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VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 106 (TWENTY PAGE8—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 (Glaasifled AdveitklnK oa Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS

Whale of a ‘Tail’ LB J Proposes T ax LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP)— While taking photographs 70 feet below the ocean’s sur­ face, Rick Origg couldn’t re­ Report of Pueblo Agreement sist the Impulse to pat a 28- For U.S. Tourists f o o t migrating California gray whale. WASraNOTON tAP) —Presi- modest incomes or those of any dent Johnson’s administration income level who choose to The whale responded with proposed today to tax the travel modestly In this period." a flip of its tail that knocked spending the American tourists Fowler said the average low the airplpe from Origg’s outside t(he Western Hemisphere income traveler such as a stu­ mouth, pushed his face plate Unconfirmed in Washington above a $7-a-day level. dent or a foreign bom citizen to his shoulders and slashed his forehead. Secretary of the Treasury visiting relatives and friends Another diver helped Grlgg Henry H. Fowler made the pro­ abroad spend uple Die to foreign air traffic and to wa­ would be a second dose of bitter SEOUL (AP) — The news­ medicine after the still unswal­ ter transportation outside the paper Chosun nbo said the Unit­ Western Hemisphere. lowed proposal for an income In NeMdngton tax hike. ed States agreed today to apolo­ The cusbom-tfree bringing But Chairman Wilbur D. Mills back of purchases made abroad gize to North Korea and the of the House Ways and Means would also be sharply restrict­ House Fire North Koreans agreed to return ed. Committee, which has repeated­ the 83 crewmen of the seized in­ ly shelved the tax increase Fowler told the committee telligence ship Pueblo. This was while demanding more spending NEWINGTON (AP)—Two per­ this .particular method' was sons perished in a fire that denied In Washington. cuts, has shown himself more 4 “ We have no confirmation on odepted so that the tax would swept a home early today. "not fall heavily on those with (See Page Five) The victims were identified as that,” William P. Bundy, assist­ 5 Howell G. Rees, 86, and his wife ant secretary of state said. “ As Dorothy, 87. of this moment we cannot re­ The blaze broke out after 1 port any progress.” a.m. Bundy added that meetings Police said Mrs . Rees was between the United States and the North Koreans are conUij- pulled from the house by neigh­ Nixon and Romney ulng. bors but was dead on arrival Quoting an unidentified South at Hartford Hospital. Rees’ body Korean government source, was found in the wreckage. Chosun nbo aald the agreement Cause of the fire -was njot Itr • Press Campaigns was reached at the third secret mediately determined. meeting of U.S. and North Ko­ A report from a neighbor, who rean representatives held at Nixon said flames were shooting f jRi Panmunjom, where the Military Rom ney . through the roof, brought all Armistice Commission meets in four of the town’s volunteer fire MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — the demilitarized zone between companies to the 8-room ranch Richard M. Nixon moves Into Gov. George Romney said today North and South Korea. house at 143 Reservoir Rd. Wisconsin today, opening one of Richard M. Nixon realizes now The report said the United The roof and back, of the the most critical battles in his his opponent is no pushover in States agreed to a Communist house were wrecked. Mr. and fight to win the Republican the New Hamp^iire presidential demand that It sign a note of Mrs. Rees lived alone there. presidential nomination for a primary. And Romney renewed apology admitting that the One fireman was hurt when second time. his demand that the former ■vice Ftoeblo violated North Korean This is the second leg in Nix­ president face him in campaign an ambulance, moving into the waters. area, caught a hose being as­ on’s drive. debate, saying the voters won’t U.S. officials in Seoul said sembled by firemen. The fire­ He finished three days of in­ settle for “ hide-and-seek” tac­ they could neither confirm nor tensive campaigning in New tics. man was spun around and ^ f m deny the report. tossed against a hrueik. He was Hampshire today and one of his “ I think he realizes he’s in a Earlier South Korean sources taken to Hartford Hospital, aides, commenting on the recep­ contest," the underdog Romney had reported the meeting at where he was released after an tions to his appearances, said said of Nixon. But Romney said Panmunjom today and said the examination. He returned to the “ It was all and more than we his program haa forced Nixon to North Koreans offered to re­ scene to continue fighting the expected.” change Now Hampshire strate­ lease the body of one dead blaze. New Hampshire holds the na­ gy. American and “several" In­ tion’s first presidential primary "Whoever was responsible for jured if the United States would F election on March 12, followed the early strategy thought it Long Hair Defended admit the Pueblo was trespass­ by the Wisconsin primary April was pretty'much of a'pushov­ NORWAL K(AP)—A Ovll Lib­ ing. 2. er,” Romney said. He said the erties Union lawyer is to ap­ A Seoul radio station said Nixon is counting heavily on Nixon forces realize now that is pear in court today to challenge (AP Pholofax) three helicopters were waiting, destroying his "loser image" by not the case. the suspensions because of long Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara during discussion of Far East events on ‘Meet the Press’ last night. at the conference building at winning decisively in six pri­ Nixon originally planned no hair of four Brien McMahon Panmunjom in expectation of maries—and especially the first more than six days of New High School students. two. Hampshire campaigning, but The lawyer. Burton Weinstein (See Page Nineteen) His lieutenants see New plans now to put in more time in of the Fairfield chapter of the Hampshire as ultra important the state, Romney said. Connecticut Civil Liberties E Police Make Marines Repel Over 2 0 0 VC, (See Page Three) (See Page Three) (See Page Nineteen) Herald Begins New Service In Robberies Rushed Hill Near Khe Sanh starting today the Los An­ SAIGON, (AP) — U.S. Ma­ other positions at Khe Sanh, northern sector to back up gels Times/Washington Post Further investigation by rines beat off 200 to 300 North was the start of the expected 40,000 Marines already there. News Services will provide Manchester and State Po­ Vietnamese troops attacking a North Vlenamese offensive Intelligence officers estimate at The Herald with a compre­ lice has resulted in another hill overlooking the northwest along the northern frontier. But least 38,000 North Vietnamese hensive, daily news report fortress at Khe Sanh today. The the U.S. Command disclosed it troops are massed in the fron­ from key centers, both do­ arrest connected with the mestic and abroad. Jan. 20 looting of a Man­ Viet Cong opened a fresh heavy had moved 3,600 paratroopers tier regrion. attack in Saigon while fighting from the 101st Airborne Division The North Vietnamese at­ This news service, the first chester Sears - Roebuck continued in Hue and other tarr to the northern sector “ to be tacked a Marine company hold­ in the field since World War store and the robbery of a gets of the Communist offensive prepared for any contingency.” ing Hill 861A with Bangalore I, combines the editorial ef­ Caldor Department store in against South Vietnamese ciUes. Since the first of the year, the torpedoes, explosive charges forts of The Times, the larg­ Brookfield in December Police reported about 400 Viet U.S. Command haa shifted and bazooka-type rockets. The est and most influential 1966. Cong overran a police substa­ about 18,000 Army troops to the hill is a bald patch of scarred newspaper in the West, and Leslie W. Feldman, 32, of tion in Saigon after nightfall and earth that dominates the north­ The Post, the leading news­ Jamaica, N. Y,, was arraigned launched a heavy assault on a western approach to the Khe paper In the nation’s capital. in East Hairtford Circuit Court main police precinct in the city. Sanh Marine base three miles Since its inception in 1962, the 12 today on charges of receiv­ away. Times/Post Service has been l^i- The attacks came after allied ing stolen goods and larceny in officials reported the Commu­ Bulletin AP correspondent John T. serving more than 190 news­ excess of $2,000. His case was nists would open a second big Wheeler, with the Marines at papers in this country and transferred to the Danbury attack on the capital. Khe Sanh, reported that the around the world. Circuit Court 3 on Feb. 19. After 90 minutes of fighting, HILLHOUSE DISTURBANCE Leathernecks crushed the at­ The emphasis will be on developments in the key hot­ Feldman was arrested by the Viet Ck)ng had the main pre­ tack with the help of artillery NEW HAVEN (AP) — An­ spots of the world, Washing­ state police late Saiturday after cinct in flames. The police and jet air strikes that sent the other disturbance was report­ Communist assault waves reel­ ton, D.C., and domestic being transported from his New abandoned it and headed for the ed today among pupils .at ing back. points where the news is ur­ York home for questioning by center of Saigon. Police said Hillhouse High School. Police Six North Vietnamese bodies gent. detectives of the Manchestet they refrained from using heavy said pupils wore said to be were found inside the compa­ From Times and Post bu­ and State Police departments. return fire because of the dan­ leaving the predominantly ger to the heavy population in ny’s perimeter and about 180 reaus around the globe there The present charges fUed are Negro school at about 12:30 the area. more were just outside. The Ma­ will be dispatches going be­ those connected with the Brook­ p.m. Details were not immed­ rines also reported capturing hind the day’s developments, field robbery. However, simi­ It was too early to know iately available. Hillhouse two prisoners and 64 weapons. providing insight into events lar Charges will be filed in con- whether the 3%-hour ground as­ High was the scene of an out­ The company defending the hill in Europe, Africa, Latin sault on Hill 861A, accompanied burst last Dec. 16 with fights America and Asia. (See Page Ten) by a heavy artillery attack on and walkouts by pupils. (See Page Nineteen)

No Mood to Be Milked J>jcvumA, lAddsudip J'SucL lApL Ovsui, £010 Los Angeles Times It warned Aloore that he had talking about the way he’s 1, 1968.” sig;n'ed his letters. His signature KereU photo b y Bucelvtcius Washington Post News Service no right to buy a cow owned Moore read the letter, then by the United States. The letter was full of flourishes.” headed for town to talk the Joanne O’Neil receives teacher’s congratulatios at EOHS. CORYDON, Iowa, Feb. 4—An told Aloore either to return The government made its matter over with friends. “ Hioy Iowa farmer was in no mood to the cow or pay for it. position clear: “ We have been told me to tell the government be milked of 182.60 dollars by Moore says he doesn’t have advised,” the letter said, “ thht to go to hell," Moore ssdd. "But a bossy federal government for the cow, never has seen it, on or about April 18, 1967, you in the back of my mind, I knew ECHS Senior Named Junior Miss doesn’t want it and won’t pay purchased from Dennis R. that you just don’t tell the a big black cow he had never for it .Bhu^ermore, he demands Starnes, Unlonvllle, Mo., through federal government to go to hell By BILL OOE Junior Miss, Deborah Luben of year’s contest are also seniors seen. And therein lies a story an apolgy from the govern­ the community sale at Center­ and get away with it. Besides, " For the second time in three Bristol. at East Catholic: Eileen P. of a cow the United States of ment “ for being so damned rude ville, Iowa, one black cow for I figured if I dodn’ t get it years, a student representing Joanne’s victory makes her Sullivan, daughter of Air. and America has lost. and acting before they found 182.80 dollars. straightened out, they’d send Connecticut’s representative in out what the hell the score was." “ This is to advise you that the sheriff after m e." / East Cathohe High School has Mrs. Warren Sullivan of 93 King The government contends that been selected as Ooimectlcut’s the National Junior Miss finals St., East Hartford; and Kathleen Moore, 34, who farms 240 this property was under Hen So Moore paid the coimly at­ Jack N. Moore bought the cow. Junior Miss. to be held in March in Mobile, Alichalak, daughter of Mr. and acres near here in Southern to the United States of Amer­ torney two dollars to write a This displeased the government Vivacious, 17-year-old Joanne Ala. Airs. Henry Michalak of 278 Iowa, first heard of the cow ica; . .This property was sold letter answering Uie govem- because it has a lien on the O’Neil, an ECHS senior and In 1966, another girl from Hackmatack St., Alanchester. on Jan. 16 when he received a without the knowledge or con­ mentr He denied having pur­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joim East Catholic, Miss Patricia animal as the result of a fhrm letter from Jose. "It was of­ sent of the government. Miss SuUiivain was named fiirat loan. chased "said black cow ." O’Neil of 4 Murray Rd., Wap- Rioux of Glastonbury, was chos­ ruimer-uip and first in the talent ficial, you could tell by the “ Demand is hereby made' The payment deadline has iptng, won the 1968 title at lest en Connecticut winner of the porUon of the contest. Kaithleen So the government, ^ actipg formal stationery and Uie neat upon you for the return of the come and gone and Moore has night’s pageant finals at the event. » Michalak, the third irunner-up, ■\ through J. Everett Jose' of the typewriting those government property described above- or heard nothing more from the State Armory in Hartford. N The finalists are judged for wnn the judges’ tiropihy for poise ' Farmers Home Administration offices use," Moore said. "And 182.80 dollars, which represents United States government. A crowd of more than 1,000 poise, , appearance, . alertness,- and personality. In Columbia, Mo., sent Moore a you could tell that this Jose the fair market value of the watched as Joanne was selected and creative ability, in three OUier iTunners-iq) were Defeo- letter. fella thought he knew he was property . . on or before Feb. (See Page Nine) the winner from among 16 final­ nights of competition. ists and crowned by last year’s Two of the runners-up in this (See Page Ten)

I ' V /: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 Sheinwold on Bridge South Windsor Columbia Joseph P. Kennedy Resting Events in Cut Your Own Taxes— 3 Your Dental Nixon and Romney Five Killed Health l e t OPPONENTS In Mishaps After Having Minor Relapse Capital Medical Deduction Rulings DO TOUR WORK NORTH Proposed Changes Weighed Grand List “ THE WAY 4 K 32 Press Campaigns PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Port, Mass. He normally spends (This week marks the 20th an­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD McNamara Di»cus»e» AI04 By Charter Revision Panel . Is Up By On W eekend Joseph P. Kennedy, 80-year-old ^® winters here and returns to Fo(cor Those Less Than 65 nual National Chlldrenfs Dental _U you’re toe best player in 0 K84 ..... I . . Masaachusetta In toe spring, Romney Nixon father of toe late President John O’lW im ey, I HEARD rP’ Bay of Pigs By RAY DE CRANE As toe oldsters are, in effect, Health Week. The Herald, in your^group, you tend to play 4 AK64 A number of proposed held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at toe Five persoKi died In Connecti­ cooperation with the Manches- more than your fair share of changes in toe South Windsor home of Mrs. Bette Davis, 288 WASfflNOTON (AP) — Rob­ NEA Publications penalized by the new rules, so WEST EAST $500,000 (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) cut during toe weekend as a F. Kennedy, was resting com- p^ator of St. BJdward’s Church too are children who are fur- Dental Society, today begins tj,e hands. Either you "steal" 4 J 104 # Q 8 6 S town charter are currently be- members are result of three traffic accidenU, fortably today after a minor re- in Palm Beach, was called and by John Gruber ert S. McNamara, outgoing Sec­ The new rules for medical de­ This year’s grand list for Co- Romney said his first New to him to start toe momentum nishing toe chief support of their a series of six articles on facta u,e hands or your partners push C) Q 32 C? KJ975 a drowning and an apparent lapse Sunday night. famUy Messed Kennedy. MiM Oargan ductions this year help those ing considered by toe towns’ Th^ South Windsor retary of Defense, says the deci­ aged parents. Including toe pay- you should know about dental them your way. As a result, you 0 0 6 5 0 2 Littl® lumbla is $10,609,960 an in Hampshire poll showed Nixon which they hope will carry into said toe last rites of the Roman under 65, but they take away sometimes have to play dw- seven-man Charter Revision League will hold a meeting for sion to invade Cuba at the Bay ment of their medical expenses. h e a lt h .) ♦ Q 10 8 7 4b J 3 2 crease of some $500,000 over ahead by a 6-1 mapgln. WhUe Wisconsin. He himself concedes fire. sources said. CatooUc Church, which have a tax advantage formerly en­ Commission. all msmagers and coaches of Pigs was a "serious error'’ Last year and for several ^ ,___ _ .. perately to make a game that SOUTH f/x flifk OB. Romney **’^****®^j did\aa\A not ocajsay ov,so. suohis lai.lat- thev..w significance ...... of- the first pid-. tguiuuinifaddition, - ing the spring semester. decayed teeth. What caused * 95 President Kennedy took public ductible without reference to the were furnishing the chief sup­ .. . - _ i 10 world championships, should viewed numerous changes re- ^ discussed and all to rome S r t o the candidate. Kennedy’s condlUon ^ ’^ ^ u t ^ p^^st often pose many of you have heard What it amounts to is that responsibility for the failure of i per cent and 3 per cent rules, port. ^ have sipped cafe espresso while North East .Souih West this new experiment In the art, the students, chosen with facul- ^ 0 1961 invasion, "he didn’t say This is now changed, Pass 3 0 Pass quested by various boards and ’ ®.^® P®™®""®! ar® ««Xed to T 2 r e M ^ bv at ‘*'® ^ undecided. h Is opposition In the Granite - old Jeanette Dedu- the same” aa it had been before ^ ^ ,,3 ^ Kennedy. Under the new rules toe chil­ children didn’t get d ^ y . romped home with 1 NT agencies in the town. Several “ .. ... oi*-! in- majority of the people in state is Gov. George Romney of The TrumbuU girl was the difficulty. ------for public presentaUons around ty approval will be relieved of ^^at he might have sald-that Regardless of a-e. all taxpay- 4 Pass 5 0 All Pass dren supporting parents must , t three notrumps. Instead, Bella- 0 planned revisions ore manda- crease was an unorLedented Hampshire ^ e going to Michigan, toe only other hurt Friday night while riding Kennedy was paralyzed by a WOMEN IN m s U F B here are none loo common. I traditional credit and courae every single one of his adviserls, era are treated alike on their include the parents’ medical ex­ into toe ^ t o , they aro y,e loss of also made it clear that I am requirements, for the most part, included, recommended it.” medical deductions. This means tory due to legislation adopted . . . . . rcirof n ft * nine mills wait and see, Romney said, avowed Republican candidate, jj, ^ operated by her grand- stroke in 1961 and has suffered a p oR T WORTH Tex. (AP) __ ^penses------with their own and sub a trump trick at his con tra ct______by the 1967 General Assembly. , Church m ngrega on- resident list totals $8 - toat means there is an op- Romney also has entered toe mother, Mrs. Carolyn Rae, 62. series of heart seizures since, g j d a rk former U S ombasaa- not strong for 11, but you in order to pursue academic That unanlipous recommends- that oldsters will get a medical ject the grand total to toe ac- hy acids In toe mouth, so even diamonds. „ ,, t# „ Proposed changes pr«®®nUy ® Jeanette Is a ^tighter o f Kennedy’s condlUon. Rotter shouldn’t take my word for projects in which each has a McNamara said, "does not deduction ameunting to 6C per customed 1 per cent and 3 per very young children can ^ v e ^ declarer handle Stayman ^nventlon If p a ^ ifore toe commimion Include: P™-hi toe Metzger Chapel and 565,000 and toe non-resident list jhey should support positions Meanwhile, report®, nersist I . Jcanene AS W CU 1C VL V is SO a Cb oaugnter U O Vc a 01 V Z ------_ j ------.. dor ^SVl tobv Ausirotia, U0 vA | rTl-| saysWbjf V n1W es O notfOvv Frank Dedufour who Is being snM, is "related to his age and going. U) run for governor of thU; you ought to make up special Interest. Classroom work ch^i^e the fact that I was cent of their payments for cent rules. «leoay«l teeth. » is at this tone ® ner can show a major suitjrf isnirc supporicrs . . ... » . » ... ui.. ** _ your own mind about it. is replaced by a tutorial rela- wrong." health and hospital insurance The lawmakers apparently that that_toe the teeth are_mostare most sus-sus­ L es only tour or more ®ar^ you wUl Texsis. You can do this Feb. 12, out tlonship with a professor, ceptible to decay. The Import raise his suit to game. If he de- clerk from four years to two fatal shooting of his wife. He said Kennedy was not in " i proposed to run and would McNamara spoke of toe tinan- “ P ^®^ ® further felt that toe new Medicare pro­ his own hand and toe dummy; Eind making it an appointed Communion Breakfast of toe board of assessors, says Nixon. , who opened his New New York are preparing to at UConn where they will pre- The resultant studies are ant thing to remember Is to nles a major suit (by bidding imous nature of toe agreement medical deduction their total ex- visions of the Social Security he cannot see toe queen of dla' post rather than elective; hav­ sent a program of this music more like graduate research on protect your child by keeping reader ^ tola ‘wo diamonds) you Will bid two In an Associated Press inter- P®"^®® ® P®’’ Act now protect those over 65 ing toe mayoredity decided by at 8:16 p.m., together with a an undergraduate level, pur- , of total income. his srweet intake down, because ’ hearts. from abnormal medicare ex­ column can. high vote count rather than des- panel of experts who wlU dls- sued somewhat in the manner published Sunctey, and in The $3 monthly Medicare in­ sweets are the leaxling cause Copyright 1968 He added that many boats newed hl® debate challeiige in campaign would take more ^'••®®. 6. a sister, Julia, evening.” but toat he was rest- am a victim of women.’ a television-radio interview on penses and that they no longer Belladonna won toe first trick Ignated by toe town councU, and <^®^,® cuss the music and explain its of education at Oxford and surance is to be considered need the additional advantage o f decay—in any age group, General Features Oorp, NBC’s "Meet toe Press.’’ ^y-m any age g.^P ^ g^^bed provision for monetary compen- P®*®’' ® Church not previously reg:l8tere®a^ J dummy’s last Increases Rates „ Lewis, Suffragan Bishop of the are an even 1,000 homes as- He said a debate dn New sin. has been quoted as saying ^® father, but clark, a 61-year-old Austin Mw- Babbitt, who will be present, tlce, and brand new at UofH. ductible. puter. ) _^BO, submlWng toe Board of j^rmed Foroes. Reservations sessed for $6,620,000. H a m p s X eZbU sh "I would be happy wlto 20 of the into toe o to ^ veMcle, which was fei, the recovery was tomplete yer-banker said. offering his "Ensembles for Clinton Adams of Wapplng, WASHINGTON (AP) — The one club, intending to discard toe NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A $4 best hope for the big cities lies prolonged periods of time. One j . heart if East followed per day Increase in toe room juration bullet tefore a pub- made by contoctlng the ‘Valentine Happening’ clearl^ HepubUcan credlbUity 30 delegates.” Wisconsin has 30 ^ ^ ‘®® aPPO^ted ambos- Synthesizer.” This will be pre- well known in Manchester, , . . „ A READER SERVICE: To supplement this series, get Ray of the studies, conducted in When East discarded a rate at New Britain General lie hearing prior to presenting Reyman, James Smeallie, of 164 A “Valentine Happening,” In- and candor delegate votes to the Republican A car crashed through a wood- Monday, Mlsa Gargan said. g^dor to Australia by President sented on a four-track stereo one of the students to be chosen ^ De Cranes all-new 1968 booklet, a llne-by-llne guide through the England, showed that children • . declarer could Hospital took effect today, it toe town councU; making toe HlitonHltton DrDr. eluding a favorite foods show. "Neither of us should shy nominating convention. ®n barrier Saturday morning, Kennedy came to hts winter Johnson. He said h e would take apparatus Imported for the oc- among the first group. The son communities throughout toe na- tax form. - Use------coupon: were given a bobble con- "owever, uecmici r town councU clerk position full­ School Menus wiM be held alt the ’ToUantd casion from toe Columbia- of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy P. taming a ^ '^ t ^ ^ ^ c e ''''a t announced last time; making toe position of awav from toe best available In the 1960 presidential elec- *’°'"® ‘'®''® ^®®’ ‘*'® S^ibernatorial . . . Menus served in South Wind- County Agricultunal Oenter Feto. n,eans oiof camoaienirarcampaigning on sub- tion Nixon captured Wisconsin .f i,i famUy home In Hyannls race. Princeton Electronic Music Adams, 2504 Ellington Rd., he Disorders ^ ii^ v e d Clubs wlto another low trump, week that toe increase was n e c - ^ ^ port harbor. A 30-year-old com- <5‘ves Up Heart essary to meet higher anUci- e ^ ' ^ e S r e ' ^ h ^ ^ '^ to e *>r ftor the rest o f the week in- 10 at 2 p.m., aocoTOing to Miss g ™ , " "New from John F Kennedy, by Center in New York. Mr. Bab- U a piano major at toe Hortt ^ ® " p E in lo n , SebEistian Rivera, also "CUT YOUR OWN TAXES” Belladonna next gave up a pated operating expenses in ‘ <*®e8etoiuiger Linfla Clapp, asslsibaMt county Hampshire voters won't be sat- 895,830 votes, bltt is a professor of music at College of Music of UofH. He“ “ necessary, said Assistwt n ronstables appointed rather ^ tossed green salad dub agent for the 4-H. ^ hide-i of Bridgeport, escaped from toe Princeton, and his "Ehisembles" has chosen to do study in depth Secretary of Agriculture John Dept. 060 L nentAl heart, won toe spade return in 1968, including a pay raise than elective, and decreasing dreadng (elemen- _ “ J , J ------:-and-scek cam- Nixon has annoiuiced toat he car and was rescued by em- will be heard for the first time of Bela Bartok’s keyboard Baker, to reverse toe flow of P.O. Box 489 trabaas,’’ and Mario Duvldov- ol Hartford, Support Mrs. Johnson We would add, too, that these to 18 points), and the next aboard toe bus were injured, sky’s “SynchroniBms for Flute Miss Johnson, a political parents teach their children to playe r passes. You hold: but not seriously. n- ..2I“S?^I2S' , fJSif ‘SS’ M.ZShl' .Mr«wUlndb...ertou.U.»;t M.ardd and Electronic Sounds.” science major, will study the ef- WASHINGTON (AP) — The brush their teeth right after 8P“ <1®*. Q-8-6-5; Hearts, K-J-9- The driver, James Denton ‘T h a n ^ Badge” for ^ (high s c ^ a ^ ^ the Romney effort unless it gi„n spots to be used later in his B e t L ^ ^ l ^ e ^ New Itaven White House says some 27 na- votlofiitoecouttng waa presented tuna fish grinder vrith Irttuce oommuntty, the Board of Bdu- -becomes toe focal point for a camp^gn The Wldttenhetw work was l«cts of isolationism on the eating meals, even snacks. And, 7-5; Diamonds, 2; Clubs, J-3-2. Hart, 17, of Lansing, N.C., post- offered seveiul years ago at foreign policy of toe United tlonal and local groups repre- What do you say? ed a $500 bond Saturday. No aJt ithie recent aimuai meeitilng and tomato, sharp cheese cation Is aiUbempting to work out highly organized campaign.” Between sessions he strolled Events in World these parents also prepare their of the Coimoctlcut VWtoy Girt wedges and apple pie square, a syi^tem which wlM alUow pupils L > L iey also repeated his through toe snow-and-lce ^ Auerbech Hall o f toe UofH at States. Miss Pittoors will do re- sentlng thousands of American children for professional care at Answer: Bid two clubs, the hearing date has been set. Scout OouncU to Mirs. Robert Milk is served with every meal, to r e ^ on thedr own Bide o f view toat toe winner of toe Re- rimmed streets of toe village, oto^>f-state CarreU Morev of which thne Bertram Turetaky search in European Integratioh; women have responded to Mrs. Daniel (3ohen of toe U.S. about age 2% or 3, when all was bass soU st. He will like- she is likewise a political Lyndon B. Johnson’s appeal to f/.S. Army Captain Agency for International Devel­ the highway at all times. Par- publican nomination will shaking hands and chatting with Bast Hampton died Friday night the primary teeth have erupt­ m. Mandiester Evening Herald entsento are advisedadvl5« d that there maytrwnv emerge______. ____ fromft,.. toe primaries and the____ residentsiKast tiampion oieu rnaay ragni wise be featured on this oc- science major. Mr. Guenther is citizens to help fight crime in Court-Martialed opment told a U.S. Senate sub­ ed. when he was struck by a car Mrs. Tooe, a registered scout South W ln ^ r corresi^dent, be a rilght modtfiloation In the wlU not be someone who aits out He commented on the weato- .^vhUe walfclne along a highway caaion. I found the work quite a major in English literature, the streets. committee his agency had un­ All of these factors —limiting THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER, INC. Come to where IntaresUiig, and if memory and lUs research is related to One of toe largest of these is SAIGON (AP) —A U.S. Army derwritten toe purchase of Gub- PRESENTS tor many yeara. has g*v«i many Virginia BldweU. teL 644-2366. time s ^ f e . " the early phases of toe earn- er, which was clear and sunny S ^ ^ t e r N.J. C y sweets, brushing regularly after hours to the Camp DeveAopmenit serves me oorroctly, there was tbls field. toe 11-mlUlon-member General court martial has sentenced a bay’s product for $24,000 for McCarthy Campalgfn palgn. but a chilly 32—and asked ques- a oAllor serviiw aboard the eating and routine professional Fund, handled the puUDcilty for th e m on ey one place where the music was ------FederaUon of Women’s CTubs Special Forces captain to life Vietnamese civilian use. HeM e care -p la y an Important part Kmndth Moran ihas ennounc- "Unless someone has been tlons about toe discotheque on aircraft CEirrier Intrepid gM-Booviang aettvitiee in town whose p r e r i d e n t ,^ . E D. fPfsaid G u b b a ^ d been suspend- m prevenUng dentafdecay ^ Buildin^ Fees ed that some young Demociraibs through toe primary campaigns the main street. "They started Police IdenUfled toe driver of Come to the people Shopping loans. All aleatoric an well as electroinlc. o -i m» • ^ n j and entered a glct aoout ifkx*. in Mr. WMttettberg is on the Strike Meeting iialled R in g in town are Interested in form- there will be much greater risk France,” Nixon said, "and toe truck as BYank Prlchett, whose only business is X O • kindsof loans. Forcash much r S i e terumofv in ®** A ID ^ alin gs and that other dental dUeases. If y ^ fol- the Wapplng Fair. ed Mrs Johnron's "intenUon to “ the agency had taken steps to i„w these practices, your chil- Up for Month ulaitilig pillans to further the jn choosing them sis a candi- g^rept on until now you find 42, of MiUvllle. N.J. making loans. 