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TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969

ing teacher; two reading teach­ aries of $1,489,677. ciation represenftlng the sctiool DgOjr Not PvMi R ob Tolland ers; two physical education The non-salary budget in­ principals, another for the cler­ TTie Weatlier teachers, _ and one permanent creases were in the tnuisportar ical employes and now one for VoknMty IS, t m substitute. tlon, instruetional and capital the aides. Cloudy and w snuor Other personnel requests in­ outlay budgets. Bos PetHloii Rnd 4omorroor becoming (air la $1.7 Million School Budget clude one nurse to raise the to­ Aides Recognised PJL4 ilanrliratrr Siirnttm llrraUi afternoon. Lorn tamglit about 2i. 1 5 , 4 6 5 tal nurses to one per school; The educational aides aft the A petition seeking the creation High (omorroor as to 4D. of an additional bus stop on one full-time and one part-time local schools were officially rec­ Manchester— 4 City of Vittage Charm custodian; one clerk (to share ognized by the Board of Educa­ Sherry Circle was turned over to Asked by Brairton—Up 18% the school board’s Transporta­ time between guidance and li­ tion last night as a separate V aoRd be over- tlon Russo’s tesUmony in his de- Egypt, Jordan, Itobaacn and made by a famous maker and renowmed for ’nturaday that Nixon has decM- their faithful reproduction of elegant wood EACH heard the plotting during a par- clalon. . ed to amume full respomlbllity Iraq and ell the counMes wfaidi grains. They don’t: Peel, chip, fade or dent ty at Ferrle’s apartment in Sep­ Haggerty had tho Jury tod out ** govamment’s cU import aUow them to operate from . . . quite "famlly-pruf” . . . ideally suited tember 196$. of the courtroom betore quota program, removing It thetr territory. for office decor too! “ Do you know what a beatnik nouneSng hks dnekton. from the hands of Interior Sec­ "They toe acting on a wide We can’t mention this Famous Name here retary Walter J. Hlckel. front from Zurich to Jerusalem, . . . because this is a grade " b " lot. How­ Prior to. that announcement, from Athens to (3oaa. This front AT SINGER ever, it takes a real lumber expert to find Hidcel wouM have had to make la a kmg one, but our arm is the minor imperfections. If they were WE HONOR the decintcQ on whether to grant loi«er stia. grade “A” you’d pay many $$’s more. (3ood the oil import quota necansary "Thsse otgaftseftianB would selection of colors for "Early-Blrd” bargain have no chance to extot, or to scouts. (or the refinery’s operation. Op- A strong armed^ demonstrator fires a streaming day afternoon alongsMe the University of Oelifor- Truman Hospitalized posltlan to thk had been ntrong act, or even to train wttfaout the because Hlckel, betore hto ap­ tear gas cannister (upper left) back in the direction nia campus at Berkeley. During the violence, 26 brip of Arab governments wtao pointment as interior secretary, give them maftssM and moral waa an avowed opponent o t the of police on Bancroft W ay in confrontation yester­ students and 18 police were injured. (AP Photofax) Mippott,” sbU Rafaft, who es­ rxf “LUSTR-LITE” ADJUSTABLE 5-SHELF With Intestinal Flu Miachiaaport project. caped unscathed from aa Arab CONSTRUCTION Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- attack on an Iswnll JsOioer in KANSAS OEFY (AP) -(F or- Zuriciv SwUsarlaad tfarss dMs UECORATOR PANEL STEEL SHELVINC mer PresOdent Harry S. ’Truman Maaa., a major backer of the MlacMaaport project, termed Following B^keley Violence ago. 2x3x7' STUDS sturdy plastic wiM taken to m hoafkail late Wullill|tllltil panels that Nlxnn’s dectolon “a welcome 'n » wpermasiBRt b k ft EDM Ttnmday night sutteslng (ram two uftveniiy imitate the wfioft eiventuolly wnst dInffioDaa one to the extent that fact-find­ elegance of ing end declsijona will be taken wisaatad an Auaksilan major F Our stained glass. an “ ahn(Ae gsstroinbenttnal flu •sal sight cfhar paraonto Ihras lajw muped by a v ia w " out of the Interior Deiiartoient, Reagan Alerts National Guard Price lea Dasy to work with. Ideal for: Koom where they tend to become most of the woman vletliM wars lo- 2 units shown. All A npck HNimn tor Renewroh portod In snSoua Dividers, Cabinet Door Inserts, baked enamel finish, HonpkaJ today said theft the M- vuinerablo to (he' Importunlngs Door or Window frames. Go imagi­ of the oU industry. By TnE AmOOIATBD PBE88 black BtudUa pragnsa: Tfaay SBsewhsve there wore (hose tions agabad two guest speakers PoUcs Miniater Bliahu Saaacn • 2x3x8’ Studs 69c ea. sturdy steel supports. year-old totanier tdiM eodecutlve Pcltoe and 2,(X)0 demcitotoa- ripped out tetophen e , apnagred devetopmeatos: read a protiat statemma and • 2x4x8’ S t u d s ...... 83c ca. native! Several colors and pat- Size 66” x 12’ X 30” "But the oil industry’s _re- •aid the “ vUe attack” waa ob- 'tems. hod spent ai good night and dreboosa and tot oH fire Wtar-Tbe last 900 waUtod ota ot ai dtoelpll- vloualy liniwd to the Arab guar- Urtluln probaftfty would be retoaoed to tors dashed in a ctoud Of tssur (See Page Seven) alanns. Wanonto charging Nathonai auardbmen taire baen rilla attack Tuesday on an Is- ratumi homn In « tow dayn. gas on the UnivorsKy of Oallfor- ertnabtoi traspaM WSRW later la- aent home from the UWvowity Son liarcoH, Ttoc.—About 3M raell alriiner In Zurich, Bwitaan SAF£TY GLASS John P. Dnmsa hoepBbal pub- nla Berktoey campus bi the BuedfortwDotUwftudtnta. of Wisoonato aa a atudtsit atribe students beld a pMaioefifl demon- land. Ito rFlsH w dhnetor, told a worst outbreak of violence (htw At Ohtoto Obertin OoBago aev- to taaick U Uaek btudett de- E "Somebody standingn«t to newa oonkrenoa thaft Ifrumnn De GauUe, WUson far in the current neWnnal ep(- 5* TUB ENCLOSURE wan nkkkesi aftar raiking to erst hundred ftuderta blocked nonnds eppaar ed endad. ^ virtuany blown to Wts," bed in Ms home In nuburban In- Talking Summit? demlc of Btudent unreat Itorine Ooipn raozuftara whom gt, Lotda—dOchael S, Btafeind dent Dr. Jaroee IfcCRUcklfei, said YoMf PoUahuk. who whose doctoral dtoseitattan boa worked behind the meft oom- dapendenoa Thkaday toght and LONDON (AP)— Presidertt When the balbtle waa awer the admiofttration then ordered a former WaaUngton UhlvanMy Thursday, 26 studenbs and U of­ off csmrpua The milMaiits student, was sentenced to Hvo been criUoiaed os being very ter. He said the explasian blew OZITE Suspended Ceiling wnn wdnAtiied to ttk htsi|kai oft Charles de Oaulle of France sknkar to hto wfte’a master's him over. «»w 11:40 p jn . ficers wore bijured end police masvhed on (tw ndinktoRi'sftluii yearn in federal prtocn tor ft- "LAY-IN" PANELS has secretly proposed sum­ thtos, not be rdiired. &i the supermarket building. CARPET TILES The former prentdent tsB mit talks with British Prime had arrested 14 youths and a catiying a Vtet Oong flag and tempting to arebosnb a campus Tempered, shatter-resis­ gkT. The claah began when po­ demanded pokey changM. Warrensbuig, tSo. — Police across the street from the »ra«a THURSDAY. FEB. Handsome 2’x4’ Sonocor "Pebble White” panels snleep after batag admitted and Minister HaroM Wilson to ROTC bufldhig. He' pleaded were coked to dear die student tant,, semi-opaque privacy No adhesive required to install these: Soft, warm, wan awakened aft 4 a,n». today discuss a new political sys­ lice tried to disperse demchstra- A sit-in cenUnued aft the Uni­ RuSty. David Hotel, was brokM ____ qu.et, no waxing, no polishing 12" x 12” tiles. don’t warp, absorb up to 60'/ of noise. Lustrous 8. Tkamaa union building at O ntrol Mis­ glasS^drors in extruded vinyl film face is washable. The 2’ x 4’ sculp­ for a zoullno chook a t bin tem­ tem supplanting the Com­ tora who harassiad a meeting of versity of Pennsylvania despite and groceries were splattered AlumimJk^frame. Swan Made wlUi colorfast, stain-resistant Veclra fibre. New York <3ty-A New York souri State Ookegs after ssi im­ aU over the walls and floors. AU tured panel only $1.24 ea. perature, pulse, ranpiraticn and were quoted aa aayhig the for­ mon Market, British sources university regents. aoime ooncemions by the adtnin- University student accused" of Design at $^9.9'.) Features a plush ’’built-in” foam rubber padding. btood presnuia. promptu rally by Block Fan- the windows were blown out. mer prealilent waa improvad to­ reported Friday. Gov. Rcnald Raagan alerted ktoatlon. Negro atudents at hading dkrupttaig demenstra- tbera from KaniBa City. ' TOt AK W Drervnn asM (haft Truman then day over hto oondUicn Thursday ' The FVench leader's pro­ the Natlosnl <3uard to be ready C!lark Univaratty held a nine- First reports said the chazgo 24" "Janette" feX aatoep again and awoke at night and was sbeadUy regain­ posal was put to British Am- If needed today, when the re- ktftn thaft gakied them a was in a small box that was SAVE A GALLON Grid-Mounted 6:80 sum. ing strength. bassor Oirisftopher Soames g e i^ meet ogabi adjacent tq pronUae of flnancfal support for planted at the cake and caafly “He to on k liquid diet, which Mrs. Truman acoompanied at a private luncheon In the campus. a Uack scholarship fund. counter with a time fuse to set it m la routine for hto diagnoeto pend­ off. But a liospital spokesman VANITORY her husband to (he hoepitot Paris Feb. 4, according to Asked If he were willing to ^ Berkeley a nooai rally led Light ing oonUnued taiprovamient,” Thuraday night, left early today the Informants. Won’t Seek Re-election said the injuries indicated that $ 3 9 . 9 5 WALL PAINT Drevto added. risk confrontation with militMA t o a nmrch by the 2,000 detnen- an old oil can went up among and was back by 10 a.ni. They gave their version of atudenfts by ottendbig the meet- sftnatora ecroos the campus and H m bonpitnl spolMamBn Mid Haepltal oftictoto said today’s the development after what smpty bottles at the rear of the Luxurious solid white Fixture tug. Reagen replied, "You bet **»** •>*®k to flproul Ftosa where □ L Z I Regfularly $4.79 Trunmn ate a nmall amount o t (UogncEis of gasizcinteatinal flu they said were slanted ac­ store near the meat counter. plastic laminated cabi­ Attaches directly and easily gielailm and (bank name hot tea your aweeft btfe.” they restated pcltoe afttempts to Another package of about two net and golJ antiqued Smooth flowing, iilgh hid­ to the grid system in sus­ was “Just a ctorUtoailon” of an counts of the meeting in In Chicago about 100 Negro them up. Then the tear Ayub of Pakistan tor tewokftuat. He atoo got out o< original diagnosis of gastroen- French newspapers. and a half pounds of explosives O hardware. ing power, excellent cover­ pended ceilings. The 2-tube student rebels invaded the pres- FM hft- Inciudes cabinet and age, quick drying, odorless recessed fluorescent fixture » bed'dito morning and read a terttia. Britain’s Foreign Office de­ was found tai a candy box on the top only. paint in white o.' colors. provides soft lighting. Fea- ▼ newnpeper, Drevan notd. clined all comment. ident’s ofttoe at Rocoevelt Uni- The battle as dem- wine counter, police said. It was 30” Vanitory Only S48.95 Not a b.argaln paint . . gsl. lures a full widili reflector. ea TrtimsnVn tedotty phyntdann (See Page Eleven) veralfty shouting demands tor a onstrators threw «dierry bombs, Bows to Pressure timed to go off sm hour after the 36” (iUustrated) $63.95 JUJt a bargain! Made by Owens-Coming Co. ______- ______rocks and 'bottbea ft police who KARACHI, Paktirtan (AP) — stopped in factories and offices first explosion. HPi pushed steadily forward. TUiing President Mbhammed Ayub as he made hU dramatic an- An Arab employe of the su­ to the streets the crowd threw Khan, boWlng before toxu- nouncement. permarket was held for quea- up tnafceshlft boirtoades and bt months of massive opposition “ My decision is final and irre­ Uonlng. bonfires. Pidloe repUed with Save 11c Each Tile! pressure, announced today he is vocable,” he said. Pciioe oBid a smaller bomb thick clouds of peppier tog. Quitting at the end of this year. Agltatian against Ayub broke waa disoovared near the Priifsh ...... ~ ‘ At Stanford Uidveraity adfobe He has been president since out last November during maa< Oxwulate half a mile awayi R San Fnanctooo Bay mtobrity' stu­ 1958. sive ftudent demonstrathms was detonated ta a flaM. 237/575 dents dtonipted the bookstore In a special nationwide radio (hat coincided with a political Three months ago 12 persons NEW “ EASY - STICK” and cafeteria two hours broadcast, Ayub, now 63, said tour by former Foreign kOnlater wers klllad osird 86 injuied in a after being mxafiiaed that noost he will not stand (or re-election Zumkar AU Bhutto. pre-Sabbalb hiaft. On ifaft FM- o t their depaiuKto would be met. when his term ends in January. The anUgovensnent move­ day Arab guserUlaa detonsfad a There were no arrests or inju­ Pakistanis crowded round ment gained momentum follaw- car packed with explcftvw in SOLID VINYL FLOOR TILE EA. ries.- ' roadside radio sets and work kig Bhutto's arrest loft Nov. IS Jeruoalemr’a kugeft markft on charges of inciting the Paki- aquore. U, too, wna Jammad 2 22 vfth shoppers. ftaiK masses to violence. As they did then, Israall po­ • Peel Off Back ^ • Apply To Hoor # No Messy Pasting In an effort to end the crUto, lice aft up roadUachs today be­ Ayub proposed a roumHstble tween the Jesrifti and Arab We eall It "Peel 'n Stick" and it's Just that easy to install. It’s quick and REG. 33e EA. conference with oppoftUon lead­ quaxtes* of Jexusaftesn to pre­ no luiheslves or special tools required . . . Just a scissors to trim here and Bonn Stands Firm ers to tUacuss proixMed consOtu- vent retahaftory attacks on tfas there. Hold, beautiful 12" x 12" pure vinyl tiles in fissorted colors and patterns. Save A Carton ttcnal reforms. He also lifted a Apply above or below grade on wood or concrete floors. The ultimate In "Do- *4.95 S-yeaixdd state of emergency (Bee Page BlgMeea) It-Yourself” home beauty. 45 Pieces per carton. On Election Intent and freed poUOoal detainees, in­ cluding Bhutto. BONN (AP) — The West Oer-' the otty atal the Weft and stren- But the conference failed to USED WITH CASE man government today declared uous protefta frosn the Russiana get off die ground this week Ks determination to hoM ks and the E to tOetmana. when ftx major opposition lead­ State Deficit SEWING SINGER* ZIG-ZAG Roll-A-Way Tennis Table Pool Table 82800 presidential electioei in West T bm aaid the maneuvers ers, including Bhutto, boycotted SEWING MACHINE BerUn despite the sriiedOHng of would be held “in the central it. MACHINES Display Only Soviet «o c maneuvera in Baft and weftem regkm of the Ger- Ayub came to power in a Bill Okayed This zig-zag marvel sews buttonholes, Display Only $ 0 0 0 7 • 1 3 9 Oermany and a euggeftkm from man Democratfc Republic.” bloodlsM military coup on Oct. Come and get 'em. Every day for 3 days buttons; darns, mends and monograms Was $36.97. Now M i W o W t Was. $159. Now the small Free Democratic par- This indioated On area of opera- 28 196fL sendtog President Is­ at every SINGER CENTER, we'll sell two, without attachments. It’s quiet, has a ty that the vote be held acme- ttons between Weft Berhn end kander Mlrxa into exile. In Committee good condition, used sewing machines where else. ithe -Weft Oeivnan border, 110 The country remained under for 99f each. Hurry in! full-range speed control. Case included. Tennis Table 5’x9’ Pool Table 82700 “The federal govenanent mdes weft of (he city, martial law for 44 months:, when HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — stands Arm to Ms decision in fa­ The maneuvers wlU be super­ Ayub ppmnulgated a new oonsU- The $91 million biU to beta the OTHER USED SEWING MACHINES: | A 9 -f ^ dressmaker shears m tution. He was eleettd preftdent t Display Table vor of BerUn,” the government vised by Marftial Ivan Yaku- state fiihah the currant two-year $4.95 $9.95 $19.95 $29.95 # W price Reg.js 25 NOW ONLY $3.47 I * 1 1 9 FAMOUS “ Warren-Webster” Display Only O R Was $139. Now deputy chief spokeman, Oonrad bovBky, oommander in chief of twice, ki 1980 end in 1965. Until flscai period wsw approved by SINGER Sew & See Guarantee: With every 7-inch, forged steel shears. Lab tested FIBERGLAS Ahter, told a news ootderence. a few months ago he had been the General Asnemfaiy’a Appro- used sewing machine goes the SINGER for precision qualily. Bent handles per­ BASEBOARD RADIATION lau n d ry TUB Was 29.97. Now the Waraeuw Pact forces, and Abler deplored the announce­ will "p eifsct the Joint action of expected to run for third term pstaUona Oomndttee Tliuradsgr guarantee of money back if not satisfied mit easy, accurate cutting without lift­ In 3’x8’ lengths—complete Sturdy, molded, .seamless ment in Moscow that the War­ in (he January 1970 eleotlona. alter a eix-hoiw public haarhgT- ing fabric from surface. leukpi*(X)f luo.s with sturdy troops hi different types of com­ with purchase, or full credit toward the pur­ units with: Heating ele­ Pool Toblo S3800 Pool Table 82700 saw Pant ‘araiiea would stage "It was not my intention that Weifare Oimmisslonu' Ber­ chase of a new SINGER* sewing machine, ^ 8-inch shears. Same quality as above. ment, back and front metal stand and adjust­ bat opeiatliona,” Taas said. I would remafn a president all Regularly $5.75, NOW ONLY $3.77. able. leveilei 4 A AC maneuvers in Baft Oerrosuiy nard flhapiro, whose agrsyjr within 90 days! plate, damper, bnu-Ket. 1 Only. Top Torn ” *y today’s faces tbe kizgisK deficit, tostt- and cradle. 1 Un. ft leg l3i95 Display Only 9 1 A O early ki March. movements into East Germany FREE iMlIaen m F«b. 22nd, to tint SO chlldrtn occomponiod by on adulll Was $139. Now ' broadcast. Trained as a soldier, fled for on hour on tiw csaises Was $199.00. Now •75 The dafte and the eooMot loca­ were repotted by tiaiveiera ar- CUKail tion of the war games were not he was commander in chief of of Ihs $74.6-mlilion wolCara dft- ff fstOriC Moment in War Against Rising Costs rivtag in Prague Thursday. PakUtan’s armed (oroea when iClL given In the official ansiounoe- T^ey aoid they saw long col- It took many truckloads like exciting moments in history (or Mlaserl (Paul’s Paint and Wall­ The success of this mlaolon ment by Taas, the Soviet news he came to power. He ptaoed a major shoto ot • CREDIT TERMS AND DELIVERY CAN BE ARRANGED umcB of trucks and ftanias mov­ Speaking slowly and wMh Ut- this to empty the ptone that had posterity to admire. paper). may well mark the turning point agency. But ptsaumably they the blame on the legtftatune tt- SINGER ing through northwest Bohemia tie emodon, the president ac­ self for foihMiB to oome up wMh for address of store riearest you, see white pages of phone book under SINGER COMPANY • LOAN OF CARTOP CARRIER RACKS Just rstumed from The Moun- The patriots are, from left, Tomorrow ia General Washing­ ton’s Birthday, and all the bar­ toward the East German bor­ knowledged that there was $33.6 mUhea to pay for pto- der. 'A TfOdtmork ol THE SINGER COMPANY 850 Mulii Street — Tel. 647-1425 taina Ot Quality Bargains. As Creighton Shoor (Shoor Jewel­ gains the mep brought back will being waged in most vUlagea wldesqiread dUsatlafactiaa in grams the lawmaken author­ PINE and CENTER STREETS, MANCHESTER, CQNN.—Tel. 649-0136 hold on Miarch 6 in Weft Berlin, The Sovleta set up bases hi U A Y C i Severe Cold or Stormy Weatlier This the (Inal carton came off, the ers), Lm > Juran (Fairway be made available to the Army and hamlets throughout the a demonstr^on fit Weft Ger- (he country "with the present ized in 1967. HU I Cl Value Event Will Be Held Through Monday Feb northern Bohemia near the Baft OPEN DAILY 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—THURS. and FRI. to 9:00 P.M. minutomen took a breather to Stores), Harold Oaboury (Wil- of Shoppers who have waited naony's claim to BerUn srMch state of offofn.” He pointed out ih ft Ha.1 mil- Miary 24, 1969 oolonlas. History will salute German border after their inva- "I have always kept God al- allow this original portrait to be ton’a o u t Shop), Bernard Apter patiently in their campa in' these valiant men. (Herald haa brought new Baft Oemon Uon in spending bad tissn foao- made, capturing one o t the most (Rsgal Men’# Shop), and Paul Hanchaster. Photo by Buoslvlclua). reetriottoie. on traffle between (Bee Page Elevea) (Bee Page Six) (Bee Page Hx) P A O l TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 il'V,' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 P A G E T H R E E MOVIE AUDIENCE GUIDE******* Sheinwold on Bridge A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Tax Ftan Retreat Director AND THEATERS. 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Manchester Drive-In; Brute A terete and dlvtdento. • 16” diagonal measurement SATURDAY ONLY ’’After your partner Jumps to the Beast, 9:00; Wild in the o o • Up front tuning South Windsor four spades,” I told them, show­ Dani]«ey*a "poor admlnlatrar Stireets, 10:80; Young Racers, o TO D A Y Kt 8dM) P J L ttoi^” Hauaman aairl, baa « i« - • AH channel UHF-VHF ing them oidy the West hand 7:10. o TRULY Grades 3 to 6 and the bidding, "it is quite o couMuncniKS** hean .dnnnaatrated ‘by tbe gnv- • Excellent fringe area reception East Windsor Drive-In; They AT 7KI0-9;3O ' o MSTMPKIOUinaiSiM* cntorto requeat to have the leg- • Lightweight--Only 19 lbs. safe for you to lead the ace of Came to Rob Las Vegas, 9:30; SAT. MAT. 2 8.1111.“ o BARBRA OMAR lalaiture .ctudy Ure ExrgaalzEtitian To Be Guests in spades. So safe, in fact, that ’The Fam ily Way, 7 :80. South makes the contract. If of Ilia State Welflare Depart- nMrit YOURS! Holiday Program you want to beat five hearts SIREISAND-SHARIF you must abandon safety and ^Scholarship Fund, Boys and girls from Grades make an enterprising lead/’ BesMYcd Seats Now! 3 to 6 are invited to come to The enterprising lead is, of Proposed by Yale Head At Box Office. Doctors Suggest O N LY ^ 8 S the Wapping Community House course, the singleton diamond. WASHING’TON (7tP)l—a World Mall or Phone PHILCO AM*PM Bev. dameo Eb Ubertjr on Tuesday, Wiedmesday a n d Recognizing the lead for what Bank "schoterehlp fund” ear­ Eventngs at SKM) PJM. Bi^alliing Gear Thursday o t n e x t week tor a marked for educcUion to devel­ BOLTON LAKE Wed. Mid Sat. 2:00 PjM. ^ i w . / R C A 23" bera and nontnembera are in­ it is. South should attempt to GENERAL' Sob. trtlO. 0 :00, OHM) P J I. TOWDUyWWBPP vited to attend. program of vacation fun. camouflage the situation by oping countries was proposed Failed Aqucmaut Ktogman (Brewster Jr. at the STEREO A native o t Plaltabury, N.Y., Activities will include cook­ winning a ’’finesse” with dum­ sixth ennuat oonferenoe on In- By THOMAS (PTOOLK ELECTRIC Model 808 Flattaer U berty completBd his ing and sewing lessote, art my’s queen of diamonds. tiemalttanel 'Bduoatkin.' n e Waahliigton Poat COLOR pMioaopiiioal and theologiical projects and gymnastics. The South then gets to his hand program s run from l :30 ito 8 :30 with the ace of clubs to lead Addressing the group Wednee- HOTEL Two appliances in one! training in accordance with the day to Woslidngton, Brewster WASHENOTON—Having ruled CONSOLE PERSONAL PORTABLE TV p.m. each day and the fee for the jack of hearts. ’Hie idea is i n TMigr mt l:8IF-8t8O-5ta^7sa»-0tM pJ^T ,oourae of atudicB of the Niew ROUTE 44A ~ BOLTON. CONN. ota a itoart aittaok a«Mi a brain GIngland Province o f Oldatee o f the series Is $1. YWCA merp- to lure West into playing his siiggested that the money be low trump in the hope that m ade available to aippUcents l»B*nont»age, N a vy d o cto n TV Maty Immaouiate. After Ua bershlp is not necessary. To att Wtotoeaday auggeeted that Bea- ordinetion, he continued his atu- register call the YWCA East South is about to try a losing from a one blllton dollar de­ SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER Dean Martin Helm 13.5 cu. ft dies at the CathoUc Univecaity Branch, Miancheiater. finesse againat the queen of posit kept in tho World Bank, swings tob aquanaut Deary L. Oamon Bcmiliful SIyliiifi, a t America in Washington, D.C. At Scout Party hearts. could then be screened, Brew- dtaid in 600 font o f waiter Mon­ West should not fall for this i^nr said, by the Internaticnal — Special — with day baoause Us breatUt^ Two Door CONSOLE He was ectiv e to the Uixat^- Members of Boy Scout Troop flimflammery. He steps up with ABsocielUon o f UnlnrersiUes cal movement in the ArchdiD- 186, Wapping, w ere hosts at a •qutponanlt fattod btm. the ace of trumps and leads a Refrigerator oese o t Boston end later, ap- Valentine’s Day party for the wMcb-ls made up of member Complete from Fruit Cup to T h « "Rlglit now,” ooiweded one of Comphilrly Porliihla! Automaric Fhw Tunlnci low spade. ’This enables East potebed to the Oblate Misalcn girls of two Girl Scout Cadette universities end has no connec­ (ha Navy'a toramort. exports in to win with the king of spades, ' Big zero-degree freezer gnaqi, preeciied in psiish mis- troops recently at the Timothy tion with any government. Ice Cream Dessert wgsln Hour reckins untarwater medicine, "Uw flaat a point West had in mind from a k m betere going to the Re­ Edwards Junior High 8<^ux4. — CHOICE OF — ioto - Sat. Oiteg tea* to auqwot to hto lae- holds up to 132 lbs. the very beginning of his de- The girls are members of Tempting Roast Chicken Dinner with Italian Macaroni, ilSW-SKlO p.ni. Crew defw ater toieaittiilng appacaitito. » Two ice trays under treat House. te w e . TECHWCOIOR* Cadette troops 248 and 220 in or Our Itomoua Sliced Top Sirloin of Beef with Italian AD 75c Canmon waa rtrtoken two min­ He is a member of the litur­ East returns a diamond, see­ riJSHHACK S( ATS*FR( t PARK INC. *Ctl ANT Sf RM N*ART ' .At U HY package shelf. Easy to Wapping. Some 60 girls from the M acaroni. gical OomaniBBton o f the Arch­ ing the plot in spite of South’s ute* after be and follow aqua- R C A 14" remove; no shuffling diocese of Norwirii end spent two troops attended. -MBit Hobart A. Barth ewaon fake finesse at the first trick. Served Fam ily Style $2.60 Children under 12 $1.26 PORTA8LE of packages a year etudyiag pastrwat theol­ Troop 248 Ls led by Mrs. West’s ruff then deiteats the Prepared by JIM MINICUOCI from a touiMnan diving oapsula Melvin Schmidt, and Mrs. John ogy at the CathoH'C Unlveratty contract. FOR RElSElRVA’nONS, CALL 648-9781 J Itm t bad tawarad them into 47 • Freezer door shelf holds o f Paris. Waddock is leader of Troop 220. Dally Question degree w a fo n o ff San Otemiente ^ gal. ice cream cartons! Joseph R . Russo Jr. Is scout­ Mand, 80 mflea south of L«t^ As dealer, you hold: Spades, COLOR • Automatic defrosting master of Troop 188. 10; Hearts, K-8-7-4-S; Dia­ Beach, CaitC. Hartford Man Gets monds, A-Q-J-9; Clubs, K-8-4. The dead aquanaut was using refrigerator section! Mandatory life What do you sayf a lightweight Marie DC cuba » Twin vegetable bins; Stake in Italy Big Answer; Bid one heart. You geeu*, which waa being auppUed HARTFORD (AP)—F^ancteco removable egg bin PH ILCO 23" ROME — E\>rty-Blx per cent have 13 points in high cards and with a mixture ot 96 per cent Vasquez of Hartford was sen­ • Coppertone or white BARLY AMERICAN of the foreign investment in 2 points for the singleton, more HOME OF THE helium and 2.6 per cent each tenced to Ufe imprisonment in than enough for an opeiUng bid. of oxygen tud nitrogen through m Italian enterprises comes from Hartford Superior Court Thure- the United States, according to Copyri^t 1909 GIANT GRINDERS a lifeline hooked to gaa bottlea day tor the elaying of hie es- General Features Oorp. Gef-Acquainted inalde the diving bell. M odel 181 the National Council' tor Econo­ tiaiged wife and another man c-rs Thla ^paratua la about a CONSOLE my and Labor of Italy. Next • 12” diagonal measurement ONLY last October. come Prance, the Netherlands South Africa Sahy year old and waa developed ex- He was given a mandatory Open 9 A.M.-1 A.M. Fri. end Sat-— 1 P.M.-11 P.M. Sun. SPECIAL! clUBlvely for Sealab. It haa been • All channel UHF-VHF and SwitzerlaixL each with a Africar—’The Soutpanaberg pan sentence of lUe imprisonment worn and tested by Na'vy tUvers • Weighs only 12 lbs. little over per cent of the of natural salt was discovered 10 (including Cannon) in about 20 for second degree murder in total of 82.2 billion. Ninety per in 1830 and has been mined con­ the death of Caesar Gonzales, jg|^ 649-5329 b r o a d s t r e e t teat dlvea, including tank cent of the foreign investment tinuously since. In all. South HOT, DELICIOUS MEXICAN atmulatlona down to 1000 feet 19, end a concurrent sentence is concentrated in iirdustry. A frica has 90,000 acres o f salt John o f 7 to 16 yeara tor maneiaugh- pans. Savldalda deep. ter to the death of his wife, New OwBor DINNER “We have nothing to go on at carmen, 31. this point,” a Navy doctor said, Try our other Mexican Dishes: WE5T1NGHOUSE BUY NOW... LIMITED TIME ONLY! Vasques pleaded guilty Jan. THE MANCHESTER GILBERT and "but it could be tlwt hia um- ONE QUART ICE COLD TACOS CHILI biUced becam e tnriated or atltf 29. He was alleged to have SULLIVAN WORKSHOP, Inc. LARGE stahibed 'both victtms with a ENCHILADAS BURRITOS and cut off hla flow of gaa. hunting kntfa in a bedroom last Presents TOASTAOOS TACOBURGERS “Or, it might be," the doctor Cooks Great, Looks i i i i t r Oct. 1. According to Hartford the “MIKADO” Come on in and try ’em all . . . it’s fun food! went on, "that water got Intb Ni;w! r.KNi KAi. ; , ; : !(: County Coroner Irving Aronson, March 7 end 8, 1969 PEPSI -F R E E - the Una and toterfered with the CONSOLE krife wounds were cl,early vis- ait 8:10 PJK. EAT IN OR TAKE OUT • NO TIPPING oxygen flow.” Manchester High School The Navy experts sketched iblle on both bodies. COMPLIMENTS OF C-J’s GRINDERS WITH THE PURCHASE OF OPEN DAILY Il.io P.M- FRI. » SAT. ’TIL MIDNI6HT Great...Priced Right! I RON ! LOAD POR I ARM, T ------Auditorium ANY SIZE PIZZA J b M o poaslblUUea only after an OATBOUC CONVERTS DOWN 'nckets: Adults $2.60 fautopay showed no evidence COLOR (Small, Medium or Large) j REGULAR $1.29 1 ADMIRiAL 19" IDNDON (AlP) — Conver­ Students $1.25 {that Cannon had suffered 30 Inch Saturday Matinee, Miarch 8th OFFER GOOD FRI., SAT. and SUN.—FEB. 21, 22,23 a heart attack or brain damage -_^^^niSHW ASHr,R BLACK AND WHflE sions to Uie Roman Catholic a t 2:00 PJM. I ENCHILADA or TAMALE Church reached their lowest fig­ awhile swimming in the frigid Adults $1.25—Students 75c *Ppu3Ulc waters. TV ure tor 2D years In Elngland dur- I r 7 2 ^ 0 «4A spokesman for the San Automatie • 3 Wash Cycles . . . 1987, the 1909 Catholic Direc­ B enefit o f .Diego county coroner aald he Dally Loads, Pots and tory reported. Figures for 1968 Instmotora of the Handicapped PORTABLEI ■ expected mlcroacoplc tests on Pans. ChlnarC^tal are not yet available, but con­ Swimming Pool Project MANCHESTER CENTER I e 8-Level ’Iboro-Wosh... versions were down by 828 from -643-7832 141 UROAD ST. I JjCannan’a vital organa would be Range Power Arm, Power Tow­ Tickets on Sale at Watkins Bros., ~*(x«cluded by Monday. “We’re 9,171 recorded in 1966. Ordina­ FRIf PARKING REAR OF THEATRE er, Power Shower SexpecUUng the teats,” said red (mulatto) and a PayAhle in Advnnct defied disaster with all their butH • her flanoe waa bated aa White In Cbolfto a t 4*Sp— d One Ytmt ...... 130 OU the stars! White au Months 16.60 {oegngatod South Africa. TV Aiiromotic Chongor Hiree Months 7.80 • The Itaoe daaalflcaitlon Board Copper on* Month X8i* irejeotod hgr appeal although It A v o t ^ o *233 •'is-A courage, strength and ingenuity, turning Wood Cobliwt Jreoognlaed that she had studied lat a Whltotooaly college, attend- UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY STEREO THURS-. Feb- 27* Monday thru Friday the desolate island into a >ed Whltaikonly movtea and since EXPERT SERVICE 2001 {ohUdbood bad mixed only with FREE DELIVERY A C or DC 8:00 * WUtea. The hoard declared that FRIDAY, Feb. 28 a space odyssey Saturday-Sunday fun-filled tropical paradise. obs had to be Colored sinoe her 2:30 - 5:30 - 8:30 ,! grandfather registered her as SATURDAY ,Mor. 1 • Ooiond on a oensua form when M was 6 years old. COME, LAUGH WITH J It looked like the aredding was SPECIAL - SATURDAY’S SELL - A - BRATION ONLY! US — !o ftK until tbe Supreme Court jovairulad the board and i and maybe cry a little iMlaa Poggenpoel, 22, could be a FLOOR POLISHERS HAMILTON REACH G*E ELfiCmiC BLANKETS 10-SpMd Chroma Mixor o t iWfatts after aU. Assoittd Display Modab CONTOURBUJ C»RN ERS ELKS OPEN HOUSEl STAINLESS STEEL BOWLS t riRiMin BKPOBT R C A 17" DouUe Bed,i Oontitd $ 1 0 .2 2 MANCHESTER LODGE LAHORE!, Wert ONLY I (AP) — There were 16,<)00 mur- OLACK AND WHITE '-^ * ‘•10.66 •31.44 Double Bed, 2 Controls $14.22 Iders In Wert Pakistan between MOTOROLA 23' - -r W llllk m In g * B.P.O. ELKS 1893 11988 and 196T, It waa dlaclosed In BLACK AND WHflf 'lAulhof o( Com* Bock, litll* Sli*bo"I itba provincial assembly. Display Modds ELKS H O M E I Oiuint the aame period, 882 PORTABLE « -E 6tON SUNBEAM A Little Theatre 30 BISSELL STREET I ohUdren—470 of them boya— CLOCK RADIOS 4^nish Boctric u f Manchester, Inc. |wera khhiappod. Ridkidously Pricod Sl«am/Dry Production BE0R8E Cordton TooHibnnh CONSOLE TV o h l v , 4 ^ 7 7 „ Directed by Dancing To The NEROHILTONaCASTELNUDVD courscope A. William Aatley WALT ^ N I ^ S ^ " " “ •5 J2 “ ' ^ ’ ' • 6 . 4 4 TFYOU^RE7HiSTYi^^**^®^^**'*YTT*TR TV Bailey Auditorium Al Genfile Orchestra mU’RETHROUOHI^^, M.H.S. BUY FROM THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW YOU CAN TRUST! 9:00 . 1:00 A.M. TICKETS $2.00 OF MANCHBiaTEXl APPLIANCE Leonurd'v Shoe Store SATURDAY. FEB. 22 JOHN DOMOTMy or cull Mary BlUh, 646-0667 , BUDGET TERMS 3i*OtoMl f w R*l*r* «»Bll*i«» 1 NATIONWIDE •OPENING NIGHT ONLY FOR ELKS and GUESTS ’'GUARANTEED SERVICE m d TV CENTER Plu» 3rd Hit at 7 :10 Loaner Cars Free Towing Join members and meet cast FREE ADMISSION i. iiiAiif *' m iw tiuwuxih TECHNICOLOR rilMtD IN PANAVISION after the show at WILLIE’S M •THE YOUNG RACERS” _ Color T|el. 648-3487 INC. COCKTAIL I/JUNOE. Rft-RtltftitdbyBUENAVtSTADlSTRlUUTiOMCO INC 1968 W«H Oitnoy Pioducnong Manobsatar, I lO OH TO TH£ htAAte WALT D/SM£Y £OR TH£ FIN£ST IN FAMILY £NT£RTAINM£NT’p l£ t l£ e M m m K m m A True Story of Stock Car Racing Vernon Town Line ■ATUKnAYvTO 8 .R ta. sa, TalooIttvHle, Om b . 44$ HARTFORD ROAD-MANCHESIER OKN DAILY 9 to 9 ■'"i ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAOB f l V I

fongar stated, "Tbe Board of ment and financing of this pro­ board otaalrmen and ara <0 be tm d i aocMtant TWadnaaday on by Mte. Muiaendr attsniptsd to VFW Port Ml and lie Iw ita e ToUand FInanoe amd tha Board of Saleot- ject,” the finance board etate- bock Ml the hand of tha Board Walgoid Rd. nefotlato a sharp right-hand Amdltary reeantly vlattad (be MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 man have at a Joint meeting ment read. "It wiU alao aeeure of Finance by March S. Injorad were Dartsne Bar- curve, loot control and Slid Nawbigtoa Vstaram Hea|ftaL PAGE FOUR ooinmandad the TVAA for the suitable protection of the town’s The finance board w ill then roara, 6, a passan gw in a pick­ acrooB to (h e left aide o f (h e Tbe vlrtt was mode by Mm. Ambulance Unit To Wait work they have been doing.’’ oasata and insurance require­ review the budget requeota and up truck driven by her father highway, oolUdlng with the Bar- Louts# Dombaek, Goedan M w ham, Suaan Brendal, Jill Brit­ "In taking action eupportlng ments.’ ’ make ptbparations for tha hold­ Donald R. B a r r e l, tS, Walgtad row’s pick-up truck. Both comber, Mrs. Lila OiOfoi, Mrs. ton, eanOm Bunco, CSMrreljm thslr Activity and tbe continua­ The action. Hated w ere "un­ ing of .publio hoaringe and the Rd.; Mra. Karan A. Mulsenarof vohlcloa ware damaged. Lucy Parker and Cbailsa HMh. Honor Roll at MHS Burssaa. Till July To Buy Vehicle tion of ambulance oervloe tor animously concurred to by both scheduling o f the annual town North R iver Rd., Coventry, and Mrs. Mufowisr was ohargsd Donute and coffee w e n mewed a m n o o bar two daughters Sandra, B, erlth driving Isft at a curve and ngh Miool liM RawUnca, Alan RrtchUn, Gary ToBud Vobrntew AmlNi- fteoOenn o f ew boanl Tolland, both boards bave indi­ boards," Wolfangar ootplainad. meeting. to tbe pedenta cated confidence in (be oigan- OommenUng on the budget 4 Burt In Accident and Pamala, 6. No one was hos- was ordered to iqqwar in Circuit tha honor nM tor the Roberta, fihtrtey ItogUo. Nancy Iw i^ AflKKteMoB vriD hav* to **>4 - ham, John Brigirs, liam an l^Mmgbeig, Frank Stamler, Pa- ? “• cem nr to » JoOit Hsnlrtcn of Ifae Burka, Chriattne Cfauhe, Lynne tricia Sullivan, Jane Surdeck, ? * “ *• Daenls, raaine B«nrda of Ftiwnce end Belect- Derrick, Robert Dixon, Jean Craig Sweeney, Warren Thur- DU*®*. Paul Elsesaer, Oslherlne m m Dondieeter, Joanne Ghit, Bruce nauer, Robert Trotter, Diane Patritia Fair. KNOWN FOR VALUE HnaL Diane Johneon, RMhryn Troutman, Laura Vaugim, Mar- Aiao, Alexanona Perginm , Km aondtUonz aibtebbed fo Am' sMiuiia^wviei Jotawton, M aivy Juran, Ltea tha Vennart, EUen Wann, Kar- “ »“ * « Fargueon, Patricia dscStton w t^ nooeiitod by Kthlsr, Kathy Kiauea, Tonu ®* Ware, David Wolfram, Rob- Dleld, Thomas Piengo, Robert BROKEN SIZES TVAA Proefaknt Jerome BmOb, Kuuatk, Andraw T«p«nis, csif- «rt Tulea, Frank Zaremba. ^ay, Janet Oaadaickl, Gregory who etaited tart rtght, " I am STYLES AND COLORS pleaeed with the rieotefop os for O i J i y v C a W s ft>td Lapointe. SOPHOMORES ^ ” 1 ^ ' CLOTHING SPECIALS FRI. and SAT. / Aleo, linhi liofetrom. Doris ™Sh Honoia FEBRUARY 21, and 22 M It goes.” He bellevee the lOtchea, llaxOia Muriem, aB«h« Bwild, ChrMlne Ben- proUems involvwil con be woric- James TfnnrlAn Robin Ncltfbcr ’***'> Deborah Brown, Cynthia D*” * lOoter, Deborah Khowl- CHILDREN’S ed out Jamce ^USowekl. Dougl.; Ooh«. Emeet CHILDREN’S CH^DREN’S The ffoanoe board and the Partei, Nancy PhlHlpe, Oiria- Malnvllle. PMUppe OUTERWEAR SWEATERS eetertmeii bommened out de­ SPECIAL Une Roberta, Roman Spencer, Dixon. Carol Ewing, PAJAMAS tails of on agreement during a Martha RiisseU Handd b n - Arthur Guadano, Oarol Gutl- Also, Oarol MatWaaon, WU- rtieotal oktaed door meeOng ,1. 1. ' lemette, John HoUk, Kim Hov- Ham McGovern, Daniel McLen- Pre-Season Special Moertay uSptt. DSIedla of the CLEARANCES Atao. Audrey Smith, Linda !?• Thomas Ml- $ 2 * 3 3 $ ]_ .7 7 fneSUngs were withheld until Smlth, Bonnie Starr. Joan Stax- “ “ « » * * » K3®®®*. challk, Mary Lou MSkulski, Don- 50’ GARDEN HOSE yeeterdeor, after Fhwnoe Board atak, Robert TViylor, Janette Also, Annmarie Kteln, Oarol M iller, Melinda Moore. f 1 >2*49 Cbolrman Howard Wolfonger UMpee Mardia Vemmrt, Obi* Krauee, Brian MoAwley, Oar- Donald Morgan, Virginia Morse, Reg. to $5.99 Regr. to $3.99 Reg. to $2.99 mwt with anOh. SALE O f M te Venhnw. Dnvld Ware Sbi- *y*« Osier, Pastel, EUxOr Paul Moyer, Alan Noake, Thom- OottdUlane ret by the ftaenee LAM ES' DWBSSeS Zaello ’ ^ Pearce. Suaan Ptaroe, as PantaJeo, Lkida Peck, Lea bderd end ttia srtecitinien foedude Honors Sharon Plante, Kristin Potter, Ann Perry, Robert Person, Ilia establMnaent of oi tailing Janet Ackerman, Catherine Mark Plante, Deborah Price, ■yetwim tor ombulanoe servhses 5 . 9 9 regrtar to lO M Albalr, Janet Andeison, Julia RolHnson. Am. Baling, CHILDRENS CHILDREN’S Children’s Asstd. MEN’S & BOYS’ MEN’S CORDUROYI used, 4 phUosoiiliy {irarvlotBly AnnuHl, Debra Avery, Karen »< *«««*■ , Claire Smith, Rich- Mark Saunders. oppoma tgr the TVAA. Badger, Keith Bagley, Richard Si^anek. Nancy Btaddon, Also, Carl Schuh, P a trid a OUTERWEAR SLACKS SNOW SUITS SKI PANTS KNIT HATS Eknlth, howorer, stated lost 2 Baldyga, Janet Bangasser, Ste- R^^®® Steudt, Leslie Vaugim, Scott, Mark Slmpeon, Howard phen Bantlngham, Lynn Beau- R**®* Stephen Wilson, Slade, John Smayda, Sandra nigbt that be doemX porttcukit- SAU! LADIES' WOOL lieu, Diane Bennett, Mary Jane Wood. SmlUi, Wayne Steely, Katherine ly core about the tailing require­ $ ^ . 