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'^I^AOB TWENTY-POUR THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1968 Awnge DaOj Net Pn m Run fHanrlfpBtfr Euftting l|m lii iTor The Week Endeil The Weather March M, 1968 The sophomore class of ufaoturers Association of Con gina at 9 ajn., will conoist of iianrlfpfitpr lEuptittm Scattered showers tonight. About Town Howell Cheney Technical School Miss Briggs necticut, will make the pre- Confab Set three parts, each wltli two, Low 35 to 40. Tomorrow partly will sponsor a car wash Satur sentatlon. speakens who are experts Hi 15,580 sunny. High in 50s. . Lawrence J. Rodger of 19 day, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gov. John Dempsey will be their field of specialization. Manchester— A City of Village Charm Clyde Rd., a senior at Worces the school. Proceeds will bene Wins $250 in the principal speaker - at the On SchooKng General topics to be isovered meeting tfie easy way fit class activities. awards luncheon. are education of pi^Ochool chil LADIES ter Polytechnic Institute, has VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 152 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 (OlMoifled Adverttring Page been nominated for the 1968 Subject of this year’s themes dren, elementary educatlom, and on *1) PRICE SEVEN CENTS edition of "Who’s Who Among The Senior Youth Fellowships' State Test was "Challenge of Eknployment Of the Deaf education of the multiply han of Second and Center Congre Barriera to 'the Handicapped." Students In American Colleges Miss Margaret P. Briggs, a An all-day conference for par dicapped. and Universities.*’ gational Churches will sponsor The %60Q first prize in the ents and others interested In the One of the speakens for the a Food Sale Saturday from 10 senior at Manchester High contest went to Miss Irene School, has won a |260 second- problems of educating deaf chil morning session will be Dr. The monthly meeting of the a.m., to 2 p.m. at King’s De Struzlnski, a student at St. dren, entitled, "Education of the Geraldine Garrison, consultant partment Store at the Manches prize scholarship in the annual Bernard’s High School, New Fellowcraft Club of Manchester statewide writing contest spon Deaf Today for Tomorrow,” will on Speech and Hearing Serv Lodge of Masons will be held ter Parkade. Proceeds of the London. be held April 6 at the Tobacco ices for the Connecticut State sale will benefit the Ryder Me sored by the Governor’s Oom- Other winners, announced to Valley Inn, Windsor. on Monday at 7:S0 at the Ma mittee on Employment of the Department of Education. She morial Hospital In Puerto Rico. day are: $126 third prize, Miss Dorothy Hastings of 19 Israeli Planes sonic Temple. The usual busi will discuss pre-school pro- William Bracken, son of Mr. Handicapped. Alan M. Busek, Norwalk High ness meeting will be dispensed Mias Briggs is the daughter Moore St. is co-cbdlrman of the g^rams being established under with In order that members and and Mrs. Hugh Bracken of S7 School; $76 fourth prize,, conference, being organized by state auspices. Essex St., received second of Mr. and Mrs. Walker W. Eileen Kitchen, Windsor Locks the Oral Deaf Adults Section their wives may take a tour Briggs of 84 Finley B t and a One such program, oonducted of the Phoenix Insurance honors for the fourth marking High School; and $60 fifth (ODAS) 6f the Alexander Gra at the Gengras Center In West building In Hartford. Refresh period at Milford Academy, prize, Doreen O’Connor, Derby ham Bell Association for the Deaf, of which she Is a mem Hartford, Is sponsored by the ments will be served at the where be Is a senior and a can . IBgh Sidiool. Mianchester Board of Educa Hit Gun Nests didate for the trackteam. Miss Briggs is a member of ber. Temple at the conclusion of the tion. tour. the MHS National Honor So Now employed at Aetna Life Raymond E. Gorman of 74 TEL AVIV (AP) — Is Bonentt reported from Jordan's cd the Jordanian machine-gun Cub Scout Pack 2 of Second ciety chapter and participates Insurance Co., Hartford, Miss capital that authorities said the and artillery attacks that led to Congregational Church will in extra-curricular Activities, Hastings herself is profoundly N. Lakewood Circle will be a raeli jets, Screaming over Miss Elisabeth House of partdcix>ating parent at the Jordan for the second time attack was timed to underscore the jet raid, the Israelis said. Manchester has been elected meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In Including the Round Table Sing deaf. She is a graduate of Clarke morning session. in two weeks, dive-bombed a new U.S.-Jordan arms agree 'The Jordanian army claimed house president of Beebe Hall, Fellowship Hall at the church. ers, the Folksinging Club, Cur School for the Deaf, Northamp ment that will add X6 F104 Star- the Israelis opened fire first rent Affairs Club, the High ton, Mass., and attended the Further Information about artillery nests today while her dormitory at Wellesley Col the conference and advance fighters t o King Hussein’s air with mortars and field guns on lege, Wellesley, Mass., where Mrs. Norman Hohenthal of 145 School World, and Arldlan, the Sprlng;fleld School of Business. big gun and mortar battles force. the village of Um Kais, then lat Florence St. will attend the literary magazine. The ODAS conference has regiatretlon Information can be spread 65 miles along the she Is a Junior. She Is the obtained by contacting Mr. or Army communiques broad er hit Karameh, the site of a daughter of Judge and Mrs. Delta Zeta sorority Connecticut She was recently named a been designed to Inform parents Jordan River from Galilee Mrs. Gorman a t their home. cast by Amman radio made no main Al Fatah guerrilla staging Chares S. House of 150 West- State Day luncheon Saturday af runner-up in a national contest and those Interested in deafness call: center. of the programs now available to ancient Jericho on the mention of hand-to-hand fight land Dr. ternoon at the Mermaid Tavern, sponsored by the National Coun Dead Sea, an army spokes ing such as that eight days ago A dispatch from Massada in Stratford. cil of Teachers of English. and those being developed for Israeli territory about 50 miles the education of multiply han man said. when Israeli troops, 16,000 Miss Margaret Abraitis, Her father la a member of nmndiESTER cab strong by Arab estimate. Invad from Tel Aviv, said the Jorda dicapped deaf children. Jordan claimed it shot down daughter of Mr. a:id Mrs. Cus- Kenneth M. Spector, son of the MHS Social Studies faculty, he SALE IS NOW ed Jordan to wipe out terrorist nians had hit a farm there with ton Abraitis of 68 Doane St., and her mother, Mrs. Virginia ODAS, whose members must four French-made Israeli figh about 50 artillery rounds and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spector communicate through lip read 6 4 3 - 2 1 2 1 staging bases. reeently was Inducted Into Phi of 310 Cooper Hill St., is a Briggs, is a member of the IN PROGRESS ter-bombers and destroyed (ire from 120mm and 81mm Manchester Interfaith Social ing, exists to provide encourage tanks, armored cars and artil There was no immediate re Theta Kappa, national junior member of the cast of "The port of casualties from either mortars . college honor society, at the Action Committee (MISAC) ment and g;uldance to parents lery emplacement in four hours Odd Couple,” to be produced and their deaf children. ARTHUR GRUG side. Newspapers throughout the New York State University Col April 3 and 4 in the auditorium and the Human Relations Com of fighting. Three of the planes Arab world had claimed for two The conference, which be- A guerrilla mine blast that lege at Cobleskill. of Nichols College of Business mission. Read Herald Advertisements crashed into Israeli territory, days that another Israeli attack Admlnlstraton. He is a junior the Jordanian dispatch said. killed four Israelis and wounded an American volunteer preced- was in preparation. Amman re at the school, and Is majoring Mies Margaret P. Briggs AP correspondent Stanley ported heavy troop movements In marketing. student in the English classes on Israel’s side of the Jordan RUBBER STAMPS of Gilbert B. Hunt, English River truce line 'Thursday. Manchester The Grade 9 confirmation Department chairman. Newsmen In the tense Belsan Blueprint and Supply, Inc. class of Center Congregational Miss Briggs and the four USE YOUR CONN. RANK OR H&H CHARGE Valley said the French-made Is raeli jets penetrated several 660 Hartford Rd. Church will sponsor a dance to other contest wlimers will re Manchester, Conn.—649-8693 morrow from 7:30 to 11 p.m. at ceive their scholarship awards Guardsmen, Police mile slnto Jordan to strike at Rockville Exchange Ent. 149S the church. A local dance band at a noon luncheon at the Hart gun emplacements dug into the will play. The event Is open to ford Hilton April 16. John slopes of the Gllad Mountains, all those in grades 7 through Coolidge, treasurer of the Man- EXCITING EASTER SALE! and raked riverfront machine- 10. There will be a nominal ad gun nests In a four-mile sweep. mission charge. Protect Memphis Reporting on the attacks, the LOFT'S KITCHEN Jordanian army said: "The ene MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — firefighters had most of the my Is keeping up continuous air FRESH CANDY Three Big Days— Sfarfs Thursday! Troop-protected flretrucks and blazes out in short order. activity over the northern area A more serious threat was a CHARGE YOUR stringent police patrols kept of the Nurdan Valley and Is A sniping Incident when five shots shelling our frontier positions. WELDON DRUG CO. VISIT OUR NEW, ENURGED guard on Memphis today, but were fired at police officers sta Our troops are fighting back.” NEW C A R PRESCRIPTION ’AT M IN STRUT fires flickered sporadically in tioned at the Intersection of 'The Israelis, sensitive about HERE 7-14 DERARTMENT FOR the wreckage left by a riot Beale Street and Hernando Ave the vulnerability of their low- which claimed one life. nue, the day’s main trouble lying (arm communities in the SPECTAOUUR VALUES! spot. fertile valley, said they went to i i i n i i i At left, two agents look at bracket (see arrow) from which the robber entered for latent fingerprints. (Herald Photos by Bucoi- The violence began on historic Woleenra H«r* Beale Street 'Thursday morning Policemen put on bulletproof their air power after Jordanian gunman ripped an alarm-triggered camera, before making his vicius and Moquin). vests, and National Guardsmen big guns hit settlements at GIRLS' escape. At right, an FBI agent dusts the ledge of the window the when a march by 6,000 Negroes Gesher, Beit Yosef and Yarde- led by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther with snlperscopes moved into /or fhaf AT THE BIG HOSIERY EVENT THAT King Jr. in support of striking the areas. Police elected not to na. press the search for the sniper, Frederick Rosenfeld, 26, of PINE PHARMACY garbage collectors turned into a SPECIAL riot and continued through the (See Page Two) (See Page ’Twelve) 664 Center St 646-9814 I OCCURS JUST TWICE A YEAR! I COATS Ck>py of Herald to Be 10c day and night despite a tightly Sizes 7-14. Gunman Foiled in Robbery, enforced curfew. OCCASION! Resrular 17.98 In order to meet the increased costs of production, The curfew was lifted at 6 i HOSIERY BV and in order to continue a high quality newspaper a.m., and traffic began moving iust in 15.90 for the Greater Manchester area, The Manchester normally again. Guardsmen, Record Purchase FRESH CIDER time for Evening Herald is increasing its single copy price to Waited in Town Bank troopers and police continued to 10 cents per copy and 60 cents per week home deliv be very much in evidence, as MADE WEEKLY Easter'^. . |j Sizes 3-6x. An unidentified gunman stated that the bandit entered police said was armed with a residents stepped gingerly from ered, effective Monday, April 1. the building sometime during UNTIL MAY stock up •i Regular 19.98 was thwarted in his at revolver, ripped two cameras their homes and began heading Three Firms to Buy Your newsboy will share a part of this price in tempt to make an early the hours of darkness, through from their wall mountings and for work. now and 15.99 crease, and thus will receive a well-deserved raise in a west window by first lifting tampered with their mechan Officials said the curfew. In morning withdrawal of ART FISH ’S W i Spring . the profit from his route. funds at the W. Middle an aJuminum screen and smash isms. 'The cameras were found effect not only In Memphis but ing a small hole In the win inside the building. A bank of- in suburban areas as well, will Double or single-breast^ styles in the The publi^ers of The Manchester Evening Herald Tpke. Branch of the Hart 144 Lockheed Jets — LEASING — CIDER MILL dow pane, just over 'the latch. fiacai said the cameras, would be reimposed tonight "If neces fashion spotlight. Plaids, solids and pledge a continued effort to provide their readers and ford National Bank and The window was not equipped are located above each entrance sary.” NEW YORK (AP)—Eastern the so-called airbus announced Low dally, weekly or montli- Comer Lake St. ft advertisers the most modern, up-to-date" readable ^ rates oo new Mercurys or patterns that lead the way through Trust Co. today. with an alarm system. Another possible confrontation Air Lines, Trans World Air this year. American Airlines in Comets! 1-2-8 year leasing Cider MiU Rd. spring. Choose now, while the selection newspaper in their power to produce. Instead the bandit was forced Once inside, the robber, who (Sec Page Four) between marchers and police lines and Alrholdings, Ltd., of February ordered 26 McDon plaa available for all makes BOLTON—649-4695 is complete! The recent change to offset printing and the addi to settle for $40 in cash and a was expected today with Negro Britain announced agreements nell Douglas DClOs costing $400 and an models! tion of a new wire service, and the inclusion of full 1®08 Plymouth sedan belonging leaders saying they would stage today to buy 144 trijets from million and took options on 25 oftlor features with increasing frequency ar.e all parts to bank assistant vice preei- another march—this one limited the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. at more. RESERVE A CAR demt Raymond N. Lyons, of 192 a cost of $2,16 billion. Last week Boeing Aircraft of the constantly improving Manchester Evening to sidewalks like those held al Co., supplier of a majority of NOW.. C A L L Herald. Penney Dr., Dast Hartford. He most daily since the city’s sani 'The Lockheed LlOll airliner aibandoned the car a short dis will be powered by Rolls-Royce the world’s commercial jet Breshnev Blasts tation workers struck Feb. 12. liners, announced Us entry Into EASTER SUNDAY BEST tance away. Only police, ^tate trooper and jets. 643-5135 'The order is the largest com the airbus field wdth its 747-300. Lyons told police that he and National Guard vehicles moved Eastern said its agreement a female bank employe, whose on the major streets during the mercial aircraft purchase In Red Intellectuals history and It is Lockheed’s first called for 25 aircraft for deliv name has not been released, en night, but the alleys and back ery starting in late 1971 and a MORIAIITY countered the bandit when they streets were alive with youths commercial airline entry since GIRLS’ DRESSES MOSCOW (AP) —The leader Since the arrest of writers An 1962. second group of 25 for delivery FIRST an'rlved for work at 8:18 a.m. drei D. Sinyavsky and Yuli M. darting forth to set fires and in 1973 through 1975. The total Hanoi Claims and opened a side door. The of the Soviet Communist party stone flretrucks. Lockheed said as a result of Daniel 2Vi years ago and their package amounts to approxi BROTHERS Sizes 3-6x. O Sizes 7-14. C O O robber was Inside waiting, pre denounced dissident Soviet intel At midnight, a fire depart the order it is launching a pro "Oonnectiont's Oldest Reg. 3.98 conviction for anti-Soviet activi mately $860 million. for your T J . O D 3 . Z Z sumably to have someone open lectuals today and warned that ties, increasing the numbers of ment spokesman said 148 fire duction program to deliver the Eastern said by the mid-1970s Unooln-Meronry Dealer*’ the vault for him. "renegades cannot expect im alarms had bean turned in in first of the 250 to 276-passenger SOI OEN*rER STREET easier cords 4 Soviet intellectuals have been It anticipates the new type air Spirited, young dresses done in frilly or tailored styles It Downed F ill AiMer discovering that the punity." calling on the regime to fulfill the downtown area. airbus In the (all of 1971. craft to be in service at such cit and candy T vault was equipped with a time Leonid I. Brezhnev, party The worst fire was in a south As part of the agreement, (Except nmrs.) li in a fantasy of prints and solids. Smart spring colors. the promises of free speech, fair ies as Atlanta, Charlotte, Hous OPEN EVENINGS SAIGON (A P )— North had been "shattered down” lock which could be opened by general secretary, said "the So trials, public assembly and oth Memphis Negro neighborhood Lockheed said it has arranged ton, New Orleans, New York Vietnam claimed today 'Thursday over Ha ’Tlnh Prov no one until the predetermined viet public harshly denounces er rights in the Soviet constitu where a large feed mill was lev through Alrholdings (or pur and Washlng;ton. that its armed forces had ince about 100 miles northwest hour, the robber took Lyon’s the abominable deeds of these tion. eled. Fire Chief E. A. Hamilton chase of 50 of the $10-mllllon TWA said it has agreed to or shot down an FI 11 A, the of the demilitarized zone near money and car keys and fled. double-dealers” who seek Wes Protests from youths and declined to link the blaze defi lOll’s in Britain (or resale out der 22 of the 600-mile-an-hour JUNIOR GIRLS' GIRLS' SPRING' the Laos border. Federal Bureau of Investiga tern support. from prize-winning scientists nitely with the other fires, but side the United States. Alrhold- aircraft for delivery In 1972 and GIRLS' EASTER controversial new U.S. air The broadcast made no men Brezhnev’s speech to a Mos vandalism had been reported in plane which tasted combat tion agents and bank officials and writers have contended that Ings Is a British concern active 22 more for delivery in 1973 and tion of the fate of the two-man declined to let anyone Inter cow City party meeting was the the Soviet secret police violate the area. in many facets of air transpor for the first time this crew. 1974 at a cost of about $760 mil OFF HANDBAGS GLOVES view the Involved bank per strongest public answer given these rights. National Guardsmen, riding tation and is owned by shipping lion. HATS week. U. S. authorities had There was no immediate com- sonnel. so far to Intellectual challenges on the flretrucks, prevented se and financial interests. reported earlier one of the nvefiton the Hanoi report by the ILaw enforcement officers to the Communist regime. (See Page Four) rious Interference, however, and This Is, the second order for {tSeo Page Ten) $6 million planes was over U.S. Qimmand In Sedgon or by due after a mission. the U.S. 7th Air Force. Re«. $2 Reg. $2 Reg to $1 The North Vietnamese claim, One senior U.S. military offi heard In a Hanoi broadcast cial did not rule out the possibil FEATURING monitored In Tokyo, said the su ity when asked before the Hanoi Political Scene personic swlng-wlng aircraft announcement whether the iiimiiiHiliiii-i SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiNHiiiHifiiiiifiiiiiilHHiiiiiiiiHii iHiiieiiiiliiiiiiiilNiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiii OUR O W N plane might have been shot down. ' Special Purchase "Wo have no evidence of that McCarthy, Kennedy FAMOUS BRAND at all," he said. "It’s a new air LADIES' SHORTIE LENGTH craft. We have no way of know Panama ing yet." n LEATHER GLOVES Six of the F ills, capable of On Collision Course 'Hosiery speeds' of more than twice the Normality speed of sound with bomb loads By ASSOCIATED PRESS "I don’t know what I’m going greater than any other U.S. Sens. "Eugene J. McCarthy to do, but I can say this. I don’t by Maurice" and Robert F .Kennedy, so far Regularly $3 plane except the B52 Stratofor- expect Lyndon Johnson to be tress, arrived at Ta Khli air traveling separate anti-Johnson the nominee. It’s going to be ei Returning base In ’Thailand March 17 and routes In a semblance of cooper ther McCarthy or Kennedy.” Alt "Maurice” Nylons 20% Off a flight of them, presumably ation, have at last chosen McCarthy is In the thick of fi'or the final touch that adds so much to your PANAMA (AP) — Normality four, made their first combat courses sure to bring a coUlslon. campaigning for 'Tuesday’s Wis-, For This Sale missions Monday. 'The crossroads wdU be Indian consln primary. Kennedy Is not spring wardrobe—^leather gloves in shorty returned to this politically tom a’s May 27 Democratic presi in this one but Is urg;ing Wiscon len^hs. White, brown, black, beige. Sizes capital this morning following ’Their mission 'Thursday, dential primary . sin Democrats to vote for Mc aimed at truck parks and stor Carthy and against Johnson. Spring Fashion Specials Micro or Plain Seamless reg. 88c 70c 61/2 to 8. wild rioting ’Thursday night that age areas 24 to 29 miles north It will be the first head-to- left two dead and at least 16 west of Dong Hoi in the North head encounter between the two In a speech in Superior, Wls., persons Injured. Vietnam’s southern panhandle, anUwar Democrats who want to McCarthy said It’s "really too CHECKED GINGHAM 2 yus Seamless Stretch reg. 88c 70c SEATON OR GENUINE CALF deny President Johnson renoml- kind” to criUclze the South Viet 100% Cotton 86’’ Wide—Reg. 69c Stores that shuttered down was the fourth since they ar quickly at the first signs of trou rived in the combat zone. nation. namese government as dictato Contrece Seamless reg. 88c 70c ble reopened and traffic The U.S. spokesman said he Kennedy showed up In person rial and corrupt. There Is no vi NUBBY CAN Reg. $1.00 yd. 69c HANDBAGS throughout the city seemed nor had no reports of any enemy ac Thursday to turn'in 5,500 signa able government In the wartom 50% Fortrel, 60% Cotton mal. The opposition has been tion against the F ills in the tures to election officials in Indi- nation, he said. Cotton Sole Seamless reg. 88c 70c 3 Day trying to get a general strike raids near Dong Hoi Thursday anapoUs and thus put himself on Kennedy, whose voice threa started against the government. night. He said no MIG intercep the May 7 ballot. McCarthy sup tens to g;ive out from the punish Choose from a complete line of color-coordinated tapes, Special! porters had (lied earlier in the ment he’s been giving It, threads, trims, zippers and buttons to match your purchase! Agilon Seamless Stretch reg. $1 80c A National guardsman shot tors engaged them and they did Reg. to $13 and killed a looter ai)d the sec not draw surface-to-air missiles day, as hod backers of Gov. planned to continue hitting the 7.88 campus circuit today with ral What's new for tomorrow /« af S I N C E R today! * ond victim \ •1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1908 Rosenfeld cited France as a Ellington p.m. until 5 a.m. Police allowed HOMINATID nominatis Vernon nation with one of the highest only persons going to and from Brass Works Sheinwold on Bridge iCTMtl rates of alcoholism and Itsdy as Guardsmen, Police work to be on the streets, under having one of the lowest, in Twirl n’ Twisters threat of arrest. PUT NOT YOUR FAITH IN spite of the fact that in both STRIPES ARE IN Gov. Buford Ellington ordered KINGS OR QUEENS NORTH countries the child begins drink Planning Dance Well Played ♦ KQ8 ■ Psychiatrist Views Housewife Alcoholics i.n 4,000-riot-trained National By ALFRED'sh e in w o l d ing at mealtime with the fam Guardsmen and put another ^ K Q By JUNE LINTON symptom of a person with a Hic one concept to remem herself, she hates her burdens ily at a very young age. Drink The Twirl n’ Twisters Square Protect Memphis ‘“rhat was a well-played 0 A6532 FOR SPRING 8,000 on alert. By Students hand,’ 'Dr. Watson remarked at 'The Alcoholic Housewife In difficulty. In psychological pain, ber, he cautioned, is that alco and she hates her kids, because ing is something you do when Dance Club will hold a special 41 10 7 4 auburbla" waa the provocative who reaches a stage where she hol is never assimilated. seeing them reminds her of you eat. fifth Saturday dance tomorrow Payne, was shot to death, more The march broke apart less By JOHN GRUBER the Baker Street Bridge Club (Oontlniied from Pmge Onb) than half an hour after it start some years ago. "It depends WEST EAST subject of a talk delivered laat can’t do anything about it." Dr. The Cocktail Party what she’s doing to them. at 8 p.m. at the Center School. than 150 arrests were made, and Gunther Schuller, avant Rosenfeld is in private practice The difference, said Dr. Ros Tickets will be available at the ed as Negro youths throwing on the point of view,’’ Sherlock # J543 4 A 10 9 night by Dr. Jean E. Boaenfeld Drinking in the suburbs Is best 'The male,” he explained, enfeld, Is that as the Italian AND YOU WILL BE TOO and no further shots were re at least 60 persons were Injured garde American composer, was to members and guests of the in Ellington. He la a psychiat "simply returns to the last junc door for toe dance which will ported. clubs and rocks smashed win Holmes demurred. “Declarer < 0 8 6 <0 10 7 54 exemplified, according to Dr. child grows up he learns that 4 ^ —Including five shot and one dows in downtown stores and tendered a vociferous, standing 0 174 . 