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VN.': 128 Viet Cong Die RFK Announces Candidacy; In Coastal Battles SAIGON (AP) — U.S. infan- American casualties were not American-South Vietnamese trymen, in a hide-and-seek fight given since the forces were stOl force killed 81 enemy soldiers in Will Not ‘Oppose Any Man’ through rice paddies and sand in contact, a U.S. spokesman the biggest battle so far In Oper- dunes along the central coast, said. atlon ^ y e t Thang—Resolve to killed 128 Viet Ckmg guerrillas In the Vletnsim war’s biggest Win. today, the U.S. Oommand said, operation, centered around Sal- The massive operation, in- A spokesman sfdd a company gon, the total of slain enemy sol- volvlng some 60,000 troops, was of the 11th Light infantry Bri- dlers gradually Increased to 8M launch^ Monday in five pro- WASHINGTON (A P)—Sen. Robert F. Kennedy for­ Bars Receives Eagle Badge gade, sweeping into an area with 88 suspects detained in the vlnces north, west and south of mally announced today his candidacy for president, Joseph Bars, son of former Manchester residents, Mr. and that had been bombarded min- first six days. The U.S. Com- Saigon. saying he will run not “ to oppose any man, but to pro­ Mrs. Edward W. Bars of Bourne, Mass., was pinned with his utes earlier, tangled with guer- mand said 27 Americana have Lt. Oen. Fred C. Weyand, pose new policies.” Eagle Scout award by his mother as his father watches dur­ miaa this morning. been killed and 213 wounded, commanding the 66-battallon "I run because I am convinced that this country is ing ceremonies at the Bourne Methodist Church. A member A second compsiny was Vietnamese army headquarters strike force, said the goal is to on a perilous course and because I have such stionir of the National Honor Society, he is a junior at Bourne High TONIGHT UNTIL 9...SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. dropped by helicopters two said casualties among the gov- "cover ail the principal populat- feelings about what must be done that I am obliged School. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mabel Weir of 170 miles to the north an hour later eimment troops were light ed areas so that the people will to do all I can,” Kennedy said. Wells St., and his patemtd grandfather is Joseph Bars, 489 euid heavy flghtlng broke out e a The latest clash was fought by know that the giovemment is ------"I do not llghUy dismiss the the guerrillas tried to escape Eoldlers of the U.S. 26th Infantry Main St. still In control." dangers and difficulties of chal­ the tightening vise. Division who killed nine guerril- Friday's medor otosh, 20 miles lenging an incumbent presi Manchester Rod and Gun du b Helicopter g^unshlps and artU- las and captured three suspects west of Saigon, began when an dent," he added in his formal About Town will have its annual meeting and lery supported the Eidvancing Friday near Thu Due, nine estimated 600 guerrillas opened Candidates announcement before a national election of officers tomorrow at U.S. infantrymen in the running miles northeast of Saigon, up with automatic weapons and television audience from the old The annual Ladles and Divan 8 p.m. at the clubhouse, Daley battle six miles northeast of American losses were 2 killed antitank rockets on men of the Senate Office Building Cauoue Quang Ngal City and 830 miles and 10 wounded, Night o f Omar Shrine d u b will R d, Coventry. A roast beef din­ U.S. 11th Armored Cavalry Reg­ Respond to Room. be at Ellington Ridge Country ner will be served at 6:30. northeast of Sedgon. Earlier Friday, a combined iment. The Americans called in "But these are not ordinary d u b tonight. Potentate Herbert artIUery , hriicopter gunsfalps times and this is not an ordi­ Schick and five of his Sphinx Manchester Square Dance and Jet fighter-bombers. R FK Move nary elecUon," he said. "At Temple divan will attend. More d u b will have a dance tomor­ Infantrymen from the South stake is not simply the leader thsui 60 couples have made re­ row from 8 to 11 p.m. at Wad­ Vietnamese 26th Division moved By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ship of our party or even oin: servations, according to Richard dell School. Earl Johnston will By All-White Jury in to block enemy escape country—it is our right to more routes, a U.S. spokesman said. From coast to coast, Republl- , ^ 6 Rothwell, chairman. President’ be the caller, and Mr. and Mrs. cans and Democrats in the thick on this planet" Russell White will cue the The fighting ended at dusk. Frank Sheldon announces the of the presidenUal race or on The New York senator said, round. Committees for the event The spokesman said no Amer­ soclel hour is at 7, dinner at 8, the sidelines made strategy ad­ "I have previously conununloat* are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown, icans were killed but 21 were and dancing to follow, to the Klansman Convicted justments today to respond to ed this decision to President music of the Bossa Nolvas. door duty; and Mr. and Mrs. GIGANTIC wounded .The South Vietnamese the official emergence of a new Johnson" and late last night Us George Budd, refreshment said their caeualtles were light. brother, Sen. Edward Kennedy, chairmen, assited by Mr. and At about the same time, other contender. Sen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy. D-Mass., went to Wisconsin to Cub Scout Pack 53 of Wad- 'Mrs. Richard Callahan and Mr. In Murder of Negro government infantrymen in the "communicate my decision to • deU Sdiool will meet tonight at and Mrs. Allan Walch. The club sweep operation fought a pair of The New York Democrat’s de­ Senator McCarthy,” 7:30 in the school audiitDrlum. will have an Alumni Get To­ HATTIESBURO, Miss. (AF^ en under state indictment, ore battles 18 miles nonUiwest of cision to try to wrest the Demo­ Uniforms wiU be inspected. gether Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the — An all-white Mississippi Jury accused in federal court of con­ Saigon. They reported kUUng 60 cratic nomlnaUon from Presi­ Kennedy said he is running to Membership appUcatloas fOr school. convicted a Ku Khix Klanamah spiracy in Dahmer’s death. guerrillas and capturing two dent Johnson was trumpeted by "end the bloodshed" and to the scouting auxiliary should be Friday night of minxlerlng Ne­ The five-day trial ended after while losing seven killed and 14 news media Friday, making this close the gaps In America be­ returned at this meeting. The Members of the VFW Auxili­ “^ D i i gro leader Vernon Dahmer, who volatile closing statements by wound^. morning’s announcement at a tween rich and poor, young cubs, tfaedr fOthers and broth- ary will sponsor a young peoples died defending his family from attorneys. Quyet Thang is the first ma­ news conference an anUcUmax. old" He said his aim was to eiB over 8 years will bowl to­ Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- make "America stand tor dance Ttiesday evening lor pa­ raiding fire bombers. Dlst. Atty. James Finch, his jor aUed operation in the Saigon morrow at 0:30 at Holiday Minn., continued to work the hope." tients at Mansfield Training Cecil Victor Sessum, exalted tie loosened and his face in­ area since the Viet Cong’s lunar IdIMS. School. Those planning to attend Cyclops of the T ^ te Kidghts of tense, recounted testimony of A new year offensive exploded campaign circuit today in Wls- He went on to say he is run- will meet at 6 p.m. at the post COLOR TV the nCK, was sentenced to life Jem. 31 with 6,000 guerrillas ccMin and Indiana. nlng "because it is now umni«- Klan plot to bum Dahmer's Oifb Soout Pack 14 will meet home. Transportation will be in prison after the Jury returned home and "annihilate him.” fighting poUce and government It was McCarthy’s surprising- takably clear" that what ha tonight at 7:30 at Keeney arranged by Mrs. Kenneth Asel- the verdict. Then he demanded of the Jtuy, troops in Saigon and Its sub­ ly strong •howing' as^ainat John- caHod dlsastrouB policloa can bd urbs. School. Une, 784 E. Middle Tpke. "We definitely will appeal,” "Is that the kind of Justice you son in Tuesday’s New Hamp- changed only by chimging those said defense attorney Lawrence wsuit?” Troops of the U.S. 28th Iirfan- ■hire primary that caused Ken- who made them. Arrington. try Division uncovered 12. nedy to reverse a previous deci­ The scene of Kennedy’s news If the answer was yes. Finch Six other white men await 122mm rockets and 68 mortar sion to sit out the 1668 election. conference was the historic cMi- said to the 12 men, "We can do Happy St. Patrick's Day, Kathleen Dear! trial for murder and arson in rounds 25 miles northwest of McCarthy said he has no in- cus room of the old Senate Of­ CRISP AIRE FRESH APPLES! McIntosh, Cortland, Wine- the Jan. 10, 1666, death of the away with my Job, we can do Saigon and only a mile from fice Building where John F. (See Page Fourteen) asp, Baldwins, McGowans, Russet, Red and Golden De- 68-year-oId lesider in the drive to away with the Judge and we can where another arms cache was Kennedy announced his candi­ Ilcloua Apples. get Negroes to register to vote. do away with you when the Klan found earlier. So far, the batta­ dacy Jon. 2, 1960. FRESH VEGETABLES! Belgium Endive, Boston, Romalne takes over.” lions have foimd a total of 30 Lettuce, Watercress, Peas, Green, Yellow Squash, Arti­ FHve more are chargred with ar­ But the setting was drastical­ son, and 12 men, including sev­ ly different. chokes, Hot Peppers, Spinach, Egg Plant. Brussels (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Three) Cherry Tomatoes, Com, Leeks, Shalots, Rhubarb, white, SELL-OFF! The 42-year-old former attor­ Yellow Turnips, Bed Onions, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Green Firm s Get ney general begins his quest un­ Beans and Asparagus. der enormous handicaps: M LUSCIOUS FRUIT! Fresh Strawberries, Peaches, Plums, —^He is seeking to dislodge an Nectarines, Seedless, Blue Grapes, Temple, King Orangey incumbent President. Ugjl Fruit, Watermelon, Coconuts, Grapefruit, Spanish Melons, Honeydews, Papayas, Pineapples, and Limes. ENTIRE FLOOR STOCK TO GO All A ccord —He Is a step behind another ALSO: Dates, Figs and Fresh ader, Stewart Pressured to Split Democratic dissident. Sen. Eu­ gene J. McCarthy, D-Mlnn., who WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL KATHY! made an impressive showing in YELLOW SQUASH...... lb. On Copper Tuesday’s New Hampshire pri­ CAULIFLOWER...... Iteod _ mary and is expected to make a A MURCOTT TANGERINES ...... doz. 7 t ^ W ith Labor’s Vietnam Stand WASHINGTON AP — Two SUNKIST CALIF. NAVEL ORANGES . .doz. of the four major U.S. copper (See Page Fourteen) LONDON (AP) — George Minister George WUson. And run and the manner in which we producers hit by an eight- GREEN GIANT P E A S ...... 4 cans Browns stormy resignation as CJonservaUve leader Edward reach our decisions." The last month strike reportedly have COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! foreign secretary, brought on by Heath called Brown’s departure straw for the 63-year-old mlnls- (AP PhoUXax) reached agreement with all but • Also Coniplete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products a the world gold crisis, reverber- "an event of major pollUcal Im- ter. however, was not being con- We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Sen. Robert Kennedy, framed by Ws picture, as he spoke in N. Y. 'yesterday. one of 26 striking unions — the British portance.” suited by VWlson in the decision first major breakthrough in a poUUcal life today. ‘This bitter break between to close the London gold market dispute which has idled 60,000 His successor, mUd-mannered the two leading members of the Friday at Washington’s sugges- workers in 22 states. BuUetin liCicll&Gl StOWGZ't.Stewart, fl&ldsaid Bl*OWn*flBrown’s Labor rparty,” u a p t v ** V hei a a/V#%A/Yadded, **BVi/ntiro"shows Uon. The reported lone holdout, the resignation B^day not the government disintegrating why WUson could not contact AFLrCIO Steelworkers Union, compl^ely out of the blue. We before our eyes.” Brown was a mystery, LBJ REACTS TO RFK PFPOI P R O D U C E r Blaiherg Goes Home planned a meeting today to dis­ knew Grorge had been consider- Browm finally emerged from About 2 a.m. Friday Wilson cuss the tentative agreements WASHINGTON (AP)—Pres­ trc OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • MS-SSM "within hours of his appoint- retery^s^^olflc^lal^^re^s^^^ eerted*\n!ii*tofd*th«nf CAPE TOWN, South Africa With Blaiberg was Dr. Chris- expected earlier than this. which sources said were ident Jonson took bantering ment to replace the v(UatUe CJarlton Gardens this morning Tohnsnn Blaiberg, the tiaan Barnard, who directed the Shortly after the operation, in reached------with------Kennecott------Copper note of Sen. Robert F. Ken­ Brown, Stewart was under pres- and denied any personal feud for thn T.onHoTi »oto person to survive a heart delicate transplant surgery '"on fact. Barnard spoke in terms of Phelps Dodge Corp. nedy’s plunge Into the preri- sure to break with the Labor with Wilson saying "It is possl- h« oioBPd to co.in®hronfhi^» transplant operation, strode Blatoerg Jan. 2 and on the three weeks before the stockUy Steelworkers Union has been denttal race today. "TTiese are days when we have to goyerntaent’s support of U.S. ble to argue’ fle?fely and ro^ S n ?or d ecL ^ n T WUson smd he “ "^‘denUy out of Groote Schuur world’s first heart transplant built, bald-headed man could go take chances,” Johnson saM; policy In Vietnam. epod friends ’’ ' k... Hospital and into the bright sun- patient, Louis Washkansky, who home. *** dispute. "Some speculate in gold —a Choose From over We hope the new forelgEi sec- Any regrets? newsmen asked, couldn’t find him. Brown retort-retort­ The way is clear now tor Baiv eam T ^arty. before his dlsmireal, ^ hemorrhage, shield washers, side mirror, padded SOflQC that he " h ^ had enough" and One of toe nurses who looked Shortly dash, 5-Yr./50,000-Miie Warranty. policy on Vietnam as on other In his resignation letter to after toe 68-year-old retired Blaiberg received a thorough '^® >«tlred dentist made , major foreign affairs issues, Wilson Friday, Brown said he also declaipdihe he would no long' er serve in dder ir "tmlt m ai^"- Cape Town dentist tor 74 days medical examlnaUon by toe »‘ ®ady P~^®®® There were opposition cries had been troubled for some time asked him with a smUe: “ Can I transplant team and was de- P®“ ° “ wnen nis doctors dlscov- Conso/e's, Consolettes, Portables, clearly W(l on. tor toe 'resignation of Prime by "toe way this government is clared' fit to leave the hospital. ®*'®<1 indications that his body AU sig pointed to long-.. kiss you?" In Washington standing personality clash be­ ‘Certainly,” he replied. Blaiberg’s discharge had been (See Page Two) F irst sign tween Brown and Wilson to Table Models, Combinations whom he lost the Ieaders!hlp of TopQualily of a g o ^ toe Labor party in 1663. 4 Killed^ 10 Hurt One source said'.Brown's ca­ Gold Pool Allies reer had (been punctuated by USED CARS In A Wide and Varied about nine resignation threats, used earn aU reconsidered after BroWn Ship, Barges CoUide "slept on it.” He did resign for- Confer on Crisis 67 FURY $2395 maUy once before, as economics! WASHINGTON (AP) — whether those moves, buttress- 67 DODGE $2295 Selection Of Styles and Finishes! minister during another British' America’s six allies in toe Lon ing toe secret seven-power talks station Wagon. Automatic financial crisis in August 1966 440 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, don gold pool converged on in toe mausoleum-like Federal trans., power steering. On Mississippi River but friends talked him out of it, Washington today for a two-day Reserve Board building, would RAH, power steering, OPEN and he was then appointed for­ auto, trans. conference seeking to solve toe dissuade profit-hungry gold spe- DEPENDABLE ALL SIZES! ALL MUST GO! POINTE A LA HACHE, La. men. The Coast Guard sold 10 eign secretary. gravest global money orisis in culators from resuming next (AP) — A flaming coUiaion be­ badly burned seamen were Stewart, 61,, Brown’s succes­ 40 years. week their frantic assault on toe DULY tween the cargo ship African rushed to New Orleans hoepltals sor, was also Brown’s predeces- As toe central bankers assem- dollar in toe world’s gold' mar­ 66 DODGE $2095 66 DODGE $2395 by helicopter. Another 16 were or, serving in a 16-month inter­ 6 bled, a congressional drive de- kets. Polara 600 2-Dr. Hardtop.. Charger. V-8, R&H, auto, Star and a string of oil barges taken to local hoepltals, but it im between Patrick Gordon R&H, automatic, power' DURING THIS BIG 12-HOUR SALE veloped to force a greater fiscal «nie crisis was generaUy re- trans., PS., bucket seats. on toe lower Mississippi River was not known how many were Walker and Brown. Stewart steering, factory air con­ austerity on this country and garded as toe most severe since 9 to 9 to 6 burned. took over toe economic ministry. ditioning. early today killed four crewmen thus to generate, it was hoped, the stock market coUapse of and badly injured at least 10 The smashup occurred at 8 :60 in 1666 after Brown reconsld- greater confidence in toe dollar. 1929. 66 PONT. $1895 •Minimum Priced Items Not Included others. 67 PONT. $1945 a.m. as toe 46-foot African ered his resignation from the The plan calls for not only toe Airtight security was assured LeMans 2-Door Hardtop. Sheriff Chester Wooten of Star, a Farrell Lines ship was government and was named for- Tempest 4-Door Sedan. deflaUonary 10 per cent tax but- for the weekend conference of Bucket seats. Plaquemines Parish said: outbound with general cargo for elgn secretary. Radio, nicely equipped. charge asked by President the central bankers of the Unlt- “ There a re four we know of- Sydney, Australia. The three The Labor government, pre- Johnron, but a multlblUlon-dol- ed States, Britain, Belgium, 62 FORD $595 64 CHEV. $1295 deod ld Curb Conferring Next Week O KJ54 Legislature at Raleigh, N. C., In all of the end plays shown In Coastal Battles this week the basic idea has ♦ Q52 I (Contlnned from Pace One) a mock legislature modeled af­ Vernon (jenter Junior High Little Gain ter the North Carolina General been the same* you give an op­ WEST EAST Is Tightened (OoBtinned from Pago One) ef the cold ttoardera who, for a School! Monday, vegetable Assembly. Spencer is a sopho­ ponent a trick at a time when 4 10 8 6 4 KJ92 NEW YORK AP) — Buffeted nounced that Amertoan B02 frescted fortnicM, have been de­ NEW YORK (AP) — Bond 122mm rockets—the Itlnd the more at Elon College, N. C. soup, crackers, chopped ham anything he returns will benefit 9 J43 C? K 10 9 8 bombers made one of thsir rare manding gold for dollars—and by extraiMB o f ha(>e and fear Viet Cong have been using sandwiches, vegetable sticks, you. South used this principle 0 109 8 7 O Q prices declined this week In the raids over the Mekong Dalta hoping to enrich themselves by about ftie U.S. gold outflow and midst of the European gold rush peanut butter sandwiches, cake twice in today’s hand to bring 4 983 4 K 1074 against Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut Friday morning, hitting suspect­ breaking down the dollar, key- Miss Nancy Ann Szarek, the world monetary crisis, the and tighter Federal Reserve home a difficult contract. SOUTH airbase—plus rifles, maclilne ed enemy troop conoen|rationa ■tone currency of the free daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. with frosting; Tuesday, southern bank credit. fried beef patty on soft roll, Opening lead — Ten of Dia­ 4 A 7 4 stock market this week made near Can Tho and 87 miles world. Bernard Szarek of 383 Wood- Many long-term bond prices guns, grenades, explosives and potato chips, pickles, wedge of monds. C7 A 7 5 some wide swings but ended southwest of Saigon. The raid Congressional leaders echoed bridge St., is on the dean's list are now equal to or slightly be­ thousands of rounds of ammuni­ cheese, fruited Jello; Wednes­ west opened the ten of dia­ O A 6 3 2 tion. apparently was an effort to official assurances the )35-an- at Regis College, Weston, Mass. with little change. low their 1967 lows, said Salo­ day, spaghetti with or without monds, and South looked at the 4 A J 6 slam guerrillas moving away ounce price for gold will be She is a senior at the school Although most of the Ume the mon Brothers ft Hutzler, a Wall Some 400 miles to the north, a dummy with distaste. The bid­ South West North from Thursday’s battlefield. maintained. Chairman John and an English major. meat sauce, grated cheese, our East Street investment Ann. unit of the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry own baked rolls and butter, pud­ ding was right out of the book, 1 NT Pass 3 NT atmosi^ere In Wall Street Sparkman, D-Ala., of the Senate All Pass Division dug up 660 mortar The B62s struck twice today ding and topping; Thursday, hot- but the contract was as shaky seemed more hecUc than c«mfl. Medium and long-term gov­ Banking Committee predicted Friendship Circle of the Sal­ rounds hluden near Quong Tri against Nortlj Vietnamese dog on roll, baked beans, cole as jelly in a hurrlcauie. Declar­ ventry, has to William Florian McQrady of Paul William Blow, both of vanced moderately. The Phila­ the 263rd Main Force Battalion the dollar through inflation and week. R. Hebert, both of Hartford, has ted . The executive board of the cranberry sauce; Thursday, queen. East's decision to lead er passes. Vbu hold: Spades, Warren'vUle, m ., has been an­ delphia Electric Co. offered $80 and reported killing 13 of the to correct the country's balance ‘The market was rescued from been annoimced by her parents, been announced by her parents, Tolland, has been announced by Enemy gunners hit the Khe Manchester Women’s Club will ham burg in roll, chips, veget­ from a king convinced South K-J-9-2; Hearts, K-10-9-8; Dia­ nounced by her mother Mrs. million of tripIe-A rated mort­ enemy 34 miles southwest of of payments deficit—the two a steep slide by hopes that this M*". and Mrs. William Seibert Edgrar C. Smith of 62 Academy her father, Rosario Leo Larch­ Sanh base with 230 shells Fri­ meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the able sticks, pickles; Friday, to­ that East held the other kings monds, Q; Clubs, K-10-7-4. Irene L. Sco'VlIIe of South Gulf­ gage bonds which were priced Saigon. U.S. casualties were 6 conditions which, in Europe's weekend’s meeting In Washing- South St. St. and Mrs. Rlriiard Q. Wilder eveque of Goose Lane. She is day, Inflicting light casualties home of Mrs. William Hooker, mato and chicken noodle soups, as well. What do you say? port, formerly of Manchester. to yield 6.60 per cent. killed and 22 wounded. view , have undermined confi Chansonettes Featured in St, Patrick’s Day Show ton of finance officials from sev- T*^nce Is the son of Mr. of 41 Hoffman Rd. also the daughter of the late among the 7,000 defenders, the 77 Erie St. Mrs. Benjamin Rou- crackers, ham salad and pea­ Runs Diamonds Answer: Bid two clubs, the She Is also the daughter of the Some new corporate Issue's Reports reached Saigon today dence in the dollar overseas. en countries In the London gold M "- QHford White of Daley Her fiance is the son of Mr. Mrs. Larcheveque. U.S. Command said. lou will be co-hostess. nut butter sandwiches. Home­ The "Chansonettes,” a bar­ They are, left to right, Mrs. be purchased at the door. The South ran the three diamonds, Stayman Convention. This asks late Harold R. Scovllle. scheduled for the past week of a stiff fight near Con Tho, 80 American officials made no pool would produce some policy and Mrs. Joseph Martineau of Her fiance is the son of Mr. made desserts or fruit served bershop-style quartet, and mem­ Donald Zerlo of Hartford, Mrs. quartet has sung at Carnegie partner to rebld in any major Her fiance is the son of Mr. miles south of Saigon, Thurs­ In air raids on North Viet­ predictions on the outcome of amd Bast discarded a spade, a which would pour cold water on Miss Sei’ucrt, a graduate of Hartford. and Mrs. Theron Blow of Goose P°s‘Poned because of the with all meals, in addition to Edna Gordon of Willlmantic, Hail and have appeared on ra­ of four or more cards. If part and Mrs. DeHart McGrady of unsettled conditions of the mar­ day. The Vietnamese military nam, U.S. pilots flew 100 mis­ the seven-power conference, in The new members class of bers of Mountain Laurel Chap­ heart and a club. South then the rush for gold in foreign mar- C3oventry High School, is em- Miss Smith is a graduate of Lane. milk, bread and butter. formerly of Manchester; Mrs. dio and television shows since ner can show a major your will WarrenvlUe. ket. command said the only report it sions Friday. Major targets which the governor of the Bank Center Congregational Church ter, Sweet Adelines, Inc., will be won a finesse with the jack of kets and the attack on the dollsir ployed at Pioneer Parachute Oo. Hartford Hospital School of Miss Larcheveque, a graduate Northeast School: Monday, Richard .Thelen of New Britain organizing 15 months ago. They clubs and led out the ace of raise his suit to game; other­ Miss Scoville is a graduate of The municipal market was had was that two government were the Do Son communica­ of International Settlements at will meet Monday at 8 p.m. In and pound sterling. Mr. Chiarizio is employed with Nursing, and Is employed In the of Elllng;ton High School, Is em­ tions station, the Kien An and chicken and gravy, buttered featured at the St. Patrick's Day and Mrs. David Gunas of Man­ will appear in regional competi­ hearts. wise, your next bid will be 3- Boca Clega High -School and St. sharply lower. Yields continued airborne battalions swept the Basel, Switzerland, will join the the minister's office. The most popular forecast A. Michaud Oak Flooring of cardiac Intensive unit at the ployed at Pratt and Whitney Di­ rice, peas, fruit cocktail; ’Tues­ show Sunday at 8 p.m. at St. chester. The program will in­ tion in Albany, N.Y., in May East tried to get out by drop­ NT. Petersburg (Fla.) Junior Col­ to rise. The expiration on Fri­ battlefield Friday and did not Yen Bai airfields, a battery seven central bankers. among economists was that the Coventry. hospital. Mr. Hebert, e g^duate vision of United Aircraft Corp., plant and the Hon Gal thermal day, baked ham with pineapple, Bridget School auditorium, spon­ clude Irish step dancers, vocal­ with other quartets of the Sweet ping the king of hearts. This Copyright 1968, lege. She is employed by Atty. day of the taix-exempt ruling on find any enemy bodies. But the West German govern­ William O'Neill, town en­ assembled bankers would agree The wedding Is planned for of Hartford Public High School, Mr. Blow, a graduate of Mar- power plant. A U.S. spokesman mashed potatoes, buttered com, sored by St. Bridget (Thurch. ists and musicians. Tickets may Adelines. ('Firestone photo) allowed West to win the next General Features Corp. James A. Devito, at South Gulf­ industrial revenue issues Unconfirmed reports said one ment has urged a double-price gineer, ■will talk about “Clean­ on a “ two-tier” gold-market Sept. 14. served four years with the U.S. lanapolls Preparatory School, at­ brownies: Wednesday, soup, heart trick with the jack. West port. • prompted the sale of numerous airborne battalion became heav­ said the Do Son facility 12 miles plan for gold. The rate for gold ing up the Water of Manche.'t- system, involving an inter­ Air Force. He is employed at tended Ward School of Electron­ southeast of Haiphong, is a tuna salad and egg salad sand­ returned the six of spades, but Mr. McGrady graduated fronfi such issues. ily engaged with two main force sales to governments would stay ter,” at a meeting of the Man­ the left rear fender of a car change of gold between central the Early American Inns, Inc., ics. Previously employed at small, coastal receiving station. wiches, celery and carrot sticks, None Injured declarer played low from the Prehisloric Mine Wheaton Central High School In other developments, the Viet Cong battalions and when a 6 Town’s Report at $35 an ounce, while private chester Civltan Club Tuesday at operated by Therese L. Hewitt, banks at the current $36-an- Holyoke, Mass. It was the first time the facility sliced peaches; Thursday, meat dummy and won in his hand The only known prehistoric ^OKe, and St. Petersburg Junior Col- xr Federal Natloaml Mortgage As- second battalion of government buyers would pay whatever 12:15 p.m. at Willie's Steak 105 Seaman Circle. Miss Hew­ ounce price and a free market had been hit. ball sandwiches, tossed salad, In 4 Mishaps itt was heading south. In Test Again with the ace. South then cashed mine in southwestern United ^ ^ w e d d ln g is planned for le p . He_ attemted the Unlyer- fsociation announced p l ^ to paratroopers moved In by hell- higher price was dictated by de­ House. for speculators and hoarders. June 8. in DaNang, Vietnam. green beans, cake with icing; A car driven by Frances A. the ace of clubs and led his last States ds the “ Great Turquoise" sity of South Florida, and is sell $1 billion in participation copters it was pinned down in Economists in Saigon said the mand. Pour; non-injury accidents No date has been announced Friday, macaroni and cheese, Erardi, 168 Hilliard St., collid­ Mancester, with its 1966-67 club, forcing East to win with on Mt. Chalchiuitl, near Los The gold mining shares were serving ■with the U.S. Air Force. certificates on March 26. the landing zone. enemy’s lunar new year offen­ In any case, U.S. officials The Ladies Bible Class of the among the widest swinging for the wedding. coleslaw, buttered beets, Jello took place on Manchester ed with one driven by James Annual Report still at the print­ the king. Cerrlllos, N. M. The Indians got A summer wedding Is plan­ The Pennsylvania State Pub- Close air strikes were called sive set the stage for perilous predicted major decisions be­ Church of Christ will meet shares, starting strong and end­ and cream. Milk, bread and streets yesterday. A. Ma^owan, 18, of 164 Oak St. er's, has until April 1 to enter East was end-played again. their "sacred sky stone” from ned. lie School Building Authority In to relieve the embattled para­ Inflation in South Vietnam. One cause, as one of them said, the Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the ing weak. All sorts of opinions- butter served with all meals. at 8:10 p.m. yesterday, near the the University of Cbrmecticut's He had to lead away from the this mine. sold $40.82 million of bonds to a troopers, the reports said, and economist warned that the Viet central bankers "are not com­ A bus, transporting 22 men were aired on how these specu­ church. They ■will study the Maple Street School: Mon­ Center. 