PAGE THIRTr-aiX WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1968 iianrl^patfr lEttTitfng HfTraUi Average Dally Net Preas Run Fer Hie Week Ended The Weather Mountain Laurel Chapter o( the church. They reidace Atty. Louis Lawrence. They replace Oustom Home Deslga January 6, 1968 Sweet Adelines will rehearse to Frederick H. Burr, Dr. Fredeiv About Town Board Asks Gleimey,Maron Allan Thomas and Warren Ten Mancliwiter morrow at 8 p.m. at the Rus- nant. Winslow Manchester is Ick Spaulding, Louis Heard, M tv d h Bine Print * Supply Ine. iianrijpfitpr Suptittig Partly clcudy, windy toolgtat Hia board e t trustees of Sec- gjgjj American National Center, George Evans and Bruce Noble. CREC Goals W ard en s clerk of the church, and Elmer 690 Hartford Bd. 1 5 ,5 3 4 Low 6 to 18. Tomorrow portly ond Congregational Caiurch wUl j u WethersHeld Ave., Hartford, Odell is treasurer. Vestrymen who will continue meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at in,e evmt is open to women In- Edward Olenney and Clarence Maaohesler, Conn. Manche$ter—‘ A City o f Village Charm sunny, IDgh in 90s. New vestrymen are Charles to serve are Russell Broderick, 610 BOW the church. terested in barbershop style An official fhotn tlw Oapttol Martm recently were elected Charles Covey, F. Robert Beckwith, John Ferguson, Miss Bockvllle Bxoh. Bnt. 1406 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (Olaaaifled Advertlsliig on Page 1$) ----- singing. wardens of St. Mary’s Eplsco- Evallne PenUand, David IWerco, Dleterle, Harold Melendy, Omer VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 109 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Manchester Power Squadron ----- ■ P** Church at an annual meet- Dr. John Wright, Mrs. James Glngras, Donald Sisco and Fred will have its February meeting The American Legion will 11 MlaiKheeltier Board o f EdunaiUcn“ Ing and election of officers at Marshall, Wilbert Hadden and Young. Friday at 8:80 p.m. at Bowers sponsor a Seafood Night Friday to dtoouss Ithe group’s aims and Read Herald Ads School. The Ensignettes, the from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the opea'aittag prooedurea ait Che squadron’s women’s auxiliary, post home. ’The event is open board’a next regular Biesiitlng will serve a potluck. Squadron to members and guests. Feb. 26. members not contacted by tele------School Superinlbeaident Wtt- U,S. Failure Predicted phone are reminded to bring a John Salcius, son of Mr. and 1am CurtiB was direoted at this casserole or salad. The pro- Mrs. Michael Salcius of 38 Johnson Asks Congressmen waekB board mtaatlng to Ismie gram will include boating slides North St., was recently commls- th« Inviltaition eftier some mem- and films taken by members. stoned an officer in the U.S. ben expressed ooncem about FOR BETTER Cong Claim 3-Point Victory ----- Marine Corps after completing 'W, the councl’a methods. Mias Frost ’Thumauer of 24 the Officer’s Candidate Course * CREC, formed in 1966, Is a re L ob Angeles Times — many more troops and means of war Hillcreat Rd. was inducted at Marine Corps Schools, Quan- gional assDoiatlon o f school Washington Post News Servioe they may bring in, they (the Americans) last weekend as an alumni mem- tico, va. MEAT VALUES boainiB from 30 Cowns in the HONG KONG, Feb. 7 — ’The Vletcong cannot emerge from their predicament, her of Epsilon Nu Chapter of ’ ___ ** Gdeaiber Hartflord area, Includ- claimed Wednesday that its current and will certainly meet with complete For $3 Billion in Foreign Aid Alpha Xi Delta sorority at the ___ BVederk*s piwto Ing MancheSber. failure.” Gengras Campus Center, Uni- -phe ChrisUan Growth Group Always dopend on PINEHURST fo bring you tho thrust has dealt a "tremendous” mili Tbe board’s ooncem was oc- tary, political and psychological blow at ’The communique, attributed to the verslty of Hartford. g North Methodist Church wUl oastaved by a llstber It reoelved the United States and its allies in South “ Oommand of the South Vietnam Po------meet tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. at rm,-. ^ reoentJy seeking Ms favorable fiiMst U.5.D.A. Choico Boof ovaHobte at Hm ples Liberation Forces,” also asserted Sgt. Robert L. Shea Jr., son the church, Vietnam. e in g ^ T « rv. 1 * pfopotted aRKmknent In a special communique transmitted that the Vletcong attacks had significant of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shea ____ anne WaWi and James M. Carl- (o c r EXTs cowstttutJon, malting lowust prices for such top quality. here by Hanoi’s official "Vietnam News ly undermined (he Saigon government. of 76 E dm ^d St.,jeMnUy j^ - ^ ary E. WiUlams, eon, both of Manchester, has to the appointment o f councU $100 MiUion ' aiidfS iOiary lU* TTIdUtUUOf v* ^ SMM* Agency” , the Vletcong described its It said: riw d ... for <^ty j..,.. at * Fortuna AFB, . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David been enhounccd by her parents, offltoers end enpHoyes. “ general offensive and simultaneous up “ The signboards of ’independence,” N.D. A radar operator. Shea is j , wiUlams of 181 St. John St., _ vinnemt M Walsh One section of the Unendment risings” as having inspired widespread ‘democracy,’ ‘constitutionality’ and the assigned to a unit of the Aero- recently was named to the V*"®*®* Would Assist ...... , ______„ __ wouM pemrit CREC’s board of popular support, prompted South Viet like of the puppet administration are space Defense Command. A dean’s list for the first semes- ^ Montvaile, N.J. direcitore to hire "such persons namese army defections, destroyed al crumbling like a soap bubble. ‘The graduate of Manchester High jgy at Bates College, Lewiston, Her flanoe is the son of Mr. as deemed to be necessary and lied equipment and, among other things, basis of U.S. neo-colonialist policy in School, he attended the Unlver- j^ialne. and Mrs. Carl M. Carlson of 126 appropriate” foe tro non rifling South Vietnam is being sapped to the South Korea sky of Hartford and Trenton ____ counSU bustness. 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' ^ 1} • r ' - r i,- T iro MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 •— ^ ^ ^ ------^------— each family. in (his oCflice and Home Leaguers offered them space in the city's Foss Scores • South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge Camp Out public housing projects but that Viet Cong Claim no one wanted to go there be Meet in Town STRANGEST FINESSE IN NORTH cause it would only create “an About 200 Southern New In Dual Role Town Council to Seek Bids ITALIAN MATCH ♦ 97 other ghetto.” Three-Point Victory England women will attend a Staged in The families asked to parti This is the fourth in a series By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0? 32 cipate in leased housing, in At Symphony For Bonds of $2.9 Million of six articles on dental health 0 A543 (Continued from P age One) Salvation Army Home League There’s more than one way of 4 Q 10976 ment featured a statistical which the city leases a house Town Manager Terry V. Close and Mrs. Francis Cole publlched by Ihe Herald, in co taking a finesse in the trump and material strength to defeat Loaders Institute Saturday at ^ Hall or apartment from a private By JOHN GRUBER WEST EAST scoresheet covering the period the Manchester Citadel. Regiz- Sprenkel has been authorized by man. operation \^th the Manchester suit, and the strangest way is the enemy.” from the night of Jan. 29 owner and rents it to a family lAike IiVnB, one of Amerdca's 4 53 4 K864 tration will start at 9:30 am ., WATERBURT (AP)—A group better-knoiwn musical flgur^, the town council to call for Uons Skating Contest Dental Society, in observance of not to take the finesse at all. While ymrees close to the ^4. at a lower-than-usual rent, bids for the sale of bond issues The South W inder Lions Club National Children’s Dental This method was demonstrated Q? 75 communists privately admit ...r.i.i and scasions wUI be from 10 of citizens demanding that bet- which the family can afford appeared as guest conductor 0 Q 10 8 2 0 Attacking 43-towns and cities, a.m. to 3:30 pm. with the Hartford Symiphnoy in the amount of 2,900,000. This today announced plans for its Health Week, Feb. 4-10. duriiv the Italian team cham- that North Vietnamese troops hundreds of district capitals and ter housing be found for them A city official said the city amount covers $2,200,000 for second annual Skating Contest ------plonohlps a few months ago in 4 AKJ83 4 are fighting in the South, Hanoi Members of the Manchester Orchestra test evening, and SOUTH "all rural areas under ti’mpor- spent the night "camoing out” momey to provlte space for the Timothy Edwards School to be held at the Hartford Skat Q. My twelve-year-old son the match between Rome and has consistently issued official ary enemy control,” the Vlet Home League wHl serve coffee scored a triumph both as a ♦ A Q J 102 during the registration period. in the halls of City ia ll. ™ t conductor and as a composer. and $700,000 for the new town ing Arena on Rt. S in South recently chipped a front tooOi Florence. 'X denials that it supplies the Viet- cong claimed to have “wiped ^ gram, but that private home- haU. Windsor. Opening lead King of Clubs. 9 AKQ4 cong with manpower and mater Lunch will be served toy the Some 60 persons, including owners are reluctant to offer It has been some years since when he fell off his skate 976 x : - out” over 50,000 allied troops. The town manager explains This year the event will be South’s bidding followed the 0 ial. Including 10,000 Americans. Friendship Circle. women, children and members their homes and apartments for but the regular music held in conjunction with the board. When I took him to my 4 2 Referring repeatedly to "all- of the Black Youth Movement, it. ■“—dtrector '— ’— has headed any------reg- that there is an culvantage to "canape” style popular In The communique said, too, combining the request Irrto one New England Indoor Speed dentist, I was told that my France and Italy, In which a West North sided” and "diversified” tac that the Vletcong destroyed appeared at City Hall Wednes ulair subsoiiptlon concert Iby the Double tics, Wednesday’s communique day night to talk with Mayor issue as it is preferable not to Skating Championships being son would have to wait for a player bids the shorter of two 2 4 more than 1500 aircraft, 4000 organization. sponsored by the Lions on Pass 2 NT emphasized that the objectives INGOME TAX Frederick Palomba. I -jot heard Mr. Foes make more than one visit a few years before the tooth could biddable suits first and shows military vehicles, seized tens March 16. be capped. Why can’t it be fixed the longer suit later. In most Pass 4 4 ,of the present Vletcong offen of thousands of gpms, and cap A group was still In the halls S c h o o l IH d lU S (ssliDse real name is Fuchs end Year to the bond market. The local contest will precede sive are political as well as mil PREPARATION this morning. who was bom In Germany In Deputy Mayor G. Warren now? standard syotems South would tured or destroyed millions of the championship events and A. At your son’s age, the pulp bid spades first. The final con itary. tons of bombs, ammunition and "Why Have You Forgotten 1922) years, and he Westbrook, who is chairman of INDIVIDUAL, The Manchester public school will Include skating contests on of the tooth —contaiidng the tract was ambitious, largely be with It. When this late finesse It particularly emphasized, other war equipment. Us7", "A Slum Is Un-Ameri seemed to have matured oonald- the town council’s committee on four age levels. Tipphles will for example, the importance of BUSINESS AND menu to r ithe week of Feb. 12 eraibly during this time. Long Public Health and Safety, has nerves and blood vessels — is cause North overbid. worked, South was home. It also claimed to have can” and "End Defacto Segre be awarded to the winner and quite large. Preparing it for a West opened the king of clubs the so-called "alliance of nation prompted South Vietnamese gation Now” said their signs. is as follows; considered one of the most announced that there is still runner up in each division. Con Dally Question al and peace forces” in Saigon SMALL BUSINESS "avant” among the “avant- interest in a South Windsor crown might Injure the pulp and and shifted to a diamond on and cross over to the revolu- Palomba said he talked with Monday: (Lincoln’s Birthday) testants must be residents of Partner opens wiOi one spade, and Hue, which, it said, are gardists,” he offered a pro site for a $lVi mlUlon hospital could kill the tooth. However, seeing dummy’s club holding. and the next player bids two troops at 169 posts to “rise up Call Log cabin beef stew, Johnny South Windsor. as a tooth ages —or in re Declarer took the ace of dia "contributing to the cause of and cross over to the revo FLOWER LAND gram that was curiously re for mentally retarded children Applications for this contest clubs. You hold: Spades, 6-7; national liberation.” cake, butter, milk, ice cream. strained, and interpretations sponse to an injury —dentin Is monds and rejected the Idea lutionary side.” Vletcong forces JASON J. NOVITCH Tuesday: Ravioli with meat offering both day and residen will be available each Tuesday Hearts, S-2; Diamonds, A-5-4-S; which were ahnoat classic in tial care. 1 * 11. T, depo:?ited on the pulped walls of taking a trump finesse since aubs, Q-10-9-7-6. The communique seemed to demolished radio stations in Artificial • aOWERS • TREES • sauce, tossed salad, Frendi simplicity. night at the Harford Skattag ^nd the pulp starts to become he needed one of dummy’s Imply that the Saigon and Hue gjx major cities, the communi- 643-1996 ~ 649-5435 bread, butter, milk, Jello with According to Arthur Dubrow, Arena during me recreaUon periodic X-ray of the What do you say? groups are separate organlza- que claimed, WINTER Ihe “Variations on a Theme deputy commissioner of Mental trumps to ruff a heart and a topping. hours for South Windsor of 6 :18 tooth will enable the dentist to single trump finesse was not Answer: Pass. Don’t double of success, the Vletcong state- Meanwhile, in a parallel com SHRUBS • PLANTERS • PLANTS by Paganini” from the pen of Health in Connecticut, the dona an opponent’s overcall when FOOT CARE Wednesday: Hamburg patty Boris Blacher opened the pro- K nf . K ^ determine the proper time for likely to be very helpful. It was as being composed of "person- mentary Wednesday, Hanoi's on roll, potato chips, peas and tion of a suitable site would your hand is almost worthlees alitles, Intellectuals, youths, stu- authoritative daily newspaper We have an exciting variety of flowers that beg to Winter dries the feet and gfram. The theme itself is be gratefully accepted. The S T H 'lS a Dr,-'" a case in which no finesse was legs. Get Noel Adair Dry carrots, milk, lemon bread pulp. better than one. except in defense against that dents, pupils, women, business- Nhan Dan hailed the Vletcong WINDOW SHADES be expertly arranged AT NO CHARGE other than pudding. Newington has already The primary emphasis will be particular bid. You need about men and other strata of the peo- offensive, saying that "never be- the materials you purchase. In your favorite con SIdn Foot Creme. A lul>rlcant resemblance■ -1 t--.-..between 1 it* and j the niade such an offer to Dubrow. If a large portion of the tooth Ruffs Club Thursday: Oven fried chicken, on speed alone and other cate la broken off, the dentist may 3 more points in high cards for for calloiMes, haid dry skin, subsequent variations seemed gories will be included if inter Instead, declarer ruffed a ple.” fore have tiie South Vietnam Green, VYhite, Ecru tainer or ours. dry skin and rough heels. cranberry sauce, candied sweet Anyone owning suitable prop decide to perform endodontic this kind of double. The Vletcong also claimed to patriotic forces launched such purely coincidental. I suppose erty who might like to donate est is shown by a sufficient club at the third trick. Then he Satisfaction guaranteed. potato or parslied potato, com, the eye couM have dtecemed treatment. This type of proce cashed two high hearts and ruf Copyright 1968, have attracted to its ranks gov- fierce, widespread and all- Washable If your home has caught a case of winter doldrums, bread, butter, milk, mixed fruit. it for such a purpose may con number of contestants. General Features Corp. SOLD AT resemblances from the score, The tentative age grouping dure —^root canal therapy — is fed the low heart in dummy. ernmant troops and civil ser- sides attacks.” CASCADE FINISH FLOWERLAND has the remedy and can now ac Friday: Baked macaroni and tact Westbrook. Qualifications performed to save the tooth, and vants who, the statement said, The newspaper predicted, Quinn's Pharmacy but to the ear there was gen- for this site would be an area for contestants are 8-10, 10-12, South continued by ruffing an commodate you seven days a w ^ . cheese, green beans, bread, but eraUy-IKAnt simllairijty. [It is a more complex measure other club and then led the "seized this unique opportunity among other things, that allied AO Made to Order 87S Main St,—Manchester ter, milk, pineapple upside down of 20 to 28 acres and access!- 12-14 and 14-16. Separate con- Come on in and look us over. Still it was a well wrought kiiu,, i tests will be held for boys and an placement of a simple queen of hearts. When West In Gulf of Siam Crash to return to the side of the peo- forces would now have to be ^4*^**W Ith Your Boilers cake. crown. pie.” dispersed more thinly. It also compooition which was logical- “ girls if enough girls show an in once more discarded. South ruf BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP)— FULL LINE o r CUSTOM BURR’S CORNER SH0PPIN6 PUZA ly worked out and carefully or- terest in this type of competi In this process, the dentist fed with dummy’s nine of As a consequence, It went on, asserted that the U.S. pacifica- Navy Lt. (J.G.) Lynn M. Travis the “rotten, Impotent puppet ad- tion program “has gone up in chiestrated'. Blacher is noted for PTA Movies tion, or in other types of com removes the injiured pulp, treats spades. of Brookfield Center, Conn., was Maldment, left, receives a memorial plaque from Eagle Scouts Paul Frankenbeig. center, and VENETIAN BLINDS (Between Caldor’a and Popular Market) his mathematioal penchant in , ® •^very St. PTA and the petition such as figure skating. the area to prevent further in Since both of dummy’s trumps one of the 12-man crew of a David Hlcock. (Herald photo by Buceivlclus.) ministration has been smashed smoke.” music, end if nothing else this capping PTA are both sponsor- The format of the competition fection or damage to the tooth had been used up South could Brunswick-based navy patrol or disintegrated by big chunks ------E. A. JOHNSON Hours: 10-6 Monday thru Saturday pnxvides his work with lucidity ^*'8 movies this Saturday. The will naturally be dependent on structure and fills the tooth. The no longer take a trump finesse, in many places, and has ceased Five Years Ago plane that crashed dn the Gulf to be an efficient prop of the A revolution toppled the gov- if not very great muslcaJ value, offering at the Avery St. School demand. The Uons feel that may need to crown the but he had something up his of Slam off Vietnam, the Navy PAINT GO. Open Sunday 12:30-5:00 You w ill The other modem work on "World of Gulliver” and contest is an Interesting and re- t*^ted tooth if too much of the United States.” ernment of Iraq, and Premier sleeve. South ruffed a club for says. ie Scouts Honor Maidment the program, came from the pen ^lown from 1 to 3 p.m. In addition to its assertions Abdel Karim Kasslm was ex- Main S t. Tel. 649-4501 warding form of youth activity structure Is damaged. This the third time, thus reducing his A Navy spokesman said wlth funds donated by the 100 Mother’s Auxiliary of the troop. of Mr. Foas and was titled, "A full length color cartoon. and urge all youngsters to Join pt’oeedure will serve to keep the hand to the ace-queen of spades Harry S. Maidment, fsuccess, the Vletcong state- ecuted. Parable of Death.” Scored for "Willie McBean and his Magic Wednesday that two bodies had scoutmaster of Boy Scout Eagle Scouts. It reads, “Pre- The program was directed by the competition. tooth In the mouth for many and two low diamonds. He then sented to Harry S. Maidment, Maidment and his staff. narrator, tenor, chorus, and or- Machine” will be shown at the years —perhaps a lifetime. ibeen foimd and searchers do not Troop 25, last nigTht was have got out of his hand by leading expect to find the other 10 crew Scoutmaster of Troop 25, on A tenderfoot investiture was f chestire, the work is sucoeseful Wapplng School from 1:30 to 4 Advertisement— When your son’s tooth Is a diamond. presented with a plaque in in many ways but disappointing P-*” - Anyone wishing to assist men alive. The Navy did not Feb. 7, 1968. 