FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1968 PAGE TWENTY /T- Aw nffe Dally Net Preaa Rm For Hie Week Ended The Weather January C, 1968 Fair tonight. Loir in upper The deacons of SecMtd Con­ Rancourt, East Hartford; teena. Tomorrow meetly eunny. About Town gregational Church will meet to­ Two Courses Laurel Rech, Westport; John iKaurtetpr lEupmtm llprall! night at 7:S0 at the church. Brown Appointed Rich, 29 R i< ^ Rd., Wapplng; High near 40. To Be Offered FINAL WEEK OF OUR v 15,534 Mrs. Ethel Tqjlfor^ 21 Bond Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm The church councU of Second The Grade 7 Methodist Youth S t; Peter ZaccardelU, 160 Oak CLEARANCE SALE i t CongregaUonal Church will Kelloswhip of South Methodist State REEC Member Senior Citizens St. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the church will meet tonight at 7 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son FINE FABRICS! VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 105 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 (daealfled AdverUakig on Page II) PRICE SEVEN CENTS church. at the church. Horace H Brow^ of Manchester has b e ^ appointed relJ^en^tTS b T c '^ L c T e d ^ 'S s to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ON AU THREE FLOORS . . . to mem'bership on the Connecticut Regional Export Ex Pesce, Glastonbury; a daughter The Sunday School staff of a Holy Communion service spring at the Senior Citizens to Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, pansion Council^ by Alexander B. Trowbridjfe, secretary center at Linden and Myrtle Zion Evangelical Lutheran observing the presentation of Glastonbury. PILGRIM MILLS Church will meet Monday at 8 Christ in the Temple wlli /be held o f commerce. The announcement was made by James sts. under Joint sponsorship of "Cheney Hall’’—Your Fabric Headquarters Since 1925! E. Kelley, Connecticut director the center and the Manchester DISAh ARGEDA YESTfiSt- p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran tonight at 7 at St. Mary’s Epis- DAY: 'M r s . m e l Koehler, 177 Hartford Rd. — Comer of Pine St„ Manchester Nixon Seen Relaxed C9iurch, Wapplng. copal Church. of the U.S. Department of Com­ Adult Evening School. Open Dally tlU 9 P.M. — Sat. tUl 6 P.M. Seoul Asks U.S. merce. The programs result from a Warehouse Point; Ranald Schultz, Rt. 6, Andover; James The Bible study group of Cen­ The deaconesses of Center Brown is managing director survey conducted recently by of the Connecticut Development Wally Fortin, acting director of Stewart, 743 Tolland Tpke.; With Fresh Image ter Congregational Church will Congregational Church will Mrs. Helen Hite, 122 Oak St.; meet Monday at 1:15 p.m. in meet Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Commission, the Senior Citizens Center. In a letter of notification to The courses and meeting Mrs. June Christenffen, 36 Main For More Troops the Robbins Room of the the Robbirks Room of the church. St.; WlUiam Simpson, 94 St. CX)NOORD, N.H. (AP) — It was big—itie largest a church. Brown, Secretary Trowbridge times are: Crewel Embroide Rldiard M. Nixon ie beginning newsmen satd he ha/d seen— said, "President Johnson has Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. - starting St Mrs. Charlene Ar- Kathy,— Operation's Over,— Oramp's Better! The official board of South mltage, Stafford Springs; Mrs. hie second drive for the presi­ in 16 years of oovering New The -Teen Ski Club has can­ Methodist Church will meet stressed the need for an intensi­ Fet). 8;>and Choral Singing, COOL-AIRE Macs, Baldwins, Cortlands, Bed, Golden De­ dency with a balanced blend of Hampshire presidential primar­ fication of efforts to increase Thursdays, 3-6 p.m. startiilg Beverly Irish, 172 E. Middle celed its trip to the Berkshire Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Re­ Tpke.; Mrs. Nancy Dore, Plains licious; Russet and Bose Pears. argument, criticism of the John­ ies. To Avert Invasion Snow Basin, scheduled for to­ ception Hall of the church. exports and improve our bal­ Feb. 16. son administration and laughing Nixon today attends a number ance of payments. Regional Ex­ The classes will be open with­ Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Vera Gray, FRESH VEGETABLES: Asparagus, Peas, Belgium morrow, because of poor skiing Watercress, Green, Yellow Squash, Spinach, Egg 1 lant, at hlmeself. of small "town meetings,” gath­ SEX>UL (AP)—South Korea has formally asked the port Expansion Councils play a out charge to any Manchester 369 Parker S t; Mrs. Patricia condiUons. The executive board of the Beal, 36 Brook St., Wapplng. Cauliflower, Brocolll, White Sweet Potatoes, Hot Peppers, Judging by his initial per­ ering with small groups In and United States for more American troops to guard Women’s Christian Fellowship vital role in achieving these na­ resident 60 years of age or old­ Rhubarb, Savoy Cabbage, Cherry Tomatoes, Brussel formances, he does indeed look near New Hampshire simply to tional objectives by motivating er. The only cost will be a nomi­ Also, Frank Donadlo, 117 E. against invasion, government sources said today. There The Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr. of Second Congregational Center St.; Mrs. Jeanette Berk, Sprouta, Vine-Ripe Tomatoes, Rareripes, Green, Yeuow like a New Nixon. ask questions. more American firms to enter nal fee for materials in the em­ Beans, Shalots, New Florida Potatoes, Romalne and were hints Korea might consider withdrawing its of Concordia Lutheran Church Church will meet Monday at 66 Florence St.; Mrs. Beirtha The former vice president is With his wife and two daugh­ wUl conduct a service Sunday world markets and by assisting broidery class. Boston Lettuce. ters, he scheduled a reception at forces from Vietnam if the appeal were turned down. 7:30 p.m. at the church. Sweet, 16 Lawton Rd. ;Slgfrid less strident, and more relaxed. ------No immediate comment was at 8:16 a.m. on radio station exporters to improve and ex­ Persons interested in either LUSCIOUS FRESH FRUIT: Strawberries, Waterm|^n, Nbcon today is in his second St. Anselm’s Academy with a course may register at the first Poison, 447 Adams St.; Monica forthcoming on the request from WINF. The program is sponsor­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church pand their operations.’ ’ Spanish Melons, Papayas, Bed, White, Bine Grapes, JM - March 12 New Hampetalre pri­ major speech at a diimer meet­ class session. Cummings, 126 Valley View Dr., Washington or American offi­ ed by the Manchester Council will have a November to Easter Council chairman Douglas J. gerines. Imported Chestnuts, Plums, Nectarines, llne- mary, the nation’s first. He is ing in Concord tonight. Additional information may be Wapplng; Geoffrey Daniels, 66 cials here. Much of their atten­ of Churches. Series for young people Monday Bennet of Lyme added that, "In Ipples, D’AnJou Pears, Umes, CaUf. Navel Ora^ra, Tem­ focusing in his statoments, for­ The polls of Republican voters obtained days from Fortin at W. Main St, Stafford Springs; tion apparently was focused on at 3:30 p.m. in the Williams light of the current emergency ple Oranges, Pink, White, Grapefruit; ALSO Freeh Cider, mal end informal, on the future. in the Granite State have been Koreans Say the Senior Citizens Center or Thomas St. John, Montauk Dr., a third meeting with North Ko­ The Manchester Public Health Building of the church. caused by our international bcd- Figs and Dates. He opened his campaign wiUi a showing Nixon with a 3-1 lead evenings by calling George Em- Vernon; John Varney, Marl­ rea reportedly scheduled today Nurses AssociaUon (MPHNA) ance of payments deficit, the ef­ news conference Friday. over Gov. George Romney of Horaoe H. Brawn merling, adult school director, borough; William Wright Jr., 14 Wedund Specials For A Spedal Kathy! at the Panmunjom truce office will sponsor free classes for John T. Draghi, son of Elvin forts of this council to get more Michigan, the only other an­ Ship Officer at the Manchester High School Warren St.; Cindy Goodale, 74 SCALLIONS...... * expectant mothers each E. Draghi of 45 Englewood Dr., firms into the ranks of Connect­ nounced major GOP presiden­ on the Pueblo incident. icut exporters are critically im- Yale. The Browns and their office. Neill Rd., Rockville; Shawn RADISHES ...... * bchs- Wednesday at the MPHNA of­ recently completed Navy basic Bellefleur, 164 Hilliard St. tial Candidate. However, Nix­ Since the U.S. inUlligence fice, 56 E. Center St. training at the Naval Training portant. Horace Brown is highly three children live at 24 TEMPLES, Extra Large...... 6 fo r on’s aides discount these fig­ ^Confessed’ ship was seized Jan. 23 by North qualified to aid in these efforts.” E. Maple St. Also, Jeremy Pasterlck, Crest- PURPLE TOP TURNIPS, New Crop! * lbs. f S t Center, Great Lakes, 111. wood Dr., Rockville; Mrs. N.H. Race ures. "It is a close, tough Korea there have been reports The board of trustees of South Chosen tof ill the top poeition The Connecticut REEJC was Hospital Notes Mary Palmer, 11 School St.; HOME MAKERS PEA BEANS . 4 22 oz. jars S I fight," one of them said. TOKYO (AP) — North Korea that two American divisions Methodist Church wUl meet to­ Airman l.C. Hugh J. at the Connecticut Development founded five years ago. Its 61 Patricia Gore, 44 Pearl S t; COBIPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! They feel that the decision in today quoted what it called a might be sent to Korea to rein­ night at 7:30 at the church. Mockalis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Commissim last year. Brown members represent all areas of Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. John Dussault, Hartford; Mrs. • Also Complete Line of SEALTE8T Dairy Products • New Hampriiire will strongly "confession” by the research of­ force the 60,000 U.S. troops now Marcus E. Mockalis of 36 Dud­ has been in state service for the state. In addition to manu- in all areas excepting mater­ Rose Bergeron, 364 Main St.; For GOP affect the results of the Wiscon­ ficer of the captured U.S. intelli­ stationed here. ley St., recently arrived for Air 12 years. Starting as a planner factures, the group includes nity where they are 2:30 to 4 Maigaret Smith, New London; sin primary, scheduled April 2, gence ship Pueblo in which he The Korean sources said the Force duty as a medical spec­ with the CDC in 1956, he ad- bankers, insurance company p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri­ Mrs. Rosa Sheridan, 26 Chris­ the second in which Nixon will apologized for its intrusion into government is also seeking 3 ialist at Ching Chuan Kang AB, vanced to senior planner and executives and representatives vate rooms where they are topher Dr. .Rockville; Mre. contend. North Korea waters, begged for troops from its 16 other Korean Tadwan. He is a g^raduate of then to chief of the Community from chambers of commerce. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Mary SimonceUl, Meadows Con­ P | T D O Is Pohte Nixon won with 63.4 per cent release, and said the Johnson War allies and that Foreign Manchester High School and Development Division of the manufacturers associations, air requested not to smoke in pa­ valescent Home; Mrs. Barbara I PRODUCir of the votes over John F. Kenne­ adminlstraUon "forced me to Minister Cho Kyuhah had attended Manchester Communi­ Commission before being ap- and steamship transixirtatlon tients’ rooms. No more than two WASHINGTON (AP) —New dy in the New Hampshire presi­ commit such a crime.” sounded out the ambassadors of Smith and son, Brookfield Rd., 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 648-6884 ty College. pointed chairman of the Board companies, labor groups, visitors at one time per pa­ Bolton; Mrs. Brenda Gagne and Hampahlre’s Republican presi­ dential election in 1960. He also North Korea’s Korean Central France, Australia and Turkey of Administration of the Con- agriculture, the State Depart- tient. son, Windham. dential primary campaign is won Wisconsin by a margin of News Agency identified the offi­ on the subject. nectlcut Interregional Planning ment of Education and the State polite compared with its strug­ The chairman of the.foreign ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 42,000 votes. cer as Lieut. Stephen Robert Program in 1963. Development Commission. Its gle four years ago, for Oeoig:e affairs committee of the Korean Public Record Mark Alliod, Canterbury; l&s. Nixon opened his Friday news Harris, 29, of Melrose, Mass. He holds B.S. and B.L.A. de- objective is to show non-export- Romney and Rldiaid M. Nixon Park Tersa Baker, 19 Lewis St.; Mrs. conference by saying, "This is It said he admitted espionage 11 o n a 1 Assembly, Warrantee Deed grees from the University of ing Connecticut manufacturers are running against each other Ethel Carlson, North River Rd., not my last press conference.’’ "deep In the coastal waters” of Choon-ky said that unless the Agnee D. Romayko to Dom­ Massachusetts and a master’s how they can buUd profltaWe as near models of GOP eti­ Coventry; Barry Cavagnaro, 72 This was a reference to 1962 North Korea aboard the Pueblo wl*l» North inic M. Belettl; John A. De- degree in City Plaiming from oversees sales. quette. Linnmore Dr.; Mrs. Nancy when, after he lost in the Gall- untU It was seized by Commu- ^orea "resolutely and forceful- Quattro, trustee; Frank L. Toro; So far, anyhow. derke, 132 Laurel St, Wai>- fomia gubernatorial campaign, nlst gun boats Jan. 23. The Unit- ’y-’’ "Iwwld government « » - Burr R. Carlson and Charles J. That means no overt critlolsm plng; Mrs. Sonya Dragune- HOUSE appeared on television, was crit­ ed States has maintained the PuUlsg out its 46,000 fight- of the opposition, nothing the Donlon, property at 146 Edger- vlcius, 18 Dower Rd., South ical of news coverage of Ills vessel was operating on the high **’*■ *** Vietnam, ton St. and 118 Hemlock St. Democrats could use later in a campaign cuid angrily said, seas. United Nations Command Charter Unit Drops Windsor; Alonzo Foreman, Rt. campaign agsiinsA either man. Quitclaim Deed 4, Coventry; Mrs. Rose Fore­ "this is my last press confer­ Marines take cover in a ditch in Hue. Lost backyard ducks share the same cover. (AP Photofax) The account, which said mem- refused comment on a report John A. DeQuattro to Dominic SATURDAY "What am I going to do about ence." bers of the 83-man crew were ® radio stoUon, citing "of- man, Rt. 4, Coventry; Lyle Ful­ M. Belettl; J < ^ A. DeQuattro, ler, Kozley Rd., Tolland; Mr. Nixon?" Romney said on a He laughed at himself again being well treated, ended with sources,’’ that North Ko- rean and U.S. representlves trustee; Fhank L. Toro; Burr Mandatory Tax Idea Frederick Gauthier, South Rd., chmy Ldttletown sidewalk the when he said, "I will try to use thls assertion: R. Carlson and Charles J. Don­ Bolton; Lucienne Girardin, 147 other day. "Well, I’m going to television in spite of my past Hue Fight Rages, Saigon Quiet "It was a very dirty crime lon, property at 148-164 Edgor- The Charter Revision Commission (CRC) has acceirt- Brookfield St. take care of myself end I’m track record on that score.’ ’ He that I committed in the vast sea tary Armtatice Commission at Panmunjom. ton St. ed the recommendations of the Board of Directors and Also, Robert Harney, 636 W. HALE ONE DAY ONLY! going to let Mr. Nixon tsdee care apparently was referring to his of the Democratic People's Re­ Release of Federal Tax Lien has dropped its proposed charter change for a manda­ Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Margaret of himself and then I’m going to televised debates in the 1960 public of Korea, though I, as a The command also declined to U.S. Government against tory tax for capital improvements. Klocker, WindsorvUle Rd., leave that up to you." campaign against Kennedy. military man, had merely ob­ say anything about a meeting There have been some subtle In another Instance, when a Reds Press Offensive to 8 Other Cities Friday between toe pculles. Re­ Charles Burkamp. 75 Laurel St. The board took its unanim ous------Rockville; Harry Lambert, 3 eyed toe orders of my com­ barbs on both sides, but nothing reporter asked whether Nixon porting on that conference. Adoption of Trade Name action on Jan. 11. The CRC took Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Mrs. SAIGON (AP) — FlghUng senior American official said If the senior official's figure ing terror, confusion and mill- mander. Now I realize what a nally had been voted by the Re­ to approach the bitter GOP could bring "statesmanship" to serious crime I committed. It is President Johnson said in Wash- James P. Mulready Jr., do­ its action last night, immediate­ Mary McSwiney, Newington; subsided in Saigon today but the Communists threw 36,000 of 36,000 enemy attackers is cor- tary problems but "It Is very ------— -- — i n ^ „ h,-* t publican majority of the CRC. campaign waged by New York the problems confronting the ly following an informal, joint Mrs. Theresa Mather, 369 Sum­ still raged in Hue and the Com­ men against 35 populated cen- rect, the U.S. casualty count clear that the people have not Johiison ^adminlstraUon^and rMniii**" P*^'*®*“ ing business as Modem Music, It had been opposed by its De­ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and United States, Nixon replied, satisfactory resultfi." meeting of the two bodies. The mit St.; Mrs. Arlene Mulligan, munists pressed their biggest ters. The enemy suffered a shows that the enemy already responded to a.general uprising. my commanders that *forced ’’ me 639 Main St. mocratic minority. meeting was required by Thompsonville; Stephen Na- (See Page Seven) (See Page Fourteen; offenzive of the war into a fifth “ substantial military defeat," has lost more than one third of There is no evidence of any slg- commit such a crime. 1 hate the state's Home Rule Law, Last night’s CRC action to dieau, Thompsonville; Kenneth day with fresh attacks on at he said, hut stillill has thetoe "capac- itsUs attack force. Headquarters nlflcant popular support of toe I deeply repent and sin- ® Paimunjom cerely apologize to toe govern- joinUy controUed by toe F which governs the schedule for the proposal was on a least eight other cities. Ity for a second wave of at- reported that over the past five Vietf Cong.” ment to toe Democratic Peo- cotttfoond end North Korea, charter change procedure. motion by Republican Harlan Enemy gunners also opened tacks.” days allied forces killed 12,704 as for the expected assault at The proposed mandatory tnv Taylor. It was seconded by Re­ would now be closed to news- _ _ _ _ up wiui me Heaviest artuiery a u .s . spoxesman saja me soum Vietnam's normem iron- _, ,______. men eontrorv tn nauf fer capital improvements orlgl- P'^hUcan M. Adler Dobkln. aKVING COHN. SINCt Jf3$ The Worid's Best O f * ^ several weeks Communists’ current trend "is count In toe heaviest week of tier, where a U.S. spokesman fo^^ve me my crlm f ” ° South h a i^ n fe d it is , The motion passed by the un- 0 I Perfumes— Colognes J l VyJIJL X ^ C U . J L F C X C l . X X U J . t 5 X H / along south Vietnam’s northern toward a slowdown rather than fishtlnff In the war. gaidsaid there are as many as 60,00050,000 report ^sald Harris went tUspleased about toe meetings anlmous vote of the five CRC "Free OUt W r ^ n g ’’ frontier, where U:S. troops are an increase," but toe full pic- It said 3,676 Communist sus- North Vietnamese soldiers who on to promUe that if North Ko- because toe U.N. Command had members present—four Re­ did not get into toe city fighting watchlng tensely In what they ture still was not clear. In Sal- pects have been captured and rea "forgives me generously toe Pueblo incident LET US PRICE publicans and one Democrat. call "toe big wait.” Gen. Wil­ gon, toe guerrillas may have L814 weapons seized, at all, toe senior official said ARTHUR DRUG ____ _ . . and allows me to return home, I WgWy placed govemment YO UR NEXT The lone Democrat, Nell El­ Hurts 37 in Kansas liam C. Westmoreland, com­ gone back into hiding. Reports Allied losses for toe same pe- the fighting may be severe and ^ i , never avain associate mv- source said toe foreign ministrv lis, thanked the commission for mander of U.S. troops in Vlet- from Hue, far to toq N oi^ list- were put at 983 kllleci and bitter but I think we can handle f^ v ltles. I will oj- learned of Friday’s ^ o n f S S E PRESCRIPTION coming around to acceptance of KANSAS CITY (AP) Ten by bus back to toe Kansas City nam* has said toe next phase of ed some allied gains but the 3,483 wounded. These Included it. Johnson admlnlstrL nine hours after it began. ARTtfUR DRUG its minority opinion. cars of toe Santa Fe Railway’s station to await transfer to an­ toe enemy’s plans is a major as­ U.S. Command said U.S. Ma- 318 American dead and 1,639 other train. In Saigon, South Vietnamese tlon’s policy of aggression Kyu-hah said his government The CRC now miist submit its crack passenger train, toe Su­ sault in toe north. rines who fought their way to wounded. rangers said they captured a against other countries when I “ will not necessarily oppose” final report to the Board of Di­ Luggage on toe derailed bag­ In toe current phase—attacks the jail found the enemy had re- The high U.S. official said toe MICHAELS per Chief, deraUed in toe Kan­ gage cars was transferred. 16-year-old girl who had been return to toe United States even tit® Panmunjom talks, but add- rectors for its final approval against government cities—a leased 2,000 to 3,000 prisoners. Communists succeeded in creat- flring a machine gun at U.S. if i am forfeited from my com- ®<1 the United States "must fully within 15 days of last night’s TREASURE CHEST sas City railroad yards today. Charles R. Kimball, a dining At least 37 persons were taken military jeeps in a skirmish mission as a U.S. naval offl- guard against any North Korean action. The boar^ then will have car cook, was asleep in toe dor­ KUebeti Diqdaya For Side A t Cost Xerox Copy Service near toe American post eX- cer.” move to make such talks a 30 days in which to publish all OIAMOMDS to hospitals. mitory car. "all at once I felt Floor Model AppUanoes On Sale Some ambulances made as Manchester charter-change recommenda­ and head a loud scraping and (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) Designers, Installers and Complete Alteration Service many as four or five trips to toe Blueprint and Supply, Inc. tions In a newspaper. Following sat uph" he said. "A mattress 607 New Park Ave. 2 3 2 " 4 4 0 7 ""*** I^^rtfoid scene. None of those hospital­ that action, the board must set came sll^ g down on me from 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester ized appeared to be seriously in­ Open Daily to 6—Thursday to 9 PJ»t—Saturday to 4 P.M. a date for a referendum, to be another bunk, and several 649-8693 held not later than one year af­ jured, hospital authorities said. things got piled up in toe middle ter Its approval. A railroad spokesman said of toe aisle.” eight passenger coaches and Passengers told of "a funny, Pad last night explained the rea­ two baggage cars were off toe grinding noise," and "a terrible Largest Strike in 17 Years soning behind the mandatory rails. Several of toe derailed scraping.” To Margaret Amen- tax for capdital improvetnents cars straddled toe main line, dola of Brooklyn, N.Y., "The proposal. He said that, although blocking both tracks. car shook like an earthquake, the charter now requires annual The 14-car train, with an esti­ and all toe windows broke out appropriations for capital Im­ mated 260 to 3M passengers opposite from ' where we were Halts Soft Coal Production provements, it does not specify aboard, has just left Kansas sitting.’ ’ -NOTICE- how those funds are to be ap­ PITTSBURGH (AP) —Most City Union Station, bound for Dale Hacker of Huntington, coal-hauling ,^nnage had been last big coal strike in 1966 when propriated. Some years, he said, Los Angeles. Ind., said "it felt to me like we of toe nation’s soft coal produc­ cut in half since toe strike start­ about 60,000 miners stayed out no capital Improvement funds The railroad said toe Super were going over another set of tion was at a standstill texlay ed at midnight Sunday. of toe pits for nearly three were appropriated. It was the Chief was picking up speed and tracks." Mrs. Lenore Miller of with toe industry hit by its larg­ "Coal is toe biggest item we weeks. Minors struck through­ Intent of the CRC to put some traveling between 60 and 66 Steger, ni., told of having "to est strike in 17 years. carry, and at toe present rate out toe industry in 1960 in seek­ WESTOWN PHARMACY "m eaf” into the appropriation miles an hour when toe cars ing a new national works con­ crawl over seats to get out.” What began as a protest its down about 60 per cent,” a clause, he explained. jumi>ed toe tracks. Paul Hickey of Milwaukee against toe Pennsylvania State Penn Central spokesman said. tract. Director David Odegard last It began swaying back and said, "M y wife was in my arms, Police spread through six major Strike effects on toe Louisville Steel companies and electric night asked for an interpreta­ forth violently, witnesses said, and we were holding on to each coal-producing states from 4t Nashville Railroad have been utilities, toe biggest tisers of All prescriptions previously filled tion of the proposed charter just before it derailed, but all other, praying. AU I could do Pennsylvania to Tennessee, minimal so far, a spokesman coal, said they had no immedi­ change which would require lo­ cars remained upright. was bring my knees up and shutting down scores of mines said, but if it spread to Western ate concern because of toe and on file at Coldor's may now be cal residency for some depart­ Passengers who did' not re­ bounce along with toe bounc­ and idling possibly 84,600 mi­ Kentucky toe llntf would be present walkout. Most stockpile ment heads during their tenure quire hosi>ltalization were taken ing.” ners. hurting "pretty badly.” a 30- to 60-day reserve. filled at of office. Specifically, he asked The Penn Central Railroad re­ The railroads claim they lost Some coal operators say for a definition of "tenure of of­ ported that Its normal weekly millions of dollars during toe they’re mystified over toe rea­ fice.” sons for toe strike which began Town Counsel John Shea said when Western Pennsylvania that he Interprets it to mean Slope Dilemma miners refused to work in pro­ within a reasonable time of tak­ test of toe use of 90 state troop­ ing office. He sflid that, the ers at a picket line at two non­ WESTOWN PHARMACY phrase is vague deliberately, to union mines in Somerset Coun­ compensate for Instances when Union Heads Reject ty- 459 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER—649-9946 it would be a h a rd ^ p for a de­ ★ Famous Brand Names Olympic Girl Skiers partment head to move to town The United Mine Workers, immediately. * Included — Nothing trying to organize small, inde­ LBJ Wage Request pendent mines in western Penn­ Muse What to Wear sylvania, began picketing after Withheld! officials of toe Solar Fuel Co. CHAMROUSSE, France (AP) "I will wear the blue suit," NEW YORK (AP) — A John­ good have been rejected by toe refused to recognize toe UMW These suits are regularly sold at — Tlie girls on toe U.S. alpine said 20-year-oid Robin Morning son administration proposal that membership.” as a bargaining agent for its $59.95 to $89.95. This Saturday only, skiing team are in a stew—and of Santa Monica, Calif. "The sU- labor shoot for lower wage set­ In Washington, a spokesman miners. a mild squabble—over a typical ver suit is pretty but it doecn’’t for the AFLrCIO said his or­ you can deduct 20% off the regular tlements this year to help fight ganization rejected any control Solar obtained a court order retail price of any suit in stock. Choose women’’s problem: Mtoat should stretch. You don’’t feel com- inflation drew a thumbs down limiting toe number of pickets Roy and Earle’s they wear on toe ski slopes in fortalble in it." over wages "unless accompa­ response Friday from a number nied by controls on profits, to 16 and last week state police from solid colors, fancies, sharkskins toe winter Olympics? Karen Budge of Jackson arrested some 200 pickets. The of union leaders. prices and executive salaries.” and stripes. Two, three button models, Should they stick to toe con­ Wyo. a striking blonde who union charged brutality. Tht-suggestion by President He said he knew of no union Phone 649-S40S servative official suit—a blue doesn’t have to ajwloglze to any­ The estate of Kenneth L. with either side or center vents. Plain Johnson’s Council of Economic stretch piece of apparel with a which would demand less than body for toe way she looks in Advisers Thursday that labor Schmidt, a miner who suffered front, belt loop trousers. Regulars 36 qullt-Uke p^dlng in toe back? 6V4 per cent in 1968 bargaining any uniform, said she probably keep its 1968 increases "appre­ a fatal heart attack on toe pick­ INLAID LINOLEUM CERAMIC to 48, shorts 36 to 44, longs 38 to 46. Or should they sweep down because "toe cost of living has would wear toe blue suit . ciably lower” than toe 6>/4 per et line, filed a 3100,000 damage TILE toe hill in the sexy, metallic sil­ been going up faster than real "The blue one is much more Jonathan W. Andrews cent it said they averaged last suit against the state police in ARMSTRONG Treasure Chest ver Job provided unofficially by wages." comfortable," she said. “ But t year was termed "unrealiatic" U.S. District Court Friday. The DATHROOM Diamonds, from Doug Burton, a young ski ty­ He pointed to a resolution FREE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS toe silver one makes you think by Morris lushewltz. suit accused troopers of creat­ $100 to $5000 coon from Aspen, Colo., and passed at toe recent AFL-CIO you’re going faster." lushewltz, secretary of toe ing confusion, fear and anxiety TUB AREA friend of downhill star Suzanne national convention \riilch said, The girls refer to toe two suits New York City Central Labor which led to toe attack.' Chaffee. in part, “ We have consistently EASY PAYMENTS by toe names of their manufac­ Salem Teacher in Hair Dispute Council which represents 1.2 Roving pickets began closing Suzy, who is 6-8, 138 pounds opposed and we will continue to AVAILABLE NO MONEY DOWN- turers. The officlad suit is a million union members, said: down nonunion mines in toe »75 and y/iilo fills out toe silver suit Head suit because it was made SALEM (AP) — The town’s In December toe board asked mentary School, h as, 10 oppose the wage guidelines of area this week and sympathy (ft. remarkably well, is a champion "With profits as enormous as the President's Council of Eco­ PREPARATION by Head Ski Industries. The oth­ school board has voted not to Andrews to resign because of teachers. strikes spread through Ohiot, USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT of toe Burton suit. they are and with toe cost of liv­ nomic Advisers as an unfair and EXTRA er is the Burton suit . renew its teuchlng oomitnaot next complaint that his long hair ing going up continually, it is West Virginia, Tennessee, Vir­ 9 X 12-^ .00 "It is really fantastic,’ ’ says Miss Budge said Burton "had School Supt. Carl D. Ginard unworkable Imposition of gov­ ginia and Eastern Kentucky. year with toe president of the was distracting students, but most unrealistic to expect toe Milss Chaffee. "It feels as if you suits sent to all of us. They only had recommended to toe board ernment Interference with col­ Salem Federation of Teachers, Andrews refused to resign. line to be held at 6% per cent. The United Mine Workers un­ have nothing on at alL It’’s affect those who are in toe that all 10 teachers. Including lective bargaining." ion has refused to discuss toe AFLrCaO. The Salem Federation of Many unions have gotten above FAMOUS NATIONALLY AOVERTTSED sexy, but to a f’s not toe impor­ downhill, however." Andrews, be rehlred for next Joseph Germano, a United strike, and union district direc­ KITCHEN FORMICA Teacher Jonathan W. Andrews, Teachers is currently engaged that already. Because of .toe Downtown Main Stroot, Mahehostor # 643-4123 tant tWng. H itfe is no wind re­ The silver suit looks like year. Steel Workers official in Chica­ tors have given different ver­ sistance and. Just wearing it, 24, said he had been informed in contract nefotiations with The school board, it was economic pressures on toe CARPETS ludoor - Outdoor CMKl JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS something niade for a 21st cen- go, said, "I certainly don’t think sions. COUNTERS OPEN 6 DAYS — THURS. NIGHTS till 9:00 you feel you can go faster. of toe school board’s decision too school ftoartl. The only workers many settlements "It’s psychologlctd." (See Page Seven) Friday. school in toe town, Salem Ele­ (See Page Seven) which the leadership thinks (See Page Seven) (See Pave Seven) FREE ESTIMATE — A U WORK GUARANTEED 968 Main St., Chester

