicted crack the supersecret list of broadcast between 8:30 and 9 ;S0 specific show, they mi^ht tune in a program they would other­ eonard Agency Real the beginnliig of the end. “Guns- Lucille Bail, who each season names of a resesurch company's p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18, Net­ (i, to ■ handle expan­ moke’t k ^ roBing up.the rat­ flirts with the idea of quitting, audience sample and ask about work shows" being broadet^ -at wise ignore. This, of course, the weekly show grind, has once 33 families on it to comment on that time were Carol Chamilng’a could weight the ratings—a firm into the Insur- ings. oven with the competitiMi matter of intense concern to of ludf-bour returns on prime {^ain come to terms with CBS the commercials of a single special oh CBS; “The Sanuny . . She previously Davis Jr. Show’’ on NBC, and Nielsen, the networks, sponsors the John L. Jenney network time. tor another season of "Tlie Lucy show? • Show.” Thh A. d. Nielsen Oo. which “Tbe Addams Family” and and even the Federal Trade insurance, and has Neact season the show wUl ap­ “Himey West’ ’on ABC. Commission. f experience in the pear in cedar and pertraps — - Th^ comedy teain of Dan reported to clients that ita “ae- Rowan and Dick Martin wilT be curity” bad been breached, will' In Ita bulleUn to clients, the SERIES WITHDRAWN Moording to rumor — at 90- Nielsen .company said it had mtamte length. ' Dean Martin’s summer; replace­ identify neither the program ' Danny Thomas has decided to ment, although he’s no relaUim. involved nor the auspecta. excluded all contsMited homes aylor of 139 Diane , “X don’t know how we’tt ntan- from the statistics im which au­ withdraw a series set fog NBC's ineth C. Burkamp of Sge that,'’ said Curtis. “Ob- dience estimates are based. Saturday night line-up ne:rt sea­ it. recently attended nkwaly we’H need tfwo compa- ~ Bach family in the„ Ni<48f the ptaieas w ^ the scroungy Fes- -long-playing Monday evening tus;. together- with MUbum game ehbw, is expected to go 6tone he has discovered the bo­ to late Sunday afternoon to re- BHESTER nanza of personal appearances j place ” Mr. Fd.’’ “GiUigan’e Is­ on the cow cimrit. They croin- land” wlU probably lead "the LE SHOP IKise the hottest act for rodeos, Monday n^ht schedule next averaging $5,000 a day in towns . season. A comedy Mries star­ E—649-2098 sortie of us have never heard of. , w ring Jean Arthur is the probable reet from our old • 'Mllburn and I' abeU com by show to i^lace "Hazrf.” re . . . the bushel,” Curtis admitted.- ABC is engaged in the most ELECTRONICS “H’s strictly a .oombaH act, but drastic reviejon of its schedule. boy! ’They sure-eat it up. We’ve . lit win proh^iy drop 19 shows LABORATORIES gott offers from' every top rodeo and reptace them wMfc 17'now . kiickiding Cheyenne, which has ones. Its simedule' is still fluid,- not booked ent^rtaijners. but almost certainly on the 277 BROAD *‘We work bard for our.num- . docket are ‘Them Monroee,” an sgr. Millhum is an old song-aod' 'hour Western, ‘That Girl," Star­ m iiiir ’ dsoKse mam, and I used to sing ling Danny Thomas, dauggiter With the Sons of ^'P tam fers, SO Miaiio, a apoef of Bhwlodk we iknow bow to pht on a show.” Hoimes and a Westmit starring 19S5 Robert Lansing. HOLSTERY NBCTa fIMi sebedide Is expect­ Kvm the taihe oata at A fr^ ed to oontain. 10 new series. i - I I ST. (Reor) .WHJL. where “Daktari” is Wm- MILTIJ^’S BACK—“Ihicle Miltie” (Milton B«rie) CBS will probably have eight, HESTER •d for presebtautdoo on the CBS retumslto tdevision Saturday on ‘The;:HoUj^ood phis another two boura of old RADIOS TMeyisioii Network, am not Palace” and guess who he’s with. None other than movies. . M3-8245 bothered while-they eat. If a the Gaped Crusader—Batman. (Algo known as AHogetiur, IlMut representoAt CALL MO-1124 trainer puiat eater their cages Adam West). They will join in a skit in the show, least 9fi new shoiw—« taUgef TV-Ssfilo, Sales and i • t meatijUne for any reaaon, the tatworer than usual