0 10 Rockville Hospital Auxiliary In ric consultant to Hartford Fam Rosenfeld, by the cocktail party. tion he has with peace, first feature two callers. Bob Brund- WHEN YOU STITCH UP ONE Thursday's march began as a ovation last night at the close put too much faith in kings and the Sykes School Library. ily Services and medical direc drinking too much Is looked age and Don Atkinson. stabbed. began grabbing out the mer- queens.” A KQJ3 * A9862 “The cocktail party is the height milk, then liquor.” But the wom down on. In France the drink peaceful demonstration, and Police said Payne was shot of a concert devoted entirely to While Rockville may not bo tor of the Alcoholic and Drug an fights endlessly not to be the Club members have been both its leaders smd police au chaindlse on display. Police said Opening lead Kings of Clubs. SOUTH of having arrived.” The affluent ing is not only with but between OF OUR MANY LUSCIOUS and killed sometime after the his works, performed at Mil a subtu-bia, a term Dr. Rosen- Dependence Division of the Con drinker not only enjoys what he drunk, he said, and she nips working on a float to be dis thorities said the violence was five persons were shot when West led the king of clubs, 6 762 necticut State Department of meals, and before bedtime. It played In the East Wlnd.sor Bl- march was broken up. Hollo caught looting. lard Auditorium on the UofH and South ruffed the second ^ AJ932 feld reserved for West Hart Is drinking, but what he Is say continuously to be able to face is just good to drink, and, add FABRICS IN A PATTERN OF the work of a splinter group of man said he was told Payne campus. The occasion was part ford at least, "where even to Mental Health. the dally burden of living. centenlal Parade and the profits Negro youths. King, assisted by his aides, round. South took dummy’s high 0 KQ98 ing. It la, said the doctor, “the ed Dr. Rosenfeld, "the Parisians was shot after charging an offi of the 20th annual Institute of play bridge means to drink, He described the effect of al oddest pleasure institution any Dr. Rosenfeld pointed out are happy the water is no good.” from this dance will be used to y o u r o w n CHOICE . . . Frank Holloman, Memphis pushed his way through the trumps, got to his htmd with ♦ 5 to wralk Into a house means a defray the cost of the float. cer with a butcher knife when Contemporary American Music. the king of diamonds, and found cohol os lllusrory. “We feel that where,” adding that, “I stress that It is not the crime that police director, said the trouble the youth was caught looting. milling, shouting mob and was North East South Wes*, drink”. Rockville does have Its The peittemlng of the per Immediately after the dance driven away in a car as soon as Generally Identified with the that he had to draw two more we feel better.” When it gradu the cocktail party because of drive the alcoholic to the bottle, started when 200 youths separ The stabbing victim was an jazz idiom in serious music 1 0 Pass 1 <7 Pass alcoholic housewives, a rather ally becomes the only answer to son tiepeiKfa on toe oonununity, a barbecue after-pary will be the violence erupted. In a news rounds of trumps. 1 NT Pass . 2 0 Pass what it’s pro^clng.” "It’s the dally something that ated from the main group and unidentified city bus driver, known as "third stream" style high rate of them, he said. the way a person feels It Is be What it’s producing are alco keeps coming up from inside SEUid Dr. Rosenfeld, and in our held at the American Legion went on a window breaking and trouble on youngsters on the South next took the queen of 2 6 Pass 3 ^ Pass Dr. Rosenfeld cited the def socdeity so much importance is Hall in Rockville. NEXT TO leading the Memphis transit au of composition, only a small diamonds and learned that the 7 ing used as a drug, and the holics, and women alcoholics and causes pain.” looting binge. Police retaliated thority to halt all bus service. conference later he blamed the 4 9 All Pass inition of alcoholism used by tolerance for alcohol rises. attached to drinking toait one sidelines and not a part of the section of one selection could suit broke 3-1. After he had led PIZZA KING play a rather unique role In the The father in the family will CALDOR with cl\)bs and riot gas. be so considered cm last night’s the World Health Organization, He described the effects of society that is producing them try to Immunize the children of toe great dreads of toe al- Acting under a state law march itself. the eight of diamonds to dum ooliollic patient while she is in RANGE /A In the struggle that followed rushed through the legislature program which included the a definition he termed "not of alcohol on that part of the brain, so rapidly. The woman being against the alcoholic mother Later, King canceled a series my’s ace his own nine of dia leads to the king of diamonds 423 MAIN ST., MANCHGSm much use, but understanding.” toe hosi^bal is “What do I do EXIT 93. and continued through the night, during the day. Mayor Henry composer’s "Music for Brass to draw the rest of the trumps. the cortex, which is most sen the special bearer of children, and in so doing seduces the chil H o ijU K of meetings in Washington to monds blocked the suit so that . Below-Friendly’s "■An alcoholic person," the sitive In the human, the center when the host Insist I have a a le-yaar-old Negro, Larry Loeb imposed a curfew from 7 Quintet,” "Symphony for Brass he coukt take only four diamond Declarer discards two spades she, more than the man ad dren away from her. "The hor WILBUR day and said he would stay to and Percussion,” "Dramatic definition goes, "is one who of judgment, speech and con heres to the norms of society, ror of an empty world sober or drink?" F U E L O IL tricks. from dummy on the tmiwp*.' " uses alcohol to excess periodi deal with the situation here. Overture," and "Seven Studies Declarer then cashes the trol. It is the part of the brain said Dr. Rosenfeld, and has less drunk makes these women more John Kirkwood, 68, a Negro When South finally led a cally or regularly to the extent that looks ahead and remembers MILLS,7 C R O S S on Themes of Paul Klee.” spade. East took the ace of queen of diamonds €Uid leads freedom than men. She is not difficult to treat. It is an illness GASOLINE left with only one leg by an in Both the works for brass In i t It Interferes with his function back, that deals with morals. the partaker of wild living. If and they have no control over dustrial accident, watched as spades and two club tricks his last diamond to dummy's WIT T HIS COUPON " or health or interpersonal rela FO R RENT PARKWAY strument were written to dis ace. Dummy runs the last two “When the person Is no long she gets this illness, alcohol It.” Beale Street, the home of the (since South was out of trumps). tions in dealing with people er controlled by this peu’t of the Effects of Environment 8 and 16 min. Movie Pro- play the technical superiority of Down one. diamonds, thanks to South’s un- 30c DISCOUNT ON ism, she must hide It. She Is BANTLY OIL blues, tunned into a battlefield. American brass players over and family life and can’t do brain, he Is no longer restricted pressed by others to hide It, the The environment and the fam Jeotora—sound or silent, also The defense was clearly ex iblook, and the game and rub 38 inm. slide projectors. :OM i ANY INC The statue of W. C. Handy, the traditional techniques inher anything about It beyond strug by It,” said Dr. Itosenfeld. This psychiatrist said. ily situation in which the child OPEN EVERY DAY 10 A.M. — 9 P.M. MITES cellent, but Holmes had his res ber sure assimed. LARGE PIZZA! gling with it.” center of judgment, this ’’frail ' M MAIN STRf n trumpet in hand, stood in the ited from Europe, according to Dally Question The woman alcoholic is not is reared has the most' to do WELDON DRUG CO. ervations about declarer’s play. (Any Combination) As a psychiatrist Dr. Rosen 767 Mafai SL—Tel. 643-5321 city park bearing his name gaz the composer. ’They were most Partner opens with one heart, possession" Is easy to put to like the male alcoholic, accord with his tendency to become or ing over mountains of mutilated What did the great detective One Coupon Per Plsxa • Frl., Sat., Sun., March 29, 80, 31 feld observed, "It is merely a sleep, he said. ing to the doctor. "She hates not to become an alcoholic. Dr. Rrck.iiii- h ; s i / n successful in their avowed pur have in mind? and tile next player passes. Yon Enjoy Here, or To Go! signs bearing such messages as pose, but were distinctly differ hold: Spades, A-10-6; Hearts, 10- 2 Disregards Spades "I am a man," "Dignity lor all ent when judged for lasting val 7-6-4; Diamonds, 10; Clubs, A- i r . PHONE AHEAD 646-0195 ★ men” and "No shopping today.” ■South should not rely on get ues. Mr. Schuller is a French ting a trick with the king or 9-8-e-2. The riot had taken its toll. horn player, 'incidentally, which queen of spades. He should plan What do jroa oay? MORE EXCITING BUYS Shattered glass from the win accounts for his Interest in mu to take five tricks In each red Answer; Bid two clubs. The dows of pawn shops,’ clothing sic for brass, a distinctly limited suit. hand is not quite good enough stores and even a book shop, lit field. For this purpose. South must for a jump to .three hearts but 5 tli DURING OUR BIG tered two full blocks of the ’The “Music For Brass Quin unblock the diamonds. When the is far too good for a raise to WEEK street. Store windows were tet," written in 1961 was dn second club is led South should two hearts. Bid your own suit blocked in with boards where three sections. ’To call these not ruff; instead, he should dis first and raise hearts later to •7832 FREE PAPKIWO W BCHIT . READ O FYU tATfR EASTER SAVINGS SALE! the glass used to be. “movements” would imply a card a low diamond. show your In-between hand. 9 Mutilated mannequins were more formal structure than South ruffs the third club, Copyright 1968, “Bonnie A Clyde” 6:46-9:00 — Sat. A Sun. 2:06-4:26-6:46-9:00 strewm on the sidewalks. An up they possess. In fact, the work takes dummy’s trumps, and General Features Corp. “East Is Ejist” 6:26-8:35 — Sat. A Sun. 1:46-4:00-6:20-8:36 ended trunk sat outside a looted was quite amorphous, a sprawl l A ACADEMY AWARD store. Negro citizens stood in ing assemblage of frequently vlduai parts. Again Mr. Bryemt most effective technical devices IU NOMINATIONS BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home small groups and talked in whis acted Eui plsinist for the pro Incl. “BEST PICTURE” Let’s Go Fishing! Owner for 86 TEARS. For a complete FREE IN- pered tones about the police and In which eCfectlvenesB was pur Town Pupils duction. National Guardsmen who stood sued as an end in itself rather Throughout the program there SPEJCnON of your home by a Termite Control by to prevent looting. The offi than a means to something Laminated Wood Trout Net Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, Hear Concert was a certain lack of dynsunlc IVANREM Double cotton mesh net, light weight but strong cers stared back. greater. inflection which resulted in 1.88 phone our nearest local office: Those were the final vest'ges By contrast, the Brass Sym performances which were not EEATXV of an hour of destruction on phony was mudh more effective By Boychoir altogether exciting, but the Zebco 202 Spin Reel Beale Street, where a multimil- and imrpoeeful. It had form quality of the singing was a fine which kept it from wandering By JOHN GRUBER Anti-reverse, adjustable drag complete with 75 yds. 10 llon-dollar revitalization play al example of tonal production lb. line. 649-9240 ready is on the drawing boards. aimlesefly afield, and was dia- Overflow audiences greeted which young people would do 2.88 "I was standing right up there tinctly beautiful as well as the Columbus Boychoir today well to emulate. when it started," sedd Kirk well as highly ingenious. The JBCNMIE. Waterproof Parka Rainsuit on Its third Manchester ap wNMbiMomiuMiaEinHnn Mcatrowiiium o>icMk,MTiwKa wood, pointing to a store with Hartt Symphonic Wind En pearance as local students Rubberized Canvas, drawstring fitted hood, adjustable BLISS TERIOTE CONTROL CORP. semble gave it a rousing per TECHNICOLOR* PROM WARNER BROS.-SEVBN ARTS I f f half its windows knocked out. “I poured Into Bailey Auditorium “TAMING OF THE SHREW” 6:46-9:06 trousers. Sizes S-M-L-XL DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1887 knew I couldn’t go anywhere formance which evoked the where the group presented a Public Record 3.38 composer's unstinting praise. Warrantee Deeds SAT. 1:46-4:10-6:30-8:56 The Oldest and Largest in Conn. with this crutch. I just gave up. varied pr 'In P A O B S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 MANCHBSTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 P A G E S E V E N on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Hebron Coluitibia^ B o lto n South Windsor Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hiomas F. Comment Session Stack, pastor of St. Agnes The Board of Directors will TV-Radio Tonight TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING Church, Nlantlc, Conn., will BITUMINOUS President Gets Backing; conduct another of its semi Canoeists Place your orders now for dormant sprayinu: on Elementary School to Hold Little League speak on "Challenges to Faith monthly comment sessions in the Christian Unity.’ your plantings to control scale and over wintering: on 'Thesday, from 9 to 11 insects. Sunday Service McCarthy Wires Supporters a.m., in the Municipal Build Get Awards Television 4^Hour Learning Workshop Seeking Help The Rev. W. Lloyd Williams ing Hearing Room. DRIVEWAYS Aaron Reid, Democratic ’Town 6:00 (S-10) Perry Ifsim quencea (C) It is also s good thne to prune and trim jronr teeen. For will speak on ”11118 is the Good In the Sunday School Room. Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts ’The public hearings are for Columbia Canoe Club mem ( S-iaat) Hike DoucUs (30) Newsreel complete tree servloe, call The Bolton schools will hold bor listed under Oostanco) South Windsor Little League is News” at a regular church Committee chairman, has an Members of the Hebron and (16) Woody Woodbury (40) News (C) * Now Booking for Seasonal Work all town residents who wish bers met recently to receive four-hour sessions next Tuesday Alanajlose. In trouble unless . . . This was service on Sunday at the First nounced that the committee met GUead CongregaUonal Church ( » ) F rith tor Today (303330) Tarian (C) OoogreKatloiial Notes the opinion of the League's to comment or complain on some well-deserved awards. (M) lUsterogem Nelshbor- (40) Wlaard (O to provide an In-service work- OongregatUnal Church. this week and voted unanimous es have been invited to Join in any subject within the hood (18) L>es Crane CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. ^ . . . The Lenten discussion Sunday Board of Directors after the re The Pilgrim Fellowship of Early Bird Special the singing of old and new Club members are sporting (SO) Oofnbat ( 6) Front Row Movie shop at the elementary school 7 to 9 p.m. at Bolton Con- ly in support of President Lyn board’s JurisdlcUon. (40) HoHale's Navy ( 343) Harlem GJobotrotters 643-7695 sults of last Saturday’s regis the First Congregational new red and white nylon Jack 6:30 (4D) News (C) don B. Johnson. He also reports hymns. Refreshments vrtll be Conn. State Licensed and Insured and a series of curriculum work- gregatlonal Church will be led tration were compiled. Church will meet on Sunday at 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 5Hi served. (18) Afternoon Report (34) Woild Prese Review that all party-endorsed dele ets denoting the fact that they (saaoii’Ibeater (10) Movie shops at the high school. by Mrs. Roy Maus and the Rev. "At least two more minor 8 p.m. in the Wolcott Building. Coventry; Mary Collins, 28 Mun- (M) What’a New? 8:30 ( 3-13) Corner Pyte (C) ' All work Personally Supervised. Wo are 100% insured. gates to the State Convention The Men’s Fellowship of Gil are National Canoeing Cham The workshop at the ele- Stanton Conover and wUl be league teams and four In the GOP Panel Meets ro St.; Gerald Appleby, 149 Oak 6:00 ( 3-64jO(L2) News, Stxnte, (300300) Star Trek would go unlnstructed as in pre ead CongregaUonal Church will Weather (C) (13) SubeCTlptlon TV pee-wee’s will be needed,” said There will be a meeting of land St.; Mary li^tych, 63 Hany pions of 1667. (40) Operation Entertainment mentary school will be based on 2 ".'"^ ® Contem^raiv Crisis in DeMAK) BROTHERS vious ydars should they win the hold a Moravian Communion (S3) H ichiH ^ League President Dick dueler. Lane, Rockville; Barbara Koeh ’There were 27 team mem (18) MervOrKfln (34) Book Beat the theme of ‘'Identification of Religious Education. the South Windsor Republican CALL 64S-7001 primary on April 9. Breakfast Sunday at 7:16 a.m. <») orts 9:00 ( 313) Movie (O "If more fathers do not turn ler, 67 Foley St.; John Smith, bers who placed first, second Learning DlsabUlties’’ and will an Eas- Town Committee tonight at the It has been the policy of the with the Men’s Fellowship of (04) OuUar (R) (34) NET Playhouse FLETCHER GLAS^ GO. OF MANCHUSTiat out to manage these additional high school cafeteria at 8:15. East Hartford; Robert Murphy, and third in the races which (40) News: (%rabei 9:30 (10033030) Hall of FOme (C) be under the auspices of Pro- ® local committee to let the dele Hebron Church as its guests. (30) HcHale’s Navy ( 840) Guns of WUl SonneU teams and umpire these games 2 Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; Rob gave the local club enough Ject ASK personnel and the o" K&ater. There will gate use his own descretlon as 6:16 (30) Bold Venture (C) we may not be able to main ert Ray, 89 Birch St.; Harry 'points for the award. 6:80 (34) What’s New (R) 10:00 ( 8-40) Judd for Defense Bureau of Education for Social- also be regular services at 9:16 Manchester Evening Herald to how he votes. Manchester Evening Her- ( 8-18) Writer Oonklte (C) (30) Hallmark Hall of Fame ‘When You Think of GlaaSy 1649-4521 tain our boast that all boys in South Windsor correspondent Pellerin, RFDl, Manchester; ly and Emotionally Maladjusted end 11 a.m. Wording committees were aM Hebron correspondent, The Harvey OoIUns award, (1030^) Huntley-Briiddey 10:16 (34) The Odds Against Think of Fletcher** The deacons will serve a pan South Windsor will play.” Mrs. Laurette BIlUg, M . 644- Kim Plourde, WllllmanUc; Rob (C) 11:00 ( 3-8-100300-40) Nows. Children, State Department of named at this week’s meeting Mre, Marjorie Porter, tel. 2*8- perpetual trophies given to the ( 8) Bob Young (C) Sports. Weather (C) cake breakfast on Easter from South Windsor Little League 8667. ert Jenks, Box 163, ’Tolland; Education. to campaign for the primary. 9116. boy and girl with the highest 6:46 (30) News. Sports (30) Richard Dtamond has been considered one of the Mrs. Adoree Cote, Llynwood 7:00 ( 3) Death Valley. Days (C) (13) Newsbeat Miss Rose Sterling, Robert a.m,, with Juice, milk, These committees will be dally number o f points, went to Lee (33-30^) News. Sports 11:26 ( 3) Spectacular coffee and sausage to go with finest in tiie Greater Haxbfbrd Dr., Bolton; Mrs. Sandra Plour 11:30 (.10-2003^) Tonight (C) 54 McKEE STREET Jackman and Felix Winters will working to get the vote out on Plaseokl and Jean Brisbois. (30) HunUey-1’-Brinkley the pancakes. No reservations area. This has come about be de, Willimanticf Mrs. Elsie (10) I Love Lucy (18) Subscription TV represent Project ASK (Anclllla- Two from Area primary day. The Landmark Award, for (34) Mtore Room for Liirlirg ( 840) Joey BMk«p (C) are necessary. Ilckets are $1.26 cause of the enthusiasm of the Hospital Notes Plank, 677 Griffin Rd., Wapplng. ( 84000) Truth or Oomse- 11:46 (12) I-ate Movie ry Services Center In Storrs). ’The Democratic town commit Juveniles up to aige 16 went to TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS for adults, 76 cents for children. present fathers involved. "We Also, Mrs. Mary Watson, Gabriel Simclies and Robert On UConn Board tee slate is Aaron Reid, Mrs. All evening visiting hours end 66 Lee Plaseokl and Warren Juro- SEE SATURDAYS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTIN08 Coffee with Marlanl are not Just asking,” said pre Brent Dr., Vernon; Stanley from $25.00 to $45.00 Margolin will represent the Dlan Kearns and Q. Earl Port at 8 p.m., and start. In the vaty In a tie. The award has a The Republican Women's Club sident Soucler, "We are plead Szarek, 171 High St., Rockville; state bureau. John Ostrout of Manchester er. ’They are being opposed by various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 miniature trophy which the of Coventry invites everyone to ing 'Fathere Oome Help'!” The Karen Hultman, 106 Cambridge Radio and John E. Wralght Jr. of El William Henaghan, Mrs. Evalyn p.m .: Bcdf servloe imit, 10 a.m .; winner keeps permanently. Now is the time to bring In your sereeiu to be repaired. The staff will be divided Into a "Coffee Hour with Peter Ma- next Little League meeting will St.; Mrs. Anna Kurth, 72 Hlll- (This Hating includes only tho.e new. broadcast, of 10 nr 15 two groups, primary and inter lington are among 13 students Quog and David Albee, who Crowell House, 6 p.m. weelf- Donna Rand won the women’s Storm window giase replooed. rlanl" Monday, April 8 at 8 p.m. be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. back Sen. Eugene McCarthy’s crest Dr., Rockville; Hector award. minute length. Some .tatlon. <-nrry other short newscasts.) mediate and will discuss the at the Community Hall, form at the University of Connecticut days, 8 p.m., weekends and holi at the Community House of Dean’s List at Newbury School at 2 p.m. and ends at 4, at St. campaigh tor the presidential Hutt, 23 Main St., Talcottville; identification of and instructio- erly American Legion Hall on days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; The Lions Clifb Award, a sil WDBO—13M 7:66 Emphasis AUTO GLASS INSTALLED North Coventry Congregational of Business, Boston, Mass. Maurice Church Hall. Admls- who have been appointed to the nomination. James Sloan, 46 Donnel Rd., 00 Dick R oblnoc 3:06 Pop Concert nal programs for the perceptual- church, Rt. 44A. Marian! Is a Main St. semi-private rooms, 3 p.m .; ver bowl, suitably inscribed, Miss Wogman is a freshman slon is 40 cents and candy is Student Union Board of Gover Mrs. Jean Allbee, a member special care is any time for RockvUle; Mrs. Elylene Math- went to Steve Ramm and Janet (X) Joey Reynolda ):06 Nlghtboat ly handicapped, the gifted, the former senator In the state legls- In the two-year business admin- sold during intermission. Soucler pointed out "National ewson, 712 Dart Hill Rd., Rock 00 Ken Griffin 1:00 News, Weather, Sports GLASS FURNITURE TOPS nors for the 1968-69 academic of the Hebron Democrats for immediate family only, with a ■Levesque. 06 News. Sign Off 1:26 Sport. Final ur.der-achlever and the slow lature. Little League rules state, "Any year. ville; John Phillips, 224 Taylor 1:36 Omer Side of the Day istratlon program and is a mem- School Menu McCarthy, said today that the five-minute limitation. After The Art Jewelry Award, WBCB-S14 learner. gcout Notes ber of the cheerleading squad, Monday, barbecued beef on boy already assig;ned to a team' Ostrout, a freshman, is the son St., Talcottville. 