9 7 $ ment, which will be handled by PLAID SKHmS Bletokl, David Blackwell, Kris- Honors Taylor, Partrida Taylor, EUaa- $ 2 ***** 3.88 tlna Blake, Robert Bldler, MIchae'l Ackerman, Susan beth Thurston, Christine Uttlng, 8 7 ' a teem cOllelal from informstion Joanne Bortone, Patrida Brani- Ackley, Alan Agoetineili, Jbne Kathryn Vaida., Ronald Vincent, eubmUtted by the TVAA. 4.94 regelar to lOOO Resr. to $13.99 Reg. $6.99 ObJectSoini oome when it w w gan. Andersim, Bruce Arey, ShoUey Dennis Vdkert, John Vontell, Reg. $4.99 Reg. $1.99 * * * * ^ Also. David Brannlck, Mar- Atwood, Peggy Baldwin, James John Warren, Lenard Werner, ^ 5 felt tbe tailing opendloiu would garet Broadt, Laurie Broderick, Balesano, Kathleen Barlow, Wl- Deborah White,. Sandra White, have to be handled by the TVAA voiuntMm SALE! HUNTER WIDE LEG Stephen Chiney, David Case! Barriosimevo, Kenneth Karen Lee Winter, Sandra MEN’S BOYS’ SALE! GROUP OF 'ASSORT­ ^rglnia Cataldo, Michele Char- B^nisteln, Robb Bickford, Wirta, Pietro Zaccardelll, Susan MISSES’ SLACKS WOMEN’S In a prepared statement re- and SIRIAIGHT UBG STYLES tier, Lynn Chlttl’ck, PhUlp Clen- KaJ*n Blnette, RandaR Bon- Zook. SHOES kaned yesterday by WoManger, ED LADIES' SWGATBIS TURTLENECK CORDUROY the toHowkig oondOlans were daniel, Joyce Cola, Wayne O ol-______& SKIRTS 6.94 regular lAOO la, Patrick Collet, Eklward Con­ “FANTASTIC SWEATERS taki out: That lha TVAA oon- Z22 regular to lOOO nors, Kathleen Coughlin, Mary SLACKS SHIRTS SLACKS tdnue to previde ambulance Choose frmn a wonderful assortment Crandall, Doreen Decormier, Reg. $4.99. $ 2 aervioe, end that (be oiiqiropri- o f wool elactai. In tweeds, jJiUii. and BSaine Delg^reoo, Janet Diehl, SAVINGS” $3.97 ■Mon for a nsw ombutencei be Steven D leteiie. YOUR PRETTY EYES $ 2 * 3 3 $ 2 * 4 4 the aubject of a puUtc heatfog Also, Linda Doll, Joan Dsle- Women's SKIRTS when the 1060-70 budget fo oon- CfEADANCE ^ YlMINa Uneki, Susan BmmerUng, Beth DESERVE THE BEST AT — Reg. $5.99. shterad. JUNIOR DRESSES Ferris, Bernadette Flevet, San­ Children's Reg. $5.99 Reg. to $4.99 Reg. to $3.99 ' In the event (he town appro- dra Forbes, Sandra Frederick- prtataa (he aum for ai new em- sen, Susan Gottlieb, Marilyn bulanoe (hat It beoamw the Gray, Douglas Hansen, Barbara FOWLER 'property of (be' town to be • Hamlsli, Jacqueline Hartln, leased to (he TVAA, end (hat’s Claudia Head, Margaret Helf- — OPTICIANS — MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS rick, Linda Herzog, Ernestine “ a ragvlar sohedute of fohpiec- Johnson, Deborah Kahn, Robert MANCHESTER PABKADE tfon end maintenanoa be entab- LAO«S' FLANNa Klernan, Mary King, Rosemarie ODDS ’N ENDS DERAN’S COTTON 1 hBhed to assure Ms refoabOMy.” GOWNS AND PAJAMAS Kiotzbach, Gall Rawlec, Laurie Hartford Ooanty’s Host RECORD RIOT An addUtonat ocasMUuh states Lambert, Theresa Landers, BRAS 1 (hat a "ecbedule c i citargen be Pauline Lavoie, Donna Law­ Modem Eyewear Center CHOCOLATES determined and btWng panced- ^ 9 4 regidar to M S rence, B. Jean Leslie, Sheri Le­ 48 RPM Records ^ White Only 1 uns be estabMahtd by (he vine, Card Litke, Gary Lull. Arthur J. Fowler — Formerly with Harvey ft Lewis REMNANTS TVAA for oervioea piwidsd.” Owner-Manager Barbara Lundbeig, Linda The mcenUy formed Ibsur- Marchlslo, Kenneth Martin, s ^ *"" o Eyeglasses accurately filled by licensed optician, 3 y d s . 2 1 9 7 ^ anoe Study Oommtttae wtS be SALE O f Mary Mason, Richard Mason, e Latest fashion sunglasses e Contact lenses ashed to make rewammenda- LADWS' BMBWiK Carol McIntosh, Deborah Mes- Reir. to $1.99 yd. 3 s *1 '** l-Ib. Box e Frames adjusted and repaired quickly Reg. $1.29 1 (fons for Inauranoe coverage for etiian, Kenneth Messier, Bev- (he protectiian of (he town. F '’ ^^*sri3>.-*.MUe8, M ary MlUer, Ber­ Open 8.99 legnlar to MJW nice Mora; Carol Morgan, Seth Thursday 9 AJM. - 9 PJH. The TVAA wMl be ooHad to Mosler, Susan Moyer, Kathleen Dally 9 A3I. - S :S0 PM . maUe neneseary changes to Ms Murphy, Theresa Nee, Jacque­ >40» Phone 619-S«n HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS charter to cover servlnee (hey line Nowell, Joanne O’Bright, \riU be providfog;, (perUculairiy Rosemary O’Ctonndl, William In (ranapoaOng out-of-town real- SALE O P LADteS* Olbrys, Patricia OrflteUi, Don­ vdenta.) FAMOUS WHITE STAG SWEATER VESTS ald Osier, Vlncmt PavdMk. BRAIDED CONTEMPORARY French Provincial SEMI-GLOSS 1 No detaafon retetfog to (he Also, Marjorie Plda, Jenni­ White Furniture CURTAIN amount to be charged has boen COTTON TURinaieCNS fer Powell, Joanne Reid, Betsy RUGS Living Room Set PAINT 1 set at (his Mona, aooordfog to 4.94 regular to 9.00 E e Dresser . DeskVe Chest Richmond, Janine Rowley, Vir­ Smith. “ I wUl work and oo-op- WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY 4 ONL.T—8 X 12 Two-Piece—Gold Color e Mirror — One only CLEARANCE 2.94 reg. &dO ginia Saldus, Meredith Schardt, Qto. Only 1 erate wMfa town ofttetate to Susan Schelnost, Kathleen Shep­ weak out a ayrtemi with the 100% cotton long jileeve turtleHecks ard, Judy Sibley, Cynthia Sines, *4 ,4.00 FANTASTIC - Slashed to 1 in a beautiful assortment of colors by BELOW COST SALE! * ratoe to be studied Jtantiiy,” he famous White Stag, atzes 8, M, L. SALE OF YOUNG A. Maria Slpala, Allan Smith, *2 6 6 '"" 44-00 aafd. Lauriene Smith, Patricia Snow, In agraefog to abide by (he JUNIOR WDITER COATS Susan Stackpole, Barbara Res'. $59.95 Reg. $329. One Only Reg. $59.95 SAVINGS HALF PRICE! Steele, D to con­ 3.99 regular to 1140 Russell, Jamies Schreiber, REG. $159.95 WITH FLASHGUN z' 24 ft. steel pool...deluxe deck-type top rim venient helilits. Michael Schuasler, Lois Steely,' The earlest building trades workers in Am srica were In- aM lley Stone, Beverly Trudeau, YOU SAVl $55.05 NOW $104.90 ^an women who made mor­ Karen Vater, Dennis Walsh, tar and built plaster walls James Wlckwire, Richard In return for ownerehlp of SALE O f LADIES' Zarbo. ..r- their houses. CORDUROY JEANS POLAROID MODEL no. 240 SALE 24' Size Industrial Land—S,,acre8 on SALE! FAMOUS MAKER SALE! OPAQUE PANTY Honors SALE O F Diane Banning, Michael REG. $129.95 R J l. $18,000. per acre. Near LADIES' CAR COATS HOSE IN COLIOR5 Barile, Janice Bedard, Lynn 24-foot pool is 4 feet deep. 1- 91 and Rt. 0 FAMOUS MAKE BRAS 3.59 regular to 7.90 Beggs, Marcia Blase, Frances YOU SAVE $ 4 l9 5 NOW $ 8 6 .9 0 Galvanized steel waU, baked Indsutrial L a n d -^ p y num­ m enamel finish. Pranium vinyl S a le ber of acres with 2-acre 22.90 values to 00.00 U 9 e . 3 ,or3.99 Bletzer, Barbara Brackett, Can­ minimum. Sale or w ill build- 2 fo r 43 regular $8 ea. dace Burke, Pamela Cooper, liner. With acceesoriesT lease. AU utilities and R.R. Choose from a selection of pile lined Seamless nylon stretch panty hose, Gall Crawford, Mark Cross, Office For Rent — Main Styles and hooded styles, In a wide with nude heel, In camel, taupe, white, A special group of bras by famous SALE O F Marlene Daddario, Nancy De- POLAROID MODEL no. 230 St, ground floor, 480 sq. ft. variety of colors and fabrics, 6-18. navy, black, sizes petite, average, makers. Assort^ Styles . . . contours, tall. lace and cottons, sues 32-38. TODDLERS' SN O W SUITS 2 ganne. Dean Desrosier, Ross REG. $99.95 $10,000 down buys 4-unlt Dingwall, Maureen Donovan. apt. house. 4 rooms ea. apt. Downtown Only Downtown Only T Also, David Eddy, George i >ir Separate furnaces, modem, Downtown Only YOU SAVE $33.05 NOW $ 6 6 .9 0 ^ 3 8 4 regular to 26.00 Field, Sharon Fields, Diane 4 acres land. Excellent re­ 17.99 Fontana, Colby Freeman, Ra­ turn on Investment. mona Furphy, Seth Garman, J Regular $492.85 Next to proposed Indurtrlal POLAROID MODEL no park — Tolland Tplio. 18 William Geyer, Daniel Harvey, 220 REG. $79.95 acres, clear, $30,000. Martha Harvey, Gall Heller, Industrial Property For LAMES' RAINCOATS. Wendy Heritage, Jo-Ann Het­ Sale or Lease—8 acres idus tinger, Carol Higgins, Kathleen YOU SAVE $27.05 NOW $ 5 2 .9 0 2- atory building suitable for UNED AND UNLINED Hoopei, Michele Howard, Alison' light Industry or warehous­ . T Jacobs, Clayton Jacobs, Linda X r'" .. ing, 820 ft. frontage. Asking 11.22 regular to 8740 Jacobs, Sandra Kamm, Jane $45,000. Fitre acres, 800 ft. Karp. POLAROID MODEL no 210 w : ? : fron ted , $20,000. Also, Patricia Kittle, Thomas 18\ Size ^ OVi-Room Ranch, 1-car ga­ / REG. $49.95 rage, sun deck, beautiful Kolva, Eugene,J^escroat, James treed lot, $21,000. Lippo, Joseph Swensson, Susan YOU SAVE $14.05 NOW $35..90 Lakefront, year round SALE O F Maclean, William Marshall, S a le home, 4 bedrooms, 2 full LADIES' SUEDE JACKETS Laura Matte, Susan McLaf- THE BIG SWINGER BY POLAROID. THIS SWINGER baths, 2-car garage, lovely ferty, Kimberly Miller, Nancy USES PACK FILM BLACK & WHITE. large living room with stone Miner, Ivert Mltrevlcs, Susan SAME SIZE fireplace, screened porch, PICTURE AS REGULAR POLAROID CAMERAS. 22.00 regular to 46.00 Moorehouse, Suzanne Munroe, HIGH PMPORMANCI 4 FT. SHIl lovely view. Jack Nash, Gary Newton. WHAT A SPECIAL!I The two-TV, two-car Amer­ Also Elaine Peresluha, Mary REG. PRICE $24.95 aigbiai ^ E ■* POWMFUL DIATOMITI LADOIR WITH ican family Is now becoming PoTottl, Gail Peters, Judy Pos- SPIN mWR ^ NON-UIP STIPt the two-home family. Tlpee SAVES7.5S *277 million already own vacation pisll, Gregory Powell, Lana NOW $ 1 7 .4 0 SAU OF TODDLERS' homes. If you haven’t bought your FLANNEL PAJAMAS SWINGER MODEL no 20 Regular $352.85 first home yet (or If you REG. $19.95 . have one home too many) just let us know. 2.29 regular to 9.00 Homemade SAVE $7.08 NOW $ 1 2 .8 7 SPKIAL! FAMOUS NAME 640-1022—040-4120 SALE OF LADIES' SALE OF LADIES' Todd!trs' Hi-Ris« Ovaralb SALE! FAMOUS MAKE LOAFERS! NYLON SLEEP SHIFTS! WASHABLE, PACKAM jE ft. steel wall pool«..S deck*type top riin KEITH 2.29 regular to 8.60 ea. Sol* o f ToddlM s' Corduroy NEW SPRING KNIT DRESSES SLACKS AND T^SHMTS RAVIOLI 5.99 regular to 16.00 2.99 regular to 5.00 Corduroy overalls In many colors, r ea l esta te DO YQU-HAVE A GRANTS CREDIT ACCOUNT? It takes only a minute to apply. Ask any sales Shoe Store sizes 2, 3, 4. person. 172 E. CENTER ST. Double overlay nylon gowns In many Toddlers' long sleeve polo shirts $1.29 AA^ Downtowu duly H. PASQUALINI A special sale of ladles' loafers, In a T T G each, regular to 4.09 9T3O A.M. to 9:00 P.M. wide assortment of styles, and sizes, assorted styles and cotora. In sizes Toddlers' boxer corduroy slacks 90c 7.94«. 2 for 415 XM Avery St, Wapplng by a very famous maker. S, M, L. Downtown Only regular to f 19 ea. T E L6 H 4 6 04 643-1505 MANCHESTER PARKADE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 Coventry Shapiro told the oonunittse ing welfare patients; and $8.8 State Deficit that file 1967 legielatorw author­ mllUon for expansion of the ized, but did not provide funds medical assistance program of The Cherries From The Tree That MANCHESTER;IsX llYENING E HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAGE SEV SN to pay for severai( programs tet- low-4i»come people cludlng; $20.7 mlUlon cost-of- George \Moshingfon Didn f Chop V" Democratic1 Town Panel B ill OkayeH been eUgtUe tei the pa^. unrealistic to replace the roof win meet tomorrow et 2 p.m. tlvteig af^justnuents for pUbHe as- Increase $1,5 Million at thte Ume, the board felt; MEA To Meet Vemon tor a program,' "Honot­ ristance, incenttve eantengs end Always wash that lemon or Down, Committee To Seek Site Raps Dempsey^s Tax Plan In Committee hence the ad^Uon of $10,000 to ing George Washington." te n t paym ent programs ; $4.8 orange before grating the rM the budget aa a riop-g«q> m eas­ Late' tola morning Superin­ A public card party will be tendent of Schools Donald J. million to pay doctors for treat­ from I t ure. Scout Post held by the Grange tomorrow For Night Softhall Play Ibe Democratic TWn Otxm- 8t. Shopping Oenfter durbig OM (OonHnoed from Page One) Hennlgsm announced that'The Tn**— iiM tedoad A nooluUion Scout Week, and CHrl Scout $8.5 Million Asked Out of the current budget a t 8 p.m. Monte Oarlo wMst cast by the WeMare Department NOW AVAILABLE Manchester Eklucation Asso­ The Park end Recreation Ad­ fc eut M f cataMtohmiwt: of « MrthilBy wiH be observed to­ $8,287 was spent on work under will be played with prizes Mt. Neho, the high echoo* Jey- in Ms 1967 Ibudget requeets for ciation has scheduled a Sets Meetiug awarded and refreehmento visory Oommisrion lest iteght a n t* Inm me tax, an d abnongly morrow. window visors, but this was pot vee end Bennet hardball (Mtne the two-year fiscal period, but if • Hey Kathy, meeting this afternoon at served. appointed two of Ms mem­ would be movSfi to Memorial xffA h n f the tax profUMds March 0 will be Girl Scout To Operate Schools connected with the roof leak. It wss cut by the legislature. George Washington Never Sl^t Here! • -k 3:16 in toe senior high Honor RoH bers to work with several town maala liy Oov. John Dempwry in SundAy, and all girls will attend i . , . . • _ was pointed out. For Tonight Field ait (he high school. ~ "Wle therefore began the bt- school. A number of names of stu- league soAtiall playei* on • Ma hudgat measago oarHer (Ms services eft their own churches At Pero’a Orchfurd Cool Macs, Baldwins, Delicious, A budget requert of |8,6 2 4 ,7 2 6 to operate the Man- of the $4b,800 riee in fixed McAdam said, thrir moon erailum with a built-in potential Dr. Hennigan wlU be pres­ Boys and girls 14 years of were omiited from the softbell field sues committee. begins about May 1 and (hey WMk. in a group. R im e t Apples, F resh (TIder. Chester school system in the . 19 6 9 -7 0 year was unani- chargee, .$i8,ioo comes under deficit of IS2.6 m inion," eaid Fresh Strawberries, Watermelons, Pears, Pineapples, ent to give too Board of Ekl- age or over, who are Interested second quarter honor roll of The committee will review oH expect to edd another fire IMroduoed by Town Oommlt- inously approved by the seven members of the Board social security, $i6,400 under ucation’s position on salaries, Manchester Evening Herald Shapiro, whose agency operates Temple Oranges, Red ft Green Grapes, Limes, Pink ft In joining an Explorer Scout Rockville High School listed posrible 1 » 1 1 fields In town for teams at least. ’Ihey now hare taeinan Stephen Loyzikn, (he of 'Education present at a special meeting last night. group Insurance (Blue Cross and and also explain other items correspondent. Holly Gantner, on an <^>en-end budget—autb- White Grapefruit. Post, are Invited to attend an earlier this week. conversion or Improvement to 24. “Thetr present three ileMi at raaaiutton reoetwed oidy (wo Fresh Aspaiugus, Pears, Yellow ft Green Squash, Vine The request Is a $1,494,076 or ------CMS), and $14,000 under group in toe 1969-70 school budget tel. 742-87B6. arizing it to i^xnd moire money organizational meeting tonight TTioy ate: High honors, Mark a proper field to handte nlgM Mt. Nebo, Robertson Park end onxMtng votes. It Is eeacnttoUy than the L^elature appropri­ Ripe Tonnatoes, WMte Sweet Potatoes, Boston Lottnee, n .8 per cent Inbreate of the to edmlnU*r«tlon In this budgaL f major medical and approved by toe board in a at 7:30 at police headquarters Boudreau._Shari_Cantor, Peter gamee under Ughts wRh large Keeney St. School wUI not be WUte Rs-tishes, Egg Plant, Savoy Cabbage, White Onions, Ow aam» docionent (hat re- ated if neceeeary. CORDIAL CHERRIES r,080,6807,080,660 figure for the current He Is also retpiesUngrequesting the hiring ^ special meeting last night. on West Rd. (Jharter, Carla Chenetbe and crowds. enough If they oamot play oeived unsMinauB backing of (he Shallots, Watercress, Belgian Endive, Italian ft Hot Pep­ ’The sum of $11,000 w as In- Pakistani Head Technically, (he bill would ap- pers, Rhubarb, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Spinach, Brussell’s year. of two addltlcnal persomMl, a , . . . , The sponsoring organization Mary Ooegrove; honors, Kathy John J. Hofswn and Robert games Into the iNght. ToHand Oobnty Democratic As- ptopiriate only |42 mUUon of the l iq u id MARACHINO FLAVORED programs system enalyst a **• BibeauU, Janice Boczar, Bar- Sprouts, Com on the Cob. 1 The budget requeet now goes ris (he task Is vated for science laboratories at school budget "comes as no , , . . , , to towns for educational pur- should be evolved for choosing tion by the executive committee — WE CARRY ICE CUBES — going to a cost of $72,000; $28,760 will be surprise." He said that School will Include training on how to McAdam and Fllloramo asked give Ughts, Keeney St. School that the current welfare deficit "OUR ENLARGED STORE NOW HAS EVERYTHING!’ of MaiKheeter High School become Increasingly dtfflcult. IMXleB be increased to cover the the next president, repiaoing his was announced by Secor D. WESTOWN used to install a central fire Superintendent Donald Hen- a search, traffic prob- the commlsBton to help them has dialnage probtema, Mt. oast of teacher salartes, but if of $74.6 million includes; We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald bringing the oit^iroved budget to End a good field for night ball. Neto has a clndep block viewing indirect e le c to r a l system, Browne, chairmen o# the foun­ —$39.6 mdHion above the 1967 COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPER? The bulk of the $707,699 Jump alarm system in all schools; tw.* «- --- - Arvte lems and other Items con- ‘Bair Goes (hbi is not possible within a rea- (he $6)624,726 figure. nigan hea becc«ed School; and two teachem to fectlng teaching. rfS added that A g^m pledged that the Blewe^ executive of the High- that is ^lay. Ifennedy udd^. oT --ga nate all unneoesaery spending (hero was disagntemznit on ming Juntor High School. snow blowers would be pur- B ^ of Directors "wlU take Boy Scout Dis rict, will Sen. EeUed from the Republic. Rag. the town charter.” the administration In formulat­ a large number of children in While no reason was given for Low eCTl UNOIR LOW FURNITURS Price ing It was to avoid negotdsAlan. some buildtoga requiring trans- the expulsion. Miss King said 22.88 “But we have failed,’’ he added, porta/tion. later her views were "probably Below Ever! alluding to ithe salary deadlock. The $10,905 increase in at- Pi OFHANCHB TER too liberal." Save 85 He fe ^ that the boaid offer tendance service Is due In large 8 Miss King has long been active Wholesale wouM be oompebUive among pari to the employment of an friiw'' in work with children, through Does the work of a vacuum, carpet Dependable GE alarm cluck at a fabulous price! Only a re a tovimti. H e also said asaietant to R obert Dlgan, co- 54 M e K a SIKEET 6 4 9 4 5 2 1 both, church and welfare. She sweeper, dustmop, b(oom, uphol­ Cost! ! ! 150 per store nu rain checks.! itoere are areas built Into toe ordlnator of youth services tor will also meet Sunday night ait 7 stery brush. Easy-to-empty dirt budget, not Immedlaltely obvl- toe board. Likewise, an increase Now la the time to bring In year screens to be repaired. with Jdnior and senior high CAtV-TO-BMin^T DIRT CUP cup. ous, which would make teach- of $10,206 in health service is Storm windaw gtoss replaced. school-ege youngsters ait the ftftft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ftftftftftftftftftft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft Ing better. accounted for by toe salary of First Congiegatlanal Church, Ttiio foUowlng Is a breakdown mi added worker, Main St. AUTO UUSS INCTALLED HAMILTON of th e 1 1 budget classes, wtto P u p il transportation cost Religion Class current budget figures in pa- shows a jump of $49,800, made BLASS FUfflIITURE TOPS The S econd Congregational- BEACH* renthema: neOessary by the addition of two MAYTA6S Church is conducting a aeries of Admiiiiatrattan, $277,691 buses and extra mileage, both MIRRORS (PireplaM ami Daor) six Wednesday night sessions on Rechargeable (282,^88); InotnidUon, $6,186,- authorized by the board's oc- non-Christian religions. Present­ 278 ($5,887,674); A.ttendance tlon this year. Remedial reading PICTURE PRAMtNB (aR types) ing the subjects and leading dis­ ssrvtoe^ $26,840 ($16,486); pupil transportation Is also In- cussion on them will be graduate Knifette or HeoSto ser\^e, $180,876 ($170,- eluded in this figure. WINDOW and P U T E U U S S students from other parts of ithe 670); Pupil transportation. Increases in salaries account world who are now studying at $204,700 ($164,000); OperaUon for. $60,370 of the $70,040 added Tub EnckMsnreB from $30 to $45 plus installation the Hartford Seminary. Rechargeable^ of plant, $771,180 ($701,140). cost of plant operation. First In the series was held Also, Maintenance of plant, Of the $138,845 increase in Wednesday night, and dealt $830,886 ($101j000); Fixed plant maintenance, $24,696 will D. D. EISENHOWER. DEGANTERi with Zen-Buddhism and Shinto. Toothbrush chargee, $247,6(N> ($202,100); go for additional personnel, $47,- ABE LINCOLN DECANTER On Feb. 26, the Rev. Michael 10” X 17” Imported Folding Student body activities, $17,400 550 (or grounds—largely at the p . D . ^ s e v e l t .. . : . t Samartha of India will speak ($4,700); Capital outlay, $309,- senior high school—and $26,310 M. L. K IN G ...... on Hinduism, and the following Hibachi Rattan Chair 032 ($18,863); Outgoing trons- for repairs in all schools, R. P. KENNEDY ...... week David Parrish, who took #281-Does all tlie #243-Cordless, 4 for account, $23,000 ($6,000). Dr. Hennigan said he would NUUNE REPRODUeriONS FROM things an ordinary 99 Much of toe $46,8(^ increase like to see toe entire senior high 1 1 . 0 0 part ip an archeological “dig" Our toothbrushes, 19S8 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES . . .set Our Reg. Our Reg. knife docs J O .0 5 in Israel, will show pictures and 588 R tg. charging center. In the admlniatratlon items. Dr. school roof replaced. Repairs 1967 8.88 13.88 only better, quicker, B&G XMAS PLATES .. relate some of the discoveries 8“ 9.99 Kills bacteria, Hennigan explained. Is due to over the years have failed to 1968 B&G XMAi PLATES ... to old religions of the Mediter­ I0”xl7" - Chromed grid - two handles Imported rattan seat and back - snag- easier. Cordless each even strep germs three codts. The salary of toe stop le^ks. The estimate he re­ ranean area. - cast iron body - wooden handles and proof plastic coated — I” aluminum design. with Gold-Ion data prooesatng director was ceived of $225,000, an "out of wooden base - 4 adjustments j)<1492 tubing - lacquered hardwood arms - Save Over 50% light. changed from another category the blue" estimate, he said, was Confusianism and Taoism, as ideal for playroom, patio, lawn, etc. # 138 HAMILTON BEACH (hey have affected the thinking Only 100 per store. No rain checks. of Communism, will be the sub­ Our Reg. ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftwwftft W ft**W *Aftlkftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft 24.99 ject of Crerar Douglas on 8 Position Soft Touch Flitting you first, keeps us first. '69 Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe March 12. RID Badie Nljim, an Arab Chris­ Speed Selector Blender 19.70 General Electric tian, will explain Islam, espe­ ■'SfF m DE 806 cially as it relates to the Jew­ Crabgrass Killer rrniR iwoffrSI ish and Christian religion and or Less refund from Hamilton Beach* 2.00 the present conflict in the Holy Portable Land, on March 19. MAYTAG HALO-OFHEAT DRYER The final session wdll be on Vigoro March 26, when the Rev. Extra $ TV Se t • Removable Lint Filter Charles Kittoe, a native of Kills CteASMfttS Rich Lawn Food VIGORO Your cost after refund Ghana, will describe some of m o iiN U * S«t CItrk for dttalli. Rafund Lawn Food offtr tKpIrtt Fab. 21. the traditional African religions, ASTHivgpKOwr • Porcelain Enamel Drum such as Animism. E5ach session begins at 6 p.m. 99 7 4 8 8 A-206 with a .potluck supper in the YOUR Church Community House. CHOICE Those not able to come for tlie MW supper should plan to arrive a' 4 j n i i m , each Full range of speeds — whips, purees, grates, chops, New MAYMG Fterfa Dn|er/ll5V Yes, We Have little before 7 for the rest of the program, which will end by mixes, blends, liquefies. • All-Channel VHF UllF Reception :>|c USE IT ANYWHERE k STORE IT ANYWHERE :>|c NEEDS NO the New 8. Families are welcome to Big, full-size container — in glass or space-age tyril. • 9 W ' picture in compact, tuck-away cabinet SPECIAL WIRING OR INSTALUTION ^ PLUGS IN 115V OUTLET. bring their children. Rid contains Dacthal - Keeps your America's best buy in lawn food. Fast • Light 10‘A lbs - Take it anywhere you go! lawn crabgrass free with one easy acting - Long lasting - Covers 5,000 Court of Honor Smart avocado green base. • Front-Mounted, Fold-Down Antenna ex­ No room for a dryir? Read this! MAYTAG Boy Scout Troop 57 recently application - Kills crabgrass seedlings sq. ft. - Won’t burn. tends even with set in a bookshelf as they sprout - safe lo pets and birds. Full year guarantee. Compact new Maytag diver takes held a Court of Honor, at which • Personal Earphone and built-in Jack half the usual space. Goes anytta several boys received awards. where. Roll it under a counter, tuck Dishwasher Douglas Whipple and Craig Ed­ ftftftftftftftftftft ft ftftft ft ft ftftft It in a closet, yes. even hano it on You can actually buy this Malibu Sport Coupe with its But Powerglide costs less. Apd the cost of power disc a wall! The “ Anywhere Dryer ' goes • (aiant t'apficity mondson reveived their merit where others won't. r badges for cooking. standard 200-hp V8 and extra equipment for tcnn money than brakes has been cut bv more than one-third, even though • No Pr**Kin«inf you could last year. their design is more advanced. No Venting-No Installation # MayUf Dtpoadabiiity William Usab was named a R C i l A whole $69.00 less.* So Ixisure to show up at yotir Chevrolet dealer’s Show.down. Problems first class scout, and Mark M I O I R I G M I V.H.Q. This Malibu has our Powerglide transmission, head re­ One thing’s for sure, Chevelle’s It's ready to use-plugs into any New d-$hwnhii ivolat more Martin, Thomas Markowskl and .V (Very High Quality) straints, power disc brakes, wheel covers and whitewalla. competition wouldn't dare. adequately wired 1T5V outlet. This d.Uiei end w iihn them citentr William Goodale became second Maytag Halo ol-Heat‘ dryer gives you Portable And the cost of all those items, with the exception of the on niannfiirlifrnr'H mititli'stcd rrtait then eny other porteblc. Jet 'teeni class scouts. tires and wheel covers, has come down. (Wheel covers cost ttnonn. invludtnn fidt-nd exciiw Inf nnd SUM- the same dependability, and does Seven boys became Tender­ the same and a set of whitewalls is $2.10 more.) gexltd dtvlt'r nvir a ir /irr/njratioiliHlfrntii. everything the big Maytags do yo-jf divm from tr^te (i) 18 lb. Automatic except take up space. foot. They are Gary Hatch. Carl Color TV ) tt protecle your f ne c’ 'e end Blondin, Donald Badstuebner, cryiUI.Wiihtit.e'.v Paul Brozeau, David Borg- Heavy Duty Washer 195 fits under f to. ' ter. | jou fe* mann, Brian Carlson and Chris $ ' mous MeyUc Dept-deb '(y. Reedy. Parents are reminded that $ they will be able to see the final Our l^lue Showdown: heat of the Klondike Derby 6ua Reg. • W e Deliver Sunday at Camp Norcross in Low Ashford. If they arrive by • We Install 1 p.m., they will be able to wit­ 2 1 9 . 7 0 188™ TV - • We Service ness hundreds of boys in.- an • Pushbutton controls * Porcelain tup and lid Vivid color viewing, inside or out, is yours with $69ii00less . open field with their sleds and .this lighlweiglit portable featuring “snap-on" gear. • 4 speed - combination * Full 2-year parts guarantee • 6 water combination • Five-year transmission guar' dayligiii picture booster. Earphone lets you en­ Cookie Sole joy personalized sound. Girl Scouts in Coventry have • Bleach dispenser antee sold 340 coses of cookies during • One-year labor guarantee than last year^'^ tills year’s annual cookie sale. Tills comes out to 4,080 cookies, and Uiey will be delivered in 5 GREAT STORES March. C V I . l Y O I V MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE S A U : FRIDAY and SATURDAY Local girls scouts will have a We reserve the riglil to limit quantities. 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m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2L 1969 other schools having more days other ttanes parsons mow oall Vernon to make up. The Sykes school Vernon (he RecreaUon OfOoa. ^ Bonn Firm has aiT additional three days Health Council Talk Only In Wicked States and the Vernon Elementary one Dr. Fianklln Vaobs, state 4Umrl^r0tpr additional day. mnumteslnnar of health. Wifi be On Elections In the same daiys hesdIiRM, too pub­ School Vacation Order Eased The Sykea school hod to be lansion Planned the guest speakar at the mset- lic aanrlcs bodtes in New Tork were A modtted eohool^^laaii^ or­ ckMed three days recently while ta« of tile Hockaimm V alley Contlmwd from Page O m ) m €trnrtti0 l|prald winter vaoaHon week, and to Jeffrey Brown, acting as one accused of brtrayiiig the puiposes and ceilings were being repaired. Oommunlty Services Council, der tor next week waa tssued by P***Bae the taaohera fuH pay of the spokeaman for the stu­ slon of CZactaosiolraWa fit Au­ > « r n n pdbne they am mppoaail to serve. There la a poosibiUty thia may next Thursday nt 8 p.m. at the If they dU not attend. The rea- dents, asked the board to re­ Of Circle Shop Plaza c p - w o the Vernon Board of BducHUon be classed as an emergency Admlnlstretton Bifilding. gust. M Albany, « M-patttaan coihmlttee of verse its decision of Monday laat ntghMn Um trakn of objec- ■on for holding achool te to and the board may ask for a Max Jovit, developer of (he Show for Elderly Dr. Fbots’s top^! wifi be: the New Tork Slate LagMature charg­ anJ concurrsd with the pro­ Last month the North AtlMtlc ■nwlM up the weak kMt last w aiv er. The Recreation Department is ning and District HeaRh Organ- tiona fnom atudenta, faoUKy and posal made by the VEA. TM-Ctty flhopptog Ploaa has Treaty Oonsnond staged mili­ & ed that the atale's PubMo Sarvloe Corn- week beoauae of the enow accepting reeervallons now Ization.’’ parento. The students noted the ma­ Thn Vernon Blemenbary waa preaented plans to the Flaming . „ ______, . , , mlsMon’a supposed ocntrol of power _ . . from Vernon elderly persons tor tary maneuvere in W'lst Oar- By « unanltnous vote at an jority of the Students and used as a polling place for the The council was formed to tiUlUes and the telephone fesdustry la night’s nneetihg was Ctammlsslon tor a 100,000 square ^ Ea^Tshow at many within IS miles of Iha emergency meeting, Ifae ixaml teachers felt the decision of the November electtoo. It has not ensure the provMon of ade­ ncIMng mem than a “flawo” which •f W on request of the Vernon foot exteraton. Radio City MuMc Hall agreed to keep achoots in aea- board Monday was not accept­ been definitely determined if in New quate community health, rec­ Czechoslovak border. oostta the rtade’a consumers mlUiom of The proposBi would expend York City In April. aton (he first tour days of neest ®<*»Kaateon Aaaoclailkiu en d it able to the majority and said (his day has to be made up. reation land welfare servloes. It ifie Conrmiuntets began new was (hat group’s recommenfa- Lori night’s vote of the board nnSCRlPT^ RATSB doOaiw a year Inatead of protecting them week and to aUow taoritera wiio they felt the decision shoidd be the ^Mce now oocupied by Bage- Temtallve plans call tor the is acting in cooperation with saber rattling over West Berfin FiU 'm * to Adrmac* from exceeatve rates. made vanaHbn oonuntonente tton that achooto be ctooed two made ir.- favor of the majority. was on a moOon made by Ar­ AUert and double the elae of the local group to travel to New agencies 'which serve th e three Om Taar ...... *30.00 days of the Fiehrusry vacadon thur OaUsban, following a towns hryd-ved, Vernon. Elling­ on Feh. 9 when East Germany Moatta ...... 15.W In Ness York ORy, miemibem of the prior to Feb. 12—two dey» per- Each principal was asked to Grant store, ell at Vernon a r York by bus, see the show and etwrt executive sessian. announced a ban on all surface n i«e Honda ...... 7.80 aonal Ume. But Itiey a n obUged asid two days of the April one. take a poll ot his staff to see then rtnp for dinrar on the re­ ton and Toilencl. Om MoMh ...... SLOO City PlaiBitog Oommlsaion’s professional OaUahan admitted he was d e . travel to the city by the mem­ to pay the cent of hiring a sub- Wudents of Rockville High how many would be absent next turn trip . mliifBinR 6>^ staff chaiged, at a pdbUc hearing, that w ron g hurt M onday night when The plafB) cell tor th e addi­ bers of the West German feder­ eHitute toaclier tor the oUwr two School staged a mild protest week due to prior committ­ This is tentatively scheduled ; TRS .A8BOCIATEO FRB8B the CommiaBion had disregarded the find­ he eald Um teachers Should be tion to the sage-AUen store to al aseembly, which will elscA n * Maoointad Pri a a esd iatrcly entlUod days. to the vacation plans Wednes­ ments. The result was about 48 (or the week of April 20 al­ T ru m an H as to tia OM ot ropuliUontloa of all n«no dla- ings and recommendations of its plan- day but were instructed by docked l-180th ot their pay for be oonstruoted to the roar end the president. ontohM orodUod «o tt or not otherwiae credit- Monday, th e board voted 6-2 tcacheip and most of the prin­ though ticket evailafal'lity will nera and had yielded to powerful "real Principal Martin Fagan to ex­ each day mteaed next week but The East Germans control the ad in tMa paper and alao the local nenra puh- to kieap achool open elB five cipals said substitutes had been llilitd bcrti. edtate speculators” who wanted to put press their opinion to the school lin od up. be emphaslaed he felt strongly to make the Intestinal Flu iahd, 'Water and rail routea to AH rlibta at ropdbiJcatlon of special dh- toya next week, the normal cupy the space n»w mbsd by '"'***^ patchea Beretn are alao reaerred. luxury high rise apartments on sites board. Frank OeToUa, former mem­ the decision oonoernlng attend­ must pay tor the show tickets (Oontinuod Irom Paze Uni-i the Commundst-aurrounded city ing school next week was the Sage-AUen. tt moved into the which should more property be reserved ber ot the board, speaking last before March 4 so that they Secret Service agents guarded but the air oorrldcra are sUU un­ T ia Benald Printing Ooimany Inc., aa- righ t one. large additton albout a yoer ago. anmcs no financial iMponsIbllUy (or typo- tor middle and lower ooat homing. night as a parent, cautioned the may be ordered. A ticket costs Truman’s private room on the der the control of the four post­ gnyphloal arron appeartnc In advertlsemente T ollan d OaUahan said he trad been told Ptana ateo call for (he furth­ mil other re^bw matter In H a Ifanolaster board that the amount of bad $2.60. sixth floor of the hoepUal, and a war occupation powers—the In each case, the comptelnt is that a will Ms decision caused might that the teachers were causing er exponslan of the buUdtaig to Brenlnc Herald. ReservelfianB are on a firat- representative of the family re­ United States, BrMain, Prance public regulatory body, created to guatd lead to problems in the future. some ad the (rouble among the provide for an addMlonal seven quested no photographs be tak­ flnboartber to Los Anvelaa Tbnea-Waahlnv- oome basts with the number to and the Soviet Union It is as­ ton Foot Newa Serrlce. the best interests of the people against - Decision To Hold School He said, "A little good will here students. He said, "I feel It is etores, w h ile a sep a ra te buMd- en and sold newsmen wxnild be sumed thak the presidential tag w ^ d be bultt to provide oocombdated relaUve to the ■till serrlce client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. exploitation by special interests, haa might make a lot of sense.’’ (he reqfxunslbUlty of the board barred above the first floor of electors witU travel by plane, al­ PnNldars Representsttvee — Tlie Julius tor ten more stores. TWs would mmiber of seals on tire bus. A Mathews Special i^ n cy — New York. CTt|. actually been playing. Dor reasora The question was asked if it to make policy and the respon- the hoepUal. though toere have been unoqn- be built perpendicular to the waiting Mst •wUl be compUed cagD, Detroit and Boston. Next Week Unprotested was really necessary to make slbUUy ot the admtnistretton Dreves said his office would firmed rumors that the Oommu- political or wonse, the game of the spe- present complex and joined by from which late cancelations nasnriMBP eTmrr nrrnw.ATT rnr mw/Tm.A. up the tour days which are end teachers to carry out that Issue reports on Trumqp’s con­ nists would harass the air lanes otaJ M e re sto rt w as c re a te d to w atch. Tim decision to cancel next wUl be filled. TTONa______at the home of Mrs. Irene Ooy, over and above the snow days p o lic y ." a small moU. dition at 9:48 a.m. CST and 3:46 also. Isn't it pleaaesA to be able to realise week’s scheduled school vaca- New R d. already used up. He also said it is Uw reepon- The oomiideK now has 13,000 The ooSt of 'the bus is expect­ p.m'. daily but planned no fur­ Dtoplay advertlelnr cioelnar hours: Sinee 'the travel ban an­ Monday — 1 p.m. IVIday. that such IfaingB, making tor higher util­ tlan baa been wrtl accepted by The Tolland Boys League will Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, super­ slfaiUty of the parents-' to see square feet of which 56,000 Is ed to be about tour or five dol­ ther news conferencea. I>or Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. both the teaching staff, parents lars 'With tills emoiBit to be col­ nouncement, the Western allies For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday ity rates and grotesque planning de- meet Monday night at^7 at the intendent of schools, explained thalt (heir children are in echoo). ocotqSed by Grant’s. The pro­ Dreves refused to say whet and students. V lected at a later date. ha've reaffirmed their support For Hiursday — 1 p-m. Tuesday. olBlons, hB|^>en only in other states which Herald Album o( Schoois Ffiotogniphed By A. B. Bucelvldua United Congregatlbnei Church to (he state law requires 108 days posed addition would gl've medications were being em­ For Friday — 1 pm. Wednesday. The Board of Education com­ Persons may make ticket res- for West Germany’s eieotlon For Saturtay — 1 p.m. HMirsd». are wicked, like New York? dlscusB plans for adding four of school unless it is a dire In favorable weather, about 60 Grant's, 106,000 square feet. ployed. ClassUled deadline — 5 p.m. day before BUCKLAND SCHOOL plimented 8i^>erintondent of new teams to the league. emergency. He said he had nev­ persons a day reach the top of The new addition would ex­ ervations et the February Frol­ Henry Talge, a friend of Tru­ plans by word and gesture. puUloatlon, 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday Schools Robert Braiiton on his ic on Wednesday at the Kos- Britiah Prime Minister Harold and Monday publlceitlian. er known the state to consider the Alpe’ Matterhorn, a feat pand the number of stores from man’s and the sponsor in years handling of the situation during Manchester Evening Herald snow an 'emergency. first accom p lish ed on ly 103 13 to 80 end would aUow seme cluszko dub or'ht the next past of annual parties for the Wll.son paid a viaft to the citjr Frtilay, FMiruary 21 ‘Some Best Friends Wear Beards’ the board’s regular meeting Tolland oorreapondent Bette The board stiU haa anoth­ years ago by Elngllshman Ed­ of the present stores to relooete pinochle party on Miarch 4 at former president, appeared at last week and Preaidertt Nixon I Wednesday night. Q uatrale, tel. 876-2846. er problem to resolve with two ward Whymper. in larger qrortera. the Lottie Fisk Building. Fbr the hospital earty this morning. w ill v isit it n ex t 'wetek. Thanks to the good work of those who A Thought for Today ' Unlike neighboring Vernon, the China Pulls Back Ajfain actively promote the brotherhood of Inside Report Sponsored by the Manchester ! decision w«a mode with apenial Ttm trouble wMh OonunuriMt Oitan, as man, most Americans today are aware OouncU o t C hurches Open Form conalderatlonB being given to has now been demonstnubed acnkt, is of the Indecency and danger of religious b y that H Is in sixdi a abatie at Mberaadonal and racial prejudice. teobbera with committed plana Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Time For Repentance tor the vaoatlan week. arfertcrtty oompteoc It gnts surly }iMt for What these campaigners call to our Manchester Hearing "Fond Memories’’ the anloe ot getting suriy. attention is that generalisation about God, be merciful to me a stn- Before arriving at a decision WASHINaTON—The suddenly Assn. Walker, taking a surpris­ n e r! Luke 18, 18 (K JV ) To the Ekhtor, To the Editor, No mnlter how recurrent the Impulse groups of people usuadly subverts the Bralrton conducted a poll of the sprouting Congressional urge for ingly strong position for tax If the story of Christ’s suffer­ On WIednesday, Fel>. 