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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 PAGE FOBTY AveiBge Daily'^Net Press Run manrli^Bt^r lEtt^nlng i|(rald For. The Week Ended The Weather March », lAW The Manchester Association The Hartford County Amateur A midweek service of Bible Clear tonight. Low in teens. Red Feather Service Renewal Parcel iljmrljPHtPr lEttpmng lip rali for the Help of Retarded Chil­ Radio Asaoclation will meet to­ study, prayer, and praise will PINEHURST BRISKET Tomorrow cloudy. High in 40s. About Town be held tonight at 7 ;30 at the a 15,580 dren will meet tomorrow at 8 morrow at 7 pm. at Veterans Are you seeking a new Church of the Naizarene. Goes to Bid Mr. and M n. Abraham Match- p.m. at Bunce Center. Norman Memorial Clubhouse, Sunset way of dealing with each Mancheater— A City of Village -Charm att and their son, Billy, who Fendell will discuss a “ Job De­ Ridge, . East Hartford. Rod other within your family? A Lenten Vesper Service will The first parcel of land to be CORNED BEEF have lived at 74 OMper St. for scription for an MAHRC Execu­ Woodbury, club president, will Can you use professional VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 139 (TWENTY .PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CEMTB be held tonight at 7:30 at Con­ sold in the North End Re­ over two years, returned to Ire­ tive Director.” There will be a talk about the “ Uses for Sdlld- counsel? For help in locating cordia Lutheran Church. development area will go out land Sunday. Both Mr. end Mrs. social time with refreshments.. State Surplus.” The event is the appropriate Eigency, tele­ open to amateurs and their for bid Friday. Matchett were employed at the phone Mrs. Fisher at the Edward Rybcxyk, executive friends. Dinner Suggestion For Dumwell Co. on Pleasant St., The executive board of the The WSCS executive board Red Feather Information and director of the Manchester Re­ and Uielr son was a Orade 4 Newcomer’s Club will meet to­ will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Referral Service of the development Agency, said he Is WliAt W ill Be, W ill Be student at Washlng^ton School. night at 8 at the home of Mrs. The Rev. Roger Rotvlg, pastor in Susannah Wesley Hall of Greater Hsirtford Commu­ now preparing the bid notice. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. £ ____ David Brenner, 14 Lawton Rd. of Grace Lutheran Church, H ut- South Methodist Church. nity Council. Telephone her The parcel of land which Is to COMPANY CORNCB BEEF Convoy Hit (AP)— Mark and Jeanne fiord, will preach at a Lenten at 521-4620, Ext. 42, Monday, be sold is known as Parcel 7. The First Church of Christ, The pastoral relations commit­ BRISKET CX>RNB3D BEEF Uzelac say their backyard Kennedy Candidaey Deeision Scientist will have a testimony The Stein Club and Steinettes Quiet Hour Service tonight at Tuesday or Thursday morn­ The parcel Is located at Main tee of North Methodist Church beehives stay—their answer meeting tonight at 8 at the will both meet tonight at 8 at 7:80 at Emanuel Lutheran ings. and 'Woodbrldge Sto., and con­ BOILED POTATOES will meet tonight at 8 :45 at the to a $76,000 suit filed church. the VFW Home. Church. sists of about 80,000 square church. BRUSSELS SPROUTS Wednesday by a neighbor. Martha Circle of Emanuel feet. It has a capacity for a CSiarles A. Caballero, 70, building of , 11 apartment units, WITH LEMON BUTTER The Great Decision Group will Church will meet tomorrow at By Enemy retired film studio worker, and is zoned for either apart- meet tonight at 8 at the home 10 a.m. for sewing at the church OR claims the bees have stung and will have its regular meet­ rhents or offices. o f Mrs. D. J. Roberts Jr., 25 SAIGON (AP) — Enemy automatic weapons fire and In- him again and again and de­ ing at 2 p.m. Mrs. Louise Hein­ Rybezyk met with members of ^ NATIVE CABBAGE prive him of the peaceful en­ Expeeted in Week by Aide Raymond Rd. LAST THREE DAYS richs will lead devotions. Host­ the MRA last week and they troops raked a U.S. Army sup- tlicted “ moderate" damage on HORSERADISH SAUCE joyment of his home. esses are Mrs. Mildred Noren, went over a tentative time plan ply convoy from ambush along the vehicles, - a command Mountain Laurel Chapter ‘"The bees were here when Mrs. HuMa Olson and Mrs. schedule for completion of the winding Route 14 in the central spokesman said. ’This Indicated Chorus of Sweet Adelines will RELISH TRAY ,we moved In,” Mrs. Uzelac project. Rybezyk said he Is now highlands but American tanka as many as a third o f the trucks rehearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. Blanche Savory. said”. “ They were an act of working on the final version of p e p p b r i d o e r o l l s and helicopter gunshlps splin- might have been damaged or WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Robert F. Kennedy has &MOOR at the Russian American Na­ tered the attackers. destroyed. God." She said the Uzelacs’ the plan, and that is should be tional Center, 211 Wethersfield Sports films bade by students DESSERT two children had been stung stepped to the brink of presidential candidafey and a ready by “ the end of next . The U.S. Command said 48 Tanks and armored personnel Ave., Hartfoid. The event is and members of the faculty of a lew Umes, but “ nothing se­ key aide says he’ll make his decision in a week. week.” HILLS COFFEE North Vietnamese regulars and carriers of the 3rd Vietnamese open to all women Interested in Harvard University will be rious." Kennedy huddled with political advisers in New ANNIVERSARY SALE Copies of the revised plan will Viet Cong guerrillas were killed Armored Cavalry raced past the singing four-part barbershop shown tomorrow at a noon in the short, midday fight nine convoy to attack the ambush York Wednesday night after saying in Washington he style harm(my. luncheon meeting of the Har­ be sent to town officials and town agencies. miles north of Pleiku City site, alter the fight began at is reassessing whether to run against President John- BUY NOW AND SAVE! vard Club of Northern Connect­ Wednesday. ’Twelve Americans i i ; i 6 a.m., and at 11:26 hellcop- ■ ^------son. icut at the Shoreham Mjotor were killed, eight were wounded ter gunshlps sailed into the bat- •The New York Democrat said Hotel, Hartford. Big Boy and soldiers of the South Viet- tie. Nixon Saving the New Hampshire primary re­ 1ST. PAHUCK'S DAY namese armored unit escorting Fighter-bombers arrived at sults removed "the major obata»\^ Evarything for a The Childreti’s Lenten Mission Canada’s Hudson Bay Is 900 the convoy suffered light casual­ McCarthy: cle” to challenging Johnsmi— Sm o o r School, sponsored by the Man- miles long and 500 miles wide. 11:69 and within minutes the en­ Viet Strategy ties, the command said. and said the vote demonstrated Big C*M>raI1oii Chester Council of Canuches, will It is said to have a water area emy troops fled. 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER The enemy sprayed the 4th In­ Army engineers with the con- DemocraUc concern over John­ meet tomorrow from 8 to 4:80 greater by four times than that fantry Division convoy with ba­ Kennedy Bid son x>olicles. OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 P.M. ARTHUR DRUB p.m. at the Jesse Lee House of of all the Great Lakes combin- zooka-type rockets and heavy (See Page Ten) For Johnson But Sen. Ehigene J. McCarthy, South Methodist Church. ed. who drew an unexx>ectedly high NEW YORK (AP) — Richard May Aid LBJ 42 i>er cent of the New Hamp­ M. Nixon says the reason he is shire Democratic vote, said he won’t pull out o f the race what­ not ready to spell out the details WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Panic in Europe Eugene J. McCarthy said today ever the New Yorker decides to of his plan to end the war in 'that If Sen. Rdbetit F. Kennedy do. Vietnam is because he is reserv­ 4 enters the Democratic presiden­ ” He’s been reassessing his po­ ing his “ big guns” for use tial race, the action might dl' sition all along the way,’ ’ Mc- Carve TMn Slices Prom Two “ Paces” Near Anarchy Seen against President Johnson 11 he vlde opponents of the Vietnam Carthy told newsmen after a wins the Republican presiden­ war and help toward renomlnat- 20-mlnute meeting with Kenne- CARVING ' tial nomination. ing President Johnson. dy. ” I said I Intended to stay In Oarve wWh two "texses" as etiowiL SHoea should be ithdn and cut “ I have to adapt my strategy McCarthy, frosh from a primaries and m the race,” a sUgbt angle. Meiat wtUl clUce better if allowed to set a little as to win the (presldentltd) strong shearing In New Hamp- Minnesotan added, In Gold Stampede primaries with the least expend­ time before eUoing. Slice altenwitely from two " fo o te r so shire’s primary Tuesday, insist- ^ close aide said Kennedy eUces from each “face” win remain ithe same. iture of ammunition,” Nixon LONDON (AlP) — Europe’s lurt market reported levels of ..j ^m reserving my tig ed he is in the race to stay and " ’HI make his decision by Mar- gold rush skyrocketed today in sales that dealers had never gy„g ygg against Johnson.” has no plan to step aside for Hie deadline for entering Kennedy. Both opix>se the ad- Hie May 28 Oregon primary. COOKING CORNED BEEF a buying spree that economic dreamed possible. former vice president dls- OooMatg time 3% to 4 hours. ministration’s Vietnam ixillcy. And Kennedy said if he runs he experts said threatens monetary Paris, where sales normally cussed this and other questions probably would have to cam- As if to emphasize his deter- Cover corned beef with water, then cover ultenall and cook anarchy. are two to three tons, had more gn interview in his Filth Ave- palgn actively in the inrimaries. minaitlon, McOarthy announced .. , . __ Slowly 3 hours. London, Paris, Zurich and than 40 tons. ’This was more „ag apartment in New York, ■' "Otherwise, 'there is no rea- even the normally small Frank- than twice Wednesday’s record xn campaigning for the New he is entering the May 7 Indiana , ’ , . ____,. wash potatoes and peel. and June 4 South Dakota pri-pri­ high of 16 tons. The Bank of Hampshire and Wisconsin pri- er me,” he told newsmen. After corned beef hiae cooked 3 hours, add potatoee (and cab­ France was hard pressed to fUl maries. Nixon repeatedly said, maries. the demand. London dealers ex- will end the war in Viet- He said he will meet with sux> Kennedy said the major ob­ bage If you are having thte) and simmer 1 hour longer or )mitll stacle to his candidacy had been vegetables ore tender. pected sales to top 200 tons. nlim and win the i)eace in the porters In Indlanax>oUs Satur­ fear of deeply dividing the •’’ There was a stampede lor pacific.” day. He has until March 28 to Use 'the fork teat . . . and sample a slice to be sure meat is Bulletin gold in Zurich. Frankfurt bank- Asked 11 he Intends this as a enter formally and to meet the Democratic i>arty if he was sus- cooked tender. Do not use 'thermometer. eto said there was an unprece- pledge, Nixon replied emphatl- requlrement of (letitlons bearing pected of i>ersonal ambition or CURTAIN For brussels sprouts . follow pkg. directions. 600 slgrnatures from each of the personal animosity toward dented demand for bullion, gold cally, "It’s a pledge.” SALE GOLD COVER ACnON certificates and coins. He added, “ I have no magic 11 congressional districts. Johnson. In Indiana, McCarthy proba- ®ut McCarthy’s strong show- WASHINOTON (AP) — The WE FEATURE A SPECIAL CORNING OF U.S. CHOICE Dealers and Iwth bullion and formula, no gimmick. If I had a bly will be facing Gov. Roger ‘ng In New Hampshire removed PINEHURST BRISKET Senate was urged today to foreig^i exchange markets re- gimmick I would tell Lyndon Branigan, who has said he U'e personal element, Kennedy carefree curtains bring the pass quickly a bill to remove ported a complete collapse of Johnson. That would be a moral would run in order to hold the ®al and “ indicated a good deal the gold cover on the nation’s confidence in x>aper money. obligation. 60-seat convention delegation concern in the Democratic currency as one means of The pattern of sales in all “ But I do have some specific for President Johnson. party about the direction our curbing the stampede of gold markets showed the buyers ideas on how to end the war. Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy, who announced country is going.’’ CORNED BEEF buying in Europe. Enactment were snatching up golds silver They are primarily In the dlplo- • • • • Wednesday he was reassessing Kennedy said Senate Foreign M look of Spring indoors. of the House-passed bill would and platinum in any sizes of in- matic area.” Extra lean and corned Just right his situation, declined further Relations Committee hearings free more than $10 bUlion of gots or coins. He said he considers the comment today. " I ’m not hav- week indicated the admlnls- gold reserves to meet de­ •17118 was an indication that chances “ 60 to 40 against” the ing anything further to say,” he tratlon is sticking to ita Vietnam Make your windows as bright as the scenery outside. WHOLE 10 TO 13-LB. mands of dollar holders Concerned Over McCarthy even the grocer on the com er i>ossiblllty that the North Vlet- told newsmen. poMcies—and he critlczed John­ And these curtains are so easy to take care of you'll .. . sheer beauty for warm weather abroad and support the U. 8 . was switching his savings into namese will agree to come to In a corridor news confer­ son for not sayng what he will BRISKETS Lb89< pledge to maintain a price of something he considered safer the' conference table before the ence, McCarthy was asked if he be able to spend more time in the beautiful outdoors. $36 an ounce for gect it would,” Mc­ ed States to reduce its foreign campaigning, Nixon said: A . berry bright... 3 to 7 lbs...... lb. 99c and $1.09 Carthy said. State News payments deficit can now re- "I’m not going to carry on my He was then asked if he Just as Ham Is bi demand for Easter, Corned Beef seems to go store public confidence," one conscience anything that will thought this would help Presi­ Income along with March 17th . . . St. Patridr’s Day. Along with 2,000 market observer commented, destroy that 40 per cent Overhaul dent Johnson’s chances of win­ SWAG TOP lbs. o f the leanest U-S. Choice Corned Beef Briskets we offer Major Strategy our Tendercure CSiuck and Rump Coined Beef. Other sources expected either chance.” ning renomlnatlon at this sum- 3 Die, 3 Hurt a complete breakdown of he Nixon has gone to South Vlet- WASHINGTON (AP) —Presl- said the informant, "you won’t duct of the war has been the ba- mer’s Democratic National ANDREWS HORSE R A D IS H ...... 89c seven-nation gold ixiol or official several times in recent dent Johnson’s political advis- hear of those two gimmicks sis for his steadily mounting Convention. He shook his head Tax Hike curtailment of sales. London years. He published an article ers, genuinely concerned that again.” campaign to wrest the Demo- and then repeated: “ I exi>ect it reg. 2.98 In Stonington dealers were franUcally at- quarterly, Foreign Af- Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy may Johnson’s advisers definitely cratic nomination from the would.” Special For The Baby... tempting to calm the panic and fairs, entitlecj Asia after Viet- President in Wlscon- do not share the President’s President. Later, at a news conference of were making buyers pay higher sin’s April 2 presidential pri- public expression of Indifference Johnson’s advisers believe graduate students who pres^t- Is Urged JOHNSON'S 14 OZ. $1.05 SIZE Traffic Crash and higher prices for the metal. reason he Is now considered rog. mary, are plotting a major ov- to the New Hampshire results. their major failure In New vdth ^ award, Me- WASHINGTON (AP) —Secre- European financial circles front-runner for the GOP erhaulrnaui in strategy. ’’New-New Hampshire simply isn’t HampshireHampsmre was "not nailing ,7 ' if - ' Treasury Henry H. 2.49 2.98 STONINGTON (AP) — Three looked to tlie United States to nomination is he has concentrat- Most popular curtain BABY POWDER 49c An informed source says they something you can brush off M cC a^ y down on his alterna- strength on Fowler declared today it is nec- Rhode Island men were killed =heck the rush on gold. But de- “ l a l T b^ecomlT a ” ftrious tactics which they lightly,, We tives.’ , „ for worm, sunny and three other men Inlured ®P‘te warnings from European "A man becomes a serious Junk two tactics which they lightly,,” the source said. ’’We tives. the first ballot.’ Congress pass a big ana inree oiner men mjurea h ™ >■ iso contender nr nnndidnte onlv believe backfired against John- have serious prolbems. And “ We let him get away with de- ' - swag reg. days. These Dacron® 2 ‘T j \A ] ( JOHNSON’S 7 OZ. $1.19 SIZE The presence of a Kennedy Income tax increase within 30 3.29 fneritv was in dnmrpr ^nf when events fit what he has to Tuesday’s New Hamp- we’ve got to face up to the fact crying the war in broad general- ticket and a McCarthy ticket in days. top 2.79 polyester marqui­ collided with a disabled tractor- ^ ^ thnro um t offer ” Nixon said “ In mv case ®bire primary, where McCarthy that McCarthy can take the uie= >' the infnrnnonf onid settes ore embel­ ■ trailer on snow-covered Inter- ‘“ Pse. there was no prospect of o«er, Nixon said. In my case, . an imnresslve 42 ner President in Wisconsin the June 4 California primary, WhUe he was testifying before BABY SHAMPOO 59c 1 immediate action in Washing- I think the fact that the foreign captured an impressive 42 per t-resiaent m Wisconsin. That s not going to happen in noted, would almost certain- the Senate Finance Committee, state 05 lished with all-over ton. policy issue became predoml- cent of the vote. Ttat would really hurt. Wisconsin.wion«„=in •’ throw that state’s delegation gold sales In Euroi>e skyrocket- pattern, scalloped V kitchen delight—embroidered NESTLE'S POUND 12 OZ. The dead were identified by London dealers added a full 6 nant again—and I could travel these, the well-placed In the three weeks remaining ^he administration tactic will to Johnson. ' ed, and market observers said irowberrv pattern delicately sides, 3-inch bottom hems, little or state iiolice as: Feloneno A. Di- cents to the price fixed af' the abroad and speak with some au- message before the Wisconsin test— j^e to have state party officials, As to whether he would step only firm action by the United -uKled and brightly colored to no ironing needed. White. Mucclo, 49 of Coventry, R .I.; opening and still sales were thority on it—that raised me ‘Hanoi is watching ’ for an where the President ^11 be on loaders and administra aside in Kennedy’s favor, Me- States could restore public con- Harry A. Lombardi, 30, West r o • a v .41 4*<*.m m «« 4 4V.n4 aMl__t« 4 ___ Vile ef f Arrl ef e’ nl o'n .... ______... turn spring on. Swag top adds a HOT COCOA MIX 69c 'absolutely fantastic,” one said, above the others.” . anti-Johnson , t, turnout j. that might n. the1 . ballot . j his strategists’ .u -..-i . plan » ------figures° press McCarthy for Carthy said ” I have said at fldence. Flourish to^ your windows. Do- ®DuPont'$ registered trademark for Its Warwick, R .I.; and Prank H. More than 50 tons were sold at If domestic problems, not the U.S. disunity over the is to pin down Oie Minnesota specific alternatives in Viet­ least 20 times—I don’t have in Fowler told the committee he cronV polyester ninon for easy- polyester fiber NESTLE’S 12 OZ. Patys, 66, West Warwick. the daily fixing, when the price war in Vietnam, were predomi- alternatives ^am.nam. But sinceSince the mind (becoming) a dropout.” would welcome a tax hike more core. Pink, gold, bright turquoise. DlMucclo was driving, state .vas set Just under the ceiling at nant today,.Nixon said, ” I don’t cards for votes with a to Johnsons Vietnam war poll has let it be known that he will He said that phone consulta­ than twice as big as the 10 i>er CHOCO BITS 45 Xiollce said, when the westbound copy sent to the President.” cy. tions have indicated his supi»ort- cent surcharge proposed by car carrying the six men came (See Pago Nine) (See Page Twelve) "You may be pretty sure,” McCarthy’s opposition to con- (See Page Four) ers plan to stick with him. President Johnson, this develop­ Xtf" , S' J' 4s!*-' S-f upon the tractor-trailer driven by "They have no intention of ment came as Sen. George A. And here’s a chance to stock up at a low price on George W. Martin of New Bed­ yielding any gfround. The flags Smathers, D-Fla., suggested ford, Mass. Martin’s truck had are all flying today.” that it would be a good Idea to SCOTT'S been struck by a strong gust McCarthy said he did not go back to the income tax rates of wind .only moments before, Meet FREDERICK know what motivated Kennedy’s prevailing before they were re- FACIAL TISSUES he told state police. The west­ aiBiouniceinenit W'edn'eaday he duced in 1964. (200 2-Ply Tissue Usually 27c) bound truck went out of control Struck a fence on the right side (See Page Four) (See Page Four) of the roadway, and spun New Robot Being ‘Born’ in Edinburgh 4 b. x. . * 1 . 0 0 around so It faced eastbound, i 1 state police said, Martin was Thus FREDERICK will in due The true family computer must "Tell me more about your hot hurt. By JOHN DAVY WHERE, but at Pinehurst can you buy Grade A The London Observer course acquire various forms of also use a language as close as family.” Martin was charged with possible to ordinary English, "I have lost my baggage.” speeding in connection with the EDINBURGH — FREDER­ eyes, ears and motor organs, so Castro May Keep Mg MAINf POTOTOES 10,.. 29c ICK is a Family Robot for and be able to hold something ’’Did your parents ever lose !___ z z y original spinning accident. No that it can see, hear and move like an intelligent conversation you?” and GRADE AA Large charges were filed in connection Entertainment, Discussion, Ed- ucatioh, the Retrieval of In­ around. Unlike humans, FRED­ In it. Sixty per cent of patients in iimt’iiiiil with the ensuing fatal crash, ERICK will not need all its At one time, this ability was a Massachusetts hospital who STRICKLAND FARM EQGS doz. 49c state police said. formation and the Collation o of Knowledge. It does parts in one place: It cetn have regarded as the acid test of a conversed with DOCTOR, de­ Hijacked Airliners • Westerly, R.I. Hospital, where a brain in one building, linked truly intelligent machine. But spite being! warned that they the three Injured men were tak­ not yet actually exist. But it is being created, step-by-step at by telephone line to a "lim b” it is surprisingly easy to pro­ were talking to a computer, in­ HAVANA (AP) — Fidel Cas- ed after midnight :” The Imperi- Pinehurst Sale On en, today ^identified them as in another. The limb could be gram a quite conventlonhl com­ sisted Uiat they must have been tro threatened today not to let allsts (Americans) taught hor- John Pastore, 61, of East Green­ Edinburgh University’s Depart­ ment of Machine Intelligence a mechanical arm, or a power­ puter to give a superficial ap­ consulting a real human being, hljacked planes return to the ror-maklng, and now they are 4 KRAFT 10 OZ. JARS wich, R.I., Jack Harris, 30, of 4 2 " WIDE and Perception. ed tea-trolley which could ex­ pearance of conversational abil­ "No machine could understand United States in the future. He beginning to suffer the conse- . . . no need to iron these versatile West Warwick, R.I., and Arthur plore and learn to know its way ity. Here is a sample of dia­ me that well.” ix>inted out the United States quences. Now there almost ex- Randen, 49, of Coventry, R.I. For some time a group under Professor Donald Mlchle, a around a room. logue generated by one such The machine actually uses a doesn’t return boats in ■which Ists an air route of those who APPLE JELLY or ' Pastore was in poor condition biologist turned computer scien­ This does not mean that the program, called D()CTOR, trick familiar at cocktail par­ refugees leave Chiba. take over planes, even for and on the danger list, he hos­ €i£»Gron*~ n in o n tist, has been developing some Edinburgh gfroup is merely dedi­ devised by Joe Weizenbaum at ties: the inattentive guest, his Havana Radio quoted the Cu- sport.” pital said, and the other two men ORANGE MARMALADE very advanced computer pro­ cated to added convenience at the Massachusetts InsUtOte of mind elsewhere, picks a word ban prime minister as saying in Castro, repeating his war cry were In fair condition. gramming techniques, which tea parties. Nevertheless, Technology: The contributions out of the chatter and adds a a speech: ” It could happen that against all private enterprisp in 5 F.r *1.00 aim to give these machines Mlchle thinks that computers of the human participant are polite cliche* (“ tell me more we will not bother to return to Cuba, also said the Communist Heavy Pistol Sales something more than the rather will become much more than in bold face: about your family” ). DOCTOR them any further craft which party would soon take over all . WATERBURY (AP)—The Wa- cretinous kind of intelligence the rather limited calculat­ “ How do you do. I am the does the same. The effect passengers may seize and fly to private bars and plubs. • 26" length 1.19 • 45" length . ; ...... 1.89 STRAWBERRY JEUY terbury Republican said today they possess at the moment. ing machines for specialist^ doctor. Please sit down at the carries a slightly Inbeclle con­ In a 4%-hour speech the (3u- 2 4", 30" • 63" that a survey it has conducted Now this group has been aug­ which they are at present. By typewriter and tell me your viction — but the Edinburgh Castro mentioned Tuesday’s ^an leader also said the 1067-68 36" length 1 79 LVi length 3393"% in the Waterbury area indicates mented by two scientists from building more advance functions problem.” group is aiming a goo^L deal hijacking' of a National Airlines sugar crop would fall 2.5 million • 30" length 1.39 • 50" length ...... 219 4 *1.00 heavy sales of handguns to per­ Cambridge University, Profes­ of intelligence, machines should “ 1 have lost my baggage.” higher. plane, which was forced to fly to metric tons short of the goal of 8 sor Richard Gregory, a i)sychol- become "tutors, secretaries, "You say you have lost your Havana and later permitted to million tons, but he pledged • 72" sons who said they were buying In principle, any operation of 45" G Q Q reg. them “ to protect themselves.” oglst, who is an expert on see­ playmates, research as­ baggage.” return to Miami, Fla. It was one Quba would overcome Its eco- length 4.59 human intelligence wTUch has • 36" length 1.59 • 63" length ...... 