food Is removed DiraL to be seen on C hisel 8 at 9:30 p.m. PA G E THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1966 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVEN1NG"'HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 1966 M O N D A Y JO P R O G R A M Educationdl T U E S D A Y JO P R O G R A M Morning (88) Tim T h r u S t o o w "September Affair” JoanFort- S A T U R D A Y JO P R O G R A M Peter JeaBlags Nows Time (88) Aiaerluu At Work - taiae, Jueph Cottei^ Fratkc 8:18 (ZZ) Clabhoose 8:4(1 (8) ------1:88 (8) Best SeUer 6:88 ootse R w ey and J esrtu T m Time Channel 7:88 (8) After■ D-luuMovtc la a u m w , —, TV (88) Wklrtybtada„ bomber pUot who rotutna to 1:88 (3) Best SeUer (C> 8:Z5 (ZZ) Special Bepert "Tbe Outsider” True and tru - (64*48) B u Oaa*r_. . (40) Deaals The Moaau dy. When ttey noln their flight - I dUUMl UiU (8) ChS^f^Dsahle Foaiam TV (8-8848) Ben Casey (t t ) At Heme WYHk Kitty In Naples, two airilne .paa- an Italian vfllage he once 6:88 (8) News with Walter Croa- ic story of Ira Hayes, th« (88) Bachetor Fatot 6:48 (88) NewsHowa aaoaad Weathuweaww , bombed during the war. Movie: _ . (ZZ) At Home WiUi Kitty dian who helped raise flw in (WEDByChmndM) (80) Peter Jeaalan Heart sengera dAdde to take advato ' (ILswSli^Ftet LMk at n*r "B lack Sunday” , B arbara (38) Bachelor Father klto (C) 1:88 (8) As The Wort* *»"«■, ^ 6:86 tage of their predicament and d :lt (Holiday — Friday) (8) News snd » « » » • ' famouB phdto front Iwo 6:88 (88) The Big Ftolm HIM SeniM (C) Ili) ^ m * Scherer—M cHAB^ E o- Steele. Rtehardson. 1:88 (8) As The World T an u (88*8) i^ a Make A Deal tCt ntend several days touring CaaScplB BawHag Evelyn Keyes. lO B (8Z-88) News „ ChaUenjr«s - 8:88 <•> Puaword^^.. ^ _ (64648) F Ttoop I (I) BFD ^ ^ (8f> Italian Claensa _ Time Chaaael , ^ ^ (»-S 0 ) Honaejr-Bri*klejr <8) FUatstous (xaM)(tt-S8> Days Dwra Ot _ O u L tv u tOt g:l6 (8) Momeats ef OemfOrt 8:88 (8) Pasiword ^ ^ port (C) (88) You HeaMi to Y su *s- I Polat af View _ Howe S:I8 (8) Pettitot JusUoa 601 (ZM«> Ezpiarfav „ «» aMMohr. Uu Trenw ia Four (3) Sataidiw B IA Bopert (tt-88) Days Of Ou Lives Reiuat of March X ItW tottu (8-Z*48)J8-I8) TheTholCmu "A ge of the Atom m ) Weed^ News and News 3:88 (8) H a u e P a ^ «0> SIS (8*848) Peytoa Flam HntMi /Ihe Ilaaatw <0) returning from a trip to Mm , 8:15 (I ) CenversattoBs (C> (tt4W48) Local News. Wsalhw I By-Ltaa meet disaster. Two Inighta • » <0) sdUer malsuUea Induced by, u gilS (8) Town Crtor (88) Sports Cam eia CM.- provocative, witty look at me Intelllkence directed agidiud 8:88 (8) SaarUe Semestor (8Z-88) The Doctors _ Repeat of M arch A 8:00 p ja . 1:86 (1*48) Wsm u’B News Hava Oaj, Wm tiATel (8-8*48) A Time For Us (48) M te r Jesalsgs News 8:88 (|> To ToU The T n m kite m ) rupture in . Franco-Amerioan earth people warning them to (8) FroaUers of Sol®*** . 7:18 (88-88) H rtlsbaiss (0 ) I Hlstom af Negro Paaida (M) Alamal Tmm stay away. ^ (88) Agrtciltore On Pam da 8:88 iZ848) Women’s Touch News Repeat of Mandi 1, 10:00 p*a. (tt*8> Another Wartd .. . (tt^l^uriiey - Brlahley tetotloBia. (C ) t Big S Theatza^ _ . 8:85 (8) Nows I The FieSeh „ __ (88-88) Tan D u ’t Say < m u (88) Toalittt Show _ (88)' Camp Buaamaek 7;85 II) Nows with Mike Wallace (**848) Legead Of Jesse |g) Oemmaader 8l ^ 1:88 (8) After Diaaw Movie "Ten Gentlemen from Wmt (it) sSenr-McNeB Bapait ‘Mother Didn't TeU M e" Prob­ 7:88 (8) Y o u CenMantto 8:88 (8) Dick Van' Dyke Show Repeat of Feb. 38, StOO PAB. "Bida Street" Young ja m Starring Johnny Carson ( O Point" Story of the re-eeta^ lems arise whM a younK dog- (8Z-88) You______Don’t t o_ (0 ) M * 8:08 Joae U m ra D aaM ' <0> (8) Frieads of Mr. Goohu MB ■ 8:88 (8) Andy O M t o S h M M » ate*to WOjWO from- OToked Ilshment of the inUUary acad­ tor marrloa the g M M h b 7:55 (1) L ^s Talk Aboat (8) ,00 Commander 8 Shaw Repeat of March A 8:88 PJB. 4:88 (8) Baagerlbtty Shaw <08 emy at We»t Point ernlf to I <8> daeUo CBeaawi, Shaw choice, Instead of his naoth- (M) O^rattra MpluM B 4:88 (8) Banger Aady Show (C ) 18:88 sit3Ea of D* MaataMMM (88) Hever T u '^nag return the money. ^Bhriey nnuin^Drs who framed hun leu commandant who mauv liam Lundljgan. June Havoc, (88*8) Tae Hstrt Oame (C) Repeat of M ardhlTlO’.OO P*a- (48) The Swabby Shaw and coat him h!a career and er Is que^oMd, mr a part . <8:88 (8) Mickey Moaso .Clab 8:88 « ) Basel (C ) „ tranger, Cathy fyDonneu, destroyed It George Mont­ Ou t iC6K'nu* (M> BUtomaa (Z8) Never TOe Yonag !" (86*8) Hews Inspector wtw bdiera an jm ^ U t8 ( (M> MedalHon n « 4 M MB (8-88-48) Feytoa Flaee (8) B ig 8 Theatre Samen Craig. gomery. Maureen O Bara* should remain wfld and not 8:88 (8) Hap Bichards Show (M ) The Swabby Show . M ONDAY (8) Addama Family ? ^ 'M ovU F m Uu I r t m t t Laird Crew. U i U (8848) T1m,^l!oBlgW Sfcow 4:15 (ZZ-88) Nows 18:88 (8) _Honywsj* Talett Ssw^ "The Badlands of Montana” « "Royal Wed«ng” Fred ^ made pots. . _ . (8) Sarfside Six ___ AM . b-Sehaal Programs . dual with (s-za-^ Ainefleaa Omie and Barrtst Starring Jobniw Camon * » (tt) Mike DoaglM Shaw 4:88 (8) B ig 3 Theatre - , (88*8) B u lor You Ufa «f» 8:18 Thla to OaueetioBi Marshal facei a gun dual Wre, Jane Powell. Brother ra m . ^ „ ItM (M> D. B. A b P o ie c EeliglaBB . (88) U sy d Thaxtoa "Excuse My-DustV Inventor (8*848) TU b BIm ^L Im Social Studies Grades 8 * a gunslinger who. 'a— !sss8“7:snr™ _ and slater dance team are (M )' Saturday MatiaM SiM . Diaant sf ,— Fiba and Sign Off at horseless carriue neariy tocUd news doeumentam hla pal. R u ReoaoD. Weather , ___j.,. booked for royal wedding aeo^ )Uows 'moves moves in with ' (M ) News aad Views 8:65 S-D Poetry 1:16 (t t ) W a M ra M o u HIghUghta “Fly by NlJ6t” Richard Oart- 1 :U <881 Late Show 8:U (8) Depaty Dawg loaes his girt, daughter of Uv- deiUlng wlUi tamer worirings dC G ra d u 4 * Oatland. Nowa aad Sign 0 « 8:88 (8) Leave It to Beaver ery stable owner. Red Skel­ poUoo depts. aonsa nBlaa. 18:88 Explotlag O u Laagu ga ■ (88) Where The Arttoa la getting’ married themselves, lOUBi___ _ genie^iimlrad KOUAknAdSB*** evuS*^WTUiisum (88) Featare F0a*nirty (68) PM r JeaaMs H to the Boys Goodbra” (M) Jack Lalaoao ton, Sally Forreat, WiUlam Van,^Henin. narrator. Grades * 4 7:88 (86*8) M atter, The 08* H :U 748) Merv OiUtia Show Mary Martin. ^ _ the aeronaut’saAroiUMt*0 h----- o u M b ^ *lu If). MomosSs of Comfort aad 8:85 (88) Take Five Demarest. (C) U:88 <8**8*8*848>- News, Sports 18:65 Woader ot Words "The Big (tombo" Gomel U:88 (88) Tealght Shs; • (8-M) ECAO JteskeOan <»M-M) Domm Seed Skew 18:88 (8) I Love Laoy (Z8) Where the AeUea to Languw Alta — Omdaa M WUde and Btchard Conte. A 8:M (fS^uM ali S^Kdltattsa and detecUve, for years out, to Iutt48) Cembal „ _ ^ ^ Manhattan atFordham 8:M <8> Secret Ag«mAgent (8Z-3S) Bye Oaess (O) (M) Featare FoaitTUrty U :M «8>JSSw «t o w U:88 All Aboat Yoa „ 8:88 (86*8) Fleam Dea’6 B a l tte John Drake, poaing u an u w Sign OB______(8) Divorce Coart "Big Jack’’ WaUaccWaUace BBerm erm and___ Starring Johnny Carson f O NaUonal Sdenee — Oradaa M g rt evldenu against a ortane salum an, goea to the 0 ^ 1 ^ Marjorie^rle Main. Big Jack andi syndicata head, finally, traps I (88) Oae^S^UIuk Report aad (M ) Bom the Clowa U:88 (8) Moaifsg StaiMM„ U:55 Aloag the PotoauM S:M (M> Anatomy ef Pep bean to m v u U g e a reporto of I>(igoUiea OUleople, gcbool 18:15 (tt-80) News bis bandit gang, for.their own "The Glom Brigade” (Modem ) two gunmen who expuea them. The Music Enloeloo • a plot to ovenhrow a dem­ toftchor' wtw suparvlBeB tlw M :ii (3) Homemakers’ Movie person^• needs, ■ save----- a ' yemng <8) Movie F e s t b ^ JP** P J t. I (sT*News, Weather, Momeatt « d tt) M r. aad M ra., M oM ocratic govemmeid- ' (88*8) CoB()eBtratloB doctor______Interested, in._ joedimume "The Cobweb” Chinos Boto. U:86 Beok Beat U (88) Bapemum ^ at MedUokea — 8M On « (i) OadabenI .Gaddis <0) (68) Adveatoru to Paradlu . (6*8*8) M ^ e ’s Havy <88dt> ^ Smart W ) youngstara appeariog on "Att (M) Never Too You* research from being hanged. Richard Wldmart, lAunwi BBf Meyer Levin 8:88 (86*8) Taeadoy High! at * a (8) News, Momeato af Com­ T h e' Saint psychiatric cltadc, both to ad- Natural Scienco a w hlea M (88) White Hnator W (8) Golf Claute ^ plaiuilng to srt off' an atomic taugtit music aad beaded bar rtakes gl88 (8) Mike Doattu Shew mmistratora and paMentn. 