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 ____ PAGE THBHE V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAGE TWO Ham den M en N ATO R ole Sheinwoldl on Bridge Business Bodies R oJ)bed o f YOU CANNOT RELY Curbs Bonn ON OENERAL RULES NORTH About $ 7 0 0 unson By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 5 3 2 FORMS REALTY FIRM ing loads, their distribution, and Treaty Try ^ K 10 3 2 Chester B. Govang of Vernon, the behavior of the materials HAMDEN (AP)—A Man pee­ “ Second hand low” is an ex­ 0 A973 formerly sales manager for subjected to them. Engineers ing as a federal agent kidnap­ cellent general rule to follow A AQ Barrows and Wallace in their Candy Kitchen AMOdated P ren Writer are urged to bring samples of ped two businessmen and robbed Where Quality t:andy Is Made Fresh Daily when you are defending against WEST EAST East Hartford office, has problem stampingfs. BONN, Germany (AP) — them of about $700 after Chnose Prom Over 2 general score on the score pod. 0 142 0 Q loss The new llrm will specialize visors, manufacturing engineers. Friday afternoon. lantlc Treaty Orgfanixation — The opponents may insist on 4k J 109 6 3 A 87S2 in appraisals and sales of resi­ toolroom foremen, process en­ Local, state and federal au­ / treating the hand as an indi­ thorities sought a well-dressed For a colorful variety of NATO — in exchange for a trea­ SOUTH dential properties in East Hart­ gineers, die designers and prod­ vidual happening, and general ford, Manchester, South Wind­ rtian of about 25 who appeared ty' with the Soviet Union ren­ 6 A Q 8 uct managers. Most of the in­ rules don’t always work. sor, Tolland and Venion. at the Hcnry-Rlchards Co. car­ VALENTINE C A N D Y ... ouncing the use of force, a qual­ (5 AQI987 formation to be presented will Opening lead — Jack of 0 K6 A Manchester native, he at­ rying a briefcase and saying ified source said today. be original and as yet unpub­ try our tasty solcctlon of cpoam hearts ond cupld clubs. A K4 tended the University of Oon- lished. he wanted to check the firm’* mixes; also .solid chocolate Valentine pots, The government confirmed “ back t.rxcs.’’ Declarer won the first trick West North Sort Clinic hours each day are genevas, pops, totl hearts and hard candy heart this week that talks have been S«Nith Police said the man entered in dummy with the queen of Pass 3 Pass from 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mon­ pops. going on fon the past few \ 1 ^ the offices of Joseph Buonocore clubs, drew trumps with the Pass 5 Pass day through Thursday and 9 months between Willy Brandt, 4 NT and Gene Schiusshcin, company queen and jack of hesu^, cash- Pass 6 0 Pass a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. The fee West German foreign minister, 5 NT officials, opened the brltef case JDaeoh Joy rimto the top diamonds and ruffed All Pass is $200 for ASTME members and and Semyon Tsarapkin, Soviet 6 <0 and displayed .six sticks of dyn­ ^ diamond. Then he led a club 1 $220 for non-members. ambassador to Bonn. No con­ A /ri'giagC T tS ' returned dum- amite wired to a detonator. crete remilte have been an­ The engagement of hCss Bev- my’s last diamond, Now South must lose two spade Taking a pistol from the case, nounced. FIRST HARTFORD GAINS the man told the two officials he erly Joyce Chace of Manches- If East could not follow sxilt. tricks — and the slam. F’irst Hartford Realty Carp., The source said the ter to Charles C. McCarthy of South planned to discard the needed exncely $14,9(X) to pay Dally Queen 00 a real estate development com­ barrier to negotiating a Soviet- Hartford has been an- eight of spades on dummy’s last Partner opens one heart, and loan .sharks, police said. pany, announced record rental The businessmen said they German treaty is finding a for- by her parents, Mr. diamond. West would have to the next player posseo. You income and eamings before de­ didn't have that much money mula that would allow Bonn to Howard P. Chace Jr. win the trick, and would be un­ hold: Spades, K-lO-t; Hearts, fulfill its NATO commitments. ^ jjg gt. able to make a safe return. If preciation and amortization for and they bold a girl employe 6-4; Diamonds, J-4-Z; Cildis, J- West German newspapers have ig the son of Mr. West returned a Club, dummy the ninth-month period ending to get $50 from petty cash. ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 reported that U.S. officials Dec. 31. The Intruder, however, OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:30 P.M. and Mrs. Charles C. McCarthy would ruff Mrhlle » t h dlscard- What do you sayT feared such a pact might force Net eamdnigs cUmhed to a ■V - ordered the men to write Candy AIho Available For Fund RaUIng of West Hartford. ed another spadeM ^d W West Answer: Pass. You would re­ the West Germans to curb their record $666,522 or 07 cents a a check for $14,5HX) and ac­ Miss Chace, a graduate of returned a spade. South would spond if partner opened with one participation in NATO. ’They share compered to $431,633 or company him to a bank so it Manchester High School, attend- get a free finesse, spade since then you could count have been members of the alli­ 74 cents a share tor the same could be cashed. ed Morse College, Hartford. Mr. First Plan Fails . . an extra point for the double ance since 1966. period dn 1666. The Manchester Cab Co. is now being operated by the owners of East Hartford Cab Co. Here The three drove to a nearby iK McCarthy- graduated _ from Seton As it happened. East had ^ ^ doubleton in partner’s Income from rental prop­ The West German source Hall Univerlsty, N.J. Both are length in diamonds, so the first . . . asset. with one of the new blue and white cabs is Wilbert Sylvester (left), general manager, and North Haven bank wnere Buon­ erties and other Income to­ Verne Hill, vice president. streMed toat^concluslon of m y employed at Pratt and Whitney plan failed. South had to ruff Copyright 1968 ocore was forced to go Inside. such treaty was far away, if it taled $2,637,333 compared to But he put the large check into - - United Aircraft the fourth round of diamonds General Features Corp. $1,933,038 in 1966. materialized at all, and that Corp., East Hartford. and got back to dummy with a NEWS CABS IN SERVICE are nqw available from her of­ of the Culinary Institute of his pocket and chashed his much remained unclear about A June wedding is planned, tnunp to the ten. ’Then he re- Chester B. Govaag A fleet of brand new blue fice. - America in New Haven. The paycheck instead. COLEMAN PROMOTED restaurant owners recently He and Schusshelm gave the how the Russians would like to ------turned a low spade from dum- Show STARTS 7:30 James P. Ooleman of 25 Bar- and white cabs are appearing The booklet covers Title 33 of necticut. He worked in the Man­ learned the school sees a move man the paycheck money and go about it. my. bora Rd., Rockville has Ibeien on town streets, marking the the General Statutes and con- chester office of Barrows and to Maryland or New York as money from their pockets. He said, for example. West South Windsor East Incautiously played low, ptromoted to proipos&Jl suporim- official take-over of the Man- tains the Stock Ooirporation Act, German officials have not been foUowing the old rule. ’This gave Wallace starting as a salesman the answer to its expansion and The imposter accepted the in 1961 and later becoming as­ tendent in ttie revisions section, Chester Cab Co. by the owners the Nonstock CJorp. Act, laws, able to determine vdiether the South his second chance. He of the East Hartford Cab Co. forms and a schedule of fees. financial problems. money, drove the two busi­ Coroner Qears sistant manager. group annuity sales department, treaty would Involve only the took a deep finesse with the The cabs, all radio dispatch­ Requests for the booklet, ac­ Jacob Rosenthal, the school’s nessmen to the nearby Wilbur Govang held several man­ at Aetna Life & Casualty in director, said a committee of Soviet Union or other East Eu­ eight of spades, forcing West to ed, will provide day-and-night companied by a check or mon­ Crifss parkway, forced them out Tmckdriver in agerial positions in industry, Hartford. restaurant and hotel owners and ropean Communist countries as win the trick. Since West service. George Mellen, head of ey order fpr $1 including sales and drove away. serving as quality control di­ He is a graduate of St. Vin­ Horace Brown, director of the well. couldn’t make a safe return. the company, stated that it is tax, should be sent to the Secre­ Girl’s Fatality rector and consultant. cent College, joined Aetna in Connecticut Development Com­ If the Soviets insisted that South made his vulnerable slam. his aim to maintain a cab opera­ tary of the State’s office, Pub- Reliance Real Estate Asso­ I960 and was named revision mission, was formed to seek CUPID SPECIAL Bonn sign with all members of SOUTH WINDSOR (AP)—An South’s line of play was far Alst tion conforming to the image lications Division, 30 Trinity St., Pleads Guilty (AP Fhotofax) ciates are located in the Ver­ speciojUst three years algo. ways to keep the school in the the Warsaw Pact, the East Elu- East Hartford truckdriver has from mysterious, and East projected by many other Hartford 06116. non Professional Building on Rt. state. The school has over 700 In Jail Escape ropean equivalent of NATO, the been absolved of respcmslbiUty should have protected his itAM BAKl' P&WA SETS VACA'nON modem and aggressive Man- jjjg jggg j^nnual Russian Trawler Steams By 30 east of Vernon Circle. students and 45 teaching chefs. HARTFORD (AP) — Terry problem of East Germany by a coroner in the death last partner from the obvious end Pratt i Whitney Aircraft Chester concerns. report forms have been mailed Ice Cream Sundae! Govang lives with his wife Richardson, 22, formerly of New would come up. August of a South Windsor girl. play. East should play the jack plants will have a vacation “ We are starting with a shin- more than 32,000 state stock is charged with maintaining surveillance of the f4sr w m m and daughter at 65 Hillside BRIEFS Hampshire, who pleaded guilty- U.S. sailors aboard the fleet tug Lipan get a close The Bonn government does Peggy Aim Karkowski, 16, of spades when declarer leads dmtdown for two weeks in ing new slate. We purchased corporations and 3,849 out-of- Ave., Vernon. Tractor trailer truck sales for tc escaping from Hartford State Luscious crushed cherries look at the Soviet trawler Gidrofon as the two Russian ship which, in turn, observes activites of not want to recognize the Com- was fatally injured when shp Uie low spade from dummy. early August, according to all new, current model cabs, corporations registered as 1968 will raise weekly produc­ Jail last summer, was sen­ ships pass each other in the Tonkin Gulf. The Li­ the Seventh Fleet’s attack carrers. The Pentagon munlst regime in East Ger- was hit by a truck driven by B. A. Schmickrath, xjr^dent of to assure complete passenger business here. The reports poured over cherry ice TOOL CUNIO SLATED tion of White Motor Corp. trucks tenced Friday in Superior Court pan is a protective screening unit in the Gulf and in releasing the photo said it was made last month. many, but it has not excluded Frank J. Kaspor Sr. on Main the United Aircraft division. comfort, and we outfitted them completed and fUed The American Society of Tool from 500 to 640, according to to three years in prison. cream, topped with "pink" East Germany from taking part gt. in South Windsor The ahutxiown affects all the with the most up-to-date facUlt- duplicate at her office with and Mamtiacturing Engineers White’s president, J.N. Bau­ ' Prisoners told guards they in some sort of a coUecUve coroner Irving L. Aronson will sponsor a five-day manu­ division’s state planits. Unless les and equipment. The drivers fuing fee of $16 during the whipped cream— and a big man. saw Richardson scale the_ out- ^ e e m e n t on force renuncla- said yesterday brake marks facturing engineering clinic on emergency „ . conditions beyond we Imve srfected, our rapid dis- period ending March 1. Communist About Town Fenn to Lead Discussions service—everything is eide brick wall with two other |v;- red candy heart. NOW serv­ ^ \ . measuring 71 feet showed Kas- THE NEW “ Productivity and the Punch- the control of the company patch Corporations filing late are prisoners Aug. 24. Members of Hose Co. 1, Town The source stress^ that in par had tried to stop his truck To help industrial engineers ing Process” at the Hotel Amer- arise, he safd, it Is planned to geared to give Manchester the subject to statutory penalties of Richardson had been in jail 20 ing at both stores . . . Fire Department, wUl meet to­ At Institute for Teachers It struck the ^ 1. let in Hartford Feb. 19 to 23. oloee the factory at midnight prompt clean, ---- courteous.- and $25 for state firms and $100 for brush up on the latest develop­ In Cuba Gets it would reserve the right to use days at the time of his escape. morrow at 7 p.m. at the fire A witness told police the girl PAGANI’S CRYSTAL UKE The session is a repeat of the Aug. 2 and reopen at 12:01 safe service that it rightly de­ out-of-state. ments in the fields of metallur­ Robert H. Fenn, science de- High School for more than 16 foice in case it was attacked, He and his two comp>anions staUon and go to the Thomas was walking on the shoulder of clinic first held in Chicago in a.m. Aug. 1®. serves from a modem taxi cab gy and electronics, the Univer- j o. W. Johnson Funeral Home, partment head at Manchester years before joining the MCXJ thus making it possible to retain operation,” Mellen added. Prison Term the road and suddenly ran into RESTAURANT and BAUROOM October. It will show how to Voeajtion shuibdown periods MARKETING PLANNER S, A. Hazard, both of Hartford, faculty two years ago. He lives its NATO role, Education Services has set up Windsor Locks, to pay respects (Community (College, will par- the street. achieve the most production are used to taike inventory, per- were apprehended soon after­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — ’The Ha- to the late Andrew J. Cagmilaii, at 43 Cornwall Dr. ------OORPORATION DATA William D. Barclay, a Man­ two new* 16-week courses. The tlclpate in an in-service InsUtute METRO (Metropolitan Effort ( ROUTE 30 ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT from perforating and blanking fbim necessary maintenance ward. vana Revolutionary ’Tribunal irtepfather of Edward Mc- ON HAND chester native, has been appoint­ classes start next week in Hart­ for teachers, to be jointly spon- Toward Regional Opportunity) dies by controlling the factors and work on bottleneck opera- ed as manager-marketing plan­ Gregor, a member of the com- Attorney Suicide that influence punch breakage tlans. Employes required to Secretary of the State Mrs. ford, Waterbury, New London announced today it has sen­ sored by Saint Joseph College is assisting the institute by pro- Tremor Strikes ning for the Quaker Oats Co. .v.Vi pany. GRO’TON (AP) — Michael A. and wear. work during .the period may ar- Ella T. Grasso said this week alid Stamford branches of the tenced old line Cuban Commu- ___ AvoHable The Year ‘Round for— in CJhicago, according to Ken­ and METRO, Feb. 19-23. vlding services and equipment Santera, 41, formerly Westerly, copies of the Corporation Laws school. nlst Anibal Escalante to 16 „ ^ At Mexico Oty The cUnlc will Include a com- range to take vacations at oth- neth Mason, group vice presi­ Members of the Manchester , ’The ,, five-day „ . program, ^ . to be and by making available 40 R.I., town attorney, committed of (Connecticut, revised to 1968, in half-tuition scholarships to a i > - ______Weddings • Bonquefs • AH Occasions prehensive discussion of punch- er periods. dent of grocery products. years in prison. Rod and Gun Club wiU meet held at Briarwo^ Institute MEXICO CITY (AP) An suicide Friday by jumping off Louis F. (3hampeau of 83 Escalante was named in a Ha^ ^ ^ He will be responsible for Southington, will haye as its plicants from earth tremor pulsed through the Gold Star^Memorial^^Bridge, vious among the entire 1,641 is­ Adelaide Rd., manager of the vana Radio broadcast moni- p.m. the W. theme. "Teaching Strategy and which parUcipate in Mexico a t y for 30 seconds Fri- police said, Phone: 875-9958, or 646-0037 V tored in Miami as the head of f ; Funeral Home ^ sues traded on the New York State Mutual Life Insurance Co. will be d esired ^ T O O programs. M^^^^ Stock Market Bond Market of America in Hartford, attend­ an anti-party group conspiring Exchange. Of these, 984 fell and amiinst the Cuban revolution Doug“ - Z a ^ a ^ F T R ^ mem power failures. The about 4 p.m. The Coast Guard ed the annual management and against the Cuban revolution. oougan, a past president utilizing various kinds among the area METRO mem- Acapulco searched the ’Thames River for "Big or Small, We Cater To AH!" 514 rose. ^‘You Can Taste The Quality” President Johnson’s budget Posts Rise sales conference in Marco ’Ihe purge of old line Cuban of instructional materials in here. ^ was also hit and patrons ruehed an hour and a half but had to Posts Fourth Beach, Fla. this week. Communists was first an­ the classroom. and economic messages con­ ohi 'A Dining, plus Legal Beverages Served 'k tained little In the way of sim- for your ^ NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS' nounced last Sunday after a Fenn will be among several tute information may be ob- was reported there, however. Police said the man was Iden- This W eek Cub Scout Pack 161 of Ver- Weekly Loss prises and were said to have Good Housekeeping Magazines ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPF3N DAILY and SUNDAY three-day meeting of the <3en- area educators conducting lec- tained from Prof. Walter Krall, Selsmologlsts at Tacubaya tilled from papers in his car wood and metal A tral Committee of the Cuban S^chool wlll^ have^a craft lypes and gfroup discussions dur- Instructional Media Institute. limited effect on the market. awarded its special citation tor yy ‘ Observatory said the tremor and from the rescripUon of wit- By GEORGE TAYLOR ^ picture frames y Parkade Branch—^Monday through Saturday *" ing the institute. He was a blol- Saint Joseph (College, By ED MORSE However, the Wall Street at­ outstanding customer service to Communist Party, headed by was centered about 216 miles nesses. AP Business Writer 1 AP Business Writer mosphere was rendered a 'bit Stop & Shop, the Boston-based Prime Minister Fidel Castro. *" a ^ d o w at the D&L ogy instructor at Manchester Hartford, 06117. NEW YORK (AP) — Most de­ 'There were thirty-six others Store at the Manchester Shop- south of the capital and r e g ls ------NEW YORK (AP) — The less confident by warnings supermarket and department tered 6.6 on the Richter scale, _ partments of the bond market that stood trial at the court Parkade. stock market had much to con­ about speculation coming from store chain. The firm, with 134 or strong enough to damage Showtimes Frt-Safc Sun. tend with this week and posted Manuel F. Cohen, chairman of continued to advance this past food stores in New England, martial held in La Cabana For- lightly constructed buildings. MEADOWS tress, acroes the harbor en- Airman l.C. ’Thomas C. Flur- Paris Executive’s Son Held S 77-2‘277 HTFD RT 91 NORlH “ President's Analyst” .. 8:45 8:40 its fourth straight weekly loss. the Securities and Exchange week. New York and New Jersey As Seen in Life Magazine Police in Mexico City reported HARTfOHt) SPRINr.Fli lO I XPW V But it was a narrow one. Commission, and Gustave L. tiOnce from Havana, eight were key. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Intermediate governments in and a local store on W. Middle no Injuries but some panic be­ Lya Bedirave (Ail Colsr) “ Penthouse” ...... 10:30 7:00 The decline was reduced levy, chairman of the board of Tpke., is the first in New Eng­ sentenced to 12 years in prison, ence C. Flurkey of 69 Phelps ■SBUSHINO TIMES’’ ROUTie 6 a 44A the 5 to 8 year range declined In Murder of Princess, 37 cause of power failures. In Aca­ greatly by a technical rally on governors of the New York another eight to 10 years, six to Rd., recently received the Air Bricitte Bardot L n n u m 64» -io o o “ Gann” ...... 7:00 10:20 by about %ths of a point with land this year to be so honored. pulco, a man was slightly hurt W E E ^ IN SEPTEBIBEB’ Thursday which made a brave Stock Exchange. Both warnings eight- years,- five to four -years. Force Commendation Medal . PARIS (AP) —’The 23-year- Police said they suspected when a wooden feneo fnnnied on the inclusion of a new 7-year sura, you can D8I Bonu: “I’ll Take Sweden” effort to continue on Friday but were addressed to a large meet­ a.j J Tm iNTNN ncTUK IS KMUTH n ufi won M m note in the Treasury refunding Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mott, six to three years and one to » corporation oresl- murder immediately because of him. ^ failed midway through the ses­ ing of Institutional investors. owners of the Mott Supermar­ two years. cryptographer with the 1876th clear -■— -----marks-- of blows----- on— the PAAAMOiWTPiCTUOISPrntntS operation. The case of another two was Communications Squadron at dent was accused today of kill- sion. ket on E. Center St., left recent­ skull. As traders faced the weekend Long term governments re­ low-cost sent to a military court since Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam, ing a 37-year-old Austrian-bom ly tor a series of meetings of they had no desire to remain ov­ tained most of the gains they re­ they were members of the He is married to the former princess and then setting her Town Student the Supermarket Institute ’The first ship built in North erextended in view of the situa­ gistered early in the week, said armed forces, according to the Ann Varga of WUllmantic. apartment afire to try to con- scheduled tor Los Angeles and America was the Virginia, tion in Asia. Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, a ine iDSuraoce. At At my radlo. ------ceal the crime. launched in 1607 in Maine. Doing Research Wall Street investment firm. WUliam D. Barplay Honolulu. Mott is president of — Wanted — It was the second straight O Mott’s Supermarkets, an East All o f the accused admitted ’The Couples a u b of Center Police said the man, Michel The corporate market showed week of shortened sessions on Stanley E. Grzyb, son of Mr. gfrocery products analysis and Hartford based firm operating the charges and confessed re- Congregational Church will ju Verdler de Genoulllac, had Eun improved'tone with seasoned saylflos bank? the major stock exchanges planning. 11 stores in Connecticut and your savious hook. pentance for their guUt, the have a dinner dance Saturday, been the friend of the slain BARMAIDS, WAITRESSES, and Mrs. S.P. Grzyb, of 20 Berk­ issues closing unchanged to He joined Quaker in 1965 as Manchester Phone 643-7832 where llie trading day was cut western Massachusetts. broadcast added, and said be- Feb. 10, at 7 p.m. at Bolton woman for three years, to tour hours from the regpUar ley St., Manchester, Is doing slightly higher. ^ research manager. He had fore sentence was passed that Lake House. Mr. and Mrs. Officers said Du Verdier de STANLEV WARNER 6% hours. Volume was honors work in the Biology De- Municipals advanced tor the been research supervisor with they would accept the decision George Bailey of 34 Carol Dr. Genoulllac confessed today to GO GO GIRLS Leading heart specialists are 50,210,740 shares compared with pj^rtment at Dickinson CoUege, fifth consecutive week. They the advertising agency of Need­ urging the “coronary prone’’ of the court martial. are in.... charge of arrangements, the murder of Princess Aiiette 54^26,2M the previous week. jg ^ g^^. have ■ now gained almost four ham, Harper and Steers. to exercise'more, smoke less, ----- de Rohan, whose charred body STATECE3 The Dow Jones average of 30 points from the 1967 lows of late ROFTHUTD MILLER'S RESTAURANT Barclay earned his B.A. at learn how to cope with the The education cabinet of was discovered by police Friday Industrial stocks lost 1.50 at tor- December. the University of Connecticut stresses of modern-day living, North Methodist Church will after a telephone call alerted 10 E. CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER His honors project Is entitled 868.56. Bond market developments and his M.A. from Iowa State and in many cases to change UdaU Urged APPLY IN PERSON V"' “ Induced Arteriosclerosis In meet Tuesday at 8:08 p.m. at them. The Thursday rally was well this past week included: University. He is a member of eating habits. The “ coronary Rabbits Atter Abdominal Aortic the church and the commission The man recounted the foUow- advertised in advance. Almost Commonwealth Edison C!o. ob­ the American Marketing As­ prone’’ are most often male, Transplant.” To Up Quota on education wlU meet at 8:30. ing story, police said: every analyst on Wall Street tained a 6.27 per - . r.c. inter­ sociation and the American Sta­ stocky to fat, sedentary, have The transplants wlU be per­ ----- ’The two were dining in Prin- said that the market was over­ est cost in selling $50 million of tistical Association. elevated blood-cholesterol lev­ The confirmation class of cess de R JOIN THE FUN “ has been shown to develop ar­ Lighting & Power is paying an­ wlU attend a leadership confer­ George J. KalU of Your Gift quate fuel oil suppplles for New O urch of (Jhrist will meet Tues- He fled to the home of a in the Do wlndustrial average teriosclerosis In relatively dMxrt nually_____ for the $35 million ence of the Associated Restau­ England. HEPBURN Gallery have returned from a day at 10 a.m. at the church to friend of the victim and told has provided support for falling periods of time when diolesterol raised Nov. 27 on triple-A rants of Connecticut Wednes­ Udall met with a bipartisan TONIGHT week’s buying trip to New York continue the study of the Holy her, “ Aiiette Is dead.” The ALAN ENTERTAINMENT markets on at least tour prior ' supplements its normal diet. In year 6% per cent bonds. day at a New Haven restaurant. group of Massachusetts mem- where they shopped mid-winter Spirit. friend called the police. ARKIN Nightly in the occasions, analysts said. In this my project, various groups of Stephen Oavagnaro of Cavey’s bers of Congress, led SAT.. FEB. 3rd Pennsylvania General State gift shows at Holiday House, the by Sen. ----- ’The princess was one of six case, traders anticipated the control and “ grafted” rabbits and K.M. Twombly of the How­ Edward M. Kennedy. RICHARD Intimate "Gibson Lounge" Authority awarded $50 million Colosseum, and at permanent Mrs. Robert Karm and Mrs. daughters of the Prince Alain de coming support and started a will receive Identical diets. Af­ ard Johnson’s off the The group presented to Udall in bonds to an investing group Wdlbiu" showrooms at 225 Fifth Ave. Walter Heimann, members of Rohan, the last male descen- CRENNA Lunch ■ 11 A.M. buying drive about 6 points ter sacrifice, of the animals, Cross Parkway will be among _____ a request, made public ’Thurs­ Saturday which bid 99.011 for various cou- Manchester Hadassoh, will dant of a French family dating Dinner 6 P.M. Dinner — 6 P.M. above the Nov. 8 qlose. serum cholesterol and ester pons, setting an annual net in­ about 100 association officers Three Manchester residents day, that unused or unnecessary The baxUy battered con- speak and show slides of Israel back to the 12th century. ’The De Sunday 12 Noon - 8 P.M. studies as well as histologic sur- terest cost of 4.649 per cent. and directors. fhave been elected officials of import licenses now held by the at a meeting of the Mlzpah- Rohans fled to Prague during glomerates and other glamor y^yg nyiu be conducted at the Defense Department or by im­ WAirUMITIL DARK Elegance Without Extravagance at Tennnessee awarded $36 mil- How to promote more “ din- the enployes’ credit union of Spencer Circle Tuesday at 12:30 the French revolution and later stocks were the major beneflcl- gites to note any differen- ,io‘n“lnTarious purpose bonds to ing out by the entire family” Hartford’s Metropolitan Dls- porters of No. 4 oil be reallo­ In Connecticut, savings banks offer a sensible, tow-cost way to buy life insurance. p.m. in the Reception Hall of settled in Austria. aries of the snapback, but blue ^^g arteriosclerotic develop- inyegtors which bid l(K).(X)99 tor heads the meeting agenda, trict Commission. Raymond J. Right! cated to import No. 2 fuel oil. MNStirrag.EFREM I FOR South Methodist Church. ’The Princess Aiiette had a $400-a- chips recouped lo^ ground. various coupons, setting an an- Plans tor the Ninth CJomblned Lavery of 40 Packard St. was Kennedy said Udall was IBALIST. JR. The rally was continuing to fine Honors work at Dickinson is interest cost of 3.8119 Why low-cost? Savings Bank Life Insurance (SBLI) is yours to buy direct . . . at the event Is open to the public. month job with a French mining ,______Cluh UNDER Restaurant-Motor Hptel Con- elected president; Alton J. “very cordial and receptive” ----- company in Paris. Neighbors “Good, Bad A shape Friday morning when it pgrt of a program in Indepen- bank. The bank employs no outside sales force . . .W no one will call on you. That’s Ugly” 860 MAIN ST., EAST HAR’TFORD, CONN.—289-4369 21 ventlon and Trade Show will Munsie of 676 Keeney St. sec- during the hour - and - a - half The Stanley Circle of South described her as a serious wom- fCHPITOL faltered. At the first sign of ^gnt study designed to give the Riyer Project Agricultur- meeting, but he added, “ until Iwillliwonile From 1:46 Boston's be explained. retary; and Albert E. Bombar- why the cost is low on all SBLI policies. Methodlst Church will meet an. weakness, agile traders dumped gyperior student an opportunaty improvement and Power Dis- we have an adjustment of the stocks again because of a. com- a self-directed experience, j^jet of Arizona awarded $32 The lack of qualified chefs dier of 9 Emerson St., a mem- Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. In Su- ______Dancing may become worse witli the loss her of the board of directors. Look: Our 35-year-old friend knows what he’s talking about. His $5,CKX) SBLI straight current situation, it would be ing weekend loaded with ten­ an introduction into research, nilllion in bonds to investors sannah Wesley Hall of the ______' ____ Each life policy costs only $9.(X) a month — even less with yearly dividends paid as earned! difficult to say I’m satisfied.” "CHOSEN sions. and practice in reporting the set an annual net interest Rep. Edward P. Boland, D- church. Mrs. Richard W-. Dupee ___THEXTRE EAST Night The Associated Press average After only six months, he started building guaranteed cash values! will review the book “ <|k)mfort- [jjjS i, MtMM no results of his investigation. g^gt gf 4 23s per cent. ICass., said the meeting was 8-12 p.m. of 60 stocks tMs week lost a d evot^ to a genered discussion, able Pew” by Pierre Berton. Hy*- WHAT WOULD YOU 007 FEW New York State announced A variety of life insurance plans. . . all at low cost . . . is available from a mutual mere .3 at 314.9. possible 4.0 In Ms major fl million of bonds and that Udall promised to re­ lial 3rd SMASH WEEK The downtrend was more ob- savings bank. You need not be a depositor. Come in and ask about low-cost SBLI ,.M U fT END TUES. 20th CiNIURY FOX is necessary before a stodwt Francisco view the matter. a m - soon. ’The Interior Department is Cel. $50,000 lid -k ^ K kV may pursue Bay Area Rapid Transit District Saa tha apactacia and aplandor of expected to issue soon the oil • N. Y, DoUy News! search ^ $70 million on April 10. CONNECTICUT'S In Damages fidl Steve M^ueen ■"■‘ INCIIllilVI who successf^y coini^ete ^ e corporate calendar totals import quotas for 1968. program graduate with depart- ^g29 mll- Kennnedy indicated after Fri- HARTFORD (AP) — Leslie CHARGE YOUR JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT YOU 'LL NEVER FORGET ITtll “THE GROUPE” menital honors. cpming next week. The Mu- AND day’s meeting that the Interior (3oyle of New Britain, hit by a Department was maintaining car two years ago while she FROM MISQUAMICUT, R. I. PRESCRIPTION nicipal calendar next week is MIKE KELLIN CARY MERRILL about $167 million. avimcs aik its ccmtention that suppplles are was crossing East Street in New CHEVY SHOW S B Pother Disappears Britain, has been awarded 880,- , SAND adequate. RUBY DEB BROCK PETERS “ I’m certainly not satisfied 000 damages by a Superior F E B RTJ a r y 2 / 3 / 4 PEBBLES 1 QHHB LONDON —In 18th century In tf ia with the explanation given to Court jury. JACK GILFORD THELMA RITTER England the array of measur­ HARTFORD ARMORY Join The Fun This Weekend! W e k e m e H f ELASTIC us by Assistant Secretary (J. The jury Friday awarded her liia n a ilM ing units accepted in commerce OF MAMIESTEI Cordell) Moore,” Kennedy said. father, Donald Coyle, anotheT included such now-lost stand­ Benafit; Marcti of Dimaa MAIN o r r K i lA IT MAMCH M B MUNCH ED McMAHON JAN STERLINO STOCKINGS filMoInteM. l,ewiwMrMf

