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LXXXVn, NO. 102 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) FOAM CUSHIONED COLONIAL MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 (Claaalfled AdvertUinr on Pa«» W) PRICE SEVEN CENTS South Korea Hits VC Killed in Embassy Attack, U.S. Crisis Action a SEOUL (AP) — South Korea's The South Korean government States and the North Koreans foreign minister asserted today will "categorically oppose" any and to any proposal to exchange that more attention should be additional U.S. moves to empha the Pueblo crewmen for North Uttensives Elsewhere Costly paid to the Communist attempt size the Pueblo case in efforts Korean Infiltrators. to assassinate President Chung for an over-all settlement of the "A basic settlement of the Hee Park than to North Korea's Korean situation. Foreign Min current crisis lies in taking firm seizure of the USS Pueblo. His ister Choi Kyu-hah told a news measures to assure the security remarks were interpreted as an conference. of the Republic of Korea and expression of government dis Choi said his government also prevent recurrence of any pro pleasure with U.S. handling of will object to any direct bilater vocative acts by the North Ko Martial Law the current Korean crisis. al talks between the United rean regime," he declared. The ruling Democratic Repub lican party emd the opposition Proclaimed Shlnmin party put aside their political squabbles to provide bi partisan support for the Park By Thieu government in the crisis. The UN Again Ponders National Assembly went into SAIGON MOSTLY QUIET special session and was expect ed to adopt resolutions asking SAIGON AP — The U.S. for decisive action against Military Command reported Pueblo Mediation • North Korea. eariy Thursday that Saigon In Washington, the White was quiet "except for some sporadic small arms fire” UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. after the ship and her crew of 83 House continued to put heavy stress on diplomatic efforts to after a day of attacks on the (AP) — U.N. diplomats swung have been released. capital that saw a Viet Cong But other diplomats comment free the Pueblo crewmen. Sen. their private talks on the Pueblo J.W. Pulbright, D-Ark., chair soiolde squad killed at the that once this happens, there man of the Senate Foreign Rela U. 8. Embassy. The Com incident today to renewed con will be nothing left to discuss tions Committee, said after munists also seized part of sideration of seeking intermedi here and the North Koreans breakfast Tuesday with Presi Hue, the old Imperial aries to try to work out a solu know this. tion between the United States dent Johnson he got the impres capital, far to the north. and North Korea. A proposal for mediation was sion Johnson was so hopeful of A source Involved in the back- made informally last Friday by avoiding military action that SAIGON (AP)—A Viet stage negotiations said the ques Canadian Ambassador George there was no talk of a deadline Cong suicide squad perish Ignatleff at the opening meeting tion of inviting North Korea to for relase of the men. ed under fire at the U.S. participate in the Security Coun of the council. But it found little At the United Nations, a support, largely, diplomat said, source familiar with U.S. views Embassy today while guer cil deliberations had been set rillas afield pressed a mo aside. He said this was due to because in North Korean eyes said he«' believed the United the "adamant position taken by Canada Is too closely linked to States would soon abandon ItJ saic of attacks throughout the United States. the United Stotes” and the focus attempt through the United Na South Vietnam that was was now on mediation. The Idee was revived this tions to get the crew released. cost them 10 men dead for Sources have said that the ooming at a meeting of the 10 Security Council members re every allied soldier they United States will support an in nonpermanent members. They ported no success in their ef- killed. President Nguyen Three Cushion Sofa with vitation to North Korea but only (See Page Sixteen) (Sce Page Sixteen) Van Thieu proclaimed mar Foam Cushions & Zip* tial law. Mrs, Self Decks. .All at As darkness fell, U.S. Army Bezzlni's Furniture's Low helicopter gunshlps raked Viet Sale Price. C3ong troops trapped at the west Size of Battleships end of the Tan Son Nhut air $149.00 base. Snipers were reported still firing on parts of the sprawling airbase, some of them only 200 yards away from the new "Pen Navy Plans New Attack Ships ...... (AP Phototax) tagon East,” U.S. military Amencan military police lead a bloodied Viet Cong away from the U.S. Embassy in Saigon. headquarters of Gen. William C. Westmoreland. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Navy still being ironed out, the amphibious The Communists extended plans to build nearly $1 billion worth of assault ship would displace about 40,000 From Key Border Sector their coordinated lunar new battleship-size amphibious assault ves tons, extend about 700 feet and measure year offensive across the coun sels to carry Marines, helicopters and 100 feet or so across the beam—narrow try while concentrating against landing craft to coml>at areas. enough to go through the Panama Canal. Saigon their biggest assault of The new ships, designated LHA's, By comparison, the battleship New the war on the South Viet would vastly streamline Marine over- Jersey, being reactivated for the Viet Attacks Seen Aimed at U.S. Retreat namese capital. the-beach and encirclement tactics by nam war, is 48,000 tons, 887 feet and A Attacks elsewhere included a combining features of four specialized 108 feet at the beam. By I^ E D 8. HOFFMAN heavy mortar bombardment of Navy vessels. They would be more than The LHA could carry at least a Ma AP Military Writer the U.S. airbase at Nha Trang. twice the length of a football field. SAIGON rine battalion landing team of 1,800 men, WASHINGTON (AP) —Some There was no immediate assess Industry proposals for the first of their necessary supporting equipment, U.S. military analysts say the ment of casualUes or damage. several LHAs to cost about $123 million Nha Trang, on the coast 190 30 or so helicopters, tanks, other vehi synchronized Viet assaults each were submitted to the Navy late Cong cles and several landing boats. , against Saigon and other South miles riortheast of Saigon, had last week for evaluation, officials sedd been one of the targets of the The landing craft would be carried in Vietnamese population centers Tuesday. The Navy will pick the win a floodable well in the LHA, allowing ning design within four months, these aim at forcing a pull-back of (See Page Eight) embarking Marines to head directly sources said. American troops from the key from the big assault ships Into coastal border sector where North Viet The fiscal 1969 defense budget unveiled waters aboard fully loaded boats. Monday provides the money for one namese regulars have been Helicopters launched from a flight massing. LHA, and other funds will be laid out deck above the well would aid encircle They suggested the attacks, next year for long-leadtlme items for ment tactics. Much Work three more. hitting eight widely spaced cit To undertake a similar operation now The Navy hopes for four or five be ies and towns, also were intend the Navy would use more vessels: The Indepande yond those. ed to impress on the South Viet Seen Needed Although the exact configuration Is (See Pago Six) Palace namese people that the Commu nist guerrillas are still to be SOFA reckoned with. On Warheads Four Cushion Early .^ * Emboii The military specialists spoke erican Sofa, 95" Long. against a backg^und of obvious All Foam Cushions with high-level U.S. government con WASHINGTON (AP) — The Zippers, Self Decks. Your cern over the bold Viet Cong United States disclosed today Choice of many covers, Skeletons Examined in Lab strikes, particularly In Saigon much work remains to be done and colors. Made to Your on Its newest nuclear missile Order. against the U.S. Embassy. The White House called the warheads. * 179.00 Saigon outbreak “ pretty seri But officials voiced confidence FACTORY-TO-YOU PUKES! As Secret Probe Continued ous” and said President John that "real, reliable hardware” son was receiving periodic re would be ready for production when newly expanded plants CUMMINS PRISON FARM, sent to Little Rock Tuesday for day, says that years ago he ports on it. are opened to handle the work. SECTIONAL Ark. (AP) — The investigation testing. Maj. Bill Struebing of helped bury about 10 or 12 con The State Department inter LUXURIOUS 2-CUSHION STYLE Word that further, non-nu SOFA into the discovery of three the Criminal Investigation Divi victs who were "shot with a pis preted the rash of assaults as a skeletons here turned to the lab sion of the State Police refused tol, a shotgun or just beaten to "major effort to subject large clear, development work re $129.00 Each Section of mains to be done on the war oratory today as authorities to talk alx>ut the case today. He death” and claimed that as numbers of the Vietnamese peo this Early American Sofa sought In secrecy to determine said the results of the Investiga heads came out only two days Including Foam Cushions many as 2,000 inmates had been ple to maximum terror and in ALL FURNITURE AND who they were and what hap tion would be released through quietly consigned tc v - marked timidation.” after the Atomic Energy Com with Zippers, Self Decks mission revealed plans for a and Box Pleat Skirts. pened to them. the governor's office. graves. Military officers say the Viet ONLY. Custom made to your TTie Iwnes, taken from un Reuben Johnson, 69, a strap He said the men he saw bur SOUTH VIETNAM Cong assault, sprung by suicide major new expansion of eight of order. marked graves Monday In a ping six-foot inmate who led In ied were "shot down or beaten squads, appears part of the its weapons production plants. MATTRESSES, Including In the earlier disclosure, the 129.00 grass boot-tramped field, were vestigators to the graves Mon- to death" by "guards and war CJommunlst ■winter-spring offen * dens.” sive, which also has featured AEC said the expansion was de LAMPS and RUGS, Johnson’s story raised the Map locates Independence Palace and the U.S. Embassy in Saigon. North Vietnamese thrusts and signed to produce nuclear war question of how many more bod Btrth places were shelled today by the Viet Cong. VC commandos probes from North Vietnam, heads for the Sentinel anUballls- ies might lie beneath the shal seized part of the U.S .Embassy and repulsed an attempt by Ameri Cambodia and Laos. The over tlc missile system ticketed for Backgrounds Probed low depressions that dot these can military police to recapture it and then battled U.S. paratroop all plan is regarded by some ob- defense against any Red RECLINERS, DINING 16,270-acres of Arkansas River Chinese nuclear threat. Other ers for' po^ession -of the -building. A-P ’PhotofaK-) -.r —— 7.:rrT8e8--page FflheJ ------land. (Sec Page Sixteen)' Struebing, who is heading the ROOM and BEDROOM Denver Police Report investigation, discounted John son’s story 'I\iesday. After visit ing the gravesite and poring SETS Are On SALE over prison records, Struebing Suspects Won’t Talk said he thought the graves prob ably were in- a paupers ceme Viet Cong Intended to Die at Embassy tery. Too, During This Open T il 9 P.M. By PETER ARNETT DENVER, Colo. (AP) — The tal van ran out of' gas east of "We don't know for sure, but The Viet Cong planned the The Communists commandos 22-year-old gunman accused of Denver. in our own minds, we believe it Associated Press Writer embassy attack well, a trade Idling away the hours before sprinted down the wide tree- dawn. terrorizing seven hostages dur Williams and Maple were tak is,” he said. SAIGON (AP) — For the mark of the CIO sapper battal lined boulevard, dodging from Great Store-Wide Event! Week Nights ing a 280-mlle chase that began en into court Tuesday and ad He called off further digging handful of Americans inside the ion that over the years has at "Explosions, bangs, thumps and ended In the Denver area vised of their rights. Brannan until pathologists conclude tests glossy white U.S. Embassy, the tacked a number of important trunk to trunk. The Vietnamese crashed all around me,” the 20- Saigon buildings. year-old Harper said later. "I Sm On* Of This Area's Lorocst S*l*etlens Of Monday isn't talking. said both men rebuffed officers' on the bones already unearthed, fight that began at 2 :84 a.m. to guards outside the embassy MODiRN • CONTEMPORARY And COLONIAL 5 P.M. Saturday This Early American Detective Sgt. C. Donald efforts to question them. They and he Indicated that his inves day was one of survival. They dressed some of their were crouched down to avoid figured the VC were coming in. Chair Will Match Any Brannan reported Daniel IVU- are held in city jail. tigation would be conducted In The 19 Viet Cong commandos commandos In the black paja the incoming shells. The V ik I slammed the heavy wooden LIVING ROOM SETS On Display And Sold To You llams of Denver said, in re embassy doors shut and as I did At Tr*m*ndous Savings! Group Shown. Foam Dlst. Atty. Mike McKevltt secrecy even after the reports who blasted their way through mas of the Vietnamese peasant, Cong laid the charge In an In Cushions, Self Decks. sponse to police questions, “ I i^ays he is considering filing as are in. the embassy’s ornate concrete others In the white shirts of the stant, The loud explosion blew so a rocket, probably a 3.8mni, don't care to make any state many as seven charges against Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller outside wall with explosive Saigon white collar worker. All In the northern comer of the hit the window and the side of the door, wounding my Marine * 79.00 ment." Williams and two-^robl)ery and told newsmen later in the day charges made it clear early on carried perfectly forged curfew embassy outer wall and they buddy In the arms, face and • Budget Terms Easily Arranged Here .. • A similar reply came Tues conspiracy—against Maple. Mc that he thought the information that they Intended to stay until passes. were inside. legs and throwing me to the day from his companion In a Kevltt said he' will ask the should be withheld because of they were killed, and to take as , The first shell fired against When the attack began, those ground.” bungled supermarket robbery, court to fix the bonds for the the bad publicity it would bring many Americans with them as in white shirts fastened the top Saigon sent -window glass spray Louis Maple, 20. Maple was cap men at $100,000 each when they the state. they could. button as a mark of identifica ing over the bed of the tall, A few seconds later a Viet 2-Cushion Early American tured at the scene of the at are arraigned. He promised to make a “ full For the young soldiers of the tion. Those In peasant garb graying U.S. Mission coordina COTg sapper dropped a grenade tempted robbery. Williams Three counts of kidnaping and and ^complete rd|)ort” to the 716th Military Police Battalion, pulled red armbands up their tor, George Jacobson, a veteran through the smashed embassy ' forced a police sergeant to drive three of robbery are being con people after the investigation crawling along the exposed g^ut- sleeves. of nine years In Vietnam and a window. Soon afterwards anoth Bezzini Bros. Wayside Furniture • him away from the robbery sidered for filing against Wil was complete, but said he didn’t ters and sidewalks tojvard the They were believed to have retired Army colonel. er rocket smashed through the lo '..i $i 00 scene with three other hostages. liams, McKevltt said. He added want to "wash dirty linen before besieged embassy, the mission gathered near the embassy in Hearing heavy weapons fire door. LOVE SEAT Three others were seized as the ho may file other charges In the nation for weeks on end as was to clean out the enemy be taxis, by sampan .iiSdown the in the embassy grounds below, Harper said, " I moved back . gunman changed hostages and connection with the wounding of each body is dug up.” . fore he could get inside^ the nearby Saigon River, and on he grasped the only weapon he to the armory to get my 6mm [A, . cars during the flight. building. foot. Sami Style as abova IllustratiSni. Ravirtibla Foam Zipporad Cushions. two of the hostages. Neither "There might have been foul hod, on M26 grenade, and wait-. Bereta submachlnegun. Then I The chase, with officers held was seriously hurt. play. That area might also have hlike Americans fighting in At the designated time, eqe- ed. helped move my buddy up 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE.. M ANCHESTER — 649-1864 , off by the gunman's threats to countryside, they did not Ofl^cers probing the ‘back been a cemetery—a paupers my mortars and rockets began At 2 :63 a.m. in the floodlit em stairs. I figured we were in for kill his hostages, ranged south- have the help of fighter-bomb it." grounds of Williams and Maple cemetery—for prisoners who crashing. down on the capital bassy lobby, Sgt. Ronald W. eobt of Denver for seven hours ers and artillery. They had to do groggrlly sleeping off celebra- Harper of Cambridge, Minn., U.S. Ambaasador Ellsworth before a commandeered ho^l- (^ee Page Sixteen) (See Paige Five) the job themselves. ’’tlons of the lunar new year. the senior Marine guard, was (See Page Fourteen)
- V. '• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 P A d E VNO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 pxi- pulled the trigger, thiiddng the Mc()uaiK —How to motivate weapon was loaded. It wasn’t. Books Added man Sheinwold on Bridge Tolland Police Board So could he be convicted of et- Marreco —The rebel Countess tempited murder? Stamps Marrow —Management by par SAVE YOUR THIRD See the epectecle end eplendor of A golfer shot a hole in one and T o Library ticipation JACK AS THIRD PLAYER NORTH Set of Regulations Drawn Up Hears Charge CONNECTICUT'B T Mead and Smeds —Winter in tried to collect a |6,000 prize. By AUFRED SHEINWOLD A QJ 103 Finland The court wrestled with the ar MARY CHENEY LIBRARY ... One of the first rules you C? A W5 For Conduct on Schpol Buses Against Chief I JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT ? A OONTINUINO JOtJRNET. say about Teats and the obscur gument over whether this was a Fiction Melton -^ s b y t e r ia n worship defensive play is 0 52 AND ities of Ezra Pound. By Archibald MhcLeish. Hough lottery (gambling, so he Asturias —^Mulata in America , “ third hw d high." The idea is 4 A962 A policy of rules and regula handicapped pupils and pause Hie essays on public affairs BETHEL (AP)—A hearing on m ton ICfOin. 16.96. couldn’t collect) or a game of Beckett —Stories and texts for *«grel —Titania WEST EAST tions for pupil conduct on the at all stops when off schedule. e CHEVY SHOW include those in which he long to drive out a high cairds from the suspension of Bethel Police Here i» a collection of essays skUl. nothing Moser —How to develop power declarer’s h^d or from # K 7 4 4 6 2 - Umbrellas or other bulky ob Chief Francis Kirk got imder ago warned of the effects of local school buses has been pre and addresses by poet and critic ’Then, there’s the murder de Carter —Cargo of eagles and confidence in selling real the ^ dummy, thus helping set 9 Q942 (7 1 8 6 jects carried on to a bus are to way Tuesday night with some F E B R U A R Y S/SfA McCardiylsm, and another on sented to the Board of Edu in th e ICacLelsh, created in the period fendant who suffered from al Daley —Only a game estate up a high card for your part 0 K763 0 3 109 84 be stored as directed by the 75 angry residents of the town the moral crisis of the confron HARTFORD ARMORY from the 1940s to the 1960s, on coholic anmesla. He wanted to Detre —A happy ending Nash — Wilderness and. the ner. One of the exceptions to ♦ 84 4 K 73 cation by high school assistant driver. A pupil shall not trans shouting for admittance. tation with Russia. Another, on siKh varied fields as writing:, consult a hypnotist, hoping the Dryer —’The torch bearers American mind the rule is shown today. SOUTH principal Joseph Cassello. port a musical instrument \m- The three-hour session before the "National Purpose," is as UNITED STATES Newhall —Latent image less It can be held in his lap. Benefit: March of Dimes teaching, civil rights, history, latter could dredge up an alibi Frayn —Against entropy Opening lead —two of hearts. 4 A983 The policy sets down in black the Board of Police Commis AOMISSIONi 91.00 pertinent today as when it was Roadstrum —Excellence in en The driver must report all puMic affedrs, Russia, the for the time of the crime. U took Graham -N igh t journey West opens the deuce of <0 K73 and white the various regula sioners was held in a confer written in 1960. gineering cases of misconduct and bus American Dream, academic a lot of court work to get the Henriques - ’The commander hearts, and declarer plays low 0 AQ tions which have been instituted ence room in the Town Hall, He is especially good at com Rose and Souchon —New Or damage to the school principal. freedom and people whom he consultation, but unfortunately Holland —’The kings in winter from the dummy. If East fol 4 QJ 105 over the years. which has room for only 20 per menting on writers, including leans jazz Pupils who flagrantly violate has admired. it didn’t provide an alibi. Knebel —Vanished lows the old rule, he plays the West North sons. "Faullmer at Stockhdm." The driver is placed In com these regulations endangering Urbeuie is the word for Mac- ’There are some weird cases ■’The iron sanctuary Fads, follies and delu- ^ hearia; and that loud i NT Pass 2 4 But the liveliest and most re plete charge of the school bus the safety of other passengers, One of the three commission Leish. His wit is gentle and dry, involving sex crimes. They Mafio —Bishop’s progress slons of the American peo- Jjojgg y^j jugt heard was — Pass 4 4 ers, Milton Durant, agreed to his exposition delivered in felici warding section of the book is •and the pupils while enroute may be removed immediately raise such ^^uestions as whether Miller ^-Gone a hundred miles a u .. ® « defense collapelng. to and from school. All pas disqualify himself from the pro tous phrases, his thoughts dial- the concluding one on "People," By SYD KRONISH Schutz Rethinking German south c^>tures the jack of by the driver. rape can be committed when Procter —■Exercise hoodwink sengers must follow the instruc ceedings since his wife is em lenghig, his devotion to his wherein he pays his admiring AP Newsfeatures Drivers will warn misbehav- the victim is asleep, and what Reeman —’The deep silence _ _ hearts with the king. Later he would win with the queen and tions given by the driver for ployed by the town’s Board of Atfenfion! ideals firm, his faith in man respects to such individuals as happens when she wakes up; or Frantic is the word for thlft Stegner - ’The edge Smith The young Stalin iea