1:85 OhOdrea's L t t o r a t a r o ^ ___ <81 Yale Sports Weekend Spec- b o m b t o destroy the entire own orchestra. U:88 (Z8-88) Paradise Bay (C ) (Z8) ' BtUe Ansarers U :88 (48) M em OiUnB Shew lAnguage Arts Grades M SftI} east coast (C) _ _ (8-8*48) The IM iag Oams (88) The Three Stooges PIP PA SCOTT wiU . U iW , <88) T nirtt Show Highlights of M voral Y rfe <8-ZMt) Lawrence Welk Show 18:88 (3) Love at LUe 8:18 (88) Social' Security fit Aettoa star with Robert Ryan Staning Johnny Carson sporting events. F e a t u ^ will David Watson, wbo plays (tSto) Jeopardy (O) (88) Whlriyblrds 8:16 la-Sohool Preview t:M («t88> Saterday Night at Bw : (M) VB. A li^ r he the final Yale h a s k e t ^ (8) Girl Talk (48) Dennis The Measce on the Bob Hope Sh6w Film — Sign on This to Coimecticut WEDNESDAY PROGRAM Movies discotheque owner Ally In o b b s game of the season against (Z848) D Beed Shaw 5:48 (Z8) News and W e in e r » (8) News. W oa^. Msassat 8:18 Seto aad Syitoms t:8t 18) The Leaor “Never Too Young,” has sung 1Z:Z5 (8) Nows^ _ __ 5:45 (Z8) Peter Jennlags News Wednesday at 9 p.m. Numeraia Brown; Hookey < W illiam Colton Is "deputised” sf MedttaUm — Sign on 8:46 (6) Peter Jemuaga News Swimming vs. Springfield. Also 18:88 (8) Search for romoriow- 4:48 (Z8) ThU to the Answer in “Guilty or Not (88) O u O’dock Bspsst — S:UPMeadly Qlaat_^_, kMe (O) . „ polo and wrestling. by a community of refonned opposite M arla Callas at the Idt (88-88) Let’s Flay Post Office (58) Sea Hut 6:88 Iflu P a New • Ohlldratt nm e Gkanael (8) News aad Weatter 1:88 (8) What la tte WorMT ciimlnala to defend- them from Sign on L;88 (8) Beat SeUu (O) "New York aty” Tt2> Miami . _ Scala Opera House and was' a mS ^ (tt) At Heme wItt Kitty < * ) (88) I Led T h r u U u a <8S> BoUer Derby 18:48 (3) Ooldhig Light S:18 (48) Cheyenne 8il8 WhaPs New - OhIIdru (88) Bachelor Fatter Bepert <0> 8S <88> Alumni Fun (8-88-W) Saterday Night 'a t O hblr. 18:55 (88-38) News Repeat of 6:80 p.m. (88*8) Local News, W u M r Hollywoed Palace <0> 1:88 (8) As tte W orld *w m », ^ 7:16 (tt ) Weatom Mass Highlights M (8) Saturday At Ike Baees 7i88 Travel Time . (8 6 ^ Let’s Make a Deal 60) Gulfstream P a * lt:M (8) Oaasmeke Along the Potomae fModenS (88) Sports Camera Stingray U;«# (8-AM) News, Sporty and 8:88 Tbe Pltoh M ea 5:88 (8) To Tdi tte Trntt ler plans to invade EinglaM 1 Spy 8:18 (8) Dsvey aad Goliath (M) Cheyeane CbUdren’s Uteratura "Autumn Leavu" Joan Craw­ ence iirith mixed, emotions. as ' Amarlc:Amaflcon Intelllgenea 8:88 (8) Adveaturee of Onmby <0) 8:88 (8) ^, r___ t e SpectaealM er. 8t36 Ia4Sohort Preview ford and C!lUf Robeitson. A agents.enta. Guests,QueaL Rory C^oun, (8) Davor aad Goliath (O) 's Figure Skating Cham- (8-8*48) Snnday Night Movie Window on our World luely woman marrlu a "Television dCfera a young, w o rid V r "The Glass Menagerie" Jue George Montgomery. News, Sports aad ^ and SO. BSSSaT^March 8, 6*00 i (88) SeaHoat nifer Jonu.lonu. Hong Kong ISIS (88) Beaay aad Ceell W uH ier ef Hegio r eeils Igr Bucoeeded to breaUng the tory of th------(8-88-M) Amertcaa Spertemaa U:18 (8) ChugUg Times-<0> (68) Nowa s6 Six tween a lovely Bunulan dott (ZZ) Chalice ef Salvatlsa (C ) • Vanishing N ^ ^ 8:86 (8) B u rts, News. WeaHtot, mokl. tor aad aa American war aor- (88) Ssoritioe of the Maaa 4:88 (8) Daklarl (C> U:Z8 (8) Hsvie Masitoi^eees STANEK ELECTRONICS , Calendar. 8:18 (68) ^iueau (M) It to Writtoa (C) "Sign of the Pagan' The -H epeot of 7:00 PML "Of eouim rm eternally reapondent (S8-88)Wild Kingdom (C> 8:16 (tt) Oatoau 11:16 (68) M arv Oritfia Shew 18:88 (3) Lock Up aad Live . "Challenge to Surrival" show­ hoidea of AtUIa are heading g:88 (88) Speeial BepM grafefid to Wyatt,” he aald. (8) latemalieBal Zeas toward Rome and the end m T flU_ lH_____ B S D»AT l U:S8 (tt) Tealght Show ing the steps that responsible TURNPIKE 277 BROAD STREET— ^H ONE 649-1124 8:88 (8)..