HUmrl^pstPr It is a litany which has become, for •Wonders of the Universe- Employed Deceit, Surprise the nation, as routine and as unaaUs- Events in ^ PcOplc In fyiiM: ae the toped message of some an^ Connecticut Yankee ^Qpttttt^ ileraU i swering service. If only the President By A.H.O. Capital Space Cooperation PDBU8HKD BY TTM ^ who prays could somehow be liberated yC Get to Embassy on ‘Trojan Horse’ The News HERALD PRIMTINO CO.. INC. from hia own closed-circuit logic! If only 13 Blaa«U Street We no longer have wood­ legs, and, finally, put one rear Warning to Firm* Glenn congratulatory message Mmnehewer. Conn. he oouM see himself as so much of hia leg into walking posKlon and By DR. I. M. LEVITT EJditors note — How did the The operatives were from the The success of toe Commu- A similar picture emerges In Mother Sues Son THOMAS F. iteROUSON chucks on our place, for possi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Com­ by Nikita Khrushchev, toe late own nation, so mucdi of the world, sees took a alight lunge away from Communist Viet Cong manage CIO Sapper Battalion, a unit nists in gaining easy access to every other government admin WALTER R. raROUSON ble use in prognosticating the panies doing business with toe The InabHlty to reach some President John F. Kennedy pro­ NEW YORK (AP) — Freder­ Even on PubUsbera __ the dog. to blaze into action in Saig;on, that developed from the FlOO thc city and staying for at least Istratlve center in Vietnam at- Founded October 1, 1881 him! If only someone could take him, government were warned today degree of cooperation between posed that toe two cotmtrles ick Maurice Mizrahi won duration of winters, or observ­ The dog now pounced, took , the capital of South Vietnam, Sapper squad that blew up toe three days also throws into tacked In recent days by the and us, out of an alley ao desperate and they’ll lose their contracts if pool their efforts in space. The $100,000 tn the state lottery, but Publtehed Every Evenln* Except SjuxUye ing the tradltianal rites of the possum In hie jaw, shook it toe United States and toe Soviet and sustain their effort for four old U.S. Embassy in 1964, and doubt the effectiveness of the Communists. Westmoreland and Holldaya. Entered at the Poet Office « blind even prayer does not know what they practice religious discrimi­ resulting meeting between Dr. you can't get him to cash the Mancbeeter. Conn., aa Second Claes Mall Groundhog Day. Ump, then dropped it on toe Union, toe two major space days? An Associated Press re­ and the Brinks bachelor offi­ Vietnamese security In and may be forced to deploy U.S. to ask for, beyond mercy and some nation in employment. Hugh L. Dryden of NASA and check or even talk about It. He’s litte r.______Instead of wooddiuoks, we ground, and stood over K, bark­ porter who has covered Viet­ cers’ quarters at Christmas, around Saigon. troops In defense of these cities miraculous deliverance. But if there is A memorandum from Secre­ powers, Is beginning to concern academician Anatoly A. Bla- even being sued by his own subscription r a t e s have possums, whose single ing furiously. The poseum, once scientists both In this country nam for nearly six years ana­ 1966. Senior American commanders towns, a role he has hoped mother, but he doesn’t seem to Payable In Advance no one to lead him and us out, if there tary of Labor W. Willard Wlrtz g;onrarov In June 1962 produced SUNDAY service that we know of is to lyzes the situation. The second part was the infll- One Y e t ...... mOO more, played toe roJled-over- said in certain industries and and abroad. They are wondering the three-part bilateral space had high hopes that the Viet- would be carried out by the care. a u Monlha ...... 1100 is no such easy mercy and deliverance, demonstrate the advantages of - Vietnamese. dead scene. The dog retreated companies “ some religious whether there can ever be an agreement. tratlon of the populous Saigon namese army would effeeUvely Frederick Is 16 months old. Three Mootbs ...... J-M then let him and us at least have the one technique of survival over By PETER ARNETT suburbs by uniformed regular One Month ...... 188 _ and put his head down between groups, notably Jews, and to understanding between toe two The first part provided for take over the security role in lA veteran of the French Indo­ The ticket In his name was asset of having our own eyes open as Associated Press Writer soldiers. These troops had been another. his paws again, his eyes blink­ some extent Catholics, are still countries — an understanding toe launching of experimental the provinces around Saigon. china war commented, “ I trace made out for him by hts father, ' IffiMBER OF assembled outside the capital THE ASSOCIATED PRESS we ourselves struggle with the problem. The reason we have poseums ing. In three or four minutes, excluded from positions at cer­ that can have tremendous Im­ meteorological satellites with SAIGON (AP) — The Viet The 199th Brigade had broken the French defeat tn Indochina David, who also bought tickets The ASBocIted Press Is exclusively enlllled during the first day of Tet. but nO woodchucks comes down toe possiun once more began to tain levels of responsibility.’ ’ pact on the future of marfe an exchange of data between Cong commandos who stormed enemy forces down to squad to the time when they were in the name of hib iwlfe, IBar- to the use of republlcatlon of all news to - Their mission w is not suicidal ptch es credited to It or not otherwise credit­ To Translate Computerese to the kind of relatlondiip each turn its head forward. Soon the Wirtz reminded contractors reach into space. the two countries. The secemd the U.S. Embassy Wednesday size In Gla Dlnh Province, ‘forced to use French troops to bars, and other son, Marco, 6. You can ed In this paper and also the local news pul>- by design but by Its nature tre­ The next thing we are to have, as part achieved with our dog. two lay blinking at each other, that an Executive Order Issued Practical sclenUsta moat fam­ part involved toe launching of rode into Saigon concealed in a which surrounds the capital. defend the cities. There are just Under state law persons un- mendous casualties could be ex­ rtaMs of republlctlon of special dls- The woodchuck, too slow to each waiting for toe other to by the president in 1966 bans iliar with this problem are de­ special satellites for mapping ' truckload of flowers. In the month the 199th depart- not enough troops to do both der 21 cannot manage property, ptebes herein are also reserved.______of our general computerization of civi­ pected. beat anybody to his own bur­ fall asleep. discrimination in employmenit pressed because of the absence the earth’s magnetic field. The ed, enemy forces grew back to jobs — fighting In the cities and including Inheritances or prize lization, is to be the gift of Russian sci­ Like the Greek soldiers who The Communists proved to be The Herald Println* C o m ^ y Inc., as­ row, invariably turned to face a Each time, the dog put on the of meaningful joint projects and third part provided for battalion and larger strength. in the jungles.” money, and court-appointed sumes no financial responsibility Jp*" ence, and it Is to be a computer which by companies selling goods or hid In a wooden horse to enter masters of the little details nec- rraphloal errors a p p e a r in g In^vertls^ento foe. The d^ circled; the better act, so that the possum services to toe government. total lack of a common meeting joint communications experi­ guardians must oversee the will be able to understand human Troy, Viet Cong employed de­ essar yfor success. and other reading matter In The Manchester groundhog sold Uq life as dear­ moved first. But when toe dog The order applies also to busi­ ground on which cooperation ments using toe Echo 2 satel­ holdings. Evening H e r a l d . ______speech. ceit and surprise to launch their All the sappers killed at the Mrs. Mizrahi and young Mar­ EARN ly as he could. It was always could be built. At toe American lite. responded, the possum went nesses dealing indirectly with attack—two tactics aa old as American Embassy carried Full service client of N. E. A. Se^^ce Inc_ Those who have been following the merely a matter of time. And Ump again. It could play the the government such as banks, Astronautical Society meeting in This was followed by a sec­ co went into State Supreme Publlsbers Repretntatlves — '^ e Julto war itself. forged curfew passes that would Court Friday seeking the money Mathews Special .^ n c y — New York. Chi- evolution of language Itself during the in time there were no more game forever, and be forever as repositories of federal funds, New York, Arnold W. Frutkln, ond agreement In November, Latest Enemy Deaths caco, ^ tro lt and Boaton.______Hiding under the blooms on have defied the closest security. now. relative Infancy of the Influence of the woodchucks left, to infest the safe inside toe armor of its and Insurance companies play­ assistant administrator for in- 1966, for the preparation and flower trucks wiis but one meth­ They used an elaborate system According to court papers, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- computer will understand that the ar­ com. prune the cucurbits, wad­ complete defenselessness, its ing a role in medlcstre. ternatiimal affairs of toe publication of a joint review of od used to Infiltrate a city hap­ of recognition signals, such as “ at the time of each purchase of T10N8.______dle through the summer mead­ National Aeitmautlcs end Space space bIolog;y and medicine. rival of some new kind of interpreter frustratoigly complete surren­ pily preparing to embark on the fastening the top button of civil­ Are Based on Count the lottery tickets it was the In­ Display advertising closinghours: ows, or come up to give weath­ der to the terrible jaws of its V.S. Children Rai*e Administration denounced toe These efforts strived for coor­ the big has been getting more and more neces­ ian shirts and donning colorful For Monday — 1 p.m. JVlday. Soviet Union for its hypocrisy dination of Indepedent efforts annual celebration of Tet, the tention of David Mizrahi that For Tuesday — 1 p.m. SWurday. sary. Nothing could be more fitting than er forecasts on the second day enemy. The poseum was for­ $523,535 for School* shirts of similar patterns. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Moiiday. and lack of sincerity in Interna­ rather than cooperative ven­ Vietnamese lunar new year and the three members of his family FV)r Thursday — 1 p.rd. Tues^y. to have this Interpreter be the computer of Febmary. ever completely safe, and toe WASHINGTON (AP) — More traditionally a time of peace The sappers used official U.S. tn whose names the UcketB •were For Friday -r 1 p.m. Wednes^y. The possum can't run as fast possum never tired. tional space cooperation. He de­ tures. By Units in Action itself. than half a million dollars, Frutkln points out that even and tranquility. vehicles that they had stolen purchased would share qually FOr S tu ito y — 1 p.m. Thursday. as a slow chuck. He couldn't We thought to keep watch an- plored their willingness to talk Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before The computer, much more than the enough to build 600 schools In In these limited projects the The Viet Cong arrived in months earlier to ride Into the SAIGON (AP) — The allies’ as well as those caused by artll- the proceeds, if any of the putalictlon. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday turn fast enough to face a cir­ til we saw the dog grtve up. and and observe but reluctance to and Monday publication. ______atom, space, or any of the other novel­ other lands, has been raised by assign scientists for joint plan­ results have been disappoint­ provincial buses, In taxis, on radio station. reports of Communist deaths in >er>’ tired from great distances tickets purchased was selected cling foe if he tried. He has a pretend to sleep long enough to American youngsters for the were not estimated or added for a prize.” ties of our time, has been responsible ning, development and opera­ ing. Only toe comnumicatloins motor scooters and by foot. The mission of the comman­ Saturday, Fcbniaiy S weak, insipid face and jaw. let the possum really get out the big Red offensive-now “unless someone Peace Corps School Partnership tion. project was completed. Although They easily entered a wide open dos was to fight to the death. ______for Infiltrating into the language those But, if survival Is the aim, of sight, but, of the three of us The. regulars ithat slipped from 12,704 for 102 hours—are based J^(;t^Ja^y gets in there and - J ------Program. The story of noncooperation declining to transmit, the Soviets city. Divorcing Eighth Wife multisyllabic mathematical-sounding ab­ the possum has a technique far blinking drowsily from our vari­ Jack Vaughn, Peace Corps di­ between toe United States and did provide reasonable data re­ Only on one previous occasion the paddyfields Into the Cholon on body counts “ by units In ac- counts the bodies.” LOS ANGELES (A^>) — Earl stractions which make any tongue ca­ superior to the elemental cour­ ous positions in the scene, we, Pity The Leader rector, said Friday the total the Soviet Union is a sod one lating to their reception of ra­ has the Vietnamese Tet been so and Gla Dlnh suburbs of Saigon tlon,” the U.S. Command’s chief Gen. William C. Westmore- W. “ Mad Man” Muntz, once pable of using them seem learned but age of the woodchuck. inside our window, were the raised to date is 3623,536. The and difficult to reconcile with dio signals. In magnetic field rudely violated. That was in were to hold (wt as long as pos­ of Information said today. land, commander of U.S. forces known nationally as an auto One could not help but pity the poor One evening rwt long ago, we money from pupils In American which sometimes fall to communicate first to tire. When we awoke, the Soviet’s reputation as mapping no exchange of data 1789 by Gen. Nguyen Hue. He sible, for at least three days, ac­ American reports for the in South Vietnam, told a news dealer,______has filed suit for divorce tried to referee an encounter President, and sympalhlge with him. anything other than a certain pointless the possum had gone, the dog schools buys materials for acknowledged leaders in the lias taken place. The meteorol- was a Vietnamese patriot who cording to prisoner interroga­ same period 6 p.m. Monday to conference Thursday that since his eighth wife, accus- schools abroad. and suffer wtth him, on two counts as, mutuality of sophistication. between our dog and a possum. had a nothing-has-been-happen- propaganda field. They have ig­ Iog;ical exchange Is not efftfc- celebrating Tet with his army tions. midnlght Friday, list 318 Amerl- 6 p.m. Monday, “ which was the "cruelty, intemper- on 'niursday, In the midst at searing ac­ Now we have oasurance that, in time, As we first observed them, both ing expression, and we were left The 500th school will be built nored numerous opportunities to Uve, for, while the Soviets de­ five days early, marched 300 Vietnamese intelligence has can soldiers and 661 South Viet- official begfinnlng of the (allies ) ^jjce and Infidelity.” in Llachshu, Peru, using funds counts of events In Vietnam, he unveil­ lay motionless, some 15 feet pondering the pluses and mi­ partUIpate In joint ventures scribed their satellite as opera­ miles up the central Vietnamese Identified the regular troops as namese troops killed. truce, the enemy has lost superior court suit, filed there will be a computer able to trans­ the students at Newport High from one another, the possum nuses of the only perfect de­ from vriiich they would have tional, their data comes in too coast, and routed a Chinese in­ belonging to the 165A Viet Oong The U.S. Information chief, 5,800 men killed In action. Friday, said Muntz, 64, and his ed his own feeling and thinking In pub­ late computerese. School in Newport, Pa., raised helpless and twisted, the dog fense against superior force we reaped extended favorable pub­ late for cooperatlonal use. Co­ vasion force that presumed he Regiment that has long operat- Brig. Gen. Winant Sidle, said The next d y , the wife, Virginia. tj3, married In lic. Almost everythiivg that happens Is a through variety shows, maga­ with his jaw down between his have ever seen. We don’t know, licity. ordinated launchings are still would be holidaying like the rest around Saigon. This unit was while the great bulk of the of the continuing heavy fighting, Springs on May 23, 1962. In one of his public appearances of point or part of a circle which will even­ zine subscription sales and oth­ paws, eyes half closed, but even now, which to feel toe One wonders how they can in the future. There have been of the country. thought destroyed by the U.S. communist dead have been the U.S. Command announced The couple resides In Enclno. tually come full. er student-run ventures. the day, that at the annual Presidential watching. Gradually, as we more sorry for, the woodchuck justify their refusal — uidess it long delays in the biology-medi­ Gen. Nguyen Hue now is the Army’s 199th Infantry Brigade claimed by government forces, the Communist death count had They have no children. The Llachshu project repre­ prayer breakfast at the Shoreham Hotel watched, the possum, using no who dies in his own hot blood, is on seciutty grounds, for they cine review because of disagree­ greatest Vietnamese military in 1967. The 199th moved*away ,.^,g ygj broken down skyrocketed to 10,633. sents a halfway mark in the President Johnoon said this: Not Bad Lookinsr, Either single discernible movement, the possum who grovels for his have said again and again that ment on details of toe scope hero. When the Communist g;uns from the Saigon environs at the numbers killed by the Explaining the gigantic one- ‘Satchmo’ Sings Italian program. Its goal is to have "The nights are very long. The winds One of the more recent scientific dis­ twisted its head around to a life, or the kUler who finds him­ and format of the publication. started hammering the groggy end of the year, leaving security (South Vietnamese day increase, Sidle said, “ The SAN REMO, Italy (AP) — 1,000 schools financed by July 1. the same launchers which orbit level position, facing the dog. self Incapable of the klU. But NASA proposals in 1964 for an city of Saigon Wednesday morn­ to a Vietnamese ranger task tb^ge billed by U.S. 5,000-some-odd figure incom- Louis "Sotchmo" Airmstrong are very chill. Our spirits grow weary coveries which can be applied to the 1969. Fund drives to complete their satellites can also launch In the next three or four min­ anyway that's why we have no exchange of visits to deep space- ing, the Vietnamese population force ” plete at the time.” He said there got a standing ovation and won and restive as the springtime of man war man Is finally beginning to wage the job are now under way at warheads to any point on the utes the possum opened its tracing and data facilities and remembered their history. The Communist regiment sidle said the casualty figures had been a lapse of 24 hours m admission to the finals of the seems farther and farther away." against air pollution is the discovery report on Grouixtoog Day this 300 American schools, the Peace earth’s smface. But then, one eyes, rose gently on Its front in 1966 for joint communications The Viet Oong announced they moved In right under the rang­ released In Saigon by the U.S. the reporting system and the San Remo festilveil Friday de­ As President, he said, he had no right that a tree works harder and more con­ year. Corps reported. also wonders why they do not realize that the military capa­ tests via the Soviet Molniya 1 would honor a seven-day truce ers’ noses. Command come from regular figures, “ which normally would spite a shaky rendition of a song to tell his fellow citizens whether or how sistently than any mechanical device at A total of five Communist bat­ Capital Footnotes bilities of toe two countries are satellite met with the answer at Tet and the allies half be­ reports Issued every six hours have mounted steadily during in Italian. they should worship. the vital business of keeping a healthy that this was not currently pos­ ______,______talions,______all Viet Cong _ and re- by American divisions. He said that time, appeared to have Armstrong, a foremost The Increase in the dollar vol­ too smllar for this to remain lieved them despite the Commu- But, he said, "I can, and I do, tell you balance of chemicals in the air we sible. ntat record of truce violations cruited In the populated regions jbe body counts may be made jumped fantastically. trumpet man, sang a song ume of installment credit in 1967 a fetish. News of Senior Qtizeiis In contrast to this noncoopera­ over the years. of the Mekong Delta and the by squad- or platoon-size units. Many high level U.S. officers that In these long nights your President Breathe. was the smallest for any year Richard W. Porter, aerospace tailored for his gravel voice by prays.” If we could get a situation in which HI folks, here we are again for this meeting we would hope consultant of the General Elec­ tion between the Soviet Union But as the battle of Saigon provinces around the city, were "but never larger than compa- are known to look with some three Italian Journalist-compos­ since 1962, the Federal Reserve and any other nation, except doubt on South Vietnamese mili­ We can assure him, we think, that we had ten new trees planted lor every . with another busy and enjoy­ to hear of your interest by call­ Board says. tric Co. and an authority on In­ continued Into Its fourth day believed committed to the Sal- ny-slze.” This indicated, he ers. He said it was his first ren­ ing the center. France, toe United States has gon fight. said, that the figures did not re tary reports of enemy killed. there are not many people in this coun­ new automobile we allow upon the high­ able week behind us. Secretary of State Dean Rusk ternational space relations who Saturday, It became apparent dition In Italian. cooperated with 70 other coun­ Vietnamese security men gyit from “ estimates or gfuessti- The government forces do not It is also our ambition to have will receive an honorary degree meets regualrly with Soviet tliat the major reason for the The Rome independent dally try who do not, in one way or another, ways—at least 80 new trees for every Our arts and crafts program tries In space projects. These have determined that only a few mates.’' normally disclose their own cas- professional persons to come to Sunday from Loyola University scientists, reports their Insist­ Viet Cong’s successes in South II Messaggero commented that share his attitude of prayer, and who new diesel truck—^we would be holding on Monday and Thursday morn­ have Involved ground-based of the Communist regulars and the Center from time to time of Chicago. The secretary will ence that fruitful international Vietnam’s capital was the The field counts are reported ualties In numbers but refer to bis performance was “ supberb, do not wish that some portion of the our own in the race against the pollu­ studies using NASA satellites commandos - ...... ” ------“ light” or even if one could not understand ings is going along in fine style to talk on such Important but not deliver a speech at the cere­ cooperation Is not possible painstaking organizational work had previously battalion, Sidle said, and them In terms of anguished burden upon the man in the tion of our own msddng. complexed subjects as Medicare, without disarmament. The So­ and progframs involving toe ac­ In the months preceding the on­ been to Saigon. The capital’s In- ,,, command “ moderate.” one word." with an encouraging nutober of mony, the State Department tual flight of satellites designed, White House might be Hfted. We can This new discovery of practical value Social Security, as well as other viet Union is not interested In slaught. frastructure provided the maps jq "the "^division which Issues a Last Tuesday, government All songs are entered in Ital- persons attending, and from said. and built abroad. Eight foreign asMire him, too, that very few Ameri­ for a tree goes along with previous councillng services. It is a Edward D. Re, chairman of extending the meager areas of The fighting in the city has and the guides. “ sltrep,” or situation report, ev- army spokesmen Invited news- ian, and Juries of spectators and their chatter and laughter we^ satellites have been launched In cans doubt the genuineness and the sin­ knowledge about the tree's role In hold­ known fact that there are many the Foreign Claims Settlement cooperation as long as the Viet­ not been a hit and run affair. For secrecy, the Communists ery six hours to the force head- men to travel to the central journalists vote on the basis of would say that you who cooperative International proj­ cerity of the emotions the President con- ing moisture In the soil, preventing ero­ advantages from the many pro­ Commission, was confirmed nam situation exists. Such glob­ The past few days have shown appMently ^^ deliberately...... used quarters. In addiUon, he said, highlands town of Ban Me Thuot song quality and the manner of haven’t yet attended this pro­ ects involving Canada and 10 feaees. sion, and helping build up fertility. grams available, but often they Friday by the Senate as assist­ al political overtones make it that the Communist under- strangers for the battle. the division submits a 24-hour where they said "we have their presentation. gram are really missing some­ appear hard to understand and most unlikely that useful ex­ European coimtries. Foreign But even as his people can join the Both of these services the tree can ant secretary of state for cultur­ ground is as effective and all- Police report that none of the report “ consolidating the sltreps scored a significant •victory,” thing. Where else could one go for this reason we would like changes of information can be scientists are solicited to con­ pervading In Saigon as in the prisoners captured so far has gj„j updating, with every effort killing 160 Viet Cong and North Astronaut Widow President in his attitude of prayer, they perform Just by doing what comes natu­ al affairs. tribute experiments for NASA and pass the time of day with to have qualified persons visit Initiated. While the newly most contested hamlets in the been able to give the location of made to detect dupUcatlon” of Vietnamese troops and captur- Engaged to Marry feel forced to Include in thetr own hopes rally, from being let grow. friends while making worthwhile with you from time to time. Capital C)uote adopted space treaty does set flights. Elighteen such have been countryslde. houses where they picked up ing 31. body count reports. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) —Mrs. every minute, for the President, the nation, and the And it is usually something fairly good articles for either your home Our Intentions are to do what “ Present legislation is not suf­ up a code for mutual rescue selected and five others are un­ The commandos and Commu- their weapons and ammunition, In an unusual move, appar­ From force headquarters, the Martha Chaffee, widow of world the hope that he could somehow to look at too. or a fine gift for someone? we possibly can to assist you ficient to deter those who are procedures, one has to wait for der consideration. Twenty-sev­ nlst regulars who slipped into They were issued the weapons ently owing to the claimed one­ consolidated reports are Comdr. Roger B. Chaffee, one extricate himself from, 'somehow find Our weekly Monday Pinochle with your many problems and playing Russian roulette with a an imwelcome catastrophe be­ en foreign scientists have sub­ sidedness of the battle, the gov­ the city In the days Ijefore Tet at night by the cell leader. The checked and submitted to the of the three astronauts killed In Tournament Is proving very your enjoyment. We want to do sugar cube.” —Sen. Prank J. fore this treaty can be imple­ mitted 30 proposals to study ernment forces disclosed their something better than; the wooden, Invlovement In Guatemala were absorbed into the Saigon Communists have lost many U.S. Command In Saigon where last year’s Apollo I spacecraft popular and the following win­ this in appreciation for all you Lausche, D-Ohlo, after introduc­ mented. Thus, unless lives are lunar materials to be returned population by the underground troops, but the undergfround re­ own casualty figures: 40 killed every hour earning stilted litany he uses when he rises out The other day, Cuban Premier Pldel by the future Apollo astronauts. a further check is made for du­ fire, said Friday she was en­ ners received prizes: George folks have •done over ‘toe years ing a bill prohibiting possession at stake, there will be no close like out-of-town relatives attend­ mains In perfect shape in Sai­ and 60 wounded of hie attitude of prayer and begins to Castro attended a reception at the Apo­ Cooperation between tots plication . The fig;ures filtered gaged to a widower with five Schroll, 612; Martin Mader, 664; tor us. Why not help us so that of LSD by unauthorized persons. working agreement. ing a family reunion. The Com­ gon. When newsmen arrived at renew his argument with the world. stolic Nunciature In Havana. He men- country and the Soviet Union through this process are those children. Mary Thrall, 647; Ruth John­ we may help you? There have been numerous munists operate In Saigon in With all their planning and Ban Me Thuot they found gov­ On this dark Thursday in Vietnam, itioned this in the speech with vdiich he Is limited by Soviet political released by the command to Mrs. Chaffee, 30, has two chil­ son, 642; Alice Petersen, 533; Drop In tor a visit whenever The word, “caucus” is of un­ attempts on toe part of U.S. clandestine three-man cells. careful execution, the Commu­ ernment troops battling Com­ wound up the recent Cultural Congress considerations. The Soviet news media, Sidle said. dren, 6 and 9. the big 5% the President, in the White House, was Edythe Dexter, 526. There Is your around this way; we’d en­ certain etymology, although an scientists to initiate coopera­ These cells managed to secret nists managed to carry out their in the Cuban capital. In the United hierarchy has for this reason The government forces use munist attackers In the town It- Her fiance, W. C. Canfield, 41, participating, ies- time in their life. You get this deduction for in­ them, 'Truly, I say to you, as Dr. Eugene Davis and Dr. Saigon poUce were vaguely than any other Latin-American Roman day, Wednesday and Friday not fall us even if it means dying be­ By now most people are fa­ surance even though you do not you did It to one of the least Robert Knapp are rc-elected aware of the events building BEAT THE SPRING PRICES! Catholic priest has tUl now. Although mornings from 9 :30 to noon. How miliar with the old-established LOFT'S KITCHEN fore another morning comes. ^ the Archbishop of Recife, In Brazil, has have sufficient other medical ex­ of these my brethren, you did dhalrman and vice chairman around them on Tet eve. But about dropping In during this rules on medical deduction: No penses to qualify for the regular respeotively, of the Manches­ “ That Is as sure as this brave man"^ given the regime In Brasilia— and per­ It to me.’ — Matthew 26:40 worry dissolved in the gaity of time and give us a helping credit Is, received until your medical deduction. Song ter Chapter, American Red FRESH CANDY Is standing here. It la he who says the haps even the Pope—some qualms, he the festivities and the comfort­ ON KITCHEN hand? Maybe you can’t stay for total bills exceed 3 per cent of What If you do have consid­ Love that Is hoarded, moulds Cross. ing, innocent roar of the fire­ enemy will fall—again—and again—for has not yet taken to the maquis. But long or maybe Just one of the adjusted gross income. Even erable medical expiense in ad­ at last crackers. Police since have as long as he threatens the freedom and what are we to make of things when Tiown Selectmen reconunend WELDON DRUG CO. days, but whatever would cer­ then, you receive credit only dition? Proceed as you have In Until we know some day learned that the Communist AND REC ROOMS Uie peace we Americans wUl never three missionary members of the Mary- tainly be appreciated. for toe excess beyond toe 3 per a 20-mil31 wlUch is two mills m MAIN STRFfl OFF the past with the listing of your The only thing we ever have less than last year. commandos test fired their INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT jdeld.” knoll Order from the United States defy In the past two news columns, cent figure. Cost of prescrip­ medical and dtntal expenses and IS what we give away. weapons during all this din, and NOW! tions were not even considered (subject to regulations In effect from time to time) Later In the same remarks the Presi­ their religious superiors and apparently we, the Town of Manchester, this time include that other 60 nobody noticed. dent undertook the strategy of turning join pro-Castro guerrillas in Guate­ and the Action Commission for until they exceeded 1 per cent per cent or excess of your med­ And kindness that is never used 10 Years Ago The Communist assault on mala? V the Agflng have been talking of Income. Xerox Copy Service the bad news from Vietzvam into refuta­ ical insurance. Add to your total But hidden all alone PoJlce Chief Hermon O. Saigon was launched in two You con BANK BY MAIL What had these three people — two about what we believe to'be a Those were the old rules. the cost of medicines and drugs tion of those domestic critics who have WlU slowly harden till It is Schendel begins training of five parts. In the most spectacular, Manchester on SUNDAY, too priests and a nun—seen in Guatemala very important and worthy pro­ Things are changed this year. exceeding one per cent of in­ As hard as any stone. thought it was bad news for us ever to dogs for a “Canine Cop (3cnps.’’ the commandos were assigned Blueprint and Supply, Inc. that led them to this desperate step? gram that should be of concern Beginning with your 1967 re­ come. From tots total subtract to attack the U.S. Embassy, the become so deeply Involved there. 690 Hartford Rd., Monoheater We pay postage both ways! Without doubt, there is much in Guate­ to many of our senior citizens, turn —the one yo|a will file by 3 per cent of Income. The bal­ It Is the things we always hold The Rev. Percy F. Smth, as­ presidential palace and the ra­ “ Let those who would stop the bomb­ April 15 this year—you have sociate minister o f South You co n hove that mala to cause desperation and heart­ that being the Food Stamp Pro­ ance is deductible. That we will lose some day; dio stattoh. 649-8603 ing,” the President said, “ answer this ache. There is an illiteracy rate of 83 gram. a deduction amounting to 60 per The only things we ever keep Metoodist Church, is appointed These were suicide missions. "Dream Kitchen" question: ‘What would the North Viet­ per cent. Of young people under 20, 70 cent of your cost of medical (NEXT: What the new ndes Are what we give away. mlnlBter of the Now London It is our desire to try to make care Insurance. If your Blue did to senior citizens.) namese be doing if we stopped the per cent do not go to school. A Bank Louis Ginsberg MethodlBt Church at New Lon­ available information regarding don. and convert that bombing and let them alone?' of Guatemala official describes the in­ this program, and to help in any Submitted by “ The answer, I think. Is clear. The fant mortality rate as “ frightful.” And way possible to have those eligi­ Antoinette Bierce, Mon. and Tues. Special! wasted cellar space A READER SERVICE: To supplement this series, get Ray Director of Christian Education, enemy force in the South would be people are being killed (or disappear ble to take advantage of this 26 YEARS FOR ATOMIC De Cranes all-new 1968 booklet, a llne-by-llne guide through the Center Congregational Church Rib Ey» larger. It would be better equipped. The at the rate of three a day In a "riclous program. We have asked you BOMBS into a beautiful Rec 649-5203 tax^form. Use coupon: war would be harder. The losses would and violent gun warfare between ex­ folks for your cooperation in LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP) — STEAK PUTTER helping with the setting up of Room and S^vo be greater. The difficulties would last treme right and extreme left. Last week, ------Salmonella Widespread The 26th anniversary of the Los Baked Potato e Salad e Choice two senior United States military offi­ this meeting, and for those In­ 1 longer, and of one thing you can be “CUT YOUR OWN TAXES” Alamos Scientific Laboratory— of Dressing cers were gunned down In this running- terested to contact Wally Fort­ ~ ] ATILANTA — Although the where the* world’s first atomic NO TIPPING Money. Bure: it would cost many more Ameri­ in, acting director at the Center. Dept. 060 battle. UjS. Pubdlc Health Service rec­ weapons were . built—will be COME AS YOU ABE cans lives.” To date, the results haven’t < / Reporis In responsible British and P.O. Box 489 ords 20,000 isolations of sal- marked Feb. 16 with a ground­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK been too encouraging. There Radio City Station 11 :.S0 A-M. to 0 P.M. SAyiHSS B ank He happened to be speaking at a mo­ French publications I'mply that the ex­ monellae from human sources breaking for another scientific must be a certain number of New York, N.Y. 10019 li f ment when the enemy seemed adequat- treme right In Guatemala Is now a every year, authoiritlies consid­ venture. ' senior citizens out of the many NO OBLIGATION * ly vigorous, in spite of three years of greater threat to peace and security In er th- count o f intestinal ill­ * FREE ESTIMATES thousand.s here In town who Ceremonies are scheduled for bombing. the country than the extreme left. The Please send ...... copy (copies) of CUT YOUR OWN ness only a fraction o f .the true the official start of toe $66 mil­ OF M anchester could qualify and we would The President, in his baffled involve­ Latin-American expert of Le Monde Im­ TAXES at 50 cents each to: 'Incidence o f the disease. Per­ lion Meson physics facility, MAM OFFICI lAtT IIANCN WIST IRANCN like very much to hear- from CALL NOW! — 643-9959 923 Moln L Cantor Car. lanoi Monchaitor Purhed* haps 1 >to 2 minion cases oc­ SOUTH WlMDSOt O M IC I - SwGven Av«io« Shoppine Cantor ment, in his dead end commitment, has plies that United States counterinsur­ you. Plans are to bring to the which wlU probe the nucleus of the atom. • URNSIDI O F9ICI — Sirmpd* Avanwa at Owrch Stroal. ta il Hartford for a l