8000 loans fast, come to where the UOonn faculty while Mr. Tu- WETHERSFIELD (AP) — In eddttton, Mrs. Alison candidacy of Sen. Eugene Me- date,” Romney said. He said them everywhere.” — ------®™Pha8lze ^ v l d u ^ and com- avoid any more such transac- dren wlU be assured good dental a day. Bill clean-up loans. money is. Or phone. Now. retzky is at UofH and a mem- Both sides In the Stanley Works- Terry, oouncll preeident, tbi mak- Taxable construction in Man- C3a)Htliy for presideinit and wel- that Is because toe primary phe people who spoke with ber o f the Hartfond Symphony MachlnisU union strike have r e ^ l b U l t y in toe aeven-off^^^^ health all of their lives ‘WASN’T FULLY COVERED’ YOU REPAY $16.75 A MONTH FOR S300 OR ’Round ing the award a* Firot Church cheater for which building per- “ "^® P®>««3 Imtereated in campaigns test a candidate and him were friendly and one man $51.16 FOR $1000 ON BENEFICIAL'S 24 MONTH PLAN. Ordieatie. been requested to attend a meet- against crime. phoenlx Ariz a Gubbay said the product, would like to stress the of Chilat in Wekhierafiellid, com­ LONDON (AP) — After her PamUiits include Dr. Uoyd ^ng Tuesday at the State Board organlzaUons toe m ite Jr 25 of PhoeiUx Artz a bioceane. is based on sea ^se of fluorides too, for fluorida- mlts were issued lEiat month me campaign. prepare him for the ultimate in a red and black hunting Jack- mended Mni. Tooe tor arrang- SchmWt, music consultant to of Mediation and ArbitruUon. ^ ‘ ‘ ®" X warfare f ^ t T^esdav but P™®®*'®'! ""I®" tion U the most effecUve meto- the Ing the Loyalty Day Program totaled $364,031, for an increase ^^t Holy Apoetles College in position paper on crime, Rom- ^ th the next president 21-year-old Rebecca Bowring BENEFICIAL BY JEAN ANOUILH the State De*mrtment o f Edu- The New Britain hardware u w a T not reV e^ed^tU t^ ^ ^ ‘"°wn to modern dental sci- and the town-wide OhrllBtmns~ ■ of of approximately approximately 32 32 per per cent cent OromiwellOromiwell andand hats1— lived in town *----- „eyney credited ••• ■ "Barry - Goldwater,uoiawaier, j,ixon goes to Green Bay in FINANCE SYSTEM oation; Dean Frank Oookson o f manufacturing firm was struck “ itlcrime MrCarthv was convicted in " '‘1“®® placed, successively, ence for toe prevention of dental aaroil Sing. above January 1967, according about 12 years iTCv«a.»UOonn’s Fine Arts School; ja „. 5 by some 3,000 members ^ “ P® ® the S w N^v ^ of In " “ ">®™“® laboratory op- decay. Children who live in ar- toe Republican whose preslden-, bishig first WisconslriWisconsin stoustop wbsrcwhere , n., Loans $20 to $1000 — Loans life-insured at low cost PTA to Meet to a report by Thomas C. Mona- He is a gradnaite of the Uni^ tlal ticket he would not endorse g ^ and will hold a ®*’®‘^' '“ ®*’ ‘® underwrl- louto Crowder head of the mu- of toe International Association *l®"al FederaUon of BusineOT annarenUy ®™^1°"® according to the pre- where there is fluoride in M o o n Orchard HiU PTA win meet han, chief building Inspector. veroiity of Conmeotitaut and is ^ vdto prodding President news conference. On Tuesday, f?*" Beneficial Finance Co. of Manchester ‘ P«>t®s®lonal Women’s t^® brunet ^^^er - in toe amount of 1904 DIRECTED BY FRED BUSH III tom ortw nit 7:30 p.m. F^ourth A permit to the SUaa Bunding stn dyi^ for hte d oert^ ^ . Johnson "to finally take some g^ g Wisconsin State Uni- Z l Z 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER P e b S ^ ^ e l-L a rso n as mod- ° ^ A ^ i^ ^ a r e fringe benefits Clubs, toe NaUonal AssoclaUon worked for McCartoy’s detach- ^ ,, France. about one part of fluoride to A-auLOA At issrue are fringe benefits, m.,K« the ment in Saigon. One noncom- BAILEY AUDITORIUM, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL and fifth grade chorus wlU per- Co. for 28 apartments In two Uquor License Flli^ action against growing la w l^ - versity at Stevens Point, Fond ^ Next to Singer Sewing Center Phone: 643-4156 eiator. You may know the laM of Colored Women’s Clubs, toe one million parts of water — .renlority and Job security. missioned officer in toe detach­ FEB. 15, 16, 17 — CURTAIN 8 :30 P.M. from ur«to ton d lr e c U c n ^ buildings a f Green Rd. near A liqu^ under the „css in toe land.” He said t ^ t gnd Appleton. aln’s *”**®’^bigger insurance compa­ OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT - - PHONE FOR HOURS named from his program "Night The meeUng begins at 10 a.m. AssoclaUon of Junior Leagues of Car Passenger Ferry have approximately 65 per cent nies. ment testified that toe captain TICKETS : GENERAL ADMISSION $2.00 Bet^Jamln Thomas. There will be Woodbridge St. accounted for °"® products of toe ------Hiemes,’’ heard Thursday America and toe Green Bay, less decay than children who Wis., Mayor’s Committee for told him; "Lam knows too Completes Sea Trial TEL. 643-8870 OR 643-2048 m> bustoras nteeting. $160,000 of last month’s total. Store has been filed at toe conservative Goldwater s race ._ _ „ „ a l of a $76 million -H.- nights over WnC-EM. REUOIOUS UTERATURE much. He has to die.” Another live In nonfluoride areas. B illdlnr oermlts were is- ® R®^®*’ for toe White House. approval <« a $76 nrtoiOT The BcholasUc world is also BeauUficaUon. COWES, England (AP) — The A balce-aBlie wlU be held un- Building permits were TAUGHT testified he was driving Lam Although dental scientists do ^ __ hls House-passed progpram of feder- the source of another piece of world’s biggest hovercraft—des- der thie chalrmarolilp o f Mra sued also for 6 single-family v, Romney was dividing PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Capital Footnotes and McCarthy In a car about 10 not know exactly how fluoride ,brother c a ^ p a ^ d ly between° New al aid to states to help Improve •VetKSWAOeH OMMBRICA. INC. news. The University of Hart­ Pennsylvania school officials tlned to become a car and pas- prevente decay, toey do know Sens. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wls., miles outside Saigon when Lam ggnger ferry across toe English of haloed goodies would be ap- ‘*r«‘o"^ of $19,900 each;^ch“ rSationa alterations Mia«iX i J f si^ss^ Zin HampshireHHamnsWre am Se S wteand riewNewN^T^York. York. zorK. Mt-Mb crimecrim^ Romnev fightingflgh^^ methods.meto^. added: ford has announced a Univer­ are experimenting with a new toat fluoride Is absorbed by 16 and Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., was killed sity Scholar Program for ex- course in religious literature. . j Channel—complete *^®'" tooth enamel and makes toe Nominated sea trials successfully “ Our inter? is to present toe ^^^® P«-®Pa«d for totroductlon Tass Reports trials successftoly in toe gn^n^el resistant and more Im- For to donate may send In her con- four stores m Bro^ St. near ^ ^ ^ ^ If® ^ toe ministration In law enforcement classical writing of Judaism. a r®^utlon ctdling for re- chapel Sunday, hitting 60 miles pregnable to acid attacks. Scl- THEATRE EAST , ■ u c u n t l PMUM - 649-S491 5 Globe tributtoh with her child or de- W. “ “*^® JPj^J s L d s '^ t w o Gamadhe owns, will ^ew Yort State Society of Panning and expermlmentation Christianity and Islam as a rich territorial limits at^ a^ Biggest Diamond ; have also found that Mver It. $30,000; two tool sheds, t w o ^ by Mrs. Roger Newspaper Eiflto^^^^ are outweighed, however, by Its Awards Grange Amlveraary signs and two affidavits. camaiche From the people ACRES OF FREE EASY PARKING and Mrs. Maurice That puts him on toe platform r®treat In toe war against or- VITAMINS experience In reading and liter- ^ n ^ ^tv. t^a MOSCOW (AP) — The biggest®‘BB®®‘ baUen at flrrt heetod sHghfly as completely sa/e. vviu In addition, permits were IB- ature,”ot»,-a '• says John TnVi„ »R. Whitney, limit, we should tell them that a The WiBpptog Grange CXNHPARE AND SAVE 12-mlle limit is ^ to " effect "for diamond ever found to toe So- ^ne air-filled skirt failed to in- hLrfluoridattoT^rour^^^^ «iebratethel()6th A z m ^ ^ sued f o r the demolition of seven with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- ganlzed crime, --an------ordained------minister- who as to' coasts ’’ Nelson vlet Union was discovered today n„.g comoletelv Five minutes ^ fluoridation, your family STARTING W EDNESDAY— FEB. 7Mi In hls futile 1964 race for toe the NtaiUonal Grange by sitriv- dwellings In the path of the poster School menu: Monday, structor to religious studies at ^ ® ^ S e Urdter^tJtes m S i near Mirny, in northern Siberia, thT skirt fluid a” d Lt EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING White House, Goldwater ARTHUR DRUG to booet irts memberE^p by *^6^ Rt. 6. meat caesarole, oairrota, peach- .. stressed toe issue was crime in whobrou^you at 1^ 10 new. membera. Bulldtog fees collecl^ l^ t . Ji^e As You Love Her ... Singing, toe streets. Sr.SXta™'’’' Em„f,ney pip^tam. th. lour JM-prop .ngin... tw! meSS Si The Orange, estObiliiBhied In month totaled $2,776. The toW spinach, taints; Wednes- Rockefeller insists he wUl not Dancing, Delighting—No Seats Reserved Romney never endorsed toe * 1 *1 1 prevented a major disaater in Tass said the diamond The Mountbatten, built to car- „„ wm oonduot degrees In March was $1,866 for January ol laai potato, corn, become a candidate for toe GOP ticket, and he has encoun- ^ ^ ®l®ctive, Is December’s heavy snow weighed 166 carats, 60 carats ry 254 passengers and 30 cars in ^ U N IV E R S A L presents for pehaons wlsliiing to Join, year- oake; Thursday, piizza, coleslaw, GOP presidential nomination, {gj.g(j some voter questions no radatoi: JtH Pennsylvania western Indian reser- more than toe Marla which had almost all weather, is to start ” . d L l of deelv ‘ ® Thioaa wishing to Join may do pineapple; Friday, vegetable but public opinion polls tate him jjj jjjg race for RANGE school districts. vatlons, a committee appointed been toe record Soviet find. The ferry service between Dover ^ ‘ “ decay. (Julie Andrev7S AiMiiur so by ocntacting Howard Cham- » j soup, clieese squares, carrots, the party’s strongest potential jg0g nomination, •.Ntl ______by toe U.S. commissioner of In- Maria, named for its finder, and Boulogne, France, to A u ------bertaln, 240 BucklOnd Rd., Wap- I o O O K S J31C lh spfpe cake. vote getter. And toe Romney Romney has Insisted toat hls dlan affairs has reported. Marla Konenkova, is in toe gust. A similar craft Is to start ping. „ I ------camp fears a Rockefeller write- ^^^g build a Re- FUEL OIL Don't Neglect Slipping state collection. running between Ramsgate and M ary lylerM ooi ^ PTA Dinner f j l l 1 T C C I x e m O V a i Manchester Evening Herald in could cut Into Its vote In toe publican victory in Michigan, Capital Quote « Tj,e new stone has been Calais later this year. HELD OYER The Pleasant Valley PTA Columbia correspondent Virgin- March 12 New Hampshire pri- gj^j^ acted in toat in- No Gorburetoi; C ard C lianning • (James Fox GASOLINE FALSE TEETH "There’s no question but what named Stalingrad, in honor of ------Manchester Phone 64S-7832 wlll hold a father-son dinner at The Town of Manchester Is ia Carlson tel. 228-0224 *nary. • terest. He also has said he could Do false teeth drop, sllp'or wobble toe people of toe cities and the epic World War II battle STANLEY WARNER , «n0SSHUNTEFrS 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. The advertising for bids for toe re Romney talked of toe Goldwa- not compromise In 1964 on toe Inside the left rear fender of every 1968 when you talk. eat. laugh or sneeze? towns of South Vietnam have which ended to a Soviet victory Don't be annbyed and embarrassed Artist’s Works Ivodueionol theme for toe evening will be . • — - .____ ter campalgpi In a 17-page posl- issi^ of civil rights, by such handicaps. PASTEETH, an been dealt a heavy blow. But at 25 years ago this month. Howev- moval of 31 trees Volkswagen Fdsfback and Squareback, there's a BANTLY OIL alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprin­ "The Red Sox." Charles Too- ‘*’®®® ^ Seawolf in Croton tion paper on toe problem of in his paper on crime, Rom^ kle on your plates, keeps false teeth the same time we know that er, the name of toe city was M Thoroushu

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Vernon C oveatry Bolton Coventry Plan Outlined to Aid Eastern Area New England's Leading School Menu M inister Review Set Conservation oriented plan- nical assistance panel, under a Open Space Development armounced. He called for com- Grand List Two-Year Professional ners and town officials from the $40,0(X) grant from the U.S. De- Recreation and open space ments cmd suggestions concem- 40-town Eastern Connecticut partment of Agriculture. It is arecis would be developed, and Ing; the plan by mid-March. , School of This W eek Installed Tonight of area last week heard platus for one of 26 such projects in the the conservation and multl- Several points of the plsm Increased. ORMAt a vast 10 to 16-year resource United States. purpose use of woodlands pro- were brought up under ques­ Northeast School: Monday, The Second Congregational School Plan and development program out- The basic premise of the plan- moted . tioning by the local officials. spaghetti, tossed salad, ItaUen Church of Coventry was the lined by various state o ffice s , nlng program will bo to pre- The production and preserva- No Duplication Seen $1,457,305 ACCOUNTING S; scene of a Service of Installa­ . . . WE RENT IT . . . •The Board of Fibmafin towns of Coventry A d serve the rural character of the tlon of wildlife would be In- The proposed plan would not bread and butter, apple crisp; The town’s Grand List as of tion for the new minister, the meet In on«n °ucauon ^ 1 Columbia were Included In the area. ” We may well refer to creased through improved habl- duplicate existing programs and HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING t h Tuesday, frankfurts in rolls, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, last mvianr o^i onf nn i announced at a dinner eastern Connecticut as a park tat and other necessary condl- presents the state's "golden op- Oct. 1, 1967, according to the baked beans, sauerlotuit, sliced night. University of within a 600 mUe long city” , tlons. portunlty” to preserve open vvork completed by Assessor 66 Forest St., Hartford—^Tel. 247-1115 ALL FORMAL WEAR IN - peaches; Wednesday, meat Taking part in the service ^ n o v i f l ^ ^ toe ConnecUcut. Lt. Gov. AttUlo Frasslnllll, W d ______Efforts would______be devoted to not^. Samuel P. Allen, shows an In- was the Rev. Nathaneal Gup- i Beautification is but one ob- _ loaf, mashed potatoes, stewed STOCK AT ALL TIMES! school. It will then go Into meeting was attended by those atten<^g the meeting^ helping agriculture remain an Beautification is but one ob tlll, conference minister; the ®*®^® mayors. The aw«i is the iatt-geat under- imixirtant element in the econ- JecUve of the project, wWch ° / tomatoes, pudding; Thursday, Rev. Leonard Kohlhofer of Mid­ baked chicken, mashed pota­ s S p n ^ by t h e ^ lt o n «®>®ct«en, planning and zom <*«vietoped «roa ta the "maga- and land use of the area, would also provide an opportu- ^ 19^ o flM ^ dletown; the Rev. William E. EdS^uSTiteSclaUon interested cltl- « r ‘'«nn»er oMy” stretch- The development of small "Ity to get back some dol- List of October 1. 1966, of $26. toes, buttered carrots, cran­ Beldan Jr., pastor of the First THINK SMALL *1784.90 berry sauce, cookies; Friday, T h e ^ c tf^ O T S ^ the eon *®“ ®®®h the 40 towns, Maine to Vipginlia, an- industries to diversify employ- in the fo™ of financial and _ Congregational Oiurch of Cov­ „ a!.-iL ^ ^ . , UsUng the oblectlvea as weU carding to ComimrjBBtoner GIH. _,_nt in the area would also be technical assistance. To arrive at the net figure -1968 Volkswagen Sedan soup, tuna salad and egg salad entry; the Rev. Raymond H. ISrSheS Sto rSdlJT Si “ P™Wems to^be exp;cted, iS six per o&rt oC eoBtem n^„u^ed. Highway department planners of $27,608,260, «emptlons_al- Delivered in Manchester sandwiches, celery and carrot will cooperate to maintain toe lowed against the gross figure Elquipped with leatherette in­ Bra^ey Jr. of Andover; the rSS^ested bTtoe S H*® «t®velopment of ^ E a s te rn Oc«mect^.c«t is devoted to luhan , sticks, brownies. Milk, bread Erickson noted some of the beauty of an area. of $28,610,245 included 880 vet- terior, windshield washer, 2- Rev. John Lacey of Vernon; MEN’S SHOP Connecticut Resource Oonserva- n®®®. ito noted. and butter served with all Mrs. J. Martin Vlsny, dea­ lie Building Commission. A dis- obstacles which "must be over- If you “ let them know what erans’ exemptions totaling speed electric wipers, heater, meals. coness of the host church and "The Marvel of Main Street” cussion of the specifications was D evelop^nt (ECRCD) come if the area’s potential for Interests are, they will $894,410, as well as 100 exemp­ defroster, 4-way safety flashers, 901 - 907 Main Street to be held at toe regular board «*® h®tter life is to be re^Ued ’’ ^ tions for the elderly totaling back-up lights, front and rear Vernon Center Junior High Everett Frost, retiring deacrni Manchester, ConneoOcut .....A you,” Gill stated. “ If seat belts. School: Monday, hot dogs on of the host church. meeting nevt TLTftmiov Kttf of Agriculture and natxiral re- P-e ^ r r H a nThere o areorA .inAdAmiAte inadequate financialflnancl^ trouble, let us know. $107,686. rolls, , baked beans, macaroni Prior to the evening worship "SPBCIALISTS IN FORMAL WEAR RENTALS" discussion has been moved up a ^ ’ resources for many local faclll- and we will help you.” PbUoI photo The engagement of SOss The breakdown of the gross Rit. 13, Tellind Tplt. salad, brownies; Tuesday, slop­ service, there was an Ecclesi­ week because of toe PBC re- ®^®^® Conservationist ti®« and services, toe planning The project would not adverse­ TED TRUDON The engagement of Miss Su­ Paula Constance Adams of Man­ list as submitted by Assessor T«!eotfvi!l#-M»nelmUr py Joes on soft roils, potato astical CTouncil of delegates quest. E. Laramy Jr. of toe U.S. director stated. A lack of tech- ly affect the tax structure of san Elizabeth Brown o f New chester to David L. Nelson of Soil Conservation Service, and «>U studies off assistance to toe officials Allen, follows ; 2671 houses val­ VOLKSWAGEN 647-2I3S chips, mixed vegetables, cake Far Rockaway, N.Y., formerly from all the churchs in the Tol­ The school board has asked the area since only a small part ued at $16,262,336; 1902 bams, York City, formerly of Man­ mat an esumated amount for ( S n S e t o ^ l l w ®f the s m ^ e r communities Is with frosting; Wednesday, of Manchester, has been an­ land Association. Credentials that an estimated amount for of the present tax structure sheds, garages at $1,000,076; chester. to David E. Rchs of rests on land reserves, it was spaghetti with meat sauce, grat­ nounced by her parents, Mr. for the Rev. Robert Bechtold toe renovation be put on toe pionnlne Apatiav TiiAhnrYi^ -r dnformaitlon to ode- ® problem, 8687 house lots and building town meeting caU, which will Agency Richard B. - a significant porUon” of pointed out. ed cheese, cole slaw, school Old Greenwich has been an­ and Mrs. Paul F. Adams of and the conditions of the "Call” WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES lots at $4,711,326; commercial by the church, along with a pa­ include a request for money for G«1 explained. current construction is taking A substantially lower tax base made rolls, pears; Thursday, nounced by her parents, Mr. 16 S. Hawthorne St. buildings Md mills at per by the Rev. Mr. Bechtold toe new elementary school. Erickson called for upgrading objectives of the plan, an- place wltHbut adequate atten- could g;lve some "leverage” to veal cutlet, mashed potatoes, and Mrs. John Arthur Brown Her fiance is the son of Mr. and 19,652.4 acres of land at m. were presented. Day In... Day Out The PBC said it needed more ^® ®hllls an deduoatlon levels cording to Gill, would be the tlon to good subdivision get developers to leave wet stewed' tomatoes, wax beans, and Mrs. Carl Howland of New­ $1,862,326. o f 50 Oakwood Rd. Information before an estimate workers in toe Eastern Con- ,i® ®^ balance-of-payments the tree, a six-foot stump, was ed by colored slides to be sliown will conduct its seml-mcmth- His record spending program- dollar, Reag;an proposed the brant at the nuptial Mass. Mrs. N dl McKeever, all of Man­ choice of tomato soup, or clam idety of Dolton Congregational . for^ toe flM ar year" beghining medl-cal spending "be limited by burned over toe weekend, ap- boy scouts by Mrs. Harold Bumpus. ly comment session tomor­ Jane Macarrone was orgaidst chester. chowder, sandwiches: Tuna Church has set the date for its ‘ think there is any The Coventry High School of­ row, from 9 to 11 a.m., in July 1 also contains $216'mlIUon the legislature to $336 m illion- parenUy by vandals, and soloist. Bouquets of white Mrs. Deary wore a caprl blue fish, peanut butter and Jelly. 10th annual Christmas fair. It The tree had marked the spot H fice reports the marking period the Municipal BuiMing Hear­ for property tax reductions for up $62 million—even though he A Scout knows the meaning of loyalty, flowers were on the altar. silk 'wool ensemble with match­ Dessert, milk and sandwiches will be held Nov. 2 f«xn 10 this area by the south of Carcleirllle where Chief g report cards were issued its AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. committee.” the Arkansas Dem- ing Room. the elderly, the businessman estimated expenditures would the value of integrity, the worth of serv­ The bride was given in mar­ ing hat. The bridegroom’s moth­ served with every meal. am . to 6 pm . and Mrs. Thomas Logan of the Mingo Indian tribe g students on Thursday. ocrat told an Indiana audience The session is for any and the homeowner. reach $402 million under the riage by her father. She wore er wore a silver and turquoise E 'Sl s t Bliemeiratairy School: Johnson ■will be general chair­ was believed to have made an g ice. We at Davidson & Leventhal are proud i, Sylvester J. Ploufe will be In "We Save You Money" last week. Manchester resident who It offers the University of Cal- current formula. a full-length gown of Belgium brocade ensemble. Both wore Monday, 'oomed beef hash, stew­ man. impassioned speech in 1774 re- 8 to seiwe the more than 5,000 members charge of the program during House Republican Leader Ifomla $280 mlUion and toe state The medl-cal program pays lcu:e. Her full-length veil of ed itomaitoes; Tuesday, bor-b-que Bulletin Board ■wishes to comment or com­ jecting a peace treaty with the g of the local Charter Oak Council as Offi­ white orchids. the 6:45 p.m. dinner meeting Gerald R. Ford was not so en­ colleges $224.4 million. The uni- hospital and doctors bills for 1.6 t-1 sSk illusion was arranged from beef on roll, sptniaolh;. Wednes­ The Public Building Oom- plain or to make sugges­ British. J A receptl<»i for 100 was held Wednesday of the Rotary Chib couraging In a weekend speech verslty sought $311 million and million eligible poor, cial H^riquarters for all Scout unifonns a matching lace domed head- day, cMdken choiw mein, rice- ■nie engagement o f Miss mission ■will meet tonight at 8 tions pertaining to any mat­ The tree was destroyed by ^ at Willie’s Steak House. For in Covent^ Grange Hall on Rt. at Duke University, Durham, toe colleges $249 mUllon, hoping Reagan said toe state’s share and equipment. piece, and she carried a cas­ green beans; Thursday, cream­ Ann Naomi Kraus of Oceanside, tn toe town office conference ter within the Isoard’s Juris­ age and disease over toe years, || a motor trip to the Pocono 44A. N.C. to regain funds lost when Rea- off welglrt programs in the oom- cade bouquet of glameUlas. ed turkey on boast, sUoed car­ N.Y., to Martin Hirsh Fabian of diction. Persons who appear and toe burning of its stump % Mts., Pa., Mrs. Ferraloli wore Dance Club Meeting room. “ The proposal to restrict trav­ gan sharply slashed their budg- Ing year would be $466 mlUlon rots, cranlborry aau'ce; Friday, Rockville has been announced The fire commisslaners iwlU are promised anonymity, was not mourned. 1^ Miss Andrea J. Deary of a gray wool suit trimmed with The Whlrlaways Dance Club el may run into trouble in Con­ ets last year amid controversy, “ if left unchecked.” MBncheater, sister o f the bride, Persian lamb. The couple will tuna casserole, peas, orange by her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. meet tonight at 7:30 at the and the comments are sent "I ’m glad toe thing burned,” || Juice. will have its annual meeting af­ gress but it is too early to tell,” In presenting toe second But Reagan budgeted $466 was meld of honor. She wore a live at 671 Hartford Rd., after Irving Kraus of Oceanside. firehouse. to the town manager’s of­ budget of his administration, million and said he would re- said M. E. Nog(gle, president of i Skiinner Road School; tMbn- ter a workshop at 8:30 p.m. he said, calling these restric­ full-length gown o f mango and Feb. 10. Her fiance is 'the son of Mr. Report cards will be sent fice for proper action'. 'Reagan—wiho asked and got a quest changes in the welfare the Pickaway County Historical J day, ravioli, 'tossed salad, mixed Wednesday at Coventry Gram­ tions and those on investment gold colored brocade trimmed Mrs. Ferraloli, a graduate of and Mrs. John Robert Falbian home -with high school students $1 bUllon tax hike from last laws to keep spending to that Society. "It was such a mlsera- ^ vegetables, Italian bread and mar School. abroad "alien to a free society Manchester Parkade wMh dark mink. She wore a Manchester High School, is at­ BurJen-(Mos.s photo of 32 Fox Hill Dr. tomorrow. ble sight-it looked like a piece '' butter; Tuesday, sausage grind­ A "gfraduatlon" program will and destructive of free Inter- garage. The handle was brok- y e a r 's legislature—pledged figure. matching spiral pillbox hat ac­ tending Manchester Community The engagement of Miss Jill Miss Kraus is a senior at •An Informational meeting on there would be no tax increase He did not say what he would of driftwood. Ji ers, potato chips, celery sticks, be held at the regular club lev­ course in goods and persons be- on on the side door and ap- cented with minature orchids, College where she is a member Thorp Howroyd of Manchester Nathaniel Hawthorne lOollege, sex education courses to toe giv­ Ojs time. propose or where in the welfare cheese sticks; Wednesday, oven el dance Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. at tween nations.” parently ithe attempt to enter and she carried a matching bro­ of the student senate and Kap­ to Gerald Alvah Lawler Jr. of Antrim, N.H., and will grad­ en by the Bodton Youth Forum He conceded toe budget— or medi-cal programs he would -f- fried chicken, m'oshed potatoes, Coventry Grammar School. A ■was abandoned, xxiUce said. cade muff trimmed with mink. pa Tau Omega sorority. Mr. Edgewood, R.I., has been an­ uate this month. Mr. Fabian is ■will toe held tomorrow at the string beans, Thursday, hot potluck supper will be served The last 'break ■was discov­ which totals $5,699,636,034—is seek cutbacks, Bridesmaids were Miss Don­ Ferraloli, a graduate of Brook­ nounced by her parents, Mr. a 1967 graduate of Antrim Col­ Community Hali at 8 p.m. roost 'beef sandwliches, stewed before the dance for local club ered this morning at 9 a.m. at up 7.1 per cent from estimated The $1 billion tax increase ap- na IM. Massa o f Stonebam, lyn Polytechnic College, is at­ and Mrs. Harry S. Howroyd of lege, and is employed at the V ern on tomatoes; Friday, clam chow­ members and the "graduates.” the Dry Gulch Package Store, spending this year. But he said proved by last year’s legislature Mass., cousin o f the bride; tending Rensselaer Polytechnic 31 Conway Rd. Eag;Je Steel Metal Works, West Manchester Evening Herald der, chicken noodle soup, egg Ed Blaln will be the caller. In also in TalcottvlUe. Entrance this largest proposed spending set aside money for property Miss Oorol Kompandk, Miss Institute, South Windsor. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Hartford. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- sandwiches, butter sandwiches. charge of refreshments will be ■was made through a rear door, bill in the history of any state is tax cuts in 1968. and Mrs. Gerald A. Lawler Sr. The wedding is planned for well Young, teL 643-8981. Police Probe Desert and milk are served Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowman but it has not 'been determined a tight budget, one that would There is $168 mlUicm for a one-jar skin care is out . of Edgewood. M)ay 18. manner.” Before his release, he with each meal. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Han­ as yet, if anything was taken. proidde for toe needs of a popu- general property tax relief reported, a police barber cut his Miss Howroyd, a 1964'' grad­ sen. latlon that will hit more than 20 money to be distributed through ' Lake Street School: Monday, Safety Course Five Breaks IS here! P eople In hair, "which I have worn long- macaroni shells with hamburg uate of Manchester High School, Latin Growth Highest million in the next year. a formula, that would be deter- NOVESSCENCE Altoough his economies are mined by the leg^lslature. ish all my life.” sauce, cheese wedges, beets, is a senior at Bates College, Manchester Evening Her­ Slated Fridays Vemon, ipolioe aaie invesltiga'- YORK Th© **tC6ITl" ______0-- The military government of fruit; Tuesday, chicken in gra­ Lewiston, Maine. Mr. Lawler, ald Coventry correspondent, ing five breaks into business ing populations” of toe Far East less rigid than last year, they to addition, toe bu ^ et con President Juan Carlos Ongania vy, mashed potatoes, peas and a 1064 graduate of Cranston F. Pauline Little, tel. 742-6281. A safety training course, co- pitoes along Rt. 83, toe first dis- do not have toe largest papula- are sUll expected to draw the tains money for mimon^^ T he News has been campaigning against carrots, cranberry sauce, choc­ (R.I.) High School East, is also sponsored by the Aetna Life oovared shortiy after midnight tlon growth rates. Latin Ameri- opposition of Assembly Speaker cu e prope y long-haired men and miniskirt- a senior at Bates College. and Casualty Co., has been ini- today. ca’s 2.7 per cent annual increase Jesse M. Unruh and other legls- homeowners and sets aside $3 Overseas Press Club ed girls. olate pudding; Wednesday, vegetable soup, peanut butter An early summer wedding is Dam to Be Highest dated by the town’s Personnel A t 12:45 a.m. a break 'wais in populaUon is the world’s larg- lative Democrats. They charge million for a long-r^ge ^ Deira last year won the top planned. Names Churchill and marshmallow sandwiches, YOUR CHOICE... Department for supervisory em- discovered at Goliftend In TaJ- eat, foUowed by the Near East Reagan is trying to use his p a m of ellmlnaUng toe P^per- painting prize of the Argentine LOS ANGESiBS—The CaU- ployes. cotltvllle where a small window (2.4), Africa (2.8), Oceania (2.2) tlghtflsted fiscal policies as am- ‘ y t ^ on household furnishings NEW YORK (AP) — Sir Win­ National Academy of Fine Arts. fruit squares; Thursday, slop­ fomia Water Project •will store WHITEWALLS OR BLACKWALLS py Joes, potato chips, orange The primary purpose of toe had been smashed near toe door, and then Asia (1.8). munition for a possible run at and business inventories, ston Churchill was named* Sun­ the aJbundant •waters of North­ NO TAX o n Juice, cookies; Friday, fish Voter Session course is to prevent fatalities GJass in the candy madhine day by the Overseas Press Club Thurgood Marshall^ ern Caldfomia and control their ANY S IZ E TSADB-IN and personal injuries. It will be iwas also broken and an unsuc- sticks, mashed potatoes, kernel NEXDBD of America as the man who flew more than 600 miles to conducted for 12 consecutive oesCul attempt was made to Guest in Philippines com, fruit. Set Wednesday the water-hungry south at a made "the greatest mark for Friday mornings in toe Munic­ open the madhine. Police said MANILA (AP) — U.S. Su­ cost of more than $2.6 billion. good upon our times of all the A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making ipal BuUdlng Hearing Room. notoilng appeared to be missing, preme Ck>urt Justice Thurgood A key facility ■will be 770-foot leaders of this century.” . session will be conducted however. Marshall arrrlved today for a Eniblem Club Oroville Dam, highest 'dam In A t 3:40 a.m., Officer Frank Others named in the poll, in week’s visit as guest of the Phi­ Wednesday in the town clerk’s the United States and the high­ Public Record Wrobel discovered a break at the order of finish, were: lippine Constitution Association. Plans to Fete office in the Municipal Build­ est emihankment dam in the Warrantee Deeds Ctyde-Chevrolet. The door at shop S IN G ER now! Franklin D. Rooosevelt, John Marshall, the first Negro to be ing. Western world. H ie X) & R Hoosaing Corp. to ithe rear o f toe building 'was un- F. Kenqnedy, Jonas Salk, Mahat­ named to the Supreme <3ourt, fO B & O H District Slate (Hesbert E. and Beverly S. Fla- wiocessfuMy pryed and entry ma Ghandi, Eleanor Roosevelt, will fulfill a series of speaking Eligible applicants must be ■veil, property on Bette Dr. ■was then made by smashing a Albert Einstein, Pope John engagements during his stay at least 21 years of age, resi­ Manchester En.blim Club will CSonodbtaJ M. Gafllo to Maurice large pane o f glaias near the (modtl *2391 XXIII, Albert Schweitzer, Harry here and confer with Philippine dents of. Manchester for at Custom Home Design ■ i . fx)rin^ photo R. and Frances M. Brochu, door. S. Truman, Martin Luther King, officials. He is married to a Fili- observe District Deputy Night least six months, and must Manchester CAR SBBVIC& moOtl A The engagement of Miss pnopeoty at 73-75 Wells St. A soda madhine was badly • 339/07S) and Dag Hammarskjold. plna. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the be U.S. citizens. Blue Print & Supply Inc. i Cheryl Ann Clark of Broad Katlierine Hampton to Albert 'damaged but toe coin box was The 12 named will be the sub­ The association is observing Elks Home on Bissell St. Mrs. The sessions are held on the 690 Hartford Rd. Brook to Richard Wadsworth E. and Gemma L. Catalano, not removed, poll'oe said. No ject of a book for young per­ its eighth anniversary, as well first Wednesday of each month. Manchester, Conn. Eugene Demuth of Enfield, Dis­ Sloan of Manchester has been Compare this offer f\ one-haif interest in property at other loss was reported wlth'&| sons, "Heroes for Our Time,” to as the 33rd anniversary of the In addition, new voters may 649-8693 trict One deputy, will be hon­ announced by her parents, Mr. 26 WetbereH St. toe exception of a ffeiw pennies. be wrlttten by press club mem­ adoption of the Phillppppine con­ sign up on any weekday, dur­ RockvUle Exch. Ent. 1495 ored. A buffet will be served af­ •and Mrs. Raymond T. Clark of Katherine Hampton to Wal- A break at Fitzgerald Ford bers. stitution. ing regular office hours, with ter a brief business meeting. Broad Brook. lode J. end Isabelle M. Pardak, wais dlBoovered by ithe same off- The club is composed of some the town clerk or the registrars Others planning to attend are Her fiance la the son of Mrs. cne-half Interest in property^ at fiiaer at 4:05 am . ■where entry t-' 3,200 present and former foreign Rockefeller in Pakistan of voters. Touch & Sew <■ Mrs. George Graziadio of Man­ Gladys Sloan of 25 Chester Dr. 26 'Wetheredl St. was gained by smaishlng a large SINGER* Console SINGER* Portable correspondents. KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — % UUU sewing machine chester, past supreme presi­ and the lato David Sloan. Try Our Quitclaim Deed ■wdlndow at toe rear o f toe bulld- sewing machine J.D. Rockefeller, chairman of dent; Mrs. Theodore Ventura of by SINGER sewing machine Introductory Sale 12.50 Tony Curtis Today in History Miss dark , a graduate of Ttie Ooeuieotixmt Bank & ing. A soda machine was brok- the Population Council of the Rockville, supreme second as­ East Windsor High 'School, is 15-Point Engine Tune4ip TtauBt Oo., BUzabefth H. Smith, en into, ibut no mooiey was tek- United States, arrived here to­ ^ Nurses Broken Nose sistant marshal; Mrs. Kenneth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS employed as a switchboard op­ Fluff Dry lnciii4M«Ua l l labor a____ U^ . .. Robert H. Bmdith and Marjorie en. Police said an attempt to day on a seven-day tour of Paki­ Hodge of East Hartford, su­ H. IBryant to Katherine Hamp- open at toe Demonstrators 'lYy it now and save half! testing the strength of a fence The Marcia Neubert Circle event. She will be assisted by can president to be burled in Very Economical ' when a loose board flew back will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the Mrs. Alfred Ritter and Mrs. the nation’s capital. Alignment Service Display Models and hit CTurtis on the nose, a Large Selection ■ church fo r White Cross work, Stanley Baldwin, hostesses. • In 1946, President Harry S. spokesman said. WILD BIRD SEED Saves wear and tear on your M EN WANTED NOW and the Mary Greene Circle will Mrs. Charles Pontlcelli and Truman ordered government Call! RCDUGED Curtis, who plays the role of and FEEDERS car, which saves yon money... TO TRAIN AS FEATHERWEIGHT* IJ..L also meet at the church at 7:30 Mrs. Joseph Reynolds will pour. seizure of 91 struck tugboat Our Own Specially SINGER* Zig-zag the strangler, was treated at p.m. to clean the kitchen. Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Agnew and Mrs. CLAIMS ADJUSTERS UP TO Beth Israel Hospital and re­ companies in New York harbor. Blended Pet Foods sewing machine Juanita Harrington fa hostess Francis McCaughey are in Manchester Pet Center NEW SYSTEM Insuranoo oxyuatara and investigators ere baxfly needed due sewing machine leased. Ten Years A go.. . for the evening meeting. charge of a guest book. Mrs. 995 Main St. 649-4273 to toe tremendous increase ■off claims resultiJig from aotomobile Gamal Abdel Nasser became by SINGER Circles meeting at 8 p.m. are Donald Jorgenson, Mrs. Paul LAUNDRY accidents, fires, burglaries, robberies, storms and industrial the first president of the new Gets Unwanted Haircut the Reed-Eaton, which will Buettner, Mrs. Hugh Pittman, aeddents that occur daily. Top money can be earned in this (D&L, CosnieGcs, all 4 stores) United Arab Republic. AND DRY CLEANING BUENOS AIRES (AP) — meet at the h'ome of Mrs. Roger Mrs. Oliver Cromwell' and Mrs. exciting, fast moving fidd, ffuU-tlme or part-time. Work at * 1 1 9 ® “ Sews zig-zag to overcast, Adjust brakes, add fluid, test. your present job until ready 'to switch over to your new career Ernesto Deira, one of Argenti­ Macontber of 146 Elizabeth Dr. Harold Gaboury are in charge Five Years Ago ON HARRISON ST. (14) An 11 lb. portable that sew elastic. Darns, na’s foremost painters, said President John F. Kennedy Inspect front wheel bearings. through excellent local and natlonial employmeivt assistance. sews all fabric weights, mends, embroiders with­ with Mis . Marion Gibson in of table decorations. FUEL OIL O ft East Center St. Home office: 1872 N.W. 7th Street, Miami, Florida. I 'I Sunday police gave him an un­ asked Congress for a bold new Align front-end. Rotate tires. forward and reverse. out attachments. charge of a program, "Fomliy A refreshment committee in­ Opposite the Cemetery VA APPROVED. For details, without obligation, AM out cou­ wanted haircut and detained approach to mental illness and Carrying case $10 exUa,^ Worship” ; the Barbara Gifford cludes Mrs. John Callahan, 15.4 pon and mail today. him IS hours after an antihip- at the home of Mrs. Neilan president; Mrs. James Mc­ mental retardation with federal For Pickup and Delivery What's new fo r tomorrow is of S IN C E R today!* aid to states. 200 Gal. Min. C.O.D. Call 049-7763 STORE HOURS; m o n . a n d t u e s , • ^ « ple raid on a night club. Smith, 1437 Silver Lane, East Veigh, Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, 24-Hour Burner Service! BVw prompt reply write to: 8(19 MAIN ST. Deira, 39, who said he once WEO.-THURS.-FRI, »AT . Name ...... Age. Hartford, ■with Mrs. W. R. Mc­ Mrs. Carol Lenlhan, Mrs. Frank , One Year Ago Branches at: Insiuanoe Adjusters TEL. 643-8883 D & L i taught at Cornell University, Leod as hostess; and the Els- Toros, Miss Julia Dulka, Mrs. A huge anti-Russian demon­ R. B. REGIUS 601 Hartford Rd. Schools Address...... said he and several other per­ telle Oaipenter at 'the home of George Walder, Mrs. Arthur Le- stration at Peking airport block­ Dept. 403 FUELOIL A R AUTO SERVICE CENTER Z i p ...... Phone ...... SINGER sons were arrested Saturday Mrs. John Fletcher, 76 Irving Duc, Mrs. Milton Wagner and ed the departure of a Russian 649-4908 KEUY BOAD A VERNON CIRaE R75-«292 or 64«-OIOI 1872 N.W. 7to Street and "treated in a humiliating St. Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne. ' plane for six hours. Miami, Florida 33125 C ity...... State ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 PAGE SEVEN m . BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 may be obtained from Mrs. Coventry fnliks and mvoilvea Ms audience JEanri^pBtpr reassured by what they seem to be say­ Tolland James Broderick, Cook Rd., or Ait prosent Snrith is teaeWiiK ing to you. at the door. ’The event will be Bchoal on Staten bdand. New FLETCHER CLASS CO. OF MAN0HB8TIS It’s a handsome beginning for a can­ held F’riday night at 7 ;30 in the Yoifc in addition to Ms many perf osmanoes in and out of Om- ^Qpttitu^ ^ipraUi didate who may feel, possibly quite cor­ Town Q erk Italian-Ajnerican Friendship Meeting Set necticut. rectly too, that he lost the Presidency in The Baby Has Club, I^gsbury Ave. Mr. and 'When You Think of Glass, ^ 6 4 9 4 5 2 1 twini.wiHrin BY THE Mrs. Ef^ard McKeever of Man- The .pregnam alt St. Mary's in PRINTINO CX>.. INC. I960 because his face wore dark and Think of Fletcher** 18 Blaaoll Street Ends Hours ch ests will serve as instruc­ To Prepare Febroary to o(pen to oU hlgti M«ncltewer. Conn. forbidding shadows on television. school young people of the Cov- THOMAS F. TOROUSON tors. Mrs. William Rady of W A L ^ R. FERGUSON Along with the new official campaign Reed Rd. is chairman of the For Visitors cnltiry area ei^ their guests as PubtUhere photograiti, there is a statement of the On Saturday event Proceeds will be used to well os adult advtoors. ’There 54 McKEE STREET Founded October 1. 1881 Been Named ■will be no admdSBion charge as candidate’s own appraisal of his quali­ Town a e rk Gloria Meurant Anyone to the oomm'unity „ Publlahed Krery Evening Except Sundays Bulletin Board the cost has been under-written and Holldaya. Entered at the Post Office a fications. has announced the cancellation Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall ’The Planning and Zoning by tt»"d n ip ch «.‘ ^ r e d h i i i ^ TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Matter.______"Peace and freedom in the world, and of Saturday office hours ef- * the high school cafeteria UiU ^ served peace and progress here at home,’’ said Knofla, Amory EUzabethr' daughter of Donald and Au­ fective this week. The office wUI Oommlsalon tonight from $25.00 to $45.00 SUBSCRIPTION RATES at 8 at the Town Hall. ev en ly ^ Resignations Received drey Waddell Knofla, 80 Clyde Rd. She was born Jan. 26 at be open daily Monday through Payable In Advance Mr. Nixon in his announcement of can­ ’The Public Health Nursing muiate p l m to entertain and Selectmen received resigna- One Y ear ...... Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother la Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Six MooUia ...... 11.00 didacy, "will depend on the decdstons of Committee will meet tonight at house 50-M young people end ,,om two key positions Now Is tbs time to bring In your screens to be repaired. Mrs. George H. Waddell, 465 Porter St Her paternal grand- No evening hours will be sched­ Three Months 5.60 the next President of the United States. 8 In the Religious Education ^ v ^ l adults from Coventry. Thursday night. Karen L. Storm window gisas replaoed. One Month 1.86 parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knofla, 108 Bluefield Dr. She uled. For these critical years, America needs has three brothers, John Henry, 10, David, 7, and Andrew, 2; Building of the United Congre- ®*)**“~ . Barnes, Republican registrar of HBMBEIR o f ’The change In hours was ap- .. , _ . new leadership. and a sister, Tracy, 8. TOe O o v e n ^ group .wUl be ^^ters in the first district is AUTO GLASS INSTALLEO THE AS80CIATB1D PRESS proved last week by the Board flytog here, arriving July 8 and resigning effective March 1. The Asaoclated Proas la exclusively entitled "During 14 years in Washington, I * • • • • of Selectmen, acting on Mrq, ^he first In a 16-week series to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- of Adult Religion Course Class­ leaving July 26. FanUMes who j^mes Zuccardy, chairman of patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ learned the awesome nature of the greet Page, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Richard E. Sr. and Meurant’s request. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ es will be held tonight at 7;30 would enjoy 'being hosts to an industrial development com- decisions a President faces. During the Madeline Goetz Page, Gehring Rd., Tolland. She was born The Board of Finance recom' lished here. , , , j, Jan. 23 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ in St. Matthew’s Parish Center. BngMsh visitor can call Mrs. mission. Is resigning effective AAll ll licksJ M isaa ofva republlcatlona XJ|/sawsav-aw*»v ofw. special dls- past eight years I have had a chance mended the town clerk’s o ^ e ^ Wllltain G. Glenmey Jr.. Stiver jmmedlktely. Both vacancies MIRRORS (Fireplace and Ooor) patchesles tierneretn ' are alao'• reserved. ■* ents are Mr. and Mrs. aarence H. Goetz Sr., Eaton Rd., Tol­ to reflect on the lessons of public office, The Herald Printing Comply Inc., as­ land. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. ^ Monday through F ^ instructor, for the course ex- ® visitor can be as- reported to the Repub- sumes no financial responsibility for typp- to measure the nation’s tasks and its Page Sr., Cedar Swamp Rd., Tolland. She has a brother, day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and church doctrines as fl^fiTned. lican town commltee, who wtU PICTURE FRAMING (all types) gri^tcal errors appearing In advertisements Saturday from 9 a . m ^ noon, by Vatican II. According to the “Coventry- supply names for replacement, andother reading matter In The Manchester prpbleiqs from a fresh perspective. I Ricky, 6 ; and a slater, Kimberly, 8. when they set the $7,200 sala^ United Congregational to-Coventry” program chair- william Hurley and Joseph Evening Herald. ______have sought to apply those lessons to « * 4 WINDOW and P U T E C U SS portUon \rceks pilgrim Fellowship Bas- man, Mirs. Donald C. Smith, de- Hayman, two town residents Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. the needs of the present, and to the en- Parsych, Timothy Stephen, son of Kenneth M. and Mary Publishers Representatives — Jujyu* ago. They s to ^ by their origin- Netball team will play the Ver- ciskms must be mode os to the ^bo are also employes of the Mathews Special .Money — New York. Chi­ tire sweep of this final third of the 20th Petcen Parzyeh, 1 Ellington Ave., Rockville. He was bom Jan. ^ FMomniendatlon ^ week pirst Congregational Church amount and type of activities gtatg Department of Commun- cago, Detroit and Boston.______Century. 23 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is but tile decision up to the Select- tomorrow night at 8;30 at to be held during the visit. "It ,ty Affairs, appeared briefly at MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- "And I believe I have found some an­ Mrs. John Petcen, Easthampton, Mass. His paternal grand­ men. Is hoped that a strong response y,e meeting. Speaking as cltl- TIONS.______the Vernon Elementary School. swers." parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parzyeh, Easthampton, Mrs. Meurant told the select­ ’The Board of Selectmen will from the community will be ^ens, the men said, they would Manchester's Oldest Mass. Monday, February S Thus the suggestion, from the candi­ men the amount of business meet tomorrow night at 7 ;30 at forthooming” , Mrs. Smith ujje to see Coventry take some * «> *1 * * conducted on a Saturday does w ith Finest date’s own campaign literature, that, the ’Town Hall. iKrtes. steps to see what programs in White, Corlanne, daughter of Charles B. and Carol not warrent the opening of the Facilities along with the length of his experience ’The executive board of the The program took dhape last this department are available, A College At Depot Square? Smith White, Stuart Dr., Tolland. She was bom Jan. 23 at office. If someone needs the ser- Holland Junior Woman’s Oub summer, ■when correspondence "people from the department in public service, he has now achieved Manchester Mepfiorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents vices of the town clerk on Sat­ Wa have been imagining lately a will meet tomorrow night at 8 ■between the towns showed in- more than 'willing to come that balance and poise of feeling and are Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Smith, 279 Isinglass Rd., Hunting- urday they can call and arrange at the home of Mrs. Richard number of rather startling things we ■tereet in such a visit. Pre- and talk to ‘townspeople to character, that depth of analysis, that ton, Conn. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ an appointment, she said. Sat­ Carlson, Willie Circle. Co­ Uminary meetings have been , clear the presmt buildings signs have proliferated to a point where knowledge thou hast lent ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Hollis, Garfield, N.J. place in toe Boys Basketball thick you couldn’t see toe street • •(*'** League continues tills week light. The paper said that ours oft it, and build Uie new school where they are not nierely confusing, they are But, Lord, the will — some of the fading old houses were. WAlSIHINGTON — Obscured counter the small 'but serious there lies our bitter need. Medicare Equivalent? Alper, Jennifer Malia, daughter of Don and Marilyn Ma- with Krechko Brothers, Clinton Is tWeker than New York. Here positively ccntradlotnry." by the growing debate over provocation of Jem. 22. theis Alper, 99 Nike Circle. She was bom Jan. 30 at Manchester Press and Wanat’s tied with 6-2 is 25 cento to help you.’’ It is too late to locate the University Give us to build above the deep ’Ihe Monitor thinks that one trouble Is what ■wasn’t done and what Moreover, overall proteotion WASHING’TON (AP) — The linola, have devised the sweep­ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and records. Lipman Chorches p la c -______of Hartford hi the North End of Hart­ intent that, "once a sign is up, it Is seldom should be done about the cap­ o f the exposed intelligence ships process that brought the federal ing plan which, in essence, Mrs. H.F. Matheis, Southern Pines, N.C. She has a brother, ed second with 4-3; Savingfs ford, but there Is afloat a propoeal for ’The deed, the deed. would operate like medical in­ taken down," so that, in other words, we ture o f the Pueblo is 'the harsh had been rtimmed down. Al­ government into the health in­ Christopher D., 3% ; and two sisters, Sandra M., 21, and De­ Bank of Tolland 2-5, and Sport a giant new experimental educational fact 'that, not a single U.S. though the Defense Department (Prayer, by John Drlnkwater) surance. ’The victim of a traffic borah, 17. Mart 1-6. have signs stlU up which are obsolete, surance field has begun to work complex designed to deal with the en­ and which ought to be cleaned out once plane was at cliOBe hand Jan­ such questions, it is known that mishap would recover his actual **.»•* Clinton Press edged out Sav­ Idealism Is wonderful —but so in automobile Insurance, much medical costs and lost wages up demic proUems of the North End. It in a while, like an old attic. uary 22 to defend the spy ship. two destroyers had been on ' Conner, Marc I., son of Myron A. and Sheila Johnson ings Bank of Tolland 18-17 In this materialises, and is then Ideated in Whether or not American station in the general area part­ long as we have such a tragic to the Industry’s dismay. to a fixed amount no matter Conner, 1108 Tolland ’I^ke. He was bom Jan. 30 at Manchester overtime. Bobble Noonan was Unfortunately, it is rot the age of a Whether the auto Insurance who was at fault in the accident. the midst, and In the place of, part of planes could have accomplished ly to protect the U/S.S. Ban­ gap between the idea and the Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and high scorer and outstanding sign which is necessarily the guide to deed, even Idealism serves hu­ people, unlike the doctors, are The professors say the the existing residential structure of the much once tiie Pueblo was ac­ ner (the Pueblo’s predecessor Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Camden, Maine. He has a brother, An­ player for Clinton Press scoring its degree of helpfulness or confusion. tually boarded is a matter of spy Ship along the K'orean manity as a two edged sword. alert enough to head off the mo­ present system Is appallingly thony Chambers; and two sisters, ''ebara Chambers and Eve­ all 18 points. A1 Koths was out­ North IkKi, that will ge 26-27-33-35^ ihas announoed that 16 students in Bristol Circuit Court. by, East Hartlford; Mrs. Dor­ 4 Kindnessta 34 A ir Tempo-GEHA Silk Screen DupUcators mis Rd., Bolton; WUUam M ar­ toe mistake. “ The first thing with a cross, a symbol of toe .^22-2^85-87 65 T rouble 43-..^2 The other program was a of Connecticut. office the wrong Information. 5 Ptrfdrmed 35 Repoir have been selected to perttonn The Jointly owned Republioan Pattents Today: 273 tens, 9 Stephen St.; Mrs. Mary othy Wlnzler, 36 Benton St.; 36 On 6 6A SAOITTARIUS talk by Dr. Msurvin Melone of School Menu Where now, black cow? " I Monday, we’ll write a letter to office. Your order for drug needs OIMIN1 6 Light's In the A ll Sastem OannecUcut Electronic Stencils Cut Mrs. Marianne Washburne, 7 Situations 37 You're 67 Or NOV. 23 The menu to be served at the American new s^pers cot^ Early, 48 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Week S till 41 Hours But Moore and apologize,’ ’ Jose installed as deacons are and cos me tics will be taken MAY 22 68 Side the XJnlversiity o f Connecticut “ FVictroy-Tniined” Service Men! ADMITTED SA’TU RD AY: don’t know,’ ’ Jose said. Bln 38 The Music FeaUvsil to be held at the 'Dmgs Rham High School cafeteria this tend the commission has refused Notch Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Elena care of inunedlatoly. JUNE 22 39 It 69 Of dec'. 22 _ School o f Fhacmacy on Mrs. Lina AUard, 746 Parker ^ WASHINGTON — A U.S. stu­ she’ll turn up somewhere, some said Sunday. James A. Knight, Nell Lenders, 9Th« 70 Neighbor PuUy Equipped Service Dept. Brochotto, -Kelly Rd., Vernon. 40 Soles 23-39-49-564T UtitverSUy of OoimecUcut on o f Abuse." week is: Monday, baked lunch- t® disclose public records con­ time.” And then, Jose Indicated, de- Richard C. Woodhouse, Herbert i ^ 4 1 -45-51-55 10 Now 71 Story St; Frank Bloking, 132 Oakland ^87 Also, Mrs. Marian Grumbach, dy of Russton working condi­ Closa 41 You'll eon meat, home fries smd whole cemlng proposed projects to E. Center St. } \ 72 Or 66-76-82-90^ FTA Meeting Moore says he knows who has spite toe mistake the search for p>_ Zepp and Harry S. Mald- ij61-^7-70 12 Your 42 You March 6 and 9. St.; Christine Clarke, 61 P ly ­ 80 Mountain St., Rockville; tions revealed that 66 million of 43 Or 73 Credit capricorn The Rham Pctfent Teacher kernel com; Tuesday, breaded ®t°P poUu^n In toe Naugatuck I NEW I USED I RENTALS I Also. Mrs. Margaret Aitken, toe Soviet Union's 80 million the cow. It's another farmer In toe cow 'wlU begin anew. ment. Deaconesses are Mrs. CANCEK 13 Gat 74 Loter Members of the AU Bhustem mouth Lane; Margaret Cross, Charlene Wyse, Enfield; Mar­ ( jd s d d o r iL 44 An dec. 23 Student Association will meet veal steak with tomato sauce, R iver at lliomaston. 6 McCabe St.; Charles Whelan, toe area named Moore, but his “ If we find out who has her," Maldment, Mrs. Ralph Arm- JUNE 23 14 Deals 75 Sweethearts 66E House Dtf; Mrs. Aileen garet Wyman, 147 Chambers wage and salary-earners will 15 Social 45 Meet JAN. 20 Chionis wtH be M ay Egon, Mlari- 767 M AIN ST^-«4S-5821 JULY 23 46 For 76 Better today at 7 :30 p.m. in toe Com- msished potatoes, buttered The papers SEiid they appetded 188 West Middle T p k e .— 643-1811— M anchester Davis.1-, West Wmington, w ® .| lowed by a question and smswer cover with water. Cook slowly until tender in Halllet, 44 Colanlal Rd.; a son tightly covered pan. U.S.D.A. CHOICE! DISCHARGED YESTER­ period and refreshments. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ro- DAY: Daniel Hayes, 87 Car­ Ciq^Kiake Sale beick, 116 Concord Rd., Waip- man Rd.; Mrs. Pauline Rose, The Tolland 4-H will hold ping; a daughter to Mr. and East Hartford; Mrs. Andrea a cupcake sEde Friday at toe Mrs. Chamas McHalc, Stoms. FREE 100 E STAMPS high school from 8 to 8;S0 a.m. Cooper, Alice Dr., Coventry; W ith This Coupon and Purchase Of DISCHARGED FRIDAY: Horace Dow, Mlddlebury, Vt.; V F W Visit WKh This Coupon and PurchoM Of g ) One 2-lb. pkg. of French* Beef Noodle Laurel Rech, Westport; Ernest Laura Roberts, VFW Third Mrs. Helen S o u k u p, Stafford Three 3 2-oz. Bottlesof Grond Union District president and member 411 Springs; C. Arthur Hoag- Pairent, Blueberry HUH Rd., Tol­ CASSEROLE of toe Manchester Post, will lund, 66 Stephen St.; Joan land; Joseiph Da'vds, 46 Over­ APPLE JUICE Coupon Good thru Sot.. Fob. 10th make an official 'visit to the lo­ Ward, 694 Rye St., South Wind­ land St.; Mrs. Sonya Dragune- cal VFW Auxiliary tonight. AU sor; Mrs. Isabelle Swift, East vicius, 18 Dower Rd., South Coupon Good thru Sot., Fob. lOtK members have been requested Hartford; Gladys Rolocut, Windsor; Mrs. M ary MeShea, ai ■ I n I n uT m u J Li iJJ.Lii !m . g -t ? l l ^ t to attend toe meeting. Broad Bixjok; Charles Cotton, Willlmantlc; Mrs. Mary H ar­ St Matthew’s jGuUd Manchester Manor Oonvales- rington, 47 Stephen St.; Lu- St. M attoew V Women’s GuUd FREESOSSTAMPS wUl sponsor a folk Mass Feb. With mini-pricing®, you’ll FREE SO^i^STAMPS W ith Thu Coupoiuind Purchoso Of always get the lowest possi­ 14 at 7 p.m. The specUl serv^ Now, no matter where you are, 411 will get you WHh Thb Coupon and Purchase Of One 12-oz. Grand Union ble prices. And have the Ice wUl be foUowed by a short T w o Pfcgs. o f 2 0 ’s ofI Grand Union any telephone nidhber in town. And 1-411 will most pleasant shopping trip. social hour in toe Parish Cen­ ORDER TODAY... Plastic i POUND CAKE Because the maxi-men think ter. The event is open to toe get you any number in Connecticut. all customers should be sat­ i GARBAGE BAGS^g Coupon Good thru Sot.. Fob. 10th puUlc and families are welcome 411, and 1-411. The new information numbers. isfied customers. That’s ® to attend. what sets m in i-p ric in The annual GuUd Fashion apart. And makes it better. ytit.v.ii!toii.iitiiiiii Show will be held March 28 In LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY toe Parish Center. GREAT AMERICAN Chuck Steak (Blade Cut) 48‘. OCEAN SPRAY BATHROOM DEAL CAN Lenten Series Just take a tiny L.08K .WMIOHT qt. 1 4 - 3 /4 - o z . ^ Q C “TOPPY” BACON COCKTAIL cans A w The Board of Deacons o f the Hungrex tablet before T H B F I R S T DAYI JUICE btl. AJAX CLEANSER SOUPS United Oongregatlonal Church Sliced, sugar- meals... afid banish those CRANAPPLE 43* 2 cured bacon Thousands now lose will sponsor a Lenten Series of London Broil Steak’r 88ib hated extra pounds as APPIANWAY with sweet weight who never thought SANKACOFFEE speakers on "The . Wortd In smoked flavor. you banish hunger! Why?^ 8-oz. they could... report $ 1 5 9 'p^r-41* Which 'the Ohuroh Mtoisters.” But here’s an even Because Hungrex is . jaf 4 ° * ” 3 5 ^ 49 I remarkable weight losses PIZZA MIX Ttie series 'wUl begin Feb. 28 : Fresh Ground Chuck 68 is the most powerful of 7...20...even INSTANT and run for six weeks ending wnDFRm T 46'Oz. OO c reducing aid ever 41 pounds in a short CHICKEN OR TURKEY Vi oz A A 13)^-oz. March 87. faster way cans 0 9 released for public use while. So if you’re tired FRUIT DRINKS without prescription! DOLE TROPl-KAI 3 \s> of half-way measures MORTON DINNERS HUNTS Suppresses hunger pangs and want really effective BORDENS INSTANT ■ . - a - # . or P A 15oz. 4 7 C POWERFUL PLUNGER CLEARS so effectively, it actually f help in reducing We reserve the right to limit quantities Tomatoes cans ^ A Singleton Shrimp Cocktail, 3 pack! limits the ability of ...send for Hungrex STEWED CLOCCEDTOILETS your body to produce MASHED POTATOES59 2 * today. Hungrex will simply HUNTS Blue Bonnet Margarine pilS 2/57* gnawing hunger amaze yOu! You'll be TOILET TISSUE 2 8 - o z . C sensations! Result? You cans ^ Jg Specials for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday! Stop & Shop reiMiuM Margarine ills 4 /8 8 * slimmer next week or your ITALIAN Tomatoes don’t feel hungry...down money back. N o 2 53M ain SOFT WEVE lircrirr 389-6248 shton John J Icco Grated Parmesan Cheese goes your calorie intake. prescription needed. Austrian Alps Gruyere Cheese and down goes your 10-oz. $ 4 3 9 weight. jar I Countryfine Sliced Swiss Cheese INSTANT COFFEE W V A TOWELS ‘Ajax Iceberg Lettuce ec«rr. Aiuiunr rfeirmAtAl CDrF«rtil«i* 1.H>. 5-oz. 23' Fresh crisp, CLEANSER California let­ Fresh Apple Pies W VA TOWELS 469-8150 rown Ellsworth T 165E lm tuce and ripe Our Maxi-Men bakers love apple AJAX red tomatoes plea . . to they go all out to bring REGULAR 21-oz. 4 0 c tor your fa­ you the juiciest, tastiest apple-y pie 4 » cans A W No stamps vorite salad. imaginable! 1 lb, 5 oz package. Reducing Aid u d d in g s CLEANSER 2 JXear R «(«o««d for Fuhlle !/••/ M-T-FINE P NEVER AOAIN that sick faellno BROADCAST . . im p o r t e d GRATED PARMESAN DOXSEE KRAn CRACIERRARRSl,^. - , HEDlIBAmURGER whan your lellal overflows head Apricot Filled Danish COUNtRY DRUG 11«OX- CORNED BEEF HASH 49* COLONNA CHEESE 29* CLAM CHOWDER - r 29* YELLOW STIX ’^ 6 9 * . . . no games 2 iS '4 5 * btl. 29* Take a coffee break . . . anytime . . . B77 West Middle Tpke. pilNifAKEMIX DILLSUCES im p o r t e d g r a te d PA U aSA N GlANORENEDRy l m e l l o w , TOILAFLEX« to enjoy this delicious pastry. 12 02 pkg 4 » Manchester, Conn. )0-ol. W e don’t give stamps, play H in X FRESH C O ^ D BEEF HASH '^or 29* COLONNA CHEESE r 4 7 * RUG CLEANER pSg.'.6 1 * Toilet Plunger 562-1299 hurch R J Mrs 256M apleA v games or run races here at n leiMl me reiulir 21-diy supply of Hunirex with P.P.A. for 59* n r 49* P A liffi SYRUP DILL PICKLES im p o r t e d g r a te d GLANORENEDRY RRAPTCUCURIARRU _ _ Unlike ordknery plunger*, Ibilaflex Stop & Shop , . . we offer Firm Tomatoes only 13. P A R J j ^ , doet not permit compreeied air or W/BEANS mini - pricing® instead. We . National Children's Dental Health Week CORNED BEEF H A S H ^r 73* COLONNA CHEESE 77* RUG CLEANER EXTRA SHARP ST B X metty water to tplath back or etcape. a Sond znt tconomydin 42-day supply for only |S . ’t “ 79c BROADCAST CH ILU r 39 With 'Ibilaftek the full preMure plowt There's still nothing quicker and easier than the can’t offer you both gim­ 12 oz c r, .. ,f«b''uary 4 th-10th, 1968 CREMORA COLOmA FLAVORED _ GLANORENEUOra KRAnCRACXIRIARRBL . . through the clogging matt and micks and savings, so our packages Dental Health — Brush Your Teeth After HUnPROCBSStO 20^s. RUGI ICLEANER K^79* VARIETY tnXPAK 69* good old ten-second ABC method: go by the 2 "‘f* 4 9 * Ninw. m BREADCRUMBS US 25* 8B?oYAm r45* •wiehea it down. policy is to offer low, low Meals. See Your Dentist Twice A Year— Eat Crisp, 32- - con 59 DILL PICKLES bri. 45* Cm CKENSTEW PRICESJFFKYIVI YHRU SAY., Kf^lOth.WE RjSjRyETHLRIGHY YO UAAIT QUAIffiTIES.- • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASH-SACK book. The telephone book. Nothing beats it prices on quality foods, week Juicy Fruits and Vegetables and —• " Address. • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN'T SKID AROUND after week, after week. • TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT FIT when you're looking for a phone number. V ». c._. Smiling Manchester FAikade, MidiBe Tnmpike, RaOcmpttai Kawtafton That’s mini-pricing® I . ------You II the Crispiest and Juiciest at Stop & Shop Oat Ihf Oanulna Tollaflax' Find .SUte. □ Pay ment "Bnclosed'-f' 2So for bandUng Opon Friday Mights to 9—^ RadnnptiMi Canton Closad Mondays 8 2 *1 AT HARDWARE STORES 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. V'sJ