23rd annual Town and City Re­ group of investors which sub­ both Bides suffered heavy cas­ Cong now may be aiming at un­ ing to play poker." and women homeward to the lative Issues would fare in the li'ves of Mary and Martha. day, meat balls in gravy, Police say both vehicles were ports Ckmtest. The entry dead­ mitted a bid resulting In a net ualties. dercutting the Saigon govern­ There were several other pos­ Danielson-Brooklyn area from future, depenebing greatly on mashed potatoes, com, pickled going east on Center St. when line, usually Jan. 1, was extend­ Interest cost of 5.059 per cent. The U.S. command had an­ ment economically. sibilities. They included a fur­ The oommlaslon o f worship of East Hartford's United Aircraft what the weekend conference beets; Tuesday, grilled frank- Magowan attempted a lane ed this year. The World Bank said It ther suspension of gold sales In South Methodist Church ■will Corp., collided with a Southern brought. Most analysts agreed m ftuts In rolls, potato chips, change from right to left, cut­ The Manchester report, for Tomorrow Is Sundoy planned to sell next Thursday, the London market, the princi­ New England Telephone Co. re­ that they probably would be de­ meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at carrot and celery sticks; ting off the Erardi vehicle. the fiscal year ending June 30, $150 million of 26-year bonds. pal funnel through which grold pair truck at 7:30 a.m. yester­ FUN pressed further by congression­ the church. Wednesday, chicken noodle Neither driver was cited. 1967, will be entered in the 20,- Join The Fun has been flowing into the hands day. 000 to 50,000 population class. al pfissage of legislation to soup, sandwiches: Egg salad, of speculators; or a decision to The official board of North Jerry J. Avema, 26, of Dan­ When received from the print­ rs remove the 25 per cent gold cov­ peanut butter and marshmal­ TONIGHT BITUMINOUS permit wider price fluctuations Methodist Church will meet ielson, was the operator of the er, the reports will be hand-de­ er from U.S. currency, thus low; Thursday, barbecued ham- Limits Mortgage in the London market, thereby Monday ■ at 7 :46 p.m. at the bus ■which hit the truck, driv­ livered by town forces to each freeing all U.S. gold to meet for­ CHARGE YOUR burg on rolls, potato chips, raising the' cost of speculative en by Harold B. WdUlams, 59, BOSTON—One rule of thumb Manchester household. eign demand at $36 an ounce. church. pickles; Friday, baked fish buying: or even a complete of Kensington. Both vehicles used by mortgage lenders is The bill a'waits presidential sig- puffs, mashed potatoes, carrots, PRESCRIPTION DRIVEWAYS shutdown of the London pool, to Sunset Council, Degree of were going east on H. Center never to lend a home buyer 40-OUNCE MUSHROOM native. cole slaw. Dessert, milk and Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts which the United States and Pocadiontas, will meet Monday St. near Madison St. when Wil­ more than 2 to times his AHRENSBURG, Germany — Wall Street saw the boost In sandwiches served with all Now Booking for Seasonal Work cooperating nations have been at 7 :30 p.m. at the Knights of liams aJle^fedly attempted an annual income. Thus a $10,000 Giant edible mushrooms weigh­ meals. the discount rate to 5 per cent Liorteg iihoto contributing gold since 1961. Pythias Hall. lUegal left hand turn, cutting annual salary qualifies a buyer ing as much as 40 ounces have from 4H per cent as disappoint­ East EBomentary School: The engagement of Mlw Early Bird Special Serious misgivings are known in front of the bus. He was is­ for a $22,000 home if the buyer been produced by researchers FOR ingly small from the viewpoint Wftleom* Horo Monday, hot dog in roll, potato Roxanne Angell of Manchester to have developed among some There will be a Bible study sued a ■written warning. has set aside a down payment at the Max Planck Institute at UNDER — WITH — of bolstering the dollar and chips, pickle slices, cheese to Robert John Smith of Trum­ lO*/. DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 5th of the other six participants as Monday at 1:15 p.m. in the John S. Ziemak, 59, of 96 of more than $2-,000. Ahijensburg, near Hamburg. 21 stemming Its outflow to foreign w e^ es; Tuesday, spaghetti and bull has been announced by Uor AT to whether they can continue Robbins Room of Center Con­ Cooper Hill St. was given a countries. At the same time, the All work Personally Supervised. We are 100% Insured. meat balls, cole slaw, Italian 'THE BREAKERS" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dinneen photo feeding g;old out of their re­ gregational Church. ■written warning for failure to rate was not increased enough E. Angell of 22 Sanford Rd. The engagement of Mias PINE PHARMACY serves into the pool to maintain bread; Wednesday, chili and yield 'the right of way. Police Dancing to cause fear of cramping busi­ DeMAIO DROTHERS beans, spinach, com bread; — AND — Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Sheryl Ann Gray and Michael Burlon-illoss photo the $35 price, even ■with the ’The adult study class of South say he pulled out in front o f a Each ness. Lortne ptxAo 664 Center St. MS-SSM CALL 043-7091 Thursday, turkey noodle soup, Night and Mrs. Benjamin N. Smith of The engagement of Miss United States putting up 56 per Methodist Church will meet car driven by William D. Hart, DINE in the Ill The trading week began with T. Garrison, both of Coventry, The engagement of Miss Nola Elisabeth Martin Hyde of Man­ cent of the metal. fluffer-nutters, carrot and cel­ 8-12 p.m. Trumbull. M Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the 26, of 75 Nike Circle at Hart­ SOME DEAD BEARS" has been annoimced by her par- Gaifl Collins of Wapplng to ery sticks; FYiday, tuna boats, a rally Monday, helped to some Miss Angell Is a 1964 gp-od- chester to Edward 'William France, originally a contribu­ church. The Rev. Richard Du- ford Rd. and Fhirfleld St. mixed vegetables, orange juice. Elegant Century extent by Secretary of State uate of Manchester High School, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Coenraad E. Johannes of Man- Hutchinson of. Bolton has been tor, pulled out after building up pee will lead the program of Hart was driving west on Homemade desserts or fruit and 65 TOLLAND TPKE.—MANCHESTER Dean Rusk’s testimony on Viet­ and a 1967 graduate of Norwalk Oray of Cedar Swamp Rd. Chester has been announced by announced by her parents, Mr. a massive reserve of gold whose "Foundation Studies.” Hartford Rd. and applied his sandwiches served with all Room nam policy. Hospital School of Nursing. She Her fiiance ds the son of Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les- and Mrs. John M. Hyde of 11 value would be greatly en­ braikes when he saw the other meals. On the following two days, is a staff nurse at Manchester and Mrs. Albert Garrison of he M. Collins of 1224 Sullivan Meadow Lane. Add A Touch of Green To hanced if the world price were The visitation group of North vehicle, but ■was too late to Skinner Road School: Mon­ there was little change in the Memorial Hospital. South St. Ave. Her fiance is the son of Mr. to be raised. Methodist Church will meet avoid the collision, police said. ENTERTAINMENT Her fiance is the son of Mrs. day, sausage grrinders, potato X market but gold and silver Mr. Smith, a graduate of Miss Gray Is a 1966 grad- and Mrs. Edward K. Hutchin- While the London gold market Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Nightly In the chips, celery sticks, cheese The accident occurred at 7:46 stocks were strong, despite the Saugerties (N.Y.) High School, uate of Coventry High School, Anna Johannes of 130 Birch St, son of Bayberry Rd Your St. Patrick’s Day Celebration! was shut down Friday, the Par­ church. a.m. Showtimes Frl-Sat. Sun. and Is employed at Pratt and and^the Ute Reginius Joha^es^ Miss Hyde, a graduate of sticks; Tuesday, ham, mashed Intimate "Gibson Lounge" decision by world bankers to attended Albany (N.Y.) Busi­ is market remained open. In a Arthur M. Lussier, 19, of Miss Collins, a graduate of Manchester High School, is a potatoes, peas, cabbage, but­ ‘Fearless Vampire Killers’ 8:55 8:55 keep gold at $35 an ounce. The ness College, and Texas A and Whiitney Division of United -r Serve Shady Glen's Quality A feverish session the price of The Klwanis Club of Man­ Lunch — 11 A.M. Saturday E llsw orth Memorial High biology major at Jackson Col- ter sandwiches; Wednesday, Coventry was charged with ‘Jack of Diamonds’ 10:30 7:00 ’ rush on gold In Europe’s finan­ Alrcraft Corp, E5ast Hartford. gold shot to $44.36 an ounce. chester will meet Tuesday noon Dinner — 5 P.M. Dinner — 5 P.M. M. University, College Station. School, received her BS degree lege of Tufts University. Med- rice, meat balls and gravy, failure to yield half the high­ ‘Eye of the Devil’ 7:10 10:80 cial capitals continued at a fan­ He is serving as a radio sea- Mr. Garrison, a 1967 graduate Few doubted that if the Lon­ at Manchester Country Club. Sunday 12 Noon - 8 P.M. from Central Cormectlcut State ford. Mass. Mr. Hutchinson, al- PISTACHIO ICE CREAM string beans, peanut butter way to an oncoming vehicle, tastic rate. man with the U.S. Nairy at San of Coventry High School, is don market reopens Monday the Ed Heidelmark, district.lieuten­ Oollege, New Britain. She is a so a graduate of Manchester sandwiches; Thursday, hot dog after an accident which took Elegance Without Extravagance at Fear of stem government Diego, Calif. employed at Superior Electron­ rush will resume there. But ant governor, will make an of­ measures to control the finan­ teacher in the South Windsor High School, is niajoring in Made with rea’' pistachios, chocked full of nuts and colored on rolls, baked beans, potato place at 9:20 p.m. yesterday on An April wedding la planned. ics, WilUmantdc. many believed the surge of buy­ ficial visit. THE FeariEss cial crisis triggered a sharp School System. She has just business administration at a pretty party green! salad, cheese sticks; Friday, Cooper St. near Main St. No d£ite has been announced ing will subside somewhat in completed studies for her MA Northeastern University, Bos- tuna and noodle casserole, Lussier was driving north ^teafe Club plunge on Thursday, ■with the for the wedding. view of the weekend cooling-off Two members of the League ' market taking its worst loss degree at the University of Con­ ton. com, cole slaw, butter sand­ on Cooper St. when he struck iV a M P lR E P.S. Green whipped cream and a big green cherry served and Washington’s apparent will­ of Women Voters will speak 860 MAIN ST.. EAST HARTFORD, CONN-—289-4359 since the start of the Israeli- necticut, Storrs. No date has been announced wiches. Dessert and mUk are ingness to consider strong anti- about Project Concern, at a ^ I I ■ , ii"'- Ymt; Irrll, ■ Arab war June 6. A rally on BYl- Mr. Johannes, a graduate of for the wedding. 'with all sundaes . . . served with each meal. inflationary measures. meeting of the Manchester Ro­ : day recovered part of Tuts- Apollo Institute, ailso attended Lake Street School; Monday, E n gagem ent tary Club Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. ■ day's lost grround as hopes In­ the Institute of Social Sciences 3 Color Hiti chicken in gravy, mashed po­ at Manchester Country Club. creased for government action. and the School for Banking and iVID S m iA tatoes, peas, fruit; spaghetti "For the first time we have a Harmon - Fournier Broker’s’ Employes in Amster­ with meat sauce, wax beans, GEORGE JOSEPH ilM W distinct effort as opposed to \ er- dam, the Netherlands. He also cheese wedges, Jello; Wednes­ A Lenten Reminder — SU N D A Y S at HAMILTON GOTTEN JACK OF ' bal promises and pronounce- The engagement of Miss Mary Wttended the evening division day, chicken noodle soup, egg fir SMUsmi Dr. Blaiberg MARIE MAURICE . ments to halt the chaotic condi­ EUa Harmon of 9 Avon St. to of the University of Hartford. CLAM CHOWDER salad and peanut butter sand­ DIAMONDS CORNER tions In the International mone­ Richard Donald Fournier of ^e is employed at the U.S. Post FAIRWAY, served every Tuesday wiches, raisin cups; ’Thursday, LAFORET EVANS ..... tary market,” sald^ Newton D. . Office, Manchester. . jo.,.RA0UEL WELCH sloppy Joes, potato chips, All Agawam, Mass., has been an- jg planned for r /R s r Gk>es Home Zlnder o f E. F. tHutton ft Oo. and Friday orange juice, cookies; Friday, ______I Color! BUCK’S RESTAURANT nounced by her parents, Mrs. Aug. 3. “You Can Taste The Quality” 'Plus!—Raquel Welch (Continued from Page One) macaroni and cheese, kernel MIND-CHILLING TERRORI Bernice R. Harmon of Steep ------for your ^ CORN CHOWDER kom, carrot sticks, fruit. “Biggest Bundle Of Ail” was rejecting the new heart, and — Featuring — (Falls, Maine, and Randolph S. styrofoam J served every Wednesday M6M PRESENTS A MARTIN RANSOHOFFPROOOON Sliig» Touch and Sew Sew­ ► WOOD ...in “PENELOPE" and raised the dosage of drugs Natiie Wood "Penelope” COUNTRY MUSIC . I Harmon of Greenfield, Mass. ing Machines (less than J Her fiance is the son of Mr. INCOME TAX eoster eggs n and Saturday during Lent NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS to counter this. Children under 12 Free! _ With — f4Sr WINDSOR Blaiberg spent his entire hos­ GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND $80.00) or finish $6.00 month­ J’OSfi'Ph N. Fournier of ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY ^ ^ Holyoke, Maas. PREPARATION DRIVC IN RTS pital recuperation period in a Joel Lang’s “ SUN LINERS’’ ly payments. (None over 6 John and Bernice Rleg Parkade Branch—^Monday through Saturday sterilized suite. months old). Miss Harmon is a graduate of Standish (Miaine) High School, INDIVIDUAL, Barnard had been anxious to — Plus — 644-1260 get him out of the hospital as — ANNOUNCIM — and Mr. Fournier is a graduate BUSINESS AND OT POPUtAR RReUIST Dinneen photo Holyoke High School. Both soon as possible -because the W> an iduSaUas 1 tkaarlasi THEATRE EAST PERCY ST. PETER, Lead Guitarist SMALL BUSINESS doctor says the kind of germs ■f >Br. antp ins- I aUMIMIU IHUN ■ MI-i4N Tile engagement of Mies Fri- employed at the South af the found in hospitals are far more 4tv. Mon. thru Fri. 7:00-9:15 ' STEAKS — CHOPS — PIZZA da Paulette LaiBler o f Coven- Windsor engineering faculty of NOW—ENDS SUNDAY 1:10 — 5t00 — 140 Call resistent to treatment than any MX IRATf RRtmVRB Sat., Sun. 2:10-4:25-6:40-9:06 ★ LEGAL BEVERAGES -k LUNCHEONS try to Thomas E. Burdick of Whitney Division of -8—Big Adult Movies—3 which Blaiberg is likely to pick Manchester has been announced UnMed A l^ raft Corp. JA SO N J. NO VITCH Starts 7:00 Spacious Dining Room Where HAVE A STUNNING NEW up outside. ML SIAT8 RRIIRVRD Nom. for 4 Academy Awards Friendly Country People Meet! by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. p la m ^ for Blaiberg will remain in semi- > mt PksM Oman AccaaM Served Daily Arvln V. LdBler of Arlington 643-1996 — 649-5435 RNBSWM ual Help Church, Holyoke, Mass. isolation at the apartment block Mnap A»*m NEW LONDON TURNPIKE, OLD RT. 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■A.'. ^MANCHESTER EVENIMO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 P A fa FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968

tlvtUes will come from various The short - range technical cures, if CRPA to Put sources. Federal, state and lo­ Penny Saver are pull ourselves together enough to put cal funds for completion of the them Into effect, are going to have to Business Bodies S tress on Water and Sewer Study carried Thrift Shop lEtimtns IfpraUi be draatle, or so the eim rte say. over account for $78,000; an ad­ PUBU8HBD BY THE The long range cure^for the problem ditional 701 groM from the fed­ HBRAU) PRINTINO CO., mC. PROMOTED Social Plan eral government will provide Seeks^Items IS Blasell Street of gold lies In an Improvement In the Chairman a t the Arts Commit­ $60,000; the second half of the Henchester, Conn. Jerome Nathan of 166 Green tee Temple Beth Shalom. general political and policy health of The OapHtol Region Planning state grant for 1967-69 planning THOltAS F. FBROUSON Manor Rd., formerly 'vice-presi­ Nathan and hia wife have two Mrs. Jacob IflUer, chairman WALTER R. FEROUBON the country. Agency 'Will place a greater em - accounts for $9,620. PubUehera dent of operations at Choice- sons; one Is married and em­ of the Penny Saver thrift A op phasla on social planning for The balance of $40,000 ■will be Founded October 1, 1881 Vend, has been promoted to Sen­ ployed as an economist In Waeh- sponsored by the Women’s Aux­ A Peak In Effrontery ior Vice-President of the com­ (the region’s 29 member towns, raised by the membership dues PubIMied Every Evening Except Sundey* -ington, D.C.; the other Is a jun­ iliary of Manchester ICenmlal and Holidays. Entered at tbe Post Office at pany. Choice-Vend, located In according it lbs 1968-69 Pro­ for region towns computed on Seldom In the history of American ior at University of Connecticut. Hospital, read a recent news­ llsuichester. Conn., as Second Class Hall Windsor Locks, is a leading gram and Budget, approved the same total and formula as Hatter. politics has there been such a display of paper article advising women, manufacturing of soft drink Wednesday night at a joint last year. unconscious effrontery and profound REOEIVE8 AWARD "If you haven’t worn It with SUBSCRIPTION RATES vending machines tmd produces meeting of the Executive and Expenditures for staff salaries Payable in Advance mlajudgment as that offered by the re­ General-Hartford Inc. of Man­ pleasure ■within the past year, One Year ...... tas.00 them for worM-wlde distribution. Program and Finance Oammiit- 000 for new end continuing pro­ Six Months ...... 11.00 action of Senator Robert Kennedy to chester, a company owned joint­ tees in Hartford. jects carried forward, cmd $84,- give It away." Three Honthe ...... B.80 ly by First Hartford Realty This Is exactly what Mrs. 101- One Month ...... 1.8B the run made by Senator Eugene Mc­ The propoaed budgeit well be­ 00 Ofor ne 'wand continuing pro­ Carthy in the New Hampshire primary. Corp. and General Electric Co., low the 'Current budget and the jects totaling $00,000. ler hopes women In this area MEMBER OF recently was honored with a na­ Consultant fees for projects will do, not only when thsy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The likelihood is that, by the very act program will be adopted by the tional award presented by the carried forward is set at $68,000 "weed out their closets, but al­ The Associated Press is exclusively entitled In which he reached so eagerly for the town representatives at CRPA’s to the use of republicatlon of all news dis­ United Illuminating (fo. for Its compared to $S,0(X) for new and so when they do their spring patches credited to tt or not otherwise credH- Eh'esldency In the wake of McCarthy’s next regular meeting, Thurs­ ed in this paper and also the local news pub­ West Shore urban renewal pro­ day at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria continuing projects and a total cleaning." She suggests that lished here. accomplishment, with such a presumptu­ ject. of $73,000. Other expenses and they bring their articles to the All rights of resMiblicatlon of special dis­ a t East Hartford High School, patches herein are also reserved. ous ELSsumpUon that everybody would West Shore is a sea side area New projects to be under­ overhead totals $24,620, of which Penny Saver at 616 Main St., naturally welcome his snatching Mc­ in West Haven, formerly the site $4,000 is for projects carried for­ "where they will do the most The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ taken next year Include prep­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo- Carthy’s prize out of McCarthy’s hand. of the Savin Rock amusement aration a t a Regional Plan for ward and $20,520 for new and good, first for the hostpltal, as gimphloal errors appearing in advertisements Senator Kennedy ended once and for all park. The West Shore area will, Housing; Address Coding for continuing projects. proceeds of the shop benefit the and other reading matter in The Hanchester institution, and second to the Evening Herald. whatever slim chances, he has had of when completed, have some 6(X> the 1670 census, and an In'vesU- garden type apartment units getlon of CRPA’s role in social donor, who receives a tax de­ Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Woshlng- either getting the nomination or be­ duction slip for all donations.” ton Post News Service. coming President. plus a high rise apartment build­ planning. Safely Program Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ing and a shopping center. The The Regional Plan for Hous­ The shop welcomes donations Publishers Representatives — The Julius McCarthy, seemingly without ambi­ of clothing and accessories for Mathews Special Agency — New York, CM- initial section of the garden ing proposal would delve into Held at Buckley cago, Detroit and Boston. tion, has created a cause which re­ apartments is now completed the relationship of public hous­ all members of the family; toys, stores freshness and meaning to (he furniture, and household articles MEMB.'ilR AUDIT BUREIAU OF CIRCULA- and fully rented. The shopping ing patterns to the best loca­ As part of the safety program TIONS.______American political process. Kennedy, center is now in operation. tions and use of the land. for Buckley School, the safety of all descriptions. Pickup with his clan-hypnotized sense of per- Public housing should be lo­ patrol, at a Friday morning as­ service may be obtained by call­ ing the Penny Saver. Saturday, March 16 srnial destiny, will, if he persists, mere­ COMPLETES cated near job em'ployment op­ sembly, presented a number of "It is very helpful,” Mrs. ly shatter the cause again. LUMBER COURSE portunities, shopping and pub- slogans, jingles, and a movie. A feature of the program was Miller says, "if the sizes of The spotlight In which public men op­ Michael Murphy of the W. G. ■Me ■transportatlan, accodring to ORPA Chairman Seymour the use of a shadow graph which clothing is indicated on each To Give Rockefeller HUt Chance erate these days Is becoming increas­ Glenney Co. was one of 71 stu­ article if possible, as this helps Jerome Nathan dents to graduate from the sales Lavitt of Vernon. imitated the advice of the safe­ While Republicans digest the welcome ingly sharp and pitiless. Occasionally, it ty slogan. volunteers sort the donations in and product development Insti­ Public housing efforts now news that the Democrats, with Senator shows us men of fancied great stature Nathan will continue to be re­ their proper catagories.” tute held last month at the Uni­ 11118 is a scene from a typical day at the Kiddie Korral at 0 Delmont St. The day nunery appear to be located wherever Taking part in the program unconsciously ruining themselves In one sponsible for the overall product opened two weeks ago, and is the first such operation In Manchester. Shown sitting at the were Amy Ballard, Tony Legge, The Penny Saver Is open Mon­ Kennedy trying to scramble his way versity of Massachusetts, in land becomes available, ■without design, engineering and manu­ table, are, left to right: Sandra Gray; Heather Davids; Mrs. J. C. Durocher, director, and Nancy Ctowett, Jean Sibley, day through Saturday and ob­ into the opportunity opened by Senator ten minute Interview. Amherst, Mass. much thought seemdn^y given facturing functions of the firm. Ronet Salant. In the rear, at the left, is little Jim Morin, and helping him on the slide is Mrs. Debbie Thomas, Billy Howard, serves regular retail hours. McCarthy’s leadership, may be about to Graduation marked the end of to its location near jobs and A graduate of Rhode Island Frederick Clay. On the right, riding the horse Is Kathryn Gray, and watching her la Mrs. Al- Mark Hafner, Paul GUha, Lynn mess themselves up for a change, Re­ The Pleasure Of The Non-Meeting School of Design, he was pfe- au Intensive one-week training shopping, he added. bf rt Frederick. (Herald photo by Bucelvicius.) The Investigation of (JRPA’s Lessard, Marty Hahn, Daidd publicans should, for their own part, ■viously president of Nathan-Ad- course In product areas of the 'We have made not the slightest study ^ Boclal planning ■will at- Brown, Heidi Bsullak, James plan to take advantage of the situation ler Associates, Industrial Design­ retail lumber and building In­ of meetings and events which were England Telephone Co. at 52 E. $3.16 in 1966 on a smaller tempt to find the role which the Hallisey, Robert Ostberg, Ellen 1ST. PATRICK'S DAY by refraining, this time, from sabotag­ ers In New York (Jity, and has dustry which was jointly spon­ LETTER CLINIC SET dutifully cancelled last Tuesday morn­ Center St. number of shares. planners can best fill, either as Platok, Kim Rogers, Jessica Cords ing their own potential journey to the been with C3holce-Vend since Its sored by the University of Mas­ Would you like to improve Laufer and Nancy Schelnost. ing, in honor of the “heavy snowfall” sachusetts and the North­ your business letter writing The clinic is sponsored by the At year’s end, SNETCO had a co-ordlnaltng body between Novdtlos White House. establishment. The program ended with the warning Issued by the Weather Bureau Nathan is a former member eastern Retail Lumbermens As­ and make it more effective? Manchester (Chamber of Oom- 1,773,000 telephones in service, the many different g^roups in- The probability is that their best film, “ Safe Bicycling." for Tuesday afternoon and evening. All of the Charter Revision C!om- sociation, Rochester, N. Y. One of the nation’s leading___„ merce. According bo Richard G. an increase of 91,000 over the volved in solving urban and so­ ARTHUR DRU6 chemce of doing the best thing for their we know is that, quite In keeping with Young Dancers Step Out in Honor of Ireland's Patron Saint mittee past-president of the He is among over 2000 gradu­ a'Uthorittea on writing ■ iness the program is open to every- before. cial problems, or by actualy party and the best thing for the nation the submlssiveness which Is becoming Manchester chapter o f American ates who have i.ttended these letters, W. H. Butterfi' will one who wants to write better planning the programs them- Never Found City is to accomplish the nominatlMi of Gov­ more and more the trademark of mod­ The demancj for Irish step dancers during this season keeps this dancers in the foreground are, left to right, Margaret Joy and Je(w1sh Congress; and member Institutes over the past 20 conduct a Business Letter (JUnlc letters, and is being ■offered The W.T. Grant Co. board of selves. ernor Rockefeller. o f tbe Board o f Dlreotors and yean. April 3 at the Southern New as a service (to (the business directors recently declared a The agency will continue Us Machu Plcchu. the ancient em adult society, as contrasted with the group of youngsters busy filling the many engagements they Sheila Foy, Kevin Marceau and Maureen O’Connor Bradley; Inca capital which lies some Conceding that probability, there are men and women of the ■exxm- regular quarterly dividend on work on the completion of the “ Anyone to flnloh last few at least pretense of independence main­ have to appear at St. Patrick Day observances in this area. TTie Marilyn Moriarty and Patricia O’Brien. munlity. common stock of 32% cents per regional water, sewer, drains^ 8,0(K) feet above sea level In a few things that might happen. tained by our youth, an impressive payments of |6 montUy on Butterfield is listed 4n “Who’s share, up from 27% cents per ^ the mountains of Peru, was 1. Governor Rockefeller himself number of cancellations and postpone­ America" and is the share paid In the previous quar- of toe Region Airports. never found by the Spanish con- several 1967 Sewing Bin- dark side; we contemplate land­ Who In AJTierWJtl turn m UIC ------f ----- — ----- r------'i----- /-»««4.