100 Eagle Scouts held for David Bannister, Nell Bus drivers for school routes ready to be crowned. It will South didn’t care who took the immediately identify the two scribed with the names of under his g^uidance.” It then Nelson, Wayne Lennon, Eric Ui others. It was given a tho- at„ „ Wapplng is asked to contact---- and chartered trips. OolUns Bus probably be filed down and fit diamonds. Sooner or later some 100 Eagle Scouts who roughly fine performance and Mrs. William Maguire, 66 HUl- Service, Harold Oolldna, 644- bodies. lists the Eagle Scouts and dates Morrison, Lee Fitzgerald and ted with a conventional Jacket body would have to lead achieved the rank under of their awards. David Glowacki. much more ithe conduotor-composer seemed side Dr. 1631. crown. This crown is made en a tnunp, and then South would very pleased with the forces at Advance tickets are available _____ Maidment’s guidance. The Members of a plaque commit J. Moray Roy, district scout tirely of porcelain or acrylic have the chance to play the plaque was awarded at a tee were Brian Rogers, Gary executive, presented the 49th hds disposal here. tor both shows or may be pur- Manchester Evening Herald resin and will match the natur queen and try to win tlie trick Mr. Foss wrote In the pro- chased ^ the door. Candy will South Windsor correspondent, Court of Honor and family Peters, and Scott Tintl, all Ea annual charter to George Han al color of the teeth. However, FRANK’S CAFE gle Scouts, and Norman Chatel, sen, Institutional representative. gram notes, “Poeitiy c a n be be sold during the performances. VlrginU BldweU, tel. 644-2365 supper at Woodruff Hall, LAST porcelain or, acrylic crowns are The Family Restaurant of th is... made to serve music,” but my Square Dance Set ______’ associate scoutmaster of the Allan Tucker, scout executive, not strong enough for heavy CORNER MAIN St PEARL Center Congregational impression in this case was that The South Windsor Square ENDS TONIGHT troop. brought greetings from the chewing and may fracture. This Ohuroh. Paul Frankenberg Frankenberg and Hlcock, the Charter Oak Council. the music served the poetry. Dance dub will hold a dance Is why this type of material is "Walt Until Dork” 6:35-8:60 FRIDAY SPECIAL and David Hicock received There was considerable enhance- tomorrow evening from 8 to 11 newly honored Eagle Scouts, are Mr. and Mrs. William Min- U.S. Program not used on back teeth. "Golden Tomorrow” 6:16-8:25 Complete Eagle badges at the cere serving as junior assistant ment of the symboMsm inherent at the Wapplng Elementary Q. I am going to have a tooth LOBSTER DINNER $2.95 nick received a special award— in the poetry by Rainer Marla School. Guest caller will be STANLEY W AR^R monies. scoutmasters of the troop. Both crowned. Would you tell me Dr. Roger Preston of Slms- are 17 and seniors at Manches- a scout statuette and gift cer Rilke which formed the text, Audle Gaylord. All Club level Probed for something about the kinds of FILET tificate. Mrs. Minnlck has but were the music to be di- dancers ore invited, PRL bury, the first Eagle Scout list- ter High School, and both have crowns that are used STATE MIGNON ed on the plaque, officiated at previously served as patrol lead- served many years as president voroed from the verse it would „ FRK PARKIWO ElRCH tT, RElWOr THtAm of the Mother’s Auxiliary, and scarcely stand on Its own. „ Sex, Bribery A. The porcelain or acrylic Baked Stuffed the surprise presentation. Pres- ers, have been elected to the crown was described in one an JUMBO SHRIMP has cooked for the troop at Mr. Foss seemed unable to (Oontinned from Page One) ton was made an Eagle Scout Order of the Arrow honor socie- swer to the previous letter. December 1947. ty, and have been members of summer camp the past four pr^ent a style which might be Banquet T tee Or! The gold crown is usually THE good:] summers. Her husband served called his own. The first section chard mii ^ werp, Belg^lum, equipment deal Specializing In Maidment has been scout- the troop since 1951. er. used on molars. This appliance Fine Itallan- master of Troop 25 since June Hlcock has also received the 10 years on the troop commit sounded v ^ ely reminisces O f Saturday at 6 p rU i h ^ THE BADS The case brouglht a charge mad eentlrely of gold, is very Amerlcan Meals! 1948. He actually led the troop Protestant God and country tee, and also assisted with the CHOmOUT Mahler, the next of Vaughan evenlnsra ohii evenings activities wlU include Wednoaday from Sen. John J. strong, and is made specifical- THEUGIY' from 1947 but was not old award. He is the son of Mr. cooking at camp. S w vT n secUonfZ c^! the pack Wllilama (R-Del.) tha* the ly to bear the heavy chewing Fresh Breads and Pastries enough at that time to be and Mrs. Burton Hlcock of 83 Edwin Mitchell, finance chair work’s seven secUons. The c ^ - charter and a magic show, Joimaon admindstnatlon was try- burden placed ducting, which was exceUent, Awards will be presented to Mode Doily! named scoutmaster. When he Phelps Rd. Frankenberg is the man, presented awards to boys in g to ‘1)rush it under the pro- teeth, Featuring Dolly Specials! first took over leadership of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fran- making the largest sales In the lent a cohesive force to tte com- Kevin Shaw, Steven Whalen. verbial' political rug” until after Another type of crown is call ciip iTo i?s Legal Beverages troop, he commuted from Yale kenberg of 33 Brent Rd. polsUon which is actually lack- j^yson Findley, Brian Bednar’ W iuiliqntle/ 6:60-8:55 troop’s annual Christmas finan the November eleotlon. ed the veneer crown. Basically, Tel. 649-5644 University. to meetings each Mrs. Richard knight was cial project. Stephen Kimball ing in Ws m u s i^ conception, czyk, William Grezlak, Michael lAjt least four aid employee, this is a gold crown which has week. chairman of the potluck. She Pamela Kucenick was very Berghuis, John Findley, Bruce a veneer of porcelain bonded received first prize. Gregory WdlUams told the Senate, were The plaque was purchEised was assisted by members of the Denies and Michael FYench won effective as narrator, display- Lassman, Scott Baskin, Scott allowed to quit "with the pub to surfaces that are visible when when you Ing understanding of the text Matthews, James Duval Gary second and third prizes, respec lic record inditartiing that they a person smiles or speaks. The and easily comprehended die- ooyan, Brent Bishop, Randy resigned on a purely voluntary strength of the crown and is tively; Others .Who received SAIC-AWAY Vernon tion. Warren Hoffer was the Heckman, Fred Boenlg Jr., Lar- 'basis with no charges pend veneer does not change the JOIN THE FUN! prizes for the sale are Eric tenor and made the most of a ry Gerbo, Carl Lenkeit and Scott ing." He said Information on applied for cosmetic purposes. Skating - Coasting Bengston, William L a w 1 o r, your savings voice which is essentially lyric, Bishop, "alleged payoffs” has been One other type of crown is TOMORROW Gregory Johnston, Daniel Kim whereas the part Is often very LWV Meeting clossltied by the Justice De the dowel crown, used when the Hospital ball, Richard Diamond, Jeffrey dramatic. The League of Women Voters partm ent pending its Inveatl- tooth structure is so damaged NIGHT! Bissell, Stephan Armstrong. Schubert’s Fourth Symphony of South Windsor will hold a gaUon. that It caimot support or retain Changing Ernest Cox, John Abbott, Rob- completed the program. Here membership meeting on Feb. 12 Aid began examining its deal a simple crown. In this process, erioMcAllister, Stephen Shaw into this... Mr. Foss was less convincing at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. the pulp Is removed from the MdScott Matassa. ings with J. M. Adrionssen, the than In the 20th century music. Richard Lariviere. The Local Belgian contractor, after a gov tooth and a rod-like extension Its Number There will be skating a t Cen ' Other awards made at the He used the full string section Affairs Committee, directed by ernment operations subcommit — a dowel — is fitted Into the starting Feb. 15 the tele ter Springs Annex 5 to 10 to Court of Honor are Randall for a work that is scored rather Mrs. Richard Slevers, will pre tee headed by fien. Ernest root portion of the tooth and phone number at Rockville Gen night; no skating elsewhere in Snow, Robert Kudra and Greg lightly, and while he maintained sent the program, Gruenlng (D-Aleska) turned up cemented In place. A false tooth eral Hospital will be changed town, and no coasting or skiing. ory DeNIes, recruiting; Ernest a good balance between the Joseph Carlno, chairman of UNDER n o t Is attached to the dowel and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9Hi from Us present number to 872- Arndt and Robert Kuia, first 1..*. ba™, a,e P,a„ a. c»... SJSSif.SIS; talSZS also cemented. 21 —WITH— 0601. pany. His topic will be "Where class, and George Whiting and O f woodwinds, he was forced to mission of South Windsor, and sen and a Japanese company, Crowns are used when a tooth • The number change has been Mark Ray, star. produce a curiously veiled tone Robert Donald of Planning Serv- Hame We Been? What Have We Customized Camaro SS Sport Coupe with Rally Sport equipment . is badly damaged and an ordi Dancing “Some Dead Bears” necessitated by the constantly Boys recedving merit badges to obtain this balance. It didn’t ices, Inc. will speak to the mem- nary filling cannot do the Job Each Done?" _ —AND— increasing demands for tele Eschenbrenner has served as are Paul Frankenberg, David sound characteristic of Schu- bers. att.. ^ or will not remain tightly In Night 8-12 p.m. phone service at the hospital’s senior deacon and on the facul Hicock, Gregory Johnston, Don- bert. The league has been actively ... ■' place. ^ properly cared for, switchboard. The change will P E O P l Nor ■was the tone the only studying and supporting partlcu- each af these flims repaired “The Deep Bleugh” ty of the church school in the del McLennon, Wallace Whit U jS. military eixcess property crowir-type restorations will pro make It possible to add addi West Hartford church. In 1961 ing, Randy Wilson, David Wol varlant from customary Schu- lar planning and zoning and re- vide years, or 'perhaps a life bert; the minuet wo? quite ill- creational needs of the town, for American shipment to Viet tional telephone trunk lines en he was instituted as a lay min fram and Robert Yules, per nam and other countries. time, of service. abling the hospital to give better sonal fitness; Thomas Cone, C,n( .-f • toNNi-' ' conceived, while the finale The program will include discus- ister of the United Church of E • vlONON suffered from too hasty tempo, slon on both topics. Other mem answering service and meet the Christ by the Hartford Associa Paul Frankenberg, Richard Mr. Foss displayed considerable bers of the Local Affairs Com Coming Soon! demands of the new hospital tion. Knight and Richard Mason, lyricism in the "Andante” how mittee who wUl participate In wing under construction. Presently he is a 32nd degree citizenship - community; Eric ever, and generally dis clude Mrs. Carl Blume, Mrs. HELDOVER! 3 TOP HITS The hospital has phone Mason and the orator and chap Bengston, John Bowen, Duane tinguished himself throughout Joseph Kent, Mrs. Thomas Jacks in most of Its patient lain of Sphinx Temple of the Brown, Daniel Kimball, Peter ' iT •! k l| J f ■ Shovrilmea Fri.-Sat. Sun.1 'The Strawberry rooms and plans to have them Lawrence, Brian Miles, Mark the evening as a conductor of L ^ aI ^ L S J U iI“P resident’s A nalyst...... 8:46 8:4o' Mystic Shrine and sits on the Installed In every room of the Ray, Steven Shew, George very considerable merit. • • 44 a 1 “Penthouse” ...... 10:80 7:00| board of the Christian Activi ^WOMs;..6000 ...... J new wing. The phone Jacks en ties Council of Hartford. Whiting and Daniel McLennon, able the use of portable phones safety; Thomas CXme and Rich with People’s NOW SHOWING Alarm Clocks" Tickets for the breakfast may for the bedside convenience of ard Mason, athletics. 52 Earn Honors Phone ReaervatloaB T m MITION NCTURE» I O |C ^ I i n Uinn AM m NRSm H be purchased from the follow Accepted the patients. ing men; James Anthony, Also, Jeffrey Bissell, Ernest At Assumption PARAMOUNT PICTURlSPrMnU The new number will appear George Apel, Arthur Batesman, Oox, Uoyd Gustafson, Richard fODAY THROUGH SATURDAY^ For The First T^ne 65 TOLLAND TURNPIKE in the next edition of the tele Robert Bernier, Robert Blake, Joyner, Stephen Kimball and phone company’s directory Mark Salafia, first aid; James Five pupils who earned "A” ON (HE ODOSSEDbCREEN George Brigham, Charleton THE FRONT RUNNERS — the pace-setting Greater Hartford Chevrolet Dealers who put you in the No. 1 selling averages for the second mark scheduled to appear on April 3. Forbes, George Graff, Her Aldrich and WJUlam Lawler, ;0fnm WIDE SCRIIN SUKIOPHOMC SOUND «^C(wwi Hospital Gets Trust Gift car in the country and keep you out in front with the finest combined service capability in Hartford County — ing period headed an honor roll home repaire. [)Avi[)')n[i/ni(:kS’.’ . bert Heim, Robert Hoermann, totaling 62 pupils, announced to- j A trust certificate gift repre Roy Kabrick, Charles Manches Alsoi, Paul Frankenberg, read are staging the biggest car buyers' bonanza of this year or any year right now. It’s no secret that the mid-winter senting a number of imlts of ing, aviation and conservation day by officials at Assumption "GONE W ITH ter, Lewis Miner, John Peters, months mean tough sledding for car sales. And it’s no surprise that the prices have never been so right as they are Junior High School. T H E W I N D ” I ■ MMAMTIRMCMT ■ THEATRE EAST Massachusetts Fund valued at Clarence Schlaefer, Walton of natural resources; David Hi Named to the "A” list were , MaMM$nt MRMM • 64t-S«tl approximately $5,600 was re Schlechtweg, Bert Sutherland, cock, soil and water conserva right now on the whole spectacular spectrum of the '68 Chevrolet line up. You’ll see Corvettes, Caprices, Impalas, Robert Lessard, James Marino EVENINGS «ri;N o ceived last week by the Rock Ronald Taft, Luther Trouton, tion; Scott Matassa, music; Bel Airs, Biscaynes, Chevelles, Chevy ll’s, Corvairs and Camaros — every body style, every color, every engine ville General Hospital. This gift Daniel McLennon, hiking and and Christine Tierney, all SUNOAT IHRU (HUUOAV Acres of Free Parking—Luxury Cineim Kenneth Whitman and John and every equipment package in the book — all priced to make it clear that now's the time to make your move to Grade 6; and Carole O’Toole f«PA»^BiATmOAY came from a trust created by Dombek. Sales are limited to printing; Brian Miles, printing and Patricia Stanklewltz, both MATINEES IMiN. o Mon. thru Fri. the late Minnie A. Toop, a form 180. and motor boating; Duane a '68. Check out the CHEVROLET SALE-AWAY today. See a FRONT RUNNER — and be one. Grade 7. lUNOAVI AND HOUOAYS 8:80 er member of the Rockville Hos Mitchell and Richard Mitchell, AND tATUIDAT No Seats Beseived The Distinguished Service Pupils named to the "B” hon V" Sat, - Sun. pital Women’s Auxiliary who Award and the Man of the Year model making and woodcarving, or roll were: 2:00-6:00-8:80 Popular Prices! died on Dec .26. Award will bC' mode at the and Randy .Wilson, coin collect Grade 6: Henry Botticello, The gift will be placed in the breakfast. ing. Kurt Carlson, John Charette, universal hospital’s endowment fund f presents Daren Daigle, Michael DlPer- Julie Amreiws aiMIUIC Which is used each year to de rio, Loris' Durand, John Feeney, fray the operating loss sustain^ Plan European Tour dividend on Richard Gaudlno, Diane Healy, ed at Rockville Hospital. Tho NEW YORK—A survey by a Investment Savings James Hesketh, John Legler, hospital reported recently an Valentine Day o Mary TylerMoore traarel magazine found that payable quarterly Beth Murray, Linda Splnnato, \. BEST FICTURE operating loss In excess of $96,- 610,000 young Americans be Gandy Hearts from day of deposit David Theriault, Stanley Zat- 000 for the fiscal year ended tween 16 and 25 Intend to visit kowski. Minimum initial deposit, #1' OF THE YEAR! Sept. 30, 1967. '' Europe within the next three ARTHUR DRUG f 1,000. Subsequent Grade 7: Regina Audette, Bernard Drew—"Times” o Oommunlon Brealtihst years. They expect to spend deposits, $50 or more. Lawrence Cagnlello, Peggy The 11th annual Men’s Com $820 miildon on itholr itiuveJa. 90 day withdrawal Conkllng, Darcy EsUger, Diane munion Breakfast will be held notice. Every account Farley, Rosemary Hannon, / o on the first Sunday in Lent, insured up to $15,000. J'oan KnoU, Joanne MacDonald, [MIKENiCHOlS-WINNEII] March 3, at the Union Oongre- Steven Napolitano, Kim Nowak, “BESTDIRECTORr gationtd Church. Lynn Ortowski, Michael Vas-, The service will beg^ at 7 quep. P.A.C. o a.m. with communion served by Grade 8: Carleen Batoiho, \ ANNE BANCROFT the minister in the sanctuary. Jacqueline Barker, WlUIam AT \ DUSTIN HOFFMAN Breakfast in the social room Beaumet, Daniel Carlsto, Deb 7:05 o will follow with Mrg. Robert J. AVON EAST HARTFORD FARMINGTON HARTFORD ra Carroll, Sheila Darria, Dan-^ KATHARINE ROSS • Bernier heading the committee O ONEILL’S CHEVROLET 0 OWORIN CHEVROLET 0 ROBERT E. PARSONS 0 CAPITOL MOTORS lei DeSimone, M arilaln^ 9:10 i MAIN ST. / 677-1666 460 CONNECTICUT BLVD. / 289-3441 750 FARMINGTON AVE. / 677-1631 1214 M A IN ST. / 527-8144 Vanessa Hagenow, Ma in charge. SINCK 1070 o The spe'aker for this year Is BINGO cobsen, Karen Latlnl, ^Barbara technicolor® THE • Dan W. Eschenbrenner, who Is NEW BRITAIN WEST HARTFORD CENTER WINDSOR EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. . MANCHESTER Mullen, ierald Murphy, John JOSEPH E. LEVINE an active layman of the First M e m b 0f F^derMl Depoait JnturmnQe CorpQrstion Murray, William Olekslnskl, raCMNII 0 CARTER CHEVROLET 0 WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET 0 GRODY CHEVROLET 0 ARDERY CHEVROLET BURNSIDE Church of Christ, Congregation- 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE . . 125 POQUONOCK AVE. / 6U-3696 ROCKVILLE • VERNON CIRCLE Linda Pagani, Charles Santava, 580 HUWtJStni AVI [A M iMKHOWO ^iB^triceUllie £ 1229 MAIN ST. / 649-5238 ^ 1141 STANLEY ST. / 229-0345 21 ISHAM RD. / 236-5601 John Sylvester, Sandra. Szczy- PANAVISIOir COLOR GRADUATE , al, In West Hartford and gen P. A. C. BALLROOM FREE PARKING S'PS 33JJ ifi eral auditor of the Connecticut glel, Mary Ellen Tierney. , aasaasoasEsiiasaasDagE] Mutual Life Insurance Com- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 were termed "outright gambling off-the-floor members for their Intendant David McKenzie, with latest report on mutual funds, ning in Its rolo of thinking of Speculation Fever Cause out last year, reduced commis own accounts. Boards Discuss Coventry ’ the defendente scheduled to ap RUBBER STAMPS with other people’s mtmey" by Coventry problems "on an inter- town sions and other concessions were Babson. He warned. In addition; Thus In a 10- million-share basis” . He noted that Industry pear Friday to show cause why M ucheater Referenda Items sought, but the performance 1— Securities markets aren’tday, now uncommon on the big From Your Neigh hor ’s K itch en and business are looking w i^ the Injunction should not be Blueprint nnd Supply, Bic. fund curiously escaped criti liquid enough to cope with the board, institutions would ac increasing regard at the im Gadapee served. Appearance is set fOr 2 A Joint meeting o t town di By DORIS BEtDINO State Aide 660 Hartford Rd., Investors Expect Super-Performance cism. huge chunks of capital that are count for about 4 million portance of regions, citing the p.m. In Tolland County Superior Mnnobeater, Oonw. 649 8698 I.aBt week, Cohen termed the constantly moving around. shares; members trading for rection wtth Sth UtlMlee Dto- Oraek d i^ e« are a speciaHy new UniRoyal complex in the Court. Rockville Exobanga Bint. 1495 speculative go-go funds "very Q uits as Gadapee said last night that Lm Angelm Times has a reooid o t, aay, 26 per makeup o f the securities indus ulation in the market,” Hurt- their own accounts about 2 mil itrtot direction, postponed last Cites Work Naugatuck region. dangerous” in several respects 2— Today’s "dice table” ap o f Mrs. John (Dorothy) Sa.\lcter the legal actions had nothing WMhlngton Post News Service cent better then the average for lion, and the nation's 24 million week because o t Mnesses, has try’s personnel began to change. well said. "I deny that per David Babson, and others joined proach will force the govern kki o f 129 Bryon Dr., who uoai This region, Jones said, had to do with his decision to re shareholders would account for (NEW YORK, pidb. 5—David a decaide or so certainly would It started to attract more formance is the same thing. I this assessment wholeheartedly. ment deeper into regulation of been rescheduled fior* Wetkies- Of W RPA taken a good, hard look at it EAC Head sign, but added that the pro about 4 million. fanUy reciplea grlven to her by ll. Babson, an investment coun qualify for the "perfoimance” bright, young men. From 1951- think performance is going to "The investment performance the markets. doy, Feb. 14 at 8 pjn. At Dis self, knowing just what was ceedings “ may hurt the teach "Turnover," or In-ond- out her mother. Some of her fav- Donald Gadapee has resign selor of reputation, recently re label, he says, and not neces 55, Hartwell says, an. average last a long time and I think cult is responsible Indirectly, U 3— Performance has within It Leroy Jones, commissioner of available for a business or In ers” . He said that he was "just FUEL OIL buying and selling, is done most trict offices, 'Main and HUUard ceived ithi. letter, which he des sarily be o< the go-go type that it will expand to include most not directly, for the speculative self seeds of its own destruc orMes are Chicken with Ora>, the Department of Community dustry that might wont to lo ed his position as president of too busy” with other activities of 3.1 per cent of the grad actively by mutual funds. In the Sts. cribes as unaolietbed: is so discuBsed "and vUUfled” uates of -Harvard Business professional institutions. Vol orgy which has been sweeping tion. "As more and more in "Yiaountlnl,” or Yogurt Spice cate there. the Education Association of to continue effectively tn his lost three months of 1967, funds Affairs told the Windham Re "The 60,000 dollars I idarted these days. ume in the markets will in ihe country, particularly among stitutions get into the act, the *nie meetiiig is to discuss the Oake, "Kouraartbtethes” and Project Concern was con EAC poet. Gadapee is a math School each year went Into the had tt turnover of about 37.4 gional Planning Agency Tues Coventry, although he will re with 10 years ago has increased In HartweVl’s opinion, per crease also and economics will unknowledgeable investors," more likely it becomes that per laitest planning reports for the "Miorigarttes.’' both Greek cook ceived on a regional basis, teacher at the high school and securities Industry; from .1966- per cent, or some 16 billion on main a member of the organi 16Q per cent. I am not at all formance by fiuxte merely rep be served through more capi Babson said. "It is certain to formance will go the way of all cooperaiUve Secondary Tresiit- ies. and Greek Tossed Salad. day in Wllllmantic he is "hap Jones said. Housing and sew active in the driver’s training 66, It was 6.6 per cent; from an annual basis, compared with zation that has until this year pleased with 'this result. I am resents a new era in invest tal. Institutions have been bring financial loss to hundreds investment fads,” Babson said. ment Pkmt and Northeast Sew py to see the agency going, and age studies, and availability of course, as well as other extra 1960-68, it was 9.8 per cent; in 18.7 per cent in 1966. Chicken with Orzo represented the teachers in sal looking for a 40 per cent to 60 ment, and there’s certainly noth freed from the horse and Bug of thousands of people.” How active is the Institutional er Interceptor. mental health facilities are oth curricular activities. PER the last two years, It’s been (Macaroni Rice) functioning as it is. What you're ary negotiations with the Board per ooit Biverage annual growth ing dangerous or wrong about gy days.” He further warned careless investor’s stock market? Alto Also, funds apparently do The projects, part of a 54-8 er areas wrlthln the function of Negotiations between the CFT GALLON about in per cent 3 pound chicken, cut in up to is extremely im'portant.” of Education. until 1 retire 20 years from It. ' fund managers: "If you fall, gether, institutions own about jump on. fads. Grimm, presi milUon sanitary-sewer im- a regional planning agency. He and the school board began O.O.D. - Attracting them, no doubt, Perhaps so. But many observ pieces saK and pepper Jones was guest speaker at Gadapee’s action follows now.” 36 per cent of the stock listed dent of endowment manage provement proposal!, la sdied- said, noting that the Windham two weeks ago, with presenta "For decades the securities were the lures of performance ers are very worried. Manuel as a grroup, you won’t win emy 1 small onion, bhowied fine a special dinner meeting of the closely a possible tangle be We Guarantee . . . $1,000 Re Behson, who heads a ooncem brownie points for institutional on the New York stock ex ment, pointed to one. In 1966 ided for an April 30 referen Region has alreeuly begun a tion of the initial proposal of the industry has had an image cf and excitement. Many of the Cohen is one. His SEC is ask 1 diovie of gapHc, chopped WRPA, attended by about 30 tween the EAC and the newly- ward if proven that the oil appropriately named David L. change and account for some airline stocks, which fell sharp dum. study of sewage needs the re CFT, but were halted immedi you buy from us not equal safety, fear of change—end young men who counsel for or ing congress for appropriations Investors in the long run.” fine representatives to the agency formed Coventry Federation of Bahson A Oo., notes that if the 60 per cent of the trading activi ly last year, accounted for 10.7 Next Wednesday’s meeting gion. ately, when papers were served or superior to any other on mediocre resuHs,” he said. operate, the funds have become to make a giant study of the in Concemtration In certain 2 cans whoic tomato (strain and their guests. Teachers. The CBT won a close letter wnitier achieved his goal "About 1055 this began to millionaires before they were stitutional Investor and the ef stocks, or "fad buying,” or a ty, exclusive of the trading done per cent of the portfolios of the wlU include a diBcuasion of pro Preliminary work on this election in December between on the defendants last week. the market!! 50 favored mutual funds^ vs. 4.3 ed) Introduced by agency direc of a 40 per cent a year growtli change.” 30. fects of the phenomenon on the high portfolio tunwver—char by “floor members of the stock rated costs to the town and Dk- will be complete in April, with the two groups, to determine Board members have ex 6 cups water tor Robert Young, Jones ex his stock portfdUo would be And in -that season, also, the "I don’t deny there is spec stock market. In the 8EC’s acteristics of the go-go fund— exchange and trading done by per cent in 1965. trict. final plans ready in July. this year’s bargaining agent for pressed some concern over the COOPERATIVE H i cups Orzo (macaroni ride) plained that the Department of worth 100 million dollars in 20 "A regional agency has a role teachers. The election has form slowdown in the negotiations, Season Chicken pieces weli Community Affairs is struc yeeurs. If the 60 per cent were in the full Integration of racial ally been challenged by the since teacher salaries form a with salt and pepper and piaoe tured on a district basis, so as OIL COMPANY achieved, the man would be minorities” , Jones said. "Social EAC, apparently at the urging large part of the total board in roasting: pan. Add chopped not to be a "faceless bureauc wrorth 1.5 billion dollars. of the parent organization, the budget. The budget Is scheduled onion and garUc. Mix tomato racy". He said that Jude Bren as well as physical aspects of ‘‘Nevertheless, when everyone Connecticut Education Associa to be heard before the Board of 643-1553 and water and pour over chick nan, director of District I, is planning must be considered.” is running aroiuM talking about tion. Finance early next month, leav en. Bake in 375-degrec oven un "your man In court” for the "The delivery of social serv Give 24-Hr. Delivery Notice how much X fund went up last The EAC is seeking an in ing only a short time now for til done. Remove chicken from municipalities in the 10-town ices to the public Is vitally year and iwhat Y fund did last junction against the CFT, the work on the document to be 316 Broad St., Manchester pan. strain liquid and return it agency region, which includes important and should be ex quarter, this unrealistic kind of school board and acting super- completed. to pan with orzo (macaroni Coventry and Columbia. amined” , Jones concluded. thinking is the netiurai result,” rice); ibake orzo in liquid for Babson says. 20 minutes, stirring constantly. Jones said that towns are eligible for assistance from ■'"ODn'vestorB” these days are de Mrs. Savidakis says she likes manding super-performance and to serve wine with this reoipe. the Department of Community Affairs, and that regional plan thery expect it. One result is the Hcrald photo by Buceivtdus wild stock market speculation Yiaourtini MRS. SAVIDAKIS AND SONS ning agencies play a role in this. Yogurt Spice Cake To be eligible for state assist that is so much talked about 1 cup butter (one-half pound) ance, a town must complete a these days. 6 eggs geither until ^thickened slightly, recipe makes four dozen or comprehensive study, taking a At a New York conference 2 cups sugar about five minutes. Remove more cookies. good look at its social and ed sponsored l^ the Institutional fpoan reat and add honey and Investor Magazine that looked 1 cup finely ground walnuts Murga rites ucational services among other 1 cup yogurt lemon juice. things. This comprehensive plan into the relationship of these 2 teaspoons baking soda “ Half Moon Greek Cookies” Is then reviewed by the regional profeaslonaJa to the market KouramUathes )4 cup whiskey 1 pound unsaltcd butter agency, before going on to the week, deep concern was ex Gre^ Powdered Sugar Party 2 cups flour 1 cup sugar Department of (Community Af pressed about It 1 teaspoon cinnamon Cookies 4 egg yolks fairs for possible funding. The concern was first voiced. 1 pound lightly salted butter egg whites, beaten 1 teaspoon cloves Jones went on to stress the In rather grim terms, by (Man 1 egg yolk 1 teaspoon vanilla Have butter at room tempera importance of regional plan- uel P. (Johen, chairman of the ture and cream well. Add sugar % cup walnuts, chopped fine 1 teaspoon baking powder Securities and Exchange Com % cup powdered sugar gradually and cream well. Beat 3 cups flour mission. Fund managers sind 4-6 cups sifted flour egg:s and gradually add to chopped almonds professional investment advis Sift three cups flour witli bak creamed mixture. Sift together whole cloves (optional) FAT OVERWEIGHT ers, such SIS Babson, didn’t dis flour and spices. Dissolve bak ing powder. Mix softened butter Beat butter well, until very Available without a doctor’s agree with Cohen. Some of them ing soda in whiskey. Add aiU re with sugar and egg yolks and creamy: add powdered sugar, prescription, our product called phrased warnings in even maining ingredients to creamed vanilla and gradually add floi..’ egg yolk and beat for two min- Galaxon. You must lose ugly stronger language. mixture, beating dowly as they and baking powder mixture un fat or your money back. No trtes. Add flour gradually, mix The securities markets were are added. Pour batter into weU til dough is easy to handle. strenuous exercise or liquid ing constantly, and knead vig Dough should not be too dry. described in terms ranging greased 10 x 15-4nch pan (or a diets. Galaxon is a tablet and TOP ROUND TOP SIRLOIN from "a national crap game’’ little smaller) and bake in 3S0- orously for about 10 minutes. iShape into half-moons and easily swallowed. Galaxon curbs At this point the dough should brush tops with beaten egg your appetite and decreases to "a gigstntlc parimutuel op degree oven about one hour, eration.” Said Roland D. testing imtll done. be crumbly but not smooth. Add whites and sprinkle. with your desire for food. When you nuts and continue kneading un chopped almonds. eat less, you weigh less. Get Grimm, preMdent of Endow Remove from oven and cool rid of excess fat and live long ment Mamgement & Research in pan. Cut into diamond-shaped til nuts are thoroughly mixed Place cookies on ungreased lib lb Into dough. cookie sheet and bake in 350- er. Galaxon costs $3.00 and Is ROAST ROAST Cgrp., which handles the Yale pieces, still leaving in pan, and sold on this guarantee: If not FSnch off small amounts of degree oven until lightly brown University account: top with warm syrup. satisfied for any reason, Just re ,"W hat we used to call in When serving, cake may be < ^ g h and form into half-moons, ed. This makes about five turn the package to your drug TOP ROUND RATH SMOKED vestors are looking for a new topped with whipped cream and stars or hearts. Center each dozen cookies. gist and get your full money U.S.D.A. CHOICE or TOP SIRLOIN Aladdin's lamp. They've for cherries. with a clove hud if desired. back. No questions asked. Gal Place on cookie sheet about Greek Style Tossed Salad axon is sold with this guarantee gotten the old ways.” Syrup three-quarters of an. inch apart. Out up lettuce, tomatoes, cele b y : Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 STEAKS There were strong sugges 2^i cupe sugar Bake in 350-deg:ree oven about ry, green peppers, cucumbers Main St. Mali Orders Filled. BOTTOM tions put forth that the current 1 tablespoon honey IS minutes or until golden and red onions. Sprinkle with speculative binge Is every bit oregano and add Greek cheese cups water brown. Roll cakes in sifted pow "lb lb as dangerous as that in 1961, few drops of l^non juice dered sugar and place each in and olives. Add dressing and 1.09 when It led to the head-spin Boil sugar and waiter to- individual paper cuplets. This toss. ROUND ning stock smash of 1962. "It’s very easy to say to each of us Dressing for Greek Salad RATH BLACK HAWK that in our own way we should 1 or 2 cloves garlic ROAST try to correct it,” said Grimm. cup olive oil "But history has shown us that MUlflOlPAL BUILDING % cup vinegar we haven’t done anything In the Place garlic in garlic press 1 \ p ast" and press juice into oil and vine Not everyone, it should be gar. Beat mixture and let stand. pointed out, believes the sjiec- Dressing may be made before SLICED 'lb ulaUve binge will lead to a mas hand so that garlic will flavor sive fall. Mcuiy mutual fund oil and vinegar. Dressing may and other institutional Investors be strained if desired to remove ARE YOU A TARGET? DINTY MOORE who addressed the conference CLOSED particles of garlic. or spoke privately In the halls, Mia. Savidakis is a member Business executives and watching the mini-skirted "go Lincoln's Birthday of St. George Greek Orthodox professional men are good 24 Oz, Can 49c • PRODUCE SPECIALS • go” girls who collected ques CJhurch, Hartford. Her hobbles targets for personal liabil BEEF STEW tions for the speakers, vigor are cooking, baking and sew ity judgments and claims TETLEY TEA ously defended speculation ing. Her husband is manager that involve hundreds of LARGE, FIRM, ICEBERG Monday,’ February 12, 1968 thousands of dollars. througli Institutions. The SEC’s of the Pizza House on W. Mid That’s why we offer a 48 Count Cohen, incidentally, had a dle Tpke. They have two sons, TEA BAGS 49c Emergency Telephone Numbers: policy called SCOPE— phrase for this: “ vicarious spec Michael and Johnny. one million dollars' worth LETTUCE 2 H«tdA 39c Highway ...... 649-5070 ulation.” of protection for a few FRESH, WESTERN Garbage ...... 649-1886 The hand-cranked portable ice dollars. Call us. "It isn’t dull,” said John cream freezer was invented in l a n d O ' LA KES M. Hartwell, president of Hart Sanitary Sewer and W ater ...... 649-9697 1846 by Nancy Johnson in the ROBERT J. SMITH CARROTS 2 39c well & Co. Inc. and The Hart United States. INC. well and Coaonpbell Fund. "P ri or to the advent of the per- Insuransmiths BUTTER PINK or WHITE SEEDLESS formaince fund the securities in /I 963 Main St. Tel. 649-S241 dustry wais a dull and drab busi ness.” Manchester 75c GRAPEFRUIT 4 F«r 39c The performance fund came into ej^tence about 10 years ago, although 1967 was its FOR YOUR VALENTINE busiest and best year. UFESiCASUAUY BIG BUY OF THE WEEK Most of the current- specula- *TrM/emari of Tbs Mma Casualty & CARNATION Uve binge, which can be Surety C'o. jnJ in anociated atruftanies. SWEET LIFE measured by soaring prices of low-priced stocks and a skyroc MILK keting volume, is traceable to insUtuUonal investors, principal ly the "go go" mutual funds. j u w E An institutional investor, bas 6^'s89c ically, is a fund that represents ALL WAYS BEST public money in one way or another and is managed by a JES-SO HUNT’S SOLID PACK group of trustees. The best- 1 Lb. $ 28 Oz. known kind is the mutual fund. CANDIES It solicits money from the pub C an s Clans SW EET PEAS 1 TOMATOES lic to purchase shares in a JES-SO CUT WELCH’S Widely diversified group of sc; curlties. ‘■"'k MutusU funds have assets of GREEN BEANS 8 ^ GRAPE JELLY 2 49c about 45 billion dollars. Pen sion funds also are "institu . . . .vv Nabisco Fig tions,’’ and they’re even larger Newtons 16 oz. pkg. 39r than mutual funds, with assets • r ; Keebler Club Crackers of some 90 billion dollars. Such 16 oz. pkg. 43c funds previously known for deadly conservatism-, also have taken an avid Interest in per formance in recent years. A performance fund is one that looks for rapid apprecia tion of capital. Often it chums NOW YOU TOO CAN HAVE A . stocks In its portfolio by rapidly selling and buying; often, too, SWEETHEART OF A KITCHEN if concentrates in certain hot groups, In hopes of rapid ap CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES preciation. Managers of ^ e per formance funds draw fast and SPECIAL WINTER PRICES STILL IN shoot from the hip; the yield -conscious, safety-seeking fund EFFECT ON KITCHENS AND REC ROOMS managers will take careful aim and squeeze off their shots slow ly- Performance is also synony The kitchen people I 80 mous with speculation and with different ideas TEL. 643-9959 apeculatioin is almost synony L l lb. mous risk. Yet a fund can per- 2 lbs. $3.50 form well and not be specula- ■tive, some conference apeakens MANY'ASSORTMENTS pointed out. Said Hartwell; J and B CUSTOM TO GIVE AND ENJOY "Consistent gains over a pe riod of years certainly is per formance and not necessarily LENOX speculation.” REMODELING CO. How la ’’conslateht gain” de PHARMACY fined? Hartwell thinks it can 308 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 'be measured relative to the per 299 K. t^ENTER ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES formance of the market aver 649-0896 ages In general. A fund that
