TUESDAY, MARCH 11, IM i V iUmtclrrBter i^i^raUt iDMbrNMPkms! Tlia Mw. K«HMlh StMM, aa- The muaic comnvUbee of Trln- About SO atudenta of Mrs. Kar­ ' ■ocO«r>a pM tor Oanter Ooncre- Ky Covenant Church will meet en W. P e a il and Mrs. LoUbi Donations Made The WeaUter ffm Town ot SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! M enlifi. 1669 |Mtkw^ Camirah, will dioeuas tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the home Roolas^ei at ttts Wemer Plano, lUPtllt Oburdi Ftor, wtadly ead i "M chote and Aiwcandra” at a of Mrs. Patterson Chaffin, 104 Organ and Vocal Studio will By lions did) eoM OiHwgli Tiranifiy. Leer io- <«*dl mMft to­ Book Samtaar temowruw at 10 Pine Knot) Dr., Wappliig. give the fin t in a oertoB at mid- SIGN UP ! rn TavIhBvm- Harold Parks, president of the 1 5 ,4 7 6 night In teoM . High trauonrow ajn. at tlia otauMh. Tfie event season rscitals Sunday at 8 Manchester Lions Club, pre­ in Me. ia open to the public. The Greater Hartford Branch pjm. In the chapel at South Unit­ sented checks recently to the 8imneheUer—^4 CUy o f Filh if* Charm ed Methodtot Chuich. The event For Boland Oil W nRy Covenant Church Di- of Transatlantic Bridea and Luts Junior Museum, the Man- The Adult Study Claaa of Parents Aasodation will meet is open to parents, (rtends end VOL. LXXXVm , NO. 187 (THIRTT-SIX PAOBS—fW O BtCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WffMMhDiiT, MARCH 11, I f f ! UMMU and C talitlan aduasatlon ch ester Scholarship Founda­ ComiNiBy’t Adfwltotog a m 'rm f iS ) PRICE TEN CENTM South United Methodiat Church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the aU those interasted. Sba. Pearl tion, and the Manchester Fine b M l wW meat toniclit a t T;S0 wUt meet tomorrow at 9 :S0 a.m. Veterans Memorial dubhouBe, and Mrs. Wemer are members Art Association. The gilts re­ at Ska ctaonh. in Sunmnah Weeleiy Hall ot the of the Connecticut State Mualr Sunset Rl<^e Dr., Ekiat Hart- presented money raised by the church. The Rev. Ceri Sanders Teachera Aesoctatton. AUTOMATIC Am y Spec. 4. Donald S. Ho- .ford. After a short program, Uona Club in their anmial Fine wSl toad a dtocuoalan of ''De- there will be an auction. Arts Show held in October. VC Attacks News Conference Friday Fr.'19[^urgit fieads — no. aon at Itr. and Mis. Paid ctolona In ChantgliM Ttm ea." Konnoa at SO WeMa S t, la aerv- First Church of Chrfat, Scien­ Checks for $600 each were ac­ DELIVERY QtU Rif^tfi tJiiit tB|f os s oonumiiSaatians center Martha Circle of Emanuel Lu­ tist will have tts Wednesday ' cepted by Mrs. Eleanor Gowan, WASHINGTON (A P) ^ — llBt wtUi the Am erican Dl- Community Baptist Church theran Church win meet Th'ura- E>venln(g Testimony irveetlng to­ president of the schotanhlp OH Sharply^ OET Nixon Again Delays — PrasUlent Nixon today v M s tS ISSIh L lcbt UnSantry will have its quarterly buelnees dajf at 2 p.m. at the church. morrow at 8 p.m. at the church, Foundation; and Dr: Paul Nor­ New Splashdown Site 447 N. M ato St. named the Rev. Theodwe BMgada near Oba liat, Vtohiam. meeting tonrorrow at 7:80 p.m. Mrs. Hedwlg Elam wiO lead de­ man, president of the Lutz to Fekcwahlp Hall of the votions. Hosteeses are Mrs. Martin HSSburgfa, praoldent board. Pause Seen church. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Gustave of the Uhlversity of Notre Center Cengiagatioesl Church There wrlll be a midweek In accepting a $175 check, Gull and Mrs. Elvira Anderson. prayer servioe tomorrow at SAIGON (AP) — The I^et On ABM Decision Dame, chairman of the U.8. ways end means committee wlU Mrs. Terry Ronaon, treasurer of Commisaion on Civil Righta. The CbnfIrTnatlon dans of 7 :80 p.m . at Calvary Church. nocket and mortar at- meet tonlcht at 7:80 at the the fine att grouii, said the WASHmaTOIf (AP) — Presi­ late tonight from South Vlehiam, Father Hesburgh, 31, has church. North United Methodtot Church Hillstown Grange will sponeor tacka dropped off ataarply today, mcney would become part of a 1500 dent Nixon will dtocuaa the anti- oouM prepare a report on Ms tn- been a member of the com- wtll meet tomorrow at S:1S p.m. a Monte Carlo whist game to­ but American offleert —M it balltotic missile oontroversy The property cnmmittea of- 4-H Camp Aide scholarship package awarded . . . A WHOLE BOOK FULL epeetton tour of the war sons tor mission since March 1966. Jls at' the church. night at 8 at the Grange Hall, Center Congregational Church might be only a paiuw in the en- with Republican and Democrat­ in Bahamas The Hockanum' Dog Cklb, through the Manchester Scholar­ Stamps Issued after paymrat for first delivery. the oounofl. replaees Michigan gtata Unl- 617 Hills St., Elast Hartford. emy’B 18-day-old apring offen- ic leaders of Congress Friday, Mk ., w n meet tomorrow at 8 will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. Norman Allard of Danielson Foundaticn. alva. Ziegler said Would be veMty Praetdent John A. High and low prizes will be at the church. The Senior Choir has been named Tolland-Wkid- STAMPS than hold a televtelon-radio p-m. liT the B ut Room, of W<4>- The Daughters of Itie Ameri­ U.S. aourcea pointed out "otw ot the key toptos of Intor- Hannah. plBg OomsnunMy Oburdi. Sal can RevolutiDn, Ortord Parish, awarded. Refreahments will be win have n social at 9 p.m. at ham County 4-H Camp director If delivery to paid for In full within 10 days for amount news conference the same day. eat” a t the, NBC meeting. served. The event is open to the churdi. for the 1969 campaign season. o f bUl. the Communtot command ■nw the $th4te Houae, amouncing A native of Syracuse, N.T., VanMHo, a prof tael onsl hand- will meet Thursday at 7:80 p.m. When you thbik of The Mparttoan congrenslanal the pitbUc. Allard teaches science at haa thouaands of troop* (t hqa thto today, would not aay flatly Father Hemniigb hoe been With Change, tor, wW demonatrate anddto- at the home of Mia. Pierre J. not committed to the offenaive M O era will meet with Nixon on president of Notre Dame Midweek services will be con­ KiUlngly High School and to T Y p e w R n a s REGULAR STAMPS that Nixon would be ready by CUH the handkng of doga for the Mtarteney, 218 Hackmaitajck St. if delivery to paid for by tbe 10th of following mogtli. yet. They eald a wave of at- tbs ABM at 8:80 a.m. EST Fri­ sines ll8g. abdw itog. He will use a St. DTh and Mrs. WlUlam Stover of The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ekhvayd ducted tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. coach of varsity athletics. Mrs. Friday to dtorlose hto declrtoo day. Allard will serve as camp TMnk of YIAUE taetto could come any day and on whether to de{doy the hotly Apollo Skips Beriwnd to his demonstration. West Hartford will speak on J. Reardon of St. James’ Chtueh at the Church of Christ, Lydall TYPHWMTKB SBHVaCB The president spent much of secretary emd treasurer. New Low Priee tluit the reat of tUa week to a debated Sentinel ontiballtotic Theta will be a quaoUcn and an- “Life on an American Indian wm speak to a Joint meeting of and Vernon Sts. The adult group •49-48M 2 4 -H O U R critical period. (hto morning dtoousring the aiaer period. The event to open Reservation.” Hostesses are the Oolumbiettes, Ladies of win begin a study in the life of Camp will be held at thb 4-H 42 8. Adams St., Mancbester mtoafle Shield. same silhleat with security od- Jesus. Allied epokeamen report^ 20 All that preas eecreary Ron- Stormy Seas to all thorn irrtereated. Mrs. George Thurber, Mra. Ocdumbus, Daughters, of Isa­ Outdoor center In AUngton. SERVICE rocket and mortar attaoka m al­ vtoer Henry A. Kisringer and 1 7 * * G O oii aM L. Zlegtor ■would aay was Daniel FTlnt EH, Miss Margaret bella, and the Knights of Colum­ There will be eight one-week lied baees and towna during the other staff aides. $ $ Sought SPACE CENTER, HoiMton Call Anytime 200 OaK or More that Nixon still expects to an- Atty. hTWam M. BronetB, of Ktomglebel, Mkw. Richard bus, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Lt. Col. George P. Lutirtsema, periods beginning June 22 and night, oompared to about 60 the The President will meet with (AP) — Although eager to come mxinoe a deoialon (hto week. MAnchenter has been admitted Niese, Mrs. James Puia and KofC Home. Msgr. Reardon will son of Mra. Hazel G. Luurtsema flntohing Aug. 16. Each period night before. U.S. headquartera Laird Thursday. home, the Apollo 9 astitxiauts Obvioualy, the ABM controv- to practloa before the Federal Mrs. ETeston Sage. discuss aid to parochial educa­ of 108F Bluefletd Dr., is serv­ will begip on Sunday afternoon eald caaualtiea were llgti^ Ziegler was aMted why Nfaoon today enthusiastically approved eray will figure prominently in T o Battle Court llor the Second Dtotrict. tion and the problems facing the ing a s a na'vigBtor with the 89th and close Friday night. Five more ground fighta Tuea- had delayed amounoement of staying in apace an extra orbit Hs wan ana at 10 attorneys ad­ Emanuel Lutheran Church ■parochial system today, and the Military Alrtlft Wing at An­ BOLAND OIL COMPANY day were reported, reaulttng in the newe conference, to Ire held an ABM deototon, which the Thursday to escape a rough mitted at ceremonies over evangelism committee wlll purpose and duties of the or- drews AFB, Md., which recent­ A LesAen Vespess Servioe will ESTABLISHED 1936 the deaths of 126 Viet Cong and at noott E8T Friday to the East President origfaisRy bad pntn- landing in storm-lariiad aess wMoh Judge J. Joseph Blumen- meet tonight at 7:80 in the ganisatloriB toward their com­ ly earned the U.S. Air Force be held totnorrow at 7:30 p.m. 369 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, 643-6320 North Vietnamese and 10 Amer­ Room of the White House. And toed for earter (Me week. Addictions southwest of Bermuda. BBiCl pniMMCI. church reception room. munity and church. Outstamkng Unit award. at Concordia Lutheran C$Mttch. icana It wae generally assumed Nixon “I don’t cosaider It reaUy a “ Hey, let’s go there," ApoUo 9 would be pswpared to announce HARTFORD, Ooim. (AP) — U.S. headquarter* reported 76 delay,” he stod. AfUr.warning the Aj^rofirla- commander James A. McDhrltt men of the enemy were killed in hto stand at that time. The prem sderetary said Nlx- exclaimed when Informed of the The chief executive originally tlona Committee he was going an abortive ambuah o f a 60- on, at hto news ocetference, excellent weather forecast te had planned to meet today with to "drop a bomb," Stats Oor- truck cc(]goy 48 mllea northweat would fieM questions on any rsctlon Cbmmtoalmwr EUto C. the new landing area near the National Security Council Grand Turk Island in the Baha­ of Saigon. Spokesmen said the sifiitfect. ' MacDougall asked tor another only American caaualtiea were txit thto seamen was postponed Nixon toU a news cerferenoe mas. to Saturday. $1 minion for hto department eight men wounded, and one tost Thurwtoy ha would an- today to fight the twin 'prob­ That to 480 mUee south o f the truck loaded' with beer was Ziegler aaM Nixon put off the nounos a deoislan on the contro. wind-whipped original splaSb- meeting ao Secretary of Defense lems of drug addiction and al­ slightly damaged. coholism. down sons where McDhrltt, Da­ Mmvin R. Laird, who returns vid R. Scott and Russell U The North Vietnameae battal­ (See Page Tsenly) "One million dollars invested Schweickart would have had a ion, about 400 tro < ^ , iqn **'*"*^ in thto would save many mll- rough reception. tried to gyring the trap too soon iona for the state,” said Mac­ The extra circuit ot the gtoho or too tote. Dougall. "We w«re laying for them,’’ will extend, their time In qweo A study he had done by an by about 100 minutes and In­ said a apokeaman for the U.S. expert from New York riiowed 26th Infantry Division. “ We crease the total length of the Israelis, Egyptians that the average narootioa of­ mtosion to Just over 10 days. knew they’ve been wanting to fender In Connecticut spent $40 ambuah one ot our convoys.’’ The new landing time will be Expect more a day to pay for hto habit, said 13:01 p.m . E8T. The 36th Dlvtolon had about MacDougall. An addict has to 160 infantrymen and a odumn This was the second time that Trade Sniper Fire steal at least $100 worth of a U.S. man-ln-space landing has of armored peraonnd carrier* goods a day In order to get $40, TEL AVIV (AP) — Llght- Troops dispersed them and been altered by bad weather. In equipped with .60-callber ma­ he added. arme fire broke out along the placed the caebah under curfew. 1906, Gemini 5 pilots L. Gordon chine guns and flame throwers Narcotica addiction to oosting Sues Omal today and Israeli laraslto waited teneely to eee Cooper and Charles Ctonrad Jr. reconnblterlng the highway be­ Connecticut $40 million a jraar, and Jordanian forese traded fire whether the canal hoetiUtie* landed one orbit early to avoid tween the division headquarter* he said, yet the state to doing In the Jordan V i^ y . would escalate. an Atlantic hurricane. at Cu d ll and a aiipply baas at “ a very minimal JoV* at Dau Hang. The Israeli arm y In TU Aviv A senior staff otflosr told cor McDhrltt, Scott and Schweick­ sold the Egyptians started the treating and rehabilitating ad­ art enjoyed a leisurely final fun ’The supply tnioka, carrying respondents he beUsved the dicts. ammunition and general cargo, new round of hostilities along Egyptians were not ready to day in space, taking pictures, the canal with sniper fire. Israe­ When he hMfic over as bssd of monitoring quuseshlp systems were within three mllee ot Dau call a halt to the croee canal the new Depculment ofJponec- Ttong when the forward noon- li troops fired back, the army duels. A N «vy fttiKtoiMQ is tfinoWn intb th» a m d u r in g snd prepiwlng tor homecoming eald. — tion tost year, the Jaflg ware to cUmsx a flight that advanced from S.B.N natoMuice troops ran Into the United Nations obaervara sta­ simply using the “ cold tuirkey" leraell soldiers fired In the air Tough weBther wMIs rdhaarstag fbr the recovery tbs Uhttad Btatee closer to a rear guard at the enemy lying tioned along the lOS-mlle-long method of detoxifying fiddlcta, to quell a schoolboys’ riot In the maa-to-the-moon landing next In wait. waterway have blamed the MocDougmi said, and. of ApoEb 9 iBtraDRUtB ki the A X h a X k splaialuhram KI p is not sum m er. “They ntartod a ftre flgUt,'* occupied Oasa Strip. Offlolato Egyptians tor starting the shoot­ D e Gaull even have vitamins on'jKid to Before mabfof the dscUten, paid the 38th Dtvtokm spokes­ said 6(X> schoolboys charged an ing on all oooasiona. « t e israsU halftrack, throwing help Oto addict flight dtakctor . Eugaew Kraas man, “and the enemy'* main The staff (iffloer said in strength. See' iiMp tieto#. ambush force got exolted.” stones and chanting curses and wrighed ouch ffcfngs M bow fost Egyptians must be com (he raeevery-SMp, the carrier the American convoy was In Palestine slogans. The students “they aragetting Ole' set boxes afire and erected Qnadslcsnal, could madi the. three aectiona. One aection al­ in the fighting. He said they an a 31 per cent increase over one stone barricades in the street. new toudidown point, traddng ready had pase«d the ambuah confusing fact and fiction in be- They were dispersed after year ago, he noted. .can not . BtItM UDA facilities tor tbs new re-eotsy tate. Of the second section, all llevihg they have InfUoted troops fired Into the air and 36 guarantee the pubtlo . lhat any PARIS (AP) — Both Pnsl- track, end where ApoUo 9 would but the beer truck at the end heavy casualties on the Israslto. of them were arrested. of these offenders FU be ■ re­ dsnt Chaitos ds GaUBs’s gov- totid If its retro-rocket failed to had moved throu$^. Cairo has olalmsd destruction Army spokesmen retorted habilitated by the time they are enunsnt and Fnndi tobor Atv and If it had to moke emer­ A alngle enemy soldier ran Of five Israeli Piper Ctibe, a heli­ released, he said. and get It! onto tile road and fired a rocket aeveral hundred other atudenta unions were ready inday tor gency use .of Jet controls to copter and 32 tanks and wound­ staged a etone-throwlng demon- With thto exception, Mac­ new wage negotiaitioaB after a come home on orMt or two tot- grenade at the truck. . ing and killing acorss of troops. ■tration in the casbaah of Na­ Dougall aold he could live with: general strike Ihai crl|)pled the er. “The third section of the con- The officer said Israel In the Apollo 9 Srimo blus, in occupied Jordanian tei^ in the $30 million budget rec­ couiSry for 24 hours. When astronaut Stuart Roosa, ommended by Gov. John Demp­ Landingjfargo^ (See Page Thirteen) ritory north of Jerusalem. (See Page Twenty) Gold prioes, whltdi rose tost the capsule communlcatoc, re­ sey for .the . correction depart­ week In part bsoause of a threat ported the forecast for the Ber­ ment in the coming biennium. to the staUHty ef the de­ muda area was “grim''—10 He made a strong pitch for traao, clined in varioue European trad­ m iles viadUlUy, 23 knot windi^ rehabilitation programs in the more ing oenters. ’nwro wens reporie waves alx to eight feet snd Jalla and youth Institutions. South Africa may have eold swells 10 to. 13 feet, McOtvitt ’The state haa spent a lot of som e o f Mb gold reserves on the commented: “Visibility's money on the new prison in free market or that airange- good.” Somers—“the strong end of the landing Araa For Heaitng that the predtotian OFFICES funeral’’—while doing tittle to ments are being made tor such sales. Ono Extra Orbit tor (he Grand Turk cuea tor train and educate youthful of­ 'nuiraday was lO m iles vtotbOI- SERVICES fenders so that they will not Information Mlnlater Joel le ty, winds light and variable, return to crime, he said. ’Theule told newsmen after a o ** • waves twq to three feet snd to Serve You OaMnet meeting the govern­ “I’m not a crlminal-coddler— puesTO ^ t swells six to seven feri, the ment to eager tor talks with HOURS more but I think we should ’coddle’ PICO V . ApoUo 9 commander exclaimed: MAIN OFFICE for your every businBas and labor. At the same a crimina enough to teach him b “Hey, let’s go there! Let’s go time, he inatoted on tbe govern­ 923 Main Street EARNINGS how to read and write,” said MAKTIMIQUt % th era!" ment’s position: No mere than a MacDougall. i Later, with Oie Guadalcanal for your Banking 4 per cent wage Inctease. Hto philosophy, he said was reporting 14 foot sw ells and EAST BRANCH banking need that “we send people to prison ’The untona want 10 to 12 per owit. (AP Ptiotoftlx) 2,000 foot vMMMty, MfdMvltt. Daily 'til 4 p.m. as punishment, but not for said: “ I don’t think anybody up for your Savings Maurice Schumann, mintoter 285 E. ( enter St. Main Office Mortgage Loans • Personal Loans punishment.” Splashdown Sites here to good enough sailor for for social affalra, aald the strike (’or. licnox that.” Home Improvement Loans had nationalized industry Thurs. 6 to 8 p.m. “Roger, we agree down hers much more heavily than private too," Roosa said. Main Office Passbook Loans • Auto Loans industry. WEST BRANCH McEhvltt inquired whether the Parkade The country was pretty well Bank by Mail • Collateral Loans Guadalcanal could reach the Lemnitzer back at work today. Manchestei Parkade Thurs. 'til 6 p.m. backup landing aone and was Personalized Bank Checks In Paris the price of sn ounce Farm Camps Tour Burnside % told (hat It was only 16 hour* of goM dropped to $46.96. tt had Christmas Club • Vacation Club away end could easily make K. EAST HARTFORD Retiring as gone down to $47.40 Tuesday Friday 'til 8 p.m. “We need that cake,” Joked from a 21-year peak o f $48.41. Burnside .\veniie Parkade Special Occasion Gift Checks Scott, referring to a 860-pound The London opening was Opens Some Eyes NATO Chief cake that the Guadacanal has at ( hureh .8|. Bolton Notch Register Checks • Loans on Securities $42.97, down from $43.06 at waiting for Apollo O’s return. East Branch Tuesday's dose. In Zurich the Foreign Remittance • U.S. Savings Bonds WAflMNOTON (AP) —Preri- By BEN FUNK and pednt in advance o f the The Guadalcanal, which bos So. Windsor oepning was $42.90-$43.l6, un­ SO. WINDSOR denlt Nixon announced today Aeeoclated Pieee Writer committee's arrival. been riding out the otorm for Savings Bank Life Insurance changed. In Frankfurt the price Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer will niMOKALfiE, Fla. (AP) — “I shook hands with a man ■Sullivan .\ve. Payroll Savings Plan • Travelers Checks rriinquM) his poet os supceme was $41.41, down from $41.76 Members of a U.S Senate ootn- who still had wet paint on hto (Bee Page Eighteen) Main Office Tuesday. ShoppinK t'entei adUed comm ander in Ekirope mittee tooUng tor evidence of hands," Oook said. Parkade Home Mortgage Security Plan Dispatches from Pretoria, July 1 to Gen. Andrew J. Good- hunger in America found U in For six hours, committee Bolton Notch All Purpose Club • Safe Deposit Boxes paster. South Africa, aald South Afri- an eye-opening tour of south BOLTON NOTCH CB'a gold holdings tost week In­ Florida farm labor camps. membeni sat in a hot, crowded Burnside The White House anxwnce- school auditorium listening to Life Insured Mortgage Plan ment. said the shift in oommand creased by only $2.9 nUlUon, "We are net going to go away •function of Koute« li So. Windsor ri^ es of hunger, .sickneoe end JJ.S, Fliers # was made with the ennsent of compeued to a normal weekly from here and forget thto," wUd Free Parking housing "not fit tor pigs” in and 14.A Mon. thru Thurs. 10 to 12 noon the Defense Plamfing Oommlt- rise o f $14 mUUon to $16.8 mll- Sen. Jacob K. Javlt% R-N.Y. 2 kon. No reasons was given, but which migrants live. About a 3 to 6 p.m. toe ot (he North AUanttc TVeaty "Our purpose will be to see that dozen migrants testified. In Bangkok Organiaaiton, which met in financial circles said sales on Justice to done." Bolton Notch the free market or to monetary "We brought together in one NO NOTICE REQUIRED at anytime. Bnueeto today and unanlmoudy “ Hunger In America to an old, BANGKOK (A P) — FOur authorities could be responsible. room people with widely differ­ Adopted a resolution appointing old problem, but I think we ent views on the reepons lMUty American fliers captured In NO MINIMUM OEPOSIT • NO MINIMUM BALANCE Goodposter to the post. Finans und Wlrtadiafi, a Zu^ have a chance to crack it. We rich financial newspaper, eald the federal government has in OambexUa a month ago were re­ Nixon also aald he plans to might ao ehalK the national con­ meeting tfato poblem,” eald the free market price could science that eomething will be turned to freedom today cui the Paid QUARTERLY from OAY YOU DEPOSIT appotnt Gooc^[>aater U.S. com ­ Sen. George S. M cOovem , D- have gone to more than $80 an result of a letter from Preeldeiit mander In chief in Elurope later done even for the migrant farm S.D., commtttee chairman. tMs year. ounce if there had bean no South w orker." Nixon to ruling Prince NtModom African supplies. “It was quite clear that the Lemnitzer is being reteased In Its first trip tnto the field Sihanouk of Cbmbodia. n preponderance of opinion was The newspiqper srid the Bank The four U.S. Army men were from hto aaalgnment "a t Ms for on Investigation scheduled to on the side of bringing an end to own request,’ ’ the Whl( of International SetUemento wae probe ail tbe poverty pockets of identified a s MaJ. Querin Hurllk negotiating tor South African hunger in Florida. I am confi­ aald, and thto will permit^ the nation, the Senate Select of. Savannah, Ga.; C.W.O aalea on the free market. A dent we wiU aee a new |uid retire from aictive duty, Oommlttee on Nutrition end Hu­ Laird Oaburn of Webstar bank spokesman had no com­ greatly improved mechantom to been the supreme allied oont- man Needs spent three hours Springs, W.Va.; Spec. 6 John !i{' ment on thto raport. accompUrii this end," Mc­ noander in Europe etnoe Jan. 1, Monday touring tbe rimeka of Fisher of Gednesvllte, Fla., and MDUo m of workers were off' Govern said. 1963. migrant workers here to har- ^>ec. 6 Rob Pryor of Oak Ridge, the Job Tuesday and there was a Oav. Claude Kirk, who was Goodpaater haa commanded e vwf the winter vegetaUa crops. Terav massive march In Paris by a not Invited, went before tbe , UtS Aimy division in Geimai^ Immokalee’s regular popula­ Stationed in South Vietnam, Savings Bank Man c h es ter throng eriimated to total from committee to complain that Ms and served as asatotant to the tion of $.000 Increases in winter­ they were captured on Feb. 13 60,000 to 100,000. F or many It office had been bypnssed. He chairman of the Joint CMefa of tim e to about 16,000 when the after their L19 obeervatlog Sing*fer Ousted from Chateau was a day of cold-water ahaves expressed regret the oommtttee plane was shot down near the Member F.D.I.C. StsZf, ee directar of the Joint migrants arrive. Tbe committee and hltohhlldng to work. had not sought the help of Dr. border between Cambodkt and Agitag muisiic hall singer Josephine Baker, wrapped in blanket, alts on ateps o f Staff and deputy U.S. command­ De Ghudle ki a broodoast touted two. labor camps and two er in Vietnam. WMson Sawder, state health offi­ South Vietnam. Tuesday night stood firm, warn­ Immokalee apartment complsec- cer, but had invited subordinate her banAtrupt chateau-orphanage, at Drive, France, after buyers forcibly ejected Born in Granite CUy. ni., es built tor laboreiw and talked The airmen were held in a Six CoNvettimit OBie«t Sfirvin^ ing that France to Just starih^ state officials to testify. Goodpaater, 54, wee graduated to 13 ntignints. Gambodlan naval barracks, and her yesteniay. The 62-ye!ar-

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Stock Set by Group THIS SEAL On my recent cruise to the 0 K7 RoMiTsd Seats, ^ D R U G B O O K L E T Far East I discovered that one 4k J1085 MMI or Phone up now for prfcos cn« ox> Twelve hours at two famous in indicates the fllm was Eves, at 8KW pan. ManchfOBter (Conn.) Herald submitted end approved under of the best bridge players In WEST EAST liM toTtN PJL Parents Must Know the Enemy pKiod to rte Mon. Now museums are planned for mem­ M at. Wad. A flat. Box 6, Teaneck, N . J. 07666 the Motion Picture Code Tokyo reacto angrily when an 4 A7532 4 4 ^ 2:00 pan. J O r A ia o N no larger than the point o f a pin mescaline and amphetamlilee. I------, is also tko Hmo to HR bers of tU^ Tolland County Art opponent has the gall to double of Self-Regulation. 86 732 Oun. 2:0^ Boaedhiled Prana Retenoe Writer la enough to send meet people Is reported to bo extremely , To DRUG BOOKLET Association. The group will vlstt him. "Redouble — .and down 0 A43 2 your froosur wMi a hind i] Suggested for GENERAL 0 10985 ^TWna piueato win try to lead off on amaalng “ trips” within mind-distorting but less so than Manchester (Cotm.) Herald ' the Metropolitan Museum of two!” he shouts. This is on ex­ A K7 4k 96432 their own minds. TJtn stands for LSD. c.-ddo of boof. audlencsR. Tv-.IN ^ ^ “ rVt Own tha atresigth of knawtetAge I P.O. Box 6, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 I Art and the Whitney Museum In pensive habit, but it may be SOUTH auditoriums ^ la dlneuarinf dnigw with their lyaerglo arid diethylamide, and Mt»tNINO OLOliT SEEDS of I Send m e ---- copies of WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT , New York City and will lunch ^ Suggested for MATURE cheaper than going to the psy­ 4 Q l 109 tdiHdren. Only that way are they Is often simply called arid, a few varietlM oontaln an ac­ DRUGS AND NARCOTICS, at l l each. ' chiatrist. * at La aalleria. audiancas (parental discre­ 9 AKQ3 Ukdy to be ettNUre; only that trips, cubes, peariy gates or tive principle riosriy related to I I South dealer. , Enclosed Is |...... The New York Art Safari will tion advised). 0 QJ6 ban they speak intelUgent- heavenly blue. LSD, but far leas potent be by bus on March 22. Reser­ Both sides vulnerable. I * I -SPECIALS- ♦ AQ It’s siqipUed, quite Illegally, BABB1TCRATB8 AND RESTRICTED — Persons I Name ...... •...... ^ vations should be made and Opening lead—ace of spades. South Writ North East Knowledge In thin cane must as a powder In capsules, small checks, payable to the surt asso­ under 16 not admitted, un­ DEPBBSBANTG THURSUAY, FmOAY AND SATURDAY In today’s hand the double 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass lio baaed oa the facta about the wMto pills, or a oolorteao, taste­ To drug ahuBois, barbituratea I Address ...... | ciation, should be sent to Mias less accompanied by parent warned South that something 3 ^ Pass 4 (7 Pass dnigi themsehrei-^wtiat they'ie less liquid that can be soaked are known p y many nicknames. Esther M. Luginbuhl of ISl Or­ or adult guardian. evil was about to happen. If Pass Double Pass Pass Ube Qnd whwt they do to people. Into sugar cubes or onsekers. J jC lty ...... S U t e ...... Zip...... ' chard St., Rockville, by Satur­ — goofballa, barbaa, candy, yri- South' had taken the double Redouble All Pass Here la a rundawn on the princi­ A trip usually.begins 80 to 46 low Jackris, aeocy, lalnbowa, day. Parsons under 18 not ad­ seriously (as he should have), pal drugs bdng used or abused. minutes after the drug is swal­ (Make checks payable to Associated Press) LEAN Cost for the trip is seven dol­ mitted. This age restriction blue devils, and the like. he would have run to four no- BIABUUANA lowed, and lasts eight to 12 lars with the number of seats Numerous people become may bo higher ig certain trump, which he would have I f a more coauneniy known aa hours. How a person reacts de­ limited to the bus capacity. an unusual location of the. high physleally and psyidiologlcally Methamphetamlne or speed, is Heroln uaers usually become areas. Check theater or made, instead of redoubling. pot, grans, Miary Jane, hay. pends on the doee, the peison trumps. If you have no dependent upon baibiturates— oive very dangerous drug wtaidi truly “ hooked” after taklag the Saturday Film West doubled because the bid­ himself, his mood, and the est- advertising. surprises for the doubler, look Joint, reefer, atick or by a doaen there are many types—for some abuaem have been inject- drug dally tor a week or ao. A film. "HEe Vienna Choir * ding told him that the opponents other iMunea. ting. ^ Boys,” plus a comedy filsn will Printad a public aorvica for a rescue rather .than for a sleep, or to combat anxiety or ing. Soma youngaters seeking held at least seven spades. This ^UtesKiDS! Aa generally used In the Uirtt- Meet usersleport sering bril­ be shown at the Rockville Jisv- by this nawapapei. redouble. tensions. When tolerance bulkla Cocaine, from the leaf of kicks abuse

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.. j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESfTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 PAGE SEVEN ed In the rcfwrt were “trafflc iiotelB in New Tor*, Washington before Harris began expandtag PASSPOKT Manchester Tax Aid ^ Two-Year Study proHemar w hl^ would be creat­ and Chicago. '' Ws stories bito books. - ed by ouch a bridge, the kv Deaths in She wrote a cdumi^ "Ask EDWAIU) WALDO FOBBBS PHOTOS; Tests Could Have Shown Potential Vatican Prelate - Ho^pltid Notes Raproa—ltatlyea of the In­ Fails To Solve duoed pcpulaition growth in an Dorothy Draper," which ap- CAMBRIDOE, Mhss. (AP) — Farm Camps Tour Just reednsd x new ternal Itonnuo dorrlco will area already growing at a rapid The World pears In 70 newspapers. Edward Waldo Eorbes, 96, dl- IDENHPICA1 MM III irilT^t vMtiMc iMNin cud be In hCaneheeter afaln to- f a r • M p m en t o f Bridge Dilemma pace and the necessary expan­ DOROTHY DRAPER JOHN BENTON HARRIS ” rector of the WlHlam Hayw PHOTOS Expen & y,Srt.n L ..W a* t |Mn., Mid fteit. ta fka morrow,'kto aaalat local nai- sion of roads In an area where W H ii — Ml, Its PidUtfit*, » HARTEX»D, Oonn. (A P) LONDON (AP) — John Ben- Fogg Art Museum at H arv^ denta In Um pnparatton of ~ - ...... 86 yetus, died s 'a l b m ^ m efal f— if — nrlce — It, !• m k i. s their lata tnoomatut nturna- The pToWem of where to put valuatole Industrial lands wlU be Dmoer n de- yon Harris, 68, science Action University tor Opens Some Eyes iYldltflllty To Plot Murder tA-ncAN cm r (AiP) - A FAIRWAY C n m iM ■•— «, > pan. week- IlMy wtti hold office boura a Long Island Sound bridge af- affected by such expansion.” decorator who plo- author who wrote under the Tuesday, Vatican prelate who la a mem­ F/RST NASSIFF GAMER! (Oontlnued (rum Page One) LOS ANGBLEfi (AP) — Had time when peqpfo were trying to picture frqmet days, > P.M., w— fc— da and boll- In the ICunidpal BuHdlng feots the Ooimecticut legisil^ture Without expansion of roads, neered In the use of vivid colors name of John Wyndham, died ber of Pope Paul’s household as weH as Its counterpart In "such a bridge could be detri- ij, the late IBSte died Tuesday Tuesday. His writings aiqieered _ _ . , BBl Main St. SIrhan Btehara Slrhan been ex­ sUbdue Mm after the shooting. dagra; ptfvate i— im . la a .n i.; Hearing Room from B m.m. to ***tes any torttm ony, the giuver- that be had reac$red the fifth am ined befbre the leasaaBinaition "Ih a (Besodated atate, an in­ has decided to quit the priest- WO have sizes from 2V i" x 2Vt" to 11” x 14”— a— d iHvala NMM, a p.M.> vla- 1 :S0 p.m . New Tork. mieotal to the Bridgeport area," after a long Ulne—. Mm. Draper >"®^y y*®" magarines R ea d H cra ld AClS. grade in school. It’s pretty sad IM i« la aia. tit, Mrf la aay A two-yew leglelative study the study report said. designed interior nor nplied: 'Tfa a little late o f Ben. R obert F. Item edy, a dividual win show memory hewd and m arry. ^we’re snre to hRve the size yon need! fSirway pileed^ saa Thoae who appear for aid elements of now ." when a boy can brag that he Is ttaM tM Imiaadlate famOy aaly, released Tuesday fails to rec­ (Wense psydKiiogiBt says, he gaps," Schorr testified. "An iiN MSgr. Giovanni Musante, 80, an nquedted to bring all tn the fifth grade when he ought adah a llva-nilBate limitation. ommend a specific Oonnecticut ^ ' The committee emphasized p![obeUy wmdd have been spot­ divMual will remmnber events perilnent pnpera and Infor­ to be three grades higher." has won a papal permit to mar­ "w « faahirg vorWty at its bott!" JJtanM— vWtina iMora bi ob- terminal tor such a bridge. In that condlttatia in Immofcelee ted BS a potential murderer. mation. close up to and surrounding, but ry after strong Vatican preawre both stores open thnrs. and tri. nighta tm 9 atatetea a n a to 4 p .m ., then were no Wetwe than in slume In Ihe Internal Revenue Ser­ New Tork, a hdU approved by And yrt, Sirhan’s mental ca­ not kioluding the act. By oon- to dissuazle him failed, Vattcan * t locations; downtown main street and hoRla aRala at T p.m. VlaltoN the legislature Monday would .every atate of ttw nation. pacity was so stunted that he vice representatives will be Vernon trart, the Indtvtdual trying to sourcea said today. east middle tpke., next popular market! a n aaked not to amoke In pa- in ICancheater eadi Thursday change the location of the pro­ Although OoUier Cbunty te to­ could not form a meaningful, malinger or fake wttl (hazaicter- A spokesman for the Vicariate tiaafa noma. No more than two during the same hours, end­ poned bridgei tally dependent on the migrant mature plot against the senator. isttcally remember item hy to ElTingjon Youth of Rome, the office ruining aM tan at one time per patient. ing on April 10. The New Tork legislators now to harvert a $40 miUkm emual Dr. Martin Schorr testified Item in detai:i right up to the a(> Pope Paul’s own diooese, where Income tax returns must r a brM|ge llrrklng Suffolk U ttvcfc crop--ha»fcbono of its (iets 8 Months Tuesday in Siihan’s mtader tual ise of the weapon. The admlnlatratlon remind* Ooimty with the New Haven econ(]my—It makaa no provMon trial. "Adding to this oomtept of di- Msgr. Musante worked, con­ vMtara that with oonatructlon be mailed by April 16. firmed the report. Sitea al Ocamecttcut. A previous for ills welfare. In Hou^ Break That point is (rocial to Sir­ mlniehed capacity is (his man’s aadpr. way, paikInK apace I* New Tork legislative measure L^eter Whiitaker, (halrm an of complete tock of ewaieneeB of VaiUcxin iirtetts said the Vatl- Ihnited. Vlattor* an aaked to han’s (tefenBe. His lawyers hope Transmission was based on a proposed' bridge the county oammleelon, and A 17-year-oId youth who broke what has been happening. He -can hfid Msgr. Musante go hear with the hoapital while the Rockville In. Concert to save Mm from a death sen­ m te s u in * between Port Jeffersont L.!., ootnmtoafonera A. D. HancMck Into the home of friends but left / behaved like a man on a pten- through special perioda of re­ ^^arfclaar proMem oalata. tence by (xmvlncing the juzy the Hospital Notes and Bridgeport. ,, ^*VE STORES O f fASHIOM — and Ewell F . M oore a ll told the without taking anything was Peter Pantaluk, son of Mr. and shooting of Kemeily was the re­ Ic.” Schorr referred eariler to treats in a monastery in an ef­ Troubles? The Connecticut study com- ; sentenced yesterday in Superior Sirhan’s frequent smites in the fort to have Mm recant Ms deci­ PatleMa lioday: 8M committee they could not legally kta. Peter Pantaluk, 40 Foster sult of a stcic, obocoBcd min}. Visittng hours are 1S:M to 8 mMbee makes no mention of I6>end money for nxzresidenta Court to ei|M months in the Ooukd Blrttan have acted with oourtroom as Indioatlve that he sion. They added the Vatican St., and a student at Berklee also hcqied that the prelate (EIVICC jtoMTTmD TBSTERD^: p ^ ,peas except matem- Now Haven. It pointed out It and migranto are nonresldenta. Connecticut Correctional Center malice aforethought? "No," did not realize the gravity of his would change )ils mind be(xiuBe LET US HELP YOU P ^cia Branl^j^ 1S4 (M n are 2 to 4 and had been created for the pur- .I h e $7,600 budgeted thte year In Hartford. School of Music, Boston, was re­ said' Schorr. situetian. of his age. ^»to. M^ Cotter^ ^ ^ g ^ a bridge with tor the poor can be apent only The youth, Efogene F. Riddick cently featured as trumpeter in Under oroes-examlnatten by Howard hammered at (he tea- This was the first (dialtenge to ------« s CXwineoUcut term inal In on residents, they teaUfUed. of 61 North Park St., Ellington, a concert of (xmtemporary and prosecutor John E. Howard, the tbnony that Slrhan (xxdd not K yeu'va got transmission troubla, woU rea(h so (dose to the Pope, who « Harry, swat^ w Admitted Monday: George Bridgeport. The committee stat- will serve five months of the psychologist was asked whether have thought out Ms act. They eald the migrant la a jams music by BerRlee student- restated the rule of celibacy iov got to tha boftom of it. That's bMcnna «ymwitn x^e. MIS, Wayn% White, Kosley R d., Tol- ed that it “ questHons the a c- sentence because he has spent he could have predicted Kenne­ Q. Aasume one pianned a po­ "federal problem, not a (xmnty composer Alan Broadbent. priests two years ago. wo'ro exports at our job. Economical, also. land; David Sherman, Huriburt ceptance of the Bridgeport area three months" behind bare dy's assaaainatlon If Sirhen had litical asaosaSnablon to take pnobtem." Msgr. Musante has been a Tolland; Jean Slyne, unlesss . . . ftmther studies are awaiting dispoaition of the case. A graduate of Manchester been tested eartler. pteice in a pUUic place. That The county has refused to par­ priest for 26 years. The Vicari­ »rtt Hnrinn a* Prince^ St • Skinner Rd., Tolland; Jeeuiette conducted.” It estimated a It took that long, the (XMirt High SclMol in 1963, Pantaluk "WHh a reasonable degree of same individual went out (o a ri­ ALWAYS RELIABLE ticipate in federal-programs for ate held special celebrations ^*>r. Doehr Rd.. Tolland; bridge with a Bridgeport ter- was told, because the youth graduated from Berklee, and la fle range the same day. Woidd the poor, complaining that the certainty, murder is preiT.cta- and Pope Paul made him a St • Diane Johnson 144 Cooper Hennessey, Hunting- mlnaJ would cost about $260 mll- changed his plea twWe to the at present a faculty member in ble,” Schorr said. He added that you find in that a thinking proc- cost of food (Sstribution would member of the Pontlflclal fami­ St!: Mary Kansek, 162 Hollister : Lucy Champlln, Hart- lion. breaking emd entering - charge. the theory department white of 100 people chosen at raiskan, e ^ ? MANCHESTEK TRANSMI^ION 00. nm between $46,000 and $80,000 ly to mark the prelate’s 26th an­ St; John Kerin, Hartford; Key- Samuel Stevenson, Fair- The study report said the gen- Hia factor family couldn't pay studying for a degree In music A. In effect, yea. a year three or four would be shown by niversary in the priesthood last 16 IhninBrd Plnee, Manchester — Phone 646-0022 In Lamberman, Mansfield; Mrs. ! ®velyn Fam- oral Idea of a Connecticut-Long ttie bond whkdi was set at $1,000 (imposition. He has also played psychologloal testa as having Schorr said the triggeihg of JavltB diaputod theae figures with the Berklee recording band stress (hat pushed Slrhan to a year. Hermione Logs, Rocky Hill; K«Uy Rd.; Frank Wlsnle- island Bridge is "financially but aaid that iv e n g60,000 was a and not reduced. the pctenUal for murder under Mrs. Gertrude McCormick, 42 •*'*• Village St.; Vicki Shearin, feaBibie and desirable" but Judge WHUami P. Barber sen­ on the Voice of America tele- atresB. dissociative state "may have «nalB .price to pay to keep a $40 vlsten program. starts at some point when he Benton St.; Claude McCreary Regan ^ Martha would not recommend a spe- mHUon induatry alive. tenced Riddick saying that “ SdThan would have been one n East Hartford; Alme Mar- Schneider, West St. (dflc Io(»tlon. He will leave shortly on a one- saw the gun (n his car ... the bom Rodolfo JuoroE, a migrant, ordindrlly he would have sen- of these three or four," he said. rotte, WlUlmantlc; Kimberly Births Monday: Son The report calls for further terned Him to an indeflnUe term week tour of- the e^ern sea­ “If I had to Uve wWi one of gun may have reipreserhed M ichael told the committee that crew something else.’’ Mart, 69 Taiuier St.; WlUard to stiMiy o f possible bridgehead lo- in the Cheslre Reformatory board as lead trumpeter with these three or four I would bo Marain, 164 N. Elm St.; Mrs. Terelmes, Snlpslc Lake Rd. leaders who furnish work foives caUots,^and says the State of but that after further consider­ the Jimmy Dorsey orriieatra led very feartUL Q. Ycur theory is the stress Marie Monis, 6 Grace Rd., Wap- Discharged Monday: James to the fanners maintain "a was the gun? Oonneotiiciit should "be prepared ation gave the eight-month jail, by Warren Ctovington, providing "I’m not saying I (xxild have 2 slave labor system". Became ping; Hamlltmi Mullen, 4 Hud- Nolan, Grove St.; Thomas Shee- to enter Into such agreements background music for vocalists A. The gun was a symbol . ., mljpents are always on the sentence. predicted Slrhan would kiil the son St.; Brett Palmer. Gehring hah. Park West Dr.; Anna with the State of New York Anna Marie Alberghetti and move, he said, their children Public Defender Donald Cald­ senator," Schorr S61d, "ibut Rd., Tolland; Doris Pawlina, Kloter, E. Longmeadow, Mass.; when all the facts ore fully Nancy Wilson, and (xmedian have no chiuKe to improve well cited the wUUngneaa o f tire testa would have pointed to Sir- Lazy Old Soul Glastonbury; Doralne "Pillion, Antoinette Lucerinl, crossing is de­ "Flip” Wilson. In the past he Twin Hills Dr., Coventry; Angel Dr.; Craig Beebe, Wellwood themaedvea by getting an educa­ bOy’s family and school to take han as an odds-on favorite who GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — termined to be of definite need tion. him back. He said the boy. a has played with the Glenn Miller would do something like this." Romero, USB Sycamore Lane Clr.; Samuel Stevenson, F air-and______advantage to the State of band, and on the Judy Garland Mrs. Barbara Stone, celebrating Martin Topelot, 70 Mather St.; vievr Ave.; Mrs. Gloria Amelka oormeoUcirt "I have worked In the flelds Negro, had demonstrated g«x>d Hie 24-year<^d Jordaninn Hs- her lOOth Uifliday in Glasgow, potential for learning while in and George Jessel shows pre­ tened with obvious fascination Russell White, Bast Hartford. and'aon, Mary Lane, James ^ committee report was re- since I w«m five yeara old eald rtie hod one (wmplalnt; the nearly all-white (xnnmunity. sented in Symphony Hall, Bos­ as (he puyehotogist des(n1bed Rodman, Goose Lane, Tolland. ^ ^ legislature’s Roads through h i i n ^ and atekneBat" ton. He played In groups accom­ "My relatives do too much for BIRTHS TBSTERDAT: A son Juarez nld, "end my children Riddick had requested that If him as a Jekyll-Hyde personali- me. They are making me a lazy and Bridges Oommittoe. BlMs panying the night club acts of to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grot- he was sentenced to serve time ty. ' old sold.’’ ' will have to do this too urtess Jim m y Durante, R ay Bolgier, ton. 70 W. Main St., RockvUle; Westbrook Man Killed before the committee Include you act. ^ it be at the Hartford Correction­ "I don’t think he’s at all one to empower Uie state to Steve Wonder, and Jackie Wil­ a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald In ChatXanooga, Tenn. Juarez, who has seven chil­ al Center rather than the re­ aware that the personality of Clark, S02G Green Rd. join New York In a bridge-study son. the assaulter is within him at CHATTANOOGA, Tetm. (AlP) dren, said that when his wife Is formatory at Cheshire because (xwnimlBslon and another to form of what he had observed ^ of While in high school, Peiter att," said .Schorr. DISCHARGED yESTBRDAT: -A Westtrook, Ootm., roan has a new state commission to look pregnant eha also must go to the Glassheaf fields to earn money to pay for persons who had been In the was a runner-up in the Aetna Slrhan has said he cannot re- Mrs. Martha Cornish, East beeq fataOy injured on a doiwn- into the feaslb!i!ity of a bridge Lite Music Scholarship program, mamlber going to his car to get The Ultim ate In . . . Hariford; Mrs. Marlon Messier, town street here. the baby. reformabory. with some other Cknnecti(Xit ter- soloist for the Choral Club of his gun or shooting the senator ELECnUG HEATING! Hardy Rd. Hebron; Robert Her- ibe vl(abiin of the Tuesday mlnal. Juarez represented Organized Hartford, performed with (he early in the morning'of June 8 The Ultim ate In . . . old, 74 Geraldine Dr. Vernon; night aeddent was identified as Objections to Bridgeport as a Migrants in Action, a groitp of south Florida farm laborers Get a Scout Hartford Symphony and Con­ last year. He has said he has no ECONOMY a COMFORT James and Leslie Rupar, 26 Alex Whittemore, 77. Officers Connecticut bri(|geheadi mention- necticut Opera Association, and memoiy of..anyre, 67 Oak St.; John E. mishap, police said. enough to eat 'beoause w » had to Naturally, they turned to their Dyment, 84 Diane Dr.; ~Frank BIRD SEED pay the rent or be evicted." staff artist Harry Walters, who Veddulis, 627 Wpodbridge St^; HORSE FEED to their tour, the aenatons aaw Is a Navajo Indtan. Maureen Dootson, WUlimantic, men, women and chUdren living Walters set to work. Mrs. Julia Gustafson, West Htut- RABBITS ond tn filthy, crowded condlUons in After an hour’s work, there ford; Mrs. Agnes A. Sanborn, RABBIT PELLETS windowlesB ahantlea built o f tei^ was no fire. 796 N. Kitig St. South Windsor; JOHN’S CHICKEN FEED mtte-eaben boards and often B oy Scout offlclalB say Sixnita, Carl R. Sundin, 61 Ridge Rd. lacking in sanitary facWJUea of using sbnilar methods, can start Wapping; Mary Ellen White, 24 BARBER SHOP Cash and Carry any kind. a fire in minutes. SauUers Rd.; Janice Smith, 92 380 Green Road DISCOUNT PRICES Sen. Cook reported: "I saw a "I never was a S(»ut," sold ^IW'SICWB OF lASHtO*** i Manchester Blssell St.; Kevin McGraw, East LITTLE & boy of 14 who was only about Walters, s(nnewhat abashed by Hartford; Mrs. Susan Lyons and — HOURS — four feet tall and be was proud (he matter. daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. McKin n e y , inc. Voledah Pavan and (laughter WEEKDAYS—8 to 6 I Elm street 876 Keeney St.; Mrs. Linda SATURDAYS—8 to 51 Old Freight Station Henoe, and son, 30 Clinton St. ; (Closed Wednesdays) Man(dirater . . . Mrs. P am ^ Janeczek and son, 444 Woodland St.