00 Hartford HIghUehti committee had received a tele noon visHlng hours in obstetrics given to the senior group for 00 News MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) The workshops at the high Boy Scout Troop 73 camped Is that team’s property as long student council and Kappa Iota roll, potato chips, green and of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Os gram of congratulations from are 3 to 4 p.m., then begin again Also, Arthur Norwood, 31 E. the highest point getter went 00 Oaallcht school will be preparing for the out last weekend at Camp John- as he Is in the Leag;ue (except trout Jr. of 422 Parker St. :00 Qulat Houni Exporters Assisted Sigma sorority. wax beans, butterscotch pud- Sen. McCarthy. at 7 p.m. Visitors are asked not Maguire Lane; Steven Pagluica, to Dennis Murphy. PICTURE FRAMING (all types) evaluatlon next year. son. The Sioux Patrol was the She graduated from Bolton ding; Tuesday, pork chow of course If he advances to a Wralght is a sophomore and the WPOP—141* 'iCongratulatlons to your com to smoke in patient’s rooms. No 266 Burnham St., Vernon; Alan A new award, the Peter and :(X) I>anny Clayton Show CANBERRA — Australia’s High school will be dismissed camp-out winner, High School last June. mein with rice and fried higher team." This points up son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rubin, Windsor; Kimberly Mel- :00 Lee "BaM ’ Simms Show mittee and your community for more than two visitors at one John Beckish Memorial Award, :00 Gary Girard Show - special economic assistance to WINDOW and PLATE GLASS at noon and elementary school l>oys took part in the Baseball Registration the fact that unless the addi Wralght of Webster Rd. noodles, vegetable sticks, bringing a choice to the Demo time per patient. roy, 38 Grandview St.; Richard donated by Mr. and Mrs. P. C. WINF—US# Its fruit processors has been so at p.m. (alter lunch). ' Blackledge District swljpmlng A make-up registration for tional needed help Is forthcom Appointments, by the univer 1 brownies; Wedneklay, pizza crats of Hebron,” the senator Jarvis, Bakos Rd., Tolland; Cin Savage In memory of the two :00 News successful that exports of can the town baseball program will ing the boys who have register sity's Board of Trustees, were 16 Speak Up Sport, Seniors Set Grinder Sale *"®®‘ ^h® ®®"‘° ” casserole, cabbage - raisin - said. Patients Today: S07 dy Foxe, Somers; Mrs. Frances boys, went to Lee German, who :30 rry Reasoner ned peaches to Canada in Bolton P*®®®^ and will be awarded b.' held Monday at the Corn- ed for the first time this year announced today. Glampaola, 60 Kelly Rd., Wap >:36 Up Sports The senior class of puieapple salad, applesauce; He added, “ You and your AIXMTTTE3D YESTERDAY: took the highest number of crea se from less than 500,- trophy. Scouters (11-13-year- can very possibly be the ones The Board of Governors ad plng; Robert St. Pierre, 76 Es :00 News High School will hold Its an munity Hall from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, hot roast beef state chairman, the Rev. Joseph Mrs. Cecelia Appleby, WUU- points in the women’s interme 1:16 Speak Up HartfordH 000 pounds in 1960 to 4.1 million olds) placed fifth. for those who were unable to left out. vises the Stude'nt Union man Bring home the bouncy ones. Duffey, are to be commended. sex St.; Mrs. Irene Bragg and 6:46;:46 Lowell 'Thome.Thon nual grinder sale on Saturday, sandwich, peas, cranberry msuttc; Dennis Carlin, 1 1 diate class and Karl Kolle, tops in 1963 and 17.6 million In 1966. A father-son camp-out is Any father may contact ager on cultural, social and rec Your challenge is most impor son, 442 Oakland St., Wapplng; 8:1S:66 Pha Riznilo both stores April 6. The ham grinders will register this week. All boys sauce, cherry gelatin; Friday, Hush Puppies® casuals School St.; Mrs. Beda Carlson, In the men’s Intermediate 7:i7:00 The World Tonight Tar planned lor Camp Pequot 8-14 are eligible. Soucler of 135 Edgewood Dr. reational programs, makes rec tant in our effort to return the Mrs. Joyce Utakis and daugh 7::■:16 PTank Gifford sell for a dollar, with half a vegetable soup with crackers, 112 Miaple St.; Delbert Carter, class. at Lake of Isles Reservation All managers and coaches will egg salad sandwich, fruit. If they want additional infor ommendations concerning ap Democratic party to the open ter, 16 West St.; Mrs. JeEmnette 7:;:30 Alexander Kendrick grinder going for 66 cents. Boys like 'em because Hush Puppies* casuals cushion 237 Oak St.; Mrs, Marion Chap Ladles Society Meeting 7:::36 Spei^ Up Hartfc^ FAIRWAY are open April 6 and 7. All fathers are meet at 7:30. Fathers of the Bulletin Board mation prior to the meeting. propriate use of the student tradition of the past. Best suc Mueller and daughter, Vernon 83:00:< News Engineering Supplies Phone orders may be g^iven to j their feet so nicely. Rusty saddle oxford, above, is of pell, 478 N. Main S t; Mrs. Joan The St. Columba’s Ladies So 3:10 Speak Up Hartford r/RST players are asked to attend this The selectmen will meet Lenten Program center, and budgets the Union’s Breathin’ Brushed Pigskin*orglove-softsmooth leather cess on April 9." Gardens, Apt. 34C, Rockville; BH„ (n»™b.r u.t.a The lasrt evening program in various programs. Chesanek, Woodstock; Mrs. ciety \vlU meet April 1 at the li:162:16 SlgiTOff'SlgirO " and Instruments under Shorrock), Susan Lam Bruce Dixon and David Jen- meeting to take an active part Monday at 7 :30 p.m. in the town in a variety of popular color combinations. Choice of Voting on primary day will be Mrs. Grace Brown and daugh _1C—IDS# tonite till the Lenten series sponsored by The undergraduates will serve Florence CoUdns, 7M. Main St.; ter, East Hartford. Immaculata Retreat House In i:00 News. Wea''ier, Sports Manchester Blueprint bert or Dana Dimock, Orl4d- ®®*' ^®'^® P®®ii chosen to attend In the baseball prog;ram. offices. sizes, too—infants', little gents' and youths’. Want to held at the town office building. the Inter-Oiurch Council will with six members from the Mrs. Slbun Named Mrs. Helen Fitzsitnmons, 571 WllUmantlc for a dinner and 1:36 Afternoon Edition and Supply. Ihc. ers may be picked up at the the senior leaders training PTA Films Tomorrow The Public Building Commis see what else Hush Puppies* casuals offer the young ’:00 Americana be held at the Wapplng Com ranks of the university’s profes set? Come in soon and see for yourself. Mrs. Katharine Sibun has been Hartford Rd., Apt. 7; Mrs. Lu "Evening of Recollection”, ac ':26 David Brinklw 690 Hartford Rd., school between 11 a.m. and 4 school at Schlff Scout Reserve- The PTA sponsored cine:.ia sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. :30 News of the 'World munity Church, Ellington Rd. sional staff. neuned United Nations re cille Genovese, 17 Deining St.; cording to Mrs. Del Vina Mon- Manchester. Conn.—649-8698 p.m. tlon In New Jersey. will continue tomorrow after- In the town office conference tlgny. :46 Joe Garaglole presentative for Hebron. She Mrs. Sophia Glowacki, 140 Tan Two Contracts ’:60 Sing Along Badgers Defeated noon with a showing of the room. ner St.; Mrs. Joan Goldstein, The dinner will be at 6 p.m. AMYS The senior class will hold its The Bolton Badgers basketball feature fUm "The Three Stoog- will attend a conference Satur annual "Ansrthlng Auction” Garter Dr,, Rockville. Signed by Town and members may bring a team was defeated by Sacred es Meet Hercules” and the col- Manchester Evening day at ’Trinity College. ’The con Saturday, April 20, at 10 a.m. „ Herald Also, James Gworek, 678 friend, she noted. There Is bubble Heart 82-46 Jn the Waterbury or cartoon "Sloppy Jalopy” with Bolton correfqiondent, Oleme- ference is being held to estab The Town of Manchester has at the high school. Anyone with tournament Wednesday night, HuShJ iPkanpiesf lish plans for the United Na Avery St, Wapplng; David a ^nation of $6 per person. Mr. McGoo. The movies start well Young, tel. 643-8981. ■ RAN D C AM AU awarded two contracts associat articles to donate should call The team was led by Gary Mor- tions Day to be held next fall. Harmon, 82 Wells St.; Kevin boHi oil Manchester Evening Herald inmR WT inv a citrus a rose Bcb Nystrom, Craig Pepin (num- tenson, who scored 11 points. Look for our in the shoe Fire District Meeting HeaJy, Blast Hartford; Karen ed with the word “ cleah,” — Columbia correspondent Vir a pine a lUac 4 Manchester The Amston Fire District will HuMman, 106 Cambridge St.; one to Manchester Sand and ______Brian Welz, and Calvin Coo- Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Loefar ginia Carlson tel. 228-9224. Parkhill-Joyce try each fragrance and enjoy this lux lidge of Rham each scored 13 FREE SILVER SHOE, Sizes for The Entire Family hold a special meeting tomor Gravel Co., for furnishing clean ury at a penny a bath. row at 7:30 at the Amston Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ruth Usk, turprite-pecked, given fill for the Olcott St. Disposal once a year special! ' N O T IC E << with etch ptir of Children’s to Size 10; Boys’ to Size 10; Men’s to Size 11... Lake Community Club House. 144 Orchard St., Rockville; others on the team were Ken Area; the other Gandolfo Flower Shop whUe it lasts! It was unanimously voted at a POLL-PARROT SHOES Education Association ’The taxpayers of the district will Mrs. Anna ‘Lopez, Vernon Rd., Bavier, Wayne Gagmon, Mike Frank Oakeler, Proprietor meeting of the Coventry Plan be asked to vote to dissolve the Bolton; Mrs. Margie MacDon Sweeper Service of East Cana LIGGEH DRUG CJrockett, Don Roser and Mike Block ald, 69 Deepwood Dr., Wap- 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ning and Zoning Ck>mmlsslon on Clark. Amston Fire District, providing an, for furnishing a rental fu ll qt. 88c March 26, 1968 to disapprove W hite ping; Mrs. Ruth MacDonald, sweeper and operator to clean PARKADE (Next to Hwtford National On Dean's List the Town of Hebron votes at the Bctnk) the preliminary plan entitled, Potent Why does Manchester offer one of the ThcmpsonvUle; Stanley Pat- town streets and parking lots. 2 locations: main st. and cast middle tpke. Miss Donna Rae Wogman, April 16 town meeting to take OPEN a YES—WE DELIVER a "Plan of a Subdivision - Prop $ 7 .9 9 node, Notch Rd., Bolton; Blnola The fill will cost the town 26 a both stores open thurs. and fri. till 9:00 p.m. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray over the operation and mainten 17:45 A M. to 10 P.M. Phones: 649-0701—649-1448 erty of John J. O’Rourke - Marlow’s Perry, Talcottville. cents per cubic yard. It will be ance of the Amston Volunteer Coventry, Connecticut, RU-40 mond Wogman of Femwood most inadequate programs in efementory Also, Mrs. Diane Robert, 622 Zone, Dated October 1967, Scale Fire Department. loaded on town trucks and haul Dr., has been named to the SHOE DEPARTMENT W. Middle Tpke.; William Rob 1” - 40’, Prepared by L. E. ’The second item to be voted ed by town forces. FYom 500 to erts, Elnfield; Samuel Strain, Hughes, Registered Land Sur school music, physical educoHon and art? "OF COURSE, EXPERT FITTINO!” on will bo to turn over ^ e mon 600 cubic yards of fill is used 246 Oak St.; Michael Wright, veyor,” submitted by John J. ies of the Amston Volunteer Fire each week in Manchester’s land O’Rourke for subdivision of Downtown Main Street, Manchester 23 Knighton St.; Robert Za- fill operation. The contract will NOTICE Co. remaining after all fire land located on the southerly Where is the outdoor playground eqiripment? pert. Blast St., Hebron; Arthur last one year and will cost ap • OPEN 6 DAYS — THURS. tlU 9:00 P.M. • district bills have been paid and side of Hemlock Drive, Cov PUBLIC HEARING Zinser, 45 H>^e St. proximately $10,000. BOARD OF DIRECrORS the district has been dissolved. entry, Connecticut. BERTHS YBJSTBntDAY: A Gandolfo’s price for furnish Dated at Coventry, Connec TENTATIVE BUDGETS ’This money to be used by the Mercury^ gut it. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Vic ticut, this 26th day of March, ing a street sweeper and oper OF GENERAL MANAGER Fixe Company for a building ad tor Hamx>son, Cider Mill Rd., ator for cleaning town highways 1968 April 3, 1968 dition. COVENTRY PLANNING Bolton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. is $197.60 by the day, $937.60 by 8:00 P.M. The Fire Commissioners, Patrick Canosa, Hoffnmn Rd., the week, and $3,550 by the AND ZONING BOWERS SCHOOL COMMISSION ’Thomas Francis, Charles EBlington; a daiighter to Mr. month. Its charge for the initial AUDITORIUM Robert H. Gantner, Barnes and Stephen Sinko, have and Mrs. Ernest BUven, Blast sweeping of parking lots is $325, 141 Princeton Street BUack Chairman requested that all property Hartford. and its charge for one-day-a- Notice is hereby given that Paibent A"Competitive Edge^Sale. owners attend tomorrow night’s DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: month subsequent sweeping is in accordance with the provl' $ 9 .5 0 PETER CASCIO NURSERY special meeting and the special Mrs. Ruby Epperson, Lake St., $160. sions of Chapter V of the Town town meeting on April 16 to vote NOTICE Charter, as amended, the in the changes in the fire serv TO W N O F Board of Directors of the Town ices in the town. EAST HARTFORD of Manchester will hold a pub The proposed plans include lic hearing on the tentative Limited edition. EAST HARTFORD, taking over the operation and Dan Gurney Cougar. budgets of the General Mana WOW! WHAT $ERVICE! CONNECTICUT maintenance of the Amston Fire Specially priced. ger for said Town of Manches Company, the building, operat “INVITATION TO BID” ter for the fiscal year begin ^mart ^tefii> for ^a^ter ing and maintaining of a new 10 MINUTE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS Specially equipped with; Plus famous Cougar RE: REPAIRS TO ning July 1, 1968 as published fire company to be located in DON'T BELIEVE US?—THEN TRY US! • Turbine wheel c»vers goodies; WADING POOL or to be published by the Gen^ Poll-Parrot has made them right and Gilead and the Hebron Center • Wide-tread whitewalls • 302 cubic inch V-8 McAULIFFE PARK eral Manager in The Manches Fire Department. Pizza, Grinders Made The Old Fashioned Way • Dual exhausts with • Concealed headlamps Sealed bids will be received ter Evening Herald. colored them bright... a little girl’s ’The Amston Lake Fire Ck>m- We Cook Them OR You Cook Them At Home at the office of the Purchasing Said hearing will be held in trumpets • Bucket seats ,, delight 1 Patent leather shoes are for pany voted on March 4 in favor Agent, 740 Main Street, East the Auditorium of the Bowers of dissolving the fire district. CALL CALL • Gurney decal • Sequential rear turn Hartford, imtU 10:00 A.M. School, 141 Princeton Street on SPECIALS MARCH 22nd to MARCH 31st • Deluxe interior signals • Lots more. Easter and the sm artest steps she Thursday, April 11, 1968, and Church Music Night nzzA-RArs 643-0031 Wednesday, April 3, 1968 at 8 Music Night will be held in 643-0031 will be publicly opened and read o’clock in the afternoon, at will take. at that time and place, for the the Hebron Congregational 130 SPRUCE STREET Sale-priced which hearing any elector or $ above mentioned commodities Advertised on CAPTAIN KANGAROO CBS-TV FREE Grass Seed With Church tomorrow night at 7:30 for about and service. taxpayer may have an opportu WE CARRY CORRECTIVE SHOES 2 7 9 7 * Information for bidders, nlty to be heard. For and by FOR BOYS and GIRLS specifications proposal and con order of the Board of Directors Purchase O f Cascio Lawn tract forms are available. of the Town of Manchester, The right is reseved to reject Connecticut. Food For 10,000 Sq. R. any or all, or any part of any William R. Schaller, d or all bids when such action is Acting Secretary deemed to be for the best In terest of the Town of East Board of Directors Hartford. Manchester, Connecticut SHOES BORROW TOWN OF Dated at Manchester, Connec FLOOR CARE EAST HARTFORD ticut, this twenty-seventh day M l MAIN n DOOR PRIZES EQUIPMENT “The New Englander” Montego John W. Torpey, of March, 1968. Me A N C H U n H anything your heart rug shampooers 2-door Sports Coupe. Purchasing Agent floor polishers 1 Ortho Tornedo Lawn Spreader Sanders vacuum cleaners Includes: • Cyclone wheel desires from upholstery covers shampooer • Radio 1 Greenfield Lawn Spreoder _ • Select-Shift • Cyclone body trim PARTY NEEDS Merc-O-Matic folding chairs • 200 cubic inch ''6” 5 Lawn Fertilizer Programs (average size lawn) banquet tables • Heater (302 cubic inch to punch bowls coffee percolators • White sidewall tires V-8 optional) record players To be drawn March 31st silverware • Dual headlamps • Big 116" wheelbase ELKS dishes and glasses LA W N ft Sale-priced $ GARDEN TOOLS for about tractors and tillers 2 6 6 6 mowers and edgers lawn sweepers lawn rollers PAINTERS' EQUIPMENT Crobgross Killers. Peat Moss, Pine Bark, Dormant Sprays, House paint sprayers ladders Mercury Premiere Coupe. Specially equipped. PANCAKE wallpaper steamer Pkmts, Lawn Fertilizers, Spreaders, Garden Tools. With a nice competitive edge in price. IN V A L ID & HEALTH • 390 V-8 • Deluxe interior trim M A R C H 30th hospital beds TOMORROW wheelchairs • AM radio • Wall-to-wall crutches carpeting walkers • Whitewall tires It’s much smarter for you to borrow those items you need only exercisers 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Our MEW Store is Located at W e Will Carry A Full Line Of • Remote control • Ford Motor Company occasionally or for some special reason. Saves you money, of course. CAMPING sideview mirror Lifeguard Design 390 TOLUND TPKE., MANCHESTER Saves trouble, too. (Why fuss with maintenance and take up storage tents Safety Features X 9 ' Garden Supplies and'Plants space for items used just now and then?) Any job becomes easier, any sleeping bags • Deluxe wheel covers "ALL YOU CAN EAT" EXIT 94 OFF WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY campers with medallion and much, much more. occasion more enjoyable when you have the necessary equipment and items. And, your best deal is always to borrow from us. Everything’s P L U M tIN G AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKES TOOLS Sale-priced in tip-top shape. Doesn’t cost much, either. sewer snakes $ & augers for about 2 8 8 6 * pipe,cutters SAUSAGE • J U IC E A. wrenches pumps COFFEE MILK\A A to Z Rental Center POWERED 11 1V>Ua»d Tpke.— Route 83 TOOLS ^^njARTPOMM^AMCH^g' drills and routers RCNTAI. Next to Vittnera . Sanders CHILDREN 50c— ADULTS 99c CBNTEW saws M O RIARTY b r o t h e r s . Inc. Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. — Sot. & Su(i. 9 A.M. to 5 f.M. Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 to 6—FrL tUl 9 grinders REASONABLE Phonea 648-4611 or 872-4242 A N D M U C H 301-315 CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER At The Elks Lodg^— Bissell Street MORE 390 TOLLAND TURNPIKE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TEL. 649-9660 RATES (MANCHESTER) PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE N IN E has a criminal lawyer who has 600 seta of cufflinks. A San Francleoo hotel man Bolton tlie ma()or events end treaties and for all, the budget la nec- Vernon ager has a private home wMli a bedroom ' Andover making' up the Intricate for Coventry essarUy somewhat indefinite. liP ra U ^ closet which is 26 feet long. eign relattons iwlth America Mrs. Benoit announced last and ofher powers from the night that the moat recent bar Teachers Named PUBUBHBD BT THE There is a character in PUMsirgh IT MEANS CRPA Issues Study Report Library Adds Treaity o f M n k ln g In 1M2, , 4 ^ Cut gaining eeasilon Involved main HBRALD FRnmNO CO., INC. which seems quite a center for such U BUm U Street the United States proedama' ly ground rules for the sessions, As Supervisors Menobeeter, Conn. lavishness, who buys 16 suits a year tlon of the "Open Door* and that some addltione have TH01U8 F. >^SROCS(»t Of Proposed Zoning Change Following an agreement made WALTBK R. FERGUSON from the moat exclusive tailors of the New Books and the Boer RcMlUon From Budget been made to these since the at a Board of Education meet WHAT Publl8li6n city, whose prices start at $300 a suit. The Capitol Region Planning The Invasion of China by Japan qriglnal announcement in Jan Founded October 1, 18S1 ing several weeks ago, the board After the Pittsburgh tailors have so4d Agency has sent a written re in 1687 'was the concluding uary. PnMiflied Every Bveninc Except Sundnya For Adults For Schools .. named three teachers as nnd BoHdayi. Entered at the Poet Otflce at you a $300 suit (after proper introduc port to the Zoning Commission Poll Count event of a by-gone era. She said ^ t these will te coordinators In three subject Mancheater, Conn., aa Second Claaa Mali tion of course) they will recommend a In Bolton on Its proposed zone Although spring is officially Paper Drive The Board of EMuceition budg- made available over the week' areas. IT SAYS Matter.______change from R-2, multiple fam place in New York where you can get By noon today 218 Bolton here there will be days when The paper drive of the Aii' ot for 1668-88 is now In the end for publication. The coordinators were creat- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ily, to R-1, residential. shoes to match for $146 a pair. If you wtem had registered their reading In the warmth of ones fkrver Senior and Oadette Qlri Board o f Ftaance, n‘Kht’s Board of Educa- ed after the board had a plea Payable In Advance The report is In accordance One Year ...... $23.00 live In Pittsburgh, the place to buy your opinions on three Items relat- ^ ‘ ‘o" meeting consisted primarily from Assistant Superintendent Six Montba ...... U.OO with the law, which requires ing to school butkMng and on ^ ® executive session, of Schools Allen Dmsser. Three Montba ...... 5.50 gun for hunting Is from a firm In Eng that regional agencies be noti One Month ...... 1.85 a Project Concern tvne nro- enduring the cold and rain soout leaders itWnk numerouB tlie document Monday night. deallne with a "uersonnel mat- -u, i. land which chargos $2,600 a hand-crafted fied of any changes bordering on MEMBER ^ weapon. ’There’s a millionaire In Chica towns in the region. Bolton, a dum. Polla, at the Oommunl- ^ ^ contribute j p a ^ been cut from the original so^e budget work was done. L y n T Andewon S ^ d THE ASSOCIATED PRESS member of CRPA Itself, borders The Aaeodated Press is exclusively entitled go who really has a solid gold Cadillac. ty Hall, close at 8 p.m. ^ mainly to clarify poLnts In the iJ ? m ^ ? 's o c W studlM 10 the use ot repiSrtloatlon ot all news dis on Manchester and Vernon, In patches credited to H or not otherwtse credit We don’t know whether. In doing all jO adult don-flcUon. _ P ek in g up the bundles, with Anther cute Inevitable In nrlnted doemment for the bene- -rh« ed In this paper and also the local news pub this research, the Wall Street Journal the areas to be considered for ------^ ^ fiction llrt ^udes ’The Ttioee wanting B uch pdokup th e Board of Finance. fit of the Board of Finance. n e x t C e m b e T The men the zone change. lished here. was trying to inspire us all to revolution. change: "CRPA’s adonted Re- Con*®®®*®^ Nat Turner” by should call either Patti Camp- TWo original figure to an In- _...... „ ^ . All rlahte of repuUicatlon ot special dis Since the area also borders gtonal Land Use Plan reeom William Styron; "The Instru- beji o r Loutae Moe. crease o f 1284 818 over the our- board did vote, however will continue teaching in their USED patches nereln are also reserved. But there will be a good many of us, we on Coventry, which is In the mends mosUy low-de^ity (one O’Hara; "Dirty ------' rent appropriation o f $1,242.- “ reduced CAR The Herald Prtntln* Company Inc., as suspect, who wiU have trouble making sumes no finaaolal responsUiUlty tor typo- Windham Region, a report will family per acre) residential rte. by Eric Ambler; "Lemon stancheBter E v a i ^ Herald ^ «nd J ib b in g flxtureT'in*^the new Dresser had asked for super ara^cal errors appearing In advertisements our jealousies and envies rise anywhere and other reeding matter In The Manchester near a boiling point. 