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i3 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 PAGE SEVEN CosU MilitarY Realtws Cited 12th Circuit State Court Bars Taxes T o lla n d Green Manor Revises Land Set THtNK SMALL ^ 1 7 8 4 .9 0 Court Cases 1968 Volkswagea Sedn On U.S.-Owned Inventories Wigg Wants Britain Delivered in Manciwster Condominium Plans HARTFORD (AP) — A Con it entered into contract with For Court Round Table Meeting Focuses on Town Problems Elquipped with leatherette in ROCKVILLE SESSION The future of Tolland, its Im of Recreation, Public Health terior, wrindshield washer, 2- A revised plan for ccndominium apartments on Ly- FbHowing a hearing on prob necticut Supreme Court ruling Consolidated Diesel Electric. over to the town, or whethermerclal and industrial zones, this type presently exist, for area was available for ball The city of Stamford contend mediate and long range needs Nursing Committee, Zoning speed electric wipers, heater, dall S t has been submitted to the Town Plannmsr Com able cause in Rockville Circuit that the city of Stamford must To Sell Subs to U.S. this rightfully should be done particularly along the Wilbur which there are no available fields. ed, however, that it had a right and problems were examined Board of Appeals and Republic by the road foreman. Cross Highway and the railroad defroster, 4-wa.y sailety flaAera, mission by Gieen Manor Construction Co., wliich al Court 12 yesterday, Robert refond certain taxes to a cor Expansion maps, he noted. ’Ihree more are Beaton replied the PZC re back-up lights, front and rear to tax the inventories because to sell the subs to the United last night by about 40 town of an Town Committee. A member of the PZC has in- line near the Willimantic River, in the process of bing installed. quires recreational areas In ready has appealed the TPC’s denial for 302 units. If Thompson, 36. of 19 High St., poration with defense contracts LONDON (AP) — One of the Interdependence Apparent seat belts. had his case bound over to Tol Consolidated was the ’’actual HARTFORD (AP)—The state States. ficials in the first of a regular spected a road presently under This should be done now before Tinkham also advocated the large subdivi.slons, but what accepted as a new application. Green Manor would have is expected to hurt tax revenue owner” and the government Labor party’s leading military Wigg cites these arguments in Asd Iscuasiona proceeded, the construction in a new subdlvl further residential development land County Superior Oourt. has agreed to buy two proper quarterly series of round table freezing of road names and the happens to this area mainten TED TRUDON Rt*. II, TelUnd Tpl*. to abandon that a n n e a l . ------held only a ’’bare, legal title” experts wants the British gov support of the proposal: Interdependence of many of the slon where the bltumious con- of the town rules start of a street numbering sys ance wise or if it 1s deeded to Thompson, charged with rape In many other communities con ties In New Haven for expan discussions. Tileetfvlll*-Mineti*if*r The prcocntatlon waa cislon, which was unanimous, for security reasons. ernment to sell the four Polaris —The Labor government’s boards upon each others actions crete was laid over frozen areas, he noted. tem. He cited the confusion the town has not been resolved 649-2111 atao tnfbrmal meetli^ of the ^^s based on three findings; and iiM ^nt assault, pleaded in taining defense plants. sion of the state court system VOLKSWAGEN nocent last week. Zelda Laird, The city also charged that submarines it is building to the longtime disavowal of any inde The round table discussions, became apparent. This was es- ground, apparently without the The commission has received existing on many streeLs such yet. TPC last night by representa 1. The proposed apartments Noting that property of the Consolidated’s "poeseesoiry in at a price of $1.66 million. pendent nuclear role for Britain. a practice reactivated by the peciolly true of the Planning required bed depth of gravel, three Inquiries for multiple fam the complainant, of 33 Ward United States. as Grahabor Rd. where there School Superintendent Brair tives of Green Manor and were not in harmony with the federal government is tax-ex terest" in the inventories ^lould New Haven Mayor Richard C. —Its recent decision to with Board of Selectmen after a and Zoning Commission, de- Photos and an inspection re ily garden type apartment com arc three or four “number 1 ton noted this area has become A.ttys. J
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own. And now subsequent checking, IRanri^i^Btpr some of H done by state officiaU anger TAR 936 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-5171 • OPEN 9A.M. TO ed by the reports and Jsalous o( tiie ------By CLAY R. POLLAN- 5:30 P.M. -'CLOSED MONDAYS - MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - Ml Washb^ton bureaucracy, and some c i Your Dally AcUvity GuitU StPT.23 jr+ ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) WATKiNS-WEST FUNERAL SERVKJE - 142 EAST it done by Hie staff of the weekly news I' According la lh» Start, 'r OCI*. 23 CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 paper ’The National Observer, has Indi 33^4-56^ To develop message for Thursday, IS Btoidl Street ) ,3-17-28-29^ llAiiohMter. Coim. cated that much of the suiqxisedly sen 74-76^79-« r ^ words corresp^lng to numbers P O -^l ^ THOMAS F. I^EIRQUSON ^ TAUMIt of your Zodiac birth siga WALTER R. fERQUSON sational case for the bill may have been A P R. 21 PublWierB I If 31 Good 61 Adored Founded October 1, 18S1______fabricated. 21 2You’r« 32 To 62 At If so, one may ask, what harm dene? 8- W3-1SI 3 News 33 The 63 Social Pobllahed Every Evening Except Sundays 4 P*rf«ct 34 Things 64 Life aiS ^ S k tay s. Entered at the P<>«, Will the country be any worse off for S/2W7-60 5 Fur 35 Loved 65 This 42-58g1-88V Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall having federal inspectors checking cn 6 T a k a 36 For 66 Time Matter,______7 You’ve 37 Short 67 Changing lAOITTAMUt more slaughtering or processing plants? 8 *ro k t 38 Thinks 68 Beckons Choose custom covered SUBSCRIPTION RATES Can meat get too pure? Is is possible to 9 0 n 39 The 69Tokes DEC. 22 ^ 1 Payable In Advance 4-5-46-48 10 You've 40 Trips 70 Introducing One Year ...... ♦f*-® be too careful about what is being sold I I The 41 Wing 71 Your 2-35-52-61^ ^50-7OS0-90 12 Got 42 And 72 Necstsory 62-65-66 ^ Three Months ...... 5 to American consumers and put Into 13 No 43 Of 73 Tasks 14Whot 44 New CANtCORN American diets? 74Do DEC MEMBER OF 15 Further 45 Friendships 75 Push THE ASSOCIATED PRESS What difference what meUiod was 16 An 46 Wining 76 It ja n '. SEMIANNUAL The Associated Press Is exclusively cntltl^ used to get the bill passed if the bill 0)44-45-47-59 17 Of 47 Hobbles 77 Forward sofas and chairs at to the use of repuhllcatlon of all news to - IS Almost 48 Dining 78 Soy ,.1-10-21-31^ natches credited to It or not otherwise credit turns out to be a good bill? 3^6^64-68 19 Bull 49 Get 79 Without 32-78-84-89^ ed In this paper and also the local news pub- 20 By 50 And 80Nsw AQUAMUS F U R N ITU R E Well, for one thing, in the realm of 21 Nothing 51 Some lishM h e ^ ^ repuhllcatlon of special dis 81 Friendly JA N . 21 patches neretn arc also reserved.______highest principle and highest considera 22 Forgotten 52 And 82 Delay tion for the nation’s health, this kind of 23 Sorrw 53 Assistance 83 You FEB.' 19 The Herald Printing ConjMny Inc . 6-11-19-20 24 Debts 54 For 84 Remoln 16-18-22-27 sumes no financial responsibility for typo- practice is just as poisonous to the na )39-55-85S6 25 It 55 Homs 85 And graMUoal errors appearing In^vcrtlsements 26 Excellent 56 Need 86 Act 384383-87 store wide Semi-Annual andother reading matter In The Manchester tion’s political and spiritual health as VMOO 27 Friend 57 Or 87 Now nsas ^ /f 58 Long Evening Herald.______any uninspected meat might be to its 28 Interest 88 Talks FEB. 20 W 291s 59 Exciting 89 Silent Fill service client of N. E. A. S e ^ c e Inc. stomach. 30 On 60 Obligotions 90 Ideas MAi.21 ^ Publishers Representatives — TOo JulJ^s V9-51-53-54 Mathews Special ^ e n c y — New York, Chi And, for a second thing, the issue con Neutral 7-12-14-25/0 cago, Detroit and Boston.______cerns the very down to earth issue of ri /'71-72-73 169-75-77 MEMBEIR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- valry among bureaucraciee, and the in TIONS. ______evitable insUnct of the federal variety to Sale savings Display advertising closlnghours; T o r Monday — 1 p.m. |Vlday. extend and aggrandize itself, all for the Ib r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. better service of the public, of course, Friendship Lodge Masons For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. J\jr Thursday — I p.m. Tue^ay. but service of the type which is also Ftor Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Allow six wbelcs for covering and delivery For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday, federal mastery and regulation. Canada-Bound This Year caasslfled deadline — 6 p.m. day before ’Thirdly, the alarmist discovery of publication, 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday Friendship Lodge of Masona at a dinner Saturday evening and Monday publication. ______allegedly unhealthy and unSanitary con g»es north, instead of south, before Friendship Lodge pre ditions in the meat Industry bore a Wednesday, January 31 for its annual pilgrimage this sents its version of the Hinonlc marked similarity to previous alarmism Legend of the Master Mason de about the automobile Industry and the year. DeeUnalbion will be St. gree for its Canadian friends. natural gas industry and to subsequent CaUuirines, Ont. Oan., and a It will be conferred upon a An Anewerkigr Concession? alarmism about the fish Industry. We visit wUh St. Geotge’s Lodge, Friendship Lodge candidate. There has, at last, been an Interesting had, perhaps, better appoint some part the oldest of several Masonic Friendship Lodge ItuUes will and perhaps significant minor rfiift in of our national awareness to the task lodges In 4hat city. It will be be entertained while the Masons have their meeting, and then the official Washington attitude toward of being just a bit wary of the chronic a we^end trip, Friday through Sunday, May 17-19. will return for a social time negotiations over Vietnam. crusaders. with the Masons and their wives This minor shift on the part of Wash 'The lodge hisUtuted these trips two years ago with a visit of St. George’s Lodge. ington could be taken as a reply to the to the George Washington Me Before leaving for home on minor shift which appeared in Hanoi’s For 1969, The Head-Rest morial a t Alexandria, Va. Last Sunday morning at 10, there position on Dec. 29. May, it again went to Virginia, will be a speclEil Masonic A civilization which has not been able service in a church near the Then Hanoi’s foreign minister said thte thne to WUUamribuig. to muster enough gumption to fight off Masonic Temple. Arrival in that negotiations "will” Instead of Hlanoid V. Hubbard, master of the six cent stamp is obviously never Manchester Is expected to be "could" follow an American halt in the Oourteey Tlie Artist Friendship Lodge, ties named 79 inch going to defend Itself against the pro his m anhal, Frederick M. Gaol, eu ly evening. 2 3 9 o bombing of North Vietnam. ‘WARRIOR” : Forged Steel Sculpture By Manchester’s David Hayes as general chttlrman for the Reservations Bjce being accept gressive encroachment of the public and ed by Hubtuoti, 60 Ctimbrldge For the batter part of the month of private sources now embarked on the trip, and Gaal indicates that January, the Johnson administration, al two bus loads of MOsoins and St., and Gaal, Hebron Rd., Bol great crusade lor automobile safety. ton. though claiming to be taking the Hanoi When, therefore, the federal Depart their wives wUI go to Canada. statement seriously and subjecting it to Herald . There are some reBervaiUone Maple trimmed ment of ’Transportation follows up its ‘ opoi, Oaal says, but expects Modern takes on a all kinds of diplomatic testing and in requirement that new automobiles In Inside Report quiry, acted as if it were, once more, Yesterdays > they wM be filled soon. Charles Avery 1968 be equipped with cross-chest seat * Last October, when Friend- colonials trykig to ehide a pooslble Hanoi con- belt-harnesses with the proposal that by 25 Years Ago • ship held Hs ennual baiU, among Gets Life Term Classic look! cegaion in favor of more application of the head-rest be made mandatory equip Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ' Its guests were John J. Odboime, "Whoops!” a “power play" related I sup mUMary force. ment in 1969, Hie only sane thing to do Sunday. The Herald did not master of SL George’s Lodge, In Cripple Death publish. To the Editor, pose to other current nego- But the other day, Washington did is to begin to condition ourselves men WASHINGTON — Although ed Romney-RockefeUer vote axxxmpanied by Fred OoUard, a What does it mean when tiartdons. It is all very well for, a NORWICH AP — Charles R. offsr a kind of response to the Hanoi tally for a tong series of submlsaloas. Congressmen are still puzzled than Romney would get alone. - pest master and past district 10 Years Ago you’re on the operating table board member to try to waitch officer. Avery has been sentenced to life coDoeasixxi. One assumes it was inten- We are eV^tually going to be forced over who was doing all that A footnote: PcxHtical agenis of and the surgeon says “whoops?” town expenditures, and as a shouting and cheering during Alabama’s first man, George i The Hinerairy has been an imprisonment for second degree tkmal, ’ although It could have been into these motoring straltjackets, until Brenda Ann Cole is recipient You Immediately take notice. taxpayer I owe Mr. Rottner my murdeir in the bludgeoning President Johnson’s State of Wallace, are seeking the right of the Daughters of the Ameri nounced for the trip, and the merdy a slip of tongue which Washing we all ride around looking precisely like Likewise, what does it mean gratitude. I do however tWtok death of a 70-yeax-old crippled the Union message at the Cap man to run Wallace’s still-secret can Revolution Award present when a policeman, while writ buses -will leave from Pohoe ton esuM npt repudiate, once it had been the crash-dummy models they put into itol, they need took no farther New Hampshire primary cam that once the marvelous Pan man. ed by the Orford Parish Chap ing out a piarklng ticket, sud dora’s Box of precedent has Headquarters on E. Middle Maple spindle arm supports give made. automobiles now while they crash-test itiian W. Marvin Watson Jr. paign. That Wallace will enter Tpke. at 7 am. May 17. Sched Superior Court Judge Joseph ter of DAR. denly says “whoops?" been graciously opened to a S. Lon go sentenced Avery, 36, of Sweeping curves, reminiscent of these loungy wing pieces a dis The slgntficant American statement the efficiency of the various safety de Watson, the President’s ap the primary (running on the bal- Some 210 youngsters are ab Who takes notice of that? uled ttops have been amanged ancient Roman desiring give these pointments secretary and chief lo^ against Senator Eugene Mc teacher in the Manchester Norwich, to the mandatory life tinctive look. Sofa and chairs was made by Clark CHfford, Secretary vices. sent from hlanchester’s elemen It Is about time the people of Green School, It should remsdn on the trip for dining on the modem pieces classic beauty. Semi- political handyman, had made Carthy, with Presldenit Johnson 'New York HMniway. term Tuesday. Avery, a mill have full spring edges and latex of Defenae-deslgnate, in his testimony ’That this kind of life, this kind of tary and junior high schools as Manchester woke up and asked open for Mrs. Boyd ait the worker, pleaded guilty J£in. 16. attached pillow backs and foam motoring, this kind of submission will, elaborate —and highly secret — a write-in candidate) is now all the result of reg(ular measles. themselves, "Who said 'whoops' Accommodations In St. Catha- mbber cushions for 20th Cen b«foc« the Senate Armed Services Com arrangements. When Mr. John but certain. Keeney School. I’m for ah- The victim was Frank L. Mor rubber cushions add 20th Century tury comfort. The highback mittee before It voted to recommend his sooner or later, turn us all Into crip and what does 'whoops’ mean?" solutdy no discrimination! “rlnes, which Is ttoout 20 miles son arrived on the floor of the Although Wallace won’t break north of Niagara Falls, have gan of Ledyard, who lived alone luxury. In tweeds, textures and chair is a swivel rocker. Choice confirmation in his new post. He was pled and twisted deformities much more We have in our midst the fin hformon E. Whitney House, the cheers reached un any records in New Hampshire, A Thousrht for Today est police department in the been arranged at the Hotel Leo except for dozens of cats. Mor modem prints; arm caps included. of textures, prints and quilts; then asked to define what kind of North ugly and much more damaged and usual volume and unprecedent whatever votes he manages will Sponsored by the Manchester country, but as of this date I nard. Friday evening. Friend gan was found dead of a frac Chairs have tufted backs. protective caps included. Vietnamese conduct would be acceptable much more Incapable of normal living ed duration. A pedestrian ship Masons will dine together. tured skull In hls house In Led- 139. come from Mr. Johnson. Council of Churches cannot see where they are be during a halt Of the bombing and the than the present product of an automo speech was repeatedly Inter Wallace is a Vietnam ‘‘hawk,’’ ing utilized to their fullest. Today in History Guided tours of St. (JathEutnes yard last Oct. 7. bile aocldent—this is the kind of ra rupted by applause. Congress and the Niagara Falls area wUl Avery told police that Morgan opening of negotiations, and he replied closer on that issue to the Pre “For If you love those who love Like I say, "Manchester, It tional choice deliberation no longer per men sitting on the floor of the sident than to McCarthy. Is about time you woke up!" Today is Wednesday, Jan. 31, begin at 9 Saturday motnlng, had turned him down when he as fallows: House, sure that they weren’t You, what reward have you?" "Their mlMtary activity will continue missible In a civilization which worships • ' • * Allan Smith, the 31st day of 1968. There are with a lunch stop early after asked for a loan and that he making all the noise, were per Matthew 5:46 335 days left in the year. then struck the man on the head hi South Vietnam, I assume, imtll there the assembly line type of progress, both Rep. Donald (Buz) Lukens, Policeman noon. plexed. How Long? The host lodge will entertain three times with a chunk of Iron. is a ceaae-fire agreed upon. I assume in the factory and on the highway. the fiery freshman Republican Haw long, O man, P.S. Whoops! Don't rock the Today’s Hlghllgtit in History What they didn’t know was from Ohio who is regarded as boat! that they will continue to transport the Eventually, we are no longer to be that Watson had organized an WU It take you to learn On this date in 1958 the first men or women, but merely car-people. an upstart by the party’s House That embers of anger only U.S. early satellite. Explorer 1, normal amount of goods, mtmitlons, men LBJ claque.* Middle and low leadership, enhanced that image to South Vietnam. I assume that we will We will grow to look more and more level Whits House aides were bum Mrs. Boyd’s “Grievanco" was launched from the missile last week when he teed off in Into devouring flames of test center at Cape Canaveral, continue to maintain our forces and sup like what we are, with stiff round pipes on the House floor In great private against House RepubU- To the Editor, for necks, big round flares for nostrils, number. What’s more, they had hate; I should like very much to Fla. port our forces during that period." oan leader Gerald Ford. In 1865, Gen. Robert E. Lee ■ metal-faced intravenous intake devices been given specific marching That revenge sought, will ven see a large commimrty turn This statement was subsequently en Although freshmen Oangres- geance bring; weis named commander In chief for mouths, superchargers for lungs, orders. men are supposed to be seen out at the Board of Education WATKINS HAMMOND ORGAN AND dorsed by the State Department ais offi Just before the speech, the That peace enforced toy war of the Confederate armies plastic digestive tubes for a crankcase, and not heard, Lukens is a form meeting which considers the re cial Washington policy. And the sub junior aides were corralled in Can only lead again to war? quest of Mrs. 