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t*AGB TWENTJ TUESDAY, FEBRUA|IY 18, 1989 HanrljpHtpr lEuptting Ifwalii IM lyIM t; Ron The Weather Lutz Curator ' Comment Session Mid dOBMR y About Town Style Show Set u , IM i iBttti InUrmlttent KgSit ra la ttm — ilur Mgh youth forum AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN!! ‘Speaks at Y ITte Manchester Board of Low t t North Ihiltod MMIkmM Directors on Thursday will By B’nai B’rith tfitogbt M to ML Bgfli Clairoh will meet at tlio ohunch iianrl|wtpr lEueuitig fcaUi Miss Barbara Brown, curator conduct another of Its semi 15,465 Ben Ezra Chapter of B’nal SIX-WEEK COURSE FOR LENT new In ta U Mk tanlght at 7 p.m. monthly comment sessions, • of Lutz Jimlftr Museum will B’rith will sponsor "A Spring fo o t u r iim . . . ManehoMter—^A CUy o f Village Charm speak about "Adventuree in Na for those persons who wish Fashion Show” Tuesday, March H w bulMIng: oommtttee at to fHA' complalnte or sugges 1. "BEGINNERS COURSE" in TIm MBLE for ADULTS VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 119 CmiRTT-SDI PAGES—TWO SBCTION8) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1989 AdvwrlUtog «■ FogiB t t ) Nbrth Unttod Mothodiat church ture,” at the T Dessert Lecture 4, at 8:30 p.m. at Temple Beth PRICE'TEN CKNTB tions concerning any town Sholom, 400 E. Middle Tpke. ALSO will moot at the church tonight Series tomorrow at the Com problem. at 7:M p.m. Fashiom w4II be from t h e afr KEENEY ST. SCHOOL munity Y, 79 N. Main St. 'ITie public hearing wUI be Carriage House Boutique, Oak TWO OTHER ADULT CEA88E8 TTw Ita i'a Christian Orowth Dessert will be served at from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., in the St., Mrs. Rosemary Stiles will 12:30 p.m., and the lecture will town counsel's office in the be the commentator. The fash Sundays— March 2 fa April 6 t. “ From Bondage to Ftec'-. Group of North United Metho- dom” Head Start, Job G>rps ions will be Miown by the Car dlat Church w «l meet at the begin at 1. The event is open to Municipal Building. 8. “ U fe of our Lord’*'-^Iarfc ehuroh tonight at 8:80 p.m. the public for a small nomlneil AU complaints and sugges riage House professional mod 9:30 A.M. — 10:30 A.M. els. charge. A nursery Is provided. tions are relayed to the man NURSERY PROVIDED at ALL CLASSES FREE Manchester WATES will have Miss Brown recevied her BS ager's office for considera Tickets may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Robert Margo TR IN ITY COY. CHURCH REOISTRA'nON BLANK iU first meeting of the fiscal degree from Russell Sage Col tion, possible action and re Israel Warns Arab Nations lege, Troy, N. Y., and her mas lin or Mrs. Allan Tenenbaum, OEO Losing year tonight at the ply. Italian-American Club, 185 Bad- ter’s degree In outdoor educa both at 432 W. Middle Tpke. rldge St. Registration may be tion from Springfield (Mass.) Mrs. Margolin and Mrs. Tenen made with the treasurer or as College. She has taught in baum are co-chairmen of the Mrs. Carl Gustafson is program event. They will be assisted by sistant treasurer before the Michigan, Massachusetts, and chairman. weighlng-in from 7 to 8. Those Oonnectlcut. Mrs. Bernard Apter, refresh 2 Programs H onor Grad A guided tour of the nature ments; Mrs. Peter Silverberg. planning to attend are remind Mrs. Marie Quinlan is in area will be announced at a lat publicity; and Mrs. Charles Spl- ed to try and form car pools David H. Rohrbach, son of Mr. charge of refreshments, and tion and Welfare of two emaller, er date. vak, decorations. WASHINGTON (AP) — To Prevent Plane Attacks because of the snow, even and Mrs. Carl Rohrbach of 101 President Nixon told Con but popular, OEO projects. thougdi parking spaces are Washington St, graduated with gress today he is stripping These are Compreheiuilve available at the side and front honors on Jan. 21 from' the Uni Health Centers, which provide of the clubhouse. versity of Hartford with a BS the Office of Economic health service to the residents in mechanical engineering. portunity of two major of poor neighborhoods, and the Vow Right -A coffee to present and dis At the university he was a programs— Head Start and Foster Grandparents program. cuss the program and philoso member of Kappa Mu honor the Job Corps — and dele The President proposed no phy of the Planned Parenthood ary engineering fraternity, the gating their work else new leglsIaUon In his message League of the Greater HaSt- Student-Faculty Association, the where. but promised that before June To Break ford area will be held tonight American Institute of Astronau In a apeoinl meonge, how«iv- 30 " I wUi tond Congress a com at 8 p.m. at the home of tics and Aeronautics, and t h e er, Nixon pnonitoed to htiwp OEO prehensive proposal for the fu Mrs. Walter Schardt, 31 East- American Society of Mechan alllva os on “ Inoufeator" for ex- ture of the poverty program, in ■ land Dr. Those wishing to at ical Engineers. He captained Terrorism parimentol progn^Bom beartog cluding recommendatione for tend are reminded to contact the varsity wrestling team, re on the aiai|)oveity canTpalgn. revising and extending the act TE5L AVIV (AP)—I*- Mrs. Schardt. ceiving the Most Valuable rael wttrned Arab nations Wrestler award and the Wilson And he called for a naiOanal Itself beyond its schedided 1970 ejqpl ration.” and -airlines today tbey Mystic Review, North Amer Scholar-Athlete Award in 1968. oommitment aimed at "pravid- ican Benefit Association, will Rohrbach has taken a posi Jng aU Amertnan chBdim on op He said he would ask Cbn- must “take immediate meet tonight at 8 p.m. at. Odd tion in project engineering with portunity for healthful and sUm- gress to also extend for one measures to prevent fur Fellows Hall. Refreshments will Hamilton Standard Eh-vlsion of utatifig xtovalapinent duitog the year authorization for anti-pov ther attacks on Israera ah’ be served after the meeting. United Aircraft Oorp., Windsor HARTFORD NATIONAL GROWTH BOND flint Ove yea n of Kte.” erty appropriations (hat run out routes." It claimed the Locks. During hia campaign for the on Jime 80. moral right and Ability to Preceptor Gamma Chapter. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ptwaMeney, Nbeon deoctibed The Nixon administration is break up guerrilla raids at reported mulling over the pros Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will ISSUE HeEkd Btait aa “ one of the pro- any plaira. meet tanlght at 8 p.m. at the Vernon DATE- pect of special tax breaks for gmma that deaervea continuing, Trsnspioit MMstor M oMm home of Mrs. Henry Matson, and could even be acoeleioted.” both big business and the aver S o c i a l S e c u r i t y o r i .r .s . i d # O R IG IN A L Osimel outlined the govam- 261 Spruce St. But he aaid (he Job Oorpa age housewife to ehUst them as Area Art Group M A TU R ITY volunteers In the war on pavtr- ntent’s position befbrs tbs irnss DATE______ohould Ite eanrinabed, dedaiing, 1. Mt, Israel’s PaiBanwnt, (n Js- Our Lady of Unity Mothers Selects Month’s "Thia la one program that has ty. Circle wm meet tonight at -J______L Nixon, while critical of some rusalem in (he woke of the Arsb been a tenure.” attack on an El A1 jotltoar to 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John A M O U N T aspects of administration of Best Painting Effective July 1, the poputar McNamara, 58 Cushman Dr. DEPO SITED S- poverty fundsi said OEO has , Bwltserloiid ’Tuesday. 1------r F ac e A m o u n t Pa y a b le a t O rig in al Ma tu r ity Head Start program, to ofler proven "the value of having In “Isnwl’is olr routaa o n o( (ba . A child’s rhyme provides the 2. zummar time preachoollng to The executive board of the INTEREST the federal government an higbeat security priority”, bs title for the plcture-of-the-month RATE PER deprived youngatera, wlU be del- Manchester Auxiliary of Child agency whose speclEU concern is said. “Im s l bos the AM mona choeen by mermbers of the Tol ANNUM- eg«tod to the Department of the poor.” and Family Services of Con NAME iCOMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY) Hiese four persons were reported in an Amman communique To be the guer i4(bt end opemtioaal ability to land County Art Association. AND Health, Education and Welfare. While describing it as "a valu necticut wUI meet tomorrow H a r tfo r d N atio n a l B an k an d T r ust C om pany -th e bank - take all neoesoary detenshre ADDRESS rillas who attacked an Israeli airliner in Zurich, Switzerland, yesterday, at 9:30 a.m. at the agency’s "Mabelle-MabeUe” is an oil WILL PAY THE FACE AMOUNT SHOWN ABOVE ON THE ORIGINAL MA. On the same day, reeponsIbUi- able fount of ideas and enthu- measurea at any ptooe to breoA OF office, 110 Main St. T U R IT Y d a t e TO THE REGISTERED PAYEE UPON PRESENTATION AND ty for the Job Corps which siEism,” he said one of his aims up the ring of terrorism on tlM painting by Mrs. Ada Orlst- RE6ISTERED wounding six persons. They are, from left: Abdd Mohsen Hassan, a driver SURRENDER OF THIS CERTIFICATE. BUT SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS seeks to train sdtool dropouts le to free the agency of responsi airways end aaw rs that Israel man. PAYEE I The Marine Corps League AND CONDITIONS APPEARING ON THE REVERSE HEREOF and unsklUed joUess yxniths for bility for carrying out regular from Lydda, central Israel; Amina Dahbour, a 26-year-oId woman school has completsly free air traffic.” , It shows the motions of lltUe 1 Enemy Units Hit AtixUiary wUl meet tomorrow gainful employment, wUl be del ized programs so It can place He slnglsd out neigh boring girls jumping rope, and In Mrs. teacher from Israeli-occupied Gaza; Mohammed Abu el Haja, a laborer from at 8 p.m. at the Marine Home, egated to the Labor Depart “ greater concentration of its en LetamoR and dsebuiad the gur- Christman’s memory chanting NOT NEGOTIABLE ment. ergies on its innovative role.” Nazareth, Israel; and Ibrahim Tewfik, a laborer from Haifa, Israel’s chief Parker St. "MabeUe-Mabelle, set the ernsnent to Beirut had the diay Summarizing his philosophy to “uptoot any nsat of piracy table.” It Is being exhibited at !5?W W w V l^^WSlVSf^i»?«WSHVSaiW^rt■SrYeba^g5^5E5^5^5^5?yi?S?WS.VS^g|?'SWS?rth of Saigon Tuesday acts Is not only arlth the perpo- Winners of the poster contest when South Vletiuunese infEin- Ground parries in jeeps and Bernardino. of his group scoured the country smp LONDON (A P ) — PoUoe Of coorcUnatiiig arrangements |-with Aided troops also uncoverted trators, but wMh tbo Arab statea I were also announced at the re- brush taiggies seai«hed near The Air Force said proepects from Hawthorne to Mount Mont local authoiitlea. many more tons of rice a n d trymen with American advisers in wMch these acta a i « beliig I cent meeting of the art group, six naUona, working under un- Dyer, Nev., 70 miles south of were good for a break In the gomery, 40 mUea to the south- miurittonB neEu: (he Oam'bodlan ran into enemy troops. A South planned and where .the terror' ruts i Mrs. COrina Lane received the deratandaMe tension, are com- Cmdr. Jiohn Lawtor of Scot here; Montgomery Pasa be weather by afternexm. esTst. Vietnamese spokeeman said 48 meaningful border, another iirklication the tween Dyer and Bishop, Calif., The IXJ3 i^ane CEurying 82 lets eure being equipped,’’ Chr- i first prize; Mrs. Sue Bourne, pleitlng plans to protect Presi land Yard, who deoK with the Mineral Coimty Sheriff E. T. enemy is still trying to stock of the enemy were kllleil, most mel asld. I second, and Charles Knit, third. dent Nixon against organized riots at (he American Embassy of them by air and artillery and While Mountain Peak, a pETsaengers and 3 crewmen van- Sanderson said he had men con- demonstrators, and Individuail last year, has sent a list of po up for an offenaivie in the Sai He warned of “oompleto They received cash prizes. strikes. Four South Vietnamese chaoa among the stiwaye of the I A papier mache workshop will fanaitlca and acrewballs during tential troublemakiers, including gon ' area, military spokeamim said. infantrymen and two U.S. Od- MldMe East unfoee” ttae attacln be held at the home of Henry his European tour. Corrtlnental ErgHators, to all im- visen were also killed and 20 The American Air CavEilry- ore hatted end added: “aelS- Novgrad, president of the as- In Britain, France, Belgium, migTEitton officers. government soldiers and two men were riditig helicopter gun- guartUng air eofety is toiparteat -sociatlon, on Thursday. Germany and Italy, securiy The President will stay at AmericEins were wounded. ships looking for tr^wps from not only to Isiaal but the Arabe agents are chairing routes, veut- Ctaridge’s hotel rather than the 'Ihe South Vietnamese suffer Pueblo Crewman (age points tor potential essas- the North VletnameM 5th Divi and sB the Arab alrUnee who CONCENTRATED LIQUID LS. Embassy residenice in Re ed their heaviest losses in the want to keep their routes open. oins, assembly points for denv- gent’s Pork because every Brit sion In the trtple-ccinopied jun Mekong Delta early Tuesday Now Many Wear gle of War Zone D. Suddenly They should take immodtote ac DRAIN OPENER - CLEANER onatrators end compiling lists of ish security officer knows every when enemy troops took a 10- they spotted eevetsl men in an tion.’’ kwal “ nuts” who might do alcove and comer of the venera man government pacification Cracks on Stand • EATS HAIR A O C FALSE TEETH opening and cut into them wUh Cbrmel had hinted earlier something weird if (hey got the ble estoiblishment In MayfOir. team and Its escort of 100 sol- CORONADO, CaUf. (A P ) — admirals on the bench after he • BATS FAT With More Comfort chance. machine guns. that (here might be retaliation Shaking with sobs Eind gEuqring returned. for the meEdiine gunning of El To overcome discomfort when American Secret Service men (See Page Seven) A short while lober, Air Caval (See Page Seven) MANCHESTER dentures slip, slide or loosen. Just tor breath, the youngest officer “ No apology Is required,” Al’s Boeing 720 at Zurich’s air sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your said Vice Adm. Harold G. Bow port Six persona aboard the plates. FASTEETH holds dentures on the US8 PueMo said today he HARDWARE & SUPPLY firmer. You eat better, feel more en Jr., president of the court. plane were wounded. Of the four comfortable. FASTEETH Is alkaline WEuited to kill himself In a North 877 Main St., Manchester —won’t sour. Helps check plate odor. Harris broke down imder raiders, one was shot dead and Elentures that fit are essential to t. KoreEin prison, couldn’t do It, questioning from another mem the others, including a woman, Phone 643-4425 health. See your dentist regularly. Eind finally over a four-month were arrested. Get FASTEETH at all drug counters. ber of the court. Rear Adm. Al period killed a plEuit his captors lan Bergner, who asked: “ After The transport miiSster told hEid given him insteEul. the Initial phase of the captivity, the ’Tel Aviv nefwapaper Mao^ Freckle-faced Lt. (j.g.) Tim what was your mental atti rtv: “The Arab fovemments othy H eutIs , 28, had to leave a tude?” who are concern^ with pre court of inquiry into the ronduct “ Extreme hatred for the Ko- serving the inteniEitlonal Etlrllnks of the Pueblo crew during its reEuiB,” Harris replied, hla voice of their countries would
Vernon Vernon Fint Dominican Untt Fotd on refbrming the electoral "Our adminlatratkm’a eurrent area to do away wttb the laeqal- Series on Black Identity college. position la to support the pro- ties that presently exlat tat the Increased Water Rates Needed SPRINOPIiajJ. Ky. (AP) — Current poaed extenalon of the aur- Coroner Blames Woman Tried The first community o i th e D o ''' ' un .mil Selective Service Act.’’—Reeve- charge and the exclae taxes."— tary Melvin R. Laird. Begins Tuesday Evening minican Sisters in the United '"nM y initiated the meeting Robert P. Mayo, the Nboon ad- G roton Driver On Chaise of States was founded here in 1023. Quotes To Pay For New Capital Works We have had eome defeotore mlniatratlon’a br^get director. "I don’t accept the idea that things, to clear the air with The St. ^Catherine MotlNihotise "A Symposium on Black Iden who have gone to China, and we we have got to conquer inflation i.'.g arose last night. General than B per cent to borrow money In Crash Death tity" will begin next Tuesday discussion,” according to the Selling LSD Js now the MioUierhouse of the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Increased water rates to didn’t uae that excuse not to "The draft law aa currently by putting people out of worh." Manager Robert Weiss brought under bonding. n l^ t at 8 p.m. at the Con Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., as Order. ," I think there ia a high degree A coroner's report as found A federal court jury was in meet with them." Senate Demo written, I believe, muat be — AFLrCIO PresldeMt Oeoige finance proposed improve up the proapect of issuing bonds It was agreed by the directors cordia Lutheran Church at 40 sistant pastor. Eugene V. Warmoth, 22, of deliberation this afternoon in a of unanimity that we must have cratic Leader Mike Mansfield of changed and one of the firat Meony. ments to the town’s water which he acknowledged Is in dis who spoke that no matter what Pitkin St. “The civil rights movement Groton negligent in the traffic case involving a Rockville wom reform. We’ve got to avoid the Montana referring to Red Chi plecea of leglalation which will favor. method of financing was used, The three lectures and dis developed and died,” the young supply and distribution death of George H. Brough Sr. an, who is charged with selling possibility of a constHuUonal na’s deciaion not to meat with be sent to Congress by the new "What is the inflation pic rates would have to be adjusted cussions of the symposium on pastor said. "All we have now irstem will be drawn up by of RockviUo. The accident oc is fear and ignorance.” 10 LSD tablets to an undercover crUle lir 1972."—Rep. Gerald R. U.R. representativea in Warsaw. Read Herald Ads. ayi ture?" he asked Fuss. Fuss 1^0 support -that financing. Tuesdays ending March 11 is administration will be in this curred last Aug. 28 when the narcotics agent. the town administration at replied that coets in the type of. The Grlswcrid report indicated the "second installment” of John E. Rogers of 1163 E. car tai which Brough was riding the instruction of the the construction involved are the town's rates are low In com what the church's leaders call Middle: Tpke. is the first lec ITie woman is Mrs. Sharon was sideswiped by a car driven Board of Directors. rising 10 to IS per cent a yecu-. parison to those of comparable "The Concordia Public Affairs turer. Rogers teaches black his Courtright, 22, of 39 White St. by Warmoth who is stationed at The directors last night told Weiss said it would cost less systems. Series.” The first installment tory and culture to the students, She was curestod on a federal Oeneiml Manager Robert Weiss the submarine base in Groton. came last year about this time leachers and parents of about warrant Sept. 28. I ■ to draw up proposed new rates Warmoth is being presented with a popular series on the '30 area school systems. He has In a brief trial this morning and to work up a capital Im- tomorrow in Manchedliw Circuit problems of drug abuse. done extensive research for in U.S. District Court in Hart pnwement program for the Town Given Option Court 12 on a cheuge of willful "It's time to talk about 'many years Into state and New ford, the undercover narcotics waiter projects suggested In a misconduct with a motor England history and the black agent testified he met Mrs. recent report done for the town vehicle. man's role In It. Courtright and ^ friend at a REMODEL fore colliding with the Brough March 4 at the same time by the Oiiawold Engineering Co. To Buy Water Firm The report, issued by Tolland Hartford luncheonette and went Tour old fur oo«t lilo T0l0phoM 644>2424 Weiss said he regarded those County Coroner Herbert Hanna- car, the coroner oaid. War- and place, the Rev. Vernon with them to a Hartford apart VERNON moth’s vehicle then went anoth 2 S T O iE S two moves as the first steps in Stockholders of the Manchester Water Co. voted this bury, said that Brough's death Carter will speak. He is a black ment to buy the LSD tablets. He inqrlementing suggestions in the was caused by "the gross and er 180 ft. through some brush Lutheran pastor in the Roxbury said he paid $160 for them. A O A K or moming to give the town a two-year option to buy the and over a stone wall. Open Thundoy and Friday till 9 raport, after It was discussed willful misconduct o f Eugene V. section of Boston were he Is a The friend, Michael J. Guerry, A JA C K E T briefly last night by the dlrec- company. Wcumoth and in consequence of A specimen of Warmoth’s civil rights leader. He is on the The vote 18, of Simsbury is serving a tom and representatives of the , , , for two years. He said company his intoxication." blood after the accident showed board of Dr. Martin Luther one-year sentence after plead o clock meeUng waa reportedly explained that the town 4 Oriswold Ca The accident occurred about a blood alcohol content of 0.20 King’s Southern Christian ing guilty to the sale. un^imous ^ong stockholder ^ave a reason- ^adership Conference.'