'mu^t^S^rfaT^^ ti", AriJlSrmn^‘' ® " ^ e m ^ E ^ s ^ e S ^ l scheduled cov^nte^ Grammar visors in all four of the major Evening Herald. K I . the residential densities suggest- Armstrong, Where Eagles renoe Moe, tri. T«-8790. to open in September, as well o-u® , the work to be dome dur- sublect areas There is an iir We have seen too much ordinary down the public hearing, but are pure- ed on the Regional______Plan PAT)T*PS Coventry Section Two PBTOAY, MARCH 29, 1968 Gim Nests Kennedy Barnstorming HanrljfHtfr lEtt^ning IffraUi ran>A Y, m a r c h 29, ise s Pages 13 to 24 ( H i i t u a r y Heralding Town Police Bombed by Through College Campuses ■b*. OatberiiM FogMliy Politics Charge Drivers M rs. Catherine Foffarlty, 88, IN THE WEST WITH KEN students want to hear. By SOL B . COHEN Coventry police made' several Golf Items Valued at $1^410 o t Jewett City, mother of Mra. Israel Jets NEDY (AP) — "Bobby” la But Robert Francis Kennedy Police Arrests Tereea Baker of 19 Lewie St, (Oonttaned from Page One) Registrar of Voters Fred Peck what’s happening on campus. is what they come out to see. To arrests yesterday for motor ve died Wedneaday at the B^Ulam is campaigning hard for the poet The quadrangle and the bas evaluate his effectiveness 'on hicle vlctaittons. Stolen at Palmer Pro Shop Eugene L. BlaMneky, 18, of Baokua Hoapltal, Norwich. She Washington, who had arrived at ketball court are the forums campus, an observer does not the klbbuts, or cooperative of Republican town chairman, Erik D. Zelkel, 24, of Carle 69 Clinton St., was charged with waa the widow of William Fo- Robert F. Kennedy has chosen listen closely to his speeches. The Arnold Palmer Golf investigated a break at 82 Cot breach of peace by aasault yea garty. farm, Wedneaday received a in an effort to win over M. Place, N.Y. was charged with for the launching of his cam He walk saround the hall aiuT failure to have head lights and Course Pro Shop off W. Middle tage St. The victim, Mrs. terday at noon. He waa arrest StwlvorB alao include two compound fracture of the elbow Adler DobWn, the front numer. paign to snatch the Democratic watches the faces. Charles Filler, told police that and a cerebral concussion . a rear tail light and failure to Tpke. was broken into some ed on a warrant and la accused aona, and five grandchildren. Dobkln has the support of out presidential nomination from The dominant expression Is sometime within the past eight "We left to {dck up stakes in have a horn. He Is scheduled time earlier this week and $1,- of beating up Brent Griswold of Hie funeral waa held thia going chairman F r^ cls Della- Lyndon B. Johnson. one of hopeful attenfiveneas to months a maple bed, a candy the banana plantation,” he said. ito egipear la Manchester O r- 93 Steep Hollow Lane, police momlny at St Mary’a Church, Fera and other top leaders of By tonight he will have barn every word and gesture. Ihelr 410 in items were taken. In dish and a vase were taken "There was an explosion and «ukt Court 12, April 16. say. He is scheduled for court Jewett City. Burial waa In Jew the party. stormed through a dozen cam lips are parted, their eyes wide. cluding 100 golf clubs valued at from the basement at the house. that’s all I remember. I woke David B. Macquarrje, 24, of appearance on April 8. ett a t y . puses west of the BOsslssippt They have been waiting for $350, and a greens lawnmower A baby stroller valued at $10 up In the hospital.” Storrs, was charged with Im Desmond M. McGann, 40, of The Republican Town Oom- since declaring himself a candi something. Maybe this is It. valued at $460. belonging to Mrs. Eleanor To the Arabs It looked like proper passing. He is scheduled 40 Olcott St. was charged with Franda J. Furptay mlttee will not meet until early date two weeks ago. They cheer when he says he The break in loss was report Krause of 34 Dudley St. was tak war was Impending again. for court April 16 In Manches disregarding a atop sign yes Frands J. Furphy, 68, at 187 May to organize 8ind to elect All but one of his formal ap imderstands those who conscien ed to police on Wednesday. en from in front of Crlsplno's Before news of the air strike, ter. terday morning. Police say he Haohmataok St., husbcmd of officers for the next two years. pearances—as opposed to shop tiously object to serving In Viet . The break in loss was report Market off Hartford Rd. yes press reports in Cairo, Beirut, Eugene V. Gandelman, 22, of W8S observed traveling through Mrs. IMory BMce Furphy, died The deadline date for the ac ping center, airport and street nam, and when he says, “ If ed to police on Wednesday. The terday afternoon. Mrs. Krause Damascus, Amman and Bagdad West Haven Is scheduled to ap the Intersection at Adams and yeaterday. tions Is May 6. comer ralllea—have been before that’s what your conscience Lortng piMo manager of the place, Harry said the stroller disappeared had chorused the general feel- pear in Manchester Court, April Hilliard Sts. without stopping. iMir. Furphy was bom Feb. 14, enthusiastic thousands ot stu- tells you to do, then you have to Decker, told hollce that the when she was In the market Big that Israel was about to hit Engaged 22. He was charged with failure He is scheduled for court on Opposition to the re-election of dentJ. do tt.” Engaged items stolen are not covered by shopping. 1900 in Poitadown, Ireland, and Jordan again, and soon. to obey a stop sign. April 16. Democratic Town Chairman Ted They’re demanding that he But they become confused The engagement of Miss Jun insurance. A briefcase was taken from iiad lived la Mandiester for 22 Israeli troop buildups were re Arthur S. Derfall, 23, of West The engagement of M iss So Paul Kristoff Jr., 47, of no cer yean. He wan formerly a work- Cummings appears to have dis "tell it like it Is,” and he Is re When he adds: "But you must Also reported taken In the a car parked at the U.A. Thea ported under way In the north Marie Bums of Ann Arbor, Hartford was charged with phie Gourlnski of 115 Ctxper St. tain address, was charged with InK-pattent at Rocky Hill Vet- sipated. Cummings, who is of sponding vigorously^ giving be prepared to face the legal break were a radio and ampli tre parking lot at the Parkade. ern part ot the Jordan valley, Mich., to Sgt. Frederick George speeding, with court date set for to Joseph L. Carl Jr. o f Gla«- Intoxication at 8:80 this morn erana Hoepltal, and before that the more liberal factions of the some answers they like and consequences." fier, valued at $460; a portable The victim, Robert Russell, and Inhabitants on the Jorda April 22 in Manchester and Shar tonbury has been announced. heater; two dozen golf balls, a ing. He was arrested after he he worked at Cheney Bros. He town committee, had drawn the some they do not. They cheer when he says he Senkbeil of Manchester has been told police the briefcase was nian side of the river were re criticism of the more conserva on J. Pierce, Englewood Ter Miss Gourlnski Is the daugh bull horiv and two boxes of was found on Oakland St. near waa a HrMteh Army veteran of Kennedy needs 1,312 delegates would like to abolish the draft; announced by her parents, Mr. taken sometime last night when ported to be evacuating their race, Coventry, also charged pencils. N. School St. tive members. ^ when the Democratic National but many Jeer when he adds: ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. he was in the theatre. The car World War I. homes for safe ground. and Mrs. Edgar Bums of Ann with speeding Is also scheduled Kristoff posted a $26 cash The Democratic Town Com Convention gathers five months "But not now, with a war going Stanley CknirinsM. Her fiance Yesterday afternoon, police had been unlocked. Survlvora, besides his wife, The press also spoke of Israeli Arbor. for court the same date. bond and was released. He mittee will meet April 8 to or hence to nominate a candidate. on. I think we should draft by is the son of Mrs. Gertrude E. Include a son, Frands J. Fur buildups along the cease-fire Clyde E. PaUen, 34, Rt. 44A, is scheduled for court appear ganize and to elect Its officers. None of those delegates is likely lottery. And student deferments Her flanc) is the son ot Mr. Carl of Glastonbury and the late phy Jr. of Oodchester; 4 daugh line with Syria, in the Sinai de was charged last Satiuday with The separate actions were ance April 16. to be a college student. and Mts. Frank Senkbeil of 49 Joseph L. Carl. Motorist Hurt ters, Mra. WSkam S. Preston sert and even along the quiet should be abolished.” speeding and unnecessary noise taken by favorable -votes of A t least two town directors Why the campus, then? There Miss Gourlnski is employed at (HeraM i>boto fay Bucelvlclus) and Mra. Anthony Selvaitore, border with Lebanon. Kennedy has encountered se Garden St. with a motor vehicle. He is their memberships, spokesihen are seeking an answer to the are several reasons. In the New Travelers Insurance Co., Hart Deputy 'Fire Chief Thomas McKinney accepts gift from fellow firemen Ray As Rocks Fall both o f Mjanchester, Mrs. Wil- Reports from Amman said rious heckling on only one cam Miss Bums, a graduate of Ann scheduled for court in Manches for each group said. question, “ Why did the town York Democrat’s case: ford. Mr. Carl operates Carl’s mond Thompson and Deputy Fire Chief William Stratton. Anderson Calls ham Crosaen of New Orleans, King Hussein held a lengthy pus—at San Fernando Valley Arbor Hig^ School, attended ter on April 8. The council’s vote, with only abandon the larger and more —Blnce htodays as ejttomey Garage In Glastonbury. Off Dump Truck La., and Mra. WllUam Shala of meeting at army general head State College In conservative Northern Michigan University, one dissenting ballot cast efficient Spruce St. Firehouse general, in the Cabinet of broth Southern California. The wedding Is planned for For Dance Club New York City; a brother, Pat quarters Thursday. In Beirut, Marquette. She is employed at Rocks from a moving dump among Its 29 members, was tak and retain the smaller and heat- er John, he has adways had rer U.S. Leads in Cotton June 16. Friends^ Fellow Firemen G&S Workshop rick Furphy of New York City: President Charles Helou and There he got heavy booing for the Michigan Bell Telephone en at a meeting last night at Ken Anderson of Burnt Hills, plagued School St. Firehouse markable rapport with young UNITED NA'nONB, N. Y. — truck fell and Mt the wlndsMeld 2 sMers In Ireland; 17 grand Premier Abdullah Yafl dis his stand on the draft. Co., Ann Arbor. the church, reported the Rev. N.Y., will be guest caller at a when the new Lawton Rd. fa people. He speaks best when he Among the countries that grow OAS IN 37 MILLION HOMES Aids lOH Again of a car on Wetherell St. yes children, and a nephew. cussed the situation with Arab "I come here and you say ‘tell Sgt. Senkbeil attended Rham Honor McKinney^ Retiring Kenneth Steere, associate pas Manchester Square Dance Club cility was opened?’’ is with them. It like it is,’ and I tell you the cotton, the United States ranks CHICAGO — Nattiral gas goes terday morning, eind the driver The funeral will be held Mon League Secretary-General Ab Higlx Bohool, Heibron. He Is serv F'or the sixth successive year, tor. open dance tomorrow from 8 to —With his candidacy an truth,” he retorted. "Our views first (with more than 8 million Into more than 87 million U.S. of the car, an East Hartford day at 8:15 am . from the John del Khalek Hassouna. Ing with the U.S. Air Force, Over 200 persons attended the has been a professional carpen proceeds of the annual produc The YWCA committee’s 11 p.m. at Waddell School. Mr. F. Ttamey Funeral Home, 219 Town Manager Robert Weiss, nounced out of the blue, it fell may not agree—but all should tons a year), followed in order homes, where it powers some girl, complained of glass in her Iraqi President Abdel Rah and is stationed In Korea. ter in past years. tion of ithe Manchester Gilbert unaramous vote, taken at a re and Mrs. Russell White will cue who has been seeking a raise upon his staff to generate big be heard." by China, India, Brazil, figypt, 100 million appliances. Gas pipe retirement testimonial dinner eyes and was taken to Manches W. Center St, with a solemn man Aref warned the Arabs Not only do the firemen call & Sullivan Workshop will be cent regular meeting, followed the rounds. for the past two years, has left crowds fast. The campus was a No date has been announced Mexico, Pakistan, Turkey, the lines and gas mains extend for laet night for Thomas McKin ter Memorial Hospital. high Mjaas o f requiem at S t that time was not on their side. But the least enthusiastic re Mm deputy cMef, he is also contributed to the Instructors a report on the League of Wom Anderson has. been calling It up to the Board of Directors natural choice. for the wedding. Sudan and Peru. an aggregate of 800,000 miles. ney, deputy fire chief with the The girl, Mary K. Baron, 18, James’ Church at 0. Burial wtU In a speech, Aref said the mis ception came at Brigham Young called "the cMef cigar smok of the Handicapped "Pool Proj en 'Voters’ findings in its study square dances lor 11 years in to decide-for next year. —Kennedy believes the stu Manchester Fire Departmmt. was treated at the emergency be in St. James' Cemetery. sion of U.N. peace envoy Gun- University In Provo, Utah, a er.” He was presented a large ect.’’ of Project Concern in Manches the New England area, and In submitting his recommend dents, as the most vocal and room of the hospital and re Friends may call at the fu nar Jarring was "useless’ ’and deeply conservative school In Besides local firemen and box of stogies.' In making the annoimcement, ter, said Mrs. Kenneth Machln, for the past two years has been neral home tomorrow from 7 to ed General Fund Budget for emotional segment of Ameijcan Mormon country. Applause was friends of McKinney, chief of G & S Workshop president leased, a hospital offlcal said. calling as a professional the solution o f the crisis lay in Speakers at the dinner were a conunittee member. 9 pm . and Sunday from 2 to next year, Weiss’ salary is list society, will play a major'*role scattered, and he didn’t get the ficers from Manchbster’s 8th Robert ThuUn said, "TMs Police say a passenger in the throughout the United States. the hands of the Arabs. By that Mayor Nathan Agostlnelli, The report was given by Mrs. 4 and 7 to 9 pm . ed at 8IE,000, the figure at in prodding delegates to break standing ovation that had District Fire Department, the unique organization of teen car, Barbera Glovann of East Committees for the dance are he meant another war. Fire CMef William C. Mason, James Green, committee- pre which he was retained on Jan. tradition and throw the nomina marked appearances elsewhere. East Hartford and WiUlmantlc age swimming instructors ex Hartford, also complained of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlson, The incidents today came Assistant Fire CMefBedrlck J. sident. She Is also a member of 1, 1966. tion his way. The hlgd^llglit of his appear departments attended the din emplifies the Mghest Ideals of glass In her eyes, but hospital the executive committee of the door duty; Mr. and Mrs. Rich eight days after Israeli forces END OF MONTH Straughan, Andrew Aiisaldl, officials say there is no record —The students’ boisterousness ances—for him and his audi ner held at the Army and Navy giving of one’s self for the ard Carpenter, refreshment slashed Into Jordan, destroyed past president of the former league, which In late February Easter Bunny^s Full Basket Funerals Local Republicans are shop and enthusiasm are impressive ences—^is the inevitable ques Club. benefit of others. The Man of her being treated. chairman, assisted by Mr. and three guerrilla bases and killed South Manchester Fire Depart announced Its support after ping for a candidate for state on television and in the newspa tioning after the speech. The Many of the Hartford Elec chester Gilbert & SulUvan The driver of the truck, WU- making a study of the program’s Mrs. Frederick Towle and Mr. Elizabeth Tuohey, 8, of Hebron finds that "Harvey’s" carry 170 Arab commandoes. ment, and 8th District Fire Uom G. Ruff Jr., 18, of Glas Mra. Oathallne A. Archer Earlier today an Israeli army representative from Manches pers, helping Kennedy to reach questions seldom vary from one tric Light and Power Co. men Workshop Is proud to be a con operation. and Mrs. Ralph Caven. ing a full basket. The giant Easter bunny was made with ter’s 20th Assembly District. an audience far beyond the CMef Francis Limerick. tonbury, was ch a i^ d with fail B^meral services for Mrs. spokesman said machine-gun campus to another. What does who used to work closely vMth tributor to their project." Members are reminded that papier-mache by children at the Gilead School In Hebron. Several names have been drop Ivied walls. And he needs all the he think of the Pueblo Incident? McKinney when he was In The toastmaster was Deputy The previous five productions ure to secure a load. He Is dues may be paid to Mr. and (Herald photo by Pinto.) CathaUne A. Archer, widow of bursts were fired at two Israel scheduled to appear In court on Dr. John d a rk Archer, will be army Jeeps and a command car ped but none have caught on publicity he can get. What about the draft? What will charge of the fire alarm sys Fire Chief William Stratton and have netted a total of $3,286 to Mrs. Robert,Heins, treasurers, chairman of the affair was April 16. at this event. held tomorrow at 2 pm. at near the occupied city of Gaza. with party leaders. —Kennedy wanted to prove he do immediately upon taking tem lines strung around the pool fund and the 1967 con 12th Circuit Wilber Uttle, who was the office about Vietnam? Police say the Baron car waa Center Congregational Church. He added there were no casual that Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, town came to honor him. Fireman Raymond M. Thomp tribution was i$360. Burial win be in Union Ceme ties. candidate in 1966, Is cd^ider- who also Is waging a youth-or He fields them smoothly., McKinney waa given a purse son. nils year the Workshop wlU traveling east on Wetherell St. G)urt Cases near Waddell Dr. and the dump tery, Bel-Air, Md. In Beirut, Lebanon, a Pales ing running again, but has iented campaign, hadn’t cap usually answers to their satis "V of travel checks for hla coming The invocation was given by stage "Ruddlgore,” and per Town Has Plans THINK SMALL 91784.90 made no decision. tured all the young hearts. faction, and goes away with the DISCOUNT trip to Florida with Ms wife, Frank Drake, chaplain of the formances axe scheduled for truck waa traveling west. As Ih e Holmes Funeral Home, tinian commando group, the 1968 Volkawagen Sedan the vehicles passed each other, MANCHESTER SE29SION 400 Mein S t, Is in charge of Popular Front for the Libera Democrat Henry Becker, the For a figure as controversial plea: "I need your help If we Christine. Firemen of Co. 8, the Army and Navy Club. April 26 and 27 In Bailey Au To Paint Bridge Delivered in Manchester the rocks fell off, police say. arrangemMits. tion of Palestine, claimed Its incumbent, is expected to seek as Kennedy Is^ the resiwnse on are going to turn this convention., company McKinney Joined Sept. ditorium o f Manchester High Hie case o f Joseph B. Martas- Flquipped with leatherette In The hood on the Baron car There will be no calling men killed or injured more than re-election. campus has been decidedly and this country around.” 8, 1926, gave Mm a set of lug School. There will be two eve aa, 16, of 23 Edgerton St., was Bids will be accepted until terior, windshield washer, 2- one-sided In his favor. His cam- was also damaged. speed electric wipers, heater, houm. 12 IsraeUes in raids March 20 Republican State Reps. Don And then the students swarm gage for Ms trip. 7 from MPHNA ning perfoormances and a mat continued to April 18 for pre- April 18 at 11 a.m. In the Munici palg;n keynote—to throw out the around him to touch him, shake To help Ms woodworking hob inee. A car driven by Katherine senrteince Investigarti'oii. pal Building lor painting the defroster, 4-way safety flashers, and 25. The group admitted one ald Genovesl, in the 18th Dis back-up lights, front and rear Mrs. Jennie Henderaon of its officers and one other trict, and Robert Stavnltsky, In Johnson policies In Vietnam, his hand, shout his name. by, the men of the entire de Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poirier Shannon, 79 Russell St., bump Matassa pleaded guilty to a Union St. Bridge, Including 210 stop the bombing and get to the ed the rear of a car driven by linear feet of Its chain link seat belts. B\meral services for Mrs. Jen raider were Wiled In the opera the 19th District, cilso are ex Their signs say "Camelot partment preaented Mm with a of 184 Brent Rd. are In charge <*arge of larceny imder $250, tions. pected to run for re-election. negotiating table—Is what the Again.” aet of power tools. McKinney Seven board members of the of ticket sales. Mr. and Mrs. Melbume Blinn, 69, of 244 Union a substitute charge of using a fence. nie Henderson of 89 Lawton Rd. St. yesterday afternoon. Police It also said its raiders blew up Democrat Thomas Conran, S-A-L- Manchester Public Health Nurs Robert Gordon Jr., 46 Lltch- motor vehicle without the own The bridge proper Is to be Rt*. II, T.IUn4 TpU. were held yesterday afternoon say the Blinn car stopped on painted forest green and the TED TRUDON Til«.Hvilt.-Mtn«h. • r \ . ■ ^ * < i V : ' *4 -I PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1908 MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN rectly to Kennedy Airport In wine country and the glass mak necticut. Included are trips to addition ito his present home. dent; A1 Orlowskl, secretary; American Citizen’s club is eligi New York. They will then spend ing centers. After a comprehen Coventry Vernon Town Families Sought Tanglewood and Jacob’s Pillow; m m m Mrs. Rutfi .Smith, to remodel Bruno Sumlslaakl, treasurer; ble to become a member of the- two weeks on an extensive tour sive trip to the nation's capltol Mystic Seaport; the Shake 'k CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS i f a present store area into an Michael Rogalus, chef, and Max Pish Club. Anyone Interested" in of the East Coast. Their itiner In Washington, D.C., they will speare Theater, • and Sikorsky apartment in a house on Main Fish Club Plans ^adlak, public relations. Joining is Invited to attehd Sun For Homestay Program ary Includes a trip into Canada spend a few days In New York Combination Windows and Doors Aircraft. Also on the agenda Is PTA^s to Co-Sponsor Project Street next to the First Con day’s meeting. to visit Ihe clUes of Ottowa, City shopping, sightseeing and Rules and regtilatlons to gov a visit to the Boston-Plymouth gregational Church (In a husl- Election Sunday Door Canopies, Roll-up Au-nlngs, Canvas Awnings Repaired, W ould you lUce to have a stu ■ In Manchester, the French Quebec and Montreal. A stop ern this season’s fish contest en theater-going. area and the Freedom Trail. A neets zone). Re-fcovered. Take Down Service and Storage. Boat Canvas Re dent from France stay in your students will use the facilities at the Von Trapp Lodge In After arriving in Connecticut To Help Student Loan Fund The annual pre-season meet tries will also be adopted at Tallahassee First cruise aboard the' Dolly Madi Robert E. Walsh, .to change paired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Custom at East Catholic High School for Stowe, VI. will be followed by at the beginning of August, the son and a possible trip to New Sunday’s meeting. The 1668 sea TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The home thie summer? his license from a tavern to a ing of the Pollsh-American Citi Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Panels tor dally classes. The students will a tour of the Finger Lakes Re students will continue to sample A special fund raising project each of the three organizations son marks the 38th year of the capital of Florida leads all other Jalousie Units. Waterprooflng Compound For Tents, Boatcovers Manchester families will have port are planned, along with a restaurant beer permit con zens Fish Club will be held Sun attend class each weekday gion In New York State, • where the historical and modem points trip to New London and the Is being conducted for the bene- receiving F400. This year’s pro- club. An anniversary banquet 18 metropolitan areas In the Unit and Canvas. W e Do Rescreenlng of Aluminum Screens. ' ^ a chance to open their doors to cerning business conducted on day at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse Heavy Duty Zippers. morning and study American lit they will be shown New York of interest In and around Con Coast Guard Academy. ^ of the Coventry Student Loan coeds will also be equally dlvld- held each November when priz ed States In personal Income some 2S students from France erature, arts and drama, the Fund. This Is being sponsored ed among the three organize- Main Street. , on Village St. es are awarded for "tile best galin projected for the 1962 tU s August. The town, because English language, and American by the trustees of the CSLF, tions. Officers will be elected for the fresh and salt water catches of to 197S period. The overage In of Its cultural atmosphere and culture In general. «md the P T A units of Coventry The Fifes and Drum Ball com- Manchester Evening Herald coming year. Edward Poreda is the season. A trout derby Is held crease In total personal income MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Coventry oorrespondent, F. presently serving as president; the malce up of its populeiion, The object of the Homestay Orammar School and the mlttee will be meeting each each opening day. Is expected to be 6.8 per cent EST. 1949 — 195 W . C E N T E R S T R E E T — 649-8091 has been chmen as a center for program, both In France and George Horsey Robertson School Monday at 8 p.m. In the Booth- Pauline Uttle, tel 742-62S1. Jack Dowglewlcz, vice-presi . ^ y member of the Polish a year. 