26, 1969, The photo oajitlaned "The teoohera to determine the favor­ to begin to move into the famiiy of truth. Sadly, their pleas are often laced with platitudes and, beyond that, they tax reform wUl get an early test reform In non-banking areas, ing etid death remlndi us of the Transportation committee of Bridge" by Reginald Pinto in ed schedule to make up th e five rntlons, to become «. part of world so- don’t go for enough. The worst weak­ when the bcuiking industry, must also avoid any seeming the horrible Inhumanity of the State Legislature will con­ Saturday’s Herald must surely snow days, with results favoring dety, the ImptSse to cdwayn ac- ness of brotherhood propaganda is that which usually wins what It wants confUct-of-interest as an advo­ which man is capable^ of tite duct a hearing upon house bill have evoked fond memories in the cancellation of the winter oom pnided and t|puBliy vetoed by a It almost always stops at the perimeter In Washington, attempts to pry cate of bankers’ tax privileges. amazing courage and patience N um ber 8637. the hearts of many eldsr resl- v oca tion . open a recently closed tax loop­ This Is the bUl that concerns woci'y over whether OonununSat CMna of this or that minority group. Thus, bankers know their only Christ displayed, of the dis­ dento. As a matter of interest, on In a letter explaining the hole. hope Is Congress. Legislation to tressing weakness of all others the estahllshment of a branch of ia gotng: to be nooepdied as an equal, or Whether the pleas for brotherhood page 36 of a delightful family dectedon to the school SteJt and The closing came last fall In a who pdayed a pant tan the the Motor Vehicle Department greeted and treated aa if It were aome have made much of a dent is hard to overrule Surrey would take too history, entitled "Under the teoicheni, Braiiton stated, "If quiet, clever maneuver by Stan­ long, but the Joint C&nmittee Pas'.don Story, or even of the in the Town of Manchester. poor, unworthy country cousin. say. EXhnlc Jokes still abound in the Unit­ Family Tree” by Ruth Cheney vacation plans can not be ley Surrey, winding up eight on Internal Revenue could pass wonder of God’s love, but does The hearing will be held in ed States, and there Is no better guide Goodwin, published 20 years cihanged, personal days may be Thus, while the world recurrently frustrating years as Assistant not make us aware of our own R oom 416 a t 10:00 a .m . I am to a man’s deepest feelings than h is a resolution instructing that ago, this Uttle red bridge is applied toward absences.’’ debates whether to admit Oomnusilst Secretary of the Treasury for Surrey’s regulation be revised. s!nfulneas and our need of very much interested in pressing humor. Some non'-Christians are still In­ mentioned speclfloaUy. If a teacher has used up his Chfem, t o the United N attcns, O onununist Tax Policy. With a stroke of the However, leading House tax- God’s tove. Lent wlU be jizrt passage of this bill and would furiated by Christmas postage stamps, The Cheney children raced allotod personal days, he wiU CHna unmlly acta as If M would Boom pen Surrey boosted by an esU- writers are unsympathetic to another 40 days In the years of be glad to hear from anyone in many schools and comparJes maintain downhill on bobsleds and went stUl receive his pay but must metod $100 million a year taxes the bankers’ position. Indeed, ou r life. my assembly district who would the nnemberahlp if it were ^vor offieKd. their unwritten quota syrtems in the hir­ under that bridge. Such sleds deduct the $20 per day ooat of a paid by commercial banks. there Is some feeling in Congress A little lad more wise­ like to testify. And, although Oonununist China theo- ing and advancement of nonwhites and were called rippers then and substitute teacher from his pay. As Surrey was well aware, that Surrey did not go for ly than he knew when he said Thank you. rettoally cinlinn to be Interested fei ex­ Jews, and country clubs have a reputa­ children of that era had wonder­ "I hope you will coKiperate both the outgoing Johnson team enough and should have limited tat confusion, "Our worid Is re­ Yours truly, ful times in winter. changes of things Hke news coverage. tion for holding fast to ethnic criteria. volting on Us absceaa” Elver fully with the principals in find­ and the incoming Nixon team at the bad debt deduction to the N. Charles Bogginl Thank you for that photo. It atwsys balla, in the ehowdown, at any None of this is particularly disillusion­ since Adam and Eve diaobeyied ing subatltutee for whatever days the Treasury had ties to the actual amount of losses — run­ Representative Sincerely, true open door policy, as If It did not ing because none of this is new. What is God the infection of sin has cor­ you will not be present," Bralr- banking industry which made it ning at lees than 1 per cent — 20th Assembly District Henry A. MalleU disillusioning is the prospect —and I rupted every human being and ton’s letter stated. trust the Western world to make fair all but impossible to overrule for an industry anjoylng unpre­ think it’s a real orie —that we may ex­ so also the (body of humanity. Wterd of the teaicber oontro- appraiscda his regulation. Thus, only Con­ cedented profits. Whether that pect such deliberate intolerance to pro­ Now it haa broken out in a fest­ versy in Vernon over the vooa- Occaslotmlly, as Hi the surprise gress can restore the bankers’ Oongreaaional feeling persists ceed into the future, if pettiaps on a ering sore that eiiows how oil- tlcn declston hod become kt»>wn propoeal to renew dlplamatic contacts tax advantage — a preview of should provide an accurate bar­ somewhat reduced scale. tlcel is the health of humanity. by various meonbers ot t h e similar confrontations between ometer tor general tax reform. with the United States Ini Wansaw on Most middle-aged Americans possess Almost everyone is aware of the Now— ^There Is a ‘G host’ Tolland boand. Fieb. 20, Conununlat China takes some an assortment of prejudices that run tax reform sentiment and lobby­ pain it is causing and afraid of ing pressure in the ooming tax The Vernon Board of Educa- amaU faiMatWe In the dUneotion of world deep indeed. These stem partly from where It may break out next. 6k>n actwdulBd an emergency early tralntog and partly from the hu­ reform struggle. litiaenrtUp. Herald o r course admdttlhg that the Where Old Red Used To Be meeting last night to reconsid­ man bent to recognize end give weight Like most big industries, the world is evil is one ithiag; recog­ Bill Stuart is But then it seems to be frightened by er ite decdslcn after protests to group differences. bankers enjoy a special tax By JOE WINO the shadow of its own small movement Yesterdays nizing evit in one’s self is quite were even more enthusiaatlc ware made by both teejchera Because this Is so. It becomes Incum­ privilege: A t^ formula permit­ NEW YORK (AP) — Old Red ancther. When a savage waa about her than we were—espe­ and studenta forward, and draws back as if in sudden bent upon parents to create an altitude ting them to 'take an automatic asked, “What is evil?’’ be an­ Is gone. 25 Years Ago cially Tom who already had his West Fund Dinner panic. In the home that fosters tolerance. The deduction equal to 2.4 per cent swered, "Evil is if someone We traded her in rotest, and with raservationa mode with ing on Bolton St. everyone who beUeves to a worid civiliz­ basic, a purer form. Let the brotherhood success at the Treasury and last than tBual ihts Lent nofliig how years and 66,000 miles. hauled back all the driftwood Mrs. June Afitoano, Cemetery ed enough to have a chance for its own people widen their campaigns and pro­ fall was chagrined when Presi­ far I am short of being the per­ To the very end. Old Red’s en­ we could lay hands on. We Just Rd., end Mrs. Helim Miaitln, tire kicking, gine ran eis smooth os a floor survival. For the task which seems so mote tolerance for all manner of dif­ dent Johnson suppressed his tax fect person God wants me to be. wondered why we hadn’t gone Elaton Rd. or at the Post Home No doubt, there will be times demonstrator. After she once Etfter 4 p m . thankless, so fruitless, ft> full of pay­ ferences among people. The Intention reform proposals. Aa a valedic­ into hock for a station wagon here Is not to chart a eburae to Utopia, tory, therefore, Surrey began Today in History when I ahell feel Mnahlp to "a got started, that Is. But there years before, \rtien all the kids The Ladies Auxiliary Mem­ ment by insult instead of gnatttude, la was an, oil leak up front that the but only to vastly widen our fraternal rewriting tax regulations in his By The Associated PreM poor worm in the dust," and w ere smaU. bership Drive will get underway Jurt as necessary as it is unptoassnt when I’U pray with the pUbll- mechanic didn't want to fool with a special reception slated concepts. closing days — Including the one Today is Friday, Feb. 21, the Then it was Ed's turn to get a and dllfficult. The Nixon administraiUon oan, "God, be merclAil to me with, and the transmission Permit a personal observation. T he on bank taxatlan. 82nd dlay o f 1969. T h ere are 313 driver’s license and grow up tor Miarch 28 from 3 to 6 p.m. Is to be congratulated on having taken a sinner.’’ But I’U cheer up didn’t have much life expectan­ current fashion for beards, mutton chops, Inrtead of reducing the 2.4 per days left in the year. and leave home, tt waa Old Red at the Post Home. Mrs. Mar­ again when I remember the cy, and the steering gear had Its own first experience — that of being and long hair on men strikes me as un­ cent, Surrey ruled that the bad Today’s Highlight In History of course who hauled him and tin, membership chairman, and hood ' wander of God’s love, fllUng me never been quite the same since left alone at the proposed Warsaw meet­ attractive — although not necessarily debt percentage could not be On this date in 1916, the batUe all his 'bags and hopes to col­ her asMstant, Mrs. Loulae Dom- wt'jbhe the joy of IBs torgivenees. we tangled with that big rock in ing, and of being made the subject of esthetically so. In trying to account for applied to absolutely safe loans of Verdun began in EVan'ce, the lege. And then, \riien he got to bek, invite all ellg:ible women O God, do be merciful to me, the road. So we traded in Old long range abuse instead — with some my negative reaction to this fashion. — most notably loans to the U.S. playing football, it was Old Red and their escorts to attend the longest and bloodiest battle of for I, too, am a sinner. Amen. Red, Including two nearly new I’ve spent a little time reviewing my govemmenit. Nobody knows ex- who carried us week after week reception during whilch a buf­ philosophy. That Is the burden and the World War I. One million men Rev. Ronald Elfbe tires. own notions of propriety and taste. My a^ y how much that wUl cost were killed. to Willlamstown in northweetem fet will be served. distinction of those who hope to prove Our Savior Lutheran Church Even in the pride of youto, conclusion Is this: I don’t think beards, Uie bankers In 1969, but $100 Massachusetts. The round trip A joint meeUng of the post themselves civilized — that they must On This Date Old Red never looked much bet­ mutton chops, and long hair are appro­ mlUlon is the educated guess. 1ft 1838, Sam uel F .B . M orse was nearly 400 miles, but Old and auxlUlsTy will be held Mon­ always be willing, after abusive rejec­ ter. Of course the paint had priate because they suggest a vanity Accordingly, Surrey’s stroke of Red never once let us down. It day night at 7:30 in the Post horn Mowing, gave the first public demonstra­ Quotations chalked a Uttle, there was a tion, to exemplify their own Standaids that is unbecoming in men. t| the pen was an Instant tax tion of the telegraph. got so she almost knew the way Hom e. again. bare spot at the left rear where with her eyes shut. Here is a prejudice, plain and simple. reform of major proportions. In 1888, the W ashington M onu­ We are dealing with 28 mU- Bulletin Board I had once backed into a barbed Those weekend drives, proba­ It is a particularly awkward prejudice Neither of Surrey’s two super­ ment was dedicated in the no­ lion of our own people with a wire fence, and a piece of the The Tollanders Square Dance W hy Neglect Corn Silk? because a number of friends sport these iors In the Johnson Treasury — tion’s capital after 37 years of bly, were what did her in. About Caub wUl hold graduation exer- special history, culture and upholstery was ragged from the a year ago j h e began to falter. Oalnip is not the last, aa, most ob­ modish hair styles. To make matters Secretary Henry H, (Joe) Fow­ construction. oises during tonight's regular range of problems. It can hard­ attentions of a pet coon. But all For the first time we started viously, it was not the first. worse, these friends are among the most ler or Under Secretary Joseph In 1901, the repub lic o f Cuba - club dance slated for 8 in the ly be doubted that the study of In all, she waa still a handsome pouring money into repairs and We submit the proposition that any­ interesting people I know, and I don't Barr — cared for the change. adopted its first constitution. black men in America is a legi­ wagon, with clean, straight Meadowbnxik School ell-pur- plan to suffer the loss of their company upkeep. At last the percentages car buyer. One report circulating among In 1919, a fte r W orld W ar I , the pose room. Frannle Helntz will thing smoked to excess, be it banaiui timate and urgent academic en­ Unes. Much handsomer, to my began to run against her. just because they take their hair more lobbyists is that Fowler was re­ allies recognized the Polish gov­ dea vor. serve os caller. peel or catnip, will, sooner or later, re­ mind, than present-day models. So we turned in Old Red. seriously than I take mine. strained from killing Surrey’s ernment of Ignace Paderewski. — Harvard University, , an­ The Tolland Historical Socie­ sult in some kind of exotic experience When Old Red first came to There wasn’t much left to her So there you have it. Some of my best In 1 94 1, during World War n . rule change only when Surrey nouncing it plans to establish our house—we just called her trade-in value. If we’d had a ty’s third annual Antique Show for the -smoker. friends wear beards. There Is the preju­ allied forces landed In Italy’s >^1 be held toonorrow and Sun­ threatened to resign with a blast a degree program In Ameri­ Red then—two of our children two-car garage, she might be Perhapci, aa those youthful faddiats dice, the rationale for it, and the deci­ against the Johnson tax policy — African territory of Eritrea. can Negro studies. were stlU living at home. They sitting there yot. day tat the Tolland High School who like to upset their elders are now sion to overlook 'their manner of being a report confimfed by some and cafeteria. Hours tomorrow are claiming, there is some speoiBl result different. denied by others. 10 a.m: to 9 p.m. end Sunday to be gained from smoking catnip. There If humankind were more mature, there Adept at bureaucratic maneu­ 10 a .m . to 6 p.m . is a toucli of ptouslibiiity for the claim, would be no need tor such a step-by-step vering, Surrey Issued the change The Boys Basketball Leegue decision. We woul<^ Ignore, even without because nearly everybody has witnessed In regulations last October while schedule for Saturday lis, 1:30, thinking about it, humein differences that Fowler was in Geneva, for a Cainton Press vs. Savings Bank the way In which caindp can turn on a Fischetti don’t determine behavior, because such of Tolland; 2:80, Wenet’s vs. cat. monetary conference. Surrey’s differences don’t count. We would still action could have 'been over­ Sipott Mart, and 3:30, Krechko But our guess would be that any ef- be free to dislike anybody we chose, but Brothers vs. Lipman Chorches. Have we got a choice of ruled in the Johnson administra­ fect gained from smoking catnip can be we would take on such judgments one tion’s closing days. But when OUb Scout P a ck 16 w ill hold traced to the fact that young people now at a time, which Is quite enough respon­ Fowler resigned as Secretary In Its Annual Blue and Gold Ban­ sibility. have dme to smoke a lot of it, whereas December, all hope expired tor quet tomorrow night at 6:80 in It’s not enough for the brotherhood the addictions of other years were fur­ the bankers. Maple Grove in RockvIUe. campaigners to plead for racial and re­ The reason: Barr, Fowter’s The United Congregational tive ai^ flitting behlnd-the-bam affairs. ligious tolerance. They are equipped to successor as Secretary In those Church EMlgrim FellowsMp Of-., Elver since the modem fad tor smok­ lead the way to a more tolerant attitude closing weeks, had accepted a flcera meeting will be held Sun­ ing things other than tqbeoco has been toward all kinds of human differences auto dealers for him ! post-government job with a lead­ day at the home o t Ronald Mc- on the rise, we have wondered what •—again so long as those differences don’t ing Washington bank—the Amer­ M ^ o n . would have happened to prevloiB gen­ produce antisocial behavior. ican Security & Trust Co. Barr St. Matthew’s CYO will meet We do not, of course, have to be tol­ No two car buyers are exactly alike. In the styles that they erations If they had ever learned how rightly felt constrained from erant of p>eopIe who are intolerant of us. Sunday at 7 p.m. in St. Mat­ to smoke com silk In quantity. interfering with Surrey’s handi­ thew’s Parish Center. choose, In the accessories they want, in the way that they can best The trouble, with the com silk genera­ There are groups In our society today, for Instance, who are notoriously bigoted work and so Informed the bonk­ The Board of Recreation will tions, was that somelxxfy was always ing industry. pay for them. That's why Hartford National offers you a choice of against all conventional, moderate citi­ hold an open meeting Monday coming around the side of the bam zens. It would be a disservice to Hiat was particularly glum night at 8 In the Teachers Itoom auto dealers. They'll arrange the length of time, amount of Jurt as the com silk clgaret had been ourselves to ignore their aggressive news for the bankers, because of Tolland High School to hear payments, life insurance and more. A Hartford National auto lighted. The smokers were young and prejudices. Barr’s successor as Secretary In suggestlone fiom the public for nervous, and surprisingly tender-throat­ And, because It is a human Instinct the Nixon administration, David pocsfble aictlvltliea to be under­ dealer doesn't work with a take it or leave it bank. He works ed and tender-stomached, and we doubt and human instincts cannot be put down Kennedy, was coming to Wash-, taken by the board. with the choice banki The Zoning Board of Appeals that they had ever even heard of such but only harnessed, we gan fairly keep ington from the Continental RU- nols Bank In Chicago and was will hold a public hearing Mon­ a amoktog technique as that of inheUng. our own good In mind when we hold up a stern hand to declared adversaries. just as unwilling as Barr to ball day night at 8 iln the Town Hall, Whet we would like to see undertaken, Nor need "our own good” be construed out the banking industry at the to hear a request eubmlttod by HARTFORD NATIONAL purely as a matter of sdenUHc research, only in a selfish or negative sense. Our risk of creating a conflict of Erencls Warn of Goose Lane by some stout-lunged yobt*atier who de- satisfaotlons in life are as wide as our interest. to permit the holding of auc­ WHERE MONEY QOES TO WORK FOR PEOPLE oldee he or rtie has nothing better to do Interests and our degree of contentment The bankers’ position became tion ealea at his form known ... , with an afternoon, is a really perrtstent can be measured by the good fqelirtg we even bleaker when Presldmt- ae ToUand Riding StsMea HAim0«0 • EAST HARTFORD • WIST HARTFORD • ILMWOOD • WINDSOR • AtTHlRSFIllD • MAIN.K S . '.U>iCMl5r[R . FARWI>(,I0*i • I0RRIH''.t0N • HARttlNTOS . F^FTNAM • CtNTRAl VIllAOt Inhalation of com eUk smoke. There have for the people around us. elect Nixon named as Under The nominating committee of north GROSVCNOFIOALE • NORWICH • lAONTVFUl • COICHISTIR • NEW LONDON • MTSTIC • NIANIIC • DID SAlRROOK • S10NIN:,ION • ESSEX • GROTON . WATERFORD • LEDVARO • FRIODIETOWN ought to be, by the Ihird or fourth Now if those characters I know would Secretary, No. 2 man In the the Democratic Town Commit­ \ (0 IMt Chicago Dally Ntwi olf»ret, the begtonitig of a sensation of only visit a barber. . .—EDWIN A. D^jartment. the chief lobbyist ...... tee wUI meet Monday night at 8 being on soma Mnd of trip. ROBERTS, JR, IN THE NATIONAL of the banking Industry: Charts OBSERVER Walker of the American Bankers uL8RicHfs m c f m r

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XAXCBEBmLiyxNiNq mgaaji>,.i(axcmitote..toi^ F«n»A3...raBRBA)»v. 21, im MANCHESTER EVENING HSSRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1969 f - Haiti Dr., TUcottvUIe; Mkhaal Dnvto of VMnont, auooaatfuBy gwtloiw and i f pon iiMlIHiw to Manch^ter : Botdotiaro, Weat Hartford; M n. o p p o tts m R U .yw ar^ Junior^ Uw pubito to VmfWOKMinoridBn; UM Ih VI CeosUa Buck, 182 W. Middle Current bid (Or ahieHoii to tbe atata uni- of aanioo tlwt E oommon car- Hoe|(i(ail Notes 1S !U S ^ kZ: TpM .; Donald Eagteaon, BoMon; TraaMmlnln vanity board of trurtaaa. rtor la chargad ROCKVILLE AM '•______Koneua, PoanCnat; Brtekaan, Bottoat _____ ' toa pUbHc’’—ChnirnMn H aitay « eveaug wauiteg M a n «M canneto LM thteq. 41 Alao, Mn. ABce Rotsert, 192 Trawhht? Q u6tes M .; MM. Rsdnrood Rd.; Mn. Elsta Mc- By THK AMOCUITED PRESS "I am not atmra of a oaaa^- 5‘W "* SCRAP CO., he. varMM n m , ats Pedletites, 8 47 jum nw r a t : Mi». Doris whara aacracy ama tai|>oaad t o ^ ~ Ctoimnaroa OomiaMaa. >!:**•» y** sirtlu) isaH, 19 a.in.) 19s at.; Stevw NaUy, 40 Oloott S t; Jamaa Dar- annomolng a prdba into soti. Bast Hartford; Karl Nickas, "FtollocnMn m * Uk« hinder Ok workte nlidioratatp >•***• MUkr, 20 Dxvto Av»., Roek- LIT US HEir YOU evwyhodjr wtOx Bm pnm me^pt -mhef tm- diangaa of oontrol of pubUc oar- 1 I W waataaM aa« hsR- ,^00; Jaffny N unn, 170 Down- Clark R d., Botton; WUlazd War- Oaofva Maangr of" 21-22-23 ___ TELEPHONE 872-9887 NtOBton; Joseph b m , Gteaton- Masle Donlln, 444 Burnham 8L; DOWNS The News similar to one worked out to states operate 40 per cent of V- s lALLON ASCENSION SAT^ H I. 22—10 A.M. 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. 99998 bury; DbivU Bowier, 879 Wood- BtenkowaW, ElUi«ton; New York in the so-called mss- the cuitomobiles on American Honrsi W>- I ' ( T H F ACTION I S' Trida 23 Today Heurt: Fsb. 20, Neon te 10 pjn./F«b. 21 8 22, 10 a.m. (e 10 pjn. W btU0» S t; Miw. Mary Bou- J™® Donohue, Botton; (er oontract, permitting dock roads. Of the 81 mlHlon oars in Wksa yaa totok a( 1 A JL -lta# PJB. Mon. thru Prt. — T AJ)I.>S>88 P-M. 8«t, chard, 80 Bimoe Dr.; Thelma Armand Pelleltlor, Bolton; Mteh- WASHmOTON (AP) — Presi­ workers to peck euid unpack use in 1987, Oalifomia, Illinois, Fsb. 22—Nm s «e 9 9.H. ^ dent fOxon’s daughter T rida ob­ TYPBWWUKS Brtggs, WIeUi S t; Theresa Brot- CWdwUder, South Rd., Bol­ IlN M HMLlkn nL MS.Musk Shoi freight orlgtoaltad to or dealtaed New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania serves her 23rd birthday today. TMnk of Y A lf ton, HW Hartftsd; R o b ert ***! Norman Larson, 0 Bruce to a pntot wMhto 50 miles of the and Texas accounted for 88,- ~ l c OFF * Butberwurth Jr., 99 Venxm S t; ****• BlsMtoc MicChire, 18 facts Satiiriiii The White House said the fami­ port. 180,000. Add IQcMgan and TyPJBWUrPB SEByiOB COUPON J ^ Dennis Oailgnart Wbll S t, He- Hooky HIU; John CXntis, 184 PO ST TIM E 1 P.M. ly would celebrate "in an infor­ Hie three-yesr contract at Florida and 80 per omt of U.S. mal way.” IS 8. Adams O t , : hron; Hka. Misty Chapmen, 288 Crestrldge Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Hampton Roads refrortedly calls cars are covered. ^lAdm. AduHi IdO OIM lOe | Read Herald Advertisements McKee St; James Curry, Oov- Margaret Jones, Neal Rd., Rock- H IT 45 SINGLES 72* Pretty, blonde Trida was COMHimV 01A$HO-Mi HIATtD (Sor Psnebes) bom Feb. 21, 1016, in WhiUier, entryj^ Mrs. BMen Dteta, 186 vUle; Mrs. Mary Young. An- OlANOnAHO AN* ClWiHOUlt Calif. Oedar Swamp Rd., Ooventiy; dover. Arthur Oertch, 68 School St.; Alao, Clarence Aapinwall, 3 2 PERFECTAS 2 Ginger Roger^a ‘Marne* Mre. Carolina CMgUo, 1803 SuA- Anderson S t; Rldiard Hauta- NECMUN eOMHI Mvan Ave., Whpptag; MM. GM- nen, 17 Leona Dr., Rockville; CLOSEOUT L P s ea. DIRBOr BUSES Lv. Blanches, Values to $8.98 Gets Big Britiah Ovation dtoe Brady, East Hartford; Jamee Emeraon, 21 Walnut St.; tor CTrav. Agency) UiW AJIL LONDON (AP) — American, John Gotoberg) 80 Broad St; Thomas Graham, 84 Radding actress Olnger Rogers received Mrs. Lucy JsjcUe, 14 Nye St; St; Mrs. Vera Burchards, 78 RTE. 146, LINCOLN. R. I. a tremendous ovation from a 4-nERE BLUE S f ARKLE DRUM SET sdlout crowd of 2,800 at the Royal Theater to the Britiah l i f e ONE ONLY! $129.50 opening of the musical "Marne” Thursday night. "I am very proud and you are superb,” the B7-year-old former ALL AMPLIFIERS movie star told the audience in a curtain speech. ALL BUITARS Nondinner To Benefit Now al Caldor Bike Clearance! s r a c i a i s Retarded Children RCA Stereo Reeord UHEUK OUR SPECIAL CASH PRICES MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — Royce-llnion Deluxe Sports Hi-Riser Former astronaut Col. John Silverplate by Community ONE BAY ONLY! Glenn has agreed to be the non­ SAVE »10 speaker at a nondinner which and Vernon Suburban Club Plans Fashion Show will not be held by the Junior SALE! Women’s Club. Our R.g. not Mrs. Robert VaianH, left, and Mrs, Robert Houley, both of Vernon, rehearse ter (toe 'Hearts 1847 Rogers Bros. 95 and Flowers” fashion show to be sponsored by the Vernon Suburban Women's Club Wednes­ Glenn accepted the noninvita­ • All Jose Feliciano — Feat. Souled 39.96 ■•MinbM MUSIC SHOP tion when advised that the dub day at the Vemtsi Ceirter BCtddle School at 8 p.m. Fashions will bo by the Carriage House Bou­ OFF O N ALL had decided to sell tickets at $B • All Eddy Arnold - Feat. Walkin in Loveland Glitter polo uddle, matching handgripi — tique of Manohetiter. (HeraM photo >by Bucelviclus.) 1013 MAIN STRBETL-MANCHESTBR • All Elvis Presley - Feat. Elvis chrome mudguard, chainguard front hand­ 22 per noiqilate and devote all pro­ % ceeds to a fund (or retarded • All Arthur Fiedler Boston Pops SAVE UP TO $55 brake, safety coaster brake - whitewall tires. Court March 4 to respond to BONDED and UNBONDED WOOLS No rain checks. Golfei>Lawyer Ordered paper feature story to be writ­ children. • All Original Soundtracks - Feat. Oliver cheogee filed against Mm Thura- ten about Mm in the Dec. 1 Rent, Sen, Serviee, Rt^air AO InstranMata!” All Original Broadway Casts - Feat. Hair Super Deluxe To Respond, to CSiarges day ‘by (he Hartford County Bar Sunday Hartford Oourant BONDED ACRYLICS and JERSEYS Madame Tuaaaud OFF Regular Priees HARTFORD (AP)—Peter J. Grievtanoe Oommtttee. The story waa a profile on Removea Nixon*a Smile D-498 E-S98 F-698 aiaocaggtino Jr., a Hartford The commltteie claims Zac- (he golfer-lawyer who Is re tt­ Hi Rise Bike criminal lawyer, has been or­ LONDON (AP) — A new effi­ oagnino violatod hte protecokm- ing New England am ateur golf CORDUROYS • VELVETEENS dered to appear to Superior al etMoB by permttltoK a news­ Ghamplan. Read Herald Advertisements gy of President Nixon, shorn of '77. 0 2 7 '77 Save the smile shown on a previous Our Rag. $20 one, was plaxred on display to­ 69.95 day in the U.S. statesmen sec­ in our present inventory. All other bikes in our present inventory re­ tion of Madame Tussaud’s wax No rain checks, duced $S to $10. Not assembled. museum. The old pret-election effigy had been on display in a side room along with British fashion model Twiggy and Frmch movie star Brlgitto Bardot. WeVe just stretched Connecticut’s favorite charge card "The old image,” said a museum spokesman, "was too much of a smiling one. We feel Grand Hariuga SIHrar Lai it is mom in keeping with the dignity of the presidency that 48 Pc. Community Mr. Nixon be shown in a serious vain.” Service For 8 7 ^ ‘Robber^ Miaaea Trail, CONNECTICUT He Waa ‘At It Again* General Electric SPECIAL PURCHASE! Regular SI 20 CHARGE CARD I •! ! NEW YORK (AP) — Last Lifetime Guarantee Clairol Kindness STP Feb. 23 William A. Johnscm, 29, Portable Phono Sheer Trim Glassware n m eoMiiieTtcuT m m k a m b t h im t eaesMuaoM^iMitoitof^-.'/^. failed to show up for a date in Instant Hairsetter federal court to stand trial on a 68 pc. Set Motor Oil Additives charge of attempted bank rob­ Regular SI65 70 Your $ Lifetime Guarantee Our Rag. "I 0 ^ 7 bery. Tried later, he waa sen­ Our Rag. AOt»^0»>lCO •T«nMkVifMt tenced to 25 yeeirs in the Atlemta 22.70 (Choice 18.88 'f "I for | C ! " O 0 ^ . 1 federal penitentiary. No water - no lotion - no waiting to dry. 1^87 6 5 4 3 2 1 C 8 T Thursday, a New York grand Solid Stale - Three Speed Large 3 - 1/2” Lim elight Swirl - 3 sizes to choose from ! 5 Rollers in 3 popular sizes - 2 jumbo, 8 large Jury offered an explanatijon for Speaker - Tone Control - Operates on 4 oz. Juice 7 oz. Old Fashioned I 2 oz. and 4 small. Completely thermostatically Increases engine performance . . . quiets Johnson’s tardiness a year ago. Batteries or I 10 Volt House Current Highball controlled for perfect results. noisy valves and stops oil burning. In an indictment, it said he was Only SO per store. As advertised on TV. Liipit 2 per customer. eOlARO L 8ERCST0N busy last Feb. 23 helping rob an­ other bank of $52,436. /■ Longshoremen Watches For All Reach Accord FISHERMAN SPECIALS! Ih Two Areas 17 Jewel Tangiara Sihftr Artistry A ff action 210 Piece Spinning Kit into CBT'S Master Charge Card PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Longshoremen end port offidala Here is a 210 piece complete spinning outfit including have reached tentative agree­ 48 Pcs. Rogers Bros. spin rod ’n reel, lines, lures, sinkers, hooks and float. ments in Philadelphia and All you'll need is the fish! Heunpton Roads, Va., on new Service for 8 contraolB that could end the 63- Watches day-old dock strike dm these two Flounder Rod & Reel Set areas. Members of the International All one 8 8 A light action outfit to bring you hours of fishing Regular S I20 8 9 - ' pleasure. Longshoremen's Asaociatlon low price will vote on the proposed three- Now you’ve got the world on a card. year contracts today at Hamp­ 68 pc. Set ton Roads and Sunday to Phila­ A style for men, women, boys and girls. Water Regular S165 V delphia. Votea on earlier agree­ resistant shock resistant. All with 2-ycar guar-f Jumbo Bulk Monofilament ments also will be held today at an lee. 48 pc. SCI* 8 each: Teaspounc. place spoons, placet knives, salad forks, pbice forks Miami, Baltimore and New Or­ I cjch: butler knife, sugar spoon, serving spoon. ^ superfine fishing line. Your choice leans. S. ierced serving spoon, cold meat fork, gravy ladle, in tests from 4 to 40 lbs. Kerry spoon, pastry server. ^ Hie strike haa ports tied up 68 pc. set Same as above but 12 each.* The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company is now Master Charge Card Deca' or the Interbank O from Maine to Brownsville, ♦ (MS V (MMSJM. 4MMt ♦♦ V. ♦ w V ♦♦ tMMS » V ♦ (MM. tMM^ ♦ Tex., except at New York where a member of the Master Charge Card System and the You can use it to go pi ices, and you can use it to enjoy longitooremen returned to work last week after approving a new contract in a court-ordered vote. Interbank charge network. Thousands of people now have yourself once you get there. Local 1291, largest ILA local to Philadelphia, came to agree­ GAF Anscomatic Slide Your Choice! 7 X 35 Center Focus our new CBT Master Charge Card. People everywhere And,,of course, you still hive all the shopping privileges ment with the Philadelphia Ma­ rine Trade Aasodetion Thurs­ All New TV Toys are shopping, traveling and ^lining v/ith this same and other benefits you’ve always enjoyed with your day night and a federal media­ Projector Binoculars tor aaM he expected several Complete with Cue card. New England, New York, wherever you see the Connecticut Charge Card. smaller locals in Philadelphia to follow the lead of the 8,000- member Local 1291. Our Reg. 77 A greem ent between the 77 Our Rtg. Our Reg. 99c each 19.99 Hampton Roads MarlUime Asso­ 42.99 ciation and the ILA also came Brings objects 7 times closer, field of view Hiursday night. 367 ft. at 1,000 yards. Lightweight and Hve proposed contract at Phil­ 5U0 w att.blow er cooled. Accepts lOU slide ciiculai Hays, • funny freckles • Disney Rub on Hurdy. Latest design 'rapid action’. adelphia balls tor a $1.60 an individual accessory slack loadci or 3(< slide basy-Ldii Iray • Potato Head • Kooky Spooky Eveready carrying case. (Supplied). THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY hour increase to wages and ben- 7 X 50 C.F. Binoculars 1 7 .7 7 eflta over the three yeans, offi­ cials said. Base pay under the old contract waa ^.62 hourly. ClauBes on Increaaedl vacation and on handkng of contamerlsed o v r . r j o n MANCHESTER^! 145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALE: FRI. AND SAT. freight had reportedly Siat been We reserve Ihe nghi to hm il quanlilies Exit 93, Wilbur Crqss Parkway . OPEN LATE EVERY NI6HT

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,. FEBRUARY 21, 196^ iN t m n rig a WhOe LEM U m MOet Off "faY M k flin t Apollo 9 Pilot David Scott FAIRWAY. an i|mi laiigM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1969 PAGE FIFTBBlf Bears Full Brunt of Test r/R ''T till I! ■DRORm IWTO ^ oona, oalled a drogue, covering soent engine bum ptoces LBIM fo n i^ end fed. onlyi a docMng ooUar. on the ISM. in an orbtt paialM to that of M MS mariasnanslilp Is good, Boott and the CBM, but farther tlw ciM l the spaoecrafis wlH lock togath- out In opaoe. a t Ih A bk UA'ftipaeMMB aa Ow «r. Scott wiU “put A in reverse” Since the LEOf ib fsuther from .pIcBtic. artificial m a m bgr boM>i M. Itw Apoao • and back away from the 84B, earth. It wilt be orbiting more DBlailDn, pnfM bly th» moat eaetnaoUng the LBIC now locked slowly and will fan beMnd the <—■!*— of ttt maniMd a%liU on the noee of >the cone Shaped CBM at the nute of 71 miles on stereo east •daffodils hour. Smooth Riding Toronado at Manchester Motors j«t, «■ (M UK lunar moddc OBM. «*«ntUilly will take aa- IMs must be done properly When the dlsbanoe widens to The Oldsmoblle TOronado’s front wheel drive has been lengthened and tts rear appearance has .m ore raol looU nt IranaiilB to tha moon*# awflaca. before pnjthing eloe In the flight 86 mitoa, MoDivitt separates the been redea^fned involving a new deck and new rear quarters. ’Ihe ’Toronado has a smoother t b o n U m r s B l o i i m I POST ROAD PLAZA ROUTE 30 VERNON Tha aoUaarlnf third of throe artl- is poselbto. ascent stage of the LEM from ride and to one of Oldsmobile’s many youngmoblles on display at Manchester Motor Sales for Then, 80 hounf after the flight the descent staige, a manuever otaa tatta of IX Ool. Da-rkt R. the Washington’s 6lrthday Celebration. / w« te tn iB — >nkUng volun­ Division O f Ellington Electronics rjflns a taunltn unBke any man When he replaoes them, the two thlB time between the mother Aaoociated Press Witter by the state is an income tax. teered at the briefing on the downtown man C hester s e a s t middle turnpike taaftm, w tl be the life guard on spaezeraft become separate ve­ ship and earth. Thta causes Republicans can opt for the budget that an income tax could A]h)llo A, atiandbig a lonely vigil hicles again, aUfaough stiU LEM to speed up and A begins HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — economy {doy — although there raise Just,as much money ($666 of aafaty for hia cmw mates aa looked together. to catch up wtth (the CBM at the There are growing suspicions are plenty of Republican ma­ million for the Oeneral Flmd V i MILE EAST OF VBtNON CIRCLE ON ROUTE 30 ACROSS FROM VERNON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL they test the untried lunar mod­ Boott will have to wrestle with rafe of 69 mUes an hour. at the State Capitol that <3ov. yors, selectmen and board of over the next fiscal biennium) ule. this equipment six thnes during In less than an hour, LEIM to John Dempsey’s big tax pack­ education members who will not as the taxes Dempsey was rao- Soott, a SS-yearoid Air Fierce the next thnae days of the flight only 28 mllea behind and ll.B age was not so much a serious be happy 'with cutbacks In the ommendbig. Hautenant colonel, remains In Just beitore the start of their miles below. At this point, Mc- re'venue proposal os It was a state aid that Dempsey recom­ Divltt fires the I.EM reaction veiled invitation to the legis­ mended for muMclpallties. OPEN MON.-SAT. 10A.M.-9P.M. the oomanand and aervloe mod- fifth day Into the mtaslon, Mc- lature to enact';an Income tax. ule, CBM on Apollo 9 while Air Dlvltt and Schwatekart move control ithriisters and hurttoa his The majority Democrats, how­ Nordi Branford Firm Washington's Birthday flimsy craft on a collision The theory being epread by Florae OoL Jamea A. ICcDtvltt over to the IjEM through the several leglalators la that Demp­ ever, with their larger consti­ Purduued by W allham and Ruaaril Lk Scfaweickart tismel for their fifth trip be­ course with the CBM. He slams tuency in the hard-pressed on the brakee, forward thrusttng sey knew the Oeneral Aeeem- NEW HAVEN (AP)—MIF In- Special board the hmar rnothde to opaoe tween the two vehicles. bly would not swallow hla tax cities, are unlikely to do any and fly up to 100 mllee away The pair power up the LESd, rodeete, and. drifts to within a substantial budget-trimming. (hfetitea, a North Branford Ann few feet -pf the CSM. The ren­ proposals, which fall largely on tlmt msdees bardwaira fer «lec- from the inofher M p in a ren- give Soott the green ttght, and consumers. Caught between grass roots op­ deavDUB manuever. the command module pilot re­ dezvous to oomplsbed and the position to Dempsey’s tax pack­ trtc uUkty firms, oonununtoa- LEM docks. Should the lunar module, or tracts the probe and moves the As the chorus of opposition age and a desire to "take some­ ttons and highway projects, iiaa BMIII IW YOUR RVGS s ------S LABC, malfinrfion, the Uves of C3M about 80 feet away from Boott, the life guard, the one arose from the grass roots and thing home,” the Democrats beton purchMKd by Waltham In­ Scotch Scotch Scotch ICcnvltt and Sohfweickait wlB the LEOC, now fljdng by ttself Unk to safety, is not 'waiting Idly boat upon the ears of state law­ may Just have to come up wtth dustries llKL. ^ (!U(^ dq>end on the dedatons Scott for the first time. for the young Mrd to return makers, some of them found a completely revamped tax pro­ mwi annoinoettiient was noade OPEN - REEL home during the six hours of their objections to an income FOR CLCANINR mafeMB and on how weU he is LEM’S find solo Is a rough gram. Thumday at a New Haven news rendezvous monuevering. tax beginning to fiule. And they oonferenoe. WUtham Industries oUe to peifotm a complex les- simulation of the Job it was de­ There is no question that • -__U_____ eue. After the flist eeparatlcn wondered whether this was what aald MIF would centtaue hi - 2 0 1 202 203 signed to do—carry two men bum, Boott plots manuevers Dempsey himself has serious “When we are eeperated,” the iMlitlcally astute governor eratton aa a siibaidiary of Wal­ 1.5 mil acetate backing • eco­ 1.5 mil polyester backing • ad­ 1.0 mil polyester backing. • from a mother ship orbittog the which would be a ‘‘miiror im­ really wanted, after all. qualms about Ms tax package. aald ICdXvltt, epeaUng of the Why else would he propose au­ tham, a oonglonisrate oucoessor nomical • 5" reel (600') playing ded strength • added resistance longer playing time • 5" reel moon down to the lunar surface, age” to those planned by the As one Republican veteran solo flight of LiElM during the something tUs country hopes to tomatic expiration dates In 1971 to Ui* WaHham Watch Oo. time 30 minutes @ 3% ips • 7" to temperature and humidity (900') playing time 45 min. @ LEM. said: “Dempsey couldn't go for reel (1200') playing time 1 hr. change • 5" reel (600') playing 3% ips • 7" reel (1800') playing PRE - RECORDED TAPES mlaaicn, "Dave has a lot more The company sold the pn>- do In June or July. Should the LEM fail to fire an income tax, but if we come on all his recommended tax raqionafbUlty than anyone’e boosts—except the penny-a-gal- duotfon operatlona of Aa sub- @ 3K ips time 30 min. @ 3% ips • 7" reel time 1 V4 hrs. @ 3% ips But in Apollo B, LEIM will be any of As planned bums ait the up with one, he’ll go along with probably ever had before . . . flying where It was not designed lon gasoline tax increase? Why ttdtory THdeut InduBtitea of I) off (1200') playing time 1 hr @ oorreat time, Soott has 60 sec­ He has to be atSe to evaluate It. Then It’ll be the Oeneral 3% ips to fly. The lightweight craft was onds to tire a “mirror imagd’ else woidd he call for a full- Prinoeton, N.J., would 'be moved any critical sttuatkn whUsh Assembly's idea, not his. scale review of the entire state k. _____ ^ k. built for lunar orbit, not earfli bum. Thto would leave the “We’re supposed to get him to the MIF plant and that em­ might eiiae to his epececraft tax structure? ployment would go from the ON AM, QABH A OAIIMY ^ Visit your "Scotch" Brand Recording Tape dealer and see the complete line of orbit, and It is not equipped to spacecraft in the planned rela­ off the book.” and weigli the risk of lito life in survive a no entry into earth’s It was perhaps no accident preaent ,700 to about 1,000 per- the world's finest recording tapes and tape accessories. At hi-fi, music and AT DISCOUNT PRICES tive poslticns, and the USM, if It Another legislator described raaoitoig us agnlnat the certain atmosphere. If A gets in trouble that State Finance Commission­ aona wlthht five yeara department stores everywhere. has oorreoted tts malfunotlon, Dempsey’s posture this way: THR TRAMS "SCOTCH" AND "OVNASANOR" ANR SRGISTRNRD TNAQRMANRS OF SM COMPANY loaa of our Uvea . . . He’s plaoed in earth orbit, LEM must retum EXTRA B0NU8--FREE DOOR NAT coMd carry on wtth the rest of “Here's my tax package. If you OHOBOE OF OOUWS In a potttlan that a lot of people to the CSK or Its crewmen per- want to tinker with it; if you 133 0 0 7 j) IE UTHO IN U. S. A. don’t reaHy appreciate.” the rendesvouB. magnetic Products Division iah. If the LEM la still disabled, want to replace it — fine, go Scott Is the command module Only Scott, flying the heavy Boott woidd do aU of the rest of right ahead. But the burden Is NbwOpMi ’nm iadfly Nlghta tffl 9:00 PJML pilot on Apollo B, the lOday command module designed for THHiK SMALL SHIUO the rendezvous bums, bringing on YOU.” Drilvered in Mancbeeter apace fll|^ scheduled for an earth landing, can prevent According to this analysis, lautqh FW>. 