*"...... The retort, culmination of 6:60 p.m. on Rt. 74 in Tolland. per cent "which would indicate Guerry testified today that FURS FOR RENT of 95 per cerrt of the stock who ^ From 0 1 2 ^ several months' work, recom Hannehury said that Warmoth that he was intoxicated at the March 11, the Rev. Lee Wes were present or represented. , authorities Mrs. Courtright met the agent Washington’s Birthday Sale time of the accident,” the coroiir ley will speak. He is a black mends improvements with an had left the VFW club house on and went to the apartment but estimated cost at current prices er’s report eald^ Lutheran pastor and a member »•— Rt. 74. When he ftpotted his girl did not receive any of the of $4.2 million—to be undertaken Brough was riding In a of the National Board of Social pegs the price at $1,950,000 plus ^ ^ , friend 'heading the other way In money he got from the agent. THREE OATS ONLY! THUR5., PRI., SAT.. FEB. 20l1i. 21st. 22nd between now and 1980. driven by his son at the time Ministry, The Lutheran Church expenditures made for capital , a car, he turned and followed Mrs. Courtright, however, ad CHESTER The presentaUon last night of the accident. In America. New York City. He Improvement between now and her "alt a high rate of speed, mitted during her testimony If Elks Game Is the first black staff official was made by two Griswtrid en obvtously trying to overtake Ume the town makes the pur- The Elks will hold a benefit In LCA history. that she told the agent the tab FURRIERS LINGERIE gineers, Walter Fuss, who was chase if it chooses to do so the purchase price. her." OF MINK TRIMMED COATS bingo game tonight at 8 In the Concordia Is extending a spe lets were “ good.” She said she ROCKVILLE once town director of public According to Atty. Huge Jo- Atty. Joseloff said the com- 808-4M0 Michael Lepter of Coventry in his free stall barn. He has-dropped stanchion bam, added more cows. He lost control of the car Eiyngton Carriage House. Pro cial Invitation to all area religi has taken LSD but cannot take woilcs, and Fred Thrall, who seloff, chief spokesman for the making what the Pub- or call coBoot when he reached Snlpsic Lake ceeds will go to the Newington ous groups urging their mem drugs now because of an opera NYLON TRICOT SLIPS retired as superintendent of the company, there was no dlssOnt-^lf Utilities Oommlssion estl- 278-5220 59.00-79.00 Rd. and U skidded 123 ft. be- Home for Crippled Children. bers to attend. tion and poor health. Water Department. to thi'' morning's vote, and ne-^ttwltes is a fair profit, enough to 6.00 reg. 79.00-125.00 Fuss stressed in his talk to abscntlons. ( P®y stockholders a 6 per cent Dairy Farmers Switch to New Methods 3.99 the directors that the report Atty. Joseloff said the option, tlivldend. Natural mink collars on newest coat shapes. seta Its goals for the aquisiUon ^ (This Is the aeoond In a aeries A major change in the farms We’re doing jiust about the best he could not have more with for which the town would not company would White, pastela. Sizes 82-40. Sizes 8-18. of new water supply 10 years w of artlolea on changes in dairy themselves appears to be the of everybody in Coventry.” out more help anyway. He hint pay any price, is for purchase 't° make additional improve- ahead of the expected need for IT farming In the Manchester best answer to dairy problems, One o t his few gripes now Is ed Uiat he has thought of get of substantially all of the com- ments, but must borrow money that supply. “ Area.) and that change is called "free taxes. Public Act 490 hds kept ting out of the buslnesB. pany’s assets, including all the to do so and cannot get an in BUDGET SPORTSWEAR By 1970, for instance, the en stall loafing barns." Many his land taxes down but the "So far, we’ve been kind of KIKI BRIEFS land, the reservoirs, pipes, crease in rates from the P*ub- Z. By MALCOLM BARLOW gineers envision steps which farmers in the Manchester area bams and machinery taxes are fighting it. This new tax bill rights-of-way, and equipment. lie UtiUtles Commission until WOOL SLACKS will give the town 4.70 million The state’s 4,640 dairy farm- have switched to this system. helps a lot. There’s no sense rtg. 89c The possibility of purchase the improvements are installed, too much, he said. gallons a day, about the J jjj ere (in 1900) haye been selling The following accounts about in taxing the pasture land near for 3.99 reg. 12.00 A99 was discussed Informally last Atty. Joseloff said that if the u V i "Tile bams I have pay more amount the town will have to m out to Other farmers, subdi- two Coventry farmers explains the road as building lots. It’s night by the Board of Direc- town buys the company, it could taxes than many houses in Cov Deluxe nylon tricot briefs with double panel back. have by i960, according to pro jJJ visions and Industry at the rate why. no more productive there,” he Famous name slacks, lined or bonded, in solids, tors which met to hear re- “ move right in and serve the entry," he said. ‘‘The bam' is IVhite, pink, blue or yellow. Sizes 6-6-7-8. checks, plaids. Sizes 8-16, 5-15. jections the engineers feel are ... of 181 each year. There are only Automated Farm taxed for $18,000 but it has no said. somewhat conservative. presentatives of the Griswold people as the water company * 1,280 left. Michael B. Lepter of Bread resale valtK." Peracchto said it’s to the By 1980, the goal is 6.B4 mil Engineering Co. talk about a jg doing" and Milk St. runs a free stall FAMOUS MAKE HEEL TO TOE SLACKS ■* The reasons they seH are He went on to explain there town’s benefit he Stay in bust- lion gallons a day, which repre study that company did for the unt« the town buys, if it de- bam with about 90 cows with Special For Spring! ^ Z simple. Taxes keep pace with are few form buyers. nese and not sell out to a de NYLON PETTICOATS sents approximately the expect I V Z u 'l. ddes to do so. he said, the com- VX npping j the rapidly rlqing land values, some help from his three young Tolland "To sell a farm like mine, I’d veloper. He said one farm ed need by 1990, again based on rm, ,1 pany will continue to discharge w. The state’s urban and suburban sens. n g . 4.00-5.00-6.00 The new shape in slacks, in a wide variety of The study includes the possl- v.7i H artford have to get $100,000 or better. there with 26 cows sold out. Now projections the engineers feel to the best of Its atoil- growth overruns the farms, as -Four years ago, Lepter had a 2.59-2.99-3.99 groovy printe and novelty patterns. Sizes billty of the town’s buying the But anybody who has $100,000 there are 78 houses on the farm ------“ 6-16, are conservative. tty. in Manchester. The price of 40-oow stanchion hem and about 8-16. company, and a comparison of wouldn’t go and buy a farm,” with about two children p er Fuss stressed this point, he * milk is less than it was in 1949. 46 acres of land. The free stall WHiite, pastels, prints. S i^ S-M-L, average, short. rates charged by the town he said. house. The taxes the houses said, because he felt it may w- Labor goes to Industry avoiding system was beginning to be used W O O L SK1RITS with those of the company. r “The ady buyers are devel pay do not com e necu: paying have been misunderstood. ^ the farm’s low pay, long hours by many farmers all over the reg. 8.00-10.00 In talking about raising town OEO Losing opers who only want the land the school costs for one child, llirall said the engineers set and hard work. state after its success first in he said. 2.99 rates to finance improvemets for building lots,” he said. up priorities in the report to suggested In the report, direc Sr Seveml recent moves have England and then In the State "With one boy interested," A-1ine or slim stylft all bonded or lined. Solids, < Lepter said his oldest boy is make it easier for the directors tors and other officials present 2 Programs been made to halt the dairy- of Washington. Lepter decided to Peracchto sold, "I can take a patterns. Sizes 10-16. 16 and none of his sons are sure to decide uptm projects. Draw last night agreed that if the r. man’s retreat. State and federal complertely switch to the new chance and handle the farm my FAMOUS NAME DRESSES of what they want to do. ing on his experience as head town buys the compeiny, it will (Continued from Page One) “ officials are concerned there system despite the investment in self for a few yeans yet.” SWEATERS "I don’t know if we’re going of ^ e Water Department, he may not be enough mlik in a the stanchion bam. Peracchlo must be more con reg. 7.00-12.00 the problems, frankly and PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK to be able to farm in this area said he felt it is important to Thus the prospect is that wlUle constructively, so that next time ROTH'S CLOTHIERS em s b a k er y PRAGUE SHOES “ few years. “We’re very much automated. fident than he speaks as he is 3.99-6.99 in 10 years. The air pollution set up a progressive and sys rates for users of town water bettg^ FIRST NATIONAL STORE » The federal milk market price Milking takee about two hours now In the middle of doubling Cardigans and pullovers—bulkies and light SAGE-ALLEN ALBERT & LARRYS SALON laws could stop us. The whole 1/3 to Vi tematic program of improve will go up, rates for those now . one of his major alms, he CAROUSEL GIFTS jr On the average for state dairy- in the morning and two at night. the size of his herd and aban weights. Huge setoction. Sizes 84-46. business could be different ments so that problems will not suppUed by the private water ggid to improve the ef- VERNON DRUG MAM SELLE a p p a r el men was up to $6.88 per 100 We can handle double the doning his expensive stanchion TAYLOR CLEANING again.” multiply until it becomes too ex- oompany will go down if the fectiveness of management of W. T. GRANT COMPANY rS pounds in November. This is number of cows with a lot less bam. req. 12.00.30.00 TURTLENECK TOPS labor. And the cows produce just "But as things are now, we’re penalve to solve them. town takes over the firm. the various programs. He said • “ not close to the $7.60 paid in "It’s either expand now,” he reg. 3.50 and 4.00 1 OO as much milk," Le^er said. doing pretty good," he said. The directors agreed last The Griswold report, which "When poverty-fund monies 1049 but is m udi higher than said, “or before too many years, Lepter’s cows can enter an Building New Bara night that the most urgent prob made no recommendation for or are stolen, those hurt most are the prices which dropped you won’t be able to make ends Shifts, skimmers and 2 pieice styles in wools, Cotton doubleknits, striped for mix ’n match fun. Antonio Penacc^o of Rt. 44A, lem was to stop the loss of wa against purchase, did indicate the poor—whom the monlea m, toward $6 In the 1960’s. open stall with bedding of hay meet.” jerseys, cottons, blends. Lots of colors and Coventry, runs a stanchion bam Lota of colors, misses’ sizes. ter through leakage, and steps that acquiring the company were meant to help. When pro- Also, nearly all state farm- and their tails hang over the A $40,000 free stall bam which patterns. Sizes 10-20, 12^-2^^^. have already been taken to do would augment the town’s water grams are inefficienUy admlnls- s. ere have joined the Connecticut end of It. This gives them com with about 40 cows with the will house about'88 cows alto so. Fuss said the unaccounted sui^ly and Increase its potenUal tered, those hurt most again are Sr Milk Producers Association in fort without allowing them to help of 'his father, John, w ho gether Is nearly completed. Be 1.19
OUTERWEAR—Infant boys’, infant girls’, SATURDAY BETTER SPORTSWEAR toddler bojrs’, toddler ghis’. reg. 17.00-38.00 8.49-18.99 O F F ! • • V i FOR YOUNG MEN SW EATERS Bargains in CORDUROY SLACKS NOW OPEN ON HARTFORD ROAD reg. 10.00-21.00 4.99-9.99 reg. 8.00 4.00 100% cotton. Sizes 8-20. SK IRTS KNIT SHIRirS SPEED QUEEN every store! reg. 10.00-26.00 4.99-12.99 reg . 4.00 2 4 9 100% cottoil, assorted styles and colors. Sizes DRESSES 8-20. COIN LAUNDRY reg. 23.00-40.00 10.99-19.99 SPECIAL PURCHASE! “Nex^ To The Dairy Queen Brazier” SLACKS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS WASHERS reg. 14.00-21.00 6.99-10.99 3.99-^ 3 for 1145 With Stainless Steel Tubs Famous name dress shirts in permanently With Resrular Wash Action or pressed blends of Dacron* polyester and cot ( Gentle For Wash and Wear ton. Button-down or regular collar. 3 Water Temperatures Solids, stripes, plaids. 16-17 neck, 82-85 BUDGET SUITS sleeve ; 14^ neck, 82-88 sleeve. only 25‘ 1 / 2 PERCALE SHEETS (HeraW Photos By Buceivicluii) Famous make discontinued percale sheets. Cotton, DRYERS In stanchion barn, cows are held in rows. Anthony Peracchio, Coventry farmer, works stalls. 20.00-3150 assorted prints and solids. Vh mansion of the late Billy .Rose comes in. A doll house can give tw in flat Large Capacity Dryers Featuring Designer Says on adult woman, is confronted Mg. s j e 1.98 Normal Drying or Durable Press Cycles and the official residence of the a woman the freedom to experi with decorating her first real were 29.00-48.00. Orig. 40.00-65.00 president of Princeton Undversl-t You’ll Sw The Difference ment, particularly for a woman home. twin fitted Try Decorating ty, claims that her love for dec who loves to experiment but "And this Is one area In which N g. 4.15 2.09 orating was born in her first who can’t afford to make a mis both the mother and daughter Using Doll House make-shift dollhouse; the car full flat or fitted take in her real-life home. In can explore together," says the rag. 4J5 2.49 For That Large Family Load or Blankets, pet-covered back steps of her By ARLEEN ABRAHAMS, the scaled-to-mihlature house, a wife of NBC commentator Ben Rugs, Bedspreads—We Have Big Boy Washers childhood home in Sioux Falls, SPRING SPORTSWEAR Associated Prese Writer woman con plan all the rooms, Grauer and mother of a grown queen flat or fitted S.D., try out various carpetings and daughter. rag. 5.55 3 4 4 NEW YORK (AP) — Who "Show me a woman who’s wall coverings, experiment with "This will really cement a re' rMNT JAMAICA SHOOTS says dolls and doll houses ore king flat or fitted scared to furnish a home," says various color schemes and fur lationshlp. The daughter can rag. 11.45 5.74 only playthings for little girls? the author of "There’s a Deco niture styles without fear of the easily respect the mother aa an after sale, 5.00 3.99 For your comfort we’re brightly decorated, carpeted, By her own admission, interi rator in Your Doll House," "and consequences. authority—and both can work pillow case rag. 1.25 cM k or designer Melanie Kahane Neat little flower prints, 100% cotton. Sizes large folding lublea, stereo music and comfort-uire for youi I’ll show you a woman who's “ In short, a woman can use together to solve their prob year around pleasure played with dolls "long past the 10-18. OMk 62c never furnished a doll house." the doll house exactly the way a lems.” Ho-called proper age to do so. Beet of all if the decorating Although the home Is one area professional designer uses ''a Always plenty of parking. So easy to find next to the I’m the only girl I know who at schemes don’t work out—if it Dairy Queen Brazier on Hartford Rd vdtere a woman can moke her model," she explains. age 14 was making linens for turns out that you really can’t PRINT PANT SKMT DRAPERIES my dolls,’ ’ she says. own statement, Miss Kahane Since the same decorating stand red and pink together—or claims that many women are SOUD AND PRINT If she has her way, adult principles apply to all homes, that you don't like armolres aft after sale, 7.00 .women will be returning to doU- terribly Intimidated by the Miss Kahane contends that a er all—you can just tear it apart reg. 7.00-10.00 3.44 houae play, often with their chil whole idea. mother who introduces her ch'lef and start over. Cotton canvas, spring prints in pastel and dren as companions. "They know the whole world to doll house decorating will be fashion colors. Sizes 10-18. Discontinued styles at a savings! Jiberf(las, "Think of it as your own cottons and blends. ALL ROADS LEAD TO TRI-CITY PLAZA • PARKING FOR OVER 1200 CARS Miss Kahane, celebrated for is watching and they’re scared providing her with a valuable bulH4n hostility pad,” com the full-sized homes she has de . . so they call in a decorator.” dose of self-confidence that will ments Miss Kahane. "After ail, signed, including the New York This is where the dolt houee pay a bonus when the child, as it's still only a doll house." MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, ’ FEBRUARY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Newer residents are often un T ollan d ago attendfd by about 1,800 per First Selectman Vlk stated stdM. The IsraeU security au- border sines Jan. 22. U.B. familiar with the values of the sons and the town m e^ngs on last' night that the Boeutl of ihbrMiea must reaich the proper true town meeting form of gov Affentionl Softhcdl Field Problem spokssmen said a totid of 8M the kindergarten and mldtHe Selectmen will work closely oonohisions wKh regard to this Enemy Units Hit Miemy soldiers have been klU- TWNK ^ U I $im,N "* ernment, ideally designed to school proposals. with the appointed commission. extension of Arab terror.” permit everyone living In town RCAmm IMPROVEMENT CUSSES sd, whils Marine losses are 67 Delivered in Msnehsater In the event of hot issues In One or more of the selertmsnb Now in Rec Board Hands Hayon, pubMshed by the killed and 248 wounded. Town Moves on Charter Study to voice his opinion on local de which the public wants a hand will probably be appointed to BEGINNING MARCH 10. 1969 i with IsaOisretto intsciar, Po*siblIRy of exmvertinr right-wiiig Oahid party, said Xs- Tlw Boutt o t Selectmen In- cisions. in a decision, a referendum may membership on the commis AFTERNOON sad EVENING CLASSES for a lighted softball field, but Moving on Saigon U.S. infantrymen of the 28th d woslisr, 2 speed site- cent of the state's population. slal question providing for 2- ths bsMftMU field at hSt. Nebo rael “must react because her DWislon and South Vietna'meae trie w^MTs hsotsr, dsfoggsr, «- etttoted the first step* towerd Those 4n five towns rejected the Small Attendance be called by petition in the var sion. > Ctasses for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL stadcM s ta a number of complications in neighbors unders^nd no other year noo-staggered 'terms for Town meetings held here dur ious forms of government. Those interested in serving on Remedial Reading (Phonies, Understanding, eto.), Stafly to a ooftball field and lighUi^ providing one for the coming (Continued from Page One) dierj In light, scattered contacts mlUtlamen found a huge enemy way safety flashers, back-up Oie .appointment of a Charter, .proposal. the Board of Education lost by it for njgtrt use was discussed language.” Tuesday. One South Vietnamese cache Tuesday in underground UghU, front and rear asot bsMs, Study Oommtsaion last; night. ing the past two years Illustrate the Charter Study Commission Skills, Comprriienslon, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Test season were brought up. dlers by surprise. Field reports Area towns voting on charter a 3,385 - 3,328 vote. The approval\granted to the Pieparatlan and General Reading Effldcnoy., promlnenUy loot night at an in- The guetrinas, three men and was kiUed and five weYe wound bunkers 64 miles northwest of laathsretU baadresU, steering H m eeleotmen agreed to re- the theory. middle school, approving th e should notify their town chair Ehnesi Tureck, park superin said the pacification team was questions included Coventry South Windsor's seven-mem i t SnsUI Classes i t Pre-Testing Program i t Cenlfled Teachers tonnal meeting of the Board c l ed. wbori lock sod roar wkktow ds- queet both Democratic town With the exception of tw o plans and submitting the proj man. tendent, said he feels it is a bad a woman, opened up on the El virtually wiped out with three Saigon. It yielded leo tons of toostor. which adopted a 7-member com ber commission's recommenda Directors with a number of soft- time to make a binding decision, A1 Boeing 720 from behind a U.S. Marines trying to choke rlos, enough to feed 10,000 North tteirm an Charies Thlfault and town meetings, the attendance ect to bid was made at a town Academic Readiitq Improvement Center, Inc. ball enthuslaata and some mem men killed, three woimded euid mission's recommendations for tion to change the election date at all others has hovered be Manchester Evening Her and General Manager Robert snorwbank Tuesday night as it off North Vietmunese supply Vietnamese troops for a month, Republican town chairman Ru^- a town council-town manager meeting attended by less than M E. CENTER STREET Next to Oavey's bers of file Park and Recreation two missing, while five of the in TED TRUDON to November was approved by tween 10 and 60 people, 60 people, although it Involved ald Tolland correspondent, Weiss said the discussion point taxied down a runway at fantrymen were killed, five were lines through the A Shau valley and 10 tons of munitions, includ aell Stevenson to submit names form of government by a vote MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 64t^7 Advisory Cbmmisslon. clashed five times Tuesday and ing more than 1,700 rockets and of recommended residents for a 3,303 - 1,197 vote. with the usual average attend a major expenditure. The ap Bette Quatrale, tel. 878-U45. ed a need to Uke a total look Zurich's Kloten alrpott to take wounded and five were mtasing. VOLKSWAGEN of 843 to 275. Many people feel that a town The directors referred the reported killing 66 enemy sol mortar and recollleas rifles appointment to a Charter Study ance about 30, compared to tl\e proval of the location of the problem oT providing an ad at the town's fields because of a off for Tel Aviv. Six of the 27 Enemy casualties were not Manchester adopted its 9 - approaching the 10,000 popula town's estimated 8,000 popula middle school earlier in the A ziggurat was a temple built number of competing interests persons aboard, most of Biem known. diers. Three Marines were kill sheila plus other cuTns. Commission. equately lighted softball field ed and seven were wounded. nnie action is the result of be member commission's recom tion mark such as Tolland is, tion. year was approved by a town like a pyramid, with each story in their use. Israelis, were iiounded. ‘"There were signs of recent mendations for extensive char to the axlvisory commission and Two nUles north of this fight, The Marines have been enemy activity In the area, but hind the scenes bi-partisan outgrows the values of a town Two exceptions were the an meeting attended by about 800 smaller than the one bekjw and Read Herald Advertisem&its asked It to come up with a In connection with converting The most seriously injured ter revisions by a 5,106 - 1,361 meeting form of government. nual budget meeting two years residents. the Mt. Nebo fl^d, some di a government infantry battalion sweeping through the rugged no enemy were seen," a spokes agreement on the need for a a terrace around each fkx>r. recommendattoit. were trainee pilot Yoran Peres, reported killing 31 enemy aol- mountains close to the Laotian man said, Read Herald Advertisements charter study group to provide Converting the Mt. Nebo field rectors favored reversing the bit in the abdomen by three bul some type of home rule regula- was one of several poeeible position of it now in anticipation lets. ^ was reported out ot Hons. nie commission's decision moves dlBcussed last night and erf an over-all plan for revamp danger following an emergency arill not affect this year's local the one which seemed to find ing the Charter Oak-Mt. Nebo park complex after the complet operation at the Zurich Can elections. . END OF SEASON the most favor. tonal Hospital. After this session of the leg- ing of the new Rt. 6. That plan The Mt^Nebo baseball field Is part of the Imig-range linear Idature ends, towns will be un is now used by the American able to request special acts for CLEARANCE Legion - tqxmsored team, and park scheme of Joseph Tamsky, ITS MAYTAG DAYS at former town planner. themselves through the legisla any plan for conversion would Europeans Set ture. Towns siich as Tolland # ■ % OFFLrp^fSs include asking that team to play The Park! and Recreation Ad- governed by state statutes 50 at Memorial Field Instead. ■visory Commission win take up PTans T o K eep would then be unable to change the problem tomorrow night and All Snow Coasters & Wings The softball players now use some of the softball players Nixon 'Secure You've seen the Maytag Serviceman on TV... But |ust in cose you a ' regulation to meet a local Pre-Washington Birthday Sale! 4 Big Days! several town fields, including need. IN OUR INVENTORY present last night indicated they one superimposed on the foot will attend the meeting. (Contoiued Irniii i*aK<‘ On"’ The state statutes governing ball field at Mt. Nebo. That the ai^intm ent of a Charter field is the only one lighted, but Heajcta of statie and government ore stiii doubtfui about Maytag dependabiiity, REMEMBER — BE Study Commission and outlin- the lights are regarded as In Israeli Warns chiefs have stayed there for hig the commission's duties are adequate and are arranged for generations. The suites that extensive. football games. The lights were Arab Natiions held kliigis and queens also were HIND THE COUNTER or BEHIND THE APPLIANCE . . . NOR First Selectman Ernest Vlk FREE! moved several years ago from occupied by Nikita Khrushchev asked each town chairman to Robertson Park where they Continwed from Page One) fmd Alexei Kosygin. submit several names of can from General Electric lighted a softball diamond. didates for appointment to the Middle Best." MUMant opponents of the Viet MAN'S HAS the EXPERTS! People you know are dependable, Chief spokesman for the soft nam wtar have served notice commission. with either of MKTM rtittt.-H ball players last night was Steve The U.S. fita/te Department State statutes call for not less they Intend to give the Presi McAdam, who presented a peti and U.N. Secretary-General U dent a hot time in London. Ed (than five members or more than these s|M'eial vaeiiiims. tion requesting the lighted Held Thant condemned the Arab people you know you con trust to service your^ opplkmce if you 16. No more than one-third of ward Davoren, secretary of the and who turned over a blue attack dn Zurich, and Thant ex Revolutionary Student Federa those appointed may hold any print for lighting which carrlea pressed hope there would bo no other public office in the town, D iax by tion, claims that 60 organiza on estimate of from $17,000 to reprtaal. But leading IsraeU tions have formed a "Hot Re- need it. yes. Norman's People— your kind of People! Come in - and no more than a bare ma $20,000. The petition carried 1,- newspai>ers promised retalia jority may be members of any y ^ ceptlMi for Nixm Committee." Tensor 000 signatures. tion. He promised 60,000 at one dem-