'Boyd of the during the Civil War. PIANO STUDIO - 17 OAK STREET IN stance of it has, reportedly, been re and burgeoning, billowy rear ends which er national president of the In 1917, during World War I, the White House and lectured Young Republicans and a con Keeney School for a helping DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER layed to Hanoi through diplomatic chan will fold out around us whenever we sit by Watson. They were instruct How long, O man, teacher. It seems Mrs. Boyd has Germany served notice It was servative of national im Will it take you to turn beginning unrestricted subma TEL 643-5171 nels. down. ed to make a highly vocal dem portance. He boldly complained 31 pupils in her class, and I The potential significance of this state Evolution-wise, mankind's move into onstration lor the President From your present way of understand that if there are rine warfare. about Ford’s arangements for death. In 1918, Russian revolutionary ment is this: that it seems to abandon the car is going to work as striking and when he entered the hall of the the Republican State of the over 30, the teacher has a right I symbolic a transformation in the spe- House, when he made any point And see th at God is Love; to file a grievance. Not only is forces captured the city of Kiev. U /a tkim . Hie previous demand of President John in his speech, and when he left. Union rebuttal lost Tuesday That Love is the key to a peace In 1960, President Harry S. son and Secretary Rusk that the other oies as was worked by the first emer (Jan. 23). this standard procedure, but 90 inch What’s more, according to ful life; the fact that a similar griev^ Truman announced he had di side of tile war must show us what it gence from water and the first coming one junior aide, Watson warned Lukens told Ford that no Ohio That democracy and freedom rected the Atomic Energy Com SIMI-ANNUAL down out of the tree. The next change'- an had been put on the prog^ram ance was settled on last Dec. 18 F U R N ITU RE will do In the way of some comparable that his own assistant —Jimmy cannot stand, by hiring a $3,500 worker for mission to develop a hydrogen In shape to look for will be that delicate Jones —would be in the gallery and that he wasn’t even going Until love rules in the hearts bomb. Slim, trim Contemporary deesoalation if we agree to deescalate to bother to watch it. the balance of the school year temporarily by halting the bombing of round grooving of the back of the head checking to see just who was of man? constitutes an excellent prece In 1952, President Truman de and who wasn’t cheering lustily. A footnote; Lukens was Pillow arm sofa NorHi Vietnam. wdilch will come from keeping It socked scarcely alone in his criticism, Herman Fred Roney dent in favor of Mrs. Boyd’s nounced Sen. Joseph R. McCar back Into that 1969 head-rest. The result was a reception Submitted toy position. I urge that the board ty, R. Wls., as a pathological, Here’s furniture that has the sleek, O^, to paraphrase Secretary Rusk’s transcending Mr. Johnson’s though most of it was on broad er g:rounds. Republican poli Antoinette Bierce, display its good faith to our untruthful character assassin. off-the-floor styling of Danish mod usual hard-nosed analysis, we are now current level of popularity on Director of Christian Maple trims the arm and wing fronts offering to stop part of our half of the ticians around the country re teachers by granting Airs. Ten Years Ago em pieces . . . at good old U.S.A. Capitol Hill. The most tepid Education, Center President Shukrl AI-Kuwatly of this wing group with its tufted, war as we are now waging it without recommendation was applaud garded Ithe program as a minor Boyd’s request without ditecus- prices! The use of two cushions in Comsr. Tynan Missed The Point Congregational Church sion. of Syria arrived In Cairo to semi-attach^ pillow backs. Extra demanding that the enemy halt any part ed. The one genuine spon disaster, reeking of Washing stead of three and the single row of We’re just going to have to take the ton’s parochialism and badly The reason I would appre join in a proclamation uniting buttons makes this big 90 inch sofa comfort is provided the sofa by at of his war as he is now waging it. taneous reaction to a Presiden On This Date hls country wtth Egypt. word of Motor Vehicles Cmsr. John J. tial proposal —his anti-crime needing a few Governors. The ciate seeing many townspeople appear even longer. Foam mbber tached arm pillows. Pieces have full IhlB change of position—if it has not Tynan that the majority of Christmas oustanding performance of In 1606, the chief conspirator present is because I think it Five Years Ago spring edges and foam latex cushions. been accompanied by undercover har plan —was ma.emlfled to a most cushions add comfort. Choice of tex liquor gifts have been returned by the un-Congressional cheer. Senator Howard Baker of Ten in a plot against the government would toe appropriate if Mr. Negro James R. Meredith reg Choice of textures, colonial prints and denings not being displayed to the pub nessee was an exception in the In England, Guy Fawkes, was Rottner retracted his statement tures, tweeds and contemporary employes of his department. The gover A bold plan to minimize the istered for a second semester prints; arm caps included. quilted prints; arm caps included. lic eye—represents ithe first Instance in nor says that he’s satisfied and that’s Rockefeller write-in vote In the otherwise dull hour. executed. that Mrs. Boyd’s grievance was at the University of Mississippi. what is now three years of intensive good enough for us. New Hampshire primary is now fighting in Vietnam in which the United But you’ll have to pardon us if we hatching inside Governor States has seemed to move toward the quibble a little over Comsr. Tynan’s George Romney’s campaign posstblUty of negotiation Instead of away claim that returning the gifts made the staff. from it. ’This seems to be the first time donors unhappy because It implied that Against Governor Nelson Fischetti they had ulterior motives in making the Rockefeller’s own protest, the we may have rnponded to an enemy wi4t«^in efifoit IS goithering /(OKEA concession with a possible concession of presents. . -Isn’t-fiiat really-the-point? • steam, and there are still six ■ our own rather Hian with an elusive- weeks before the March 12 Does the public believe that the gifts hardening and stiffening of our own posi primary. The reason to move tion. Since for a long time It has seemed were given in the true spirit of Christ- is worrying Romney’s camp so 495. true that it will be as much of a prob maus, or to influence the various em deeply is that most Rockefeller ployes of the department? When some lem to get Washington to any peace votes would come from Rom thing looks like payola, it Is pretty hard ney, iwt Richard M. Nixon. table as it will be to get Hanoi tlierc, to make out that it is a gift of love, Let there be music any such possibility of minor recipro The plan to abort the Rocke especially when the gift comes from per feller drive would bring Rocke cal concession must be considered good sons who are frequently In need of the feller himself into the state with news. They are both going to have to services performed by government em CABLE-NELSON in the next two weeks with 74 inch wind up at that table, sooner or later. ployes. ^ maximum publicity and invite 801/2 inch The only question is how much killing And wasn’t that the impression given all known leaders of the write- SPINET will have to be Qone first. by the pictures showing automobile in to meet with him. 169. Rockefeller would then make • U 259. dealers and driving school employes bringing gifts of liquor to the Motor Ve- a public appeal not to write in Start your children’s lessons on this CaMe- hiclet Department? It’s hard to draw his name on the ballot. His dra Nelson Spinet with its beautiful tone, pr^ Traditional Lawson Tainted Evidence? any other conclusion. matic point: If his New Hamp vided by an Equi-balanced 88 note scale Being against pure meat it, of course, shire backers really trust his which is perfected to eirtreme accuracy. Traditional London Obviously, the governor is well aware judgment enough to want him Square cutback Lawson arms, square like being against peace and mother of the iippresslon that the pictures In for President, they surely should Beautiful ciMsic mahogany case, too. attached pillow backs and kick ^eats hood. So when,, last fall, after hearhf^ these newspapers created. He ordered accept that same judgment to Design and quality considered, you can’t beat Lounge pieces give these perennial favorite^ a 'tra^- lurid tales of filthy conditions in vari the gifts returned. And tiicn he went one forego the write-in. tionaJ look. Or, you can m ^e these ous slaughtering and processing plants step farther and ordered that no more Cable-Nelson’s price. Nobody has. Not for Any serious write-in effort three generations. How else could Cable- pieces quaint with box pleats! liSill around the country, the Congress enact gifts be accepted by Motor Vehicles De would damage Romney’s chance Poly-Dacron® fillted attached pillow partment personnel. Nelson hold its. leadership over other pop spring edges, foam mbber cushions give ed and President Jcriinson signed an to cut down Nixon in the prima backs and seat cushions give th^se them the luxurious comfort you want. heroic measure extending federal meat We’re looking forward to the day ry, and hence damage the whole ular-priced brands? when this e MANCHESTER ^EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN 'S ■■ ■ Subversive G>ntrol Board Active Again After 2 Years By WALTER R. MEAR8 Opponents charged McHugh w e c a r e Guarantee(d ''Super-Right''Quality Meats! AMOolated PreM Writer wasn’t qualified for ithe Job. 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BiG QUALITY FOODS FOR LiSS^ 0 A if. to 0 P.M. 4-ROLL FROM ANYWHERE IH MAHCHESTER alGorf PACK # A Half Mile from East Hartford-Manchester Town Line 1150 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD i* »* / /* ■* ,* ' 11 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31,> 1968 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 Pages 17 to 32 South Windsor Vernon Coventry Obituary Coventry Hospital Notes Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Fallout Shelter at New School Four Items in all areas excepting mater Teachers Asked Starting Pay M n. Mary M. Champainie nity whore they are 2:80 to 4 Weiss to Remove ^Gag^ Rule Mrs. Mary Agnes Moran p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri Installed by 4Qo_a Rise of $800 MODEL AIRPLANE FIELD Champagne, 83, of Wllllmantic, Weighed by School Board Approved vate rooms where they are 10 Rainbow Girls At Request of Directors sister of Dr. Arthur B. Moran a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are re The Coventry Federation of All contract t e a c h ^ w lll be of Manchester, died yesterday.j^ The Board of Education last 26 children per class. This quested not to smoke in pa Sharyn Brown, daughter of Tea)che(rs (CFT) has presented enUtled, under the CFT propo- 'The controversial, so-called proposal for time off "fot' the afternoon at Windham Commu- night turned over to the archl- study indicated that seven or At Meeting tients’ rooms. No more than Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown iitsfonmal proposal to the board sal, to allowance of full salary ” gag" clause, proposed (or the purpose of observing any rellgl- nity Memorial Hospital, Wllli- tect for study the possibility of possibly eight new classroom two visitors at one time per of Seneca Dr., Vernon, was in (or 16 days per year of sick COMFORT STATION gj 'Town meetttngs in the past of education, a 16-page docu mantlc. including a fallout shelter in the teachers would be needed in patient. stalled as Worthy Advisor of the leave,, with unused sick days al town’s personnel rules by Town several months have been not ment dealing mainly with con- ‘ ' o ■'the current holiday, schedule." Survivors also include a plans of the proposed new high the elementary schools, Order of Rainbow Girls at a lowed to accumulate to 120 days. SHELTER able for their brevity and low ADMITTED MONDAY: Kris diltions of employment and sal Manager Robert Weiss, has consensus of the daughter, two sisters, a grand school. A request was made for ten public installation in Rock-ville A leave of absence for mili S’ attendance, and last night’s tine Bensche, 202 Woodbridge aries. The CFT rep4aced the SHELTER been removed. board that the proposal could daughter and several nieces and William L. Shatzman, State additional special teachers In- Saturday. tary service may be granted, special session was no excep St. Education Association of Cov Weiss, at the request of sev- ^® misused and that is could nephews. Director of Civil Defense, point- eluding additional physical ed- Miss Brown is a senior at according to the proposal, dur tion. 'The 8 p.m. call was ad entry as bargain agent after a eral directors last night, said discriminatory, The funeral will be held Fri ed out in correspondence to the ucation, music, French, and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Rockville High School and at ing which time those serving SOCCER journed at 8:15 with all ifour vote last year. ^ SB day at 9:16 a.m. from the Bacon Chairman of the School Board, remedial reading teachers. Also Mrs. Charlene Armitage,' Staf tends St. John’s Episcopal in the military will not lose sen- that it will be eUmlnated from Director Wayne ManU items passed by the 14 towns ford Springs; Sharon Bugbee, 'The teachers’ bSirgalning iS t^ the rules draft which the board ®xplalned. "There are literally Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., Harry Anderson, that South requested was a special teach group is asking for a starting iority. This would apply for a El Wlllimantic, with a solemn high Windsor is not providing ade- er for the emotionally disturbed, people present. Mountain Spring Rd., Rock-vtlle; SI will vote upon at its Feb. 6 holidays in each rell- A request by tax collector F. Andrew Cagnulari, 82 Campfield salary for 1068-6® of $6,400, period of up to four years,, and PLAY FORM SCULPTURES o gion, and where would we draw Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s quate space in the shelter pro- a speech hearing instructor, a compared with this year’s *5,- would mean that «tu W n g m e e iin g . Hne’’ ’ ’ Church,' WUlimanUc, at 10. gram at the present time. psychological examiner, an au- 'Pauline Little for an addltikma] Rd. ; Mrs. Barbara Carlson, ’THROUGHOUT ’IHIS AREA • 3 d The proposed clause, as origi $2,500 in her clerk hire account Laurel Rd., Ellington; Geoffrey 600. The salary schedule as teachers would be placed on that Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Pamphlets and suggested plans dio visual aid coordinator, an- presented to the school board step of the salary schedule on nally written, had specified that Cemetery. from Civil Defense sources in- other elementary .principal and was the first item on the agen Daniels, Stafford Springs; Pa town employes must discuss da. It passed after brief re Is in three coliunns compared which he would have been had Friends may call at the fu- dlcate that such an addition to a librarian. In addition to the tricia Gore, 44 Pearl St.; ’Thom he not been away from the sys problems or grievances with College Taking marks by finance board mem as Halenar, 300 Oakland St.; to the current four, and each neral home tonight from 7 to 9 the school at the planning stage librarian, a full-time library tem. «2>(! the -manager, before discussing ber Richard Coughlin that *500 Mrs. Louise Hugflnald, Broad ookunn consists of .twelve steps, and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and can be accomplished at little clerk was requested for each The proposal stipulates that them with the Board of Direc Enrollment for has already 'been appointed to Brook; Mrs. Nancy Larada, 74 as does this year’s salary sched 7 to 9 p.m. or no extra expense. elementary school. "no new teacher entering the SOFTBAI4L tors, the press, or the general ------Charles L. Warner, superln- Fred Carulo, high school prin- th's account from the oonrtln- School St.; Mrs, Susan Martln- ■tL ule. c . Police Course On the proposed schedule a employ of the Coventry Board public. Cecil W. Lusk tendent of schools, in discussing cipal,, and Arthur Hottin, mid- gency fund, making a total of ■dale. South St., Coventry; Mrs. ' t e n n i s teacher with ■baxihelor’s degree of Education shall receive more The boards’ Republican direc OOVENTRY — Cecil W. Lusk, the 1968-69 proposed school die school principal, spoke to *3,000 over the original budg Mary Palmer, 11 School St.; Ed a m Spring semester registrations preparation illl start at *6,400, salary than a teacher already tors, on Jan. 9, had expressed 67, of East Hartford, father of budget, quoted figures from a the board about the various et appropriation for this ac mund Parent, 411 Slater St., in the new Law Enforcement count. mxxvlng up to a maximum of in the system with the same displeasure concerning the pro Mrs. Louise Barrows of Coven- reference entitled, "Economic programs and needs of their Wapping. *10,064 on the 12th step, each preparation and experience’’. posed clause and had asked ^*''i6rra)m art. Manchester Oom- try, died Monday at Hartford Profiles in Connecticut, 169 respective schools. ’The board. Item 2 on the agenda was a Also, Mrs. Mabel Plumb, No regularly assigned teach step representing a year of ex FOOTBALL COMFORT STATION Welss to eliminate It from the munity Codlege ■will be accepted Hospital. Towns and Eight Counties,’’ put in other action, okayed unan- request for *700 to the dog li Marlborough; Harold Pohl, 167 er is to be used as a substitute Survivors also include 4 other out by the market research de- imously items on the budget cense fund. It, too, passed fol Brookfield St.; ’Thomas St. perience. rules. Tuesday from 12:30-4:30 p.m. With a bochetor’s degree teacher, without his consent. daughters, 13 grandchildren, partment of the Hartford Na- requesting funds for six expens- lowing finance board chairman John, Montauk Dr., Vernon; Weiss, since Jan. 9. changed and from 6-8 pm. at the Hart- plus 30 hours or a master’s de ’The CFT also suggests that and a great-grrandchild. tlonal Bank. According to this es such as fuel and utiliti^ Peter 'Van Dine’s comment this William Simpson, 94 St.. John study halls be held to a maxi one word in the proposal, and ford Rd. Campus. Classes be- Fimeral services' will be held study South Windsor hhs the request is in addition to *1,750 St.; Joseph Therrlen, 33 View gree, a teacher would start at last night asked board approval gin Monday, Fc/b. 12. Church School Lab *6,9()0 and reach a maximum mum of 30 students for one b a s e b a l l 3 tonight at 8 at the Richard W. highest rate of school-age chll- already put in the account from St.; Alwlne Tobias, French Rd., (or the change. More than 40 police officers There will be an audio-visual o f *10,661. A teacher with a teacher. If an emergency or Sheehan Funeral Home, 1034 dren per dwelling in the state. lab sponsored by the Church contingency. Bolton; Mrs. Maude ’I'opHff, scheduling difficulty arises, He replaced the word "must" friom 17 communities were en- New Britain Ave., West Hart-, Between 1960 and 1966 the An appropriation to the mid Amston; Mrs. Florence ’Trinder, nuiater’s degree plus 30 hours or with ".should.’ School of St. Peter’s Episcopal a teacher ■with a sixth year however, study halls are in no rolled in the first law enforce- ford. Burial will be in Mt. St. number of school-age children church at 7:30 this evening in dle sriiool borrowing account Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton; John r-» He explained that lie did not ment classes las-t semester. 'Hie Sharyn Brown certlClcate will start at *7,400, event to be larger than 60 stu OUTDOOR BASKETBALL Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield, has Increased 90.9 per cent, the the Parish Hall, o f *29,617.76 was the third Varney, Marlborough; Charles intend that the proposed rule nerw curriculum, which leads to with the highest in this col dents, in which case two teach at the convenience of the fam sixth largest per cent Increase ,it iwiiH introduce programs item. ’Ihere was no discussion Whelan, 702 W. Middle Tpke.; Church. Other officers who were f ’ nL would curtail an employe’s associate in science degree, umn *11,636. ers will be required. ily. in the state. ’The superintendent that are available for Christian on the motion following Van John Wilcox, 43F House Dr.; installed were Diana Stark, Grievance Procedures right to speak. ig headed by ’Thomas P. Oon- William Wright, 14 Warren St.; Worthy Associate Advisor; Deb The maximum teacher’s sal suggesU that the proposed *3.8 education in the audio-v.Tsual Dine’s explanation this Interest In the proposal, grievance "It was Intended to make Cer- nors, a recently rcrtlrcd 25-year Mrs. Daneen ^ tta , 144 Oamp- orah Perry, Charity; JUl- Sulli ary on the current schedule is Mrs. Nora Burke million budget is justified with field. Mrs. Mary Phelps, a mem- payment was "overlooked due procedures are detailed, with a / tain that I would be the first to veteran of the Now York <3ity to an oversight’’ when the fi fleld Rd. *10,064, -based on a four col VERNON — Mrs. Nora Lynch the consideration of the school- ber'of the Diocesan department van, Hope; Laura Salmon, grievance defined as "a com / be informed, before the com- Police Department, nancing on the middle school Faith; Barbara Rapp, recorder; umn schedule: Bachelor’s de Burke of Hartford, sister of age children populaUon and the o f CJhristdan education "will pre- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A plaint Involving a work situation PARKING plaint left the official family,” Aiithough 'the curriculum is was changed from a short-term Judith Burrows, Jr. P. W. A., gree, bachelor’s plus 30 hours, Mrs. John Quigley of Vernon, effort of this town to maintain sent the program. Teachers and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob or a complaint that there has he said. to all students, classes are note to a long-term bond. and Judith Burrows, treasm-er. master’s degree, and master’s died yesterday at a Hartford "quality education’’. parents are invited. ert'Tobey, 2 Gem Dr., Rock- been a de-viatlon from, misinter © Weiss said that he couldn’t scheduled on a two-track basis, School building chairman plus 30 hours or six year cer convalescent home hospital. Teacher Request Mid-week Church school will -ville; a daughter to Mr. and Other officers installed: Kar pretation, or misapplication of understand the board’s concern geared to the u-orking hours of William Miller also noted that tificate. Survivors also include two William Perry, assistant su meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 Mrs. Gunter Relchl, 81 Walnut en Knit, chaplain; Delpha Tab a practice or policy; or a com over the proposal, calling it the police officer. Morning and the Interest amount does not Benefits Sought daughters, six grandchildren, perintendent of schools, cov p.m. and the Senior Choir at 8 St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. er, drill leader; Marcia Wilson, plaint that there has been a < c "probably the least Important evening classes are taught in canstltute an Increase in the Max Ferguson, Northfleld Rd., ’The CFT is also asking for and nine great-grandchildren. ered with the board the budget p.m. Love; Mary Beth Szalontai, Re full school board subsldizaOon violation, misinterpretation, or part of the personnel rules.” tandem, permitting students to total bonding amount of the Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ligion; Helene Simmons, Na ’The funeral will be held to request for 31 new teachers. of insurance for employe and mlMppllcaOon of any provision” T'OtVA/' O /r He said that, in changing the shift from day to evening at- middle school set to open this Donald F. Donahue, Middle- ture; Suzanite Pearson, Immor morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the ’The board was given a graph Advert'semenit— dependents, including Blue agreement. word "must” to "should,” he tendance os their duty hours fall. town; a daughter to Mr. and tality; Candice Oslund, Fidelity; ’Thomas F. Farley Funeral showing the number of children Wanted—Part-time secretary, Cross, CMS and major medl- complainant may present had taken the rule out of the change. The final item on the agenda Mrs. Arthur Alper, 99 Nike Gall Connell, Patriotism; Eliza- Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, in each grade of each elemen knowledge of typing and short- c^aii uonneu, t-ainonsm; ii^uza- ■ purrentlv being " grievance —'------in writing tto the mandatory classification and CJourses in the program in- authorized the Board of Select Circle. beth Eddy, Service; Beverly currently being ^ A proposal by Mayor Nathan Agostinelli and Di sent this drawing for a starting point— to be ex the picture. Football, soccer, tennis, softball, base with a Mass of requiem at St. tary school and how many hand necessary. South Windsor three had placed it in an advisory ^lude a survey of the law en- men and the town treasurer to DISCHARGED YES Powell,Powell. CJonfldentlalConfidential Observer;Observer: although it was not part rector William Schaller for a $1 million, indoor- panded upon or minimized as ideas develop and as ball, horseshoe, and outdoor basketball are some of Augustine’s Church, Hartford, at teachers that would be required area. Write Wapplng P.O. Box of the present agreement. A confer with the corn- classlfication. forcement field, police organiza- borrow money in the name and TERDAY : Wesley Dickinson, Janette Couch, Outer Observer; the play areas suggested. Comfort stations and 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene- to keep them at a maximum of 125, South Windsor. surplus in the insurance ac- and others Involved in