'the "Homestay” program, America, Is to allow the visiting 6/m/ritA tt! Three special prizes will be Dlmock Memorial Library to which Is sponsored by the non- students to sample the cuture awarded during the annual Flfea work on the plans for the st proSit, educational organinajtion, of tlie country first hand. KNOW N FOR VALUES and Drums Ball April 27 at fair. the Organisation for Study in The French students are ex Ray’s Roller Rink (the informal At this week’s meeting Mrs. France and America (OSFA). pected to live with their Ameri ball starts at 9 p.m.): A eon- Paul Boardman, table reserva- Under "Homestay" students can families as members of the aolette color television, a tran- tions and reception committee from France live with Ameri family. The families are urged GIANT SIZE siator stereo with stand and a chairman, reported there are can families for a month and to include the students In their swinger camera. only six of the total 48 tables study the language and Ameri own routines and activities. The Coventry Student Loan available. Each of the six tables can Culture. Families which have taken Fund was founded In 1966 to as- will accommodate 10 persons, The students need homes for part in Homestay programs say STEEL STORAGE HOUSE slst students from Coventry to Anyone who has not already their Homestay, and any Man that the experience of having a further their education beyond made such reservations should chester resident who wishes to foreign stud^t is rewarding to the high school level. call Mrs. Boardman as soon as take part In the program and both student and family mem Recognizing that education be- possible, Invite the French student to live bers. Very often a strong attach yond high school is becoming a Nearly two-thirds of the avail- In his home is asked to contact ment develops, they say, and Approximately necessity, the Coventry Gram- able 270 tickets have already Lorena Dutelle, 1288 Broad St., families who take part In the mar School IPTA and the Rob- been committed, according to- Hartford. Miss Dutelle, the Man program once generally apply FREE ertson School PTA, as well as Gene Bosrlngton, ticket chdir- again. ...AT THE PARKADE chester representative for OSFA, 8 ft . wide X 7 f t . n tho Education Association of man. Is a teacher of PYench at Tiling The French group will leave mma G I Coventry, established this The Connecticut Skating Club France In mid July and fly di KNOWN FOR VALUES 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Junior High School. She is ad Fund as the most effective way of Ray’s Rolle>Rmk will handle visor to the French Club at the d ^ p X 6 f t . high to ald.,quallfied and deserving tickets of ^ e s t s attending the school and studied'in France. students. affair, a s well as coats, and the The famines which serve as You con'/ heal this!... AppUcaUons for' loans are «ast'end refreshments stand In host for the students do not Il6 SALE IS NOW evaluated by a Board of T ru s -'^ ® building. The affair is have to speak French. The use No you can’t beat quality drugs plus low prices. Every "BONUS tees comprising members ^^ep- Paul Landerman’s Gr- of the French language is dis chemical test has bem made to give you strict government IN PROORESS resentlng each of the sponsoring chestra. Coventry Police Chief couraged, in fact, since 'the stu quality drugs. Every bottled drug lab control number. organizations and th^ TPwn of ®“Xene Menard will he In dent is supposed to be learn Come in and see the thousands of items. Items you use ARTHUR DRUQ Coventry at-large. The majority ®^arge of the safety and park- ing EhigUsh. f Michael Dworkln of the loans are granted to stu- aspect of the affair, everyday and save 50%. The students who came to Reg. Pharmacist dents jwith urgent needs where Fashion Show study have had several years ths- five-member Board of Trus- name of Mrs. Norman 'Of Hnglish and are able to con tees can react more promptly was Inadvertently omlt- MEDICINE CHEST NEEDS verse in Bnglish. They are COUPONS than most other sources of fl- 'U'® models to high school and college stu nanclal assistance. Loans are during the Junior REXALL dents, 16 and 20. yeans o}d. 59cALC0 REX ALCOHOL, 16 oz...... 2 fo r .60 granted without Interest, but Club sponsored fash- Manchester is the second r TS y ^ must be paid ,back after the at 8 p.m. In 1.39 ANTIHISTAMINE TABS., 5 0 's ...... 2 fo r 1.40 RUBBING community in Connecticut to r m r ii.'u TO SPEND LIKE CASR student haa completed his edu- Church Community House have a Homestay program. The ALCOHOL A I R W > catlonal program. ^ Route 44A. 99c ASPIRIN, 10 gr„ lOO’s ...... 2 for 1.00 program has been in progress Our finest quality. I Loans are granted by the Burning Permits in West Hartford since 1962. ^ F/RST PINT REG. 79c k during these 3 days only trustees after thorough evalua- Perialits for burning in ithe 1.50 CONTACT LENS W EniNG SOL, 2 oz...... 2 fo r 1.51 About 50 students are ex tlon of the following four obtained from pected to take part this year, IK x c q 1.09EYELO DROPS, 25 c c ...... 2 fo r 1.10 both aspects: Other resources avail- “ 'V of 'U’e following fire and it is hoped that half of MARCH 28, 29, 30 REXALL this number will be hosted in able to the student, need, ability ^ e n s : Richard M. GaUnat, stores of the student to succeed In his ” 'arshall; Charles R. Chris- 1.09 EYELO EYE LOTION, 8 oz...... 2 fo r 1.10 Manchester. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SACCHARIN Any family which would planned course of study and mo- G«orge 89c FOOT POWDER, Rexall, 4 oz...... 2 for .70 open tlvaUon of the student. Kingsbury, A. Samuel LeDoyt, >/4-Grain • lOOO's like, to apply for a student may STORE TABLETS do so now with Mias Dutelle. tonito Through FeJjruary 1968, con- C e ll a r Potter 69c MILK OF MAGNESIA TABS., 8 5 's ...... 2 fo r .70 Closing day for applications Is trlbutlons to the Student Loan H. Schmidt. ZBA Hearing Monday April SO. Fluid amounted to |3,275 and 35c PETROLEUM JELLY, U.S.P., 4 oz...... 2 fo r .36 "°"'2m 99( and fristlU The Zoning Board of Appeals The Homestay program of the have been made by many In public hearing at 7 p.m. Mon REXALL REG. 1.29 Va-jr.lOOO's 21orT.30 OSFA Is a two-way program. dividuals and organizations. w M i oH your day will have three (Instead of VITAMINS French students stay In Am eri Loans totalling $2,600 have been eostwr iMods! two) persons asking for var PANOVITE REG. 1.691-gr. lOOO’s ’2for1.7Q can homes and American stu granted by the ^ a rd of Trust Multi-vitamins. lOO's iances to the local zoning regu 98c VITAMIN C Tabs. 100 mg, lOO’s ...... 2 for .99 dents stay in FYench hones on • candy ees. lations: MO. 3.91 DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE a reciprocal basis. Tax deductible contributions • boskots Raymond Victor of Gable Rd., 1.59 VITAMIN C Tabs. 250 mg, lO O 's...... 2 for 1.60 An OSFA official said that in any amount can be made to REXALL • cards for a 12-foot variance from WITH VIOSTEROL about half a dozen students from the Coventry Student Loan Steward Rd. to constmot an 1.69 BREWER'S YEAST Tabs. 250’s ...... 2 fo r 1.70 Supplies calcium, phos East Catholic High School will • toy* Fund, P. O. Box 188, Coventry, 2 .9 9 MILK OF go to Franc^this summer for • m ^ i d n s (Jonn., 06238. Any contribution 1.39 DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE Tabs, with :.)9 PANOVITE CHEWABLES. MAGNESIA phorus, and Vitamin D. 60's 2 for 2.40 their studlesf and that a total of and mnoh, mnoh more! of $100 or more will be recogniz Viosterol, lOO’s ...... 2 for 1.40 Plain or Mint flavored. 100 tablets. H A about 30 students will go from ed by adding the donor’s name 4.IS PANOVITE wKAMINEAALS. lOO's 2lor4.9C Creamy-smooth! 12 02. the Greater Hartford area. to the Contributor’s Plaque lo ALUMIHUM 2.89 VITAMIN B i, 100 mg., lOO’s ...... 2 fo r 2.90 Reg. 139 * IN TREE \ cated In Coventry High School. Three Groups to Benefit SIUIHCI 2.79 VITAMIN B COMPLEX Caps., lOO’s ...... 2 fo r 2.80 The Fifes and Drum Ball mentioned will have the Coven For Free Estimate 1.63 VITAMIN B i 2 Cone. Tabs. 100 meg, lOO’s ... 2for1.B4 TOILETRIES BUYS ASSEMBLES EASILY BONUS try Student Loan Fund as one R E X A ll CaH SPUNTEX LYCRA® SPANDEX 65c BUBBLE BATH, Lorie 2 for .66 of three local organizations LAVENDER use only a screwdjjrj||gj^ BABY NEEDS SUPER SHEER SEAMLESS benefiting from the proceeds. Z. LEO NE AEROSOL 1.75 DUSTING POWDER 5 oz. (4 Fragrances) 2 for 1.76 COUPONS The other two will be the Nathan 89c BABY CARE OIL, Rexall, 10 oz...... 2 fo r .90 SHAVE CREAAA SUPPORT NYLONS Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums Contractor 98c PERFUMED TALC, Lorie, 1 lb...... 2 for .99 and the Coventry Public Health Mountains of lather! if you add $50 228.3336 or 742-6962 89c BABY TALCUM, Rexall, 1 lb. ca n ...... 2 fo r ^ 9 0 'Mi|vr Petite, Average, Long, IN FREE Nursing Association. The pro X-Long. Give leg support 2.50 AEROSOL COLOGNES...... 2 for 2.51 WcQUIK-SWABS (Cotton Tip) 3", 200's...... 2 for .60 Regular or Menthol. to your account ceeds of last year’s activity had \|i n'klflJi' with, sheerness! 11 oz. REG. 98c 1.50 COMPACT POWDER, Radiance...... 2 for 1.51 59c BREAST PADS, Pk of 1 2 ...... 2 for .60 BONUS REG. 5.95 r 1.50 DRY SKIN CLEANSING CREAM 69c COTTON BALLS, 130’s ...... 2 fo r .70 2 m 9 9 ^ Cara Nome, 3% oz. 2 for 1.51 COUPONS FIRST AID NEEDS 2.50 HORMONE CREAM, Cara Nome, 2^^ oz, 2 for 2.51 3.1 < ■ 4 “ if you add $100 • ♦ GLYCERIN 69c RO-BALL DEODORANT, 1 oz...... 2 for .70 * 29c ADHESIVE TAPE, Ya" x 5 yds...... 2 for .30 REXALL INSTANT to your account 49c ADHESIVE TAPE, V i" x 10 yds...... 2 fo r .50 SUPPOSITORIES 39c NAIL POLISH REMOVER, 4 oz...... 2 for .40 ' A DU LTS' OR SPRAY STARCH 69c STERILE COnON, 3% oz...... 2 for .70 1.25 HAIR SETTING JEL, 8 oz...... 2 for 1.26 ' Gable-roofed with front INFANTS' Slarch as you iron! Won't 1.50 HAIR SEniNG LOTION, 8 oz...... 2 for 1.51’ 35c GAUZE BANDAGE, 2" x 10 yds...... 2 for .36 Rexall pure quality scorch. Iron glides easily TfKlt>5 glycerin. Induce 24 OZ. AEROSOL 98c DANDRUFF TREATMENT SHAMPOO, and rear rain gutters 98c AEROSOL MERTHIOLATE, 1 oz...... 2 fo r .99 SPRAY laxative action. STARCH REG. 89c Fast, 8 oz...... 2 for .99 39c TINCTURE OF IODINE, U.S.P., 1 oz...... 2 fo r .40 7 • Sturdy construction. Walls .59 LACE SHOWER CAP...... 2 for .60 98c TRI-SALVE, Triple Antibiotic, V4 oz...... 2 fo r .99 and doors lock firmly .25 BOB PINS Brown, Black 60’s 2 for .26 • ‘Pressure coat’ finish. m GET ANOTHER A child— perhaps YOUR child— is out Voianour US FACT SUITBHN MAHCHBSMB BVBNINO mCBALD. HAMGCTRCR. OOMM. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1969 MANCHBTBR EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN Vernon with fruit; Friday, tuna long boy, local chapter of the Daughters jM oe Obudiowalil Tolland honey buttered carrots, celery of the Civil War Veterans. Church Youths Drra OknuA SertorBdltar stick, chocolate surprise. VFW Appreciation Night BdMnMnOitei; Bob BJeBer Kindergarten Assistants The Tolland 'VFW Post and Serve Supper Karcy Junn SportB Batter Boys League Assisting mothers at the Tol Auxiliary will hold an Appreci The young people of St. John’s Fanture Ddttor New Education Aide land Co-operative Kindergarten ation Night tomorrow at the Polish National Catholic Church Sully says— T he H igh S chool W orld P la n sF irst next week are: Monday, Mrs. Post Home. will serve a chicken and spaghet Cleaver Kennedy, Mrs. Joseita The poet will honor all post ti dinner and sell baked goods Mrs. Joyce Don, FtoJty AdHwr Big discounts don't VOL. XXX, Now 25 !• RIDAT, MAltCH 29 compiled by Students of Manchester High School Will Start July 1 Kelly, Mrs. Dennis Hart, Mrs. and auxiliary members who Sunday from 11:80 a.m. to 2 Registration Richard Harrison; Wednesday, have worked for the good of the p.m. In the church dining room. always moon b ig A Bloomfield man wlU come er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mrs. Ronald Kowalski, Mrs. Wil organization in any capacUty. Stephen Dzleliuski will be to Vernon July 1 as the edu F. Archer, Wapping Wood Rd., The first of two Tolland Boys fred LaBelle, Mrs. Verne Hath Two special guests, still unan master of ceremonies. Miss have graduated^ from eight nounced will sdso be honored. V a I u o. Our thor cation systom’s first business League sign-up sessions for away, Mrs. Bennie Tomlin; Fri Joan Dziellnski and Miss Susein weeks of recruit twining at Par- day, Mrs. Richard Lamelln, No charge will be made for Dzielinskl will be hostesses. Ste manager. eight-to-18-year-olds will be held o Parris Island, S. C. After they Mrs. Gerald Morell, Mrs. Rich the dinner and dance. phen Lewkowlcz Is chairman for oughly r e o n d i- diarlas I. Brisson was chos undergo from two to four tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ard Jarvis and Mrs. Richard The auxiliary will meet Mon the event. en from among four candidates weeks of combat training, they tfonod usod cars in the town hall. Jette. day at 7:30 In the post home Special guests will be the Rev. applying for the position. Two will be given their first Marine Service Banners to nominate and elect officers and Mrs. Walter Hyszko, and of the applicants ware local Corps Assignment. All boys wishing to participate provo it. Chuck for the coming year. the Rev. Walter Robert Janow- men, one o f them Willtam Hahn, in the league this year will be Service banners for families Rockville Hospital Notes having boys in the armed forces ski, pastor of Our Savior’s a member of the Board of Edu required to register, despite thus# somplo buys. Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 may be obtained by contacting Manchester Evening Herald Church, Hartford. cation who eimcunoed his resig- their possible previous affilia p.m. In all areas except ma ^rs. Emery Clough. The neitijcn last week. tion with the league. Tolland correspondent Bette The event Is open to all mem Low cost bonk fi ternity where they are 2 to 4 banners are provided by the bers of the parish and theta Brisson has been business A Pony League for 18-year- Quatrale, tel. 875-284S. and 6:30 to 8 p.m. guests. manager in the Bloomfield Admitted Wednesday: Annette old.". will be formed if enough nancing, too! school syijtem since 1968. He Is Manglafico, Tolland; Henry Interested is evident. Joseph Sullivan a greiduaite of the University Warfield, Broadbrook; Diane Each registrant must be ac o f Connecticut wtth a master’s McLaughlin, 226 East Main St.; companied by a parent or degree from the University of Rita Jean, 9 Franklin St.; Dai guardian, and if registering for j THE 1968 PHINNEY-HUNT Hartford. sy Deane, Manchester; Thomas tho first time must bring his Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, su Shea, 2 Franklin Park. birth certificate. EDUCATIONAL TOUR perintendent o f schools, hais ex Discharged Wednesday: Alan The Women’s Auxiliary of pressed the need for a busi Vlcchlolla, Ellington; Ethel the Boys League will hold a food (Franchised By Chieppo Bus (^.) ness manager for the schoool Rlttley, 14 Wilson Lane; Annette and bake sale during the regis Has a few seats left for girls from 9th grade up for a 4 week coast-to-coast tour. system for several years but Jesanis, Tolland; Joanna De- tration session. Visiting a variety of Industrie plants, national monuments and parks, as well as his 1966 Rambler Wagon *1995 eoxA year it was deleted for Bear, Wapping; Allan Schllnd- School Lunches toric geographic and cultural areas. financial reasons. This year the Lunches at Tolland schools Traveling approximately 300 miles per day, a student will enjoy excellent camping 770, RH, AT, WW. er, Ellington; Marion Dugal, (as well as motels) and see such items as: St. Louis Arch, Carlsbad Caverns, Wliite board decided the hiring of a Femwood Rd.; Earl Bickford, next week are: Monday, bar manager wos a necessity in or Sands Nat. Mon., Zoorama, Mt. Palomar, Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Grand 30 Hansen Dr.; Teresa Allard, becued pork on roll, buttered Canyon, Mesa Verde, Mt. Rushmore, Black Hills Passion Play, Hormel Meat Packers. der to give Dr. Romsdeil more 42 Coldspring Dr.; Karen Clou- corn, potato chips, fruit cob “ Indy” 600 and many others. time to devote to the educa key, 33 Spring St.; John Clark, bler; Tuesday, ham and egg Tour leaves June 24th and returns on July 20th. Total tour cost Is $692. Write or 1966 Ambassador D P I tion aspect of 'the ever-grow 18 East St.; Anne Calver, El casserole, mashed potatoes, call for complete brochure through— ing system. lington. peanut butter and jelly sand V-8, RH, AT, PB, PS. Brisson will supervise all 2 wich, celery stick, fruit; PAUL B. PHINNEY business areas connected with The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Wednesday, soup, toasted budgets, purchasling, buildings is at 88 Park St., tel. 876-3136 cheese sEindwlch, apple crisp; 126 NORTH ELM STREET and transportation. or 643-2711. News items may be Thursday, chicken and dressing, MANCHESTER, CONN.—TEL. 643-1431 1966 Sears Motorcycle *295 The newly created position mailed to P. O. Box 827, Rock cranberry sauce, buttered peas, calls for a starting salary of ville. wheat bread and butter, Jello $12,000. Brisson is married and has six children. The other local man applying 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 for the position was Russell An 2-Dr. H’top. 352, V-8, RH, AT, PS. 9 drews. Bible School Set The Trinity Lutheran Church has announced that it will con duct its fifth annual two-week 1905 Rambler Wagon 060 vacation Bible School from June TOMORROW - Last Day RH, AT, 6, PS, 4 new. 24 to July 8. The closing service will be on Wednesday evening, July 3. Mrs. Norman Schmidt has 1964 T-Bird been appointed this year’s superintendent. The theme for the school will be “ Tell the Good l \ / l News.” Transportation by bus Biln Crowe, in diving gear, pleads with M in Case, atiaB Lmda Pialmberg. On the more serious side of the efvefning^» activ and car will be arranged by the 1964 American Magnuson, lx> allow her to wear in all for that teorrifying step into ities in the fought game, Tom Crockett (33) jumps for the Church whenever possible for ONCE-A-YEAR FACTORY-AUTHORIZED Seniors’ Antics Highlight Evening the shallow end of the pool. The scene was part o f the Senior girls’ as Mr. Hyde tries to block him. During a brirf lull, the be«ui- children whose parents cannot presentation of a typical day in guis’ gym d ^ . A happy senior senior cheerleaders spur their team 'THE Around fhe Smmhing Opening Day Performance for Indiana Elbow Troubles Keep Kaat Out, Herald Angle Golf Tournament Grapefruit League By BARRY COWLES Hickcox Sets New Record WITH Hitting Barrage Sinks Angels 18-3 Paced by Sanders Scbolastio Sporto Witter HANOVER, N.H. (AP) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — o u r Sanders MIAMI (A P)—TheCaU- Our present plan U to put -Indiana’s perennial I f D him on the disabled list at the When WUl Two Schools Meet. bridesmaids don’t want to doesn t win the Masters Golf Tounament in April, his Earl Yost fornia Angrels and Balti start of the season.” next Dig afoal will be the British Open in mid-July. more Orioles have had Now that the current basketball season has come to longrer for the HiilRALD SPORTS EDITOR Another alUng player, Atlanta a near complete close on the local high school scene it’s Swimming Cham- It’s not that he Isn’t plan n in g-----t ’ ,------7— ~ri— Z—I----- 71 their wings clipped but outfielder Rico Carty» Is under to press his one-stroke advan a tw^foot putt Jim Kaat’s elbow trouble going tests in a Lantana, Fla., time to get a fire going before next season’s schedules Pj°"8hip. Judging from tage over the field in today’s *’‘r*‘*“ Thursday’s Hopes for Changes has thrown the Minnesota hospital to determine if he has are completed. At least four or five years have passed impressive opening second round of the Greater Twins for a bigger loss. tuberculosis. He was reported since the first egression of “ When are East Catholic performance, they Jacksonville Open. But Sanders Five challengers were one San Francisco unleashed a “ feeling fine w d walking and Manchester High going to compete on a full snorts has won it before and he knows stroke behind him and 60 others Regarding Helmets 22-hit barrage against four Cali around" ’Thursday but asked program baBUT" » ® s p o n s working aU year another prestige victory would broke par 72 on the 7,221-yard fornia pitchers ’Thursday and that details of his confinement One can only hope that the j y , . j , Bald an elated Charlie establish him among the elite of Deerwood Oub course ® Steve Reid, AI Qeiberger, rolled to an 18-3 exhibition base not be released. ^ reaponBlble parties will sit down lYolMKly 8 Perfect Hickcox after smashing the the game at the “ conference table” and t*>e mto-taiteiprobaiUon American record for the second . Gardner Dickinson, Dewitt ball triumph over the Angels at Lou Brock socked a run-scor "The British TAMPA, Fla.—Youngest couldn’t do ever](|hing we want Rhoenix, Ariz. weigh all the determining fact- notee token in my oonversa- t4mo |ta one day Thursday while ,. , , Weaver Jr. and Julius Boros ing triple and tallied on a throw could excel the big American ^ere at 66. Don January, Rich- pilot in the major leases, ed," he added. ’The Orioles were shut out for ors and come up with aomethtag ‘wMb retiring Ctoach Phil leading a 1-2 Hoosler fiiUah in ing error by shortstop Ted Ku- tournaments such as the Mas- grd Martinez, Chl-Chl Rodriguez 34-year-old Dave Bristol, the second time in a row, bow biak, giving the Cardinals the that many Manchester residents Hyde, Ibis writer reported ittaat the 200-yard individual medley, ters, U.S Open and PGA," San- gnd Bobby Nichols were at 67. would like to see three ing 2-0 to Washington at Miami, edge at Bradenton, Fla. Nelson would like to see come about. Have McKenna was Hyde’s “ We really want to get this Better Conditions ders said. "I have business in Defending champ Dan Sikes Fla., as Camilo Pascual and BUI Brlles stopped the A’s on five Maybe there is more to this blggeA player. This Is by no one for Dec,” he said of Coach changes to improve base From past personal ex problem than meets the eye, terests in the British Empire, was among a dozen at 68 after ball, and he gets the whole Denehy combined for a five-hit hits over the first seven innings. means is fiaftertag to any- Jim "Doc” OounsUman, whose periences, the first spring that ter. and if BO, when Is the public one, as he could have been Indiana teams finished second and I figure the British Open an erratic round including an hearted support of this Florida At Tampa, Fla., the Reds would mean half a million dol- eagle, three birdies and a bo- I toured ^ e Florida camps, 11 Kaat, Minnesota’s southpaw going to find out what it is. tbat just editttag on the bench, three- straight times from 1964 visitor. yearij ago, a sweater, top coat pushed over the winning run on lars more to me than any of the ggy pitching ace, flew from Orlando, Don Wert’s bases-loaded error in This writer finds it very hard To a&t the recotd straight BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE TWHNTY-OMB I W O N O SR^ V/HV DON'T VATRV HOORAVr^ SHE WON'T IF VA SHOWS UP' MY WORO.TM HONORED BY THIS 1 U U I n F FLO W ERS THAT QI/AWvICK O SHE L O V E S WITH THOSE AutomobllM For Solo 4 H # i p , H «lp Help Wanted— Male 3ft Help Wanted Mala 3ft W IL L HELP? PICKIN' OFF TH ME'. ^ -.S EXPRESSION OF CONFIDENCE.'AND HOW ABOUT ANOTHER 1966-FORD V8, 2-door aedan, Centroellnq 14 as 3 5 CLERK-TYPIST — wanted to PETUNIA'S .PETALS? BOUQUET? THE BOYS 'TIAE OTHERTWOTOUR NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF O. D. GRINDER — Experienc OUY5 RUNNiN' OWLS DOES NEED A PRESIDENT standard shift, immaculate, learn trucking operattons, good MAOATAAE! WANT YOUJ CLASSIFIED WES ROBBINS Carpentry re WOMAN to care for three cWI- DRIVERS for school bus Man ed, smaU shop, all beneflts. must sell, $900. 644-0237. chance for advancement, truck •‘V . / q o o d i d e a '. TO RUN 1 ARE PUSHOVERS^ WITH BOLD AND IMAGINATIVE modeling specialist. Additions, dren and Uve in, wages plus chester schools, 7:30 — 8:48 Stygar Gage Co., 1445 ToUand ing background helpful , not SHE LOVES ME, IN THE M A J O R - - - / NEW PROGRAMS/'— HAK-KAFF.'— Antw»r to Provloui Puitl* rec rooms, dormers, porches, board and Inaul'ance. 876-0287, a.m., 2:18—3:48 p.m. Excellent Tpke., Manchester. essential, hours 1 p.m .-ll p.m. SHE LOVES ME Dis t r ic t , y o u 'l l p u t 'E m Y b u t o f c o u r s e I'LL HAVE TO cabinets, formica, built-ins, part-time position. We train Nocturnal Sounds 876-9064. Apply Maahkln Freight Lines. 6 LECTION,! ]DOWN LIKE THE i CONSIDER MV OTHER U U l U ADVERTISING Trucks— Tractors 5 bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. you, 643-2414. M AN WANTED for bulldozer 116 Park Ave., East Hartford. FIRST BEER.'/V RESPONS iBIUTIES./ i=ir_T:=i WAITRESSES — full and part- and shovel operation. Full MA30R.' ACROSS 2 Afghan prince 3 Australian from CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1966 QCMC half ton pick-up. CERAMIC TILE — bathroom time, local married ladles pre YOUNG WOMAN — part-time, 1 Yowling — time. Call 876-1604 anytime. PRESS OPERATOR! Hobart Push board bumper, remov counters, pullmans, etc. ReS' nights and weekends for sales nght 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ferred. Apply 2-8 p.m. Knudsen FORK LIFT OPERATORS 4 Mouths able high sides on body, 6 cyl sonable, ail work guaranteed. Country Fare, 1100 Burnside clerk. Apply in person only, ELECTRICIAN — journeyman 4 Hoot of i n ------5 Gained victory 7 Inebriated inder, $208. Large utility trail Westown Pharmacy 469 Hart PACKERS 6 Epistle For free estimate, call 649- Ave., East Hartfor^. and helpers, full-time, steady huiband’i loud 7 Church parts COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. er, excellent hauling, $05. 