2.59 length 2.39 RASPBERRY PRESERVES One store official called the ing, and Professor Christopher sistants,” he says. “ I feel lost without It.” a logical structure cpuld be imi­ of a serleS' of recent plane hi- nomlc troubles. He also got in demand for guns “ amazing.” Lqnguet-Higgins, formerly a They should able to learn "Do you often feel lost with­ tated by a machine. The trouble jackings to Cuba. some barbs at the Soviet Union. 54" Another said he had sold 150 leading theoretical chemist. something of the business of out it?” is that from a very early age An official Cuban newscast, Dressed In his familiar green • 40" length • 72" length ...... O OO ''*0* 3 F» *1.00 Roughly speaking, Gregory their employers apd Improve '"No, this Is the first time.” 1.69 2.98 length A e 9 9 3.59 • valance 99S'75 to 200 guns this year. humans perform as routine, and monitored in Miami, reported, fatigues with a Jacket against A1 Jacobson, partner in a r^ will be concerned with FREDE- their efficiency in dealing with “ Why not?" uhself-consclously, mental feats ’‘Fidel reminded the govern-firovem- tiie cool night' air, Castro said For hard to dress wlndows-:-these panels hove top, bottom rod tall gun store, said most of th4 RICJK’S sense organs, Longuet- it, to answer requests for vari­ “ Because I normally do not whose operations le extremely ment of tJhe UnOted States that some people were living like pockets for french doors, dormer and casement windows. 100% 63% Kodel polyester, 33% cotton blend or 30% Avril rayon, 30% cotton buyers of guns were white per^ Hlggins will be concerned with ous kinds ' of information, lose my things.” difficult to understand. One of Cuban planps and boa(8 havef* paraMtes during the nation’s DocronV polyester ninon. blend with “Never-Press" finish. Pastels of pink, blue, green, gold, white. sens' and that •- a majority of its memory, while Mlchle will to playi, perhaps, a reasonable "What other reasons might the eorileeit and ntosit ttoic ds beenh««n seized' i„ tu . - United difficult days. PINEHURST , concentrate on the thinking func­ there be?” States. V them lived or carried on busl- amateur game of. chess or the capacity to recognize and ” We intend to eliminate all tions which link the two togeth­ “ My mother trained me not The OPEN 6 d a y s ~ THURSDAY NITE Hll 9 Just say — "Charge It!" checkers, or entertain the bed­ broadcast said Castro. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • / GROCERY, Inc. (See Page Two) er. ridden 'With puzzles and quizzes. to lose things.” (See Page TCen) added in his speech, which end- (See Page ’Two) iiiiliiilliiiiiiiilli , . u- iiiiiiiiiliiliiilii iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiijljiiijiiyjiii CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 finance board approved $11,000 which time tile slate of otfloers and 10 are due for an examina­ 8:80 In the town office confer­ Lectures Stated i ' Drop Continues Bolton for public health nursing, to be will .be elected. tion thto coming fall. ence room. The PTA executive board will placed In next year’s budget It The slate to, Mrs. Robert Because the family physician to acquainted with the child's meet tonight at 8 at the ele­ On Catholicism In Idle Oaims also Increased the salary of the Azlnger, president; James Ca- . A Teen-ager^s View Columbia history. It is suggested that the mentary school. Four members State News Sheinwold on Bridge Request by Planning Panel town health officer from $100 to halan, vice president; Mrs.' A 5.7 per cent drop In unem­ exam be done by the family braved the storm last night, will The first of a ssrlss o< 90 STAR. GAXElC*0 $500 a year, wHh Instructions Warren Piser, treasurer, and DCttPT B B SATUFIBU physician. If the child is to have try again tonight for a larger adult lectures, "Undsntandifig By CLAY R POLLAN------NORTH ployment compensation claims that he keep track of the hours Mrs. Charles Clark, secretary. Bloodmobile Asm Roui^dup winromi BND nuiT For $5,000 Cut: No Money an exam for summer camp, a turnout. Catholicism Todsy,’’ wffl bsglii MAR. n Your Daily Activity Guid* . ♦ A has bssn reported for last week he puts In to see If this is ade­ George Is Loud, SEIT.23 Scouts Win on Space copy of this from the doctor (Tub Scout Pack 167 will not According to tho Stars. By AMBKD SHEDiWOU) 0? 109842 in the Manchester office of the Monday at 8 p.m., and wlU bs OCT. 23^ (Oontlmicd from Page One) One Item on the call to Mon­ Isn’t enough money M t in the quate. will be acceptable. meet tomorrow, but haa re­ O 653 State Labor Department. The held each consecutive Mbnday Tops Quota To develop message for Friday, day’s town meeting will have town's purse this fiscal year. Dawn Dance June 14 Cub Scout Pack 157 took top scheduled its meeting to next 3-6-8-34 HM4-18-38(g 4^ K 10 6 2 statewide drop was 2.2 per cent. If It is planned to have the and Wednesday thereafter. They S/46-75-89-9C reod words corresponding to numbers n«» in the city's North End, ^ y »"'^ « honors In theme craft at the (2-50-55 to be tabled because there Is The finance board suggested The Bolton EducaiUon Coun­ family doctor do the exam, ap­ Friday because of the band con­ will be conduced by the Rev. George Is Weird The Oobimbta CSiapter o f the of your Zodiac birth sign. ■coiM of raolel disturbancos last this wash’s artlolas carafully If WEST EAST A total of 602 claims were paid Jamboree at Verplanck School j f TAURUS set no money for It. The item to the amount be raquested at the cil, high school parent-teMher pointments should be made well cert tomorrow night at the high E ^ ard J. McLean at the Oatbo- Red Cross BloodmoUIe topped APR 21 July. you succeed in staging an end e KQJ8532 e 109 7 in the Manchester office last Saturday. The theme was } 6« 31 Tempo 61 Little OCT. 24 a request for $6,000 from the annual meeting May 15, at group, will hold a dawn dance In advance. Forma will go out school. By DANIKL BABIX>W With the need apparent, he jtg 7 5 quota by two pints K ‘ AS week, compared to 7S4 claims space. lie Information Oenter, 198 I MAY 21 2 Sfe p 32 Excitement 627>>t NOV 22 Jacobeon said more than 100 piay, but it may not Iw enough, General Fund "for use of the vriilch time the town adopts Its for the senior class June 14 at from the health department in The aelectmen 1*411 meet to­ (Kd. Noto. In Ml effort to 3 Least 33 Get paid during the previous week. Market St., Hartford, opposite opened George at Mlsquamlcut xueaday at St. Ooliunba’s ^12-13-24-30 63 L ift O Q982 0 J 10 7 4 Town Planning Commission for budget for the next fiscal year. morrow at 7 :80 p.m. in the town 4 M oney 34 Mended 64 See 22-25-27-52J " fountain-pen, tear-gas cartridges gometlmes you can catch each the Community Hall. Student Health Testa May. Constitution Plaza. Mtla^ adult readoro who to give the teen-agers a place church. ^69-78-83^ ♦ 7 Q98S Claims throughout the state the pupose of up-dating, revis­ offloea. There will be a voter­ 5 D on't 35 Rote 65 Soy S4-52-5S ^ have been bought In the same opponents, thus execut- The Planning Commission has At Ita meeting leiat week the The seriea ia planned for oon* mldht bo onriooB about the to go, dance, and listen to rock- 6 Said 36 A goinst 6 6 Be decreased by 670 to a 80,284 A reminder from the school The school physlclem will give Mrs. Paul Bramhall, Captain SAQITTARtUS SOUTH ing and preparing comprehen­ held a public hearing on the making seaaion from 0 to 8 p.m. afanoophore In Goorgo Bor and-roll. 7 Prospects 37 Good 67 N othing perlod at his store. j^ o end plays In a single total. The figure was 28,614 for Ckjuncil voted to donate $100^ examinations in the fall to those fused Catholics, people of other of the Day, said the staff was 4 6 4 sive plans for the Town of Bol- comprehensive plan updating, nurse: State statutes require Toena, the toea-agoro night Before Whltford stopped talk­ 8 Soonest 38 Trouble 68 Re<)uir^ John A; Slason, deputy chief hand, the porrespondlng week last Funds will be raised by a com­ students whose parents do not faiths, and couples planning "moot pleased." 9 Up 39 Involved 69 Special DEC M ^ <7 QJ763 to nunder 701 Federal Urban attended by a representative every school pupil to liave a Mancheater Evening Herald ohib on Tonaad Tpko., The ing about George, he extended 40 Hidden 70 O f inspector of detectives, said opening lead —king of spades year. mittee selling refreshments at elect to use their own ]diy- mixed marriages. There were 81 persons pre­ ^ 1-16-19-361 10 Bright 15-17-23-26^ O AK Planning Assistance Program." from the firm of Brown, Donald health examination every three Bolton correspondent , deme- Herald aaked a youth to de- an Invitation to any adults with 1) Big-nxHJlhed 41 Luck 71 Set about 40,000 handguns are reg- Declarer bad to lose two the senior class play (May 17 year period. In addition, Bol­ slclans. They will Include dlseussloas senting themselves, 77 of whom S/40-48-81-82 l2Toke 42Moker 72 Long-wantec ^3-49-87-88 4 AJ43 The Planning Oonuntoslon and DensAd. ThOs firm wouM well Young, tel. 643-8081. ■orlbe It. The story that fol­ doubts or skepticism concern­ Islered In Waterbury, many In trumps and was In «langer of Anchorage, the largest city In and 18) and at the senior class ton’s health policy requires a Bulletin Board on the many changes In the were accepted. CANCiR 13 Family 43 Trouble 73 Items CAPUKORfJ South West Nortk neglected to check with the prepare the revised plan aftef 44 Shopping coUectlons. losing a club trick as weU, even Catholic church today, and the lows Is the resnlt. The writer ing the atmosphere at George , JUNE 23 14 Broggtr 74 Likely Alaska, was founded in 1914 as auction. physical examination prior to The Planning Commission will Citrus, trees were first culti­ Columbia had 44 donors, An­ 15 You 45 Awaits 75 The 1 0? 3 4 4 Board of Finance first, and at the money has been appropriat­ Is a senior at Manchester to come and see first hand and ^ JULY 23 “ S « A _ J If he could guess which way to 17 the headquarters of the Alaska The • final meeting of the eiitry into kindergarten. Stu­ meet tonight at 7:80, Joined by latest In CathOUo thought and dover, 27, Hebron, 8 , and Mans­ 1 6 0 n 4 6 Restore 7 6 You JAN 20 V-fc'? 5 17 All Pass Its meeting Mbnday night, the ed. vated by the Chinese around BUgh School and a drummer Judge for themselves, free of 17 Should 47 For 77 New ViPColt VAHlI rlsn finesse for the queen. Since ______Railroad. Council will be April 9, at dents entering Grades 1, 4, 7 the Conservation Commission at theology. field Center and l.ebanon one , . 7-W-66-68 finance board said there Just At its meeting Monday the 1000 B.C. In a local Jan-rock group.) charge. 18 Or 48 Pressures 78 Dote HARTFORD (AP) — The im expert hates a guess as a ------each. /'TO-76-85-86 19G uord 49 In 79 Shows state’s Department of Consumer good housewife hates dirt, finesss with Robert Cafazzo of Hebron re- no 20 Devote 5 0 Enters 8 0 Socialize AOUARRJS George is wlerd Inside and cienred his four gallon donor % JULY 24 21 Time 51 Enjoy 81 Free JAN. 21 Protection will support proposed South decided to mEdce his op- irin».t«n No matter what the music Is loud. 22 Don't 42 Hove 6 2 Yourself legialaUon to prohibit the mall- ponents relieve him of the guess- gy^ to South Windsor pin; Philip Denoncourt, An­ S... AUG- 23 23 Hove -53I You> 83 O n FEB.' 19 George For Teens of Man­ ing of credit cards to persons ing. ' dover, three-guTlon pin, and 2- 9-28-31 24 Or 54 All 84 Outir>g 20-21-29-44y!T mttke his contract. chester, Inc., on Tolland Tpke. 25 Expect 55 Picture 85 Don't who don’t ask for them. Declarer took the first trick Ruth Munson, Andover, two- ^32-45-53 26 Little 5 6 Spice 86 Surrender 47-72-73 Daily Question neiu Vernon, 1s the first teen­ Deputy Commissioner Francis with dummy’s ace of spades, GOP Backs galkm pin and Bruce Bradford, VKOO 27 To 57 M u c h 87 Receivir>g PISCit As dealer, you holdt Spadee, age night club o f Us sort in the AUG. 24 28 Y our 58 Soy 68 Cooperotion FE8._ 20 g M. Gerss said Wednesday the cashed the top diamonds, ji.n r t. u , Coluhibla, John Foote, Hebron T 59 M ^ 89 Love Dia­ **i J I Greater HEirtfbrd area. 1 S€PT. 22 29 0 department doesn’t condone the ruffed a spade in dummy and - and Nancy McGuire, Andover, >80 Your 6 0 In 90 Light JAAR 21 1 monds, Q-9-8-8; d u b s, 7. Recently George began giving A Slate for 4- 7-10-35/? distribution of unsolicited credit ruffed dummy’s last diamond, one-gallon donor pine. 5-33-39-58 ^Adverse What do you sayT CALDOR SPRING FASHIONS Its first light shows with slides, ^6)‘64-67 137-41-74 cards, ‘‘but present statutes euI- TWe stripped spades and dla- First tihne danore included Answer: Bid four spades If strobe light and lighting effects. m minlstered by this department mends from both hands, setting Committee Edward Munson, Andover, Bhei- the vulnerability Is equal (both The lights are controlled from a do not prohibit the practice.’’ the stage for the first end play. lah Craig, Lebanon and Mrs. sides or neither side vulnerable) booth over the snack bar. (No The Republicans have endors- Bruce Bradford and Russel! State Rep. Robert J. Vlclno, Declarer then led a trump, or if only the opponents are vul­ alcohol fas served.) ed the following persons for Thompson, both of Columbia, D-Bristol, has said he will In- putting West In with the slngle- The slides are projected on the nerable. If you EU‘e vulnerable at Our Famous Low Prices! election as members of the Re- cSanteen workers were Mrs. troduce legislaUon to prohibit ton king of trumps, walls tmd over the performers Castro May Keep Eutd the opponents are not, open publican Town Committee. Bmll MaJek, Mrs. Louis Sorac- the practice. Beat Exit and consist of va^ous designs, Harry B. Anderson, Charles gjj. aides, Mre. Harry He said aai unsolicited CEird West could tell that a spade with three spades Copyright 1MB peoirie EUtd messages sudh m T. Barker Jr., W. Lindsey chahners. Miss Jean Natach, may be stolen without the or a dlEunond return would give General Features Oorp. Marshall McCluhan's ‘The Me­ Booth, Frank E, Brown, Joseph Groman, Mrs. Donald Hijacked Airliners knowledge of the person in declarer a ruff and a dlscEurd. dium Is the Message." J. Carino, Daniel P. Cavanaugh, Tuttle, Mrs. Robert Blair,' and whose name it him been Issued. West tried his best to get out ,, Often the designs will be Royal E. Cowles, Fred DlGla- properties, WUbur Fletcher and (Continued from Page One) safely by returning the single- WEATHER AFFBOT8 TIRES brought neEirly into focus and on club. AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Winter tionEil crew "balked foolishness’’ Unborn Oiild Dies Also, Donor aides; Mm. Fred private businesses," he told a FAIRFIELD (AP) — Police Dummy and East followed weather has a decided effect on guessing as to what It mlgjit w. Elchacker and Mrs. Louis Macht_ Mrs. John Pringle, Mrs. crowd of several thousand and a before returning to MiEunl. with low clubs .(East was right, the inflaUon pressure of your have been. It should be recalled, CMtro said an unborn child died ew C. Evans. Harry Olson, Mrs. Richard Ol- nationwide radio and television the result of Injuries suffered course. In not playing his car’s tires. The strobe light consists of a BEild, that the United States has Also, Mm. Janet A. Ferguson, 2Hrs. Richard Osborne, Mrs. audience. But eis in the pEist he ------— ------^ mother Mm PetrieiaPatricia queen),Queen), ana and BouuiSouth won wiuiwith methe rFor or every nine-degree in- light bulb Euid a circular board Mrs. Ernestine M. Friend, How- cragln. Mm. Richard set no deadline for this. with a hole in It rotating in Jli^i'^^t h aw ^ t'^ n *^ ^ 23‘ Woodland iSw , Jack. Now declarer executed his crease or decrease In tempera- ard E. Fltte, Fenton P. Futtner, Tappan, Mrs, The crowd gasped when he re­ Redding in a three-car accident second end play by leading a ture, _the InfiaUon pressure of fbont of the bulb. When the I uaiB luui turned. He said the Swiss Em- Hedtog In a three-car accident Mrs. Jean M. Gezelman, Robert ported that a study of bars has trump to East’s ace. the tires will increase or de­ strobe light is running quickly. J. T. Hohmann, Mrs. Ed Hop cent eeun beissy, which Intervened In the Sunday wi the Easton Turnpike F. GilUgan, Mrs. Roberta shown that 41 per Once again a spade or a dia­ crease by one pound, says the kins; Registered nurses, Mrs. Police said Wednesday that a the peo^e appear to move as Q^rton. R a^ond S. Holcombe,' more them $100 a day. State Eig- National plane hijemldng, should mond return would give declar­ Ooodyeem Tire A Rubber Com­ in an old-time movie. Joseph Drew, Mrs. Alfred Cole, wam m t' on a chEtrge of negU- Kenneth L. Jackson, Mrs. Su- ricultural workers in Cuba eeim be Interest^ in this. er a ruff In one hand and a dls- pany. Thus, the company rec- The 'walls ait George are cov- Mrs. Thomas O’Brien; Catholic ------gent homicide wew issued for j ... t J , san . Kidm, Mrs. Cecilia C. Ladles Society. Mrs. Edward W6 a month. cemd from the other hemd. This onlmends % weekly check on ered wim i«ychedellc aH work La^hbury, Frederick P. Mahr, D’AuteuUl, Mrs. ArxsWIbaM Bes- He also reported that there ' R7 1 . *be arrest of William J, Beur- time, however, a club return tire inflation pressures during and generally are painted over j - riber Competition Felt nard 2 3 of 44 Marsh r a once a month with luminescent H- sett. Mrs. Kenneth OUlett, Mrs. ^ more *hM 6,00() "hole-ln- NEW YORK - Forecasters Easton, ,» COLUMBIA PICTURES pnMflIt • Girls’ Shirl Dress Perma Press Sleepwear Couture, part owner and as- W®iiinEton Jr., G. Warren West- Ladd, and Mrs. Jane MeKeon. Indirectly referring to the re 1 . 0 0 cent Russian limitation of oU to W h e re To G o Saf. Night? Stanley Kramer slstant manager of George, 1s brook, Mrs. MArtha S. WU- Fond for Needy Children production Cuba, Castro said Cuba has its A wide assortment of styles and colors. Short In the TkTooess o f iwiriTig itheoe “ d Mrs. Nancy . WU- Migg Meurgaret Detnnehy, a Spencer i Sidney sleeve and radans, solid colors, stripes and two- movtos. liEuns. school nurse who served Colum- ^ "The p r o b l^ to to get tone combinations. Sizes 3-14. AU ttie music at George is addition the RepubUoans Wa for some 33 years, left the R DANCE THE MUSIC OF TRACY 'POITIER loud. endorsed Ctowles, Thomeis J. town a small fund when she died *hrlll more. Katharine Hie most typtoaa feature of i^onneUy, Fltte, Mrs. Gezelman, to be used for needy chUdren. He reported t^ t a second oil 4.97 Girls’ Spring Slacks 1.97 thto music to the heavy beat It hirs. Gorton smd Westbrook as The town hopes to add to tt. "’ell fowd Mar Havana to ^ c e B R O T H E R S 3 HEPBURN to all rock and roll but can candidates for election as dele- according to Donald ‘IXittle, good as the one reported dls- SfaMS 1 /I ^ She 7 te 14 vary from blues lock.’foik lock, Republican State ch^rman of the board of edu- 3teAx 1.97 announced gasoline rationing guess who's ■oul, psychedelic and what some Convention. cation, New soil-release protection spills blot away and Cotton duck and bedford cords. Bold floral prints Gowns and pajamas made of 50% Kodel® polyester, Jan. 2. OUR SPECIALTY------call Junk o r toenybopper rock. Cowlesk OUUgan, Paine, Pel- TutUe said the town provided coming stains wash away. Made of 5 0 % Fortrel® polyester, and small novelty prints. Sizes 7-14 have band front- 50% Avril® rayon, requires no ironing. Solid color Near the end o f his speech I l o b s t e r About. The Staffing) 50% cotton with button-down collar, tab front, roll­ Some of itlie special bands 3 ^ - Romeyn Eind Warren a limited amount for needy chil- boxer back, side zip and pocket. Sizes 3-6x band pastels, floral prints, smocked and lace details. 4-14. Castro referred to the NationeU up sleeve, wide track stripe. 7/14. wbo have appeared at George "’ere endorsed eu candidates for dren years ago emd Miss Danehy to dinner front and boxer back. Airlines plane hijacked Tuesday "The MoCOys," “The election as delegates to the had administered It. FOR RBSERVATTONS CALL 1-267-9852 Strawberry Alarm Clock,” and Republican Ciongressional Cton- A tittle mote than $30 was en route from Tampa to Miami ‘The Last Word.” vention. left In the fund and It has been and flown to Havana. He said it In general, the regular bands Cowles, DonneUy, NicholEts, brought out that a memoried appeared three Cubans became HATHAW AY INN and Introdocinc at Geoige show originality, tal­ O'Connell, Regulbuto emd Well- fund will be established with bored with life in the United ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE POOOTOPAUG Katharine Houghton Muticbyo«voi ent, and a lot of work. Some ington were endorsed as can- this Eunount, to be added to from States and forced the plane to EAST HAMPTON, CONN. of the 'bands who have be­ dldates for election eus-delegates various gifts to the school. Prin- Havana. He said Chiba charged come famlUar at George are to the Republican Senatorial cliJeU George Patros and chair- tor refueling but that the Na- "The WiMweeda," "The Deep Cionvention. man Tuttle will be the a d m i n - ______Bleugh,” "The Blue Beats,” Cowles, DeGlacomo, Doimel- totrators. Those wishing to con- ______"The Quiat Ones," "The ly, Mrs. Gezelman, Mrs. Gorton tribute may contact either man. Groupe," "Seme Deed Bears,” Eind Westbrook were endorsed eis "The ]%«akers,’’ and "The Ram­ CEUididates for election eis dele­ Manchester Evening Herald rods.’’ gates to the Republican Assem­ Columbia correspondent 'Virgin­ Usually the beuids Eire chos­ bly District Convention. ia Cartoon teU 228-9224. en by audlttons. Whltford and The prlmEuy for the election of the members to the Republi­ two or three of hto employes Not a Disease will listen to the btmd and try can Town committee and dele­ to decide ridiether or not their gates to the Republican Conven­ co lo r blindness is not a dis- Jr. Petite & MisseF custom ers 'wtu tike its music. tion will be held April 18. ease but a disorder of the eye BRASS K E Y Whltford said he haa some­ In which the person cemnot see times had a band which he felt Manchester Evening Herald certain colons. It does not lessen was not good, but which teen­ South Windsor oorresimndent, or distort the vision as a disease Spring Dresses agers liked, fuid vice versa. Bonnie AndreoU, tel. B28-83SS. does. Although Whltford admits Restaurant there to some trouble at George, he sfdd, "We have no more of a problem here tiiEui emy school YOU^L BE SORRY or church-run demce. Men’s Springweighl Lined Jackets Whltford would prefer to IF YOU MISS have tiwo policemen on duty, (Located In The Heart Of Downtown Manchester, Conversational Sweatshirts Men’s Dress Shirls but normally has to be satisfied "AESOPS FABLES" Between Burton’s and W. T. Grants) . 9 .9 7 wiitti one. 9.97 George opened for business in on and Ed, Your Friendly Co-Owners, Repeat Their ANNUAL Crisp and frosty white trim on black or navy. Just in Featherweight comfort in these nylon foam lami­ Oetober 1966. time for the Easter Season. Made of rayon crepe. Sizes nates with full rayon linings. Smartly tailored with This was the second George, FRANK’S CAFE V panels in black and aztec blue. Sizes 38-46. SpMially the first having opened at Mls- The Family Restaurant 5 to 11 and.10 to 18. PricedI quamicut, R. I. In May 1964. CORNER MAIN & PEARL Men’s Dress & Sport Slacks 2.97 Manchester's George to an out­ 2.49 FRIDAY SPECIAL growth of the'Mlsquamlcut club, Get Acquainted SPECIAL! which meuiy Manchester youths Complete FOB LOBSTER DINNER $2.05 ' 7 .9 7 visit during the summer. TOMORROW NIGHT Short sleeve dress shirts, domestic top-quality UNDER Choice of impeccably tailored, year round weights Youths expressed a desire and FRIDAY, MARCH 15 FILET AU cotton, raglan sleeve, crewnecks with characters ‘never-iron’, 65% Dacron® polyester/35% combed 21 GOOD ALL DAY TOMORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 15th Boys’ Nylon in Acrilan® acrylic or Dacron® polyester blends. need to Whltford for a club In THE HOUSE BAND OF NEW YORK and assorted popular phrases. Smart talk for aU cotton broadcloth, never pucker medium spread CITY'S “ CHEETAH’’ MIGNON mu ‘Never-press’ with ban-roll waist and scotch guard Mcutchester to be opened yeeu* the crowd. Wlute and colors. S-M-L. collar, pqarlized buttons and shape tailored. White round on weekends. Baked Stuffed finish. Solid colors with redi-cuffs, plaids and checks Snap Jacket and blue, sizes 14)^-17. ^UB, George came to Mem- Dancing "AESOPS FABLES" JUMBO SHRIMP $2.25 in slimeuts and hemmed. chester. E acb Making Their Only Conn. Appearance Whltford found a good spot Night —PLUS— Specializing In imimiMiiiiiawB with ample parking at 65 Tol­ 8-12 p.m. fhie Itallan- land Tpke. He found little *THE QUIET ONES" Amerioan Meals! Men’ s & Boys’ Teen’s trouble getting permission to 65 TOLLAND TPKE.—MANCHESTER 5.47 open here. -Fresh Breads and Pastries Whltford became Interested In Made Dally! Made of oxford nylon, colors of Colorful Skimmers tliib type of business when as Featuring Dally Specials! navy, maize, blue. Sizes S. (8-10), Baseball Sneakers a student, he would spend hto Leg^ Beverages M. (12-14), L. (16-18). summers at the beach working Tel. 640-5644 at an amusement park. He no- Showtimes Fri-Sat. Sun. tioed teen-agers did little but ‘Fearless Vampire Killers’ 8:55 8:55 Boys’ tijing around or walk through ‘Jack of Diamonds’ 10:30 7:00 MANCHESTER PH. 643-7882 2.99 3.97 the peu:k. ‘Eye of the Devil’ 7:10 10:30 STANLEY WARNER Permanent Press Slacks Washable duck uppers with molded suction sole. Re­ MCM A inforced arch and heel Glove soft leather up(Lrs lined with pfCU:alS rwE FcariEss ^ g y 1 1 B WK AUAiiriN cushion. Foam cushioned velvet smooth nylon tricot and foam. MNSCHIon New squared toe and chunk heel. “Bonnie and Clyde’’ 6:45-9:00 5.97 tongue. Men’s Low White ROMAN kVaMPlRE KiUrEjtS Sizes 6‘ 2-12. Boys’ Low White, orange, yellow, navy and Mon. thru Fri. 7:00-9:15 POLANSKI Boys’ 65% Dacron® P o ly e s ^ , 35% PRODUCTION ACADEMY Black or White Sizes 2V4-6. bone. Sizes 5 to 10. m Avril® rayon. Soil release in whis­ Sat., Sun. 2:10-4:25-6:40-9:05 PAHAVISIUN* ond l U AW ARD Youths High or Low, Black UlTROCOLUIl ,'irc in M:) Mf key, loden, and gray. Sizes 8 to J18. Nom. for 4 Academ y Awards NOMINATIONS or White Sizes 11-2.