^ Hews with W aW u t t t U "B efore that I'd (tone gome JlJgg ^p) d .b. A ir F o r u (88) Peter Petamas men are taking to bdp wUd- an empire is threaten^ AM. to*tohMlPi«grHProgram s (48) Faith tor Todur llfe population of the worid Jett Chandler, Jack Faiaaoe, AUvs aad_ j AJM Abett a n tUnge, but moetty I {dayed bad FUm — Sign Off _ 8:88 1:88 (88) Om O’clock Bepert — 18:48 (88) Snored Heart Pregraaa siuvivo. Rita Gam (C> TEXACO 8:SS Wander ol W ar^ 8et me ad all Sign Off _ (8) W oiM Ski Ohampienakipa U :88 6:88 What’s .N ew _ lil8 tt) Hews, Weatter, Momoaf af (8) Morning Seminar (18) Pllm Featare Jfew Yorit at -Brulu 18:66 Wladsw an Ou Wortt . Repeat of 6:80 p,m. when the ptibUe tfainkg o< me or (ZAM) Bnilwlakle M» (M) Starring The Editora <88) Saato Night Late Show Op«i 24 Hours A Day ■ . .1 Social Studiu - Modltaltoa — Sign Off ^ (tZ> FalUi to Faith See 1:80 p.m. Ch. SO; listing. "Sahara" Humphrey Bogart, U:86 ChUdru’s Utoratmto Jewish LUe “From Here to Etaemity” Burt to moat young pezformerg. H R M TH M U ieo ffORfi, odaet io com The story of India's first Prime Lancaster, Montgomom Clitt. Middle Tpke. West .SAVINGS 8:86 laSehoM T r o ^ w 18:16 Art Oemu Alive (B> U:M (8) PeicepUen Minister, the late Jawaharial Science in Industry M:66 8-D Paelqr (B i "iiioae motion picture peo|^ (8) Commeats aud People Drama of passiona and vio­ EARNINGS N e h r u . ^ lence of a group of soldlora ./J/rZ I . O A N 6:U Friendly G lut _ U:18 Bhyttma iM BhymM m> ata tend to gay Vh, he’g Jatt a (Z8> Insight (It-an. )Fraak McGee Mepert O Phone 643-2176 6:88 What’S How - U :86 Great DedatoaSi (88) Chnrchei aad the Arts stationed at Fean Harbor just \ ^ S < » ( 1 \ 1 J I ) N (8) Laimmto (O ) ' before Worid W u IL 4% iMvMfna p«M P.M . « , . TV actor,' and aren’t parttou- . (88) B lag Aioaad the W oild (48) The Salat •'••j^u.*^uat‘3 a ^ “ ISslS Ij®Esey'^ '' Ml 80AMP ilir ^ (48) Benny aad Cecil u:88 (tt) Peter Oau Croin i*«r of r* “ laify intoregted,” he explalhed. 8:18 (8) Bat Mutoroea. (88) Siga on 1:88 inSdaw u O u W aiM OH ACKYUC 18:15 (8) The Werid Aroairt Us 4 t u a e g ; ■•'••M5T»0p.m . ' 1:88 Ten M e jj Stofjr ;(B> ^ *19qw many TV acton have,- (8) Bepert to Me People Bat and lovely lioma Adams 1:18 (8) News sad If* IjwgBffSBT ■Liie'i nsABeiAh isgTiTs^idl U T fX race against time and the ex­ 1:88 (8) MoaMBt sf ~ 1:88 Groat D o c t o u . _____ -1:66 JoBlar High Betoau (W leaHy made it — Jamea daxnar,' WAttlAm U:88 (8) Wo Believe ecutioner in an. unusual ad­ Siga on Repeat of March 7, JOlW Sigl (8) Scope venture triggered by a atags- SHOP and 1M»7 MAIN 8I„ IfANCHM3TEB • RODIS fl, WYiSNTRY 1:18 Seta M d Systems g;M Whi2?e*N«jl^ OhOdru •teve .HcQueen and majfM b The Viet Nam War 1:65 (8) N e w a e m Numerals - „ . u t i s v u m (80) The Chrlsbmhera cos(di hold up. 1:88 (8) Mobm K ^ af Csmfmt S A V l-^ 8:88 Chbm: Aarokeaed CWaat I •‘••aS!:t^a«hf.8;0Q pm . couple m ore." - (88) IntomaltoaU ladlaa Beaaa (4-ZZ-88) NBC ChUdraa’s Tho- ator ( O ' WHERE Point of .View 6:88 mtoPs Hew ^ Be said his tong tUevMon ExpedlUoa "Stuart Uttto" — of a »*I8 , ___ Reput of 6:8fl» p.m. eocperience had proved boM^ (M) CoaTenaUea With mouM .’bom to a New Ytnifc Out SPEEDY S| YOU SEE M^^eat of March i; Irtt' *SI 7:88 M uH oB u Ooagiom U:4B (88) U vlag Ward Otty fam ily.' m 18:88 , 7 :U Sovtet S y o u helpful and a drawback. U:5B (8) Year Ooagreaamaa tram 7:88 (8) Aetaa Oeaoort TRULY DEUCIOUS MANCHESTER ' 7:88 Aoto. Moehaaiea ... Cena. THIS 8:88 Mamtord u tto dWy — *T learned tq memoriae (iNlok- , William L. St. Onge (8-8*48) Y ey im to the B e * THUBSDAY * tom e ( Bm Bra SIGN City’s B e g lu Igr. And I learned to adjust fant ,1:88 IS) You- Cemmaalty 7:18 (88A8) W eadecM W erti ef CHICKEN A.M. Ia.School 8tt8 Anaa B a realoa ^ to gituatlong. <88d0) Meet the Press (0 » Color (O) „ „ . Brown In 6 Minutes . OLDSMOBILE