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M aga lsn er — T erelve ings. Tolfo nld stories er, the number of facilities Bo(d(s Added In fiscal 1987 close to $60 btl- IfaUoy — Racing today leaped to 19,256 and the number Business Mirror lion w«s expended for health Monaghan — Writing letters of beds to 873,189, largely be YOU ALWAYS -B f CLAY R. P O L L A N - TV* Radio Tonight By JOHN CURNIFF chains drove out the operators aivl medleal cars In the United Round Table Meeting Set AtliS URRA that sell: You, your ideas, cause of the lirfluence of medi Yoor Daily Activity Guida At Library A P R nslwesa A nalyst of roadside cabins. •The grocery States, an increase of 12 per MAS. 31 StPT. products and services care. SAVE AT THE According to thm Start. N E W (AP) — In com chains captured the retail food ' APR. 19 OCT. YO RK cent in one year. Health is a It is growth such as this, pro F M fo u Parrot — Land of Christ Industry from the independents. By town Boards March 21 7-10-12-1S To develop message for Thursday, 3-44-48-571 munities an over America these huge and gro^n g business. jected into the future, that is AftTHURIRUi Corbett — Lodtss’ day R anum — P euI s in the age of Teletiision €>'33-34-38 reod words corresporxJlrrg to numbers 63-66-73 % days the construction of func Now the public corporation, It is potential profits rather Disney — Voice from the grave abeolutlsm' making scores of companies Tb* fint raond taMe me^lnr commlanlona and boards, and TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. 6:00 (9-10) harry ifoson tional looking structures th«4 owning mulUple faculties, will than altruiam that motivates the SCORRIO Fox — MoonsbliM hght, moon Jockey for position and profits. aD town board and corntnia APR. 20 Rodman — The CEUibbean (803) Mike DDUStos « take over the nursing home tai- Qt the airing of problems being 1 Share 31 Jeopordize 61 Your OCT. 23 k SFBCIALS for 1 HUB 8 ., n il. and SAT.! A (13) Marv arUtln p ) ^ ”S«4,.t-n faintly resemble motels attests operators of chains, the fran Many of the companies are T V ' ~ ------32 Your 62 T o shine bright Russell — The art of philoso- dustry. atdaa In ovor a jraar win be hdd diq>eri«ticed by them. £I AAAY20 2 Start NOV. 21 (18) Vayage to the Bottom 7:30 to the change end development chisers and other entrepre 33 From * 63 Over going to be losers, but the bet Maroh a. at • pjga. In tbe IScdDi ON 4-14-16-22 3 Don't Frede — The qoeret circus phlzing, and other essays oi tbe Beg The corporations luid their in During the past year many 4 Avoid 34 Your 64 Lounch 17-18-19-3 • 2 5 % O FF Pendants, Earring Sets, Pierced of the nursing home industry. neurs.. Motel owners often have S/24.31-3290 OellhoTn — Hie lowest trees Sarvls — Table for two (30) Dtaoovertne America ting ta that more than a few wlU ]{e a d H c r a ld A d S . Manorial CMiool gym. Of the board and commlasioas 5 Yoor 35 W ith 65 Port 42-46-87 (34) Mlaterocena Neighbor- irS l?" 0 «>P»)eU Not long ago a nursing home vestors aren’t fomenting 'the to worry about vacancies. Well- 36 Do 66 Mor>ey h ave to p * Earrings, Brooches, Religious Medals, Cross* iis } Theater succEed. H w moating Iraa aat laat niglit have been quietly meeting to OIMINI . 6 The SAGITTASIUS Schiffer — HlstoricEd needle hood might have occupied an old change by themselves. In fact, run nursing homes have 'waiting 7 You 37 Nothing 67 Con (30) The Munetera gg°rt«nt^lke Driving NOV 55 ^ Gordon — Hie facmealoer work of Pennsylvania 8:00 It would be more accurate to by tha Board at M adm en. Let* gether OR common problems SGood 36 Obligations 68 Someone es and Prayer Beads! (40) OUUgan'a laland 8:30 mansion. Most likely it was op lists. t a n at fendtatloR wUl be aent to and aMUng In on ea«di other’s JUNE 50 9 Boll 39 For 69 Your DEC 51 ^ Hubbard — Odd waters Searle — Screen printing' on 6:36 (40) WesSnet erated by a private party. And say they are simply capHallMng Despite a sharp increase in 10 Con't 40 Doy- 70 Interfere 6:80 (30) Ladlea Day dialm en of all boarda and □^2a26-30-45 Kropp — The Drift fab ric / (IS) Merv Oriffin on these factors: fim meetings by Invitation. Among 11 Don't 41 Af/oirs 71 Promote 1- 5- 8-21 • 5 0 % OFF Postoria Lead Cut Crystal! (30) T Troof) 9:00 though standards sometimes the building of nursing homes, S>'60-71-72 Leon — Hie Macknudlen (10-303*30) Hall onwnrriwlrmi and to aeiected these groups are the Planning 12 Run 42 Older /2 Prosperity 27-68-75-88^^ Slers — Polynesia Ifi colour (34) What'a NewT (13) 0 ^ ' wSSk were good, the image of the en —Society is changing, and especially during the past two 43 Dreoming (Limited to stock on hand) EXCELLENT OPPORTBIflTY CANCES 13 Let 73 Problenns CArSICORN Prior — The loving cup (40) Truth or Oanaequences other groupa involved In the and Zoning Oommisslon, the 44 W orry 74 Likir>g Simmons — A M qr^ Christmas ( 8) I Lora Lucy < * g9S«?y HlUbUllea tire industry was tarnished by many urban families do not or three years, health officials JUNES! 14 Any <34) N.K.T. Festival welfare of the town, audi aa the Board of Elducatlon and Board 15 Awoy 45 Now 75 W ho’s Sahgal — Btorm in Chandlgarii herbal / 8:00 (frMOdMD) Newa 8:30 ( 8) Oreen the many that were poor. have the faclUtlea to care for estimate there is still a riiortage JULY 55 46 People 76 W ith • 10% CASH DfSCOUHT on All Diamonds! (30) Mianiage Today ambulance aaaociatian, nie Ore of Finanoe euid the aasessoni, 16 Situotion JAN. 19 Slmenon — Maigret in ^achy Smithsonian IhsUtutlon — Mu 10:00 ]i®®S60)Aca*temy of Pro- Today the industry is one of elderly parents. In a more rural of close to 300,000 of suitable For Ehiployment M 17 Bewore 47 Should 77 A (32) Hlriiilglita ,36-37-39-50 52-54-56-64/^ SoIdaU — H ie orange envelope seums a ^ education (18) W o m a n Spotia Awarda society it was not unusual for department and the Public as well as the firet selectman. 180f 48 Too 78 New (Cash SfUes Only) W ar ^ the Roees the glamor attractions on Wall nursing home beds. '55-59-81-89 19 Disputes 49 Progress 79 Importont 77-78-83 V V eui Dyke — Blood
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On die fourth day, MoDtvHt signals to Are Its englns In n ” If ao, are’tt aoconaphsh an The actress was driving from LEiMT Dubbed ^Tissue Paper Craf^ and Schwelckart will separata ssitss of tssts. awful lot toward being able to Italian Actress Rome to Fktrenoe when her cor MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN the LEM from the command "A t the end of five days,” land oh the moon.” skidded for about 900 yards and Has Operation crashed Into a guardrail. modiMe' and fly to a point 109 ICcDlvttt reported,’ "w e’ve ac- If Apollo 9 succeeds, the Apol With her were director Fran miles awav. Then ttwyTl start a compHshed nomething Uke 90 lo 10 crew win fly with a LEM tricky rendesvous exercUs to per cent of the mUnibn objec into moon cebk in Biay to teat For Knee Injury co ZeffireBl, orttlc Gian Luigi Mission of Apollo 9 Crew: Rondl and German photagna- return to a Uidnip wKh Scott tives. During the final five days the apace vehicles til the lunar ROBIE (A P ) — Gina LoUobil- pbet P a d o Neumann. ZefflrelU weTl continue to obtain further environment, wMh two men de- The rendesvou* w ill simulate glda underwent a 70-minute op had a head concussion and cuts, as clonely as possible that which data on (he operation of the aoending to wlthki 10 m llw of eration on her left kneecap to- while Rondl and the photogra To Test Lunar Landing Rig wUl be made by two LE M astro conunand and service modules the surface in the bug-Mke craft. pher were virtually unhurt. and their aystams.” After that. If there are no prob It waa fractured in a » auto nauts when they leawe the moon The actress told nearsmen EDITOR'S NOTE—On S^b. M The service modulo la at lems, the Apollo 11 team adH at to catch up WMh the conunand mobile accident Sunday, and Sunday waa an uiducky day for tbrM aitroMiut* are achedulad tached to the rear of tho oom- tempt the historic hmar landing module ptkM who has been orbM- her doctors said the operatkm Oie family. Her son, lOHco Bkof- to be ahot into q>ace in another mand module and contains lito poonbly In June or July. ing while they’ve been exploring was successful. ic Jr., fell while riding In Swlts- ■tep toerard the |oal of >andtn( support, tioctrtoal and other beiow. Ths doctors aald the film star erland but was only bruised and U.8. epaoemen on the moon by equipment. “ I guess you’d protMibly call would be able to leave the hospi is now bctok In his Swiss school. mid-19W. The Apollo 9 miaalon Asked about hU coi^dence in Birth Ri(te Decline this the meet critical phase of tal In about 10 days but would ia deecribed as probably the the flight, the commander re the Apollo 9 miaston,’’ McDivitt HARTFORD (AP)—A 10-year not be able to do much walking moat complex of the manned plied: said. “ The LEM baa no heat decline In Connecticut’s birth for 20 days. Only Half RecdU War fUfbts yet. Here, in the first of ” WeO, I ’m confident aome- The operation was performed shield and no tether ao M can’t rate continued in 1968, reach three articlea on Apollo 9, Air thing's not going to work, be ing 16.2 per 1,000 population, under a general anesthesia. Dr. NEW YO R K — Some 18.4 per re-enter the atmoaphere. U’s ea- Eorce Ool. James A. lIcDlTitt, cause you can’t put that many the lowest since 1940. AttUlo Rampoldl performed the cent of the American people sential that the LEM returns to who ariU command the flight, things together end have It all According to a State Depart orthopedic part of the operation, were not bom when John F. the command module In order giTes Ms view of the venture. work. But I have confidence In ment of Health Bulletin for this and Dr. Llonello Pontl per Kennedy waa Inaugurated aa to get home." the hardware and I ’m confident week, births in 1988 totaled 48,- formed {riastlo surgery after president in 1961, and Just over He said if everything goea By BOWABO BENEDICT we’U complete a vary very com- 000, compared with 49,209 In ward adiich the doctors said half of us are too young to re light, only the LEM engine# and AP Aeroepaoe Witter pUoated mlsalan. 1967. would leave her knee unscarred. member World War n. guidance and navlgaitton sya- GAPE KENNEDY, FU. (AP) tems will be uaed to conduct the — “ I woul
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PEBEUABY 18, 19TO jH anirlErfitrr lEtirnhtg l^ rraih WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, ,1969 . - Gate of Heaven Mothers’ A n d _____ Circle will meet tonight at the Venum Obituar)' M DaUtotnU; «ad.'two 4bout Town Fnnerala & w hort home of Mrs. Richard Planta- Cub Scout Pack IBS will nida, 70 Coleman Rd. Co-hostess Events Planned .'HriM, Bta M .. HRC Backs Full-time Job meet Friday at 7 p.m. at Bow is Mrs. Stanley Richmond.. Mrs. Veronica Fiaaek Riles TomorrdW Iteina MtTMr -to ers School. The event is open TALOOTTVILLE—The funeral For the Eldierly Monsignor Strongly Pleads >•* *Wtay « m a.in. at t*Bfen to all o^ the cub’s families, and of Mrs. Veronica Franek of 807 For Senior Center Head racks on Stand Cub Scout Pack 64 of Bentley Taylor St. was held this morn F«* Columbia Gr a cub should be accompcuiied School win hold ite Blue and The first In a aortas of aootai frem P*ge Onoi ing from the Htrimes Funeral The Mandiester Human Rela For Parochial School Aid and drummed a pencil on the by at least one parent. Gold Banquet FMday at 6 p.m. events being planned fOr tbe them .discounts lor merchandiw tabketop. Home, 400 Mato S t, Manches town’s oldef oitlaono, will be tions Oommlasion (HRC) last and services—with approximate Ihe Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bdawrd gru t arauld help anormooily to .r£!2“or5irS'; 9 ^ e d lUa-; lieiUi tn hla at Illing Junior High S ■■ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Rham District PA System Gift the patrolmen could not hear Tax Assistance cries for help. >yernor’s Veto Sustained The final bill, which raises ex cost o f operating this govern 90, the House voted 162-49 to Woman Awarded 85,631 The system would get an y penses from $900 to $1,200, re ment,” he ssdd. suatalh Sargeht’s veto,' Amenta c f the Internal For Ski. Slope mceeage to all parts of the slope MUMCIPAl BUILDING The governor told newsmen In Eye Injury Case presents a total of $1,700 more Short but sharp debate in both Christiana^Jewett Revenue Servioe will be in at once. he had refused to sign the $375,000 Request Rejected A public address system cost than last year for the 240 repre branches greeted the Democrat PARIS (A P )—Lynn D. Weln, Mancheater’a Municipal It will also act as an inter BaySUite-Legislature $11,400 salary bill, which he had ing about $860 is being donat I fitein, 28, of Hartford, Conn., Building tomorrow to give com system between the top sentatives and 40 senators. Bbc- ic leaders' decision not to try to Invited In Ms veto message of V oten tn th« three-town dla- been selected to perform with markable progress and develop ed to the town for use on the was awarded $6,681 in damages triot jwtienUjr refused to au assistance In the preparation an'’ bottom of the slope. An- tra increases for the leadership override Saigent’s veto. The last week, until his veto was the All Ekustem Oonnecticut ments made with the children at Northvlew Ski Slope. The donat- * ouncements can be made. CLOSED I Accepts 14% Pay Hike Tuesday by a Paris Court after sustained. thorise an additional $375,000 Music Festival at the University this school. of 1968 income tax returns. ng group has asked that its and some committee chairmen $12,6(X) salary could have won Warnings can be given, such "I wanted It clear that I had a Frenchman admitted hitting tor an addition and other work of Oonnectiicut in March. Rep Tomorrow’s session will be r,ime be withheld, according to •BOSTON (AP) — Claiming .."a the course the Democratic ma bring the total cost of the pack-' 'easily In the House by the nec Latin Visit as "Please button your ji^kets FRIDAY, FEB. 2L 1969 vetoed the salary (of $12,600),’ ’ at Rham Hlfh School. resentatives in the An Elastem the first of eight, on con Ernest J. Tureck, park super vjptory for the taxpayers of the jorities in the House and Senate age to an estimated $800,(XX>. - essary two- thirds margin, but the girl in the eye with'a bottle Miss Nancy Borovlcka of Wlll- to keep them from getting 8 ^ ," Gov. Francis W. Saigent he said. Tile vote in the referendum Chorus will be sopranos Martha secutive Thursdays, with the intendent. would adopt. The Democratic leadership, every one of the 27 Senate Dem two years ago. was 437 arainat and 244 for. Six ington and a graduate of St. caught in the rope." hits signed into law a salary lev- The salary question waa Sar Blowen and Criatal Johaimson, last on April 10. AH aessione "The PA system will be a IN OBSERVANCE OF The first question of the day announcing It was retreating to ocrats would have had to go Miss Weinstein was walking teen per cent of the 3,676 elig Joseph’s College in West Hart Music may take up most cf e| o fill,400 tor state leglslatora. gent’s first head-on collision and aHos April Mott, Pamela will be from 9 a.m. to 1;30 real deluxe job,” Tureck said. the system’s production time. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY was whether the Senate would the $11,400 level, “ In the spirit along to allow the Senate to ov along a Left Bank Street when ible voters cast ballota. ford visited and spoke to ail of ," I am gratified that the legis- with the legislature since he Law, EHalne Oimrd, Mary p.m.. In the Hearing Room. It will compare to the system It can be disnisnUed for sum vote to override Sargent’s veto of responsible reaction to a pub erride. she stopped to watch a group In this, the third referendum Mrs. Sara Robinson's social SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1969 l^ttire has followed my recom- took over less than one month Egan, and Patricia Devine. Those who appear for as now used at Mt. Nebo by the of the 26 per cent Increase to lic plea,” said the lawmakers Ten Democratic senators had on the building project, Hebron studies classes. Miss Borovlcka mer use elsewhere. ago from former Gov. Jolm A. singing. Jacques Vansteen, 68, sistance are requested to Midget Football Association, mendabion establishing its sa- $12,600 which both branches had been made "die whipping not supported the pay bill, etnd remained consistently negative Participating in the All East has recently returned from a Emergency Telephone Number*; Volpe. who lives in an apartment over bring all records €Uid infor and will have four large speak 14ry within the limits I set." the passed wUh substanUal Republi boys" for rising costs of state at least one said he would sup and Andover remained consis ern Band will be Dawn Price, half-year tour oi Latin America IN 4 LANGUAGES looking the street, shouted down mation pertinent to their in ers. Highway ...... ? new Republican governor said can support. government. port the pay bill, and at least tently affirmative. Hebron voted French horn; Raymond Brunell, where she parilcipated in the VATICAN CITY—The Vatican for silence and then threw a come taxes. Ssifety on the slope prompted l^te Tuesday night as he signed After the Democratic caucus, one said he would support Sar W yea and 290 no; Andover's sousaphone, and clarinettsta International Farm Youth Ex dally newspaper, I’Osservatore Garbage ...... 649-IB86 Sargent made plain that he More than 1,200,000 persons small bottfe. the gift. Manchester Ski Patrol the 14 per cent Increase, drawn legislators were told the leader gent on a vote to override. vote was 74 yes and 67 no, and Karen Berk and Rebecca Dona change Program. She discuss The deadline date for the Romano, is issued dally in Ital Sanitary Sewer and W ate r...... 649-9697 expects state employes to settle have visited ihe Oape Kennedy The bottle severely injured people would be on the top of up hastily earlier in the day. ship would go along with the 14 Marlborough voted 71 yes and 80 hue. ed Catholicism in Latin America filing of returns is April 16. ian and once a week in three for a comparable raise. When a vote waa finally taken spacecraft launching area in Miss Weinstein's eye, which re the slope when someone would other languages; English, ■The signing ended a frantic per cent raise over last year’s The legislature "hoa demon- on whether to override the veto, Florida since the first bus tours quired treatment in Paris and no. The All Elastem Orchestra today and other religions which fall ba^y at the bottom, bu t French and Spanish. day of caucuses, closed-door $10,000 which Sargent in Ms veto stra^ a willingness to work it came in the House. After ap were Parted to the siite and Its the .United States, according to The first referendiun, held In will have cellists Deborah are practiced there. discussions and speculation on message said he would approve. with me in to contain the proving the $11,400 salary 188- environs In July, 1960. her attorney. December 1987, defeated all pro Wythe and String bassist John Moita posals for the building project. Zimmer as Rham’s representa Tlic second reforendum held tives. in March 1068 approved $1,260,- 000 for the building project. Field Trips Itowever, since that time build Mrs. Victoria Marlcland ac ing costs have spiraled and the companied the Family Living entire project could not be ac and Quantity Foods cIsbsoo on complished for the original es a field trip last week to the timate. Mansfield State Training School. The basic bid, however, has The Fnture Homemakers Club George been awarded to the Jack R. baked 200 large heart-shaped Ulashlngton'i Himter Co. of Manchester. cookies and the Quantity Foods Preparation for building and classes iced land decorated renovation called for in the them. The Rham students took F ir s t basic bid is expected to begin the cookies and a small toy shortly. This includes rooms for collection to the Mansfield stu N a tio n a l industrial arts, business educa dents on the Valentine Day tion, arts and crafts, library, visit. S tores auxiliary gym, and showers and The Quantity EVxids students locker facilities. inspected the various types of BIRTHDHV At a public information,^neet- spEcmis facilities utilized in institutlona- ing held Monday evei^g, 43 Ized food servioe. persons including board mem Mrs. Markland and Irene m bers, architects and press dis Slobodian, state parliamentar cussed the reasons for the ad ditional funds. Several persons ian of the state chapter of FV- nURDflG ture Homemakers of America, ALL FIRST NATIONAL lllllf llliliE m ill n fm C ' indicated they did not favor the Fallot photo building of a greenhouse, run attended the winter meeting and lESTOIL MILS. LEON RICHARD CHRISTIANA ning track or tennis courts in dinner of the Executive State 'IM H lili IIII ■ SUPER MARKETS Miss Elaine Rae Jewett of the bride, and the veil by her cluded in the alternate propos- Council earlier this month. PINE SCENT Bis. Twenty girls accompanied by UIHIP BATHROOM TISSUE Mianchester and Leon Richard mother. At a board meeting following the school nurse, Mrs. Alice Christiana of Bolton were wed Miss Bonnie M. Barrow of SAUD DRESSING 25° Deal Pack $ofdin4ntin pkgs Northbridge, Calif., cousin of the closing of the polls yester Stone, visited the Mystic Oral WILL BE OPEN Saturday, Jan. 26, in a candle day the board moved to table School last week. The trip spon the bride, was maid o f honor. light ceremony at South Con any actions or further discus sored by the Health Careers t t She wore a gown of jewel blue sion on the referendum until a Club. The group toured the com ALL DAY SAT., FEB. 22 $ gregational Church, Hartford. velvet, and ahe carried a single special meeting of the board on plete ISadlltles of the school and Half Hie bride is the daughter of blue cabbage rose. $t Bridesmaids were Mrs. John Monday. observed classes from pre-ldn- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Washington's Birthday Gal Gregan of Manchester and Miss At Music Festival dergarten through eighth grade. | F Rolls Jewett of 85 Goodwin St. The Several Rham Students have They were able to see the re Martha Morrow of Hartford. For Your Shopping Convenience bridegroom is a son of Mr. and They wore gowns of claret red Mrs. Peter R. Christiana of 288 velvet, and carried American Birch' Mt. Rd. Beauty cabbage roses. V em on The Rev. Raymond Clark and Roger Christiana of Bolton the Rev. Dr. Henry David Gray served as his brother’s beat O] of South Congregational Church man. Ushers were Philip C. State Check for $ 1 6 , 1 9 5 [O performed the ceremony. Jewett of Manchester, brother FIRST Give in marriage by her of the bride; and John Gregan, Ret^eived for CDAP Study k U.S.DA CHOICE BEEF father, the bride wore a full- James Lindsay and Ronald Bog- « TURKEVS LEAN length gown of peau de sole, li, all of Manchester. TOP ROUBD BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE! designed with a yoke of heir After a reception at the Op A check for $16,196, the first planner John McAlmont, from CHUCK BONE IN loom Belgium leoe, and a cathe era House of Tobacco Valley payment on a total of $44,168, the State Deipartment of Com HENS dral train. Her fiiH-length veil Inn, Windsor, the couple left waa received tpday by town munity Affairs. Nationals A o f sifk Illusion was edged with for a wedding trip to the Trapp 'The money la for a study 10 to 14 ibs CALIFORNIA STEAK hand-drawn lace, and Ae car Family Liodge in Stowe, Vt. under the Community Develop SmOKED TOP SIRLOin BOTTOmROUnD BONE IN ried a' white Bible with a white Mr. Christiana Is employed at ment Action Plan (CDAP). The orcMd and stephanotla. The Dexter Scientific Laboratory, School Board total cost of the study be Fabulous bridal gown was fashioned by Windsor Locks. $68,000. Hie difference between Armour Franks '« 53' OR TOP CHUCK STEAK the two figures is to be paid OR Takes Action BONELESS CHUCK in services by the town. SHOULDER Man Walking on Rt. 6 Finast All Beef Franks 67' BANK CftSOfT The state approved the town’s Struck, Killed by Car On Personnel application for the money sever SHOULDER OAilDS ACCCTTED 5 to 7 Ibs RumPRonsT FILLET STEAK TERRYVIL.LE (AP) — John al months ago. The receipt of Colonial All Beef Franks « 69' Koslkowski, 51, of Plymouth was Action taken by the Board of the cheric signals the immedi BONELESS CHUCK struck by a car and killed ’Tues ARTHUR DRUR Eklucation Monday night on per ate eniargment of the staff to day evening as he walked on sonnel changes was routine In assist McAlmont with the study. Mizrach Kosher Salami ‘>v 45' CHICKEN STEAK Route 6. 