outdoor, recreation center on about 100 acres of funds become available. Suggested facilities include GOP Director William Schal- tdxxn, administraticen, criminal on behalf of the town of Cov 283 Spencer St.; Frank Pier- Clhristlne Johnson, Musician; diet Cemetery, B l o o m f i e l d . ------count, after full payment of the grievance, if any. ’The corn- Globe Hollow land is still in its preliminary talking everything from baby-sitting to knitting, from ski shelters would be provided. Out of the picture, at ler replied, "It is still a gag investigation, traffic control, entry to meet any of the fore ret. South St., Oo-ventry; Mrs. Patti Whitman, choir director; Friends may call at the fu possible for dependents to be may be heard stage. However, in order to project the idea into ing to swimming, and from football to ping pong. the bottom right, is a proposed ski slope. Picnic rule, however it reads, and I am ,£^^1 evidence and court pro going appropriations, if neces Emoroy Rivers, 61 Skinner Rd., Susan Rolfe, Page to the East, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. employee premiums made it Personally, or he may be re the planning stage, Agostinelli and Sdhaller pre The recreation building is at the bottom center of areas and hiking trails are out of picture at top. still against it.” ceedlngs. Of the 20 required Backgrounds Probed sary. Rockville; Haley Berson, 3 Sem- and Barbara Trouton, Rainbow Mrs. Keith Benoit, chairman covered also. presented by the CFT school Democrat Francis Mahoney, couraes in the two-year pro- Mra. Evelyn L. Keeney ford R d.; Ronald Marquis, 146 Flag Bearer. of the Board of Education, to Grade level chairmen in the Relegate or President, or his who had backed the proposed gj-am, 12 are in the liberal arts, VERNON — Mrs. Evelyn Hilliard St.; Joseph Campanelli, day reminded townspeople that ’Those on the Advisory Board proposal, would be reimbursed designee. clause when It was discussed Lamere Keeney of Vernon, wid 79 Mather St.; Arthur Horn, 404 are Mrs. Betty Munroe, Mrs. Jan. 9, said last night, "I don’t ------Denver Police Report a committee to name the new Lake Rd., Andover; Carl Lar on a sliding scale, depending on principal would make a ow of Judge John N. Keeney, middle school is being formed, Marguerite McLeod, Mrs. Re the size of the department, of ^®cision, in writing, which may care if it is in or out, since died yesterday at Crestfield son, 462 Parker St.; Mrs. Stella becca Carr, Miss Patricia Mayor Explains Idea for Rec Complex Helps You Overcome existing grievance rules al and that anyone who would like Henry, Clark Rd., Bolton; Mrs. from *300 to *760. appealed by the complain- Convalescent Home. to serve on this committee is Smith, Mrs. Grayce Green, Mrs. Department chairmen now to the superintendent of ready provide for a chain of Mrs. Keeney was bom in Florence Francis, East Hart Louise Plummer, Mrs. Irene FALSE TEETH Suspects Won’t Talk welcome to do so. Mrs. Benoit ford; Moise Major, East Hart receive *300 to *460, also de- schools. -The superintendent’s Calling it “a dreamThe proposed site is in the 116- li and Schaller to move along Branford, in operation for about directors, by department heads, to a planning committee. He command." Hazardville. She was a mem notes that a cross-section of the Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Stark, pending on department size, ‘tscision may be appealed to which can becfime a real- acre tract, east of Keeney St. its planning stage. six years. and by the several town resi- promised to augment the com- After Mayor Nathan Agosti- Looseness and W orry ber of St. Bernard’s Church (Continued from Page One) ford; Leo Bushey, 670 N. Main Mrs. Georgie Foss, Miss Eliza community is being sought to St.; Leonard Marquis, East In both cases, minimum de- board of education, and this itv ” A lflvof No+Ho-n Air/vo- a nt oof Still to be determined is the AgostlnelU estimated that an dents present. mlttee with more appointments, nelll said, "Based on the re- No longer be annoyed or feel lll-nt- of Rockville and Burpee’s Wom manned by Sandra Chasse and beth McLeod, Mrs. Linda Sil ease because of loose, wobbly . 4' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 Maxi-men have great MAXI-MEN SAVE YOU i AN EXTRA 60* fferfemn thh vofuohfe covpon at Stop St SAopf g B o y s G e t Alpert’s Corned Beef A ideas. Half Gallon Ice Cream ' The first of this yearns “Crisp Airt^ crop! /\ WITH THESE COUPONS! L a w y e r i n This week. 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Weinstein said he hoped the board would agree to let the stu- ents back in their classrooms while the matter is settled be cause it could take a week to get such a restraining order. It would be better, he said “if the kids are not made to suffer while the abstract question is being tested out." About 10 parents of students suspended for wearing their hair long appeared Tuesday Scop ^•w ‘ VS night at a School Board meeting - '' but were not allowed to discuss their position. SK)P "Some students picketed the ^hool Tuesday, carrying such SAVE and have extras for emergency! digits as “Does Society Hang SAVE even more on the I6c off label! by a Hair?” and "Jesus, Shake speare, Washington and Lincoln wore long hair. Who should we look up to?” But many sided with Prinoi- pel Luther A. Howard, who vis Vermont Maid Sylvania ited every classroom Monday, deadline for lock-lopping, and lOO Salada suspended 63 boys whose hair TOP covered their eyes, ears or col O'THE lars. The school has 1,700 pup ils. GRADE wonderful th Light Bulbs about Vermont. South Windsor Quality Meats mini-priced to save you money! Ointoiii S. Adams J A hot cup of 40,60, SI Named to UofH’s tea lust hits the spot on a 76,100 Scholar Program cold winter '/ermont day. waHbu!bs , |,g ||,j Clinton S. Adams of 2601 El Maid lington Rd. is one of four Uni svnup versity of Hartford student chos I V «ph- ',o-1 * en for Uof H’s new University Box of lOO Scholar Program. The program lor exceptionally promising stu dents will be introduced for the spring semester. Announcement of the choices 24 oz bottle was made by David D. Komisar, dean of faculties. Adams, 21, the son of Mr. I 01 and Mrs. Chauncy P. Adams, is Friend’s Vow eve'*"" Beans r 6 /’i Taste O’ Sea Dinner oXb 3 /‘l a senior and a piano major at 48 07 A C k * Taste O’ Sea C A K E S Dinner Hartt College of Music. 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All meats I Vo 07 course requirements. Class Stop & Shop Potato Chips U“b’ 3 /‘1 are guaranteed fully to please you! If ever a purchase of Kraft Cheese N’ Crackers oko 12/99' room work will be replaced by Swift’s Premium or U.S.D.A. Choice (and only the R andom 20 count 0 '7 « tutorial relationships with a best of the Choice grade), all Federally inspected. Stop & Shop meat fails to please you, just tell us! We will Wisconsin Long Horn Cheese W eights lb 79' Tootsie Roll Party Pack Pops DOckoB* < 9 / master professor. BEANS Adams 'Will undertake a study Nothing less will give you tender flavorful roasts for refund your full purchase promptly and courteously or re Wispride Sharp Cheese Refills 'IZ 69' Stop & Shop Candies • r 4 /’l Of th« keyboard wxjrks of IBar- the kind of main dish your family really enjoys. place the item. We guarantee to please you. 6 07 Serve with hot soup or Hershey Bars, 10 count package bok, the Hungarian composeii-, Hood’s Yogurt, 5c off label CUP 2/29' $ your favorite dip. cidminaiUng in a year-end Bar- 8 07 O O * IISVi oz Polident Tablets, 84 count bottle Stop & Shop Cream Cheese Dkg caas bok irecital. Adams is a student 3v»o7 A / n 5 01 CQ( of Raymond Hanson, professor Buko Cheese Spreads CUO * Ultra Brite Toothpaste LABEL tu b * of pdano a t H artt College. Prof. 99’ Hanson will supervise his work. TOP ROUND • SWISS Pillsbury Iced Cinnamon Rolls 2/55' Scope Mouthwash, 24 oz bottle lb Top Sirloin Roast 8S (Round) Red Label Small Whole A 1864 graxhiaite of South Windsor High School, Adams took his first piano lesson from Ws mother, who now has her SAVINGS AT 000 DAIRY CASE! POTATOES HEALTH & BEAUTY AID SAVINGS 12 oz pkg oWn group of pupils. He was a Steak Roast Top Round 98I OR FACE RUMP S. S. Pierce runner-up in the 1862 and 1964 Brand Aetna Life & Casualty Music 5 cts 8 9 ® Scholarship competitions. In 1964, Axiams won a $100 All at one low i V-- s •< i. \s--« ~ ------“young artist” aiyyard givwi by Hood’s Miss Brock the Eastern Connectiout Sym Swiss Steak Roast-9 8 low price! phony Orchestra. That spring he peoformed in New London Cottage Cheese Hair Spray —with the orchestra-at. two coit cents...... Serve cottage Regular. Hard- Others chosen for the Uni TOP cheese and SAVE on freshly baked breads! SAVE on Sun Glory Brand to-Hold or Back Rump Roast 94 i l r — O'TME versity Scholar Program are fruit for a Ipw Unscented . Lynda M. Johnson of West GRADE calorie lunch. ^ Hartford; Miss Helena G. Pit- Q iM litr Mnatb . 13 OZ can toors of Temse, Belgium, and USDA 2-lb carton Variety Breads French Fries Widllam C. Guenther of Hart lb CHOICE ford. Eye Round Roast 118 CRACKED WHEAT VIENHA HONEY WHEAT • PUIN RYE 1-lb Family Program Borden’s American Cheese Out own Daisy Brand lonep Gillette Feamy - Bread — Daliclous! Frozen MM s'- 1 1 ^ 2 5 Set at Church Sliced Shave Cream V Stop & Shop's owni ^ Q c Save on hrajids famous for fine quality! Birds A 10 oz toomj Save on the The Ladles of St. James will 16 OZ 14 oz p kg sponsor a Christian Family Re 14 U t i Fudge Cake ^ Brccccii Spears Eye p k g j A 17c off label twl^pitk 11 oz aerosol can newal program for husbands •.-•s- and wives Sunday, Feb. 11, N e p c q from 3 to 6 p.m. at St. James’ School. Mass will be celebrated Wb rBifrvB ttiB right to llinir quantlliii Pillibury IcBd Cinnamon Rolli. 9 ox pkg 29c at 4:30 p.m. at the church. Colonial Hams Allsweet Margarine The Rev. WlUlam O'Keefe, as Excedrin Tablets sistant principal of Northwest Semi Boneless ■ ■ Q V4.|b H Catholic High School, West Haddock rints MM Arrid Bold Nescafe Clorox Bottle oMW A A c Hartford, wlU lead the program, Ready to heat F o r when you 6 OZ FRESH MM 1-n Extra Dry Deodorant Laundry Detergent Instant Coffee Bleach The music will be directed by Delicious package and.glaze with have an "Excedrin bread, rice oi Chicken Loaf. FILLETS pineapple slices, pill the St. Thomas Seminarians. 12oz|ar $ 1 O Q gallon C O W headache.” Good grapenut cus Bologna. Liver cloves and cher 4 oz Q Q ^ lOc OFF LABEL value, tool Registration for the event tard. Your wurst, Pickle W onderful ries for a spray can # # Giant 3-lb, 1 oz pkg 03 Bonus Pack , 1 • W # plastic lug close Monday and may be made family’s fa 10 OZ & Pimiento or change-of-pace ’company’ dinner. lb with Mirs. Wilfred Dion, 86 vorite dessert. okc Luxury Loaf. ea meal! Jb Carter St., or Mrs. J. Roger Lemelln, 41 Theresa Rd. The 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN program is open to all couples of the church, Including those stop & Shop will be happy to redeem your Federal Food Coupons at our Manchester Stop & Shop Store! of mixed marriages. « . V i I , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JAIWARY 31, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE '/PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 Tri Circle Area Mini-Fun Hearts Are Tramps V SLtL fS - NUTMEG PHARMACY, Ver- Shop oiJ S L iJ S ' S cmS oUSBL, non Circle has many thougbt- S E N D FO R ^ Piftsa fas- ful ways to exprew your aenU- When yon mail ONE Along trve wim ^ _____ You’ll dear yourself when you select bnlgttS^aokag^ Cash R a s te r Tape with: The Inquirer p S f - n ^ y ^ ^ » » spread BEAUTY With «H < iti< r^ dely. Here are E , ^ Mk-v ttanktBS fine PER- sweetest poaeibie wa.y 2 CHEER BOXTOP8 » d ■•BARTOW' C H O O O ^ ' A s (Olant or King SI z g ) 2 JOY LABELS Medallion Motif Stores Arouml Town Main Street Stores (Qiant or King 8iza) Cupid Is Almost Here It’s The Romantic Season T m . Thera la » ‘Fhlrv Decorative and Ptllitarian MAOT. 10% tASH REIUNIf Dissolve your VALENTINE Disarm your Knight this Val- Godmother' HoUdaya MnicA a auick and attractive . . - - GIFT tasks with one happy vis- entlne’s Day. Come to THE LTT- or MAXIMUM REFUND She wlU kidt you a sweater, A “ Riverton” HITCH<30CK it to LENOX PHARMACY, 299 TLESHOP, 306 East Center a J J f by railing the edge of a When ^ or cTodiet a long evening coat CHAIR, now $49.08, during the East Center Street. You’ll find Street. He’ll “ stop” when the pineapple slice In mayonnaise crackers for crumbs, y w cam ^3.00 IN CASH for you, or make a cuddly af- WATKINS SEMI- ANIWAL so many thoughtful ways to light In your eyes reflects a STd T e n in chopped nuts. Fill keep them from scattertig by ON EVERYTHING YOU SEE ORDER BLANK FOR COMPUTE DETAILS glian for your cupartment. Call SALE, makes a distinctive addi •express your sentiments. See Valentine Red Sweater, Blouse, the center with fresh fruit, cot- placing them In a ^ ^ c b ^ 649-9801. This talented iveedle- tion to any room In your house. the tempting assortments of Dress, Robe. You’llfind JEW- Uge cheese or cream cheese and fastenl^ tlghUy wlto a rab- ber band. Roll with raUlng pin. woman will click up CUSTOM- Choose black or cherry finish, "RUSSELL STOVER" CHOCO- ELRY of the better kind at THE _____ You can see through ths plastic HURRY-OFFER GOOD FROM MADE APPAREL and ACCES richly stencilled, hand- woven LATES, beribboned, beruffled, LITTLE SHOP, , bag when they are fine enough. BUY SORIES for a man, a miss or a rush seats. What a welcome gift bewitching, heart-shaped pack THIS STORE When breading "J®®^ . and they will stay In the bag IAN. 21 TO MAR. 2,1968 brand now mite. Prices ore rea for the Spring Bride. ages. The box of "Little Am Harness February Evenings cracker crumbs, roll fte crumta ^^ <,ver the •EXCEPT ITEMS PROHIBITED BY LAW—SEE REFUND CERTIFICATE FOR DETAILS. GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS APPLY. sonable. bassadors” , milk and dark Now, when it’s so snug and Into the meat with the rolling ... . You will find that a Cake rack miniatures is $4. "Candy Cup cozy to be Indoors, is an ideal pin. This makes a more even *«cnen. _____ Make good-looking wall deco covered with a thick turklsh board’ wraps VALENTINE time to get started on BRAID and more thorough Job of bread- ^ ^ rations of your pretty plates by towel makes an Ideal drying KEEPSAKES (a red poodle ING or HOOKING A RUG ing. Dip meat as usual into beat- To prevent children s aweat- running a wire, around the back rack for baby sweaters or other and a pearl necklace) aioing you’ve been dreaming of mak en egg first, then lay It over a ers from stretching at neck and of the plate, attaching a drap small woolen garments that wiiti chocolates for $4.25 com ing. Com e to FRASER’S RUG thick layer of the crumbs cuffs after washing, make a nm- ery ho^ and placing on the must lie flat to keep their plete. There is a staggering ar MAKING SHOP, 192 Hartford sprinkled over waxed paper, nlng stitch vrith needle and MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR shape. The legs on the rack Road, for material emd suppl thread around the neck and MANCHESTER wall. m y o f GIFTS OF BEIAUTY Cover the top with crumbs and BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA SULLIVAN AVENUE give enough air space under AJND FRAGRANOE5S toy lead ies. WOOLENS are sold by the roll the pin over them lightly. cuffs while the sweater is still 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST Naturally— neath to make the drying much ing cosmetic names In the field. pound so you’ll be able to pick Your meat will be well bread damp. The pull the thread/Un TOLLAND TURNPIKE— NEXT TO CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER When you shop for a gift you quicker, From "R^lon” comes INTI- up. Inexpensively some pieces ed on both sides at once. til the edges are back In sUjgipe, hope It will bring lasting Joy and MiATE SPRAY MIST, ait an In- big enough for making into a 8286 and pat smooth. Allow to dry t service. 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Coax In February sun- luster. SCHULTZ BEAU- with affection. For the young ford Road, has the FABRICS Sue Burnett, Manchester motif across the edge of pillow When washing sweaters, rub omI at Lew Popular Piking. shine, when you place golden SALON is bustling with the sters there are Valentine Packs to round out your winter ward Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF soiled spots with your soaped FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS red SHOW OFF GLASS (vases, cases and sheets for luxury' When only a small amount of excitement of readying travel- , , . ____ including one for the teacher. robe In addition to FLOWER AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. fingers. Do not rub one part of Stock up oowl pitchers) on your window sill. shortening is used In a cake, the Pinoapplo-Oranga or ers for their winter vacation and IJnens: ^Js quick and easy to Here, too, are BEAUTY PROD- FRESH SPRING MATERIALS 10036. the sweater against another. As the Lenten season approach welcoming others back home. ^ ^ UCrs, rich in nourishing emol- for planning your Easter ensem- Print Name, Address with sugar must be added a little at a t t o e . If a little egg yolk Is Us® mild ^«®®“ ^® Pinaapple>grap«(ruit es, keep in mind "ANRI” Make an appolnbment. 543-8951. lients to smooth your complex- Winter WOOLENS and Zip Code, Style Number and WOODCAR,VINGS, Frendi RO _____ transfer for 3 yards of 3” bor- Incorporated ■with it to slightly suds through the garment. Nev ion, your hands, and give a DRAPERY fatorics are most In- Size. er wring or twist a sweater. SARIES, also RELIGIOUS „ . ^ , , der design; color chart. velvety aU-overau-over softness.softness, Stepstep vltlnglyviunB*jr tagged.v«66' = 'New / - ^ PATTERN sFASHION aesmiui'i coimtiuuaconscious women—wv....=..— moisten the mature, the cream- d , 6 0Z. 51 ______Before setting out new plants 35 PLAQUES and scale models of up to the cosmetic counter for BOOKS and SEWING AIDS and send now for our latest issue of Ing process will be made easier same temperature. are meaningful ^ garden, wrap uielr stems cents for first-class mall and J U i a 7 ££ ' I the “ PIETA “ Dorothy Gray” LIPSWCKS, NOTIONS NOTIONS are are In In abundant abundant sup sup- the Spring & Summer Basic and quicker. with waxed paper and It will ‘68 addttione to a home. YOUR special handling for each pat- now two for $1.26 ($2 value) ply. ply. OPEN OPEN Mon. Mon. to to Fri.Fri. 10 10 a.m. a.m. pASHION—60 cents, SIRLOIN You can protect your maga GIFT GALLERY Invites you. keep the cutworms from at- to 9 p.m. Shop Saturday to ------To prevent splattering when Birds Eye Leaf and Chopped in exciting "Jewel of India" 6 zines and other large pieces of tacking the tender young plants. Anne Cabot, Manchester p.m. com- beating eggs or whipping cream, shade also "V.I. Peach” . Shop Foods such as soda, mall from picking up dirt off When carrying salt on a Herald, 1160 AVE. cover the bowl with a plastic When there Is Just a little ,, Evening -o —^------LENOX PHARMACY for VAL starch, cake flour, and some Oodd ■water draiws juices out bag, cutting a hole In the cen the porch or hall floor, and also ENTINE’S DAY. Make the cereals have no Inner waxed from becoming bent or corners cover the opening N. Y. 10036. of meats into liquids. BoUlng ter for the beater to go throu{;h. Spinach 3 x 4 9 < and It becomes dry, try cream king of your heart happy ■with bag to protect the contents from broken, by fastening a metal er with a pice of waxed paper Print Name, Address ■with Zip ■waiter hardens outside of meats ing a small amount of milk into a gift of good grooming, gaily dust after opening. To keep basket below the main slot of Select before you screw on the top. Code and Style Number. and prevents Juices being given The alewife, a member of the it. Add a UtUe milk at a time packaged as a symbolic token these staples clean and free of the box. and continue creaming until it You’ll want a copy of our new of your affection. off. j , ,i ■ x/viroT- herring family. Is an Important Wave a Magic Wand Spring % Summer Album • - ' . n X v lUiKi lUfiifish luuiiufound uiuiiKalong ulcthe cask'east- is of the rig^t consistency. 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Serve delightful Oak Street, the responsibility of It Yon Like Good Food during very hot ■weather wUJ re When you are traveling, take alt iKxne, increase the amount move any lingering prespiratlooi and delicioui) ICE CREAM custom-made SLIPCOVERS, You’ll like dining at the LA that extra pair of aocks and OSCAR NIAYIR SLICED BACON 79< c f butter one to two bable- SLICES, centering a DOUBLE Select Choice -- Choice Boneless DRAPERIES______and UPHOLSTER STRADA RESTAURANT, 699 odor. use themi to cover shoes you apoonsftil. HEART design as created by ING now while substantial SAV- Main Street. Just one glance are taking along In the suit Have a Heart-to-Heart Talk ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. on TEL. 643-9016 INGS TO YOU are featured. *be long and varied menu case. They slip on and off the OSCAR MAYER '’“L r SAUSAGE 79< ‘WUch U Best for Mef ’ Warren Street. These are gen ')■ _____ will stimulate the appetite. In Over a dinner table for two If you’ve ever wondered shoes easily, and are available Greeting Cards and Candles addition to the friendly service, at PIANO’S RESTAURANT this erous Individual servings so jlTfc$ Porterhouse fJ.09 Sirloin Steaks !1.19 to wear when they are needed. which -BRA or FOUNDATION BOTH FAIRWAYS have VAL- the nicely appointed surround- Valentine season. You’ll agpree easy with no fuss and they’re CAPITOL FRANKFURTS E 2^ °;'i.09 J They also make It unnecessary is most espedally designed for the evening couldn’t be nicer. so very special looking, you ENTTNE GREETINO CARDS bigs, you’ll relish the generous to wrap the shoes. your Individual proportions, “ *■ ‘ serviiurs of tastily-prepared aA long anaand vaneavaried menu awausa'waits couiancouldn't t geiget nupi>it;ihappier .mi..cosmiles Choice Top _ — Choice Bottom CAPITOL POLISH KIELBASA | 9^< oome to GLAZIER’S, 631 Main ^ fo ^ d !^ th e r your f a S r round you. 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Many, many fam SEVEN DAYS A WEEK from ter way to celebrate the V AL several ice cream flavors and 21^491 ous brand names are here plus a flat cake and cut with metal the paraffin so that the string 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. ENTINE spell than with the blanketed with whipped cresun. HOSIERY, LINGERIE, ROBES Icecube tray divider. They make one you like best enjoying a Have it personalized with name Is embedded. This makes an SAVE I9< ON HUNTS and MATERNITY apparel. Just the right size balls when delicious dinner at FIANO’S and a greeting for a February easy Job of remo^vlng the paraf Popular Enriched White SAVE 70< ON SAVE 32< ON HOMEMAKER railed. When thawinjg frozen fish, be RESTAURANT on Route 6 and birthday occasion. What a gala fin when you are ready to use A large aize earthen mixing careful to thaw only until It Is 44 In Bolton. treat. 