tt;S8—iww MlBUMmSeloaee to am * ' “ _ w . v 18:88 BdMrtM o f Do I (iTOpiBloBatod Man Ftoal n( "Balleiina" g :88 The Mnglo M Wetda „ n n Royce Smith, boot :86 Rhythms aad W a m u " m m sAi. (88) Directlou ’88 8:88 (8) B d B an iv u l ^ w _ n ’t 7rottd>g “ft o m l aBtfei’ 'Yew OWiwohii Deokf” (C) Gueats: Debbie Reynolds PUENV TEXACO ^ FoDtiy • OiGdea K-8 MB W (M) Wostovor Preseato With taMmnpBnlito U m Higk SetoBM 1:88 (8). Year Congnttmaa from FnuUda Avalon, and the Dal­ S311CA1NST. ian House, puppet peraoaality. Volta Don WILLIS Garage 0»vn. H I WEST CENTER ST. - Wl-tStt Wnitam L. St Onfe 1*48) F M X CKmMAN BROS. — SPECIALISTS m 1:88 (8) Face the Natloa (0 ) (88) The AtUmBaals OAIX IN OROBB WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND n t s E (8-88) Issaes aad Aaswetu 8:N (88*8) Biaaded (0) __ ^ PM t Dp 10 Btbratc* Ijitcr 770 MAIN ST, (18) Sehiao 18 P la Bowliag McCord prevents one poariblo 4:88 la-M m o l M v io w BRAKE SEBTIOB 466 Main St g »> Storriag the lEdltora Indian (^break but la cap­ AU About You^, ^ g GENERAL AUTO REPA IR _____ Webster Gault. Hartford Cour- tured bdFore he eoto tttat Um n i- acript-Telegrum, with Btoa mond aulclda af * buUd8r l8 W u r Thiei Furs At f]

PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GQNN., SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1966 NORWAL glars took worth of fu! Which Is Ltberaee? walk home y THURSDAY JO PROGRAM police report The break ItaM Ckaasel S :«a (81 Mike Deaslas Show ftrofessional Uvea-irf youac doo. of Marcel D (M) MacKeaile’s BaUers ors .durlnk .their-~herive. Also (M> Three Stoofes Im^lrtaat' “tile - TouDa PhUadelphiaiie" inx. . Ambtttoui lawyer Is a sue: <2a> British Calendar (8 4 a4 a> B e \ Jewelry, a smi ------imtU faced with the ex-. tM> Whlrlyblrds <22^ 1. .]feha.;.|lci and liquor, pt ' poeure of bis past if he takes- <4f> Deaais the Menace laidter (0> <84W4ai Feytea Place ■ ’The Dreifus Or ‘Wizard of Oo^e’ a murder case. Paul Mew^ A m erican s. forcing a cell muship. ^ datractora bave outPm a’nioe guy.” ' Sea Hast (B -2 M ) Sp "OpenUisa Itien he tedked about the tunir !» « ) I^fs ]lhk« a Deal ; (4#) News Sea Bfar.'Tl-. _ In another dSilled him the wlmrd of oose. (S> l^ r t s , Newa aad Weather News' doctmieiitAry about police reporte to g p o in t in faia o a ie e r . t i n nS-W> K im B ‘ (44> Glieyenneleyea Navy's-imorthodox ndn iiLthd 0 jr any muM ba ;la a phenome- ”Jt waa after the white-heat, S:ea Fsssweta chines value< OZ-M> D a ys s f O ar U vea (0 ) (28) Clubhease Tletnath War. ' Boit in the- antetibinment Indus- period .wns over." he r«oi^e«^' (MS-M) n e NaTMW i (22) Special Bepori > (8-8-lMi-to-Wda> ■ • K tm t, .Sparta, taken from th I (3) News with Walter Croa- aad -WewfarV' '' ‘tonil.ihojr wrere stBl itytaig S:W S> H e a a e ^ a iW (0 ) Oo. of Oonno ■ tn - ' ■ to. (SMa> The D o^ n kite (O) (2#) • XBaJaU Bhpw B y all logic, Ua career ahould p u t m e i n 40 ,0 0 0 «e(d.srenaa and A .Tliae fer Va . (8> News aad Weather - StiuTbc''J^SnBy.n (C)'< The porter (2«> This b the U fe _ (2) Tharidiurftoi^ omr be limited to playing club fte id b ouB ea. - - ' SiM (*a-M> W sm ea’s Newa theft Sunday . iwa Te TMI Ue Tiwth (22-34> HanOey-Brtakley Be- "O ne D p sin . ■ wSonihu gambl- datea in retirement cUi^. Dur* *^Zhe ctota waa to Akron, irt (C) tng bouse owneif -tovea a- carm on a side dobi Cn-M) AiSther Werid S) Feter JeaBiaxs News ta g _ the helglit : ;of tlie U terace w h a r a X m m booked to a .4 0 , 000- ^ (saaaa) Oeaeral Kaepltal Tree gambler'''i{ind’ wants , him police said. l i U m Hew s I (S> Utfl'est Babe to settle down. Buck Hudson, eraae bla ap f^ aeemed oen> aedlt.;piajto-on BVtorth of St SiM Yew Dea't Say (0 > migrant boys stand oft the Pilol ' Bpaoe Oemquader 8 Shew whole city of Miami. Big Caper”' Underworld jranted to grandmother him. "It hatnad, and I stayed over ^Ciaatl Ysaag Ksrrieda (8) Twilight Zone - • bnilh’conceives roaH>toof plan W(X>DBRir Tet Liberaee ia entei^ hla into ^ y * to ftiMH the engaga- «sW Hr. Distriot Attorney