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was modeled by Mrs. Courtney thy, 41, of 68 Bigelow St., charg­ II 'Boinms; a beige and white plaid 12th Qrouit ed with two counts of obtain­ LBJ Advisers Plotting coat with belt, over a white ing money under false pre­ About 20% in Morocco dress. &>url Cases tenses, was bound over to the ^ Kennedy Bid KnKs are sUll prime fashion next session of Hartford Super­ Major Strategy Overhaul favorites, and Mrs. Anthony Ur- ior Court after probable cause banetU wort an unadorned keUy MANCHESTER SESSION was found today by Judge (Contlmied from Page One) Reportedly ‘Pot’ Addicts May Aid LBJ Henry J. Manning, a teacher sin. The administration classi­ green dress with short sleeves, Reicher. not campalgpi in the primaries, while Mrs. Steven Sutton chose of the mentally retarded puptls Paul Griswold, owner of the fies the state’s other Democrats (Ooattimea from P »(e Oa«) the informant said, "I Wouldn’t By SIKPim N 1TOOHE8 expelled for being found in pos- Moroccan government have a three-piece navy blue suit at Bennet Junior High School Manchester Public Market on as Vietnam "doves" and neutral H m l4»doa Observer session. Periodically they are learned—or for growing; keef. Road Change think there would be any Cabi­ between Johnson and McCarthy, would reaasem his own iMsition. wHh this year’s longer length before his resignation in Janu­ Main St, testified that he cash­ TANGIER — Morocco la one ” »“ ded up In Tangier and put The terrain is extremely rugged net officers or other really high* except for Sen. William Prox- "He might have thought some Jacket, and white blouse. ary, who is charged with inde­ ed two checks for McCarthy on of world’s largest producers ® Spain. with steep, narrow vaUeys run- Tolland, Ellington and Staf' cent assault, had his case con­ officials taking part.” mlre, who is catalogued by the ford will have to petition the of hlB supporters would move An all-weather coat modeled Nov. 24 and 26 and received He said the LBJ backers are o f Indian hemp, marijuana, or trade Is by nlng In all dlrecUoiw. The Ber- over to my camp," the Minneso­ by Mrs. Allan Cone was fashion­ tinued to March 21 for a proba­ notice that McCarthy’s account Johnson advisers as a "haiwk “ keef” as it is known In this organised and armed ber inhabitants In Brown cloaks, State Highway Commissioner to ble cause hearing. worried about Wisconsin be- ta senator said. ed in black and white printed had been closed. McCarthy is neutral." com er of Africa, and It is es- frequently there are and Uie mud and stone houses take Old Stafford Rd. into the cotton, and oouid be worn equal­ Manning, 44, of East Killlng- CftUBfi • state highway system, accord He said he thinks "there is a free on $600 bond. —McCarthy is “ opposing a As for Sen. Robert F. Kenne­ Umated that more than 2 mil- country roads blend Into the landscape. Gen- _ possibility" President Johnson ly well hi spring rains or on ly, pleaded not guilty at his dy’s announced "reassessment” Uon people: or about 20 per cent care are ambush- darmes cannot do more ttan a ‘"X . cool, clear summer nights. court arraignment Feb. 29, and phantom candidate” and will can be stopped from renonrina- have the benefit of heavy day- of the possibility of runnlnf of the population, are "pot” ad- by gendarmes, toads of In­ mile on hour once they leave by First Selectman Ernest _ •< The last portion of the show is free under a $1,600 bond. His Vlk. Uon and said "We may have to-day publicity in the state. against Johnson, the sourc dicts In one form or another. hemp have been found in the road, and In less than an featured after-five fashions, and arrest Jan. 20 stemmed from a Today in History The petition will then be sent f more delegates from the nonpri­ —Wisconsin Republicans, with said, "That really has us g;uess- It is smoked raw In tiny clay and coffins, hour Berbers 6 mtles away mary states than from the pri­ Mrs. Hayden Orisrwold Jr. ap­ complaint by a parent of a 16- ing.” know they are coming. to the road reclassification com­ peared in this year’s version of year-old-glrl who was a pupil By THE ASSOOUTEO PRESS no real primary contest in their pipes, or eaten In stuffed dates *** reiqxmsl- mittee. If the state vetoes the mary states." A Kennedy candidacy, he and cakes. On occasion It has gfroupe^ in Mo- In the ravlned and eroded, the shirtwaist dress; a ruffled in Manning’s class when he was Today is Thursday, March 14, party, may cross over to regi-s- road, the towns have the right Secretary of the Interior Stew­ said, "could change a lot of been found In sweets sold to customs, gendeamerie, mountains it Is also very dlffi- neckUne, full skirt, and wide suspended by school authorities the 74th day of 1968. There are ter anti-Johnson votes for Mc­ to take their request to arbi­ art L.' Udall minimized, mean­ Mr*. Robert Baatly things.” children. Doctoro esUmate that Poltee Iwigadee. aux etdt to cultivate anything else belt. The oriental Influence was BobMt BaaUy for alleged insubordination. 292 days left in the year. Carthy. tration under Public Act 236, time, that significance of the "We might suddenly find our­ one-fifth of patients In lunatic ^ * «»«try officials, m d ^ h e m p . It 8 ^ pro- shown by Mrs. Edwin Sage in The cases of William Wilson, Today's Highlight In Hlstoiy —Wisconsin has been “ tradi­ the letter stated. New Hampshire primary re­ selves wltlh a fighting President asylums are victims at the drug. ^ axhnlnlttmUohB, and wlOi llWe attention in a pale yellow silk oollarless coat 17, of 63 Oak St., and Michael On this date in 1794, EU Whit­ tionally for the underdog," sup- Vlk wrote the towns of El­ sults, which gave McCarthy 42 Head Temple Chapter o f OES on our hands.” and about 76 per cent of tuber- *«*«««> rnaaoiapy ^ Vooraat soUs Surveys hw e dress, with delicate white print. P. LeFYancols, 18, of 186 E.^ ney received a patent on his cot­ pontdng such men as the late lington and Stafford regarding per cent of the Democratic vote ton gin, which revolutionized the Sens. Joseph R. McCarthy and culosls cases are addlcto. Tabacs). Together ^ to stu<^ and 20 of the'state's 24 conven­ This was designed with deep Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. matron, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Middle Tpke., charged with possible state takeover of the cotton industry in the South. Robert M. LaFollette who ALERT AND ACUTVE they make several hundred ai^ biUty of rqilacing keef with to­ tion delegate seats. vee-neckline and wide obi sash. Bantly of 4 Garth Rd. last night A. Person Jr., conductress; breaking and entering with ON HIS JOB ■ Last year, officials report, 470 ^ bacco, vines, bee-keeping, fores­ road about a month ago, receiv­ On This Date "Bucked the establishment.” He predlcetd Johnson would Mrs. Edmund Gorman, who were elected worthy patron and Mrs. John -L. VonDeck Jr., as­ criminal intent, were continued try piantaMm, g;round nuts or ing favorable replies from both. sported the latest look in coif­ sociate conductress; and, Mrs. to March 21. In 1M4, the colony of -Rhode —McCarthy can expect signif­ DARWIN, Australia (AP) — of raw leaf and 368 million be renominated and that Mc­ fines o f about 6,000 dollam. goat-herding. But for the The road runs from Stafford, fures, a headful of curls, chose matron of Temple Chapter, Gr­ Hooper, trustee for three years. The youths were allegedly in­ Island was united with the Prov­ icant support because he is A customs officer dived 40 feet plants, were seized and burned Carthy would support the Presi­ The oBimpelgn against keef peasants most of these mean through a portion of Ellington a feminine black and white print ier of Eastern Star, at a meet­ Officers for the installation volved in a safe cracking inci­ idence Plantations. from neighboring Minnesota from the Norwegian freighter by the Moroccan authorities, dent. McCarthy, Udali said, "is so far has had fighting to be done, they in Circuit Court 12, Vernon, ter the show. tary; Mrs. James Elliott, past Installation. miming east from Tangier for About 176 women braved the Oanoentrated for export Into turned to smuggling. F o r 40 Tuesday, to answer charges of unexpected snowfall last night 180 miles along the Mediterran­ "Chlra”—a green powder 60 years they explclted their posi­ failure to drive right. Kellner’s to attend a "Festival of Fash­ ean coast toward the Algerian times as strong as ttie leaf, and tion straddling the border be­ car skidded off Rt. 74 hitting a BEG0RRA,IT§ A FINE rOOD SALE FOR frontier. ion" dessert-fashion show at a very potent nairootlc, easier to tween Spanish and French Ma- highway fence pole. He was not the Manchester Country Club.' Besides creating a major so­ disguise—^tfae price rockets. rocco during the pix>tectorate injured, according to state po­ The event was sponsored by the cial problem in Morocco, the Making "chlra” Is a laboratxkry regime. lice. rif keef trade also has extensive Bruce Ferguson, 23, of 30 Elm Manchester Auxiliary of Chil­ W. G. GLENNEY CO ^ J<*. and a difficulty is that Once they used to emigrate St., Rockville, was treated for dren’s Services, Inc. "'■'anr » pro*«» . la droves into neighboring Al­ 4 Children’s fashions were from the United States. Most mariju­ and persistent sUnk. Makers geria at harvest time to work minor lacerations suffered In Mari-Mads, with Mrs. Clarence ana sold In Europe Is sup{>lled are liable to be detected If for FYench settlers. But since an accident Tuesday afternoon Rush, commentator. The WJudi-ijJinisJi, $alsL l)y smugglers from North Afri­ walking around town unless taidependeitce this has had to on Rt. 74. Police indicated Fer­ Mam’selle Dress Shop provided ca. they take a very hot turkidi be stopped, if only because Ra­ guson’s car skidded off Rt. 74, hitting a guard rail. The driv­ the other clothes, with Herb ON ELMCO^RE-HNISHED Repression of the keef trade bath and change their clothes. bat and Algiers are on unfriend­ Miller, owner, describing the keeps the Spanish custonui busy. "Chlra” is not sold much in ly terms. er was rounding a curve to the fashions. The Carriage House Ferry boats arriving ki Algecl Morocco. It is too expensive, So the only valuable source right, applied his brakes, caus­ Beauty Salon created the mod­ ras and Malage from Morocco But the sickly sweet smell o f income they have now is ing the car to slide across two el’s hair styles, and makeup are closely watched, and sue- burning keef can be smeUed In keef, and the Maroccan govem- lanes, off the road, and into the was by Beauty Counselor. Mrs. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BRISKET pect cars are literally pulled to every town in the country, ment is not anxious to rail on the left side of the road, Edward Laskl played organ mu­ pieces. Cuatoms men are sup- smokers, even squatting down antagonize tribes who are liable police explained. PLYWOOD PANELING Glastonbury driver, Rich- sic on an Instrument loaned by posed to be able to sniff it out, on the steps of police stations, to take up arms when they are Watkins Bros. 3ret much gets past them. Mo­ seem never to be bothered by roused. It happened last In 1968 A poised twosome, the Young roccan-registered cars loaded the authorities. Out in the when the Rif tribes started twins , Marcy and Elizabeth, 10 DAYS ONLY with Indian heinp have been "bled” or coimtryslde, too, the shooting at government forces opened the children’s portion of CORNED BEEF stopped at the FYench border use of keef is very widespread because they'felt they were be­ the show. They wore matching In the Pyrenees, in Belgium, —a cheap way of misery and ing victimized by a central J & M sleeveless skimmers in kelly HEAD Germany and Italy. ' poverty among the peasantry. authority. Today the government and green. One chose pink accesso­ CUT Often the drug is sealed inside If smokers are rarely arrest­ UPHOLSTERY ries and the other yellow. oans of Moroccan fruit, vege­ ed, the growers also enjoy a King Hasson n are not backed Tiny Susan Marte and Bobby tables or fish (cm ideal way of certain Immunity. This is the by any organized political par­ • Reupholstering Maltemoo then aooeared in sis­ lb eliminating the smell). Tourists core of the problem; at present ty; the regime rests mainly on • Slip Covers ter-brother outfits of striped have been made to open cans of it appears to be impossible to traditional tribal support. So the • Custom Drapes denim with a nautical look. Su­ sardines by customs offielals at stop the cultivation of Ittdian government and palace appear san topped her dress off with a Rabat Airport. hemp in the rlf. to need the tribes more than Tolland, Conn. Jaunty red hat. A lot of keef Is taken out of The reasons are complex. The ever. Carol Olenney injected a the country by young beatniks Rif range is ideal, either for Distributed by the Los Angles 875-4765 sporty note in the lineup in a or hippies. Increasing numbers guerrilla warfare —os the Span­ Time — WaMilngton Post News coordinated slack and Jacket of them are being stopped and iards, the French aird even the Service outfit with pale gold background U.S.D.A. CHOICE STEAK and tiny floral print. With this she wore an orange Jersey. o n Looking like a character out of "tilttle Women” was Maren SIRLOIN- l^ ler in a candy pink dress with low waistline set off by a QUALITY PRODUCT OF WELL-KNOWN NATIONAL M A N U F A C ­ white satin sash, matching pink \h stockings, and wide brimmed TURER-AVAILABLE ONLY AT GLENNEY'S AT THESE TREMENDOUS SHORT pink hat. SAVINGS! Brenda Bailey, in a navy suit with white braid trim, was ac­ USDA CHOICE , companied by Jonathan For- AimQUE BIRCH VINTACE CHERRY PORTERHOUSE A strom in a navy blazer and ox­ ford slacks, Beth Shaw, in a 4x8x Vd" 4 X 8 X V d " tiny printed skimmer with R«g. $11.68 R«9. $15.68 SMALL, LEAN green background suid white roller straw hat, was accom­ SMOKED SHOULDER panied by Chris Young, who i.44 modeled a dark green and blue plaid blazer with eggshell back­ ground, and oxford slacks. Ready for summer fun in the sun. Peri ComoUo wore a white ANTIQUE MAPLE CHESTNUT OAK terry cloth shift with matching dust cap, over a striped bathing 4 X 8 X Vd" 4 X 8 X Vd" suit. Reg. $12.16 Reg. $12.48 Perfect for the Easter Pa­ rade was Donna Bailey in a daffodil yellow coat, matching 1.28 l flocked shirtwaist dre<’« and 6 0 floppy horsehair bat;; Bebecda Shaw in a party pink fuU-okii t- ed dress; Peter Marte in a PROORESSO white linen Eton suit with Usa You can still buy Mahogany Selected Lauan Peracchlo in a blue party dress TOMATOES 85 Oz. Can 33c with matching hat; Burton An­ derson in a red blazer with 4x8xV4^Walniit Tone Only 3.98 gray slacks; Richard ComoUo in a burgundy blazer with navy 4x8x V4^—Colonial Only 4.44 ANACONDA* slacks; Bowen Shaw in a navy blue Eton suit, and David An­ 4x8xV4— Sondlewood Only 4.90 A L U M . F O IL 26 Ft. Roll 20c derson in a bronze wool blazer with brown slacks. Paul Marte took a practical We Are Not Moving— We're Improving SCOTTIES— 2-PLY view of the coming season and appeared in a rain-shine coat of SPECIAL SAVINGS ON PREFINISHH) BIRCH FACIAL TISSUE natural poplin with matching 2 ^'%k"gr 4 9 c "Dutch Boy” cap. 4x8 - Vd Rustic Colonial Reg. 7.68 ...... Special $6.40 Teen-age models opened the 4 X 8 - Vd Natural Birch Reg. 8.00 ...... Special $7.04 second half of the show, in baithlng suits, most of them You also save on Glenney’s low, low prices on prefinished moldings. Large se­ Nabisoo Fig G IA N T B O LD Box 6 9 c two-piece, and some modified lection to go with most prefinished paneling. Newtons Bikinis, which cover a wee bit 16 oz. pkg. 89o more than the briefer‘variety. Miss Diane Griswold wore a Keebler Club white, sprigged dimity cover-up Crackers SEALTEST ICE CREAM 89c over her matching two- piece This Week's Door Busier 16 oz. pkg. 48c suit. Miss Christine Clarke showed SwACil/wilfitA e .make .a new note in fashion when she Qmlli/it QplUM appeared in Bermuda pants, P A N EL a a c ^ their entranc^n new fabrics, celers which are a wide-legged short. These were worn vdth a match­ Mustang Sprint and styles te make year little 4 ing Jacket, and both were in a ADHESIVE bright pink, orange and green stripe. darling dnnle. . One of the many suits mod­ eled was an attractive white QUALITY—THE BEST ECONOMY OP ALL outfit with short Jacket and tap worn by Miss Ashlee Sage with Lime green Double breasted, Ze-Pel stain tested canvas coat with a kelly green blouse with ruf­ zip pockets hiahliahtina a sleeveless A line dress of pastd j ^ lh - fled neckline. Miss Kimberley 0 e » '' * o ^ .e 'O' stripes matching coat lining. Sizes 7 to 1 2 ...... ® !2 5 Olenney modeled an unusual M AN CH ESraR f S ^ o W '* - «et oneTplece patio suit, which was t o ' d esired with elastlclzed waist, i"®® ,.,oa'|0® X ©tit jniddls. spaghetti straps, and ’vide « \t''® » cn 8pf\nv ,t'®®' The classic navy iinen coat has an inverted back pleat and squared pants. This was in a flowered Iw .g !g l e n n e y 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 on • • • collar bordered in semaphore stripe trim . . . the matching dress with sheer voile with green back­ t o t '’'® an inverted front pleat completes the ensemble. 4 to 6 X . . » I 4 s e e '!SXiV * ground. mo’ ® Several varieties of kilt-style CO. TV'® This smart navy ensemble in sizes 7 to 12...... skirts were shown, and Miss 9 HoUy Urbanettl wore a smart 3 3 6 white mlnl-kilit with a navy ^ttom blue and white Jersey. NORTH MAIN STREET ! 2-piece all wool suit with nehru collar, zipper closing and cuffed Among the attractive outfits jacket tops “a smartly dirndled skirt. In lime green and pink..Sizes worn by Mrs. Walter Ferguson . 1 DILLON SALES and SERVICE. Inc. 4 to 6 x ...... ,\...... 9 1 8 was a coat and dress ensemble. 319 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. The red, white and blue print ELLINGTON ‘ GLASTONBURY Our 2-piece all wool suit in sizes 7 to 14 ...... » 2 0 coat was worn over a simple BUILDING MATERIAL—LUMBER—FUEL Downtown Miancheater .white dress. Another ensemble L-L If You Are A Used Oar Buyejr, We Have A Wonderful Selection Of A-1 Values * ■ V * '(».■ PAGE S IX MANCHESTER EVENDTO HBEALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 PAGE

IHanrlfPBtpr Efficiency, A Sabveraive Influence F ariion around the end of the month, Inside once the Oregon decision is No one is going to accuse the Ameri­ made . can Bankers Association of being In fa­ Sppnind i|praid T c A n g 'a f* | - And, for once, a strategy ses- 'UNCERTAIN about lha FUTURE 7“ vor of the super-state, or of trying to FUBUBHKD BY THE Church Sets lortl> ^ tjjg moderates did not THINKING about a CHANGE?’’ H E IU U ) P R lim N O OO.. INC. bring the regimented nightmares of result in chaotic, weak-kneed U BtecU S(r«M (Continued fram Page 6) IfAiictoMtAr. Comi. "1964" into existence ahead of ithelr pro­ FUms, Plays disorder. Before the meeting T H O ll^ 7 nCKOOBON phetic schedule. In fact, when the Aseo- WALTER R, FERGUSON urged an active Rockefeller Sen. S^tt told Gov. slation, two years ago, began studying ___ _ J Ted Agnew of Maryland: "Let's PnMIitMn campaign. Rep. (Jharles Good- “ j,,, Founded OetolMr 1, USl the possible extended use of the Individ- During Lent ell, an upetate mlddle-roader,* don’t end up with a newspa- puUlriied Every Eveniac Except SundAy* jaTs social security number In banking Mid HoUdeyi. Entered M the Poet Otflee at records. It began in an unfriendly way Oongregaitlonal Church called an Oregon victory essen- per headline: Moderates Lose KaneheMer. Coon., as Secottd Clan Mail tial for Rockefeller to have a Again.” However bleak the Matter.______with an unfriendly purpose, almost with has acheduled a series of Lenten “DO HIGHER PROFITS and s mere «>nw and dlacusatons ito be held chance at Miami Beach. future may seem with Nixon’s SUBSCRIPTION RATEi " hope of proving that H couldn't or The strongest pleas came big lead, the moderates at least SECURE FUTURE appeel te you f Payable In A.dvaDce on Sundays ftem 6 to 8 pjn. One Year ...... »M.OO jhouldn't be done. the two Oregon leaders present cleared that one hurdle. Than^SERIOUSLY CONSIDER — Six Months ...... 11.00 The public Is Invited to at- —Oov. Tom McCall and Rep. ------Three Months ...... S.60 Yet, at the end of Ite study, the As­ t«»d the series, which la as' One Month ...... l.H sociation finds itself recommending to Its foRonra: John Dellenback, both of whom I declared Rockefeller could beat MEMBER OF 13,600 member banks that they all start On Sunday, "A Man OaUed Italian Society iMimnsorYpEROimN / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nixon but only if he waged an / The Associated P ren is exclusively entitled making the use of social security num­ Pefter,” a story of the life of aggressive presonal campaign. to the use of republloaiioo of all news dis­ bers the prelude to a nationwide personal Peter iMarshaD, former Sen­ T o F ete D iana patches credited to it or not otherwise credH- Far from hurting Nixon, Mc- and ' .dentificatlon system. ate chaplahi. The Rev. Paul J. ed in this paper and also the local news pub­ (Jall argued that a contested Or­ Atty. Vincent L ' Diana of Tha SHELL OIL COMPANY lished here. , ..... ’Bowman will lead ithe dtocus- All riebts of republioatlon of special dis­ And the Association concedes that egon primary would greatly 141 Pttkln St. will be honored slon. Refreshments wUl be benefit the winner, be he Rocke­ • Four Weeks Paid Training patches herein are also reserred.______eventually the social security number AprU 21 at a teatlmoniial din- served by the Ctncle group feller or Nixon. • Liberal Financing The Herald Printing Oompany Inc., as­ will become the single Index number to hesded by Mrs. William Du­ now spimBoired by the Man­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ Foster grandmothers, Mrs. Grace Symington, left, and Mrs. Thus, the situation is • life Insurance & Retirement Programs graphical errors appearing in gdrertisefnents III an individual’s varied connecUons mas. • Above Average Stations Ann Richards, work with two young adults at the Manchester Grandparents vastly altered from the con­ chester Itoilian American So- and other reading matter in The Manchester uid relationships to the banking Indus- On Mairch 24 “The Power of • Above Averege Earnings Evening Herald. ______fusion of the moderates a week cieity at Garden Grove. the ResutTecUan," a story of Sheltered Workshop. (Herald photo by Buceiviclus.) try. Help to Bake earlier, following Romney’s un­ John Andiolo is chairman of For Information — Call Collect Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- Peter in prison with other This will, of course,’ package the in- expected dropout. Rockefeller’s an arrangement commititee. Jo­ STAN MORAWen ton Post News Service. „ , Christians. The Rev. Valerie obtained from Probate Judge Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. lividual more tightly and securely than For Soldiers politicsd aides now are consid­ seph Narette is treasurer t... MAIN OFHCI * lAIT IIANCH One Democratic senator said be tivation. How far he will go may not Board of Aldermen put a freeze on the 923 Mein Sirtel f. Ceeltr Strtst. Cor. L**his AAoncheMor Porhade hoped something so helpful, SOUTH W IN DSO a OPPICI - Svaivon AveiYue Sheppine Cwtfef proliferation of billboards until the new MMihw H be predictable, but there Is one opinion would happen to him. \ t U iN t l D I OPPICI — itfntMde A««nw« of Otvrth Street, leit Hertford ordinance Is written. This Is something that con be risked. It is that Senator Mc­ —Sen. Frank Lausebe,' on re-1 the board ought to do. Ultimately ,lt Carthy himself can get farther with the action of hlB Senate coUeaguea should do something to ban the bill­ MAIN OFFICE & PARKADE OFFICE OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 P.M. movemmt he has started than any more to his rejection by (Nilo D ^ - boards entirely. —WATERBURTT RE- V yoo ShV ouk/m m up^m oNmRb m ooratlo Exeoultve Oonunlttee. ordinary politician. PUBUCAN >

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 T o lla n d Hebron (Jongregutlonal Church Hehron are invited to a Family Night New York Gov. Nelson A.' Rock­ Supper at the Hebron Church' Nixon Saving efeller obtained U per cent o f 0HAR8E YOUR Friday at 6:80 p.m. A movie, the vote. The 11,891 votes’ tor School Board Agrees on Pay Town Meeting Tomorrow "The Haunted Church Bell,” Rockefeller were short of the PRESORim ON Blanchette - Osborn will be shown. Those attending 86 East Center St. Viet Strategy campaign’s target. With Secretaries^ Custodians Miss T y Haupt Osbom of Hart­ the supper are requested to Form er Gov. Hugh Gregg, To Vote, on Fund Request bring a main dish, salad or des­ A t Summit St. ford and Rene Norman Blanch­ who promoted the last minute Salary agreement, have been sert. Each person is requested The 'Board of Selectmen have For Johnson write-in effort for Rockefeller, ette of Bolton exchanged vows Porter Is a World War II vet­ to bring his own placesettings made between the Board of set tomorrow night for a special WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL said in advance that 18,000 was Saturday, Feb. 17, at St. Ml- eran and is a member'of Jones and cutlery. The evening is be­ (Oontinned from Page One) Education and the secretaries Pefliion Legal town meeting at 8 in the Hebron Keefe Post 96, American Legion. the goal, that anything lees chael’a Lutheran Church, New ing sponsored by the Board of would be failure. and custodians at the schools, Elementary School. On the Porter said he is interested think there would have been a Town Counsel Robert King, Canaan, Religious Education. Gov. George Romney of Mich­ agenda are two requests for in the development of the com­ tendency to look to me. I think according to Board of Educa­ has approved the legality of a Bulletin Board igan, whose exit as a candidate The bride Is the daughter of funds: To appropriate the sum munity and. sch'ool systems. He tho tendency -would have cteen to tion chairman David Cook. petition calling for a halt to The Tolland County Demo­ POM PONS $1.79 stripped the New . Hampshire PINE PHARMAOY Miti. Carl V, Nelson o f New Ca­ of $15,200 from surplus to pay also said he is a firm believer go to what haa been called the construction of the propos­ cratic Association will meet to­ Republican race o f personal Administrative salaries have naan and the late Walter S. Os­ the interest due on the Gilead of maintaining a stable econo­ 'those who manage the cities ed middle school. He has night at 8 in the Hebron Town competition, got two per cent of been delayed untU completion of born. The bridegroom Is the son Hill School note and to appro­ my and stabilizing property OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY FRIDAY and states.’ ” scheduled a town meeting for o.iice build'ng. William O'Neill, the ballots. of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. priate $3,000 from surplus for taxes, while at the same time In that case, he continued. tho continuing negoUatlons over March 26, to act on the peti­ 52nd District representative will Nixon said he talked to Rom­ Blanchette of Rt. 6, Bidton. the snow removal fund. improving the quality of the Gov. George Romney of Michi­ teacher salaries, he explained tion. speak on the duties of a legis­ ney a few days before the prl'- The Rev. Wayne E. Johnson Also on the agenda will be: community without Causing a gan would have been in a last night. The petition instructs the lator. mary. "We had a nice talk on o f Michael's Church per­ Acceptance of the town reports, burden to the taxpayers. stronger position to make the INCOME TAX middle school building com­ at. the telephone," he said. "His The administrative salaries formed the d ouble-ring oere- the leasing of the Burrows Hill The Board of Tax Review will All former members of the race for the presidency. mittee to halt further work on BjuoTOjf. ^ position at tWB time is still to be gre computed on a percentage mony. Otto Glldden of New School to the Hebron Historical hold its first session Saturday Civil Defense Advisory Com­ Nixon said: •Part "Part of< Rom- PREPARATION Phases One and Two of the of the teachers salaries. Canaan was organist. Bouquets Society and the appointment of at the town office building from mittee are requested to attend AHENTION ney’s problem—entirely eqrart proposed middle school. It The school board’s budget of spring flowers were on the a conservation committee. 