11 of 12 instances. The excep The town’s present facilities State police identified the driv tion was the appointment of Mrs. and Its future needs will be as Mizrach Kosher Bologna '»■ 45‘ CHUCK BONE IN U.S.D.A. er of the car aa Mrs. Carol K. Ehia Phipps to be a part-time sessed. The first month will be Duke, 23, of Terryvllle. No devoted to organizing the pro CHOICE helping teacher in Grade 6 at DscarMayerFamilyLoaf '>> 59' CALIFORNIA ROAST charges were filed, police said. Manchester Green School for the gram smd the second month an remainder of the school year. analysis of the plan will be TENDER Mrs. Phipps, a resident of made for the Planning Commls- ' Oscar Mayer Olive Loaf '»v 55' SHORT RIBS OF BEEF VEGETARIAN DOG lUSDAI BILLJNGS, Mont. (AP) — Manchester and a gp'aduate of sion. The Open Space program FLAVORFUL Simmons College in 1949, will will be brought up to date dur lb Shaka, pet dog of Mrs. Bruce L. OF MANCHESTER OscarMayer»>'« Bologna47' CHOICE. POT ROAST Wilcox, eats carrots from the be retained on a temporary ing the third month. BUDGET TERMS basis until a full report is The state has listed nine areas • family garden. it wants the town to study in o [O "She just goes out into the NATIONWIDE rendered by the administration GUARANTEED SERVICE the survey. They are, housing, garden, pulls up a carrot by the at the next board meeting. She CENTER 'Loaner Cars Free Towing was employed because the class health, social services, econom The Finest in Fish From Your Fussy Fish Dept. HALIBUT STEAKS CUT top with her mouth, then eats it ic development, public utilities EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! raw," Mrs. Wilcox said. 1^1. 643-2467 has 31 pupils, but the board felt Fruits & Vegetables LAYER and service, public safety, HADDOCK FILLET PACK And vdien Shaka can’t find MCancbester, that setting this or any other From the Fussy Bunch! Finast Coffee 69 Vermm Town Une figure as an overload might transportation and clrculatloni LAYER any carrots, ahe eeXs c o r n - and cultural and pifbllc admin Fancy Skinless FLOUNDER FILLET PACK right off the cob. Rte. 83, TalcottvlUe, Oonu. establish a policy for hiring Instant Coffee ’>x»t 99 other part-time teachers. istration. After these areas are all con NO. 1 SMELTS On the recommendation of Su sidered the information gath instant Breakfast nN.st :n 49 S lb Boi perintendent of Schools Donald $4 19 ered will be reviewed and an ORnncES lOD FILLET MEDIUM WHITE SHRIMP J. Hennigan, the board approved evaluation of it will be made. Table Syrup nH«r 49 a sabbatical leave of absence lb CHERRYSTONE CLAMS In the second year of the pro 1II iiii 5 LB BOX 1.89 for the 1969-70 school year for gram goals and objectives will SUNKIST NAVEL Finast Saltines 2 SMOKED COD FILLET Donald Warren, Bennet Junior 17 >1 be formulated and six to seveni EXTRA LARGE cinl High School teacher, pending his months will be devoted to the Fruit Cocktail CENTER CUT STEAKS MACKEREL 35 acceptance to attend a National mtmirn FREE ways and means of meeting the Science Foundation Academic needs in the nine areas. This Prune Juice ‘ HN«$T f«r ^ Year Institute. Warren said if he will lead to a five-year projec 22 01 receives the appointment, he tion and then the final action Fruit Drinks UrtHtHy must notify the foundation of his SlUORDFISH plan. intent by March 1. Salad Oil Pkg Once the plan is completed Mrs. Susan Blair was appoint it will probably be used as a NORTHERN PACIFIC FRESH ed to teach Grade 4 at Richard lO iB e Spaghetti guide for the future develop ^ffousH rnm ns Martin School for the remainder f ment of the town. of the .school year. A Msuichester Finast Flour T H U R S - , Mayor John Grant is also in resident, she received her BA vestigating the possibility of from the University of Massa Brownie Mix FINAST OVSTERS F E B . 2 0 other state funds to accomplish I chusetts in 1966. many other things for the town. Fruit Gelatines Leaves of absence were grant Last month he Had a visit ed Mrs. Alberta Baida, seventli from a representative of the Crunchy Dog Food 79e$te« grade Engllsh-reudlng teacher at Highway Safety Oommi^ion BAKING i Illlng Junior High School, effec with an offer of matching funds Gravy Style Dog Food 1^ . tive April 4, and Mrs. Theodohi for a variety of programs for G L E E M 5 9 A. Brown, third grade teacher the town. POTATOES Deodorant Soap FINAS WITH THIS COUPON • tOOlNPW^* .i. at Bowes School, retroactive to This resulted In the formation Jan. 31. on Monday night by the Board Maine Russets U.S. No. 1 Liquid Bleach FINAST >1M » « r t The resignations of two ele of Representatives of a Vernon, EXTRA S&H 7M mentary .school teachers f o r Advisory Safety Commission to Liquid Detergent FINAS GREEN STAMPS SHAMPOO retirement purposes at t h e consider a pilot sidewalk pro 14 oz c Finiit with Bliieh EXCEOWM t a blets*'- TZ close of the school year were gram for the sof^y of school Cleanser e«nt with the purchase of 18 oz pkg V k accepted with regret. They children and radar for the sur are Mrs. Marion B. McLagan, veillance of short streets that Corned Beef General Mills WHEATIES a teacher at Bowers Schcx)!, are speed strips but are t o o Coupon valid thru Sat., Feb. 22 who him taught almost 23 year.s short for police to "clock” the Lin>it one coupon per adult In Manchc-sler, and Mrs. Zoe speeders. Burke, Grade 6 teacher at Na Other areas the commission than Hale School, who will have will consider are; Restoration of taught 24 years in Manchester the "Kiddy-Lak" program which lit the time of her retirement. teaches the elementary school Tile resignation of Miss Jean children the hazards of traffic Michael, a Project Outdoors and actually lets them “ drive" stuff member, was accepted, in city streets. The purchase of cffoc'tive at Uie end of t he a unique machine to refurbish highway signs at a fraction of Ulin UP TO ' , school year, 2 lOffectlve resignation dates of the coat of their replacement, uiin n UHLunBiE suieepsthkes p r iz e two teachers accepted ait Jan and the possible purchase;; of a uary meetings were changed. new ambulance and a training Tliat of Mrs. Ruth Madell was course for operators of It. (iuuiged from E'eb. 21 to Feb. 28, and that of Mrs, Barbara Miontilllor from Fteb. 14 to Fieb. FIGHT HEART DISEASE 11. Similarly, two leaves of ab S100 WINNER S100 WINNER S200 WINNER $100 WINNER $200 WINNER $100 WINNER sence dates were changed, that Terry Orzel Mrs. James Nestor Lawrence Fugere Ruth Morse Norman Hill Donitd Hitch $50 WINNER $50 WINNER $200 WINNER Winner of 1969 Barracuda Winner of Mini Mink Coat L A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. of Mrs. Joiiet Shepro from Jan. New Britain. Conn. Stamford, Conn. Turners Falls, Mass. Bristol. Conn. Putnim, Conn. East Hirtlord, Conn. 2 to Jun. 13, and that of Mrs. Doris Dwyer Helen Johnson Bonlyn Crai| Mrs. William Simmons Mrs. Fred Whitehead Barbara Krell from Jan. 8 GIVE HEART FUND Clinton. Conn. Bristol, Conn. Norwich^ Conn. Walliniford, Conn. Fairfield. Conn. to Jun. 10. 723 M AIN ST. MANCHESTER Beer, Cigarettes and Tobacco Products exempt from Stamp Offer thru Sat, Feb, 22, 1969 Prices effective First Natiopal Stores Boar.’ CliarettM and Tobacco Products exempt from Stemp Offer W i ipeene tiie right to limit quentities fWete electhe FIret National Stores M n IM , Fab. 22, 1969 O M PAOB TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, .FEBRUARY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 Area Blood Donor Vernon m Lenten Series Joins 10-Gallon Club Starts Tonight r - w e e a r e - The first in a series of Len Choose "Super-Right" Quality Meats! Y«8t«day*8 Bloodmobile visit to St. Mary’s Church ten services will be held today added 119 pints to the Wood supply. A total of 68 per EATOWI at 7:30 p.m. at ""the First Con sons kept their appointments, and 78 walk-in donors gregational Church of Vernon. 121Syt SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD The Rev. John A. Lacey, min "Sa|Mr-IUslil>! Qudtiy ^ .V**. ^ y < G«or»e M. Blake, Irvin W. ister, will give the Ash Wednes Ion mark ^ r d a y . He is 8B»er- oartside, Willard C. Allen. Miaa day meditation. Mrs. Sue Lev 'WHERE QUALITY ALW AYS SHORT CU T~II0 M T AOOtO 1^. T*** Sullivan Marie Pope. Warren Blackwell, itt, contralto soloist, will sing EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" „ . ***•“ Mary Byron, Alfred Camp- "O, Divine Redeemer." Other multi-sallon donors yea- bell, Clifton C. Coffin, Francis A coffee hour will be held 5 REASONS WHYA^P RIB ROASTS OFFER BETTER m U E * T u e » ., after the service in Fellowship U m i l f C ’i Wed. 9 to 6 • Thun., Fri. • to t A- J--- B- Schot- n U U I l O i Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) • Oven Rf.TiJy One Price Only • CirvinR No rr.ithpt Bones mchart D. five tier. Mre. Zaneth Roberts, Mra. Hall. • Short Ribs Removed • Wjstelul Chmp Bone Cut Away D ^ d K. A ^ r so n and Rob- Maureen D. Plckral, William The Women’s Fellowship of • Only The First 4 R'bs Are Sold As Rib Ro.ist Kuhne and Jam es P. Tierney. Union Congregational Church aid S. Ellle, three gallons, ^ will hold its annual Ash OUR REST CENTER CUT rUTNER MNU s w w r M M and Mrs. Jane Mellen, one gal- „ Howard AND DACK-tTIUP/ nMOVtOMWSOlD AAP SELLS ONLY ‘ Smith, Jack Lappen, John Sul- Wednesday communion service tor all women of the church in n w r m SEPAMTUY The next Woodmobile visit is “7 “ - McCann, Mrs. the chapel at 8 p.m. today. AT SHORT MHPMCE set tor March 20 at the South The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, OyElii-iREADY United Methodlat Church. Hours Lautenbach, Leroy This week we’ll make pastor, will conduct the service, InciifdiiiQ So^tled Club Rib Roost will be from 1:48 to 6:30 p.m. Hamngton, Philip C. Raddlng, with Mrs. Mildred Coleman, J Donors who kept appoint- ^ Vendetta, Richard soloist. Pork Chops (Cof froin Ibe lirsf Ribs Only!) ments yesterday were: Dolores Luke, There will be a candlelight N inif HM 4 Kvcrett J. Livesey, Richard Knnjak, Mrs- Anne Marie service with communion served MKUMmi NONI MklCID HIOHiRi W ^ . and sell about .('Vi;:?.-' Steeves. Mrs. Anna Pierce, ^ h o u n , Germaine Smith, at tables arranged in the shape Mrs. Rosemary Cornelius, Aus- D Ftoy. of a cross. Aj r Also, Clarence Maron, J<^n tin Cnamoers, Mrs. Alice Lar- . ** t i. m. «i « The service will be preceeded **Super-Rlght” YOUNG Bycl^'lskroary R.^Dali: at 6:30 p.m. by a potluck sup QUARTER lOIN SlICED ^la Ber^. Mrs. Tho^ „ ^cRvaln. per. Mrs. Luther Trouton and 9 million donuts! Chuck Steaks Markham, Mrs. Helen Cunning- Q ,g^ william Keish, Mrs. Henry Troiiton will be ham. Herbert R. Shroyer, PhU- ^ D„,t)ur, Robert Jones, hostesses.' “ Saper-Right" Quiity Up Harrison, Robert S. Morten- prancls Jones, Mrs. Ruth Wonder why? Pork Chops leaf—loM lR 49 Turkeys son, Richard J. Bagge Sr. Evans, Orrin E . West. Public Records w Also, Harold W. MacNeeley, Patrice McCarty. Mrs. Dorothy WllUams, Miss Mar- Warrantee Deeds Well, maybe it’s because we make more types of Donuts Each PickagH O.S..Gov’t Inspeetad 1 Harry Tom and Iva B. Tom ■niompson. David Odegard, Robertson, Thaddous Oa- Containa 8 to 11 Cbopi, Cround Beef Grade A to Edward G. O’Brien, parcel Gordon Matheny, Douglas M. darowskl, Mrs. Marjorie Kavec- 1G ta 20 Iba. I at 313 Birch Mountain Rd. con than probably any other wholesale baker. Ceater A End ChU FreiMy SraaHd WUk, William Rice, Anthony Arthur S. Lassow, John 39 veyance tax, *19.25. Any tiza Paekagi AHbrio, Mrs. Grace Agnew, j^mes, Mrs. Janet SterUng, 89; 55: : Boise (Cascade Corp. to the George Dickie, Anthony J. Rus- Charles House, Ronald H. Gates, We make Golden Donuts, Sugar, Cinnamon, Chocolate, Bhermon R. Ctdlins, who became a 10-gallon blood donor yesterday, receives a certificate of Hartford Electric Light Co., PERRI PRIMO AND CARANDO PISA— Hot or SwMt BONELESS BEEF (Straight Cuts 99< lb.) sock, Mrs. Ada Sullivan, Mrs. Joanne Kilgore, D. E. AIs- commendation and a 10-gallon lapel pin from Mrs. Nevln Decker, (left), chairman of yes parcel south of Highland St„ CSiarles Griffin, Jerome Nathan, baugh, Wentworth Johnson, Miss terday’s bloodmobile, and Gray Lady volunteer Mrs. John L. Jenney. Collins has been giving conveyance tax, *27.50. Jelly, Frosted, Homestyle, Glazed and more. Also, Eugene M. Dickenson, Mlchela Collins, Donald Warren. blood regularly since December 1952. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Quit Claim Deed lb Jam es McCooe, Harry Basklnd, Also, Robert E. Barnett, Mrs. The Hartford Electric Light Or maybe it’s because our Jane Parker Donuts Italian Sausage Fresh Brisket Jam es Ough, William L. Kings- Harriet A. Mitchell, Paul Foster, ■Q Co. to Boise Cascade Corp., 2 George R. Hubbard, Martha Carablno, Mrs. Mema West, Russell, Egils Mltrevlcs, Daniel Robert Whalen, Judith McCrys- parcels south of Highland St., are known to be light and luscious. MORRELL i n . ' 3 D C Kurowkai, Orrin C. WTilte, Wil no conveyance tax collected. CoHRtry Ityla— ChI WllUam S. Bouton. Lange Sr., Gerald C. Hardy, tal. Dr. Robert; E. Stanton, Colin You Save from 40c to 50c lb.! Para Pork rill Bolton liam C. Carroll, Carl Rivers, Also, Mrs. Margaret Brooks, William J . Dixon, Wayne G. Fox, Henry R. Wlerablckl and Building Permits FroHi Freih Pork Laiaa S a u s a g e M e a t Frederick A. Tracy, Frederick P o r k R ib s Norman Ely, Jacqueline ’Tre- Mantz, Joseph M. Mlchallk, Mrs. Judy AuCoin, Jam es Mc- Gardner Chapman, construc "Siptr-RIgM" FRESH FRESH DHIoklN lADKS AND NECKS II* Ife. H. Burr, Jr ., Mrs. Antoinette schuk, John Rohan, Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Josephine B. Sullivan, Crystal. tion of six apartment buildings W hatever the reason, it’s a fact. MORRISON AND SDHIFF IRAND School Panel at 337 - 347 Oakland St., *408,000. ALL BEE?. FRESH GROUND WMi Knockwurst p!'. 89'' Chicken Legs Thlgla 59: Chicken Wings 2 9 ; We will make and sell about 9 million donuts this week Sets Meeting QiUk'Fraua ■‘Siptr-RIgM" dMlIty SLICED lyTk* and average nearly the same every week of the year. Tomorrow HAMBURG Halibut Steoks 79; Liverwurst Plcca* 49 Ik Swift Bacon 'pt79* LUN FUVORFUL Dm I, Ham, Ccnitd I h I tr Tarfcsy Such popularity must be deserved. Htit 'N Strvi ’Die Board of Education will S«inl- SupM^ J M. A q hold its regular monthly meet Another important reason why people 10 Lbs. Fried Fish Sticks 65; RoeMlerHom BomUh 9 9 ; Sliced Meats Right ptg. 0 7 ing tomorrow night. This is the meeting that was postponed be who live by a gas line ore called luckies" This week, shop A&P. Visit the Jane Parker D epartm ent cause of the storm, and then because of the Republican cau Guaranteed-Gaad Graceries...All Value-Priced cus. Pick any donut variety and discover for yourself The agenda Is very short, however, and after the neces why they’re so popular. sary business of paying bills C" Jb I '"C'l dent’s report, the board la ex * « . 9 9 COPYRIGHT • IM S, THE GREAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. v i o n A i u I pected to get back to work on its budget preparations. CA m I c m Superintendent of Schools Jo Jane Parker Bakery Variety! seph Casta gna attended t h e American Association of School Administrators convention in “I Atlantic City over the weekend. FLAIN. SU6AREI w Over 30,000 administrators were CINNAMON tr COMI. there. ’m Dr. Castagna said he spent quite a bit of time looking over M E A T Y ,. " C O U N T R Y . S T Y L E " MEXiCORN12oi..W HItii . 4 ^ , the exhibits, with an eye out Try a gas dryer pkgi. for furniture for the new ele •f 12 2 >49 mentary school and physical Sweet Pens or PecAjpUie education and shop equipment PORK RIBS __ tor the m t^ Ie school. RIIUUN r* SIZE NEW—lANE PARKER INDIVIDUAL AJAX—6s OFF UBEL OUR owNt- donus pack CAKE AND FROSTINO—Rig. Pkg. 20 Seniors Accepted According to the February newsletter from the high school Cherry Pie ”.759* Danish 6X^59° guidance office, 52 seniors have S o a p 4 s?ii4 9 * T e a B a g s 'ru!'9 9 * Jiffy M ixes 1 0 * sent a total" of 111 applications CHICKEN NOODLE EI8HT O’CLOCK CHUNK L|QHT out to colleges, universities and Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Mild and nursing schools. So far, 20 sen Coffee Mallow !.1 .4 9 Stnr-KistTuna l.~ e iors have been accepted into a Campbell’s Soup '°!^ri5‘ 3 1 00 total of 30 schools, with only at home CAFE PRINCE IRAND two rejections. ’The students, a few of whom Bustello Coffee ,t,79‘ Curly Spaghetti '.t25* have been listed before, and FRANOO-AMERICAN VEQETARLE their acceptances, are: Keith Maaf 'N Carpenter, Northeastern and W o M o rt Spaghetti Sarva CrisCO Shortening 3 <» 87* Worcester Polytechnic Insti ' * » ' 1 XX OFF I a ie l tUGAA, LEMON, OATMEAL. CHOCOLATE tute; Carol Clark, Bates; Kathy This Is A Real SOving! Geer, Northeastern and the Uni j. Bathroom Tissue N u M Fabric Softener p*fJficlJt Hestle's Cookie Mix versity of Connecticut; Karen Instant Yiiban Coffee Hills, Drew and UConn; Duane CalNonila Maxim Freez^Dried Coffee laT* 9? 650 Sheet LeBlanc, University of Jlart- OUR OWN FRESH MADE tmkist Chase & Sanborn Coffee 2itn1-49 Maxwell House Coffee ';:U 9 ‘ ford; David Loynd, UConn and for 90 days Navel Oranges 10 79' Roll 4 pS! 3 7 * SoftParkayMargaine ««offuiel 't4 4 ‘ Burry's Marble Cookies 'p’ l^ 3 9 ‘ Florida Institute of Technology; Frsth, Crisp larft 'at 39* William Mickewlcz, UConn, Fron Califonila Farm stalk Nabisco Oreo Creme Sandwich Cookies pi' 45‘ Sunshine Fig Bars SAUSAGE MEAT Pascal Celery FEMININI NAPKINS Georgia Tech and UofH; Debbie KetexPlus Scotties Facial Tissues **p^/'’'3 2 ‘ Miner, East Carolina Universi ty; Gary Mortensen, UConn and FQR SALADS VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON UofH; David Norris, West Chicory or Escarole IREAKSTONE—Rtg. tr lillhniia Stylt minster; Jean Pesce, UConn This CospoR T*w»nls and University of Michigan; Cottage Cheese '.up 49* ' . W6rth ‘ Pirtkti* *f Debbi Porcheron, West Frozen Food Value Vanetyi 5 0 Virginia Wesleyan; Jack Sadler, PILLSIURY tr lALURD'S Utica College and Florida Inst, AiP IRADI A OUT of Tech.; Jackie Treschuk, Biscuits 3 pk^ 29* Alcoa Wrap FREE! ‘jtj W ill OONPON Drew and UConn; Paula Varca, AAP WISCONSIN SHARP Eastern Conn. State College, Green Beans 2 plgi. 47' IfPimONLY wiTHcqilPpN g g C for* .'ind Gretel Cote, Larry Fiano, AIP IRADE A Cheddar Bar X * ,YO|PAYdNLY 7 7 150ft.nl Anne Gauthier, Cynthia San ^ ^ 1 l • z . f 5 49 ^ I Coupon Per Family SILVERBROOK 14b. V # C /I Coupon Por Fomiiy born and Charles Zeppa, UConn. ’ s-Valid thru Feb. 22nd II Vatid thru Mar. Itt French Fries i!^. ^ Scout Banquet 2 43 Butter Solid Print pki # 0 i< The pastponed Blue and Gold PrlMi •ffactiva thru Sat., Peb. SZnd In Hilt Community and Vicinity. Banquet o(;Cub Scout Pack 157 has been set for next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in tlie education building of Bolton Congi-egation- FLUMP, MEATY al Church, V Bulletin Board Salvo Deiergeni Tablets Dial Soap Boaus Dm Tide XK ' The zoning board will meet lITablah I4b. 7 01. M l IGOLD-PINK^QUA) tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Uic town In Paclaga boi ^ REGULAR SIZE-7C OFF Laundry Detergeat Laundry Oelergeni office conference room. Turkey Legs ivory Liquid Laundry Detergent Atty. George Athanson will lb.iat. « 9 2 0 0 PREMIUM l4b.AA( M b . . 79. give the last in a series of lec Adoni Hair Spray PACK bei ^ tures on foreign affairs tomor Raf ular ar Hard t« Held 7 ei. 4 AA row night at St. George’s 22 az. 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IWl, made famous the two tame otters, Mljbil and Edal, as well Fln9|ly there is the account of as the author’s cottage Oamus- the American occupation of Ja A DOLLAR NEVER WENT SO FAR SINCE GEORGE THREW ONE ACROSS THE POTOMAC! feama in the remote Scottish pan, in wMch he plasred a major highlands. role as a staff offier for Mhc- There was a partial sequel, Arthur. "The Rocks Remain,” and the His poitraK cf MhcArthur as present book finishes out the a general is anecdotal and per story—with a melancholy end- sonal. He acknowledges that *nE- Mac Arthur became a controver The period covered Is from sial figure, emd he attempts to 1963 to 1968. A curse had been be objective in his account, but put on Camusfeauna, and one it is clear in the later chapters misfortune after another befell that he is an advocate of the the author. general as a great man. The remaining otters, Eklal Thorpe’s story Is told in low and ‘rek(\ had become unman key and is full of understate . ve y n r d o liis ageable and dangerous. Max S m Hilh M■l■■^ciM c ments and mild humor about well was injiu^d in an auto acci the follies of waithne confusion. dent and for several years was It aerves as an interesting com badly crippled. He loot two law ment on the war, often deplor suits, his boat waa sunk and he ing the decisions of the, WMte developed various allmento. House, the State Department Desjrite the long catalog of P L A IN OR *Mpka OO* Daisy Doughnuts SUGARED of 13 £ 2 9 and the Pentagon. woes, there is sUll some good I ro ip kz AA* Miles A. Smith nature writing in this book, on Whipped Creme Puffs o»4 such subjects as the renovation of two abandoned lighthouse STOP 6 I lb. s 01 0 1 4 SOME IMPERIAUSM IN Home Kitchen Bread SHOP loot THE LATER REPUBUC. By cottages and a trip to Iceland. And while Oamusfeama comee STO P 6 E. Badian. 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Shop quality. long remained Ibosely organized and descriptive powers create and, by and large, extremely an unusual empathy between Fresh Hot Gross Buns 39^ modest. the reader and the wild crea The policy of restraint tures of his books. changed after the Social War. Miles A. Smith Pork Loins Pork Chops 'P beginning in 89 B.C. and as the Shollder Republic , drew toward the WINDOW TO THE PAST— Bartender Brand Cocktail Mixes Comstock Cherry Pie Mix 49* close. The oligarchy was diluted Exploring History Through 5 Rib Cuts Lean through enfranrfiisement of Ita ESP. By Hans Holzer. Double All cur pork is cut Center Cut Broil-A-Foil Trays, large pke Rubenstein Blueback Steak Salmon 59* ly, and men like Crassus and day. 98.65. from leaner, young short shank Pompey put Senate—and more The idea behind this book The best center •M er porkers. 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Tli.». *' White, Jeans Blue Ideal lor potholders Values to $l per Sunmaid Seedless Raisins 15 ounce box 3 3 0 ...| "QUIK f ou> quilts, and doU ' exit ."t fUN Green & Light Blue clottaes 12 WITH CA$< • - '' *i M »P$n C$*4»’..Vit.".,...... ncK ur TOUR nin LONG FAN “GARDEN GOODNESS* ■••tft * 9UIR.CASH CAROS AT Guaranteed for We OPEN WED.. THURS., FRI. tW 9 P.M. Double Top Value Stamps every Wednesday (DAL Sboea — Kofsky’s Own Chorgo or CAP — CBT Moncheater Porkode) W AIHfOW > RO A D e O p u Dolly 10 j.m. to T p.m. # $*t. tM 6 p.m. sieut or w uaion*''''^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE THnnr-oNB PA<» nmny MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,' FEBRUARY 19, 1969 TBF Lakers Rally, Defeat New York, Herald Angle Mando Ramos New Lightweight Cha: By EAR L YOiST Knick Streak Ends at 11 Games Bperli Dditor 20-Year-Old Patrick Award NEW YORK (AP) — had two 7-footera in the line-up. hind Idle Baltimore In the Na Philadelphia moved past New San Franciaco moved 3% Notes from the Little Black Book Stops Cruz games ahead of S6n Diego In Coach Butch van Breda Wilt Chamberlain and Mel tional Basketball AssociaUon’a York Into second place in the Private hideaway of Ted Williams at Islamorada, Counts. There was no move Eastern Division. Chamberlain East as Hal Greer’s 30 points the battle for thlrd/place In the In 11 Rounds Latest for HuU Kolff had a hunch that ment. And we lead the league in scored 31 points and pulled and 22 by Wally Jones offset a West, knocking off Detroit be tvi! 1? from the world by a high wire fence N E W YORK (A P ) — Bobby Hull has won enough hind Jeff Mullins’ 37 points and W ith burglar alarm systems and a German Shepherd even with superstars Wilt turnovers and we can’t make down 23 rebounds while Counts 37-point spree by San Dlegp’s LOS ANGELES (AP)— awards and trophies in his hockey career to last him Nate Thurmond’s 32. ’Thurmond with reflexes as quick as a .400 hitter. "Ted has a son, Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor free throws. What did we make, added 23 points.*' W alt Frzler Elvin Hayes. The new lightweight cham a lifetime. There have been two Hart Trophies as the 27 of 48? 'ITiey can’t make un paced the Knicks with 30. The Rockets, behind by as scored 21 in the third period tut five-month-oW John Henry. . . . New York Yankees ^...... and Jerry West his Los pion of the world is Mando National League’s Most Valuable Player, three Art guarded shots from only 15 feet New York led by 14 points many as 15 points in the first the Warriors went ahead to wHl experiment with several of the new proposed base- Itemds, at age 20 the Angeles Lakers weren’t go out and they’ll probably all ask stay. Dave Bing was high for Ross Trophies as the scoring champion and one Lady early in the third period before half, narrowed the gap to 100-97 bap rui« changes during (h e ------— — youngest ever to reach ing to be a super team. for raises. Chamberlain sparked the rally with 7:15 left. But the 76ers ran the Pistons with 2. Byng 'Trophy as the play’er best combining ability and Good, yes; super, no. "Johnny Egan rtms the team that kept the Lakers games off eight straight points to salt John Tresvant’s 20-foot jump spring ^tosAidng exhibition sea- night against WetherafisM High SUCh » lofty position in the sportsmanship. ______“ We just don’t have the per pretty well and isn’t affected by ahead of Atlanta In the West. the game away. er with one second left gave son. The Yanks reported yester- at Weithersfltid. Unless a major history of the lS6-pound All of the honors have been 1 ; i sonnel to play a moving offen pressure defenses. But he gets ’The Hawks nipped Cincinnati Zelmo Beaty’s short jump Seattle its triumph over Chica day at their Fort Lauderdale takeis place, the Indians division in boxing, for Hull’s performance on the late and warmest players in —• sive game,” van Breda Kolff murdered on defense becaus of 124-123. shot with six seconds left en go. base and the coaches end scouts finish at the .500 mark. The toualed-halred, spindly ice as one of the most dynamic hockey, has always been a soft said Tuesday night after the his size. And when he’s not in Elsewhere, Philadelphia abled Atlanta to squeak by Cin The win shot the Super Son- nsaaty outnumbered the players. murt win at least 51 legged kid from Long Beach, players in N H L history. That’s touch for tuXograph bounds, Lakers pinned a 113-109 defeat there we look like a bunch of trimmed San, Diego 125-113, Bos cinnati. ’That gave the Hawks’ ics within one game of the Bulls, AW regtSara were amoi« the P®*" "t® games to quel- Calif., won the title when he why the Chicago Black Hawks’ ” i figure if people want to on New York that snapped the trucks coming up court.” ton downed Phoenix 116-110, San 6-foot-9 center game honors with who dropped three games behind m M n g . Special oamp hwtnic- ^ ‘**® tourney, the goal of stopped 31-year-old Teo Cruz o t star left winger attaches a spe- waste their time waiting around Knicks' club record 11-game Cham'berlain and Counts Francisco stopped Detroit 121- 35 points, one more than team San Diego in the race for the tors Include WWtey Fkird Rocky teams. . .Don Harrison, the Dominican Republic in the clal significance to his latest for me.” said Hull, “ an auto winning streak. moved well enough to drop the 114 and Seattle edged Chicago mate Lou Hudson. Cincinnati’s fourth and last playoff spot In OolavUo Loren Baibe ' Harry ■P°*'ts editor o< the Waterbury Hth round of their scheduled award—the Lester Patrick Tro- graph or two is the least I can "You saw us out there. We red-hot Knicks three games be- 114-113. Oscar Robertson had 33. the West. Graft aiid Gene WoodUiW- Man- has been dected l^round f i ^ t T i^stoy night, phy presented to him at an N H L do for them/’ ager Ralph Houk wlU a lL have ^he OonnecUcut ^ weighed 134% Ramos BEFORE A N D AFTER — Solemn-faced lightweight champion Mando Rapios reception Tuesday night. Then H u lf glanced down from coaches Jim Timvn- E l s t o n Writers Allianoe, sue- is shown at weigh-in for bout with Teo Cruz. Right, after bout was stopped ‘"nils is especially w o n ^r- the rostrum to where Detroit’s Gordon Smith of t h e R®moe. the ring rage of the iiK$lth round due to cut over his right eye his appearance changed completely. ful,” said Hull, “because it has great Gordie Howe, a Patrick Wilt’s Thinking Havlicek and Jones nothing to do with the way 1 Award winner two years ago, play hockey.” was sitting. Jo c t Kramer wm Do the Talking in Neu, York 'ITic Patrick Award is present- " I remember waiting in a lob- ed for outstanding service to by, trying to get up the nerve to Spark Celtics’ Win ^ k V e ;^ . Boyer is (he minor Hartford HUton which toclud. pion, ’ Cruz.~ hockey in the United States. 'Die ask Gordie for his autograph,” Psychs Opponents league pitching coaichi ed *100 for each of (wo head ‘‘Sorry about that.” quipped late Eddie Jeremiah, longtime said HuU, who was still in gnule BOS'TON (A P )— The Boston Celtics*maintained their * * * waiters. Next year’s dinner will when reminded of the hockey coach at Dartmouth <3ol- school when Howe broke Into supremacy over the Phoenix Suns in their last home Blueprint for Big-Time Tennis NEW YORK (A P )— To Wilt Chamberlain, the think Here ’n There not be staged in Hartford ®™t lege, was honored along with the N H L 23 years ago. “ I know ing man’s 7-footer, what he did to the New York Knicks BHAH (89) game for a while, and now hope to make moi'e hay on And one poUceman cost iM ‘ to ‘ ‘'® ^ronv Santo Hull. how a kid feels.” B F Pts _ , „ . „ , .. .. uomiiwoDomingo. NEW YORK (AP)—^The Kramer, former worldivorld cham-C h a m - *26,000*25,000 Madison Madison Square Square Garden Gardo.. Tuesday night was mostly mental. But to the battered AJdrIch 6 1 13 a four-game road trip. ------’nvamks to a productive week- guard” the reception room ^ ^ ^ . professional Oasslc March 25-29, the *100,000 , been chosen HuU salsaid that part of the rea- Cootidsre 9 0 Hot shcxiting by John Havll- The parade to the charity line end which produced three vie- door against free loaders. A game’s ruling bodies and P'°" ‘°P so friendly t o young- Knicks, 31 points and 23 rebounds is purely physical. P ost 4 1 r U.S. Open at Forest Hills Aug. ^ 12 cek, Sam Jones and virtually kept the Suns fairly close most tories, the Springfield Kings record number found their way fwhth**round**Ite kent^rMiDenlns P*"® bosses get together in through New York today 39^ t. 7 ; the *30,000 Pacific I ve tried to be good to the won- sten is hls h belief that athletes ” Wc haven’t b ^ getting ,“ ance l^ e s d a y night G am b olati 6 U Conderlno 6 1 13 the entire cast carried the Cel- of the way, even enabling them have moved into third plaice In into the room by one means of ...... ' t __ vu :- ______1___ j mentally pr^ared to P ay cer- Robbinn 6 0 10 .ain teams like we should but I I>obrow skl 1 1 3 ti<» to a 116-110 triumph over to draw within four points at 69- Shutz 2 2 6 the expansion Suns ’Tuesday in 65 midway in the third period, was yer^ '’" y “ P high sfpoints as the Lakers bat- Sto k 0 1 1 here ’ Cham,berlaln said after ^ M . R o b b in s 0 0 0 an afternoon game at Boston Bailey Howell hit two quick bas- ...... w p**/ iiic vwu uru f . j A , . — — ------^ N e w m a n 1 0 2 Garden. kets at this juncture, however. sparking a a^ond-ha f Los An- B a ile y 1 0 2 ga m e s may be purdiased In End of the Line nth. tennis— and the man thev’ll " I ’m going to see if I can groups some *60,000 for travel ®n buss^ ami trains while them on Ute right track, Uien The two veteran stars wound to pull Boston away again, geles surge that destroyed the ^ Manchester at the Charter Oak Under California rules, it goes help,” Kramer said modesUy. expenses of the pro competitors. . . '*’®’'’®. accompUrtied 41 7 89 up with 20 and 19 points respec- Player-coach Bill Russell Sports Shop. Next home game The Cincinnati Bengals have as a knockout, only the second listen in g XO IS JacK Kra- xhe talks principally wUl In- The pros are expected to offer HuU, one of the most artlcu- something." Kmcks club record 11-game Ea«t Hampton (S8) ■lively as the Celtics jumped into logged 41 minutes of action, wlU be Saturday might against announced that the first oppon- suffered by Cruz In, more than a m er. volve top officials from the Big the same oUve branch to the w nn ng s rea . them ahead to stay at B F P is JK a rkh a m 1 0 2 a commanding first half lead compiling 9 points, 28 rebounds, BalUmora . . . Big assist for nieet In their n e w decade as a professional fighter. Big Jack might not emerge as ^our tennis nations—the United other countries, pending more The 113-109 victory kept the 106-103 and sdgnaled an end to b y m a n 5 1 11 and were never in serious diffi- 11 assists and at least six I^ l b e r t : 3 0 B fans would be for hockey stadium In 1970 wUl “i cut him with a right hand the czar of world tennis, al States, France, England and concessions from the Intema- Lakers 4% games ahead of At- ij,g Knicks’ 20-game home win- Ir v in g 3 0 6 culty thereafter. blocked shots. He suffered a teams, major and minor ® toe Cleveland Browns and aa he came In,” said Ramos, though he has strong support for Australia—and the two U.S. pro tlonal Lawn Tennis Federation, lanta in the National Basketball j^i^g streak. B o lle s 0 0 0 Boston hit on 50 of 102 field nose bleed in the first period, D o b b in s 0 0 0 league, to put the last names the response has been consid^ whose ring span Is some four the job In high places, but promoters, George MaciCall and They want the ILTF ,tp abolish Transmission Association’s Western Division "H e’s the coach, I ’m a player, B u rd ic k 2 :i 7 goal attempts for a 49 per cen# but stayed in the game, of the players on the back of ®rable, considering that t h e jnears and only 26 engagements, there’s no question that his wlU ^ b Briner. the distinction between contract C la rk 2 2 6 and dropped the Knicks three have a relationship as accuracy mark compared to the Other major Boston contribu- the game shirts a la many xame is still 18 months away Peter Martinez, an American be an influential voice. ‘‘I understand there vdll be pros and association players, games behind Baltimore in the gx>od as any,” Chamberlain T o ta ls 16 6 38 Suns’ 35 of 99 for a 36.4 percent- tors were Tom Sanders with 17 major league baseball teams • ■ bow many tickets businessman and Teo’s manag- "Kram er Is the one man who representatives from many oth- thus allowing the pros to play In Tronbies? East. said. age. Phoenix got a lot more op- points, Emmette Bryant with Bloom fie ld (M) end American Football League *'®'’® *’®®" er, had no oompl-aints. ”I felt has the respect of the national *r countries on hand,” said a any tournament in which the “ A lot of times your mental ” I ’ve been scoring more of B F P ts portunlty at the free throw line, 14, and Howell and Larry Sleg- entries. . .Second annual Skat- was expandable for the Teo was a little ahead at the associations and he is very close top spokesman of the U.S. Lawn players can compete. They also attitude going into a game isn’t late because Jerry West has D a v is 8 2 18 however, cashing 40 of 49 at- fried with 13 each, E v a n s 8 1 17 Ing Cantlvial is slated Saturday Giants on August 17? time but the doctor was very to the pros,” said a French de- Tennis Association. Alistair are asking the right to cut in on LET US HELP YOU what It should be,” Chamber- been hurt,” added Chamberlain, Elden 6 4 IB tempts compared to 16 of 21 for Gail Goodrich of Phoenix took at the University of Ooraiectl- -The 80,000 tickets for this fair.” legate who will attend the ses- Martin Is the ULSTA president, profits. D ltk e n s 2 0 4 the Celtics. individual honors with 29. Inin said. "One good thing about who has exploded for 66 and 60 U itti 0 0 0 cut. The Ice show will be part to be exhaust- Ring officials had different sions. “He’s the best man possi- The court chleftans will try to Kramer Is In favor of the lat- our loss to Milwaukee on Sun- points in recent games, Cliamberland 2 0 4 CoJem an 4 IK of the winter weekend. T h e scores after 10 roiayis. Thomas ble to lead the game out of Its work out an agreement with ter, and this is where his influ- If you'v* got transmission trauMo, woH day was that It gave us another ” I feel right now my biggest C astcU o 0 8 exhlbittoR starts at 2 at th e ***® **®® ***® bad Ramos ahead, 6-3; judge present morass MacCall, president of the Na- ence might be felt, get to the botibm of it. Thert's bMcniso chance to look at ourselves €ind asset to the team is to be a sup- D u k e s 2 1 5 Knights Prepare for Tournament UOonn rink and to free to tiie " ‘®'"iame Jets in sports came Dick Young had It four Cruz, 6- tional Tennis League, and Bri- As pro promoter, he once was Bankn 0 0 0 see what we had to do. plementary factor, or whatever nubUc aneaklmt of UOmn *" baseball 20 years ago in 3, and Judge George Latka ------ner, executive director of Worid the most powerful man in ten- we're experts at our job. Economical, cdso. “ Any team needs that kind of they may need. For Instance, I T otals 39 12 90 S ^ r ^ r ' t e ^ t a ^ t if u S “ ‘®b. . .That scored It even, 4-4. The Asso- whlch would prevent a threat- nls, controlling all of the top R o c k v ille <60) reminder. It’s impossible to go try to supplement Johnny B F P ts had a winning htr-InrthnH team ®"‘'^ In the Central dated Press had It Cruz, 6-3, Big Lew Drafted ened boycott In the top pros In money players. In this capacity, ALWAYS RELIABLE through a whole season being up Egan’s lack of height on defense G ordon 0 0 0 Ellington, Rham Win, w in m ^ League performed with that and till agreed the youngsters the some 32 opens. he had to deal with the various W Udo 3 0 6 ^ there would be t o dynamite tag. . .It was only was c o m l ^ faat. for every game. But if I slack and I try to score hen we don’t BerKci* 3 1 7 By Nets, Bucks The USLTA t(x>k the initiative associations. Since relinquishing off against the weaker teams, have the offensive piuich we F a r r is 7 1 15 ^ ® tow years old and It traced Tuesday by signing a pact with control of the pro game, he has MANCHESTER TRANSMI^ION 00. JaJbs 5 2 12 like people say, I ’m not con- need. could be right. . .Several a i w back to jj,ethe introduction of that “We really don’t know just Lew Alcindor, the 7-foot-2 the two groups insuring pro par- concentrated on real estate and G a llu p 1 1 3 college coaches have been tak- sclous of that fact.” " I see things in the opposi- Jalbe rt 1 0 2 Both Tourney-Bound type of aircraft in the late yet. A guy would have to be a All-American of U CLA’s nation- tlcipatlon in the four remaining other interests on the Pacific 16 Bieinard Place, MiancheBter — Phone 646-0022 O a se 1 0 2 HUNG U P— John Havlicek (17) blocks shot by Dick Van Arsdale (5) of the Wilt’s much-publicized, disa- tion’s defense that affects my C am p b e ll 1 1 3 ll?stages of World W ar H. . . real optimist to make any plans ^ collegiate basketball cham- American open events—The Coast. greement with Coach Butch van offensive play. I saw we weren’t Oobun 0 2 2 Warming up for Class C Tournament warfare next be«k«tball with the Man- Woodard, president of the before going: hito a title fighL” ^ Suns, during NBA action yesterday afteinoon. Celt.s won the game, 116-110. W Hlettr 4 0 8 pdons, has been drafted toy t h e ______Breda Kolff over what style of scoring as a team and needed week, Ellington High and Rham High scored easy vic cherter Community College American Football Leag;ue, was said Jackie McCoy, R am A ’ game the Big Dipper should offensive help so 1 went to the Total.s as 8 60 tories last night on the schoolboy haskethall scene. squad. A number of the top general manager of the Grand manager. New York Nets of the AmericEin performers have already been Rapids club at that time. . "W e’ll ask for a remaitch. Aft- play has made headlines this basket more in the second Kllinjcton (95) However, Bolton High, also a _ . . __ Basketball Association) and the season. But Chamberlain’s per- half.” B F P ts tourney entrant, was surprised contacted to transfer to '■■■■“totir- Commercial jets did not ap- er aU, wo gave him two shots Milwaukee Bucks of the NaUon- Eim ery 8 1 17 year colleges next fall. Peter.s 2 3 7 by Rocky Hill and dropped nn Coleman pear on the American aeronautl- at the title,” said Martinez. Basketball Association, N e lson 1 2 4 98 - 58, and luckless Rockville '“ r “ >6 e * * cal scene for another decade. The bout attracted 14,183 fans *i7xe selections were made in Purdue Nears Title, S im m o n s 1 (1 2 Warhnwks while Mike Farris o High lost to Bloomfield High. but by the time the ownership who paid *140,738. secret telephone drafts last Sat- BcbuUzo 1 0 (15) and Al Jabs (12) were best Haamed 5 2 12 90 - 60. Short Stuff of the New York club in the “Sure, he hit me but he never u^day by the A B A and a month MCC Qualifies for Tourney, Tedford 11 2 24 G R AN B Y-Flnc 24-point per- '^ »'0 were losing G arrott 4 0 8- It to viralit until next year for AFL changed hands after the really hurt me,” said Ramo^ ^y the NBA, It was revealed Zobnei 6 1 13 formance by Bob Tedford paced ^'*"6 in 19 games. Manchester High in regards to 1962 season, the word had be- “ And after a few rounds I told Tuesday night, GOODWYEAR Q uinn a 2 6 Eyes Tourney Spot Beckwith, Chafin Pace Win Ellington to its fifth straight . Bloomfield led 50 - 18 at half the post-seasonGIAC Basket- come a recognized part of the Jackie I ’d win.” The A BA disclosures were TVktal.M 41 13 95 success and eight in its last nine ^‘oie. ball Tournament. Ttve Indians, workaday vocabulary. . .Jets Mando hardly rates with such ^mde by the Oakland, Calif., With 10 of the 12 players em- For the second straight game G ra n b y (62) •starts. The Knights are now 11- ROCKY HILL — Balanced SERVICE^STORES B F P is in Jim Moriarty’s flret year as Is the shortest nickname In the former lightweight g re ^ s as Tribune and the St. Paul, Minn., NEW YORK (AP)—The a berth in the NCAA post The ninth-ranked Boilermak- ployed getting into the scoring Bob Beckwith paced the locals. Viaugtmn 6 0 12 7 with one game left. scoring told the story in this head coach, are 8-9 with o n e AFL, with the Buffalo BUls nm^ Benny Leonard, WlUle Rltche or pioneer Press. Lee Meade, pub- crs did it the hard way Tuesday act, Manchester’s Community He canned 17 points, one more Keenan 1 *> 4 Tedford had plenty of offen- COCH COC meeting as four Purdue Boilermakers have season tournament next O ’Donnell 1 (i o game remaining, tomorrow nlng second by a letter. Beau Jack. ug relations director of the just about wrapped up the month for the national col night. They edged Indiana on College had an easy time with than team scoring leader Don Hulinir 0 0 b sive help from- Don Emery (17), P'ay‘‘rs reached double figures But he has one distinction. ^ M lwaukee getting Uio road 06-95 and took a two- Norwalk Community College Chafin. Fran Amone hooped 10 A.schenhach 1 1 3 Warren, Zahner (13) and Court 'he home crew. Roy Russ They didn’t win the champion- Alclndor In the NBA draft, Big Ten championship and legiate liasketball title. HUdretli 3 2 8 game lead over Ohio Slate in last night at the Clarke Arena, points to complete the double R w h l 0 b 0 Harned (12). Mike Wilson tal- leading the way with 19. Brian ship until they were 21. There was no official coniflr- the Big Ten race with an assist winning 74-54. figure shooters. G addin 4 0 8 lied 24 points for the 5-15 losers. Welz’ 17 paced Bolton. Owners Still Testing Players Bem un 0 1 1 Both clubs now have 11-8 re ------matlon by either -the ABA or the from Illinois. The Illini, playing Coach Pat Mistretta has now Al Martin (20) and John Tay Wll.son H K 24 EAST HAM ITON —With the Scholastic Basketball NBA, which are expected to go at home, knocked off the 10th- regulars playing less than half cords. guided his hoopsters to 17 wins lor (18) paced Norwalk. Toial.s 24 14 62 as high as a million dollars in ranked Buckeyes 73-57. in 22 starts and a 10-2 won-loss Manchenter (74) the game, Rham High cuke- Hartford 74, Bast Hartford 44 bidding for Aktlndor, a for- B F Pis KiMvky Hill (99) whee Kick Mount threw in 32 points walked over winlcss East Break Likely Today .Norwlch 73, New London 72 York City schoolboy 4 C log in the Connecticut Commun Sm ith a 1 5 B F P ts College Basketball NICHOLS-MANCHESTER for I^urdue, but it was Herman ity College Conference. B eckw ith 7 Imund« 5 0 10 Hampton (0-15) in the Charter SuffleW 66, Somers 36 gtar. Ohatln •»95 KKOAl) STREET Gilliam s two free throws wj)*! The locals wind up their reg 6 P a lm e r 1 0 2 Oak Conference. The winners East Windsor 74, Glastonbmy 62 "The ABA will not release A rn o n e 5 Rua.s 4 11 19 Army 45, Iona 33 (UppositA* Rurkudc Entrance.) .s ‘ven .seconds left that decided ular season Friday night at 8 O 'B r ie n 1 E llio U 0 2 2 erected a huge 62-18 intermis Wilson 89, PlainvUle 86 anything L ‘ r' * >'SMUUIll*iwo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE THIRTY-THRBE TMIS OKIE WILL JMAKE I PkVef=ieK TOTW Y^ 1 6 0 T V A A MANOSOME IT ON MVSELF IF WAITIN' ANVWAYJ WE WERE USEPTD BEING CHEWED \ CtUCK AN' « T VA >OU C?ON'T M I N P ^ O U T BY t h e p a r e n t s /AND WC Tnick«—Traefen 5 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN 3nd WHIPPLE Hwlp W a n fd ' Amwtr ta PrtrlMit Pm la H«!p W a n fd Mate 34 PUHLENTV O' MV WORD, MR. C>^CNB, TM D ID N 'T GRIPE WHEN THE ' Fwntalw 35 DANCES AT TH' SURPRISED TD HEAR YOU'RE Guperintendent m a d e m is M agic 1962 VOLKSWAGEN paneled MISS MUFFET FEEL MV LISTEN TO NERVOUS 1 SHOULD WE TELL MIM SOMEDAV THAr MASQUERADE 9ALLI OKAY gROTHER-lN-LAW PRINCIPAL \ van, new engine, needs trana- PULSE.' I THlMli I'M HAVNG NELLIE' r BET HE •fHONE FOR HE LOC3KS MINI'BRAIN'S GOMMA REALLY ASCHOOL tEACHER.' CLASSIFIED MACHINISTS FUDPSV.' miaaion. Any reasonable offer. I'D FORGOTTEN VtJU PEOaE, BUT WE HIT THE BRICKS WHEN A LIVER A T T A C K - OR - GOES 10 DRIVE-IN AOOCtOft ■ heAlthv and 1ZEALLV GET SIO.!