38. Ihe mlauion is the spacecrafts together. This diaartier If LEM fattsrs. woidd enable him' to rescue his there are only two major op­ Equipped with laatln riettw inberisr, in eerih orbit, but it’s a major Uke mott birds flnt leaving windshield ,waaher, 2-spaed elec­ teemmaties aboard the dtoahlsd tions opoi to the Oeneral As­ tric wlpen heater, in fif nr. 4- stepping ttnne to the moon be- their nest, LEIM tests its wings T.FTM sembly. One is to shoot down oauee It wlU verily the design ol in easy sbegies. . way safety ilnnkwre, back-up In effect, Scott will be doing the least acceptable tax pro­ lights, front and rear seat taKs, the lunar module. ’’Mama bird,” the CBM and posals and trim the $2 billion Niw 18 The Tiine To Sootfa iob will be the toast everything that would toe re­ leatherette heodreets, steering Soott, makes the first move. quire of the command module budget accordingly. (This would whari lock and rear wtodow de- .'t RECORD SALE •peotacular of the ApoUo 9 trio. Boott fires a email thrust toward pilot if he were actually per­ presumably anger all the in­ troator. Garner’s He baa no exiiavehloualr activi­ the earth, causing the CBM to OH The ExchiiiiNinl forming the rendezvous himself. terest groups affected by those 14 HIGH ST., lUar A il A 1 A TO CONTINUE UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH ty, or apace walk, as does move ahead and below the cuts.) TED TRUDON Sefaaveldoart Nor wiU he trans­ The only difference is that he MANCHESTER, CONN. LEM. TMa crecubee an “equlper- ’WlU not kglit Ms' rocket thrus­ The other option Is to pre­ M T - I # 9 2 fer to the LEfld while its docked lod” orbltBl path, which means II sterie Tape... ters unless the LEM is dtoaUed. serve the budget In Its basic VOLKSWAGEN with the OSOd, as will both the spacecrafts would move outlines (possibly even adding UST SMX And a t the aame tUne, Soott Dohiwetokar t and MicCivitt. bock together automatically at to It) while replacing the gov­ But the aucoess of the mtoaion the end of one orbit. Should must control and monttor the TheNewSoniiSoiiii- CSM, the most compliceted ernor’s tax package with a rests very heavily on Scott. LEM falter early, tl» “life more acceptable revenue pro­ Hla first maijor Job after Apol­ guard” would be at hand wUhln flying machine ever maxie by $1 .99 $1 .69 posal. And about the only kind lo B to taunched into opaoe is to 90 minutes. man. siaie Model 255 ■epsrate the compnand^ module BtA If LEM Is stm healthy A. » t n m the Sffl, the tboird lauKh halfway through the orbit, Mc- Burr Deadlock Long boater ttaga. He’H then fly the Dlvltt will fire the descent en­ FO R IffiNT siereo Tape Deck OBM out a few feet, timt around gine. TMs bum moves the LEM WASHINGTON — The first 16 mm. Movie Pio- and retum, nose lint, to the orbtt up to 12.6 miles from the U.S. presidential election settled __ -HMOnd or silent, ntoo AT KKi PRICE mm. slide projectors. booster stage. eSM at the farthest point, but in the House of Representatives Reconler! Compare the new aolid-state $2*49i $6 .98 Model 18 Stereophonic FM Nestled in the end of the SlB would still retum It to within 3.2 named President Thomas Jef­ VyCLDON DRUG CO. Sony Model 355 stereo three- la the LEDd. 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AUTHCMIBSO DIALSRS CHRYSLER MOTOMOOsraiMnoN CIDAA KOSS - MARANIZ - SONY - FISHER - SCO H - LEAR W E HONOR PUgritn jBiljbi CHORCHES MOTORS. Inc. WAICTFORO ROAD # PoHy ID a.m. fo 9 p.m. # Swf. riN 6 p.m. 80 OAKLAND ST.—MANCHES^R KENWOOD - VIKING ■ TELEX - NORELLO - PICKERING BELfAIR - GARRARD - ELECTRO-VOICE ■■■" 'V. ■■ '■<1 SDtTDEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY,. FEBRUARY 21, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAGE SEVSNTIBM S a I - M rs. - Donald TUHIe, pubMcIty; Brian BMsker, Craig Pointer, Glenn Qlade and Martin P rior, craftsman, engineer, forester. to Dwayne Gilbert, and Andrew silver arrows on wolf; mad class WOT Andrew Coyksndall, Colombia Mrs. RusseU HoNand, business BOY SCOUT Fenn, Btewa Watts, Bob woU. naturaUst. outdoorsman, sports­ Vlnccns who also received the Brian Calkins, saaistond dennar. first; Stevan Laramla, ssoond; | ohalnnsn; Mrs. Joseph flsegda, W ro, Brian Horrlaati and Jim Akm, Mlchssl Oaran. Dais man. traveler; David Morano. wolf bodge. Birthdays were celebrated by and Robert Legler, third. oiubs snd organisations; Mrs. Notes and News Msthlsstm. Jobn Morsno, Chris aquanaut, athlete, craftsman, Andrew Dorns, Timothy Briggs TWnners in the ten -ysorold I Peek in- ^ ff^dative Heating Tuesday John Cragin, Heart week chair­ RAISING FUNDS? Those receiving bodgM were Whaut, Jobn MsiMen, John Rl- rtiflwman, travaiar; Chris Hov- md David Toft. class were Timothy Briggs, m an; Mrs. Robert LeBeur, un­ sUoa ChBTch dU he or PMI— it o egie Ohrte ( tw m f M “ “snwd DePacIa, R a ^ Mich- vosa, Miotassl Smith, Kenneth arman, aquanaut, ethlata, ettt- Den 1 of (hib Scout Pack 961 Webelos athlete end aquanaut first; Robert Cormier, second; | covered territory, euid Mrs. Wd- M D. ^ Franklin, Cusson, Charies Glade, Peter ■en, naturalist, outdoonman, of Verplonk School conducted badges went to Robert Caron, and Steven Armantano third. ' 0n Rescinding Ru 87 Bill TMy M of ^ridey School Duda, Grog Ames. John Krawtts. James KMlogg, Paul bur Fletdier, treseurer. sporiarnsn, travaiar; and Mi­ the opening cereltaonlea at its Robert Cormier, Doniri Du-, Wednss- OMpdelaine, Kari Sentivany and Wicks, David WhitslMr. ‘rhaniaa chael Corbin, artist m eeting on Tuesday, Jon. 38, A tagtatattre IiMrtac wU b« Arrangeenents lutve b«^ MM. Blair, Mrs. Lnwrence mond, Brian Benito, Thomas y ■o>»ool. S«$vittota, w olf; Kendn A lberil. Keith Brtokaon and R ob- All Webelos scouts w o t pre­ at the echool. made to avntd parking prob­ Brown, Mrs. Kirby TapP"> o**** Raimondo and Kevin Murphy. AMI TumOMj tb» at«t« CM* RWiard Hutridnaon, ert Medalros, boor. sented their Boy Scout hand­ Km on » propoaoJ to rMcind lems by taking a group in a Mrs. Peter Rsggi will be csp- Scouts receiving badges were Plnewood Derby winners in S o bm pnaood In IMT to com - bus. Those wMiing to be in­ talne. The goal la $1,000. denner; Also. Jellray Ksshne, MWiaei books. Den mothers and Webehw Michael Presti, wolf and den- the eight-year-old claar were Jc^^PTA af^r ® BelangarrjSrtta Prior. Chris leaders were given corsages in ner; {tobert Orejdua, wolf; Richard Funke, first; Kenneth jSlobaly iMocnto R t 87 at th« truded should call ICra. Oeorge Mts. Brown’s team tndudes senool t 'lA i axiGr a uiort talk potet on badca: aiul Crair p.j _ recognition of their work. Tlie Scott Petham and Bobby Smith, MacDonald, second; and Ml-, WASHINGTON'S SdMB atto. Orsenway or Kiss Natsch by M rs. David Ellheirrldge, Mrs. on the history of the troop. Franklin, Greg A m L ^ centerpiece from the heed table chael Domtelly, third. ( town had aakod the atale Sunday. Paul O sm adte, Mrs. ComeHuB vrolf and gold arrow on wolf; Scoutm aster CTyde MUIer o f Watts, a a s i ^ dernier. was given Mrs. Richard WhUe Winners in the nine-yearold Mo correct the dangeroua curve Thaan etiMdysd hi Hartford Bane, Mrs. Walter Albert, Mrs. Trop 91 of Green School dt«- J«nee Kmlogi, Paul wl^a, to James Flurent, wolf, gold and 8IRTHDAY SALE who has been a den mother for Sat the dam and waa allocated wtao wM i to aMend, and those Blmeat Bottomley, Mrs. Bruce aented a candelabra to Troop «wwdedtoBri^SSa^iSrVjrts- •ix yean with the pack. ON ALL BHBW AND USED CABS ■joama fSOO.OOO for the m odiflca- who wish to drive independent­ Bradford, Mrs. Larry Didialme, 98. Scoutmaster WlUlam Von- man, natunoist, ckuLi* d !SS S-tion wMch muahroomed into the The closing ceremony was ly ahoum notify one of the two Mrs. Roderick MBnotte, Mrs. Deck of Troop 47 of South Unit- M arschetTathiete aouamid conducted by Donald White, 'propoaed conatructtor. of an en- women.^ Hartley Downs, Mrs. Charles ^ Chevy Nova~^See It at Carters mA ifARhAdlfli Phiimh ‘ ® ^ aquanaui, Chartee Glade, gold afroer; and •tlni,y umaanted ftnir-lane high- PERMANENT WAVE a ororram carried out ®^**®*^I Gary Pointer, Keith BSiiokaon, allver arroar. Webeloe den leader. A dinner Mta. 't^rgMa Lewts, State Hdt, Mrs. Kirby Tappan, Mrs. This is the beautiful 1669 Chevy Nova Coupe. Standard equipment on this smart automobile a program cam eo out under the aportaman, aquanaut, cttlaen. ______was served by the ladies of Cen­ 2« a 2f through town. direction o f R oger OueUeUe awm. ouaeti. Webekai acUylty badgee were Oenhal commMtaewoman, has Leo Fontaine, Mrs. Richard Is anti-theft lock system on the steering column for ignition, steering wheel and transmis­ ter Congregational Church. sion selector, and head restraints. This model and others wUl be on disiday at Carter Chevrolet, SPECIALS MMUtmaster o f ^ o o p 98. P ««**d ed to P a trb * Iririi, aqua- ■ According to lUaa Jean arranged t o r a tour of the Oap- Crawford, MM. Robert Farmer. The next committee meeting SNatach, puliUcity chairman for Main St., for the Washington’s Birthday Celebration. nave mv Dave H.hert i>wi Landw, naut, athlete, cWseii, engineer, Itt at 1 p.m. and can arrange Mrs. Tappan, Mrs. Oeorge Pe­ .a sportaman, showman, eltaete, toroster, geologlat; nattnaUst, w ill be Wednesday, Feb. 26, at •the group opposed to this con- derson, Mrs. Russell Wheeler, luncheon reserveUons for noon- $8.00-$10.00— $12.56 m’ *' ***’’'®‘*^- •ctwlar. cHdnen, aqua- outdoorsmon, acholar, scientist, the home of L. B. Belangar, 21 PRESS •atmction, the legislative Roads ttme. Rides to the bus can be Mrs. Louis Sorgcchi, Mrs. Eu- Bette Dr. DART 2-DR. HT. •and Bridges Committee will program will open with the on pasaeges from the Psalms. ’^‘ "'**‘ 7 flylweBter, sports- showman, qtortaniaa, traveler, ermnged and Omes for various gena Leaooe, Mrs. John Os­ Slade To Play "Sonata No. IV in B flat” by The program will close with the cusslon on tlw ^ c - man. aquanaut. travel«7j^ craftsman; Paul KarntmOd, ath- Pack M ehear arguments in favor of re- engagements wSl be announced mond,, Mrs. Tvon Desautels, Hair Colorinir with Style Set “sclndlng the hW, and the com- Felix Mend^asohn (1809-1847). "Choral in A minor" by Cesar **^A* M tor ^ ouhloorBman. «f«i- engineer, forester, artist, Several scouts received AUTO SALES d a a fly. Mis. Robert Lefieur, Mrs. Ed­ At Concordia $6.60. Shampoo and Set $8.00. emMtee, says Idas Natsch, must Two oomposers will represent Franck (1822-1890). awards at a meeting last month DART SWINGER Oisnd List Up ward Brae, Mrs. Knut Bar- the vast organ literature based This Lenten "AbendmiBik" mont, the scout’s 138.000 acre “ T’ __ of Chib Scout Pack 64 of Bentley 478 CENTER ST. 647-T997 MANCHESTER •ha convinced by the public's at- stix>m, Mrs. John Oroman, Mrs. Concordia Lutheran Church ranch in New Mexico, was Vh»oent Perry, gaol- Cart Adams, foMster, School. O-cyl. standard trans., bock-im lights, padded dash, riec- etitude that the work on the hlgh- The grand hat is up over one on chorale and hymn tunes. Jo­ will be presented at 7:80 in QgM, sdenllet, outdoorsman, cutdoorsman, alldete; Oaitton Ruby W dfl, Mrs. WUbur Flertdi- will continue its ‘'Abendmusik’’ shown. Bobcat badges went to Rod­ tric wipers, undercoating, (Chrysler 8 yr./60,000 mils *way is not wanted as proposed half mlHlDn doUara from last hann Sebastian Bach (1686-1700) Ocmcordla Lutheran Church, 40 Wigs Cleaned and Styled $7.00 engineer, traveler, eotiat, schoi- Adaana, cttlsen, Inaigrtmr, out- warranty. er, Mrs. Ray Cobb, MM. Burt series this Sunday with an or­ ney Fournier, James Murphy, the highway department. year, acoordiag bo iSgurea le- and Ehmrt Pepping (h. 1901) Pitktai Street. A fr e e ^ U offer­ Joseph Benmdl, Starkey, Mrs. Oeorge Lange, ing will be received. No Appointment Necessary—Ctoeed Monday Daniel Alexander and Michael ^ Specials at » ' She added that the committee laased by the anoeoaorD. gan redtal by Norman Slade. wUl be heard in respective set­ man, cMlsen, detenitist, aotlet, athlete, ottlBen, sportsm an; Car- •2195 The net hat fo r 1968 is |11,- Mrs. Dmald Wright and Mrs. A prominent Mianchester musi­ tings of three choraleB. Johnson, Dave Hlen, Steve Gaffhey. Scouts Kevin Tuttle, Jmuat be convinced by the town’s Clifford Erickson. Lappen. Mark H^er^Irl BoceWno, aotist, alMet^ cM: Robert Frank and . Gregory * attitude or else no action will 187,967 as coonpaned bo last cian anl teacher, Slade Is direc­ A m ajor work o f J. S. Bach, MM. Robert Blair’s team con­ Craft Century Apart Preltoan. Bob Kaminsky. Vic- „?*“*****1, Holmes received their bobcat Jbe taken on rescinding the bill. year’s $18,089,640. Som e 214 per­ tor of music at Saint James the ’’Passcuiaglila and Fugue In man, cMisen, edenllst, and out- Bneshtsid, aquanaut, artist, atti- sists of MM. Marshall Aitken, ST. OEORQE — Bermuda’s Petite Beauty Salon tor Dupay, Don Ritchie, Jim badges at an earlier meeting. Go - Go Prices 1968 FOtmAC 1967 PLYMOUTH a'TownspeMo.” ahe said, "must sona failed bo tUe tax Uabs, de- E^pJscopal Church in Glaston­ C minor," will also be perform­ doc»«man. late, forester, clttsen, eports- 9-Paaa. Wagon. Auto, Mrs. Robert Monseglio, Mrs. first steamship stopped at St. Adams and BiU WUson. PhU Peter Bartolotta, who had re­ Grand Prlx with SfARK 2 be present to conflrm their op- spibe warnings from the town bury and organist at Temple ed. The contemporary English Oeorge In 1883. It W€i a century 34 CHURCH 8T, MANCHESTER (Off ISO Center S t) •43-Mtt air — Loaded. Awww trans., power SfARK Raymond Oray, Mrs. Roger 8 Spina received the star badge. Jamea Irvine, kstMutionel ceived his Webelos badge, was • position as evidenced at the re- tax coUecbor and the aaseeccrs, Beth Sholom in Manchester. compoeer, Peter Hurfurd, will later, in 1933, that the first air­ steering. mfwmm 'arguson, Mrs. Spepcer Had­ Adults receiving charter nsipncoentaJtive, accepted a Aleo, WMiam Gochoe, aqua- given the (Tltlaenahip award. Im pale, V-8, auto., J|cent hearing in tow n." adding about $62,000 bo the iiabs 6 The redtal program Is varied, be represented in the program plane flew from New York to 2 dad, Mrs. Jack Vinlng, Mrs. membership in the troop, who plaque that was prcocntied to naut, ottiaen, outdoorsman; The gold arrow was awarded IHMWa p.B. kwr mlleage,4 in penaMiea. representing organ music from with his “ Suite: Laudate Domi- Bermuda, a single-engine mono­ 1967 DODGE ------were the original five to Join d th e church by the pack in reoog- James Smyth, aquanaut, artist, bolanoe of factory wsiranty. I ReeidenbB pay nearly $9 m ii- Herman Heins, Mrs. Albert Her- many different periods. The num,” a set of vignettes based plane carrying three men. Coronet 440 44>r. S17M 1966 DART sog. Miss Jean Natsch, Mrs. Read Herald Advertisements the troop, were William Wilson, Inltlon for 26 yeairs of sponacr- ailhlete, cMsen, engineer, tor- 8-cyl., factory air. I fww 4-Dr. Model 370. Auto, tton in bajsee end nonrenMents GkMdon Adams, Dave Hlers,! ttrip. ester, neturadlst, outdoorsman, g j AL m i Bnpala Oonv. Wairren Scamman, MM. Arthur ^ O B B l s V-8, auto., P.S. trans., power SU ES muat come up with about two Nels Johnson and Roger Rltch- H»e oerenumies dosod with scholar, sportsenan; MtcbselDa­ Safrtic Tanks steering. and a quarter mUUoh in baxee. King, MM. Charles Tormey and AND R7 e -U L LeSohre; V-«, I Escape From Mrs. Fronds Sellars. te; the singiiig of taps ted by Rep- via, aquanaut, artist, attiiete, 1967 PONTIAC ' Bboamptbons bobel $891,000 in­ B f M i n i auto.. PJi. Tempest 4J)r. Sedan. V-8, Also, Mrs. Peter Raggi, cap­ «7 nesenfcallvie Irvine. Girl Scouts toowotor, outdooraman, Inuvieter; cluding milibnry and blind per­ PInegad Sawers Nicely equipped. ^ 1 8 6 1965 CHEVROLET tain, Miss Michelle and .Miss Rotf a.>n.* Tnwn 27 of St. leader John Keane, artirt; Dote B o- The Ordinary sons snd those over 66 years of M fw r t. OTO, 4-apeed. Impala 4-Door. RSggK Roberta Raggi, Mrs. Wilfred Mo t ' s Bplsctmal Churth held ’******* **“ serving of the v»y, alMete; Marie Ketfer, ath- age. Other exempUans include Naehlaa Glaaned V-8, autom atic. CAU Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Houle, ttlTmuimabM^ and court of ««*«>««. tonesler. Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs, nrara— a Grand Prix town-owned properties, chunch- Mrs. Rex Harkness, Mrs. Moc- f t es, lire houee and oemsteiiea. Soturdsy, Feb. 8, in Nell p^ok 14S Maloney, attitebe, Sewer Ltaiee InstsJled- O rt- W r i i w l a v-8, auto., P.S. 1967 DODGE lis Kaplan, Mrs John Cragin, lor Wotetprooftaig Dane. Coronet 440 2-Dr. Hardtiq). 1965 DODGE RAY DWYER lAdding bo the list are S3 more HaUoCthschivch. C!ub Scout Pack 148 of Na- naturaUrt, ttmwman, g g Btora# Oatallna 3>Door H.T. Mrs. Edward Roy, Mrs. John J. Morey Boy, Blackledge Dls- than Hale School held ite annual «Portainan, ortdoorsnmn; Doug- • • m i t a V ^ auto. PJJ. V-8, auto. Irons., power (foronet Wagon. 6-cy l., houses than bast year, motor ve­ Porkom y trlot soout eotscuttve, presented Blue and Gold Banquet Friday, Bakier, alMeto, engfoeer, steering, vinyl ^ < 9 5 nicely equipped M 1 4 5 hicle nsnraamioritB, boats, out- The money collected sup­ BROS. the troop with Its new oharter. Feb. 7, at Center Congregation- *orertier, gieotogiBt, ehowman, buHdlngs and buBdIng lots, plus ports research, education, and i l p l l l lU Peart St. — MS-SIM M rP IR v-8, ttUto., PA. FOR N EW - USED i TUs ki the troop^s 40th year of al Church. Hie presentation of sdenUst; Steven Corbin, alfa- a new oommunlty well, cnwined community service activities of Sewerage DIspoael Oo. OotaHna 4-Door H.T. by Sean PesoabeUo. Mrs. Doris the Eastern Chapter of the Con­ oonttnuous scouting at St. Mary’s the flag was led by John Rlvosa M>e, clttsen, engineer, floreeber, I M i s v-8, auto. P.8. ClHixch. Scoutmaster Wilbert and members from each den. geniogtat, naturalist, outdoors- Many More To Choose From ICamdng, anoenooni’ ctark, said necticut Heart Association. g g ilkww 7mpals 3-Door H.T. Oldsmobiles Audtn recelvwl his 16-year pin Cubmaater Marc Begin intro- man, trennelert Frank DeOM- 132 notloea of increased assess- •U VM Va v-8, auto., PJ. Many Othen it Low Bank Rates In ecoUtiiig. duced the honored guests, who vera, cdttMn, craftsman, fomst- menbs have been mailed to tax­ Manchester Evening Herald Country Squire Wagon and Boya tshen into the troop as.2*'**'® Maxweli Morriaon, prin- er, geologtet, outdooraman. INOOME TAX payers affected. Columbia correspondent Vir­ ____ B 9-pessenger OTHER MAKES OF Heart Drive ginia Carison tel. 228-9224. Tenderfoota are Joseph Stnna-''‘^P®^ Nathan Hale School, Also, Richard Tliompaan, art- PREPARATION mon WUUam Bouley, Lee Snuf- McClain, 1st, othlste, engineer, forester; M a m * CuUaas Mrs. Robert Blair, chairman W iafc v-8, auto., PJi. fsr Neil Sndlfer Newton Bmer- of the Nathan Hale Ronald Begin, cujuanaut, athlete, FINE USED CARS of the Heart Fund campaign, INDIVIDUAL. CHORCHES has amMMfnced her volunieer Guam’s Day Early m. Mkhatt Geibw and ?f‘ gft Catalina 4-Dr. Sedan, r " ,/7 | I trlct (Tub Soout Round Tb.ble ------8USINESS AND m r M L V-8, auto., P .8. — 528e6555 — workers will be canvassing AOANA, Guam — The most _ - - ...... coordinator, who presented the SMALL RtfSINESS OF MANCHESTER HbfCman Oldsmobile, Inc. house-to-house beginning this westerly of American territor­ AIR 86 Oakland Str^t, Moncheeter itt 3791 UBBEn DRUB week. ies, Guam is on the foatttuUonal representative. foo Connecticut Boulevard C d l' Many more bargain spedals to choose from, sta­ onatVBuat — in m h b e The general oosnmMbse in- ‘‘tomorrow” side of the Inter­ ^ ScoutmastenTl^ Hovey. PARKADE BkMt Haitfiord, Conn. 06106 ohidae Mrs. James Anderson, national Date Line. Thus It Michael Davis ^ d 2 JASON J. NOVITCH tion wagons, ooihpacts. A wide sdeetkm good Open Shree. E xcept Thursday and Saturday vlos president; Miss Jean calls itselt the place "vdiere Christo^ M a^ WOT pie- conducted the advance- second car transportation. Natseh, special gifts chairman; America’s day begins." ■entod senior w x - ^ 3^4 ceiemorfee. 643-1996 rant and assistant •**** pat^ Awards were presented to Gome b Soonl wanaat, aespocOvriy. Scott Tays, John Vinson, DioUa and Brie BngeUxrecht -HjrtcK oam, Alex Peiguson, Ja- recelvad palrol leader warrants, Knapp, Fred Naasiff, Paul F UittructorwarranUwenttoBric K^njak. James Morency, Ml- ■ ’«R»A¥ O lt FOR WA W i;W s BIRTOBAY Stamamfla, Craig Baums, Chris- chael Breen, Gregory Kataglm , tophen Marvin and Michael Christopher Luz, Mark Meridy, PariMT. Junior assistant sooutr prank Prior, Ctery Raw- .TflAR’S SLA^'W dlARAilQK mastsr warrants were given to son, Jonathan Keller, Jeffrey Mioiiael Parter, Richard Crafts Keehne, Edmund HaJbucM, and MIntlisI Baylas. Mark Allen, Michari Belanger, GQRMAN O n bP ook 2 - ' ...... - CUb Soout Pack 2 o f Saoond E Oangrsgattanal Church held tts RANGE Blue and Gold Banquet Friday, Feb. 14, in Fellowship HaU. Ibe Rev. Bmeet $. Harris, FUEL OIL BROTHERS asooolato mlnlrter, gave the Invooatlan. J. Moray Roy, soout GASOLINE executive of the Blackledge Dis­ trict, presented the peck (diarter to Raymond Reilly, committee chairman. Cubmaater Jobn F. BANTLY OIL Hsyee, Aortstant Cubmaater Vin­ m cent Party, and Raymond Retlly *Engina, Trantmittion, Front Axle, Rear Axle Attombiiei, 8rake Syttoms, Eloctrieal System. conducted the advancement ceremonies. " ~ I AMERICAN Bobcat pins were presented to y '.Wv SEN MPS. Only 2 —115 volt. 7.5 amp. Compact, insta- Our Reg. 1967 FORV 1956 GHEVVOLET 1969 FORD mount. 2 fan speeds, whisper quiet. 129.70 *88 Galaxle 600 2-Door Hardtop 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Bel Air Sedan. 6, auto, trans. Squire Wagon. Auto., V-8, P. 1 Whirlpool ,5,000 B.T.I. Auto, V-8, PS., Radio Sedan. Radio. » 9 9 y •119 5 •1495 Only 2 —Adjustable nurunl. 24" to 28" wide. Our Reg. •1895 •119 5 ’ I 15 volt;easy controls. 139.70 RCA 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Whirlpool 6,000 B.T.ll. * 1965 CHEVROLET 1963 CHEVY ‘ ' Sunroof. Blue. 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^ n Section Two PR TO AY, F E B R U A R Y 21, 1969 FR TO AY. F E B R U A R Y 21, 1969 PagCB 19 to S6 Election Inconclunve ^rdon Denson Honored Dr. McKone School Budget Study Decision on Nurses Shrine Band Freedoms Foundation Admitted to KH9 Break . r i. t» j lA 6ol. Oordon A. Damon of Continues Tom orrow Goes to Labor Board Visits Lodge T^Otaon Dr. Im boon oitad l ] j State Bar B%h Schoot ora being quea- The eiactlon held yesterday When the bolkbs wars taMad M ' f t aadooiia Vtoundatlon at to onlar to avoid meaUng ev­ 81,700, acoordtog to one bidder, Dr. Fed McKone of Windsor iiaiMd by Vemcn (lolioa totoy by nssgif\ be vridsd 10 bacausa V a lliT Ib iv a . Ha ia artth Urn Ave. passed the December ex­ ery nfgbf neoct week to com­ but an ttemlsed .Ust wUl be ob­ at Manrhsatsr Msmoriat Hos­ On Thursday in ctetoiiitinn wf|h « break nt o f ttnpropsr maukinga. H is dknl M B M r Itaaeua Squadron, amination for admiaslan to the plete work on tta bw^pet, tbe tained hem the appannt low pital, to deride whether mirass Sphinx TenqS. Bhrlna Band ttie sohool w n y tM s monring- vole was 88-42 hr Is ro r o f OMA, O lAm . ta WaUmaatie. Connecticut Bar, it waa an­ bidder, the Jacob Ucht Oo., to will visit Frleradsh^ Lodge of Board of Education tew deehl- There has bera unraat among woUkl be reprasented hi ooUae- tlirae abort of the lequbed 88. H m teundatlon today an- nounced tat Hartford Superior determine tbe exact aavtegs. tlve bargaining ssssions by the Masons on Thursday, Feb. 27,- ad to mast tomorrow, otartlng the atudiiita because cf a da- Then the hnspitai attonny, m unead that Oo. Danaon w U Court today. The refiigerater-freezer report­ Oonne<^icut Nunsaa Aasootop to confer the Htetered Apprentice at 9 a.m. aixl, bopefidly, andtag olalon by tbe Board o f Eduoa- ariced tt be omfU essmlBs the raoalaa a Oaorfa Waahlnston Dr. McKone la BS years old, edly will nm around 88,000 for tion (C N A ), le ft evary one oom degree and to play a ooncort. to he eaily attemoon. tfon to hold achod neoct week Honor Madal Aaraid and a prlae and his admiaslan to M bar the two ladte. fused and derided nothing. votes in favor of OMA to sss The degree wotk wlU be a t 7:80, Such w sehend ■eariiniw a r e during what was sobeduled to ot ISO for a latter he aubmlttad The board went Into eocecuthre Because many ot tha 110 bal- If he had any ehollssgsa tbs and the conceit ahout 9:16. normally abotva and beyond a be a vnoatten woek. antttlad, "A rrea Ballot — A sevion at about 10 p,m. to re­ lota oast were challenged by CNA rapmssnteMrs than ssaam- Ladies are Invited to hear the town boatd’a call to duty, but Pokos 'aaid the fire ahtnn at Fraa Oounhry.” view salary negotiatian prog­ both sidea and by the moderator tned the ‘ W vetos. Tha isault concert. the Board a t Ftaanoa, a few ress. Ool. Danaon Is emplojrad aa the Ugh school Werit off at 2 of tha elaotlon, John Oasplc, of was bate sides osms qp wttb Accompanying the band will years ago, held a tew swwinna •.m. Ottloer lUchand Babcoek a production encinear at tha Bunella Baarl the Oxineotlcut State Board of many challenges on the groundi be Potontato Lloyd D. Beach of after church on Sunday when went to the aohoot and found Pratt and Whitney plant In Students takii« tha National Labor Rolatioiia; the vote was o f mianasriMd b a M a Sphinx Temple and several schedidea got jigii*, vundala had broken the ground Southington. He la married and Educational Development Tteat Inconclusive and will have to be A ‘ tanlsmarkod b a llrif’ ifaa members of his divan. The achote boartra ragtdnr level window c f Hie prineipal’a has two sons. ore to be at the high school derided by the State Board of one where the X a»«iw«<1ttd ori- There wlU be nine past mas­ Ool. Denson served In tha monthly meeting was held kuet tomorrow moniing at 8:80, ofHoa, Fdice said huUdlng aide the box, or a i8ny penofi night, postponed teom en earl­ Labor Relations. ters among the bandsmen vdio Arm y A ir Force In Bhmipa dur­ •qukiped with N a 2 pencils. The was entsrsd and aeveral acts c f mark vfu detootod on lbs bal­ ier date b y storms euod caeicua- The vote was 68-42 In favor will be on the degree team, and ing the Second World War and teet wiU begto at 9. 'vandsUsm oommtbiMl of the CNA; flva otben boat lot, or tot mark was m t on X ea. Bodka were teased on the Wolcott 8. BlaeeU o f Newington, has been In the a ir reserv e for The fire deportment auxiliary baSots but their votea have not but a oh a i^ . Replying to a requeat from floor, telephanes were broken pant master of Wyllys Lodge of more than SO years. will hold a card party tomorrow yet been taSied because tbeir the Public Buildk« Oonanterion and the fire alarm system sat Masons in West Hartford, will Damon Is one of 18 raoalv- nIgM olarting at 8 at the Com- right to 'vote was' challenged, Qaidan A. to look over a Uat of kltoben off. The telephanes in the of- praride. Inc amaids hi the slate where munity Hall. There will be intoes and 10 baHots w e n declared eqiApmant for poarible curtail- rioe w ere still out Of oommia- Repeat Requegts Biasell was the Instaillng offi­ one Award U Hoiwr honorary praddent, Jamea void by Oasptc beoouae cf im­ A. mmt, the board 'voted to rec­ and refreshments. Everyone la slon late, this monilng. cer in December when the pres- ' Medal Awards ware asmed, Fatley. Ihvtted. proper markings. sent master of Friendah^ Ihrse o t Ifasm tmdudinc prises ommend the detetlon o f foinr Heard by Bo^rd R Bimounoed that 1,800 Tile Board of Educaticn and Oaqfc Intonned both sides Lodge, Harold E. TurUngton, of m or $100, and Ow« Honor items. s m x ANSWEBOrO awanda are being given this the Public Building Commieslon that they have intU Fri>. 28 to Only two persons appeared was installed. The latter is also (Hetsia iibote 4nr ftuselilBlf) OertiaGate Awarda Theas ttema, for the new ele­ q u B s n o N s year to Aanerioan organteattons, will meet Monday night at the file objectioM to the election last night at the Manchester a msmber ot toe Shrine Band. The Principal, Award wInneT mentary school kMcben, e re one LONDON (AP) —The new achoola and MBvtduala for “out elementary school to look at the with his office. A fter obJeoUana Irving the Astronaut Instructs Students team Oonnectteut Is the Rev. of tbe two serving cowatera, one secretary to tbe inqidzy center Bo«ud of Dlreolori' semi-month­ standing achtevemient in tning- orchttect’a aketohes for convert are filed, a hearing 'will be Mark Bonar, quality controls representative of Hamilton Standard Divislan of United Alreibft Stanley R. AHaby of the Black o f the two renBca, a potato peel­ at the Church of England Infor­ ly comment session—both with ing about a better undeiMand- aion of that aobool to a middle scheduled to decide the matter.. Corp., Wednesday night demonstrated Irving the Astronaut, left, to 860 Manchester High Rook Oongragationai Church In er end a 60-quut mixer. EUmr mation Office, la Beresford ing of the American Way of school. doaplc, although not dUbilte, repeat requeets, and both re­ School science'students on the stage of UA Theater East, Broad SL, preceding the showing ‘ Inattaig these Mama 'vrill free Pryor, 'wlw tor 26 yeara oon- Brh%cgx>rt He reoeived $000 Lite.” Dr. Fred McKsne hinted that the whole procedure quests were toiq;>ed ott with of Stanley Kubrick’s “ 2001: A Space Odyssey.” The talking mock-up, apace suit, and bsclr * funds for the purchaae end in- A series.of weekly Lenten duriad rather different Inquiries and an encased Geotge Wash­ The O eoige Whahgngton would take several months. oomplimenta. pock, or life support system, were designed by Hamilton, and are similar to toe equipment to ington Honor MeiMI for his represents the start of fv new etaUetlon o t a walk-ln refrig- claaaea for adidts WlU begin next aa a member o t the Scotland Under the ruMs of tbe State Award, ttie Ug> national honor, career. eratorteeeaer. week at United Methodist The oompitraents went to the be used on Apollo 9 mission. The students were guests of the theater maiuigement at the dem­ seimon, “Render IM o Caesar . Yard murder squad. Hla new Labor Board, a majority of Town Highway Department for M waa pnemtad to retired U.8. He is bringing one career to Tbe apparent low bid on the Church, In three ditferrat inter­ onstration and film, both of which provoked many questiotu and stimulated dtecusaion in dlmmh job wHl involve answering aixMt Itoass 'voting la required tq wfai an excellent anow-ptowlng Job, Army Oeneral Harold K. Joia^ ft close, that of a profe^r of Mtcben equipenent, opened at a est areas. Regtstratlons should es yesterday, George Potterton, MHS science department chairman, reported- The Freedoms Fhundatlan at 60 queattona a day on Church CNA repiweritptlon, therefora, during and following toe recent son who survived the Bataan physical sciences at Central PBC meeling Mionday, came In be made with Mrs. Russell Poi- Valley Forge has as Ite bon- msttters from the public. 68 “ y o i" 'votes w ere needed. 18-bich snowfall. Death March and three yaars Connecticut State College, with about 88,000 below the’ allow­ terten, Fernwood D f. Tlia rlnsnnn Manchester for receiving stol­ otary dialmian Oeneral One repeat requeat was tor ItoprtnhnMnt by Jkgnqese his retirement in two years. ance tor kitchen equipment. are open to everyone. 12th Circuit en goods, referred to Juvenfle Dwight D. Basentiower and aa opening Hercules Dr. at Lake- Sorry for Delay forces during World War H. Dr. McKone hopes then to With further detettona, thla Court. wood Circle, to permit better (HefOU photo by Booaivtolua) start a full career in arbitra­ sa'Ving can be used fe r the re- Court Hears Timely Case, Barry A. Cavagnaio, 17, of The Herald apologlssa to tion and mediation work with Crigemtor-teeaaer, it was ea- aooeaa to toe new sM s k ^ . Tbe Dairy store at Vemon Circle, dependei^t on car traffic, is replacing 'the comer grocer store. G>urt Cases 72 Unnniore Dr., charged with Us readers for both the late­ school boards and teachers. Dr. Board of Directors has de­ two counts of accessory to ness of yesterday's edition Vem on piained. clined to authorise toe opbnlng. McKcme plans to start in that Before oonaldering the ie io - ' MANCHESTER SESSION breaking and entering and a and the confusion that re- Jcriisaleni Acquits Man Who Cut Tree The other repeat rsifueit was field part time for now. tlone. Dr. Joseph Oastogna, su­ count of conspiracy, transferred sritod because pages wtr* fo r a stt^ sign at Bush HJU and Dr. McKone got his Bachelor perintendent o f schools, con­ A case heard in Circuit and tree warden tor Maneboe- Mechanized Dairy Firm a Success Story Joseph J. Denunzlo, 20, and to Juvenile Court. arranged out of normal or- ter teottfled be lesued no per­ Glendale Rds. Police Chief dSr. Zoning Decision Postponed ot Law degree last year from ferred with the lunchroom Ocurt 12 yesterday ooiddn’t (TU* la the fourth and last In said. Tliey have right full time obvious to both famlUes that WilUam J. Hall Jr., 22, both ot James Doenges, 16, of 2H Market Hit mit for the removal of tha toes. James Reardon already has from texes because “os soon as Both problems were the ro- the University of Connecticut. supervisor at the Colchester he.ve been more appropriate in m Mriea of artiriea on changes people and 25 part timers. their assets complsmented each East Hartford, chaiged in con­ Gardner St., and John B. Riley, (Oonttnued from Page One) He aoM the otump left there turned down the requeat, on toe ha B ella out, up go lOO bousea stdt of a difficulty with toe He attended the evening dl'Vi- school built by tbe same archi­ In dairy farming In the Man­ “ We do a lot o f toe work our- other. Moser only had about 40 nection with the attempted rob­ 17, of 341 Charter Oak St., On Regan Rd. Apartments view of tomorrow’B celebration was dangerous and hasardous. basis that surveys have re­ and we have to buUd a new press. sion for five years to win the tect, wttb a similar equipment Areba. Border poiloe in ar­ chester area.) aelvea,” he added, leflerilug to miUdng oowB to supiriy his plant. bery of the Cumberland Ehrms charged in companion cases of the birthday of die neUenfm Tureck sakS that the engineers vealed no need for a atop sign sciiaoil. Green Mianor (Oonstruc- Printing of toe paper was No deoMon was reached laet degree. list. He also checked with the mored oara patroUed (b e twtat- Ms two 'bratoers, Roger and Bahler had over 100 cows but store on (Tenter St. in January, with breach of peace, both banter between the R22 one and first president. cotiducbed a survey to deter­ there. tlon Oo.) has been up here loibe- delayed an hour wMCh In twx>-fainily aonea, end the area The degree was his fourth. He architect. Ing, nasTow streets of the Arab BY MALCOLM BARLOW no plant. Weloott 8. BIsaen yesterday enter^ pleas of not transferred to Juvenile (Tourt. night by the Zoning OommioBton Richard E. Soucler, 84, of mine that part of the tme' was Last night’s comment aesolon Jttn. toe two Balder bratoera, ly kokkig alt a farm.’’ turn caused distribution de­ on the other aide of the trackB already held a BS degree fram He said that the supervisor quarter. g^dlty, waived hearings on prob­ Robert Nl(x>lai, 23, of Weth­ on a requeat for a aone cfaai^ Coventry hod a charge of cut­ actually on town cropmty. was manned by Director David Most people in business, espe­ Kenneth end Owen, and their Five years ago, the families Bahler’s bean ie of the new Other post mariers taking part lays. where 280 apaitmieHt units the Central Connecticut, and said that one serving counter is There was a steady exodus of formed a third coiporation, able cause, and had their cases ersfield, chaiged with o o n- wfahdi would peim lt the build­ ting down a tree on town prop­ Soucler conducts a tree re­ Odegard. — cially toe dairy business, appear couaki, OorUn Bahler. ftiee ria ll loaiHng type. It Is 60 are Ja.mes C. W rlgM of Euclid along Regan Rd. have been or MA and PhD degrees fram Yale enough; that one range—plus Arabs who 'work In went Jerusa­ The firm sells to school Bahler-Moser. bound over to the next session splracy, waived a hearing on erty dismissed. moval oervloe and riattnn he to play down their profits by 860 feet tong with four raws Lodge, Windsor Locks, senior struction of pUbUc j^operty. ing o f another apaitment conv- ere in Hie proceaa of being University. a convection ovenHt* enough; lem: fo r ttte larneHa, They hur­ systems, restaurants, aqper- “We had toe milk and they of Hartford Superior (Tourt probable cause and had h is Dr. McKone li married to that, because o f pre-peeled and Soucler fdlegcdly cut down was contracted to rernova tha o f -wood staiUs, has a tong feied- warden; Emerson W. Thompoon Feb. 27. ptex on Regan Rd. bidlt. ried back to the oafOty of their Correction whether they have them or not. marketa, hospiitalB end toe New had the processing ptent,” Owen HaU is charged with assault case bound over to the next ses­ the lonmer Jane Paradis cf N ^ powdered potatoes, the peeler homes. a tree that was pardaHy on tree. Judge WUUam Ewing big trough automatically ftlied of St. John’s Lodge, Hartford, Adelbert Longl^' Jr. 17, of HDULi AaaacCatea are request­ Another StO units are also But there’s one rapidly growing London submarine base. They Bahler said. “If you can get Junior warden; Kenneth B. Se- with intm t to rob, and Demin- sion o f Hartford Superior (Tourt. Britain. The ooigiie taave six isn’t neceaary, and that the 20- MleonwMle, Baghdad Rodto town land on Detanont 8t. bust found that the charge against M ra Shasnn L . OounMglit,. ki tbe center and is open at Ireland Dr., (fovei^try, charked ing the change in order to btdld getng up In ihe general area, new ,m ilk company whose own- have a dairy store in front of good milk and control the whole gee of Mt. Olive Lodge, Essex, zio 'is charged wUh conspiracy Richard Townsend, 21, of 84 children, ranging in age from quart mixer purchased last year announced that Iraq had execut­ year without first obtaining a Soucler, Ihet of wiltol renutval who was convicted in Hast- both ends to let the cows iraam. in the incident. Woodbridge St., breach of peace with breaking and entering with but npt on Ragan Rd. All of era Just cannot seem to talk their plant on RL 83 end a chain process, you have a definite senior deacon; Gilbert L. Math­ criminal Intent on four counts, 112 apaitments in nine, build- two to 28 yeara. for the present dementary ed the noocommiootomid arm y permit. Unlike Waohlngton, of a Iren from town pnqwrty, fotd Wefhwsday of afdkig sssl A lOwtall, herringbone styte The two allegedly attempted 820. these paroda of lend ware la- down their success. of three ML Vemon Dairy advantage over competitors. The er of Trinity Lodge, Deep River, torce counts of larceny over taiga. He and 69 ottieira who passed school kiUhen (to be moved officer 'who beaded the Israeli however, he pleiaded not gritty. was tovalid and that the inci­ abetting in the sals of 10 {UH> mlUdng parlor is attached to (he to rob store owner Ted La- Cases continued Included: aoned 'within the last four HUllngtan’s BahleriMoser Ckxrp. Stores to RockvUle, Vemon Cir­ big oompaniee don’t know where Jisiior deacon; Thorwald P. over 8280, a count of larceny the bar eooaon wlU be sworn to over) will be adequate. spy ring from ■which seven The tree In questten ■was a dent was actually coverad under tablets, fotmeriy ttvsd at 88 center nf the bem, and Bahler Gace. Police say Denunzlo and Bernard Costello, 20, of Stone- About M newldcnte of the Ra- yeera to allow the aparimenta. and Its affiliates, Bahler Farms cle and 'Brooid St., Hianchceter. their milk is coming from.” Nialson of Hiram Lodge, Bloom­ under 8200, breach of poaoe, re- in New Ha'ven Tuesday morn­ The counter runs about 82,000 membera were executed Tbure- 804nch m ^ e and Ernest J. enother statute. He dtemSssed White St., Rockville, and Bfot said his men can mflk all ihe another youth, Allan Saad, 17, house Rd., (Coventry, charged gm i Rd.-Rang|e HUl Dr. area According to MicAlinioat they spd Moser Farms Dairy, are the They decided not to try home Deeptte a large Investment in field, senior steward; Loris O. slattng arrest, two counts of op­ ing. and the 60-quart mixer about day. Tureok, park superintendent ■the charge. 84 WMte fit of East Hartfotd also charged with breaking and entering with ahowad up a t d ie pubMe bear­ served the pmpose of providhig only dairy business left In this dedl'very. the Bcdiler’s stanchion bam, four cows in about 2% hours. Scdiloseer o f Village Lodge, Col­ erating a motor vririote vdiito H- ing to protieat the re-aoning. ■with conspiracy, stood outside criminal intent and -tarceny un­ a tranritional ihalrlit between area which handles milk from Grew Potatoes years ago they decided Bahler- It takee one ontion with a scoop linsville, Jurior steward; Clyde cense te under suq>ensk>n, avail- They troight with them a peti- the reridenUal area and th e on a tractor about half on hour the store whUe Hall pulled a der 8260, Feb. 27. MancheHer Area 4 the cow through bottling and to The whole 'busineas is unique Moser needed more milk and H. Weiss of Orient Lodge, East ing responsibility, reckless driv­ tloa Mgpnd by 189 penona liv ­ oommarolBl area along RL 88. to run between the free stelis to pistol on LaGace and attempted James V. DeMalo Jr., 82, of the buyer. They have no middle­ not only f ^ its success In the they built a new bam for over' Hartford, marshal; cuid Carl ing, failure to display marker ing near the parcel of land A letter 'WBB read fram tha clean tbe 'bem end deporit the to rob Mm. The three fled 40 Olcott St., charged with pos­ men. face of otbm ’ failures, but also 200 milking cows. Norduocl of SOlar Lodge, Chea­ plates, destruction of publlo which was ionnerly the Aberte Planning OommiSBlon which RockyiUe Man manure in the firids, be said. when LaGace wrestled the gun­ session of a narcotic, Feb. 27. •Vei’re growing every year," In its amount of cooperation be­ They now have 216 milking ter, chaplain. property, and theft of a motor Turtoey Farm. outlined Us ob^aotlonB to t h e cows and may reach 260 total. They halve one leas employe man out the door, aco&rding Larry Powell, 17, of South 'vehicle, FSb. 27. Arrested in aocoriUng to Ben Momr. “In tween two farming families. Also taking part are Welland to police. Thetr main oonoesn waa with praposed apertmente. It felt Their whole herd counting young now than wfth their sbencMon Windsor, chaiged with dtetribu- fact, -we’re trying not to grow Faimcra ore often'staunohly in­ (BUI) Byler of Vemon, a mem­ HaU and Denunzlo were tak­ tlon of drugs, Feb. 27. traffic proUema which they the Inunadate area haa stock Is 400, ' I bam. ber ot SMloh Lodge No. 658 of MORE BEDTPEEB NEEDED claimed were aheedy result­ reached a aaturation point in Rt. 83 Robbery kU M Of IK fU lM C I too faaL".. . dependent ' en to the Hartford Correctional James Dlaaiond, 17, o f Snake There were many area farm- The Bahler family grew pota- The Moser herd consisted of PnOof at thetr efficiency is Pennsylvania, treasurer; Her- center after Judge WlUlam Ew- GOTHENBURG, 8 w e dan— ing f ram the new apattment regard to epartmante. Kevto Medea, 20, of Wtodsor- HUl Rd., Coventry, chaiged Where onoe a herd of 800 or 480 erproceesordealers until the tora dt^Wori^^^ 40 mUking cm«^^^^ toey produce a miUfoo belt R. Kingsbury ot Friendship ing denied a reduction of their buildings in the area. Tlieiy not­ Dooley also argued that no vilte Rd., RockviWe, was om ot- U K ' *' iW Mi n r i al ------» — — ■ -with five counts o f breaking rrindeer was eh oi^ to support teat 10 years triien tha nature of proflts were high. Although they 85. pounds o f milk per man per Lodge and Manchester Lodge, ed that msny cf these are aa change o f oondWions had taken ed at 12:40 a.m. today « i a 82,500 bonds. Saad wUl have his and Mitering with criminal in­ a Lapp family, now the mini­ Che business began to change. have shifted emphasis since “ We wore soBing our ntUk year and toey expect to ireach secretary; EIUs L. W ilder ot case heard on March S. yet imocctipled. pteoe end that thte must be the warrant Issued 'by Okiorit tent, two counts of theft of a mum is nearer 1,000. Swadteta Home buyers got ahout 70 per then, they still are among the through itoe Oonnectlcut Milk one and a quarter soon. The HospIlaUty Lodge Wethersfield,* nie prime argument put case if an application ia to be Oouri 12 chaigtog btei with v; ■! v;il Other cases disposed of - in­ m oiw veMole, three counts of officiate ostimata toere mro now cent of 'their milk from milkmen largest potato (arms in the Producers Assooietlon like eR state average Ie 400,000 pounds organist; and Friuik H. Maloney fourdi by Atty- Thomas H. Doo­ made a second time. robbery 'w4th 'Violenoe. cluded : Stephen J. Berk, 16, larceny under 8260, tw o counts twice os many reindeer herdon then, but now they buy close to Ellington area. toe other iteirmiecs,” Bahler said. per man and toe state is oon- of Manchester, a member of ley, who represented the The Zoning Ooummlaten In M'CGee was riiozged in con- of East Hartford, arrested in of larceny over MSO, and de- as neonssary. 70 per cent in supermarkets and The Moser famUy has been in “It was the eocnomios of toe aktered ahead of moat WyUys Lodge, soloist.. group, end who also apcfee for November 1M7 denied an ap- neefion with the aimed robbery dairy stores. Only the Mggeet the dairy bustnees a long time thing that led to our combining.’’ The new bam te a part of a 'Ihe obligation will be by himself as a resident, was that pUcetion from the same group. at Cumberisnd Farais Daisy, Utompson, the apron presenta­ C «DiR8**MM Of SHCftie*, m«* Atty. Robert F. Kalian epoke home deliverers corid survive. and have run their dairy ptent A ll other firmera oonitaioted by dairy farm revriuUon sweep- "if -y a aone change mimt be in ec- Rt. 83, cn Jon. 12. Two other tion by Weiss, the working tools oordanoe with a plani o f de­ for the developera and argued The Bahters snd Mbsera have on RL 88 for many years. Both The Herald said taxes were one ing the U.8. A sign of the Bah- arrests Iwive already been by Wright, the charge by Nar- velopment. The comprehensive spent fortunes on thetr forms, famlUos were independently of their biggeet gripes. But Bah­ ler-Moeer teeedom to move that a change had taken plaice. duoci, cuid the lecture by Kings­ mode in ccihnectinn with the strong In the early 1960s. ler said, “You don’t mikvd taxes ahead in the odiat looks like the plan of development, recently He dtted six apartment com­ their dairy plant and their re­ bury', and Leigh B. ISU o f Man­ same coae. Ben Moser and Owen Bahler if you’re getting a good netum beat -way ia their move to the adopted by the town, is against plexes in'vcl'ving almost 600 tail system. They az« Mghly chester Lodge. a change there, he said. units for which tend had been MoGee is being held at the mechanlaed. were dose frjends from child­ on your inveatment.” new bom setup deqpite the ooet HprUond Oorreottonai Center In of drtqqjing tbe old cneu Bandsmen wUl appear in the Town Planner John McAlmnnt rezoned In the general area, Thrir omployes are mesUy hood. Owen’s slater married Has Free Stall Bam “As soon os we saw the free red, -n-Mte, green snd gold uni­ verified that this Is the case Binoe 1967. Heu of a 86,000 bond for appear­ young arid toey o re on kwantlve^ Ben. He said they do not Uke to etaHB were -worldqg out, we form o f Sphinx Temple Band, and said that be goea on record A fter a ll arguments had been ance in Rockviiike d re u it Cfouri B irthday ptens with good pay, Itosei' It became more and more dee.other area farmers sufter dltki’t waste any time,'’ Bahler wMch is directed by George A. as being opposed, pointing out presented, Atty. Ktdien suggest­ 12 Tuesday. said. J. Heck of East Hartford. that the site is located east of ed that It would be preferable ’Valerian Blotntskl, 8 Maple Of come, the BaMera had the railroad right of way. This St., RockvtUe, was lesued a if Town counsel Abbott the tend to go along with a he said, provides a phyaloal Schwebel didn't paTtidpate in written warning fo r aperajUng open-house time! muoh trigger herd. They ha've VFW Unit Fetes the board’s deUlberatton as his too fact for oondittone. He skid­ ded and collided with a oar 600 scree o f -which 400 ora till­ law partner, Atty. William E. able. Past Leaders driven by Orlanda QrflilteUI of Hall, served as counsel for the The small area farmera ore Past presidents o f .the 'VFW Obituary residents when the devetnpers BoUon Rd. Ttiere were no in­ Come see the cars “ up against it," be sold. “Eith­ Auxiliary will be honored by the first applied for the zone change juries. ”*'**». er they get trijg and ofttcient or auxiliary at a dinner Tuesday Mrs. Mary Mongell two years ago. Patricia Bergman, 26 Cheri- they forget tt.” at 6:80 p.m. at the Port Home, Mrs. Mary Mongell' of OoUins- The board went into executive nut St., RockvUle, was arrested Bahler wtanittod it was rare 608 B. Center St. session following the meeting. on a charge o f shopUfokig last with the come-closer look. vlUe, Pa., mother of Robert for farmom to cooperate as well After the potlock and a pro­ Mmigell o f 70 Brent Rd., died A decision 'wlU be announced night. as hie family haa with toe MOe- gram, there w ill be a business Tuesday in CoUinsvlUe. wMhin 60 days. Tine arrest was made on oom- f m ers. H* said, "It’s working out merthig -with the part presidents Survivors also include three plaiiit o f a abore debeoUive at fine. We are 100 per cent hap­ filling toe offices. During the dau^iters and' two other sons. Sage-Alien's in ttne Trl-Olty py with R.” meeting, an important change Funeral services will be held Fortin Report Shopping Piaoa. She is alleged in the Cancer Inrtlute program tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at tiie to ha've token a blouse valued SENMTIOiUL w ill be discussed. MUten V. Munk Funeral Home, H eard by Board at 811. She was released for ap­ jPlalit Pilferage Members are reminded to OolUnsville. Burial will be \ In pearance In Rockville Ctroult bring stamp books t o help the NEW YORK — Despite 170,000 Collinsville. Acting RecrealbUm Director Court 12 March 11. auxiliary obtain a window-fan Walter J. FV>rtin told the Ad­ VALUES private security guards at fac­ for the Connecticut (Tottage at Other area police activity: tory gates across the United visory Recreation and Park COVENTRY the National Home, Grand Ra­ T^mt« J. Bertottt States, goods worth about 82 Commission last night in his Ira Epstein, 32, o f'*428 West pids, Mich. Louis Joseph Bertottl of Hart- monthly report that he doubted billion are lost to pilferage each lord, brother of Joseph Ber­ Middle Tpke., Manchester, was Mrs. Theresa Varney, senior whether the department would charged with Improper passing. year, and the sum is rising vice president,' is chairman for AVolkswagen dealer tottl and Mra. ^Sentina Giola, have a new, fuU-tlme director steadily. the event. both of Manchester, died Police said he passed a school before June. bus with flashing red lights. He V w ill stake his reputation on it. Wednesday at Hartford Hos­ Despite the lack of a director pital. is scheduled to appear In Man­ and Fortin’s duties as director chester Clrcult*Court 12 March Survivors also include his BASEBALL SHOES Rei^. 8.96 No, that’s not a new model Those are the parts covered. of the Senior Citizens Center, 17. wife, another brother and sev­ Fortin said, “ Things are shap­ Volkswagen, They may make boring read­ eral neriiewB and nieces. John W. Qulst, 24. of Somers ing up pretty well for the was charged with operating Open House That's an old model Some­ ing. But there’s nothing boring The funeral will )>e held to­ summer." BOWLING BASEBAU FIREPLACE morrow at 8:30 am. from the while his license is under sus­ thing Else. about laying out a lot of dough The indoor programs will end pension. He Is also scheduled Taylor and Modeen Funeral And it's on our lot for the to fix one of them. March 22 although teen dances to appear in Manchester court S H O E $ TRUNKS GRATES Home, 233 Washington St., will continue every Saturday Beg. 88.80 V Beg. 8t.8S U s t 818.09 same reason any other car would That’s why it’s so nice to know Heutford, with a Mass of re­ March 17. night at the Teen Center on be on a Volkswagen lot. that we’ll take care of anything quiem at the Church of St. Sohool St. until the end of July. Peter, Hartford, at 9. Burial Thomas Kelly wlU again be In Oswald Widow $0.98 Keyboard It’s for sale. Along with most like that on any car we guar­ will be in Soldier’s Field, Wil­ charge of the swimming pro­ of the cars people trade in on antee. And that’s why we’re son. Military honors will be ac­ gram this summer. Fortin said Defense Withciss corded at graveside. new Volkswagens. pretty particular about any car Kelly may open the pools toe (Continued from Page One) Friends may call at the fu­ weekend of June 20 or even the So why buy a used Something we give a guarantee. told reporters. “ I am atiU confi­ ELECTRIC SHIP’S WHEEL BIRO FEEDERS neral home tonight' from 7 to 9. weekend before that. Else from a V W dealer, instead When we finally give it the The playground programs will dent I will be yindteated.” Window Feeders Ill seeking at dlretted verdict, BLENDER BAflOMETER of from Somebody Else? guarantee, it means we’ve F iineraU not start June 23 as planned L ist 881.18 — 8 Only 8 Only — 14st 818.95 Reg. 6.95 g Studio due to school being held that Dymond said that Garrison and Buy it from a V W dealer, and checked out the car completely. day to make up days missed for his asslfltante, who contradict .Like to escape from the ordinary? Our Open Sunday, February 23rd you get the VW dealer’s 100% And fixed what needed fixing Mrs. Christian M. Petersen the Warren Oommisalon’s con­ wheel-drive Toronado. The opulent Ninety-Eight, Filling Stations snow. Tt will begin June 28, he |s99 $ g s 9 5 guarantee for the repair or re­ to begin with. Funeral services (or Mrs. said. clusion that a sole sniper klUed House is the perfect place to do it. The perfect sporty 4-4-2 and Cutlass, the versatile Vieta- R eg. 5.96. 1 to 7 P.M. Maren K. Petersen of 64 Deep- Kennedy In Dallas Nov. 22, 1963, 4.49 placement of every major work­ After all, a V W dealer has a wood Dr., wife of Christian M. failed to estaJbUeh even an ele­ place to check out the dashing new Delta 88 ROUTE 88—VERNON, CX)NN. ing part for 30 days or 1000 reputation to think about. C orrection mentary basis for conspiracy to Cruieer. So be our guest. Open House Time Is a Petersen, will be held tomor­ miles. Whichever comes first. We can’t have it known row at 2 p.m. at Concordia At the Board of Education murder. Royale, shown above. Or the elegant new front- great time to see youngmobile thinking...in action. UTICA PROFESSIONAL DOOR Approxlinatdy Vi Mile From VenKm Circle Lutheran diurch. The Rev. Jo­ meeting Mcmday night, the About half of the 12 days of On Route 88 Toward Rockville Engine. Transmission. Rear around town that you drove off seph E. Bourret, pastor, will resignation for retirement pur­ testimony prosecution wit­ PUERS PAINTS MATS axle. Front axle assemblies. our lot with a lemon. officiate. Burial will be In East pose* of Mrs. Zoe Burke, a nesses dealt witti aarrison’s Beg. 83.86 Brake system. Electrical system. Even if it wosn’ta Volkswagen. Cemottry, teacher at the NaUian Hale contention that Kennedy came WE ARE HAVING OUR Friends may call at the School, was aooepted ■with re­ under crass fire from more than $ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 gret. Because of a typographical one gunner. 2 5 % off 0.95 CLEARANCE M lE Main St., tonight from 7 to e. error on the bocud's agenda, Russo, 27, a darkly intense 25% off Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs. Burke’s term of service New Orleans book salesman, TED TRUDON, tec. Mrs. Elsie Jublnvllle of Man­ in the Manchester school sys­ teaUfied that he attended a par­ If you are planning a purchase of an organ chester whose name was omit­ tem was Hated as 24 yeara. ty at David W. Ferrie’s apart­ Visit your nearest Oidsmobiie deaier during his ted, In the report of Mrs. Pet- Since she started teaching here ment here In September 1663 MMKIIESTER HMIDWAIIE & $UPH.Y or piano, Keyboard Studio, Route 83 in Ver­ TOLLAND TPKE.—TALCOTTVILLE ersm ’h death In yesterday’s in 1944, it should have read 25 and heard Ferrie, Shaw and Os-« Washington’s Birthday open house. 877 B IA IN S T R E E T DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Herald. yeara. wold plotting. non can save you $$$$$$ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESlTJR, CONN., FRID^^Y, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 “ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY,’ FEBRUARY 21, 1969

loM Ito appMl and they want to ratodoic. for five out M th. paM of th. gain nMdn’t b. taxMt A d u lts R o ckvillie Income Tax~^4 try living. «ight ymra, he aren’t have to But tt’a vary important that dd- Hospital Notes Ordinarily, if a boua. ia m M pi^ tax on hi* gain m long aa arty poaona who wlah to tak. lizard s of Car Ownership for more ♦blw u origtnally coat the aalM prloe—after deduoUng advantage of thla' tax aaver Visiting hours are 18:30 to i the profit la taxaUe. aalea oommlaaiona a ^ a faw ahould raaliae the. law permlta t i u M o u i m ally decline further until August p.m. in all areas except ma Special Tax Breaks But if the aeller ia 68 or over other excludable Item*—la not them to do it Juat dac*. It la lit- GEORGE’S or September. At that time, de­ tomlty where they are 2 to t before the aale and owned and over $20,000. eraUy a onee-ln-a-lifattme op- with PMmiaAm uaed the home aa hia principal Even if it’a ovar $20,000, part poitunlty. EU nlO tt pending on how sucoeaaful the and 6:80 to 8 p.m. trooi "TIM M«w hAdt Ghtld* model year has proved to be, For Senior Citizens Admitted Wednesday: Charles t o I M ip ih t t t O a p f manufacturers often allow deal­ Hall, Park Ter.; William Dep- ■7v»0M STEWABT wife and you elect to receive the APPLES ers a "merchandising allow­ right IM i by adn«y ItargoUu*) Aaaodaled Proaa Wrttor Of an tha ckpaiMM a 7Ming ance" of fl60-$200 to clear their tula, Harlow St.; Stanley WoJ- ____. proceed* in inataUmenta inatead prnEGBiiAi m e . } adult haa, oiie of the moat inventory before new models ar­ towicz, Thompsonvllle; William WASHINOTON (AP) — Bid- of aU at once, Ym , BMrse *^ashiR$toR” D•D•^ pramtotod la that of oar own- rive in late September. Taylor, Somersvllle;. Sarah Bab­ When the occasion calls for the finest, call on us! ■'ns erly peraona have a quite a dlf- The provlalan* on inatallment arah^ Taang adidta are the "Wholesale prices,” adver­ cock, Tolland, and Michael Be it & banquet or a buffet, we cater to your m - ferent bag of Income tax prob- payment* to a aurvlving apouaek “huftugaat ago group In die tised in late summer really are Cane, Esther Ave. tertaining needs with excellent food, ^egantly mil lema from thoae of younger |wo- Incidentally, are applicable at NO GIVE AWAYS mitr^t USED GARS are SALE maitat," and the car manu- the old wholesale prices with Birth Wednesday: A son to pie, but their age alao entlUea any age, not Just for those over tactorara haam dieir Bailing the dealer's profit consisting of Mr. and Mrs. William Prentiss, presented thmn to a ttm tax breaks. 65. praaaurei right at them. the year-eivl allowance, plus his Tolland. Exempthma, tor inatance, The rule aUows a surviving NO GIMMICKS PRIDED and ia applGf fa order The raeontly developed aeml- margin on i^onal equipment. Discharged Wednesday: Ber­ come in the large economy size spouse to exclude from taxable apoeta' or almoet-epotta c a n Tires. You usually can find, nice Kreyssig, Park West; if jrou’re 65 or over. If you’re income up to $1,000 a year re­ JUST HUNDREDS threughouL S$ if you’re ia the mar­ have become one of the lar^geet special sales In May, before Shelia Lee Amarel, Hale St. ceived as Interest miserly BOLTon PHflRiniicy THE NO. 1 SELLER 6-cyl. engine, 3-epeed standard ehlft. RTE. 44 A BOLTON 64 DHEmOLET MALIBU DHEUELLE 44R. SEDAN FEB. 24 and 25 10 am • 6 pm 6-cyl., 3-speed standard trans., radio, heater, air condi­ JUST THINK - YOU CAN BUY ONE OF THESE tioning. A good family oar. White finlsb. '69 CHEVROLET I *1995 FOR LESS THEN $3000 64 FORD FALOON 4-DR. STATION WADON COSMETIC ■ 6-cyl., autmatlc trans., radio, heater, all vinyl interior, MOST whitewalls too! 'This is the car your wife has been looking 9 0 DEMONSTRATION for. Black vfitix ned interior. *1095 MODELS 63 trOLKS. NODEL 113 ^DIL SEDAN IMPALAS AVAILABLE CHEVY II Standard Bug—But oh so dean and shiny. Why pay moreT $OOC-99

$3 DOMET 2-DR. SEDAN FREE FREE 6-cyl., automatic tra»., radio, heater. If you need a 2nd YOUR CHOICE OF YOUR CHOICE OF POLAA0ID AUTOMATIC POLAROID AUTOMATW oar, here’s one that fills the bill. 215 LAND CAMERA 21$ LAND CAMERA CATALINA HARDTOP COUPE —OR— SOLID STATE 7-SPEED SOLID STATE 7-SPEED PUSHBUTTON BLENDER *Minimum Car Purchase $500. PUSHBUTTON BLENDER CHEVELLES *Mintmum Car Purchase $500.

Also CATALINA 4-DOOR HARDTOP Wide Selection O f Qualify Miss Pearl Casa^frande Used Cars* Miss Casagrande CAMAROS CORVEHES W ill Be Here Mon, and CATALINA 4-DOOR SEDAN Tues„ Feb, 24-25 SAVINGS ARE BIGGER— TRADES ARE HIGHER Every lime we bring out a new Catalina, some of our regular gas. We also wanted you to have a tasty, yet Catalina competitors suggest we re in league with the Little rugged, all-Morrokide interior lor the convertible; or 10 A,M,-6 P,M, Green People. Not so. It's just that we've built quite a Morrokide combined with new horizontally patterned THAN EVER BEFORE... NOW THRU SAT.... STOP IN TODAY following with this honey. And we aren't about to lose fabrics in hardtops and sedans. There's long- DON'T FORGET! To Demonsfrafe it by sitting on our hands. So we come up with things wearing, loop-pile carpeting . . . and a new more WWi avMiy Nmw or UmcI Cot SoW on Washington's Birthday — BE II like a wraparound front bumper with an Endure heavily padded instrument panel, with attractive 'A Good Place To Buy A Cor center insert. And concealed windshield wipers. They leather-grained dash inserts. So you see, we don't your cholea o# a Polaroid Comoro orjona Blondor! (Usod cor most stay tucked out ol sight till you need them. Then, have any contracts with the midnight elves. We just soil for $500. or mom to partklpola.) touch a switch, up they come, and away they go. So build a better car year after year, and serve it up at a CoHn^etiCA we give you a standard 290-hp, 400-cubic-inch V-B price that makes sense. Come to think about it, maybe that's a little magic In itself. 2,000 YEAR OLD BEAUTY SECRET CHEVROLET engine or, at your election, a 265-hp V-8 that runs on DE CORMIER REDISCOVERED I CARTER CO., INC. Nature's Precious Gift to Today's Woman MOTOR SALES, Inc Alo cosmetics are again selected as official cosmetics 1229 MAIN STREET-OPEN till 9 PA4.— MANCHESTER for Miss U.S.A, and Mias Universe Beauty Pageants. PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER—TsL 643-4165 -Mlnhnum UMd Oar PutcImm. fSOO MAMCHESTtR 373 MAIN STREET MANCHB9IEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAGE TWENTT-mSB

MOC G a lle ry T . HEW ENGLAND MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, • FEBRUARY 21, 1969 ShoMpIbig W o rk TV-Radio Tonight "'Sports som e ordinance reconunanda- By. Bfizard C o ven try tlona from the Ressveaaon Oom- W b M OeearioH C db for Fhwm , WlUtaai BMaua, adooMtor and mittee, higgesWd tor town T elevision Think « f Thn .tMttanUljr w ddU tod ofttet, wUl meeting apptoval. The Recrea­ a ooltoottan of rwMnt pMat- 6:00 (6-10) PM rr Moaon Camp Show Selectmen Hear Complaint^ tion Oommfbtee would Hke use . tags and prlnto in the StalnreU (12 ) Menr Or of town beaches to be some­ Parkhill-Joye^ (18) -VoiTMIe to Uie Bottom of HARTFORD ARMORY — Broid SfraM VOallwy a t MsnriMiMer Ootnniun- Uu 8m SAlkOWI ftfflffftflfl lAT. l i AJik what more restrteted than * it -U y OoUicW s H a itte r t Rd. buUd- OO) JOith for Todiur Praise Joh hy Snow Crew now. ;in ». (24). . matenowetfa------NeltUbor- AJireS Hltciioock Snow removal waa a major liar letter to the Police De- Flower Shop hood One adggeaUon Is to Bmit the (80) Xanaten 7:80 FEB. 20 - 21-22 - 23 Frank Oakaler, PfM itotM r' niNt public U Invltad to tba toptc of diacuulofi laat ni^ht. P^rtoient. Two members of the nuntber of guests to 12 iw r res­ |40| OOllQUl’e Mand . Hssn: Feb. IH^Nsm Is 10 r.M./Fih. 21 » 22,10 AM. ls-10 RM. Police Department, Peace not­ ill BfiUN n ., iiAiromBmEii /opMUnc todi^r Mt 7:M p.m. Oal- A Wall St. resident, Tony Stol- idence or indlvMhial. Another is Fresh New Lookdtor Mercury Montego 1. Tom Jones Fett 2S-Nsss M I P.M, ed, Stuart Hillman an^ Law­ (Next to Horttovi Nnttanl *Icnr booni ter-J ther eochllitt, which to require vendors selling in w ill zvn to Mttrxdi , 8 a.m. 5:80 |20) T h ^ a r 80 Mystarr ’Itieater glUs, appeared before the se- rence Fawcet, were on duty 14 o ra The Mercury Mitmtego had a fresh new &n)earanee as weU sa addtthmal power In the bigger I Love Locjr lltsidswMi Sendem a. - ) OemtT Pyle lectmen to complain that during for SO consecutive hours to deal beach areas to pay a tee to the a Tu —WB o iu v n o *to 10 p.m. WMkdiqn. six cylinder engine. This two door faardt^U one of a fuH Hne of sedans, twodoor bsnttopa, (8m F Troop 8 12 1 town. Ttris would cover the ex­ Phonaat The MthlUtlon of more than (4Q) Troth or Consequence* 1 MO____2260)M 0) Nam. of the I 9 C F o” , the recent major storm, his with emergencies, should they a (xmvoitlble and'S station wagon. R wUlDo among those on diq>Iay at Mortaity Brothers, (84) What’s New? Gain. pense of addlUonal costa aris­ two d n m ptocM Includwi a IS) Merv Ortftin I /(tyl COUFON * street was not plowed out until arise. Cmter St, tor the George Whahlngton’s Btrlhday Celobratlon. 4:00 ( 8-10-12-40) News (C) 8% ) Oenataflon Qap Tuesday afternoon. The storm The storm cost the town $«,- ing from clean-up of toe cream vaitoty of msdio, iiw»ji«n«g 0U2 in WesUwr, News ~I4) Book Beat AMU Ito CMM SOc I sticks and wrappers. acrylics, Utbccimplu, atchli«s, (80) McHale's Navy 8:00 8-l^ J W day Night Movie ■ r' stated falling on Sunday. 600 and the snow removal ac- (M Who Is . . . r Playhouse Flrst Selectman XUchael Pes- count is now overdraiwn by $4,- Fifty dollars waa suggested tor and w ater octocs. „Ja lUke a Deal Washington's Birthday Also on display wlU be the 8:80 Ouna of w a Somett ce, who is also road foreman, 000. AU town road work is on this tee. ’This proMem arose last (10) Sports Show 10 :00( ~ I F or the Defen said the phone ran^f constantly a very tight budget this year, year, when tt was lecuned that UUwgrspIty stem stlU besiing Defense Department Spends 0:06 (40) Combat I) Star TTek 6:18 (80) Itookup N» fo r some 64 hours w ith requests and w ith a IMIlle m ore than foiu- vendors were not even required Specials At the Iniac* of tiia print, "Utok- 0:38 (21) Bel Kepoita Woodbury for snow removal during the months left In tMs ftooal year, to pay the $2.80 sticker fee, iDf Wsri,*’ and the copper piste 6:80 (84) What’s NeWT ___ Featlvat JOHNSON SEAHORSE etched with the print, "Deep ( 8-12) Walter OonUte (C) . . Sto-UOSatMO) News. storm. He pointed out that town there to only $8,800 left hi the which is required for town resi­ ( 8) Fieiik Reynolds (C) Weather equipment Just isn’t heavy road maintenanoe acoount. \ dents using the beaches. Woods.*’ This Is sa opportuntty $4 Million on 339 Lobbyists (lOdMO) HunUey-Briiil^ ((h U.» 8) Friday Spectacular t , _____ enough to deal with the type of . Selectmen also decided it ter ysUery-foers to s m tbe fln- (U ) ICy lisTorke Kartlaa 10:80 104MMm ’Dmlsht (O storm experienced last v^k, townmnetlng w^ GLENNEY’S Ished piece « s w ell sa the sur- By HARRY KELLY aska the Pentagon tor taitorma- bucked to them by congtoselon- S;46 (30) News (12 ) la te Movia might be a good idea for sales­ OUTBOARD MOTORS and that town trucks were get- ^ *“ tece from which tt was printed. Asaooisted Ptehe Writer tion on a mUltary issue—sa In al ofOoea. 7:00 i n Death TaHey Day. (C) 8^ Joey Blehop (C) men in general to be required the debate over the Senttnal Saya Stompler: ”*Ifiey answer ting stuck In drifts. to register with the Police De­ Vi Price NEHRU BHasrd received hU B8 from SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE US’TINOS Much work had to be done by that have up. WASHING’rON (AP) — 'Ihe aittl-baBistlo mlssUe syatom—he an aktronomiieal number of tn- IV 2 HP. to 100 HP. partment before going on door- Special Lots Of JACKETS the Btato UMventty of New contracted services. Some ?* »«.000 Yorit St Buffalo, and his MA Defense Department is spending gets It—along with material ({ittrteB on penoniwl—‘How do to-door selling campaigns. SLACKS Valnca to 2S.00 streets, Pesce said, didn’t get tasurwoe Advisory team tbe Washlngtcn Square $4 mllUbn a jrear on a lobbying s u i^ rtln g the Defense Depart- you g e t a oemmSsUonT I haven’t Radio SALES — PARTS — SERVICE plowed until Wednesday, but O om i^tee to cover additional Town Atty. David Rappe will SWEATERS ment’s view. taenrd from my •(« for more be asked to dra/w up these sug­ Now 7 , CktUage of New York Unlverstty. force of 888—more than one for (TMa listing Indodee only On ae news broadcaata of 19 or 15 EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS town schools were able to op- JACKETS He has been on the feouttlee of "It would be silly to say we than n month. How do you get minute lengte. Some etattane esrry ottier abort neweoaets.) gested ordinances. ervary two membera o f Congreea erate on Thursday, unlike some Imuranoe Agenft Jasnee AD Weather two ooUegee o f the State Uhlwer. don’t give them material that tnto Weat PolntT’ ” W B c a -e u wno—US. Open DttUjr 7:30 AJM.-5 P J L —Thars. ta 9 ’There will be another fact­ towns in the area, where ^*id<»rdy te eocpocted to attend COATS Btty of New Tack. He w u in- —to keep the congreasmen b i^ supporta the aecietary*a deoi- He etthnotod ttatt the Penta- i:00 Hartford Hlfhllfhu 6:00 Aftemoon Bdltlon S at to 4 P Jf. finding seMlon tomorrow at 9:30 SUEDE :00 News 6:00 New* schools remained closed all Monday ndght’a Board of Pi- py, argue the armed foroea’ Sion,” said Marine Brig. Gen. gon’s leglslattve aftaics peoide 1:00 (toallghi s:16 llstfcet Repon a.m. at the Town Hall on the JACKETS ftruotor of art St Fredonls, end week. nance meeting to ei^plain thSa. vtaittng profeaeor at Buffalo. point of view, and feed the Pen- James F. Lawrence, (toiuty as- ewswer 400,000 wrtttan and 1:00 (}ulet Houn 4:80 WMUher seemingly never-ending negotia­ Rc«. 59.50 w r o p —lu * 4:86 Strictly Sporu Stolgitls said he was stlU un- Board of Finance approval of SPORT SHIRTS tsgon Information about what’s slstant to the secretary of de- 800,000 telephonod inqittries hi a >:00 Domiy Ctsyton 6:» Aftemoon BdUtoa tions between the town and the CkirranUy he 1s chslnnsn o f tbe happy about the situation, but the request is required before One Lot happening on Capitol HIU. tense for legislative affairs. year. 1:00 Dick Heathertor 0:48 BU Report road crew, represented by the Now 9 S M Depsrlmant of Vteual and Pet^ 1:00 BiU Love 7:00 Aooent 48 Mul Rhines — P I m m HM i — Pesce said he . waa "afraid I matter can g o before a town Senate Democredlc Leader They alao taav« to make or- ,:00 Qary Olrard 7:18 Now 2 Valoea to 7.00 forming Arts at Springfield Col­ Bach service—Army, Air can’t sympathise,’’ because he meeting tor final approval. AFLOO. Mike Mansfield esUed tt “an 7:80 David Brtiikln iomieely with Ntiwbu iy ’a lege. Force and Navy and Marine longamentB for committees’ WINT—in . 7:10 New. of the Wortd' feU the road crew did a fine O**® reason for the rise in Road crew employes voted to over-large estsbUshinent” and i;00 N ew . Marine le now neeoiteted Now tJS9i BUBard has exhlbtted In morn (Jorps—has Its own leglalatlve traveling abroad, deal with 40 i:16 SpeiJi Dp - 7:80 J o t OarMtlola ns now fo r Job "under the circumstances.” premiums is that the National unionize April, and since CHINO added in am Interview: 8:06 Pop Concert than 80 riiown tram Maaaachu- organlaaUon, but they work un- or 00 congrtttttoMil Invettiga 1:00 N ew . N iih tb ert ’The three selectmen voted Rating Bureau has upped that time neither side has gotten SLACKS “It appears to me that admi­ 1:16 Speak Dp Hartton setts to Norih Dakota, end der the general aupervlsicn df a Ifons a year, aetttt on the t:48 Lowell 'Thotnar News, Weather unanimously to send a letter rates all over New Elngland. anywhere with proposalsc ’The ReW* 7.00 rals and colonels could be used U:U Srorts~ 'ris Final DRESS SHIRTS received a number of prises. veteran Pentagon lawyer,' Jack lengthy deforaw potture hesr- S:56 PhO Rlsnito 11:80 OSar Inda ot tha Day thanking the town crew for do- Another recuson is higher cost last fact-finding session lasted to better purpoae and effect, 7:00 The WorM Tonish, One Lot L. Stempler, aoelatant to the to«B heU each year fay the :80 Frank Olfford ing such an outstanding Job of of Workmen’s Oompensation. Now 4.811 T teee Inohids awards or q>eclBl nine hours and ended with no Ito?. to 7.50 reoagnttten from the A lb rl^ and whUe I peraoeudly appteei- aecretary o t defense for leghda- House and Senate Armed Serv- 7:80 SiMak Dp Sporu BTien you siw maUng cran­ CAPITOL EQUIPMNT snow removal, and also a sim- Selectmen also discussed progress whatsoever. ate tha great aselstanoe which 1:00 News KnoK Gallery, Butfato; Sinrlng- tive affairs. tees Commlltses, and pnpare 7:10 Spertc Dp Sporu berry aouoe be sure to sUm the ] Now 3 .3 9 tteld Alt Lae«ue Reglm l and they have rendered I think the ’The average number of per- tetttorwny and provide home- 6:80 Speak Dp Bartfort team firam (b e top a fte r ooofc- W W A IN n . — T E L . (^ T O 5 S NYLON aame amount of assistance 1:80 Barry Faiber Netiattal Ebchlbltians; and Great­ eons working on legislative ac- work .material (or defense otfl- 3:16 Sign Off &«- Woman Hurt in South Windsor Crash 3 for 10410 JACKETS (x>uld be accom plished w ith few ­ , er FaU River Art Aeaoelatton tlvlUee, according to the Penta- cteM < *»*« ocngresttloBn, IM s oar, ifeiven by WilUam up on the guard rail. A pas­ Memorial Hospital with a head er peraoniul.'” Row. 25.00. Now 1 4 .| B Bh^bitten. gon’a appropriation requests for oommtttoela J. P eaee o t Hartford, was in- senger from it woe taken ito laoeraiUon. Her condition is re­ TURTLENECK Defense offlolals eay the Mg A Pentagon ofQN (A P )- A Ston- weight of such a diaciplined leg- coordination, oongreaatonal tai- say, thte was more common In Robert R. KtintJak of 218 furthier consider Krinjak’s pro­ Dr. Rtoe was aj^oedoted with Reg. 6.00. Now 4 .1 9 Reg. 45.00. Now 2 0 jB 8 Inghon youth wan arrested ialatlve effort might tip the quirtes, aupervlson, planning Bcnooi BL. proposed saac ngnt posal. Pratt and WHUtney Abroraft Di- Ttnirsday on cUugen of Isreeny, scales In favor of the mllltary’a and coordinttl(», analyalB and the {MSt. And, saya ana Official, "When vdedion of United Atroraft Oorpo- MANY OTHER ITEMS O O: R ^ '■TLY REDUCED btenMng and entering, po— g position In a Senate or House digests, travel, records and a special ftahing area be built a aervi(3e tries an end run”—to raitUon. He received his under- Mian of .buigiBr took) and tamp- debate. serviceE and cmgreaaional In­ on the east bank of Globe OF WOMENS SHOES try to get around an official de­ graduate degree fnom VilLano- eslng with a mUlDr velAide, po- On the contrary, aald a Penta­ formation centers. Dr. Rice Joins cision—“it Is done at a much H ollow R eservoir fo r towfn va University, and his master’s Uee said. gon officer, “We’re always To operate the Information higher level, subtly, maybe at a youngsters and eMetly. . and Ph.D. in mechanics, from and Held on 41,000 bond eilber two being puahe(l Into a (»m ar by centers, the servl(to8 have ob­ REDUCED TO dinner party.” His proposal, backed ig> with Institute Staff RPI. breaks Wednesday (Sgtlt at a the Fulbrlghts and othera.” tained scarce space in both the a m ap o t the SOO-toot A o r e area Dr. Joseph S. Rtoe, 21 Undon botary and service riotton woe A <»ngreaalonal aource n o t- Senate and House office build- 99 and a piximise by 18 men to He is a memiber of n 'Tau PI., has been oppotobed aoeiBt- Sigma and Sigma XI, end also Rotieit V. Betselsir, 19. mally senslUve to military prea- ing,. The Veterans Adminlstra- Tnunan Button Rgre help prepere it, was weS rscetv- WINTER BOOTS *5” A im etrrenbed and charged sure or Inroads said, “I don’t (g the only other executive WASHtNGTON — One of the *%incoln~Mercury Leads The Way! ant profeascr of 'mechentos at betongis to a number of profes­ GLENNErS M EN’S SHOP— COR. M A IN and BIRCH STS. ed b y ttae A dviaory RecreoUen with temiwrhfg with a motor thttc senators regard them in agency to have quarters on both rorett campaign buttons te a v ttie EkiBt WindBor Center of sional aasDctOtions. and Park Oommtasion. vehicle was Edward lindberg, the M” '»i sense as lobbyteU but gidea of the Capitol. 1948 pin ttxmliig (he faoea of The area would he almost op­ 19, of Hawootuck. Ha was re- really Just aa members of the The military kaforaintton omi- Harry B. Truman and Alben W. posite the liaaclMBter Oountry tesaad without potting bond, po- aervlces helping with the mafl.” ten. ore staffed by 80 emplayes, Barkley. ’Ihe ofttctal button has CM ) on the reservoir and elbout koe said. If a congressman or senator primarily to deal with Inqulites acid for as nuMb as $96. 400 feet in book o t Ifae Rtefaard Mlartin School on Dartmouth Rd. KikiJak suggested a poUi be mode through Uie woods from behind the miboct to the shore area. THE “LITTLE PROFIT” DEALER GIVES A 'The 18 men involved would clear the brush away under town supervlelOo, set up picnic tables, post pniper signs and do ON ALL SELECT USED CADS other work involved, Krtndak 100% GUARANTEE said. ’The area has shallow water in front of it which would make it safer for yoisiger children. M r. % ’The water closer to the npill- NO FREE GIFTS--NO GIMMICKS L it t le way Into Globe Hollow Pool is much deeper and would be Brand avoided, he said. P r o f it The Manchester Lumber Oo. New has agreed to donate old lumber $ 1 9 8 8 - 0 0 » Cougar Hardtop to the effort. Park Director P T O ^ I ^ M M M M STOCK The Manchesttr New Car Dealers Ernest J. ’Tureck said laat 1969 night his department would help Invife YOU and YOUR FAMILY out when needed, but he added DISCOUNTS hlg men are being overloaded to this GALA CELEBRATION with special projects now. "W e’ve got to get something If George had needed a new car he would hove come to the like this in town," Krinjak said. ■ 1| ■ I Your PONTIAC Duolw "It should be something with­ Yew WnCK Dtokr out the pollution of Center LITTLE PROFIT DEALER.' MNimiEBUlOK 878PAUL Mote Mt.DODRE Mancbcater PCMiTIAO 818-9991 Springs Pond." SU M ain Manriwater COUGAR Problems involved with Krin- S49-0aetiat., 949-1871 Jak’s proposal were discussed. Your OLDSMOIILE DmIot First of all, the commission­ I . Yow CHEVROLCT DmIw ers said the land is controlled 66 Ford Gtry. Squire 64 Ford Galaxie 500 60 Ford Falcon 67 Ghovrolot Bol Air 64 Pontiac Tompost MANCHESTERaUver La. at HtM. Bd., MOTORS Menclwater by the Town Water Department 59 Studobakor Auto., 8 Cyl., P.S., Conv. Auto., V-8, P.S., 4-Dr. Standard Shift, station Wagon. Auto., 2-Dr. Auto., 6 Cyl., OAffTER CHEVROLET •48-1811 which has been against any use 1999 M ain S t , M aacbeator 9494019 Radio, W-S-W. Radio, W-S-W. Cyl., Radio, W-S-W. Good Running Condition. '■ at all of the town water sup­ 6 8 Cyl., P.S., Radio, W-S-W. P.S., Radio, W-S-W. Only At Big C&S Only A t Big C&S Excellent Condition. Only At Big C&S Only At Big C&S Only At Big C&S Delivered plies, for health reasons. Your CHRYSLER-DODGE Your PLYMOUTH DMl«r $ 2699.00 Also, complaints about the Only At Big C&S ...... OO $ 7 9 5 0 0 Doutor area may come from Dart­ $ 2 9 $ o BMaiehestor t , ToUand Tpke., Plymoutk Talcottvtlle *1895** *495 88 mouth Rd. residents and Martin *1795** 8tS-S7M 89 OaklandOHORCHES t, Bfanoheater MOTORS 948-2791 School officials, they said. 8 "There will be no polluotln.” Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Deakr Krinjak said, adding that the Your L1HCOLN.MERCURY patrolling done of the reservoir Your RIAA/NMJER Dwedar Washington's Birthday now could Just continue with 67 Ford Fairlane 57 Ford Ranchero 68 Ford Torino 62 Cadillac DeVille new rule.s allowing limited fish­ 60 Chrysler Newport 63 Oldsmobilo F-OS DEOniMEIl MOTORS MlMORIARI^OTHERS ftenter Mt.. Manchester eif-81M 2-Dr. Coupe. Auto., ing. Also, he said kids and the Pick-up. Standard Shift, 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto., 8 Cyl., 4-Dr. Full Power. 2-Dr. Auto., V-8, P.S. 2-Dr. H^tp. Auto., 8 Cyl., 988 B road Man((heater iU-dlto 6 Cyl., Radio, W-S-W. 6 Cyl. Good Running P.S., Radio, W-S-W. Good Running Condition. at, Special! elderly would Just want to fish Good Running Condition. P.S., Bucket'Seats, Console. Only At Big C&S ■and not leave a mess there. Condition. Only A t Big C&S Only A t Big C&S Only At Big C&S Only At Big C&S Your FORD Duulur David Odegard, member of Only At Big C&S BLENDER With the purchase of any new car, or a "Safa the T o ^ Board of Dlrectars, OO OO 3 1 9 ^ 0 0 8 I 9 9 OO $ 2 9 0 0 • 6 macm ford was at the meeting and he said, 1195 *1995 *395 919 Main Mt, Monoheator 849-9148 Buy" Used Car ($500.00 or more)—Choose "The big problem with this is POUROID one of the following: Little Profit Dealer to get someone to say yes or Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer Little Profit Dealer no.” Odegard suggested the Ice CAMERA ir Iona Blender $44.95 Value! House Pond on the west side of See One Of These Dealers a «• »»*** S. Main St. from Globe Hollow 66 Ford Gusloin 500 67 Ford Custom 61 Ghovrolot Corvair 07 Cadillac 58 Buick 4-br. Auto., 6 Cyl., 66 Yolks. Faslbaek Reservoir is called a "holding 2-Dr. Auto., 8 Cyl., 2-Dr. Auto., 6 Cyl. Coupe DeVille. Full Power, 2-Dr. Coupe. Auto,, 8 Cyl., i ir Polaroid Camera $55.95 Value! reservoir" and health officials Radio, W-S-W. P.S., W-S-W. Good Running Condition. A ir Cond. P.S., Radio. 4-Speed, Radio, W-S-W. For The Best Value You are more willing to consider Only At Big C&S Only A t Big C&S Only A t Big C&S Only At Big C&S Good Running (Condition. Only At Big C&S j fishing on that kind of water Only A t Big C&S Have Ever SeenI 4 body. Its water does not go di­ 0