9 a.m. to noon. Other sessions the Board of Selectmen’s met­ from all that business about INDIVIDUAL. calls for the preparation of presentation haa been delayed altar. The other item of business will are scheduled on Tuesday and ing tonight ot 7 in the town of­ Vietnam—Is that he came at the cost estimates for additions to fice building. All ot'.jcrj i tcrc. t- HARD OF HEARING? T ail of Storm BUSINESS AND a week, due to Tuesday and The bride was given in mar- be the election of a member to Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m . wrong time. I f Romney had the existing schools to be pre­ ed in serving are requested to Wednesday’s snowstorms which fill the vacancy on the Regional come in a time of foreign tran­ SMALL BUSINESS sented at a town meeting to rage by her stepfather. Judge Those wishing to file a com­ THE AMERICAN HEARING GUILD forced postponement 5f the com­ Board of Education which ex­ attend. quillity and domestic unrest, he Wags on Town be held within 30 days. Carl V. Nelson. She wore a lime plaint against the dolngrs of the bined Board of Finance-Board pires on June 30. The cavancy Board of Assessors may do so TTie Hebron Midget Football 244 TRUMBULL ST., HARTFORD, CONN., 247-8174 would have been a much strong­ Call green street-length dress with Manchester, by-passed Tues- of Education meeting Tuesday. matching accessories, and she came about as the result of the at this time. Ail claims must be Assoclaition will meet tonight at er candidate." bonis, Mrs. Elvadyn Rodge, and INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A , , day by a predicted major snow- JA SO N J. N O VITCH Last night’s school board meet­ carried a colonial bouquet of resignation of Robert Price, who signed and sworn to. 8 at St. Peter’s Stmday Sctiool Nte(m said ^ v . Nelron A. | J ^ experlexic- Mrs. Anna Heiman. ing was postponed unUl next white freesla and snowdrift. was currently serving as chair­ on Rt. 86, in Hebron Center. FREE HEARING TEST AND EVALUATION Rockefeller of New York "has Bulletin Board School Board to Meet ed approximately 2.6 inches of Wednesday. man. All adult persons Interested in • INDIVIDUAL CONSULTATION • some expertise" in foreign poli­ 643-1996 — 649-S435 The Board of Directors of the Mrs. James Friend of Darien The Hebron Board of Educa- unpredlcted snow yesterday. Another casualty of Tuesday’s aiding the football program are featuring AUDIVOX HEARING INSTRUMENTS cy, "but he himself has taken Tolland Historical Society will was matron o f honor. The Earlier this week, Mrs. Kath­ Uon will meet tonight at 7:30 ’Ihe 2.0 Inches brings to 87 nights threatened snowstorm, requested to attend. tho veil.” meet tomorrow night at 7:80 in bridesmaid was Miss Jane W. arine Slbun had announced her in the Gilead Hill School. Be­ Licensed under Patents ot American Telephone and Telegraph inches the total snowfall locally the Meadowbrook PTA meeting interest in filling the vacancy. He referred to the fact that the Town Hall. Osborn of Darien. They were sides a lengthy agenda, it will Company, Western Electric Company, Inc., and Bell ’Telephone since Nov. 16, still far below on Educational Incentives in the Manchester Evening Herald Rockefeller has not stated his The Tollanders Square Danc­ dressed alike in street- length Yesterday, Milton R. Porter continue work on the 1968-69 Laboratories, Inc. the 48-lnch average for the Young Child, has yet to be re­ views on Vietnam in recent niEi M l ers will hold a St. Patrick’s Day empire gowns of gold chiffon also expressed his interest in the budget. Hebron correspondent Mrs. winter season, computed from scheduled. — to be held at — Dance tomorrow at 8 at the with matching accessories, and position. Porter, who resided in Church Board Meeting Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-6116. months. mid-November to the end of Nixon repeated his assertion Students See Drug FUm Meadowbrook School. they carried colondal bouquets Gilead since 1924 and presently The Board of Christian Educa­ March. Over 100 members of the Tol­ of daisies, bachelor buttons and lives on Burrows Hill Rd., holds tion of the Gilead Congregation­ SALVATION ARMY BLDG., that if' Rockefeller wants the Highway Superintendent Her­ OOP nomination he must enter land High Freshmen class view­ Manchester Evening Herald elegance carnations. a Master's degree in Education al Church will meet tonight at 661 Main St., Manchester man PasBcantell reports that, 4 ed the State Police film "P it from the University of Hartford 8 in the church social room. and win some primaries. Rocke­ Tolland correspondent Bette Robert McCaughey of Elling­ barring unforeseen develop­ 1s t . PATRICK’S DAY (Please use Youth Center Entrance) feller, long asserting that he Is of Dlspalr" at a special as- Quatrale, tel. 875-2846. ton served as best man. Ushers and an electrical engineering de­ The membership training class ments, the highway depart­ not a candidate, has said he will sembly yesterday morning in were William H. Osborn Jr. of gree from the University of Oon- for future members of the He­ Cards Friday, March 15th — 9:30 AJVI. to 7:00 P.M. ment’s snow-removal account Is the school cafeteria. decide within 10 days whether to Pelham, N.Y., and John M. Os­ necticut. He has taught junior bron and Gilead Congregation­ expected to finish In the black. Novolrias Saturday, March 16th— 9:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. permit his name to remain on The film traces the road to bom of Darien. high, senior high and college al Church will be held Saturday He said that most operations drug addlcUon from the first SPECIAL A’TTEN'nON GIVEN the ballot In the Oregon pri­ Deaths in Mrs. Nelson wore a pink silk level students. He is presently morning at 10 in the Hebron ARTHUR DRUG were conducted by town forces We Guarantee . . . 11,000 Re­ mary, May 28. marijauna cigarette to being dress. The bridegroom’s mother employed as an electrical de­ Church. TO SENIOR CITIZENS . . . this winter, with a minimum of ward if proven that the oil hooked on marijauna, and the "Rockefeller would like to wore a blue ensemble. sign engineer. The members and friends of funds spent for hired crews and you buy from us not equal victims return to marijauna af­ The Nation 4 make Oregon a -wlnner-take-all equipment. or superior to any other on ter taking "the cure." A reception was held at the affair," Nixon said, "and claim the marJTet!! Ben T. Comer Jr. Town forces only were used The purpose of the program Red Coach Grill, Darien. For a that a win there entitles him to ATLANTA, Ga. (A P ) — Ben yesterday. At 4;S0 p.m., crews "was neither to preach nor to motor trip through Northern the nomination. Of course, i i T. Comer Jr. 69, a leading fig­ were out cruising the town, look- COOPERATIVE focus on negative aspects, but New England, Mrs. Blanchette we re not 'buying that. Oregon s , , ure in the nation’s textile kidus- . . y ® in«rIng fnr for nmWiAma problems. At Af A 6:80 r\ p.m., m rather to educate and enlighten wore a beige dress and a light These Are Beginnings of a Six-Lane Rt. 6 the only state he has ever won OIL COMPANY the students to face crime, de­ try, died Wednesday. Comer green tweed coat. The couple outside of New York." trucks and crews started sand­ linquency, hostility, and flirta­ headed several textile firms, live at 21 Evergreen Ave., Hart­ east from 'Finley St. and Camp way from the EJaat Hartford Section three Is a six-mile Nixon said a poll taken in Ore­ ing on seven routes. At 10 p.m., B y the fall o f 1972, this will tion with dangerous drugs,” ac­ among them Midwest Textile ford. 2%-mlle stretch. O & G Con- gon last weekend i^owed him when two inches . . . of snow was be a fllx4eine highway, ithe re­ Meeting Rd. Interchange to 'Prospect St., a $43-1553 cording to high school Principal Inc., of Tulsa, Okla., and Wil­ Mrs. Blanchette, a graduate stretch from Spring St. into ahead of RockefeUer, 49 to 45 ground trucks M d crews Contracts for the project are structlon Oo. of Tomlngton is Howard Harvey. liam L. )3urrell Oo. in Sand of New Canaan High School, at­ located IRt. 6 ithrough Manches­ Bolton. Savin Bros, o f Bloom­ per cent in a two-man race. In a ^ Give 24^Hr. Delivery Notice Springs, Okla. being put out in three secUons. doing that portion. Yesterday, "Although there is much dis­ tended Berkeley Secretarial ter. Site clearance has started field Is the conbraot'or tor that test In which Gov. Ronald Rea­ at 6 this morning, they were out 315 Broad St., Manchester cussion about disappearing Dr. Ralph O. Sanger School. She Is employed at the Two o f them have already been that little bam In the picture portion shown in the lower gan of California made It a on sanding operations. on tw o of the three sections. 'values, youth is searching and MANHATTAN, Kan .(AP) — Hartford Insurance Group. Mr. aiwairded 'by the state, and bids was razed. Children 'had been photo. three-man race, Nixon said the ioaa In these pdctures, the top standing for higher values Dr. Ralph G. Sander, 62, who Blanchette, a graduate of Man­ G/ H wRl soon .be Invited tor the using It for a fort. In the right Section two Is the middle figures were Rockefeller 35, OPEN TONIGHT I KNOWN FOR VALUES today, to the extent of making headed the Department of chester High School, served as photo is a westward view from third. foregrpund is Hop Brook, now- part, from Prospect St. to Nixon 33, Reagan 10. the older generation in compari­ Mathematics at Kansas State a paratrooper with the U. S. Bridge St. toward Bast Hart- The top photo is part of sec­ polluted but once a popular Spring St. (Herald photos by Returning to the discussion of son feel inadequate,” he added. university for more than 20 Army. He is a member of the tion one, that pert o f the high­ fillin g ground. Ptoto.) Vietnam, Nixon said, “ The next fwd, eod the bottom photo U State Trooper Allan Witkln, years, died Wednesday o f a Connecticut Paratroopers, Inc., President of the United States scheduled to talk with the heart ailment, he retired last and la em|doyed at ithe C. G. must end the w ar." '' youngsters after the film, was July. Bostwick Co., Hartford. Nixon’s figures In the New Let Block unable to attend. Hamps hire primary were Jack Fulbright impressive. Among them: solve the Tolland Junior Notes MEMPHIS, Tenn.^ (A P ) — LOOK FOR RED TAG SPECIALS Jack Fulbright, 68, brother of —He got 79 per cent of the mystery of Five members of the Tolland FAT OVERWEIGHT vote, a total of 84,006, exceeding Junior Woman’s Club will en­ Sen. J William F^bright, D- the forecasts. this year's ter exhibits in the Ckmiiectlcut Ark., died Wednesday after suf­ Available ito you without a State Federation of Women’s fering a heart attack. He had doctor’s prescription, our prod­ —He would up his campaign uct called Galaxon. You 'must Oube American Home Day at lived in Memphis since 1965. urging Republicans to turn out, lose ugly fat or your money worrying that the lack of a real the Hartford Hilton March 28. William D. Powell back. Galaxon is a tablet and contest might lead: many of Mrs. William Hodge will ex­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Wil­ easily swallowed. Get rid of ex­ 3 pc. DINETTE 3 pc. DMEUE them to stay home. They didn’t. hibit In 'the needlework cate­ liam D. Powell, 43, television cess fat and live longer. Gal­ There were 106,401 Republican gory; Mrs. Jioseph Kolwlcz in writer and only child of actor axon costs $3.00 and is sold on votes cast, 13,000 more than in art for clubwomen; Mrs. David WlUlam Powell, was found in this guarantee: If not satisfied the hotly contested primary Benjdmin, ceramic sculpture; his apartment. Police said they for any reason, just return the SOLID NORTHERN CONTEMPORARY package to your druggist and there four years ago. Nxion had (Mrs. Daniel Leone, knitting and found the body, a knife and a Mrs. Joseph WaUnsld, sewing note which said in part, “ I am get your full money back. No said away from the platform INCOME TAX questions asked. Galaxon Is for children. going where things are better." that he would be satisfied with a The yearly fox changes BOTH sold with this guarantee b y : George Prouty, senior co-or- Powell was divorced in 1957 and HARD ROCK MAPLE COLONIAL DESIGN 76,000 total. hold no mystery for our Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 Main— FEDERAL dlnator for Civil Defense train­ had lived alone. The write-in campaign for Tox detectives. Our serv­ Mall Orders Pilled. AND ing at the University of Con­ ice is fast, accurate and necticut, will speak at Tuesday dependable . . . the cost STATE night’s meeting of the Tolland RED. TA G SPECIAL RED TAG SPECIAL A is low. Save yourself need­ Junior Woman’s Club. The lo­ WINOOW SHADES less time and worry. See LIFE cal chib has invited neighbor­ WASHABLE BLOCK today. UP ing Junior Women’s Clubs from REG. REG. : GUARANTEE: Vernon, Ellington, Stafford and INTERSTATE W« guorbntta occurott prtporoiion of cvary (ok rtturn. If O ovent^ 'to attend thfr meet­ w« moka ony «rrors Ihot cost y«u ony panolty or inttraif. ing in observance of Neighbors AQUA SHADES w will poy thg panqlfy Of inttrast. W . 9 5 Night. « 9 4 .9 5 X A Made to Order The Nominating Committee Your RoUers w ill present the proposed slate WR \ :xi R o f officers for the 1968-69 club Full Line of Custom year. Hostess for the evening America'* Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices VENETIAN BLINDS is Mrs. Gerald Pasterlck, as­ sisted by Mrs. Sue D’Sena, Mrs. E. A. JOHNSON Manchester Shopping Parkade — Lower Level Betty Peele, Mrs. Phyllis Rau, Between Sears and,Grants Rear l^trancea Mrs. Sandy Benjamin, Mrs. 2 pc. LIVING JoAnn Mayer, Mrs. Hhea Ger- PAINT CO. Weekdays B A.M. to B P.M. 728 Main St.— ^Tel. 649-4501 Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M, — 235-1981 6 pc. COLONIAL ■NO APPOINTM ENT NEOESSABYi PATRICK’S DAY Party Goods ROOM SET Grtoting Cords ARTHUR DRUG D IN En E SET (^JwksaL ^VYlswdtA. H/L Joiviv RED TAG SPECIAL RED TAG SPECIAL school libraries, and $11.41 worth of teaching supplies. Area School Outlays Vary Widely Tolland REG. Tolland spent an average of ALL WAYS BEST REG. $9.70 per pupil on textbooks; PORK, - By BETTE QUATBALE curriculum, requiring new text­ books will inc.ec;.e a town’s ex­ school library, and 318.70 worth $3.55 in the school libraries, and books. School systems with of teaching supplies. Manchester area towns dif­ penditures in a given year, the $12.23 for teaching supplies for 9 1 2 9 .9 5 9 3 9 9 .9 5 large enrollment increases will State Board of Education m i n n f l o fered loonsiderably in the Ellington each o f Its 1,341 pupils. ^ CANDIES require heetvier expenditures, for warns. PIAT WA5.k I amount o f money they spent on lEUiUngton’s 2,143 pupils re­ Vernon SACK!' Individual town purchasing 'bexittxyoks, school hlbraries'

TBE MINNtSOU MmNALLE4SU£ I D trp o rr AT tAKtlA/tO 4T mnANOO mfmCAN UA6VE Exhibition Game Homers Herald Angle Cincinnati eiNCINNATI SPIOE -Lucy Draghl 162- A T n / u f t t By 378, Vivian Sheldon 128, Ethel m iAO E LPm Harris 127, Pat Lappen 128-1S8- BARRY COWLES Baltimore Ar cirA/rm*m Popular with A’s Bando 367. Sobolaallo Sporte Writer NBW YORK (AP)—The York beat Philadelphia 130-120; brok$ a 94-94 Ue for Uie Bulla AST#' YORK »S r LOUIS JEWEL — Florence Vlssoe ATST P/vm la ona Him Angeles clinched second and Insured the vlotory. Haakbis MIAMI t AP>—Sal Ban- *n Oakland’s 4-1 victory over the club. In 41 contests with the big and finally won in the ® 176, aaire Bielawiec 181. Schoolboys Prepare for Diamond Oincimiati are ire, ^ do> is making it hard f o r New York Yankees in their ex- league club he went homerless. double and a pair of sacrifices^ ------Now that the basketball season is slowlv but surelv Baltimore Bullets sen Francisco 142-IO6 and Boa- Jack Marin had 28 for the Bui- w. W A S H IM (trM * Schellenberg's story is some- Adolfo Phillips, who had three b l o SSOMS— Joyce Schlelch- AT POMfiAftOOfACM the Oakland Athletics to hlbitlon baseball game Wednes­ 1 dllSSf ''s ^ ' thing else again. His grand-slam hits for the Cubs, came up with jjs , Betty Daniel 138, Oerl iximiinr to a close, many local and area wjhools have send him to Vancouver. day. ’That makes four homers started work on thdY res^ ve ^ ^ American Basketball The Knioks tightened their homer Wednesday was the big a big one In the 10th, a single 132, Lorraine Thresher ufrieaS^ mav o m u ^ WetoeadJTnWit, the Royals re- Association, New Jersey beat grip on third place in the East NEWYOEK And Bob Schellenberg is for the young third baseman in AT FT lAUOfFOALe blow in the Phillies’ 8-0 triumph that drove in the winning run. ^^9^ Liorralne Peterman 126, f «»® «®“ ® behind . Idle Denver 96-87 and Indiana topped as Willis Reed’s 82 points led making it hard for the two games. over Houston. It was his second Savage had four hits for Q^use 133-344. ^tm ance with ^nnecticurt Interscholastic Athletic Detroit in the fight tor the Na- Minnesota iie-ioe. them to victory. Hal Greer had B AV rm O R E Philadelphia Phillies to Bando hit only nine homers time at bat during the spring, Chicago. ------Conference regulations. ------— *------Uonal ■■ ------Basketball______- - Association’s------*------„ Detroit has five games left 28 for the 76ers, who already A T MIAMI keep him in oblivion. all last yeair In 116 games with his second homer and raised his pj^jj Qagliano’s two doubles MwipE OWLS—__ Elrls Langlods S c h o ^ are allowed an 18- Match committee officers are «n«i Eastern Division playoff two with Los Angeles, and one have clinched the division title. Bando smacked two homers the AthleUcs’ Vancouver farm RBI total to seven. paced an il-hlt attack that beat liid a Burgciss 178-479, 8®” ^ saieoule consisting o f no u el Stoltenberg, John Gallagh- spot. • ®®®*' with San Francisco, Seat- Jerry West returned to the ------“ P Sunday, the Cardinals. Bob „ _tj„ ’ sanavige 177. more than three per week, ex- er. Jack Bancroft, Dick Elllng- Hut when the BuUete were ‘ *® Boston — while ancln- Los Angeles llne-up after miss- Schellenberg,_whojisn_’t.... evenjm ... Gibson and Steve CaritonCarlton hand- ^ _ ch ^ v e o f p o a b p o ^ games, ton, Ron Heemeler and Joe Rse- beaten 100-96 bv the lowlv C!hl- **‘®® ‘®“ ~ '**"® with a puUed the Phillies’ roster, hit a three- tigers on one hit for Spring Training Oakland Athletics Prospects y__Pete Acerto 16-150—444, Ooech Hal Parks of the Man- wiskl. fell ou. Mmee Douls, Philadelphia and New muscle but was held to nine run homer. y^g yj.gj innings. Pete BraziUs 167 —401, Ed Bu- cbenter High nhie has recu- wlskl. ^ W n d ^ ^ ^ork. points. However. Elgin Baylor WITH In other games Wednesday, Washington’s victory, its jaucius 149 -376, Joe ’Twaronlte peiwtad from a dtoc operation * « « ^® “ ®,„ Seattle closed to within one and Archie Clark took up the aeveland edged San Francisco straight, came when 364, A1 Bujaucius 144 —393, Fred and w ta be to>ok to actlo(n. ®^ Cincinnati in the third slack with 28 and 20 points aa Promising Players ^ t h e m c a ^ ^ b s t M ^ Prank Coggins was walked in Poudriero 371, Ken------Seaton 372, liHiely players returning to * ,, . . . . f period, but Tom Van Arsdale the Lakers routed Son Francls- E arl Yost ftornla 5-4, SL Louts b e ^ D e tr ^ the bottom of the 10th. forcing Carpenter 162—374, Andy the Indlane’ lo t® the NASCAR novice lapse by both the Royals and a free throw by Clem Haskins last 80 games. Dave Gambee moved his Kansas City Athletics to Oakland with his Lupacchlno 352. Art Johnson 364. StGGly r&C6B.races. DlafAwa wYe«f !■ . .. * . Starts Monday more beat AUanta 2-1 and Cin- Dodgers who got four strong in- Etotons Is what Is needed. and two fast baskets by Barry paced the losers with a career eighth new manager in eight years and a mast of clnnaU beat Boston 6-3 In 10 in- nlngs of pitching from CTaude Kowal topped the Indians’ ® ^Ws secUon of In other NBA games. New Clemens and Keith Erickson high 89. IN T H E promising kids who will be scrapping to escape from nings. Osteen. MIXED NUTS — Marge batting last season with 19 hits ^® country and limitations on Saums 136-345. Barbara Calla- the American League cellar. Bando drove in all the Athlet- lack Fisher, Gary Peters, to 68 trips to the plate for a ®®” ®®*®^ regulations wUl The financial future of t h e ------Ics’ runs with a three-run homer Hoyt Wilhelm and Wilbur Wood han 125. .292 average. Stwe Banas ran “ *"®*® *trlct. Cars must second wlOi .288 average'(1 9 *'emaln In stock condition with l|?raU> transplanted A’s looks bright ..catfish” Hunter. 18-17, In the first inning and a solo held Pittsburgh scorelfess while NIT Headlines College Hoop Scene m h o m e ENGINEERS — Eve­ far 66) but graduated last year. ^® exception of steering Im- withonrt oa new 60,000-seat stadium thof j- i- „------i2-17,’ ----- and Chuck shot in the eighth. Jim Bouton Tommy Davis cracked out three lyn Johnson 179-476, Alba Rus- Oobb rai&ed third getting 20 Pavements and heavy duty sua- provcn pitched fouT hlOess innings for hits for the White Sox coni 179-493, Lu Gustafson 183- hits for 70 tripe, averaging .286. Pension. The engine and all com- indicates a se^ u t tor owning starters. The oldest of the trio is the Yankees, extending his hit- ■ ijon Buford’s single in the day, April 17. The threat to the Dobson, 24. Elventually, Kenne­ 465, Lee Pabst 454, Dot Mitten QuaHfytog for membership to Ponents must remain to factory Blue Devils Open Tourney old establi^ed San Francisco leas streak to eight Innings. nth inning sent home the win- 473, Carole Page 482, Agnes the 20 hit club. specifications. dy hopes to have five starters. Woody Fryman who allowed ^Ing run for the Orioles. It was Giants across the bay in windy Kennedy 463. The Indians finished to sixth "lain objective for this He wiU pick the others from two hits in four innings, Larry BalUmore's third straight ex- Braves Hustling in Camp, Candlestick Park is real. among Blue Moon Odom, 3-8, posltkMi to the OCHL standing ‘JT® racing Is to promote great- Colton, who gave up no hits In tra-lnnlng game, Nobody expects too much Lew Krausse, 7-17, and left­ wlth a 6-10 overall record. It o*" Interest in stock car compe- three Innings, and Jeff James Tommy Helms' two-run .single from the A’s who have been In handers Tony Pierce, 3-4, and wBfl the third consecutive losing tition and enable new drivers In Tonight’s Doubleheader combined for the shutout for the with two out in the 10th was the the cellar in three of the last Paul Lindblad, 6-8. George Qtrus Golf MTOGET LEAGUE champions at East Side Rec were Russell’s Barber Shop. Manager Harris Happy four years, and Bay area fans PhiUies. margin of victory tor the Reds f f r a t ^ r “ ^ toe1r‘’ o ^ v r ^ f ^ .‘ °D X 2 ra ‘ *aid NEW YORK (AP) — ed Press poll of the season, take Wyoming. Saturday afternoon Laizerique, a 21-year-old Cuban Front row (1-r) Brad I^wney, Steve Samiotis, Randy Cole. Back row. Bob are expected to be tolerant of Cleveland caught the Glsuits who have now won five of their More exDerlemid .nlavera L®« ®' NASCAR. to erase the disastrou s °>'>®*’°'"® C lty in the seconil Ixng lsl^and WEST PALM BEACH, satisfied with a young pitching youthful shortcomings. ham farm, also will get a long in a hurry on Duke Sims’ staff headed by ERA king Phil is pressing Woody Woodward “ We can go only one way,” look. grand-slam homer in the eighth homered for Cincinnati. diamond players. This is just one of the many memory of lart year in the Saturday n l^ t It wUl be Ha. (AP)— First baseman .226 with the Braves, for the said Manager Bob Kennedy, * * * steps Stafford plans this season oDeninv collere basketball ® Duquesne vs. Fordham and Nlekro. Jack Aker, a workhorse relief Starts Today ^SchoUander, Nelson Compete Deron Johnson rushes to Harris can only pray that the second base job. "At least this year. It Is going to _ . to improve raclna conditlonii j^ iu i ? jj^gj gg^e. Da:^on vs. West Virginia. Fatal Round the ball park an hour early If any of the regulars falter, man who was sensatiWLES "I think we eventually will team All-American Mike Lewis, lege division tourney at Evans- SchoUander and John he’e not slowing up. ^ dreamlike » ^ ® ^ club doing it, starting right here Minnesota. Perhaps the move to the Oak- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Swanson, is Cobb’s second year at the ’The power-packed Braves dis­ Should Cloninger, a former land-Alameda County Coliseum bases for the last three seasons It’s semifinal time for Coach Don Bums and his see a golf tournament set up who averaged 24 points and 16 vUle, Ind., and the second round against each other In “ It’s too early to do any pre- Ove opponents to the and now.” parents, donated the winner’s helm and needs a win for a .600 appointed a lot of experts last 24-game winner who sat out jjg symmetrical layout and If the youth program works East Catholic High Eagles tonight at CCSC as the lo- like a baseball or football game, refu n ds this season. Oklahoma in the^A IA tourney at Kansas gp^A-g j^^a A champion- dieting, but Don conceivably NAIA’s refftonal and national So far, the Braves appear to as- trophy and medals that are pre- average . . . Nate Koppel has year by staggering home sev­ be responding to the no-non­ morethan two months last year ^ore convenient 330-foot foul out Reggie Jackson, former Art- f^ ce top-ran ked Wilby High o f W aterbury in the where the spectators buy City, 20-6, relies on honorable City. ships could be to five or six races In basketbadl tournaments, with a serious eye aliment, find ]ines will help the power produc- zona State star, will be in right, . ^ _ j . . . signed scats,” a Palmern mt*r sasaid be- sented upon completion of the submitted application for the enth in the National League sense edict. Johnson, determined Class A CIAC Basketball Tournament Game time is match. This year’s shooters will jayvee coaching position that mention All-American Rich At ^ a n s v m e ^ W a n d Ohio the Mexico City Olympics next • Fairmont State of West Vlr- pennant race. Injuries to key reealn his 130 RBI form of himself again, Atlanta pitching Perhaps, too, it will put an R*ck Monday, the $140,000 draft- , tore starting his bid today in the FISHING 8:16 in the doubleheader, be­ be comprised of teams from will be created should Jim ^ avis, a 30-point average scor- beat Cheyney State ^ 8 ^ In^- g^gj^gt teams like Stanford, October,” says coach Morlarty. ^ g g te d the Charirer OT- men—Alou, catcher Joe Terre, ee of 1965 in center and proba­ Citrus Open Golf Tournament. 1985, is the hardest worker in could go from fair to good In added burden on the young fore capacity crowd of 4,600. East Hartford, Rockville, Glas- Morlarty move Into the varsity ____ ®*^; ®"® ®^‘ ® downed Nevada southern Cal., UCLA and Indl- "With the right schedule, who pitcher Tony ClMiinger — play­ bly veteran Dan Cater in left. Palmer has won $963,777 in of­ IT’ S SHOWTIME! Marshall, 17-7, and St. Pe- Southern 94-76, Kentucky Wes- have to put both Don knows?” says Morlary. "He ’ 2 ^ the second round of the camp. Atlanta got the strapping 1968. pitching staff. Complete SRO tonbury, WUlimantic and Man- slot upon Kill Hyde’s retirement ed a big part In the collapse. Knuckleballer Nlekro was the Joe DiMaggio, the new execu­ The catching is wide open. Main objectives o f the Eagles ficial prize m(xney playing golf slugger in a trade with Cincin­ Chester. . .. Dick Cobb Sr., coaching the The robin is almost obsolete. ^®'‘’®> 22-2, each will try to im- leyan defeated American Inter- g p j’john In.the 200 and 600-yard might be going for five if he national tourney. So did a .240 team hatting aver­ big surprise last season, leading tive vice-president, adds a little Jim Pagllaroni, the former will be to control the boards Tonight’s CIAC Class A and harvested many times that nati, where he was plagfued by Sharpshooter Bill Sheldon and jaycees baseball club at MHS, This traditional harbinger of on last year’s NIT per- national 90-78 and Trinity, Tex., j^ggatyig races,” says Yale gets enough rest between New Haven, with a 12-11 reg- the league with a 1.87 ERA and Pittsburgh catcher, actually is and get through the tough zone Basketball Tournament doii- much in businesses built from whipped EvansviUe 93-77. age, slowness of foot and non­ injuries last season and hit class to an operation that left John Gallagher were last year’s reports toumouts ore heavy spring has been replaced . . . at tormances coach Phil Morlarty, events.’ ular season record, had needed chalance in the field. only .224 with 13 homers and winning 11 of 20 decisions. Pat Kansas City after 13 years. on a minor league roster but he defense of the big Wilby club. blehcader at Central Connec­ his game. He said he thinks the least for outdoorsmen. Now the Marshall led by George Westminster, Pa., edged Mon- appears to have recovered from increased crowds will result In winners to the doubleses event ' "Koppel is also fUltag to tor Wen- *®“ * ouiaooramen. now me toTso SchoUander also wUl race at Nelson, now a 19-year-old two playoff wins against Bry- Harris, who succeeds Billy 53 RBI. Jarvis, 16-10 was the big winner. Kennedy, who managed the Rich Lebel, 6-8 £ind Artie Wll- ticut State College is a . oin- the neck nljury that put him on Uams, 6-3 will be the players construction of courses designed while Dale Canade of East dall Moratta as trtdner. Momt- earliest sign is the annual sporte ® j ot Y®*^ Nelson at 1,660 sophomore, won a second place ant CoUege and Rhode Island AlUAcock as manager alter pi- Another significant trade followed by veteran Ken John- cSilcago Cubs as head coach of plete sellout. the disabled list in 1967. to battle under the boards for to provide spectators with a Hartford was the sub-juniorJunior win- ta Is coaching varsity track....v.