- ACBOS8 3 Entrance, Cali 84B-622S. WBRC STILL OUT T h e y l e t th e k id s ' ^ t e o t ^ MAVeE A QASTR.C SEIZURE! MOVIES IN AN OR A VOUMAKE ANP ME'a PIE for machinery building, charge AN ENEM uiil leave your message. You’U hear from onr advertiser In free, 742-9487. neys. Also repairs. Prompt Excellent fringe benefits In Streets, Manchester Oonn. |lg time without spending all evening at the telephone. service. Guaranteed work. For cluding Profit Sharing. WOMAN WANTED for houae- Telephone Mrs. Hampson, (M8- CARPENTER — experienced, work 2 days, preferrably Mon 5163. An Equal Opportunity 5am Lsff 1 free estimates, caU Stanley, Comptometer Attractive wages and air all types of work. Reasonable. day and Friday. Call 649-9249. Employer. 2 *19 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 524-1115, day or night. conditioned offices. Apply . . Ta. %a. U. t. ow—AW rifMi r»—wad Automobiles For Sole 4 Call anytime, 646-1787. CLERK-TYPIST to handle YOUNG man, age 20 to 25 to 1959 STAR CHIEF 389, 4-door Operators CHENEY BROTHERS maintain fleet of cars. Good WAYOUT B T K EN BIUSB Millinery, variety of work for industrial HERALD hardtop, power steering, power SNOW PLOWING — 24 hour INC. supply firm. Modem East driving record, knowledge of Dressmaking 19 Openings for comptpmcter brakes, 3-speed automatic. service. Call 742-7649. operators to work 8:30-4:30, 21 Cooper Hill Street Hartford location. Salary and auto mechanics necessary. BOX LETTERS Recent complete valve Job. fringe benefits. Call 289-8291 Cali 647-1380 between 5 and 8 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also DRESSMAKING and altera 5 days a week. Must have Manchester, Conn. 06040 New carburetor, ball Joints, some knowledge of comp for appointment. p.m. TO EACH HIS OWN i-W moving large appliances. Burn tions, evening wear, suits TM fc. yi ow For Your brakes, shocks, new paint. made to order, 16 years experi tometer work. Excellent ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- EXPERIENCED babysitter 4250. CaU 643-2925. after 6:30 ence. Call 643-7042. benefits, free parking, sub TRUCKING concern needs girl Information 1775. wanted in my home. Hours p.m. sidized cafeteria, congenial for simplified bookkeeping, IMMEDIATE OPENING 2:30 to 8:30 p.m., three to four SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL THE HERALD will not ATTICS and cellars cleaned, DRESSMAKING and altera- co-workers, excellent work some typing, one girl office, days a week. Mature depend FOR EXPERIENCED disclose the identity of odd Jobs, light trucking, tions, zippers replaced etc. ing conditions. Apply M hour week, 4100. Call for 1964 GTO automatic in good able woman preferred. Call any advertiser using box trees removed and lots clear CaU 649-4311. appointment, 522-3131. HOME SERVICE 'THERE'S A letters. Readers answer shape. 4900. Call 742-8233. 643-7268. ed. Call 643-1056. McNm«M Smdicatc. Imt. TbUNG MAM WHdS SOIMG 10 ing blind box ads who FOR ALTERA'nONS neatly FIRST NATIONAL REFRIGERATION MAN 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 RN'S or LPN's, 11 to 7 shift, 6ET AHEAD IN THS WDQLD desire to protect their SNOW PLOWING — R ^ and reasonably done in my identity can follow this cylinder, automatic. 4250 aa is. Friday and Saturday nights. S l idenUal, commercial, 24-hour home, call 643-8750. STORES, Inc. Six day week, medical benefits. fS N procedure: Call 742-8233. Laurel Manor, 646-4510. servloe, new equipment. 648- Park and Oakland Aves., FIGURE Apply to Mr. Kimb€OI. Enclose your reply to the 1963 MERCURY, 4-door, radio, 9142 Maitchester. Moving— rucking— East Hartford PART-TIME experienced box in an envelope — heater, very good condition, address to the Classl- BOOKKEEPING services Storage 20 waitress wanted. Call 289-7929 JACK ROAN’S, INC. teld Manager, Manchester power steering and brakes. CLERKS after 11 a.m. rendered. All types of businestf- COUNTER-WOMEN : A mature 109 Valley St., WllUmantlc Evening Her^d, together Take over payments. 649-2497. MANCHESTElR DeUvery-light BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE es. Call 643-5338, Bookkeeping person for part-time counter Positions are available in WOMAN wanted 12:30 to 4:30 1-428-6277 with a memo listing the trucking and package delivery. Associates. service in fast food business. our p.m. for car rental agency. WHAT I WANT YOU TO '0 « , EVERYBODY WHAT I WANT YOU TO DO IS companies you do NOT Refrigerators, washers and want to see your letter. BLACK 1964 Austin Healy, 3000. Housewives who can spare six Ability to meet public neces DO, MR. SAWYER, WILL HAS TROUBLES, TO CREME SOMETROUn.es stove moving, specialty. Fold STORES ACCOUNTING— Z'lA Your letter will be de CaU 643-4981 after 4 p.m. hours a day are welcome to sary. Call 647-1380 between 6 STRIKE YOU AS MOST THAT WILL SCARE THE CMLIGHTS ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. General office duties, musrt stroyed if the advertiser apply. Apply In own handwrit and 8 p.m. ^ UNUSUAL. our OF SOME FRIENDS OF MINE Household Services have good figure apitltude. is one you’ve mentioned. CORVETTE —1968, silver, 427 ing, P.O. Box 2266, Bishops ...FEaOWS LIKE ME. -435 h.p. block vlnyli top with Offeied 13-A 'TMA'TS BETTE/?, If not it will be handled Comer Branch, West Hart DEPENDABLE woman wanted white convertible top, 3.70 rear Pointing— Papering 21 BUYERS OFFICE — Must to help with general housework Now X M/fS 0)MP£Ti7lON. in the usual manner. REWEAtriNG of bums, moth- ford, Conn., 06117. An equal op enjoy meeting people and with close ratio 4-speed, Ansen holes, zippers x’epalred. Win PAINTING Expert — Specializ portunity employer. have a good telephone per one day a week, in Manches mags. Headman headers, side dow shades made to measure, ing in cedlin^. Interior wall sonality. A good flgpire ap ter. 649-0652. pipes, wheel weUs radiused, papering and removal. Special titude Is required. Renting aU size Venetton blinds. Keys GIRL for simplified bookkeep Lost and Pound 1 tinted windows. Has not been rates for retired. Very reason made whUe you wait. Tape re HARRISON’S ing, typing ability required, raced or abused. CaU 649-2356 able. Call 646-2760 after 4 p.m. LOST — Black wallet vicinity corders for rent. Marlow's 887 Apply one girl office, 40-hour week, or 872-4356. Mr. Woodbury. Main, St. 649-5221. SUNNY BROOKE Main Street. Reward. CaU 643- EDWARD R. PRICE—PalntingT We’re the oldest, largest, FIRST NA'nONAL benefits. CaU 643-6648 after 6 Z -l» p.m. (Cl m» L NU. I» T M I., U t >«l 0«. 2711. LATE 1965 Ivy green Mustang LIGHT TRUdONQ, bulk deliv exterior and Interlijr. Paper liveliest' stationery in Man S'TORES, Inc. Oonvertlble, 6 cyMndier. stick, ery, yards, attics, cellars clean hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured, chester. V1UA0E FOUND — Vicinity Mister ATTENTION, earn your dream “Clad to have you here today, Hig^ina. I hope you clean and sharp, sacrifice, 4975. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, 649-10 98. Si Park and Oakland Aves., l O Donyt, lady's watch with white vacatibn, work 10 nighta, Feb found a solution to whatever criiritie it was that 742-6092. 644-8062. East Hartford, Conn. By Raymond F. and leatljer band. Owner may INSIDE—outside painting. Spe If you like action, people, ruary — June and ■earn 41,000 brought you!" greeting cards, the fascinat MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD claim by identifying and pay 1968 KARMANN Ghia, whlte- FURNITURE reflnlriied, in cial rates for people over 66. commission. 646-1656. ing world of stationery and Louis C. Damato ing for ad. 646i0261. WiiU tires, radio, heater, green, surance estimates given. Man CaU my competitors, then call MISS MUTTON ^ supplies . . . we’re for you. SHE AND HER BROTHER TOOK A STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFP excellent condition. Best offer. chester Reflnlshlng Oo., 649- me. Estimates given. 649-7883, SfeCRETARIES — Typists Deluxe Apartments from CHECKEDOUT THIS PLANE TO NEW YORK, FOR A 649-1704. 876-8401. Openings full-time, 37V4 needed for work in your area Help Wonted— Mole 36 CONNECTION FLIGHT TO PARIS.' 604^. Pofsonols hour week, sales work. and Hartford. Temporary, full $155 Per Month WE MADE THE ARRANGEMENTS. Y3U HAVE A GOOP NEfiLECTEP TP T E L L ^ BUT NOT^ ^ WHERE'S Potest JOSEPH P. LEWIS, custom WANTED experienced tractor TOUCH.'.. HARP AH-HER V I WOULPNT^ CHEVROLET, 1966 BelAlr wag time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, you, MISS BEEKMAN FORMAL CANYON FROM THE BIO HEROV WANT ID HANO T painting and paperhang^ing. In trailer dri-ver. Apply in person, WSU./GUe’IA, THINK THAT >t)U - A FRIBNP USEP TO INSTRUCTION on, V-8, automatic shift, dark Apply Mr. Harrison, morn no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy Rentals By NEWSPAPER ? SHE IN TOWN.' AROUNPANP INCOME TAX service, call Dan Building— terior and exterior. Dry wall S. & D. Inc., 95 HUliard St., ANOrUCR .LE$$0N HAPNY hap FLYINa ALLOW ME TP HOLP USEP TP BE HERE blue. Good condition. 4900. Own ings or by appointment. lum, Hartford, 278-7610. IN THE BANK KEEP 1PPPIN0 HIS Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. work. Fully Insured. Free esti Manchester. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor LESSONS BEFORE J THE PUAL CONTROLS OFTEN I WAR STORIES WITH er, 649-6026. Conh’oeting 14 -NOW ANP THEN... mates. 646-9668. In no answer THRILLING TALES LATHE operators, turret lathe 1963 FORD Country Sedan, nine CARPENTRY — concrete stepe, 643-6862. HARRISON’S WOMAN to collect eggs, Cov 649.4535 OF H/OH CITY INCX>ME TAXES prepared by operators, Bullard operators, paissenger wagon, automatic floors, hatchways, remodeling, STATIONERS entry. Call 643-8021. Marvin Baker, 643-0267. transmission, power steering, porches, garages, closets, ceil PAINTING — interior and ex first class only. 55 hours work Comer of New State Rd. terior, very reasonable, free 849 Main Street., Manchester BEELINE FASHIONS needs week. Apply in person. Uni SISTER Donna, Character read power brakes, radio. 4495 or ings, attics finished, rec estimates. Call Richard 649-5341 5 stylists in this area. 4300. versal Machine Company, 41 and Hilliard St. er and adviser. Advise on all best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 649- rooms formica, ceramic. Oth Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. Free samples. Work 2 nights Chapel St., Manchester. problems of life. Bring all your 3453. er related work. No Job too a week, can earn 450. com smadl. Dan Moran, Builder. CONTRACTOR — Interior — problems to her today. Speaks VOLKSWAGEN convertible, WOMEN for ■work In home for mission. No collecting, no de Evenings 649-8880. exterior painting, paper hang seven different languages. tl^n^l condition, 4450. 649- aged, 9-5:30, and 1-9 p.m. Mrs. livering. Requirements, must Houra from 9 a m to 9 p.m. g ^ ing. Discount on wallpaper. CERAMIC TILE — bathrooms, Miller, 649-5985. have personality, charm, love Readings are private and con- ______Call 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. counter tops, floors, vanities, clothes, drive car. For appolnt- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY fidential. Can be seen at 878 jgee OLDSMOBILE 442, 2-door DENTAL receptionist, telephone WE NEED YOU! etc. Free estimates. All work mebt, call 649-2462. State St., New Haven, Conn. sedan, 4-speed, synchronized, and bookkeeping experience VDU \ NOT AT ALL, THIS IS THE guaranteed. 649-8430. MEN and WOMEN DUDLEY, I W ANT Call 1-777-8420. Floor Finishing 24 desired. Three girl office, 4',i SIR— ITfe MY GREATEST' WITH radio, heater, excellent condi YOU TO TAKE CUDDLES donY WES ROBBINS Carpentry re ^day week. Good benefits for Why spend time traveling through traffic when you MIND, PLEASURE,' TH E DOG I tion. 649-8782. FLOOR SANDING and reftnlsh- can work near home? FOR A WALK. SHE WINTHROP RUSSELL'S barber shop will be modeling specialist. Additions, long term employe. "Resume. AVON DO HAVE TO BY DICK CAVALU ing (specializing in older We will train you on interesting Jobs, with aittractive NEEDS THE EXERCISE. open every day this week ex rec rooms, dormers, porches, >OU? WALK, SOME BANK floors). Inside paln,ting. Paper- Write Box "D ,” Manchester jf you have spare time you can wages, excellent benefits and a personal friendly atmos y o o WANT LENNY 600e...\AO0aJNT VtX) cept Saturday, Washington’s cabinets, formica, built - ins, Herald. TOO! I CC3NT THINK hanging. No Job too small. earn extra money right in your phere. Jobs available on all three shifts. y IF lO JOIN TUB LIKE TO HAVE A LOr HEf5 B EAD Y Birthday. REPOSSESSIONS bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. John Verfaille, 649-5750. SECRETARY receptionist want neighborhood selling fine AVOtt- " Apply in Person B FC/ENDSHIP <3F F C ie N D 6,L a s (N y ? R x . irysr. products. CaU 289-4922. O/JB? RIDE WANTED to Constitution TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga ed for down town Hartford Plaza, hours 7:45 to 4:30. Call rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Bonds— Stocks dental office. Typing, light ALBON SFINNINfi MtLLS CORE. 043-6000 after 5:30. '66 Chevrolet Super Sport, hard tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce bookkeeping, salary open. Send TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT top, automatic, V-8, power ment work, cellar floors, pa Mortgages 27 resume to Box “ DD” Man EARN 450 and more In famous RIDE WANTED daily from steering. brand Items. No investment. tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cies- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un chester Herald. Manchester to Portland, leav '64 GTO hardtop. V-8, 4-speed. sjTiski, Builder. 649-4261. Help friends shop from home. ing Manchester 7 a.m., return '65 Mustang, automatic, V-8. limited funds available for sec 7 TO 3 P.M., nurse’s aide, full Send for free all new cata-* ing from Portland 6 p.m. Call hardtop, power steering. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON- ond mortgages, payments to or part-time. Laurel Manor. log. Popular Club Plan, Dept. 646-0895 after 6 p.m. '64 Ford Country Squire, 9- Remodellng, repairing, addi suit your budget. Expedient 649-4510. W601, Lynbrook, N.Y. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER pnssenger wagon, automatic, V- tions, rec rooms, garages, service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 8, all power. porches and roofing. No Job In SECXJND mortgages, available THAT'S ‘SEE!?’ HE DID, INCOME TAXES prepared '68 Chevrolet Camaro sport too small. Call 649-8144. We are looking for interested people to train in our your home. Call 843-6338. for home buyers or owners. ALL HE IS... IT A G A I N piijii coupe, V-8, 3-speed. Plant as Machine Operators, Repairmen, Auxiliary A MEAN, OLD Terms to suit your budget. HWH-l-4 '68 Cadillac Eldorado, all power, HOMES, GARAGES, porches, MAN) z-lt rec rooms, room additions, Confidential and Immediate ap CLERK-TYPIST Workers and Material Handlers. factory air conditioning, cor- proval. Call 648-2212 today. Automobilas For Sal* 4 dova top. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen VERNON AREA CAPTAIN EASY eral repair work. Financing ______Why not stop in and see what we have to offer; it BY LESLIE TURNER '67 Pontiac Lemans, 2-door PAYTON. AFTER NEED CAR? Credit very bad? available. No down paym ^t. Bus|„ess Opportunity 28 Position In Customer Service may be just what you are looking for. SHE TURNEP TO G0...THEN STOPPEP ANP HMM-.50 WITH A SHE MUSrVB NOT RIGHT. BUT MAYBE SHE hardtop, automatic, power .stoer- SHE GAVE YOU TO ASK WORE PETAILS OF HIS CON- TICKBTEPI BLOCK TO PARK B). NOriCEP IT! IT Bankrupt, repossession? Hon ing. TH' BROTH FOR GT-^LEP TILL AOOP CAMEl Invol’ves Phone, Typing' and Filing PITION!' THATS WHEN A COP PASSEP... HER CAR SHE CHOSE TH' ONE PROVES NOTHIWJ WHAT A BUSTLE WAV TO LEAVE est Douglas accepts lowest '66 Chrysler Newport, automat 6159. BEAUTY SALON — Excellent Apply at our Porsomwl Offieo f ) AILING McKBE... FOR PARK-’ illegal sm cei down, smallest payments, any- Investment, showing very good BUT NOT HER I^CLUE,„IF SHE WA^NTEP TO BE ic, V-8, power steering. REC ROOMS, kitchens, room IMG BY A r MPMRINSTDI wtiers. Not small loan finance returns. Retrsonable. CaU 649- CALL MRS. KNOX— 875-2548 NAME...THEN '65 Valiant, 2-door hardtop, additions, dormers, complete FIREPLUG! company plan. Douglas Mo 6586 or after 8, 643-6098. 31 COOPER HRl SniEET WHAT? automatic. home remodeling. Royal Cus tors, 840 Main. tom Builders, 646-3434, 528- FRANCHISED bakery route In CAYROK CORPORATION Monclioctir, Conn.' 06040 1664 FORD Falrlnne In excel NO CASH REQUIRED 0324. the Immediate area. CaU 522- INDUSTRIAL PAAK AVE. VERNON, CONN. lent condition. 4860. Call 742- 100% FINANCING 4339 for complete details. CARPENTRY contractors, no 8288. Llll X-H Call Mr. Bake or Mr. Grippo Job to large or small. Call K 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- 233-8715 & R Building Company for Help Wonted- ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS door hardtop, V-8, automatic. ___ your free estimate, 649-6260. Female 35 A PIS, Russep KIP LIKE’ THerCOULPCALL HO,SUHf-LcmAS 'NMASON-yoUMAY've Excellent condition. Original 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, Woman to work in y o u — WOULD p l a y cw a iTTH'netf, akfah TH' ONLY FELLER WITH \ SAWED A HOTHEAD owner. Call 643-8486. good running condition. Call Roofing— Siding 16 HAIRDRESSER wanted, top TEAM CALLEp’ROWNS'? VtoULPNTC’ARe,,, 649^'8778 after 4:30 p.m. salary and commission. LuJon A LIFETiMe ftVmW' J fVOM SIVIMGUP WHAT 1666 FORD 4-door sedan, V-8, AVERAGE O'.372 / HE eWJO/5 MOSTf tanrarmrMMKmBtraa ROOFING, aluminum aiding, Salon of Beauty, 61 East Center ALUMINUM automatic transmission, alr- 1968 BUICK Skylark, 2-door Circulation Department ve5,swi. WAG 7H'MANAG0K W HELPING GREEN KIPG gutters, carpenter work, SO Street. 643-1939. contU'Uoned. Good condition. Sporta Coupe, white witli black SeCO(HOGR^r years’ experience. Connecticut LITTLE BPORT8 vinyl top, radio, heater and ATTHLeTPGf BY ROU80N 41,176. 649-1789. Valley Construction Co., 643- whitewalls. Call' after 6, 289- ■ n r : r 7180. Free estimate. WOMAN Handling office paid and mail subscriptions. WANTED TO BUY 3086. SIDING Aptitude for figures. 37'/2 hour week, all CHEVROLET BIDWELL Home Improvement 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, V-8, STATION WAGON. Co. Expert. installation of For full-time or part time as fully equipped, less than 400 company benefits. Apply in person to Mr. i f « ■ aluminum siding, gutters and sembly work. Apply INSTALLED WITH THE original miles, mint condition. Year—1963—1966, V-8 engine. trim. Roofing installation and Cordera. Must sell, going to England. "PERSONAL TOUCH" Will be tested by my mechanic. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. CARBON PRODUCTS INC. CaU Tom Dawkins. 643-2672. 218 HARTFORD RD. BY ROOFING and Roof Repair. P Cegr. ‘BBOea’I Feaaa>t« Ce/g. 649-9669 iiBaudiratrr lEtmiinij LI Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 643- MANCHESTER, CONN. R & R CONTRACTORS I960 VOLKSWAGEN, 113 Model, Trucks— ^Tractors 5 7 7 0 7 . 8 to 12 a.m. • 13 BISSELL ST., MANCHESTER, OONN. white, red'interior, gas heater, —^------— ------MW tirw Very go^d all around 1966 FORD haU ton. 0 cylinder, 6 4 4 -2 7 2 0 , No phone calls. condition. Call 643-7760. after 4 6’. cuatom cab, low mileage. 41,660. 643-6036 after 6. p.m. ^ ' Read Herald Ads lHIRTir.FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 PAGE THIBTY-nVB i H»lp W anfd— Mate 36 ApartmenK floti Out of Town H o u s m For Solo 72 __ ^ Sola 72 Out of Town Howos For Sola Donald Avery, Grant Hill Rd., Charles Mayo, 81 Virginia Rd.; Kalins, Rockville; John Rogers, J} Hospital Notes Coventry; Mrs. Rosa Brown, Richard Noren, South Rd., Bol Tenements 63 For Ront 66 ” litAN(JHESTBR MANCHESTER — Hereto a For Sola 132 Oak St.; Mrs. Enii Bralls- RockviSe BERRY’S WORLD 75 VERNON — New lisUng, 5% ton; Armand Pelletier, BoUon; HELP NEEDED once in a lifetime opportunity AU evening visiting hour, end ® ® ford, 440 Abbe Rd. Ext. Wap- CLASSIFIED ELLING’TON — 8^ room Gar PERSONALITY PACKED HEBRON room Ranch plus fidly fin Rockville; Mrs. Rosamond Car Mrs. Lucy Prevoet, South Wind Hospital Notes MANCnESTER — ’Two bed- Ranch situated among huge to buy a vacant 2-family home at 8 p'.m., and start, In the ping; Mrs. Lenora Burke, 87 EVENINGS den Apartments. Large rooms, ished rec room, good lot, $21,- ter, 155 Boulder Rd.; Theodore sor; Michael Russell, 596 Wood- Visiting hours are 1S:M to $ room Townhouse. Appliances trees with 8 twin size bed located in the heart of down REDWOOD AND STONE various unite, at: Pediatrics, 8 Clinton St.; George Carfiro, BH- and utilities, parking, patio heat, hot water, appUances, 900. H.M. Frechette. Realtors, Cheslick, 63 Hayes Rd., Wap- bridge St.; William Schweitzer, p.m. in all areas except mater- If you are over 21, married rooms, flr ^ a c e , country town Mancheater on business Add charm to this seven p.m.; self service nnit, 19 a.m.; llngton; Robert MacDonald, and private cellar. $180. Call wall to wall carpeting, adults. 647-9998. ping; Edward Comber, 111 90 South St., Rockville; Mrs. nity where they are t to 4 and ADVERTISING and wish to make t60-|100 size kltehen, heated, pan H aoned lot. ’The rooms are room Raised Ranch with Crowell House, 0 p.m. week East Hartford; Pamela Pavon, J.D. Real Estate Associates Call 876-9407. Campfleld Dr.; John Curtis, 104 Foullne ’Tremaine, Main St., 6:39 to 8 p.m. weekly for 4 nights work eled rec room, one car at arranged In duplex fashion, 4 two fireplaces. Present own days, 8 p.m., weekends and hoU- 878 Keeney St.; Mrs. Pauline Inc., 643-5129, 643-8779. Chesterldge Rd., Vernon; Donald (Joventry; Mrs. Shirley Uccello, CLASSmED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS call 646-4880. 2-7 p.m. only. tached garage. Custom built on each side. Priced to sell at er Is going west soon and is dajrs; private rooms, 10 a-m.; Westerberg, 28 Lynn Dr., Ver BOLTON — Attractive 4H room Wantad Rool Estota 77 Eagleeon, Bolton; Deborah 099 Graham Rd., Wapptng; John Admitted Monday: Gloria by Shannon. Call Ann Hunt $29,900. Call Nick Convertlno, ready to sell at less than seml-pri|«te rooms, S p.m.; non; Patrick aancy, let High 8 AJL to 4:80 PAL NEW ONE and two-bedroom de heated apartment. $120 month Evans, Corinne Rd., Tolland; Walsh, 38 Gerard St.; Joseph Merrill, West ktein St.; Ann Til- LATHE opendor, Bridgeport er (or appointment, 649-5306 Jarvis Realty Co.. Realtors, replacement cost for only visiting In 810, 814, and 328 Is land St.; Thomas Russell, 30 luxe garden type apartments ly. Call 6490617. Wengzn, East Hartford; Dana lotson, Ellington; Ralph Moy operators and Jig bore opera 643-1121. $24,600. Call Mr. Bogdan any time tor Immediate temUy James Forde, 55 Foster St.; Poster St.; Linda Rogerson, available now. Call Paul or 876-6611. EXECUTIVE Young, South Windsor. ers, Range Hill Dr.; Sarane COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tors to work on large rings {.WALL ST. Hebron, brand new, (or details, 64041306 or 876- only, with a (Ive-minute limita Mrs. Lucille Giaquinto, 22 High Thompson ville. W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686, 6611. Coughlan, Oaynor P I.; Joseph P.M. OAT BEFORE POBUOATION and aircraft components. 