4,000 Pay Homage S; D ^ I j To D ^d in Hue Battle DISCOVER WVE STORES OF FASHiO»* IN BATTLE HUE INS l-li2 HUE, Vietnam (AP) — More MARLOW'S than 4,000 (hvUians braved rain and cold winds today to pay homage to the thousands who DESK Chain were killed or wounded during the three-week battle for Hue that ended a year ago. Led by a DEPT.! Buddhist monk and amid (dash­ Re-action ing cym bals and burning In- We have a desk for (xnse, a parade of 1,200 survi­ every need. Walnut, vors who had relatives killed or Maple, Pine finishes. wounded in the fighting marched Over 40 styles to choose through the streets of the old from ! Imperial capital. Gold or silver chains gleaming at Priced They carried antl-Oommunlst your throat... or pulling together and memorial banners, one of From which said “ The people-of Hue Mary Quant opens your a great kx>k at your waist. wtU never forget the tragic day.” If we can't save y6u money, Do your own thing with chains ... we won't ask for your business . The parade ended at the Cita­ eyes to the ‘‘now look” no fashionable with imagination del. the old fortress where the Short o f (Dash? Just Say ‘^Charge I t !" Viet Oong flag flew for 24 days should be without them. until Vietnamese troops and in makeup! U.S. Marines captured the final Three Cheers for strong point and hauled the ban­ ner down. At the battle .«carred gate of w Discover the co6l, bare­ the Clta^l, the paraders FURNITURE DEPT. Red, White and Blue! Juniors JUMP merged with nearly 3.000 other faced Mary Quant look MAIN ST., M.ANCHESTER * 649-5221 that’s captivated the um civiliamr for.. a memorial serv­ Free Main St. und Purnell Parking! ice. Those who had lost mem­ groovy young beauties of ownt bers of their families w^re Open 6 Days • Thurs. Nights till 9 :00 for the . Jumpsuit! London. white headbands, the traditional mourning color in Vietnam. the groovy way to liquid Mascara jumping jimminy . . . here comee the jumpsuit (shown) ...... 3 ^ 0 stirring up a fashion commotion wherever Lipstick (shown) . . 2 . 0 0 2 Shush Sh^ow ...... 2 .S 0 spring in a smashing it goes. Shown, two samirfings from, Eye G lo s s ...... 2 .5 0 D&L’s this-minute collection. Eye Shaper ...... 3 .0 0 & junior ensemble Shadow Shaper ... -2.50 juniors go the Announcement a. White cotton eyelet by “ In" with built-in Waterproof Eye Liner C.M.B.P.A. bra. Empire waist, blue ribbon. 7 to IS. and Brush ...... 2 .5 0 (Sportswear Department). great plaid way BARBER LOCAL NO. 23 b. Young Junior brilliant cotton print with The thing for Spring... a great high, banded neck, sashed waist. Red or to Spring! WOniV IVIWr yellow. 6 to 14. (“TliePlace").R12 New two-in-one look with sleeveless, Mory Quant white yoked dress topped by its own Makaup Expart Zingy plaid with removable matching coat. Linen-rayon blend in i - Jannifar Povoy front belt, fly front, button chain belts Barber Shop Hours at neckline. Wool and njdon in piilsating print of red, white now thru Saturday blue4>eige plaid. 7 to 18. » at D&L, $3 to $6 and navy. Sizes 8 to 13. WEEKDAYS: Manchester Pnriuule Edwardian coHar on double - 8:30 A.M . to 5:30 P.M. breasted Glen plaid with half C^*V| 5 STORES OF C FASHIOH-^— ) bdt back, new panel-tab' Ft«e makeup advice and consultation! Free button trim on the pockets. HVI STOMS Of FASHIOH SATURDAYS: (DAL, DreNses, all stores) Mary Quant Makeup Kit Bag given with 100% wo(d, gray. 7 to 18. D&L, Manchester Paricade, open Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. to 9 •vmy 3.50 Blary Quuit purchase this week Tues. and Sat. to 6 only. 8:00 A.M . to 5:00 P.M. (D AL, Coats, aH s^lHv*) (DSL, Cbsmellrs, Manrhester Parfcade) (DAL, Jewelry, aU stereo) r ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1 9 » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 p A c n ifiia i Ttmy have on totereettog rs- in tbne Cor the eodilUt, la a 1906 gerted to ••’nrtlmiii the Idas lor ple of a small nuinber of woiks Americana repwaaiitod to the ranged foi* the portimlt taawlag. ereaaea worth 1700 million, he conetdering trimming mU- tovanee to other ISeltoae works pertraK of Jeanne Maiguin, the Ms aeries oC Cour faaga raUM The arltot did a pmaefl ahidy at flem the more than 800 ihww- show la Robert IMtarwril. 1200 D-mps'y didn’t really mean it a'mpty refusod to accept any can only blame Dempmy and Dempsey Squirms-on Hook runs the rlah a t getting Juat lion from bis proposed $8 billion to this end other, mueeums. wife a t poUiber Henri ktonguin, •wApturea, "The Back,’ which her and euggeated that eta poaa Mga that the museum baa ac- From Ms aariea o f farudi m d when-he proposed hie long list of the tax boosts except one the Democrats tor the evontnal State CofC O fes what ha arted lor. budget—^wUh corrcBpondlng of tsx increases—that he was on cigarettes. The eorileat drawing of the a Fbuviet painter who was can be swsn in the Mmnsn’a tor a painting. But die oil por­ qitoed sAwe the rnmnier of ink drawtega of 19« hnowif legislative product The Repob- Book Review group la retoted to Metieae’B warMig with MaUaee at that garden.” 196A raMng ftem the School of Aa fur as Jhhn N od Demp­ dashes in hie tax proposals. from the legislature. The governor was thus in the Ucans have no veto power any Spenidiiig Control trait was preceded by several Of His Tax Hike Proposeds sey’ s poUttoal lortnnas arc con- ■yr Ike AaMdatod Pfifas flrat venture Into eculpture. Hto tlnie. TMa reference is to the Cow Paris to up-to-date worioe by Eu- the "l^ato SuMe” be oortribubed This comes remarkably cIom Now the legislature le being nviable poeition of being aUe more and can not be maneuver­ eteMrga and drawinga, includ­ oented, getting what be asked to what a Republican leader, ftost original aculptura In 1900, The Ihfird, dating (Tam abort Mattore aciApturea, created be­ ropeen and American pahtteta 24 to the mueeum and two of the By DON BIKntLE asked- to bellove that the gov­ to blame the GOP ' tor cuts in ed into becoming accomplices. T o C o n tr o l T a x e s ing the drawing to tMa axhlfalt. and both ohambera were skflled for to the way of tax Increaeea Houm IRnorlty Leader Stewart was (hat of at male figure, "The 1907, le a "Nude Study," allow­ tween 1900 end I960, on Oie waU and sculptors. examplea u e to thto axhfUt, Aeaoclatod Preba Witter ernor didn't really mean It when hla recommended budget while Before they take their ftoal f o n r o y g ooMFLAonr by "Its delicacy of Une end eUb- at the game of blamtaig each this year oo^ ba the worst week—only McKinney’s figure particularly digtreaeed because Stovo,” now in the MMA’a ooi- ing a model Crom the back. It iS at the muacum’ a eculpture gmv tlety of portrayal make the fln- A work-aheot of nude and SttU •mere also ore two dnwUnn HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ other for every unpopular place he prcdweed a record booet in not having to take any blame positions on state programs for HARTFORD, OoMi. (AP) — n O p Itath. Random Houm. thing that ooidd lumpen. was $210 million. one of the two email streams on lectfone. exhMted beside a similar study den. « khed pointing seem even more life diwwtoga by Picasso, creat­ by ltdUem: dh Khortng, • iggp Aa Gov. John Dempsey aquirme of legislatlan. ejMtidiflg and defended Ms bud­ tor tax boosts. the next two years, the Repub­ "Taxaa caiuiot be oontrollatf v - At tin t, Denqpaey iasued an The la^ut reports may be her acres already la poduted His second was a female fig- already to the MMA ooHecUan, The fourth Item Is a pen and remericahle,” abe commente. ed In 19091, is dnduded. One of its penoH dm.wlng by Otoaa OMeo- on the flacal hook those days, get in ringing terme aa what He made the most of the sit- licans are going to enjoy wrteb- koa apondhig to contralad,” Ifm and die other may tbUow. itoe, "Ifa d eletoe I,” to 1901, and A Democratie govemor In fanUmet hrviatlan to the legle- northing but a trial balloon in­ was needed to keep CksmecUcut uatlon, telling the General As- showtnjg a model frmn the front- ink portrait of Yvonne Ltmtda- "Although MMe. Landabergh etomente is a bowl o f fnCt burg, and a 19W (huetog by ho muat bo looking back with ing the Democrats squirm. OcmacUcut State Cbantar at i t e It too amtouriy. MUee A. Smith oei'ts of this flgive are in Balti­ ttiOM days could aak the Gen­ lature to ptopoaa Its own tax tended OLiiy to sound out reac­ in a poeition of leadership mihbly on adjournment night Mima Ella Koickinen, asatstant bev;, donated by Mhe. Bemerd portrait in oil had- begun os a which reappears to "Fnrt Jasper Jolma noatolgto on the g ^ old dii^ eral AammUy for aomethlng he W aaaloncar « apart,' but an la- more and San Pnanoiaco curator for drawi'nga, pomments paokage a package which tion on the idea of aubstairUal among the 60 etates. that he prayed that "the aged, Commeroe Board at DIraeton F. Gimlbef, which was one at the ckre hkenees to the sitter, it Ddeh," a adM Hfe painting which One rideHg^ of the rinw h of a politically divided legUla- didn’t really want and be pret­ Originated with Bibb NHW YORK (AP) —FViur Im- nuuseum la that "The reetlefianeas of die might poadMy (despite a plat­ cutbacka. Nevertheleas, they The govemor la obvloudy In the sick, the mentally retarded, said Monday. prellmteary atudiea for Ma- grew dafty more aibatraot. At is in the mu eurn’e co#ectloni. the juxtaperitton of « Paul Klee tum when It was a lot easier ty cure of not getting It-be- Aari ln otn tt»-« li» grim. poetent dkawtoge by Henri Mk- The drawing, contributed by etroke that la characteristic of There also are several auto­ form pledge) Include a state ralm the question of Just what an uncomfortable position.. rests heavily, will not be placed FRANKFORT. Ky. (AP) — Board Chalnnan Gordon W. <*ntnal W f etlnn o f mat Mwt ittoee’s famnua oil portrait of the the last Edlitrng, wtiTe the paint and a drawliig hy VoaUy to get off the hook by cauM the Houee wouldn’ buy tkrie Count the MgUigbt oC Mr. and Mirs. Pierre MeOeae, is Madase’a draiwinga of the Pauve come young wromon, now to the wes still wet, Matbrie todaed matic drawtogs—in the decolco- dtosky, tooktog very mudi aa the other guy. income tax. the goveruor really meant by Back in -1908, when Dempmy in the shadow of a g7«ater bur­ John B. Bibb, an amateur horti­ Tasker recommendsd that Gov. opptara In mart oontampomry It Now, accordlrig to recent re­ his budget message. “Drawings — Recent Acqulsl- a pencil study Cor "Madeleine period dominates these atudtea. PhlladelpMa Muaeum o f Art. with the wooden ends of Mb mania style—by the SurrealUt though they had been drawn by Tboaa ware the pre-reappor- proposed what was tben con­ den becauM of any failure of culturist devrioped Bibb Let­ JMm Dempaey'a odmlntotradoa But nowadays, when a Demo­ ports, the fovemor Is despair­ Was the budget meaaage it­ doew,” a show wMcb will be on I.” "Although they were probably Mias Kakknen reoorda that brushes the lines that ctrve out patnters Oscar Domlngues, the same aritot. tienment days when the Houm sidered a siseable package of this General AaMmbly.” tuce in Ms garden at Frankfort. slaah its budget requests by 10 —can babaring'. cratic governor asks a Demo­ ing of help from the General self a trial balloon? display at the Museum a t Mod- The second dnawtag; acqitaed studio aketchea,” she aaya, Yvome’a tmther Albeit had from the Ogtae.” Manoel Jean and Yvea Tanguy. was chronically Republican, the tax IqcroaMS ($68 MUlioa), he Times have changed. TTie lettuce has since won to 18 per cent, snd lie also Moot nuartbta hamn*t aitliar crat-dominated General Assem­ Agtonibly In putting acro« the First the General Assembly era Art through ICardi SO. from an anonymous donor Just "pertnpe they uXianetety aug- met Mlattase and In 1M4 a r­ Thto show la a selective sam­ AttUK^ (he oonteanporary MUee A. Smith Buiata Invaterately Democratic, was extricated from the fiscal Now, If people think the bud­ worldwide acceptance os a sal­ called for creatlpn o f a Obunefl tk* tabnat or tha gnta to kU * bly for a gaggle of tax In- Mammoth tax program, and Is was given to understand that hook by the RepubUcans, adw get la too big or too small, they ad delicacy. of Economic Adrisesv compoasd •tart mtx ta r m inpaa w d of private clttoens. ta k v It ott. FMBp Roth taa and Tuker sold that tbs taard dM*. Hla •Ttirtnogrw Cbm- ’ pirtrt’’ ai tlia Aniart twirtnwrt Joins Dempsey in bpporition to rt > revenue measuro for the com- pert a t w&K, hnhalng the leaa Ing biemium,’ ’ TMker dsclarsd. popular cnea of nape and inceaL "OonnecUert rittoena tava Rrth, haataer. iont oontart never been more GORanad Jurt to gire aex the woate. He about putttng our state’s flnaa. taken on mottar. that other rial affairs In order," he sald^ great American Iwaiaullan, am OF A\ANCHESTER save on the suitable-size Sofa for yoiir home adding that the lagtoletture’s cur* malt, and be adna bath borta by rent constderatlon of the hndgat n laugh. aixl taocea "inuat conaidar not CHnoe poriiaaB r t ttdi book ap­ only the state’s demonatratad peared to putMoatlone ouch am For the next week only, you, can select the suitable size sofa for your home and save up to $30.00 on needs, hut also the pressures of Naa Amartoou Rervtoa, Peril* Chairs and $70.00 on Sofak Choose from Early American, Contwnporary, or the versatile Lawson the naUanel maricet piocM in •MI Reriew end Eayrtre, betOre wMch OomactiCut buainem and It appeai ad In hard-cover, •• he Hea on the pey- tort weekend that a gretq;> of chlatriD ooueh. “ A Uttle more top-nmkkig Oemocrate met tost than half d a ege I em now. No- week to consider which of Dam- mnober 1900—here, It’a tettooed peegr’a ^tending and tax prapo- on my wriet, die date oC my sato could beat be chatted. Bmanripetton Proriamatlan. About $300 million In spenA « Cfaddren w ta m when I flirt could be out, the teadeiii lepoet- telephoned my perento to say I ediy decided, and the tax leo. wasn’t oomlng home Cram ool- ommendattona that would he lege are Just entering ooUege, I 80” Sofa dropped would Includa the 3 pm •uppoae-oedy I’m etill tetopfaon- cent levy on intereat and dM- tog my parenta to aay Pm not $199. so far behind . . . Loveseat Think oC lt,balt the race la over, and I atfll stand here at da Area Could Be Spared atertUa Hue—me, the flirst oia i Seriono Spring Floodo n? a rt ot Mb swEUddltog ctodae ami 90” Sofa B0 8 TON (AP) - Weather into Ms track suit!" weary New Stogtonden, taka Whae Portnoy may ooneider $229. r~n ] r m 3 taart. The xe^on mew he hto a d f a Cadure, and tfala la de- □zninnnrHHErinnHm mmnnnniMinnnnDD nzranzramnnnnim MjrAUii'iiiiiii!iiimiu — wpared aerlow spring floodhm bataWe, Ms atory certainly joiH m nnsD . 1ZHEH3Z2HIIH1 m m m w ins year after an. t a i’t. 96” Jumbo Sofa 84” Sofa 78” Standai’d Sofa 66” Jr. Sofa And when hlB words stop with The Weather Bureau here tw- 96” Jumbo Sofa potted Monday that the mow a bowl, and (he peycMatiiat ut- $249. $229. $199. $179. 66” Jr. Sofa 78” Standard Sofa 84” Sofa tera Me only line—"So. Now voe pecks la aorth ^ New Etutond $279. 8ta A-,-,.^ r oMe hazard for Ite region, Bop- to month In the plant, animal, Tfts .;.v ■ Mrd and insect ecology of a 37- acre spot, once farmland, near Glnclnaatt In that respect it is a marvel­ RANGE ous demonstration of this novel­ ' * i ^ . ’IS \ t r ^ j S T ^ ^ / w 5 ^ ' r \ 4 ' Tfil " ' ■» v.x ,tgr * NO ist’s end amateur naturalist's ability to capture the feel and FUEL OIL rtiythm of nature, the sights, sounds and smells of grovylng GASOLINE life—and predatory life as well —the vagaries of the weather, the pains and pleasures of living BANTLY OIL In a small corner of the out­ arpet You doors. Ho me With 'ITwenty Grand AAoh aw k MC.IN TPM’ But this book is more than a c senaittve nature Journal. Laced Til ‘ j^ r,- throughout Its text are very per­ sonal, -very disturbed thoughts on the present state of society. In the midst of her nature ob- servatkms, the author pauses to declare: ‘T am sick of war. 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1909 PAGE BUBYKN If Bmolwy The Bear really knew hU JUmrif rater Jol^ m y the is a l msmniiMtlnrtiala. ha He Was Beatles Only Bachelor Landlady Fined would not meroly eampalgn agslnat hav­ Current CttriHito IfrraUt ing Mttle ch ild isn drop iis d r h f in the For Bias Against TV-Radio Tonight srooda. Ha would ah* y *or the Paul McCartney’s Admirers ___ wamjm aa> n to* Quotes ■*W*IJ> pmWTPW CX>., INC parlodio aattiiig of ftireat flrm to bum off Negro Applicant u bim ii atTMt It* undartrum before it geta too thick. Grief-Stricken at Marriage By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HARTFORD, Com . (AP)—A Television TlMn w e would have woods that would "It is gxxMl to have the scope landlady accused of discrimin­ 9241]) tliG atcli tA u a u e R. raR ouaoN LONDON (AP) _ Paul Me- A girl In the heodquartere of 8:00 (3-10) Perry Mason (18) Whairaa My Line 92 P aM liiw be paiamhliu and waHahle Inctead of of the mind exponxied. The ating against a Negro woman (8-33) Mike Douclaa (30) Huntley'4y^rmkley *W i1i< OotobM- 1. u n ttnpemtiatito: woorti in which huntsn Oartney, tt* lart bachelor Bea- Apple, the Beatles’ company, greatest danger a leader faces (13) Merv Orlftln (34) Labor aial Absenteeisni has been fined $100 in Circuit (18) Voyage to the Bottom (3) Oldgat GIFT SHOP n M U M B r m B rtok« BaoaiH Sundays wmM have a batter ohapce of mooting tls, maiTted a bl6nde American xUxln’t think he would is to withdraw too much and re- cif the Sea 7:30 (8-40) Here Come the Bridea BuMva^ Bntsred at t h e l ^ OOlce al xH-vcrcea In a civil oeremxmy to- '"®’***y anyone. He dlxki’t need Juce his circle of people to too Court. (30) Disxnvering America (10-30-rt-S0) The Virginian ^M gM ar, OoML. aa Baeond Oaaa Mas the*game than each other; and wooda Mrs. Llberata Ricci, 26, of (34) Misterofer'a Neighbor- (3-12) Glen Campbell that, havii^ been oustom-bumed In a u____ _ few.”—President Nixon xwv his hood (18) Mystery Theater 977 MAIN STREET, MANCHEfiTBR ’ ^ . , .rf^***'**!!?' bound to happen eoon- recent trip abroad. 487 Maple Ave. pleaxled gtiilty (30) The Muniters (34) GMrtsmanllke Driving SITB8CRIFTION RATTO proper way, wotod be rdattvely safe 1 Tuesday to a charge of vlxdot- (40) Q^UUgan’s M and- 8:00 (34) Newa m Perspective Raynlila la Adyaaca -creaming «lrU and sold, ”I later.” sMd IfcOartney, ------6:» (40) Weather 8:30 (8 ^ ) The King FuiUly from canleaa matches. feel fine.” “and Linda max* It sooner.” magnitude of the task Ing Mrs. Marjxnie Martin’s con­ 8.30 (30) Ladles Dar (8-13) The Good Guys & i^;:;::::;:;;;^;S stitutional rights. The charge (SO) P ■lYoqjK (18) Merv Griffin Ttoaa Moatlia ...... 7.S0 On the other hand, tt* longer Smokey McCartney, 26, sm iled broad­ McCartney, whose face Is shake me. I am backed (34) Whafg^New? 9:00 (10-30-23*) Music Hall Ona Month ...... a m The iBenace, pardco us, 11* Bear, is plumper axw toon when the the unquestionable force of carries a maximum $1,000 fine (40) Truth or Conaequencea (8-40) Wednesday Night Mxrvle ly as he left the Marylebone Re­ ( 8) I Love Lucy (12) Movie of the Week allowed to oontbn* hiis premnt cam- gistry office wlto Ms brtxle, Lin­ long-haired quartet shx*' to star- xxonstltutlonaJ legitimacy' and and a Jail term xrf up to xme locM nD R 'or year. 6:00 (3^10-13-I0) News ( 3) Beverly HUIbmies TO* ABBOCTATED PRESS pelgnttig', O* greater the dangler we da Eastm an, 27. dom Six years xigo, met his the vigorous support of the (30) Marriage Today 9:30 ( 3) Green Acres Iba Aasodatad Praaa la anditahraly antttlad A charge of dlscriminatixn (33) HlghllghU 10:00 (10-20-2380) The Outsider la tin nae of rapobUoalion of all news dh>- may, some day, loae all our foreMe in The new Mrs. McCartney, bride at New York news x»untry.”—Rafael Caldero, new­ (18) M em an (34) Syracuse Symphony patetiaa cradtted to It or not othenrlse cradtt- ly elected president of Venelnie- against her husbanxl, Americo (SO) MioHale’t Navy Woodwind Omcert ad la this papar and alao the local m an puK Of* great imcheckabJe Inlooauat who is 27, appeared bewildered « ^erence she waa covering aa Ricci, also 26, was nolled. (94) The City Makers ( 3) FIve-O Hahad hare, and frightmed os teen-age girls Photographer, la. 6:06 (40) Combat , (18) News AH tM iIs of rapufaUcatlon of special dle- IWiy don’t they dmft SmolMy tor Viet­ According to Mrs. Martin and 6:30 (10-32-30) Banlley-Brinidey 10:80 (18) Ten-Thirty Movie aatchaa hareta ara alao raservad. nam? surged areund her, screaming. They met again ini London last (SO) New Horisona 11:00 (3^10-13-33*40) News. “Paul! Paul!” She carried her y*ar Just as McCartney’s long- ”I believe it is unwise to de- the state Commission on Human (18) My Favorite Martian Weather, Sports TOa Raiald Prinllns Oompaay Inc., aa- __ ploy the Sentinel ABM system. Rights, the charged stemmed (M) What’a New (30) McKeever airi the aainta ao rinaaclal raaponalhnity for typo- e-year-oM xiaughter. Heather, romance with actress Jane (8) News, Frank Reynolda Colonel KP^ioal arran appaarins In advertlaeniems Penned In Hie Sky by a prevlxMis m arriage. Asher w ^ 'brei;i;;g“ up.' L b ^ ^ “ 7® from a newspaper advertise­ (3-13) Walter Oronkite 11:28 (3) Wednesday Starlight a ^ othar readtnc mailer In The Manchester A flying cow. That Is how 1 feel—a ment concerning an apartment 6.45 (30) News 11:30 (8-40) Joey Bishop Brenlas Raiald. MIsb Eastm an is a phxAxjgxa- brother is toe Beatles’ chief le- f*",® '®“ hiterested in b e g ^ g 7:00 (8-13) Truth x>r Conaequencee (10*3380) Tcni^t flying cow in a flying cattle-truck. There pher and a daughter of a New gal cxxmsel '"'® ®*'® deploying for rent at 847 Maple 'ave. (10) Alfred Hitchcock (13) Late Movie Babsoribar to Loa A i^ a a Ttones-Wanhli«- are, I suppose, about 120 other cows in ‘ new weapons systems.”—Sen. (33-SO-IO) Newa, Sporia. ( 8-40) News YxmIc law yer. . Mrs. Martin said ^ e an­ loa Psal News Serrlce. the truck. After a long wait with a Each of the other Beatles has Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. swered the ad on Feb. 8 by Weather Vi\2 (3) Ut Weather r a i s ^ lo a oileni of N. E. A. Sanrlce, Inc PahHahern Repreaentatlvas — The Julius whole herd of hot cowed oows, a long Many of the bitdegroom’s been married onxse. Drummer _____ telephone and was told the ’ SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE L18TTNOS Mathe|n Special .^ n c y — New York. Ch) young female extonirers sobbed Rlhgo WE NOW caso. Detroit and Boat on walk and an exhausting Jostle, this cow Starr is married to his “i manage to get some baby apartment was Mill available. contingent la sedentary at last. Theie and dtAched toouquets as they childhood sweetheart, and they tj,e youngest. The oto- She anxl her husband applied HAVE CARDS ‘MIBMRBR a u d it RUREAU o f CIRfTUUA- Radio TORO. are three nanraw Mails, or seats on each, bnoke aAway from 280 x>ther spec- have two sons. George Harrison Qfg ggj meals a day, mx>sUy in person that night and were FROM TH E side of the gangway—euid the gangway tators and pushed through a px>- married to the former Patti boiled peas and beans. I don't told it hod been rented. (This listtnf InolodM only those news hrosdeasts of 10 or 15 Wednesday, March 12 (I have a pocket nder) to lew than 18 Uoe line to McCartney and his John Lennon is divorced hardly ever buy any meat.”— Three days later the adver­ minute length. Some stations oorrv other short newscasts.) GORDON FRASER GALLERY Inches wide. I can remember when it bride oomlng xlown II* regisbery Cynthia Innnon and is now Mrs. Katie Bell Murphy, mother tisement appeared again, and living with Japanese artist Yoke WBCH—616 8:00 Newa Not Yet The Qean Ending: was two seats each aide of the gang­ offix* steps. of eight, before a U.S. Senate Mra. Martin said she was told 5:0U Hartford HlghlUrhu S:10 Speak Up Bporta After the coupte struggled Into Ono. committee investigating malnu- 7:00 Newa 8:30 Speak Up Hartforc explore our worid of color and way; And the gangway was so gener­ over the telephone the apart­ 8:00 Ocalighi il:30 Barry Farber find cards in an exciting: Dsvelopmenta fei the case of Jamee ous that they pushed large trolleys down an automobila, the glrfs pound­ tritlo.i among migrant farm ment would cost $110 a month. 13:00 Quiet Hour* 12:16 Sign Off it loaded with duty-free deligMs— and ed on the roof and winxtowB and workers in Florida. TTPOF—14U w n c —lOM array frewn the ganeries of Bart Ray taanne to be evaluated from a When she appMed in person Feb. 5:00 Danny Clayton 1:00 Afternoon Elditlon nu nb er o f anRleB. there waa room tor a reasofwbly Maed threw themselves over the hood. Sentencing Dale Set 13, she claims being told the e:00 Dirk Heatherlot 6:00 Nrwa Gordon Fraser and Fravessi-Lamont “Every hour a spacecraft la 9:00 Bill Love 6:16 Market Repon Tbe main fact is (Imt, by pleading pascnng?er to paw it. Then It was three The assault on the car was re­ In Manslaui^ter Case but would cost $400 to $600 a Gary Girard 8:20 Weather in space gives us higher confi­ 1:00 6:26 SIrit tly Spona ' guilty to the murder of the Rev. Dr. seats one side and two the other— but peated when It stopped at a traf­ mxmto. d WINF—l»a» OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9;30-6;S0 — THUR8. TILL 9:80 two people could still pass in the gang­ fic Mght a few yards away. Po- MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Doro­ dence in the vehicle. Higher 6:00 News 6:38 Afte .noon Elditlon IBarthi Luther iOng, Ray has received The Riccis were arrested Feb. 5:15 Speak Ur 7:00 Axxient 60 AMPLE PARKINO way without body banging. Today two Itoe Jed four sxibbing girls away, thy H. BucMand, 48, is In be confidence can be extrapolatd 26 xm the xK>mpIaints x>f Mrs. 6:00 News 7:18 Now a aentance of 99 yean. people wlstalng to pass in the gangway sentenced March 28 on a charge to mean lower risks.”—Mel 6:15 Speak ^ HarU'irr 7:20 David Brinkley cne x>ffix*r holxling two girls in Miartln, who Uvea at 366 Sigour­ 6:45 Ldwell Thomas 7:30 Newa of the World One question this raisea ta this: la have to manoeuvre like two pennies his arms. of manskuughter fxn- the stab­ Brooks of the Manned Space ney St., and John Healey, an 6:56 Phil .Rlxiuto 7:85 Joe Oaraglola Uds the right kind of punMiment? Is thmst into adjacent slots. How they or bing death of )ter husibanxl, Center’s flight operations divi­ 7:00 The World Tonlartr 8:06 Pop Concert The fans began gathering out- investlgatxn- for the Commission 7:30 Frank Gifford 9:06 Nightbeat It pwtahment enough? Iho answer would cow-keepers or stewards manage to do slxle the registry offlxse in a light Prexlerlck, 72. sion in Houston. on Human Rights. 11:00 Newa, Weather 7:30 Speak Up Spoiv 11:18 Sports Final Read Herald Advertisements 2 seem to be that it Is. This answer ccmea, all that they do so numbly and weU is Oourtcsy National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. rain early this morning. Mc­ Mrs. Buxskland pleaxlex) guilty a wonder. firat, from what has become the nation­ STILL LI'FE BY CARAVAGGIO Cartney was beHeved to have to the chaiigie Tuesday in Mid- wide retoctance in It* paat few years, That to not all. There is the apace, oSked the other Beatles to stay dlesex County Superior Court, Albucpierque Lobby or nonqwce, between the rows of eeato. to proceed to die actual execution of away in hopes of keeping the She hxid been indicli^ lost Sep- ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — T»* There are about a coui^ of inchw be­ xrowd small. tember xm a charg^ x>f first- a ^ ciMntoal. tween tt* ends of my Reasonable knees Albuquerque City Oommisalon .. PoUce .__ . xdtoared . a passage to degree . . .muriier . fior.... the Jply , .May; , has paasexi a reaoluUon xaaHing And tte aecond answer which would and the seat in front. I have a small, Herald the front xioor, 'but the coiqde mg a* the couple's home in Old „„ Mexico’s cxtugresalonal seem to say that what amounts to life precious and fragile parcel with n*. It Inside Report ducked in a back entrance. Saybrook. The state’s attonwy deiegaUxm to exert an effort to announcing norman miller's >n>{>riaDnn*nt is pw lahm ent to a eundtol for a friend in France. The ’ Yesterdays Then there was an hour’s xlelay agreed to the lesser charge. ^ave a ship of toe U.S. Navy would come, we thii^ from Dr. King chief cow-keeper would not let me put by Open Forum while McOartney and Miss The maximum sentence for christened the USS Albuqu- Mmself, and all the theories and phi- It on the shelf above me, on the ground 25 Years Ago Eastmoin waited tor his brother, mansliiughber is 16 yeare. erque. that If there was any turbulenoe it Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak New Spring collection of Fine Suits by losopMea by which he tried to Uve and MUce McGear ot the Scaffold, might fall off and one of the cardboard TTiis was a Sunday; TTie lead. Nor do those who mourn him "Shop Early” Report another pop group. comers kill one of the cows. WASHINGTON — The power appropriations and intenaitied HeraW did not publish. they were overboard. That Fans outside sang "Beetle with moat legitimacy exproas any dls- So after some difflouk afldetlcs, I coax play by which the imperious Congressional investigation cal­ evening we were sent out to antlnfartlon with the seventty of the pun- To The Editor, Paul, we love you.” it uder the seat in front (I am In the Rep. John J. Rooney of Brook­ culated to chill the heart of any 10 Years Ago To the many generous Individ- locate toe Jarvis and escort her The iq>le waved to the isfament given Ray. middle seat and can hardly move even back to toe New Hebrides but lyn reinstated a crony as head Federal bureaucrat — unless Snow piles up at the rate of uails and club members in Man­ crowd from a seconxl-floor wln- TONIGHT Ihe.aeccnd quMtion this die|)oeftl(Hi of one arm without being a vIMent nulEBnoe Kriger were restored. chester and Bolton who contri­ we couldn’t find a trace of her. xlown. to my neighbors). Now the lady In front, of the Small BufdneEis Adminls- an iftch an hoitu- as toe worst I was on toe USS Hovey, De­ the case raimeds this; Doea tMa disposi­ Moreover, Rooney persuaded storm of winter blankets Man­ buted last fall to the “Opera­ J.L. Jeavens, superintendent Joint Meeting of the tion sfaut^im what might have bem a by preeelng eome clever button, has tlp- tratijoti's (SIBA) vital New York the Civil Service Cknn mission to stroyer Mine Sweeper DMSll, at p^ her seat back into the "relax” chester. tion Shop Early” campaign con­ registrar at Marylebone, exm- real chance of finding ooneptratora who office provides a classic ex­ employ somewhat dubious tech- the time of the attack We ducted the <*remon.y. position, so that my knees are hard Tests show North End water ducted by Red Cross to fill ditty thought she was hit with a tor­ Columbiettes menciv used Ray as their tool? The an- ample of how the feudal bairons nicalities and block Samuels’ is safe to drink but the color bag Christmas gifts for service­ McCartney wore a black suit, LADIES OF COLUMBUS agalnrt her seat. Moreover the back of plan of permanently replacing pedo from one of the planes. to this queadon are not satie- ' er seat t*s descended on to the top on Capitol HIU can stifle ifino- ds objectionable. men in Vietnam; I would Uke to Now you can fill Joe Wing in on sUk floral shirt and a wide yel­ DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA ory. Both the prosecutlion and the de­ Kriger with Dulcan. Speaking share the following message re­ low tie. His green-eyed bride’s my box, and I am fairly sure that vation in Wastiln(gtan. solicitously, as one bureaucrat to what really happened. The Jape KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS fense attorneys say they are satisfied ^^^Uoate top of the instrument must cently received from the Direc­ lost a lot of planes that day. honey blonde hair flowed over Using hdla leverage as Chair­ another, one Civil Service Com­ tor of Operations, Southeast Asia her shoidxlens and she wore a there was no conspiracy. But Ray him­ be dislodged and damaged. The box to man of toe .House appropria- A Thought for Today Battle of Guadalcanal, Aug. 7, Wed., March 12, 1969 Jammed so tight that I cannot extract missioner advised Samuels that Area:— 1942. yellxiw coat over a fawn dress, self stMl hints there may have been. tions subcommittee which con­ the path to a rewarding future Sponsored by the Manchester “Pre-Christmas reixnl on Dec. brown stockings and chunky K of C HALL — MAIN ST., MANCHESTER And relatives and essodatea of Dr. King It, so my sundial must suffer tiU the siders SBA’s budget, Rooney Gunner’s Mate Fred P. Glfiia lady de-relaxee. did not lie in fighting John Council of Churches 16 revealed 690,000 ditty baga re­ brown eiixtes. are talking as If they suspected there forced Ws friend—Charles H. Rooney. USS Hovey DMSll I rtwuld not like to disturb her, for ceived Vietnam. This sufficient H er' daughter wore a fawn was a conptracy, end as If they suspect­ Kriger, a 67-year-oad lawyer ’ll* same view was taken by "In toe dessert number to provide each U.S. coat end carried doftodUs. she is. old and, I should say, infirm; splendidly connected with the ed that what has gone cti in the So is her hurtnuid who has the gangway Howard Greenberg, an able ad­ I saw a creature, naked, bestial. service person with gift filled Five Stopped To Help McCartney said no honey- Tenneasee court is, after aU, Jiwt one Brooklyn Democratic ma­ ministrator inherited by Sam­ Who, squatting upon toe ground. bag. Field Directors report mili­ mxKn was planned immexUately, seat. Arthritis to my guess. On their chine—^back . into toe New York To the Editor, moee sample of white Justice providbig left, against the window, Is a young lady, uels as his deputy at SBA. Held hla heart in his hands. tary cooperation shipment, stor­ and toere was no reception. post over the anguished though And ate of it. age and distribution of gift bags People are beautiful: WUneases to the wedding protection for white cthninals. schoolgirl, I Mwuld eay, who wants to Greenberg suggested the fight Sunday afternoon, as I was muted protests of conscientious Just wasn’t worth it. Neverthe­ I said, 'Is It good, friend?’ outstanding. Many favorable were Peter Brown and Mai The third question raised by this dls- go to the lavatory, aft. She has not cho­ SBA officials. driving on Porter St., I appar­ podtipn of the case is thki; Shoidd not sen a veiy good moment, ff toe police­ ing him alive represent the only ^eal ages this. She cannot get on, though, Congressmen Rooney and Abra­ departments that f€u:e his sub­ bombers and torpedo bombers activity, but xjne we dxMit think men. Also in 1912, toe first troop of that were hit-crashed into the merits any academic standing. chance there Is that he will ever die- till the more substantia] arthritlcs re­ ham Multer (now a Judge), dis­ committee. As the price for that toe Girl Scouts of America was “We’re so unhappy,” a girl close a conspiracy if there was one? turn to their seats, which, with a groan dained Foley’s demands that he peace, the Nixon administration . This may be how the top­ —Dr. Arthur W. Galston, chali^ wailed. ”We xllxln’t want Paul to organized, in Atlanta, Ga. side of toe Jarvis waa damaged. man ley Hart .Sehaffner & Marx clothing for the new season. HS&M suits are 2 safer. But every year there is less room, to develop some instinctive antipathy mold: Howard Samuels, an up­ priced from toward him, that there %ie other peoirie leM comfort, every year I feel more like a cow. And even catUe, even wild state New York mllllanaire and in the world Who resent Smokey The animals, have their rights. An Act of ambitious Democratic politi­ $ 120 . Bear, and who think they have logical cian. Parliament. I vividly remember, im­ reasona for their attitude, too. poses penalties for conveying animus Committed to bringing the They are, R tuma out, people who go "in such a manner or potion as to „ 3BA into the etkl-poveriy cam back, in their fancy, to the timea when subject them to unnecessary pain or paign, Samuels ^ stymied by alao in the norman miller collection of fine auits the American woocflaadi had the best suffering.” What about the Aged Arto- what he regarded as Kriger’s of all managers and conservailotdsts, ritics? incompetence and inactivity. the original Indians. And the way the And suppose we are MJocked? I strong­ Date in September, he dared ly suspect that that wide dark man has what Foley had not. He tele- DONCASTER • EAGLE >PETROCELLI mdisns managed the toraata was to bum aa Itch to go to Algiers. I believe myself •Phoned Rooney to inform him off It* low dense underbruMi every few that all hijackers are a bundle ot bluff, tiiat Cliariey Kriger was to be CRICKETEERaMIDDISHADE • NORTHCOOL TWa had two reautts. Fimt, it and 1 cannot understand why the. pilot suspended effective Oct. l and •nnWed the Indiaiw to hunt the wild life, ever gives way to them. They are quite replaced by a SBA professional, and kaep lit under manageaUe pmpor- incapable of driving the plane to Algiers Edward Dulcan. PALM B EACH ■ PESO PLUM A tlona, whereas preaent day America is if they shoot the pilot, and they know “You may be a real good ad­ w the victim of mamnilby ral>- as weU as he does that if they fire the ministrator,” Rooney snarled at bltR woodchucks, poanuns and deer. gun they may depressurise the plane Samuels, "but you’re a lousy and never get to Algiers. It has iong politician.” ■ttoond, it ptieserved the woodlande been my plan’ to place myself between men's and young men's from the terrifaie dlaaMer which would Rooney proved a master fore­ the )dJacket and the pilot and eay: caster. For a time, however, hanre oonw If t t * undeibruMi had been “Shoot away! I would much rather be Samuels’ move paid dividends. rfi$nii0ii m iller^ alkiwad to accumulate to such an extent toot or depreeourised than go to a place Loans moved into the ghetto aa ■ v - < thttf sny biase wMoh got started from like Algiers.” I should then take h's gun never before. But after the elec­ lightning, or p eace pipe, would have de- away. But in this ridiculous gangway tion. Rooney snapped into ac­ WE HONOR rtroysd not merely the mdaibrurii, but I couldn’t get past the man.— A. P tion. He did not personally pres­ MANCHESTER d § BERLIN HERBERT IN TTIE MANCHESTER “Oil, Oh, Here^s One Who Really DoesnH Want 11* good timber Mandtag o n r it. sure Samuels. But from ills of­ MANCHESTER PARKADE ^BTOBga^ WEBSTER SQUARE (ENGLAND) GUARDIAN. fice flooded rumors of reduced Us To Flaw Snow Back into Her Driveway^ OPEN EVENINGS till 9PM ■ PLEMTY of FREE PARKING »>■

tWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 MANCHBEmOt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 PAGE Tolland Cartagena Hospital after under­ direction of Mias Donna niff, Damoso Sa'vaadra, Miarl Breath TigiaU Failed Student Grabbed IP going surgery for a gunshot Drama Contest Meserve and Mrs. Patricia Carrt Lenlhan, end RcoaM between the Cambodian border three North Vietnamese and two South Vietnamese government ^ RockvUIo. *“ **“ ***■ *“ ChafOter T o Ncrte wound in the head. Sekoll, seventh grade teachers Brown. LONDON (A P) — Mora than Strike Ooses VC Attacks and Kontum City. One of the Amartcana MUsd and 39 Ma­ announced that Thloh TMan C hap ter 1 ‘Dynamite Stick’ Another passenger, a mechan­ Set a m ing half the 61,403 breath tMtta given w » i The MenUla are charged with OnMarriage fights was IT miles wsst-north- rines woundsd. Minh, one of the leading antt- of Ekigllsh. Portraying the rtrfes In "The olay Sunday James West’s Depression ic for th'e airline, was killed in t fl Oomprlsing the cast o f the Braggart” are ninth graders to English and Welsh motorists etottlof IScountatotheewjape west of Kontum, the other 37 U.S. B83 bombars kept up govemment Buddhist monks, DeM ol ay f From Hijacker The three classes of IlHng VT a u X U g l l f n i of the BOB in December. He ea- the shooting. seventh grtnie play, "Out of Anita Carson, Linda Lari bee, last year—to measure bow O ff Sharply^ miles west of the city, an area their usual heavy strikes, un­ will be tried by a military court Junior High School wlH stage a much alcohol they had in their C y * l _ • . caused Crotp three prison guards Con and Con of steadily Increasing activity in loading 1,090 tons of bombs 0.1 charges of harboring Com­ Kent Sunday Is DeMolay Smt- Send Slowing Rehabilitation BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — First reports of the incident This World,” pre Joan Michael Adams, and James b lo o d — showed the drivaia had the past week. along the Saigon River 89 to 47 munists and army deserters. He day, and membsr* of M b said three men armed with sub­ one-act play contest in the Fountain, Laurie Ooralli, Evle Hyland. Oliver Jr Iflillt * *’■* aflegedly paaaed to By SOL B . COHEN "I took him by surprise,’’ said .too much to dilnlt. Of the total, him in Superior (JOurt by his Pause Seen The Americans said they miles northwest of the capital was arrested Feb. 38 In a police A MM* o( dapnaskm twa Further review of the regula­ machine guns tried to hijack the school cafeterta tomorrow at MuHer, Cheryl Zinker, John I was reading the other day Mather Chapter of MsnthMsT 21-year-oId Ricardo Davila. "It ' 26,415 motorists failed the test, killed 83 North Vietnamese sol­ and another 730 tons west and raid on a Buddhist youth esntet owtaONn 16-y«4r^d James tions will be conducted during plane. Those reports said one hi­ 7:30 p.m. The program is open Gearhart, and Richard Tromb­ To clean Hnoleum without WALUNOFORD, Ooim. (AP) ‘‘"***« * about this eS-yesu(H>ld Maine (Continned tram Pago One) Win attend the 11 a jn . sarvloa __ A a ♦ _ w J M^'nin wan In court for m u - diers, while American casual­ southwest of Kontum. in central Saigon. Watt and ia aftecUng rehaMli- the commission’s meeting Mon­ was simply that I felt that we jacker and a passenger were to the public. washing, remove all, dtsit and meaning they could lose their li­ 4 ly- , by about 330 tonclng charges relathig to .widow who was marrying a 37- voy Just bfuretled on through," ties were eight dead and 43 The U.S. Oimmand also an* A commimique said 18 youths at Oeiitsr Oongregeboekl taUon afforta being made In his day at 8 in the Town Hall. could not stand any longer his killed, and four passengers, a Awcir^ will be made to the Eighth grade students In "N theii take a piece of flannel, censes for a year, 21,7M passed year-old TV repairman and I It and 3,254 refused to blow lirto •nployea cloaed the plant of a prison edeape a year befbre. the spokesman aaid, while the wounded. nounced that U.8. artillery and fotu* other men aetied at the Church, accomponUd by mam- behalf, aeoordlng to his mother. Bulletin Board threat to blow up the plane." policeman and another hijacker best play, best actress, and best for Ntdsance" ore Lln-Ja Deptu- crinkle wtth paraftn and rub thought to myself, "How lucky . W sIIbco SUvwrsmlttM, a dhdatat The trial w i^ schedued to he­ armoiM personnel carriers Troops of the U.S. 1st Air Cav­ killed at least 4 North Viet­ irouth center also wUl be tiled bar* of Friendship Lodgs of The youth was injured last Tolland County State Senator .were wounded. actor. All plays are under the la, Michael Schardt, Lisa Ken- the pcdlce breath meters. Davila wrested what he over the lhx>leum. ed beoauee a lt o ’s Attorney can one gek” , turned flamethrowers on the en­ alry Divtsion ran into about 300 namese soldiers and knocked by the military court. Miasons. Robert Houley will discuss pro­ of the HamBten Watch Oo. If you’ve ever tried to get a January in an after school gym- thought was 6 stick of dynamite Robert J. Plgean ahes unable to emy posiUons. North Vietnamese troops on the out three .60-callber machine No date was announced for TMi is tbs 90th sisJrswary posed legislation of particular w w a aet up wt 7 a.m. TV service man when you nastica program. Although he from a teen-age youth who tried prosecute the oaae duk^to an In­ "W e hosed them down,” said fringes of War Zone D SO mllea guns in the demllttarUed sene the trial. year of DOMolay, and tho mdie interest to Tolland County odtatde Um company, wMch Hsa needed him, jrou know what I has regainad some movement of to hijack a Colombian airliner the spokesman. "About 76 ene­ northeaat of Saigon. The Ameri­ Tuesday. The command said the during tomorrow night’s meet­ a union shop. jury received tn a fau. Wbid- mean. She was the lucky one. than 2,500 chaptane In 13 ooua- Ilia arms he remains paralyzed to Cuba Tuesday with 38 per­ my broke and ran and we cana were supported by artil­ machine-guns fired on an Amer­ trles of the world wIN mark from his waist down. ing of the Democratic Town sons aboard. A passenger was Robert Engbstg. peraonnel dl- j r ^ V n l ^ S ' And besides, what else does a caught them with artillery.” Comunentator Bill wctor fbr the local r*—- of Gaucher Jr. wffl tempds- lery and helicopter gunahlps ican reconnaissance plane. BOSTON (AP)—Bta Veeck, DeMoiay Suealay. The depression is being spark­ Committee at 8 in the Town killed and the hijacker critically 68-year-old widow have to do American helicopter gunahipa arlly re-place Pigeon. lUit watch television? She’s got and reported IS enemy soldiers U.S. headquarters said "Indl- the presklent of Suffolk I>DwnB FiOendaMp Lodge wtH hava a ed by a growing reahxation that Hall. wounded In a shootout which Hamllton, whi<^ ia baaed In and dive-bombers also raked catlona of enemy presence or to be sure that her TV is In killed; four Anterlcans were racetrack and former major bveaktast for ttm boy* at 9:80 be will probably not be able to Dr. John Tanaka, associate ended an hour of terror aboard Lanccutter, Fa., eald the dMpute the North Vietnamese positions wounded. activity’ In the DMZ since the good working condition. league baacfwB owner, ha* been Sunday morning at Orange walk again, according to a re- professor of biology at the Uni­ the plane.^ oonossns the entire oontract, and on both sides of the road. U.S. Marines sweeping along Nov. 1 bombing halt now total versity of Connecticut, will dis­ no oew nontravenda] item. It seems to me. however, that named as a sporta commentator Han, to wMcIi an Masona are po(t given at last nlfj^'s James The Colombian Civil Aeronau­ North Vietnamese troops in the Laotian border 370 mllea 3,063, Sind that U.S. planes, cuss "Student’s Values in Fantastic Price Moody Probe this Maine widow could have by WBZ-TV (Channel 4). invited. Reaervatfawi should be West Fund Committee Meeting. tics Authority gave this account He. called the proposed agree- the Central Hlghlanda made two north of Saigon clashed with ahlps o^ artillery have opened madt wtth WWwr M. Omdwlek, Doctors at St. Francis Hos­ Crises” during tomorrow night's m,em4 "the bett offer the com­ meule a better choice — like a attacks on U.S. infantrymen The ataficn aaid Friday that of the incident: plumber, or an electrician, or about 40 North Vietnameae fire in 1,168 of these Incidents. Jtailor deacon, at 9 lineoln S t, pital in Hartford, where James L«nten series meeting at 8 in pany hen ever made to the oom- Continuing from the 4th Division patrolling troops. The Marines reported On the political front, the Veock wlX be doing three Aowa the United Congregational The Sociedad Aeronautica de even a doctor. ^ a week. by Friday night. la a patient, are trying to ar­ Medellin DC4 was approaching pany employes." He added that Church Reiigiou.s Education ' They are much more ‘scarce range his acceptance at St. Cartagena on a domestic flight operatiotat at the plant had been The reauMa from an autopay Building. than a TV repairman. Jude’s Hospital in Memphis, when the youth demanded that suspended. on th e tody of Otto Moody HI The Board of Recreation spon­ for a Tire with All These Safety Features After alt, a TV set la only a Tenn. The hospital would pro­ the pilot fly to Cuba. Cartagena, Umon local president Anthony o* Vernon are inccnchiatve, TV aet, but, a plugged aink or vide spedallaed treatment and sored Baton lessons will be held DeFranoeaoo aaid the latest Hartftxrd polloe said today, tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the on Colombia's Caribbean sea- a blown fuaa or the Hong Kotig would also accomodate his coast, is about 650 miles south company offer, rejected by Moody, who was 20, waa found Hicks Memorial School gym. flu — that’s' aomething else mother. There would be no of Cuba. the union, would Imve pro- <1*^ hi a Hartford apaitment again. charge made for the treatment. “We don’t have fuel to get to vMed « 16 cente an hourwage l^ionfoy from what poUoe be- Well, everyone to her taste, I Mrs. West’s mother would stay Manchester Evening Herald bDcag in the firat year of a two- an overdoae of nar- Tolliind correspondent, Bette Cuba," the pilot told him, and FULL always say. wMh the remaining three child-, year oontnuiA and a 13 cent ______^ Qliatrale, tel. 875-284S. landed at the Cartagena airport. 4 -P LY When a 9100-a-week single EXPERTS SAY, ren if the plans materialize. The youth, with a lighted ciga­ bocat in the second year. Further autopay (eats wUl be TgitM b c ^ e e p e r ra U i^ with INC. The second oldest son, John rette in one hand and a tube he Nylon Cord Oompany and inlon offlcials performed, polloe said, to detsr- |4oo,ooo a lew year* ago, be waa West, is being frustrated in his said was dynamite in the other, .Construction. detained to make putaic current "»h*e Rw exact cause of death, asked, "How did you do tt?” attempts to seek a release from Schirra Leaves held the other 33 passengers and wage leveto. Mcedy, wfaoae address was "W sU ," he lepUed, " I didn’t the U.S. Marines, the meeting four crewmen at bay for an No negotiatian aeaskms are K*ven as 82 Irene Dr., waa vlstt- annk or smoke or go out on was told. According to his Space Program hour, demanding that the plane eeheduled. ing a friend at a Bidkeley Ave. dates, andI saved mymoitey. mother, he is scheduled to leave be refueled. DeiFVanceaco aaid statemedl- apartment in Hartford wtieh he Besides, my rjeh uncle died You've seen Hie Maytag Serviceman on TV... But just in cose you for Vietnam duty, and cannot To Head Firm The Security Department or­ atora are trying to arrange a ^ * 0 - PoJIoo have declined to laat year and left me 9299,900.” be released unless he has a dered the airline not to refuel meeting between the oompany identify the friend. There are those who still asy guaranteed Job at home. By RICHARD BEENE union negottators ih Hari- Yesterday, a police igKdceo- that two can live as cheaply as ure sfill doubtful about Maytag dependability, REMEMBER — BE­ Associated Press Writer the craft, and police and ma­ Democratic Town Chairman rines i|urroundpd it on the run­ ford next week. man aaid inveetigotiion investi- on*, -phey can, if they’re both Charles Thlfault, who also SPACE CENTER, Houston way. Members of Local 40 of the gators are "aaUafled” the caime serves as co-chairman of the (AP) — Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Then Davila, a student, Amalgamated Silver Workers of Moody’s death waa drugrtxm- And the sovemment sees HIND THE COUNTER w BEHIND THE APPLIANCE . . . NOR­ West Fund Committee, last colorful dean of U.S. astronauts lunged for the youth and Union voted 169-88 laat week in neetad. along with that theory. It glvea night announced he will contact —he’s 46 today—is leaving the grabbed the tube, which later Patented Safety favor of a atrtke If no aette-The youth waa bom In Mid- a hiMSiMwi the munlfloent aum Congressman William St. Onge space program to become a was found to contain only tal­ B u tto n s ment were reached by Tuesday, dietown, and was employed as of $800 as a yearly deduction tor today seeking his assistance in company president. cum powder. —ijsaid David Blake, T,.-,.- unlxm a paper feeder at the U.S. En- hta wife. MAN'S HAS the EXPERTS! People you know ore dependable, . assip^ing the hardship release. On the eve of his birthday, the "I cannot explain my action," bualnees manager. vetope Oo. In Rockville. When’s the last time your wife A shower of get-well cards or boyish sports car buff an­ he said later. “ I suddenly decid­ The contract ran out Feb. 34, Survivors include his fattier, cost you only $600 tor the whole letters from Jimmy’s friends nounced Tuesday he will enter ed to take away the stick . . .’’ but waa extended until Tues­ Otto B. Moody Jr. of CMntnn, year? Of course, she’ll tell you people you know you eon trust to service your opplionee if you has been urged as a means of private business a s head of a Davila said the hijacker, day by mutual agreement. The Iris mother, ICra. Catherine combatting his depreulon. The Contour Safety that she saved you all of the firm that leases out industrial crowded by panicky passengers, strike began at 13:01 a.m. to­ Moody Albracht of Vernon; a rndney you would have q;>ent for cards may be addressed to him S h ou ld ers equipment worldwide. sprang to an emergency exit. day. brother, Wayne Moody of C9in- a housekeeper, and a cook, and need it, yes. Nerman's People—'your kind of People! Come in— at Room 373, St. Francis Hos­ In his new Job he hopes to Authorities «aid he emerged 'The strike vote came after a ten; and two sister*, Deborah pital, Hartford, Conn. a maid, and a laundress, and a help develop a ^lace stcdion to from the plane firing into the final negotiating seeatop betweto Moody and Lorraine Moody, Ehrents scheduled to raise chauffeur. be parked in orbdt in about 1975. ring of troops and was cut down the union and company officials both of Vernon. money for the James West Fund And who’s to disagree and see why a combination of Maytag and Norman's is Best. He views it as a way to "ex- in a hail of bullets. in Hartfor^. A federal mediator The funeral will be held Frl- argue. It’s Juet that, if you were include a high school basketball pk>ne the earth as It should be The youth, identified only as a participated in the seaeion, • game Friday night at 6 in the day at 8 :80 a.m. from the Swan single, your married friends explored,” seeking out its mi­ student about 18 years old, was Blake aaid. Fimeral Home, OBnton, wtth a would ail the time be telling you high school gym; a bake sale neral deposits and other natimal reported in critical condition at Maas of requiem at S t Mary's what a wonderful institution Sunday morning from 7 a.m. to resources from hdgh in .the sky. 1 p.m. in St. Matthew’s Parish Church, CHntcn, at 9. Burial marriage is. After 27 years of government But, who wants to live in an Center, sponsored by the Ladies service, including nearly a dec­ Merrills’ Trial wM be in Rfveralde Oemetery, Guild, and another basketball CM Saybrook. InsUtutlonT ade in the U.S. space effort, There’s a TV comedian who game Sunday at 1 between St. Schirra, a Navy captain, said it Off Again After Brienda may call at the funer­ Matthew's CTO and Sacred INCOME TAX al home tomomow from 7 to 9 goes into great detail, explain­ wasn’t easy to go. Prison Incident ing that married men live longer Heart of Vernon at the high He is the oldest astronaut, one p.m. MAYTAG school gym. PREPARATION than single men. of the ortginal seven, and one of The trial of Frederick Merrill, Then he says, “ So, If you went Other events include a Bingo only two estronauts to fly three INOIVIIMIAL 23, and his mother, Mrs. Gladys Traffic Jam to live a slow death — get mar Night at the Rockville Lodge of times in space. He found it Elks Home on March 26; a BUSINESS AND KALISPELL, Mont (AP) — ried." "very traumatic for both Jo, my S. Merrill of Tolland, waa Variety Show, sponsored by the Driving through Kaiiapell isn’t' Truthfully^ however, marriage wife, and me to face up to the SMALL BUSINESS delayed for the second time to- always a nightmare—Just that Tolland Junior Women’s Club on isn’t at all that bad. Some of my fact that we’re going to leave." April 11 and 12; a house to day when Merrill did not appear eight-hour period recently, beat friends are married. The new step in his career CoH # Contoured safety shoulders for easier house canvass by Tolland High in court. Some traffic light* stayed red, and will take him to the helm of Re School students on April 13 be­ JASON J. NOViTCHi steering^ and safer, surer cornering Merrill became violent as he * gency Oorp. of Denver, Oolo., a W ashers Dryers ginning at noon and a dance at 6.50x13 Tubeless BlackwaH XSR Tire was returned to the state prison — IJ, iiaanlng. Generation Gap wholly-owned subsidiary of the ^ 643^1996 the Italian American Friendship yesterday and had to be placed Water apparently bad leakad LOUISVnxai!, Ky. (AP) — Colorado Corp., Which leases # Silencer buttons in tread for better troc Hon Club on April 19. under aedatlon, a prison apokea- ^ * control cable Hne and Game**Snaw. principal at such things as aircraft, ships, The next meeting of the co­ man said. The spokesman said *orted out mori cf the moriw Mary HIH School, recently oil well drilling rigs, plant ma­ in all kinds of weather ordinating committee of the Merrill waa not “ emotionally" control systems. PoMoe were un- brought a Gramophone into MAYTAG West Fund Drive will be held chinery and other industrial stable enough to appear In uble to shut off (he lights. schotri to show the youngriara. eqilipment. April 8 at the high school. # four fuH plies of rugged nylon cord give court today, but probably would After service crew* reetored "M an,” aaid one little girl to Schirra says he was far from ALL AROUND Donations to the fund may be you added protection against blowoirts be able to appear tomorrow. the systom, Kaiiapell traffic another,"dig that antique rier- made out to the James West eager when the space agency The trial la being held In Tol- flowed amocthly once again. eo” WRINGER Fund and mailed to the Savings first offered to make him an as­ HACHIN1ST Bank of Tolland. tronaut. Designed for both expressway and city travel! Guar­ “ When I started out, I didn't BRIDGEPORT Zoning Meeting anteed by Sears to wear for a Aill 21 months. Dyna- The Planning and Zoning even wart to Join,” he said. “ I Phis $1:79 F.E.T. and Old Tliw WASHER Commission spent its entire was asked to come to Washing­ OPERATORS tut tread rubber for long mileage. Hurry to Sears ton and they said, ‘Would you meeting Monday night review­ now . . . quantities are limited! ing proposed subdivisions and like to volunteer for this?’ and I MACHINE road regulations submitted by said, 'No, how do I get hom e'?” Buck and Buck Engineers of "You mean you were a reluc­ OPERATORS Hartford. tant astronaut?” he was asked. The EMCO CORP. NO MONEY DOWN on Sears E l^ Payment Plan The firm, which serves as the "Very much,” he said with a FAMOUS *1 4 9 town's consulting engineers, has chuckle. But he added: "I wish offers beibter Uian aver­ Just completed a preliminary I were 10 years younger and I age pay and liberal bene­ W ringer control locks •wringer in could do it all over again.” fits, plus pleasant work­ ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee Tubeless Blackwalls Price with Plus Federal set of regulations totaling 23 ing conditions. any desired position and controls pages. The regulations still XSR Tires Old Tint Excise Tax Apply Ajt Tread Life Guarantee Tread Wear-Out direction of wringer rotation. Low- under review by the PZC spell Gomrenteed Agalnet: All fell* Guarantee out in far greater detail the Snaky Road to Riches ureo o f the tire reeuitine from Gaaranleed Against. IVead 7.00 or 7.35x14 vane, poljrpropylene agitator cre­ normal road baxarda or aefocta wear-out. l l ^ S $2.07 LONDON (AP) — Naturalist in material or workmanahip. ates water curreaits which flush requirements of developers sub­ Tile EMCO Per How Long: TTie number o f mitting plans for proposed sub­ Oo'nstantlne lonides, who died For How Long: For the life o f months apecifled. dirt and soil from fabrics. Tension the original tread. 7.50 or 7.75x14 last year at his home in Tanza­ CORPORATION What Seara Will-Do: In as- 1 2 .9 5 $2.20 divisions. 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program is concerned, Mra. Al- The poaitian is to serve under narking and maintenance of er salary negotlatlona. As in the MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. 1969 PAGE Furntim V ernon bdm wHl aaaist in planning and a 10-month contract. ptMetlc fields and arrange for post, no news is released on providing in-service growth of In Ms ' capacity Tingley will oU game details. salary negotiations untfl the ment of (tolored People, be­ staff members arith the system direct supervision of the physi­ The board also accepted the teachers grotq> and {he board’s lieves extremism In the United Education Plan supervisor and conduct work­ committee come# to an agree­ People in States has touched Its high-wa­ cal education of b i^ In Grades reslgiMtlon of; PrtsclMa Bronke, ter mark. shops in physical edtication with 7 through 12, aid in selected teacher at Lake Street Sdtool; ment. o r m 1 0 A M . t o 10 PM '^^l^oved by School Board elementary instmotors. phases of the health program Roger Oeasay, RockvlBe High Isn’t on the way down, but In the area of personnel, Mrs. and direct supervision of coach­ Otildanoe teacher, and Vita EATOW it has hit a plateau,” Wilkins BROAD STREET The News told a convocation on the In her capacity, Mra. Albom Albom wtU assist in recruit­ ing personnM. Lamb of SMnner Road School. Killed in Viet Action •duoftttoti ment, selection and assignment Contracts era ratified for 1215^ SILVER LANK-EAST HARTFORD Church and Violence In the Na­ MANOEfemor wW direct eig>erriaian of the As far as the instructional WAflHINOTON, (AP) — Army Actor Hurt on Location tion. "People are getting pretty fVPQPBHn^ ®* vie MifUHid ara Ofa t Bd\h> Jnetructora of demenbary and of instructors and cooperate in program is concerned, Tingley’s the following teachen: Gall Brown, graduate of Eastern 1st Lt. Davdd H. Deforge of When Boat CapUzea tired of extremism. Including Mabday idglit girle phyaloal education, In- orientation of new teachers aa duties w.'U pretty much parallel 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS Negro people." iMin «Bd pro«mn> <»«dlnw ■truet the epedal daaMS in wen as participabe In the evalu­ those of Mrs. Albom. In addi­ ConrMcticut State College who Oocnectlout bos been MUed in DINGLE, Iraland (AP) P rtm p^ and Ks m Btowto will teach at the Middle School, EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" Wes$ Hartford .. . by phyeioal education at the high ation of the instnictAra. tion, he will establish a set of action.fei Vieitnam, the Defense Movie star John Mills, 81, suf­ Country Music Duo a u » Albom win be eohool, aid in eelected phases Another of her duties will be coaching policies, be respon­ and Evelyn LaBelle, Central Deportment reports. fered a slight concussion when a sible for scheduling all athletic Connecticut State, aim to teach HOURS: Tnes., W«4f • t o t s Thun., m V to • small boot o^Mised In the At­ * MLP-Smvici DIPT fTORI “CJisrge It wHb your OAJ. sr ot girt. •nd «le> of the heahh program end carry to make budget recommenda­ Deforge, whose death was an- Said Breaking Up Act CJB.T. Master Charge Ossdt nuntery lAgntoal education and out end Tecommenil changes ot tions to the system supervisor activities, arrange for the an­ at Middle School. nounoed Tueoday, is survived Sat. 8 to • (Ctosed All Day Moodaqr) lantic surf trapping Mills and NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Richard T k^ey will be eyatem curriculum ki physical educa­ and to oversee inventory .and nual sport's banquet and co­ Following the regular meeting by Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. actor Trevor Howard under­ ^hen Wilson, president of a «< ptjyeBoel eduoattaw tion. recommend repairs to the ath­ ordinate the use of all facilities. of the board it went into ex­ Henry F. Deforge of Bkwmfield, neath. Howard was not hurt. flour company which sponsors As far as the instructional letic equipment and supplies Tingley will also supervise the ecutive eeeslon to discuss teach­ Conn. LEAN, MEATY, RONELfiSS The two men were filming an the well known country music Bright N«w as-yet-untitled movie on location duo of Lester Platt and Earl Tuesday when the accident oc­ Scruggs, says they are about to curred. Mill’s wife,' playwright break up the act. They began as m Mary Hayley Bell described a team tn 1948. PORK ROLLS what happened: "I tried to hold them together, "Apparently John and Trevor but It looks like they are split- ' were standing waist deep in the ting up,” Wilson said Monday. water alongside the boat when a One of the duo’s ^biggest re­ big wave came along and cording hits was "Foggy Moun­ turned It over. tain Breakdown," written by for "John was hit by the end of Scruggs and used as the theme the boat. They had to pull Mm music for the movie "Bonnie out by the hair. Trevor was and Clyde." Boys and Girls Where Shopping is Alw ays^ B fe s ife caught under the boat too but he was unscathed.” She said Mills "feels terribly Labor Group Forms bruised and he has a big bump on his head. He won’t be filming Fair Tax Committee Fresh as Spring! Ut* King's for a oou[de o< days." Repeat of a Sellout! HARTFORD, Conn.’(AP) — A LAYAWAY n Union President Pair Tax Committee, designed Fully Adjustable to study a graduated state In­ SmsN Oepetil HeMiy Reflected ISth Time come tax and other means of GIRLS Yeur SelecHen NEW YORK (AP) — Joseph remedying Connecticut’s fiscal Curran, first and only president needs, was formed Tuesday at Steel of the National Maritime Union a meeting of the State Labor since It was founded in 1987, has Council. Storage f t been re-elftcted to Ms 18th term. John Driscoll, chairman of the SUITS Your Returns made public Tuesday Labor council, was unanimotu- Charles Antell Choice 44 gave Curran 17,896 votes to 8,747 ly elected permanent chairman Egg Shampoo, Amber Shampoo, Green Sham­ Play-Doh Shelving for Richard J. Haake, the next of the new committee by rep­ Siweks Mark 25 Years Wed poo, Cream Rinse. I4H oz. size highest candidate. resentatives of , labor groups. SIsas AN Moot! E-Z to Corva! Sovo 20c H>.l New Haven and Greater Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slwek is also a member of the Demo­ Charles Anlell Hair Styling Cel ford Chambers of Commerce, of Rt. 31, Coventry, were honor­ cratic Town Ckimmlttee and the 4 to6x Coin-Maker Closet Barber Shop, ed at a surprise party and din­ Democratic Women’s Club. Normal or hard-to4iold. « 94 In Disgust? city councilmen, state represent- 69c -12 ozjar Our Reg. ^ Travel Alarm tatives and clergymen who met ner Sunday in celebration of Their daughter Carid lives at 1.19 I I "MINUTES FRESH" SALEM, Va., (A P)------Eugene with the tabor council. their 26th wedding anniversary. home and is employed at Pratt Charles Anlell Hand Lotion W. Vest, a barber since 1946, Driscoll promised that the The event, given by the couple’s and WMtney. Merrilyn is a has closed his shop "because two daughters, Carol and Mer- resident student at the Univer­ Shat Glycerine A Rose Water. 99c - /I O fh i committee would not take a 7 to 14 I4.S oz. size Fantastie Our Rag. 9.88 you can’t tell the girls from the stand on a state Income tax lilyn, was held at the KMghts sity ot (tonnectlcut in her sopho­ Our Reg. GROUND boys any more." u.itU all alternatives were dis­ Of Columbiu Hall in (Coventry, more year. Complete with 5 Dnra Gloss Nail Polish Remover^ “It’s pitiful," Vess, 41, said and was attended by close to Non-smear, nun-drying. Silly Sponge shelves! Baked enamel 4.97 cussed. Most of the representa­ finish; 12” x 36” x 70" Tuesday. "I’m sick of looking at tives support an Income tax, 100 frimds and relatives. 49c-5 oz. size people and wondering what they No Longer Rare Adorable new suit*, high. Heavy duty con­ Smart simulated leather case with brass but there is still discussion The couple was married Crest Toothpaste r„„i, o, Dur Reg. i44 struction allows for CHUCK are. about where the gradations March 6, 1944 at St. Joseph’s WASHINGTON--Because o< a beautifully detailed with heavy loads. *'512 finish frame, luminous dial. 30 hour move­ "Let them go to a beauty sa­ 83c Extra Urge Size •W"«Fia.or 4 5 ^ ^ , 2.19 ment. Choose black or tan. would begin on fixed Incomes Church In WlUimantlc, and they successful oonservatton pro­ the grown-up fashion 1 lon. I’m going into the extermi­ have lived in C oven^ for 17 touchetl Many different ■fMmu ■■ nating bustness.’’ and where they would end. gram, the trumpeter swan, once State Rep. Richard Ydzlniak years. tach^ eocUnotlon, la no longer style* with bojierb or Extremism on Plateau said he has proposed a bill that Mr. Slwek is employed by edas^ even as a "rare wUdlUe button front jacket*, would start g^radations at 1 per Oontlnental Baking co. and species." BMoglsts counted pleated, full or A-llne NAACP Head Says cent on $2,000 and go to 8 per Mrs. Slwek is active in the St. 8,641 oi these swans last fall. In *kirt*. Some with their ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Roy ccat on incomes over $0,000. Germaine's Guild of St. Maiy’s 1982 only 69 ot these majectic own coordinated blou*e*. Wilkins, head of the National Yedsiniak said this would bring Church in Coventry, and the birds were left in the 48 con­ Bonded orlon acrylic in Association for the Advance- the state $1 billion in revenue. 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t t IP! li rAOB SIXTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 ft!* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, BIARCH 12, 1969 PAGE SEVENTB3EN Inc g r t j alacks and a black Ellington started a left turn cal sclenoe Impt the University received was $18,196. The total Jacket, poahad her from behind from Charter Oak St. into S. Vernon cost of the program win be of Hartford. Before attending already ertabliehed at Omaha, about S p.m. yaatarday aa aha Main St. and into the path of $69,000 and the total atate grant Rules Committee Chairman WU- velopment gutdelines for transit P olice Log ooMegtt he served tor tour years Neb., Mtoheapolls, Minn., and ' Mixed Emotion$ walkad waat on W. cantor St, the car driven by Neal W. Wit- w ill be $44,000. The aubaaquent Mam M. Oohner, D-MIss., had equipment in other oMlee. wOh the U. S. A ir Force in Events in Capital Rock island, HI. Seventeen addl- poUca aald. Sha fall Into tha kin, SO, of New Britain, police paymenta will be received from asked tor the reschedidkig- Capital Quote Town Hires security service wMbh included ttonal district offices and anoth­ anow aa ha crabbed her purae aaid. Carney waa given a a threa- rear tour of duty in the state over a period ot two' MANAGER He said: ’"Theee rambling, ’Ihe measure, which had been ”We do stand at .yet another 3 Moves To Prdsecute 'lUnehMtw noUM made and ran aaat toarard M cKee St. written warning for failure to yean . slated for House constderation er 17 mobile canteens are crossroads in toe nuclear arms Thailand G>nsiders Effects MMB mor* UTMta jnMterday OB Engtand. H e Uvea with hia Campus *Roving Rioters^ (wing rioters take over wtaat ready. The purae contained peraonal yield the right of way. Both Analyst for parenta, U r . and Mnt. James The balance of the program may be a legiUmate college pro­ this ’Thunsday, now is scheduled race and cannot let the oppor­ tlii (teifa o t fafiuT* to claan papera and about |4 In caah. R cars were towed away and costs has been computed on the MILLINERY AND HAIR ROODS DErt. WAflHiNaTON (AP) -due­ tor March 19. Meanwhile, the White House tunity to pursue toe pato of iliew a lk o ( lea and anew. Five Tolisano on Bumrtde Aive., East test and turn it into something Office of Emergency Prepared- Of Viet Peace on Economy waa black with brown trim. WItkin waa taken to Manches­ Hartford. basis of the dollar value of the ttos Department invesUgatora else. In my mind, there are peace pass us by.” —Sen.. EM- MtaaU wara ehaixad aarllar In C-DAP Plan time to be spent by localp er- ners said more than 100- Army The woman waa uninjured. ter Memorial Hospital where he (dear (UsUnotlons between legiti­ Flood Emergency Plans ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., op­ By PETER OODDOHLIN northeast with BattaMp on tha tka mmal phaaa of tha crack- His prhnary reapoiadbOty sonnel during the same period. Ready to wear or specialty experience he^iftil. are moving to w q ^ praaecuUon engineers were Improving flood waa observed and discharged. John McAlmont, town plan­ mate exeroise of protest that posing deployment of toe Senti­ BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)— GuU o f Slam. At SatiaMp w « a doam on tata •now aiawatara. wW ibe on the deveiopmwrt of In effect, McAlmont said, the ot persons', one official called Set for Northern U.S. protection faoHitlea in toe upper A break and entry waa re­ college students may engage in nel antibalUrtlc missile system. huge $60-mtUian B62 borobor ' ' Moot racantly charKod ara ported yeaterday afternoon at ner, arawunced today tiM practical Botodons to commun­ town wdl not contribute any 1100 weeidy salary idus commiaaion and boniuea. ■‘rambHng, raving itatera” who WABHINO’rON (AP) —Fed­ Midwest. Aerial surveys ere 'rhafland lo kxrfclng fon ran l to n oN fiea R. Spoonar of SO Eva ity problems which can be im­ and other demonstrations.” base and a $40-m(Uksi port). the home of Mra. Roawell John D. Anderson, 21, ot 33 appotohmerit o f Lctonard D. cash to this program. ’Toliaano’a allegedly trannel from campus to eral agencies and the American being made in Minnesota, Wis­ th« end of the Vietnam war with The port haa already been Dr., Robart N. Dou^an of 0 El- Oak St lost control of hia car plemented within a five-year Apply at Blillinery Dept. Abom of oeS Tolland l^ke. IW lsano aw oommuntty planning full Salary ia Included as part oampus tonsenUng disturbances. Red Cross are stepping up consin and toe Dakotas to find * Absolute Rubbish* Says a vague mixture of reUef and given to toe Thai government.' aia Dr., Dorothy U. Manning of Dressers In both bedrooms had on E. Middle Tpke. aa it bead­ period. of the state grant.. A department spokesman said Debt Ceiling Meeting emergency preparations in the obstni^lons that should be re­ 100 Bratton Rd4 Blanche Mark analywt tmder the town’s Oom- Liz on Cancer Report aipprrtMiiBlon. The B63 base, along with all oth­ been ransacked, but nothinc ap­ ed east near ^nton St. and It H e wHI be directly responai- ’The O D A P program ia a pre­ Tuesday the evldenos win be Rescheduled by House toce of forecasts reaffirming moved. er beaee beltings to the Hada— ot SO Oraan Manor Rd., Elvalyn croesed to the'left of the road munfty Devetopment Action ble tor detailed surveyw, studies On one hand, many Itia ia w ill peared to be mlaalnc. requisite for State financial as­ presented to grand Juries when WASHINGTON (A P ) — House major flood threats in the north­ ’Ihe Corps of Engineers head­ HbLLYWOOD (AP) — “Abso­ the Americahs bulM them in re­ Kudlow of U Milford Rd., Em­ rolling over and knocMng out Pnognun. and statM Ical analyato on hous­ sistance in .18 separate pro­ the government is sura its cases ern secticn of the 'United Sta^. quarters at St. Paul, Minn., heis be relieved if the 60,000 Ameri­ ma Walman of 80 Milford Rd., TREASURE CITY oonakieration of a hiU to tn< lute rubbish,” said actreM Eliz­ turn for thetr upe. a guide wire to a utility pole Todlsario w ill work full-Ume ing, health, educathm, recrea­ grams which range from urban Roy E. Benson of 143 Wether- are airtight. crease the national debt limit by U.S. Weather Bureau q;)okea- ordered one million sEuidbagfs be abeth Taylor when aaked about can trooi» atationed In ’Ilmitand Laat December (he UMted and James McGoram of S7 causing an area power failure on the C-DAP program under tion, social services, eoonomte renewal to neighborhood facili­ ell St reported that 'about $6 MANCHESTER PARKADE Asst. Atty. Oen. Jerria Leo­ $12 UUIon has been postponed men said again Tuesday the un- made available. a report she suffers from spinal aaid, ’ ’that I have a bad back. ckn go home and end a much- States completed a giOCVrafOion Elaia Dr. about 1 this morning, poHce McAbnont who is the ooordina- development, public sallety, ties. worth of food packagea were nard aaid investigators are until next week. usualls deep snowpacka set the- Capital Footnote cancer. I’ve always had a bad back.” reeenlted Weetern impact on communlcatloiw system that All are scheduled to appear sold. One of Anderson’ s two tor and will spend 60 per cent transportation, puUic admlnis- atolen from Ida car laat night gathering enddenoe that individ­ ’Ihere was speculation party scene for heavy flooding when Transportation Secretary She left toe hospital on the ’Thai culture. will eventually be the badebone in Circuit Court U in Manchea- youthful passengers, William o f hia tim e on the program with trotion and cidtural needs of (he During the 1969 baaeball sea­ She made the comment ’Tues­ aa it waa parked in front of uals end organiaattonB violated whips may be having troilble the spring thaw begins. John A. Vdlpe has granted $3 arm of her husband, actor Rich­ Other Ttaala, mainly bualnera of a national telephone ayatem, tar March S4. Malkenson, 21, of 99 Scott Dr., ’ToHsano. community. son teama in the East and West day while checking out of Ce­ the Army and Navy Club on the 1988 Civil Rights Act by mtindlng up votee to raise the million to Scui Franeisco Bey dars of Lebanon Hospital after a ard Burton, and went , to lunch men and bankers, fear that an for which the Thais will not pay suffered minor injury. Hie car ’Ihe new analyat is a gradu- Last month, the town received divisions will play each other Red Cross apokCBmen an­ Main St. » . croeslng Mate lines to incite Area Rapid 'Tiansit IJistriot to at a local restaurant, 'hiey plan end to the war might mean a a cent. Michael J. Caron, 17, of Wind­ waa towed away and there were aite o f Elaat H artford High the initial grant-in-aid for the only 13 tlmea. Teama tai the Read Herald Advertisements icurrent $386 billion oeillng, but nounced one o f the largest pre- week-long aeries of tests and X sor, was arrested last night on The rear door o t the apart­ campus nkits. House leaders denied this. parednesB programs the organi­ test and build ten hlgh-^>eed rays ot what waa'descrlbed as a to leave later In the week for a cutback In U.S. eld aa 'well as The American impact has ment complex at 683 Center St.