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•It'* -* 9 * 1 - , ft P A G E SE V E N P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 r .1 Area Churches Bolton N.H. Race Union Heads Reject STA R GAXER!*t 0 C h u r c h e s First CongregstlomU Church Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN- Union GongregaRonal Church Unitarian Fellowship AMS USSA Of Vernon Normal Water Table Means- Flint Church of Christ, St. Bridget Church Bolton Congregatlonai Church MAJL72 Vour Doily Activity Guido SEPT. 23 Rockvine Academy Junior High ^ h o d For G OP Rev. John A. Lacey LBJ Wage Request Scientist Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. J. Stanton Conver, APR. 30 If A cco rd in g to lha Store. OCT. 23 Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Main St., Glastonbury Minister More Drainage Problems 447 N. Main St. Rev. Robert J. Keen Minister *) 4-16-27-38 To develop message for Sunday, >33-54-65-664' Rev. Lyman D. Reed, (Oonttnned from Page One) Rev. Kenneth J. FrisUe ^45-56SM3 reod words corresponding to numbers 73-75-78 AMlstant Minister 10:30 a.m.. Morning Meeting. Rev. Besty F. Reed, negotiations la to the member­ The fact that the water table In the town government, to do Is Polite ll would be fair to ask organized U a.m., Sunday church ser­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service — ^ TAU RU S of your Zodiac birth sign. SO Miss Valerie L. Paradis, Sunday School and Nursery. Dr. Minister Of Christian Education ship.” Is back up to normal is not al­ (Continued from Page One) vice, Sunday School and nurs­ BCasses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 In Sermon “ The Beautitudes.” APR. 21 1 If 31 Popularity 61 Time OCT. 24 IMInister of Christian Education William Goodwin, director of what they think is necessary. labor to make all the sacrifices. Joseph A. Beirne, president of 2 You 9:25 and 10:55 a.m.. Church ways good for ev«ryone. Along If a violation exists, and It Our members have some catch­ ery. the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 Church Schoiri. I M A Y 21 32 A 62 A NOV. 22 Counseling Center of the Hart­ former Sen. Barry Goldwater of the Oommunlcations Workers of 3 Lov«ly 33 You'll 63 Intimote School. the shores of lakes. Where stun- must be prosecuted, go ahead, ing up to do. "Love” Is the subject of the In the auditorium. 6 p.m.. Middle high class. 0 ) 5-14-29-39 4 Love 34 Short 64 New 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades ford YMCA, will speak about Arizona In 1964. America, stated his union’s po­ ■S>’53-62-83-«7 6^15-25-34 lesson-sermon; the Golden Text 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. 5 Your 35 To 65 Asked 49-60-79-66^ 5 through 10. "Explorations In Sensitivity.” 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning mer cottages were converted, he said. In large measure, the polite "All the gains made since 1966 sltlon early this week in a letter 6 Long 36 Now's 66 To Is from Luke, 10: 27. St. Janies’ Church O iM M I SACrTTAKIUS 10:30 a.m. Church School, In­ Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey long ago, Into year-round Working Together approach is ...... a matter.. of political have been eaten up by coot of to the more than 400,000 CWA M A Y 22 7 Short 37 Of 67 Attention The Reading: Room welcomes Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, South Methodist Church 8 Keep 38 Drop 68 Or NOV. .Am fants through Grade 4. St. Francis of Assisi preadhing. Communion. Child homes, the water table some­ Paul Schur, a sanitary engi­ living Increases. Before wages members. JUNE 22 care is available at both ser­ the public at 749 Main St. with Pastor Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. 9 Give 39 PreserKe 69 MMitote d e cC.! 22 1 ^ 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. 073 Ellington Rd., times reaches to the top of the neer from the State Depart­ by In^amSal b ^ e s In 1964ran 10 Your 40 And 70 Height vices. ment of Health, said that the a changre of hours: Monday Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Pastor IP l 8-22-44-631 11 Beware 41 People 71 Wise 10-18-31-42^ Youth Sunday. Sermon topic: South Windsor ba«k lawn, causing problems attack on another Republican “ ®» should be ellm ^ tod . The part, ” our productivity has av- through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 Rev. Thomas Barry Rev. Richard W. Dupee ^^74-76-77 12 Need 42 Reoches 72 Your 51-64-70 “ My Concern About the World Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- with drainage systems. solution to problems of health would be more likelv to hurt freeze should be applied to prof- eraged 7.4 per cent tor years, p.m., excepting on holidays; Bov. Vincent J. Flynn CANCER 13 You're 43 Jeotous 73 Think CAHMCORN Pastor lowshlp. It Is possible that there are and sanitation is "a matter of than to help the c^ellher dividends It’s itot fair to We know that wage setUemenfe Associate Pastor 14 Voice 44 Or 74 Personol I Live In Today." Keith Belyea, JUNE 23 DEC. getting town officials to work Sunday afternoon, 2 to 4:30. Rev. Gary 8. Cornell ISFoce 45 Right 75 Something Steven Miller, and Jdm Purnell Rev. John E. Rikteraitis, 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- many, many septic systems New Hampshire campaigner. i''«®“ «'^ ® « salaries udth- m other Industries require us to Masses at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10:15 Associate Pastor JUL-Y23 16Aod 46 Lover 76 Affair JAN.N. 20 will speak. Assistant Pastor lowshlp, Fellowship HeUI. seeping quietly, and that no one together.” If the health officer Opening his campaign on Jan. freezing prices and proflte. receive a much greater Increase and 11:30 a.m. 17 Your 47 Rest 77 Seeled can seek the advice of the town Center Congregational Church 7-19-24-371 16 Personal 48 Scenery 78 Over 9-17-28-40^ 1 p.m. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ complains alMut his neighbor 12, Romney, an acknowledged Fat Gorman, secretary of the in wage benefits than ever be United Church of Christ 9 EUid 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ iy4i59-71 19 Trip 49 Smile 79 You 52-57-67 W- Masses at 5, 6:45, 7:45, 9, counsel when he has a question, underdog, sought an avenue Amalgamated Meatcutters and tore. We know the Increases in ship. Unitarian Meeting House because he has the same trou­ 11 Center St vice. Service of Holy Commun­ IfO 20 And 50 The 80 Your AOUAIIUS 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. he said, then this is an aid. around this problem by chal- Butcher Workmen of America, living costs require a substan­ Church of the Assumption 21 O# 51 A 81 Envious 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford ble himself. Then the housewife Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Adams St. and Thompson Rd. ion. The Rev. Dr. Shaw preach­ JULY 24. JAN. 21 Lawrence Shulman, field engi­ lenging Nixon to debate. He said sold, "Labor should oppose It tial wage catchup by us. We 22 Secret 52 Appearance 82 To St. George’s Episcopal Church Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat quietly takes her laundry to the Minister ing. Sermon: “ There Is A Rea­ _ AUG 23 23 Time 53 Uplifts 83 Loved FEB.' 19 neer for the State Water Re­ know our wage demand can be Rev. Francis J. Mihalek Rt. 44 A, Bolton Sacred Heart Church laundromat and the bath level that wtmld delineate the issue, ■ • ■ iherc are other ways the Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, Pastor son.” Church School for two- U^^2-12-23-35 24 Change 54 Be 84 Picture 1-13-26^^^ sources Commission, explained spell out the positions of the government can obtain money easily met without any price In- 25 And 55 Enter 85 Lop Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar Rt. 30, Vernon 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Is cut down for a while and the Associate Minister year-olds through Grade 12. 47-58-69 26 Unhoppy 56 Into 86 Nowhere 5061-82-88^ that the laws his department candidates and help the Repub- without taking It from the pay crease." Rev. Ernest J. Coppa Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Nursery and Worship Church whole neighborhood prays for a Miss Antoinette Bierce, Nursery for babies and toddlers. 27 Laughter 57 Extro 87 One n s a s operates under (notably the llcan Party. envelopes of the workers." ” It Is proper tor me to honest- 28 Wardrobe 58 And 68 Speck 8 a.m.. Liturgy of the Lord’s Rev. Patrick Sullivan School. dry spell. IMrector of Christian Education Masses at 7, FEB. 20 CHean Water Act of 1967) are The favored Nixon began his International Longshoremens ly report the great pressure we 8, 8:15, 10:30 10:46 a.m.. Senior High For­ 29 And 59 1s 89 Today Supper. Assistant Pastor Newer homes built on largeq and 11:45 a.m. um. Chapter IV of “ Do It Your­ 30 Exciting 60 Gets 90 Frier>d M A ^ 2 1 designed to protect the Individ­ campaign Friday, rejected the Association Executive Vice will all be under from the corn- 2/4 . 10:15 a.m.. Liturgy of the St. Maurice Church, Bolton lots with a good overlay of sand 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Morning self” religion. 3-20-30-41 11-21-32-43/^ Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and ual or the company charged debate idea and said it would Bresident John Bowers said the pany management, from the -S/55-72-84-89 Good ( ^ ) Adverse 4668-81-90' Lord’s Supper find Church Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor and gravel to ahsorb the mois­ Worship. The Rev. Mr. Steere St. Bartholomew’s Church 7 p.m.. Adult Discussion 11:45 a.m. with a violation until that vio­ not' be good for the GOP. officials of his union "will be various federal and other gov- School. ture are usually not affected. preaching. Topic: "God and the Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Class. “ Foundations of Chrls- lation can be proven. Anyone It was a familiar pattern. In guided accordingly by whatever ernmental agencies and from People.” Installation of Deacons Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 It’s ithe houses built on small charged, he said, has the right Rev. Edward .M. laltose tlEm Faith.” 'The 7th, 8th and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church advance of the 1964 primary th« wage scale committee die- the general public. These pre- Eind Deaconesses. lots, before acre zoning require­ of appeal before the commis­ Assistant Pastor 9th grade Methodist Youth Fel­ St. John’s Episcopal Church Sand Hill Rd. campaign, Rockefeller chal- tates. If the scale Is over the 6*^ sures will take the form of tell- 7:30 p.m.. Social action com­ ments went Into effect, that sion, and then In the courts. lowship will meet In Wesley Hall Main and Hillside Ave., Vernon WappIng lenged Goldwater to debate, us­ per cent level the obligation of ing us we are helping to cause mittee meeting, SEUictuary. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector have the troubles. And adding Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 to h e E ir John Rogers speak "On My Window on the World Rev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar Thermometers Tested Shur went out to iBoltxwi last ing the same argument. Gold- the officers conducting contract inflation." and 11:30 a.m. Being a Negro In White Amer­ another hundred feet of trench, week, at th« ■request of Dr. water refused. By Rev. Oifford O. Simpson 7:45 a.m., if there’s room, is’ often only a Concordia Lutheran Church ica.” Senior High Methodist Holy ^mmunlon. g Communion. WASHINGTON — In the Lervenbhal, to look ov& r the sit­ Romney has tried an Indirect 9 a.m temporary solution. uation on North Rd.', a short 40 Pitkin St. Second Congregational Church Youth Fellowship will have a MANILA — Dark pain and the Divine Word Seminary re- New Liturgy. first year of the National Bur­ approach to counter Nixon’s ar- Largest Strike in 17 Years Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, 385 N. Main St. •worknlght. bright hope. I was standing on celved me warmly. Lecturers go classes, babysitting. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion and eau of Standards there were Ask Dr, Allen Leventhal, town private road near ithe 'lake. g^ument that he is tiie candidate ■One resident had complained Pastor Rev. Felix M. Davis, 7 :30 p.m. The membership ^ ^ ^back and ^ forth. — —They ...... hold joint 10.46 a.m., Holy Communion Sermon. New Liturgy. Church 17,000 tests completed. Of this sanlitary inspector. Ask Dr. of experience. The Michigan the parapet of Fort Santiago and sermon. albout his neiighbors sewage. Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., Minister seminar will meet with Dr. meetings, conversations, and School and Nursery. 1903 totai, 13,000 were tests of Robert Butterfield, town health governor once remarked that Halts Soft Coal Production Assistant Pastor Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, looking over the Pasig River ITils situation Is now In the Shaw at SusEumah Wesley Hall. colloquies. Monday through Friday, 7:45 officer. Ask Harold Laws, town the experience of a man who Associate Minister that has flowed past Manila un­ RockvIUe Methodist Church TWO EX-SPABTANS WIN counsel. Ask First S^ectman hands of aittorneys. has talked recently with Soviet (Continued from Page O n e ) ------— More impressive is a huge p.m.. Evening Prayer. mlnous (tool Operators Associa- 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran der four foreign flags. Spain, mass meeiting scheduled for 142 Grove St. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — When Richard MouTa, Ask the resi­ But Dr. Leventhal said that Premier Alexei N. Kosygin Is munion, Church School and 10 a.m. Morning Worship. there are 'problems with the dis­ more current than that of some­ A mine operator In Kentucky uon In Washington, D.C., esti- ^ u rch England, America, then Japan next SaJtUTday in the ljuneta, Rev. WlUard E. ConkUn, Pastor Jehovah’s Witnesses Oklahoma beat Tennessee In the dents of North Rd., who are Nursery. Nursery through Church School posal systems of at least tour sald It was a coverup by the mated that 23,0(X) men were out (Missouri Synod) In turn have come and gone the largest public park in the Kingdom Hall 1968 Orange Bowl footlmll game having more extreme troubles one who defeated Nikita S. 6 p.m., Knights of St. John. Grade 7. Communion meditation houses on the tower side of the Khrushchev nine years ago. UMW to force coal reserves in Pennsylvania, 35,000 In West Cooper and High Sts. washed along by the stream of Philippines. It Is sponsored by.9:30 a.m.. Church School, HaMord Tpke. two former Michigan State play­ at the moment. 6:30 p.m., Luther League. by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Rev. WilUam H. Wilkens, I don’t think the f u W of ‘n f u s ^ d ® Virginia, 7,000 In Ohio, 2,000 In 3 history. Now the Philippine ban­ both branches of the Chitetian Nursery through Adults. Rockville ers were behind the victory. Dr. Deverrthal said rocentfly ^ in contract neg^otiations In Septem 4:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fel­ Interim Pastor the whole area because the lots our country can be worked out Tennessee, 1L,000 In Kentucky, ner, taut___ ... in ____ the breeze, ______, ^pro-__ Qmrch and both will address 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. Former Michigan State end tlttut he has no dtfifiiculrtijes with ber. Another spokesman specu­ lowship. 'are so small (40-50 foot lots, as by those whose experience Is and 6,600 in Virginia. Another St. Mary’s Episcopal Church claims a future full of hope*^for tile group. It marks the climax Sermon by the Rev. John E. 9 a.m.. Public talk, “ Ancient Chuck Fairbanks coaches the the n'ew homes becaise if his lated that It was a drive by the 8:45 a.m., Stmday School. Di­ 'Opposed to 100 foot frontage limited pretty much to govern­ source pegged the figure at only Church and Park Sts. this young, proud and able na- "t*ie octave of unity” joint- ^°st. District superintendent, and Modern Religion In Latin Sooners. One of his Eisslstants is UMW to organize nonunion Church of Christ vine Worship with Holy Com­ ment,” he has told New Hamp­ 22,000 in West Virginia. Rev. George F. Nostrand, tlon. ly supported by the Resnan Nursery through Grade 4. America” by C. Roth,. Watch- Buck Nystrom, a former Spar­ mines opened In recent years. Lydall and Vernon Sts. munion. conducted by the Rev. tloois.) shire audiences. His speeches Rector Dark pain! I shuddered as I Oathollc CSiurch and the World tower Society representative. tan player. sign th e second part of the per­ Eugene Brewer, Minister Morra, when he looked over Blaze at Netv Jersey Oil Company never mention Nixon’s name. Union mines pay the UMW 40 Rev. James W. Bottoms, Mr. Wilkens of Coventry. walked through the gloom and Oouncll of Churches. Bright Flrst Congregational Church 10 a.m.. Study of Jan. 1 Is­ mit and th e zoning a.geatl will the situation last week, said the On the other hand, one piece cents for every ton of coal, with Taflville Marine Dies Rev. Stephen M. Price damp of the dungeons where hope! United Church of Christ sue of Watchtower, “ How Great not be able to isaue a oenUfioate Smoke billows from flaming tanks during Friday fire at the Imperial Oil Com­ the money going Into the union’s 9 a.m., Bible Clajwes. Church of Jesus Christ of ground was completely aatorat- of Nixon campaign literature Rev. Ronald E. Haldenruui little Eilr and no light penetrat- You have heard of the Black Andover a Witness” page 14. of occupancy tor the house. welfare and retirement fund. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ma- 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: LAttei^—day Saints ed amd thajt the 'best solution pany in Guttenberg, N. J. (AP Photofax) comments: "You can’t hand­ ed. One cavern was six inches Nazsarene? I had 'before ar- Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., More Autfaoiity Asked About 20 per cent of the nation’s rine Pfc. James L. Greene Jr., 'The Resurrection of Jesus.” H lll^w n Rd. and Woodside S’. Gosurncs might 'be tor the residents to shake your way out of the kind 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. below high Ude. Into this the riving here. Now on the ninth Pastor Vernon Assembly of God Church Often, he said, he requires soft coal mines are not organ- son of James L. Greene Sr. of 5 p.m.. Youth meeting. Paul L. NnttaU, Bishop WE CARRY ALL torm an association and buy up it effective? Look at your neigh­ of problems we’ve gx>t today. 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist A Japeinese drove prisoners from lashed against the iron-fenced TalrottvlUe Congregational 7 p.m., EvEingelistic Service. walkout was not available. action, the Pengaton said Fri- Dr. Butterfield said he hopes Rosedale, on another shore of A tihy radio attached to a ance in the heart rhythm be de­ Towns served by the Associ­ ry Goldwater was a candidate 10:45 a.m., FEtpiily Eucharist marks the spot store fronts. Cburch Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer But George Judy of the Bltu- day. a.m.. Public Bible dis- that the Health Aidvisory Oom- the lake. patient, a computer a thou.sand tected, a full team, including ation are Avon, Bloomfield, of extremism,—a man who A new Liturgy. Sermon by the 9:30 Events In the road Itself were two Rev. Tninmn O. Ireland, and Bible Study. INCOME TAX Rev. Mr. Nostrand. course “Your Conscience — Until two years ago, the ndUbee, set up iBBt year, 'Will be­ Shur said yesterday that he miles away and a teojm which physicians and nurses, goes to Bolton, Burlington, Canton, would bankrupt the Social Secu­ Is It a Safe Guide?” whole area of the fort was dls- long lines of men holding Ught- Pastor came active again end draw up can start a stopped heart are work. East Granby, East Hartford, 7 p.m.. Dally, Evening Pray- Wesleyan Methodist Cburch PREPARATION has sent ■wriitten recommenda­ rity System. 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion In W orld gracefully neglected. President to long manila ropes pulling some ordinances tor the town's small part of research projects Often, he said, cardiac arrest East Windsor, Ellington, En­ er. Church Is open dsdly tor Cr>’stal Lake Rd., Ellington tions on the specific complaints “ We don’t want extremes that of the Watchtower magazine ar­ Marcos ordered a chEurge. No them fiercely. There were 9:46 a.m., Church School, proibootlon BO tha.t he has more ^ 'being conducted in Hartford. can be prevented by early warn­ field, Farmington, Glastonbury, prayer. Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor INDIVIDUAL, are outside the mainstream of ticle "How Great a Witness?” Tokyo Protest one had cared. Debris covered literally hundreds of men wear- Nursery through Adult, authority. Leventhal and Butterfield. The projects, at St. Franci.s ings .Should the heart stop, the Granby, Hartford, Manchester, ll a.m.. Worship Service. American thought,” he said. TOKYO, (AP) — Some 1,600 everything. Squatters made It In? towels around their necks BUSINESS AND The authority fa now based gjmr said that he recommend- Hospital, were discussed dur- cardiac arrest team initiates ex­ Newington, Rocky Hill, Sims­ Community Baptist Oiiirch 6 p.m.. Men’s Club dinner 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Goldwater arg^ued there CiUvary Church demonjstrators marched past look even more torlorn. Within struggling for the privilege. The SMALL BUSINESS. on the State heailth ■codes, which, ed that both sanitary systems Ing a kick-off program o f the ternal cardiac massage and ar­ bury, Somers, South Windsor, 585 East Center St. long serpents of humanity twist­ meeting; Guest speaker, the Classes for all ages. wasn’t much difference ibetween Rev. Walter H. Loomis, (Assemblies of God) the PEO'Iiament building today a month it w e i s clesm. Now aocording to a State Depart­ in question be corrected as soon 1968 Heart Fund at the hos- tificial respiration. They can al­ Stafford, Suffield, Tolland, West ed and writhed between on­ Rev. Royal Gibson, minister of 11 a.m., Worship Service. Nur­ Rockefeller and a Democrat Minister 647 E. Middle Tpke. protesting U.S. policy in the roses and lantEina adorn the Call ment o f Health official, are possible, and that the entire pital. so deliver an electric shock Hartford, Wethersfield, Wind­ lookers. They were pulling a Connecticut missions. sery. and questioned the New York­ Rev. Kenheth L. Gustafson Vietnam war Eind alleged Japa- walks that lead between close- minimal. Thie atabe does not is- area be surveyed and the water some 200 volunteer leaders across the chest to get the heart sor and Windsor Locks. er’s past devotion to the Repub­ Pastor nese Involvement In the conflict, cropped scenes of beauty. huge statue of Jesus surmount­ 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. use pennlta to restaurants, for working again. 9 a.m.. Church School tor all 6:30 p.m., FEist and Prayer, JASON J. NOVITCH level checked to ascertain if ropi-esenjling some 12,0(X) in 29 lican cause. He said Rockefeller It was the first demonstration Bright hope! ed by a lEirge cross. To touch Second Congregational Church example, the official said. This Dr. Robert J. Huszar describ­ ages, the expanded session for 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. it is possible to put In an communities, learned that “ wouldn’t work for the ticket” 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. authorized by the Metropolitan xhe brightest hope seems to the cross, to help pull the statue, United Church Of Christ would be up to the town, if it ed a research project involving nursery through Grade 4 con­ Wednesday, 7 p.m,, Prayer 643-1996 — 649-5435 adequate subsurface system. February campaign goal and helped lose the 1960 presi­ 11 a.m., Worriilp. Public Security CJommlttee to i)e education. What a sacrifice to participate In any way Is to Bt. 44A, Coventry adopted an ordinance the taking of electrocardio­ Girl Skiers tinuing during the worship ser­ Service and Bible study. He said that even if toilet $170,000. Among those dential election. 7 p.m.. Gospel service. walk past ParUament while It Is parente make! What a scram- receive special merit. Miracul­ Rev. Robert K. Berhtold, Aittty. Laws noted that drain­ grams from random patients vice. ous powers are claimed for the wastes can be taken care of by attending were Heart Fund vol- In the end, both candidates 10 a.m.. Worship Hour. Com­ In session since the Tokyo pub- tie students perform! Two unl- Minister age troubles with converted new Incinerator type toilets, all and having the results evaluat­ In Olympics statue. unteers from Manchester. lost. Henry Cabot Lodge, who munion. Reception of new mem­ United Pentecostal Church 11c security law went Into effect versiUes enroll over 100,000 summer homes on small lots is the water from sinks, tubs, ed by a computer in Washing­ wasn’t even on the ballot, won 72 Center St. As the Black NEizarene moved 9:30'a,m,, Church School, Dr. Roger G. Conant, presi­ bers. Topic: "How To Pray.” In 1952. young people. The university of a problem ell over 'the state, washing machines must be put dent of the Heart Assocla'Uon ton, D.C. in New Hampshire with write-in (Orange Hall) The law empowered the com- the East, Far Eastern Univer- slowly forward thousands of de­ 11 a.m,, Service of Worship. In Dilemma A nursery Is provided. that oases that oome to oourt somewhere. ■of Greater Hartford, sol'd, that Using portable cart, which in 2 p.m., A service will be con­ Robert Baker, Pastor mlttee virtually to ban demon- slty, with Santo Thomas (found- carrying candles moved 4:30 p.m., Tolland Association are something of a mtiisanj. rent! Imagine a small] room lives every year,” he said. other patient information such tion signed last mon’th by 65 Rev. Widtor A. Hyszko 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ town to assess for neighborhood is for sale, to install a com­ the girls said. Paator-ln-'rralnlng strations have caused no trou- used by severaj different peo- ”That’s more than all other as medications, blood pressure, Salem residents who opposed Pastor vice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. disposal systems. munal disposal system, Shur Coach Bob Beattie is not in­ *1*®- pie at the ssime time with a All Medicinal Services Available causes combined,” he added. names, sex, age, etc. forcings the teacher to resign. COLD WAVE SPECIAL Richardson, ” By Your Death. . . First Selectman Morra ex­ said that it would be difficult jecting himself into the matter, W onhlp „ . „ . complete different shift for the Power Loss Dr. Harold F. Knight, heart The taped information is 9 and 10:30 a.m„ MEisses at 8:30 emd 10:30 a.m. You Live.” Church Schoool. pressed concern over the situ­ to decide just what to do at the although he may before the Andrews, a former Hartford “Feeiding Princess Progressing other twelve hours. Each one surgeon, attached a mililatAire transmittted to the Public Health FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY Service. Sermon: (Temporarily held at South ation at Thursday’s meeting of present time. resident and a 1963 graduate of LONDON (AP) — Princess hsus a straiw mat he unrolls for FTM radio transmitter to a ” p>a- Service's computer by data- races start next week. There is ’Thoiwands.” Gospel Hall Hits 16,800 Windsor High School.) the selectmen, and most es­ Shur said maybe the neigh­ a report that he favors' the Head University, said he ho^ s Margaret was reported “ pro- rest. This he stores In a locker during the program. phone, Tlie computer analyzes 9 ajti.. Church School. Nurs­ 415 Center St. pecially over the situation on bors should get together, not tient’ suit and may issue an order that ithe matter further gresslng very well” today from with his belongings while an- The midget radio enables doc- the EKG and teletypes back a ery and Grades 4 .through 8. North Rd. which he recently necessarily in an association. it be worn, but he’s not saying. with the board. an operation to remove her ton- other repeats the process, In Nagatuck Avery St. anddiscuss hiring a consultant tors and nurses to monitor the numerical “ read-out,” an auto- Complete 10:30 a.m.. Church School. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. nNAL WEEK OF OUR looked over. Meanwhile, the girls continue ^® haircut in Januwy, Nureery, Kindergarten and alls. Many aspiring and ambitious Christian Reformed Church - • - heart patient’s ’’vital sigms,” matic diagnosis, which doctors 9.95 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. He suggested that the select­ to advise them. the debate of the two suits in said, and might get another The 37-year-old princess, young people will hold a day DERBY (AP) —About 16,800 661 Avery St. CLEARANCE SALE of his pulse rate and an electro- c.an check out against ids own Grades 1 through 8. Sacrament 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. men write the town health of­ their chalet at the Olympic vll- ^ thinks he needs it. younger sister of Queen Eliza- job, go to classes sit night, and electricity users in nine Nau- South Windsor cardSgram (EKG). evaluations. OPEN TUES. to SAT.— 9 A.M.-6 P.M. of Holy Communion at both Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ ficer saying that If action )s Hebrew was a dead language lage here. beth II, entered King Edward squeeze in sleep somehow. Rev. James A. Bonnemu, FINE FABRICS! “These radios vary in size Dr. Huszar noted that the services. ing. gatuck Valley communities lost being taken In one affea It In the Galilee of Jesus’s time. V n Hospital Thursday night and Study space Is rented for 2»^ Minister from a thimble to the size of Wa.shington computer program THURS. and FRIDAY— 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Friday, 8 p.m., Bible read­ power tor a little more than an ON ALL THREE FLOORS . . . should be taken In all areas Torah readings had to be trans­ O f r • . ci . Cook Errs by Heap Methodist Youth FeUowrtilp. was operated on Friday. She Is centavos (4 equals 1 cent) per lated Into Aramaic tor the bene- a haW pack of cigarettes,” he is part of a two-year research Ruling List Short * ' ing. hour Friday when power trans­ 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for where violations exist. CLOSED MONDAYS Young Adult group. expected to stay there a week. day. ^ He said that he has always fit of synagogue congregations, saSd. "This larger one is the project. BONN — Modern Germany NEW YORK — Some home Lord Snowdon, her husband, all ages. PILGRIM MILLS model we’re using on a semi- "The aims are to take EKGs has-^iad remarkably few rulers, economists say they have found The Salvation Army Tbere is valid criiticism of the formers exploded. told the health officer, the sanl- Galilee’s poly^ot populace also WEIS her .first visitor. He told 11 a.m.. Worship Service. “Cheney Hall” —Your Fabric Headquarters Since 1926! experimental basis at the hos- from nmdom patients who They Include three emperors, teaspoon measures sold tor use ------661 Main St. aximlnistratdon of such an edu­ Derby, Ansonia and Shelton tary Inspector, and anyone else spoke Greek and Latin. newsmen: “ The princess is as Nursery. 177 Hartford Rd. — Corner of Pine St., Manchester I. might not necessarily require the Hohenzollerns, from 1871; in the home as much as 40 per jyi-; - MaJ. Kenneth Lance cational mili as well as the were completely without elec­ THE well as CEin be expected, but eis 7 p.m., Evening Service. Open Dally till 9 P.M. — Sat. till 8 P.M. Dr. Knight said that the ad- possibly determine how two republican presidents, from cent undersize. This, It is as- Officer in Charge large cflasses, but even so it trical power beginning about Thursday, 10 a.m., Women’s you know, the operation is a lit fills a real need, satisfies the 6 p.m. vantage Is that you can monitor v, 1919 to 1933; two National So- sumed, is to help correct the Bible study, nursery provided. SPRING SEMESTER COURSES BIBLE Ue more serious In an adult per- hunger tor knowledge, and is Trumbull, Bridgeport, Strat­ a p!^ent while he is walking has gone undetected, he cialist leaders, von Hindenburg errors of housewives who use Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break- said. son, Eind all she needs now is tralniaig the leadership for to­ ford, Orange, Nichols and Hun­ The Fight for Hue: around. and Hitler; and five presidents heaping teaspoons even though fElSt. First EvangellcEd Lutheran “ When we reach 1,000 patients 1968 SPEAKS plenty of rest.” morrow. Bright hope indeed! The sag;nals, which can be sent of the federal republic. recipes call tor level ones. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School tington were partially Eiffected. Church of Rockville we will start an analysis on the In Manila Is a street named from 60 to 90 feet, are picked (ClEisses for all Eiges). Most service waa restored by Rev. Richard E. Bertram, read-out reliability. We have no iy See-Through Blouses after Rizal. This Is Eilso true of up at a nurse’s station or by a - - 4 10:46 a.m., Holiness Meeting 6:14 p.m., according to United Pastor A Frantic Maneuver answers yet because we’re still Eugene LONDON (AP)—Three girl Eis- many cities and villages who Illuminating Co. officials. special nurse. If the patient has ■OPEN SUNDAYS (nursery provided). REGISTERED NURSES AND in the process of gatliering a FOR Brewer slstEints at a boutique on Carn­ use his name as we do that of By JOHN LENOEL “ He ain’t there," a Marine ri­ ANCHESTER 6:16 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. They said the blackout was 9 a.m., Sunday School. one. The signal is made visual lot of information,” said Dr. aby Street unveiled, so to WEishlngton and Lincoln. He is Asoooiated Press Writer fleman answered. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. caused by the explosibion of 10:30 a.m.. The Service, LICENSED RRAGTICAL NURSES on an oscilloscope, a kind of TB Huszar. sometimes described as a mEin Thait Jesus possessied no po- 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. speak, the new fashion of bra- transformers behind the Roose­ HUE, Vietnam (AP) — “ Aim “ pour It to them,” a machine which reproduces a visual Keynote speaker was Atttty SPECIAL ” of intellectual audacity” but MlUoal ambitions Us obvious from Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song­ less see-through blouses Friday, velt Drive substation. Another Our Savior Lutheran Church FOR DEVELOPING UNIVERSITY OF that carefully," a platoon ser- gunner yelled, raking the school wave on a graph , , , Wallace R. Heatwole of Waynes- his refusal to axscept such, John sters. Eind one confessed to feeling "a he waa also a skilled doctor, a transformer exploded while the 239 Graham Road, WanpnIng CONNECTICUT HEALTH CENTER geant told the young Marine ba- from a window, “ The obvious advantage is in chairman of the • rv rzy ck ** co-iH Fl-r KniP’nt . . ... a , a * . N O N DEG REE 6:15. When aarested, he rebuked 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. little embarrEuised.” poet, a writer, a scholar, For others were being repaired. No Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor zooka gunner. Enemy bullets zinged over a nursing core,” said Dr. Knight. American Heart Associations OMMUNITY Peter for taking the Eiword in Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home "It’s a bit of a shock to look his views Eind visions, he cause was given tor the ex­ STAFF NURSES—CLINICAL SPECIALISTS The pair had been dodging wall, chipping yellow stucco “ The patient’s outlook is also fund raising and policy advisory his defenoe. Matt. 26:51-53. And executed in 1896 by Spain. In up and see a man looking plosions. 9a.m., Early Worship. Sun­ OPERATING ROOM PERSONNEL through doorways together as surrounding buildings, better because he isn’t confined committeo) before Pilate he said: “My"Mv king­kinsr- straight at you—but not In the Fort SantlEigo his prison cell has STUDENTS 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet Classes. Edward Cotter of Dei;’by, a day School. PART-TIME and FULL-TIME the Marine company left Us Black holes appeared all at and he’s not encumbered by "Even though this meeting is 9 dom Is not o f this worid,” lohn eyes,” said Marlene McDonald, become a national shrine . 6:46 p.m.. Senior Songsters. newsman, said he was on Miiin 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. compound tor the streets today, the green shutters. One wires.” devoted to the Heart Fund,” he 18:36. Clearly Jesus did molt ful­ 19, of Toronto. One of his books, El Fillbus------Dr. Knight predicted “ The fil the earthly expectaitions of 8 p.m.. Senior Band. Street looking toward the sta- Sunday School. OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH THE It was the second major at- Marines raced forward, _ . said, ” ^I feel that all of us should 'OLLEGE Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.. Sun­ “ I would never wear one out­ terismo, gives his revoluOonEiry the Jewish leaxtorship. But did 'tlon when "a huge flEish filled UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT MEDICAL tempt In three days to begin across the court. Two dashed future of this technique holds constantly remind ourselves side in the street. But I might at views in novel form. It attEicks he fulfil the prophetic utter- beams. the sky.” St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland SCHOOL FACULTY clearing the south side of Hue, through gates to the wall across much. It’s an area that was the______business SPRING SEMESTER REGISTRATION Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior a swinging party when there the corruption of the Roman Euices concenilng tte Messiah? He solid -traffilc lights went out Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor the old Imperial capital of 40,000 ^he rest of the pla- just dipped into three or four ^f raising money. We are in the were other ^rls In the same Catholic (Ihurch as well as the Good Starting Salaries and. Personal Benefits Do You Know AIL the Answers Such admittedly Messianic Band, and cars backed up for miles Meeting Sundays In New Church which hqs been largely In the t^on gave them covering fire. years ago.” business of saving and prolong- Fri., Feb. 9— 12:30-4:30 P.M. and 6 to 8 P.M. Open Air Meeting. predicament,” she added. harsh, unjust treatment of the prophecies as Deut. 18:16; Zech. 7 p.m In the Valley communities. Write To Personnel Dept., University Of * hands of the Viet Cong since The sound was deafening In He said that besides EKG and lives,” said Heatwole. 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. A spokesman at London’s Sa­ Filipinos by the Spanish gov­ Saturday, Feb. 10— 9 :30 A.M. to 12.30 P.M. 6:12,13; Psa. 110:1,4; Iso. 63 When power was restored Masses at 7 :30, 8 :30, and 10:30 Connecticut Health Center, Hartford Plaza, ^ Tuesday. the small court. pulse information, respiration Regarding the role of the lend- voy Hotel said It would not nec­ ernment. TTieologlans and his­ cannot be construed of a Kteral briefly at 6:3Q p.m., he said, a.m. It was frantic maneuvering. A Marine at the gate looked temperature data will j. Heatwole sold: earthly monarch. The Messiah Emanuel Lutheran Church essarily refuse a g;irl admission torians of these islands will have Hartford, Conn. 06105 For Details Each window could have a sni­ Registrations On Space Available Basis he went to the substation to see ovtr at toe S yeUed: transmitted In toe future. Relieve that a good was to possess certain prophetic Rev. C. Henry Anderson, because her breasts were visi­ to determine the accuracy of Or OaU Hartford 278-7720 per, each roof a guerrilla ma­ what had happened. 8t. Bernard’s Church "They’re hit, to ^ 're hit. We’ve Discussing toe Coronary Care dramatize, Courses In The Following Field Can Lead To An .. and p rie ^ y chiareoterlEltics -Emd P eis tor ble under her blouse. his statements and Implica­ chine-gun team. INCOME TAX ” I got to where the trans­ St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville aot to get them out of there." hospital s cardoac policy of this his outward form was to be any­ Rev. Eric J. Gothberg, ” It depends on the girl,” the tions. Chances are that you still have BOTH ASSOaATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE: formers are located and was Rev. George F. X. Reilly “Fire In the hole,” a Marine iphree Marines took off their program. Dr. Robert M. organization to drag the maim- thing but regal, splendid, rich Assistant Pastor spokesman said. It Is against whatever unhap­ doubts even after dropping FEDERAL waiting to talk to a UI official Pastor warned as he tossed a grenade buddies stood up J®resaty, head of toe ca rd ^ crippled across toe powerful. py background there Is that I • Accounting • Secretarial when another transformer ex­ Rev. James H. Boyle Into a window. Everyone feU ^ soraved toe entire school vascular-pulmonary ^® I^7 screen, to utilize toe poor and your return in the mailbox. AND Inasmuch as the kin(gdoim was 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor Plane Crash Kills 4 vdsh to portray not Just the • Arts and Sciences Executive to be estabUshied in the days of ploded.. Rev. Anthony Kuzdul flat. With toe explosion, black ^ ment, medical section, said that helpless, but there Is a need for You con erase those doubts I !l hope of the future but the new LOOKim FOR i nZZA SPECIAL? STATE the Roman Eh^iire (63 B.C. to ship EUid Church School. Nurs TORONTO (AP) —The tour- smoke gurfied out toe window. ^ . ,,, since its establishment in Jan- gn^otlon. with a trip to your nearby • Business Administration "The next thing I knew,” he A Marine gunner sprayed win- Th,® three splinted Into toe iggj more than 40 patients, 476 AJ5.), Dan. 2:31-44 and ery for infants. Sermon by Pas- man crew of a twin-engined Ca- foot of understanding Eind re said, “ the lights were off In Der­ MEisses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30, “ To say simply, ‘Heart BLOCK office. This year, be tor Gothberg, "Christianity In dows straight ahead. street and, seem! gly In alow whose hearts had stopped, have • Data Processing since no successful ruleir-figure nadlan navEd aircraft was killed latlonahips between the Roman by again.” No one was injured H:45 a.m disease is America’s number confident. MedicEiI The young bazooka gunner motion, pulled toe two wounded j,gg„ successfully resuscitated appeared, ithough thiere were the Year 2000.” Friday night when the plane Catholic and Protestant Church- in the explosion. Cotter said. ______Then any pizza shop wiH do. But if you want o one killer' is accurate, but is * 5 • Hotel-Restaurant numeorous prebendera Etnd cdaitm- 7:30 p.m., HI League coun­ nose-dived Into the backyard of es cursed. He had fired three rock- men back to toe shelter of toe discharged from toe hos- SPECIAL PIZZA, then PIZZA RAY'S is the GUARANTEE; Management anto, it must follow that the selors meeting at Sqott Mac- a suburban Toronto home In One theologian remarked that ets and cut only a small hole In 'vall. One was Wt toe pitaj good condition, We guoronlee accurote preporolion of every to» return. If • Law Enforcement MesBialh end his kingdom were Lean's, 34 Hoffman Rd. North York. the one n^ew fact of this genera- Broadcast College Ahead place to go. Home of the Best Pizza and toe school wall across toe road. !i6od and kept clenching his unit, he said, was toe we moke ony »rrort thof cost yOu any penalty or inteieit. • Health Service— q>lriitually orienited. The gnspefla tlon is the ecumenical move- ” In toe building behind him a Bsts. ^ first in Connecticut. Some 1,000 we will poy the penolty or inlete>l.______are replete with Jietnis fulfill­ Only the tEill Eissembly of the Medical Laboratory • Marketing « The Presbyterian Church ment. Ever since the Roman LONDON —Britain will set Grinders this side of the river. I D-min. service Marine squad knocked out win- A Marine named Bernle got patients have been admitted, ment of many Mensianlic pirophe- Grumman Tracker, designed to A s ^ t a n t 43 Spruce St. hunt submarines, remained in­ Archbishop of Amsterdam up a university of the air, to be dow shutters with rifles and the others to hoist the seriously Those admitted are patients cieEi—'boo many bo be mere oodn- TS y on oil colls. Don't believe us?— Then Try Us! Inhalation Therapy • General Studies ciUlenoe. WWh Peter we must Rev. George W. Smith tact. prayed publicly for the Success known as the Open University, poured fire across toe road. Injured man on his back. Then who have had hear^ attacks or eKdadm; "Thou ant the Christ, Minister A Canadian Armed Forces of Uie World Council of Church- which will offer degree courses But toe entire platoon was ho crawjed toward toe rear. The suspected ones, CONTACT: Director of Admissions FAIRWAY. pinned down. In toe school other Marine was obviously Dr. Jeresaty, assisted in toe America's Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices the son of the Living God!" spokesman said the plane was es In 1948, a new spirit has been through a combination of tele- CALL 643-DD31 134 East Middle Turnpike 9:16 a.m., Sunday School on a training flight from the atroad everywhere. We have vision, radio, correspondence, F/RST. ahead of them, a Viet Cong ma- dying. presentation by Dr. Joseph P. chine-gun team and .several ri- The platoon had only moved Llss Jr., said that elecjrocardlo- Manchester, Conn. CHURCH OF CHRIST Classes tor all ages. Shearwater Naval Air Station, experienced this in Manchester, tutorials and community vlew- Manchester Shopping Parkade — Lower Level 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, near Halifax. It was making a apd 1 find It here. ing centers. for your j flemen kept up a blanket of fire.' one block. grams are monitored con- Between Seam and Oranta Rear Entrances Telephone: 647-9951, Ext. 51 Lydall and Vemon Streets The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching, landing approach into the wind I have taught classes at two The Ministry tor the Arts PIZZA RAY'S No one could see them or pick A tank pulled up and other tlnuously by osoilloscopes equip- m for aunt tydio A Phone: 643-2517 Sermon: “ Yield to The Spirit.” at the Downsvlew Armed Prote.'.tent seminaries where plans to make the government- volenrin* school A • out enemy snipers flanking toe marines moved forward along- ped with visual and sound WcekdayM 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. State of Connecticut 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Ser- Forces base, about a mile from there is a close working rela- supported university as rigor­ l^cords in packages 13D SPRUCE STREET school. o!de it In toe growing darkness, alarm mechanisms. Specially rug yarns ^ Telephone 236-1981 Board of Trustees for Regional Community Colleges Bible Claaaes: 9:00 ajm. mon: “ Declaration of Independ- the crash scene, when It dtsap- tloiuihlp with the Roman CathO' ous in Its standards as existing "Try that palm tree,” a radio continuing toe fight for toe trained nurses are In constant Woralilpi 10:00 a.m., 6:00 p.nt. ence — Right or Wrong.” peared from radar screens. 11c seminarians. Two priests at universities. man suggeeted. streets of Hue. attendance. Should a disturb- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 PAGE NINE

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968

BU66S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

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MANCHESTER EVEJNING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 196§ PAGE ELEVEN

Indians Snap Loss Skein and Qualify for Tournament Auromobiles For Solo 4 Building— 1963 CHRYSLER Newport, Contm ering 14 white, black top, radio, heater, CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Makes Record Book, CLASSIFIED good condition, call 643-7427. Red Sox Fifth? floors, hatch'ways, remodeling, Trim Platt Sports Viewing Eagles Top Pulaski 1961 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ porches, gfarages, closets, ceil­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)— SATURDAY ble, good condiUon, $460. Call ings, attics finished, rec A licensed Nevada book mak­ 1:00 (30) Bowling 643-2847. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ er rates the defending cham­ ADVERTISING For Ninth 1:30 U8) College Basket­ er related work. No job too pion Boston Red Sox as a Despite Slow Start Assists — Not Points ball : Notre Dame vs. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1962 4-DOOR CHEVROLET Im- small. Dan Moran, Builder. fifth choice in his opening PHILADELPHIA (AP) you’d never guess for more to playmaking in his later, Boston past the Bullets. 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Indians trounced Platt nally claim victory and snap a The mark also was a high for ed two steals and a rebound into Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Races was installed a 7-2 cholceiand although they did manage to T ro U fs ' Hijth of Meriden, 80-44 two-game losing streak. The THE the NBA this year. The all-time three quick Boston baskets help- PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6169. ( 3) Horse Races: Chicago 8-1. The Red* Sox, win also gives Coach Don outscore the visiting quintet, 17- Mobile Homes 6-A who won as 100-1 longshots mark is jointly held by Bob Cou- ing the Celts pull away after last in the local arena. The Pimlico Bums’ crew a rfiare of the 21. In that canto. 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Central ...... vs. Boston week from tonight at the Payne ------ing barrels delivered, $4 . 644- _____6-5 8-6 The fight, possibly pointing breaking Doug Melody provid- with seven and Kennedy six. Of ~ a lifetime total of 14,518, tying hind the torrid shooting of Oscar ...... 6-5 (SO) Roller Derby "Whitney Gynrmaalum in New 1775. Eastern ...... 7-6 the victor to the world heavy­ ed a potent duo for eluding the ,uie 36 East grabs, 22 were tak- son. The 6-9 center hooped eight Richie Guerin for 10th place on Robertson, who hit for 23 of his Free to Herald Readers Maloney ...... 5-6 7-6 4:00 ( 8) American Sports­ Pulosid defense. Reynolds ex- en o ff Ihe defensive board, Haven. . . . Manchester High weight championship, will be Doints in the recent loss to the all-time NBA scoring list. 40 points in the first half and TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, Hall ...... 5-8 7-8 man perienced his most successful Charity line shooting was by may be in the market for two W ant Information on one of our classified advertisements? Roofing— ^Siding 16 televised, with Europe aind Ja­ MU'- ...I Dc.r.l, wl,» ..un<, „p 1. building lots cleared, trees top­ Wethersfield ...... 2-10 3-11 (18) Canadian Hockey night since sustaining an Injury, the deciding factor. Pulaski head coaches If the Board of 34 points and Dave Bing added Rudy Lsrusso threw in 29 No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the pan getting it via satellite relay. ped. Got a tree problem? Well THE BEST in roofing — and Platt ...... IdO 1-18 (30) Desert Golf Clas­ leading Eagle scoring with 28 outscored Bast ifrotn the floor, Education accepts Dave Wig- the New York Mets was out on 30. points and Jeff Mullins added The broadcast—no radio—be­ worth phone call, 742-8262. roof repair. Call Coughlin. sic points. Melody, outdistancing 27-25, ibut. the winner’s cashed gin’s decision to step down as the chicken and spaghetti ban- Larry Siegfred, returning to 26 as the Warriors zipped to gins at 5:33 p.m., EST. EDWARDS - - - 643-7707. One thousand fans witnessed ( 8) Preview of Winter quet circuit 19 times during Jem- action after missing 20 games their third straight victory and “ Jerry's too little to fight the General defenders, racked in on 30 of 41 tries for their football mentor and just handle YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. . „ ______lUie Indians play a very strong Olympics up 23 points with effective use of ______uary. . .Most Improved player on vvlth a back injury, sparked a second in two nights over the me,” Spencer cracked after edge. the physical education program. ANSWERING SERVICE Cellars, attics, yard and ROOFING — siding, gutters, defensive game that came from ( 8) ’67 Klvcrslde Basketball Coach Phil Hyde Catholic High’s basketball second-half explosion that swept Rockets. weigrhing in at 200V4 Friday. the fast break. Ooech Bums expressed the small trucking done A-1 right, awnings, combination windows. all 12 squad members. Contnol- Grand Prix Things looked grim for the team Is Gary Klnel, 100 per cent Quarry scaled 193%. need for overail improvement will relinquish his reins at the Call Tremano Trucking Serv­ lightening rods, TV antennaes. ling the boards was the key locals in the initial stages. Less better than a year ago. . .Best “ Dynamite comes in little before next week’s encounters end of the current campaign. 649-0500 875-2519 ice toll free, 742-9487. All work guaranteed. Call E. f.TCbor for the locals, as Platt than two minutes after the all around eager at Cheney packages,” answered Quarry, with South Catholic and ♦ Foes CanH Match Shooting Steve Pearl, Beacon Lighten­ possessed overpowering height Tech in the past decade Is John and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiner In SHARPENING Service - • Saws, SASKETSAUi whose 25-1-4 record includes 14 starting whistle their hosts had Springfield Cathedral. The men- ing Protection Co., 643-6316. but was just not strong enough run up six points. The visitors disappointed in 'the O ff the Cuff Goodrow, who stiU has another Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. knives, axes, shears, skates, knockouts. year of eUgibility. . .Talk with 3 to overcome the team of Ben SCOSES, rotary blades. Quick service. Spencer, rated No. 1 by the faltered in their attempts to j^eam play, at times the defense Tom Shopay, .the young base­ Grzyb, Dale Ostrout, Dick Oobb find the hoop while the home handling in gen- Big 6-10 Jim Masker is all Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main World Boxing AssoclaUon, has ball player from Bristol, who Indiana Threesome Personals and Tiln OoughUn under the EAST SIDE PEE-WBE team ran away with the re- signed, sealed and ready for St., Manchester. Hours dally Roofing and W. scored 13 knockouts on his way delivery at Dartmouth next 'vill train this spring with the backboards. bounds. ’Ihe prelim saw Coach Stan H ERALD 7:30 6, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ Chimneys 16-A Blue Coats ...... 11 to a 32-5 record. September. The former Rock- New York Yankees, and he’ll The Indians ran up four Mike Kennedy, with six min- Qg^odnik’s JV s top P ii^ k l, [NCXDME TAXES prepared by day 7:30-4. 643-7958. Quarry, 22, and Spencer, 24, ville High eager has prepped 'kustle and deter- Proves Too Prolific poilntB In the early seconds of Boland Oil ...... ^ utes left in the first quarter, John Socha paced the Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Ladders ...... 5 are fighting the second semifinal the past two years at Kings- '7i*'^atlon that helped overshad- NEW YORK (AP) — When Freddie Lewis, Roger BOX LETTERS SALES AND Service on Arlens, pairing roofs of .all kinds, new 'the game but then went some flnaUy got things rolUng for the ^ ^ h 22 points foUowed RIDE wanted to Wlllimantic Hosemen ...... 2 of the WBA elimination scries wood. ..South Windsor High wthat^’ caiTdo^'toi^^ ^rown and Jimmy Rayl hit a hot shooting streak for Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn roofs, g(utter work, chimneys four minutes without clearing Eagle five with a two-poii^r. Jtiknis with 15 and For Your leaving Manchester 7 a.m. re­ the bail through the nets. Platt, H ighw ay...... 1 for a world champion. The Basketo by Tim Kearns, Rey­ Coach Charlie Sharos re^rts Florida Indiana Pacers in the American Basketball Associ- mowers. Also Homellte chain cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ championship was lifted from TVmi Sullivan with 10. wUl turning 6 p.m. Call 643-8227 af­ however, started to hit from nolds and Melody helped close his freshman find, center Tom .viake the club.” He may be ation, there isn’t much thcir opponents can do about it. Information saws anc. International Cub experience. Free estimates. EAST SIDE MIDOET Cassius Clay when he refused to Summary: to make the club.” He may ter 7:30 p.m. or 1-423-1761 days. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ ■the outside and went into the the gap until the .end of the Roy, has grown one inch since 'Take Friday night for exam­ Call Howley 643-6361, 644- W. submit to military draft. Kost Catholic (80) a year or two away but the ment and sharpening service lead, 8-4, which was ahort-UVed first period when the Eagles P ® F PtB. the season. started., Roy, the fleet-footed 5-9 outfielder may ple, then the Pacers beat the RIDE WANTED from 929 Tol­ 8333. Russell’s B arbers...... 7 The WBA rates Quarry No. 2 3 ReywoldB ...... | ^ 4 28 THE HERALD wUl not on all makes. L & M Equip­ after Ostrout sank a hoop and trailed, 16-14. Bobcats’ leading seeprer, now surprise a lot of people. Shopay New Jersey Americans 113-103 land Tpke. to Hartford Hos­ Paganl Caterers ...... 0 in the contention. Ring Maga­ 3 Kennedy ...... g disclose the identitty of ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. two charity shots with Oobb Marines ...... 5 The switch to a zone defense 2 Kearjw ...... g stretches up to 6*5. Before he h^s been working out since Jan. at Teaneck, N.J. any advertiser using box pital vicinity. 8-4:30. Call 643- zine, still recognizing Clay as 5 K ind ...... 0 graduates he could rank with at Tufts with Bill Monbou- 876-7609 Manchester Exchange adding a 20-foot swish shot, for Joe’s Barbers ...... 3 in the second quarter halted the 1 Mietody ...... 9 2 The Americans were ahead letters. Readers answer­ 8716 after 6. Millinery, king, rates Joe Frazier No. 1 the best in the area. . .Yankee quette, ex-Red Sox pitcher, now ing blind box ads who — Enterprise 1945. the 10-8 lead. Man. Auto P a r t s ...... 1 Generals’ advance. Four foul 1 Qubii ...... 0 47-38 in the second quarter when contender, Spencer No. 2, Jim­ 0 Barry ...... 0 Conference football can’t be too with the Yankees, desire to protect their Dressmaking 19 Pacing the scaring for the shots by John Barry halfway 0 Wade ...... 0 Rayl went on his spree. He Indians was Ck>bb with 18 EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE my Ellis, who won the other through the period tied the 0 JuknLs ...... 0 bad when the pros tab Milt Mor- * * * identity (mn follow this Automobiles For Sole 4 scored 14 of Indiana’s next 16 pixxiedure: SNOW PLOWING • Reason­ DRESSMAKING - altaraUons, points, all in the first haif; all W. L. semifinal, as No. 3, and Quarry score. Ten more points by Mel­ in (Cleveland Browns) and Greg Totals ea5 3(Mi 80 points and the Pacers led 54-62 1968 FORD custom 500, radio able rates. 649-8574. on all ladies’ and children’s ibirt. one basket came in the sec­ Shelly’s B oys'...... 6 0 SCRAMBLE—Dave DeBusschere of Detroit and Lu .laCk.son of 76ers go up as No. 5. ody together with hits by Ken­ Pulaski Landry (Detroit Lions) high in Balls and Strikes B F P is. at the half. He didn’t score the Enclose your reply to the and heater, power steering, clothing. Zippers replaced etc. Mota’s Stars ...... * 2 for rebound during first quarter action in Philadelitliia. (Al* Photofax) nedy and Reynolds split the 0 the annual draft. Morin, the ^ box in an envelope — APARTMENT owners —Main­ ond canto. Ostrout and Kelly 0 OO rest of toe game. automatic, $1,250 or best offer. Reasonable, 643-0741. Norton’s N uts ...... 4 2 game wide open, giving East 9 5-7 23 Browns’ No. 1 tight end. was „ ^ address to the CHaasd- tenance Service Company de­ sank 12 .points each while Grzyb 4-6 14 Lewis and Brown went on 649-0382. a 36-27 margrin going Into the 5 picked a year ago, Landry average of .245, Mickey fled Manager, Manchester signed for low efficient upkeep nxided 10 for the double figure Green Boys ...... 3 3 8ASKETBAU. 1 OO 2 their streaks in the last quarter column. Only two men made Back Court, S ev en ...... 1 5 secemd half, that was never 5 2-4 * 02 earlier this week. University of 5 " maintains a life- Evening Her^d, together 1965 PONTIAC GTO, 2-door with men that know mainte­ 1 OO 2 after New Jersey had gone with a memo listing the nance. 649-3566, 649-4342. double figures for the losers, Easties ...... 0 ® SCOEESt^ seriously threate'hed In the re­ 2 Connectlcut has been represent- average of .320. hardtop. Drafted, best offer. South Windsor, Ellington Win, EAST SIDE PEE-WEE 1 0-0 In his first season at first base. ahead 82-81 on Tony Jackson’s (ximpanies you do NOT Miike Getman, 12, and Pete mainder of the game. 1 J>oyie 1 oa 2 ed in the National Football 646-0255 before 5 p.m. EVERETT W . Y MIDGETS One of the mast exciting 4 0-1 8 three-point goal. want to see your letter. Weronlck, 10. A fourth quarter rally by 2 ZybursTflkl League by tackle John ContouUs P'“ ® Househoid Services Undefeated Boland Oil easily games of the season saw the in American League fielding Brown’s three-pointer put the Your letter will be de­ V A N DYNE the hustling Generals fell short, 26 Totals err 11-18 65 with the New York Giants. . .El- 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- Offered 13-A Blue Coats down the Hosemen statistics with a most respeot- Pacers ahead at 84-82, and they stroyed If toe advertiser door hardtop, automatic, pow­ — Builder — Bolton and Coventry Defeated wood Lechausse, basketball di­ is one you’ve mentioned. all free thrinvs, .by Grzyb -who 44-1844-18. Ray Sullivan had la.st night 21-18. Tied 17-17 with rector at the Y. reports alWe .993 averatge, behind only never trailed thereafter. Lewis er steering, low mileage, gt up Uio -soor- Colimdiia 68, Penn 47 shot to cinch the victory. setting the pace in offense, de­ five minutes. Lewis finished corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ton High getting back to Palmer in Tie kee shortstop last May. OHis with 31 points and Brown 26. Main St. 649-5221. the remaining games. We pton ing pace sinking 18 points for Yale 77, DartmouUl 70 .Steve Dwyer (9) (md Bob fense foul shooting and winning LOST —German Shepherd, fe­ 1981 VOLKSWAGEN. good ■k Custom RentodeUng .979 fielding average was sec- UCONN RESERVE— Levem Tart got 27 for the to take each game as it comes winning ways. The Bob­ the losers witli Craig IVpin Harvard 69, Brown 63 “ Spider” Digan (6) sto(xi out percentage. . .Season ticket male, answers to “ Silver,” vi­ mechanical condition, 4 new Free Eatlniatos cats downed Suffield High, 67- hind Washington’s Eddie Americans. LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ and n^ot worry about anything adding 11 points. For the win­ I’rineeton 71, Cornell 51 for the winners. For the Hose- sales with the New York Yan­ Senior Karl “ Needles” cinity Piano’s Restaurant. Re­ tires, $450. 643-0859. and Deal^ Work Brinkman’s .979. But Ruben ac­ Art Heyman also came up ery, yards, attics, cellars 10th Defeat 47, in an NCCC encounter. ners, Bi'iian Denz dropi)od in 2(1 r.oliigh 67, Colgate 65 men, Mike “ Happy” Hoyt (9) kees are running far ahead of Niedenverfer of Rock­ ward. Call 876-8584, 643-5233. 643-2208 ■but that particular team we are For Classic Lead cepted 123 more chances than with a hot hand in the last quar­ 1964 PLYMOUTH staUon wagon, cleaned and removed. Also odd playing on that night” ex­ South Windsor boasts a 4-2 rec­ points and Tixi Lewis liad K> Hof.stra 76, Akron 62 was outstanding. Randy Cooper 1967. Ticket Manager Jim Glea- ville has responded , , the Senator’s shontstop. . . . ter and sparked the Pittsburgh 9 passenger, automatic trans- jobs. 644-8962. pressed a dedighted Coach Phil ord while the losers are 4-4 in tallies. M.oss. 71, American Int’l 69 and Ed Lojeski kept the Hose­ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) ado, La Quinta and Bermuda with some fine play For Cheney The Yankees hit 60 of their Pipers to a home-court 112-105 UOST Large black male cat, m i^on, power steering, V-8, conferenc'^ pIny. Rochester 77, Buffalo 71 — That man of golf, Arnold Pal- Dunes. $1,110,420 to date. Hyde. PORTI..AND—It was a long men in it-all the way with their 1(X) 1967 home runs at Yankee for Connecticut in re­ victory over the Dallas Chap- white markings. Call 649-7813. $960. 643-4365. EUington defeated host Rock- coivch mer was back knocking on the Four professionals were Ued * ♦ ♦ IMianchester led at the half­ Ron Stadium. Opposing batters hit cent games. The 6-5, paralls. Heyman scored 37 E time, 49-20, after a very strong Five,A . A ▼ X ./, 79-69m ^ ville High, g63-51,3_5, in ^a non-con- door Saturday in quest of his at 210, one stroke behind the LOS’T — Man’s black billfold, Bad-steubne.r and his I’ atriot.s Here ’n There ortly 47 in the “big ball park.” 200-pounder saw little points, 16 of them In toe final NEED CAR? Credit very bad? third victory in the $122,000 Bob leaders—Bob McCallister, with reward. Personal papers. 