- •».at progress or about to w *^® »»®tlon®l coUeglates sUver medal In the 1,600-meter CoUege to gain entry Into tiie lotlhg. the Braves’ Richmond brought shortstop Sonny Jack- son, 13-9. Newcomers Ron Reed a 12-man stsiff In 1963, 1964 and Don Clerkin, CCSC sports ------®u March 28-80 at Dartmouth race at Tokyo and finished fifth tournament in to. first place and Jim Britton, who were 14-10 part of 1965, Is feeling his way. Pag or Phil Roof could be No. Jim Reynolds and Tiin Kearns view of most of the holes. ner. the high school. f . ReUaWe ^ farm club to the International son from Houston, adding much- publicist, reports all 4,600 B€any will return______, to compete ______._ sorces report r — _____ that______Calvin_____ Mur-T '* Though ' snow may be 1 prteF'i’’Ted College, Hanover, N.H. Both at 400 meters after Betting the Then two upset victories over League pem^int, expects the hit- needed opeed to the Brawes’ and 12-7, respectively, tor Rich He admits that most” of his In- one although the entire organl- of the Eagles, tickets were sold by 11 a.m. "I believe that courses will be aaoln.• -March - 29-24 nt th» WoH nhv hhii cAmain p® »® t «u v m Mur at curtain-time, and ice-out la A-emrPeters, s. .ealed bynv Elnardo Web-wpn- m«ton defeated Alcornamorn AftM 8"-’ra be eligible to' swlm ta two early pace. He thinks h i’s a QutoiUplac— and ^ Salem state In built so at least every other M It as formation on his athletes is zatdon is high on Dave Duncan, “ Spirit 1s very high and we yesterday. He added that the ^ ^ ^ P^'Y will renMn at Niagara des- gter’s 24.7 average, was routed in the NAIA at Kansas City. ting to take care of itself. Alou Utie-up. Jackson, who also had mond, also could make dell Range T plte some unhappiness. and .Torre are Iiealthy again; injury problems in 1967, hit .237 starters strictly hearsay. By the time he a 6-foot-2, 200-poimder who hit looking forward to to- box office will not be open green is around the clubhouse, tive proof that fishing and other by Southern Illinois last year In the Vtoer ‘ secord^^und relay events aa well w r ^ r a r S T b S ? T e d ‘^ s S Hunk Aaron should bo^ as good and stole 22 bases for the As- Clay — Carroll, Claude Ray- cuts his club to 25 for the trip -188 oh a trial last year. Duncan nig^t-g game. After last year tonight. Thus, fans who do and players will go out and back long-awaited warm weather oc- 103-68. games. Central State, Ohio, con- ^ ‘ ‘“f P”^ ^®’® “* ® t o ^ ^ at “ t i as ever; Rico Carty is bgck on tros. mond, Dick Kelley, Cecil Up- home, he will know much more, hit 46 homers in the mlnprs in have a better chance not have tickets, will sav<‘ Instead of going way around like tlvities are near at hand, claim Another doubleheader Friday quered Valdoste State 6^68, r a L . ^ a d S ’ ^N iLn ^ New Haven waa unable to get shaw and Dale Roberts are the "They tell me I have a good, 1966 and is regarded as the man ^ average our loss to Wfiby,” themselves a trip by stayliig we do now,” Palmer said. the beam and Johnson’s big tot Ex-Yankee Clete Boyer, who t h ^ ^ r t Z m T X "drLtTirorK ’dito ^;we push each otoer quite a toe.r capt^ has been added to an already, had his best year ever at the leading bullpen candidates. young pitching staff,” he said, of the future. expressed Burns. “We played home. Palmer has won but one of New England 25-Came Mark eight tournaments this year, but r^rtiY/9 thrGat to capture any race he ^ practice. Don s Just mag- Dempsey free for shots near the potent llne-up. plate with 28 homers and 96 If Cloninger bounces back and “ i know they can throw hard The A’s were 29% games out against South Catholic Additional bleachers were (Jetting the jump on spring 16-team field. N.D., squeaked by St. _A.__ ' .4. AAA ...... a- ni#i/«AvtF An fViA baskct sgalnst the taller Fair* Torre, Alou and Carty regain and have good strong arms. The last season and ^ High' at the Central gym dur- his play in tuning up for this within the warm confines of an On Friday. Temple meets State 70^68 and O ^ o s h State enters at 200 y a ^ M d up. nlflcent on the turns. The 63-year-old Braves’ sWp- RBI- —and led NL third base- Installed In the end zones, Set in Town Pin Toumament SchoUander "lo®! Team. Dempsey was hold he added. tournament has put him among equipment - jammed auditorium Kansas and Villanova opposes beat Eastern Montana 82-76, As evidence that he won’t be Nelson credits ------^ ^ ^ « the list of the favorites tor the kept ta SchoUander's shadow, with aiding his speed on the ^ and the N w Haven This is the biggest response By EARL YOST Is fun for the entire famUy. A for tickets for a tourney Citrus Open crown. He was the Here’s a chance to go boat- Nelson swam 600 yards to 4:44.6 turns. **®"* ^ Hi® leading pro in the pro-am pre­ Spectators watching Pete on Feb. 3 against Navy, beating "The training matchup is shots of BlU Battie to work eral Manager Paul Richards, Is Jackson at shorts.Md Felix Mil- were picked for a year ago. It’s going to to be a tough game since Calvin Murphy thumping, to dream of far liminary Wednesday with a 66, Plumley win his first Manches­ SchoUander’s 4:46.1 Yale record good experience for both of us,” '*’®Y back into toe 8®^®- H ® '^ row to hoe if the Eagles in­ Was starring at Norwalk horizons where fishing is always Mansfield Tourney Slates and he shot a 65 in a round at which had been set two months admits SchoUander. "When two ^ 1 I hh. Camera’s Eye tend to capture their first A High. ter Town Duckpln Bowling better, to fiddle with gadgets Puerto Rico Tuesday. before. The American record of swimmers of equal abUlty get ta « ^ ® Johnny Bucyk Scores SOBi^Goal of Season crown. Tournament last weekend were of infinite variety, and to long- Palmer is just one of several to(dy caress toe finest wares 4 :37.6 is shared by UCLA’s Mike toe water together, even In 2°- finals defeating Wilby in a lust In on a new aU-tlme New Eng­ Wile Motors, Plainville Barry Predicts— contenders tor the $26,(XX) Citrus of toe sporting goods makers. Burton and Stanford’s Greg practice, they push each other With 7 :28 rematolng the long- — Follows Race half struggle, 68-55. Y SENIORS East Catholic will g;aln tlie title being defended by Julius land record for 25 games. It’s an exciting treat for toe There’ll be two winners Frl- Ctonnectlcut stars against ex Buckingham. and toe end result is what we’re range shooting had bro^ h t New NHL Countdown Still in I^rocess, Boros. Jack Nlcklaus, still look­ Hie mark the Travelers In- small fry, too. day night at Mansfield Train- university of Connecticut stand- Nelson also set toe 1,000-yard aU aiming for—better times Morlarty Bros, easily defeated Yale record this season In competition.” to but Fairmont scored toe next 10 Around Turf ing for his first victory of the Armed with shopping bags, ing^chool’s Longley Gym when Ansaldl’s last night, 100-69. Dan sorance Co. vice president year, and South African Gary hAv*11 VtavA a Viav/Idv /«rk1lA/«f. tViA \X7I1a All.FlfarQ nnH * 10:08.9. It smashed Schollan- In one recent session, Sohol- points in a row to settle toe Is- Bruins, Rangers Battle for Second Pinto was high with 26 points smashed had stood for neariy MIAMI (AP) — The camera’s Player—making his 1968 U.S. Ing colorful Uterature of every Plainville Merchants clash for Some aome Interesting Individual aer’s Yale pool record of lander hit toe water 80 minutes sue. NEW YORK (A P )— The Chicago, which edged Pitts- to a 3-3 tie, leaving the third- and Buzz Keeney added 24. In eye now enables racing officials debut—also lare In the flashy SO years. Records are main­ description. This "loot” has a the championship in the first matchups should occur as 6-7 io:34.9. sooner than Nelson, because New Haven had scored a 70-78 iNcdlanal Hockey League count- burgh 4-3. place Blues four pojnts behind a losing cause, Pat Mlsretta field. tained by the National Duck­ habit of becoming a permanent annual Mansfield Invitational center BlU Corley of UCwnwto world and national John had a late laboratory upset win over Albany State of Philadelphia and hnhglng the scored 19 and Tom Ansaldl 16 ^ pln BowUng Congrees. part of a youngster’s treasure; Basketball Tournament. 8° against 6-5-Frank Moose conipetitions, SchoUander holds class. Georgia Monday to bei^me toe down otlll Is In progress but gther Wedneseay night ac- Maple Leals closer to "pl^tyoff pointe. cry step of the way around the tbe Boston Brutns have had Phunley** 26-game total pto- and woe to toe mother who In .pug imoortant winner will be ®^ P la in ^ e toe lat- yg™ gp team- “ He’d be swimming each 200 first Connecticut team since toe the New York Rangers’number ^ elimination. Nightcap found Tap City race track, and make decisions fall of 8,408 erased the record house cleaning tosses out a dog- t,^g ^j^„g gf j)^g T^gj^. ter, a former American Interna- „jgjg 21-year-old Yale yards at least 10 seconds faster 1940s to enter toe second r ^ d Detroit beat Oakland 4-2 In a -edging the Hawks, 91-88. High on the acUon even before jock- QB Lamonica of 3,406 by the old New Haven earred motor or tackle catalog, School who will benefit from CoUege ace, is known as captain, won four gold medals K Nelson were here,” said Mor- of toe NAIA t o u ™ m e ^ A Oen- -rSey proved It again Wednea- three-i«lnt lead oyer second- batUe for division cellar-dweU- tor the winners were Jim Mis- eys can dismount, Express, Jack White set In ReserveRnaai-vn annn eveningAVAnins. orrwr annn An.en- .. monev realized.... from the.. a“ ‘musclc'""uscie typetype- player.piayer. Anotheriwotner 10A4 TnironTokyo nivmniAAOlympics. H Hea lartv.larty. When Nelson arrived toe tral Connecticut State College In How is this done? Through day night with a 2-1 victory that tl? ers. treta (28) Steve McAdam (23) April and May 1988. tire day on toe weekend for tourney which goes to the athlet- >"®*^®bup pits Central s former captured toe 100 and 400 meter two great swimmers matched 1949 was toe last Connecticut l«It thftwo teams Ued to r sec- Division with a 4-2 triumph over and Mike Reeurdon (22). For the one of the most complex and yet T o p Passer ’nie local man rolled six Johnny B u ^ V s 30th goal of visiting toe show in your area. , ^, j scoring ace RelUy against ex- lJ^,JJylfl^gl races at Tokyo and stroke for stroke for nearly an team to score a victory In the (Kid place in the East Division, Minnesota. compact television networks games In the qualifying set, five You may come away a bit ‘® UConn star Tommy Penders. ^ ^our. Kansas City tourney. Louis and Toronto fought the season with 4% minutes to Morhardt 19. ever devised. NEW YORK (AP) —Daryle In each of the eliminations and wearv and foot sore, but you’ll Friday is a.t 8. •r' ^ ------one point ahead of fourth-place St. play provided the Boston victo­ . ' wj — ' ------:— .» Installed at Florida tracks for Lamonica, who led the Oakland quarterfinals, tour In the semi­ have had a grand time. '"’“ b a preliminary set for 6:46 ry, although the Bruins were the first time this season, eight Raiders to their first American finals and five to the finals for. Let’s not give up on toe robin between toe Mansfield boys and outshot 40-22. Boston’s Ed West- PETE PLUMLEY cameras and four video tape Football League championship 8-8, 660, 661, 576 and 717 to- entirely; he’U appear In due ®''- outside team fall and New York’s Jim Nell- Blades W in machines give stewards a full last season, was the No. 1 pas­ "’**'•* ® game edge over Rol course.___ __ But toe show does mean The Plalnville-Wile clash is a son had traded second-period NEW HAVEN (AP) — The picture of action on. the track, ser in the league. He averaged 186.8 for the 26 lie Irish In the best of seven spring Is close, natural as it pits former Central goals, Westfall’s coming with New Haven Blaxles trounced the and feed information to some 90 Official statistics released to­ games. Plnmley gained the title game set Sunday. FIREMEN... his team shorthanded. Johnstown Jets 10-0 In the first monitor screens throughout the day showed Lamonica, who Chicago built up a 3-0 lead game of their best-of-flve East- plant: gained 3,228 yards through the Excellent opportunitiee at over Pittsburgh on goals by Pit Hockey League playoff sC' Thus the public is able to see air, ranked No. 1 ahead of Kan­ Martin, Eric Nesterenko and i’*®® Wednesday night. the post parade, pre-race odds sas City’s Len Dawson, the 1966 £O0KNblUJ«aSR Pat Stapleton but needed Bobby The shutout was credited to and a nmning description of the lender. PRATT & WHITI^Y AIRCRAFT Hull’s__ 43rd goal_ of the season goalie Roger Wilson, on loan race and number of the first Lamonica threw for 30 touch­ READY TO 60... LATE MODEL USED CARS... ^ t h “n ‘ minutes left to 'h llT o ff ‘ rom Charleston in the absence tour Horses superimposed on the downs, tops in the league, and PROFESSIONALS-rHere’s a chance to work with Pittsburgh. Johnstone. screen. completed 220 of 45 attempts. —TWO— fellow pros, using the best of equipment to Philadelphia reunmed three Blake Ball, Ray Carpentler After the finish comes the un- Dawson led In completion per­ protect a completely modern plant. You’ll get second-period goals past Mlnne- Dan Walker scored twice oftlcial and official results, a centage with 67.7 while New 1967 Cadillac 1966 Cadillac 1966 Cadillac 1966 Cadillac 1966 Cadillac jet-age pay and traditionally good Aircraft sota's Cesare IbCaniago, who was Blades. m r- photo finish if one is called for, York’s Joe Namnth finished benefits. playing with a broken jaw. It 8®“ . Murray Kunte Mke and payoff prices. third with the most completions, Convertible Sedans was only the fourth victory In 14 McCTenaghan ' Meanwhile, the stewards, who 258, most yards gained, 4,007, Canvarlibla Oaupa ~Coupa beVllle. One green, VOLUNTEERS—If you enjoy your volunteer work are concerned not with who won and moat average yards gained, one sUver gray. games for the slumping Flyers scored one goal each, DeVUle. . Blue, fuU DeVUle. White, fuU DevUle. FuU power, now’s the time to move .into a full-time fire­ the race but how it was run, 8.16. DeVUle. Full power, factory air. FuU power, factory and all four have come against factory air. power, factory Blr. power, factory air. fighting career, upgrade your skills and your the North Stars. have access to four televised The standings are based on a air. paycheck. CIAC Basketball complicated formula which Toronto, trailing St. Louis 3-2, views during the running and a replay of any or all long before rates all of a passer’s statistics. FIREMEN TRAINEES-lf you want to be a fire­ pulled goalie Bruce Gamble Class AA Semifinals *4295 .*4395 riders have returned to the fin­ *5500 *4495 *4395 man, but have little or no experience, come in with a minute to play and It Bridgeport Central 89, Stam­ ish line Eind weighed out. paid off when newly acquired and talk to us anyway. If you qualify, we’ll give ford 61 The head-on and rear shots Paul Henderson scored the Central Football you the training you need. Wilbur Cross 67, Hartford Pub­ are particularly valuable, show­ tying goal with 26 seconds left. lic 66 EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT ing when a horse bears out or /J 1965 Corvair *1095 Jim Roberts scored twice for Class B Semifinals Staff Adds Tobin 1965 Dodge M495 1967 Tempest ^2295 4 lugs in toward the rail, any the Blues, Including a breaka­ Middletown 64, Windsor Locks Paul Waickowski 4-Door Sedan. Automatic, 6 - cyl., Convertible, .^utomatlc. HotpiUI and surgical inturanca bumping or interference, and Hardtop (Joupe. Automatic. way goal with his team a man 63 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. AP — power steering. Lift inturanca • Ratlramant program whether a foul claim Is justified. Nina paid holldaya • Up to four watks vacation short. Wilton 68, Central Catholic 49 Bill Tobin, whose 77-yard touch­ Sick loavo with pay • World’s Isrgost Industrlsl crodit union down run against Georgia Tech Harvard’s Paul Waickowski lu 1962 gave Missouri a 14-10 1967 Chev. *2295 1966 Toronado *2995 1965 Corvair *995 EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. Bluebonnet Bowl victory, has Monza 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic. Malibu Hardtop Ctoupe. V-8, auto., 2-Door Hardtop. Full power. (Qualified employees have the opportunity to improve been named assistant football Bisacca Resigns Most Improved Hardcourter P.S. their education through trade, technical and college coach at Central Connecticut level training at area schools. AIrcrafters receive tui­ tion refunds upon successful completion of their R o s t Manchester’s Paul Walckow- provement since coming to Har- State College. 1965 Tempest *1295 courses. The appointment of the 27— 1966 Ford *1395 FAIRFTELD, (Jonn. (Jorai. lAt*;—(AP)— skt,ski, a 6-9, 200 pound junior yard, especially in developing year-old veteran of Houston in 1967 Pontiac *2995 Galaxle 600 Hardtop Coupe. 6-cyl., 4-Door Sedan. Au t o m a t l.c, power Come in NOW. Talk It over with the experienced em­ George Bisacca, varsity basket- center, was named Harvard’s more variety In his shots around standard transmission. steering. ployment representatives at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. D andD the American Football League 4-Door Sedan. Full power, factory olr. ball coach at Fairfield Unlver- o j , the basket, and should see quite slty for the past 10 years, has Iniproved Player Sunday and Edmonton in the Canadian a bit of action next year,” says VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE retired. night at a dinner honoring the Football League was announc­ 4(X) Main Street, East Hartford, Conndcticut Coach Floyd Wilson. “ No, I ed Wednesday. He will serve as OPEN MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS Bisacca, 39, will continue as Crimson basketball squad, haven’t been surprised at his assistant backfield coach. 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. CATERERS athletic director at the 2,600- Apptoring in 17 games this Improvement. He has a great SCRANTON MOTORS, INC TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. student Jesuit college. No sue- season, mostly as a substitute, desire to get better and works SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON cessor was nO|med in the an­ Waickowski scored 72 points for as hard. If not harder, than any­ Dartmouth Leader IIIlliiii I:i il I >1 II li I I <11 An equal opportunity empicyar______nouncement Wednesday. a 4.2 average and had 86 re­ one on the team.” Blsacca’s teams posted a 161- bounds. His top game was in HANOVER, N.H. (AP)—Rob­ RocW viUe OPEN DATE FOR BOWLING BANQUETS A 1966 graduate of East Catho­ CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC 87 mark, inbludlng a 16-10 rec­ Decepaber against Williams, ert Cann, a 160-pound forward lic High School, Waickowski let­ Pratt & ALL TYPES OF CATERING ord this year. grabbing 21 rebounds cuid from Melrose, Mass., has been 6 4 3 - 9 5 3 3 tered four years in basbetball, 166 U N I O N ST., R O C K V ILLE, C O N N . eight points. In contrast, Waick­ elected captain of next year’s OUR SPECIALTY In 1963-64, Fairfield moved up making AlI-C3onference as a to university division basket- owski, as a sophomore, had 46 Dartmouth hookey team. EAST SIDE REC Pee . Wee basketlball champions Sanzo, Coach Jack Thompson. Back row, Rick W hitney W HY NOT GIVE US A CALL? senior. » ^ OPEN ______] beill competition in the NCAA, points in 15 games for a 3.1 Cann scored seven goals and were the Blpe Coats. Pictured (I. to r.), Assistant Parr, Sean Thompson, Bob Digan, Ed Adamy, Waickowski is majoring in his­ Pircraft . 646-0350 — 643-6219 and since then has compiled a average and 37 rebounds. nine assists this past season as Coach Bob Digan, Pete Ramey, Tim Digan, Sal Steve Dwyer. (Herald Photo by Pinto) 61-31 mark. I “ Paul has shown steady Im- tory. a right wing on the second line.

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Call 64S- NONE OF M3U has OOME 43 Baseball term 51 "Garden of JNR3RMATION I GUESS IT'S TIME I 23 The sun , 25 Citrus fruit DAT nr APPKABS and RBPORT EBBOBS In time for the ton, 1966-aMC-%ton. Bell Mo­ 1416, mornings for ajnwlntment. UP WtTH A WAY TO 24 Swiss mouptaln 28 " ----- at court" 45 Palatable WHAT'S \ AVAILABLE WENT T'WORK BEIN’ 52 The sdven — next iBaortlon. Ifio Herald la latponrible tor only ONE Ineor- KEB> US FROM BEIN' THAT? ) ON THE r1 A MENTAL CATALYST.' 27 "Utile 28 Drivels 46 Canadian tors, Inc., Meriden and Water- (Contact our personnel de­ GET MY free catalog, Earn $60, HIT BY ICARUS SUBJECT.' J Fauntleroy" hillside 55 Permit reet or omitted inoertlon for any adverttaement and then only bury Road, Southington, Conn. NBXT JU N E IS? 29 Magpie genus partment any weekday, be­ $100 — even more In name 3 " r “ S" S“ 10 11 •**!?* ®* • Inoertlon. Erroro which do .32Md)irnfuI songs r” 2 3 5 P®*'..*®” .” « f adrortlaoment wHI not be oometad tween 8:16-4:16. brand merchandise. Help your 34 Kitchen gadget by "make food” Inaertloa. friends shop at home. Write )3 14 MotoreyelM— 38 Full apology 12 Grow With Security 1 me, Alice Williams, Popular 37 Shipworm BkyelM 11 38 Flat-topped hill i?“ 6 W a u b Plan, Dept. T804, Lyn- 39 Let it stand 643-2711 ' 1667 HONDA Scrambler 160ce, brook, N.Y. 41 “ ----- a fine 13" ■ T3^ 20 875-3136 SECURITY seam" (BtMkrllle, Toll Free) excellent condition, $000. Call INSURANCE GROUP WAITRESS wanted — Exper- 42 Suffix of ordinal 5T a after 0 p.m., 646-8760. ienced preferred but not neces­ numbers 1000 ASYLUM AVE. 44 Egyptian a 30 31 sary. Apply Oavey’s Restau­ OUl OUR W Al B Y J. a WILLIANS 24 2S 26 ■ r t " BOY'S RED and white 26” Col­ HARTFORD goddess Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? umbia bike, side baskets, like rant, 46 E. Center St. WHY. I MERELY ASKED HIM fL L AAAKE IT M"/AFFAIR IF HE 46 "P rin ce ----- ” 52" 35 'Hf.T+U-X- TO GOTO THE PRUSSTORE RETURNS WITH A NEW BASE­ 49 Biblical weeds new, $28. 646-6606. 53 Choose 3-14 FOR A MAGAZINE.' I TOLD BALL AND BAT/ rVE ASKED id 3i 24-Hour Answering Service Holp WantoC— TYPISTS — copy — statistical. HIM TO KEEP WHAT WAS LEFT VOU TO SUIT SPOILING HIM. AND 54 Myriapod 1660 HONDA 160, excellent con­ B u ild in g - Private InstnicHons 32 Help Wanted Md e 34 c iwt t, HI*. I»«. T.M. ■«!. US. Off Many needed for assignments OF THE MONEY FOR DOIN' ME I DISTINCTLY HEARD THE creature it 4i dition. Asking $346. 640-4666 af­ Contracting Fo u m Io 35 THE FAVOR.' WHAT HE POES WORDS 'BASEBALL* AND 56 Golfer's mound Frro to Herald Readers STENOGRAPHY, dicta­ near home. Temporary, full­ 57 Fencing sword ter 3 p.m. SALESMEN — outdoor nursery D A V Y JO NES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS WITH IT IS NO AFFAIR OF 'BAT' WHEN YOU TWO WERE 5 " CERAMIC TILE bathrooms, tion class forming March 16th. WANTED — Companion house- time or 6-3 p.m. Immediate MINE/ TA LK IN G IN HUSHED VOICES. 58 “ I haven’t the Want Informatton on one of our olaaalfled advertteomentaT Enrollment limited. Mary department. ExceUent oppor­ faintest----- " 51 counters, puUmans, etc. Rea­ . keeper for elderly lady, not jobs. Highest pay, no fee. LET'S GO. PAVY. JUST A MINUTE, OH, MAN,' AM I AND WE MAY ENOUGH SAID V 7 T »7 48 iti No nnawar at ttw Mephone Uatedf Blinply call tha Business Services Jayne Mitchell, caU 848-8266. tunity for industrious salesmen WE'LL MEET OTTER 59 Finale sonable, all work guaranteed. bedridden. Some salary and Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., WE'LL SOON HAVE OTTER ... WAIT GLAD TO SEE YOU HAVE A LITTLE 60 Pause experienced in the retail sales BACK AT HIS ROOM THE EVIDENCE FOR U S GUYS... I'VE GOT SOMETHING FOR YOU. 53 54 55 Offered 13 For free estimate, call 640- good home to right party. Near Hartford, 278-7610. ANO SEE WHAT HE TO PROVE HE'S 61 Low haunts of trees, shrubs, fertilizers, etc. s o m e t h in s for you EDWARDS 8480. Main St. Write Box ''E ” , Man­ HANPS OVER TO US. A TRAITOR.' DOWN 53" 57 58 WILLIAMS Tree Set Vies, spoc- Schools and Clossos 33 Wm also train several am­ 1 Chances lallxlng In tree and ehrub earo. chester Herald, giving particu­ bitious people without experi­ 2 Musical 59 6A ANSWERING SERVICE 6404104. lars about self and salary ex­ ence. Year 'round em ^ ym en t instrument 14 RETAIL SALES Roofing— Siding t A a c t o r t r a i l e r pected. for qualified applicants. Excel­ 3 Dissolve LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also 641M)500 875-2519 WOMAN to clean house one day lent pay, working conditions. moving large appliances. Burn­ THE BEST in roofing — and TRAINING a week. $1.60 per hour. Refer­ Full-time sales help wanted Apply in person to store man­ ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- roof repair. CaU Coughlin. to work In a retail store, ex­ and leave yi meoaoM. ToaH ! hear from onr advertloer In G. I. TRAINING ences required. Call 644-8667. ager, Caldor’s Inc., 1146 Tol­ Jly Ume wlthontt opendlnd all eventaid at the telephone. 1776. 643-7707. perienced or Inexperienced, land Tpke., Manchester, 646- PLOWING, driveways, Now approved for G.I. training, CLEANING woman two days a excelleivt pay and working 2876. sidewalks, reasonable Roofing and New England Tractor Trailer week, 6-1, provide own trans­ conditions. This is a perma­ Automobilos For Solo 4 Training has heavy demands portation. CaU 646-3800. nent position not just for JANITORS -PART-TIM E eve- 648-4086. Chimnoys 16-A nlngs. Call 643-4468, 3-6 p.m. H ER ALD 1066 CHEVROLET, 2-door, Bel from the trucking Industry. We Easter. To apply contact CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER FILE CLERKS — temporary, Mr. Silva or Mr. LeVay at only. Air. 6 cylinder, automatic, new SALES AND Service on Ariens, ROOFING — Speolallxlng re­ train on cdl types transmission, Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn gas and Diesel tractors, full or full-time or 6-3 p.m. Immediate 646-8706. engine, excellent condition. Call pairing roofs of all kinds, new jobs, work near home. High­ MACHINE and Tool design en- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE BOX LETTERS mowers. Also HomeUte chain part-time training. Placement 643-6121. roofs, gutter work, chimneys est pay, no fee. Staff BuUders. gineer. CaU Mr. Grander 286- saws anf, International Cub assistance upon graduation. 7474 for Interview or 688-7748 For Your 1663 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door cleaned and repaired, 80 years’ 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- l«N Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ experience. Free estimates. Act now. Call Hartford 247-1863 evenings. sedan, power steering, stand­ ment and sharpening service anytime. 7610. SECRETARY i — Receptionist Information Call Howley 648-6861. 844- wanted for local doctor’s office, gggjjsfr ORAMPAW______3-14 ard shift, rear, heat, clean. on all makes. L Ac M Equip­ BABYSITTER wanted in my FULL-TIME gas sUtton attend- Must sell, reasonable. 228-3176. 8838. hours Monday through F’riday, ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. home, days, 8-6, Monday — Fri­ ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan THE HERALD will not 6 until 6 and Saturday morn­ If no answer 228-3647. 870-7606 Manchester Exchange day. Must have own transpor­ Garage, Esso Bervlos Canter, disclose the identify of ings. Write Box N, Manchester — Enterprise 1640. Help Wonlod— tation. CaU after 6:30, 646-1686. Routs 88, Vernon. any advertiser using box 1661 VALIANT — V-200, good ______Millinery, Herald. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer­ Fomol* 35 condition, economical second CUSTOM made pine furniture, Dressmaking 19 $$$ WOMEN $$$ beauty is our POSITIONS open on first and ing blind box ads who COUNTER LADY, afternoons, 1- car. CaU 616-6818. made to order. Raymond Red- COUNTER women for evening business. Why not make It second shifts. Apply In person, derire to prcAeot thrir dressmaking and alterations 6:30. Apply New System Laun­ -/MV KNI0NT& /ARE HAVING ens, 646-6704. yours? An excellent opportim- m ock Co., 1272 ToUand Tp1»., Identity can foUow this 1664 VOLKSWAGEN Variant, on all ladies and children's shift 7 p.m. to midnight, fuU dry, 44 Harrison St. A SNOWBALL FIGHT. or part-time. No* experience Ity for the young and the ma­ Manchester. procedure: 1600 S. square back. Good con­ TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, clothing, zippers replaced, etc. needed. Please apply In per­ ture. Sell a product uncondi­ dition, reasonable. CaU 646- buUdlng lots cleared, trees top­ Reasonable prices. 