Itotn BffidlX. W prtd^ar it The injure: A recenUy retunied frojin a p u t'o f the toe, and whan X got “ 13 Ghosts” Museum curator (22dt-4a> News aad Weather naval IA. with' Quaker upbring­ Oarrls, of (22) Westerii Blass HIgUlghto ings, falbrvt^Uhm' (mor tq llieater-tai-the-round at Ban Car- back to .Bollywood, the check taherits a house in which his uncle had conducted studies (St) Sports Camera fire on ap______Northford, vi im,. O ^ ., where-be drew Id- b o u n c e d .' . of giioeta. (pharles Herbert, Jo (4S) Peter'Jennings N ew t. tor he ' proves idm selt tacklii Raphael's H (S) The Hansters . an unezpIodM-lxgnb-ahd'r U d iat $9 0 ,0 0 0 a week from teen­ “n a t’a-when I told m y paopla Morrow, Martin MUner, Sose- mary IleCamp. (22-SO) Daniel Beoae 1c) Ing a- landing party-r > ' New Haven 1 agers aa wen as the geriatric to itoip''tryiiig tor .the big faouata (M> Whisie ihe AoHoa Is “Fifty Rlfleo'' Fess Parker. i'(H ) C U ’ Bepwris Police' said set Saturday night he dia^ya and develop ooooeito. Once the Itt) .Ifoatare Fsnr-TUrty (8-2PA4) The Batmaa (C) <4»> Merv Oriffia Show 'wrprlas Package” Hitzl (S) aUligaa’s Island (C) M 22) TaaiiAt.Show retary-treasui |iis opulent style aa emcee oo word iwto aioubd that you drear and Yul Brynner. A (8-2P-44) OUget (C) S tarrin g Johnny Ctorson (C> Bird Flying Bollywood Paiace. 6 ,0b0 t o a . t 0 ,0 0 0 -8oat place, g-time gambler, deported to (S) Hy Three Seas (C) ; (4t ) U .8 . Air Fenw Belig- nativo Grecian~ Island, is (2MP) Lareds (C) teas FBm — Sign .Off was blinded Uberaca psuaed to reflect on y o h ’r e d e a d ." ...... offered beJeweled crown of a (8-2»4f) Daable Ufe of Heaiy I OP) Oae tPCIaek: Bepart; w squall while 1 U s as years before the public aa Ouitog hie aHver-amdVMaiacy dethroned king, but instead of Phyffe (C) ^money, his former associates •iW (2) Tharsday N M t Movies I (i) News, Momenta ft Com-, Anmnia Airj iMi .devoured iiie caU liver ape* yeiir, Xiberaca told hie bandtora send'nim______.Ji hla ex-girl friend. 'The Interns" Michael Cal- fort ^'Gsod Night ^ n u slal at Scahdia Restaurant be expected to Woek ieae and (3a> Sapermaa ton. Cliff Robertson, others. I (8) News, Wesitasr, Moment at <4t) Adveatarea la Paradise D ram a ncems p rivate and Medttattoa—.toga Oft ; Nc *‘My image in the beginning eeun more. And by oboaatog fate WATERED ^ durii^ the white-heat period datea oaref^y he has been abia than 10,000 h ^ waa inocked and mimicked,” to do juat that. 1^ concerts tow­ electrical po he analyMd. "But aa the years ing the yeu rqtortetoy groas^ FRIDAY PROGRAM minutes Sum $800,000. JO want on, people began to realise "Now 'X osn' ooatrol my auto hit a i Mud I myeeU kidded the Ilb- Tims Ohaaael U: 2P (8) America’s Greatest MevieS The affect evace image. career, -kwtead of the''caraer IiPP <81 Beat SeOer (O) “Tip on.a Dead Jockey" Ptoy- b^, living in ICadrid Is «•' \ oonttoUtog me,” said he. "So (S-8P4P) Ben Csmy Waterbury, " I make an act out of my im ­ O f) A t Haste wtth U tty fered $2S,0(D to Jransi>oTt a cott. age. Aa soon aa people under­ rva baen aUa t o - devote more Bachelor Father UUle black box.-fiom E( titp O) As toe Werid Tame to Spain. Robert Taylor, Police sale stand that .1 d o n ’t r e a lly w a lk time to other thtoga I'Ve wanted (It-SP) lot's Make a Deal <0 > oto^ IWone, Gto Seals. occurred wh down Sunaet Boutovazd ig a to do, such aa m y toteiior da- .It W <22-8P) News he G lm Web’’. TV crime corattog abop." i :p t (8) P sstw srd show vrriter ia blackmailed by Into a utility |)aU lam a caps and pants, then <2h 8P) D us at Oar Uvea <0 ) am a c t r e s s .'x ^ ^ sh e. is mur^. (fddft) The Nartea dered, he's btomed.. Edward St. about 10 $ iW (8) Haase Fstto (C) G. Robinson. John Forsythe, (------8» 8P)---- The B D1 e^ i Marcia Hendermm. (t-8P 4 P) A Time fer Vs News Scotland to attend CMumUa tw ^ e a r laV ..t o Disk Van Dyke Shew Theological Seminary, to hto batting kvetoge of Thomas’ •S) Yen DaaH Say (C) - , Senate Chap. IHoduotkxi company, Saaoe Oenunaader ■ Shaw (See (M-MrYenag M arrieds U: 8S (4P)' Meiiw G riffiB Shew That empty spot to expected d ip t (8) Baagu Aady Hhsw (O) U iS P (82) Tealahl Shew <3t-8PII) The YCftek Game (0 ) Starring Johmiy parsoQ (C) to be fiUed by "Don’t Bat the (8P> Haver Taa Ysaag U s H (4P) VH. AtoFaiea HeUgieaa Datoleg,” earlte believed to be (W )_T h e ^ 9f l ^ y Shew Film — Sign Off P tIS liP P (8P> Oaa O’Cleeh Bepert — sm o^ this season’s casualties. 