|^. T^*w^•Lx^fa rtf f>t» should cease all pretense of reluctance, ments were announced. Dfljst T>rGsident of the Ameii- ter. The dividend Isis payable Continuing projects of the quistadores. In 1911, its jungle- •Wonders of the Universe- ing ours on the sunlit side. Their covered ruins were finally dis­ chines. AU have balances of yf waiting to be drafted, and make one This Bimount of success fOr a mere can Business Writing Assocla- ^Pril \to stockholders of record descent time was 94 minutes; Connecticut Yankee view of new elements of Re­ covered by FTof. Hiram Bing­ no more than $85. 944-UM” clear decision to work and go all the false alarm about the weather has a (tlon. He is an author, and March ii. the American lander will get gional Plan; co-orddnation of ham. way. certain colnpelling fascination about it down in 30. It is of Interest that By A.H.O. Printer’s Ink Magazine, in re- municipal development refer­ 2. The nation’s Republican governors, New Venus Probe What might happen to civilization, It in­ the atmospheric pressures de­ vle(wing his 'books, called him Kaman (3orp. employes re­ rals; co-operation ■with other who played the key role in the party’s vites us to think, if there were more termined by Venera 4 were used The terms of the great freeze been developments from New “the moat expert a t the au­ ceived a three-cent-an-hour-cost By DR, I. M- LEVITT, Venus lander will be launched agencies such as RC3EO and 1962 national convention, by their own cancellations? What is really missed, to determine the time of descent barring Connecticut Republi­ York. thorities.” Butterfield is au- -of-ll'vlng increase In their pay (JIPP; and Educational pro­ DIBEGTOR by an Atlas-Agena system The ban on activity on behalf ithor of the section on “Letter checks distributed Thursday. strategic unity behind Eisenhower when there is a cancellation, that can’t The Pels Planetarium upon entry of the American cans from dividing themselves grams. which means that payloads are lander. of Presidential candidates, laid WriUng” in the World Book The increase, effective as of against Taft as the candidate of the adequately be recaptured or compen­ of The Franklin Institute prematurely over the Presiden­ Budget restricted. The weight of the .Landers like these are des­ on Cfonnectlcut Republicans, ex­ Encyclopodla. March 4, Is for hourly and sal- COIN SHOW party’s Congiresslonal and organisational sated for when the next meeting Is held, Scientists indicate that a new The budget for the next year landers as it approaches Venus perately needed to maintain tial candidates of 1968 now stand tended only to Connecticut Re­ ------aried employes In Kaman’s professionals, have a chance of being de­ space thrust to detail the Is sharply curtailed from last BOLTON, CONN. say a week, or a month, or a decade will be 268 pounds, for Venera U.S. interest in the planets and redefined in a manner which publicans while they were in FAFNIR MANAGER Aerospace Special Products, and FIANCrS RESTAURANT surface characteristics of Venus year, and totals $187,620. cisive again in the 1968 convention If from now? 4. It will enter the Venusian not forfeit space dominance to establishes the legitimacy of one Connecticut. Cniaries E. Kelly of 66 Walnut Music Groups located In Coh' 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. is urgently needed to learn more A greater emphasis is placed they get together promptly. How many meetings held are really atmosphere with a rather low the Russians. Scientists sincere­ rather large loophole. It never extended to what Con­ St. has been named manager, nectlcut. about this planet of mystery. on the work of the CRPA Staff 3. Dwight Eisenhower, whose political necessary or profitable? How many speed of 36,000 feet per scenod. ly hope that new funds will be We had begun to suspect It necticut Republicans might be While Cornell University astro­ production services, with the ------and the Representatives. The M A R C H 17, 1968 dotage seemed to begin with his own In­ really enjoyable? 'What if no meetings As the heat shield and back­ made available so that the tre­ from developments in New doing outside the state. Fafnlr Bearing Co. In New xwo pictures in the Business use of consultants is greatly nomers have radar-mapped one- up structure is 56 pounds, the decisions aind irresolutions In the 1964 were ever held again, what would be­ mendously fruitful planetary Hampshire, but did not fully We began to suspect this loop­ Britain. He had been g;roup Bodies section of the paper on reduced. Admission Free third of the Venusian surface, decent weight of the 40-inch campaign, could be of influence if he programs may continue. realize it until there had also hole when former Governor manufacturing manager. Feb. 23 were switched and Income for next year’s ac- come of the world then? this provided only approximate diameter probe will decrease to Exhibits John Davis Lodge, who had Kelly will work with Fafnlr’s wrong names appeared under could make up his mind beitween two We all know, by actual exi>erience, delineation of Its smooth and 212 pounds. actually established himself as a management information sys- the pictures. George T. Evans men (neither of whom he really cares bow much nicer a world It seems when rough areas. The arrival sequence dictates sort of Connecticut general for for or admires, we suspect) and keep we do have a real blizzard and a little With the Mariner 2, Mariner that 12 days before encounter terns group, adapting the latest was identified as Richard C. NICK'S SHOE Richard Milhaus Nixon even be­ Reeves and Reeves’ picture was his mind made up that one way. Any­ 5 and the Russian Venera 4, the re-entry capsule will be sep­ News for Senior Citizens compulsory Immobility and inability to fore the great freeze was or­ labeled with Evans’ name. The REPAIR body .who did so much damage to his scientists have obtained signifi­ arated from the spacecraft eind get to meetings and such. We know that By WALLY FOR’n N dered from on high, managed to ^pictures ran with stories, teUlng cant data relathig to the physi­ deflected onto an impact trajec­ party pretending a nice indecision In not going to meetings becomes one of escape from the freeze of Con­ of the promotions of the men. cal environment of the planet. tory, to enter a cruise phase. DIRECTOR 1964, then deciding too late, then retreat­ the most pleasant and fruitful and re­ necticut imto the primary cam­ TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING The only chance to obtain sur­ Once the lander is on a colli­ Evans was promoted with Aetna ing from his too late decision, owes his warding occupations ever experienced. Here we are again with anoth­ Esther Anderson, 672; Ruth paign In New Hampehlre. Life and Casualty, and Reeves face Information was missed sion course with the planet, er somewhat miserable week Johnson, 637; Mary Hope, 631; In New Hampshire Lodge party a gallant piece of forthrightness More power to the Weather Bureau with the Travelers Insurance Piaoe your orders now for dormant spraying on your when the Russian probe failed the deflection motor and prede­ gone by, and I guess we were Bill Neverette, 628; Mary St. made any number of eloquent now. when it can get cancellations with a on impacting the Venusian sur­ Companies. flection antenna will be jet­ -lucky not to get all the snow Lawrence, 622; Cliff Hammond speeches for Nixon, including a plantings to control scale and over wintering insects. 4. Governor Rockefeller should pre­ face. Unless the Russians try three inch fall. tisoned. At this time one-way that was predicted. With all the 621: and Ted Rivard, 615. rather famous one In which he again In the immediate future, Joseph J. Giraltls of 91 Scott "King of the OaU 643-7679. pare and present his own poslUim on communications will be estab­ bad weather, we did manage Schedule for next week Is: compared his man to the other it appears that the next Ameri­ Dr. recently joined the Quarter Vietnam, even if the result of doing so Christianity In Asia And Africa lished with the (Joldstone 210- to carry on our scheduled pro­ Monday, 9:30 a.m. to noon. great losers in history, like Shoe Repair" can probe to Venus may land foot-dlameter antenna. Com­ Century Club with United Air­ is to put the war in Vietnam into a Must Christianity’s future in Africa grams and all were well attend­ Rug Hooking Class (just start­ Abraham Lfocoln. 1101 Main St., Manebester on the surface. munications will then cease, to craft Corp. He is in the plant Opposite Army A Navy Club CARTER TREE EXPERTS kind of policy freeze on both sides while and Asia grow bleaker and bleaker? Is ed. ing and open to both men and Now this New Hampshire ac­ What U. S. scientists would conserve power. Six days later protection department. both Washington and Hanoi wait to see the day of the Christian missionary to We finished our regular arts women) 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. tivity and oratory, although it COMPLETE TREE CARE welcome Is a probe which would the communications system will whether the people decide in November and crafts program last Thurs­ Pinochle Tournament, (setback was outside Connecticut, legally LICENSED AND INSURED such areas over? Have the ChrisUcm provide the same information again be activated to relay day and have made room for for those who want to play.) and jurlsdlctlonally speaking, to take what the Governor offers. churches failed in their efforts to bring about Venus as the Surveyor f.everal minutes of engineering that new program I told you Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.. was nevertheless, In this age of Mombers of the James Shaw Enterprises of 13 E. Middle Tpke. aim their cameras at the 5. Governor Rockefeller should, throw­ help and hope to vast numbers In the provided about the moon. Un­ and capsule-condition data. photographer while riding their snowmobiles. The group makes movies of skiers, and lately non-Christian world? about. On Monday and Thurs­ Open card playing, pool, a(nd communication miracles, some­ ing normal political practice to the fortunately, surface condi­ Shortly before entry, capsule TV. have been using the snowmobiles to get the action shots. What they do Is chase the skiers with It Is well known that many experts tions on the two bodies are such day mornings beginning Mon­ thing that could and did come winds, attempt to designate at least some power will again be used to es­ Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 0 the little machines, James Shaw, pictured rear left. said. Others in picture are, front: John would answer “ yes” to these three ques­ that long-lived landers, while day, March 18. we are going to back into Connecticut, with Its of his major Cabinet appointments, in­ tablish communications, and p.m. Sunset Club meeting. Squlers, president of Skiing Squiers Film Productions; rear, right: Edward Jagoda head ca­ tions. Racial unrest, rising nationalism, possible on the moon, are out introduce a new craft, rug hook­ powers of argument and persua­ cluding any Democrats he would Invite the capsule’s physical status Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon. meraman, and rear center, George Winter who serves as Snowmobile mechanic. anticolonization, competition from Islam, of the question on Venus. So ing. Mrs. Harry M. Fraser has sion only slightly diminished. In­ PARADISE will be ascertained before at­ to serve their nation imder his leader- volunteered her time to Instruct Rug Hooking, 3 p.m. to 4 :30 OPEN pride in native culture, these and many they hope to obtain as much in­ mospheric entry. Upon entry, directly, at least, John Lodge ahlp. you folks, and believe me, with p.m., (Jhoral Singing. was pleading for Connecticut Gilead Hill School note. An add­ other factors have combined to make formation as possible In the communications will cease with Such suggestions are, perhaps, almost her vast exfKsrience and know Friday, 9:30 a.m. to noon. Hebron ed $3,000 was appropriated from Regristration Week this an admittedly difficult period for the brief 120-mInute lifetime of the blackout duratiori lasting 12 to votes for Nixon too, freeze or St. James’ School will hold Charles E. Kelly Impossibilities. Certainly they are a lander. how I’m'sure those who attend Special Project, for the Man­ no. surplus to be put In to the snow Christian churches in the traditionally 14 seconds. During blackout, chester Visiting Nurses. (We removal fund. The voters also registration Monday through electric data processing tech­ ALL DAY great deal to ask. A group of scientists from will be In for a real treat. So The next out of state ma­ non-Christian world. It would be fatuous details of the deceleration pro­ could use more volunteers for accepted the town reports as Friday of next week for new niques to production and manu­ But there is some doubt whether any­ NASA’s Jet Propulsion Labora­ how about planning to attend? neuver around the big freeze In Mrs. Sibun to deny that new approaches, new under­ file and light level data will this, and we serve refresh­ printed in the annual town re­ applicants for the 1963-0!) facturing operations. POOLS Nothing to d'O but show up, and thing less will work, if, as it should, the tory, Roger D. Bourke, Floyd Connecticut found former Re­ school year, the Rev. Thom­ standing, new inspiration are urgently be stored for later transmission. there will only be a very nomi­ ments.) 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.. Crewel ports book. He also will be responsible for Jean and William S. McDonald, publican National Chairman Republican party hopes to take into the ' needed If Christianity, Is to refocus Its At the end of the blackout the nal fee charged for the mater­ Embroidery Class. E lected to It was decided to lease the as J. Barry, principal, an­ the Initiation and Installation of SUNDAY and a Sperry Rand Corp. sclen- Meade Alcorn journeying to campaign a choice rather than an echo effectiveness In Asia and Africa. capsule speed will have dropped Burrows Hill School to the He­ nounces. production control procedures Ost, Kenneth W. Randle, have ials used. By of the philosophy and policy already in 'Yet, basically, the demand for what* from 36,000 feet i>er second to New York. There he had him­ bron Historical Society for $1. Registrations for all 'new concerning the flow of material, teamed up to detail a first-gen­ The meeting on Medicare Is self pictured as one of a group School Board pupils in Grades J-8 will be All Medicinal Services Available the 'White House. Christianity has to offer is as deep and the speed of sound. At this point A Thought for Today The lease will continue effective component parts and bearings eration lander for the 1973 Venus scheduled for Tuesday afternoon of distinguished’ national leaders taken daily from 10 a.m. un­ broad as ever. Indeed, It can be said the heat shield will have com­ Sponsored by the Manchester as long as the Hebron Historical through the factory. opportunity. pleted its task and will be jet­ March 26, so don’t forget to assembled to plead with Gover­ Mrs. Katharine Sibun was til noon in tlic stiiool office Specialty Builders that virtually all that Africa and Asia Council of Churches Society exists. During discussion Kelly joined Fafnir in 1964 Why We’re Vulnerable On Gold Aa a start, they have chosen tisoned. make your plans to attend, and nor Nelson Rockefeller to con­ elected to fill the vacancy on the only. are seeking today has its roots in 'bring all your questions with on the motion, Edward Smith from Hamilton Standard where ONLY 29 DAYS TO GOl Underneath all the esoteric terminol­ iSix types o f sensors to pro- Near the end of the 9th (Chap­ descend to consider himself a Regional Board of Education ::ihristlan fundamentals and in what The descent time Is estimated you. The Action Commission of Hope Valley spoke on need he was a superintendent of pro­ We specialize in customer designed pools. We have ■vlde desired information, ter of the Gospel according to uandidate for the Presidency. last night at a special town OPEN TONIGHT ogy and the mysterious technical as­ these latter have brought to the world. to be about 30 minutes, and Im­ will have Harry Buckley, who for preserving this portion of the Greater Hartford Council of duction conlirol. He is a graduate though they admit this may not St. Marji, Jesus says, “ Salt is Freeze or no, It was somehow meeting. Milton R. Porter spoke above ground and in ground swimming pools of all pects of the gold crisis, there is a basis \ Ibller sense of men’s brotherhood un- pact velocity about 35 feet per is well quallfi^ to speak on local history. Churches. of Rensselaer Polytechnic Instl ■ represent the scientifically op­ Good; but if the salt has lost Inevitable that when Alcorn during the meeting indicating shapes and sizes to fit all sizes of piKketbooks. For of relatively simple unpleasant circum­ ler one father, a more effective democ­ second, which is about the speed this subject, and he will try to The town voted to authorize tute. timum payload for surface ex­ its saltness, how will you sea­ returned to Connecticut ho his Interest In the position but stance. racy, the Western world’s unique com­ a body would' attain if dropped answer all your questions. If the board of Selectmen to ajl- Manchester Evening Herald further information and pre-season priises How to periments. However, as launch son it?” should be subjected to some in­ only Mrs. Sibun was nominated. about 17 feet on the earth. This you are interested In attending polnt a conseiwatlon commis­ Hebron correspondeift Mrs. HERDIC’S TO MOVte ' ’The crisis is. In a sense, a crisis of. bination of practicality and idealism, a time approaches, changes may In other words, Jesus Is say- terrogation as to his activities Mrs. Sibun will fill the vacan­ landing shock will be absorbed the meeting and need transpor­ sion. The terms of office would Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. this nation’s credit rating In the world. broader freedom and a higher recogni­ be Incorporaited to increase its" ding, “ Christians who have lost down in New York, eo that In cy which ends June 30. It was The Herdic’-s Craft and Hobby by a polylmlde fiberglas resin. tation, please call the center as begin April 1, 1968. The com­ CALL 742-88221 Into all the normal factors of such a tion of the value of the individual, these versartlUty and data—collecting their Christian flavor cannot his case, too, what he had done created when Robert Price re­ Center will move soon from its MAKE HAY To perform effectively, the soon as possible so that proper mission would be a 7-membeT credit rating—the nation’s income, its are what Aslans and Africans (In con­ capabilities.’ across the state border managed signed from the post. present location, to 775 Main St. Venus lander is shaped like a arrangements can be made. perform their proper function (n one; 2 seven-year, 2 five-year, Science F^ir cert with all other men) see as their - The sensors will measure the world. When Christians and to trickle its possible persuasive In other action, voters ap­ Mrs. James Herdic, who runs resource In material and production ca­ lemon drop. This means that This meeting Is for all Man­ 2 three-year and 1 two-year. All on your greatest Immediate need. And these temperature, accelerations In the C:niristlan (Jhurch have lost Influence back into his own state. propriated $15,200 from surplus the place with her husband, said pacity and people-^there has been Inject­ when it lands it must come to chester Senior Citizens and is future appointments would be Set at School characteristics are a direct outgrowth three co-ordinates and composi­ the gospel of love, and un­ So, In actuality, freeze or no, to pay the interest due on the that the reason for the move ed, as into the credit rating for some in­ rest on its large curved surface free, so Join ..with your friends made for a seven-year period Washington School will have of the working of (Christian principles In tion of the Venusian atinos- - reservedly pronounce their the contest for the Connecticut was to get larger quarters. "On dividual, a question of the nation's char­ and not on its edge. An on­ and learn more about Medicare with vacancies to be filled by a Science Fair Tuesday at 7jl5 men’s minds. phere through a mass seotro- blessing on carnage and vio­ delegation has begun, outside Main Street we’ll have about ST. PATRICK'S board sensor will note the di­ it could help you. the chief executive for the dura­ p.m. in the school cafeteria. acter and behavior. Do we drink too True, men of the West have often been meter. They will Impact the lence, on things utterly opposed the state. twice the space we have here,” rection of gravity and select the I would like to make a request LOFT'S KITCHEN tion of the term. Students in all classes will deeply and too recklessly of dangerous more Christian in name than Christian surface to leam more about Its to Jesus’ teaching and life, they We have already begun to pic­ she said. three antennas which are on of you folks. I am interested In During the discussion. It was exhibit their projects and par­ DAY potions of foreign conflict? Does our structure with on ImpiaGtome- have lost their saltness. ture 'the ultimate moment of In deed In dealing with the neotrameter to deter­ comers, and he the faithful Lan­ Sponsored by The play, directed by John carry on any rug brought In to try to make a killing at our ex­ All It has done is to remind the West Russians retarded their lander your name and address so that earthly and of no heavenly use. town delegates to .the state Dem­ Skinner Road Elementary School sionally cleaned at mine atmospheric composition, celot to the Governor’s King Sibun, also c«f the Pod­ pense. that Actions speak louder than words with k (two-stage parachute I could have it on file, and alsO' The Rev. James W. Bottoms The French Club ocratic convention June 21-22 in In Vernon. i . in during this period. ' but it did carry 11 gas analy­ Arthur, and the two of them of Manchester Those who would normally defend our and that it must follow James’s admoni­ while • we prefer atmospheric if you would be Interested in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ium Players, is part of the "We Hartford. least once a year. zers which served as selective braking. The Venera 4 landed were agreed, and forceful, and Believe” series produced by the Democrats signing the peti­ H ’X position against such unscrupulous at­ tion to show One’s faith by one’s works. part-time work I would then be SNET EARNINGS DECLINE absorbers. No mention is made with a speed of about one-quart­ influential in behalf of the same Oommunicaittons Department of tion pledged to back a 16-mem­ As the worid faces Increasing prob­ able to contact you. We do get Per share earnings of the America's Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices tack are not niovlng to our support with o f a photometer or an Impact- er what the Americans will use. candidate for the Presidency, ber delegation backing the Min­ lems, as dangers and tensions multiply people calling in now and then Herald Mon., March 18 Southern New England j Tele­ any Impressive positive ’fervor.f They ometer. The American d e n ­ Our temperature control Is pas­ Dwight Elsenhower. How time, nesota Democrat and opposing cn all sides, as meji’s minds quicken, looking for help. It could mean 8i00 P.M. phone Co. showed a. slight de­ GARNER'S think, too, we are a nation a little bit tists note that the mass spec- sive while the Russians forced and harmony, do fly I a slate previously endorsed by Manchester Shopping Parkade — Lower Level the need for divinely based and inspired a few extra dollars In your Yesterdays cline for 1967, according to the M our normally responsible behavior t(rometer, unlike the simple gas gas ithrouglh heat pipes to main­ pockets Xerox Copy Service the party. 14 H IG H STREET, Rear Between Sears and Grants Rear Entrances principles of progress grows. The ele-. analyzers, could also measure 25c Years Ago Orange Hall company’s annual report. and self control. tain a safe operating tempera­ We had the largest crowd yet ManohesTer Third selectman Mrs. Agnes ments of Chrislanity which have per­ ■Isotopic ratios of inert atmos­ C. R. Burr Co. raises orna­ E. Center St., M. Moriey and Democratic town Company officials say the- de­ MANCHESTER, CONN. It Is because of our present political ture. to attend our Pinochle Tourna­ Today’ s Quotation Blueprint and Supply, Inc. Weekdays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. mitted the Western world to make im- pheric constituents, such as ar- mental shrubbery for cam­ Manebester v chairman Peter K. Bloch, are cline resulted from costs rising and moral rating In the world that we Their lander was spherical so ment this past week. We had When you can explain to your paralleled progress are for all men to gpon and neon, which are con­ ouflage defense positions all 690 Hartford l$d.,'Manoheator leading the challenge slate, a faster than revenues. 