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 PAG E TEN Section Two MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 Pages 11 to 20 Police Make V ernon Vernon Obituary N ew Arrest March 19 Dinner to Honor Jorgensen Back at Norwich^ Board Drops Ex-Mayor Herman Olson Six Scouts -'v 1 Robert Peterson of Manchester, In Robberies Faces Kidnap Charge Feb. 19 Two Issue^ Death Claims with whom he made his home; Former Rockville Mayor Her- his wife, Claire, have traveled two sisters. Miss Louise Bingen- (Continued from Page One) Named to Shortly after the robbery, a man Olson will be honored at a extensively. In 1969, wWle serv- I' dw 1. 'S-S ed lice. Mrs. Jensen had a scraped rules and vote to place the He was a member of Man. New Britain, sister of Mrs. court Feb. 19. State Jail In Ueu of bond. 27 years and in that time has a son of the scoutmaster, George leg. ch'orter Lodge of M a ^ ^ Omar Agiies Skrabacz of Manchester, Lattier appeared in court on item on the agenda. A call reoeirved in the Hart- served the town In many Dumas, 17, whose brother, Wil­ The two men were taken to The West Side sewer assess­ Shrine Club, Delta Chapter, died Saturday at her home. the same elg®en revoked. toe result of an accident In ice. the only person to receive this ^y’s a Steel Drlvln’ Man,” and custodian at the Municipal Mr. Hildlng was bom May 3, mother. Mrs. Kenneth Palmer religious group have ’’been very Mark Shapera and Jane Smith. bles and tnteresU, bowling, fish- D^vld P. Bliss, 22, of Newlng- which Ida car strock a parked ...... »' SAnif\v>cfSeniors inHn/trofiinducted Hiii*in(vduring fnoit*their honor. “ The Love Bug Itch.” Building. 1887, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Bearers were Edward Lingner of Hamden, that the mission­ careful” not to write home Img, playing saxo{dione and *®"> arr®®*®^ to Coventry, was o® Eldridge St. Sr., Edward McGrath, Leo Vio- junior year include Mark Cad- On Building Panels \ change of tempo followed He was a member of All had lived in Hebron about 60 ary group was receiving ’’red about ’’anything that might be Olson also served on three vvhen Arnold sang Ms popular clarinet, coin colleoting and toied a total of $40 charges of Hydrants Barred lette and Alfred Fredette. carpet treatment.” detrimental to the work over man, Karen Dugan, Sandra ...... Saints Episcopal, Church, Pasa­ years. Fargo, Todd Leventhal, John sch®®* building commlUees, "As Long as She Needs Me,” singing in the school choir. improper use of markers, aban- there. dena. In Manchester, he wsui a He was a veteran of World The mission in the resort town Skinner Rd., and and “ Anytime,” both wMch had At Saturday night’s cere- donlng markers, operating an CBT Gives Town For Pool Pilling Frank X. NagI of Dalat, 135 miles northeast of "They’ve always steered clear Pacheco, Marsha Paradis, Re- Northeast, member of St. Mary’s Epis- War I, and a member of Jones- becca Woodbury and Audrey smooth background of trom- monies, the mothers of the u®*‘®8lstered motor vehicle, copal Church and had sung In Keefe Post, American Legion. BOLTON — ’The funeral of Saigon, was operated by the of politics,” Mrs. Palmer said. the remaining one-half Interest bones and a French horn. The Eagle scouts were presented having no rear red Ught. Renewal Land The Town of Manchester will Zale. continue Its policy of forbidding Its choir for many years. Survivors include two broth- Frank X. Nagl of Quarry Rd. Christian Missionary Alliance ’’That’s one reason I think in the Ladd and Hall Furniture audience was completely held with Eagle pendants on chains Anna M. Guerra of Hartford, Bulletin Board the use of fire hydrants for Survlvors, besides Ms parents, ©rs, Samuel A. Hildlng and Al- was held tMs morning from the and Overseas Crusade group. they’ve been allowed to stay Co. and still owns the business jjj spell by the singer and charged with shoplifting, plead­ The (Connecticut Bank and The Rockville Homemakers and the fathers with pins. filling private or public swim­ include a brother, Reginald bert W. Hildlng both of He- John F. ’Tlemey Funeral Home, Mrs. Palmer reported receiv- there so long.” now managed by his oldesit son, responded with long-loud ova- ed guilty, and was fined $76. Trust Co. has deeded a 400 will meet Wednesday at 7:3 The tenth scout to receive the ming pools. Town Manager Rob­ Barnsley of Hartford; three als- bron, and several nieces and 219 W. Center St., Manchester, Ing a telegram Saturday night ’The Hamden woman said she She was arrested Jan. 22 at square foot parcel to the Man­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Hom­ Peter. tion at the conclusion of the eagle award is now a forest ert Weiss announced today. ters, Mrs. Eileen A. HaUiday nephews. with a Mass of requiem at St. from the missionary group’s didn’t have ’’any idea” whether Starting in 1950, Olson served program, Caldor’s Department Store. Po­ chester Redevelopment Agency. er Waltz. The subject wUl be range out west. He is Charles He said that he receives In­ and Mrs. Myron Ames, I x ^ of Funeral services will be held Bartholomew’s Church, Man- headquarters in New York City, the rescued missionaries would as a member of the Board of Bin Walker, music director lice said rile took items valued The parcel, to the north of BRAND NEW 1968 MERCURY Chester. The Rev. Edward La- which said her daughter was remain in Vietnam or be sent three-dimension pillows. Gebler. Its North End Branch parking quiries, from time to time, re­ Manchester, and Mrs, Marjorie Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Pot- Finance for seven years. In 1955 arranger for Arnold, de- at over $15 but less than $260. Rose was celebrant. Paul Chete- safe. Then when Mrs. Palmer home. Burpee Relief Corps will mee^ Geble(r who Is now married lot, will form the southwest cor­ garding the hydrant use. Dunn of Pasadena; a nephew pj^eral Home, 466 Jackson he was elected Mayor on the serves special merit for Ms Other cases disposed of in- and four nieces. lat was organist and soloist. Bu------'— ■ ------Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a pot- and has a fOmity, 'was made an ner of the new N. Main St. Weiss explained that the pol­ St., Wllllmantlc. The Rev. Her­ Republican ticket. piano accompaniments and his Eagle soout over 20 years ago. ®tode: Gene T. Chlapponl, 29, Funeral services will be held luck supper and an installation intersection with Oakland St. icy, of ■ long standing. Is be­ bert O. Kelsey Jr. of Hebron riM WM in St. James’ Ceme- medallion trophy for outstand- mer St. Neubauer’s vehicle was During his term of office as handling of the orchestra, Friday at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s tery, Manchester. of officers following the 7 p.m 'The awards Saturday were ®* Hartford, arrested in It will___ provide______for___ an_____ dm- cause of the turbidity which Congregational Church will of­ ing menitail alertness. stopped after it had been struck mayor many m^jor Jhingsjwere Selecting wisely for audience Episcopal Church. The Rev. Father LaRose read the com­ made by A1 Wisniewski Also ToUand, charged with speeding, driving ra iu s for mot- resulits In the water mains when Prices Start At i ficiate. Burial will be in St. Pe­ Despite (the tiiriing three days by e. third car, driven by meeting. Marlon Hayes wUl be accomplished: The Plaza Shop- ap*tTear, "the Hartford'symphony George F. Nostrand, rector, will mittal service. spealdng was Dr. Harrison 330; Daniel Cole, 33, of 17 Gos- orists turning right hydrants are opened. He stild ter’s Cemetery, Hebron. of competition thalt ended with Charlotte Butcher, 149 Spruce installed as president for the pjng Center was built; the city opened the first half of the pro- officiate. Burial will be in East Cameron, Highland Distriot Ad- l®e Dr., failure to grant the Town Manager Robert Weiss that the force disrupts rust in Friends may cMl at the fu­ her crowniiing as Connectiicut St., police said. second year, acquired the present admlnls- g^am with “ Overture to ^La Cemetery. Irwin L. Hayes Junior Mias, Joaime was attend- Miss Butcher was backing her The Maple Street School PTA tration building free of charge; vancemient chairman and Mayor right of way, rolled; Edwin T. today thanked the bank’s of­ the lines and causes annoyance neral home tomorrow from 7 to Gazza Ladra,” by Rossini, and Friends may call at the Funeral services for Irwin L. ing her EOHS classes "as usual" car when the Initial collision will meet tonight at the school Henry Park was developed with John Grant Cummings, 54, of 25 Canter- ficials for the gift. to homeowners. Complaints are 9 p.m. “ Overture Ffintasy,” from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Hayes of 5 Ford St. were heW today. occurred. at 8. Dr. Elmer A. Diskan of the building of the little league ------bury St., failure to obey a stop In a letter to Richard Roth- rare when the hydrants are “ Romeo and Juliet,” by Tschal- opened for fires, he said. Main St., ’Thursday from 2 to Saturday morning at Holm$s Befitting her newly won sta- Harold Malin, 42, of 40 Ol- Manchester will speak and field and the Lottie Fisk Me­ NL’b THIRD BEST FIGURE sign, $15; Gary A. Cusson, 20, well, vice president In charge Arthur J. Chamberlain _ _ __ „ kowsky. ’The orchestra was in CINCINNATI (AP) — Despite of Newington, failure to drive in of the bank’s downtown office, Weiss, In a letter to the 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Puneral Home, 400 Main St. tus, Joanne drove to school tMs cott St. told police an unidenti­ show slides concerning his trip morial. _ ^ fine “ voice” and was a fitting the retirement of pitcher Sandy the established lane, pleeided Weiss wrote, “ You c n be sure Board of Directors, stated that The family suggests that J- Manley Shaw morning in a shiny 1968 Chevro- fied motorist forced him off the aboard the hospital ship West Hartford, father of Nor­ Also during (Dlson’s term as pre'iude'"to'' thr'excitement of Koufax, poor spring weather, nolo contendere, $16. that actions of tills type do the Manchester Water Co. and those wishfiig to do so make of South Methoc” C ' '.rch of- let Camaro, loaned for her per- road at 5 a.m. Saturday near “ HOPE.” mayor, the public works e- Arnold presentation wMch memorial donations to a Book man Chamberlain and Mrs. flciated. Burial was in Four ' sonal use by Carter Chevrolet and the^,lack of a tight pennant Also, William J. Durand of 63 sp®ed up the renewal process the Connecticut Water Oo. also Hartford Rd. and Case Dr. Hope Chapter win InlUate partment was developed Into a intermission. forbid use of the hydrants, oth­ of Remembrance at St. Mary's James McGuire,- both of Man­ Corners Cemetery, Thorndike, of Manchester. race, the National League In Bissell St., Inboxlicatlon, $16; and ore real value to the town.” After leaving the road, candidates on ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. well-equipped organization, the er than for fire purposes. Church. chester, died yesterday at St. Mass. "We were certainly thrilled Officers should wear white, city of Rockville acquired three 1967 registered Its third Mghest AJ-vln FUnit, 42, o f Coventry, HP729aes Feb. 5 Malln’s vehicle struck cable and The Metropolitan District Francis Hospital, Hartford. Bearers were friends of the by Joanne’s win,” said her Mrs. Edward Williams is In new fire trucks including a 76- attendance figure with 12,971,430 imiproper passing and driving Survivors also Include his wife, guide posts belonging to the $20 BILLS UNPOPULAR however, does allow swimming Charles W. Swords family. mother, Mrs. John O’Neil, this charge of refreshments. foot aerial ladder truck. This Stocks Post paid admissions. -without glasses, total of $30, another son '%nd daughter, 3 Town of Manchester, police said. CHICAGO (AP) — You can’t pool filling, he said. Charles W. Swoirde, 76, of morning. “ But we’d have been Camera Club Meeting equipment was paid for in full Bradenton, Fla., formerly of brothers, 3 sisters, and 10 grand­ proud of her even if she had Allan G. Cyr, 23, of 90 Jarvis buy a box of popcorn for a $20 Rd. was attempting to manu- TTie Snlpslc Camera Club during Olson’s term. Decline in Manchester and New Britain, children. come in last.” Another major project start­ bill at Chicago Stadium. You ever out of a tight parking space win meet on Wednesday at 8 died today at Bradenton. The funeral will be held to­ Mrs. O’Neil said Joanne, an ed under Olson was the signing can't get peanuts or a hot dog, ECHS Senior in the Bess Eaton Doughnut p.m. at the Union Congrega­ Mr. Swords waa a retired morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the honor student at ECHS, has an eUher. Shop parking lot at l :20 p.m. tional Church social room. of the contract for the con- Slower Trade phimber. He was a native of Flsette Funeral Home, 20 Sis­ interest both in psychology and - - structlon of the filtration plant. "Because of a recent influx of Saturday, when the fender of Mrs. Gertrude Dragon of NEW YORK (AP) —’The counterfeit $20 bills we won’ t New Sritaiih and lived In Man­ son Ave., Hartford, with a sol- Is Named mathematics, and plans to at­ Coventry, a m em b^ of the The city also received an award his vehicle broke a small win­ stock market settled lower early take them,” a concessionaire chester for several years, leav­ men Mgh Mass of requiem at tend either the University of gfroup, will show a series of *®f t*'® best street lighting pro- dow on the north-east side of this afternoon. Trading slowed W IW T Jl explained Sunday night. MONTEGO EQUIPMENT INCLUDED AT THIS PRICE: ing here seven years ago for the Church of St. Brlgld, West Connecticut or Boston Univer­ slide-shows. These include a gram. COMPLETE from Friday’s pace. Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Junior Miss the building; police said. IMiURAMSMItH* Worth Bradenton. sity after graduation. fantasy, “ Dream in Blue,” and O®® disappointment encoun- In initial dealings, gains out­ in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Vehicles driven by Christine Radio, heotwr, whitawoHs, 3-speed fully synchronized manual transmission, 200 cu. in. 6 Survivors include his wife, (Continued from Page One) A soloist In the East Catholic also "LlTs Story, or the Tale *®*'®‘* Olson during his term numbered losses as Wall Street Bloomfield. Choir, Joanne studies voice at Hillman of Framingham Center, Mrs. Evelyn Swords; twobroth- of the Cat” and "Green Fire.” Mayor was the inability to showed relief that the weekend INSURANCE Knowing cyl. engine, curved glass side windows, simulated walnut instrument panel, color keyed carpet­ Hartt School of Music on a par- Mass., and Stanley Slomelnsky, Roberi E.' Swords of Bay-— J Friends may - call___ at the fu- ___ mah— A FeWmam of West Hart- ______Members are requested to acquire tfie Rockville Public had passed without any drastic ADULT TRAININfi port, N.Y. and Rlchaid Swoons neral home tonight from 7 to 9. g^d Pranciine VechioUa of scholarship. For her talent °* Windsor collided in a Mc- bring in four slides so that se- Water Co., which had been of- new developments In the dan­ Resident or Home Study - - - ■ requirement in the compeUtlon, Nall St. service staUon lot when ing, pleated both or all vinyl interior, curb moulding, ventless side windows, windshield washers, ct Bridgeport; four grandcMl- ElliUngton. lectlons may be made for the I®red to the city before he took gerous Aslan situation. II I I I I I I » M I I I I J dren and several great-grand- Miss Hilvie S. Johnson.. she sang „ “___ Love. Is a Many- Slomelnsky car rolled back- next NECCe contest. office and waa sold to the Su- SERVICE Hotel-Motel Management As trading continued, how­ We read that small fish Miss Hilvie S. JMmson, 76, of CUth-ar area girls among the gplendored Thing.” ward into Mrs. Hillmanis. The Men, women—Age, expeirt- padded dash & visors, seot belts, backup lamps, and a host of other Mercury custom acces­ cMldren. accident occurred at 1:20 a.m. Rockville Hospital Notes burban Water Co., His admln- ever, the advantage for the plus known as Wrasses are dental TTie Shannon Funeral Home, 66 Pearl St. died Friday night 16 pagoanlt finailiats were Ann The contest Judges were: Vlsltlng hours are 12:80 to 8 istratlon fought the sale for ence no barrier. Training Saturday. side faded and losses outscored technloians for larger fish sories. Bradenton, Is in charge o f ar­ at her home. e . Benson, 348 Woodbridge St., Sandy Beach of WDRC Radio, p.m. in all areas except mater- two years, gains by nearly 160 issues on program will not diniterfteie such as groupers. Jacks, your present job. rangements. Funeral services Miss Johnson was bom April Manohester; Kaithleen Dooley, Miss Diane Wilkins, America’s Nicholas Lanzano, 46, of 170 nlty where they are 2 to 4 and Named Rotary Citizen the New York Stock Exchange. snappers, etc. These bigger and"burial will be in Bradenton. 1. 1891 M Higganum, and was 2S4 Avery St., Waipping; and Junior Miss in 1966; Miss Pa­ Bissell St. was backing his ve­ REAL Free Naitioniwlde Place­ fish will hold stUl with their 6:80 to 8 p.m. ^960 Olson was named From loss of less than a point ment Assistance Avilable. _------a retired teacher in the Man- ShieJagh O’Ooimell, 131 Park tricia Rloux, former Connecti­ hicle on Center St. near Cooper Admitted Thursday: Cnithleen R®tary Citizen of the Year. The jg the first half hour, the Dow ESTATE mouths wide open, while In Stock For Immediate Delivery! Harry J. Bingenheimer Chester Public School System. St., Mandheaiter. cut Junior Miss; and Mrs. at 2:37 p.m. yesterday, when it St. Louis. 87 Union S t.; Henry former mayor was serving on Jones industrial average at noon wrasses swim Inside to eat Harry John Bingenheimer, 69, She retired several years ago Tihe -Pageant finals were held Louise Ray, director of youth struck a town-owned fire LaPolnit, Berlin; Henry Higgins, the Board of Selectmen when showed a decline of 3.69 at Tiav^ Agent off fragments caught on the teeth. When the big fish Is of 46 Hillside St. died this morn- after 35 years service, She was conjunetton with the (thi-ee activities for the National Foun- hydrant 20 Tunnetl Rd.; Hairry Croyie, 97 the town governments were con- 859.97. Prepaiattons -plu»- dation of the March of Dimes. tired of holding its mouth ing at Ms home. a member of Emanuel Luther- chevy Show alt the cirmoi'y, A vehicle driven by Clifford Hany Lane; Kevin and Michael solldafed three years ago. Blue chips as \yell as high Men, women—^Age, experi­ open. It warns the •wrasses Mr. Bingenheimer was bom an Church. sponsored toy tlhe Chevrolet Di- C. Lanterman, 20, of Andover Bouley, 31 Wilson Lane; Ka'tSi- Olson now serves as president flying, glamor stocks were ence no barrier. Training by snapping shut, then quick­ LOW BANK RATE FINANCING In Rockville, May 2, 1898, and Survivors Include three broth- -vision of General Motors and skidded into a car belonging to leen Rlttilnger, Broad Brook; of the Rockville Savings and among the losers; but there was program will not Inibeirfe(re ly opens to let them escape. lived in Manchester about eight 6fs, Claude W. Johnson of Ches- area dealers. Prooeeds bene- Many Mishaps Robert M. Levington of Wap- Kaitherine Rothe, Ellington. Loan and is one of the advo- also a liberal assortment of ac­ with your present job. The big fish takes a few with UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY . months. He lived in East Hart- tcf. Philip E. Johnson of Mid- fn nia Miaipch of Dimes, ping in the parking lot of U.A. Discliarged Thuinsday: Shep- cates of Its aggressive program, tive advancing Issues. deep deaths, then opens For Free Details Check ford about 27 years, and before dletown, and J. Albln Johnson ab Omneotiout winner, Jo- Occur in Town Theatre at 8:10 p.m. Saturday. hend Nadeau, 62 Union S t.; He is also a trustee of the Rock- The Associated Press average again and the wrasses swim Course and AbUI To: In to give more dental at­ that he was in business with his ®( Deep River; two sisters, Mrs. ainne won a $500 edhoJarship and A vehicle driven by Russell Benedict Marocohini, 91 EUing- ville Public Library and a mem- of 60 stocks at noon was off 1.1 COUNTY SCHOOLS father, operating a meat market Clifford Talmadge of Kenslng- get of matched tilla g e from Several motorists were in- H. Wheeler Jr., 39, of Columbia ton Ave.; James Durdan, 52 ber of the town planning corn- at 313.8 with industrials off 1.7, tention. YOUR attention, Adult Dept. MH please, to our TOP VALUES In Rockville. *®"> Mrs. Ann Hargraves of the autonuibilc mianufacburer; a volved in accidents this week- struck a car operated by David Hammond St., Riiohaird Hyer, 93 mission. rails off .6 and utlUties off .4. ROBERT J . SMITH, 3787 Main S t, and service! He was a member of Concor- Wichita Falls, Tex.; and sev- wardrobe for her trip to the na- end on Manchester streets, Candlewood, 29, of Willimantic South St.; Ja-nis Rich, Elling- Serving as a mem'ber of the Gillette, nearly 2 points off, Bridgeport, Conn. 06606 dla Lutheran Church and the eral nieces and nephews. ■tlonal finals in Mobile from Three cars collided on Broad at the Center at 12:03 a.m. yes­ ton; Mrs. Jocelyn Bolduc and first 12-man board of represen­ paced the list on volume. INSURANSMIIHS SMCE 1914 Dillon SaI«B and Sendee, MORIARTY BROTHERS tatives of the new-' consolidated Name ...... Golden Age Club.. \ Funeral services will be held Sage-Alien’s of Hartford; and St. near Center St. at 6 p.m. terday. son, 155 Union St. Moore McCjormack and Occi­ Inc. Survivors include his wife, tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Wat seiverad othwr prizes. Saturday. The Wheeler car was alleged­ government, Olson recently re- “ Oonneotlout’s Oldest Llriooln-Meroury, Comet and Cougw Dealer!” dental Petroleum advanced Address ...... « Mrs. Emma Barron Bingenhei­ kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. Voited ’’Mi-as Personality” by Michael G. Wilson, Iflf of Bol- ly making a right turn from the The Herald’s Vernon Bureau ceived, along with other mem- more than 2^ points each in ac­ 649-5241 Your Ford Dealer mer; a son, Kenneth Bingen Center St. Burial will be at 3 :16 the other contedtants, Joanne ton couldn't stop In time to pre- middle lane, striking Candle- Is at 38 Park St„ tel. 875-3136 bers of the first board, a pew- tive trading and Teledyne M i MAIN STIIIIT, MANCHISTIR Flume ...... 319 Main St., Manchester (Greand Fi«er Ntxt to Hwin & Hob) 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER OPEN EVENINGS ~ Thursday till 6 heimer of Denver, Colo., now in Fountain Hill Cemetery, Deep wuis aJeo alwarded the $200 Sage vent his car from striking the wood’s vehicle which was trav­ or 043-2711. News items may ter plaqufi. cUmibed nearly 2. Control Data C!lty ...... S ita to...... 643-214S serving in Saigon for {he U.S. River. -Ailen Scholaralhlp given in this rear of an auto driven by Wil- eling in a straight line In the be mailed to P. O. Box 327, Along with all of his many was briskly traded and up about Oovernment; a daughter, Mrs. Friends may call at the fun- caitegory. She also received a liam Neubauer, 53, of 65 Sum- right lane, police said. Rockville. services to the town, Olson and 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN PAC® TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 ope Sibun waa not Uated. The Six Days of Fighting H e b r o n play waa preaented thla after­ Gnwrup DENTAL noon at the Rham High School. shoppGTB spoeicri! TV-Radio Tonight HEALTH Both performancea were aOld i h r Reality of War Thrust Upon Saigon Smiling Legion Plans out. toes, only! WEEK Awards Night Manchester Evening Herald FAIRWAY, Television Hebron oorreapondent, Mrs. FIRST By PETE HARNETT fanned a stove to boU rice as curfew, seeking food to replen- The homeless wander the city m RA4-10. Marjorie Porter, tel. tS8-tll6. S;00 ( lU te Douctas (C) iah her larder. Food is available seeking shelter and food. The sponsored The Jones Keefe Po0t 05 ( S40) n r r y 'Mason 7:30 (18) Alfred Hllchoock Associated Press Writer her parents foraged In the dust HB) Hlalrimy Patrol (10909990) Hie Monkees (C) SAIGON (AP )— Six days ot home. A only on the black market and at fearful crowd the grounds of by the 1968 Amerioan Legion bias set Feb. (40) caiartle CXian New Haven Man valantine (dD) InSidit and Panel DIs- fighting In Saigon have thrust shrapnel-scarred piece of tin three times normal prices. hospitals, churches and pego- 17 for the annual post eivuirds cuMrton ( 8) O>wboy In Africa (C) CONNECTICUT STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION pre«Mi)itsLiUon. 'Tbeore will be 20 (M) Mlateracers NoicMwr- (19) Ounagmoke (C) the reaHty of war upon a city roofing protected the child from Wounded civilians lie at least das. Held on Drug Charge Immm (94) Soarinc Over the Rockies to 26 indiivldual end poet aiwarcbi handkerchiefs population that for years es­ the searing sun. two In a bed at aU hospitals. At terno already are trying to re- and the NEW HAVEN (AP) —Sched- (W) Comtmt 8:00 1(10909990) Rowan and Mhr- presented bv the dlsbriot and . , _ . , _ _ (40) 'niiMtooea tin's Dauth-m (C) caped the horroia that occur ev- On the northwestern outskirts Cho Ray, the biggest hospital In build on the ruins. A (shopkeeper AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION 0;30 (40) Vetieir JennInKl. New.e (94) French C3ief who had lost everything was one L paitm ent of OonneoUcut of- 8:30 18) Subocrlptlon TV eiy day in the bl(x>d-stalned of the city, bulldozers gouged Vietnam, an old man wounded cult Court la a 38-year-old New (18) Atteimon (RenM ftoem. 33c (91) What's New '(R) ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (C) countiyside of South Vietnam. out a mass gave for Viet Oong In both legs and the chest of the few people In a Mock-long Haven man charged with ■viola­ 6:00 ( 3.64(M2j|0) News, Weather (19) U icy Show (C) The aiwards niglirt will be tol- reg. 49r spicLWIs on the tUe flooring be­ scene of destruction. He was [Q (O ( 3) TBA Jhls 'was the face of Saigon soldiers who died in the usault lowed by a Vatentiine Day dance tion of the state narcotics act. (94) Key* for Tomorrow's (94) AnUquee Sunday afternoon: on the capital. They were to be cause all the beds arof ull. trying to flatten the twisted tin 120 Police said Lorenzo HoUovmy a most thoughtful gift! Homes 9:00 ( 3-19) Andy Griffith (C) roof on his house tmd replace it and buffet. (80) MoHale'B Navy (94) NRT Journal A Vietnamese doctor burled anonymously In a ceme­ On a bed next to him are two WM arrested Sunday on Dlxvtoll on the charred walls. The de­ 1620 The pro(gTam and onteitaln- 4both stores, main stre< (90) (Men In Gbaoe ^ (10909990) Danny Thoma.s shrugged his shoulders beside tery that holds the remains of badly burned men. In the chil­ Avenue. Police claim Holloway (18) IMerv arinln # (C) struction that surrounded him ment committee has announced every thursday ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) the bed of a dying 3-year-old French Legionnaires and the dren’s ward, a young girl, her had 60 small bags of a sub- (99) ^ was as total as in Berlin in IMS. aidvanoe .ptiains for a St. Patrick 6:90 ( 3) Walter Cronkfte (C) 9:30 ( 3-19) Family Affair (C) boy lying sightless, his body a Vietnamese who fought beside head swathed in bloody band­ believed to be heroin, ( 8) Nerwa. Bob Youitg (C) ( 8-40) Peyton Place KC) ages, nestles on the bosom of Thousantis of people in the 1 ^ Day dance to be held on MercOi (10-99W) 'Huntley-Brtnkley 10:00 (10909990) I Spy (C) raw scar from stomach to fore­ them in the 1846-54 war. >' 16. More tnformntion will be 'was held on $6,000 bond. (C) ( 8-40) Bi« Valley (C) her mother, who moans with city are now homeless. Many i m f i head. The flamethrower that Other gravediggers were at (U) Newsbeat (C) ( 3-19) Carol Burnett (C) had fled the fighting in the coun­ FOB A LIFETIME! coming BOion. (94) What's New? (R) 10:30 (18) Subscript Ion TV had scorched him killed his work In the National Cemetery, similar wounds. try, and now they have nowhere You'll never liave to buy film atmln , . . A prognram has been started (90) PUm 10:46 (18) News. Weather (C) mother and father. preparing for the elaborate offi­ A tiny brother and slater because eacb time. 6:48 (90) News „ ^ 11:00 ( 39-10-199990-40) News. else to run. The war has caught printe ypur roll of BlAck & by the locai post to erect a tem­ 7:CD ( 3) After Dinner Movie (C) Sports, Weather (C) A nervous policeman raised cial funeral of a Vietnamese smile wanly at each other as Koda-color fUm wo give you A B ^ (30) liaw and Mr. Jones up with Saigon. porary Vietnam Honor Roll at "Home of (10) MeHale's Navy his rifle at a dozen Vietnamese colonel beheaded by the Viet they receive intravenous infu­ LUTEXY FREE, a fresh roll « film (90) HunUeynBrlnMey 11:95 ( 3) Monday S(o.rll^ht (C) 121 for your camera. We replace we film Veteran’s Pairk on Hehron Service MANCHESTER (999040) Neww. Weather 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bis)iop Show (C) families that wandered to the Oong. Six other graves were sions of saline solution. Both you have deveioped. It's ml fresh- (94) Alcoholics Are PeofAe (10909990) Tonight (O dated and lop quality and Ko- . Green. The oommdtitee, Oom- BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER ( 8-19) Truth or Omsequences (■12) Late Movte park In front of the National As­ being dug alongside for his wife were hit with bullets in the TOLLAND TURNPIKE thighs and arms. All the Ameri­ Mushrooms Powdered , dak, t.io. Quick processing . . . A _ mander Walter Danald, John SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS sembly building in the center of and five children, machine- 194 hour service for Kjulynyck and Robert Cafazzo, can surgeons and nurses as­ WASHINGTON — U.S. De­ 620 I black ajid white (Just ■ the city. gunned beside him. need the names of all oervloe- signed to Cho Ray under the aid partment o< Agrtoulture ecd- ' a IHtle bit longer for SOUTH WINDSOR The weary men and women On the once ftishionable boule­ color). men who have entered the aerv- Radio program have been removed etnUsts have developed a de­ A H popular SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER picked up their babies and bun­ vards in the center of town— Ice from Hetoron. Anyonie hanrlng from the hospital because of the hydrated - mushroom powder. (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 dles and straggled up the street rats scurried in man-high piles 135 this imformattan te requested to Insecure state of the city. Viet­ It's produced by drum-drying at minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) toward the central market, of garbage outside American of­ call them. MANCHESTER homeless nomads In a city para­ ficers’ clubs. namese staff members say they ■what is reported to be a low- AT THE PABKADE The Jones Keefe Pool to atJJl 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST WDBC—1366 7:60 Sin* Alone lyzed by the war. A Vietnamese housewife hur­ need them back smq, but there er production cost than for 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST|| 6:00 Dick RoMneon 7:56 Emphasis LIGGEH DRUG attempting to complete the pde- 8:06 Pop Coiwort Two miles across the city, in ried through police checkpoints Is no certainty they nrlll return poavdered freeze-dried mush- 6:00 Joey Reynolda. torial gallery of 'paat post com- 9:00 Ken Grttfln 9:05 Nightbeat five blocks of ruins, a child during the brief lifting of the in the near future. rooms. 1:(B News. Blgn Off 11 News, Weather, Sports Tnandors. Piotures still miaaing WfiCH—61# 11:26 Sports Pinal 5:00 Haitford HiKhUghiK 11:35 Other Side of the Day are: Harokl Gray, A.W.H. Ster- 7:00 News ry, Leslie Ward, A.E. Winter, 8:00 Gostlilit 18:00 (}u4el Hours W.S. Griffin, Irving Griffin, Jo- WPOP—1416 PTA at Lincoln seiph Grlffing, Ptobures fuawlBh- 6:00 Danny d a y to n Show 7 :(» Lee "BobT' Simm.s Show ed will be returned. 