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closest to being something It would be H e b r o n C o v e n t r y choices to Mrs. Bumpus at her iKanrl|p0lpr right to do. And It U probably tiie only Connecticut home on BrighEun Tavern Rd. VALENTINE DAY way—short of sustaining the kind of TV-Radio Tonight "s t a r g a x e r !* iC> Selectmen Meet Tonight CARDS — CANDY ------By C L A Y R. P O L L A N ------'The Board of Selectmen meet military defeat which would drive us School Panel AKIIS IFREE GIFT WRAPPING! Stipntn^ ijpraUi Y a n k ee G ot a N a m e tonight at 8 in the town hall. Into the sea x number of years from MAR. 22 Your Daily Activity Guidt ■T. 2J W -r PUBUBHBD BY THE A ccording to the Start. ’’ Also meeting tonight is the (Cap now—we will ever be able to get out of T. 23 4)L 4» ARTHUR DRUG HERALD PRINTINO 00.. INC. By A.H.O. ital Improvements Program Ad la BimeH Street Television T o D i s c u s s To develop message for Friday, For School? Vietnam. ^ 1 9 -2 1 38-5C 2a25-33-36(^ visory Committee, at 7:30 in the IfandMeter, Conn. 5:00 ( 3) Movie '( 8) Truth or Consequences ^&/6472-85-88 read words corresporiding to numbers ( Mice Douglaa- 41-56-61 ^ THOMAS T. FERGUSON The problem of 'traffic con of your Zodiac birth sign. town hall. All meetings are open WALTER R. FERGUSON (10) Peny Mason !S) (MloHallcfls N avy R h a m P la n s TAUIIUS SCORPtO All town residents have been Publiaheni trol, traffic senee, and traffic (18) Highway Patrol 7:16 (40) %x>rta APR 21 OCT- 24 invited to contribute their ideas to the public, and townspeople (30) ■ms la the Life 1 Best 31 So 61 Entronces Founled Oototwr 1, 1S81 The Coining Liberation (30) Newareel 2 Friend 32 Profits 62 And are invited to attend. safety on tiie gigantic super (34) Mtatenofrera Nelghboi'- 7:30 (34) Maldncr ’Thtngs Grow The Hebron Board of Educa ( W MAY 21 NOV 22 for a name for the new middle Rf;ad Herald Ads hood (18) Polka YarleUes 3 Wonderful 33 Carpets 63 Distent PuUiahed Every Eveotac ExoeiA Sundaye Now that skirts have begun to move highway complex at Hartford 1- 7-10-43 34 Or 64 How 2- 9-11-13^ school as the result of a meet Mid HoHdaye. Entered at the Poet Office at (30) Oombat (2032-30) Daniel Boone (C) tion will meet tonight at 8 at '69-71-83-90 4 Love llanoheater, Conn., an Second OaM Mail down again, as inevitably they were al has a status even more intoreat- (40) FUnltatonca ( 3) Chnarron Strip (C) \b. *5 For 35 New 65 On 63-73-80-82V& ing of a name committee OIMINI 6 Note 36 Rickety 66 Emphosized Matter. ______ing and fascinating then that of 5 :30 (30) U .S. Nta.vy IPUe ( 8-40) Batman ((?) the Gilead Hill School. Includ SACITTAIIIUS named by the board of educa ways going to do, fiavtng no other direc CIO) ‘URlJProvIdcnce Baaket- MAY 22 7 Now 37 Business 67 M aking (40) Peter Jerailngs. Newa ed on the agenda will be a dis NOV 23 tion. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tion left, we will address, to the arbiters its recurrent appearance a* a '(C) bJoi (C) 8 W r itin g 38 No 68 Research JUNE 22 69 Longer PayaMe in Advance political Issue. (48) AAternoon Report 8:00 (34) WaBhlngton: Week in cussion led by several member 9% 9 Relotive 39 Credit DEC. 22 Meeting 'Tuesday night the Ofie Y ear ...... »M .00 of fashion and to all the women we love (34) W hat’ a New? Renrlew to To 40 A 70 Chonge It began to be an taeue way ( 8-40) nyta« Nun (C) 4- 6-34-37 26-32-35-47(0 committee named Mrs. Donald Six Honiha ...... U.OO to watch, our usual plea. 6:00 (30) McHale’s Navy of the Regional Board of Edu 5^44-46-57 11 Messoge 41 Stoirs 71 And 'niree Bfonthn ...... 5.80 8:30 (18) SubacTtaititon TV t2 You 42 Where 72 Much 53-58-74 VsJ back In the RlUooff gtibeimato- ■( 6) Newawlre (C) ( 8-4D) (Beiwillched (C) (R) C. Smith chairman, with Mrs. One Month ...... 1.86 Please don’t be in haste to go to the C13) NewSb^ (C) cation on the plans for the ad CANCER 13 From 43 Toke 73 Ploce t-ArKieuPNCAPRICORN rial days, \riien both parties (34) Fourth Datote , JUNE 23 14 Good 44 Surprise 74 Likely Harold Bum pus In charge of ( 3) Newa (C) (303330) ilTotiBlde (C) dition to Rham and the refer DEC. M EM BER OF other extreme. were driven into agreement for (il8) Merv Griffin 15 Owe 45 Person 75 Or preliminary compilation THE ASSOdATEn> PRESS 9:00 ( 3-13) IMovde (O JJULY 23 76 Your JAN.N. 20 If the mini Is now giving away to the (00) Alptne Ski Show (C) ( 6-40) 1068 Winter Olympics endum to be held on Feb. 20 16 Reconsider 46 M oy of name choices. Other mem The ABSOclailed Prese In exclusively entitled removal of some of the tolls (30) Phil Sllvera 17 Yourself 47 Friends 77 Attitude mldl, please let the mldl last a reason (C) ,31-48-59-65 .3- 5- 8-23/„ bers of the committee arc Mi to the uae of repuMicatlon of alt newn dle- originally Imposed on all the (3I|) Homes of Tomorrow (R) (24) New s (R ) in the three-town area. 18 Luck's 48 Much 78 Recognize patches credited to It or not otherwise credit (32) HUghllghla (C) D:76-77-84-89 19 Smile! 49 It's 79 Shopping P7-62-68 VS: chael Pesce, Mrs. Keith Benoit able length of time. bridges of the area. 9:30 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) Staff recommendations and ed in this paper and also the local news pub (40) Newa, Combat (lO30i233()) Dragnet 1067 (C) LEO 20 Wotch 50 Idea 60 Pleoses lished here. AQUARIUS and James Martin. Let it last at least long enough for the It was an Issue in the 1966 gu 6:30 K1032SO) HunUcy-Brlnldey 10:00 (1030-2330) Dean Martin (C) additional staff needs will be I JULY 24 21 You've 51 Before 81 Others' JAN. 21 / . All rtahte of republicadon of special dis- (C) (34) Toy 'Ihalt Grew Up 52 Trip 82 You The idea behind the commit patchea herein are also reserved. miladies of this world to have time to bernatorial campaign, when discussed. The superintendent, 22 The (31) IWhat'a New (R) (40) Alfred Hltx4u»ck , AUG. 23 23 Teoching 53 Sporkling 83 Slower FEB. .9 tee is to give town residents pause and reflect and give an honest, Republican Candidate Gengras ( 3<13) WaMer Cronklle (C) ( 8) Operation E-ntertainmemt Aran Damarjian, will report on 24 With 54 Todoy 84 And Broad St., Manchester— Open 10 to 10 The Herald PrinUnK Cbmpany Inc., as ( 8) Peter Jennlnea Newa (C) 10:30 (18) SubecrlpUon TV 0\14-18-24-29 12-15-17-40;^- every opportunity to contribute sumes no financial responsibility for typo tried to make a very big point the appointment of Maurice ’Sy54-55-66 25 Slippery 55 Finonces 85 You're considered answer, now that they will (30) Britia}i CSalen^r (34) KaloMosoope (R) 56 Dork 86 Efforts 52-75 79-87 VV graphical errors appearing in advertisements 6:-46 (30) Newa Wolff, as a speech and hearing 26 Money their ideas, which will then be be compelled to wear the mini no more, of the driving terrors on the su 11:00 ( 38 (C) 103230-40) Newa. VIRGO 27 Study 57 Arrive 87 Spree «>-7 >■: ■ f • a ^ other reding matter in The Manchester 7:00 ( 3) World of Lowell ’Thomas Sports, .Weather teacher. compiled Into a list of most Evening Herald. perhighway system. (C) 28 Other 58 Gifts 88 Admired to the question of whether they them (20) rfoney West 29 You 59 Depends 89 Effort popular names. The list will And It is an issue again, as, (30-10)' Nows. Weather 1'1:16 ( 3 3 ) Spores, Weather V i . PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 Section Two THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 of Newington; two sons, Peter Pages 9 to 16 Adams of Marlborough and Hospital Notes DelUiFera^ Like Cummings^ •Andover Enemy Takes U.S. Camp, Obituary Gordon Adams of Newington; a brother, Josai^i Mader of Man Vlslttng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. In all areas excepting maternity chester; four sisters, Mrs. Lu Surprised at Busing Vote Firemen Combat Base Under Fire Qeorg« N. Goto where they are 2:30 to 4 p-m. Pension Board Learns Costs cille Jacobs, Mrs. Dolores Fre- (Gontlniied from Pagd One) Voting Lists Oeotv* Ooro, 73, 15 and 7 to 8 pm. and private Similar reactions of "sur- suffer, including the town’s re- c t gin, and Mrs. Grace Murray, The battle ended quickly, but of peace and intoxication, plea(t' HoHtster a t , husband o t (Mrs. roomsTooim wherewnere theyiney arearo 10xu a-m.».nt« to , ,, ^ a ^ mifaiinn * Plan Ball ed guilty and was fined a total all of Mwchester, and Mrs. 8 p.m. Visitors are requested expressed today by eight of the Americans retreat Of Lower Betirement Ages Roaa Flourde Ooro, died last was 10:120 Tuesday night, of 370. Both charges stemmed Reach 22,621 Mary Donion of Hartford; and notMA#-. to4 - j \ smoke In ncafinn#**patients’ Manana room*. Manchester's Hd>lll)llCftXlRepublican Alldand ed into the headquarters bunker night at Manchester Memorial ^ ^ . , when the Republican directors from arrests at George for Lowering the retirement age six grandchildren. No more than two vtsltors at Democratic Tom orrow imder three feet of reinforced with full benefits lowered to age Ho^Msl. town chairmen, in ^ ^ ^^^lon to Teens off Tolland Tpke., one for full pension benefits to 65 A total of 80 new names tuive The funeral will be held Sat one time pef patient. concrete cmd two feet of steel. 6 6 . (Mr. CorO was bom Sept. 26, commenting on Tuesday night’s take up a matter not on the For the first time in many on Dec. 26 and the other on would cost the town an addi been added to Mianchester’s vot urday at 8:30 a.m. from the The North Vietnamese hurled 'When the retirement age for ing lists from Jan. 1 through ISM in Fort FlairfleV], (Maine, Rose Hill Funeral Home, 680 Patients Today: 282 action by the OOP-controlled boexd’s agenda. The motion eax- years. If ever, the Andover Vol Feb. 3. T tional 3110,000 annually, the ipoUcemen was lowered to 55, and had lived tn Manchester small explosive satchel charges last night, when a two-hour, vot Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Board of Directors, In authoiiz- along party Hnes, 6 to 3. unteer Fire Department will not and tear gais and incendlcury In compEinlon cases three Town Pension Board was told the town’s contribution in slnoa 1061. He was employed ADMITTED YESTERDAY: . . Then, WUUam Sohaller of last night. er-making sesslcm was conduct Mass of requiem at St. Mary's hold its regular monthly ‘meet grenades down the air shafts. youths charged with illegsl creased 359,000 annually, An- at HamOinn Standard Division Linda Anderson, ThompsonvUle; April 30 advisory referen- fered a motion, seconded hy That information came from ed in the town clerk’s office. Church, Newington, at 9. Bur ing tomorrow night. Instead The satchel c h a r ts did______littleparking, had their cases noUe£ Gereon said. o f United Aircraft Carp., Wind Mrs. Dorothy Borst, 207 Oenter dum on the busing question. David Odegard, to place for an members will be dining and Homer O. Anderson, the Pen Of the total, 23 are Demo ial will be in Rose Hill Memo damage, and the A m e r ic ^ Th®a lie JVUUAOyouths were vwav Kentaavssv Baglljl It was the consensus cf the sor Locks, before he retired in St.; Mrs. Joyce Caabone, 622 Republican Francis DellaFera April 30 referendum the quest- dancing at Piano’s Restaurant sion Plan’s actuary. crats, 22 ore RepuUicans and rial Park, Rocky HUl. donned their gas masks and put 20, of Bolton; John Hodgkin, 2kC Pension Board last night that 1060. Wetherell St.; Mrs. Dolores and Democrat Ted Cummings tion, '^Should Manchester con- in Bolton as participants in the The present retirement age 36 are unaffUlated. Friends may call at the fu of 107 Spruce St.; and Kennef|r it may be advisaiUe to lower the Survivors, besides his wife, C2ark, 24 Winter St.; Raymond both said that they had no Inkl- Unue to participate in Project First Annual Firemen’s BaU In out the fire. Meanwhile, they for full benefits is 66. Local Under a new election law, neral home tomorrow from 2 to Kosak, 21, of Rockville. early retirement age, with its include a daughter, Mrs. Leo Couchon, Echo Rd., South Oov- ing that the action was to be Concern?" called in air strike after air 091 of the employe’s union which took effeot Jan. 1, new 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the organization’s SO-year his The three youths were arrest-, Busick o f ThompsonvUle; 4 strike on the North Vietnamese had asked Town Manager Rob accompanying partial benefiti, voters may sign up on any week entry; Mrs. Floreoioe D'Adderio, • considered Tuesday night. Under a two-year experiment, tory. ed Dec. 20 in Bolton. Judft sons, Jerry N. Ooro. o f Man above.' to age 55. It is now age 60. day, during regular office hours, 313 Hilliard St.; Mrs. EMa DellaFera said, "I was as sur- which started Septemb^ 1966 Besides having a pleasant Armentano warned the youths ert Weiss to consider a change chester, Donald Ooro of Vernon, John Brancati After 18 hours of siege, six of to age 66, the limit enjoyed by Early retirement requests re in the offices of the town clerk lyAmato, 10 Deepwood Dr.; prised as the next person when and is due to end June 1968, evening the group hopes to that they had better be careij^ Harold O. Ooro o f Enfield, and SOUTH WINDSOR — John Philip DonneU, 42 Sunset Ter- j picked up Wednesday’s Herald Manchester has accepted 62 dis- the eight Americans were the town’s policemen. quire the approval of the Pen and the registrars of voters. Brancati, 77, of Hartford, father race, make some money for special wounded and the group decided and that the cases against them sion Board and the Board of Hubert J. Ooro o f Jackman, Vemon; Harry Duclos, and learned what had transplr- exlvantaged Hartford school o m i l n w i 4 a #8a m a m » ^ ^ . _____ « ._ • ____ «______Weiss then asked Anderson to As a result, 67 new voters of Nicholas Brancati ctf South equlpment needed to do a more to break for freedom. WhUe were being nolled because 0f Directors. Maine; 2 brothers, 3 slaters, 17 North River Rd., Oaventry; Mrs. ed. It was the first I knew that children into local schools. estimate the added cost of the signed up in the town clerk’s Windsor, died yesterday effecUve job of fira fighting u.g. ^own In the lack of evidence on the part . »w ’ grandchildren, and 4 great o-t Louisa Dupuis, 23 Andor Rd.; it was even scheduled for con TTie Hartford Board of Edu town’s contribution, based on a This change, the Pension office and 4 signed up in the Hartford Hospital. Jennifer Fagan, Bast Hairtford. and rescue work Although the dummy runs, those who could of the state. (Board learned, would add noth registrars of voters’ office. An grandchildren. sideration.” cation has asked Manchester department'sfl0T\0Wtnrt Anr’a basic noalA needsMAA#ia a come a «m a , ' retirement age of 66, of 60, and Survivors also include 2 nm picked up the others and Edmond Donovant 23, of Wln{{[- ing to the town’s costs. The funeral will be held Sat j j Also, Caieryl Fenwick, 37 Ver- DellaFera omusaid that he and other participating towns, from town funds there are of 62. additional 19 signed up last night broke from the bunker. One of sor, charged With failure to obey urday at 8:15 cun. from the A^ve., RockvUte; cairlstopher not consulted In advance by the to continue the program for many extras needed which they Anderson estimated that the The board agreed to consider in the 6 to 8 session, conducted grandchildren. the eight didn’t make it to the a stop sign, was found guilty an4 i l Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Goyaon, 44 Village S t.; Mrs. Lu- six Republican directors, another year. buy from Camlbar proceeds town’s contribution would in a proposal for increasing past BCBM •>------■ ■ on the first Wednesday of each The funeral will be held Satur helicopters, that oame in and is fined 316 after a short court Main S t, with a Mass of re elite Genovese, 17 Doming St.; He declined to comment furth- The April 30 advisory refer- and social affairs like this one. crease about 356,000 annually. service benefits for former em month. day at 8:16 a.m. from the D'- missing. trial. He was arrested on Exit quiem at St. James' Church at Mrs. Joan Hastings, 34 Bilyue er when asked what action hb dum, Schaller explained, is to Howard Reynolds, a well If the retirement age were ployes now on pensions. This Manchester Republicans, as of Esopo Funeral Chapel, 236 Earlier reports said the North 96 In Vernon near Rt. 16 on 9. Burial will be in St. James’ Rd.; Sharon Kuozynskl, 110 would have counseled had he guide the Board of Education known fireman in the area, will changed to 60. He gave no esti ptxqweal would add approxi today, hold a 196 lead in regis Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Dec. 26. Cemetery. Walnut St.; Joel Mallnoski, 29 been consulted. in its decision. He said that the be master of ceremonies. Hors Vietnamese used nine tanks in mate for age 62. mately 33,600 to the town’s an trations over the Democrats. with a solemn high Mass of re the attack on Lang Vei, and the Friends may call at the fu Auiburri Rd.; Mrs. Flora Mayer, He declined, also, to state his referendum will be advisory d’oeuvres In plentiful variety Raymond Streeter Jr., 26, of The Pension Board accepted nual cost. It would bring the The totals are: 9,006 Repub qulem at St. Augustine’s neral home tonight from 7 to 9 37 Daugherty, St.; Mnj. Joan position on the busing vote. only and -that it cannot bind will be available for all. Tick defenders knocked out five of 11 Essex St., charged with im the figures without comment ratio formula Tised for bene licans, 8,810 Democrats and Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial and tomorrow from 2 to 14 Mozzev, 17 Hazel St.; Mrs. Ena Cummings said, “ It was a big the school board. The latter ets wlU be on sale at the door. them with recoilless rifles and proper passing, pleaded guilty and made no recommendations. fits for service prior to 1954 4,806 unaffUlated, bringing and 7 to 9 pjn. ' will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cem Prentice, 168 Cooper St.; Mrs. surprise to me and, no matter will discuss 'the latest develop- grenades thrown into their and was fined 316. He was ar The information wjll be relayed to the ratio followed for currant Manchester’s voting list to 22,- etery, Bloomfield. hatches. But after talking thing^s rested Jan. 6 In OJoventry after to Weiss, for a report to the lo service. 