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STAR OAXER!*0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAGE TWBNTY-ITVI -By C LA Y R POLLAN------UltA vJur.ii Your Doily Activity Guid« StPT Attorning fo tho Stars. David Okrant ■ A « I*. oa.32 Jaidce ObudKEWSU To develop message for Saturday, ■dUor Senior BdHor 3283^-541^ llaiejr Junm rtod words correspor>dmg to nunr>ber$ 388082-8?<5 Robert Blefler Feature Bdltor j f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO Sporta Editor AIR. JO I Cony 31 You're 61 Colnems O a . 23 ig h c h o o l o r l d 3 Moke 32 You 62Wotchtd T H E H S W viirKi NOV. 21 ^ 2- M i-a 3 You 33 Should 63 Ingerruity 4 Some 34 Jleolousy 64 Ar>d 6-11-12-20/ ^S3-67-«9 5 0 ^ 35 To 65 PotierKe 29-4a.80.ar VOIa. X X ^ Nft, 18______FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Fsealty GIMINI 6 Con 36 Abounds 66 Irs WAV Jl 7 An 37 Sure 67 Confidential SAGITTARIUS 8 l^fitoble 38 Don’t 66 Secret Si?.'37-'-52-7V-86 n Be 41 Focc 71 Con 13-16-17-23/ Four MHS Seniors 12 Conflict 42 Enthusiosm 72 Poise 27-6688 Vja CANcn 13 A 43 Aims 73 Renx)ve CARRICORN Let’s Hear It for The Cheerleaders! JU«JI 14 Tricky 44 Of 74 Assistonce ISPIon 45 Must 75 From "S ” ^ Pretend It’S the nlglit of a 16 Rodiont 46 Your 76 Arr JAN 19 Named As Finalists 17 Ronnonce 47 Be 77 Obstocles basketball game and }rou’Ta Juot c?\3A2MM0 16 Strive 48 Whotever 70 A 41-48-51-55^ Four IIHS aenioia, Iforcy man I on bevel I, end Honan stepped into Clarke Arana. You B/46-4M0 19 For 49 Plormed 79 Con 61-70-72 ^ Juian, BartMuna Lundberg, Docto SVanch U toratm n. ’ know that the Indiana eta play­ u o 20 Between 50 Moves 80 And AQUARIUS 21 Use 51 Hoppens 8 r Others XOtehaU, and Doug Paatel have Doug takes ooUoge level B ^ - ing their last game of tho JUIVJJ JAN 20 22 The 52 You 62 And advanoed to flnaliat ataading In Uah, ICaith 6, Honona Oennan season, but the Ueachera are ^ AUG JJ 23 Could 53 Inrtportont 83 Importont 24 Thir>gs 54 Get 84 Young tha Natlanai Merit Scbolarafaip m , Honore Phyalos, and Honota empty, except tor a few par­ 25 Urtder- ;55Wjth ' 65 Ambitious 4-14-25-30,' Qualttylng Program. U.8. Hlatcry. Doug is a member ents and a handful of litUo Udo. S/71-73-77 26 Of • 56 In 86 Accomplish 45-5782 VIRGO 27 Bloom 57 Be 87A4oke Risen Thaoe atudanls, w)w liave.pre- of die NatSofaU konor Society, There’s no noise, no ohaaia, 28 AAoy 58 Good AUG 23 88 Person FEB 19 vkaady aittalned Rtanding as Boya Leadeia, Hound TiaUe and no spirit, no nothing. The team 29 Your 59 Your 89 Mon la aluggiah, and the soars is f Yj SEAT 23 . 30 Currents 60 Spirits 90 Money WAR. 20 aetnl • flnaUsts, raoently com - Ckarent Attataw Ohib. He to ,3-28-54-74 ptetad Semi-FlnaUst Infotmatlan preetdent of AFS, and vice {Vea- bad news. " I f only MHB had ^^^Good ( a ) Adverse 1- 5- 7-1,, 75-7^8388 [ 2 u ; 15-3587-90'^ F ortm. and oonOtined their high Ident of the Studmt OounoU. some cheerieaders!" National Mertt SobolanMp Qtial- Paige Adama ’76 But Manchester High does tcying Teat Sooraa by an equally have cheerieaders, and It to high peeformanoe on Um Soho- 8ENIOB SLBBP-IN they who prevent the ahovs htoUo Aptitude Teat (SAT) to from happening. Soviet Defense Spending geln their preaent standing. ’Iha scen e: MHB Arenai, Being a cheerieader means They wUl com pete am ong 16,666 With Sleeping bags, food, pil­ being a unique person and Said Nearly Double NATO’s flneMets for 1,660 National Merit lows, and Bleeping beauties Nancy PhflUps, captain. Sue $1,000 Sohotarahipe 'and 1,800 scattered throughout. Primus, Jeanne Post, Patty LONDON (AP) — TUe British Middto Elast." sponsored Mtoit SchotoraMpa re- The time: ’Tonight, Febru­ Badger, Karen Btosell, Jon Bon­ govenment said todby tliat the The government reaffirmed nawable for up to tour years of ary 21. ham, Bev Miller, ChartsM Won Soviet Bk)c naUom are spending BrUaln’s auppoit of NATO end college atudy. The event: A bombing ah«l- negren, Brenda Mattarell, and pn^xjrtianately nearly twice a* announced that the nation’s de­ Schniaiahtp wtimera wUl be ter during a raldT No! ’Ihe Chthy HeUer are aU good much on detaiae aa the nattona fense spendiiig for fiscal 19g»-7D oanounoed on April M. Senior 8Ieap-In! I cheerieaders. Anybody can yMI of the North Ariantlc ITeaty Or- will total $5.8 blilicn, a decreaae MSrey la presently taking AP The daaa of ’66 has plan­ and do cattwhesto, but tt tahss Ingenuity and a vlvaelouo per­ ganiaation. o f $12 miOian under the 1808-88 HlngUah and moth, Honora C3ia- ned its first official activity, sonality to Instill spirit and bi a adilte pe^mt on defenee budget. mlstry and French Literature n . the "Senior Sleep-In’’ at the policy presented to Partlainent, The white paper noted ttiR MHB A rm a. A aenior sporta pride in a school and its teams. Art IV aitd Ckafta m . She is Because the girts are all osRi- the government alao natd that Britain atm maintains troops in iBSIture editor fo r the High dance, featuring ttab ‘Ameri­ iors and their time at MHS to the Soviet lAilan has escpEinded som e 80 countries ttiroughout School Worid, a mamher of the can Blues Etxohange’ will be reacing an nd, they have triad Ha military hui^et six per the world, although it ia contin­ Notional Honor Soototy, Cuirent held from 7:86 to 11 in the cent, and Soviet scientifle uing to puH out o f llaleQMia end Arma. After the dance aenior to make the "Squad of a Aflalrs dub, and AFS. unit that will be remembered spending—tedudiiig defense Singapore, and the withdrawal girls will remain in the Bazhara oorriaa a progiam tor its originality and ablltty- projecta—has Jumped U per of its 7,000-man force fiem the Arena tor a slumber party. cen t vdilrii htchidaa AP En$dtah and Monday and Thursday aftar- Fersian Oulf iRKtentatively set Wastam dvUlsatian, and French Breakfast will be served in The gDvesnmient said Sorviet for 1871. the morning from 7-9 tor boOi noens are spent perfeettagpT**' Utarature n and otiemlatry, mlds, reindeers, cartwhsMs, leaders have given no indloatton By Aprti, Britain wULteve cut both on level otta. aenior boys and girls. they would go to war to gain po­ Parents will be notified if coUeglates and spltts. Ha militBry and civlUaii -jmm- Bartiara Is a membar of the litical objectives in Weetom or their daughters who signed They have continued the tra­ power in Southeast Asia hy CONTINENTAL MARK III National Honor Soclaty and of Southern Burepe, but Use poeai- up for the "Bleep-ln’’ do not ditions of Spirit Week, Rad and m ore than 88,000 sin ce 1807. th e Current A ffaire riid>. hill^ of further Chechoslovak- report by 11 :S0 p.m . An ade­ White Day, and making waeUy The report said 246,000 men Doito MMioImB to a memiber iHyie Invaatona could poee new are currently Stationed tat the of Sock and Bushin, the Na­ quate number of female announcements, but they also dangers Buropean stahiiity United Kingdom, 60,000 to e in chaperones have been provid­ have added creative and novel and wotM peace. tional Honor Society, end Round ed for this event to Oortinental Burope, 17,000 In TaMe. Her oouraen haduda: ideas. Janice, ’88 Ftor the aocoer team , tbs gfzto The flve-m lliioa-inan Firmed the Mediterranean and Near BnglM i U , Math IV , and Oac^ fotrees of Comm uniat EJaabem Bast, 81,600 In th e M iAa^ and tied an orange for each playsr to the tree cutoide the toctoto Europe are equipped wMh weap­ Ear Elast and 37,000 in other ons which "apan the whole areas of the worid. mom. SVo: tbs lloathaE taam, they plaood noton of enootirps- range of modem technology,” The government aeid the coat the document said, and the dan­ mmt In ocbool VxdDRtia lltoy of maintaining the Britain’s con­ also decorated Coach Wlgghi’a gers which may"ariae from the tribution to the NATO nuoiear Soviet military buildup "are in- office and tiw gym for tba foB strike force during the neoct fis­ spotts pep rally.. tensMIed by the political instar cal year win be about $l4t ndh Wiity in Elasiem Ehnepe end the lion. The aenior aqusd atoo oonr jdetdy decorated lbs tartar room ikiring tootbsil and taa- It’s AH Over! Watdhing their last basketball game at Manches­ negren, Brenda Matterelli, Captain Nancy Phillips, J^nne Poet, tetbaB aesoona and hou^ Continental is more than ter High is the all-senior varsity cheerleading squad. From left Cathy Heller, Jan Bonham, and Bev Miller. (Herald photo by grinders fo r baahaths ll mstn- bera to enjoy on the hue lids to right the girls are Karen Bissell, Patt^ Badger, Charlene Wen- Pinto) tkoniA. To buy matooial to make tbs SENIORS -I red and whtto JumpervMtta Ibsy F I waor on tbe day of a gasns, tbs Choose Your Seniors’ Last Home Game G irts Take By-li!ne ’69 I glris h ^ tw o tasios aalea, rihtab ratoed over $70. America’s most distinguished car. Senior occ^pUncea keep com­ Seven Wins AM in the obeerieig depart­ FUTURE CAREER ing in! The fotlcwing seniors ment, they have adaiAnd two Gives MHS Basketball Win have been acoepted at ccllegea; college Mieaca, "Hr-td* Toddy" On Court Julie AnnuUi, Unlveralty of Cen- and "Ah, Beep, Bewp^’ for Ma»- ’The lights went out at Clarke apiece to the Indian cause. Oon- went down again, and Whltey necUcut, Stem; Kate Becker, efaeatar H g b . The "SaiSor Arena for the last time this year aid’s Ug gunner Bob Nelson Jenkins received an elbow in the "It’s the greatest team tiiat University of Connecticut, Uni- Cheer" waa praposwl aa a HARTFORD* HOSPITAL It’s America’s most distinguished two cars. Dor chaster aa the Manchester Indians’ pull- was high man with 28 potnita. nose as he tried to battle under- ever hdt MHS.’’, boaata Jeon vwraity of Vermont, Burlington, special dieer to metriben of tha ~ a s a n ed down the curtain on the 1969 neath the baskets. MJcAdam, captain o f the girls’ V t.; ’Tina Blake, Wagner Col- E ctoas o f ’68.' Legion of Honor home season in fine fashion, by Munch, munch, munch, New Typical of the overpowering varefty hasketball team. Her lege, Staten Island, N.Y.; Janice Slumber partiea, totaling and defeating Bristol Bastem, 93- Britain had their lunch! size was John QuagUa’s quick atatement is well booked by the Bonham, Stevens Ctollege, Col- ooloitag on a bua trip, OslSBg X-RAY TECHNOLOCIST 76. fact that the team beat tough umbia, Missouri; Julie Crandall, Although St’a usually hard to The New Britain Hurricanes pass-off; As he went up for a off of a pyramid, toMShing an Wanted! It was the laat home appear­ SufOeld High 24-23, for the first SMstem Connecticut State Col- MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT name one epecittc attribute to Name: Jean Dorchester had little trouble eating up the shot he spotted two 6’ 7" mon­ hard you oan^t r a ^ as» ance for seniors Bob Herdic and time in ten yeera. lege, WilMmantlc. announoement, and gtvtog the popularity, wttii ’Tonu Kuusik Crime: Being Just too nlce Manchester Hoopsters as they sters blocking his way. Dave Ware, co-captains; Steve To date the vaiMty team hum Dorchester, Unlvewlty of Oreat Pumpkin Hsndabsta on LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE It’a very easy, ’to n y ia Just an and too smart!!! presented the Indians with a 78- Bob Kieman was high scorer Raacher, Chuck May, Bob Kier- had one game and tw ecri^ ConnecUcid^ Betii Ferris, Cham- Hallowoen Day round cut a Description: 5’6’’, with spark­ 53 whomplng. canning 26 points. Doug Hansen all-around good guy- nan, John Quaglia Doug Han­ magm ‘nie teyn, otitrtiines ^ berlayne 7 r. CoUege, Boston, cheerteader’a b «y achedtSa, SURGICAL TECHNICIAN Whetlier It’S on the aoncer ling brown eyes, long brown Last Monday night’s defeat was the only other Indian to hit sen, and Whltey Jenkins. knocked the Red and White out double figures with 16 points. boys’ basketball teem™ by gisin- j g a n d r a Fredeclckson, But whs* to o n MHB Cbsor- flMd, in the band, on the boakiet- hair, and a laughing happy Although the lead changed of the tournaments, but the Man­ All-9tater, Nate Vinsons was ing a 7-2 necerd. leaderT — Dormitories Available — ball court, in the claasroom, or fac^- University of Connecticut; Jo­ hands numerous times during chester team has been tough all high for the Hurricanes with 24 ’The team took on B.O. Smith anne Out, Western Connecticut She's all the aixyvs ssta a — Varjonsr Stipends — juat any old pktos. Tony, amile ^ on Monday Feb. 17 and defeat­ very intelligent person! points. State C(Aege, Danbury; Debbl lltUe more. luid Bcnae of humor wW make ed that school 25-19l The J.V. Jerry Ksfona 10 For Further Information Contact: When last seen at Manchester nated the ball game, proving continuous hustle and determlna- Jerry Kahn, Unlveratty of Connecticut; you raapaot Mm. TMs year Tony they wanted victory and a third team was oiaa vicmnous Bjie«ior laedn. Western Connect- ^ to takfog BngSadi, trigonom etry High School she was taking against Smith, taking ibelr Florence Wineze— 524-2248 Honors Latin IV ; level I US — place spot In CCIL standings. Britain players, aver­ Bus students aire reminded to C (leivel 1) and pliyalca, German Bob Kieman and Dave Ware m atch 16-6.w The J.V.’record now ®a*e ^Uege, Swtbem Northfleld, V t.; Csita lAttie, Ihil- Educational Recruiter History, Biology and Bng- aging 6’6", stuffed Indian shots carry their bus tickete with nsofticut State CoUege, New ' ni, etYd US Htotory (bononi). n, turned in their best one-two stands cut 4-8. ’The girl hoopsteni versity of Connecticut; CoSn llsh, and ChHd Development. „ " r them. Haven. Hartford Hospital He to « mieiniber o f the vandty have only one game remaining Haroeau, Central Oonnetaicut Jean has won the National <=®'*^** ®"*y 25 per 80 Seymour Street . aoooet' aquBd, Tkaek and FMd, ting their own individual highs, on their schedule, in which they Dale KoweU, University of Merit Scholarship Certificate of cent from the floor. State Ctrilege, New Britain; Hartford, Ck>nnecticut and ijtie Nationat Honor Sookety. with Kieman pumping in 31 and NO "W OBLD” will again meet SuffieM. New Mexico; Laurie Lambert, Jean McAdam, Eastotn Con­ Merit, and she is both a semi­ Under the boards, the action He belongs to Boy Scouts, Ware canning 26. Doug Hansen Mias Rebecca Bennett, the Champlain Jr. CoUege, Burling- necticut State CoUege, CoUege of finalist, Is a member of the was fierce as Manchester play­ Because of the winter va­ varsity coach, feels that the ton, Vt., Becker Jr. CoUege, Dcuice Band, and the Oonneoti- Natlon;i Honor Society, and Is Brian Maher spilt 26 cation, there will be no Steubenville, Steubenville, Ohio; cut Bstanian Youth Society. points between them. ers were constantly ducking varsity team heus a chance to Worcester, Mass.; Northampton Douglas McClain, Oeorgta^lmti- a Connecticut Scholar. elbows. Dave Wcure and Bob "World” Issue next Friday. end the eeeaon with a 8-2 re- Commercial CoUege, Northomp- ’Tony is e^Motally inteneabed Miss Dorchester is also a Offense was the name of the Our next Issue will appear tute of Technteogy, Atlanta, game, as the Red .and White Herdic went down together as cord if they again succeed In ton. Mass.; Sheri Levine, Unl- Al/ Tours Personally Escorted From in music. He says, "Thto relax- very special person with very on M arch 7. QaonplB. turned hi their moat fruitful the result of a New Britain defeetkig Suffield. versity of Ccnnectlcut; Stephen Debra McComb, University of Willimaniic, Manchester and Hartford ea me and moJoea m e forget special preferences and opln- offensive charge. Herdic also Nancy Mocomber '76 Lewkowicz, Norwich University, about my daily probtoma" ^ Ha Among her likes are tn- production of the season, with Connecticut, Keene State Col­ 93 points. bellevea that everyone taiould• - eluded friendly and sincere peo­ lege, Keene, N.H.; Bev Milter, From the charity stripe, the CoUege of Steubenville, Steuben- work hard and take events hi ple, St. Bernard pups, tigers, Indiana hit on a near perfect 29 vlUe, Ohio; Southern Connecticut 'stride. He plans to go to ooUege Johnny Rivers albums,______the ocean during storms, the color 26. for 81 per cent, State CoUege; Seth Mosler, Uni­ DANIELS and to visit Gtormany during the orange, Montana, Oaseboes, versity of Connecticut; Maijorie summer of 1870. Although it was Valentine’s Pella, University of Connecticut; Most important to TVaiy to Ughthouses, and Jogging! She TRAVEL AGENCY dislikes snobs, mayonnaise, Day, the Manchester High Bos-’ Sylvia Pella, Keene State Col- having friends, keeping tradt- Presents spiders and Kraft recipes. Jean ketbaUers received no love from IgfSL tion, end geeting ahead in hfe. Is against the war In Vietnam Oonard High, as the much Sanoy Phillips, Unlretslty of lit , He admires people who are smaller Indian team was handed FLORIDA T0i v w U n R ~ n.furn,’® “*>'*■ March“*'*"** 15lh and against prejudice. Oonneoticut; Harold Sandtoau neat, active, horteat, and self- on 84 - 56 loss. Unlveisity of Connecticut; Itai- An •xeifing two*w««k four covering bofh fh» Jean believes that "you get reliant. out of life__ „as _____ much „„as you Coach Jim Morlerty and his venity of Maryland, OoUsge E«if and Waif Ceatfs of Florida. Viiitlnq: Capa Tony has worked at NQrmw’s .. jj, happlneas, team suffered another loss as 2 Kannady, Marinatand, Miami Baach, Kay Waif, Park, Maryland; Meredu Sf. Auguifina, Cypraii Gardani, Annheuier*6uich Inc._ and at McDonald’s, snHand has a sinceilty, and her sense of the fast-moving Junior guard, Schardt, Bradford Jr. CoUege, Gardani and many mora aicifing poinfi. In- learned that efficiency, quick­ humor, she has contributed Im- Ken Tedford received a badly HaverhUl, Mass.; Lasell Jr. cludai: Dalux# hofati, franiporfation via daluia ness, and dexterity are tbe beta measqrably to MHS. She thinks sprained ankle and will be loet OoUege, Aubenidale, Mseat; mofereoaeh, all admiiiioni and many axtcai. waya to get ahead hi anything that other FHS students should to the Red and White for the Janette Veepes, Oential Con- Partonally Fieortad, Per Penon LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FOR 1%9 Twin Occup. you plan to do. be careful not to get so sophis­ remainder of the season. Ted­ necticut State CMtoge; John ONLY A FEW MORE RESERVATIONS Tony believes that tbe present ford was literally nm over by Waleh, Oentrta Connecticut a v a il a b l e . ticated that they forget what unrest hi thto country to neces­ friendliness is. tbe Oonard player he was State College; Bob Waasetman. sary ibeoause it might bring Probable location: Jean may guarding, and l^y sprawled on Manchester Oommuntty Col­ N,Y. FLOWER SHOW— 1 Day, Sat.i March I about necessary chaises of an­ be found at Polk Oub, In NH8 the floor to severe pahi for lege; Stuart Wolf, Colby Col­ Viiiflng 52nd annual Infarnafional Flowtr Show in tiquated policies. The United atudy haUs, or at Latin CAub sevenal minutes before being lege, WatervUle. Maine. Oon- Naw York. Includei: Traniporfaflon, admisiioni States must stay in Vlebsun to where she is a secretary. She helped off. gratukations Seniors! and a dalieieui dtnnar af Patricia Murphy'i Candle­ stop the spread of Communism may also be found at home at Mancheeter struggled through­ Jan '88 light Rtifauranf. ’Tony's most unforgetaMe ex­ M Harlan Street with her par­ out the contest to close a IS Per Perion perience was beating Wethers- ents Mr. and Mrs. John Dor­ point gap, but Oonard, who had •'*1 Meld, the state chamfM, 2 to 1 chester. (Miss Dordieeter may Jumped to an early 16-1 lead, MANY EXCITING WEEKEND AND VACATION See them both during our Washington's last season. also be "discovered on an pulled away in the last quarter Volunteers TOURS SCHEDULED FOR 1969 Birthday Open House— Feb. 17 thru 22. Someday, Tony wants to be a African Safari, peacefully as the Hoopsters’ ofoense cnly member of the US Olympic watnhlng tigers.) conneoted on two baskets. Jtvn will b* viilting W«ihington, D.C., Penn-Dujcli Counlry, Wil- The big West Hartford team Help Elders Team. Bo, unless you plan to be Jean is always armed with llamtburg, Quibae, California, Barmuda, Alaska, Ireland, Scotland, controlled both the offensive end England and Walat PLUS many olliar inlarailihg placet. in Munich In 1973, It’s easier to Jokes and laughter and she muit "Operation Snowihovel.’’ find Tony in his home at 76 be considered extremely defontive action, taking 78 shots and making 88 for a hot 46 per Does it sound to you Uke an ex­ Write or Phone for Brochures Lennox St. dangerous because her Joy of pedition to tbe Arctic Circle? n Oky, '69 life to very contagious. cent. Manchester’s five could WeU, tlito to a town p ibjsct For Further Information & Reservations Apply A $5,666,066 reward 1 sbelng see the hoop for only 46 shots, putting in a m eager 14, tor Si headed by Mayor Nathan Agos- offered for her capture by Crab­ tlnelU to aide the Senior CItlasna by Appleton and Scrooge. per cent. A sesroe 36 rebounds were all of Monebetaer. Started Jiita I Guidance Notes | Janice '09 Daniels Travel A?.incy the Indians could come up with: reoentiy, the project involves they wish to elect next year. only tax of them, at the offen­ students from both MHS and 35 Barry Road, Manchester, Conn. Tel. 646-3012 AppUcsticn forms for the Mancheeter ^holarahlp Founda­ At .this time, the Kuder Interest sive basket. East OathoUc High School who tion aoholarshlps are now avail­ Inventory to Interpreted and a Being pressured throughout have volunteered to help oMsr FOLEY TRAVEL BRAND able in the Ouldanoe Office. copy of the reauha given to the ihe oonteta, the Hooprters corn- people with the tasks and riiona 31 lawli Sfr'aat TRAVEL SERV. MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. Completed applications must be student. Sophomores are en- initted 33 fouls and gave the they can’t aasUy do. HarHarrf 27I-IIOO or 112 } IBB 801-815 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER nudled to the toundstion by ooureged to make use of the ball away on 24 turrovers. The number of student volun­ 904 Main Straot teers depends on the demsfid Willimanfic 423-7715 M arch 38, 1868. extensive occupational Utera- Perhaps the cnly bright spot The Quklanoe Office has a ture In the Ouldanoe OfMoe. of the evening was taidian play- Snow Sculpture Proves Frustrating of the community. The mora Ageali for McMahon Tours, Inc., IC C Brokers H M C — J272J copy of m new book, "How to ------maker Chuck May, who played No, this isn’t just a group of MUS’er.*! cavorting people YYho need help, the mora interesting challenge. Their efforts are useless be- students "Operation Snow- Ghum a Loi of MGney in OM- Students who ordered their Ms beet game of the season and in the snow. These students are members of Mrs. ctoaa rings lata toll may pick had 11 points. Bob Klernan sow cau.se the frozen granular will not cling or mold. sh ovel" wUl need. So ta r the toge," wMoh htudento may LaVerne Kelson's A period Art Class. For the third The willing sculptors are now awaiting a warmer read in the office. them up at the Jeweler from Ms 18 point game average drop, studenU reqxmse has been Oounasloni are meeting witti YYhom they were ordered. All only getting 11. Brian Maher and fourth quarter, students will work on sculptur­ day to try again. (Herald photo by Pinto) overwhelming. aophomorse ragardlng courses rings ore on a C.O.D. bests. and Tedford elided eight points ing. Rigtit now, the abundance of snow becomes an Sue Bchetnota '88 O M

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EARL YO ST With Win in Finale M e d ia to r Expansion Players By DEAN YOST oent while W«tlMna«ld . ______made tha DCIL M andb^ _ ^RrMfa • Square Set with Xavier 16 o f 22 fo r 66 per cent mart behind 16-1 Canard See Yon on the Monntain W arm s Up Protecting « late surge Delbmtvaly, lliandMtsr______oon- 14-2 Whuftsm, _ by 'Wethersfield High in trolled die game grabbing num- Itontoees to n t n n See you on the mountain. ’ erous rebounds. fSenmn topped to the Indian fine up nsoit ym r In Bullpen Set to Get Started BfTOM BARRETT mimeroua Jaunia to the charity home bench waa oontrtbuted by Keanis led the Eagle scoring Looking into the future, Ogrod­ the fourth quarter Man­ ^That’s the iongnstanding aign-off line in Bill Sa- Quigley, Tom SulMvan, Sid Row- all reboustdens With 26 graha ar® Ken T ed fosd jB rto ,^ e r e k widely-read and popular Ski Notes column NEW YORK (A P)—^T%ie fledgling San Diego Padres ttxtpa for the looala. ^ th 21 points. Barry tallied his nlk said be expeotued “great chester High, 9-7 in the Steve Rancher pulled In 17, Jim BaJenano, Dennto Walaii, 8 NEW YORK (AP)—Ma­ In • gTMid HiMie per- ley, and Jim Sullivan^ but..the CXnL and 9-9 overall, hold ttmich appears twice weekly in TRie Herald. struggles by apparently circumventing the pension dis­ EV)r six Elagtea it waar their 16 the hard way: Sinking 14 things" from Rowley. Dave Whte had 16 and Doug Dave Hanseit, Cliuek Lankford, jor league baselmll players and Montreal Expos are winning their first basebaN fonnaiiM reminiscent of last appeaihnoe st their Also hitting double figures were 10. Ed FltsgeraM with 23 paced all eral mediator warmed up sponae. Tl»e players are as anx- ^***’** fsderal Brtea Quigley, pen Daly and the aetton. and 18 for 20 ftom the Mne. AppUn’s JV’s. Ths y°yg »► prtM^paUy Vermont, where he (Bruins) are sold out tor the Bob mtiavia. WoIIsdiloger with IS points and Bast Coach Stan Ogrodnlk scorers with Kevin Falls and ICandwBtarbuHt up a stima; Ware wan the only other Ihdi- dians defeated WetfaerstWA 60- Im the bullpen and Commis­ lous to get oterted as we are," ^ magic touch by downing couldn’t have enough praise for r«nU a homestead in the heart season and specs are getting X M t v Tsea >Mt nistxt. A U fh - Bruce Wolteehlager put the Magner with 10. Brian SuHlvan adding 12 and 10 16 - point lesd m h^y to tti sn to doubte digits with 11 66. JWsk Holik g r s ^ 21 re- sioner Bowie Kuhn fidget­ said EMdle Lelahmaiv Son Dtego ^****** *** playeirs prs- the squad. “The second half saw of the sU country. Stratton and their prices even In snowstorms. general manager, after the Pa- *?!” '** P«>posal to be cotv ty i |iaebea cnawd a t l.SOO pack­ vtaKon on the soonboard first The tide began to turn in the points respectlvdy. third quoster wtd pisyad alert pointo. Sole Elagle In double fig- bounds and ed in the dugout. some of the most poised ball Magic Mountain are Ms favorite Tlcketc are simply iinavaU- dree* front office indloatod that ed ■aat'e gym m ttw tacala a mtaita after the opening second haH as Bast waa able East OaMu haU throughout tbs saoend half. ures was Frank DeBatUnta with 20 points. Jim McOse had 16 The players’ assoolatlon, to crack the Xavier defense. we’ve played. R was fthe reault spetB but he has managed to get aUe.’- . . . Tip to Baseball fans; 27 o f the team 's 86 players have o f the proposal w«sre not playad thetr tk m t game alnoe Jumpa w M i. a two pointer. A P F Pta A aixpeieing WethersfMd began 10 pointo. i ' pointo with Dave Wootley ood- wMch rejected the owners’ lat­ With S :27 on the clock, Kennedy of a lot of work and' team ef­ 4 Kennedjr a 7-8 11 on a tint name ^>eaklng basis Boston’s achedule la out and rigned or agreed to terms and _, , . . iMt mauth'a dateat to the aame pair of foul abate by Rich Mhg- a Keana 8 M 31 to hustle end sink numerous Mlancheeter led at aU braahs lecttng 12 pointh.- with many of the Vermont aid Red Sox toUowers who want est pensi belt area through Ms vtslto. good seat locations should or- vote of club repipsentativea, re­ to John Sodia who laid it up mented. 8 Boefaa 8 (M) 8 B training begins Soiturday. “ * * * meeting daUy lattU the dls- gMaa laabag slump that followed. until Kennedy dumped In Ehnto’ 4 ^ M i 1 44 6 pointo at the todtans with only Coach Jim Moriarty said Saoberek Is no Jrtumy-cwme- Uer their tickets now. The ad- quested another baigalning ses­ to put Blast ehebd for the first Individual praises were hi 8 T. auairan 0 34 a sion today tor the purpose of Among those expected are P***® *• wMle, at the re- H ia tem ey-bou n d Elaglea fln- first hoop.' The EMgle offense, 0 04 0 i :80 ramatnlflg- A ciutch baskrt about the game and the year i lately tn the sport of slcUi«. He vanced sale indicates another trying to carefully wmic the ball time. The Falcmis knotted the store for Kearns, “who was i by Bob laesnan and a foul ahot as 'k whole. "Our baakeibaH e uay submitting a counter offer. outfleMer Al Feminz pitch- lanad the n g u la r eeaann, artth score once a few second later S 04 10 can look back on nearly 40 years Sreat year at the gate tor'the er Johnny Podres. Shortetrm Ro- Oondll- around, met wMh atrong opposi­ great with 21 points and IS re­ 0 D a ly 1 0 0 3 by Chuck Mlay enabled IXan- season turned out better than i iSSoher At the players’ behest, federal a 14-5 oeeiaU leoocd while ttie but then started to fall more 1 J. BuHIvan on the slopes, from the days American Leaguers . . . Man- bounds," and Barry "who play­ 0 tetiw la cheater to-protect Its ninth win I had anticipated. If anyone 3 usher mediator Frank Brown sched­ herto Pena has Indicated he’ll f*****?)?” !^ . “ **ij**^ * mest- Ihloons also arrapped thhigs up. tion from the Faloans who man­ and more behUld. before ski tows came Into eotist- cUerter C2iapter of Approved report as soon as he dears „p tafl with both parOes on Mtm- aged several steals. *nie hosts ed remarkably after having a of the neasen. had said we were to flnlah with 4 jOerny uled a meeting with both both poaUng a 11m le -t asoompUah- Fouls were the key In the 108 degree temperature yester­ at Totals 31 8443 76 eaoe and before many of the Baseball Umpires wUl.hoId its visa problems In the Dominican rnant oontlnusd the strategy, how­ Xavier (SI) The first half of ectlon saw nine wins I would have bought ourrent papular New England meeting of the season Mon- parties Monday at Ms New York Ths defoctors had Ihrir own final chapter as three Xavier day.” Ogrodnlk also lauded the many turnovers and sloppy baU It right away. We had a doppy 18 Touia 18 3040 H office. Republic. Vlolocy waa not easily come ever, aiKl found that It paid off starters left the lineup after r ® F Pta WethenltoU bU areas were in operaUen. day night at 7:80 at St. Bridg- reasons. defensive skill of Kennedy, say­ 1 Whtpp 0 (M) 0 control. Shooting was loe odd os bdl game, but our rebound­ <«• _ _ Meanwhile, Kuhn, the game’s The Royals said 38 players ar­ by aai a>lnHtllng Xavier defenw In the outcome. reaching their limit while the 6 Warner „ 1 4-4 8 P During the "off-season,’’ Sach- 6t Hall . . . Look tor more af- "I think they can satUe thtai ing "his p^ormance can’t be 5 Weaetoouch * 3 34 6 Manchester mode 10 of 84 ing reaUy impronned. The team 3 LoPenns new cMef exeemtive, expressed rived in camp Thursday after- stymied ESaat In the tirat half. A h ectic secotM) quarter strug­ Blagles tallied over half of the measured by points." 1 WeHectdaeier 4 B-9 18 1 DIBattMa atek keeps In shape officiating In _ "chool^y basketball LIGHT TURNOUT, LIGHT WORKOUT—New York Mets opening of spring mx)n and about 86 wM h ^ e dispute without me," said Bate- attempts to Wisthersfleld’s six was psyched up too much. Af­ games on the schedule next sea­ distress over the prolonged Im­ Tlie hams omar want ahaad gle m STorida, Mahovlich Sets Red Wing Mark Unranked hut Successful "JAke LaMotta, former world’s where most of the established Those to uniform Thuraday to- **• ’Tya got to play.’’ li60 (M) Boner Derty batting champion who had ’em Correct pronunciation of base­ eluded pfteber Pat Jarvis of Ab ball’s new commissioner, Bowie major leaguers are boycotting NEW YORK (AP) — IJsoombe’s 26-year-old Red and Eric Nesterenko also scored 0dO ( •) BOAO Baokelban: reeling In the aisles with laugh­ lante, shoitetop Gene Alley and DOoaa vs. UU Kuhn, Is B(x>-le Cue-hn . . . Ma- advance spring training camps. Franks Mahovlich cut a Wing mart with a second period tor the Hawks, Bob Wall and ter for 10 mJnutee — and then cat(*er Jerry May of Pitts- (60) BswBsg The ownera proposed last fancy figure in the Detroit tally, helping Detroit move Into Howie Hughes for the Kings. tor the next 20 wishing that he’d 5’*’ weekend to add $200,000 to an third place in the East Defense­ Montreal, which last led the burgh, pUichsra Pete Rlchert ** *' 6160 ( 6) Killy Style Notre Dame Five record book but Chicago’s and Dave Leonard of BalU- “ Abow $8fttX>0. MERCANTILE — Joe VInsko s»t dovp. at the Gold Key Dinner V vX T e’ ^ rS eS ^ s original offer a $1 mlUlon In­ man Paul PopeU’s first period East Dlvliaion race on Jan. 12, 6 d 0 ( 6) OsH Olaado received $280 tor his part in the Bobby Hull upstaged the of 1968 as one of the best ever crease In their pension contribu­ goal and Gordie Howe’s 8«th of climbed two points ahead of the more, aU-star catcher Jerry ' ( 6) Celebrity BflUarda 136, G erry Ctorice 140-362, Franlc program . . . Since the Recrea- Big M with another three- Grote and pitcher Cal Koonoe of Last N ight s Fights 6 d 0 ( 8) r 1 made. Promotion man for the tion, bringing the total to $6.8 the campaign completed the Borton Bruins by topping the Baee ef the Week Blank 140-370, Tony Vann 137- (he New York Mets. Also pitch- UOS ANGELES—Eddie Ctor- ( ) Waaderfd World Aiming for UCLA fii^“ ” w ^ ‘ w m 7 Dro;;: fon;rr mlllon. The players are aalting ring caper. scoring. Maple Leafs on Dick DufTs tm 60 367, Gene Phanauf 1S6-1S1-S06. were moved from the East Side ers John "Blue Mbon” Odenn rta. 187, Downie, Oallf., rton>sd d f GsK UCfonn and Boston Red Sox for a $6.6 m illion package, to In­ MlahovHch aoored Ms 87Ui Goalie Roy Edwards stopped power play goal In the second Kan Montte 143-130-404, John Riec to the Weet Side R ec the goal of the Naiti(H«al Hocloey and Ed Sprague of Oakland, Bobby SedlUo, 1X4, Chino, Caift., ( 6) Wide Woridot first basemcm. Dropo is now a clude a slice of televislcm and 26 shots on the way to Ms fourth period. NEW YORK (AP)—Two trips to New York in one Keane 186-862, E d TVankM' 136, School St. building' has been broadcasting revenue. League season Thursday night, shutout as the Wings pushed Jean Beliveau telUed his 32nd pitcher Cisco Carlos of the Oil- B. Jack L elu n 136, R oy M cGuire successful broker and lives in season is enough for Notre Dame. Now the Irish want without a typewriter. Those in Marblehead, Mass. . . . Am er­ After the player representa­ breaking the Detroit mark for a ahead o f New Y ork by one i>alnt goal for the CanadlenB in the oago WMte Sooc, pitcher Clay MILAN, Daly-^uan Ckrlos 8 IJNDAT 138-874, Met Burbenk 380, Bill lUB ( 8) NBA: Bsltfanore a sei]^ shot at UGLA, and the way they’re going, charge of the programs now ican Basketball Assn, will play tives turned down the offer left wing, as the Red Wings In the standi ngs. Marv Ed­ opening period. Defensemen Carroll of Cincinnati and catch- Duran, l i t , Italy, wan by a dis- Faber 366, J c i » A csto 870, flam ve. OlBoiniisil * they might get it, • ______seiM out theti- publicity an 84-game schedule next sea- Wednesday, John Gaherln, ne­ blanked the Pittsburgh Pen- wards, making his NHL debut Pat' Quinn oountered for the er John Bateman end tofielder- quollfloatkxv,, over Johnny LMtle 372, R ay Woodtortdge 372. . 4d 0 ( 6) Worid Series of T)'.'! unranked Irish, headed releasee In long hand . . . For aon starting Oct. 17 and end- gotiator for the owners, suggest­ guins 8-0. in the Penguins’ nets, cam e up Leafs in the middle session be­ outfielder Bob Bailey of MoM- Pritebstt, 188)4. Orsat Bsttoto, Temda tv >rd one of their finest bas- gunned down Wichita State 120- the uninformed, Mancbeeter is ing April 16 . . . First sched- ed the offer be submitted for a But Hall Mit tor three goals— with 80 aavea. fore drawing a tripping penalty reo^ IB. Duran retained Me Eurape- 6 d 0 ( 6) Aatrojet Oolf keioall seasons, ndled past a M. Arizona upset New Mexico POWDER PUFF — Beverly vrithout a recreation director uied spring training games for vote of the entire association boosting Ms league lead to 41— Hull, who fired 64 goals in that set up DufTs game-winner. "There are some players de- an mMdlswelgtat tide, tough New York U. club 98-88 '^7-76, Wake Forest edged North Lutsm 176, M yrtle Whipple 182, and the longer one Is missing the New York Yankees, New membership. But Marvin Mill­ in the Black Hawks' 6-2 victory 1966-66 fo r the all-ttme season Toroato center Mike Walton feottog,” admitted Marvin DQU- TAUNTON, Maea.-^ in i'toy Thursday night at Madison Carolina State 6249, Arisona Jeanne OJala 181, Norm a Rich ■the more the program will «if- York Mets and Boston Red Sox er, executive director of he as­ over the Los Angeles Kings, 6-2. record, exploded for three missed the game and was aua- er, executive director of the Ma- Ra«KW, 16l>, Honduras^ (dapped Square Garden for their sixth State defeated Wyoming 87-79 460, Jon DlBeUa 466, M ary Gryk (er day by day. But then, do are M arch 6, M arch 8 and sociation, said he didn’t feel 'a The Montreal CanacSens markers in the final period at l>ended by Punch Imlach. Jor League Baseball Players As- Oene Rnbeite, 160, Portland, Ski Notes straight victory and an 18-6 and in the opener of the Garden 114 all three gam es. those In charge of running the March 8 respectively. That’s time-consuming poll of all the edgied Toroato 2-1 in the only Loe Angeles. Tlie Blond Jet hit Center Forbes Kennedy of s(x:taUan. “But I would not call Maine, 6. l a record. doubleheader. Temple crushed town reofly oare? still plenty of time to get all players was Justified, consider­ other game S(Aeduled and from short range on a power PMladdpMa, the NHL pmalty it a stampede. Nor have any of TASCPA, BXa.—TjiIs Rodrl- A week from Saturday Notre Manhattan 98-68. FLORAL — Jeon ArohambouH * • * arms and legs Into shape. Most ing the player repa’ unanimous grabbed sole possession of first play a t the 6 :60 mark, beat leader, also ' was suspended the Important players defected, gues, 166, MUtad Beadi, stopped Dame retiums to New York for Whitmore teamed with Austin 467, Louiae Koom a 466, Dee Short !Stuff major leaguers have told me on rejection. place in the East Dlvlslan tor goeilie Jacquea Caron with a 60- Thursday after an altercation The defections ore a factor, Bobby ’ ’flcngblid’ ’ WHttoms, howver. I wonU deny It." 187, MempMs, Tenn., T. a match against seventh-ranked Carr and Bob Arnsen to bury Bender 467. the spring trail that they could Dtck Moss, (xninsel for the as­ the flnst time since early Jan­ toot slap ahot at 12:49 and with Coach Keith Allen at Mont­ St. Jemn’s and regrardless of the NYU as the trio combined for 69 Pennant Fever has struck get in shape tn two weeks time. sociation, released a statement uary. banged in Stan Mikita’s re­ real Intemational Airport, outcome, the Irish are almost a points. After Carr, a sophomore Boston again, but tMs time It If' the player strike develbpe, Thursday asking for another Mahovlich, zeroing in on Ms bound wltii 26 seconds to play, where the Flyers arrived for a CHURCH — Bill Chapman 374, certainty to get postseason bids flash who missed 11 games with Is about the hocloey team, not we may see if the jdayers are meeting with the owners today. beat finish alnoe 1960-61, when completing the hat trick. Saturday game against the Oa- Howie Holmes 146-870, Gerry to (to NCAA tournament and Injuries, scored 16 of his 26 baseball. Bill Mokray, the ex- right in getting sharp in a In view o f the 24-0 rejectiem of he potted 48 goals, ecUpeed Carl Dennis HuB, Ken Wharram nadiens. GEORGE SEZ— THIS the NTT in the Garden. points to put Notre Dame ahead Chappell 860, Honk Agnew 142- cellent basketl^l Mstorlan who two-week perln for Ellington High, Rham High, Coventry Farrand tossed in 10 points wttfa Vliud Teeh <4S) Kentucky 110-90 five games lat­ utes. Thomas finished with 17 177-176—180, Marion Vogt 177, ary contracts and have not re­ Eastern racers rated Elite A, A teammate John Sloan pufilng No purchase necessary to be eligible to win. Dome In nnd look B F Pta High and M ton High last night with the first two er, but the Irish are 18-2 since pointa. Jean Burnham 474, Doris Kirt- ported to spring training." or B, both men and women, are Struball 8 3 21 down the rebounds. Ray Lan- With Showings over our apedals and leave your name and address in the Generous s named coming out with victories and the other two los­ zano led the loeers with eight then and an optimistic bunch. Drake, still nursing hopes fai lond 464. Brown, regional director of box provided at the store. Winner be notified in one week. e^ieoted to participate. The Oteclde 0 ing. ------?