649-5358. the Jelly. Pull upward on the Seatoilfell bowl is the thing to use ■when Cleans Between Tiles barely limp. When It Is over ends of the string and the paraf SPRAY mixing home-made breads. It Is JOHNSON PAINT CO. 723 thawed, flavorful nutritional fin will come out in one piece. DEORDORANT heavy and retains ■waitnth—__ Main Street, has "AFTA” , $1.60, Juices may leak out of the fish, Ways to Say ‘Be My Valentine’ EspeciaUy When We’re j ^ „mi the effective product (complete causing you to lose this valuable For the ^ and Queen of House-Bound When SHOES eeiMAiN SI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 y ~ 3 !ir~..-,-U— .. .= r Events in People In Capital Hippie Mailmen The News In San Francisco U LBya Grandson WASHINGTON AP — The Slightly Burned Post office has discovered It has a set of hippies, wearing WASHINGTON Xp — Pre "flamboyant and outlandish sident Johnson, while meeting U garb,” delivering the mall In Tuesday with March of Dimes San Francisco. poster child Timmy Faas, di closed that his 7-month-old "I was somewhat taken aback grandson burned his finger ti by some of the carriers that 1 when he dipped it in a bowl of saw walking down the main chill. streets of the town,” said Rich The Incident occurred last ard J. Murphy,, assistant post Saturday at the LBJ Ranch In K master general In charge of per Texas. sonnel who Is Just back from a A White House spokesman trip to the west coast. said Patrick Lyndon Nugent Normally, Murphy said, the stuck his hand in a bowl of hot Post Oflflce doearn’t Interfere chili and was treated by a doc with the private Uvea o f Its tor for slight finger bums. He employes. But, he said, bear is "fine now," the spokesman coats, beads, beards and bells ! added. are not appropriate for repre Timmy, 4 years old, is from sentatives of the federal govern Whittier, Calif. ment on duty and "I simply J am not going to have It." Patricia Neal A set of clothing and groom Working on Film ing regulations will be Issued NEW YORK AP — Three soon, Murphy said. 5 years ago actress Patricia W » ‘v « got It In for you. Almost aNyHiIng you wont, CkMAadltOM He said the hippies are hired I.S.DJk. “ becau.se they are very near Neal’s career appeared ended you'll ftad under the Shop>Rlte label. Maybe 1205 when she suffered a stroke that cooking the top of the civil service reg left her without sight, speech or Mop-Rlte products are a lot to try. Just try a few ister -^they score very well." use of her limbs. li and we're sure you'll be with us long enough to get around to them aU. 3 Now happily recovered. Miss Dimes Poster Boy Neal returned to New York Meets Yuki Tuesday to begin work on the Save With Sho^^Rite Orinhs WASHINGTON A P— “ Hey film version of Frank Gilroy’s N i Qaanty*' Sbop-Rite’s Steak Sale—Treat The Family} Pulitzer Prize play '"The Sub Marvin," called the blond, four- ject Was Roses." year-old boy on crutches to Mar "I hope I will make a beauti inppllad. vin Watson, President John PINEAPPIE- 1 qt. 14 01. t! ful film. I hope it all goes well,” son’s appointments secretary. she said on her arrival at Ken cans FRESH CALIFORNIA ’’Find Yukl." nedy airport from London .She BUNCH “ I’m waiting 'till I get the was wearing her "lucky” 21- GRAPEFRUIT -i dog,” said Timmy Faas, the year-old forest green hat and BROCCOLI SIRLOIN STEAK 1968 March of Dimes poster dyed black mink coat. Why Pay More? SHOP-RITE Tangy SHOP-RITE Tomato FLORIDA JUICY child, referring to the' Presi FLORIDA SEEDLESS dent’s promise to Introduce him Chosen Cover Girl Shop-Rite to Yukl, a White House pet. LONDON AP — Sylvette CATSUP ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT Timmy, who’s from Whitter, Blanc, 20-year-old Monde from PRUNE JUICE Porterhouse Calif., bounced into the Presi France, was chosen Tuesday as Tasty, All Meat No Waste dent’s office Tuesday with a the International Cover Gdrl of 1039‘ 5 49* 1 C 14 oz. cheery “ HI Mr. Johnson." He 1968 in a 16-nation competition. FRESH #1 GRADE— SIZE A did eventually get to meet Yukl Second place went to BJoerg bottle bottles ^ ■ lb. and got along fine with the Aaseby, a 22-year-old housewife CUBE STEAKS Products • • • President too. from Sweden. PINEAPPLE STEAK POTATOES The boy, who suffers from Third was American Christine Tasty, All Moot No Waste birth defects. Is winding up a MulHn, 19, who lives with her Garden SHOP-RITE Whole Kernel SHOP-RITE five-week, 16,000—mile tour of parents at Wiesbaden in West '".V ...29‘ C- 49* lb. 1C U.S. cities as part of the annual Germany. RED DELICIOUS EXTRA FANCY SHOULDER STEAKS March of Dimes fund campaign. f' SWEET PEAS S W E n CORN Ib. Righteous Brothers APPLES ANJOU PEARS Boneless Well Trimmed Capital Footnotes Have Separated TWICE The administration has told HOLLYWOOD AP — The .Ib. lb. Usual Fine Trim "SHOP-RITE'S U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT Congress It has considerable ev Righteous Brothers, whose pul 1 lb. 1 E $1 cans H cans ■ lb 19* TOP SIRLOIH STEAKS GRADED CHOICE YOUNG STEER BEEP' idence the Soviet Union is giv sating "soul blues” sound sold ing higher financial priority to 10 million records, have separ As Many Private Brand space programs than the Unit ated and a new singer has re ed States. But statistics show placed Bill Medley as the sec Top Round the United States launched more ond half of the duo. Fresh Tasty Regular Ib. vehicles into space last year Medley, 27, and Bobby Hat Items As Anyone Else. . . Ib. than did the Soviets, It said. field, 26, who formed the team 3 lb. 1 oz. Steaks The National Aeronautics and 10c OFF LABEL Ground Beef Boneless Hygrade's six years ago, said the decision box W o r « « And • c ^ Choieo, Fresh and Leon Space Administration says the to part came on amicable FAB DETERGENT point b first flight test of an Apollo iLttm id cute whom Ib. Ib. terms. yen's find LWVtety 4MMP spacedraft lunar module last 1 one mT. Smoked Butts Jimmy Walker, 23, formerly ewnb Ground Chuck Why Pay More? month may prove so successful of the Knickerbockers singing WHY PAY MORE? * TUmi ylMI Extra Loon Tasty J that plans for a second test To Save You keep FRESH group, replaced Medley. He and WELCH GRAPE JEllV ‘W flight may be canceled. This Ib. Hatfield, retaining the name the Picnic SHOULDER 'Grade A" Ground Round i>> could speed the program to put Righteous Brothers, have begun Reg. or Crinkle Cut Shop-Rite astronauts on the moon before the first leg of a 60-city college SUPER CLEAN the end of next year. and concert tour. MIRACLE WHITE 99* 1 Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney, Medley said Tuesday he de Fr. Fried Pofdll®®* !! D—Okla., has introduced a bill cided to leave the act to give 5 lb. 4 oz. to reimburse state governments TWICE Birdseye Wax Beans 9-oz. or M himself more time for writing 25ctjOFF LABEL box 10-oz. for construction of toll roads music and plays. He said he will AJAX DETERGENT now included in the interstate continue as a single performer, 4 89* ------, doportwont. u Broccoli Spears ■K-! highway system. Monroney said bdth singing and a ctl^ . Campbell's si C c LaRosa I ' bring h « ^ mor# of tho baegn . . . by iwAIng Sbep-Rita his objective Is the removal of The Money! Thin Spaghetti Ib. pkg. 2c o ff 5 for Shop-Rite 1-lb 4-oz. Sboj^ito variety. CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP lOoz.can tolls from all such highways In Wilson Popularity pkq. why Pay More? Swanee pkg- 2 2 ^ bag 89* cluding 2,359 miles of toll roads Low, Poll Shows SHOP-RITE M A YO N N A ISE i qt i«r TOILET TISSUE of 2 Beef Burgers SHOP-RITE All Meat. All Beet Connecticut Approved in Pennsylvania, New York, LONDON AP —Prime Min Now we really don’t expect you to huy All Varieties 9 0 c Print Assorted pi<9-pkg. 2 9 ^ Ohio, Indiana, Florida, Kansas ister Harold WUson’s popularity KELLOGG POP TARTS box JT DOVE TOWELS of 2 Shop-Rite pkg. of and Oklahoma. in Britain is at an all-time low, them all, at least not all at once. But it’s All Varieties Why Pay More? 6 ears 59* HOMOGENIZED MILK Senate hearings start Friday a public opinion poll published 1 -Ib. box 4 9 * on the cost of automobile safe TOSTEM POPUPS 10 01. CALGON BOUQUET Cob Corn 1 gallon— plastic or gloss 81c contents 1 qt. Tuesday reported. nice to know you can. Just bring a truck Laundry 7c. Off Label 3 lb. 1 oz. ^ O c Beads Doffee or ty equipment. Sen. Abraham A. FRANKS Ribicoff, D-Conn., introduced The poll, in the London Daily COLD POWER DETERGENT box O o CALGON BATH OIL 1 -Ib. box 6 9 Chock Full C Nuts Chocolate, Mb. Taylor _ Vz gallon— plastic or gloss 42c e*nt«irs eont. Express, said 62.5 per cent of or a couple of wagons . . . Liquid Dish 10c Off Label 1-pf. 6 oz. Disinfectant pkg. a bill last week to require auto A Q c Yellow or White Cracker Barrel those questioned were dissatis PALMOLIVE DETERGENT btl. W'* LYSOL SPRAY 7 o^. can 59* 1 Shop-Rite Imported Sliced cooTiipanles to provide litem- fied with Wilson as prime minis Pound Cuke FINLAND 12-ox, SHARP 10-oz. c Q e ized costs of such equipment in Liquid 1 V2 pt. Vermont Maid HAM STEAK 4 ter, compared with 48.76 per pkg- 0 7 CHEDDAR MIX pkqpkg. »7 vehicles sold to the government. OCTAGON DISH DETERGENT bottle 9 H PANCAKE SYRUP Flavor King— All Flavors SWISS CHEESE cent in a similar poll May 9. Oscar Mayer Shop-Rite *'Nutritiout" Vi -gal. Soft Fleischmann’s "The government has a right to Chicken of the Sea 7 oz. ^ O c French Style 1 '/] gal. 12-oz. 59c A total of 68.8 per cent were cont. MARGARINE 2 Jk^s 8 9 * know how much it is paying for TUNA SOLID PACK WHITE -an a o LORD M O n GREEN BEANS 59* 1 pkg. ORANGE JUICE dissatisfied with the Labor gov Shop-Rite "Nutritioui" 1-qt. Shop-Rite Country Style safety," he said. Why Pay More? ■ ^ 5 lb. $#| Fish Flavored, Meat Flavored Q O c ernment’s conduct of affairs, SMOKIE LIHKS cont. A w BISCUITS 8 oz. pkg. 80 Le^slation to ban mail order W ILD BIRD SEED ^ bags 1 3 KIHENS CAT FOOD w cans ORANGE JUICE and only 30.3 per cent said they Delicious 1 Shop-Rite»nap-Kit< Dutch SHOP-RITE Lunch Loaf. P&P Loaf, Bologna Plus 6 Ofher Varieties sales of automobile master keys Broadcast 1 5 '/i oz. $ t Lge. or Sm. Curd Shop-Rite 2-lb. Kraft Natural 8-ox. 3 9 * would vote for the •Laborites in Pineapple-Grapefruit M 1-qt. 14oz. $|i APPLE or A 1-lb. 6-ox. ^ A e pkg. has been recommended as a cans APP'S LASAGNE riieTA»« l COTTAGE CHEESE cont. 48c MUENSTER SLICES a new general election. DEL MONTE DRINK 4 cans I COR NED BEEF H A SH 3 CUSTARD PIEAE * pkgi.pkqi. 0 7 theft—prevention measure by a Delicious 1 -pint O E c Shop-Rite ■0'* "^ 0 (®5 Orange, Grape M 1 qt. 14oz. $si why Pay More? I 1 Ib. 1 ox. $ t COLD CUTS 3 pt. 38 / 89* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 THE Number of All-America Selections Still Available Indians Drop to Third Place After Loss in Bristol Herald Angle By EARL YO ST Year of Lineman in Pro Football Draft Sporta Editor ' ______t . ______^ mm ____ T rva Antralaa Davvia U a UTAfl AAM guard picked by Kansas Cathedral Surprises -■ Green Bay. using New Or first ■ round. The others were toe Los Angeles Rams. He was NEW YORK (AP) — All except Warren were first City; Dennis Homan, Alabama leans’ choice, t y . * \ .... I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 PAGE 'TWENTY-NINE HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 Fi THIS JOB O'DOG CATCHER I DID A POdCH COfAE WHAT A BREARl I \ I'M /MAJOR AMOS Nt h e c l e r k T Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Hdp Wontod— Help W anted Mate 36 ■ IS MAK1^4'AB6ATBUN^iy; r IN HERE/ELMER? COULDN'T RUN ANOTHER) HOOPLE.LATE OF WHO SCREENS O ^ r e d 13«A Female 35 JOURNE’YMAN electrician, Im- OUTO'AAEi ^ STEPl THE WORCESTERSHIRE FUSIL- , NEW PRODUCTS 1 W AS mediate steady employment. aPUFF— GASPJ) EERS./ tXIRiNG MY YCRLDWIDE TRW gLSj HAS A BUSY LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- v ;MEM GRAMPS WAS OH MiS LAST LEGS' r . b . THE OLP 0OV FIMALLV TURNED UP GENERAL clerical duties. 40 CERTAINLY LUCKV/100! CLASSIFIED hours per week, paid company Wilson Electrical Co.. 649-4817. I SECURED /AN EYOTIC RECIPE THAT WAS SCHEDULE— An»w«r to Provleu* Puiilo ery, yards, attics, cellars His 1DES -T ime out for worlo war n r! TH E FAMILY .SECRET C?F THE SHAH.-' 1 FELT PO YOU HAVE cleaned and removed. Also odd JkDFF.IiOFFt WHAT? iKl benefits, pleasant working con DEAN MACHINE I SHOULD GIVE MY OLD FRIEND, YOUR COM AN APPOINT- 'As You Like It' jobs. 644-8S62. I TMIHW. L -lUis tAVnKk ] ditions. Apply Contromatics PANY PRESIDEigT, THE FIRST CHANCE A T iM E N T ?/ OOGUrA MAKE fAMiLT Corp., 200 West Main St., Rock ACROSS 6SaUre ADVERTISING 102' Colonial Rd.. Manchester TH E- VALUABLE-/ ville, 875-3317 Mr. Kellcher. An 7 Legal point Building— OUT MV WILL: DON'T 0£ RIGHTS h 1 "Sweet ore tho CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS I OOK'T WANT equal opportunity employer. 8 Javanese Contracting 14 SILLV, Has Immediate openings -----c badger ANVsOUABBLING) GRAMP5.' •dvertUy"'' 9 Shower 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. CASHIER-CLERK, full-time on days and nights; HOMES, GARAGES, porches, AFTER I'M ly, liberal benefits. Apply In a vicar }® rec rooms, room additions, GOME.' 8 "Under the U Ftnlehei COPY CLOSING •nME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. person, Gacr Brothers, 140 Tool Maker for Jig and Fix eenwood-----’ 17 Concur kitchens, roofing, siding, gen Rye St., South Windsor. ture Work Killan city 19 Of a doctor 6 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION eral repair work. Financing 13 Before (ah.) Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 6 PJ«. Frltoy. Turret Lathe Operators 21 "All the world's available. No down payment. CLERK TYPIST — Manchester 14 Merit Economy Builders, Inc. 643- area. Varied duties, some IS Part of ipeech 45 Concluding Hardlnge Chuckbr Operators ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 She fell in love 22 Attempted 3* Legal passage (muticy PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6159. - ’ bookkeeping and payroll ex with a wreitler 23 Lubricated instruments 25 Poker sUke 37 Competlton 48 Norse cod perience helpful but not neces General Machinists .BUT HIS HIGHNESS 18 Foreboding 48 ConsteUation ClasHlficd or "Want Ads" are taken over the phone as a CARPENTRY — concrete steps, 20 Chromoiome 28 Elevate 39 Creeks sary, will train. Hours 8-4:30 ~ as VtiUTIU-SUNPOWN 29 "Forest of---- " 40 Unruly horde SO Golf peg oonvenienoe. Tho advertiser should read his ad the FIRST floors, hatchways, remodeling,, Milling Machine Operators TCLOSS UP THIS Slav factors 52 Roman bronze Monday through Friday. Mu.st 21 Shop 30 Looks askance 42 Meager DAY IT APPEARS end REPORT ERRORS In time for the porches, garages, closets, ceil have own transportation. Send VDUIOPI^ OF VOJRS 32 Maid 44 Strike with 53 Cyprinoid fish' next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE Incor Drill Pres." Operators AN* COMK HOMB. 24 Enclosure 54 Beetle ings, attics finished, rec resume imd refcrencc.s to Box 26 Group of three rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth 27 Of nerves r-r- 1“ S“ IT rr to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which do ij, Manchester Herald. Inspectors 31 Troubles 1” not lessen the value of tho advertisement will not bo oon^wted er related work. No job too 32 Tardy [5“ n 1rr by “make good” insertion. small. Dan Moran, Builder. URGENTLY needed babysitter Experience in Job Shop ilZIN G ' 34 Exist □ J Evenings 649-8880. for one pre-schooler and one Preferred HIM UP*~ c w »K.'Tit-g-r,..r; 35 Driving IT" 17^ first grader, 2 days per week, command [f- New plant, completely alr- 36 Lady □ ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar my home. Call 649-0302 after 37 Be borne IT ar 643-2711 875-3136 ages, rec rooms, bathrooms 6. condltloncd for .summer and 36 Whirlpools !T 1 a (RockviUe, Toll Free) tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce winter, all benefits. 40 Grasping person B" ment work, cellar floors, pat O N E O F T U e GIRL wanted for bakery sales OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 41 Cape ' ■ ^ ■n An Equal Opportunity 43 Baking places 7T Zh-IT ios, roofing. Call Leon Cels- R£AF>r/\/£^‘' clerk. Apply in person. Davis TMAKJK HEAVEM£ Employer EVERY TIME A BLUEJAY SWOOPEP POWN 44Nai ■ J- zynskl. Builder. 649-4291. J>£3 /OtvA i- 3L O I9«| hr 041 fvatw - Bakery, 521 Main St. VOUR GRAND- OM <3RAm P 3 BIRC> FEEE7ER ALL THE OTHER 47 Its cspital sr Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? WINDOW CLEANER —full-Ume F A TH E R H A S BIRPB SCATTER ED -SO ALL /VIORWIMfi is Havana w tl WES ROBBINS Carpentry re PART-TIME clerk typist, 3 STOPPEDTHAT HE'B BEEN BANOINO ON A FRVIMO F>NTD , IT or part-time. Steady, good c twi fcy MiAi 1st. TM. ■<» OJ> Nl. OH, 49 Cynosure JT ■P modeling specialist. Additions, days, Monday, Wednesday and RACKET? WHAT SCARE O F F TH E MS/ NOW HE'S MAD SI Put down, as n 24-Hour Answering Service Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— Help Wanted— pay. Manchester Window :K V\M& HB IWINar AT HIMSELF BECAUSE HE'S the Uw W~ «r rec rooms, dormers, porches, Friday, varied duties, typing DAVY JONES FRIGHTENED THEM A LL Cleaning Co., 649-5334. BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS 5S Mine Ingress n Free to Heraid Readers cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, p h iLUPS Petroleum Co. has a Female 35 Female 35 nece.s.sary, in.surancc agency / /N/VAV... A C A S E OF TH E S6 Abstract being 0“ background helpful but not es 3 IF WE'RE WELL, AT LEAST YEAH... THOSE ^ CHAAAPION o f T H E UN 57 Act again l H bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3448^ modem 3 bay service station WOMAN wanted to manage WANTED EXPERIENCED WE REALIZE HOW WRONG ABOUT THAT MAKES IT A ODDS AREN'T TOO DERDOG -njRMING O U T 58 Cooking utensils Want Informotlpn on one of our classified advertisements? for lease. Excellent opportu sential. Oill 643-9555, 9-4. WAREHOUSEMEN SERIOUS THIS IS... HIS IMMINENT TD B E A BOGEY/MAN/> in NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — school cafeteria in South Wind clerk-typist for diversified job 50-50 PROPO BAD, SI A. OKAY, 59 Greek letter LJL No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call tho nlty, paid training program. BUT WE STILL HAVE DEFECTION, SITION, d a v y ; WE'LL CLIMB A- 60 Belgian river PVPRM 64 Remodeling, repairing, addi sor. Approximately 400 meals in office of small machine WANTED — Woman to take TO TURN VOU DOWN. You W O N 'T 52 Call 236-3770 aftcj 6 p.m jr For T-V and appliance dis BOARD Y O U R DOWN h tions, rec rooms, garages, served . dally. Large quantity shop. Salary commensurate over household duties and to HAVE TO DEATH SHIP.' 1-201-377-8100. care for two children, ages 2 tributor. Fork-lift experi - KILL HIM*.' 1 Footed vase 55“ EDWARDS porches and roofing. No job food experience necessary. with ability. Fringe benefits. ence desirable. Ideal work 2 Michigan canal r t t - too' small. Call 649-3144. Contact Dietician, 644-2067. Call Mrs. Loersch for details and 4, to live In full-time, ing conditions, good salary. 3 Australian bird 5T 1 ANSWERING SERVICE and appointment for interview. plea.sant neighborhood. 875- 4 Spanish ladies 1 1 1 1 Schools and Classes 33 TWO waitresses for evening 5-day week, vacation, excel S Withered Special Services 15 Emco Corp., Route 6 and 44A, 6238, 643-1884. Or write P. O. lent benefits. .B work, full or part-time, experi Bolton. Tel. 649-5258. Box K, Vernon, Conn. 649-0500 875-2519 TILE CONTRACTOR floors, TRACTOR TRAILER ence not necessary. Apply In _ walls, shower door installa person only. Howard Johnson's GET MY FREE CATALOG, EASTCO, INC. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in TRAINING 95 Leggett St., East Hartford Jig time without spending all evening at tho telephone. tions, marble work, firehearths, Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., earn $50, $100-even more in patios and entrances. Free es Manchester. name brand merchandise. Help 528-6581 G. I. TRAINING your friend.s shop at home. ,K(iL timates. Call 643-0106. Automobiles For Sole 4 ■ ------, ------I Now approved for G.I. training. SALESLADY — Reputable Write me. Alice Williams, Pop An Equal Opportunity specialty shop, 40 hour week Employer ...... CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Roofing— Siding 16 Now England Tractor Trailer ular Club Plan, Dept. T604 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? includes Saturday and Thurs Lynbrook, N.Y. HERALD ^ Training has heavy demands CABINET maker with supervi WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE ■•'I'",., day night till 9 p.m., g/'/'d start esT’'Doukla7^°acce?s"^owes^ ~ industry. We ing rate. Call Mr. Craft, 643- sorary experience. Excellent ....„ I-'*,, BOX LETTERS LIKE WORKING opening for qualified man. Dis- FINE^FRED,NOW T‘ down, smallest payments any- train on all types fansmisslon 2128, Casual Village Shop, Maa — 11 1 St 643-7707. eas and Diesel tractors, full or Chester Help Wanted— Mole 36 playcraft Inc., Manchester, 643- t a i«:e a c o u p l e For Your where. Not small loan finance _ ~ - "art-time training. Placement t-m company plan. Douglas ROOFING - siding, gu ters, Assistance WITH FIGURES? 9557. STEPS CLOSER.' £Son/w GRAM PAW Tit I.. «L ta W upon graduation. DENTAL Assistant — will train, MAN WANTED to work in lum liSI lufonnation Motors, 345 Main. airings, combin^ion windows, Hartford 247-1353 ber yard, must have driver’s lightening rods. TV antennaes. experienced preferred, typing. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- Write Box T, Manchester Her license. Davis & Bradford WANTED THE HERALD will not All work guaranteed. Call E. ______Lumber Co.. 200 Tolland St., door hardtop, automatic, pow Steve Pearl, Beacon Lighten ald. 0. D. GRINDER SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL disclose the Identitity of er steering, low mileage, good East Hartford. any advertiser using box ing Protection Co., 643-5315. Help Wanted— CLERK - Typist needed with BRIDGEPORT letters. Readers answer condition. 643-2628. MAN for welding and assembl Now WE'RE -U P T VOUR PEET Female * 35 bookkeeping background, apti If OPERATOR ii/VaV< ing blind box ads who Roofing and tude for figures and filing ing, able to work to blueprints, GAGE GRINDER GOING T O <5TKBN(5T»£t4 UP TEN TIMES. desire to protect their WANTED -- reliable woman to interesting work and good op THOSE S1&MACH MUSCLES- VOLKSWAGEN — 1956, good Chimneys 16-A ability. Apply now. South so, we TRUCK DRIVER, Identity can foUo^v this running condition. 649-0635. do weekly thorough cleaning Windsor Equipment Co., South portunity for capable man. Al part-time procedure: ROOFING — Specializing re in large home 3 to 4 days week Windsor, 289-3406. can put so man for painting and gener 1982 CHEVROLET Nova, 2-door ly for working mother. Must al shop maintenance. Harper Experienced. Top Wages. Enclose your reply to the pairing roofs of all kinds, new your ability box in an envelope - hardtop, excellent condition, roofs, gutter work, chimneys be able to work without super Buffing Machine, 383 Ellington Overtime addre.ss to the CHossi- radio and heater, standard cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ vision and to properly handle to use in a chal- Rd., East Hartford. 289-7471.' fied Manager, Manchester transmission. 