1954 'was the year the 621. i. Helen Rider, WWW698 aN. ,* . Maina t o u m * St.; , JtUWhow YUUyou tMUJCslice IL,It, theyUlOV VUiC(the XVC-Re- ment Monday night, when It Manchester Evening Herald over in Khe Sonh, the surviving cal. Robert M. Gaffney f Satonond, 72 Camp- publicans) really went In conducts a special meeting, Andover correspondent, Law- police say he was observed town adopted its present (Pen Robert M. Gaffney, 67, of Ot- tonlgjit from 7 to 9 and tomor- fletd field Rd.;Rd..- Da™,Dann shnwShaw, WoatWast ft,through_____ *i,_the back door." previously scheduled. rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. Americans agreed there were 10 passing in an area marked with Anderson said that, of the 303 sion Ordinance. tanks and they got seven. ter Rlver-Templeton, Mass., fa- irom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. WUllngton:; Hllaalbetth ’Iheuner, He added, "It’s too bad they Superintendent o f Schools a double yellow line. town employes, exclusive of po The Pension Board 'will meet ther of Robert C. Gaffney of 61 RFD 2, Bolton. are mixing up a referendum of William Curtis and school board First reports of the battle also James R. Lawrence, 28, of 111 lice, now In the Pension Plan, Feb. 19 ait 4 p.m., in the Mu Artist’s sketch of new Tolland County Courthouse that will be built on Brooklyn St. in the redevelopment area of Rockville. About Town identified the tank as the Rus Washington St., died yesterday bonding questions with the ad chairman John Rottner have Olcott St., charged with intoxi 78 are 65 or over and would be nicipal Building Hearing Room, Polish Women’s Alliance Vandals Break sian T34, but U.S. officers re at the Henry Heywood. Memo BIRTHS YBSTBIRDAY: A visory referendum on bus declined to comment, pending cation had his case continued to eligible for immediate retire to adopt its recommended budg Group 618 will meet Sunday at Funerals ported today that an aerial pho ment, were the retirement age Vernon rial Hospital, Gardiner, Mass. dsAighter ito Mr. and Mrs. Keith ing because everything may Monday’s discussion. Many Windows Feb. 16. He was arrested Deo. et for the 1968-69 fiscal year. 3 p.m. at 77 North St. " ' He is also survived by four Lane, Twin Hills Dr., Oaventry; tograph showed they were the 31 in Manchester. Russian PT76, a lighter World grandchildren. B*” *®]*®*'"®*- a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Manchester Police received Manchester Chess Club will War n tank which weighs 16.4 The funeral will be held Sat- Funeral services for Harry J. Giggle, 187 Princeton St.; a several reports of vandalism EAST HARTFORD SESSION meet tonight at 7:30 at Iona tons and carries a 76mm cannon Town Refuse Committee urday at 8:80 a.m. from the Blngenhelmer of 46 Hillside St. dauglhteir to Mr. and Mrs. James Crash Locks Woman^s Brace and thefts yesterday. Plans for 2-Story County Courthouse Unveiled Hall. Membership In the club and a 7.8mm machine gun. The case of Da-vld W. Morsey, PoUk’s Funeral Home 431 w®'"® yeseerday afternoon McDaniel, Norwich. Police learned from Washing 23, of 91 Spruce St., was nolled Is open to all interested in the Pleasant St., Gardiner, with a Holmes Funeral Home. The _ game. Those wishing more in Into Handle of Car Door ton School Principal Walter yesterday. Morsey was arrest Impressed hy VofH'Study Sketches of a neat, brick, large storage room an a me Deipartment approved the plans Norma Caldwell, Tolland; FYank Mass of requiem at St. Mar- B®'’- -Joseph Bourret, pastor DISCHARGED YESTER- Roth yesterday that juveniles chanicals and switch room. therefore will bring In taxes to formation may contact Roger ed Dec. 31 and charged -with contemi>orary Tolland County the town. and now the first step will be Dailey, Hyde Ave. Un’su.. o ChurchV—u. Otter______River-Tern-_____ »f Concordia Lutheran Church, iL> a x : ju Mrs. t s . DianeDlano Regius, 100 a Manchester woman suffered lal Hospital where she was The three-man subcommittee Assclin, 302 Main St. had broken one or two windows 12th Circuit breach of peace after a a monetary value. The i>rocess (fourthouse were unveiled to the The building will be entirely taken in the completion of a Birth Tuesday: A daughter to pleton, at 9. Burial will be In officiated. Burial was In Grove Mather St.; Mrs. Bertha Mat- 15 minutes of anxiety yester- treated for shock and released. of the Board of Directora, ap would produce saleable by Lester Baum, chairman of the In the school every night for disturbance at 89 Lockwood S3,, air-conditioned. The architects plan to remodel the center of Mr. and Mrs. Earl West, RFD the family plot at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Rockville. kof, 22D Case Dr.; Gerald Slag- day morning while police and The driver of the truck s e n t the__ ^past__ two___ weeks,_____ , , and had pointed by Mayor Nathan Agos- products, thus lowering the Redevelopment Commission last commission commented , today, Manchester jx>lice and fire where his estranged wife lives. are Kane and Fairchild Asso Rockville. 2. Cemetery, Gardiner. Bearers were friends of the g«r, 211 Oenter St.; Mrs. Jon- automobile mechanics attempt- his vehicle into a skid and the broken several bottles In the Court Cases tineUl to recommend solutions 008 tof the process itself. night. ciates of Hartford. 'T feed the court house -will units responded to a minor Wesley T. Hall, 22, of East Acting executive director of Discharged Tuesday: Lillian Friends may call at the fu family. Fox, Rutland, Vt.; Mrs. gd to free her leg, encased In car’s operator steered left In school yard. to Manchester’s refuse disposal That solution however. Is The plans, which depart from The plans to build the court make the center of Rockville grass fire on N. Elm St. yester Hartford, charged with shoplift the center of Tolland County.” the redevelopment agency, Mrs. Zenkevich, 9 Village St.; Harold day. A spokesman for the fire neral home tonight from 7 to 9 ------(mien Doner, 40 Church St.; an orthopedic brace, from an view of the pending accident, Increased surveillance of the problems, has pledged that it still 10 to 15 years from comple the original proposal, have the house, a pilot project for Tol MANCHESTER SESSION ing, pleaded guilty and was Betty Lou Williams, also ex Bresnahan, East Hartford; department said the call was and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Alfred A. Schlebel James Fee, 80 Helaime Rd.; Mrs. inside door latch after the Im- but neither evasive maneuverproperty was requested. "will be strictly non-political.” tion, the committee reports. archltcctiure in the renewal area land County, were revealed in He also said he believes com sentenced to 30 days in Hart pressed delight with the Pauline Farr, TalcottvUIe Rd.; received at 6:45 p.m. and the 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services for Alfred A. Cteaoe Callahan, Rocky HHl; pact of an accident on Center could prevent the collision.Frances Sullivan, 134 Doane The case of Joseph Clowes, The committee, appointed last The committee considers that of colonial design, were accept July of 1986 by the state and mercial Interests looking to the Schlebel of East Hartford, form- Mrs. Eleanor DelTatto, 106 gt. Cousin’s truck was headed ford State Jail. area will sense this too. progress Alco Developers have Jeffrey Winchester, 162 High blaze was quelled within 16 min Dr., also asked police to In 29, of 26 Emerson St., charged month, consists of ^publicans time span as the foreseeable fu ed by the J u d icia l Department at that time a bill passed by Hall failed to appear at the made on the courthouse. St.; Mary Nickerson, Broad- utes after the arrival of the Hans N. Engel eriy of Manchester, were held S t.;J ^ a . Lina Allard, 746 Maybelle Cunningham of 23 east on Center St., -while Mrs. with Injury or risk of Injury to a Wayne Mantz and WUllam\ ture and states that it aippears after many weeks of delibera the General Assembly would Baum said he was exterme- crease vigilance over her busi Rockville Hospital Notes brook; Mrs. Doima Harvin and firemen. Hans N. Engel, 79, of East yesterday afternoon at Holmes St.; Mrs. Josepihine Union St. was the victim of the Oibert was going south on minor child, was bound over to session of court on Schaller, and Democrat WU worth waiting for. tion and were totally acceptable have allowed 3100,000 for draw dy pdeased that the Judiciary ness proj>erty, a stand on W. Monday and his re-arrest was Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 daughter, 19 Hammond St.; Hartford,Maraoro, formerlylormeny of01 Manches-laancnes- Home, 4TO Main St. The 63 I ^ r e l S t ^ o h n R ^ , fre^k accident which occurred Broad. Both drivers, however, Center St. Superior Court this morning af Uam FitzGerald. It was in In order to g;ain time for the to the commlssicmers last night. ing up specifications and the ordered and bond was set at p.m. in all areas except ma Mrs. Gladys Therrien and ter died suddenly yesterday af- Stepl^ Price, curate of W^>p^, Mra. when a car driven by Bernice claim the traffic light was ter probable cause was found. structed to submit monthly re town, while studies are conduct The sketches were presented first payment on a year’s lease. Mrs. Sullivan told police that 3100. ternity where they are 2 to 4 daughter, Ellington. LOFT'S KITCHEN teriioon at Harttord H osjtal. ® Church of- '^ ^ y . 86 E. Middle k . Oibert of 96 Woodbridge St. green for them. during the past two years, while The finding;, by Judge Nicho ports to the Board of Directors. ed of several possible perma by Sam DlCarlo, general man A special bill passed last year, Stores Open flclated. Burial was In East Tp™. Southern New England Another accident Hall was arrested Jan. 12 and and 6:30 to 8 p.m. He was the husband of Mrs a Southern New England Another accident occurred the stand has been closed, near las Armentano, came after a Its first report, submitted nent solutions to the refuse prob ager and Joseph Setano, con which provided for the building FRESH CANDY Cemetery. charged with shoplifting, after Tuesday night, states, ” We feel Tonight to Admitted Tuesday: Frank The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Anna Barron Elngel. Also, Helen- Fredrlcksan, New Telephone Co. truck driven by yesterday resulting in the drlv- ly every -window in the building hearing during which Clowes’s lem, the committee is recom struction manager of the de of the facility in the Redevelop Chapman, 12 Rau St.; Helen Bearers were Lyle Neddow, Britaln; Clarence W aster, 216 Francis E. Cousins, 40, of West eris arrest. Russell F. Haugh a security guard at the Grand- that this problem is far too mending changes in the Olcott ment area, also increased the is at 38 Park St„ tel. 876-3186 or Mr. Engel was bom Sept 23, has been broken by vandals. velopment firm contracted to do deBrava, Ellington; Floyd , J ,1 J . William Bray, Kenneth Smith, Hartford, collided near the 44, of East Hertford is sched at the Parkade called po- important, and It therefore re St. Disposal Area operation. appropriation to $125,000. 9 O’ clock 643-2711. News Items may be WELDON DRUG CO. 1888 to Deiunark, and Uv.^ In ^^hur Massaro, Francis Warn- Adams St.; Mrs. Marjorie Rey Virginia Hasley, 112 Charter the witness stand and tesUfled „ce. Police said he was app?T- the entire redevelopment pro Brownlee, 64 Worcester R d.; nolds, Mansfield; Mrs. Eliza Broad St. interaectlon. uled to appear in Manchester quires the support of lx)th par It has asked Director of Pub DeCarlo told the commission mailed to P. O. Box 827, Rock ^^7 M /.IN S T f in i J^chester for over M ^ara ^ ^ Oak St., reported that 39 In CMh to incidents on two separate oc ject, Alco Development Corp. of Lori Shepard, 28 Cottage St.; An inside door handle remov Circuit Court Feb. 20. He was hended by a security guard as ties and all the townspeople, to lic Works William O’NeUl ers that the plans are now in ville. ^ o r e moving to East Hartford Manchester ^ g e of Masons beth Reynolds, 70 Diane Dr.; was taken from her apartment casions in December at the Meriden. Johnston McKee, 89 Weaver er was used by Harry Bemis, charged -with improper beioking he attempted to leave the stofe see that the best solution is to submit a rei>ort which would the hands of the finance director 13 years ago. He was employed ® sometime between Sunday eve Clowes home which led to her with a pair of shoes he had put The structure, which will be conducted a Masonic service Rd.;______Leslie______Gates,____ 12_____ Overlook_ an autq mechanic at Moriarty at 12:47 p.m. yesterday. found to dispose of our refuse.” show how many years of use and from there they will go to as a shipping foremeui for 60 ning and yesterday morning. No stepfather’s arrest Dec. 27. In a paper bag. faced with brick, will be two years at Cheney Bros, and re Tuesday night at the funeral uj-_; cheryl DuBois, 65 Essex Bros., to free Mrs. Cunning Haugh backed out of a park Clowes’ case was scheduled The committee reported that may be anticipated there. If stories high and will house, on the Public 'Works Department home. sign of forced entiy was visible. tired 10 years ago. He was a St,; James Berry, 92 Cohimbus ham’s leg brace. ing space onto Main St. hit Mrs. Anthony Dimanno, 67 for the next session of Superior It is favorably impressed with a helped along by proper planning the first floor, two courtrooms and finally to the Civilian member of St. Mary’s Episco Qt.; Mrs. Lorraine Vaughn, 65 The frightened woman was ting a vehicle operated by Ardmore Rd.. reported half a Court at Hartford. He is free feoalhiUty study conducted by and by increasing the height of of two stories high, a room for Board. M n. Augusta Johnson pal Church, and the Manchester Lockwood St.; Donaid Varrell, immediately rushed by police Charles C. Steurer, 19, of 21 tank of gas was siphoned from under 32,600 bond. He is repre Co-Worker Feted the University of Hartford. It the land-fill operation. jury rejects, jury assembly Several Weeks Needed Funeral services for Mrs. Lodge of Elkl. An Army veter 166 Judy Lane, South Wind cruiser to Manchester Memor- Cltfton St., police report. her car as she worked at the sented by Atty. David Wlchman. Is for a process of disposal At present, approximately room, sheriff’s office, a canteen, Oiester Zanlewski, head of Augiusta Johnson of New Brit an of World War I, he was an sor; Amos Potter, 76 -Russell Manchester Shopping Parkauie James Petock, 18, of 238 Char At Baby Shower wherein raw refuse may have. four years of use remains. The clerk’s office, secretaries office ■the Public Works Division, ■todd ain, formerly of Manchester, ______active member of the American St.; Susan Walker, Beaver yesterday. Her car was also ter Oak St., charged with using committee would like to see it and family relations quarters. DeOarlo it stiould not itake more Leg;lon, and former steward of were held yesterday afternoon Coventry’; Douelaa Bur- moved from its original parking a motor vehicle without the Mrs. Thomas Flntiechiaro of increased to about 10 years, to than itwo or three weeks to go Field Narrowed to Five Glastonbury was feted last Also on the first floor will be the AL Post Home. at the Watklns-West F u n ^ rm . 189 Lake Rd., Andover spot. owner’s permission, pleaded compensate for the time need a waiting room, public affairs through these departments and Home, 142 E. Oenter St. The • • .... , night by about 26 women co- Siurvlvors, besides his wife. guilty and was sentenced to an ed for permanent solutions. space, two Jury deliberating then a letter of intent ( to go Rev. Eric Gothberg of Eman- Thomas Karpf, 48 Deer- indefinite term in Cheshire Re workers of The Herald at a sur CHARGE YOUR ahead) 'will he Issued. mclude Earl R. Engel of ygj Lutheran Church officiated, David Kennedy, 461 For School Superintendency rooms, two Judge’s chambers, formatory. prise baby shower given at The Setano said, weather per Homer AlMka; ^ e e sisters, Bu^al was In East Cemetery. MM-ler Rd., Wapplng; Ml<*ael Stoning for Forgers Yale Professor Named a hearing room, transit judges A field of approximately 60 to retire at the end of the cur Petock who was on parole Herald. She is employed in the PRESGRIPTION chambers, state’s attorney’s of mitting, the developers ■will h to . Mathew Baton, Mrs. Bearers were friends of the Grtffm, East Harbfo:rd; Mrs. LONDON — The pillory was Francis Bray and Mrs. Earl rent academic year. from Cheshire, was arrested classified advertising office at To Distinguislied Post fice, detective’s office and a start excaivatlng about a week family. Rose ForetnaJi, Rt. 4, Coveoitry; applicants for Manchester’s NEW HAVEN (AP)—Yale law Walter Doll, chairman of the used to punish such offenses as Dec. 29 in connection with the the paper. lawyer’s lounge. aifter the letter is issued. Keeney, all of Manchester; Francis Malozzi, East Hartford; school superintendency ^—-has professor Fleming James Jr., a three grandchildren, and sever committee which is guiding the forgery, libel or perjury. When disappearance from a parking A pink and blue color scheme Library on Second Floor The Redevelopment commis Edmund Parent, 411 Slater St., member of the law school fac al nieces and nephews. -been narrowed to five finalists. selection procedure, announced brutal penalities were allowed lot at 116 Center St. of a car was used for the dinner table. The entire front section of the sion, itown officials, and mem Wapping; Charles Perry, 38 ulty for 36 years, has been Funeral services will be held Bridge Results and the Board of Education heis at Monday’s Board meeting that *’®**’£ pilloried often included owned by Clotilda Balchunas of The guest of honor received second floor will be a library bers of the Tolland County Bar Elsie Dr.; Mrs. Shirley Cable, named to one of the university’s Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. the Held has been narrowed to being stoned. In the last 21 68 Starkweather St. the evening several grroup gifts and a vari- which win be 114 feet by 27 Association have all worked 13 Scott Dr., Vernon; Mrs. scheduled personal interviews 26 Sterling Chairs. Mary’s Church. Burial will be In Tournament five men, after 2% months of years of Britain’s use of the before his arrest. ety of small ” gag” gifts, eaCh AT feet. A good portion of the sec dUlgently to promote having Theresa Baker', 19 Lewis St.; with the candidates this week A spokesman for the univer In the Veterans Section of East preliminary screening by Prof. pUlory, only prejurers were con- Edward Wrobel Jr., 16. of 10 accompanied by a suitable ond floor will be used as part the court house In the renewal Donald McLaughlin, 41 Beelze and next. sity said Wednesday that the Cemetery. Results In a duplicate bridge A.A. MacIGmmie, a profession fined. It was abolished In 1837. Depot St., charged with breach verse. of the first floor court rooms. tract. bub Rd., Waipptng; Mrs. Rose The board is slated to choose PINE PHARMACY chairs, or professorships, are Friends may call at the Knock-out Team of Four Cham al consultant engaged by the There will also be a resident The building will be con Roback and son, 116 Concord a successor to Supt. William DM Oenter St. DM-MU among the most distinguished Holmes Funeral Home, 400 pionship quarter finals last board last fall to aid in the judge’s chamber and a room structed on the portion of the ,Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Pauline H. Curtis about March 1. Cur at Yale. Main St., tomorrow from process. for the secretary. area located on the comer of in 7 to night at the Italian American Malllet and son, 44 Colonial tis, who has been administra 9 p.m. Doll said the following proce In the area under the first Brooldyn St. and Court Dr. (old Club are: James Baker, Robert Rd.; Mrs. Judith Rylander and tive head of the Manchester The family suggests that dure would be followed in inter floor there will be three cells, Market St.) It •wlU face (Brook daughter, Blast Hartford. public schools 7‘/4 years, plans those wishing to do so make Stratton, Mrs. Albert LaPlant, views with the finalists which probation room, record storage lyn ■with the rear to High St. memorial contributions to the and James Kronholm, first; began Tuesday and continue to area, deputy’s room, janitor’s The building will be leased Book of Remembrance at St. Fred Clark, Jack (Jlark, Charles day, next Tuesday, Wednesday Affention! supply room and quarters, a from Alco toy the state and Mary’s Church. Dunn, and Milton Gottlieb, sec V em on and Thursday: ond. Bkich of the five, who have Mrs. Dudley A. Adams READING IMPROVEMENT GLASSES Also, Mrs. June Roebuck, not been identified, are to spend Parish Leaders Court Tomorrow Mrs. Teresa Dolores Mader Mrs. Lawrence Fagan, Mrs. a full day in Manchester with LT.WOOD 8~Story Apartment Planned BEGINNING MARCH 4, 1968 Adams, 66, of Newington, for Dwight Roy, and Mrs. A.K. Curtis, for a first-hand look at Named for Drive The Manchester session of merly of Manchester, died yes Hartllng, third; Fred Panzen- the operation of the school LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES Circuit Court 12 will convene terday at Hartford Hospital. hagan, Joseph Ingram, John For the Elderly Near Court system. Pour Manchester women have at 10 a.m. tomorrow. There FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT Classes for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL students in She was the -wife of Dudley A. Descy, and Brooks Earle, Following itlieir study, the been named parish chairmen will be no session of court fourth. Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.). Study Adams. Plans for a high rise housing also be a large community oandidatea will be dinner guests and will direct the (Gtood Shep on Monday due to the holi Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Tost Mrs. Adams was bom April Results in the regular project for the elderly the first room, laundry facilities, a kitch of Individual board members, herd Guild Membership Drive day. 8, 1912 in New Jersey, a daugh duplicate bridge game held each to be constructed on a ” tum- en, storage area and a mail after which the full iboard will ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED Preparation and General Reading Efficiency. In Manchester. New Cabs • New Comfort • New Convenience Wednesday at the club are: key” basis in New England, room. ter of Martin Mader of East conduct face-to-face interviews A Small Classes A Pre-Testing Program A Certified Teachers They are Mrs. Jerome Walsh Hartford and^the late Mrs. Ter Robert Kemp and Philip Sea- were viewed by the Redevelop Each of the other seven of the aspirants during the eve of 38 Gerard St., Mrs. James the treatment and helping pro Under the Command of New Owners esa Wodel Mader. She lived In lund, first; Mrs. Leonard Sea- ment commission last night. floors will contain 12 apart ning at Illing Junior High BhuncJvfield of 81 Whdite St., Mrs. grams for teen-age girls of all The rough sketches were pre NOT PRE-PACKAGED Acadoniie Roradlng Improveniant Center, Inc. faiths and races at Marian Hall Manchester for 30 years before der and Mrs. Joseph Gottlieb, ments, some efficiency and School. J. Edward McKee ver of 61 sented by Sam DeCarlo of Alco moving to Newington about 24 second; B.B. Smythe and Mrs. some one bedroom. The build The board will then vote by 63 E. CENTER STREET Next to Cavey’s Washington St., a-.cl M u. John and Euphrasia Hall, Hartford. Development Corp., developers The programs are operated by years ago. She was a licensed Donald Raymond, third. ing will be constructed on the secret ballot about March 1 for J. Conner of 19 Virginia Rd. oi the renewal area where the MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 643-9947 the Good Shepherd Sisters, and registered nurse for 33 years The game is sponsored by the corner of Brooklyn St. and its final choice of a new su Funds raised through guild Manchester Bridge Club and is apartment complex will he are the only facilities of their and for many years was Court Dr. on the opposite cor perintendent. He Is expected to member^ip will help finance played each Wednesday at 7 :30 constructed. kind in Connecticut. employed at Hartford Hospital. ner of the proposed location for assume the post July l, the be p.m. and Friday at 8 p.ni. at The structure will be eight She was a communicant of St. the Tolland County Courthouse. ginning of the next fiscal year. the club at 135 Eldridge St. Play stories high and will house 100 USDA Mary’s Church, Newington, and DeCarlo explained the design Though the finalists have not is open to the public. units. The sketch reveals a of the building will be a unique been identified, Curtis told The was president of the Private The bridge club will sponsor building of contemporary de- Duty Nurses Association of one called semi-circumference. Herald that three are from dif a Valentine’s Day master point '^slgn, with brick facing and In- The plans will be taken to the CHOICE Hartford. ferent sections of New York 1st IN SAVINGS game Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. dividual balconies on the front New York office of HUD Wed Survivors, besides her hus State, one Is from Illinois, and at the clubhouse and the semi of each story. nesday and It is hoped ground the fifth Is a Massachusetts band and father, include a 0 » the first floor will be three finals of the knock-out cham will be broken in the early man. daughter. Miss Barbara Adams efficiency apartments and two BOTTOM ROUND ROAST pionship and a regular game Spring. Doll said he has been ad- East of the River one-bedroom units. There will to be held Wednesday, Feb. 21. The apartments will be turn- vised by Prof. MacKlmmie that COMBO From now on,'me easiest, nnost relaxing way to go places is in ed over to the 'Vernon Housing the town had been fortunate In BACK RUMP ROAST a shining new blue-and-white Manchester Cab. You'll find the Personal Notices Authority upon completion of getting a “very strong" list of the building, which is being fin candidates and that it should be EYE ROUND Our New Name... service prompt and courteous — the rates economical. There's Chicago Plant Blast anced by federal funds. This successful in obtalnilng a well- no charge for additional passengers. Why put up with parking Card Of Thanks will be the fourth elderly hous qualified superintendent. headaches, traffic jams, the drain and strain of oriving? ing complex to be built In town. The man selected will be only BOTTOM ROUND GROUND We wLah to thank oil of our Two are already in use and a Wherever you want to go — in town or to another town — neJahhore, friends and relatives for the fourth head of the Mondhes- the many acts of kindness and sym Kills 5, Injures 78 thrld one on Grove St. is soon ter school system. Curtis, who AVG. WT. 26 LBS. phone for a new Manchester Cab and^enjoy a modern, com pathy shown us in our recent be to be started. took over in January of 1961, reavement. We eapealaUy thank all fortable "car-free" feeling! those who sent the beautiful floral (Continued from Page One) Bankruptcy Petition succeeded Arthur H. Illing. su trlbubes, also the staff at Manches A number of office employes, Terrence S. Smith and Cathy perintendent for 25 years. ter Memorial Hospital Dor the care of our father and grandfather In spectators watching the fire, however, were trapped on the A. Smith, 8 Becker Place, filed Illing had assumed the post OREYLEDGE FARM TURKEY EXTRA LEAN—FRESH GROUND Ids iUness. quickly filled nearby hospital second floor. Firemen were a voluntary petition in bank NOT PRE-PACKAGED SURPRISINGLY LOW RATES — PHONE Family of Robert B. DouRan upon the retirement o f the late emergency wards and were tak trying to remove them when ruptcy in U.S. District Court in Fred A. Verplanck, the town’s In Memoriam en to hospitals miles from the they were caught by the larga^ Hartford today. first superintendent. scene as the casualties mount explpslon. The couple lists debts of 32,- POT PIES 6!P I Chuck Ground ,,.79° In lovlag memory of my namesake; ed. Police said the driver of a 907.86 and no assets. Area cred Florence Dowd ArmstronR who About 35 persons were thought gasoline truck, Bernard de itors include Town of 'Vemon, passed away on Jan. 26. 1968. Public Record CALLED HOiMlE} to have been in the factory, Young, told them his truck "hit 367.60; Conn. Light and Power, 6 4 3 - ^ 2 1 Beyond this, our transient earth-Ufe, which normally employes about something” in an alley at the damages , to pole, 3347.76; Warrantee Deed Our God has called a dear friend Let us fill your freezer with U.S.D.A. choice meats, native poultry, To Heaven's dear Home, so happy, 110, when the fire started. Most rear of the building and caught S.N.B. Telephone Co., damages Raymond S. Holcombe Jr. to SERYICICE ANYWHERE—STARTING FROM To a Joy that neiver will end. of the day shift already had left. fire. to pole, 3129.19; Dr. Marjorie Clifford W. SUcer Construction Seobrook Farm fruits and veqetobles. Save up to 15 to 20% and Hers was a life of rare beauty Witnesses said there was a Fire authorities said the ex- Purnell, Rockville, 3204; Ritter Go., two parcels on Winthrop ANO.RET INING TO MANCHESTER! Ekich day doinR kindly deeds small explosion followed by--plosion may have been caused Finance Co., Rockville, 3336, Rd. Was always so sweet and thoughtful eat like a king. Attending her friends in their needs. dense smoke about five minutes by gasoline or gas fumes flow- and Rockville General Hospital, Lease before the main blast. Most of ing into the building from the 3232. Jesus has olahned His Jewel, Case Bros. Inc. to Silver Lane She Is safe in His loving arms. the employes fled during that burning truck. The main force The largest single creditor is Bus Lines Inc., premdses at 316 Nb sorrow or pain con reach her, Interval. of the blast blew the front from the Hartford National Bank Hartford Rd., for 17 months, No illnnes. nor any alarms. IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST A night-shift worker, Joe the building, heavily damaging and Trust, commeoiciing Nov. 17, 1967. Farewell our dearly beloved. homes and stores across the The petition will be, turned Building Permit For prompt, We know God planned it this way. Ryan, used a steel bar to rip a SI 'BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 FORMERLY EAST HARTFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dear yiossle, we'll meet you In lock off a door so employes street. over to Saul Seldman, referee O & G Construction Co. Inc. courteous service Heaven, could escape. The factory is in a residential, in bankruptcy. The Smiths are of Torrington, three-year, tem And greet you again, some sweet PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE • Main Office: 1137 Main St., East Hartford • Glastonbury Office: 2512 Main St. day or nightj \ day. ” We didn’t have much time,” and light Industrial area near being represented by Wendall porary office and storage build* Florence BunUck Gibson said. (he stock yards. Gates of Hartford. ing at 850 Hartford Rd.i 34,000. • Homemaker's Office: 842 Silver Lane, Ea*sl Hartford • South Windsor Office: Wapping Shopping Center r ‘ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN SASKETBAUi THE Kidd Hopefuls SCOKESt^ Hockey Prospects Herald Angle Celts, 76ers Agree Unbeaten LIU Ranks Tops EAST SIDE By Shelly’s Boys had an easy night downing Green Boys, 66- BARRY COWLES In AP Small College Poll For U.S. 33. Frank Breen (10) Bill Lacy Scholastic Sports Writer NBA Race Not Over Medal Winners (14) and Rich Dyer (10) were Fade After Losses BOSTON (AP) — The "That’s toe first lucky break ed pass-in went out of bounds. NEW YORK (AP) — The Aces won their two from seventh to and un top guns for Shelly’s. Gary games last week for a 15-2 beaten Norfolk State, 15-0, ad GRENOBLE, France (AP) — Peggy Fleming’ non- Kuhn (14) and Tom Rea (10) "We laid off the Czechs and Daytona Lists Busy Schedule Philadelphia 76ers and the we’ve had ail season,” Howell With five seconds left. Havllcek Long Island University’s 8t»p charge toward a figure skating gold medal and GRENOBLE, France and we win miss him.” said. “To win a game that we’d passed in to Larry Siegfried, record. In last week’s poll, Ev vanced from ninth to seventh. were high for Green. (AP) — An Italian pulied Walkman, a 24-year-old sales- virtually did the same against Daytona Beach is a busy place this time of year with Boston Celtics agree that unbeaten and top-ranked ansville just trailed LIU by five Guilford, 14-1, and Pan Ameri skier Billy Kidd’s rapid recovery from an alarming an the Swedes,” he said,' "but now completely lost like that has to who spotted Howell cutting for Mota’s AU-Stars downed.Nor- ^ iin Golden Valley, Minn., Spe^ Week in full swing. Racing activities commenced their perenniah- National give us a lift.” toe basket and hit him with a Blackbirds have increased points. can. 13-4, maintained their kle injury sent U.S. hopes soaring again today at the ton’s Nuts in toe final min- had scored once and assisted on we realize we can only win by Basketball Association their margin of support in on Jan. 31 and will end with the big one, Daytona 500, "Completely lost” appeared perfect pass for toe easy layup. Kentucky Wesleyan 12-3, eighth and 10th positions, re 10th Winter Olympics. utes of play on Joe Arcarese’y in Olympic history in ^ ^e„ ulyhom of St. playing our own game—and that M is definitely building in this siport and dogfight is far from over The Associated P r e .s s’ Southwest Ml.ssouri, 12-3, and spectively. means heavy body checking. toe word for it after toe Hawks’ "We always appreciate win SkitUsh weather condlUons, soft, and Ught snow further Int- hot shooting, 47-44. Norton’s cross country skiin£^, but paui, Minn., as the Americans NASCAR reports that a group of 126 have chartered a this season, but it took ning -one that way,” - Boston weekly small college bas Southwestern Louisiana, 12-2, The Top Ten, with first-place however. continued to plague paired the task of keeping Uie led all toe way, but Mota’s any such prospects for the led 2-1. Then toe veteran slipped And toe referee will have to like Len Wllkens sank two free plane from London, England, to attend the 10th annual some luck and a last gasp throws to snap a 97-all tie, then player-coach BUI Russell said, ketball roll. also won ail of their games last votes in parentheses, through the Oames, forcing postpone- track in condition, came alive in toe last quarter U.S. hockey team have and crashed against the boartls it or lump it.” running of the distinctive ”600” ------finish Wednesday night to “but my guys worked hard and The Blackbirds toppled three week and maintained their 3-4-6 through games of Sat. Feb. 3, ment of the men's downhill race ^uge officials also were to with John Slemlnski (13) and faded after three losses— while chasing an iced puck. Franco Nwies, 27, did what dropped in two more to make it and total points. race. This is the fastest race 101-97 with 26 seconds remain I got good games from just more teams last week to boost positions. and opening heats in men s and John Quinn (9) shooting strong, two in the standings and Williamson and Swedish the Americans have all but Dll the Desk keep the Celtics in the 1. Long Island U. (7) 144 thick of the battle. ing. about all of them.” their record to 14-0 through But Indiana State, ranked women’s luge competition. whether the first two of four sin- Rudl Wlttke (11) Gary Wehren one in the hospital. Coach Arne Stromberg sharply failed to do^when he won toe 30 ty „ y ,yp. Hal Greer poured in 27 points games of Isist Saturday. sixth a week ago, was beaten by 2. Evansville (3) 128 Miss Fleming, a poised. 19- (13) and Dennis McArdle (10) The U.S. team, which must criticized the Canadian ref- kilometers cross country ski It is the richest late model and the football coaching staffs, Philadelphia coasted past San John Havllcek’s free throw for As a result, LIU received sev Evansville and Depauw and feil 3. Kentucky Wesleyan (1) 93 Boston made it 101-98, but St. and Wilt Chamberlain con year-old beauty from Colorado ^g^t. Two-man bobsled heats, hit double figures for Norton’s meet heavily-favored Russia on erees. race. No one outside of Scandi- stock car race and is run over From East Catholic High the Diego 126-103 in the opener of a trolled the backboards as Phila en first-place votes from toe na right out of toe Top Ten's list 4. SW Missouri St. (1) 91 Springs, Colo., took a runaway, postponed Wednesday night be- in a losing effort. Friday, had nursed some hopes "The referees sure had quick navla and Russia had ever won Boston Garden doubleheader, Louis had toe ball with only 16 tional panel of 16 sports writers with a 13-7 record. 5. SW Louisiana (1) 89 the finest, fastest and most linemen award went to Ray Car- seconds left. delphia handed San Diego its 67-point lead over Gabriele Sey- cause of bad weather, also were Back Court Seven handed toe of winning a surprise medal un- whistles around the creases,” toe race before in toe Games. modern closed circuit in the vey. Outstanding back named but it was a different story in 10th straight defeat. Don Kojla and sportscasters and a total of McNeese State College of 6. Trinity, Tex. 57 fert of East Germany with four ^e run tonight at Alpe EasUes 76-63, trouncing in toe til Craig Falkman suffered a se- U.S. defenseman Doug Volmar Nones led all the way, edging world. was Bill Lacy . . . Over an In- toe nightcap before Bailey How A key play came when Don topped San Diego with 18 points. 