649-1752 ■Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. — 236*1981 they did not encounter erection nine tables In' the tourney and wife why an alrptone flies, that are suddenly vulnerable in the mysteri- - share. ’niAy'know no national, racial, sidered important for under- over country. ^ bU o Invited McCarthy spokesman said Fri-, Earnings were reported at NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY | problems: we have to sense the one table of learners, and one means you’re a good teacher. 649-8698 ouely (technical regions .of the interna­ Dr political boundaries. — (CHRISTIAN standing the origin and evolu­ day night. $3.14 per share, compared with direction of gravity to activate setback table. 10 Years Ago — Mrs. Joseph Gavin, noting tional gold market. SCIENCE MONITOR tion of the atmosphere. T the transmission antennas. They Monday's winner were: Felix • Sunday. The Herald did not that her space flight-husband I t ia contemplated that the landed their spacecraft on the Jesanls, 695; Ivy Slddell, 682; publish. could be n fen Cher as well.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 8 DC MANCHSSTKR BVENINO HBBALD. MANCHESHSt. CX)NN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 PAGE SEYlijC Tempers Sky-High dollar,” for use within the city lar to cease, for tomorrow the Radio Today All Around the Country, limits during the celebration. 17th, is a day held in particular’ Area Churches WDBC—IIM Boston lays clahn to the first regard by the Irish people.’ i Home • OfficB • Gift TAR GAXElC* 1:00 Hike Hillard authenticated St. Patrick’s Day B y the latter'part of the 18th St. John’s Eplooopal Ohnruh St. Francis of Aaotot U.S. Plan Requires Tests 4:00 Lone John Wade Churches By CLAY R. POLLAN------United Methodist Otaroh 8:00 Dick ^M nson Everyone Wants to Be Irish parade In the New World. Held century, St. Patrick’s Day cele- g m i u Im 678 EUlngtott Rd., marble OMnmnnHy Bapttet CXnirefa st. Bridget Church Emanuel Lutheran Church Bt. 44Ai Bolton R t 80 near HilMde Ava., 1:00 Neiwa, Slim Of( on March 17, 1737, it was spon- bratlons, sponsored by such Your Doily Activity Guido S£PT. 23 South Windsor AmerlcsaB Baptiat Ghoroh Bev. John d. Delaney, Paator Church and Chealnnt Sta. According to Iho Stan, '• Rev. Hugh A. GDUs Vemon l:Q0 Hatlnee By ARLEEN ABRAHAMS and Jersey (31ty, N.J., and oth- sored by the Charitable Irish So- groups as the Charitable Irish ocV. 23l Rav. Gordon B. Wodhams, For Nonprofessional Pilots P A m w e iG H T Rev .Roebrt J. Keen Rev. O. Henry Anderaon, Rav. Jamea L. Orant, Baotor 4:80 Hartford Hlshllght* Associated Press Writer ers, home town parades make eiety, a Protestant Irish organ!- Society and the Friendly Sons of SM B ut Center St. p v 1- 3- 6-171 To develop message for Sunday, Mlniator Paator 7:00 New* Bev. Kenneth J. Friable paator reod words corresporxling to numbers 2M2-3A47rC 7:30 Gaallght \ "On March J7,” said Presl- Irish ieyes smile. zatlon. St. Patrick had spread to mEmy 51V6A83«^ Rav. John E. Rlkteimltla, WA8HINOTON (AP) — There For those of us who rent planes • a.m,, Orarch School for all Bev. Brio J. Oothberg, of your Zodiac birth sign. 9:80 a.m.. Church Sobool and 8 a-m., Holy Communion. 12:00 Quiet Hour* ' dent Teddy Roosevelt, "every- It’s a great daV for the Irish Merrymaking of all sorts— other cities, TAUlUt Asalatant Pnotor are 400,000 private pilots In this by the hour, we pnuitleally have W TIO-lOW acea, the expanded eeaelon for Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:80 in Asalstant Paator APR. 21 Morning Worahlp. 10 a.m., H«dy Communion, 1:00 New* body wants to be a Mo- in the South too. Many immi- banquets, dinners and drinking March 17 festivities finally 1 £ld«n 31 Probobly 61 Listen country and none of them has ^ ^ order to get Nunezy through Grade i con­ the church. 0 :10, 10:80 and 13:00 MAY 21 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; Sermon, Induction of new Altar 1:16 Honltor Something.” grants setUed there after leav- parties—marked the day at reached the Pacific Coast in 2 Cr*otlv« 32 Porty 62 Criticism Masses at 5, 6:45 , 7:45, 9, had to prove his flying skill ^ El®"®’ “ worse?" 1:80 Oi^ra (lUiNr lYAtnore) tlnuing during the worship ser- in the auditorium, 9 and 10:40 a.m.. Church , 9-10-56-59 3 Or 33 Yourself 63 To Sermon: “ Forgive Us Our Tres- Guild members. Classes, Adult 6:65 Bnoore If you doubt his words, just ing Ireland during the potato many colonial forts during the 1870, when the St. Patrick’s Be- School and Divine Worahlp with :^6fr64-7l 4 Efforts 34 Keep 64 Are passes.” Cltuu, Coffee Hour. 10:15 and 11:80 ajn. since the day he got a license h also Has a few 6:00______Honltor visit any large American city on famine of the late 1840s. mid 1700s, including Ft. Pitt nevolent Society was formed in vice. Adult Discipleship Class, 5 Your 35 About 65 Of y go a license, defenders among private pilots; 11:001:00 News New* In tha church sanctuary. St. Jamea’ Church Holy Communion. Nursery for 6 AuthoriHts 36 For 66 Dons 41.1 1.1 1 St. Patrick's Day. m savEuuiah, Qa., not too long (which later became Pitts- Los Angeles. The holiday is still tAatTTARIUS Sacred Heart Church no matter how longB ago Bu thatu-av ■<, IT didn’t. .. .u.think. , you people . .had ^ . ------Sport*Sports^ FiimiFinal 10 a.m.. Worship hour. Topic: Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Infants. Sermon by Pastor And­ MAY 22 7 Contacts 37 Future 67 Or Unitarian Fellowship I didn’t think you people had ii:S0 Other Side of Day St. Patrick’s feast day, which ago, a parade which boasted* 18 burgh) In 1763. Unofficial cele- popular on the West Coast. The 8 You 3 8 W o y 68 Your NOV. a Eaatmlnstar United Bt. 80, Vemon the nerve (guts) to stEmd up to WPOP—1414 * $2.95 “ The M ykery of the Cross.” A Pastor erson, "The Secret of a Content­ JUNE 22 Academy Junior High School 1:00 Woody Show commemorates the date of his bands was followed by an 18- bratlons, which might have In- Ancient Order of Hibernians, 9 Thrilts 39 Should 69 Slights dec'. Presbyterian Fanowihip Bev. Ralph Kelley, Paator Now the government is pro- the general aviation lobbyists I/]’’ High Postpaid nuraery la provided dturing the Rev. Joseph B. Vujs ed Life." . ., 5- 7-13-26 10 In 40 Pay 70 Ace Olaatonbury 9:00 Lee “ Babl” Simms Show death, not his birth, is marked course dinner. In AtlEuita, sham- eluded parades, are reputed to the Irish American Club and the 41 Time 71 Poulble 811-3838^ George E. Slye School Rev. Patrick SnlUvan posing to require nonprofessiem- like this . . . I would like to see WIMF—USO GOLD GILDED INITIAL worahlp service. There wUl be Rev. Thomas Barry ^ 2 9 -4 S ««7 11 Set 1:00 New* by festivities In all countries rock dust has been spread along have been held In many other Ulster Irish Association of 12 Don't 42 Meet 72 Things |49-65-79-«Vg Kingston Dr. off Oak St. Aaalstant Pastor al pilots-to take periodic re- this ruie-chEmge," wrote J. R. 1:10 Jack Dree* on Sport* a Coffee Hour immediately af­ Bev. Vincent J. Flynn North Methodist Church CANCn 13 With 43 Hondsome 73 You 10:80 a.m., Meetlnig. Dr. Don which boast large numbers of famous Peachtree Street. And East Ck>ast cities about the same Southern California all organize (Specify Initial Desired) CAfStCOSN East Hartford fresher courses and proficiency Elford of StEmdwood, Wls. 1:16 S p e^ Up ter the worship aervlce, In Fel------800 P arker St. JUNE 23 14 Cor* 44 For 74 Holf DEC 23 Leverldge, professor of sociol­ 1:80 Blue-Oray Game Irish immigrants — including Shamrock, Fla., gets tons of period. luncheons, dinners and gather- MARBLE ASH TRAY JUtY 23 15 Protset 45 Power 7 5 W o y Bev. Gordon S. Botea, Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80 and tests, and the proposal Is raising "ft certainly would make me 4: Speak Up lowahlp Hall. Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:10 Rev. Earie B. Ouster, Paator 76 &peclotly JAN. 20 ogy, will speak'. Nursery and Australla, New Zealand and mall each year—to be stamped This nation was still In the '"Re which usually feature well- $9>76 p.p. 16 Stormy 46 Alwoys Mliilater 11:45 a.m. their tempers sky-high. feel better to know that 1 was 6:10 World This Week 7 p.m., Junior High Youth Fel- and 11:80 a.m. Terry B. Oandee, lPl9-25J9-42| l7 M o y 47 People 77 Dividends 16-21-31-34^ Sunday Scho<^. 6:30 Weekend ' Canada. But It is Americans with the Shamrock postmark. midst of the American Revolu- l^nown entertainers of Irish de- MATCHING SET $11.75 p.p. lowshlp. Senior High Youth Fel­ Paator in Training |l>'73-74-75 IS N M d 48 Romonce 78 Motors The 28,000 Edrllne pilots and dueUfled in the eye of an In- 7:00 News l9 D M r 49 Out 79 Personal 54-5886-90^ 10 a.m., Worrtiip and Church Bi. Bernard’s Church 7:10 Sport* Time who particularly take the day to .. Emmetsburg, Iowa, which tlon In 1780, when the soldiers In ecent. Satisfaction Guaranteed lowship. Curch of the Assumption uo 20 Your 50W ho've 80 Should ’TaloottvUIe Congregational those of the 180,000 commercial on a continuing bEwis, 7:16 Speak Up Hartford AOUAMM School. St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville heart. Throughout the United bnls itself as Dublin’s sister the Continental Army lay down ------Make Cheek or Money Order Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 9 and 10:80 sum. Worddp Ser­ JULY 24 21 Doy 51 Around 81 In JAN. 21 Church pilots who fly lor hire alresuly •’®*ber thsm Just once in a life- 8:10 Jack Dree* 22M oy 52 Keep 82 Problems Sermon: “ Lord, Teach Ua To Rev. George F. X. Reilly 8:16 %>eak Up Hartford States, on this day, all good and city, stretches out its festivities their arms to honor the occa- HALF THE POOR UNDER 21 Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek „ AUG. 22 FEB.' 19 Bev. Tnunan O. Ireland, must pass regular proficiency ^1”*®,” said Don C. Oden of Tul- 9:00 Newa Goooordla Lutheran Church vice. Sermon: “ Sins end Sin, 23 Cortetm 53 Money 83 You Pray." Pastor would-be Irishmen observe the over three days—March 15, 16 sion. Gen. George Washington, WASHINGTON—Federal offl- to Pastor 24 Advis^ 54 Cool 84 Hole tests. But there is no such rule Okla. "I received a private 9:40 ^ Speak Up k Hartford«. 49 Pitkin St. PMt and Present!" i41-44-4861 12-23-33-356 Pastor wearin’ « f the green to honor and 17. This year, Joseph Dowl- an honorary member of the dais say that half the 29.7 mll- American Sales Co. Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa 63-6885-89 250rws 55 Advice 85 Heort's Bev. Jamee H. Boyle for student and private pilots. H®«nse in 1946, did not fly after {2;“ News Bev. Joaeph E. Boorret, 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ 26 People id Controvonio 12-67-69 the patron saint of Ireland. ing, a member of the Irish Par- Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, on lion Americans with incomes P.O. BOX 201-M 56 Proper Seoond Congregational Church Rev. Anthony Knsdal And they, with far less oppor- f®*® ®nd then—to Paator ery and Grades 4 through 8. VKOO 27 Your 57 Mechonlcot 87 Prosptf 9:45 a.m., Church School, New York, which hEis more Hament, will be the guest of March 16, 1780, had directed below the poverty level are 21 WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Mfisses at 7, 8, 8:1S, 10:30 AUG. 24 28 Plan 58 Sidestep 88 Fovon United Church of Christ tunity to keep skills sharpf out- fbe Edr with other pilots— Rev. Lonla E. Bauer Jr., 10:80 a.m.. Church School. Nursery through Adult Discus­ Irishmen that the whole of Ire- honor. The city issues an "Irish " eiII fatigue and work in pEUtlcu- years of age or under. Wid 11:4S a.m. 5EPT. 22 29 In 59 Romontic 89 Ytom ings Bt. 44A, Coventry Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:80, number the professionals 8 to 1. ^ needed only to get a new phys- Asalatant Paator Nursery, kindergarten and 30 Your 60 Atmosphere 90 Topici sion Group. lEuid, is the acknowledged mas­ Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, 11:45 a.m. In 1966, the last year for examination, take a couple Deaths in Grades 1 through 8. ^^^14-24-51-57 3/17 11 a.m.. Public Worship. ter of St. Patrick’s Day festivi­ St. Bartholomew’s Church 72-76-78 ^)Good Advene ^^Neutnl Minister which there su-e statistics, there hours of refresher training in 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 6 p.m., Junior and Senior 6 p.m., Men’s d u b dinner. The ties—even outdoing Dublin, In Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 8 t. Matthew’s diurch, Tolland were 6,712 idrcralt accidents, in- ® **^® f^etner, and I was quali- Church School euuI Nursery. Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. ReUi^ Kelley, pastor of The W orld IrelEmd, St. Patrick’s Day is pri­ Rev. Edward M. LaRose 0:30 a.m.. Church School. Rev. J. Clifford Curttn, Paator volvlng 1,161 fatEdltles. Accord- ^‘®*^ about my merry way 10:80 a.m., The Service, 8 p.m., Young AduH group Sacred Heart Church of Vemon, marily a religious holiday, but Assistant Pastor 11 a.m., Service of Worship Meeting Sundays in New Church Ing to the National Transporta- *® busiest airports in the Church School and Nursery. meets at the pEirsomige. Debate Henry H. Timken Jr. IrlshmEm who follow the old —Seirmon:.. "Nottone.. About tlon SEifety Board, "pleasure States. In my opinion 11:80 Pastor’s instruc­ on Vietnam conflict. 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. MEisses at 7:80, 8:80, and 10:80 WASHINGTON (AP) — Henry homUy "On St. Patrick’s Day, tion class. Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 Prophecy." Child c a n during flying” accounted for 2,489 of *® absolutely ridiculous . . . My Window on the World a.m. H .Timken Jr., 61, board chair- we’ll all be gay," aren’t sllght- 6:80 p.m., Luther Lesigue. and 11:30 a.m. Gospel Hall service. the accidents and 712 of the fa- 3 p.m., Deacoru aiul dea­ Union Congregational Church D,,„. ^ ^ man of the Timken Roller Bear- ed. Public houses are open and 415 Center St, By Rev. Oifford O. Simpson tEditles. conesses at Community House. BockvUle Ohnreh of Jesus Ohrlat of ^ ’’*■ ‘"K ^ * ^®^ Friday night of a parades abound. At night there First Church of Christ, South Methodist Ohnrdi There is no conclusive proof "ewea yearly unUl the manpow- heart attack. Timken, of C!an- usually is a huge dance—the Rice for breakfast, rice for tlon' for the Cornell program, 7 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Scientist Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. lU a.m., Breaking bread. as to the percentage of general ^ ton, Ohio, was in Washington at- only dance held during the Lent- dinner, rice for supper. Rice Graduate studerila and visiting Church basement. Senior Fel­ Rev. Lyman D. Reed, milotown Rd. and Woodside St. 447 N. Main St. Pastor 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. aviation accidents that might the rule. tending_____ ^ a business conference, en period. WEiE the mainstay of our diet professors live in these homes lowship, Community House, Asalstant hOnlster Paul E. Nnttall, Bishop Rev. Richard W. Dnpee 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. Miss Valerie L. Paradis, have been prevented by periodic “ W® proposed to renew all pi- The son of a German Imml- i-innnoo a,-., hoia while we were at our conference for two- or three-year terms. 11 a.m., Sunday church ser­ AasEMiate Pastor Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer meet­ Minister of Christian Edneatton Instruction, refresher training '®t certificates in 1960, but that grant, Timken was named a dl- ^ ” ®^ here In the Philippines. At home Not only did we have the un­ 10 a.m., Hartford Stsdee con­ vice, Sunday Schoed Euid nurs­ Rev. Gary S. Cornell ing. Jehovah’s Wltaeaaes or proficiency checking,” said was dropped for reasons of pub- rector of the firm at age 24 after ^ arious social ana cm c we think nothing of throwing a usual luxury of hot water but ference. groups but the major order of ery. The lesson-sermcm is titled Aaeoclate Paator Friday, 8 p.m., Bible read­ Kingdom Hall 9 a.m., Church School, Grades the Federal Aviation Admlnls- "® objections,’’ says.,George D. graduation from Harvard. hEUidfuI of rice at a wedding. a Filipino msdd wsia provided 5:30 p.m.t SacrametX seryice.' the day is the St. Patrick’s Day “ Substance," the Golden Text ------ing. Hartford Tpke., Rockville 6 through 10. traUon in proposing the new Stathers, chief of the FAA's Air- George Meyer Here that hEUidfuI could be a with the apartment. parade. This tradition draws is from Matthew. 17: 20. * Worship Ser- 10:30 a.m., Church School, In­ meid for a fEimlly, perhaps their From Los Beuu>s we returned Vemon Assembly of God Church. Standards HOLLYWOOD (AP) - W e thEm 100,000"observe’ rs” to The Reading Room is located vie®- Baptism Sunday. The Rev. Ohnrdi of the Nasarene 0 a.m., Public talk, "Beneflte fants through Grade 4. only mcEd of the day. Northeast School However, a review of the ac- George Meyer, 76, a founder of the city’s celebrated Fifth Ave- at 749 Main St. and welcomes preaching. Sermon: S86 Main St. for the third and last visit with for Us from Solomon’s Super- 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship Rice is the principal food of Intersection of Rta. 80 and 81 , oident records shows that many "We don’t impose rules we Esquire magazine, died Thurs- nyg „(,t to mention the several the public Monday through Sat- "Zephanlah —The Day of the Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor our ManUa friends. Here the lative Song,” by A.C. KoelUker, Service. Sermon topic: "Are more than 60 per cent of all electricutUlUes trim trees as Watchtower Society representa- Y ou‘ ustenlne’ ' Vemon ■> accidents can be ascribed to de- think are good, only the ones we day of a heart attack. Meyer theusEmd marchers. Bands, bag- urday, except on holidays, from Lord." The Rev. Mr. terioration of basic airmanship can prove are necessary," he weis vice president of a dress pipeg^ regiments of soldiers 10:45 a.m., Senior High For­ 9:30 a.m., Church - S<>hool School mankind. mankind. Aslans AsiEUis produce produce and Eind they do at home to protect the tlve. Bowman BreMhhw Rev. Mlchellno BIccI 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday af­ and skills, and to pilots’ failure said. The current proposal Is shop which hsis stores in Bever- school children, police and rep- ternoon, 2 o’clock to 4:80. um. classes for all age groups. ®al more than 90 per cent of wires. Both ask permission and lo a.m.. Study of Feb. 16 is- e n m Lsnten ^ m Series for 7 p.m., Senior High Methodist 10:46 a.m., Worahlp Service, all the world’s rice. Strangely both cut branches, but what a sue of Watchtower, "Husbands, the family "A Man Called Pe 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. to keep abreast of new develop- spurred by a clamor over trsiffic ly Hills, Seal Beach and Santa resentatlves of soclEfl and Irish 11 a.m., Worship Service. ments land operational proce- congestion and collisions "Euid Ana, Calif. gjyjg organizations stream up St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Youth Fellowship for Gradea 10, Message by the pastor, “ Mas- enough, In the sub-tropical and difference! This street is lined Assume Your ResponslblUUes of ter” will be shown Rev Mr 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. dures." some by people wanting to thin o . Concepcion de Garcia the Avenue for hours, psissing Church and Park Sto. 11 and 12 will meet at the home terlng Frustrations, Fatigue, tropiCEd areas of this region, the with cocoEUiut palms. Instead Headship, page 108. Bowman discussion leEuler. Re­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Prayer The FAA proposes to require number of pilots.” SAN JUAN (AP) — Gllberto St. Patrick’s Cathedral .where Bev. George F. Nostrand of Mrs. David Peck, 88 LiUey Sorrows, EUid Moods —God’s rice yield is the lowest. As the of a chain saw the men use a _ freshments served by CSrcle 4, and Bible Study. a specific number of hours of In- "We do feel there is a distinct Ctoncepclon de Garcia. 59, the reviewing stEUid is placed, Rector St. Methodist Youth FeUowahlp Way." population rapidly increases rice long .bEimboo pole with a shEirp St. George’s Episcopal Chnrob Mrs. William DumEis leEuler. structlon and proficiency testing advantage of recurrent training founder and president of the New York’s first official pa- Bev. James W. Bottoms, for Grades 8 and 9. Wordiip 6 p.m., Young Adult, Teen, production must Edso Increase or curved blade wdth cuts through Rt. 44A, Bolton emd informal discussion on and Junior meetings. there wdll be starvation. To the fibrous palm branch in one Avery St. within a fixed period. It Invited and testing,” Stathers said. Puerto Rican Independence par- rade, held in 1836 under the aus- Bev. Stephen M. Price Rev. DouglEM E. Tbeoner, Vioar W ip in g Community Church “ Hostilities.’ ’ Adult Study dass. 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. meet this need the Ford Founda- or two strokes. When the trlm- Christian Reformed Church comments—Eind got 600 almost "The great problem is to pro- ty, died Friday of a kidney ail- pices of the Ancient Order of Hl- Bev. Ronald E. Haldeman Congregational “ Foundation Studies in Christian Message by the pastor. tlon and the Rockefeller ming is done, Einother worker 661 Avery St. immediately. vide a convenient and expedient ment. He had davocated Inde- bcrnlans, passed Eilong lower 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist. Bev. Harold W. Blohardson, Faith." “ God With Us.” Rich------Foundation Jointly established with spurs strapped to his shoes South Windsor An advance look at the com- doing it.” pendence for Puerto Rico all his Broadway. It was not until 1879, 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10:15 a.m., Choral Eucharist Minister Rev. Jamea A. Bonnema, 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Crib Hodge, leader. Study daae Jehovah’s BTtneasea the IntemationEd Rice Research climbs the trunk to the out- and Church School. Confirma­ munications shows that when "^® FAA does have the au- life. after St. Patrick’s Cathedral Kingdom Hall Institute In 1962. growth of fronds. Tying a rope Minister Gen. William F. McKee, the Aiorlty to test a pilot at any Erwin Panofsky had been constructed, that the dass, Nursery and Klndergiu-- Susannidi Wesley Hall with tion Class Corporate Commun­ 9 Eind 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ ten in Old Church. Children’s Dr. Shaw. 7M N. Main St. We spent a stimulating Eifter- around a cluster of coconuts, ion. FAA administrator, reviews the " '" e to see if he has the compe- PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — marchers moved past what is LOCAL INSURANCE MEN HONORED IN FLORIDA noon visiting the Institute at he tosses one end over another vice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for comments after the April 1 tence he had when he got his 11- Erwin Panofsky, 75, professor 'he Rockefeller Plaza area, BAL HARBOUR, Fla., March 16 — Six Hartford East representatives of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Worship Service in Old Church 2-5 pjn., Bolton Area Youth Richardson, “ The Hcmd of all ages. for Kindergarten through Grade Calvary Church 9:30 a.m., Public Bible dls- Los Banos, in southern Luzon, branch, then down to a fellow deadline, he will find most pri- cense. But such tests nesu-ly al- emeritus of art history at the In- New York’s parade may be of 364 Middle Tpke. West, Manchester, were honored here today as top sales representatives at the c o m p o s aimuw Forum. God." Church School. 11 a.m., Worship Service. President’s Club business conference being held at the Americana Hotel. Representing the John H ^cock Hartlord 8. (Aaeembllee of God) course "The Christian’s Obtlga- near the Christian Center where worker. With a machete, he vate pilots vehemently opposed ways follow “an incident,” stitute of Advanced Study, died the largest in the world, but for tions to the State." the last of the four minister's hacks until the stem is severed, Nursery. to any new restrictions. Stathers said. of a heart attack Thursday. A the residents of such cities as District Office are: Sitting (middle) Rick Ruflnl, Assistant Manager, 34 Lyness St., Manchester; left to right: N lch o lM ^ - 9:50 a.m., Church School. 647 E. Middle I)pke. Vemon MeGiodlst Ohiiroh First Evangelical Lutheran 7 p.m., Evening Service. Penta, 65 Wedgewood Dr., Manchester; Gus Samlotis, 49 Kane Rd., Manchester; Joseph Ei"cman, A ssist^t 10:30 a.m., Group discussion conferences weis held. Upon then lowers the coconuts gent- "Do doctors, lawyers, electri- '"^® don’t Just go out and native of Germany, Panofsky San Francisco, Chicago, Cleve- Grades 1 through 12. Rev. Kenneth L. Oustalsoii, Church of Rockville Thursday, 10 a.m., Women’s Nlederwerfer Rd., Rockville; NlcholEis Cecere, Assistant Manager, 192 Bradley St., East Hartford; and William Tamburro, of the Watchtower magazine ar- inquiry, we found that we could ly to the ground, Bt. SO clans or any of the professional P°*"' ® finger and say, 'Show us was author of several books on land, Boston, Philadelphia, New 10:45 £i.m., Morning Prayer. Pastor Bev. Richard E. Bertram, Bible study, nursery provided. 6 Apple Tree Lane, Windsor. tide "Husbands, Assume Your have a guide to show us the I lifted a cluster of seven Bev. Morton A. Magee Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Price. Pastor people you know who have the "'®*' "y "’ ” "i® history ot art. 'HiEuven, Conn., Detroit. Newark laboratory Eind rice paddies. The which weighed more than my 7:00 p.m., DaUy, Evenh* 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. K - Responsibilities of HeadrtUp.” 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service LocEd Churches lb luld 4 lives of people in their hands Prayer. IRRT is situated in a pictures- heavy suitcEuse, While I watched ble classes for eiU ages. __ __ and child care. Sermon by the 9 a.m., Sunday School. have to take examinations?” The Presbyterian Ohnrdi que area not far from the place I weui surprised to see two bats 11 a.m.. Worship. Miss Lois 10:30 a.m., The Service. .Second Oongregational CSiurch asked Jim Greenough, Lake 48 Spraoe St. where------paratroopers______- were fly out of the tree. The utility *'“ ” **y Center Congregational Church Shelton, from Mattoon, IlL, 886 N. Main St. Crystal, Minn. Rev. George W. Smith.. dropped to rescue many Ameri- said it was quite common ™*’*^^^**' . United Church of Christ guest speaker. Unitarian Meeting House Rev. Felix M. Davto, ,” If I were faced with an an­ Mlniator cans Imprisoned during the Ja- for bats to spend the daylight 10:30 • a.m.,- Church School, all 11 Center St. 7 pjn., Gospel Service. Miss other clauwes. SO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Minister nual flight instruction program Bev. ClUford O. Blmpson, Shelton, spetdier. pEuiese occupation. hours in palm trees. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Emd flight checks as are the air 9:16 a.m., Sunday School Of the four himdred employed Some of you may know Stu- 7 p.m., Junior Methodist Bev. O. Ronald Wilson, Mliiiater Youth Fellowship. Associate Minister tTEuisport pilots, I’d probably Bev. Kenneth W. Steere, 2Slon Evangelical Lutheran classes for all ages. here, twenty-five are scientists art Gillespie of Canton Center, 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, .Just plmse out of the avlati(m 10:80 a.m., Worship Service. selected from eight different na- an officiEd of New England 8 p.m., Adult class. Aosoolate Minister Church Nursery Emd Worship Church 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. picture,” SEdd Albert J. LEiMere, Mloe Antoinette Bierce, (Mlasonri Synod) The Rev. Mr. Smdth pretichtag. tions. They do research in Utilities. Last year he and his School. a state senator from Munster, Sermon: “Who Can Be Against breeding, soil chemistry, plant wife were in Manila for some Rockville Methodist Ohnrrti Nursery through Church School Director of Christian Education Cooper and High Sts. Grade 8. Sermon by the Rev. Ind. "The game Just wouldn’t be Us." pathology, entomology as well months where he weis on loem 142 Grove St. Rev. WUUam H. WUkeM, Wesleyan Methodist Church Mr. Davis, “ Who Are You?" worth the cEmdle.” 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Interim Paator 7 p.m Evening Service. Eia communications Eind stalls- as a consulting expert to the Rev. WUlard E. Conklin, Pastor Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington tics. The latter Is important be- Electric Company. ------Donald C. Jordan, of Wester- 9:16 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor lo, N.Y., called the proposal St. John’s Polish National cause it does no good to plant “ Take rmto thyself, O Lord, 9:30 a.m., Church School, vice. The Rev. Mr. Steere 8:46 a.m. Divine Worship con­ "another of the ‘do something Catholic Church the "miracle rice" which has the souls of the VEdiEint.’’ So Nursery through Adults, preaching. Sermon: " f t The ducted by the Rev. William H. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, even If It’s wrong’ type of regu­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko been developed unless the feirm- reads one of the Inscriptions en- 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship, Worid.’ ’ WUkens of Coventry. NurseiY Classes for all ages. lation the aviation industry is Pastor er knows how to prepare the graved on the facade of the Dedication of the new piano. 10:30 a.m.. Honors Progriun in PEirish House. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Nur being flooded with and doesn’t 10 Sunday School. soli, fertilize, smd plsmt. Over tower in our m lU t E u y cemetery Nursery through grade 4. Ser- sery. for High School Juniors Eind Sen­ need." iors, New Library. Maases eit 8:30 and 10:30 a.7n. ten thousEmd varieties of rice at MEinila. Here are buried 17, mon: "Upon Being Committed." 6 p.m., Wesleyim Youth. have been flown here, tested, 182 of our war dead smd here ------And J. W. Barnett, Worthing­ 7:80 p.m.. Evening Seminar, The SalviUion Army 9:3 0p.m., Fast Eind Prayer. ton, Ohio; "If you attempt this I .;tn3 Imfi ,L with Chaplain ToUy Williamson, 661 Main S t crossed, and grown in the pro- are inscribed nEunes of 86,279 Bolton Congregational Chnroh 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. . regulation, you will make a MaJ. Kenneth Lance cess of producing "miracle who were lost or buried at sea. Federation Room. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer cheat out of most of the men Officer in Charge rice.” The unit of measurement It is a moving experience to Minister Service smd Bible study. who feel as I do. They will find H eralding has been increeised from 1,200 walk through the MemoriEd Trinity Oovenant Ohorah.. ways of avoiding these costly Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer Break- to 10,300 per hectare. Court where mime after nEime Maurice Church, Bolton KlMkiuataok St. near 10 a.m., Church School. Wor- St. and unnecessary rides. Let’s fEUSt. Mirny farmers lose up to 50 is engraved on the stone WEdls, Robert W. Cronin, PEwtor K eeney S t Politics ship Service. Sermon; "God So Rev. don’t cause people to seek this Bev. Norman E. Swensen, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School per cent of their rice crop to —to reeillze that I could walk In Loved, By SOL B. COHEN way out.” Paator (Classes for all Eiges). rats. At the ftsUtute, wires sur- peace because they are biurled e p.m.. Middle high class, Masses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11 ;S0 10:45 a.m., Holiness Meeting round the paddies carrying a there! —To recall how careless- 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship a.m. Said Warren E. Jordsm Sr., of The heir-apparent to succeed Cerro Gordo, 111.: "Why make 9:80 sum., Sunday (nursery provided). 119-volt charge at night. All ly some would throw aside our Adult Lenten discussion, School. 6:15 p.m., Open Air Meeting. Francis DellEiFera as GOP business for the aviation in­ Classes from age 3 through night men go around with flash- freedoms! —To stand Emd look 6:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. town chEiirman appears to be lights collecting electrocuted at the seal of Connecticut! — structors? Isn't this baslCEiUy Adult First Congregational Choroli 7 pjn., Salvatiioin Meeting. M. Adler Dobkin, District 3 rats. The results of experiments To enter the chapel and pray the reason for such a proposal? 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Of Vemon Monday, '6 p.m., Junior Song­ leader and chairmsm of the at ft® Institute are available to for the souls of these men and Oovenant Youth (ftravan in Rev. John A. Lacey, sters. Town Planning (Commission. all countries regardless of po- for their families! —To come charge. The Rev. Mr. Swensen Minister 8 p.m., Friendship Circle. ------liticEil affiliation. ThEmks to their out, humbled, look out across preaching, "Be Careful When Rev. Besty F, Beed, You’re Listening.’ ’ Tuesday, 2 p.m., Home Others Interested in the post research, the PhUlpplnes speak the beautlfuUy kept grounds, the Minister‘o f^ i^ stta n E di^ tlon K n u d M ia Leeigue. 5 p.m., FamUy night. Chven- are Town Director John Gar- of self-suf(iciency in rice pro- gleaming white crosses, smd up 6 p.m., Corps Cadet Classes. slmmunlon, piness. You have to catch up cision to accept a deal for state other eight will work toward Thomas F. Wsdsh, 43 Ridge Robert Baker, Paator Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello New liturgy. C!hurch School emd with It yourself.” convention delegates. State removal of the unit rule. Street, Manchester, has re­ and Bloomfield Mayor Lewis Nursery. SheJIs or Spaghetti and Sauce leaders are pressing for prima­ ------i cently been appointed to the So much is said today about 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rome. Manchester Mayor Na- ries, to test sentimenf among "human rights,” but precious 11 a.m., Worship Service. UiEin Agostinelll, who has gEdn^d AU you can eat! Sales Staff of the Grody registered Democrats. First Congregational Church 99.C little Is hcEod about “ humtui 7 p.m., EvEmgellstlc Service. political stature within the D is­ Duplicate Bridge Chevrolet Co., 22 Raymond responsibilities.” A significant Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible „ .... J ...... United Church of Christ Road, West Hartford. trict, Is being consulted, Local McCarthy leader Jay Results in In a duplicate bridge Andover FRIDAY SPECIAL ----- segment of our people think we study and Worship. Hartford Councilman Colin can vote in prosperity, legislate Stager clEdms that, of over 600 game sponsored by tha Man- ^ev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., As the former operator of out racial discrimination, and Chester Bridge Club lost night PEiatOT ^ Large Seafood Platter Walsh’s Esso Servlcenter in wave a magic wimd of socied at the ItEdlEm AmericEin CHub MEmchester, Mr. Walsh has * Deep fried fillet, cliuns, eooUope, shrimp, equfdltarlEinlsm. When such Eire; North-South; Joseph Meit- 9:46 a.m., Church School. spent many years !n the efforts fail, the frustrations are cello Euid Joseph Davis, first; aervod with cole slaw and French fries. $1.65 automotive field. He Is look­ worse than before. If one does 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Richard PEisternak Emd Robert Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Breid- ing forwau’d to helping his not have within himself the Whitesell, second; Emd J'Eimes ley, “If You Are The Christ." e Hot rolls and butter served ivith above •' friends and, the residents of qualities for “ catching up" with SYMPOSIUM ON DRUG ABUSE Baker Euid Fred PEUizenhagen, happiness, all th6 poUUcal she- Manchester in their selection third. I BREAKFAST SPECIAL nanlgana in the world wUl not Our Savior Lutheran Church of new and used cars and Also, East - West; Myles produce it. How different was Concordia LirHiercni Church 289 Graham Road, Wapplng 1 Steak & Eggs trucks. the Chris tlEUi phllosoiAy of WEilsh Emd Donald Lewis, first; H Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor Paul: "... I have leuTied, EdwEurd Ckmway Emd William 1 Any Style. Home fries, toeeit, coffee, $139 Mr. Walsh is married to in whatsoever state I am, there­ Kaiser H(di, 40 Pitkin St. liEmson, second; and Mrs. A.K. 1 Juice. the former Kathryn Howard with to be content. I know boft 9 a.m., Early Worship. Sun­ and has lived in Manchester HEu-tling Emd Mrs. June Roe­ day School. how to be abued and I know buck, third. for eighteen, years The couple how to abound . . . both to 10:30 a.m., Late Worship. has six children attending March 19— 8 P.M,- The gEime is played each abound uid to suffer need." -Dr. Joseph R. Lanning, Psychiatrist, Institute of Liv- Sunday School. Any Itpm On Our Menu Prepared For Tidceout local schools. He is a mem­ Phil. 4:11, 12. The only right Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. and ing, Hartford, Com. "The Psychokigioal and Sociol^- ber of several organizations, avings ank of anchester we have is to work for our S B M Friday at 8 p.m. at the club­ A TREAT i ^ Implications of Drug Abuse." ' including Campbell Council goals, and people seldom are house, 185 Eldridge St. Play is FOB EACH deprived of this right! Knights of Columbus, the MAIN OFFICE-923 Main Street EA ST BRANCH-E. Center St., Cor. Lenox W EST BRANCH-Manchester Parkade open to the public. n . PATRICK'S DAY MESEBEB American Legion Post 102, CHURCH OF CHRIST March 26—8 P.M,- -The Rev. Louis E. Rauer, Jr., Aipst. Pastor at Con­ .Party Goods % n u d u n OF YOUK the Army smd Navy Club 649-5203 SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE - Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center BIBLE BEAD ON DISCS ( Lytell and Vemon Streets cordia Lutheran Church "Meaningful Experience and Greeting Cords FAMILY and the Saint James Holy of Fadtrol Dapotit Inturonca Corp. BURNSIDE'OFFICE — Burnside Avenue at Church Street, East Hartford Phoaei 648-2517 VAN NUYS, Calif. — The en­ Name Society Tumed-on Generation." tire King James version of the BIMe Olaaeca, 9:00 asn. Bible has been rerded pn 51 ARTHUR DRUR Open 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. I9i00 asu., 6:00 p.m. dl((|V

JIANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968

OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB BUGGS BUNNY NdW LET ME HEAR ■ TA» fHl6TDRV-M«UKEtUe Answer toPrevtou^Pu*^ I 6UY WHO C0RN6RBP USINESS SERVICES ^^IRECTORY I Writinfl and WriterT] MNPT?( I THE CUBAN RATOR MARKET THE VM SORRyi 3 SUte of nelng ^ BEFORE CASTRO ACROSS 1 Writlnf in want l TrtOK ! implement 4 Thrall 4 Iriih drametiet SPosseu t t c o ® I Comedlan- BZoroastrian CAMPING H IG H G R A D E RECORD autlMr lacred books CAR LEASING S A ie 12 Mineral rock 7 Armed conflict EQUIPMENT U Fluid rock 8 Hirsute PRINTING MCain'i brother 0 Musical 'Tents, Cots, Sleeping; Bacs, (Bib.) instrument 0 i 1 or 2 Job and Commercial ISPaitiy to Signer of the A ir Mattresses, Stoves, Prin tin g 16 DUlikei Declaration of Lanterns Church last 43 Send forth IB Salad greeni Independence 26 44 Sleevelesa YEAR P U N Prompt and XMolent 20 Amphitheater 11 Feminine name season MANCHESTER Idea (Ft.) garment ? ' I Printing Of AH Kinds BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Choler' 17 More sorrowful » 46 "— and the First in Alanclieoter. N ew i ' ,» •: ALLY OOP 22 Neat to Girl’s name 31Made one SURPLUS SALES CO. imbecile King of Slam" cara, fnU maintenance, fnUy 24 MaMuline name 23 Indicate M 47 Canadian 169 N. MAIN ST. 26 Company of Degree Insured to reduce your prob- Gommunity Press CANT BE/ 24 Long ftshes » Si^flcation hillside at Depot Square NONE Of US musiciani 25 At all times « 48 Bridge 27 "----Baba and 28 Girl's nickname 41 Middlesex town lenu and worries. For full Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 9 East Middle Tpke. IS USING m French SO Feast day the 40 Thievei" 27 Athenisn <2 I comb, form) Information, call J. F A R R — 643-7111 Telephone 643-5727 30 Thoroughfare statesman mathematician A nd 32 Felt a dread of r r r Paul Dodg* Pontiac THAT 34 Feel diipleaiure ^ IT r ISN'T 35 Rich fur 1 INC. CUSTOM MADE 36Eldari (ah.) IT 1 r MANCHESTER EAsy- 37 Roman road S78 MAIN STREET DICK’S IB CANVAS AWNINGS 30 Royal Italian r Phone 649-2801 family name |5T MEMORIAL CO. SHELL 40 Lower world'f II W e t/rg^e Ton To Snpport principal river OUl OUR W Al BY J. R WILLIANS 41 Social insect The lAtz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE 42 Miitiisippi 653 CEN’TER STREET EVER NOTICE MOTHER VEAH, AND W E HAVEN'T BEEN embankment Quality Memorials HOW W ELL A NATURE ABLE TO MATCH HER VET/ W E 45 MUIUry “•'U DOG CAN KEEP PROVIDES, HAVE TO CARRVASPARE T IR E maneuvers Over 80 Tears’ Experience MECHANIC ON DU'TY O O lN EVEN DOESN'T 'CAUSE WE STILL HAVEN'TCOAAE 40 Correction AT ALL HOURS -lO l»M w HIA, Ms. ^ THOUGH HE SHET UP WITH A WAY FOR TH' CAR TO 51 Diamond- WATKINS-WEST Coll 649-5807 HAS A GAME LIFT A W HEEL WHEN A T IR B cutter's cup Starters, Generators, LEG? < ^ S FLAT. AN’ KEEP ON 52 "Little---- FUNERAL D A V Y JONES BY LE IT and McWH.LIAMS IWLLIN’ TO THE GARAGE Marker” A. AIMErm, Prop. Carburetors: SEE US FOR: ON THE OTHER THREE/ 53 In the year of Domestic - Foreign Cars SERVICE Harrison St., Manchester • Aluminum RoU Up IT'S OAVV... ^ YEAH, THIS IS MARCO. I Latin) 7T 643-7008 Awnings I DON'T GET IT... THE KMEL HE W A N T S RIGHT... YOU'RE WITH 54 Greek letter d JT IT Trade at This Shield DATA WAS SUPPOSED TO BE MV T O T A L K BEMEL... WELL, WHAT'S 55 Suffix r ORBIAND J. WEST o Door Canopies TO YOU THE SCORE-IS OTTER, 56 Masculine SI TICKET HOME FOR A LONG D irector I t you want to know how you and all abuses within the auto- • Storm Doors VACATION WITH MV FAMILY. INNOCENT... OR GUILTY? nickname MANGHESTER • Combination Windows 57 Oriental coin H" ST PARKADE can be sure of getting the very motive Industry, MJ,I V ^ 4W AAM 4*0 W.r\t DOWN 142 E. CENTER ST. best in mechanical service, the Independent garage owners Moncdiester Awning 0 «. 4) 195 WEST CENTER ST...... 1 Englisli poet s r 14 Manchester’s Oldest BARBER SHOP thing fo r you to do is to look and also owners of general re­ '*», 4iM«“ \y** I16»1744) 'Telephone 649-3091 2 Ireland TWth Finest Faculties fer the IGO Shield. 'This means pair shops, body, paint and trim S su a fo o e L Manchester’s Most Modem Duhe Tool Co, that the place displaying this shops, radiator shops, brake and Established 1040 Barber Shop with Ehccellent shield Is a mem'bor of the In- wheel alignment service, engine since Dube Tool Co., 6 John parts not ordinarily stocked In CHOICE VARIETY 6-Chalr Service! dependent Garage Owners of rebuilders and- or specinlized St., East Hartford started In bus- supply houses, and to get these, O P E N 8 AJtl. to 6 P.M. America, Inc. This is a national repair shopf of motor vehicles Iness In March of 1962, Indus- this company has special j ^ Upholstbry organization started on June who make their living in this Qualify When It's time to Sat. 8 to 5 (Closed Mondays) trial machine shops and factor- sources throughout the country, and rei Shop 20, 1954, and In March o f 1960 important industry are mem- P MANCHESTER les have been quick to take ad- Dube Tool Co. Is also the dls- RE-UPHOLSTERING BY DICK TURNER the Manchester unit was formed bers of IGO Seafood CARNIVAL SHOPPING PARKADE vantage of the fine service of- tributor In the Hartford area with 11 members and 5 allied To be sure of fine service, * Modern Furniture l4>wer Level, (rear) fered by this company. 'The for the Carr Lane Manufactur- 43 OAK STREET members. A t the present time take your car to the following and Antiques BY KEN MUSE MOVE P H O N E 049-6850 Dube Tool Co. Is owned by ing Co., St. Louis, Mo. TEL. 649-9937 there are 19 members and 8 as­ who display the IGO emblem: WAYOUT Raymond Dube, and Is a whole- Dube Tool Co. Is also the o store Stools and Booths ■ ■n - sociate members. A & H Automatic Transmission s Custom Furniture E xpert sale house dealing extensively distributor for the Diamond f WE DON'T ^ THEN LET HOW CAN YEP.'ONLY • M oving CALL Co., 1038 Burnside Ave., East Slipcovers and Dr^ieries \ ¥ with many of the machine Saw Works, specializing In high w l^ * U ie ^ ^ * '^ le ld ^ J display- Hartford; Bantly Service Sta- Made to Order I 'D \ V ^ A V E A N V ^ ME HAVE ABOUT I F IV E TO A e Packing MANCHESTER shops and factories In this area speed hand saws with a patent- " “ ^ ° display Reuben Plen’s f * w in THE SyMPOaUM ed, they give you a warrantee tlon, 333 Main St., Manchester; Complete Selection of LIKE TWO THREE BUY j^USTOMER.' eStoragre 643-6563 requiring supplies. ed broach tooth. RUG CLEANING certificate that Is good In case Clarke Motor Sales, Rt. 6, Bol- Materials A BOOKS BOOK9 O N E Dube Tool Co. has steadUy Ray Dube is also soles man- you should need to have this Ulck’s Shell Service, 653 Texaco Sfafion FREE ESTIMATES BOOK OF OF CENT MANCHESTER COMPANY increased its business Ince 1962 ager for the Meyer Gage Co. _ _ _ _ Lower Level of the Psrkade •\ work lechecked. If this dealer Center St., Manchester; Du- 381 Main Street OF THREE TWO STAMPS? SH O RT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 HANNAW VY ST. for It 1s not only stocks any located In South Windsor which thg job was not done Rent’s Stop & Go Atlantic Serv- 649-6304 GIX CENT CENT MOVING AND Phone 643-0012 standard items for the conven- carries steel plug gages from properly, he wiU honor your Ice, 128 E. Center St., Manches- Phone 643-9149 Ce n t STAMPS.' CTAMPS? ')bu'l^e ience of its customers but is -061 through .626 In steps of .001. certificate at no cost to you Gerich Service Station, 1083 CTAAAPS J a u w a Vs also In a position to get special If your company Is In need and fix lit for you. This ic a rare Tolland Tpke., Manchester; Ilydramntlc Tfransmlssion / 'I f f TRUCKING COa orders on short notice in most of Industrial machine shop sup- occurence, as all IGO members Gorman Bros., Inc., 770 Main RUSMINS 3-DAY Repairing GLASS cases. Very often It Is possible plies or your factory needs a are dedioaited to seeing that the ^t., Manchester; 'Hollywood • For Auto Windshields fABJ SERVICE to get a special item in one special order, call Dube Tool work Is done right the first Service Station, 342 E. Center All Work Guaranteed • For Store Fronts and fS N . Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows — Also — day’s time; if the Item Is par- Co. at 289-6469 and ask Ray time. The president of the local St., Manchester; Jim’s Shell ^ We Give Green Stamps • For Table Tops FURNITURE CLEANING tlcularly scarce or Is not one Dube about it. He is always iH. us W. Off. for the Wellington Supply Co. for efficient service offered by them prices. Allied members include: Al- Firestone Tires ^ RlDSCWAV Friday, March 22 or either KathI Knapp, 643-8749, SAT. TO 5 P.M. General Automotive CONmOL Special Reamers CUNLIFFE • East Side Rec, 7-9 p.m.. or Nancy Forrest, 649-7886 af­ R ^ a lrln g 3-/6 Decimal Sizes From ter school hours. .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 Open basketball: 7-8 p.m.. Meyer Steel Plug Gages MOTOR SALES Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17). •W est Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m.. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER In Steps of .001 KIDDIE Yale Teacher Picked Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts EXPERT AUTO BODY and, Junior High Teen Dance. WASHINGTON (AP) — Yale I HOPE YOU I WANT YOU ANDd T 1 HOPE YOU SET C lo se , Ball Lock Pins FENDER REPAIRS KORRAL "The Depot” Coffeehouse, Painting— Decorating REAL CHOSE TO I e n o u g h Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide Church and Locust Sts. (Park University law professor Ralph WON'T BE IM TO BE PALSl v < y . E N A M E L and L A C Q U E R CHILD JEALOUS OF t o t a k e a iMjiU-l Travel In Style, Ehganem Also Representing Other tog In St“ *M a ;;’s“c;u“r‘:h 101^8: « „ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL " RESIDENTIAL REFINISHINGS DAY CARE CENTER a special consultant to the Sen­ MY HORSE, h u n k o u t And Comfort By midnight. Play by Edward Al- m Quality Manufacturers r e a s o n a b l e p r i c e s Hourly • DaUy • Weekly ate Judiciary Committee study­ Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service OLIVER/ f hts bee "The Zoo Story” and solo­ l e ^ . ' CADIlUC UMOliSINE 6 John, Blast Hartford— 289-6460 RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. Responsible Care for 3, 4, ing separation of powers, com­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER 6-yr. olds from 7 a.m. to ist, Carolyn Weiner. Open to all Complete Insurance Coverage WIDDINOS a SPICIAL OCCASIONI Just Above the Trafllo mittee chairman Sam J. Ervin J 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat­ teens. Nominal contribution. Est. 1915 or THEN WB'LL TAKE TURNS KEEPIU' HIM Call MasahatUr Circle Jr., D-N.C. said Friday. AWAKE TIU, HE’S ^ WORE OUT HB'UL 649-7853 urday. Clark Arena, MHS, 7:30 p.m.. 51EBP LIKE A h I K ^ A T I N ' BEAR.!.. AN' 'TEL. 648-0016 Hot Lunches Served Student - Faculty Basketball AUSSIES BUY MORE BOOKS GIVE US TIME TO REACH TH'MBlUCAN Read Herald Ads 9 Delinont St., Mianchoster Game. Admission charge; tick­ BORDER, AMP SAFETVl CANBERRA—Australian pub­ WM. DICKSON & SON 649-5531 ets available at the door. lishers figure their readers Manchester Armory, 9-1 a.m., Tel. 649-0920— ^Manchester, Conn. Special spend $5.50 a year per' person. Free Storage They rate this the highest book On All Summer expenditure In the English- Clothes Cleaned speaking world. ^ tX. Sm. UA M. mi. VVS \-vt 8 IWtlHMiJG B y Us PLYWOOD CENTER RORIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS TW Mira nw job... we have jint the rlgbl Du Pont Bring Your Clothes, Point for II .. In colors to match anything I Htvo ■ Lapp Plaza CHICKEN XING (JD -MATTiEK HOW VOl MAY FEEL ABOUT Gowns, Suedes, Drapes, question on color?... what to use?... how to do it? Bedspreads, Slip Covers Route 83, Vernon LAPV /NtXIsriaAL/STS, LBOUARPO M U US let 0.16071 balp on youi naxt painting job. For Quality Cleaning and Delicatessen CLA'v^ I SHALL.FORGET )O li. To The 875-4304 419 Main St. Manchester PARKADE .PB /W m i IT’S P A I N T C Q Open Daily LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON ^ A J o h n s ^ SEZ HERE 723 M A IN ST., M A N C H E S TE R — PH O N E 649-4501 CLEANERS 'F m /£ k Fried Barbecued Chicken BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Next To Liggett Drug You’ll And the finest plywood Where you get low paneling, rablnet plywoods, kitch­ Spareribs, Seafood t h prices and a 10% en cabinets and Armstrong MlUngs Catering to any slke parties hull for till loUin irdN S.. . McDoMUrt L\ P. A 1,1 T Y Bonus Card . . . To . . . Open Thurs., Frl. 9 P.M. (or 46 WEST CENTER STREET I A ■ r Give Chicken King a Ring J ) PAINTS Save W ith ! your convenience. SILVER LANE EXTENSION 646-0178

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BIANCHESTER EVININ Q HKIAJLD, H A N d O E S m , OONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 PAGE B L E W p g n c i r gaSTOM MINNESOTA ato/hanoo ATUMIANO 4rwmmNA¥WN Busiiwss- SorvicM AH eittCAN LMA6UE Big Guy George Scott Challenged MllhMry, CINCINNATI " X v3». OffMvd 13 Iressmoting 19 AT lAmP* W ait Till It’s Over’—Ryun *«...... i - CLASSIFIED TREE EXPERT — Treoa out, FOR AI/TERATIONS neatly and PHILADELPHIA building lota olaarad, traaa top- reaaonably done In my home, ped. Got a tree problcmT WoU Call 648-8760. ATCUAMWAm s^X•lx s s :<••■ By Pitchers, Keeps Slugging Hit^ worth phone oall, 7 4 2 - 8 2 8 2 . ------— ------■ NEW ynRK*STLOUli Arsrvrr/fsmiiK Indoor Track Season Ends ADVERTISING SHARPENING Sorvlco - - Sawa, Moving— TruckliiG— MIAMI (A P)— You’d think pitchers would let ft man DETROIT (AP) — The CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS knlvas, axaa, ahaara, akataa, Storog* 20 George Scott’s size have his way. But they keep chid- indoor track season ends rotary bladaa. Quick aorvlco. w A S u m erM t 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main MANCHESTER Dollvary-UgM A r poMPAHO erACM lenging the big guy and so he keeps hitting btueballs Saturday — too soon for Bob Beamon, world’s best St., Manohoater. Hours dally trucking and paekago daUvery. out of s i g h t . ------7:808, Thursday 7:80-9, Satur­ Refrigaratora, wadhara and N iW Y O AK ^ Scott, Boeton’s huge first together by Philadelphia’s COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ArpriAUOfPtAU long jumper on the boards, day 7:80-4. 648-7988. stove moving apoolalty. FOId- baseman, hammered his third pitching staff, and the Tigers 4:80 PJII. DAT BEFORE PVBUOA’nON and not soon enough for Oeadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday. tng chalra for rent. SlftOTU. BAV rm O RB home run of the spring Friday, went on to beat the Phillies Jim Ryun, the best miler RUBBISH —trash removed to AT MtAMf llfUng the Red Sox to a 8-1 exhl- when Dick McAuliffe scored all and half-miler on any kind the dump, lawns maintained. bition victory over the Houston the way from first base on Lene of track. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Call 649-1863 after 6 p.m. PoinHng— PfqMring 21 Astros. Green’s two - out seventh -In- "Just 11 more laps today and It was Scott’s ninth hit in 17 at nlng single, OlaMlfled or "Want Ada” are taken over tke phono aa a ALL TYPES o7^carpentry, re- INTERIOR and exUrior paint­ this indOOT season ends for me, oonvenlenoe. The advertlaer ahonld read hla ad the FIRST ing and papfrlng. Call PhU bats and It traveled pretty far Willie Btargell and Bob Rob- sidential and commercial. Call Spring Training and I can’t wait until it’s over,” DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS hi time tor the after 6, Roland, 622-4632. Denonoourt, 742-61T8. for a man who has dedicated ertson snapped spring slumps said a sllghUy lame Ryun, Kan­ next tnaertlon. The Herald ta reaponalble tor only ONE hioor- WITH himself to stroking the ball up with home runs as the Pirates sas’ super runner who defends reot or omitted Inoertloa tor any advertiaement and then otily SNOW p l o w in g ! reasonable L. PELLETIER — Painting — the middle. ran over the Mets. Stargell was his mUe UUe today In toe cloe- to the extent of a “make good” tnaertlon. Errore whldi do rates, 643-8245. Driveways, interior and exterior, papering In other action .Friday, Oak- O-for-12 before connecting in the Ing session of toe NCAA Indoor not lesaen the value of the advertiaement will not he oorreeted small parking lots, etc. and paper removal, fully In- by "make good” Inaertloii. Earl Yost land whacked Washington 8-4, sixth Inning and Robertson was meet at Oobo Arena. — ■ ■ ------sured. 648-9048, and M9-M26. Detroit shaded PhUadelphia 2-1, hiUess in five swings before He r a l d s p o r t s e d i t o r Friday night, Ryun uncorked Pittsburgh tagged the New York homering in the ninth. Both Housohold SorvIcM EDWARD R. Price — painting, a typical explosive finish in his interior and exterior, papering, Mets 8-1, and Cincinnati topped shots came with one man cn best two-mlle ever to dethrone 643-2711 875-3136 Offorvd 13-A From Florida AUanta 7-5. base. (Rockville, Toll Free) paper removed, ceilings, etc. two-time champion Gerry Lind- VENETIAN blinds — repaired, Fully Insured. 640-10M. EARL TOST Also, St. Louis nipped Minne- Two errors by Felix MUlan gren. But Beamon, the Texas- sota 6-4, California defeated San and another by Bob Tillman retaped and recorded. 846-0278, Starts Monday El Paso’ sophomore, did even 649-2971. iNSIDE-outsIde painting. 8p«- Francisco 8-1, Cleveland helped Cincinnati to four runs in better with a sensational 27-2% Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? '.ial rates ter people over 66. IN THE dropped the Chicago Cubs 4-8, the third inning as the Reds long Jump and became toe first LIGHT TRUCKINO. bulk dellv Call my competitors, then call the New York Yankees beat the rolled over AUanta. Tommy double winner In NCAA Indoor ery, yards, attics, cellars me. Estimates given. 649-7808, Chicago White Sox 4-2 and BalU- Helms and Fred Whitfield drove history by adding the triple 24-Hour Answering Service cleaned and removed. Also odd 876-8401. !l|^raUi more topped Los Angeles 4-2. in two runs apleoe for the Reds. Jump tlUe. Jobs. 644-8962. "All I want to do Is hit the Three straight two-out singles JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom m Beamon, whose double came Free to Herald Readers ball through the middle," said in the eighth inning by Curt REWBA’VINO OF burns, moth on a tiring back-to-back effort, painting, interior and axterior Scott, "especially with two Flood, Bobby ’Tolan and Ed Want Information on one of our classified advertlsomentaf holes, zippers repaired. Win­ and VUlanova’s quarter-mller paperhanging, wallpaper re­ strikes on me.” Spiezlo snapped a 4-4 tie and No answer at tile tdephono UatedT Simply call the dow shades made to measure, Larry James, also a sophomore, moved. Wallpaper books on re­ So naturally, when Houston’s gave St. Louis Its victory over all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys accounted for two ail-tlme best quest. Fully Insured. Free es- Pat House put Scott in a two- Minnesota. Flood also cracked a made while you wait. Tape re­ Indoor performances in toe sev­ EDWARDS tlraatee. CaU 649-9668. ISo Need for Rocking Chair strike hole with two men on In two-run homer. en-event program. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 Uie ninth inning, the rookie Juan Marichal worked five In- ANSWERING SERVICE Main St. 649-6221. PAINTINa — Interior and sxta- pltcher grooved one. nings and was tagged for two James, whizzing to a ■victory THWING TWANGS STRING— GferaM Thwing (right) uses nose to win while rior, very reasonable, free es­ "I still haven’t changed my runs and the loss as California MUSH YOU HUSKIES — Phillies’ piixihers John Boozer, left and Gary Wag­ in the 440 In 47 seconds, and Bob Maness strains to finish second in 60-yard dash. Both high school stu­ timates. Call Richard Martin, Dave Patrick, retaining his 880 649-0500 675-2519 Building— Ellie Not Ready to Retire, mind,” Scott said. "This was an defeated San Francisco. Don ner takes turns in exeriJise harness at camp in Clearwater, Fla. This is latest dents were competing for berth in Missouri High Schopl TTrack CJhampion- 649-9386, 649-4411. exception. He came in with a Mlncher drove in one nm and form of conditioning introduced to players. (AP Photofax) crown, paced VlUanova’s bid to Contracting 14 dethrone Southern California as ships later this month. Action took place in St. Louis. tA P Photofax) and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear from oUr advertiser In juicy fastball, and it was in on scored another for the Angels, CARPENTRY — concrete steps, team champion. Jig time without spending nil evening at the telephone. Noer Finishing 24 tn®-” Vic Davalillo doubled, moved floors, hatchways, remodeling, Vlllanova carried a 16 - point Soon it was out of the park to third on a sacrifice and Chicago White Sox Prospects porches, garages, closets, ceil­ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Disappointed with Average total Into today’s closing 10- and a 1-0 Houston edge became scored on an infield bouncer as Automobilos For Sol* 4 ings, attics finished, rec ing (specialising In older event program, closely foUowed WTNTIFIR HAVEN Fla. nell and field boss Dick Wll- quicker with the bat. a 8-1 Boston victory, ’The homer Cleveland pushed across a 14th- Second Round of NCAA Play rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ floors). Inside painting. Paper- by Texas El-Paso with 16. 1962 FORD Country Squire, all / Aro\ XT La liams wanted Elite back. Their "Now I stand at the plate was Scott’s sixth extra base hit inning run to beat the Cubs. HERALD er related work. No Job too hanging. No Job too small. Washington State was third power, automatic transmission. (A P )— 'Elston xwwajro, a g j j g g pitch won over Howard, with my feet much closer to- and gave him nine runs batted Boog Powell drove in a pair of small. Dan Moran, Builder. John VerfaUle, 049-0760. Tough Platform from Stanky, with 10 and talent-loaded South­ Call after 5, 647-1666. veteran of 10 America Jjg decided to return. gether. I find I can wait on the in in six spring games . runs with two doubles and Dave Startled by Surprising Wins DOX LETTERS Evenings 649-8880. L ea g u e championship <‘I don’t care about his hit- pitch and still have quickness. Tenth-inning home runs by Johnson knocked in two with a ern California lagged fourth FLOOR SANDING and roflnlsh- with 7. The results set up these pair­ semifinals of toe NAIA at Kan­ 1966 CHEVROLET V-8 Bel Air ing, old and new. All floors clubs, has reached the ting,” Williams explained. "The I feel great and hope to help Jim Pagllaroni and Sal Bando pair of singles as Baltimore NEW YORK (AP) — A For Your 4-door sedan, white. Original ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Jack Benny age of 39, but big thing is his knowledge and the Red Sox plenty this year, helped Oakland overcome beat Los Angeles. Curt Blefary Hitless Wonders Not for Him u s e sends defending cham­ couple of upstarts, Texas ings for tonight's quarter-finals sas City. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms treated with 3 coats of hot wax. at four reg^ional sites: "We’ll need five Lew Alcln- Information owner. Dual speakers, roar Also cleaning and rewaxing. he’s not readv to retire to how he can help our young I’m really looking forward to Washington. Reggie Jackson also had two hits for the Orioles, S A R A S O T A , Fla. (A P ) fourth starter, taking over the 6-2 with Boston and Cliicago and pions Earl McCullouch and Bob Christian and Santa Clara, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ At Raleigh, N.C.—Davidson, dors to beat Houston," said defroster, radio, automatic CaU 643-9840. any violin playing pitchers, if he’s not on the field this season.” f"**..^**^**. ®r®®t> also homered The New York Yankees stole T-f F/lHna «l+oTiVv'a n1nnn sp®t vacated when Bruce How- Wilbur Wood, 4-2, a left-handed Seagron after toe 60-yard high startled college basketball low mileage, $1,395. Call 649- ment work, cellar floors, pat­ —11 h,aaie Otanxy S pians ^ Baltimore. knuckler to go with Wilhelm’s 24-4, vs. North Carolina, 26-3. Johnny Swaim, Texas Christian ios, roofing. Call Leon Cetszyn- t playing, I want him sitting next Howard, who was 89 on Feb. for the AthleUca. hurdles and pole vault titles, circles Friday night. THE HERALD will not 6696 after 6 p.m. and all day backed by another 17-foot vault- At Lexington, Ky.—Ohio coach, after TCU’s upset over disclose toe identltity of ski. Builder. 649-4291. ’m f" ly to me in the dugout.” 23. showed his topnight condi- BUI Freehan’s caiiinir ms ^..mcairo w mie In addlUon to scheduling nine right-handed dipsy doodles, The Horned Frogs of Saturday and Sunday. Bonds— Stocks to do is on the baseball field._ Once he made up his mind, tlon last week by catching nine homer snapped a scoreless Chicago hits and five errors to f „ i l i n g nis oracagw W wmws fllte . ^gmea in Mil- form the best relict corps in the er in Paul Wilson and famed State, 19-7, vs. Kentucky, 22-4. Kansas State. The Horned any advertiser using box letters. Readers answer­ NEWTON H. SMITH k SON — trying to help th^ Boston Rea ^ reported $65,000 a year, innings of two games with the streak of 30 2-3 innings pieced beat the White Sox, ^ X the hltless wonders y^ls^ summer, the league. Priddy, 3-7 at Washlng- footballer O.J. Simpson in toe PQU upset Kansas State At Wichita, Kan.—Houston, Frogs wiped out a 13-polnt defi­ 1963 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door Mortgages 27 60-yard dash. 77-T^ and the Broncos 30-0, vs. Texas Christian, 15-10. cit and went ahea4 for good on ing blind box ads who sedan, power steering, stand­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ t ^ Howard went J o work getting Chicago White Sox. ______this season. ^ , t g sox front office was busy ‘®n. might crack the list. desire to proteot theilr tions, rec rooms, garages, SECOND MORTGAGE — Uh- n ^ t. And the old v w horse Is jggg geason. He "Sure I was a little stiff the "I m going to play my best g^g ^ g players during the off Outside of Aparlclo at short- Beamon, who broke his own bowled over the New Mex­ At Albuquerque, N.M.— Mickey McCarty’s layup with 90 ard shift, rear, heat, clean. UCLA, 28-1, vs. Santa Clara, 22- seconds left. Identity can follow this porches and roofing. No Job llmltad funds available ter sec­ showing fte kids he has.no^eed gtg^ted with a strenuous physl- next day but that’s only nat­ eight hitters, regardless of de- b r j b stanky’s infield is unset- Indoor long Jump mark of 27-1, ico Lobos, 86-73 in second- procedure: Must sell, reasonable. 228-3176. 3. Swaim referred to UCLA’s too small. Call 649-8144. ond mortgages, payments to ter a rocldn chair. conditioning program. And ural,” he said. “ It did me a lot Cincinnati Reds Prospects fense,” said Stanky. "I’m tired ' a ^ , tied. was surprised by his stunning round play in the NOAA If no answer 228-3647. suit your budget. Bbcpedlent Obtained from the New York ls S d ragt yTar ^ e Green Bav ^ Indianapolis), both of whom rookie season, probably will ketball Association game Fri­ FOUND — brown female. Call counters, pullmans, etc. Rea­ man to work in a new office. slithering in the rough. DouvUle 169-348, Eleanor Rlcclo Packe^fose^SyranJSTahead S^Lo^em^^d io2 ?S s vea^'^^*® ^ impressive In trials at Chi- wind up as No. 1 catcher. day night. Dog Warden, 643-4131. sonable, all work guaranteed. Ideal set up. Reply to Box Jerry McGee, starting his second year on the tour, 130-362, Ruth Hllinskl 134, Kay. g„d win it anvhow ’’ ^ ^ cago. Stanky is going for the man "Jones was terrific,” 76er Trucks— Tractors 5 For free estimate, call 649- “ TT", Manchester Herald. Coach Alex Hannum said. "He FOUND — brown and white 8480. reflect^ on the problems of self-preservation in golf. Fountain------133,------Dot------Christiana------134. A u batted in last year grage that led the league. Pe- Hoyt Wilhelm stUl is the mas- but he knows he will sink or 1967 FORD F-260, % ton, 8 foot was obviously responsible for male. Call Dog Warden, 643- "One of the first things you Just ter the record, it should VadaJii^on jjll^ b e ters^was 16-11 ^ut John slipped ter of the bullpen at 44 and Is swim with his pitching. It is body Camper Special. Two Monroe’s subpar game,” 4131. learT’’ he ^ d "is tTLwVre p tv, MERCHANTS - Dave De- Leo (Jardenas, and Rose, shifting to a neww post- . to1.- 10-13. Jack -r Fisher, a veteran coming off his best year, 8-3 good enough to make tlie White gas tanks, 4 speed transmis­ leazn, ne »aiu, “ ^ otsware about the guerrilla tactics ^ i7 Pete Rose, Tommy Helms, Jim tion each year, moves from left with a 0.IR rarnrH wifh fhA maw « 1 01 ___I Monroe, No. 3 scorer in the Roofing— Siding 16 Privato InstrucHons 32 d run average. Sox a strong pennant factor in a sion, V-8 engine. Call 643-0776 of the veteran who is over the i„g downhUl. Maloney, Deron Johnson. BUI field to right. Left field probably ?ork Mete f l ^ e s to be t ^ Bo^ 7? n u® n NBA and a prime candidate for hill. When you start playing hi« o«m 138- Harvey Johnson 164-372, ^ ^vinwin go Vo ■ JonesV thTex-Bra^^^^^Z .ry r-.J xorx ^ e ts , figures to^ beP® the*^® Bob Locker, 7-6, Don McMahon, well-balancedwell- league. after 6 p.m. THE BEST In roofing — and STENOGRAPHY, dlcta- you p la ^ g "Everyone has his own McOod, Tommy H a r p e r ...... b------rookie of the year honors, hit on Announcements 2 weU, you pose a throat to Wm. gtyig,” Dickinson had told Me- ^®aI Tedn^A.1 Abernathy A Vvomnn + V,.. aU oil spentonon+ timet with competition from Bob roof repair. Call Coughlin, tlon class forming March 19to. A1 only three shots from the field, ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- DODGE panel truck. Run- 643-7707. EnroUment limited. Mary You start beating him out of ogg -• the tiros around some of their Nichols 202, Joe Sokola 203-201— sor, Conn. Opening week and "In one of my first tourna­ the Cardinals. pitching staff. Sports Monday night, March 25, at the Parkade Lanes. Bernie Chicago 113-101. brings triple benefits — It helps Milliiwry, APPLY IN PERSON midsections. j^g Collingwood 2(S, Gene special, New Nimrod Camper ments last year, I was paired "The four regulars wlll be 0:00 30 Let’s Go to the Giovino, lane manager, made the announcement. In the American Basketball the Manchester Memorial Hos­ “A lot of the towns on the yost 214-214—894, Don Ostberg No club In baseball made as e “ pital — because that’s where $499. Rentals available. 623- Dressmaking 19 with one of these old pros. On Jim Maloney (15-11), Milt Pap­ Races Quarter and semifinal ro u n d s------— Association, New Orleans beat W. T. GRANT CO. tour Jump,” said McGee. “This 200, Ernie Whipple 234, Neil many player changes as the the profits go. It helps the 1941. the very first hole, pas (16-13), Mel Queen (14-8) 0:80 8 Gadabout Gaddis will be staged April 3 with the Houston 108-99, Minnesota de­ DRESSMAKING and altera- MANCHESTER PARKADE I Jlist Is really a temptation for some Lawrence 214-567, Joe LaVae R e ^ during the >rinter as Gen- games, quarter and .somifinals donor who gets an income tax missed a 20-foot putt. SUNDAY finals Sunday afternoon, April feated Denver 106-95, Kentucky ‘ tions. Experienced. CaU 647- He said o f the unmarried guys. At 204, Ed Spe -^c 2 '-370, John eral Manager Bob Howsam ^^^^er will come from Billy best of three wilti tho finals best deduction. It helps toe budget to me, ”Thought you had that night, they spend a lot of time Dietrlchsen 201-58J, Jim Stamler shuffled the roster and shook up 1 ;30 3 The Outdoorsman 7 at 2 o’clock. tripped Indiana 108-96 and Ana­ 1178. McCool (3-7), Gerry Arrigo (6- of five game.s. conscious customer. Motorcycles— one. kid.’ He tried to shaft me around the bars. 225, Herb Clarke 200-225—603, the front office, SO The Professionals— Three divisions are planned, heim edged Oakland 116-113. 6), Culver (7-3 with Cleveland), Cash award.s will be pi'o.sent- with that ‘kid’ business. Luck- uscle. with a 70, and Dan Sikes with a ------Nicklaus, , .playing . _ near-perfect Enroute to the national scor­ for his twd remaining years of Beginners, Novices and Skilled Shooters In his eighth year In le Na- 76 were deadlocked ait 136, one Iron shots, said that despite his ing title this year, Rlorda'n 1963 JEEP — 4 door wagon. Low WILLIAMS Tree Seivloe, spec- Arid Code 203 collegiate ellglbUity. Providence Box U, c /o Manchester Herald, 13 Bissell St., tional BasketbaU Association,— stroke ...... In front of Australians wildness off toe tee he had “ the broke three national Junior col­ mileage, 4 wheel drive. $1,250. lallzing In tree and shrub care. Invited To Use Our Facilities College appears to be his first r Box 306 East HartforcL Conn. 289-1521 West said he doesn’t like earn- Bruce Crampton. and Bruce ball around toe hole all day. I lege scoring marks according c o irs DISCOUNT STATION Call 649-0382. 643-8104. Manchester Conn. (06040). J Warming House Si Refreshments Available to the National Junior College choice. ing his money on the' bench. Devlin. can’t remember when I had CHEVROLET -c 1963, 6. cylin- CUSTOM made pine furniture. JACK NICKLAUS Athletic Ass. He set a new single Becker nominated Riordan for 451 WEST CENTER — 643-5332 He’ll be 30 on May 28. Defending champion Julius more chances ter putts.” Good made to order. Raymond Red­ game scoring record when he All-American selection this year der, 4-door, automatic, condition, 649-2696. ens, 649-9704. scored 66 points against Champ­ at the Junior college level. MANCHBSTER KVENINO HBIIALD. MANCHISTIR, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 PAM IHUtiMBI HANCHBSTER KVKNIMQ OOMIf^ SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 Bofhiess Leecrtleiis Wanted To Rent 58 Heines For Sole 72 Resort Property Out Of Town H«Ip Wanted— MeHe U THERE ODORTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN WHIPPLE Household Goods B1 Rooms WIHiouf Board 59 For Rent 54 For Sale 74 Far S ob 78 Hospital Notes MANCHBSTBR — 7 room Cape, t h e THOMPSON House —Cot­ VlfUttng boors are S to t puin. 8TORB FOR RBNT — down APARTMENT — 3V4-4 rooms for aluminum siding, windows and COVENTRY I^ e - JL M^SFIELD -New Ranchw. ^xce^ ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman c o u l o ja p u t t h e s e LU6MV WAe PASTE ALL MIS MIS ANCESTORS CLEAN, USED refrigerators tage St. centrally located, large town Maaohester, state mother and child. Call 646-4179. doors, shed dormer. Excellent BERRY'S WORLD summer cottafe. Ebccellent Capes, Raised Ranches, $19,- wham tlMv amfiM ia 4 CLASSIFIED and helpers, ftdl-tlme, steady PRINRSM ON MV TA6, BoRii iKi - m BUM CMECRS WERE ALL CON MEN, ranges, automatic washers pleasantly furnished rooms, Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag- — ------location, beautiful grounds, aiM , close to water, beautiful 900. Call H. M. Frechette Real- ^ m isswv <7 tn a n.m. iwt. employment. Insurance ben­ eus ? I'M A IRlFLE SNORT MOUNTAIKS-AHP TOGETHER AMP ANPMES FOLLOWING with guarantees. See ihem at parking. Call 649-2S88 tor over­ erretata-^nMatre, 64S-78S2. $19,900. Mitten Agency Real- M .«o. ty, 647-9993, efits, paid holidays and vaca­ OF CASHBUT iltICi I'VE HE HASH'TBEEN voirpGETajeeER RIGMT in "WEIR B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 640- night and permanent guest S Business Property ton, 643-6080. Agency, 648-0181. ------tion. Call between 8 a.m. — B GOT A eiG J06 ON THE LEVEL ENOUGM FOR 4 FINGERPRINTS Main SL .Call tii-tm . rates. 6T7 MAIN Street, ground floor For Sole 70 EAST HARTFORD, recent 8 *® * P*"*- VWIwn a n ADVERTISING p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., COMIN' UP 6 imce r AUTD-nRE6.' office suite. 376 square feet. SO. VERMONT CAMP and va bedroom Ranch, city water, nqoeeted not to amoke in _pn- HAMBLINQ Oape Ood, olrea South Windsor, 644-2421. TOMOR%3Wf ' ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, oontadnlng 8 rooms, private COMMERCIAL- Industrial at sewer, full cellar, storms, fire- tlentn’ rooms. No more than two 30” FRIOIDAIRE stove. Good 1600, dutch ovan, excellent cation site—two acres, Moun­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO DEPT. HOURS shower bath, private entrance, lavatory, alr-conditloned. Ad- Manchester Green, approx- tain Stream. $1,600. Terms. De­ place, 10 per cent down, $20,- visitors (at one time per par- GAS station attendant wanted, condition, $40. 649-8988. gentleman, free parking. Apply bam, 8 acres. View ^us 6 room 8 A.M. to 4:30 PJ». Jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- imately- lO/XX) square feet, house. $81,000. Hutchins Agen­ tails and Free Acreage Llst- 600. Meyer Agency, 643-0609. tient. mornings. Apply Sunset Service 196 Spruce St. fesslonal, insurance or real producing $800 per month In- c CHEST type freeser, holds 800 cy, 64941824. Ingfs. Green Mountain Hide- ^ „ 8 Patiento Today 808 Station, BBS E. Middle Tpke., estate oftioe. Call 649-0097. come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, aways, 30 Main St.. Springfield, lbs. Good condition. 4100. 649- ROOM FOR retired person, day rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, 2 ADMTTTEJD YESTERDAY: COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Manchester. 648-1677. Vermont 06166. 9874. or night worker, free meals FOR RENT or sale —' 461 Main RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 full car garage, large wooded lot. Milton E. Anthony, 4 Hurliut 4lM PiMt. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION for errands. Call 649-8469. baths, modem kitchen with FULL-TIKB gas station attend­ FOLDING gate, $1. Like new St. BuUdlng and lot next to Post 2,400 SQUARE foot Industrial Leonard Agency Realtors, 646- Hd., Rockvillle; David L. Baiber, DeadltiM for Boturdogr amd Bloiidajr b 4:S0 p.m. FMdajr. 0469. 88 Oak 6t.; Richard M. Barton, ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan twin bed mattress, $10. Solid Office. Excellent location for building for sale, ceritfally lo- A Out O f Town Garage, Esso Service Center. a oak goose-neck Boston rocker, any use. 646-2426, 9-6. cated.lLdaptahle to many L e s. J ' ------12 Doane St.; Mrs. June R. TOUB COOPERATION BTLL Route 8S, Vernon. Apai r i o t s ■ ^ ^ vacant. Priced to sell. Call *•**•••garage. FxceUentExcellent nalgh-neigh­ v * For Solo 75 POUR ROOM Ranch, lake pri- Sidwell, 29 Falrvlew St.; Rus- $28. 649-9606. OFFICE for rent Sei>arate borhood, $30,800. PhUbrlok vileges, quiet. Appointment, sdll L. Burnham, 647 Ellington BK APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 Tenements 63 building with 8 paneled rooms, Howland, Realtor. COVENTRY MACHINISTS — experienced BENDIX automatic washing Agenoy, Realtors, 640-6S47. Call after 3, 742-6010. Kd., South Windsor; Joseph H. plus lavatory, plus dark r o o m .______SPRING’S A COMING ------;------n — ; Ohrlstoph, 27 S. Lakewood Clr- bridgeport and lathe operators, macltine and Bondix electric LOOKING FOR anything In COVENTOY - Immaculate 4 ^ Conrinued From Preceding Poge ample overtime. SEG Mfg. dryer. $88 each. 64S-B983. real estate rentals — apart­ Located Grove St., Rockville. ADAMS ST — vacant machine MANCHESTER — 7 room cus Enjoy it in this modem 6 room Ranch with extra bul d- Hudson St.; David Garrison, 296 Inc., 218 Hartford Rd., 649-3747. ments, homes, multiple dwell­ Ideal for doctor, lawyer, etc. shop with 10,000 square feet brtdk Colonial Cape, room home In the country. FOR SALE — Colonial studio ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Reasonable. Call 649-2871. on one floor, 2 acres of land. In like new condition, 22 acres Shade trees surround this ing lot, (over 2 acres). Alu- Main S t.; Frederick J. Gauthier, Schools ond Ck»ses 33 Holp Wantnd— mlnum siding, oversized gar- go^th Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Bbba couch, good condition, $26. Call Estate, 648-6129. 1,100 SQUARE FEET, dry, eas- In ch ed , sensl- high scenic land. Priced for complete home and Its ga­ Fomola 649-1491 after 4 p.m. quick sale. Hayes Agenoy, rage. Call Don Sisco for a age, ^autlful view. Only $18,- cMenney, 448 W. Middle 35 PARTTIME lly accessible space. Cement ^ TRACTOR TRAILER I iUGMMORES CREPIT IS SO WE HAVE customers waiting 646-0181. surprise In house hunting! 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, Tpke.; Joan V. Gudaltls, Wind- EXPERIENCED woman to flwr, heat and lighting avaU- CK>‘>kett, Realtor. 648-1677. 742-8243. BAP C 6EZ. THE GANG AT for the rental of your apart­ Price, $12,000. See this one! .■iorville; Howard W. Haberem, TRAINING clean small home weekly. Must HELP WANTED able, 86 cents a square foot. TIRED of paying rent’ Sunoco ROOM Ranch with 8 bed- 8 A.M. — 2 P.M. ment or home. J.D. Real Bs- 649-6306. East Hartford: Steven A. Har- be reliable, call 643-7136. THE LOCAL PUB) HE CAN'T Musical Instruiiwnts 53 Call...... 648-8887.. will sell a 2-bay, 2-llft,' 20,000 rooms, 2 full ceramic baths. COVENTRY — Immaculate mo- tote, 6^18-6129. demlzed 4 bedroom Colonial. Maple St.; Forrest A. G. I. TRAINING OR 3 -/fc EVEN BORROW TROUBLE gallons per month station local- kitchen has built-in oven, HOUSEKEEPER, companion 11 A.M. — 2 P.M. SPRUCE Street — 214-218. Small Formal dining room, large llv- Heatli, Hartford: Hector M. COMPLETE deluxe Gretch 4^ ROOM town house apart­ ed on Center Street, Manches- range, formal dining room, B &L W Now approved for O.I. training, ''^AankL PEPPERS. store for rent, heated. Reason­ ) for elderly woman to live In. APPLY IN PERSON drum set, like new condition. ment, includes all a{q;>llances, ter, to a qualified person. No ^8*20’ living room with unique BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Ing room, den, 2 baths, front ’ New Ehigland Tractor Trailer b k 'JerlS Gills , cAUF. able. Call 247-4046, from 9 a.m. and rear stairways to second Saultew Write Box "B ", Manchester MONDAY — FRIDAY SHORTEN Call 649-6411. heat, hot water, private patio money down, no Interest «replace arrangement. T w o Manchester Parkade Training has heavy demands Herald. to 6 p.m. floor, 2 car garage, 2 sheds, and celler, parking and stor­ charges. Does this Interest y*"® sounds like Manchester 649-6306 from the trucking Industry. We \ X T A T DRUkIS, Slingerland com- large lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Cr®®twood Dr.; Frieda G. Klein, train on all t3rpes transmission, WAITRESS wanted for 10 a.m. age. J.D. Real Estate, 648-6129. you? Call or write Sun Oil ""ay TOUAND — Near Parkway, plete 6-piece set with Zildjiam Estate, 643-9332. ^ Foxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Margaret gas aind Diesel tractors, full or till 3 p.m. shift, Monday McDONALD S H«lp Wamad—Mala 36 Help Wantod—Malt 36 Aitieits For Salt 45 Co., P.O. Box 71, East Hart- ^ Wolverton neat 4 room Ranch, 4H acres ______H. Koslor, East Hartford; Fran- cymbals. Like new. Must be 3^ ROOM apartment, first Houses For Rent 55 part-time training. Placement through Friday. Good pay, good ford, Conn., 668-3400. Evenings Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. of land, privacy. Only $14,000. t o l l a n D—6 room Ranch. No ds A. Larala Sr., 74 School St.; EXPERIENCED electrical help­ seen to be appreciated. 872-3111 floor, featuring one bedroom, assbtance upon graduation. gratuities, pleasant working PART-TIME mornings, Fuel FOUR ROOM house for rent Jeff Keith 647-9546. Hayes Agency, 646-0181, money down to qualified buyer. William R. McKinney, 101 DRIVE4N er, paid vacations and holi­ TWO aquariums and all equip­ after 6. heat, hot water, gas stove and THRBE FAMILY — possible, Act now. Call Hartford 247-18S3 conditions. Apply in person. truck driver. Apply Vernon Oil with option to buy. In Coven­ "Excuse me. Senator! May I have your autograph?" Call 649-3282. Chestnut St.; Jairo H. Orduz, 21 46 W. Center St., Manchester days. Cadi 646-5366. ment, good condition. 742-9182. refrigerator included, $126. No presently a two family with VERNON — 6 room Colonial anytime. Brass Key Restaurant. Co., Route 83, Vernon, see Mr. KENT electric guitar, 2 pick­ try. Call 628-0886 after 4:30. existing rooms for third apart­ ------Margaret Rd.; Mrs. Maria Pas- children, no pets, at bus stops with fireplace, attached ga­ EAST Hartford —2 family du- tormerlo, 120 School St.; Fred- Hill. EMANUEL Lutheran Church is ups, sway bar, excellent condi­ Investment Property ment. Excellent income, city THREE fabric salesladies, for HIGH school Junior or sopho­ on Center St., Manchester. Call rage, partially finished base­ plex, 6-7, $110., $120. Excellent erick J. Rocker, 251 South St., looking for a full-time sexton, tion, $110. with case. 643-2279 For Solo 70-A utilities, $23,000. Philbrick part or fuILtlme work, at Pil­ more boy, 16 years old, for 40-hour week, many benefits. Futl and Fttd 49-A 649-0777. Out o f Town omsos Houses For Sale 72 ment. Big comer lot, beautiful­ location. Assumable mortgage. Rockville; Edward W. Smith, Help Wonted— after 6 p.m. Agency Rectors, 649-6347. H For Sola n ly landscaped. Fine resldental grim Mills Hartford Road. Ap­ work as dishwasher, automatic STORM WINDOWS Apply in person. 60 Church St. 65 THREE good investment prop- Wyman’s Realty, 646-3736. 15 French Rd.; Stanley J. Female 35 ply to manager. Open 10 a.m. dishwasher, and other kitchen MANCHESTER — 4 room apart­ For Rent WOLVERTON Agency offers for location. T. J. Crocket, Real HAY FOR SALE by the bale. ment. Convenient location. ertles, offered at $50,000, $32.- DEUGHITULLY distinctive 6% SUBURBAN Bolton —$4,300 as- H°ckrille; to 9 p.m. duties after school 3 days a & AWNINGS FULL size violin, 2 bows and FIVE ROOM apartment, 2 bed­ MANCHESTER ~ your inspection In Manchester, tor, 648-1877. COUNTER women for evening Call 643-7405. Stove, refrigerator and heat 000 and $28,600. Call for details, room Ranch. Walk to school, sumes vacant, huge 7-room ^ Loveland week and every other weekend. MAN THAT KNOWS THE case, good tone, $36. 