643-0741. WOMAN wanted for general ' MEN part-time for janitor and Enclose your reply to the son to Mr. Donut, 266 West Mid­ tionally guaranteed and one 6268. ped. Got a tree problem? WeU housework, one or two days floor waxing work, five days, Box in an envelcM — DRESSMAKING and altera­ dle Tpke. that 1s advertised on TV. Yes, weekly. Own transportation address to the Claasi- worth phone caU, 742-8202. 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. CaU General 1667 LEMANS automatic. White tions. Experienced. CaU 647- It's "Avon Calling” for women preferred. CaU 643-9138 morn­ fled Manager, Manchester WANTED - - reUable woman to Cleaning Service, 649-S8S4. with black vinyl top, mUeage YOU ARE A-1, truck Is 1178. who want high earnings. CaU ings or after 6 p.m. Evening Herald, together do weekly thorough cleaning with a mnno listing the 11,000, stereo console. Make CeUars, attics, yard 286-4622 today. FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and In large home 3 to 4 days week­ WAITRESS wanted for 10 a.m. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE oonqMnliM you do NOT offer. 046-4827 after 6 p.m. small trucking done A-1 right. reasonably done In my home. ly for working mother. Must KEYPUNCH operator wrlth key­ tlU 8 p.m. shift, Monday want to see your leMer. CaU Tremano Trucking Serv- OMP GRAVE CONCERN IN THE Call 643-8760. be able to work without super­ punch experience and aptitude through Friday. Good pay, good Tour letter wUl be de­ Ice toU free, 742-6487. FIREPLACE /a’ SUPPORTSHIP ABOVE. stroyed If the axhrertiser 1663 DODGE Dart, good running vision and to properly handle for data process wiring, some gpratuities, pleasant worlting condition. 643-0680 after 6 p.m. secondary operator’s experi­ MELIOA HEY/ /'THEWHALE'S la one you've mentlcMied. SHARPENING Service - - Saws, telephone messages. Not essen­ conditions. Apply In person, Moving-—Trucking- tial but prefer woman wlUlng ence. Apply at Contromatics, HEIIO it h e tv ripped loose If not it wiU be Imndled 1666 CHEVROLET Super Sport, knives, axes, shears, skates, Brass Key Restaurant. DOWN PICTURE VtHE UMBlUfAL In the usual manner. rotary blades. Quick service. Storage 20 to stay overnight frequently Inc., 200 W. Main St., Rock- WOOD OkAV. BLACK KNI6MT 2-door hardtop. No money THREE fabric salesladies, for THEREy has gome V CABLES' Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main with 3 children age 10 up. CaU vlUe. 876-3317, 643-6166, Mr. down. $13. weekly, assume part or full-time work, at Pil­ OUT. _ KNOCK IT OFF WiTH St., Manchester. Hours daUy MAKCHBBIER DeUvery—light 646-6416. Kelleher. " if HE'S -fME COCK^ '/ monthly payments. CaU 233- grim Mills Hartford Road. Ap­ L A R G E Lest and Found 1 7 :S0 6, Thursday 7 :80-6, Satur­ trucking and package delivery. mm ^OVERTURNED 8716, ask for Mr. Dias. Refrigerators, washers and EXPERIENCED sales person FOOD waitresses wanted, day ply to manager. Open 10 a.m. B U N D L E S I THE HABITAT, day 7:80-4. 648-7068. for ladies' ready to wear. Ap­ and night shifts, part-time or LOST — brown pocketbook, 1666 CYCLONE GT, 4-speed, stove moving specialty. Fold­ to 9 pjm. THOSE ing chairs for rent. 646-0762. ply in person. Marlow's Inc. full-time. Please apply In per­ Grandway parking lot. Papers no money down, $18.36 week­ RUBBISH —trash removed to MAID wanted at Interstate Mo­ AQUANAUTS the dump, lawns maintained. 867 Main St. son. • Gas Light Restaurant, 80 ARE G0NEI5 valuable to owner only. Re­ ly, assume monthly payments. tor Lodge, Vernon Circle. Ap­ W. G. Glenney COs 4 ward, CaU 646-8616. CaU 646-1868 after 6 p.m. Oak St. CaU 233-8716, ask for Mr. Bake. ply in person or caU 644-1663 336 N. Afoin St. Pointing— Poporing 21 LOST — Passbook No. 86618. 1664 CX)UNTRY Squire, no mon­ DON'T WATT, Call now. Get free STENOGRAPHER anytime. Savings Bank of Manchester. estimates on lawns, cleaned, e IMIS, NU. W TM Ut. UL twl. OM. ey down, $10.76 weekly, as­ INTERIOR and exterior paint- Ai^Ucation made for payment. sume monthly payments. Call raked, fertilized, etc. Please Ing and papering. CaU PhU Interesting position In small call 628-0670 after 6 p.m. OilEAL- ^ .'4 “Those two were made for each other! She's strong 233-8716, ask for Mr. Dias. Denoncourt, 742-617$. department, for qualified A M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD typist with some shorthand where he's weak— in geometry!” Announcements 2 1666 VOLKSWAGEN, exceUent ANYTHING taken to the dump, (NSIDE-oiitslde painting. S ^ - CLERK TYPISTS appliances, bulky furniture, at­ background. I SURE AM— IF WELL, HE'S COIN' TO HAVE A //=• /YF CAA/r GET A ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ running condition. olal rates for people over 68. MARSHALL CAN FIND HIMl I HARD TI/V4E FINDIN' A JOB IN ./OB, M AYBE HE'LL CHANGE . 646-0201. tics, ceUars cleaned, light CaU my coinpetltoris, then caU (X>mpany offers exceUent KNOW HE'S OUT THIS TOWN/ EVERYBODY KNOWS HIS M IND/ THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG ers, sales and service, bonded trucking. Cheap, 286-6860. representative. Alfred AmeU, me. Estimates given. 648-7868, . benefit program, good HOOKIN' FOR A JOB HE'S qUITTIN' SCHOOL— AND 1667 MUSTANG GT, convertible, 878-8401. working conditions. FIELD STENOGRAPHERS — BUT HE'S ALWAYS THEY DON'T WANT HIM TO/ 847-1716 or 843-4618. factory options, 4-speed, disc ALL TYPES of carpentry, re­ ONE JUAAP AHEAD AMD NA/HV A JO r ? LI NiCOLM BUT RUTHERFORD B. AND AJONB sidential and commercial. Call MAVES MAD ONE.... MAD SHORT KIRBY SLUthorlced sales and ser­ brakes, stereo tape, $2,376. Call L. PELLETIER — Painting — APPLY MAD ONE, GRANT MAD after 6, Roland, 622-4632. Interior and exterior, papering FAMILY ONE., ADAMS MAD— HAIR, , vice. Trade In your old cleaner 872-6602. and paper removal, fully In­ FIRST NATIONAL KEYPUNCH OPERATORS ADAMS WAS OLEAN- RE/SAEAABER' now on a new Kirby In time 1666 FORD LTD, 4-door hard­ SNOW PLOWIN(3i reasonable for Spring cleaning. Authoriz­ * rates, 643-8246. Driveways, sured. 643-6048, and 646-6826. STORES, INC. SMAVEM f o o top. No money down. $16.36 OWNED ed factory sales-servlce-parts. weekly, eissume monthly pay­ small parking lots, etc. JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom PARK ft OAKLAND AVES. The appliance with 80 uses. 467 ments. Call 233-8716, ask for painting, Interior and exterior Looking for a good job? EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Main St., Manchester. 646-6306. Mr. Bake. Household Sorvicos paperhanging, waUpaper re­ ENTERPRISE moved. WaUpaper books on re­ A DONAHON to the Penny Sav- Offorad 13-A Visit tho Aircraft NOW! er Thrift Shop, 616 Main St. quest. FuUy Insured. Free es­ Has several openings, 1664 CHEVELLE SS, must seU. timates. Call 640-9668. brings triple benefits — It helps $860, 643-0071. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, for several women. 8 the Manchester Memorial Hos­ retaped and recorded. 646-0278, PAINTINO — Interior and exte­ week trial period. 15 1666 THUNDERBIRD, very EXECUTIVE pital — because that's where 646-2671. rior, very reasonable, free es­ hours a week. $50 a Job Highlights MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLS'fON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY the profits go. It helps the good con(Ution, burgandy, all LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk delAv timates. CaU Richard Martin, week salary. See Mr. (0 1 Ml if NIA. tw. T.M US. fet Off. donor who gets an income tax powered, $2,1(X). or best offer. 64B-9286, 640-4411. SECRETARY ...BEFOftBTHAT I USEOTO deduction. It helps the budget 646-0066. ery, yards, attics, ceUars Moser, 525 Windsor RUN A GRlXERy STORE. cleaned and removed. Also odd J, Jet-Age Pay • conscious customer. EDWARD R. Price — painting, Experienced secretary Ave., Windsor. Mon­ 1664 CHEVROLET Super Sport jobs. 644-8662. Good Working Conditions * interior and exterior, papering, wanted for busy executive day, March 18, at 10 MORTY MEBKLE convertible. No money down, BY DICK CAVALLI paper removed, ceilings, etc. (sales manager) of pro- a.m. $10.76 weekly, assume month­ REWEAVINO OF bums, moth Insurance Benefits * Pononols FuUy insured. 646-lOOS. g^resslve electric appliance ly payments. CaU 233-8716, ask holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Y E P — \-Fe AN O TH ER dow shades made to measure, firm. Must be good typist, for Mr. Dias. Aircraft Club Recreational Activities • HE'6 DOING IT, R R e r FOR. HE<5 THE FIQ0T all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys take direct dictation and INCOME TAXES prepared by Floor Finishing 24 SALESWOMAN — experienced WINTHROP/ f=De>7BC. NOQAAAN. AETRONALST made whUe you wait. Tape re­ also be able to transcribe. Marvin Baker. Call 648-0267. ^ 1667 AUSTIN Healey roadster women’s apparel, three days Nine Paid Holidays * le N 'T IT IN TOWN convertible. No money down, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 FLOOR BANDING and refinlsh- Should be self starter and 7URILLfN(3? ID WALK. IN be able to handle routine per week. Excellent salary and $17.60 weekly, assume monthly Main St. 648-6221. ing (specializing in older^ benefits. Call Mr. Altshuler. Liberal Vocations * r GRACE. m oOM B Tax Returns prepar­ phases of office work with­ payments. Call 233-8716, ask for floors). Inside painting. Paper- 643-8112. ed. OaU Dan Moslar, e46-8S20. Mr. Bake. B u ild in g - hanging. No job too smaU. out direct supervision. World's Largest Industrial Credit Union * John VorfaUle, 840-6760. Pleasant, modem office PART-TIME doctor’s office as­ mOOME TAX Coro accurately 1667 CHEVROLET V8. engine Contracting 14 JONes^RiDseiMy TT^ with vacation, insurance sistant. Mature woman pre­ Paid Sick Leave • and reasonably. Orville Win- needs work, good for parts. $30. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- and other fringe benefits. ferred. Four afternoons and ehtU. 844-2706. Ing, old and new. All floors 648-6632. floors, hatchways, remodeling, Starting rate In accordance one evening. Call 649-8671. treated with 3 coats of hot wax. Expanded Educational Assistance Program * PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER porches, garages, closets, ceU- with past experience and INCOME TAX — Business and 1848 CADILLAC — excellent Also cleaning and rewoxlng. COUNTER GIRL for laundry. Ings, attics finished, rec abilities. 1 PICKED ONE; O U TV BOV, WE'VE Individual returns prepared by condition, $100. CaU 648-6680 af­ CaU 643-6840. CaU office. CaU 649-2002. Lucky Interesting W ork in a Variety of Areos S T A N D S GOT TO FiND TH A T’S Income tax accountant. Ray- rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ TOQAV! THE TRUCK J CXCLL ter 4 p.m. Lady Laundry. WILL DELIVEI-:R A B O U T S O A P L A C E “ EAST. mound Girard. CaU collect, 876- er related work. No job too APPLY HIGH.' PUT IT.'y 7S$2. smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. fiends— Steeks Appli(»nts should have a high school education. Tracks— ^Tractors 5 Evenings 649-8880. Some job experience is helpful but not necessary. TAX RETURNS — experlMiced, Mortgages 27 CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER your home or mine, reasonable. 1967 FORD F-260, % ton, 8 foot ADDITIONS, remodeUng, BECO^ MORTGAGE — Un- IONA MFC. CO. 646-6866. rags, rec rooms, battiiooms Regent St., Manchester For a good job at Jet-Age pay, apply NOW at LOOK, UNCLE f PONH IT ORVVl AH'Ve HAP DUH-H...WELL lK)dy Camper Special. Two llniltod funds evaUahle for sec­ Sure, UAKBl LELANPI ALL OP THAT LITTLE MONSTER, HE'S STILL HEREl gas tanks, 4 speed transmis­ tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ ond mortgages, payments to the Aircraft Employment Office; GOT HIS5EUF AH CAN 5TUMMICK1 WANTED—Ride from north end ment work, ceUar floors, pat­ UMK, HE'S LETTIN' sion. V-8 engine. CaU 648-0776 suit your budget. Expedient An Equal Opportunity UNTIEP LAST PA AIR OUTA to Conn. Mutual or vicinity. ios, roofing. CaU Leon Celsiyn- NISHTl tlUR TIRES'. after 6 p.m. service, J. D. Realty, 648-6120. Employer you can Hours 7:46 to 4. CaU after 6, skl. BuUder. 649-4261. 646-8671. 1667 DODGE panel truck. Run­ 400 Main Street, East Hartford ning condition, $126. CaU 742- NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — do it RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ Business Opportunity 28 hairdresser — south Wind­ Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 4?30 P.M. 7676. sor location, good opportunity, Automobiles For Solo 4 tions, reo rooms, garages, PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a full-time, wUl consider new Tuesday evening till 8 P.M. r _____ I porches and rooting. No job modem 8 bay service station your­ I (0 IWI W MIA. I«. TM I,. US f l-\4 M niD O A ^ Oradlt vary bad? Auto Accessories— graduate. 628-8468 anytime. Bankrupt, rtpossaaalon? Hon- too smaU. CaU 840-8144. tor lease. Excellent opportu­ Saturday, 8 A.M. till noon aat Douglas accepta lowest ______TIras______6 nity, paid training program CTOSME'nCIAN wanted by Bur­ ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS HOMES, OARAGES, porohss, Gill 286-8770 afjer 6 p.m or self! down, smaUest payments, any- reO rooms, room additions, ton's Manchester. Complete de­ 1-201-877-8100. partment with major Unes. ALLieiGKT,. wkort. Not amsU loan finance kltohens, rooting, siding, gen­ MBS. M ALO IS, IF MDU BORG Warner transmission, 4 Good working conditions, 6 day BUT FIRST— eompany plan. Douglas eral repair work. Financing ESSO has modem 2-bay high •neuLY m t^rropoM E speeds. 876-3664. week, paid vacation. Apply in GRANT ME Motors, $46 Main. available. No down payment. volume service station In Man­ PRAH& •T person, Mr. Beargeon at down­ ONE l a s t Economy BuUders, Lno. 848- chester. SmaU Investment re­ town store. LOOK ...AT Trailers— 8169. quired. Paid training, 1 T 1867 CHEVROLET Bel Air, WHITNEY THE LOveLV Insurance ;benefits. For infor­ FULL-TIME sales personnel, BUT WE CAN SAVE YOU LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON door. CaU 648-7688 alter 6. Mobile Homos 6-A TILE, contractor—floore, waUs SCULPTURES mation call Hartford 627^188, Burton’s shoe store. Good shower door InstaUatlon, mar­ VOU HAVE 1 9 S(t rCTnVROLBT v-8 Bel Air TRAILER — 8x86’, 2 bedrooms, Mr. Seymour. starting rate for experienced WORK. TIME & TROUBLE AIRCRAR ble work, flrehearths, patios CREATED 4-door sedan, white. Original storms and screens, exceUent Individual. ExceUent lurking afid entrances. Free estimates. AM Interested in talking to an in THE owner. Dual speakers, rear condition, nice for camp or conditions and benefits. Apply Division of United Aircraft Corp. F O F B & r t CaU C ft D Tile Co., 648-0106' experienced real estate sales­ free estimetes defroster, radio, automatic lake. 289-6617. main store,, Mr. Beargeon. after 6. man to work in a new office. ______Ideal set up. Reply to Box SECRETARIES — temporary, ell work guarenteed An Equal Opportunity Employer WES' ROBBINS Carpentry re­ "TT'', Manchester3F Herald. full-time /\«*or 0-99-8, IvwwiAfllatAImmediate Uturday mil Biimtoy. " ’P'™’ '™”‘: modeUng specialist. Additions, JO SEP H P. LEW IS sor, donn. Opening week and jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA "O CHEVROLET — 1863, 6 cylin­ special, New Nimrod Camper reo rooms,- dormers, porches, Builders, 11 Asylum St., Hart­ Custom Painting 3 -M cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, e e IM hr HU, Ik. der, 4-door, automatic. Good $499. Rentals available. 628- ford, 278-761Q. . 649-9658 condition, 649-2696. 1041. bathrooms, kitchens. 040-8440. Read Herald Ads

1 /. tA fll mOHTEEN MANCHESTBR BVKNIMQ im A LD , OOffN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 For Solo 72 Houso* For Solo 72 Hdp Want«d>-Mal* 36 Apartnwiit tulMings He MANCHESTER EVENDfO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 PACn NINMlERf For Solo 69 MANCHESTER — exeoutlTe INVESTMENT opportunity — PART-TIME momlnys, Fuel B E im rs M I D nelghbortiood. Garrison Colon- 2-famUy, 6-6 flat, ^um lnim ______He « For Sale 72 truck driver. Apply Vernon Oil WANTED six or seven room Out Of Town O ut O f Toum Wanted— Real Estate 77 Duplicate Bridge lal, 7 rooms, largo famUy siding, largo lot, convenient lo­ CLASSIFIED Oo., Route 83, Vernon, see Mr. home. Will redecorate if neces­ COVENTRY For Sale 75 For Sale 75 room with flroplaoe, hugo mod­ cation. Leonard Agency, Real­ ______HOMES — land. Investment . » master point mu. sary, Manchester vicinity. CaU SPRING’S A COMING THE 1968 PHINNEY-HUNT em Utohen, screened porch, 2 tor*, 646-0460. BOLTON Center - 6 room COVENTRY - Immaculate mo- J S S^b^Sie^ch^^r ' ^ r ' l S 683-4727. Enjoy it in this modern 6 TALL TOUNO man to work 8:80 oar garage, wooded lot, $84,- MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ottve Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, dernl«,d 4 bedroom Colonial. Club last night at toe Ytallf^ room home in the country. beamed, living room with fire­ of qualified clients. Call Paul EDUCATIONAL TOUR ADVERTISING a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply Kage Co., ELDERLY woman would like 000. PhUbrlok Agency, Real­ new Ralaed Ranch, In one of Formal dining room, large Uv. Shade trees surround this place, one acre lot. Selling for J. Correntl! Agency, 643-6388. _ ^ Pine St., rear. 4 room apartment on first floor. tors, 640-5847. Manchester’ s finest residential ing room, den, 2 baths, front ______South; Mrs. Joseph Gottlieb and (Franchised By Chieppo Bus Co.) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CaU 648-8546. complete home and Its ga­ $22,600. For further informa­ .30ULDER road-Immaeulate 8 ------areas, modem Utohen, . dining and rear stairways to second SELLING YOUR HOME? For Mrs. Leonard Seader, first; Has a few seats left for girto from 9th grade up for a 4 week ooast->to-ooaat tour. rage. Call Don Sisco tor a , tion call R. F. Dtmock Co., floor, 2 car garag;e, 2 sheds, 8 AJL to 4:30 P.M. bedroom Garrison Colonial on room, famUy room w l» prompt courteoiis service that Bert Roes and Bill Cartwrjght, Visiting a variety of Industrial ptonta, national monumenta and parks, as well as his­ SalBsnwn Wantod 36>A 3-6 ROOMS, furnished or un­ surprise In house hunting! Realtor, 649-6246. large lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real toric geographic and cultural areas. park like 1.70 acre-lot. FamUy place, 2-car garage. |81>M0. Price, $12,900. See this one! gets results, call Louis Dimock second; Mrs. Jeannlne Ray- EXPERIENCED real estate furnished, quiet neighborhood. Estote, 648-9882. Traveling approximateay 300 milee per day, a stitdent will enjoy excellent camping room, breeseway, 2-car gar­ PhUbrlok Agenoy Realtors, 640- 649-6806. MANSFIELD — room Realty, 649-9823. mond and James Baker, and COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. salesman for full-time residen­ Needed May first. Box "R ” , (as well as motete) and see such Items as: 9t. Louto Arch, Oarisbad Caverns, Whtte age. BstabUshto prestige 6847. ______Ranch with acreage in a neigh- LAKEFRONT, attractive 4- Bill Ra'dzlewicz and Ru.ss tial sales. The Leonard Agen­ Manchester Herald. Semds Nat. Mon., Zoorama, Mt. Palomar, Ddesmyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, Grand Can­ 4>M PJf. DAT BEFORB PUBUCATION neighborhood. Shown by ap­ borhood with homes selling up rooms, garage, fireplace, built- Benttey, tied for third. yon, Mesa Verde, M t Rushmore, Black H u s Passion Play, Hormei Meat Packers, DeadUiie for Sotordojr aiid Monday Is 4:80 p.m. FMdny. cy, Realtors, 646-0469. SEVEN plus seven duplex, 8% B &. W ^thln 24 hours. Avoid red Bast-West; Mtes Carol "Indy” 600 and many others. pointment only. Bel Air Real baths, garage, central. West- to $86,000. We are happy to in range,.oil heat, cellar, sandy tope. In stot service. Hayes Q^eenhut and James LeSure, Estate, 648-0882. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. offer you this new home tor beach. $10,900, Hutchins Agen- Tour leaves June 24to and returns on July 20th. ’lyitBl tour cost is $692. Wrtte or BusIm s s Proparty side Realty, 649-4842. Agency, 646-0181.______George Gor- call tor complete brochure through- Manchester Parkade $86,000. For more Information cy. Realtors, 649-6824. TOUR COOPERATION WILL Halp WanfMl^ Manchester 649-5806 BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 ForSota 70 MANCHESTER — 6 room Oo- gx — 6 room older call toe Phllbrick Agency, 640- r ; IP YOUR home isn’t selling It- do". second; Mrs. Richard Mai* or Fomale 37 lonlal, sunporch, m baths, 2 SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling aelf —don’t blame toe house! Gworek and Fred Panzenhagen, home, completely remodeled, $14,900 — 4 ROOM Ranch, ga­ 6847. PAUL B. PHIIVNEY COMMERCIAL- Industrial at oar garage, treed lot. Priced 16x26’ living room, fuU dining ten room Ranch. Breezeway, 2 oet expert assistance — we third. a Manchester Green, approx­ rage, large lot. Good buy. Mlt------126 NORTH ELM STREET ContiniMd From PracBdIng Pag* to sell, $10,000. Hayes Agenoy, room, kitchen and den down, car garage, 2 kitchens, one have clients waiting. Keith Real The game Is played each imately 10.000 square feet, ten Agency, Realtors, 648-0930. « ------646-0181. 2 bedrooms up, sensibly priced and two half baths, fireplace,, Estote, 649-1922. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Fri- MANCHESTER, CONN.— TEL. 648-1481 HELP WANTED producing $800 per month in­ UNBELIEVABLE at $18,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ PORTER ST — quality built 6 alumlnum siding, large wood-' •'- '■ day at 8 p.m. at toe clubhouse, ‘i4«lp Wanf d Med* 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER — 6- room Two family 6% said 6%. ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 643- WANTED to purchase by an old- 135 Eldridge St. Play is open tor, 648-1677. room Garrison Colonial, 3 bed­ 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. 643-1677. Ranch, double garage, 2 Are- ^ ______Pour bedrooms each. Excel­ 0688. er couple small 4 or 6 room to toe public, EXPERIENCED HYDRAULIC A rooms, 1% baths, sunporch, MACHINISTS — experienced h places, carpeting, recreation j^j^cH E ST E R — needs redec- principals only. 648-7432. lent condition, recently ren­ single, all on one floor, with back-hoe operator and laborer 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. 2,400 SQUARE foot industrial EAST HARTFORD, recent 3 bridgeport and lathe operators, room, swimming pool, trees, orating, 6 room quality Ranch, ovated. City utilities, min­ heat, water and garage. Not to drive truck, needed immedi­ building for sale, centrally lo­ view, $22,000. Hutchins Agency, bedroom Ranch, city water, ample overtime. SEG Mfg. double garage, 2 fireplaces, WOLVERTON AGENCY ^ utes from Parkway. Cir­ too large a lot. Call 643-8026 be­ ately. Call 643-6027. Apply in Person Anytime cated, adaptable to many uses, sewer, full cellar, storms, fire­ Inc., 218 Hartford Rd., 649-3747. Realton, 040-6824. plastered walls, recreation Income potential plus —Large cumstances warrant quick tween 6 and 8:30 p.m. vacEUit. Priced to sell. Call sale. Unbelievable at $20,- place, 10 per cent down, $20,- PRESS OPERATORS room, swimming pool, trees. 9 room single, possible 6 bed­ HIGH school junior or sojUio- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, PITKIN ST. — 7 room Colonial. rooms, fireplace, 2 car garage, 000. 649-5306. 600. Meyer Agency, 643-0609. FORK LIFT OPERATORS DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 1*^ baths, fireplace, large sun A real opportunity. Hutch­ more boy, 16 years old, for 643-1108. bath and half, 84x140 lot, locat­ l\/l PACKERS 242 BROAD STREET rqpm, recreation room,, dish- ins Agency, Realtors, 640-6824. 6% ROOM Ranch located In V e r - ______Aueflons 78 work as dishwasher, automatic ed right In center of town, per- MANCHESTER, CONN. ADAMS ST — vacant machine B(Sl w non-RockvlUe area on fully AUCTION SALE — Entire con- First Shift, 45 Hour Week dishwasher, and other kitchen shop with 10,000 square feet BEVBN ROOM modem home Call 647-1040 after 4. No agents b a r r o w s and WALLACE Co. treed lot. B\ill basement with tents of laundermat, self-serv­ duties after school 3 days a on one floor, 2 acres of land, off Porter Bt. In one of Man- Ing house or 2 family conver­ EASTERN BOILER & please. Manchester Parkade basement garage, city water ice at public auction as one lot. ONCE-A-YEAR... FACTORY-AUTHOR'ZED week and every other weekend. © br nea, 2-family house included, sensl- _____ chesters finest nelghboihoods. sion. Low 20’s. Must be sold. ELECTRONICS, INC. Manchester 649-5306 and sewer, oil hot water base­ As is, where Is. Terms: Cash. Good pay, pleasant atmos­ HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full bly priced. Must sell. T.J. BEAUTIFUL 6 room Ranch, Custom buUt with many un­ Wolverton Agency Realtors, 99 Looiuls Si. board heat, insulated, amesite Immediate removal mandato­ phere. Apply In person. Brass or part-time. Apply in person. 'The way / see it—if Lindsay can run New York, he can Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. large rec room, 2 fireplaces, usual features. Beautiful park 649-2818. ANDOVER — five room Ranch, drive, buUt-ln oven and range. ry. All Items subject to prior Key Restaurant. The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 625 easily run the country!" bullt-ins, basement garage, like lot. Priced in the low 80*s. large treed lot, wall to wall PART-TIME Jobs from $60 to Immediate occupancy. Owner sale. Depot Square, 8 p.m., Main St., Manchester, Tuesday TIRED of paying rent? Sunoco many extras, acre lot. Mitten By appointment. PhUbrlok carpeting. Call owner 742-8125. $70 weekly. Permanent posl- OPENING In tire recapping Lots Fot Sole 73 selling, no agents please. 876- Saturday, March 16to. through Saturday. will sell a 2-bay, 2-llft, 20,000 Agency, Realtors. 648-6930. Agency, 640-6847. tlona for men, 15 to 20 hours shop. Steady worker, year ROCKVILLE — Added income 1686. gallons per monUi station l o c a t - ______KANORBBTBIR — Tr«ed 60x128 per week. Car needed. 440- 'round work, experience not es­ ed on Center Street, Manches- SPRING STREET — Large MANCHESTER and vicinity — will be yours when you SEAMSTRESS wanted to do al­ B-ion* lot. Wolverton AgsneJ^, ANNUAL SALE 5800, 4 to 6 p.m. sential. All benefits plus Christ­ purchase this 3-family home. terations on men’s and ladles’ Household Goods 51 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ter, to a qualified person. No Colonial custom built for pres- 60 homes from $14,600. CaU to- 646-2816. State Travel Report mas bonus. Apply in person. clothing. ExceUent company money down, no interest ent owners. Formal dining day. Meyer Agency, 648-0609. Location ideal, separate Legal Notices HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUques Nlchols-Manchester Tire, Inc., benefits. FuU or part-time. Ap­ OOVBNTRT — priced for quick furnaces, large lot, city utili­ HARTFORD (AP)—State per­ SINGER automatic zig' /ag sew­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, charges. Does this Interest room, Ubrary, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER — four room CAREER OPPORTUNITY 295 Broad St., Manchester. ply Box D, Manchester Herald. you? CaU or write Sun Oil finished family room, enclosed sale, 100x100 treed building lot, ties. Call Audrey Schaefer, 876- sonnel charged $609,426 to toe ing machine, exceUent condi­ glassware. We buy estates. VU- Ranch on bus line. Near shop­ UQliOB FBBUIT Co., P.O. Box 71, East Hart­ porch. Rooms larger than close to lake, lake privileges. 4341. R. J. F agg Co., 876-0774. NOTICE OF APPUOATION state In out-of-stote travel dur- tion, monograms, hems, but­ lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ping parkade, exceUent condi­ . Career position with retaU SCHOOL BUS drivers, part- ford, Conn., 668-3400. Evenings average. 2-car garage, wooded tonholes, fancy designs, etc Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. tion. CaU now only $14,600. $1,960.______PhUbrlok ^ en oy. Real- BOLTON-CoventryD U L .-v x )v e n u y line — 6% o. b !“ flcial records. according to of- shoe stores offering oppor­ ROUTE SALE time approximately 7 :16 - 9 Jeff Keith 647-9646. lot. PhUbrlok Agency, Realtors, ton , 649-0S47. _ _ dale St., Manchester, Oonnecttcut, flcial records, a.m. and 2 - 4 p.m. $2.48 per Originally over $300. Our price Hayes Agency, 646-0181. room L-shaped Ranch, like Travelers affiliated with the 4 649-6847. SOLID-STATE tunities for advancement to now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. WE BUY and seU antiques, and DON’T FIGHT — SWITCH hour. Apply Silver Lane Bus ONE ACRE plus lots. Residen­ new contotlon, double garage. a ’ o ? o ^ University of Connecticut management and merchan­ CaU 622-0931, dealer used furniture, china, glass, sU- Co., 49 Bralnard Place, Man­ TWO bedroom 2 story MANCHESTER tial, privacy. New Globe Hol­ dising position. WiUing to ver, picture frames, old coins, Investment Property S c y M8'-018l Charged $208,130 in ^avel ex- chester, Conn. older home in centrally locat- NINE ROOM TRI-UEVEL low school area. 649-8782. Agency, vm uiai.