872-4778. telephone me.ssages. Not essen- PRODUCTION CONTROL Apply in Person experience. Free estimates. MACHINISTS — Bridgeport op BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Eivening Herald, together Call Howley 643-5361, 344- tial but prefer woman willing lenging and diversi with a memo fisting the 1961 FORD — 2-door, hardtop, to stay overnight frequently Stenographer Clerk erator, overtime, benefits, E & S GAGE CO 8333. fied position. Book Mitchell Dr., Manchester THEN WE'LLTAKE HIM SO IT'S DECIDED, PEPPER. LIVING WITH YOUR FAMILY 500 FEET companies you do NOT power steering and brakeq, with 3 children age 10 up. Call small shop. Ourco Mfg. Co., BUT, BUT, OUT OF SCHOOL...IU BENEATH THE SEA ON A NAVY OC=**J'^'='’APHIC PROJECT WILL want to see your letter. good condition, $375. 644-8030. 649-6416. Inc., 782 Mascolo Rd., South PEPPERS IN Your letter will be de Millinery, New position open, short keeping or college level, CALL HB PRINCIRAU. TAKE THE PLACE OF YDUR REMAINING SCHOOL YEAR., hand and typing required, Windsor, 289-1293. AMBITIOUS MAN to work In SCHOOL, stroyed If the advertiser 1960 CHEVROLET station wag Dressmaking 19 math courses and some typing retail hardware store. Opportu is one you've mentioned. on, running condition, for quick many fringe benefits. Air- FULL-TIME gas station attend conditioned office with mu nity for advancement. Excel If not it will be handled sale, $99. Call 643-9044. DRESSMAKING — alterations, helpful. If you've progressed ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan lent fringe benefits. Apply Mr. in the usual manner. sic. J on all ladies' and children's Garage, Esso Service Center, Glglio, W. G. Glenny Co., 336 1981 VOLKSWAGEN, good clothing. Zippers replaced etc. OPERATORS as far as possible or are mechanical condition, 4 new Route 83, Vernon. No. Main St. 2-4:30 p.m.- only. Reasonable, 643-0741. A progressive and expand considering returning to the Lost and Found 1 tires, $450. 643-0859. WANTED ing company. Hours 8:30-5. business world, we will do $50 REWARD. Dead or alive. 1963 CHRYSLER Newport, Moving— Trucking— NOTICE white, black top. radio, heater, Storage 20 COLONIAL BOARD Co. our best to fit your in Lost in Andover small female good condition, call 643-7427. AT dog, medium long black silky TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. HI MANCHESTER Delivery—light 615 Parker St., Manchester terests to our open coat, brown skirts and paws, 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, 51,- trucking and package delivery. e l«« W HIA. Uc. TM. Ik lix h>ro». brown spot over eyes, gfray 000 miles, tires, battery, muf Refrigerators, washers and SNET Apply in Person ings. We will be OFFICIAL NOTICE muzzle, asthmatic cough. Old fler, brakes, clutch, front end, A BY BOARD OF TAX REVIEW “ If Jimmy’s such a magnetic personality, how come he stove moving specialty. Fold Mrs. E. S. Loftus happy to chat loved pet. 742-6461. R. Bockus. etc., new within year. Mechan ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. can't attach himself to something like his dad’s car ically excellent, good body. The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn., MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD once in awhile?’’ LOST — Large female tiger cat, You need no previous with you. Asking, $425. 742-8975. experience. We’ll train will be in session in the Conference Room at the Municipal IT'S A SHAME ABOUT double paw,' vicinity of Deep- Pointing— Papering 21 Building at 41 Center Street, Manchester, Conn., on the following I SOLO THE PLACE TODAY.' I THINK^ wood Dr. Answers to Tiger. 1967 CORVETTE — 427 engine you at a good starting WANTED — mature experienc Apply days during the month of February, 1968. THE BRAWL THAT IT MEANT r COULDN'T SEE I'LL BREATHE PAINTING — interior and exte salary. Valuable bene ed woman to care for 2'/4 year SHERIFF FINN— THIS IS HAPPENED AT YOUR PETEY UNTIL ONE-THIRTY- A LITTLE THE WILLETS Reward 643-7401. positractlon, 2 tops, excellent at Taxpayers will be afforded the opportunity to discuss their PETEY'S GOVERNESS— COFFEE HOUSE— BUT I WANTED TO AAAKE BY WALT WETTERBERG condition. Quick sale wanted. rior, very reasonable, free es fits, pleasant working old, in my home, 2 to 3 days tax assessments with the Board of Tax Review on the following ESPECIALLY AT A SURE NOTHING ELSE WOULD LOST — Black, white and tan timates. Call Richard Martin, conditions, opportunity week, 9:30 - 2:30. Vernon area. dates indicated, corresponding to the first letter of their last /AMD KJOW I WANT TO TWANK. VOL) 528-7693 after 5:30. name. TIME LIKE THISj HURT MY CHANCES AT THE dJWEOK-OOT e»lRL<& AND d:ARRY-OOT fox terrier, one year old, vicini 649-9285, 649-4411. for advancement. Own transportation required. ty downtown Manchester, Reply Box V, Manchester Taxpayer’s First 0OVG FOR MELPIN© TO /MAKE iP i\e INTERIOR and exterior paint Date Day Time of Day Initial of Last Name N Please call 649-4246. Trailers— Herald. ONE. OF t h e BE6T OF ALL. ing and papering. Call Phil Visit oUr employment Feb. 1, 1968 Thursday 6 :00 to 8 :00 P.M. A-B-C-D-E-F P066IBLE WORLDS f LOST — Male cat, part Per Mobile Homes 6>A Denoncourt, 742-6173 office at '62 East Center GIRL or woman wanted. Ap Feb. 2, 1968 Friday 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. G-H-I-J-K-L-M Street, Manchester, Feb. 8, 1968 Thursday 6 :00 to 8 :00 P.M. N-O-P-Q-R-S sian, black and white, bushy igeo LIBERTY Lancer. 10 x 55, ply Corner Soda Shop, 735 Main INSIDE-outside painting. Spe open Monday through St. PHOENIX Feb. 9, 1968 Friday 6 :00 to 8 :00 P.M. T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z tail, red collar, vicinity Hack- sleeps 8, excellent condition, cial rates for people over 65. Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 matack and So. Main. Fifi. Re- $1 ,900. 875-1912. Call my competitors, then call p.m. Or call 643-4101, TAXPAYERS UNABLE TO APPEAR BEFORE THE BOARD ward. 643-7622. ------Ext. 388. OF TAX REVIEW ON THEIR SCHEDULED WEEK NIGHTS 1962 FORD Econoline custom me. Estimates given. 649-7863, HOUSEHOLD MUTUAL MAY APPEAR ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1968 BETWEEN LOST — pink housecoat in Pine- camper, sleeps 5, excellent 875-8401. 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. hurst parking lot, Sunday. condition, $900. 875-1912. Evening and Saturday HARASSMENTS LIFE iPlea.se call 649-2427 after 5:30. , PAINTING aiid paper hanging, interviews arranged. All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decisions of the good work, reasonable rates, 35 Will discourage everyone at Assessor of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, and those MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLS'rON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Buslness Services years in Manchester, Your some point. Those who wish requiring adjustments must appear and file their complaint at Announcements 2 neighbor is my recommenda to alleviate this problem one of these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Offerod 13 THE SOUTHERN OH, HOW 1 IF y o u 'r e IN THE IF WE'D HAD 1AILWIN0S X WOULD ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- tion. Raymond Fiske, 649-9237. can do so by returning to Board of Tax Review. N IC E -lfS NEIGHBORHOOD, HELLO, SALLY? \ HAVE BEEN HERE EVEN SOONER. WILLIAMS Tree Sejvlce, spec- work. Dated January 18, 1968 Manchester, Conn. BEEN A BESURETDRfl(Y ’ ■ ' lalizlng In tree and shrub care. JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom NEW ENGLAND THE SHIP-SHAPE BLDG. \ THIS IS MR. 1 representative. Alfred Amell, ABERNATHY... , LONG ^ . M E A VISIT. MORTY MEEKLE 643-8104. TELEPHONE COMPANY CONSTITUTION PLAZA TIME. BY DICK CAVALU 647-1719 or 643-4913. GENERAL OFFICE BOARD OF TAX REVIEW 1 PLANTO I ^ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, al.so moved. Wallpaper books on re POSITION Charles H. McKenzie, (Chairman BE PASSING / TH A Tfe E X A c n y r ALWAYS URe ID DIRECTORY of 50,000 An Equal Opportunity Roger McDermott, Vice ^Chairman AM r codes, all main post offices and^ moving large appliances. Burn quest. Fully insured. Free es An Equal Opportunity THROUGH / W H A T r GBT AW FACTS ing barrels delivered, $4 . 644- Employer That is now open should Aaron Cook, Secretary ‘ yoURTDWN / Mie.TAL'EN branches, $1.25 post paid. Dal timates. Call 649-9658. Employer CALLED VeZi... STRAIGHT BeFtOCe 1775. make an interesting change \ SOON. OR DIDYOU AN ID IO T / r TA I< ^ D E C IS IV E ’ ey Rd., Rt. 3, Coventry. L. PELLETIER -- Painting — for someone who has a fig iiGSTOALL ACTION. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, interior and exterior, papering —r-—;------ure aptitude and would like /AEAN Personals building lots cleared, trees top and paper removal, fully in- EXPERIENCED girl for gener- to work from tO lCT? ped. Got a tree problem? Well sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. “1 o«‘ce work, typing Included. 10 A.M. — 6 P.M. 7 INCOME TAX — Business and worth phone call, 742-8262. ______Apply in person E & S Gage Individual returns jjrepared by PAINTING — paperhanging, 20 Co., Mitchell Dr., Manchester, The working conditions are income tax accountant. Ray- YOU ARE A-1, truck. Is A-1. years experience. Winter rates. - pleasant In this small of FIREMEN mound Girard. Call collect, 876- Cellars, attics, yard and Call 249-7771, Mr. Gaulin. ACCOUNTING clerk — H igh- i ^ — , School graduate, good with fig fice. Company offers paid PRISCILLA’S POP 7362. small trucking done A-1 right. benefits and convenience of BY AL VERMEER ------Call Tremano Trucking Serv ures, salary based on experi MEDICAL Lab Technician, part Floor Finishing 24 ence, fringe benefits, excellent free parking and an in-plant or full-time, private medical HALF OF ME WANTS < 5 0 S H . T H A T 'S ice toll free, 742-9487. cafeteria. AND GUARDS TO BE A LIBRARIAN W H A T 'K h o l l y h o c k :,; U P T O INCOME Tax Returns prepar- ______FLOOR SANDING and refinish working condition. Call Mr. lalboiiatory with pleasant work A n d t h e o t h e r S H O U LD I D O N 'T A S K [ T H E T W O ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. SHARPENING Service - • Saws. ing (specializing in older Keitlen, 649-5361. ing conditions. 643-2966. H A L F W A N T S I DO? /V .ME) ,O F Y D U knives, axes, sb£ara, skates, APPLY -r/-% a t= A 11 /-5/ ABC TAX. Service.... JCfiiUplete floors). Inside painting. Pape^. RESPONSIBLE woman to care ARE NEEDED BY ■ rotary Wades. Quick service^ •hangring. No Job too small. tax service for business men Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main for 8 month old baby, Tues FIRST NATIONAL or individuals. Returns prepar John Verfaille, 649-5760. PRAH & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER St., Manchester. Hours dally day and Thursday morning, STORES, Inc. ed in your home or office. Call 7 :30 6, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur- ALL FLOORS, old and new, ex preferably my home. Refer In^mediate cash paid for X FE5L 249-3468. Park & Oakland Aves. FOR PLANT PROTECTION PARTLY WE'D A-KEPT DA FAM'LV NAME day 7:30-4. 643-7958. pertly, sanded and rttjnlshed. ences, 647-1378. TO BLAMB- JAKE RODE Carpentry and Interior paint Ernst, Hartford clean late model cars. All FOR UKia& UP AW CLEANED OUT DA BANK INDIVIDUAL and business in SALES AND Service on Ariens, OFFICE CLERK for automo & A0IW...OF UWCLB 60QU5'WME- come taxes prepared. Will ing. C. Miller, 649-8468. tive dealership, typing requlr- makes, models ivanted. AAADE MONEYl Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Those who qualify will receive traditionally come to your home. 16 years mowers. IVlso Homelite chain ed. Write Box Y, Manchester WAITRESS wanted approx- experience. 668-0633. saws anc. International Cub Bonds— Stocks Heraiq. mately 3 hours a day. Apply Barlow Motor Sales high Aircraft wages and a complete package INCOME TAX done accurately Cadet Tractors. Rental equip Mortgages 27 Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East of benefits. Apply Now at the Employment ment and sharpening service Center St., 643-1416. Rt. 83, RockviUe, Conn. and reasonably. Orville Win- SECONTV. MORTGAGE —Un If you’ve never sold ANY Office, 400 Main Street, East Hartford. Open chell, 644-S705. on all makes. L & M, Equip » l H M tir N K , l . t T M « . . U S > .l O il limited funds available for sec THING, Natnonal advertis WOMEN — wanted to demon ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. ond mortgages, payments to Phone 875-2538 Monday through Fi-iday, 8 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M., 876-7609 Manchester Exchange ing and beautiful packaging strate new skin care and make ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS INCOME TAXES prepared by suit your budget. Expedient make it easy to sell up product. Possible earnings, Open 9-9 Daily Tuesday evening till 8 P.M., Saturday 8 A.M. — Enterprise 1946. service. J. D. R?alty, 643-5129. Marvin Baker. Calk 643-0267. $50 and more a week part-time. till Noon. WHATS UF; I FOUND THESe BITS AS, I F E E L \ COUPLE OF PAYS OH A AVON Call 643-1771. ICAPTAIN “V OF FIBERSW SE WEAK.X \W(LD0ERR/DIETANP RIDE WANTED to and from sNOW PLOWING — Reason- Business Opportunity 28 BOAT PAPT6 NEAR MUST EAT f yoULL BE STROHer Travelers, vicinity Woodbridge able rates. 649-8574- in spare time near home. SHORE,/MR. KENlVeo/. )St., 8-4:30. 649-2053. a t u a n ™ 1 r^ic ”h f i e l d ' For substantial, year 'round s o /Me tm in g -x e n o u g h To cim e o u r r NIA, I... TM. t.. Ut M . owl FDR TE A , ABLE TO REMOVE your old CO. income, call 289-4922 todaj-. PRAH & RIDE wanted to Wlllimantlc appliances and bulky furniture "S r JTTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON leaving Manchester 7 a.m. re to dump. Also light trucking. Provides paid training, fln a n -______WANT WORK NEAR HOME? turning 6 p.m. Call 643-8227 af 289-6860. ^ cial assistance, and OPPOR- SECRETARY—girl Friday, full Interesting Jobs Available For Both Men and Women WHITNEY SfbPXS WRireR \ ' / ter 7 :30 p.m. or 1-423-1761 days. — —..... " ~ TUNITY for an aggressive, me- part-time, varied duties. In- Lim £ $fbRT EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY—WE TRAIN YOU RIDE WANTED from 929 Tol HoUSOhold SorvicO S chanlcally Inclined, dealer-oper- teresting work, to assist busy AIRCRAFT -fo PIa Y ir^ \ land Tpke. to Hartford Hos O ffo re d 1 3 -A executive, opportimlty to join Attractive Wages, Group Insurance, Profit Sharing Benefits S o c c e r . pital vicinity. 8-4:30. Call 643------.------1 .. Lo,;ai station available for a growing research firm. Write Division of United Aircraft Corp. foot BALL. 8715 after 6. REWEAVING OF burns, moth confidence in his own Box X, Manchester Herald. tS A i^ E . tb O A Y Apply In Person At holes, zippers repaired. Win- ability and tho desire to sue- p a r t -TIME receotionlst daily An Equal Opportunity Employer dow shadeb made to measure, ^eed iim il recepiiomsi, aauy Automobiles For Sale 4 1 - 6:30, Saturday 9-1. Must Cep*. 'M Oea 1 feeiviet Caip. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA IM-WsiW ttahif l»d , 1-31 have some shills and ALDON SPINNING MILL GORP. twr ^ NIA, Ik . 1965 PONTIAC GTO, 2-door made while you wait. Tape re- Week days Call 289-1561 TALCOTTVnXE, CONNECTICUT corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Evenings and Weekends own transportation. Write P. hardtop. Drafted, best offer. O. Box 222, Manchester,. Conn. 646-0255 before 6 p.m. Main' St. 649-5221. Call Mr. Howard, 643-2336. A J-'V'H.'-.- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SI, 1968 Articles For Sole 45 W anf d -To Buy 58 Apailiiiiiil* , Hah Bttsliwss Loeotlens Housos For Sola 72 Houses For Solo 72 Out Of Town Wantod— Roal Estal* 77 WIGS — Lowest price ever. |12. WE BUT AND SELL a n tly ie s ,------' For 64 For Sole 75 SELUNO YOUR HOME? For PRODUCTION hands with some BERRy'S WORLD SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 TWO (ainlly, i-4, nice condition, each. Write for details. Rich and used furniture, china, MANCHESTER — Park caiast- prompt courteous service that lathe and milling machine ex '* THREIE room front paneled o(- full baths, trees, large loL good location, one apartment CHARMING Cape Cod — with Wlgs 5934 Ogontz, Phlla- glass, sUver, picture frames, Garden Ajiartments, Two gets results, call Louis Dimock CLASSIFIED perience, also Norton Hyprolap flee. 100 per cent Main St. loca 323,000. Phllbrick Agency, vacant, 319,400. Owner 643-0893. wooded rear yard offers 3 or delphla Pa oW coins, guns, pewter, s c r ^ bedrooms, rooms, Im- tion, near banks. Apply Mar Realtors, 649-5347. Realty, 649-9823. and Fellows gear shaper oper BUSINESS ZONE — Modem 8 4 bedrooms and congenial ___!-----!- gold, watches, old jewelry, hob- mediate occupancy. Heat, hot low’*, Inc., 867 Main St. ators. Metronics, Inc.. 640 Hil CARPETS and life too can bo i,y collections, p.alntlngs, attic ^vater, oven, range, refrigera- MANCHESTER — duplex 7-7 on room house, 1% baths, fire neighborhood. Call now, 318,- HOMES — land. Investment liard St. 900. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, MEATOWN ADVERTISING beautlful if you use Blue contents or whole estates. Fur- parking. Call 527-9288 be-, ------bus line, 4 bedrooms, separate place, garage, outbuilding, property urgently needed to Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- niture Repair Service, 648-7449. tween 9-5 p.m. 647-1871 after 6. Houses For Rent 65 ^^^ting systems, aluminum main highway, many possibili 649-4635. meet our evergrowing demand 1215V2 SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY O F PARKING! | of qualified clients. Cajl Paul er. $1. Paul’s Paint and Wall------. — ------—------— siding, 6 garages, excellent in ties, 323,500. Hutchins Agency ELLINGTON — 9 room restor CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS paper Supply. , HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques EXCELLENT location, modem BIX ROOM HOUSE complete J. Correntl, Agency, 643-5363. vestment property in business Realtors, 649-6324. ed Colonial, new furnace, 2 8 A.M. to 5 P.M; _1______!------!------bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, g rooms, stove, refrigerator, ly furnished, heat included, j "Where Qualify Always Exceeds Pricel" HELP WANTED zone II, 328,500. Philbrlck new baths, large rooms, cabi HOBBIES’T — Hardwoods, ply- glassware. We buy estates. Vdl- porch and parking, first *' 322S. per month. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. 849-5347. HERE is a must see home on a IF YOUR HOME isn’t selling woods, veneerst dowels, hard■ lags Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Adults, 3125. 648-0810. quiet residential street located net kitchen, garage, only 319,- itself —don’t blame the house! STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. 9.6; THURS. ■ FRI. 9-9 Colonial Board—Skilled and Agency, 649-5347. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ware, finishes, tools, ad Lake St., Bolton. 6 4 9 - 3 2 4 7 . ------— ------SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, for within walking distance of all 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Get expert assistance — we Unskilled, full-time, 6 days, ______FOUR rooms, second floor, VERNON — 5 room house, oil mal dining room. IVi baths, have clients waiting. Keith SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) S P.M. DAT BEFORE PVBUOATION hesives and much more. Wood schools for one car conven SlBURBAN RANCH, over one shift differential. Blue ------~ stove. Adults only. 376. month- family room, large enclosed Real Estate. 649-1922. Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. Friday. Products Specialties, 30 Bar -i> steam heat, adults, 3100. ience. Offers 3 bedrooms, acre of woodland for your pri Cross, CMS, life Insurance, porch, garage, 323.500. Phil- tholomew Ave., Hartford, 246- Rooms W ithout Board 59 ly and escrow. West Side Real monthly and escrow. Write Box equipped kitchen, living room vacy, 3 bedrooms, big living paid holidays, other fringe brick Agency, Realtors, 649- PLEASE call our local repre To Celebrate the Opening of Our NEW STORE in New 8272. ty, 640-4342. E, Manchester Herald. with fireplace, beautifully land room, only 3 years old, 317,- YOUR COOPERATION WDUL benefits. A progressive and THE THOMPSON House —Cot- ^ ^ 5347. scaped lot with 2-car garage. sentative for a professional ap 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, praisal of your property. J. BE APPRECIATED DIALM3-2711 expanding company. tage St. centrally located, large sp c ROOMS, second floor, heat- ,, TO RESPONSIBLE party, 5 Mrs. Smith will be happy to Britain — We Offer You These Celebration Specials! MANCHESTER — Investment 649-4536. Watson Beach Co., Realtors, SWINGING garage doors in pleasantly funUshed rooms, ed, Main St., with enclooed Min room Ranch with garage, show you this listing at your package, 6-5 duplex, plus 5 21 Central Row, Hartford, 622- good condition, 34. -649-3028. parking. Call 649-2358 for over- porch, 313B. References, In- ■ -11 large sunny rooms, all conven convenience. Call her at the Continued From Preceding Page COLONIAL BOARD CO. room single home within walk BOLTON Center — 6 room 2114. Suzanne B. Shorts, 646- night and permanent guest quire 304 Porter St. iences Including built-ins. 649- Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- Ranch, 2-car garage, 1V4 baths, - ing distance to Main St. Leo 3233. Swiffs Premium, or Armour’s Star 616 Parker St., Manchester rates. - 3744. 1121. beamed living room with fire Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 LUXURIOUS 4hi room duplex ______nard Agency, Realtors, 646- E. S. Loftus Household Goods 51 apartment, IM baths, modem 0469. place, one acre lot. Selling for ALL CASH (or your property FOR you people who have nev 322,500. For further informa BUS BOY. Has to be 21 or over. ROUTE MAN — wholesale HOTPOINT range, 4-bumer LIGHT housekeeping rooms for conveniences, all utilities ex SIX room house, children wel er been satisfied with just within 24 hours. Avoid red route, good hours, excellent cept electricity. Adults, no come. Call 643-6426 after 6 p.m. 339 WOODLAND ST. ~ 6 room tion call R. F. Dlmock Co., tape. Instant service. Hayes Thursday, Friday and Satur electric pushbutton, 39” single rent. 801 Main St. 643-4074. "good enough” things Jarvis Realtor, 649-5245. day, 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. For Infor pay, car necessary. Hours 12- pets. 3150. 649-3566, 646-4842. Cape, carpeting, 2 baths, ga Is proud to offer these brand Agency, 648-0131. TOMFORTABLE ROOM for rage, lot approximately 60x300. mation call 643-21^8, ask for 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. DISHWASHER wanted, Friday able dishwasher. 647-6863. new Garrison Colonials on COVENTRY-BOLTON line. 6'/, Saturday 12-4 p.m. Good sec and Saturday nights. Apply older Employed gentleman on- AVAILABLE March 1 — 4 room Out of Town Owner transferred south. T. J. Mr. D. flat, first floor In 4-famUy wooded lots just seconds from room L-Ranch, 2-car attached ond income. Call for appoint Cavey’s Restaurant. CLEAi'l. USED refrigerators, ly. After 6. 272 Main St. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. CANNED HAMS For Rent 66 the highway in Manchester. On garage, fireplace, treed lot, im ment, 249-8211, Ext. 380, John house. Garage. 390 monthly. INVITATION ranges, automatic washers, COMFORTABLE ROOM for ROBIN Rd. — Immaculate 6- ly 2 available so you had bet mediate occupancy, 321,600. Molumphy. PRESS OPERATORS 643-6181. VERNON — Beautiful 4-room with guarantee.']