649-9606. rooms, cellar storage area, on Philbrick Agency, Realtors, this beautiful 7 room Cape. 4 shift 7 p.m. to midnight, full SECRETARY — Receptionist Salesman Wanted 36-A furnished, $160 per month. pool. Fireplaced living room, & VICINITY bedrooms, could be 6. 2 fuU ®tone .Colonial,’ 1% baths, fire- "Good pay, pleasant atmos­ ALUMINUM BUSINESS bus line, Laurel St., Rockville. 649-8347. or part-time. No experience wanted for local doctor’s office, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. built-ins, anchor fenced large, baths, garage, full basement “ f* w o^ a n d for your prl- place, paneled family room, 2- phere. Apply in person, Brass EXPERIENCED real estate Call 649-2871. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A needed. Please apply in per­ hours Monday through Friday, treed lot, storms, walk out fin­ vacy, 3 bedrooms,. big - living . gj^rage, beautiful 2 acre Key Restaurant. We seek a salesman, how­ salesman for full-time residen­ Household Goods 51 NINE piece drum set, blue CENTRAL location — 3 apart­ $22,900—South Windsor, 6-room with nicely finished play room, son to ICr. Donut, 2S8 West Kid­ 9 until B and Saturday morn­ 118 MAIN St. — 3 room apart­ ished basement, laundry room, room, only 3 years old, $17,- lot. H. M. Frechette, 647-9993. to Mr ^ d Mrs Jo- ever, would also consider an tial sales. The Leonard Agen­ sparkle, $226. Firm. 649-9444. APARTMENT, 3*/4 rooms. ments, 2 stores. Center Street Split Level plus paneled along with Aluminum siding, ______;______seph Fortin, 54 Eldrldgo St. dle Tpke. ings. Write Box N, Manchester ment, second floor, $110. 646- plus many extras. $19,000, 643- 800. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, OPENING in tire recapping installer who would like to cy, Realtors, 646-0469. Separate building on bus line. location. Priced below apprais­ rec room, 1% baths, base- $21,000. Wolverton Agency ------DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Herald. 2426, 9-5. 8870. 640-4836. shop. Steady worker, year install. This is an opportu­ 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG Ideal for couple. Grove St. al. Morrison Realty, 643-0644. ment garage, treed lot. ______Realtors, 649-2813. Farms For Sale 75 Oharfea Steele, 28 Lenox St.; ’round work, experience not es­ nity for a reliable man who Rockville. Call 640-2871. wall to wall carpeting, BABYSITTER wanted In my Antiques 56 ATTRACTIVE 6 room apsirt- MTTBT RiT owiTN A rAAm r'ono SOL'iH WINDSOR — raissd —— -----—— William Trafton, High Manor TYPIST sential. All benefits plus Christ­ seeks a secure Job with Help Wanted— Portable sewing machine, ment second floor, garage. good value throughout. home, days, 8-8, Monday — Fri' VERNON — 3% room apart­ CORNWALL DR. with enclosed Do’rch flrenlace modem kitchen with MANCHESTER — 2 acre farm. Trailer Park, Rockville; David mas bonus. Apply in person. steady pay with initiative sews on buttons, makes but­ WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Adults only. $126. 120 Maple St. day. Must have own transpor­ Male or Female 37 ment featuring one bedroom, Ho u s k For Sola 72 llvlnx room 18x14 dlnlnir room dining room, 8 bed- ® rooms, bam, garage, live- Kerr, 338 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Nlchols-Manchester Tire, Inc., for greater earnings. Call ton holes, monograms, over­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ 649-7449. Better than new Split Level, $26,600—Vemon, 7-room Colo­ HGURE tation. Cali after B :30, 649-1986. 12x14, beautiful large’ kitchen rooms, baths, g^arage, over stock, property located in area Mary I. Olson, 29 Hickory Dr., 296 Broad St., Manchester. 625-0010 anytime. casts, blind hems dresses, ed lamps, art glass, primitives, heat, electric range and elec- IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on 1% baths, fenced yard, nial, 4 bedrooms, large 2 acres of land with trees, proposed Manchester Com- Coventry; Frederick B. Joy, HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full 11x15. Beautiful room sizes to $$$ WOMEN $1$ beauty is our no attachments needed. any quantity. 644-8962. trie hot water heater, kitchen i^^ge wooded lot. Fireplace, swimmhig pool and many kitchen with built-lns, 28,800 Philbrick Agenoy Real- munity College, $16,000. Wy- 68 Walker St.; William 'ntone, CLERKS or part-time. Apply in person. say nothing about how gor­ business. VTiy not make it Five year parts and service cabinets, ceramic bath on first walk-out basement, aluminum other extras. dining room, living room tors, 649-5347. man’s Realty, 646-3736. Stafford Springs; Donald C. JOURNEYMAN electrician, im­ The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 626 INVITATION geous the house Is. Truly, a yours? An excellent opportun­ ROOFING guarantee. CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, floor. No children or pets. 876- storms and screens. Char-Bon Larrimore, 449 Main St.; Don- mediate steady employment. Main St., Manchester, Tuesday 9493. KEYPUNCH ity for the young and the ma­ expert repairing. Colonial Realty 643-0683. _____ I w __ 1 m-M.-,.- f f aid J. Girard, Hickory Hill, An- Man with knowledge of Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. through Saturday. T O BID ^ r s ,‘’ ®"sun*^'“ Mk!“ '*54 w ^ ‘ ert^n ® AeencT®Reait^' 'WINTERIZED home on Bolton ture. Sell a product uncondi­ Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. baths, one car garage, Agency, Realtors, gg. frontage on lake, ex- W a n t e a — KOOl C Stare / / Uover; Paul H. Wehren, 86 built-up roofing for sales COMPLETE PRICE $58.20 Sealed bids will be received EAST Hartford - 3 rooms, in- h o LL ST„ small two fomUy 649-2813. OPERATORS tionally guarEmteed and one Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. SOLD treed lot, city utilities. ______cellent income producer. T.J. SELLING YOUR HOME? For Birch Rd., Wapplng; George 8 . and expediting position. Call MAN wanted to work In lum­ SEAMSTRESS wanted to do al­ at the office of the Purchasing eludes utilities and carpeting, flat. Ideal home and Invest­ NOW, MORE THAN EVER that is advertised on TV. Yes, ber yard. Must have driver’s Or Terms of $6.60 Per Month - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 SEVEN ROOM older home, ex- CKwltett, Realtor, 643-1677. prompt courteous sendee that Brooks, 35 Bigelow St.; Mrs. 626-0010 anytime. terations on men’s and ladies’ Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ $128. J. D. Real Estate Co., ment property. Both units IT PAYS TO WORK AT it’s “ Avon Calling" for women license. Davis & Bradford Lum­ p.m., closed Tuesday and clothing. Excellent company Call Capitol Manager Collect chester, Ckjnn., until March 27, 643-8129. vacant. Trades considered. T-J- Norman S. Hohenthal $29,900-Manchester, Rookledge cellent condition, on bus line, gi, r q OM R ^ ch located in Ver- 8*1® results, call Louts Dimock A. Scribner, 71D Blue- who want high earnings. Call ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East Wednesday. benefits. Pull or part-time. Ap­ Till 9 P.M. i m at 11:00 a.m. for PATCH­ Crockett Realtor, 648-1877. area, 6-room Ranch, llv- property Includes^ extra build- non-Rockvllle area on fully Realty, 649-9823. field Dr.; Glen Bump, Broad 289-4922 today. Hartford. ply Box D, Manchester Herald. Realtor, 646-1166 Ing room with cathedral ‘ " 8 ‘ots- Marion E. Robertson, Brook; Stephen P. Osella, 32 SECURITY MAN wanted to work In lum­ BUGGY and wagon wheels, milk ING OF TOWN HIGHWAYS. treed lot Full basement with ^^L CASH for your property Hemlock St.; Michael Rubera, Resort Property MANCHESTER — four room celling and stone fire- Realtor, 643-6963. Salary Schedules Have KEYPUNCH operator with key­ ber yard, full or part-time, 8V4 FULL-TIME and part - time cans, glass butter chum, kero­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ basement garage, city water ^thln 24 hours. Avoid red 483 Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Olive 666-5662 For Rent 67 Ranch on bus line. Near shop­ Been Upgraded punch experience and aptitude day week. Apply in person to, man needed days, knowledge of sene lamps and wagon seat, 644- cations are available at the place, large sun deck, 2 b AST^CEN T^ ST., *9 room and sewer, oil hot water base- tape. Instant service. Hayes Kloter, Hartford Tpke. .Vernon; ping parkade, excellent condi­ BOWERS School — beautiful 6 for data process wiring, some W. H. England Lumber Co., ball Joints, shocks, exhaust HELP WANTED 0209. Purchasing Office, 41 Center house, C zoned, for doctor’s of- board heat, insulated, ameslte Agency, 646-0131. Mrs. Mary A. Falrcloth, Hub- PRIVACY under the pines. Lit­ tion. Call now only $14,600. room Cape with fireplace, ga­ Enfployes secondary operator’s experi­ 540 East Middle Turnpike. work and tire service neces­ SINGER spring clearance sale Street, Manchester, Connecti­ tle Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine rage, full basement with nice «ces. 2 or 3 families, 136’ drive, bullt-ln oven and r a n g e .------^ ,grd Rd., Vemon; Mrs. Mary ence. Apply at Contromatics, cut. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Terrific view. Immediate Immediate occupancy. Owner IF YOUR home Isn’t selling It- Horvath 19 Ensign St • Roh- Benefits Expanded DISHWASHER and bus boy, sary. Wholesale Tire Co., 867 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. of trade-in sewing machines. (near Portland), sleeps 5, ______finished rec room. Occupancy frontage. Hutchlna Agency, Inc., 200 W. Main St., Rock­ Town of Manchester, occupancy. selling, no agents please. 876- self —don’t hlame the house! r Brann, 368 Oakland St.; full-time days, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Broad St., Manchester. Portables from $9.96. Con­ Wanted— ^To Buy 58 private beach, $100. weekly. MANCHESTER to be determined. This home 640-6824. Contact Our Personnel Dept. ville. 876-3317, 648-6196, Mr. Connecticut 1688. Get expert assistance — we ^j^s. Clara G. Badeau, 211 Bush fringe benefits, uniforms pro­ soles from $19.95 and Zlg Zags Any Week Day Between Kelleher. MEN part-time lor Janitor work Robert B. Weiss, ______NINE ROOM TRI-LEVEL IV dlslnL fnT edT sdl^nL $32.700-Bolton custom built 8% MANCHESTER - 2-famlly, 8-7, ■have clients waiting. Keith Real rjh . j^^s. Phoehe F. Camp- vided, automatic sanitary ma­ Apply In Person Anytime from $29.95. All reconditioned HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques be disappointed. Cedi now Wol­ 8:1B and 4:16 9 p.m. - 12 midnight. Steady General Manager Just what you have been room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, near bus line and parkade, $28, BOLTON Center — 6 room Estate, 649-1922. bgn Wayne, N.J.; Carl chine operation. Apply Knud­ by Singer experts. Singer Sew­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- POOD waitresses wanted, day work, five nights per week. waiting for. A home close to good sized living room 500- 643-0010. Ranch, 2-car garage, IM, baths, ______„ , .r,- _ sen Country Pare, 1100 Bum- ing Center, 866 Main St., 643- glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Wanl«d To Rent 68 2813. SECURITY and ndght shifts, part-time or Call 649-6334, General Cleaning lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 everything. Two family with atone flrenlace a n d -beamed living room with fire- HOMES — land, Investment side Ave., East Hartford, be­ DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 8883. full-time. Please apply in per­ Service. WANTED to rent for occupancy rooms, patio, ceramic MANCHESTER — spacious 7 nnnpipH ur n 11^ vlfphon SEVEN plus seven duplex, 3^ place, one acre lot. Selling for property urgently needed to tween 2-B p.m. 242 BROAD STREET Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. INSURANCE son. Gas Light Restaurant, 30 April 14, house in Manchester, baths, built-ins, etc. If you room home. Excellent location, with built Ins and dlnlnir **®I*'®- garage, central. West- $22,500. For further informa- meet our evergrowing demand Oak St. for family of five. Writd P.O. 2 b a Z ^ i f ^ f ®“Ie Realty, 649-4342. tloA call R. F. Dlmock Co., of qualified cUents. CaU Paul N- Deming Ireland Dr CAREER POSITION for young HOME IMPROVEMENT MANCHESTER, CONN. CHAIRS — 2 newly upholstered WE BUY and sell antiques, and hurry it can be yours for double garage, aluminum sid­ area, 2 baths, basement ______t aza a«a« Coventry: Mrs. Arlene D. Valee Box 1101 or call 649-1973 eve- CROUP man who is looking for more matching blue fabric. 828-6707. used furniture, china, glass, sil­ OFFICE $25,900. Call now! Mr. ing, large rooms, bus line, 1% fireplace, attached 2-car IMMACULATE 6 - room Cape Realtor, 649-5246.______J. Correntl, Agency. 643-8868. charter Oak St.; Mrs “Bar- nings^ than a Job, offers executive ‘ca­ CITY ver. picture frames, old coins, Lewis, 649-5306. baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. garage plus 3 garage or with breezeway and garage and MANSFIELD — 7% room WANTED to purchase by an old- bara R. Jenkins, 130 Diane Dr. reer to high school graduate CLEARANCE SALE guns, pewter, scrap gold, storage shed, one acre only eight years old, formal Ranch with acreage In a neigh- er couple small 4 or 6 room Wapplng; Steven M. Prisk, East 1000 ASYLUM Has sales and management po­ SCHOOL BUS drivers, part- watches, old Jewelry, hob­ WANTED — 4 room apartment, THINK BIG about this one be­ with pleasing personality, am­ time approximately 7:15 - 9 SPACE l wooded lot, good location, dining room, three large bed- borhood with homes selling up single, all on one floor, with Hartford A sitions for shop-at-home depart­ SUNDAY 10 A.M.-IO P.M. by collections, paintings, attic middle aged couple, no chil­ B (S W cause everything about it Is. bition, aggressiveness and abil­ a.m. and 2 - 4 p.m. $2.48 per rooms, closet space galore, full to $88,000. We are happy to heat, water and garage. Not Also, Mrs. Donna J. Carlson AVENUE ment, merchandise mart, pool contents or whole estates. Fur­ dren. 649-1894 anytime. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Nine big rooms Includes 4 bed- . ity to meet public. Experience Contents of house In clean, good " $42,800—Bolton, 6 months old walk-out basement, $21,600. too large a lot. Call 643-8028 be- and daughter. East Hartford; town, for men experienced In hour. Apply Silver Lane Bus For Rent Manchester Parkade rooms,WVrtTVlD aO rec VViATVIroom, gamenOWlA WVTWVVtroom, ’ ’ offer you this new home tor in contract work desirable, au­ condition. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. ELDERLY woman would like custom built 10 - room Wolverton Agency, Realtors, tween 6 and 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Patricia Olson and son, MARSHALL remodeling, kitchen remodeling, Co., 49 Brainard Place, Man­ Manchester 649-5306 a 36’ living room-dining room $36,000. For more information tomobile a requirement. Good chester, Conn. Hotpolnt refrigerator, $80. 4 room apartment on first floor. Raised Ranch, large liv­ 649-2813. Snipsic St., Rockville: Mrs. HARTFORD, fences, pools, aluminum awn­ combination, 2 full bathrooms call the Philbrick Agenoy, MO- starting salary, rapid advance­ Admiral 21” console, new tube, Prestige location on Miaki St. Call 643-8646. Cheryl Pitts and daughter, Mt. ings, built-up roofing and sid­ BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room and closets everywhere you ing room with cathedral 8347. ment ahead for the right man. TELLERS wanted full-time. Ap­ $35. Reasonable rent Includes celling and full wall fire­ lilANtMESTER and vicinity — ______Vemon Dr., Rockville; Mrs. OONN. HELD ing. We seek men with imagina­ Colonial, located in the center look. All this plus an income Apply at Beneficial Finance ply Hartford National Bank, Radio-phone, $10. 100% LOCATION 3-8 ROOMS, furnished or un­ of town. New on the market, place, formal dining 60 homes from $14,600. Call to- virRMOM Directors Hear Nancy J. Fletcher and daugh­ tion, courage and Integrity who heat, air conditioning and producing separate apartment. day. Msyer Agency, 648-0609 WANTED — reliable woman to Co., 836 Main St., Manchester 320 Middle Turnpike West. Per­ Rock maple bed, bureau, mir­ furnished, quiet neighborhood. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. room, country styled ______ter, Beebe Camp Rd., Coventry: seek steady employment with Available April 1 lights. 2 available places. Needed May first. Box "R ” , A shady front porch and at­ UNBELIEVABLE do weekly thorough cleaning FAMILY between 9-5 p.m. sonnel Dept. ror,'$86. Downstairs has living room kitchen with plenty of INVESTMENT opportunity — Public Thursday Mrs. Katherine B. Lyle and son, opportunity for greater earn­ tached 4-car garage, acre lot. Two family 6% and 6%. in large home 8 to 4 days week­ Like new wheel chair, $60. 200 Sq. Ft. On Main Floor Manchester Herald. with fireplace, large dining 187 Tumblebrook Dr., Vemon. FULL-TIME floor mechanic ings. Call 625-0010 anytime. WANTED — a driver to deliver Wolverton Agency, Realtors, cabinets and built-lns, 4 2-lamlly, 6-6 flat, aluminum Four bedrooms each. Excel­ ly for working mother. Must Studio couch, $80. OFFICE room, kitchen with bullt-lns, The Board of Ddroobons will wanted, steady all year work. papers in Coventry for about 3 600 Sq. Ft. On Lower Floor APARTMENT — 4 rooms — 2 649-2813. bedrooms, separate den, siding, large lot, convenient lo- lent condition, recently ren­ be able to work without super- OWNED NIGHT supervisor for whole­ Morris chair, $16. den with fireplace, en closed ______conduct another of its semi- S o n ic B o o m Experienced formica, in-laid, hours a day. Leave the Herald adults and one child. Call 647- 3 full baths, spacious rec cation. Leonard Agency, Real- ovated. City utilities, min­ vblon and to properly handle sale grocery warehouse, salary 1907 Queen washing machine, SPACE side porch. Fine residential WOLVERTON AGENCY — room, 2-car garage, one 646-0469. monthly comment sessions Tiie so-called sonic boom pro- ceramic man. Top pay, hospit­ about 3 p.m. Car essential. Call CALL MR. MATRICK 1241. utes from Parkway. Cir­ telejMwne messages. Not essen­ plus liberal benefits. Apply in antique, best offer. area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, acre treed lot. This home ______— alization, paid vacation, other Manchester Evening Herald, For Doctor or Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two cumstances warrant quick Thursday, from 6:30 to 8:30 duced by airplanes traveling at tial but prefer woman willing ENTERPRISE person, Mr. Warshavsky, Gaer Cemetery urns, $6. 643-1677. has many extras. MANCHBSTER — a 11 r a ctlve benefits. Call Fnoor Town of 647-9946. Professional Mian bedrooms, 10 x 0 and 12 x 12, sale. Unbelievable at $20,- pm., in the town counsel’s of- speeds greater than Mach I, the to stay overnight frequently Bros., 140 Rye Street, South Extension ladder, $16. 649-5203 living room, kitchen, bath and new Raised Ranch, In one at fice in ■the Municipal Building, speed of sound, is caused by East Hartford, 289-9349. Match-Mates SOUTH MAIN St. arM — 6 and 000. 649-5306. with S children age 10 up. Call Has several openings, Windsor. TYPIST and Inventory clerk Lawn mower, $7.60. Gall M. Matrick full basement. On 60’ x 120’ Manchester's finest residential The public hearing;^, held on shock wave produced at me 649-6416. Picture frames, rugs, tables, 8 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ for several women. 8 TRUCK driver’s helper, 18 needed, full-time. Good work­ treed lot. Approximately $4,800 U & R REALTY CO. Inc. areas, modem kitchen, dining the first Tuesday and third ground and making the sudden POSITIONS open on first and ing conditions, good salary, floor lamps, $1 - $10. 6 4 9 -S 2 0 3 ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett to assume 5*4 per cent mort­ room, family room with fire- B&l w WAITRESSES — full and part- years or older, driver’s li­ Thursday of each month, are pressure change as audible as a week trial period. 15 second shifts. Apply in person. liberal company benefits. Call Dishes, embroidery work, gar­ Realtor. 643-1677. gage at $96.22 a month, $15,300. 643-2692 time, local married ladies pre­ cense required, 6 day week. Ap­ Read Herald Ads S i® .? ,!:. b a r r o w s and WALLACE Co. for those Manchester residents thunderclap. hours a week. $50 a Klock Co., 1272 Tolland 289-8211. den tools, 26c - $1. Wolverton Agency Realtors, • ferred. Apply 2-8 p.m. Knudsen ply Shipping Department, Wat­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK PWlbrlck Agency Realtore, 640- Manchester Parkade wish to comment or s u g ------week salary. See Mr. Manchester. Old-fashioned bedroom set In­ 649-2813. Country Pare, 1100 Biumside kins Bros., Inc., 935 Main Street ______Manchester 649-5306 gest or complain on 'any sub- Moser, 525 Windsor cluding vanity table and bu­ Realtor 643-6472 Legal Notices - Ave., East Hartford. Manchester. MEN part-time for Janitor and Use Scraps MAN(3HESTER — needs redec- ANDOVER - five room Ranch, within the board’s Juris- Ave., Windsor. Mon­ Situations Wanted— reau with large mirrors, MANCHESTER ^ — executive OHDIIB OF MOIlOB floor waxing work, five days, neighborhood, Garrison Colon- $14,900 — 4 ROOM Ranch,'ga- orating, 6 room quality Ranch, j^rge treed lot, wall to waU tin non cma sans wkb •'*hld estate, ascertainment of mined at the Probate office In Bunker Hill Rd., Andover HANNAH’S husband. Hector, tachments needed. extras, owner. $30,900 649-4364. |,p|pg o,.jpr of dlsli-ibutlon. and Chester, in sold District on the 26th main stores^ Mr, Beargeon. ENGINE LATHE tion. Good starting salary while patterns ^ 1°*' designs. garage, 1% acres, wooded, hates hard work so he cleans 5 SPRING St. lot—127x240’, walk- — this Court directs that notice of the do>' of Marpli, A.D. 1^68, at four TURRET LATHE 742-8081 m Send BOc In coins plus 16c for Send 38c In coins plus 16c for $28,600. Suburban. Hutchins attractive 4- time and place assigned for said training. Must have car. Must the rugs with Blue Lustre. MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BEAUTIFUL 6 room Ranch, ing distance to new Globe Hoi- LAKEFRONT, WANTED — Assistant cook for BRIDGEPORT BALANCE $42.20 first-class mail and special han- first-class mall and special han- Agenoy, .'Realtors, 649-8324. . v,„iif hearing be Blvcn lo all persons iw>Uco be given to all persona lnte^^ have neat appearance and good Rent electric shampooer $1. large rec room, 2 fireplaces, low School, $7,900. Norman S. room s., garage, fireplace, bum- i^g^wm to bo interested therein to ested In said estate of tho pendency local convalescent home. Hours Minimum One Year Experience personality. Many employe 3 dllng for each pattern. in ranae oil heat, cellar, sandy appear and be heard thereon by of said application tuja the time a ^ 6 n.m. 2 p.m. •876-0771, 649- 46-68 Hours Per Week EXPERIENCED tractor trailer Olcott Variety Store. Or Terms of $4.26 Per Month 386 Main Street Everett T. Keith, Chairman s , W t ^Cahot’^^^^MnnebeBtor REDECORATED 6-room Cape, bullt-lns, basement garage. Hohenthal, Realtor, 646-1186. ® ’ «... A nuolishlmr a cony of this order In place of nearing thereon, by pub- benefits. Apply in person, The Sue Burnett, Manchester Aim© Cabot, Manchester „2 baths, carpeted_____, _j ______second, floor__ manvniony av extras,Ii-oq oopp acre inflot. leriffaviMitten beach. $16,900, Hutchins Agen- "newspaper * having a clrcuUt- llshlng a copy o f this order In some 8081. Liberal Benefits driver. Apply in person. SAD Manchester, Conn. cv Realtors 649-6324. Hon In said District, at least seven newspaper having a circulation In Singer Co., 866 Main St., Man­ KEEP CARPET- cleaning prpb- Call Capitol Manager Collect Evening Herald 1160 AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1160 AVE, OF and den. fireplace, finished Agenoy, Realtors. 643-6930. cy, tveaitors, ______jig^rict. at least sovM days First and Second Shifts Inc. 96 Hilliard St., Manches­ chester, Conn. HOSTESSES wanted either lems small —use Blue Lustre Till 9 P.M. 06040 Harlan D. Taylor, AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.V. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y, basement, brick and aluminum Resort Property firrwmortxj ***g. and by mailing on or before before the. day of saW hearing, to CALL MR. GIGGEY, 876-3317 ter. 10036 ADAMS ST — 6 room older SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling g 19^ . i>y registered air apiwar It they see cause at sold lunches, dinners or both. Apply wall to wall. Rent electric Area Code 203; Vice Chairman 10036 siding, 2-car garage, private For Soliole 74 CLERK — part-time wanted to home, completely remodeled. ten room Ranch Breezeway, 2 mail, a copy of this oroer to Kevin ttac ^ d place and be heard rcla- Cavey’a Restaurant. Call 643- An Equal Opportunity TIRE service man — 46t to shamppoer, $1. Paul’s Paint 666-5662 Print Name, Address with Zip Print Name, Address with Zip fenced yard. Mid 20’s. 643-9743. len room rvancii. D icci.op .a j, Baiiycumbcr Coun- live thereto, and by maUlng on or work in re^il store. Pleasant 646-0108 Edward J. Sweeney, ICode, Style Number and Size. Code and Style Number. ____ 16x26’ living room , full dining COLUMBIA Lake — Waterfront ca r garage, 2 kitchens, one ^ oftaly, Ireland; Una Clancy, before March 12, 1668.,by ceiled 1416, mornings for appointment. Employer 56 hours per week. Must be^ and Wallpaper Supply. easy work. Must be ovet Treasurer ■> Fashion conscious women — Send 60c today for the new PORTER ST — quality built 6 room, kitchen and den down, 6 room summer home. Very and two halt baths, fire^ace. c^f steady worker and married. twenty. Ideal for anyone who WAITRESS wanted~^^^^^ E x p e r -______FREE — 200 extra S ”&~ll SINGER touch and sew sewing 'send now for our latest Issue '68 Spring & Summer Album! room Garrison Colonial. 3 bed- 2 bedrooms up, sensibly priced few homes ever offered In this alum inum siding, large wood- mi' court and return make to this Court, Paid vacation, Insurance, bonus Edward J. Rybezyk BVancis P. Handley \

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S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 16, 1968 lEwning I ' V * t 1 B y All-White Jury Obituary