______win pointa. "Maybe on a certain night we the Missouri Valley Conference, the Federal Medlatl(m and Con­ race altemates between Mad Pearson 3 Ellington trimmed Bast Wind­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — There probably Oik 8 BEC JUNIOR LEAGUE could beat U(3LA,’’ center Bob put on the shooting show of the BED —Art Johnson 187 —872, ciliation Service, agreed to step River Glen and Stratton. Last Bariy 1 sor, 74-86, the sixth straight and Whitmore said. "There’s always night, hitting a stunning 67.1 i>er never were so many satisfied race drivers as there are in at the roiiuest of the players. WASHINOTON'S BIRTHDAY year’s winner at Mad River eighth success In the last nine Home Finale Rusaell’a Barber shop snapped Stan JakM 136 —878, B ill Pa­ Totals 43 the Marine Chrps winning that chance." cent from the field. Including SO gan! Jr. 186 —869, Jerry Smith txxlay after a pair of 126-mfle preliminaries to Sunday’s But the government’s Interven- was Alan Watson of Harvard, Bolton (37) starts. Rham toyed with (Coven­ Sporttngan Impressive Marquette, another team wlh of 88 In the final half. Drake led tfon does not represent blttding SPECIALS FOR CAMPERS! F Pta streak, 66-46. Bin Peoples’ 24 884, E lm er Vennart 868, Mike richest stock car event ever run. and the women's winner was W ^ try In winning, 9141, and Vlnal 174 record, Manchester’s a chance for the other NCAA 52-43 at the halt. arbitration, sought by the play­ ’x l ’ Julie Wolcott of Madonna. 3 7 points and Brad Stuerer’s 16 Zwick 866, An Hometto 864. "My car’s flying,’’ said Buddy ~~~ i; ~~~ 12 2 JCuro Tech of Middletown dropped Oommiinlty College will close bid that will go to a Midwest in­ Willie M cCarter sred 27 ers earlier In the week but Hanson Bolton, 43-37. points were enough for Rua- Baker of Chariotte, N.O., eltUng nx.p.h. would be equalled or bet- The New England Kandahar Boeer up shop tonight on the regu­ sell’s. Fred Goiangoa (16), Jim dependent, raised Us record to points for the Bulldogs. turned down by the owners. Challenge Cup was presented Mortensen ELLINGTON — F.l.Ti’ijJii'ng sec­ lar 1068-60 basketball season ELKS — Roger Ricard 180- on the pole in a 1969 Dodge tiered in a race. Ha did it Mm- Baataradw Woods (10) and Scott D WALL HEIGHT 6* Kotslncton ment in Waterbury. Ed Mlkolowsky popped in 24 for 414, BUI Chapman 187-886, Fred tog .day qualifying speed at today to new Speed Weeks Rocoo Lupaochlno annual Men’s and Women’s ant. two oocaMiona. berg-Kandahar race. The race lAjdm of 7 oz. "COLORFAST” Ttni Twill, Gretn and Ytllow, All Alumi- HEBRON — Using eveirybody the losers. NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic marks * In seven o f Ms starts 188.601 m llea an hour. event, the Florida Citrus 280 for (toarlea Gardella now alternates between five ski IbCals 40 U 91 McChirry 188-874, Richard Town Duckpin Bowling Finals are sebeduied in bo(h The pubUc to Invited to 'watrti niFn PolGt and Sfokts* Idwal ^olGcIion Agoirttl Sun^ Roin» For Cooking Oeventry (il) except the leilck aad wou.iilisd BOLTON----- Losing four o f Its Y SENIOR LEAGUE . decathlon (tempion BUI Toom­ over 46, 60, 6 , 70 and 120 yards. Bobby Isaac j o t Catawba, Mustangs, Camaroe, Cougars, Jim McCarthy the action. arasks in Europe. Cabral 189-884, A1 Martyn 861, Tournaments starts tonight (Uviaions Sunday afteondon, and Loafing. Eight Com«r Gu)f Ropes Complete with Ibpe Slides. F Pts Rham (12 5 and 14 - 6 overall) last five games, Bolton High Moriarty Bros, beat the cour­ ey finally got Ms wish and the Tonight he goes In the 66 meters N.C., wax' Jwaiming, too. His Jovelina, Porschee and similar Wrlng. competition. participate.’’ Ralph BoMon and Pete Phimley, 1968 winner, baa Beg. $8.00. SPARKY 99c ton before the end of the month. Slmmom Hawks Mark Season Sweep, Ansaldl’s Construction defeat­ Ehneat Oakmen left town and is not eligible to cuatotned to lootog In the dutrt, even If he has to take over the ♦1.87 Nelson "The spectattnee In Madison Norm Tate, follow Olympic KAOEY — John Martin 306- Burt Claughsey headed down to the wire today team himself. Last Sunday we skied at one Quinn ed Center Billiards, 114-96, in a teammatea, wUl try to stop Bea­ defend. Last year there were of our favorite areas Hogback. wide-open contest. Bill Vlot 81, Square Garden will get a real 690, AI LaPlont 309-674, John Vic Abreltls trying to sign Ted WlHlams as The ' delays diminished the PROPANE LANTERN TotaiB 24 Close in on Los Angeles mon In the long Jump. 66 men end 34 women to the CAMP TOASTER 8 S6 thriU watching our v e ^ be)ft McCabe 304, Jim Farr 306, Lou Trevino Off Banquet Circuit BUI McMuUen their new manager before chances of hoiding the gala The snow was excellent and a Em I Windeor (Ml ' Pat M lstretia 30, and Chuck Mlae KlrsMuetefa^ a winner «t ccmpefttlon. B F P 's all-arounl athletee compiettng in Veglard 303, Mal Daim 204, spring training starts Monday. news confereiwe which the Sen- good crowd present. For gome FVdber 9 The Detroit PiaUms will need John Bamhlll, called up from Saimond 25, led Ansaldl’e, Joe ' Ray Aramlni Top seven women scoters 48c 4 22 this . demi-deoathlon,’’ Toomey Mexico Caty over 200 meters, « - M ario FrattaroU 202-662, Ntch Lawyers and acoountanto atoci had tentatively planned 48.77 unknown reason the ski buffs Hansfkeid 1 2 4 a mlraoulous Valve Job to make the Eastern League Just 12 Am olo 28, Steve McAdams, 24 news her rivalry with U.S. And Back to Serious Golf Pete -Aeeto from qualifying play will Join Folding or Pyramid Du2>y 4 0 8 said. Marcheaanl 318, RoUle Masse were picking their way slowly for today to introduce WlUlams missed the boat by not being PreRtori the National Baaketball Assocla- games ago, keyed Baltimore's and Dave White 22, were best Paul Pochron Kitty Slbritws, defending 7 2 is "I have always wanted to Olymptlan Barbara Ferrell in 660, V ic Squodrtto 686. TUCSON, Arts. (A P) — U.S. years on .the tour. Barber has ttaeugh the legai thicket trying as the would-be miracle manag­ here Saturday when the snow Boavoitx) 3 0 6 tion playotts, but they're fiili^ triumph by sooiing 12 of his 18 for the Billiards.. 1 the 60 meters. Joe M uccio champion, in (he quarterfinals, Vincent g 0 0 have suened up a 18-polnt Nassiff Arms, paced by the State, who coppsd tiie Olympic NETE OWLS “—Norma Im isr George Cochran QuaUfying rtiitta will oonatet MIRRO 12 PIECE TottUji 24 8 is first time a meet director has circuit and beck to aericus golf, carded five birdies and an eagle COOK K IT along with other Manchester- lets are concemecL lead and then held off the Suns. scoring punch of Rick Lotto (20) 800 .meters. Is out to duplicate 178-479, Nancy T aylor 180-463. Duke Schroeder Ues. and John Kildlah (20), had an added tt. It should be the most yet he could be to much worse wMhout going over par on a The Hawks (»mpleted a stx- Dick Van Arsdole of the losete her feat here. Ray Schroleder Explorers Play easy time in downing the Lanc­ InteresUng event at the night.” shape than he Is today. hole. This eepeler, eeelity. Over at Round Top tt seemed for-alx season's sweep over the hit a career high 44 points end FLORAL — Doreen Gntnus Fred Poudrter The East Hartford Explorera ers 61-22 last night. The five events wUl be the 463. The atooky 39-yeanold cham­ The weather ranged from sun­ kwiH set by MIRRO U to be Manchester Day as this Pistons Thursday night 97-87 Gall Goodrich added 28 while ILeo Anderson specially priced ( v e Is where the filing Junior High will host the Worceater Proa In the opener, league leading shot put, held at NYU earlier to­ pion from Ei Paso, Tex., despite ny cod to the morning to rainy iM le d ll« e . Service Sunday night In a New England and moved wtthtn 8MI games of Eari Monroe ahd Ray Scott led day, the 66 meters sprint (re- Scholastic Basketball trips to New Y)ork and Los An­ oPMi In the aftamocn. Richard Krol fer 4 iacle^A 4 end i School Ski Club under the di­ Peck Lumber won by forfeit OABDEN OBOVE — K ay Qt. Kettle. 10* fry pea Basket ball Aasn. at East Hart- front-running Los Angeles in the the Bullets with SO and 24. pkaclng the 100 meters), the geles lor banquets last week, Little r wasn’t among the lead­ Ctoariiee Van Riper rection of Mr. and Mrs. Dtck over the Community “ Y " five. Middletown 91, V t ^ y R e­ Fountain 146 -346, Ariyne with kaadle, 2 ft. cef. fcxd High at 8:00 p.m. The Wor­ Westtem Dlvtoion,. Detroit has San FTandsco trailed Rtoi long Jump, Mfh Jiunp end the fired a flvs-under-par 67 to ers, (IMshtog late at 74 on a day Mike Denhup fee eet, 4 pletes ead 4 Timm was having a rollicking WEST BIDE PEE WEE gional 49 Noahe 134, Nancy Bkyar 188 _ Hectic CMRS. Eetw# cester array la led by the knocked off the pace-setting Diego 94-89 a fter three periods, when 36 bettered par. Norman Lakxide time In excellent conditions as '' Norman’s defeated Herald An­ 400 metera. South OatheUe 60, Aquinas 64 841, Jean Methtaeon 183, Oaiol Thursday’s first round of the 64$ fits iate Rtft. kettle league's leading «»rer, John Lakers three of five but is 44 but the Warriotw outscored th^ Roland Irish mno CAMf AMO RICNIC sit fer easy cerrylaf ead were (be Chick Toomeys, the gels last night, 87-80. FeUow Olymptana Dr. Tom B ristol Central 70, B ristol Unsworth 347. $100,000 Tucaon Open. Deadlocked at 68 'were Oeorgs 12At ■mctiif iMg ceavMieat sterlag. Ai- agairat Balttmore, which has a Hockete 214 at the outset of the WGMEN lit eaa^ftf 6tf: Parks; Barry's, (nice going Pat Wendelkln, ex-Holy Cross star. Big Mike Ram sey led all acot^ Waddell and Rick Sloan and Blasteni 68 That left Man Just (w o strokes Archer, Ron Cerrudo, Rod Fun- JIfk ------iH UMl6tey-W|l|6 - rw •te se Ideellv seHad far There will be a preliminary 4^-gajne btdge In the East. final quarter to win going away. Friday—0:80 P.M . and Liuy), Bob Brown and Co. era with 17 pointa. Ray Lansano Dave Thoreson, a Santa Bar­ H artford 82, Fftcii 69 DUSTY —Brvte Whtpple 206, 'behind the leader. Miller Ber­ aoth and Tucaon amateur Ed p«6 Fm. Oas try Pm Haadk. •*«•. Gey eetdiisr feed The Bidlets Inmeesed their Jeff Mullins triggered San Potir PUlssi.6. Pourrour PlaMir CunnCups l ... and many others. game at 6:30 between, the WU- and Dee Tetfone played well In bara, GaUf.k schoolteacher wUl Portland 79, Blast Haim|]tnn 43 Ken Thomas 302, Ed Sp~w~- ber, and deodkxsked with Ms Updegraff. Natalia Gcddrt feot. iow bm of East Hartford and lead with a 124-121 victory over Fran&'sco with 88 points end Ug face Toomey. Bulkeley 72, Bast Hartford 66 own ploying partner. Dale FVdlowtog today’s second Saturday—7 P.M. Saturday at Marlboro, Vt.. Phoenix while tn the only other Nate Thurmond contributed 29. a losing cauae popping In 16 and 303, Joe LaVae 202-211 — e06. will be the start of a cross Ray’s Restaurant of Monches- Five other Olympic oham- New Britain 96, Simsbury 46 Dougtass, for seoDnd place. round, the cut reduced the field Rita McAllister or. game San Francls(x> defeated Don, K ojls kept Sen Diego in 14 pointa req>ectlvtiy. Herb O arba 236 —667, Doivs country race In which Dick plons are among (he more than Suftteid 79, Avon 64 Barber, tive 87-year-old golf to the low 70 and tied for play Sylvia Btechhols $ y San Diego 128-118. contention with 86 polnte. White 201, Roland Smith 211 — Gray, an Olympic star, will be 600 athletes hers including high Cromwell 83, WlUon 68 course owner freon Sherman, on Srturday and Sunday. Adenta took' a 01-40 haUtime 661, Ron VotowsU 218, BUI Av­ the defending UUlst. Sunday we Stark Leaves Harvard hurdler Wllle Davenport, pole Stafford 46, Monson Mass 88 Tex., fired a 82-88—66 over the Trevino flnitoed early and de­ lead over Detroit, upped it to ery 217, OUm Quay 206i, E n d s hope to sM an area nearby and Suspended ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — vaulter Bob Oeagreti, long Jump­ W eaver 106, New Londext 76 WMppte 562. — . .we 7,806-yard, per 86-86 Tucson Na- clared, "I’m died. I’m through College Basketball ^ Sports Slate 74-69 a fter three peii(xlB end •--life R EG . 611.99 go over to see the National Poter "Pat" Stark, an aaalatant er Bob Beamon and two kidles. Canard 78, HaU 49 ttonal Oolf dub course to take with banquet tours. I’m going to East held the Pistons to their lowest MONTREAL (AP) — Mike Jumping CStamptonshlp to be coach at Harvard tor six yeeu's, Pound’s Irena Kliaunsteln and Norwich 66, Wlndtsun 61 play golf. No more bon(]ueto for Tem ple 98, Monhaftan 68 • RIFLE home aoore of the season. m e r c h a n t s -Mike Den- up where he left off in Phoenix. AU Specials—Cash Sales Gnly! told on Harris HIU in Brattle- Walton, a 16-goal acorer (or the has been named the new head Madeline Manning. Lee Trevino. I don’t even like Notre Dame 86, NYU 88 Friday, Feb. tl Lou Hudson paced the Hawks hup 149 —401, Russ Tomlkzwn to Arlaona’s capital Sunday, Bk for our Camp Show Flyer with other Hpeclalai boro,, Jump time wlU be 1 p.m. Taranto Maple Leals this sea­ coach at the University at Roch­ Davenport, a 28-yesur-oM, fo r­ Mlehlgan State’s oioos-ooun- the Texan toot a 64 to vault Into the food any nuare.’’ Buffalo 93, U. o f BaMimare 82 Xavier at Manchester with 26 paints, 16 of them In the son, walked out on the National 140 -8 6 8 , Bob WUlette 161 - ^ MANCHESTER SURn.US SAUB8 OG. The hill is in excellent condi­ ester, it was teamed We(hiea- mer paratrooper from Southern try team won the Big Tqn title a three-way tic tor second place "I’ve had nine hnura steep to Deloiware 86, BYanklln ft Same location—(Si N. Main St. SWIMMINO middle two periods. Walt Bella­ Hockey League club Thursday 369, D ave Duchemto lU -3 7 8 ;; tion. day. Stark waa a quarterback at University, wlU be aim ing for In 1968. It w as the Uth titts ftrr Jos Ploaut 864, Harvey Jolo^ behltid winner Gene LMter. three days. I’m Just happy to be MlarahaU 67 DoUy to S P.M . — TeL S4S-71U Saturday, Feb. t t my and Happy Hariston had 17 and was suspended by See you on the mountain. Syracuse University (n the early Ms I8U1 consecutive vtotory. He the Spartans In 19 aoilfareiK)e son 880, Harry Bamls 870, Bill Off to Ms bast atart to 10 watetog.’ ’ Trinity 91, Coast Guard 7l SEE YGU SATURDAY! Northern Sectionals (away) apteoe tor (he slumping Pistons. Manager-Oosuoh Punch Im lach. 1960a. ANNE FTOUCE EEOOIE GBUBSMI AGNES CLAUGBSET has either tied or broken world meats. RUay 860, Jota Weerdn 866. I 21, 1969

t M p SHsloMns S m iv Icm s THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW [QRTENwtLf iillWii OffMwd 13 Z'30T elUCK IN A6M0MPR1FT dHARFBNINa Service — Saws, PILGRIM MTi jj» la expanding WOMAN WANTKD tor - bouee- , AT THE STATE knives, aces, abeare, ekatea, ^ anil needs expsrlsnosd sslss- work 2 days, prsferMb^ M » ' line r NEVER rotary blades. Qidok aervlee. ladles to bs trained tor our day and Friday. CaU •4MB40. -TNOUOMroCP Oapitol Equipment Co., 88 new tabile store now under PART-TIMB experienced MAKE IT! — construction on Oakland St. VERTISMG Main St.. Maneheatei’ Hours waitress wanted. CaU 289-7980 dally 7:80A, Thursday, 7:80-0, i— Apply Mias Oobum, Pilgrim after 11 a.m. ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Saturday 7:00-4. 040-7000. ICills, 177 Hartford Rd., Man­ chester, between 8-9 p.m. A?rrBNnON, earn yoMP dream 6 AM. to 4tM PJL TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — How C0M£?t)»MER vacation, work 10 nights, Fsb- NEW DELUXE ZIg Zag (double Trees out, building lots clear­ guests WHO live noodle) sewing machines, V WOMAN to coUeot.eggs, Cov­ ruary — Juns and sam $1,000 CLOSING im B FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ed, trees topped. Oot a tree IN ANOTHER Time makes button holes mono­ LDOKOfO fbr anythliig in real *|M P JL . OAT BBPOBB PDBUOATION commlsalon. 640-1960. problem? Well worth phone ZONE always entry. Can 640-8021. grams, bUnd hems dresses, estate rentals — apaftneote, call, 742-8802. SEEM TO ARRIVE.. HAIRDRBSSER —Manager doee fancy designs, overcasts, homes, mtStlple dwelUngs, nA ON TIME - aU without attachments. Our 8 y o u ARE A-1, truck la A-1. for expanding salon in Man­ CAREER-MINDBD individual fees. OsU J. D. Real Estate H«!p Wontod MoIm 36 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS EXECUTIVE Salesman — A na­ year parte and servlep njtASB READ TOVR AD OeUars, attics, yards, drive­ chester. CaU 648-lMl after 6 wanted for management poei- Associates, Inc., itt-SU i. 8 AJI. to 4t30 PJI. ^ tional life Insurance company guarantee. Reduced for quick ■MM «r **Waat AAe” «te talraa «ver tke pkoneM ■ ways sealed and small truck­ p.m. WANTED experisnced tractor tlon for growing (Hartford baa­ Is looking for a man with sales sale. $46.80 cash or terms avail­ WE HA'VB customers waltizq; rwnrMwet. Tke advertlaer ikeald teed Me ed tte FOtST ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- VIhiLE THOSE traUer driver. Apidy in person, ed) fast food service organisa­ or business background to ap­ able to rejponelble party. Call for the rental of jrour apart­ OAT n APPBAK8 aiid BKP(»T KBBOBS In Mne ter tke mano Trucking Service hdl- WHO LIVE ONlV : CLBHK-rrpiST to handle S. A D. Inc., 96 HllUsrd St., COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tion, 21 or over, capable of as­ ■ t t teeartlM. Tke HernM le reeponelhle ter only ONE inoar- ACROSS THE variety ot work for industrial Mancbestor. point as a special gent. Start­ Oapitol Sewing for free ment or home. J.D. Raal Es­ free, 748-0487. 446 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION suming reaponsibllltlM. A per- tate Associates, Inc., 64S-613S. kmI er emitted Ineertten ter any advertisement .nad then only STREET manage supply firm. Modem East ■ monent position with fringe ing salary up to $9,600 per delivery 246-2140. Ha^ord location. Salary and PLUMBERS and plumber's Dendllne tor Saturday and Monday Is 4:86 p.m. Prida.v year. Complete fringe benefits te Ike eortent of a **make ffoed” Ineertten. Ertora wUch do CARPENTER — experienced, t 3 MAKE IT benefits. Experience not neces­ 22 LOCUST Street, six room du­ net teaaen tke value of tke advertteement win not be oorroted fringe benefits. CaU 289-8891 helpers, good pay, hsnsftts it you qualify. Please send your SEWING MACHINES — singer an types ot work. Reasonable. JUST ONE JUMP sary, we will train. Successful plex, adults preferred. $140. by "aeake good" Ineertten. for appointment. ®nd overtime. 040-4620. resume to Box "BB,” Man­ automatic zig-zag, excellent Call anytime, 040-1787. AHEAD OF To u r cooperation w nx a ■ « _ applicant must have ambition, Lease and security required. (Beokvme, Ton Free) chester Herald. An Equal Op- condition. Makes buttonholes, STARVATlON- BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 energy and enthusiasm. Apply 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. FIRE BARRELS emptied, |1. .portunity Employer. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- monthly, new barrel free. CaU LEGAL NOTICE in own handwriting, P.O. Box InaUy over $800., 6 monthly t o FIVE LARGE room duplex, .843-1702 after 5:80. 2260, Bishops Corner Branch, payments of $8.60 each or pay- M3-2711 875-3136 ADMISSION modern kitchen and bath, n t - '^ NOTICE ContiniMd From Piwceding Page West Hartford, Conn. 06117. An 861 cash. 622-0981 dealer. lU - OF ELECTORS Holp Wontad—• separate driveway, 2-car park­ Nc41ce la hercky gWen that equal opportu^ty employer. SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour DECISIONS Mak or Famok 37 MOVING — Must sell four ing. Close to markete and Vartenoeo-ExcepOonB the Board of Admtsaten of Eiec- service. Call 742-7649. rooms of furniture in good con­ school. Available March lot Granted txm for the Town of Oovsntry Trtablt Reachins Our Advertiser? «MO0TCM1 Holp Wantod— Mok 36 Help Wantod— Mak 36 WANTED — EXPERIENCED dition. Reasonable. Call 646- Call 649-8060. ( U O R T trucking, odd Jobs, also B. J. Russel, Ihc., Used Oar w4U be fai sferiraii in Uwr Town EXPERIENCED OIL organist or pianist for modern 1440. • PART-TIME HEtJ>, over 2l! dance group. Call 1-876-7674 af­ 149 OAKLAND 8T. — 2-room moving large aiqillanees. Burn­ Dealer’s License and GertMteate HaH, on Thursday, Flebruaiy BURNER SERVICEMAN M-Hour Answering Service ing barrels delivered. |4- 044- MillliMry, Hulp Wonfud— Hulp Wanlud— of Approval, wHh ccndlttons, 61- 2Tth 1969 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 washing floors, 4-10 p.m., five ter 6 p.m. heated apartment. CaU 646- 1776. 68-86 Tolland l^>ke. pm . for the purpoae o f adnifb. days, call between 6-6 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING 2426, 9-6 p.m. TREASim E City — Men’s de- _ Musical InstnuiMiits 53 Diwssmoklng 19 Fumolu 35 ______35OoU Roberts, Bxtenaten of ting all persona who sra found 64»«884. Excellent position, good Free to Herald Readers ATTICS arid cellars cleaned, F&R "experienced pay, paid vacation, paid partment needs assistant de­ COMPLETE SET of SUn^- SIX ROOM Duplex, garage, DRESSMAKING and altera- SECRETARY receptionist want- pentiiasicn to conduct antique to be quaUOed to be etectom of odd jobs, light trucking, CABINET MAKER with super­ holidays, good working con­ partment manager and wo­ land drums with zlidjian cym ­ small family preferred. Rent­ Want Inlormatten on one ot our claseUled adverttaements? tlons, evening wear, suits ed for down town Hartford burineas and maintain sign, itse Town of Oovenfry. HOME SERVICE al agreement and security re­ No answer at tbr teiephone Hated? Simply oaH tke trees removed and lota clear­ visory experience. Excellent ditions. man full-Ume, 9 a.m. to 4:30 bals Like new condition. CaU ed. Call 843-1066. made to order, 16 years experi WOMAN dental office. Typing, light wMh condiitona, 42 Spruce The quaUtloalliona are aa fol- opportunity. Dlsplaycraft, Inc., REFRIGERATION MAN p.m. Contact Mr. Duprey, 87i-8111 or 643-7660. quired. $127 monthly. Write boat ence. Call 648-7042. bookkeeping, salary open. Send Street. low s: AppUoant must be twen- Manchester 643-0657. Treasure City, Manchester EE Manchester Herald. SNOW PLOWING — R m - resume to Box “DD” Man- Watldna-Wert Funeral -Home, ty-one years of age, muat be a EDWARDS DRESSMAKING and altera­ For full-time or part time as­ six day week, medical benefits WHITING CORP. Parkade. idential, commercial, 24-hour Chester Herald. Enlarge ncncontormlng use rarident of the Town of Oowen- TV RADIO FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ tions, rippers replaced etc. sembly work. Apply & Apply to Mr. Kimball. Wantod— To Buy 58 ond floor, newly decorated. ANSWERIND SERVICE service, new equipment. 648- (over 60% of asaeaaed value), try for sdec montha. Any appU- 254 Broad St., Manchester SCHOOL BUS drivers, 7 to 9 CaU 649-4811. 7 TO 3 P.M., nurse’s aide, full WANTED TO BUY — antique, Available Miarch 1st. ' Adults 9142 Manchester. 142 East Center St. cant who te a natunaliaad citi- SERVICEMAN 649-1166 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. Call 643- CARBON PRODUCTS INC. or part-time. Laurel Manor, steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ only. 643-6023. m 4 m 875-2519 FOR ALTERA'nONS n e^ Exception Denied zen of the Untied Stalea shall JACK ROAN’S, INC. 8978. BOOKKEEPING servjces 218 HARTFORD RD. 649-4610. For local RCA distributor. ® 1M9 br NEA, Ik . ed lamps, art glass, primitlvM and reasonably done in my Louis J. Miazga, Erect car pnenent the oerUaceie of hia 109 Valley St.. Wllllmantlc NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ and leave your message. Ton'S hear from onr advertiser In rendered. All types of business­ Will train for future promo­ JOURNEYMAN electrician and any quantity. Furniture re­ home, caU 643-8760. MANCHESTER, CONN. MOTHERS! Housewives! wash. South side Weat Oenter neturallsaiten or a y thareof 1-423-9277 "While I think we're A LL for better teacher-student luxe garden type apartments t o time nrlthont spending aH evening at the telephone. es. Call 643-5338, Bookkeeping tion. Ideal working condi­ helper, paid vacation and bene­ paired. 644-8962. 8 to 12 a.m. Oiooee your own hours. Work a t , east of 82 Weat Center St. lasued by toe United Stalea Im- BEST SIDE LINE EVER relationships, quite frankly, Mr. Redifer . . available now. (3all Paul Associates. tions, five day week, vaca­ fits. Wilson Electrical Co., 649- as many or as few as you xine above wlU be effeoUve aa mdgraiUon and NaturnMarilnn tion, excellent benefits. WANTED — Antique furniture W^ Dougan. Realtor, M9-4088. Automobilts For Solo 4 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Moving— rucking— vrish between the hours 9 a.m. LATHE operators, turret lathe 4817. No phcHie calls. of Fsbniery 24, 1969. Service. Call Mr. M. Nimirowski. Sell KNAPP SHOES in your glass, pewter, oil paintings or fireidaoes, flagstone terraces. to 6 p.m. Apply in person, ______operators, Bullard operators, 4% ROOM town house apart­ Storagu 20 FUed in office of Town Clerk Dated at Ooveniry, OonnecU- 628-6681. spare time. Best Commis­ Artieks For Sak 45 Household Goods 51 other antique items. Any All concrete repairs, both In­ first class only. 66 hours work ment, appliances and utlUtles, Treasure City, Manchester _iy*ru^~19, 1969. cut, tote ITilh day of FMmary sions. Big Bonus. Free quantity. The Harrison’s, 648- HERALD side and outside. Reasonahly MANCHESTER DeUvery-Ught Parkade. week. Apply in person. Uni­ LOFTY PILE, free from soiria exceUent location, $170. month­ 1964 GTO automatic in good Zoning Board of AppecLIs 1969. EASTCO Equipment. No experience. 8709, 186 Oakland Street. priced. CaU 648-0861. trucking and package delivery. APPLICATIONS now being tak­ brook, N.Y. versal Machine Company, 41 the carpet cleaned with Blue ly. CaU 649-2420. shape. $900. Call 742-8288. Charles O. PMe, Margaret B. Jaedbaen, 95 LEGGETT ST. We show you how. Contact 8 ROOMS OF Refrigerators, washers and en for full or part-time help Chapel St., Manchester. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, DOX LETTERS Chairman Ruth E. Benoit, EAST HARTFORD A. Gionfriddo, 126 Ridge FURNITURE TWO BEDROOM apartment, 1963 MERCURY, 4Hloor, radio, SNOW PLOWING, reUable aerv- stove moving, specialty. Fold­ for luncheonette. Apply at of-'' er $1. The Sherwin-Williams bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, John A. CagianeUo, EUzaheto R. Rych«i«, PART-TIME driver wanted for SHEET METAL Road, Bristol—582-2737. ONLY $169 fliat floor, riesn, otow, Im- Fnr Y our heater, very good condition, loe. Cali DaWs Auto Up­ ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. flee, W. T. Grant, Manchester An Elqual OpportuiKty Employer Oo. glassware. We buy estates. VU- AVON automotive warehouse, 12-6 fttodiata occtqiaticy, rnitel power steering and brakes. holstery, at 648-8246. Parkade. Secretary Board o f Admlariona Used But AU In Good Shape lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Infannatkm p.m. daily, 289-7906. LAYOUT MEN agreement, aectuity, Helen Take over payments. 649-2497. If you have spare time you can WELDER for fabrication, shop. WEOOLATOR electric stair — Includes — RETIRED COUPLE to assume Lake St., Bolton, 649-8247. Palmer, 649-8877. THE HERALD will not I Pointing— Poporlng 21 GIRL for simplified bookkeep­ earn extra money right in your Top wages, long hours, all cllmiber seat, excellent condl- Bedroom Suite Household Survicus HELPERS janitorial duties in an apart­ don, helpful for invalids, heart dlacloee the Identity of EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, ing, typing abUity required, neighborhood seUlng fine AVON NOTICE benefits, steady employment. Living Room Suite WANTED — Used piano bench. Z\i ROOMS, flrat floor, stove, BLACK 1964 Austin Healy, 8000. ment complex in Manchester. patlenta. Best offer takes it. 5 Pc. Dineitte Set any advertiser using box OffMwd 13-A exterior and interior. Paper­ one girl office, 40-hour week, products. CaU 289-4922'. Apply at yard in person, until Also good watch dog for farm. refrigerator, $120. monthly. tetters. Readers answer- CaU 643-4981 after 4 p.m. benefits. CaU 643-6648 after 6 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECHOUT 6:80 p.m. Manchester Struc­ Top wages, excellent work­ Apartment provided. Reply Must be removed at early date. Lamps, Tables, Rugs, Pictures CaU 644-0304. REWBAVDiO of bums, moth- hanging. Ceilings, eitc. Insured, Municipal BuUdlng end a few other Items. Vacant, escrow. Westslde Real­ |1ng blind box ads who p.m. tural Steel, Mitchell Drive, ing conditions and chance Box "GG”, Manchester Her­ OaU 649-0301. LATE 1965 Ivy greeiP Mustang boies, rippers repaired. Win­ 649-1008. 41 Center Street ty, 6494842. desire to protect their COOK (Temporary Job). Hig^ Manchester. for advancement with fast ald. PLUS! identity can foUow this { Oonvertible, 6 cylinder, stick, dow shades made to measure, Manchester, Connecticut PROFESSIONAL msiDE—outside painting. Spe­ hourly rate, no fee, part-time growing dynamic organiza­ Refrigerator or Range Rooms Without Beard 59 procedure: aU size Venetian bUnds. Keys A Public Hearing will be held by the Board of Dtrectors of Boots and Accassorks 46 clean and sharp, sacrifice, $976. cial rates for people over 66. late afternoon. Apply Man­ tion. made whUe you wait. T i ^ re­ the Town of Manchester at 8:00 PJf., March 4, 1969, In the YOURS ONLY AT THE THOMPSON HbuM — Oot- Bncloee your reply to the | 742-6092. CaU my competitors, then call power, Inc., 18 Haynes St., Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, Manchester, for the TOOL DESIGNERS AUTOMOBILE 10’ WOLVERINE, 45 h.p. Mer- box in an envelope — corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 TRAIN Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 A-L-B-E-R-T-'-S tage St. centrally located, large 1968 KARMANN Ghla, whlte- me. Estimates given. 640-7868, Hartford. Phone Mra. Peg purpose of determining whether to constniot a water main in cury, electric starting, and ac- Phone: “John” Guida address to the dassl- Main St. 649-8221. Call 649-5119 FOR SALE—German Shepherd, pleasantly furnished rooms, waU tires, radio, heater, green, 876-8401. F o k THE SlceUey at 278-1684. Hartford Road from Spencer Street southeasterly approximately DETAILERS ceasortes. Beet offer, 643-8939. - 'ToU Free 1-800-992-8647 Now feid Manager, Manchester -----— ------1,800 l.f.; in Olcott Street from Spencer Street north a dtetanoe SALESMAN female, with papers AKC, 8 parking. CaU 649-2868 for over­ excellent condition. Best offer. LIGHT TRUCKmO, bulk deUv- Evening Herald, together JOSEPH R LEWIS, custom WAITRESS wanted, 11 ;80-2 of approxlmaltely 1,400 l.f.; and in Spencer Street from Hartfoni wks. old—best offer starting at Albert’s Furniture Co. night and permanent gueat iritb a memo listing the 649-1704. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ CHECKERS Manchester, Conn. painting and papertianging. In­ p.m., Monday through Friday. Road west approximately 1,140 l.f. You are heroby given this $60. 647-1140. CaU after 6 p.m. Fiwl and Frad 49-A 266 S. Main St., 'Waterbury rates. companies you do NOT | ed and removed. Also odd jobs, “FINAST” Top rates, overtime, 11,000 MONTHLY Open Mon.-Pri. 9-9—Sat. 9-6 Renting 1966 OLDSMOBILE 442, 2-door terior and eirterior. Dry waU Apply fat person. Jane Alden notice aa the owner or owners of land or builtonga upon which want to see your letter. 644-8962. Tri-otv Plaza, the «»st of such extenslChevrolet Camaro sport CERAMIC TILB — bathrooms, FIGURE this time we have an exceUent ply to box "F ” , Manchester TOY POODLE puppies, white, pc. Convertible li'vlng Room, hanging. No Job too small. And when you successfully Joseph 4 Bertha BotUcello ...... !!!.'*!! 8O0' MOVING March 1st, furniture ed. 643-9946. Oomer of New State Rd. E coupe, V-8, 3-speed. counter tops, floors, vanities, John VerfaUle, 649-6760 ‘ ' complete the coiurse Vito 4 Isabella B otU cello...... ggo! opportunity for a man to be Herald for interview. AU AKC registered, shots, 7 weeks rugs, lamps, bar stools, porta­ 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. replies confidential, of NIGHTS $10 down, you may purchase SIX ROOM dupleit,"!^ baths, '68 Cadillac Eldorado, all power, etc. Free estimates. All work CLERKS Hartford Electric Light Company (4 parcels) ...... 81.064'. trained in sales. We are on old old, 643-6098 after 4. ble TV, beach chaiirs, ice cool­ and HiDiaid S t Punoncris factory air A PERMANENT FULL-TIME Town of M^cheSter ...... 7,480. course. any room individually. Im­ garage, adults only. Call 649- condiUonlng, cor- guaranteed. 649-8480. POSITION reUable firm and this position 5 p.fti. to 3 a.m. er, ladder, wire recorder, toy dova top. Bonds— Stocks— PoeiUons are available in William R. Schailer, Acting Secretary Is permanent with a bright fu­ golf set and mlsc. Phone eve­ molate deUvery or free 4616 after 6 p.m. Board of Directors OPENINGS FOR production Turret Lathe Operators '67 Pontiac Lemans, 2-door WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- our ture for the one who qualifies. nings, 289-9266. storage. INCOME TAX service, call Dan Mortgages 27 Apply *From Assessor’s Records workers, first and second Brown ft Sharp production Live Stock 42 hardtop, automatic, power steer­ . modeling specialist. Additions, Salary, commissions and vehi­ CAP ft OCP Charge Plans Moeler, 649-3329, or 626-8263. shifts. Storting rates: $2.61 per miller set-up operators. ing. re'e rooms, dormers, porches, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ STORES ACCOUNTING— cle ftirnlshed. Vacations with REGISTERED Arabian Colt, MOVING — SeUlng gas stove Also, our own Instant Credit General office duUes, must hour and up. Apply to Rogers INVITATION TO BID '66 Chrysler Newport, automat­ cabinets, formica, built - ins, limited funds available for sec­ FIRST NATIONAL pay. Insurance and other em­ All Benefits. 114 yecire old, chestnut color. and General Electric refriger­ Plan have good figpire apiUtude. Corporation, Mill and Oakland Buildings(s) and/or Stmctiire(8) to be Removed INCOME TAXES prepared by ic, V-8, power steering. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446 ond mortgages, i>ayments to STORES, Inc. ploye benefits. Tliis is a bet­ CaU 646-3926 or 872-0293. ator. Good condition. OaU af­ suit your budget. ExpecUent Streets, Manchester Conn. An Equal Opportunity Employer ter 4 p.m .; 643-7869. DISCOUNT FURNITURE Sealed bids for the removal of the foUowing buUdlng.'6778 after 4 :30 p.m. FRANCHISED bakery route In Park and Oakland A'ves., Manchester, Conn. ______^ Mon.-Fii. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 Manchester to Portland, leav­ too small. CaU 649-3144. ing, P.O. Box 2266,. Bishops INDUSTRIAL PARK AVB. VERNON, CONN. ’ free delivery credit manager Main St. CaU 648-2171. OF CONNECTICUT, or a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY ORDER toe Immediate area. CaU 622- Comer Branch, West Hart­ East Hartford, Conn. SALES CAREER opportunity — until 9 p.m.. If toU, call coUect to the order of TREASURER, STATE OF CONNECTICUT In an ing Manchester 7 a.m., return­ 1968 BUICK Skylark, 2-dcx)r HOMES, GARAGES, porches, 4339 for complete details. ford, Conn., 06117. An equal op- A hundred year old company 246-2140. amount not less than $100.00 or 10% of the base bid, whichever is ing from Portland 5 p.m. CaU Sports Coupe, white with black Money-Saving 646-0895 after 6 p.m. rec rooms, room additions, portimlty employer. is saekiiig a mature faidl'vldual, greeter, must accompany each Proposal, unless the Bidder shall vinyl top, radio, heater and kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ exceUent promotloinal opportu­ ALWAYS a fine selection of have on fUe with the Highway Department, a sufftclent Aimual EXPERIENCED babysitter The Favorite whitewalls. Call after 6, 289- eral repair work. Financing Help Wanted— BEELINE FASHIONS needs nity, stanUng salary left reconditioned TV sets, at your Bond tor Proposal, (reference paragraph (2) o t Propose] Form 3086. wanted In my home. Hours CON 114G). INCOME TAXES prepared in available. No down payment. Female 35 6 stylists In this area. ' $300. ExceUent fringe benefita. Fior Zenith Authorized dealer — 2:30 to 8:30 p.m., three to four CHENEY BROTHERS, INCl It Is understood the deposit ■will be forfeited to the event the your home. CaU 643-5338. Economy Builders, Inc., 648- Free samples. Work 2 nights Information send resume to Modern TV Service, 385 Cen­ 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, V-8, NURSE’S AIDE — 11-7, fuU- days a week. Mature depend­ V succesful Bidder falls to execute the Contract. The Bidder’s 6169. a week, can earn $60. com­ Box H, Mjanchester Herald. ter St. 643-2206. Open daily fully equipped, less than 400 tlme or part-time. Laurel able woman preferred. Call We are lookinsr for interested people to train in our name shall appear on the face of the check. mission. No collecting, no de­ and Thursday evenings. mint' condition, REC ROOMS, kitchens, room Manor, 649-4610. 643-7268. TRUCK DRIVER, some knowl­ Deposits received In any form other than specified in the Automobiles For Sale 4 m‘>es livering. Requirements, must Plant as Machine Operators, Repairmen, Auxiliary Proposfil "znay be the cause of rejection of the bid.” Must sell, going to England. additions, dormers, complete edge of cUy helpful but not ALUMINUM SHEETS ~ Us^ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 643-2672. have personality, charm, love RN’S or LPN’s, 11 to 7 shift, Workers and Material Hangers. necessary. Apply Central Auto NOTICE 'TO BIDDERS: The bidder’s attention is caUed to home remodeling. Royal Cus­ as printing plates, .006 thick, the established Connecticut State Demolition Code, Chapter 364A Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ clothes, drive car. For appoint- Friday and Saturday nights, Supply, 161 Albany A've., Hart­ 28x36’’, 26 cents each or 6 for 1968 DODGE Coronet, 383 tom Builders, 646-3434, 628- of the General Statutes, to which they are to comiHy. est. Douglas accepts lowest ment, call 649-2462. Laurel Manor, 649-4619. Why not atop in and see what we have to offer; it ford. automatic, dark blue, tinted 0324. Comptometer $1. CaU 643-2711. The disposal of the debris and demolition material shall be down, smallest payments, any­ may be just what you are looking for. the responsibility of the contractor and he wlU make the neces­ where. Not smaU loan finance mag wheels and other CARPENTRY contractors, WANTED — Man to do tune-up NEED TIRES? 40 per cent dis­ sary arrangements for disposal. In so doing he must be guided company plan. Douglas Mo­ options. $2,600. CaU 742-7194. job to large or small. Call K Operators and brake work, part-time count. Regular or snow, wide by all local ordinances and regulations. Apply at our raiuoimd Oflka mornings, good wages. CaU tors, 346 Main. 1962 BUICK Skylark convert­ 4 R Building Company for tracks, prowlers, truck tires. General clean up of the areas and removal of fences and W E NEED Tom Brown, 649-8247. hedges as directed by the Engineer wlU be required for the ible, 4-speed standard. Good your free estimate, 649-6280. Openings for comptometer Special 660-13 snow. Regular, 1964 FORD Fairlane In excel­ operators to work 8:30-4:30, 31 c o o ra i HM. $9.95. Cole’s Discotmt, 643-6832. following ITEM. all around condition. $500. 742- MEN and WOMEN snm LATHE operator, Bridgeport lent condition. $850. CaU 742- 6 days a week. Must have The State Highway Department in accordance with the pro- 9756 after 6 p.m. operatora and jig bore opera­ vUlons of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252) 8233. some knowledge of comp­ Why spend Ume traveling through traffic when you Moncheslwr, ■Cioim. 06040 BLUE LUSTRE not only rids 2 Roofing—Siding 16 can work near home? tors to work o n large rings and the regulations of The Depcirtment of Commerce (16 C.F.R. 1964 PLYMOUTH Valiant 200, tometer work. Excellent carpets of soil but leaves pile 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- W e ■will train you on initeresUng Jobs, with ettracUve and (dreraft components, Part 8) lasued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders 4-door sedan, automatic, $560. ROOFING, aluminum siding, benefits, free parking, sub­ soft and lofty. Rent electric door hardtop, V-8, automatic. wages, excellent benefits and a personal friendly atmos­ second and third sh^ only. shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft that it will affirmatively insure that the contract entered Into CaU 649-9029. gutters, carpenter work, 80 sidized cafeteria, congenial pursuant to this advertisement will be awarded to the successful ExceUent condition. Original phere. Jobs available on all three shifts. Fringe benefits and overilme. WaUpaper Supply. years’ experience. Connecticut co-workers, excellent work­ Apply In Peroon responsible bidder without discrimination on the ground Ot race owner. CaU 643-8485. 