18:00 Gory Girard Show To Get Charter The post has reached and WINF—MS6 5:00 News g^one over its’ 105 member quo­ 5:16 BpeaJn Up Sporia The Lincoln School PTA, ta. At piresent ithere are 109 5:30 Many Reasoneo- which recently renewed its af­ 5 :X apeak Up SpoHs members but the pitmary objec- 6:00 News filiation with the national par­ tiJve iis to exceed tflie all time 6:16 SpeiUc tto Hartford ent-teacher association, will re­ 6:46 Lowell 'Thomas high of 131 paid miembera. 6:66 Phil Riszuto ceive its charter at the February' Scarlet Fever Report DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS 7:00 Hw World Tonight meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ml 7:16 Frank Gifford A few cases of scarlet fever EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:30 Alexander Kendrick at the school. have been reported at the ele­ 7:36 Gkpeok Up Hartford Presentation of the charter 8:00 News mentary sch> 29' the Republican presidential Spieii E« swing and headed toward Wis­ gance," the committee said. Jed romlnation. CHICKEN Juit Rlfhl consin only after pumping thou­ The grroup recommended 39° sands of hands and chatting Rockefeller for the nominatidflT' —A bipartisan committee of DELICIOUS APPLES with hundreds of voters. saying he’s "the only man the 68 Baltimore-area businessmen 'Mix and Match Bread Sale! Ml> »r Mataa fit# tf 0(l<*a ,, The campaign trip, the first PARTY PACK V:; • Rye • Oatmtal since Nixon stepped into the $100 wtiitra Id ITONIGHH • Italian Loavat U.t. N«.l—21/4" alR. 19° race to capture Republican pri­ • Whala Whtal maries, was "all and moire than we expected," one top aide de­ WITH SRAVY DON’T BATTLE WITH YOUR CHICKEN BREASTS: clared. CLIP THIS VALUABLE COUPON BANQUET Nixon shook more than 2,(H)0 RED hands at one reception and FOIL HEARTS reached out for more as he 51/2 oz. 90$ a^ E G S S THIGHS v:; M " 'TOR" GARDEN strolled through village streets. 8 oz. $1.35 He met with groups of business­ INCOME TAX 1 lb. $2.35 men, students and farmeia— The BLOCK Army is well- 13/4 lb. $3.85 answering questions about Viet­ VEGETABLES trained to do battle for youl WITH nam, inflaUon and the functions After a private discussion PRODUCI ’GARDEN GOODNESS" IN BUTTER SAUCE of the federal government. with you, we'll Romney—conducting a dawn- generally save CORN • GREEN BEANS to-mldnlght race in New Hamp­ FINAST more than enough CALIFORNIA ICEBERG PARSLEY POTATOES • PEAS FINAST shire—has campaigned in living rooms, at factory gates, on the on your tax to pay F'\ $100 front porch of a general store our low charge. Rolls an^ has been photogrraphed Don't fight it! Let skiing, running a mile and shak­ BLOCKI l e t t u c e 2 “ ” 7 9 ' ing countless thousand of 19 ° COUPON hands. BOTH I The ‘New Hampshire primary FEDERAL 1 FLORIDA SEEDLESS MANCHESTER MAIN ST. GRANTS ONLY 2 oz ACC 1201 1 Q C —first in the nation—will be Baker Vanilla Extract bottle Ajax Laundry Detergent Minute Maid 2 eini held March 12. The 'Wisconsin AND "PftEwSEASON SPECIAL" primary Is April 2. STATE GRAPEFRUIT 5' f 5 J 5 9 c stronger Whites 1 3 2 Romney is cheduled to ap­ 1-lb o o c Stfonger Colors 5 '"PKl 2T POWER MOWER Allsweet Yr? Pk| O U Blue Bonnet 2 Z 65° pear today on the same Albany, N.Y., platform as New York UP FLORIDA FRESH with 3 hp Brlgga tt Stratton Engine Muellers Needles 2 47c Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. ______= GUARANTEE = ■ W . 5 9 ' Nixon flies to Wisconsin to open Upton Tea Bags M ■« Glad Plastic Wrap ' We guorontee accurate preparation of every tax return. If Lbs. 9 3 0 Coupon Beheld Furniture Pelish '’ puk*' 7 77c 28 his primary campaign there. , GREEN PEPPERS 21 49c The advice to Republicans on we make ony errors that cost you any penalty ( r interest. we will poy the penolty or interest. 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W. T. GRANT CO. MANCHESTER |7:4S A.M. to 10 P.M. 2S6-1N1 ^73 MAIN ST. 815 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER MID­ SEE WEEK for EXCITING TOTAL VALUE-RAMA NEWS! I NO appointment NECESSARY! PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN Yale, UConn in Hoop Races Await Answers in Olympic Games After Weekend Victories Starting Tomorrow in Grenoble and accounting tor the initial contest which was uncertain un­ College thumped visiting West­ lighUng of the traditional flame. great," said Sadler, who will many are strong. The United Basketball victoties for nine points scores. GRENOBLE, France Can Miss Fleming, the 19- til the final minute. ern Connecticut 122-96; Salem After a swirling snow storm view the Olympics as a specta­ States’ t(^ two-man drivers are Yale and the University of Central extended a midseason (AP) — The 10th Winter year-old Ice darling from CMo- Trinity, traveling to WaKham, State topped New Haven 86-79 rado Springs, Colo., rogaln for halted training and raised fears tor. Paul Lamey of Manchester, surge in turning back favored Olympic Games open with Connecticut during the Mass., failed to nip a late 12- in the Elm Oty, and Qulnnlplac America the women's figure Saturday, the weather turned The first phase of the wom­ N.H., and Gary Sheffied of Bridgeport on the New Britain point scoring spurt by Brandels capitalised on a trip to Mhine their usual pomp and pag­ £kaUng supremacy lost as the beautiful again Sunday and en’s figure skating also la sched­ Lake Placid, N.Y. weekend placed Connecti­ court. The Blue De^dls, led Sat- and returned home 81-70 losers. to defeat Ticker 78-60. eantry 'Tueaiay with Gen. result of a tragic airplane acci­ prospects were good for dear uled early Wednesday In the The speed skating will be held cut college teams in con­ ufdaynight by c o < a p t ^ Howie Hartford University watched Yale had lltUe trouble with Charles DeGaulle among dent in Brussels that killed the skies and cold temperatures. Stade de Glace. at an outdoor rink adjacent to tention fo x i^ two league Dickenm«tn with 18 points, have its 13-point lead whittled down Harvard, leading throug^unit the 80,000 spectators but cream of U.S. talent? She is rat­ That's what the contestants The dark-haired, green-eyed the Stade de Glace. The United crowns. now won five of their last six States has its highest hopes ever by Bates. But an underhand shot end widening the gap to 18 points with the attentdon of the ed a cinch. want—and need. Miss Fleming, a precise school Yale nailed down Its comer starts. In this competition normally by Howard Busse with eight at 69-61 early in the second half. sports world on skier Jean- Can Monti, the red-haired Killy, 24, dark and handsome skater and a dazzling free ska­ of a triangular tug-of-war for Bridgeport, despite an impres­ dominated by the Russians and seconds left salvaged a 70-74 Captain Ed Goldstone had 27 dare-devil from Italy who has and rated the best of theworld’s ter, has proved to be far ahead first place in the Ivy League sive 11-4 overall record tells be­ Claude Killy, figpire skater Dutch. points as all five E^l starters won nine world championships, Alpine skiers althougli^he has of the field. Also bidding for with an 88-76 win over visiting The victory, which featured hind Central with a 2-2 record ■ Pegfiry Fliming and the The Americans’ lone gold scored in double figimes. Yede, finally win an Olympic gold in a experienced a mild slump this medals will be Una Noyes of Harvard. the 20-point performance of Ken in Northeast League play. The daring king of the bobsted- Arlington, Mass., and 16-year- medsd winner of the 1964 games now 8-1 in leag;ue play, shares sport In which he has been rated year, will face stern competition UConn, with a litUe bit far­ Gwords of Hartford, gives the Blue Devils are 9-6 overall and ders, Eugenio Monti. —Terry McDermott of Birming­ the top Ivy slot with Columbia the best for years? He Is heavily from Gerhard Nennlng of Aus­ old Janet Lynn of Rockford, 111. ther to go to the top, over­ Connecticut team a 9-7 season’s 3-1 in the league. When the lavish Ice and snow ham, Mich.—1s returning for an­ and Princeton, who meets the favored. tria, Edmund Bruggman of MontU now 39, a ski lift opera­ whelmed Vermont 82-62 in a record. Atlhough Central held the lead spectacle finally gets under way tor from Cortina D’Ampezzo, other shot at the 500 meters and Bulldogs next Friday. Some 1,600 athletes from 37 Switzerland and America's one- game at Storrs to move Into a In other games. Sacred Heart edter going cdiead 36-33 at half­ in earnest Wednesday, the main nations march into the huge two punch of Bill Kidd of Stowe, has had outstanding times in the Neil Blatchford of Northbrook, second-place tie with Massa­ traveled to Siena and returned UConn captain Bill Corley time, the contest hung in die question marks of the games temporary stadium in the lavish Vt., and Jim Heuga of Squaw preliminary trials and is picked ni., has scored good times in chusetts in the Yankee Confer­ with a 96-87 win; Eastern Oon- was again the leader in the scor­ balance until a last-minute will ring the heads of these out­ opening ceremonies, starting at Valley, Calif. as the man to beat by all his ri­ the same event. ence. necUcut bowed 89-69 to West- ing department, registering a surge by the hosts. Tony Ba­ standing figures. 3 p.m. local time. Nennlng Is favored in the vals. The United States has two top Central Connecticut contribu­ field State on tthe Massachusetts game-high of 20 points. The rone's 22 points was high for Can KUly, France’s le super­ The French president, who downhill, starting with prelimi­ "There are bobsled racers women competitors in Dianne ted a spark to Saturday night court; Coast Guard, also visit­ Huskies got an early jump on both teams but wasn’t quite man of the Alpine slopes, pull will sit in a speciaUy heated nary runs Wednesday, and and there is Monti—he’s in a Holum of Northbrook, III., and action involving state teams by ing our neighbors to the north, the Catamounts by dominating enough to save the night for ott a triple gold medal sweep as box, will officially declare the Bruggman is rated best in the class by himself," said Boris Mary Meyers of St. Paul, Minn. upsetting Bridgeport 76-71 in a lost 73-63 to MIT; Rhode Island play for the first seven minutes Bridgeport. Austria's Toni Sailer did in Dames open during an extrava­ giant slalom. Killy's best hope Said of Fair Haven, Vt., one of But the Soviet Union’s Lydia 1966—or even win one of the ganza that will sec 30,000 per­ appears to be in the giant sla­ America’s four-man drivers. Skoblokova, who swept the ice events—under the pressure of fumed artificial roses rained on lom and ^ ^ m , where Kidd and The British have the defend­ four years ago and winner of six College Basketball compeUng before an Idolatrous the crowd, parachutists drop Heuga aifralso strong. ing champion two-man sled g;old medals In two previous iBOWLINGy Ski Notes nation of fellow Frenchmen? from the sky and a blast of "I don’t think he can do li­ back, Tony Nash and Robin Dix­ Olympic Games, is back to give Many contend he can’t. spectacular fireworks after the pressure on him will be too on. Romania and West Ger­ the girls a challenge. Rhubarbs and Fights Finish One, Two, Three Mark College Action Quarry Within Bout Record Time SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)— NEW YORK (AP)—'In the course of Arizona’s bas­ Of Big Boxing Prize Kerry Pearce came to the Year of Porsches - COUNTRY CLUB — John ketball g & m e with New Saturday nig’ht, Dick United States on borrowed Turley 144 —386, Cliff Sprague Root suffered a cut jaw,‘'T ’^ pped?tooth and a mUd OAKLAND (A'P)— After less than three years of money but it’s a good bet DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (A P)— If this isn’t the 146 —366, John Dyment 372, concussion. ------Australia will pay for his re­ year of the Porsche in international sports car racing, Ken Bennett 361, Tom Zemke out of the game. Meyer replied professional fighting, Jerry Quarry finds himself within turn trip, with a Mexico City His substitute. Gordon Lind- Skiing toi Veimont over the one bout of obtaining boxing’s biggest prize — the someone better step forward quickly with newer and 189 —365, John Rleder 361, strom fared a lltUe better. He with a few choice comments of weekend was only teir. Visited visit to boot. his own. faster machinery than they showed in the 24 Hours of Carroll Maddox 160 —369, Joe left the game with just a cut many areas with sbops cut all SPEED KIDD— Bill Kidd of the U.S. glides along during Alpine squad prac­ heavyweight championsihip. The blond 6-foot-8, 160- " I ’m so burned up,’’ he said, Daytona season o p e n e r . ------Salafie 138, Harry Atherton over his eye. o t our ifeuvoriibe slopes 'before tice at Chamrousse before start of Olympic Games. (AP Photofax) The 22-year-old Los Angeles ner over Oscar Bonavena In the pound Pearce surprised the "I would like to discontinue this belter earned the right to meet other semifinal, was a ringside Itorsche’s l-(2-3 flnlffli and dis­ 370, Frank Kieman 136 —368, New Mexico, obviously was stopping at the one that looked track world by running two eventual winner. "It will be the series.’’ dainful gesture of giving five Bert Davis 146 —380, Carl not prepared to give up its 17- best on Saturday. Jimmy EUls for the title by spectator and said he was not miles in indoor record time same engine but a slightly Bolin 144 —403, Vin Bogglnl Second-ranked UCLA easily stopping Thad Spencer at 2:67 surprised by the outcome, drivers turns in the winning car shorter body. game win streak end fourOi- Until Friday, aiding had been ot 8:27.2 Saturday night in 364, Bill Corbett 147 —373. place Associated Press raiUclng beat hometown rival Southern of the 12th and final round Sat- Spencer, 24, of San Francisco, the second annual San Diego Sunday leift no doubt that the Alfa Romeo ot Italy, whose Callfomla 101-67 behind Lew Al- reported good to excellent at without a battle. Beman Gave It All He Had urday. and Quarry each received Indoor Games. durable German cars are on top three small car entries at Day­ cindor's 32 points and Mike many spots, with one to three The fight was the second semi- $76,000. Promoter Don Chargin of the heap heading into the 12- tona finished fifth, sixth and OONSTBUCnON — Anton But when the game was over, The longshot performance Warren’s 18. Third-rated North inches o t new powder snow. final in the World Boxing Asso- announced the gfate as $116,112 hour Sebring race March 23. seventh, is reported ready to un­ Mayer 146 —406, Don Flavell so was the Loix»’ perfect eclipsed by 1.6 seconds the Carolina won Its 12th straight Friday afternoon the raina elation’s tournament to find a for the nationally televised bout. veil a bigger, three-liter engine 147 — 386, Elwood Emmons 164 record: Arizona won 69-68. 1966 record of Australia’s "We will have a slightly dif­ game, beating Maryland 73-67 come along with a UtUe cold But Palmer Just Too Tough successor for Cassius Clay, ------ferent car at Sebring,” said at Sebring. —376, Ron ChurchUl 140 —370, New Mexico’s Greg Howard Ron Clarke, and Pearce with Larry Miller and Charlie weather making the roods and stripped of his title by the WBA a useful device for poling a Hans Herrmon of Germany ’’We have always had compe­ Gil FlaveU 363, Harry Buck­ was thrown out of the game for wasn’t even the favorite. His Scott each scoring 17 points. ski elopes icy. Stopped at Hog­ But up came Palmer to the hit half the ball” — and it after refusing to be drafted into boat is a pole vaulter’s pole with who drove the second place car tition,’’ was Porsche manager minster 363, Henry Frey 362, unsportsmanlike conduct after PALM SPRINGS, CJalif. best previous indoor effort Tennessee, No. 6, won Us 33rd back, as the boys were warm­ final green at Bermuda Dunes with Jo Slffert of Switzerland Huschke Von Hansteln’s reac­ Pete Kalos 137 —367, Tom Ma­ inflicting Root’s injuries with 16 (A P )— It was asking too skidded across the green. military service. a “ duck foot” added to the bot- was 8:43.6. straight home-court victory, ing up the sno-cats gertUng Country Club’s par five 18th. Palmer meanwhile was on in and also took a brief turn in the tion. "We are not afraid." son 147 —386, Wes Bunce 136 — minutes left in the game. Mike Ellis, of Louisville, Ky., win- tom for greater purchase. stomping Mlsslseippl 88-46. Van­ ready to drag the area of much, hut Deane Beman, a The place was packed. In the two and putted up from about (AP Fhoiofax) 384, Clarence Peterson 364, Kordlk scored 24 points for Ari­ derbilt, No. 7, was surprised by breakable crust. At Haystack gallery in a private box were 12 feet, inches away from the READY AND WAITING — Willie Reed of New 'by Sam Jones of Boston while Celtic teammates Otto Mayer 139 — 384, Ed La- zona and picked off nine re­ former two-tfme U.S. ama­ Florida 91-88. Neal Walk scored the same thing, plus the Ver­ former President Dwight D. cup. York waits with op«i arms for loose ball chased Bailey Howell and Tom Sanders watch play. marre 381, Newt Smith 138, bounds. teur golf champion and And In another basketball 38 poUits for Florida, which won mont Jr. CSub chantpkmahlps Eisenhower, Gov. Ronald Rea­ Beman putted back but was Joel Grout 136. its flHit game ever on Uie Van­ now a st^homore xin the game that turned into a boxing were being held with a little gan, and other dignitaries. short. Palmer holed out and the derbilt court. match at times, Marquette beat wind. ranks o f the professionals, Palmer knew he had to reach match was over. RESTAURANT —Carl Bolin DePaul 68-83. Eighth-ranked Columbia beat Looked in at Oarinthia; the almost knock^ off two gi­ the green of the 620-yard hole It was a hectic final nine Knicks Never Lost Faiths 164 —411, Lee Courtney 137 — Bob Zoretich of DePaul and its major Ivy League comiieU- same conditiona prevailed. ants fti one afternoon. in two shots and go for a birdie holes. At different times, three 393, Bob Freeland 146 —368, Pat Smith of Marquette were T Drove by the next area which But it just wasn’t to be. Billy to Ue—or an eagle to win. golfers were in the lead. They Ernie Oakman 136 —390, Dick both tosEped out of the game for McMliilaii s ^ ^ 32 points. was bare and icy in many spots. Casper, one of the Goliaths, fell Palmer’s No. 4 approach were Casper, Harold Henning 24 in the second half. Trueman 149 —380, Rick Cavar throwing punches after De- My ski companion ScutuiVlay back, but not Arnold Palmer. wood sailed some 260 yards and Beman—but never Palmer. 140-146 —418, Don Logman 149- Paul’s Ken Warzynokl had re­ Tenth-ranked Kentucky beat was George W ood, a former And so Palmer held the Bob over a forbidding lake and When it was over, and Palmer 137 —387, Frank Calvo 168 — ceived an elbow in the eye. Louisiana State 109-96 despite a Vermonter, now teaching at Hope Desert Classic champion­ reached the green, 20 feet from had collected $20,000 and Be­ Finally Score at Boston 44-polnt output by Pete Marav- ship for the third time, a feat pin. He putted boldly for the man $12,000 Henning was in 418, Pat Longo 146 —383, Harry A1 McGuire, the Marquette Tiling Junior . . . Went Buckminster 138-143 —388, Tony coach, protested that DePaul ich. Top-rated Houston, fifth- by Mag^, looked kind o f spot­ accomplished with the familiar eagle but came up 18 Inches third place for $7,600. BOSTON (AP) — 'The same lead over second-place San Francisco with 25. ctnnatl 125-111 and Los Angeles Marinelli 149 —381, Hank Prey Coach Ray Meyer had set up ranked St. Bonaventure ami ty, Anally chopping to ski at Palmer dramaUcs and excite­ short. Casper finished with a 71 for outlasted San Diego 133-122 Sat­ ninth-rated Duke were idle Sat­ New York Knickertiockers ^ Eastern Division, Don Ohl sparked the St. Louis 14? —365, Roy McGuire 146 — the fight to get Smith thrown reliable Round Top. No waiting ment. He tapped it in for the birdie 360 and a tie with Tom Weis- u j .f -i-u ■ i j Louis edged Cinciimtai 106 victory, scoring 12 of his 16 urday. urday. 380, Chet Russo 139 —363, Ernie ______on the chair and very ttttle on Beman, 29, who won the to bring on a sudden-death play­ kopf. Together at 351 were Lee naa laitn once again today lOO, Detroit nipped Baltimore points in the fourth quarter. Len Eastern Division Bllvens 136, Rollle Iri^ 146, Bill the tee-bar lift. We sided the British Amateur in 1959 and the off with Beman. Trevino, 69, and Charles Cooty, in the old sayings: “ If at H7-116 and Los Angeles downed Wllkens led St. Louis with 20. W. L. Pet. G.B. Sheekey 160 —402, Dick DiBella slope in the tee-bar airea, a U.S. in 1960 and 1963, came They both had par four on 69. Jerry Lucas scored 23 for Cln- Philadelphia 41 16 .732 — f i « t you don’t succeed. points m the 138-138 —411, Paul Sartor 166 IStiUe on the test aide, breiak- from behind to pass Casper, the hole number 15, where the play­ Casper led Palmer by one cinnnnati, which played the final Boston 37 18 .673 3% —391, El Carter 148 —369, Bob able crust and spring conditions leader, and shoot a 7-under-par off started. On the par fourth stroke starting the round and fly I try again. first half, the Knicks went to quarter without Oscar Robert­ Detroit 28 29 .492 Goal Drought Ends 13% Nevers 141 —360, Rocco Lupac- In the a.m. 66 in Sunday’s final round. He 16th, Beman’s approach drifted was iwo in front after nine available now at the Aircraft! The Knicks staged a dramatic work and gradually cut the defi- son, who suffered a muscle pull. New York 28 31 .476 14% chlno 372, Bert Davis 359, Jim had a 90-hole score of 348, 12 into the fringe of the crowd to holes. Beman then came on comeback behind roookie Walt cit on the hot shooting of Fra­ The Big O also scored 23. Cincinnati 26 29 .473 It was here we met the Ral^rfi 14% Lambert 370, Bob Heck 361, under par, and it looked reas­ the right of the green. He with his 32 over the par Frazier and Bill Bradley and zier and Bellamy. They pulled Dave Bing put Detroit ahead Baltimore 22 34 .393 F or Flyers ’ Skater Mjaccarone temity akmg with 19 Ed Bujaucius 367, John Mc­ onably safe. scuffed the next shot—"I only 36-36—72 course. veteran Walt Bellamy to beat to within three points, then fell 114-113 on a basket with 35 sec­ Western Division Bob Lupecchino. After hmch Neill 353, BIU Pagani 371, Ding NEW YORK (A P )— It took defenseman John Mis- Boston 110-108 for their first vic­ eight behind at the outset of the onds left, and then Happy Hairs­ St. Louis 43 16 .729 — we went to the summit amid a fourth quarter. ton clinched it with two foul Parr 364, Gene Grillo 378, Vic zuk 96 National Hockye League games to fashion hi«i flurry o f snow and come down tory over the Celtics in a regu­ San Fran. 35 23 .603 7% Gage and shots. Bing finished with 31 Schoolboy Hoop Roundup lar season game at Boston since Bradley came off the bench to Los Angeles 32 24 .571 9% by the way of the Wadel Vil­ Experimental Inspection Dec. 222, 1962. contribute three key baskets points and Hairston 27. Earl Chicago 18 38 .321 23% lage trail and saw some o f the Monroe paced Baltimore with 167-148 —433, Ed Pagonl 136 — Miszuk scored twice in the turned back Los Angeles 5- "We won here In the playoffs and a free throw as New York Seattle 16 41 .281 26 new homes going up. Oontin- 7 weeks , j, 377, Tony Plcaro 140-137-143 — first period Sunday night and J^®trolt pounded Minnesota 8- last year, but you still might stormed from ■ behind and then 35. San Diego 14 42 .260 27% uing our descent the slope was Three Weeks Left, call it a long drought," New outdueled the Celtics down the Jerry West poured in 43 points ^ 420, 3 erry Goodrich 170 —398, Philadelphia went on to stun To- tripped Oakland 4-1, just fair, not broken out yet, stretch. and Archie Clark 35 to top Los Joe Cataldl 369. ronto 4-1 for a weekend sweep of ^*tt^^>urgh and Toronto played York Coach Red Holzman said. Eastern Division so back to the tee-bar area for Philadelphia broke open a Angeles, which played without Hie Knicks had lost 25 W. L. Pet. G.B. establMied teams bytlieexpan- ^ and New York and ■the best skiing of the day. 'Itie straight NaUonal Basketball As- close game in the third period Elgin Baylor who has an injured ■ ■ — Boston finished in a 3-3 standoff. Key Contests Friday Pittsburgh 36 18 .667 ___ VILLAGE MIXERS —Harold Flyers. On- Saturday, snow now drying an'd granular sociaUon games in Boston ex­ and coasted home behind the fooot. Tom Meschery and Walt The weekend sweep gave the • Machine Operator Minnesota 36 19 .655 177-466, Clay Murphy 203-209-653. Philadelphia knocked off Chlca- which made good skiing. By BARRY COWLES . cept for the playoff triumph last scoring of Hal Greer, 29, and Hhzzard scored 28 and 26, res­ % Flyers, leaders in the NHL’s con. Indiana 27 29 .482 10 Erickson 534, Ginger Yourkas Over at KilUngton, Dick 3 weeks season. Chet Walker, 27. Wilt Chamber- pectively, for Seattle. new West Division, three victo­ Three more weeks remain of the regular scholastfc League Overall New Jersey 26 30 .464 11 SPOUSES—Mai Darling 153- Sunday’s other games. New Conde and 'Bill Thompson from In other NBA games Sunday, lain added 19 points to the Phil­ Boston edged New York 112- ries in the last four starts basketball season. Local and area schools are beginning W-L W-L Kentucky 21 34 .382 383, Fred Poudrier 163-371 Montreal’s run at the KiUboume Lodge, sided on Philadelphia drubbed San Fran­ adelphia attack and handed out 108, Philadelphia downed Balti­ 18% against the established teams to find the going to bit tougher. As the season wears on windham* 10-2 11-3 Western Division Frank Oakes 357, Bemie Pardl by blank- d. u t . u hard packed snow. Hiad a few cisco 141-117 to open up a 3Vi- 16 assists. Rudy LaRusso led more 133-121, St. Louis beat Cin- these hoopsters improve in some ways and get worse in Manchester* 9-3 10-3 New Orleans 35 19 .648 ___ 125, Elsie Sponheimer 131-358. “'® Canadlens 3-0, halting a Z f flurries but not measurable. 12-game winning streak and 16- ,® Leafs, with some un- others. Key games are slat------Oonard 9-4 10-4 Denver 31 22 .585 Both men 'wEl be skiing in Col­ • Machine Familiarization • Experimental Machining 3% game unbeaten skein. Boston thoughts. ed this week for conferMice Granby five boast only one win Central 6-6 8-6 Dallas 29 22 orado in a couple of weeks. No, IS Not Unlucky .669 4% SAPLINGS — Lois Spencer nipped Detroit 6-4, Minnesota Imlach’s Leafs dropped into a and league positions, perhaps ot the season, winless in confer- Eastern 6-6 7-6 3 weeks 28 weeks Oakland 19 30 .388 See you on the mountain. 13% 134, Emily Pratt 131, Dot Gag- shaded Oakland 4-3 and Chicago fourth-place tie with New York, the most Important one is Man- ence meetings, lor records of Maloney 5-6 7-6 Anaheim 19 36 .345 16% 126, Bunny Fellows 132, dropped Los Angeles 6-3. managing only one of a possible diester High and Windham 0-7 and 1-12. Hall 6-8 7-8 Houston 17 37 .316 18 Marion Smith 143 —342. In Saturday’s action. Mont- four points in their weekend High on Friday night. Cheney Tech plays host to Wethersfield 2-10 8-11 Today games against expansion teams. Windham Tech Wednesday at Rifle -Manchester at Wind- Daniels’ Pair of 24s H oly Cross However, many other contests Platt 1-10 1-13 Miszuk, who scored once In 47 are slated before then and could 3:16. The Beavers are back at • Experimental ham NHL games over three seasons full strength with Johnny HARTFORD COUNTY Tuesday, Feb. 6 prove to disastarous. Tuesday Tool Room Machining with Detroit and Chicago before Gets Upset night the MHS Indians host Hall Gooodrow ^ and Stan Golka re- League Overall Swimming —Manchester vs. Paces Minnesota Five being drafted by the Flyers, and Windham; . Basketball —Man­ High of West Hartford in a C d L J*’® *‘"®UP- W-L W-L 31 weeks once earlier this season, dou­ clash. The Indians defeated the the locals in the first 4-1 12-2 chester vs. Hall; East Catholic NEW YORK (A P )—^There’s nothing unlucky about East Catholic* bled his career output against Over Eagles Warriors 56-60 in the first round 42-41. South Catholic 4-1 9-5 vs. Springfield Cathedral; Oov- thg number 13 for the Minnesota Muskie",. Mo when Toronto’s Johnny Bower. His battle. Friday night finds one of Northwest '1-2 12-3 — Daniels is making with the 24s. first goal came while killing a Boston College generally Is the toughest slates of the sea­ Manchester boasts a 9-3 Pulaski 1-4 6-10 nal; Ellington vs. Stafford; Daniels scored 24 points and penalty and the second was a regarded as New England’s top son for the schoolboys. Man­ league record and is In second South Windsor vs. Granby. pulled down 24 rebounds Sunday period from which the Pipers 60-footer which bounced over college basketball power. How­ chester High faces Windham NORTH CENTRAL place at the moment. If the Wednesday, Feb. 7 night as the Muskies beat Pitts- couldn't recover, Bower’s stick. ever, Holy Cross and Yale, High in Clarke Arena In a key East Windsor* 8-0 11-1 Red and White can win ail re­ APPLY TODAY AND GET JET AGE PAY WHILE YOU LEARN Cheney Tech vs. Windham burgh 114-95 and moved within In other ABA game's. New Doug Favell kicked out 3i among others, are ready to OCIL encounter. EMIngton* 4-1 9-3 maining four conference games, Tech. one-half game of the Pipers, Jersey edged Kentucky 111-109, shots In the last two periods to argue the point. First position In the HCC will South Windsor 4-2 8-0 it will have a chance to tie Friday, Feb. 9 who lead the American»Basket- Anaheim topped Houston 132- preserve the victory—his second be at stake when East Catholic 4-4 5-0 Holy Cross pulled off one of Windham for league honors. Suffleld Rifle —Manchester at North ball Association’s Eastern Divl- 120, and New Orleans beat Den- straight over the Leafs. faces South Catholic before an 1-6 1-8 the major upsets of the local The East Catholic Eagles will Stafford HIGHLIGHTS: Expanded Educational Assistance Pro­ Haven; Swimming —Manches­ slon. , ver 106-100. Ed Giacomin’s fifth shutout of anticipated sellout crowd at 0-7 1-12 season by invading Boston Col­ try to avenge their second loss Granby gram. Qualified employees have the ter vs. Central; Basketball — Charlie Williams led Pitts- On Saturday Oakland beat the season and Vic Hadfleld’s lege and knocking off the Ea­ Central Connecticut. • Free training courses with pay first goal after missing lo of the season by entertaining CHARTER OAK SOUTH opportunity to improve their education Manchester vs. Windham; East burgh with 27 points, including Houston 119-111 in overtime. gles 89-82 Saturday night, while Also Friday, Cheney Tech games with a dislocated right Springfield Cathedral tomorrow South Cromwell* Catholic vs. South Catholic, four long three-point baskets in Pittsburgh played without Yale whipped tradlUonal rival night. The Eagles are presently hosts Ellis Tech at 4. • New classes being formed now through trade, technical and college level Cheney vs. Ellis, South Wind- the first half. But the Muskies Connie Hawkins, the club’s lead- shoulder, led the Rangers past Harvard 88-76. hTh Windsor travels to Ellington, Portland* training at area schools. Aircrafters re­ sor at Ellington, Coventry at led all .the way, opening up a Ing scorer, who is out with a the Canadlens. tied for first place In the HOC entertains Coventrv and Coventry "This is one of the greatest with South Catholic at 4-1. The „ , ^ Bolton, Rockville at Plainvllle. 