643- second canto that netted the j„mt)lng off to a commanding ference pairing. The Knights after giving Portland a run foi Boston tapped all op p ^ tion duty with the vai'sity period which included a three- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ locals 31 paints. A t the dose period, are 9-3 overall while tlio Rams Hope Desert Classic. a. third round 68; Gay Brewer CIAC members schools 0746. CLERK TYPISTS the ixisse.ssion of .second in tlie Business World Little Fun with nine "enemy” homers at in two previous sea­ pointer that put toe Pipers est Douglas accepts lowest o f the first period Manchester Academy went on to stand at 3-11. .standings. Boh Plaster hit 16 Amle moved out of the frlng- and (Jharles Coody, with 6»s, which include Manchester High, down, smallest payments, any­ es of the early round leaders in and Bruce Devlin of Australia, Yankee Stadimn ■while Detroit, sons. He’s a Rockville ahead for good at 83-80. Cincy was on top 18-10 and the third CHieney Tech last night in Games in Uie COCS .saw l)oth points with nine each from surpribingly, was low with on i; Powell was high for Dallas with where. Not small loan finance the third round Friday and went with 72. will be limited to 18 basebedl j High grad. cento buzzer also saw the lo- 79.99. Eleven of the area schools fall in defeat to tlie Randy Gletuiey and Bill Mor- For Fat Man and Cue Stick two. Both of these were by 30. Announcements 2 compiuiy plan. Douglas into today’s fourth round of the Billy Casper was knotted at games this spring. First prac­ STENOGRAPHERS cals ohead, 58-33. dozen players used by the win- conference first and second gan. NEW VORIv (NEAl If Dick MicAu'Hffe, one a game­ The Kentucky Motors, 345 Main. Wlth the overwhelming point scoring column 90-hole marathon tied with 211 and but for a bum break tice may be held March 4 with Colonels ELECTROLUX vacuum clesm- place teams. Cromwell High Pete Agogliati paced tlie win- you li.'ippeii to lie ill a iK)ol room winning grand slam. No oppos- trounced the Minnesota Muskies spread entering the third stan- , Horn’s 18 points lead- trounced Bolton Higli, 67-45, for young Tom Weiskopf at 209. might well be in a tie with the games allowed starting April 8. ers, sales and service, bonded 1959 CHEVROLET station wag­ nciYi witli 17 marker.s and .Sam Schools will be limited to three more than two UConn Five 120-84 and the New Orleans C za, Hyde put his reserves into the Bulldogs second straigiit Genevous dropped 12 ixdid.s ill, say, Kemisha, Wis.. and a The 209 is seven strokes under top two. representative. Allred Amell, on, automatic, power brakes, games a week, exclusive of post- m New York. The Yankee lead- Bucaneers routed the Anaheim steering, good running condi­ KEYPUNCH OPERATORS action. Tim Cummings, loss. The winners are undefeat­ ttinough the nets. puilgy. Kniy-tiaired man walks par for the distance in on event Casper was in the middle of a 647-1719 or 643-4913. Best for the Mechanics was ponements . . .Annual Oonnectl- Mantle ■with 10 . . . Amigos 128-101 in the other tion. Asking $126. Call 643-9854. Manning, John Savlno, Ed hard-working Johnny Goodrow ed at 9-0 and 11-0 while Bolton ill will) elaiins ills iiaine is Ru­ which winds up Sunday. It was backswlng when some fan, Plays Home ElUnKtoi) <<>3) to be nationally televised (NBC) standing on a rocky slope look- cut High School Coaches’ Clin- 9- record 44th year, the New scheduled ABA games. DIRECrrORY of 60,000 ^ Kowal and Steve Shoff all who canned 12 buckets and four is 4-6 and 6-7. H !•’ I'l.-. dolf Waiidemne ami wants to Playing three of its next four Darrel Carrier paced Ken- played well, upholding the fine t^gg^g 4:30-7 p.m. EST. ing do'wn on the fourth hole at ic will be held Aug. 6-8 at Cen- ^lork Yankees hit 100 or more codes, all main post offices suid for 28 points. Things were a bit more equal Qninii .... know if you'd like to slioot a lit­ tral...... Connecticut...... State CoUege...... games home at home, runs in the toe Connecticut 1967 baseball tucky over the Muskies at Lou- branches, $1.25 post paid. E. B. Looking for a good job? defensive game that the varsity Heritage C. Zahii'T Arne shot a 67, five under Indian Well^, slipped and BOLTON Dan Heritage threw in 13 tal­ in the (Coventry High-Portland Huniiur tle niiie-tjall for a couple liun- in New Britain for toe second season.Reaching toe 100 mark basketball team hopes to fight isville, Ky. with 31 points. Mel Greenleaf, Daley Rd., Rt. 3, boys had set down. par, Friday, the lowest round rocks began to tumble down, lies for ruimer-up scoring hon­ High clash with tlic Inttcr down­ W. Zalujcr died, til,it's tile lime to elieek straight year. . .Tall Paul on toe last day of toe season, its way back into the Yankee Daniels was high for Minnesota Coventry. Platt used a 2-3 and man to Knu'iv he’s had in the new year. He Billy shanked his shot to the NOTICE Visit the Aircraft NOW! ors for the locals, now 2-10. ing the Patriot.s, 48-44, Coventry Hill ill your cue. Walckowski of Manchester has toe historic homerhomer by Joe Conference pennant picture, with 24 although he left the man defenses that the locals _w€n the Hope charity-raising right and left him with an un- Because the State Tax Com­ Woodstock -led all the way now stands 6-3 in third place Ht-iiitz It'.s no( likely tlial will hap­ a 4.9 point per game scoring Pepltone marked the 22nd con- starting with Vermont at Storrs game in the last quarter with a got around by drawing the Pan tournamenil in 1960 and again In playable lie. missioner has granted the la oy a.awmg uic margins of 27-9, 46- while Portland i.s 8-2 for second pen, linwever, .since tlie world’s average with the Harvard var- secutlve season the Yanks tonight at 8. jgg injury. Coach Jim Pollard of Wiers to the outside and cutting ^ 1982. He had to re-tee and wound Personals Board o f’^Assessors an exten­ place in the conference. Uock\illr (M) most famous liiistliT also sity basketball team this sea- reached the magic figure. The Huskies, for the second Minnesota was ejected in the ______a man down the middle. Man­ Weiskopf, 26, from Marco Is- up with a double bogey 6—two sion of time for completion of Job Highlights Summary: SUFFIELD It Wius Uie Bob­ known as Minnesota Eats, is «m e in two weeks, wiU be try- third period on a technical foul. chester held a strong fullcourt S. WiJ-iu 11 land, Fla., stroked a 68 to gain a strokes which turned out to be the abstract, the Board of Tax A D D Mb. 0 tOUi Sport.s cats all tlio way, paced by the r«Juiu more or less out of action. .Since ing to displace Vermont in the Doug Moe, with 24, and Red INCXIME Tax Returns prepar- press on the visitors most of the Woodstock (79) strong scoring trio of Sy ( 'lia- position he held alone in the 1967 tho difference between 211 and Review rescinds the notice pub­ B F in.s. I,PC ___ Jiiekie Glea.son iKutrayed the Hopes to Change Image upper rungs of the league lad- Robbins, with 23, led toe attack ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. lime, switching to a zone man Hope affair. 209. lished January 22, 23, 24, 1968. Jet'Age Pay * BeUeviuo ...... 0 10 ponis (18), Tom Roy (15) and WdM-’ fat Ilian seven years ago in der. Coach Burr Carlson’s five as New Orleans breezed on the to man. Johnson ...... (Soril’ 'll Palmer had a similar bad The Board of Tax Review will Good Working Conditions * Pepi Botticello (14). Ed Zagoi - "The Ilnstler,’ 'Mr Eats lias Play is over four par 36-38—72 turned in a superb performance road against Anaheim. INDIVIDUAL and business in­ The second objective in the Horn ...... country club courses: Indian break. He had only one bogey. meet in the conference room at Lugee ...... ski added eight p- I ” i 1 .1 win­ Klyim ]irob.'it)ly spent more time in at Burlington last week to w h i p ______come taxes prepared. Will minds of the Red and White is Hibbard ...... His drive on No. 2 hit a U.S. Ma­ Hodges Sees No Pennant come to your home. 15 years the Town Hall on the following Insurance Benefits * ning effort. television studios and press in­ Welts-where both Palmer and the Vermonters, 87-59, and to win or at least tie for the McCratih ...... rine marshal. dates: For the losers, D.ivc Jolm.son terviews tlian ill |) of his skill is now displayed in In First Year With Mets ever, the team \ .'t ;-.s sharp VnT/-ir»inrr- m a v - TV their remaining four league ...... titui with 11 did most of ttia at Massachusetts on Wednesday Written examinations for men INCOME TAX done accurately 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. M.-lIdt exlliliitioiis. games, knocking off Windham jonca ...... scoring for the Suffield quintet. RUDOLF WANDFRONE NEW YORK (NEA) — Gil Dillion Stengel, “ is just one ex- night, losing in a 65-63 decision wishing to become lacrosse of- reasonably. Orville Win- Tuesday, March 6, 1968 Nine Paid Holidays * l'<’n z ...... ■ “ .Siller I got all tliat inihlieity next Friday night, then they Hondrick.son ...... ROC'KVIIJ..E - Now qualified ...... Hodges is not predicting a pen- ample of what I hope happens to drop from second to fourth licials ^ will be held Sunday chell, 644-2705. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. (J.stfi’liiiK" ...... from Hie movie I’ve lieeii le.ad- Boycott of Track Meet will tie for first place. Totals 32 13 79 for the state tounicy, Elling­ Ef’wi.s ...... nant in 1968 for the New York to the rest of the club. He show- place, a half-game behind Mas- morning at 9 o’clock ait-Morgan INCOME TAX — Business and Friday, March 8, 1968 Liberal Vocations * One of the most exciting jay- Cheney (f>9) ^ O'Hourkp ...... ing a different kind of exis- why I’m the best. My attitude Mets. It is a simple statement, ed concentration and dedlca- F P ts. ton’s Tim Quinn paced the win­ sachusetts and Vermont. Hall, Worcester Tech. individual returns prepared by 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3 7 I>, (HuKclunriki leiiee," he sa,vs. “ For one thing. is what made my game so but terse with the implication tion.” World's Largest Industrial Credit Union * vee encounters of the peason GoUca ...... a ners witli 29 tallies in tlie ncigli- F. (Ilui^olcnski Income tax accountant. Ray- F. Barcomb was played in the prelim with ...... 11 Wi'IIiiun.^oii . . , I've got my oiyn company great.” By Service Academies that Hodges has stability of Hodges has not seen the Mets 9 borl)Ood battle. Ken Bender Kvitl . . -...... mound Girard. Call collect, 876- R. Dixon Manchester holding the final HcrUBge ...... 6 added 10 just heliind Ken Hill wliieli makes )jool tables, cues Times weren’t always ns great mind. play, but he visited the Instruc- Paid Sick Leave * 3 and aeeessories. But being an 7362. E. Gagllardone edge 57-56. The locals iraueatra ile d Tondto ...... „1 0 with 11. Sam Wilde sank II 'rnlalM as ills game, however. NEW YORK (A P )— The three U.S. service acad­ “ Even if I believed we were tional League team in Florida Barry Denies He’ll Play HoHo m:»); and 16 minutes of play, 18-12 stow'e [{ points for tlie Rams, tile mdy executive isn't my kind of life. “ In the summer, it was al­ emies have joined the boycott organized by Negro ath- going to be world champions,” and was impressed with sever- Expanded Educational Assistance Program * II has a eoneentrntion eainp ef­ at the close of the first eight 4 player in tlie duuhlo figures. pitchers,” he said. Indians on top, 39-35. Bill Ma­ Tlio Knights led fjom start to Mrl>i.n:il cliallengers, the big money relay team. into a moribund team. , guys like Bud Harrelson, Cleon 400 Main Street, East Hartford T.)t'al.< X have the world locked up. I wa.s alleged discriminatory member­ clation’s Western Division title if., playing in the Bob Hope Golf ALDON SPINNINC MILL CORP. 3 SmlUi' ...... 3 0-0 6 ■W games that lasted for do.ys at In the meantime, an entry list His first task, he concedes, Jones and Tommy Agee. Agee 3 Coughlin ...... 2 2-3 6 ( oxriitrv (11) well known in s|Mirling eirelos ship policies practiced by the last season before sig^ning to Classic, told sports writers Fri- TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M, 3 Ostrout ...... 5 2-4 12 H I’’ IM a time are all in the past. But released by the NYAC shows is for a change of image, and I know. I’m delighted we got U Kelly ...... 6 (M) 12 Nets Riflemen Eighth Win I'la.strr ...... 7 10 1) e f o r e tint now everybcKly NYAC. several of the top Negro stars in play with the rival American day his idea was to help the I (JlrijiiD’y ...... •1 '.1 his competitive edge is still keen the only way to acmpUsh that him from toe Wtolte iSox. He s 4 Grayib ...... 1 8-10 10 V knows me. Bnl il's •not woi'th Brown had written to Presi­ the country entered in the meet. Basketball Association team Warriors, who have lost Nate Tuesday evening till 8 P.M. 4 Kowal ...... 1 1-2 3 Summary: M-irK’an ...... ;i and he says, “ If .some guy in is with an improved team, a very exciting player and a 1. Slioff ...... 1 1-2 ;i Continued red-hot .shooting by Al*’\mi'l«’r . . . 2 it. Wlieii I \va- luislliiig I would dent Johnson asking about par­ Though any of them could pull last June, denied any knowledge Thurmond to a knee injury. Oiviitl ...... 0 •1 Siberia or Nome, Alaska, There have, of course, been eas- fine centeirfielder. The (Mets Saturday, 8 A.M. till noon 1 Cai-sun ...... 2 0-8 4 Captain Nick Timreck and Bill Miuichifiter (88) - Slav up for Weeks at a time and ticipation in the meet by the out of the meet, the only one to lA6r6 or courstJi wetjji ctw»* lure • - the nossibilitv Boone said he did not know if 3 Savlno ...... 0 0-0 0 thought he could beat me and ler forms of employment, like have been wm k in cen er ce . admitted he talked his associates on the Oaks 3 IhunmlngB ...... 1 0-2 2 Timi'eck ...... 50-49-15-46 190 T uIjlIm IS K 11 tlieii sleep for several day.s. Sheldon paced Manchester liad the casli I would probably academies. A copy of Fitt’s let- do so up till now, a club spokes- being a kamikaze pilot. 'their taoptlon. 2 'Mnimtng ...... 1 a2 4 Sheldon ...... 49-50-40-43 488 .Since I quit 1 never get any ter was shown at the New York man said, is Russ Rogers, a Wednesday to Franklin Mleull, would accept the idea. High’s riflemen to an 898-880 de­ Sfiiitli Windsor ( go.” “ Everyone has played his "The Mets’ proiblem has been 27 Totals 31 18-30 80 D’Auria ...... 48-48-39-40 175 )»7) rest.” Knights of Columbus meet Pri- hurdler from New York’s Grand PIa(( (14) cision over Wilcox fe c h o f Mer­ H J-’ I’t.’t joke on toe Mets,” said Hodges, too many young raw players BIRCH MT. HOME SITES P en n y...... 50-44-44-35 173 1 '(‘rll’ > . . R...... 7 o 11 Minnesota Fats didn’t always Chances are you’re more apt day night by Jim Kemp, star Street Boys, P ' B iden yesterday afternoon at tlie Koiiln ...... 2 11 "but I know the players realize and 'too many veteran hang- 4 Getinnui ...... 2 Nasli ...... 48-48-37-39 172 1 to find Minnesota. Fats shooting PRAH& Waddell Range. ZaL'-)ivki /. I'l 2 s move at sneh a rapid pace. He runner for the Army’s track On another front that has how bad the image is for the ers-on. Now, It appears we are 3 IWeronlcJc ...... 4 ( Mi'i 'Hiui.'; . . . . I'l i; pool with Hollywood celebrities. 0 G n u ly ...... O \Vil 1 r first came up he was a pretty Mets’ organization. They ac- ) Wyoming’s unbeaten football Coach Tony Alibrlo was 49-47-41-31 168; Fish 45-46-43- Mrs.«-;.’iit(.T ...... •1 u S / dominated it. They knew who centrate and she beat me. I It is not known if any mem­ Union; said Friday that athletes poor excuse for an outfielder, cepted. On the day of toe EVERY SUNDAY AT 10:00 A.M. Hull ...... 2 1‘ :i 7 also played against Phyllis bers of the service academies An Equal Opportunity Employer team*was ranked sixth in tlie pleased with the showing of 32 -166; Slegaski 48-45-42-31 H r u u ' ...... , 0 the lioss wa.s and lliat I would competing in the meet would He worked very hard to im- showing, toe Mets’ contingent LAWRiENCE F. FIANO 1 Diller. Beginners, Novices and Skilled Shooters nation in The Associated Press Mike D’Auria and first year 166; , Albee 48-45-41-30 161; A-ik-inson ...... 1 1) ‘4 moil iqi the place. That sounds were invited to be in the meet, not be subject to suspension prove. Well, last season he de- did not appear. They thought ) , BUILDER • DEVELOPER = .Stansifield 44-42-38-28 152. like overconfidence hut that’s “ I won.” though none have appeared In from international competition. Invited To Use Our Facilities final 1987 team poll. sh(X)ter Eiwin Nash. T.dal.s , IH n 17 veloped into a fine outfielder, toe showing was to be aiuxtoer 649-5371 START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA / "Mr. SwOboda,” added day. The Meta hierarchy misses Warming House S i Refreshments Available Hodges, sounding a bit like the signals, too. Met’a first manager, Charles Hodges has Ids hands full.«

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% ' PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVE^NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8^ 1968 Holp Wontod— HousahoM Goods 51 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 PAOB THIRTE5EN Hdp Wqnf d Mate 36 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE MaiL or Fomola 37 c l o c k s bought, sold, traded, JOURNE'YMAN electrician, im­ expert repairing. Colonial Furnished Houses For Sole 7Z Our Of Town Wonted—Reol Estate 77 5 cott kmigmt o f B u t ^/our b e s t cut glass falls a couple WANTED school bus drivers, a o c k Shop, 882 Main St., rear. Tucker Started at Met mediate steady employment. Aportments 63-A For Sole 75 CLASSIFIED Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. OF INCHES M4P SHATTERS IHTD 6,251- PlECEGf men or women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. ROCKLEDQE —New Raised BEnnn wuld SELUNG YOUR HOME? i^r HOWCUMm?;AVA5£ (_ S O COUNT p.m. 644-1902 alter 6 p.m. H. - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 SMALL furnished apartment, Ranch, modem kitchen with ANDOVER — 9 room Colonial, prompt courteous service that And Stayed on TopThere MACHINISTS — Bridgeport op­ ycxj OOULWT CARE A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. p.m., closed Tuesday and stove, refrigerator, heat, hot built-'ins, dining room, 3 bed­ excellent bam, 80 acre horse gets results, call Louis Dimock erator, overtime, benefits, Wednesday. water. Apply Marlow’s. 867 rooms, family room, 2-car gar­ Realty, 649-6823. LESS ABOUT 60UNC& hairdressers wanted, full farm, over half mile road front­ By MARY OABfPBElX ______ADVERTISING small shop. Ourco Mfg. Co., Main St. age, aluminum siding, $31,600. Down A WHOLE aiGKT or part-time. Apply in person. age, nice view. Hayes Agency, ALL CASH for your property Inc., 782 Mascolo Rd., South ------Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, AP Newsfeature* Writer OF STAIRS WITHOUT The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 828 646-0131. within 24 hours. Avoid red CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Windsor, 289-1293. Wantod—To Buy 58 i ■ 649-6347. A SCRATCH- Main St., Manchester, Tuesday Business LocoH ons ------VERNON — 100x800 wooded tape. Instant service. Hayes NEW YORK (AP) — Richard 8 A.M. to 4 j30 P.M. FULL-TIME gas station attend­ through Saturday. Agency, 646-0181. -h o u s e h o l d lots — Antiques F o r R o n t CAPE — 6% rooms, breezeway, building lot, on which we wlU ______Tucker, his drewer, the Metro- ant. See Mr, Sloan, J. Sloan -______^ 2-car attached garage, large Garage, Esso Service Center, bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, build your new home, your jp yoU R HOME Isn’t selling polltan Opera’s chief tailor and COPY CLOSING TIME FOH^ CLASSIFIED ADVT. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ wooded lot 100x600, $22,900. plans or ours.JVesley R.Jmlth lUelf—don’t blame the house! Jn the Route 88, Vernon. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, __Interviewer were Situations Wontod— lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 with basement. Downtown Constmctlon Co., 643-1867. 4:S0 PJM. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 649-5347. Get expert assistance — we ^ , . , _ Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. Main St., central. Call 622-3114. De»dUne for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday. DEAN MACHINE Nm ate 38 CHARMING Cape <3od — with have clients watting. Keith " t " ^ STORE FOR RENT — down MARSHALL Rd. — 6 room Real Estate, 646-1622. simultaneously carrying on a WTT.T. lio ironing in my home WE BUY AND SBIX antl^es, wooded rear yard offers 8 or costume fitting and an Inter- 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester ^ town Manchester, State Thea­ Cape, 1% baths, finished rec 4 bedrooms and congenial YOUR COOPERATION WILL n iA l 1 by the hour or basket. Call and used fum itoe, china, ' Vi€W« tre Bldg. Inquire Manager, room. Bowers School. Imme­ neighborhood. Call now, $18,- BE APPRECIATED iPlMfc I I ^ . 1^77 . glass, sUver, p l ^ frame^^ diate occupancy. T. J. Legal Notice Tucker was completely at Has immediate oi>enings ______old coins, guns, pewter, scrap 8Ute Theatre,'^3-7832. 900. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. 649-4636. . OBOES OF NOTICE «“ «• Completely at home, since days and nights: ------gold, watches, old Jewelry, hob­ 460 MAIN St. — store or of­ AT A cxiURT OP PROBATE, after all, the Met Is his house— Continuod From Preceding Page by collections, paintings, atUc MANCHEI6TER — executive h(4d at Manchester, within and for i,|_ /n-.-a hnme And hn la ita Tool Maker for Jig and Flx- Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 fice, idetd for many purposes. ELXJNGTON — 9 room restor­ the diatrtct o f iMbncheater, on the ^ opera Home. Ana ne IS lis ______contents or whole estates. Pur- neighborhood. Garrison Colon­ txire Work 646-2426, 9-6. ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 2Bth day of January. A.o. 1866. foremost Amerlcai^ tenor. Moving— ^Trucking— Help Wanted— GROOMINa ALL breeds. Hat- nlture Repair Service, 648-7449. ttl ial, 7 rooms, large family new baths, large rooms, cabi­ career has'^been at the Female 35 Turret Lathe Operators m ^ ^ U ^ H .a ^ O i^ , Hebron 7 We buy used fur- STORE FOR RENT, Main St.. room with fireplace, huge mod­ net kitchen, garage, only $19,- 'EM^e of Bernard Blovish. late Met—no going to Europe to get Storage 20 Manchester in State Theatre em kitchen, screened porch, 2- Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. nlture, attic contents, antiques 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. started, no equal loyalty to an- MANCHESTER Delivery—light SALESLADY — Reputable Hardinge Chucker Operators building, reasonable rent. For car garage, wooded lot, $34,- upon appUcatkui of WHUam E. other house—In an unbroken etc. CaB 688-2300 or 646-0004. trucking and package delivery. specialty shop, 40 hour week DACHSHUNDS —AKC, minia­ information please call theatre 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ SOUTH WINDSOR Bloviah, executor, praying for au- -i__« ton oa -iiua General Machinists ture and standard, 6 weeks to thorlty to sell certain real estate since Jan. 26, 1948. Refrigerators, washers and includes Saturday and Thurs­ manager ait 643-7882. tors, 649-6347. in said ap- Tucker, bom in Brooklyn and day night till 9 p.m., g "'^ start­ Milling Maibhine Operators 0 months, both colors, guaran­ QUALITY ABOUNDS! rnlcaAlon on lUe. It la a a *.a . ^ ji stove moving specialty. Fold­ » 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE So. - ORDEI^SD: 'iliai the a cantor at 20, obtained an audl* ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- teed at a fair price. Also Wel- Rooms WIHiout Board 59 ing chedrs for rent. 849-0782. industrial space. Available at large rambling oversize Colo­ This five room Ranch was 2128, Casual Village Shop, Man Drill Press Operators maraners. 1-628-6678. SeS^the‘^n^Sro«???’in te t h e THOMPSON House —Cot­ once. Heated, reasonable. Call nial-Cape, Jalousied enclosed custom built with plaster cheater, in saM Dtotrict. on the manager, Edward Johnson, In Chester Inspectors ------GERMAN Shepherd puppies — tage St. centrally located, large Warren E. Howland, Realtor, patio with attached garage. constmctlon, king size mas­ Painting— Pafjering ^ pleasantly furnished rooms, CLERK - Typist needed with 64^-1108. Large beautifully landscaped ter bedroom, fireplace and that notkse be «ivcn to ail persons tenor—and made hls debut In a Experience in Job Shop parking. Call 649-2868 for over­ bookkeeping background, apti­ Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 ’ ^ine^^^Fw.*' 876- lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ full cellar. Close to shopping of" aStoLion ^ m a^r role, E ^ tn "La Glocon- PAINTINO — interior and exte­ Preferred night and permanent guest THREE room front paneled of­ rior, very reasonable, free es­ tude for figures and filing 0863. tors, 849-5347. and Route 18. $17,600. To the time and place of nearlnx there- da. He has been a lestdlng ten- m a n to help owner operate es­ DUE to expansion we need a fice. 100 per cent Main St. loca- ability. Apply now. South New plant, completely air- rates. see call Mr. Sisco, 649-8306. c ever since. timates. Call Richard Martin, tablished tire department. Op­ man to train for manager po- Traffic — Work tlon, near banks. Apply Mar- OFF East Center St. practical- dcr In aomc tverwapaiper havlni; a _ ...... 649-9288. 649-4411; Windsor Equipment Co., South conditioned for summer and dnoulatlon In said at least On opening night of this sea* portunity to purchase at later sltion, good starting salary KITTENS looking for good low’s, Inc., 867 Main St. ly in center of town. Two fam­ seven days before ttie day of saAd Tnrtcar Bono- Alfrsdo in *‘Tji Windsor, 289-3406. winter, all benefits. while in training. Must have LIGHT housekeeping rooms for W hearing, to appear If they see mcKcr sang Aiireao in i-a INTERIOR and exterior paint­ date when owner retires. 643- Close to Home and Get homes, housebroken, 649-6667. ily flat, 4 down, 3>/4 up. Com­ (E) 1MI hr NEA, cause at said tmi<^ and place a&d Travlata, hls sixth Met open* car. Must have neat appear- rent. 801 Main St. 648-4074. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ing and papering. Call Phil An Equal Opportunity 6332. pletely renovated. Both apart­ be hpoard relative thereto, and by nlirht Richard Tucker in cos­ ence and good personality.. All the Benefits ‘Is it true that Prince Sihanouk is now more friendly Manchester Parkade manioig on or before Peomary 2. misui.. Denoncourt, 742-6173. Employer CLEAN comfortable room for Houses For Rent 65 ments vacant. Aluminum sid­ 1968. by certified mail, a copy of “ This is the opera In which I tume as Alfredo in PRESS OPERATORS Many employe benefits. Ap- ing, garages, fine residential Manchester 640-6306 PRODUCTION CONTROL Articles For Sole 45 refined gentleman. Also one than Vice President Ky?" M n'alc my debut.‘ln fact. It’s the “ La Traviata’’. WINDOW CLEANER -full-tim e FORK LIFT OPERATORS ply in person. Singer Company, FIRST CLASS SHOP WANTS SIX ROOM HOUSE complet^ section. T. J. Crockett, Real­ and pplum makic to this CJourt. INSIDE-outside painting. Spe­ and 2-room efficiencies. 160 Tol­ SUBURBAN RANCH, over one JOHN J. WALLETTr, judjfe. one and only opera that I sang or part-time. Steady, good PACKERS 886 Main St., Manchester. ly furnished, heat included, ty. 643-1577. cial rates for people over 68. Stenographer Clerk FIRST CLASS HELP! PROCESSED gmvel for drive­ land Tpke. Mancheeter. 649- acre of woodland for your pri­ before making my Met debut. It been my dresser 23 years. Hls Call my competitors, then call pay. Manchester Window ways and parking areas. Also $226. per month. Phllbrick Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 First Shift, 46 Hour Week YOUNG MAN with driver’s 11- CONCORD t o ! - Beautiful _ vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living was at the old Al Jolson Winter- father Angelo was before him. me. Estimates given. 649-7868, Cleaning Co., 649-8334. 1. O. D. surface or cutter' b a ^ run gravel and fill at our 0826. Agency, 649-6347. New position open, short­ cense, 9-2 p.m. dally. Prefer Ranch, large living room, for- A QUIET STREET and private HERE is a must see home on a room, only 3 years old, $17,- Rural Youths Poorer garden— the same spot where I Hls father was here 44 years; he EASTERN BOILER & grinder. screening plant or delivered. 878-8401. hand and typing required, CABINET maker with supervl- college student. Apply in per­ FURNISHED room — light 'VERNON — 6 room house, oil yard. Is the setting for this quiet residential street located 800. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, ^Ave an apartment today—Sev- dressed Caruso. ELECTRONICS, INC. mal dining room, cabinet George H. Grifflng, Inc., 742- housekeeping, near Main St., steam heat, adults, $100. 7 room Ranch with a family within walking distance of all 649-4535. OMAHA. Neb. — The latest Avenue and 69th Street. "Let’s put another Inch In the PAINTING and paper hanging, many fringe benefits. Air- sorary experience. Excellent 99 Loomis St. son only. Westown Pharmacy, 2. Tmck driver for com­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ 7886. woman only. Call 649-7969 af­ monthly and escrow. Write Box room. Spacious living room schools for one car conven------n e^ ly one- "Ever since then, I’ve ma- tie, Joe. I don’t like anything good work, reasonable rates, 38 conditioned office with mu­ opening for qualified man. Dls- 489 Hartford Rd. pany delivery and pick tion room, landscaped yard. ter 6. E, Manchester Herald. lence. Offers 3 bedrooms, BOLTON Center 6 3 years 4n Manchester. Your sic. playcraft Inc., Manchester, 643- TAKE SOIL away the iiu e Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, with...... fireplace,-r ------. -dining...... o room...... ------„ . , fifth of all youths are tured as they say. I don’t like to bothering my throat. And the up, neat, dependable and generous bedrooms. Kitchen equipped kitchen, living room Ranch, 2-car garage, 1 k baths, members of families with In- gj^y j*yg grown Into a reper- pants, I’ve gotten a little thln- neighbor is my recommenda­ 9887. Lustre way from cai-pete and COMFORTABLE R O im tm 643-6953. INDUSTRIAL reliable. has built-in oven and range and with fireplace, beautifully land- beamed living room with fire- TOmes of less than $2,000. For tolre, hut most of the operas I ner. How they fall—like a plC- tion. Raymond Flske, 649-9237. A progressive and expand­ SEARS uidiolstery. Rent electric sham- JANITORS -PART-TIM E eve­ SALES older employed gentleman on­ Resort Property SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 scaped lot with 2-car garage, place, one acre lot. Selling for farm families alone, the pro- jq—36—I made my debut In ture. Let’s see, no, I don’t sit ing compcmy. Hours 8:30-8. Come in and talk it over pooer, $1. Paul's Paint k loads of cabinets, attached ga­ p nings. Call 643-4483, 3-6 p.m. ly. After 6. 272 Main St. full baths, trees, large lot, Mrs. Smith will be happy to informa- portlMi is 30^per cent. Less than right here at the Met. down anyway. Let’s try the JOSEPH ! "LEWIS custom NEEDS COMMISSION with J. Krulis, General Wallpaper Supply. For Rent 67 rage, $21,900. Wolverton Agen­ only. $23,000. Phllbrick Agency, tion call R. F. DImock Co., painting, interior and exterior Will sell marking equipment Manager at Emco Corp., ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. show you this listing at your over 500 perform- shoes.’ paperhanging, wallpaper re­ COLONIAL BOARD Co. and services throughout SALESMEN FOR BETTHR cleaning, to keep SKI or Sun Vacation home on Realtors, 649-5347. conve.lienee. Call her at the Realtor, 646-5248. as badly off. g^j^gg j y.g ^ AMBITIOUS MAN to w r k in Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. Cali gentleman, private entrance, Lake Winnipesaukee, New MANCHESTER — Ideal young Tucker is now singing in his moved. Wallpaper books on re­ New England using com­ colors gleaming, use Blue Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- COVENTRY-BOLTON line. 5V4 record since Caruso. 618 Parker St., Manchrster retail hardware store. Opportu­ 649-8268. shower, bath, free parking. Ap­ Hampshire. Brand new 3 bed- MANCHESTER — duplex 7-7 on family home. Pour rooms on quest. Fully insured. Free es­ pany vehicle. Prefer some Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent 1191 nity for advancement. Excel­ Our Manchester store has ply 195 Spruce St. room Chalet with fireplace. bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate a tree shaded lot. Alumfiium room L-Ranch, 2-car attached timates. Call 649-9668. technical sales experience, electric shampooer, $1. The TOKYO - The typhoons of This year it’s "Luisa MUler,” during the spring tour. Oper- lent fringe benefits. Apply Mr. full-time openings for com­ Club house with in-door heat­ heating systems, aluminum storms ahd screens. Full cel­ garage, fireplace, treed lot, Im Apply in Person excellent career opportunity mission salesmen. Sherwin-Williams Co. ROOM for gentleman, parking, the western Pacific originate In with Montoerrat Caballe." The ^ g^e ’’Ui Travlata,” "LtiU L. PELLETIER — Painting — Glgllo, W. G. Glenny Co., 836 ed pool and skiing on premises. siding, 5 garages, excellent in­ lar. Identical homes selling mediate occupancy, $21,500. Mrs. E. S. Loftus with fast growing company. bath, centrally located. Call the Marshall and Caroline Is- first performance of the opera MUler” "La Forza del Deatlno” No. Main St. 2-4:30 p.m. only. Help W onted- vestment property In business everyday for this price, $14, IN-LAW SITUATION? Hayes Agency, 646-0131. interior and exterior, papering Salary plus profit sharing. Come prepared to discuss HOBBIEST — Hardwoods, ply­ 643-7760. Summer reservations filling . b^ds, east of the PhUlpplnes. vdll be Feb. 8, after an absence hls favorite opera, "Manon quickly, call 643-0189. zone m $28,800. Phllbrick 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ New on market. Centrally and paper removal, fully In­ Call for appointment. previous experience and fu­ Mole or Female 37 woods, veneers, dowels, hard­ VERNON T h ^ move west and then north of 37 years from the Met reper- Legcaut.” Also In March and sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. tors, 649-2813. located. Four bedroom WANTED ture opportunities with us. ware, finishes, tools, ad­ TAKE YOUR PICK j^ st and then northwest towart tolre. ^prU he’ll sing In "La Boheme" WOMEN — wanted to demon­ house plus self contained Positions include all store hesives and much more. Wood Aportmenfs Flote— Wonted To Rent 68 SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, for- MANCHESTER — 6-room ^ In a and J ^ M . As a resiUt, Introduces Joe ggy "Turandot” In PhlUdelphla PAINTING — paperhanging, 20 strate new skin care and make­ N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. 3 room suite. Completely 3 brand new homes on O. D. GRINDER benefits, store discounts, Products Specialties, 30 Bar­ Tenements 63 mal dining room, IVi baths, the coast of China averages 8.6 Schmidt, the Met’s chief taUor, "Toaca" in San Antonio years experience. 'Winter rates. up product. Possible earnings, POLICEMAN with wife and one Ranch, double garage, 2 fire­ modernized and immacu­ and "Tosca" In San Antonio. BRIDGEPORT Bunker Hill Rd., Andover profit sharing, paid vaca­ NOTICE OF tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- family room, large enclosed wooded lots with city water typhoons per year. and Johnny Casamassa. "He’s Call 249-7771, Mr. Gaulln. child desires 5 or 6 rooms places, carpeting, recreation late, 2-car garage, beauti­ Though he doesn’t whiz $60 and more a week part-time- 742-8061 tions and holidays and hos­ 8272. WE HA'VE customers waiting porch, garage, $23,500. Phll­ and sewers! 7 room Dutch OPERATOR [V, w single or 2-famlly. Excellent room, swimming pool, trees, around the world singing in var­ Call 643-1771. GAGE GRINDER pitalization insurance. for the rental o* your apart­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649- fully landscaped 75x150’ lot. Colonial, 6 room Cape Cod PARTTIME ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ ,■ references. 528-1785. view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, A rare find. and 6 room Chalet! Priced ious opera houses to the extent ______5347. Realtors, 649-6324. Floor Finishing 24 CASHIER-CLERK, full-time on­ TRUCK DRIVER, BAR and booths for sale. In­ tate, 643-6126. from $23,000! ! Phone John that some opera stars do. Tuck­ ly, liberal benefits. Apply in part-time DISHWASHER wanted, Friday Apply Personnel Dept. quire side door, 18 Birch St. WANTED cottage for one month MANCHESTER -T n v e S n i^ t er sang in Buenos Aires for the FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- MANCHESTER - Immaculate Sledesky for more facts. person, Gaer Brothers, 140 and Saturday nights. Apply 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. OPENINGS LOOKINO FOR anything in In summer, 2 bedrooms, water­ BEL AIR REAL ESTATE sixth consecutive season last ing (specializing in older Experienced. Top Wages. package, 6-6 duplex, plus 6 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 649-5306. Rye St., South Windsor. Cavey’s Restaurant. IF YOU LIKE coimtry and real estate rentals — apart­ front, Bolton Lake, Write Box summer. He sang In Florence floors). Inside painting. Paper­ Overtime room single home within walk­ full baths, bullt-ln oven and 643-9332 Bluegprass Music you will en­ ments, homes, multiple dwell­ "BB” , Manchester Herald. ing distance to Main St. Leo­ last May and In December he hanging. No Job too small. SNACK bar waitress wanted SEARS ROEBUCK & Co. AVAILABLE joy reading Country Music range, dining room, large liv­ W Apply in Person WE NEED HELP! ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real nard Agency, Realtors, 646- sang three performances of John VerfaUle, 649-6780. Evenings, hours flexible. Must Gazette. For Information write ing room with fireplace, 3 bed- — ------Manchester Shopping Parkade Estate, 643-6129. Business Property 0469. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. "Andrea Chenier” at the Barce­ be 18. Experience not neces­ Country Music Gazette, P. O. rooms and a heated family FOR you ptople who have nev- Manchester Parkade ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex­ E & S GAGE CO Manchester AT room, 2-car garage, $25,500. er been satisfied with just lona Opera. sary. Apply Manager, Parkade Rogers Corp., continues to Box 2068 Roanoke, Va. 24009. FOUR room duplex, stove re- For Sole 70 399 WOODLAND ST.—6 room Manchester 649-5306 pertly sanded and refinlshed. Mitchell Dr., Manchester Pealtor.'i, "good enough” things Jarvis He paid his own way to Viet­ Lanes. grow and create need for ------frlgerator, $110. One child ac- Cape, carpeting, 2 baths, ga­ Wolverton Agmcy, Carpentry and interior paint­ An Equal Opportunity SMALL machine shop, avail­ is proud to offer these brand VERNON — 2-famlly, 5 room nam last Passover to sing Seder people with the Interest and MANCHESTER 60 TOWEIjS $3.80. Brand new. cepted. Available March 1. rage, lot approximately 60x300.______649-2813. ing. C. MUler, 640-8488. CLERK Ty p i s t — Manchester POSITIONS open on all three talent to supervise and Employer able at a reasonable price, all new Garrison Colonials on units e.ach with 3 bedrooms, services for American service­ Biggest towel bargain ever. 649.8360 after 6. Owner transferred south. T. J. INVESTMENT Property — 2 area. Varied duties, some shifts. Apply in person Klock manage. Present salaried Send $3.60 plus 60 cents poet- equipment new or near new, wooded lots Just seconds from near Vernon Circle, excellent men. While there he also gave Ideal for two people. For de­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. family 6 and 4, convenient lo­ i h F bookkeeping and payroll ex- Company, 1272 Tolland Tpke., MEMORIAL the highway in Manchester. On­ eight concerts In two days. openings are available at age-handling per set. Bargain FOUR rooms, second floor. financing available, Wesley R. ^ .. tails call Warren E. Howland, cation, near shopping, buses. Bonds— Stocks perience helpful but not neces- Manchester, plants in Rogers, Wllllman- NIGHT supervisor for whole­ House, Box 868, Falls Church stove. Adults only. $76. month­ RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom ly 2 available so you had bet­ Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. "When they told me the first Realtor, 643-1108. Excellent return. Call 643-1646 Mortgages 27 sary, will train. Hours 8-4:30 - tlc and Manchester, for be­ sale grocery warehouse, salary Va., 22046. ly and escrow. West Side Real­ possibility, family room wUh ter hurry. Buy now and make A one was at 8 a.m., I said, T Monday through Friday. Must MECTIAOTCS WANTED — ^ s plus liberal benefits. Apply in HOSPITAL or 649-8782 evenings. COMPACT, economical 2-bed­ ginners and experienced ty, 646-4342. COMMERCIAL- Industrial at fireplace, 2 baths, deep wood­ your own decorating selections. don’t speak until 12.’ But I sang SECOND MORTGAGE —Un­ and diesel pick-ups to ten person. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye room Ranch, electric heat, am­ 1 have own transportation. Send ‘ '"* ' personnel in such positions Manchester Green, approx­ ed let. Priced for immediate $13,900 — 3-l)edroom Cape, Call the Jarvis Realty Co.. at 8 In the morning to 3,800 men limited funds available for sec­ wheelers, new modem equip­ St., South Windsor, see Mr. LUXURIOUS 4% room duplex ple shade, oversize garage, resume and references to Box as: CENTRAL SERVICE Boots and Accessories 46 imately 10,000 square feet, sale. Wesley R. Smith Con­ dormers, alr-condltioner, neat Realtors, 643-1121. on an aircraft carrier. I sang ond mortgages, payments to ment and plant, company paid Warshavsky. apartment, IVi baths, modem quiet Bolton residential area. Li, Manchester Herald. AIDE producing $800 per month in­ struction Co., 6»3-1667. pop songs and opera and semi- suit your budget. Expedient benefits, clean uniforms dally, PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS 1966 MERCURY 6 h.p. out­ conveniences, all utilities ex­ and clean. Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, Reasonably priced. Owner, Box 20 Hours per week. Must be come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Realtors, 649-5324. jj^g near school, shopping, classlcal and some Neopolltan, service. J. D. Rsalty, 643-8129. GENERAL office work, pleas- seven paid holidays, paid vaca­ board motor, 1966 Lonestar 12’ cept electricity. Adults, no MANCHESTER — Vernon line, AA, Manchester Herald. to make them think of mothers ______— ______ant and diversified duties. tion, top wages. Call 278-1863 PRODUCTION FLOORMEN high school £(raduate. boat, 14’ trailer. Call 649-2171^ pets. $160. 649-3666, 649-4842. 643-1577. 5*4 room Ranch, Iti baths, new furnace, heated rec room. GRAND-WAY SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed­ COVENTRY Lake — 6 room and wives cooking all that pas­ ------—------;------— Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., for more information. Brainard after 6. 461 MAIN St. — ideal location large fireplaced living room, rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, Only $16,900. Call Hayes E PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS ta. To my delight they clamored Business Opportunity 28 south Windsor. Ford Tmck Center, 48 Brain­ 3Vi ROOMS, heat, hot water, built-lns, aluminum windows. Agency, 646-0131. year ’round home, aluminum Can offer you a career in OUT-PATIENT OFFICE for any business or office has kitchen has buUt-ln oven, ______for encores from opera. ard Road, Hartford. ASSISTANT FOREMAN refrigerator, stove, 2 year Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- siding, large lot and private PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a ______food retailing, full-time po­ 5 Hours each Saturday. Must building-approved for used car range, formal dining room, TWO family, 4-4, nice condition, "Now the USO wants me to go Fuel and Feed 49-A leases $120 security, $120 per 0131. beach, $10,600. B and J Real modem 3 bay service station p a r T-TIME office help—Clerk MECHANIC — full time, good FOREMAN TRAINEES sitions immediately avail­ be able to type. month. 646-0090. sales. Next to post office. 646- 13x20’ living room with unique location, one apiartment Estate, evenings 643-1646, 649- back, and I’d like to." for lease. Excellent opportu- typist. 647-9979. wages to an experienced man. able. FIREPLACE wood for sale, cut 2426. 9-5. SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, fireplace arrangement. T w o vacant, $19,400. Owner 643-0893. 8782. The costume fittings having ASSISTANTS ahd delivered, $15 pick-up load. MANCHESTER — Park Chest- years old. If this sounds like nlty, paid training program. ------See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan ENGINEERING LABORATORY 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ progressed to act three. Tucker Call 236-8770 aftei 0 p.m or DRIVERS for school buses, Garage, Rt. 83, Vernon. 1-429-6518. nut Garden Apartments, Two tion room, large treed lot, $22,- your kind of house you may RESTORED rambling Cape MANSFIELD—7% room Ranct Is critical of the vest. ’’Should Manchester schools, 7 :30-8:48 MEAT CU'TTERS WASHROOM AIDE Houses For Sole 72 Cod, 2 baths, huge swimming 1-201-377-8100. Experience or college tech­ bedrooms, 4% rooms, Im­ 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors want to talk to us. Wolverton with acreage In a neighborhood we show as much vest as that? Weekend work, 8 hours Sat­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. pool, cabana, bam, guest a.m. and 2:18-3:48 p.m. Excel­ nical institute background mediate occupancy. Heat, hot ROBIN Rd. — Immaculate 6- 649-6324. with homes selling up to $86,- I think, a ninch shorter on each MEAT WRAPPERS urdays, 3-4 hours Sunday af­ Household Goods 51 house, 5 acres, atmosphere. lent part-time for third shift is most helpful. In-company water, oven, range, refrigera­ room Cape, one car garage 000. We are happy to offer you side. And you’ve got too much Schools and Glosses 33 HELP WANTED ternoon. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, workers, housewives, retired training, plus tuition reim­ GROCERY CLERKS CLEAN, USED refrigerators, tor, parking. Call 627-9238 be­ Owners moving. Must sell. T. PORTER ST. area 4 bed- steep Hollow Lane this new home for $36,000. For overlap there, Joe, too much ------I A 1 O i/ V>n4V •% AAA OAQ. . . . _ fireplace, wall to wall carpet- full shed dormer TRAINING EXCITING WOMAN available. Additionally ex­ ING DEPT. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- ond floor, one block from Main Eight big rooms In desirable VERNON No, black socks. Look at the cellent salary and benefit Main St Call 648-2171. Fashion 1 9 6 8 Ing throughout, 2-car garage. 2 full baths Needed here. Capable, responsi­ 6-10 p.m., 6 nights a week. St. Call 643-8539. Benton St. area, IVi baths, pants. I’m going to he a model, Experienced Electrician’s prog^rams make these posi­ Attractive Wages Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- fireplace G. I. TRAINING ble, learn and teach profession­ alr-condltloner walking distance to all schools, It Awaits Your Touch Gain space with a vista wallpaper in a tiny hallway. Select Joe. I’m going to cut my finger Helper tions highly attractive. For Excellent Benefit Program SINGER automatic zig.zag sew­ NEWLY decorated 4 rooms,' 1567. al makeup. Also possible to aluminum storms tmd doors churches, bus, shopping. Im­ from many different subjects from a Mediterranean cove to on this crease.” Now approved for G.I. training. an appoointment, call the ing machine, excellent condi­ Now under construction In a have small business of your with new tile bath and new dishwasher, range mediate occupancy. Call now. a Swiss Alp to a "down East” harbor scene to add that Im­ Metropolitan Opera audiences New England Tractor Trailer Employment S u p e rvisor. tion, monograms, hems, but­ birch kitchen, heat furnished, prestige area, 7 room Gar­ NOTICE OF Loden Jacke'I breakfast nook Belflore Agency, 643-5121. portant interest necessary to a first impression of your home going to hear Richard Tucker Training has heavy demands Apprentice Electrician Miss Lois Banister, 1-774- FOR APPLICATION APPLY tonholes, fancy designs, etc. class A location. 742-6887. rison OolonlEil, with first 89' outside storage house and the way you live. know that they are going to get from the trucking industry. We Viviane Woodard Corp. 9605, Ext. 427,v daily between Originally over $300. Our price floor family room. All it Dept. 70087, 866 Fifth Ave. built by Gambalotti a solid, dependable perform­ train on all types transmission, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visit our now, $84. or pay $9. monthly. SIX rooms, second floor, heat­ awaits Is your breath of life New York, N.Y. 10017 CALL GRAND-WAY FULLTIME ance, well sung, with clarity, gas and Diesel tractors, full or Personnel Offices in Rogers Call 822-0631, dealer. ed, Main St.i, with enclosed occupancy April Lots For Sole .73 with colors and features to part-time training. Placement 410 West Middle Tpke. sunporch, $146. References. In­ suit you. Call 649-6306. Mural Brightens Entrance; without temperament. OFFICE worker — typing re­ or write us including your SINGER used sewing machines MANCHESTER — Treed 60x128 assistance u p o n graduation. H. G. SCHULZE Inc. , Manchester OPENINGS quire 304 Porter St. owner 649-1047 “ We have Joviality In’” u S quired, 8-day week. Apply Wat- experience and salary re­ — prices drastically reduced. B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, Act now. Call Hartford 247-1383 ' kins Bros., 938 Main St., Man­ quirements. 649-2813. W Gives Feeling of Space house,” Tucker says. “ We’d all 875-9707 All makes, Portables from $9.68 THREE-bedroom duplex with go crazy from seriousness If we anytime. chester. An Equal Opportunity SOUTH MAIN St. area — 8 and ------BARROWS and WALLACE Co. AVAILABLE consoles from $16.95, zig-zags appliances and heat, hot water, didn’t. I’m one of the Jokers. I ROGERS CORP. Employer from $29.96. Singer’ s annual Available March 1, J. D. Real 8 flat, with 2-car garage, sell- BOLTON — One acre wooded Manchester Parkade by 'VIVIAN BROWN There is a lot of satisfaction In WANTED by motherless fa m ily ______^—. — ;------ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett 'ot®. neighborhood. Call for AP Newsfeatures Writer may hand a note like ‘Where do Help Wanted— woman to take over household PART-TIME janitoi, moriUi^s, January clearance. (Jome ear- Estate, 643-6129. Manchester 649-6306 doing your own walls. But ev- » , . . .. ROGERS, CONN. 06263 AT V Realtor, 643-1577. details. Hayes Agency, 646- erythlng must be prepared be- eat tonight, to the baritone duties and to care for two chil­ steady work, must be reliable. ly for best buys and e a s y ------Female 35 HELP wanted—^temporary NCR terms. Singer Sewing Center OAKLAND St. — 6 rooms, sec 0131. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room If .the entranceway to your forp von hpvtn you’llVon'ii need „ when I’m supposed to show him dren, ages 2 and 4, to live in Call 649-8334. MERE------r $19,700------will purchase this, s 1 . Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining home Is bright and cheerful, the „ g j jg^g coverine can ^ paper. But I don’t try WANTED — reliable woman to An Equal Opportunity operator for 3100 or 3300 ac­ ond floor, newly decorated, on MANCHESTER at 856 Main St., Manchester. lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 - - o^ blM k ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ room, nice lot, city water, wall will carry through the be stretched o ^ and coa^^ with ^ break them up. full-Ume, pleasant neighbor- station heln wanted Employer counting machine. Experience bus line. 643-2846. do weekly thorough cleaning hood. 878-6236, 643-1884 or write Telephone 643-88M. fireplaces, separate furnaces, 3 lots of record, $1,400 for all. In large home 3 to 4 days week­ 9-8. No experience necessary. required. Hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. to wall, oak floors, storms, house. , , , , , , adhesive and carried easily to "-And I socialize only maybe P. O.'Box K, Vernon, Conn. MEMORIAL MOVING — must seU, Hotpolnt FOUR rooms, tU© bath, first □ one apartment includes wall to Call right away. H. M. Taxes $328. $16,900. Meyer One way to inject a quick shot jjjg ^gj] jf hurry It you three times a- winter season. ly for working mother. Must Apply Cantone’s Esso Service, Apply Cheney Brothers, Inc., floor, heated, newly remodel­ wall, well built and weU main­ F’rechette, Realty, 647-9993. be able to work without super­ 308 West Middle Turnpike. SER'VICE Station attendant—8 31 Cooper Hill St., Manches­ refrigerator, 6 years old, ex­ Agency, 643-0609. ®°''®'^' might wind up wrapped in the ha very bad for my wife’s WAITRESS wanted days. Two- ed. Across from Rec. 15 School tained. Don’t be disappointed. vision and to properly handle a.m.—6 p.m., 21 years old or ter. cellent condition. Call 649-3884. yourself for the price material with goo from head to “ he. She loves to see people. three days weekly. Apply in HOSPITAL St. Adults, no pets. Parking in We sold the twin next door In telephone messages. Not essen­ ROUTE salesman for quality over. See Ken Reynolds Sr. Resort/ Property T $ ^ ^ r 7 e n f m o t C g e T n ™ s 1 toe. M ^t a^e^lresBut I can’t afford to t;dk l^ p " ^ person, Willie's Steak House. G. E. DOUBLE oven stove for rear, immediate occupancy. no time. Wolverton Agency, tial but prefer woman willing dairy in Wethersfield. Steady at Ken’s Esso, 110 Center St. PRODUCTION hands with some T^vpnt /Ort 2 homp motion. There is time to set the P*® and I can’t be In a smoke- NO EXPERIENCE sale, good condition. Call 643- For Sole 74 7 year old 2 family 4-4 home. a mural with a vista that can ^gj, material into place careful- «Ued room and I can’t take a to stay overnight frequently SKILLED secretary full or permanent employment on es­ lathe and milling machine ex­ Realtors, 649-2813. REQUIRED 8690. S ^ a t e o 1 hot water furancee, provide dimensional intrigue , before it berins to dry «lrink. When I tell that to outside with 3 children age 10 up. Call part-time, salaried position. tablished route averaging $150 perience, also Norton Hyprolap STAFFORDVILLE Lake ^ Laboratory Aide MANCHESTER — 7 room older 649-6416. Ideal working conditions. Ex­ a week. Excellent fringe ben­ and Fellows gear siiaper oper­ _ ADMIRAL color T-V, brand Cape, all utilities, won’t last. furnished cottage, lot 100x160' 12^80^° ^ entrance hall ^ge sure to read directions. If Peopl®. they say, "What is the Nurse Aide Trainees Read Herald Ads conversational niche. instructions sound a bit odd. re- use of living?’ cellent shorthand and typing efits, including holidays, pen­ PART-TIME ators. Metronics, Inc., 640 Hil­ new, left over 1967 models, Asking $14,600. H. M. Fre­ full price, $6,900. Call days, Call Mrs. Lord, 568-2716. 643- Other rooms can profit from ^ *u * li. EXPERIENCED girl for gener­ ability required. Legal back­ sion, etc. Call Brock Hall Dairy liard St. ' Orderlies 289-6469, evenings, 643-2332. before deciding that they WORK AVAILABLE Porter $365, service Included. Modem chette, Realty, 647-9993. 1111. Undsay and Shaw Real the charm and color that wall l ! r “ This Is the price I have to al office work, typing included. ground preferred, will train for appointment, 829-3321. T-V Service, 388 Center St., Estate. coverines orovide t wrong. But follo)4 them, pay to be an opera singer. The JOURNEYMAN Linotype opera­ Apply in person E & S Gage qualified applicant. Inquire Manchester, 643-2208. NOTICE MANCHESTER — 2-famlIy, 4-4 e ■ You can zoom along when you public Is entitled to the beat Uiat tor needed for the second shift EXPERIENCE Out Of Town Co., Mitchell Dr., Manchester. weekdays, 9-8, 647-9903. 8 A.M. — 2 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING central, large lot, 4 garages, COVENTRY —4% room Ranch ^or example,. Is there a dining get the hang of it. anybody can give and thank in southern Vermont compos- REQUIRED MAPLE single bed, complete, excellent income property. H. For Sole 75 full cellar, baseboard hot wa- room or other room with many There are “ pretrimmed,” God I have a record that when I URGENTLY needed babysitter MACHINIST Ing room of the American Book- Director of Development $20. 2-plece sectional sofa, BOARD OF DIRECTORS M. Frechette Realty, 647-9993. ter heat, $13,300. Call Alfred windows but litUe wall space? A "p r e p a s t e d,” “ strippable." go on stage people know they’re If you’ve never sold ANY­ for one pre-schooler and one Apply in Person Stratford Press, Inc. One of the Inhalation Therapist maple arms, $26. Collier baby TOWN OF SUMMER or winter, you’ll love Heckler, Broker, 742-6819 be- patterned wall covering with "plastic-coated for washabiUty” going to get a good show.” THING, Natnonal advertis­ first grader, 2 days per week, For machinery building. nations largest book manufac­ Registered X-ray Techni­ carriage, $26. Call 648-7818. MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER — 9-room this 6 room home on a seclud­ tween 5:30-6 p.m. matching fabric at the windows ggd "color-locked" wall cover- Asked whether being chosen ing and beautiful packaging my home. Call 649-0302 after Some related experience or turers. Union shop with liberal cian CONNECTIOUT home, only 38 seconds from ed private lake, nestled among . — can liven the entire room. When ings that offer easy application, to sing on the opening night of a 6 . laurel covered hills. Call us for make it easy to sell trade school background. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN fringe benefits including: Hos­ Laboratory Technologist UNIVERSAL refrigerator, good Tuesday, February 6, 1968 East Center St. Ideal for the W a n * 0 "®s Baker, first; Mr. and ‘ ® . _ 4n*»ing, d ableHIa to ur/\v»1rwork Trtto blueprints.nliiAm nnra Pattern No. 8330 is In sizes inclusive. own transportation. Write I P. 742-8051 EXPERIENCED plumber or tion contact Thomas Nettles, floor waxer, $10. Call 868-4295 Municipal B u lW ^ Heartag lot. Priced... In_ the_ low 30’s. By _ ------:— 3233. lively effect that would pull any slonal paperhangers. You may ^*’®- Bernard Baker, second, O. Box 222, Manchester, Conn. Interesting work and good op­ weekends or after 8. Thursday 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, Send 36 cents in coins plus plumber'b helper, good wages Foreman, or write ASCRD, MANCHESTER appointjnent. Phllbrick Agency, ELLINGTO^ In country, ------— - — ------tiny room out of the ordinary. be surprised to find that the M*'®- Joseph Marcello and portunity for capable man. Al­ ______of each month from 6:30 p.m. 82 bust, skirt and jacket, 3V^ 16 cents for first-class mail and 649-8347. 6 room so man for painting and gener and overtime. Call A.B. Chick Box 810, Brattleboro, Vermont ...... P'^l'^®®y- « ~ °> " ^ WANTED - one famUy house ^ decorating mileage you get out William Zleman, third. TWO waitresses for evening COLDSPOT chest freezer. Good to 8:30 p.m. In the 'i’own Coun- yds. of 46’’ ; shell, yards. special handling for each pat- Ranch, plastered plastered w ^ s , 10 In Bolton or Coventry. I will of wallpa”per Is well worth the Also, East-West, Mr. and Mrs. al shop maintenance. Harper PAINTER wanted, experienced, Plumbing and Heating, 649- 06301. Phone 802-254-6073. For pattern No. 8330 send BOc tem. work, full or part-time, experi­ MEMORIAL condltlon, reasonable. Call 649- sel’s Office in the Mucinipal BUSINESS ZONE — Modem 8 year's old, partitioned haw- ^ v ei^ se your hoiwe and s h w taking col- tab. Estimates vary but a sim- I*"® Dorman, first; Thomas Lan- Bufflna Machine, 363 Ellington s‘ «ady work for right man. Call 2^6. plus 18c for first-class mall Anne Cabot, Manchester ence not necessary. Apply in "MACHINIST for Bridgeport and 1188. Building. room house, m baths, fire­ Rd., East Hartford. 289-7471. 649-4343. and special handling for each Evening Herald, 1180 A'VE. n re^ etlve Z e ^ ^ P le w e call ° « 'ro*" the pattern to carry ple room may be done for well ders and J®Y Howroyd ®eco„d. person only. Howard Johnson’s DRIVERS for school buses, « John I. Garslde Jr., place, garage, outbuilding, Bety Oessay Kristofak, Real­ lathe. Must be able to set up pattern tind BOc for each pat- OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, WUh^m**^Re^^stote ° “ t ® color scheme In draperies under $80. ®"d Mrs. Warren Holland and Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Schools, 7 :30-8:46 and operate from blueprints, HOSPITAL Secretary main highway, many possibili­ tor, 878-0701. TRUCK ' driver’s helper — 18 MAN TO WORK in kitchen, full- Antlquei 56 tem book. N. Y. 10036. ' and slipcovers. Dark rooms re- On the other hand, an intri- Ronald Fable, third. Manchester. a.m. and 2:18-3:48 p.m. Excel­ overtime and fringe benefits, Board of Directors ties, $23,600. Hutchins Agency Broker, 228-3682. years or older, driver’s license time or part-time, also short Sue .Burnett (Manchester Print Name, Address with Zip SOUTH Windsor—6 room Rais------spoird . - to -- the — warmth------that may - ®®te small room may - cost more tr T*'® u K®*"® i 1® sptmsored i. by the day and - night shift, full and WANTED TO BUY — antlo"jes, Manchester, Conn, Realtors, 649-6324. WAITRESS wanted approx- required. 8 day week. Apply ordei** cook. Apply in person lent part-time for third sh ift. 6434141 Evening Herald) 1160 AVE. OF Co^e and Style Number. ed Ranch, living room with HOMES — land, Investment be provided by yellow, orange, than you would suspect-r-one Manenester unoge Club and steins, furniture, pewter, .lead- Dated at Manchester, Con- mately 3 hotu’s a day. Apply Shipping Department, Watkins only. Howard Johnsbn’s Res­ workers, housewives, retired part-time. Apply H. & B Tool AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Send 80 cento today for the TWO famUy, 6-6 flat, aluminum fireplace, dining room, 3 bed- property urgently " needed ’ ...... to bright green. A very sunny reason why ‘ It is wise to get an played Wednesdays at 7 >r :30on p.m. persons. W etraln you. Call 643- and Engineering, 168 Forest ed lamps, art glass, primitives, nectlcut, this 26th days of Jan- Cavey’s Restaurant, 48 East Brothers, 938 Main St., Man­ taurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., 10036 ' new ’68 Spring and Summer Al- siding, 183x164 lot, convenlent- rooms, garage. 2.9 acresv park- meet our evergrowing demand room can be subdued with cool- estimate at the scene rather and Fridays at 8 at the club at St., Manchester, 643-2640. Ext. 243 any quantity. 644-8902. uary 1668. Center St., 643-1416. chester. / Manchester. 2414. Prlnt Hame, Address with Zip bum! Free knit directions for jy located. Leonard Agency, llke setting. Principles only. of qualified cUento. Call Paul er blues, purples or dark than a "guess” on the tele- 136 Eldrldge St. Play is open Code, Style Numbqr and Size, man’s or boy’s cable-cardlgon. Realtors, 646-0469. Owner, 644-8644. J. Correntl, Agency, 643-6363. greens. phone. to the public.

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Tax Review A Mahoney Says GOP Police Charge Seven A total of 2S Manobeater Board to Get Report taxpayem appeared last night at a seastat of the ‘Used’ Charter Unit In Series of Breaks Mancheator Board of Tax On Project Concern Reivlew. Thuraday nlght’a Seven of the teen-niiers wanted in nw)ire th ^ 60 aeaaion, the firat o f five, Dr. Thomas Mahan, director of Project Concern, and breaks into homes and businesses in Connecticut were drew }8 taxpayers. an administrator representatins the Hartford school arrested yesterday and today on Superior Court war­ system are slated to make an interim report on tiie Board of Directors of a deliberate plan The review board will con­ pie of Manchester,” when it created a CSiarter Reviaion rants. duct three more hearings, project to the Board of Education Monday w*hen it con­ IlK wBitaato Cor ttw am n t next Thimsday and Friday, venes at 8 p.m. In the b oa rd ------Oommd'ssnon. . . Mtsdakiv in regwnd Ibo the quent lA men were obtalMri by from e to 8 p.m.; and next room at Bemet Jtsilw High Mrs. Oladys Boyd, a Orade 1 Ho said ithat ion of an advisory referendum state pdUoe yaManday mornSug. Sattmday, hxHn S to 11 a.m ., Sdhool. teacher at Keeney St. School. was appoliiltrf In for certain local Issues. Four wars ptckml up yartaxJay all In the Municipal BuUdlng Isadcm WoM, principal of Man- She will be represented at the mwelytofulfSflc«n¥«S«,I*^ . sdieduled slonal rights and responslbfll- deCeMt of propo^ Charter referendums lUegal, and, soiEiUt ttes wtelccnd. o f Elliot Adams, died yesterday sessments, based on the Oc­ to discuss the local participation ties committee, riDangos a t r e f e e m ^ Republican Board of Dl- in the program. The grievance is reportedly m e tfame youths eirested at Venice (Fla.) Hospital. tober 1M7 Orand lAst. **“ *°**^’ ^ rectors had consulted with the thCs nuniiiE and beliiE present- Mrs. Adams was bom In East Project Concern is the two- concerned with the fact tfiSt Bued today, <*aiy g RepubUcan town counsel, he ed beCoro m e cleric„ „ „ oC ...______TVdknd ______Norwalk and lived In Bolton for y«*u" busing experiment, now Mrs. Boyd has more than M RiepvfcHoani have to ^ ^ave concurred with the County Superior Cowt for the past 88 years. Before she re- day at 10 a.m. from the Cont- in its second year, under which pupils In her dassioom. their promase, ‘t o ^ previous ruling, iiiiioiiiiltsi' o f Ured, she taught school for munlty Funeral Homes 184 ay^ ouburbeut towns including contract between the school pie more Bay to looal govetm *■ 8000 bomte «udi wet»: many years In Bolton and Man- Church St., Willlmantic, vdth a Manchester are educating some board and the teachers stlpo- Co-President _ledge made public, because It Neteon Carrier 16 of Cdtohse- Chester. She was a member of Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s 280 non-white Hartford children lates that a helping teacher He BtetoB thy would have made any requlre- ter one count of breakte' end Bolton Congregational Church. Church, Willlmantic, at 10:80. in their elementary schools, shoiild be provided In classes WUllam Harvey of 167 E. _____ meeting g < ^ by ^ „a„t for having a Charter Re- wtlh ortenklBl Inibent, Survivors, besides her hus- Burial ^ ^ **!,***“„ lemlly Manchester U taking 62 chU- larger than 80. Center St. and his wife, Mrs. pubic "'hMoIngs achoduied for one count of teroeny and one hand, include a son, Kingsley B. riot at M. Joseph a Cemetery, dren. A grievance aA 1 ' Items proposed end laioeny mother of Richard J. Huestls ™ j ™ ^ mendatlon from the Project beginning about Marah 1. Robert Heins, treas- a bonding proposal do not be- broadened to Include a petmon The four wj^BireSted ve»- of 142 Warren Dr., died sudden- „***^’, , Concern advisory board to con- By that date, work to expect- Mrs. Francis long there, but "are SMcHy pay- tor overrule on the pi^hMe te^ MTtoted yw- ^ ^ ^ 1 g^e was the wld- Mre. Margaret Robshaw Trot- tlnue the program another year, ed to begin on telocaUon of N. program; Mr. and Mrs. a »^ -g o Ibema" They o t all property by the ow of WlUtom E. Huestto.. ter, 68, of 336 Porter St., wife The board to atop slated Mon- School St. In cormecUon with William *3 Ertel, r;„b publicity, u c,tv and beating ImpromnentB to the town governing - . i,body. , a,u This, miI’m D et^ B. Howe, 17, of 14 Al- survivors also Include a Ka*"! T. Trotter, died last day to hear a grievance over the North End Redevelopment Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Municipal BuUdtag; a new heiat- ««fe. ^ ii satisfy thej^bUc. ^ cha^p^ dauriiter, 2 other sona, and 17 night at Hartford Hospital, class size, being brought by Project. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eas- tag system, a iqninkler system ^ have no quwel with toe wlllh nine counts of breaking grandchildren Mr®- Trotter was bom April ley, hospitality. and air-canidiltlontag for the Po- CRC personnel, for I consi^r ^ entering a felling to the Funeral services wlU be held W. 1899 In Bradford, Vt.. a ’The Hturveys came to Man- Uce Station and alr-oondWliontng “ ®*" “ b« v e ^ dedl- daytime, and nine counts of Sunday at 11 a.m. at Newkirk daughter of RTUlam H. and Coventry cheSter last year from Roches- for MAry Cheney Idbtiary. ®f^®^- c®P»We ^pto. nave larceny. ^ . and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Carrie Lowd Robrtiaw, and Uv- ter, N.T., where they were Mahoney’s full statement fd- always actM In toe best In­ James Ilezso, 17, o t Phoenix Rumslde Ave., East Hartford, ed to the Hartford-Manchester charter members of toe "Iron- lows: terests of toe town They were St., Vernon, ®®®'"® ® meeting are Mr. and Mrs.'Hal "As we all know, the Charter and recommend changes In toe earing with steppe, died tola momtag at St. Uve worker for toe Lutz Junior record. The request w m m^e ^ a prinripal irelasan hoM- Revision Commission was glv- residency requirements for Francis Hoapltal, Hartford. Museum, the Manchester His- at the selectmens Thursday ^ Mrs- Crawford AUen, refresh- en two specific choi^g^. town employes. Tlie Charter larceny^Md t ^ counts of theft jj . Steppe was bom Sept, torlcal Society and the Audubon night meeting by planiUng and thlat aetectenm ftgt pubilMied 1^ ment chairmen, assisted by Mr. "The ftart was to revise and Revision Commission recom- of a motor vehicle. 28, 1904 to RockvlUe, son of Society. commission chairman and Mrs. Alvah Russell Jr and broaden the referendum powers mendaUons are good ones in ^bert Duchaiim, 17, of Ool- Frank and Anna WlHek’e Steppe, Survivors, besides her hus- Robert Gantner. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Dante Balbonl. of the present charter, par- thls instance. Chester, one count of attempted ^ RockvlUe most of band. Include two sisters, Mrs. Gantner said he has asked the oem. Since It delailt wltti rising "In previous statements, the tasaktag ^ entering with ^ h , ^^ s a well known Lawrence B. Perry of Manches- PZC to consider public flUng of Democratic majority on boto criminal intent; one count of and builder. He was ter. Mass., and Mrs. Clifford the Bolton the Board of Directors and tlie hreaktag and entering with crim­ a Member of St. Bernard’s W. Neff of HIgganum; and sev- only h® of benefit to the town’’, dentiai ooo^atlon^ to town is CRC have made It clear their inal intent, and one count of CSnirch Rockville e>^ nieces and nephews. "Ph® Jan. 22 session was held notpaytag to 'w«^y, rinWe with stand on all other proposed larcey. ^ ^ v a rT ^ ^ e s his wife. Funeral services ^ be held at the request of the selectmen ea^ iw h «»® _^ South St. Residents Petition charter changes. Theme fourlour were released on survivors, oesio urnnHay at ^ South to discuss aspects of "mutual about two cbDiteen aire added "The proposed riiaiter W»_ bo»l ter ypteTtete. KtSi., OChurch. Tile Rev. Dr. concern" and was termed “high- to too town’s ooSt c i education changes should be defeated week to TWUuiS'S^ sJ^r: TSey Xw Z t e r ly productive ^;;d frui^ul" by at approxlmltoly 6660per «Md. Against Apartment Plans when put before the people. ^ mrs. Mrs. Frank r ra ra KuVoivuw 01of Tolland mi.wiu mmand . i^ ® y ' ““aw, ’ pMtor, wiu both^ ^ boards. Subject the ses- He noted toa t eeHeotonen still lor Court. 'The Republiosn Party prom- State police said the breaks Mrs. Peter Jsoonskl of l^k- wlU be to East primarily what the se- foel tolat one 'way to solve tote vUle; two brothers. Reeidents of South Rd. are Also, " 8. Drainage is ques- Ised ho give toe people nvore took place during the last sev­ Friends may call at the Wat- I®®*™®" ®ail®d "the highly re- problem is to aSbw more multl- dreuiattag a petition requesting tionable in the high water table say in local government. Check en months In 28 towns. These Steppe and Joseph Steppe, boto •yyent Funeral Home 142 ®trictive nature of apartment fAmEy housing to the form o t that the zoning commission hold o t the area. 6. Possible pcdlu- toair recocri. tecluajVmten KUteitm. IW. " O*”"'’ temoriOT. 'item ."fS J S S ? ; - * '>“ “ « " " W r a t e t 0 » «P- Oon ol w .ter ^ Re- ’TVn’ many months, under toe £S5l I to . mte 7 to . p.m. »>. • ot n.W POIUO HOum. itote o. 0» Sion, Gantner had, with toe con- ntag to dtocuss these queSUotis ^ en t complex mi South Rd. The ta~case of dual ownei^p. 8. agenda, toe answer to the ■<»"'* that the breaks took place as din, Fla.; and nine graadchll- Fraito X Nagl TLII. selectmen, releas^ In toe xwnr fojtura petition lists their reasons for Adequate fire protection for !^ONE. Under the next Hem, far east as toe Danielson area dren. BOLTON — Frank Xavier hlghlli^ts of toe meeting to teams of pubBMred reports of opposing It multiple dwelUngs.” Action on PUbMc Hearing and also Include Hartford and The funeral will be held Tues- Nagl, 84, of Quarry Rd., for- . lu ‘repoait- health officer Dr. Bob- Dr. Butterfleld’s Reasons Iten\s—agatn NONE, Newtagton. The stolen goods are day at 8:18 a.m. from the merly of West Hartford,____ died Followl^ ^bllcation of the “ bare ert Butterfield has written a Dr. Butterfield wrote his rea- "And yet, toe puWlc wia be po- W to-G ll^ F is ^ H^e, ^"m ®ft®r ®opalescent home. «yln« he is opposed to and will with a copy to toe selectmen, demands on toem tor more tax Mr. Nagl was bom Nov. 10, H*®^ approclate" "^Js^y cut wltoout toe report- approve “any large apart- He said he is opposed to apart- doUan, due to poob budgeting made Into homes and such bust- naid’s Church at 9. Burial will 1888, in Vienna, Austria, and meeting as ea^a Imowledge. ment complex in toe town of ments until toe town has a town lost year, and by oommit- nesses as garages, and sport- gj, Bemand’s Cemetery. Uved in Wert Hartford most of P'* .. . ® n®w^P«M, iSS®** ..»***i, ’HSf Rbl’ton” until certain conditions sewage system, a town water ments made at iaifoamal mert- tag good stores. since toey misrepresented toe Friends may caU at toe fu­ Ms hfe before coming to Bolton. “"**** “ “ill. *"®^- system, a fuU-time fire depart- fogs. Those commlitmeairts are Among the goods stolen were neral home Monday from 2 to He was a chef at St. Francis tone and tenor of toe session. firaamu, televlston sets,'radios, Donald Tedford, chairman of ment, and town garbage and to this year’s binlget, ptuz 4 and 7 to 9 pxn. Hospital, Hartford, for many Reasons tor Meeting speed car parts, fires, sporting “ “ ** . 5 tahnaaibed Into zoning commission, and zon? rubbish disposad . many other factors that g o to years, retlrtag in 1948. Gantner told toe selectman speed car parts, tires, sporting agent, said yesterday that There are no actual apart* malce up ci budget. James Sutovaa Survivors, include a daughter, Thursday nlgtvt that he would Deck into bad Elngnfti. proposed apartments would ment complexes In Bolton at **Wliat has the pitibllc been mechanical tools. RO CKVILLE-^am es SulH- Mrs. Arm and Pelleiter, wito Some of the goods, poUce said, be in an R-2, or multlide dwel- the moment. There are some told of the pix)9>oeed txmdlng van, 74, o t 60 Mountain St., whom he made his home; a son, Afltirvi* Af^nirlATitG n _ . , «»®- These regulations two-family houses, and there refereqdum? have been recovered. Leo Nagl of Rockleigh, N.J., P(dlce beUeve the brakes toed last night at RockvUle Alarm Tested have been in effect since at are very few buildings com- “Of six Items proposed at were committed by groups but Q«®»’^ Hospital. and three grandchildren. O rP lir in T fiw n Manchester’s Civil Defense *'® ®"® P®®®** ®* apartm®"!®: three on thte time, there are three toat The John F. Tlemey Funeral V.FCCUr lU M. o w n Manchester’s Msnenesters Civiluivu DefenseLJeiense questioned toem be- Carpenter Rd. and one on Bran- do not bkong there and are police appcuently do' “not regard Mr. Sullivan was bom Jan. 9, 1694 in Hiartfoird, son ot Jotan Home, 218 W. Center St. ,1s in Warning System was tested them as toe work of a gang. Four minor, non-tojury acci­ for three minutes tola morn­ lor®- dy St. etrlotly pay-as-you-go items. and A licia Soott BuUlvon, and charge of arrangements, wMch He said that toe zoning com- Since Fiano took his pro- "niey are a heating system Investigation Into toe breaks ing, starting at 11 a.m. was a U jS. Army veteran o t are incomplete. dents occurred in Manchester mission will hold Its regular posed plans to toe zoning com- for toe Town Hah, a heating have been going on tor several yetserday. The test is conducted on months, police said and have wand War I. monthly meeting Feb. 18, and mission, there have been ru- syatem for the PoQice Station, An automobile driven toy Har­ the first Saturday of each been under toe direction of Lt. Survivors include a sister, that he will spend some time mors of other developers "wait- and on alr-condlttontag sys- Mtes M ary SuUivan, and a Man Attacks ry J. OonnoUy, 39, of 133 Flo­ month, to determine toe ef­ on toe apartment question at ing to see what happens." tern for MAry Cheney Library, Wilfred Bellefleur, head of toe rence St. was struck at 9:38 fectiveness of toe CD sys­ Ocdchester Troop. Vernon De­ brother, John SulUvan, both o t that meeting, but that "you Tedford said he has heard ‘T am in fAvor of toose Rockvflle. Woman, Grabs a.m. on Oak St. near Cottage tem. can’t change zoning to outlaw these rumors too, but now that items and urge toe Republican puty PoUce Chief Edmund Dwy­ when Neno PagaM, 48, of er and Det. Ctarence Neff also The funeral wiU be held apartments." other developer has approached majority to consider toem as to

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utxMc sed bonding they suddenly disappear un­ Of course there is always the still are around—there were getting rid of a pushy girl than mood. loved and unmoumed. cartoon giant selling frozen commercials with shock value: vegetables, and now there is ’Die neighbor vdio gprabs her in smoking. ’Ihere is also an Generally, there seem to be pr oponed at Has anybody even missed the also an automobile commercial fiir id’s toothpaste and scornful­ amusing commercial— amus­ more commercials these days, re three that knight on his charger galloping starring a toy-size car complete ly throws It away while produc­ ing, that is the flrst~couple of partiiculanly shoot ones. Their lere and are around turning dirty clothes with driver which is so tiny a ing ai tube of new tootbpaabe of times it is seen—suggesting the tone and quality seems to im­ i-go items, white with his magic spear? Or life-size girl pioks it up and puts the same brand. Even Katy coiuse of history haid certain prove each year. And, accord­ •atitig syobem Wanda the witch who created it down. She also establishes a Winters, who has spent years prominent characters like ing to some ^ the research peo­ lU, a heating marveloua hairdoes with a roadblock by placing her com­ patching up people’s lives with Washington and Franklin taken ple, the viewers, resistence 'OUlce Station. touch of her wand? Or that silly pact on the pint-size highway. her deodorant, has been busy up smoking cigrarettes. seems to toughen constantly un­ tUionhig sys- dove that lived in a lady’s cup­ There are a lot of current urging people to throw away the Humor plays an important der the repeated exposure. eney Library, board? Gone, all gone. or of thoee commercials with swlngy musi­ old stuff and get some of her part in commercials these days This viewer’s favorite com­ lie Republican Obviously none of them had cal backgrounds and there is a new good stuff. although whether one warms to mercial? The stomach settler fan clubs. Ider them as marked vogue for products used Just ordinary folks—ordinary Fran’s mouthwash advice to the starring the headless character Sales pitches starring magic by the young crowd to use unu­ folks like none of us has ever Aovekiirn or bo 'Micudge’a clever suffering from the blahs. Is going out of style. Just about sual camera effects. Most dis­ seen—continue to discuss with method of manicuring nails with dishwashing liquid depends, presumably;, on the individual’s ? r e s 8 sense of humor. On#a series of i t in Why Fred Astaire’s in a TV Show iNBW YO RK — “I had Just fin­ about as long as he could walk. hits as “Lady Be Good," “Fun­ TEMPLE’S Carpet Cities ished filming ‘Finlan’s Rain­ Bom ip Omaha, Neb., Astaire ny Face" and "The Bandwag­ on.” & Floor Covering a Page One) bow,’ I f ^ like working and I and his sister Adele, 18 months '-.i-.GTHONiCS had some ddeas for a speciial,” older started dancing lessons at "The Bcuidwagon,” which was I, the Chinese said Fred Astaire, expaatnlng a local school. Soon the family Astaire's biggest hit to date, ■American Made ■UBORATORIES why be decided to star in his moved to New York where Fred also marked his last appearance Ceramic Tile Bathroom d for the most drat somg-and-dance television and Adele were enioUed at Ned with Adele,. who left the team 277 BROAD 1 were search- special in eight years. Waybum’s Dancing Academy. to marry and settle In Ireland. 129.95 lunlst troops The resulting programr—"The As soon as they reached legal Fled plunged right into "The Installed U p To 100 d had failed to Fred Astaire Show"—will be working age, the pair 'toured Gay Divorcee” and landed his Sq. Ft. Material S T E R E O ^ letnamese ma- telecast on N B C Wednesday 9 the Orpheum vaudeville circuit first Hollywood offer, a fea­ larply with a to 10 pjn. and made their Manhattan de­ tured role with Ginger Rogers Armstrong Inlaid mg apparently Astaire previously appeared but in “Fred and Adele Astaire In “Flying Down to Rio.” While Linoleum Embossed TAPES ut four miles in three award-winning specials, in New Songs and Smart waiting for this picture to go and Vinyls sOso on NBC-’TV; "An Evening Dances." " into production, he danced his with Fred Astaire” In 1®58, Next came their first Board­ first film number in “Dancing FOR “Another Evening Fred way show, "Over the ’Top,’’ fol­ Lady.” Completely Installed 6ver Astaire” In 1959, and “Astaire lowed by “Ihe Passing Show,” Returning to "Rio,” Astaire Prepared Floor CARS Town ’Time’’ in 1960. “Apple Blossoms,” and "For joined AQss Rogers for the first i'livie” wUf play Starring on TV was a nat­ Goodness Sake.” N ow hitting of nine pictures destined to 643-6662 ght from 7:30 ural step for Astaire, who had the big time, the Astaire’s SOS Main St., Manohester TV-RadIo, Sales and Service (See Page Four) n Center. The ibeen taking natural steps just danced their w ay through such } Teen Center

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era Circle will 1:16 p.m. at the hn Muldoon, 83 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Morning MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM (8) Ben Seller (8) Family Affair (0> 1:6 (3) Best SeUer 0:00 (3) Wenther, Sports, Mews (C) Crawford. I Top Cat (C> J en v Quarry-Thad fe n c e r In her son and has girl and her M e r e ’s Navy Part IV "T oo Late lor Tears" (840) News, Sports, Weather (18) Subscription TV father smuggled into country TV ^ Part in "Too Late for Team” 8:16 (48) Combat (8-48) Peytaa Plaee (0) TV (S> Tke BomIm Wond Heavyweight Champion­ ’49 Llxabeth Scott, Dan Dor- 6:28 (8) Carol Baraett Show (C) Llxabeth Scott, Dan Duryca. ™ ‘Tony Romo" (M> Caadlepla BowUbb ship ESlmlnatlon Tournament on a Hong Kong freighter. ‘63 ® « ■ (U) Merv Griflln Show 9:00 <20-2i40) Tnesday Night at the 8:38 (8) PetUeoat Jnaction (C) yea. 6:88 (D Newt WKh Waller Crea- Guests: Jack Falance and usa (20) Film I (S) Bis S n ea ter live from Oakland, Calif. (Monday — Friday) FUm kHe (0) MlnnelU. (WEDH, Channel 24) (22) At Home with Kitty (20) Maa aad the Challenge Movies "Tbe Redball Express” ‘62. ) (8) Brad Davis Show (C) (48) Hollywood Palace (0) (Sl> (30) Divorce Court (C) (22) Highllghto "McHalo's Navy Joins the 18:88 (8) Maanlx (C) (81) At Heme with KMy (8) Newt With Bob Yesng (0) (2*3^M> 1 Spy(O) Air Forces" Convoy of supply trucks rush­ (18) Pattern for Living (38) Dhretee Gnart (20) FBm (84*) Big VaOey (0) (40) OIrl Talk (30) HcBale’s Navy es thru German territory to I (8) Weather —Sports and (18) SabseripUan TV 0:06 (8) Moments ot Comtozt aad Sanday, Febraary 4 1:30 (3) As the Worid Turns (0) 6:06 (40) Combat 9:30 (3) Good Morning World (C) News (O) "Reflections in a Golden Eye" (4») OM Talk (2t3t) Hanttey-Brinkley Be- (18) Sabseriptioa TV (840) N.Y.P.D. (C) reach stalled tanks. Jeff Nesrs 1:88 (8) As the Wcild Tnnu (0) “ Reflections in a Golden Eye” PM (20-22-30) Let’s Make a Deal 6:25 (8) Ski with Stein (0) Chandler, Alex Nlcol. (28-22-88) Bob Hope Desert 18:88 (8) TsrUlght Zone , ^ (C) 3:8* Concert In Brass ____ 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- "Cry Brute" DeL COrso ac­ 6:16 (8) UllBite Horisons (2*3S38) Let’e Make a Deal > (20) Local News (S-8-2Z-S84*) News, Weather (C) (2*-2Z-M> Cool MeCool (C) GoU Classic (0) (48) Science Fletlon Theatre 6:28 (8) Sign on aad P n yer Repeat ct January 29, 10:00 (8) Bewitched klte (C) cused of police brutality is (8) American Baadstajid ’68 Coverage of 4th day of five- "Conqueror of Atlantia" (O) I (8). After DteBer Movie aad Sports (G> (8) News with Bob Yonng (C) central figure in $100,000 suit 6:25 (8) Town Crier (8) Bewitehed Diane" '56 King's son about (2*) Law and Mr. Jones p.m. (40) Yen Asked for It (C) day pnvemateur golf tourna­ (C) 6:80 (8) Stmrise Semester (0) 4:90 Conn Issne (3) Love Is a Many Splen- (26) Social ^onrlty In Action against city. ment Among 406 amateurs 11 :H (8-8) News —Weather, Sporta (48) Yea Asked fer It to be married to princess, U:25 (I) SlarlIsM Movie ' (2240) Hnntley-Brinkley Re­ (28) Film (88) Conn Classmem (8) Leve It a Maay Spleadered falls in love with a French "Bom R ew ess” '69 Beautiful 5:99 N.E.T. Journal dored Thing (C) 10:00 (3) Conn —What’s Ahead? (C) (ZZ) Bowery Boro participating are celebrities. (C) 6:46 (8) vistt With the M onsinor Must I Serve? Repeat of (20-22-30) Days of Onr Lives port (C) (840) The Invaders (C) Bob Hope, Danny Thomas, 11:16 (8) Festival of Hits countess. lAna Turner, Pedro blonde gets mixed up with (88) Ckamploaship Bowlins 7:88 (8) Nesrs aad Weather <0> OwSUtl^^Days Of Oar Lives Armendaris. (C) January 39, 9:00 p.m. (C) 6:45 (20) Local Mews "The Peacemaker" Top mili­ Desl Arnas, Don Adams, "Journey to 7th Planet” John group H toiurh rodeo riders. 6:09 Antiques 7:00 (3) After Dinner Movie Hatch Is between Dave DavLi Agar and Greta Thyssen. (2*32-88) Today Show (C> (O) (W) Hantley-Brinkley Beport Mamie Van Doren, Jeff Rich­ (8-40) Newlywed Oame (C) tary man requests peace talks and Bud Horn (C) Andy wmiains. Chuck Con­ (8) Friends ot Mr. Ooober (8-48) Newlywed Game (C> Aim^anes. Repeat of January 2:30 (3) Honse Parly (0) "Gun Glory" '57 Gunfightcr with aliens. (W) Bowlins nors, David Janssen, Louis Earthmen on "Uranus, find ards. 39, 8:30 p.m. (ZO-22-30) The Doctors (C) returns home and finds his 10:30 (3) Who, What, When, Where, Frima, Lawrence Welk. strange green land and beau­ (0) 2:8* (8) Hease n iiW (0) W Truth or CoBieqseaces 11:88 (2*32-88) Tonltht Show (C) 1:M (8 ^ ) Happenlns ’68 (0) <48) Nesrs, Weatter aad (2*3238) The Deetors (0) (O) 6:30 French Chet (8-40) Baby Oame (C) grown son hates him. Stewart Why, with Harry Reasoner (18) Country Mnslc tiful women in bitter cold Starring Johnny Carson. Bar­ Salad Flxinn. Repeat ot Jan­ 2:55 (8-40) Children’s Doetar (C) Granger, Steve Rowland, (U) National Oollefe Basket- world. Realising alien force SMits (0) (8-48) Baby Oame (C) (22-8*4*) Nows, Sports, Weath­ ry Belafonte is host for va­ (C) ball (C) ) (8) Nesrs sstlh Boger Hadd 7:80 (i) Ysar Cnmmaalty (O) (8-48) Ghildrea’ e Doetar (0) er uary 29, 8:00 p.m. 3:0* (8) To Tell the Trnth (C) Rhonda Fleming. "An Essay on Chairs" Broad­ causes mirage, they set out cationing Johnny (Mison. 7:88 Bepertory Theatre USA (20-22-88) Another Worid (C) (20) Hnntley-Brinkley Report Notre Dame at Detroit (live) (C) to destroy It (C) 'te 8:00 (S> Oaplala Kangaroo (C) I (4*) Dr. Albert Burke (C) cast based on CBS producer (8-48) Jfoey Blsiop Show (C> Bedtime Story (840) OenernI Hospital Film (8) Ibstery Theater 0:88 (8) Hap Biohards Show Health Is Your Fntnre ( » ) Let’s Go to the Bases cent man. James Stewart, Lee ( » ) Merv Orttfia Show (88) (lae O’clock Beport and 4:0 (3) Banger Andy Show (C) nle (C) and Sports (C) (881 Blverboat (C> (88) Tales at Wells Fargo (88) Moraiag Movie (8) Mr. Onaber (0) t a n Charlie Cknn Theatre a n OM PM (2*22-80) Blatch Game (C) (840) Opening Ceremonies of (20) ‘Tom Ewell Show ) (8) JaeUe Gleason Show (C) J. Cobb. (48) Daifc Shadows (0) "CbaiUe C2ian in London" (4*> News HeadUaes, USAF 6 :ft Keys tor the Homes of To­ 11:25 (3) Storllght Movie (8) Gnnsmoke (O) "The Young Lovers" '64 Theo­ (48) FiuMve 8:1 (18) Superheroes ’68 Winter Olympics (C) (Z»«b88) Kaya (C) 0:16 (8) Wally Oator (C) 4 :tt (8) Baager Aady Shew (0) I (Z*.22-M) Bowan aad Har- HellgleBs Film aad Sign OM morrow (40) Boso the Clown (C) (13) Secret Agent "Doctor Tn the House" '55 (28) Championship Bowlins dore Blkel, Odile Versoes (8832-M) Match Oame (C) Ua’ c Langh-Ia (C) 6:39 What’s Mew (48) Yon Asked for It (48) Datiag Game (C) (22-88) News, Weather and 9:88 (8) Make Boom for Daddy (C) 4:25 (20-23-30) News (C) 8:00 (20-22-30) Jerry Lewis Show Med school has variety in Us ) (18) Snbseriplion TV (28) Film (18) Sii^fheraee Guests: Cher, Tim Conway, Repeat of 5:30 p.m. 4:3* (3) Hazel (C) Newt (0) Goldie Hahn, others. Alcoholism Makes it Tougher (18) Yon Aiked for It Ba]a Marimba Band and Dirk Bogarde, Kay Kendall. Tonr (C) I (88) Boiler Derby 4:88 (8) Baael (0) 8:38 (8-4*) Bat Patrol (G) 7:39 Soaring Over the BoeUes (48) Fro Bowlins Tonr (0) (48) Newlywed Game (C) (C) Skew (0) (20) Tbeatre 3* Doiuite Osmond of the Osmond (C) 8:26 (8) WondMfnl World of Dance (4*> DaUng Game (8-22) Mike Daaglaa Shaw (G) (18) SabscrlpMn TV 8:9* French Chef Bros. 11:30 (20-22-30) Tonight Show (C) 4:M (8) OoU Classic (C) (48) News and Weather (C) (U) Yea Asked fer It "Great British Train Rob­ C O R AL L IF E Nen-OoUapstUe Souffle (3040) The Fllntztones (C) (8) Fro Bowlers Tonr (0) 8:88 (8) l b Three Sons (0) > (22) Saturday Night Tonight 19:26 (2*32% )N esrs (C) 5:00 (3) Perry Maion (C) 8:30 (3) Red Skelton Hour (C) (8-40) Joey Buhop Show (C) (88-22%) Get Smart (0) 19:39 (6) Hememaker'e Mavie (18) This Maa Dawsoa bery" 8:88 Antiques Guests: Herschel Bemardi. 1:00 (8) News —Moments of Com­ (18) Snbseriplion TV Show (C) (8*48) The FUatateaet (0) “ The 'Violent World of the Shipping "Case of Footloose Doll” Ma­ "Island of Terror" (8) Yale-Harvard Basketball Starring Johnny Oarson (2*32-88) Onaeeatralisa (C) t:M (3) Aady GrUlHh Show (C) son is called upon to defend and Tbe Associations, vocal fort and Gnideposts (48) Lawrence Welk Show (C) (8-I*) Denaa Beed Show (0) 6:1 (8) P e r n Maaea (2*32-88) Danny Thomas Boar 9:99 N.E.T. Journal and instrumental group. (30) One O’Clock Beport — (28) Pro Ski Bacers Tonr (C) : (48) U8AF BeUgious FUm aad Ck>ral Jungle," the second in No. Vietnam woman accused of homicide. (22) Bonte 66 9:1 I (8) Hogna’s Heroes (C) Sign o n (C) 11:80 (2*32-80) P en oaali^ (C) (U) mAway Patrel (O) (13) Highway Patrol (840) It Takes a Thief Sign Off (38) Let’s Go to the Bases (2»«M 8) Saturday Night at I (88) Outer Umite (8-40) Temptation (0) (28) Fffim "One for My Baby” Janet the series of the five-year im- (20) The Big Pictnre (C) "A Very Warm Reception” (40) News Headlines —USAF 11:26 (8-40) Mews (C) (88) Combat Leigh, Ricardo Montalban, Tnesday, Febmary 6 Alexander Mundy’s assign­ Rellgioas Film and Sign Off (3) Satardi» at Bases (C) the Hovies (C) "Keeper of the Purple Twi­ PM (30) Combat Pimlico —(5lty of Baltimore "n o w e r Drum Song" Nancy light''^ 11:80 (28-22-30) HoUysrood Sqaares (48) MeBale’e Navy ' Rick Jason and Chas Rumles. dersea expedition of oceano- (40) McHale’s Navy ment Is to steal list of enemy (C) (C > ^ (18) Afteiaona Beport Police lA. helps nightclub sing­ 6:0* Discovery agents from heavily guarded 1:1a (3) News and Wenther (C) Handicap Kwan, James ERilgeta, Juan­ 2:88 (88) News aad Sign Off gnapber Jaoques-Tves <3ousteau, Webs and Their Weavers 5:30 (18) Afternoon Beport (20.22-88) Wonderfnl World of ita Hall, Jack Soo, Benson 2:26 (8) News, Momenn of Com­ (8-40) How’s Yonr Mother-In- (48) News (O) er es<»pe murder charge by (20) Scope embassy. Guest stars; Si­ Moment of Meditation and Law (G) (8) Weather, ^ r i a , Newa (C> removing corpse of her ex­ What’s New Sign Off (C) Golf (0) Fong and HlyoshI Umekl. The fort and Oaideposts will be tele'vlsed March 6 by Repeat ot 5:30 p.m. (40) News with Bob Yonng (C) mon Oakland and Katherine (8-40) Wide World of Sports mother of San Francisco night­ 8:26 (8) News and Weather (C) 12:88 (8) Love of LUe (0) (1%) News, oporis, Weatter boy friend from her car. (848) Felosy Sqaad (0) ABC. The program will de­ Advanced OoncelM and Tech­ (C) club owner and gambler, se­ Homeuta of Meditation and (2*32-88) Jeopardy (C> ( 0) niques in Supervisory Frac- . I2-rd semi-final bout between lects a "Picture Bride" for Sign on (8) Mike Boagias Matinee „ (18) Merv OiUfla Show A con man's elopement with scribe animal and plant life in (48) BesrUebd (0) (28) Men la Space an heiress is part of kldnap- tico U:Z6 (8) News (O) (n) HlfhllthU toi^ransom plan. toe coral reefs. Repeat of 8:66 cum. and 4:00 12:3* (8) Seareh fsr Tomorrow (C) p.m. (2*32-3*) Kye Oaess (C) Elliot Norton Bevlews (4*> Treasare Isle (O) Conn Issne U:46 (8) OaUIng Light (C) Boston Symphony Orchestra WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM 12:66 (2*3238) Nesrs (G) Wednesday, Febmary 7 1:0 (3) Best Seller Trio and the Gordian Knot "Great British Train Rob­ SUNDAY JO PROGRAM The Dolphin That Joined the Part V “ Too Late lor Tears” singing group. bery" Ponderoaa Neighborly Navy Lizabeth Scott, Dan Duryea. (8-40) ’68 Winter Olympics (C) 11:00 (3-8-224040) News, Weather 7:30 (30) AsiicuUnre on Parade From Grenoble, France (NEA) — It's nice to be able What’s New (20) FUm Scheduled events arc two- and Sports (C) 7:96 (3) Slffn on and Prayer :38 (3) TBA Repeat ot 6:30 p.m. (22) At Home with Kitty man bobsled men's non-stop (20) Ensign O’Toole 8:00 (3) The ChrUtophen ;00 (3) 21st Century (C) to report that the old settlers Modem Management Methods (30) Divorce Court (C) downhill, other events. 11:25 (3) Starlight Movie (8) Sacred Heart "Medical EIectrx>nlC8" Warn­ on the Ponderosa are beinK Pert and Crlraoal Path. Re­ (40) Girl Talk 9:30 (3) He and She (C) "Hippodrome" '61 Girl who peat of 8:65 .a.m. and 4:00 dances in cage filled with tig­ (30 This !■ the Life ing sound emanating from right neighborly to the newcom­ 1:30 (3) As the World Tnrns (C) 10:00 (3) Jonathan Winters Show 8:15 (3) Adventure* of Gnmby (C) device, size of button, warns p.m. (20-22-30) Let’s Make a Deal (C) ers is suspicious of her part­ (8) Llfht Time heart patient to get to a hos­ er, David Canary. Canary plays 7:30 Stitch With Style (2840) Flipper (C) B coolness,” says (Canary, "but morrow (20-22-30) The Doctors Charles Kuralt at the FM and AM RADIOS Repeat of February 7. 6:00 Young redheaded waitress is Vietnaim, He had a twofold **has been developing’ slowly. (8) Speaking for the Consum­ f:30 (8) Gentle Ben (C) sist of interviews and film clips p.m. er Arctic in “Destinaition (28-22-88) Wonderful World of Color of toe late movie star. It will be What’s New fuS'\My'"2t'^hood^d"^^ P®- 'The experience last season of (22) The Canadian Scene (C) North Pole” Wednes­ Repeat of 6:30 p.m. pursuing her in automobile, 'triotic tlhmg, and, second, the B arry Sullivan and Kathryn "Kootenay Lake Holiday” Final half of "Pablo and televised March 5. The Power of the Dollnr (30) Sacrifice of the Mass day 7 :30-8:30 p.m. Dancing Chihuahua” Take Over Trends (SO) ™mbat personal desire to visit (his son. Hayes on 'The Road 'West—they (40) Bullwinkle (C) 1:88 (3) Ed SaUivan Show (C) 7:3* World Press Review (40) McHale's Navy Young Wiilllam Leif Erickson found some of the public ob- 11:16 (22) Social ^curity in Action Guests: Jackie Vernon, co­ Qurr 8:3* The Creative Person (C) median, and Michele Lee sing­ STANEK ELECTRONICS Marie Cosindas (II) ^ paraitroop unit, jgeted to the romance between 11:30 (3) Perception (C) er. WILTOirS SHOP N.E.T. Playhonse (30) News with Bob Young ara Stanwyck. Drama of G IF T S H O P -Ci -Ct Ik * (22%) Hnntley-Brinkley Be­ “The Great American Novel,” Dumas and Albert F^co. port (C) thought of staying there hafi atomic bomb on survivors of love and violence set in New 964 Main Street The world’s “finest eatln' a n News, SiMrCs* and It's good to hear a father have Pat Hihgle and Richard Hoyt mihelm on a plslngo Brooke 11:00 (S-32-M) News, Weather and 7:20 ^ “ *D?. /Hbert Bnrke (30) Washington Report (C) (30) Conn Newsbeat Ray Danton, Elaine Stewart. tempt to reach North Pole by E rickson ’s N BC aeries is do- C^ongressman T.J. Mesklll Panel of broadcast newsmen (8) FesUval of Hits ^ traveling over frozen Arctic Hig well and he is oprtlmlstlc bitt” segment, for example, toe interview Mr. Howard Haus- Electric Heat Installations. 1:00 (3) Your Community (C) "Legend of a Gunfl^ter' 'Ron ter Olympics (C) Religious FUm and Sign Off I n VOL. LXXXVII,

LBJP F o r I WASraNGTON tAI PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 dent Johnson’s adr proposed today to spending the Amerlc outside the Western I THURSDAY JO PROGRAM above a |7-a-day leve Secretary of the (40) News with Bob Yonng who Is robbed and beaten on 1:00 (S) Best Seller his arrival In small western Henry H. Fowler ma TBA <:00 (3) Weather, Sports, News posal ito the House (lO) FDm (C) town to practice law. Joim (8-M) News, Sports, Weather Wayne. James Stewart Leo ( » ) At Home with Kitty Marvin, Vera Miles, Edmond Means Committee as (SO) Divorce Conrt (C) (C) of Johnston s’effort t( (40) OM Tslk (18) Merv OrUtln Show O’Brien. (20) Fhll Silvers Show (g-40)'’m Winter Olympics (C) $600 million the net 1:30 (S) As the World Tom s (C) (20-22-80) Dragnet (0) (30-22.30) I«ts’ Mshe a Deal (22) Highlights 9:30 dollars resulting fp (30) McHale’s Navy Sgt. Friday and Officer (Inn- (0 ) non brea'break up a Oywiy^ fo^ travel. (8) Bewitched 6:05 (40) Combat tune-telling racket with un. 1:45 (40) Yon Asked tor It 6:25 (8) Ski with Stein (C) tune-tellln The administratior 2:00 (3) Iiove Is a Many Bplen- 6:30 (8) News with Walter Cron- wlUlng help of one of tribe’s dored Thing (0) klte (0) leaders. posed extending the (292^30) Bays of Onr Uves (8) News with Bob Young (C) 10:00 (20-22-30) Dean Martin Show excise tax now chai (C) (20) British Calendar (C) (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) (22-30) Hnntley-Brinkley Be­ Guests: Lome Greene, Jaqs tickets within the Uj (3) Honse Farty (C) port (C) Morgan, Red Buttons and to foreign air traffic (2042-30) The Doctors (C) (20) Local News comedy team of Sklles and (8-40) Baby Game (C) Henderson. ter transportation < ( ^ World of Lowell Thomas (8) Operation Entertainment Western Hemisphere 2:55 (8-40) The ChUdren’s Doctor (C) (C) "Brothers of the Sun" A Scot­ (40) Alfred Hitchcock The custom-ifree 3:00 (3) To TeU the Trnth (C) tish expeAitlon reaches mag­ ••Ride the Nightmare’’ (20-22-30) Another World (C) nificent peaks of Huay Huash 10:30 (18) Snbscriptlon TV back of purchases m '\ (8-40) General Hospital range, "Cool Hand Luke" would also be sharj 3:25 (3) News (C) (20) Hnntley-Brinkley Beport 11:00 (34-22-30-40) News, Weather, 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show rd’s classic ment of Meditation nnd Sign (20) V.S. Navy ifim Western drama concerns man Off (C) Eva Gabor primps between scenes on “Green Nixoi Acres.” The series is on CBS Wednesdays 9-9:30. MANCHESTER, N FRIDAY JO PROGRAM Richard M. Nixon Wisconsin today, op< 1:00 (3) Best SeUer perfectly-preserved two-bllUon- the most critical be Week’s Highlights TBA year-old brains to inhabit their fight to win the (20) Film bodies temporarily, so the or- (22) At Home with Kitty gojia can devise robot4ype presidential nomine SATURDAY: "Flower Drum Hour,” with Arthur Gontroversial film taken by an 1:45 (40) Yon Asked for It convicted criminals are of­ tensive campaignlr SUNDAY: "The CBS ChU- American in that country, fol­ 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splen- fered their freedom In return Hampshire today an lowed by a discussion, 9 p.m. dored Thing (C) for risky invasion of Dubrov­ dren’s Film Festival,” with (20-22-80) Days of Onr Lives nik, to solidify partisan re­ aides, commenting o "Testadirapa," an Italian film on Channel 24. (C) sistance against occupying Na- tions to his appeal TUESDAY: ”An Essay on (8-40) The Newlywed Game zls. Stewart Granger, Raf Val- in two parts, 4:30-5:30 p.m. on (C) lone, Hickey Rooney, Edd “ It was all and me CBS . . . "Bedtime Story,” a Chairs,” another coUabortion 2:30 (8) Honse Party (C) Byrnes, Henry Silva (C) expected.” between Harry Reasoner and (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) (29-2249) HoUywood Sqnareo one - act comedy by Sean (8-40) Baby Game (C) (C) New Hampshire h O’Casey, 7 p.m. on Channel 24 Andrew Rooney, 10-10:30 p.m. (8) The Children’s Doctor (C) (8-49) Gaas of WUl Sonnett (C) tion’s first president . . . "Walk on the Wild Side” on CSS. (3) To Tell the Truth (C) (22-M) A m er^ a _PMj>le: Ma- (20-22-30) Another World (C) sle from the Land election on March (1962), love in the New Orleans WEDNESDAY: "The Fred (8-49) General Hospital Singer Eddy Arnold narrates by the Wisconsin pr of the Depression, with Law­ Astaire Show,” a special pro­ 3:25 (8) News (C) program on history of country 2. 3:30 (8) Dick Van Dyke Show music and its growth Into Its rence Harvey and Jane Fonda, gram, with Simon and Garfun- (20-22-30) Yon Don’t Say (C) current status as a muIU-mll- Nixon is counting 9-11:15 p.m. on ABC . . . “ The kel and Barrie Chase, 9-10 p.m. (8) Mr. Goober (C) llon dollar enterprise and destroying his "lose on NBC. . ."Venice,” a stl^dy (40) Dark Shadows (C) tuneful American export. Smothers Brothers Comedy 4:0 (8) Banger Andy Show (C) (849) Jndd for the Defense winning decisively of the city with Douglas Fair­ <2O-22-S0) Match Game (C) (C) maries—and especiE banks” Jr. reading poetry the (18) Snperheroes (18) SnbscriptloB TV (40) Boio the Clown "Tony Rome’ ’ two. city has inspired, 10-11 p.m. on 4:25 (20-22-80) News O’aock Beport and Wallpapering Elqnipment money-making teams In screen :S9 (18) AttaraooB B e ^ ri S ^ Off (39) Theater 39 HOLLYWOOD (NBA — Many history. When that team finally (49) Newi with Bob Y o u y i,— .Nnwo Headllneo —D8AF 6 4 9 - 2 0 5 2 of Mr. Novak’s former pupils— broke up, Astaire moved on to :89 (3) Weather, S^rto, Newi (C) ^U gioao Film and Sign Off and fans—have wondered what­ (8-49) Newo, Sporta, Weather 3:99 other screen partners, including (C) (8) Newo and Weather —Mo- A.P EQUIPMENT ever happened to that brilliant Eleanor Poweli, Paulette (3od- (18) Merv Griffin Show Om"*(C)^ **dItatton nnd Sign young teacher. Well, James (29) Sporta Show RENTAL dard and Rita Hayworth. In 1946 (22) HlKkUchti Franciscus is, as he puts it, he starred in “ Blue Skies” with (89) HcHiUe’s Navy 936 Center St. Manchester "sticking to my guns.” :D6 (49) Combat Bing O osby and in 1947 in :15 (29) Bold Veatnie This has meant a few lean “ Easter Parade” with Judy :25 (8) SU with Stein (C) yeais for Franciscus. He wants Garland. :39 (8) News with Walter Croa- .SHOP and kite (0) to be a movie actor, and It’s Until 1969, Astaire was known (8) Newo with Bob Tonag (C) SAVE been tough. He says he's turned primarily as a dancer,, singer (22-89) BnnUey-BrInUey Be- port (C) WHERE down 45 offers to star In tele­ and light screen romancer. Then :45 (29)9) “Local Newo vision series, because he doesn’t he earned recognition as a dra­ :09 (8) Death VaUey Days (C) YOU SEE want that. He’s done three matic actor in “ On the Beach" "The Cook" [ s t a m p s (29) Hnntley-Brinkley Beport THi$ films, including three shot in and as a comedian in “ The (C) Europe—one of those was "a Pleasure of His Clompany,’’ “ The (8) Trnth or Conseqneaceo (C) SIGN ELECTRONICS (22-89-49) Newo, Sj^rto, and science fiction western,” which Notorious Landlady’ ’and — W ein er LABORATORIES sounds like a genuine trail- his latest — “ Flnlan’s Rain­ :29 (49) Dr. Albert Bnrke (C) PLEN’S ^PBXACO blazer. bow.” :S0 (8) WSd, WUd West (0) 381 MAIN ST. Secret agent West attacked “ That was good for me,” Even as he was scoring with while guardlita cargo of small­ 277 BROAD Franciscus says. “ People al­ other entertainment accom­ pox vaccine, loses uls memory ways thought of me— hope— plishments, Astaire moved into from a blow on the head. GORMAN BROS. (29-22-39) Tarsan

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