- no arrests. School and hoMa a .B A in politi­ enJAP program. The payment same dlvlsioa meet 18 times. the end to the flow of doHeint E. Center St. and charged with Leonard would not identify Speaker John W. McOormack, zation has ever undertaken, prototype cars. He said the degenerating disc in her spine. four-to-slx-week vacation at beeni felt a t a ll levels o f Thai so­ waa forced open hurt night but brought into the country by breach of peace and hitchhik­ thoee being investigated. D-Mhss., said ’IXiesday that with flood 'watch hecwlquarters work idiould estabUah new de­ ’The tests showed only, she their home in Mexico. ciety, end has provided at least ing. A 15-year-oId boy with him it appeared none of the apart- Amertcant atationed hero and 160,000 Jobs, eccon ing to reil- was released to his mother ip menta were broken into. Vietnam OIs who come on vaca­ abie eatimatea. ____ X- East Hartford. The boys alleg­ tion touna. Some unemployment has al- edly were Jumping in front of ACOIDEfTTS PLRV ‘liie national devtoopiinenit ready appeared. The 6,000 men cars at Mott’s Supermarket on EOTER minister, Pole Seraato, has set who built the air etiip and port Lcuia P. Antollni, 38, o t 48 iq> a commMtee to stti^ all ea- E. Middle Tpke. soliciting rides. Congreaa St. was charged with at Settahip have been fold off, Court Is set for March 17, In pecta o f an American wttochaiw- along with 800 emptoyed in the failure to pass to the left about ai.' In a parallel move, 'ntafland East Hartford for Caron. 9 p.m. yesterday, after the car DOUBLE construction of the communtoa. OUR has aaked Ita neighbora to con- Kona network by FhUoo-Bkrd. he waa driving south on Irving aider toe economic eftecta (hat. Uoyd R. Garter, 18, of Troy St. struck the rear o f the park­ > The XJA. Oveiaeaa Mlaaloti re­ N. T . was iaaued a re-arrest a VLettsm peaxw wUl haive on cently confiimed that it would ed car owned by Howard SHOP nnil5T...HRST I Asia aa a wliote. warrant in Troy yeaterday Janlcke of 89 High St., South mODEV FHBULOUS no longer supply tree gasoline where Troy poUoe had attested ’Thailand haa benefited eco- fo r Thatiand’a ixtUce cam. Windaor, police aaid. Court date nomtoally from toe Vietnam him hat FViday. He waa March 34. Military aid to Thailand hat brought beck to Manchester war Some ertlmatee put the windfall at more then $2 UVoth been running at about $60 mll- where bond was set mt $8,600 Cars driven by Melvin ­ Binco SIUEEP- hon a year, and Indudea tanks, which (a double the country's and he was taken tMs morning er, 67, of 4 Hilltop Rd. and halftrack vehiolea, weapons, an­ to Cireuit ODurt’13 In Slant Hart­ F irst foreign exchange reserves and Gloria O. David of 680 Wood- F irst equivalent to t^vo yean’ export tiaircraft mlsailea, heHcoptaca ford. Hts bond was maintained bridge St. bumped fenders on light aircraft naval wsaeilt and and be waa sdieduled to appear STHRES eandnga- Main St. near St. James St. N ational Sinoe 1980, the United Statwa training by U.S. Speclel Fbroes in Manchester court tomorrow. N ational yesterday afternoon. . |USDA( haa pumped In hundreda o f m il­ and Infantry teemai He was sent to Hartford Oor- Stores BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALB For Saint Patrick's Day Stores lion of doUare worth of aid, One out o f atoc tourtota to Thai- 2 recttonal Oenter to watt join CHOICE tend la an AmerLcan OI from A Bdtool bus dkiven by Arlene grants loana, In an effort to He waa ocigtaBHy cfaai c ed T. Brower of 76 Oampbrtl A've., join Stem en expanding Iwrrorlat Vietnam. A multimtUiondiSlar with hryaklnc entering with Venion, yesterday afternoon movement toi the htiherto neg­ Indurtzy haa bjoBSom a d to cater orlminai iident, and laroerQr .bent (he com er of a metal roof THE lected nertheart provincea , to OI needs around the ptiuvliy under $360. He was srtisduied fHHIV BRISKET cial bases aa wrtl aa in Bang­ end tora o0 a gutter and drain Hvge mthteay oonatruction to appear in Cheult Oourt here Finast TOPROUnO THE kok. pipe of (he .overhanging roof of pvograma, giving HiaUand six Sept. 10 but tolled to appear the Furniture Mart in toe of (he finest air bases in Asia, Lendtorda ere beginning to and foifeited bond. PoUoe began store’s peuldng lot on Pine St., LULKV put in at teast $1 billion more, worry. The Joint Untied Stajtaa searcMnc for him Oct. 18. Troy polloe raid. ’There were no in- LUCRV according to soma official esti­ M ilitary Ad-visory Group and poCoe aaM be waa MtctMkInc Jurtee. H ie right front top of BOTTOin ROURDI mates. the U.S. Bmberay combined are through 47 statoe under the C O R n G D the iBiKeat renteC cuatotnars in the bus was damaged. The Untied Statea buUt a aer- name of Charlea Trotter, local OBES tea of strategic road) acrom toe the country, leartng bimhads of poHoe said.’ houaea, apartments, six hrtala, A Sfeate Prtice Department DOES country Uiddng Bangkolt to r the Orat tim e with Oorntmaitilt- and acres of office space. car driven by Joeeph P. 'Keas, o^SHOUlDER WMle few aconomiata pradtet Chartes O. Ehdacn m , 3^ of 61, o f 37 ainBge was minor and PURE PORK Hot ot Smol . completed another 170-m41e the Vietnam war is over and Ma Gerald F. Too, 18,. of Bast (here were no injuries or ar­ SIMMERED CORNED BEEF Hartford was arrMted earty last highway linking Korat in (he troops withdrawn from theaa. rests. 4-5 tb loncy eornad briskat 2 gr««n papp*' ring» night on a Circuit Cburt war­ of b««f ^3 ttp drtsd roBMmory rant charging him with breech 1 ttalk c«i«ry Snow and toe on botii sides of I 3 thin onion slicos of peace In connection with an 48 oz 6 papporcorns 1 pared carrot EVxest St. near OtIs.St. at about 1 bay loaf (•w porslay sprigs East Hartford incident. He was im inn snusRGE \ or'2 quartorad poalod garlic 6 p.m. yesteiday was cited as btl MAIN STREET turned over to East Hartford Wipe corn beef with damp clean cloth, place in poitoe. the cause o f the ftont-end ool- Ualon of cars dri'ven by ElUza- USDA Choice large deep kettle, cover with cold water. Add Joan E. Chamberlain of 6 FRANKFURT SALE LIVER N' BACON be(h R. Davis o f 92 WoodhUI BonalMf Chuck next 6 ingredients, then celery & carrot. 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were Octato wnanc the imion WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 196» 1 ^ 3 1 1 1 1 )2 0 ^ 8 fE t t C t t it t g WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1IK» iV ig e * De Gaulle^ mMHbert and aome "far-left ac^ 19 to 36 2 Defense Witnesses Itatora."' *nie eMke was taken bt stride Black Minister Asks Whites Unions Set by FVencimen. For most cft the land Twin Mothers' Hub will 11.S million achotdchUdren it meet tonight at S:U at the home Back Trombley Story of Mra. Donna Cartxme, Oxbow ECHS Admits 34 Juniors To Negotiate was a hoHdaiy because teachen’ a liMMliMtar mHi f Ufled (lr<« to g «t back up to unions supported the wathout Dr., Vanicn. To Exan line Own Identities ladky in Um tidMal oourt trial X*Un Bt, they totd Uie oouit. Oosnsnuteta Mtched rides hito By MALCOLM BARLOW "W s a n not Christtans al­ ' He noted hlsBki have w m (Continued from Pace One) XWCA Guttar-cloasas for teens To National Honor Society a f IfeaaaM W. IMInbtoy. K o< to be Parle on military vehicles mob* The Rev. Lee H. Wealey ask­ though We may be reUgtous. But more odvonoes In justice In the Orove St. a one-aray street go- the franc with devahntion and Ittoed by .the government. and adults wiU start tonight at ed an audience of 60 mostly f t P nainand P I tn sigiport of it's a kind of folk reiigton that last four violent yeans than ta Senior member of the Msgr. vano, Maryanne Tesik and too Community T . Intermediate white people last night to ask *toww the country into chaos *’"**to transportation was cut tends to support tbs white, mid- the peaceful 100 yean hefore Thomas Sullivan. Tromblay’s oontontien that he street where the United Bank ■' bo a trlckte, electrirtty end gas Classes will be at 7:80 and themselvea, "What kind of Robert W. Doyle chapter of the dleotose Amertcan and hta that. The fftlowtag students were want to Hartford last July as !• located. a®aln. ai^jpWca were at a fraoUon o^ Beginners Classes at 8:15. Mrs. creature am I?” National Honor Society at East ways," be saM The audience was fun of quen- presented felt “ Es" for their __ Merton aald when Trombley The 7»-year-oW Preisoh teeder their nomai levels newspaper Richard Provoot will' taotruct The Rev. Mr. Wesley, Negro not to oaM a baift but to look 'Hie black hope for the wfcfte Catholic High School Inducted 34 blazer pockets ta recognition of „ „ told him he was going the wrong aocuoed the labor boeaes of un- preaaee stopped, and many pub­ both riassea for six seasons. staff official of the Lutheran tlons by this tlnoe and hep* tte ■tor a pranlscuous girl man ta that he see bknself tor Junior class students at a cere­ the|r maintaining an 85 average way, he turned around at the leashing "a new offensive . . . iic servicea and mlvate l a ^ Regtatratlon may be made at the Church ta America, was the former paftor of a L w ftngtiiie thoaght was a taller tlmr what he realty ta. for a year: Community T. third and last speaker of Con­ church another two houn. mony held yesterday during a tbsOinamr In Tkombley’a trial "*** ®P*** *1*®®' •**«>■ thtaatenhig to bring down the triea ciooed for the day Seniors, Mark Connors, Jo­ cordia Lutheran Church’s "A IhstMutlous must also be Is ah the gidlt on the white ftudent body assembly. OB a chaiga of conspiring to rob “ ** oconomy and the Candlelight hmchM and cold shown clearly tor what they do, seph Devine, Jame Hammond, the entrance to the bank. A Lenten Service will be con­ Symposium on Black Identity." man? one asked. ths UMIad Bank and Trust OO. cuts were a oommon sight In he ssM. Chapter president Brian Quig­ Irene Klucewicz, Donna Le- Merton attempted a U-tum, ducted tonight at 7:80 at Zion His topic was "Black Hope.” He oaid, "H ie white man has ait One American Row on Aug. "Dp I need to declare they reftaurants. So were men and For example, law enfonee- ley presided, and addresses Bluic, Frances Lussier, James g was completed today and heading hia car acroas the road, will be firmly defended?" he women cUmbIng lopg flighte of Evangelical Lutheran Church. America has been playing a all the guBt. He is ImmnbUta- aaray from the bank entrance, ment in the ghetto means to were given on the society’s qual­ Peragallo, Brian Quigley, An­ Jw%a J. Joseph BlunwnfMd asked. staliw because of immobUe ele* theme for many years, he said. ed by his guHt How esn he and that'a when. 11 FBI agents It is csdied Injustice, Inequality the block man that he can be rectify all that he has done? ifications of scholarship, char­ drea Slnlcrope, Mary Katkow- was scheduled to charge the The wage negoUattons dead- valors. Zion Evangelical Lutheran skl. who had been following Merton Church Sunday School teachers and racism. ftopped- and arrested watbout “ But whites muft go on. They acter, leadership, and sevrtce by >ny this afternoon. and Trombley alnce they left the *®®**** '"**** ***» govemmetA in- airy reason. He may never be Juniors, Suzanne Broulllftte, will meeS tonight at 8:15 at toe "There’s nothing really new must try;'’ he said. James Gallagher, treasurer; Use case was being heard in steted anything beyond a 4 per convicted but the arrest goes on Mtary Budarz, Rosemary Chad­ the restaurant tn Manchester, church. about it," he said. " It’s just vnty camot Macks work Jane Hammond, secretary; U. S. District Oourt In Hartford. cent wage inweaoe woeftl nesuK h!s record and will prevent Mm wick, Carole Chapman, Joan jumped out of their van and that some people are hearing it whMee to get what they want? David Mianfredl; and Donna Le- H ie M n o wttnesM who in inflation and might force de- t/.S. Fliers toomjifttlng a great many jobs. Charbonneaiu, Sharon Cowing, arrested the pedr. The time of The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ now and are responding to it." another asked. Blanc, vice president. teatUied today were Albett vaJueiUon of the franc. "TMs has iKuppened to me," Lynne Crouchley, Janloe Gou- the arrest was 4:58 p.m., sor a St._ Patrick’s Record Hop This comment led him Into "tt isn’t a matter of juft Palmer, ft, of TB7 Mlsln S t and French unions call strikes for he said. "And not once." The Rev. Charles E. Shaw, ddno, Robert Hodgson, Kathleen almost two hours after the In Bangkok tomorrow night at Manafleld Ms deflnltton of "black hope." working a little harder. Hita ta Hiomas Mahoney, 34, of 40 bank window had closed. only limited periods, usually M principal, presented member­ Horrigan, Timothy Kearns, State Training School. Members There la black hope for the The myftis about hand outs ftie of the faUacleai of your sys­ Osdar S t The girl who Merton hours, because they do not have __ _ ,__ „ „ . white man, for the white com- ship pins and. cards to the in­ Nancy Long, Edmund Mlkolow- planning to go to Mansfield will through welfare, be aaldi ere tem.’ ’ he oaid. "The kind o f jobs MSboney told the ooist he Trombley said they went to see, ^ / ^ * * * * ^ ^ ***®‘*' "*®*™*»®™ m age e) munltjr and the white church, ductees; Patrfcla Antanaltls, sky, Timothy Murray, Nancy meet at the Poet Home at 6 among the most cruel. The open to you WMfld never be OfWtiBard a cotw«raation at The July 25, has not been Identified. Amertcan urdons on wrote the Oambodbao chM of he said. Philip Bombara, Shirley Beau- Piotrowski, Celeste PoUtak p.m. uftiai welfare budget Is hosed open to me.” Spot, a restaurant at 618 Main Trombley testified that they ^ aem of u38, it’s all about handouts, take a close the bansT^r^m estebUA- 230 demonstrators were arrest- ®n March 8 "fully recovered, Scott Dr. Co-hoeteeses are Mrs. am at this point," he aidd. Packages for Vietnam project. (Herald photo by Coe.) troskt, Nancy Piotrowski, Ce­ Brian Quigley. TTilrty-lour Junior class students were inducted. (Herald photo by Pinto.) sexual," he added. look at the farm subsidies pro­ Barcewlcz, Constance Bellliore, tion from O’Nefll that the “ *** *’®'"®®~to ed, at Itost one was ho^taJlzed toe Cambodians said earlier. F. James Elder and Mrs. leste PouUn, James Rafferty, Kathleen Coyle, George DeUsle, Charles Carsky. "What about Intermarriage? gram. Mlaataslppl Senator au of fol’ ^ The four men were glyen a The question of the marriage Michelle Sitkus, James K. Sul- Dana Famham, James Gal­ 2 James Easiiand ta getting will be crltictzed for recom­ Lynne Grlffen. i LeBlanc, Rtehard Midlin, Pat- Angela Sacco, David Sl'wy, and quick medical check at the air- B y 4 to 6% Hvan, Hug^ Tansey, Judith Ta- lagher, Carmen Gauthrea'u, Hie Manchester Jaycee Wives bed waa answered tong ego. 8250,000 per year for allowing mending a public relations man, Also, Irene Klucewicz, Doima rtcla Powers, Brian Quigley, Mary ZatkowsJci. too afternoon' of the alleged The police aitao reorted there port, vaccinated and put aboard Splashdown will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Look at all the hues and ctdors hta farm land to Ue fallow. Yet but, he ta needed. portunlty,’’ woefully lacking in getting their Two Local Vietnam Dead " It was a big one,” he said. (Conttaned from Page One) Ini Education Budget heard- a conversation between “ Tou have tanpoeed this rtae he said. It once was a symbol of message over to the public." O'Neill and Trombley. In that All flags in Manchester will There was also a State Ma- "It hit the bottom side of the on us,” he said. "F or proof, several days; fteoaned Monday "Both,” he aald, "need some* engine and knocked the carbur­ Members of the Manchester the oneness of man. It had a Town MlBimg«r Robert Wedss hinted last nig'ht that conversatlon. Palmer testified, be flown at half-staff from to-- rlne Corps League escort which look how threatened a white universal gospel. one experteniced In the metho- etor out. In about 10 seconds the Women’s Chorus will rehearse to a central poedUon, ready to he may recommend a 4 to 6 per cent cut ($360,000 to O’NelU said he was behind In day untU Saturday noon for two Included Harold Osgood and man is by the ctoeenese of dftogy of telltag the truth. The engines stopped. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home "Today I see the same kind move swiftly to whatever recov­ $500,000) in the school b o a t’s $8.6 million request ^ aUmony and had other Manchester servicemen killed in ®* Manchester, another white man." story Isn’t being told. If it were debta and needed money. " ^ c n ^ e r wrvlcemen killed in Leo MlIewsM of Glastonbury "Wie made our emergency ra­ of Mrs. John Larson, 66 Porter of spilt ta the church as on the ery aone 'was aetoctod. for 1969-70. ------St. Women Interested in joining The American white man also being told adequately, we Palmer quoted O’Neill as aay- “®“®n in Vietnam. Robert Fuller and Henri dio calls, picked out an emer­ outside," the Rev. Mr. Wesley SweRs averaged 18 toft Mon­ He throw out the feeler a* a grams which the oomimiunity may attend this rehearsal. has a false sense of his own wouldn’t have to explain school tag, "Maybe I should go to see Marine Pfc. Kenneth A. La- Mathleu, both of WUIimantic. gency landing area and landed said. "TTie Christian church has day end some seosloknesB was join* session of the Board of sbouto ho.'ve been doing over the honesty end integrity, ttta Rev. reported. In dtadng areas, needs and budgets.” this girl I know at this bank vta« Jr-. 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. The funeral of the young *^® Intact In a rice pad pretty much accepted the status Directors and the Board of Ed­ past five years — and didn’t.” Washington LOL will meet Mr. Wesley said. He believes quo.” Toward the end of laft night’s and get some money off of Kenneth La vine of 49 Salem Rd., marine will be held Friday at slid and soup spilled. ucation, meeting to fulfill a Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. he ia jwaceful, lovable end Town Director John Oaislde session, Weiss asked the school her." was killed in action Feb. 26 8:16 a.m. from the Benjamin J. The filers, armed with two He gave an example of a McDlvUt expressed conoeni charter requirement for review honest. asked Hennigan to expiatai his officials to comment on a pro­ Judge Blumenfeld asked the northeast of Khe Sanh, Quang Callahan Funeral Home, with a rifles and two pistols, churfti which had a chance to Monday when be spotted whlte- of-tlie proposed school budget. recommendation tor bypateing posal tor lifting a 8309,932 capt- witness If any reference was Tri Province. Army Spec. 4. solemn high Mass of requiem at *n” n®dlately got Into a fight "But the reft of the world support a private, non-profit oaps ta the recovery area from L a ft March, Weiss cut ap- the manager and the Board of ital outlay Item out of the school made to the girl’s moral Donald Krajewski, 19, son of St. Mary’s Church, East Hart- '''**** <^ng units, seee you as greedy, violent and housing group. But the church more than lOb mHew In apace. Vernon Soldier proxlmately 1819,000 from the Direct ore In adopting of school budget and plaatag It ta the character. Palmer said O’Neill and Mrs. Stanley J. Kra- ford, at 9. Burial will be In St. **^® a 30-minute fig^it Mars,” be said. "Most of all, board "turned thumbs down on ‘"Hint’s not r guard Krajewski when It arrives to- day and marched at night, and Mins. Whdtney Ferguson Jr. The white man has developed win go for broke. Otherwtoe, the flight of ApoUd’ over the current budge*. educational budge*, the Board should have the prerogative of In, his summary argument, were town directors, Atty. Wil­ night at Bradley International "W e walked about 18 houlii The Ladd Fhneral Homie of 19 fantastic myths to keep his self "The law (police) figures to 9 proceeded flawtesely into its Weiss, hear the end of last of Eduoaitlon should fix the tax handling Us own Capital Im­ Atty. Margolis told the jury of liam FitzGerald and John I. Airport and escort It to the W. and made about 48 miles,” he ElUrgton Ave., Vernon to In Image. For example, everytlme puU out the biggest of out* guns ntath day, vHth the astromuita night’s three-hour session, asked rate. provement Program,” he In­ Garslde, representing the town stated. . six men and six women that the P. Quish Funeral Home, 226 said. cbsigie of funeral arrange- ta the moviiee that the frontiers* and keep the blacks down Again iicketed tor-»> Jelsurely’ < sohoft officials, " I f the school "I'm not queMtonttig tht man^ story about the girl cannot be of Manchester; a delegation Main St. Hurlik said he believed their ments. men beat the Indians, it’s a Blacks realize genocide ta a real spell of picturetaktag, naviga­ board gets 04 or 96 per cent of Weiss said later that he will from the Manchester Veterans agar’s adequacy to pass on a drop the proposal. believed because O’Neill called His funeral will be held Sat­ location at that time was in Tay No other taformatlcn was tas- ■vtotory. Everytlme IndlEUis' choioa They are wRltag to tion alghttags and preparattons Us request, would I be selltag school budget. However, I don’t the FBI on July 24 and said that Council including Walter A. urday at 8:30 a.m. from the W. Nlnh province, in South Viet­ medtatety avaUaiUe. win, it’s a massacre. make It.” tor their return to earth.. ths people shprt and would the The town charter requires the ’ A feel qualified to peas on the VonHone of the VFW, Harold P. Quish Funeral Home with a nam. the three were going to the taxpayers be falling down on police budget, tor example. manager to submit his tentative Olds of the American Legion, solemn high Mass of requiem Hurlik said they received budget and hta budget message bank on the next day to case it. their sftwol obUgatlons?” Logically, then, the manager He said that In their testimony, Wesley Bulla of the Disabled at St. James’ Church at 9. Bur­ “ better treatment than antici­ to the Board of Directors by School Supertatendftit Donald and the Board of Directors are Trombley and Merton said it American Veterans, John Dar- ial will be ta St. James’ Ceme­ pated’’ from the Viet Cong. March 28. The directors then Hennigan repUed, "It 1s obvious not the best qualified to pass was______a spur^__ ___ of____ the______moment_____ ideaby of the World War I Veterans tery. _ Full military______honors will "W e were not physically must conduct a public hearing that. If we cure cut, our proposed on the education budget. on July*^26 to look for the pro- Conrad Lloyd of the be accorded at graveside. abused,” he added. on I the manager’s budget by services will have to be cut. it mtacuous bank teller. Marine Corps League, and Pe- Friends may call at the fu- The___ Cambodians______b gave--~ them- "It to my phUosopliy that April 7. The directors are ta because of the cuts made in In his summary, defense Vendrlllo of the Army-Navy neral home Friday from 2 to 4 "very good treatment,” he re­ Boards of Elducation should required to adopt a budget by previous years that the great counsel B. Blair Crawford told ^ ‘“ ®' and 7 to 9 p.m. ported. stand up and be counted," Hen­ May 7. If they don’t act by that the Jury the story about the Increase is required now.” nigan explained. date, the manager’s tentative " I have a certain moral re­ girl and the attempt to see her Weiss agreed. "School budget automatically becomes sponsibility to request these is fully credible when the kind boards,’ ’ he said, "should have tae adopted budget. needed things," he said. of life the men involved lead is fiscal independence In the adop­ taken into account. Weiss replied, "In the past tion of a school budget.” Atty. Margxdls told the jury years, town services have been He said he would be pleased tpot the testlniony of Palmer cut to the bone, to provide edu­ 12th Circuit 'a i l i | i >' U consideration of the schooli and Mahoney contradicted ear­ cational funds. This year, as budget were taken out of his lier testimony by Merton and last year, although every muni­ hands. Court Cases Trombley. He said Palmer and , .IV cipal budget request was Justi­ Mahoney testified that O’Neill * i ^ fied, I still found areas to cut.” The proposed budget, pertlcu- larly the proposed increase, provided information about the Weiss Usted the many needs ROCKVILLE SESSION were explained by Hennigan, promisciKNis teller while Mer­ and problems the town faces Rottner and school board mem­ A RockvlUe men was given ton and Trombley testified that —street paving, sidewalks, po­ ber Walter Doll, chairman of a 96-day jail sentence on two It wa.'i Merton who told about lice personnel, refuse disposal, the Board of Education’s fi­ her. water sewage and others. counts of breach of peace by Yesterday afternoon, testi­ nance committee. . School Board Chairman John Judge Frank J. Monchun ta mony was heard that directly Doll said that the budget still Rottner requested, "Just this Rockville Oircui* Court 12 contradicted O’NeUl tesUmony. ta without the consideration of O’NelU has told the court th'»f once, give us the funds to ful­ yefterday. fill our needs. The school budget several possibilities: he, Trombley and Merton hiid Armand E. Oorneau, 40, of 56 we present is cut to the bone 1. The inrxpect on the budget talked about robbing the bank Wtadsor Ave. was sentenowl to 4-PIEOE SILVERPLATBD and represents only our mini­ of approximately 80 school chil­ while they were in the Man­ 30 days on one count and 60 on mal needs." dren from St. BartlMlomew’a chester restaurant, t School, who may enter .the pub­ the other with sentences CX^FFEE SERVICE O’NelU named Merton as the • Pink Lustre Rottner said that an Increase lic school system In September. ordered to run consecutively closer to 82.6 million would be leader. He said, Merton said 2. The result of atlH, uncon- and probation for one year. • Yellow Lustre more realistic for school pro­ the job would be easy — that cludfid, .teacher-salary negotia­ Chatgee of abusing an officer grams. BOWLING TROPHIES there was “ money pUed up all • Bone Lustre tions, expected to -wind up in and intoxication were nolted. over the place.” TTie plan, ac­ • Gray Lustre He said that many, new, de­ arbitration. Judge Monchun made It a cording to O’NeUl, was to go up sirable programs have never 3. The development of a ma­ condition of Oomeau’s probation BIRTHSTONE RINCjS to a door opening to the drive- • Black Patent , been Instituted because-«of "the jor, roof-repair problem at Man­ that 'he Join Alcoholics Anony­ ta teller’s booth, knock, and lack of dollars." chester High School, estimated mous. NA'nONAIX.Y ADVERTISED. arhen the girl opened It, knock He gave as an example, a to cost over 8200,000 to lectlfy. Other cases disposed of w ere: her out, by "punching her in the Handbaca To Match. program he has been pressing An analysis of the proposed Roger E. Alley, 19, of 19 Cliast- mouth,” and then they would tor even before he was elected 81,668,^ budget increase is nut St., operating an unreg­ WATCHES . ; lOjo to 30*7° off take the money. O’NeUl was to to the Board of Education, broken down tato six catego­ istered motor vehicle, 825; DISOONTINUBD MODELS ■ be the driver of the get away "language courses’ in the junior ries: 8602,007 for supplies, failure to obtata driver’s car. p COUBRI BUTANE high schools." -V ' ■ books, services, equipment and license, noUed; Gordon J. Both Trombley and Merton DISCOVER THE SMOOTH SHOE •’It has been proven," he nvalntenonce (Including capital Oagne, 22, 183 West Main 8t, told different stories, later in said, "that stude'nts can pick up Impro'vemient item s); ' 8485,153 failure to obey state traffic con­ CIGARETTE LIGHTERS $5.20 the ftfternoon. languages in grades^below high for salary increases tor present trol' signs, 810; Lawrence P. They said that they never ENOUBH PEWTER BY TOWN* & COUNTRY schoft at a fart pace. However, employes (Including an estimat­ N'eal, 18, 88 Hony La., unsafe 2 planned to rob the bank, that we’ve never had the funds to ‘tiiwo. 815, and Joseph J. their only purpose in going to ed but not resolved increase tor Town & Country introduces the smoothest shoe ]X>ssible. Made implement those language pro­ Thielen, 23, 88 Roosevelt a., the bank on July 24, was to see the teachers): 8368,037 (or SO TANKARDS SS $8.20 grams. I ’ve become disillusion­ Hartford, 'faUure to gran* one- If they recognized a girl who witti their amazing new Serathin* construction that requires new personnel; 891.017 tor spec­ WITH 3-LETTER MONOGRAM ed, and I ’ve just about given half highway, 826. worked ta the drive-ln window ial Items (taicludtag expanded up ta the past year or two." Anthony P. Panlano, 18, of of the bank. O’NelH said thev scarcely a stitch, T & C s pum p Is lighter, sm oother an d m 6re athletic programs ta the junior "Any cut you now make,” he Blast Malta St., chaiged with went there that day to “ caft highs): 867,090 for "bulH-ta" ONEIDA STAINLESS What to wear when you're playing Insisted, "wlU result ta cuts ta costs resulting from proposed possesaton of onitrolled (fruga, the bank" for a future hold-up. igh Tea Sandler. beautiful than ever before. Have yours in lustre calf spring SJW existing programs — and the had his case oonttausd for one On the day they were ar­ his fair lady. Sandler of Boston's roundly-toed t-strap sandal. Bare at the back. salary Increases and, new per­ SALAD "SE T Value rested, August 2, Trombley and pales, black patent, black matte calf, red, navy, bone or school system will suffer.” sonnel; and 854,'400 for frlr^e week. $1.49 Mentcn said they left the spot to Bare at the sides. Daring almost as many perfs as Eliza Doolittle had violets. "This 1s not a budget for gild­ benefits (Major Medical, Life CXILD MEAT FQRK AND PIERCED TABLESPOON ed programs — it ta for basic go to the Mark Club In Hart­ black call Also comes in black peau de sole, silver or gold kldskln. Insurance, Blue Cross and STAINLESS 8TERL — 2-PlECE* ford. Merton said he had a job • Pink • Bone •Yellow • Blue • Black Patent. $18 programs only," Hennigan said. CMS.) CHEVROLET © “ TTiere are shameful inadequa­ TRUCK OWNEB8 7.86 there to be an I.D checker. A f­ Among the proposed new per­ Value ter they left the Mark Club, cies in our school system. We sonnel are: A data processing We are pleased to announce GRAVY BOAT $3.20 Trombley and Merton went to can’t even compare with towns analyst, an assistant to the co­ that affective February 1st O the Friar’s Club, to see a man and school systems ta our ordinator of youth services, a we have a lentol truck area.” available for your use while Use Your Credit dr' named Ace Harvey, about a social worker, a psychological your truck ta being serviced. paint job, they tesUfied Merton He acknowledged, " I realize examiner, and a public tafor- the position you (Weiss) are ta. Our rental truck ta a 1M9 ta a housepainter. , matian (putaic relations) spe­ Van, fully oqulppod, with a I realise you’re tom between (1 ■ ’Hie two men then left the MANCHESTER cialist. one ton load capacity. Ratea Friars Club to head bock to keeping down the tax rate, and Asked to explain the need for are 7c per mfie, 87 per day, Manchester, but when they got opan till 9 BtiU providing essential serv­ a public relations man, at a 89.- and the first 14 nules are to the light just before the 9S6 MAIN STREET, Facing Oak ... THURSDAY night ices." 000 annual salary, Hennigan free. Don’t Icse money be­ Founder’a Bridge, the men said Ha sdded, " I want to em|>ha- saw, “ The sum of 89,000 in an cause your truck ta down — uae our rental truck the next n o O R they decided to go back to the monday thru Saturday stas that I have no ax to grind 88.8 rnUl^m .taidgft is a small S We Want Your Business Mark Club, where they could In prasenttag this (88.6 mftton) time your truck needs ser- - YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S 9:80 to 6:80 amount to pay for getting the vtoe. drink "on the house." 956 main sf., facing oak s(diiM)i budget. I consider my­ school message across. Jf a And We Aim To Deserve |t! CARTER CHEVROLET GO., 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — TE L. G43-5133 -r- O PEN TIIURS. T IL L 9 P.M. They turned right on Colum- self to te an expert ki school business does not advertise ade­ bua*31vd., and Merton took his *seiathln Is a Mdemaik o( Town and Couniy Shoes, Inc. admIflIstraMoa — I have come quately, it soon goes out of 1229 Main S t , Manchester up through the ranks. We are ' business," Tft. 649-5288 trytaf to ootoh up with pro- '■I peallro," he said, " t )» t 1 ' __

PAOl TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1989 MAN(^HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1989 PAGE T^BNTY-OMB finance board urges people to them up St the home jf the night Completion is tentaUvrty three weti fatda received rang­ Ciccalone Named Chief A ndover come and express thslr opln- cookie chairman, Mrs. Frsnds, Course Planned Tolland Ob„ with the high bidder B. anwm to reoonmnend the com­ Fire Calls | ton On ttM m erits o f the budget Haines, on Wales Rd. after 5 Blatad for Sept. 1, 1970. ing from $2,aS4 submifatad by Ooldan At Sons. pany not be awarded the con­ Hal Boyle Seen items. p.m. on Friday. People who In Scuba Divuig Oon^eia Oonatruotion Oo. In­ Krem ko; $2,746 'by Stavena, and Berkahlre Oo. w as low bidder tract unless It la wHIlng to port Of East Hartford Police Town firefighters had a hec­ BtsodmobOe Vtott missed being contacted during cluded a fOOtbay oonetruotion $4,9f! M$bmltted by Connecticut on Venetian bHnijp at $ l,8 X the bond. Each Added Year Finance ^oard Will Hear The Manchestw Recreation tic night. At 9:60 p.m. they the sole may still obtain cooWes scheduCe to the b(d, oominred VaBey Artesian Well Ox com pared to a $1,667 bU by Aeeeas Bead to Be Open ikoMov PoHat CM«( JoMfdt Hie Red Cross Bloodmoblle Depaitment win oonduot a Co- were ailed to exttaguitti a by calling Mrs. Lucas Moe, Conyers Low Bidder to the msudnaan schedule of 000 Special Equipment Bids Amsterdamt. Olbaon promised the access An Achievement J. Otooakim liu i te rn taynned will make a vtott to St. Oolum- Ed Scuba Diving Oourse finm burning tire on a truck Just Wales Rd., the leader of the days sitomltted by Andnrsan Ssverat bids tor special equip­ Novelty Scenic Oompory was road serving the Meaduwtawok m » t «( (he BMt jMkHin* Fo- Budget Requests Tuesday ba’B Church In (Columbia naxt M ordt- 24 to Apell 17 a t the NEW YORK (AP) — Uy 6 « h north o f Exit 92, of the WObur Tuesday between the hours of Fatooahs. ment ware also opened and dls- the appare.-Jt low bidder fo r both School 04?! be kept open during Cadette troop. East Bide Recrietton pool qq ile* DiiMtihBM* bjr U a yw Bd- OoBS Highway. On Tuesday evening the Board These meetings are really the The sub-oozitract work for ousMd at the meeting In the platform drapes for the stage the construction pmceea at the •Mrthday ki on (he baclaoik and w«nh AhModi ClorednHe haa 1:46 and (;M p.m. Hie tala- Mondays and Thunalaya fh>m For Middle School of Finance wtH ln^d a public first step to defining the nature phone committee will be calling Manchester Evening Herald plumMng warn $91,888 submitted high school library. Archtt^ and tor window draperies. Middle .School. already solicitous Mends are in- bMn a meihber o t ttie B u t At 10:68 p.m. firefightsrs 7 to 9 p.m . Oonysrs Oonstrtiction Co. of hearing to receive requests for and-extmt of servtoss the town regular donors and walk-ins will Andover correepondeA iMW yers; Associated Construction at by Otto Epstein Oo. Mo. of Thnothy <)uton stated there was Their bid o f $2,260 fo r {totform The road w4U be relocated and tlMllUBa (o n e fo r i s y u m . went to 9 Hendee Rd. to put- Registration 4s Umltod to , TalcottvlUs Is the s{>parent low qubtng U I plan to make a&oam appropriattons from (he Board will provide to the coming fis­ as always be welcome. Details rence Moe, tel. 74I-6799. $1,688,000; Ley Construction Ckt., Hartford. Heating, ventilation no requ'rement to take the low drapes compared to the high bid contract temns require the odn- He hifu Mi poMce oamer u out a chimney fire. twelve appUcations, and tarn bidder (or the prajm ^ mUblle pairmsnt on a wheel choir. of Seleotmen and the Board of cal year. The finance board of the visit will be announced $1,988,2X, and Anderson Fair- and electrical work was submit­ bid in those oategorlee and the submftted by O. EV>x end Oo. stTuction company to maintain a ai^aRumraty poHccfnan in At 1:16 a.m. firefighters went and medical oertifiieatea mutt No, sir, not yrt. No whoal Ektucatinn fo r the 1669-70 fiscal then screens all requests and at a later date. , sdiool, according to bids opened oaks, $2,007,000. The high bidder, ted on a low bid o f $427,103 by deciston ooidd be based on the tor $8,146. Thetr low bid fo r win­ the road and to permit the to stand by at an accident at Nuclear Want Proposal be in by Thursday, Moroh X. lent night. IMl. He rose through the rente year. On the foUowtog evening assembles a budget svMch is Mothers Club Anderson Fairoakee, buUt both Johnson SUeotric of Newington. best qiadtty for the beet value. dow draperies at $2,700 compeu-- school buses and a different i chair—but I might oonaldsr In- from recMar poMoeman, to cap­ B. Middle Tpke., and Benton WABHINOTON (AP) — The Ctettaot the recreation depart­ requests will be received from presented to a hearing prior to The Mothers Club meets to­ Conyeni placed a $1,89S,IX)0 the high school and the arts and These Items are Included In the Five bide were received for li­ ed to the high bid submitted by bulhUng contractor to use it dur- 7-^* vssting in a sporty eons. A otout tain o f dateottivek, and warn St. Atomto Energy Commission has ment tor appUcations and infor­ all other officers and boards. the May budget meeting. It Is at night at the home of Mrs. John price tag cn tts bid for the 66,000 science wing at the school. base Ud of $t,8X,000. brary furniture with Cascade O. Fox and Ob. o f $3,066. ^ construction of the No injuries were reported. amounced that four subsidiar­ mation. oane gives an appropclats air of named aahatant chief of the Both meetings start at 8 p.m. this meeting that public recom­ Waller on Lake Rdr at 8 o’clock. square foot school. The bid was The construction contract No decteicn was made cn ex­ Oct coming to as the low bidder Meadowbrook School addition. ies o f NbrtheaM UtiUUee iw>- Registrants must bs strong The four btda for carpeting dignity to a man who has But Haitfctd PcUoe Dejiart- to the Town Hall on Rt. 6. mendations for adding items The evening will be devoted to ; well regarded by the architects, cannot be awarded until a meet­ ercising two alternate btdb, In- at $16,397. A tower bid o f $16,- Oonatruotion will be during the po«e to build a ssoond nuclear swim m ers, 16 to 40 years of varied widely with Custom Car­ reached the age whare he ac­ mant In IKL. As the Ftnanoe Board points can be accepted and the addi­ a scavenger hunt and the I who noted their estimate made ing next Monday night with the oludir.g one wMch would 074 waa received from Juies sprtTtg and sum m er, the same Clooetoiie, aotfaic chief tor the N o G uarantee fo r H u tt power plant a* the MMstone nu age. pets submitting a low bid of $6,- quires an authoritative touch of out, all persons will be heard tions inciude marine USB Andrew Jackson, the American Red Croas, the Stephen, a Junior a t EXBS, Is a man of 80 that is mere child’s S filASOHS A'i» RIB R0AS1S OfflR RUHR VMUr Portamoutl^ N.H. FBI and the Connecticut State an outstanding wreaUer and a SHORT CUT play. A summer weddtog is Police. He hu also completed member of the school footbctil ‘ It . ■ a* Offhand, I can’t recall a prert- T: . I ,. t 1 N • 1.. •• .1 '/ • K . . ^ pianneti. a series of courses at the Tale teem . From the First 4 dent who was inaugursted on Law School reteting: to police dccalone is the son of Mrs. GRADE A his 68th birthday, or anyone arho admlntatratlan and at North­ Rose dcccdone of 22 dement Ribs Only wrote an Immortal aonnet, eastern University of Boston, Rd., Shut Hartford. He lives SIZES New England knocked a , scored a Mass. He is presently woridng with Ws wife, Agnes, ctnd their .(Inchiding So Called touchdown, or built a batter toward an asBodate degree in son at 877 fForbea flt.. East Hart­ 10 to 14 IBS. mousetrap on this occasion in police administration at Man­ ford. His hobUee todude campl­ Club Rib Roast) Vignettes Ms career. chester community College. ing and all spectator sports. ’J lb. MHII Sr MIM Yet, in a way, K is hardly (air 86NI IIIHVn NO FAT ADDED lb. By JANICE ELLIOTT to derogate one’s 68th btithday. Aasoolatad Press Witter If it is not a major feed, tt can still be accounted a minor BOSTON (AP) — New Eag- Siper-RIgM Iraid— ALL MEAT QaalHy lONELEM BUP achievement. Hiere were-a lot Israelis, Egyptians { SirsIglitArt c I land vlgnettea. m , it fORNpi X' raONT ot people who ware 67 last year Cub YT|b, J CUTS The dseioion of this Montigny who won't make it' around the Skinlesr Franks Fresh Briskets family of Southbrldge, Maos,* to next lap at the track thla year. Trade Sniper Fire leant the art of cUpptog the pub- Frankly, I tMnk that anyone Cal Fraa Ri Btti wlK\ at any age, by any meana, COUNTRY STYLE fio Is an example of siwar to OontlBaed from Page One) D S o i i i E F Cut Fresh from Pork L oinsg^ ^ # 'lb Delmonico Steaks B9M-la ^Ih. managaa to survive another we were Just lucky.” Fresh Pork Ribs J gsthem eas. 366 days in thla perilous, ac­ last tour days suffered 5 aol- He aaid he did not think the Cbariea M. Mbntigny, 48, hts cident-prone universe has done dlen killed, X wounded, one Pi­ WITH PERU Russians had taken an active “SiiR6r-RlgM” QailRy wife, Audrey, and their daugh­ something merltorkma, deserv­ per Cub plane shot down, two OF BACK £ part in the fighting, but they ' I Turkey Leg Quarters 29 Chuck Steaks l6if, l6M-lA ter, Sylvia, 17, are la the class ing of at least pasziiig notice if vehiclu destroyed and a few had not played a moderating at barber school. others damaged. not permanent accolade. role either. INMNOMima^d “Supir-Riflit" QMlRy A fter 60, for som e reason or He aaid the Piper Cub had Montigny got the urge' to snip He estimated the EgypUfma jAIHjf j B l i p ttAMHHI Skirt Steaks BomleN lief ‘^r-RIsM” QaalRy umi alter watching the activities In other, the perils of life's obsta­ been shot down by an SA3 an­ H W W lN llD l fired from 8,000 to 10,000 artil­ FrttUy Srani, toy Sin Packagt tbs barber shop next door 'to the tiaircraft miaslle, the first used Ground Beef cle courae seem to grow more lery shells Satiuxlay and again • * text company be operates. numerous. . Therefore the ac- sinca the 1967 Middle East war. on Sunday, but fewer Tuesday. For their part, the • Israelis Fresh Maine Shrimp Mrs. Mrtttlgny enrolled be­ oompIisMng of another year of The officer said Israel be­ s s t t o h n m cause she liked to trim her hus- said they inflicted huvy punish­ exiatance, wMch a young perroii lieved Cairo wanted to escalate sRtMDiiiniEi beuid’s hair at home, and deold- takes for granted, is to an older ment on the Egyptians, peihaps the fighting in order to pressure kHUng from SO to 60 soldiers in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Grocery Volues To Go Buy' ed to leara to do tt prafeaalonal- truly aronderful sad well the great powers into settUhg ly. Audrey Joined in because the worth praising. To Mm each addition to Lt. Qen. Abdel Mo­ the problem—preferably In nelm Riad, the chief of staff, Idea sounded like fun. new birthday is a marvelous Egypt’s favor. Grocery Values To Go Buy! m ilestone. and damaging port installations, ‘‘The Egyptians are really to GOLDEN RIPE WHITE or PINK A SHORT flo It is that, with no mock liu- ships and oil Installations at deep mud on the other side of The Allen brother of Westmin­ Suez City. PINEAPPLE JUICE ster have the distinction of hav­ mllUy, I feel entitled to reach the canal and who knows what around, pat my own back, and they may try to do,” said one YELLOW FLORIDA ing the oiily apple waxer in Ver­ Asked if the Israelis had prior say to myself with a feeUng of knowledge of Riad’s move­ highly ]daced military inform­ con BEVERAGES m ont warm congratulation and a ments, the officer replied; ‘No, ant. The distinction may be a fleet­ ing one, however, since ^pfde touch of sentimentality, "Well, A U a N N E D Bananas Grapefruit SrO R Yl DOLE'S 3 r 1.00 waxing and tts advantages'^ you’ve done it again, old-Uiner. on the agenda at the upmmhig Want to try (or one more?” VARIETIES Not a story in the usual sense... Mlddlebuxy Fruit Coaference. Why not? One more, and one Teachers Back Sanctions f 0 ' ~ 9 9 ' A p ^ araxlng deflaltely (a on more after that, and still it> QUADRUPLE few of accidental detonation of nedy said "each increase In 'Thank You' for your patronage. Fo rT h i Thrill Liquid Detergent poeitkin permits teachers to se­ NEW YGRK — Within • one of the nuclear-tipped defen­ arms generates an increase in m m lect any particular fact or facet years, a^MidiBgr to (he Iiattttuto sive mUsUes. •onnlu, the Pl*iU LAMiaD Fin ily tension and each increase in l i p i Ferlltk —even a single paragnnaph— of lif^ Inniranoe, the nailan 11006 leading edentlsts, all tendon leada us closer to hostlli- ^i;4ucl»_pioiiib;i«^ l,„ „,nipi Iiom Pl.id zump Ltiid ry from the more than 2,200 arti­ will liove four thnea ott manor oppoeed to the gentlnel, won a tleo,” PrIcM effective threugh Saturday, March ISth in this Community and Vicinity. / “ If Uaible te Perebate Aiy Haa , , . Plaasa Raqaaai • RAIN IH IfK ." V t t h iig O y o if LAiwOi asi49* cles in the Annals for Incluslofi os tt had rt the ha- In a special text. o f the aotti OMEtuzy-

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al Laotian capital of Luang Pra- across the border by a would-be Frankfurt on a flight from Sai­ Dally highs will overage In the Brooks, Coventry Lake, Eagle- not mention any Foiii>Town Parley Vermm bang today, government sources refugee to West Berlin. gon. She was to fly on to Dues- 30s and dolly lows in the low vllle Lake, residential lake name. areas, a regional hiking system, Barry Bill Asks Identity Events in World said. Police reported that the young seldorf and then drive to teens to the low 20s. Little day It called upon voters to historic buildings and the Plains ’The sources said two of the at­ man, about 28, apparently was Schwelm for a reunipn with her to day change. "Make Tuesday a great day for Kindergarten Snow Cripples Tokyo jured, six of them seriously, -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Field. tackers were slain smd three rot injured. He had reached the family. She looked pale and Precipitation may total one- when a train and a truck collid­ y i Yovr Daily AcfivHy Gvrda J i • Andover and Coventry See For Election Literature the Irish . . . by making the TOKYO (AP) — A snowstorm others, all North Vietnamese, tired and sp>oke only briefly quarter to one-half Inch water The areas CJoventry wants i^Regi'stration ed in driving enow In Kawagoe (Inal barrier fence when discov­ right boy state senator.’’ According fo f/i* Sfori, OCT 2J W C (6 served by the highway are Manchester State Sen. David he would favor an amendment dumped li inches on Tokyo to- City. were token prisoner. ered and was taken Into custo­ about her captivity and her re­ equivalent falling as snow about It was signed by "committee Tomorrow will be the final To develop messoge for Thursdoy, te-23-39-46(C existing and potential commer­ M. Barry appealed to the legis­ to the bill, to exempt news­ ’They put government losses at dy. lease Saturday. Saturday. to elect the right candidate.” ^ay for parents to reglater their mmittee children for ktndesgaiten for lion commuters and paralysing was closed until further notice. of your Zodiac birth sign. Barry’s bill stems from an un­ No responsibility for the circu­ and said a T’28 plane was de­ West German Nurse Viet Ckmg, three times a day," Williams of Andover said that yesterday to approve a bill he this coming Seeptember. Highways are closed to auto­ Hieaity Breakfast APR B x CUBMKWBM. VOVNO Bureau of Public Roods, which signed circular distributed the lar has been established. all land, sea and air transporta­ stroyed. she told newsmen. " I didn’t 1 You 31 Needed 61 Th« cemed with the relocated high­ he would prefer having the has Introduced, that would pro­ Registration sessions vrUl be mobiles without chains and an I MAY JO 2 Music 32 Wo.t 62 Support IMed all local concerns to be Saturday before the Nov. 5 tion in central Japan. ’The 'Communists last attacked Freed by VC Captors have to work, but I later report­ BOZEMAN, Mbnt. (AP) — Of the four towns Oiroui^h way in his town. This is what highway go through the state hibit circulars with fake names held in all of the elementary 18-mlle speed limit was Imposed 3-15-29-34 3 Pitch 33 Before 63 Fomily. state and national election. It the airport 18 months ago. ed for work oi my own free The menu for a "Truckers’ D 4 Expross 34 Work 64 Suffer i50-55-5962ft w .. consideration by the the regional directors had hop­ forest rather than down the Hop in election campaigns. EAST SIDE MIDGETS schools from 9 a .m .. to 2 p.m. The fall broke a 59-year-old on Tokyo streets. FRANKFURT, West Ger­ 57-68-74 which relocated Rt. 6 (now call- ^ Its kiteratale highway * was aimed at ethnic appeal and will.” Bresdefast" at a truck stop out­ 5 Regrets 35 People 65 Toke ed the other towns would do. River, and asked Gantner if he The bill would require all Midget League champion Children who will be five years many (AP) — Renate Kuhnen, 6 M o y 36 M oy 66 Your SAOrTTARIUS March snow record in the Japa­ side of Boseman Includes: H sd I-«4) wlU pass on its way planning. This direotive re- Gantner, using a detailed had such a choice, what would wrlterf, o f political campaign purported to support Barry’s Cruisers, coached by Bob Digan, (dd by January 1967 are eUg- 7 Ar$d 37 Another 67 Mirxjr NOV M / a nese capital—8.2 inches on Laos Reports Attack East German Guards the West German nurse . who 8 Dorkcirtg 38 Goir>g 6 8 A from Manchester to Wllllman- that a public hearing be map, listed 11 areas to be avoid­ he say, but Gantner would not campaign for re-election. ible for kindergarten. lb. ham' or bacon l!‘erature and of newspaper ad­ will meet the secwid place Hose- March 12, 1910—and the central was released after a year in C c 9 B e 39 Situotion 69 To Mc'jl ed, in addition to public build­ By Reds on Airport 8 large eggs 40 Enjoyment 70 Situotion two see it as a threat to ^ corridoc through be pinned down to any specific vertisements to identify them­ Barry, immedlat^y, had dis­ men Sunday afternoon at 2 at Parents are asked to bring meteorological agency predict­ Foil Escape AUempt Five Day Forecast 9-10-18-27 10 Your Viet Cong captivity, said today: 1 lb. px>totoee I ! Plan 41 Moy 71 Of 42-47-56-56^' which the highway is to pass, ings: The Times Farm Camp, route. He did say that J|p, per- selves. Violators would be sub- avowed any connection with the the Clarke Arena. It will be a the child’s birth certificate as Sy44-71-82-89 61-636566^ unity of ed an accumulation of 18 inches VIENTIANE (AP) — Fifty BERLIN (AP) —East Ger­ "I am completely normal. I was Temperatutee from Thursday 14 >b. bread 12 Frivolity 42 Do 72 From and another on the actual loca- the Nathan Hale Forest, propos­ sohally, would be agalnil a Rt.-^ect to maximum penalties of a circular. preliminary to Marques Haynes’ well as health records at the by n i^ t. CANCER 13 Some 43 Pleosure* 73 Mettle CAPRICORN seea U as an asset, and one tlon otf the highway. Pathet Lao soldiers attacked an man border guards opened fire not mistreated." through Monday are expected % gal. of coffee 44 Evening 74 Will ed open space on the Skunga- 44A path, which would split Cov- $1,000 fine and a year in JpU. Distributed in a predominate­ Magicians. Mike Salmond time of registration. The child Fifty-two Japanese were in­ JUNEJI U Moke D€C. mung River, and Mills and Ash airport two miles from the Roy­ today to halt a daym dash Mias Kuhnen, 28, arrived . in to average much below normal. Price: $3.50. . 15 In 45 Find 75 You *** * wbrrled at this point in xhe corridor hearing is a new entry in two. Barry told the committee that ly Italian neighborhood, it did coaches the Hosemen. need not be present. JUlVjJ l6 A n d 46 Wilt 76 Emborrossirs JAN requirement and inter-regiional 17 Ameruis 47 Something 77 Core 11-19-21-28 1^33-38-43-49 18 Best 48 A 78 0fficiols At a meeting of about SO of- I'ccommendationa. shauld bear L/65-77-81-90 19 No 49 Seeking 79 Life 80 Fovored AQUARIUS Ocials and residents from the some weight, Young pointed out, LEO 20 Unexpected 50 You toama last night in Bolton Com- but he added that the highway 21 Sudden 51 Soool 81 Of JAN JO 22 Some 5 2 0 o y 82 Romontic munlty Hall, the discussion department "is not about to ab- Stop & Shop AUG ; 23 Unusual 53 Test 83 Of res' II 24 If 54 Corne 84 Aches mainly centered on where the dlcate its authortty' for drawing ^ 8-12- ._ 13-25-35-41/lC?' 25 Aquorius 55 Receive 85 Or 6467-8467' towns don’t want the highway the final line.” -Sy40-60-79-80 26 Money 56 S ^ i o l 86 Elders or Chose & Sanborn 87 Sprotns - PISCU Bolton was asked to begin VIRGO 27 For 57 With “Controlled Atmosphere” 28 Chortges 58 For 88 lmportor>ce ft! 10 Spokesmen from Andover, ^^rith its recommendations last 89 Chorm A ” 29 Vigorously 59 Friendly MAR JO which doeon’t want the high- night. Haasett said that the S s t o p e S h o p for orchard-fresh flavor! S£PT,22 30 Benefits 60 Of 90 Obligotions way at all, said they felt strong- Planning Oommlsaion would P5„«^26-26*30-36 (^Adverse ^ N e m « l 4- 5- 7-144 Coffee \ ^ about pre^rving the Hop uke to see the route continue ^ 54 69 75 17-24-31 River valley. TOe pr^nt Rt. 6 t^e spur at the Notch runs through this valley. with coupon and ’5 purchase (which will terminate the Man­ Spokesmen from Bolton, McIntosh Apples chester by-paas now under con* Coupon good thru Sst., March 15 only! which also sees the highway as Limit 1 can per customer per coupon. Rudyard Kipling^s Office rtructlon) and along the side of one more swath through the the Hop River VsAley. The best of the crisp, juicy town, seemed to feel that the Macs . . , perfect for desserts, Razed for Modem Building best route would be a continua­ Donald Tedfbrd, Bolton Zon- lunchboxes, or just plain snack­ fhg Board chairman, said his SS5[69bopcSho^^ tion of the Rt. 6 relocation spur • ••mmnsss •TTB'S • VS Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••• ing. U.S. No. 1 2V4” min. through the Notch. board also favored following the By OBANVnXE WATTS tectod the folk tales for such Aaooctoted PresNi Writer works as "The Jungle Book” The single spokesman from present Rt. 6. He said that his LAHORE, Paktotan (AP)— from the people he nvet in Coventry, which had done its board’s ooncern was that the The buildlr^ where Rudyard Ki­ Lahore and on his travels. He , homework more thoroughly highway would leave mounds or pling worked aw a newwpaper- was fluent In the PunjaU lan­ than the other towns, listed, us­ make tunnels in passing over mon and corncelved hie bootas is guage. ing a map, the areas to be or under existing town roads, SUPPORT Hellmann’s being torn down to make way "He has never been ■very pop­ avoided and the areas to be and that It would divide the mini-priced for a modern office huildtog. ular with the people he wrote served. Coventry has always town in three pieces. He sug­ GIRL SCOUT Tiny Titers IGozpkg For a century the building about," Abdul Hamid observed. wanted the highway. gested, facetiously, that the en­ or Tasty Fries lO ozpkg hxniaed the English-kmguoge "For instonoe his works ere Columbia, which may receive tire high'way tunnel txider Bol­ Mayonnaise WEEK, Birds Eye newspaper Cl'vll and Military not studied in the schools here. a snudl portion of the highway, ton on its way from. Manches­ QUART JAR ______1% ■ Gaaette. It chmed three yearw There is Httle or nothing ot hfs was not concerned enough to ter to (Joventry. MARCH 9-15 Meet or Cheese So fragrant and beautiful! ago and now, with the dlaap- a'valfeUe in Urdu. send a spokesman last night. Bolton RepubUcan Town Com­ with coupon and '5 purchase 02736729 pearanoe of KIpHng’a old oM oe, ‘ "That is the main language of TWs was (he second in a se­ mittee Oialrman, kOlton Coupon Rood thru Sat., March 15, only! will go a major reminder o t tMa Pakistan. ries of meetings being held by Jensen, said he would like to Limit 1 jar per customer per coupon. Evan’s Topping Cheese or Sausage Gardenia Plant writer who immortalixed the In­ Many Pakistanis—and Indtons the two regions Involved. An­ see the new highway built pn Pineapple. Checclofr Toaic- 15 oz pkg dia of the Brltlah ReiJ. Kipling too—feel that KlpMng merely re­ dover and Bolton are in the 6)d8tinj^ his^nvav b^aiMA of . b'. m______Buttcrscotch. John’s Pizza Lovely white blossoms edited the newapoper In the flected the -views of the ruling Oapitol Region (CTIPA) and maintenance costs of three high- M dioOeShOD with deep green leaves 1890b. The wide tree-Uned main British end treated the looads In Coventry and Columbia are in ways (Bolton has Rts. 6 and ‘ ------...... 33^ each . . . one of the most ele­ gant of all potted plants. street called the Mall Is much a patronizing way. the Windham Region (WRPA). 44A, and Rt. 88) and because We J’e$ erv e the right to limit quantities Cocktail Shrimp 4 inch pot. the same as when the author Attempts to find any of Kip­ At the first meeting, held in a new highway wUl further re­ ling’s books in local shops duce the amount of land in Bol­ gated from hla office < at the Coventry in • November, a plan­ meet with blank stares. ner from the State Highway ton, which contains 9,600 acres. passing scens. Department stated his depart­ Frank Haines, Andover Plan­ Yellow-topped Japanese Dett- ment’s position—that the high­ ning and Zoning Ohairma, said 3un taxioabs have replaced the Inspector Tln'd's way department will welcome that, while the Hop River Val­ Maxi-man Meat... lichahaws of Kipling’s days, but pre-planning by communities, ley looked Uke the most the street sUH abounds with a on a regional b^is. economical place to put the variety of carts drawn by Few Violati'oiis Robert Chave, assistant howres, donkeys, camels and highway, this would put the Mianchester’B Housing Code (3RPA director, and Robert oxen. Headsmen move sheep hlgtiway through the center of inspector, Frai* Steele, made Young. WRPA director, presid­ and goats along the roadside. Andover, on the only level land, 99 inspections in February, com­ ed at both meetings. The meet­ along the only clean water, or else Abdul Hamid Sheik, a former editor o( Kipling’s newspaper, pared to 74 in January, acoord- ing last nlgflit was opened by which Is used for recreation. He taig to a report by the Town James Haasett, chairman of suggested a route along 44A or says: "Apparently Kipling was an Health Department the Bolton Planning Oommls-^ on South St. through tiie state your money All 99 inspections last month siou- forest, or around Jurovaty untidy person. "He used bo do his writing were ot single-family homes, -A third meeting will be ar- Swamp. He said that. Andover and only one correction was or­ with an old-fashtoned pen ozxd ranged, limited to represents- wants to remain rural and is dered. It was for an electrical Uves to the regional agencies not Interested in back he’d splaxh off aH (be surplus Industry. III fault. from the town involved, the Hop River Preservation enjoy it, or else ink until be had the right All of US at Stop A Shop think In the eight-months period {banning and zoning chairmen Mrs. William Sides, chairman amount. If you stood near him and the first selectmen. The tha maat depaitmant is the most you were likely to. get sirtashed. since the current flsoel year of the Andover Recreation Com­ important part of a tupormarkat. began, Steele has made 644 in- limiting of attendance was sug­ “Also he was a Ut lazy at mission, made a strong plea for So we lanrica it a little mere than specUons, aH but IS of aingle- gested by Melvin Wllhams, a wa have to, to make sure it It. times as editor ot the paper. He the preservation of the Hop fw ily dwellings, and has or­ member of the Andover Plan­ Far axampla, wa premita to grind was not above takiixg an old ecB- River which is Andover’s only ■ beef fresh every day — to Maxi­ dered corrections made ning and Zoning Commission, All coupons torlal from a back number and 20 —10 area for clean swimming. ; man hamburfora will always be dectiical, 2 each for lavora- who said he felt the large may be juicy and naverful and daliclaus. reprinting it in the current Issue Young said that the fact that ; Stop & Shop Stop & Shop tories and for general maln- number of participants at last the Hop River floods would : redeemed A t a matter of fact, we grind it of the paper. night’s meeting made it un- often, all through tha day, In tenanoe, and 1 earti for refuse, probably not make the valley • with one small batches. "When I was editor ot the wieldly. roof and ea-ves, window repair, acceptable for a highway, but i Wa alto promise to taka apart the newspaper I would notice that oelUng repair, hall lighting and The meeting, from time to that the highway could concelv- ! Nestle’s Variety maat grinder and scrub It clasn Mto o f KlpUng’s desk used to purchase! every day. With no axcaptiens. screens. time, took on the aspects of a ably go along the side of the * disappear—a drawer one day, a public hearing. It was called So next time yeu’ra planning a During the corresponding pe­ valley. ; sraak’t grocarias, go mini-pricing® piece ot the desk top the next. I I to pool the results of markings riod in the previous fiscal year, The Andover spokesmen con- (^; Morsels at Stop I, Shop. And salact soma found an employe was selling It on maps made by the towns’ Bread Sale! Muffins when Steele was inspecting less sidered a highway anywhere ! Maxi-man ground beef. to visitors. ’There wasn’t much boards, showing the areas each Your Choice! Take home a loaf of We promise it’ll make a delicious sing^family dweUbigs and along the valley a threat, and • 12 oz. Family Size Perfect with your morning breakfast. left o< the desk In ttie end.” hoped would be avoided. each. Your family will love the variety. Just toast to a g o ld e n brown and meal. more multi-family dwellings, he Williams cited the CRPA open • smother with cream cheese or butter. Or wa premita you your money Abdul Hamid sold Kipling col- ordered 78 corrections made. Possible Paths space plan, in which the Hop : with coupon and’5 purchase back. It is no secret that the State • Vienna River is listed as a desirable • Coupon good thru Sat. March 15, only. Highway Department has lines • Cracked open space area. ; Limit 1 pkg per customer per coupon. drawn on maps, showing possi­ Another member of the An­ Wheat It n ble paths the highway might dover Planning and Zoning • Swedish pk{s We rtserve the right to limit quantllies. ol 6 take through the towns, but of Commission voiced the opinion ly} S c o p e S h o p ! Rye four lines seen recenUy b>’ one that he considers»I-84 a means • CaraVvay BONELESS person, no line is reportedly of moving motorists from New 44 2 favored at the moment. York to Hartford to Providence, STOP & SHOP Both Young and Chave said the race track, and Cape Cod. Blueberry Pie I Tb. 2.4 02 pkg that the high'way department is and that interstates are not 5 9 ' opposed to taking 1-84 through built to serve the town's they STOP & SHOP pas.s through, not even Willi- Chuck Roast SEVENTH a n n u a l the Notch, because of construc­ London Broil 12 02 pkg California Cheerios Coconut Bar Cake USDA Choice beef. . . tion difficulties. mantic. Later. Young answering 49‘ trimmed closely our FV>r this reason, Young sug­ another query, said that Willi- ^ ______y gested that the towns consider' mantic has been pushing Rt. 6 15 oz. Package special maxi-man way steak Roast MANCHESTER paths further souUi through relocation to bring the city into for maximum flavor and Shoulder Cut Chuck contact with the western part which tjie highway might pass with coupon and ’5 purchase - . Stop & Shop indiiddually wrapped value. One more rea­ Thick-cut USDA Choice of the state. For this reason, a Satisfy hearty appe­ ANTIQUE SHOW doing the least damage to favor­ son why mini-pricing* beef means extra good tites with this USDA ed areas. path along Rt. 44A. would not Coupon good thrii $at.. March 15. only! eating . . . And you’ll SPONSORED BY THE COUPLES CLUB work, he said. Limit 1 pkK per customer pet coupon makes sense. And like the low mini-price Choice roast cut from Young noted that since the American Cheese Slices 69' the heart of the chuck A man from Bolton pointed saves you dollars every too. Your maxi-man November meeting the Rt. 6 re­ promises you’ll enjoy ev­ . . . full ol flavor and out the importance of the new time you shopi Second Congregational Church location had moved up in ery piece of meat you goodness! highway to the University of A prtortty as a result of its in­ ever buy at Stop & Shop. $85 NORTH MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. Connecticut. The proposed Rt. Stop & Shop Exit 9$ From WUbur CroM Highway—Follow Signs clusion in the interstate system. Montini Italian Style 275. running from 195 in Storrs Food Bar On Premisea This means that the state must to old Rt. 6 in Coventry, will Cut Green Beans Undercut RoastoS78° I Boneless Chuck» ’ 78! of Bitf only pay 10 per- cent, and tire require an interchange in Cov­ Pear Tomatoes Short Ribs or French Style Beans i m i i ^ I O rest will be financed by the fed­ entry, Young said. Thursday, March 13,19B91 pjn. A perfect side dish _ Italian style pear to* ^ eral government, with fund.s Robert Gantner, Coventry that needs little matoes to enhance "M mm miib available after 1970. Planning and Zoning Commis­ preparation to en- Ivvr OZ > ■ Friday, March 14,19891 | -9 p.m. Young read from a Jan. 14 hance a n y dinner, ■ ■ cailS ^ 1 the fla v o r of your 1 This Ad Permits 1 or 2 Persons To Purijluue SI Ttefcets sion chairman, spoke for all the ^ lust heat! Ww A directive from the Federal Del Monte favorite Italian sauce. JL For 7Sc Each boards and commissions con- Sliced Peaches y M ilkshakes a.rdr.s St. Patrick's Day Special! (Yellow Cling. 29 oz can) Pond's Cold Cream 95‘ Orange Drink c.„nuvnnr 'L^'2 9 ' I with coupon and'5 purchase Burry Cookies TuTacTc'r 37' Bacon Sale! YARN SALE Soft M argarine :^S3 / ‘ l A l p e i f s N.Y. S ty le Coupon good thru Sat.March 15. only' Facial Tissuesscoui„ 2 /5 1 ’ Limit 1 can per customer per coupon. Swift's Premium * Swift's Lazy Maple Allsweet M argarine ^^'5 3 2 * •Facial Tissues ^s?,7, jX 2 / 5 9 ‘ CLOSING OUT 6(co&Sh<« random OC< Armour Mira Cured * Stop & Shop Sliced # C l Lonohorn weight lb OD Facial Tissues j'» ” 2 / 5 9 ' Here’s a chance to take advantage of Stop & Shop's mini- C h e e s e ua,'^"n"!^.a,c z r . ,a ‘ 1 . 1 5 Towels '"p^^'4/‘l priced Bacon Sale! m i SlOyOOO STOCK Nepco Sliced Bacon 74?b Merit Bacon 68°b Gruyere Cheese J?,'47‘ Garbage Bags ”„jr' 4 /’l Corned Beef m Swiss Cheese cov„,rv„nc ^ 8 9 * Colonial Polish Ring 4 02 package Dixie Cup Refills , 0. .V S .3 /’ l Imported Canadian Bacon FURTHER PRICE Thick Cuts Ready to use in so many ways. You PUCE YOUR ORDER NOW for Full Color Golden Book can be sura of the quality when K K lb Sunshine A traditional meal for you buy at Stop & Shop. w w REDUCTIONS! St. Patrick's Day. You C a t W j e A ^ s m SPRING and SUMNER WORK! Encyclopedia Stock your medicine cabinet and save. dolh’t have to be Irish Every last .skein of yam must go . . . Every knit­ Krispy Crackers to enjoy this delicious Lenten Fish Special! TOLGO ALUMINUH faatarst: 16 volumes illustrated in glorious Alpert’s N.Y. style Corn­ lb ting needle and all a4N:cssorie8 must be sold. 100 Tablet Bottle lii> tlini om cint pir tililil. $ site (l-lb Box) full color. Buy a book each week Bufferin 1.59 ed Beef, it doesn’t real­ D m |i Sea Barbecue Chickens ■k AkoaO Alwninuiii aaid Vinyl SIdiiw and complete your set. ly have to be St. Pat­ Barbecue chicken for dinnerl Oh, boy! That's a familiar cry with coupon and *5 purchase Micrin Mouthwash quart bottle U .U Siu rick’s Day. It tastes just when it’s prepared by Caterer’s Kitchen. ★ Quality ImtaBatkm Coupon goon thru S.it. M.irch 15. only' Volume as good any other time. Scallops TO MAKE Limit 1 box per cii&tcmer per coupon Gillette Injector Blades ^1.1” ^ ' it E-Z Bonk Terms Avallabk IS Fresh, tender and sweet, 12-oz package 1 k No High Pressure Selling, You Be The Judge £ a t|[iii 2 9 You’re dollars a head with hiini-pricing'" truly a delicious fish din* Macaroni & Cheese I Perfect nar treat whan served k Call Now For Free Estimates ROOM FOR Volume *5 available a t ’1.29 with lemon and tartar 12-az package Fresh Cabbage sauce. 9 8 ’’ » Delmonieo Potatoes go-together I k AU Walk GuarantMd t OUR NEW MILLS. Ivory Ivory Snow Joy W' Oxydol Thrill Wise Potato Chips Del Monte Nabisco Sunshine Cheer Dash Duz Gain Liquid Detergent Soap Powder TOLCO ALUMINUM Liquid Detergent D e t e r g e n t Liquid Detergent Fmeh Stirii Griei Buaut Fig Newtons Lemon Coolers Laundry Detergent Laundry Detergent StarSappkireDiteriHt Detergent DRAPERY NEXT TO ( ’ALDOR 'ic OFF la bel Bu»y homemakers pick-up several PAUL MARQUIS, Owner riaiiic ktnic 8 5 » 'i ;; 3 5 * M g t . . perfect at mealtime or Jwa*o nn vm Arc aqc mtti EXIT 99 fiitiic ittiit 5 7 ^ CTC rUfllekRitiR 5 9 ^ for in-between sntcksl 6oz RQ® 2 r 5 7 ' W 3 7 ' r 4 7 ' aiiiMkHV/ MM imiiMiot AoJa tmiuUn OP S » 1 01IM Q f nm DEPARTMENT WIUU!R ( ’ROSS PKWV. cello bag. ISUMMIT DRIVE TOiLAND, CONN. MANCHESTER 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. C o N C o Mk P: 8 7 5 ^ 9 7 ^^1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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Your Fovorit* I Dodge—HooHgan THIS SUNSHINE YOUR CHICKEN TURKEY - BEEF HUslngier-Fioxee qn the MU COUPON FAVORITE jMahoney-^lack Jooeb KRISPY CRACKERS BRAND MORTONS DINNERS B B T fE R BRBUND CHICK Reagan—The caper ICECREAM iSeorie—The hero aMp Coupon Good Ihni Sot, March 1 Sth. Coupon Cood thru Sot., AAorch 1 Sth. Coupon Good thru Srrt., AAorch 1 Sth. iSmlth— alien light UMIT: O N I COUPON PBICUSTOMR J p'c 100 UMIT: O N i COUPON PfR CUSTOMER jHtiZrk-The dame I Waterhouse—Everything muet W I I — J go Non-FIctloii Brower-'Ihe neiv Jaoobine Chace—Oonfllct in (he Middle APOLLO 8 East csuTS* uutTta * Chaae—The varied airs of spring Crowe—A time of change; Bjr STO KBOMHB GRAND guldUnes for the perplexed A T N ui M uoI w m GRAND OathoUc Davto^A WllUamsburg galaxy A magnUiornt vtcnr of the rio-1 UNION Dwigglns—The SST: Here it tag ooith which gpeotod tiM w comes rbady or not A|Hllo 8 Aatroasuts an ttuiy SUPERMARKETS UNION Wench—American winners of come from behind the moon is I the Nobel Hterary prise depicted on the new U.6. eix I SUPERMARKETS Furfey—The moraUty gap cent stamp honoring that histor­ Oanlier-Raymond—The tangled ic mission. The vertical sbantp, C U T FROM YOUNG GRAIN FED WESTERN PORKERS web baaed on a photogreph siqiplied I Goodman — Linda Goodman's by NASA, wfll he issued on Ifoy I Sun signs 5 with flrat-day cenetnonies at | «rt C'« FOR FRICASSEE OR SALAD Hainstock—TeacMng Montesaori Hpueton, Tex. Time SUN STAMPS In the home OoNsctors deairing first-day | G v| Hess—The case for De OauUe oanceBatlonB may eend their sd- They’re more FRESH FOWL TRIPIE S liUE STAMPS Hughes—The complete BoUvlan dresaed envelcpeB, togetbM' I Whole diaries of Che Guevara, and with remittance to cover the | Pork loins e e e other captured documents ooM of the stamps, to the FOst- Johnson—Bat, drink, be merry, maater, Houston, Tex., 77002, no than a lick Rib Portion I and Mve longer latn' than May 5. Loin Portion ^ KomUuUv—Notes from the new PINEAPPLE ^ unttorground The United Nations Building AUNEAT-AUIEEF Kroditor—Up from the pedes­ in Santiago, Chile, which houses and a promise. ta l the U .N . Eloanmniic UlntArsi for ■ O lE I M C E ArnqurFranks All^H FEATURED FOR L«pp—The art of being an In­ Latin America and ihe Latin IMPORTED _ _ tellectu al American Institute for Econom­ Massey—^America's money ic and Social Planning, will ap­ !< ,iyTPHALIANHAMX49' Mathews—The Yukon pear on a new stamp to be is­ Mayersberg — HoUywood, the sued by the U.N. Putal Admhi- KNOCKWURST »89« haunted house istiatian on March 14. The Metzner—^The ecstatic adven­ GRAND UNION m riM O , ^ btdiding Panels on the Avenlda BRISKET tu re ^ DOCrOOD oa sasu Dag Hammarriejerid in SanUago. 8 oz $|00 COLD CUTS'jig 2 x 89' Mints—Legends of the Haotdlm The sbc-cent will be blue, redheartE .6 New York. The Museum of green and light purple. The 16- Art . . . Etchings by Ma­ FAVOR TOP QUALITY Corned Beef tisse cent wUl be maroon, orange and Nabisco Mallomars yd low . FURN. POLISH '<::79‘ 3 New York Times losgie type cookbook Aleo to be iaaued by the U.N. ■ORDEN A A on the same date are stamps re­ , : »|oo < Rosko—Pishing from boats quired to meet revised postal Danish MARGARINE P^9 Sookler—The great white hope RIXlUR M Adk Green Giant Peas cans I QUARTERED PORK LOIN-SLICED rotes. A 10-oent airmail and a QUARTERS Sanders—Computers in busi­ 5 ness; an tntroduoUon IS-cent deOniUve ore the an­ BREASTS PmiR Patttr 2 89*^ They’re our way of saying Schroeder—A matter of choice nounced additions. PENGUIN with PYmt-day covers for aM three ii: r : , | | o o o o Servan-Schreiber—The Ameri­ "Thank you for your pa­ wing lb' can chaUengie may be obtained by sendii^ ad- CANNED SODA 10 c ^ 79c Heinz Ketchup btls. ■ dreuMd enveiopes, together tronage.’’ Sethr—The executtonero 3 YOUR CHOICE with remittanoes, to the U.N NOTTS Seton—A special and curious That’s why we give -S ^ Enfj and SERVE WITH NEW GREEN bleeslng Poetal Admintatratlon, United APPLE JUICE Singh—Himalayan art Natfons, N.T. 10017. A service Blue Stamps to everyone center cut charge . S-ox. PKC. FROZEN GRAND UNION British Freighter UquM Bleach UNION LUNCHEON NEAT „ 79' TOMATOES GmelBeef SWIFT’S PREMIUM LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) A So­ BLUE COUPON GOOD .GRAND UNI^N FRIED CHICKEN viet seaman who fled from his Coupon Good thru Sat., Mar. IS. © makes shopping more newaiding! MACARONI SALAD., 25' ■OmiAM'l-IOT wanMp and sought asylum on a EARLY 1-lb. Coupon Good *hni Sot, Mar. 15. Brittrii fteighter is “ready and Maxwell Beise Goffee PEPPER CHEESE > ' MORN pkg. B-THRIFTY wUkng*' to return to the Soviet 89 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER I m i SLICED SKINLESS P"® ______® navy, the Nigerian government ^Fralis annoumed Monday night LIMIT ONE COUPON PtN CUSTOMfR COCKTAIL LUNCHEON NEAT A guveniment spoieeaman REe. OR DRIP 4 7 c FRESH LEAN «ld the saliar, a G. Safronov, With this coupon and the purchase of WELCHBERRY HORNEL SPAN 48' LITTULINK psobably would be returned to 4 — 16-oz. coiu KELLOGGS DOG FOOD GROUND CHUCK PARKS SAUSAGE With this coupon and the purchase of Soviet authorities, endii^ a SAVARIN COFFEE PU RErO R K JRlclcy problem fo r the N ige­ STO RE SLICED LONGACRE ONE 13'A-ox. PKC., GE«. CHOC. LARSENS VARIETY PACK 43' GAINESBURGERS 83' ORANGE OR BROWNtES - rians who have been feting four i « ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79' CHICKEN SALAD Soviet vessels since they ar­ VEGe A LL rived on a good-will misaion six COUPON GOOD BAKED ; SWORDFISlinEAHS SARA LEE CAKE days ago Coupon Cood thru Sot., Mar. IS. GOODS tasty Safoanov turned up on the iC TEMPTING X)avi^Toods Coupon Good thru Sol., Mar. IS. 7,000-ton Tweed bank, saying he slipped overboard from the uffir m TiilRiTiTBr Mb. * n r u v o R Fran Bolky. flagship of the Russian 4-oz. * 100 Sweetmilk I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER] group, and swam 400 yards to loaves DRINKS riAWM Dickenson With this coupon and the purchase of 1 White Bread 99' or the British fteighter. The frUgh- iranuvn viu PBlsbirir Btscuits Buttermilk Racowiwnds Hw fd- ter's crew said Safoanov told 4 boxes of 200—deal label ! DOVE PRINT li FRESH NNELESS lowiag Vedwa - Rcrtad them he wanted to go to Britaiiv NANCY LYNN dfk dkfk NANCY LYNN CAT FOODS 99' With this coupon and tho purchase of C0UN.IT.WnTC NnjQMMIDOG M BS WISCONSIN GRAND UNION 1-PKG. OF S Usad C o n The Soviets sent a launch with ozen onuts 01WHOU WHEAT LS 3 1 ' COD FILLET ' armed sailors to get the defec­ FACIAL TISSUES I D D 12. 29' BREAD lavor nacks 69 W ILKINSON tor, but Oapt. John Reed of the NANCY LYNN EXTRA STAMPS F S 31' GOLOCH FRIED CUBED CHEDDER AT AmerCheei Tweedhank refused to turn Wm COUPON COOD WITH PURCHASE CEREAL WISPRIOE M«F. USHERS BLADES 1968 Oldsinobilo APPLE PIE ' 'EE^OrHANCUYinuUNiO POUNDCAKE - . FISH STICKS 69' orver. Coupon Good thru Sat., Mar. IS 55 801 neese edge ^ dub Coupe. 8-cyI., auto. When the Soviets proteeted to PRODUCT 19^KEUOGGS pkg 38' C W V : 48' PARTY SUCES Coupon Good thru Sol., Mor. 15. '7160 the Nigerian government, Nige­ rian police sealed off the dock LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER •1895 and refused to allow anyone to . -VERYFIN E board or depart fnmi the QUICK Tweedbank. Safoanov left the H I H With this coupon and the purchase of ThJiik""W lu EASY TO l E E f 1968 O M nw hll* ship about eight hours after his CONVENIENT APPLESAUCE SHDP GRAND UNIDN FDR THE FRESHEST PRDDUCE IN TDWN! discovery, and an eyewitneee I n 1 1 1 Toods PREPARE With this coupon oiaf the purchase of >elta Holiday Coupe. Full] said he appeared to go voluntar­ SHORT RIBS T-PKG. OF 2 ANGUS quipped. «8017A NNELESS ily with a poUoe officer. CAT LITTER I 3 g .* |D 0 STEW BEEF FRESH CALIFORNIA •2395 COUPON COOD DISH CLOTHS Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. l i . DnlP .llliPPC P'NEAPm lilllU U lllllllU p in e a p p l e o r a n g e Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. IS. 1966 O ld m o U l* SAVE MORE ON LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER 88 Holiday Sedan. Fully 9-oz. /r OALVANIZED equipped. «8SD1 , CRINKLE CUT p|,g Wt/iM. ‘ T- Hwui]^ -Aui Asparagus With this coupon and the purchase of @1 McG Frach Fries •1495 ONE 24-01. CAN GLORY FOAM }g t __ MOUTHWASH Garlnge Con With this coupon and the purchase of CREAM W IT H LID GOLDEN DEUnOUS CHERRY S T Y L E OR %-GAL GRAPEFRUIT OR Pontiac * m u U M III HI. UPUITT APPLES 1966 RUG CLEANEO Green Giant Gnrn^NIBLETS t m i o m s • M in i Muaus 25' TOMATOES TempeatSt Sport Coupe. 8-cyl., GOLDEN RIPE U4. o | GRADE p ORANGE JUICE auto., 46425A06425A COUPON COOD ^ i < Y ello w O n|ons S IN PROOIK^E DEPT. Coupon Good thru Sot., Mar. IS. § | PINEAPPLES 29' GRAND UNION ^ CHUNKING SHOW WHITE MPORTID •1295 10-02. pritii EACH Coupon Good thru Sot., Mar. 15. pkgi. LIM~TVNECW~TON"FER"cuStBl!IBf GREEN PEAS 6 99' CHOW MEIN p » MUSHROOMS 59' GREEN GRAPES GRAND UGION ^ COSTA w AAAA ALL WCATHER CHICORY OR I LIMIT ONE C O U P O ^ fT S u sT S lIflr lO-or. DIOOOIANT COPOLYMER Swing-Top 1966 VolkswasM SlKAWBERRIES 3 pkgs. 85' JIFFY JACKS 2 p‘ p - 8 9 ' BAN fa% ESCAROLE ' 19' Ta^a- B I O 3° 79' 2-Door. Immaculate, #7188B With this coupon and th« purchase of S ■IRDSEYE OH lO Y - S O U R CREAM OR CHEESE CMAA 59' WUTEIMKH 1-PKG. OF lOO'S TEA POT g 8-01. ■ A n iP R A T W m -I LID SALE PRICED WESTERN •1295 ONION RINGS pkg 39' StutiedPoiawesS *1*® ADORN With this coupon ortd the purchose of lIR D S EY ErR EN C N W ALMONDS ^ •AWCOOJ-INIAOS - j - Q Q 99' ^ 0 8 3-PKGS. ASSORTED McCORMICK 9 o i m r.m uT ■ A iY A f r a n m EA CH TEA BAGS II pkgi. $100 nacuuxuiiK • g pl>9‘ - A 1966 Ford Wagw GREEN BEANS 3 •HIT. ewum VALENCIA 0RAN6ES COUPON COOD HERSHEY •tUCiriNM TI. MUMm GRAVY P X E S Falcon. 6-cyl., auto. »7245B HOWARD JOHMSOM ST, JOSEPH'S 29' •NM IIIHIN CNII • HKAN N TMACtI IN M Coupon Good thru Sot., Mar. pkg, "(T) CREAMSICLES of 1C 59' NaCARONI&GHEESEZ P^VOSl Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. 15. •1295 COSTA i n CREAM GRAND UNIOH A n ^ RoiHr] 16 01 1■ H 2 for 50 0 9 I I CAKE ROLL pkg. ' 69 SHRIMP DINNER UMIT0NEC0UP0N^P??CI^^ _ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAT., MARCH 15th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. MANCHESTER PRKiS m C T IV I THWOUGH SAT., MARCH 1 Sth. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES., Manchester Plarkade, Middle Tunipike, West— Triple-S Redanption Center 180 Market Square, Newincton Open Friday Nights to 9— All Redemption Centers Closed Mondays Flukadi^ U m i> ItempilM^ Wggt—T M p M RiABiptkm OBVtar, 180 M ulw t 8«M Nk NBwiMgtWM MOTOR SALES Opw Friday N i^ta to 9—AO HadBagtioii Caataia Ckaad Mawdaya . , silver Lone at Hartford Rd. M S -lU l ^ W W T M B G H T ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1999 PAGE TWEMTY.N1N1 yeatiiyiay at a ODO- a tm . HH.; four aUtet% Mra. MoOoBom and Mra Fernoft Junior Women to Sponsor Qreate A RaMaatte Mood p^bituary Mr. .Draghi was taxii March Bthri Stauty, both of Manches­ Skating - Coasting Mrs. Johnston 1, 1884 In Raly, aon o f Domtalck ter, and Mkw. Oraoe IQIloDDhis 9Sth a fftt pr in your home— M Ilh iV IN N L and JosapMna R mU Draghl, and asal M ra Baibara PInteb, both Town Agencies To Weigh HELP 08 CluVs Project Shop with velvet PEEK-A-BOU- Church Speaker feUh^dielh Hewitt had' Uvsd In QIautonbury for of Stalfordville; three grand­ TiqUE, next to the iKate many ysara hstora oomkig to children, and aeveral niaoee and low, but he hopes to asUbUsh Mtt. Hooks Jrtttoton, formar Manchester Junior Women's Theatre ban velvet covered Bifi^rRan Vemon MUnohaatar 48 ysCra ago. Ha Low Income Housing Units Club Is sponsoring HELP, Inc., a work evaluation center, plass- Along dtasebor o f Christian education was empioyad lor many yeara Funeral aervices will held to­ in Hartford as Us community ' rooms, and a training worksheq* deck* o f oarda, ptnoUshtons, en- of Center Congregaftonal Tire need for low Income Flioiie Service a t the old OvfOrd Soap Oo., be­ morrow at 11 a.m. at the Oommlasion and the Housing Thera la coasting until d a iii improvement project for the at its headquarters. gagemeot pads, end a nlte-lite, Chinch, wlU rtieak Thuradsy at fore be retired 14 yeara ago. Holmea Funeral Home, 400 housing In Vernon w ill be dls- Authority. in Center Springs Park. next two years. A t the end of Those wishing to donate und With The Inquirer to rad, bhie, green gold and the church. Her talk, “ Dtenn- MCXV1LL«-Mn. BUMlMth He was a member of the Italian Main St. Manchester. The R «v. cuBsed at a meeting of rep- Pltkat haa auggestsd several Skiing hours at Northvlew are thU period the project will be furniture, clothing, or oWoe beige. ' For aUH more ro­ stons in toe F tm ily,’ ’ w ill be 6:80 to 9:80 p.m. mance see toe Italian cloison­ gtvm after a family supper at Mm BMVttt, t l. of IK O r a n s t, Amarloan Club and the CSaston- Harold Richardson, paator of resentattvea o f various town ways In which low income hous­ entered in statewide and na- furnishings fo r the project may Mte tor ttw pMt SO 7«*rn ha« hury Property Owners CSub. Wapptng Community Church, ing could be achieved, among No skating. Uonal competition. contact Mrs. Raymond Andrews ne in pill boxes. Jewelry boxes, 8:80 at Wbodruff KaB. ChSd agencies today at 7:30 p.m. at He^ Fsr The Do-Bn ■ ■ im ill a >iln>h0B» anewerlnr Survivors, besides his wife, In­ will officiate. Burial will be In them construction of a new The project’s goal is to pro­ Jr. of 12 Strant St. o r Mra. Bervloe The Place to Oo Irish U lt Spring Is dgerette cama and an cv«r- care arUI be provided. Is their thing’ atMARlOWS, ■iwtuo ta Rodcrilto, diad yea- clude a aon, Joseph P. D r««1il Veterans Field of Etaat Ceme­ the Admlntstratlon Building. regular housing project or the housing for toe elderly with vide needed materials for the Raymond McConrell of 871 B. Do you want to antique some- To fhid the right la in toe party goods from nlte cane, oonnaM enough to fit Rseervatione for the eupper d8T Main St. For 68 yeara, rella- HaUmark at THE CAROUSEL, Ftowera! Taloe heortl Go to tardagr a t Rookrilla Oanaval Boa- of H anaheatitr; four .daughters, tery, Manchester. The Vernon Housing Authority rehabilitation of sub-standard local people who are eligible to offices of HELP, Inc., where ex- Oak St., co-chairmen of the pro­ tMng but bea or garmiant baga to mrUiie unique pale green cart that is a m tly after bar huaband died day at 8:80 a.m. from the John The 'funeral of Mias Geraldine The suggestion to study the party tomorrow. They are not kxfttog, m dlow. gkw kig, finiBh, tSfhpoiiacy and the versatUe price. See them at PEESC- Care and (X re o f 0*e Soul,” where two projects for the the vaccination needle. Bohedulsd .to visit Yale Univor- attractive covered cicthea hang; 'very lovely. The IrlaK etemware Thinking Pnlntf hi 1N7. M ra Hearttt looked for P. Tierney Funeral Home, 210 E. Barrett of 807 E. Center St. need fw (ha low income hous­ only painting the office at 68 wMoh neaemMea the patina of iLawaon styles to diooae from .' A-BOUTTQUE! March 20 at 7:80 pjn. at elderly have been built, was Haiti’s vaccines are musical sUy March 81 throui^i A p r* 2 era Esther «w or staple is here toor-for choortng. THE samathlng to occupy her tUne, W. Canter St, with a Mara of was heM thto morning from the ing was made by Francis Ptt- Union PI., Hartford, but are age. “Ton - ’n - Oquef” et Check WATKINS first! Hovne paint? There la oome- Memorial Hall, and the Rev. also to have had low Income Instruments o f bamboo; they as a Chubb Fellow. mnteviBl cn wooded CAROUSEL for a Happy St. and whan Raymond Ladd need­ requiem at the Church of the W.P. Qutoh Funeral Home', 228 kat, chairman of the Houttng making draperies for the office JOHNSONS. thlng new — PAUL’S PAINT A New Season la Coming Up Tolly WlUlamaon, chaplin of housing on one portion. A pub­ are wind foatrumenbg Ike tre­ The university said Tuesday FatrtMc'a D ay! ed aomaona to man an off-pre- Asaumptton a t 0. Burial wlU b e ' Main St., with a solemn high Authortty.. Ha diecuased the pos- windows from materials donat­ SU PPLY, 646 Mialn S t has Be prepared! Get ready for Mianeheatar Memorial Hoapttel, lic hearing attended by res­ mendous fhites; but since they that Stokes, toe firat Negro OalUng AH Jn mlaa taUphona extenaion for hie In St. Jamea’ Oemetery. ktoas of requiem at St. Janies’ Blblltty with John McAimont, ed to them. Bet A Party Mood ‘Touraine’ latex houK point the n«w, fernlntne spring wia speak on "The Spiritual Di­ idents of the area gave ra> ob­ may be up to abc iachea in elected mayor of a major Amer­ Y o u r G if t funeral hoane, Mra. Ilw ritt vol- Priends may call at the fu­ Church. town ptamer, and it waa decid­ This project is similar to the ^ ^ _ Do you know t2iat e m M r - The'tamUy auggeats that those and 7 to 9 pm. ABBR'YSTWYTIH, WUee (AP) Tailored Dressy Aah T ra ys $1.60, witotDg to do so make memorial — Anarchteto ahoutlng “Death $2.26 contrlbutlflna to the Firat Lulh- Edward F. Bagot Sr. and In-'Betweens to lb e monarchy!” Joined Welsh Keyholdera arm Camrch Building Fund. Edward FrancU Bagot Sr., 62. nationalists today in demonstr*- RIB real Irish of Bast Hartford, brother of rocks $2. Ihaenaa H. COiambaia Harold Bagot of Manchester, tlcns at the unlveralty here in a Portion Juniors' - Petifes' Thomaa Hendenon Cbam- died yesterday in Hasardville. foretaste of the reception they Misses' Bar Trivet Bottle bera, 1R o f 46 Whltmun Rd., He was the husband of Mrs. plan for Prince Charles next Opener witti Irish month. PORK l.iongfo*n«Uiiw, Maaa, a IDan- Mary Hartnett Bagot. C ^ e e recipe $1. cbeater native, dtod yeaterday The funeral will be held Fri­ The long-haired anarchists in- Iriah Coffee Cyatal varied a news coniSerence and A ^ rde Variety of morning at fltiringflahl (Mara.) day at 8:16 a.m. from the Lowe- Goblets $1.26 HoepKal. Robacker Funeral Home, 283 draped their red and Mack flag LOIN PORTION Styles and Prices Mr. Oauwhera was bom Juty Main St., Glastonbury, with a over a royal statue outside toe AI k > Irish Water­ 18, ISOi in M anchenter, aon of Mass of requiem at Blessed Sac­ Unlventt^ Oollegie of Wales. lb. 49o Mon., Tues., Wed., 10 AAI. to 6 PJS. ford Crystal and Handenaoei and Sarah Freebum rament Church, East Hartford, One group of about 160 nallonal- LOIN LADIES’ DRESS SHOP Belieek Porcelain. Coats and Dress Thura., FM. 10 A A (. to 9 P.M. at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. iat rtudents demonstrated out- CENTER CUT CMambara and had lived In REGULAR STYLE Sait., 9:30 A 3 I. to 6:80 P.M . ROUTE 88 St. Patrick’s Day Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. aide the student hostel. English Ensembles A LOVELY outfit for the young lady . . . Longmeadcw for the past 47 OPP. CXINN. GOLF LAND TALCQTTVULE. CXJNN. Greeting Cards 26c yeara Ha waa a member of Friends may caU at the fu­ students rilmbed cn the roof of an easy to sllp-into pinafore that bow- MancheaOer Lodge o f Masona. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 the bulldhtg and hutted buckets PORK ties and buttons down the back and a cute bonnet to match! Ha aerved wMh the Yankee and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and of 'water oiver them. Suits, Many Was^'Iile 7 to 9 p,m. ROAST l Pattern No. 2132 has tissue — sizes At toe same tim e six other na- 7 9 Oiviaioa In Flenoe during World 2, 3, 4 inclusive; full directions. ttenaUsto locked (hemsrivee In a / WSar I and received the Puiple FIRST CU T 99c lb. CHOPS SEND sot in coins for each pattern A SIMPLE-LINE dress for the half-sizer Frederick W. Moore 'avings in Every Dept. Heart with an Oak Leaf Oluater. rtudy end amounoed they were OR ROASTS Lovely Clothes to inctude first-ctass mailing. is treated to a collar of your choice. . . After the war, he attended SOUTH WmSOR — Frederick on an indefinite hunger strihe. Aime Oabot, Maaohester either a soft-round one with button- Walter Moore, 61, of 1042 Main In an atmosphere of ferment. RECULAR OR THICK trim, or a round with side-swing tab Springflehl CtaUegn and in 1928 MNMfUOS . tONiUSS*' COUNTRY m u St., huaband of Mrs. Lucy Prior It was left to three attractive That R'eally Fit also button-trimmed! heoame araociaiied with the U.8. No. 8160 with PH0T041UIDE is in Envelope Oo., Linweave depart­ Moore, died yesterday at his girt undergraduates to opeidy Print Name, Aildrtii with ZIP CODE and *You Can home. Shop-Rite. Style Nurnhar. New Sizes lOV^ to 24Vi, bust 33 to ment in SprtngfMd, where be champion toe cause Of BrUtairr’s 47. Size 12Vi, 35 bust . . . round col­ Mr. Moore was born May 18, ^ BRISKET RIB$< Only 50^ . . . the new '69 Spring & was employed until he retired rtudent priitce. Scorning the GOV’T SPORTSWEAR lar, 3V4 yards of 45-inch. 1907 in Wells, Vt., and had lived / Bacon Summer ALBUM! New CUSTOM COLLEC­ in ItU . anti-Charles foclion as “Just a ; CftAtNt’A^ cur FROM SEND 654 In coins for e x h pattern in South Windsor for 36 * years. IlitASr t r TION designs, as well as our regular He was a communtoant of St. nuisance,” (he gtris said the RIB rORTlOH features and free directions for 3 to include first-e ixs malting. He was employed as a dyna­ vart majority of the university’s OF VERNON Sue Burnett, Manriieater Bamabaa Epiacopal C9uircli, miter by the Lane Construction OP LOIN items! ^I'lngfield. He was akw a mem­ 2,320 students want the ftiture Evening Hendd. u n AVE. OF Feel How BIBLE FAVORITES. The Garden of a h E u o a s , imr Yoaa. x .t . Co., and toe McOraw Construc­ king to have as enjoyable a time i 6 9 « ber of the American Legion and tion Co., and the A.D.T. Protec­ Eden, Crown of Thorns and Rob Peter 1H88. as is possible for someone You Save More at Shop-Rite "HOME OF BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES" to Pay Paul are included In this collec­ Print Nunn, Address with ZIP CODE. Style the VFW in Springfield. tion Agency. Savings in Every Dept. Number and Sin. SurvlvDra include his wife, trytog to master (he Welsh lan­ tion referring to Bible stories! Pattern Survivors, besides his wife, in­ EXTRA MILD ALL BEEF VERNON CIRCLE Jet. of Rts. 30, S3 end Croas Highway '69 Spring & Summer Basic FASHION, Mra Lydia Gregg caiambere; guage. SHOP-RITE UNSWEETENED pieces, directions for 12 attractive A clude a sister, Mrs. Mattie Niel­ quilts.* Sand 500 today for 0106. sot > copy! a daughter, Mrs. Perry W. Fhgg sen o f East Windsor. Charles, 20-year-o(d heir to of WUbrabam, Maes., and two Funeral services will be held the throne, cornea to this sea­ Nepco granddilldreo. side resort April 21 for a crash C,.peiruil ,., * MB ■■ Friday at 11 a.m. at the New­ 3 39 GOOD Funeral services will be held kirk and Whitney Funeral course designed to teach him tanoorrow at 10 a.m. at St. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East toe rudiments of toe language FRANKS Casseroles Barnabas Oiurch, 1006 Sumner Hartford. The Rev. W. Uoyd before toe greateot ordeal of his Ave., SpringfMd. Burial will be Williams of the Congregational life thus far—his Investiture as in Longmeadow Cemetery. Church o f South Windsor w ill Prince of Wales at Caernarvon A JA X —7e O F F L A B E L SHOP-RITE PINK GRAPEFRUIT pV ;-. 9 9 * You Look Dickenson - Streeter Funeral officiate. Burial will be in Cen­ Castle July 1. 6 5 ter Cemetery, South Windsor. CLEANSER •» '?.„r29e Home, 806 State St., Springfl^d, . Nationalists demanding home V, DRINK 4 *1 is in charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the fu­ rule' for Wales are violently op­ SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE BARTLETT ... with professional fit There w ill be no celling hours. neral home tomorrow from 3 posed to the ceremony. Maiming A L L COLORS The family suggests that in to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. that the English once agalh aire Crescent PEARS 3 "V.r *1 SCOTT TOWELS ’‘J;’,- 39c Minute Maid heu of flowers these wishing to foisting a “ foreign" prince on a ---- N do so make memorial oontribu- Roswell E. Aborn country that does not want him. Rolis VC 2 5 FOR COOKING or SALADS Orange Juice Uons to the Hamden Oounty As- Roswell E. Aborn, 66, of 983 Public opinion polls, however, SHOP-RITE sociatton for Retarded Children, Tolland Tpke., Buckland, died indicate that 76 per cent of toe 164 Mia St., Springfield. yesterday In Key West, Fla., Welsh people approve o f the vornCorn VIIOil m c 4 - “ 8 9 * while vacationing. He was' the investiture ceremony. Joseph P. Draghl huaband of Mra. M arjorie The anarchlats and national­ Mnrgarpne4!>i!t ■ Wesson Oil t ’ 69 cans O m Joseph P. Draghl, 85, of 87K Fletcher Aborn. ists launched their anti-Charles Mr. Aborn was born July 6, Bluefl^d Dr., husband of Mrs. campaign at the university as ALL VARIBTIES, BBTTY CROCKER SPANISH—CHIc X e N—B E E P Esther M. PreU DragM, dtod 1902 In Crystal Lake, aon of "*'*'Bn»en and photographers Edgar and Etta Loethacher were shown around the 90-year- SLICE TO ORDER LAYER MIXES 3 'hV>2r n RICE-A-RONI 3’^.'^ 89c Aborn, and had lived In Buck- old building. COOKED SHOP RITE GRADE A land for 40 years. Before he SHOP-RITE YELLOW CLING IVO RY—ice O FF L A B E L Penonol Notices Little love was lost between retired about a year ago, he the two sets of demonstrators. Corned Beef PEACHES 4 ''■c.r »1 DETERGENT S i. 55c French Fries waa employed aa a conatruc- One of the anarchists told news­ tlon foreman for the Southern men: "We want to abolish the ■ Card Of Thanks New England Telephpne Co., SHOP RITE WHOIE-SLICED W « ipM i to thank all of our monarchy altogether, but these Mends, nelgtkbore and reiatlves for working out of the Manchester 1 0 ^ 9 9 * ail their kind expreBaions of sym­ office for 16 years. He served nationalists are against Prince 9 8 * pathy, illhss cards and Howei^ dur- Charles JuM because he is Eng­ ink the recent hereavemem of our with the U.S. Navy during his White iM w ed huflband and lather. Hiram lish. If he was a Welsh prince c o. n s io ^ early yeara. E. Lpvejoy. 1 Survivors, besides his wife, In- they'd be standing to attention.’’ asKl children include two daughters, Mrs. Potatoes - ______^ IXTRA LARGS SIZE In Memoriam James J. Lieser of Miami Swordfish J R O i Springs, Fla., and Mrs. Carl G. Fresh From Shop-Rite! In sad and loving memor>* ctf Public RecordK trest Toothpaste tdoda Ann CaseUi. who passed away Farris of Rockville; a brother. Steak HARD RIPE Harch IS, 1967. Warrantee Deed Nelson W. Loethacher of George T. LaBonne Sr. to When ties of love are broken. Tolland; and four grandchil­ P k s. , - o r A lk a Seltxer tobieta And loved ones have to part Gatdner L. Chapman, two par­ It leaves a .wound that never' healB. dren. cels on Oakland Ter., convey- of YOUR And alao a broken heart. Holmea Funeral Home, 400 aivce tax {3.30. Naddoek T C | Tomatoes 4 CH OICi But looking back with memories. 29 < Upon the path we trod. Main St., Is in' charge' of ar­ Executor’s Deeds We b le^ the years we shared with rangements, which are incom­ FilMt 4 7 • her Evelyn C. Slawson, executrix And leave the rest to God. plete. of the will o f Fred G. Slawson Jr., to Gardner L. Chapman, .1^ - Sadly Mhtaed Eari F. 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w i n t e r HAVEN, Flu Florida’s ditUy weather, is al­ TTie double play oombtoatlon youngrters such aw BSly Farm­ field and infield fights rssolTe (AP)— tew Hmits most startling. Is sharp wltU' Mike Andrews at er, Dave Omy, Ken Brett, Dick themselvss b) ths next couple of "W e'rs doing aU right,” WV- second end Rico PetroceBl at major teegue teams to 26- MlHs and Ray Jarvis are look­ weeks. The pitchers too, m Otoy Hams admits with a cat and abort. American League batting ing for major league work. either pitch thsuiselves into—or player rosters — and 4Aiat mouse smSe. “I’m vasy, very champion Oarl Yastrsemski In In the outfM d, WUHama is out of—jobs. spe^ pleasant trouble satisfied with the way things left field sad hard-hitting Beg- going to have to make a tough "Wk’'ve bad a diaace to look are going.” / gle Smith in center are fixtures. ahead' for Manager Didc choice when cutdown time -at the kids more this MprUig be- Williams has a right to be Russ Gibson ts the No. 1 comes, at least SO days aRer the muse of the pension traubls,” WilliainB of the Boston Red happy, as well as oonOdenL Tlw catcher, but Gerry Mdses, the start of spring training. Joe La- miHams said. "It hso been Sox. Red SoK appear stronger, much Intomattonal Lsague's All-Star houd is back, Mugging his way most InterasOng. Some of tbsse stiff compedtioo whU* loaded atranger, than when they anin receiver at Louisville last year, into the picture. So are Billy Co­ kids have a definite ohanoe.” with talent is a mansger's the pennant two years ago. is pressing hard with a s(Md ni gliaro and Jose TartabuB. The reserves, nteknamed the dream. And competition ts THE The starting lineup looks set bat.. Young Carlton (Call me ‘Die Infield battle also is a Tanrtgana in years long past, nanvs of the game ta the tted with Tony OonigUaro showing Pudgy) Fisk has been impres­ fuU-scale war. Something, ts are off to a fine start. The pic­ Sox’ tralnliig camp. steady improvement on the sive but is ticketed for at least going to ha-ve to give in wiiat ture Is rosy, hosier than usual in The oM pros a>h more than comeback trail toom Ms Mrtous one more year of seasoning in amounts to a matter of self- a typtoal rosy training camp. holding their own while kkli, eye injury. OortgUaro’s return the minors. elimination. Dalton Jones and ’’Wssiiington should be kicksd carefully groomed ih the farm to right field has enabled Wil­ Jim Lonboig, Jose Santiago, Dick Schoflekl, acquired from out o f the Ekustera Division and system, are applying pressure liams to move K m H onelson R ay Culp, D ick ElUsworth, Lee the St, Louis Cardinals, ere test­ let the Red Sox Tannlgans take in surpeistng fashloR. bock to Ms old position at first Stainge, Spaeicy Lyle, Juan Pi- ed veteram. However, 8yd their plaoe,” one St. Louis wag Ttie Red Box.’ training pro­ base. And O eo^ Scott, the sarro and BIN Landis are veter­ O’Brien Is stinging the ball and cracked in admiration aw Boston gress, despite a slow start be­ erstwhile first baseman, is at an hurlers and the backbone of wants in. reserves belted the National cause of the pension dispute and home at iMrd. the pitching staff. However, Williams plans to let the out­ Iwegue •* , Defense and Pitching S t r o n g , COMBINING EFFORTS—.PirateB’ Bifl Mazefroski stops Don Wert at eeoemd and retays to first to complete douMi^lay ofiolnst Detroit. ______( Cleveland Lacks Big Hitters TUOSON, Ariz. (A P)— careen at the jdate last year, muscle at the plate. Minnesota Snaps Boston Streak AJvin Dork has a brand Horton dipped from a 1967 mark the outfield only center fr new five-year contract as ^ s m to .249jjrMie Aivte fell a f n oH er J o T ^ e ^ . I t ’’ ' maiBager of the Cilevetend ’***■ drove in 44 runs and Mt M fl, is IlxUans and the (haom that VereaUes, another Vic- safe. According to Dark, Lou Williams’ Problems Increase somewhere lurkbw about rU ff..***® mlsf^unes that be- Johiuun, Lee Maya, Russ Siqr- on hia roAter arp hW S?enef«lly last year, der, Jtoimle HaU. Rich Schein- ir ■‘“ rtetop VersaUes Mt have a chance at left and ri|^. Senators Drop Fifth Game p e n n e n t four years befOre a wretched .196 last year with The Indiana botstored thalf the Los Angeles Dodgers, while bullpen during the off-season by NEW YORK (AP)— A ConigllaTo, whose h£t was his the New York Mete cnxbed the We ve got pitching and de- Brown Mt .334 with the Indians, acquiring Jack HamUton from grand silam home run snap­ first of 4he spring—although PhUadedphU FhlUles B team fMw, said Dark. “That’s about normal for Mm. (California. Vicente Romo, who he’s been hitting the ball hard 15-7, the New York YaMoees what we ve got. It’s Just a ques- Second base is another ques- posted a 1.62 ERA last year, ped B o a t o n’s winning —ti now one for six. More im­ whipped the Chicago WMto Sok non of how many runs we can tion mark as Dave Nelson and and Horaclo Pina, who had a spring seeaon but Red Sox portantly he has only struck out 5-St S t mtuiled the ITiU- . Vern Fuller may end up sharing mark of 1.72 tn 81 innings at the once and that was a cafied third Hes 8-1 and' Los Angetes got 'b y La« season, the Indians the duty there unless one of end of the season, figure to be Manager Dick Wlllitaims strike. Montreal, 4-1. waa smiling. His thoug cut down what looked Hke a although ihey did end a some- the game in the eig ^ with a h0re.” heeBk^"orI’dMiowyou broke throi«h (he crowd to Research and Development, Mamifacturing Engineering. P B F PU sure home n n Dark has to figure he has as Starting salaries as hiiji os $145 per week tor Teelmlclaas ceedings as an aggressive Ram the opening Jump. East’s Mike quarter with" but 1 ;34 showing Paul Pennington with 14. up the ship. East managed bo was dissatisfied with the way 5 Kennedy 6 1-1 11 leea string, a t 19 liu-Jngs. solo home run. .. shake hands with Doctor. “We Want Prep!” en- defense gave defending cham­ Kennedy quickly retaliated with on the clock and it was now Action got close in the third 3 Kewms f Stengel re^Uy underw^ “I see you u » a glove now,” reliable a set of starting pitch­ or $165 per week for Bbigineerliig AmtUUMU. lead by as many as nine points his squad handled the New a 54 17 "JHe’s kaoked 'very, very Baltimore nipped Washington Johnny Bench cracked a sin­ pion East a run for its money, a field goal, but the Rams were their turn to come back and period with no more than lour 9 Barry 3 10 eurpry tor a ^ a p ulcer ^ casey m m . pointing to the golf ers as any club In the ganta: High School Graduates and 2 year college graduates are ISiusiastic East Catholic but New Canaan, with Penning­ Canaan defense but vowed, “ We 0 Bocha a 00 4 good,” an elated Williams said. 2-1, helped by 14 bases on b ells gle, double and triple and Fairfield also had a rough off and running as they gained even the score. points separating the contest* ton at the wheel, put a scare are going to beat Fairfield.’’ 4 QuiBh Luis Tlant, 21-9 with a 1.60 EIRA encouraged to Inveetigate these career opportunities and High rooters chanted as a 3 « 9 “There isn’t a gutsier ptayer in by Senator pitching. Tim Cul­ knocked in three runs, leading **^* “ *^ ^ Swoboda waTcanylng - learn about ROGERS For Out FTUNOE BENEFIT PRO­ time last night as a late rally a nine-point lead at one time Much of the losers’ advan­ ants. East fell behind toward into their opponents as they 0 Daly 0 0-1 0 last year; Sam M cDowell, 16-8, Praise went to his three front- 9 Rawley a 36 6 the Am erican League,” referi^ len’s nun-soaring single in the the Reds oyer Kansas City, end­ up tor his am helps with the bUston,” GRAM. ttieir team put the fiuish- was needed to secure a 60-53 in the stanza. It was Tim tage came off the boards as the end until Kennedy sank a chopped the difference down to Stan W illiam s, 13-10, and Sonny courters, Barry, Kennedy and 0 Juknlfl 0 OO 0 ring to the 24-year-old Tony C, eighth Inring got Washington its ing the Royals' winding string row Ron, who is now known as win over South Catholic in the Kearns who came on strong late they out-rebounded East in the floor shot to close the gap to Just four points with half a the Miets, the team he managed ^ great glove nttn. Siebert, 1240 with a 2.96 ERA. ingr touches on a 57-52 Kearns “ who came on in .the 1/7 Totals 01 16-2Q 67 who is trying to oomq.i)ack after run. at three. doubleheader nightcap. in the quarter to finally even first half, 28-17. The scoreboard one point. Pete Quish then add­ minute to go. second half and hit the fioards 1962 to 19^ wtfe, «oh, i thought you was going Similarly, catching is Well tournament victory over New CaaiMui (a»> a near-dleastrous beenlng by In other Florida exhibitions, Cleon Jones Mt for the cycle New Canaan last night to earn Led by the widely-feared Jim the score at 15-all going into read 28-26 at the break. ed another hoop to finally put Kearns eased the tension a bit to give up the victory.” Also P B F Ft- Edna, rocompanled M m. She to fleW witii It,” said Casey, provided for on the Indians. Joe 3 Horton > 3 33 9 Oallfomia pitcher Jack Hamit- Atlanta stopped Houston 5-3, De­ —single, double, triple and MRS. MAROiARer HAMPSON — 643-5U3 the right to meet Fairfield Fitsimmons, top-seeded Prep the second stanza. For the Eagles, Kearns re­ the locals ahead for keeps with with two foul shots, but the fast imnalned to the shelter of the After Swoboda toft, the sub- Azeue, who Mt .280 last year, lauded was Quish who “ handled 4 PapHalunga 7 36 17 ton which frantured Ms cheek­ home run—as the Mete won Prep Saturday afternoon at one lost to East in last year’s finals Kearns opened the second ceived high-scoring honors with 1:06 on the clock. Barry closed moving Rams wasted little time the pressure and lent some sem­ 2 N«al a 4-7 14 troit nipped Pittsburgh 5-4, Cin- and Duke Sims, who Mt 11 ho­ — or apply to — 6 Pennington 6 4-7 14 bone on Aug. IS, '1967. their first spring game. Doc Bkl- ^uW io^ while Old Case m in- ject of Mickey Mantle’s rettra- o'clock in the Class L CIAC fi­ but gained partial revenge by quarter with a foul shot to give 17 points. Also in double fig­ the period with two successful in sinking another hoop. The blance of poise to the defense.” ciimoU topped Haetses City 6-1, gled with the people. mers, will divide the time be­ 0 Klroher 1 Q4) a wards had four Mte for the nals. downing the Eagles earlier this East its first shortlived lead as ures were Kennedy with 11 and free throws to give East a 41- Eagles then took possession and The coach also complimented 0 James 0 (M) 0 In a few numble leaps he "I didn’t tMali he was goii^ to hind the plate as they did last ROGERS CORPORATION 0 Word a 2-2 2 PMIs. year. An overflow crowd of better season. the period developed into a bat­ John Barry with 10. Paplialun­ 38 lead. held on until Quish sank a char­ the bench for its performance, 3 Oech9le 1 1-6 3 hopped from praise for the do It,” J<*ed Stei^. “I thought MILL A OAKLAND STB., MANOBESTEB 0 £lsty Rookie outfielder Tom Sho- In the infield, Tony Horton is than 4,500 paced the Kaiser New Canaan scored first, with tle of defenses. After trailing ga netted 17 for New Canaan’s Things were hectic down the ity toss with seconds remain­ especially Ed Rowley who had 0 (M) 0 Esposito Continues Pace^ Mortraol Expos’ “busineea he'd hold out 300 days and then An equal opportaatty emptoyer Gym at Central Ckmnecticut in Len Paplialunga dumping in a by seven points, the Rams highest tally. The sole team­ final stretch as the Rams ing to lock up the vierdiot. six big points. pay’s two-run single in the' sev­ set at first and Max Alvls at 1/7 Totada 19 l»d3 M enth snapped a S-S tie and sent manager” (chib president Je comedian, to get a body- — Season scoring records tum­ frlon o f Mlontreal in 1951-62. in the third and fourth intdngs At East Side as they routed the PhilUes. The crowd” ) to criticism of the few ’’Now lie talks a little. He Washiiigton Inks Sellout bled but the goalies drew most “I’m glad to get It out of the baseball writers who didn’t vote used to foHow Whitey Ford NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc March is toumamefit time at New Knick Plays Well way,” Aatd Grant, ’’but I’m PhUs run came on a homer by of the praise in S-3 National Larry IBsle. tor Stan MuMal for the HaU of around. Just like Yogi (Berra). No. 2 Draft Pick ' All tickets have been sold BLOSSOM—Geri Barton 125, the Elast Side Rec. For Eagles in Finb.1 Round shooting for mone now. I’m ®'6Hie. Y ogi would let you do the talk- for tonight’s Class M CIAC Hockey League tie between the going for 36.” - Len Gabrielson, ending Ms Carole Garrison 127, Doris “Whot about Ted WlUlams?,” Ing and he’s take half the mon- WASmNGTON (AP) — The Scheduled are pool, table ten­ doubleheader at Central Con­ makers.... Don Clerkln, major Eagles go when he’s in the Boston Bruins and Mhmeeota htedout shortly before game Deuse 125, Ruth Clark 127. By EARL YOST Bkposlto’s two assists gave a fellow asked. e y .“ Washington Redskins an­ If It Doesn't Say Goodyear nis and basketball foul shooting necticut. Box office will not Even Without Scoring domno In the press box at Cen­ gam e. Nbrth Stan. him 08 tor the year, moving Mm' time, knocked in the Dodgers' For the fourth titne in “He is going (o be aU right. Billy Martin, a StengM pet in nounced today the signing of contests. be open. tral, reported that between 150 Botion goalie Eddie Johnaton past Montreal’s Dickie Mbore Winning run in a three-run CHL’RCH—Mike Pholcharczyk •NEW YORK (AP)—Dave De Busachere, 'says New and 200 fans waited In the lobby kicked out 43 titots while chunky He never M anyone confuse his Yankee days and (he new flanker Ed (Jross, a S-foot-S, Any Rec member Is eligible Paired In the nightcap are s'ix years o f varsity hasket- How many players from East and Chicago’s Sten MikUa. Both sboth-innlng rally with a ground it Can't Be Polyglasl 355, Stan Opalach 366, Sam York Kniickei’bockers Coach Red Holtzman, is the kind to watch the second game after will be named to the All-State Minnieeota roohte Fern R ivard out. Mack Jones cracked a Mm at the plate. They said he manager d the Mlmesota 206-pounder from Arkansas South Windsor High and Mid­ baOl, East Catholic Hig'h got their records in playoff AMAN CoUegre. Little 143-389, Ted Roback 141- to enter. Yotmgsters may sign- of guy who plays good tesketball even when he the ticket sale stopped at be­ Class L team following the con­ spent most of the game home run for the Elxpos. couldn’t Mt to left field but why Twins, waa next on the agenda. dletown High at 8:15. St. gam es. CroBM, 23, was the Redskins’ 360, Ed Ralph 140-361, Howie up at Che East Side office. doesn’t score poitits. finds itself in the fdhal tween 4,500 and 4,600 for the clusion of Satiuday’s game ? sprawled on the toe stopping 25 Mt bad pitches? “Martin is going to be aU ObtotwieettiemMBaffB Thomas Aquinas and Immac­ Orr, with a goal aid an assist Richie Scheinblura’a sacrifice second choice, although he was Peters 147-362. Ken Leslie 356, When he does, the Knicks' Na­ after the trade we played in De­ opener between East and New Guess here Is (1) if East 'wins, shots 'Diesday night. “He never wasted any time right,’’ eald Casey. “He could Also schedided is a Father ulate of Danbury collide at round of CIAC 'Toumament in the first period as the Bruins fly and a run-soorlng single by selected on the tMrd round. He OF OUR BEST SELLING TIRES I Phil (Jhase 148-381, Bill Chap­ tional Basketball Association troit and the fans there gave me Canaan... two boys will be named and (2) Biuin center Phil Eispoeito attacking the pitcher. You’d see execute all the plays. Mantw. man. 148-135—400, Gerry Chap­ and Son Basketball Tourna­ 6:45. competition, a remarkalble took a 2-1 edge after Grant’s Tony Horton sniH?P6r two or three years (hey walk off the field like Williams, dy Ponder, 189, Miami, outpoint­ sion over New Canaan, sends marks from the field and stripe. courter canned two buckets for highest scoring rookie in the set up Ron Murphy’s second back of front-running Baltimore had ever scored in one game The Angels, traiUng 4-1, ex­ didn’t have ai\ythtaig to write I don’t UiiMc Williams wlH do it ed Eknesto Ortega, 140H, Puer­ the Eagles into the champion­ for a 47-41 edge which gave modiam era. ' goal of the game later In the pe­ in the Eastern Division stretch since Joining New York 40 ploded for six runs in the sev­ about. nor Martin.” to Rico, 10. ship tilt against top-ranked Among the biggest rooters for Blast fans — and there were ^That’s the man wlio did the riod and the North Stars tied it race. games ago. He had been aver­ enth Inning to stop the Cubs. "I know he played great And the Miets? BUFFALO, N.Y. — Jimmy LOWEST PRICE EVER ON... Fairfield Prep Saturday after­ South Catholic In THE So when Shelby Metcalf, Tex­ While the big boya are waiting by BUvin H ayes' 33 points, beat by $5,000 a bid submitted' by 1/2 ROT OVEN GRINDER Canaan, a club which come into Heneghan 185-502, Wanda Kese- Thomas D. MoCloskey, a PMla- with the Eagles and ranked as dpen Thurs., Fii. till 8 P.M. as A&M coach, declares, offstage, the small college Phoenix 116-106 and remained lauskas 181-187—681, Barbara 649-5539 "We've got to stop their fast teams take the spotlight today, the event with a 16-2 standard. Uelphia builder. the fifth-best receiver in NFL Telephone t 4 3 -llt l | two percentage points behind Goddard 1J8-178-180-681, DotUe The purchase, for the present, history at his retirement two Sat. till 1 PJM. break and I don’t think that’s Kentucky Wesleyan, the de­ Whti Yoi U m Horn Chicago in the batUe fOr the Whitehead 17&’-180—806, Joe bails out Jerry Wolman, wbo is years ago. been done.” let Drake take fair fending champion, meets Ogle­ Feeling here Is that FYUrfleld M alpezzl 464, Ronnie Newberry II I t R ^ v 0i liriYil. fourth and last playoff berth in flailing to retain ownersMp. If ' The 37-ysar^d Retslaff be­ NICHOLS-MANGHESTER TIRE, IW . 357 BROAD ST. warning. thorpe and Ashland, Ohio, No. 1 will win the L title because of the West. 1^-176-182—660. The game is one of eight re­ ^ In 'ITie Associated Press final Wolman can raise $37 mlUloo to came a television qiortscaster eUY 4 PIZZAS AND GETSth ONE FREE WHOLESALE TIRE CO. TEL. 6.43-2444 superior shooters. Jim Fitzsim­ E 1 a e w he r e, Dave De­ pay off creditors by Aug. 1, than SN BBOAD BnUOBT-Opp. Parimde gional NCAA games which, goes after Illinois State in in Philadelphia upon his retlr- mons is surrounded by a cast Busschere scored 38 points as ST. JAMES’ LADIES _ he reclaims the team. ment from the Baglee. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CDFFEE along with the opening of the a night doubleheader. . ., of better than average polnt- New York whipped Philadelphia Groce Murray 8. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 OUR BOARDINO HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB Motorcyctes— FHERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW UP, BU TI GUESS I'HT h EMANA&ERIIiFE ^PlOHT.'WHO THERE'S NOTHIN' i m e - v - m i r / OfOJEOFCJUR ffHAONT) ELSE lieyelM Amww ta PrtWMM N iilt 1 CAN DO I HORMAliy DOIT 0I6CJS5 MOSTACTWE LOCALJ SEEN / COULD CLASSIFIED 1967 ’TRIU M PH, ex ce lle n t condi­ O n :w o s e plan e ABOUT 805NE55MATTEWAT HOME^BUSlNESSe'S-'— / ^ IT,1 F l ip A C o m e d i a n s tion, h i-b a n and neat ndX |900. fRlPS. V/INESAPP THATi 60T9NCeYa) INSIST ON / y U M - H A K - t w e f/woOUON'T FLAPJACK or best offer. OoU 643-6838 after CA N T WAIT ID pRviN6,ru6ivE 'K u A / / Pl a c e c o u l o n 'T d have A N D HOLD ACROSS 2 Burden 6 p.m . GET BACK THE FEW d e t a il s PossiBLV FUMCTioNneeuevED IT UP Wit h 1 ----- Hope 3 Unclothed ADVERTISING SAFETV OF H O T A IR ? 4 ----- Skelton 4S pcd TERRA FIRMA 7 Comedian, 5 ELngate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1969 HONDA 90, 460 m Ueage, J a ck ___ 6Suppoees 8 AJS. to 4:30 P.M. $280. C a ll 528-2268 a fte r 4:80. 12 Upward 7 Formerly Opening for on experienced ^ r e fU ) 8 Building switchboard operator for a OFHCE 13 Cutting tool extenaions copy CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. busy board In East Hartford 9 Island off Btisilwss SmrvleGS 14 BibUcal MliJIl-IMOlil to work part-time after­ prophet Sumatra 4!Se P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUGATION ______O ffw d ______MANAGER 15 Jim m y----- 10 Title 25 Bunch o f 40 Egyptian bird Deadline for Saturday and Mimday la 4:80 p.m. Friday noons, Monday through Fri­ 17 Blaze 11 Belgian river wolves 41 Aromatic STEPS, aldewulks, stone walla, day. Company offers good Five day week, no nights. 16 MiUUry 27 Interdicts herb ALLEY OOP 18 Danish flreplaoea, flagatone terraoea. wages, congenial co-work­ Excellent salary. BXceUent BY V. T. HAMLIN weight (pi.) storehouse 28 Martian 42 Scottish PLEASE READ YOUR AD All concrete repairs, both In­ ers, excellent working condi­ (comb, form) hilUda (dial.) toc/i0iSS5~ benefits. Apply in person to 19 Maker o f 20 Sleeping side and outside ndllngs. Rea- T hen, at tme tions and convenient free WBU. THANKS, PHARAOH I THE SEEPS rr g QNTAINSCAN BRIMQ ...BUT THET ARE RUMORED TO HMIE places 29 Patch 43 Sicilian over the phone aa a ‘aamtsrCSOiJid Mr. OosteUo. VDU SREATER FORTUNE THAN 1 raised art aonably priced . C a ll 643-0851. AIRPORT, ME parking. Write P.O. Box MACICAL PR0FER11K, SO BE • w ork 22 Safely 30 Having holes, V O lcM flO Foed- w» ad Uto FIRST CAREFUL HOW YOU USE THi m / established as cheese 45 Garden tool 1*^ r e p o r t ERRORS In ttme lor the Picws UP MIS 1488, H artford, stating edu­ 21 One becoming BOOKKEEPING sendees aware 23 34 Toiletry case 46 Maple genua next uioerUon.Tte Herald In responsible for only ONE In- C A R fD R T W E cation, experience end sal­ TREASURE CITY 47 Slavic ruler rendered. All types of business- 23 A ffix diva 37 Number cone^ or onutted Im rtion for any adverttsement and then NICE. SAFE. ary requirements. 26 Malign 24 Hammer head 39 Near 50 Frozen w ater only to ^ extmt of a “ make good" insertion. Errors which es. CaU 643-5338, Bookkeeping Manchester Shopping Parkade 31 Inclined (var.) do not lem n tlM value of the advertisement wUI not be Associates. DRIVE NOME f 32 Building 1 2 S“ r~ r " r " r~ r * IT r r corrected by "make good" Insertion. ,, level (var.) SNOW PLOWING ^ R^ . SEX3RETARY for sales depart­ |ette« 12 IT u NURSES- 33 M etric surface idenUal, commercial, 24:hour ment, experienced capable per­ e j e c t . (Rockville, T on Free) measure J 17 sen d ee, new equipm ent. 648- * son for correspondence and RN’S AND URN’S MA30K= 35 Peace goddeu' IS 9142 M anchester. record ke^ng. SmaU pleasant IN EAST HARTFORD (G reek) n r 643-2711 875-3136 office. Insurance and pension 36 Tarsal E^iU or part-time, all shifts. ornament SHARPENING Sendee — Sawa benefits. Monday - Friday, 8-6. OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS 37 Irtcorporate knives, aces, shears, skates, ApiHy Mr. Wood, Hartford Des­ On bus line. Paid meal and 24 25 — rotary blades. ()ulck sendee. patch, 226 P rosp ect St., EXst mealtime. Good beneflta. 38 Cores o f living I. in. u. I. iw. o«—*■ i 3* a HOLD IT— TM M IS S ­ OH,NO-- \FC:R HEAVEN’S THANK G O O D ^ celU r Trouble Roaohing Our Advertiser? Capitol Equipment Co., 38 H artford. BURNSIDE ING A KlUT.' WITH ALL NOTTHE 1 SAKE, EVERT NESS TH DOS 40 F ool M ^ St., Manchester. Hours - MtA, TJA U A N>. 0#». THE t r a f f ic : THBCXJSH R EW IR - / t i m e YOU W3RK HASMTBEEN 44 Corrupted p BEE-LINE FosMons need five CONVALESCENT HERE, DON’T AHTBODY AAAN'S S o HSOMETHIMG CXJT h e r e - oath 24-Heur Answering Service dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, HOME DAVY JONES LEAVE TILL WE'RE KUMMAOe) WE HAVE TD w e d HAVE • Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7958. Roofing and Privato In sj^ tio m 32 stylists in this area. Free BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS SURE irAlWTIMA AGAIN.'/Y (ORGANIZE T O SH AK E 48 Lineage Help Wflntod samples. Wotlc two ifights a Phone M r. W allins 289-9571 CUFF, W RINKLE OR A SEARCH ANDCOMS 49 Egg cases ChhniMys 16-A t h is a s I IT Free to Herald Readers TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — EXPERIENCED certified Fomala 35 w eek, can earn $50 com m is­ ' AIN'T SAV, HE'S THE RIGHT. HE IT'S A BA CK o f f , SOME R.ACE BNZTV/ HIM OUT, 51SiUy BABYOnTER, one (diUd, 8 to 4 TASTY A S WHEN FAMOUS BILLION W ANTS US PLEASURE ON y ou .' TOO/ 52 D ry, as wine Trees cut, building lots clear­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ teacher, quaUfled to tutor all > sion. No coUectlng, no deUver- ORSON. THIS 53 New Zealand u I3 t r XT IT Want Information on one of our claulfled adverttaementa? subjeoto. SpeclaUzatlon-readlng ®^EM ®NCED halrdreeser ing. Requirements: must have weekdays, .beght in Aprtl I COOK WITH MV AIRE, AIN'T HE 7 To 00 A JOB TO WORK 1 9 No anawer at the telephone liatedT Simply call the ed, trees topped. Got a tree pairing roots of aU kinds, new BLOWTORCH, BUT JO B 'S J U S T ' parrot and metii. WUl tutor In your w®**ted. Apply Marlow’s personaUty, charm, love through June. CaU 280-8600. FOR H IM / FOR HIM FOR MARCO u U P problem? Well worth phone roots, gutter work, ohlmneys I'L L HAVE ANOTH 54 Place ca ll, 742-8252. own home. OaU 848-6698. Beauty Salon, 867 Main St. clothea, drive car. FOr appoint­ AND ME. 55 Compass point u cleaned and repaired. Sfi years’ MOlHEai of 8 toddleiw needs ER HELPIN6... 56 G o astray U EDWAROS experience. Free estimates. ment, caU 646-0480. SNOW PLOWING, reliable serv­ ' REOISTEIRED nurse for Cov­ housekeeper, 4-6 bouni per 1 DOWN 55 u CaU H ow ley 648-6361. 644- entry Public Health Nursing SEXDRBTARIE8 — Typists w eek, 644-8983. It ice. CaU Dave’s Auto Up- Holp Wantod— ANSWERINB SERVICE 8888. A ssodaU on. S u p erv ision — In needed for work in your area 1 Ordered h otrtery, a t 64S-824S. CATALOG FREX). rU send you Fomedo 35 service educaticsi and Uberal and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- (Newipeper falcrpn’M Aua.) ail new (Popular Chd> catotog. "»o|# / It, SGLOSOO 875-2519 YOU ARE A-1,'truck Is A-1. Milflnory,. DENTAL ASSISTANT — South personnel ptUlclee. OaU 742- time or 0-8 p.m. ExceUent pay, CeUars, atUcs, yards, drive­ 6642. no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ Let your, friends shop front H. and leave your mesaage. Tou’U hear from our advertiser In Windsor. Modem office. Ex­ Then you ptok $60 and mens la Jig ttme without spending all evening at the telephone. ways sealed and smaU truck­ Orossmaklng T9 perienced preferred but willing lum, Hartford, 278-7610. GtRL for simplified bookkeep­ free Itema. AUoe WflUuns, 2 ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- to train. Call 289-0340 after 6 DRESSMAKING and altera­ ing, typing abUlty required, QpERK, over 21, i>art-time for Popular Club Plan, Dept W60f, mano Trucking Service toll- p.m . Automobllts For Solo 4 free, 742-9487. tions, evening wear, suits one girl oftloe, 40 hour week, our N«4co drive-in store, Man­ Lynbrook, N^Y. made to order, 16 years experi­ benefits. CaU 280-5166. chester. Afternoons 3-6 p.m. T».eaa U S O ft—ARKfAnn • 1M* kv I—wwR ^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also en ce. Cklll 643-7042. Saturdays 8-2 p.m. Apply per­ REX>PENlNO very scot), have HERALD 1965 FO RD LTD , ex cellen t con ­ moving large appliances. Bunt­ FULL-’TIME Woman for gen­ sonnel department. New Eng­ openings for pait4fn>a wotlc WAYOUT dition, power steering and ing b a rrels d elivered . $4. 644- eral offtoe work, wlU train, land L aundry, 441 H om eotead evenings at tbe East Hut.- BY KEN MUSE brakes, 742-7676. MiRinary, BOX LETTERS 1776. OPERATORS aU beneflta CaU M A M Oil Ave., Hartford. ford Drive-In Theatre, Ftoose apiS y in perwon to o u r BJast A Y T A K E T H E R E ISA TAKE ^ ------1965 PONTIAC V entura 4-door Dronmakiiig 19 Service, Rt. 6, Bolton, 649-2871. V IHAVETWO TAKE I THATS ATTICS and ceUars cleaned, A PAT RAISE without a strike! Windsor Drive-In ’Iheatre, P O R 3 Y E A R 9 A BURNING For Your hardtop, automatic, V-8, power WANTED ' A O R TH R E E A HAVE BAD/ odd Jobs, light trucking, DRESSMAKING and altera­ p l a s t i c m a c h i n e operators Y ou ca n take h om e e x tra dtU- Route 6, between 7:80 and 9 on Z'VEHADA CXHJPLE 9 E N SA T IO N S - lZ COCHRAM eteering. Excellent famUy car. COUPLE DIZZY COUPLE A TOMORROW HIDE AND SEEK Infonnatioii trees removed and lots clear­ tions, tippers replaced etc for third shift, 12 m litoi^t to lars from your place of work. Eridsiyw, Saiturdays or 8isi- P A IN IN M Y OF IN M Y Take over weekly paymients. O F ' SPELLS OF HEADACHE/ WE'LL THE HERALD wUl not ed. CaU 643-1066. C all 649-4S11. AT 8 a.m. WUl train. Apply Iona .. coffee breaks can make you d a y n LEPT filDC/ A 6 P IR IN 8 / 9 T 0 IM A C H ' A G P iR IN G .' EVERT DAY.' ASPIRINS/ 100 p er cen t financing a v a il­ Manufacturing Co., Regent St. richer. Write Rawlelgh, Dept. OPERATE/ disclose the identity of FOR AL’TERA’nONS neatly ' ___ any advertiser using.box able. CaR 233-8715, M r. G rlppo LH-2, Box 840, Voiatle, New WANTS® — Lady for house SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’ NEAL SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour and reasonably done In my R N ’ S o r LiPN’s, 11 to 7 ahliiti letters. Readers answer­ or Mr. Bake. York 12184. Include phone v[ork one day a week, 4Nk serv ice. CaU '142-7649. hom e, caU 643-8760. S Friday and Saturday nlgltts. ing blind box ads who num ber. roonz Ranch; on ibui Una. Gall 1903 R A M B LE R A m erican 4- Laurel Maner, 649-4819. desire to protect their COMPUTER time avaUable,' 8364098. identity can foUow fills door, good running conUttion, nighUy, Saturday, Sundays at N COLLEGE girl for sales work, CXlUNTER-WOMBUt: A mature p roced u re: standard shift. $250. OaU 643- Maying— Tmekhig— I>erson for part-time counter MATURE WOMAN to oai« fkir reasonable rates. Mixed tape- Thursday evenings, aU day 7995. Stoniga 20 service in fast food business. etderty lady, not an kneMd. |3nck>se your reply to disk. H2200-S2K. CaU C R J, 649- Saturdays and aU siunmer. Ap­ Housewives who can spare six Live in one week, off on the box in an envelope — 1965 PONTIAC C atalina Oon- 5361: MANCHESTER Dellvery-Ught E ply Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main hours a day are welcome to aMernote wartes. Work every address to the Classified vertiible. 2 piKis 2, bucket seats. trucking and package deUvery. St., Manchester. Manager, Manchester apply. Apply In own handwrit­ other week. No laimdry or Take over payments, no money Refrigerators, wartiera and Evening Herald, together ing, P.O. Box 2266, BUhops heaivy houMworit Write Box down. OaU 233-8715, M r. G rlppo Hausahold Sorvleos DO SOMETTHINO Important and with a memo listii^ the stove moving, specialty. Fold­ O, Mancbeeter HetaU. or Mr. Bake. OfFarod 13-A ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. get paid for It! The Manches­ Corner Branch, West Hart­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE companies you do NOT ter Homemakers Service, Inc. ford, Conn., 06117. .An equal op­ You need no previous m Xt U R E w o m a n , paitthns, it to see your letter. LIGHT TRUCKma, bulk deUv- is seeking mature women with portunity employer. A STRANGE THING HAS HAPPENED, UDDENLY th e BEAR SITS Td(ir letter wUl be de- i ^ experience. We’U train idgMa; 15 houne at w eek. Ebc- 0 UPI AND SNIFFS. ery, yards, attics, ceUars clean­ Pointing— Papering 21 you at a good starting skUls In home management and folks; A BEAK HAS BROKEN INTO t a yed If the advertiser PONTIAC, 1964, Grand Prix. perienoe not neriwsary, wMrtg THE LODGE AND IS HIBERNATING GANG is one you’ve mentioned. Call 647-1079 after 6 pm: ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, salary. Valuable bene­ care Of chUdren, the elderly i n s i d e :—outside painting. Spe­ ALERT to team. Apply Ooomette De­ IN the FURNACE ROOM WAV/HE'S If not It wlU he handled /Lw. . - - ,, ------—. 644-8962. fits, pleasant working and the sick. PartAlme work cial rates for people ove# 68. partment, Treasure Ctty, ABOUT TO in the usual manner. | PONTIAC LaMane 2-door conditions, opportunity at a good hourly rate plus the Bright young lady wanted for t IM* kj las. T • leg MI Ht. OH. hardtop, rtandard shift, lexcel- REWEAVING of bums, moth- CaU my competitors, then caU Manchester Parkade. CHARGE/ for advancement. satisfaction of community clerical position in wholesale Icfit condition. Take over pay­ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ m e. E stim ates g iven . 649-7863, service. Phone 643-9511 be­ distributors office. Should have * TO 11 P.M. nurse’s aides, fUH ments, no money down. OaU dow ahodee made to measure, 875-8401. tw een 9-4. some knowledge of office rou­ or porMtane. Uuvel M mxm-, 233-8715, Mr. Grlppo or Mr. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Visit our employment Lost and Found 1 EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, tine and bookkeeping, five day 64M510. Bake. made whUe you wait. Tape re­ office located at 62 East DRIVEOIS for wchoof buses, exterior and interior Paper- Center Street, Man­ week. Blue 'Cross, CMS and LOST —Lady's wristwatch, ap­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 Manchester schoola, 7:80—8:40 k i t c h e n helper wanted to as­ hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insiued, chester. Open Monday other fringe benefits available. proximately 3 weeks ago. Oalt 1967 R A M B LE R , 4-door, eolto- Main St. 646-5221. a-m., 2:10—8:40 p.m. EbcoeUsnt sist cooks. Apply Cavey’s Res­ 649-1008. through Friday from Please caU 289-9861, ask for Mr. 649-8863. madc, radio, gocxl condition, part-time for third shifters, taurant, 848-1416. Calt 043-0851 anytinve. 8:80 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., W inlck. A PAINTING — interior and ex­ housewives. We train you. 3-m LOST —Men’s eyeglasses with or caU 843-4101. Slvenlng C m> t, (HA. W. TM I., U l M. OH. Building— terior, very reasonable, free 648-2414. ------■ c l e r k TYPIST, to handte name on frame, vicinity Shell 1905 CH E VRO LET Station W ag- and Saturday Interviews Cantracting 14 estimates. CaU Richard DENTAL HYOHBNIST, full or verloty of work for aooouidiv Station, West Middle Tpke. on, automatic, V-8, power can be arrangred. DOCTOR’S office asstotant, 1-6 part-time. For interview write firm. Manchester looatkn $6 M i "What did we make with my chemistry set? Well, we M artin, 640-9285, 649-4411. [ 1 CaU 64641997. steering, very dean. Take over DORMEIRS Room. AdcUtlons, p.m. and Satnrday mornings Box "A ," Manebester Herald, hour week. CrtI 64S-2779. O'lJEAL made Tommy's father's hiccups disappear payments, no money down. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD i l l in nothing fla t!" garagea, kitchens, rec rooms, CONTRACTOR — Interior — except July and August, no CaU 233-8716, M r. G rippo or houses, siding, roofing. Seven exterior paiinUng, paper hang­ Wednesdays. LPN training de­ M r. Bake. M OtV'S THE CHKIS DUNDEE! IT'S REALLY GREAT TO LIFTY HYSTER? I'M Porsonab year financing available. Add- ing. Discount on waUpaper. THE sired but not neoeaaary. Write I WORLD'S MOST HOWS THE WORLD'S A-Level Dormer, 289-0449. SEE you AGAIN, PHIL/ _ 1982 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, ex- CaU 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. Box ’’N,’’ Manchester Herald. FAMOUS MOST FAMOUS r SPOTTED you, EARLIER STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF SHERIFF? FIGHT PROMOTER? — WHEN YOU WALKED IN 1N(X)MB TAX service, call Dan con^Uon, faxstory re- CARPENTRY contractors, no SOUTHERN WITH LIFTV HySTERJ I'L L PHONE AHEAD AND 4 GIRLS, YOU'RE THE UNEASY TRUCE A MONO THE PASSENOERS IS M osler, 849-8329, o r 626-8263. engine, new tires, oaU job to large or smaU. CaU K “AVON IS CALUNG” ASK CLEARANCE ID LAND NOT SORRY THAT ONE THIN(S...THE TIME BOMS ON THEIR AIRCRAFT ______!______876-6156 a fte r 6 p.m . & R Building Company for Fioor Rnbhlng 24 BITSYlS su e AT ROCK­ COL. CANYON eoT CWHICH WILL BE ACTIVATED WHEN THE ENGINE .your free estimate, 649-6260. NEW In your neighboriiood FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- LAND A IR FORCE BA5E/ YOU TO SHAKE s t a r t s ; is a n o t h e r b a l l o p s n a k e s .. INCOME TAXES prepared by 1966 CH E VRO LET Imipala 'through TV. Be the AVON ing (spedalislng In older HANDS, ARE YO M arvin B aker, 643-0267. Super Sport, 2-door hardtop. ADDITIONS, remodeling, g;a- representative and turn Bucket seats, automatic, rage, rec rooms, batluooms floors). Inside palntinf. Paper­ ENGLAND spare time into money. CaU power steering. Take over pay­ tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ hanging. No Job too smaU. 289-4922. INCOME TAXES prepared in ments, no money down. Call ment work, cellar floors, pa­ John VerfaU le, 649-5760. TELEPHONE your hom e. C dll 643-5338. 233-8715, M r. G rlppo o r M r. tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- WOMAN —Elveninga. Must be Bake. synskl. Builder. 649-4291. pteaaant, mature, willing Woift- Bonds— Stocks— COMPANY AutomobDos For Sole 4 1908 GTO, show room condition, REC ROOMS, kitchens, room er. Ap^y in person. Card m any options. $2,760. (Jail 047- additions, . dormers, complete Mortgogos 27 (SfUleiy, Mandieater Paikade. NEED (JART Credit very bad? 1378. home remodeling. Royal Cus­ An equal opportunity employer Bankrupt, reposseoslon? Hon- SECOND MORTGAGE — UB- LADIES wanted to Introduce tom Builders. 646-3434. limited funds available for sec­ new Lady Catherine Coametlc MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY eot Douglas accepts lowest 1966 MUSTANG 2-door hardtop, down, smallest payments, any­ automatic, V-8. Very sharp. CARPENTRY — concrete stopa, ond mortgagee, payments to line for Stanley Home Pixxl- suit your budget. SbqMdlent ucts. CaU 644-2838 for inter­ Kl^'iPeGQ" iT9eeAAS t h a t w it h M y p e r s o h a u t y where. Not small loan finance Take over weekly payments. doors, hatchways, remodeling, PIL(3RIM MILLS is expanding company plan. Douglae Mo­ porches, garages, closets, eeU- servloe. J. D. Realty, 04S|tl29. view aj^sointment. I 'M G O IN G (^=Kl^‘u^ THERE ARE QUITE A FEW P099IBIUTIE91 100 per cen t financing. OaU and needs experienced sales­ tors, 346 Main, Ings, attics finished, rec ladies to be trained for our T D A 9 K T H E 283-8716, M r. G rlp po o r M r. SECOND mortgages, available INSURANCE agency requires t liLL-LiMi'linmmi.l Bake. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ new fabric store now under COMPUTER WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 1968 COM ET C on vertible, V -8, for home buyers or owners. full - time employe for in­ O O O o O o o CUCKITV V er related work. No Job too Terms to . suit your budget. construction on Oakland St. WHAT G A L ooooooo (rS OOOO O bucket seats, 4-speed trans- M ETROPOLITAN —1901, g o ^ teresting and chaUenging pool- O O O O O PK3C small. Dan Morap, BuUder. Confidential and Immediate ap­ Apply Miss Coburn, PUgrim tion. Knowledge of typing re­ WOULD B E C U C K Itr r d o n t k /mow mlaaloR, good condition, $650. engine, good brakes, needs OOOOOOO Vv E venings 649-8880. p rova l. CaU 646-2212 tod ay. , MUM, 177 H artford R d ., M an- quired. Salary to $100. weekly. A GOOD THAT co e e IT/ W H C T H E R C all e f ^ 5 p.m . 643-0617. d u tch . $76. Cian 649-8923. DATE r'/M

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^/rjsrrf^' IH O Tr-FO U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 >>^:iUijjB£u^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1969 Hc*p Wanted— Mok 36 Rooms WItlioHt Bocml 59 lininets Loeariom Land For Sale 71 H o iim For Sola 72 Homos For Sola 72 BERRfS WORLD For Rent 64 COVENTRY — Eleven acres Homos For Scrio 72 Homos For Solo 72 O of of Town Ooff o f Town DRIVERS for school buses. Out o f Town For Solo 75 NICE ROOM, kitchen privi­ SMALL, STORE near 100 per CLASSIFIED MSncheatsr schools, 7;A) • 8:45 ^ r ™>OM^W^home; ex — ------n e w e r two-family duplex, 5-5, For Solo 75 For Sola 75 leges, good Iwatlon. 649-8861. cent Main Street locaUon. Ap- J^j***^ Agency Renltore, 649- For the beat in real eotato in cellent condition, on biis line DELMONT Street For Sola 75 0« t of Town a.m., 2:15 - S;4S p.m. Excellent oU price ranges call Mitten six-room resMentlal A-1 location, two pait-Ume for third shifters, re­ ply Marlow’s, 887 Main Street. Property includes 2 extra bund­ PLEASANT room for gentle­ 'RwaKy, Realtors, 643-6930. X. e’S! ®A8T HAR.TFORD - 6 bed- Colonial Rancn, prune area, - ___ _ 5 room . ... Bpltt - VERN fW -tan^U f eight tired persons. We train you. ing lots. Marion E. Robertson room Ootonial. trouble gangs, ADVERTISING man. Parking. Near Main St.' 'MANCHESTER —Tliree new Realtor. 643-5953 ed front perch. NOw wiring. ______f quoUty oonstruction. three " I S * ® * ’ 848-2414. and Community College. 648- SCANOHES'l’ER—Tm ^ 2- % mere lot. $35,900. Ray Hol­ stores for lease. 000x100 squase Housot For Sola 72 With $7,000 down, you can as- OXFORD Street-”A one-car large bedrooms, double go- "*f*lmum fl- CLASSinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 4676 after 4 p.m. famUy, 4-4, 2-car garage, MANCITOOTER combe Realtors, 644-1285. MAN TO LEARN offset press feet. Busy locaUon. Reasonable. Charming 5- mime PHA mortgage and have home.” In these days^ you usu- w ' rage, barn. O.Uy $84,900. Hayes 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJI. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. MINUTES from Mancheoter oil rtornu, city water, aewera, room Rench, 2 baths, fireplace, Agency, 8400181. ouyer. 848-1700 , 686-9228. i operation tn advertising de­ ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. monthly paym enW $182. T.J. ally need two cars, b u tX H , plaster 5-room Ranch, la rg e separate beat Built 1962. Close 2-car garage, walkout base­ partment of grocery chain, Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, f i v e wooded lot, fireplace, $17,500. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. a nine-room home in an ex- m ----- Farms For Sola 74 —room suite o f front Main to school, bus, stores, alrcmft. ment, targe treed lot. Im­ iremftiv nA-\ft-ai BOLTON — Three bedroom BOLTON Here U a beau------CXHnr CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. some typing. Apply aftemoons. 14 Arch St. St. offices, 100 percent locsk Meyer Agency, Realtor, 648- Must be seen. Low 80’a. L. H. tremely central location where mediate occupancy. WIM‘ fi­ SOUTH END-Move in tomoT' Ranrti. Two batiu, two fire­ lul country home, m odem In n lu T t T lir w ’ ^ *AVE! ChapUa, Oaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South Uoii near banks, air-condition­ 0609. MomeauK Agency, 247-1262, you can walk to everything. 4:M PJC DAT BSTMUC PVBUOAnON Windsor. nance. Owner, l-m-8(ftl eve­ row, trfder seven-room In Up- .Pour bedrooms up, and five places, two esu* garage. Im­ every detaU with many built- iwi ™ If = . ’ Oonn. “ “Four room cottage, one ed, automatic fire sprinkler. 688-1607. In leaturea on a parx like lot ei9!9g28 Dlmock Realy, TWO-FAMILY with biulnesa nings. top condition. 1% baths, three rooms down Including a bright mediate occupancy. Low 30’s. acre, more available. Asking D««dltae tar 8*tardaj and M oadaj la 4:M p.m. Fridajr Apartments— Flefi— Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. surrounded by stately trees. ______|______ALUMINUM products Intrtaller. possibilities. Both apartments CENTRAL l/KJA-nON — pick bedroom^ corner lot. Owner kitchen, formal dining room Converse •v Rood. Morrison $6,000. All c a A P>1ce, $8,500. Tenements 63 t his spacious home Is ideal tor VERNON — Six room Cape, Appointment only. Joieph Manege installation for w dl INDUSTRIAL v- central, 2,600 are in A-1 condition. Call early your own paint and linoleum, finds the house too big, anxious gylng room, family room and Realtor, 643-1015. TOtnt OOOTERATION WIU. f% |AI 1AI9 established company. ' Elx- the large and growing famUy oversized garage, beautlful- Hochberg, Broker. Phone 1-456- BE APPBBCIATED l/IA L 04J<"2711 WE HAVE customers waiting square feet, first floor, large to see this unusual property. needs doHkig up, but $28,000. “SELECT perlence necessary, excellent or tor an toi-law situation, ly landscaped lot, Immaculate 9637. for the rental of your apart­ 13x40’ walk-ln cooler, loading Norman S. Hohenthal, Realtor, buys 10 large rooms, 2-famlly, will be given serious considera­ “ ^ There are eight (yes, 8) bed- condition, won’t last H M. salary, 643-2771. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 646-1166. 2-car garage, oil heat. Keith REAL ESTATE’’ by: tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, E l l * dock, ample parking, vacant. rooms and three bauis. Just to Frechette Realtors, 847-99M. tate Associates, Ino., 648-5129. Call Warren E. Howland, Real Estate 648-4128 or 649- 643-1577. Conlimmd From Procoding Pago COST ACCOUNTANT to com ­ ’THREE Incomes, Center Street, The BARROWS and mcUcate size of rooms, the fam­ Wanted— Rool Estate 77 pile product cost, good figure Realtor, 643-1108. 1922. ily room Is 28-80', This minia­ WINDSOR Locks.— Three bed­ LOOKINO for anything in retd two family, 5-8 plua separata MANCHESTER Strickland St. SELLING YOUR HOME? Itor appltude. Familiar with ma­ WALLACE Company appreclSS^d^iHIl^fe^ ture estate is priced at $69,500 room L Ranch. A-1 condition. ^estate rentals — apartments, TWO offices for rent one com­ five room house. Selling aa a MANCHESTER — Here Is Five room Ranch, garage, all prompt courteous service that Holp Wcmtod Molo 36 Ho> W oniod— Molo 36 chine operations. Technical or r e d ^ of state. Please call tor COVENTRY — Route 31. Large Family room, study, laundiy homes, mtiltlple dwellings, no pletely furnished. Can be .used package. Price reduction tor extras. Fine locaticm, beauti­ and is worth your considera­ gets results. (Jail Louis Dlmock trade school background ac­ once In a lltoUme opportunity ,20900 MANCHESTFR-a room, large covered patio, two- PART-TIME or full-time, r e ------— fees. Call J. D. Real Estate singly or together. Main quick sale. Wolverton Agency to buy a vacant 2-famUyJiome ful grounds. Owner, 649-6296. ” ' ’® tion today. Call the Jarvis Realty, 649-9828. ceptable. Apply Iona Mfg., **®^‘ basement. Garage. Real big Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. zoned heat, attached garage. ______liable. CSII Manchester Associates, Inc., 645-5129. St. Call 643-9678. Reeltore. 646-2818. located in-the heart of down- ifraro “ 2- TV & RADIO Regent St. * OOBURN Road. . .a fine custom tor, 643-1677. Terrific buy at only Furniture optional. Mid 20’s. ALL CASH for your property Wlndmr Cleaning Oo., 46 Oak town K ^ ch ester on business * VERNON —^Immaculate three SERVICEMAN 22 LOCUST Street, six room du­ S'TORE tor lease cm Route 83, WEST SIDE — 6 rooms, mod­ built colonial In an area of ------' $18,900. T.J. (Jrockett, Real­ Call George DeLinio, Broker, Mdthln 24 hours. Avoid rod tape. 8t., M8ASM. FULL or part-time machinist n zoned lot. The rooms are $22,600 VERNON. — 8-bedroom bedroom Ranch. Wall to wall plex, adults preferred. $140. Manchester. 6,000 square feet, em kitchen with buUt-ina, for­ comparable homes. This Is one tor. 643-1577. 1-876-7862. Instant servloe. Hayes Agency, For local RCA distributor. needed with some lathe and arranged In duplex fashion, 4 Ranch, wijtji a 2-car garage, on carpeting. Built-In oven and MEICHANIC or mechanic’s help- _ Lease and security required. air-conditioned. Will make al­ mal dining room, three bed­ of the finest we have seen. Out of Town 644-0131. Will train for Future promo­ milling experience. Apply In on each side. Priced \to sell at a Texas sized lot. Land suitable range. Only $32,800. CUl now. ™BRON O wtransfer- n e r ______•r. Also man for tire recapping' 1 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. terations to suit. Call 049-5296. rooms, large enclosed iwrdi, Sunken living room, two fire­ 75 BOLTON — 6H room Ranch, tion. Ideal working condi- person, Metronica Inc., 640 $20,900. Call Nick Obnvertlnb, for horses' or the breeding of For Sola Rita Rogers, 876-6360. Paeek red, three-bedroom Ranch. HAVE CLIENTS ready to buy or tire service. Good pay, all After 5, 643-8600. garage, aluminum siding, $24,« Jarvis Realty Oo.. Realtors Uogs. places, 1% baths, three bed------— three to~ four bedrooms, family > tlons, five day week; vcu:a- HUliard St. (rear), Manohee- NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ ReaKors, 289-7476, 742-8243. Kitchen built-ins, firepleoe, four bedroom Ootonial, mid benefits, 45 to 56 hours per 600. Phllbrick Agency Real­ 643-1121. rooms, rear porch enclosed, VERNON — Eight room Raised room, fireplace, garage.garage Ex- Uon, excellent benefits. Call ter. luxe garden type apartments MAIN St., com er office, 8 finished rec room, walk-out 80’e; and 3 bedroom Ranch, week. Must be steady worker. tors, 849-5347. ------. ______$24,900 MANCHESTER — "Splc side porch, garage, must be Baimh.Ranch. Well innHiaefiTviuilandscaped iz.% acre nellerrt area. Private ^—treed tot. Mr. M. Nlmlrowski. 528- available . now. Call Paul rooms end lavatory. House Ic FLORIST - .... basement and pod. Acre land- mid '20’s. Bd Air Real Estate, Apply NlcbolB Manchester 6581. DISHWASHER wanted for Fri­ ------gift shop, beauty span” 6-room Ranch on a seen to be appreciated. T. J. l ®^' BUT SALESMAN —Pods, MCanege $20,900, Immaculate 6 room reliable firm end this position MANCHESTER — Foreot Hills. 2-'car garage. Bowers School 1 1 I J *" “ ven pool department for well Help Wanted— Boats and Accessories 46 h a v e t e n a n t s waiting, for New seven room Raised $28,000. PhUbriok Agency Real- disposal Ranch, paneled recreation Is permanent with a bright fu­ Houses For Rant 65 room, bar, firepkice, 100’ lot, ssfnhilihed company. Ex­ MACHINISTS ture for the one who qualifies. Male or Female 37 n e w 196S clearance sale, up apartment or house. Call Ranch, double gerage, 2 baths, tors, 649-5847. 6nd a 1-cer garage. This fine Minit Auto s Having perience necessary, excellent assume mortgage, $146 month­ Salary, commissions and vehi­ to 20 per cent off. Boats, mo- Realtor, 649* VERNON — Six room Ranch fireplaced family room, all ------home Is ready tor immediate salary. Globe Home Improve­ SIX ROOM Colonlai, three bed- occupancy, ly. Hutchins Agency Realtors, cle furnish^. Vacations with tors, traileons, sonar equip- on bus line, near schools and built-ins. Secondary financing, ment CRlee, 648-2771. LATHE 649-5324. pay. Insurance and other em­ shopping, $176. a month. 649- $33,600. Meyer Agency, Real­ rooms, dining room, IH baths, . ment, vrindsWeldB, tope and LOOKING tor an apartment? Owner transfered. Assume 6*A *26,600 MANC3HESTER—"Gam - -rmnp ploye benefits. This is a ­ 4824, 876-1166. tors, 643-0609. BRIDGEPORT CLERK mtoc. Wo have many used run- Have many to choose from, per cent mortgage. June 1st **°*®-*’*” b*illt, 6V4 room Ranch New listing. ter than average opportunity. Two family, 5d, good Income. about, inboard and outboard call' PatS W. Dougan Realtors, ------MANCHESTER — Six room occupancy. Call 643-9094. on on enormous beautifully Operators. AU benefits, top pay, If you feel you qualify, please cabin cruisers. Buy now and 649-4536. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- SECURITY Opportunity In Data Proc­ Oape fireplace, formal dkung landscaped lot. 20-foot flle- uniforms, 56-hour week. ap^y to Singer Co., 856 Main save. We have layaway plans, ______!______Out of Town MANCHESTER — 2 tamUy, 12 placed living room, buUt-in oven 9963. St., Manchester, Com . essing, nights, tor clerk with room, oil hot water heat, ga- good figure aptitude and plus^tiilb to three years to pay. GARDEN Apartment, 2 large For Rant rooms, 5-6 end 2. Convenient aivd range, rec room with bar, MANOHFaTFR'TI“ ri,i,,nHoi « GUARDS For summer ttockagie and bedrooms, completely equip- rage, wooded lot, on bus line, SALESMAN — Remodeling. with some knowledge of location, city water, city sewer, cast ‘ron radiation, all plastered ® wlnter storage. Sales and serv- ped kitchen, heat, hot water ELLINGTON — sn'room Gar­ near shopping and school. Char NEW HIGHER WAGES NEW TREND MACHINE Manage kitchen and reo room .EAM equipment. Good $26,600. PhUbriok Agency Real- <^<>"^ructlon and a 1-car garage. room, 1 % Ice and brokerage, Glaston- furnished. May 1st. 649-8712. den Apartments. Large rooms, Bon Real Estate, 643-0688. baths, front to back living department for well establish­ wages and working condi­ tors, 046-5847. Here is qimllty at Its best. > FuU and part-time poeMions in PRODUCTS bury Marina. Also bo€d trans------—------heat, hot water, appliances. room with center fireplaoe> ex­ ed company, excellent salary. tions with convenient free I $140 monthly, wall to wall car­ EIGHT ROOM Colonial re^ $29,900 VERNON — 4-bedroom cellent condition. H. M. Hartford eiid surrounding towns. 