. See them al gentleman, private entrance, room Cape, one car garage. ter hurry. Buy now and make Hayes Agency, 646-0131. FORK LIFT OPERATORS B. D. Pearl's Appliance.,. 649- apartment, one bedroom, fea TO BID PROGRAMMER free parking. 14V6 Hackmatack Owners moving. Must sell. T. ■your own decorating selections. PACKERS Mam St Call 843-2171. turing heat, hot water, re Call the Jarvis Realty Co.. VERNON — 2-(amily, 5 room St., between 5-9 p.m. Furnishod J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Buildings (s) and/or frigerator, range, garbage dis Realtors, 643-1121. units e.ach with 3 bedrooms, SUPERVISORY LEVEI. Why Buck Traffic—Work First Shift, 45 Hour Week SINGER automatic zlg /ag sew Apartments 63>A near Vernon Circle, excellent Structure (s) to be Removed FURNISHED room li g h t ______posal, master T-V antennae SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway. Sealed bids for the removal ing machine, excellent condi RESTORED rambling Cape financing available, Wesley R EASTERN BOILER & (0 by NEA, Inc. housekeeping, near Main St., m cE L Y furnished 6 room ' du- and parking, on bus line, 2-car garage, paneled recrea of the following bulldlng(s) 3 Immediate opening requires Close to Home and Get All tion, monograms, hems, but Cod, 2 baths, huge swimming Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. ELECTRONICS, INC. woman only. Call 649-7959 af- plex apartment, desirable minutes from parkway. Rental tion room, large treed lot, $22,- and/or structure(s) as more knowledge of. IBM Series 50 99 Loomis St. tonholes, fancy deslgpis, etc pool, cabana, bam, guest fully described in Form No. “ The premiums are rather high, but we DO have a policy ter 5. neighborhood on bus line. 3124. No children or pets. Call 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors MANSFIELD—7Vi room Ranch equipment (403, 026, 056, The Benefits that won't be dropped after you've had an auto Originally over 3300. Our price 872-0528 week days. 649-5324. house, 5 acres, atmosphere. CON 119B will be received by 029, 082, 085, 514). System DUE to expansion we need a now, 354;! or pay 3'9. monthly c LEa n comfortable room“l o r Avmiable Feb. 1. 648-6846. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, with acreage in a neighborhood the State Highway Commission accident!" with homes selling up to 385,- includes Accounts Receiv First Class Shop Wants man to train for manager po Call 522-0931, dealer.______refined gentleman. Also one EFFICIENCY apartment, 1% MANCHESTER — Vernon line, 649-5324. er, at 59 Newfleld Avenue, 000. We are happy to offer you able, Payroll, Payables and sition, good starting salary and 2-room efficiencies. 160 Tol Resort Property 5% room Ranch, 1V4 baths, Hartford, Connecticut, until Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 SINGER used sewing machines room, central, reasonable. this new home for 336,000. For 11:00 A.M., February 8, 1968 General Ledger. Plans In First Class Help! while in training. Must have land ’Tpke. Manchester, 649- Single person. Call 649-8404 be For Rent 67 large flreplaced living room, clude installation of IBM car. Must have neat appear — prices drastically reduced. built-ins, aluminum windows. Lots For Sale 73 more Information call the Phil- then at said office or at such SHEET metal fabricators and DACHSHUNDS —AKC, mlnla- 0826. tween 4-7 p.m. place at that time designated, 360 Computer in future with ance and good personality. All makes. Portables from 39.95 SKI or Sun Vacation home on Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- brick Agency, 649-5347. 1. Turret lathe operator—3, 4, & helpers, job shop experience, ture and standard, 6 weeks to MANCHESTER — ’Treed 60x125 publicly opened and read aloud. Company paid training. Ex Many employe benefits. Ap consoles from 319.95, zig-zags e o OM for rent for young lady Lake Wlnnipesaukee, New 0131. 5 W & S full-time, minimum 40 hours, 6 months, both colors, guaran B-zone lot. Wolverton Agency, NOR’TH COVENTRY — assum Bids must be submitted on Pro cellent future for qualified ply In person. Singer Company, from 329tna .OK95 . Singer’s annual gentleman. A home away Business Locations Hampshire. Brand new 3 bed part-time days. Ward Machine teed at a fair price. Also Wel- 649-2813. able 5^^ per cent mortgage, posal Form No. CON 114G In man. Salary open and will 2. Inspector for layout and first 856 Main St., Manchester. January clearance. Come ear from home, Convenient to room Chalet with fireplace. RAISED RANCH — 4-bedroom Bid Envelopes provided by the Co., 259 Adams St., Manches mararlers. 1-628-6573. For Rent 64 3128 monthly. Large 6% room be based on education and piece inspection. ly for best buys and easy everything. 643-7969 after Club house with in-door heat po3s:hility, family room wi'h State Highway Department, SAVE ter, 649-5119, 646-9294. fireplace, '2 baths, deep wood BOLTON — One acre wooded Ranch. Acre lot, built-ins. Im experience. Fringe benefits GRAY and white kitten looking terms. Singer Sewing Center 7 p.m. MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ ed pool and skiing on premises. which fnay be secured at 69 3. O.D. — Surface or cutter ed let. Priced for Immediate lots, top neighborhood. Call for mediate occupancy. 318,600. include Vacation, Pension, KITCHEN HELP. Full-time 9 for a good home, housebroken, at 856 Main St., Manchester. with basement. Downtown ' Summer reservations filling Newfleld Avenue, Hartford, grinder sale. Wesley R. Smith Con details. Hayes Agency, 646- Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476. Connecticut. TTie telephone « 1 . 2 0 Holidays, Sick Leave and PART-TIME a.m. - 5 p.m. For information friendly and intelligent. 649- Telephone 643-8883. Main St., central. Call 522-3114. quickly, call 643-0189. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman struction Co., 643-1567. 0131. number is 249-6211, extension Group Hospitalization. All 4. Tool maker on jig and fixture call 643-2188, ask for Mr. D. 1118. BOLTON — Manchester line, WORK AVAILABLE only. Free parking. 643-2693. STORE FOR RENT, Main St., 322, 282 or 283. replies confidential. Apply tooling for production items PORTER ST. area — 4 bed VERNON quality custom built 3 or 4 bed b l a c k cross breed female WRINGER washer, 330. 6-plece Manchester in State Theatre Wonted To Rent 68 A CERTIFIED CHECK, in person or contact; John A’TTRACnVE sleeping room, room Colonial, 2V4 baths, kitch room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, Peck. Controller, Windham 5. Engine lathe operator — Beagle, free to good home, 6 dinette set, 335. 647-9585. building, reasonable rent. For 1 Acre — Pestige Area 8 A.M. — 2 P.M. Help Wanted— gentleman, private entrance, - POLICEMAN with wife and one en bullt-lns, family room with rage, extra large built-in kitch BANK TREASURER’S CHECK, Community Memorial Hos small, close tolerance work months old. 649-9928. ZI^ZIZIZIIZZI^^IZZZIIZZZZ Information please call theatre DRAWN upon a STA'f'E BANK Male or Female 37 shower, bath, free parking. Ap child desires 5 or 6 rooms fireplace, wall to wall carpet en, paneled rec room with fire pital, 112 Mansfield Ave manager at 648-7882. High location, wooded and & TRUST COMPANY or a NA Apply in Person GERMAN Shepherd puppies — Musical Instniitients 53 ply 195 Spruce St. single or 2-family. Excellent ing throughout, 2-car garage. level. Financing available. place, 2% baths, many closets, Fresh Ground, All Beef nue. Willlmantic, Connecti WANTED school bus drivers, TIONAL BANK located in the Come in and talk it over with 9 weeks old, no papers, house VERNON — 2,000-4,000 square references. 528-1765. Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- Excellent buy at 35,000. To sundeck, aluminum combina cut 06226. men or women, 7-9 a.m., 2-4 PIANOLA spinet player piano, STATE OF CONNECncrUT, or J. Krulis, General Manager at pets, paper trained, 320. 875- feet prime Industrial space. 1567. Inspect, call Mrs. Luther at tions, desirable one acre lot. a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY p.m. 644-1902 after 5 p.m. H. French Provincial ^ cherry. Emco Corp., Route 6 & 44A, MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN 0563. Apartments— Flats— Brand new building with loawl- CAPE — 6% rooms, breezeway, 649-5306 or 875-6811. Quick occupancy. Move-ln con ORDER, to the order of A. Frink Inc., Wapplng. A QUIET STREET and j^vate Bolton. Tel. 649-5258 Electric and manual. Less Tenements 63 Ing dock. Suitable for manu 2-ceir attached garage, large dition. Only 328,900. Lawrence TREASURER, STATE OF CON POSITIONS open on all three 46 W. Center St., Manchester than year old. 649-3863 after wooded lot 100x600, 322,900. yard, is the setting for this F. Fiano, Realtor, 649-5371. NECTICUT In an amount not CASHIER — 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. facturing warehouse ov even shifts. Apply in person Klock 5 p.m. WE HAVE customers waiting small business. Minutes from Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. 7 room Ranch with a family less than $100.00 or 10% of the Monday - Saturday. For in- Articles For Sale 45 B ^ W COMPACT, economical 2-bed- Company, 1272 Tolland Tpke., for the rental o ' your apart parkway. Call 872-0528 days. 649-5347. room. Spacious living room base bid, whichever is greater, JANITORS —PART-’nM E eve formation call 643-2188, ask for qqjl away the Blue BARROWS and WALLACE Co. room Ranch, electric heat, am Manchester. ment or home. J.D. Real Es with fireplace, dining room, must accompany each Proposal, HAMBURG nings. Call 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. WAITERS — Have to be 21 or Mr. D Bald- generous bedrooms. Kitchen ple shade, oversize garage, unless the Bidder shall have on Lustre way from carpets and MEDIUM g^and piano — tate, 643-5129. VERNON —office space and MECHANICS WANTED over. For information call 643- Manchester Parkade quiet Bolton residential area. file with the Highway Depart only. CASHIER — 6 p.m. to 12 p.m. upholstery. Rent electric sham- 3695. Call 649-4416. shopping complex. Brand new Business Property has built-in oven and range and and diesel pick-ups to ten 2188, ask for Mr. D. LOOKING FOR anything in brick building; central . heat loads of cabinets, attached ga Manchester 649-5306 Reasonably priced. Owner, Box ment, a sufficient Annual Bond Thursday, Friday and Satur pooer, 31. Paul’s Paint & ' For Sole 70 for Proposal, (reference para wheelers, new modem equip MAN TO WORK in kitchen, full real estate rentals — apart and air conditioning. Central rage, 321,900. Wolverton Agen AA, Manchester Herald.. MACHINIST for Bridgeport and day. For information call 643- Wallpaper Supply. BOLTON — one block from lake graph (2) of Proposal Form ment and plant, company paid time or part-time, also short Antiques 56 ments, homes, multiple dwell- corridor with piped In music. SMALL machine shop, avail cy. Realtors, 649-2813. lathe. Must be able to set up 2188, ask for Mr. D. 3 lota of record, 31|100 for all. COVENTRY Lake — 6 room CON 114G). benefits, clean uniforms dally, order cook. Apply In person PROCESSED gravel for drive- yy^NTED TO BUY — antioues, ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Wall to wall carpeting and sky able at a reasonable price, all seven paid holidays, paid vaca- and operate from blueprints, INCOME for the Mrs. Growing Call right away. H. M. year ’round home, aluminum It is understood the deposit only. Howard Johnson’s Res ----- y ■ ways and parking areas. Also steins, furniture, pewter, lead- Estate, 643-5129. lights. Custom designed for equipment new or near new, will be forfeited in the event 10 Lbs. overtime and fringe benefits, florist, gift shop, greenhouse, Frechette, Realty, 647-9993. siding, large lot and private tlop, top wages. Call 278-1863 taurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., bank run gravel and fill at our the indivudual’s needs. Call ideal for two people. For de the successful Bidder falls to lor more information. Brainard day and night shift, full and Situations Wanted— ed lamps, art glass, primitives, -rorr flat, first floor, cozy 6 room home, garage, cov beach, $10,500. B and J Real Manchester. screening plant or delivered. any quantity. 644-8962. 872-0528, days. tails call Warren E. Howland, execute the Contract. The Bid Ford Truck Center, 45 Brain part-ti^e. Apply H. & B Tool Female 38 George H. Griffing, Inc., 742- stove, refrigerator optional, oil Realtor, 643-1108. ered patio with fireplace, ber Estate, evenings 643-1646, 649- der’s name shall appear on the ’’Easter Style” ard Road, Hartford. TRUCK driver’s helper — 18 and Engineering, 168 Forest furnace, middle aged adults, 460 MAIN St. — store or of- ry bushes, 1% acres. Hutchins Resort Property 8782. face of the check. WILL do ironing in my home 7886. CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, years or older, driver’s license St., Manchester, 643-2540. expert repairing. Colonial no pets, central, 385. March 1 (ice, ideal for many purposes. COMMERCIAL- Industrial at Agency, 649-5324. For Sale 74 Deposits received In any form by the hour or basket. Call FISCHER wood junior skis, 5V4’ EAST HARTFORD — 6 room required. 5 day week. Apply Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. occupancy. Write Box F, Man 646-2426, 9-5. Manchester Green, approx other than specified in the Pro WE NEED HELP! EXCELLENT opportunity lor 643-1477. MERE 319,700 will purchase this ^AFFORDVILLE Lake — Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining posal “ may be the cause of re Shipping Department, Watkins long with Cubco step-in release Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. chester Evening Herald. imately 10,000 square feet, Junior Accountant at Case bindings; Slalom-Firelll wo 2,000 SQUARE FEET, first floor, producing 3800 per month in lovely 4 and 4 two-family, 2 furnished cottage, lot 100x160’ room, nice lot, city water, wall jection of the bid.” J Brothers, 935 Main St., Man - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 OCCUPANCY February 1 to wall, oak floors, storms. NO’nCE TO BIDDERS: The Rogers Corp., continues to chester. Brothers, Inc., must have gen men’s ski boots, size 5; ski industrial space. Available at come. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, fireplaces, separate furnaces, full price, $5,900. CaU days, grow and create need for eral ledger, posting experience Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 p.m., closed ’Tuesday and room duplex, tmn 3100. ko 59 va. Waddell once. Heated, reasonable. Call one apartment includes wall to 289-6459, evenings, 643-2332. Taxes $325. $16,900. Meyer bidders’ attention is called to poles and boot tree. Excellent Wednesday. 643-1577. t h e established Connecticut POLISH people with the Interest and PART-’nM E janitor, mornings, and ability to organize figures FEMALE, chocolate brown condition, 647-8863. Rd. Apply between 7 and 8 Warren E. Howland, Realtor, wall, well built and well main Agency, 643-0609. 461 MAIN St. — Ideal location tained. Don’t be disappointed. State Demolition Code, Chapter talent to supervise and steady work, must be reliable. for monthly financial state miniature pOodle, 9 months, ;----- or call 1-633-5613. 643-1108. Out Of town 354A of the General Statutes to manage. Present salaried ments. Knowledge of IBM for any business or office has We sold the twin next door in Call 649-5334. lovable, papers, 3125. 649-6706. BE’TTER cleaning, to keep Wanted— ^To Buy 58 For Sale 7 5 Wanted— Real Estate 77 which they are to comply. openings are available at helpful but not required — ______colors gleaming, use Blue FOUR room duplex, stove re- STORE FOR RENT — down ’ building-approved for used car no time. Wolverton Agency, NOTE ; ’The disposal of the frigerator, 3H0. One child ac- town Manchester, State Thea- , TWO family or multiple dwell plants in Rogers, Williman- PAINTER wanted, experienced, will be grained here. Contact GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- Lustre carpet cleaner, Rent NEED HELP? We buy used fur- sales. Next to post office. 646- Realtors, 649-2813. SUMMER or winter, you’ll love debris and demolition material cepted. Available March 1. 649- tre Bldg. Inquire Manager. ing, Manchester. No agents tlc and Manchester, for be steady work for right man. Call H.A. Pace for interview, 649- mony Hill. H.C. Chasei Hebron electric shampooer, 31. The niture, attic contents, antiques ~ 2426. 9-6. this 6 room home on a seclud shall be the responsibility of KKLBASA 8530 alter 6. State Theatre, 643-7832. 313,900 — 3-bedroom Cape, please. 872-3596. ginners and experienced 649-4343. 2851. Rd., Bolton, 643-5427.* Sherwin-Williams Co. etc. Call 633-2300 or 646 0004. ed private lake, nestled among the contractor and he will make dormers, air-conditioner, neat the necessary arrangements for Celebration Special! personnel in such positions laurel covered hills. Call us for as; Houses For Sale 72 and clean. Hutchins Agency, disposal. In so doing he must Realtors, 649-6324. ^ details, $19,500. Paul W. Dou be guided by all local ordinanc ROCKLEDGE —New Raised gan, ’Realtor, 649-4535. NOTICE OF PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS es and regulations. Ranch, modem kitchen with SOUTH MAIN St. area — 5 and General clean up of all areas TOLLAND — Near Parkway, bullt-lns, dining room, 3 bed 5 flat, with 2-car garage, sell PUBLIC SALE and removal of fences and LAND 0’ LAKES PRODUCTION FLOORMEN neat 4 room Ranch, 4% acres rooms, family room, 2-car gar ing for 319,900. T. J. Crockett Pursuant to Section 49-70 of hedges as directed by the Engi of land, privacy. Only $14,900. PRODUCTION CONTROLLERS age, aluminum siding, 331,900. Realtor, 643-1577. the General Statutes of the neer vrill be required for each Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, State of Connecticut notice is following property. ASSISTANT FOREMAN SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed ’The State Highway Depart 649-6347. ANDOVER — 9 room Colonial, hereby given to Mr. M^lchael ment in accordance with me FOREMAN TRAINEES rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, Wison of (animal) horse, for Getting nowhere fast? Come to where t^e growing is good! WANTED cottage for one month excellent bam, 60 acre horse nrovislons of Title VI of the kitchen has built-in oven, merly of 116 Constance Drive, Civil Rights Act of 19W (78 ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS in summer, 2 bedrooms, water range, formal dining room, farm, over half mile road front age, nice view. Hayes Agency, Manchester, Conn., now of parts Stat. 252) and the Regulations front, Bolton Lake, Write Box 13x20' living room with unique unknown, that the undersigned of the Department of Com BUHER “ BB” , Manchester Herald. 646-0131. Experience or college tech fireplace arrangement. T w o will sell at a public auction one merce (15 C.F.R., Part 8) is years old. If this sounds like sued pursuant to such Act, nical Institute background MARSHALL Rd. — 6 room ELLINGTON — In country, horse, g;rade pinto gelding (QUARTERS) is most helpful. In-company your kind of house you may privacy, 5 room custom L- hereby notifies all bidders that Cape, 1% baths, finished rec named Chico at 11:00 A.M. on It will affirmatively Insure that training, plus tuition reim want to talk to us. Wolverton Ranch, plastered walls, 10 the 17th of February, 1968 at room. Bowers School. Imme Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. the contract entered Into pur lb. bursement at schools and diate occupancy. T. J. years old, partitioned base premises of the undersigned lo suant to this advertisement will Celebration Special! colleges of your choice are Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER — 6-room ment with shower stall, $18,600. cated on Old Hebron Road, be awarded to the successful available. Additionally ex Ranch, double garage, 2 fire Bety Gessay Krlstofak, Real Village of Amston, Town of responsible bidder without dis cellent salary and benefit MANCHESTER places, carpeting, recreation tor, 875-0701. Hebron, State of Conectlcut. crimination on the ground of programs make these posi race, color or national origin. room, swimming pool, trees, Mrs. Nancy Duda Armour’s Star tions highly attractive. For 4 AND 4 DUPLEX NORTH COVENTRY NOTE; ’The contractor Is re view, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, an apppointment, call the SUMMER IS COMING quired as part of his contract Just listed! Close to bus Realtors, 649-6324. bid price to supply suitable nm- Employment S u p e rvlsor. 16x32 foot in ground swim Miss Lots Banister, ■ 1-774- and shopping on a compact NOTICE terial acceptable to the En^- lot with city water and sew TWO-FAMILY, 5-4, centrally lo ming pool is one of the neer to complete the back fill LIVERWURST 9605, Ext. 427, dally between er. Here is a 2 family that cated, 2-car garage, complete many features of this Split of all cellar holes Immediately 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visit our ly renovated and shows excel Level with 3 bedrooms, fire PUBLIC HEARING upon removing the b'^ldlngs Personnel Offices in Rogers a wise buyer can live in al most rent free. 319,700. Mr. lent Income return, $27,500. 643- place, oven and range, fam from their foundations. The top or write us including your ADDm ONAL two feet of fill (below adjacent Gordon, 649-6306. 1646, 649-8782 Owner. ily room, 2 baths, etc. $22,- .experience and salary re- 900! I Call J. Sl 'Jc ky at APPROPRIATIONS ground level) shall contain no Stone larger than five Inches In ' quirements. MANCHESTER — Ideal young 649-5306. BOARD OF DIRECTORS lor BOLOGNA B W family home. Four rooms on Its greatest diameter. Top soil t o w n o f or loam will not be considered BARROWS and WALLACE Co. a tree shaded lot. Aluminum MANCHESTER, By The Piece ROGERS CORP. storms and screens. Full cel B Sc w suitable material. If the con Manchester Parkade CONNEC'nCUT tractor falls to back fill aU ROGERS, CONN. 06263 Manchester 649-5306 lar. Identical homes selling BARROWS and WALLACE Co. cellar holes at the tlnie me Celebration Special! everyday for this price, $14, ■ Manchester Parkade Notice 1s hereby given that buildings are removed. It wiii An Equal Opportunity NINE ROOM house. 2-car ga 900. Wolverton Agency, Real Manchester 649-6306 the Board of Directors, Town of be necessary for him to protect Employer rage, on quiet street. Call tors, 649-2813. Manchester, Connecticut, will the public by erecting a tern^- ' owner, 649-2365 after 4 p.m. VERNON — 100x300 wooded rarv fence ito me satisfaction Fancy, Lean, Hickory Smeked, Sugar Cured MANCHESTER — Immaculate building lot, on which we will hold a Public Hearing in the Municipal Building Hearing of the Engineer; payn\e"J AT THE AIRCRAFT MANCHESTER — executive 7-room Raised Ranch, with 2 build your new home, your the erection and removal of this ROUTE salesman lor quality neighborhood. Garrison Colon full baths, built-in oven and plans or ours. Wesley R. Smith Room, 41 Center Street, Man fence shall be considered as In dairy in Wethersfield. Steady ial, 7 rooms, large family range, dining room, large liv- Construction Co., 643-1667. chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, cluded in the contract bid price. permanent employment on es room with fireplace, huge naod- . Ing. room, wttli fireplace,,,3 ..bed > February 6, 1968 at 8;00 p.m. on TTie general contours of the tablished route averaging |150 em kitchen, screened porch, - 2- rooms and a heated family SOUTH Windsor—6 room Rais proposed additional appropria surrounding ground shall not be a week. Excellent fringe ben- Looking for the big one ... the job that offers you traditionally JET-AGE JOBS AT JET-AGE PAY FREE TRAINING WITH PAY car garage, wooded lot, $34,- room, 2-car garage, $25,600. ed Ranch, living room with tions as follows; changed wimout specific writ efita, including holidays, pen 900. PhUbrlck Agency, Real Wblverton Agincy, Pealtorn, fireplace, dining room, 3 bed 'To: General Fund Budget 1967/ ten permission by the Engineer. SLICED BACON sion, etc. Call Brock Hall Dairy rooms, garage. 