20-point lead early In the fourth blood clot in his left leg. Hadfield’s goal, on his first Rockville High motors to Plain- ceive tuition refunds upon successful thrills of m y career,” Holy Blue and White boast an over­ • Many opportunities to learn valuable skills ------New Jersey snapped Kentuc- turn on the ice, broke a score­ vine High after a rest Tuesday Bolton completion of their courses. Cross Coach Jack Donohue said. all record of 12-2. ______ky’s four-game winning streak less tie In the second period and night. Bacon "Everyone had to give 100 per Area action lists four confer­ • Courses range from 120 hours to four years at home. Stu Johnson scored all Rod Gilbert and Jean Ratelle Vlnal cent and they did." ence games Tuesday night. Cov­ East Hampton his 11 points in a seven-minute added Insurance tallies In the fi­ Come in NOW. Talk it over with the ex­ nal 20 minutes. The Crusaders traUed by as entry High treks to Bacon Acad­ surge in the final period. Levern Bob Dwlrc Wins c e n t r a l v a l l e y • High school graduates with a year of algebra or geometry may qualify for It was Montreal’s first loss much as nine potato, 01-52, mid­ emy for a COCS pairing. The perienced employment representatives at Tart led the Americans’ scorers Patriots are 6-4 and 9-6, hold­ apprentice or advanced training with 34 points and Darel Carrier since Christmas night and left way through the second half Trap Shoot Event g I Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. -READ the Canadlens two shy of Bos­ and then staged a drama-pock­ ing down third place In the con­ and Louie Dampier had 25 each ed rally to post their ninth vic­ ference while Bacon is 5-5 and Brisk wind made the shooting Newington 7-4 7 If you aren’t a high school graduate but are ambitious and interested in for Kentucky. ton’s 38-year-old NHL record of a bit tricky but not for veteran Glastonbury 6-6 7 14 consecutive victories. tory In 16 games. Keith Hoch- 9-6 for sixth position. and WRITE US Steve Chubin scored 34 points Fifth place Bolton High mot- Bob Dwire, as he dropped 23 of Rockville 2-7 8 mechanics, you can qualify for excellent free training right in our own machine VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE STOP John McKenzie snapped an stein and Ed Sludut led the at­ to lead Anaheim to within H i ors to Vlnal Tech tor a COCS 26 targets In the weekly trap Wilson 2-8 2 If you are initeirested in selling and waint a dignified, re­ eight-game scoring slump with tack with 30 points each. training school 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut games of fourth-place Oakland contest. The Bulldogs are 4-6 shoot yesterday at the M ich e s- Plainvllle 1*10 1 spected station in life—^want to earn from $12,000 to $15,000 a three-goal hat trick that lifted Boston College’s record dip­ in the Western Division. Les and 6-7 while Vlnal Is 1-10 and ter Sportsmen’s Club North Cov- •Qualified for state tourney or more annually—want a oonneotlon where you have detfi- the Bruins past Detroit. The vic­ ped to 10-0 In what is turning OPEN MONDAY^ THROUGH FRIDAYS Selvage had 27 and Ben Warley 6-10. Bolton has dropped two entry site. Dwire, shooting for ------nfte territory protection and are assured cooperation from tory halted a six-game winless out to be a disappointing sea­ EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT added 24. Willie Somerset led straight. the first time In 12 years, top- 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. the home office. You will qualify for a high commission string for Boston. It was Mc­ son. The Eagles lost only three rate—plus bonus and extra incentives. Houston wdth 28. Ooach Bob Healy has his ped a field of 60 shooters. Weekend Fights Kenzie’s second three-goal night games last, year, Hospital and surgical insurance TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. You get ell of this—and more— through selling THE Red Robbins scored 31 points Ellington High Knights all Second place honors went via in New Orleans's victory over of the season. Holy Cross faces a couple of ______...... __ OAKLAND — Jerry Quarry, SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON THOS. D. MURPHY CO. 79th line which comprises Art stiff tests this week, but both primed for the NOOC meeting three(way tie. GU .Pepin, Joe Life insurance • Retirement program Denver as the Buccaneers Doug Mohns rammed In a with Stafford High. Ellington Is Clementino and Ron Tourvllle 193%, Los Angeles, ^ sto p p ^ and SpeoioUzed Calendars, Greetings, Ballpodnte, Pencils, are at home. The Crusaders Book Matches, Gift Leather and 'Umelly Specialties. The opened up a 3%-game lead in pair of goals and Bobby Hull In second position in the con- all hit 22 targets of the 26. Oth- Thad Spencer, 200%, Oakland, scored his 36th of the season as are , host to Pordham Wednes­ Aircraft Club recreational activities line is terrific—atriotly new, elaborate and exclusive. the Western Division. New Or­ ference while Stafford is 1-6 and er shooters for the day were 12. Chicago upended Los Angeles. day and Syracuse Saturday. A majority of the men and women associated with us leans led 97-84 only to have the 1-8, standing In fifth place.-The Jim Michaud 21-21, Bill Byrnes FRANKFURT , Germany Nine paid holidays • Up to four weeks vacation The victory moved the Black Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, have agidn hit new heights of sales achievement in 1967. Rockets close the gap to 100-97. Boston College attempts to KnIghU boast 4-1 and 9-3 rec- 21-19-17, Stuart Carlson 21, John Harold Johnson, 177%, Philadel- Hawks two points back of the Ours is a luciatl've, fast growing, dignified, business with Larry Brown then converted rebound against Massachusetts ords and are out to keep a two- Jensen 20, Ed DeDosser 19-18, phia, outpointed Lcthar Stengel, Sick leave with pay • World’s largest industrial credit union Southington and Middletown. first-place Canadlens In the at home Tuesday. The Eagles unlimited earnings and future security. four consecutive free throws in game winning streak going. Fred Simmons 19-16, Dick Long 177%, Germany, 10. East race. travel to Fordham Saturday, Wo furnish everything—^no inveatment required. Our 79th the last 30 seconds to clinch That same conference finds 19, Bill Grant 18-16, Bryant Ja- OAKLAND — Andy Heilman, Minnesota opened a five-point Yale, boasUng a 12-4 record, line BtrioUy new and exclusive is ready. New 1968 selling matters. Brown finished with 21 South Windsor High entertain- cobsen 18, Roland Daigle 17, 160%, San Pedro, CaUf., gap on LA and 8 t. Louis, tied hits the road for Ivy league season now under way. points while Larre Jones was Ing Granby High as the Bobcats Jack Fleurida^ 17 and Bruce knocked out Billy Marsh, 186, for third in the west, by whip­ meeUngs with Princeton and high for Denver with 18. try to make It two straight In Misener 18. Las Vegas, 7. Act promptly. Give a brief background resume. Write ping Oakland. Jean Paul Pa- Penn., next weekend. Other Ivy L. D. McKenzie, Vice Preskleat, THE THOS. D. MURPHY the win column. Ooach Charlie Junior competitors for the day SCJRANTON, Pa. — Jerry To- rise’s third-period goal was the games Include Columbia and GO., RED OAK, IOWA 61966. A mountain lion characteris­ Shauos has guided his quintet were Mike Tw6rdy and Larry masettl, 201, Wllkea Barre, Pa., cltndher for the North Stars, Cornell at Dartmouth, Cornell tically covers the carcass of its Into third place In the NCXX3 Pacyna 12 hits each while Seth stopped Johnny Deutsch, 214, Al- PENAL'TY Co m in g u p — Hlg'h stick of Boston’s Fred Stansfield ca'tch^ who trail first-place Philadel­ and Columbia at Harvard, and prey with dirt and leaves. wlth 4-2 and 8-6 records. The German downed 10 targets. ■ lentown. Pa., 6. New York’s Orland Kurtenbach on neck which set off first period penalties. phia by five points. Brown at Penn and Princeton. f r PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1908

OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' with MAJOR HOOPLB THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp Wonlwd— H dp W p H f d Mate 36 BU6GS BUNNY BiitliMts SmrAct Frnnote 35 O ffM v d 1 3 TRUCK driver’s helper — 18 HEH-HEH,VERY DROLL IN D E E D /lY E years or older, driver’s license STOP/ PCTUNIAl YER SONNA ^PULL DOWN ^ YA OUGHTA DO SOMETHIN' ABOUT THAT O u t? GOOD fVlEMD CASHIER-CLERK, full-time on­ DOOR! IT DON'T CLOSE RIGHT! NOTICED THAT WE CREATIVE PEOPLE 8HARPENINO Servloe - • Saws, required. 8 day week. Apply HIT THE END & VER GARAGE! THE DOOR/ CLASSIFIED MAE MALOO ly, liberal beneflU. Apply In r Shipping Department, WatUna WILL YOU/ O.K.,CHUM.WHAT HAVE ALL HAVE A KEEN SENSE OF HUMO ! knives, axes, shean, skates, person, Oaer Brothers, 140 OF CHICAGO, ILL., Brothers, 938 Main St), Man­ O H , , BUGS? YOU 6 0 T ? A v it a m in BLIT LET M E SHOW YOU THE PRCOUCT rotary blades. Quick service. ' Rye St., South Windsor. WAhfT6 ID UytOVj chester. DEAR! DRINK MADE FROM t h a t w i l l REV0LUTI0NI7E An«w>r to Ffvlou* P»iMl« Capitol Equipment Go. 88 Main SURE! OLD HAIR OILTFROM FOOD INDUSTRY BY- St., Manchester. Hours dally CLERK TYPIST — Manchester 1 Gift Suggestions ADVERTISING DEAN MACHINE WHAT I'M SEEING ITj.^ ('EeA0.'MY5AMPLE^ I 7:80 8, Hiuraday 7:80-9, Satur­ THE GUY WHO area. Varied duties, some CAN'T BE A REOUC- / / -'X' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS day 7:80-4. 648-7988. HEEF% HIS GARAGE bookkeeping and payroll ex­ TV IARE <30NE/y ACROSS 9 Body of wtter 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester INS CRACKER ! , 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. NEAT AS A PIN perience helpful but not neces­ 1 ___ coat 10 Operatic loloa sary, wlU train. Hours 8-4:80 S "Say It 11 Robin Hood of SNOW PLOWING — Reason­ ALWAYS MARES w ith___ ” California Monday through Friday. Must Has immediate openings able rates. 649-8874. SURE THE DOOR 10 Flowering shrub 13 Card game COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. have own transportation. Send days and nights: 12 Get up 17 Brads IS carefully 4:80 PJM DATT BEFORE PUBIJCATION APARTMENT owners —Main­ resume and references to Box 13 Express 19 Mahal SHUT- Tool Maker for Jig and Fix­ disagreement 20 Angers Deadlkie for Saturday and Monday to 4:80 p.m. Friday. tenance Service Company de­ L, Manchester Herald. agri ture Work c I M b f W«fwr Ina. M Greex letter 22 Routine method signed for low efficient upkeep Aft*, ke. 23 Samuel's GENERAL office work, pleas­ T M M». UA NA. Off. 15 tnvlilble with men that know mainte­ substance teacher (Bib.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD ant and dlversifled duties. Turret Lathe Operators 16 Dogma 24 Stream in nance. 649-8866, 6494342. England CtoMlfled or “Want Ada” ax* taken over the phone as a Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., BY V. T. HAMLIN 18 Cuban patriot Hottentot 51 Kind of S u T THE CREEP Hardinge Chucker Operators A L L Y OOP (1S35-1S95) 26----- pad 38 oonvenicnoe. The advertiser should read hto ad the FIRST South Windsor. villages concert 21 Worshiped 29 Time Indicator HouMhold Services WHOSE CAR BARH General Machinists HAOOAPOnI BUT THAT ARMY, YMEANOUR I Conceited 52 Be mistaken DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the 25 Fly aloft . 30 Drunkards 53 Scottish next Insertion. The Herald to responsible for only ONE Incor­ LOO)« lire a HE BLEW TH‘ VOU SAVE X T WAS GOOP-mOOPS 26 l.uOl (Roman) 32 Rudiments of 1 Appears O fh n i 13-A 'IM WASNFT //LI HAP HAVE /UO. ' I Small islands negative rect or omitted Insertion for any adverttoement and then only TRASH PUMP- HE PART-TIME office help—Clerk Milling Machine Operators MISCIOMI 27 Regulation learning (ab.) 55 Unit of WORTH . I / AILABLE RUN OFF ; p 28 Precious stones 33 Mountain pass I Before to the extent of a "make good’’ Insertion. Errors which do REWEA'VINO OF bums, moth typist. 647-9979 VOUTOPIA? , I Poetic genre reluctance LEAVES HIS POOR Drill Pres? Operators s h u c k s ! 31 Shirt an d ------34 Pedal digit 56 Passing erase not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected holes,. zippers repaired. Win­ 36 Dram, as of ale I Roman emperor by “make good" Insertion. WIDE OPEN SO __ DRIVERS for school buses, 32 Part of a play dow shades made to measure, Inspectors 35 Biblical T ■ 16 17 B EVERYONE CAN Manchester schools, 7:30-8:46 Hercules r all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys ©BVlOUSLY (UGH.')ENJOY TWE p L a.m. and 2:18-3:46 p.m. Excel- Experience In Job Shop INDUSTRIAL 37 Reader's delight made while you wait. Tape re­ 39 Preposition 643-2711 875-3136 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 VIEW PERMAHEMTl'/.' ~T~ lent part-time for third shift Preferred ESPIONAGE 40 Waiters' Irp workers, housewives, retired (Rockville, Toll Free) Main St. 649-6221. gratuities persons. We train you. Call New plant, completely air- 43 Clergyman 45 Wild celebration |Tb UOHT TRUCKINa, bulk dellv- 643-2414. conditioned for summer and OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIANS 47 Pale r ery, yards, attics, cellars winter, all benefits. 50 Poetic IT cleaned and removed. Also odd OFFICE worker — typing re­ contraction Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? YEAH, y OH, HAND SOLPIE TH E \ jobs. 644-8962. quired, 6-day week. Apply Wat­ An Equal Opportunity W ELL, PIP VOU O E T THIS 51 Of punishment Employer ONE 1 VOU IN 9I6TEP ON B U T-U H \ PAPER ANP PENCIL ANP 54 Aromatic kins Bros., 935 Main St., Man­ — W ELL, VtXJ GRAB TH E SHOVEL/ 24-Hour Answering Service BEING THE ONE TO LIME ' J substance r Painting— Papering 21 Help Wonted- Help Wanted— chester. UP THE JOR9 THIS TIME, DON'T < HES BORN MANAGEMENT 57 Papal garment Building— MAN for welding and assembl­ . UJ. I . Off. 35 INSTEAD OF ME -AN P I'M V^ORRY..) AMP W E'RE BORN LABOR 58 Mountain INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ Female 35 Female WANTED by motherless family ing, able to work to blueprints, — ANP IF W E DON’T A C T Free to Herald Readers Contracting 14 SUPfOSEP TO SHOVEL AS nymphs woman to take over household interesting work and good op­ MV PART OF THE DEAL/ accordingly , n o n e cial rates for people over 68. EXPERIENCED girl for gener­ BY LEFF and M c^LIAM S 59 Iron S7 Want kiformatlon on one of our classified advertisements? CARPENTRY — concrete steps, D A V Y J O y E S •OU'VE TRIED FOUR OF US IS GONNA 60 Vended Call my competitors, then call al office work, typing included. duties and to care for two chil­ portunity for capable man. Al­ MAKE A DIME/ No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the floors, hatchways, remodeling, NO. WE'LL HAVE WE'VE GOT A RIGHT.' A s THE PLANE SPEEDS THEM To PLA CES ANP HAVEN’T^ DOWN U me. Estimates given. 649-7863, Apply In person E & S Gage dren, ages 2 and 4, to live in so man for painting and gener­ LONG FLIGHT MAYBE WE THEIR DESTINATION, DAVY AND MAILED DOWN A ^^WUH^tANY TO PLAY THIS ONE 1 Entangle porches, garages, closets, ceil­ 876-8401. Co., Mitchell Dr., Manchester. full-Ume, pleasant nelghlaor- al shop maintenance. Harper ■DBA HOW WE'RE ABSOLUTELY BY AHEAD... LET'S CAN DREAM MARCO SLEEP FITFULLY... THEIR JO B YET/ GET SOME UP SOME SLUMBER DISTURBED BY THE 2 ------de France EDWARDS ings, attics finished, rec hood. 875-6236, 643-1884 or write Buffing Machine, 363 EUlnghm GOINS HD APPROACH EAR, MARCO. 3 Arboreal home rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ PAINTING and paper hanging, WAITRESS wanted approx- . PETER OTTER * SHUT-EYE. WAY TO THOUGHT THAT THEY MAY HAVE II ET b 5T P...O. Box K, Vernon, Conn. Rd., East Hartford. 289-7471. HANDLE TO ASSASSIN ATE A FELLOW AGENT. 4 Feminine er related work. No job too good work, reasonable rates, 35 mately 3 hours a day. Apply THIS nickname ANSWERIHG SERVICE Two- 5 Ransacked b! small. Dan Moran, Builder. years In Manchester. Your Cavey’s Restaurant, 46 East WAITRESS wanted days ETKXrTIME gas statlcm attend­ 6 Public speaker Evenings 649-8880. neighbor is my recommenda­ Center St., 643-1416. three days weekly. Apply In ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan 7 Drink slowly U 649-0500 875-2519 tion. Raymond Flske, 649-9237. LIKE WORKING person, Willie’s Steak House. Oarage, Esso Service Center, 8 Extrasensory HOMES, GARAGES, porches, SALESLADY — Reputable perception (ab.) Route 83, Vernon. -Xj'lf'-M and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In rec rooms, room additions, JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom WITH FIGURES? specialty shop, 40 hour week SKILLED secretary — full or Jig time without spending: all evening at the telephone. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ painting. Interior and exterior Includes Saturday and Thurs­ part-time, salaried position. eral repair work. Financing paperhanging, wallpaper re­ day night till 9 p.m., gn'-d start­ Ideal working conditions. Ex­ HELP WANTED available. No down payment. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- cellent shorthand and typing Aufamobilos For Solo 4 Economy Builders, Inc. 643- quest. Fully insured. Free es- 2128, Casual Village Shop, Mao ability required. Legal back­ Licensed Journey Electrician 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- 6169. Umates. Call 649-9658. Chester ground preferred, will train CARNIVAL BY DKX TURNER HERALD door hardtop, automatic, pow­ qualified applicant. Inquire ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ PAINTOIG — paperhanging, 20 (JLERK - Typist needed with er steering, low mileage, good If weekdays, 9-5, 647-9903. ages, rec rooms, bathrooms years experience. Winter rates. bookkeeping background, apti­ BY KEN MUSE DOX LETTERS condlUon. 643-2628. Experienced Electrician’s WAYOUT tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Call 249-7771, Mr. Gaulin. so. we tude for figures and filing STEP UP TO Avon. Dignified Helper For Your NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ment work, cellar floors, pat­ ability. Apply now. South part-time employment for can put F 3 N Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ ios, roofing. Call Leon Cels- Windsor Equipment Co., South women of all ages. Our na­ Information NCfTICE HOW THOSE r " est Douglas accepts lowest zynski. Builder. 649-4291. Floor Finishing 24 Windsor, 289-3406. tional advertising on TV and THE OLD COLLEGE TRY « „ > .ul w t. w your ability in magazines make earnings Apprentice Electrician BINOCULARS BRING v s down, smallest payments, any- ——------—------FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- THE HERALD wiU not where. TJnf Not «mniismall innnloan finuneefinance WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ to use In a chal­ of 33 an hour possible in a ter­ THAT TELEPHONE modeling specialist. Additions, ing (specializing in older ritory near home. Call 289-4922 CALL disclose the identtbty of company plan. Douglas rec rooms, dormers, porches, floors). Inside painting. Paper­ lenging and diversi­ for appointment In your home POLE RIGHT UP any advertiser using box Motors, 346 Main. PRODUCTION CONTROL SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer­ cabinets, formica, huilt-lns, hanging. No job too small. at your convenience. TO Y O U .' fied position. Book­ H. G. SCHULZE Inc. ti •X « ing blind box ads who 1989 CHEVROLET staOon wag­ bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. John Verfallle, 649-5750. Stenographer Clerk EARN 36i) and more in famous desire to probeot their on, automatic, power brakes, keeping or college level, 875-9707 identity can foUow this NEWTON H. SMITH SON ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex­ brand i t ^ s . No investment. steering, good running condi­ k New position open, short­ procedure: Remodeling, repairing, addi­ pertly sanded and refinlshed. Help friends shop from home. tion. Asking 3126. Call 643-9864. math courses and typing hand and typing required, tions, rec rooms, garages, Carpentry and Interior paint­ Send for free 488 page catalog. Enclose your reply to the many fringe benefits. Air- WINDOW CLEANER —full-time porches and roofing. No job ing. C. MUIer, 649-8468. helpful. If you’ve progressed Popular Club Plan, Dept. T601, box In an envelope — MUSTANG 1966 Fastback, 2- conditioned office with mu­ or part-time. Steady, good i too small. Call 649-3144. Lynbrook, N.Y. address bo the Classl- door hardtop. No money down, as far as possible or are sic. pay. Manchester Window assume monthly payments, tled Mansiger, Manchester TILE contractor—floors, walls, Bonds— Stocks Cleaning Co., 649-5334. Evening Herald, together 368.73, 30 months to pay. Oall considering returning to the shower door installlons, mar­ Mortgages 27 A progressive and expand­ with a memo listing the Hartford 233-8716. Ask for Mr. CABINET maker with supervl- ble work, firehearths, paUos business world, we will do ing company. Hours 8:30-5. Help Wanted— Mole 36 BY ROY CRANE companies you do NOT Bake. SECOND MORTGAGE —Un­ sorary experience. Excellent B U ^ S A W Y E R and entrances. Free estimates. MAN WANTED to work In lum­ want to see your letter. limited funds available for sec­ our best to fit your In­ opening for qualified man. Dls- Your letter will be de­ 1963 CHRYSLER Newport, Call C and D "nie Co., 643- ber yard, must have driver’s ond mortgages, payments to COLONIAL BOARD Co. playcratt Inc., Manchester, 643- WE WIU HOW SIMULATE A SHALLOW YES, r r s LIKE THE PRESSURE BUT VDUR EARS AND SINUSES SET ACCUSTOMED stroyed if the advertiser white, black top, radio, heater, 0106 after 6. license. Davis & Bradford suit your budget. Expedient terests to our open­ 9557. .ONE M A PRESSURE CHAMBER. CHAH6ES VDU FEEL GOING UP TO THE CHANGES. WE'RE NOW AT A DEPTH is one you've mentioned. good condition, call 643-7427. 616 Parker St., Manchester Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., HER& OR DOWN A AAOUNTAIH, ONLY EQUIVALENT TD )5 0 FEET, WITH A PRESSURE If not it will be handled Roofing— Siding 16 service. J. D. R?alty, 643-6129. ings. We wlU be East Hartford. MORE SO. POPYOOR EARS, OR OF ABOUT 6 S POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH. in the usual manner. 1962 4-DOOR CHEVROLET Im­ JANITORS -PART-TIM E eve­ X P O / Apply In Person ‘ MAY SET A HEADACHE. ANY DISCOMFORT? pala hardtop, V—8 engine, THE BEST In roofing — and happy to chat JOURNEITMAN electrician, im­ nings. Call 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. PERHAPS A LITTLE power steering, automatic Business Opportunity 28 Mrs. E. S. Loftus mediate steady employment. only. SHORT OF BREATH. roof repair. Call Coughlin. with you. W H O transmission, whitewall Ures. Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. tost and Found 1 643-7707. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a AMBITIOUS MAN to work In 5 A V S Uses regular gas. Very clean, modern 3 bay service station Apply MACHINISTS — Bridgeport op­ retail hardware store. Opportu­ MONCW/1 LOST —German Shepherd, fe­ asking 3660. Call 043-1878 after ROOFING — siding, gutters, for lease.' Excellent opportu­ WOMEN — wanted to demon­ erator, overtime, benefits, nity for advancement. Excel­ l^N'T male, answers to '‘Silver,’ ’ vi­ 6 p.m. awnings, comblnaUon windows, nity, paid training program. at strate new skin care and make­ small shop. Ourco Mfg. Co., lent fringe benefits. Apply Mr. MV cinity Flano’s Restaurant. Re­ lightening rods, TV antennaes. Call 236-3770 aftei C p.m or WLKSWAOEN 1966, 1800 se- An work guaranteed. CaU E. up product. Possible earnings, Inc., 782 Mascolo Rd., South Glgllo, W. G. Glenny Co., 336 D A V ^ ward. Call 878-8684, 643-6233. 1-201-377-8100. J.-5 dan. No money down, as­ Steve Pearl, Beacon Lighten­ 350 and more a week part-time. Windsor, 289-1293. No. Main St. 2-4:30 p.m. only. LOST — Man’s black billfold, sume monthly payments of Call 643-1771. c 1W . ^ NU. U(. TM Im - V I f.*. Off. ing Protection Co., 643-8316. reward. Personal papers. 643- 352.21. 24 months to pay. Call Schools and Classes 33 URGENTLY needed babysitter 0746. Hartford 233-8716, ask for Mr. ‘How are things going? Oh, about the same . . . mottJy. Roofing and for one pre-schooler and one c ItM H ta» Wl M OW. ] to Washington!" Dias. LOST — Passbook No. 96746 Chimneys 1 6 -A TRACTOR TRAILER first grader, 2 days per week, CHEVROLET 1966 Oorvalr PHOENIX my home. Call 649-0302 after M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD Savings Bank of Manchester. TRAINING CLERK TYHSTS AppllcaUon made for payment. Monza, 2-door hardtop, auto­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ 6. I'M GOING TO GIVE UP YDf/'/Pf ^ NO, I'M NOT] I DON'T matic transmission. No money pairing roofs of all kinds, new ST/kND A CH/KNCE WITH JUDGE G. I. TRAINING SNACK bar waitress weinted THE FIGHT FOR PETEY/ KIDOIN'f BY WALT WETTERBERU down, assume monthly pay­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys MUTUAL g r an ite! I HAVE Mi OFFER TO THE WILLETS Evenings, hours flexible. Must ments of 357.16, 36 months to cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ Now approved for G.I. training, GO TO C/kNADA IN A NEW SHOW- Announcements 2 be 18. Experience not neces­ STENOGRAPHERS pay. CaU HarUord 233-8716. experience. Free estimates. New England Tractor Trailer AND IM GOING TO TAKE IT' LIFE sary. Apply Manager, Parkade Ask lor Mr. Bake. Call Howley 643-6361, 644- Training has heavy demands ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Lanes. ers, sales and service, bonded 8333. from the trucking Industry. We representative. Alfred Amell, G.T.O. 1966, 4-speed, 2-door train on all types transmission, KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 647-1719 or 643-4913. hardtop. No money down, as­ Millinery, gas and Diesel tractors, full or sume monthly pyaments of part-time training. Placement I? A , DIRECrrORY of 60,000 zip 367.24. 36 months to pay. Call Dressmaking 19 assistance upon graduation. THE SHIP-SHAPE BLDG. Immediate cash paid for codes, all main post offices suid Hartford 238-8716. Ask for Act now. CaU Hartford 247-1353 Looking for a good job? DRESSMAKING - alterations, CONSTITUTION PLAZA dean late model cars. All branches, 31.25 post paid. E. B. Mr. Dias. on all ladles’ and children’s anytime. Greenleaf, Daley Rd., Rt. 3, clothing. Zippers replaced etc. makes, models wanted. Visit the Aircraft NOW! Coventry. Trailers— Reasonable, 643-0741. Help Wonted— An Equal Opportunity Mobile Homes 6>A F m o i e 3 5 Employer Barlow Motor Sales Personals Moving— ^Trucking— I960 LIBERTY Lancer, 10 x 65, WANTED — reliable womsin to Rt. 83, RockviUe, Conn. Job Highlights MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY sleeps 8, excellent condlUon, Storage 20 do weekly thorough cleaning in large home 3 to 4 days week­ INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ 31,900. 876-1912. MANCHESTER Delivery—light Phone 875-2538 ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3829. ly for working mother. Must Jet-Age Pay • I SAY, GUV, WE 1962 ITORD Econoline custom trucking and package delivery. be able to work without super­ FASHION Open 9-9 Daily Good Working Conditions * 9HAU. WOULD INCOME TAX done accurately camper, sleeps 6, excellent Refrigerators, washers and vision and to properly handle y o u MIND AAOOELS MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU and reasonably. Orville Win- condition, 3900. 876-1912. stove moving specialty. Fold­ telephone messages. Not essen­ WE1AKE AAUST Insurance Benefits * ACAB IF w e chell, 644-2705. ing chairs for rent. 649-0762, tial but prefer woman willing KEEP DOWNTOWN, J WALKED NOBCCVLcDVeS to stay overnight frequently Aircraft Club Recreational Activities * INSTEAD? THIN AN AfoTPONMSr INCOME TAX — Business and Business Services with 3 children age 10 up. Call '’srncKKY", TO GET HEVWINTHKDP— Pointing— Papering 21 I NEED A T SIX O iC L O C i^ Individual returns prepared by Offered 13 649-6416. ? W O R K , I'M LON^eOME/ Nine Paid Holidays * A BIT OF I N T H e Income tax accountant. Ray- PAINTING — interior and exte­ EXERCISE. YOU CCMEOLSTANO Tree Seivlce, spec- TWO waitresses for evening AV3CNING. mound Girard. Call collect, 875- rior, very reasonable, free es­ KNOW. TALXIOAAE. work, full or part-time, experi­ C Z ^ S J J O O T V Libera! Vocations * 7362. "ializing In tree and shrub care. timates. Call Richard Martin, ence not necessary. Apply In 643-8104. 649-9286, 649-4411. person only. Howard Johnson’s World's Largest Industrial Credit Union * INCXIME TAXES prepared by LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. moving large appliances. Burn­ ing and papering. Call Phil Manchester. Paid Sick Leave * ing barrels delivered, 644- Denoncourt, 742-6173. BUSINESS taxes my speciality. 1776, PART-TIME receptionist, dally Expanded Educational Assistance Program * Will come to your home or of­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER L. PELLETIER - - Painting — 1 - 5:30, Saturday 9-1. Must fice. 16 years experience. 668- TREE EXPERT - - Trees cut, interior and exterior, papering have some typing skills and Interesting Work in a Variety of Areas MR. AND MRS. BOTTS OH. I DO HOPE THEIR "AT LEAST THEY'RE 0633. buUding lots cleared, trees top­ and paper removal, fully In­ own transportation. Write P. ARE COMING HOME/ SECOND HONEVMOON^ ^COMING HOME ON ped. Got a tree problem? WeU O. Box 222, Manchester, COnn. Dion RIDE WANTED from 929 Tol- sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. A ON FLIGHT 242. WORKED OUT/J iT H E S A M E OJALU A - 5 - worth phone caU, 742-8262. Applican'ts should have a high echool education.. W I R E .PLANE.' land Tpke. to Hartford Hos­ FRO M - 3 D C TH IS IS pital vicinity. 8-4:80. Call 648- YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. • Outdoor Nursery Dept. Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. A P R E T T Y HAWAII X = i u 8716 after 6. Cellars, atUcs, yard and II ^QOOD SIGN, CAPTAIN EASY B Y L E S L IE TURNEB ExceUent opportunity for industrious salesman, ex­ HAZEL.' small trucking done A-1 right. WANT WORK NEAR HOME? perienced in the retail sales of trees, shrubs, fertil­ For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at WE'RE HERE 7 P0H-H...V0RE TIME IS RUNNIU’ THAT'S THOUGHTV OF YOU HOW'S WHVi Call Tremano Trucking Serv­ izers, etc. WUl also train several ambitious people the Aircraft Employment Office. TO WEAN VOU I OUT, UMK! PERE AIN'T EMOU6H MAVERICKS 1 AH AM MIGHTY PAT, SHORE! Automobiles For Sale 4 ice toll free, 742-9487. Intereettag Jobs Available For Both M *« and IVomen OFF DEM CRIME VLEFT TO WASTE IN JAILS I SICK OF PRISONS! VOU MAV JAKE? OAT'S DA without experience. WAVES, UNCLE . BE SAVIN' ME ANOTHER. SPIRIT 1965 FORD custom 600, radio SALES AND Servloe on Arlens, EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY—-WE TRAIN YOU HITCH! and heater, power steering, Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn • Garden & Patio Dept. 400 Main Street, East Hartford automatic, 31,260 or best offer. mowers. Mso Homellte chain Attractive Wages, Group Ihsuranoe, Profit Sharing Benefits 649-0382. saws anc'i International Cub Salesman with knowledge of power mowers, garden Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ Apply In Person At tools, patio furniture, etc. preferred, but will train 1966 PONTIAC GTO, 2-door Tuesday evening till 8 P.M. hardtop. Drafted, best offer. ment and sharpening service several sales-minded people who do not have ex­ on aU makes. L ft H Equip­ perience. 646-0255 before 6 p.m. ALDON SPINNINO MILL GORP. Saturday, 8 A.M. till noon ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon. TALCOTTVILLB, CONNECTICUT OTEVRoEe T 1966 SS396, 4- 876-7609 Manchester Exchange »' BXLROB LUBBEBS. • Immediate Placement ROBIN MALOira speed, 2-door hardtop. No mon­ — Enterprise 1946. ey down, assume monthly I AM AMP WHAT IS WHILE, ...DRASeiNS THEN 0ROAPBH Fine opportunity for advancement because of pro- payments of 307-lBt 38 months THEKEYTcyiPU/ OPERATIOM THE sea r ch moUon-from-within policy. Excellent pay and work­ THE KEY ID to pay. Call Hartford 233-8716 PRAH& BECAPE, LBDNARPD NEGATIVE SO AREA ing conditions. C L A V '?- / FAR/ ask for Mr. Bake. KENNEDY'^ (ttonVicrBC OIo. , Year-Round Employment for Qualified ApplicanU! 1961 VOLKSWAGEIN, good WANTED WHITNEY LITTLE SPORTS BY ^ U S O N mechanical condlUon, 4 flew ExperiMiced Three Generathms of Experienced APPLY IN PERSON TO STORE MANAGER Ures, 3450. 643-0869. FOR PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW AIRCRAFT 1960 CHEVROLET station wag­ Oounterman IN'HERIOR PAINTING and on, running condition, for quick Division of United Aircraft Corp. <0, Apply In Person PAPER HANGING sale, 399. CaU 648-9044. MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. O O o • Color Counseling • Fully Insured An Equal Opportunity Employer VOUeSWAOiN iwei 2-door ALCAR sunroof. No money down, au- “Don’t Be Satisfied With Less!’’ Exit 93i Wilbur Cross Parkway START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA Bume monthly payments of A U TO PARTS 649-2576 Days — 643-4461 Evenings 340.34, 86 months to pay. CaU 226 SPRUCE ST. eiWNNIAlM. Hartford 288-8716. Ask for Mr. D lag.