256 WiUlams St., Glastonbury parking and benefit pro­ portatlon up to 36’. Main of- room apartment, central- Globe Home Improvement peting, adults. Call 876-9407, production, 2% baths, 2 fire-* Colonial, less than one year old Frechette Realtors, 847-9993. Must be over 21^ have a clean 1-633-6487 gram. Send resume to P.O. fice. East Hartford. Nap and decorated. Cities, 643-2771. Heat, hot water, cne bed­ 872-8791. ROCKLEDGE places, family room, recrea- ■•^rge treed tot. Complete record and car. Uniforms fur­ Box 1483, Hartford, Conn. Paul’s TV and Marine, 668- room. One or two adults only. tion room, double garage, 2 Utchen, 1 % baths, fire- nished and paid training. No LICENSED pltunbers, top pay 6320. VERNON — Moimt Vernon No pets. References required. Owners moving Into new patios, trees. Superb landscap- P^^ced living room, beamed etqierlence neceaaary, past ex­ and benefits, year ’round work. Apartments. Now available Logoi NoHeof 643-2171, Evenings, 643-8470. home, have their three bed­ Ing, 200’ frontage. Hutchins room and much perience evaluated. Veterans Apply Gibbs Plumbing and new 3% rooms at $145. and bring DD-214. Interviews Mon- room ranch for sale. Over­ Agency Realtors, 649-5824. I (his one!! Heating, 994 Hartford* Turn­ Situations Wantad— Household Goods 51 SIX ROOM apartment, (3 bed­ $150. 4V& rooms at $165. and DECBEE ON UMITATION day-Sunday, 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. sized kitchen, living room, OF CLAIMS POWER pike, Rockville, 875-0963. rooms), IH baths and garage. $170. Heat, hot water, refrig­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Hartford call 627-4177, New Brit­ Female 38 Model Home Furniture rear porch, two fireplaces, MANCHESTBJR Green A r e a - Write Box "KK”, Manchester erator, oven-range disposal, B & W holden at Coventry, within and for ain call 225-6600 or ap[riy In per­ PLANT 1% baths, garage, etc. . . . Six room Ranch, large fire- n . . ... _ the District uiof u>vemry,Coventry, on methe sm8th h e l p ^ 1-p l a y g r o u p experience for 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL dishwasher, wall to wall son at Herald for Inspection date. all In tip top condition. placed living room, aluminum BARROWS and WALLACE Co. day of...... March, A.D. .... 1969. PERSONNEL ^ preschoolers In my licensed 19 PIECES carpeting, air - conditioning, siding, full basement, garage. PresentHon. David C. Rappe. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, Beautiful rec room, too. Manchester Parkade . PINKERTON’S, INC ■amBr ^^/^r»o***T*”* " home, three mornings weekly $297 swimming pool and tennis T. J Crockett. Realtor, 643- Low go’s. Hayes Agency, 640- On notion of Johan J. Klein. Ad­ ’ with qualified teacher. 643-7277. hot water, stove, refrigerator, courts, parking and storage all 0181. Manchester 649-6306 ministrator, School Street, Coventry. 410 Asylum St., Hartford, Ctmn. Positions are open in Rd., Soutii Windsor. ______Interior Designer wants reliable _ ^ ______157Y. Connecticut, on the estate of Bertha garage, laundry facilities. Included. No pets. Hartford, Klein, late of (toventry within said An equal opportunity employer clean, efficient medium WOMAN will care for one or family or newlyweds to accept adults only, no p ^ . $163."per MANCHESTER —- Six r o o m ______district, deceased. m JOURNEYMAN lloensed 627-9238. Vernon, 876-8721, 876- sized power plant. two chil'dren dn my home, delivery of complete Model Dls- month. Available April 1st. 649- This Court doth decree that three 4856. “ ANCHEOTER - ^ 1 ^ mL^h.fte'\ltowV®^d®Ii‘X d ^ ? Phases of this operation pflumber wanted. Good wages, Reasonable. Call 643-0164. play of Quality Fiirnlture just 2497. MAN WANTEID, work In local overtime, paid hoUdaya. Call MANCHESTER — 2-famlIy, 5-5 rage, wooded lot. Many extras, room Ranch with kitchen built- ti*o creditors of sold estate to ex- Include refrigeration, removed to warehouses for Pub- VERNON — Brand new 3% dairy store, thrbe evenings Ray Boiiieit Plumbing and In a residential area, good Char Bon Agency. 643-0688. Ins. full basament, one car ga- ?i'’^eXnto&!H'.S!S’d lX X t plus som e Sunday work. Call and power generation. lie Sale. Modern 3 complete 95 W. MIDDLE Tpke. — 4H apartment In excellent resi­ Heating, 644-1817. floor plan, with 2 iMdrooms, rage half acre lot.rt. Sensibly public notice tebe ^given of this order •49-8017. After 6, 643-9707. We seek experienced rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 room duplex, fully equipped. dential area. Features heat, MANCHESTER — $18,900, Six • T rswnv py advertising In a newspaper hav- Fiberglass Belted & Polyester] personnel only. Salary Dogs— Birds-^ets 41 living room, dining room, and prioed at $24,900. T . J. urooK- ing a circulation In said district. WE BOUGHT pc. Convertible living Room, heated, garage. Available room Cape. Central location, hot water, refrigerator, range, large kitchen, oil hot water ett, Realtor, 643-1677. and by posting a copy thereof on the REOPEININO very soon, haVe In communaerate with 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. AprU 1st. Gall 649-2865 week knotty pine kitchen cabinets, ______GROOMINO all breeds. Har­ garbage dlsposlal and master heat, aluminum storms and _____ public sign post In said Town of openings for pert-tinie work ability and qualifica­ Salesman Wanted 36-A mony Hill. H.C. CSiase, Hebrew $10 down, you may purchase days. TV antenna, clooe to parkway throe-tour bedrooms, alumi- BOWERS School Aroa wventry nearest the place where. tions. screens, extra 57 x 143’ treed uwii- the deceased last dwelt. ' Cqrd Tubeless evnings cut the Elaat Hartford! J______Rd., Bolton. 643-5427. kny room Individually. Im­ and shopping. Adults, no pets. num storms, new gas furnace, er transferred. Immaculate■ ' Certified from Record OUT LARGE building lot, A-zoned. Wolver­ Drive-In Tbenirs. Plense apply mediate delivery or free CUPLEX 4H rooms, 1% baths, new roof, low heating costs. DEPENDABLE MAN who can CHIHUAHUAS — 3 months old, Rental $136. Call 1-872-0629, ton Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. custom built oversized Cape. In person to our Bast R^ndsor For further information, storage. private entrance, colored GE weekdays. Owner, 648-9870 tor appoint­ Formal dining room, fireplace, work ^thout supervision earn a KC registered, paper traln- appliances, Venetian bllnda, •vtsti Ortvw-lh Theatre, Rt. 6, toe- contact the employment im tn tiannn n i , , n ------' •—'— ------CAP & (DCP Charge Plans — ----- > u.uiuo, ment. No Agents. family rtzed kitchen end panel­ LEGAL WHITEWALLS orBLACKWALtS twen 7 :30 and 9 on FHdaya, ten^ * Instant Credit heated, bus Une. rent $160, no RCK3KVILLE — 4-room apart­ L-qOOB rKBlIlT TIRE MFRS' office third floor exten­ TOnus. Contact customers In stamps or time payments. pinn NOTICE or APrUOATION TWO FAMILY, 5-6, wall to waU, ed den. Two or three bedrooms Saturdays, or Sundays. sion, Tuesday through pets, 646-4342, 872-6569. ment, $136. stove, heait, hot wa­ NOTICE Manchester region. Limited .876-5046. This U to give notice that I, oven tand ranges, separate fur­ and two baths. Located on a Saturday, 9:30 a.m., to ter and electricity. 876-6634. EUGENE D. KELSEY, of 34 Hoore Mfrs.Sugp.y** auto travel. We train. Air mail _____ ^______DISCOUNT FURNITURE ONE hedroom apartment, wail Street. Mancheiter, Connecticut, naces, walk-out bcusement, nice beautiful wooded lot with fenc­ TOWN OF ANDOVER WAREHOUSE 5:30 p.m. Please use up ta $68.05 K. Y. Dickerson, Pres., South- COLLIES—Six weeks reserva- ^ v e tiled an application, dated Feb. quiet neighborhood, one year ed In back yard. One car de­ PART-TIME work, days. Call WAREHOUSE carpeting, dishwasher, 1969, with the Liquor Oontroi PUBLIC HEARING OF Talcott Street entrance, western Petroleum Corp., Ft. tlons now being taken on AKC, old. Wolverton Agency Real­ tached garage. Includes cus­ 649-5334. 9:30 a.m. to 10 e.m. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS ^bage dlsporei, all copper Rasort Proparty Commiaalon for a p^^age store THE ZONING BOARD Worth, Texas 76101. sable and white pups. Cham­ liquor permit for the sale of tors, 549-2818. tom drapes, cornices, carpet­ 3680 Main St. Hartford *™">e6lly over $800., 6 monthly 3V6-room apartment. Quiet 1 and 9 of the Town Charter, W , Hutchins, Agency, 649-5324 structlon, 4 bedrooms, formal sons may . appear ------and be heard in own bandwriting, P.O. Box NIGHTS MANCHESTER ter 6 p.m. 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. expensive carpet, clean^it with payments of $8.60 each or pay- residential esaa. Psirking plus notice Is hereby g^ven o f the dining room, 2H baths, ma- and written communications re CHARGE IT! G7I-14 . H7S*14a a m J 7 S -1 4 - 2266, Bishops Corner Branch, RANCH — Six, room, three bed­ G75-15 5 ^ / 1 ______Blue Lustre. Rent electric cash. 622-0931 dealer. all utilities included. Ideal for REFINED lady desires 4 or 5 adoption by the Board of Di­ hognny family room, 2 fire- ceived. Said appeal is on file Fiberglass Belted & Polyester INSTANT H 7 I - 1 5 » C s j s x i 4 e West Hartford. (3onn. 06117. An Turret Lathe Operators rectors of the Town of Man­ rooms, two baths, family room, EXPERIENCEID in building shampooer $1. The Sherwln- wF.qTTNRHnTTqTT newlyweds. Available April let. room apartment. East Hart­ places, 2-car garage, many and may be seen In the office of 5.25x14 3 6 # 8.SSX14 tjN xIS equal opportunity employer. Brown & Sharp production chester, Connecticut, March 4, bricki front, attached garage. CREDIT supplies. Excellent opportunity Williams Co. ______gjove, sofa bed, good condition. or ford or Manchester. Excellent more features. Must be seen, the town clerk. 8.15x15 M 5x15 1969, of an Ordinance as follows: Mid 20’s. 610 Wetherall Morri­ miller set-up operators. for advancement. Apply in per­ references. 249-4852. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649- Dated in Andover, Conn., this Cord Tubeless SORRY Sal Is now a merry gal. Evenings, call 649-8612. ------;------^ ______Chapter B 166 son Realtors, 643-1016. ■1347. 12th day of March 1969. All Benefits. son. Moore’s Super Stores, Inc. CEMETERY LOTS, SALE OF MACHINIS'TS V Nutmeg Rd.,- South Wlndbor. She used Blue Lustre rug afid BENGAL combination gas and •^U^EX-8%-room, heated, hot ------V— — ------2toning Board of Appeals, Prices plus 2.36 to 2 .9 4 Fed . Exc.Tax BE IT ORDAINED by the LAKE S'!*, 3-bedroom Ranch, RANCH — Six rooms, 3 bed- Andover Conn. WIDE TRACKS An Equal Opportunity Employer upholstery cleaner. Rent elec- oU stove. Call. 649-2646 after 6 ®PPh“ *es, air-condi- Businass Proparty Board of Directors of the Town tloned, carpeting. Patio with excellent condition, rec room. rooms. This attractive home Theodore Moberg, BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS tric shampooer $1. Olcott p.m. of Manchester that the follow­ barbecue, parking. Adults. 640- For Sola 70 2-car gkrage, large lot. Hard to offers proud ownership. Many Chairman RED Bf WHITE STRIPE! . AIRCRAFT EXPERIMENTAL Variety Store. ing regulations shall control the Halp Wantad— ------KING SIZED black Hitchcock 6750. beat for $21,500. Oall Mitten extras. Tlmrod Rd. Upper 30’s. Erich Sllsmets, Full 4-Ply Polyester Cord Body ONLY, TOP PAY FOR TOP ABLE BODIED MEN 391 CENTER Street, an eight sale of lots In all Town oeme- Mfra. Sugg. List Male or Famala 37 p r o v e n carpet cleaner iieadboard also Harvard tertes. Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Morrison Agency, 643-1016. Secretary PERSONNEL, FULL BENE­ PART-TIME room hothe with 2-car garage u p to$ 7 6 .«S FITS. Blue Lustre is easy on the bud- frame—dual bedspread and located in business n zone. Sec. 1 Cemetery lots will be Triple-Ring Tubeless Whitewalls Evenings 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. ADMINISTRATIVE ------forgotten colors, blankets. Also Antique Cherry Purnishad Dwelling could be easily con­ sold only to residents of the Phone 847-1431 Married only, car needed. Bhampooer $1. % bed. 649-9076 after 5. Apartmants 63-A verted Jor professional or com­ Town of Manchester, with the or Apply in person at Paul's Paint & WaUpaper Sup- following exceptions: $3. per hour to start. Call ment abilUles and public rela- mercial occupancy. Robert J. pJy- BLOND formica table and 4 THREE rooms furnished, first a. The sale of lots In Vet­ Sugg.Li 646-4880. 2-7 p.m. only tlons expertise are essential Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, erans Field shall not be re­ up to SS2.30 chairs, blond glass front hutch, floor, i>riVBte entrance, ample 649-6241. ROLO MACHINE CO. prerequisite.o V. Salary open. ALWAYS a fine selectlwi of 21” walnut console color T-V, parkin^ Please cau'M i'o^' stricted to residents of the Town D70-14 of Manchester; 55 Elm St., Manchester MAN WANTED tor wahsroom, Sei^ short resime of bu^e^ reconditioned TV seta, at your needs repair. 643-7208. pariong. i-iease cau 649-9608. experience ... to r,Box •.„«176, T,..-,.Buck Zenith Authorized dealer — ------ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, all b. Sales shall be pennltted 6.95x14 Size 6.50 X 13 steady job, good pay. Apply to former Town residents who land Station^ Manchester. Modern TV Service, 386 Cen- utilities $126. monthly. 649- Investmont Propoify New Syrtem Laun^y, 44 Har­ have lived tor a period of one 7,38x14$07 7.78x14$90 CABINET MAKER with super- rison St. ter St. 643-2205. Open daily WantOd— To Buy SB 8861. For Sob 70-A (1) year or longer In the TVmm viaory experience. Excellent 7.35x15 7.75x16^® Prices plus and Thursday evenings. of Manchester. Q70-14| opportunity tor qualified man. FIRST AND SECOND _ WANTED TO BUY — antiques, ONE R(X)M, fumlrtied, lease FOUR FAMILY — 4 room H70-141 1.79 to 3.01 Sec. 2 Purchase of cemetery 070-15! S.25X14S9Q 8.5Sx14$On Call Dlsplaycraft, Manchester. SHIF-TS ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used steins, furniture, pewter, lead- and security required, $76 per apartments, $5,640 yearly in­ H70-15^ 8.15x15 8.45x15 Fed. Exc. Tax lota will be restricted to resl- .25x14 648-9667. as printing plates, .009 thick, lamps, art glass, primitives month Paul W. Dougan Real- come potential. Call for details. and former resldertts tor 5.55x14 23x36” , 26 cents each or 6 for any quantity. Furiutuia re- tor, 649-4636. , 8.18x15 Multi-Circuit — a , rapidly Palmer Realty 648-6821. their famUy use, and lot owners otn 8.45x15 $1. Call 643-2711 paired. 644-8962. ------COLONIAL BOARD growing firm in the elec­ ^ prohibited from selling or •'TRAINEES ------ONE or 2 adults to share nlce- »f®naferrtng lots except to the tronics field extends an in­ ELEX3TRIC portable heater, WANTED — Antique furniture ly furnished three-room apart- Town of Manchester, Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord Bbiy For Skilled and .unskilled. Ex­ vitation to visit our plant to Homart, automatic, 220 volt, glass, pewter, oil paintings or ment in Manchester. Phone ^ c . 3 For purposes of tMa cellent wages, full-time, six discuss trainee opportunities Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord Body * Custom* Tubeless Blackwalls IBM DEPT. $25. 643-8607. Other antique items. Any 643-8846. Ordinance, the word "famllv” •lays per week, shift differ­ In the following areas: ;-----r — — quantity. The Harrison’s, 648- ’ ------Now 8 ^ be defined as all heirs In a ential, Blue Cross, CMS, Premium* Tubeless Blackwalls * ’ SALES DEPT. 87Q9 jgg Oakland Street. llne^ famUy line, spouses, * life Insurance, paid holi­ PLATING good condition. Pair cartop b r i e r s and staters of th erM - Mfrs. Sugg. List SILK SCREENING ord owner. For RCA Regional distrib­ days, other fringe bene­ brackets. $18. takes aM. 649- HOUSEHOLL> lota — Antiques, Businoss Locations Mfrs.Sugg.List * up to S32.55 INSPECTION PRODUCTION Renting o utor. Will train tor advance­ fits. Progressive and ex­ 2291 after 6. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, For Rant 64 Sea 4 ^ the event of trans- ijp 1 S4L55 4- ROUTING ment, ideal working condi­ panding Company. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ fw ^ k to the Town of Man­ 4- chester, ^ Town will refund tions, good starting salary, . , . „ Car bed, carriage In excellent lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 474 MAIN ST. ^ c e tor rent. Size 6.50 X 13 Size 6.50 X 13 Apply between 10 a.rn.-12 noon condition. swing^-matlc, Center of town, plenty of park­ SUWfY BROOKE no more than the amount orlg- 4- vacation, five day week, Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. ^ d 2-5 p.m. Ask tor Mr. Harvey jumper chair, horse rocker. tof the lot propor­ Blackwell 4> Blackwell excellent benefits. Call Mr. 615 PARKER STREET ing, 646-2428. 9-5. King. 649-6872. tionately reduced by the m i i ^ This is ihe new nurriber for the Hartford .office of M. Nlmlrowski. 528-6581. V1LU0E of Interments in I t 7.35x14 $04 7.78x14$00 ♦ 7.38x14$g7 7.75x14$<|0 MANCHESTER Rooms Without Board 59 I®' Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation. New expanded 7.35x15 7.79x19 Prices plus MUL'n-CIRCUI'TS TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be rent, $40. moiitMy. Ask f o r ’This OnUnanoe shall take ef- 7.38x15 7.78x18 4- EASTCO 50 HARRISON STREET switchboard facilities are only one’ of the many advanced ^ _ Prices plus 1.79 to 2.83 —■ •MRS. E. S. LOFTUS. a delight If cleaned with Blue THE THOMPSON House — Oo^ Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. By Raymond F. and *^ttar this 8.25 X14 $O q 8.59x14 S9A cJrfc„-T.. Z. •J5x14$gO 5.S5X14S1Q 96 LEGGETT STREET MANCHESTER Lustre. Rent electric sham­ tage St. centrally located, large „ „ „ „ ^ in this newspiuer •.19x19 ^ '*• .4 9x1 9 ^ ^ Fe(^. Exc. Tsx 4> 5.19x18 ■ 0 8 .4 9 x 1 9 ^ 5 1 Fed. Exc. Tax provided that within ten OO) customer services in CNG's ever-expanding moderniza­ EAST HARTFORD pooer $1. Pinewood Furniture pleasantly furnished rooms, Lools C. Hamate 4* ♦This it tht mtrs. dwi|«« paraon between 7:80 anfi d r i v e r NEEDED tor Cbm- Apply Treasure Shop Jewelers,______FOR RENT, front, room, oen- SlcttoT**®* shop. (I!all 843-9678. 649.4536 MANCHESTER BERLIN • p.nii on FVidaya, Saturdays, pony pick-up truck. Knowtedge Manchester Parkade. - ^ . . . . . trafiy located, 59 Birch St, 649------I Gonlde Jr. WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN WATERBURY SPRINGFIELD •r nundoyw to our Eoat Wind­ of greater Hartford area neces- Boots and Accassorios 46 r m . Ha r t f o r d RD. — 2,500 te o iste iy CONNECTICUT NATURALGAS CORPORATION Oonwr of New Stete Rd. Store « I 5 Store #$t Store #13 Store #14 • «tz sor Drtvw-ln Tlieatre, R t 6. Or s«ry. Apply In , person. Mock ______square feet. Ideal for manu-. Bo«4 o(Diroctois i»Zt SSI Weal Middle Turnpike Webster Square fle u MZ SHee DeeneHl Centennlel Pleia kteteteltete #-1M ooll any noontime, 828-M79, tor Oo., 1886 TbUand Tpke., Manw AQUA-CAT , used 4 (JLEAN furnished room for gen- facturing or distribution, plat- and HiOiaid S t Dated Mewcheeter, Conn. Berlin, Conn. WetiiereWeld, C< Meriden, Conn. Wetorhury, C etm . p doytirae ogipolnlment. cheater. R p a r l A sI c ®f*g*™aUy cost over $S00, tleman. Central. Au>ly 4 Pearl form, excellent location. 649- tkcau ticra iu seU for $600 firm. 649-9182. St., Mia. DeMute. 7296. cut, Uls Bkh day o f lTaroh» itlB. O PEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 ■ SATURDAY 9 to 6 r Lf i », < 0 - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 19M » manrliPBtrr lEvrnittg Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 OClock men, Tuesdays from 8 to 6 p.m. Wednesdays from 7:80 to 8:46 Y W G asses Mrs. Cleo Uvingstan, Instructor. p.m., Mrs, Diane Bates, instruc­ Guitar, classes begin tonight, tor. Wednesdays from 7:80 to 8:16 Knitting for letf handers only, A v sw Dolly Net Pnsb Ron For Spring and 8:16 to 9. Mrs. Richard Pro­ Thursdays from 9:80 to 10:80 Par The Weeh r a f lr r vost, instructor. a.m., Mrs. Naomi Zima, instruc­ March 8, 16« The Weatlier W ill Start OU painting for men end wo­ tor. (Jolf, Thursdays from 10 to 11 ^ Q ''^ % ' Spring sessions of TWCA men, Thursdays from 7:30 to 10. F a ir ton iU it. L ow to 20a. Th- ••W« wtto u « K very human Mrs. Lis Humphries, instructor. a.m., at GoUlond, TalcottvlHe, iiattrl|pfifpr lEurnttm BrraUi iporrow moetiy aunny and classes start next week at the Mrs. Albert Oayson, Instructor. 15,476 wMb our—tria, do— up to Community T, 76 N. Main St. Contemporary Uteratuie for warmer. High in 40e. Baby-sitting available at Com­ Im b m m w In ollwrai,*' the Rev. men and women, first and third Uanehetter'—iA City of Village Charm Registration may be made at the m unity T . CNrtw wmdnaon o( St Alphon- Community Y office. Tuesdays of each month at 7:80. At Pinehurst, Y-Drop-In Program, n o VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 138 •oi ObDege fai Sut&eld toU an .Adult daytime continued Contact Mrs. Chester Bigelow, LEAN CORNED BEEF (TWENTY-FOUR. p a g e s — t w o SECTIO N S) charge, Thutsdaya from 9:80 to MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, ANARCH 18, 1969 (OloMlfled Adverttatog on Fhge Sl) ■MdBwine o ( XX —men leat 8 Harvard Rd. for information. PRICE TEN CENtk classes Include: 11 o.m ., ping pong, pool, voUey- DOMINO ■IgM at the Ladlea Guild of Toga, intermediate, Mondays POR ST. PAfIRfCK'S DlAY tie AMumpUon's Mth aimml New programs include: ball, bridge, gam—. Jogging, and from 9:80 to 10:80 with Mrs. Ceramics for men and women. coffee time. Ooumarion Dhmer at WSile’e Ruth Bender, instructor. StoeJt Hou—. YW Wives, Tuesdays from 9 ^Dihner Suggestion For " I b o la 00 hungr o n MmoeU to 11:30. SUmnastics taught by tiait he aannot o m heyotid hia Mrs. Maurice Landerman; cera­ COMPANY CORNED BEEF SUGAR B O M ," the gueot apeaker oon- mics by Mrs. Diane Bates; and Downtown Main S t, Manchester BRISKET CORNED BEEUP — BOILED POTATOES Umiad. “In a world full of all crafts by Mrs. Charlotte Mur- BRUSSELS SPROUTS WITH LEMON BUTTER loraa o< maaa coamnimleatlan phy. Apollo 9 Makes ‘Pinpoint’ Landing OR NATIVE (3ABBAOE — HORSEUIADISH SAUCE medta; we cannot acceixt oom- Open 6 Days till 5:30, Master Counselor Koffee Krafters, first and third PEPPERIDOE ROLLS naaileatlon with thoae next to Wednesdays of each month from U M B JBLLO 5i49* ua. Koarjajue comes faito our Thursday Nights till 9 Raymond J. Islelb has been 9:30 to noon. L im it 1 6-lb. ba g Uv— for a special reason and if HILLS COFTPEB elected master counselor of John Y-Wednesday Dessert Series, "Charge Accounts we keep dooed, coM, and away Mather Caiapter, Order of De- from 12:80 to 2 p.m., March 26, wSth each $6.00 ordM’ Dodd Proposal Rejected •ram people, growing will never OordiAy bvited” M hardware and painted a picture of a Rd., Bolton. He succeeds Wayne SNIPPY structor. Baby-sitting available. Bottom Round for voyageH to the mbbn, the ApoOo 9 esitixMmute peni- heautlftil wortd, and ttiey spend Pierce as maater counselor. Children’s Program; Modem WASHINGtrON (AP) — Hie void if any nuclear power in- moat of Iheir lives struggling Tomatorama Senate rejected today ai third at- vades or threatens the Inde- chuted to a pinpoint landing in the Atlantic Ocean to­ Since Joining DeMolay on dance, Mondays, 3:16 to 4 p.m.. lb day and were quickly hoisited aboard the recovery ship to fit into the picture. March 20, 1067, Isieib has served for Kindergarten through Grade SCISSORS tieanpt to attach oondlttons to pendence of another nation. Drama people Iwlieve dwt as senior counsek>r, chaplain, 2; 4 to 4:46 p.m.. Grades 3 Corned Beef SALE U.8. approval of the treaty to He said that would "dhpel the Guedakanttl. God Is ttaneleaa and that there orator, and preceptor. through 6. just for Girl Scouts. During Girl Scout Birthday control the spread of nuclear widespread fear that the United Air Force Oob. Jaznea A. •i no peat, no future, with God, He is a senior at Bolton High Adult evening continued Week, March 9th through 15th, we are going to weapons as M moved toward a States wlU be wUUng to sweep i r i a x v l z # T P z r E o MicDlvItt and David R. Scott Just lbs near. God tnsule the School where he is a member classes include; V customer survey indicates that while 6 out of 10 want the final vote on the pact future Czexdioelovaldas, as well F Puts M IM /Uf a n d civilian R u u M l L. have a cut-up ceiebration by giving aii Scouts HUNTS Schweickart rode their durable wortd, made maia then woman, of the yearbook staff, newspaper Rhythmic exercises for wo­ lolld extra lean Bottom Round Corned Baef, the other 6 Senate ratification is expected as the past, imder the rug.” visiting our department a pair of trim, 4" scissors -voted for . . . and th en ttfo drama began. He staff, Latin Club and Dramatics before the day is out. Thts was a reference to the ttpooeshtp to a sptaahdown in — FREE! Made of pretty green piastic with raised craated the flooda hum which Club. He b^ongs to Instructora TOMATOES The Senate rejeeted, 81 to 16 Soviet invasion of Ciechoslova- U.S* on July gentle seas within sight a t this trefoii, they are easy to carry in pocket or purse. PINEHURST U. S. CHOICE LEAN Noah took refUge Iti his ark, of the Handicapped (lOH) and is Peeled.. .SoUd Pack an underatandlng propooed by kia last August. hrttoopter carrier stationed 800 H e crew tsd Jesua^ an d He is head acolyte at St. Mary's Epis­ WANTED The rounded tips never catch or scratch. So, 16-oz. — 808 Oana Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, DOim . But Sen. Mike ktanafldd, D- miles north of 'Puerto Rico. rtlU emoting. NotMng happeca copal Church. come on— it wll! be shear joy having you visit us! Brisket Corned Beef Dodd wanted the Senate’s res- Mont., said the language Dodd Moon Course With television camezas iis- by chanoe if God Is timeless Elected to serve with Isieib Gean, Late Model olution of approval to include a proposed would only "muddy laylng the dramatic splaalidawn and is creating. Bveryihing, are Brian McAwley, senior coun­ 2 Cans 450 provlsiaa dectaitag the treaty the treaty as weU as «May U." By JIM 8TBOTHMAN and recovery to the United USED C A R S AP Aiaiespsoe Writer States and Europe, the astro­ good or bs4 happens so that selor and Michael Fields, Junhw 28 oz. No. 2% oana o f The necessary two-tMrds ap- ens can grow from the eoeperi- counselor. / praval was fii^ expected for SPACE CENTER, Houston nauts splaehed down Just three Top Prices Paid F b r this group w e featu re 'vtdiole 10 theoe fine tomatoea eneo. Appointed oCtlcera are Charles the treaty, which -was originally (AP) — Apollo 9 has not only miles from the Guadalcanal at The gueot speaker gave three Smith, senior deacon; George For Ail Makes! to 12-lb. Briskets,, flat or rolled.. .lb. aufaniMted to the Senate last put America stiuarely on course 12:01' p.m. E8T, ending a slgrdti- Cans cant mission that advanced tMs M te m ■HLO CIWb^ L M en, Smith, Junior deoxxm; Ranald CARTER CHEYROLETl 2 65c. July by former President toward a July lunar lending, but New F ighting chalked up a bundte of bonueez nation a major step toward an Ghee) to ues ea guhMtoea Take Smith, senior steward; Bradley CO .. INC. or smaller 2nd cut at ...... 99c Hie sauce wHh many uaea Johnson, It was reported to ' poople on they am and do not Brooks, JiBiior steward; Wallace ... and the favorite of the floor (hiring the summer but^ that win make flighta to the hdstozlc landing of two n*m on the nuxMi in Ju ly, tr y to Toeke them what you Whiting, orater; John Simpoon, 1228 Main S t g ood oooka the Soviet invasion of Ctet*»*>oed the guest speaker. Brad HuMgren, almoner, cuid cooked tender. Do not use thermometer. this fine aouce only An Israeli army spokesman the Senate, could be useful In rescuing mm watehed os the astronauts Othern seated at the head table Steven Armstrong, crown FV>r brussels sprouts . , . follow package directions. said the battles erupted after a Under the paxst, atomic pow- a aafe landinjR in the Atlantic Ocean today. In tSie aboard a dtsaMed spsceslilp, opened their batch; etepped Into w ere M rs. Gemge Legler, chair­ bearer. Can 3 9 c day of sporadic exchanges and era promise not to turn nuclear U.S. Deaths Doubled mft at left is Oo4. James A. McDivitt and ib the and g o t n iw ectglneering date life rafte, cuid were Mfted^up to a man of the event; Mrs. Louis **»®**l®*nw» arms over to have-not nations. for planning future mlariam. hovering chopper. The' space­ For The Lady In A Hurry A Cairo radio broadcast said The latter agree they will net- OitowMkl, GuUd secretary; and other raift are Ooi. David R. Scott and Astronaut "Aoroas the board, we’ve had men appeared te good spirits as Serves H im R ig h t rocketa, artillery, mortars and ther develop nor acquire such they waved sC the camera and Mha. Leonard Rackowskl, BILUNGS, Mont. (AP) — A N EW at nN EH U R^T During VC Offensive Russell L. Scbweic^art: This photo was taken fbom a good mission,” Kranx toM a Guild treasurer. Individual 8^-oz. Servlngg C O M E T O light weapons were brought into weapons. sm iled. thief entered Jim Stone’s hotel o f FVozen news conference as Apollo 9 clr- In return for foregoing atomic SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. days of the affenslve. They satd. a television screen. (AP Photofax) cted the globe on its flm i orbits BecauM of the wash from its rexm tn BUlinge and e|xrie some Your Authorized The Cairo 4m>ad(»st clahned arms; the nonnuclear countries PINEHURST FOR Command reported today that however, that the Oonununist : ------1------betors . today’s re-entry with its rotors, the hrtleopter hod to personalized checks in Stone’s JAKE-A-LOAF the IhraeU’s ttarted ahooting aire promised they will tttare In BUSTER BROWN Swanson's 789 Amertoan troops were killed cxmttnahd apparerjtiy was re­ crew of three. matte aevemi passes befotw the name after 'vandallxl^ the STATE OF MAINE first at Ei (Jantara, Firdan and peaceful uses of ttw atom. in action firin g the first If^days scrooping and resuppliji^ its frogmm could the Hrd- I STt PlA im CK ^ DIAY room . Dealer IsmaUla and then spread their The treaty will come into of the Viet (tong’s l9-day-

n8’ sur­ Veal, seasoned with na­ 386 A m erica n s d ie d in axrtion South Vietnamese w>ounded to­ fa ce. for dear life.” One of the oon- m nal staxtad at 6 p.m. tures flavor magic sea­ during the week of March 2-8, taled 1,068, down from 2,072 the ,___ troUera aold “It looks Hke s 10149° The flgMing erupted oidy a the second week of the current Etoough questions w eek b efore. AnaiJilBr 217 South Mack Sennett comedy.’ sonings . . . in oven pan few hours______after (tolro___ mdio re Jury ToM Merrill offen siv e. Raided in Florida parttculariy about navigating ___ PLAYTEX' ready to bake . . . A ^ e Come To Pinehurst Vietnamese were listed as miss­ lt'8 your 57th birthday today, T his w a s 117 le s s than tl)e 463 KEY WEST, Fia. (AP) — EM lian, Haitian consul general In by our meatmen to save ing tn action last week. rpace agency is expected to fly March I2th, For moro than For Sealteat MUk G ot Revolver in Americans reported kUed dur­ Miami, said he had learned that the Otradalcanal deck at I2ri6 The weekly summary raised lowing a dead man’s traU, offi one more misaionmlaaion before at- half a centuty, the (K’ganiza- time for you . . . 2 lb. PKG. ing the first week of the offen­ “Everyone Wins” Everyday Low Pkiee American casualties kt Vietnam p.m., Jutt 48 minutes after itwy tion you belong to has been , loaf ready to pop in oven chief of ttaff. He replacee Lt. Peanut Butter Jar sive. But it was double the aver­ out among the trainees. ^ lunar landing. The returned to earth. ' and bake . . s a L M i « Oen. Abdel Manefm RIad, who age of 170 Americans killed sin ce Jan. 1, 1961, to 32,712 ergiades Wednesday and arrest­ next flight, scheduled to Nast serving the girls of the U .S A A very special Swanson Beef "It’s my imderstanding that The bearded appeared a was kUed In a canal battle Sun­ Frederick Merrill, an inmate each week this year until the of­ killed In action, 206,182 wounded ed 12 heavily armed men they off May 17, will call tor three jambwee by helping them prepare for H Try one today . . . keep one an argument broke out and Bak­ bit shaky but h s | )p y a s tb sy Stew frozen in pouch to pre­ day. at the state prl8(xi, was sent a fensive began. and 1,321 m issin g o r captured. say were training at a Jungle Apollo- 10 astronauts to circle the responsibilities of home in yiour freezer tor emergen­ Ripened by Florida Sunshine er received a .22-caliber bullet stopped from tbs helicopter entn serve flavor. In the past three canal bat-__ SVn hidden in a peamit butter South Vietnamese and enemy ^ ^ tnvaakm of Haiti. the moon for 68 hours, sources cie s. and sold at Plniahurst in the chest," Maximilian szid. a 200-foot red carpet rtrilsd and community. Ues, U.N casualties aloo were eubctential- Gong and North The men dressed in camou- said. '! , V, observers said the ^ Jury In Tolland (tounty "He was losing Mood and one of E gyp tians started firing____ ^ ____ first Superior Court in Rockville was ly leas than the week before, ac­ Vietnamase have been killed in fiage uniforms Included 10 H al- On that schedule, the landtog We in turn are happy to^be 160 Slat, flwaaft Ms friends was taking him for m ission They saluted the mess of sai­ every time. ” toldtold today. today. cording to the weekly allied those eight years. tafo exiles end two men Identi- h elp .” would come In mid- of service and will strive to At Pinehurst July. lors as a boatswain piped them This fourth clash of Egyptians 8^ was used D ec. 19 aum m oides. Meanwhlle, the Viet Cong fled os Americans in riiarge of Brown said the former Green keep up our relationship of CACKLEBIRD TEMPLE Overshadowed by Apollo 9’s aboard. They i^ipeaxed to be and leraelis- came------. after several escaped when Merrill, 22, The Saigon government said stepped up its offensive again the camp. Berets were dentified as Ed­ today, pumme'ing about 40 mHl feat of qualifying the LEM were »U«hUy damp from water + mutual satisfaction. , hundred Arab youtlw marched priaon guards who were 269 of its men were killed, while Unofficial sources sold the ward Koldy, 33, and WllUam J. CORNISH HENS .e a ch ORANGES tary bases and towns with mor­ Americans were former mem­ many leas dramatic but impor­ apSled into the rafts from the .Into occupied Gaza, waving f’eturnbig him to Somers after the two allied commands report­ Dem pseV. 26. Although both rotorn. We consider it a privilege to JONES PO RK sticks and stones in damonstia- «ppeamnce in the Rockville ed. 4,063 Viet Cong and North tars and rockets' during the bers of the Green Berets—the were listed as Americxuis, Maxi­ tant accomplishments. Includ­ night. in g : A color guozd stood at atten­ vte a Girl Scout Equipment tions against the Israiril occu- Vietnamese battle dead With Army’s Special Forces trained milian said Dempsey was a Ca­ SAUSACE .U>. tion as McDlvltt, Scott and )^nncy and hope we have pde^ They retreated before Merrill emd his mother, Mrs. 621 government trocqjs and 6,813 South Vietnamese headquar to edd guerriUos. nadian citizen. — Proving the space suit with Schweickart wore greeted by nuRj^ some contribution to PINEaiURST DEU.UXE Mi r^itoroed Isra^ patnds. Gladys Merrill of Tolland, are O f the enemy reported killed the persons were _ Monroe (tounty Sheriff Robert "The federal people are look­ oxygen-flUed backpack to be ----- i . . - _ .... ^ ^ mm------J ■ . . Brown sold the raiding party of the ship’s captain, (topt. Roy M. U.S. CHOICE T w soldiers were Injured by being tried on a total of week before, thie broi^ht Vlot- killed and 66 wounded in four at­ ing into that with deportation worn by astronauts walking on your great movement. 16 Sudduth, Virginia Beach, Va., rooks, and the students who charges connected with the es- nam'ese baiUle dead during the tacks In the Mekong Delta. U.S. deputies was alerted to the ex­ tn mind,” sold one of Brown’s the moon Is safe and comforta­ istence of the camp some 50 and executive officer, (Jmdr’ ROUND STEAK .lb. threw them were prrested. cape. first two weeks of the offensive he^quartens said over-all mili­ . .z ” *icuw3iieuiu».lieutenants. No iwhometown m was ble. RusseU L. Schweickart test­ Happy ^ th , Girt Scouts! GROUND William H. Wood Jr., Nevada, Horearadteh 4 i e The Israelis, rldtog halftracks to 780 government troops and tary casualties and damage miles into the swamp by Florida Mated for either man. ed the entire lunar landing out­ The testimony on the gun was Highwray Patrol troopers. M o. Pinehurst accepts Government Food StamfiB through the city streets in a given by John Furlong Flynn of 10,876’,wiv vaof the enemy. were---- ..o light. —V. But six ai^lVUpi.t:rS helicopters The Federal Bureau of Inves­ fit during his 88-mlnute space ■how of strength, turned back Military anaiyets, noting the damaged when 20 rounds A patrol spokesman said tigation sold It was notified of walk outaide the LEM. They were presented »^TrbnU Please read our single column ad on this page Baby Mrda Eye ToUqnd, a aon-tn-lew of Mrs. troopers answering a telephoned caps with the ship’s Imigtaa and the youths who cursed them M errill’s. dropvin Inin x»aMintAlA.»casualties, said that a U -z ene­__ l&ndCVllanded fWlon thzxthe airfield at a* Ban Me h r. the raid but was not. involved In Brufiaeto S]>routB 4 7 ^ report of shooting tn the idea —Operating for the first time my attacks last week declined Thixrt, capital of the central the case. There was no immedi­ the type of television camera to (See Page Twelve) (See Psge Twelve) (See Page Twelve) from the level of the first seven highlands. stopped a oar carrying a wound­ ate comment from other U.S. ed man. Whoever was with the bo used on a lunar landing. TV PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. Shurfine Fnaen The government said the cas­ government agencies. cameras carried on previous Green Peas 2 for 4 5 ^ wounded man apparently told CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE ualties in the delta included one the officers about the camp, The occupants of the Jungle ApoUo flights were not (Resigned civilian killed and 25 woimded. said the spokesman. camp surrendered without fir­ to withstand high temperatures ing « shot. The rest were soldiera, police­ G erald D . B«Uace Fnto Paiidng Front and Rear Of Store Main at., m MAIN ST. from shots fired by other Oiiinese hiding on nearby Damuiaky Island. (AP yet got the word across to the o r down. an adviser to President Nixon simultaneouriy. WhUe Russell during the campaign. HOUSE JIALE Photofax via cable from Moscow) business community that we Moreover, Rep: Wilbur Mills L. Schweickatt took a s | )s c s Open Than. A FrL till • m ean to c

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