18' 8430. ford Rd., Manchester. employment, insurance ben First Shift, 46 Hour Week 8 Dress tvpes WAITREBS wanted -- Exper 1 2 CandIcnut tree 4lS0 PJ«. DAT BKFORB PUBUOATION oak boat frame $20. 649-0120, efits, paid holidays and vaca j - i f 3-39 (2 words) 06 Hawthorne. A A L Remodeling, Inside and ienced preferred but not neces STENOGRAPHER —transcrlp- EASTERN BOILER A 13 Fish eggs 9 Dorsal bones DMdUne for Satartey and Moeday la «:80 p.m. Frltey. tion. Call between 8 a.m. — 6 14 Pushed, as a outside work. Fire escapes tionist willing to learn MP-ST 10 Ice floe sary. Apply Oavey’s Restau p.m. Robert's Electric Co., ELECTRONICS, INC. boat 11 Unoccupied and rec room included. 1-872- rant, 46 E. Center St. operation and PBX switch 99 Loomla Si. 15----- thunder South Windsor, 644-2421. A LLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 Small child PLEASE READ YOUR AD board for relief. Good typist. 17 Whirling motion 44 Greenland Auto Accossorios— 3866 or 1-87B-4S17. 20 Unit of energy 31 Operatic 18 Feminine name Eskimo HOSTESS — Night work In Excellent salary. Fringe bene MEN part-time for janitor and MANAGER trainee — Due to BUT THERE'S I ANP THATLL ...SO WHV PONT / YEH, JOE«. > ''‘^PEPENDG ON 22 Larissan soprano OlaaBlfled or "Waat Ada" ara talm otot the phoao ao a T in s 6 19----- chatter on cluding week ends. Four nights NOTHING ID I BE AT LEAST GO PLAY ( OR LETS GOHOW I HOW Bta you mountain 33 Complete 45 Bang fits. Manchester Office. CaU floor waxing work, five days, expansion we need a man to >10 0 phone coarepleBoe. The adrertlaer shonld read hla ad the FIRST p o NOW t il l V t w o w e e k s . GOLF...OR MATBEI HUNT SOMEl BIQ? WANT IT.' 24 Whirlpool cAtum e 46 Adduce NINE low-mileage tires 16" 8- per week. Must be neat appear Mrs. Kelly, 649-5361. train for a managerial pocl- J 21 Bustle DAT IT APPBAB8 and REPORT ERRORS In ttme f o r ^ 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Call General PO A LITTLE \ BIG GAME/) 25 Iroquolan 34 R M chalcedony 47 In the midst of Spoclol Sorvicos 15 23 Gaelic next hiaertlen. The Herald la reapenalble for only ONE hieor- 900, 5 mounted on wheels. Call, ing and enjoy meeting people. Cleaning Service, 649-5884. tlon. Good starting salary while n S H IN G ? Indian 36 Toward 49 Fix again 24 Fully (contr.) after 8 p.m. 646-3006. Will train. Apply in person on PART-'nM E HELP, must be training. Must have car. Kiiat 27 Preposition 38 Number 50 European river reot or emitted Inaertlen for any adverttaement and then only COMPLETE professional work 26 American over 18. Apply in person, U-A 29 Self-acUng 39 East Indian vine 53 Compass point to the extent of a "make rood" tnoertlon. Error# which do of drapes, cornices, installa ly. Howsird Johnson, 894 Tol POSITIONS OPEN on first and have neat appearance and good illustrator 54 Land parcel Theqter East, Manchester second shifts. Apply In person. 28 House (Sp.) net leaaen the vnlne of the adTortldTorUaement wUl not be oorreeted tion. No Job too big or small. land Turnpike. personality. Many emi^oye 8 5” W r r by “rnnhe feed” Inadrtion. TraHors— Parkade. Klock C3o., 1272 ToUand Tpke., benefits. Apply in person. H ie PRACTICING FOR TUE 32 Most arid r - r ~ 3 p - r ~ i i Fast delivery. Reasonable, call 34 Cranial skeleton Manchester. CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT- Mobil* Homos 5-A 643-1613. MEN WANTED part-time morn Singer Co., 866 Main St., Man 35 Greek goddess 12 14 chester, Conn. 647-1426 36 Savored P ~ NIMROD camping trailers — ings for janitorial duties in FU LL or part-time days. Kitch 37 Longings 17 643-2711 WAITRESSES IB 18 . 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 sales and service. Camper Manchester area. CaU 624-0620. en help and cook. Apply in (slang) (RookrlUe, Tell Free) Roofing— Siding 16 Immediate Openings OUI OUR W Al 38 Aroma IS n Town, Route 140, East Wind WOMAN WANTED as a com person. International Pan JANITOR—part-time evenings. BY J. B. W ILLIANS 40 Harem room cake House, 363 Broad St. CaU 643-4463 3 to 6 p.m. only. 41 Domestic slave sor. Com. ^ e n evenings » d t h e BEOT in roofing - and Several high school juniors panion and light housekeeping w o SITUATION CAN W ELL, WHAT DO 43 Indistinct weekends. Rental available, ^oof repair. CaU Coughlin, or sophomores, 16 years old duties. CaU 649-8724 after 3 MAKE A GUY LOOK VOU TH IN K OF 45 Run 28 !l 623-1941. 648-7707. needed for part-time work 48 Hawaiian Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? p.m. MORE STUPID THAN TH'ONE WHO'S after school. Good hourly h HEA. I«w. T.M. tf. ua n>. < RISKIN'HIS LIFE rootstock ‘ A BOSS WHO 15 MUST SELL 1967 Mustang. Two WAITRESS WANTED early CROWDED OUT OF TO BE A SOME 51 Place of 24-Hour Answering Service pay, plus good gratuities. confinement MotoreyciRS— morning hours, 6:30 a.m, - 1 A BOSSES'HUDDLE.' BODY P HE WONT 16 plus two fastback, 360 h. p. Apply in person AIRCITAFT TRAINING DAVY JONES BY LBFF and McWILLIAMS h e a r o r s e e 52 Told BieyciM 11 Excellent condition. CaU after p.m., good working conditions, A T H IN G .' 55 Leaning, as a Free to Herald Readers call Mr. Childers, 643-9940. cask 37^ 6 p.m. 649-0818. BRASS K EY P O N 'T Y I S T IL L OF COURSE... BUT ANVWAV, I'M GLAP NO T H IN G a t t h e 1968 TRIUM PH Bonneville, TR unfortunately , FORGET / PON'T KNOW IN THIS BUSINESS THIS ONE'S OVER... MOMENT, C H A P S ... 56 Equal (comb, Wnat Informatlea on one of \ PAQB TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE For Sdb Holp HousohoM Goods 51 Antiquos 56 Bitsinoss LoeoHont n Homa« For Scat n Hoons For Sola H Homm* For Sdt 72 Lots For Solo 73 O hI Off Town Out Off Town Out Off Town Out Off Town Mow or FomiJo 37 PRACTICALLY new dinette set, CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, For Root 64 BDAUTIFUL 0 room Raneh, SEVEN ROOM older homo, ox- OFF PORTER Street — Choice ______For Sola 75 For Sola 75 For Sdto 71 For Sate 7B largo roo room, 3 ftroplaooo, oellent condition, on bus lino, (30VENTRY — Priced for quick ______ROOFING, siding, carpentry. cocktail table, never used car expert repairing. Colonial STORE FOR RENT — down residential area, recent 8 room MODERN RANCH, large living WOLVERTON AGENCY AO: — CLASSIFIED pet sweeper. 649-0464. Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. buUt-lna, baooment fW »fo. property Includes 2 extra buUd- Colonial, with four bedrooms, room with fireplace, 8 bed- * room Ranch, with two SMe, 100x100 treed building lot, r o u TE 86, Rebran. 70 sera BOLTON43oventry line - 6% Gutters and ceilings. Workman town Manchester, State close to lake, lake privileges VERNON—a o s e to Rt. 83 and BOLTON — Manchester line. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- many extras, aero lot. mtton ing lots. Marlon E. Robertson, 2Mi baths, 2-car garage. Excel bedrooms, 10 x 0 and 12 x 12, farm wllh 6 room house. 8 room L-shaped Ranch, like ship guaranteed. Call R. Dion, Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag rooms, IH baths, city utUlUes. Vernon CUrcle, 7-room Split BLACK Naugahide sectional 0 p.m. Sundays open til 5 Agtney, Realtors. 048-0010. Realtor, 048-0968. lent condition throughout. Car living room, kitchen, bath and 81,990. Phllbrlck Agency, large bame. Approximately 880 new condition, double garage. quality custom built 8 or 4 bed 643-4352. settee, Ideal for rec room or er, State Theatre, 643-7882. $23,900. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. Reduced for quick sale. Hayes Level, 3 bedrooms, family room Raised Ranch, 3-car ga p.m., closed Tuesday and peting included. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 649^847. full basement. On 00’ x 120’ feet on SUte highway, stream ADVERTISING MAN or woman with car to do professional waiting room; FOR RENT or ■ale _ 401 M ^ MUBT BE SEEN, 6 room Cape MANCHESTER — spacious T treed lot. Approximately $4,800 Agency, 6464)181. room. Priced to sell. Wesley rage, extra large bullt-ln Mtch Wednesday. sa le - 4 0 1 Mam ------room h om e. Excellent location. Realtor, 643-1677. EXCELLENT building lot In on property, good for horeee light delivery work In Rockville formica topped tables, size 24x St. Building and lot next to Post with enclosed porch, fireplace, to assume 0^4 per cent mort R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. en, paneled rec room with fire Gillastonbury, just over one or beet. Completely fenced, ad VERNON CLASSIFIED AOVERHSINO DEPT. HOURS area. Students accepted. Call 30, suitable for rec rooms or Office. Excellent location for Uvlng room 16x14, dining room double garage, aluminum eld JOB LOMBARDO has listed a gage at $00.22 a month, $16,800. place, 2<4 baths, many closets, MANCHESTER acre. Good frontage on road. jacent to state forrest. Immedl- CAPES, Ranches, Raised 872-4677. games; metal storage shelve any use. 646-2426, 9-6. 13x14, beautiful large Mtchen ing, large rooms, bus line, IH 4-bedroom Colonial with a 2- Wolverton Agency Realtors, NOW 2 — COULD BE 5 sundeck, aluminum combina 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJL Wanted—To Buy SB Close to school. Earle S. Ro ocoupanoy. T.J. Crockett Real for work room, basement or 11x16. Beautiful room slses to baths. Hayes Agency. 0404081. car garage in a very con 640-2818. Two family 6 over 6 easily Ranches at prices you can af tions, desirable one acre lot. han, Realtor, 643-7433. tor. 6M-107T. garage. Call 643-5529. WE BUY and sell antiques, and TWO NEWLY remodeled ''of- say nothing about how gor venient location. This is an im CUSTOM BUILT converted to 5 three room ford. CaU for particulars. Wes Quick occupancy. Move-in con COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SituoHont Wonlod— used furniture, china, glass, sil- flees. Can be used together or geous the house Is. Truly, a maculate home with aluminum 8IX ROOM Ranch with 8 bed TOLLAND apartments. Zoned for 6. ley R. Smith (Jonstructlon Co., dition. Only $28,900 or best of must be seen home, 831,900. 7 ROOM RANCH 4tM PJM. DAT BEFCHW PDBUCATION Fomolo 38 ver, picture frames, old coins, separately, on Main St. Call siding, aluminum storms and rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, Rosort Proparty DREAM HOUSE? ? New heating system, sid 643-1567. fer. Owners anxious. Lawrence guns, pewter, scrap gold, 648-9078. Wohrerton Agency, Realtors, screens, copper plumbing, and Mtohen has built-in oven, F. Fiano, Realtor, 649-5871. DwKIHt for Sotnrtejr m A MiiiOoy to 4iM p-m. FHdojr. UNCLAIMED ing, cabinet built-lns, etc. WILL CARE for your chUd In watches, old Jewelry, hob------04t-88U. a completely fenced in yard. Two blocks from Main range, formal dining room, For Sate 74 We think so and Invite your CXJVENTRY — Immaculate mo inspection of this large cen Forced sale, sacrificed at BOLTON CENTER — Would my home. Registered. 643- LAY - AW AY by collections, paintings, attic Call Joe now to inspect this Street. Stone front, paneled dernized 4 bedroom Colonial. plus one room suitable for any FRANK FTLLGRAMO offers 1 ^ ’ living room with unique COVENTRY' Lak^" - 4 r o ^ ter entrance (Jolonial with $20,200. Act now. Mr. Lewis, you believe a 6-room Ranch, 9044. contents or whole estates. Fur moderately priced fine home. basement, garage, are a fireplace arrangement. T w o Formal dining room, large Uv- small business, near Parkade. this Aewly listed 7^4 room Con summer cottage. Excellent breezeway and 2 car ga 649-6306. baths, 2-car garage. Gold D IA L 643-2711 New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. few of the many extras in yean old. If this sotmds like ing room, den, 2 baths, front CaU 649-6206, 8-9 p.m. temporary In the prime Ade- area, close to water, beautiful rage. Just 4 years old In Medallion electric heat, kitch machine. Sews on buttons, cluded. Excellent location your kind of house you may and rear stairways to second Situations Wanted— HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques lalde-Waranoke Rd. area. Four treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes "move Into” condition. $27,- B &L W en built-ins, one acre lot with makes button holes, does all geWN ROOM modem home leaves nothing to be desired want to talk to us. Wolverton floor, 2 car garage, 2 sheds, Continuud From Prueuding Pag* bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, STORAGE SPACE for rent, can bedrooms, 2 full baths, lovely ‘ Agency, 646-0131. 500. Call John Sledcsky, 649- shade trees, new wall to wall Male 39 the latest fancy worl<, no Hara's th# fin t ploea oM Porter 8t. In one ot Man- on this fine offering. Over Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. large lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real glassware. We buy estates. Vil also be used for small work glassed and screened porch. 5306. carpeting In a superb location attachments needed. eheatara finest nelghbortiooda. 1,700 square feet living area MOODUS RESERVOIR — 6 Manchester Parkade Estate. 643-9332. MAINTENANCE plumber — lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 shop. Call 648-9678. Beautifully landscaped tree /t o look ffor your SOUTH MAIN S t area — 8 and for $26,900. For further infor Custom built with many un on one floor, makes this an room Ranch type summer Manchester 649-6306 Help Wante«l— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 small repairs on plumbing and Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. dotted deep yard. Many extras. sacond ear. CARL ZINSSER has a brand mation call R. F. Dimock Oo., SPRUCE ST. 214-218. Small usual foaturea. Beautiful park excellent value on today’s 6 flat with 2-oar garagt, soil home, furnished, on large sized B W heating. Faucets and valves BALANCE $42.20 Call Frank now for an appoint ing for $10,000. T. J. (hnekatt ANDO'VER —8 room Raised new Cape with a full shed 649-5245. WANTED —pow boat, 10-12’, store heated, reasonable. 247- 1964 CHEVROLET Uka lot. Priced in the low 80'e. market. lot, immediate occupancy, $5,- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. FULL OR part-time mechanic EXPERIENCED man for gen repacked. No job too small. ment. Belflore Agency, 643- Realtor, 648-1677. Ranch, 2 baths, 8 to 4 bed dormer giving (Jolonlal sized Or Terms of $4.25 Per Month light weight, plywood or metal, 4046. Monza S p y d e r Coupe. 4- By appointment. PhUbriek 500. F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- Manchester Parkade needed for pin setting ma- eral machine work. Able to L.J. McCaffrey, 649-2954. 6121. speed. rooms, family room, treed lot, bedrooms. 1V4 baths, garage, reasonable. Call 649-0822 after Ageney, 64041847. MANCHESTER — Porter St. 2682. Manchester 649-5306 clnes. Apply in person. Holi work to blueprints. Good op Call Capitol Manager Collect HAYES AGENCY low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 640- beautifully located on a tree MAN FRIDAY — one man of 5 p.m. WOLVERTON AGENCY says area, 7 room older home, Wanted—Real Eslofa 77 day lanes ,39 Spencer St., Man portunity for capable man. Till 9 P.M. Housos For Rant 65 9895 MANCHESTER — a 11 r a etlve LAKE HAYWARD — 5 room MANSFIELD — 1% room 0181. shaded lot. Dead end street. fice, typing, billing, etc. and "Here’s a golden opportunity 646-0131 sound conditioin, excellent loca chester. Harper Buffing Machine Co. naw Raised Ranch, In one ot fully furnished summer home Ranch with acreage In a neigh Move right in. Minutes from managing small store back DUPLEX — 6 rooms, 2 bed to enjoy retirement living at 1965 SPRITE tion. treed and well landscap EAST HARTFORD — contem ALL CASH for your propartjr 289-7471. 666-5662 Manchester’s finest residential with excellent view of the borhood with homes selling up Manchester. Call Carl at 643- ; SHEET METAL workers. ground, $85. 649-9168. Rooms Wiriiout Board 59 rooms. Heat, hot water, stove, its best” . 6H room Cape, in Conv. Dark green, radio. ed yard, basement garage — porary six room Ranch, three within 24 hours. Avoid rad areas, modem Utohen, dining lake, financing available, $7,- to $85,000. We are happy to 5121. Belflore Agency, Realtors. • Stesuly year 'round employ DRIVER needed for Company refrigerator, garage. Central. most desirable area featuring MANCHESTER — 7 room cus only $19,903. H. M. Frechette bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, tape. Instant service. Majras LAWNS CUT and cleaned, THE THOMPSON House — Cbt- W 5 room, family room with flre- 600. F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- offer you this new home for ment, good pay and fringe pick-up truck. Knowledge of $160. monthly. Available May utmost cleanliness and walking tom built brick Colonial Cape, Realty, 647-9993. paneled 26’ family room, city VERNON — 4 bedroom Raised Agency, 846-0131. modem equipment. Free esti HOTPOINT electric range, Vor- tage St. centrally located, large place, 2-car garage. $81,900. 2682. $36,000. For more Information - benefits. Call Mr. Turcotte greater Hartford area neces 1st. 643-7407. distance to schools, buses and 1964 CHEVROLET In like new condition, 22 acres ^ ^ . utilities. A treed lot, $21,- Ranch, beautiful wooded lot, mates. Cali 289-4680. nado fan, two end tables. Very pleasantly furnished rooms, Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 640- call the PhUbrlok Ageney, 840- SELLING YOUR HOME? For anytime. 289-6481. sary. Apply In person Klock good condition. Reasonable. shopping, etc. By ai^lntm ent, Chevy n Nova 4-Door Sedan. high scenic land. Priced lor 600. 10 per cent down. Meyer carpeting, paneled family parking. Call 649-2358 for over- I-.IUSES for rdnt, furnished or 6847. baths, fireplace, buUt-lns, 6347. prompt courteous service that Co., 1272 Tolland Tpke, Man 649-9903. $17,900. Wolverton Agency, Auto, radio. quick sale. Hayes Ageney, Out Off Town Agency, 643-0609. room, fireplace, rear porch. chester. night and permanent guest unfurnished s t a r t ^ at $176 garage, lU acres, wooded, gets results, caU Louis Dimock Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 Realtors, 649-2813. WOLVERTON Agency — need 646-0181. TOLLAND—Family home. Im $27,000. Owner 876-7330. 2 For Sole 75 Realty, 649-9628. p^r month. Phllbrlck Agency, 9895 room? Vacant 6 room (Jolonlal, $26,600. Suburban. Hutchins VERNON — 2-famlly, 6-room MASON HELPER wanted for Realtors, 649-6847. PRINCETON ST — 4 bedroom Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. maculate 5% room Raised units each with 3 bedrooms, BOLTON — $12,900, cozy 4(4 GROOMING ALL breeds. Har ROOM FOR LADY or genUe- 1967 PORSCHE just celebrating It’s 8th blrU w^J^EE FAMILY — possible, ______TOLLAND — charming 6 room "SOLD” Is what counts. If full-time work in Manchester USED SINGER ZIG-ZAG Colonial, 2Vi baths, finished Ranch, 2-car garage, 1(4 baths, near Vernon Circle. Excellent room Ranch, large kitchen, PARTTIME mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron man, quiet, convenient loca Model 911. Blue. day. All large rooms, bath and 'P7«sently a two famUy with MANCHESTER — five lots of Ranch, assumable mortgage, you want to sell your house; area. Call 1-749-6115 after 6 FOUR room large Ranch. Fuf- recreation room, fenced In large wooded lot, rec room. financing available. Wesley R. cellar, garage, hurry, Hutch- Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. Portable sewing machine, tion. 224 Charter Oak St., 643- (4, breezeway and garage, full existing rooms for tiilrd apart excellent condition, treed lot, cash In on our contracts. We p.m. nlshed or unfurnished. Floors yard. Just e few steps from record with 7 room house. Pos An excellent family home for Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. Ins Agency, Realtor, 649-6324. EVENING HELP WANTED sews on buttons, makes but 8368. 95295 walk-out basement on beauti ment. Excellent income, city beautiful rec room. Priced to MINIATURE Poodles —2 black refiidshed, knotty pine interior. Bowers, ming and Manchester sible apartment site or individ only $22,500. Must be seen. CaU can sell your house. Join our ton holes, monograms, over ful % acre lot. Mid 20’s. Wol utilities, $28,900. Phllbrlck sell. A.G. Burrlll Co., 521-3396. 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. MECHANIC to work In gaa sta males, AKC registered. Call af Working adults. 648-6889. High School. Elva Tyler, Real 1963 FORD ual dwellings. Bel Air Real now. Paul J. Oorrenti, Real TOLLAND—6 room Ranch. No LAKEFRONT — $12,900. 6 room satisfied customers. . . caU tion. Light mechanical work. casts, blind hems dresses, Galaxle 4-Door Sedan. V-8, verton Agency, 649-2813. Agency Realtors, 649-6847. Estate, 643-9332. Estate Agency, 643-6363. money down to qualified buyer, year ’round home, fireplace. us today. Keith Real Estate, ter 4:30 p.m. 649-9464. LIGHT housekeeping room. Call tor, 649-4469. VERNON Apply In person, Amle’s Tex no attachments needed. auto., PS, radio. cellar. Carlton Hutchins Agen 649-1922. APPLY IN PERSON 643-4074 anytime. CaU 649-3252. aco Station, 318 Adams St., BASSET HOUND, 6 months Five year parts and service Out off Toum WOLVERTON AOENCTY — Tru- JUST LISTED — 3 family. 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL VERNON — 6 room Cape, 2- cy, Realtors, 649-5324. guarantee. MANCHESTER ly a beautiful 6 room Cape in 3-6-6, over $300 monthly In car garage, aluminum storms, $20,600 — 3 bedroom Ranch, fire BU'YING or selling or renting Manchester. old, good with kids, $40. 649- CENTRAL —clean room for For Runt 66 9895 Nestled in tall shade trees LOVELY CAPE an ideal location. East Hart come, 2 car garage, permanent fireplace. Carruthers Real place, garage, % acre nicely BOLTON—all electric, econom- property, please contact F.M. 6939. gentleman. Separate entrance 1962 MERCURY on a child-safe street, 15 CAR NOT NEEDED! ford, minutes from Manches siding, city utilities, H. M. Estate, 875-9162. landscaped lot. Leonard leal 2-bedroom Ranch, large Gaal Agency, for quick, cour 9 APARTMENT, 8H rooms. MCDONALD’S COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 and bath. Parking, 649-4256. 9Pass. Station Wagon. PS, minutes from Hartford. BEAUTIFUL Irish Setter pup Separate building on bus line. Wsilk to schools, stores and ter. Dead end street. Peace and Frechette Realty, 647-9993. Agency Realtors, 646-0469. garage, owner 049-4302. teous service. 643-2682. Rolling Park area, 6 rooms auto,, V-8. Huge first floor family TOLIAND — Near Parkway, DEAN MACHINE pies, champion sired, AKC Or Terms of $5.50 Per Month Ideal for couple. Grove St. quiet with 78 x 160 lot. Built plus finished rec room, bus. Jarvis built oversized ■ room, 2% baths, 15 foot neat 4 room Ranch, 4H aoras DRIVE N PRODUCTS registered, with pedigree. Call FRONT ROOM, centrally locat- RockvUle. CaU 649-2871. Ranch, double garage and in 1961 and not a scratch. Just COLONIAL 6 rooms, 1% baths, 4 newly remodeled kitchen, 9895 master bedroom, 2 car ga of land, privacy. Only $14,000. 875-8458. Call Capitol Manager Collect 649-7129. L-shaped living room-dlnlng a magnificent screened lovely at $19,900. Wolverton I"*® "®w condition, 2 years old. rage, etc. $37,500 buys it. 102 COLONIAL RD. Till 9 P.M. ROCKVHXiE — 8 room fur 1964 rt'>NT1AC Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 40 W. Center S t, Manchester room area writh fireplace, patio to capture summer Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. $24,600. Phllbrlck Agency Real 649-5306. POODLE AKC, miniature, nished apartment, second floor, Tempest Custom (Jonv. tors, 649-6347. MANCHESTER, CONN. EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 newly instaUed storm win breezes. CaU Grace Dlt- ANDOVER —Here is a magnifi black male, 9 weeks, last and heat included. Recently re Coupe. Black, white top, MANCHESTER — Im m aculate------13 C \Y / 666-5662 rooms, free parking. Also dows, large corner lot. mars for details. cent ranch home in a fabulous best of litter. Priced for quick rooms for refined gentleman, decorated. AvaUable AprU 1st, auto., radio, extra sharp. Garrison Colonial In executive MAN(JHESTER — immaculate D O L W Hm Immediate Openings 6-room Ranch. Three bed country setting. Built In 1966, MECHANIC — experienced in sale at $80. 644-0836. free parking. Inquire before 7 $106. monthly. CaU 049-6626 af prestige neighborhood. Fire- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 91345 rooms, 2 ceramic baths, eat- this modern dwelling features small engines and lawn mower p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 ter 6 p.m. OWNER L. C. GREENOUGH Co. placed living room, formal din Manchester Parkade repairs, capable of running INSPECTORS — Expert- DACHSHUND puppies for FOR SALE — MAN and lady’s ing room, 1(4 baths, rec room, in kitchen, formal dining room, 6 rooms, 1(4 baths, 2 car ga maple dressers, bed, night Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. Apartment 1964 FORD Manchester 649-5306 service department in the fu enced with aircraft engine Easter, AKC, raised with chil beauti 648-8601 647-9921 2 car oversized garage. High large living room, with b r ic k ______rage, an acre of land. We stand, coffee table,- rocker, Falrlane 600 Custom 4-Dr. ture, automobile mechanic parts. dren, puppy shots, wormed, LARGE light housekeeping ful 4 room apartment In pri Wagon. V-8, auto., PS, radio, elevation. Park like setting. By wall, fireplace. Full basement BOLTON —Large custom built sincerely believe you’ll Im both colors. 