4 :8P (UjBi^S Theatre t o n Off Maneu has also decided to .TTea « r. That's My Baby* 1 :8P (S> News, Moateata ft Oeam.: BtatOU,'- Itving on a college ter* — OeedN^ to tonp Chuck Ooiinbrs’ '^lam l- campus must battle wives to 8 :PP (2) ■ Neam, -w m aw r,---- sd,” a SuiMlay night Western ■p out for football. Donald O'- el Medttftiea — Sign Off ^ Cooiior. Gloria DeHaven. Sapermaa m y t h ic a l W e s t e r n braces, I looked like a kltohen CAPE KE which NBO plans to SUp "lha _ . toP) Maa ft toe WerM S;PP (t) Mtoa .Dautas Shew State College. match with buck teeth.” — Man mu RORY CALHOUN «ii Roger IBHer Show,” a musical (SP) Beaten ftadde program that d iw happy'criU- toP| n i e e Stooges^ -i- < cue orbiting he will appear on • t t o (to> fsS n e try on P arad e oal revlevw and a big audience In a disable Channels 22 and 30, (tP> W hlriybl]U riy b M a. ly for the TV cameras to prove Tommy Rettig and Jsa Clay­ wfam .a ^sample program was (Pto- DeaiAD eoiA to«.JIeBaeeI that ballet can be fun. Cos­ ton, who played mother and son " it Is a pr W ednestlay at 10 p.m. ■:4P (iW News ond'^eatoer tumi by Yves St. Laurent. broadcast :Xan. 1 9 , i iP f (M> P ^ r JeBBiagB News tor four years on the “lassie” w ill one daj i h ^ S p y / ' PiPP (8) Yaw Senator trim Oaaa (2P4 P) The Fllatatoaes (0 ) T V . series, are .re-unlted In thpi covery forci BBXAIBD DSSOOViaBlr * Ben. Abrahnm A. Ribicoft (22) Aa Sehaeto Match Wlta <8P) Faith fer Teday St. Mary’s High School chal- same relationship on “Never “ Speice re CBS has postponed Its two- etar and His Frieada tenges toe winner of March Too Toung,” ' Nm Backus, oo-Btar o f - “OH- hour adaptation of Arthur M ill­ k Boat 4th. elble and w ■gan’fl Island” on the CBS TelP- <4P) Newa at SIk state of the er's "Death of a Salesman” to P:tS T im m y (0 ) toWon Network, ia an ardent April 17. R aeema 'that some­ P;1P <4P> dheyaane (to) Biverild(de Oraad Prix G. Beaudry goKer: P :18 (82) Ctabhaase toleclal the Aerospi body discovered belatedly that 8(25 (88) toecial Bepart PdB the original air date, - April S, P:SP (8) News-- with____ Walter Cren- (22-M) Sammy Dnvls Jr. Shew covery Serr htle : : Gordon and Sheila MacRae, In a techr yraa Pahn Sunday add decided (8)' News aad Weather Mel Tonne, Reter Lawford thh Show waa not a suitable (to) dem pus ...... i.’t and Timmy Rogers visit Sam­ during the (l»M) Ha^ey-BrinUey Be- my tonight. (C) Third Anni oholce for that religious holiday. jWrtJO) (2P4 P) .The' Addanu Fam ily •i4S. (8) 'Peter. Jeanlax*' Newt P:PP (2) Gamer- Pyle PP (8) Dpsto yaUey Days <8Jta^) Honey West eluded thei T ^’Tribute to., the . D o g ". Ronald 9 :M (2) Smothers Brothers Show RANGE DRYER Reagan. (C) (22-34)^-M ister B eb erts ; ^ . i. dall, Marilyn MonrtSe. Billion- I*-'** Triab ft O’Briew Involving 2J ELECTROmeS aiie, to be. satirised In oft- (2M#) me“ from ; • A S E B O A R D years ahd-s Sdrvioe Ghnagea Oompleto tot»dway_ muslpal - revue un-. U.N.C.L.E.- <0 ) Wtring- Inftallatloas ia. OM ttaxlgnixed tw producer-direo-'' .Robert------yaugnn. aughn, David MoCal- RADIATION lity of t-wo ( LABORATORIES hired- to iinpersom^ lum and Leo G- Carroll ’The. within 10 y aad: New Homes aad Bnal- King or. Diamonds 'AffUr' Solo and llljm are assigned CONVERT He obser Eieotrio Heat linptallatloiia. to round up a diamcmd theft of effort I 277 BROAD , a . •” rh« Imown .as "The Flamlly" Yoiir OM StMcm H m o K (SP) ^ i t a l 'bftora ■ their operations ro.349-3701 : a l C O . S t t B i ^ 0 e o a B .- t e i. 51 BISSELL ST. TV -Radio, Sales a m t S t n ik ia — M » - t m Street LT. WOOD CO Phoqe (^4^1129 6 4 9 -4 6 4 8