2.9 acres, park NOTE: In addition to me in steady employment plus the chance to get ahead? Try the MACHINE OPERATOR^ tors, 640-5347. 649-2813. 68, Board of Education $49,892 surance requirements contataed for appointment, 529-3321. IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE like setting. Principles only. SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS • WELDERS to establish “ wash-out” ac in paragraph eleven (11) of Pro- Aircraft first! ^ —you may be given 120 hours of instruc LAKEWOOD CIRCLE So. — MANCHESTER — 7 ro6m older Owner, 644-8544. ■9 BENCH MECHANICS count—Economic Opportunity Txisal Form CON 114G me tion and training on the machine you have large rambling oversize Colo- Cape, all utilities, won’t lost. In this jet-age world, industry, utilities and airlines need more and AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS AND TESTERS ANDOVER — well kept 6 room Act of 1964, 'm ic 2A in order ^ccessful bidder shall furnish HELP WANTED PARTS INSPECTORS • TRAINEES been hired to operate. Instruction will be nlal-Cape, jalousled enclosed Asking $14,500. H. M. Fre to proceed with the imple a Certificate of Insurance for patio with attached garage. chette, Realty, 647-9993. Cape, garage, large wooded lot, more jet engines. That’s why the Aircraft keeps growing ... and POWERCEL COMPONENT TESTERS in our own machine training school. mentation of Project Head the same stated minimum Large beautifully landscaped central vacuum system, Leo amounts to cover ExplMlon, Licensed Journey Electrician PLANT PROTECTION FIREMEN AND GUARDS MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 4-4 nard Agency, Realtors, 646- Start TV (or the balance of why Aircraft people can keep moving into better and better jobs. MATERIAL HANDLERS AND PACKERS lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real Collapse or Underground Dam central', large lot, 4 garages, 0469. the 1967-68 school year, to be or AND MANY OTHERS tors, 649-5347. age Liability (XCU). In addition to a steady job and advancement opportunities, you ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may excellent Income property. H. financed from funds received it e m #1 2% story frame Experienced Electrician’s be given courses ranging from 22 weeks OFF East Center St. pracllcal- M. Frechette Realty, 647-9993. from Federal Government un Duplex House, 8-10 Wetherell Helper get another plus in an aircraft job ... a liberal package of benefits APPLY NOW to 93 weeks in Machining, Jet Engine iy In center of town. Two fam NOTICE der Economic Opportunity St Manchester, wim a one (i) ily flat,!'4 down, 3>/4 up. Com MANCHESTER — 9-room Act of 1964, "ntle 2A—$49,8§2 car garage. Former Prop Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, home, only 35 seconds from or that include hospital, surgical and life insurance, an excellent VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE pletely renovated. Both apart 'TOWN OF COVENTRY General Fund Budget 1967/68, erty of. MERTENS. U)ulse East Center St. Ideal for the 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut Machine Repair and Pipe Making. ments vacant. Aluminum sid Board of Tax Review Board of Education $6,960 Apprentice Electrician retirement plan, recently expanded educational assistance pro large family that needs 5 bed OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ing, garages, fine residential The Coventry Board of Tax to establish “ wash-out" ac gram, nine paid holidays, up to four weeks vacation, sick leave rooms. Permanent siding and The above structures must MONDAY THROUGH FRID AY-8 A.M. TO 4;30 P.M. section. T. J. Crockett; Real Review will meet in the Tax count—Public Act No. 523 CALL APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligi aluminum storms an§ screens, be removed within thirty (30) TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. ty, 643-1677. Assessor's Office to hear any Celebration with pay and the largest industrial credit union in the world! 2-car garage, $23,^. Wolver Project No. 77-4 In order to days from the starting SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON ble for courses ranging from three to four appeals from assessments on A Performance Bond J" m® Special! CONCORD RD. — Beautiful ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. proceed with tlie implemen H. G. SCHULZE Inc. Other Connecticut plants In North Haven, years in Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machin the Grand List of October 1, tation of Project Head Start amount of 100% of his bid or Get where the action is. Jet ahead in a steady job with a good Ranch, large living room, for $1 whichever is greater Southington and Middletown. SEVEN room modem home off 1967, on the following dates: 000.00 ing, Tool & Die Making and Electronics. mal dining room, cabinet IV for the balance of the 1967- will be required of me success SAVE 875-9707 future at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! Porter St. in one of Manches- Saturday, February 3, 1988 at 68 school year, to be financed kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea ful bidder. „ , . tion room, landscaped yard. ters finest neighborhoods. Cus the following time—9 a.m. until from funds received from A separate Bid Proposal is 30c a lb. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, tom built with many ' unusual 12 noon; Tuesday, February 6, Public Act No. 523, Project to be submitted with the above ME(3HANIC — full time, good 648- 5963. features. Beautiful park like 1968, 7 p.m. until 9 p.m.; and No. 77-4 $6,960. ITEM on the item! wages to an experienced man. lot. Priced In the low 30’s. By Sautrday, February 10, 1968, 9 John I. Garslde Jr., NO'TICB t o ^BIDDERS: Liq See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan STUNNING 6V6 room Cape on appointment. Phllbrick Agency, a.m. until 12 noon. uidated damagfis of twenty five Secretary dollars ($25.00) per day wUl be Garage, Rt. 83, Vernon. west side, new ceramic bath, 649-6347. Joseph Shanahan, Board of Directors assessed for each calendar day SPECIALS fof THURS., FRI., and SAT. full shed dormer. Ideal for Chairman Manchester, Conn. SERVICE station help wanted your future today ot PSc\AfA starter or retirement. Priced TWO family, 6-6 flat, aluminum of over-run of Contract time. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Board of Tax Review Dated at Manchester, Con Howard S. Ives 9-5. No experience necessary. for immediate sale, ' $16,90C siding, 153x164 lot, convenient necticut, this twenty-third day State Highway Apply Cantone’s Esso Service, An equal opportunity employer Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ly located. Leonard Agency, Dated at Coventry, Connecti of January 1968. Commissioner 308 West Middle Turnpike. 649- 2813. Realtors, 646-04'69. cut, January 17, 1968. ) . ; <« 9 PAOE THIRTY-TWO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1968 ifltanrl^TatTr lEttTtting Average Daily Net Press Run For The Week Ended The Weather Occasional drizzle | tonight. The Democratic Town Com January t, 1968 About Town mittee 1s meeting tonight at 8 RCEO Asks Member Towns T a x H earings Low to mid 30a. Rain develop in the Probate Courtroom in the ing tomorrow. High about 40. Sunshine buse« to Norwich Municipal Building to consider 15,534 Hospital are scheduled for Sun bjAaw changes affeebihg the About Junked Car Problem Set to Begin Manchester— A City of Village Charm day, leaving' Central Row, Hart election of its 70-member or Questionnaires requesting in town exclusively. ('B) If' the ford at'noon and returning from ganisation. A new committee The Manchester Board of Tax MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1908 (CfeMllled Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS the hospital at 4:1S p.m. The formation on the junked-car si compound were to serve several Review will hold hearings to VOL, LXXXVII, NO. 103 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) will be elected in to serve tuation'in their respective towps adjoining towns as well. service is sponsored by the Capi two years. morrow night for those taxpay tol Regional Mental Health As have bden sent to the members The RCEO, in addition to con ers whose last names start with of the 26-town Regional Council sociation, Inc., 217 Farmington ’The Fellowcraft degree will sidering the recommended ar the letters A through F. The Ave., Hartford. ReservaiUons of Elected Officials (ROEG), of rangement with the mobile session, from 6 to 8 in the Mu be exemplified when Friendship which Manchester is a member. may be nuule now by calling .Lodge of Masons meets in the crusher, has been considering nicipal Building Hearing Room, The City of Hartford will soon the association. Masonic Temple atii7:30 tomor / a model ordinance for adoption is for taxpayers who wish to 7 slg^n a contract with a private by its separate member towns. appeal their latest assessments, Grand List Late; row night. Harold W. Lavan- firm to operate a mobile auto The Hartford Bates Club will way, past master, will preside. The ordinance would spell out based on October 1967 figures. crusher facility at that city’s have a dinner meeting Wednes John L. Von Deck Jr., secretary requirements and penalties. A second session, for those North Meadows. day, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. at and past master, will present Mayor Nathan AgostlneUi, taxpayers whose last names The RCEO has been consider Valle’s Steak House, Bralnard the "G” lecture: end Raymond Manchester’s representative to start with the letters G through ing an arrangement whereby the Rd., Hartford. Reservations E. Bogue, treasurer and past the RCEO, said that he received M, will be conducted Friday, Rises Only 2.5% may be made now with George master, will deliver the charge. separate towns would enter into the questtonnatre yesterday and from 6 to 8 p.m. In the Munici E. Stewart, 207 Country Lane, Officer dress Is tuxedo. There ' agreements with the sanie firm, has not had [^^chance to study pal Building Hearing Room. East Hartford. will be refreshments after the to permit the mobile crusher to It. The three-member Board of meeting. travel to a number of strategi He said that th ere^ no doubt Tax Review is comprised of The Parents Association for Kinston choto cally located compounds with that Manchester has a problem Charles H. McKenzie, chair Childbirth Education will meet in the Capital Region. Cars with jimked cars and that all man; Roger McDermott, ■vice To $222,850,466 Monday at 8 p.m. at West Engaged would be brought to be com proposed plans to solve' it FFEE in all 3 sizes. If you where, the U.S. Command an cities ■with their biggest offen Civilian casualties mounted fighting in nine different places South Korea Head million. Whole or small half. Into the thousands across the of Ladies’ Better Dresses just can’t wait for mailed cou nounced hellcopter-bome troops sive of the war, a drive In the in the capital city of nearly 3 Mlanchester’s new itaxaWle Leap U.S. Choice northern provinces below the country, with estimates of up to pon worth 60c on Maxim pur of the 1st Cavalry Division se million people. A wall of tanks Grand Ust, broken down Into demilitarized zone. U.S. Ma 2,000 killed or wounded in Sai chase . . . come in and buy it cured Quang Tri City, capital of and armored personnel carriers three classiifications, shetvs rines form the main allied gon alone. Original today . . . redeem your coupon SHOULDER CLOD South Vietnam’s northernmost surrounded the U.S. embassy, Warns Premier Kim $176,467,194 for reel estate, province. Gunshlps helped shield there against four or five American armored and infan next time you buy. whose grounds the Viet Cong oc $29,563,882 for personal prop thwart the 800 or so Communist dl-vlsions of Hanoi regulars — try troops were rushed, from SEOUL (AP) — South Korean to the enemy under any clrcum- Prices Center slices or roast of this de cupied for six hours Wednesday, erty, and $17,819,390 for motor ViOtt troops who had driven Into that perhaps up to 50,000 men. other critical areas into some of and Ambassador Ellsworth Presldent Chung Hee Park said stances and at any time, and we Can you buy it for less? licious, very lean SHOULDER today he does not believe in uni- are closely watching their vehicles. CLOD ...... Ib. $1.09 city, 19 miles below the demili The commander of U.S. forces the threatened cities, including Bunker’s residence five blocks tarized zone. in Vietnam, in calling the ene Saigon. As U.S. tanks, armored away. fying North and South Korea by moves,” he said at a ceremony Read Estate is up $3,543,220 Three companies of U.S. Ma my’s present operation a go for personnel carriers and Infantry force but warned North Korean launching a highway construe- from Iasi year, p e r s o ^ prop- Lean Bottom Round rines, a platoon of Army tanks broke proposition, told a news men from three divisions (See Page Twelve) Premler Kim n-sung “ there is a tlon project in Seoul. erty is up $1,207,099, and mo- N O W 11.50 In a BEEF ROAST ...... Ib. $1.09 limit to our patience.” Premier Chung n-kown told tor vehicles ore up $881,566. wide In his first public statement the National Assembly it Is The Grand List is still sub- SPAM Slices of Bottom Round or Clod for since 31 Communist commandos questionable whether South Ko- selection London Broil or Swiss Steak tried to assassinate him in Seoul rea alone should abide by the (See Page Twelve) N O W 10.00 lb. $1.09 Jan. 21, Park said North Korean armistice agreement when of 12 Oz. Can General Predicts agents are trj^ng to create con- North Korea Is sending soldiers Nixon Declares Candidacy ditlons for the North to reunito for subversion in the South. settings Serve Pinehurst Ground Meats at least once . . . N O W 9.00 Korea forcibly under Commu He said North Korea has the children just love “ Hamburgs" Hormel’s CHILLI NEW YORK (AP) — Richard nist rule about 15,000 imen specially Hostages Huge Enemy Drive M. Nixon announced today In an “ Our 600,000-men armed with Beans PINEHUR5T 3-IN-1 BLEND trained for guerrilla warfare N O W 7.50 open letter to the citizens of forces are fully prepared to deal against South Korea. The pre SAIGON (AP), — Gen. Wil- and ” lt could come at any New Hampshire that he would counteroffensives Immediately mier said toe govenunent plans be a candidate for the Republi Campbell’s Ghix and Stars, LEAN CHUCK GROUND Ib. 11am C. Westmoreland predicted time.” to provide arms to workers in Taken in Chix Noodle or Chix Rice today that the Communists will The four-star commander told can presidential nomination. key factories. Foreign Minister The former ■vice president told N O W 6.00 Soups 6 cans 89c. ROUND GROUND ...... Ib. 99c SAUSAGE M E A T ...... Ib. 60c follow up their current cam- a crowded news conference this Clhol Kyu-hah said toe g;ovem- palgn against key cltlea of South ■would be the third phase of a the people of that state “ the ment is discussing with toe BEEF U V E R ...... lb. 69c LAMB PATTIES .. . . ! ...... lb. 46c Vietnam with their biggest of- three-phase plan hatched in Ha- choices we face are larger than .Official Asks United States ways to strength Colorado SEX APPEAL fenslve of the war, a drive In nol lost September by the North any differences among Republi en South Korean defenses. N O W 5.50 If you want ULTRA BBITE CALVES L IV E R ...... lb. 89c cans or 'among Democrats, larg VAIL, Colo. (AP) — Two g;un- the northern end of the country. Vietnamese leadership. Elarller, South Korea’s Cen men bungled a car theft and 'FOOTHPASTE for sex appeal, or It will be the enemy’s “ main The current wave of attacks er even than the differences be To Dig Up AD Just to clean your teeth . . . buy tween the parties. They are be tral Intelligence Agency said it holdup In this Rocky Mountain effort,” said the commander of on Saigon, provincial capitals has smashed a major Commu the 89c size here for ...... 62c and other key cities and towns, yond politics. resort town early today, then U.S. forces in South Vietnam, nist spy ring of ew men and took five hostages—including SPECIAL GKOUP OF LADIES’ CAVTIIIE DRESSES Don’t buy $1.49 CONTAO in dozen PINEHURST NEWS BULLETIN . . . Why it has dropped from 30c . . . which began Monday, is the sec Nixon said in his long-expect Prison Bodies loto just because all the food women who provided North Ko toe Vail police chief—as they we don’t know . . . except a new crop has arrived . . . we have the best ond phase of Hanoi’s master ed declaration: “Peace and trade, including Pinehurst is giving lettuce in town . . . and at this featured c perhaps the lowest (consider rea with information on U.S. fled oast toward Denver, the 19 plan and "marks a change In freedom In the world, and peace it away at 70c . . . this price con ing the quality . . . ) CUMMINS PRISON FARM, and South Korean military Colorado State Patrol reported. NOVV 4.50 N O W 3.00 strategy by the enemy,” West and progress here at home, will tinues tin further notice. ^ . . 44, Ark. (AP) — Gov. Winthrop forces. It was toe second fouled-up moreland continued. Stennis Sees depend on toe deris ^ of toe Rockefeller has announced that The Intelligence agency said it holdup-Hostage-chase episode in “ fie is using North Viet next President of toe United he wants all bodies exhumed 'rounded up toe group, based in - N O W 4.00 4 99 N O W 2.50 PINEHURST ICEBERG namese army forces to spear Colorado this week. Monday, States. For these critical years, from toe grassy field where Seoul, on Jan. 24, one day after « 6 9 , BUY 73c head his terrorist attacks.” seven hostages were taken and More Troops America needs new leader three skeletons were dug up and toe seizure of toe U.S. spy ship 3 99 2.00 The 54-year-old general said two were slightly ■ wounded be ship.” placed in a "proper and decent” Pueblo. BAND AIDS the Communists have "paid fore toe 260-mile chase ended Nixon told toe voters that he burial ground. It was toe largest Communist dearly” for the current and toe abductor was captured At Pinehurst For 59c For Vietnam learned "toe awesome nature of As demands for investigations espionage ring reported uncov offensive, which he called a near Denver, 10 nailes east of toe great decisions a President Increased, Rockefeller also said ered by toe agency since it "tfeacherous and deceitful act.” here. Today roadblocks were set faces" during his 14 years In Wednesday, “ I think It is better broke up a group of more than Buy regular 98c Rubber LETTUCE WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. He said so far they have lost up along U.S. 6, and all avail Washington, and said he had not to bring more people Into an 40 South Koreans operating out able officers were pressed Into As shown; $27B Gloves here at 79c and Vick’s sta te o f Miaine Grade A Potatoes 10 lbs. 39c John Stennis D-Mlss., said today 6,800 dead, and allied forces had a chance to reflect on toe already confusing situation.” of East Berlin last summer. the hunt, but the carload of cap $1.09 FORMULA 44 at 59c. "expansion of the war” in Vlet- have detained 2,600 sui^ects, lessons of public office and Come here for Seedless Indian River Grapefruit many of whom will subsequent He added, “ We believe the A U.S. military spokesman re- tives and captors had not been Treasure Chest neon probably will require addi measure the nation’s tasks and ly be classified as pritoners of investigation should be pushed ported only one brief fire fight located by 8:30 a.nl. MST, some Diamonde, from tional military manpower above problems during toe past eight fearlessly but In an orderly diulng toe night along toe de four hours after toe incident. $100 to $5000 Mfg. suggested price on the 626,000 U.S. forces now ear war. years. Westmoreland said 630 allied manner, and let toe chips fall militarized zone between North There were conflicting reports this size ADORN Hair marked for southeast Asia. “ I have sought to apply where they may.” ' and South Korea. He said U.S. on toe number and origin of toe Heinz Great American Soup may make the difference between a good dinner troops had been killed, approxi EASY PAYMENTS 5pray is $2.25 . . . we are Stennis, chalrjnan prepared those lessons to toe needs of toe State police now are Investi infantrymen exchanged shots hostages. and a great dinner. It sells at 2 cans 49c . . . try Vegetable, Chicken Noodle or ness subcommittee of the Sen mately 200 of them Americans. AVAILABLE present, and to toe entire sweep gating. with three or four North Ko “ Everyone tells a different fMturing it at . . . .$1.25 several other varieties . . . ate Armed Services Committee, The U.S. Command said there of this final third of toe 20th Meanwhile In Houston, Tex., reans spotted just north of toe story,” said Richard Schlppers, III ON6 SPECIAL I^RbUP OF DISCONTOIUED STUBS OF said he is confident that Presi were 655 allied dead, including century,” he said. "And I be and Fresno, Calif., former Ar- fence along toe zone’s soutoeileip deputy chief of the patrol. dent Johnson is considering 232 Americans. lieve I have found some an- kansas penitentiary inmates border but there were no oaS- ’ The latest report from the plans for increases in forces, Westmoreland said the cur "AMERICAN GIRL" PUMPS W ers.” told newsmen they watched ualties on either side. State Patrol indicated the host weapons and funds. rent Communist drive was q He noted he had visited New prison guards slay 10 convicts ' The newspaper Donga Ubo, ages were Vail Police Chief Ted Stennis talked with newsmen "go for brpke proposition.” ' Hampshire often in toe past but who may be buried beneath reported four shooting incidents Holmes, who later was left Not every size in every in advance of a closed commit “ It was all or nothing," he said. “He has put forth hla max said he was not asking toe sup some of toe numerous depres- Wednesday night and Thursday handcuffed to a tree; three Janl- co!k)r— but ^ 1 a fifood selec- 513.00 tee session at which Secretary port of voters now "on toe basts slons In toe field. morning torial employes of toe VaU Mon- JEWELEFI8—SILVERSMITHS PINEHURST of Defense Robert S. Mc imum effort. He will be very CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE of old friendships. We have en- The Arkansas chapter of the Clashes have been frequent or Hotel, where toe trouble be- I «»- , NOW Namara presented his depart- badly hurt. It will take Mm 968 Main St., Manchester OPEN THURS., FRI. and SAT. At 8 A.M.—THURS., and FRI. 9 P.M. (Seo Page Two) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) 5.90 (See Page Twelve) (Bee Page Twelve) Richard M. Nixon (See Page Twelve)