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Hdp WantBd Mute 36 HouMhoM Goods 51 Businots Locarions Houses For Sol# 72 Housos For Sal* 72 Out Of Town Andover MANCHESTER — executive wantad--RaaiMrs. Lillian Ruhin Nanted Marines Repel Over 200 VC, DRIVERS (or school buses, ADMIRAL color T-V, brand For Ront 64 $18,000: *• 8-bedroom Cape, For Sola 75 SELLING YOXHl HOME? For BERBY’S WORLD neighborhood, Garrison Colon­ Manchester Schools, 7 :S0-8:4S new, le(t over 1967 m o^ls, MODERN store, heated, 20’x70* dormers, olr-qonditioner, neat th tj a n d nm t- Pnriewav prompt courteous service that CLASSIFIED a.m. and 2:1S-S:4S p.m. Excel­ $395, service Inclttded. Modem ial, 7 rooms, large family 10 Captains Attacked Hill Near Khe Sank with basement. Downtown 3 ^ 00; ; i S . , S «rets results, call Ixnds Dlmock Town Assistant Controller lent part-time (or third shKt T-V Service, 385 Center St., room with fireplace, huge mod­ Main St., central. Call «22-3114. Realtors, 649-6824. ^ privacy. Only $14,900. Realty, 640-0823. (Continued from Page One) workers, housewives, retired Manchester, 643-2205. em kitchen, screened porch, 2- Mrs. Lillian S. Rubin of 103 persons. W etraln you. Call 848- 460 MAIN S tT ^ store or of- car garage, wooded lot, $84,- a ^ C H E S T E R — 6-room H^yes Agency, 646-0181. Weaver Rd., a town employe Selected in reported seven Marines killed mission, 136 mUes n ^ e a s t of ADVERTISING DINING room set, table, 6 fice, ideal for many purposes. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ and 24 wounded. Saigon, coincided with another 2414. ANDOVER — room Ciolonial, for over 12 years, has been chairs, buffet and server; spin- tors, 649-5847. 9 646-2426, 9-5. places, carpeting, recreation excellent bam, 50 acre horse Tired of Showing . . . named Manchester’s new suisist- Wheeler said that during the guerrilla attack on a mission CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS dry Easy washer, good condi­ room, swimming pool, trees, Heart Drive tion. 649-7096. STORE FOR RENT, Main St.. (arm, over half mile road front­ ant controller. She will succeed battle Oommuntet gunners fired 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. INDUSTRIAL view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, age, nice view. Hayes Agency. And Showing? The ten people In town who more than 300 rounds of rockets *’* * ^ * Manchester In State Theatre IN-LAW SITUATION? Realtors, 640-6824. Thomas Moore, who resigned SALES WOOL OVAL braided rug, 8x 646-0181. will servo as Captains in the and artillery on the main Khe -h. building, reasonable rent. For Are they looking you over effective today to become treas­ 10* blue, red, gold and black. New on market. Centrally MANCHESTER — Immaculate Heart Fund Drive have been Sanh base 16 miles below the ^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Information please call theatre NORTH COVENTRY as a Sunday sport? Better Will sell marking; equipment Original price $240, sell for located. Four bedroom 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 urer for the Town of Enfield. named by Mrs. Winston Abbott, demilitarized zone, the airstrip manager at 643-7882. let us screen those pros­ 4t80 PJM. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION and services throughout $76. like new. Also aietland house plus self contained full baths, built-in oven and Mrs. Rubin will assume her chairman of the Heart Drive in and other hill positions throe to Ch^stlan MIi^ m ^ AWanM SIMON SAYS pects for you. We bring Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:S0 p.m. Friday. New England using com­ floor waxer, $10. CaU 608-4295 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor, 3 room suite. Completely range, dining room, large liv­ new office Monday, Feb. 12, at Andover. They will secure six miles from the strip. Only a ^ ^ r te d discriminating. Interested, pany vehicle. Pre(er some weekends or after 6. industrial space. Available at modernized and Immacu­ ing room with fireplace, 3 bed­ Call now and set up appoint­ a starting salary of $7,683 an­ volunteers to call on families handful of men were reported once. Heated, reasonable. Call qualified buyers to see a technical sales experience, MODERN dining room set, 4 late, 2-car garage, beauti­ rooms and a heated family ment to see this splendid nually. In town on Heart Sunday, Fq>. wounded In these attacks. w Z v Y TOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l A A 9 9 7 1 1 Warren E. Howland, Realtor, property . . . without both­ 25 ^ A U.S. spokesman In Saigon ^ e r a i days. BE APPRECIATED U I A L I I excellent career opportunity chairs, buffet and china fully landscaped 76x160’ lot. room, 2-car garage, $26,600. Split Level home that has In announcing the appoint­ 643-1108. ering the owner. with (ast grow\ng company. cabinet, good condition. 643- A rare find. Wolverton Agmcy, P.ealtont, everything including an in- ment, Town Manager Robert Captain in the west secUon said the assault ’’looks like a Salary plus prodt sharing. ground swimming pool and Weiss said that Mrs. Rubin re­ 8815. *rHREE room fnmt paneled of­ 649-2813. « Mr.. H .2S’. Continued From Preceding Page Call (or appointment. a low, low price of $22,600. KEITH REAL ESTATE ceived the top score In promo­ fice. 100 per cent Main St. loca- BEL AIR REAL ESTATE SIX ROOM Ranch, with 3 bed­ Call J. Sledesky at 649-6306. tional examinations conducted S r S ' w l l f h . v . ’ S ' Ip “ <■ » " North “ 'N'’ PPP*'" . tion, near banks. Appiy Mar­ ^ r i o e ^ Will nave me east sec ^ Another central highlands rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, 649-1922 among town employes. tion. Mrs. Philip Denoncourt V ietnam , wmen naa oeen out or aim N. P. HALLENBECE, Inc. Antiques 56 low’s, Inc., 867 Msdn St. 643-9332 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 kitchen has built-in oven, Mrs. Rubin has been secre­ will recruit workers for the headlines since the Commu- rooorted aulet South' Vlet- range, formal dining room. B ^ W POSITIONS open on all three DISHWASHER wanted, Friday Bunker Hill Rd., Andover n WANTED TO BUY — antloues, tary to the Board of Directors Long HIU area, and Mrs. Ed- ‘>««"slve against the clUes ^«Ze7e h e a d o u a Z r f r Z o ^ d shKts. Apply in person Klock and Saturday nights. Apply 742-8051 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ OFF East Center St. practical­ 18x20’ living room with unique BARROWS and WALLACE Co. >------Zt' years. She start- win cageSaee andana Mrssirs, Geoiveueorge Tav- lay- “^ Pened last week, the U.S. Com- 180 civilians killed In sharp .Company, 1272 Tolland Tpke., Cavey's Restaurant. ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Houses For Rent 65 ly In center of town. Two fam­ fireplace airangement. Tw o Manchester Parkade ^^in^24 hwrs°”Avold rod working for the town In the lor n will do the same for the mand announced that the first i . .. ^ ^ more any quahtity. 644-8062. years old. If this sounds like Manchester 649-5306 Hebron Rd. area. ^ S. Ft02 Interceptor lost in the w Z n d Z Manchester. SIX ROOM HOUSE complete- ily flat, 4 down, 3% up. Com­ tape. Instant service. Hayes Mrs. Lillian B. Rubin ^ PRESS OPERATORS DUE to expansion we need a your kind of house you may 1000-00 Tevaiuauon years, in In the southwest secUon of Vietnam war was shot down paratroopers of the US ly furnished, heat included, pletely renovated. Both apart­ MECHANICS WANTED — gas FORK LIFT OPERATORS man to train for manager po­ CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, want to talk to us. Wolverton w ood^ Agency, 646-0131. 1956 she was assigned to the Britain and was salutatorian of town Mr». William Breadheft Sailurday toy a MIG 21 south- Airborne Brigade $22u. per month. Phllbrick ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ building lot, on which we will and diesel pick-ups to ten PACKERS sition, good starting salary expert repairing. Colonial Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. town manager’s office, first her class. will be the captain. The Andover known Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. Agency, 649-6347. ing, garages, fine residential build your new home, your wheelers, new modem equip­ while in training. Must have part-time, and In 1957 full-Ume. Prior to working for the town. Lake area wUl be covered by I>a®gier, was the suffered no casualties First ShKt, 45 Hour Week Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. section. T. J. Crockett, Real­ SOUTH MAIN St. area — 5 and plans or ours. Wesley R. Smith ment and plant, company paid car. Must have neat appear- She worked with Moore when she was office manager and Mrs. Richard Schreyer, Mrs. announced overrunning an enemv base - 9 p.m. Sundays open Oil 6 VERNON — 6 room house, oil ty, 643-1677. 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ Construction Co., 643-1667. beneflts, clean unilorms dally, EASTERN BOILER & ence and good personality. steam heat, adults, $100. State News he was assistant purchasing bookkeeper for 13 years (or Nelson Warner Sr., Mrs. Ralph North southeast of p.m., closed Tuesday and — Beautiful ing for $19,000. T. J. Crockett seven paid holidays, paid vaca­ ELECTRONICS, INC. Many employe benefits. Ap monthly and escrow. Write Box CHARMING Cape Cod — with agent. King Cole Stores Inc. Ransom, and Mrs. Maxwell h Gi- Me TOu^t Wednesday. Ranch, large living room, for­ Realtor, 643-1677. tion, top wages. Call 278-1863 99 Loomis St. ply in person. Singer Company, E, Manchester Herald. wooded roar yard offers 3 or Roundup Mrs. Rubin, a native of New Her husband, David B. Rubin, chlnson, Jr. Business establish- "ew 117 missions The U.S. 1st Infantry Division (or more in(ormatlon. Brainard 866 Main St., Manchester. mal dining room, cabinet MERE. $19,700 will purchase this 4 bedrooms and congenial Britain, has resided In Man- works for G. Fox & Co.. The ments In town will be called on against North Vietnam Sunday, sent in Its ’’tunnel rat” soldiers Ford Truck Center, 45 Brain­ CLERK — part-time, teacher kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ (Continued from Page Unei ® 19(1 by NEA, Inc. W anted— ^To Buy 58 lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 neighborhood. Call now, $18,- Chester for 22 years. She Is a couple has a daughter, Debbie, by George Nelson. largest number since Jan. to clear a tunnel complex 16 ard Road, Hartford. preferred for package store, Resort Property tion room, landscaped yard. fireplaces, separate furnaces, 900r Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, „ , is seeking a court order Secretarial a freshman at East Michigan 'DahlqiUst StUl Hospitalized J® „ mllernorth orSfUgom'They ^ some evenings and Saturdays "I call it— 'Portrait of Jim Garrison'!" HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 649-4636. ™Accounting School of New University in YpsllanU, Mich. Pfe Kenneth Dahlqulst of the ported uncovering 68 enemv MECHANIC — full time, good For Rent 67 one apartment includes wall to that the Norwalk school board during school year, (ull-Hme PART-TIME bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 643-5963. wages to an experienced man. wall, well built and well main- to show cause why the suspend­ - u.:,w iu «7i£rt« alp;'. ™ summers. Write Box CC, Man­ glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ SKI or Sun Vacation home on ------;------ELUNG’TON — 9 r(X)m restor­ See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan tsdned. Don’t be disappointed. ed students should not be al­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Dahlqulst , ^ ,-nr,it i ^ ° fresh enemy ground at- chester Herald. WORK AVAILABLE lage Peddler, AucOoneer, 420 Lake Winnlpesaukee, New MANCTESTER duplex 7-7 on ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 Garage, Rt. 83, Vernon. bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate v--> We sold the twin next door in lowed to return Immediately to of Pine Ridge, Is still a paUent ‘ Iasi's were reported Sunday Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. Hampshire. Brand new 3 bed­ new baths, large rooms, cabi­ heating systems, aluminum no time. Wolverton Agency, school. Agreement on Pueblo at the Naval Base Hospital in ^ ^ storage against government district PART-TIME Janitor, mornings, WE NEED HELP! 8 A.M. — 2 P.M. Male or Female 37 room Chalet with fireplace. Realtors, 649-2813. net kitchen, garage, only $19,- Newport, R.I., where he has ®f®“ J ® towns In the Mekong Delta MACHINIST for Bridgeport and WE BUY AND SELL antiques, siding, 5 garages, excellent in­ The four with long trossee steady work, must be reliable. Club house with in-door heat­ 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. been since last September. Dur- weather prevented as- Salg;on, the scene of lathe. Must be able to set up WANTED school bus drivers. and used furniture, china, ed pool and skiing on premises. vestment property in business MANCHES’TER — 7 room older were among some 50 boys sus- Call 649-5334. Rogers Corp., continues to Apply in Person Ing his period of duty In Viet- “ u .^’*"b 62 boin^rs (lew six civilian casualUes and and operate from blueprints, men or women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 glass, silver, picture frames, Summer reservations filling zone II, $28,600. Phllbrick (3ape, aU utilities, won’t last. SUBURBAN RANCH, over one pended Jan. 29 for violation of Unconfirmed by U.S. grow and create need for nam, from March last year, he widespread destruction In the SERVICE station help wanted overtime and fringe benefits, p.m. 644-1902 after 5 p.m. H. old coins, guns, pewter, scrap quickly, call 643-0189. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. Asking $14,600. H. M. Fre­ acre of woodland (or your pri- school board regulations ban- 5 people with the interest and was wounded three Umes. last week. 9-5. No experience necessary. day and night shift, full and A. Frink Inc., Wapping. gold, watches, old Jewelry, hob­ chette, Realty, 647-9993. vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living ning hair that grow s over eyes, (Continued from Page One) ---- talent to supervise and part-time. Apply H. & B Tool 399 WOODLAND ST.—6 room His two sisters, June and Deb- *^® ®’?°° Marines at Khe Phllllp B. Davld- Apply Cantone’s Esso Service, MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN by collections, painOngs, attic room, only 3 years old, $17,- ears or. collar. manage. Present salaried and Engineering, 168 Forest Cape, carpeting, 2 baths, ga­ the release. A source at the we will not be able to obtain orah, visited him this weekend m “Lu f" o®*'*” ®^** son, chief of Intelligence at the 308 West Middle Turnpike. contents or whole estates. Fur- Wanted To Rent 68 MANCHESTER — 2-(amlly, 4-4 600. Paul W. Doug;an, Realtor, $ North Vietnamese sol- openJng;s are available at 46 W. Center St., Manchester rage, lot approximately 60x300. 121st U.S. Army Evacuation •'"owledge of that until the crew In Newport. He has had two U.S. Command In Saigon, said St., Manchester, 643-2640. nlture Repair Service, 643-7449. ------central, large lot, 4 garages, 649-4636. Stratford Firm U.S. commanders feel plants in Rogers, Willlman- Situations W onted- ______POLICEMAN with wife and one Owner transferred south. T. J. Hospital 16 miles'west of Seoul “ O'! commander are re- brief visits with his family here. the Communists committed ROUTE salesman (or quality excellent Income property. H. _ . , „ Awarded Contract ___ ,______leased.” Hlo teeatmanf that If the COmmUnistS dairy In Wethersfield. Steady tlc and Manchester, (or be­ Female 38 NEED HELP? We buy used fur­ child desires 6 or 6 rooms Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. M. Frechette ReaUy, 647-9993. BOLTON Center — 6 room __. said one wing had been on the leased. His treatment for damage to v. ^ about 60,000 men to the offen- ______■ Ranch, 2-car garage,, ’1)4 baths, „ —-Avco Sunday to receive cannot be an elbow will still require ex- ™tigh l ^ e Sanh, they could against at least 36 major permanent employment on es­ ginners and experienced NIGHT supervisor for whole­ niture, attic contents, antiques single or 2-famlly. Excellent Help Wanted— WILL do ipondng in my home references. 528-1765. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, MANCHESTER...... — »-.v.w...9-room beamed...... livingc, -™room -i with fire- CotT- of Stratford, Ooim., has Pueblo’s casualties 1,000 per cent sure until we get tensive surgery so he will be a hiove on through tte Quang Tri population centers In the last tablished route averaging $150 personnel in such positions sale grocery warehouse, salary etc. Call 633-2300 or 646-0004. Male or Female 37 by the hour or basket. Call 5)4 room Ranch, 1)4 baths, home only 35 seconds from place, one acre lot. Selling (or been awarded a $2.2 million con- sources said the neaotia- officers and crew back and patient until next fall. He can f " 5^*” miles ggyen days, a week. Excellent fringe ben­ as: plus liberal benefits. Apply in 643-1477. WANTED cottage (or one month large fireplaced living room, East Centerlenter St. Ideal for the $22,500. For further informa- f^’act for Improving its helicop- ^ Panmuniom are being " ’® *’®''® ® chance to Interrogate receive visitors, from 2 to 4 Qoang Tri capital of South general the fighting 1s efits, including holidays, pen­ person. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye in summer, 2 bedrooms, water­ bullt-lns, aluminum windows. large family that needs 5 bed­ tion call R. F. Dimock Co., I®*' engines. carried on bv Rear Adm John * ® "’ ^® of the and 7 to 8 p.m., and would be yi®l"am s northernmoet prov- subsiding throughout the coun- sion, etc. Call Brock Hall Dairy PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS St., South Windsor, see Mr. SECRETARY-RecepOonlst. Ex- Rooms Without Board 59 front, Bolton Lake, Write Box Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- rooms. Permanent siding and Realtor, 649-5245. The contract, ^ o u n ^ d ^ t - United States . . happy to see people from this try,” he said, but added: ” I (or appointment, 529-3321. Warshavsky. ^rience. S m ^ office pre- -pHE THOMPSON House —Cot- PRODUCTION FLOORMEN "BB” , Manchester Herald. 0131. aluminum storms and screens, u------i l l - f ^ and MaJ Gen Pak C hu ^ K(»k Previously the Defense and area, especially his old friends ^ ^ ® ^-S. Command said the think it Is significant that the NOTICE OF (erred. Manchester area. Mon­ tage St. centrally locaUd, large SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, 2-car garage, $23,000. Wolver­ ‘‘"I-forNoriiSmea.I^hS^reZ State department had said they at Rham from which he was S Z ' " k X f sln cria .i°ch ln g ® r PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS day through Thursday. ' Ref­ pleasantly furnished rooms, room L-Ranch, 2-car attached mand. 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Dorted meetln? with onlv inter- confident the Pueblo had graduated In the class of 1965. Killed since launching the mount a follow-on attack of the GRAND-WAY erences. Call 643-7620, mosf parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ Business Property garage, fireplace, treed lot, im MACHINIST ASSISTANT FOREMAN PART^TIME tion room, large treed lot, $22,- S l X Z f stayed outside the 12-mlle limit, lead « f '^® evenings, after 6 p.m. night and permanent guest SEVEN room modern home off mediate occupancy, $21,500. GAINING ON A DEGREE preters present, as they ^ d first gp^^jg, ciorrespondent For Sole 70 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors Bridge Night /o^dlere have have just seen.” FOREMAN TRAINEES Can offer you a career in rates. Porter St. in one of Manches- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. WYCKOFF, N.J. (AP) - -^ohn M Hightower reported _ , . i.. n .1 been killed, 471 of them Ameri- For machinery building. SMALL machine shop, avail­ 649-5324. The Friday night Recreation even bigger offensive is food retailing, full-time po­ OPENINGS ters finest nelghborhcxxis. Cus Pitcher Jim Bouton has been that diplomaUc authorities in Some related experience or ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 CLEAN comfortable room for able at a reasonable price, all ...... o. —.. — VERNON — 2-familv 5 room ‘ sn ok esm en in Seoul refused to “ ‘Fiunmuc auuionues in Commission bridge evenings expected along the northern ■ trade school background. sitions Immediately avail­ PORTER ST. area — 4 bed­ tom built with many unusual each with 3 bedrooms 8olOK to college in the off season y. renorts of the ^®®hington agreed that the under the direction of Mrs Bue, South Vietnamese frontier, and Davidson said: ” It refined gentleman. Also one equipment new or near new, able. GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ room Colonial, 2)4 baths, kitch­ features. Beautiful nrtrt. park n.elike unit- - e r since he Joined the New ^“ “ ^Jay Za^icis H a Z ? seem L Z d P '- e s bombed the walls of the is something of a mystery to me Must be able to read blue­ AVAILABLE and 2-room efficiencies. 160 Treach (or assaulting infantry- He suggested the Ctommunlsts with (ast growing company. training, plus tuition reim­ DACHSHUNDS ^AKC, minia Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- COMPACT, economical 2-bed- off another eight hours towards ciremated after toe meeting lease of the Pueblo crew, then jg evenings Last '"®"' A low mist kept toe planes may have been hurt by allied bursement at schools and MEAT WRAPPERS BUSINESS ZONE — Modern 8 Evening or Saturday inter­ ana .nu,a.rt. e waal,. to I'g" Manchester Green, “ '“‘±1 approx­ 1567. room Ranch, electric heat, am- a degree at Fairleigh Dickinson Sunday, but U.S. Secretary of an apology might very well be p _ ,L v fourteen neonte narticl- away this morning but U.S. 7th air raids, may be waiUng to see » 8 months, both colors, guaran­ housekeeping, near Main St., room house, 1)4 baths, fire­ views arranged. colleges of your choice are GROCERY CLERKS MANCHESTER imately 10,000 square feet, pie shade, oversize garage. University at Madison, N.J. State Dean Rusk said he had no available. lourieen people paruc cruisers off shore joined the result of toe southern acUon teed at a fair price. Also Wel- woman only. Call 649-7959 af­ A QUIET STREET and private place, garage, outbuilding, available. Additionally ex­ producftig $800 per month in­ quiet Bolton residenUal area. ” I need only 30 more hours word of any such offer. in Moscow, the Soviet Com- ^ partners Mrs B Burton I*'® '’atUe for toe first Ume, fir- or may be taking more time (or ter 6. yard, is the setting (or this main highway, many possibili­ cellent salary and benefit DELICATESSEN maraners. 1-628-6673. come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Reasonably priced. Owner, Box for a degree,” says Bouton who Some Seoul officials ex- munist party newspaper Pravda Mrs Robert c-raw luK at enemy positions with planning. N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. programs make these posi­ MEMORIAL 7 room Ranch with a family ties, $23,5(X). Hutchins Agency CLERKS GERMAN Shepherd puppies — COMFORT^LiE ROOM. for 643-1577. AA, Manchester Herald. formerly attended Western pressed suspicion that the Unit- accused toe United States of us- se co n d Ihelr eight-inch guns. He said the cities campaign tions highly attractive. For room. Spacious living room Realtors, 649-5324. Bunker Hill Rd., Andor/er older employed genUeman on­ Michigan. ed States was getting ready to ing ’’blackmail and threats” „,g“ g g . „ s Associated Press correspond- was aimed at creating turmoil 9 weeks old, no papers, house with fireplace, dining room, 5 room 742-8051 an appoolntment, call the Attractive Wages HOSPITAL ly. After 6. 272 Main St. 461 MAIN St. — Ideal location TWO family. 6-6 flat, aluminum , ------issue an apology to North Korea against North Korea and said ^ j , Charles Griffin In ®"l Lengel reported from In hopes of starting a general pets, paper trained, $20. 876- generous bedrooms. Kitchen Employment S u p e rvisor. Excellent Benefit Program (or any business or office has siding, 153x154 lot, convenient­ year ’round home, aluminum over toe Incident in order to g ot toe campaign would have to end t^ird place were Mr and Mrs. Hue that South Vietnamese uprising, inhibiting toe use of al- Miss Lois Banister, 1-774- 0563. has built-in oven and range and ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, building-approved for used car ly located. Leonard Agency, siding, large lot and private LEGAL the Pueblo crewmen back. A before there could be any Pueb- orcyei- Howard Plav will re- troops controlled the northern Hed air power by wrecking alr- loads of cabinets, attached ga- PAINTER wanted, experienced, 9606, Ext. 427, dally between CENTRAL SERVICE gentleman, private entrance, sales. Next to i>ost office. 646- beach, $10,500. B and J Real ^ k e sm a n (or President Chung lo settlement. coming F riZ y at the Portion of toe walled citadel but Helds and planes, and demon- r a g ^ $21,900. Wolverton Agen­ Realtors, 646-0469. steady work (or rtg^it man. Call 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visit our FOR APPLJCAnON APPLY AIDE KITTENS looking for good shower, bath, free parking. Ap­ 2426. 9-6. Estate, evenings 643-1646, 649- NOTICE Hee Park’s ruling Democratic ’’Such a settlement can be con ?rea a tloZ Church at 7-30 Perhaps 1,200 Communists held strating that the Viet Cong still cy, Realtors, 649-2813. 649-4343. Personnel Offices In Rogers 20 Hours per week. Must be homes, housebroken, 649-6567. ply 195 Spruce St. HERE is a must see home on a 8782, Republican party said party achieved only on toe basis of re- a Z n S e s t e d InJted ^® rest, including toe inner Is a force to be reckoned with, or write us including your TOWN OF VERNON high school graduate. MANCHESTER — Ideal young quiet residential street located leaders agreed the secret Amer- spect for toe sovereignty and T g-k," “ courtyard, and apparently were The lower house of South Viet- MAN TO WORK in kitchen, (ull- experience and salary re­ GRAND-WAY ROOM for gentleman, parking, Houses For Sale 72 M n walking distance of all MANSFIELD-7*4 ZONING COMMISSION ican-Norto Korean talks at Pan- territorial inviolability of the ^ ‘ appaienuy were quirements. bath, centrally located. Call family home. Four rooms on schools for one car conven- ^1 to acreage in a nelghterhwa The Zoning Commission of _ ^ iTortiiuiart determined to fight to toe end if "am ’s National Assembly met time or part-time, also short 410 West Middle Tpke. Articles For Sale 45 ROBIN Rd. — Immaculate 6- a tree shaded lot. Aluminum munjom would ’’only encourage Korean People’s Democratic rt. u , \ rt , necessary. in special session and con- OUT-PATIENT OFFICE 643-7760. School 01l8.^S of l&St week fKzz VIzif frtT* order cook. Apply in person Manchester room Cape, one car garage. storms and screens. Full cel­ lence. Offers 3 bedrooms, with homes selling up to $85,- the Town of Vernon will hold a ty^toer Communist...... provoca- Republic and its national digni­ 6 Hours each Saturday. Must GERT’S A GAY girl —- ready equipped kitchen, living room "^® ®*'® H^PPy ^ ® ®*" public hearing on Thursday, tions” in Korea, points out the availability of the Elsewhere in toe former ^ ^ sldferiL and d Z to on only. Howard Johnson’s Res­ ROGERS CORP. Owners moving. Must sell. T. lar. Identical homes selling ty,” the paper said. be able to type. for a whirl after cleaning car­ with fireplace, beautifully land- 1^1® "®^ home for $36,^ . For February 15, 1968, at 8:00 p.m., gopth Korean officials gener- various facilities of the Ele- imperial capital 400 miles north- taurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., An Equal Opportunity Apartments— Hats— J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. everyday for this price, $14, Manchester. ROGERS, CONN. 06263 pets with Blue Lustre. Rent scaped lot with 2-car garage. >"'>'^® “ ® at the Administration Bulldimg gjjy jeel that the U.S. govern- mentary school to groups in east of Saigon, U.S. Marines ad- gg , members Employer electric shampooer, $1. Paul’s 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ Tenements 63 ROCKLEDGE —New Raised Mrs. Smith will be happy to brick Agency, 649- ______pp West Main Street in said juent is so preoccupied with toe town under the regulajtlons set vanced another 500 yards in g^^gp^g^ y,g ggsgion the first LABORATORY Paint & Wallpaper Supply. tors, 649-2813. Vernon up by the Board of Education, house-to-house fighting. Lengel ®“ ®"ded the session, the -Irst MAN to help owner operate es­ An Equal Opportunity WE HAVE customers waiting Ranch, modem kitchen with show you this listing at your g^g-p HARTFORD _ 6 room town so that parties in Interest plight of the Pueblo and Its crew since President Nguyen Van WASHROOM AIDE The areas open for public use reported. He said the Leather- tablished tire department. Op­ Employer PROCESSED gravel for drive­ (or the rental o ' your apart­ built-lns, dining room, 3 bed- MANCHESTER conve.lienee. Call her at toe Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining and citizens may be heard re- that it is not paying sufficient Thleu declared martial law PRODUCTION hands with some Weekend work, 8 hours Sat­ are the kitchen, lunch room, riecks held an area of about one portunity to purchase at later lathe fmd milling machine ex­ ways and parking areas. Also ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ rooms family room, 2-car ^ r - IN VESTM EN T M IN D E D ? Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- room, nice lot, city water, wall garding toe following matters: attention to what they consider Wednesday. The House pro­ urdays, 3-4 hours Sunday af­ club room and conference room, square mile. date when owner retires. 643- perience, also Norton Hyprolap bank run g;ravel and fill at our tate, 643-5129. age, aluminum siding, $31,900. 1121. to wall, oak' floors, storms. A. Consideration of toe Plan the main Communist threat—in- Adult School claimed support for Thieu’s gov­ ternoon. We have recently listed a A fee is charged for the use Allied forces claim they have 5332. SERVICE Station attendant—8 and Fellows gear sliaper oper­ screening plant or delivered. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Taxes $325. $16,900. Meyer of Development made by creased infiltration across toe ernment ” in the restoration of 2 family duplex with 4 FOR you p«ople who have nev­ a.m.—6 p.m., 21 years old or ators. Metronics, Inc., 640 Hil­ Qeorge H. Griffing, Inc., 742- LOOKING FOR anything in 649-5347. Agency, 643-0609. Thomas Benoit and Nicholas demilitarized zone and toe re- of the kitchen and the lunch killed nearly 1,200 enemy rol- ;;;i‘g7 gnd common living condl- EXPERIENCED plumber or rooms each side. Each er been satisfied with just Sets Opening room under certain conditions, dlers in toe Hue fighting. U.S. nonulation ” over. See Ken Reynolds Sr. liard St. PORTER HOUSEKEEP­ 7886. real estate rentals — apart­ Zaccaro for multl-famUy resi- cent invasion of Seoul by a team plumiber’s helper, good wages ments, homes, multiple dwell­ CAPE — 6% rooms, breezeway, apartment has its own mod­ Any group using the school on Marine c^u^tles there are estl- jp Lop^on British ‘ newspa- at Ken's Esso, 110 Center St. ING DEPT. "good enough things Jarvis COLCHESTER—$4,500 assumes jgpggg on premises located on of commandos bent on assassl- and overtime. Call A.B. CSilck IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real 2-car attached garage, large ern furnace and separate is proud to offer these brand 5^ pg^ cent mortgage on this gg^ g^j.ggj y,g Town of Ver- nating President Park, For Tonight evenings must notify the school mated at 35 killed and 230 g gg,^ g^.