4 room 2 bedroom apartments. MANCHESTER tion. Afternoon visiting hours In Ridge Rd., Rockville; Mrs. San- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A B & W seeks 4-bedroom home In Also, Walter Burr, Storrs; Sptllane, Olson Dr.; Louis Ouel neadlhM tor Saturday and Monday bi 4:M p.m. Friday. Fringe benefits and overtime. THREE room apcutment first Built-in appliances, wall to wall THREE BEDROOM obstetrics are 3 to 4 p.m. then <*ro Hackett, East Hartford daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Markham, 180 Pearl MancheAter. Write Box B, Mrs. Bertha Hansen, East Hart lette, Spring St., and Lester 643-2362. floor, heat, stove, refrigerator, carpeting, near schools and BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. SIX-ROOM COLONIAL begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors Charles Momeau, 64 Hudson St.; St.; Mrs. Joyce Hany, Elling B &. W Manchester Herald. ford; Richard Hautanen, 17 SIchel, Allen Dr. electricity, hot water. No pets, shopping, only 18 minutes from Manchester Parkade are asked not to smoke In pa a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ton; Janet Smith, ^ d o v e r; SERVICE STATION attendant ’Two fireplaces, knotty pine BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Leona Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Bon Birth Monday: a daughter to 643-2711 adults only, $116. Ontral. 649- Hartford, $160 monthly heat in Manchester^ 649-6806 tient’s rooms. No more than ’Thomas Larivlere, Andover; a Scott Howat, 49 Irene Dr,, Ver D I A L wanted mornings. Apply Sunset rec room, 1% baths, central Manchester Parkade Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hallett, 6324. cluded. Available March 1st. visitors at one time per patient. nie Heldlng, 313 Charter Oak daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hay- non; Robin Poirier, 339 Center ’TWO FAM ILY, large 6 ft 0 Du olr conditioner, wall to wall Manchester 649-5306 PRTVA’TE party desires resi West St. Apts. Service Station, 565 East Mid 646-0882 or 649-2871. for appoint carpeting throughout New St.; Jeffrey Hopkins, 28 Tumble- mond Grazianl, East Hartford. St.; Genevieve Knight, Bolton plex, bath and half on owner’e dential building lot, H acre Discharged Monday: (Ger dle Tpke. ROOM town house apart ment. ly remodeled Inside and out, ■ANDOVER —New listing. 5^4 The administration r ^ ln d s brook Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Mar DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Branch Rd., Vernon; Scott Continiwd Prom Proeoding Pago ment, appliances and utilities, side separate fumacee, one minimum in Manchester, Glas trude Durelko, RFD 4; Richard w ask^ and dryer. 24’ round room Ranch with rec room, visitors that with construction garet Jones, Neal Rd., Rock- Hugh Barclay Jr., Wethersfield; Schaeffer, East Hartford; Mat MAN 18 years or more to assist Excellent location, $170. month minute from Main 8t. Very Davis, Barber Hill Rd.; Agnes VERNON —Modem four room Coleob swimming po(H reedy large treed lot, 2-car garage. tonbury, Bast Hartford, 643- under way, parking space is vUle. Mrs. Mary Crittenden, 2141 El- thew Spear, 54B Chestnut St.; in delivering fine furniture. ly. Call 649-2420. nice condition, Wolverton Agen 0768. Fisher, Ellington; Gladys Oaks- apartment, two bedrooms with for summer fun, garage and H.M. Frechette, ReaHora, 647- limited. Vislto)Ts are asked to Also, Mrs. Frances Kelly, 48 lingtor Rd., Wapping; Daniel Albert. Post, 09 Ferguson Rd.; Driver’s license necessary. Ap cy, Realtors, 646-2818. breezeway. $28,600. Assum ler, Franklin Park; MoUie heat, electric stove, electric 9993. bear with the hospital while the Cedar St.; Floyd Kelsey, 266 E. Breton, East Hartford; Mrs. Mrs. Florence Jandro, 144 Dem- Holp Won tod— Molo 36 Holp Wantod— M olt 36 ply shipping department, Wat SIX HOOM duplex, 1V4 baths, hot water heater, combination able 6^% mortgage. SELLINO YOUR HOME? For Hamback, Brooklyn St.; John garage, adults only. Call 649- MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 0-0 parking problem exists. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Milfred Me- Mildred Hickey, East Hartford; ing St.; Mrs. Marilyn Richard kins Brothers, Inc., 936 Main St. windows, cablneted kitchen. BOL’TON — Six room well Built prompt courteous service that Dewaine, Eastvlew Dr.; Sandra 4616 after 6 p.m. in a residential arqa, good 649-1446 gets results. Call Louis Dimock Kee, Olcott St.; Mrs. EUzabeth George O’Brien, South Windsor; son and son, 67 Phelps Rd.; Near shopping center. Availa Ranch, many extras, qlilet Babcock, Tolland; Theresa Pat- TOOL & GAUGE AOCXJUNTING; General ledger floor plan, with 2' bedrooms, For Appointment Realty, 049-9828. Patients Today: 278 McLennon, 66 HUItop Dr.; Rob- Andrew Paggioli, 280 Birch Mrs. June Usab and son, Dunn ble March 1st. CaU 876-9493 location. Immediate oc M 1 -nr 1 enauile. Broad Brook, and Mrs. MAKERS V bookkeei>er, or two year ac SIX ROOM Duplex, garage, living room, dining room, and N o Agents ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ert Malslck, 935 Main St.; Bolton; John Goiangos Rd., Coventry; Mrs after 6 p.m. cupancy. Owner saye sell. Low ■ Carol Nelson and son, Somera. counting college. Cost knowl small family preferred. Rent large kitchen, iHanrl](?Bt(r Euftittig WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1969 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O ’ Clock A bou t Town Ttie Rev. Clarence BrunneKa, Announce Engagements 302 AwBPage Daily Net Praaa Run teaching chaplain at Norwich MainSt. FW The Week ~nitrf The Weather State Hospital,/ will be gueSt February u , 19M speaker at a meeting of the Continued cloudy and cold. Maneheater Junior Women's Chance of light rain, aloot Low iianrijpfitpr lEupnittg Bprali in upper 20«. Tomorrow doudy, Cnub tonight at « p.m. at the Masonic Templa His topic, 15,465 cold, clearing late in day. High 35 to 40. "Hoev We Orow cmd Who We IHancheater— A City of Village Charm Are," is based on family life VOL. LXXXVra, NO. and marriage. Oo-hostesses ere 120 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969 Mrs. Rodney Dolln and Mrs. M t l ) PRICE TEN CENTb Raymond Lydon. Mary and Joseph’s Mothers Circle will meet tonight at Cites Russia’s, China’s Capabilities 8:80 p.m. at the home o< Mrs. Peter Oordera, 191 Badridge St. ICE CREAM Women and girls Interested In Laird for ABM System 2,000 Crowd State Hearing joining the newly formed Man chester Women's Chorus are reminded that the auditioning HALF committee will hold voice Glassification tryouts tomorrow As Defense Measure from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at SO Por 6ALL0H ter St. Those desiring further WASHINGTON (AP)— decision on a mtagUe eheld. test railSBUe in the next 18 information may contact Mrs. Aid to Catholic Schools The engagement of Miss Mary Secretary o f Defense M e l - Laird______told the Senaite_____ Foreign_ months. It will______have a stockpile John Larsen at 60 Porter St. The engagement of Miss Margaret Gometz of Manchester Paula Ruth Rosen to Gordon vin R, Laird said today he Relations Committee the United *>y 1976 of 20 to 30 lOBMs that The Rev. Thomas J. Barry, to Michael Jerome Smith of Hurwitz, both of Manchester, personally tends to approve StB tee might want to go ahead could hit the United States.” Draft Call Keeps HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Bantam has been announced by —The General Assembly’s principal of St. James’ School, has been announced by her par REGULAR FLAVORS... (instruction of an antibal- suspended $5.5 bilUon week, Laird eaflmated Induction Level Up annoimces that registration for. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ents, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore listic missile system to de- ®®"**” ®* syrtem even if the two Oiineee potential atockpdle public hearing on contro all grades for next year will be Walter L. Gometz of 683 N. Rosen, of 100 Waranoke Rd. fend the United States major nudear powers agree to 20 mlSBiles, with no esti- WAaraNGTON (AP)— The versial bills to grant state mated date of readineas. held on March 8-7 from 9 a.m. Main St. Her fiance is the son of Mr. begln talks on strategic arms Pentagon, maintaining high funds to parents of children and Mrs. Louis S. Hurwitz of against missile attacks. Pointing to this information, to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Reg Her fiance is the son of Mr. PREMIUM FLAVORS... But he eonphaaized he is not limitations. Induction levels this yesu*, 104 Con^Vay Rd. Laird told Fulbright: “I must in parochial schools was istration forms will be filled out and Mrs. Jerome D. Smith of pr^udglng the Teview he has or “I would not want to say we called today for the drafting 2 Mias Rosen, a 1065 graduate transferred from the State in the school office. Parents are Bantam. dered on the controversial Senti would not go forward with this take into conshderatkin the na of 33,000 men in April. of Manchester High School, will tional security of the Uilted Capitol to a nearby audi asked to bring baptism, first Miss Smith Is a graduate of Agrain, Pinehurst is happey to feature Penobscot fresh nel system. parUcuIar system . . Laird The Selective Service Sys receive her BA degree In June States and the safety of our peo torium today because of an commtmlon, and confirmation East Catholic High School. Mr. And he said he would want to said. “These talks could take a tem was asked to draft 80,- from Wheaton College, Norton, ple.” 600 for the Army and 2,600 overflow number of inter certificates for all children, to be Smith is a graduate of Litch be free, In the event an AHM long period of time.’’ Mass. Mr. Hurwitz, a 1964 for the Marines. registered. field High School. They are both sykem Is approved, to deploy ested persons. graduate of Manchester High He stressed that no dedslon Draft caHs have been rela An estimated 2,(X)0 peraona seniors at, the University of misBitee if he HeU them neoee- has been made on whether to go Thomas Leemon Ford, son of School, wlil graduate in June CHICKEN tively high this year as the Jammed the Hall of the House Connecticut. aary even if dlaarmament talks ahead with deployment of the Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Ford from the Syracuse (N.Y.) Uni were going on with the Soviet Pentagon prepares to release and nearby ebrridors in the Cap controversial ABM system. of 196 Cushman Dr., has been The wedding is planned for versity College of Architecture. UnioiL thousands of Reseprlsts and itol before the session was May 24. But qpeeJdng ih support of the Prof. Roach named to the dean’s list at The wedding is planned for Laird d ie d inicreased Soviet National Guardsmen who moved to the Bushnell Auditori 0 nuclear nonproliiferation treaty Bryant College of Business Ad- June 15 at the home of the BREASTS and Red CSidnese onlsslle capa- were ordered up in 1968 after um a half-bock away. Legis lb under consideration by the com mlnlstratlOTi, Providence, . R.I. bride-elect. biUtles in stating this poettian. Seeks Appeal the Pueblo crisis in Korea lative hearings have been , held mittee, Laird was pressed by .and the Tet offensive in in the 3,800-capacity B ultm ll Pierce - Osborn in 10 lb. lots “I’m not trying to prejudge Miss Elizabeth A. Bickley of the review that is now under Chairman J. W. Fulbright as to Vietnam. in the past, but not In recent The engagement of Miss Janet (about lo lbs.) To Court Ban 41 Duval St. has been named way,” the defense chief totd the whether he would engage A total of 26,800 men were years. Marie Pierce of Manchester to Large Breasts to the dean’s list at Baldwin- Senate Foreign RelaiianB Oonv Immediately dm disarmament sought in January. Other Early testimony before the Anthony J. Osborn of Flushing, Prof. Jack L. Roach of the Wallace College, Berea, Ohio. mlttee, “hut I want to be frank talks onoe the treaty la ratified. draft calls this year included hearing recessed concerned the N. Y., has been announced by University of Comectiicut yester with this committee. I personal It was at this point Laird re F e b r u a r y ’s 33,700 and constitutionality of proposals to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smaller lots of these fresh, large breasts^ are a money-saving day petitioned the chief Jualce Cadet James Norton Leber n, ly lean toward going tarwerd vealed the Soviet Union not only March’s 33,100. pay parents an amount equal to lip F. Pierce of 18 Bowers St. value at 69c lb. We also offer Penobs<^ Chicken Legs at >f the State Supreme Court for son o f Mr. and Mrs. James N. with (an IBM) system It might has gone forward with its own what the state pays local public Her fiance is the son of Mrs. 66c lb. and fresh ChicRen Livers at 69c lb. Leber of 84 High St., is a mem very well be needed.” ABM system, but “ It is testing school systems for each pupQ. ber of the Newman Club at The M. H. Thompson of Newcastle- Laird reported the Soviet Un a sophisticated new ABM injunetton issued against him Currently the rate is about $156 upon-Tyne, England. Peb. 5 in Tolland Oouniy Supe Citadel, Charleston, S.C. ion iB going forward WHti teats tern, on ihe basis of the best in per pupil In public schools, and Miss Pierce, a graduate of Pinehurst starts the Lenten season off with a special on rior Court. on a “ sophlSUcated new antibal- formation available to me.” Seven Iraqis Gov. John Dempsey has recom East Catholic High School, at Roach was enjoined by Supe- Miss Susan Paine and Miss STRICKLAND FARM GRADE AA llsUc missile system” and ttds And lie said, “ I believe the mended an Increase to $200 per tended the University of Con Court Judge William Bar pupil. Margaret Paine, daughters of wUI weigh heavily in the U.S. Chinese will test Hre an lOBM rka r Mr., and Mrs. Donald C. Paine necticut, Storrs. Mr. Osborn at ber from taking pent “in, any Executed As An attorney representing the of 16 'nmrod Rd., have been tended schools in England, and LARGE FRESH EG GS iSez. S8c activity which might impair Roman Catholic Archdiocese of is employed as a research (3 doz. or m o re ... ,59c doz.) Nixon: Hartford said such action would named to the dean’s list at or prevent the acoompOlshment Centenary College, Hacketts- analyst at the Eutectic Alloys «» of any lawful activity, proceas, Israeli Spies meet constitutional teats, and he town, N.J. Co., Queens, N. Y. Pork . . . lean, economical Rib Half Strip or function of the Uiitvcrsdlty of urged the legislature to leave The wedding is planned for Oonneotlcut, including the dis „ main basse such questions to the courts. Jo For roast or cut into 14 to 16 end DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — April 12. 4 Get Organ Implants seph Ctooney added that “ the Miss Sharon 1. Douton, daugh and Center Chops Lb. O # C ruption of placement interviews Iraq executed seven young men ter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. cry of church and state is too and' unlawful entry into or upon today as spies for Israel, then Douton of 80 Bretton Rd., has PORK ROAST, 7-Rib C ut ...... Ib. the butldltigs of the uni’versdity.” often raised. The engragement of Miss put their bodies on display. been appointed feature editor of Roaxih is one of tour pnofes- “ Practically every Institution Janet Leila Grous of Venvon to Some Vacancies Given by One Donor "The Bucknelllail,’’ official stu COUNTRY STYLE PORK R IBS ...... lb. 8 9 « sors iWio have .been active in of highef education In the Unit dent newspaper at Bucknell James A. Krause of Manchester them. ed States, wheUier under the In Rug Hooking By BRIAN SULLIVAN Memorial Hoqpdtal tor Cancer protests against Job recruiting ^ ^ ('Europe University, Lewlsburg, Pa. Miss as been announced by her par HOME STYLE SAUSAGE MEAT ...... lb. S O e Israel was expected to issue a auspices of the Methodists, Bap Assoolated PreM Writer and Allied Diseases and at New at .UOonh. A compladnt wias Douton has been employed at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wally Fortin, director of the T . .. denial of any complicity, but it tists, Lutherans or Catholics, is Senior Citizens Center, an A great fbvorite . . . Pinehurst Boneless Loin of NEW YORK (AP)—Teams of York Hospital, Inatiltutlons a filed against him Jan., 31 by the unllkelv there would be F The Herald during summer va F. Grous of 75 Tracey Dr. now receiving grants for secu nounces there are a few open block aixiTt near the Elast Rlv- university, asking that he .be on- unlikely mere would be cations and while she was an Her fiance is the son of Mr. Pork Roast. surgeons removed six organs another storm of foreign pro lar educational facilities,’’ ings in the Thursday morning Joined from diaruptiive acUvi- editor of the High School World and Mrs. Albert Krause of 44 % from a single donor Weitoeaday ®f- tests such as followed the execu C oon ey said. rug hooking class for both be tlea. during her high school years. Ridge St. ■ night end early today. The The hoepitals said they would tion and public display last “The poverty program and ginners as well as advanced Pinehurst sale on 11.8. Choice freeh (domestio) heart, Uver and both Ididneya not identify any of those in A temporary injunction nor month of nine Iraqi Jews and Aid to the Disadvantaged on Miss Grous is a senior at persons. Cub Scout Pack 91 will have Rockviile High School. Mr. were transplanted to four reci volved. mally cannot be appealed, but Five other Iraqis as spies for the state and federal level hove The classes are held every its annual Blue and Gold ban Krause, a graduate of Man pients and two corneas were The donor was a 67-year-old Roach’s aittorney Thomas J. the Jewish nation. drawn no religious lines, nor Thursday morning from 10 to quet tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. in chester High School, is a Junior being held tor use. man who was admitted to Me Oroark Jr., of Hartford has dls- have the federal and state schol noon under the instruction of — . ^ ^ Baghdad Radio canceled reg- the Manchester Green School at the University of Coimect- The four reci|iients were re morial Hospital with an inopera oovered a imie-known statute this morning and arship programs,’’ Cooney add Mrs. Maggie McLea. Mrs. Mc- LAMB c cafeteria. icut, Storrs, where he is major ported doing wel4 at mMdaiy by ble brain tumor. which may offer an opportunity ed. Lea is an experienced instruc broadcast repeated announce E ing in law. the two hOEQiitals where the ser “As death approached,” the tor appeal. A Ckmnecticut Civil Liberties tor in this type of art, and some ments of the executioiiB in what There will be a Sunday School No date has been, announced ies of operailons were per Union spokesman, Paul W. Orth, of her own rugs have won num hospitals said in a eitatement, The statute (52-266a) of the appeared to Ije an Invitation to curriculum review for kinder formed. « for the wedding. erous prizes. LEGS i “ the patient’s next of kin re. Oonnectlcut General Statutes, crowds to go to the capital’s lib Poster Presages Nixon Visit called the proposals backed by garten through Grade 6' teach requires the petitioner to show the Roman Catholic church in The class is experimenting Meaty, Tender, 8>/4 to 9 lbs. The two New York hospitals solved that on the death of the eration Square, where the bod ers tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Brussels passerby looks at poster on wall in his city, first stop on an eig-ht- Connecticut, a “threat to our with the “ pointing with wool” (Chops cut If you wish) said the operations Involved the patient, .they would permit the that the case is of substaniUal ies were hanging. South Methodist Church. The Bible study group of Cen largest number of organs ever hospital to remove as many or- public interest, and that a delay cherished public school system.” techniques of hooking, and is The seven Iraqi MoslemB, all day European tour President Richard M. Nixon is scheduled to begin Sun ter Congregational Church will removed from one person tor He said In prepare^ remarks making projects such as pictor gans as could be made available may work a substantial injus between 19 and 24 years of age, day. Poster shows Nixon pointing a gun at stylized industrial plant marked Trinity Covenant Church bas meet tomorrow at 1:15 p.m. at immediete use. Borne of them It would “accelerate the frag ials, florals, and Oriental types for transplanatlon in the hojue of tice to the rights of the de were condemned aJFter a three- ketball team will practice to the church. 7 to 8 Ib. legs are a good value at 8Sc lb. and Meaty Shoulder were carried a city block from prolonging comfortable and use fendant. with initials of the Belgian electrical firm Ateliers de Constructions Elec- mentation of our society and of rugs, mats and wall hang Lamb Chops are featured at 99c lb. Lamb Fore Lego 48o Ib. week trial before Iraq’s revolu morrow at 7 p.m. at the Salva ings. one hospital to the other. ful life for others.” The main advantage of the triquea de Charleroi, which Westinghouse plans to acquire. Wording translates increase religious conflicts.” tion Army Citadel. The women of Community Stewing Lamb 19c Ib. . . . Lamb Patties S9c lb. tionary court. The government Orth said the proposed grants For further Information, call One cornea was scheduled for The patient died at about statute is Its speed. Chief Jus- “ Nixon holding up Europe.’’ (AP Photofax) Baptist Church will have a sew radio said two were soldiers, would be in clear violation of the Senior Citizen’s Center of Impiantetion later today, a p.m. Wednesday. The hospital Hamilton King is « - ghgt by firing Center Congregational Church ing day for Mansfield tomorrow the state and federal constitu fice. spokeeman said, but i t w h s un said “ brain death”—the ab- dulred to decide whether he will squads, while five dvillans were coimcll will meet tomorrow at from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Fellow CINNAMON FLAVORED certain when the second would tions. Despite the fact that the 7:30 p.m. at the church. ship Hall of the church. senoe of all electrical activity in allow an appeal to be heard twanged at Baghdad’s central grants would go to parents, not be used. The hospitals had said the 'brain—was certified by a within one week after the fildng prison. Beam, Anneiiberg, Eisenhower HILLS APPLE SAUCE the non-public and parochial African Sheep Planted ,earlier_ all six organa , were used team of physicians including the of the petition. third soldier also was sen- The Church of Christ will con The Entered Apprentice de Under the ZoUn lable ^ , \ schools, he said, the “ pau.ents '>*!v duct midweek Bible classes and gree will be conferred when SANTA PE, N.M. (A P )—The **** ® recheck patient's own doctor and neuro- The petition offered several fenced to death, the broadcast are a mere conduit of funds to showed the corneas were surgeon who had no connection a devotional service tonight at Friendship Lodge of Masons State Game and Fish Depart reasons showing why the case said, but his sentence was oom- church schools” under the bill Miracle t x ^ h e l d for reedptents. with the transplant procedures. Nixon Names Ambassadors 7:30 at the church, Lydall and meet in the Masonic Temple at ment says New Mexico is the Jar 3 9 c has substaniUal public interest. muted to life imprisonment by in question. Whip Oomoas, unlike the other or- This, the statement said, was —- ROCKVILLE Vernon Sts. 7:30 tomorrow night. Harold E. only U.S. state which imports The petition States: “The President Ahmed Haasan al “ The Institution, not the child sykYlRbOK Turkington, worshipful master, Barbary sheep. They are g a ^ can be frozen apd stored ^ taken In accordance with proper admintatration of the Bakr because he “ helped au- or parent or the public, is pri m E. m a i n ''ST. Washingrton’s Birthday Lucky Leaf Indefinitely tor later vfoe. W. MAIK- i v f > ‘ii4^ | p e 6 1 Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet will preside. Officer dress is brought- from northern Africa To Soviet, Britain, Belgium marily benefitted, and the pa (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) tomorrow at 3:15 p.m., at Com tuxedo. Refreshments will be The work was performed at (See Page Seven) OPEN Duiibv t i a ± i and relocated in southern New WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- after Nixon's week-long trip is and TV steiUons. rochial schools would thus be munity Baptist Church. served after the meeting. Mexico areas. GH Em PIE FILLING deflit Nixon today named new over. As ambassador, he replaces come supported by public tax funds as if they were public ' U.Si ambassadors to three key All three of the appointments David . E. Bruce. Can schools open to all regardless 57c European poets—Jlacob D. had 'been anticipated In ad- The 46-year-old John Eisen- Beem to the Soviet Union, Wal , of religion,” Orth declared. f A Iciter prepared for the hear- ter H. Annen'berg to Great Brit Beam, a career diplomat now almost 20 years the a* Hartford law arm of ain end John. S. Eisenhower, son serving as ambassador to U.S. Army, also is getting his * Rnhlnson and Ctole of the former president, to Bel Caechos4ovakia, will take over Hrst key government post with *he gium. the key post in Moscow recently the assignment to Brussels. state would not be in violation of They are the Prestdent’s first vacated by LleweUyn Thomp- where he is replacing Ambassa- the Uteted States O x i^ u tlo n . major ambassadorial appoint dor Ridgeway Knight. “ Tlve Supreme Court has ex- ments since he continued Sar Annenberg, 60, is a wealthy A resident of PhoenixvlUe, gent Shriver as ambassador to Philadelphia publisher making f® ” ^ ^ ''®®" his (See Page Twelve) 46 Oz. eSans France. And the actions came his first venture into a govern govern- *®'^**' publishing his nr. m „as he . is ^about ^ to embark on his ment poet. He Is president of oirs. He also has served as ex- nrst major trip abroad—to five Triangle Publications, Inc., pub- ecuUve vice preldent of Free European countries. Usher of the Philadelphia In- doms Foundation at Valley 2 All of 'the ambassadors re- quirer, the Philadelphia Daily Forge, Pa. Hanoi ^ NLF quire Senate confirmation, and News, 17 Magazine, TV Guide, Beam, 60 and a native of press secretary Ronald L. Zie- Morning Telegraph, and the Princeton, N.J., served for sev 1.00 gler pointed out that they wlU DaUy Racing Form. The firm eral years as U.S. representa Again Take not be taking up their posts until also operates a number of radio tive in the Warsaw talks with the Communist Chinese and has been an assistant director of the SHURFINE FANCY CUT U.S. arms control and disarmar Hard Stance ment agency. Pending New Regulations PARIS (AP) — The United He is considered one of the 0 States insisted today that com top Kremllnologlsts in the gov mon ground exists at the Viet ernment and has had wide ex nam peace talks lo bring the perience in Western Europe. He GREEN BEANS conflict to an end, but the at Hickel Galls Off Sale served previously in Moscow in mosphere of deadlock deepened 1962-53 and took over as acting as Hanoi' and the National Lib ambassador when Ambassador eration Front stuck by their all- George Kennen was declared Of Offshore Leases or-nothing dentands. persona non grata by the Stalin WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- Earlier this week. Hickel Is- U.S. Ambassador Henry Ca tary of the Interior Walter J. sued regulations holding oil regime. He was ambassador to Poland from 1966 to 1962. bot Lodge told the North Viet Hickel, in his third action of the companies responsible for namese and the NLF that the 15J4 Oz. Cans week aimed at preventing an- cleanup and damage costs from 1954 Geneva accords provide the other “ Santa Barbara tragedy,” any offshore-well pollution and common ground, and that It was today called off the sale of off- proposed new and tighter regu- in the .spirit of the basic princi shore oil and gas leases. lallons for drilling in the Santa U.S. Wounded ples of those accords that the CLOROX GaL The sale of 27 Gulfcoast tracts Barbara channel, Americans had made their pro- that could have brought the gov- Oil and gas leases along the Past 200,000 poseJs for a military de-escala Again wo remind you that Eggs are featured at 58o a do*, ernment mUllons of dollars, was Gulf of Mexico coastline already tion. or 55«' in 3 doz. lots. Sale continues on KABUKI White Tuna.' scheduled for next Tuesday and have brought the Interior De SAIGON (AP) — The total Lodge claimed the other side 3 cans $100 . . . our every day low Pinehurst price on Milk was the only such sale of feder partment close to $200 million in number of Amerioane wounded recognized____ last__ week_ that _ the in gaUon Jugs is 80c. W’e have a new Item—Liquid Plumber 78o al oftsliore leases imminent. bonus bids. in the Vietnam war has pasaed solution of military isb-ues Is “ an and a 67c price on 5’s of PlUsbury Flour. Hickel said the sale would be Sixteen tracts were leased the 200,(MX) mark. absolutely essential first step postponed “ until we are positive Nov. 19, 1968 for a total of $150 The U.S. Command said today Mission Accomplished: ^Bargains^ Flight Heads Home we have regulations which will (or the creation of conditions in million In bonuses, followed by 197 Americans were killed to ac shoppers camped in Manches The minutemen, from left to T-.vo unidentified T.W.A. girls prevent pollution such as the which political problems can be The mission Is a success! The another 20 tracts for $44 million tion last week, and 1,106 were right, are Paul Mlsseri (Paul's resolved. He recalled that the landing in The Mountaina of ter. served the men eggnog like Santa Barbara tragedy.” Jan. 14. wounded. This brought the Pinehurst Grocery Paint and Wallpaper), Creigh Martha Washington used to He referred to the 11-day leak Hanoi-front aide had called the Quality Bargains was smooth, On the return flight, the mln- Preliminary steps have been number of American combat ton Shoor (Shoor Jewelers); make and later listened wide- of a Union Oil Co. well which withdrawal of troops a “funda taken toward the possible leas dead since Jen. 1, 1961, to 31,769 the natives were friendly, and utemen take a well deserved Edward Beargeon (Burton's); eyed to the thrilling details of spread an 8(X)-squure-mile slick mental question." CORNER MAIN end TURNPIKE ing late this year of areas off and the total wounded to 200,792. the plane, laden with bargains, rest and settle into com^rtable Frederick Nasslff (Nassiff Arms the week-long mission Just co?.i- across the Santa Barbara chan- “ Thus,” he said, “ your sMe Alaska, but that sale has not yet The number of dead was the OPEN au 9 THUR^and FRI. Is on Its way back to General lounge chairs for some fine food Col; and Bernard Apter (Re. pleted. (Herald Photo by Bucei- nel off California before it was and our side seem to agree that Washington and hla army of and grog. gal Men's Shop). vtcius.) plugged Feb. 8. (See Page Twelve) (See Page Seven) (See Page Twelve)A hogany family room, 2 fire ing conditions and chance 649-6241. room house including 4-room Ranch, 1% baths, bullt-lns, heal her throat. “ It breaks my fice at 2 C^ral Row, and Imperfects. All sizes. Half pc. Convertible living Room, places, 2-car garage, many for advancement with fast TWO room furnished apartment rental plus excellent bam, 332’ beautifully finished roc room heart to leave,” the 48-year-pld Hsirtford. Open Monday off regular prices. ’The Sher- 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. more features. Must be seen. growing dynamic organiza Salesmen Wanted 36-A with private bath for lady. frontage, $28,600. Hutchins actress whispered to newsmen through Friday from wln-WiUiams Co. 981 Main St. $10 down, you may purchase Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- with bar and fireplace, 2-car tion. Ready to move in. Call 649- Land For Salo 71 Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. ’Tuesday. B:S0 a.m. to 6 p.m., or EXE3CUT1VE Salesman — A na any room individually. Im 5347. garage. One acre jius lot. $31,- W ALLPAPE R Sale — 37 cents 0641. 500. J. D. Real Estate Ajsso- Her understudy, Betty Mc caU 278-0220. Saturday tional life insurance company mediate delivery or free ACREAGE in Manchester and MANCHESTER —Custom built Call 649-5119 to 97 cents single roll. Good storage. TWO FA M ILY clean, 5 and 5, clates, Inc., 643-8779. Guire, will take over as Marne. and evening interviews is looking for a man with sales ONE ROOM furnished apart South Windsor. Excellent loca 6-room Ranch, family room, selection. Sherwin - Williams CAP ft (3CP Charge Plans plus two extra bedrooms on arranged. or business background to ap ment, stove, refrigerator, tions. Priced to sell. Keith large kitchen, walk-out base COLUMBIA LAlS —New aU point as a special gent. Start Co., 981 Main St. Also, our own Instant Credit Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. third floor, convenient location ‘Man of the Year?' Manchester, Conn. heat, hot water, shower bath. ment, excellent location* Upper electric 3-bedroom, one bath WASHINGTON (AP) — Max ing salary up to $9,600 per Plan $27,900. Phllbrldt Agency, SOUP’S ON, the rug that is, so Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. 2D’8. HayeS Agency; 646-0181. home with 1,000 square feet ine Cheshire, .Washington Post year. Complete fringe benefits Realtors, 646-0347. clean the spot with Blue family room which can be ex- columnist, says Defense Secre- if you qualify. Please send your DISCOUNT FURNITURE TWO ROOM furnished apart Houses For Sale 72 THREE incomes. Center Street, THE Lustre. Rent electric sham SEVEN ROOM older home, ex panded Into extra bedrooms tary Melvin Laird boosts his NYLON resume to Box “ BB,” Man WAREHOUSE ment with private bath f o r two family, 6-0 plus separate pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. MANCHESTER — Five room cellent condition, on bus line. and bath. ’Two fireplaces, brick spirits every morning by tying chester Herald. An Equal Op NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS lady. Ready to move in. Call five room house. Selling as Famous Maker* 4-Ply CORD DUE TO EXPANSION we have Executl^^e type Ranch. Fire 3580 Main St. Hartford Property Includes 2 extra build in living room and stone in his tie in front of a mirror SOUTHERN an opening in the Manchester portunity Employer. HANNAH’S husband Hector 043-6368 or 649-0641. place, two car garage, two a package. Wolverton Agency 622-7249 ing lots. Marlon E. Robertson. family room. Kitchen has birch framed to look like the cover of area for a man to be trained hates hard work so he cleans baths, walkout basement. Realtors, 649-2818. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Realtor, 643-0008 cabinets and built-in dlshwash- Time magazine, in sales and certain phases of the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent NEW 175 Pine St. Manchester Businoss Locations Large attractive wooded lot. MANCHESTER — Dutch Colo er. Two car attached garage * The bottom of the mirror 24 MONTHS GUARANTEE management. Excellent oppor Small down payment. Owner. EIGHT ROOM Colonial re electric shampooer $1. W. H. 646-2332 nial, center hall, 7 rooms, 4 with concrete floor, complete- bears the inscription “ Man of tunity for advancement to the SALESMAN For Ront 64 production, 2H baths, 2 fire England Hardware, Bolton. 1-873-8631, evenings. bedrooms, 1% baths, city ly finished' and painted inside, the year.” right man. Good starting sala (former Norman’s FUm. ENGLAND FOR RENT 01 sal6-461 Main utilities, good condition. Mid places, family room, recrea H o^e situated' on hill over ry and commissions. Vehicle With specialty or intangible SAVE Big! Do your own rug Warehouse MANCHESTER is only minutes Street. Building and lot next 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tion room, double garage, 2 looking lake and within about Grav^ard Landing provided. Many employe bene soles background. $150 and upholstery cleaning with at comer of Pine ft Forest St.s) away from this 4V6 room TUBELESS TIRES Mon,-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 to Post Office Excellent loca patios, trees. Superb landscap 400’ of water's edge. Use' of DETRCHT (A P ) — Student pl- TELEPHONE fits. Apply to the Singer Com weekly guarantee to man Blue Lustre. Rent electric Ranch plus patio, garage and tion (or imy use. 646-2426 from MANCHESTER — Gracious Co ing, 200’ fronta^. Hutchins 00’ right of way for boating lot Homer Cole Jackson soloed pany, 856 Main Street, Man meeting our requirements in shampooer $1. Plnewood Fiml- large lot. $14,600. Mitten Real MOVING — Must sell four 9 to 6 p.m. lonial, central location, 16x24’ Agency Realtors, 649-5324. and swimming. Beautiful for the first time Tuesday and FOR THE SECOND chester. Manchester area. Call W. ture Shop. ty, 643-6930. COMPANY rooms of fumitiue In good con living room, fireplace, IH shade trees on la'wn, 20' ame- wound up in the graveyard, G. Stanton, East Hartford, TWO-FAMILY flats. City TIRE . , . WHEN YOU dition. ' Reasonable. Call 646- 263 M AIN Street, offices f o r SOUTH MAIN STREET — An baths, 2-car garage, porch. Bel site drive. Price $26,0(X). For His single-eng;lned plane was 289-5404 from 8 a.m. until utilities, treed lot, handy locor 1440. rent, $40. monthly. Ask f o r Air Real Estate, 643-9332. sale by builder, phone 1-228- a writeoff but Jackson, 32, BUY THE FIRST TIRE noon 'and 7 p.m. until 10 Fuel and Feed 49-A older seven room house that tlon. $19,600. Philbrick Agency, DEAN MACHINE Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. has become too big for pres 3818. walked away without a scratch. AT REGULAR PRICE An Equal Opportunity Employer p.m., Monday through Fri CUSTOM BUILT oversize Cape, 649-0847. BrandHcw^ ^ PRODUCTS SEASONED fireplace wood, Jackson was coming in for a day. ent owner. ’Three bedrooms, on, oversize lot. 120’ wide, and (Size 6.50x13 Blackwall) delivered. Call 649-1869 or 1- Musical Instruments 53 MANCHESTER — Willlmantic ______. 102 COLONIAL ROAD S’TORB, 20’ X 70', downtown ih i baths, all in excellent con exceptionally well landscaped. THE ORIGINAL (and proud) landing at Detroit City airport 228-9585. area. Colonial (circa 1760) ATTENTION MEN — Part-time ELECTRIC GUITAR — Hag- Manchester. Call 622-3114. dition. Lots of living space. 2-car garage. Bowers School, owners have outgrown their when, he said, the engine cut Factory F**®®"- ,, SIZE 1ST TI8E 2ND TIRE tin 1ST TIRE 2ND TIRE with acreage. Well maintained out. The plane plummeted into $60. per week, work 20 flexible Has Immediate Openings strom, 3 pickups, swaybar Priced in low twenties. T.J. $28,000. Philbrick Agency Real home in the deslrou.s Rock- ■ . “ it-WeSelltoAlU 7.75 X 14 SMALL S’TORE near 100 per authentic nine room residence, 6.50 X 13 hours. For personal interview TIAVQ Garden— Farm— tone, mute, bass controls. Solid Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. tors, 049-6347. ledge area and are putting it Gethsemane cemetery. 15.97 7.99 7.75 X 15 17.97 8.99 small barn, 'beautifully situat caU 628-2214. UAIO Help Wanted— body, red. Excellent condition. cent Main Street location. Ap on the market. House Is In ex Dairy Products 50 ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. CENTRALLY located. Six room • ed near village green, over 100 8.25 X 14 ■ “ ------Turret Lathe operators. In ■ Soft case included. Call 644- MANCHESTER — $19,m slx ceUent condition, has OH Woman, 102, Applies 7.00 X 13 16.97 8.49 8.15x15 18.97 9.49 Male or Female 37 Colonial in the Manchester room Cape Cod, fireplace, com acres rolling fields imd woods, spectors— Final inspection STRICTLY fresh eggs, large, 1893 after 5 p.m. MAN(3HBSTER —’Three new rooms, IH baths, two fire To VA for Pension Green area, 3 big bedrooms, extensive frontage. Mid 60’s. 7.35 X 14 8.55 X 14 for air-craft parts. WANTED — EXPERIENCED extra large and medium, 65 stores (or lease. 600x100 square pletely redecorated inside, 166x places, completely finished FARGO, N.D. (A P ) — The 17.47 8.74 COMPLETE SET of Slinger- formal dining room, fireplace 165’ lot. $1,000 down BTIA., no By appointment, Suzanne 7.35 X IS 8.45 X 15 19.97 9.99 organist or pianist for modem cents a dozen. Natsisky Farm, feet. Busy location. Reasonable. basement, garage choice lot, Veterans Administration office land drums with zildjian cym in living room, 1% baths, par Shorts, 046-3233. J. Watson dance group. Call 1-875-7674 lif Inc. 644-0304. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. down VA. Hutchins Agency, etc. Sensibly priced In the high reports it has received a pen W HITEW ALLS 2.40 extra for 1st Tire / 1.20 extra for 2nd Tire NIGHTS bals Like new condition. Call tially finished basement, alum Beach ft Co., Realtors. ter 6 p.m. Realtors, 649-5324. twenties. T.J. Crockett, Real sion application from a 102- FREE MOUNTING! Prices plus 1.79 to 2.57 Fed. Exc. Tax per tire PROFESSIONAL 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. 872-3111 or 643-7560. inum siding, only $26,900. T.J. OFFICE SPACE available, good tor, 643-1077. BOL’TON (Mount Sumrier). An- year-old woman who says she is TOEASURE City — Men’s de Crockett, Realtors, 643-1677. LARGE 8 room Cape, trees, % Turret Lathe Operators Household Goods 51 location, parking, heat. Jani saldl built brick and frame 7H the widow of a soldier who partment needs assistant de acre, 3-zoned heat, 2 baths, in ROLLING PARK — Seven AUTOMOBILE Brown ft Sharp production torial service included, $76. per MANCHESTER 3 bedroom room Raised Ranch (1965). served in the Civil War. partment manager and wo KITCHEN SET, Copper Tone Wanted— To Buy 58 month. Call 649-6334. tercom, garage. 643-0763, rooms, 4 or 4 bedroom.s, all NYLON mlUer set-up operators. refrigerator, bedroom set, Hol Cape, in like new condition, 24 Beautiful wooded acre lot. Far The applicant, Mrs. Mattie man full-time, 9 a.m. to 4:30 WANTED TO BUY — MUquea’ electric, rec room, full dormei-, lywood beds, den set tele PRIM E office for lease. Excep ft. living room family size below replacement at $28,600. Grinnell, told the office she was Famous Maker-4-Ply CORD All Benefits. SALESMAN p.m. Contact Mr. Duprey, steins, furniture, pewter, lead excellent condition, many ex vision, etc. Call 649-0542. tional location. Medical Phar kitchen, aluminum combina Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. married on Sept. 19, 1893, at Ft. Treasure City, Manchester ed lamps, art glass, prlhiltives tras. Mid 20’s, 5»4 per cent An Equal Opportunity Employer macy Building, Haynes and tions, oil steam heat, $21,600. J. Watson Beach & Co., Real Berthold, N.D., to John Nagel, Parkade. any quantity. Furniture re FHA assumable. Job transwer. $1,000 MONTHLY 3 ROOMS OF Main Street. Paneled, air-con Wolverton Agency, Realtors, tors. who was in the Missouri Volun paired. 644-8962. SALESMAN Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 043- SCHOOL BUS drivers, 7 to 9 FURNITURE ditioned. Call evenings, 649- 649-2813. teer Cavalry from 1861 to 1864. 36 MONTHS GUARANTEE 1338. BOLTON — 6H room Ranch, GUARANTEE PART-TIME HELP, over 21, to sell new and He died in 1907. a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. Call 643- O N LY $169 WAN’TED — Antique furniture 6820, 648-6514, 243-1028. 6-6 DUPLEX located in Saint three to four bedrooms, family washing floors, 4-10 p.m., five 8978. used cars for Mrs. Grinnell lives in a log glass, pewter, oil paintings or James Parish, recent heating MANCHESTER Green Area room, fireplace, garage, Ehc- days, cedi between 5-6 p.m., Used But A ll In Good Shape HARTFORD RD. — 2,600 house near the farm home of other antique items. Any system, new oak floors, new local Chevrolet Six room Ranch, large ftre- cellent area. Private treed lot. 640-6334. RETIRED COUPLE to assume — Includes — square feet. Ideal for manu dealer. No experi placed living room, aluminum her son, John Nagel, Jr., 73. TUBELESS TIRES Bedroom Suite quantity. 'Ihe Harrison’s, 643- ceramic baths, possible mort Only $21,900. Hayes Agency, GM Dealer in Central East Janitorial duties in an apart facturing or distribution, plat Her pension application is CABINET MAKER with super Living Room Suite 8709, 165 Oakland Street. gage assumption. Call Mr. ence necessary. siding, full basement, garage. 646-0131 ern Conn, has opening for ment complex in Manchester. form, excellent location. 649- pending in the veterans benefit visory experience. Excellent 6 Pc. Dinette Set Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- We will train. Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- an experienced and success Apartment provided. Reply 7295. VERNON —Custom built office in Washington. FOR THE SECOND opportunity. Displaycraft, Inc., Lamps, Tables, Rugs, Pictures HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, 1413. 0131. ful professional. The man Box “ (3G” , Manchester Her Excellent pay plan, TIRE . . . WHEN YOU Manchester 643-9557. and a few other Items. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, FOR RENT, Vernon Circle with STuarantee Colonial Ranch, prime area, we wlU employ is probably ald. MANCHESTER Six icon' quality construction, three Uncle Sam Helps PLUS! glassware. We buy estates. Vil store, located right on Chrcle, BUY THE FIRST TIRE now working. He must be of Refrigerator or Range lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 plus commission. Colonial, excellent condltlonn large bedrooms, double ga 500 sq. ft. available, March new kitchen, fireplace, ga To Locate Mother AT REGULAR PRICE good character, have proof Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. New demonstrator. rage, barn. Only $34,900. Haye.s PALMDALE, Calif. (A P ) — ROUTE SALESMEN Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 YOURS ONLY AT 1. For information call 872- PUBLIC rage. Owner transferred. Im % (Size 6.50x13 Blackwall) of past earnings and desire Retirement plan, Agency, 646-0131. With toe help of toe federal gov Nationwide Guarantee A-LnB-E-R-T-’-S WANTED — Used piano bench. 0628 days. mediate occupancy. Call now, to earn in excess of our FOR SALE—German Shepherd, NOTICE major medical, ernment William Littleton, 23, TREAD LIFE GUARANTEE TREAD WEAR GUARANTEE Seeking industrial men to Phone: "John” Guida Also good watch dog for farm. $23,600. Hayes Agency, 646- SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch Hill. AGAINST AIL FAILURES SIZE 1ST TIRE guarantee. We are a suc female, with papers AKC, 8 474 MAIN ST. office (or rent. paid vacation has found the mother he last Treed tile guerenlced for the 2ND TIRE SIZE 1ST TIRE 2ND TIRE cessful large organization, sell SEALTEST . DAIRY Toll Free 1-800-992-8647 Call 644-0304. 0131. Large, Jumbo size 4-bedroom ’ ttfry MAC (iff >1 |u8f|n|t«(] number of monfh* ileted ft treed wks. old—best offer starting at CJenter of .town, plenty of park ’The Planning Commission of plus many other saw 21 years ago. 7.75 X 14 modem in every way, at a PRODUCTS, on established Colon. }1. family room, formal ' 4|a>n$t ati f$i