______Oolc St., Manchester, ConnccUcut. penses from July 1966 to June train aggressive young man. Is your present job getting guns, pewter, scrap gold, For Sole 70>A you down? Do you travel ed section of town, IM baths, Just what you have been Salary commensurate with UNCLAIMED watches, old Jewelry, hob- ROUTE 86, Hebron. 79 aore AraiSr'r ’^ cwS* o<®48"™L5SdJae “tubeless” aluminum storms and screens, experience. For more infor­ the same old dull routine by coUecUons, paintings, attic THREE good Investment prop- waiting for. A home close to farm with 6 room houat. 2 Situations Wantod— enclosed porch. Priced at $16,- ResortOft PiProperty mation call 649-4071 between day after day? Do you have contents or whole estates. FHir- ertles, offered at $60,000, $32,- everything. Two family large barna. Approximately 960 buckler of^^LTOd^s?y m m - Finance Commissioner LAY-AWAY 500. Cali Richard Zimmer, J. 2-6 p.m. or send resume to to fight for every raise? Male 39 nlture Repair Service, 648-7449. $28,600. CaU for details, rooms, patio, ceramic For 74 feet on State highway, atream Chester, c o i m e ^ i u George J. Conkllng approves Would you rather switch D. Real Estate, 643-6129. baths, built-ins, etc. If you Box M, Manchester Herald. New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing ______Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, COLUMBIA Lake — Waterfront on property, good for bones Dated laui d a y ^ ^ M a ^ travel vouchers for all state than light? Our company MAINTENANCE plumber — 649-6347. hurry it can be yours for agencies except toe university, PERSONAL TV machine. Sews on buttons, HOLL ST., smaU two famUy 6 room summer home. Very or beef. Completely fenced, ad------has an exceUent opportunity small repairs on plumbing and $25,900. CaU now! Mr. ______whose officials have total con- makes button holes, does all Rooms Without Board 59 flat. Ideal home and invest­ few homes ever offered in this Jacent to atate forreat. Immedl- ._ lim itatio n o bd eb in the Manchester area for heating. Faucets and valves re­ CENTRAL location — 3 apart­ Lewis, 649-6306. AT A couR’f'o F PROBATE, trol Over travel expenses of the latest fancy work, no at­ ment property. Both units area, $24,600. Hayes Agenoy, a dependable married man packed. No job too small THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ ments, 2 stores. Center Street occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real- held at M«iiioh-eiter,-withto-lJS--for " 7 , membera to t h e 'u s tachments needed. vacant. ’Trades considered. T.J. 646-0181. tor, 641-1677. the District of Manchester, on the members to tne u.H Rugged and reliable! Pulls-in clearest, sharp­ Accountants interested in running a busi­ 649-2954. tage St. centraUy located, large location. Priced below apprais­ 6th day of March. i ^ . The university has reportedly Crockett Realtor, 848-1677. B (Sl W ness and earning an above pleasantly furnished rooms, al. Morrison Realty, 648-0644. COVENTRY Lake — 4 room ANDOVER —6 room Ratoed agreed to try to cut down such est, steadiest pictures—even from distant parking. CaU 646-2358 for over­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. average yearly income. BALANCE $42.20 WOLVERTON Agency offers for summer cottag;e. ExceUent Ranch, 2 baths, 6 to 4 bed- Estate of Louis A. RI 1. late of expenses, to line with an econ- stations. Space-age solid-state components Tax Preparers night1 1 and permanent guest Manchester Parkade Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 your inspection in Manchester, area, close to water, beautiful rooms, fomUy room, treed lot, " rtet, de- Qjjjy drive ordered b y G ov. John Or Terms of $4.26 Per Month rates. Manchester 649-6306 replace tubes and damaging heat. Model 101 Houses For Sale 72 treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes low 20’s. Hayes Agenoy, 646- On motion ot Lillian R. Riopel, 46 D em psey to toe fa ce of an an- EXPERIENCED IN PREPAR­ WE OFFER GROOMING ALL breeds! Har­ this beautiful 7 room Cape. 4 CaU Capitol Manager Collect bedrooms, could be 6, 2 fuU BROOKFIELD ST. 8 room Agency, 646-0131. oin. ticipated state deficit of $60 mll- plays outdoors—even in cars, boats or air­ ING INDIVIDUAL INCOME mony HlU. H.C. Chase, Hebron ROOM—For retired peiwn or MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, 1. 8 day work week. Till 9 P.M. baths, garage, fuU basement ------ORDERED; That three months lion by June 30, 1969. TAX RETURNS. PART-TIME Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. night worker, free meals for aluminum siding, windows and Colonial, located in the center $20,600 — 3 bedroom Ranch, fire from the 6th day of March, 1368. be dniHno- the 1M 7 finral planes. Telescoping antenna; 38 sq. in. 2. Vehicle furnished, all operat­ errands. CaU 649-6469. with nicely finished play room, of town. New on the market, AND FULL-TIME POSITIONS doors, shed dormer. ExceUent place, garage, % acre nicely S^edYorlhS'cr^^S^-^tUt'^w^^ year, state employes charged to screen; retractable carrying handle; ear­ ing expenses paid. MUST GIVE away one, two 666-5662 along with Aluminum siding. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. Out O f Town AVAILABLE THROUGH­ location, beautiful grounds, landscaped lot. Leonard ^ th® $936,379 to travel ex- 3. All medical benefits. months Shepherd collie pup. $21,900. Wolverton Agency Downstairs has living room For Sole 75 phone for private listening. In Bro\wn, Black OUT GREATER HARTFORD. Apartments— Flats— $19,900. Mitten Agency Real­ Agency Realtors, 646-0469. directed to give puMlc notice to the penses for trips inside toe state. 4. Income protection if you are CaU 649-8818. Realtors, 649-2813. with fireplace, large dining or White. Buy now and SAVE $20. SALARY, BONUS ARRANGE­ tors, 643-6030. TOUJtND — Near Parkway, ------creditors to bring in their claims off sick. Tenements 63 room, kitchen with bullt-ins, $9,900 — Flreplaced, 3 room within said time allowed by pub- MENT. CALL H & R BLOCK, AKC registered Airdale Terrier ELECTRIC STOVE, $20. CaU MUST BE SEEN, 6 room Cape RAMBLING Cape Cod, den with fireplace, enclosed neat 4 room Ranch, 4H acres nanen,Rnnch Inroelarge encioseaenploied norphporen, »»blngnewspaper a copy having of this a order circulation in some tn _ 286-1981. 6. Profit sharing retirement puppies with permanent shots, 649-6720 after 6 p.m. LOOKING FOR anything in with enclosed porch, fireplace, o t land, privacy. Only $14,100. plan. 1800, dutch oven, exceUent side porch. Fine residential new furnace. Leonard Agency said pr probate district______within_____ ten wonderful companions. CaU real estate rentals — apart­ barn, 8 acres. View plus 6 room living room 16x14, dining room area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Realtors, 646—0469. days from the date of this order LEGAL 6. Also management training MAYTAG automatic washer, and return make to this court of 643-8716 after 6 p.m. ments, homes, multiple dweU- house. $81,000. Hutchins Agen­ 12x14, beautiful large kitchen 643-1677. the notice given. programs. mahogany swivel chair, flber- VERNON — 8 room Colonial s e v e n room Colonial, family ings, no fees, CaU J. D. Real cy, 649-6824. 11x16. Beautiful room sizes to JOHN J. WALLET, Judge. NOTICE TWO wire haired terriers, male glas drapes. Call 043-7464. Estate, 643-6126. say nothing about how gor­ with fireplace, attached ga­ room, 2V4 baths, all electric ■ MACHINIST and female, year old, mostly rage, peurttally finished base­ This is not a get-rich-qulck CLEAN, USED refrigerators RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 fuU geous the house is. Truly, a kitchen, 2-car garage on a cre LIMITATION OBDEB In accordance with Section 9- M white, purebred, $26 each. 876- WE HAVE customers waiting ment. Big corner lot, beautiful­ position. We offer only a se­ ranges, automatic washer.s baths, modem kitchen with must be seen home, $21,600. THIS IS REALLY wooded deadend street. Many held at M ^ ibrster. w l t o t o ^ Iot 425 of the Gen. Statutes, as FV>r machinery building. 1335, after 6 p.m. lor the rental o* your apart­ ly landscaped. Fine resldental cure and steady career with with guarantee.i See them at buUt-lns, formal dining room, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, extras, owner. $30,900 649-4364. toe pistrtet of Mbndiester, on the am ended and to accordance plays Some related experience or ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ - ■. . ____ - e 6ui day oi Marcn, 1968. ’ opportunity to earn top in­ family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- 649-2813. SOMETHING! location. T. J. Crocket, Real­ trade school background. COLLIE PUPS for sale, pure­ 8 . D. Pearl's Appliances. 649- tate, 6-.13-6129. VERNON — new custom raised Present, Hon. John J. Waliett, with the rules of the party, no- car garage. ExceUent neigh­ tor, 643-1677. AC or Battery Powered! Optional Acces­ Must be able to read blue­ come. Salary up to $6,600 bred. CaU 649-7729 mornings on­ Mam St Call 843-2171. SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ ------Ranch, three bedrooms, 2% Estate of Gladys M. Rldolfi, late -i®® hereby gfiven that M ay borhood, $30,600. PhUbrick Place for 2 or more families prints, mica, schematics. plus commission. Applicants ly. m ROOM town house apart­ ceUent condition, on bus line, SUBURBAN RANCH, over one baths, 2 car garage, fireplace '968, Is the day for holding sories include: Wet and Dry Cell Battery should be self-starters, have Agency, Realtors, 849-6847. plus a business. Living and Good wages, exceUent op­ ment, Includes all appliances, property Includes 2 extra build­ acre of woodland for your pri­ dn famUy room. $25,700. Meyer of Avis R. Dietz, U7 a prim ary for the election of Packs-carrying case and battery charger- a good employment record rentals. Top section of Man­ 12-Volt cigarette lighter plug-in power portunity for the right man heat, hot water private patio _ 7 room cus ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living Agency. 643-0609. '"M Sl4t?Sf^wIu; and have good desire to get 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG chester. with fast growing company. and celler, parking and stor­ Realtor, 643-6953. room, only 3 years old, $17,------wiii annexed. Dated at Manchester, Con- cord and voltage'regulator. ahead in life. Articles For Sale 45 tom built brick Colonial Cape, Evening or Saturday inter­ age. J.D. Real Estate, 643-6129. 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, COVENTRY — Immaculate 4 ORDIKEp- 'That thr^ montof necticut, this 14th day of March anywhere Nice condition. Makes but­ in like new conmtlo^ 22 acres EAST CENTER “sT 7 '9 ~ "r^ „ . ... , . from the 6th day of March. 1368, ne A views arranged. KODAK Instamatic 300 camera, room Ranch with extra build- and the same arc limited and al- 1968. ton holes, sews on buttons, 3% ROOM apartment, first high scenic land. Priced for KEITH REAL ESTATE 640-4686. 2Mi years old, $25. Call 649-2668 house, C zoned, for doctor’s of- ing lot. (over 2 acres). Alu- lowed for the creditors within which Theodore R. Cumm ings, Interviews does fancy work with one or floor, featuring one bedroom, quick sale. Hayes Agency, , , j , , , to bring in their claims against after 6 p.m. flees, 2 or 3 families, 136’ 649-1922 SOUTH WINDSOR — raised minum siding, oversized gar- ^ald estate, and said administratrix Chairman N. P, HALLENBECK, Inc. See Mr. Beauchette at two needles. heat, hot water, gas stove and 846-0131. frontage. Hutchins Agency, Ranch, modern kitchen with age, beauUful view. Only $16,- c t.o. is directed to give public no- Barbara E. Coleman, Bunker HlU Rd., Andover CAST IRON hot water boiler refrigerator included, $125. No T> , r. 11 non 7 — « lice to the creditors to bring in Interstate Motor Lodge SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed­ 649-6824. buUt-lns, dining room, 8 bed­ 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, their claims within .said Ume al- with jacket, mounted burner children, no pets, at bus stops Secretary 742-8061 Route 16 and Interstate 84 at rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, rooms, IH baths, garage, over 742-8243 lowed by publishing a copy of this and controls, 1240 square feet, on Center St., Manchester. Call FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, order in some newspaper having a Exit 96, Vernon, Conn. FULL PRICE $37.40 kitchen has buUt-ln oven, MANCHESTER 2 acres of land with trees, 649-0777. IH baths, fireplace, buUt-lns, ■ circulation in said probate district In the Shopping Center 3 years old, $160. 649-2954. range, formal dining room, X,600 PhUbrick Agenoy Real­ TOLLAND—Charming six room within ten davs from the date of EXPERIENCED electrical help­ Or Terms of $4. Per Month- & VICINITY garage, iVi acres, wooded, this order and return make to this Vernon Circle PROCESSED gravel for drive­ SIX room duplex, adults only. 13x20’ living room with unique tors, 649di847. Raised Ranch. Assumable court of the notice given. LEGAL er, paid vacations and hoU- Monday Through Thursday $26,600. Suburban. Hutchins mortgage, exceUent condition, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. SLIM, TRIM “ tubeless” PORTABLE I “take-along” SOLID-STATE STEREO ways and parking areas. Also Call Capitol Manager Collect References required, $126 per fireplace arrangement. T w o „ „ ^ days. CaU 649-6856. 12 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.M. years old. K this sounds like *22,900^um Windsor, 6-room Agency, Realtors, 849-6824. WINTERIZED home on Bolton treed lot, including rec room. NOTICE bank run gravel and fiU at Till 9 P.M. month. CaU 649-9223 after 6:30 Split Level plus paneled Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex­ EXPERIENCED tractor traUer our screening plant or deliv­ p.m. your kind of house you may Twenty minutes to Hartford. rec room, baths, base­ cellent Income producer. T.J. Priced to sell. A. G. Burrill Notice is hereby given of the : driver. Apply in i>erson. SAD ered. George H. Grifflng, Inc. want to talk to us. Wolverton LEGAL ment garage, treed lot, LEGAL Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Co., 621-3396. certification of party-endorsed Ino. 96 HlUlard St., Manches­ 742-7886. 666-5662 MANCHESTER — 6 room du­ Agency^ Realtors, 649-2813. plex available immediately, wall to waU carpeting, candidates of the Republican ter. ANDOVER, Raised Ranch, 8 YOU SAVED and slaved for $135 monthly. J.D. Real Estate THREE FAMILY — possible, good value throughout. NOTICE NOTICE Party for election as members Maintenance - Machinist Bu"Itons and Bows rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, 2 TTRE service man — 46 to wall to wtill carpet. Keep it Co., 643-6129. presenUy a two famUy with Notice is hereby given of the Df the Town Committee of said CHEST type freezer, holds 800 car garage, large wooded lot. 66 hours per week. Must be new with Blue Lustre. Rent existing rooms for third apart- |26,600—Vernon, 7-room Colo- certification of party-endorsed Notice is hereby given of the p^^j-ty in the Town of Manches- '■ steady worker and married. Rate Range (days) $3.24-$3.43 electric shampooer, $1. ’The lbs. Good condlUon. $100. 649- MANfJHESTER — 4 room apart- ment. ExceUent income, city nlal, 4 bedrooms, large candidates on the slate of the L^nard Agency Realtors, 646- ceVuficaUon" oY pariy-endorsed the'peraonrso"^- 9374. ^ Paid vacation, instuance, bonus We are looking for a man to Sherwin-Williams Co. ment. Convenient location. uUllUes, $28,900. Phllbrick kitchen with bullt-ins. Republican Party in the Town candldates on the slate of the jgrsed as candidates is on file Stove, refrigerator and heat Agency Realtors, 649-6347. ' and other benefits. Experience perform a wide variety of LARGE walnut chest of dining room, living room of Manchester for election as Republican Party in the Fourth office, being the office HANNAH’S husband. Hector, furnished, $160 per month. helpful but not essential.'Apply duties in the maintenance of drawers, twin bed, one uphol­ SOUTH MAIN St. arsa — 6 and and den, glass sliding delegates to the conventions of Senatorial District to the to"wns Town Clerk, 41 Center in person 296 Broad street. our plant. Must have me­ hates hard work so he cleans Hayes Agency, 646-0131. doors, sun deck, 1% said Party specified below. A The Perfect Pet of Manchester, Glastonbury, street, and copies thereof are NOW ONLY NOW ONLY the rugs with Blue Lustre. stered platform rocker, one ______6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ chanical aptitude and be baths, one car garage, Ust of the persons so endorsed Marlborough and East Hamp- available for public distribution, .JOURNEYMAN electrician, im­ Rent electric shampooer $1. Kennedy rocker, bookcase, 9x12 GROUND FLOOR tenement of ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockitt famUiar with machine tools rose beige rug, good condition. treed lot, city utilities. as candidates is on file in my ton for election as district dele- ,pj^g number of Town Commit- mediate steady employment. Olcott Variety Store. 2-family house, 3 large rooms, Realtor, 648-1677. and machining of replace­ 649-6768. gates to the State Convention of members to be elected, un­ $ 0 4 9 0 Wilson Electrical Co.. 049-4817. heat and hot water furnished. office, being the office of thw ment parts. Trade School i^ i^ P CARPET cleaning prob­ unfurnished, adults, no pets, DELIGHTFULLY distinctive 6% $29,900—Manchester, Rockledge Town Clerk, 41 Center Street, said Party. A list of the persons partjfc rules, Is 100. Ir MAN wanted to work in lum­ and 5 years industrial expe­ lems small —use Blue Lustre FOLDING gate, $1. Like new $110. per month. 643-4406. room Ranch. Walk to school, area, 6-room Ranch, llv- and copies thereof are available so endorsed as candidates is on Notice is also hereby given ber yard. Must have driver’s rience or equivalent requir­ waU to wall. Rent electric twin bed mattress, $10. Solid pool. Flreplaced living room, Ing room with cathedral for public distribution. file to my office, being toe of- that a primary will be held on Also brings you lasting solid-state reliability! P ic­ Lets records last a lifetime! Precision automatic oak goose-neck Boston rocker, license. Davis A Bradford Lum­ ed. Rogers offers a sizeable shampooer, $1. Pr.ul's Paint 118 MAIN St. — 3 room apart­ built-ins, anchor fenced large, celling and stone fire­ CONVENTIONS flee of the Town Clerk, 41 Cen- ^prn ig, 1968, if 25 candidacies tures and sound—in all tubeless models—come on player banishes discernible record and Diamond package of fringe benefits $28. 649-9606. ber Co., 200 ToUand St., East and WaUpaper Supply. ment, second floor, $110. 646- treed lot, storms, walk out fin­ place, large 'sun deck, 2 State Convention ter Street, Manchester, Con- (which is at least 26% of the and is an equal opportimlty 2426, 9-6. almost instantly. Model 117 with: telescoping Stylus wear. Two speakers. Fine-luggage case in Hartford. ished basement, laundry room, bedrooms, paneled den, Congressional Convention necticut, and cop es thereof are number of town committee employer enjoying steady BENDIX automatic washing antenna, 71 sq. in. screen, earphone for private several beautiful colors. Amazing performance machine and Bendlx electric plus many extras. $19,900, 648- tiled bath, 2-car garage. State Senatorial available for pubUc dlstrlbu- members to be elected by such -FULXr’lTME and part - time year ’round work. Applica­ ’TWO aquariums and all equip­ 8870. listening, in several sparkling colors! Saves you you must hear to appreciate. Model 233—one of dryer. $38 each. 643-5983. Business Locotions Terrific view. Immediate Convention tion. party in the municipality) are n man needed days, knowledge ot tions accepted daily. CaU ment, good condition.. 742-9182. occupancy. both power and service costs. many portable stereo Annual Sale values! BOWERS School — beautiful 6 Notice is also hereby given Notice is also hereby given (ued in accordance with Sec- * ball Joints, riiocks, exhaust Miss Banister, collect, 1-774- For Rent 64 that a primary will be held to tlons 9-382 to 9-460, inclusive, of . work and tire service neces­ 9606. Apply. ' LOST —bright carpet colors.. . room Cape with fireplace, ga­ that a primary will be held on said Senatorial District on (^en. Statutes, Rev. of 1968 re- sary. Wholesato Tire Co., 367 restore them with Blue Lustre. Machinery and Tools 52 s t o r e f o r r e n t - down rage, fuU basement with nice *®2.700—Bolton custom built 6V4 April 18, 1968, if a slate of can- April 18, 1968, If a slate of can- vised to 1964, by persons other Broad St, Manchester. Rent electric shampooer $1. ------town Manchester, State finished rec room. Occupancy room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dldates for any or all conven- Plnewood Furniture Shop. BOLENS tractor with 36” mow­ Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ good sized living room tdons is filed in accordance wlith dldates for such ednvenUon is than party-endorsed candidates: ROGERS corporation to be determined. This home . . . on many Magnavox Ahnual Sale Values: Color TV from $349.50 . . . solid- M SN part -time for Janitor work er and 32” snow caster, trailer er, State ’Theatre, 648-7832. is in first class condition. Don't with stone fireplace and Sections 9-382 to 9-460, inclusive, filed In accordance with Sec. 9- provided the number of such • p.m. - 12 midnight. Steady MILL and OAKLAND STS. and cord wood saw. CaU 649- be dlsappointcU. CaU now Wob *‘**®*'®" of Gen. Statutes, Rev. of 1968 408 of the General Statutes. candidacies plus the number ot state Stereo Consoles from $138.50.. . solid-state Tape Recorders from $44.90 9704 after 6 p.m. TWO newly remodeled offices. Forms for petitions for filing endorsed candidates exceeds work, five nights per week. Fuel and Feed 49-A verton Agency, Realtors, 649- with bullt-lns and dining revised to 1964. solid-state Table Radios from $14.95 . . . Pocket Radios from only $8.95 MANCHESTER, CONN. Can be used together or sepa­ such candidacies for district the number to be elected to said Can 849 9334, General Cleaning 2818. 'or P®t‘«ons for filing rately, on Main St. CaU ' 648- delegates by or on behalf of a town committee. (If number of 9678. HAY FOR SALE by the bale. Musical Insfruments 53 MANCHESTER — spacious 7 slate of enrolled Republican apposing candidacies filed la re- SAVE PLUMBERS and helpers. Per­ CaU 643-7406. room home. ExceUent location, .torage Mad, on. Vr. ‘ "" party members of other than juced to less than such 25%, MANAGER trainee — Due to 677 MAIN Street, ground floor publican party members of manent year ’round work. New COMPLETE deluxe Gretch double garage, aluminum sid­ wooded lot, good location. party-endorsed candidates may no primary will be held.) construction,, must have trans­ expansion we need a man to office suite. 375 square feet, other than party-endorsed can­ drum set, like new condition. ing, large rooms, bus line, C u c h i be obtained from the Republl- Forms for petitions for filing portation to shop. CaU for ap­ train for a managerial posi­ containing 3 rooms, private didates may be obtained from CaU 649-6411. baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $42,600—Bolton, can Registrar of Voters of any such candidacies by or on be- ONE-OF-A-KIND FLOOR SAMPLES pointment between 6 and 7 p.m. tion. Good starting salary whUe 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad- .f.,.*” ® "™ old Frederick E. Peck, Republican custom 9 INCHES town dn the district. Instrua-^balf of enrolled Republican 688-4680. training. Must have car. Must Portable sewing machine, DRUMS, Slingerland — com­ jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- THINK BIG about this one be­ RninoH Rarw.h I ' Registrar of Voters, 41 Center / fesslonal, insurance or real Raised Ranch, large llv- o._ A. . . . tions for filing such a slate of party members may be obtata- 4 have neat appearance and good sews on buttons, makes but­ plete 6-plece set with Zlldjlam cause everything about it is. ing room with cattedral Connecticut- 295 Sq. In. Color Combination with Doors. 71 Sq. In. Portable TV. personality. Many employe ton holes, monograms, over­ cymbals. Like new. Must be estate office. CaU 649-0097. Nine big rooms includes 4 bed­ candldates are contained in ed from Frederick E. Peck, Re- celling and full wall fire- '"®‘ rucUons for filing such a Part I, Instruction Page, of toe publican Registrar of Voters, 41 Model 591. Remote Control and Model 1U114. Was $89.50. Is OFFICE MANAGER — benefits. Apply in person, ’The casts, blind hems dresses, seen to be appreciated. 872-3111 pOR RENT or sale — 461 Main rooms, a rec room, game room," place, formal dining candidates are contaln- Automatic C!olor. Was $950. Is # # 0 Singer Co., 866 Main St., Man­ no attachments needed. a 36’ living room-dining room petition form, copies of which Center Street. Manchester, Con- CONTROLLER •______St. Building and lot next to Post room, country styled Part I., Instruction Page, are available in said Regis- necticut. Instructions for filing chester, Conn. Five year parts and service Office. ExceUent location for combination, 2 full bathrooms kitchen with plenty of petition form, copies of KENT electric guitar, 2 pick­ and closets everywhere you . V r m ®'fi®®®i to obtaining such candidacies are contained guarantee. any use. 646-2426, 9-6. cabinets and bullt-lns, 4 '^*’*ch are available In said Reg- Large textile manufacturer ups, sway bar, exceUent condi­ look. All this plus an income A versaUle event calls for toe petition'form, toe consent in Part I, Instruction Page, of bedrooms, separate den, 'etrar's office. Prior to obtain- in Stafford Springs, Conn., tion, $110, with case. 643-2279 producing separate apartment. charming ®ach candidate to be pro- the petition form, copies of Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Serviced B;^ Our Own Mechanics 8 full baths, spacious rec petition form, the con- seeks capable, experienced COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 after 6 p.m. A shady front porch and, at­ two-plecer. A sheath skirt is 2 6 0 4 ^ posed therein plus a deposit of which are available, in said Regr MACHINISTS Out of Town room, 2-car garage, one ®ent of each candidate to bo pro­ FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 man to assume position of tached 4-car garage, acre lot. topped by a button and bow, |igo(, g^gj, g^g^ candidate Istrar’s office. Prior to obtaln- Or Terms of $6.60 Per Month t For Rent 66 acre treed lot. This home posed therein plus a deposit of responslblUty. Duties in­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, volve, preparing financial ENGINE LATHE FULL size violin, 2 bows and has many "extras. (16.00 for each such candidate "“ No‘''‘m7'"^to°pLt^G^^^^ is Do you want to please toe R®f®' the petition form the consent TURRET LATHE Call Capitol Manager Collect SMALL HOUSE in country, 649-2813. statements and reports, co­ Till 9 P.M. case, good tone, $35. 649-9606. must be filed witli said Regis­ newly ^ e d to conform to toe youngster? It’s simple -Just ^ “ opposing Df each candidate to be pro- BRIDGEPORT suitable for retired couple or A S a r d s of ready-to-wear crochet this adorable poodle I containing the required posed therein plus a deposit of ordination of data process­ one person, electric Ijeat, $76. WOLVERTON AGENCY trar. A petition for an opposing TERMS: 30 Day Cosh 'A 3Q-60-90 — No Interest o.’ Carrying Charges ing, personnel data and fuU Minimum One Year Experience Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two U & R REALTY CO. Inc date containing the required sizes. Sizes 6 to 18, bust 30% Fun to make; so nice to give, "“ "jher of signatures of enroll- $16.00 for each such c^dldate 45-56 Hours Per Week per month. Call Carof Laking, general ledger control. Ex­ 666-5662 bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, number of signatures of enroll­ to 40 Sizes 12, 34 bust, 3 yards Pattern No. 2604 has complete f*' P®puhllcan Party members must be filed with said Regls- Liberal Benefits Antiques 56 Realtor, 228-3368. No Down Payment — Up To 3 Years to Pay ceUent opportunity for ad­ living room, kitchen, bath and 643-2692 ed Republican party members of 46-lnch. crochet and finishing directions. 'he town or district, as toe trar. A petition containing the First and Second Shifts WANTED TO BUY — anUoues, vancement. , Salary open. full basement. On 60’ x 120’ in said town must be filed Send 60c to coins plus 16c for Send 860 to coins plus 16c for ®®®® he, must be filed required number of signature^ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ ROBERT D. MURDOCK Reply Box Ip, Manchester CALL MR; GIGGEY, 876-3317 Wanted To Rent 68 treed lot. Approximately $4,800 with said Registrar of Vot­ first-class mall and special han- first-class maU and special han- «'‘'h the Republican Registrar Df enrolled Republican party, Householci Goods 51 ed lamps, art glass, primitives, HUng for each pattern. filing for each pattern. Voters to the town in which members to said municipality X Herald. ■ 1 An Equal Opportunity a______— ------to assume 6% per cent mort­ Realtor 648-6472 ers not later than 4:00 p.m. any quantity. 644-8962, WANTED to rent for occupancy Sue Burnett, Manchester Anne Cabot, Manchester P®titlon has been circulated must be filed with said Regis- , Employer SINGER spring clearance sale gage at $96.22 a month, $16,800. ———^ —:-----ri------—------:— April 14. house in Manchester, Wolverton Avtxnnv RAnlfnra i«iiviAv^uuAiiuIMMACULATE o6 • - room room ijape Cape , March. ■ 28,,v 1968 v. being— the 21st Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF Evening Herald, U60 AVE. OF co' '“ '®'' 4:00 p.m. on trar of Voters not later than of trade-in sewing machines. ^ CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, family of five.’ Write P.O. &49-2813 * breezeway and garage and preceding the day of the NIGHT supervisor ■ for whole- AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. March 28, 1968, being toe 21st 1:00 p.m. on March 28, 1968, "Portables from $9.96. C!on-' expert repairing. Colonial only eight years old, formal Palmary, sale grocery warehouse, salary BRIDGEPORT operator, set up Box 1101 or call 649-1973 eve­ 10086. 10036 lay preceding the day of toe being the 21st day preceding toe soles from $19.95 and Zig Zags Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. dining room, three large bed- Dated at Manchester, Con- plus Uberal benefits. Apply In own work. Small shop, over- nings. IMMACULA’TE 6 room Cape on Print Name, Address with Zip Print Name, Address with Zip primary. , jay of .the Primary. ' from $29.96. All reconditioned Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. large wooded lot. Fireplace, rooms, closet space galore, full necticut, this 12th day of March person, Mr. Warshavsky, Gaer tlmo, benefits. Apply Ourco Ciode, Style Number and Size. Code and Style Number. Datedi at Manchester, Con*, Dated at Manchester, Ck>n-. by Singer experts. Singer Sew­ - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 WANTED — 4 room apartment, walk-out basement^, " $21,600. 1968. Bros., 140 Rye Stteet, South Mfg. Ck>., 782 Mascolo Rd., walk-out basement, aluminum Fashion conscious women — Send 6O0 today for toe new '68 necticut, this 12th day of .necticut, this 12th day of March, ing Center, 8((6 Main St., 643- p.m., closed ’Tuesday and middle aged gouple, no chil­ storms and screens. Char-Bon Wolverton Agency, ' Realtors, Edwaitt Tomklel, Potterton’s Windsor. South Windsor, 289-1298. send now for our latest issue Spring A Summer Album I Free March 1968. i968. 130 CENTER STREET CORNER OF CHURCH 8883. Wednesday. dren. 649-1894 " anytime. Realty 643-0683. 649-2818. Town Clerk of toe Spring A Summer ’68 knit directions for man’s or boy’s Edward Tomklel, Edward Tomklel, OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. Basic Fashion —60c. . cafile-cardigan, Town Clerk ' Town Clerk \ , . ■