643-5027, rugs, tables, buffets, glassware, vate country home setting. with paneled family room. 2- mediately fall in love with this considered. 876-7609. room, furnished for older gen roof rack. THINK BIG about this one be appointment only, Bel Air Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, carnival punch bowls, and Available May 1, on Rt. 6, An EAST CENTER 8T., 9 rooi car garage, cedar fenced beau home, its setting and location. TURRET LATHE opera tleman employed days. Ref cause everything about It Is. Real Estate, 643-9332. 1(4 baths, 3-car garage. Only many other household Items. erences. Parldng, 643-6961. dover. References. 742-8257 for house, C zoned, for doctor’s of 91395 tiful landscaped lot. $23,900. $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real To see for yourself, call Nick tors, night and day, FOR SALE — Toy fox terrier Nine big rooms includes 4 bed BEACON CaU evenings 643-6847. appointment. No chUdren. fices, 2 or 8 famlUes, 186’ BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 room Owner, 644-1397. tors, 649-6324. Convertino, Jarvis Realty (3o., puppy, male. 6497767. frontage. Hutchins Agency, 1967 FORD rooms, a rec room, game room, Rambling Cape, 3 or 4 bed 643-1121. Ebqierlenced Operators for: HARDINGE CHUCKER op 0490884. Galaxle 600. Auto., V-8, PS. a 36’ living room-dining room FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE, cen ■WINTERIZED home on Bolton ______PET GROOMING — All breeds. Apartnwnts Flati Very clean. rooms, formal dining room, erators, night and day. combination, 2 full bathrooms tral location, treed lot. Moder Lake. 88’ frontage on lake, ex- SOUTH WINDSOR - rambling Including plucking, stripping, TaiMiiMiits 63 den, 1(4 baths, $24,900, PhU- BULLARDS 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG Resort Property IMMACULATE 6 - room Cape and closets everywhere you ate price. Mr. Lombardo, Bel cellent income producer. T.J. ten room Ranch. Breezeway, 2 poodle styling, reasonably pric 92495 brlck Agency Realtors, 649- TURRET LATHE TWO-BEDROOM town house, with breezeway and garage and look. All this plus an income flore Agency, 643-6121. Oockett, Realtor, 643-1677. car garage, 2 kitchens, one MACHINISTS — AU 'round, ed by Miss Lauri, 1-455-9393. For Ront 67 6347. Nice condition. Makes but 1^ baths, includes appUances . only eight years old, formal 1962 OLDSMOBILE producing separate apartmeiH and two half baths, fireplace, ENGINE LATHE set-up operators. dining room, three laige bed Dynamic 88 9-Pass. Station A shady front porch and at- IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on EIGHT ROOM Garrison Coloni aluminum siding, large wood DOG TRAININgi — Prtv.ite in ton holes, sews on buttons, and utilities. Call J. D. Real COTTAGES for rent —Gardner rooms, closet space galore, full Wagon. PS, auto., radio. al In a prime, residential area, Apply Personnel Dept. dividual instructions for you does fancy work with one or Estate, 643-6129. Lake. Modern, lakefront, free tached 4-car garage, acre lot. large wooded lot. Fireplace, ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 648- BURR HANDS two needles. brochure, pictures. Arrowhead walk-out basement, $21,600. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, walk-out basement, aluminum beautifully treed lot. Features Read Herald Ads 0083.' and your pet at your con 9995 include 2(4 baths, kitchen bullt- Nearly Wtdverton Agency, Realtors, BEACON MACHINE CO. venience. Reasonable. 1-455- LOOKING for anything in Grove, Route 354. Colchester, 649-2813. storms and screens. Char-Bon 6492818. ins, 4 bedrooms, family room INC. TOOL MAKERS 9393., real estate rentals — apart Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. 1965 MUSTANG Realty 648-0683. 24 Leggett St. ments, homes, multiple dweU- MANCHESTER —2-famlly, 4-4 with fireplace, 2-car garage. FULL PRICE $37.40 MANCHESTER — Beautiful is 2-1-2 Fastback. Auto., wwt., East Hartford, Conn. POODLES — Enchanting tiny irigs, no fees. Call J. D. Real PRIVACY under the pines. Llt- radio. flat, convenient west side loca Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- All benefits. Equal oppor the thought on this 8 ’ room toy and small miniature pup Or Terms of $4. Per Month Estate, 643-5129. Ue Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine tion, Immaculate, $19,900. For 1607. tunity employer. Raised Ranch, 1(^ baths, LOVELY TO LOOK AT 389-7491 pies, stud services. Moderate (near Portland), sleeps 6, 91495 Immediate sale. Bel Air Real BIRCH MT. HOME SITES Call Capitol Manager Collect WE HAVE customers waiting formal dining room, kitchen Estate, 643-0332. RAISED RANCH on half acre PARACHUTE riggers wanted 7 prices. Financing. 1-455-9393. private beach, $100. weekly. 1966 PONTIAC DELIGHTFUL TO OWN Every Home Till 9 P.M. for the rental of your apart 644-0380. with built-ins, finished family lot, 6 rooms plus family room a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Experienced YOUNG MAN — Part-time 2 to FREE TO GOOD HOME, one ment or home. J. D. Real Es room with fireplace, laundry LeMans Ck>nv. Green, white BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room with fireplace, 2 baths, priced “Open House” ,, 30^ ^ 30.™ . or willing to learn. Liberal em .6 p.m. daUy, with driver’s top, new wwt., auto. Colonial, located In the center Put an end to your housing year old female beagle, good 666-5662 tate, 643-5129. room, 2-car garage, aluminum for immediate sale. Wesley ploye benefits. CaU or apply license for stock and delivery. with children. 649-7313. Wontod To Ront 68 siding. Call early. H. M. 91995 of town. New on the market, problems. Check the Gar R. Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. CUSTOM 3 and 4 Bedroom Ranches, Raised Ranches to Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys Apply In person only, Westown MANCHESTER — 4 room apart Frechette Realty, 647-9993. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. rison Colonials now being and Colonials on One-Acre Wooded Sites . . . tems Inc., Hale Rd., Man Pharmacy, 469 Hartford Rd., ment. Convenient location. APARTMENT — BenUey School 1965 PORSCHE Downstairs has living room built by Jarvis on Center THREE FAMILY — aluminum Directions: East Center St., Manchester, to Porter St., chester. 644-1681. An equal op Manchester. Aiticlas For Sal* 45 SEWING MACHINES — Singer Stove, refrigerator and heat area, 4 rooms — 2 adults and Coupe. Blue, model super. with fireplace, large dining Street In Manchester. There siding, 2-car garage, convenient to Camp Meeting Rd.; to Carter St., to Volpe Rd., to Home Sites... portunity employer. automatic zig-zag with cabinet, furnished, $150 per month. one chUd. Call 647-1241. room, kitchen with bullt-lns, is only one available so location. Good Income proper FURNTTURB and appliance de excellent condition, button Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 93495 den with fireplace, enclosed you’d better hurry. This 3 ty. Gerard Agency, 640-0538 or MACHINIST — SHEET metal livery man. Experienced only. POLICEMAN and wife desire bedroom beauty features 643-0365. SAVE SAVE holes, hems embroiders, sews ^ DELUXE duplex. 4% room s, side porch. Fine residential LAWRENCE F. FIANO fabricators. Aircraft experl- Must have driver’s license. apartment in Vernon, Bolton Many Others 1(4 ceramic tiled baths, buttons. Originally over $320. baths, refrigerator, range. PLEASE NOTE: area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, SIX ROOM Colonial, very clean BUILDER • DEVELOPER m ce only. Apidy Rolo Machine Many benefits. CaU Mr. Pet- SWIMMING POOL Lake or Manchester area, by Low Bank Rates modem kitchen with drop- WUl take $50.60 cash. City 648-1677. and sound condition, central, Oo., 66 Elm Street, Manches tenglU, 646-0111. heat, hot water, many extras. April 30. Prefer 4 rooms. CaU We Boy Homes, Acreage in range and disposal, full 649-5371 Sewing Center, 622-0476. Central, rent $150. Adults, no 872-6586 after 4 p.m. and Lots. Llsttngs Appre large treed lot, 2-car garage. ter. 647-1481. Redwood pool 20’x24’, one TED WOL'VERTON AGENCY. Your basements with economical the Same CARPENTERS and carpenter’s pets. 649-4342. Call 649-3666 af ciated. Prompt end Cour dream come true. One extra H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- year old. Originally $1,300. AMANA refrigerator- freezer FAMILY of 3 desires rental of gas heat. For an appoint helpers. CaU 643-2282 or 644- ter 4 p.m. teous Service. fine 6(4 room Ranch, bath and 9993. Must seU, make an offer. still under warranty, best o f - ______single house, ownership care. ment to view these homes 8896 after 6 p.m. TRUDON half, three bedrooms, large fer, call 742-7120 between 8 n e W 3 ROOM apartment, In- 10 miles radius of Bolton or call THE VERY BEST. Twelve- Maintenance - Machinist AUSTIN CHAMBERS INC. living room wi^) fireplace, full RETIRED or older man for a.m.-9 p.m. eluding appliances ,^nd utUi- Manchester. 1-423-3541. room contemporary with in Call 643-1723 VOLKSWAGEN basement with finished laundry part-time work cleaning shop HOOVER 2,000 vacuum clean ties. Call J.D. Real Estate, 643- Realtor law suite. 3(4 baths, 3-car ga room. This dream located on JARVIS REALTY Co. rage, 3-zone heat. Parklike Rate Range (days) $8.24-88.48 and office. Harper Buffing er, portable TV stand, carpet 6129. PORSCHE S to r y .... MLS superb hall acre lot. Exclusive Machine Oo., 2897471. PROCESSED gravel for drive Biisiiwss Proparty Manchester 049-2888 yard Includes swimming pool. We are looking for a man to sweeper, bar, relaxaclzor re POUR ROOM duplex, central Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by 283 Bast Center Street ways and parking areas. Also 6 4 3 -2 3 2 5 Route 88, Tolland Tpke. Best address In town. Orig^inal h c Iierform a wide variety of PART-TIME evenings — Man ducing machine. 643-9131 any ly located. Mlddleaged couple For Solo 70 appointment. $19,900. 649-2813. 7^ , *P e t e iu c K f 7 * bank run gravel and fill at TALCOTTVILLE 643-1121 plans available. Mr. Pllloramo, duties in the maintenance of and wife to do janitorial duties, time. (on tile Manchester-Vernon SmiNG CONN. S/NCf IM8 our screening plant or deUv- preferred. References requlr- ADAMS ST vacant machine Belflore Agency, 643-5121. our plant. Must have me 524-0620. ed. Write Box “ BB” , Manches- line) MANCHESTER — 6 room 0>- chanical aptitude and be ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, shop with 10,000 square feet lonlal, sunporch, 1(4 baths, 2- tei Herald. SPRING STREET — Large MANCHESTER — Ideal loca familiar with machine tools PART-TIME help wanted, 742-7886. ranges, automatic washers on one floor, 2 acres of land, Read Herald Ads oar garage, treed lot. Priced tion, 6 room Cape, 4 down, with guarantees. See them at 2-famlly house included, sensi Colonial custom built for pres and machining of replace nights In Manchester, wash FIRST FTjOOR, centrally locat to sell, $19,900. Hayes Agency, 2 up, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 large FREE — 200 extra S 4 H ent owners. Formal dining ment parts. Trade School ing cars and trucks. Call Mr. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 ed four room apartment, heat, bly priced. Must sell. T.J. 646-0181. enclosed porches, nice comer Stamps with oil change. Truck room, library, two flreplacas, and 6 years industrial expe PaUadlno, 1-687-4111, 1-274- Main St. Call 643-2171. hot water, garage included, ______Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. lot with trees. This home is in tires, half price, all sizes 6 to finished family room, encloaed rience or equivalent requir 8942. SPLIT LEVEL, 8 rooms, 1(4 excellent condition. Ride by 88 12 ply. Cole’s Discount, 643- STOVE — 30” Frigtdalre, Im $140. per month. Also three MANCHESTER Green com porch. Rooms larger than ed. Rogers offers a sizeable rooms with heat and garage baths, family room, den, fourth Homestead St. Price—$18,500. HELP WANTED — mechanic 5332. perial model, twin door oven. mercial, industrial, residential INVITATION bedroom, garage, $27,600. Phll average. 2-car garage, wooded Today, package of fringe benefits on second floor for $130. month Interested, call Gaston Realty, for service station. Apply In Very good condition. 643-6749. package. Look this one over; brlck Agency Realtors, 649- lot. PhUbrlok Agency, Realton, and is an equal opportunity ly. Call 643-7166. (A) large building with 10,000 649-5731. person. Charest Esso, Rt. 30, 6347. 649-6847. employer enjoying steady HOT BED SASH lor sale, $ 3. square feet with plenty of po Vernon. SIX ROOM duplex, adults only, MANCHESTER —6 room Co year ’round work. AppUca- each. 644-1438 FOUR PIECE bedroom set, tential; (B) A four family house FOR PROPOSALS references required, $125. lonial, one year young. 1(4 tlons accepted daUy. CaU good condition. 649-0879. and (C) vacant ” C” zoned lot monthly. Call after 6:30, 649- baths, near bus, schools and Miss Banister, coUect, 1-774- WELL KEPT carpets show the which could be used for park Kitchen Displays For Sale A t Cost results of regular Blue Lustre FOR SALE — Kitchen cabinets, 9223. shopping, excellent condition. 9006. Apply, Hllp Wanfod— ing etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. AVAILABLE: Prime site of approximately 29,940 „ Floor Model AppUances On Sale Gone Tomorrow! spot cleaning. Rent electric bookcase, 8” tilting arbor Selling for $22,900. For further Mala or Famala 37 a p a r t m e n t Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. every family Designers, Installers ajid Compete Alteration Service bench saw. 875-6053. , second floor, 2 square feet for development as an Information, call the R. F. shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint rooms and bath. Heat and hot 607 New Park Ave. 2 3 2 -4 4 0 7 and Wallpaper Supply. office or apartmMit house site or Dimock Oo., G-J-5J45. ROGERS CORPORATION p a r t -t im e custodian nights, GAS HOT water heater, gas water. Near center. Call 649- related uses. 6281 Ext. 58. Monday through Invostmanff Proparly MANCHESTER — 2-family, 6-7, Plan to see us at the Home Show, Brood St. Armory, Hart MILL and OAKLAND STS. '•K*'t cleaning. Apply In person, CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner stove, refrigerator, reasonable can now enjoy ford, April 3-7. Visit us ot Booths 85, 80, 87, 88. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., you ever used, so easy too. price. Call 643-0946 anytime be Friday, 8:30 to 4:30 p.m . For Sola 70-i near bus Une and parkade, $28,- MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchester. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric fore 8:30 p.m. 500. 643-0010. TWO AND THREE room apart THREE good investment prop LOCATION: Manchester Renewal Project No. 1, Want to sell your home in minimum time for the maxi shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- LEAVING area —.Must sell, 3 ments with heat, on Main erties, offered at $50,000, $82,- Manchester, Connecticut — Parcel Williams Co. months new living room set, Street In Manchester. Call 649- 900 and $28,600. Call for details, 7A, located at the southeast comer mum price? Call Hayes! Our list of over 300 qualified PART-TIME store clerk, eve GRAND UNION TREAT rugs ri^ht, they’ll be a $230; Maple bed $25; box spring 2290. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, of Main Street and Woodbridge nings 6 p.m, till 9 p.m. Mon delight If cleaned with Blue and mattress, $68; bureau $76; 649-5847. Street. buyers—-our aggressive salesmanship— and our ex day through Friday. Apply In dining room set, 6 piece, $50; POUR ROOM apartment, heat, Has immediate full-time posi Lustre. Rent electric shampoo hot water, carpeting, range, person. Buyers Discount, coffee and end tables, formica ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — I'O tensive contacts assure you prompt action. We sell tions available: er $1. Olcott Variety Store. refrigerator. $166 per month. Route 88, Vernon. top, $50; electric broom, $26; for sale or trade, house with PRICE: $19,000. DON’T merely brighten your Available on or about April 1st. four furnished apartments. 95% of the homes we list, and home-owners average NIGHT supervisor for whole MEAT ^WRAPPERS and other miscellaneous Items. carpets. . .Blue Lustre them 643-7484 after 5 p.m. CaU 643-0089' between 6 and 8 Central location, new heaters, sale g^rocery warehouse, salary p.m. PRODUCE CLERKS . . .eliminate rapid resoiling. ______newly painted, rent three, live 98% of their full asking price. You can't do much plus liberal benefits. Apply in Interested redeveloped may obtain a Disposition PORTER Rent electric shampooer, $1. SINGER spring clearance sale rent free. $7,900. CaU 649-7368, May We Tell person, Mr. Warshavsky, Oaer of trade-in sewing machines. after 6 p.m. Kit containing technical materials, including eiir better than that! Bros., 140 Rye Street, South Plnewood Furniture Shop. Farnlsfiad Part-time 9-3: Portables from $9.95. Con gineering maps, legal documents and disposition 'Windsor. DARK rich stone-free loam, soles from $19.95 and Zlg Zags Apartmants 63-A policies by sending a check for $16.00 to: Execu Your Fortune? $15. Pool and patio sand, from $29.96. AU reconditioned FULL-mCB gM station atlmd- CASHIERS THREE ROOM furnished apart Land For Sola 71 tive Director, Manchester Redevelopment Ag^ency, There's a home in your future — well If Pays To Coll Hayes ant. See Mr. Sloan, J, Sloan stone, fill, gravel, sand and by Singer experts. Singer Sew 886 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. PACKERS manure. 643-9504. ing Center, 866 Main St., 643- ment, newly decorated, first TWELVE ACRES, South Wind built, sensibly laid out. You'll be happy Ctorago, Baao Sarvloa Caator, floor, no children or pets, am sor, comer Smith and Clark Routa 68, Varnon.’ 8883. in it — all ot you. Yes, we'll help you ______Attractive salary, excellent ben- ple parking, elderly preferred, St., 1600’ road frontage. Call . m s II the benefits and pleasure off Boats and Aceossorias 46 suitable for professional people. Letters of Intent will be entertained up until 11:00 get a property that suits you, from LtAPPER — Experienced, ®**ts. Musical Instrumants 53 Keith Real Estate, 640-1922. their OWN VARIETY VACATION HOME! 272 Main St. A.M., Eastern Standard Time, on April 19, 1968. kitchen to patio — and then some! 16’ RUNABOUT with wind- IVs ACRES of land in Coventry Submission must include all material speciHed in shlefdhlelc and controls. 30 h.p. FENDER electric guitar, 3 FURNISHED 3 room apartment. pickups, sway bar, adjustable at east end of Hatch HUl Road. the Disposition Kit, including Redevelopers Dis NO MONEY **’•** «SJ h T p k t., Muiohester. motor and trailer. CaU 649- Heat, hot water, electrify. Call 429-4040 from 8 a.m. to Why not take that first step into ypur 7871 . bridge, hard shell case. List Quiet older person. No pets or closure material, Deposit and L^ter of In'l^t. THE MAN wanted to work In lum GRAND UNION noon or 9:80 p.m. to 10:80 p.m. future today? We're here waiting to price $340.49, Ward’s price, children. CaU after 6 p.m. and bar yard. Must have drlver*a ? o “ Vow "e« immediate FINANCING welcome you. 410 W. Middle Tpke. $226. You save $116.49. Ward Sunday. 648-2617. . Uoenae. Davis k Bradford Lum Music Co., 840 Main St. op Manchester Fual and Foad 49-A The Redevelopment Agency reserves the right to OPEN DAILY bar Oo., 200 Tolland St., East posite Grant’s. Always open Housat 1 ^ Scria 72 reject any or all proposals. 11 AJVI. to ______Hartford. evenings. The oldest music Businass Localions MANCHESTER — four room 9 P.M. MH 3-‘49 An Equal Opportunity FOR SALE — good baled hay. Saturday- LOT OWNSRSt DISHWASHER and bus boy, store east of the river. Estab For Rant 64 Ranch on bua line. Near Bhop- Employer CaU 643-6486. lished 1929. Sunday ( Sand for Our FRU lltustnittd C8t0loe.| KEITH REAL ESTATE HAYES AGENCY full-time days, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., plng parkade, excellent condi 11 A.M to — ------577 m a in Street, g^und floor MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY fringe benefits, uniforms pro tion. CaU now only $14,600. 6 P.M. I I Own « Lot at...... muHiMj INC. vided, automatic sanitary ma Housahoid Goods 51 AniiquaS 56 suite. 375 square feet, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 172 E. CENTER STREET containing 3 rooms, private 886 Main Street Everett T. Keith, Chairman I Namt ••»tMsaaaaasa»ata0M0ii0aaaaaaa0ai0i08a00ail00000f0te \ \ chine operation. Apply Khud- HAIRDrasSERS wanted, full Tel. , SINGER automatic zig zag sew- WANTED TO BUY — antiques, lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad Manchester, Conn. 649-1922 sen Country Fare, 1100 Burn- or part-time. Apply In person. ing machine, excellent condi I Address...... i steins, furniture, pewter, lead jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- $75,000. and worth It. Belflore 1 _____ ! 55 EAST CENTER STREET aide Ave., Bast Hartford, be The WIggery Beauty Salon, 626 tion, monograms, hems, but 06040 ' V Harlan D. Taylor, ed lamps, art glass, primitives, fesslonal, Insurance or real Agency, 643-6121. tween 2-8 p.m. Main St., Manchester, Tuesday tonholes, fancy designs, etc. any quantity. 644-8962. estate office. CaU 640-0097. — Area Code 208; Vice Chairman 646-0131 through Saturday. Originally over $300. Our price There’s more pleasure In owning your home when REPAIR MAN needed, fuU-tlme RANCH — ,7 room*, 2 fUU 646-0108 Edward J. Sweeney, VARIETY HOMES now, $30.80 or pay $8 monthly. LARGE collection of beautiful OFFICE -for rent. Separate It can be run smoothly. Let us show you houses that for sewing machines, wlU train. PRICE & LEE (JO. has open baths, modem Mtohen with 2180 B ER LIN T P K E ., NEW INQTON 668>488B CaU 522-0931, dealer. stained glass antique lamps building with 3 paneled rooms, Treasurer are easy to maintain! ^ Good atarUng salary , many ings for enumerators to work buUt-ins, formal dining room, ------^------and shades, Tiffany lamps. plus lavatory, plus darkroom. Edward J. Rybezyk FVancis P. Handley One of Connecticut’s largest and oldest custom buUders of Mnge benefits. Apply In on Manchester City Dlrectoiy. family room, 8 bodroonu, 2- engineered temes. Lamps repaired and rew4re(l. Located Grove St., RockvUle. penkm. The Singer Oo., 866 Apply 489 Main St. (Odd Fel 19' oar garage. BxoeUent neigh Executive Director Arthur E. Smith FRANOHISEiD DEALER: Wayne W. MUIer Agency, Route 0A, M O T O ^ L A portable TV, Call evenings 643-0847, Sam Ideal for doctor, lawyer, etc. borhood, $80,600. PhUbrlok Main St., Manchester. 047-1426. lows Building). CaU 649-9736. Hebron, Conn. — Tel. 228-8618 Nussdorf. Reasonable. CaU 649-2871. Agency, Realtore, 048-6647. -r ■ < i t - " U^Z PAGE TWENTY-POUR PRroAY, MARCH 29, 1968 iiamrl;i?0tTr lEttTning Awnmga DaDy Net Press Ron Emanuel and Concordia Luth For Hie Week Ended The Weather About Town eran Churchwbmen planning to March 2S, 19t6 Fair tonight, low in 80s. Om- attend the Lutheran Church- Richard Bctnberg'er, aon of women’s meeting tomorrow in ..tlnued fair and mild tomorrow, ilmtrhpBtpr liiptittm high In 60s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bomberg- Portland are reminded that the 15,580 m o t 8 6 Mountain Rd., has been bus will leave the parking lot of Mancheater— A City of ViUage Charm named to the first semester Emanuel church at 9 a.m. dean’s Hst at Ohio Wesleyan There Is space for two more (Okwoined AdverUoInc on Page IS) University, Delaware, Ohio, women, and those interested in VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 158 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 PRICE SEVEN CENTS where he is a sophomore. attending the event may con tact Mrs. Arthur L. Tolf, 61 Members of J(dm Mather Teresa Rd. Chapter, Order of DeMolay, are reminded to make ticket returns The Emanuel Lutheran for the Parents’ Day Celebration Church council will meet Mon to the chapter advisor, master day at 7:30 p.m. in the board councilor, or committee chair room of the church. Viet Civilian Forces UN Meets in Urgent Debate man before 6 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Edward B. Swain, psy 'The Guard Club of Mystic Re chiatrist, will discuss the phy view, North American Benefit sical and emobtonal aspeots of Kill 40 in Ambushes Association, will meet tonight at breastfeeding}, at a meeting of 8 at the home of Mrs. Wilfred the Parents Association for SAIGON (AP) — South Viet up with small arms and ma- middle of an estimated 400-man Trudeau, 85 Spruce St. Childbirth Education of Greater namese civilian Irregular forces chlne-g\m fire. column of North Vietnamese On New Arab-Israeli Crisis Hartford Monday at 8 p.m. at killed 40 guerrillas, apparently When the enemy fled. It left troops and killed 16. One irregu The Holy Name Society of St. Westminster Church, West Hart including a 'Viet Cong pro'vlnce behind 21 dead, l^.S. spokesmen lar was reported killed and sev UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. James' Church will have a wine ford. .The meeting is open to all chief and a hamlet chief, in two said, including two men tenta en wounded. tasting party at its meeting interested persons. ambushes In central South Viet tively identified as the Viet In a delayed report, head (AP) — The U.N. Security Monday at 8 p.m. at St. James’ nam, the 'y.S. Command sedd to Cong province chief of Phu Yen quarters said another unit of ci Council was summoned Into ur School Hall. The event is open Everett Plester, former direc day. and a hamlet chief. One Irregu vilian irregulars killed at least gent debate today on the Arab- to all men of the parish. tor of parks for the City of The Irregular troops and their lar was wounded. 121 enemy soldiers in two days Israell crisis after a major air Hartford, will give an Illustrated U.S. Green Beret advisers used Commenting on the capture of of fighting Wednesday and and artillery clash on the Jorda talk on "The Planting and Care Information from four prison the woman, the spokesmen said Thursday two miles from the nian front Friday. of Roses,’’ at a meeting of the ers, including a woman, to set the Viet Cong is recruiting more Cambodian border and 66 miles Today's session comes only INCOME TAX Manchester Garden Club Mon up one trap'In Phu Yen Prov and more women to fill ranks northwest of Saigon. six days after the council day at 8 p.m. in the Robbins ince, 266 miles northeast of Sai depleted by heavy casualties In Many of the enemy Were slain threatened strong action against Room of Center Congregational gon, a U.S. spokesman said. Its lunar new year offensive. by U.S. Army helicopter gun- PMPARATION Church. the parties to any more "grave The Green Berets directed ar Earlier this week, allied troops ships, Air Force dive bombers violations" of the U.N. spon reported killing three Viet Cong INDIVIDUAL, tillery fire into a suspected Viet and artillery. sored cease-fire that halted the The Sunday School staff of Cong base camp and set up the women 28 miles northwest of Allied casualties were report Arab-Israell war last June. BUSINESS AND Zion Evangelical Lutheran ambush along one of the with Saigon. ed as 16 irregulars killed and 49 The 16-nation council received SMALL BUSINESS Church will meet Monday at 8 HI-LO drawal routes. An enemy force Headquarters reported anoth wounded and five Green Berets demands for action, late Friday p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran of unknown size came down the er ambush in the central high wounded. night from Jordem and Israel. Call Church, Wejppdng. d o u b l e o v e n trail several hours later and the lands seven miles east of the In other ground fighting, U.S. Fighting exploded early Fri irregulars, waiting imtil the ene Cambodian border. It said civil day In the Beisan Valley along JASON J. NOVITCH The official board of South CHEF my was within 30 feet, opened ian Irregulars fired into the (See Page Sixteen) the Jordan River after four Is Methodist Church will meet raeli civilians were killed when 643-1996 — 649-5435 Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the re MAGIC u fu c a landmine blew up their trail ception hall of the church. er. By late morning Jordanian and Israeli artillery had opened Electric RANGE GOP Switch to McCarthy up on each other across the Jor Happy April Fool's Day, Kotfiy Door! dan River. Soon after, Israel CRISPE AIRE APPLES! Mac, CorOands, Baldwins, Wine- dispatched Jet bombers which saps, Bed and Golden Delicious. pounded the Jordanian gun posi GARDEN FRESH! Asparagus, Peas, Spinach, Endive, Beet tions for more than five hours. Greens, Squash, Dandelions, Rhubarb, Cherry Tomatoes, Seen Likely in Wisconsin Newsmen spotted one Cauliflower, Broccoli, Parsnips, Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, French-built Israeli Jet spinning Beans, Egg Plant, Com, Arnchokes and Shallots. Eye-level controls ""^"access for serv- in flames to the ground. Israel FRESH PICKED! Strawberries, Watermelons, Peaches, J t h 1-hour ed appliance outlet o MILWAUKEE, Wls. AP) — will In the Wisconsin primary, the statewide primary winner Campaign strategists for Presi That means that Republicans, while four are being selected in acknowledged the loss but said Seedless, RIber Grapes, Temple, King OrangM, Canta the pilot escaped unhurt. The loupes, Honeydews, Spanish Melons, Pineapples, Mnrcott *274 dent Johnson and Richard M. with no real contest on their bal- each of 10 congressional dis Tangerines, VgU Fruit, Limes, Grapefruit; ALSO Dates, C H O IC E O F colons Nixon agree that if Sen. Eugene lot, may cross over and vote In trlcts. The candidate who car- Jordanian army claimed seven Figs, and Fresh Cider. coo, J. McCarthy wins Tuesday’s the contested Democratic pri- ties the district gets Its four Israeli Jets downed. COOK TOP Wisconsin presidential primary, mary. nominating votes. The Israeli army said It In light with automatic preheat flicted "a number” of casualties WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL KATHY! support arm • Red Wheel control b„uer pan. his margin will be supplied by "If McCarthy wins Wlscon- Nixon Is virtually certain to Gray porceWn ov^Jnterior^o Republican voters casting Dem sin” Maclver said, “I don’t win all 30 Republican conven- _ - ^ 4 ^ on Jordanians and reported one GREEN OR YELLOW SQUASH ...... Ib. Israeli soldier killed and eight WINESAP APPLES ...... 16 q t bskt. S 1 . 9 5 ocratic ballots. think there's any question that tlon votes. But Macivef safd McCarthy is urging Republi the Republican crossover will California Gov. Ronald Reagan wounded. CELLO TOMATOES...... pkg. 29 ^ PLUS-Uower storage drawer cans to cross over and supply be a detorminlng factor in that could cut into the Republican The flareup coincided with re MURCOTT TANGERINES...... doz. him with votes In his confronta- victory:’^ vote, particularly In conserva ports In Arab newspapers In COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! tion with the President. Leslie Aspln, the former Pen- tlve sections of the state. Cairo, Damascus, Baghdad and o Also Comtdete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products o "I appeal especially here in tagon economist now running Reagan is listed on the ballot, Beirut of massive Israeli troop We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Wisconsin to independents and the Johnson show, was pesslm- ^nich names all prospective buildups and possible Impending to Republicans who no longer istic. "I think we’re doing better presidential contenders who do Israeli settlers dash to save a tractor inside a shed collective, in the Beisan Valley. A half-dozen Israeli military action. Only nine days* have a choice within their own among Democratic voters,” he (jjg disclaimers of candlda- set on fire by Jordanian shells during a blazing farming communities were shelled in the valley but ago Israeli army forces crossed "THE KIN« party to look at my programs, said, "but the Republican cros- gy frontier battle between troops of the two nations. no settlers were reported killed. (AP Photofax) the Jordan River and attacked to consider my recommenda- sover seems to loom bigger and Don Taylor of Waukesha said The action took place at Massada, an Israeli farm Arab guerrilla bases. Israel tions with reference to the war, bigger.” the Wisconsin Reagan for Presi claimed Its troops killed 170 P R O D U C E r with reference to priorities in Aspln wasn't forecasting the dent Club has purchased time Arab commandoes In the raid. the United States," McCarthy outcome, but Democratic cam- for four half hour television pro- In New York. Ambassadors 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER o 648-6384 says In a statement recorded for paign sources said the best the grams, being broadcast in Mi- Muhammad H. El-Farra of Jor television broadcast around the administration can hope for is a waukee and Green Bay and dan and Yosef Tekoah of Israel state. tight race, while McCarthy promoting the Californian. Minor Incidents Continue filed their written requests for General Electric w “The crossover. I’m told, may could conceivably win by a McCarthy planned a day of an urgent meeting with the be substantial,” said John K. hefty margin. campaigning around —Milwaukee council president, Ousmane in the Interest of your good health and good appearance this artfek Maclver, Wisconsin chairman Fifty-nine Democratic Nation today, resuming a raxte otalled Soce Dlop of Senegal. The Jor which appeared In newspapers nationally* Is reprinted by for Republican Nixon. al Convention votes are at by airplane trouble. He was de Guard Enforces Memphis Curfew danian request was in about IM Voters can switch parties at stake. Nineteen of them go to layed In Washington Friday hours ahead of the Israeli re quest. night, and had to cancel an ap MEMPHIS Tenn. (AP) — Na- followed, business In the nor- One resident observed that other mass demonstration pearance before Wisconsin Tekoah asked that the council tional Guard rifles enforced mally bustling downtown shop- Handy Park, named for W. C. sometime next week.' take up "renewed Jordanian w^uvtitmaX Young Democrats In Madison. pg^ce In Memphis today but pdng district of this city of Handy, father of blues music, ”We can’t allow the city to sSfcraitw Secretary of Agriculture Or- pj.gjggjg behalf of the dty'8 700,000 has been curtailed se- "looks like acts of aggression and ■viola a Saigon battle feel there will be any retreat,” tions of the cease-fire” that vllle L. Freeman roamed strlkir*®'striking garbageo-arKno-a pftiinotnrMcollectors nnn.con- VArAlvverely. .QCpnAscene. ” RUIGEI M l ^ *177 COPPER OR WHITE F ill ‘Outstanding’ state for the Johnson cause, • Rondey Baber, chairman of Historic Beale Street, which ‘^Somf'disagreement between ‘*’® ^“"® ^ calling the President ^ the only only minor Incidents occurred the Downtown Association of bore the brunt of the rioting, King and Negro ministers who , real peace candidate. Friday night under a rigid our- ,__ _ ,___i.r j ,____ _,_n___, Israeli authorities renewed their AUTOMA-nC OVEN „ o SPACIOUS OVEN-Even controlled heat, Memphis, said the crisis had was a plywood-front wasteland have been leading the strikers Aspln said he had recom- presence of police "hurt business terribly.” for 10 blocks, and troopers al- protests crept into the picture aggression ag^ainst the East matically. Just ^ R^dy minute timer on wide opening door. Oven holds four cake mended that Johnson appear guardsmen, on patrol since Soldiers and steel-tracked ar- lowed no traffic through the frlday. Bank of Jordan In complete de s Seasoned Pilot fiance of a unanimous resolu layers on one shelf-roasts a huge turkey. personally, but ^*\® a protest march turned into a mored vehicles took the place of area. King talked of "lack of com SAIGON (AP) — A U.S. Air Prior to his new venture, Ar- spurned the idea. "We have al- Thusday, was the only sign what normsilly would have been Brig. Gen. Robert W. Akin, munications” between the min tion” the council adopted last Steaks are sizzling and delicious when re- Force senior pilot who flew the net logged 800 hours In the F4 ways asked whether It would be most steels. Saturday shoppers, Envelled in adjutant general of the Tennes- isterial group and the militant Sunday after the Israeli raid on ^ 901-907 MAIN STREEl—MANCHESTER a c c u r a te ‘^®^®*“ate new F lllA In Its first combat Phantom fighter-bombers. In- possible for him to come. In any protests continue but on number this time of year by res- see National Guard, said the young Neg^roes who were commando bases. He requested moved from G-E’s famous fa«t-heatlng that the council "consider a Su?e1 Ta^wa'r- ^ easT^o missions over North Vietnam eluding 76 combat missions over form at any time," he said. ^ smaller scale than the march idents of the nearby cotton troops would stay "as long as blamed for initiating the ■vio- Easy to dot Indicates when said today the performances of North Vietnam between Septem- The administration loyalists of 6,000 which shattered into'vlo- country who annually come to necessary.” lence. (See Page Sixteen) even when hands are tun. ivcu radiant broUer. the controversial fighter-bomb- btr and December of 1965. relied on proxy campaigners, a ignce and brought one death, in- Memphis for their spring buy- Mayor Henry Loeb woiUd not "I don’t accept that,” replied "STOP KIUIN6 YOUBSELF” , Is on. er is outstanding. in all, he has almost 4,000 $128,000 radio and television ef- jury to 60 and 300 arrests. ing. say how long the nighttime cur- the Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., “I was a little skeptical at hours flying time In his 12 years fort, and a telephone drive to pr. Martin Luther King Jr., Two teen-age boys staying ait few would be enforced. a former King lieutenant who first because of the electronic in the Air Force. This includes got out the vote for Johnson. As- called the strike a fight a downtown hotel asked. The 48-day-old garbage strike had Invited the civil rights lead- Abdominal Support sophistication of' the various 180 hours In the F ill of which pin said the Wisconsin AFL-CIO for “economic equality” for "Where can we go for some over union recognition, higher er here. "There has been corn- Negro School systems that have to work to- 177 were in training and three In was telephoning each registered Negroes, and who led the Thurs- fun?" And a policeman an- wages and payroll deduction ofmunlcaUon.’’ - FOR LONGER LIFE------aether’’ Maj Charlie Amet 32 combat voter In Democratic wards, ask- day demonstration, left Mem- swered, "There’s nowhere to go union dues remained far from Lawson, whodirected strate- Why do widows outnumber ^ of New Richmond Ohio told Th« f ih q flew their first ‘"S ballot® tor the President, phis Flrday but promised to re- except to bed.” settlement despite four closed- gy for the ministers, added that Taken Over widowers? To the tradittonsi team -phr AsseeieteH Press ’ "Mv f issf Nixon forces Were on the tele- turn and stage another one next Liquor sales have been door sessions of the City Coun- he asked King to lead the march of work and worry, long branded the FEEL BETTER ^ n r e s l ^ s lefere were ^ t s^rTu^rl ^ h .v Z e phone, too, trying to persuade week. Ninety-eight per cent of stopped throughout Memphis cll. because he felt a nonviolent guilty pair, weight has been so LOOK SUMMER th^fnlliirr rntss would he hlvh ®^*^**'*"f ** ^ Republicans to stick with their the strikers aVe Negroe. and Shelby County and In neigh- "I had hoped that we could demonstration was possible and stron^y linked by science that diet- LESSEN FATIQUE the failure rates would be high areas In the southern panhandle man and cast GOP ballots Tues- Another effort Is expected m to-. boring Desoto ^u n ty , Miss., resolve this toing,’’ said Counc- King’s presence would strength- ^ Students and toe maintenance problems of North Vietnam. Four of toe and Crittenden County, Ark. liman FYed Datris. “But we en the leadership of the minls- inf. once a woman’s pastime, has numerous." . dav. day on the order of the march become a male preoccupation. waiTl^es were on toe strikes. ^ Milwaukee Friday by 600 strikers and sym- Drivlng downtown Is risky reached a stalemate, and I’m ters. BOWIE, Md. (AP) — The But, Arnet said, “It proves to Including one piloted by Arnet. ^ reception and pathlzers much of the pavement of Main sorry about that.” "We didn’t bring in Rap And now comes evidence that ”I used toe system under toe “Und^ or campus and buildings of Bowie It isn't Just the paunch, but the sag. be as easy to maintain as any speecli to wind up his Wisconsin Because of toe rioting and the Street is chewed up by treads of King said he would return In Brown,” Lawson said. “We State College were taken over that brings on the pallbearers-that other modem fighter. All of toe (See Page Sixteen) campaigning. curfew and anxiety which have armored personnel carriers. "three or four days” to plan an- brought in King,” early today by students at the the girdles that give the ladles their IHAGEE Deluxe systems have demonstrated an predominantly Negro school. girlish figures may also be extending extremely high degree of relia The president of toe school, their lives. bility. It proved my Impression:^ Dr. Samuel L. Myers, met with The idea that control under invalid.” the students during the night shorts, tightening the abdominal mus Amet’s impressions were Scientists Report and told them that if they had cles and expanding the chest, im Gas Range formed just before last Septem not left by morning he would prove not pterely appearance but ber when he went into training ^’recommend that the state po healdi isn’t exactly a new one. Long In toe swing-wing F ills at Nei lice come in and move you, for- before modern drugs came on the MAGIC CHEF 30l | N C H lls Air Force base In Nevada to cibiy if necessary.” market, doctors prescribed abdomi prepare for toe first combat Superior Race: The Great Caucasoid Myth Poiice said the students at nal belts for men with heart ailments. G A S R A N G E missions over North Vietnam. Bowie appointed a "security Bat new research, reported fat '< son for a certain race. But the guard” and furnished them with the Joomal of the American Med- By CHRISTINE DOYLE more misconception. The diver members of which successfully races that many peoples, like The London Observer sity of man with Its challenge breed together. A horse and the Australian Abori^nes and odds are heavily against iny white arm bands. The entrance kal Aseoclatton, lends to show that to the campus was blocked with the new drugs may he no more ef- to subdivide, to classify, to donkey, for instance, belong to the Polynesians, simply could ever finding him." Race bias, the notion that not be fitted in. Confusion In One American anthropologist student automobiles and by stu fecitve than the otd-fashloncd bett some races are superior to oth compare and .posslbljTV estab different species and can be or the modern control shorts. Scripps Blast Rocks lish a hierarchy of races has crossed, but the resulting mule stead of order reigned. comments that, although all dent guards. The guards issued ers, and blind prejudice have One biologist then seriously men are different, they are nev mimeographed cards to those Institute scientists found that "ap caused rancor and mistrust preoccupied and still eludes Is infertile. plication of the belt previous to ll00C-S5W 193 man's scientific ability. •Species are genetically closed proposed to recognize more ertheless more alike than they allowed on campus. 143 among men since antiquity. I Early Ametlcon Model includes Removable, Draft Center A (hsUngulehed populatdon systems, in contrast to the than 200 races and by the be are different. The similarities, Students occupied the tele exercise reduced or prevented the MANDATE Can be used Free Standing at end of Even Aristotle, the philoso abnormal postexercise increase in the |lift-up top o^Top front controls • Removable geneticist, Prof. Thedoelus Dob- races which belong to one spe ginning of the 20th Century he reckons, probably outnumber phone switchboard, turned on ■oven door, door seals, oven liners • Remov- counter, or cet In between counters pher and first biologist to at the differences by about 95 to 5. all the school’s lights and water amplitude of the A-wave of the apex ABDOMINAL for the crisp modem look without re tempt any serious classification zahansky, says in ihis book cies and which, through mi there were as many systems of cardiogram," Just as popularly-pre lable oven rack runners • No-drlp top • High In Manhattan "Mankind Evolving”: "This grations, natural selection and classification as there were Some biologists now go even so faucets. ■ performance burners • 2-plece broUer pan o modeling. Top lifts up or completely of the animal and plant world, scribed glyceryl trinitrate. SUPPORT off and out of the way opening the confusion Is only partly due to interbreeding, exchange genes classifiers. far as to deny the use of race Students have demanded 14 leg levelers • Roll-out'broiler, plus: Early believed that some people are as a scientific term, and cer more state funds and other How do control shorts help UNDERSHORTS I American backguard design • Full width entire burner compartment for NEW YORK (AP) —A power free by nature and others are the biases and passion as en frequently. Perhaps their dream of the heart? One famed medical writer. ■ turned wood handles with black Iron ends thorough easy cleaning. Control knobs ful bomb blast rocked toe gendered by race prejudices Anthropological history Is a neatly partitioned races of defi tainly will not be drawn into concessions from the school ad on range top for convenience and slaves. admitting even major divisions. ministration and state authori Dr, P, J, Steincrohn, writes that It ^ THAT SLIM I • Low under oven broiler • Coppertone nor- armed forces induction center Cicero, more In tune with and consequent defense reac record of hybrid races, and nite genetic origin existed for helps the circulalloa of the blood, I celain finish. safety, out of reach of children. In lower Manhattan early today, tions.’’ For several generations from these It is quite possible a short space of time in the Dobzhansk warns that al ties because ofatwhat they called and “ibereby lakes on unnecessary the thinking of today’s geneti though the Ideal classification of inadequate facilities. The school NEW/ with Miracle shattering some 30 windows in cists, proclaimed: “Men differ scientists, he says, have been ■to imagine the fusion and shar past. Now, after 2 million load off the heart. And when one the nine-story building. There collecbing information, all of ing around of genes Into one years during which man has In man has yet to be proposed, it has a student body of 595. nsnillpilea this by the heartbeats Spandex elastic In knowledge but all are equal does not follow that "races are - A spokesman for Gov. Spiro ^ere no reports of Injuries. in ability to learn there is no which remains as the basis of very variable population. But discriminately thrown his genes e ^ h add up to a few blllloa In the a Spandex elastic Is lighter, The bomb, placed at the rear future work, The difficulty lies Genetic differences between into the mejtlng-pot, most races mere Inventions of the classi T. Agnew said toe governor nofMoI llfelime, one can understand Valter and more comfort race which guided by reason fiers.” Populations from small would "back up Dr. Myers” in of the 81-year-old building, ex cannot gain virtue." He let in interpretation. ■two species, like a man and a are submerged In a world of hnw a simple abdominal support able. Machine washes and ploded at about 1:20 a.m. with a The word “race” with Its chimpanzee or a chimpanzee hybrids. tribes to inhabitants of whole any action he recommended. niliht add years to a man’s life." dries. himself down later with the countries might differ in some Students at Howard Universi blast that was heard up to a ' inconsistent view that the Celts emotional overtone of super and a gorilla, could never be The Tartars were almost cer Many doctors are suggesting o Slims instantly. Take 1 to Easy mile away, police said. Windows iority and Inferiority Is Itself overcome. tainly of the Mongoloid type of the genes they possess or they ty i.T Washington, D.C. recently Ihi Increulngly popular new types 2 inches off your wafstline. of Britain were exceptionally might not. If they do, then they took over the campus In much In nearby buildings were also “stupid and unteachable." regarded aa an unsatisfactory It Is the demarcation dis before they settled In eastern a t men’s control shorts to their pa- i broken. putes over races that have Russia. After centuries of In are racially distinct. the same manner and held it un tlents, and finding back and breath- • Supports comfortably, Terms Since the 16th Century, the term. Biologists use it to dif In the 1930s the term "ethnic braces up tired back The induction center, which ferentiate plants and animals caused and still cause Intermin termarriage with their white til demands were met. inf as well as circulation benefits. slave trade and the Industrial group” was introduced when Food was distributed to the muscles. was the focal point of week-long and communications revolu which belong to toe same spe able frustrating debate. The neighbors they now form a Thf MMt popular type, lyfandale, series of anddraft demonstra scientists wished, to dissociate students, who also are bOycot- • Leiian fatigue, improves tions have accelerated the cen cies but which have been Iso German zoologist Johann Fried definite Intermediate group. *1gB i . a