Klansman Convicted Mrs. BMteJV. BeecMer Mt8 Weir Beechler, M, of 16 Winter St. died yesterday I In Murder of Negro at a Manchester convalescent home. • __ Mrs. Beechler was bom May (Oontliraed (ran Pace One) fought his way to the front of his B, 1876 in Manchester, daughter Oountoring defense claims burning home and fought off at­ of Hethlon and Caroline Hall tackers with a shotgun while his Weir, and had lived in Manches­ that ttie federal government and wife and three children escaped ter alt of her life. She was a “ LBJ” were directing the trial, out of back windows. member of St. Mary’s Eplsctqial Finch said, “ I told the govern­ Arrington attacked Pitts as a Church, and a life member of ment, Back o ff! I want to try it. "bald-faced liar” who was Temple Chapter, OES. Olve me a Forrest County '"ready to sell his soul to LBJ an Survivors Include two sons, grand jury—they won’t put up everybody else in Washington.” Austin Beechler and Sherwood with this stuff.’ ” Pitts, who pleaded guilty of Beechler, both of Manchester; a Earlier, county prosecutor arson and murder in Dahmer’s brother, Clarence Weir in Flori­ James Dukes told the jury, death and is scheduled for sen­ da; two grandchildren, and a "with Sam Bowers acting ^ tencing next Friday, testified niece. judge and Cecil Sessum, exalted that he received $1,600 from the Funeral services will be held Cyclops, as prosecutor in a Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Monday at 2 pjn. at Watkins- wooden shack on a farm in tion. West Funeral Home, 142 , E. Jones County, they tried Vernon Jabbing the air with his eye­ Center St. Burial will be in East Dahmer in his absence . . . glasses and sometimes raising Cemetery. and carried out the verdict of his voice to a yell, Arrington Friends may call at the fti- the court of the White Knights told the Jury it should vote for neral home tomorrow from 3f the Ku Klux Klan.” acquittal if "you want Washing­ 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The prosecutor referred to ton, D.C., and the JusUce De­ earlier testimony by Billy Roy partment to know how Forrest Pitts, a former White Knight County feels about their own af­ and key state witness. fairs.” Foneralt Pitts testified that Sessum led The foreman read the verdict the firebomb raid against Dah- of guilty with no fixed penalty Mrs. Ralph L. VonDedc mer’s home. The attack was and Circuit Court Judge Stanton Private funeral services for preceded, he said, by meetings A. Hall called SeMum to the Mrs. Ralph L. VonDeck of 72 at which Samuel H. Bowers Jr., stand for the mandatory sen­ Maple St. were held yesterday White Knights' imperial wizard, tence of life imprisonment. at the Holmes Funeral Home, encouraged Klansmen to bum Sessum, dressed in a dark suit 400 Main St. The Rev. Louis E. out Dahmer. and red tie, chewed gum as Hall Bauer Jr. of Concordia lAitheran The prosperous Negro land- read the sentence, then was led Church officiated. Burial was In owner died hours after he away. Quarryvllle Cemetery, Bolton. Bearers were John VonDeck Sr., Ralph E. VonDeck, Harry Jones, Leon Bradley and Harold Kennedy to Be Candidate; Olds. Won’t ^Oppose Any Man’ (OontUraed from Page One) Firms Get cism of Johnson’s Vietnam poli­ Fire Destroys Old Cow Barn on Bell St, strong showing in Wisconsin cies than Kennedy dr-McCarthy, April 2. indicated there is lltUe likeli­ used for cows. It is located several hundred yards from the Man­ —His early soundings have in­ The Glastonbury Fire Department could do little to put out this Accord hood that either will have a dicated strong opposition to his fierce bam blaze on Bell St., but they did save the silo to the chester town line. The cause of the fire is unknown, and the chance at Ohio’s 116 convention plunge from many Democratic rear and side (hidden by smoke) and the bams at the right Glastonbury fire marshal is still investigating it. leaders who fear a party cleav­ votes. Young, who heads a favorite near the fire engines. The bam was empty, and at one time was On Copper age that could hand the presi­ son slate, said he expects John­ dency to the Republican candi­ (Continued tram Page One) son to run and be renominated date in November. Kennedy made his decision bn the first ballot. Stewart Pressured to Split the other two major producers, Sen. PMllp A. Hart, D-Mlch., Movie Passes to Go late Thursday. Bulletin American Smelting & Refining whose daughter worked in New Co. and Anaconda Co., was not ’The decision came after HampsMre for McCarthy, said With Labor’s Vietnam Stand clear although progress was lengthy secret conferences with in a separate interview the To 21 Blood Donors (Continued from Page One) reported In talks with American his intimates—many of whom WILL WIN, SAYS LBJ choice of Michigan’s 96-vote . .. tt a mi- i. -u v -i ed the bankers would decide on Smelting & Refining. were in on the John Kennedy delegation will become a donny- Theater passes to the UA Theater East will be mail- WASHINGTON (AP) — has won many admirers, howev- g two-price system for gold: The reported tentative agree­ strategy sessions in 1660. brook if Johnson, McCarthy, ed to 21 first-time donors who gave blood yesterday President Johnson told a blue er, for the eloquence* logic and Governments would continue Firmly ><■ -woh> . » ...ot.on w ..c h Kennecott properties,” the He has told friends, "The key ssSTK'rr’A'-StS, modation” between- them now Market nations—but not France world trade to go on expand- company said. "Y et to be re­ rear window as three weeks ago Tleimey, Mrs. Janet Also Mrs. Barbara Wierz- issue is what can be done for ------o- Hubbard Everptt T CarLinn Ir ______ii. a, that they are rivals It will come —had been invited. ing.” solved are union demands at the country.” when $160 was taken from a Ho^^: ^A European monetary unit The Impression was wide- the local level at Keimecott Thus his opening moves will locked desk drawer. B. Clark, Leo P. Diana,' Samuel Mrsfomla, McCarthy said. might be a long-term objective, that French President plants In Utah, Nevada, Arizona, carry the faint echo of Presi­ A Killcolllns AA. .A said AV. they H broke in' ' ^cltham, Mrs. Joan Hulser, sgoh ClstuUi Bettv A n n ’uea- An Associated Press survey of he told a student meeting at Charles de Gaulle had been ac- New Mexico, and at the Kenne­ dent Kennedy’s campaign cry to to) ththe drawer, tMs time finding Edward Ralph Mrs Monique i ^ Democratic state chairmen Nancy, but meanwhile It is tive behind the scenes in pro- cott Reflitlng Gold market officials In Paris Manchester Memorial Hospital eries and household items were net. — Laraia Heads Musical Show taken from a car belonging to In Indiana’s primary, organi­ Oamp Gordon, — Ga., as Major A morale boost for McCarthy extended trading for 46 minutes still under observation. He Joan Lander of BClton, as she zation opposition to McCarthy AgostinelU, where he attended capie from Anahaim, Calif., beyond the usual half-hour peri- was involved in a two-car accl- parked In the Parkade lot to and any Kennedy campaign Set April 5 , 6 hy K of C ^ dosees on riot-control. Friday night when California’s od. Traders said the session was dent at noon yesterday on E. AgostlnelU Is In the <3on- biggest Democratic £(roup—hur- unusual in that many small Center St. continue her shopping. would be represented by Gov. She returned later to her un­ Roger D. Branlgln or State The Knights of Ctolumbus are nectlcut National Guard, at- rylng to act before Kennedy’s holders, lured by the high price, McKinney’s car was hit by taidied to the State Adjutant announcement — overwhelming- came forward to sell their gold, one driven by Albert Puzzo of locked vehicle to discover the Atty. Gen. John J. Dillon as a now preparing for their 6th an­ seven bags of merchandise Stand-In on the ballot for John­ G en ^ ^ ’s Department. endorsed McCarthy. Trading also was wild Friday '^2 Benton St. Puzzo was un- nual “Grand Night of Music,’’ ______• Delegates to the convention of *n Hong Kong, where the price hurt. There were no other occu- missing. son. program, to be held April the Califonila Democratic Coun- reached a record $40.71 an pants of either car. John Wolcott, 180 Main St., Kennedy links himself with told police yesterday that some­ .his assassinated brother in de­ 6 and 6 at East Catholic High Cuba Bara V.S. Post cll. a 30,000-member group, laid ounce. It closed at $38.36. Buy- The accident occurred In the aside their agenda to move di- Ing was restrained ^ today, but westbound lane on the north one had broken tow panes o f ciding to enter as many as pos­ School. HAVANA (AP) — Prime Min- rectly to the business of making the closing price wa*s $39.23, up of E. Center St. at Benton glass out of the door to his ga­ sible of the presidential primar­ The money raised is used for Ister Fidel Castro affirmed Frl- an endorsement. 87 cents. St., but_ the McKinney car rage workshop and entered the ies. the Manchester Scholarship day night that Cuba Is barring "We have to make sure Lyn- The U.S. request to close gold .wound up In East Cemetery, on room, ransacking chests and In announcing his candidacy Fund. drawers, but took nothing. eight years ago, John Kennedy all parcel post from toe United don Baines Johnson will not be markets came In an effort to the south side of E. Center St. The “ Grand Night of Music” A chicken coop, belonging to said, "Any Democratic aspirant States. nominated at the Democratic check the gold rush—which Indl- ' ^t had crossed the center dl- is a musical variety show with Howard Cheney, 230 Porter St., to the important nomination Packages from the United national convention,” said dele- cates a lack of confidence In pa- vlder, knocked down two dlrec- local talent participating. States and some other countries gate Elijqh Turner of Oakland. P®r currencies—while the cen- tional signs there, crashed was recently vandalized, ac­ should be willing to submit to cording to the owner who yes­ the voters Ms views, his record Frank Laraia of 74 School have been kept from entering “ The way to do that is to give trol bankers of the Internationa through a section of cemetery St., Grand Knight of Campbell Cuba since a U.S. mall sack ex- Eugene McCarthy the vote.” gold pool meet In Washington to Icnce, knocked over several terday noticed several windows and competence in a series of broken out o f the structure, primaries.” Council, will again be the mas­ ploded in a government postal The Republican front runner, seek k solution, headstones, and stopped just ter of ceremonies. He has direct­ statio)! here last January, Injur- former Vice President Richard The central bankers are from short of an 8-foot-hlgh monu- which is used for storage. M Subsequently, President Ken­ ment, Police said small footprints nedy said a (Mef executive ed many musical shows at St. Ing five Cubans. M Nixon, said Kennedy will put the United States Manchester police are still In­ were found leading tq, and from should be a moral leader and James Church. Castro blamed the explosion up a good battle for the nqmlna- The U.S. request to close gold vestigating the accident. te coop. u . "fight for great ideals as well as Laraia has been a member of for making the ban necessary, lion "but President Johnson will markets came In an effort to bllls” -ra theme his brother the CampbellVCouncil for more He said, however, the ban would win it.” check the gold rush—whlchvlndl- could ddapt in Ms'current crltl- than 10 years and was elected affect only packages originating Should Kennedy and Nixon cates a lack of confidence In pa- Teen Dies in Crash Grand Knight in June last year. from the United States. Those win their parties’ nominations It per currencies—while the cen- WEST HAVEN AP) —Peter bisms of JMuison’s leadership. Frank Laraia Personal Notices Kennedy and McCarthy are For the past seven years he coming from Mexico and other will he Nixon’s second head-to- tral bankers of the international Menze, 19, of West Haven was likely to be on the balldt against has been chairman of the coun- seven children. He has lived In countries would be admitted, he head encounter with the Kenne- gold pool meet In Washllgton to killed late Friday nlgt when Johnson in the Oregon and Cali­ ell's family outing and has pro- Manchester for seven years. said. dy clan. Nixon lost the 1960 seek a solution. he was Involved in a three-car In Memoriam lovlnK mem ory o f Sherwood fornia primaries. vlded entertainment for Its In April last year, Laraia re- The Cuban leader also an- presidential election to John F. The central bankers are from auto collision, Beoa^ who passed away iMbr^ * But the readily available pri­ children's Christmas Party. He ceived a CYO medal, the "Pro nounced the government plans Kennedy, Robert’s older broth- the United States, Britain, Police said two other persohji maries will involve only a little has served on many of the Deo Et Juvehtute” (Love of to abolish its lottery, which is er. Switzerland and the Common were Injured In the accident but --- —. ----that- -,-^..110 dawns brings more than 400 convention dele­ groups’ committees and has God and Youth) medal, for believed to earn the government Nixon campaigned In' Port- Market members of Belgluni, they had no further details „ thouehto of you, Each eventide, a prayer. gate votes, far short o f the total been chairman of many of its his outstanding work with his about $380,000 a week. land, Ore., Friday after appear- West Germany, Italy and the \ available, For In the hearts th ^ loved ] you needed for the nomination. social affairs. parish anfl deanery group. The’ It appeared to be a move to ances In Wisconsin earlier In the Netherlands." Menze was dead on arrival most, . You always wlH be there. Sen. Stephen M. Young, D- A native of New York, he Is medal was given by the Nation- eliminate a cqstom inherited week. He was returning; to New In Ottawa, Canadian Finance at St. Raphael s Hospltol to toe OMo, more severe In Ms criti- married, and the Laraias have al Council of Catholic Yt»uth . from the pre Castro era.' York today. Minister IMltchell Sharp predict- adjacent city of New Haven. Karen and Jim iKanrli^fifter iKattrl^FBtFr £onmt0 f ^rdli T V Shows I MAR. 16 thru MAR. 22 lEtt^ttfn^ If^rald

Bill Cosby Misses ‘/ Spy*

By BOB THOMAS though the oontinuatton of 'I whether this guy is green, black Spy* would atop m e from mak­ or white; I want him for the HOIiliyWOOD CAP) — The ing itstms end doing other part.’ And after he succeeded aiprpairenit demise OT "I Spy" things I want to do, I would came the roles for Negroes In sAxMild have made Ood^ a like to finish it out Another ‘Star ‘Trek,’ ‘Mission Impossi­ luappy man. Freedom from the aeason woidd malke It a more ble’ and other shows.’ ’ time-conaumlng chore of co- worthwhile venture for our pro- Besides allowing him to be the starring In a weekly itelevialon ciucer, Sheldon Leonard. Jackie Robinson of television, aeries means he will be able to *T feel a sense of duty to Cosby observed that “ I Spy” eaim millions in other enter- Sheldon. After all, he was the had preptired him for his next po:iBes. first man to hire a blaxdc Amer­ challenge: ‘The movie world. Tea, milUons. Receotly the ican as costar of a television "I’m a lot better off than a Negro comeKUan and bli part­ adventure seiics. He did so in guy like Jim Brown, who went ners, 'Roy Silver and Bruce foil knowledge of the power Into pictures cold,” he re­ Campibelll, emnounced a fl2-mU- of bigotry and racism In this marked. “ I didn’t stick to the fflon, ltve-pi»ture deal with War- country. Why did Nait King same character all the time; I Tiers-Seven Ajrts. 'With his Cole fail as a weekly televtolon left Alexander Scott on several hOairch 18 NBC special, beat- perfomier? Because he was a of the shows and created a dif­ selling record aibuns, five-min- Negro. ferent characterization. Oh, it nte radio spots, music publish­ “ We were picked to fail. The wasn’t different enough that the ing, eitic., the company expects collapse of ‘I Spy’ would have audience would notice. But I to do J20 mllHon in business been another affirmation for the knew.” this year. question of whether this country Cosby isn’t waiting for the Cosby alao plays concerts is as bigoted as it has seemed to studios to submit scripts. ‘The here and thera One recent be. Yet Sheldon was willing to Campbell-Sllver-Cosby Corp. is night in neaitby Ixng Beach, take the chance. preparing a comedy called he earned $98,160 for telling “ He did so knowing that on “ God Save the Mark” as his stoiies about boyhood. the show this black American first starring film. He’s also ■Why, then, to he not over­ would shoot and kill and would like to one with costar Culp — joyed with the dropping of ‘T engage in fisticuffs with white “ but not for a couple of years, Sp3T" from NBC’s schedule for men. Stoce he waa the hero, he after ‘I Spy’ has worn off.’’ next season? As Judged by the had to beat somebody. Would The Cosby empire now em­ third-season ratings, the adven­ America accept such a portray­ ploys 42 persons in its Beverly ture series with Robert Culp al? America did. Hills headquarters. The place is appears to have burned out "It was Sheldon himself who decorated in the most modem ‘ ‘ "Wen, m ten you,” said the pulled It off; No NAACP jumped style except for one feature in onetime bashetbedl star as he up and Joined in the fight. He Cosby’s office: a battered old put hto feet atop the desk of was the one producer who said, trash can. ‘That helps maintain his Beverly HlUs office. “ Al­ ‘to hell with it — I don’t care his common touch.

Bill Goeby on a special show Moniday ndght on NBC. Griffith Highlights TODAY: “What a Way to Go!” (1964), comedy with music, with Q oses Up Paul Newman, Robert Mitchum and Dean Martin, 9-11:15 p.m. By DON PAGE on NBC. SUNDAY: “ NBC Experiment The Los Angeles Times— in Television,” showing “'The HOLLYWOOD — In a few New Voices of Watts,” 3-4 p.m. hours the director would yell “ The Fish Story,” the help-thy- “Print it!”—and eight years of neighbor program, 7-7:30 p.m. laughter would fade into tele­ on Channel 30. . .“ Whatever vision history. Happened to Baby Jane?” (1962) it was the last day on the set mayhem and whatnot, 9-11:15 of The Andy Griffith Show, the p.m. on ABC. . .“ Travels with day of the final program and Charley,” based on John Stein­ everyone acted as if he had just beck book, narrated by Henry finished running a thousand Fonda, 10-11 p.m. on NBC. mUes. MONDAY: “ The Bill Cosby Andy Griffith slouched in a Special,” 8-9 p.m. on NBC. . . canvas chair and affectionately “ The Danny Thomas Hour,” popped Ronny Howard on the showing “ The Wonderful World shoulder. ‘The boy had finished of Burlesque III,” 9-10 p.m. on his last day’s shooting earlier NBC. in the week. TUESDAY: ‘ 'The Strange “I couldn’t look at you Mon­ Case of the English Language,” day, you hateful thing,” Grif­ public figures and the lan­ fith drawled. guage, with Harry Reasoner, 10- Ronny smiled and looked at 10:30 p.m. on CBS. the floor. George Lindsay, who plays the hlckish Goober in the ser­ ies, joined the group. “Gosh, I feel funny,” he said. "But it feels good to go 'out No. 1 in , the ratings,” ho added. 'U felt strange this morning,” Andy said, “lit was the .same ELECTRONICS when Don (Knotts) left three years ago.” LABORATORIES Looking over a script, Ken ' Berry was silent. He’H continue RIFD, sequel to the Griffith 277 BROAD Show.. - Ronny Howard had been with STEREO the show since he was 6 % A Hibri peHicaia and friend on “The CBS Chldren’s Film Festival” Sunday fiicnn years old. He took his school work in a little red schoolhouse 4:30 to 5:30. , V , TAPES on the set; "Right over there,” ‘ he pointed. > ■ . V "I’lm going back to puMic stressed. *T remember the last PIANIST ON TV WEDNESDAY: ‘Tlarloiw.” FOR school on Monday,” he sold. shot with Don. KnottB. I spoke The pianist Vladimir Horowitz story o f the monde. queen, with "Jordan Junior Hi|^ in Bur- my part fimm off camera and will appear In an hour-long re- Carroll Baker, 8-80-Hl pm. banik. I ’m looking forward to I oould hardly say It. oltal on CBS, the network has on ABC . . . “Jaick Benny’s CARS it—I like to play basketball.” *mie show's been good for all announced. The program was Carnival I'Qgbts,” Beuny's an- “The whole thing’s been like of us,” Andy said. ‘T don’t know recently taped before an audi- noal program, 10-11 pm. on TV-Badlo, Sales and Senrles a aeoond family here,” Andy what ru do next week.” ehce at Carnegie Han. NBC. PAGE TWO MANCHESTER iSVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 PAGE THREE SATURDAY JU PROGRAM M ornine MONDAY J6/ PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM happiness in an institution. ’66. 1:60 (9) Best Seller U :W (Z*-».Se) Top Cat Big S neatre (SO) Let’s Go to the BacesTO) Show (C) B — « S ^ ' v V ( 0 ? <96) irilm 6:66 (46) Cembat rancher. (C) Host Johnny Carson to Whitey (Monday Friday) (19) a t Home wHh SiMy 6:46 W ) Lecel News 16:96 SabiCiteMh TT (WEDS, Channel 2 4 ) “ Francis in Haunted House (3) News with Boges Hndd (90) m veioe Caait (ST (99) At Home with Kitty 6(95 (8) Ski with Stein (C). 6:96 (9)— Qoi^- - itoriItornlBg World (C) 'E6 Mickey Booney, Virginia (88-80) Frank MeOee Satn^ Ford, ^ d Mack, Marilyn DlMcr Hovie "The Good, Bad and the Ug­ (36) Divorce Coart (C) 6:36 (9) New* with Wiilter Cron- .P.D day Report (C) Maye and Anne Franclne. (40) Girl Talk (841) N .Y JJ lT lC ) Welles. David Jenssen. 6:06 (8) Momeate of Comfort aad 1:90 (9) As the Worid Taras (O) ■The (aiMplon" '49. Boxer ly" (66) Girl Talk Ute (C) XNothlng Is Real But the (W-tM0> Cool MeOooi (C) (8) Gadabout Gaddis (C) (89) Ooter Limits m es to top whUe alienating 11:66 (944M A46) New,, Weather Snndsy, March 17 1:86 (3) A , the World Tarn, (C) (8) Newa with Bob Yenag (C) D ead" a d " Part______H (40) Maverick "One Hundred Days of Drag­ Newi (9042-30) Let’s Jlake a Deal aad ^ r t a (C) (8) American Bandstand ’ 68 6:16 ffl) IbHbHo Horizotio only iriends. (96-9946) Let’s Make a Deal (96) Social Seonrlto In Action lt :N (8 )Who, XVkat, Whes, Where, 7:00 (8) Lucy Show (C> on” A chining story of an en­ Dwf'as, Mam^ Max- (96) n e Law and Mr. Jaaeo N.E.T. FIuhOBM (8) Bewitebed (2946) Hnntley-Brtekley Be­ Why, with Harry Beasoner 1:00 Towa Crier Kennedy. (46) Yoa Asked tor It port (C) (C) "Dinoeaurus' ’ American through use o( sill> (40) Yea Asked for tt "Everybody Doea It" '46 Bus­ March 16, 9:00 p.m. (3) Love Is a hfany Splen- 6:46 (96) Local News "The Strange Case of the Eng- - (80) ChChampionalup ^ Bowling 0:30 <8) SaariM Semeotor (C) ®’“ 6 *y-Brinkley Beport inessman takes iq> .ipglng for (40) 8 Scotchc o t » Donbitbles Bowling (18) Alfred Hitchcock Presents stitute president. (16) Coaa Claatroom 9:0 (8) Love Is a Many Slandered O e u Issae dored Thlttg (C) 7:66 (26) Hontley-Brinkley Beport llsh Language" Presenting Time _ "The Dusty Drawer" and 18:00 (40) News and Weather 0:6 6 <8) Tiolt Wllk the Itonslsaor Thiag (C) (cl) t^neeqnencoe fim and dlscoveis he's really Repeat of March U, 8:00 p.m. (9649-86) Dayi of Oor Lives (C) look at uses to which wo put I (8.40) Happening ’68 (0) “ Madame Mystery" 18:46 (80) News and Sign Off Re­ 7:66 (8) New* aad Weather <0) (9OU-80) Days Of Oar L iv e good. Paul Dotwias, Linda Dar­ Speaidng Freely (846) Newlywed Game (O) (9) After Dinner Movie our most direct and flexible port iC) (SMO40) Nows, Sports, Weath- nell, Celeste Holm. J. Geo Harrar (3) Hoose Party (C) "The Snorkel" ’58- Man kills linguistic took I (8) National Invitation Tonma- (80) Frank Mc(Iee Report (C) (90-9946) Tedajr Shaw (0) (88) Let’s Go to the Races 1:00 (40) DSAF Religions Film and (8) Friead* of Mr. Goober (8-40) Newlywed Game tO) U :86 (964946) Tonight Shew (C) Antlqaes (26-99-36) The DMtors his wife, and makes It look (8-U) The Invaders (C) ment (O) r on 9:90 (9) Hease Jhirtr (O) Hoot Johnny Carson Quilts at Shelburne. Repeat of (8-46) Baby Ganae (C) like a suicide. Peter Von A lovely alien loses control of ■(8) New Sounds in Music (80) America (O) (C) "Star Spangled City” (Fart I) News —^Moments of Com­ (M) Nowo. Weather aad (9049-30) The Doeters (O) 7:90 .m. 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(8-40) General Hospital 1:16 (9) News aad Weather (0) Repeat of March 13, 8:00 p.m. 3:36 (8) Diek Van Dyke Show (C) 7:36 (20-2940) I Dream of Jeaanie 11:66 (94-994840) News, Weather (80) Celebris BlUlards (C) 7:80 (8) Jackie (Ileason Show (C) (8) Mickey Meaie Cnartle Oian in Shanghai" (80-8860) The Saint (C) (40) Jack lolju ia e Shew 3:96 (9 )News (C) Momeat of Medltattoa aad Book Beat (96-9»46) Yea Don’t Say (C) (C) and Sports (C) (40) Boiler llerby 5^***"**^ Cosby Special Sign Off ^ Hal Fainter (8) Mr. Goober (O (846) Garrbon’s Gorillas (C) (20) Trom Ewell Show 8:80 (80) The Irish Hoar (40 )DatIng Game (9) Hap RIcharda Shew (C) 9:80 (8) Diek Yaa Dyke Show (C) 8:00 (18) Bobscription TV (8) Fat Boeae Show (O) (9049-30) Yea Don’t Say (C) C ^ by appears in comedy 8:90 Fnblie Broadcast Lab (46) Dark Shadows (18) Les Crane Show 11:26 (9) Tnesdu Starlight Irish^American Home Society 16:96 What’s Happening Mr. SUverT 4:66 (3) Banger Andy Show (C) "Vietnam War" and "Federal "Sleeping C»r to 'Trlesto’’ '49 of Hartford commemorates St. "Counterpoint" (96) Film (8) Mr. Goober (C) monologues and for first time (40) Nerriywed Game (99) Merv Grilfio Show (40) Dark S in ew s (C) mVINO BEBLIN DAT (96-28-36) Match Game (C) Government Brainwashing” . Conspirators In theft of valu­ Patrick's Day in song and 0® TV sings and dances. Por- Monday, Blareh 18 (18) Woody Woodbary ERiow 8:66 (26-29^) Jerry Lewis Show able diary, don’t quite trust dance. 8:30 (3) My Three Sons (C) (96) Mornlaj Movie 4:00 (8) Raager Andy Shaw (0) program were filmed Bd Sullivan will devote bis (46) Boso the Clown (80-88-M) Get Smart (C) (46) Fdlitive (904940) M at^^ame (C) in PhUa., Cosby’s home town (C) each other. Jean Kent, Albert 8:00 (8) IC4A Track (8-40) Lawrence Welk (C) 0:16 (9) Wailr Gator (O) (19) Woody Woodbary GSiow entire May 5 program to a sa­ ' Opinhra: Washington 4:26 (26-2240) News (C) Guests: Barbara Eden and LIcven. 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< * JVC w PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 MANHATTi Sen. Rebel launched hU Democratic ] THURSDAY PROGRAM ation today w denunciation Seller FBm I S Kavy thony Ferklns. He charged OB) At Heme with JOtty 6:86 (88) Combat (8-48) <0 > tratlon’B “onl m> DiTorae Goart <0) 8BS (8) SU wHh Stela ( G ) ___ 8:80 (8848-88) D rsfaet ’l l (0 ) 6:88 (8) Mews with Walter Grea- Set. Friday and Officer Gan­ ure 1b to rei < M )O------M Talk non Investigate three employ­ 1:M (t> A s the World T a n s Lseal Mews 18:88 nodiM ) Dean Marlin Show youthful au( dored lU u (G) 7:68 X8) World of Lowell Thomas State Unlven (ta«LM> Days of Oar Livea fTaTony Bennett, Ilorence Hen­ HnnHey-AriaUey derson, Bob Mewhart and the which manj (8^) New^ed Game (804848) GhOdrea’s Theatre 11:85 <8) q a r ^ y SfauMrtt 4:88 (8) Baager Andy Show (G) ming at- called In to help stop several 1:58 (S) Best SeUer "accidental" deaths. (C) '66 day reaultei Mrs. Peel Is alxnit to he shelved tractions. Part m "As the Sea Ragea” (iliff Robertson, Maria Schell. (IS) Lea Graae Show that he was so that Diana RIgg can return to Ed McMahon, most often seen "Homosexual Communities” .(88) Film (48) O a to See the Wisard (G) erly by Wlls< her career As a serious actress, laughing at Johnny Carson’s (88) At Home with Kitty 8:88 (3) Oomer Pyle —^USMG (0) and on other True, Miss Rlgg will be back jok^s or reading commercials (88) Dlvoroe Gonrt (G) (868848) Hlghllghto from (48) Girl Talk Bros Baraun The lndlr< In next week’s episode, hut on the "Tonight Show,” made 1:80 (8) As the World Tarns Poi through major crises in family Starring Johnny (Jarsom Maintenance Equipment life. It was created Ijy one of the (8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) Wallpapering Equipment (622) Mike Douglas Show (C> 1:00 (8) News —Moments of Com­ writers of Jackie Gleason’s (20) Men of AnnapoUs fort and Onldeposts “The Honeymooners.” (3040) Flintstoncs (C) (30) News and Sign Off Re­ 5:00 (3) Ferry Mason port Agi 6 4 f h 2 0 5 2 Morse, who has a mischie­ (20) Faith for Today (40) News Headlines —DBAF vous, little-boy way about him, (30) Combat Religions Film —.Sign Off LONDON A.P EQUIPMENT did not have much chance to (40) .McUale’s Navy 3:10 (3) News and Weather (C> 6:25 (40) Weather and News (C) Moment of Meditation and crimined cl RENTAL V demonstrate his talents on the 5:30 (18) Afternoon Report Sign Off rioters toda Winters show particularly be­ (20) Theatre 30 9S5 Center St. Manchester 6:00 (3) Weather, Sports, News (C> estimated cause the material was hotjvery- (840) News, Sports, Weather marchers 1) impressive. (C) (18) Merv QrUUn Show .SHOP and can demons Winters, ot course, was up to (20) Sports Show More that all his familiar and funny (22) Highlights SAVE (30) Mcliale’s Navy Injured and tricks, playing eveiythlng from 6:05 (40) Combat WHERE day as l,0i a fashion designer Jor the geria­ 6:16 (20) Bold Venlurit YOU SEE fought trics crowd'to a Solith American 6:25 (8) Ski with Stein (C) tJBEENl 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- STAM PS 1 against the dictator. kite (C) THIS ^ a n e k (8) News with Bob Young (C) SIGN to storm tl (22-30) Himtley-Brlnkley Re­ Grosvenor i port (C )' ELECTRONICS 6:45 (20) Local News In Nuemi A LOT OF VARIETY 7:00 (3) Death Valley Days (C) protesting t "Major Horace BdT PLEN’S TEXACO German Fo LABORATORIES NEW YORK (AP) — If \;^e (20) Hnniley-Brlnkley Report 381 M AIN ST.