144 points. This gave them a 16- Lake Charles, Ln., 16-2, which 7. Norfolk State 52 of five compulsory figures com- (PHuez. nightcap. Steve Rasher (20), yere leg sprain and slight dlslo- said. "The Canadians usually Odd Martlnsen of Norway and ell’s driving layup at the buzzer Ohl was called for an offensive New York took over late in point margin over Evansville’s was unrankedt filled the gap in 8. Guilford (1) 45 pleted at the Stade de Glace. dnm,!, i, ij I 1*’’ Blck Cobb was the re- Miss Fleming, the favorite to Brian London (14) and Elmer cation, and the Americans fell complain about-quick whlsUes defending champion Eero Maen- A “’® outstanding back turned an apparenUy lost game foul, toe Celtics took possession toe third quarter and fought off Aces, who received three first- the No. 9 spot. 9. McNeese State (1) 38 Barring a collapse in the final Peteway (19) were toe big guns to Sweden 4-3 Wednesday with- in European play, and then it is tyranta of Finland into a 102-101 Boston victory and drove in for a basket by place votes and 128 points. Trinity, Tex., 15-4, moved up 10. Pan American 36 school figure, the raven-haired S‘ve toe U.S its first gold medal A ^•■oP’^y 8-nd Chuck CJarson was a closing Baltimore spurt for its for Back <3ourt. Gary Costello out him. a Canadian who calls it against U.S. ski hopes also suffered a State to take in the event, awarded the linemen honors . . . over St. Louis. Larry Siegfried to make it 101- victory. Walt Bellamy scored 32 world champion will carry a " "“I '! (16) Fran Nery (12) and Buddy The U.S. lost to Czechoslova- )1S.” jolt when ace Billy Kidd of A m ^ those who come to Paul Phinney, MHS cross coun- 100 with six seconds left. near insurmountable edge into he 1956 Garnes buUt a 30-polnt The victory kept toe Celtics points and grabbed 21 rebounds Moffitt (12) were best for toe kla 6-1 on Tuesday. With an 0-2 record and with Stowe, Vt., fell in pracUce m l n d ^ e J ^ McCavanaiugh try coach and teacher, reports Again toe Hawks lost toe ball Saturday’s free-skating finale, ^ nrst two compul^ry 3Vi games behind the 76ers in for New York. Earl Monroe led EasUes. -.it hurt us,” said U.S. (>)ach out Falkman, Williamson Wednesday and sprained an an w d Buddy Kretos, both local he has a group of 16 boys toe Eastern Division race. —this time when their attempt Baltimore with 30 points. which cLnts 40 per ce^nt of the Y SENIOR Murray Williamson. “He was planned p. revision in U.S. play, kle. s to k car drivers . . . Carl running indoors. They use toe CCIL, HCC Crowns total score. steadily away on her third and Norway's Jan Olaf Roaldset fourth figures today. Last night’s opener saw An- playing great and we were saying European fi^ms have Buzzy Stevens and Pete Ham- second floor of the high school, Kidd, toe Stowe, Vt., flash saldl’s edged the Hawks, 90-82. forced to use a defenseman in trouble with the heavy body took toe favorite role in toe 70 intend to make the trip, maneuver the square comers who figures to be America’s top Skating with easy assurance, This snapped Anaaldl’s losing toe attack. Falkman will not checking customary in (Canada meter ski jumping with a prac- Both are drivers at Stafford and in seven years haven’t had On Line Friday Night medal candidate in toe Alpine ®he gained IS points on Miss streok of five straight. The play again in these Olympics and toe U.S. tice leip of 83 meters.______Sp®®tovay and current National "hn accident . . . Wendall Morat- Cheney Quintet Tops PINNETTES—Helen Tier tests, announced He would start Seyfert on the third figure, a NASCAR Modified champ and ta, trainer and teacher at Man- By BARRY CDWLES ney 178, Wanda Kasetauskas in toe downhill race after being "double paragraph forward Hawks, with sharp passing, ; ~ shooiting and defense, led a t the National NASCAR Sportsman Chester High, is kept busy the Tomorrow is a nigrht that many basketball coache.s 177-178, MlUle Dendey 469, Bet virtually counted out because of three,” and shot further ahead champton respectively . . . Big full school year caring for the will lose sleep over tonight. With the hoop season draw ty Plumley 468, Linda Sulli a sprained left ankle suffered the fourth, a "forward par- first quarter miark, 25-20. With Windham for Third 1:30 left in the second quarter, Bill Slater Is on the scene pre- bumps, bruises and sprains suf- ing closer to the end with each encounter, key games van 467, Jean Burnham 176- during Wednesday’s practice 8Taph loop” regarded as one of Town Duckpin Tournament paring for the third annual fered by the players. He also 472, Peg Hickson 467, Norma run. toe most difficult in the sport. Ansaldi’s went ahead, 38-37. Basketball victories at Cheney Tech are few each enter the spotlight for deciding conference and league Leo Cyr, on the outside, and Daytona Permatex 300 to be has been know to render serv- season and occasions when the locals lead from whistle positions. Friday night is no ex- ■ - Adams 1S9-462, Rae Haimon "I feel okay. I will go in toe Austria’s Beatrix Sctiuba re P at MiBlretta, Inside, combined nun Saturday, Feb. 24. Slater ices to one in need . . . Have you ceptlon as local 8Ch tfANCttESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Auromobiks For Solo 4 Roofing and Holp Holp Wontod Hdp Wontod Mok 36 Holp Wontod Mak 36 e IMI b, W.MM IfM.. F I'N^ NOT StM A.H, he. 35 Fomolo 35. YO U'LL HAVE > a ., UV Pat. Off. ^^Y WORD,THE VntM PCeTO A/.' FORD Oalaxle — 1963, 2-door, Chimnoys 16-A MAN for welding and aaMmbl- NIOHT aupervlsor for whole- BAD LUCK. SUPERSTITIOUS , sale grocery warehouse, aalary DISAPPEARANCE SS2, standard, asking $600. Call ROOFING — Specializing re SNACK bar waitress wanted HELP wanted — temporary ing, able to work to blueprints. UNLESS VOU TOSS BUT I'LL DO IT T' CLASSIFIED plus liberal benefits. Appl^ In OF MY 5HISH KAWIENie SAMPLES 6URELY VDU 646-1284. pairing roofs of all kinds, new Evenings, hours flexible. Must NCR operator for 8100 or 8800 Interesting work and good op SO^AE OVER. KEEP YA 'W O ULDN'T portunity foi capable man. Al person. Gaer brothers, 140 Rye YOUR LEPT u \ a o \ jl DEFIES RATIONAL ANALYSIS.' I HAD MV}, Answer to Previous' Puzilo roofs, gutter work, chimneys be 18. Experience not neces accounting machine. Experi CASE RISHT AT MY FEET AND THEN WHEN t ^ B E T R A Y M Y 1966 FORD station wagon, V—8, so man for painting and gener St., South Windsor, see Mr. SHOULDERl Coats and Jackets Mr;!i ■ fjr id ii I automatic, power steering, cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ sary. Apply Manager, Parkade ence required. Hours 8 a.m.-6 60 T INSIDE IT WAS EAAPTY/ WHILE IT'S T R U S T BY / al ritop maintenance'. Harper Warriiavsky. f?i ADVERTISING very clean. 649-0678. experience. FYee estimates. Lanes. p.m. Apply Cheney Brothers, POSSIBLE I MISHT HAVE SHUT MY EYES FAP.' Buffing Machine, 868 Ellington ACROSS 3 By mouth Call Howley 643-6361, 644- Inc., 31 0 )0per Hill St., Mhn- FOR AN INSTANT, TEMPLETON WAS RISHT HI =1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ' * ."IT.—., Rd., East Hartford. 289-7471. 1 Engliih school 4 Former name ■I I960 BARRACUDA, three-speed 8388. cheeter. for radon THERE TO GUARD ASAINST' jackets M E ) 31 1 ^ automatic, good condition, |1 ,- 5 Observe -iW JIM 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. LABORATORY t Alaskan's fur (■IM lri S E C R E T A R IE S A li. a r o ^ Oirl Friday, must VVINDOW CLEANER —full-Ume 6 Nuisance 260, 742-7668. or part-time. Steady, good jacket. i z i n u have driver's license. Apply in 7 Tree Millinory, TECHNICIAN ^eu5 n Sault S te .------COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1963 OLDSMOBILE F86, 2 door person. Arthur Drug Store, 942 pay. Manchester Window 12 Occidental 8 Right (ab.) DrossHMiking 19 The University of Connecti Cleaning Co., 649-6334. 9 Mementos sedan, V8, automatic, 4 new Main Street, Manchester. ^ T o ( > 14 Angry MMM 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON cut Schools of Medicine and cniallenglng opportunity for 15 Somewhat 10 (Constellation DeadHne for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. FHtey. tires. Good condition. $660. 643- DRESSMAKINQ — alterations, 12 Warm jackets ICIimri Dental Medicine has two ex MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER— a high school graduate, pre (suffix) n m i = 4 6826. on all ladles’ and children's qq 16 Conceit (coll.) 13 Negative word cellent openings for execu Excellent position with the Uni ferably with post-graduate I Q : 18 Operatic solo IdUM I MudHQ clothing. Zippers replaced etc. HELP WANTED 17 End (comb, PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door se tive secretaries. These posi versity of Cjonnectlcut Health study available in an ex form) 19 Knights Reasonable, 643-0741. 21 City in France 28 Son of Jacob 45 Unemployed dan, 62,(XX) miles, asking $60. tions offer excepUonal op Center. Excellent pay 8 weeks Licensed Journey Electrician panding laboratory. 18 Emmet (Bib.) 46 Spelling events Otaesttled or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Locality 22 Close-fltUng portunities f o r advance vacaUon, liberal sick leave, Female sheep 48 Scottish river 649-2886. 20 Aromatic herb coat 29 read hU ad the FIRST This is truly a ground floor Painful 49 Pack of cards Movin^^Tnicking— ment. paid CMS, Blue Cross, Major or ...WITHOUT HAVIN THEN M3U DON'T 22 On this side 23 Competent 34 ™ REPORT ERRORS in time for the opportunity with a growing Encourage 50 Requests 1962 JEEP CJ6 —4 wheel drive, Medical. Many other fringe TCLEAR rrwrTH MIND BEIN' UNO (preflx) 24 French house of 30 next hiaertion. The Herald ia reaponaibie for only ONE Incor Storage 20 A WHOLE F U X X OF AN EMPTY fashion 43 Father (comb, 52 Even if (var.) steel cab, snow plow, $1,600'. benefits. Call or write, Univer Experienced Electrician’s company being a leader In 23 Paid notices 53 Gone away rect or omitted Inaertion for any advertlaement and then only Excellent pay, 3 weeks paid OF PEOPLE COUNTRY? in newspapers 25 Protective form) 640-3234, after 6 p.m. sity Health Center, Hartford Helper the specialty papermaking Elhiopian prince 55 Be still! to ite extent of a “ make good” inaertion. Errora which do MANCHESTER Delivery—light vacaUon, liberal sick leave, 26 Beak of a bird garment 44 Industry. Position Is within »^vert*ii®n»ent will not b© oorreoted trucking and package delivery. paid (JMS, Blue Cross, Ma Plaza, 16th Floor. Hartford. 27 Papal garment n IT t T T 1 B" IW' by “ make good” inaertion. Refrigerators, washers and 278-7720. corporate Research and De 30 Small quantity jor Medical. Many other velopment Technical Lab 31 Pikelike flsh stove moving specialty. Fold Apprentice Electrician r r Troikrs— fringe benefits. Call or GET MY FREE catalog, earn oratory. The primary work 32 Turned to one ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. write $80, $ , even more in name activity will be in the area side 14 643-2711 Mobile Homos 6*A 100 M » m y s t e r y ^ 33 Unbound 875-3136 brand merchandise. Help your CALL of physical testing and 35 Consume food IT (Rockville, Toll Free) TRAILER—36 ft. by 8 ft. Two friends shop at home. Write product quality evaluaUon. 37 Night before bedrooms, storms and screens. Pointing— Poporing 21 38 Mistake UNIVERSITY me. Alice WUMama, P J ■V 'o PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN IMp WontMl—Mol* 36 H«lp Wcml«d~ Housohold Goods 51 Aportmonfs— Fkrts— Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 M o m Tonomonfs 63 PART-THOj janitor, mornings, or Fomole 37 ADMIRAL color T-V, brand MANCHESTER — execuUve MANCHESTER — Immaculate ^ QUIET STREET and private SOUTH MAIN St. area 6 and Houses For Sole 72 Out O f Town Wanted— Real Estate 77 B olton Tax Session State Help Asked new, left over 1967 models, CENTRAL location —4 rooms, neighborhood, Oarrlson Colon' 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell ^ reliable. HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full yard, is the setting for this MANCHES’TER — 9-room For Sale 75 WANTED — one family house The Manchester Board of Call 640-6334. $396, service Included. Modem ial, 7 rooms, large family full baths, built-in oven and 7 room Ranch with a family ing for $19,900. T. J. Crookett or part-time. Apply In person. first floor, adults, heat, hot wa- home, only 36 seconds from ’TOLIAND — Near Parkway, In Bolton or Coventry. I will Tfuc Review Is In session The Wggery Beauty Salon, 626 T-V Service, 386 Center St., »r, electricity, stove and re room with fireplace, huge mod range, dining room, large liv room. Spacious living room Realtor, 648-1677. ______East (Jenter St. Ideal for the advertise your house and slrow ing room with fireplace, 3 bed neat 4 room Ranch, 4% acres Campaign Gets Under Way from 6 to 8 tonight, to hear htaln St., Manchester, Tuesday Manchester, 643-2206. frigerator, $126 per month. 649- em kitchen, screened porch, 2- with fireplace, dining room, u a m c h e STER_7 room older large family that needs 6 bed N.Y, Sanitation Men rooms and a heated family of land, privacy. Only $14,900. it only to c£u»fully screened appeals from taxpayers ques through Saturday. 6263. car garage, wooded lot, $34,- generous bedrooms. Kitchen rooms. Permanent siding and prospective bujiers. Please C£dl MACHINISTS HOTPOINT push button 80” 900. Phllbiick Agensy, Real room, 2-car garage, $26,500. Cape, aU utilities, won’t last. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. tioning their October 1967 electric range. Call 649-6680 be has built-in oven and range and Asking $14,600. H. M. Fre aluminum storms and screens, Judith. Wilhelm, Real Estate For Funds for Girl Scoute SCHOOL BUS operators, part- SIX ROOMS, second floor, heat tors, 649-6847. Wolverton Agtncy, Pealtoni, loads of cabinets, attached ga property assessments. Ensfine Lathe tween 9-11:30 a.m. ------649-2813. chette, Realty, 647-9993. 2-car garage, $23,000. Wolver- CHARMING Cape Cod — with Broker, 228-3682. ’The local campaign for funds unteers working with the troops. The session, in the Munici Defy Order to Work time hours, rate $2.47. 20 hour ed, Main St. with enclosed sun- rage, $21,900. Wolverton Agen ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Among the service projects porch, $146. References. 643- LAKEWOOD Circle So. — ______wooded rear yard offers 3 or for Girl Scouts began last night pal Building Hearing Room, week. Silver Lane Bus Line, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. MANCHESTER — 2-family, 4-4 4 bedrooms and congenial undertaken by the troops are; (Continued from Page O n e ) ------Turret Lathe 49 Bralnard Place, Manches 9678. Large rambling oversize Colon- INVESTMENT Property — 2 TWO family, 6-6 flat, aluminum with a meeting in the Fireplace is for those taxpayers whose Machinery and Tools 52 ial —C -j. __ nclosed family 6 and 4, convenient lo central, large lot, 4 garages, neighborhood. Call now, $18,- Favors and centerpieces for the last names start with the quest that you provide whatever ment block alone a newsman ter, 643-8978. SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed excellent Income property. H. siding, 163x164 lot, convenient Room of the Community Hall. Bridgeport 1966 CASE 460 DeUel "bull-doz- 36 MAIN ST. first floor, 3 rooms, patio V VI JI I ) ;arage. cation, near shopping, buses. 900. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Wallace Says monthly birthday parties and letters N through S. assistance may be available un- found 10 hillocks of reeking swill Excellent return. Call 643(-1646 rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, M. Frechette Realty, 647-9998. ly located. Leonard Agency, Mrs. Arnold Waterman, third Minimum one year experi ARTIFICIAL flower designer er, angle and tilt blade, tor heat, hot water, electricity, Large iscaped Realtors, 646-0469. 640-4636. special holidays aj Mansfield Another 6 to 8 p.m. hear der the law, including use of the —several five feet high and sev- or 649-8782 evenings. kitchen has built-in oven, He’s Candidate vice-president of the Connecti organlzed militia If necessary.” en feet long. Firemen canceled ence for full or part-time work, que drive. Excellent condition- electric stove and refrigerator. lot. Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, SEVEN room modem home off Training School (senior and ing will be conducted tomor 649-6347. range, formal dining room, HERE is a must see home on a »^NSFIELD-7% room cut Valley Girl Scout Council, “In plainer language, per- routine building Inspections to Manchester, Conn. area. Write priced for quick sale. Offers Call 649-2866 before 6, week 13x20’ living room with unique Porter St. in one of Manches- For President cadette troops); fruit baskets row, for those tfixpaycrs 46-66 hours per week H. Andrews and S^ps, 96 Dunn days only. MANCHESTER — Ideal young quiet residential street located with acreage in a neighborhood spoke to the aissembled adults for the needy and shut-ins on whose last names start with haps, that means the possible fre® more men for the growing Liberal benefits invited. 643-8110. 399 WOODLAND S T .^ room family home. Four rooms on fireplace arrangement. Two ters finest neighborhoods. Cus with homes selling up to $86,- who will work on the drive, tell Rd., Hamden, Conn, for ap tom built with many unusual within walking distance of all (Continued from Page One) Christmas and ’Thanksgiving the letters T through Z. use of the New York State Na- naenace of rubbish fires. GLENWOOD stove. 42”. excel- heated rooms. Cape, carpeting, 2 baths, ga a tree shaded lot. Aluminum years old. If this sounds like 000. We are happy to offer you ing them why the council cam Uonal Guard," the nfiayor said. Harlem leaders noted rats First and 2nd shifts pointment. your kind of house you may features. Beautiful park like schools for one car conven (all levels, a Bro-wnie and the Those toxpayers unable to lent condition, $36. Call 648- Second floor, washer-dryer con rage, lot approximately 60x300. storms and screens. Full cel ience. Offers 3 bedrooms, this new home for $36,000. For ^ y e m ^ e n t ’They are con paign Is needed and what prin One break for the dtty^came scampering In the filth and want to talk to us. Wolverton lot. Priced in the low 30’s. By more information call the Phil Cadette troop this year); kits appear on their scheduled 9920. nections, $136. Bus line, refer Owner transferred south. T. J. lar. Identical homes selling equipped kitchen, living room ciples are hopefully instilled in for the Connecticut Children’s when forecasters canceled, a called on the city for use of the Coll Mr. Qiggey, 876-3317 ences, lease. Call 643-6614 af Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. appointment. Philbrlck Agency, brick Agency, 649-5347. cerned and disturbed about the nights may attend the SituoHons Wanted— everyday for this price, $14, with fireplace, beautifully land girls through the Girl Scout Services for babies being put provisional warning for four garbage trucks by local real- CONTROMATICS, Corp. ter 6. 900. Wolverton Agency, Real 649-5347. trends being followed by our na-- board’s final hearing, Satur Female 38 scaped lot with 2-car garage. VERNON — l(X)x3(X) wooded day, from 9 to 11 a.m. inches of snow which could pax- dents declaring a state of emer- 200 West Main St., Rockville MANCHESTER — Vernon line, tors, 649-2813. NEW LISTING —Need space? tional leadership.” ^ bE' is one of eight towns Musical Instruments S3 room Ranch, 1*4 baths, Eight big rooms in desirable BUSINESS ZONE — Modem 8 Mrs. Smith will be happy to building lot, on which we will 668; scrapbooks for Mansfield alyze essential services unless 8®ncy already existed there, SECRETARY-RecepOonist. Ex He called for an end to in the council that does not streets were plowed. The sanlta- Lindsay said if the strikers An Equal Opportunity FARFISA COMBO Compact — Business Locations large flreplaced living room. MANCHESTER Benton St. area, 1V4 baths, room house, 1*4 baths, fire show you this listing at your build your new home, your . . . (Brownie Troop 620) and carol perience. Small office pre 6-room convenience. Call her at the plans or ours. Wesley R. Smith crime running ra m p ^ t in ev- have a united fund appeal. tlon men normally man snow failed to return he would ask Employer ferred. Manchester area. Mon Excellent condition. Must sell— For Rent 64 built-ins, aluminum windows. Ranch, double garage, 2 fire walking distance to all schools, place, garage, outbuilding, ’Therefore the drive must be ing for shut-lps. Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- Oonstructlon Co., 648-1667. city of our nation.” for pun- removal equipment. Republican Gov. Nelson A. day through Thursday. Ref drafted. $426. Call 289-0664 af places, carpeting, recreation churches, bus, shopping. Im- main highway, many posslblll- ______;______ishment of what he termed conducted on a house-to-house The senior troop has put in STORE FOR RENT — down 0131. mediate occupancy. Call now. ties, $23,600. Hutchins Agency 1121. Police Arrests Still In effect were predictions Rockefeller to "make available erences. Call 643-7620, most ter 4 :30 p.m. room, swimming pool, trees, SUBURBAN RANCH, over one ’’treasonable acts” aiding the basis. ’The goal for the eight many hours of service at the of occEisional light snow and those forms of state assistance I evenings, after 6 p.m. town Manchester, State Thea view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, Belflore Agency, 643-5121. Realtors, 649-6324. FOR you ptople who have nev towns is $20,000. Mansfield state school £uid hos- tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, acre of woodland for your prl- nation’s enemies, for what he A warrant charging violation gale force winds that could scat- believe are vital to the protec 2-car garage, paneled recrea Realtors, 649-6324. er been satisfied with just vacy, 3 bedrooms, big tiring called a return to constitutional ’This money is used for the pital. ter the waste piled throughout tlon of our dtizens from dis Whv Buck T raffic__Work w il l care for your pre-school AMPEG SB-12—Excellent con state Theatre, 643-7832. council office —for salaries of The g;lr1s go camping, as of probation was served by ease, fire or vermin.” ^ girl in my home. Registered dlOon. $100. Call 647-1018. tion room, large treed lot, $22,- "good enough” things Jarvis room, only 8 yetirs old, $17,- government and ”a nation the city. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors klERE $19,700 will purchase this is proud to offer these brand 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, wherein our states are able to the 16 paid persons working troops or Individually during Manchester police at 1 a.m. to Close to Home and Get 643-9044 MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ Negotiators for the union and There are no precedents in _____ FENDER Bassman amplifier. with basement. Downtown 649-5324. lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 new OtUTison Colonials on 649-4636. run their affairs, their schools, there, for expenses, for services the summer. Last summer 16 day on Michael A. DePaolls, 23, the city met with mediators the modem era for calling the All the Benefits EXPERIENCED woman de- excellent condition, 10 months Main St., central. Call 622-3114. fireplaces, separate furnaces, wooded lots just seconds from hospitals and other domestic in to girls £ind leaders. ’The total girls attended resident camp; of 15 Hamlin St. through the night at Grade National Guard into a Ne wYork PORTER ST. area — 4 bed one apartment Includes wall to COVENTRY-BOL’TON line. 6% stitutions without receiving di operating budget of the coun 10 attended day camp, and 39 sires part-time or temporary 649-6552 after 4 p.m. the highway in Manchester. On Robert Violette, 44, of 4 Llt- Mansion in a last-ditch attempt Chty labor dispute, 460 MAIN St. — store or of room Colonial. 2',4 baths, kitch wall, well built and well main ly 2 avtiilable so you had bet room L-Ranch, 2-car attached rections from Washington, cil U $124,000. took part In troop camping. FIRST CLASS SHOP WANTS I 85 East Center St. to reach a settlement before the The mayor said that if the h ig h quality used banjo $36. fice, ideal for many purposes. en built-ins, family room with tained. Don’t be disappointed. ter hurry. Buy now and make garage, fireplace, treed lot, Im D.C.” Dr. Bernard J. Sheridan Is Mrs. Robert Yamamato, field U® St., was served a warrant mayor's 7 a m. ultimatum dead- workers went back to the job FIRST CLASS HELP! simple„ bookkeeping, clerical. « Good used classical guitar with fireplace, wall to wall carpet 643-7912. 646-2426, 9-6. We sold the twin next door in ^ At Summit St. your own decorating selections. mediate occupancy, $21,600. He has said a third-party campaign chairman for Bolton, director for the Manchester- charging fradulent issue of line. one of three courses could be case, $30. Call 849-4714 after ing throughout, 2-car garage. no time. Wolverton Agency, Call the Jarvis Realty Co., Hayes Agency, 646-0131. challenge would, "show both Working with him are Milton Bolton Community Association check. The warrant was served As the strike entered Its sev- pursued: continuing negoUa- 1. O. D. surface or cutter 2:30. STORE FOR RENT, Main St.. Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643 Realtors, 649-2813. Realtors, 643-1121. parties that they can either Jensen, James Klar, Allan grinder. Manchester in State Theatre WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL VERNON — 2-family, 6 room of scouts, chaired the meeting at 5:30 p.m. yesterday and enth day, Lindsay ordered city tions, submitting the dispute to Situations Wanted— 1567. give us a choice or we’re going Hoffman and Mrs. Don (Jarpen- night, bond was set at $500. officials to parley at sunrise to fact-finding or submitting a me- IDEAL for beginners, small, building, reasonable rent. For RES’TORED rambling Cape units e.ach with 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER to run and hurt them both.' ’ ter. Valentine Program Anthony Dakilo. 45, pres- determine if a citywide state of diation proposal to a secret vote 2. Truck driver for com Mole 39 one speaker amplifier, like information please call theatre Cod, 2 baths, huge swimming near Vernon Circle, excellent Wallace, 48, arrived In the There are four majors: Rev. pany delivery and pick new, best offer. Call 649-6952. manager at 643-7832, fliifmclng available, Wesley R Bolton Grange will have a ently registered in the Veter- emergency should be declared, by union membership. - MAINTENANCE plumber, 17 Conveniently Located Xerox Copy Service pool, cabfma, bam, guest capital by charted pl£ine J- Stanton Conover, Mrs. Rob- Valentlne program tomorrow at ans Administration Hospital at Such a determination would be Lindsay declared he would up, neat, dependable and 7 room Cape close to bus, house, 5 acres, atmosphere. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. Wednesday night. ^^t Dixon, Mrs. Frank Del- reliable. years in greater Hartford hos THREE room front paneled of Manchester GLAD|S per doz. $1.89 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. Rocky Hill, was chiirged witii a necessary prelude to a city re- "use the full powers of this of- pital, repair faucets, leaks shopping and schools. • Full Hutchins Agency, Realtors, BOL’TON — 6 room flreplaced A former state court judge, vocchlo and Aloyslus Aheam. Marshall Noble of Hlllstown intoxication on Main St. at 10:32 quest for state assistance in- fice to protect the health and Office and Store fice. 100 per cent Main St. loca Blueprint and Supply, Inc. 649-6324. Come in and talk it over and general repair on pipes, Equipment 54 tion, near banks. Apply Mar .shed dormer, 2 full baths Ranch, 2-car garage large Wfillace served as Alabfima "R*® majors have captains un Grange will show slides of Puer- a.m. yesterday, eluding a possible guard callup, welfare of the people of this fixtures and tubing. 649-2964. fireplaced living room, din 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY lot, governor from 1963 to 1967. Inel- d®*" ^®»"' Lindsay said the people of the city.” He made his statement with J. Krulis, General low’s, Inc., 867 Main St. SPLIT Level ■7 rooms, form- beautifully landscaped of to Rico and the Virgin Islands. Dakilo, out on a p£iss from BURROUGHS electric posting ing room, and rec room ideal foi- children. Assumable igible to seek re-election, he range for solicitors, each This part of the program, which the hospital, had been warned city of eight million were "dis- Wedne.sday night after first Manager at Emco Corp., MAN FRIDAY—one man office 649-8698 £il dlni baths, Route 6 A 44A, Bolton. Call machine model P-40, Reming 376 SQ. FT. ground floor, cen with bar. Priced at only mortg(age, Leonard Agency, failed in an effort to amend the whom to to knular H. G. SCHULZE Inc. 39 Man’s nickname Excellent condition, nice for PAINTING — interior and exte- Club Plan, Dept. 'T604, Lyn- Send resume and salary re OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS cam p or lake. 289-5617. quirements to, or call: 40 Family member a STB rior, very reasonable, free es HEALTH CENTER brook, N.Y. 875-9707 (coll.) Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? timates. Call Richard Martin, 41 Feminine title 3^M1.0«aaa«.' ' THAT'S aOTTA BE THE LAST > SURE--AN’ WHY NOTf HE ^ ST 649-9286, 649-4411. Hartford Plaza SALESWOMAN for ladies bet Arthur Toumas w WORP IN LAZINESS.' THREAP- RIPPEP’EM.SOWWSHOULPNY (ab.) / 1 * 7 42 Retain 24-Hour Answering Service Motorcycks— 16th FT(x>r ter dresses, 9-3 or full-time. POSITIONS open on all three Technical Director I IN© THE NEEPLE WITH YARRS HE DO SOME OF THE WORKf ST INTERIOR and exterior paint Many benefits, ideal working AKT I aOT AN EXTRA LOOP 44 Cereal grass Hartford shifts. Apply in person Klock OF THREAP-ANP then MAKINfS 46 Wager Bicycks 11 ing and papering. Call Phil THE BABY SEW UP HIS OWN PANTS J 1 CAN LET OUT IN CASE HE w Free to Heraid Readers conditions. Apply immediate Company, 1272 Tolland Tpke., IX^SN’T TURN AROONP 47 EgypUan skink Denoncourt, 742-6173. 278-7720 ly. House A Hale, 946 Main Colonial Board Company D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS BY HAVINS HIM CRAWL BACK 51 Bustle 1967 HONDA — S90 Scrambler. Manchester. ANP FORTH.' RISHT WHEN I TELL HIM.' Want information on one of our doaslfled odvertisementa? Street, Main office. 615 Parker Street «2 Thrice (music) No answer at the Mephone listed? Simply call the Excellent condiUon, 1,9(X) miles, INSIDE-outside painting. Spe THE AM ERICAN S HAVE YEAH . THE VIEW FRO M 53 Siouan Indians MECHANICS w a n t e d " " ^ gM Manchester, ConnecUcut T**Tm f! RT ITTB $376. Call 644-1977 after 6 p.m. cial rates for people over 6S. RESISTER.ED... I PUT THIS SPOT LEAVES ME COME ON BACK, CHUM- 54 Knife strokes GENERAL office work, pleas and diesel pick-ups to ten THEM INTO YOUR ABSOLUTELY SPEECHLESS. 56 ------coat Call my competitors, then call Telephone: 649-4667 . rr'STiME FOR another 1967 YAMAHA. 260 cc. excel ant and diversified duties. Hdp Wontod— Mok 36 wheelers, new modem equip SPECIAL ROOM. 57 Group atUtudes sT EDWARDS me. Estimates given. 649-7863, STITCH/ lent condition, 1300 miles. Call Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., ment and plant, company paid 56 South African 876-8401. finches !T after 4 p.m. 643-7627. South Windsor. JOURNEYMAN electrician. Im benefits, clean uniforms daily, ______~ r ANSWERING SERVICE DOWN mediate steady employment. seven paid holidays, paid vaca- PART-TIME drivers needed PAINTING — paperhanging, 20 DRIVERS for school buses, Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. Uon, top wages. Call 278-1663 1 Send forth T years experience. Winter rates. immediately, mornings 6 a.m.- 2 Biblical weed 6494500 075-2519 Manchester schools, 7 :30-8:46 for more information. Brainard 12:30. Evenings 6:30 p.m.-9:80 Business Services Call 249-7771, Mr. Gaulln. FULL-TIME gas staUon attend а. m. and 2:16-3:45 p.m. Excel Ford Truck Center, 48 Brain Apply A-1 Industrial Caterers, Ofkrw d 13 ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan and leave your message. YouTl hear from our adverttoer in JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom lent part-time for third sh|ft ard Road, Hartford. 11 Brainard Place. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Garage, Esso Service Center, WILLIAMS Tree Seivice, spec painting, interior and exterior workers, housewives, retired Route 83, Vernon. ializing in tree and shrub Care. paperhanging, wallpaper re persons. We train you. Call PRESS OPERATORS DUE to expansion we need a 643-2414. 643-8104. moved. Wallpaper books on re FORK LIFT OPERATORS man to train for manager po Personob DEAN MACHINE PACKERS sition, good starting salary quest. FYilly insured. Free es WANTED by motherless family RIDERS WANTED vicinity of LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also while in training. Must have H ERALD timates. Call 649-9658. woman to take over household CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester First Shift, 46 Hour Week car. Must have neat appear Park St. to Pratt and Whitney moving large appliances. Bum- duties and to care for two chil 3:80 to 12:00 shift. 649-9426. kig barrels delivered, $4. 644- EASTERN BOILER A ance and good persorufllty. WAYOUT BOX LETTERS dren, ages 2 and 4, to live In BY KEN HfUSE 1776. Floor Finishing 24 Has immediate openings ELECTRONICS, INC. Many employe benefits. Ap RIDE wanted to P. A W., Gate full-Ume, pleasant neighbor days and nights: 99 Loomis St. ply in person. Singer Company, For Your 2, WiUow St., 8-4:46, from YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- hood. 875-6236, 643-1884 or write 856 Main St., Manchester. IT’S FUNNY HOW YOU P. O. Box K, Vernon, Cjonn. Swamp Rd. ancl South St., Oov- Cellars, attics, yard and ing (specializing in older Tool Maker for Jig and Fix- c LEr k - part-Ume, teacher DON'T NOTICE THAT Information small trucking done A-1 right. DRIVERS for school buses, 1-7 entry. 742-8816 after 6. floors). Inside painting. Paper SECRETARY for law office. ture Work preferred for package store, UNTIL YOU GET IN THE WORRY WART TM W A M. SR Call Tremano Trucking Serv hanging. No job too small. Manchester Schools, 7 :80-8:46 Shorthand and typing, hours 9- some evenings and Saturdays THE HFSLALD will not Turret Lathe Operators a.m. and 2:16-3:46 p.m. Excel ORBIT.' ice toll free, 742-9487. John VerfeilUe, 649-6760. , day week. Write Box D D, during school year, full-time dlsdoee the identltty of б 6 lent part-time for third shift Automobiles For Sok 4 Manchester Herald. Hardinge Checker Operators summers. Write Box (XJ, Man any advertiser using box SALES AND Service on Arlens, ALL FLOORS, old and new, eX' workers, housewives, retired SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL kebters. Readers answer chester Herald. 1966 PONTIAC GTO, 2-door Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn pertly sanded and refinished, g im ,t .yin full or General Machinists persons. W etraln you. CaU 648- ing blind box ads who mowers. Mso Homellte chain hardtop. Drafted, best offer. Carpentry and Interior paint- part-time, salaried position. 2414. I / AT LA'oT/ A M E R I C A f )' desire to protect their saws anc, International Cub ing. C. Miller, 649-8458. Milling Machine Operators Identity can foUow this 646-0256 before 5 p.m. Ideal working conditions. Ex Cadet Tractors. Rental equip INDUSTRIAL MAN to help owner operate es AME/?ICA? procedure: CHEVROLET 19M SS396, 4- cellent shorthand and typing Drill Pres? Operators ment and sharpening service ability required. Legal back SALES tablished tire, department. Op Endoee your reply to the speed, 2-door hardtop. No mon on all makes. L A M Equip Bonds— Stocks Inspectors portunity to purchase at later ey down, assume monthly ground preferred, will train box in an envelope — ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. M ortgages 27 qualified applicant. Inquire Will sell marking equipment date when owner retires. 648- address to the Classi payments of $67.16, 36 months 876-7609 Manchester Exchange Experience In Job Shop and services throughout 5332. SECOND MORTGAGE —Un weekdays, 9-6, 647-9903. fied Manager, Manchester to pay. Call Hartford 233-8716 — Enterprise 1948. Preferred New England using com V Evening Herald, together ask for Mr. Bake. limited funds available for sec STEP UP TO Avon. Dignified New plant, completely alr- pany vehicle. Prefer some with a memo listing the SHARPENING Service - ■ Saws, ond mortgages, payments to part-time employment for BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE oompankes you do NOT I960 CHEVROLET station wag (KndlUoned for summer and technical sales experience, knives, axes, shears, skates, suit your budget. Expedient women of all ages. Our na want to see your letter. on, running condition, for quick winter, all benefi^. excellent career opportunity esM EN TO KEY W EST FOR UNDERW ATER.. rotary blades. Quick service. service. J. D. Rjalty, 643-6129. tional advertising on TV and FIREPLACE SAWYER,1H1S IS MR. RANKIN, Your letter will be de sale, $99. CaU 643-9044. with fast growing company. ^TRA IN IN G AND TSPECIAL INSTRUCTIO N t Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main in magazines make earnings Salary plus profit sharing. IN MIXED-GAS BREATHING. I THE NOTED VOLCANOLOGIST.., stroyed if the advertiser An Equal Opportunity AND DR. LANE ,'(DUR PHYSICIAN Is one you’ve mentioned. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, 2-door s S Business Opportunism 28 of $3 an hour possible In a ter Employer CaU for appointment. AND A SPECIALIST IN MARINE If not it wiU be handled sunroof. No money down, as ritory near home. Call 289-4922 day 7:30-4. 043-7998. WOOD BIO LO G Y. ,------in the usual manner. sume monthly payments o f ______PHILLIPS Petroleum (3o. l-as a for appointment in your home TRUCK driver’s helper 18 ■u'att 'C'M'Rli'r'lf T»ia modem 3 bay service station at your convenience. d iv e r’s license N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. $40.34, 36 months to pay. Call TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, required. 6 day week. Apply Hartford 288-8716. Ask for Mr. building lots cleared, trees top- for lease. Excellent opportu Bunker HUl Rd., Andover L A R G E $ 1 nity, paid training program. i^MArr"wANTED wie day a Shipping Department, Watkins Dtos. ped. Got a tree problem? Well 742-8061 Lost and Found 1 Call 236-3770 aftei 0 p.m or week for light housework. Iron Brothers, 936 Main St., Man B U N D LES I worth phone call, 742-8262. LOST — male tan Beagle Hound MUSTANG 1966 Fastback, 2- 1-201-377-8100. ing and babysitting. In my chester. with black tail, 3 months old, door hardtop. No money down, APARTMENT owners —Maln- home. Vemon St. area. CaU (V E l’ER AND DEEPER, the SAWYER 649-8638. SHORT order cook-grill man 6 MECHANIC — fuU time, good Wa G. Glenney Co. *^MM1LY SIMULATES DIVES IN THE vicinity Highland Park Store assume monthly payments, tenance Service Company de- -HRED OF THE SAME PAY CHECK? nights for quality restaurant, wages to an experienced man. PRESSURE CHAMBER POWNTD 600 parking lot, $20. Reward if $68.73, 30 months to pay. Call sigpied for k>w efficient upkeep BABYSITTER wanted, days, vi chance for advancement. See See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan 336 N. Main St. FEET. THEN INTO THE * WET POT*... » W reEKS PA5S...BACK TO WASHINGTON, returned, no questions asked. Hartford 238-8716. Ask for Mr. with men that know mainte- Call SUNOCO cinity Bentley Scdiod. Call 643- Roy at Knudsen’s Country Garage, Rt. 83, Vemon. WATER-RUED CHAMKR...T0 SEE “ "^TO MEET OTHER MEMBERS OF 1 -7 649-9261. Bake. nance. 649-3666, 649-4342. And Ask About Their . . 6341. Fair, 1100 Burnside Ave., East ------HOW THEY FUNaiON UNDERWATER. T H EIR T E A M . e