^ ,jg. Plumbing and Heating, 649- YOUNG MAN with driver’s li­ 6-10 p.m., 5 nights a week. rugs and upholstery with Blue Estate, 643-6129. wooded lot 100x600, $22,900. utilities. How does $19,700 office the day before the meet- wounded so far, and a dozen „^gp^ behind toe scenes in Why Buck Traffic — Work new Garrison Ctolonlals on ^ ygg^ old 2 family 4-4 home. g^^j particularly A South Korean government 2926. cense, 9-2 p.m. dally. Prefer Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, sound? Call J. Gordon, 649- wooded lots just secon^ from separate oil hot water furances, p^pp^g^ gp^ described as fol- source said his government has The spring semester of the *"g even though the group has U.S. civilians still are not ac- Washington for the replacement FOUR room duplex, stove re­ 649-5347. college student. Apply in per­ Close to Home and Get er $1 .Olcott Variety Store. 5306. the highway In Manchester. On- good condition, 20 minutes to . . asked the United States to de- Vernon Adult Evening _____ School ®le"®rd, 568-2715. 643- g, Y ^ k New the attempt on Pork In ex- ^ “ Rockville gg^gg, Menu Vietnamese military hospita in ,g,.ggg jp Vietnam. The Sunday 649-8360 after 6. Cape, 1V4 baths, finished rec B ^ W woods, veneers, dowels, hard­ Lunch menus at the school Hue had 1,000 casualties Includ- Times said critics claim West- ware, finishes, tools, ad- room. Bowers School. Imme- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. call T o J a X le X Co". Estate"^*”"'^^ ^aron Ld H^-tford Railroad ®banp for any apology over toe ®°-® FULL-TIME land Pueblo. classes meeting for the first for the rest of the week are: mg l^oto government soldiers moreland ’’has Instilled in Pres- FIRST CLASS SHOP WANTS heslves and much more. Wood ^’OUR iw m a , second floor, diate occupancy. T. J. Manchester Parkade Realtors, 643-1121. ' .1.^--______Company: Easterly by Pert and Pretty FIRST CLASS HELP! ^ Products Specialties, 30 Bar­ stove. Adults only. $76. month­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Manchester 649-5306 COVENTRY ^ > 4 room Ranch now or formerly of Joel Snow; North Korea’s official p ^ time Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday, sauerbraten, buttered and clvUians ,^gp^ g p^gpec- tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- ly and escrow. West Side Real­ TWO family, 4-4, nice condition, full cellar baseboard hot wa- South bv land now or formerly agency claimed a fourth officer All classes will start at 7 potatoes, corn, bread and but- ^engei said U.S. Marines j,yg gp j^,g war . . . neglecting OPENINGS SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 1. O. D. surface or cutter 8272. ty, 649-4342. INVESTMENT Property — 2 good location, one apartment tor heat $13 3W ^ 1 1 Lfrod J chaun^V W ln c L r (md ‘ ^e Pueblo-its navigator- p.m. Over 1,300 adults have ter, fruit; Wednesday, chicken broke through to a house where political sector which many grinder. full baths, trees, large lot, family 5 and 4, convenient lo­ vacant, $19,400. Owner 643-0893. H eclder'B roker 742:^19 be- West X ^ d oioTorto^m ieriv ‘I'® r®&l3tered for a variety of a la king„rice, vegetable sticks, 39 U.S. Army and Air Force g^pgi^er the more important” LUXURIOUS 4% room duplex $23,000. Phllbrick Agency, cation, near shopping, buses. Heckler, Broker, 60i» oe west by land now or formerly ggpgg.ggt^ering vessel had vlo- closes this semester, repre- wheat muffins, cocoanut pud- men had been trapped for five gp^ ..^3 strategic insights ore AVAILABLE EXCELLENT, efficient ^ tween 5:30-6 p.m. of Christian Dietzel, containing 2. Truck driver (or com­ economical, that’s Blue Lus­ apartment, 1)4 baths, modem Realtors, 649-6347. Excellent return. Call 643-1646 RESTORED rambling Cape ding; Thursday, barbecue beef days and none of toe 39 was (guUy.’ three (3) acres of lakd, more or pany delivery, and pick tre carpet and upholstery conveniences, all utilities ex­ or 640-8782 evenings. Cod, 2 baths, huge swimming VERNON Communist nation. on roll, potato salad. Harvard hurt A White House spokesman less. up, neat, dependable and AT cleaner. Rent electric sham­ cept electricity. Adults, no RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom pool, cabana, barn, guest f The agency quoted Lt. Ed- openings and^ re^lstrattons beets, cheese sticks. Ivory Jel- Saigon appeared almost nor- l aid there would be no comment Fossibllity, family room wKh MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, reliable. pooer, $1. TTie Sherwln- Wil­ pets. $150. 649-3666, 649-4342. house, 5 acres, atmosphere. NEW FOUR BEDROOM T optoer with a right of way g, °P ® "X o te d t < ^ a f ’^ e s ^ v 1° chocolate sauce; Frl- rna (or a while Sunday, with on toe reports. But he said toero fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood- bus line, near school, shopping, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER liams Co. Colonial on large level lot. wenty (20) feet wide through Berkeley, Calif., as saying toe a L S e s d a v ^hev ^ e ‘’ “ y- ®bowder, tuna fish Vietnarnese women out strolling ^ad been nothing to Indicate Come in and talk it over 3)4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, ed let. Priced for immediate new furnace, heated rec room, lands now or formerly of said g^jp j,g^ ggjgj,g^ ^,ggj^ gg^gg^ "^gp^gy r^finlsh sandwich, vegetable sticks, ap- and food vendors resuming bu-^1- ,rgp, t^e President’s remarks In refrigerator, stove, 2 year 649-5324. Come select your colors to­ with J. Krulis, General sale, Wesley R. Smith Con- Only $16,900. Call Hayes pies. Milk is served with oil ness, but Viet Cong troops were the last few days that he has lease,, $120 security, $120 per day. For only $26,200, you Dietzel, extending easterly and waters more than five times be- gii naintipp. bepinninv nnri Manager at Umco Corp., MEMORIAL Boats and Accessories 46 structlon Co., 6»3-1667. Agency, 646-0131. N^ilW LISTING —Need space? westerly along too -outoerly ^g^g was captured Jan. 23 Ing, oil painting, beginning and meals. attacking government forces in gpy dgpbt about the caliber of month. 646-0090. will find" many pleasant ex­ advanced, general math, Inter- Route 6 A 44A, Bolton. Call Eight big rooms in desirable side of land now or formerly of ------the city today. Some govern- p,gp he has ip South Vietnam 1966 MERCURY 6 h.p. out tra values here. Call Mr. The statement attributed to jgj. design, rapid reading, read, 649-6268. Benton St. area, 1)4 baths, said Dietzel. ______Manchester Evening Herald ment troops set up machine gp^ his advisers at home. HOSPITAL board motor. 1966 Lonestar 12’ MANCHESTER — Park Chest- walking distance to all schools, Bogdan for details at 649- Murphy, like the other three be- think and discuss, beginning nut Garden Apartments, Two Together with all right and in- fgrg u, included an apology, a sewine-Torthand 11 ABC s enT Andover correspondent, Law- &nns on roof tops and fired up boat, 14’ trailer. Call 649-2171 churches, bus, shopping. Im­ 6306 or 876-6611. NO EXPERIENCE after 6. bedrooms, 4)4 rooms, Im­ terestrest u.In and to and by virtue promise noinot coto engage mIn luiurefuture scripts e Z t typingS n g T l and wZls^^^^^ ''®"®® ®*®®’ mediate occupancy. Heat, hot mediate occupancy. Call now. of a certain contraat with said ’’hostile acts” against North Ko- jpg ’ mgs. REQUIRED Belflore Agency, 643-6121. W About Town water, oven, range, refrigera­ New York, New Haven and rea and a plea for leniency. The heaviest fighting was rag­ SERVICE TRAINEE Laboratory Aide Tuesday, algebra, cake dec- Jewelry 48 tor, parking. Call 827-9238 be­ FIREMEN BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Hartford Railroad Company The purported confession said ing near toe International Con- Members of Hose Co. 1, Tow’n Nurse Aide Trainees Comedian Guest trol Commission compound. Fire Depantimeint, will meet to- tween 9-6 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. Manchester Parkade concerning spur railroad tract the Pueblo’s mission was to i n q hfotrt>rv Man to service office equip­ Orderlies WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ Lots For Sale 73 Manchester 649-6306 on said lands. A map showing ’’detect and localize radars” ln ^ about four blocks from toe cen- morrow o)t 7 p.m. art. toe Holmes ment. Good mechanical Porter pairing. Prompt service. Up to POUR ROOM apartment, sec- Of B’nai B’rith AND GUARDS MANCHESTER — Treed 60x125 said area is on file in toe Town North Korea and to study par- tral market place. Thousands of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to ability needed. Electrical $20 on your old watch in trade. ond floor, one block from Main BOLTON — Manchester line, basic ed- B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, ____ „ ______„ , „ „ , , Larry Dorn, a New York co- civilians were evacuated from pay r e s e t s to Alfred SchietoeJ, knowledge helpful. Continu­ EXPERIENCE .Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, St. Call 643-6639. quality custom built 3 or 4 bed­ Clerk’s Office In the Town of tlcuarly a ’’cross slot” radar be- pcgtjop'^“ fp^ituro 649-2813. « Vernon. li^vedlidved to be an early air warn- g, ,jgj, _ _ refinlshing, jgg^jjgp^ wiii be the featured the area. a member. ____ ous on the job training, car REQUIRED 737 Main St., State' Theatre are needed by room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga­ irto. rt,,rtfrtrtrt 'vhrt T},,rtKirt, oirtrt, general English, home firearm gp,g_»,yper at the annual Paid- Upwards of 500 Viet Cong necessary, job security and Building. NEWLY decorated 4 rooms, B. Application of a plan of ing system. The Pueblo also intermediate Director of Development rage, extra large built-in kitch- _____1 ______(. t IVtilltrtrt zirno 4^ n i -lVs A4vx#weeo ’ up Dinner of Charter Oak Lodge troops were believed still in Sal- Hose Co. 1 Town Fire De- opportunity for advance­ with new tile bath and new BOLTON — One acre wooded .aga, .0. 6^, ------— nevelooment bv William Me- was to observe and photograph r " ' " ’' ’,, V.‘...... 'Z""' up Dinner of Charter Oak Lodge were ueueveu suii in oai------Inhalation Therapist Pratt & Whitney Aircraft lots, top neighborhood. Call for en, paneled rec room with fire- °®'^®‘®P'"® „ „hini and mve L tea of ...... and small hnntboat “ “ P K ^ , . Tuesday Feb. S:®" and there were reports of ntfintTnpnit.. partment, will will mpipit. meet tnan^YrmiW tomorrow ment. Exceptionally high birch kitchen, heat furnished, deti^ils.'^ nfyes Agency, 646- place, 2)i baths, many closets, Hugh on Prop®rty 3 ®d J y ^®val ships and take notes of gg^^^j. of B nal B nth M a y , t en p o ^ ^ Registered X-ray Techni­ fringe benefits. Fuel and Feed 49«A class A location. 742-6357. cian for plant protection 0131. sundeck, aluminum comblna- Nor ton J. Berkowitt and Linda ^ ^ K o r o a n Wonsan “ ®® Investing, Intermediate J?’ « ^ P’"*' Hons outside the capital, where McKee St. ______tions desirable one acre lot. Berkowltz for multi-family resi- North Koroan ports of Won^n, gg^,„g g^^ Spanish. ™ “ ®®’ .. , . ______a -raa ------Laboratory Technologist FIREPLACE wood for sale, cut THREE-bedroom duplex with The comedian has appeared fifehting began Wednesday. The BOLTON — one block from lake Regina D’ltakia Socierty will PITNEY BOWES. Inc. Registered Nurses and delivered, $15 pick-up load. appliances and heat, hot water. Quick occupancy. Move-ln con- dences on premises located on Because of the large enroll- on television, and at theaters, government’s curfew included 3 lots of record, $1,400 for ,U1. only $28,900. Lawrence Maidn Lane in toe of p ^ ; ^ t “ d X a d m it- ^ ^ d T m oth u T Z e ^ n\gh;\lu;;;, “an^'ttator: orders for soldiers to sh^t any- tomg^at 7^0 art the Ital- CROCHET 233-5581 for Appointment Nurses’ Aides 1-429-6518. Available March 1. J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129. Those who qualify will receive jet a^^e pay and Call right away. H. M. F. Flano, Realtor, 649-6371. Vernon and more particularly _,7.. r,...,... added in general main,- u.s. nro-nntmtions throughout one on the streets after 7p.m. A m e r ic a n tJUD. Frechette, Realty, 647-9993. bounded and described as fol- ting the Pueblo Intruded into ^,gt„ g, English, sewing SIZ E S 1-2-3 An Equal Opportunity a complete package of benefits. the United States and Canada. Incomplete figures show OAKLAND St. — 5 rooms, sec­ ----- lows: Communist waters twice in toe g „ j g[j painting. Tirtitorti .qtntps Local 991, Town Employes Employer CONTACT Household Goods 51 Marshall Cohen is chairman about 200 civilians have been ond floor, newly decorated, on Songjin area, and also in toe registration desk will be W anted__Real Estate 77 of the event. killed in the Saigon fighting and Union, is meeting at 7 tonight CLEAN. USED refrigerators bus line. 643-2646. Apply now at the Employment Office, 400 Main Resort Property Mayang Do and Wonsan areas. open gj.a-t 0 6:30.3Q p.m. tonight 2,400 admitted to hospitals with I" Tinker HaU. Wage negotia- 5319 PERSONNEL ranges, automatic washers, Street, East Hartford. Open Monday through For Sole 74 TWO family or multiple dwell- EASTERLY by land novit or Our intrusions deep into toe through Wednesday for anyone wounds. The number of civilian U®”® s®ho

/ \ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY fianrljeatpr lEnfttittg iffralii Aveitigie Daily Net Prosa Ron The Weather For Hie Week End«»d Meeting Slated January 6, 1968 Fair tonight and tomorrow. About Town Boy Scouts Set New Goals tilanrbPBtpr lEuettttig iJpralb Low tonight 16 to 26. Tomorrow, By Garden Oub TM l CEDARS OF LEBANON about 40. Dr. llioinM iMalian, dirMtcr 15,534 iMancbiestar Oamden d u b will In ^Breakthrough^ Program Manchester— A City of Village Charm d t FK)!>0Ot Oonoem, w « spcok halve a deononstraltton of flow­ TuaMlHSr«lt 8 pjiL « t a macMar A dramatlo advance In gret- "Scouting can do much to (Oiaaaifted Adverttolng on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS o£ die W«ee«tey Chd> << Oreaber er onanging and a sltver tea (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1968 Mkmdey, iFeb. 12, ert 1 p jn . in ting scouting to more boys Is help,’ ’ he said. "Scouting skills VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 107 HMittanl « t dw O m gnm Oun- and the advancement program W bodnilf HeiU o f Center Con- expected as the residt of a new p«M O n ter c t dM Vnlvmtty a t gnegcUonal Church. 7710 enrenlt bolster confidence. Our merit emphasis in the “ Breakthrough Heitlftrd, 200 BhninObhl Av«., la open to all women Interealed badge program provides op­ W a t HMttDonl Hki to ftc to "A ll BINGO in working with ftowens. for Youth’’ program of the portunities for boys to explore Bvrtudbon v t ttae Two-Year Miss EUen Buckley, MIrs. WU- Charter Oak Council, Boy over a hundred subjects under SuhurtMn Buata« EbcpertmnA" 0RAN€C HAU EVERY TUESDAY Itlam lEete, Mrs. Ear) Herrick, Scouts of America, according the guidance of flne adult citi­ WMti hdn on die pcogxwn are Mns. George M. Johneon and zens from all walks of life.’’ Secret Pueblo Talks ^ Bulletin VOrn. WOCred X . JotaMon, ^Mctal to Earle K. Borman of West Mite MUUoent Jonas' will desn- The Charter Oak Council now aeiMant, State Depardnent of Hartford, the council president. onetrato the otrranglng of fresh, has an all-time high In member­ EMuoaMon and Mire. T . K CEwm- U.S„ RUSSIA TALKS artiflctal, and anlti(iued flowerB. Nearly 409 Cub Scout Packs, ship of 16,662 boys registered in bertaln, eu|)i>atitive teacher, MOSCOW (AP)— Premier MIbbs and line arrangemients Boy Scout Troops, and Explorer scouting and expects to enroll Prorjeot Oonoem. Alexei N. Koaygln, who met- .will be dtaplayed. Posts In Hartford and Tolland 3,600 new scouts before the end Spur Seoul Dismay Monday with the North Vlet- iNb«. Eeibs and Miss Euckley counties are setting new goals of 1968 as a part of the national, nameae ambassador, discuss­ The Grade 6 Cteae of Ntadi are co-ohairfan of the event. that will expand the quality of three-year Breakthrough for ed "a number of subjeots’’ tlethodlat Church wlH meet Hocitesses are Mm. Charles the scout program and ensure Youth program which continues Choicest Meats In Town! SEOUL (AP) — South Korea’s with U.S. Ambassador Llew­ Wednesday at S p.m. at the Crocker Jr. and Mrs. Vernon the reaching of a substantially untU 1969. National Aasembly adopted to­ ellyn E. Thompson today. church, and die Oonfirmeltton Muse. greater number of boys, Bor­ President Borman has ap­ night a sharply worded resolu­ Neither Soviets, Vietnamese ClaBS wiU meet at 8:16. A declaioin will be made dur­ man said. The goals effect TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ; pointed Norman F, Lareon of I nor Americans would say ing the meeting conoemlng the trained leadership, membership, tion expressing "national indig­ Manchester to direct the new whether there was any con­ A one-act play, "Two In a Boston and- New York City program, advancement, service 9 Lean, Imported, Sliced t§ ^ nation’’ at current secret nego­ "Program of Emphasis," and nection between the meetings. Tn^)," will be presented at a flower shows. and activities. tiations between the United meeting of the Emanuel Luther­ Arnold E. Squires of West Hart­ "Breakthrough for Youth : BOILED HAM 1 .1 9 ib : States and North Korea on the an Church Women tomorrow at ford as council chairman of the means that scout leaders are fate ot the USS Pueblo and its 7:46 p.m. In Luther Hall of the "Organization and Extension’’ Skating - Coasting determined to use scoutlng’s committee. crew. church. Women from Concordia, great potential to build a new Zion, and the Latvian Lutheran i CHOPPED HAM The resolution, reflecting generation of American boys,’’ Knudsen Chvirch will be guests at the ^ —^Mlx or Match Them— 2 5 ^ widespread Korean dismay at Borman said. event. the American attitude in the cri­ He pointed out that a recent OVER 3 MILLION ^ (Umit 2 Lbs. Per Family) ^ sis, insisted that the attack by A film Is plani)ed for mem­ study of school dropouts shows PRESCRIPTIONS North Korean commandos as­ New Ford an almost complete lack of signed to assassinate President bers of the Mental Aid Fellow­ Safely Compounded Skating will be allowed from skills and either a total lack of : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • Chung Hee Park Was more im­ ship Social Center tomorrow at A 317 Highland Sfc, Manchester—^Phone 648-4*78 ^ 7:80 p.m. A dinner will be serv­ 6 to 10 tonight at Center Springs confidence or a misguided con­ ARTHUR DRUG portant to South Korea than the ed at the center Thursday at Annex only. No skating at Char­ fidence not backed up with abil­ Pueblo incident. President 6:30 p.m. before the evening's ter Oak, and there is no skiing ity. The legislators asked the gov­ or coasting. DETROIT (AP) — Semon program. Those wishing more ernment to take "punitive information about the program measures—if necessary, alone Knudsen, who retired as a vice or membership may contact the —"against Communist provoca- president of General Motors last Uons, and sug;gested that "mili­ Capitol Region Mental Health week, was named president of Association, 217 Farmington Lapointes Wed 50 Years tary reprisals would be the best Ford Motor Co. today. Ave., Hartford. measures’’ since the record of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. La­ Lapointe of Tolland, Luclen the North Koreans "proves they The announcement was made South Vietnamese soldier gestures for help as he aids a wounded major in Saigon. (AP Photofax) pointe of Grandview St., Tol­ Lapointe of Artesia, Calif., Mrs. by Henry Ford chairman of The Women’s Home League do not stick to diplomatic agree­ n, land, were feted Saturday at a Antoinette Draus of Vernon, the board and chief executive of the Salvation Army will meet Mrs. Theresa G. Blonlarz of ments.’ ’ golden wedding celebration at Many in this country feel the officer of the company. tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Jun­ Rockville, Mrs. Martha M. the Italian American Friend­ Pueblo Incident 18 endangering At the same time, Arjay Mill­ ior Hall of the Citadel. Mrs. ship Club, Rockville. About 100 Bourke of South Windsor, Jo­ Elsa Samuelson is in charge of U.S. relations with its strongest er was elected vice chairman of attended Uie event, which was seph J. Lapointe of Ellington, Ford’s board of directors. Miller Viet Devastation Widens the service meeting. Refresh­ ally in Asia. As one legislator given by the Lapointe’s children. William J. Lapointe of Manches­ put It, "We are disappointed, had been president. ments will be served by Mrs. The couple was married Feb. ter, and Mrs. Jacqueline Culjack and although It is not yet disillu­ Knudsen also was elected to SAIGON (AP) _Attack and civilians streamed from shacks derchlef jet and a North Viet- DMZ told of fierce fighting MaJ. Kenneth tAnce and Mrs. 4, 1918, in Dollard, Saskatche­ of Rockville. sionment, we are frightened.” the board of directors and the counterattack tvldened devasta- and huts in Saigon with what namese MIG21 were shot down along South Vietnam’s northern Elisabeth Wilson. wan, Canada. They came to Mr. Lapointe was employed The fright, he explained, grew executive committee. tlon across South Vietnam today meager belongings they could in aerial duels northwest of Ha- frontier, where senior American Ooimeotlcut fixxn Maine in for many years at the Pratt ant'. out of a feeling that the United Ford said Knudsen would re­ as the (Communists pushed their carry, swelling the number of noi Monday. commanders expect an even The Army-Navy Auxiliary will 1940. They had 10 children, 9 of Whitney Division of United Air­ port directly to him and would biggest offensive of the war into homeless to staggering proper- A U.S. spokesman said two of bigger Communist offensive meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at whom are living. They also craft Oorp., Bast Hartford, States might sacrifice the inter­ serve as chief operating officer. its second week. Red troops bat- tions. Already nearly 200,000 the Russian-designed MIGs than the one in the past week the clubhouse. Refreshments have 31 grandchildren and a until his retirement about 10 ests of South Korea for Ameri­ In Ford’s albsence, the an­ Ued on against superior allied refugees are reported, 58,000 in made a high speed firing pass on that dealt severe blows to prov- will be served by the officers. great-grandchild. years ago. (Herald photo by can global interests and for the nouncement said, Knudsen fire DOwer in Saigon; gave Saigon and its suburbs, and the an Air Force F105 Thimderchief incial capitals and Their children are Phillip J. Pinto) sake of furthering a thaw in would be chief executive officer. eround in Hue total is expected to double or and shot it down. But as the One report, withheld for s m u - Holy Family Mothers Circle U.S.-Soviet relations. ® , ■ X J trinle when aU renorts are in MIGs pulled up, a flight of Air rity reasons, disclosed a 15-day- will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. An atmosphere ot tensjon was The surprise annoimcement Hyatt SuiUIffe, priiMJlpta of U.S. Marines recaptured the Force F4 Phantoms pounced on old operation by U.S. paratroop- at the home ot Mrs. Leslie Linne Lodge, Knights of Py­ heightened by an anti-American came only a few days after Thua Thlen Province headquax- From the northern sector of the MIGs was ers and air cavalrymen in an DUng Junlior High Schooa, wiiH Hoyt, 88 Pitkin St. thias, will meet tomorrow at ters building in Hue, the old South Vietnam came r e p o ^ of ^ ^ g jjjjggjjg 25 to 35 miles south of the 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. speak Tuesday alt 12:15 p.m. ait Lt. EMward R. Murphy (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) a mseting o f the Mancheater imperial capital, and their fresh mortar and ground at- rp^g^g ^^s an explosion, a DMZ to take some of the pres- The WllUng Workers Circle South Vietnamese alUes nar- tacks on government district smoke and the sure off threatened, Quang Tri Civitan O ub ait WIUBiiefs Steak of South Methodist Church will Mystic Review, North Ameri­ rowed Communist holdings in headquarters and army units ^ control and dis- and Thua Thien provinces. U.S. House. He will speak on the meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at can Benefit Association will — ...... x.^ ,™x------.^^,ldg a,i.g around Da ^ - ...... Manchester Historicall Socllcty, Hue’s bomb-blasted walled

MB. GABY MISS NANCY • Fine celten coulil Like many animals, we shed a certain amount of our hair Lee Visits Hillhouse Sehool, • long and short Ungths regularly. The average person loses from 2 to 76 hairs every Nixon Blames LBJ day. ’This natural loss is auto­ Movie Directors Fuming • Walil lixtt 26 to 38 matically replaced by new growth and Is no cause for Rant an ELECTRIC water heater— andtkt (inina is m (f Warns Pupils of Disruption • Wall bonod front and back alarm. Hair which becomes For U.S. Troubles spots, however is a different Battle of the Apostrophe NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mayor classes for the remainder of the Santini’s action was a rever­ noticeably thin or develops bald APPPLBTON, Wls. (AP) — of the room yelled, "Give ’em day were canceled. sal of his decision following a matter. The major cause ot self- Richard C. Lee paid a visit to­ hell.” the producers association to conduct toe Dec. 15 brawl when he said that imposed hair loss and bald The complete assurance of plenty of hot water can mean a great deal to Richard M. Nixon told a cheer­ L ob Angeles Times — day to troubled HlUhouse High Lee spoke over toe pubUc ad­ spots is the restriction of blood “ They’ve done that to them­ Washington Post News Service negotiations. dress system at Hillhouse this no policemen would be position­ A lightweight but firm with an elastic ing breakfast audience today, School—with more than one- circulation to the scalp. This make your every day chores just that mucl) easier. With dependable hot selves,” Nixon said. ” I- don’t HOLLYWOOD —The nation’s moUon A. few days earlier, toe directors guild morning, to repeat for toe pu­ ed inside toe modem building. inner vest for abdominal support. The front lacing adjusts "never in history has the United have to do it for them.” formally notified toe employers’ associa­ third of toe pupils absent—and can result from sleeping with water, you can wash dishes fast . . . can wash clothes clean. And, as for picture and"television producers Sunday pils themselves toe jxjlicy he The HlUhouse Parents’ Com­ your hair wound overly-tlght on States been in more trouble in When he finished, Nixon and launched a counterattack in the g;row- tion that toe GuUd Would negotiate new told pupils that Incidents of law­ had stated before toe city’s mittee, meeting behind closed for a perfect fit — takes Inches off your figure with a curlers. Hair styles such as more places.” his wife, Pat, were invited to contracts only with individual producing relaxing hot baths, there’s nothing quite like the confident, easy feeling of ing battle of the apostrophe which could lessness and disruption “ can­ board of aldermen M on^y doors Monday night, drafted a smooth waist and hip line. pony tails, braids and chignons Nixon pinned toe responsibili­ operate a papermaking ma­ companies, not with toe association as sot of student 'conduct regula­ are equally serious offenders. knowing there will be enough hot water for evgry member of your family lead to a strike by the Directors Guild not be tolerated and wiU not night. ty for this on President John­ chine. Apppleton is in the heart of America when its contract expires the representative of all toe firms. tions for “ approval and action” If you are guilty of one of these son’s administration and he said of the papermaking industry. be tolerated.” Lee told toe students that in to enjoy. April 30. If the directors guild, whose member­ by school officials,” and urged errors, you should correct it the "blue chips have gone down A school spokesman said that any further cases of trouble in­ Nixon replied ” I’ll be glad to try The directors are fuming because The ship includes every major and minor parents *to exert “ continued immediately. the drain.” He referred here to to make some paper here. But 650 of toe school’s 1,750 pupils side or outside toe school If you want to correct your Assn, of Motion Picture and Television motion picture and TV director in toe “ stemming: from incidents in pressure for improvement of the So, inquire about a flameless, electric water heater. All you pay is a low what he said was the unraveling what I want to see in Washing­ were absent today—toe day aft­ situation” on "their elected rep­ present hair style or just Producers signed a contract about two country, cannot even ag;ree on proce­ this school, toe perpetrators of of the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ ton is someone cutting the pap­ er another eruption of violence resentatives.” Downtown Main change it for a different look, monthly rental, along with the lowest rate ever for electric service used. Simply years ago with The Writers GuUd of dures for bargaining, a strike could this violence who are juveniles come to SPELL OP BEAUTY, ganization. Nixon pointed to er.” at the' school. Although toe session came aft­ HOUSE America giving a possessive mark type come before any negotiations take place. will ibe taken out of this school MANCHESTER, Caldor Shop­ telephone your plumbing or heating contractor, or The Hartford Electric Light Latin America, Africa, and Asia Opening his initial drive for For the second time in two er the flareup, it was reported Street, Manchester of credits only to writers. The dlrectom charge toe association and referred to the Juvenile ping Plaza, 649-2806. Our styl­ as potenUal trouble spots for the votes in the state’s April 2 presi­ months, ' the school was the that toe 50 parents, school of­ Company, and gee why we say, Live Electrically . . . and the living is easy. The counterattack in the unique fight illegally, immorally and without cause Court. If these young people are ists will be glad to give you a United States. dential primary monday at scene of outbursts Monday. No ficials and students were called ★ flattering new one. Oleg Cas­ consists of letters from' individual pro­ gave toe writers toe right to use toe over 16 years of age .they will The former vice president be­ Green Bay, Nixon also set his injuries were reported but some together before Monday in re­ sini Wigs - Wiglets - F alls... ducing companies to the Directors Guild apostrophe after their names in adver­ be dealt with not only by the law- Open gan his second day of cam­ sights on capturing the farm furniture and -windows were sponse to signs of trouble. Private Wig Pitting and Color­ saying that the Guild’s contract will be tisement and on toe screen. but they wiU be expelled from paigning in Wisconsin with a vote in the national election smashed and fights developed Mayor Lee referred to the stu­ 6 D ays ing Rooms . . . Open; Mon., terminated April 30 and proposing that The association says there is nothing toe New Haven public school Tues., Wed., Sat. 9-6; Thurs.- broad scale attack on the ad­ next November. negotiations start at once to replace the illegal or wrong about toe contract ne- arpong pupils. dent violence in his annual ad­ ministration. He' spoke Infor­ Wisconsin will be the first ma­ The flareup invol-vlng several system.” . dress Monday night to the board Frl. 9-9. The Hartford Electric Light Com pany pact. g(otiated with toe writers. Thurs. till 9 P.M. HELPFUL HINT: mally, and his remarks were jor test of strategy on farm pol groups of 15 to 25 students oc­ Two policemen were to be sta­ of aldermen. HALE But more important, the letters say tioned inside the high school to­ curred during toe first lunch pe­ taken from a number of differ­ cy,” he said.. the Individual companies have selected (See Pago Two) "This city,” he said, “ will tol- A wom-at-the-comers plastic ent statements he has made riod at about 11:30, Order was day, according to John A. San- t l » € t tablecloth has plenty of good The former vice president' torn msmomo [icctric company previously. \ restored in about one liour but tlni, superintendent of schools. (8ce Pago Fifteen) yardage left in it for some pret­ (See Page Fifteen) liilliiliiiili l»9» ty book covers. At one point a man in the rear