643-2862. color or national origin. ’ Valley Construction Co., 643- ing conditions. Apply PAINT Brushes — Discontinued The contractor is required as part of his contract bid price 1966 FORD 4-door sedan, V-8, Trucks— Tractors 5 7180. Free estimate. ALDON SPIHNim MILIS GORP. and imperfects. AU sizes. Half automatic transmission, alr- to supply suitable material acceptable to the Engineer to com­ BIDWEli. Home Improvement FIRST NATIONAL TALCOTIT VILLB, CONNECTICUT WANTED off regular prices. The Sher­ plete the bcu;k fill of all holes immediately upon removing the • conditioned. Good condition. 1966 FORD half ton. 6 cylinder, Co. Expert installation of win-Williams Co. 981 Main St. structures from their foundations. The top two feet of fill (below $1,175. 649-1739. 6', custom cab, low mileage,. aluminum siding, gutters and STORES, Inc. adjacent ground level) shall contain no stone larger than 5 inches $1,650. 643-5036 after 5. WALLPAPER Sale — 87 cente is a unique new cummunily of fine In iU greatest diameter. Toj) soU or loam will not be considered 1969 CHEVROLET Impala con- trim. Roofing installation and Fu ll-T im e POLONIAL BOARD Park cmd Oakland Aves., to 97 cents single roll. Good sultabe material. If the contractor falls to back ftll all holes at paneled repairs., 649-8496, 876-9109. homes. Among its assets you're sure to vertiblje, needs englnie, body 19*2 VOLKSWAGEN East Hartford selection. Sherwin - Williams the time the buildings are removed It will be neceasery for him good condliUon. Best offor, 643- van, new engine, needs trans­ Skilled and unskilled. Ex­ Co.. 981 Main St. find precisely what you want in home ROOFING and Roof Repair. Service Station Attendant to protect the public by erecting a temporary fence to the satis­ 8D69. mission. Any reasonable offer. cellent wages, full-time, six quality and individualily, in privacy faction of the Engineer; payment for the erection and removal of Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 643- Part-Time Work! Call 649-6225. PLASTIC MACHINE operators days per week, shift differ­ SOUP’S ON, the rug that is, so and convenience, in neighbors. this fence shall be considered as included In the contract bid WANTED TO BUY 7707. for third shift, 12 midnight to ential, Blue Cross, CMS, clean the spot with Blue price. The general contours of the surrounding ground shall not HALF-TON CHEVROLET pick.^ emd Full-Time Lube Man CHEVROLET 8 a.m. Will train. Apply Icna JOBS AVAILABLE life Insurance, paid holi­ Lustre. Rent electric sham­ Lhaitad man bar of be changed without specific written permission by the Engineer. up, 6 cylinder, 3-spced floor STA’nON WAGON. Manufacturing Oo., Regent St. days, other fringe bene­ pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. aaaoBttbk 7% mortgagas. In addition to the Insurance requirements contained to para­ shift, carpeted floor, bucket Roofing and For Men and Women You will enjoy working at Manchester'! fits. Progressive and ex­ graph 11 of Proposal Form CON U4G the successful bidder shall Year—1968—1968, V-8 engine. seats,^radlo, front to rear over­ HANNAH’S husband Hector furnish a Certificate of Insurance for the same stated minimum Chimnuys '16-A panding Company. a Open daily noon to dark. South Will be teste4 by my mechanic. head racks, new tires, jiew _ finest service station. Pleasant working con­ hates hard work so he cleans amounts to^rover Explosion, Collapse or Underground Damage CaU Tom Dawkins. paint job, two 6’ stacks, 742 ROOFING — Specializing re­ On 2nd Shift from 4:30 p.m.-8:30 pjn. Main Street ' from Manchester ditions in town, with no traffic to contend USE LEET-OVER pieces of fabric for the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent 9760 after 6. pairing roofs of all kinds, new WANTED 615 PARKER STREET Center to Glastonbury town Une. ITElM *4 2 Bay Cement Block Gasoline Station, including 649-9669 with. Full company benefits, plus many these colorful pieced pillow-tops! Fun electric shampooer $1 . W. H. (Mtnnechaug area), turn removal of all under-ground Tanks and Concrete roofs, gutter work, chimneys I Will train man for Thurs. In Our New Plant to make! nice to use. England Hardware, Bolton. onto Indian Hill Trail. 1961 CHEVROLET automatic fringe benefits too! MANCHESTER Island, cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ 4 Fii. 10:00 - 6:00 to work { Peltern No. 2186 has pattern piecesi oonvertlble, body In excellent Motor»cles EVENING INTERVIEWS POS8IBLB S/8 Spencer Street, opposite 8.N.E.T. P<^e *4428 experience. Free estimates. I on counter. full directions. SAVE Big! Do your own rug and across from H.E.L.T. Pole #4047. MAN­ shape, eni^fM needs work. In- MRS. E. S. LOFTUS. B l e a k s 11 Call Howley 648-6861. 644> SEND 50F In coins tor each pittern and upholstery cleaning with CHESTER Apply In person Apply In penran or caU Mr. B ea n a at 876-8848 LOVELY two-piece dross that goes quize at 12 West St., Manches­ 8383. Apply in-person to to includo lirit-clost mollini. A Blue Lustre. Rent electric Former property of: TRUSTEES OF TOE 76-86-1 ter. SCHWINN Stinger 6-speed bike, Cabot, ' **ancheotjr from season to season with the great­ shampooer $1 . Plnewood Funl- GENERAL ELECTRIC PENSION TOUST XCU good condition. Must sell. Call LEAKY ROOFS fixed quickly. est of ease . . . always just right for MEATOWN ^ Blv ture Shop. The above structures must be removed within 20 days from 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, 113 Model, 649-6074 after 4 p.m. All kinds roofing, gutters, chim­ every occasion! the starting date. 121514 Silver Lane Meriorty Brothers white, red Interior, gas heater, neys. Also repairs. Prompt CAVROK IMM No. 1422 with PHOTO-GUIDE is In IT’S INEXPENSli^ to r i^ Prior to placing his bid the contractor shall have on file In EAST HARTFORD hist Neat, eaeriii wltO IIP 0001 an* sizes 12V5 to 26V5. bust 33 to 47. Size new Urea. Very good aU around service. Guaranteed work. For Stfls Numkir. rugs and upholstery with Blue the Demolition Contract Section all necessary Insurance cover­ Good Job for Retired Man I Exit 97" on Int. 84—^Industrial Park Ave,—Vernon, Conn. 315 Cofitur St., Mond iaslar 643-5135 12V5, 35 bust... 4Vi yards of 45-inch. HELP NEEDED ages. condition. Call 648-7700, after 4 free estimates, call Stanley, Only 504 . . . the new '69 Spring & Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- 654 In co in for O K h pattern EVENINGS p.m. Read Herald Ads 624-1116, day or night. Summer ALBUMI New CUSTOM COLLEC­ SEND «r $1 , Manchester Hardware A Performance Bond In the amout of 100% of his bid or to Includo flrot-clau nulling.__ $1,000.00 whichever is greater will be requirod of the succeaful TION designs, os well as our regulor If you are over 21, married * Supply, 877 Main, St. 643- bidder. foaturet and free directions. for 3 Sue Burnett, Mancbeiter and wish to make $60-$l00 4426. Uventiif; HeralA 1160 AVB. OF The contractor must have a Performance Bond on file in itemsi AMBbToAS, NBW YOBK, N.Y. weekly for 4 nights work STONE A GOLDBERG the Demolition Contract Section within,5 days after bids are NEEDLEWORK PRIMER - 21 pages of liMt. call 6464880. 2-7 p.m. only. COMPLETE 8 mm. movie out­ erlat Naaa, AOUrett nitk ZIP COOZ, ityle Builders of Excellence opened and the contractor shall be prepa^ to start work within clear pictures end directions lor over Nvmker ana tin. fit, YasWka SU-MaUc, zoom 5 days from notification to start. 100 crochet; knit end embroidery camera, with equipment carry- '69 Spring & Summer B n ic FASHION SBRVICE STATION attenduit A separate Bid Proposal Is to be submitted for the above stitches; 7W X 9W ” hot-iron transfer tog case, Argus projector, ITEIM. IS now available! Send for one from wanted mornings. Apply Sumiet L. C. Greenough Company 647*M& for flower panel to be embroidered! screen, editor and splicer. Ex- Liquidated damages of $60.00 per day will be nwinMtuI for which to pick your patterns during your Service Station, 666 Blast Mid­ Only 504 a copy. lelsurel Only 504 a copy. orilent condition, $100. CaU af­ Bxdusivt Agenta 2S6-5600 each calendar day of overrun ot Contract time. dle Tpke. ter 6 p.m., 876-1118. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 PAGE THIBTY-FIVE Lon For Sale 73 W «rt^ To Root 6S Hoosos For Solo 72 Heusot For Solo 72 Housot For Solo 72 Housoi For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Sdo 72 Out of Town Out of Town Wuntad Had Eita f 77 DJ Averaffe Drops S5 Points lation on 814,400 shsies traded. MANCHESTER — Six room MANCHESTER Green Area- F o r S o la 75 F o r S o la 7 5 Occidental Petroleum, a con­ WAJfnBD — Two room hooted DUPtiBX 4-4, separate fur­ MANCHESTER — |l6,600. Six iiAiicHBarER - 6i^ ITtote SELUNO YOUR HOME? For $23,000 — Privacy, 6-rOom colonial, excellent condition, Six room Ranch, large Are- epartment with atov* end re- naces, good condition, assume room Cape Cod, fireplace, com. Mt. Wa win igUkw your plam prompt courteous ssrrlcs that glomerate with interests in ,Tw* ImO JACQUELINE- Ranch, paneled family room, new kitchen, fireplace, ga­ placed living room, aluminum VERNON -Custom built LEGAL Mgeiwtar. OoR 646-8788 be- 6 per cent mortgage, will give pletely redecorated inside, 18ux or ouiw to txgld that ttoeaun n o r t h COVENTRY gets results. CaH Loula DUnock Peru, was off 8 St 46H on soles A p p lU n ««t stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ rage. Owner transferred. Im­ siding, full basement, garage. Colonial Ranch, prims tfea , of 678,000 shares. Sinclair OU second mortgage. 8%Mie86. 161' lot. $1,000 down FHA., no hDUM of youiw. C M ua today quality cow truction, t h r s ^ ftealty, 6494628. Stock Market Takes w m m , Mrtdnr, psUo ROBERTS AGENCY cluded yard with trees, laurel. mediate occupancy. Call now, Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- SPACIOUS CAPE—TIDY took a 14$( loos to 96% following N C m C E down VA. Hutchins Agency, tor * conliamtial tatorvfow. Easy Commuting. Seven |M«M« o A t t . tu o . c«ai SM.W — VERY attractive 3- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, $28,600. Hayes Agency, 646- 0131. large bedrooms, double ga­ WHEN SELUNO or buying a 646-3339 Realtors, 649-5324. Jacqueline - R\ui shed dormer. o preliminary court block TOWN OF COVENTRY tait* AMOclates bedroom Ranch, built-in range, 649-6824. rage, barn. Only $84,900. Hayes One hems can Franoes K 0181. 646-3889. Three bedrooms up. Laun- against Its merger with AUsatic BOARD OF TAX REVIEW fireplace, natural woodwork, U q d N o f i c * Agency, Waggier. W e wrgl b e p lesM d to Big Loss for Week F o r S o l o 7 0 ‘EXCLUSIVELY YOURS” Ma n c h e s t e r — Here is a ggjygjj) r o o m older home, ex- 3ry on flrat floor. IH baths. Richfield. Sales w en 402,800. 'Hio Oovsatry Booid of Tax acre lot, trees, view, $1100. MANCHESTER — $28,900. Du­ OiiDEB OF NOnCK give you the benefit of ou r 18 K R iR room apart!Wi«nit, emtrai^ once in a lifetime opportunity cellent condition, on bus line Sarage, trees. WaH to waU SOUTH WINDSOR. Birch HUl. NEW YORK (A P ) — A bar­ clines led advances by Ism than Gulf A Western, a congiomer- Rsviow wttl meet in the Aaaea- BARBBR SHOP long estab­ down FTIA, no down VA, plex, 6-6, hospital area. A rare AT A^ COURT OF ______PROBATE, held yeaiu eoqMrlenoe. CM 648-1028. ly looBtad, newly deooniUd. Manchester — Where can you to buy a vacant 2-family home Property includes 2 extra build­ opportunity. Hutchins Agency, Manchester, within and torfor the In living room, oven-range, Large. Jumbo size 4-bedroom rage of minor but unsettling 60 ioouea. ate that rescinded a stock war­ aor's Otnos to bear eny appeals lished with large clientele. Hutchins Agency, Realtors. located in the heart of down­ a*i- o w TM.4..lsa6District _pf rt# IfMChABtSr.Manchester, Oilon th6the ISUl18th Out of Town B m I. hot water, one bedroom. find a new 4-bedroom Colonial ing lots. Marion E. Robertson. Realtor, 649-5824. dishwasher ft disposal. ' Colon, il, family room, formal ALL CASH tor your property nows last week depressed an un­ Among the Dow Jones aver­ rant distribution, feU 4% to 40%. from esaseeiiHitto on the Orand Wohrerton Agency Realtors. 646-6884. town Manchester on business day of February, A.D. 1969.1M9. _ F o r S o la One or two ufcdta only. No with 2H baths, fireplaced fam- Realtor. 643-6008 Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, 7 5 Truly a delight. $24,900. dining room, largs Uvlng room. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. certain stock market to its low­ ages, rails declined 12.17 tor the Brunswick rounded out the five lie* of October 1, 1968, o n Am 646-2818. II zoned lot. The rooms are pola. Referoncee required. 648- LARGE, clean, attractive 11- ily room off the kitchen, 2-car Neat! Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. On a high wooded lot. Bhilbrick Instant servloe. Hayes Agency, est level since last September. week. UtiUtles were down 2.78 most active, off % to 19%. following dates: llareh 1, 1969 arranged in duplex fashion, 4 of Walter C. Orabowiiki. a tn , Bvonlnga, 648-8470. 861 CENTER Street, an eight room house including 4-room garage, tmd in a prestige area late of Mancheeler, in laid dla- NO DOWN payment V.A., mini­ Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. 648-0181. The Dow Jonas industrial av­ and 68 stocks dipped 12.82. The five most active laeuee on from 9 a .m . to 12 noon, and on each side. Priced to sell at Legal Notic* room home with 2-car garage rental plus excellent bam, 332' tor only $34,900?? This home is ______— trlct, deceased. . . „ mum down FHA. Tea minutes erage gave up more than SO The Standard ft P o o r’s 600 the American Stock Exchange from 1 pm . to 4 p jn .; on March $29,900. Call Nick Convertlno, Upon application of Joaeph A. Oon- B & W VERNON — Superb young 7- m - «-»---- « located in business n sane. frontage, $28,600. H utchins priced far, far below replace- ROCKLEDGE or lesB from Manehe*ter. points and closed at 816.60 stocks weekly index dropped w e re : 6, from 7 p .m . to 9 p .m .; on PVfWiSlIVQ Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, B a r r o w s and Wa l l a c e c o . room Colonial, 1% baths, fire­ Dwelling could be easily con­ Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. mcpt cost. AT A“ c5\?^T” 5 i ? p g § g f f e . held Thursday, in a week abbreviat­ 3.82 to 99.79, and The Associated M arch 8, 1969 from 9 a m . t o U “Hounds IVxrth” clean 8 bed­ Manchester Parkade place, family room, carpeting, TWO FAMILY HOUSE Commonwealth United, off 1% A puitu Rti verted for professional or com­ 643-1121. Owners moving into hew at Manchester, within and for the ment of aald deceased te admitted ed by the holiday for Washing­ Press average of 60 stocks fsU noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. District of Manchester, on the 19th to probate as per application on file, room Ranch with kttchen buUt- Manchester 649-6306 exquisite decor throughout, a* 18%; Aeomera OU, off 2% mercial occupancy. Robert J. MANCHESTER —Custom built „ . . _ . . ------home, have their three bed- Wanted In Northend of Man­ ton’s birthday. The downturn 14 points to 840.8. TWO room furnished apartment 6-mom Ranch, family room. Manchester--Cu8tom ^ I d your TWO FAMILY - 4-4, two car hw, beautiful fireiftaoe with professional neighborhood, 2- at U%; AMK warrants, when Joae^ L. Shatiahan Jr., Smith, Inc., 668 Main Street, roorr ranch for sale. Over­ '*‘ ^ ie e U r* ’HA t r w tOR _ sized 2-cor garage electric cited remarks by Treasury Sec­ For Rant 64 bedrooms, m baths, city Uon. AH this and more for $36,- cape, yalumlnum aiding, ga- Forest Hills. Two new eight Publishing a copy of on ^fore Febimai^ IMjt 8 room Colonial, now under puiA tr * ^ . . . ______, Twi ««r thlB wrtier order in In Bome some newspaper newsD&per nav- hav- uy by i; certifiedb i mivu mall, oa vwkj copy oi inii this immaculate 8-bedroom doors, extra ameslte parking retary David Kennedy who over rage,rncro wooded Intlot. KMany ^onv Avt«»e. No ckMlng ooets. Instant financing at low bonk rotes. Although extras. Timrod Rd. Upper 30's. shopping, schools and churches. BOLTON . MANCHCSTER LINE stands tor “holding the tax Of the 1,698 issues traded, priced at $40,000. and up. FHA assumable. Job transfer. 2-bedroom Colonial. Convenient slte drive. Price $26,000. For much pubUcity has recently been riven to the increase in mortgage rates, this does 474 MAIN ST. office tor rent. Morrison Agency, 643-1016. Completed price Including all Hne,” miore representative gov­ 1,450 declined and 176 advanced. Will y t ^ approximately 70 Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643- ( New custom quaUty buUt 3-4 bedroom Colonials, Ranches ft Raised Ramebes. Ulgi> south end location, $19,600. Bel­ sale by builder, phone 1-228- W oirtod— Roal Eslofa 77 not ap^y to tte homes offered by JENBEN’B. Oenter of town, plenty of partt- buUt-ins is $29,600. ernment end ridding the govern­ There were 101 issues with new F gxx>d sized building lots. 1333. one-acre wooded lots. Desirable new area, low 30's. fiore Agency, 647-1413. 8818. Ing, 646-2426. 9-6. NEWLY LISTED — Two-family ment of grailt in whatever de­ Frontage on two streets. lows for 106^’66 and 22 with new High Typo Purchosoc: oanvenient east' side location. DIRECTIONS: Bast Center St., Manchester, to Porter St., to Camp Meeting Bd., to gree It exists. . highs for the same period. This INDUSTRIAL — central, 2,600 $260,000. Excellent financing Vemon-ToHand—7-room Raised er having a First In Young EHder Home DevelopmentB Mein St. property with front­ location. Immediate oc- age, 20 x 30’ recent outbuild- Shorts, 346-3233, J. Watson be preserved in Nagoya’s Melji circulation In said probate district Bix^ken Invited Out of Town within ten days from the date of age on po- $33,600. In prestige Foretst Hllis! East Hartford — Georgeous 7- cuponcy. Owmer says seH. Low Ing. d o s e to highway. Hutch- Beadh ft Co., Realtors. Trav­ VUlage, a coUection of artlfacta this order andsna returnr make to thla F o r R a n t room f r o r ~ - ^ _ Split with 30’8. Morrison Realtor, 648-1016. Ins Agency Realtors, 649-6324. elers Building, Hartford. o f the 1868—1912 era . court of the notice given. 66 tcntlal j j I ^ ' zoned This one can’t help but appre- JOHN J. W A IiB iT , Judge. Aivn.area. B \_Jv_x ^45^000. ciote In value in a nedghbor- customize<^^JLJL/>*ly room, ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3H Tomorrow at ?? JoequeUne- 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, $24,900. room apartment, stove, refrig­ hood of homes $45,000. and up! Roberte Agency, 646-3339. erator and heat, ample park­ Seven room Raised Ranch with 2-car garage, 2 fuU baths, East Hartford—3-bedroom older ing, adults, no p ^ . $100. VERNON — 16 acres more or automatic kitdien, many oth- Colonial completely refurbished, monthly. 649-4824, 875-1166. less with 700* frontage on Rt. er quaUty features! Brand new New plumbing, wiring, etc. VERNON — Mount Vernon and beautiful. Flexible flnonc- Comfortable Uvlng despite forth R )l I J toe and Apartments. Now available ing if necessary. Belflore Agen- heavily traveled street, $21,500. exit to . Jac­ new 314 rooms at $146. and queline Roberts Agency, 646- cy, ,647-1413. $160. 4*4 rooms at $165 and 3339. ------——------;— — -----— Coventry—-New Raised Ranches $170. Heat, hot water, refrig­ $69,000. The very bet*. 1- priced from mid to upper $20’s. erator, oveh-range, disposal, rooms, including separate In- yuree bedrooms, 214 baths, fire- dishwasher, wall to waU car­ law suite. Elstate-like treed, pinned family room and much Houses For Sole 72 shrubbed and leuidscaped yard, ntore. S.B.M. has peting, air-condlUoning, swim­ ming pool and tennis courts, Swimming pod. Prratlge ad­ MANCHESTER is only minutes parking and storage all includ­ dress. Belflore Agency, 647- . away from this 4% room .... “ Glastonbury—A 6%% assum- ed. No pets. Hartford, 527-9238, Ranch plus patio, garage and '______able mortgage goes along with Vernon, 876-8721, 875-4859. large lot. $14,500. Mitten Real­ WOULD YOU live a short ten ^hls majestic new 4-bedroom Co- VERNON —Modem tour room ty, 643-6930. mlnute drive from Manches- I****lal. Aluminum siding, 2*4 ter If you could buy an Im- baths, formal dining room, large apartment^o bedrooms vrtth S r S e t An heat, electric stove, electric maculate 3-bedroom Ranch kitchen with breakfast area, older seven room house that hot water heater, combination has become too big for pres­ with wail to wall carpeting, “ "d 2 wrlndows, cablnieted kitchen. kitchen with buUt-lns, attrac- ‘^"**<1*T room. Priced below re- ent owner. Three bedrooms, Near shopping center. Availa­ tlve fireplace with paneled cost at $44,900. V/t baths, all In excellent con­ ble March 1st. CaH 875-9493 dition. Lots of Uvlng space. waU and heat already In the after 5 p.m. Priced in low twenties. T.J. full cellar? Also, owner will Glastonbury — Stunning new 7- Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. help with financing. Nothing room Raised Ranch located on Mortgage Money down VA, minimum dowm, high, wooded lot. Cathedral SMALL 4-room Ranch on 3 ac­ FHA. Belglore Agency, 647- beamed celling, feature wall of res In Mansfield. 1-684-4331. / 1413. Tennessee cut marble, large We put ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms,., heat, ------fireplaced family room with hot water, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER GREEN MAJESTIC eight room, 4-bed- bar, 2>-; baths, 3 bedrooms. Call security deposit. Available room Colonial, 2-car garage, and inspect this today. Along March 1st. 872-3749, after 5:80. Original owners selling their 2% baths, automatic kitchen with this new home goes ex- six room colonial with par- with btroh cabinets. Nicely cellent financing at . $43,- when ELLINGTON — 8% room Gar- tlaUy finished basement. treed lot In professional and 900- Maximum FHA and VA Loons Available. den Apartments. Large rooms, Three large bedrooms, for­ executive area. Quality built heat, hot water, af^Uances, mal dining room, 1*4 baths. by S ft J Builders. Secondary Enfield—Small but neat is the wr- Britain Prefers when the gloves she was wear­ again dtocuased the probtem of mer President Harry S. Tru­ out-of-towners using the slope Mrs. Dorothy R. Morris of ing stuck to the steering wheel man rested comfortably dur­ ill but again decided to put off any Pakistan Campaign ing hto second night at Re­ GO-GO Canton will give an illustrated and she ran into the rear of a Save at Pinehurst when you buy 7 cans Shurfine Cut action until the skiing season Is search Hospital and to stfll talk on "Landscaping the Small car parked on the east side of Green Beans 99c; 8, 46 oz. cans Shurfine Grapefruit over and . and otiatitig the Bengaitt language this light for the people of Jam­ ley campus. pendence on America. days ago. They said tt coBed for 7*c bskt. around 3 p.m. yesterday and re­ mitUon of the $377 mlilion spent rtoto o f 1682. The d em onotia- Stewart defended the policy of gonias, Gloxinias, etc. peUer. Chomned Sirkdn Patties lb. $1.09. mu and Kaahmlr.” The regents met Friday in a loose Ehiropean teee trade turned about 45 minutes later on local advertising in 1967 was tors, beretoot in tribute to the 80 Western European allies on Opposition leaders, who had Berkeley as 2,800 protesters arm to be run b y a counril of AFRICAN to find the car had been stolen. directed to new-oar buyers people who were Wiled, roomed maintaining close ties with the called Ayub a tyrant, aeid hie demonstrated nolsUy nearby. Franoe, Britain, West Gonnsny the city inaiatlng that everyone A m ericans. VIOLETS It is a 1662 Chevrolet four-door through newspaper classitied Open 'Tonight . . . SSL 8 A3L till 6 P JL dedslan not to run was "states­ Jeering Gov. Ronald ' Reagan! and Italy. The Independent- Pension Board sedan. elee go barefoot toe. "The United States alone and display advertleing. m anlike.’ * Several students lobbfd fire­ minded De Gtaulie umxietedly S fo r Several foreignera, mainly among the mper powers In the Hamidut Haq Chowdhury, a crackers in the general direc­ saw In the new grouBM the cot- WOODLAND GARDENS 79g 82-M To Get Report Britona, 'were haiZed from their world to a democracy. For ex­ leader of the National Demo- tion of the meeting. tapoe of NATO and 1 care and made to take off their ample, people who disagree crafic Front, said: "Ayhb, by But heavy rain and the shad- away of American inOuenoe In I^«P*vsientaitiviea o f the H art­ ahoea. with the policy of the U.S. gov­ 168 WOOIM.AND ST., BIANCHESTER— PHONE 643-8474 this Blngle act, has taken the po­ ow of 1,000 NaUonal Guardsmen (AP Photofax) E urope. ford National Ban/k end TTust One of these was Aaeoclated ernment on Vietnam can and do sition of an arbitrator in the af- camped five miles away avert­ Mrs. Aimie Chaplin, 82, o f the Frogmore commun­ Britain’s refusal end LondoiVa EXDELLEWT OpPOirrUNITY Prean uori'eapoodent Brian Cal­ say ao," he said. Oo. will appear at a maeUi« faira of the country. AH suapi- ed a repetition of Thursday,’a dtoclosu re o f th e p r o je c t Chreett- vert. ity in Beaufort County, S.' C., pumps water for of the Mancheater Pension raiEHUIKT dor» have now to disappear violent clash between police and "Thto to one very powerful ened to diangit the already- Students armed with Iran Board on Monday, to eocplain For Employment At 2,000 demonstratora. her three-room shack today. She will get free food Miner Angry reason why we should want stra in ed veleikam between Paris ban, dubs and rooks emoabed (See Page Seven) good Brittoh-American relatlona its management of the town's The new policy, approved on stamps when the new relief program begins. and London. Pension’ F\xid end to requeat ROeERS eORPORATION'S GROCCRY.Inc. an 18-3 vote, ca lls fo r im m ediate >^and it to one pow erful reason be­ The immediate reaettoer 'of conttmiatlon of that manage- suspension of students when O ver Delay hind the existence of NATO." BYench otficiale woe to say that In the Brittoh version of the DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER menlt. CORNER MAIN mid TURNPIKE "there is reasonable cause to 'the idea of France, Britain, The board’s meeting Is at 4 believe” they disrupted a cam­ French proposal, De Gaulle was Werit Germany and Italy nm- HOUSE p.mi.. In the Municlpcd Building 5 Conn. Plant Locations Northern Irish Students pus by violence, threats or other Relief from Hunger In Lung Law quoted aa saying France alone ning Europe iwaa ao counter to Hearing Room. activities. Suspended students of the Western European states Fnench viewe that K waa be­ The Pension Board is seek­ Technicians and Engineering Asslstante In Quality Control, would have a hearing within two CHARLESTON, W.Vo. (AP) had established a position of to- Research and Development, Miaiuifaoturlng Eln^eerlng. neath dental. OPEN 6 DAYS ing propoeelB for fundhig pro­ weeks and would face suspen­ — Othenel Benntagton ta ofte of tal independence from the Unit- Starting salaries as h i^ as $145 per week for Technicians Seeking Parliament Seats grams from Inveatment ttrms, sion for a full semester or possi­ On Way to Beaufort 12,000 striking southern West ed States. Brittoh sources quot- (See Page Foortoea) THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 or $165 per week tor Engineering Assistants. insunanoe companiies and beafos, BELFAST, Noraiem Ireland which more than 60 persons ble expulsion from the universi­ VirginilB coal miners and he’s ______High School Graduates and 2 year college graduates are TMa Saturday, BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) — It Stamp prognun in the county. to determine whether it shouU encouraged to investigate 'these career opportunitlee and were injured. ' ty. an gry. (AP) — "Back to your books,” They now pay a small sum for transfer menagement of the learn about ROGE»8 Far Out FRINGE BENEFIT PRO­ Militants become more octi've Other campuses across the w as 'Cold in South Carolina, yet F HOUSE Oaoifa Waahliictaii% Jeer Northern Ireland's older "The only way the coal miner ■k We Invite Tour Charge Acoomt! the BtempB, >whteh are e x ­ Pension F^md. GRAM. In the student org^anlzatlon 'and country were also hit with dem­ Negro children in coastal Beiu- voters, blit many privately fear changed for more food ithan that has got to go U up because he’s HALE A year-long study of the Birthday Is The LMt Day young altudent leaders running young professionals, many of onstrations, some related to the fort County, their etonvachs dia-. down as low aa he can get," sum 'would buy, but they soon ■k Free Pkuldng, front and reed o f etore! proposals is anUcipeted. The Tetephon* for Appeinhnemt for office may Incite their fol- them teachers. Joined it. In Jan­ fourth anniversary of the assas­ tended from hunger, wore no Viet Cong Attacks will get them free. Bennington sold Friday night. Hartford National, informed of Or Our Annual kryen to take to the streete uary it organised two marches sination of Malcolm X, d io e s . ' Tbetr {dight was described "The poUUcians and cool opera­ the board’s plan, had asked for MRS. MARGARET HAMPSON — 643-5163 iig^ if they ore Ignored in end both ended in bloody liot- N early 100 N egro students Theoa children could not know tors rit on thetr duff end get fat seized a . building at Wesleyan this w eek in hrtiringitT b efore a and had been granted permis­ Uondi^s atootlca. it but 'their imrents were tapldly — or apply to — Borbimi InS- Senate oommltbae. and 'laugh at the miner. sion to send representativee to "EigHt candldatee of a univer- The continuing dldturbancea University in Middletown, receiving the word: Relief to kesmen of them Friday end two TIaiM- The University of Peiuisylva- hungry much of the time.rite Bennington was one of the said these cuid seven other da y. date, Mlchoed Farrell, a 24- neighboring Jhsper County. Only the Unionist party, Pro- nla declared Feb. 21 and the an­ "Sometiimes I don’t have noth­ first miners to stop work lest year-old teacher admits he Many of the children have fights cost the enemy 246 men U41. losses were six kUted and FEB. 22nd! toetant-besed and dedicated to niversary of the assassination of ing to eat all day, and some­ Tuesday to .protest the state leg­ sant win and expects to. forfeit been found by local end etete killed. eight wowded, and South Vtot- Northern Inriand’e links with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther times I eat dry grtts," she said. islature's lack of actl'vtty on h e $420 entry tee. the British crown, has enough medical personnel to 'be infested One attack was on the Phan iteitM se looses w ere fou r klMotl King Jr., April 4, €ts religious There is Addle Taylor, who several bills geared to Uberallze FhareU, a member of the Ro- with 'par^U c worms. Rang air base where tcniwr and 22 wounded. U.S. spofees- candidates in the field to win. holidays, but students refused to lived in a tiny, one-room compensatiDn laws for miners lian Catholic minority that In downtown Beaufort, a few Freaidient Lyndon B. Johnoon's men credtted fighter-bombers The reel issue la whether the end a four-day sit-in. hovei that Office of Economic with pneumoconiosis, or "black 'nakes up one third of the coun- miles from the scenes of rural son-in-law Is ataUoned. But fo r the 24-to-one MU ra tio. UnfonistB who get to paritoment The demonstration entered its Opportunity ateffers decided to lu n g .” I ry's 1.8 minton population, was poverty and hunger, it is hard to spokesmen said Airmen 1 C. Pa­ will support O’Neill in seeking fifth day with a commendation build her a modest frame dwell­ Sptatesmen said the attackers n the vangisud of student find a native South Carolinian the state’s rich south- trick Nugent was on a week's an end to the traditional feuds from the executive board of ing. Shortly after they complet­ were driven off and suffered 'rom Beltoat’s Queen’s Untver- who believes the hunger ta as em coal fields were idle today leave and not on base at the between tha Protestant majority trustees for Its orderly nature. ed it, Mias Taylor moved back -eight dead. U.S. caaualtles were dty who staged a march last and Strikers threatened to pteky tim e. and Roman Catholic minority. IhuJems ana representatives of bad as depicted.' Yet records into the shack. two kUtod and 11 wounded. all to protest police cwdton in show that more than 2,000 fami­ et northern mines and march on Seventy-five mortar aheUs hit A spokesman for ttw U.S. xndondeiry’s Oct. 5 riots in (See Page Seven) (See Page Fourteen) lies partiicipate in the food the state Oapitol. the bene 160 mKes northeast of (See Page Fourteen) command said the inctdeace of guying • selling . leastog • renting The illness is caused by Saigon, wouTjding five ahmen enemy aettons against Ameri­ breathing coal dust, and the and causing minor damage to can end other (dltod forces was One Day Only Savings ' strikers contend anyone who has some aircraft. Air Force gun- been a miner tor several years about the same or a bit higher ships raked the enemy firing po- during the seven-day seace-flre ON A SELECTED GROUP OF and has "bOack lung" should au­ Bitioiis, and South Korean troops W ho Was tomatically receive worlonan's whlrii ended et 7 a.m., com­ sweeping ihe area this morning pared to recent weeks. compensation. found blood trails leading from A mass conference of strikers two mortar empiattementa. South Vietnamese mtUtary l a i K Washington? will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at In the second attack, enemy h eadquarters rep orted 128 ene­ / an (albandoned union hail in Af­ troops charged under cover of a my-initiated actions against its By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS finity, a ghoet town nesir Beck- 30-round mrrrtfLr b a rra g e and armed forces and civilton popu­ MEN’S SUITS ley . lation, compared to 188 enemy- Who waa George Washington? blasted their way into a base of initiated incldenta In the pra- LJst Home According to some grade school Bennington said a statemmt the lOlat Airborne Division 97 vious week. youngsters he was the man who will he read demanding that ac­ miles east of Saigon. H ie .enemy On Friday, Norih Vietnamese knitted the flag, kept the coun­ tion be taken on the “black killed two American paratroop­ and RAINCOATS troops amburiwd a U.S. Marine try calm, looked like a hippie lung" compensation Mils. The ers and wounded 29 others be­ convoy for the second time this aid chopped down a cherry tree statement reportedly says that fore being dri'ven back by the where the BUYERS are week. Associated Press corre­ to get wood for his teeth. If legislators take i» action on paratroopers and helicopter H a l f spondent Edwin Q. White re- The question was put to some gunshdps. Twelve enemy bodies first graders at the George (See Page Two) wore foutxl. (Bee Page Seven) MEN'S SUITS Washington Elementary School In Syracuse, N.Y. They had plenty of answers. “He knitted the flag,” said 2 1 / 2 O f f ORIfilNAL PRICESI OF FAMOUS Hal. He Leaves for Europe Tornwrow “He was the man who de­ TAFREDDA FABRIC signed our flag so you couldn’t forget about your country,” af­ Regular $6540 NOW WOLVERTON firmed Jeff. Massive Security Plans LEFT: '^ARIEL^' SLIPS "He was our first president. He kept this country calm,” AGENCV said Ann. "I think he lived when nobody Regular $7945 NOW $ 3 3 '^^ else was born, except animals Preceded Nixon’s Tour 2 By FRANK CORMIER and those two guys,” said an­ D. Albertazzie. His Job was to The mission of Timothy G. .Associated Press Writer (M m ulictU. roifl ng Tofrtddo for all thoia other youngster, pointing at pic­ follow the same route Nixon will Elbourae Jr., White House press (At These Low Prices, There’ll Be A Slight Alteration Charge) clingy fobriei In your wardrobe. Slda tures of Washington and Lincoln ' WASHINGTON (AP) — When follow, practicing landings and assistant, was to smooth the xippar for parfact fit. Striking ambrold- on the bulletin board. . President Nixon goes abroad takeoffs at each airport along path for some 200 reporters, y y trim on bodlea and ham. WKita What did Washington look Sunday he will tolloi^ a route the w ay. photographers and television ’ 0 lik e? prepared by some 70 advance Erlichman’s assignment was technicians who will be mem­ to 20, littia lodlat' ilzai 14W to 26M. to make certain Nixon will see MEN'S RAINCOATS Lodlat' tlzai 38 to 44. ' "He looked like a hippie," men and thousands of foreign, bers of Nixon's traveling party. the people he wants to see—In­ M 9-28I3 said Andrew. policemen whose chief wony One of his smaller problems: cluding some private citizens— "I think he looked like a lady will be student demonstrators To persuade Buckingham Pa­ and such selected landmarks as RIGHT: ''PETIT CHA-CHA" HALF-SLIPS with those curls," snickered and—as a Scotland Yard official lace to admit six American pho­ the stark Berlin Wall. Briich­ G regory. put it—"the odd man,out." tographers to record Nixon’s man acted as the President’s Coll ui for FcBt ACTION! At the Chrysler School in De­ Despite massive security pre-s meeting with Queen Elisabeth personal schedule maker. OFF troit the question before a group cautions, timing "and logistics II. The British had thought two Vi $10.00 will play a mkjor role In Nixon's Robert Hodak of the NaUonal of 3rd and 4th graders was: would be sufficient. Initial and possibly crucial con­ Security Council staff made the Why did Washington chop down At each city along the ad­ tacts with leaders in Great Brit­ advance trip to lay the ground­ Reguica- «26.90 A lovaly, tllm patllcoot - tida the cherry tree? vance route, communlcaUons ain. France. West Germany, work for the serious talks Nixon ilothad, Ko lopad ham for extra Because he had wooden teeth specialists and Secret Service Belgium and Italy. will have with allied leaders. comfort White or block. Avoroga and could use the wood, said agents peeled off to continue de­ angih In jlxai S, M, I, XI. Short Kiraten. Detailed trip planning actual­ The State Department official, length In liia i S, M, 1. Junior aixat Bargain Hunters Make the Main St. Rounds tailed planning. They will re­ Because he wanted to try out ly began Feb. 8 when the 70 ad­ John Thomas, went along to main at their temporary posts / to la. Thifi is the way Main St, lookeci as crowds of shop­ Chopped From Our w o L v e r t o n merchant reported that some younger shoppers a new hatchet, suggested Mat­ vance men left Washington for iron out administrative deitails until after Nixon’s return. thew,. wrto added aa an aside, “ I Europe aboard Air Force One, such as waiver of customs In- 20% pers, virtually an army, turned out to take advan­ were walking around with stacks of them. The suc­ Among the problems facing Sole Imfs read- In a book that he danced the presidential jet. Led by spectiojis as the chief executive tage of the bargains being offered by Manchester the Secret Service advance men cess of the sale is evidenced by the fact that one all night before he went to work. White House counsel John D. and his party move from coun­ Saturday, is preparing for direatened stu­ Merchants for today’s Washington’s Birthday sale. "1 don’t think that was very B riich m an , the contingent In­ try to country. $90.00 Pubruary 27 store owner reported people were waiting in line dent demonstraUons in London NEW SPRING SUITS! •" smart. I don't like to dance, cluded representatives of the Ray Zook of the White House Most merchants reported good sales for the past at his door when the day began. Anotheh merchant and West Berlin, but thousands especially with girls,", he de­ State Department, National Se­ Transportation Office was re­ thi’ee days. All thet merchants reported that the of police and troops will be on smiled wearily and thought the next sidewalk sale, clared . curity Council, White House sponsible for finding hotel duty in Bonn, Paris, and Rome, Downtown Main 8t., Mancheater e Open • Days — Thurs. tUl 9:00 PJd. gift coupons offei’ed in yesterday’s Herald were Next question! Suppose there Communications Agency and space, buses and autos for the about six months away, would be soon enough to too. was a cherry tree lying on the the Secret Service. presidential group. For the working amazingly well and people were bringing recover from this one. (Herald photo by Pinto) Besides student demonstra- VWBB FRONT and BEAR PARKING — “CHARGE ACCOUN’TS INVITED!’' )72 EAST CENTER 8T. • MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 • S4S>aS13 At the controls was the new Bonn atop alone, Zook lined up them in whether they bought something or not. One Read Herald Advertisements (Bee Page Seven) presidential pilot, Lt. Col. Ralph room s In 18 hotels. 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