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<«::iis PAOB TWHiflTt THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1988 Avenge,Daily Net Press Ron IRaturlr^jGfter Enm ittg 1|«ral!i Fhr Tho Week Ended March 6, 166$ The Weather Dr. and Mrs. Imdn Kove are Mrs. Roger Lemelln of 41 Dr. John P. Wheeler of 80 Cloudy tonight. Low in tipper \ About Tow n patrons for a reception Satur­ Teresa Rd. was recently elected Haynes St will be InstaUed as a Hospital Notes 1 5 ,5 8 0 80s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy. day at Mermaid Taverm, Strat­ to a two-year term on the execu­ Fellow of the American Ccdlege High tn 60s. Lyle T. ,Neddow, 18 Bank St., ford, honoring Dr. James Caved- tive board of the Natural Fam­ Visiting hours ate 2 to 8 p.m. Mancheater— A City of Village Charm Junior. dMoon of FihUoaophlc of Obstetricians and Qynecolog- laro o f New Haiven, president of ily Planning Association of Con­ ists at Ita annual meeting Kay In all areas excepting maternity Lodge of RoMarch Maaona in T EM P LE’S FuSiframlNe the Connecticut Podiatry Asso­ where Oiey. are 2:80 to 4 p.m. VOL. LXXXVU, NO. 140 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Hartford, will apeak on "Roman necticut. 0 to 0 ‘ in Chicago, Bl. A Fel­ 308 MAIN STOiEErr (ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUIOK) MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1968 (daostfled AdverUslag on Page Si) ciation. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private PRICE SEVEN CENTS Ckthollciani, Freemaaonry and low must have graduated from David Keith, son o f Atty. and an medical school, rooma where Oiey are 10 a.m. Beumenlam," at the Anniver- to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested lary Dinner and Roll Call of Gary D. and Ttanottiy R. Oal- Mrs. W. David Keith of 88 iBll- limited his practice to obstetrics ONE OF THE LARGEST MAGEE CARPET STOCKS (N creat Rd., has been elected to not to amoke In patients roMns. Momauguin Lodge of Maaona in lagher, aooa o f Mr. and Mrs. and gynecology for at least flve ALSO ONE OF THE LARGEST ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING SE- thn Cum Laude Society of Wil- years 'before apidylng for mem­ No more tiian two visitors at New Haven next Monday eve­ DanM Oaliagtier of 51 O’Leary one time per patient. Le c t io n s in n ew En g l a n d . * ning. Neddow ia alao historian D r, have been named to the braham (Mass.) Academy, bership, and passed ,an exam in of Manchester Lodge of Masons. first semester dean's Uat at Vll- where he is a senior. obstetrics and gynecology. ADMITTED YESTERDAY : lanova University, VUIanova, William Arendt, Bolton Branch James Qolden, son of Mr. and C. JuUsn Panrlslh, a career FIX-UP FOR SPRING Robert D. Oodin of 383 Sum­ Pa. Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Elsie Bard, Mrs. John Qolden of ISO Porter dervekipment analyst for the 78 Mather St.; Mrs. Doris Bent- Gold Prices Skyrocket mit St. ia on the dean’a list at St., has been named to the first Paris New York Staite Depaitoient ly, WlUlmantlc; Mrs. Muriel the University of Connecticut Oub Scout Pack 47 will meet semester dean’s list at Provi­ of Civil Service, will speak to­ Chaloux, Olastonbury; Roy Qal- School of Physical Bducatlcm for tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Cooper dence College, Providence, R.I., morrow on "Mliwrtty Piob- lant, 81 Stone St.; J : cf Mancbester. berly Melroy, 88 Grandview St.; Do One Or The Other Siaek Exchnnur BUCKLAND STORE Dawn MUler, Brookfield Rd., Miss Helene D. Klecolt, daugh­ gtsld Bolton. ^ ^ tallw *»« London Market Shut ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Also, William Moran, Parker CERAMIC BATHRCCM 1310 TOIXAND TURNPIKE Klecolt of 166 Mountain Rd., is Bridge Rd., Andover; Mrs. Lena PARIS (AP)-^The price of gold reached $44.86 an on the dean’s list for the first Morrison, 109 Poster St.; Ste- It eexsts so little and adds so much. ounce on the Paris market today, more than $9 above Exit 93 — Rout* 15 — Nm t Ccridor semester at the College of Woos­ r*en OseUa, 82 Hemlock St.; 6OL0 ter, Ohio, where she is a sopho­ It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle for sub­ the $35 price guaranteed by the United States. Wild Mrs. Harriet Parker, 76 Country speculation in Hong Kong sent the price to $40.47 more. Lano, Rockville; Mrs. Elsie stitutes. Nothing has the style like Plank, 677 Griffin Rd., Wapplng; CERAMIC Tile. while the London gold market suspended operations un- The Oonnectlvut Division of Steven Prisk, East Hartford; ILEHALT F o ilji jian M oil der government decree. the National Secretaries Asso­ Prances Rogers, 49 Vernon France refused to go along ciation will have an all-day Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Mary l A m P A l ^ c g with other major European gold workshop Saturday at the Hart­ Stopskl, 69 Deepwood Dr., Wap- BRITAIN Triggers dealing nations in action to ford Hilton Hotel, starting at 9 ping; WlUlam Titone, Stafford U.S. dampen buying. Normally, the am . The theme is "Potpourrl- 1 1 9 Bank of France intervenes to Springs; William Trafton, High Wpe, Ikeods, Travel and You.” Manor Trailer Park, RockvlUe; INSTALLED The Queen acb$ Higher Rates keep the price Just above the $85 Mrs. Nora Westover, RFD 1, Freo dollar figure. But today, be- ’nw Frendi dub of Manches­ Andover; MTs. Mary White- Up to 100 Sq. Ft. Includes Labor, cuase the market did not re­ ter will spcnsor a whist and set­ house, Broad Brook. Materials and Your Choice of Colors. ceive fresh supplies from the back card party Monday at 8 Estimates E X P R E S e l cm gold: Banks On Interest seven-nation gold pool In Lon­ p.m. at Orange Hall. Refresh­ b ir t h s YESTERDAY: A don, the Paris price was al­ PECBAL! ments will be served, and tick­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leo­ SHOP AT WASHINaTON (AP) — Bat­ lowed to find its own level in ac­ ets may be purchased at the nard Murray, niompsonvllle; a tling the frenzied wave of gold cordance with local supply and son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HOME shutdown door. buying in Europe, the govern­ demand. Qaudet, East Hartford. CRISIS 5 ment triggered higher interest However, the Bank of France DISCHARGED YESTER­ The American Legion has can­ DIAL rates for American borrowers played a major role. It allowed DAY : Mrs. Constance Smith, SATURDAY MARCH 16 celed its Seafood Night sched­ I W O R lJ> today and convoked an emer­ the price for one kilogram—2.2 Warehouse Point; Mrs. Mary »AII.Y uled for tomorrow at the post 643-6662 gency meeting of representa­ pounds—to rise to an unprece­ Ulrich, a d e r MUl Rd., Andover; R X F R E E a A home. The usual seafood menu NO OBLIGATION tives of gold pool naUons. dented 7,(X)0 francs or $1,400 William Caruso, School St., will be served Friday, March In a related move, the London from the outset of dealing In a Coventry; Mrs. Jean Andrew, OUT OF TOWN 22, at 6:30 p.m. gold market—accepting a U.S. bid to hold down demand. GREENLAWN FERTILIZER East Hartford; Eleanor Krause, G O U ) SH0 ^ : 7» CALL OOXJJECT suggestion—did not open today. Today’s over-all volume was 24 Dudley St.; Claudia Godin, Staff Sgt. Paul E. Elliott, hus­ There was no immediate word $43.86 million compared with 10.5-5, 75% ORGANIC NITROGEN 460 Main St.; Mrs. Sarah John­ band of the former Lorraine M. on when trading would resume. $82.6 million Thursday. Thirty son, 462 Adams St.; William OPEN DAILY Olbert from Manchester, recent­ SH U T £ The pattern was mixed in oth­ tons of fine gold, excluding ♦ 50-LB. BAG GO O A Johnson, 1498 SulUvan Ave., ly received the Air Force Oom- er gold-trading centers on the coins, changed han^, cofnpared Wapplng; Mrs. LUy Gordon, 820 9 - 6 R»g. $3.80 mendatlon Medal at Minot AFB, Continent. Trading was halted Thursday, ToUand Tpke.; Mrs. EUa Sturte- N. D, He is an accounting and in Zurich but proceeding on a In the face of London’s sus- vanl* Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. -OR- $70*00 THURS. . FRI. 9-9 finance supervisor at Minot, and limlted basis in Frankfurt. In pension the French Finance Ethel Getchell, 81 Deepwood Dr. will retired from the Air Force Paris the decision was to go Ministry had decreed normal FREE REFRESHMENTS — FREE GIFTS Also, Lionel Leesard, 169 Ly- TU B A R E A i W art; the end of the next month. ahead with business as usual on tradmg on the gold market, the Hot Dom - Coffee - Cookies — 9 a.m. - 4 p.in. ness St.; Richard Lane, 67 MIU f Ariw tl FREE Balloons for aU the kids INSTALLED the gold market. stock market and other ex­ Grade 7 Methodist Youth Fel­ St.; Tert and Sharon Parks, 264 Uncertain which way to jump, changes. FREE Hot Dish Mltta for the first 00 ladles Oak St.; Mrs. Kathleen Braga lowship of South Methodist GOLD the Bank of Finland suspende(l FREE Fhat Aid Kite for the fliat GO men and daughter, 180 P r o je c t St., EXCITING PAHERNS IN President CHiarles de Gaulle Church will continue a discus­ rush all foreign exchange transac­ has argued that much of the FREE Rose to the ladlee Rockville; Mrs. Patricia M yty^ sion on ‘‘Hoetllltles,’’ at its tions. world’s monetary troubles are meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at and son, 53 Hany Lane, Rock- (AP Photofax) FREE 80-lb. Bag of Lime with the purchase of 8 Baga U.S. officials sought to stem attributable to U.S. investment Lawn Fertiliser the church. vUle; Mrs. Roberta Wilson and Henry Fowler ponders gold crisis, reflected in British newspapers. the gold buying spree, which daughter, East Hartford; Mrs. In Europe through what ho con­ ARMSTRONG threatens the very existence of siders inflated dollars. He hdd Diane Hill and son, 23 Bautaola the international money system. FREE DOOR PRIZE DRAWING Rd., Andover. an emergency meeting with his College Society in this series of rapid-fire devel- finance minister, the governor opments late Thursday: of the Bank of France and his 2 AGWAY TIRES Awarded Charter State News —The Federal Reserve Board foreign minister, 4-PLT NYLON TUBELESS ITRES Embossed Linoleum Elephant Finally Buried Sen. McCarthy Moving raised its discount rate from 4.6 Later Finance Minister Ml- Msuichester Commimlty C d- FRESH CIDER per cent to 6 per cent, effective chel Debre told reporters: “ Ybe M lege’a OoUegiate Administrative Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimensional design. Father of 3 today, In a move designed to French position is well known, Management Society received MADE WEEKLY MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—“ It was a sad place to put her,” Hoxle fight Inflation and restore confl- There will be no official state- FREE Tucker said after he watched the bulldozer push Cora the ele­ NOTHINO TO BUY—JUST REGISTER its charter Monday at the an­ UNTIL MAY Its richly textured appearance makes dence In the dollar overseas. ment.’’ nual Education Night meeting phant into the big hole at the garbage dump. Found Guilty To Head Off Kennedy —The Treasury Department Jacques Rueff, one of De o f the Hartford Chapter, Amrt^ it ideal for just about any room in the “ But what else are you going to do? We just wanted to do and the Federal Reserve sched- Gaulle’s chief monetary speclal- lean Management Society, at someUUng nice,” Tucker said. AGWAY ART FISH’S WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Dakota June 4 was prompted by with Kennedy’s this weekend at W a l S X n “ amo^^ the Tobacco Valley Inn. Cora had been a star with Tucker’s Hoxle Brothers Circus present “ ridiculous monetary house and the soft colons will give a In Murder Eugene J. McCarthy, convinced Kennedy’s statement and a de- a meeting of the SO.CKW member ^ ^ seven David A, Fkuiigan, first past SQUARE on its trek from Florida to New York and back before she died ROSE SPECIAL CIDER MILL Sen. Robert F. Kennedy plans to sire to get into these states antiwar California Democratic president of the Student org^an- lift to any decorative scheme. YARD Wednesday at the age of 66. (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) HARTFORD (AP) — Joel G. join the Democratic presidential ahead of any possible Kennedy Council. REG. $1.89 ^ 0 ^ iaatlon, was presented the char­ Comer Lake St. ft After Tucker couldn’t get anyone to haul away Ck>ra’s 6,600 A Oder Mill Rd. LaBreck, 29, father of three ? " 'candidacy. The council spawned the Mc­ ter by Mrs. Helen B. Oay, di­ pounds, he tried to bum her. But zoning and pollution control the New Yorker In the remialn- "It certainly has that effect,” BOLTON—649-4886 Inspectors ordered Tucker to stop and firemen extinguished children, was convicted of first- Carthy movement in Cialifomla rector of education; and Frank Ing preference primaries. McCarthy told a reporter. STUNNING ROSES the blaze. but there is an undercurrent of Havens, president, o f the Hart­ degree mm-der in the kiUdng of “ I think he will announce be- The Minnesotan said he ex- ford Copter. Kennedy sentiment within the America’s favorite flower. On a fence or • Guaranteed let Quality So Cora lay where she died until Thursday when Tucker got a M-year-old housekeeper. fore Monday,” McCarthy told pected Kennedy to challenge by a doorway, as accents in the border, Officers of the college society Armstrong permission to bury her In a dump. A truck hauled her there. A Superior Court jury of six membership. The group Is ex­ Impeached Robles • Cut from Full Rolls reporters Thursday, "unless the him in Nebraska May 14, Ore- pected to endorse McCarthy or in a bed themselveB, roses ore the are James Baker Jr., president; men and six women deliberated reaction is bad” to Kennedy’s gon May 28 and California June highlights of the summer garden. Ag- Francis O’Brian, vice president, 100% LOCAHOtt about four and a half hours overwhelmingly at the close of • Regularly $9.95 statement he Is reassessing the convention Saturday. way offers pre-started, ready-to-plant, both o f Manchester; Nancy T. m o n t in a ® Thursday before reaching the whether to challenge President q n ^ ty graded bushes, well-formed and Available April 1 Kennedy was faced with hav­ "McCarthy has earned, Tuazallno, secretaav, of East verdict. Johnson. Ordered to Trial of good caliber. Cbooee from six of ing to decide today about the through his courage and leader­ Hartford; and Mary Ellen Jo­ LaBreck was convicted of fa­ America’s all-time favorite varieties In­ VINYL CORLON McCarthy aides said the tim­ Nebraska contest in order to ship, the right and duty to be PANAMA (AP) — The Na­ sephs, treasurer, of WllUmantlc. OFFICE tally beating with a rifle Mrs. ing of his Thursday announce­ ence to maintailning "constitu­ cluding Peace, Blase and New Yorker. Tentative Pact Set meet the filing deadline. supported,” said Gerald N. Hill, tional Assembly has ordered AU are sophomores. NOW Mary Morris in the kitchen of ment that he will enter primar­ tional order.” A tantalizingly different flooring with McCarthy Is due to undergo a council president and co-chair­ President Marcus A. Robles to Faculty advisor to the MCC SPACE her employer’s home at 1284 ies in Indiana May 7 and South The impeachment proceed­ natural design effect that fits prac­ test of his strength compared man of the Mc<3arthy campaign stand trial March 24 after Im­ GALVANIZED orgranizatlon is Mrs. Alexandria Trout Brook Drive, West Hart­ ings stemmed from a report For Doctor or in California. peaching him on charges of un­ Tomany, Inetruotor in business tically every decorative theme. Use it At Keimecott Copper ford on March 3, 1967. She died several weeks ago by an all-op­ practices. Professional Man with everjrthing from modem to Oct. 24. At least one of Kennedy’s constitutional political activity. position assembly committee TRASH CAN closest political advisers mean­ Conviction would mean his re­ The students are planning a feudal. Ideal for both home and busi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Ken- Kennecott gave no further de- A hearing will be conducted charging that Robles, 62, violat­ I Beg. $2.8 trip to New York City next Gall M, Matrick while Is urging him against risk­ moval from office If the Nation­ ed the constitution by openly 20-GALLON ness. Can be installed on floors in SQUARE necott Copper Corp. announced tails, but it was believed the 64- Tuesday to determine whether month for a tour of the stock 649-5203 YARD ing his political future by mak­ al Guard, Panama’s army, did supporting presidentiail candi­ direct contact with the ground. 19 o cent figure was a wage increase LaBreck should die in the elec- Ethics Panel Advises not Intervene. exchanges. today a tentaUve contract * 40-month contract. The trie chair or be imprisoned for ing a race for the Democratic date David Samudlo In the cam­ beautiful colors. The assembly impeached Ro­ ^ON ALL AGWAY agreement providing 64 cents unions have been demanding in- tlfe. The same jury which con- nomination this year. paign for the election May 12. * Pre|Miratlon and Installation Extra "It’s entirely possible,” said bles Thursday night on a motion Samudlo, Robles’ former fi­ per hour pay increases, in the creases In wage and fringe ben- '’Icted him will decide his pun- by opposltin Deputy Jacobo Sa­ ishment Two Finance Reports the informant, who asked not to nance minister. Is the govern­ first major break In White eflts totalling about $1 per hour. las. The vote was not known, MOTOR OIL - GREASE Judge Walter J.- Sidor sched­ be identified, ’’that he will an­ ment prop«rty holdings worth _'*^®_ ®^®*' two proposals In- pony said. cussions in the Executive Office State’s Attv John D LaBelle $10,000, interests In trusts, eluded in the committee’s pro- Also, the tentaUve agreement bulging,...... just across the...... streetreli^ heartly on toe te s ^ o n v “ abilities of $6,000 or more, and Po®®d ®®de of ethics would ap- is BUbject to ratification by toe ^ouse. NegoUa- of Moiln In TOnvlctlng LaBreck^ ®®®b officers and em- 1 '*^®*’® ^®*'® P*"®®- turned state’s evidence **’® ®®"®‘ ®- each Inte^U on^ i^ o n to- Johnson’s request in hopes after being permitted to plead ^^e other report, listing polltl- One would bar them from so- President Novotny Fires volved and local unions, the cal and other contributions and liciting or handling campedgn TENIX SOLID INLAID company said. (See Page Twenty) (See Page Fifteen) honorariums In excess of $300 contribution. Tho other would ______restrict their outside business, VINYL CLEAR financial or professional activi­ Two High Czech Officials EXTRA HEAVY LINOLEUM ties. The ethics committee In the PRAGUE (AP) — President an urgent (T^a’blnet discussion of National Council. Chudik, 63, 9 X 12 Sweep Between Saigon, Cambodia House submitted Ijs proposals RUNNERS REMNANTS Antonin Novotny, himself fight­ his conduct. had apparently abandoned hope Thursday. 5 The piece* you tee here are jo it « The Prague newspaper Mlada that Novotny would be able to Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., ing off reformist pressure to re­ sample of the more than 400 in the FOR CARPETS Fronta reported Janko shot ward off liberal pressures and outitandiog Ethan Allen open stock F* A m Senate committee chairman, sign, tonight fired two high gov­ BRAIDED himself in the heart and head keep the figurehead presidency. 9FJRM, fFELCOMING, collectiatt for every room ini your U.S., Allies in Biggest War Operation said In submitting toe report ernment officials who backed while in his chauffeur-driven The Slovaks, who make up h ^ 'e . Choose &om iofonnal Anfiqued WONDERFUL that it dealt with the lour areas his orthodox Communist posi­ car. about one third of .Czechoslova­ Fine^ elegant Hdrloom Solid (nerry> $ ^ .9 0 50% o« considered "toe most trouble­ tion. Both were involved in a Janko's boss. Defense Minis­ 1. 88’’ Rotary Mower, reg. $126.i ETHAN ALLEN graaout Solid Mahoganyt ^ace- SAIGON (AP) — At least 11 killed and 94 woimijed, while eration Is to destroy enemy kia’s 16 million population, have Infantry divisions, task forces of some and toe most timely lor scand&l over the defection of ter Bohumir Lomsky, was com­ 863.00' saviitg, storage-maldog Custom Room 60,000 U.S. and South Viet­ toe Vietnamese Command said units that continued harassing been pressing hard for liberali­ EARLY AMERICAN RUGS Vietnamese paratroopers and action by toe Senate." Czech general to toe United ing under sharp criticism. The 2. 21’ ’ Reel Mower, reg. 381.00 Flan units, and traditional Colonial ia AS LOW AS its .troops'had suffered light cas­ attacks around Saigon, a second zation and for greater ethnic au­ namese troops are sweeping be­ marlnees, ithe Viertnameee Rang­ States. Communist party organization $40.60 rugged Sdid Maple and fiittb. See it ' Running Yard ualties. aim is to restore a sense of se­ "We have not exhausted toe tonomy. $30.00 tween Saigon and toe Cambo­ er group, and naUonail police field on senatorial ethics,” he Novotny ordered toe resigna­ of teachers at the Klement Got- 8. Cultivator, reg. $61.00 today. 97c Sp. YD. The vast operation—named curity and confidence among The new liberal leaders under 830.60 *10% Down Payment Gnaranteea WITH 2'x4‘ units. tion of Interior Minister Jon twald military-political acade­ 4. Dump Cart, reg $71.00 Your Order dian border In the biggest oper­ Quyet Thang, or Resolvqd to said, "but we have made an im­ Alexander Dubcek, who sup­ 5. 10" Plow, reg. $72.00 $30.00 STORE HOURS: toe shaken civilian population, Generally, the various units Kudrna, director of toe secret my demanded he resign today, MATCHING RUG ation of the Vietnam war, the Win—is anchored in Saigon and officials said. portant beginning.” planted Novotny as party chief Monday and Tneoday Open till 6 PJH. kicked off toe coordinated ac­ One committee member. Sen. police, and State Atty. Gen. Jan charging: “ In our opinion you U.S. Command announced to­ extends in a semicircle through For toe first time In toe war, in January, say Sejna was In­ Open Thursday and Friday Evenings tion from areas to which they John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., Bartusek. The president’s action were subordinating yourself In FREE WELDING CMNIC day. five provinces norQ), west and sections of Saigon were included volved in an abortive attempt to Closed Wedneaday have been assigned for toe past filed a supplemental statement appeared to be a humiliating full to the will of Antonin Novot­ Elements of six divisions and south of toe capital. In toe battle plan of an allied of­ mobilize armored troops to keep year. saying he favored public disclo­ concession to toe nation’s new ny and his apparatus." 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. — 20tb CENTURY FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL DEMON­ two special task forces moved Fifty allied battalions have fensive, search-and-destroy op-, Novotny in toe party leadership. A U.S. spokesman said sol­ sure of financial interests' and liberal leadership. All toe officials under fire out Monday in an ambitious ma­ been committed plus support eratlon. National police and Sejna is now somewhere in STRATE LATEST TECHNIQUES IN SPOT WELDING — SOLDEBENO — OODOINO diers of the U.S. 1st Division appropriation of public funds National Assembly Chairman have been mentioned in "connec­ The neuver designed to regain the troops and national police units. units of toe 6th Vietnamese the United States under U.S. killed 28 enemy soldiers in two necessary, for the expenses of Bohumir Lastovlcka called ear­ tion with an abortive pro-Novot­ — HARD SURFACING — CUTTINO — NEW VOLTAGE ft AMPERAGE CONTROL. Initiative seized by the Viet It Is the first, significant oper­ Ranger Group were assigned government protection. Checho­ engagements Thursday near operating senators’ offices. lier today for their dismissal. ny army plot In January to Cong with their countrywide as­ ation uncorked by Gen. WUllam objectives in western Saigon slovakia’s ambassador in Wash­ Ben Cat, 26 miles north of Sai­ Stennis said, with respect to Kudrpa and Bartusek have block Novotny’s ouster as party sault on Jan. 30. 0. Westmoreland, toe com­ and Cholon, toe Chinese quarter ington asked toe State Depart­ The allied force has killed 216 gon. Three American Infantry­ financial disclosure, toe com­ been implicated In toe flight of chief. 1 ment Wednesday' for his extra-' mander of U.S. forces In South of the capital. Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna to the Unit­ 5 Beautiful Odors ioiemy soldiers, seized 22 siu- men were wounded. mittee sought "to achieve a rea­ Earlier Thursday another dition, and toe department Vietnam, since Viet Cong forces The force for toe operation in­ ed States. I ^ u t y Defense Min­ BUCKLAND }>ects and uncovered three huge Viet Cong cochea containing sonable balance b^$ween re­ Novtny supporter, Mlchal Chul- asked (or documentary evidence FORMICA COUNTER TOPS inyaded Saigon Jan. 31 and cludes units of toe U.S. Jst, 9th ister VladM ^ Janko, also arms caches, spokesmen said. tons of ammunition and wea- specting toe privacy of the Indi- dlji, a leading conservative against him. turned the city Into a, battlefield. and 26th Infantry divisions, the linked to toA case, committed STORE Co..lno. EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED 'U.S. losses were reported as member of the party hierarchy, AGWAY INC. 78 Colors to Choose From While the first goal*of the op­ South Vietnamese 6th and 26th (8ee Page Ten) (See Page Twenty) suicide Thursday, 24 hours after resigned as head of toe Slovak (See Page Fifteen) 1310 TOLLAND TPKE. Route 15 b- i.Exit 93 Ntor Ccridor Manchester 643-0890—Rockville 875-2534 X t 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN.